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~ on that side hitherto stunted and imperfect.
Yes. and we VIII do it too, despite the Political
oyerturn from which you expect so much.
Heap up your batteries and your loving pro-
testaticus; theywiIl not serve your turn. The
crow may delight in tie critical discenment
evinced by the fax's praise Of bis singing bat
be viii not drop his cheese 70 give you afresher
and fuller sample of it. If you VIII cnly real
ize this at once, you win be saved some fruit
less and rather absurd amatory demonstrations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
British Honduras Later from Jamaica
HnlIimore md Ohio KailrOnd.


The Southern mail brings us New Orleans pa
pers Of the lst inst
The Delta contains a letter from British Hon.
duIas which confirms the report that the State of Hon
duras has taken possession OF the English settlement
Limas. They have appointed Comnandant and decllre
that the state Of Honduras will all hazards and every
sacrifice. continue 70 hold the territory.
The British mail steamship Conway, arrived
81 Savsnnoh brings Kingston Jamaica dafes OF the 3lt
ult The papers remark the rayages Of the cholera
and sy nothing OF is decline. Heavy rains had pre-
vailed throughout the country.
The produce market was dull-sugar was sell.
ing at Jsmaica a, Is AGO. q cwt.
Resolutions have been introduced into both
houses Of the Virginia Legiae 70 inquire into the for
fcurc Of their charter by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Co in the Lower House, COMMITTEE has been
appointed to examine into the charges against the Com
pauy.
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CITY CONTRACTS.

Among the many Contracts made aud GU
thorized to be made By the present Common
I Council. there is none Of more importance to
the taxpayers Of this City than the one made
BY the late City Inspector, with ReynOlt & Co,
which is generally termed the Awful Con-
tract" to carry away the blood and ofal OF the
slaughterhousfs 1t was made in direct viola
ton of one of the ordinances Of the City, which
prohibits the making any contract contemplate
ing an expenditure Of money without alvertis-
ing for bids and awarding the contract to the
lowest bidder; but in this case it would not
have suited the parties interested 70 have it
made public, ard the Board Of Assistant Alder
men, in April last, passed simple resolution,
authorizing tie Inspector to make contract
upon the same terms as the one bisa eriSting,"
without stating what they were; and upon the
10Th April the Board of Aldermen cOncurred.
The usual course after the passage OF a resolu-
ton. is for the CLERK Of the Common Council,
after enerossing it, TO take it to the Mayor for
bis approval but in this ease the City Inspect
or was early the next morning with the resoiu-
ton in hand before the Mayor, and urged his
approval, and it was signed.
By this contract Of it is valid) the City is
compelled to pay to Messrs. ReynOldt & Co
for fee years about 10000 year for doing
what others would pay large sum for the
privilege of doing Indeed, one Of our most
responsible merchants, who is largely engaged
in refining sugars, told the Aldermen that he
would give the City $4,000 year for the
privilege Of collecting the bones alone and the
oifal, &c, is also valuable. We believe this
contract to be fraud, and not binding upon
the City, because the ordinance that requires
the advertising Of all contracts was not COM
piled with; aud, secondly, that the Common
Council are prohibited from making contract
to extend beyond their term Of Office, as our
Courts decided some years ago in the case of
the STRENGTHENING Contract with BrittOn
& Co.
We hoped that the new City Inspector
would have takenhold ofthe matter ard broken
it up, but as yet, we believe he has done nothing,
and the taxpayers can only look to the Con-
troller, who has the frmDess, In some cases, to
withhold money that is not legally appropriated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
OUR COUNTRY AND GREAT BRITAIN.

We make room for another able and adroit
leader from The London Times, on the prolific
theme Of the International relations of the
AngldSaxon Race. Mercantile and manulac-
turing England, is certainly wide awake to the
importance Of intimate aud loving relations
with Brother Jonathan. The Times no longer
demands our chastisement into insigniiicance,
the sweeping of our flag from the seas, &c, nor
insists that We be bound over to keep the peace
toward and refrain from further encrOaehneuts
upon the savage tribes within our own limits.
1t reioices that the relations between this cOun.
try and Great Britain have been growing closer
and closer ever since 1888; though it is yet less
than forty years since the two countries were
clenohed in death.grepple and that very
Times was calling iercely for our virtual de-.
struetion. But the change since then is an i'm.
proyement, and We heartily rejoice thereat
But let US not rush madly to the other ex-
IRENE. There are antagOnisms as well as coin
eidenees between British aud American IDEAS,
institutions interests, le, us forget neither of
y,
stepmoIher though she proved TO US We hope
never again to be at war with her; but TO that
end It is expedieut that We be not too close
iy mixed up with each other There is
great deal Of human natGre-and not
all the best qualities thereof-in both John
Bull ana his Yankee progeny. Each is a
trife sharp at bargain; and it decidedly is
not conducive TO their perfect and everlasting
harmony that they be perpetually dickering
ard swapping jackets with each other. Let
US trade in reason but is would not be well
for us TO sell John our Wheat-erop and bus il
back as -four or bread nor would il be 20
send him our Wool and Cotton and receive a
good part Of them back sgain as fabrics. We
produce certain staples which lie does not,
at least lot sufficiently he produces some that
&c DO not Lex these be exchanged freely but
il never can be wise nor right for US 10 close
our own mines, stop our own mills and receive
cur Metals and Fabrics mainly from an island
three or four thousand miles away, paving
therefor in our coarse, bulky staples as afore-
said. Such traffic slways has involved, a.
ways must involve, the Nation which imports
IT'S Manufactures and pays for them in rader,
heavier staples, in embarrassment, debt and
ultimate bankruptcy, while depriving large
Glasses OF It's population Of suitable and STEADY
employment. Can Tie TGHses believe that
course conducive to eternal amity between |
the two countries which tends TO throw tbou.
sands OF cur most effective artisans ont If ann.
Payment and tel them, Get nm ~ ;,h
England and You VIII have plepty az wo,s :,
"hieh vssesr Ono, shopkeep;,y 49,.
over the water We DO not wish 70 is,,.,s1~-
serves irom You've do not seek occasions of
difference with you' bet We do wish to open |
aud work our own wines spin and weave our |
own veol, and so develop our National Indust. |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

A GREAT BLEssISG TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR McLApE the inventor Of the celebrated Liver Pills
used these Pills for seyeTs yes IN his practice before ne
could bducs 20 offer them 20 the public IN such man
per o. 10 make theIa throughout the country This
leatned pbygcsn felt the repugnance tha. ali high
minded Of science feel N eeenng the hst eganst
thee pnscrupuous empires who obrude their useless
uns upon the public ana rely upon system Of putting 70
sustain them. Convinced however, OF the Tcsi value OF
the Liver P and influenced by the plain dictates OF duty
the Doctor finally sen6ccd his deoae feelings On the a.
tar public good Bis great medicine has not disappointed
the expecfaODs Of tho medical practitioners 1t whose IN
stance lie induced forego his inclinatioHs From
every quarter DO hear tire most grsy accounts OF rs
wonderful curative elfcis-the East and The West the
North end the South are alike laden with dogs OF great
low from the afflicted These wonderful us have com
petey conquered tbs greet scourge Of America the Liver
COMPLIANT They may be had In NeWfOrk, wholesale and
retail OF e. V. CiIcxEER Co., No. ~ Bsrclsyst., .nd
BoyB PAU, No. - Coursndtst Sold also by all the
principal Druggists
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IT. rrosbet nj Acknowledgements 20 the
Railroad Trains, &c.

IT, r.ssancers by the Hudson River Rlil-
- -tici Iof. Nerv.York e. o'clock this mora
- scv,d no obstacle ur. the rSin reached s,hodac
sre bridge blocked M by rhe zee threw back ne
xT,er which tore I'D the tnbers q" the srac < rendeE
=! !, i,,.rrs.bIe 10 proceed further. The PASSENGERS
nt sleiibs 70 the Schodac Station OF the Boston H
,rsy and came in ths evening.
The ferrv.boats are crossing this morning to
Fas, Albany The water Is again ialing' steE having
risen hisher than it tss been Tor seTeFai years.
Tie streets az Castleton are Under "at e, pa.
an Cartskiil the ice has moved
The water here is as high IS 1t was IN the
The Government counsel. to-day. examined
itnesges IN the Gaze OF Cobb on the Jerry rescuers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

z Mr.. GwlS, Of California, yesterday Of
fered a resolution in the Senate calling for
statement Of the time and sum necessary TO
place San Francisco in good condition Of de-
tense.
The question is readily answered. Mr.
Gwin has only to compute the cost and the
time necessary to construct the Pacific Rail-
road. and the answer is in his hands.
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Senatorial and other Washington Items.

Special Dispatth 70 The ~ T. Tribune
WAsHlNGroN, Monday Feb I, 1853.
Mr.. Clarke moved today that the Senate
go into Executive Session on the nomination of Mr.
Badger, lis friends being in forceMessrs Pe.rce and
Phelps being in their seats. Mr. Downs wished to
speak sganst Badger and be was not then prepsr-
cd, the postponed at his request until next
Friday, with the understanding that the matter shall
then be settled Mr. Badgers confirmation is certain.
One Senator has avOwed that the late rem
conire between Fuller and Shaumberg will not prcu
dice the application of the latter for captancy
The new Treaty with the Swiss Coniedera-
ton has been sent in to the senate 1t has been order
ed be printed con6dentaly for the of that body
Several Postmasters were confirmed to-day.
Among them. George Russell At Salem. Mass, John p.
Leigh, Norfolk Va A Mr.. Fry Of Kentucky, was con.
fImed a. Paymastor in the Army, and Jas. H. Moore,
Lieutenant in the Navy E5rdge Gerry Fuller, Of
New.YoIk, was nominated Consul AZ II Lifax
Mr.. Seward expects 70 speak on the Te-
huantepec Road to morrow in answer to Mr. Mason
Mr.. Cass added another cOdci to his speech,
consisting Of endorsement Of his speech by Amer.
in Paris. Mr.. Hale replied holding up large
he Of letters, commentary Of bis last speech re.
ceived from Americans a, home. Wherest there was
great uorrlment IN the Senate.
The rich aud beautiful Widow Coxe. of ST.
Lous il 10 be married to W ArInstead Pendlc,on. OF
Va, to morrow-whereat the fashionable world il
greatly surprised.
Abbott Lawrence left this afternoon. and
Gov Lane, OF Maryland, arrived EYE
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Freshets in the East.

The rain and warm weather have caused Sc
s frsbe-s in the Msrriuac and CoutOocook Rivers in
NcvHarnphre snd in the vicinity OF Concord immense
so-,e rlsces diverted from their channels Several
b;dses have been started from their founiatons ar1
srrns o. the railroad trims detained
a dispatch from Concord dated 3 7. NJ to-
dav. SAYS The MsTrimac continues - rise fast and
the ice r mains stationary
The Northern Railroad has opened a commit
uicaon fer passengers by carry ing them some distance
on the Concord end Clarcmont Road, thence b. car.
riages 70 the Northern Read again.
We have heard Of no bridges being carried
entirely away bu, the danger to some OF them is mrni
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Washington Items.

WAsHINoToN, Moalay, Fcb. :. l-5l
In the India Rubber case, to-day L 4.
Hodges. Of Bcstcn nlade powerful argument On tie
law points Tor ooLfssufs he shovel thGt under the
laws and decsCns Of the Courts, the sPpioa.ion mus.
Be denied TINS was the ART cese where any patent
Issued to an assignee sought 70 Be extended
Tie case nTolyed many important points Ct law s4t
ING Millions Of peieuf property. Mr.. Brady follows %
morrow fer spphcan.s
The Senate today confirmed several Post
masters Surveyor Sc-nose Of special interest North
Itere have been several resigrntioas of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

CYLYos's KATHAIRoS gives the Hair rich,
soi glossy and curling sppesrance ceanses the Head from
Dsndruf and It's natural mpuntesi prevents the tair
Heads. Price only Is cents. - , 49,
Sold by C. II. Ring, Jon-st; Gibson, No So5, aud
Rice aud Smith No 725 Broadway; Wm. NJ Giles No lb9
Sth-sv, W. g. Freeman, No. 50 3d-ay, New. York Mrs
Have No. Is6 Atlantic st.. aud Rsichh Bros, No lS9
Atlsutics Brooklyn General Wholesale Depot, No ISL
Rroedwav D.SBARSTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

CoSeRxss.-in Senate a large number OF re-
ports and resolutions Were presented &c, and
then the Monroe doctrine was taken up,and Mr..
Clemens made his long threatened speech, in
which he appears TO have agreed in sentiment
with nobody, though MIR. Mallory afterward af
tiImed that he and the Alabaman conceded
perfectly. The subject was then postponed 20
Monday next An attempt was then made %
get up Miss Dix's bill 60 grant public lands for
insane asylums--not successful, after which
the Senate clothed itself with the impenetra-
bio veil OF an Executive Session. See the dis
patches for what took piece behind that impene-
trable veil
In the House, Mr. Toombs asked leave 10
offer resolution, locking 70 the opening OF our
entire coastng trade and all our rivers TO the
free competition OF all nations which, c0nsid-
ering that that gentleman comes from a see
tion OF the country. that would probably find il
difficult matter 10 &c ont aud man fleet of
mudscows, shows in conspicuous light the
broad nationality of his views, aud his earnest
desire 10 promote the mercantile as well as
manufacturing interests of the North. He
evidently knows no North, no South, &c. The
patriotic proposition of this profound AMI
prominent politician was sustained by over half
the representatives of the patriarchal iaStitu.
tion in the House, aided and abetted BY some
fort, representatives of the pure and indebted
Democracy of the North. The attempt TO sus.
pend the rules failed, theSote standing 90 Yeas
10 as Nays, not twe-thirds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Company held
their Annual Meeting this morning Resolutions were
adopted 20 subscribe $3.50 600 the Marietta and Gin
cinnst Railroad 100000 70 the Springfield and Pits
bureh Co; and 500 900 TO the Ohio and Iniana Co.
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Strike of the Chairmnkers at Troy.

The ehairmakers of this city have struck for
the adoption Of the ten hours system committee of
them issue a notice requesting chlrnskers in other
places not 20 come 20 this city.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, FEB. 5, 1853.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Europe
on Circulation viii be Issued TOMORROW MORN.
ING, at Q O'Clock. It win contain all the Lstest
News up the time of going to press Single copies
40 wrapper ready for mailing be had at the desk
Price six Cents. The Arioa sails from this port To
Morrow at le O'Clock
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r.. 10000 worLh of Va Goods. froTn DE

~ $4,000 worth OF Wet Goods, from the
shps Crnnsl end COUNT g. consisting Of Shifting LBens
Table DsInssk. TO1eings, Da1nask Sapkinz Brds-Eye
Diapers Hueksbueks. NsIseies Q1iff, Pillow Case
Liners and variety Of other goods These Goods are
eighty damaged BY wate IN 9. not injured N
the least and seilg a. h the gina cost 20 import
ThoussD6s Of have bought tsse Goods within the
past week. and every they have been pronounced
perfectly souno and have Rven entire satisfaction 70 a.
parties. Probably there never was tyne wosn saea
Goods nearly gwen Ia the present instance
Ladies the tine 70 supply yourselves WITH taess
Goods foT the coming sensou. 20
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~ UDder-SbiTits and Drawers slightly solled,
but for real GOOD ever they were may b. found
at HITCHCOCK LEADBEaTEHs at prices 70 suit very mod
edrsfs pursft % csptal Meriuo Under So for % cents
Their stock Wet Linens il yet good bat they are going
oif rsr,iolv A eood Linen for . cents.
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The Weather I'm fhe West.


ct LOUIS, Monday, req. Z, lcJ3
A heavy storm prevails here, with a nOrther-
~ wind and the thermometer IL degrees above
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BY TELEGRAPH.
sssaerr Telegraph oe. cort, Of Hrso'er aad Ssass-'.
Ciemens's speech-A Duel-COnfirmatiors-A
Cabinet Formed, Names UuknOwn-Re-
orRaniza ton or the Navy, &c.

Ciemcrs,- speech-A Ducf-tOuhrhiaiionS-
Cabinet Formed, Names Uuknown-Re-
organizs ton or the Navy, &c.
Speeiol Dispa.ah 70 T1e " Y. Tribune:
WASHINGTON, Monday FEB. :, 1853.
Senator Clemens has given us to-day, a
staiesman-Hte speech, brilliant, and keeuly severe
upon Young America and the FilEbusters. There was
an immense audience in the galleries, who seemed
Lsily delighted with the speech.
Two chivalrous Members Of the Virginia
Lesisssure are here TO settle IAN sair Of honor" By
resort to arms One Is from Harrison County, the other
from Richmond City.
The argument of Mr.. Hodges against the
extension Of GooJyear's Tndia-rubber Patent is pro-
nouneed learned. logical and eloquent.
Mr.. Fuller is still improving. Mr.. Schum-
berg will be brought up tomorrow by hsbeas corpus
and viii probably be bailed.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations:
william L. Boss, Postmaster ct Petersburgh
James NJ Russell, Postmaster at indianapolis John
II. MorreI Surveyor at Savannah J. F. Bernard,
Register in the Lendo Office and o. w. Ward Recel-
yer, ut Lebanon, Ala
John l.. Barnard has been nominated as
Receiver at Springfield H.; Allen B. Hllard as Mar.
shall for the District Of Oregon.
The Cabinet has been formed This have
on undsputnble authority. The names have no; tran
spred.
Three Wing Clerks in the Post Office De
psrtment resigned on Saturday
Mr.. Stanton, Chairman Of the House Naval
Committee has prepared bin as a substitute for
Com. stoy ktons fer the Reorganization Of the Navy
Il provides that all commissions ain warrants
shall be Immediately annulled and vacated
that the Pr sident shall appoint the requisite officers
in the various grades FOR perfect naval orgaisza-
ton that the present Officers shall remain in Office IN
Ill relieved or reapPointod that al Officers hold
ing commissions warrants shall receive the usual
pay until the close OF the next session Of Congress- I'M
lees sooner provided for.
This proposition Is oppoedb the incspactaied naval
officers but is generally approved, although causing
much excitement. GUS.
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Death of the British Consul nj Philadelphia.

IUILADELFIIA. WOnIay, TOD. I, I'JJ
William Peter the British Consul nc this
place died yesterday aged GA years He has been Con
sul heTe snce 1910
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tY- FowLERs 81 WELLS, Psychologists and
Publisher Clinton Hall No 1871 Nassau st., EewYork, and
No 142 WashingfoP-s st, Boston
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~ The HAnmosnL PUBLISHING AssocIA-
TON issue weekly THE SPIRIT MESSENGER, AMBLER,
Editor Also standard works on The Harmonial Phoso-
Nassau q
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1000

CLERKS in the dierent ne7AIiH'eot " view OF lie nlF
approach Of the ith q March.
The Count dc sar.fs ~ French empire ,a on s
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EorIcy-RExoyAL.-G old estab-
f.bed Dsxaerresu Gallery removed 20 hs sa1 mag
uifespt RaIlery No 3is Broed~ay corner Lsonardst.
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"a The Atlantic arrived yesterday mora
ing beating sll her recent competitors, and es-
pecislly the Canada, which left upwards of
three days earlier and arrived at Boston on
Saturday, only day and half sooner than
the Atlantic reached New.York. LISA month
to-da. since Capt. West sailed hence for Lv.
pool with his fine ship and he has good reason
TO be proud at the promptness Of lis return
To cross the ocean twice in thirty DAYS. un.
loading one cargo and loading another, is no
trifing feat for the dad Of winter. The news
brought by the Atlantic has nothing of a start.
ling character. We have more details
upon the marrisge Of Louis Napoleon.
The most important of all is the speech
in which be announced his Intentions TO
the crest men who Surround and sustain
his throne. 1t is a good and a spirited
speech which VIII be read with more satisfsc-
tion BY th~Freneh people than BY the German
Courts, which receive in i; sundry sneers aud
hard rubs intended TO pay cheaply of sundry
old scores which LeSis Napoleon owes them.
We publish whatever is new in relation TO the
cew Empress-though there is little TO add TO
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Mature by art is eqpalled in the cry

CTr The effect OF this extraordinary prepar-
alton s instantaneous the color is free from any metallic
glass or blue tnge IL is applied privately at tue Inventors
esfabhshent No Aston House the closest examination
isinvted IL for GALE there and at the principal Druggists
In the city
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To rHz PUBiAc.-ln answer 70 "The Facul-

10 THE A tB8iC.-tE duSNtr I'd - i nc It dOu'-
IT, N Saturdays fsrle plassed saeh o7in-
e1prgsar IN zver o tie rsts Ssovsy % tse %se
and equally sfIy Ind riiss mach al VII sisss aSsnst
the scoxsgez sInply Lsaause be has pg1tac re ssay
beneficial N IL efecE ard intnne worm ts1 ~
whol HstsEia nies Aefees ard did ~ com
10 Tie Iaeulsy :" faF that 11a tFie@ si OIL
rer.ecies aEf yhJsitsEs tas had beard OF ia o. ~
spent rem go a. 90 duTlng pen Fears o. ny
sufeiIa ard ogOny cfn Neugszla bsiaFe 'ast va 70
WATTS NERVOUS As7fDoIE AID e&n poF = sis!e, N
der oah ifoecssBFy thar All cure faat drsdin as
Aeslea; AID II ! s. cue that Tbs neTvous disese =
fbersif M To- erel AID a tie Nervous Aniaot@ stands
,re IA avv merit Do aos consider thzt an dsEdlns
d. Fafr IL ia tgzoI.si.iuE 95e EboFe fscts
u D' MgEYFf 10 81 Waahinflcn-st- Jgoey Ciiy.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

r. IT. i. FosTza's Fashionable clothing
Ests A Totnt 20. 81 CCstsIdtst, desir.bis tl.cs
TussissS Clonng Of every variety. vaeFe the bzyins
pablo car. ali ticef, End fall supply Of ready nsse
Coshe sfe Up ron bes materials sod by be-.
woEisn. Ciotkes de % order VITA pronpsness and
1ispasch.
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TYs The present murky weather must prove

any thing but agreeable to the rheumatic patient but
would recommend q single trial Of MoRriMoRE's RHEUM.
ARC CoMPouND which has obtained great prestige the
eicacious Remedy for RheumstsIn in each and all s
various forms. II is internal remedy, pleasant 10 the
TASTE harmless In its Effects and be administered with
equal safety all aud conditions; and unlike most
preparations recommended solely for the treatment Of
this complaint Noluuinous testimony OF its potency be
examined at the central agency No Bsrcl4yst (Astor
Houss,) NY. W.N.ALExANDER 4 Co, Pfoprietors