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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
WASHINGTON.
State of the Spanish Negotiation.
of Tho n Y Trlbuns

Correspondence Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. II, 1851.
If YOU have received the rllmors by tele-
graph with reference to the Spanish negotiation,
you have doubtless been misled.
Spain only asks that her Consul shall be re-
ceived, on his return to Newt Orleans, in an ap-
propriate manner, fully compensatng for the
indignity he received, and that his dishonored
flag shall be duly saluted, and the loss of his
property and that of other spolated Spanish
citizens compensated for.
There is no demand for passports, or that the
Consul shah be returned IN an American vessel
believe q do not speak with positive certainty
that this demand is made entirely without re-.
ference to the American prisoners In Spain,
though il seems to be well understood that there
would be no difficulty about the release OF the
prisoners, VITO are still held on shlp-board were
the indignity to Spain atoned for in the manner
she asks.
OfMr Webster's position cannot speak with
certainty. think, however, that he is not dis
posed to meet the Spanish Minister very fairly
but rather to procrastinate by insisting upon the
release OF the prisoners part Of the condi
tlons, or referring the Minister to the Municipal
ity of New Orleans, or the State of Louisiana,
for redress, under the plea that the United States
performed its duty as far as it could with refer
ence to the Flibusters, and that the parties men
toned are liable for the pecunary damages
Ii would seem that even Mr.. Webster cannot
resist the temptation to use the incidents Of
foreign negotiation with view to popular ap.
plause at the expense, perhaps, of the honor and
safety of his country, when placed in delicate
position with reference to the Presidency.
MORE ANON.
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Mr. Morris, the colored lawy er OF Boston,
after q tedious trial, has been declared not
guilty.. Cotemporaneously with his acquis-
tai Judge Concklin, at Syracuse deiivefeo
his CHARGE to the Grand Jury, in which ne
discussed at length the provisions OF the
Fuoitive Slave law, and erjoined on the
Grand Jury the absolute and Indispensable
duty of obeying it aud giving it effect.
A rumor prevails at Washington to the
effect that Mr.. Webster is about to retire
from the Cabinet.
We publish interesting details from
Northern Mexico, among which will be
found proclamations and other official docu-
ments from Carvaal. 1t twill be Observed
that although the followers of that enter
prising chief bind themselves to fidelity to
him and his cause, that cause Is not defined;
and it would appear as l. they committed
their destiny to his absolute will.
No. XVI. of the Oriental Series appears
in The Tribune to-day. Subject The Turk
at Home. 1t will be found to lack none OF
the interest attaching to those that went
before it. while it opens field OF inquiry
hitherto almost totally UNEMPLOYED.
julius Frobel, in his letter on Nicaragua,
oDens new views into that country, and
gives distinct information on subjects hlther-
10 hastily and ignorantfy discussed.
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GERMAN WING JouRNAL.-We have al

ready noticed the commencement of the AHge-
reeins Zeitlng in this City, and we desire again
to call to il the attention of all who Interested
in the dissemination of Wing political principles.
The want OF paper IN that language, which
should teach something else than the sham de-
mocracy OF Loco FocoIsm, has long been felt here;
and now that II is satisfied, we hold II TO be the
duty of Wings TO make an effort in behalf Of the
new enterprise But little aid is required IN the
way of subscriptions and advertising patronage
TO render it highly useful and prosperous and the
perseverlng exertlons of Mr. Jacob in establishing
it, entitle him TO the hearty cooperation OF all
members of the party. For the rest, we can
heartily commend II as an able, spirited and most
respectable Journal. well worthy Of the widest
circle of readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

o,oots Whig Governor and Legislature in
. co,test whereof the animating soul was a
n.,ulsr determination to have q secure
PAPER Currency composed Of the notes OF
home Banks.
Again on Usury Wisconsin, with one
or t,so other States. was early captlVated
bv the Free Trade theory Of letting every
bodv borrow and lead at the most favorable
market rates. the same to be Unaffected by
Law. In this way it was urged, money
could he obtained far cheaper by borrowers
ub;Ie the usual rate of loans would be far
lower than under the sway of Usury Laws
Wisconsin has tested this theory, and finds
that it works badly. With no Banks and
10 Usury Laws, she finds money scarce and
interest exorbitantly high, and she is deter
mined to about ship and try the other tack.
If we mistake not, she enacted Usury
Law last Winter as did her sister expert
menter in Hard Money and Free Usury,
Oregon.
We might multiply illustrations of
the general truth that our party Democracy
habitually retains or regains power by a
surrender of its fundamental principles, but
these will suffice for to-day. The More
Speedy Enlargement struggle Is volume
in Itself
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SOCIAL REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND.-Mr
CT. Young, distinguished Protectonst Mem.
Der OF the House OF Commons, has addressed a
letter to the land-ownng aristocracy OF England,
urging them TO DIN with the tenant farmers in
ayerting the total destruction of the present sys
TEN OF real property He says
hold 1t to be indisputsble that under perfectly
free trade corn, hare little or no place as
component element of r'ce IN thus country; because corn
may h imported IN unlimited quantities from countries
IN lrhich little or no rent IS payable.
This being the care, Mr.. Young concludes that
rent must gradually cease by the withdrawal Of
the rent-paying class. while the soil Will have no
one lett to till 1t but its aristocratic owners. That
anstocracy he thus addresses:
Is IT, venture to ask, just-ls II generous, Is II
safe for the landed arisocracy to stand codly sloOf
In selfish isolation, while the tenant farmers
bearing the bruni OF the struggle IN which they are
engaged, for the preservation If my reasoning be
night equally OF your estates Of theK prop
eTty and posiuonf Can you fan 10 perceive that If
Impoverished and degraded, social revolution will
be consummated, and political revolution be in
eyitable.
This Is Just the view which, Il strikes us all
impartial and unprJudced minds must take Of
the present tendency of free trade policy in
England. 1t is revolutionary policy, and If
followed TO the end, must destroy the existing
political and social system, and carry the soil
and the power into other hands than those which
now hold them. NJ. Young regards such a con-
summation with dread, and seeks to avert It,
We should also thousand times prefer to see
England advance in the way Of organic than
revolutionary progress, but circumstances seem
TO doom her 10 the latter and we cannot but
long for the day which shall break the unjust
power she exercises over so large q part of the
world, and set free India, Ireland and Canada
from the step-mothers rule which, where It has
not entirely devastated them, has hindered their
natural and healthy growth II will be q happy
hour for the world wher the knell Of British
foreign empire - sounded, and John Bull begins
al last 70 devote himself to his own business.
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STEAM BoILRRs AND THEIR KEEPERs.-In

STEAM BOILERS AND THEIR kEEPERs.-ln
one Of the Courts of this City yesterday, painful
exhibition Of the ncspacity Of some engineers, or
one at least, was gwen. witness called who
has been running an engine in the City he swore
that he had been an Engineer for the last eight years
took up the business himself was now employed
running an engine 1t appeared further that during
these eight years he rad been six months on Black
wells Island for drunkenness that very recently
he had been confined IN a cellar for getting drunk
he aid not know how long he was told zone day."
but could nos swear to day or two. only as they
ted him. ia summing up the counsel avened that
he was shut up that he might be sober when called
as a witness. Is II any wonder that Hague street
catas,rophes occur when such men have She charge
OF steam boileIs' And what should be done with
nsn who employ persons Of this stamp. AM thus
az. &c., 80 a. Bvssugiy pst luaa lie II jeopardy
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ne 4 NVtS EdS Il 1tbbCl llohi III Ni'4'N' VI
the Mississippi, from which we take the fol-
lowing extract:
Never has an American vessel been greeted m Inc
Mediterranean with more enthusiasm Inc Attdfhs
was disguised and mortified. Poor sensitive fellow .
/, for one, was proud that | was attached 10 snip
dispatched upon such glorious mission, aud receiv-
ing the cheers and blessings OF thousands wherever
we went 1 believe, canddly, that the only two
men IN Marseilles who IN fear OF US, were the
Prtfet and the AMERICAN ConSui-the Pretet for Tear
of offending his noble, hgh-mlnded Government,
and the American Consul for fear OF Offending the
Prtfef.
Does not this put us on the track OF the
Attache? Is he not the American Consul
at Marseilles The name of that Consul
is JOHN l.. HODGE, and if he is not the man
Mr.. A. Oakley Hall, of this City, through
whom the Attaches letter was published,
should come forward and prove 1t by making
known the real name of the miserable
slanderer
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MENTAL ALcHrMy.-Every day brings

MENTAL ALcHEMY.-Every day brings
some fresh novelty, and we perceive that under the
title of Mental Alchemy course Of lectures y
announced in this City by Prot. Williams, who hs
made a very favorable impression in other pl 'ee'
where his course has been delivered. lie clAins "
present the operations Of nature and Of the hu""
mind in new light, viewed In their mutual relations.
and illustrates his theories with variety OF ln'e'
esttng experiments His announcement VII
tract the attention Of those who are curious IN thew
matters, and If they find any new Light from bis 0'
closures, we shall not fail to announce 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
To PRlNrERs AND PUBLISHERS. The

Nrwrou COMPANY respectfully call IN. sttentca OF Pm
tern and Publishers 10 their lnssvcd Type and Sgereotype
Plates 10 The improvement, consists giving them
copper face about cost; thai their
durability increased desS proportion tAs super.r
senacay al copper yTe metal which. according
rect experiments. is AS 70 TO From tins single fact il
wah NJ DO perceived that thu face Of copper must
ve extraordinary endurance 10 printing surfaces and
per,ence has fully proved such be the case The Com
Dany have secured letters patent for the Improvement and
they prepared and orders their ga
tabhshKsent 8 North Wlhain-sf NewIork
The following papers printed IN the copper faced type
Nsw-Y0rk Courier and Enquirer New-loTS DAILY frib-
me Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag OF OK Unoa
BOSTON Pictorial Drawing Room Companicn; New-iork
(lresn and sthefs NEWTON COMPANY,
,ssl fuTh&Ssf sNOrh Wlllam-st n Y
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK. THURSDAY, NOV. l3, 1851.

To Correspondents We often have on manu- so'
o,sI INQUIRIES OIL totally diverse subjects, ea0A
stoned. 4 Subscrlger' To answer one "ouiu 30 ~
mvs,fv all the rest, Please use some more 1iS',
i've signature. and then give your real name "eio"
% assure us tha, you are IN earnest ana are NOV
mere shadow. We have no, time 20 spare lof An'
swe,ng inquiries dictated by idle curiosity Sd So"e
,;r,es intenced TO subserye disguised purpose
m
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Mrvvs T,ppErs. BoAs AND Fur AR

r,cIys-Wx BAsTa No I06 Canal, conner Woostef-s, ,
oulJ sl attention OF the ihies anu tue
,nbe IN general " HIS large and select stock OF US con-
s,stns Of Russia Lypr, MsItn Ermne Flnh Saur Fn,
Csrs Ro,s and rnT Trimmings His stock, both ioregh
nJ domesuc having beep eocted and manuac ured by
experienced workmen his employ he IS prepare 10 SUI
At The lewest possible prices
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CHAsGE OF HouR.-It will be Observed
by the advertisement OF the steamship RoAsO,S
Capt Parrish, in another column, thai on ano '',
Saturday next, she will leave her berh, Pier NO -
North RIVER for Richmond. via Norfolk 4, o''i''A
r instell q O'Clock ~ h.te:!-o::
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L.n,ys' WINTER BossETs. Mrs. A. IL.

M ,ucy ~. ercelIed her former Efforts N The pT0uIC
tion Of her present elegant beautiful ana az
tractye stock Of Bonnes Broadway OF the
csnno, furnish finer display, and advise all VINO WISH
TO study economy and at the same time secure
HE hst TO call and ske purchase at her esaosmea'
No 30 Bswery
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PARKEe's TEMPERANCE SroaH. Sugars

NNNEN y TVNHs 'N'rNf'"f
Teas Coffee reduced prlces-Crushed Sugar AT As Cd
lbs Refined Sugar, Brown. p. Cd. IS and IS. 6d
per lbs good Green and Black Teas u to Is per
ID Good Cefes 10 cents; best Java Cotoe. Is ID But
tes from 10 cents 20 Cd and Is Sd Winter Oh IS and
So per gallon Good Moiasses 2s PER gallon. Goods sent
all parts ofhe and BROOKLYN, and TO SUIT
A PARKER No 244 Bfopme- st corner OF Ludlow. Heck
ers extra four barrel also suertne Flour for
81 80 barrel Hcckefs Fauna. best 9csns paper OF b
ceats p0S 10. New Rice, cents per 10. Barev, cents
Also large assortment Of Grocenes n. B-A good AS
anrtMert OF Now EIults t,I The Hslldays
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R LYON would inform his friends

That peddler vends
Has Inventions here and there,
In each wded thoroughIars.
IL petdex knocks
Al your door with flask or box
Not from LYONS comeih he
And his stua's forgery.
The true powder and the pill
That will bugs and vermln kill
You Will ssill ind As Of yose
In Broadway. "a
LYONS Principal Depot, No. ssi Broadway. al5w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

PERFECTION IN SHIRTS. The improve
introduced the of shirt making by GREEN,
No Asoy House, leave pching 10 be desired IN these
seAtsl arrclss IN the costume Of a gentleman Has sys-
oi measurement HIS style Of making and the quail
~ of the material used render has shirts unapprOachable
bV her establishment.
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n Housekeepers, and all others. in want

q Bedding, Bedstcsds, &c, weod 10 well 20 call al NJ
WILLARps old established Warerooms. $50 Chsthan-si
corner " Mulberys where may be found the largest
sortmcnt OF articles his he offered Ia the public
sonasting OF Feathers Beds Mattresses Patent Screw
Dedse ads and Cots Wholesale and retail OBJ lmTuTkkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
AsSEMRLY DISTRICTs- lOaiciall

ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS (0ficial
LIST Distrtef-Eljah II. Kimball. Wing, III JohH
Berry, 2ls7. Majority for Berry. 10.
I'D Distr.ct-Waldo Hutchins, Wing, 2,25l Ineo
dore Romeya, 1905. Majority for Hutchlns. 20 20
lid D1sfriet-Seynour J.. Hustler Wing, lie
Samuel f. Johnson, 2 3O3 Majority for johnson, ~
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WHO MAl0RIrtRs.

ORANGE CO.--[Nearly Oiciail
MaoriteS-Wrght 3i4 Randall 800 Chathed Nv
Opp local tickets elected throughout, except Bull
Wing, for Assembly, from LIST District.
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To- Ladies and Gentlemen who desire to
inspect assortment Of Watches Jewclv, Silver Ware
and Fancy (ods, unsurpassed for richness aud variety
should visit the establishment Of Mr. J. + LiNBUsGER.
Ne as Broadway MT. l. imports direct. and oencs IS
enabled TO SCH at small advance on cost Prices
2TuTkkS
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w. No sane mind now doubts the eff
sacy oil advertising Country Papers for the trade of the
ceuauy PALMER Is the Agent VI the most widely
lstng Journals aud De consulted At the Agency Tr
hume Buildings.
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CHEAP RENTS AND Low fRICES.-Car-
pet waeroons Nos 4it aud 46 Pea'lst containing one
Of the largest and most desirable stocks OF Carpets from
Tapestry Velvet to u common Ingram, with superior
stock Il Oh Cloths, Rugs Table and Piano Covers Drug
scts, &c. &c. he Sound IN aay store IN the city Also
real bargains in Ingram CaIpes-O0 pieces all wco In
grains at Is aGd Is yard good patterns and coors
Purchaser ate invited 10 examination
nj w GEO II. L. HYATT, Nos. iif and 446 Pcarl-st.
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CLoAKs! CLoAKs "A good Stock OF
p.,,.sn Cloak,. and Opera Cioaks. may be found at
HITcHcocK LEADBEarERs, No. 81 Broadway corner
~ I.hnnard
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CITIZENS OF NEW YoRK.-We beg leave


Tn 10 Won thai DOR stock Of Fall and Winter
Clothing for the CITY trade ~ much larger and more
varied III have ever Manufactured Ana as the
season 10 advancing and uncertain have come 10 Tue
detein Of making large reduction Oh prlcfs az
once We will Their efore Offer our very large and egan
stock of things, the of Over Goats, Phetos
Busuess Frocks and Sachs. Pants and Vests, at bare
Commission over coat An inspection Of stock and
nyces satisfy on tina. yOu will effect large saving,
and obtsin avery elegant and superior style OF Cotihs
Very respectfully, ID Y j. Denim,
Nos 80 and 81 John ST., corner of Nassau.
TIE stock Of Winter Clothing IN our wholesale rooms
Nge nj this season we are ANXIOUS 10 CLOSE
IL out axd tn THIS view will offer great inducements to
x..Ia,s nl2 ws
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II Invalids requiring DR.. BAssNe's

his travelling Camranio by winch siexncss is entire
ented and the effect 81 Kind otins
pisi.ls removed NAV isc iAs =. - - ~ Is
As.... e. xsE Ss.4A. 80
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SAVE YoUR CARPETS ,l-Cover them
with beautiful Epgbsh Dupset. HIRAM ANDERSON No.
70 Bowe,y il selling of Duggets remarkably cheap lie
has the largest and cheapest assortment ever exhibited
Of which elegant tapestry figures IL H. and
xar.isx xlde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

ANTi-STiMuLANr AND ToNIC. - Those
who have used the o1yseaaed B,es boz Dyspepsia can
attest tas superior efficacy OF tins medicine Its heath
restoring and qualities heaig subject any
reactsn IRON siinans, the Of
fcrsale ~ a u Sands, 100 fulroa-sI A. l.. >coyln
Co si6 and H. Rns l9a Broadway and Nv Drux ris,s
sener~,ly in the United States. -
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I.n,-s, Fuas AT GESIS's. There

..e,o. :, which the unpracuced eye IL IhDIe
are re" ~ deceived than Furs There NAY os S
basie 70 dol srs IN the value of two NUNS OF
scn 81 M ladies out Of ten may be asaDls 70 u
Ut sbe difference WHEN they view me astces es ~
.ch.S ~ The Sable Ermlne, Stone har,n INN
chis and other Fur. which as arga ADD
no al that ladies compare fuIs OF the
ssms class but Of degrees Of neness ana diers
tns re.i,o bet quality and price. The Nuns VIC
sor,nss Cuffs Tppss ss made up IN the no .est rs
n = Is And form as whole the most recherchs STOCK
- 49,, Tnrs p the CITY The magnificent specimens,
valued at 81 Oos which obtained the premium a. .as a y,
Tair mar N GEsIss asses ana every variety VI
,..ts "a. he AMT ed at his establishment. 49, -,
sas'e On" crnIS No All Droadway opposite St. PauPs
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RuINous PAGES !i-TREMENDOUs SACRI-
YiCE, Wonderful and unprecedented low prices Tor
elegant imperial three ply Carpets, floor on Cloth Drug
gets, Mats Table Cover, and Window Shades at HIRAM
AnpsRSoN's No. 30 Bowery. The largest cheapest and
hsndscnest tmest exhibited aud are row offered
Al to thirds their value
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L.n,rs, RrAxER RosNErs AND GENTLE

MEMS WINTER CAPS BAsLA No lO6 Canal 81 ST. hl rs
full assoruent Of Drab and Black Beaver ana rear e
R,sne,s Of the most fashionable shapes Also WINTER
Cara of yanous kinds Silk Plush. Mohar' fuI anu
Cloth warm and durable articles ior 'ne appioa'"'~
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A. DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
<as Bresme- St. BrosdwayA new Glass for gentle
mcs will commence ON Saturday evening", November 22
expressly ot those who have taken lessons For
terms SC, CIculars Advanced Glasses ON Mondays
and Thufs.lsys Rl3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

WOODEN BLANKETS. "A good assert
eat of Woolen Blankets of various makes, aud every
sze quality aud pnce, m-y be found at HITCHCOCK q
LEADBEATERs. No 3i7 Broadway. They naye also
large stock Of Fappels Qnilts. Lace and Muslin NJ
dow Dssperes and other KIND OF housewife of lam
,ly Drv Goods which they are selling low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

80 NAssAu-sr Boot. makers Union Asso-
s,stol Boots Shoes Gators retail for wholesale prices
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IL HUMPHREYS,

SELLING OFF.-PETERsoN a. HUMPHREYS,
No 3rs broadway 81 will sell the entire lot
Of Csrpetngs purchased At the late large Auction sales
She following prices Rich Brussels TO los per yard
Extra Heavy ply o. per ward Extra Heavy super Is to
Dc per yard Good all WOOL Is Cd. TO Is per yard On
Cloths Esna heavy, n. per yard And all Other goods
san.ii, Law ~ MIST
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= TIE crounl het~ceu X~nia AL 60.
.-0i' =. On. -. ef.l ~ sa.a a. l.c.L,
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BEAUTY DESI L kO ~ 10. -, r,,-
KSo1 uuasYstan ding the becessy Of p-o'cc.os ,oss1
forms from the blast. Of Winter has tis rurs Of
a,rsef Ito u,e than ual extensive SO y,g,
the richest aud mot beautiful ne bshest 70 the
a,snt,aa an vif.d Every variety fs .Ne -; f.,oon.
iasst =, "a Turs can ee procured OF MN al fA' i
~, No i28 y OltuS->t-
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r. ToOthache cured without PAIN or ex-
trar,,sn b. d. l. x pRoDHgAD Medical sargic- ana
M,ckanc.l DENTIST fl CO opposite Barnue's hH-eiS en-
trance No AIMS y Puce 81. hesas,' no, hse,
ro. der another slceuess lbt Aiso AL otle! eelial
-, ,.m he simplest removal OF s<itsr
10 ths N ost comper pat ing m q ARTIFICIAL Paiaes
CuLpRES's PARIS HATs.-Just received
a ~ Al. off red Tor aud sale, ihTnce "
CblS,sp. Faney Hats, Caps AID Ladies hdag itats "
D. n.snfscturs eqal - by cone bofore inpof'-
rns @a,@d f.r T. .ie "a hi. couptrv LEARY Go,
" Earters and leaders Of fashion for Genie h.,
Hos 3 md Aston House, Br'e1"4I.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

"DEMocRArIc PRocLAMArIoy vs. WHO
PRocLAMATios-ln the Tribune of Saturday
an article under the above head purporting to
have in view something, or, nothing, fails by
some mis-hap, or other. in very essential par
ticular. Whilst the ssDemocratic proclamation
is fully submitted by the editor to the consider
alton of his readers, strange and unaccountable
as it may appear, the "Whig proclamation" is
wholly withheld Does the editor fear the
contrast?
AS to that editorial courtesy switch is spoken
Of, we can't see, after drawing the finest sigh,
we are capable of, where lie the affinity between
it and our SO called "proposition," though we
have no doubt that the editor thinks it A. clear
as mud.