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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
TURKEY.
The kaiugces.

ne names o.! the refugees whose .atenafou aas
te-n cemaniet by Count S.-rmlr are. hcTsuih
Casil-lf Ba.ihy aly stephen 3 aithy any, Aes5asos
Ea--ce terc1-, Nicao'as PcTcze, Jose 2h AID /
lsA-s A-4arsss, GysrHsn. GRIMM, Busou.
Alssu-aan Zanoiski, French citizen Denim
SAL Clciecki, Alexander Fredro. Ma-schinssy,
B1sa1u- WorouisckL MIssuluan-I Lztkowsky
tl-4l-lsAl. Bartholomew Szemere C0lstaltine
~zsmerh slichael Horvath. siein an Klneti. lboth
Agssl-niaas,l SaFossy. Ladislaas Kll1narn. St0i-
nica, J9.n ba.ogh sd SD, Mlssllmans Zerh.
Beothy, Wysocky. Iaaescs. Koimann Fla.a. H0l
a., La1y ezfy, NeE4esics. Orosd, Kun. stephen
fosch, ScnAllsH oey, Schneider aai ScbOpi Nus.
s1lnans-i Among these there ar seven or eisht
Elo have succeeded n quitting Turkey, 50 that
IL st u ihose who are 10 Be sent into the uieTicr
does no' really amount 20 more than twenty.
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SPAIN.
Family Prospects.

Our accounts from Madrid are Of the 10th Feb.
The King and Qu3cn received. on the preceding
evening. the populations OF both Chambers. A
reat number Of senators ald deputies aiterwald
waited on Queen Christina To offer their congratu-
lations
The following Is the Queens reply
" have heard win the most lively Joy tho congratulations
which Won have addressed The event which Is the
makes hope that n viii contribute %
ne peace OF he generous naOl which Divine Providence
c0unded 70 my maternal sOllciIde. pray the Al
Mighty that the dterug hopes conceived % tie direct
ccession Of he Crown of Spain, be Ia and
from my hesrt that my most ardent dcsrs Is %
contribute by nv o the glory and grandeur OF he
spanish monarchy and the happiness u al my subjects II
heaven grans the succession, which have ardrny
ssed tor snd n able 10 le.ye uy descendants pa
-c prosperous and free nation cont-nted win 10 Queen
,1d with ia Institutions that day shall regard sell
The happiest u mothers and The greatest Of queens To
ne patriotism add he prudence which oa all occsson have
isn sled the honorable who surrounded my era
ie and who have assisted me With much wisdom In the
Management al the affairs 81 th1 State"
The Chambers did not meet on the 10th bat IL
vas supposed they would be prorogued On the
slh until the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF her Majesty when,
after receiving communication from the Govern
ment they are 70 bs dissolved. The Ga.stte pub
ishes a royal decree ordering prayers for the safe
delivery OF the Queen.
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DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEs.
The srmiSticc.

\ very energetic note has, it IS ssid, beca sent
from Berlin 70 the Danish Cabinet concerning the
unscemly passage IN the speech irom tne throne
ani calling the attention Of the Cabinet 10 coase.
cueacss which might have arisen by 50 uniustila
sea prnceiure toward power with which the
King wasin t.c very act 0. = negotiation That
spect 20 ,he critical state o; the world alone had
deferred the Berlin Cabinet from resornng O. more
decided measures aud from breaking of the neso
tia,ious for peace
Hambnrs letters mention advccs from t!ens
burg. OF the 10th inst stating that the DANISH Cao
let has acceded 20 Lord Pa'mers'oa proRo'a O
r~olongation of the srru,siics between Vrassls
ana Denmark fo- another term Of SIX months IN
DER the condition that the convention OF the Srms
tee should be Loyalty adhered TO by either party.
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Dreadful Event nj Naple.

dreadful eA ..,si1n aud ire occurred al Naples.
on the 6.h instant which Threatened extensive
destruction. The cellars @. toe DaIsers. or closed
port, extend from tie waters edge 70 cousi ERA.
hecistsnce under The principal buildings the cry.
Includes the magnificent pa'Cc o. the Princes %
Sa.crno AND CaPla and Ill. KIM palace IL these
cellars were wareh.uscd $4,000 cantera 81 Goa
kai on tie morning % tie -nl en- explosion O. FIRE
damp to0k lace underneath tic palaces -. the Pm
ces o, c4lerlo a. Capus, which threw down Jar ge
portions O. he Wals, AID i Was with grca; dihcu
y inst lhe ahso.i2r,s escaped. IL was ascertain.
ell that The coal has lcuited. snd there was every
reason 70 fear that the X ng palace an the church
%. s. Francesca de Paula would b. DESTROYED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

O1e Of The Prague olrna.s announces that on
the 9th Feb. 400 H1aseds had made o. 1ir escape
from Oien by force, being Tor the most part Wei
armed They fed mo the ne.gh0oung woods, ami
teooPs we're Immediately dispatched IN Parsul
Nth ORDERS 10 shoot al v lao snouId iei suc
least resistance.
The Minister Of Finance has submitted 70 his
Majesty a report on the loan O. Fourand Hal
per cent From this IL appears that the SUM co
eCtcd in Austria was ,,iUj 900 forms, and abroad
3.slf 500 t0rius making total q i ,2l 800 The
Total force u lie Russian army which entered the
state o' Austria for the Hungarian campaign, Is
gwen az $50, 400 men, and $4,000 horse and caya-
49, and the m0untci artillery
From all Ta-ts of tie c0u4try sad accounts are
received OF the inundaton. At Presburg the wa
ter attained greater hight than was known IN the
mem ~ of man tie whole city and euylrOls are
one yast shcet Of water the streets are trayersed
los hoa;s
The Government bad no intention Of sending az
Ambassador 10 In ,Iand at present.
Tie ltel-r /clt44r, 0i ! cd li publishes an ar
r..c t-on I, sth. which makes known the sentence
passed by the Cour, MARTA upon officers o. the
- infantry rs gina slt Emperor Alexander several
OF whom were sentenced to death. others 70 i. Z
~ AID . years Imprisonment These have been
committed by Baron Hayuau 10 the following man
ner Sentence Of death o T. Years .mprisoum ~
irons those OF IS years % 0years those o. 10
years To years N iroas AID those Of years %
aIs
Il also Publishes the lis. OF those on whom tie
sentence q thc Court Martial was passed az 4 Fad
ol the l5.h Jan The condemned are II in uIm
Der ard are Liclienants or officers belonging 70 the
Hlncariaa Body guard. who are sentenced respect
lively 10 death with coltsca.on % property, AID IL
one ease 20 I've years imprisonment. The SCI
tslces % death were commuild by Baron HaynRu
respectively mo 10 Az - years lmprsoumsD l ia
rms sad ia one case 10 three years without IRONS
Ace ms from InEspruck state @ 81 very serious
COLLISION las taken piece between The puva'es u
tte infantry regiment Nu-elt AMI the infantry resi
70 kls.r Thirty mn were wOguded-gwc
-an-eruos.. -ant the occu rfeacc has caused very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
ITALY.
Things at Rome

Tbs following moe Interesting ascoOni q he s.a, q
sceuy which prees.ls 81 Rome, - ferisAel b. eorrs-
ponlea q the nsag Aces;
You may form tocrsble ides Of the spin. " hich
aaimates toe Roma q toreco the carnival Smase-
meats tbs year. By the following address, which
secretly prnted and sbanGSutly j,s,riOused slnoas
tho people has awakened al enthusiastic echo IN
their b'soHs;
Tag CAxRfvAl o. l35o-"Let console ourselves
The pxcfsl boa e. a. to Presilv Government arc s9NsG
~ leDdeFLSss! II pFtS-uts with al cafflvAL Ia
envcHusd irony. Toe cpprrssoT says 10 The oppressed
'As'ase llYscf Al "a ths 81 hs' "
The 81 cicri tyrSnti of Rome oppressed the pee
pc. bet they save them Aread and shows in ocicr
Lot 10 bear t.e cries OF ;tsir Victims The Pgcs.s
have poured grape shot upon the people; they
have prescribed and imprisoned many; they I'M
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Rieharesen Brothers x Co.. Circular.

Pr Cznc11 LrvEpyoot ID No 81 is5n
AsHEs 4g q - per eTs i1r Montreal Poa sad u.
fOT Prsrs
al 20 h1s ~ lis 81 10 lie g. per Tor first quality
ftAi1efhia CCmIron Resin quote = q 10 e q per
r"- beesWar u 1Ee 5laly G8 ptT cTL -perm Oh &s0
% ~ fer irn s0y retail o's Nla4e On. 81 ~ - per
an Palm ". dull a. Isl isr Ia iof street. import Ia
0S Las cec1ed 10 SIS fyr besi NOy American
LISsEED CAKE very dun ara IS IS rer ten Is he f
va1e 9r Tbs OD.1rg CAKE AID kEgsh made car be hAd
a. &c les yer un
CLoTEEst ED-Hss remained without mach change Ia
vaae SIRE re opening sale d TIC seGscu sod press are
rather N favor Of he suyers tne quality Of Azercan berg
WORT 80 = 10 PER cert duty pad.
Preventative euufirued ir rocd ecusnt szf : fsr.
Der l.r.lce b. ttea pad ftr - Don ngO Los God
o. tle qgsiy as.rg red e. 50 o. - IL. 81 ser
tn Al rgo1e sa.e IS 0s per ~ he Vsae Of Cam
peacsy, ssd . II per IL fog Lima Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
Pru.siau Nil.rellany.

Ihe Polish deputies lid 10; take the oath 70 the
constitution, and zen Of them resigned their seats
u tie Second Chamber rather than attend tie pro
cee-llcs They object 20 the constl ruton. that j;
does not recognize TIE nationality q Poland nor the
ri-tts O.. tie Dlcty o.; Posen.
Alyces OF ihc 18th mention that n the Chamber
the Minister Of Wa lad or TIE table a bLl Tor
gra1lins an sxtrao-linsry credit .or military pur.
poses. Tie p.cse-l maintenance q Tie army
Abroad 5 repor,sd . be owi.g % he opposition
manifested b. TIE Empeur q Russia against the
Erurt Parliament, rendering Il necessary .or Prus-
ga % be prepared icr any wlr..ke srselcv.
TIE Prussian press Law, IS revised by ,he Paris.
msntary ConmIrteeA contains provision compel
In newspaper propnetors 20 give bail T. the
an GUAR q i-on zoo 70 1000 dollars and clause
eIrrose.. JUDICIAL liberties . step tie cscula-
t.Cu ci ossi-u uswspG glls
A teleSrSPhic despatch Tom Berlin. q the l:th,
states .has the First Chamber had adopted reso-
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Trouble between France aud Naples.

4 Na-t,u4le 81 Forc.ce oi the 9Th insf pub
fishes the following letter. dated Rome. 5ih let.
ere eN,E sn open arlre f4rcftI ,otlfaj between
he Coud % Fsiici al th- Frencu Government srce he
mI -isri'Hs agA on Couflsr ihe road 90 Nsres who
va. tbe0 O. BIS s.chrs ri.es i!l Genera cl.
-alting auxiliary force i.r ne i0p- found. ll
which - ss sd hs c Ausifars were s.ou fl INA "a Nn
Rome J. was a-ser,r. % fact st ,as Ps'l @ Fuf..eli
do srgfrt -.r,cmr il A.sa so shave far "a blrbsJ
tr Frrucl Folfurtc Tor .-tasc.s VEL, zoe .arcr
ih~f guard ~De ils f Nster1us asrk ccaTrrs
ne tHe teuiny fle. by lc FrtlcA a.e Escort cd
fy tr~rch gerd1rAcL Serious cv-rts aruc raa'i -
Toe lusol % ,- Efe0cl Is becoming every cav more
lnca. slt ever alcs fays tlu ihey cannot wltlIfaN
Win i.ucr 90 ffsnse.ges T4ry eve l.llug % Iea9
Mn fffe4 ava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
THE leluReca.

The Sr,ss National Ga-etc publishes the FOL
lowing. under dpto OF Basic. 10Th INST:
Th- Federal Government announces that 70 hes Oien
5grd - remove ~ distance u J.! leagues iro he lne
nor n Boiehot former member of ga" ffeneh national
Assembly, consequence OF pamphlet patAshed uy Nam
t Geneva and seized bg the French authorizes Tue IRON
i.er CsutJls are specially sppdsed Of the TACT"
According T. the BerHe Gd-ete there arc stlii IN
Switzerland about l. 800 political refugees two
thi-d Of whom live either by their work or the re-
eli sent to them by the German Committees Be
tween 400 aud 900 are maintained at the expense
If the Confederation. The greatest number reside
e Berne aud Zurich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

l.,on expressing wish ihs, the Government
shsA Z the coarse OF the year bring under ooDsd'
Grafton The notifications u the tariff. anu other
measures calcrlarel - prevent the pre- udice 70
prissia arising from the Treaties Of lsis wiki Bel
SUM sud Holland.
The Government has determined 70 carr into e.
feet the .al Incorporation Of the Dgchy o. Posen
with Prussia tue plan hiss the support OF the
Chambers Many "a the Poles VINO declined taxing
the oath 70 tie constitution as deputies VII hSve
% 10 so IS officers OF the Government The propa5-
suou to- swearing ar tie civil e-Doyes IS go.ns on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
Cc.sion of Lombard, Unfrne.

The Vienna correspondent 0l the IlNcs SAYS
that The ?. pori. According 20 which Austria has
offered 10 cede Lombariy as far az the Miocio O.
Piedmont for the sum Of 100000 900 lire IS totally
aaioundcd The second rumor. according 10 which
lontardy was 70 be constituted an independent
state, with tie Dake Of Noiena at i,s lead. de-
serves Is itile notice
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Amne.iy IN Hanover

We understand tha t1os= hsnover as 10 were nni-
cae In the hsicl i1sgrrvclou hLv. receive ~ az
n-srv frcn ,h= Nrg This Inferred RON The isci insi
.evera 81 me ia lclia9 hiaoTr.sl pGnc llci ns e,
.-iec over by III MA. stcy ~ MSrLe4 ~ ne CIV i-
t.nt. u hi- civ Informed La TIE krs haa stei -
nsr Al al-estr Trey Sre hoysever 20 oe sun Scri 20
spesl s.rvs A1.s~ 4 vii o. remembered tasi "a a
FORMER occasion l- ara parioued a Sc HAnoveifaas
Who lad lakel PAR n ile s1slrs e. heckcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

MuNIcs FEB Is The project OF isw cs he enAn,ipf
on Of the Jews aas 4st been thrown out n ne sfs,
Chamber bv y votes srAnst7 EveR rs esaAziaoA q
their cvu uSts whoa WA giuuA,sy proposed pN oA1
ArualspefE was n e. ed by x voiss asan-i u
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Iouls blanc ON Iu.urcctioa.

To he Editor 81 The P0tye. SIR; You have
said tha, letter from me. reachins Paris ~ Ia
day. advised manifestation This, S-r. Is al
entire fabrication. and the impudenoe o. the asscr
tons thar hnd upon th.s point, il the NGpo'eoa
and in Your paper would really be astounding, II 70
were possible ior any thius on the part o. certain
persons 10 asyoaiSh rs VIII tell you, Sir what
think u an tpeste | think that yoa and yoars are
the only parties Interested 81 this ume - proyoAn
one aud that It would out serve 70 AM the criminal
system 81 provocaton prsotised sgainst the people.
have the hOaor 60 be, sc. LOUIS BLANC.
81 Pica0ily Zee IA
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Annesrr in Murtcmhcrg.

u " urt mberg al smaesiy. W th exceptions. 5
preparing The number Of political offenders
anenabe 70 the tribunals il thar kingdom amounts
=, some 70 OoOf
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Martial Law Ia ia deu.


decree q the h Inst pro ongs he SAFE or sese and
term Of tour weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

Commons 0S CLAsxs ~ LEO
va Asagsoa, FElDAY. haeh T. ls5o.--' 81 s.es ~
suArt u edjnamD~nl Pres<LI al - 90 II
memorial q Jotn A Rob4Eson, Amsfis an - 81 0sr
nAs claiming los Ossss b. seizure "a 1spt = ~ pfog
~ q TIA. gses Ia 1873 a. slso ha- a . So ca
% f4cra iusn, 81 HepnDgs.lo 81 ~ =, Nr' ll.'
Wllga ) Alss.sryev e..iBl!Bg f. sDE1 - 'eif.t on
hls expa.son from Chihushga IN a =, VIC a1~0, "a
smlred sid sGspen1sd. rs bosa - AZ fnea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

E1Y-EL DORADO; Or. ADVENTURE - FArh
o. ENYEE,- comprising JosreT 70 c 10 fArA
ana; Lf, IN s4a Yrsnsisco sAd donie'sri .D'sS
de 0old Dlggngs. sna EEpsrlsrees o. y tnos
BY BAYAHD TAYLoA Is q press b. O P ~ "a VII
10 publshed shortly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
Pablo AIona r,ents In Paris.

Tho Constitutional gives the ioilowins state
ment OF The cost OF several of the principal pub
lie haildlss in Paris. The building OF ;ue Arc
de Tuumphe dc lEtoile, deoreed by NaPo.cou
IN 1905, interrupted dunng the FIRST years of shc
Restoration. resumed amer the spanish campaign,
Of the Madeline commenced IA 1904. slowly Con-
tnued up to 1852 abandoned until $40, and termi
mated Ia lsi2 cost l30l9,o0Ot The ho,e, OF ,ae
Qaai dOrssy cost ll.3i0o00L The ho;e OF the
Minister of F0rcign Auairs which is now lost be
ing completed. vii have cost 5.O01oo0t The July
column cost l,224ooOL The new Chamber Of Peers,
terminated M leil, cost 59OO000i
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GERMANY

AnetAer Cath 81 The PrU-sisr Pe-jurer.
cers7ea.-sa-s L--.toa Dag see
- bELSIrss, FEB Z
Ike AIag Of Prussia las taken tbs usoruinS. in
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06
Music Store,
No. e CAMP STREET.

" = v Y THREE DOORS FROM CANAL ST, NO.
The subscriber offers for sale at very reasonable
prices and on liberal terms, PIANO FORTES of
6, 6 1>2, G. 3-4 and 7 octayes. in rich rosewood,
walnut and mahogany cases made by the old and
celebrated manufacturers 7. Gilbert & Co. Pia>
nos with the HoLIAN ATTACHMENT, appropriate to
sacred music. The Eoiian is guaranteed by the
manufacturers TO remain IN tune S years. Pisninos,
Grand and Semi~GIand Pianos from the factories
of Henri Hers and J 3PleyeF& CO., Paris. The
beautiful new invention, the Dolce Compana. to
the Grand Action Piano, and Pianos from the FAC
tories of Firth, Pond 4 CO., with the vibrating
overbridge and the new scale Pianos of VIM. Hall
and Son, New York. MELODEONS and SE>
RAPHINES, for church choir music. All the
new publications Of songs, values, ETC., are re.
ceived soon as published, with a large stock of Old
Music, accumulated during the last twenty years,
enables the Undersigned to fill all orders complete.
Instruction Books for all musical instruments. Sc
cond hand Pianos bought. sold and exchanged in
part payment for new Pianos. Orders for Tuning
and Repairing will be promptly attended to. All
kinds Of musical instruments repaired. Music
bound to order. Harps, Guitars, Violins, Flutes,'
Strings for Harp, Piano, Guitar, Violin and Banjo
land all articles in the music line for sale by
ian9 6m VIM. T. MAYO. 4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06

THE BEST REMEDY EYER KNOWN TO MIN,
M Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Inau-
p1 epza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness Of theBreast or Side,
First Stages of Consumption, &c. t.E Fr
Ri5gIAlRlKa a 4lBGA GUI2E38aa
OF all the cures that have yet hcen recorded, there are
certainly none equal to the one first mentioned. which plain
Iy shows the durability of consumption, even ~ some Of its
JEr1FEKsoN Cry, Ia, Feb, "a. 1e49.
Messrs. Sanford & Park-Gents This is TO certify, thatmy
wife Nancy Doheaeys has beenin a declining state q health
for the last two years. Her disease baf1ed the skill of the
best medical add could procure-her physicians pronounce
ed her disease Consumption in the last stage" and said that
her recovery was past all human hopes. As alast resort,
with very little hone, Iprocnred Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry. After using a few bottles, found, tony agreeable
surprise, that her health was improving rapidly. She isnow
So far restored as to be able to attend to her regular house,
hold duties, without SUFFERING. any Inconvenience. Her ra-
misrepresentation present health warrant me intbe be-
lief that she will soon be entirely restored ho,,onrv
State of Indiana, Jefferson Co. ; S. sS y Ne .
l., James M. Humphreys, a Justice of the Peace in and for
said county and state do certify that the above named Rhodes
Dohoney subscribed and made oath tcthe foregoing certif-
cate, before me, this 9th day of February, 1S49.
s o. s%r JAMES M. HUMPHREYs. J. r.
To THE PuBLIc.-I, Jacob Green, of the county of Jen-
nings, and State Of Indiana, do hereby certify, that in the
tended witha pain in the breast and sometimes fever, and
that | employed 2 skillfql physician for some time who
said that he could give me no relief. then comnfeaeed
using Wistars Balsann of Wild Cherry, and felt almost inn
mediate relief-and after taking three bottles, l find myself
in as good health as | have enjoyed for a number Of years,
my restoration, under the blessing Of God, I attributed to
the use of tue medicine above named.
March 1st, l649. JACOB GREEN.
State Of Indiana, Jennings county.
l, David T. Skinner, a Justice of the Peace in and for
said county and state, do certify that the above named ia
cob Greon subscribed and made oath to the foregoing certi-l
fcate, before me, tho first of March, 1649. q s
We would advise those of our readers who are laboring
under affection Of the lungs. 70 nlakeifnnediate trialof this
truly excellent medicine. TIE mostinteiIigent and respec-
fable families df oafr eifv have adnDfed IL M a Eavorife me-.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-06
Martin HI. aDeyereux.

MANUFACTURES of all articles in the Cor
lvA PER, TIN, SHEET IRON, and CRATE BU~
SlNESo. Crates of Brass, Russia or Berlin Iron,
Of any pattern or size, to stiit the Fireplace or
Mantel. Stair and Curtain Rods, kitchen Furni-
ture in general; kitchen Ranges, for Boarding
Houses or Ho:els-Cooking Stoves 10 suit families
of from eight TO one thousand persons. improved
by NJ. H. D, Plain and bronzed Pyramid Stoves
to suit Churches. Halls or Public Rooms; small do.
for Offices and Counting Rooms. Ship and Steam
boa. Cabooses, from Ne, l to 9, for coal or wood.
Stove Pipe of all sizes, and put up. Bath Heaters,
Stills, Worms, Sugar Ladels, &c. on hand or to
order. - ~.r .
N. B.-Builders and others in want oGG7ates,
Tin, Copper Pipes or Cutters. will find Ii ii to4heir
advantage to cali and examine the same.
UAlI repairs promptly attended 10 at
jan9 No. 26 TcHoUPlrouLAs ST.
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Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.

TTNHIS medicine is compounded on general principles,
from the pure, unadulterated herbs of the INDIAN
name, every one Is aware that there is avery great differ
ence among them. Those Of Them that are called ~sIndian,"
ducc a prepared Indiaa medicine to the American public
OF course 4 similarity Of xans does not create q similarity
in the character Of the medicine N
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills are distinguished fortheir
perfect adaptation ID the human body. IN their operation,
they do exactly what nature does, and nothing more. They
have sFoyR-FoLD artioh upon the, lungs, skin. kidneys and
noting Precipitation, hey break up Colds, Coughs, kfcu-
matic Complaints, Pain in The Bach, Serofula, Cutaneous
E.npiions, Pinnples, Blotches, Freckles, Erysipelss, &c.
The action Of the Pills on the kidneyssis such as TO make
them a valuable lthentripic. Dropsy, Grave. and Female
Complaints, arising from distinctions at certain periods, are
speedily removed BY their use. A free Expectation from
the lungs Vi excited hyihesuss cf 4Nrisht's Indian Nsgeta-
bic Rlls, shMs removing pulmonary complaints, suehasAsth-
ma. Bronchitis, soreness and tightness Of the Breast, Coughs,
sore throat, &c BY their action on the stomach and bow
eis, the Pills cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, r alpitation
ofthe HeArts Flatulency, Costiseness, Feyers Of ali kinds.
5iess,sys hsaaashes Giddiness, Dysentsry Piles, ard MI
disorders Of the inteatines. Taken in small Sses, Virgins
Indian Vegetable Pills become JIM AIteratye NedfciaRegDf
great sesrching efacscy, for The care sfsorcs az an kinfs,
Il MAJ H. Ra asn9 9. ' :sasaa sI mewpess q spirit, Rash, Pains
enza. ~ which complaint they are tremeiy}valua 49,
~ nl,aoos complaints these Pills exercise q complsae mas.
than. N the WsAtern md Southern states. where MI I;s.
ease mostiy provAils, these Pills 90 like % avalanche. While
snsy w; snssp sa aasn, Che fever and sgue rsmedies m ssn.
Mai, ~ nenr. an9aam Vegetable Pills haxeheen pronounced
supsFaer toaifFo6 them. Indeed, il would appear thatif
there = ONE compkainfs pyer which these .Pils hsyo 100
p HI ) saan ap ss1 . z Fever and Ague. For destroying
ana eApelnng worms, no Fermifuge ii superior ID these
PiM@. Although wGhaye mol takcn psins NJ msI. 49, 800
pshlie,the mart of IL nsdicIae issslf hse acos;rsd - !,
Administered q adults n children. the esscs IA M MI 4 Y
equally rkdtceEAn decisive. All Who ssT6ar NnrS vvc,r,s
shesids M 1lIsasanss II e.ighissI udian VagstahIe pins.
10y - sataral n ~ body = food d. a trisi vii con-
AspsicAl that Wrssehfs Iadiaa Verst.fis = Pi I
49, s5ss 3 eols.cn ssYsaek noetssm,y srs decidedly