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1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1853
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIRRlNSl RIRRNNSiI RIRR0NS,,,


10 MERCHANTS. SnlIINEIiS, JOPBIRS, DEALERS
IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY GUOiS, AND
CASH 81 y El;S IN ALL sECIlUNS OF IlECOUNTRY,
HE CASH MBBoN HOUSE,
CHAMBERS S1kEET, NEW YORK.
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
{ETE have originated a new pTInciplc-a new era
w In the Ribbon Trade, whereby We make this
business PLAIN, SIMPLE and sTAFLE THAT Oh brown
NE SELL FOR CAsHl wEBUY FOR CASH.
We are satisfied win . PROFIT. ASK NO sec
oud Irice. Have all our goods marked IN l1AlN
FlOURllS 50 that man, woman and child "buy alike"
Aud receive the same value for uIeir money
our prccs Tor best iaiela Ribbons, all colors, are
No II cts. e piece; No. Sa1s c.s. e piece.
2O3l " . So. =,
No. 10 81 47ls per piece
vi OFFER FANCY RlBB' n ALL STYLES - AL
CULUis, I" AL ut ALIIIkS," ;" AT PRICES
DEFYING COMPETITION AND,
Fur CASH ONLY
our establishment is the centre OF attraction for
..QuicS sales Light Profits and Good Value"
RoUCHEsi RoUCHEsu H<H
New styles and Patterns al saving OF
80 PR Gen FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine s. IN i'lrs aud be convinced.
BioND I.AGE>, ,QUIlIlNGS, NC, &c.
Our line ui these Goods always full We Import
4lid "Jub' tueut at once Tor per cent advance.
,.ar ked prices uu all Goods 'iu Piauu Eglres."
4 ANING OF 40 PR tENl On ltlt-oE 1oobS FROM
CEkiII PRICES.
Our snleBton Is to make Ilie ibhon Trade as staple
H srEard "a prices domestic goods 10 do tls Ne
u.tls' ssi. ON MILLION LOi-LAlss WORTH of eooDe
v c are Union Mea. "So North, no south" We
s"lrt u'o patronage OF Merchants, IN every section
" 'ne United states, and are tie servants OF ali Who
.ANoT Us .th their trade aud patronage.
JNO. EAlliEi L..
llo Chambers 81. New York.
near the HuusOu River Railroad Ivp1t
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Meoifal.
r r r

IIEALTH viii, in all Cases, follow the OF Rad.
IL ways r K. Remedies. There are none sick
diseased, 50 weak, feeble, crippled with pain
ihfrmitics but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing ResolveBt Regulators the nature OF the dis
sickness may require, will quickly and rapid.
ly
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief
Radway Renovating Resoveut Rad way s Regulators
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
eTs certain diseases. Yet there other dseas
es wherein their combined medicinal properties
required; and when thus nxei H taere sufficient ilie
and strength within the diseased dying body y
taln their action the patient y ID live and be restored
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-16

Tie sire u saors ralsatls asd kigk gwsrsi sssisg
Aorsss fA1as ssg other SAalflsa ~ tks Sfaf.,
NtyIli. make has fof ist9, sah tsrsnoaf
w Boy II gancsissn pises uilrs isussl SasayIIis
al Tea baiizrs Tie sa@soa ~ Ftsea nsilArs iAe
sasanca. Sk8 EyAsS,
Aecat af cpagany.
Harsza xlll - hroken a2d trained toF baFnrzs ana
sssd 90 lar tsrnss and AsAys ~ tts saaslAcIaa u
osners- GEoiiGk kfAkS.
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Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts.

DkCElNkn io-sEgy very ape assoFtnlent og shirts
II ~Ith aud wtLout collars, y warIaEtsd q TO be uel
made and to NJ better tan ANY other SIS le They
vary n price from 81 80 10 81 90, Tor sale by
febs-u #E J. IA Mc<siII.
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Obey this CaiI or Pay the Costs

A IL. persons Indebted the frm Of WELLS
II HOOPER Co, requested 10 call and settle
the same with Nessrs JOSEs a HOorEK (the only au-
thorized ersous % Nind up the busiuessl y the
10th OF March, ls5S Those settled by that time
Will aiteTSaEa- be found IA The hands OF a eoilector
TshiA-sf
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R. H. 70.
4. II. R-Radway,s Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether SICK nervous :RheEaAfissn, Par
alysss, i.unbago, Goat, N~slFaig -, Tooth
ache, small Pox. fesers, Sssoitea 3oiuts,
ktaney Complaints. sezrlst Fever, Pains
round the liver, fisaTtsy, Measles, Heart
barn. ard Pains OF az klnas, Railways kea
dy Relief Wit IN few minutes change tbs
Z = series % suaeF - los a PssSsnse-
-stA6Nay : RenovatAs ileEogeGit .fff the cure
q chganio siisaassz---sEeh As X ruGa aious knc
syphllai- Complaints Callsufnlstiye and 9th
rs1zcsians of tie Lanes aud Iars4t- lnla
F4lsaG and eslar rgefnents VI parts, kfaIslte
and ether disr1ses of the Skin, Aosics, To
mors. UtceFs, ~ ysFeEsaa, and al oshcF iis
s ees<ses arlalpx fFeza "a lEaPare Stale q the
H8ot.
R.-a4dsayss Reguizsers xiii cure esersixely
aa4 slpcssflly Aossisenees, lEstkrsEea4 Ia
aAnH.is.s.a a The Hozels, ngssrEsAA. layeF
caxHgaAint, laseases * thr Heart an1 kk.-
neyk, Fesanse ConaF Fialntx ,stnait Pea, EeTeFs,
ncAkles. &C. Nheaesnf s4ie - sleEa = cg'
Of oF1eF. . dose % Ezsszy ; fzg g4k4teFz vii
seszere k - reEuAFxy 10 isln1ie shouht
be ~4Aeut tb4pa-
r. n Rsmedies are sess - DFuzEisEs every where,
mzFle-sFdx~ sAHwAf On
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ConstitntionaI Diseases.

Many diseases thai Aalict humanity lGheFiied as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sckiy sireS
serofula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits are among
the mest common of constitutional dlseAses Sow se
care net hon many geperaions The seeds Of these dis
eases nay have been established in the system, cor
fuIing The biood-Rdfsry's RtoudtiHg Rcsoteant VII
eradicate from the bodies az the afflicted every iart
eie OF diseaset deposits, and al the VEINS with newt
pure and healthy blood
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Iowa Land for Sale,

I'VE have for sale, Tor cash, ons Hundred and
w Twenty Acres al ohons l.aad Ia Iowa Terrific
Ty. near tao ksFsstS and close u Fort Dessnssnes
We viii give baFgAn IA THIS Land. Far particulars
call on l. Z. GLAsGCok 4 CO.
feb22-iu
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New Spring and Summer Csods.

AN ha~ r~cssvsnE any stsek - ssriag sld ssn-
coo1s, of me very tAie s,S ss. tt 0eutie-
mea's ~esr. respsutfaly sethsts cali tfo<E ny
rssaoLnsFs ana ths pahAc seasrany
. ~ y Nc "a Csllcgs street
Afs0-seetss Report of FASHIONS isr ths spriAx
asa Samssss ~ 1855
sfekez-t. suFas taf ~ 91I FT
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Stop the Report.

hisenrssEgly u rvSo-ted that ssli 40 Goods osiy
a. Au0tR, sheE, in fsel txs-tirds of ese sales are
private, ths IA -ay otlcr hsesAls Hsuss a
Ne city WITH ~ exneptoa, sell for short prints
fsr cash and short ffosntt fagSf.
feSzi baAa TRaBf-E LuCIS
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SPRING OPENING.

lNE ~il eornunescs receiving STRING STOCK
w q das ~ tsa, fef shicA due no1sen vail b
Esea) ana a. se titead gung iuta thr business ner
sxtsEsleeiy than ever our friends and al Who esy
foe e@sh sih bar IN mind that do an eztiasv
CASH hasaaezs, and uili seil goods very
aGssner- IkWiNs hccIk1l-ASD 4 Co p
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ChiIdren,s ssisea.es.

hadndy's k>aseattR1 iezelssat shoga be hailed as
blessing os every mother, three gbsut IA. ts, so~e
infants are afflicted with Suses. HuuioTs, kc- These
oteakings oat tthns eariyl eVEtenee Il aisrasr
tEAnsfted from the rarent stack lew doses u. the
k<aSpaihS Rese<f VIII eradicate every vefe cl the
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" VERMONT BOY"

7ks oaiy ssssaiae HorgaH Ror~ - fkis sscflou Of
s eO4zstry aad aAs oAiy Ssaiiion lsaf has troossf
a male is fsRnesses ussder miH. and 50 soe.
yATIII make bis season, feg tsSa, a
w Junction EllAee miiss frsm AAsA- ~ exn
Fae, on tbs A8FtFeesboFa rssss, a SO the A-A-G
season, wh The pfSeSe q retsTntng that nzy
not prove - s,aL 6k0. EHAAs.
Aseat Cor
JoaS HHi, LAyeFgne, rrnn-.
FEIEA B cAErv EIGAfs Witia4snaon CO..
A. GkEGnss, AAshvltie, Tsan..
T. FASslss, fraakha College, Tenn-
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DY S P EP STA.


A sho~n by the statements Of the Board of Healt
~ Of New York, caused the death Of 20 persons,
OF GIL deaths in one week, and lOl deaths, by con-
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia A. u is a well at
! ~ a large portion Of those who die Of consumpI
becomes the duty Of every one 90 use such prs
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia as SC &c
experience have place before them. and which hA
proved Ia be efiicac.ous. OF this chAraltr
Williams Anti-D; sPeptc Elixir" IN corrObor
which read the following testimonials;
Testimony Of Mr. EdWard II. RowIey, Of the nrm
Rowiey, Ashburner 4 Co. II North Wharyes,
proof Of the efficacy Of wilams's Anti-nyApepi
| Ellxir.
| PmABkIrmA, October -. ISs0.
! Dear slr-I take pleasure In Recommending yeur
Anu-DysPcptie EIKr, for the cure of Dyspepsia
have takes myself fer the disease. and have bees
EDWARD H. RowIxY
Communication 70 John r. Penrose, Esq, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, kensingtnn-
Ii Is with great eradication that testify o. the ef
noaey OF wilIan4s's Ani-IysIeptic E1xir which you
80 strongly recommended me, for which !
heartily thank you IL has completely resto-ed my
With the hops thai others may be similarly srnentsed
'' FRANKLIN EYRE.
KxSzxGpss, seps Il. 1870
oc1oHER 10, 1850
neAr sirs--HAving suffered for bong time rron
Dyspepsia severely that eomplslely prostrat
ed and having riee every means for relief ~ithout
EiiKr." II affords much pleasure 20 inform you
tiati entirely cured by ia Use, ane cordially
cotnIIena all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very respectfully 6s
IEuiesf WOODRUFF
CosnweIfs Half wsy House Bristol Turnpiks
TeEiinony Nr. Asner Zines, NHrket street. abos
Sixth, eorrehrTat.ve Of tbs sfaeAey Of NilllAnas
AntlDyspeiaic Eltxir
DE. IssKz wIffikNS;
Rear slF--ls gives IRE great pleasure 70 know mt
yon again preparing year usssiene for the eass
Featediy Askea ~hereh - eould be procured knos
ng thsf hat been cured ey "a A. think thai
Iabtse zcsno~ice geHsat q the great benent have
recsaxel frou tha al yanr msahfne. - not cniy
H. fef several years sanafed fspu, IessEeIssiA,
~htsh Increased - such extent dat M health
coestfEsstion we're rafadis sink BE ue1eF H.
eamIeiio 20 Fesat say seil q ne ast snple feed,
Gaa even th<t eosia BOT digest ash q toss a
sfFeagth disll natson % exerc f and fzs yoa have
i u sonr aAveFtssen-ss1 sen~ral Fe-lng o. ietres-
and nies.rt4e1s Ia tlse year las.
heaFsns fresn olis~rs 81 EeeasnseEaaIlsa q yeaf
AauD5 sp~rtc kltzF, ifpraFsd ena ssra u "A ths
naass happy e1eet, ander its iErsence iansuor snd
rstivsa. sE,lch 4 easta srssny xah impanny- Tea
yraFs baye now sleEseas enA snl eaa4eser n - "a
r4Ese pqWcrs of yvHr q liclne has of =
srrasea Tor sEpleteiy cured ne. shsl faxed
eel4za rensf fron Any cti-es seaEce.
le seFy rszsscssiiy seaI.,
rhs"rsxa.,s sssa i bsslss At q s-sa. g an -.
: - s'rsps.-sss. as<zs WILLIAMS. M. Az4u
casaizs and FhAFuaAcsctist
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A C. A r D

A . IRWIN (forHaeriy - Ifsin McclsIiand.
"A. nuntseilis, Ala , bsssng become aisd
bus ness, th- sts 10 u tbs nrIn VIII
IRWIN, hcSl11lAND \ 90.
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Nasbuille Qatri0t.
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nem-Dork.

From vIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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ST. fouls.

40. p. CALLAHAN, ". II. HAYDEN, FERD. HAssEIMA,
Late I0ita HOuSeBtdTI d Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
TIE DISARMAMENT.


The MoVitear acnoulc,s general disarmament by
and land and straightway Lord Clarence Paget,
on behalf Of the Government proposes measure for
increasing the efficiency Of the navy. Thus course,
paradoxcal only 10 appearance, Is IN reaIy logical,
prudent and pacific. II s practical denial Of thu
pnsouid assumption, encountered IL England even
moe frequently thsn 70 France, that the organic i'm
provemsnt Of our begersn services must necessarily
spring from an ulsortby dsirust Of our nearest aud
most powerful leishbor The reform OF these services
is concern far too important to be pursued or ren-
qnshtd according 10 the changing aspects of foreign
suans. The causes wach impel us TO revise tue ma.
t,rlsi and personal constitution Of the Lazy are not
cusv.ly or essentially political Tley are to be found
IN ST tc EFT LuG.ber il cancdly and honora-
by adn tilted in the sst number of the Rerue ds Deur
Mosdes IN the notorious negligence OF past years. in
the Dew conditions Of naval warfare which have gro
up with the more extensive use OF steam propulsion,
ID the Improvements in marine artillery, and IN tho
universal conviction that the expedents by which
fleets were manned in the time of the last great naval
war can no more be resored to. These were the
grounds on which honorable members on both sides Of
the House last night discussed the question Of Ma
val Reserve
" Your Majesty possesses in the merchant service
elements OF poser such as no other Government in
the world enjoys" These are the words of the Com.
issol es appointed 70 consider the best mode Of man.
ring the Navy. They TN echo Of an apparent
tiulsn on which too many are apt to rely without
nther nvesteaion and inquiry, and of an assurance
which Is too readily entertained by the public that
under any emergency the requreu eLts Of our shp,of
var Will always be amply and Immediately suppled by
the resources Of the nercsotle marine I, would. OF
coarse, be IDLE TO deny that what is now COMMONLY
termed the Merchant Navy cannot bu. prove yala.
abe auxiliary to that Of the Queen but it is simple
eeinson TO suppose that neglected in time Of peace
can safely BE- relied on 10 furpieh sufficient bodv OF
trained seanen to man half the Channel Fleet on toe
tft outbreak Of war We must lock TO other suppEes
ara mutt devise some sQrer remedy for "a evil the
magnitude Of which is admitted on all hands And in.
crosses ra'her than dimoishes with the lapse of years
lac proposition which the Secretary To the Admiral
~ submitted 10 the House Of Commons las. nigh. il
based on the Recommendations Of the Royal ComIni.-
zion proposed to form reserve force of 81 COO
men: Every man j, to be enrolled for five years to
receive hve pounds per snnum, and be called for drill
Ing twenty eight days in the year. During these
twenty eight days they viii receive the pay Of
nnous service usa according 10 their rsting ~ sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

II is sid here tbs. ,he Kips ~ sc. on on the IA
inst from Pa.nzo 70 visit i,,nbsrdy Nltn, aud The
other cities, 'bopgh ,eqn"ssd by 'hs kug 70 sostSs
from cost, preparations, ave preparlog ID receive hin
with e1'rsoidi' a-y pomp and f-stivty.
Before rloeiIg 'bis ieier ! may anuonnce 70 yoa,
tina, shopld the Fr-rcs troops make their sppevsncs
o Central Italy the prov ii have resolved
or not De rmuipg their rrsuc u the State TO psss
without letting appear ny calm demoas'rsioo that
Their presence is Sc ,ini tb, deliberate wish OF those
Governments. They will cecls'e. ma, they require 10
foreign zee 10 preserve orsr aot m or, security.
This they will say a.d prove. that order has never
been go Ierfeci 10 those p'ovinc.s before Probably
ire Frerch troops u disregard the deesra,tou, aad
take possession OF thoss p'nvGc-s uaisr the plea u
gusrdirg ittm It's sl-o probable that The provisional
governments will protest aod the expression Of
their sentiments 70 reach the several cabine's Of
Europe. can Only hope thai 81 tine testimony OF
Give courage will not be called for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
A. FARJyI TO TUE MODENESE.

In p,pg tb. dictatorship Of the derese Prov
inoes n. FarIi issued ga h- 2Sth OF JAY, second
proclamation. Ii ~as a. toioss:
"CrlEExs You hsye Owen remarkable testimony OF
affection and coohssnce very moved By T.. and
God shall aid viii prove ar.titode - you Bsioasins
entirely Italy shall belong entirely WIN 10 doiendaS
your own risl, defend that OF he psiiin-
scoep, Temporary In order that may iane
6aely conyoie the popular mbes whoo Ape .aHs 20
establish power Tie legitimate basis Of the natopA wi" upon
which founded the posefai sod sous OF france ne gov
eminent Of noble ADD free England aud ober States
,hall shorty h. ssDistyss OF zoe peops 10
authority which derive from your affection and the voes Of he
municipal bodice
In the mespt .ba main ain order rsdy; shall guar
nt.e Lib. to a shall awe sddoaal force military
ls:iors shall Increase the srrismsn''
I'VE now kuo~ each other. Within one viii sedidou'y
attack the concord honor and the Tranquility al the country,
II ANY one did co. he would remain uupanshed Civilized
Europe permit attacks from without Let the Conquered
follow. Of foreigner AID shs esoiasy
poy all the means my disposal To defend the nsoaa In
dependence.
Fellow citizens we are the soldiers Of the rAtnai
honor and dignity In Central Italy. "FAR!Ni"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
FRANCE AND THE DUCHIES.

The following ia an extract from letter dated Paris,
JUL 90:
Within the last few days the affairs OF Tusceny
have been under additional pressure from without. As
usual there is double stream If influence the ono
eDaDatipg from the Cabinet of Paris, the other nne
diaely from the Emperor. These two streams do rot
flow consian il the direction; occas ,nsy they
take even ao opposite course; add 20 this difficulty the
sy bllstc form OF expression lacOnic and a. the
time capable If more than Interpretation for which
Napoleon io remarkable expressions dropped here
ano there as occasion Offers to princes AID 10 the rep
rseLtatives of popular liberties. These Oracalsr
phrases vary win the Individuals to whom they are
ado resssd. Observe what a labyrinth al this lis
lsbyriLth to which yet there is clue-and pre-
sents OF doubt and obscurty rendered the moro
dangerous by the psssions which have no. been
cited, the hopes deceived, the individual interests
sacrificed.
'As far as it has been possible q yet 10 ascertain
by information CLEANED from various authentic sources,
the position OF Tuecan affairs IL this At VLlafraocs
the Emperor Of Austria insisted strongly on the restors-
ton of the Princes of Tuscany and Modena. Napoleon
ssseLted, with the proviso that there should be no
military foreign Intervention. The Emperor of Austria
counted the Graod Duke Of Tuscany beiog recalled,
disposed 10 resist first by .gs ie, the votes
Of alive assembly aud, If deeds be- by force,
the Emperor Of Austria aud the Crand Duke are
more urgent than ever With the Emperor Louis Nspo-
leon to come to definite resolution 10 favor OF the req
toraiiOn.
Yesterday dispatches were sent from Paris 10 King
Victor Emmanuel announcing the a3dicatioa Of the
Grand Duke Leopold H. in favor Of his FerdinsDd.
with pr mise Of the constitution and the Italian ban.
ner. 1bese dispatches followed, however, BY ~.
other, in which these promises melted into hopes OF
reform. II IS evident that the Grnd Duke fears the
eject Of the vote Of the Assembly on Europe, sad
wishes TO foreets the decision Of the popular vote.
Unfortunately the Assembly cannot meet Legally before
the Iltn Of August.
Snow, the main effort of the Tuscan Government u
to maintain order, and at tho time, keep the
prt ard revolution Of the country aad to use every
effort TO maintain toe principle Of interventionE
military mean; and IN this it Is hoped that Engiana
will unite.
The new Government at Turin has but one aamI
and will think itself moet happy If it can save Lon
hardy and preserve the Constitution. Piedmont, con
sequenty, can neither exerciss influence nor mnteV
he could no longer carry out bis scheme Of !tshas
emancipation, nor maintain bis coalition WIN tns "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

Uuif, rni'y Of the free institutions of those Stsss.
3. The fonresses Of the PeOinsuls 10 be declared
Fe(p,al.
Non iftervepto, of any for iga po.er 10 the IA
ian St.es 10 be- proclaimed DR. the safeguard OF the
pres. powers; ssy t<-s,es Of peace among the I w
fdr ,tops intervention Of State wi'h the an, lr'
Of spo,her-aD sGch matters "a DO referred - the
high federal authority composed OF the sove.eiSns Of
l.sy.
D. Uniformity Of weights ssures. tariffs, &c., snd
the Frf.ral authority coIfrei =, military organzalon
and The defense Of the soil ha is ~ say, grea. hoorty
Of action 20 each Of the Confederaed States.