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DR.. Christie's Galvanic CuratiVes.

GALVANIC BELTS; GALVANIC NECKLACE
" BRACELETS " FLUID;
" RINGS; d" BANDS;
GALVANIC PLASTERS.
THESE articles are of recent discovery, but
4 during their use as medicinal agents in the
cure of nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Female
complaints, Paralysis and Palsy Rheumatism,
Diseases of the Heart, spinal complaints, Nue.
ralgia and Tic Doloreaux, Fits and convulsons,
&c, they have gained worldwide fame and no.
torety. The effects of Galvonism by the use OF
these articles lends its heathiul and invigorating
influence to the afflicted. and is weekly among
you, performing some of the most wonderful
cures ever effected since the discovery of GAL
vanism. Physicians and men of the highest re.
spectability are daily lending their assistance
and extoling the virtues of these meritorous Gu.
ratives For sale at the sign of the
Nov 2s-tf NEGRO & MORTAR
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SALTER LLOYD,
JAS. M. LLOYD.

Executors of D. Lloyd, deceased.
Persons wishing to purchase or rent said prop
erty or purchase said lands will receive fun de-
scription thereof by applying at the office of
CARRINGTON & CHRISTIAN Attorneys, Co
lumbus, Mississippi
THOS. CHRISTIAN, Agent.
Columbus, Oct. %, 1851. 3O-tf
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PANT MEDICINES.
= + 80 3 9 = =
MEXICAN MUSTANG LININIENT Z
TO de Halt, de Lone. The Sore, end ahe
Sti6.Joiated, /" We bring glad tidiags
Of great ION ~
The Nest Wonderful Remedy

OttU-OOtftteA3 = ne 0fFty ytU1 tsoe1eSe
Of great. jog I"
The Most Wonderful Remedy
Ever used for removing and eFadicattng pains
of any kind almost instantaneously, and for hea-
ling and perfectly curing all kinds OF .4ehes,
.agHe in the Breaa o. Face, dgue Cake, Burns,
Bruises, BiIes, Bites Of nsketOes spiders Or snakes,
and even OF mad dogs or other rabid animals !
Chatting Chappsd Hands, Chilbiains, COrns, Con-
traction Of the muscles or cords Cuts Of any kiad,
Dedfness Ear-ache, EruptiOns Of any kind, E'ysi-
peias Fever Sores GOMt, GOitTe or Sgetlsd IAroat,
Headache, Hard Lamps or THnOrs, Itch, haaned
Joints, IaaamdtioWof any kind, LGmensss Of any
kind, Mango Mascuiar Weakness Nervous Dis
eases, Old Sores, Paralysis or Palsy, Gdenaatl.s
SsreLlings, Pimples on the Fare, QAlnsy, kHEU-
M.aTISM tit is the perfect master of this COM
pIaiMt) Scatds Salt RheunI, Scald Head ScstrTy,
Spraims Sore Throat Sore Nipples, Sore Lips,
Steelled and Infamed Joints and Limbs, Stings OF
bees, wasps, and other poisonous insects, Tic
DoloreWr, Ulcers, recent or of long standing, Ve-
mereaL Sores Nodes, Weakness i4l the Back,
Limbs or Ankles, and perfect MASTER of all
EXPLANATIONS or PAINS
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TERMS
Preparatory Department, per session, SIS
Fourth Class, per session, Is
Third Class, 90
Second Class, 90
First Class 20
Languages, (each) 10
Music on the Piano or Guitar, IS
Use Of Instrument for practising, 5
Drawing and Painting, Is
Ornamental Needlework, 10
Contingent Expenses,
Board per Month, Including lights,
washing, bed and bcdding) 10 so
Young Ladies, boarding in the Institute, must
furnish their own towels; and every article Of
clothing must be distinctly marked with the
owners lame.
GEORGE r. CLAYTON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Columbus, Mss, Sept. 1851.
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WISTAR,s RALsAM

The Best Remedy eUer kpaOacn to Man.
DOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, Bronchit-
Il is, Influenza; Bleeding of the Lungs, Diff
Guilty Of Breathing, Liver Affection; Pain OF
Weakness of the Breast or Side, First stages Of
ConsumDtion Scc
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This Extract is put up in Quart Bottles; it is 81
times cheaper, pEeasamter, and warranted supe-
rior TO any sold. cures diseases NTH
out romiting, perging, sickening or
debiLikating the Patient.
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RemarkabIe Cures!

Of all the cures that have yet been received there
are certainly none equal to the one first men
toned, which plainly shows the durability Of
consumption, even in some of its worst forms
Jefferson County, a., Feb. 81. ls49.
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TOWN PROPERTY AND LAND
FOR SALE!!!

% Sign of the Negro and Mortar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-05
The News.

The steamship Ohio. with 50 900 ,000in gold dust,
AID the California lils, reached Norfolk yesterday
morning shcrt OF coal She bad not met ith any
sscidept upo was 10 have lett that port last night,
for New York she will be due here this evening.
j. If unfortunate that the Georgia must leave here
this afternoon without answers to the letters TO
come by the Ohio.
In addition to the highly interesting news from
Cuba, mentioned in the preceding article, we
e'ses here publish very important ofcial document
from Nicaragua. announcing the rejection Of the
srcyd of Aessrs Tcbs:ss sod Champion for the ID.
jnsiment Of the boundary difficulty With Costa Ri0A
Nicaragua is willing to have the matter discussed
before impartial sIbitrators, but at the time
very properly ,rotests, independent State
seainst oil foreign interference. This is looked upon
as direct, though perhaps unintentional, rebuke
10 ne pre- sent administration Of this country which
has bOas,el so much Of Intervention principles
The Intelligence from the South Pacific will at
tract the attention Of all who are fond Of watching
The enterprise aud progress OF the Yankees, 10
every cline, and under all circumstances. As far
> trade and commerce are concerned, they appear
10 entirely IeyoluoniLsd the larger portion OF
Chile. by lsyitg down railroad iron, erecting ma
chime shops, Be- No wonder that the Chileans are
ssiOnisbed az the perseverance, and tact displayed
by their Yanbee frisi ds
bries despatch from Madison, Ia, informs
that Gen Scott had arrived there, and was makinga
speech
BY way Of Charleston. we have an account Of
very destructive gale ~ Tampa Bay, which swept
of oil The wharves and custom house boats and did
great damsge 10 the ssgar and orange crops The
bsTk II. Gamble is also reported to have aus.
teDed considerable Injury in the loss Of rnasts Sc
Fortunately, We hear Of no lose of life.
Late accounts from Texas announce that the To-
diane recently attacked mail rider, between EI
Psfo ard San Antonio, and compelled him to return
10 the latter place This is q pretty bold move
neDt and one that sbonlj be promptly punished by
the military Authorities, Otherwise these red men
may rig 50 their courage, nno resume their horrible
sao's u oloodshrd and violence
The recent military enoampment at Syracuse was
productive Of one er two lamcnta5le accidents On
Saturday. Adam Gil ;hr, while play fully making
pa,ser AZ arms with oomrade received ball in the
mock from the musket Of his companion, from the
s1ects Of which he Instantly died On the day
AzsvkuA ~ Sesss n CIV YaadcabwS reared
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Highly Important from Havana-Insult to
the American Flag.

the American Flag.
By the steamer Empire City, arrived here last
evening, have received interesting and i'm
por ant accounts from Havana, to the 29th ult Our
private correspondence, and translations from the
HevaDa papers, win De found at length in another
column.
tbe exo;lsble cond tion Of affairs in Havana not
only stll continues, bus it seems to increase by
do the dissatisfaction which is said to prev all so
extensively in the island. The most important
piece Of intel gence Is the statement describing IN
Outrage com nitted by the government officials
upon the American vessel Correlia, whose letter
bags were robbed and rihcd after she was out OF
Spsnish jurisdiction The conduct of the Spanish
an boii.ies in this respect was an outrage on
the American flag. which our government will
be compelled TO notice in the only way that it
deserves the attention of I'm independent power.
The arrests confseations and executions perpe-
sa.ed by the government Of Havana against the
Creoles, merely matters to excite the sympathy
Of foreign nations; but when the powers there
tramlle On the rights Of American citizens sailng
on the high seas, under the merican flag, they
ought to be taught their duty, Mt once and forever
Among the other news, we notice the sud len
death of the amiable and accomplished Count
Peo4lver, 60 well known in the United States for
his ubapity and courtesy to Americans visiting
Havana. His eldest son died in Madrid last year,
a,d nov The excellent father follows 80 soon. He
is dad in his titles and large estaes by his
secor d son, and sole heir, Young gentleman Of
great cit gance, refinement, and fine education.
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Pern0s,uI is.riisUenccs

Arrivals at ,he Merrop,iusn-f Bonbaun Irelan1 >
Don Cen Adsol Mtysco; j. Wilson, II. H. Stevens,
United 5istse navy 'a,,nn Davis this Union w. p
Cooking Oregon } aamni and. Uutad states Army;
non. Cal,b Chase, Wa brgton Watson Matthews st.
Louis: j 81. Douglass lbp,is; j. b0vd Nirsinie ZION.
b. D. Rirper Canada tba'is Pratt, Fiorida; William
Kelly Rondont ana III otbe,s
At the irviig-Hop. q w. Rockwell Washington
Judge Bryant Gan FraDcis0 Captain Webster, United
States Navy; Hon N q hing Albany Lieut. =. n. Benz
nett, United States Navy iI0r. b fioTer. Hartford !,
r. H. hcMasteI New Orleans ans AZ Others,
At the Anelican-. m-fsUn Nicholas. X. g 0sIood,
Philadelphia } Icker Virginia ,hiiles KoGfeld st.
lhemas West Iooes j s.nsr, liverpool a. T. Sner-
wood Macon: Josenh :. ~. n..,,,,nn Il, q Can.
tain Duncan Unite States Army. ana 10 ohers
At The Astor-J Warehouse ah b uoDJ lincoln,
Philadelphia; I. ID pmk-s !; J 6srduell, Boston; H.
l. eior Phadelphia; q NztI,i, capada Hand, teore
gia Cob mon TIos; 6ssit Hv.toni ana lbs others
AT ,he Ho9nId-Dt 4 u dui-on Springfield W !.
Buckpahhm. rtire t,aue ipo,ans q Il. Wood.
Utica ). Durapd Eq ONO ID Mcleod Canadl H.
Cnfye. Herkiner 20 h.~ York q. Tanner, Ed, Buff
iaio 7 H. Gard, Circnrat sparhae ok Boston; d.
/ DoulfF. North Carolina j ToEn Eco Montpelier,
Vermont w H. barrir"n. ST. John, New BrunsTiok !;
N. Clal k, Boston; and s. others
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OHIO.

By these figures it will be seen h. 10 all these
elections in Pepnsy lvapia TIE conte1 has been very
warm, and very close, with the exception Of that
for eDeral Taylor. General Barriso carried tho
State BY only few hundreds Mr.. Polk carried
Pennsylvania by s. 600 plurality, and 2 900 over
both vbig end scattering votes General Taylor,
however, carried the State by 1900, thereby
showing Tho extraordinary popularity ofthst cool,
amiabe old man We do not believe that tho mill
taTy popularity Of any other general can ~ Ill coma
up to that which General Taylor possessed 10 1873
ID PeDnsJEanis Il WAS then FRESH popularity,
blooming With oil tho victories in rho Mexican var,
spd undoubtedly supersded all subsequent COZ
tests In that State; Jet, 10 recent cacull tions
upon the Presideptsl election, we have given
Pennsylvania to General Scott by small najorty;
but WHEN ve scaa ths returns Vi tAs stass II the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-05
DOU BIZ E S HE f Il
NEniIs ENr Ca.iEornis.

YsR REDUCTION IN NEWS APER PosrAGE-THE NEW
YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The steamship Georgia for aspnw wall viii leave this
Port tnis afternoon The mails for the Pacific viii
At o. o'clock. The WEEKLY HERALD for California will
BE- puhli h ct ten O'Clock this morning.
The newspaper mails by this steamer 90 out under the
po age law. greatly reducing the rates The New
yoRR HERALD double sheet can be sent to California
BY uaosi' Mt subscribers BY he prepayment Of per
ey and by The regular subscriber the DAILY HERALD
lie 'Gte IF jo'p-sI ces for three months haf cent
81 dog and the WEEKLY HERALD at the Of sic and
sa nnt for three months half een per cory, to be
srepsid or not at the option of the sub 'crber.
The old rate Fix cents each copy Of the HERALD
when paid, and twelve cents when the postage was
collected in California.
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Mails for EnrOpc.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cunard steamship Africa, Captain Harrison viii
leave this port At noon to morrow for Liverpool The
Ency can mails will close half past ton O'Clock to-
morrow morning. The New YoRK WEEKLY HERALD viii
b. poblih at half past nine o'clock in the morning
Single copies. IN wrs pars sixperce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-05

The LIQUOR LAW IN MAINE A case occurred in
Maine. under The ~ ain, iaw niau waa brought no
on warrant ,ied tDd Tined 80 which he paid He
Was tined on the ~ the time, and Ct
ny the fame witnesse for cnnf off aud uuad $50
which be paid. He then th.ie tried on a bird
offence and nDed $50 lie c.nlo ~. pay that fine he
FAD expended MI h mtnps. Che justice snd he should
send him TO the jail Ills erc ded on Tho behstf
OF her husband; she said n- lick aad could not
nve iopg at best and went die IN jill TIE Justice was
inexornnle. He cent hin toe hose of correetiop In
four wes ks the town had nd FOR ba deld body
and bury IT, Such the ender ucIc.ss OF these mon
Boston Chronicle OcfoJe, 4
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DEATH OF FIX eovbnsos wBITcoMnE

DEATH OF FIX GOvERNoK WHiICoMRE
The Hon james whcombe, United States Senator
r. rdsna did IN this city at halt past nine O'Clock
last evening at The residencs Of friend Ito bad been
for tome tim. confined to tho house by sickness Ne.
W. Gas for Eve years Governor Of Indiana prcsipns 20
which he held the Office ot Land Commi-ficnsr Views
elected TO The United states senate 10 1879 and his term
would not have expired til he fourth OF March ls55
lie was Of ability and much respected By all
Who knew him
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FROM NEW Brunswick --Wo havo reoeisod Sc
John papers 70 the IL init The agrc.meus 10 bohar 81
the European and North American Rslway wss formally
signed the 10th Its however subject TO tho ratia-
cation Of The Legislature of which special session will
h summQux1 o. On carly day
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COurr Cns~.s,s,-rb.s nav

SUPREME CounT-CIrcuiT rheie will b. n, trials to-
day. oil the Judges being crssped at General Term
SUPREME CoURT ~Gstfrst r.Ga -Noa Ito IS
COMMON PLE.s-Part Nos 237 Cos Cal, 2i3, 2iS
24T, 249 253 255 2a7. 2sB 2s3 2s5 2G7 23e g7J arg
Part Nos 1s6 go ga 2ls 2is $50 252 .sI $50 eco
Z64. 266 2GS 272 o14
A, As, AZ, 40, 80, 81 81, 81 So S. 10 So
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Naval Intelligence.

Lieutenant Cornelius tsoaisunr bis reported for duty
on board he United state slcop ~ war Aarsoa
Pnrser Jtbp Rite nhnu sal- relieve Purser
ChIitain OF the Sen Jacln'o VITO in III health.
The President OF the Ip,d states has approved the
prtc. eoipps ~ u u,nrti nifty asaenscd at the
Marine Barracks 81, oil u hy shrh First Lieutenant
John S Deyelp ana - Out Lieusrant j. Hartley
etrickIaI were sentenced "a be- ca hisfed
First Lient. jos Cts has, by direct ION OF tho
PRECEDENT. been drtped on The rolls Of tho United.
States marine D..
PrssAcolA NAVY YARp- The Pensacola Gassus learns
from The Iavy yard l he nnry IL the dock, basin
railway which bn. b,.n sy progressing for the
last two Sturs, finished the nth inst. The Ga
asite fays:-
"Tb.ie remains moo 70 D. removed the cofer-dam In
front Of the ~ the lsu, when the works VIA
be in readiness sOrkinR ships The founuatlon OF
this basin has been OUT. iiincuit pfc- OF work OWING
10 The na ure az thu sod No serious a"s,dent,
however has occurls IN Of the work 10 rcrd
its progreesD
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The great popularity enjoyed by Madame sontar vns
again testified TO last evening the occasion o. hsr
fourth concert ct Metropol usll The vast building
crowded in every part rb the beauty and shion Of
the city and the entt that manifested ss oe
the mot CRAFTY Ing character Tho programme Of the
concert displayed both and Judgment for the music
was Of a mott pesine d. cription, aud the alternate
char es between the snd instrumental enivcned
and delighted The opened with the grand over
ture TO Il 10 vestann Inch under the able direction OF
Mr. Eckert a,b brlliancy and exactness.
After the overture signnr Badiai went through
the romanza Il Nmn,arm PIig, F." with energy
and pa,hos that h,p ,o.rsble applause and call
Madame Sontag then spprad in order 10 sing the aria
'Come per M Bersnon trrem Sonnsmbula ~ and wag
received with several rounds applause On the conclu
sion OF the topg The pand loud and repeated, and
unanimous call comp HID Md hume to appear Mons.
Jas cuted two fsutasias ., piano. and brought
DOWN thund.rs OF appa.-. h~daDe soRtag wound up
The frat part of The by s.isction frOm Haydn
Creation" and oipis..d bo- "a laiy great abe Is
atied rs In opeIa'ic r.. audience evi1snty APP
prtiaid this ili'y ~ tsient they appaudsd
rupturoufly The pat ~ h. began With
Ftrtow'r Overture h conclusion Of the pece
there ana division cp,t the audience az
10 ibt a0ynablity Of out ui nntsiy tho dis
eliminating portion dfosrtd The Kisses by appaudng
yocifIontly and Won i'r potnt and the overture
repeated badomr sonfaV ara ,gnr 6atiiAh then went
throrgh The harmonious out euauto Amorc.n from
D. Diicttis Letsir suited heir actions
eEcored with out di Young Paul Julien
teaaytd Paganinis .C-ir.a Of yeoice' the violin,
and by din OF uraot oil plays riohs In the
EpgtriI in cDiirg The Syrian song Of
Ecker, aft. ward, -arg by Madame SontaS. who
full justice ,h composition. The
band then s ck up thu j. eddiDg Merch from
the Midsummer N,qhtl Dr.sm'' and at no conclusion
WIS lopdiy appauded With Don,z-tti's Aria Oh! Luce
di questa ANNA" execute, bS hadsme sontag, the
ce,t conc Odd and n. separated. evidently
well PLEASED with the r'ch and varied ertaomont that
had be, provided for th,m
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MuNEUE 4 co, al broadway. hot Goa linwurd and
Grand streets invite IN aut - good clh!rg WOLF
nGdc 10 call examine their erb mont among
which To found the tei e and oil si1es, for
nnd boys, No doyiation frcm marked prices.
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AT, dellars. ,on,rtd y -, = 4. Muacn for ,tc bsss
American lhlad tie add atllty IT the hat
nv nrd.d "a Mr.. A. yilrr Auct an gentleman,
cesi, ely editor If the Montreal mot ard JourGal IL fp-
merre and Morning Courier. aud resident Of this
city. IL 10 90 DO act to mrFic.
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count, AID therefore AGATE ol r1adway invites tina
iuble to with their eyee. ard tcrmno with their
WI judG cnt whether ie orayle Stirs does cosnc
gftnter degree than any other article q Ito
Z CT re the public, tie elem- its ~ rerf, ction.
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Splendid Fail end Wintcr Dry ssoods

Dit, ncotK LEADhLArtn, s,7 Broad way, corner Of
Leonard street have just splendid og
and eltgsDt fall and winter silks LANES norinoee,
cnshmeres &c. &c. ard pen, ii teck Of gentlemen
under shirts. drawers, crsvnt rcarg socks
Ac., &c, very cheap.
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sbtsincd at ". L.. TD>ftNs ableaaeut q Ccrtandb
trect, where gentlemen would d. we'll 20 o, aud socos
large stock If goods aud rsafN made clothing teix
Fall and Winter Clothing rnstar T. prepared suit Ill
with clothing of the rsshisn abis make snsh.
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Carpets, Cheap Elmourh. az No. 90 Bnxvovy

q iLree-ply and Ipgra 'arrcGg yards 70
thirty yards will lie sold at sacrifice at hIRAw
No ~ Bowcrs. Also large lot reusnanss
OF floor Uileioths at trr-lalr their real vsiuc,
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The Holy ALLIANCE or TEMPERANCE AND THE
APPROACHING ELECTIONS. -Subjoined is copy Of
a correspondence between the Committee Of the
New York City Temperance Alliance and Mr.,
Robert Il. Morris, who has received the democratic
nGu;..-.-, s.. - -. q &c Sxss...s5 &C s.s ssssea
Hsr Yeas, ass. -, 1859
Dear srAs YOU have been nominated Tor the Office Of
Justice Of the Supreme Court your fellow citizens In
the name and on behalf Of the Now York City Tempe
Alliance take the liberty TO ask you the following
l. Is it your opinion that Law Of this state entirely
prohibiting the alc Of Intoxicating liquors TO be used
beverage and providing for the Legal seizure and des.
truction VI such quoIs when Kept sale contrary to
aw would DO a constitutional enactment
Are you In favor Of tho enactment Of such law In
this State And If elected the Office for which you
DomiDat' d. VIII you employ your influence as citizcn
and yom authority as far as the prop" sphere Of your
oc cxfsDd for the just and swfu enforcement Of such
law, when II shoi be enacted BY the Legislstu,e!
There questions, yon will perceive a1mt II q direct
her Affirmative negative though shali be
happy 10 have you assign any reaeons you please for
yeu opinion
The City Alliance will meet to nuke nominations on
Friday evening next aud reply nsy have an mpor
tant auepce lis action though t not the iuton
Of the Alliance 10 make that reply public. We aro
however directed 70 that your silence this subject
will DO oon,dered by the Alliance negative
thtec questions
In behalf OF the New York City Temperance Alliance
respectfully your obedent servants.
CD WARREN Committee.
JAS o BENNETT
Plense address, O. J. srren idi Broadway New York
New YoRp. October l, 1859
8. p Townsend G. j. Warren James o. Bennett Esqr.
Con mitt.s Of The New York City Temperance ALL
snce.-
G,srrmFr-Yourl letter Of the Goth Of September pro-
pounding questions 20 behalf OF the Nav YORK
City Tens eiaDc- Alliance = received You Inform ms
that n, qus t,ops ak d became bava nom
Tor the Office o. Jasce OF The supreme Couvt aai
sais bst ny reply have iuHgrpce the action
q ~ y u
YoDr first que tol ia H. IL II your opinicn tina.
Law this ktse entirely prohibiting me Of IN ox
cBiire rquort 70 b. uscn ~ bv,rog. anl Srovilipg
r sti2ur. d"s;' nctun Of such lu)rs when
hrpt fer sale contrary 70 iaT would DO constitutional
epnc'nspi X
To hs question answer To form "a opinion af tho
a. utOt Shy alaT requires G8rpfui examination
,te ls~ after fhsi bave been soactoi Tan alo Of
the cpp lst IL R0nu ~ 9fung IN caniid 10 Cor l.
d ri. ion 10 pT0use Ia the eyeat Of his tirction, 20
o.eds IN ptI,iculsr way any qnestioo that IN ~
me him In his OH esi capacity ord especially 40
,uch pomte b. made IN yieg OF efecpg his election
premise under such Ssst,ha,aScss; w yeia'ioo 70
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Hihat hNDEhs w l. - III ext ion Tapestry Lar.
petsa ~ s. and g. y'r thr ply carpets6s r. and
81 All WOOL lnfrain CARPETS &c. IS. bd Js Flour
olsothp: 2e 3D. g. and Is English oncoths, yards
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Rich OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q rnununrrrv. 10.

~ Pearl street arc prepared exhibit their f.la
syieo comprising complete and desirable
ron Veve Tapestry Brussels Three Ply and Iurrain Cav
,stinss; nlro choice ether goods pef.
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trodnd tew era In the CARPET trade. by rvvoutonxns
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