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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-24

rrApAwy wEysR mas REMOVED TO W, MvENIn
NJ .,sscveen third and Tw enty surh sreets
he sr,lnue~ tel past present and future events mevse
ahsep irends PROV srty oN 0c.n. usdsme Heyef com
verses ynash French and German and sves suArsnes
Scs Der art
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CLOTHING, sc.

< nm WORTH OF LIFT OEv CLOTHING WANT
RO.OUV sf.-Gentlemen bavina EFT "a wearing appa
dspoee ~ rNl receive heir full value vhort hsVginS
E,sssrInmg .mTose fesse cal Or sddres THOMAS
OrhoF, tsl Pearl sxeet.
Rim mn WORTH or NV AND CAST or CLOTH
YIV.OOO tng wanted Ger hs Western market Genile-
hsvng any 70 dispose o. viii receive Tie highest pris ~
enns ~ re store or Addressing y X. MURRAY, ~ Centre
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" y. pALMER's ADVERTISING AGENCY.

IL
Mag have sss Of the S % %S Of sas
small Business nj large risk, and liberal niarr os pfoa ~
y saa ssse worth i sso At per cent average
.encs oS % sos and asns spssy no sa r SIX
Il natuyi he city jobber long sell .aIon ia
per cent" Gi and q, DE raider WHO 'i
run out he r. ne aea sns ea
convey iormaion eight or ten thousand pers ms are %
hall million per..ns an mo,, wn The sss s
si twenty years must Increase u - e 'si an 81 Al ratio Tor
Psocnrss Lightning and steam have only superseded
horse on and and wind on the wa hu With as as
mt, the does OF the age ge ore rapid than those Of
bail g.ner.9n ago 2, he means o. sasnns Ne isem
the great danger was IA song too INST aud knowing 100 nna
wnh our &c ola ahsrs a new inventions az Enterprises
a s Men Ts out s
ser,et Of prosperity and greatness-,hs al progress The
II The old stand SIN osophy has sssrpeaed them to 60 on
ains more and more IN all fields paths aud pro
'. 3. P,tnrn's vrrws or Pnorrn Nsor ,pvrnrrs
nd wrcpr one md good hing il itself may be turned
from " purpose by IN mode IN which appea Thi. y
Want Of Judgment in h choice Of hem some modes
ss c 1is s e. Sss ad ~ al met capable All s
ng how book was laisy written vita he .le HOY 2
yerise Adeerusag s cry good ard 81 1 eating Ru IL
may srss YOU q e Sscs = ,hs fes and % he verge II
p boz DO % 1 prap er and ssn
icaiy acauain Cd with the shan MT ADVISE 4
whose goods certain district 10 advertise In The
papers that strict We win send the advertisement where
VII % rs' premp aud o, sssseS answered o. VIZ
depend upon lie eircum each particular and
the conscle Judgment and discretion which we always
exercise metiaior.
There are things which will always rely Cor the
prosperity VIZ First the Conscience 10
"a much advertising. AM no more, than suits
utsrest aud secondly the Knowledge and facilities when
enable 70 advertise In he manner most profitable 70 the
advertiser People ere Who afvef most penifuy
tns yet DO reap tens The reason ~,
hey 10 work III the DARK not knowing tho way or
follow he advice Of lose as blind themselves We ADVISE
people what 70 do 10 can ious interple way 10 suit their
several necessiies like honest physician who
much medicine as Is nK for ais Patients aud VII
belonging b. the rpoec csr may found
ark of drugso order half tho riipots The
be empted DOWN The tho4ts OF hip invalid
A kuowedCe the places and papers IN which a Ia
goiag W advertise "A ~ ich consequence
advertisements themselves lhe knowledge possessed
he fulles; extent nt v. u. PALMENs ADVERTfslNa
AGFScY ard laoae who rely upon wl have the comfort
ofknoNing what they fh0u-what they their
'or, n slight comfort, The times 10
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TTHE ADyERTIsER, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN Az
fluent circumstance wishes 10 make
lady with view 10 marirony She be younr pretty
md Intelligent and ahoneh not expecting All The cardinal
virtues hnka himself enkled 70 expect above
diocriy Any lady wishing open correspondence with
hrs view VIII please address Philip Gordon Union sauare
Post oNce and NAV rely upon her mesing
the mos honorable confidence. s
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MAptMvs MORROW CLAIMS 70 BE THE MOST Won
sa astu ssroloys, m &c world or That has ever pssn
sso.n am The seventh daughter Of the seventh
mse Also graf ss'rtlos haze naars s .san,.sss
~ ssnds dursug my travels IN Europe wiz tsn ~
married nsie ard how many nes yu ~ ~ v ~
aarred aud Soon and viii show you se M y 49,.
future bnsbAsd and ril cause IN ps spes rrrncns
orss and rocc luck hrough your Whole me- Iii ~, -
be meness % sbsen frsn - s vo oarpot fep being -
or.bes No ehsse II not sasaed Gall Soon ~ yon VI nos
nenu,rcn are no. snui'e1 Nv" '" S~eA'-
,re.4 hssvcen ssnuo, and Col'rnh'a sreesa
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MAIRIM0NIAL-f WILL. UPON THE RECEIPT or
W twenty I've cents send @ any person fun delnestion
Direct with return postage, Vile Emile Vlete Broad az
Post office. New York ' -
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All cser celebrated for s.Is vry .w watches soa
.~at, sschansed Wsiche, aud jewelry rsIsss $780,
hes, ms nner much less than fhe fss ~
CHARGE ~wstrhes and lawelry.
,,,s ana rssa M II wal street, second Tow sras
Broadway.
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THE HUNTING SPIRIT
i The Running spirit.
The Funny Spirit
The Tr5tting Spirit.
The Spirit of
OAEMEES,
Ii the Spirit of
PORI Err s SPIRIT,
This week.
Ready early Thursday morning.
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yBRy SUPERIOR CANDIES,
Y OF every hind
Larses, assortment IN New FORK
~ the lowest nsrse' grie,s BY -,.ss,~-
Wholesale coniselorsrs, Sl0 Pearl street
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TI1E TURE.

ID ACEs-FAsHION COURSE, NEwTowN, L. l.
IL Second day, "Wednesday; September "a Two great
Jockey Club purse $400 two mile heats. EntTles-l W.
II. Gibbons CHI Miss Julia, years old, O. r. Costers
Rr e. One Eyed Joe
Second racsCub purse, $3.50 mile heats best ms En-
triesI. c. Coster's ch Charley King years old q
Lewis b. washington, aged g. w. II. Gibbons oh. 6. Nj
Modes Of reaching the Course-I Ferry to Green Point
from Tenth street thence By plank and shell roads From
Williamsburg, North Second and Even Streets bridge
and Shell road From Williamsburg North Second street
to Newtown turnpike plank and shell roads, L. From VII
hansburg stages at all times; Hurlgate ferry Astoria
road 70 Fshng Steamer Island City Fulton market slip
Admisson-Feld, so cents: Grand stand, 81; Quarter
stretch badges for the meeting $40 Members who have
received their badges may obtain them at the ONCE Of the
| Course,
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nrAnorps -THB rrADR y REsrEcrE glLy ~.
- 49, is,vs sces n d.smond tewery Of he i.ess styles
RE Of diamcuss hand setsnk dene Nf
ne rsoe. p'a"oi' HEREANN co, as Brooue street.
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MATRTMONTAI..

A GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE AGE AND SOLID cha
IA racer, who y doing good business In this city desires
- form the acquaintance OF respectable lady 81 some FOR
rlne with view 10 matrmony 20 add another very profitable
CURED Please address v W A. L. Pos, Office, "A Broadway
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ANTHOLOGY.


as rHv Gypsy GIRL 10 ABOUT 70 DEPART FOR
n bu-ope, all those wishing consult her 81 events Of
le mur call Al ~ Bov.ery: fee - y. B.-The
Spsy has hand secret WI Oh viii eAaos lady
1eraan 10 obtain the a1esoss Of he opposite Change
aira
MADAME MAR REMAINS BrT 4 SHORT TIME
"A oe wishing W consult her wi do weIi call she
ss s,uc CONNECTED with piuynocey wsch enables her W
. .a ycT 80. Or husband your gsc--ni creur-
he NH TELL Jon when and whom yor viii mwry aai ~
dishes 81 who visit her, lc1 Wep prcseNay.
rARD-MApAME BREWSTER RETURNssyx. Tgg
" 10 her st Ia patrons and begs n tha afer the
housans both this ,nt Philadelphia who have en-
ulied her 9Th entire sasas oa fees confident that Ia
be- questions OF AsroEy love aud aw matte and books q
relied constantly ~ Napoleon, she has ial
she ~ ~ he of the future isashssd md alss ts
iame Of her yscrs - Bo~ery, between fourh and Fh
sueets.
CLArf.vOyAN -E-MRs. HAYES CLAIRvoYAvr
~ rhyscisn cGlcr l16 Grand street New York -woads
fp res Of diseases By her clsrvoyant pogeS per
on suering with pain and disease shou1 IA Mrs .ves
10 charge unless Satisfactory exsmipaus-as are given
,LAiht JyASCE--hIss A. W. SNOW TttF CEl,vBR AT.
and re liable ciairvoygn from the Eas, by lhe caraes,
sncenon % ner lenas ~ hs ~, PROPOSES 70 pass few
~ shs - e the personally, or by lock I
Vile w this s.'c penetfafe ant giye advice "
ara bye ssrs, an absent friends tell their where
rnuu tats 81 bslA &c, delmsalons OF character ~ a.
ns,reoype or ter Terms 81 Residence l2 West Vine
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STH WAR;. EIGHTH COUNCIL DIsTRICT.-AT A
- meeting of the delegates the Eighth Council district
Tnh ward held the house Of Mr. John Sherwood l Hud
street, Tuesday evening sd inst pursuant TO the
Vaughan was called % the chair and Mr.. W. f. Scar
L. Waugh unanimously renorninased the regular
mscrauc candidate for Councilman Of Eighth district Fh
ward. tl1 I1T
Resolved That in offering the James L. Waugh we
are satisfied OF his fafuness and strong adherence 10 tho
principles Of democracy.
DC Vaughan, Chairman. W. Hermann.
W. f. Soaring. c. Coping
John Sherwood.
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
~ Mrs. Stoves novel;
Has met with prodgons and before unparalleled
publishers making three thousa vi copies day
70 ten volumes minute during working hours; and ths
date thirteen thousand copies behind orders Within
few days they will be able TO supply all orders promptly
The whole reading pnbc will delighted with this book
containing as does ell the and genial humor, the satire
e graphic deneaon OF the power and fascna
ton, for which the au.horess s renowned
PHILLIPS, SAMSON & CONTAIN
IL Roafo
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III
N age OF prepossessing appearance and fascinating
nes wishes 70 make The acquaintance OF younr lady OF
good appeerasre and education hoping thereby h form
matrimonial alliance Money not de-re the advertiser
has large fortune Please address Andrew Coquih New
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FAJINTH wARD-TwENTY.FoURTH COUNCIL DIS
IN tict.-At meeting OF the Democratic Nominating Com
tee convened according 10 notice at the house Of
Fourth "Wednesday evening Sept q,
all the Committee Balotng Daniel Young having
unanimous declared 20 be the candidate
is accordingly put before the democracy OF the district
ter their support
P.w. Eng james II. Carpenter,
Aaron 4. Churchill, John Lauretx.
John Brown,
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e TIL WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
u For Councilman Eleventh Disrct-HENRY HUGHES
meeting Of the Eleventh Council district held at the Sixth
Ward Hotel Tuesday evening" Sept. r. in pursuance Of
The cal Of the Consolidated General Committee OF Tammany
Hall Patrick Garrick called TO the chair and Laurence
Clancy secretary They TO ballot
Sandidate for Councilman when Henry Hughes received
Che unanimous vote.
p. GARRICK, I Nominating co,nr,i,,oo
t WIN. ROCHE, eie.ad a1e ,,e $3.50 -,
s@ii n NcLOUGHL1N tsisc,,on :" On alnry
IIQQH HE MssU SLxacy September II.
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3
Il ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The concert given by Mile
Teresa Parod at Odd Fellows Hall last evening, was
very well attended, and by audience able to judge
Of the merits of the performance. NJ. and Madame
stakoseh and signor Leonardo, contributed their
very effective aid to the occasion, and everything
passed off with that marked appreciation which, in
this city, is the sign and seal of true desert-n
matters of music, at least 5s.' 1
The programme of the occasion included varied
and excellent collection of pieces from operas by the
greatest composers songs, ballads, and musical com
positions to which no distinctive appelations are
affixed The lingering of Strakoseh was, what it
always is, excellent and worthy Of one who ranks
among cur first pianists and composers Mile Parodi,
particularly in the Gipsey's song, from "L'Etoe du
Nord,n and Hummel's variations given before this
season, by Miss Pyne, at the ST. Charles Iheater-
sustained that high reputation which she gained by
her former visit here, and has more firmly established
by this. =
The next concert will be given tomorrow evening
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\ MILE PARoD1's GoNcERT. Tomorrow evening
Nile Parod, who has favored our citizens 50 highly
during the past season with her beautiful and I'M
pressiye singing, gives another concert the last but
one that we are to have. Regretting as we are com
pelled to- the fact that 50 greatan enjoyment cannot
he with us the whole year through, we must return
to the dispenser Of the favor that we have
been privileged to the extent we have and claim no
small degree Of credit by reason Of the warm and
hearty appreciation that has been eyinced for the
merits Of the cantatrice BY all classes Of people, and
by those whose musical Judgment is considered worth
the having.
The lyric stage now holds no greater ornament nor
no better interpreter than Parod whose natural gifts
and excellent education have placed her in the first
rank Of those who, initiating Orpheus enabled to
petriaction by the power and briliancy Of their
song We could wish the arrangements Of the com
pany had been such as would have enabled them to
remain longer with u.s. As such is not the case, we
can only advise those who wish to be regaled with
more than ordinary treat to attend the concerts yet
to be given one tomorrow evening and the last on
Friday.
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TEL RAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT.
TEE MISSING STEAMER.
by THE SOUTHERN LINE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Secretary Of the Navy
has authorized the seambrg Artic Lieut.. Har'sse
commander to go in search Of the missing oolllls
mail steamship Pacific. The Artie proceeds from !,
New York to-day, if she get her stores on ooaru
= 'iA'is' Washington Affairs
g WAsuISGroN, Feb. 1.-THE President has issued
proclamation stating that associations IN han-
sas as well as in other remote States now orgahz'
interfere with domestic institutions Of the Territory
He declares that the whole power OF the General
Government Will be exerted to the support OF the
territorial laws and the suppression OF revolutionary
movements.
& The House had three unsuccessful ballots Tor a
Printer. Nothing Of Importance in the Senate
AZ New York Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.--Cotton is firm, with sales
to-day Of 5000 bales. Orleans Middling, lo4; Up
lands Mddling, %. There is an active export de
mand. Flour is higher; State, 81 6s; Ohio, IS 373
Southern, SO 125. Wheat is unchanged Corn is
dull and prices are lower; Mixed, 49, Spirits Tur
pentine have declined, and are quoted at 4le Rosin
81 43. Rice has declined &c. Freights steady.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI

LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Ingomar McDonough master, ut 5ocock T. B. Smith, l2New
I4eyee and L. Snapp 4 Co, 81 Front street, agents.
Magnolia Thomasson master, o'clock T. b. Smith, Il New
Levee street, agent.
Princess Holiness master, at O'Clock Carroll Pritchnrd Co.,
Union Row, 50 Carondeet street, agents.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Edinburg, Bowman MASTER at O'Clock. John E. Hyde Co.
C. Poydras street, agents.
OHIO RIVER.
Ayondale, Hoope master, at O'Clock, John E. Hyde Co..
&C Poydras street, agents.
Queen City, Neal master, o'clock j. E. Hyde Co., C.
Poydras street, agents.
Yorktown Scott master, O'clock J. E. Hyde Co, &c
Poydras street, agents.
RED RIVER.
Compromise Kay MASTER at o'clock. 7. B. Smith, IL New
Ievee and Lewis Snapp Co, 81 Front streets, agents.
ST. Charles Applegate MASTER at o'clock T. b Smith, II
New Leyee and L. Snapp Co., 81 Front street. agents.
ATCHAFAL4AYA RIVER.
Union, Eorgey, master, at o'clock.
OUACHITA RIVER.
R. L. Cobb Northern MASTER o'clock Lewis snapp Co..
81 Front and T. B. Smith, IL New Leyee Streets agents.
Wm. c. Young, Swzer, master, at O'clock Pope Ellison
CO., and W. A. Andrew Sierau, agents.
ARKANSAS RIVER.
Cora No Mosby MASTER at o'clock T. B. Smith, u New
Levee and L. snapp Co., 81 Front street. agents.
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Anlusenents This Evening.

ORLEANS THEATER.-The two act comedy =" Peril
En- la Demeure Rossnis grand opera lie Come Dry"
ST.. CHARLES Observation-Disclosures play Of " The
Robbers with Mr. Murdoch Charles de Moor The come
delta of Perfection"
GAIEry THEATER.--I.ast week of N. & Nine Keller.
The Chariot of Sum-; comedy of the "Talor Of Tam
worth, four Tableauy and the farce Of Poor Pcoddy"
PELICAN THEATER.--The Ciclorama and the Grand
OPERA with troupe of Spanish Dancers
VANNucHI's MUSEUM Wax statuary and grand
soiree mugque every evening.
COL Woop's MUsEUM.-The infant Esau, American
gantess and Swiss warbler No. 1SSt. Charles street.
THE GREAT BsAR.--No. 95 St. Charles street. The
largest bear ever exhibited
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same Yates Of 10 cents week, payable e Thy carriers
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Advertisements 81 he page charged "
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longer ald charged ny or sub
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circulation which renders IL desirable medium for adver
Users As PAPER it circuates largely, reaching
many Of homes DIT early hour and being read
before approach business hours consequently articles
family may 10 adyantageoasly published in its
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is published every Monday morning st IS year invariably in
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;iana Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama. Texas and other
States, presents favorable mode advertisers Of making
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PELICAN FHEArER-The Ciglorama, exhibited by
M. Keller, at the Pelican Theater, was seen last
evening by large audience, which testified their ap
prevail by warm applause. The contrast, in the first
part, between the bleak and wintry aspect of the
frozen sea and the populous streets of London aud
Paris running through so many degrees of climate
and civilization markedly interesting and satisac
tory. The view of the Bosphorus and Golden Horn,
Moscow, ST. Petershurgh and Copenhagen, are more
than usually gratifying at this time when attention
is 50 strongly directed htherwards The closing part
which embraces Spain and the Mediterranean coast,
az far al where Etna burns its eternal fires to the
watchf,l nariner, is well and graphically portrayed
The whole is work of art well deserving attention
After the ciglorama there was an operetta, entlet
the q Rose Of the Alps" embracing number Q
national Spanish dances, which were very wei
executed.
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CoTToN-The receipts of cotton, since our issue OF
Saturday last, have been, by the Magnolia, from
yicksburg, 1859 bales; Moses Greenwood from mouth
Cold Water, l775 Planter, from Leliore, l546; Prn-
cess from Vicksburg, 1915 New Latona, from Water
loo, l56; c. D. Jr., from Bayou Sara, 245; Bayou
Belle, from Carolina Bluffs, GAS Compromise, from
Shreveport, 1852; Union, from VeTnllion, 44S; Ope-
lousas from Washington, 403; Swan from Carolina
Bluffs, 1928; W. G. Young, from ouachita, 1867 ;
Laurel Hill, from Bayou Sara 1876; Jackson Railroad
LAG; VIM. Bagaley from Montgomery, Ala, l04l
Total, l400l bales cotton; ISL hhds sug, and 2560
| hills molaSSeS.
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,rrn,s RnnNnsH.-Amonp the manufactures we

LEEDS FouNDRY.-Among the manufactures we
have in this city, by limited either in number
importance thought by those unacquaned with the subject
we know Of none important and credabe character
the founders and the city ITSELF than the iron foundry of
the Messs Leeds Co.. which manufactured steam
cnes boilers sugar mills and horse power draining
Chimes saw Mills and indeed all machinery required for the
Of the South The machinery requisite for the manufacture
the machinery of very extensive and complicated kind
occupies great deal and performs great deal OF work.
seemingly beyond intelligence and reach of material matter
The work nevertheless performed and in manner which
comends itself all who give sufficient examination In
addition the many articles they have heretofore manufactured
Messrs Leeds Co prepared to construct Stlmans
Patent BagssSe Furnace article we'll and fayoahy
known by sugar planters and others TO need commend
alton from us,
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ARMoRY HALn.-The dioramic panorama Of the
Russian war, at the Armory Hail. is one of the best
conceived and hest executed works of its kind we
have seen for some time The landscapes and sea
views are correct in the prospective and not over
colored in their execution. The vessels realize the
poets sinile Of
IA painted ship upon painted ocean,
in some respects while in others they seemingly bend
TO the breeze
s%f-5s 5 ~- !. snd their rapt sides so low,
Their sides drink and their keeis plough air."
The views Of different localities Of which we have
all read very interesting. and the whole will much
more than repay those who attend it.
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ELECTION. There was an election for Constable in
the Third Represen tatye District, yesterday Dr. We
wv. Mitchell the American candidate, beat all Of bis
opponents by majority Of nm votes. .
This would seem to entitle him to the office; but he
may be addressed out By the legislature because
his politics are obnoxious, without ~ where
fore wishes of the people to the contrary notWt
standing According the logic Of the Courier the
power Of The legislature and unlimited
and there is necessity devolving upon togive the
smallest reason Of the most tyrannlcal
acts III
But, we opine the Doctors chances for retaining
The to which he has been elected are first rate,
DESPITE the Legislature.
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sRsk the Physicians.

All medical admit that intestinal cause the death
thousands children annually and entail many terrible d
those whom they do not summay destroy NO apoi-
ogy therefore needed for introducing preparation ke
WINER'S CANADIAN VERAlFUGE,
which three days will annihlae and of either rape
Worms Thread Worms Round Worms or Nav Worms, ana III
the same time so intensity the digestive powers OF the
stomach of the disease is next to Impossible
Be particular end the NAME Wincr's Canadian
Vermfugeu This is only article that be depended on
Remember this Prepared by
j. WRIGHT & co.
fell 2p6t Nos, q and l5l Charlrss street, N, w.