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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11
SUPREME COURT-City and County Of

SUfkEME COUhl-tlty anu Couhty VI
~ forkHor.ce Csnin and others AGAINST isah Esioa
issued DeVenber H. 1861 VI o- Henry a. Ely ana
Isaiah 500 30Nore hereby thai
has ssued each OF the above actions aSns the
defendant sbsonds coDesed debtor and
db due run BY residents oi this state,
and the delivery him ior his Of property vths hs
belonging him. end the transfer OF BY HIM
aorhidien By sw and ~. void. MocuNN MONCRIEy,
taT Iao3mFs Attorney Tor Plaintiffs, No ~ Wall Ct
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

s Of ne Coanty Of s-- Ton hereby 70 al D>r
~. havzs clans aseiz-t ELfAKIA HORTON ate q NE csy Of
Me- ora. d-csas~d prrs-u vA v0aes~rs tsers
- .gtscrt-y o6se We is Warreasr n n csy w.
Yo-E On os s-Hh Ay ADf neIi-Dzies Wv feh'
. =, ' CHARLIE. STIRLING, EI.easor
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DEAFNESS-NEw Discoveries

DLEYS ORGANIC vIBRAToR--An extraordinary,
powerful small newly invented instrument for Deafness
entirely different from al otherto surpas anything OF
the KIND that has been probably be
being Of the zane color as the SKIN percepnble IL
enable Deaf persons hear distinctly church and a. puo
lie assemblies The unpleasant sensation OF singing noises
in the entirely removed and affords al the assist
snce that Possb bly, could be desired.
To prevent mistakes be cautions and observe only %
b. bad az No 81 Lispensrd q Newly Ork, OF T. = BRUG-
MAN only scent for America. All others are spurious
Price s. maied place the Union the Canaas sc
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Eopartnership.

OFFICE OF The N. Y. CRY DIRECTORY, 40 Ann-st.
NNHE PUBLICATION of the NETWORK
Il CITY DIRECTORY commenced BY the undersigned,
upon the decease Of Mr. John Dosse Jun last Spring.
will hereafter be continued under the title Of TR0W'S
NETWORK CITY DIRECTORY, compiled by
II. WILSON
The Directory for the current year ued from this esab
hshment, contains upward Of One Hundred thousand
Names being Twenty-Five Thousand than any other
Directory Of this city ever before Published
JOHN p TROw
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-We have
~ Tins Day admitted EDWARD ID. JONES and AU-
GUSTUS WATERMAN AZ Partners IN our House
New-York, FEB. g. 1855 CYRUS W. FlELD x 70.
COPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned have
~ have tks day formed q Copsrtnership under the hrm
Of CONDIT JENKINS. for dealing In Insurance SCRIP
pegoisting Lozns Notes &c Oce IN the basement OF
ls5s JOHN A. COSDIT,
JAMES Z. JENKINS.
dissolution Of COPARTNERSHIP.-
ubscribers under the firm Of ENSINGSk LANDER DIS
solved by mutual consent from this date JESNlNGS
in duly authorized the OF the hrn IN h1uda
ton OF the copartnershp business all debts OF SAID h 70
be paid By said Jennings and all persons indebted 70 SAID
firm 10 make payment 70 him. Dated FEB. lso
T. ID. LANDER
NOT1CE.-O. g. JENNINGS viii continue the business
OF the late firm OF Jennings Lander on his own account
at No. 81 Fultonst. y. y. JENNlNGo.
nISSOLUTION.-Th copartnership hereto
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EXCELSIOR LINE-FOR AUSTRALIA

~ The splendid New YORK built clipper ship PANA-
MA Capt Dearborn lying at Pier No u East RiYer, I'M
equaled for eeness by any vessel ON the berth will have
clipper has been beaten and has made Of the
remarkable passages record having gone 20 Aner
In days and made the passage from Canton
New York in eighty tive days The Panama bull, IN
this city by II Webb expressly for the China trade
For balance OF freight passage in cabin, apply 20
RUSSELL 4 NOTION, No. 81 Old.sip.
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CORPORATION NOTICE of SALE Of
N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarro,
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

Il The ccan,y Of Yosk aecvey 10 al
hayas Jam. asa rs, GEORGE W AiTkiN ate n the CITY
Ne~lork a~c.s-a pres-u; the vih yosshefs
the .uA~ero~r a, TIE cc~ HENRY ArklN sEx
change CITY Yors esoc. the .-a,y trs
DAY Of February neIlDAed New Nok he ia Jay o. August
les 80, 10Y. SARAH ATM laa..,r.ss,
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Me6iraI.

DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN
~ FEMALE REN0VArlNG PILLS-BOts in the
female nhrmAIy in private practice, DIT VAN HAM
BERT Of GerIrsny has used these Pills with "a
success Price 81 per box. N. B.Purchase uness
thew have the certificate Of eopywgh the wrapper and
the written signatures Of C. Vsn lambert d 90 the
duiy stamp around each box and l. NJ GUlON. General
Agent for United States America No - Bowery, corner
OF Grad st. and Mrs. HAYES No. lbs Fuiton-s, Brook
lyu
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ar MARSHALLs CATARRH SNUFF

IL effcaei9u, remedy for Catzrrh, Headache, par
ual Deafness Sore Eyes and all diseases OF the head
superior 70 other sce the market for these mails
dies. CHARLES BOWEN, sole proprietor. sold BY the
wholesale druggists in the eites and retaied through the
whole Country. Beware OF eounterfeits.
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CUPREME COURT.-Chcster briggs agt

~ Edward Carroll for Money demand on contract
tom ~, SER To The sad DEFENDANT; You hereby
the complaint thls action ~hch ~ ee hed IN
the oce the CLERK Of the City and County Of New fora the
CIV Hal. sAd CITY snd cory The
suhsfier his office No ~ Wast said CITY within twenty
DAYS after exclusive u the dry
OF such tail the sad compliant within
the aforesaid. the plaintiff ,h sctsn vii tase asm-ns
for Hundred and Twenty ave Doisrs
h interest from the third dag Of December thousand eht
hundred sad hy two besjes the OF this action
New York December 80. lisa
J. v BAfFSrIER. n. nuh's Attorney
Tke notice that comp de The ~ JAS feby shj
4 lA~fn n. BALkStlkk, Plaintiffs AtorneN,,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-C
w and AMBOY RAILROAD for PHILADELPHIA.
Prom Pier No North River, foot Of BAttryp az u
ocock, ncon, BY stean.hosk JOHN POTTER Far. lsf
cars ID elasa - Returning leave Philsdelphis
from foot Of Wanui-st, ZAP. NJ. Emiusnt Lins
boat ATLAS, from Pier No !, all P. NJ Fare, 81 So
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TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIVER--The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt. Vim. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE Capt
Benjamin Brayton leave alternate days Sundays
eepttd) from Pier No n r., the Battery, at NJ
Tor freight, apply board, the Office Pier No.
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great de
Patch, BY express freight train.
TIsDGLE BORDEN. No. 10 and II west-st.
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rs PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sprro

OF the CeGnty q Ne~ fsFk. hercoy 30 al
GAINS IKE SCHROEDER late q the Ssas
Lhno, deceased 90 the voacAers thseo 10
sgsarr the CITY cf Yok kAesnfh
Of August etDsied Ne~ Yol reerusry
iSS r4laweml WILLIAM SCHROEDER. Aansn.su.txs
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

CLIPPERS per ship COIENNE for San
~ Francisco will please send in bulls adng for signature
a. the vessel will clear on MONDAY An excellent 0ppor
tupty is afforded for LADY passengers by this vessel For
passage only having superior accommodations, apply Inn
nediately 20 Russell 4 NORTON, No. 81 Oh Slip
10 East River.
A UST RALIA-CLIPPER LINE.-The
"A splendid ship AKBAR, 900 tuns burden, L. Gibbs
commander, will be dispatched frsm New-fork for Mel
bourne Port Philip the 18th of February This vessel
was built expressly for the East India trade and very
fast saler having made the from NewYork to Liver
pool Ia days This ship will ony take about thirty pas
sengers for which he has superior accommodations. Ap
ply TO WIN. r. DUGAN. No. - Front-st, 10 ARKELL
j ELLIOTT, No. l46 PeaTl-st
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I'm pJTPSIrANCE of an order Of the Surro

sa- 81 the Coany OF Ncrt hereby all
having against EDWARD DEMlNG. late Of the City Of
New lok deeaed 10 present The sam sh ,oachers hers 10
suh-crhers cece Of CHARLES sHfA, No ~ Cham
CITY OF New fofk eere the nr.t day Of ApTS
DNfed. New Nosk. The 29d sy Of serteunee l>sa
JAMES McNOkp.
ESTHER nEMtN6. ~'~
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Clothing, &r.

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
Il Silk Ha1 1t S3-sl less than Broadway pneea
Neat Hats at g. 50.
BROWN No. l5s CanAI-st- one door from Sullivan
EURS at REDUCED PRICES.-Those in
Of Stone Maren Mink, Fitch and Swedish MAJ
ten Vctorne. Mus and Cuffs viii find Il % thelr interest,"
70 call at the old est,bishment Of M0NARQUE, No. q
BoWey.
THE ATTENTION of the LADIES is in
vsd 70 handsome assortment Of Pans woven Corsets
oftbe GrecAn French, and English style. Also, Patent
Shoulder Brace for the benefit Of health ard figure OF young
lsde the Cheap Corset Store No s5 Divssonst near
Rutger-st.
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IN PuRSuANCE of an order of the Sumo

cate o6se Of the County Of Ne~ Yors hereby sv.s
10 ii p~rsous hAv ~ claims fREDERlCk NArHApSoN
late q the C Of New Novk eessed . Peeus the 9TH
Thereof 10 the subscriber No Ss Bo~ey The Cy
New YoSl os before he i,h y Of Aurs, nestpssed Ns~
y orh Feh IL iSSa JOHN BELLtSGER. Exesses
m isvsrYas
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A SSIGNEEs SALE.-A VALUBLE PRO-
N PIRTY Al AUCTION Located in the Village o. W
ster Town Of Sauserties Ulster Co N. Y eonss.ins o.
Store Dwelling House and Out Building snd tnrse ~ ~
vacant BUILDING Lots. The said property w1h ce 49, r.
tbe 2sth february inst, az one O'clock r. NJ A. nm
change House, Kept by p. Poland IN ssid vi pIEID
a'''"'NA"' N''' va" e e CN HUMMEL
Asirpees of Elias Woodruff
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER.
~ sEY-New.Yors to Easton, Pa Fare 81 75-fsl
Arrangement, commencing November IS 1852 Leave Pier
No. | North River daily, for Ea.ton and internedlate
places at An, u NJ, and S+5 PM, and for Somerylle
at 45PM Returning, leave Philhps6urs ste snds An.
and 3l5PM
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IL TO MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS That valu-
able easebold the Building and Lots north
Sd and 6lst st. le3 feet front dav and l45 deep
6lst-st Will be sold by COLE & HILTON, FRIDAY
llb inst at the Merchants Exchange, at IL O'Clock l6
yean expired term. Lease lie very favorable All
improvements be paid for the end Of first lessee
wishes trm at per cent. value Of lots. good
location for coal and wood yard. scale upon the
premises Possession Of lots once Terms very easy
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/ USTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE-The

A USTRALA-CLIPPE LINE.-The A.
IA clipper CANTON, j. Gibbs Commander, will be dis
patched for Melbourne Port Philip, the 10Th OF Feb
rusry She has superior accommodations for passengers and
her number will be limited 70 nifty The wel-known repu
taton which this lire has won for dispatch sufficient
guarantee for parties 70 by her Apply IN board at
Pier No. II East River or 20 VIM. I. DU0AN, No. 81
Frontst or 70 ARKELL ELLIOTT, No. li6 Pearl-st.
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A. NJ HgEwIs, Auctioneer NIL
DY BANGS, BROTHER o. Co'-lfaoe

YIFTY-sEvENTH NEw:YoRK TRAokk S ,ai5
% be commenced on M0NDAl R p" PapEss' Sra.
,o.1.S S1ysyovss Pg.Tgs BiSoERs CLora, LEATH-
rr se for he next regular Trade Sale to be commenced
Psrieuis for the printing should be furnished By the
10Th ef Jsuuary Inst
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TIE MEDICAL JOURNALS
MANY PERSONS suppose when they read

WI about Cough Remedies that all trash alike Too
many Of them are but the COUGH LOLESGES made BY
NJ DAME scientific preparation The mstenas COST
care-snd If the reader is unfortunately afflicted with
Cough leher chronel Asthma Phthync, bron-
on any Dease OF the Lungs Throat relief can be
obtained frorn these Lozense. than any other renedy
SOD y a b s ssnef biIssa 10 45I pssi C. Hss
land Nos l3s Diyision and IN Henrysts and others
Wiamsbuygh-Niller South 9Th and fth-sts fendeyoo'
4h and South 7h.ts; Ratten, No d 7thst Js d. NOR
re Mo Is Grandst and others 10 town aud country 10
packages for IA and Is cents each.
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nISSOLUTlON.-The cOpartnershIp hereto
- fore existing under the firm Of BARNES THAY-
Err this day dissolved by the decease Of Isaac T. Thaye
The business will be settled by the surviving partner
The subscriber will continue business his account
al No Al Maiden-lane. WALTER BARNES.
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hereby given. that application will

BE- made the legislature Of the state OF New fcrh the
Session thereof Act OF inc ID the Aanssh
Panama Telegraph Company 10 construct Ec Telegraph
the Ihnus 81 Panama with esA OF one hundred and ans
Il, usand donars.-D Dated. New losk January Is lss2
IA la~6~F DANIEL BoWLf, Counsel TOR the Conway
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TN PITRSIJANCE of an order of the Surro-

cate Of the coun;y hereby al
HAVING NARY PERkiNS late % the CITY
Ycrs widow deceAed present the ssrs, Nth vosceef
Ms rrsdeas Ne 10 srFinx Ct,
CO YORK. the hah DAY Of Msrck nextpated
q iassmY WILLIAM PERKINS. Gr-<s,cs
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LORING 8. WILLIAMS,
CHARLES Is. WILLIAMS.
DAVID u. CUNNINGHAM,
SIDNEY II. BLANCHARD,
DAVID s. WILLIAMS.

WILLIAMS 4 CUNNINGHAM have given up store
No 81 Dey-s heretofore occupied by the late firm, and
removed No. Pine-st formerly occupied by the
late firm Of Denison, Williams Denson, where they VIII
be happy the friends and customers of both the old
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NfY WHISPERS and HAIR became weak

wi through nckness. used one bottle Of 0hAaAa
ONGUENT; the effect mageaL-Rossar hswS,
Hay,utrsw NY The Onguent viii make the beard grow
,hopt inins or staining the flesh. VI pc, bottle, sent
70 .ny ns-t of he eoanrry r. q. GRAHAM, 70 Annst
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NOTICE.-The firm of e. b. CLAYTON g.

N
IN SONS was Dissolved the 9th instant BE- the death
Of Mr. EDWIN b. CLAYTON.
The business of that firm Will be continued BY the
vivors the underlined who have formed partnership
under the firm of z Il. CLAYTONS SONS, and will con-
duct the Paper Warehouse No 83 Johnst and the Sta
nonery Business No. l6l Pearl st. either Of which
places the undersigned will attend 20 closing the business Of
The late firm. ALEXANDER Il. CLAYTON
CHARLES II. CLAYTON.
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WV. II. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer.

WY. II. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer
T EASE of OFFICES No. 90 Wall-st., now
IL occupied by Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
WM. n. FRANKLIN, Son. Co. will sell at auction on
MONDAY 18th February al IL O'Clock. at the Merchants
EIehaDge Wast the lease Of the Offices No 63 Wall
st. now occupied by Mercantile Mutual Insurance
Company, having four years 70 from the LIST of May
nett at q rent of g. 500 per ennum. 4,77A
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rHEsHORTEsT and CHEAPEST ROUTE

nor FREIGHT or CHARTER-Ihe br'
II brs ANTILLA, to Brazil West Indies, OF p2rI 70
the United Kingdom. Apply to DANIEL PlLhiN,o,roN'
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L'OR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRI
Il DAY, the 9Th inst at Il ", at the Merchants EI-
ScE House No 10 place, opposite the Park BY
that name, on 29tb-st
The House has recently been put In complete order and
repted and s ready for mediate occupancy IL has all
he modern improvements hot and cold bsths gas, &C
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NApuINF. sT-To be SOLD at AUG

Ii TIoN =, IzM on the 18th inst, by ANTHONY J.
pIrFcK2R AZ .he Merchants Exchange the two Houses
- = -. =. IN and ~ Carmine-st, built Ia the
manner with every necessary convenience for
$3.50, ss,Sepces They would, by small outlay bring
hssvy rent for stores the location being Of the
80 =; be treet The houses each 15xH feet the lots
Arc zs.Ioo feet each The street well graded, paved and
saws,sd fs,ooo or e., eco can remain on bond and
gsrtsse. For view Of the premises apply to the Aac
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Mr.. Judah might do well.
The Result.

The election passed off yesterday without
any undue excitement, and with but little re-
gard to party lines, aud but little observance
to party discipline. Very few straight party
tickets seemed TO have been voted. The fact
is apparent that Benton's doctrine in regard
to Conventions, Caucuses, &C., has settled
down to a very considerable extent, as the
rule of the people of st. Louis City and
County in regard to County Offices. No
sort of heed was paid by Wing or Democra,
TO the obligation, as it has heretofore been un-
derstood, of voting for the regular party nom.
inees.
We have no complaint to make agains,
this. 1t may be right. II the PEOPLE so will
it, it is right. There can be no sort of ques-
ton that if both political parties were to re-
solve to disregard all parry considerations in
the selection of all judicial and ministerial Of
ficers, there would be much greater certainty
of getting good men chosen, than now ex-
lists under strict party rule.
A divided ticket was probably chosen yes
terday. We think Bates is elected by a
handsome mHjority-say 500 in the county
ThOrnburg is probably elected, Kretschmar
is no doubt elected. Charles Keemle has a
pretty fair prospect, and if the county pre-
cincts do as we'll for him rs we expect, we
are confident Of his success.
Hicks and his Democratic compeers will
make sure of the remainder of the Offices
This is the present prospect.
Such returns as we received are given in
another column.
81. Louis EUe. Ners End.
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Difficulties, if not actual impositions upon
certain classes and persons Of the community /,
must continue to occur, so long as Evansville
and Lamasco City..are distinct corporations.
There is something absurd in the idea OF one
city being divided by an imaginary line into
two divis ons, and these parts controlled by
different authorities, by different laws each
acting independent of the other as though
separated by a distance Of fifty miles. Inc
stranger viewing this place either from the
river, or in FORMULATING its streets. sees but
one city. There is but one city as ne sees IT,
even though the line mark of separation be-
tween Lamasco and Evansville be pointed
ont to him. Not one out Of dozen citizens
who have been here years, know when he
crosses the boundary line. We are one not
only in physical aspect, but in private and
public interests. We are growing as one
city, and our destinies are the same. Yet
there are Two distinct corporations, and as
such continually conflicting.
An able correspondent Of the Journal, few
months ago, fully discussed this subject, and
ably advocated the unition of the two cities in
one corporation. We do not propose at this
time repeating his arguments, or continuing
the line of his reasoning; yet we think this
subject should be discussed till some plan be
adopted, bringing the two cities under one
corporation, and if possible in a satisfactory
man ner to the citizens of both divisions.
While politics and business are tagging, it
might be well to revive discussion on this sub.
ject. Aside from private pecuniary matters,
the minds of our citizens are free from agita-
ton, and it is to be supposed anything now
said on this cd theme, would meet with more
than ordinary attention. We suggest to our
former correspondent, that the columns of
of the Journal are open. Come along.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-06

SERVED 'EM RrGHr.-Several rowdy Loco
focos, at Rumsey, KY, on the day of the late
election, attempted an exhibition of their de-
pravity, by abusing and villifying the charac-
ter of Henry Clay. An old hard listed plant
ter listened to their slang, until he could
stand it no longer, when he attempted, single
handed, to chastise the whole party. In
this, after making "his mark" on several, he
was like to get worsted, when one of his ne.
groes came in to his masters assistance, and
"cleaned them out" SO that their friends had
to help them off the ground.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-06
lgepudiating Pierce.

Hon. James Maurice, Representative in
Congress from the First District of New
York and Democrat, has been writing to
his constituents OH the subject of Gen.
Pierce's appointments, which have Disguised
him as well as others. In the course of his
letter, he remarks:
SIT is not requisite should dwell on any
special circumstance connected with the for
nation of the present national administration,
for they are matters of history, widely known
and likely to be long remembered; nor as
sumo the prophets privilege, and predict any
consequences from them; these are coming
Of themselves fast enough to render such an
effort equally unnecessary and presumptuous;
nor say much on the policy, as it is called, of
consolidating the Democratic party by the
bestowal of places of great influence, trust
and profit ON unmistakable seecimens o. eve
ry faction that has of late years threatened
to disturb the peace of the country. These
topics can be treated more satisfactorily at
another time, land if need be, will then en-
large upon them. For the present it will be
sufficient to observe that if had believed it
possible that the nominee Of the last Demo-
cratic convention could lend himself to the
furtherance of faction, North or South, my
name would not have been presented for your
suffrages. And if the great body of the Ame-
rcan people had not been deceived into his
support, as was, Gen. Pierce would still be
practicing law at Concord, and illustrating by
turns the politics and the jurisprudence of
New Hampshire. l have 20 high a respect
for the Office of Chief Magistrate of this
republic, and | am too willing to yield to its
possessor that respect the Office itself de-
serves, to say more at this time on this sub
ject."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-06
GARDENERS
MAGIC WOUND HEALER.

TIME Magic Wound healer is certain cure for all
i kinds of wounds Man or Beast especially Fresh
cuts which it readily heals while it allays inflammation.
Gardeners Magic Wound Healer is cd for all kinds
of wounds, Bruises, Washes and Sp,ans the bite and
sting of insects chapped hands and face sore nipples,
inflamed eye lids and all external injuries.
For Sores Oh the backs of Horses and all iD1amed
parts by the rubbing chatting of harness. Gard
ncrs Magic Wound Healer is a CERTAIN Cure.
The Magic Wound Healer will prove equally as bene
fetal cattle it does horses and in fact for all
EXTERNAL INJURIES whether MAN or Beast
GARDENERS Magic WOUND HEALER is the best APP
plicaton that can be applied.
Bruises and Washes of the hand feet ofthe fingers
toes caused by being struck with hammer or being
mashed damned in any way, easily and speedily
cured by the use Of GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND
HEALER.
COMMISSIONS and Larceratons ofany Kind arc more
easily and quickly cured by GARDENERS Magic Wound
Healer han by any other remedy,
Fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound Healer VIII
not infame or become sore. Sold by
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