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ou.en. Ce.-Whls Meeting.

Alta meeting Of the friends of Gen. TArIcS
called to favor his nomination for the Presidency
held at the town of Flushing Queen. County, on
Tuesday evening, lith inst EFFISoHAa w LAW
REScE was chosen Chairman, and CHARLES w.
HAxIros was appointed Secretary. letter
was read from Joss A. KISe. Esq. stating bis in
ability to attend and address the meeting when
WILLIAM X. PRINCE was called snd addressed
the meeting ia strong Speech In favor Of HESSY CLAY
for the Presidency and INTRODUCED series Of Resolutions
setting forth the superior claims and ability OF Henry
Cay for that high Office. which were adopted BY tie
meeting by an overwhelming majority.
The next speaker called was LoREs WOOD,
Esq who made an able argument on the obligations q
the Gentry TO Mr. crAr and Of his eminent nEpess io
the Presidency
Col HAMILTON next addressed the meeting IN
behalf Of Gen. TAILOR and then introduced set OF keso-
stions two Of which passecons setting forth the
undated confidence OF the meeting In The principles Of
the whig party; the other complimentary 10 the New
York Volunteers who nobly served their country 10 The
War with Mexico. Tue following resolution was then
introduced By Col. Hamilton, and voted down BY an
almost unanimous vote
R.,elpsd Tbst or frat choice fcr The Prssdssey 10
ZACHARY TAyLon The Hero Of Pao Alto. Hssses Dc IL
Palms, Monterey and Bnsns Visa
The meeting then sdloureed sine dle,--sftsr d..
rectirx that Its proceedings ss published In TIE Sew
York Trsbups Jsusiss Farmer ard fIashing Journal.
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New.l3auspshtrv.

,.,...... N Peace and Freedom are beat
-. ,,,.,,,e STATE, Jared w. Williams 4" re-
-,.,..A ,s,v,rucr BY sonse 5000 msjor'ty-nesr'y
-. ,,., al las, year--snd the government viii
49,. IA Ie>e roSe In every branch, ensarins
,,,,,n q, Charles q. Anterior, or the cleo
49,, Il .sn,e ene no better TO the U. :. Senate
IA. ps,,a have taken Holland and by smslouty
-. ,A,rs AZ larse a. Folks OF Van barens New
N.mrsAise sess a. she has gone every yenbu' one
,,r,As LA, twenty We regret H. but are hardly
A.,rsssnseS We hoped the Legislature might be
r,,Slstssa .c bat could not zee hcw 50 many votes
were 10 be rolled for Berry " were thrown 'ss'
wear sx cSey and Berry together. We have DOUBT
Ia. ..inea one Councillor. lin Cheshire,) and have
,A,. "a 10 = N the Council and we think there IL
wh,< ssia Of oae or two In the Senate but We have
"a, ia the House and expect to see 20 against "
A tss, sranch and "a or 80 in joint ballot. Is"
NJ =, aesp N well nor 90 wide as door bat II
vii 81
t.. Whirs and Independents have fought gal
lsu,ly. and pclled more votes than ever before
una~~ than my party ever poled before last year
We. we think they have tot conducted the canvass
xiscsy--shat different course might possibly nave
.sru-ea different result They persisted up &c
the last moment in prosecuting Whist is termed
,alI canvass. holding very few meetings and rely
ms .lmos, wholly on the dissemination OF docu
msn,s hs the diffusion Of Truth and idly cacn
,.,ius that Il fkey did no. invoke an excitement
the Ior,Y ocos could not call out an extraordinary
vo,e. The result has proved their MISTAKE '''
I'll re trust. prevent its repetition
We regard this Election as the death bio" OIL
-. Wilu,,. Proviso 80 far as any action OF the pre-
..,, consress is concerned. Henoeioith Lew
Na,abery, Justiee Of the Supreme Court Is
,.-,-,;,sp, candidate for next President, openly
hc,tls to the Proviso, ye, strongly Backed by the
,;c,c,s in New Hampshire Hepceor'n II h0'
Necessary that Anterior should dodge when 'ne
.,,,.,ion Of prohibiting Slavery in our newly
SECURED tetri.c-y is voted on by the Senate aho
,fpe..se and johnson vote again for Free Soil II
vIlbs.very grataitous and useless hypocrisy
TIE c.use Of Human Freedom has received a deau'
ly bow ia New-Hampsbire, and must be retrieved
IN cher States before il triumph there 'ofoer
,.,,n, in warsaw; and New. Hsmpshire huks
ip,o the arms of her betrayers as II worthy oil 10
,e.. ignoble position Thence she can be redeemed
tys proper effort bat it must be sn open ardent
and 70 anly one.
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CITY. and thus destroy their influence In the Con
vsnslen. will he treated with the sccrn IL merits. :.
The Cesrsr closes with a threat Of "seperats
errssira.,cn" by the Taylor men Of our City. The
Clay Wings fear nothing from such movement
and will do nothing to deprecato H. II tho threat
implies that second set of Delegates TO Philadei
phia will be chosen SO a. TO distract and IL posi-
bio break up that Convention, it sat once hasi
tious and contemplate. Gen. Tsylors rational
friends in our Ci,y-snd he has some such--can
never be drsgooned into a movement, SO factiou'
anh sniciial
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Things In PHILADELPHIA A..

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHiLaDELyHiA, March rs, I8ts.
This is By all odds the coolest and windiest day
we have had for months Yesterday just after my
lstter closed had fall Of snow but no srsst
amount and u hss entirely vanished.
M CLAY vas somewhat ndisposed isst evening,
doubt RiDe The extreme physical -xhsusion, conss
q1ent upon exsrtion In this city and New York
The produce market 10 unchsnsed-about 5000 bbls
flour air brands. sold at So which rate holders
Arm Corn Mesl--70O bbs Pennsylvania sold st u -
More in narket Corn Is r.th,r better 500 bush Penn
syly4ns Yellow sold at 50 SIS weight Groceries and
Provisions rather qaiet with large receipts Seed steady
AZ - q for Clover Whsky-Hhds held At lSsc aud
bbis have been sod AZ 2ic.
Stocks were rather unsettled to-day BY the large amount
in the market and prices were irregular
First Board ard Af,rri0 kick,barg so5 AZ 10 $4,000
Penn 5s "a; "a; g. 00J susqa-hsnnAh Canal Blonde,
81. = 600 L iosns Sc 81. lOs $3.50 DO So 81 30 ,
10 treasury Notes 10 1924 10 Ncrtsern B.nk Ky. %
$1,000 schuylsll Nav Sc. - 500 Bank, - 81 600
R..Sins Railroad Bonds. So slC0J Schny hill Nsviga-
ton a! 81 cor Trsssary Notes. Go, 1919 and $500
Loan QOs
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,bo country. and hoped such a Measure " oald not
,sc.,y. the sanction Of the House.
NJ Wlsnisoros Husr OF New fo,k, -a' MI
po,,ocK Of Penn spoke In favor Of the bill.
Nj gpfssELL Of Mass sPoke earnestly a5a'"''
the bill. -. time In
The debate was continued Tor somo '''''' -
which several Members particip ed a., an
ssra,.l amendments we're offered 10 the bii''
-vben ' without coming to any final sciion-on mo,
ton. the COMMITTEES rose and reported the bii 70
~ Honse without amendment. when a motion
was made 10 adjourn, which was carried.
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Business Notifes.

FLUTE ISsrRUcuoS.-Mr EDWARD BvscH, Professor
of the Bqhm old Flute, late from London b" taken
up his residence in this city a. Frspkfots AMI 10 pre-
pared to give lessons to young Gentlemen their
his residence. Terms moderate The Behm Flute has
almost entirely superseded the Old song the better elsss
Of Professors and Amateurs throughout England France
aud Germany and Mr. b. will at any time be happy 10
explain il, pecvsr advantages 10 persons desiring To-
formation
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D. T.,, ,-oos 10 me Nes- Iork TribuH'.
u,.,uprrs March 49, i"s.

u,..usrse March 49, isfo'
Tho Wing stG1e Convention .Asemo's' -
.,.hr,, this r,nrning. Nj Thos. O. Oocnl'" r
,ono,o,sd a,a nporary Chairman and judge 10a
"a ssc-e,,ry A Committee vas hppo'nseO
se'eo' O'clock r. ~
afternoon. .,hlsa to-day;
The Wing State Convention a'emo's' -
Hon JoHs B. JOHNSON OF Erie, permanent
dec, There were several candidate, m'
cou,,,;. .,onsrs. On the first ballot Middie'"a'n
h.dq7 Karu. 20. Tracy 20. Prespn 70 soa''erns
70 Second ballot, Middlesvsrn 6s Tracy
p,a,ton &c. Hon. NER MIDDLEwARrH o' '"'0'
r. vss declared unanimously animated
w = Josssros Of Armstrong and SAN nh
-, nj, xsrs chosen Senatorial Delegates to the
wbig Nationtl Convention TIE hrs' Oh Tue NJ
the second on the third ballot. don lhoAA' N. -
NcKsssAs Of Washington ard Jso. r oASDIH
.ox n Lebanon were chosen Senatorial ELECTORS
Massach usens. =,
Rc.IoI, March l5-s P. NJ.
Hon. HORACE MAss was dominated To-Day Oy
.ba Wbig. Of the Eighth District for Member oil
Copgressto take the place ofJohn quincy ADs'"'
"a capital selection. HESTT WILSON OF NA'''A
IL Delegate 70 the National Convention w
fH HORACE MASs will, indeed, be noble
accession TO the House bit can the common
School, Of Massachusetts sps'e MIN
HysRr WILSON is an excellent choice Tor Ds'e'
gate. We know not who he prefers Tor President
bat think il will take considerable cotton or cno'o
form to make him go for Taylor. "a i''0l
CONFEDERATION AT Rome
III. r,,.,ra,bi, Oo,,stor II Rome oneida Co. y. \
has kindly sent Us the following
Rows. Oneids Co N. Y March l9-oi r ."
OarJail and Court House have been burnt 70 tue
ground. and the Methodist Church is no" IN nafnes
,I,rkcfs.... BALIIMoREi March ID
r,orR-Tbe market continued firm, and VS. ho'e s1's'
~ ooo bb,s H,ward.s. at SIT SIT and fVO oo''
C,.-, ums s,e os! THEA1-A good demand win SAFES
=, oao bu,bsl. ioandlng Maryland rsds and wne' q
,qo ta7 c,s coKs-The market WAS inaeiiye' and VIZ
enid hear Of no sses worth reporting PROVISIONS re-
manned norniusily the same. "HlsKf-No eoAnse'
Markets. BosToa, March ID.
FtorR-The market continued arm, and we note sAs'
- 400 bb,. including Genssse and other good "es'er'
brands. At So 62Idse7 Is. coAN-sAles o. oVvo o",ns
,rere made at 81 Cts for yellow, and 90 cts. for wnie
p r,or-R was Inactive OATs-We note sales OF S'uo'
,.bs,. Vorthern AZ - cts. Rrf-We have only 70 no
a., ie, of 400 bushels a. IS cts Provisions eonthus'
-, ,ha same. FsEIGHTs-There was not much orer
,,e,chsnts were waiting with great anxiety Tor IN
1900. rev. Wind high and weather Intensely cold
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REFREsHsEsr Rooms FOR LADIES rants
for Ladies' In London but this City
the experiments new Edwin MEsess. eoyn Of SassaH
and Ann 81, II, believe the Hrst who has attempted
with He has added to his handsome tningrooms
an elegant private saoou, lover which Mr., MEnoEn pre-
sies) exclusively for aes and gentlemen accom- psnyins
them. The OF a saloon Of this Kind has long been
felt BY ladies' ron the upper part Of the City or from
the river who to the esrter OF business to
make their purchases snd here they have Of the
ars, class and Of the nrsl respsoaoy. The carte OF
Mr. MERGERS establishment always comprises the eeiica
css snd rarees Of the various seasons az well as The
standard dishes and pleased 10 learn that his So
loon for sdes az well as the sentemens department Of
his eating rooms IL literally ps'rcnizad
~ Mrs PsIeys WAX ScRiPrUEAL AND TsNPERAscE
SrAru,RY with brunsttis Model OF A. ctent jerusalem
ard Tho Irish Musical Entertain neut Of the Rsymona
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LEARY 4 CO HArrERs. AsTOR HOusE. h. !

LEARY Il co HATTERs. AsToR HOUSE, NY
" win introduce the Fashion for dentleusn's Hats,
Spring, ls4s on Tuesday, March I.
In presenting Hat for the would remark
that gentlemen viii at notice It's distinctive chsrae
er 10 the elegance Of its proportions sceulne OF out,
line snd an improvement IN fabrication which have never
before been attained.
Yours OR YoUNG GEsrLENEN's Hars-Parisian
Styls-L Co hsvo resdy, the elegant style Of Hat
universally prevalent in Paris and which has been re-
modelled expressly fer the young men ofour city ml56s
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NEWBORN TRIBUNE.
'...s,,-ssnAy MORNING. MARCH 10,

~ We ere compelled 10 place On oar r"''
-. A xsssx,al skesch of the Life and ohsra''
A.. Il Nsssr cll,. which We think car rc"'e"
"a, "a s,s IN, lcng.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN YAIL


AsBAosE II sKvI,s Of the state Of Arkansas, 70 be
Comm OF the United sixes with the rank Of En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentary TO the
Mexican Republic
RosEkT 81 WALSH OF the ststs Of reLnsyvsnis, 10 Be
Secretary OF the Legation OF the United statst 10 the
Mexican Republic.
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SRw.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBAsr. March Isl p NJ
The remainder Of the day was spent N ,ne roe Ie
bate on the report on Practice and Plesdings Inc
report i. nearly disposed Of An attempt VII JS
made 50 10 amend the report as 10 revive 'ne o''
County Courts, which il abolishes
ASSEMBLY.
Tho rsst of the session was occupied in debate
in Committee, on the Albany Basin bill.
ALBANY. March l5-P. NJ
The thermometer at Schenectady this forenoon
marked - below zero
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Guar DRY GooOs-Those 10 want OF Dry Goods
which are durable fashionable and cheap do bet
ter than make their purchases the establishment Of
KENsErr x WHEELER 81 Cs;harine ct Their stock 10
new purchased st auction and IL offered at prices which
tp6nftsiy s,rnasr al comuertou
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The NEW YORK PRISON ASSOCIATIONS will
hold lie Third Annual meeting this (rhursisy) evening
A, the suyvessnt Institute, Broadway. The Annual
Report will presented, giving history Of the transsc-
tons Of the Society during the past yesr Several dis
tingushed gentlemen from Boston and Philadelphia are
expected TO speak the occasion. Among those who
baye been invited are Gov Seward, Charles Sumner Of
Boston, j. Parker Fouke OF Phila and Rev Dr. Tying Of
this City. Ladies are invited to attend.
LAUNCH OF THE STEAMER EMPIRE STATE -
This steamer OF 700 tons burden bull, ty Messrs Law
renee susden for the Pail River Line. Sl be launched
from their yard at the head Of Cherry'st Cosesr's
Hook, this morning at O'Clock.
sHIP's PRoPELLERs Supreme Court Of the
United States has rendered decision the sppeal res
tive 10 what been termed the Erickson Propeller and
affirmed the decision OF THE o. = Court Of this City. de-
eiraing Mr. Emerson, and not Mr. Erickson, to be en-
tled 10 the patent.
~ The NEW YORK USIos OF AssocIAriosIsTs
hold meeting 70 make arrangements for the celebration
OF their annual fcsva-the birthday Of Charles FOURIER
At tho Hall IN the Medical College IN Crosbyst on Friday
evening. 18th inst full attendance Is particularly re-
qlSsted.
~ JoBs Il. on. the celebrated Temper.
orator. expected 10 be present at the anniversary
Of tho Harper Union Daughters OF Temper wednss
day next. g2i inst. as the broadway Tabernacle.
~ Tho following proceedings were had IN the
Superior Court yesterday occasion Of the death Of Chief
Justice SPRINGER
NSw.loHk SrrEsios Covsr. March II. iss.
The death u AaHaosE SrsNcEn orsery chief Justice
OF the supreme Court 81 tho OF New-Notk havlns
boon announced 60 Me Conftl 10 ordered that asa marA
of The respect lac 20 tho memory ~ - distinguished
jurlst Tho Conr, 30 adjourn Extract frm minutes
J. OAKLEY, Chairman.
rg BANvAsn's PasoHsa, continues 20 attract
large audiences alehy. who SO with The expectation a
something sood. asi retire With the of hsv
ns hsi sbes idea ely realized. The great charm of th'
raa,us IA the pleasing iu.Ion OF the long lines Of ger
'pssivs. which needs 20 he seea 10 bs appreciated
nsoosLNN AFFAIRS,
CpanaS Cousein The ncari Of Aldermen VII
bella special mse,ss tai. svssiss. wAss the rserssv
cfs,ss'lns rssl,e sv'yias s,rsea soa shu"s "'
..~ttL L.. al
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co.
REHABILITATION.
Nv Teleeraph to The 1rit
rro.sl ~ t'sIl.6 93 ~ ll.e0G 3,205 ., s.


Total. Allied Vote, II, 7a5. Do last year -n,s9l
Allies ahead. .ls9. Do. last year 7sS
Loco gain, 80 far. 500.
Williams had lll2 majority last year He Is
of course reelected, and probably by about 2Ooo
majority.
Representatives.. Allies have gained IN
Orange and in Wakefield
The Lccos have gained in Bridgewater' IN
Peterboro', in Durham. and in Brockfed
There is reported no choice in Enfield sotton'
Allentown. Middleton. Plaistow, Dover in Man
chester, Hampton and Newtowp. Other than these
changes, the Representatives heard from stand as
last year. when the Radicals had majority OF 10
in the House Portsmouth, has gone Loco.
We have lost the Stste,--Governor. Legislature,
everything Our Express did not arrive in time
last night to send You any returns VS.
Portsmouth, elected the Loao- Foco Moderator by
74e to ne last year, Colby e2l. Berry a. VIII
lisms 65A. The Wings say they are soominaoiy
cheated in the pol lists.
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nhe Cnntroller,. Report-City FInnnces.

IL appears from this Report that there has been
extended during the last year, the sum of $780,
7o6 IS more then during the previous year.
The following items make up part of the in
crease:
Alms.H House, under the direction Of Moses c..
Leor ard, Commissioner $50, 200 81
Docks and Slips, paid out on contracts entered
into by the Comm N Council OF the preced-
ing 1cSo 81 81
Police excess over previous yesr.--...-... 1868 81
The Controller has also included in this in
crease OF s23O.OOO, the interest on Revenue
Cleaning Streets 33,lf 81
It also appears that during this year, the
expenditures have been increased by the present
Common Council being required to pay Tor con
tracts entered into by prior Common Councils and
old liabilities as follows:
For Gov. Bouck's Portrait. W
For Mayor Havermeyers Portrait. 20O w
Expenses Of Charter Convention. lio4o W
~ srifen cornoratlon Attorney 7l2 46
For stand OF Coors for First Regment.---. 300 20
For Counsel Fees on cid Fire 1000 90
sheriff Jones, whose term Of Office expired four
went into Office 6,75s 90
Damages for removing trees from Bellevue pro- -.
party IN ls4J. 'sV %
sew ssysrSi 34s7 81
old ..........-.......-........ 1913 o.
i'Ii for We Years Ses' ''''.'a '' ~. 2,7SS oil
Az i,',0a,io, Cor 6,423 81
r,,,,tion 10 Ireland ....... 5000 90
Paid 70 French & Heiser for Refreshments FUR
OF isSs y 1000 90
Judgment and costs In Of Kelly rs. Stryker .,
in suit for many years. l'OfS VI
Reception OF President Polk 4,V'o DO
In addition to the above we also lind that the
$3.50 900 increase includes lands which the pres
ent Common Council purchased and have now ON
hand
In Cnapel-st
In Sixth avenue. Z'fVo ~
Ia Twentieth. st. <VV" w
There are great many other items OF similar
kind
We have not space this morning for farther par
ticuars. 1t would appear that the actual expenses
of the present year have not exceeded those OF the
previous one. bat that the present Common Coun-
ell have endesvored to settle up and square great
many old suits, and have also paid up large sums
on old contracts. They have also been required to
pay this year 900 for Free Academy, and
$4,000 for Night Schools.
We will examine this subject farther.
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I.afer-EuOugh,

ArLas oFFIoE, Boston, March l5-sPM
We have returns from about twothirds OF the
State There 10 no doubt Of the defeat OF the Al
lied Army. The Loco Focos will have fsom 20 to
80 majority in the House and elect their Governor
by from Q 900 10 900 majority. US
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rY We have an interesting letter from Wash
nglon sivlas Mr. wshssrs views IN 'hs I'ssJ' "h''h
via appear 10 so-csy Evsnsns L1ih0n.
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Farther from Mexico.

BIZ POM Express to The Tribune.
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taast ueissaaf., rsis p,'|
usa..r r,tA.-rst Ne. "a, 81, "a AZ ~ ~. -
T. 90 ivs r-n n Ne. ue,ie - -. ~ v" w '''''
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rsoast,N AFFAIR,

CpaaeS Cousein The Road at Aldermen viii
hsd srssial asetss this svsniss. whss the rsorssy
81 s,ssn.s ss~ rsbe svsyiss srsea soa lsh'ins me
,nr with SEA " 40 b considered
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~ Mrs Pstey's WAX ScRiprURAL AND TsNPEsAscg
SrAru,RY with Brunstts Model Of Ancient Jerusalem,
ard he Irish Musical Entertain nsut Of the Rsymoni
sanl, SC s,s atrsciias crowded houses At The Amer
Museum
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SANTA ANA ASKS FOR HIS PASSPORT.

COL. BIscOE's CONFLICT WIN THE GUERRILLAs
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~ WM II. BEEBE Co. HatteTs, have Just received,
direct from Paris splendid assortment of elegant uu.
brelss brushes gloves &c. &c which they now offer for
sale tt their establishment. 1856 Broadway. mlS 81
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LAUNCH OF THE STEAMER EMPIRE STATE -
This steamer OF 100 burden. bull, ty Messrs. Law
renee susden for the Fall River Llne vill be launched
from their yard at the head Of cherrys,. Co<esrs
Hook this morning al : O'Clock.
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ia morrs B,Lstsuc s,soF.-Tbis preparation pos's.
"a. many very valuable medicinal QUALITIES sna
a suy other antido,e for Colds Coughs, hos~
..., .,a other similar pulmonary complaints hsvss
-. afflicted for several weeks with distressing cow
,sa soreness. % the lsnss which esassd me much psa
he Suggestion o. friend used this Syrup ana =.
=, Ore, .omowhat inclined to doubt its efhesey, sua
,,r.. soon sr.aieat.s all sab ptsism and
hat tho publis eoea be rrsvsed upon to give 70.
aislns fair trial they would deem i,s lnven'o,
10 their moe, sincere thsnAs LEWIS " .s,~r.
Fe' sA's COT " ple 4
issmsst ~
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W properly arranged plan Of advertising. judeious
conducted and thoroughly and systemsucsly pursued
10 the newspapers OF the country has never failed 10
suit uccessully Every facility for adopting complete
system is offered at PALwERs Agency In The Tiioors
Buildings He is the Agent OF the best papers far and near
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~ WoRsALLs CAsT-IRos AwNse- Posrs The
are prepared orders for the above
posts which introd uced by them last season ana
pied by the public authorities and used throughout
he public thoroug hfsres Of the city.
WORkALL Il CO Iron Founders, SC.
ms I'm y, "A, &c and % Elulst. near Pesri6