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Could not Live a Day longer |!

Mcstrs. T.. y. CALDWFLL& co, Of Fdst O,ice9o, o.
rrgo CO., " v, respectable druggists, wrote Ia ave
have Just heard, through Mr. Whcman n respectable cid
uf this place. of important Of Consumption,
which BRASTs lSntks Pot nos,RY BASAM has produced
The wife of acquaintance OF his, who resides In Tho
town Of Palermo, IL tht couHy She had been long
fined to her bed aud dangerously diseased that her
friends beloved impossible for her Ia lire than ONY
DAY LONGER. But when ail other hope utterly failed.
sle commenced tukW" BR1NT'S PULMONARY BhI-
SAM and IA r,d.ct efficacy hgs raised her from ny
ING HrD, thai she IL goi1O gbout and attending 10
he Gnofic hopi,l0d dIui ond dHt She acknowledges.
md vcry dent 'u size is indebted 10 BRAsT's BAL
SAM for her recovery from long. and dangerous
scness and her friends and neghbors consider that med
Ill
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Stoves. Ranges and Furnace

MI hf ALWAYS : be found at The sub ST. g
IVA ber> Of most approved patterns, and
with care, aud warranted To work well
Also, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware on hand
wilhlOlher articles usually Kept at such a
store. Tin, Copper aud sheet Iron work
made to order. Order, solicited opposite Il.
|. Union Bank.
WIN. BROWNELL
Nov Ii d9,wif
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DR.. CHRiSTiE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

!, uiei for ell complaints affecting the Throat Head
Euch as Bronchitis Inflammation of tie lhrust Nervous
and sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head, sutsls, in
the Face BuliIng or Roaring IN the Ears Desfusu which
generally Nervous sud that distressed complaint called
I.c DoloreuI
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Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All physicians acknowledge that thes. erible disensrs
arc csu'.l hy deficiency ef Nervous Energy IN th-
affected limbs. D.. CHssrp', GGlvanic Articles viii
iurply thrs deficient power, and u complete aud entire
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To DR. n. + P-crv.
TAPE worm.
GLOVE ODSSE

O o / IL a Z ii l. ROPS,
IN INN drall AMI perfect Cure Tho
who have filt the paint throhhing and t
cruclatng pangs OF this disease hsu,, gx
through their laws wiIh most torment n
perscycrnuc", a. Il, a. Is often the casc. hav
c.rlvcd hui little uvmpathy from iIieLd, on
'urh ,s,Iau>, WI. 10 iuub, lpmuch plca>-
"G KNOW ul a rrnciy tuut VIII n"vrr fan
to- urt lyrrNcr he unu"rciul ofrGd. r.
lh.s remedy |. tAe Glove Anodyuc, sn un.
failing cure.
Toe tui owing testimony s from oac oG
cSr most distinguished practical Denies
A,w lora, Dec ~. lsI4
Nrs,rs. A.B q u. SanI,-Gcutlrmta:
la tne course of my practice | hive cxtcn.
siycll used your Cip,e Ano ryup with much
success to thc foiici Of the Tooiha,lc: and
a' constantly recommend il g. my patirnts
deem II blt lr't ~ infIrm Won oi the hirh
opinion have oft over other rcmcdi.s
am your, very respectfully.
VI. LEYETT, Dentist.
30 Broadway, corner oi Varr.ng.
PRICE % cts PER ' iI..
Prepared and .old wholesale md rein
by a & ID SANDS, Ncw York. old ne
so by lruggi.t, gene ally through ,ut tho
Uaiiet states and canada
4 Il. HAZ ARD agentror ewport.
no, l2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

,'r WIrrlAI n. JT,;|iNGs p mrrrl lrn' AZ Tioporf
Scaic stt- H cg'y. to Nylrc ;ous, October 1873,
t .'p, rfru of Which Tie use 81 Hrdnrs
IsYIIN RI. NJNtRI E1lNiN iad Effected IN hr.
WILLIAM CROCHET, Of M adjoining town. lie said
Nr C!ochri relief from tie beet physicians and
urcrcu, med ciues bat found none, FOR The iia and or
u unrririug monster, CoEsvrI i'n lad ah,n nsl Eoid
IN ls yiias and was destroying md dehilitatng his
body that he was mere sAcctuu. lie was gren up by
s nys'cgus and all friends, who would soon IN
!abi gdte But even in this last extremity. strange and
ruoryrous y moy seem. yet Il is true Tint We use OF
only fte boties OF BRAH1's INDIAN fU LMONARl BAL
has uccuced the hand Of the destroyer and restored
Mr. Crockc health, and he is now healthy hedTfu rp9
gei man!
s d. DAMN Fsq merchant aud po,isinster at Jsfvsor,
adjoining town, wrote 10 us about he same uHe ana
stated acquainted with Mr. CRoCkfT, ana fes
I,dcd 20 his cI and M he nlafe manned IIctl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

lVA Il vile who loses [her patience
mus, not ex2set 10 keep her husbsnd's
h-a-i
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ricliCs EOrtlic Sick. &c.

ns-Best Bermuda Arrowroot,
"rior Russian lsinglass,
loopers lsin~lass,
ltisa OAt meal, kiln dried;
Irish iiuss,
Fine whte Tapioca,
Pearl Slgo,
Pearl Barley,
Bobnson's Patent Barley, &c 81 al
Il. r. HAZARDS,
sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the
Court House. Y %
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An EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
vi .h couciusivey proves that
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
RRrUHATIsH, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA,
Rev. Dr.. Lsndis, q Clergyman

81 Nsr Jersey OF distinguished ausiEnent ana ststsn
rsrutsnon -
slDrIy, New jersey, July IA lSts
% 4. II. Cr,urIT- Dear Sir: iou wish 10 know oi
ub1t 80 been the result in my Of the srp.
cation oi 1lir GAlVANlC BNLT AND NkCkLhCE.
Ny rrPly ts follows:
For about rsnts years had been suffering fron, p,i
repss EYery year the sy mptoms became wotsr,
eould obtain permanent relief from Any OF meti.
cal usatmsnt whatever About fo,issn years since IN
Sfuencs Of frequent exposure to the weather the
dtchsrre Of my PASTORAL duties, becsms subject ~
hTOnic Rheumatitm which for yesr after year,
e3rssi nietcrbsble suguish Fsrther IN the winter
n IS end rs in consequence ci preaching great deal
in end various other churches in this rCgIrn
attacked hy th. Bronchitis which tscsIns
uire Immediate suspension of nay T,s.
tori lshot Ny nervous Iyi,m WGs nOp thoroughly roi.
tF',d md Bronchitis, leceme worse 80 sso did
Ns-srpts Rheumatic sncction-thU, svincing that
tao' tUg3rr. connected With each Oths through
tle .ua, of ia. Nervous ~ stem. In the s phs.
N'op.si, thers seemed 10 l- rewtd!. event which
roHli r-trh sn4 recuperate my NtrVOu, Ss'-n every
thing that had tried Tor tbs purpose hUd completely
failed AZ jig. was led by my friends to examine your
sul ,,hUugh with ssnEuine hopes q!
their cTroucy) determined to try the effect q the
typicaton Of tue GALVASlC BELT AND sEtkLAtE,
with the MAGNETIC FLUID This was in June l@Ao.
70 IgIo-ttIuTST, ~ TWO DAYS NY DrssJFiA
uiGHT pAYs WAS ETABIrp srst
F,sTcRAI ilEors, soE HAVE SNCE OMITTED s-.tr
szEviCF ,CcoU-r THE BRorCHIrTs; A,D ' RHrr-
aA1tC ATFIuTIur HAS rSriRLLY NEssEu 70 TEOUsiE
Such is the wonderful and happy results OF the
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuragc snsc.
tions. They have tried them WIN NARY srsuIT,, /
BELIEVE, ENEs Cnu
lam dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT ~. LANDIa
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& I'M An ACS

Dor 1850 ful .,ic at
1 J. HAMMOAD'S
Tov. /.
D!.tID sIiAWLS. Paisle, Siawls and
French Pl-lI Shawls bah T., y and
square viii be- opened this day.
aug 81 T.. Law ron < BROS.
Jayne's Carmiuitive DaIsarn
= notonly an Invaluable Medicine. one TO be
depended upon, bat the best frmr.y in u,c
Tor Dlarrhsa and Dys-nicry. anew siIpplv a,
i. X. ia IDS .hgtforNewpolt.
Nov 10
h''N "AbE OK marc : years old
l. war ra"tec oun. I'd Kind, and perfect
~ gentle, iorN om-ut ,hllirc 10 drive
Ap lyIo >. NJ. TEDh AN, coruerol Sp inp
ana 'hufch 81 est Nov 10
hinsley's Express.
.-~-.c7Tg9l The Subscriber continues to run
.''i&.,--1aaaaaag .'&-4aaag an ExrRE.s, from ,hi, place.
iaiy, by which packages, &c, may be for
warded and Ichvcrcd by faithful men, to any
part OF the Cni'cd States. All orders and
packages left at the oGce, No II, Thames
"reel, Ne'rpor, will meet with promp, a,ten-
sion. X. b. KINSIEY,
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c()NSuMPIl

In all Crsar,zed aud civilized countries. hns caused
nrscr proportion of deaths inn any other nHsdy thar NJ
hcis tic human family; and, until within a FEW years
thrr Ina. not been any ee,,in remedy stop e devass
lion nf TINT deairOytr But
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED !

We state this cure, 10 prove the POWER TO SAVE Ltrs
wien This BALSAM Is used, after the person 10
,iscd Ly physicians and friends 10 be IN the last stage
f,t N, supoup and RuRiAl.CLoTHEs peye bought! For
the particulars Of This case, and the respectable and nndoubt
pro of all the circumstances and facts we refer to our
PAHpnLETs =. .,u. ,.,,.n,..,
Tnis cure was effected on Mrs: ZlBA DYKEMAN,o Of
RHston Spa. Saratoga County ~ y We can prove, be
yoi doubt plany Others, almost equally hopeless and IN
1uueyrl. cnses Of Coughs and COasHny'fions CURED,
hich were pronounced 1cuyaHe BY sKILFUL PHYSICIANS
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FIR. IL. T.. pEIRIs

Eh III UGE ok hDEAD SHO !. ~
For worms A highly valuable prruar;-
on capable from the ur ,mpti,uGc ui Il, nc
j. n, of clearing the - stem IN few hours
ofeysry wo IN.
Much pains hu: been taken b, the oriyina-
tor OF Hi. compoun TO test Il colplara i've
merits f ia, principal vermilu4e repara-
lions Of M day-anG while 1t is frankly a.
know.rdscd, that n.any of them are often
successful. aud d. gr,sr Dood, he i. as>ur d
that tins COn.bings adj, anta.es +, .se std ty
no oihrr NeFmlIucr-- and having wi.ntsscd
furasrlcs ofycars IN wldr ncd OF lrac
ucr It's comp!cle triumph over every Cthci
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FITS, FITS. FITS.

nrssrl. !. f. LIPPINCOTT son. respectable
chtrs No Hisore SVirGH osy'g fcrHspirIH'd. wrote 10
u. May r. l8 stat ln among oLcr BEsrFITs which had
been derived from iu" usr of BltANI'S PULMONARY
BAlSAH thar one Of taelr customers had just informed
froai gci'yf. was cured by The Of BEtNTs BALSAd
vyyorJd soOy, 30 ia . Grave.
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Rice's Supper Rooms.

YSrER ) and GAME SUPPERS served
" ho'n nrst style, at l2i Thames street.
Woodcoch, Plovsr, and other Gah,a on
b,n ami ttrsle.
lr Y. b. fair prizes paid for game Of all
ii DIS.
No, l6
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100 900 cases or General Debility and want
OF Nervous Energy.
Splitting Blood.

Da. q. P. TowsIsD-l verify believe your Ssss.
porilla has been the means, through Providence
Of saving my life. ! have for several years had a
bst Cough II became worse and worse. At last
raised large quantities of blood had night svests
and was greatly dcblitated and reduced and did
not expect ~ live. have only used your ssrsa.
parilla short time and there has a wonderful
change been wrought in me. am now able to
walk all over the city ! raise no blood and my
cough has len me. You can well imagine that /
am thankful for these results. Your ohedient
servant. WM. Russell, 65 Catberine.st
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TLisBALsAM MEALS AsD cuRrs ULCERS ~ ne Lungs,
und elsewhere internally certainly and e1say a. ne ~
pIFysG EXTRACT cures and heals ulcers externally TINS
an sam cures NNE of cough aud Consumption out OF
TrN amer all other remedies have JIRed 10 do good
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Female Medicines.


1t 10 the safest and n5st efectual medicine for
purifying the system, and relieving the suferIngs
attendant upon childbirth ever discovered. II
strengthens both the mother and the child, prevents
pain and disease increases and enriches the food
those who have used it. think IT is Indispensable 1t
highly useful both before and after confinement,
A. II prevents diseases attendant upon childbirth
in Costiveness Piles, Cramps, swelling Of the Feet
Dependency Heartburn, Vomiting Pain in tn.
Back and Lions, False Pains Ilemorrhage, and in
regulating the secretions and equalizng the circu.
laton, 1t has no equal The great beauty Of this
medicine is il is always safe and the most delicate
use 1t most successfully, very few cases require
any other medicine IN some a little castor OH or
Magnesia is useful. Exercise in the open air and
light food with this medicine, will always secure q
safe and cay Confinement.
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COUGHS AND C0NSUMpTl0NS
Erra,i, Throat, Lungs, and Heart

and nil dseases Of pulmonary naure-sueh diseases
usually prove fatal under ordinary treatment "heo 'os
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

cpye, OF the most strongly marked ana deteeo
sr,es of PuLMoSARy CoEsuMPros-rea tadoubfed casos
of Dey1fef and diseased LUNGSsuch HOPELESS cases NJ
were never before cured by any other medicine 30 utter
h hrfless were Of the afflicted PERSONS as 70 have
neon pronounced by physicians Hnd friends 10 be ACTUAL
~ p,sc Some, who hld her hurit clothes mnde, nave
prpn cured unl yet live; ohers who was sdld would
MOI live uluiAer day now Hs well nnd nearly as uey
ever -,-...-....,-
II N the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
as puW.rfl and ucliYe the preparation which we eai
peAnrs INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
tn. Barr fs from the Extract, because Il possesses
ys,j eic1ns nhich are peculiarly adapted 10, and are
.....,i M, ,,c,s,g,,J T. o
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Thousands of ConsuInptions

and Chyoa Coughs alundaniy prove its nHEg so'edey
in such diseases, and It's unduuhed curative power and
sutns heal NJ propeTtics IN the following complaints
snl dsrnses viz Splitting Qf Ho0d, EeediRg al the Lnng
IJiu in The Breast and Sife, NightNre1t Ne,row Com
tInis Fabrication Of the Lc0rt (hoeyd IRGatum, Ivsen
ie,y sI Summer Complaints in Children and idpis and
Ali FEnALE WEAKNESSES.
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Nifseeilaue0ris.

The Deba,s states that the number OF name.
struck ol, OF the election lists IN Paris alone, in {,
course Of the revision now going on. exceeds 30.
900, while the number OF new electors Tescr.boo
dees not exceed 1000.
La PGtr1e announces that NJ. GuzOt has d.
Glazed himself candidate for tho representation o'
the Charonte
The Socialists and Republicans are endeayor
ing TO get up two banquets IN Paris. The SOciahs
banquet is tx ed Tor the 2lst Of January. tho ann
versary OF the beheadng of Louis XVI. IT,,
Moderate Republican banquet is intended &c takt
place on the 22d Of February, the anniversary a.
the revolution of February Tho active person IN
getting up the latter banquet is Col. Caarras. 81
member OF The Legislative Assembly. IL is sal.
that he intend 10 adopt the programme Of the o.
nous banquet which was tho impedate Cause
the revolution Of 1913 that II is 10 take place
the same place, and that procession will be iorme
composed OF National Guards and Represent.
tNes, preci'-'y la the same manner the pro
cession OF Wbi,h NJ OdiOu Barrot was to be q D..
leader, and for stopping which acto d accuse
ton was presented - the Chamber OF Deputio.
signed b. NJ Cd on Barot himself NJ Loon + au
cher, and a number OF the present friends Of ord
II IL expected that both banquets will be stoppod
By the police but tho Republicans reckon IauCl
GA the unpopularity the proceeding will heap O..
the President OF the Republic. The Republcsi
have also been for some time past endeavoung l.
organize banqnets in several of the depsrtmeni
W celebrate the anniversary ct the revolution O..
February, but IN almost every instance they haf.
tailed though at ROuen they appear ~ have
better chance OF success.
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RUSSIA.

Tina T.,,ryoy Il ~ prtgr.lar- # tie 9Th ccu-a re
Il . -. .-., 81 .j., 1,l.-, ,., -,1 ma, 10
VIC i'''- jug ~ ''.' vi ''N N
ment O. onspifac1 IN titt car ll~ At T. '
.,r,rse iub,isttd bv au. i1rifE.
..J. ...-ir.. doctrine. 1s- have lea % tlrna'f- ef
ev, through lt ne ;, hoe Of Nosrrn Europe sn4 have
reetcnd 10 le.rcv fi4 reno. nel welfare Of whole BE-
n,rs lsv. found al ecla though .funscIv weak 49,
airt one IN Ouf own lall Dr. Hgssis. where re' l.s
,f nsci-r-it to he ov,r.. er end devotion o. re
r,e eng r,r s,i r iee ch-ic.c- of ls neor., i.ra
re,r,-d 15.- 1 eli hearts re r.l is.is 81 sa
ul o. O., .nss ieaif uefs9us ouas. Sli er de - pa
lelrdoned ca5fae .~-r 90 e eaai,e 81 ~ ''-,."'.
a.. - ,.s -, ~, +, ts,. e,-, s,e,,rr,
M ,il,rcs "a hs q sern d. 20 hat fsei 10 1iscosef ~
attempt IN Is beg uu.lg From ite rQuir sPpear- 4
lumber oi Nol.s pgi-.n' 'ae a. l'.'l - ''
%, W. -, go. sea- ed S-,r.i soe CIV h.. Il,
,se Of which wa - lla;roy p rrese.. pc.iuel aazs
zion 90 Hass.a SD cree' '''' 10 sad = ic no
~. ~. o'' ,'.e ,.e-. .s-e a. .r, ,,c1.--
srsusi DE sacred pcrs7a - iae E-laror ara false o,
scuptcr u the Es's ol 'n. G'v,ru;arni Zee" w..
80 s-'.-ei- o'tsls.so 10 20 i 4 I'M 80.
o.au, .sto execution ~ dr. cos-.atl oy Hs Na'ssy
: Ccrn.ret Z lnc-.iv Wa create AEcr tie rresn-r
.or lad re,r cp...lrl 'uI, guy ~ NV 81 - A DO
r. q, II, 49,. ,.,..-. .-i l,,- M .,
i.aSr iso M. u.cf A. t0 BE really g4.tr r-,.,u.
,iel before az hsaTv couir ss.1. 'i- arg.rrtl
ace-'' gsi.y o. ee,siSs1 ,-'.'i.' 'se 'e.''
.sa. 10 ie ,it 1bs run.isr az he .r s va ,,,e,.
Que ancug ,teI CspiAu Of ite "a RrTia en- Il Pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12

- FOX -ALE-tignl iOis VI BroSaie-s- he gsessi
&c Creme ard No1.'-r Sc tVo N Greene ard
- " 9os'rr lle location for .ts.s mslUf.c URN 2
es,a' = usr. having goa chimney M ground a.
ply y OF I RICHARDS 2 lie Rsg-r'ac-. "
6f ~ JAMES 5 HrGOINs. Is Wslst
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Passengers Arrived.

q. rsf-ssg Eu1ga f-yas l.frgys.i EIf4s H Watsr
= . NJ .Eas-l . q = er-. AL. s.r
yt -rrr -rf. ~ ;" . ST. e. az. FrrT-s. H.
u b Fsrr lee. PAGE as. Mr. % Ms
81 r-- ~ Carer a. y N--- U4ass-1 Hlr
., p n Al.rss.. Dlrssr , b. - B1r.ay
WEI. IS L.. e--r = Er1--. J T. ~ p ID - .
SAB, Ia. E--.st H-an. I44lo- Has--a szase
Cl.usa go f1rr a. 10y 2 r3rt.s b-s Il H 80
-aa--r1. ~ fak-- Nifs5r "a .zar Lea 4 49, O.
Wac N-et-l1 slarFr IA Nlf " F1tsg
H. MY t.r-h Hslas-aa fErE EtsEey Priest Fsr
g. Pa Ns-sl n - ga. arl ..iy Iaou.on Foe
A-ra s.-ye cor1s EsT ~ Aih,,. Nssrrs t-r-s-s
,slla~~s
~. ID ks-sr. W " l-azs szf.e-,, r H,1l.r
BsrT ~ C-sr1la1 NJ Cal1rsa
f.y c.ese 49, S-- 9rssss -H-..r. C.as Daet EYER q
Ner orr Gs1 Cosy q 591l. 1r.sa .l u o.
- sfr--ras-.
- - A.-5 "a. r. r. q JIssv.J ssaetsra PlLis.
i-- , " o. bslsr esft - i--s fa. Co., s1.a.
.-l Z st.. p q O-rsr. No.. 4 So. 81.
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ITALY.
Return Of the Pope.

The Consf,,ut,onne! has tho following letter !yv..
Rome dated the 18th Jan;
III may efv,W e reports which proceed from o.
dsnss ogea iscuons tbs return Of the Pope Will be nds
nliey adjourned This delay 10 suihu,ei by e. Cd e.
opposition VI ths great Northern Powers aud by others
The discovery conspiracy be carried into e5ect
he dsy OF the entry OF the Pope into Rome Others
caso to to the want ct cash IN consequence OF the o
having been concluded believe on the coausry, ua
ia fab way, and that the slaiI 10 far advanced towNr
settlement THREE Gays since o~plept IN the sposio g.
palaces stabbed In ofe DAY ~ street near The Cor
The wound though not mcfe 10 severe the ASSASSIN HS
e,uded all search Every known FOR his fsvoledrts
10 the cagee " ihe Pcnuf and particularly ,hose who hs
used theu pea IN bis defense every DAY sssaled VI
snnnYtn nu lafrra Ard IhrrnfHn
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COMMERCIAL.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12
DENMARK AND THE DUCEIES.
Pros peel Of Peace.

The CoaSttu'ioggcl.e Zc7'gHg contains a sh0,t
notice from Berlin Of tie 18th INST stating ;6al tie
negotaiiols ior peace between Denmark snd
PruSsis commenced o. the 18th llsi. The Trustee
II the Schleswig estates have. 90 the 21;h OF D.
cenber addressed a letter - TIE KIM o. Deninsri
IN whoa they inform him O.; Their readiness 70 CO
operate with the Kings ComEl-ssioners ior tie ter
lninatou u the taisl discussions which, ever s.-ce
two wears, exis; between the Ki-goom OF Den
marx and the Duchy o. Schleswig In the Duchies
great sStatioE prevailed n q e Chamber Of Dep
uiics at Kie. a IlciiOn bad been made, and warn.
supported. 70 break Of ueeo;i atoms with DsnmarA
and u march the sruy Of Hoslein into Sch.eswi-
Al Anreln a battalion O.. the Swedish troops haa
70 suppress revolt. The peasants refused 70 pay
taxes except 70 The Provisions! veranenr ~ Kie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12
Hungarian Notions.

The Magyar Hsr!dp contains an amusing &C
count OF the tales current among the poo. Pesssu
Try Of Hungary, who still believe that Their eaase
must succeed Every day brngs Kossath near
or whose Soweris greater than In the best days O.
the revolution. At his side rides a great herr
mounted On & cresIa coored steed his name Is az
known, but they bring the crown of Hungary with
them, and are followed by mighty host such 80
the world never saw. IL is composed Of MaSyars
of those who FIRST came to Europe under Arpsd
of Turks, Sciavouians, and Wshsohians. On
the other side approach whole herds Of Russisns.
who have qusrre led with the Ausirlans about the =
pay h0sSlsns IN green costS-six.teeIh high Rus
slsns, the greatest aai strongest Russians that
o"oic be found. On smother side the Engsh are
coming with al their ships and have Alre adv csst
anchor before DebretIin The French, sgsn, a..
IN red coats, by sea ara land. are at Sarospstak.
ana the Prassisns have shat on, all retreat or the
Other side" And for taking OF sach dangerous
matters have two poor citizens Of Klsusenburg
been Paoioly fogsed by order Of Colonel Urban.