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MINERS
RaFUcE

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
II omtw0 y 6vs houss after bsiAs adminitesed il
10 safe in IN operation. and more esiIy gvsn than amp
wiNEKs vsRmIFucE ID. now .tood ,h.a. Of nv.
raj yea, and beea proved snpeas TO any and al psepau-
iona ~ dmilsk u1pesssi a certain to expsI Worms.
shadow Of doubt about II. IT CANNOT FAIL, This
as appear sIouv ansuags bat isnct stronger thsn
Who has used i will any other when can Be ob.
.ainsd Many have waited several weeks when the agent
whyI asosa.s hsy bad eon6ds9c. Il sna kasw that il
Thousands Of certificates could Be- published II It were ne.
cessaI e prove The astsnent. hut single tra will prove
III supefoy moe ooneusvey than the szonssst assertions
u stsse.hsnts that could BE- written. Try it.
II Be ps;ticgsS ssd ESGs9bs. the name. WiNER's
hat on 3 dspssdsd upon, K.remIs! Ajs, -, !
q. 2 81 and g. Maiden Lane, New York.
- ros 'ss Th %S4s IA Ist 3 4, s
q Soeo Agent f0f The South myi7 tuoy1
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Sv ,rmc.. ~. ~ - n.sul6
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'Ss~.' spsAsspsH NY % teveunso. .ilfa.4s
GnEAr nj EasrNn ~, NJ rruupa 49,. s,u,y nm mn
,h 81 49, "a ~ - $50 1ss1s iss pnrfynf
StS - .en 3u1& Ne ssIsnnp ntssinoent lpen on4
sSsG 49,. Y o0tn ths @osn9 ma W
EsCS. ens Wseecs iipg m Npehes "
HSbiv 1ssfrS SSsS w sg1 sa a " 91aspanon;
W.T. isssss ~ AZ Yeoinasmsn e R
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"r - ~. ~ ~ onss 1al.o pSlns hSmesge
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!. st~sv. ~. ~ ~ - 1s xlnue o. tnn neecmo
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JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT of sARsAPARILLA.

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
hsppiss. 70 Il: hss.s q !hcas.nds A.. !. daily giving
II yaah IN The mines Of Calfqnia and the world com
sansd yYt ap il sll qast bottles. ard eonians ths
-; sII;;::i;;i: II '' :,
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81 DA LII b. YES
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND ss

NJ 90 NJ F0U Nd aeA u
Has discovered that pos,esses AMI of e oua
Of this famous remedy. Almost daily hear OF new and
heretofore unknown viue,s discovsed by IT. application to
disssse-Io s remaxkabIs fact that many Of its ei
ects are known only from accident experiment So deep
has been the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY. the nm.
ventoF admirable the combination IL nre that
tits found suited to relieve almost every aent which the
frame Of manis subject Let us enumerats some Of the
cular qualities Of this remedy: 0-s
si1th.-IfBROKEN LIMBS. when sst. DO well wrapped
mp in the Salve, Inflammation Swelling Pain can 20.
cur and the bones unie and become with astonishing
rapidly.
SeoenhWhen the Bowels painful. on infamsd, tat
Extractor. If well rubbed upon the will afford relief and
medicines have failed. -
EishtA-Iu is perfectly safe IN all cases-t never oau
do haSm-ths system will absorb no more than
repair it. 1t will not conflict with medicines that maybe
takea internally.
We have space in this publication 10 snumesste all the
diseases cured by
DALLBY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but shall suhjoin a.sw tsoua Of its vaius selected
from The Thousands in possession. from all pan, ,f ths
''4sia PILES.
b ss e oa,.s ' ID h. e Z
Il os1ain ismsdy. and removes ii the pain and
ass!sn: !;i 49, cay s1 sss %
ssais mat Ss w
~ g y
oass bat 70 no puspose continued 10 grow worse Mean
va Z; Sza III fFPz; sisF i III q
Z: r VT and = , q r.
precious ointment ssesibs my CURE These facts am win
ns r. sm T.: ;houd it mako shs # sp a
Csaetwxati, Nh month. l8E.
sBYsIPKLAs. u.s.
For EUsipsas The PAIN EXTRACTOR il invalusbie.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear os Njtte
ume nat any r. Y. an9 VIII re- appear " me tmeT
and comnissv .emxs. liz CAM ~ th d w ~
,horoueh cure. 80, - -'s''1 7'~'S. -
A.BANY, May 8, 1876, "A ] ckson styss, Z
was nine year. under medical skill IN the cities Of New
ko5s AND Albany. so3sns anass sne most disxesns En-
hirs Ht:s d"v nls.ssad M - ~ Fl
Of hen eggs prorudne, and axgs bOs covered nv BODY
~ sonsss 20 nj %s s r y
mouth was covered with so.s and my chest g the root
Tx ~ 80 n !" pso& "oe~ % 'nas S0d "a~s
In this misery ivnssd TOT death, and nsver sxpsctsd re
,ryyn...vv,.,,.- .~,,....,e $685.
| -TIs,,.- - {.
new s seemed 70 invest ~ nnovs The burning and
CON cured me- owe N, M 70 you yau"bIe Ra wS'o
elx now es nsons a. ever and nave hSe e eys5 ;nes
""e yeas A''N hnhAiA FhENCH-
|, \ So SALT Nh kU N. -. - ~
s ssS family T a hsss. ~
H., Ss: Il *
sds Fl ;.sy @ sss ss; sa
Sss !. e ne ss.Sn
Tho u:s q III: isysusSis sa5s 60, ,.''
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- DOCEOA 3. e. y
4 OaCsssesssI.s .Sn1.S1py3.Sllss.
WO~DEn AND gI,Kss,n IN TAR Aub.,

rms :ssa5 81 !: ss.sS :ss4.s. St,
RAsT.D suYxRloE TO AM soLD-Ir
NE. sioKrNlrd on DEsiii.
t.,.p. TATIHs tbs sAII1nr. ftme
& % q: d:.s::
'9 AND n a i:iS i
Gvss Fl. mol only pss the whole system and
IS. i: r: s;sns .ssdslai :ass: il h.
J: E: s. Ss;:
jaIns he two - seasons : " -'''' ''-A Nv oA'''''
5000 S SA4SH 81 81 s HaEFsA ssEEssr AND
Who nave s me Su xaSs ss
ss:s: Ess
s%Sop sDs sos. decay
:s !: :I;s;; : r.;
p'1'l' r ''' 'f EYfc g az ooRDlAL,
9t sa sas &c s% mott s9
summary o't E;s5s,NsUMprlos CURED.
Uscsss end Strwxttsn, co.sxaptses ess - ss,eI.
..sss: s 1gs isss sys: &c
e;:s M:,s f I: 4. &C. 4. 1 e.: e: E
- SITTING ~! .h 'S..9, i, ), -,
Fl s:sa ss ss:s ks: r. ::,ss g, NJ:
nd woss: A. - Ira.sd ssIs d blood. had
no.. ,;ros IN W. vhy ~ you AIsaaaa
N ma am naw .S,a - ,v.,f Iii n ~ v ~
rsIs .nJ r., - .r ~ ga -. oSSf VIZ Sav ioe ~
thst am thsnt ~ GJ1s ,h ~. , ou ~ W.. ne
'' W. W.. sss
panuN.r,
rr,. !. n - z " ~ e I 2 "a
n M. or az case.
eveie Sna chfonc cases are weekly eradicated
ueAua0rahaIy ympss
ii ssssssn .so sss.
m. BtAcKWELL,s ISLAND, Sept. "a. La,
oe yesr WE ne c9nsiderable Of the time
nSt eat sSsp OF walk mao the utmost distressing
sI a ny my nS WEE terribly swoaef have used four
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y Saaag.-l.Y.l-.g. .

4 -, Il 2, C00nsoBsonD Ab0u01 II
Al othss fhl11iy nansd Fam EXTRATOHs srsCouo
tssfin Of DAl4LBYs9s Ths wsQAla nsa who sslrvhsm
hops. I'M b. ealns nsns u may indaos ths public
70 believe hatthsr nosums posses tn virtues efths ssuuins
stcss. By 0fnDns but our autAoisd Assnt.
~ Attend to the pscssIiar marks uyss tks 9sn-
nime and obssrvs that tbs nanse, II. Dali
LEY" b WRITTEN WITH PEN, in different
eO6Ovsd Ink ON tho snvskops of each boa and that
ao'ctksr 30 upon it.
General Depot for the United Stats. whore oil osdsss
DddFsnsd VIII BE- promptly executed,
n. DALEY 4 CO.,
Tss. A1S ,BsesdSsy. Nsv YorA.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl CAsytSss street. NsD OsJsAns.
Where all Dealsgs in the StasM of LOUISIANA, ALA.
6AnA. MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY md TENMR1.
SEE. and fhs City Of ST. LOUIS. In the Stats Of mis-.
SOURI, will b. psompty mpgiisd.
~ 20 John WRIGHT 4 co..
snO In U~ns-ai -sssnta n, sad Tsrvifsrs
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,sfcEssE sDk IDA YRS s.
SYRUP OF WILD CnERHYANO r. ~


- as n -
SYRUP OF WILD cnsnnyANox4 n.
IhoEFEklNa sc,h. pubic ,hi.rs W and ys,u.bls d
c66S G6IDs. &C. s se sppen af few n @S n:
sss sSasy !s @e
chat Ri ss1 eminent phya years
"'nohs. graduate OF the University OF psnn'y'sana.
-. Fxf.sUse. j:.: u. isii IT, syIap 8 wd Cher,
..Sw q ons lpssnoi Fl PsymHqsni II Ashms
q, .i''st i.:s. ar Es..;s Robbins, Dr.@...."
sfS' d Sss;
a:: S:ss a'' s''d I : = thinks mali. Of ''
y. Cook one Of the eminent phyacan.in the
:s s &c ~ sss. !: * s 'Ss
%ss' =: &C. s o.. r ssss a; s ssss
81; $ . sa E
e: e \; :sss Tn hs@:
fE.s@ %e Rssssvn Empire. Qsy.s., Ohio. Ju q. 1884,
q ~
y -. ' s6ss ss' nd
=:
IEr.r.., fss~ t..s., r.. NJ. s. r. sa.s.. m.rs.sr,
he iabod unde ~ nv ~ Deer pssSuy cua'
and ami srssf many InSs ~ III n.0e .ne Leiss
Is: s 4: 81: i.:s
&C.: s::,
the county-u sboGng man, and scannot BE- denied
| that the syrup savsd his LIE.
AHoher Csrs-Papitation Of tho Hear and Consumption
PLADRLralA Apii9 18l6-For four or Eve wseks a taa
winter troubled with severe sttsuded VIM ra
tghns. and the breast frequent violent ps
noa Of The heart The cough hsla.9s prevent
that degree was Obliged feapsnty dsrns Ne DIV ~
leave my work myself nv physician pronounced nv
unss aect and began TO entertain ssgious
that would get well again Al tn Tine b. DayS's
syrup q Wd Cherry and Tar recommended 70 mo- In
greatly rsvs and ~ Re ls had sien n o our
bottles the cough entirely cured and se,sssl health
agd sI,ength esored Thepapiiaton Of H. .twh which
issl ts of Occasionally with u. The rsiefo
Of he medicine would bss es 9ns q
l. HrrRv NICErRsOr fal iohn ss,s.s
-. '-
| WKAkNK9s AkD PAIN n ThH BKRA6T.
JH1e Y lst-l csn highly ssopmsnd Dr.
s.sss. s. 81 49, 4 ::
shon ius entirely relieved hsr. Tie ympoms would ate,
nme secuE and On al occsons The re vss speedy a.
r.. The ~ psss r now ~ 4. %cnhs since ~ 6ssn
in addition 70 '''''ias The S':... swsDs0" 70 W''s
p Ne sIseO wa Cherry md Tsi from ~ .srsaos
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,.. ~ =, a AZ AL NJ
Z al : Il sl hsss |. ..'s..
= ~, ~. No yksfEx SAUCE aus,s., sia,.
..a cs.n.ase $500 ~. e dE ssAsi. :;ss. Row
EAMlLY lRkllCEKIES- -
~ a s Ss:.:a os ss.' fsisa n.l..,
50. a .ssss 81: t s'ss: .......a,
esss 5000 SalssuAaas;
o. ssd i i.s sugar En-,
aIsI b. EAsvzAN ! 10. n c,-.o.s
COL0RED'UV T IJfS t3>jO1S- =
Y S S..s: iIis .'l (! sli..a lsnias:
- 80. i s's.::.a o.a.su,s,.
sssss gs sesss r s!SsDs "a su,D... and
s.: ' FUSE 'Sszf y IT.; s ss ';S:,:
|. phlNTEp AND COLOR Ed GOODS :
v s..ss Low: Msii \. and Fine Printed Gancoe.;
i a,: :f En-. si:s .sa .sa. s''a L.wa'
Y :. :. aas Es:sh ~ saosah bingham,
Y !. uI9: ~ qs.ns. Plash asa suipss;
mAs SsE iSsa' 4. AMER .; Sis's = CO. . c.u0 :,
4 ROSTON PIG P0RkEPscked IN qaar.sI Dbl.
80 .e1ptrsly to- family sss- 50 . = -
Ssclsssi. = q Il. IL, ~. sar h saii i hl'
No 90 IA half bbhL, aass,ar bbls.. hts and hal
4 itsli4.es, Asps "a Pins. il quarter bbh.
n III ~ n;s. av.y 6ns saiols /,
q; ssz /; s:1y IS s::'i !!
tR Az Fill e 90. 81 Common susss, o.lsr e;
ssa -; s 8 y. sswe;'s we;
- & -. Ls.oa. Ornss and Ross.
s9|s sis. ~ - tssssI,;s = q. !. -.
SHIP CAANDLERY, etc. etc, eonp7via4-
- Assnn - ~ Rops-pi ~ sizss; =
s-as.S :.d TIA cs!ssn 80
p.ss. ss . sis;s.a ss:;,::.-..,,.,.-,
Eaten tRole! Buahiags;
npikcsand Nais; s. "a * ~
4lsnssd lkuns-sI ussss s.
snn. 81 and vsszshsa
~: Ss'!Iss... "a lG' i..s.a:s':? ''''
Is e.. n k. sssss l...A.,;
Or. W.; "a az fa sss ~: :: d.,;.,o.
&Sf ~ q ~ nma sal.saahls lsas, 6y
IS oep ~ e. q r. H. iss; T::I sss ssss.a
eS5'S 'sF xsfsIss5ss s::: ::;..
HxkiHI i.Al 1 zSD ff1A.EGiSshp Rops-As......
s1s:mcs With e.asral asstnaea. e Ship 0hand.sy
= F y:ss M.., and ia % s'S,.. 4 ~ E:.,
.z--eT - -
y S e.: a s,.., s s.s;. nLASkarss -
<: AZ. =: \: - i s:ss b. g.!
~ -sfaT. ezif.asa s$o.s d 6:;; I. :, ,
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
0 POYDRAe STREET. Ne,, Orle.>,

Jos. HUFrY would most respectfully inform the
public generally !h BE- pprchsss the snde interest
%fOfORAS kEET, md has fitted il ~ 4 oonsiasI
bs expss.e e ths pAsnt Msicine eusnss. hsvink pp
Ssasraiy with every artSs e this line. be Confidently seus
~ imposition 81 hs sck and pRces. Satisfaction will b.
sissn ies' ,w6q may G!os him with their patronage.
tct wing Y only ooIpH,s psI Of he sstsnsive
a pasonab terms q any oth9 hoass in the South:
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w pubiIo q Is e.
u1rtnsds al 1h1lfnaking
ulemrelves acquaintesl
viii thsydssasksoispsu
psstiss ofhs 1tfl H,
REEoznIQAL ~
srHBll' l R|l1FvalE u
SPEEDS . as'
FEVER TONIC.
with which ann one.
withouts ~ -paFtiGe Maj
knesslesI&a Of me(lieipes
y shAbi6d 70 cars any q
IL tessss iloideAt 70 !
S0uthcrn climate. / b
rom TWO rQ TWKxxu
nQqR4 tist1 81 a.
Thil Il 4 uavv nRauf -
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-f1Aon. 77l17E1U Gsn17EA7D0Mo4
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90 % H0LME s. p 90 81. 777' ].
SODA WATER.


8. WATERMAN, (late Holmes & Co.
r,,o SGD SODA AND MlNRRAl WATER MANUFAC
nrnsn hs FORMER cu.Oms and Other Ietsefs viii PpRS
80 go sses cnd nod and calls parcuai aenton to IS
epe1 I'm Ceetev Spesy absolutely eesen.
~ .c =, gsSss2 Sy recent q IL dssss
.. ". sho furnishes Soda and Macsal Waters, Sarss.
~ ~ esa: ssc n glass bottles. Orders for ihpmeni Ia
qesnnty cafeeuy and pFonty Attended to- And de-
49, wnnoas sxtp ehayge py dsayngs Gz sous Netss
eepss.sss oo.e.antg on hand Tor ssle. apl IA
III orS-Fresh aud Just received, tor sale By
CALT-Tuks Island, for saIe b. r ~
SMb John TdOl, q p~s Asssn
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~%i' COsTIVKAR ss;
az, CoNsrIPATIOR OF THR BowELs.
|. ~ - THE PAIN EXTRARTQR

the surest sae and most osstan remedy this disease
1t will positively sivs rsief in the cases, and asf
all the old remedies have failed. Pesons have frequently
called office with astonihment their faces. stating
that they bad used the ointment for other dsases parts
Of their bodies the bows and that oopious movement
had resulted fomit Thsresult viii alwaysfoow ahosonsa
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are Coz
tive Let the experiment be tried II perfectly sie; an
in no instant ecan the Pain Extractor do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

DR.. 10scnsud-l yeTly behave TINT your Sarsapanla
mas been the means through PrOydpnss Of savns ny life
have for several rear had bad oosIh. Became wore
night sweas. and greatly debtaed and rsduosd, and
did no. ezpsct to live have only ased Sarsapara
n me- an now able 70 walk ell ovsI the city, ralss
that am thankful for these results YoaI ODD servant.
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HRYsIPKLAg.


This oeytifss that DALLEY'6 PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used family Salt Rheqm of thirteen yean
d. vaon and for WAITS These fierce diseases have
olce alevate and they both entirely removed There
es BE- nodopb but This Means has s the virtuesiha he
walton. added the nspecthbe testimonials In favor
~ 0hen used in REQUIRING immediate relief
do host efuy recommend to the attention ofths notsd
the this invaluabls Gai1eL
: Bxtalo NJ r. f ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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Fev ioustssn year. last and have rsnr
medicines that used rscommenpdE itacure ;bu, q
20 until e l,. gsseH hes,l and sJ 0AI1
SIsat surprise, bse had Nd one vho Nox Of ths SAVE
M limb was sussy hsalsd. and have sQsie1 Of b III
Hsyrisfts. Meaxss county. n. r, Hay 6 isdl. 4 =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-16

This medicine is daily graphing with disease through the
Western country restoring blooming health and youthful
vgos The sick and asced-nay. those thai are gevousy
tofmsn!sd CestIeates are teemins from all directions from
gl1sS wSsh The ysy bsstof al Ismsss .ors the
At his principal Office. 81 Fourth street, and By The Drug
gi.ts generally in the city and country. l'7r
fersons wishing 10 accept Agency forths sale of
BULB SaIsapaila, will please address JOHN BULL,
u Fourth street. Louisville, with references
The principal Agents NswOrisaus for the aale of
John bp Al SssssRaria, wholss.ls and FETAL. are
y. WhlGHT y 20 Mt their Patent Medicine
Jyo ON s.-a Warehouse, ISL Chartyss street.
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RaEUMATISM.

This u only one Of more than four Thousand cnses
Rheuniasm that Dr. Townssnd's Sarsapara has cured
The most severe and chronic cases weekly sTadcated
Jame Cumming, Esq, of the asslstantsn the Luna
c Asynm Backwe Island. is the gentleman spoken q
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What Dr. Pyles. Physician By appointment of the Ious
vile Msspe Hospital. says Of Bulls sauapaIiiia:
LOUISVILLE, March 20, l6<9
have examined the pEescri for the pepaIati0n of
John Ba Sassaparia, believe the couhaton To be
an and well ealculatsd % peace ssratve
Impression on the system have used both n public and
N private prastcs and think the best article Of 5siapa-
MN R W :. ~. rTIEs
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sORB NIPPLES .

+ The efficacy Of PAIN EXTRACTOR in this a'ssass
/, remarkable We know OF numerous oa'es and DO not
aste u ,av that tina Oipsn viii never fail for this
poss Dslicscy pssvsnts W from ssns osoass from ladie.
ON tjs subject The piowx was procured By one OF
~. Ill, o.vifv that we have used DALLEY,S MAGl
6,Ai. PHiN EXTRACTOR q, ssmedyfo Sore Nipples
ee<ovn ugnd Il 10 those who may be afctaf
I'm fhsf most tsns complaint. q mqss valuable ar
dOIs e Curet e NH. ,sas. n ntk6fIM eSAAF
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TeOfFEkiNG sclhe public .hlsss " and ysiuabls
tqf CoTS UMP1IO BRONi fF71S, fS7
SVSssHS. COLDS. etc, We aRpen' few notices =
Sso slncaey Jug medicine Numerous te. m
En,ch sufferers tse obtain nay By proper 10 "a
sanding, graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-01

THE SCHOOL recently commenced by the Rev.
MASON NOBLE, at the corner of 18th and G
streets, though not entirely full, contains O.
group of most interesting young ladies, the
children of good and worthy parents. Mr..
Noble has commenced like one whose heart is
in his work. OF his abilities no commentator
need be expressed. We hope that he and our
city may derive much benefit from his labors.
1t may be well to remark here, what is perhaps
not generally known, that Mr.. N. devoted the
earlier period of his life to the duties of an in
structor, and that his personal attention i,
given faithfully to all the pupils under hi
charge.
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FH1LADELPHIA, April 81.
Several removals and appointments have been
made in the custom-house, to take effect to-
morrow.
From the Neao York Tribune Of yesterday
MR.. BULWER'S COLLABORATION
MEETING

A meeting of citizens took place last evening
at the Shakespeare Hotel, with view to adopt
the necessary preliminary steps, so as to cal
out a full expression Of public feeling in rela-
ton to the speech recently delivered by Sir H.
L. Bulwer, at the st. Georges dinner at the
Aston House in this city, on which occasion the
representative of her Majesty's government Of
/ Great Britain delivered a speech, in which he
uttered sentiments not over fattering to the
character of the "Celtic" race.
Mr.. Michael Butler was appointed to act as
chairman, and Mr.. George D. Bowling, on mo-
ton, was appointed secretary.
| The chairman having read the call Of the
meeting, the following letter was read:
RICHARD BELL, Eso.-My Dear Sir: see
that some notice has been taken Of an allusion
/ made the other day to the term "Celt."
will not be quite sure of the words / made use
Of on that occasion, but | can be quite sure Of
the meaning with which l used them; and !
had not, certainly, the remotest idea of dispar-
aging any portion of your, OF my, fellow-coun-
trymen.
The term is, as you know, an ancient one,
applying to the inhabitants Of great part of
Great Britain and Ireland, at a period when
these regions were uncivilized, and their people
semi-clad and semi-barbarous. / intended, in
all good humor, to take advantage of, and play
upon this fact, and it did not occur to me that
could be thought to allude to the Irishman or
Welshman of to-day, in depicting the character
istics of the Celts of former times.
My public life has given abundant proof of
the regard and affection which / entertain to-
ward the land of your birth, and / may add
that having myself some claim to be connected
with the old Celtic families, should not be dis
posed to assert that there was any natural dis
qualification in the blood of the race.
/ do not expect by these remarks to satisfy
any--if such there be-determined to be dissat-
isfed, but / believe that all which any honest
Englishman or Irishman requires, in order not
to take offence, is to learn that no offence was
intended; and with this view, my dear sir, i
have written to you, as st. Patrick's able repre-
sentative, the few lines you have been reading.
Yours, very sincerely, II. L. BuLwER.
The meeting was subsequently addressed by
Messrs. Michael Doheny, e. Camp, M. Walsh,
Z. Mehall, and j. Brennan; after which the
draft of memorial, which was adopted, was
read by Mr.. Doheny, addressed to the President
of the United States, asking him to apply for
the recall Of Sir III. L. Bulwer; and resolu-
ton was also adopted instructing the secretary
to return the above communications TO Mr.
Bell, and inform him that they were not salts
factory to the meeting.
A committee was hereupon appointed, who
will meet again at the Shakespeare hotel, on
Thursday evening next to take further action
on the subject.
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COCHRAN, right "forninst" US, has just re-
turned from New York, with great assortment
of the most exquisite and fragrant puffables
that were ever pressed between the lips of 0
living United-Staterl We cannot call them by
all the hard names they are labelled, but when
it comes to resting the back of the head on the
back of the rocking chair, and curling the ceru-
lean smoke upward in spiral grace and beauty,
we are at home altogether and entirely. We
could sit for portrait, under such a canopy
| at this moment
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ELECTIONS BY THE PEoPLE.-Pursuant to no.
tice public meeting was held at the City Hall
last evening, to lay before the people method
OF testing through the ballot-box, at the next
election, whether the community desire to elect
all OF the officers of this corporation by the
people.
The meeting was organized by calling Thomas
II. Havenner, ESQ.,, to the Chair, and appointing
Mr. Andrew Coyle, jr., Secretary.
In consequence of the rain but few persons
were present and the gentleman who published
the call for the meeting not appearing, it was
thought best to adjourn to another time.
Before doing so, Mr.. J. T. Mitchell moved
that committee of five be appointed to pre-
pare resolutions, to be acted upon at the next
meeting. A gentleman from the Navy Yard
moved to amend the motion by making the
number seven, one from each Ward The
amendment was accepted.
1t was suggested that the committee be ap-
pointed then, but after consideration the chair
man was requested to do SO after deliberation,
and to notify the gentlemen of their appoint
ment, and request them to give as much publ
city to'the intended meeting as possible in their
respective Wards
The meeting then adjourned to next Wednes-
day evening.
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JUVENILE ExcURsIoN.-We learn that the
Rittenhouse Academy, and the Preparatory
School of Columbia College, conducted severally
by Professors Wight and Richards, have char
tered the steamboat Thomas Collyer for an ex-
cursion Of pleasure, and that they will depart at
eleven o'clock tomorrow, to return by sun
set. From the well-known character of the
teachers and pupils of these schools, the utmost
prudence and circumspection may be relied on,
ana we hope day Of unaloyed pleasure may
be experienced. The CoTyer is safe as well
rs beautiful and swift boat, and is Offered and
manned by good and discreet men.