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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

We published some time since full review OF
remarkable work on the Slavery question written
by Mr.. II. R. Helper, native OF North Carolina
The Washington Union, unable, it would seem, to
answer this book in any other way, took to calum-
mating its author. It charged that bis real name
was not Helper but Hilper, and that some ten
years ago, being in partnership with Mr.. Michael
Brown of Salisbury in the book business, and that
he had gone to New. York with funds belonging
to the concern of which he had never rendered any
account. The Journal Of Commerce, according to
ts practice of serving as echo to The Union, has
tened to repeat this libel A letter, however, has
been written by the Michael Brown Of Salisbury,
referred to in The Union, which sets this ealumny
at rest so far as it relates to any business connection
with him. For the benefit Of all the parties con-
cerned we give the letter as follows
"Ms H. R. HrLrEs-Dear ST.: Having noticed the article
in The Wdshgton Usion in which 10 stated thst you snd
town. that funds and placed hands and tina.
you started EewYork for the purpose OF "a.
rendered account of IT, &c feel due not
only you but also 70 myself 20 say that the saenen. W
and everybody here that YOU were never ccpsnsrsh with
in the book other business and have no
other In your hands sum Of money
which you have not rendered correct aud honorable &C.
count '0u'' respectfully MICHAEL BROWN
As to the other charge of change Of name, The
Journal Of Commerce cOnfesses to having seen an
affidavit signed by three citizens Of Rowan County,
N. c., who are certified by the Clerk Of the County
Court to be highly respectable" which declares
that Mr.. Helpers name is, and always has been,
Helper. Having thus been defeated in their attack
On the author, The Union and The Journal Of Com
,nerce might as we'll address themselves to the book.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

features Of which we give elsewhere Meetings Of
merchants were held at Phi.adeiphs and Harris
burg to consider the financial cras the doirg' OF
which are reported 10 another column. In orr
money article and under the telegrsphic head will
be found reports Of the state Of monetary affairs all
over the country. The Contra Bank OF Brooklyn
WAS discredited yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
AenJlarls daily G,ibuars
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Bsbcber In sending Ienances frequently omit TO men
OF the Post Office. ana very frequently the
OF the State, to which their 70 be sent Al
ways mention the name Of the Post Qhcs and STATE.
10 taken Of anonymous Communications Whss
eyert Intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
address Of the writernot necessarily for pubtcs
ton, but - q guaranty Of his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

Gov. Andrew Johnson was elected to the United
States Senate yesterday, in place of James c.
Jones. Aas, poor Pillow Is the pen mightier
than the sword
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

Dispatches from st Louis state that the proba-
bilities are that Marcus j. PARROT is to be the
delegate 10 Coz gtess from Kansas but that the
Democrats have large majority in the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
MEETING AT HARRISRURG.

HARsI'BuRo, Pa, Thursday, Oct. 8, ISs3
large meeting was held here this evening 10. Goa
slider the present financial difiiculhes Ex Cow Por.
fer presided. Strong resolutions adopted urging
the Legislature to pass relief law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
MONETARY AFFAIRS IN NEW ORR .EAEs.

NEW-UKLzAk5, w o.
Money is tight here. First,oiAss payer Y worth
from two and half 10 four per cent month. There
are 20 failures Of consequence. TAs il 90 @oasy tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT is the only external
which can be used without danger IN Eyspeias
calves aud lotions drive disease to the BRAIN
The On peneate for eow the surface aud neuttazes
the exciting In ell diseases Of tho skin 1t equally re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

AMBROTYPE Proofs of the Power of Dr.
snIrHs MAGNETIC SALvE The Public invited to call aud
my Anbrotype Gallery of the cures performed by my Mag
netic Ssve s. B. SMITH Electro Msgnetst No II Cssst,
n,a Churcbs II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

bEWINN MACHINES.
Machines sre now for sale at
Only mschines really suitah
places them within the reech
chase g Sewing Machine will
hold fsvorites before paying Z
bersonne or complicated ones.
10 become skiliful operators.
chine has just been sustsine'
cult Court.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

FaAuD I'VE call attention 70 the tart o. nun'eroO
unpvipcipled elorts that dsy unAking In oef cry
BY venders OF bitter mixture, usng the psssaasvs
arsumens On order to eject saei) % dealers IN nee
letters bottles. 70 purchase from them and ssn
ossessers bottles. We hope that such Dpossufcs van
be held up to public contempt by al peFsons
who sen Or uss the genuine article Not only have
we the Individual evidence Of the country, but Almost
every paper in the Union ID commenting spon ne
superior excellence Of and the great dement's derived
nom the use Of fs celebrated tonic; besides vsrsous
diplomas awarded, among which l. one from the oh'o
Mechanics Institute, at Cincinnati, where the com.
mtee-eompcsed chiefly Of the ply sicans OF inc cry
awarded Hostetter, Smith Z Co., diploma ior me
superior virtue Of their Bters - tonic anu s'rensn
ener or the human system. We therefore, caution Al
against impostions, and to purchase q none but re-
spectab,e dealers, whom they woaid not deceive
- - -. fdNcR
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SPECIE.

The export Of specie for the week ending
18th Of December amounted to $3.50, 900,
and $500, 900 was sent to New Orleans yet al
was fully supplied BY receipts from the interior,
or from private boards, for none Of it came out
Of bank One million Of it consisted Of foreign
coin. The mines Of California have sent US this
semi month much more than usual-an amount
Of $2,2s0,O 900. Sovereigns are in request and
sell at 81 s6a4 90; Napoleons. or twenty-franc
pieces, at Is ssa3 81. The exact amount Of
specie in bank is e26. 05s, ST., and in Sub Treas
ary, 81 100000. The export Of gold this cur
rent week is not 50 large as in last week. Tie
premium on gold has Of course disappeared
The state OF the domestic exchanges fayors a
steady supply Of specie daily, and the foreign
exchanges favor its export by every opportu
nifty an -Iel -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

The President sent copies Of his message, in
advance Of its delivery before the two Houses
OF Congress, to Philadelphia, New York, Sc
He sent it right through the city Of Baltimore,
purpose WA 70 iniiic. summary vengeance upon
Baltimore for being an American city. This
was truly most cruel exercise Of power. Alas!
alas! how can any Of the cities Of the Union be
expected to vote for American principles and
American candidates hereafter if the terror Of
being denied copies Of the Presidents message
in advance il to be held up before their
startled gaze?
What great minded and magnanmous spec
linen Of President we, the people of the
United States, are blessed wiIh!-l Louisville
Il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

New York, Dec. Fl.
Four-Market very heavy and Zoe lower Sales 5000
bush 1t a. 2O4 80 for super state - 1894 S. for
tra do; ~ 20z IS for tuper WESTERN ~ 4I5 % for
common to medium ezra do. Canadian four-Duli
and lower. sales goo bbs At o. 1904 40 for super;
o. 651s % for extra Rye Four-Nominal. Sales n
O. OOGA4 rs.
whest--Market verv heavy and depressed. Sales
20C1 bush good NIL. club At 81 90.
Rye-Dull and nominal At 7QD7ic.
Corn-Heavy and sales trlfling At dc for mixed
western.
Oats-Heavy. Sales at 4S0s7 for state and 4604z
for Western.
Porh-Market unsettled. Sales $50 bills At els 500
Is 30 for lmess; and 9l8 5G013 60 for prime.
BeeLDull and heavy.
Dressed Hogs-Firm. Sales At 6AMsAc.
Lard-Droopng. Sales 100 bbs At 9AG1SHe.
Butter and Cheese-Dnll and dropping.
Whiskey-Sales 100 bbls at 24c.
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aPECIAL NOTICES.


ls.la II Greet 1neliah 1snedyaa
rs sAcW1O 1ANmDo O. ADR&'9syt.
O. 80 v = - ! - - : - Il 49, e
RtspetS1 ns@ = Svsss4petsn " ~ - OesA ., =. n
AkHssetsM AaraprdtaNre iseAs 0sssas Il.
Tisinyaiuab.s uasdAsins uatang y ths esss = ~
shcse uaufal ana danosrsss AseasDs A. sAisn - -
1lale csns,isntion Is ssjeet y msdsrases - exees
And removes ebstrueslons. asA speedy esrs 'ssy
relied a. To MARRIED LADIES ale.l
III. peculiarly suited II yin, 10 short s'ss pas q
The monthly period with regularity ~
Each bos.ie pr.c. One Dollar, bears We OevO
stamp 81 Great Britain, 10 prevent cOontssniss. II
s4E CAUTlnv. aff ~ e
These R1ssAAossd ~ h,t.en (ssasess dsrtno -
FIRST THREE MON7Ny " Prseaascu ~ Mfy ere
ssre q bris0 ~ Atsceryssos, but - snt afAs~emS
sssy ass ~. Aa8 FILL
II al casss 81 Nervous and Spinal frs -
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerssons
ton u the Heart Hystefics, and Whites, thEss
effect cure when ali other mesns lave failed. and y
though powerful remedy, do mot contain IRON caio.
MEL ansmony, or any thing hnrtfn 70 me cons uion.
Pull directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United Slater ,n md Csnssa
## ~ Late I. q. B,lAwin = Co.. H
Rochester, n. Y.
n B-o1,OO and postage stamps enclose cs. 2 ~
auhorisd Agent will insure bottle Of the Ps ~ re.
tnrn nail For GALE BY &t
dee 1S-d WY ALLEN HENDRICKS.
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale ana hetsh.
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(Prom the N. 7. Independently

. Be0WM4NU1O0 Oh Specie E0yMOMe0s
Amer just sixty days Of suspension, the banks
have resumed specie payments Though the
majority Of the banks have been forced 20 this
early step Of resumption-deemngi 1t premature,
but being forced into it by the logged perse-
verance Of q few,-yet We cannot but think it .
safe step to take under the improved circum-
stances that environ the banks; for not only
have thew an unprecedented amount of specie,
but the demand for money both in town and
country is remarkably light, from the inactivity
of business. Besides, the steady liquidation Of
accounts now going forward brings into New
York, as general creditor, constant supply Of
funds. The country banks are in good order, as
shown BY the rapid manner in which they are
paving up the money borrowed from the city
banks. and which has been reduced from the
maximum Of 81, 5000 to "a, 200. 900, though
no repayment was required before LIST OF Jann
AIRY neyt. The premium on gold has never ex'
ceeded one-half Of one per cent. during the
suspension, and was not above one-quarter ct
the close, so that the exchanges cannot alter
more than this fraction, in consequence OF the
resumption Of specie peynents. The premium
ON gold has disappeared, and the exchanges are
affected 70 that extest NO more. In 1881 the
premium ON gold reached 10 per cent; and re-
sumption Of specie payments, after years sus'
pension, could only be effected by borrowing
81. OOOO 900 in sovereigns from England, which
NJ. James G. King;of the firm Of Prime, Ward
4 King, went over u negotiate.
The Boston and New England banks generally
(exceps those OF Rhode Island) have tssSmed
specie payments simultaneously with those OF
this State. The general preparation made in
New England and New York 6tats justihes the
immediate resumption.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23
Bach's American Compound.

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Colds Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat, scro'aa,
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Albus (or whtes,) Cankcr and nursing sore mouth
Piles DiarrhGa. Weak Stomach, IN fact In any care o.
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BLOOD. N
Use this Remedy. t
Physicians use and recommend it.-Having used
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the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
in. BETS, nj. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. T., August y, 1876.
We have hundreds Of Certificates from Physicians,
corroboratng the above statement, which We can pro-
iuce If necessary. See Backs Rect Books and Cir
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According to DR.. Teller, the druggist. the
greatest grower Of peppermint in the world 10
Il. G. Hoichkiss, Of Lyons, n. Y. He has from
two 20 three hundred acres under cultivation,
and sells to the amount Of $4,000 to 500, 600
worth Of oil annually. A contemporary in
speaking Of Hotchkiss, says he PROBABLY does
more good than any other citizen Of this State.
Fancy, for instance, the immense aggregate Of
stomach-ache relieved BY that man every twelve
month. Think Of all that oil thrown upon the
agitatsd wAtery waste Of comforted baby hood,
and picture to yourself the widespread oleagi.
mouse placidity produced by it. Dream Of the
piles Of mint stock favored by 500, 900 worth
Of the essence. What flavor can compare with
Il. Birchl We always preferred mint to
birch, and our youngsters take after us-that 10
for the mint with the birch We take aftel
them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

Tha Eoaa QlspQ QpnnAiGspe tsvsn y. ~ hase
arr.nrsd u daI tke HsVna ~ ne ssle IA ne 10
u I'm n nv P1stks. i>s I'M 49, Pet ODre:
IN Vavai Dccst3initn III Iora et,5r dsfpktchts
~ Az y Com. Uheshafd u she Saratcra, -
dsripx lin u lelirsr lii vessel y. The ssnses
Iest ma return ID board Qf her, passengcs.
10 fhe q. s. The Saratoga had been re s'oussy
ordered home. Kssg sss- Ees.a gtFass
Seniors Maliva and Esralsnte are pfsieesiy
satisfied that Gen. Walker ~iH neser rsse run
q Arenas They sAy 1000 men could no. .a y
San Jnan- and II they did the capture wonld b
Droftlsss d Ire public arms are BY Law dissrio-
MED among the people, Who would rally y some
other pojnt in defence Of their Government.
-.s. Fredericksburg, PA.) Dec. 70.
The Exchsnre Hotel ia this place vas de.
stroyed by firo last night.
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h sslowA umsoa1cA1 An GeoGeoleA1 -.
suss sshnspledose - ssssips - ~ fol-
;iolae asaalDp:
H. spseinens Of LED Qsssts ltsn on
M nes Ga bsafiag eand stsa cullusaia;
Nasivs oah Asa Nsbraekss Pises = ~ tsss
ssder 49, 0ss. useees ~ u the bassls d
Pdsssssa; = Hsqsinaszz Flskang Line; virsisid
IAad scsiA i7sa; Original pla.s Of Bensons.
port, De- Noiass usy. WasAinGton. (nos Hills.
bore.) Bleeaington, (new A1scasiue,) Daven
port and Wsss Point; Deed ftsa r. Kessler and
wife 10 Joseph Smith. Trustee u Ne Church Of
Jesss Christ Of Latter Day saiasA for Mornon
Temple Lot Nauvoe. Ills.; Copy Of Missouri
Gazette, St. Louis, Louisiana Territory, ls0s;
Boston Recorder, 1872; New In psblishsd q
Sierra Leone, West Africa; Psansylvsah Week
y Advertiser, ITS; PeaasylvaniA 0asette.
IT'S; Nap Of 81. Paul, Mn; and Ito speci-
mems from Scotland.
A'ss, from The Wisconsin Historical Society:
% books, 81 pamphlets and maps.
From The Maryland Historical Society: ?
pamphlets.
From The Pennsylvania Historical Society !:
10 pamphlets.
From the New Jersey Historical Society: Q
pamphlets
From Dr.. Martin Payne. Of New York, Z
books and pamphlets.
From VIM H. Prescott, the Author /: Life Of
Philip ID, 2 vols. ~
From Mr.. J. X. Tayerweather: Pennsylva-
ais Archives, Z vols, Colooisl Records, l6 vola-
From d. w. Burton The Saw Of Saw
Fish. from Sierra Leone, West Africa.
From Hon. Aug. Hall: Explorations for
Railroad from Missouri River 10 the Pacific.
From J. Holt, Commissioner Patent Office
Report. 1856, 4 vols.
From Hon. Charles Mason: U. s. Japan Ex-
ps1isisa, 3vols.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23
To Purchasers Of Books, Paper and
Stationery. -N-aM

A Lar0s Ssock Qf Niacektoaeoss and OtAsr Books a.
\ Busters Wholesale Prtces.
HAVING: just received very large stock Of
school, TheoiogicAl. Poetcal, Standard and Mis-
ceanecus Books purchased this fali ct tn Nse f0re
and lAiladelpAia Trads Sales, am prepared 70 sell
At prices than before offered in this city
Among my stock win be found the following valuable
Works: fA#38@ aMN @Hsgt Nsafsists@
Psrry's Expedi ION 10 Japan, vol. Calf, Antique.
Hugh M,tcr's Works, vols.
Ivvings Lie OF Washington, vols. $50 So
lrv.nss works Cowpaess .lssa4. Z. !.
cooprrs's Compete works, al at.a -
Bayard Taylor's Travels, b ss" - 49,
Americas kncyclopedla, 4 AhrsrJ.
Dana's System q ls,neraiosy, 1 vi. cloth.
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols NOR. antique.
| Addison's Works 9 vos. sheep.
Goldsmith's i" Z vols. Z 4 !" 7@s*s I'D 3
spectator. Avols. calf aasoss. 4rAsr
| Johnscn's Works, vols. sheep. s5yF
| Pryscott's compless Works, IL vols. LiSrAsy
/ The works OF Daniel Webster, 9 vols. closn.
ganerons History q the " vols cloth and shssp.
Kanss Arctic Expedit,sn. vols.
s ss.aToa, : tsseAsf \. 'ns'P'
Maassneer vssd's Dranasie Works, ! vol. calf.
| Dickens Complete Works, vols. sheep.
Yelainxsa IL vol % 4T&t
| smailcte a.. 48
The Works Of Lord Bacon, vols.
The Modern Rritieh kssAysta, . t6b. cloth.
ii Pill PAPER Envslop, ScAsol ard Oee Ssstionssys q.
~. ay.ss ~ Asna' = y 800 i r. BROWN,
Barrst Meuss Rloeh, "a I.
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FArAL AccIDExr.-FArHER DURAND, OF ST..
MANS MissioH, KANSAS, AND Two ornEA
PERSONS DRowXED-A gentleman who arrived
from Kansas last evening, informs Us Of . me
lancholy accident which occurred upon the Mis-
souri River, and which resulted iu the death Of
three persons. sN
A skill which left Kansas City on last Wed.
nesday, 9th inst, containing Father Durand, Of
the Catholic Mission, D. J. +. Smith, Of Leaven.
worth City, Mr. Patterson, Of Nebrasks, former
" Of Indiana, Mr. Sears, Of Lincoln County,
Indiana, and gentleman, resident Of Man
haitian, Kansas, name unknown, from Belfast,
Maine, on his way east 70 bring his family to
the Territory, when about twenty-five miles
from Kansas City, between Wayne City ind Ii
berty, struck snsg and was capszed. throwing
the entire party into the liver. Nj. smith and
Mr.. Sssys succeeded in retaining their hold upon
the boat until she drifted on . sand bar. The
balance Of the party named, with al! their bag
gage, we're lost. The bodies had not been re-
covered, though search had been made.
Father Durand was prominent gentleman 81
the Mission, and was highly respected for hia
amiable and christian.liks department, and hia
Ioss viii be deeply felt.-St Louis Democrat,
Dec. 18th. x stAs
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LOLA MoSrns, Countess Of Landsfeldt, is
soon TO be married to . foreign prince. The
bridegroom, II is stated, 10 the Prince 6iikow.
ski, who Is blessed with the following array Of
titles: Prince Of Hielitzs, Count of Reissen,
Count of Schonmi, Count Of Kobelin, and Count
Of Lessa His estates are situated IN Austrian
Silesia. He has been residing, however, for
several years, in the northern part of New York
State, on . farm. which he purchased and still
owns. He is about forty years Of age. It 10
stated that when married he will return ct once
IN AusAria
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sun Sss Cox has made speech IN Cengrsss.
With Cicero N his eye. ard quoeape tendem
abutege % his tongue, be demsadeds-g
Why the traitors Catilines Of Kanxas should
therefore attempt TO suhjugass ~ psoples' win
70 their own ?"
Il was . pretty flourish and elasuapsteo. boz
q Sallus he's failed 70 record which ~ q the
Kaaans qossetea Oasillns toek, h 1nScseunAsely
has he digit eject of not needing anyships.
--CxocinnaH casoeAe. u.ssa yss
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nHAzEE1.a

e6@~i~. - -
- = = I" A.. -
aesshtt y nnusaaHy ms'o - - -. -.
f;ser ef2Sf III - ma rising, and the earth -
800. r..- 49,. 80. I, 1. .,.v;nv rns;dly
~. 8. -. !. ~. -. =
v"n : 's0D8 p0o.s'sy s"ss -
rain hsiers night. The roads sfe - oad 60
dilion, which viii hardly b Improved ~ rain.
r..d. i. ..,nh1,;r.llv dan B&#t gH 80
| -, 4. - e. -. i - -. sx..r.
Ho9s - ny sv".s - - -,
Only 6,0tO Or OsOeO navs - - oeS 80" s'-Sss
tered. Dus few have been sept forward ~
81, W. -. the etate Of the Cicc matt mar
e....a..
1es 'ot Fnoss .uu u
The Produce markets were aa1, ~ .I IA.
to-day. hogv oecAneu ~ Sv.vv.S,-.s
few buyers, although he ouel'nss -. 49,. y
moderate. The trade e1nso'leu s.l'p'oJ y
almost ins0pportaole SsaAoess' 1n..;. -.
somewhat Of the character @ cntoh'c cosn'
plant, and is 10 no. probable that cure can g
effected unless sellers succeed IN sappiyMS pacA'
err with foil store OF reliable snorl cop ~
ions ~ "s.nss -. VA rr;css we're decidedly
h.s.v ~;,h 1 verS limited demand. The recent
.d~.1.s h.. been entirely lost. and the prospect
~. ..:iI $3.50. rr;,o. Il nerhane. stronger than
-..;a,. .;r,a sh;s season. notwithstand.
;nr ~ connsr.,iyelv snall amount Of stun
- 80 .I-.-,., II. cloeins uuotat tons
psess'Dg e 20. ma \. g. green shoulders. sides
"a an.ia IL Ia mess pork. and &c
~ ~. ..' 80 ns.i.r. are pre,ty generally Of
~ n;n;an ~. ~ receipts Of hogs in January
III; -. \, IS. listing de6ci, a the packing
~ maA. ~ ~ - Nan. NAV be realixed-
a1; "a q .Iasy. ,ha. dsnr...ed today.
,,.ans -. =. .o,,S;,sd ;nanences q bad weather
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PoLITICAL MOvEMgNTs.-It 10 understood that
there is some caving in among the Northern
Democratic members of Congress, heretofore set
down on the side Of Judge Douglas in bis con.
troversy with the administration.
1t 10 believed that bitter personal var is to
be carried on against Judge Douglas by the
Democratic leaders, which will bring out some
Of the secrets Of the prison Unconstitutional
Sc
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills.
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York City.
The combination OF Ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practise They are iad
In their operation certain III correcting all rreeu-
arities Painful removing all distractions,
whether cold otherwise, headache pain in the
side palptaton Of the heart distut bed Sleep which
arises from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, as they will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who
been disappointed in the Of ether Pills, can place
tile utm confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
that they representa- do. /.
NOTICE. s VI
They should not be used during Pregnancy, a. mis-
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything iiJu
rous lhe health. Explicit directions which should
be read, accompany each box. Price e1,Go. Sent by
mail on enclosing 81 to DR.. CoRsEtis l. CHERsKsAs,
Boz ASH, Post ONCE, New York Cry Sold BY one
Druggist in every town in the United states.
r. B. HCTCHINGs.
General Agent for the United States,
165 Chambers st., New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
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