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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
FROM ALBANY.

The Canals of our State, it is officially announced,
VII be opened for navigation on Monday May l.
The LEGISLATURE was unable to complete It's business
on Saturday, though the members now 4" work for
"1ohirg and find Themselves at leA,, they receive
no pay from the State They work good deal harder
than they did when they bad 50 per day. The ai
jourDment will probably take place to-day or to morrow
The National Democracy (H,rds) hold their
State Convention at Syracuse Wednesday, July H.
meeting at noon. The " SOfts got up - Fusion
meeting at BluIts Buildings, Albany, on THURSDAY
evening intended to procure fraternizatiOn on Free
LIQUOR basis, but the " Hards remain unsoftened.
Thomas Kirkpatrick the Wing State Prison Inspec
tor has made Report Oh the present financial cond-
ton Of the Safe Prisons which il correct proves tina;
there are more villains just outside than inside OF the
prison cells This Report indicates frlhsul load of
debt now hanging over the Prisons, wbi;h tie State
will Of course be compelled ultimately to shoulder.
Munson l. Lockwood, agent Of the Sing Sing Prison,
pfoDouDces he Report incorrect in important partca
lars and challenges investigation but does not seem to
deny that the Prisons are heavily 10 debt
The House on Saturday at ~ ?. NJ adjourned over
TO this morning at 9; the Senate did the same few
minutes later. The two Houses had fiUly agreed on
the disputed items of the Appropriation BILL but the
Supply bill was yet in the hands of Committee of
Conference Canal Commissioner Msher was inay
allowed his costs in the Impeach Hent trial last
summer.
The Central Park for orr CITY is LEFT as it stood last
year. The Jones Woods PARK is repealed
The bill creating new Board Of (three) Commits
sioDers for opening streets in City, which had
passed the Assembly, was beaten in the Senate on
Saturday evening: Yeas 10; Nays IA.
The bill restoring to the City tue fees of the Regis
try Office and allowing the Register a salary, still
hangs in the Senate.
Nothing has been done toward fetrenchng the enOr
nous emoluu ents of the Corporation Counsel Of our
City beyond the passage Of the COunsels own bill
which is Ike Mathewss Irshmals pig, which he was
driving to Cork by making him believe he wanted to
drive him to Fermoy.
The Governor having vetoed the bill authorizing
commission to inquire into the management of our
State Prisons, both Houses Friday night passed the
bill the veto by twotbirds vote
The Brooklyn Consolidation oil has passed aud we
presume the Governor has signed it. By this bill
WILLIAMSBURG and Bushwck become integral portions
of the City Of Brooklyn.
bill passed on Saturday Authorizing majority of
the Superior and Common Pleis Judges and Board of
Supervisors to appoint a Commissioner of Jurors
This bill confirms the acts Of Commissioners Walker
and French under the old law
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TRIUMPH OF GRADUATION.

The bill introduced by Nj. w Il. w. COBB of Ala
bana, proposing reduction and graduation of the
price of Public Lands passed. the House on Friday last
by nineteen majority with between eighty AMI ninety
Members absent from their seats or refusing TO vote
when called.
We believe that no measure more ffaught with vital
and lasting injury to the best interests of the country
has been before Congress at this Session. Though
ostensby reducing the prc. Of Land in favor of settlers
ony, provides no safeguards against the absorption of
whole Counties by individual spectators and though
processing to cede all the lands which may have re
NAMED thirty years in market TO the States embracing
them respectively this is killed by providing that the
Lands shall first be Oeredfor sale st l2 cents per acre
at which price all that ether are or ore ever likely TO
be worth anything will be cutched by SPECTATORS
The natural effect OF this bill will be 10 give us cheap
lands for few years aud dear lands ever after Ii the
avowed object had been to create Landed Arstocracy
win the great mass OF the laboring population for
their dependents and yassas it would hardly be posi-
be TO have framed bill better adapted to the pur
pose
How the same House could pass this and the Home
stead bill we cannot understand That bill tends di.
rcty TO discourage speculation by rendering il diff
cult snd unproftable. Keep the price where il has
been, but let every settler take quartersecton for
his own use without pay, and there will be poor en-.
coursgement TO monopclizs and hoard lands with the
view Of selling them to those who may need land here
after. But run the price rapidly down to York shil.
ling per acre let every man grab large tract at that
price and very soon there VII be 10 public lands in
the district region thus operated on and settlers or
young farmers must pay the speculatOrs price or be
driven out. II is the old game that has been PLAYED
out in Holland Purchase and other great estates.
sold out by the State for song and bought back BY its
citizens at two tOtwenty dollars per acre Are we
never to learn anything from past errors
The House has sent this and the Homestead bill TO
the Senate, which spprehend will stife the Home
stead and pass this II would be just like il TO do So
II the House Absentees and Dodgers on Friday will
have Incurred fearful responsibility. There were
enough Of them from this State and PENNSYLVANIA 70
have defeated the bill Here is list (errors except
ED Of Yeas. Nays, and Non-voting:
YEAS;
MAINE Taficy-l
Nav HsNFsHiRE-Hibbsri Kittredse-2.
MAssscEUsErTs-Rsrks UphGH-2
kIv-YoSK-CutiDs, Ha'tins. Hushe-, Pses Pr.T- =
a.
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sptere affect TO ignore but Of which they may s'on DO
unplesssntly reminded
,.-.rs .yD wArsR-RIGHTy.

1fe Ai5cng Ertning Journal certi6es the good char
setter and worth ofthe Rochester m'iers who are ask
iog the Legislature to pass act designed to ensbe
them 70 draw ever 90 msny thousands of dollars from
tie State for alleged damages through the dver'on OF
water from the Cenesee River 20 feed the Enc and
Gepefee Canals Th, certificate was not needed
Ttose who ago in" for large lifts from the Treasury
slysys ore respectable But that i. not the Poiot
We ib.ist that in every case of claim for damages
c,used by the construction or operation of any Canal
or Railroad. the claimant sal Be required 10 shor that
lis propery rGs diminished in rGlue BY sHA trors orr
and oJore tie 0mcns Of beact enhancement Of eaiHs
cons,qrent on he construction Of sreh rOrk This we
bold to be principle sound and universally applicable
The failure to recognize it n the past has wrought in
Justice enough Here il the Hudson River Railroad,
work of ines;imable utility built by public spirited
citizens at dead loss to themselves OF -Four or Five
Millions of Dollars over Ore Million OF which they
were obliged to pay as damages to land owners whose
proper, they actually eDbanced ia value not less than
that sum- So in the construction OF the Erie, Harlem,
and indeed almost every Railroad Now let US have an
ebd OF this If the property Of Aessrs Ely snd Kemp
shall is diminished ia value by the Erie and Genesce
Carsls let them be made whole but II that property
has on the whole been enhanced in valIe BY those Ca
nails we protest against paying them ole farthng and
further protest against any onesded inquiry IL the
preuises Does The Journal dissent from our posi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

CASADIAS WSIER.-It seems our Canadian friends are
still tny cling the comforts of winter appears from the
following items copied from The Montreal transcript Of
the 18th
Within the lat few days the weather has been exceed
ingly noemen-sometimes freezing and sometimes thaw
ing, sometimes showing and sometimes raining, often with
good dea Of wind The snow however s sinking very
rspdly, and spring cannot be far off.
"0n Saturday morning beautiful horse belonging 10
Mr. Male Crier OF the Quarter Sessions valued at $3.50
took fright in Notre Dame st. upset the sleigh, tumblng
ard At last in'o collision with the shaft of vehicle
which pierced his breast and he dropped downed and died
almost immediately We may mention a strange com
cderce that tie spot where this accident occurred nearly
opposite Nh savsges drug shop is almost identical with
that where beautiful horse Of Mr. COursol Coroner and
another OF Baron Grant, were killed some years ago"
Mount Vernon, o. visited by sLOther hurricane on
the evening Of the 9th which unrOoed the Court House
that place snd did considerable other damage In the
vicinity Of that town The dsmEse to the Court House 4
ttafl1 = { ,sCo q s2oC9.
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FROM NOVA SCOTIA

B0sTOH, Saturday Ap1i Is l55I
Bol bian he's OF the Nova Scotia Legislature previous
to its recent dounment adopted addresses to the Queen
expressive Of then rGre; that the poa,s Of Europe key
TO be disturbed by the un@arantabe agg resOn Of Rlsa
and of then unwayeribg attachment TO tie British Grows
In the regular hoops should Do Withdrawn during
the pending Struggle they pledge the proyiuci, militia
defend their Province and TO guard and protect her laes
tvs forts and ar.enals from foreign aggression
They have suth,rzed the Lieutenant Governor 10 cad
out the militia and in they may be required to serve
doubt hat The people OF Nova Scotia viii obey with
alaority and give convincing proofs OF their To- y aud
devotion 10 the parent country.
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The DEMOCRATIC OBLIGATION FROM OHIO IN Gov
GREss AND THE NEBRASKA BuL.-We have letter be
fore us, says TIE Ohio State Democrat from reliable
Washington extract from which we copy be-
low. 1t will be that thirds certain and three
fourhs probably of the Democratic Delegation from Ohio
in Congress win oppose the Nebraska bill passed the
Senate;
WASHINGTON Fhd.y April 7 1854.
Ihsve Nebr<ks with deal Of
and ,sd your position Eight twelve
snt perhaps nine will Johnson Of which
there Il coubt.
The bill Ia the and the fight against Ia the
House desperate Perhaps they pass IL but they
dill sfsciuay than they have heretofore, lost
With regard to Mr. Johnsons position we enert ain none
Of the misgivngs expressed by coresp pndent He
the Missouri Compromise Z sriIen out or unless il Is
msde to correspond substance instead Of shadow the
great principles Of popular sovereignty
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PEsysYLvASIA-Gov Johnston, the President ofthe Wing
State Convention has appointed the following gentlemen
&c the Wing State Central Committee for the present
year:
CO. g. Curtin Centre County Chairman; William L,r
LOOMS ALE eheny; Frederick Lannny, Jos-ph b. Ny
William Reed fhadelPb. stephen Miller Dauphin John
Wesu ore and Thomas T. fraasn Lancsster Hon H.
Fuller Lu1erDe; II ID Navel Northampton L. hscey,
Clinton David Tssgsr, Moth uberlaud-
Judge Pollock has accepted the Wing Gubeina.oria
nomination 10 reference 10 the anti Nebraska resolutions
Of the State Convention, Judge p says in his letter;
The resolutions the tina principles they
beds cordial approval Accept for yourselves
Your. very re,pectfally JAMES POLLOCK"
The other can adates lave also accepted
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THE SUSPENSION OF THE COCHITUATE BANK.

BOSTON, SATURDAY Apfl ID 1911.
The reported failure of the Cochtuae Bank day led
TO great 'un upon it, Specie and current bills pad
out up clock when the officers declined making fur
Their psyment. The securities considered good and
is thought that bihodes will be paid in full The
pension Of the bank attributed - TIE failure of one Of It's
officers who is largely int rested in iron manuf4 turing
He is said TO the bank 100000
an injunction was laid the Cochi.uate Bank thi, r
nooB ard business will not be resumed until the Cormil
eioners report about tie middle OF next week
BoSTOS, April Is, ls5i.
The NJ steamship America reached her wharf at East
Boston at - o'clock last Saturday night and her mails
dispatched to the South by the o'clock train this
evening
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THE WEATHER.
ALBANY. Saturday.

ALBANY, Saturday, April y lsji
heavy storm prevailed here during 10 It night
No boats have yet arrived, and the express ain from
New York is not up yet
PHILlDELPHIA Saturday, April 10 1884
furious storm commenced here 10 Is morning
and still raging at sundown.
BUFFALO, Saturday, Az ri H. 1854
There has been storm tor four DAYS past aud
the coast vas very rocky.
BosTos, Saturday, April Is 1854
The weather is quite cold here, and el0 ady with ndca
tons Of snow storm
WAsHIsGIoS, April To- 1854.
AtWashiDgton, severe storm of sleet and has
prev allied ell day and WILL doubes5 prove destructive
to early vegetation.
BALTIMORE. April l6, 1854.
A severe storm Of wind and has prevailed here
all day, and the weather is very cold.
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rgw.Jrsssy-stslt es, vsEl-2.

rsw.Jssssy-st.'tss. y.h-a 70
nlsYLasD-P .riroa ysnssn,-f
an.s's,-cesS : " H.-r,. PAM .. wa. R. smith 3
NIssIssIrri-Brksd4ls, W. s. Barr Singleton. Dash =
osic cr Ed1.r.ou rl.ca. H,.rt0s, Liadsle7. Neis>.
Ispils.- John D. p,vs Dunhsn EDDY EasIsh. A HSsa.
"I c Asa Wills B..IL K.ar, Richard
'0s e,e.s cS,a1 n I'm 1. s,svss. sta.res
wiseoEsIs-Fs 'tmse Macy. Wells.
i kHsfrs SSS. tf Fifs R a. .t...a-2
ST. Ir M s.1sn Sri r9 s 81 '" ''a''
MlssovEI-BentOR CIrstANr', Li'drs j. O saer NJ 0r6'
fsIlss..-o i;.s-God, w,Hen-s
ciLiToHSrA-L,thsm' seDous,rl-a
Total Yeas, Eightythree.
uarrr- Berrn Fuier-2
Msss,olussTTs-- Diostas1r, Ed7dnd'. WlH>y-j
e easS1 1iea40 ps si:foF p1.t.-a
Moray, Peestsn, sage, s'H. Hoas. GERsrrr sxIrH-ll
Piss1ivisIA~gidss Candle Grow Ior', J. @
vIe fsuIknef GoOde KA~eli Letcbsr, Pow
sl sS.Ts ''''lI''A''' cl''"''' '''''' R' Ruin
sourH cAtoLrvA- Alien soycs-2
oao~BaH disney, HllIa, Sa,r shannon J'sa Try
KEs1peKr- cbri,n,an, ca G,r-s
iIxAs-GeO W smythe-I.
Total Nays, SiIfyJoar.
AbstN L, OF N0I IoHhT
NAM Mcdonald hsyal
MAssAcEusITTs-rTeioa C,oete De WITT D. Eioi God.
~, T0JyGn Hcnfu0Tfh-6
tHoDH lsLAsD.-1 boa 81 Davis
CONNECT CUT Ir geroll SeynouT-t
WIN -Ssbf7-l
ton Sar9as Oliver PC,g P'rfin. walsh Walker VEST
brook " hffler-li
NEW fERsgY-P elHiag,on-l
PENsYLvASfA Curtis DIX Drum. Ere-iayf Florpnes Gam
Hiesty McCt Hoch McSaiT, Packer Rooms Srsub Trout
Heudriok Wnsht-li
DELAWARE-Rid ile-l.
MAINLAND Franklin. Msy SoQerS sh)ver4
eI>iA-Bsy'y Bocock, Csskie, Mls)n VIM Smith ).
NORM CAEoLiSA- CTaige, kar
CARoLISA --BroOts ksitt McQu.en, orr.
GEoHotA Bailey. Coqlitt Hwy Reess, ~ Ssphsaf5
ALsFsaA- abrcyor 5iS Gee. ; Houston, Dowdeh-s
Wiley I. Harris L
Ono L d Carl tel Biz. GIDDIScs, Green, Johnson5
ISDiaNA-Chsrberlain Hendricks. Lanes.
IILIsofs-h7St0n-l.
MICHIGAN Nobel
KEs1UcgT BOYD Speaker Brsckenrdge Erlg Hill, Pres
hE-5
qENSEssEE.- Cullen, Thomas Barrg-2
90 Lar b |.
LoUrssS,-Dunbsr, J z. Perkins, Jr ,
TENas- FefeI n Bell.
Total Absent or Not Voting Eighty-srea.
Wits q Haiei. Free Soiers In
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TIE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON

sseeisI DisPsteh to The Trihans
WAsHIsGrov. April Is 1854
DoucLAs stl declares that The Nebraska bill AaP 90
through the House.
Col BESToss last A geptle nan talking with the o
ohel about the Administration yesterday, the ColOne
marked never supposed they had much 'sgsiy At
did think they had common enough TO knoy ii
hey applied match TO guDpewder 1t would explode
The fate OF the Gsdsiea Treaty viii be decided
that specuatons useless 10 many changes made
in It's features every day tina, what true OF today will
be erroneous 10 morrow.
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ANTI NEBRASKA MEETING AT TRENTON JUDGE
DOUGLAS DENOUNCED AND HUNG ~ EFFIGY.

TRESroS. n j Saturday. April Is lsG
The anti Nebraska meeting here last evening srge
and enthusiastic Loder appointed Chairman K c.
Belville Secretary and ten Vice Presidents
Resolutions adopted strong and emphatic ia their
tone against Nebraska bill decOuncing Senator Doug
las and appsudi0g Charles Skelton, the Representative
frcm this dsrict
Judge Randolph Rev Isaac V Brown. AID Lewis r.
Parker the ~, akers.
The meeting without distinction OF party and
made up OF about half OF each Of the great paciies
This morning sn effgy of senator Douglas found
suspended from the Telegraph wires and ordered to be cut
down by the Mayor
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ISDI,SA-Meetings have been held in different parts
of the Eleventh Congressional District protesting against
the peridous at empt to repeal the Missouri Compromise
and sustaining the of Mr. Harlan for the reference of
the Nebraska bill 10 the Committee Of the Whole Every
psper in the district not under Government pay goes
for Freedom From other parts of the State like demon
STATIONS are being made
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ARKANSAS Alta Democratic Convention in Green Co,
for the ee ton Of Delegates TO the Isl District Congrssson
al Convention Gen William Cain, Of Randolph Co, was
recommended as the first choice ard John C. Claiborne Of
Independence the second of the Green Co Democracy
without any drespect to the Hon B. Greenwood our
peseDt Represeriative in Congress Not SO green an
operation Of some shrewd Arkansas wire puller
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Con Jose Vsml Charge dAaires to the United States
from Ecuador took leave of the Secretary Of State on
Thursday last, preparatory to leaving for home.
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Newa7ork Daily Tr'a''f'e
MONDAY, APRIL II. 1851

Ts Price advertising In the WEEKLY IEtbv7E viii nsreaer
be FiFTY CENTS line each Insertion
The circulation Of the Weekly alone has ns- reached hs ahPrs
e,dertea number o. Ie5. eco eopiCs
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WIscoSsIS-Judge Larrabee Ind is elected Judge in
he Hid District, over the tao opposing candidates.
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CHARLEsroS. Thursday, Al


The sale of the Wilmington and Charleston steamers
took place odsy according to advertisement and re-
suited follows The steamer Gladiator sold for slesO0
to p Dickinson, of Wilmington the Governor Dudley
for sl560O TO the Commercial Insurance Company OF
Charleston the Wilmington for $4,000 F G. Mstthe
SOD of Charleston and the c. Vanderbilt for $1,000 TO
P. K. Dickinson of Wilmington. The wharf was bid in
at $4,000.
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CHARLESTON, Friday, April IA, 1856

CHARLEsTON, Friday AprlI Il, I554.
meeting held to day OF the Presidents OF tis,
Montgomery and West Point, Muscogee South westerl
Central. WaynesborO South Carolina, and Wimingtj n
and Manchester Railroads arrange for running d. ~
BILE service between Washington and New Orleans and
expeditpg the mails twelve hours. The arrangy nent
is to take effect az practicabe-probably the
81 of June
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GEORGE LATSYE No ~ wsstuirsterS' il Agent 10
Providence fcF the sale Of THE TRIBrEE.
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the special oreen of the National old line Democrats
in Michigan has the following in recent issue upon the
subject Of the Nebraska bill:
We have from the fret been firmly Of the opinion the lapse
OF firmly OF the that
party oths State hostile to the Of the Nebss bill
have been from time slhoavely assured
least h the msoiy Of delegates in the House would
vote against the measure - IL passed the Senate
Our readers viii Of being sbolion Ia
b he constitutional rish Of the slave
tell Congress that the people Of Mchig
The rpea Of that Compromise sanctioned BY the legsa
ton Of thirty years We empha,sy that If the bill
House from the Senate il will agitation the
North beyond thai which the nation osr
ell tI;rs eompscs and determination Of skng
other The day Of compromises viii have passed and the evils that
will result the national the nGona will
be laid the bouds those who have thus unnecessarily
moved the ancient lsr dmsrkn
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OHIO ANTI-sLAyF.RY CONVENTION

CINCINNATI, Friday, April II, 1871.
Tie anti Slavery Convection in session here dusne the
pest week tdiouID.d 'iS- de ls.t rgh;.
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DisAsrERs ON THE LAKEs-vEssgIs A.

DfsAsTFRs ON TIE LAkES-vEssEJs Asr.SN
BUFFALO, Saturday, April Is ny,
We learn from private adsices that the scb,s..s
eye state put back TO 81 Clair River from Isks
20 Day reports that the schooner Fortune has, y -
State, Schooner Luther Wright. and propeIl., ~
Queen were all ashore between PresquO Island ~, -
der Bay Islands, al loaded with railroad irop. i.
merchandise. The propeller would probably prOys
Isss. The loss is heavy
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
INV HAyES, Saturday April I, ~.
An Inshman named Robert Dorr fell from Tia -
freight car yesterday in this city and the train
him, killing him instantly.
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DEsHLER's ANTI-PERIoDIC PILLS,

IILIS,
CERTAIN CURE FEVER AND ASUI
This ard Interesting discovery in Vegetable Medicine
scins the stto3on Of physicians and nvsds by the uniformity
OF lie
IT NEVER Fans WHEN USED As DiREerEp.
Sold BY Boyd Paul No l49 Chambefs Chas H. Ring
BIosdw ard John C. v Clckeper Co No 81 Barclay W
Crombie Rrosdvs end iAh Guion Bow
Grand J. Shedden B0wery aud 9Th Grsav
RsnspeTssr Ne GO over and C. Hut hings No Ia Wet
Broadway
Orders from the trade to be addressed 20
c. DEsHIER Asen.
New Brunswck n J..
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Judge Of the District Court Perry
Nov IS 1882 sed "Your HooAsnds German Bitter has been
In In place and TO the establishment of
has pero wonders We notice few that
Immediate Almost person
who has stopped the hotel Of WIN Lsekey since
dicted his emaesd countenance and debility that he could
live much longer lie unabe 10 attend hs business
for the greater part Of his time confined to HE We
epded Biters which did aud the
prise Of all his and AcQusntances he able seOd
his uua business and perform manual labor The Of Henry
ApeI stone mason whom no one supposed would
from the debility Of his system but looked fast
preaching eight nine bottles Bes
eurng winter and this he has been the surprise
Of Ell Who knew his osse following bis trade The of Wsm
murphy no less astonishing He too, far reduced to In
duce general belief that alone would be his only remedy
Mr. 1sckey recommended him the HoOhand German BeIs
be apparently well and able 70 do hard days
We could mention other Of similar character II
necessary myelf derived much very much benefit from their
have given considerable of IL for benefit
alone but to relieve suffering humanity and let
pleased the happy result To the afflicted
fairly and will warrant relief"
These Bes WORTHY the attention OF nva3s possessing
in the restoration Of healthy ac'ion of the Liver and the
Lesser glands giving the stomach and system and
hrnepE the generally TO high state OF health
For ssle In NewYoik by B. D SANDS No 100 Fulton
Of william and C. H. Rsc Jchas Broad
wsy and BY dealers Of medicine everywhere
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CHEAP SIIKs-CHEAP SILKs.-We will offer to-
morrow morning of Plain and Striped Sis 62
Per that worth 81 Aso superior Black Silks D per
below the Of Importation. Also three Barge de LANES
Nat l2i cents worth IS LEADBEATER 4 LEE,
No ST Broadway Leon ardst.
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REMOVABLE S. FOSTER will remove on Monday,
April H. to bis No 40i Broadway, Walker
where be will large and extensive assortment Of aud
Spring and Summer Goods for the Inspection o. his friends
md ust DINERS