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DR.. KUHI.,s

A&755INIA nlIXT'URE,
For Colds, L.6li~,ra, sasfirsaess, I'iies. A6ee-
bon Of Tho hsdney and Biasisjtr, Grorei, 60.
'esyhra. Chefs, tie Wales. Weakness, and
ofaer Female Complaints. III sfB
liz For particulars see small bills.
i.ynchburg. va, Oct. g, 1851.
IN. :. krHI: Dear Sir: I wrote you some
i'mf since, hut received nosnswcr. am most
happy 10 infiwna you, that MI Of our last supply
o. Your Medicines have hrcn disposed Of and
hnro gircn great satisfaction. The demands for
the A6gsxinia Mixture sad the Gulf Nine Bal,
sun are daily increasing. aud will be the most
popular medirines Of the day. Please send me !
aesh supply immediately. FraternaIIy. yours.
- a Z. H. ATKINSON.
For sale by DR.. 8. d. Scheduled. D. Hearth
aud. Mar Fhos. H,'wev,on, HiIisboroush; Car
d Watson. Chapel IIiil; Cooke h M. Cradtens.
Tally 70; DR.. ID. 7. Weir, Greensbosough; R.
j. Mitchell 4 Co., Oxford.
ID. ]. KUHL & PAscHAI.. OXFORD. Princi.
pal Office for North Carolina. 10 whom Agents
Medicines.
May 10. 35--Jyrow
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The poliry Of The Wing par y has al
WAYS been Ia administer the Govcynmen,
los The hene6, oe the " v,c naiion- In
The nsmaiion Of The p;sriy NO merely ser
tional Issues or one idea principles we're
aiL'wed la sner into ils creed. The Con-
siisu,lem a. i 10 was taken as the hass NJ
lis belirE and such construction was
r,,a upoo its acquisitions as you'll apply
equally Nv the interests Of The whole ma.
tion. $50
The Constitution asrIs waA formed ori-
ginallv with a spisii &c sampsnmise- Dis
rartaaEs nlleVsss az the dlarfeni scriinns
were hannonirrd by compromise. Mnh-
ont that spirit il crsl,a ns~rs l.ss~e held ~
together day. Wilhnur the Cens' is.,.
lion an The Union we never rould have
been the great and prosperous sowaify
ne INV ase.
Stnre the aormasium vi ,Ae t.nns,nuiis,,.
periods have arrived when the same spis,p
"i c,a psemise which constructed tha, in.
sirnmeni has s-eis neer ssary Zee us iaipf.
probation. The .srHe feehas NJ eanplIia.
tim has existed and has snmeh such
compromises. 10 preserve this ealnre
IN The history Of our Unon and the nm
grrss our Government. The true palrio,
WIN he called upon often TO hear. 10 sac-
ril're. hr give np henes, prrin,lire., and
seek n spira of harmony.
Tue bate eHmrIresnisrs that have been
made were enlrredi ina,n k,rr the same
general views. fInm a. a!s-irr &C Keeping
The different srrurns of The u'nisn. H. har.
'n"m'ns action. As sui, they are nav
naii"nal measures and no ran,luIa,p for
the Presidency can he a national one .n-
less he iswfling, So Ear as his Influence
exieMt-. IN sspmst ,lIese measures. or !,
iea>nlHa disiafs them in their operation.
i heaaa Gin. Cosrunf.
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A GOOD oNg.

- n e. &
S"mrinne >nre hls MeIlnalisa Epis- o.
pal ministers Of New York met in Con
vcniion. and tlenonnce,.sihe Fnu,,ive Shave
Inv as heing opposed 10 the Snrip,uresI
Fhis accused; member Of nne Of be
churches, who answered. Ills minis,eri.l
document with pnngenoy, and closed h;s
communication wiil,s an exrar, FINN one
81 The church espesilnns t,m The use a.
The Sabbath ScIiuls. az fellows
Who was Philemon /!
sh was n,inisrr. a fellow>lal,orer
with ST. Paul. . ~
mo was Oncsirnns! g
= , slave OF Philemon. ~ho.I,aving NIB.
'ea nus master. ran away from ham.
" ia' hrcame of Oussinus.,.
-. Paul found him, and after B.;n. IL.
s'r'lnenIaR in his c,aver-io,i. son, him
PACK To ll,s master, nnl feeling il laaf.I In
deiain hian 3gg 4l :
the writer challenged these ministers
20 draw any other than The GLOWING con.
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Important Treaties with the Ind
ans.-1'hr Bs>iIinrsou Republic contains
an .bslf4cs 81 me ihfrs Iasv iTeslief sofm-
ed with The Soar Iads2sss, AID pow be-
fore he Senate far rzslkfzlioa. u sp-
pesrs Inc Dshrosas eede lheif lsnds east
az he Sioux nstr and lac Traverse 70
he Mississippi. exp<ps reservation 81
aa< hundred miles ia knglh and twenty
in width on The hesdwzlsfs Of ihe river
MIuHesolz. They are n remose 10 illis
reservation within two years from the
dale: and sfies removal. are 10 receive
s275.00o 10 sssrt,he fairly il shsH new
loealion. go, 600 are 10 be expesdrd
in breaking land. erecting mills, and es-
lzblishins . a,asasl i>hos school; and
jbsy arg 10 receive fsf sfiy years an am
nrny OF s6s.000. payable as fellows :
Cash. $4,000, civilization fand. sl2.-
600; gauls snd provisions. 81 70 900 ed
uca'ian, $4,000.
The Med-ay-wa-Kan-iosns and Wah-
pay-koo-lay bands rede all The hssSs
now held by them in Ioxs and Mnness-
Ia. For future Occupation. lnsy >ss 70
have reservation Of The average width
Iol len miles on either ssle AZ The nve'
Minnesota. bounded ~ The FAST by tie
Little Rock river. an lhe vesi by The
'rechay sam-bay aud YrlIow Medicine
rivers, and south by line running from
The mouth of the I.iille Rock 10 HE Iitk
wsraja river. $4,000 ara ID be paid 10
lheln CIR the seIll~Hes Of debts and IA
aid in removal; s30 900 fr the cree.
iion of bniIdings, opening II farms, &c.
$4,000 Annually, as eisillza'ioa fan,I
$4,000 annually. as edusaiis,nal fsad
$4,000 annuaIly. Eer gaeds and psovl-
Sims. and $40. 600 in cash. The sKnui.
tIes TO continue. as in the other csse, fifty
years.
The viIlager hand Of Chippewas reds
country sixiy-6vs sailss in width By
auc hundred anil fiiiy in length. running
~ both sides VI the Red river Of The north
$3o.00U 10 I've paid in cash, with rash
amAuiiy ef $4,000 for twenty years.
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GEN. SCOTT.

A correspondent 81 The Rlchnmn,F IN.
quIrer thinks that Gen Scoli will CERTAIN
" be the Wing rmdidsle tnn ile Prrsi-
deucy, and recommends. Gen. Houston
~ his Democratic brethren as The only
maj that can beat hnr. 'rhe' wriper, !,
sesnss, differs widely from the. editors al
the Enquirer in regard To Gem Sssr's
rhas..a'es position. popularity. &c. tpe
SAYS, h
: Ills great military reputation and h 8
lrerd''m 'sonL nilra'sm, Ir",n, hanaiicis,n,
Northern or Sou,hrnN are the prominent
points. Of success IN bus character. His
trirnsIs have no n'liun lha, he shall be run
as The zone idea" candidate. lie is no,
going 10 throw himself Tor supporl on The
free sollefs alone. Willia few weeks
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THE RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES,

THE RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES. "
The meetings Of The various annversa.
ries (al Boston and New York; during
the past week have been much more
largely attended than usual. and The prn-
eeedlngs ~e many Of them have bern of
the n,.'st interesting character. One sign
as 10 iliem lias heeis remarked ,ipon---rlle
craving indiaposiiialb among The leading
secis Oh ihisqle with THEN affairs il,lg.
r,anls an The puhiicnl measnqes Of The
time. For the most par, a.oient ahasc. of
balilieal men. AMI we May aid Of even
the sla law. has beeig left to the. anti.
s'saery conventions and in some eases,
when The s!asesy question has been han
died, Il as,d;,ne In a iiIr different spir,
from that ~'hirhl prevailed d year ago.
This sign we interpret ID be, that good
sense. wider patriotism. and a deeper
insight inlo the position Of the country.
are fast taking the plare of that. wild la
uaiicism, aud local spirit. AMI Rirpant M
,ligssallon that clalaeterized the action. 81
these meetings only. a year aga. The
soaer second-,l,onght of the people is AT
work. REASON, is supplying i'le place Of
viinprralion g.he gosd aud grand old
love ofcoumry Is coming up IN rebuke &c
The spirit Of disutiap !. aud ia place Of
coniehiIon and strife, of dsmagogisn aud
fanalirism. there are signs Of restoration
Of lIarmony and Of Intelligent and dis
eliminating appreciailoa Of. The political
ialies, thai belong 10 'lle psople as fellow
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ASTIDorE ros PoRss,--lHusfxrd IS
one Of the best, and always most con-
venicnt articles to be used when poison
has been taken into the stomach. Mix
large teaspoonful Of il in powder IN =
sf'abler Of warm water, and swallow It
afoafe- II it dies not act Immediately
as am clnsric, take another. As soon
as thc vomiting is over, swallow ta-
blespoonia! of sweet oil, and you are
cured, vi s'out stomach pump or doc
"rS Duh The Plough.
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~UouAiy the Lsrd.r-ur. cay
The foIIos inx extfset Is tzkse from :
sermon Of he Rev. Theodore clspp. q
New Orleans. on Horship. which We
end in the Resyuse
The mail lately brought ss Tie nel-
ancholy Intelligence hat the Hon.
Henry CLAY Is sbost to sink lnts Tie
grave. Tie last winter Of bis rvsi-
denee herr, in the family q DR.. Mer-
Ger. in . private interview. ! had the
pleasure * listepipg % his sentiments
On tire nest interesting Of all subjects,
religion. He said, Il believe IN the
truth .ef christianity. though ! am not
certain Of having experienced that
change Of heart which divines call the
sew birth. Bet | trust in God and
Jesus, and hope for Immortality.
have not for years retired at night with
out prayer for the blessing Of Heaven
and that, in his infinite mercy. he would
be pleased to prepare me for the joys Of
another aud better world. | have tried
the world and found its emptiness. II
cannot flI and satisfy the hsnsan mind
Nv dear sir. how utterly diseonsoidfs
xhosld we be without something better
beyond the grave :"
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- 40 Dsrissi day q : eslssiill faFsdsss.
Az. cI.r, uhes 6l.y ysas sefsles iat l'ls
rosn,ry. iii skjoy he Esss q s.ssnisy
herr sllef.
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IA arr.f NJ isusT rnniniaing fnous :
i sa,i.lr sssry good Wig q re sezsl.
.hns lie osshl 70 I'D Ibs sBrefss q slss
seou sirkel. His sifxs. VOID y o'sn'iy {
,ns rnsr,n 10 sons q The Pfejud'ees OF
pzssioos Of smzI pet'iiszI skqoes. s'l' y
.i.e The erxe suenssh Of iis wh'xs. ana
.<nd s.reasly 70 svesp sIsss = 1h<'f ess.
rrus nany Of the practical and ns1ies-o'.
l.c, men On she oher sitje. Sol . ns
we.k opponent Most i.n<s'seir. me,'
deeply 70 be depIared wiiI bs sh< Tsss'a
az sesing upon surh sn rsnns's o. nc
adversary with whom we have 70 dez':
Scott Is not going TO disturb the Cs'npfo-
misc. Ne IN v.uy Sosshe'n saa'fs ~
onposilian 70 Csss. Bschsssn Or nooglz'-
Tie win carry ,esiuss eili'~f q iasn'
Kentucky. Tennrssee. Moth Cansiii,a.
and probably Plrrids- wiIh far q ne
! New England States certain. slnnx si'i
New Yorh, Pennsylvania. Ohio, nss lef-
sew. DeIawarr. Maryland. Michigan
Czgsins, an bss Cas-. tc~s, and With ihs
6~a chance Tor California and 6ee'g's.'
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. That ~ =" s-.y IRON h,-.
= hA s'o'"ef mtalx.s.
Ioand BIN s~ ' H'm % h's ma.
'<f. 1900.
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eo""es's'' INV as Las q a.s
my ns"s ne n'sii b
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qs'e"y S,x = 'ss okr
2" US ''''-
s-ss
LetIef H. go cceu-Ihe ediior
- ~ Oeosee"" Ay.l Herald ",
seen . fveent fesseT Srom Gen. Scsts,
IN when ne sy 49,.
nave no. Puo'e opinions to con-
sesl-i have pst one SCI o. sP'u'ons "a
these ssu3ess ,es me people e the
Norm' soams ~ lest and
fhss op'S.o'ss az prsP6ref 10 submit
70 ysnera eens'asF'ss, ~ soon a.
sssfsoe eRPoff."'ty prsseHfs ussy ei.
ues y u< seuoe = : Ssa'e o. . Ma
uonAi Spnsesnss. - me Wig Ma
uona' canssst'oe ess Tor ny views N
me ieaa'ns ost's = NE asy. thes
WIZ promptly. ana 'st exTt'eiiy b
80 ~4y fg-i.,- --'--
In IxniofE NnioSAL COUNCIL
hsh'p ssndesrlds' - 'hr Diocese o.
Chiesro' ss'le" iresn New ioik an Sal.
HfslAy 'or 'isrfrs.'s ~ ~ s'ssmship
A'lsnnr. en- ROSIE '"s Ko'ns. whnhsrhe
goes - oeses = ~ ~erses o. NE rrsea
cs'n''r r"nns' l""nr"' held ~ bslit
more. 10 be iStn beisss rus Tie TX. whs-e
!; SANCTION iney ~o'' feerive !" give them
sasssiy. f<ss s'.'ee, propose the erfa.
,s'1 y ne~ A,sn'ep''rops. See a. San
Francisco. ~ cda,Iofn'a; See al Sanla
re. 70 supsrsede me present. s'esfaie al
Apostolic /, 'csfa's 70 De formed OF Ia.
fern F'a'"s' s"a sno'hsf /" 'he upper
peninsula = ~rn'ss@ 0ees sre also y
, ra1''sn'n J. Mn'"e n'o"k'yn, on Long
So .ys".. - w 49, .s'ey I's'
"..s,'-. r.'... . !" N"''n
o. i. r,: N.,,i.:.Is
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80 '' -. se slss ssA'
0,.,x,., n;...,.- a. .o....
= ,hs ., s"s.,,;. a.I a
az. ",L.'". :. 1. ".s saoss
49, s..an,. e. s.s..ss .;s "s.e
Far. ,hs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. eas'
MIL. $500. ~ ss.:I..,. q.
c.ms..l =. 10
u r-a1.s;a.
p-;.' :
/ c,N..s
Whals rnmisr e ,;sss la, fs.,;m.
tedl oso
.fhe loss az pronertv -. hav, mn
means Of learning. INT ;udy;ng from
the nature az the ,cridents' 4 must
have been great ;..l,sd
'asae -
IN. IT,. cr.,-. r.. -, !, IL.
1 W. s.ss.'i "ss..si Aa', ~
p.,s;. ca .s wv
n.n,.,r :, - S,;, liz ~ 49, sat-
- :. - k. 49,
a,S S,xyerra ,,r 10 ria rl,;m..t Ne
FAINT or Varnu;rs countv Va TLe
! Harr;shurv Trievr..h st.;ns. ,h., phil.
l;nshrs Eys,I ;w ~, Town whsr. \. has
= family Car shs. Lst fS,..n, ,a,r. and
that mcas,x,s ar, ,I,.ut IN h. salen 70
fest the lsvaI;rx ~ - rrocs.I;nos n
the r. ! Car.,.;s Il ~. s..s
The arrest h,s r,,,ssJ ~rc., !, s;,.,n.n,
aud snhscr;.s;,.ms s- ,. 4. 49,. .a ~
nurehase ~. rrrsi,. u M rnr;,;,e "
ali -~~.44~.~-.~~ II ~
learn is,vs IN, N. Yo,k Herald !, that
$50 ~, .i,.. -. I.,-.,..
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- n a % - <TIu<x-
by me Me- "s - - a.
day We hnS thst tse Soes " .
Empire Wy arg sme acANe - -
prsvss OF me DIT ossols S g. ;,
giving away me anus rn' ",.. ~ far
the un'teu suites anu ,'' .'..ssaasd
any sa,. lra~ e.aia..;a ..vv.nh
y !. ,na. FIJI g = .;,a s;rn;S~rnt e he
y sne 49, .ans;d~r.hl~
ues'sns 49, IN. .nds.xor;ng
'1 = - 80. - ,h.a-,h Con.
0
S s =,
Tine LAND hEfses Mkxiis-
Co.mitfes having charge OF inc rs'N
Gathering have gwen OUT una. aey
VIII urge upon Their CONSTITUENCIES 20 .e
Senate the urgent necessity o. ,s.ns
homes 70 me l@'aless; anu s .s:a oe. u.e
weatner pp'e unPsuPinotSs eh's ss'ss-
noon, they VIII gather AZ ianmah!
HALL HE hon. Andrew johnson, 9,
Tennessee, ne Jafnsr q me pntm
honTSeal oiH, now nrfore the senate !.
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We view York Journal Ol Commerce
Frnnounces the Homestead Bill an mi
qalianus measnrc.
.li will take and inlncnse qnaniiiy ol
land originally belonging ,a sesrM of the
Old Thirteen States in illem iaslsvishsal
capacity, aud by The latter surrDlrrcd ia
the nation Tor public purposes. and gise
IL array 10 a particular class of eAisrns,
contrary 10 the whole spisa 81 ors in-ii-
mss,n<. 4fA W
2. II will greatly depre, iass, ~,,i IN
many rases render worthless. new lands
IN the West. belonging In inAishAraIs in
the .kI States. igho have paid so them
more thar they are wnr h. evea wiahoaI
any government interference 10 depreriaie
them.
2 u viii he Offering n dirers bride.
chiefly Al The expense ri The ril States,
is tempt away sinh of ,hem people A.
have M land, whatever else they r,sny
possess. M
4. ID will renrpt herds Of The wesst and
poorest populations n Europe n, rome
over 10 This cuuniry. where's we are al
ready receiving quile a. many AZ are far
the advantage of The Republic. OF the SAFE
~ ef its Institutions. The annual i'm
migration. inrluding hal through 'ana,la.
is rh les than 200 900 or 400. 900.
8. 'Fh,i- hAif passed. into law, will
lpslruv one " ous alsisf rrspnrcrs in Time
ef war. h ease Of n wac wilI, Great Rrii-
ain. Zoe instance. our revenue from aus.
s,Ns wonlsl he i cry .mall~ I,niihe pub
he. ias,ds il we retain iksm. will be a
siaEding sonrce aG rsvrm,e mnl very
large, oae in iha@rem ii war with 4 great
commercial nalioa.
q |, VIII -quanarr awsy an Invaluable
i,aseiManv, WHICH viii he wanted nv nnr
amt our cisildsen's eIII,I%m
We do hnpe that the Senate. tie eon-
SENTATIVE m,meaof The aaiioii. will arrest
the sI,cKlas measnre or The sHaI. n l,as
not lmcm prnrepw discussed a,uh under-
STOOD MS the people. A. hs,st pisa. rs
time 10 ,lask az IL. Ampaesse so vac, IN
its sweep, aud Iar,yeah;ng in iis cnnsc-
qnenress sI,ou,hn"t I've passed wlfont The
mos, ma'Hrs doliberaliun. .L.nk To the
e da9 .saa ia al
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Mrs. CAAvs--s DO you know that
Mrs. Henry Clay has Rever visited
Washington g Her domestic eAanc-
ter seems to have been formed for the
quiet shnsle of Ashland ; and though
beS wonan's heart beat high when she
saw "young Harry with his beaver on"
in the midst Of the greatest events that
have madehi name immortal, yetby her
the blessings Of home and Of fireside,
were to be preferred. Now that the
statesman is wasting away, berpresescs
would alleviate his suiierings. and pre-
pare bin for his final reckoning But
now she IS too old to come. She could
not bear the toilsome journey from Lex
ingtos, and she remains a. II we're, .
watcher for the fatal news
A en- days ago, she sent him bo-
guct Of flowers; but when they reached
here they were faded melancholy
evidence that both the siver aud the
receiver we're fast hasteping to that
bourne whence no traveller returns.
6 Wdsh Cor Pail Tenn.
This lisa very good story in regard
to Mrs. Clay, and we are sorry to spoil
it, but truth requires the correction.
Mrs. Clay, then, IN her day hasbeen one
Of the gayest and most graceful women
in the Federal Metropolis. and Is so re-
pnebeseahy naRy inthe District Of Co.
bia- She has, bowever, been an excel
leht wife and mother, and always distin-
guished for her domestic qualities.
M. -.. M AZ IL Erurfss.
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Ny private kiiers from Ninevsh. ~
learn says The N. York Herald lha.
col. Rawllnson, WIN 10 now conducting
the excavations, abandoned by Mr.. Lac
yard, . has epenrd out the entire place Of
sepul,nre Of she Kings ard Queens Of AZ.
syria !" here they lie,r we are told,
in huge stone ssrrophagi, with ponder
aus lids, Decorated with The royal osaa-
'se@s aud eus,ume. jns, as they were de-
posised more Than 1000 ycars ago.
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Duass sutaiiy uestroycu 10
Whole number Of lives lost (estima-
ted) $50
The loss Of property we have no
means Of learning; but, judging from
the nature of the accidents, it must
have been great indeed.
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The eG<es proJseeA by Ibis eo..s.;
esss"s ~ss es<ruw. Pe"rIe b<s,s :. ;,
anime ios sh<mselsss, ss3 lh~ r<.r,,..
eoumrnreJ. The shI~s 'IAe~soxi.ns a 4.
essy taking the lad ssd sks rrpvl, !.
shss - We Fnsnive SI~ve Law !. :.
quietly execsted = ~, city - ,ss .,
an ne snsusr h~sk.
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Nasiaas lroni Use Il.lsEgr.of t.ek "a
a,ey isushi g der Ssbbalh s haol.
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&eSm5vaf Disxsters---An account
in the st. Louis IntelIigcncer shows
hat since the LIST Of January there have
been Twenty-Five Steamboat accidents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10
Gperial Notice..

.-s,sr Beth Sides the people Of the City ef
y.I VAC are opposed TO the increase Of the Paupsr
rs,s,,.n and Crime that result directly from the
s6c. and are in favor of the same legal protec-
- ,hsss evils which now have agains. shetrafio
~,sfsi, coin OF bank notes. obscene books and pie
- ,~ssments Of counterfetng and gaming. diseased
~, ,eiecssd food, and infectious hides. are invited to
.'-,h,, d mass meeting in Metropolitan Hall. on WE'D
srSpAY EVENING. March TO- The Arguments offered
~ late liquor Dealers Meeting will theA be reviewed
= s,s~Sed BY Hon 4 D CULVER. Rev. II. ".
,rrcHER. Rev. T. L CUYLER, of Trenton. R N
n.yrNs, EsQ. Seats reserved for ladies in the hIst
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lust PUBLISHED, in neat pamphlet

lust PUBLISHED, I'M neas pamphlet
A. form price 12i cents Archbishop Hughess Lecture
THE CATHOLIC CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF
TIE UNITkD SrATES-A Lecture, delivered IN Metro
potan Hail. On Monday Evening. March 1872. fer the
benefit the House of Protection. under the charge Of the
Sisters Of Mercy. By the Most Rev John Hughes, D.
Archbishop Of NewYork.
This last Lecture of the Most Rev Archbishop furnish
view History OF the Colonies from tho earliest
pen6c and exhibits the religious influences which
involved in the Revolutionary contest and give
peculiar value TO those who would truly understand the
history Of our cOuRtry.
In thus discourse, the Most Rev Archbishop has proved
beyond cav only by force Of Argument but by pow
eiful and undsp ntabe array Of facts the
debtedness Of the United States to Catholic Powers and
Catholic Influence for their Liberty and that Religious
Liberty was not boon bu, entirely matter Of necessity
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER,
no 81 Enllon ST. near Broadway.
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~ Notice to Passengers from Panama -
Californfa.--The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called upoA give public notice that
tick will be recognized by their agent at Panama which
are not signed by an officer Of this Company. and shat
tickets thus signed be obtained only at their Agency
No III West st., of G. L. BARTLETT Esq, Boston
OF Of Mesns. ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO.. New
Orleans. By order: WM. II. DAVIDCE, Secy.
Hev-Yerk Ian &c. 1852
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~ The Second Peoples Building Assscia.
uon.The Books Of this AuOciatirn are now open for
mesulbers at the Office No 199 West 18th st. AID AL
VINO wish intend take shares this popular As
soeaion had better do early day. from present
mocatons all Will shortly be taken In order 20 AFFORD
every facilty to subscribers meeting will be held
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March 10, at the Assembly
koom corner OF 15h ct and 9Th where full particulars
nay be obtained il important that all WIS have sab
scibed should be present the By Laws viii be ready for
dntronon and several matters relating to the future
workng OF the Association discussed Remember, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at n o'clock
OLIVER II LEE President
AB'M. MCBRIDE, Vice President.