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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

II eep,.d)-Leavs Brooklyn for Greenpor 10 g. M f9r
and syosset, 10 a m and s:45 for Hampstead 10 M
I'm and s;S and p m for JsnAis. 10 !. M " m ~
h.ni i,sS o. Monday: S;Io . 4, Lss.l,nd N, 1%
No syo.set l. IS a M and D. NJ Hem stesd e:55 m and
$50 p. m. Jsmsies $40 80 ard $40 IL and Eio ana
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New;

CUPREME COURT-City aud County OF New
HENRY A. GARRETT sgt WILLIAM ROBiNsON, Eb-
RNEZER P. ROBINSON, and WILLIAM q: BARNEY
Summons for money den and contract. Com not serb
10 the defendants above named and each OF then foa are
hereby summoned aud required 20 answer the 10 hs
acton which viii be filed in the Of the CLERK Of The City
and County Newly orb the City Hall 10 the City Of New.
York copy of answer 20 the said compliant
on The suscrbers at heir Office No. William st. Ia the City
Of within twenty days after tho service Of tn gun
fail TO the said within the time siorss.sd ne
this action viii take judgment against you ef The
mn Of i've hundred and seventy doars and hirtyons
cents 81 Sl with interest hs lst day Of Novemeerf
Thousand eight hundred and ly FOUR beades inc cost :"
this sction.-Dsted March y, 1855. ,,,,,,ox,
DILLON, o'GORMAN WILSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
The compliant In the above stion 6ed In the once
the CLERK OF tue City and County Of New York on the "a DAY
dsy Of April 1856. DILLON, O'GORMAN \ W!LSON,
al lsw6wF rismtin - h.'oIneJs
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furniture.

T1NAMELED FURNITURE. H. F. FAR
IL RNGTON has ready for sale extnye assotusni
~ r, h FNAMRLFD CHAMBER FURNITURE, in ell Pat
COoIs and esboa ely decorated in landscape figures
arc flowers at The Msnufac Waeroos Nos n and 81
Wooster. st between Broome and Grand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

IN POUNDS BAGGAGE FREB--l0 cents
w per pound e1ces-Foui hour. from ocean 10 ocean
by Panama sroad Through oS Csf1rus via Panama Ran
road The United Mail Steamship Company will dispatch
Tor Aspinwall on SATURDAY, April 5, At O'Clock p on
precisely from Pier foot Of Wsnenst Noh River the well!
tnown steamship ILLINOIS, Capt Charles s. Boss'
u. s. N.
Pafepger and Malls will be forwarded By Panama railroad
and connect az with the Pacific Mail eamsp Comp!
ny's magnificent steamship JOHN l.. STEPHENS, X A.
Persop commander which viii be in readiness and leave
inne distey for San Francisco.
Tho public are Informed that toe p g. Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
for sea 70 avoid any possible detention VI mas
For passage apply 10 w RAYMOND, at the only office OF
the COMPANIES No III West Wlrrens, New foIt
FREIGHT 10 AspinwA ~ per cubic foot, or one and
half per pound prepaid and no freight rece' ed se
r. o'cl1ok Oh the day Of sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

DENNSYLVAEIA RAILROAD. - THREE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
nELPHlA and PlFTSBURGH.-Ths MORNING NAIL
TRAl3 leaves Phni6s,hs for Pittsburgh a. u ~ md
leaves rvbureh for Phi.dep hs a. m The FAST LINE
le.ss Pbl.de!pLs for Pi,sbursh at ~ .od rnssTss
for Philadelphia st $50 p. The MONT EAfALs5
Pittsburgh cor Phisds phis at Q; 20 r
The above lnes connect PssuIsh Win ne fsnfoeas =
spd rem - Louis No Alton talena And Chc,so inor
Fr,nifcft LsIing,on ,rd Loaiss Ky Iene haufs MAC
.on Is Fssse AID In..rspoH, Ind Cincinnati, payfea
d. Beefon.ire sssIu,iy Teleio Gle 7ssnd, Co
lLab1s Z.nesvis M.ss and Wooster, Ohio Aso WITH ts
Steam Packet from ard " NsvOr 81 LEAFS Lss
vile and Cincinnati. 49,. -.
Yer farther psrie zee hsndbD in The be.ss Of tai, sy
Pa.spss v fDd ths ne most 1fedLons aAa con-
Portable route between TIE East and West
TkroIsh tel Be bsd Of ne
pls4ss ~ ths Wet Il ,,
" Court spd,.t, New Yorh.
J. Z ELLIOTT t,,u. P.bnsylvsnis Ralrost Co
No Asor Hove Broadway, Ne" fefh
THOMAS MOORE Agent, ecr. ilth AID s1I
Hsvlo Jan. lsss- rhsAsipn@
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~ ASHTON and HERCULES =. GILLILAN afsiost Tho
members Of the firm Of q. l.. AGABEG Co, Of Caution,
Chius. designated as GEORGE L. AGABEG and JOHN
DOE" helr real being unknownsu fer money
demand OF contradiction ser To the above desssstsd
D,endus You hereby summoned and required to answer
the COMPLAINT in this scon, which will be tiled m the once
the CLERK the City and Coua,y Of New lo 81 the City HAL
the City Newlork and copy Of your answer 20
the said complaint tho subsc ber, at his office, No % WAL
street the City Of NewNork within twenty days Alter ne
this exclusive Of The day OF saeh
service and fail the said complaint within tho
time aforesaid the rsinds In this action VIII tais Judgment
s,t Won for the sum Thirteen Hundred and Twenty-Five
Dosrs and Tuenytree Cents with interest from the
eenth dsv Of April One thousand Eight Hundred and fny
Eve beside the cost Of this sconDated Now Norh January
l9th 1850. r. +. MARbURf, Plantrs A..oinsy;
The complaint In the scos fled In the Office Of the
r.h,rsrv rs,f fsl5 lswi3vf.
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Ocean Steamers, &t.

DATES REDUCED-SPEED ACCELERA-
IN TED-PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY, Bro.lway
cor Ceder g. viii forward Express matter per s amer GEO
LAW SATURDAY, April s. for California ard the Pacihc
coast Freight received until 10 o'clock parcels sLd letters
until 10 o'clock the day of departure -
WILLIAM II. HALL, Agent
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the County OF New-York NOTICE /. hereby gwen 70 ell
persons having claims sgsin LooE BAkkR late II tho City
Of New decessed present the With vooche
thereof 10 the subscriber. at tie Office Hopkins Co. No.
81 Merchants Exchange IN the City New Yorh before
me Ish day of August pe1iDaed NewYork iAy u
February 1855 WILLIAM {. BAKER, =. f
febs law6mF' Administrator.
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feaal Notices.

ATa SURROGATEs COURT, held in and for
N the County of NewYtrk the Sunos.tes Ohee in the
City Of New the thirty ft day OF March IN toe year
one thousand eight hundred and ysx-Present Alexander
w Bradford Surrogate: In the matter OF the 70
ortssse lease sell the real estate Of IhO
Tvomey end George Kip Executors OF the last WI aI yes
lament MATTHEW THUTE, late OF the CITY OF Nsw lots
for lease or sell the real esc
Of tho said Matthew hue for the payment OF h. debit Is
that all persons interested the estate OF the said Mat
thew Tbu deceaed appear before the Surrogate OF the CoIn
y NewYork at bis office in the CITY OF New forf on 'ne
fourteenth day Of May ten O'clock In the forenoon oi
that day. there show why authority should
NOT be syen the said Executors mortgage lease or cell so
much Of the real the said Matthew Thute deceased "a
Al iswtwF A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

EOR LlVERPOOI~Cnlted States Mall steam
.hP AbLA 4. rnes IsR s. n. or Eur ps pc-tSey
SATURDAY April H. u O'clock from her berth a. the
Thi. ship has improved water.tsht bulihead' ,.-
For freight pss'asc having neluaed accommodations "
elegance ''O ''H EDw&RD K COLLINS, No. So wdl-'t.
Pa,sepsers requested 20 be on board a. II a m
sbippe, will pleue tale notice that the ships Of this line
cannot carry any goods conrsbaud OF wal ~,
All letters through the Posofeei any Will
The .esmship BALTIC will succeed the Atlantic and sad
The steamer. Of hi. line to avoid danger from lee will
not Banks Of Newfoundland north OF Is degrees Until
after the let Of August
NOTICE to PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS.
N The steamship CITY OF BALTIMORE, 2I+4 tun',
SO horepower Cspt Robert Lech is INTENDED resume the
.sih from Liverpool to Philadelphia on WEDNESDAY, me
81 The be- 1H{VERPooL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
c ciT4 81 ssG i!Ff Sgin
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ?IOs tun. Cap, p {; rsIs
Are int nded to sail az follows
CITY o. g4E4IS%Sf WEB BSEsDAy t tgs.
CITY OF BALT!M9sE. .TIiTsasDDA.yy T.yiss
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FRon PHILADELPHIA,
CABIN In tw berth state rooms
CABIN in .hreeberth state roon'..... ''''''''''
Cabin forward state rooIs.........'''''''''' %
From LIVERPOOL,
Cabin in twoberth state-rooms .''''''''ZI suihe"
Cabin N threeberth sa'e-ro0m'. ...''''P guinea.
Cabin in toTw ard state rooms. ...'''lo GsIness
Including Stewards fees.
TmRDCLLss PAsSENGEEs.
limited nnber OF Thrdclsss Passengers will he aseA ana
found In 10 much provision - required 20,
Fror1 Ph1ad,lphia % From Liverpool. -
Of Passage will be issued here 70 parties who are
de.irous of bril- us their friends corresponding s'ea
These are constructed with improved water night
coupsrmen and each vessel experienced surgeon
Drafts O Liverpool from 4 4 upward
All Goods the Agents in PbIaee ph and L'erlooi
viii be forwarded with economy and dspetch.
Fer Freight or Passage apply TO ,, - 49,, -.
No. II WAlrui.st, Philsdelphis,
oYsABFI 4 CORTIS No III Broadway New Iors.
WILLIAM ISMAN Agent
Nos and IS Tower Buildings, Liverpool
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Ofthe County New YeIk nStss hereby syen % al per
EewYork deceased present the same, with toash~s
thereof the Subscribers a. the oee Of wetmore Bovine,
No 81 WAlst M the CITY Of New-lork, before NE
January Is$ GEORGE HENDERSON.
ELIZA FARLEY Administrators he,
j.ls iswtmr ofHenry s. Farley decesssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

TOR SAN JUAN DE NICARAUGUA.-The
Il new and splendid steamship ORILABA. T. l. IIn.,s-
pavsh ander vii be dispatched a. soove on
Ami Ats 4. 10. For freight or passage sppiy 70
CHAS 4 WHITNEY No Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

WI -Trayelers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS, and
and ell information concerning routes fare &c. ether 6y me
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEWfOhk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, BY application at the CenPsnysU
Zee No ls5 Broadway, corner Dey.st
JOHN r. PORTER General Agent ~ y. r. r.
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Dantins Academies.
11iano- fortee an0 Alusit.

A 7-OCTAVE T. GILBERT & Co. Kolian
N PIANO, new with rouod corners and moldings-price
&T5-y be sold for $40 and old Piano taken In eI
ehabse Penos rent and rent allowed ON purchase
Secondhand PiAI o., at 50, $50 $50 and 7loo
T. S BERRY, No. Al Broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06

Messrs. Editors: New York papers of the 2sth
ult. contain call for Black Republican meeting to
take place the day after, signed by some 26O0 The
avowed object of this meetings. opposition to slavery
and to organize for the Presidential canvass. What
most particularly wish to call attention to is the
fact that among the signatures to the call are ship
owners that make their money out of the South, mer
chants dependent almost entirely on their New Or
leans business for support and profits, and others
doing business with Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas
and Texas, where their principal business comes from
regret to see the names Of more than one who were
formerly residents Of this city, and made their money
here. am not much acquainted in New York but
see the names of persons attached to this call with
whom / have done business for more than twenty
years, but never shall again.
It is time the South should take decisive action on
this subject and drop their support of Aboltionsts
who are warning against them There are enough
conservative. merchants anita Aboltionists-i New
York, Boston and other Northern cities to buy rom
without supporting enemies of the South. Out of
the twenty-sx hundred signatures, know but about
twenty. Others better acquainted there had better
examine the list. Nothing will be more efectual in
bringing these to their senses than touching their
pockets. Let every Southern man who goes North
to make purchases avoid these negro stealers as he
would rattlesnake ~ MERCHANT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06
y Li5=5A = FL ~ q. = Sias
Gen. John A. GnitIns.,,.

Outside of politics, there is no living warrior and
Statesman we have higher personal regard for than
Gen. John Anthony Quitman. He is brave, honest,
patriotic, and 7, in all respects CheYalier Bayard
among men---Without fear and above reproach. He
always means well and his integ ity, even when he
errs is unquestionable. His heart is the abide of
chiyalry and TRUTH and every aspiration Of his soul
is lofty aud exalted. We love to honor such q man,
although we never have, and fear we never shall,
agree with him in politics.
Gen. Quitman's move in the House of Representa-
tiyes on the 30th ult, to repeal the eutraty Laws
has met with universal appreciation from all classes
of our without the smallest distinction ofe
party-so far as our knowledge extends We have
yet to hear dissenting voice, to the proprety aud
necessity of the procedure and our for arriving
at correct appreciation of public sentiment not
circunscnbed. We believe we know the feeling of
this community just we'll if not little BETTER than
anybody else. We would not be extravagant if we
said that all men, women and Children advocated the
measure.
Why? In the first place there is no necessity for
these laws and the second place. their rigid enforce
ment has only led to the murder of non-combatant
American citizens in Central America-simply be-
cause they American citizens, and for other
cause besides obstructing great, glorious and a
grand movement, which ought to command the ap-
pause and good offices every free nation earth.
In addition had not these laws been in force, the re-
cent ourages upon our national flag, as borne by
commercial ships, would not have been perpetrated
by British naval officers in Central American waters
There would have been power on hand that would
not have submitted to insult and outrage no matter
what the consequences. z @ =...=,...==s--
What is the use of keeping laws in force that only
lead to the matreatment, punder and murder, of our
own people What is the use of observing faith to-
ward nations which break all taith with us? We can
see none. Then away with the Neutrality Laws.
Free citizens. Let them loose. They VII, right
speedily, settle sundry vexed questions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06

MOBILE,


Florida uchng MASTER the arrva! at the Lake of the
O'Clock p NJ. Ponchartrsn II. Gedde 10 Bank Place,
agent.
+. -g' PASCAG0U 0ULA ..N
California Nelson, MASTER the arrival at the Lake OF the
o'clock P. N. Ponchartrain r. Geddes, 10 Bank
Place, agent.
Nr5 OHIO RIVER.
Eclipse, Surgeon MASTER O'Clock p NJ Bell, Buchanan
Co., IS Magazine street. agents.
ouACHITA RIVER.
Bluff City, Moore, MASTER O'clock. Lewis Snapp Co..
81 Front street. agents
=. RED RIVER.
Compromise, Kay master O'clock T. b. Smith, L. New
Levse, and Lewis Snapp Co. 81 Front Streets agents.
Grenada Crump MASTER O'Clock. Lewis Snapp Co.. 81
Front street, and 7. B. Smith, IL New Leyee agents.
Swan Hayes, master o'clock. P. H. Brinon Co, La
fayette street, agents. ~
R. W. Powell, Martini MASTER at o'clock T. B. Smith, l.
New Levee and Lewis snapp Co., 81 Front Streets agents
3. F. Clark Lodwck master O'clock Lewis Snapp Co..
Front street, and 7. B. Smith, II New lew Levee agents.
Storm Moody master, O'Clock. Lewis SnaPp Co.. 81 Front
street, aud 7. B. Smith, l2 New Levee, agents.
Lone Star, Smith, MASTER at O'Clock p. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06

BATON ROUGE DAILY GAzErrE.-This old and ster-
ling journal has teen vastly improved in typogra-
phicaI appearance lately, and still further improve
ments are promised both on the daily and weekly edi-
tions. MrJ. J.Jones, than whom more accomplished
disciple of Faust does not exist and cleverer fellow
does not live, has purchased interest in the esta-
lishment and ne presume the publishing departme
viii be hereafter under his control. 1t could not e
in better hands. Our old and cherished friend, Judge
McWhorter, remains OF the editorial helm. Success
to the Gazette and its worthy propretors, say we.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06
H. S. HOUSTON.

A PERFuAED BREATH.--What lady Or gentleman
would remain under the Of disagreeahe breath wher
by using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers dentrifce,
would only but eave the teeth white as ala.
baste! Many persons do know their breath is bad
subject delicate their friends will mention it, Pour
single drop Of the Balm your tooth brush and wash the
teeth night and morning. Fifty cent bottle will last year
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
Balm of thousand Flowersn 1t will ian, pmple
aud eckes from the skim leaving of soft and roseate hue
t"towe pour e drops and wash the face night
and morning.
ShdftR9 Mode EasyWet Your shaving brush in either
or cold water pour two three drops of Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well and it will beautiful
soft lahe much facilitating The operation shaving Price,
only 90 cents. Fetridge Co.. popretor For sale by j.
Wright 4 Co., 90 Woedman, and all druggists.
feI5 dGWeod6n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06

E8- learned writer, Dendy, says: "Dry-
de to his brlliant visions of poesy flesh and
Mrs Radcliffe adopted the plan. Green and coffee
we DO sleep induce dreamg Baptsa Pora for procuring
quiet rest aud pleasing dreams swallowed tongue after
supper Indigestion, and that condition which termed weak
irritable stomach constitute fruitful source of visions
The immediate or direct influence of repleion totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in waking moments is
proof Of its power to derange the circulation of brain and
the mental faculties in sleep People who troubled with
digestion, surely relief from Hooands German Bit
ters' sold exclusively in this country by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
IN Arch street, Philadelphia and by his agents. See adver-
tisenent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06
.WesrRerOess Scouesagers.

Shallow practitioners have asserted that intestinal worms are
not injurious in fact that they the part scsvengers
wing foul mud ndgcsbie matter the nmcntary canal
Wha audacfous humbug What miserable philosophy Every
experienced physician knows that these animals inn-
NATION OF The bowels aEd sometimes actually eat through the
coating OF the stomach and lower neSne causing inevitable
DEATH Of all the diseases of children this danger
ous and distressing Unfortunately too of the
common. In WINER'S CANADIAN yERMIFuGE, how
ever safe quick unfAling remedy is provided The pro-
prieor challenges the world show that failed to
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
my5 .?p6S5ltW q aud Isl Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06
9aiIg Qiesfeelll.
sGSEIsN IL oF NEW ORLEANS



81 ia ia II Err NJ 81: s i, n
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saassfe u soi essry yinssttiaa
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Sad charge no advertisement or sub
stopped nul all sre paid, ct the
4 rs op8aaa ofI the psopiietdta.
Discount will made to regular
IL HE nAEEK CRESCENT
renders IT medium for ndver
tissss As M AILr PAPER It ceGstes largely reaching
many hSnireds honr and being read
before tbs approach business articles
Ill family may aously published its
ce1nnnssa 4lF55$8t5f B
EEE WEE KLY G HE s CENT
Espabshed every Monday morning at 49, In
advanee Having extensive circulation throughout lou
IL isana Msssspp KANSAS Alabama, Texas and ether
States presents favorable mode to advertisers making
their and known. M
serted for 81 per saaare, each insertio
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06
., PRIVATE.
Translated from the Original.

,,au tospos, Los POS, fe9ruary 1i.r & r. ls56.
% P aAh and aS fs ss mail ns S Sng the
and in consequence have nothing say You regard
mercantile business As for public matters you will please
you viii see lint ts Government willing put 1000
1F S the the nos sSo Tie Tie o% s
ever have not made my mind if take them previous to
ake In Should aiI e to being able
to write upon The subject there is vessel in the month of
from You b" W hinE rather doubtful to find vessel hope
YIN tell me, wito" delay can take the muskets and
have not yet replied officially Lord Clarendon, to offer
public his manifestations of sympathy and friendship for
G E n @ osg s nsh the % 5as 5 manFsr R Tfh ao @
dueed me to believe they would not refuse the mlske;s will
mond's letter. could not sleep ali that night. lin
note on the following day stating would address an Official
n,ssnl;neI ensatsa him 70 send permission from the War
which should take for the Repube All this is very
good 9nt don't like the intelligence from Nicaragua where it
ss y ns cannot low s he other States did not unite
e VIII ac Be s ssn s S from hsSs se2s
from Guatemala and San Salvador requiring me to request from
p@5lics people ha help Themselves When
telling Lord Clarendon that Costa Rca had already of
500 the ronters he much pleased and said that
that right .tep-and persuaded that having made
that innation is one Of the reasons for their giving MS the
The questions pending between this country and the United
this at in ~ this his reat Repnbe ohseFys
insult to the national honor 70 the eyes Of the whole world Of
the two nations would be sch an evil that could be
worseb"t for Central America the would be very distinct
Nicaragua.
Though this letter TO contain TO The
time the Government Of the United States will recognize Walk
[sgned] F. WALLERsTEIN.
To His ENceency Sir bernardo Cnso Minister OF Relations
OF the Republic OF Costa Rica, San Jose.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06

ST. CHARLEs THEATER.-The farewell benefit of
Gabriel Rayel and his troupe took place last evening
at the St. Charles Theater, when variety Of attract
i've were presented to the amusement
and qualification Of very large audience. The
farce called Trying tsson. the g Elopement," and
Z. Jocko, with dances and other amusements, com
pIeted the evening and rendered It pleasant the
last Of the season could well be made.
Iii parting with this famous company -unequalled
any in its peculiar line, in this country, if else
Where-we must be allowed to hope that we shall see
Ill Of the members back again the next year, as
sprightly and as pleasing as they now are, and as
successful they have been through many years pre-
.ry;ols
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06

MB-Eear what the Medical Faculty say of
DIR. j. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS: LANCASTER Pa, january l. lSt4-Dr. j. Hosteer
Pittsburgh Pa-Sr From my experience with the remedial
qualities contained in your inmahe ters i'll chronic Diseases
such Rheumatism Gout, Dyspepsia Dysentery, Diaca
etc. also preventive of disease and tonic no hesa-
ton in pronouncing the best medicine with which
quantcd and take pleasure in recommending your valuable
ers to dyspepcs particularly and 10 the profession gene
rally. Yours, very respectfully. II. A. SMITH, VI. D.
For sale by John Wright Co. q and Isl Cartrc street.
and o. O. Woodmaa Magazine and Common streets.
6t&ItW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-05-06

The VIcKsBURG AMERICAN T1NEs,-W have re-
ceived the first number of the above entitled Journal
published by Messrs. Byme 4 Claiborne, and edited
by S. Byne, Esq. The Times is beautifully printed
and ably edited Its leading articles are gracefully
and forcbly written, and will compare yorably with
those Of any journal in the Southwest. The Times
advocates the election of Fillmore and Donelson and
supports American principles generally We wish
it abundant political and pecuniary success