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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20
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A full report Of hossuth'a speeches al
Harrisburg are given on our Seventh and
Eighth Pages. Our readers viii agree
with Us. that for touching and powerful
eloouetce, they have scarcely been sur
passed by any Of the noble efforts Of the
great HungaIiao.
The arrival Of Kossuth at Pittsburgh has
been delayed by the state Of the roads.
In Congress, several petitions and resolu-
tons Of interest were presented in the
SENATE Among them. one on the question
Of making Land Warrants asaignable. For
further particulars see journal OF proceed
ines.
H. the House, the printing Of the Census
Report called forth protracted debate.
A resolution was passed, ordering 100000
copies OF the Report in The GloJe, for the
use Of the House, at one cent per copy.
Another letter from Bayard Taylor, de-
scribirg life IN a Nile boat, and one from
tic Princess Of Belgioioso on the Turkish
character. Will attract attention.
Mormonism ia Norway, Executions ia
Csntof, and the French at Salee or our
sixth page, disclose some curious facts.
The storm Of Sunday appears to have
prevailed in everysquarter. Roads univer-
sally blocked up. No mail South Of PhiIa-
&c, hia, nor from the East.
hlter twenty.seven days Of mortal toll
the evidence" il the Forrest Divorce
Case is al in, aud formidable mass Of
mat;er il is indeed. Probably two days on
each side VIII be consumed in summing up
20 tie case may 60 to the Jury on Saturday.
I he Harlem Train for Albany ran ioto a
freight train two miles this side Of that city.
More Of The passengers were injured, but
seyeIsi cf the hands were seriously
wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20
A Women's Temperance Convention

Is called to meet in Albany on TUESDAY,
the 9Th ias,, and il VIII shock the modesty and
sense Oi womanly propnCty and deicacy OF our
Rum-selling friends when we tell them that
Women Who love the cause o. Temperance are
asked to come together from all parts Of the
State and bnng Ia petitions to the Legislature
asking for tn" Peseagr Of TuS MarNr Law.
The Daughters Of Temperance lead this
movement, but every Temperance Woman IS IN
vltod to take part III ii. Those who canno,
attend are urged to send in their petitions, al
dressed to Susan B. Anthony, No - Broadway,
Albany.
This is the first attempt that We remember
to hold a dis,inctively Women's Temperance
State Convention We dare not hope that there
will be a very numerous attendance from the
remoter Counties, but we look for q few earnest
and capable friends Of the cause from all the
great Counties, with a large attendance from
those nearer Albany. That It's proceedings viii
be harmonious. energetic and convincing. and
It's influence most salutary, we have every rea-
son 10 hone
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ouly of that Hungary which IS sierhly re-
.o've5 n regain It's freed m, which does
not appear 70 include Court Casimir Bi'thy-
sry, bu. that 1t includes far larger ma
ion.y Of the Hungarian Nation tnan that
which recognized AID respected the legal
ard rightful Governor Of 1913, We have re-
certassurances and most uadou5tng con
yIst.on.
The Tunes, N giving place to the
Counts letter, states even more clearly
tie radical grounds Of hostility TO kossuih.
lie IS q Rspu5llcqa-whlch Batthyany and
Tie Times are not-hence their warfare
on the frs: Of EursPeaa Patriots. Says
TIE Times
Pc had stood forth the visible heal OF the eE-
trfue Revolutionary party N Hungary. and uhlef
ttsse co.Ors he h41 maintained desperate s.rlz e
against .hs soyere..n whose allegiance ne hAl -
ca-Ced Or his justification for suca courses re n
,frpoee Al present 20 opinion Il ~ quite suhclent
for our plrpose % safe thai as far as NJ hossi'a
> known % Europe ne ~as EnoSn N a character
sf-ch differed n no material respect from that D.
zzIni. Throusaoutthe whole continent ne vas
orrrfalr recr-rizet and adopted - me fraiernlte
O! Democrats he VAS greeted - every tsn WIKI
tue msfoUic - mPeily and N MS azores 20 'hs
Red Republicans of Marseiles he responded 20 the ?
srrameuis with the genuine impulse OF a brother
These, properly stated, are the essen
tial reasons OF The TImes's hostility to
Kossu,h, as well as those Of other mc0aT-
cfists throughout EuroPe-and America.
+ !, strange that the should commend him
TO tie admiration ard - mpathies of earnest
oeFlDicaus throughout tae world
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Opposition GEsrnAL CoMMIrrrss.-In

OPPOSITION GENERAL CoMMIrrEEs.-ln
reference to these tao Committees 1t appears that
he Hunkers are greatly in the ssceniancy, and the!
so far as the Committees are concerned, they are
Goth almost unanimously IN favor Of Cass. Angus
us Scheil, Of the fifteenth Ward having been elect
I'd Chairman Of the Old Mems Committee, and John
Wheeler also Of the Fifteenth Ward, having beer,
BY reclamation, elected Chairman Of the Young
Mems General Committee. Both Of these gentle.
men arc well known Cas- Democrats Gen. Ca.
beng their FIRST second and as choice for the Pres
idency. The lee. named gentleman John Wheelsri
was the Cass candidate OF the Fifteenth Ward for
heir Delegate tn the Baltimore Convention from the
Sixth Congressional District but was beaten by one
vote BY MS opponent, Anthony Degro Of the BeV'
eth Ward also Csss man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

NEw-YoRK CRY INDUSTRIAL CoNGaEss-
The third meeting lor 1852 will be held this evening
the New City Hall. debate is expected on the
recognition Of equal social and political rights to
wcmeD Il was moved a. the last meeting tina; al
persons whether members of the Congress or no1l
having interest in the matter be invited TO par
ticipate in the proceedings. Ninety Associations
are ROW represented IN the Congress.
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= DO not forget DR.. Gaseous Lee
ture on Tn Laws q Respiration a. the Taoer.
uaclc his evening. There Is no human being
who does not need the information which Dr. G.
Is eminently qualified to imPar' on this subject,
and very few Who already possess II Most OF the
hstitatiors OF poor and rich alike are constructed
in ignorance aud defsnce Of the Laws Of Respi.
ration hence debility and disease. lie: us listen
nnd lfaIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

OLIVER CHARLIcS was thus elected Delegate
a. The fourth ballot BY this move OF the friends
of Ryrders and Cohen. When the result was
announced the successful parties set mp loud shOu.
and crow ed mos. Justify. GERsHoS COHEN had
great majority The votes for alternate delegate, oai
declined accepting this nomination.
Tie al,euacy was then rendered 10 Capt. Rrs.
rrRs. Who 6ecl ned the honor, inssmuch as he bal
been candidate Tor Delegate. lie was, however,
10 favor Of the appointment OF some friend OF Gen.
Cass-some enc favorable to the nomination oil
Cas- ard Buier-and named GEoRoE w. Is.Acs, Of
the Second ward, as such person, The COnVen-
ton. however, refused 10 listen to Capt. Rynderss
Ceclirailon and, until the official proceedings are
published, we cannot say whether It IS isaacs or
RyndeIs Who goes TO Baltimore as the alternate Of
Mr. Charick. The triumphant Delegates then wen.
around to Welch's' ard had quite time IN re-
loicIg over Chsrllcks election They then went
up to Broadway srd chartered sleigh, and wen. on
sc CHING party 10 Mr.. ChaTllck's, at the Washing
TOD, Lower Broadway, where they undoubtedly re.
operated on the finest Of wines, &c, according 10
Democratic useges," in sucn eases made aud pro-
lited. The beaten Delegates retired from the Con
YeLiion with the longest OF vsages all their pros
poets Of Office under an Opposition Administrator
having been blasted while the rum and money they
had consumed IN getting chosen Delegates TO this
amusing and interesting Convention was " so much
thrown away in their estimation. We pity tAs
scCmfted and admire the mastery tactics OF Ryr.
Gers AID CChen lhe latter Of whom is said to be IN
ier tonfs 'or The selling Of policies to the "bOyss
Of his vicinity. Dan. sickles and those other Rsw
candidates" haCnt sight"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

Ma. PIERPoyT's POEM The Poem BY
Rev. John Pierpont before the Mercantile Library
Association, which was announced FOX las, erenias
was omitted on account Of the great snow storm
which prevented the arrival OF Mr.. Pierponi, tie
roads being impassable. Il viii be delivered 10
night, and Ne are sure tina. the Gefy muse Of re
poe. will show marks OF chill, ia spite Of eE2S'
sure TO the severe northeaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

Ths Almanac 3 nov qgslihsa ard ies%y flr dsiiFsry
hnsv 10 o5,sEsd a. he q re Publishing 0ss
or fire Bookseers "a ne CIR cauatry TAsieae' o.
CAevaiieI H1lsesII - Darisl Wsos-sr, and M web
stsrs celebrated rsciy srs Itsnsd n l. TIE I-,s o.
Co1.en'svlll 5e fouId 10 sn,.LeF column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

SECOND WARD DELEGATrS TO THE IN
DvsrRI,L coNoREss--A regular meeting Of the
WorSingmeL's Alliance OF the Second Nari, ON
Saturday evening, MICHAEL RYAN, tee PresiGen, IN
the Chair, and ID. {. Henderson,, SecIeiSiy i've
Delegates were elected 10 tie Industrial Congress,
viz William Nj. Smith, Z Parsons Day, Michael
o'Connor, Thomas Baraton, Louis Albe,s The
next meeting is TO be he'd on Saturday evening at
No. IA Beekman-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

Nv The CLERKS Journa!, the third num-
Der oswhich has just been issued Is, are glad TO
learn receiving generous supper. fgom that large
class in our community TO whose Interests /, IS
devoted. lis edited with spirit ard ability.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY. JAN. % 1852


The next number Of tn 715nr> for Eu's7sa'
(.,,,,y,,,,,, will Be issued THIS MORNING, a;
9 O'Clock. Il VIII contain al the Latest News up
to the tine Of going 70 press The C-n57a sans
f,o-, Boston Tomorrow al q o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

n Prot. Whitney, whose GratolcAl
Representations were so vel aren:et last sses'
has beeL invited to Philadelphia, and DnPls' hiA
being row engaged, he Will defer hls re 9psafshee
III tRls City for ABOUT four weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

howe, IIhBg, let them not be thwutsd
il their urPsse if we have power to pre-
want such misfortune.
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I.,dsn Ag,ncy FOR n. Tribune.

= TgoxAs g ard p Cs'lz-,e-s-rees slrsa1. = Al
,f,z1c T. refIse s11scr-tous auc advertise 1-S II
IT, TrtftE> u Lorcrn.
or friends n Great Britain s1a irea l. bT rsnr-tins
W. THG~As shCTe. ~ o.. - Fls.-9hce order W.
rere.se ga-er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

KossUIH fNyIrED 10 CLEVELAND, o.
On the 18th inst, gre az meeting Of the citizens was
held. and committee appointed 70 meet kossusha at
Pittsburgh and invite him 10 vi>. Cleveland and TO
escort him there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

NN ~
Iaogs Of No z3l Bro4iess )T&ce ts s1.plei>esses
son tie cOaDsnceHsnt q nv ys3. TIE yea as- y
mate tnef apyreczst VI ne yAifslte
ttey have sc'ted sIQ ss0s theE ss0c.ss n'
an easy yosfhls stt28Sasst they vo-n ftIsr 70 j. "a
soEhdsEes 81 before otsn written Ina z "a
taste Ike fscaltss. MAJ e iEs~eysS o. ealA7@i0a
the germ wb.Ie ems is mat . hsi,ee t"tts-a y
al be impaired Ceytas . - - tDSe,s are 20
gsitysy Recognized, b. thOs ~ 90 20. p0sssfs
and from tins fac JTeacJ fcf our u ne h ai bH
srk1uea 4 sha.aid epsszf ex dAzlc~i -
diam sspsrcTitl f. the Bgls az Cur sfK al ~ ia
1ch Of the nDny Of Ea@ine4t c1hs!s's
" m hes vlsvt 20 fLaii c9atIge hand IL
extensive 81 gyts from Nhlc % answer vac re-
%vr.rnsns Of osf nsseroas YsYozf a. GU Vta~ n'4'
Ysts fksrRes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

kossUTH FUED.-We have received the
following additional contributors for KoSsu.a an'
Human Freedom
Two Printers - Mr.. Miller g. 4 suoscnos,'
NeT-AiheLE, O. s. Artists employed ~ safoA "
MAJOR, photographers, $50 total SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

ELEGANT SHIaTs An elegant NJ IS q
ae,iabs IA Ehr a. IT. any otnef article Of dress ara
shnx can be more bsssg than ne So aro Syie q tne
ShIrt. made Al GEEEHs &c ebIsed sgahlsntlen,. no
Actor Hosss Every article ttsl caves ne sore way
ranied and gentlemen Eyifg thelr orders may depsl
upon RECEIVING the gzrmsnis sIhcl. al the VINE ~sIrsa
MON skO.t the E0tlCt
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Another Delegate 90 Baltlmere.

lid District-The Opposition Ccnven-
non IN this District met az the Emblem west
Broadway. last evening, and made choice OF 4
DELEGATE 20 Baltimore on the fourth ballot The
vote stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

~ WrsIoHss FER Co. Ten rance Gem
vtafseR, at whsockvile, tiiaiiem .,aarot , 30 'hc
2st mss The NAfNs Law Niil &c heila.y 800
Gated
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A Cuey FOR DysPEPsIA The Oxvgena-

A CURE FOR DYsPEPsIA The Oxvgena-
Bts better entitled 70 the coz fderce Of dSpep
than any remedy known and her pecua, acinn on
the system eIcites the sJpe and sdm4I "a 81 iloSe
who have tried vsriors med ontf without bcneh' TheY
worth q fair irIal -
ecovH * CO, No SIC. and 4. n tns, No ls2 Broadway;
and by Drussisb generally IN me United y stes
~ FOWLER e. WELLS, PhrenOlogIst. and
Pabllshsrs. Clinton Hall No. l3 Nassau = NewYofk,
ahd No. in WsshiDg. 90. 81, BJTton
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" Consult ease and comfort this cold
weather and provide roars.f =ts IL tie Me- Hsi
C0npaby's warn. cav fro r. koss4.h Hats. Ds<ot
n No. it5 and lfS NSssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

SUNDAY SERyIcEs.-The Supervisors
last night refused to pay w. VAIN Drihker JAhs'
Hopsor. Ephraim Stevens and Daniel " Foe"
Sunday services
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

~ Persons who suffer from CORSs and
sore JOrsTs viii f1d Immediate relief from using Or
LITTLRFKLDs Shields ard Pisyters. Ih<Y prsect y g
parts or the pressure Of the ppo, shoe aud all I'D
ready relief For sale at all tbs DsBggg.s On NfoaJFr,
and al Dr. LiTTLgYIgLD's Onice, No. II william
basement 81 the RIcnsnse. pT%e d EMS per 0)I.
imTuThkAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

PRoTEcTvE UgIoY.--The follo~las
named gentlemen, Samuel Greene, VIM Pfiteh"1,
and James Mooney, Trustees report the bu'ihessol
the Protective Union Of the City ofNew York Tor '''
year ending Dee. 81, 1881, a. follows:
.moazt NJ busis.ss 9676 y
paso,,-c.s 7sie %
Z
IidDliheS -
The annual meeting FOR the election oil oH'''''
Will be held on THURSDAY eveaing, Jan. %.
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g. BsdoJns Bsdsts aea, &C. soaa &c vet 7. ca "a
WuIaEDt old established Wuefenuf, 10 Chatham -as
come, II Nslberry-t where - found the iaIgs as
sorI. nj Of Articles an Ene ever cleIsd % ne prDc
eOaslsts es.hsrs beds Hsttrsscs &c Ptcu eci ~
HsSstesd, and Cots wb9ssais se 'etss do iu frfhsS
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HAVANA AND PaIRCIPg CIGARs.-JAMEs

s.DllER Es is7 Br1a3~sy Eraskin Bgi dag" you'd
toiiy inform his insa6s @se te pe4o w re ma
1si received large an ssfy ck9ce assJtlt q" iAfta&
and Pnkcpe CIgsTs Of various sTtEds scl ne 9H,s of
sale reasonabie rFlrsz .'htf ghJfsic o. r'ft t,
EAyLILK No ~ Boz EIaa..a bl.o .-ss ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20

FAszIox CARD TOR HATs, By MUHca' FOX
~. az es.. aga sonsa. 30 bell a '-ass'
"a i'm. 40 5css curve
Tin Of lsch rT1- Ia r-r;,-A.. A. ths
Drr - q iHches ifas.' N-@ 10 -
x 80 err, ,isA.ly rased Al re ss'' inea
curve.
Bsa1 4 "a ineL eioF'
Sns'ss = i1s(sr pat 0f le b-iz nout na7.
fsxs Tszzloas. st@~lc @a-sle2g - sof-s1y AZ
s~~cpd ssfgFcsF IN ArEnf H..
n q NUEcH, n ca c,ss vita as sEz stgle q h-,.
Ear tte sD.lBE VII sc. ssfv Ea-c nzss - i-s tJis'
fhst shA 8 ~ 1Ssed y ra@sfs o. a.
arc Der r. et - II = fHf, "a --,-e
the sCvzItsss oletoef sacG IA IS 3es' sa-I -
fsAtnrs- AID coasr exi..- ksSsS feaf re -
xYrItsn II y "a oa4T prTs a. 49,
The cs.tsasr oEt 49, a. .te .aas i441e tetF = n
rear Of ths; ifnra-csst c. - 81 cess ins 80 -
The fAghAr- f-r CsLffrf1 80 -As " u 10
ter sro Ware Rooms SO. II TsiTc aTsn-e. Ji' .
LIARS JAKUAaY o. FESTIVAL HAT
IN. nOy,l sr2snn en- Of issrD1Scng sew ~ O., ss
for ths Beliday ssaser A4Ffg net WE r., =
~. .f,rt b. - fa 1851 cgadI so 81 LILA = n, =
tsraakcA We VII or . a. - 1000
Ia ro-seeti.. vita or o. Or ga 81 tif 49, -.
y,s, A n,srsc. aSe expressly II 20 Sets1-f -
S,~ns.l a -, IA Fiesss. 10 1taeI.es etAk CO.
k-stso,s n eEal.y eieg44cf 81 0Et-ne t1psfeN sho
t1shfsI fol.h c. ole sug ~ tks ss~s,n - - e.l
ss.s.@.ss IFSRT Co Lese--g - Fase.-r
70. Gsa--s1ssIs KS, As-'r House Y.
~ Consult ease and comfort this cold
xe.th.r and provide voar..f zts IL tie Me- Hat
C0npssy's warn. ssfy fro iei KosE..h Hats. DsSoi
n A nd
The daily union., 1852-01-14
EM sa

A NEW Route 10 Pittsburg, Via the Baltimore, Sus-
ghanna, and PeHnsyrana RofiroadThoush TO Ptnrg n
express will leave Calvert
viii United mail Washington and Baltimore
M, with the fast line Mddetown
nying AT Harrisburg AT D, m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west at ?, arriving at
Al this point have the option
taking Jonsrown thence by packet boats
stages direct from iiolldaysburg to Pittsbnrg.
be sold following points by this
York. Wrebsvic, Columbia, Marietta, hddeown, Harrisburg
Mlersfown, Perysyile, Lewown, Hunt
ngdon fIollidaysbnrg, and Pitsburg.
This also the Cumberland Valley railroad
passes through Care sppensbug Chambersburg and
other points tiis road
accommodation OF from Washington
points Of the company will be
depJr and Ohio Railroad Company arrival Of
morning receive the which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
OctI-df Ticket Agsnt,
The daily union., 1852-01-14
virginia Land omes,

Virginia o lo4s ssl sseuon TO-
do hereby known ali when eoncern that
pears Of the city Of Norfolk dated
m November 1851 and received ino e ana oaies
the la day Of November s5i thai ~ inqae held on s s4h
October following the eity vi Nook
this Commonwealth, 10 vii
bounded Dartmouth the soai by riinee
the north, and BY Amelia street
viii, wood dwelling house a. eseheaied nom me
esta OF John Lawrence, deceased
lot bounded b Liberty NORTH by Robert
land Nouh lt the SOUTH aud
Cumberland old bsek house ON ~
esebeaed from the OF Robert MeAiann deceased
street, bounded
by NORTH oushe land the south, and
the sscbsaed o Tho Cd Richard
Y. Burke, deceased. Tests
s. u. PARKER.
Nov I6-IawGw Register OF the Land Once
The daily union., 1852-01-14
MIA wius store 10 w sInat street

Wine store, walnut street
1se ss 81 o11s ~ % s se ooa
sales made ~ nina 10 eonsaslesss Obliged largely tore
eon II onsss some ots besl wns. quo Imported
BY him lie would refer some invoices az follows, wa
low prices old and choice daag
G sIo1 A.o 1s on 9 assas sas as ~ sas
u bottles pa up Europe which he challenges as equal TO any
Manzana shsnies peculiarly adapted
eonvaleesn they strengthen Without stimulating and have
wiuss pnepay specially selected
mers, from The stock o "BumesteI at opono, and Imported d.
huiy delicate, been highly ap
an and red paned on such
They Of various and prices in bottles and on daash, BY
delicate white Port and mal,nsey Port, ,,
Persons suffering with chronic affection the bowels cannot be
Madeira wines OF various dry and eh south side old East
aud West Indies sereia Se Se ae ON daush' and IN 1oe
As sparkling wines Of le subscriber
ported by % are superior any other vines and are sold a. prices
as low as most Of The inferior wines now In the market which
has champagne brands qualities
generally judge
Ss % ns @ as .os ss ns from s1s , price, BY the single
Burgundy wines has large stock and
that he them om his vaults good bottle Of Bur
saalerne and BaIsae always on hand in bottles
Messrs BERNHARD Jordan Coenz extensive and number
choicest ynases Of rhe senIeg growth
In the articles Cognac bandss,
stock embracing old extra oard Dupuy Coz
and some Of eighth casks and is4a u
hhd and Dubouche," 1874 hhds on consignment which will
be soldow. .
brandy including ali Of
above, sold by retail quantity desired
An goods within days reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or telea
Address JACOB SNIDER, ,jr,
"'' Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
-
The daily union., 1852-01-14
ose Lac !. within me reach q rIlIns celebrated

within the reach of nlI.-The celebrated
IL German physicians Brothers Gray, finally
concluded themselves IN the city washnstsn after having
travelled the world knowledge having
the indians for the o getting thorough
knowledge botany aater themselves qualified alleviate
and all which the family subject We
promise TO all who favor with call that we wil with
asking them question: tell them their complaints and
toms, and guarantee and speedy The Doors
medicines are wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
from what they originated long standing,
viz fever ague cancel Sc be had office from
living In NIL the western Of the States Of New
York, Pepnsyvana Canadas &C. who,
faculty hearing o svainr emsrves OF
skill hes Diseases successfully treated
the following dypepsy,
bronchitis, eryspcas, dropy
Diseases diseases Of the skin lungs, stomach bowels
Kidneys, spine, SC ~
once on street, opposite the Smithsonian institution.
Oc a-d2wt
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MOSES l.. HOIT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Sua Ernariscn CAL Lnrnln

ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR Law,
San Fraaeisco CaiIorria.
Hon. g. w nge NJ c. Aiahas John e. Taylor,
ESQ., Mobile Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright, Co.. New on
Clark Tsrboro' Carolina
Hon California; BENZ u. True, esq, New York
j. Y. feaiey Boston, Massachusei A. r. Hstch
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW and California millionaire Association
Nv thousand dollars. Captn 81
o00 limited number Of be obtained by influential
conformity revised Of New York. fou
liability future sessment al the OF 900 cash. and
cshcaies Of shares issued ere TO return ten PET cent annually
with fair Of doubling the whole IN safe operations In
trade and mining the United States under The direction and
Of OLIVER HOLDEN
General Chief Agent ofthe Company,
No. n Wall street, New York
Csoans and other responsible throughout the Union
obtaining with the United States appi
association, be employed diff
feren points, where line OF aud vessels be made
available mas, and freight
from Europe, Asia, Affica and the Americas.
There and increasing business doing with Caor
MIA Pacific supply gold
the demand cap goods manuctre win ssonish thr
liberal views and calculations therefor And n TO meet this
demand and profit thereby that this association being formed
der the firm and style OF O. HOLDEN A Cor M
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merchants banking
Insurance and Mining Agents New Yort and San frahesco
Capital 81 900, ,Ooo
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