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lust PUBLISHED.

DART XVI Btsithwa.tes Retrospect 90 Practical Med
cne and surgery, half yearly Journal containing
Retrospective View of every Discovery and Improve
meat i1 o. Medical Science The design OF ibis work
collect present 90 the practitioner ooce 10 every
six months succnct and snle III g-sl OF SUCH Improve
ments and discoveries have heen made In Medical sci
In sny part Of the world, within that umsi ana
fha too as nearly possible 10 the language OF those
who made such discoveries Improvements 50 that by
reference this work. any physician may have al h :
command az O trh ug cost flll and complete summary
q all that ard valuable the Medical wor d, with
1at subssns himself either t1 the expense labor %
searching through the various i0rrnas aud medical
t0r.s that are being daily issued.
Tsrns-Ths fr.t is Nos or eight years - per year
hereafter 81 90 single Nos. % CTS. invariably In I'D
vance.
c umeuced In Jsnua-y. 1890. Published in London .
July end January every year, and repuhshed 10 Nc"
York By 1901 DANIEL ADEE. lO7 rultot '-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

KEsrUcKY LEGISLATURE The Senate, On Tues
day, was occupied with the Impeachment case
The Common wealth says on that subject
The Senate IS now sitting a. hgh court o. mpesch-
pent for me trial Of John A. Dnn Surveyor Of Perry
County charged sih high crimes and misdemesnors r.
ece There are large number n ~itsesses IN alien
,oe and the xansaiion progresses very slowly u j.
Lot possible therefore. 10 give al opinion "a % when
Will BE closed The exctes but lule Interest beyond
e nsghborhOod interested and the trial no n~tief bot"
u nav terminate will result in nothing. except 10 prove
the fa.cy u prosecuting subordinate Ocefs before
the senate stiing a. a court Of impcschmepi
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N 81 la I no. p. c WOORHEAD, ~ Brosiway.


t. uT. Banning'- Body krace.-lhe lnfln-
merits ~ this instrument have steadily advanced me sale
snd uss Of f and 10 enjoys prominent pos tian h
The public The wnilh has attended - aprNca
ion for female saknessss. weakness ~ The longs back
frss stomach limbs and digestive organs has Teen un
sxampI.d.
me following srs extracts from letters from few of
those who hsve and experienced ts henehe At effects
From com Thof. ~ JONES, z. \ ~
feel warranted in saying, that not only has M shy
70 endure fatigue been greatly renovated hY DR. Banning
Brsce bat hs my general hssh has sls' improved un
From Mrs O. Sirc Niii,foru. ~ b
Fer three sears indigestion with AT is sitendanl
1span 81 the hssri pains in the bac< snd INNS VITA
nervous debility prayed upon me until Ire wssa burden
have eorn the see on months the unpleasant sen
fi1n a. the stousch has vanished, re plies nave en-
trsy 'eff me. ny bscs has become strong anl mlLa
.hearfn. ' .., o..
prom Y " Hiis. " y Mddis0.rn, ohie
Last week spilled smother ci your Braces Tor cas
II prolspsus nfer Tfh marked benefit No money Won
purchase Ire Brsce Of that psen Do. or C. OF
eh1 rsde your scqusf lance A. Saratoga cod me y 2
rsce A. bic wife % HON you spilled originally hs1
80 f.r 2. covered AZ not 20 require il'
Ladies' and gentlemen who are ~ess, With snqrtress m
.rssh and re easily fsixu-d Gill hod Invaluable 10
.tro,s tie hodg info upri9ht position expands ne
.r,y. aid enables them 30 wslk with ssse Ohce 81
Brusd wsy - s,- a. NJ.
would s.rs the number N nches around me hps men
rum the tor ~
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.pCROTs CREAM BEER

IT Is MADE = PHILADELPHIA. and sur sses' he
be -vss. sly Beer made in Europe % Aslct ~ nns
a.vor and e sss1- beverage he has inifoopcru
q, In Ss YORK a. s'e expense above The highest rfe on
h.t Beer ard ~.Il Sc 70 cheap BY any quantity The
rt- a. f1vitsd ~ male trial ~ d. He informs them
hf he 1 Keeps god Oys-rs 81 The corner Of Noo.t,r
.nd Fourth sts ili lW'l JUN JAN hHON
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fBRENOLOGisTs AND PUBLISHERS.
POWLRR- & WELLS,
Clinton Hall. f3f Nas-Pu--'. y. v.

re- Trinity Church.-An adjourned meeting Of the
els a. ANNEKA JANIS BJGARDUs viii be held 90
Thursday evening 1fh instant, 81 y o'clock ~ Military
fall BoTery. All interested repeatedly invited %
attend. ID. 4. &. hihhSi ~ OHalHiau
J. +. KlERsTED. Secretary. III org
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ststemsnt gent eln known no. me City or Rev"
YORK DysffPsit 40 ffsFots DfhIIf
To Dr. Christie Sir ~ yoI deem my case 30 slincisrt
interest you are liberty To- publish o. ABOUT 70 years
af1 scaafnd GncIe which dent caused me grFnf
s4F-rrg C4l1uses were lormed 90 The limb aud ihs
shvscisns we're unable 10 setif tlr two yels, dufnt
rt.ch frns was entirely unable o. wax The injlyf
f.eathar with the confinement brought on Nervous Do
rtrgsmsni ~ the whole system, which VS. accom-
rsnied With severe dyspsota Almost everything ws'
td-d which physicians could sUFEes BIT without 'uccesf
rn the app caton oi your Gaiyaaic articles used The
4sivanic 8sIt Band round The ANGLES, eppyirs the
NaEre.- la as directed In very few days Al ef we
.he use OF these articles the ance gradually recovered
sry soon ihe dyspepsia entirely vanished and M dfef
i've powers are good az they ever were have
quite r.ineI hs Hssh had lost BY the continued use of
Graham bread snd various n1stfums, and CONSIDER ny
health entirely restored In every respect
JDHy WEGFMAN - Fasf-r " sntg-hffhst
And Policeman If tine EiEhecuth Ward Of Neu fors
Pamphlets With foil desodg t0ns can be had Of ne ONLY
Agent in Nsw-iurs
III M. hi. N G MOORHEAD. ~ Brosiway.
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Clinton Hal cor. Bsekmsn and Nassau - n olO Vol
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chants and others annual subscription, emitting them 10
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ST. IS order. DEO FhChhAM'
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PROF.. AGASsgZ's LECTURES.

II. = INTRODUCE fo th-..udy of Natu A. Hstorl,
= 20 series of Lectures delivered Do the iis o. the Coz
lee Of fhysci.us and Surgeons New-iDrk, by Pot
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LEE OF HENRY CLAY.

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f'OOTHACHt. TODTHAtHE..--CtLO
1 FORM COAPOUND-A NV ano efectusl fsnedy ~
Immediate cure o. the toothsce 90 possbs hsfp
% the sound teeth, and i perfectly pie M ~. apr..
upn None genuine On ess .'Eued BY hs proprietor " VI
BROWN f8l WashiuE.or. corner gf EiOt-st b0st9n--
For ale by A b. 4 D. SANDS Diustss, lt0 Fulton a.
corner 4 Viuism. New York TO- IN
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THE CopARTNRRsuIP ber.iotors s1i.,ias ,.

,l'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofors existing o.,
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HUMPHREYS 10 this osy dissolved BY mutual eonsent
The Of the late firm will be closed BY r. NO
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Liquidation Signed, r hObin2oorvva
New.York. Feb TO- 1919 Y. HUhrhn.ss.l,
CIscULaR-The undersisusi having sssoeisis1 . ii,
'sith W. T. JENNINGS co drsPsrs ana 's S.,. ~.
be happy to see bis friends Of ~ Bfo.dssy H.
-, ~ account Of IA. late firm OF kooisson rs"
obr.v.uill b k.D. Tor settlement. b Y hoD's'yy
Ne~.YoTk FEB q, 1913. -
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\"s'n..is eofeer Of Bfosd~sy ami JONI *. fespsec
oI I'm. hi. friends aud iormel paifons thst No nss
,rss A. 70 tho tailoring ousine" ., ioS pfosowE
ss 49,. bs,os Rsfhban's Hotel ocespyns 'hs SANE
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PICTURE ~ FRASEESsTEiN.-'Ihe Cnannau
paper. speak very highly Of recently nshsd Madonn''
By fti. sif,.d artist lis ihus descr bed
TIE picture IS o. tie sire Of fgll iis snd ne aiss'
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go aah8fffes She sreprssenf-i M "a inclined po.i
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New-York Town Elections.
49, snrrrN MmLloN LoAN.-Ihe VI

IHE Sl1fkEN MILLION h'AN' A"D ~ 7
ton CORRESPONDENT OF the Baltimore Sun has the
following in relation 20 this subject
@Ia sv,e OF the opinion 81 The taioa that European
e,plts.ts sna especially SIR Won Rohschd. has n0 ieea
offending our Government the mere h,a-ui.c " $500
for the belief that Mr. walker will be able 70 dispose o. e
loans AZ par The Messrs Koihscbd generally m%hA.e 20
keep their fnanesrirg schemes out 90 me heN 80
they are Eccomy shed, and Will scarcely MAKE an *
cepton M favor Of the Cnaga. Per contra tneJ A.sF
themselves better Informed than be done thruuk W
mscum Of Cftcis organs The Messrs. koih'cblIa Na@
several coufiefs he fed Waterloo reporting me o
gress Of the battle from hour hour % FfskofF on INC
M.ue and BY the time that Bucher arrived al concu'e
their fnkrc4l operations. and accepted TIE bs o me
Prssisn Government Had u ucher not cone had he
come too late. those bills might have been protested
BANKERS Ike the Roihschids rather to- syfy % be
causht By Nr. Richie
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WARS OF THE SAINTS

CHAkLOTrE ELlktnsfH
TIER LAST WORK will be published "a a iew days
In vol lsmo illustrated with numerous engrsvinss
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EroIn CenIral Americn.
From The Observer Of Jan. 9.

$ We have received the Belize Honduras Oh
,5rer TO January IS, from which make the following
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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TUPPER's NEW WORT

S,fX LECTURES Of ASTRONOMY, delev-r d il ihe
- Cry of New YORK. by Professor o Mitchell in the
mouth of December, i6il. Published D. pampni-i oim
,rirs IS cent. For sale hy All cheap pub isheIs
a. GREELEY & McELRAIa.
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4 D-T-A banch Of keys The finder VIII 10 sa"aoS
4 rewarded by Leaving them At ,, 81. ,,,u
III 81. DUSsCOMB BECKWirHs ~ Wal 81
4 O~T-In he vicinity Of Thueenth'st run wsnus
n mssetooloret case The hnder VIII DO 'u'tsey y"
w.rded BIZ leaving them Al 81 Deyst <hN
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II :. SCHOOL. AGENCY, for furnishing Teach
u. er. Sc-Ciinton Hall, Beetmsn ct Newfoh
ters Of application from teachers and employers post
mi ,rs,,icplsrs r. II WILCOX,
'' i.5gY ivi.SSxos. Proprietor.
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WANTED fsw active young men Ia - south OF
w West 10 set 40 for the sale OF new and popnst
over and above their expenses VIII DO
nu red 10 hem ia writing with opportunity OF eissf
ing : 600 per ear Some now IN our employ WIZ
sb man will have hi. district II will be necessary for
lem ~ have AZ least from SIS $50 TO obtain GOOD st
ing out Apply IT FRENCHs Puoishnf nsn' a. a.
BreadvAv 40 stairs osce Of the Flag OF our Union Az
lette must be postpaid. !" ~
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I 7 MA \ W
DEUS HART tIafr Bo4.duan 4 Haftl manufacturer
md iona ort4r At Brtsrns Ware and dealer Ia 0cS Tin,
Anfim0ny. Led Het,'uc Bismuth, &c a. Burins5ip,
.f-rs for sale a. the loueit mafset prices
Britannia urls, tea rnd coffee pots.
Casters with car, mold and presssi bottles
Pewter pa.es alters dishes anh hasils
Fagops tsnka rds cohiets plates and ta1tisma blws
Metallic counting house inkstsncs, escorted sizes.
S8up ladies'. tabl- SUD tea spo0ls, great varsty.
Mattel cand efti~<- chamber DO sad tritsnni lamps
Pitchers. mugs. GA D. -rs and frJlas es cups.
Pauished tn cfH .- lrus f'ferers and egg boilers.
Patent table sud go rnoonf. with steel handles.
4 FOLD sss. rtuent x0ns Sheffield britannia goods
Re4uluso f su.uorg. b,uca straits and bar iu
Pure metallic hi.uufh, pig and bar ieai, &c.
P.ricu ar attention paid Oh supplying antilles AZ retail
and every article aarrsnf-d. ltf ivy
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MORE THAN 1000 Or rHE MINIATURE 80

VI LAR LAMPS have been sold within the plfl Two
norfhs FRI oil rar ~ q country We receive me most
Catering Z siimouia's of 10 worth anc usefulness
We confidently chs engs parisuu with any and every
other Lamp nov ku0wn for economy, slmphcy ara nui
ability
FNDICOTT L SUMNER,
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From the Philadelphia News.
A PLEASANT INCIDENTAL YOUNG
SOLDIER FROM TAYLOR'S. ARMY.

At a meeting of the Rough and Ready
Club Of one of the Philadelphia City Wards,
held on Tuesday evening last, after the BUSH
ness had been transacted and an adjournment
was about to take place, a pale faced youth,
apparently about nineteen years Of age, and
a stranger to all present, asked permission OF
the President to say a few words about Cen
eral TAYLOR His request was Of course gran
ted There was a profound silence in the
meeting when he rose, and with some trepi-
dation, apologized for asking to be heard.--
He said he had reason to know Gen. Taylor !;
he knew him DIS man and a soldier. He had
been III his army Seventeen months, and a
portion of that time, when he was sick and OK
hausted by long marches, and ready to die, he
found warm hearted friend and protector in
General Zachary Taylor. :. Gentlemen, said
he, II am but nineteen years odd am a stran-
ger here, and never attempted to speak in pub
lic But I have read in some of the papers
attacks upon General Taylor's character as a
housekeeping him with inhumanity and cru
city, and | want TO say bluntly, that such
charges are false-fdlse from beginning to end
no matter who utters them. L have seen cru
/ city and inhumanlty on the part OF subordinate
officers 10 their men--inhuman punishments
inflicted for slight offences, but 1,eper an The
presence Of Genera! Taytor-who was always
a Kind father and protector to the poor soldier
and whom every honest soldier in his army
IIoved No man of honor who ever served AN
der him viii charge him with cruelty, eithe
/ 10 his own troops or to the enemy. ! was
f1Sith him at fort Brown-Inarched with hin
! 10 Point Isabel-was Iii the battles 'alo Alto
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29

GEN. TAYLOR IN PENNsYLyAYIA.--We have
hitherto RETAINED from speculation as to the
result of the Presidential election in Pennsyf-
vania. We have no desire to deceive our
friends by false hopes, or advance opinions
unauthorized by facts. An insight into cor
respondence with all parts of the State, and
the reports ofpersons ofgood judgement, who
speak from personal observation, guarantee
the belief of the reasonable and the unprejudi-
ced that the Taylor and Fillmore ticket e0iHo5-
tain lie electoral Uote q, his Stqte by large
majority.
Since the nomination of Van Buren,. the as
pect Of things has changed Pennsylvania
While that nomination will command 5000
Locofoco votes, it cannot obtain more than one
thousand Wing free soil votes. Had Judge
Mclean beennominateda at Buffalo, some :, 900
Wing votes might have been cast for him on
the slavery question; but wings anBotvote for
a candidate who Is the real author Of the Gala
mites spTinging cut of the Jackson admins
tration, and who has hitherto borne the appel
iation ola ''Northern man with Southern prin-
eiples." from his Anti-Protection Anti-1m-
provement and pro-Slavery views
In addition to the losses of the Locofocos,
from the nomination of Van Buren,, we must
also take into the account the very large sup
4 port that Cen Tavlor will receive from thei I
rank and fle There is hardly a Rough ane
Ready Club in the State, that has not Demo
I Gratis enrolled among its members. No strong
/ party preiudiee are re be overcome IN supper
| ting General Taylor. while his libeTalIty o.
character ccnciliates all In his behalf. lmme
ldiately after the Gu5sTnatoTlaI nomination., TIT
canvass viii begin. and be actively prosecu
\ ted. The issue will be the most honoTabl,
and glorious which has ever crowned Wing ef
forts In Pennsylvania Phil. Eng
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
Mineral Point, Sept. 20. 1913.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT or scHo0Ls.

STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Ia We understand that the friends of Mr. e. f.
WILLIAMS, of this place. intend to bring his name
before the public for Superintendent of Common
Schools, Although Mr.. W differs from us in
politics. yet. for Office of this kind we give him
our hearty support believing. as we do, that this
Office should be kept entirely aloof from party
strife, 4 man Of undoabted ability man who
is acquainted with the institutions of our country
- who Is acquainted with the Common School
System Of Massachusetts and New York should
he selected for that Office. Such man we believe
Mr.. Williams TO be. He was Principal of an
Academy in the State Of New York for number
Of years, and for the last three years has. been
teaching in thus plnce. We cheesfully recommend
him to the favorable notice OF the friends of Ed
ucation throughout tire State
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29

An importantmovement among the Hebrews
of Europe Is announced in the Jewish Chron-
icle Such is the feeling alarm among them
in respect to the revolutions taking place, that
thousands have been baptised into the Catho-
lie church to escape persecution, and that more
than one thousand from the city of Perth, in
Hungary, have resolved to emigrate to the Uni
ted States. Among these are some of the
most respectable Hebrew families of Europe,
and III emlgrating, the rich are to support the
poor. The Jews have been wantonly persecu-
ted for centuries in most parts of Europe, es
pecially In Prussia, Russia, and Austria, but
nowhere more than in Hungary, where they
form numerous portion of the population
Many 81 them possess wealth, which In A.
merica they can ernploy and enjoy without
fear. -sen -ss-aT H Ia =. ~