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was awful feered that my grizz'v was waitin
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might bring a few older varmin's along to get
thar opinion of what kind crtter war.--Anone
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yocaie of Protection prove it to be erroneous
Let us now illustrae lie this theory. Sunpose
the entire popnlaton of the United States 10 be
%. .OOO 600. of which 100 900 are empIoyed in
the production of Iron 1--WE NAV err in those
figures, for we possess no statistics on this
point, bnt this in no way affects the onestion.
and that this branch of industry, as stated b,
the friends of Protection, cannot produce sui>
Gcicnt to pay the usual avcrape remuneration
to the labor and capal it EMPLOYS. without tax
ing foreign Iron from 30 to 100 per cent. and
thus enhancing the price of this article of first
necessity TO the 10000 coo consumers. (fnr be
il remembered, there is not "A single nlIabitant
of the United States who does not consume
Iron, directly or ind rcctIv :)-would not the
whole aggregate profits OF labor of the entire
population OF the United States be Just al great
or greater, were these 100000 persons now
employed in the Manufacture of Iron, to be
maintained in ideness by the contributions of
the remainder Of the population of the United
States, and the capital now employed uupro.
ductvely in this branch of industry, applied to
the development of the productive branches of
the National Industry? {. NJ.
Replu
VIII tho, bossod ,oor od rn,o ,,.ho;.
.,bon ,ho Ls,'ns w, ,I'1 ,'"e' "nI','i ~,
re'ar re,nrn' IJoro ~; "'" M"";u we
49,, - r. - ~ >, 'V""6''S !"
we have been hundred tinos asLod and hano
Gfv tines nnb;,v answered mi nn" "'.I 81, Al %
instead of q. Slim, ~ ,o d;roc, bir, -, ,b,, d.
,ectionists ssv ,o !, hrin,s i, nm 49, ,h"n,,h b.
had ;ust d;.cHyorod or inron,oI , a,J ,., u.
asks solution of his difficulty as though thai
had never been ,,tomn,odi \vn,, ,,c
time and efforts is involved in this process -
Intelligent prorecrionisls do moi need our ans
wer; Free Traders will not read it: and the
next one who looks through Bayrist Saw. Way
land or McCuIoch will hight upon and appro-
pirate it as fresh discovery, and dare us to
refute his sylugism and, when we have COM
piled, the very next reader OF the Economic
Doctors will make the discovery a.resh, and
challenge us 20 grappIe with it, l. this the wav
to elicit truth Is progress by such means
possible Our correspondent NAV consult ON
this subject articles from our pen in :IIunts's
Merchants Magaznc, Not. J." again in A sub.
sequcrt No. in reply 10 Mr. s. G.. Arnold, les.
peclaly under head IlI) Sec also Speech at
the Tabernacle Dlscn,sio Feb. lOth. 1913,
reported IN Am b1horer, 1p. 351-8; also our
introduction TO Atkinson sPoIitlcal Economy; {;
also 'll'htS Ioward Reforms. pr. "a 10; ; also
ntrc'"reS on BarhYd''s Political Lconomy,
Tribune tor March, 80 )and at least forty oth
ers.
Nov it v2ry corant that, in the instances
above citfd and IN many others, we have Hisl
to answer substantially the very argument
against Protection raised by G. VI. in the
above, and that we unduu5uug brliere we have
succeeded We do not SAY that our arguments
are conclusive, but they certainly appear 50 to
MS. Then what sense in asking over again the
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
Dlsta.


On Tuesday morning August s, after q short but Sc
we're lness, ADAM THoMPsos, eyed II years months
and days.
His friends and also the friends and acquaintsnce Of
the family also the teachers aud scholars connected with
et. Thomas Sunday School, and Public School No. Ill.,
respectfully invited tn attend the funeral Thurs
dsy afternoon. Tth inst, at O'Clock, from his late
residence No 81 Charlton street without further invita-
ton His rmsns will be conveyed to Greenwood Gene
tery for iptermeDt
On Tuesday morning, after long and painful illness
ELzABEIH, wife Of Robert A. Hand in the 3lst year Of
her age.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, Wednesday, at 10
O'CLOCK, A. M from her late residence No IL yAndam
street The members of the United states Lodge o. Of
o. r. and the New York saddlers Benevolent Society
also invited TO attend
On Tuesday morning August g. ELIZA A., daughter Of
the late James Eyiand Of Charleston s. Co. in the 22d
year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence her grandfather
Jsnss Chestsrmsn. l25th street Harlem, "Wednesday
afternoon at half o'clock without further invita-
tion. The cars leave City Hall at O'Clock. NJ
On August JAMES infant son OF stephen and Mary
X. Van Nostrand
The remains will be taken this Wednesday morning
to Jsmsica, L. for interment.
On Sunday, August s. after short Illness, Mrs. Ans
LLsJFR widew the late John Lester and mother OF
Ard and Henry Lester. now In California.
California papers please copy
Al Galepa Illinois. GEoRGE GOTHAM GiLTs aged 25
years eldest Of the late Richard Giles ESQ Of Coote
hill county Cavan Ireland
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
NEWS By THE HALLS.
PHILADELPHIA. August s. 1851

WO0MOmG0s
PHILADELPHIA. August s, 1851.
Democratic Primary Ekaiows-Grand Masonic
Procession-Pupotsss in the Dsla,care-Rail,oad
accident.
The democrats held their primary elections last
evening, for conferees and delegates to the nomi-
mating conventions. The unterri6ed turned out
very strong, and the contest was most harmonious
one. difficulty was anticipated among the Greek
coal crackers Of Richmond, and detachment Of
the police sent thither but there was no occa-
eon for their services.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons have determined
upon turning out in full regalia on the Both Of Sep
tember, when the remains of stephen Girard are to
be re-interred the College for Orphans, founded
by his munihcence. The body Of Girard, after re-
posing in the ground attached 70 the Holy Trinity
Church for nearly twenty years, was last winter
taken up and removed the College, in order that
tdey should be re-interred there, and q fitting
monument be erected above them. The Committee
OF Councils havipg the matter in charge, have not
yet decided upon the spot where the remains shall
be placed
A school of porpoises were this morning observed
IN ryer a few miles from the city, cutting most
fantastic tricks finding themselves IN esh water,
It is thought that they haze been frightened from
their usual sporting grounds OF Cap May, by the
unusual number OF bathers thereabouts this sea-
son.
The man killed by the cars from Baltimore, on
saturday night last near North East, has been
sscertained 60 be Mr. Jones, farmer, living abou,
three miles FROM that station. He was with his
wife, and had got upon the platform as the train
was nearing North East, in order to get out, when
hs accidentally Tell of aud was killed.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
Telsgratshie lsepOrss.
The sses ci cotton TO day have been zoo bales Prices
have undergone ne change since tss receipt NJ the
Niagarat

NV osIrs>s. August . 1851.
The saes q cotton to day have been zoo bales Prices
have undergone ne change since tss receipt NJ the
Niagsra's news.
Ngw oEtrA~s. August 4 1851
Cotton 10 In FIR a mend sale to-day. 2C00 talcs 81
&c for ordinary North Alabama iliddii0g scarce and
quoted ~ &c. in hi. evenings lh, Prime eilov
corn is at 20 &c The Ataniics received 70
noon to-day.
Cu,Htr~ov AUGUST g. ISL
Cotton Is quict sales aIioups ~ 90 balos a, Sc
NotTotE. August 4 1851
Corn l. deprc.sc gool yellow sals at s0e II o
hid. tta,es arc at -
rurINosr. An, g. iS5l
sales were raede to-day of sCc tbis ilcwari street
four at ~ and 90 City Muls at the s,me L rur.
Corr-5so tushels prime white sold az &c api yiio,
nj lcc. C0c lao hbds rotb Rico sugar fetched fo
as e. Molassss-ll0 HID. rorto Rise sold ~ y tc
ivis &c.
Our market i isprcs'cl and inactive aud business u
cbi' ny cct fined g. the trade four guc'eI az 81 AZ
81 t0 and wheat. ~ @tc. 81 The hary.t T. about
completed sud most - the crop l. hou-ej Nee wheat
duor passing the vdsh ocx Ia lis ri,y fsr the see
ending to.da j. a. flicwC -Itur & 40 thls rI.af
Sicl7 tu'heis; ccrn 2siisi bussgis. sho~ing an in
cr,ase in the two iaii's Isicl's
The receipts for thr rat ,w,ftv fr.T hor.s have
bctn flour, otD bbl-.; wheat iirt iusheIs. corn.
s5CO0 bushels The Tour market has d, n dnH hut m
changed in price There is not rals In DIV sr 10,
and lalee limited g. 800 iu hois az .,u
Corn IL steady st ycsterdny rntfs erd o. 30 a..
same; COCO bushels cats sold ~ lOc .Jfc sws ale.
e prison ghlskey at - &C.
Tho receipts sirce our last have Iten.-Tlour 500
hiis wheat 41CoO bushels; coro sg 600 bu.b,is l.bo
nsrset for Hour has been rather heayy but rrcc. ha ve
undergone nc change. Wheat is In maderate demand
with steady market; 8 ooo bushels s,d A. 54c &c
for Ohio. Corn Is heavy owing 10 aEc rocaipts. moro
bsshnls Inised Western sOd at =. &c Os arc stcsdv AZ
Sc frcigbis unchsrgcd
The New York herald., 1851-08-06


Dis@Ond s.e, ,nson Phiadeptia; cntarO Kirand BOs-
rSat oaSc.sPeo raye; 'sh
esns, nsess Nes orsanS, Eagle Hazard; Chase. whie
RariS Cset.nO isicl on.rstc Marseiles and Palermo
A'ni; v;rgs ssTs seis seyssn' An,sesp sSH%'d
,sHi,sh hsTs Ps1 Bu0s oe Warren
BfiasNWinshiop CrcvelL Csrthageua Everett Brown:
AAes ialss hsyyitss Owen q song; a.eroa tsr, ska
sn winosSr the saHs isstsrn. PeIdiston Jsasrsoa
sebrs--Nev YSss Nelson. Richmond C II s W Piersen
Dtnnsll, Racket. Fhilsderha, Hand; Orlando weber
g. cSss SSss S Los fofs
mouth. Nh w Bsoger.
siotr-Biackstcne. Appieby, Providence.
g. ar hReeay ReeS ssP9 sy ss
e ss q i Es5SSS s E,s f's e: y
en- she Sr,nS hans with Ssn a,ai Aag sandy Heck
,:em New IorE for Liverpool;
.s Sss psss e s.SIs. GSssR: g. with t
shiI Ipdors tbS Bsnhrnss Liverpool in ballast and
:flP Alice Wilson (EIj SGwad. Dublin 20 days. in bal
ssiP E:ysr. CO.. B:.ea, Isss: Es~gor,. ", with iron
,ss = SsdSs sqfs e lat o. ion ship
snip Leila g. Bsit0re, siisoTa Rotterdam IS days.
SIP s sla Hssa bsns" a with
ss snlG @adssss Robertson uavre IS days
sth ms.e .nd 9a pesenSsfs e. Poster nlsksison .ane
BARK Annie tBrl Reese. Glasgow 10 4ay' with ndss,
] Wsllrce.
R,Tl q Aaaui tBrcnl ssnjs. Brsnon. 40 days, vi.a
m6se snd III pas chge-t % Colrehr & Co.
Bs,t wsnc bfcu Her H. Bre.en, 81 days, with radse
sre l@ "a. ts.sers. y heyer q stueken.
Cark Iupstts te. Csihs( hees, sivagrer Pr with su
gar &c, 70 PEsTEioEy NsFhew, raasepscrs.
brig seoy .Dir tBr Jenkins rrS Is days In ballast and
a5ps,sepssrs. tog u kiteben & G..
Brig Prteie.s tSsh Christansc1, Cottsnburg 90 days
vi,i rep q boormSn, Jollston & c., u pssstrgers
Brig srrsan Thecdor tOdl Muller. bremen, 81 dsys IN
bal,as. aod lg passtnseTs, 20 BroetemRnE July SU
Ycri.
Brig Psrin tprl Necrsdy Tusi, Islands. Il days, vt
III $.lairet tBrl. koDOnSli so.ou, 10 day, vi:h coal
ssfr isey scct (Brl Hls,r Els,husrs daTs with fru.
scr JastiL Fs.wei Hs,ts-ten. Alexandria days for
scLrR " B-ovn. Hu,ss Wlnirg, g,an, NC, days, With
July ", ~ ,ce Of uatttras. strnck by
tcuA from tfe NV, whiCA carried away toromast and
mbintcpratt Put IN the Breskvttsr the Thursday
tel w ta q rigrT her temi rally n rder
20 r-esestts TIE rem sinde- a her voyage
Stkr Catct Niciersop, Bnetcn Sdsys
Sthr isslell1, hrbecan Boston. days.
echr velocity Moore BooiA Bay. days.
s.Ssr ship c olG.a GAse, Patterson. Sen francisco
Han bark SIR i,sso Neston. Ni.mAnn, Monday frou
HSanry bad lac asscngtSs sat vas coasEntt 80 Schmidt
y Bslehss.
Arc .--xiad durins ~ days
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

- TvEsDAv. August 6-1PM.
pearls ct IS 50. and pots 1t IS 0ek
BEEs~As.-An additional lot OF l,S0o pounds yellow
Western realized &c, cash.
ttnsive trade driven since former summary, but
quotations were not sustained The days operations
sour at So "A Sc 6s sup~rhue, No 2 at So 62 81 75
mixed to good Western at So ~ S4 ordinary straight
State and round hoop Ohio at 81 - so4 pure Gene
fancy Genesee and extra Ohio It 81 81 81 o. and ex
ira Genesee at 81 81 So Canadian ruled lower 600
barrels in bond having been let of at s. o. Southern
also favored buyers; barr~ disposed Of at -
tsa - 81 for ordinary and 81 81 $5 81 for fancy
grades Rye -four held higher, and 80 barrels nne
continued inmate at 50 81 for State So 81 IS for
Jerey and SO ~ for Brandy Wheat displayed more
uniformity and steadness without any decided change
Some Is Ot0 bushels Ohio found buyers at SIC s2c
cargo of Carolina at QUO and 1000 bushels Chicago
spring, at &c. Rye was scarce and wanted lot OF
tracted but little attention Northern retaed at Ale
43c and Jersey at 39c 41c Corn has been in steady
s eco bushels damaged were sold At lsc SSc western
mixed ut 56c and Northern round at 5Sc indicating
firm feeling in the market.
than 800 boxes have been run of, at 4ac. aSc
usual terms. Adamantipe we're unatered
QArrlI- AT Washington Yard-2000 Beeves were Of
fsred (si Southern and Western) The demand during
the week has been ersby active but prices rather
depressed retailing qualities sell at from 81 to
so per cwt 100 left over-At Browning's-0fered so
Cows and Calves ALI sold at prices ranging in quail
~ from $50 70 $40 $4o 900 sheep and Lambs Prices
Of she ranged at from 81 60 to SO $5 Lambs 81 25 to
So rs a S. About 500 left over-At Chamberlaius-
Ole red $50 Beef Cattle Sales at from So to s. rs so
Cows and Calves sales at from sze $50 to SO 1000
Sheep and Lambs Sales Of the former at from lis Dos
20 S2s and the latter ut from LIS 22s to 2ss $50 left
CorrrE-wss sought after by city operators who
took nearly s0O bags Laguayra and Porto Pico Fe
Z5 do inferior Maracaiho at SX &C. $500 do Rio at
sis s@c 100 do slightly stained do (by suction)
oaSac.; and 10 do. st Domingo att Sc.
CoIToN.-The market is better supplied thar before
somew hat with business under coo bales We
tinue our quotation, which however are nominal on
-la
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
Esisgrnpnle maxins l,spor RS.


Afriyslslip Ontario. Norisans; schr Loa4tr Clark.
Etrwfcb
Cis.,.d--s.esn..lP America, Liverpool ship Dublin.
B7ursvt Nc; trsf Clarence - vincent; Th3s Knox,
frsdsrioksburr Marshall Duioh, Phladeiphia
6ALrIaoEx Aug6
AT-ives-seh- Tsiaboy. PhfaJelPhls
CsalLzsroa, AugL
Cisas; d-Aif-ts Er.li, NTort.
Shiiet-Sttanship Marion, NJ 9rk.
FR,EErcRT, Augl.
Ar-ivti-S- Arvura NI6rf q load for Dsshos Ayrcs.
NV ORLE.Ss, July y.
Bsior-DArk Ksrlsr NFsrk.
NoRrcLK, Aurl.
.AErv,,-nr,- TG,esa tE.l vsxfsr4' sehr EiiIsteth
hsrs fo,cnse from Nsvy Dsy, o. ths csres ss.
Nrv BlDrcnn. AugL
srritti-Seir HtIsy Citbs, NYork.
Sailtt-Bark MartLs, Nfscisc.
NrwEvEyPorr. Aug g.
Asriyed-D-s Atert re.rine Phadephia eel Harriet
Newell, Siagsrs, Queen, s.d Cherry. Kobdoat
fORTENOrTg. Ava
Ariyes-Sshr Icps. TLls atiphai ith, tris Mary Ann
d.; scAr oo:ote-, a..
PnoTrDrScH, Avg g. 4
hrriysd-slotrs Harvest NYork; Orcgea, dc Pearl, DO
Three sistCfs, 20.
A-givsi-Bnrk FurtsT. Liverpool triss Ca-laI Esl,i.
mcrr kst.cca fcss fhsdsirai sclrs hrno and Al Her
rick. NEorh.
Cleared :a-Brir Lon. e,rdsass; sar clsi,,r, SYers
aIoshoaiD. Aug 4.
sirirsd-sshr Mar Johnston. -.
SAIEN, Aug&.
ART, cd-Scir Atisntic, NTork.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

STOCK SALES.
PEuAIyfr r,uA. August 5.-F.rsf Boors-sI. 90

PEnaIyrr,uA August 5--firsf Bc0rd-sl,Otp Pcnnsyl.
vthia ss - otp 40. = u zoo Reading GS ~. ~ ~;
2l-O do 'Ff; loo do, bJ. Gt zoo do Goi,; Ip VIII
pisgtoS Rsilr9sd 60 ~ 10y" r.; :seurF &C. ~ ~ ls.h,res
iaetgrcrs ard Mechanies' Bank 2. .iCer Safes-s
Reading Sc, 90 us Loo Wilmington Eailroad SIS - 500
Norrittorn Sc, eo 100 shsrs Reading Railroad E 400
90, 90: 8's seeen~ boersTS2gr .saars s. 90 =: i.eo
ard hmboy Railroad Ga. "a - Pcnnsyiyana RAILROAD
UeT scfes- - 90 hall dollars. l lts e. sans &C. 10
a = shsrts CirArd Bank, i.t,; so norrs CaGai ili
40 Reading Railrosd, go.
BIrISony, Aurust A-siect Bo1rS-.yo MnryisuiCs
llsi LOO Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tonds 1876 ,i;
shares horclsnts Banh. 100 Mechsnies B,nk. ~. Is
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad z2t; 20 eo. ~ Al .bg
board TO Maryland Cs closed a. l2 hid % ..seJ gs
timoro o. u I" lo6 bad. o0k ask Bailmcre and Ohio
Railroad bonds. - ys bid 10. las. % lid 9 asked: do
slarel, Ilh.i I2e asAtd York nnd CamLera. q ask.d
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

Mr. wILIs, late Of Exeter, Engand to Mr.. LrosA Avs
Coos, Of Broosiyu.
On Monday. August Z. BY the Rev Mr.. STAIRS Mr..
MICHAEL T. KELLER TO Miss MARY ELEAsoR T.. MJLLIoAS,
daughter Of James Mulgan, EsQ tf this city.
On August 8. by the Rev MIR. Chase Mr. JoHS GRrcoR
to Miss ELIZA GRAHAM, ali Of this city.
In Trinity Church. Newport. X L. on August BY the
Rev. MIR Brewer. Mr. J. SofFoRo, Of Boston to Miss
MARy L., daughter Of Daniel COTE, Of Newport.
In Portchester westchester county Tuesday morn
ing, August 6, MIR. CHARLEs wAsHHousS, OF Wooster.
Mass, TO Miss SARAH A. BELpEN, OF the former place
In Washington City, on August /, J. DoRsrr READ,
Lutenapt q. 3 Navy to MAEIA L. daughter Of Richard
NJ. Chapman, Esq Of Orange county Va.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
Passengers Arrived.

Livfr yoot-shr tpdsrvcter-No.irs wi-ts Jcacrs aud
Hama NJ ksneers Dr Tucker Messrs Thomas and John
Gillian.
NyNrORr. W-shiJ Revert Mrs uowes and ci ijr,n.
NAssunC-Barh Sir lease NcetonMr and Mxs Scicrod
snd family Mr ana Mrs Ven shDaok and family Nathan
Natsen. Oroth. iaay snd tour children, n Often.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
knlslQn n .ily.

Letter Bar- rer ,tesmer Isati. Cor Liverpool viii close
a.tas IIehsase Re.dins Re "a ,a ssehsn,e sl. day g.
TnoEss Perto REG Vera Cruz sad az Tie "est india
The shove letter Bags alto kruyons ali tts,
Herald Marine CorrespoDdence.
ErssR-ows. July 3.
westrs:on. sSsr,vor, a.; hsa%n' Ialieg ThsiciItis
iet s.on; 8 sch, ss,nh smts, haytn, rio.s & icr
Lsty ~ TIE Oeean Fssett, FhilsdL. ter BosteHi -
Iv -, ycrls Siors Cor BanEor;
hSeI A. se3bf Sss.ra P.ry siSrE Ns.,yry
tott Esra, Sotriu Bsitmor, tr tsssA Argus Philads
s,dsa AT tri,. ahlar,,a sry,ss FSi.o5 Boz
s,s s'e, su,e Bsss, i isriicS fos,isad s. Iaea.
BsrsOr Niagara Ne~tvr rcft Nora Esss hr5us tound w.
4ta-NO other arrivals At this ror' aiFAs
yiBe5' s,yfasss; JBGF L. crannss' fR.y4r Clinton,
sisiSs,ss. &c. L nal Tis5e,., cai.is olsssbioSer
Lees ehsT;, Bsy E,sf Niets rsnsSs
Tsyids,ct " 0andy. Tovifsrd hon fnls s,und,rs,
C,rstp d., Eue N,tnsu, ny trA Pa,rten. B.sen,
Btisx-shir star o. tls wstt Lovttr, Llvc5eol Iris
Ci,s,es-Bsrk CisssTssis Pike Boston, briss Bsrnr.
ssrn Obi ortettl5E bemt-arai ~ nit tbth staaie,
rrss, C-ov,iL swyfso1.Ai Amsrics, Tr.sds,l Salem
Tvs sr,th, saith Igrp, Maze selrs w srrieh1os,
s Da wSSs,ssg ssg fs shsss fS,dn ksSrSon
Iost,f, rro,idsnrs, brsgos, W.ra Mdeetov9i Panama
misre'I snecus.
les SssT as ~ sp slissd ~ Fersaa msnaAy.
ard 81 b. tsien gor thc rtv cr repairs On satur
,,,9 In %pfTns fT5 B,sb vss IN saa.iy td ssd y 70
o.h sts vas nssIy freed Of vser q e bs ss ts Tto
40 sid hs,s nd tsEr,rsry r,rars yere made rrcp
hsr soi!S. n,ns e. @ :, TarS,,ai ~ .ert 49,,
sra hs her tin .s srs All N th.r pses ana Lsthup
Nh ss I'M. 20 S s s,asss = .s,r N is snias bs
hsptVtI lee tI=s sst shs scEas t1tsrre wees taksa
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Married.

On Ju, y, by The Rev Henry Chase, Capt w.rsry
Htyi % Shcrryis.d saoe 20 oA.oLiyf M,TitpA young
ct daughter Of the late Caleb Johnson. oftbis euy
ON Monday evening July y. by the Rev Jobn touyb.
In, Vicar General, Mr. Psrpics " McAyoy 20 Mis- Eo.
bsh % ths city.
onAsus, 4, 1t sisJay s;re, ~ ,hs Rev Ms. ey>neer,
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We esrp that crders have been received directing Ne
Immediate ssiDc Of the shr Tiy mouth. She would
havc eft yrgersy but for the uns orabe wssthtr Her
ESTIMATION j. said 20 ba Cuba
I. st,snei ie4sr., ISeuHenapt J hlmy, ecu
NufHk Baco-, II, IL
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nR MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoNrIDrSrfALfY
- lssa ef dsessss, which e treats without mercury
heffnt sfcccns he two three dsys Thirty.
tive ytsss rrscice enables Lir 70 these dehes,
artng from y,uthtui ndicrcton. strsagers who have
trd 1itraent from tyrce. would d. we'll tc
" stains ucir oon Sience. Sec his Isalya aip:
-, IN eig fS.gs:s Cqe, Wan 4ita ste.ss.
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% mElllGAl~

G0pD ADVICE TO DYsrEPTICS-THE OXYGEN
~ td bttcr area surc remedy FOE Dyspepsia in all lie
vgrous tms tuch IS headache heartburn atucncy
~ sfteute nryogsus, aud general debility, having the
ghet stimonas ster given IN favor Of any medicine In
tcN trd ltr sale b. 4. Il. ID. sands Ip FULTON trcot;
y - SO tN a., ilt and &. A. Ring I2 Broadway ], l.
Codelrgtcn G Hvison ssre q and .l5 Broadway; r. NJ
Lnon ~ BoWtry urntr "a Grand street; Hall Ruckl, a
So - crwi, s.rtst and b. druagsts generally IN the
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R600 RENARD-JEFFEILy sNTIporB. A srs-
ROOO ohc mixture for the Of private dlssrcrs.
mst' resiy cure Without The least restrotion ef cA
drnh sure OF change In Application 90 business ne
proprietor thsucpgcs sngle case which the ftxturt vii,
no eurc, undo, the fcrosuge a I've hundred dollars ~
Iut ~ IN bottles, with full directions, at al One
Lasts ve.k-nany oureS N two dsys tersse bye u
kns ~ Broadway. and los Baysrd street. New yortI ".
Little lgf Hanover sreeA Boston Wriss b Co.,. Sss
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Brfrry oF tn uygICAN MINISTER TO MEvfCo.
We learn that tic ion. Mr. Lctchcr will leave
tho United State ~ Inc city Of Mexico ~ soon a
st,uucr csn ho rrcpprcd md bis own per sonal pre-
pa-alions win permit. Ills departure, We learn,
will not pc po-tporcd beyond the Both inst. In
cnc0urt ring, with bcath but partially restored the
fatgucs and climatic risks of journey 10 the city
of Mexico at this season, Mr. fletcher seems deter
mined to prove that the interest. Of the c, untfy
shalls detrime NJ for want of energy or at
toDtion on the part of the adminstfation or is
ministers- IHashingion R7pYic.