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Southern standard., 1853-01-29

JUST received BY Steamer Sarah
10 Bbls fresh ST. Louis Flour, super fancy brand,
10 Irish Potatoes, (London Ladies,)
1000 Lbs Bacon Sides,
Lzguna Coffee, MoIasses, Buck-wheat Flour, besl
Newark Cider Vinegar, Cheese. Crackers, Pickles &C
which win be sold af reduced prices for cash and pro-
Auce ondly by D. BALDWIN.
c0hmbus, Dec IS, 1859.
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Unprecedented and Irresistible Evidence
from the Medical EncuifY.

Il
WE have looked the lists of ingredients accom-
w panng Bosbyshell's Stimulating Panacea, and
have hesitation in saying that they form safe and
valuable compound in the treatment of the diseases
for which it is recommended.
SEYMORE HALSEY, NJ. D.,
Surgeon in U. s. A., and Phiscian to City Hospital
A. L. c. MAGRUDER, NJ D, Vicksburg, Miss,
THos. ]. HARPER, NJ D, do do
FRANKLIN WHITE, NJ D, do do
THos. ANDERSON, NJ d, do do
VIM H. YoUNG, NJ D, Deer Creek, do
R. B. ScoTT, NJ D, Oak Ridge, do
Geo. G. BANKS, NJ d, Clinton, do
w. A. WARE, NJ D, Jackson, do
From those who have used the Panacea.
We have used BosbyshelPs Stimulating Panacea,
and have known it be used with entire satisfaction
therefore have hesitation in saying that knoc
it to be safe and Ualuabe preparation-one calcua
ted to reliere a vast amount of suffering. We most
cheerfully and earnestly recommend it to the afflicted
A. NEWTON, d d, Clinton, Miss.
c. NJ. ATKINSON, D D, do do
ELIAS E. BRUNER, Vicksburg, do
A. ]. PRINTZ, do DO
w. J. BRUSER, do do
w. c. mitchell. Providence, La.
HENRY MOOSE, New Orleans, do
And others.
For sale by Messrs. CoTToS, Carthage: J. n. HOOP
Err, Edinburgh J. PATTY, GEO. BRYAN, Louisville &C.
G. NIMMo, Webster; J. THORNTON, Starkville; FooTE
& SADLER, Macon Lacy & Doss, Choctaw Agency:
H, o. BEAsLEY, Parkesyille ScoTT, VAUGHAN & Co,
DeKalb; SAML. J. WILSON, Philadelphia ABxER
LACK, ,Hillsborough; w. p. HAUGDTON, Aberdeen,
and the Subscriber Columbus, JAS. BLAIR.
August 81, 1852. 30:6m
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do Arabic do Myrrh, best Bombay,
do Assafetida No. /, do Shelace,
do Tragicanth,
Glue White, and Ordinary.
Sage, powdered in and ] lb. cases,
Indigo, Spanish Float,
Isinglass, for Gellies
Gelatine, red and white, for Gelles,
Lquorice, large and very fine,
do Smiths London,
Lime Juice.
Mace, Magnesia, Lump, and Calcned,
Nutmegs, Mustard ,super6ne Lge. and Small.
Nux Vomica,
Oils.
Oil Sweet. in bottles, pnts and quarts,
Oil Burganot, Oil Lemon,
Oil Cinnamon, Oil Anseed,
Oil Rose in fancy fa's. Oil Peppermint,
Oil Castor, cold pressed.
Opium, best Turkey, Pepper, black,
Rhubarb, powdered, Ipecac, powdered,
Madder, ground, fresh, Squills, root,
Squills, root pow'd Flax Seed,
Lobelia Seed,
Starch, Colgate's best bx Sponge, fine and coarse,
Sulphur, roll, Sulphur, flour,
Turpentine, Spirits Varnish-Coach,
Varnish-Furniture
Varnish-Brown Japan,
Varnish-Black do for Leathr,
Acid-Acetc,
Acid-Muriatic,
Acid-Ntric, Medicinal,
Acid-Tartaric, Spirits Nitre, sweet,
Alchohal, Blue Mass,
Chloroform, Cologne, asd sz.
Indelible Ink, Paysons Dovers Pod
Extracts for the Handkerchief
Emplast Cantharides.
Tilden & Co.'S. Inspissated Alchoholic and
Hidro-Alcholic Extracts.
Eye Water, Thompson's, Iron, PreciPitated Carb,
Gold Leaf, do Citrate OF. vias,
Silver Leaf do Muriated Tincture,
Iodine, Resublimed, do All other prepara-
tions Of Kreosote pure, white.
Mercury,
Mercury-with chalk (Hyd Crum Creta)
Mercury-Calomel,
Mercury-Calomel Eng lb. bottles,
Mercury-Corrosive Subliment,
Morphine, Saleratus,
Iodide Potassium, Qunine,
Seidlitz Powders, Silver Nitrate, pure,
Soda Bi-carb, Tannin, OF via
Yeast Powders, Preston & Merrillt
Surgical instruments of all Kinds, &C.,
Syringes, white Metal, Bottles of all kinds for
do Glass, Physicians use,
| Mortars and Pestles, Tooth, Paint Varnsh,
\ Graduate Measures, White-wash and other
| Corks for vials, ,botleskc Brushes.
Gum Elastic Balls,
| Matches,
Jujube Paste,
| Ink of all kinds,
White Lead, pure,
Lnseed Oil, Tanners Oil,
Lard Oil, Burning Fluid,
/ Browns Ess of Jamaica Ginger,
Underwoods Lemon Syrup,
4 Snuff Garrett's, Rooms &c
/ Patent Medicines.
/ Jayne's ard Rodway's Medicines Pain Killer,
Townsend's, Bulls, and Sands Sarsaparilla,
:. Billings Syrup,
i Gray's Ointment,
Il Pain Extractor,
4 McLane's Vermifuge,
Canadian, do
Mustang Linement, Lttle's do
Arabian do Sugar Drops do
Arnica do Dead Shot do
Morse's Yellow Dock,
|, Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
/ Morehead's Magnetic Plaster
d Galvanic Ointment,
McLanes Liver Pills, Spencers Pills,
Moffat's Life do Bragg's Indian do
Strongs Sanative do Peters do
Jayne's do Jayne's Ague do
Balsam of Wild Cherry Cherry Pectoral Jew D,
vid's Plaster; Tarrants Seltzer Aperient, &C., &C.
January 10, 1853. 5I:ly
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AnOtIler seiemffac yteDa-->
GREAT CURE FOR DYSP
DIR. MOUGHTON'S S4

EH AN AzH&WT HiSPateu H0m PenA
e O1hH the fourth Stona.saI7 ,.I74 y
III NJ Ok, after direction u
&A.a=.zzzTs AR - ron Leibig, the 1~. Sra.el oliBL
s. HoueHroH, N. D., Philadelphia. pa 'IIst ss By
truly wonderful remedy for indigestion. nm naa
Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation al sSep6a
ty, Curing after Natures own method h. 1I : vDehG
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Half te,."4'es Ssa'es
of PEPsIN, infused in water, will digest or 49,
pounds Of roast beef in about tco hours. lsSO: -. n
stomach. VI b
Pepsn is the chief element, or great digs...
ciple of the Gfstric Juice-the solvent ~ Il pm
the purifying, preserving and stimulating sesn. se M
Stomach and Intestines. 1t is extracted fTo.a VI h
gestive stomach of the Ok, thus forming an 9e d.
Digestive Fluid, precisely like the natural -ss G.s
Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnisbino oss
plete and perfect substitute for it. By the aa '
preparation, the pains and evils of iDduest;.n as
dyspepsia are removed, just as they would h. y
healthy Stomach. 1t is doing wonders for DvsD.I
curing cases of debility, emaciation nervous Sei
and Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed to ba ~
verge of the grave. The Scientific evidence VI n @
which it is based, is in the highest degree cuOn. a
remarkable. sA
Scientific EUidence.-Baron Liebig in his es.l-
work on Animal Chemistry, says: San Artise;.il- y
gestive Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juce @ "
readily prepared from the mucous membraps =! y. De
NJ t.
as meat and eggs, will be softeped, changed and 5;
ted, just IN the hey icOGd Be Il ~
man stomach" J"
Call on the agent, and get description ei,,rl.
gratis, giving a large amount of Scientific evids.'
similar to the above, together with reports of rpn
able cures, from all parts of the United States.
1t is great Nervous Antdote, and particularlv n,
full for tendency to Bilious disorder Liver Con5,,,
Fever and Ague, OF badly treated Fever and a.
and the evil effects of Quinine, Mercury, and ~.
drugs upon the digestive organs. after longsckss
Also for excess in eating, and the too free use d -
dent spirits. 1t almost reconciles health with i,,
Perdnce.
DR.. Houghton's Pepsin is prepared in Pose, ,,g
in Fluid form-and in prescription vials for The ~ =
Physicians.
Private circulars for the use of Physicians, NAV /.
obtained of DIR. Houghton or his agents, descr5,,
the whole process of preparation. and giving ,he u
thorities upon which the claims of this new rcn.i
are based. As it is not a secret remedy, no obeca
be raised against its by Physicians in fesD,
table standing and regular practice. Price-SI ~
bottle. Sold bv JAMES BLAIR, DRUCGIsT
April 10th, lS52.-Il-ly. Columbus, Mr
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ABERDEEN, Mrss., Oct. l3, 1852.

Messrs. GuL'ea, KirLpatrict d Co:
Gentlemen The New, rs Saw Cotton Gin vu
made for in this city short time snce harness,
ed mules to, (but believe would be sufficient sl
had it run five days last week. attended by my negu
boy Isaac; small girl carried the cotton to the gn
the ginner emptied every basket on the platform
hopper of the gin, and a small boy took oil the seed
with that force in five days he ginned 81 bales aver.
age weight of each bale, 5lS lbs, and of fair sample
For the last 25 years have had most of thetme
from two to three gins during the ginning season. and
have OF course, worn out number Of gins, and trd
several that did not purchase, making it rule II,
gardless of price to buy from the best gin makers
could hear Of and consider the gin You made for me-
far superior to any one owned or ever saw run
ming and authorise you to use this letter ycu nav
think proper, &c. With much respect, your ob't sert
CuAS. GATES.
p. S.-The running gear attached to the gin are the
common 10 feet cast segments and band wheel feet
in diameter. CC
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Payments to be made in all In adrGnce. Money
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par.
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]. A. L'HOMMEDIEU,
DEALER IN FINE
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY & SILVER WARE,
No. l6, Dauphin Street, Noble.

For Sale, Watches of the most approved marks,o
Rich Dimond, Opal, Turquois Ruby, and other ~
precious Jewelry. Silver Ware of the bestV.ss
quality Also, fine Guns, Revolving Pistols Military
Goods, Watch materials, Fancy Goods. &c. &c.
Particular attention paid to Watches, Clocks and
Chronometers. Repairing and new made engraving
done in the best manner.
May 2, 1882 I5:x
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have for sale, the Farmers Guide,' by Henry
Stephens of Edinburgh, and Prof Norton of Yale Col
lege, New Haven, complete in vols, royal octavo
containing 1000 pages ii steel and 600 wood engra-
wings. Price, in muslin binding So; in paper covers,
for the mail, S.
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lately resusitated and thrown upon the market.
December ii 1852. 464t
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Jan. /. 1852.

AUTHORIZED, SANCTIONED RECOMMENDED AND
PRESCRIBED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY!
Who can, ,cho ,e doubt the safety and great value Of the
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
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ABERnEEx. Mss. Sept. 1252.

ABERDEEN, Mss, Sept, 1252,
The undersigned having used Gins manulac;urediR
Aberdeen, Miss, by Gullctt, kirkpatrick & Co, take
pleasure in saying that we are greatly pleased with
them in every respect, and confidently recommend
them to the patronage of their acquaintance and the
public generally.
We prefer them to any we have used. and in noe-s
have we heard of them failing give entire satsc
Southern standard., 1853-01-29
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A discount of twenty-five per cent. from the above
prices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four more
copies of any one or more of the above works. Thus:
Four copies of Blackwood, Review will be sent
to address for 80 four copies of the four Reviews
and Blackwood for $50; and so on.
REDUCED POSTAGE.
The following table will show the great reduction
which has been made these Periodicals since 1884,
and the very trihing rates now charged.
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JAMES JONES & CO.
Cat the Sign Of the Negro and MOrtGr,)

lat the Sign Of the Negro and M0rtdr')
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Dealers i'm Foreign and Domestic Drugs
Chemicals, Essential Oils, Corks, Tooth Brushes, Lu
bins Extracts PHYSICIANS Furniture WindO0- Glass
GelatineS Genuine Patent Medicines, and all article
usually kept for sale in Drug Stores.
OUR assortment is good and will be supplied tt
I Imeet any demand We do not make it practice
drum for customers, but will be happy to sell to al
good men usual time.
Arrow Root, Bermuda Alum,
Arrow Root, American Allspice,
Bark, Peruvian, Red and Yellow,
do Bayberry, Powdered,
do Slippery Elm,
do do do Grouned.
Berries, India and Juniper,
Camphor, Borax, Refined,
Cantharides, Pow. Cayenne Pepper, cut,
Cinnamon Bark, Chalk, prepared,
Chalk, red, do in balls
Charcoal, powd., Chalk in balls, superior.
Chrome, yellow and green,
Cream Tarter, Coperas,
Chamomile Flowers,
Ginger, Root
Ginger, African powdered,
Ginger, Jamaica white, &C., &c.
Grn' So ASs'' do Dowd select, Gr" Sp Gamsgs GaaesS
do Arabic, do Myrrh, best Bombay
L II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
GOV. DAyIs,s FISHERY BILL.

A communication Of Mr.. Everett was sent
to the House on Tuesday and published by US
yesterday, in which the story is told about the
proposed new Commercial treaty with Eng
land. From this it appears that the idea Of
disposing of the question Of Reciprocity dur
ing the life of this Administration is aban-
doued Mr.. Everett, however, backs up the
proposition made by Hon. John Davis in the
Senate, to admit British fish, duty free, on
condition that cur fishermen shall fish where
they Please on English fishing grounds, aud
have, in addition, the privilege OF using the
shores for all necessary purposes, OF curing,
drying, and otherwise completing their fares
without let, hindrance, or molestS'iOn from
the official upstarts of the Provinces, or Brit
ish men-of-wsr We dare say, however. that
under any rgement that can be made, We
shall always have among our fishermen who
resort to the British fishing grounds some
tyrannical ass Of an Admiral Seymour, 70 in
suit our fsg and damage the interests of ,ke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

pay for very Indifferent provisions, AMI have al
the labor and litter Of cooking them. As to
heat and light, nobody will doubt that such an
establishment, making its own gas, and heating
its heavy walled rooms By air, or steam, or
water, might supply these for less than hall
their present cost And even the family that
should insist on cooking for itself in the hish
story, with hot and cold water under hazd, am
pie sewerage, &C, could do it as conveniently
as on the ground door Of an ordinary dwelling.
And in this house few spare bedrooms TO be
let BY the day to inmates would o5TiaEe the ne
cessity Of keeping room idle for fifty weeks
in the year for the use'of relatives visiting the
tenants perhaps two weeks in all while a gym
nasium, general parlor, reading room and
library, &c. &c. would retain thousands ind n
their own roof who now squander their time
fatally in grog-shops or in resorts still more
pernicious.
Men of wealth and enterprise consider !
Build mansions for your own municipalities,
if YOU please-but give Us speedily at least one
House for the People We plead for 40 Char
ity, for that is humliating to the receivers;
what We ask is that you build one Model
House for the Laboring Glass, just as you now
build ship to convey cotton or make quick
passage to California. We wish you to con-
slider the matter purely in business light the
problem being to obtain the largest total OF
convenience and comfort for each iaborers
family at tie smallest cost. You do not, be-
cause he is poor, bring him over from Ireland
or Germany in pilot-bOat or rickety schooner;
YOU do not, for that reason, buy his rice IN
Charleston by the pint or single pound. If
YOU sill only look into the matter, you cannot
fail to see what ought to be done, both for his
sake and for your own. Do not deliberate Tor
ever, but act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
PACIFIC TELEGRAPH,

We are glad to see the movement in Cor
gress in favor of the line Of Subterraneau Tel
egraph to the Pacific, of which we spoke 4
length last week. We sincerely hope Goa.
gress may signalize its present session BY Do.
ing so good a thing as to secure the promH
building Of this line. II will be of immenss
advantage in every point of view, aud in mona
more than that We believe il will be the firx
link of the great line which is to encircle the
world by the way of Behring's Straits. Gea-
tlemen of Congress set Messrs. Alden &
Eddy TO work and give us the Telegraph to the
Pacific in eighteen months. Everybody wiz
be benefited by it except newspaper publish
ers, whose expenses of telegraphing viii b
alarmingly increased by the enterprise. But
no matter We must have the line. Make
this move and the Yankees viii be in the CO.
lesta Empire with their wires, finding
chance to connect with a Kamschstka and
Russia.American line, before tho eighteen
months are up. Indeed, the chance is We shah
have the wires entirely round the globe in five
years, If Congress now comes promptly to the
work of building line 10 San Francisco.
The world moves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
Remarks bI TIE Tribune.

Some weeks ago, one of our Assistants, rid
ing in the cars from Boston 70 this City, fell in
with an English gentleman Of the highest So
cial ard Scientific standing-whO, 10 the course
Of conversation, stated, with regard TO Layard
ard RaulinsOn, substantially what is given
above. He further stated that Layard had In
eluded his observations and supposed discOye-
ries relating to the Book of Daniel in his new
volume; but his publisher demonstrated and
persuaded him 10 strike it out, urging that its
retention would destroy the sale Of the work.
Our Assistant, suppOsing the material aver
ment 10 be Of public interest, and having abun-
dant reason to rely on the information and ve-
recity of his informant, embodied il in the
paragraph above quoted, and it in due time tap-
peared in our columns.
We neither saw nor heard Of it I'LL we read
il in The Tribune, when we regretted It's publ.
cation in the shape which had been given il.
Not that we should have suppressed it under
any circumstances, but first, because there Is q
b!urder in the relation of which housing cayil.
ers might easily take advantage TO display their
critical acumer-the true reference being IN
doubtedly to Lsyard's recent researches at
Babylon, and not to those previously made q,
Nintveh, as the latter city was destroyed at
least century before the prophet Daniel was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
H0uSE-BUILDING.

Many journals make il their business to de-
cry the extravaganza, ostentation aud laxury
TO which in our day Gas in most other days.
prosperous and wealthy people are said to be
addicted. Unsophisticated country friends.
who swallow the contents Of their cityusgs.
paper without much digestion, viii often be
tempted to believe that We of the Cry are all
gone mad With prodigality, and are balding
palaces and fitting them up with the spleaaor
Of Windsor Castle or Versailles The sober
truth is that some Eve to eight hundred sue
cessful men of business, having made large for
tunes by trade or speculation. have either
lately built or are now building for themselves
stately mansions, while perhaps as msny more
mean to build such whenever they shall have
realized the wherewithal These make con-
siderable noise--or rather others make aao
about them-but they and their families are
net quite one in hundred of the population
Of our City and suburbs, NEST Of whom 1--we IN
such houses as Ii has pleased capitalists 70
build for tensnts-the problem being to secure
the largest annual rent from the smallest out
lay of capital. Not one-elshth Of the families
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

fishermen We doubt the po'icy Of any loose
legislation touching this question: or Of max.
ing overtures in the formal mode Of a Con.
gressional enactment as proposed by Governor
Davis and Mr.. Everett. Ii Grest britain
wants tolmake treaty on the subject, .e. us
have one, and have it made by man who Aas
got his eye-teeth cut, and who won't be BAN.
boozled BY soft words, good dinners, or who is
ready to bargain everything away out Of in.
difference TO the interest in question. Mean.
time let our Government enforce our existing
rights on tho subject fully and intrepidy, aal
send no more Commodore Perrys into ths
Bay of Fundy without giving them strict or.
ders TO protect Ameriean instead OF British
interests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
CnIONIZATION.

Tie PENNSYLVANIA Colonization Society
state that six hundred and sixty-six cOlored
emigrants sailed for Liberia during the past
year-that large number more have made
application for passage, and will be sent as
soon as means can be raised-and that thirty
one emsncpated slaves from Virginia must be
sent next April having gained their freedom
on that condition. The Society, therefore,
appeal tOthe philanthrOpic and Christian public
for aid in the prosecution of their enterprise.
We have no desire to provoke or revive
wraDgle with any one, but, while We are in
favor of the termination of all Human Slavery
at the earliest possible day, and protest against
making the removal Of the Blacks to Africa
a condition oftheir liberation, We nevertheless
believe the Colonization cause a noble and
hopeful one and regard its progress with
hearty satisfaction. The timid conservative
who cries No Abolition without COloniza
ton and the rabid Abolitionist who retorts,
No Colonization till the Blacks are all eman-
cipated are in our eyes equally mulish aud
irrational Let all be emancipated as fast as
possible, whether colonized or not, and let all
who will be colonizcd, though others should not
be emancipated. In this perverse world, we
must do whatever good we can, without
waiting until we can do all we would.
Those who would aid the above objec. may
address Rev John NJ. Pease, Cor. Gee. Pa,
C. s., No. 143 Walnut-st Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

~ From Mexico We leara that che exam
pie Of Cromwell and Napoleon has been fol.
lowed by the new President, Cevalos, and the
refractory Congress dispersed at the point Of
the bayonet, atter which he issued decree to
call Convention TO meet in June TO reform
the Constitution, &c, The City ofMexico has
at length also declared for the revolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1853
TO SEE THIRD PAGE. al

CosogEss.- The two liouses met in Conven'
ton, and the certificates of the Electoral votes
of the several States were opened and their con
tents declared. The result was the announce
ment by the President OF the Senate OF the cleo
ton of Pierce and Hing to the Presidency and
vice-Presidency result foreshadOwed bycer-
tain returns, which We published in November
last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

~ BY an arrival at New-Orleans, we learn
that the Ohio, on the "a inst, was about leaving
Aspinwsll Cor this port with 500 passengers and
81 500 900 In gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

dsfrsl Ens-h Geost recently stated in coav-r-.5n
VIII eLi Of that the results which Layad ant
HssCn ave heen ed y tier N.asysh, TO-
lst TIE ~gkeicf a Dane Had0Rbfcly
oT az erfhf y Uo he rr had tatsa Vc, and hat che
Ace 81 ht book PROBABLY HofHg BIT Ricai fa'iref THIS
ho a. slgI et ~ Llysfi ns work
t5e Londoa Azte sey By NoE 4wnsoa, sai vii pro5aby
sTgcr IN Is published
liz OF hr words upcu Egyptian Hssphcs recently published
a Germany yhch has under table Of comant
snt NON ncnftou II the date Of tie elder PA
rachs Ihese namber than the jewish Decsae, bat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

Notwithstanding OF special interest
was reported last evening as having taken place
in either branch.