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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BRISTOL. RI

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destructive fire broke out in Bristol this morning on
CsrCners Wharf, which burnt Capt. j. T. Gardners
IanDg MID, together with $4,000 worth Of lumber and
TIE fre.arm factory OF burnside Foster & Bishop
The buildings belonged 10 Capt Gardner whose loss Is
about s45 ooo which there insurance sf 10000
Offices in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York.
Burnside & Co lose s20oO machinery, which Is fully
covered BY insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

CASNEL CoALIn response to the para graph in late
Dumter of The True requesting scientific and economic
information, have been sho magnificent specimen
Of Camel Coal from Edensburgh Cambria County,
Penn about three miles from the Great Pennsylvania Rail
road Two openings, 60 and so feet have been made a
shaft 60 feet sunk which shows bed eight feet thick The
mine is owned by Dr. Shunberger Moore, Hubbe * Co,
of this CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

Our columns this morning contain two weeks later
intelligence from California together with advces from
Oregon Washington Territory, received By the steamer
Northern Light from San Juan. The amount Of gold
by this arrival is about million and half freight.
Our accounts from the mines show no decrease Of ac-
tivity or success. In general the news contained in
our California journals is not Of special importance
though several interesting items are given in our cor
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
CHRISTMAs AT ROME, AND ROME AZ
CHRISTMAS.
DY THr HEv. .. 2. THOAPsn'


Last evening the Rev. j. r. Thompson leetared as -
above at the Iaberuace bsfore crowded hoase; ~ M ns
took as his texts Gal ~ and TO- Co H. zo "a .nsJ ano
H. and 2ss Tim ~ 3-and SAID iaey ~Se ~ Il fr
fth in Christ human institutions, ard for oae heas.
human priesthood. This system be traced %
AID heeihenisra IL yet stands o. the cenie o. oi1
isrn ard the ate where Paul preached 70 the ueh]s
nockery of Christ II pretends 70 Slncticanon a
trary aad hypocrcs worhp iengins ob'e1 ane -.
and ucrtkcaioa Of the body ard does az "a ts "a
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
THE WEATHER

CLEvELASD Saturday Dee a tsS,
The weather here Is clear aud cold and Ravigstsp
entirely suspended.
DETROIT. Saturday Dee s4-7pM
The weather up 10 clock to day was ve.y cold h,ta
i growing warmer now.
CHICAGO. Saturday Dec al--lPN
The weather here is excessively cold The thenomesr
down to Zero.
ALBASr Dec. 25, 1859.
Weather mild and ferry boats are crossing the river
again.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

From Our Own CoFFespondent
- WAsHNGroS. Dec. %. 1883.
The Hon. BRooKISs CAMPBELL, Democratic Representa-
tive from Tennessee died to dsy of spinal affection He
was about As years of age, and leaves wife and one
infant child The deceased native Of Washington
County Tenn and member Of the Legislature OF
that state several tmes-beating Andrew johnson, the
present Governor at election He was an officer ia the
Mexican War Congress will probably adjourn on Tues
day. out of respect to the memory OF the deceased
The agents employed to effect extension Of patents
arc very active but there is growing feeling in Congress
against the renewal of monopolies or YWE
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

UxoLE Tous CaBIs-In the United States Crcu, Court
at PHILADELPHIA in the Harriet Beecher Stowe against
+ W Thomas the German publisher ia Philadelphia, who
was charged with infringe neni of the plaintiff copy
right Of " Uncle TOMS Cabin by publishing German
translation Of that work Judge Grer decided tha, such
translation was rot ufrngemer OF the plaintiff copy
richL
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
OBSERVANCE OF CHRISTMAS IN BOSTON-A
WOMAN MURDERED, SUPPOSED BY HER HUS

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Christmas anniversary was Appropriately alluded 10 to
day in our churches, which were generally well filed
Tie Custom House. banks and many Of stores. wiz
he closed t9 morrow The evening papers will not be pub
suspend their publication on Tuesday.
A woman named Norton murdered last evening in
Brighton The crime Is supposed to have been committed
by her husband who has aed.
No arrivals 10 day
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

Yesterday was, strictly speaking, Christmas bat as
this day will he generally observed as such, we shall
issue no Evening Edition. Should any important news
arrive we shall issue an Extra Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
LATER FROM HAyANA-ARRIvAL or THE
STEAMSHIP ISABEL AT CHARLESTON
CatRLFsTON Dec % 1853.

CHARLESTON, Dec %. 1888.
The mail steamship Isabel, with Havana and Key West
dates Of the s2d inst arrived this port this morning
The rev Governor General Of Cuba has, signiied his
determination to do all his power to the landing
Of slaves and also to capture slaves, approaching the Is
land but says he take action after slaves shall have
been placed upon he estate of their owner.
Our correspondent states that murders and suicides are
more frequent than ever at Havana.
That part OF President Perces message to Congress-
speaking Of ais determination arrest any new expedition
tt NAV lie set on foot il the United States was received
with evident gloom By the Cubans while the Spanards
garded it as mere profession withou. any sincerity.
The British irgate yestal sailed from Havana on We'd
aI there w was grand review Of the troops at Havana on
Tuesday in honor Of the birth day Of the Heir Apparent
Three thousand troops under arms Another act in
honor Of the day the publication Of the liberty Of the
EmanCpados.
Tie weather at Havana was cool and very pleasant
Tie Isabel passed the ship Eliza Mallory standing 20 the
There was good demand at Havana for Sugars, and
many lots had been sold at full prices The stock in port
estimated at 5000 boxes mostly in second hands
Tie receipts of Sugar had been small, and most, if
not all of the old crop would be shipped before any
siderable quantity Of the could arrive. contract
had been made for 5000 boxes less be deliv.
cred h ,uqh the season all round, a SIG 50 per box
Tie 3 myrd for Coffee continued good and the stock at
Ha,ar, does not exceed about 1000 bags
MOlastes continued very scarce.
Rum was and in good demand at about previous
All kinds Of Provisions in request Flour Is quoted
al $40 1851 bh Rice Is very scarce and is worth
I3Ic Potatoes were and in demand at TO 4lc.
Lard is l7ic Jerked Beef is very scarce and Goldfish
continued in request supply the deficiency in Beef Not
rLstanding the arrival Of several vessels loaded with fish
prices were well sustained and we quote American Goldfish
AZ &C. and Newfoundland at &c.
Eastern and Pitch Pine were scarce and commanded
full prices.
Exchange on New York and Boston, par
Freghts TO American ports were scarce and 75e 81
per box for Sugar to Boston had been paid TO Europe
there vas more demand and - 10 to f3 IS had been
paid
Tobacco was scarce, and holders exhibited increased
frmness Sales last week 5000 bales
KY WHIST, Dec. 22.-The brig Eliza Ann, from Trinl
dad for New York, and the brig Rufus Soule from vii
mngon for New Orleans have finished their repairs and
sailed for their destinations. The schr John Ro fe from
New Orleans for Tampco arrived here with sails split and
leaky-undergoiEg repairs -llcbrg Linden, from Phila
dephia for New o leans with cargo of coal dry goods
Sc arrived here or the goth leaking and to have
.aled again on the 23d. The ship Ambassador Of New
York for New Orleans for Liverpool, arrived here the
est inst to repair tlllr.
The second party Indians had arrived Cape Flori
de, and remained friendly.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

The steamship Pacific from Liverpool. with four
days later intelligence from Europe is now in her
twelfth day out and may be looked for at Any moment
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
FALL OF,A CHURCH sTEEpLE.

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Early yesterday morning large portion Of the spire OF
the kst Reformed Dutch Church blown down. crash
ng in the roof OF the church TO the ceiling The spre
sls est high and that together with the building
erected about year ago No person Eas injured The
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
w,.u1rcrnr .satnrinu- nec al 1s

WAsHISGrON, Saturday, Dec. =. lsjJ.
The Union Of this morning denies that Collector Redied
has removed any Of Judge Bronsons apPonees and says
a son OF the latter has been continued as cashier.
The President has recognized Charles r Zimmerman
Consul for Buenos Ayres at the port Of New York.
All business in the Executive Departments Banks &c is
to be suspended Monday and the day will generally be
observed a. q holiday.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

tOrysk seems mpracticable and our desire that the
faith Of the Polish democrats may be realized tar oit
runs our confidence in its possibility.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

no prophet to cretel tha, this nsw mediation which
s Joint product of Austrian and British genius France
having acceded to it, but not originated twill come
20 Dought
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

THE Current OPERATIONS OF THE TREAsUEY DEPART.
sENT-Yesterdsy, Dec %, there Of Treasury War
rents entered on the books Of the Department;
Fo M treasury Department exclusive Of io 7i5 81
Covered Treasury Lands 2t5 g.
For rerayius War Department ADJ
the Interior Department stS' oI
IL ''' '"'''''' jws.iiss.on s,.r 9Th
Sourn C,RoIISA.-The Legislature of Sou.h Carolina
adjourned de Tuesday evening last quarter of
million dollars were appropriated for the continued
struoton Of the CAPITOL which sum is said Will be
sufficient carry the undertaking vigorously and sue
cessfuly The Columbia and Hamburg Railroad Jmpany
chartered Further aid in the form of subscription to
It's stock refused 70 the Blue Ridge Railroad No act
passed providing for he State e ,eDt common
school system The obnoxious laws relating 10 c0ored
seaInen were not modified, recommended by the
Governor and confidently expected The Bank OF Charles
ton Isohariered without reduction OF its cap ta.
which continues at 100000 whilst the capital Of other
banks in the STATE is limited % third Of this amount
The question Of allowing the people Of the State to vote
for Electors Of President OF the United States, which
again under consideration by the Legislature again
rejected.
NonrH AxERrcAS REvxw.-We learn tLst tbs oil
established Quarterly has changed h9sds ani that with
the January number vii, the editorial connection of
Professor Bowen who has made withna tew years very
unpopular Messrs Little, Brown s CO. who have here
ioore pubhed IT, viii be succeeded by Messrs. Crosby.
Nichols & Co. who have purchased the copyright and
good viii Of Tie Rerier in connection with It's editor
,he Rev Andrew F. Peabody, Of Portsmouth y. H. Who
Is 10 have the aid and cooperation OF very many Il tie old
and valued contributors is pages The friends Of TIE
Aerh american Rsricp VIII be gratfed % learn that its
management so pass into the hands Of able scholar
DR. Peabody and we have doubt thai this announce
mcnt viii % brag back very many OF t old friends
both Subscribers ard contributors who have been dis
satisfied with tie tone and spirit which has characterized
Il under lis late editor. Boston Transcript.
Tic safe OF the jones Misunderstanding Company al Dad.
munvlle, Worcester County, Mass, was broker open On
Wednesday night and robbed Of s7l9o in bills aadr
SOS Of ffe Mech anics Bank. OF Worcester. reward
Of ssCo is offered for the recovery Of The money.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
OBSERVANCE OF CHRISTMAS II PHILADEI.
pHTA

FanADELPHIA, Dee. %, 1853
Christmas win be generally observed here to morrow
The Custom House Banks and oil the public Offices viii
be closed and the newspapers viii suspend their pubIca
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
THE sOUTHERNER AT CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, saturday, Dec. "a, 1851
The United States Mail steamship SOatherner Cs,ta;.
Thomas EVAN from New York, arrived here at clock
this mOnirg
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE ERIE RIOTERS, &c
PHnApELPHrA. Saturdav. De-. a. 81

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, Dec. "A, 1883.
The Supreme Court this morning rendered its decision
granting the application Of the Franklin Canal Company
r special Injunction restrain the authorities Of Erie
from tearing up the rails Of said Company in the City Of
Erie. The Injunction being merely - stay waste, the
Court will hear the City of Erie motion to Dissolve the
injunction.
The Delaware River at Bristol IS covered with ice and
tie boats did not this morning the passengers coming
down to the city Oh tie cars.
PHILADELPHtt Dec. 25 1853.
The steamer st. Nicholas which arrived to day from
the Breakwater reports that an unknown schooner bosnd
n was driven ashore Friday night the shoa inside Of
CAGE May AL hands perished.
The balk H. 5. Bradley. from New Orleans, bound 70
this port driven ashore night, andywin ne
Shoal, and bilged.
Big Patrick Henry from Gonaves for this port the
same night dragged her anchors at the Breawate and
was driven ashore, after cutting away her masts.
Bark MaagOrda from New York for Peersburgh (Nal
umberloaded also driven ashore the beach near
Cape Henlopen where she lies fail Of water ts thought
she can be hauled off after dscharging hr deck load
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
CHRISTMAS IN BALTTMORE.

BALTIMORE, Dee. Is, lsJ3.
All the newspapers In this City win suspend their pub
hcation tomorrow The Southern telegraph Hae yl be
closed all day
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

We have 10 mail 10 3ay from South of Augusta.
Louis De Arrarguez has been ocialy azsi hv,s
President Consul General for Mexico TO reside al r..
Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

UOTTDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLTMEN-Every
d,y. the present w@s We shai oqe.a large a,sort-
M nj of fine Cayas Scs Cloves ShIs nnlsIs six Under
e,p eus hrec-py Linen latest vle Wholesale
er r.fau vEkfcO & Sos. 80. 81 Nassau -.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
0Tem-]Dork paitp 0ribune.
MONDAY, DECEMBER %, 1855

No noe ran he taken anonymous C9uuncslas WhsfsEeI
L rferd r Be- aIb sncatsd ~ ne sai
sdd of he necsssa Tor publications bar %
guaranty ofha good faith
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

Paint heortneve Won far lady" nor head despOlet
oft bsuuty otis ess BAExERs TONGUE ssteles aps Pu
restorative M Price Sll everywhere Pruci
pal deudt BAEKEs Ladies' Hair Dress Establishment No as
Broadv
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

NV MUsIC-Christmas Quadriles, by Iha % cts.
Rgcot ToNs; set Of four g. Stephen W
Leach o,n's OvoE YsAn, BY Thomes Baker . Gems 81
Glars 10 IiT1LE HEAVEN by % Howard; 4 cents
fcI1S1iSc Totrs b. T. Ffauk Bassiord; %
gg,ExINc oY HoMa b. Frederick Buckley, Is 5csnis.
IfouACE No Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

Labs tURs Manufactures OF every piece Of
Isds Drsis pstlous solicit notice
ohee vsIsd stock all Of which placed on sale at our store
H0.nc LElkI y AO. nltefs
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
MEETTNG AT CLEvELtyn

CLEvELASD SATURDAY Dec a. fsSs
public meeting is to be held here night to consi ~
the Erie Railroad matters
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

Talking about holiday gifts gift concerts. &c, is all
very vt LEAsE siye you your Likeness IL
chsIgt. that when make New lear calls end
you in the hail. her fellow can't walk OF With
peeisly than HE Ghays you bu from RAP
ILLIY LICK No 81 hat. and coInI ALah.m .na hs.rs
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

ccngreeaiiOn viii worship this winter in their ola s,..
odfce -sA
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

CR.sTArOR0s LIQUID HAIR DlE-Tha superiority
ell 0hors r following viz is nsAn-
action and peTmancny the coOrs
dueS uodorouts and facility washing skin. Sold and
.1iedn NJ No q 81 fnr House C l. S
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
COUNTERFEIT POST OFFICE ENvELO OPrs-rup
WEATHER AT ALBANY ~

: = 70 Is51
Counterfeit Post Office envelopes ere Ia nc;rcnlaaa L.
The weather was very last night aud the r;-s
sHfciy crossed on foot this morning Tie errybass
make their landings with much dBculty S
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
bALTiaoEE, 7 Dec q

SOUTHERN MAIB-NEW MEXICAN Covgrr
GENERAL AT NEW ORLEANS
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
FOR TmE HOLIpAYs.-TI

FURNITURE FOR TIE itOLiDAIS.-Ihe suOscri0crs
supply tbse hi1g furniture with an eKts article
tcir establishment the New
Yoft Hopia Broadway order eive their eabl shent
potoTy viii satisfy al thai them gith hsir
erstcr1 MORRELL & JOasssS.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

SEWING MACnINES.-I NJ. SINGER * Co, No 393
Broas, art exhibiting aud selling variety Of sewing
hshns fr various purposes sseh perfect Of Is sind Needle and
univc ally approved WY invented machines 70 With
single theed desned Cor sewing linen other light goods qas
iuss lirinfs &C. be Ia operation all times.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

WANTTD.-A Salesman that understands the busi-
mss In retail that 1raih s factory retr
may wish real and references MUSICAL Her
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM ScALES.-Long known, Sc.
FAIRtANSs Co. No. 80 Water-st
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

A useful, valuable and scas0nable present, set OF
choice FaTs be had Of THOMPSON RAsLER No 10
hsde -ene importers and Manufacturers Of ever description
Ntsers received and flesh supply expressly
ndapt foI the Hoday b. M steamers and are pepredto nj
Orders whoese. and retail - the lowest Pdricuer atsn
cu requested ~ their aatl Dsrz Urcci MaEssn,
Mink Nsrfep. koc rrlfen
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

PLRHA,s SO. AND THEN AGAIN PERHAPS Nor
PtihsI have ocough then buy hoS Of BaTNs Puno1
Wafer perhaps y56hAyo then buy box fou ID
them hen eRpst Only p cents sod by O. " CLcE
Co No 81 barolayt General Agents for New YORK aud
Nfciu
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

The HUrCmNsON FAMLys Seventh Concert at
the Tabernacle "WEDNESDAY EvENas Dec o. Tickets p csu
to all marta Of - house.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

Ron HOLIDAY PHEsENIs.-A great variety Of
Chrtns ind Newi Presents consns @ e"eir Je Ofhl-
n,rte Mcsic Boxes Opcr. Gases Work Tbles FRO Tables
Bisque aud PoIcs fig1s DIsue Csses J~el and Odr
Boxes Caeis Shell Toilet Bottles tls Combs Digs
Pvrse sc together endless v-y Of tecy Articles
b. found OsaoRNE BoARDHAN& h TONAsGSD's,
No 67 BrOadwty spTngt under the s. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

NEVsAny person sendn gus icrfa staer Ts,sErlph
Mail or Otherwise viii be literally paid provided 1sed B. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

THE GAME OF LIFE-ln playing the game OF life
spl hsd knoks barthOse wac Paronzs
the house Hat Store OF Broadway aud
spnesi Escape sueh rssu or be selling his beaxa Has
spefb Waking Canes maguifcCnt UMBRELLA aai cc Furs
exceedingly low prices CAL aud make Your purchases
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

GREAT MASS MEETING
Of the Share Holders ia
PEXHAfs Orr ESTEEPRfsy
A. Caslle Gard u Soih inst
To iasrrSt their G. uM,se iu referccce dt ar tie
1oott0 hev Wears Oi;s.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

THE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREAsuRY DEPART
NRNT.-Yesterdsy, Dec % there of Treasury War
/ rspts entered on the books Of the Department:
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

For sale in New by A 2. SANDS No leo Faon-st
Of " an ard C. r. RING Of Joanst and Broad
md hv dfa in ne y
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

HoIuAY GTTTs--I. GILBERT q COS magnificent
Pisros sof beautifully he'd with without H1as, are the
eef thu. cen Sc Wi.c da-ler sister sod az
/, MINI - IoL lCl NAItks, ~ ~ Dt9tlNay.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

SEWING MAClHNES-CiRD TO TIE PUELtC.-Ine
Hon Corner Of Patents he United States has that
M, psteui Sewing Machine wsh
Invented constructed sud put b early
year with al the patents sad applications for
Sewing Machines c0ng the combination Of ths
evepointd needle and the hutte making TIE nrosked stitch
All The parties this Of nteTeeuce called upon By
tce PsenfCcc prove the date Of their
sud respectable Witnesses who my Sowing Ma
already arPiized Of Bat desirable It's ID
and successful operation bs possible Any persons Who
between 1919 Sowing Nschss
ssch possession my ste BROKER Hsat
e1h6ed specimens Of is work shown BY Nr,
GeoTee Arowsmh, vii cclfr grest favor upon arI wl
forward Igheor by nins Of the .no~eds uon
the srbeci eIfui combination aterccd In tefsaIg
Just claims but N tho testimony have ne trash prevail
,xopld wsh Il e prevail ovtrwhennsiy Address
WALTER urNr No. 80 Hrfs1ns. y. Z
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

BRADY's DAcUERREoFYPEs, set in every variety Of
frish and o. desgp
offered the pue sPpsoprs aud beautiful gs M the Holt
days BkADY's Daguerrean Gser No S59 Brcidwsy,
IheMrsog's ssoon end No 25 Broadway, corner Faoas'
NEWS, HOLIDAY News! HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Cone urs Plated and Brsnns Ware Plated ForkA Spoons
Csso Ivory Table CNtegy Pocket ard Sesor hnc
yspsrrsd Wsis Plate Warmers Oyster Dishes cash forr
ipge usefn ain Alec the largest variety o. fancy Fferea aud
Gesn BASKETS 70 be found this togethc with Hobby
Horss C.fs ChdEen Carfafs Veiocpc6es Sc al fF sale
yesy low pIieesst slNasos 4 Co.'S No % Causist
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-16

The President is said to have given out that
he would appoint no one to any Marshalship
who is opposed to the Fugitive Slave Law.
MExICo-Gen. Santa Anna has received the
votes of sixteen of the twenty-three States for
President Gen. Arista remains on his farm,
permission to leave the country having been
refused him.
An earthquake was lately felt in the neigh
borhood of Grimsby, Jordon, Thorold, the Falls,
QueenstOn, and Niagara, in Canada At Fort
Mississaugua every thing reverberated with the
crash. The cause of this unaccountable freak
OF nature has not as yet been ascertained, but
the st. GATHERINGS Journal thinks it had its ORR
gin in the Niagara river, or some part OF Lake
Ontario adjacent to that neighborhood
SExs1BIE.-Mr. Golden lately spoke at
Peace meeting at Manchester, during which he
expressed the opinion, that in case England ana
France should fake each other by the ears. that
the United States would not step in and help
pummel France, but that Jonathan would qui-
etly mind his own business, which would be. to
do the carrying trade of the world. No doubt
Mr.. Golden is quite right in this opinion.
Low WATER-We have seldom seen the wa
ter so low at this season of the year as it is at
the present time. A rise, however, may soon
he expected if the present warm weather con-
tinues.-Galena .fdr.
Monday was a beautiful day, and the general
stir in our streets, consequent on the arrival of
the first steamboats,, reminded all that our bu-
sness season had commenced.-Gakena -4dr.,
9th uH.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-16

To THE AFrIIcrED.-To those afflicted with
that dreadful scourge to America the Liver
Complaint, the proprietors Of MLane's Liver
Pills are happily to offer this remedy, as at once
complete and safe. 1t has been tried often in
all parts of the country; it has been used in the
practice Of the most eminent physicians, and al
ways with triumphant success. In offering these
Pills to the public, the proprietors are actuated
by desire to alleviate human suffering, aud
offer remedy within the reach of all, which is
at once safe and effcctual remedy for a most
dangerous and difficult class of diseases
For Sale at W. W. HfCHCox'S