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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

TUERECOROSOF MEDI AL SCIENCE abound.
ing as they do with ample testimonials TO the value and
iicacy of different medicinal agents. scarcely furnish
q parallel wnh the results recorded from multitude ri
living witnesses TO the gr al worth OF SANDS harsaparIa
The remarkable cures Of great variety Of diseases ei.
feciod by IT'S timely administration, furnish conclusive
evidence OF tins fact and the OF fourteen years
has won for II deserved popularity that no other pre-
paaton ever attained. Its extensive use throughout
TIE world aad The hume Gus unsolicited testimonials re-
crytd by the propreors. stand as heacnns and land
marks TO the suffering and diseased holding forth the
inviting language Of cncuuragenent-do not despair -
Thousands and tens Of Thousands who suffered without
nope grooming day and night under pain and anguish,
beyond The power of language 10 convey have not only
been relieved hut permanently cured Ii has been APP
proved by the medical faculty, introduced and eXen.
svey rsed in hospitals under the wachu eye Of phy>
scIans, with the happiest results The preparation be-
ing entirely vegetable, renders lis administration safe
TO the most eneebed frame.
The following testimonials selected from among
the multitude Of those We are daily receiving; and for
further confirmation the reader is referred to the tam
" Recipe aud Medical Almanac. furnished graiuIOds'
ly by all our agents;
New York, July 27th, Is49
Messrs. A. B & d, Sands-Gtnlemen; Words can
but ecbly express my feelings in conveying The pleas
ing intelligence thatmy wife restored to perfect heath
by the use of your Invaluable Sarsaparlla. She was
"''""N
The whole surface of the body, that would have been
impossible iouch any part that was Tree from The hu
NOR; tie head face and body were covered with scales
like those Of FISH the hair fell out IN large quantities,
and walking caused the most eScruatng agonIes, Us II
affected the ulnls severely than any other paI,
She suffered also long time from an affection OF the
liver connected with general debility, and prosra-
ton of the nervous system. Physicians, both IN Eu>
rope and America had exhausted the usual remedies,
without ehccng cure, or scarcely afordIng rellei;
and the best medical skill was unaValng. until she
happily used your Sarsaparila. The disease was pros
nounced salt ThcuG, but her whole system, internally
and externally was altogether derangcd: but So compe
has been the cure, after using the Sarsaparlla for SIX
weeks and taking IN all less than one dozen bottles mat
she enjoys better health than for years previous to
taking the Sarsaparia Ny object ~ making thus CONS
munlcaon is, that all wEo have 81 fred as she has,
may know where 10 apply for ellei (and that not IN
valn,) as complete cure will be the result My wife
unes vi me in HEARTFELT thanks; and believe me- gems
tlcmen. yours sincerely, r. NAZER, ~ Nassau st.
~ Fo' co,ioo''"''pn % u',se 'a',s opp, 70 W.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
nALLEYS ANIMAL GALVANICi is claim

nALLEY'S ANIMAL GALVA NC is claim
~ ed BY its inventor, to possess properties which
to the Farmer and OoWner-and those having
charge OF Horses and Cattle, are of the utmost i'm.
portance This opinion is not mere ipse DIRT Of
the roprety, but based upon various, and faithful
trials and applications
The great proprietes Of DALLEY's ANIMAL GAL
vASIc, are few but positive!
Its prominent feature, and which no other article
excepting DALLEY's (world renowned) PAIN TX.
TRACTOR possesses, is, to conquer inflammation
In its action 1t is powerful, and possesses the pro-
pertles of iorcibly and rapidly drawing from the
blood and eecting al impure matter, cleansing the
wounds to which it is applied thoroughly, giving
them healthy tone, and consequently, efectlng
rapid cure
In case of swelings, if well rubbed on, it checks
and subdues al inflammation in a very short time
and consequently, speedy cure must NATURALLY lo'
low,
Its penetrating power is immense hence, IN va
rious cases it has been successfully used IN 'ne
cure of Bone-Spavin.
ltstands to reason, however, that in cases WneI.
the Ointment has first to penetrate hard suoSan.'
before 1t can reach the sub-stratum oil the disease
that longer and more thorough application IS nc
cessary than where the diseased locality can son'D
by direct apple alton, be brought under the 1nuT u
OF the Olntment-as in cases of Sores, CANS ~
mors, Bruises, Broken Kee, &c. &c. IA,
In all of such disease, il acts with electric rapiu"!
Broken Knees it efIectually cures without Scat"
disco Grafton Of the hair-so that the injury cS'"''
Afterwards be traced.
For sale by 90
JAMES JONES & CO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
EASTINDlAHAIR DYE.

ColnrS he Hdr, and cH aot The Skin
'Y~lllS dye may be applied to the hair over night
the first night turning the ightest red or grey
HAIR to a dark brown, and by repeating second
nlsbt,toa bright Jet black. ny person. may there
fore, with the least possible trouble, keep his hair
any dark shade perfect black with positive as
surance that the dye, if applied TO the skin will not
color IT. BY an occasional application. person
turning grey W i never be known to have grey
hair Directions complete with the arti,lc. There Is
no eoorng in this statement as one can easily test,
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who
manufactures IT. WHO'S the celebrated Chemist DR.
Comstock author Of Coms,ock's Chemistry phloso.
phy, and other works, and School Books, wei known
and widely celebrated by the public
Sold IN n York only by Coms,ock & Brother, No
9, John st (; IN Columbus only by Blair; in Aber
deem bv Hampton & Herndon feb aa.3l-Iv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

ID UNATISM.-Comsiocks Nerve and Rons
"a Liniment, is warranted to cure any case If
Rheumatism, Gout Contracted Cords and Muselers
or stiff Joints, strengthens weak lmds, and enables
those who are crippled to walk again, Use this ar.
tcle and be cured go without and suffer, as you
will
Soldin New York only by Comstock & Brother
No. John ST. in Columbus only BY J. Blair; in
Aberdeen by Hampton g. lisrndon. feb. 22-a4-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

XEYggSS8
f.. 6. S 8Az.
| CHERRY PICTORIAL
PSE Ihs csrs -
COUGHS, COLDS. HOlRSEHESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPISC-COCGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
% SUI NEGLECTIr.
CONSU APTl0N
can Be and has been CURED m Thousands Of cases By
his only eeriaH remedy
JUDsoS's CLINICAL EXTRACT OF
CHERRY AND LII WORT,
snd no remedy has srsr before been dIscOIsred
THAT WILL cLRTAiSLY
CURE cons UMPTION.
'INHE most strong y marked aId developed cases
1 OF Pulmonary Consumption, where the lungs
have become diseased and liberated and the so
utterly hopeless as to have been pronounced by
Physicians and friends to be past all possibility OF re-
covery, and at times thought to be dying, has been
cured b. this wonderful remedy, aud are now as
well snd hearty as ever. II Is compound OF medl-
cations which are peculiarly adapted to and essen
TALLY necessary for the care OF Coughs and Con,
sumption. It. operation is m Id, yet ehecaciOus IL
oosens the phlegm which creates so much difficult
ty, relieves the cough and assists nature TO expel
from the ~ stem diseased matter by expectoration,
producing a delightful change IN the breathing and
chest and this, after the prescriptions of the very
best medica men and the inventions Of kind and
sorrowng friends and nurses, have failed 10 give the
smallest relief TO the Consumplve sufferer
Thousands 0f CoHsumptIre persons have been de-
ceyed repeatedly in buying medicines which were
said to be invaluable cures but which have proved
only palatives but this medicine is not only palla
tive, bnt cure for liberated lungs. 1t contains no
decterous Drugs and one trial vii prove is aston
shing efficacy better than any assertions certlfi-
Gates n curing consumption and al diseases OF the
Lungs. such as Splitting OF hood, pain in the side
and chest. nightswests, &c, &c.
About l0n0 certificates cf almost miraculous cures
performed by this medicine, from some Of the first
Doctors Clergymen and Merch n,s, have been sent
us for this medicine but the publications OF them
looks too much like Quackery (wll show them to
any person, ealing at our othce.) This medicine
pil speak for itself and enough IN its own favor
where ever it is tried.
CArroS.-This medicine is put up in large bot
lie and you must find the name OF Judson a Co.
Proprieors, N. York on the SPLENDID wrapper around
the bottle, .owhom al orders must be addressed.
Sold in Columbus only bv J. Blair, and in Aber'
deem by Hampton e. Herndon. feb 22-34-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
BLAIR'S
DRW : 9VURR o

lust received at this wei known establishment
- fresh supply OF pure and genuine Medicines
which viii be sold on as favorable terms as at any
house in the South. Physicians, planters and others,
are requested to call and examine the stock, which
has been selected with great care for this market,
We think they will find It equal CT not superOr) as
regards quality and variety to any in the State; and
making their purchase altogether from Importing
Houses they are enabled to sell on as good terms, as
any Drug House in the South or South West
Physicians Prescriptions FULLY put up.
DR.. Jas w. Hopkins will attend to the prescrip-
ton lepartment-a guarantee that all will be right
II that delicate and important part of the business.
DRUGS, MEDIC INES. AND CHEMICALS,
PAINTS & OILS, WINDOW GLASS
PUTTY AND BRUSHES. DYE
STUFFS * GLASS WARE,
PERFUMERY AND FINE
SOAP, STEEL PENS, d
SUPERIOR WRITING
INK.
A superior article of SPERM OIL, LARD OIL
ways on hand,
LANDRETII'S GARDEN SEED,
CROP 1850.
Pure old Brandy, Vines HOLLAND Gin T. OLD
Jamaica Rum, Pure Scotch Whishey for
Nedicdl purposes, and a superior drti-
cIeof Ten bath Green and Black;
SUPE RIOR CHEWING TOBACCO,
HAVA\NAH CIGARS,
Thankful for the patronage heretofore ATTENDED t.
the House. he hopes by street attention and dsNo
Siton to accommodate, at low prices, to merit the
patronage of discerning public.
Feb. =, lSJl--u32ly JAS BLAIR.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
cE,HE LIVER COupLAINT-Dr MLar

rENHE LIVER CONPL tINT-Dr M'Iane
J the inventor of the best remedy for that teartu
disease, which has ever been offered to the public
thus describes the symptoms which indicate a disc r
dered state OF that important organ:
SYMPTOMS OF DISEASED LlvER.--Pain in the
right side, under the edge ot the ribs, increased on
pressure sonnet mes the pain is IN the left side
lh patient is rarely alb e to lie on the lett side
sometimes the pain is ielt 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 appetite
and sickncSs--the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax. The head is troub-
led with pain, accompanied with du heavy sen.
satlon in the back part. There is generally con.
siderable loss OF memory, accompanied with pain.
ul sensation of having left uudone something which
ought to have been done slight dry cough is some
times an attendant The patient complains of wea-
riness and deblty--he is easily startled--his feet
are cold or burning, and he comp aims of pricklv
sensation OF the skin HIS spirits are low and al.
though he is satisfied that exercise would be benefi
caI to him, yet he can scarcely summon up forth
tude enoug to try it In fact, he dstrusts every
remedy"
Have you any or all of these symptoms? Cell and
purchase box of Dr. NJ Lane Fills, at.
June7 lS5l-l9-ly JAMES JONES e. co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
USE IHE
Grefe nberg Company s
FAEELX UrEpEgEME&g
' hIElh NInI ihbiI' ti'Lot P"chhh'E uuhP''
l. tltne Southern climate and its incident disease
The Green Mountain Ointment

VNliEIR VEGETABLE PILLS, peculiarly adapted
l. T. tue Southern climate and It's incident diseases.
The Green Mountain Ointment
This Salve has been 10 public use Tor ten years We
ask comparison OF It's virtues with the vaunt, spec>
hcs that I'll tho market
The SdrMpdriNd Compound.
Net pleasant drink bat medicine.
NdrShaHS Uterine Catho|icon
The attention II Planters aud Osereerrs is carnes,l.
invited To his preparation; It l. designed solely for the
haas o. Feat"Ir diseases embracing Falling of the
Womb, Flunr alhus aud all Uterine AID Uunary aztec.
tons We cli,m Tor il that il never fails when human
means can avail.
The DySeRtary Syrup.
For e cureol D,scucry, Uarrhaca, aud all bowel
complaints.
The He1lth BHterS.
ms tavg oratpg tonic.
The Eye Lotion.
simple and eifcacnu~ wash
THE CHILDRENS PANACEA: THE con
NUHPTITEN BALM: LIBBYN PIE
OINTMENT; FEVER and AGUE
PILLS
1r All agents for the sale Of the above medicines
will have certificates If cures holr possession and
which lhev will be happy t. exhibit TO any one. As.
sured ourselves, OF the value and reliability of these
preparations shall cpntlnue them brorc the public
asking for them on'y
1he Succr $ they merit
WELD n co. hereby announce that ih'v have re-.
nqnished their Agency of the GH.ErENBuRc oNrANY.
Agents IN Mississippi aud loutssna viii please settle
their accounts with, and address orders to
JD>EpH HUFTY,
50 Poydrass street, New Orleans.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
TESTIMONIAL.
RCv e, W. sEHoN-REv r, STEVENS.


Tho f,llawing la verbatim COPY Of certificate now
n tn p,ssraaa nt ha prnnriet If Rn Sarsapatilh.
Rev r. ". S,han !. vido, and generally known as an
eloquent sn3 accommodated Pastor Of the Methodist r.
Chn,cb sni Rev Y Stcv,noon has hren known as one
of tie nas' raft and is,lans members That tho krn
,pckv Conference nd asiui FOR mNnv wears ard NJ
this time is iliinv he Ugh and responsible Station Of
agent or the a. z BOOK Concern. Can tie world pro-
dlce better Satisfactory testimony in favor Of
any medicine
Towayulr, Nav 90. lslq
we have usod John RulNs Satsupatlh, and have
kpown il 10 he laed with entire Subtraction end We
have M hosi,a'in stating that W believe i ~ br
,sf, and valuable medical compound and ctcn'a,d To
praanoe nnc, rood and relieve much snttrlnr and
herciore would c'cerfuly and MOS, csrrc1o t,ca,n.
mend II 10 ho siiilcied Il SlENESNhN.
Te~,io,ay ''f ne fallo~lnl. ronlcrS snperAnons all
es.,H.rr - &c fIlcacv Of Bulls Natsararlla;
F.5o, ne ST ,NpFIi Professor Of Chemistry in tho
,,syin Ncdcnl College:
II have aos ecr the list Of mgr dents composing
H1 Res Cattp epd Exrac' Of Sarsapat''lo ADD hav'
woe h,tit.taa VIM that they form s1'" COMPOUND
rFp f y, -,.sts ,cr I'm ohrnnic Diseases H. whcl
risaea. .,N." LP NANpELI., ". d.
loai.a'le Jaoe 6, las.
Better testimony Than oiTercd in favor Of any
Nedicine.
Frnr, ~ Jls VI More
Nj Iohu Rull--l have M hesitation in saving thu
believe your ppariila 10 be the hest nrics
manufactured rDr tho cpre Of Scrous. and many othc
rp,sucon. md glapauer affections having nScd /, WI
entire snccess IN a run,Arr Of tie above cuses
louisville, Dec. &c. 1917 I'M MOORE, NJ. D.
Consump,ion. Liver Complaint, Female lrregu Srue
and Complaints Ses and Nervous Headache In,
Gniriis N,ch Seoats Exposure or Imp'udence in Iii
ia SnFin md
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
AGENTS

AGENT
CASTOR Il CAGE Columbus, Miss.
JOHN THORNTON. Starkyille,
W. COLEMAN \ co. Greensboro.
Columbus Miss, August Is, ls5i-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

ClirehUgh'S TricOpherOuS,
Let those now use
Who never used before,
And lei those who always used
Now use the more.
Reduced from One Dollar to Fifty Gents per
bottle
CLlREHUGH'S TRlCOPHEROUS, which has
~ been before the American public for Is years
has been reduced to such price as vii enable all
TO become benefited by its restorative and clean.
sing qualities, which are par excellent for restoring
the hair where it has fallen off, become thin or de-
cayed 1t prevents gray hair. and will cure all di
eases of the skim rendering the hair soft and gloss
II combines all the Qualities OF stimulate wash
and an oil What is here promised vii be guaran.
teed under penalty of $500
Principal Office, l79 Broadway.
Sold by c. II. Ring, corner of Broadway and John
street; Rice 4 Smith, New-Yotk Hotel Broadway
and by all Druggists and Fancy Stores in the United
States, CANDIDA and West Indies.
THIS superior hair storative is sold in Columbus by
TAYLOR Il MCCARTHY.
Nov. 10, 1901 n32-tt' Sole Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-06
Arriva, of the Empire city.

The steamship Empire City arrived yesterday evening
nom New Orleans and Havana bringing dates from the
latter place 70 the evening Of the 30th.
She brings nothing later from California
The steamship Philadelphia arrived at Havana, from
Chagres, or the morning of the 3oh The Ohio, from
Chsgres and San Juan arrived the same day.
The Ohio lelt San Juan the the 25th, and reports
having spoken tie U. s. steam frigate saranac 200
miles south Of Cape st. Antonio bound for San Juan de
Nicaragua
The Hon. W. sharkey American Consul, and family,
arrived at Havana on the soth, by the Empire City
The Z. c. passed the steamship Georgia, on the 31st
ult., so miles north Of Cape Florida.
The Rousset family arrived at Havana, from New Or
leans, in the Empire City and had commenced short
engagement st the Tscon Theatre.
The GGeetG de Ia HaIanG Of the 3oth ult contains no
news Of interest
The following came passengers in the Empire City
John A shaw, WIN McCullum, Charles Mandonado, Chas
yamone Jos kerras Chss France jose Misa cisco
from Louisiana and servant; c Noian holszmen
kcck, johnson, Henning, w Higgins Ellen Ken.
nedy and child, Proud Ira Conant Clawson, Peter
Geo KRUGER Horner Barker, Tragliaie, Fo-
garty, w Jeweon, A Roll. Roll, J Mulbroski.
PROM HAVANA.
Rotlee, Veptosimos, Pas, Jose Borgess. Francisco
Gsrcs, jose Vidal, 7hos Dc Leon, Rimon Canalyo,
varea Manuel Ayals Carbaja jose Fernandez Rose
berg, Caliol, Brundes.
FROM cHAGREs.
Mrs Brastow, Hewes, W Weston, D Cerp, Hewlett,
rue oidhsm, GoIaushiin, Gritbea. Love, BLACK,
Kerpel, T Greed, j Richards.
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts


JAyuARy 5.-Tte United States rs Dard Brgert,
Stpien Lus and others. The Caryfrt Lighthouse Case-
This trial. which commenced Saturday, terminated
this day in verdict for the Government. The facts
which were scarcey disputed are fresh in the recoec-
ton Of many The Typographical Department had been
in correspondence with Mr. Lepante and had contracted
with him for the manufacture Of lencular apparatus
for light house to be placed Carysfort Reef The
az paraus when finished had been here to Mr. ar
beck to be delivered TO the plaintiffs receipt Of the
price agreed upon $4,000. The containing IT. 81
in number shipped by the oneids instead Of the
Humboldt es intended, aud from this other
cause they remained at the Custom House here I'M
claimed for the period in which they would Il subject 70
duty be liable lie sold and they sold by order Of
the Collector by public sale being merely described as
81 Of machinery and bought by the defend
conceded that the transaction perfectly iar and free
from fraud. Tie contents Of the packages being dis
covered the presen. action Of sepevn was brought 70
j. Prescott Hail. Esq appeared for the United States
The ground Of the claim that the sale by auction
was mad. without authority Of law goods imported for
the United States not icing subject 70 duty but abso
r. Butler, Esq, for the defendants, insisted that
g. they had bought the apparatus at public sale at tue
Custom House that the government wss bound by the
acts Of their own agents.
The Court charged that such agents could only proceed
according 70 law ard this apparatus was not subject
to duties they could not be cold for them and the deen
dants could acquire no te ~ the purchase That the
PLAINTIFF, !! tney were nciydaas could upon the e'-
drce before the jury reclaim and recover the goods
,od 70 th,m. That the coliec'o. had no authority
s they wt9e not liable e duty any than marshal
yopd have Il sell under an execution II there we-e no
judgment They, the Court would 10 the jury formal
w. as the facts, whether the sg had been complied
with.
Notwithstanding the cleafness Of the Judges charge
the Jury tolc absent before they returned
verdict for the plaintiffs; and being poea though
they ftst,d Il the verdict OF each, said IL
under the judges charge and another had 80 found
on account = accommodation tbst the case be car
rifd NJ.
1he defendants applied for time TO prepare a blu Of
cycertions AMI % cary the case Up 70 the supreme
court ana tie Court. With ;he Of Mr Hail.
tgho urged tile pressing demands IL public interest that
lie lighthouse tLtll u erected) granted fifteen days
ftr TIT purrcse.
Al atpcaecnw a'.c mpde hat The apparatus should
nj fp Yeye4 but lie Court could grant injunction
against ic United states ant could not assist the d..
fendgnta III thas faracuihr their Jurisdiction only
III Jjrr oyer The master while before them.
The jury wss then discharged for the term and me
court yose
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NE WIS BY ELE Il APH.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
CAUcUsINo FOR OFFICERS.
The Legislatures Of other States,
&C., &Ec.s &c.
From Washington Clty,

From Washington City.
ADDRESS TO THE SENATE-INQUIRY RELATIVE TO
THE PUBLIC LANDS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1852
Kossuth did not address the Senate The Committee
informed him that the Senate did not expect that he
would deliver oration and he accordingly consented
to remain silent.
In his interview with the Secretary Of the Interior
Saturday, he alluded to his intervention project The
Secretary replied that his department devoted excu
svy to home affairs and that all questions of foreign
policy came through the State Department.
Kossuth then declared that the opposition which he
met at the hands Of Congress and the Executive
WINGED him that his mission to this country had
pletey failed He felt deeply disappointed at the recep
ton he had met with in Washington. 1t was wholly
unexpected.
He inquired in case body Of Hungarians desired to
settle in the United States if they could get tract
land9 Mr. Stuart remarked that Congress had the dis
position Of the public lands but that he had no doubt
tract Of land would be granted if desired Kosuth
corrected the Secretary and explained that did not
want the land gift-they would pay for t-but only
desired that 1t should be located that the Hungaran
could live together in a separate community.
At the Presidents dinner, on Saturday speeches
made. N.Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-06
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

TIE SIERRA MADRE REVOLUTION TERRIFIC pArrtr
AT CERRAIvo- SEVERAL AMERICANS KuIEu-
Fr1our or Tur prvorrrroNrs rc-rpr ,,r-.'...
T.p,rp-.,,rp,c.a ,lorn, ,,a shS MEAL AN
armr w., r.c,,e - @ AhfANCE-
~. H. .nr,., - 49, , snhDi i INC, ely.
f-ar 49,. S, - she s.ioousr Ootaes, napt iortfrj
Si. h 0snsisso ~ Nsm orisss on me zith ut,
suVices nay oeeh received from the mo Grande By
is we ,eW Orieans facdyne mas received the
rst humoer OF the 1meficGn RAG apapsr published az
btoWhsviie Ie&ss lGs dated December 10. This pa
Per REEVES the name under which ths Rio braro
Formerly published it speaks condemn story the
revolution in Norihern Mexico denoupcos those engaged
in It, and advises all Americans to abide by the OF
their country and take part in the movements of
Carayaj.l for when II predicts speedy overthrow The
folio wing Is extracted from the Flag
The stesr. Csmanche arrived here late on Monday
night, bringing of the battle a, Cerrayo
between the forces Caravaa and those II Cen Jaure