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neea eea paPer as Clay has to maka ls,. , "srrnug man, should make such an 4d,nss,' eui The testimony and reference uh,eb I''sAsaoa aoced are aaimpeachable and hv {, f .'- '''- iStso. oe lacgcd--te stand or fall Bv ,hst ,~"eng ie feierence expect ,o convict Csssiss M s'Y aSc .oWarSsce' .S ID oegging his fife pi,eassiy ''y thought h was in danger: of me. rss. NSFa as the relationship of Henry Csy ,o -. ~ S'slasss whea> he both before and after w,s ss,., DIS .ye. the eabt, of denoaaeiag Hsury Ct,y " .assey h oi ats eeing mehbed and eosnpel;s4i in 1f.ss que ITS aeot lon PspaF ia LcSiaeious of f3n ''ass ste'y and on all occasions cf tr.h.y, Y, ssl'eeF' lst ofcsts, tn pointing out Lt Dav,.a,, @ ,,'s oe' seH'o tse Aexcnne, as having voted for TS' earnauoa--a crime of which ha cuuit l -. 10' .,.S v 'ise laws of the eoantry, and h,s ..,.' sisa memory rendered. infan,ons '' Heat here repeat that am respons,bl. f,, write 'i1s'V,e ps " iet what La'ir Roek, .hsg. 5, Is4s. N' 'AN~ff' rug ieiowihg s the proof, referred i, ,L.,. 1pS 1pS circumstances uuacr which nr,. IVY " e' S~'e' visited ae prisoners during their cn,sa.g g rih Santiago: N''' ''' has@esi Hot Springs Arts.. Jslv pe ls,s SsPt C, Cs D1NLEV,--Ss In rprl, ,. . 9t' qaFy whether or not yoa yvern a.,y,,. " y"ot sn- as whilst we Tere prisoners of vsa, i M" 'S ''4' nave 'o say that you visited us but epc. .,'s " 0"e Vist Was after We had hcea enssp,a t, V s' ''' ago Tor three months, and withon, ,s,,s' sa""' he manner Of your vist 10 us without ,a,..' was th's About the lst of Junc Isl7 ,ys.s .'~'O' were on the eve of being marched towards r,a' " O. you brought us some clothing and ayae4 yaI's seR oi the opportunity to take bundle of r.,S' la your hand aad enter without benp o,sa,vss '" .ne eti'eer "u duty. Bu, we rccolicef d,.,inr,,. 'ha' 90 500" as the officer on datg observed ya, a"iohg the prisoners you were inftaf,t,,iX o,s.i rom amo"g us. We are certain that lhi, :, ,s- only Visit We receired from you darta0 nm, ,... sonment, and that was made without nrrri' a'gr' rom the Mexican oifioeron duty as we have k.,o. stated. S1 E6,IrM t,s,1eF ',asg esleFe
 JOSEPH JESTER.
 Lase fsciabers of tbe itk's rsg'fasd
 EaeerasfioR prisps,rs.
 Ltite Rock, Assta I7iA, is,s We have read the above and can certify ia t. ruth. :" '''
 WRITTEN,
 ] l., BRoWER.
 Laie members q the .frks fsg7 cad
 EAcaynat,on Srjsonets
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[CoRREsrosDEScr OF THE BANNER. l
Gsn. TaYIor and ths Pr,sidsntr.

We commend to the perusal of our readers the following letter, from talented citizen of Arknn- sss, for the fOreibe and new arguments it contains In relation to Gen. TsyIor's claims, and the war with Mexico. We have rarely had an opportunity of presenting our readers with anything more to the point,
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keev il before the Peopi''

That no uasH eaB Fots lot pen r.pn flL a, ,he same ,ipie, voting for WILLARD iF' MORE, the Aboliiionis,'
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We have rrceived unofficial returna from several other eeaa'ies, but they may generally be relied on as correct.
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 about to be of to Acapslco after the cap ture of Mexico when all agreed that the time has, ;s FIGHT, ss sy the diseases of the Sonth, or the assasin's sword--when Cspts. Hesdy and Smith came ap from San Francisco 10 our ho- tel, 10 make concentrated staBd-When were ready, and in order ts insure promptness Of action before It was'too late fer council, put the vote 10 Capt. lle3dy aud Lt. ChsFch Who answer in tle affirmative and next to the gallant Lienten ant Davidson, HE to the asionishmeBt aud mertiii- cation of Us all, absolutely refused 10 fight" Now Clay has said, that the speech which charged hin with having made could oay have been made by iIiot: l leave II to any ia his sober to say, whchis the more like ldsof, or m1nuac, fl you pleas. bis speech made thc spur of the occasion, wheu he thoagh his life in danger, or this paragraph wfi tea after giature deliberaiOnf It N il be remembered that bat six American officers went to To!uca ptiseae.s, after first solsmnly re-giptsg parole to be Mexican government, to re- main wiiAin certain limits the city of Ioiaca, 1 believe) ''Iis true, there were few soldiers and teaRlsters, bat they ail locked up, and could not possibly have joined ia revolt Clay makes light of Davidson and myself yotssg for A fight of seventy against three thousand, when We had ao. gircH pgT0Ie, and had ArGs Ia onF hands and a chance tO make car escape. And still this Clay only asks siA Amalicau oticers io fight tine wheis 9f thc Mexican foEce iu Tosuea, n their for affections, but asss tilena to mako l.al desperate fight hilst they are aek wiedgeolY tisO eToss IL. Davidson is not oniy gentleman aBd soldier, but yoang of remarkably good serssv-ea tirey too sensible 10 fall into sueh trap thai and sill Clay speaks oi asstalns stapHdag. StH do Capt Ieady and IL Churchill the justice io say that believe Clay has misfepreseatsd them. l cannot be!iege that .hey voted for hght under the circumstances as given by him.
 Clay saeers at nay say ing that l am Fesponaaeie for what write, and makes admission winch IS taBtsIaeuat 10 saying lha; be IS noi resPossioo for what he writes Ii strikes ne ss something re- markabl strange that who has wasted as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
denomination Of MIR. Polk.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, April


WASHINGTON, Saturday, April l. lsis.
Mr. Folks chance for denomination grows better
daily. The skies are Frightening" 1t is cacu-
lated that Of the members OF the Baltimore Con-
vention. one fourth of them will be office holders
under the present dynasty, and of course DESTROYS
ofcontinuingl it. They want no new shuttle. Among
the delegates already appointed are the Post
master of Buffalo, the Collector at Lewiston, tho
U. s. District Attorney for Massachusetts,, nc.
These men, like RoLLA, seek no change. The
next Presidency if Loco, will not be mere con
tiuuance OF the same measures, ideas and men, az
VAS BURENs was to JACRsOS's a kind OF an appen
dix to a preceding text. Oh. no. progressive
Democracy" toerates no fixtures. It's Statute OF
Limitations runs out every four years, and othce
holders must run with it. No principle is IN good
odor with the party longer than four years
Ii was given out on the organization OF the Ca6l
net of NJ Polk. that no aspirant for the Presden'
cy was understood to hold a seat in 1t. This was
the implied condition upon which each member &C
cepted office. Nor is Mr.. BUcHANAN's seemingly
ambitious conduct violation thereof. lie 10 pat
forward by the partsans of the reelection az mere
decoy. Mr.. Polk, when the proper time arrives
will quietly bag his votes. Those delegates elect
ed as favorable TO his pretensons have no expecta-
ton that he will be nominated and their wish 10
in many instances father to the thought Mr.. BU
many enemies since his occupancy OF the State
Department. His elevation to the fuller view Of
the public has revealed defects in his character
which protecting obscurity concealed betore,-tor
while in the Senate, he only followed, never led
He walked in the shadow OF Wright and being oil
himself not brilliant but rather Opaque, be was but
darkly visible 10 the naked eye.
Many persons who thought that they had merited
some love at his hands have found him grow cold
10 their wishes. His kindness freezes He has
according TO them, become strangely oblivlous, OF
more strangely Indifferent. They even go so ia
as to say that he avshes upon their rivals and their
enemies-once thought has too-the same candy
deal Of courtesy as on them. de shines on the
antpodes at the same time, they say.
They denounced him therefor and reject his ALI
ances The fires Of hatred are covered over, how
ever, in many instances, with superintendent
ashes but he will find them burn TO the touch.
g. T is the sport to have the engineer
Hoist with his own pe.ard.'
these very men who chiefly aided Mr.. Polk &c
cozen the people out of their votes have been, and
witt be deceived again by him. They have taught
him lesson Of which he is not slow in awaiting
himself.
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Hail, Connecticut!

Our returns by Telegraph last night Of yester'
days Election in CoSSEcrIcur leave no manner Of
doubt that the Wings have gloriously triumphed,
rsslecting their State officers by fully 5000 plu
rality and at least 900 majority over all opposi
tion. THE aggregate majority against Polk and
his War Of Conquest can hardly fall below ) ,OO0.)
Among the fruits Of this victory are
A Whig Governor, LIT. Governor, &c.
a Whis LeGtslature-both Houses
Whig SHERIFF., In most II all the Counties; and
Tive Whis U. 4. Senators, one Of them for six
years from March, in place Of John NJ Niles. Loco
Owing to the arrangement Of the Telegraph last
night our returns far less complete than we had
arranged for, but they are decisive. The Wings
have certainly gained in the general vote and in
the House. and probably in the Senate also last
year Is Wing to Loco The vote is unusually
large-the largest since the Presidential in "A,
and the majority quite large az then-fuly twice
% large a. We had in the State Election In April
~, whom every nerve was strained by both parties
Nobly done, WHIe CoSsEcTIcuT
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The Presidential Convention 10 now some two
months distant, and the leanings OF many Dele
gates the attitude even of some States, will very
probably depend on the relative prospects OF sue
cess with one candidate or another. All over the
Union the question is anxiously propounded' Can
the man we in our hearts prefer be chosen II no
minated = and more especially, Can he be moral
~ ,ure of the vote Of New York These questions
are proper, are honest, and deserve candid reliable
answers If the Empire State prefers any one
man 10 al others--if she il more certain TO vote
for that man than any other Wing who can be
stsrted-the fact ought 10 be set forth as authonta
lively and potentially as the circumstances VIII
psrmit III our State has no such choice, OF course
none should be indicated.
No Wing State Convention will assemble among
M prior TO the meeting Of the National Convention
no means are afforded Of formally making known
the preference Of New York except through the &C
ton of the Wing Members OF the Legislature
representing fully two thirds of the population of
the State. Should they see fit to apprise our
brethren in other States according to their best
Judgment, Of the state of Wing opinion in New
York with regard to the next Presidential candl'
date Of our party, their expression cannot fail to
have ito due weight with the Wings OF the whole
Union What are the objections to such expires
sion
We desire no manufacture OF pubic opinion-no
dictatorial enunciation. We do not care that the
Wing Members of our Legislature should tell the
People whom they prefer what we desire is
declaration to the Wings Of the Union OF the pre-
ference of the Wings of New-York. They have
heard from New. Hampshire and Massachusetts
from Connecticut and Rhode Island. FROM Alabama
and Iowa they must naturally desire to hear also
who 10 the choice of New-York. We trust they
will be permitted to do so. II the State has no
preference. or our repr esentatves think 1t has
none, Of course none will be declared But it, Oh the
other hand, there il decided and undeniable pre-
ponderance Of Wing sentiment in favor Of some one
oandidate-so decided that the Wings in our Legs'
lature can hardly be unaware Of tive trust it will
be responsibly and commsndngly manifested be-
fore the day Of final adjournment 1t seems to us
but just and equal that 30 it should be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
In Democratic whis General Committee.

BROADWAY HOUSE, April l, 1913.
R<ssir<d That the Democratic Whis Electors Of the
City and County OF New York. be requested TO assemble
In thsr respective Wards st such pisces a. lhe Wrd
Comnittse NAV designate, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
mo- April at n O'clock unless earlier ordered oy We
Ward Committees; and said Committees may direct ihe
manner of holding said election for the purpose Of select
tna Dsssstss from the several Wards to District CONVEX
t,ops 10 nomin ate Assistant Justices and Police Justices
In their respective Districts
of tvsniy-one members EACH and the representations
from the several Wards In said Conventions Be as foow'
Frn District, comprising the fust Second, Ihrd ana
Fifth Wards Eve Deless;es each said Deiesses wren
assembled 10 select one Delegate from the DISTINCT al
large, 90 - to make the whole number twenty.one
Second District comprising The FOURTH oAtn eno roOi-
tespth WARDS, seven Delegates each -,
TArd Dutricf comprising the Eighth and MINI =" ARCS
ten Delegates each said Delegates when assembled 70
sssct Delegate from the District at large 90 as 70
made the whole number twenty one - ,,.., -
Fesra D,str,ef, comprising the TENN, fhteehth anu
Ftftk Dufrcf. comprising the Seventh, Eleventh sra
Thirtsenth Wards, seven Dslessses each; 80 ., - ,
StrsA Dstrtet comprising the Twelfth, oxleehlh anu
Eishtsenth Wards, seven Delegates each
R<sop<d That tho several District Conven,ons ~
BILE on THURSDAY EVENING, April g. at ~ oelocs Al
the places hereinafter mentioned:
F,ysf D,sfrief at Second Ward Hotel
Second Disfrtef, at Broadway House. -,
ND Dasfr,ef at Tinkbam Hail. Fourth st and Az T.
Te~rth Dstrof at Henry Clay House, Az a ana ht-s~
FtffA D,sfyief, ct ~ Howard. st
s,yfA Distrief ct Bulls Head. Third avenue
PHILIP HONE, Chairman
y a,t h1w'' Vice Chairman
Jo.s,m = TayLos: }s.crst.rie. ssa
Tribune for Europe.
-. MI. s.,,; w..slv or Weeklv Tribune, may be
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THE ILLUMISATION.

At o'clock, the President rose, though number CT
spontaneous addresses delivered af'srward and 81
the same time the windows Of the City Hall began TO
kndle till in short time stood against the cloudy say
Ike vast palace Of ssrs-The effect WAS magnificent
The windows all lighted from top to bottom and the
strong glow streaming out on the crowded thousands
gave the scene unusual subimty In few minutes Tam
many Hail. the Tribune Buildings and the various Hotels
around the Park. masses OF ghtierins nght.
Throuehou the whole length OF Broadway, the Hotels
and public buildings or less Illuminated ana
patriotic music heard from various quarters through
the whole evening.
The ceremonies terminated at o'clock, by splendid
display OF fireworks from the balcony Of the City Hall
The words yIvE REPUBLIoUE" were written In lines
Of FIRE along the center while from each END clusters OF
rockets and streaners whzzed up into the sky and fell In
gtering shower Soon after this, the lights Of the iu-
minstion all exnguished and the City returned 10
its calm, except the o-repested Aux Gmes cito-
yeps1 or Mourn pour la Parc sang by the dispensing
PATRIOTS.
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BUFFALO, Monday, April 3.

The ice Is packed for miles BY heavy 5 W. WIND
completely obstructipe navigation This immense Dam
OF ice At the foo, OF Lake Erie probably accounts for the
deficiency Of water IN the Nasars River at the Falls snd
below which has been previously noticed Flour remains
dull A, IS 49, Corn-no change and Inactive at % cts.
yhsa,-no change Chicago held at 10, CTS. No change
l.. tIt.t u,t,ss
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Expre.s Failure.

AUGUSTA, Ca MONDAY A2tll ..
The express from n. Orleans for the Ner- York
Tribune failed TO connect at Mobile, from which
place we have dates to the 2ssh uls. bat no news
Of interest.
shjp Sew.-4rrirsd-Ship Excelsior, bris DR.. h iich
cock Boston; barks Jane y. Williams and Martha, New
YORK Csared-Bug Union, Ncw.fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
Melancholy Casually.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Apri >
Mr. Joseph 5. Richards, vinegar manufacturer
was awakened this morning by grosns, which aP-
peared to proceed from bis vat be Immediately
Jumped up, ventInto his factory and found that
negro had fallen in the vat. In his endeavors to
get him out Mr.. Richards was suiiocated with the
gas. The negro and Richards both persisted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

n On the 18Th Of April the American Hotel viii be
closed. The proprietor takes this occasion to return
thanks to hs friends for the kindness and consideration
eynsed to him at ali times during period often years
American Hots, New. York. April 3, le+e.
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~ IRIsHMEs See advertisement OF the Note
Book Of an Irish Barrister.

~. Mas PELBy's Scriptural snd Temperance Wax
statu.ry Al the American Museum continues 20 attract
crowds Of visiters and excites tho admiration rs well
wonder Of every behoder IL Is on exhibition at all hours
O'clock variety Of chsste take place oy
that inimitAble Yankee Great Western and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
Business Notifies.

" Here srs the styles for sentemsn,s Hats OF the
soIins fashion of the most approved and desirable pat
tern now ready manufactured OF the finest beaver aud
silk that cannot fail to salt the most sstd ous also the
Spring stye Of boys cloth CABS and infants fancy velvet
caps OF ell patterns KNOX, l2s Fultonst (sun Build
49, rt3ts
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By TELEGRAPH TO the Ne,c-YOrk Tribune.
The Nugent Case-Hr. Black.
vV..ur~eTo~ Monday Acrf

The District Court issued a habeas corpus to
hear the case Of Nugent the Heraifs correspond
en, TO morrow and test the justice Of bis imPrlson-
ment.
Mr.. Black is failing very fast, and is now very
nigh unto death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
CITY ITEMS.

" Mr.. WARNER Of Alb Broadway, give free
lecture this TUESDAY ming, at o'clock, on new
plan Of instruction ladies and gentlemen in singing at
sight.
PHRESoLoGY-Mr. L n Fowler commences bis
lectures on Phrenolegy in Clinton Hall, New-York, this
evening, and in the Lyeeum Hall, Brooklyn, tomorrow
evening, at I. o'clock. Seats free.
II The FARMERS CLUB meets today at the
rooms Of the American Institute Park. Hour, l2 NJ
Subject Pruning.
FIRE-A fire broke out at about half past ten
last night In spsncers stove factory, No. q Waters-
It was put before doing much damage but the stoves
and other articles suffered great eeal from the wafer
No insurance.
FIRE.-The premises situate at the southwest
eoraer Of Attorney and Delaney SIS. slightly dam
assi by Ere about , o'clock yesterday afternoon.
- We call the attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement IN another column Of Of lectures
ou Botany By Rev Mr. Hrsoks We assured that Mr.
H. visits this country with the highest testimonials Of
character and capacity and have doubt tha: those
who may atiekd his lectures will and themselves amply
repaid.
= 1t Will be seen, by reference 70 an sdver.
tisemen in another column that tie editors Of the Home
Journal announce 4 and beautiful novel for mmed-
ate publication The number containing tie nrss chapter,
furnishes good period for subscribers
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
II The Supreme Court and Court OF Oyer
.nd Terminer J1dss MookE presiding, will commence
their April term. 10 day
/ CoMNos CoUscIL.-The Board OF Aldermen held
nestiFs on Saturday evening a. the Mayors oaice.
The Only Business transacted the appointment OF ths
following perfons a. Commissioners Of Deeds for the
City Of Brooklyn to hold Office for three years j. Deher
nor, IT, w. II. Story, B. King, John Tomas, O. Ber
GIN ssabarJ Kissan, C. Bsrnes horehouse =. H.
D-hern.n, c g. simonson 8. r. Aercein W. C. herbert.
/ Edwin Beers, N Richmond W. NJ. B0srum, Jeremiah
VOorhiss, NJ vsn Bureo, II sidell, U Lyon, C.
smith : Smith, K. stocdsrt, Tbomss Chadwick Z c.
Nof-hou.e. Isaac Brnkerhof J. Barksu $. d. Lewis
: W. burne A bs~ley, G. Themes. W. Furmsu, w. A.
Greene. Z. haTtisdsle. p V.sR stanton, c. Wsfts.
9 H. fh0ms9E aaG c. =. Bglk.sy, c. 4. Cooper, j. 81.
slmonson.
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"THE OwL-CREKK LETTERS very
liable letters originally published in the Journal Com
<rcs have been collected into neat duodeeno by Baker
& 5eribner, - Park Pow.
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~ Imported French Paten, Leather Boots, just re-
ceiyed om Paris and selling at only 81 also hand
large assortment Of calf dress Boots - So and warrant
cd to give satisfaction. H. B. JONES, IA Ann.st
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~ pswoerA.ic Whig General Committee.
,.i.f rsst Of this Committee will be held on TUES
DAY ~ EYiNG April 4, st hslfpsst O'Clock, at the
PreSsws, House. By order PHILIP HUME Oha-
ZoPHAR MILLS,
}os.,s r P FaSlos; Secretaries asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

RIcHELTEu GOLD PEss-DnMosD PoIsrs Have you
tried Of the Richelieu Engrossng Pens, They arc
sold, exclusively. by B. f. WATSON Co. IS Williams ct.
and j. O. SAVAGE, % Fultons and surpsss every other
Pen in hneness, fexbility and durability. They
knowedged to be the best cheapest Pen Ia Alec
Gold Pens of all other makes at manufacturer prices.
Country merchants will do well To give call before
puIchaainR
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sAsDs's sAssAPARLLA-Tbs warm sun Of Spring, which
infusss new life into tho vegetable KINGDOM with.
out its effect upon physical systems The tide Of life
seems to faster through veins and H. 80 10 some
times the case bears with II the seeds OF disease gen
GRATED BY the luxurious living Of Winter shall DO sure
and feel the effects In shape or other. We
therefore recommend a. . preparation which may os
taken with peculiar advantage at this season. that excel
lent entseptic SAsDss sARsAsARLA IL will prove The
best preventive Of the eIuptons in the Spring
months. and where they have already broken out viii
remove them For all diseases OF the shin, ulcers
bolts 80 it will be found most efficient remedy.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail BY A. B. L d.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner Of VII
hsm-st z75 Broadway, and II East Broadway, EswYoh
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the United
States Prics 81 per bottle. or sir bottles for D.
FAcrs TO BE REMENsEsED.-rhst eonsum ption 10 81.
always produced cold that might easily be cured
That wI.r.ss BsIssm Of Wild Cherry viii cure any
coush or cold no matter OF bow long standing That the
milaer form Of consumption itself 10 also cured By this
bassm That 1t 10 conceded By many lawyers, clersJnsn
and physicians that this bssam has been eqased
for efficacy all affections Of the lungs aud liver That
rejoice in the possession Of good health no.
but for this b,ssr would been In their graves bss'
ing been given up die BY their friends and physicians
Above ALL remember that thus invaluable medicine hs'
been initiated under various names and that Dr. "isrA
genuine Balssm OF Wild Cherry only can be relied on "
cure IL has been warranted to cure asthma In sveU
stase-what no physician has ever schieved-sno ~
never been fail. For delicate health In yoa's
females t stands unrivsied does for sl diseases "
this climate
None ssnuiae, unless signed L. BUTTS on the wrsppe'
For sale by A B. 4 ID. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fsitos.
cornsf II Wsui AGENTS for this city also 81 go
way and II Eat Broadway, ADD BY Drusgsn ssnsfs"
throughout the United states.
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~ The EVENING MIRRoR Of to-day will contain an
article the Abdicaton Of Louis Philippe, ~ the eee
brsted Thomas Carlyle.