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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
FROM HAVANA.
Landing of African SIaves-The Markets,
Shippings &c.


Messys Greedy q McEboh:
HAVANA, Saturday, Feb. Is, 1851.
At the close of the past week, east Of Csrde'
mas. landing was effected of Clio Africans, who
were disposed of, as we are advised, at the rate
of Thirty ounces each, making the round sum Of
1890 ounces, or S31l 100 in our currency. The
price is very higb even for the season, when
there is demand for field purposes for all the
force that can be had, on m0Te-yet there is no
doubt bat that an unusually large sum has been
realized by the spectators in this act of piracy.
1t is said the vessel will be here in few days
with cargo of wood and clean papers from Bra
I'll, which is probable, as the property belongs
here, and the family of the Captain reside at
-. Cssa BlYpis,n opposite the city Tne name OF
The bark "TsIa de Cuba will probably have
her repairs concluded and be ready for sea within
three weeks While discharging cargo her spars
ara beine prepared and her fOremast will be
stepped as soon as she can haul out from the
wharf The business of the week closes with &C.
tivitv but the Sugars have declined under the
nressnre of sccumOlatiDg stock M0lasses is par
tally kept up to it's mark by the demand MADE Tor
the dispstcb of small vessels. We had but two
arrivals Yesterday, the ship Arkansas from B0s'
TON. and the brig Ellen Maria, from Frankfort,
Maine.
Our Cigar market for the year has been OF
remarkable character, and prices have advanced
on all classes of good fabrics several dollars per
Thousand Even the common brands are not az
tainable. without much trouble, and the ilaolllty
of fraudulent packages at a proportlonste ad-
vance for the blessed privilege OF beng robbed
Leaf Tobacco is at a very high figure Tor proht1,,
BILE shipment, and the gathering crop exceeds all
previous experience. The Sugars VIII coung more
boxes Ills wear than ever, without the interven.
ton of a Storm which is not likely to occur now
As ever, yours, " y "
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CAEADIAE IrEMs-The subject Of Free Schools
is attracting considerable attention in Canada,
and the effort TO render them so. it is predicted
viii soon be successful. The application for sep.
Srate Schools, made by some OF the leading Cain,
ohcs in Toronto has been refused by the Board oil
Trustees-the case carried to the Queens oencn'
and the action Of the Trustees sanctioned -.
Lioesstng IA Toronto 1t seems tho authorities
Of this city have bill passing through the Legs
istive mill regulating the License business 1t
proposes 10 license one hundred taverns ana beer
shops under certain regulations. When this limi-
sation shall have received the sanction OF law,
what will be the fate of the other four hundred
shops which the bill places without the pale and
shield OF the law J 49, The City Council OF Tor
onto, after long discussion. adopted a resolution
adverse 20 the removal OF the seat of Government
from that city,. Wholesale Commitment The
EzQmiseY says that a few days ago, no less than
twenty-five women aud four men OF che most
abandoned character were committed to jail by
che Police Magistrate OF these, eighteen were
taken from one house the most of them young
women. They were inebristes from the hrst 70
the last, coupled, as slmoss matter OF course,
with debauchery Of another character.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT YOUNGsTOwN.-We
learn that the extensive Touring mill of Messrs.
w. y. Davis 4 Co, Of Youngstown, containing
wheat flour, -four barrels, oiisls, &c, was COM
petely destroyed by fire on Friday morning last.
wren urtf discovered IL was seen bursting from
the windows in the third story OF the mill, about
nafpast IL o'clock. The loss Of Messrs. d 4 Co.
Il estimated at $4,000, about twothirds Of which
htapposed to be insured. Much credit Is given
70 the officers and soldiers at Fort Niagara, and
tae citizens Of Youngstown aud gentlemen from
Niagara, Tor their perseyering efforts TO stay the
savsges Of the fire. Albany Journal.
cAsR os EArBASIEL CHLDs, JR.-TRrAL BY
1HE CHvRcR-The charge Of abstracting monies
nom the vaults OF the Bank of Missouri prefer
sed against MIR. Nath aniel Childs, IT, IN his re-
cent trial before the Criminal Court Is oeinS IN
sestlgated for second time by the Q0sr,erly
conference attached 20 the Centenary III. u.
Church South of which denomination Mr.. Chill IS
hamember. St Louis Republican.
~ The SaranBak NelCs states that the gen.
zine Tom Thumb, the we'll known specimen OF
petite humanity, has been arrested in that city
and ned ten dollars for driving his little carriage
On the sidewalk
=, ~ one wants TO get an enlarged idea oil
tA,s great country let him look at the table of
mliesge In the Wing Almsnac.
due Vests. c. Miscellany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

MEXICAN CLAIMS Washington, We'd
nesdsy Feb s6-The Board me-oTeseuta al the members.
The memorial OF John A. Gander clsimng for Supplies far
ushed The Mexican patriots In 1914 being taken for
consideration together with The proofs and documents tho
Board opinion that the c'sl 10 not valid ainst
lie Republic Of Mexico; and The accoringy act
allowed The Board adj
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DEGuLAR MAIL LINE between BOS-

hTOr I'd EEw.FORB Via sr0NIrGTon sa1
YROVID ESC E--I.snc rovie -itns1f f-rry essoge -
ss Tss .sa1srs ssAcHUsETTs Cap. Joe stone s4
rhWu0DORE Capl Vn gnatee "a c0noecnos
- sd,s e,SninqOB and froy1deoee sno b0sto1 ans
rrovtdcnce Railroads. leaving Sew-forf daily lssddays
xcsofe froai Pier r 6rs wharf above bstery pl.ce
- 5cloeb P 81 and sOaogtOz ats N o. apca We sr
iva Of the Mai Train ron hosis@
Tbess e.Tc-rs wers tssprsssy ior INC roato sBdefs
IA ever resoc oaricslaFy adapted the asvgeiec u
ron Isan 8o,nd. The accommodations for &c
somnOdoas and coDtvSble-the officers capable and a.
psrieBced
TIE rOate bsg ne shortest AM Loo diroe. betvoos
SOsoa and New YOrf. psssoDseIs arc csADod 70 snys
70 anlpls dine f0E the morning lines o. sesalbos sDs
railroads raining VARIOUS points from Hose Giles
The MASSACHUSsT1swi VIII leave New fofk 40 tsss-
DAP, rharscAi aud SATURDAY Leave stynsngsoo On y
Gsy WednesfBy and Friday. a..
TheCOMMODORT wfl leavs New Yors Merazf We We.
aesdAy and ynds@ Leave Stouinstop Tvesasg f'''"
and Saturday. ., A..
B-PassengsFs On he srvz Of tss sss1lsss =. o..
agto1. proceed iUnediAeiy " ns ,pena. I.Io.. ..s
D Prosidenes and Boston. e4fgaRo..-~ s.e.-
Danes each rar TO and non So..o- sos ysss $3.50.
brh. xooUs or sfoigL sppczrons Ess % Is1s 20
&c Assha oc The wharf and eses " ss1''f S'sc@
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OAK. Rutherford Co N C; Guam

key, Halifax Co, do; Fall River, Marshall Co. Ala
Names Chaaged-Golden Hill, Wyoming Co, Penn,
named changed to North Flat PinksyIlle, Clarion Co,
Penn name changed TO Rimersburgh True Blue, BOte-
tour Co, Va name changed 10 Old Hickory Moutvile
Washington Co, Texas, name changed to Long Poiut
Clay Lick Owen Co. KY name changed TO Graz. Shea
fes Mills Ohio Co Ky, changed 10 Brggs's Mills
Locust Forest Butler Co. KY, name changed to Sugar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
By Telegraph TO inc Nsw.YOrk Tribune,
WaahinRton Items.

WAsHlNGrON Thursday, Feb q.
The Governor and Legislature of Pennsy lvania
will visit Washington on Saturday.
A translation appears OF a communication pub
lshed by the Chief of the Police at AHA, Brazil,
giving notice to commanders and masters of for.
eign vessels, that for all liberated slaves not Bra.
lillian born, brought to thst port on foreign yes
sells, such masters subject themselves TO tine Of
100 Drees, each aud the expense of their reexpor-
forcad
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weather Items.

~ ~ WEDNESDAY, Feb. 26-8 m.
BUFFALo-Calm and pleasant; wind tner a. -,
RocHEsTER-ith has been a very mild cloudy day; wind
3; Their 81 81 s O'Clock
sYRAcusE-Clear; wind SW ther IS.
Urea Clear wind Il Their 49,
TRoY-Coudy; mild day. river falling; Their 40.
ALBANY-Weaiher about as IL Troy; Their SGT.
BY AiorsSs Lise, l6 WalLst
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 26-s PM.
BuFFALO-It has been very mild and pleasant to-dsy
cher 40; bar 2945; wind l..
AUBURS-BeAutfal starlight evening; wind s; ther. A.
UrIcA-Weaiher has been quite pleasant and milo 70
day The wind changed this PM Z cloudy; Their Sst;
bar. fallen.
ALBANY-weaiher clear and pleasant Their. So; bar.
DS5s mercury 81 In bar 49,,
TRoY-Fine clear mild day; wind light from NWi
Their 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
Circuit Coust. THURSDAY, Feb n

Henry Ester and j. ). Bruce VS.. Wm.
G.. Hopper Plant fs engineers and machiniss in
washington st. They put up seam engine 10 Mr.. IFS
mil at Coent s-sip snd received note The present
ucn j. TO recover s value In defense wassaid the work
wss Improperly done but deu-i MIR II. claimed 10 re-
coup for repairs and n loss ~ time while the machine
lay IDLE The Jury found for plaintiffs SIS 60, being
amount.
Leonard CT al. VS.. Gdrner.-Rcplevin as
goatski1s ruins OF Msssrs }. O. Brookss store a.
rehoy referred TO- This case concluded Verdict this
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar Tsis DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 81, l03, 246,
80 IS a. I6l 2is, 100 $50 2lS 49, los ail 81, %
L. s. DISTRICT Court Nos. 81, "A,
IS q. s. q. 50. 81. 8. s.. 81
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Receipt. Of Produce.

THURSDAY, FEB 27-By The Ere Railroad
SO Calves q pkgs Butter l65 bills Flour IA do Bscoa IS
Hogs SGT bushels Oats "a head Cale, l64 sides Lesh-
ard i6o Sheep.
BE- Netr York and Nsic Haren Railroad, ThHs-
day Feb sT-5 casks Ashes, aud Is Sheep. ~ 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

\ day or two ago, the President Of the Senate
laid before that body communication from the
Secretary of War, made ia compliance with a
resolution Of the Senate Of the 18Th instant, trans
hitting a report from the chief Of the Ordanoe
Bureau exhibiting the number Of muskets, rifles,
and pistols belonging to the United States armO
1es, arsenals ana ordnance dep6ts, together with
nn estimate Of the number which the materials
low on hand would complete. The statement
shows the whole Dumber as follows:
Whole number Of muske tt for service Of every dsscp
Z)5
Number an seryceabe 800
Whole number Of rifles, Of every kind OIL s9
Nun Der unserFlceanlc. olIo
Whole number fpstos OF every description 25574
Nun Der uureTvceahlC. ~ D
The estimate is, that the materials on hand Will
serve to complete % 800 mussets and 1920 rifles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

NEGROES IL IowA.--we learn that law
passed the Legislature prohibiting the immisra-
lion ofneeroes Upon entering the State, they
are required 10 leave, after receiving tntee usys
slties if they remain, the character OF which we
have NOT vet learned burlington Gag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

PUB. Doc.-We are indebted to Hon. D. f.
Miller, NJ. C. from Iowa, for an interesting Report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
Markets.. .NEw-oRLEANs, Feb. %.

The sales of CoTTON to day Reached 1000
bses prices are st low; udding being quoted at lOg
l9 FREleHr to Liverpool ia farthings, but mgher ]"
being Rsked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

The entire representative population is about
2l.UO,OO0. The ratio of representation will be
obout OHIO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

The Massachusetts Senatorial Election.
There have been, in all, l6 ballots for U. s.
Senator, in the Massachusetts, House of Repre-
sentatives. The following will show the state Of
each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
orENINe Az cLosLNe oE 10 Hupsoy RLvEs.
The Crn-nr.

The National IntelligeRcer makes correction
in the Census Table recently published, according
to which the representative population OF North
Carolina should be put down at 7is,000 instead Of
64s 900. This, OF course, will entite that state 10
eight Members, aud a small fraction over. The
AGGREGATES are rs follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28

COUNTERFEIT GOLD CoIN.-TwO men
were arrested on complaint Of Police Officer Ferris, chg.
ing ore Of they with attempting to pass 81 the store OF
George Farley loo CheuYst counlerlei goa aolia'
rc and the other with aiding and abetng Several dol
Or enc POS pieces understand, were found upon them
They principally lead il is said, gided over and de-
mir limitations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-28
Marine Court.......THURsDAY, Feb. u.
Before Judge Lynch.
lIchneL McCLnsL

Michael McCtuSker VS.. 4. Lent and
George MpJord-To recover DAMAGES FOR injury CON
omnibus. MesGs L. N. owners % line OF stages
running down Secondst On Dist jan plaintiff, In CON-
pHny with RObt NewcOmb. was riding down HoustOn-sL
IN cart Win load o. meat going 70 ihe Wilamao9rga
HCuftOu-st Ferry, when sage belonging % l. NJ.
their cart threw them ouI and the wheel OF the cart
the arm Of defendant ard the leg OF The dI-
yer Of The omnibus Il YVES alleged proceeded immediately
On. They picked up The horse ran on board lhs
ferry boat the foot Of the street. uch to tho cOnsorus
ton Of those on board The arm OF panuh was alleged
hurt the elbow, and he 10 al the Hospital The
present suits brought ia his behalf
On The part OF panuh II was stated nat hey were s9ns
slow trot, while The testimony OF Police ON cer
showed that they were going az apd pace and ne sal
had they not been thrown cut ne should have arrested uen
for driving unlawful ofspeed The stage was on
ughi The street, the cart IN be made Of the street
The Court cnaged that in order entle the plaintiff
recover be show negg ence the part Of the driver
o. the If they found that The omnibus was not
the hand side Of the center of the street thar OF
itself sufficient TO charge the defendants II they were
owrers iii arpeared that the collision occurred, or
occssiOned by any negligence on me part OF the panut
or Newconb the diver Of The wagon, or want ofortnsy
and attention TO driving or The wagon was driven AZ
speed beyond that allowed by law so as to prevent ne
defendants omnibus from avoiding the collision, the plain
ua entitled TO rteover-tha there was conflicting
side preponderated. Verdict for defendants.
Before Judge Cowles.
EdlcdTd w. PembertOn VS.. Christian ).
Storm bg plaintiff az s,sgnse o S' pFom'
The Of seresof notes given for loans made
from lime 70 time By Fey wilson to the defendant The
execution and giving OF the note admitted by the de-
fendauL
usuOus.s attended he ground that the transaction
Two wiint sees testified 70 m INTERVIEW between
defendant 10 which Fay said "Yoa must down aad
write those hoies" Defend ant said Mr. Fay cannot
those notes a. t1 rate OF so conts day,
IL rs ruirir1 ne" NJ. Fay said csnt help that-yOu
agreed n psy ha hen first got The money" Storms
replied know thsi but have already paid you more than
got" Fey hen said " You must come down and write
up or I WI, rue you'
IcmIe fGs feslet on behalf 81 panuh that In no way
over rtr cent included 10 the note in question: and that
htre YVES 10 ag,eemeut express implied TO take over
per cent
TIE Jury returned verdict for defendant
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Post Once Operations.
Postmaster.
Once

The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the following
new Post Offices for The week ending February p ls5i
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Z. y VOmDIFaIl' ucT78 UlICb'''' NJ NlIAIi 30
The examination in the charge against
bearer ss the sles ed taking u gold from fe
low passenger continued, and testimony adduced with
view 10 showing that the money that OF y. and not Of
complainant To be concluded TO day
In The case Of Mr.. Lewis, as 10 warrant
Obtained at Washington under false papers further esti
ronv " az tsken with view 70 impeach the character
10 truth and yeracity Of Mr. Merhew. To be continued.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

:'HE LIVER COMPLIANT DR., Milan,
the inventor of The hest remedy for that fearful
disease. when Ia, ever hten offered to the Pablo
tn 5 describes the symptoms which indica dis T
dered state oI that imprtaln organ;
symptoms oF DISEASED iIvtR--Pain in tine
right side, under tie edge oi The RIBS, increased OF
pressure. Sonnet mes the pain is IN The lrtt side
The patient is ra,ey ab 2 to ne On the lett side.
Sometimes the pain is el under the shoulder blade
and it frequently extends to the top OF the shoulder
and is sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism IN The
arm. The stomach is affected with loss OF appeti,
and sickncss--the bowels IN general are coStyt
sometimes alternative with lax. The head is troub
led with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy sen
sstlon in the back part There is generally con
siderable loss OF memory, accompanied with pain
fu sensation Of having left nndone something which
ought to have been done slight dry congh is some
times an attendant. The patient complains of wea
riness and debility. he is easily sartled--his fee
are cod or burning, and he complains of prick,
sensation oil the skin. His spirits are low and al
though he is satisfied that exercise would be benef
cial 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon mp fortr
tude enough to try It, In fact he dstrusis every
remedy"
Have you any or all Of these symptomsl Cell and
purchase box Of Dr. M'Iancs lis. at.
June ls5l-49-ly. JANE JONES g. co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

COME ON-TIlEkE Is ENOUGH FOR
~ ALl.!!-rhe following letter IS publishd
by the proprrtors that the public may perceive the
constant demand which exists for Doctor McLanes
celebrated Worm Specific They have, however.
N ode such arrangements as ill enable them TO fill
Ill orders promptly.
"SoNsRvILLE, Tenn. March Is, lS47.
"Dr McLqae-llear sir-rhe Vermifnge you
cft with me last fall has long since been sold, and
,nuid have soda great deal more il had had it.
Since nv return from the East, have been called
upon nearly every day to write 10 yon, requesting an
immediate supply I have already tried yonr Yer.
nifugp in my own family, and found it TO be the
best have ever used. Eff. MORRISON
For sale by JAME> jones d Co.
June IA, lS5l-50-lv.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
ri. a II Esq
PATENT FIRE AND WAFER tRooFpAlN'

OK ARTIFICIAL SLATE.
For the claims OF Mr. Blake. VS. Patcntce to the
exclusive disposition o tins article and Tor the mi.
merous and reliable e-tiodAls nt lis Variable Quail.
ties, they "eIcr 10 The circular OF MIR B AXE con.
talning Information sufficient TO convince the most
ske Jtcal OF its Great Value; also, the opinion oi
the Hon DANIEL eusler aS 10 the validity oi Mr..
Bake's Patent and setting forth the liability 10 raj
prosecution which NIL persons will incur IN trepar-
ing making, H~'ng and selling the above named
paint in violation OF his right.
For themselves they would moi net rs arsn s Tor
this arl,c,e, or recommend il 10 their riendS, lid
they not confidence ia tue numerous and highly re-
spcctable certificates, from men OF ,r cnce and
practical experience lavoraby known thruuu h Inl
the coantry Possessing these Essential Pr4griyi,
in nd lltion t. those ol urluuv coarse paints, suct
AS Yellow Ochrc, Spiusu Brown. Venetian Sc.
and requiring much less oil, aud hchcc greatly di
mnishng tho cost; they would recommend the Us,
Of ihis paint. in their stead
It, natural shades ol State and Chnco'aie If dc
sired, can b. cha, ged by adding ,f other highly col
ored paints without affecting It's quality For pre-
serving either Brick or Wood work, this Paint is 81
pcrinr to any other, forming II more duwnie an,
suitable groundwork, becoming hard like Slntc. adj
ding much TO the health OF brick houses, and th
durability oI the walls. by protecting them rom OK
ternal moisture. Especially is It superior to an,
other for Halls Of Vessels.
! Tin roots well coated with this Article are III
! cheapest and hest fire proof roofs in use
Shin glcd roofs would be materially protected from
/ fire. and rendered more durable il covered with tn
same.
For sale by
JAMES JONES & co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
TO THE OLD AND YouNG :!
no! We RED HEADS AND GREY!!!
PHENOMENON IN CHEMISTRY !. I! +!
EAST INDIAIiAIII DYE.
.olers me IIair, and miu mol ihe N.in

Colars me H1ir, and piH mol The Siin,
'HNIITS dye NAY be applied 10 the hair over nigh
] the first night turning the lightest red or grey
hair to u dark brown and by repeating second
night to hrigh, le' back. Any person, may there
fore, with the least possible trouble keep his hair
any dark shade OF perfect black; with positive as
surance that the dye, Il applied I" the skin will not
color Il. BY an occasional application a person
turning grey will never be- Known to have = grey
hair Directions complete with tie arti lie. There il
no coorne in this statement VS. one can easily test.
These facts are warranted hy the gentlemen who
manufactures IT, who is the celebrated Chemist Or.
Constuck author Of C"mslock's Chemistry philoso.
ply, and III, er works. ard School Books, we'll known
aud widely celebrated by the Pr Bile,
Fold M York on, by Comso = Brother. No
9, John 81 in Columbus only by Blar in. Aber.
deem by Hampton & HGrndon. feb 92-'4-ly,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16
JAMES JONES & co.
June I ls5,-iy.
,l.ooNERSoF AND pEALERsIN HORSES

Cariton's FoHnde, Oinfn, M, fer the cuie ~
OF Founder. Split lloot, llool. bound Horses, -
and Contracted and Feyersh Feet wounds. bruises
in the flesh CALLED hacks, cracked heels, Scratches
cuts, kicks &c on horses.
CARTONS RING-BONE CURE. for tho cure
Of ring bone, blood SPAWN bone SPAWN, wipdpalls.
and spnt-a cerain remedy.
This Kingdom Cure and Founder Ointment are
prepared from The recipe OF a very celebrated Enc
ish Farrier and viii cure in nnety.nine cases ont
~ one hundred any of the above complaints They
We been used BY farmers hvcry.mcn Stage pro
.rielors. and others, with The most m}rkrd and de.
ded success.
Sold in n. York only by Comstock & Brother No
}, John st. in Columbus only by J. Blair; in Aber
deem BY Hampton & Herndon. feb 32-34-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-16

nALLEYSANIuiL GALVA We is claim
- cd bv ITS inventor, 10 possess properties whic
Ito the Farmer and Oowner--and those hayn
charge OF Horses and Cattle, are OF the utmost i'm
portance This opinion il mol a mere ipSe dir44
the roprie'y, but based upon various, and Mlihu
TRIALS and Applications.
The grea propreties Of DALLEYs ANIMAL Ca
vASlc, are lew but positve
Its prominent feature, and which no other articI
excepting DALLEY's (world renowncdD PAIN Tx
TRACTOR possesses, is.--t0 conquer inflammation
In It's action II is powerful, and possesses the pr
per'leS OF iorcibly and rapidly drawing from t.
blood, aud el"cling all impure matter, cleansing t
wounds to which II is applied thoroughly, gyb
Them healthy tone, and consequently, etltctug
rapid cure
In case Of swengs, If well rubbed on, 1t Chez
and subdnes all inflammation in Il very short ti,.
anu consequently, speedy cure must naturally r.
low.
Its penetrating power is immense hence, IN y
rlouS cases It has been successfully used in IT,
cure of Bone.Spavin
ltstinds to REASON however. that in cases whc,
the Olntm' nj has first to penetrate hard subsanc
before it can reach the sub.sratum Of the disease
thata longer aud more thorough application is II,
cesSary than where the diseased locality can at one,
by direct application. be brought under the lntlnrnc
OF the olnlmeh-as ~ cases OF Sores, Calls, il,
mors bruises, Broken Kee. &C. &c.
IN all oi such disease, II acts with electric rapilit,
Broken Knee il etlectmlly cures without SC r I,
dSocowtrn OF the hair,--so that the injury cam,
afterwards be traced.
For sale by
JAMES JONES 4 co.
June I, lS5l-ly