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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

bos.dity. Mr.. Cunningham 'mprudeat'y ,nt-r'ered
on bebaif Of his ssrvaxt, who, ss Caltonsss. had
become involved in it. and in the ms.ee be WAS
Killed. His death was thus pure accident; but
accident or not. it did not GO unpunishsd. The
Chinese authorities were called upon to end and
execute the man BY whose hand Mr.. Cunningham
had died. and, to stimulate their diligence in this
matter, the American Consul At Foo chow foo sc-
tua!ly withheld the Chinese export duties on the
tea shipped at that port unt the culprit was oth-
coming. Nor did long time eiapse before he. or
somebody else in bis place, was actually arrested
and executed.
After this beggary show of particular cases,
The Times reyetts with great coupl.cency to 1t,
rsudom charges of insults ard annoyances, -
the utter insecurity Of Americans IN Chins, /"
"Chine Sc duplcity. cunning and cruelty" and the
necessity of compelling the Chinese at the cannOu's
mouth TO respect treaty obligations. Whether a
wsr undertaken on these vague grounds might
not ex pese us, in our turn or at least the ssnula
tors and promoters Of it, to charges, and pretty
well ft unded ones, too Of duplicity, cunning and
cruelty is point worth thinking Of. naG1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

Our State Senate has confirmed the nominations
OF Thomas B. Stillman (new, in place of Dir. Cho-
well, James Bowen and James S. 7. Stranshan rs
Police Commifsiopers and it is understood tina. the
Hon. George Briggs is to be elected to fll the
place made vacant BY the resignation Of Mr.. Perit.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

cen, 90 that sote-a part Of them. We spprehend'
aoSe;re. We fear that the measure is dead for
mi, ses,iop. though there is bare possibility of
action ca the Senate bin BY the House. II the bill
il beaten for the Session, We ask the People to
choose Legislature next Fall in which it cannot
be beaten.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

= The Assembly, we regret to state, refused yes
tscdsy to reconsider tie vote BY which the Regis.
fy biz wa defeated. Ssvea Republicans were ab-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

IN. ~; Oha IN. W ssd Ccrp'ng (N. "; Aas.s
IN. J.l snd Huyier N. ~; MeHibbin (Csi, aaa
Dimmick (Ps.); Roberts (Pa.l and Gtis (PA,;
Kunkei PA and Taylor (Ls.); EGTbyer (N..., I,
and Reilly penn }, and Wssabgrn Wis., sns Ar.
nold Conn.
f-os srrs-aI ccyv,srcrSc-L
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April II. 1874
The re.u.. today has occs,ioned no surprise.
cou.ideriog the rsmors prevailing for sesersiesys
The ant. Lecomp.on Democrats hsd meeting
this morning. and those who voted fcra Conference
gave the most emphatic assurances thst .herr
course vss governed wholly By consitsrsti'ns ~
courtesy toward the Senate, and had 60 purpose
of abandoning or yielding the principle at stake.
Still il must be admitted that this ooncesnos has
made a deep impression, and fully verified tns
sapguile predictions Of the Administration lat
night.
The yea! Of Mr. English in leading the moys-
men. does no. sec mir gly correspond with his cths
expressions, but the public ha, been prepared for
hs course and that of Mr. Hall bSsgyings hsss
been felt concerning Mr. Pendleton. but none "a
to Mr. Owen Jones; yet il is hoped that al VII
retrace their steps, according to present dscisrs-
tons
Dir Eoslsh says that be has no dssio 10 servo
on tie Conference Committee, ard % far a. ths
customary rignt us concerned. will chcerfuly waivs
it ftr Nr. Montgomery or Mr. Hsrris The Sp .sksr
has sad that the msjolty should fairly re2ie.ess
the sentiment Of the House. 1t is now expected
that Mr. Montgomery will BE- Chairman.
With IN honest Committee, there caa bs no
agreement in conference, and Mr.. Gssnett OF Viz.
gnia sgnI6ed distinctly to-day that he would vote
for the Senate bill with or without tie Green
amendment, but for no other charge. aud did not
withdraw his statement, though urgently pressad
BY Southern friends.
Mr. Dick of Pennsy lsanis came from sick bel
to vote. Every Southern American stood groucJ
nobly. Not one Republican finched. The Only
Impaired absentee was Mr.. Whitney Of Delaware.
but his presence would have only affected the result
BY relieving the Speaker from giving casting vote.
The Administration claims to have arranged the
programme for carrying Lecompton with verbal
alterations in no way affecting TIE substance. and
says that it had three more votes than appeared T.,
day. A few days v ii determine. Mcartime wa.ch
the course Of events.
Laie,-Mr Harris of Illinois, had the Chsirmsa-
ship Of the Committee placed at his disposal. but
declined any connection with it. II viii probably
consist Of Messrs. Montgomery. Howard Of Micn
gan and Stephens. The Speaker assured Mr.
English privately, that il should be fairly oOm.
posed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
To the Assooia,ed Press.

WAsHIsGros, Wednesday, April IA. 1854.
The Anti LeconptOn Democrats Of the House wsrs
this morning two hours IN caucus. About 0us hst ot
them were in favor of the appointment d com-
mtee meet that of the Senate IN conference on ths
Kansas bill; because they said, It was under,,ood
that the Speaker would give then committee favor
able 10 their side of the question They say In tskng
ths course they do not wsh to be considered az ats
doning their Opposition TO the Lecompon Constitution,
but wished 10 snow becoming respect to the Senate
If 1t had been necessary to secure the appointment %
the committee Messrs. Cockere, and Foley wouh
have voted in the affirmative in the House on MI
Englsh's motion, in company with Messr. Engiisn.
Hal of Ohio Pendeton and Oven Jcnes, who sustain
the Montgomery. Crittenden substitute.
The Senate in Executive Session, to day, coohrmed
a number OF Land oiiicers-smong them Isaac w ate
Griffith az Regis at Fort Des Mones.
The mails from all points South, a. late a. DUE ara
20 hard.
Psssepper trains on the Virginia Central Railroad
are now running through Blue Ridge Tunnei ir
Stanton.
Capt Hunter and party, reported lost in Florida.
have returped safe.
Tbe Mobile Mercury of the 9th inst. says taat Ja-
ar,z has sent Minister from Mexico TO Washington.
but that Minister Forsyth having recognized Zulo-
sga's Government, Juarez's Minister cannot be re-
ceiyed.
The True Delta Of the 9Th inst. has news from Brit.
ish Honduras to the llth ut. Great alarm Prevailed
in consequence Of the capture of the City of Beccalor
by the Yucaan Indians and the massacre OF some OF
the inhabitants. 1t also feared that the savsges
would extend their maraudings into the towns OF ths
British Colony, and troops had been sent up to Rio
Hondo to protect the settlements.
The proceedings o. the citizens OF Salt Lake Guy
READ In the Senate today is the same as pub ished In
ths norning's New-Y0rk newspspers. MI. Bgier
made the laying of the paper on the table O poiat
expressive Of the contemp. OF the Senate .cr in
authors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

REMOyAL-Ofice Of the ELLIPTIC BED-SPRING
Co removed No S7s Broadway whites The
fobe dursbe and economical SPRING BED in existence
ea Cal and examine it Also for sale BY dealers and merchants
throughout the county
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

HOUSEHOLD FURNfTURE.-HENRY III. LEEDS
evs sr pssonk 70 the sale Of Household Furniture
= te residences Of families removing declining
durne They viii slso have regular weekly sales
s for convenience OF tboss desiring this medium Of
sse
TREES AND PLAN1s.-A CATALOGUE of the
choipot PRUrs FLswgRnG TREES and SHRUBS RosEs ke,
w be application Carriage Of ell paid 20 New
Yofk B. N WATsos. Old Colony Nurseries Pymossh Mass
8. G. HERRING e. Co. s CHAMPION FIRE-PRooF
gAvE wAes Roons AND OrucE-Removed to No. 25 Broad
Vay Tho promises been enlarged aud btted for the
exclusive sale of tbese celebrated sss The the most
ertsusvs the the largest in tho world Person.
fn OF fIRs BURGLAR PsOsf SAFE are nvea to call
and ). C. HERRING Il Co.
GREAT SPRING MIDICINE-HYATT'S LIFE
Lfe Bslsam certain the painful orRs OF these
quench thirst also Dad ulcers fever sores
ihpuTy the blood liver aud KID
nsys genes debility, dyspepsia ncipent consumption, piles
a. Principal depot No 246 Grsnest Is cents per bottle
SCROPULA IN HEAD AND NOSE.
desperate case with loss Of part of skull aud nose bone
nelson wife Of John l. Nelson, policeman No n Rutgerss
Por sale Dr. SnTHs No II Csnast Church. aud
drxxnx also MiLLETs Music Store No 325 Bros way
Il. r. R.-RADwAy's REGULATORS will cure Cos
dyeness Indigestion, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
Diseases OF the Heart and Kidneys, Female Com
plants, and dose Of them Will cleanse aud purity
the blood.
RIB Ofkce No is2 Fu,tOn.st Now York City.
PosrAsE STAMPS g and 10 cent? for sale at
Ma Oans.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
ITALIAN BRAID HATS.

ITALIAN BRAID HATS.
Tia s shpments Of this superior Manufactured STRAW Hat
Trade been received and being
Ls7ed bY tho ui.dersgDed on the
HAvELocK BLOCK
COMPARISON Of the above with the Sw manufacture Of last
yss, u respectfully solicited
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

HUNT, WEBSTER & Co.'S
IMPROVED TiGHr-STITca SEWING MACHINES,
For I'll Manufacturing and for family deemed
psefsts5-e any ohe. machine. . -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15
LHARY & Co.

COUHTEkFEITS OF HOLLOWAY flLLS au'
oprmksr are tie msrt Look 70 the book of directions
II the psper on they printed is water marked Aol
Icwuy New and Loudou, tho medicine IL genuine. bu
not oherwse In looking for the Water marx hold the paps
btwsen The eyes and hs light Sod the Msnufsco No
Bs5enlsns and by sn Druggists 25c. Csc aud = per boz
Or not
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16

THE GAETY.-There was a fine house last night
at the Gaiety to witness the performance Of The
Wys. We were gratifed to observe a large number
Of ladies in the audience sight which had not
Witnessed for several nj ghs past The performance
was received throughout with hearty applause.
Mrs CRISP in the character Of Mariana, played, If
not with altogether the yvacy Of "lang syne
which we attributed to the fatigue attendant on
long journey, from which she arrived only few
hours before her appearance on the stage, with
dignity and elegance Of manner, that was entirely
aproD0s to The character she sustained. Her concep
tion Of the part entirely just and her execution
most admirable In the scene between MariaHHa
and her husband, in the fifth act, where the aoeu-
mutation Of proof Of her guilt seems OverPOwer-
ing as to shake the confidence Of every one save the
Duke and such as to almost make her doubt her
own innocence, her acting was superb and elected
much applause.
Mr.. CRISP played JULIA with al the spirit and
fire Of his youthful days. His rendition Of the
character Of the noble hearted, but misguided and
erring S. Pierre, with generous spirit and innate
desire for good yet without the moral power to re.
sist evil and Withstand temptation, was most e1-
cellent piece Of acting. Very few actors have the
natural advantages Of Mr.. CRISP, and still fewer
have improved them as well, by earnest study and
cultivation. To a fine person, q good manner, and
a voice Of wonderful volume and richness-sO grea.
indeed that it may almost be said, to require com
preston, to escape the appearance of ranting-he
adds a highly cultivated TASTE and remarkably cor
rect and forcible elccuon. He plays everything he
undertakes WE'LL and we regard him as the best
yuliss S. Pierre, we know. The late hour al which
we write, forbids extended analysis Of the part
Suffice to say, his acting last night, fully up
TO his usual standard of excellence and SUCH was
received with hearty applause.
The other parts OF the play we're sustained in
excellent style. Mr.. C,RrLIrcH as Antonio, Mr.
FrrzGERALD as Fer7ado, Mr., HAMILTON as Leonardo,
and Mr.. Benson as B1rt0l0 all acquitted themselves
with much credit Indeed IL seemed as if all wed,
one with the other, 20 give the manager and his
ady such support as they deserved, and gives US
pleasure to say that they succeeded entirely. The
performance was, taken as a whole, most agreea-
bic and gratifying proof Of what the company can
do, provided Only the proper effort is made.
Tonight the great play Of the Gamester viii be
produced, Mr.. and Nrs. CRISP as Hr and Hrs. BsU
srIv. We trust that cur citizens will not let this
opportunity Of seeing these talented arss in this
piece, escape without improving. Let there be
another full house.
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

rTTHE RESTORATIVE OF PROP. o. }. WOOD FOR RES
L rOEING hair perfectly and permanently, has never
had rival volume dft5r volume might given IRON
al paris Of the world and from intelligent, e
prove that AZ Is a perfect HsestOrativej but read
me circular asd Canne dOuO read also the following
? TIKI HAIR-PsOpls have Tor centuries been afflicted
with bald heads, and only remedy, heretofore AuJHn
been tuo=e abOWnabl6 wigs ~ recent discovery OF
Professor Wood hsse articles beng fast dispensed WLn
macy persons stIu paIrO1ize he, because hey
have been often imposed upon by HAIR l0ncs OF olaaf
kinds. To persons earnestly make the re-
guest that they will try again. Tor IN WOODS hesofa-
tive there tung fail We know Of lady WHO
bald used article short ime and her bead Is
covered completely with Jhe unssb and most beautiful
curls Imaginable. We know Of numerous cases where hair
rapidly falling cut, which It restored In greater perec-
uOu JEaL it mad been before
Ills also whou doubt OF the best articles Tor keep
ing hair COM Ons mas1ng % son and glossy,
moving dandrud and proved Itself he grsatost enemy
90 all the his thAI hatriB heir 20.
b. Is the duty Of every improve their personal
sarncs though may differ ln regard The ways
doing ne but even will admit LhaL beautiful head Of
usr eitnsrin woman IL object much be
cd uu there means tnas should be ls uutred
obsain such condderztioR-l W0HANs ADVOCATE, Phta-
del Hia-
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NASHVILLE.
TVR IEqIsLATURE.


The Ss4ats. February IS, having disposed OF SKY
one propositions last week, yesterday disposed q al
IFS bills on the third reading, Of general enal4'
ter.
In the afternoon, Mr. DAVIS bin to increase the
eapitsl stock Of the Bank Of Tennessee was taAeh
mn Mr. DAVIS offered bill in lieu, providing Tor
the sale of the stock Of the State in the Turnpike
Compaaies. the proceeds to be paid to the State
Rsnl The bonds Of the State, payable in thirty
wears bearing six per cent interest to be Issued to
he amount Of 81 $50, 600; S9OOOO to establish
branch bank at Memphis; $4,000 to establish
branch at Knoxville; the remainder to be divided
between the mother bank and old branch banks.
Mr.. DAVIS demanded the previous question, which
was sustained, and the bill adopted in lieu by the
following vote;
Feas-Messrs Bratcher, Brown, Davis, Denton,
Goodpasture, Hill, Menees, Roach, Ross, Walker
Weleker, and Wright-,l2.
Ngvs--AIessrs Bullen. COT, Harris, McDOugals
Travis, WhittbOrne and Speaker Bu4ch-7.
Previous to taking the vote the adoption Of the
bin in lieu, Mr. WHIrTHoRSE arose to point Of or
der and said that it would be recoetsd that the his
tory Of the bill vas
Mr.. WALKER, Cnterrupting,) called the Senator to
order. He had arisen to point Of order but IN
stead Of stating his point giving the history Of
Of the bill.
Mr. WHrTrHoRSE. That shows how little the Sen
ator knows about il.
Mr. WALKER, On his seat) You were drunk all
the morning, and suppose you think am also.
Mr.. WHIrrHoRsE Ii is Cd d-n lie
Mr.. WALKER, who was seated Immediately in front
Of Mr.. WHIrrHoRNE, took hold Of book upon his
desk. and rising with somewhat Of backhanded
stroke struck Mr. WHITTHoRSE with the book in the
face. saying he would take the lie from nobody They
Immediately clinohed but we're speedily separated
aaJ business proceeded.
Without coming to 3 vote, the Senate adjourned
In tie House Of Representatives, Mr.. STANToS's
resolutions to change the Constitution so as to re
quire quadreunial sessions of the Legislature were
rejected on the third reading, by yeas 81, nays D.
a majority Of al the members not voting in the al
frma!ive.
Mr.. GRIFFITH's night sessions resolution was LAID
on the table-yeas % nays 26-but there IS CARTER
Of Carers motion pending to reconsider. Mr.
BENTLEY has motion also to reconsider the vote OF
Saturday, laying Mr. JoHNsoN's adjournment resO-
luton on the table.
Two titles Of the Code we're read and advanced |
one step towards final passage.
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FOR SHERIFF
10

We are authorized 10 announce C. W. NANCE candid
e for CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of DEyidsoa county, a.
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AIN3a"1 papers please copy.
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BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.

This Incompatible Linimsnt, upon which the great
OF the afflicted Of all lands rely for relief from the
Scr6ula sprsus Bruises, Burns SCads and all cuaneOus
rapidly supersediDg all SIMILAR preparations The
loving memorandum Of few Of the wonderful eject
ed by il during the past mouths Certificates from the
their length Prscludes The publ cEtion Of all but few.
AN EXPLOSION,
MEHPHIs, IENE., Nov. 2sth, 1857.
hereby certify, that having en- badly bruised and
scaded by She explosion of steam Boiler friend induced
extracted scads, and IN avery time, all the
pain was gone IRON the bruises. In WELL
HENRY HAVERSKILL, residence Jackson street.
THE BLIND SEE
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
DIR. A. G. BR4GG-DEAR STA: For more than three
years had been afflicted with inhamed eyes, aggFH-
waited degree and tried various Physicians several
n strums 20 escI was induced by Dr. Raum to Try
Arctic Lniment and in two months was nearly WE'LL
NV little daughe afflicted in the same manner for the
me and during portion Oi tne time was entirely
blind in one eye. ] applied your valuable hnLment and
10, M t6s ThsUmstism In nv back / would NOT be
"''u''' ~ WM. RUSSv H.
WEBsrER CITY, lows, Nov. 9th, 1857.
Ibereby certify that an we'll acquainted with William
RUSSELL and with the astonishing he mentions,
Au0" MS WSpsWORTH, P NJ, Webster City.
GOOD FOR ANIMALS
This invaluable Liniments also equally emcacous In eu'
ing the diseases Of animals witness the certify
cafe: Nessrs J. d ArnOI aud Lynch, Arnel Co., kee
he two largest livery stables the West, aud are general
known throughout she United states.
ST, Lou Is, Dec, 23rd, 1857.
We the undersigned, having used Dr. Brsggs Arctic Lin
number of months, cheeHuiy TESTIFY 10 It's super
Tor efficacy curing the diseases OF horses 80 we'll
satisfied OF Arctc being the best Imminent made, that
we would OJher We keep and nave ksptior mum
Der OF years. livery stables IN ths city disc
great uuA sitangy say that the Arcuc Lnlmeuts
the uay have eysrOund always effective We cor.
oialy recommend livery stable keepers and others
having the care Of IA rses. --
J. * A. ARNOT,
LYNCH, ARNOT q co
Chestnut suest.
CAUTION
Many Druggists, having Old Liniments on hand, VIII Try
sell them lhe but do positively refuse
to purchase them. Ask for 5RAG'S ARCH IL LlNlbNt
and tase o other
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
The prOnrsQrs agree TO furnish ga h purchaser al dol
with free subscription 10 the United states Jour
nal year. This is one Of the best New HorS Illus
raLsd papers certificate, emitting the holder 20 the ben
edI OF tas proposition, enclosed the wrapper aTOEGc
every dollar bottle. The Arctic LnImenI is up In 2c
5Uc and 81 bottles Inc SIC BEETLES and 81 bottles contain
80 and 400 per Lnmeut in proportion to their
cost, aud the cheapest.
For sale by Bragg x BurrOwes, sole proPrietOrs,
St. Louis, No.
" W BERRY & DEMOVlhLh,
Wholesale Agents.
And nv A H ROSCOE G. W. ZEN DBKSHUT, and J,
yTRBFGI jan I-dtF6zw3m
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CINC1NNATl,l Feb. l5.-FlOur 3 75a3 so; Hogs
75a6 %; Whisky l72; Mess Pork, holders are ask
ing an advance, buyers are offering freely Is 90:
shoulders and sides 54a72 hams, bulk, 81 is offered
Lard, 81 is asked.
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TM0 YALgA5LE EABMS E0R SALE.

TTNHAT Valuable farm which she underlined has re-
sided for The Ist eight 0rHine years, Is sale
the waters Oi Big HarpeJh river, the county Gl t -
hanson fourteen miles from Nashville, The rg Of
Iauk the hChland and CeutrCTis Turnpike, pine usF
from Franklin, the county Of williamson, and within
miles OF The North Western kar1ad being con-
srucJed. The tract contains about four hundred and Gz1t
Of first rate farming iAnd The county line between
Davidson and williamson runs through the Northwest
ner Of the tract. IL formally The well known
the late Wilkins WhLedd.
On this arl comfortable residences, with an No
cessay houses barn, cribs, stables carriage g
spring water and an abundance failing stock water
running different through lls farm. Ad0in
ing this farm another Of about hundred acrrs O
excel sut land with good residence for sale The coil Of
both tracts IS equal 90 any for crops, either grain grass
and both uuitsd5 hey viii be sold separately together
may suit buyersD Is is thought b. good judges could b.
made Of the best stock farms in TIE STATE Ls
As those wanting 10 buys would Of Wh,sh to
the premises before purchasing. further description Is
deemed Unnecessary buL all invited call and Ior
lsmsevss. aug 25-e0&Wul John a.. HILL.
FWISH to sell the farm which reside, en- Will ams1a
county, adjoining that advertised above By Dir. T.
Hill, containing By recent surve5, hundred and ninety
nine and hall acres OF hTsl rate farming land, wiki
Portable dTeggs with all necessary houses suitable Tor
a small Erm5 with good water. No farm IS well enclosed
with good ieucess including about hundred yards ~
will sell this place separately, together
with Dir His-as botn united would certainly make dss-
irabie farm, and purchasers invited 20 call NrH
and examine III premises. LAtlAlA ChAlGHhAn.
For ferhsF particulars apply Mr. IA. NJ Snyder,
StOTeOl Snyder & Frzzs, Nashville l.. c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-16
NOTICE.

Tn pursuance OF decree OF County Court Of Grundy
County, made its January term 1853. in the Of J.
C. GarEetson et ais. Byron Wilson and others, lsha
proceed to sell at public 20 the highest bidder the
premises, saturday the 2Oh dav OF February, 1885,
ted on the Mountain fork Of hickory Greek, the
mouth OF Hubbard's Cove, Hills trace road bounded
By the lands OF James Parks Thomas Martin, and others
known as the William Wilson, (deeeased tract OF lands
which the deceased owned the time Of his death The
land will be sold, subject the widows DOVER credit
Of one and two yeas except 500 ncah in hand paid noted
and approved security Will be required the purchaser
lien retained on the land until the purchase money pgu
This 9Th day Of January lsSs, S. P. Upton,
ian lS-W4t prs fee So County Court Clerk,
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ia We direo. attention to the card Of DR..
PABTRIDGE, in this paper. The doctor is Of the
faculty Of the W-,teru Clinical Inirmary, Of Phila-
delphia, and brings letters of Introduction from
eminent professional gentlemen Of that city. He
gives special attention to he treatment Of sorofuls,
diseases Of the skin, throat and ear. lie also fur
nishes q very ingenious instrument for the use Of
the deaf Dr. PARTRIDGE will remain in the city,
al the ST. Cloud Hotel, two OF three weeks. lie is
in every way gentleman Of eminent professional
skill and standing, aud may be safely consulted by
those who most dread falling into the hands Of
guaOks.