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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

Man. SERVICE TO THE PAcIrIc.--Our readers
are aware that there is bad state of feeling BE-.
tween our government and that of New Granadp.
and that il has been deemed necessary 10 send
Mr. Morse on special mission 10 Bogo,a TO set
tie oil the questions 10 dispute save that 10 rcla.
ton 10 the mail service. which is to be adiddi-
cattd 10y Mr. Marcy and the Minister of NV
Granada at Washington All the troubles with
New Granada have grown out Of the contract
with the Panama Railway Company, which pur.
chase The right TO transport passengers, mails.
specie and freight across the Isthmus for twenty
years, allowing proper remuneration to the New
Gianedisn govornmen The massacre at Panama
was caused by the neglect Of the railway CON-
pany, who omitted 10 provide a sufficient police
force to protect the passengers. The company
receives an immense sum for Carrying the mail
aud performing other service for the government
ard there is no obligation on The part Of The
United states TO continue IFS patronage a single
day beyond The term contracted for. T. does nos
appear cl,ar that the Panama route will always
be The safest surest, or swiitcst The proprietors
m Tho Tebuauiepec ropie il T. sad are prose.
cutting heir work with vigu; thirss 10 Mica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

GIN. CAss AND THE CABrNEr--AyoTHrR
WITSEss--1t will be seen from an outside nc Ys-
paper extract, in another column, that
Washington, very lately, "Gen. Whitfield, the
delegate from Kansas, was overheard to q
that Gen. Cass had told him that an inform :
quasi offer Of place in the Cabinet had been
made to him" We shall, perhaps, get at what Ge
Cas- has been limiting at upon this important sub
jet, ly and by provided that we have thaw
before the 4th Of March at Wheatland. Il Is
very evident. from the various reports OF WI \
Gen. Cas- has been saying, that he has b. >,
talking and thinking good deal Of Mr. z
cbapan's Cabinet, ever since the middle g
November. Honest John Barney at one lii n
bad il that Gen. Cas-, shima Roulanorup. \
been appointed Premier, and has accepted [ q
officer" Then it appeared that Mr.. Barney had
been too fast. But now we have it.. second q
third handed, as from Gen. Whitfield that &c 4
Cass bad told him (whitfeld) that an informal
quasi offer Of place in tie Cabinet had BEEN
made TO him." (Gcn. CASE Here we are &
moDishcd Of the old saw, that where there IL
50 much smoke there must be some fire." Al
cordiDgly, we now desire to know for the infor-
nation of the Washington Cabinet makers. !.
Gen. Cass did make the statement to &c Z
Whitfield. referred to and il so, what does GenI
Cas- mean by an informal quasi appointment
Quaa" is On ominous word
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

TIE INV Cnu.-we have already paoished the coin
act authorizing the ssue OF the cent, and also
AVE description Of the coin, which seems 10 US 10 be
precisely the thing that needed The BILL ~ first re.
ported provided f greaer per conase OF copper than
II included in the sanpo coin and mot,n 70 amend thas
section is before the House. The amendment a. fol-
lows;-
Sec 6-And be n further enacted, That from ana after
the pssage Of this the standard weight OF the cent
coined ii the Mint spa DO seventy two graius or hree-
twertiehs OF one once troy with 10 greater deviation
than four grains Ia each piece: and said cent shall be
composed eighty eight per ,entum Of copper and twelve
cenum OF nickel srcb shape and device az may be
liked BY the Director OF The Mint with the appreciation OF
the Secretary OF the Trtasury and the connse OF the
hall CO ut shall cease.
Our Washington corr espsndeloe informs us that the
snsrdnen, will be adopted, and that the BILL - amend
I'd. will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

cine at about 81 As. Corn was firm. Western mixed
from stere cold at re, and for dis Ig IL sold at
7l5c., old Southern at 75c., deliver alOngside of
ship. Pork was firm at $40 s7A a$2 for new
mess, and 80 rs for old Sugars wer' let, but
very firm. small lot New Orleans sri It llc.,
and Porto Rico at l0sc, with $50 boxes q, lOc. a
lO}c. Coffee was steady with sales Of 500 bag Rio,
500 Lsguayrs, and 200 mats Java, at prices given
elsewhere. Freghts were steady, with fair amount
Offering, while rates were without change of mo
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
Common Pleas.

More Hon JuJ &c Brady,
Jan rs - Charles Kteir Is. Iecis KsTrls.-Thc dsfeu-
dant In tits cate loaned the plaintiff sle on bis giving
security ~ pay tho principal and s2i interest for
household furniture 10 the value Of s20O The plaintiff
brings this suit 10 the nature o. replevln 20
bark his furniture Tho Court charged that n the Jury
believed that this usurious Transaction the plsiaur.
was entitled 70 verdict TIE jury found for Dlslnia
ytrlDs the prepeIty ct SEQ. rse Court srsn
dihonAl Allow Ance Of ten per cent. ....- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

agua may take such q turn that the Transit
cute may be the best and the Honduras railway
may surpass them all. There are so many
changes going on in Central America that the
Panama company may soon fluid itself behind the
sge and we trust that Congress will not give this
company TIE mail contract for any term longer
than from year to year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

ASUsrxr,rs Peasure foekcrs are referred - the Dol
eth Al the read CT the ectora' rsge for outlines Of The
tovetss une.fe. at he theatres, &c. TO pIeht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
TIE race, II Is not slwals
To bin who fastest runs,
Nor the batile TO them peOp'o
Whatshoot the lonrest guus.

Finally, We recommend the PesHsylcanian ,
cease it's weeping and wailng and guashing 4
teeth 1t may be a matter OF great sorrow "a
Indignation that the services of Colonel Forr y
OhIough the superior tactics Of General Game
ROM have been lost TO the Senate of the United
States; but we are not as those who hope against
hope Not a Bit of it, Mr.. Buchanan can,
should, and doubtless will, prove the good Sanii-
yender into bis wounds, and in carrying him of
TO some comfortable shelter, where Uncle sam
pays for everythipg-the ofi,e Of Postmas,er
General or the mission to China for example
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

Havirg ed that th lig Pfcmsth suv q.
ioDgrs 10 The Accessory Transit Company ga, sirer.
sos District Court sutborEef prrsor 20 stecd "a ,
.gle, I'D rave him irst-uctDns 10 vhs' bli
Re t1rth'ed her Tor tie sun u SO, OIL 10 my n,ns
fr,su oTpd'oncss ipdioo's rsaii,d,Ss Of NY hop,
Wai - cmToag ptt - fucsfay r~ttIrd - ttctr rghs
ta'thno e'd ff1oB BroH hs iahm0S Of NicsragsJ,
ghWh Mas o, 10 baju ~ tRUiJsi For tina {
hye ostm med 70 he my drty 70 maze "a effort 10 p.e
serve tie mssrs az myself o. the opportunity to
recon meDce ope'sioBs when that tlo1s arrives sue
sh Tursbb, svns ,sah s,ocssolger the TN, IN Dr.,
rion 70 his stock 70 participate vi D at c,s, IN re-
e"sbsnnf Zoe q. VANDERBILT
NV 1oTE D,c ~. 1858
a curious question arises here. Was The Com
modore aware Of the projected movement upon
the San Juan river when he wrote this anticipa.
tcy letter, or is he prophet? To this we may
add another question What part ia this dram,
will The Falcon play? The game is becoming
interesting, and We fast getting up to excite
mept point on it,
As regards the news from Walker, il bears out
completely our remarks Of yesterday. Henning-
sen has beaten The allies, and Joined Walker az
Risas. From This VIC should suppose that Walker
has beaten General Cenas az the latter place.
The army were in bigh spirits. while the allies
were quarr,lipg among themselves. If these
statements are correct. We shall next near Of
Waikcrs operations 10 opening the Sis Juan
river. movement that would seem to be feast.
bic. IL be bas def aied the enemy a. Rivas and
trguada We shall p-oaablc have further inta-
ligobce hCm New Orleans 70 DAY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
AUDIToR's OFFICE, PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL Co., Ind, l

Aup1rons OFFICE, PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL Co., md.
NOVEMBER 18TH 1857 (
Notice hereby given that the foregoing lands and town
lots have delinquent this Office by the Treas
said county, for the of taxes due on hem
and owing thereof for the 1885, and
that the whole of The several of lands and town lots in
said list contained much thereof may be necessary
discharge penalty, interest and charges which
be due thereon from the thereof the time of sale
will be sold at public auction the Court House door In
Plymouth in said county, the first Monday January
commencing precisely o'clock said day. by the
County Treasurer unless said taxes, penalty interest and
charges paid before that time.
T. MCDONALD, Auditor.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
Sfafe Of Indiana, .WNTsItsU County, SS:

l. THOMAS MCDONALD, Auditor in and for SAID county,
certify that the foregoing list of the lands and
lots in said county returned delinquent for the
of due them, and that the sevealv
chageabe with the of with which they stand
charged SAID list
Given under hand and seal this 18th day of November
1857.
THOMAS MCDONALD,
-1uclior Marshall Caunty Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

\, north; east; west SOUTH north west;
northeast south south h. half q, quarter;
r, of the Michigan road; +, Of the Mchi
gan road und undvded pit, part en fraction fcnl fraction
section. Where township and range blank
they the the above them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-12-25
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT

WE are selling Goods cheaper than they
w can he had anywhere In this section OF
country. II. & SONS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-12-25
FAMILY MRlICINlS.

FAMILY medicines.
TAYNE's MEDICInEA l 49,,
d Ayers Cherry Pectofal; . .
German Bitters; slt arr r
Holland Bitters; % as .-.f \
.- Gargling Oil; l-. mn
Z Pain Killer;
Pain Panacea;
barsaparilla, Kenody's Medical
Fitch's Remedies;
- Ague SPECIFIC; t'f
j Weaver's Syrup, Il
Indian Lniment;
,sSpanRh Mixtnre; ift-.ss
Fahnestock's verinifnge;
! McIAIe's and Sellers vermifiges;
L!yerwort and Tar;
Halls Dalsam; q
Sellers Pills;
McI.anes Pills;
Ayers pills;
German Pills:
Magnetic Plaster: s..
German 0lntment;
Smiths Horse Remedies;
Lithontriptic;
Trsss's Magnetic Ointment;
Weights Pills;
- MoGstt's I" -j-. -. 4
Brandreth's Pills;
Pile Electuary;
Sugar Worm Drops;
go, no., dc., &c. ~
Sold Wholesale &
and Retail, NJ a. t-g-1TrtffiA.
ut - GREKs's DRuo STORE,
Sept H., 1851. Findiay, Ohio g
H. Indigo; ir r
Extract I.ogwood ..a -..a
Blue Vitrlol; ..t 90 -.'st ti.
Capperas: .u. -s.,t
... Mgtider; .
wamerio;
COchineal:
- Camwood; stf
Red Tartar;
Fustic; ..t'
Iacdye; t,.9i .as .
- Solution OF Tin; .f Fr.
'as Alum. and Red Saunders;
Largo Lot on Hands,
And for sale cheap,
at - GsExss Dsua sroas. g.
Sent lS, 1857. 'ANst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

srp4nt Of relisior or prohibiting the fres exercise
tereof or abrdging the freedom OF speeca or OF the
press or the tight Of the people Peseesoy % assemble
apce. &c Thus the rights OF property are united
with the personal rights, and this extends 10 the Terri
tories as well a to the STATES congress cannot
snho,ize he Territories 10 do what il csnnot do Itself
!, srnot confer on the Territories power TO violate the
proyi.iCrs OF the Constitution
When the Eve shareholders shall hrst have polntel
ont the clause in the Constitution which prohibits
Congress from making any law abohshing slavery
or which refers to slaves property it VIII be quite
time enough TO relinquish as unconstitutional the
Ordinance Of 81 and the Missouri Prohibition.
The public will hardly be satisfied with their a'ser'
ton that the right of property in slaves rs ex'
pressly col ferred in the Constitution ard guaran-
",etd to every State The pubic will hardly
admit that unless the clause in VIII ch this hight OF
property is conferred and this guarantee made is
first pointed out.
We have sad that the five shareholders, in their
gene a. knock down and drsg-Out, have thrust their
fists not merely into the face aud eyes of Congress,
but of the Free Ststes as well. They have laid
down the docirine-which indeed BECOMES q neces-
cary foundation for holding that Congress has
no tight to prohibit Slavery in the Terrific
ries-that the Constitution of the United
States recognizes slaves as property, and
makes no difference whatever between them and
horses, oxen or any other kind Of property. From
this they argue that any STAKEHOLDER has the same
rsht TO held slaves in any Territory that be has to
hold borses and oxen, and that he cannot be de-
pryed Of he right to hold slaves any more than Of
IL n PAT ia
true of the Territories, it is equally true of the
States. No Safe l.. gissture has the power ~ de-
priye the citizen Of another State of the right to
ring bis horses aud oxen within its jurisdiction;
and, .baying brought hem, from holding and using
them there. If the Constitution of the United
States iecogpi yes slaves as property, not different
in any respect from other property, then no State
Legislature has any more right than Congress or the
Territorial Legislatures to deprive the owner Of
such property of the enjoyment and full use of it.
1t is precisely On this ground that SO many liquor
laws have been declared unconstitutional. In lay
ing down this doctrine the Ave shareholders have An
nouIced beforehand what Judgment they mean to
give in the Lennon case. Slaves, they say, are by
the Constitution Of the United States property-not
property merely in any limited sense Ofthas term, not
property in the States under whose laws they are
held, but property absolutely and everywhere, just
The same as sheep and oxen. Lemmon had the
right to drive his sheep and oxen through New
York-wby not his slaves Let tbi, doctrine DO
established as law, and Mr. Toombs will be a. fd'l
liberty to carry out the threat imputed to him Of
calling the roll Of his slaves under the shadow ofhe
Bunker Hill monument
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
MESSENGERS LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
RkpUcTIoS oF The DUTIES.

IMPORTANT WHOLESALE uEALfRs
The notifications Of the Tariff introduced BY the
Of Congress will into effect In July next Tae
enoTmous duty hitherto imposed upon MEssENGEss LONDON
CORDIAL will suffer mster> reduction that we shall
enabled celebrsted disson 10 heavy puich
sufficiently brieg within the OF
those motives q economy alone have bren content
Holland Gins substitute. Taxing into
ration Also the difference in favor between the
British aud American liquid the sdbscnbers are OF
Lon CORDIAL GIN ct but slightly exceeding that OF
the Scbnapps used by the impoverished peasny
Of Holland Germany In the United States
% beverage Of efficacy They have made siiausemept
therefore, to Il end and looking at the greatly increei con
suupti, they win night ItcpIe with al article A
ued to be uDexePonsbe In pos aud quality they ele
tate melves the prospect of driving al once all toe
retched limitations Of from the Amencan market aud or
protecting their pure and wholesome beverage from the base
sdulteI alton tTsqu. ntly prsctced upon it,
X T.. MESSENGER L Co,
Sole Imsortsrs Of MESSENGER London Cordial Gn,'
No. So Futon.st New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

l; would perhaps have been the par. of wisdom
il the Eve slaye;olters who, By 4 piece ofu.uro,.
lion in the srrangen ent Of the Districts have en-
constituted msjoriIy of the Supreme Count Of the
CI'ed States, had they been content t. setit down
as glory enough for enc day 70 have kicked Dred
soott With his wife and two daughters gu. Of their
ssetst snd sertne presence; especially, con.dering
that this kicking was done on tie express ground
hat scott aud bis 'aniy, beng negroes. have
uIder the Constitution of the United States. no
rights which white men are bound r. RESPECT
But when tbs matter OF kicking uegroe. i, t,Len
IN hatd, e5en tie very eravest Of our Southern
bIe'bren-cturch members, doctors Of DIVINITY
aud EVEN JUDGES on the b-tch-are apt 10 become
little excited 80 as somewhat 70 oyer,tao
tie mark. Thus our five savehOldins Jude.
eabI'sra!ed AID aroused BY their agreeable and
corgen a. exercise upon the person of Dred Scot,
srd spparerty imagining themselves in the fun and
fee erj'y mert of al the unresticed feEci.ie, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

ON DAY LATER FROM France. The screw steam
er Emsu arrived yesterday M miog bridging Paris
journals Of the 2t ul, day later than previ-
GU, a6,ices. The is null the follp wing para
graph frUm the Constitutional containing toe only
iIt.li, ence worth quotiog:
!" There is great deal Of talk conosr ling the Gen.
ersl Omnibus Company Of New York, which i.resard-
ed OF the hest Enterprises larely set on foot IL
is found, Oh the combn .ti ,ns with the ,mpi
NEE Of London md Psis, which ply TO to- stocsh
or proht OF II to Is per cent PER anIam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
COUNTERFEIT WrsrAR's BusAM.-We woult

e~uiiop the purchasers of the BlLsAM WILD CHEEKY
ssa ct naSticn article which misht i've the
lie 10 the ssnune bottle. Of noes
rot tP5 VnprneiPcd seou' des always be found really
To- o"htIiet Anything BY wbh they put money
Poehe They choose the pnar vel.
htown article which 10 their vsuirs
entAble TACT that there are sso dsaieTs in medicines
willing TO lend Themselves 10 carry out thus mpo,nou BY sd.
ing such trash genuine because they buy for than
halt The eost Of the real article Avoid such on would
They have dared forge the written sisns,l-e Of
BUTTS having wholesome OF the Prison f,re
then eyes Be that you had the outside wrapper the
MnT1" sisSArVRs Of BUrTs, aud yoa rely upon
e,iLg genuine. Buy none other
Sam '" fo"Lr Co Boston, ProPrietoIs. Sid evefy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
CmCnEsTERs D,srrpsl, SPECIFIC Is THE

CuChESTERS DisfEpSA SPECIFIC Is TIE
ONLY SuEE CvKtThe relief from is almost n.tantaneou.
r"ons the stomach TO regular action aroung the nervous
energy and quckening the circulation; act 50 purss
tive; made from GARDEN VEGETABLEs The whole bottle
tskep would net il you One drop In
spoon 'u Of heartburn appetite and
Constipation CcIhoscs hundred. entirely cared
81 our Depot No III Wsst NewYok. Fifty per bot
tie. Kept also by all drugsists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

We have already alluded to tho Addr'" vi tie
Know. Nothing Sia'e Council, In which ths' august
body in IFS corporate capacity PathetIc,ily proe'"
against the extension of Slavery. add likewise b.
labon the Democratic past, for il" 'uo'etSien'y 70
ra,ul a led ci;izerr. As a general rule we never
PACE bly, deEeldebce upon me sincerity OF Kn'T'
Notbrg professions, and ali Que experience ss,l'as'
Us that oistrust 10 such ca.es Is Always s,es. Ta''e
,mp.aeab!e tLeu.es VI Democracy-these srdea1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

NEW HAMPSHIRE held her Annual Election yes-
terday-a quiet one, with no extraordinary e1er-
TOPS or excessive vote. Our returns are mesger,
but they indicate the election as Governor Of WILL
LIAM HALE (Repub6can) and the reelection 70
Congress Of the able and faithful Delegation in the
lat House-Messrs. JAMES PIKE, Mason w.
TAPPAN and AARON H. CRAGIS. We presume
the Legislature is also Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

We hope the suggestions Of our Kansas CORE
IDOL dept n relation ~ the Kansas State prisoners
will not pass UNDECIDED. We trust instant aid
efectual measures will be taken to secure to each
Of them at least his hundred and sixty of Iani
If snyrhng remains of The relief fund of last Winter
We are convinced that it could not be moe properly
appropriated or more to the satisfaction OF the
donon If that money is all gone, more must be
rsisfd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
40 MURRAY STREET.

srEsRs Mah,INs late Rich Co . nprov Il SAL,N.S
pEk SAfs Nhcets Patent secured by the ce'cbtsied LA
BELLE foWplk.rkoof LoCk vita sms ksy al made
snder the immediate inspection Of Nit r
Is sppeiinsLded their d4rux which ne
collars worth Of opey has n.uasd 4, on. n
tiemss hs,ins been testec accidental hres Warranted
fee from dan pnesa
Alec Bursls.poof Chests Of any size lined with l.a.d
sttel. which cAnLot BE- dItleo or broken.
Fer ssleby SrEAKNS M,KviN. No 20 Mgrr,y..
fsoo cor. 81 M.rk' pl .na IA A, A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

A letter from Chicago in another column gives
the exact particulars in relation to the Illinois APP
portonment bill, According to this statement Of
the case which is doubtless correct, there Is no
sbsdog If doubt restr on the case, nor The least
erouLd for regarding the bill as having become la ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

Transformation. KAs. may be Slave State at
the outset but she cannot long remain 20. The IN
fu1 Of population from the best Of the Free States
i. too preponderant and overwhelming; every
month will render more and more difficult the re-
tention of Slavery in Ksnsa'. Faith and Courage
Patience. SefDepial and Sacrifice are needed;
vet Kansas must ultimately be Free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

Bloomfield Usher, Republican, is elected to our
State Senate frora the 81. Lawrenc, District by
about 1900 majority. He takes the p see OF the
Hon. ZeDas Clark (Repub }, who lately resigned
on account Of i'll health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
Nslp91ork Daily @tibn,te
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1857.
To Advertisers.

TnI wrrKLr TRIBUNE will 20 to press early to-
morrow morning. Owe 76 go copies VIII be printed.
few more advertisement. WI be received if handed
in eaily to-day. Price One Dollar line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
HEATH. WYNkOOP a. Co.,
10. 6S Liberiy-st., N. Y.

MANuFAC1URERs or
PERFVM ALL HINES,
the of the trade thir varied extensive
OF and dese goois which they otter low
Our 1857 be bad appcAu
by mail. Propiietors of LYONS KATHAIRoN, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
HoLLoMAy.s PnLs.-.Thc cynics of the Medic

Schools constrained to admit tt HOLLOWAY PLs ban
ish disease from the stomach liver anu bowels without reduc
ins the 9Th the patient. Th. the medical
triumph OF the nineteenth sold al the Manufactures
No SO MNdtnane New Yot, and No. pa S,rAu1 London
and BY AL n,us .ists a. 2Sc. e2ic. aud ~ biz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

will present one boz Of my MAGNETIC SALvE 70 any
spectacle patient who will call and receive H. For Salt Rheum
Scrouls, BurLs and iloans g. b. SMITH, Electro Mag
netl.t, No. n CAnAst bet. broadway and Chnrchs s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11
LrARy < Co. s NEW QUARTERLY PATTERN for

9y.rLEMEks 10 this day issued together with
sree invoice PARIS HATs of late styles including the cele
hrsteS C.nsRDcE HAT Ia proof ariice) in
ooors for sale counters only LEARY CO.
Leaders Fashions for CENTS Hats, aod Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

NJ Wboles.Ie-KgLTr FERGUSON No 29l Broa twsy AID
No 81 Reedes have full and choice stock OF br2sste
6san Dsnes Worsied Dsmasks Lace aud Muslin CurtaiIs
Corices Cnps &c which offered At the lowest prices
WHDOw stock of Window Shades the srset
Ia New York and superior manufacturing facilities eusbe
US 70 offer goods less than ohsr houses We invite the
inn M olo buye
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DAILY Co.'S Nos e3l and SIS Broadw.y and Day enongn
CHINA and GLASS TO last you year lOn WI ne,er ee ~
Ike chance Tor Bargains LoJk at their Advertisement IL ING
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