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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
Higher Law from Virginia.

Errsot from Speech Of Hon. JAMES BARBOUR, on a
BIZ for o5Olishins imprisonment for Debt. Delivered
in The Senate Of ths United States, Feb. II, 1924
"The question now presented for decision is
simply this--Is it right TO punish, by imprison.
ment, the honest, but insolyent debtOrl |
grant you the power, but deny you the moral
right. / dOnot mean TO cucumber the discussion
with any constitutional question. High as THE
CONSTITUTIONS is, appeal TO an authority still
HIGHER-tO the patent held By Man directly
from his God, by which his liberty, and the
right to its enjoyment, was guaranteed. IL eI-
listed before constitutions or societies them
selves The image impressed upon him at his
birth was the sign of the Covenant, and should
have been the shield against It's yiOlation"-and
more of the same sort.
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HOW THEY TRADE.
correctness

The habitual and selfish use of so large
proportion of our Foreign-born voters by the
demagogues who assume TO be their leaders is
one of the most revolving features of our Poll
tics, and leads to the darkest portents of our
Country's destiny. These voters are honest
and patriotic, but they are ill-informed and
grossly misled by those who assume the con-
troll Of their votes.
The frog Wing published the following let
ter some time ago, and its authenticity has not
been denied 1t is but just to say that Bishop
McCloskey emphatically disclaims, for himself
and his clergy, having given any countenance
TO the project or its authors, or being any
wise responsible for their course. Bat hear
them:
d" His EIcelleRcs Governor Seymour, Of the State
ofNeis- York, Albany.
ROM, Oneida Co., Feb. 4, 1853.
"HosoRED SIR: We the undersigned, the
Publishers and Proprietors Of The Roman
Guardian "a paper lately started in this village,
and devoted particularly 10 the interests OF
Irishmen in America), do take this method OF
introducing said paper TO your E1cellency's no
tee.
Right Rev Bishop McClOskey, and the
Catholic clergy in general throughout this do
cese, wish that We should remove the paper 70
the city, and thereby make il the radiating
point OF its influence and authority.
Z" In order TO do so, We require funds adequate
to the undertaking and ofwhich We are in want
Therefore, If your Exceleocy would think
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

ly7 In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Seward
offered resolution calling upon the President
for information in relation to the recent acts of
Commander HOllins, of the sloop of war Cyane,
at San Juan. A debate arose on resolution of
fered by Mr.. Chase, to abolish the Secret or
Executive Sessions of the Senate, except on
very special cases, in which Messrs. Chase,
Hunter, Phelps IBorand Butler, and Sumner
participated. The resolution was postponed to
today for further discussion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

IowA-The State Election, April s. re-
suited as follows The Ouly State officers bsoted for
were a Commissioner and Register for the Des
Moines River Improvement. For these offices, Josiah
H. Bouney and George Giliaspy, the Democratic can
didates, were chosen. The Wings made no nomna-
tons But opposing tickets were in the neld IN
dependent and Free Democratic The election for At.
torney General takes place in August David C. Cloud
is the Democratic candidate. The Free Democracy
are in the field with Dr. George Shedd as their csndi'
date for Superintendent of Public Instruction in 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

LEGIsLATURE.-Conside local business
was done in both branches, and in Senate Mr..
Vanderbt's resolutions were further debated,
mainly by Messrs. Cornell, Jones and Cooley.
In Assembly, Mr.. Loomis tried to get an act to
preserve the purity of legislation before CON-
mittee, but unsuccessfully. A proposition to
amend the Constitution in favor of the Canals
was made by Mr.. West, from the minority of
the Canal Committee, which lies over under the
V,,Ia
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Passage TO Australia.

To the Editor oflie ". \. Tribune.
SIR Will you permit US to correct a state
ment in your paper of yesterday respecting passages
of Australian ships You state the passage will occu-
py from one to two hundred days and not less than
$50 The Helena made the passage from this port in
eighty rco days the Magnolia in no. including days
detention at Rio; the VIM. rockingham in 80 days,
including o days detention at the Cape. Those yes
seis belong to the Clipper Line"
Respectfully yours, ABxELL ELLIOT
No. l46 Pearst.
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SoUrH CARoLNA.-There are already four

SOUTH CAROLNA.-There are already four
candidates in the field to ill the vacancy in the Con-
gressonal representation of this State from the Hid
District viz L. NJ Keitt, J. Lartgue James Strob-
hart and w A. Owens. The strife for national offices
is spreading among the patriotic politicians of Pamet-
todom most furiously. What has become OF the pre-
dictions of the Quattlebums and Commanders as to
the dissolution Of the Union, which was TO be post
poned at the furhest to June 1882 For State which
refused be represented by any person at Baltimore
representation in the Congress Of the Union must be
odious and ntolerabe according to the oftrePea'ed
declarations Of her own citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

~ Our readers will learn from the letter
of our London correspondent Mr.. MARX, that
Mazzini had reached London in safety some
days before the sailing of the Arctic. OF the
route he took, or the particulars of his escape
from the thousands of spies aud policemen who
were eager in the search for him all over Italy,
France and Germany, our correspondent gives
no information, but the fact that he has got
out of danger must be source of qualification
to all who believe that he will yet play an i'm.
pOrtant part in the regeneration of Europe.
- In this connection we may properly pay
a tribute to the remarkable ability of the cor
respondent by whom this interesting piece of
intelligence is furnished. Mr.. Marx has very
decided opinions of his own, with some of
which We are far from agreeing but those
who do not read his letters neglect one of the
most instructive sources of information on the
great questions of current European politics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

RHODE IsLASD.-The election was held yes
teTdsy. The Wing candidate for Governor was VIM.
w Hoppin Lieut.. Governor, Samuel Rodman. The
Legislature chosen a; this election VIII have TO make
choice Of L. S Senator to supply the vacancy caused
by the expiration Of Mr.. Carkes term Of service. Tbs
lsst Legislature should have chosen bis successor but
the Democrats in the Senate refused TO go into Con-
ventiOn for that purpose thus setting At defiance the
plain requirements OF the law.
The Democratic State and Congressional candidates
were chosen as follows:
G0runv. PHILIP ALLEN
Lieri G0r1zOr .FRAScIs NJ DnoSD
Sse-asry Of STATE. Asa Potter
AsorHSy General. Walter 5. Burgess.
TreasEr1 Edwin Wilbur.
C0asTess.
l. Thomas Dsvis II Benjamin B. Thurston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

KKsTuokr.-Ben. Edwards Grey (whig)
candidate for reelection 70 Congress from the Id
District An oppOnent has also been announced, Wins.
ton Dsvie, who IL Democrat and not Wing, a. has
been stated
Ex linked States Senator Hon Joseph R. Underwood
ONhs) csndidate for Congress In the lid District
now represented BY Presley Ewing who declines re-
election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

II The Aldermen last night disposed of
considerable unimportant business. Among
the new business limited at, We notice the i'm
mense paving contract with Russ & Reid,
which viii be the order of the day for Friday
next; also, an inquiry into the expediency of
street cleaning before business hours, and the
use of the dirt TO enlarge Blackwers and
Wards Islands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
~. Plaid and Striped silks, Flounce Robes
q. Beads, Of every description, for sale by
MP BRowS
Ne is fssrtss

rS~H is often said that Nothing is Perfect
hat the daily experience Thousands attest that SssERs
SWING MseHlNEs nearly perfect that no enc ean
IN an inch in thickness they sew al tseres pefteey
sc machines ana their products always esursesnsly
q. LIED d the prnspsl sfhee, No sos bEoadwS
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Washington Items,

WAsHINGros, Wednesday, April g. 1913
The Senate was in secret session to-day Tor
about an hour altogether. Ex-senator Downs was con-
frmed Collector New Orleans Also. various other
appointments. number of new nominations were re-
ceiyed.
In the Gardiner case Senior Aguillar has been
fuTter examined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
Connecticut Election.

Cofrespondence o. The y. 7. Ifloune-
NEw.MmFoRD, Conn, Tuesday, April ), 1853.
The result of our Election yesterday is as
follows
Daniel Marsh Maine Law ....................J9 1913
John G. Noble MAINE Law. .3o4-IU
Dr. Geo Taylor (Opp. 10 Maine Law. ......... $50
Daniel Keller opp. to Maine Law ..-.---. 3oo-h'
Maine Law majority. ...-..-.....--...-. %
Seymour Tor Governor. 1862 Du.ton for Governor 337
Gillette for Governor. ---..U
Last year Seymour had 80 minority here, and our
Opposition candidate for Senate, Julius B Harrison,
runs 20 behind his ticket which in all probability de-
feats him and elects DR. Peters Wing.
In haste, yours. J.E
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, APRIL z, 1853
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be su.
thenticated by the and address of the writer
not necessarily for publication but as guarantee
Of his good faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communica-
tons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

~ We publish this morning an interesting
legal document issuing from Judge Morris, by
which he lets run Mr.. John j. Hicks who was
imprisonedby the Recorder for refusing to tes-
tify in case of alleged City peculation The
twne of which our legal nets are made. is of
various strength. Some of the meshes give
way at the first founder of captured subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

TESSEssEE-The Democratic State Con-
vention will be held at Nashville, Tenn. April ~.
There are variety Of candidate, for Governor-Old
Fogie Young America, Union and Anti Compromise.
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Co..rrr,crr F1rnr1nr-Sufinien, retnrns

CONNECTICUT ELEorIos Sufficient returns
are received TO show the reelection Of the Denocrsc
State ofcers the election Of all the Democratic
bers Of Congress and great majority Of the members
of the State Senate We give the State officers and
Congressman
Gor-ror THOMAS H. SEYMOUR,
Ltent Cor. CHARLEs II. POM.
Sscrsta-y Of STATE. John P. C. Msther.
Treas1rT Edwin S,eNns
Cortrousr ....... Rufus G. Pruney
Congress:
/ James T. Pratt, 3 Nathan Beichet.
2. Colin NJ IngersoI, 4 Orgen 5. Seymour.
TIE Hartford C0Eraai says:
Gen Prstts plurality for Congress il over l go.
Whie Senators are elected in the 4h, 5th, TIL 18th
and 18th districts In the l4ih kdingy 10 hear lrou
Mr. Dean IL 81 ahead and we think he chosen From
the l7th we have returns The other districts are
conceded to the Locos
TIRE wings will have some 20 members OF the House,
which was about their strength last year.
Gillette. the Free-Sou candidate for Governor, runs
far ahead of his ticket He had the support of many
Maine Law men but it is generally conceded that
Governor Seymour is reelected by the people together
with his associates on the Democratic State ticket
Asts the Temperance strength Of the House, The
Mr.. Raren Palladium of Tuesday says
The House although strong the same way, we are in
clined "a believe will contain majority favor Of the
epactu mt OF a stringent liquor lsw-a least that Is u
cornprsed of members who were elected tor thai pur
pose Whatever may be the feeling in the House, how
ever in relation 10 the measure the complexion OF the
sens,e orbds any hope of its passage into Law al the
next session Of the Legislature
The Hartford Tass of Tuesday says the returns show
the election of Maine Law Wings as follows in
Pennington, ? in Norwalk, in Darien, in Wilton
in Danbury l in StrsEord, in Middletown, in Leoa'
non. in Montyle, in Colchester, and in Norwich
Total ID Those who are reported as Maine La"
Democrats are, l in Berlin, in Wallingtord, and
mot so dehnite) in New London County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

IL Some three hundred so-called Spiritual
lists, of Massachusetts,, met yesterday in Con
vention at Springfield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

rP'Thenon-arriva of the Unionwas explained
yesterday upon the arrival OF the FL Dorado. This
vessel left the Union at Aspnwa on the goth ult She
had broken her port crank pin was then repairing,
and would leave for New York in day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

fP- We learn from Quebec that an English
Company has petitioned for an act of incOrpO-
ration TO work some recently discovered gold
mines in Canada East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
- CRYSTAL Palace Carpets at HrRA

70 Crystal Palace Carpets at HIRAM An
pyRsoSs eight spacious salerooms No 80 Bowey Mag
nfoen new styles Mosaic Royal Velvet tapestry, Brussels
Carpets imported from celebrated English manufactures
for exhibition at the New York Crystal Palace. Al'o,
Haes celebrated Er gsh premium Floor OCloths Of fres
co. gothic and scro6gured and English threepy and In
grain Carpets Mats Mosaic Rugs at astonishing low prices
B-Besutifu Ingram Carpets at 40 50 and go cents and
Floor Oil Cloths at 81, 81, ~ and 80 cents per yard.
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SPRING BUSINESS AT CASTRELL Among
the novelties 10 feetcoyerps for the Ledes introduced
this by CASTRELL, the Cater with heels IL Is
already very popular and it, appearance IL highly ersdAos
CATER Sinner Ties Bustips and Masers and Misses
Shoes Is very large and prices are lower than those Of
any other dealer in the city HIS At No Ss
BoveTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

MIssIsspPL-Hon. B. D. Nabsrs is a candi
date for reelection to Congress.
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To rsy ATTENTION OF CLosK BUvKRs or

To TRY ATTENTION or CLosy BUvERs or
FAscY AND STAPLE Day Gcoos.-In vs~ Of our removal
70 osr srtens,ve Warehouse. No. Ve'ey-s- running
through to No u Barclay tentrsnee on both strest d.
reety in rear of the Aston House intend TO dispose OF
our present stock of goods 1t extremely o~ pnesa that
we cen open in oar location with and beautiful
assortment Of goods adapted to the sumner and satuma
sales
Country Jobbes and Retailers WIN find great bargains
cur present stock.
MoULTos PLrNPros, WILLIAMS & Co,
importers and Jobbes Of Dry Goods and Old Cloths
spd Yankee Notions No A Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

SyAsOSABLE HOSIERY AND UsDER-GAR-
MlSTsTbose want of these goods should call and ex
anime the assortment at
No 1N BowERY.
We bsve eyery style and quality and selling at very
low prices A RANKIN Oo1 hO'iefs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

WIsDow SHADEs-Best assortment in the
world at kelly 4 FURGUsoN's Nos 289. Broadway aud
81 Reade-st Dealers supplied from first hands Shades
warranted stand any climate and sold lower than at any
other establishment.
n B-store Church, and other large Shades painted
and lettered TO order, IN superior style
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

VI ''' Guar OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an adequate doa Of the mmed
sta aud almost change which occas os IA .e
SsseS a. btafed and shnttered nervous SYST, Wheth
or bToken down by excess weas by nature or impaired ~
cknoSs the urAirung and relaxed Is ~ once
rebraotd, vivhed and osltup aa ,S nun +.
Influence The stopping, trembling victim OF depression
aud debility, becomes new man. te sanos eiec', no
roves with firm step his mind which was previously
mnt In gloom of an almost dioc apathy, becomes bright
buoy ant and active and he goes forth refreshed egener
aied and conscious Of newusor TO s acsusoneo ocSa
piions Nor is the effect temporary Tn the contrary ne
relief is permanent for the cordial properties oil the med
define reach the constitution itself and restore t 20 us nor
NAL condition Nell may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER.
of the nineteenth century II is the trst scientific men
in the old world have admitted that miracle oil nedcihe
hsletofore supposed 20 have no existence
sTIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO htAVIloN -,
It's force 10 never expended as Is the case win cpu o.
eoboc preparaons and ali other eNcllAnts The euect
OF these brief and It may well Be SAID OF nun VINO Akes
them "the last of that Is worse than tins nrs
But the EiSer Ia exhllarant without sngie draw
hack-ssfe in is operation perpetua IN Us happy n
Baence upon the nerves. the mind. add the entire organ
iEation. - - ,.,
The unparalleled effects Of this great restorative In al
complaints incident 20 females mark new EN- III the an
nal Of medicine Thousands OF smuants have been IN
vented-housands o. nvigoranis concOced-a psrpoTtns
20 be spechtd in the various diseases and deTangee 10
which the delicate conformation Of woman render her
liable The result has heretofore been uniform. These
nosTuns have indeed impaired documentary vivaety to
the nervous system transient and delusve vigor the
muscles but this 6h of rehef has been succeeded by
depression and Prostitution greater than before and the end
has often been utterly psray9e the reeup rve power
othe the vital organization and finally 10 destroy
the unhappy patient. But ,,x,,
prcsented-as phenomena in the Inaiers medcs hth'
erto unheaEd Ola stlmplant without a reaction
4. h. RING General Agent for the UNI led States Ne.
salS by Dwss,sts generally throu shout the United Sates
IL sPut up III pint bottes with the words oi MoTses
lnvsOrstns Cordial blown in the Glass PIoe ~ per bot
81 two bottles s.; FIVE bottles tot sl2 and 50 per eos.
n B.-important advice accompanying each bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
~ Van Deusen's Improved Wa

~ Van Deusen IuprUVtu WdnptHb mas
at length fully established s merits and superior excellence
o. one of the very best Hair Restoraves In
doing this it has had to contend With the unrnZ efforts Of
an opposing influence exered wholly for the ignobe snd
upuany impose of decryDg it's merits and embarrassing
il unparalleled circulation. Those who desire to have
their Graz Hair restored IT'S first and natural color and 10
test its merits in producing growth Of beautiful and
luxursDt locks so by applying at No. Chambers
st. and the principal Druggists Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
M.rcy,vss-TbeH Hats Of Knox g. JAMES,

M beautiful in conception and admirably manufactured,
are the especial vortes with those who have the reDut
ton Of b. Ing the best dressed town. II you are IN
doubt where to purchase your hats call at the Prescott Hat
store and the display exhibited there must induce you 70
he corner OF Broadway and Spring within one door
HELLER, Saloon OF WoDders.
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We remain your devoted servants.
1T i & r II MAHoy
"Props and Pubs. Roman Guardian"

Props. and Pubs Roman GHaTdGH
Here you see in what manner journals OF
this class are devoted to the interests Of
Irishmen" - that is, of any but themselves.
They want money, and to secure it they prom
ise to 60 it blind for the Governor or his
friends-whether he sustains the Canal Policy,
as be did in former years, or lends himself to
the service of its deadly enemies. as at present.
Irishmen in America how long are you to be
trotted out for sale in this fashion
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proper to help US in this matter, zee do hereby
pledpe ourselves to make The Roman Gssrdian
ssuSssrrient to yopr Interests a, any fatnr. cam
paign that you or any Of your Polia'as Trends
ravbe Interested in And no man knows better
than you do the unlimited influence caieh .p1psr.
of usis kind (already having circulation OF
three thousand in this State slOne) can stray
and command among II, Irish citizens Of this
State or country.
Trusting that your Excelency will give this
matter your mature consideration, and give US
q little material aid,
/. We remain your devoted servants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

TREES AND PIANrs--PARsoSs x Co, Flush
ING near NewYork oaer for sale their rsa assortment
with the addition Of many novelties OF fruit Trees, Tor
the orchard and saTeni Ornamental Trees shrubs and
Rosess for the avenue, lawn cemetery Vines Tor the
srspery and Exotic Plants for greenhouse calt0re FOR
ostai cgues incloee a POSTAGE stamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

~ FowLERs g. WELLS, PhrenolOgists and
Publishers Clinton Hall, No. l3l Nsssaust, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

u Housekeepers and all others in want OF
Be.bains. Bedsteass kc. would do web TO call II N.
WuLAEps old estahlsheiwaIerooms No Isl Cha,hAm-st,
cor Of Mulberry ST. where may De found the largest aot
cnt Of articles in bic line ever offered 70 the pubc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

r. General House Furnishing, Chidren's
Csrrsses Of all descriptions and Toy BazaarLarge Base
npent Store No 128 Canal-st britannia, Willow, Wood
Tin Japan and other Wares and almost every necessary
tcle Of housekeeping. great variety of Toy, &c
J. KELLOGG.
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Gy,Is's MISUNDERSTANDING importatiOns Of

GEsIss BAZAAB.-EXtensiye importatlOns OF
,ope,b Spring Goods selected in Pans by Mr. 0EN nave
sr,iyed Der and the Bazsar DOW the
AREA and most recherche assortment OF
Hsts Costumes for Children Of all ages Lanes ffenea
Bonpets Eubroideres French Shoes and boutere thst
bss ever been offered in this city Not an Article WIZ Dc
found among these new goods that now NOUN oo "a
PsTis An sssortment Of GEEIEs spnng tyres nSs ana
800 e., sep,Iemtn GEsiss Bazaar, 81. Nicholas Hotel
No bi8 Broedway
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Iyox's Karu,Rioy.-The most won6eri

LYONS karHARloN.-The most wonderful
and desirable preparation or presevas restoring aud beau
hhing the hsir the world pTodGcea The attention Of
the country trade especially Invited to examine this ar
.ele the following FIRST Ii the retailer
more than usual prehi Secood Its hsh reputation 10
tAoIoushy established Thra Its cect IN each and all in
stances Of the mos, pleasing ard satisfactory cAarser
Fourth The increasing beyond pgecedeut in the
hstory Of the Matelis MedoA. Retaea the Remarkably
low price of 8 cents IN large handsome bottles.
Sold manufacturers by the prnciple jObbers
Drugs and Fancy Goods, In New. YORK, bc,on Peiadel
phs New Orleans &C. &C. and BY all retail dealers eysIy
where in both city and country Pnncpa depot No lSl
RrosSxsy up stairs DIS BARNES, PROPHECIES.
ry- Plaid and Striped Silks, Flounce Robes,
In Plan and Chntz BGreses Grenadines Tissues and otA
or new Gocds jusi arrived in the Atlantic" Shawls-.ae
hest assortment Of French PRINTED IN the city Lses En-
broiAeries; full stock of Domestic Geod Hosiery and
Ius M for sale az snail advance