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dement, d. bile dana e~s di~~s Asxsss,, Tive
vsritabl0 infection purulentr ssss N t,sk, sr
dtvcloppc Ia jannis.c. IN Asvre tsasc, ,l,.
hsvrcs putridc~ et bilicuses, lea ~ tr,.s ~,
snarais, 10 chol<ra II ls~ tsssladits p4ssikn,.
tiolIes % dsclsreut. les rNkuls bilssise. ..
forIncnt dams Ia vesisslr @u MI, sst, pwur
prsvcsir .S~ dasorir~. " hsss sspsIssv - Ia
ss,e J: e'le patrtilse gsf rias~rsas'icn, su
picyyr cst cGst rkhIir L. S.sN,s pre,.~re
par Pau 0AaH, Ssi vsanii, Z uns sstna.
pnrga',va douA,c. DIS qualities toniancs ., an.
tiputridas. .'I y 10
CArAsxaS M ~ srss.s. = i,ss.use lea
urinc~ so'it ssvelssry-ss dsnss masierv gl,i.
rcnse, Qissivurssis souRhKrsE 90 not.
ccEArNr, .qnclQacio,s flante u p"nr ainsi
d'ra uUoLkrsK. ss'stc Hat,av~ Wrise Dee ta.
fot do y vss~ic at y sev'iopS,,le cstssTDss.
vssical. Dvskisvs usnpech.r Ia matter.
yuAircasc de s.Jdnrne, dans Ia yrrsiv ~ d'y
issn6trsr IN asant d~ rkhtar DC 0s,ast vrs.
pssu par PAsL 0AsE. ..l -,
ts"urTr ~ amvsArssxE., ri ,Ccs. deux
nsln.iiss gysves Acissus hSr .riginc . uno
D'aiicrc giaIryuse, AcrS, gdi stst Sasc sur
ks sncasbrases aynJviutcs des arsiculations
u sur les .apasHAvrosc sui enycluppcnt lea
musclcs. Indiqucr In rnase DE- ccy msisiicr,
c'est indiqMcr 10 fc,rcdc, c'c~s dire quo
PEi'rir d Gssiiit prupnrc yAr PatL GAor
svs y mcillcar Agves an'on psissc employer
p"sv soulAg.r viic "a gucrir s0hdctneni La
T.:ss!a"o - cc."pstse Par i'Ssase da Ties.
Noa. rynvcrrSns, poar ic. aufrc. msl..
dics occasionu6cs par h~ glairrs, an hvre
d'ssa sst extrait 40 qui prceede. Or io, deli.
vrc grstis avcc chSquc boutcille, 1t ceIlc qui
n'cn sore pas accofhpagnec scra rtpaiso
cOntrs4sitc. .sifi sit'.' y FuH4t 4'fI
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ELIXIR D. GUILE ',.. s..:.:: :.:::,:s"' PAUL CAGE
a Paris rse 10 0renee- -Saat- -Geenaa, Ne u. t t,

AsTMNEs, cATARRMg, coQukLccRg, Rau.
MES, TOUx cOSvULstvE, fNrLaNNArioSs DE
pofrRixE, etc. - Ccs afFec,icns ront le ~.
sultst dune accumulation, dams h tissu
meme du poumon ct sur In surface dcs bron.
chs~. dune nnti.rc glairsa-e. AcRn. yis.
10 pOasNom . Ia suite d'Wno .ntlaunSatisnp. La
trschee-artsrc cst boaclse~. b. ,SumOu NJ a
dilate plss, Ia rrspiratioa idsSi4 in,po~si.
bic. 10 nature chcrche I sxpulssr cctts
.HUAEuR 0LAiREUsE par di.s accas de- toux
convulsive. ct le M,Alsds n.curt asphyxid, ii
on ne 81 hate DE- lui ad,einisirvf rEhrir
pour suppiscr su1 efforts in'uuissants DO N
nature. fi'h'i 20 Ffaf,1 'ra FiHT ~ ~
~ ArovLxxtg, pARALvs,s. - 10 cervesu e.t
tssvcrsa par une gsasstifv, iuinis ,is vsis.
scaax sai,auiss ct ly'npssiiqscs, u est en-.
vcl0ppe dane pcllicula a: 'nclnbranc mu'
qu0ase, lqui cxsudc - kunscur glsireuse
char@ec d'sntrctenir Get oryapc Isns un <tat
d'hulnidife convenabic. Aussif6t que, par
une cause qnclconqsc. un pcp diniiamm,a.
ton 70 devysSppr, s0it dssiss les vaissssuS
sasguins ou lynphstiqaes. ,soif dams In pclU
culc on psSssbran6 nsnqWsa-e, ct que, lpar
ssito. fhwinewv glaircuse ,yt sScretsc vios
aboudante qa Il nc convicni, II y AErANCHE.
NEsT de- cette hu'ncur dams 10 cervcv,,, ct,
pcm svrcs, APoPLrxiE et raRtLysfE.
II NY gum inoyen iesnpechas nm no.
rcil malhcur. c'est duscy De rA6rir Se
0ssNn AvAsv, YEsDAsv 6r AYWys l. 'ypAS.
cnsM1sr, poar 10 prcvcU,s, Vt lsvus "A, us,.;
rsr u rSessptsos par uue: d~esvasion psis.
ssnte ssr b tube isesstiasb, 81 y q Gu lion.
D BiLE, aNALADiEs siLiELsEa, flEvRE JAr.
sE, JAUxissk, iSDi0EsTIo ~, ,cl cltoLESA NON
pUs, etc. - i.orsquc IL f,,ie est doycui le
siege dune Inflammation si.,,ensc, cs,stc in
Aainnaticn - cossmmniqss 1 h rate, ! PCS.
sosssc St sax intcstiSs per suite d'un dabor.
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COUS le patronage de Danes de u Loui.
Osiane g Magasin fhit toss - efforts pour
IL n4ritss do plus en- Plus. u Went de recevoif
du Nord ct dc rEurope m supcrbc sssorti.
Montres enrichies 10 diaassnts, pour danes I,
4outrus- -ssv0ansttes, en- % ct en argent, dee
meilleass. fsbriqass d Londrss, Liverpool,
90 MOntr0 do chase, &C.; ace r1 ., .faa aG Il
! Parures p0ar mAsiSes, iuEa1b .ari 49,
Bracelets dams tous les genres. .sitfuu1
Broches, Csm<es, Bsgues, Alliances. Dvu.
clcs d'reilses, Epingis, Eplpelettn, ChAte.
laincs, Medaillons, Clss, Breloqses, &,. "a .
Chaines ct Dsmi ChAan0 on or; m ssrs,
Des en- Or ct On argent. Tg 10 rr'.r5
ADortiment d'aegemteeieL En6u tous - OBJ
jets qui coucerHenf - partic. 3, fyp.4e
On troavsss ssssi dans cc Magasin dcs
aytscies Il seeOsds ssass, gsrantS. ct qui scr0nt
vendus Insitis psix De lear vslsar. gal
a % gasas PRfTs san DkP0r. Ssrnr
q NJ b. -Lcs Marchaads q BijsstiGgu q u
csmpague sont priea dc lui iairc visife- lie
trouvefepti ssss0rtir do tous les articles Qui
lcur coavienncnf aux prix de fsbriquc.
Ase1lee. = Son atslicr dc rspsration de
bUoux q repasase Do mcutrcs 81 dessHvi pss
les. plus ,hsbiles ouyricp d. y Nouvcue- Or.
isssm q offfo t0utes les 9arauties desersbles.
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nsllcs - cal sAlisasas 10 eoryss OF tie inge. Les
msdcius qui Pont csnpIoye saveMt qu' gae.
rit soavemt, ET s0vt Say otyoVas ies IIes.
Sssrs soseasuses d ykswst,sssoies, l~s Ne.
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Y4xhrstioas H.eLses ct Ayd,ap,sse,, ,esia
eSmmSs'o". A IL pHsrs 81 ds pss~o., etc.
~n un is.s. tSAsSs ies aSIccsiaus aui a. ,aodi.
hcnt par IN sarcxcitaii,n du sissu eutnne.
Tods les j6nfnadS DO mSdscinc d. Paris
r0us ree0ussnanslAi. b EIf-Isff-f s.f 4.,
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Sans p.ur beaaenn pc:
vose ne put sempeher de re lie voeu ai au mas e dua
sss de- fatigue S,sqae mon guide nit pied srs pres
:s. : s % ss s snn Ss ss
mon guide Les ums sempns de moi aren. beu boe
de Ia soe Nous pimes lendcmaiu les dun
i ,s eun ",, en- en- Al pied .? sv IT, L dyns
Nous areOus dams les autge aaees
,ous la vendous daSs pays
aVon yo dams un atre QUAINT mou PEREZ sutends pare
fame Tous sout batads Ton en
vers les enans Ion await ag moi. aLt
VOLTA penible existence pauvresse
Pour moi ou repqu sausPeu 81 va doue
V Da n,sn Done"sn pGasse
'nc d chooses ont .ouours etc
:p prison Cste sn ugubs apps mon esprit
se n.v.s sms eon1u ma mere peurt.nt sen,ais de
u. dune Tout celia 6n NAL" pensa Mes dev
ssss Dc aseh myen Mon fat
3. W n.,s SI :. . @ ea' Les jour;
nsSs Js ~ vol en- de dn Fan
Sl S A N Sans
VGa ma ye W commits bien de' crimes mai nainsi
prcmena des regards sttstes plain.. - - 80 - -
sHs ct s ass. 9, % "p bands. L Ss @ son ms
par instinct Ou 9u n.vaient po rOye d.s Pasent s
s,n 1 les T.. .s sur % S's
sansP hiS dhbe humdo son opur 4a,
Penchee bes boeu CONNIE uue mere
qui eAo dpa enan Sans Peu reauson
ss .s.d.ss naive pa pss b Bit bsa sh.rns gun onS
menaDte cda bentot eemme fatigue sendoms
cote do jeune homme r...' -.
pas encore jour on blanshir e eie du cote
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La ausrese dormant Sneu dresa
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de e IN % na nsSs de s,ss.af " s
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paiqoe que p.uv y.az du bohtnieu I " ~
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Da Ia 1sx ~ &&cle quaSd % y bien onstemps
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~ ~ a plu. or. que ton. i. u.u1 dc
u Gsdsr. rsprtls scusaoa pasiosuIs
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esess oesPisrs q Toulouse. 49,
a rhenpeus Dc prSvepIv y public qa'h >
doisessx q 6eniaasx rsrss, tsls qne Scrins.
Chsrdounssets, Psrfoqases, Pesrushes, Sia-
90. Pigeons, TeartsreIDes. etc. stc. -
: On tfvuv vera aasSi chez lui a. CO. A11oxe
d culamusss, qsIl vcndsa soh "a go soit
en- erus, sus pix Ies pIse rtduits. igsd edi
- ao6t1eT.-la. ~ 8t
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, PETITE BOURSE.
R1SsD1x-vous D1s HADITAMgs
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, Bass6snass Chasssss % ss.kssaSs.
I'VE supsrbs Cafe, don't la Bas est -
Ofournie des plus dnes Liquenrs tsllss III
que vraie Ahsinfhe Ssissssa Gosnas-An
Champagne, Rhum do II JamsIque, etc., etc,
cst 10 seudss-vous ginssai des Hsblsales, Of
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&c Tissu dot seS propr.e,t. curstivc ls
suost.nce drLt u cSs cOngpfse, 81 AJAX me.
t.sx Dc 10 pile voltaIquc dud y sost i'r~po.
res - pOadrs 'isnI'alp~bsr. HSoa sctiss e~t
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qgS.oie sss arspsion dariysttss sminr'nu'ent
CO rissc ct dane soli,sisS tellc qu.il dsrc
ind3nnimcnt, et que fasn,c On cat plus eco
n:apique Of plus ctilcAcc dae cslui dee papirrs
.nts ehimiques ds,nt Pssticn est sosvent
T1YErAs ,coMME do FsuL GscE, saS
= q, ans De success. ff.f
" Pour IN v~nte en- gros, Ia Noa,
GOURDON ss Cis, MONGIN. CI.AvEL
passissss chez toas lss csrreseOsslanss d. q
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91 SANSPEUR pr reAechir s 81, -a,J 4ntl gr b, sj
81 -Voas1onc pnsai dod Went devouemeut Dor
uN cete pepeuels solcitude Ellie MAINE 6le
Quel malheur quele laide Car moi aus
pour ellie affection profond bien des uis dit
jeas qu'on sppele honnete homme javss
maon ea qui vrre jura aime ID Roue pour
re ma femme Cele on pspt comper dessus ct ellie est ben
~ capable dc amer quare de teuir lieu ellie u
de toute chmbee Au bout du ellie nest
yeufhe lie ae
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class Of goods. The collections come in from the
West rather indinerently, which, however, are ex-
pected to improve with the movements OF produce to
the sesbOsrd in the spring. The South and Southwest
are paying up best, and where failures have occurred
the assets generally 30 further TO meet liabilities.
The trade with the ports Of Savannah and Charleston,
which now BY railway connections with the interior
Of the South and West, do a large transit trade, Is
every year on the increase. The regular sidewheel
steam packets plying between New York and the
former ports have been inadequate to do the bust
ness, and several p~ropellers are to be added to the
lines already running, one or more of which has
already commenced making trips. These steamers
bring produce from the South, and carry back
goods for distribution to the interior of South
Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee and the upper
parts of Alabama. The Southern trade it is
expected will mme early and prove quite ac-
tive. We have nothing new to add regarding the
market for foreign goods. Though importations have
for some time been light, yet stocks, it is believed
held by jobbing houses, and in bond by importers
will afford ample supplies TO meet the demands of
the spring trade. Should further or increased i'm
portati0ns be made and goods forced off under the
hammer, we may expect to see a lower range of
prices established. There have been some auction
sales the present week, but none of leading impor-
lance, requiring notice in detail. Indeed, It is too
early for large special sales, which usually do not
until after the spring trade next month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

The unprecedented mildness OF the weather, for
the middle Of winter, has not been without its inlu-
ence on the dry goods trade. Those in the near
trade, including jobbers in neighboring cities,
have appeared in larger numbers than usual for the
season. January Is usually considered one fthe most
inactive months OF the year, when travelling Is much
impeded by snow and ice. As far az railroad travel.
ling and transportation are now concerned, they are
about as free from interruption az though Il were the
month Of Jsne instead Of January. There Is not the
slightest difficulty in shipping goods by them in all
directions TO the interior, and express companies and
railways are making good use Of their time in distri-
buting goods sold to country merchants, to enable
them to preserve their assortments. liza merchant
who lives at ST. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago
finds himself short Of a particular line Of
goods, he teleoraphs TO his friends here 10
send IL TO him by express, and sometimes articles
are packed and forwarded the same day the despatch
il received. and which reach our distant cities ON
the Mississippi in less time than Il used 10 take TO
20 hence 20 Albany. In this way the trade is dis
tributed more equally over the year than was the
case prior TO the construction OF railroads and tele-
graphs. The opinion prevails with many dealers that
American cotton fabrics have seen their lowest range
Of prices. The stocks have been reduced by the large
sales made last autumn at low prices. II il true
that Eastern manufacturers have resumed 10 a great
extent. and were enabled to purchase raw cotton at
lower rates earlier in the season; but the recent I'D.
vance in cotton win have a tendency TO keep up
the prices OF the old stocks on hand "a well az 10 inn
prove the value OF the new supplies. Cotton
has within ab0st q week or ten days experienced
almost as sudden a rise ~ that OF the fall last au-
tumn. The article has advanced since the publica-
ton Of the steamship Atlantic's news last week
about lic. per lb-equal 10 sbout s. SO per bale.
The advance IL equal 20 nearly s7-100c. per yard on
light cotton "a goods, and about lie. per yard on ~
heavy brown drillings, s~hirtings, cotton duck. &c.
The stock Of cotton in New York has been light
during the season, and the assortment Of grades ir.
regular, often being deficient in one kind or another.
This circumstance has compelled both foreign and
domestic manufacturers TO purchase more freely
than usual at the South. The supply Of American
prints and de lanes, especially Of new and seasons-
be styles, is not expected to be large. The sup
American woollen de LANES, though not
in large stock, are dull. Raw wool con-
tinues 20 he dull, while prices rule low,
which tends 10 check any material change IN this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY l8, 1858.
s...e legislature should Immediately take The helm and

stste legislature should Immediately take the helm and
make new laws.
2. TIA, the Territorial legislature should repeal tho
existing laws, make new onee, and appoint Q day upon
which the inhabitants Of the Territory should vote for de-
egi,cs % . new Constitutional Oeav1Aaoo. Al parties
would thus have an opportunity Of voting for and choosing
Q Constitutional Convention IN accordance with all the
FERNS Of law, and the constitution framed by n, after
being submitted 70 and approved by the people or the
Territory, should be sent 70 Congress. There would then
be DO possible course for Congress 70 take except TO ed
NIT Kansssas p State under hat constitution.
8 Thastn0 TOPEKA state Legislature should immediate
ly adjourn, but Keep It's organization perfect and ready for
any emergency, while the Territorial Legislature should
repeal the present laws, enact new ones and do what
soever other things deemed necessary by il.
h The caucus adjourned while these propositions were
under consideration. The discussion was upon the first
resolution; some members of the state Legislature warm
~ advocated It, but the opposition evinced . majority in
numbeTs
Sheriff Walker, who went over To Leavenworth City
with Gen. lane TO arrest Gen. Calhoun, has returned. He
reports that considerable excite ment prevailed in Leaven-
worth, owing TO the kickapoo (pro slavery boys having
threatentd TO set IRE 10 the city unless their cannon was
returned 10 them. There is feeling enough existing be-
tween the Inhabitants Of Leavenworth and Kickapoo TO
get mp considerable of a fight, if they were fighting men.
II is also reported that Gen. Calhoun will be II Lecompton
to day, and be brought from there here by due process of
law.
Judge Campbell, who boldly denies the charges brought
against him, and against whom there is as yet no proof, i
compelled 10 remain here upon his word Of honor not 10
leave.
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FINANCIAL AND CiAL.
MONEY
SUNDAY, Jan. lT-6 p. NJ.

SUNDAY, Jan. IT. :. M.
Throughout the week just closed, the stock market
has been comparatively quiet. The cbsing prices
yesterday do not vary materially from those current
at the close Of the previous week, and no new fea-
ture has been developed in the courss of the daily
transactions. Spectators for q rise are full Of stocks,
and there is no outside demand for them. Prices as
a general thing rule high, which gives those who
wish TO realize a good opportunity TO do 70 on favor-
BILE terms. The money market Is particularly easy
and comfortable for spectators on the Stock Ex-
change; but beyond these limits money Ia scarce and
hard to get at any price. Money is cheap, but not
plenty. II is cheap enough with those who have the
right kind Of securities to put up; but to those who
have not that class Of securities the rates rule high,
and IT is difficult 10 raise large amounts. The mac
tivity Of business il calculated 20 keep the money
market stringent with the commercial classes. No
one is disposed to enter into new contracts. Among
the merchants confidence Is at a very low ebb and
credit hardly exists. No one knows who 10 trust;
and We understand that many houses have defaulted
on the first payment under the extension. In the
early part Of the ~revulsion many concerns labored
under the belief that short extensions would answer
every purpose and enable them 10 20 along smoothly
enough. In this they have made a great mistake. and
see il now that il is too late. This viii result in gene
raj liquidations, and very many houses who supposed
that with a little time they could go through, viii
now be compelled to wind up. This Is the second
stage Of the r~evulsion, and its effects will not soon
pass away. IL causes a relapse in the growth of
public confidence; and although the aggregate
failures in this city and throughout the country are
but a bagstelle compared with the total number Of
mercantile firms, the whole community is affected,
and credit usually continues a long time depressed
after the violence Of a panic has passed away. The
low prices ruling for all kinds Of merchandise seem
TO attract no purchasers beyond the absolute demand
for immediate consumption, and business generally,
therefore, continues dull and heavy. The opening
of spring will, without doubt, give activity 10 the
movements Of produce and the most staple articles
Of consumption, and that il about all we can expect
for many months.
The expectation Of specie from this port, and the
destination Of shipments during the past week, were
as follows;-
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BELOW.
Barks rexas, Asa Fish, Samuel Moxley, Farmer, Golden
Age.
Brig Aurate, from New orleans-An by pilot boat George
Bari Honduras, Bates, from Belize, Hon.
Bark Montauk, from -
Brig Sea Foam. Handy, from Messina.
One bark and two briggs unknown.
Ships Tuisko (Brem, Melbourne; Antarctic, and Plutarch.
Liverpool: southampton, London; bsrks Juno Old, and
schlosaer OhA do Jane DaggeH, Glasgow; John Bcnson.
Havana; Caroline, Charleston; brigs Emma lBreml BYHtol;
Z; Granada, Neuvitas.
Wind during the day NV.
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Sl.e30.662

Decrease as compared with 1857 ........... Il $50, 200
These returns give the best idea of the present
condition of commercial affairs. There is literally
nothing doing in any department Of trade.
The Mechanics Banking Association having been
relieved from its receivership, and placed its affairs
upon a firm basis. will business upon
Monday next, with a capital reduced to 1916 600.
Mr.. NJ. M. Freeman will continue to act az President,
and Mr.. j. II. Fonda, formerly cashier of the Mer-
chants Bank Of Poughkeepsie, has been elected
cashier.