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inc very Loteot european Nowo.
Our Liverpool correspondent has sent the following
European intelligence to US, through the house o,
Messrs. wilmer and Rogers, of this city
LrvEsrooL, Saturday Evening
am put in possession Of several items Of late aud
interesting from the continent Of which the fol-
lowing is . summary
Advices from Rome, Of the 14th inst, Of q very
discoursging character. The city In . state Of
great excitement In the space Of twenty eight hours
600 Romans, belonging to the nrst families
rested There is scarcely family which had not OF
its mebers arrested On side hears repeatedly
these words, Yesterday, two, three four
French were assaulted or assassnated;r and on the
other side Thirty forty fifty persons arrested
Scarcely had the decree Of the French government,
xDg the penalty Of death against the bearer Of
been published, than the advanced sentinel Of the
Campo Vaccine was struck down by a blow Of .
ponard. 1t is eaid that two Transevern fathers OF
families are to be shot for carrying knves The French
police search all classes Of persons In the streets
open day The appearance Of the city most sombre
scarcely body abroad except oDbusines Prince
The Prusean goverpm has issued orders for pre-
pairing quarters At Fribourg, In Brisgau u Is pre-
sumed the Prus.ian troops are on the point Of being
The Paris Patre semi official organ Of the govern
ment) Of yesterday 22d says" We learn from good
source that MN Louis Blanc and Ledru Rollin lately
demanded IN audience Of Lord Pamerston, which was
granted After this interview which probably satiaed
the refugees the latter their
at Paris to spare Lord Panerston in reference the
Anglo Gresk Incident IL is to this political re SOM
menaation that must be ascribed the singular
OF the Mountain on that question.
The Debafs seems disposed to countenance the opip-
Ion Of the Augsburg Gazette that the attitude assumed
with rerpect to Greece, for the purpose fextrc
Ing explanation from Russia relative to her
waIlse preparations and gives letter, of February
1eth from the frontiers Of Poland according to which
there Is, on the testimony Of eye witness army
Of flso0oo men assembled In the southwest Of Poland
to whom an order Of the day was lately addressed,
commencing with the words. "As warliks operations
will soon begin, the following measures will be imms-
diaely ebservedn Among the orders that
the sediers shall have their and equipments in
good order The officers to have their horses aud
baggage ready the medicine chests well provided aud
the baggage and ammunition wagons to be ready for
service Provisions had partly arrived the being
the read The Russian officers say such orders have
never been given except month before campaign
The Banks Of Parraterns. show again, increase Of
gold Of four millions Of fancs The discount Of bills
account had fslen below the lowest poiat hitherto
reached fince the revolution.
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Arrival OF the PhiladeIphia-News from
the Pacific.

the Pacific.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived at this port
yesterday morning, having made the run from
Chagres within the very short space Of nine days.
This is the first trip on the Chagres route of the
Philadephia, and she has proved herself vessel
OF the first class
BY her we learn that the railroad across the
lsthmus of Panama has been surveyed, and the
trees cleared for the greater portion of the way
The ground will at once be broken, and the road
pushed with all possible despatch.
The Isthmus is generally healthy The river Is
very low.
Through the poteness Of the officers of the Phi
ladelphia, we are in possession of Lima papers to
the 18th ult
The following is her list Of passengers
Capt. Mclean, U. 8. mail agent; Peter Halstead
VIM g. lance, Jas. A. Birch, Thomas Borphy, Alex.
Hihman, Henry w Bearse.
Barney Peck, fireman of the P, died March 9th,
IN lat. 16 48, Ion. rs west, Of congestion of tine
brain.
We have received files OF FL Commerce. from the
above place to the 9th Of February, inclusive They
contain intelligence worth transrcbing The Presi.
Dental election the absorbing and engressing topic
to the exclusion Of all other information The com,
mercal and shipping intelligence will be found under
their suitable heads in another part of columns
Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, February %, 1850.
The Change in Pdnama-.4me meyieanism the Pacific
Vesstls in Port, &c.
The mail agent has this moment informed me Of his
immediste departure for Chagres and have only tms
to cay that reached here in passage less than thr
teen days, including the trip the Is.hnus In
perfect health and spirits.
cannot refrain from expressing my sstonishment at
the wonderful and almost magic change that has taken
place In Panama within the past three months As far
the population and Inhabitants concerned IL Is
as much American, In habits and manners, any Of
the towns In Indiana
The Tennessee and Sarah Sands are hourly expected
There some twenty vessels In port, many Of which
are up for California
The steamers California and Panama are In port,
The former rails the let Of March, and the latter Is
to be overhauled at Tobago
There sre but . small number Of Americans In the
place ticket holders only.
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Hon Malcolm Cameron, Csusdsi Hon John Rock
we'll, Mass Hon. n Pinpey, Conn; J. P. Mccoush,
8. NJ: l. ~. Mcneil, u. 4. A Hon Nr Morris, Won.
Lot Clark, Washing gtou; Hon s. r. Thurstos, Oregon;
have arrived In this city
>. De Russy, Col w Gates, u. s.A, have arrived In
WGhinetou
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Carrier Pigeons an the wi.g.

Frror ~ NV YosS Hssstp:--
For the benefit Of ell whom ~ msy eons-rn, ssei,ss
clio OF paper taken from pirsoss nscs y-rtss fny
Of p ~. which lt the fhip Realm. The Detty
Blise pafssd the Msnument st 2 p b0upd ta ,sii-
forpis. rsrhapxit might have been sens fson h-r
You knos ~ much about thstssI 80. AnnsxeA u N.
Slip
"MorvNtSr.
Dear Mothsr;
An 10 right Let on st Q O'clock
Yours, Ne, sR
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Our Cuba Correspondents.
Tsr-rpsp M Cuns, Friday, Feb q, 1850

.frrirai Of Col. Mann's Circus -Vessls in Port.
have TO report the arrival Of the hrig Broom, Capt
Tricsrtin. with Col Mauns circus company at this
place, yesterday. the 2lst, from 81. Isgp De Cuos
The brig Bsotietts, OF Portland. sailed for Fhhs
delphis THE morning. The srs Harriet, OF Nosts
fsrmouth, by Witch send this. sails direct for Nee
YORK TO night Several others are nearly load-a snd
ready 20 ss. There ere quite number ot vessels 10
port snd business good The brig Imperial of Norfolk
arrived this morning In ballast Sch scioto Of
tu-orth, lomb-r loaded arrived or shs 2tst.
Tbs Colonel sln 90 frca hers :, Cienfussos and lie
vana.
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age, sfT, as
cos.o. rls. No. Sol, asa ssa, sss to sss, s;i.
TrssWknssD Bssscr scrss,os Cousr No. ls.
TO- 2, ,, 81, %, IS, ~, IS, ST. a, ei, o. u to 70.
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B,oos,x, CITY v.,eii,ssres

Fns.--Op Tuesday evening. sbout y O'Clock ths sta
blss 81 Fort Hsu ton discovered n BE- Gre snd
notvitfransing the prsiseworthy efforts ~ tbs ohs
bitants Of the vicisity, entirely consumed rhs
horses and battery b-losstes 70 tbs Unitsf states
vsfs ssxed
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Opinion. OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF L. S
Yeser:ly's Republic publishes the following
Gree OF ATTORNEY GENERAL, NJ

CFricE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL, Nov. o. 1850.
To the President; As requested by YOU have carefully
examined al the papers placed in my hands relating TO
complaint, nl1de against Charles Devens, ESQ., the Mar
shall Of the Massachusetts, district for alleged neglect de-
reelection O. duy failing TO executed warrant which came
10 his han. Tor thrarrs vi William Crafts fugitive slave
These papers consisting chiefly of the aflduvits OF Mr.
Devens III. marsha his deputy, Mr Riley Janes Dick
SON, Georg. r. Cuts, ESQ, and Willis H Hughes agent,
for the Of ihesave with letters from ar Fay and Mr.
Curtis are hec~ia returned. Having pcrused them with
care and certainly Without any he prepossesson In favor
Of the rsha his deputy must cay that, though can
sec no evidence any particular activity and energy On
their part seen there does not sufficiently appear
any cause for the their conduct the removal Of
The marshal from osce more commenddtlc activity and
energy might probably have been exerted by them; but
they seem TO haze acted 10 considerable extent,
upon consultation and in concert with M Hughes,
tie agent for IN. owner Of the fugitive and what
ngh, otherwise apcar be bameable in them, may have
been the resc of that consultation and concert Ia this
uncertain Stale Of The case, the declaration made BY Mr.
Hughes at The con,usoa Of the Transaction tina, he had
complaints IL mike against he words 10 That effect,
atited TO, and has had influence my Judgment
Ii could have dscovered any satisfactory evidence OF the
neglect evasion # duty by these officers In this it
would have been les. with my feelings than
with my Judgment to have recommended their instant dis
mission from the public service.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully yours, &e
J, J. CRiTTENDEN.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW-NULIIp,c.----
The abolition fanatics preaching resistance ~
advise the fugitive slaves themselves and WIS
mn; While new vaant> oi TIE e%ifenie SvGh are , ~
keep up thu battle on their hook in h,t !!as
are grum5ng because the people Of California wcrs
10 enter the Union with Constitution made bv NOV
themselves But so far The latter are concerned ah
y seem DESTROYS, after ali they have done and ss, ey
II oy The rest Of mankind" thar coaSs
The North however, regardless Of lar. which ,..
creature OF the Constitution, and absolutely me-, ei
secure the rights which it guarantees TO States II sS
paci i i!tng 10 defeat lis execution They the, co.
pose the g6Fcers Of .he Constitution Arms are a.. % .
their meetings. and .nyocaons 10 vengeanc. and h,s
openly and vremen,ly Illuminated They are Dn,, hug
ont and out attempt 10 nuy and set OF defiance IN. u
me cnd and devolves upon all who are for The Con
cn and the Union 10 BE- ready al moments wnrr,
stand TO their arms if need IT, TO oppose the free n4n
ganzaon Of the north for the jorc5le repeal Of ,e
i've Slave Law Burlaeton S.ate Gase.ie
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bill has been introduced in the North c,,,,, .r,.

bill has been introduced in the North Carolina Iegs
lature Of which the following is condensed syuopis
The lst section provides that after the s January 1852
eSery merchant trader &C., shall upon oath the value
of the goods, merchandise &C., he may have on hand f,
salei and that upon such sum he shall nav -, of ~
per cent al rcorem to be RENTED upon affidavit ,ba, n.
whole or any part OF said ro"ds is the growth produce OF
manufacture OF any Southern State or foreign country.
The next section provides ha, merchants. e. shall stat
oa on the LIST January in each succeeding year. the
value OF goods &c. purchased in the preceding a months
on which similar shall be laid ubec, TO similar
tivns. 49, " ' s"@ep-
me oliurher requires that merchants &c. shall answer
TO where the goods were Manufactured.
possons OF inc act ale 10 remain in force until HE
Territories of the United States are orsned TO tho o.
Of saso. Of The and
State and until the Constitutional provision r.s;ve - ,s
delivery Of fugitive slaves shall faithfully carried OF, in
Act to be transmitted TO the Governors Of the slayshod
ing States With request that similar laws be passed In each
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THE GREAT UIION MEETING

RnsToS Nov. 26.-TAe I'll n meeting her. This az.
~ r"hne Ha' WAS one OF lie largest and perhaes n !
enthusiastic asset'agc5 eve. conprr.a,ei i, lbs ~ a
People commenced Collecting about O'clock In IN >
noon ant soon afterwards III meeting was orcan,,et
pointing Dr.. John c. Warran IT, he Chair Wiz :, =
number Of Vire Presidents and six Secretaries A g
On tlking Tie Chair Dr.. Wa,ran made mos, s,,..
and patriotic speech in explanation the oblec, Of h
ing He said he spoke in behalf OF the Un!on-,hs r.
and forever-one and !ndvis!5c. throughout h. ~.
heard with marked attention, and on Sein5 hs sa.
was enthusiastically c!:eercd. % "
Mr.. Grcenorsa next appeaa! upon the stand a,J r.4
series OF resolutions peD1:r IN. iii occasion Th.u :.
clare The Constitution and taion paramount, 10 all on.
considerations that the a;:s were binding eon.Jv ,
citizen and every Stat hat MI avs when a-s ~,
b. Congress must be sus.oinc!; TINT oppos N 10 ~
would only lead to anarchy and bloc shcd tia, the onno
Of tie laws deserve the srvsrest apprehension Of an mi
naht community, and the Se"tes punishment should BE- !,
signed the aJgrcSo.r; that II dGty 10 susr,r =
Union and show obedience u is iaws.
The resolutions greeted with loud and ,o,.,,,
cheers. and the motion Of their passage ben. pu, H.
one dissenting voice was heard This haowa 10 h.
miserable misguided aboorist.
Mr. ). C@r.is was next introduced 10 he audience
said he addressed them not as fellow wh.s fellow der,
Gratis, bni fellow citizens. II said that men -,
brought here 10 carry out phanlhrophic notions and t,
they did they were notions "f malignant philanthropy
Mr.. Curtis read the solutions pass hy tn ..
declaring that Constitution "r no Constitution las r. as
sachuseits.
Here there were cries Of good good followed by h,..
AMI some confusion.
Mr. Curtis then alluded to the sermon preached By Il,
Rev Theodore Parker in which he advs,d tho iugity. a,
kill the Marshal of The district rather thea submit 10
taken back into slavery
The Rev Mr. Parker proved 10 be in the gallery a, III
time He asked "Do you want an answer? Cries Q. -"
onno on followed succeeded By Kisses an yocl.egaoc
Put him OUTPUT him OUT" Hear h;," Hang him" &
good deal Of confusion ensncd and il seio,
Mr. Curl. could proceed. He, however, Resumed hi, re
marks with redoubiei ysor, and concluded ae: 4s!ns
mos. eloquent and effective address.
The Hon Rufus Cscale and several other dis,in,u:he
gentlemen spoke I'll OF whom heard with market 4,
ention The meeting throughout purely patriotic an
cannot but re5nlt il great good.
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ARK ASSAS.


Governor Roanes message the Legislature Of trkan
sas which assembled the 4ih tan, treats of the ui.
po,,an luss lion of the day wiki much sagacy well as
decision He censl.cs the admission OF California in
strong terms but adds:
Justly II may operate upon The South the question may
well be asked whether now have the redress within
power! The time when had The South presented
unbroken front in The dcmand Of her rghts, she could have
secured them. But BY divisions in her ranks this period
was suffered pass. Ii could not unite iu opposing,
wrongs when only rea'encd-ii could not prevent the
admission u California into the Unonhuw can II be
peced that would unite in redsssng those wrongs
when they have received the sanction vi !a"l Can we
deem II possible 10 drive California from the Union
cree her aI slavery within her lim.tsl II nu what
could possibly gain by resistance! How Improve ou'
learn wisdom from the past; and in future meet and repr
aggrcssons the threshold Ii is easier To resist threat
ened danger than redress existing Wrongs"
He contends thar II they nuch the fugitive slave BILL the
South longer, with honor 10 herself main! lin her
present relations with the North.
The Governor eSpataes upon the power which the South
holds in precious productions Of her so recommends
the establishment OF niaucoirs and contends that her
true policy combat the North by commercial restrictions
and the substitution OF her fabrics for these OF the North
He that Southern enterprise should be promoted and
that Southern merchants should purchase OF Southern I'm
poers nd thus encourage Southern commerce. lie says
"Seli-inerest o:e for the Cnon vii! prompt this
movement when they behold in determined and pcrse
verng non intercourse tile biGng effects 81 its operations
upon their county and The decay snt rum mat VIII pass
over their citizens.
eve have power to secure ourselves from further en-
croachnens OF the North preserve the constitution
perpeun,e this Union in ol! s purity Surely these ar
thing. worthy Of your highest confederation
The Governor repobates with even sill more aspcrity
the message Of President Fillmore 'theirnng Texas witt
the military fuce Of the United States" Let but one
blow be struck in the execution Of the dsgraceiu threat
the Executive and you may longer talk OF the cons,itu
un the Union. No earthly power can preserve them
They will be worth preservation" The governor de
clares that than "concede such power he "wou
eav dssolre The Union" We will lay these extracts il i
tail before readers. Should they be fortunate enough
catch the eye of the President he is preparing his annua
message ,ey may assist 10 save him from declara
TONS which afraid Of his advisers are ursn
upon t,m-f iir;on
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III, RMS


q a y J I
SsGOpfSAJS u. received nv II. his
C,ckcs ragcn. & inc.ya Nils Pa oce) Al5em.re conn
Virginia. rn. ti dIy of l.crn
,"n bal ~ tie ahDvu railroad between the
Waynespfo distance bputo and ;hrer fn.:.r m!es
winch. .! viii be idei
sections.
Supra tn, pue Ridge, viii
Of 81 deep AMI hiyh with
and S,u We uesbo.o Tho
due; viii be let separately.
All necessary nior ~ ohlGed Cookies brooks
i4e ProposcrJ moreover reliese! the locatc
tor lncm-elyrs
Forms proposals. and copies II specifications Will be u.nishe
upon ap,,ca,iau 10 tic subscriber.
Payments c.tnl,cs
81 I'll lie comp eolcf the contract, the furnish
beside accurlins INV. satisfactory bond
By pr!or of the hoard Of Pntl,r Wirf- Z. rRoZET
Nov. is cIlaDec EnsiIccr % the ne Rds, Railroad.
The following requested publish eIf cJgntry papes
III th cenbe and forward their payment Jane
I,v Jr Scco or R,rnn nj. Virginia Un,a, National II
B,l'nora y ~ RiilrN y inIf.al Srw Y-rg
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Photographed !or tie New York Tribune.

NAsHINoTCN,
private dispatch received here from Georgia says ha,
great excitement prevails Savannah In consequence of
steamer being chartered 10 convey al companies of
United States troop. Charleston S. c. Nothing definite
or satisfactory ascefansd here as - whether such
order has been given
WA,HISoroS, Nov 25.
Ills reported that the President ordered marshal
Louisiana for the OF Gen. Quman, charge OF
;reasoni in purchasing arms for Gen. Lopez Fudge, we
is runored tina, the Secretary Of the Treasury will call
for an additional loan TO meet the expenses Of the Govern
meat.
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GARDENERS. FLORISTS SNIP OWNERS. INCORPORATED
COMPANIES, MANUFACTURERS aRfILANS PROBES
SIflSAL MEN. MECHANICS AND OTHERS
rSNHE PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE COMBINED -Rronr SLcvS
z usrEp STATES LETTERS iArs3r-Aii infringement:
viii be prosecuted by Law THIS the valuable Le
age aad withou; winch manufactures pu1ic eic.s, h
tells and private dwellings, incomplete ard Comparatively
With this ccap and cfccnt I,r Enrac. the firie =.
fecIly independent OF al ularcomnolams nsrGs Sa..i AL
BID defiance the !ucrntIa:y
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We, the une yned do hefsby certify that cac. Of has Ia
erected o OF aIr. X D. Mchclls Improved Pump
and have given fair tral aud ierl hcsitl;:on
Pumps worthy confidence
public. JJli+ BRAUE2.
VALENTINE IfECkLER.
have Pumpof Mr. r. birmingham Michel In my yard; o.
valuable apenasc, convenience. aud 81
cient protection against Gic r d TYLER
The Puiap lie a tie WIKI Office
IL NOTICE A persons ~, 49, ssns article az
responsible o Ne il
April il--cf Il. R3ITTINGHaN MITCHELL. Pranri.,or
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UNION MEETING AT NASHvi

LortsvitLE Nov. 81 laa that the Union meeins
Nashville, Saturday night, was attended by very Arg
concoursc of citizens. Judge Childs presided.
Mr.scs Ewing and Donaldson rnadc strong speeches de-
caring their attachment for Tie Union, ard ro5aing r,ts
| from all sections of tie country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29

Thg Nashville Convention consisted, .Xcnsive OF Ten.
essoe OF fJr;y five members va Oue from Virginia .y
en- from Georgia; FIVE from .,ab,nl four from Flo,i.l
eight from Aissis,ro; ami si,ern South CaEo.lai
Tennessee The dissenting State had fourteen memoirs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29

5HSIE mirr,Gci prop publish during tho
4 VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION, should sut,s..
OF subscriber c o1'ainr during tie recess 10 justly r
REGISTER o the Declares AID Proceedings OF the Cen.
down and BY tho corps Of the .I-
eneed AMI accJmp ri sripers - be h3 IN 'e Count
Register Virginia D5nS viii be published IN fern
good pcr aud via c',i .r and will DC competed "hrf III.
ronvcni,n shall have vs. III ahos with copy o. The New
Co Iinun together the people upon
shall have been qn:y ascerianed The whole TO
Skr Tor bn.nc aal rrereryaloa jGAe,
ability d,Sp aved Ia me discussions during the shors
previous sdaunrrn'. safely bs escorted t, the n
the rir:ul reform Convrn likely r.,
than ordinary interest 10 the public
TERMS:
Por copy nj the Rrysef So Two copies address g.
copy il tie has been received by the p:bish.r
y -Sanud the requisite number ~ rhs:rit-s
ell persons have forwarded .
sha i, 10 he Of h-r the
R,c.noHi Republican, aud , Weekly edition NJ
PER 3d. Il lieu OF Tie Rcyof
AIinsJ, 10 VI. GALLiHER
R-rrhrcan Gficr Richlnpni. Trslh.
~ .h M e''em'ar:r!cs to- press ;ubsi he
Prpr's call a-o'!rr :" vii be entitled copy s
%. l,a ,,.mu snl,aa. Wv s-ctrr
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REMARKABLE CURE Or BRosonrls.


Mcs Sands Having suffered many years wh disease
ir2 affecting the au1 during which une was treated ;e
Distinguished Eucs a.: ne United siaIos ~
receycr any permanent benefit bat i the y
heath af IN declining ld tue its leaTi pipgr,'
applications used an whstcver else Thought
Efficient hn an confident the lrrrrc
a.,l tie be accom- panied VIII phti aJ e3
ilc.y urfah;g #og1 !aYe terminated fr had MT
oiane reiefhr tic ueefa Of y.lfiase!aahr SIisrs
commenced usiny i.salats q!
a'or;ncl had t.i than Eny different Les
during ,I rtaP, Without SUCCESS but a;ertasI YOU
Sarsasta fsw Yrrs was OF d At last 20 yield 70 s'ids'
This narecas se1c has bt IGnssy, but er: me- a"a
manly, 70 g!ge you ll!t slssaaoE Of my cure.
Yours, Trry Truly, PARENT,
Consulate c France In ,nD rn.tsd S.ss
The above statement and wctssi liz onr f'
by Mr u. Parent
Fer The Cocsui Geuera. L. BORG, Vice cocsu
Tic following o-eas and tie reader !nr''S
evidence unnecessary
new YoRx, APai. %, l>il.
Messrs Geniemen IIayia; long afflicted win e
nsr.! debility weakness: loss of appetite, ev!ns 10 Ufne
from rcs!!-s rcsc.lh concluded aeo' hf'ef
since make oi your Sfsarau2 ao~ aave Gs
suite cah ami .niuce! 10 ac NJ a.
the others already and % he@e esr IA ~.
formation. wll srsnn1ly give she particulars o. ~; x.x
eiecsol 'hs invaluable medicine, by ealing @ u~ISTosH
Yuik Yours. respectfully, 100 - az ,,snarr o.
TIT, ee-ies hat Mss lane. Mc!a;osh kno" 70 M
Tie Chuh, gs;i slenins anu "othy Of enhien.c Srye
Pastor Of Second Presbyterian .hSfca n % oS.Sps
Prepared and eclt PETAL, b. IL D. Nsv
Druggists and cheme.s eJ Fc'on STREET coz 81 ., Iasd sss
York Slid also ny Erues!s,s s-IssElly .rouf a.
aud Canadss Price 81 per bos .ix bottles ~ IN I'm M ncs
Sold by A. DUvAL CO.. also, PURCELL apuSTOS Nosfor
uond b. I. B. RoSsER Pseuoug BY n q "a NAV %,
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This is the which most persons are liable 10
take colds ro. Sudden changes of :!e weather. To all
VINO are troubled 18th cough cold such like aiiiclion
we recommend the Of Mrs DAVIS Cough Elixir adver-
,sed in another column. Mrs. D. Is resident Of Rich
ond-tie remedy which she prepares has been fully
ed in hi, vicinity and the benefits derived from It's have
given il hgh character among citizens. lis value
should, aud yee hope will be more generally known.