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Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
The Acquisition of Cuba.

The proposition for the United States gov
eminent to acquise the Island of Cuba, by pur-
chase OF otherwise, has called forth good hit,
which, we believe, originated in the New York
Post. conversation is reported to have taken
place between an American Cuba-covetous
Statesman and an intelligent Cuban lady, IN
which the American gentleman asks her opinion
of the proposition to purchase Cuba. The sub
stance of her reply was that it is simply ridcu-
lous for the Americans to talk of purchasing
-" the queen of the antilles when they are un-
able to purchase their own Mount Vernon, where
repose the remains of the Deliverer of their ma
tion.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
F." Let us make River to the Mountains y

Under this heading the St. Louis Democrat
breaches a magnificent enterprise, which is
nothing less than TO unite the wates of the Up
per Arkansas, the South Platte, and the Kansas
rivers into one stream to fill the bed of the lat.
ter, and make from three inconsiderable and al
most useless streams, one broad, deep, naviga-
BILE river, that would open the far West country
clear to the base OF the mountains, and into the
new auriferous regions. whittier emigration and
civilization is now powerfully attracted. The
river thus created would be equal to the Mis-
souri, in magnitude.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
(TO BE CONTINUED

or iho pressure of hard times falls prompt.
" nd heavily on newspapers. These are The
first luxurics cut of Tobacco, whi>key, cir
Gus shows-all these are indispensable ia a po,r
family-necesstics. They must be retained in
pressure, and the other Topped "A. Such Is
the " intelligence of the peopr"
OF Seven men, contueu 10 The l., usrtlc.
recliOn, say their first immoral act WIS a,'r,
ing private meeting 10 numlnate cunGntlc.
for city Offices - Baltimore Sun
OF Forty-inur new D -
Temperance have hp"t ci rt,. Y
lost year. Thp Ord'.r a.
members it, tb,t 81,
| 0E- The rn.sr".
Suck on the Red Sea, c,'n .'lrtcu
! or R.mbra hdt Peae's great painting ot
=. The Court of De tn" was lately sold tos
800 GEO
~ Gas ~ ah"n' q" hr :....,.
oI OaIyeslon, Texas.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

0~r II is estimated the coored population of
New YorL amounts to 10000. There are 204
colored walters and l44 colored porters-150
colored men are whitewashers. 50 are COACH
men. GA cooks, AZ BARRIERS, l92 aborers and ia
sailors. There are lS3 washerwoma IN and 2l4
widows without occupation. Coored profess
sonal and tradesmen are few, VIZ: 2 farmers.
broker, 3 printers physicians, 7 teachers,
Is preachers and ventrilOquist.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

E5-" Those who quarrel with your sen,i
ments. always read your paper"
We are aware of that. They cannot let it
alone. Ii they do not take it, they borrow or
sponge the reading of it. They cannot help
reading live paper, however much they may
differ with the opinion it utters. Many an enc
my has read himself into friend, and become
patron for life.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

o. The original statue of John Adams. the
evolutionary statesman, executed by Rogers,
the sculptor, for the chapel of Mount Auburn
Cemetery, was lost in the ship Oxford, on its
voyage from Leghorn to Boston. A duplicate
of it, however, has since been made, and is
soon expected to arrive. The chapel will then
contain statues of Winthrop. Otis, Adams and
Story.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

MCCORMIcK's 5 REAPER The patent grant: I'D
January 81, lS15, to Cyrus II. McCormIck, for
his reaper, has expired. The Comm ssioner OF
Patents overruled motion for extending the
patent, on the ground that the paienlee has
been sufficiently remunerated The manufac-
ture of this useful agricultural implement is.
therefore, thrown open to all who may wish to
engage therein.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

SHOOTING OF THE Rev. PETER E. GREEN.--It
may be remembered that, some months ago, the
Rev. Peter E. Green, of the Mississippi Con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church, was shot by a man
named Fisher, near Vcksburg. for receiving
Fishers wife as a member of the church Of
which MIR. Green was the pastor. Fisher has
been tried, found guilty, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for seven years.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

THE HEN FEVER IN ENGLAND.-By the last
steamer from England we learn that there is
now in progress at the Crystal Palace, London,
an extensive poultry exhibition. the coOps con-
tanning the 70" Is being mile in extent. Per-
haps some of the American beOks upon the
poultry speculations of the United States Of
several years since, might now be found useful
in that country.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

OF Paul Morphy, the American champion
chess player against the world, upon his return
to this country, is to be presented by the New
York Chess Club with a splendid set Of silver
and gold chessmen, worth $1,000, and board
OF like elegance. medal and a watch are
also ordered for him.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

OF The ceded lands of the new territory Of
Dacotah, lying along the Big Sioux river, are
already organized into five counties. The ter
ritory also includes the Pembina settlements on
the Red River of the North.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

THE GRAND national JUBILEE OF THE ODD
FELLOws.-The most extensive arrangements
are being made for the celebration of the forti-
eth anniversary OF the institution of Odd-Fel-
lowship in the United States, to take ploce in
the city of New York on the 26th of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

TALEEIISE's MAsrAL of the Corporation Of the
City Of New-York for 1889 is finished, and will be
issued next week. Mr. VS. useful manual needs no
oomulendation. The present volume shows even
than any of its predecessor the patient industry
aud excellent judgment with which the venerable
Clerk Of The Common Council continues to explore the
nusly records Of the past. He is the Jonathan Old
buck Of NeHYork; and not only in the city alone,
but even across the ocean whore ne has reached to
secure from the British Museum rare old plan Of
this city Of the date Of l66l-amost go years agos
period for this country of remote antiquity. The his
torical portion Of the book before Us embraces COM
plete fnaucial history Of the city; paper on the
learned DR.. Samuel l.. Mitchell; an explanation Of
the plan or map If the Town Of Aannados or New
Amsterdam above refe rred 10; the private proceed
ings Of the Committee Of Safety during tie Of 1872
New-York ffty.two years ago; recollections OF an
cd citizen and various other interesting topics. The
more practical portion Of the work, covering 800
pages gives almost everything tina, can desire to
know concerning the city al present. ii, charters,
laws. OrdinaDces public officers and oil manner ofin
sttu.ons, with locations and managers, employees,
salaries, and al other important facts. A great
variety az illustrations usual interpreted along
the text, such old maps, old buildings. new build
Jugs, views in the Central Park and We are glad to
see very excellent portrait Of the honored compiler
binse9-long may re wave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

10 suspect himself sss clever than he hss hitherto
imagined.
Toour ccuntrJmen we say most earIes''y' ha"u'
of, Let us ket perfectly cool The oe'iigrfehS
.esm about equal in capacity to do each other Mis-
chief and are quite equal in the badness oil tne
cause they respectively uphold. The Austrian hm-
r..ror has no right 10 tyrannlze in Italy any more
than he had to crush Hungary. Louis Napoleon
cannot resly design or desire to give Italy ths'
freedom which he denies TO France and the choice
between one despotism and another IS not worm
hundred Of the million lives that this war 10 ike
" to destroy. The triumph Of neither oil these
de.pots can result 10 lasting good; but the iHJur!
thry are sbout to tact on each other may De oi
great benefit to the People, whose turn Is 70 come
next Let no Republican willing! shed his blood
in this war of autocrats; let no Republican embark
in il, even his sympsthies. Weare forciby remind
I'd nv this quarrel, of the words OF little poem
which appeared in Liberal Paris Journal oil ISL
.. when the French BourtOns were about 70
send into Spain an army of one hundred thousand
led bv tLr Due d'Angouleme. to put down the Con-
st;tution and restore the absolute rule OF ferdi-
nsud VII.
AsrsnisrS TO Freuchnsn cried
IT VA. from PyreueaD sro~D
vle.e are ycar couu;rys gores rovi
lie check his tale q days gone BY
OF yicries won. bot now forsot
There is but true victory
I !, to be FsEg-snd yon are NOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

G., ,rvrrors ADVERTISING Ono Of our eity 49,,
fud a advertising Sale. sstis and tae ~ ,S
-, -, ,n.J- a.. li~aTsliy. trr~sr e"f. 81
Wy. n,s 10 that Journal w-rr ;iry hnd ftaay $3.50 n
s,lJ h, ,l,-Nd dudg- Of the df-r- Il we Pap-t "
, circulated ncre largely aons purchaser Of thAi 0A
u pou,-E.y-l Joanna! Of Commerce.
TIL, Jer, nal has kren eye to the main chance
There is paper which lit is Intimately circu'
" ates more largely among purchasers OF that CLASS
:. g nronertv" than THE TRIBu NJ but the modes'y
which logbids tn. Journal to name 'hs' ues''a''o
medium. does not preclude its calling attention TO
the fact. Let Hope. Slater Il Go. take due no
.ice and govern Themselves accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
X. X X.

THE REGULAR Army AND rnE REsvLAS FAerLrr.-The art
ofWaf has made immense within the pEesE ee11y
Cannon thar h their mark miles announced as saving
BEEN invented Furvp. Bot What is the Science OF Mrd
cine" dong follows formula tia, followed
hundred CsOrneL opium, tac lancet leecaes and
main reliance, they thea IT, outside
tie profession blonss the crvt Of efficient systems q
mcdicstca RADw AVS Rec- are great mpro. -nns On
the old LcInss routine u the Gspcnssr the Minnie Rite
On the oassioncd trumpet mouih, blunjeEbnss Tney
srappe With suhdue disease with the certainty that
performs allotted task Tbsy do than this
they youd sud hhind the mssdy IA The Constitution
OF the ps, yiug hin stamina ana - were fresh
l-a~c Z life In msiaons fevvr.. cbrs, cole aux dysen
isTy scTos bilious disorders affections 81 iae Kidneys the
stsn skin uscls aud the Glands we'd
surrrtve they achieving vctr which ae pas
nacepx and Ms;eTs Mcdics Of he faculty - SHAME RAD
RELiEs r,svs the patient nom the mist excra-
eating paroSy u few minutes kApwArs hEGr-
LArSS PHI queky correct all and derannats
OF he hyer Spleen stomach bowels Kidneys, skio,
heart sid regulate. each sud TO the b-shy r
Torrance duties II the bowels costve, the kiHsys
sush liver torpid epgod dose two OF ;hese Ps
ynaoy~s dcues ana hes,th and regularity rcsn
preme In the place OF dsease and disorder.
RApw,s Remedies sod BY Draxgsts and storekecPefs
sx,ryxA.ra Rkp~AY l. Co,
No. = yohn-s;-, New-ToTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Speci,l Dspatcb to The N Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, May 8, 1862
An investigation will be ordered next SESSION.
covering the persons and papers which disclose
Dir. Rucbsnau's correspondence with Mr. H. j.
Walker in Kansas. and the secret history OF the
Lecumptou Constitution, which is now 'mperlecty
understood By the country. These developments
must excite general Indignation.
Efforts are making to remove Mr. Cuts, the
fsther.in-lsw of Judge Douglas, whom Mr Bu-
chanan wrote that be appointed without reference
to tie latter.
The decision as to the California mail service
y i'll not be made until Postmaster-GenerSl Hots
return.
The President processes his belief that England
mems 70 carry out her understanding with this
country in regard TO Nicaragua, notwithstanding
Sir Gore Ouselry's operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
DNsrEPsiA DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA !!

Dysp~yss Nstionsl Dvss~ess slouaoh feeble drs
ton distress habit. bilious condition h9"
many suffer with and is attendant symptoms OF low spirits
had taste tongue obuphed head and attacks OF aesd
ache Vel how few l. ~u-r~iiy, OusAu--
he bw, constpacd resort il had to ca:hsEies OF Taxa
ve. But such condition never cured by eaih.iics
whose only ofce Is weaken the digestion and impair iAe IN
tssriv o. the entire ssiuilsiye system.
But IIUMrHREys's HoaSoPArlc DYSPEPSIA PiLLSs simple
p-hsve cured hundreds q the worst AID
moot obstinate This done simply by improving the
restoring the integrity Of the digestive organs from
which god appetite regular habits, cleaT heed and
buoysni spG Such medicine Ia gen. aa4 only roiiros 10
b. Known 10 be appreciated.
Pricv . cents pei box It'll d ections. Six boxes 81
n IA fail set Of HrNFHREYsS HonEoPATHic SPECIFIES,
with Book Directions and twenty dserert X m"iics Ia
large walls. -, do In plain Case, 90 family case
Of 10 boxes and book, -
express tree VI charge address ee,P. OF the PRICE
Adsnrs. DS y Humphreys Co,
No. So Broadway, New lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

The Hon VIM d. Bishop, who represented the
WITH District of Connecticut ia the House of Rep
resentatives until HIS cOnst tuents replaced him
with better man and sounder patriot in the
person of Orris s. Ferry, has been appointed Com
missioner of Patents by the President his claims
being considered stronger than those Of any other
bleeding democrat"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

sb,do,, il ma, cast over the future pro-p'%N' 81
Italian independence. or however 1t may u'''
mstely interfere With the patriotic or ambitions d.
pirations of Sarlinis. is not on that account any
the jsss dangerous to the continuance OF the Ans
TRAN dominion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
To tie Assooii.td P7es.-

WAsHsGro. Friday, May E. 1859.
Ex-Consressman VIM ID. Bishop, of Connecticut,
was to-day appointed Commissioner OF Patents.
General Cass held an interview with Lord Lyons
Yesterday. and with Senior Mets to-day, On business
connected with their respective governments
Utah Affairs still occupy the attention Of the govern
neut Judge Cradle baugb has not, IL reported. been
removed, although the probability is, that he will
be.
Twenty.six third assistant engineers OF the navy
having passed the usual examination have been war
ranted. These will supply the deficiency OF such
officers which has for some months existed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
Execution Of "a Murderer.

CuICAGu, Friday, May b. iS'9.
Michael McNamee was executed this afternoon for
the murder OF MS wife last July.
A respite was granted in the case of Michael Finn,
who was also to have been hung to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
National Typographical Union.

DV7IVNi z IIud. WY o tvt''s
The banquet in honor of the National Typographical
Union va, given by the printers OF this city last even
ng at the Revere House.
Among the speakers were Mayor Lincoln, Joseph
L. Buckiug ham, Senator Wilson, ex-Mayor Rice,
Josiah Quincy, jr., and Charles Hall. About two
hundred embracing large number of the craft, wero
pTe-eLt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
The Oberlin ResCuers.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Friday, May o. 1889
Six OF the Obern rescuers pleaded lily this morn
ing and were sentenced each to fine Of twenty iye
dollars and twenty-lour hours imprisonment Bush
nell is lot yet sentenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
Steamboat Disaster.

CiscISsATI, Friday, May 6, 1853.
The steamer Jacob TRADER IN attempting to land at
the wharf here this morning, struck pile Of pig iron
which had beeu covered by the late rise in the river
ard sunk 10 ten feet Vt water She aiterward took
fire and WILL probably prove total loss. She il
sured IN this city for six thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
The Morris and Essex Railroad.

NEWAhk FTIUh!i VIZ o, Io'J5.
The DIRECTOR of the Morris and Essex Railroad
Company Yesterday resolved to extend their road from
The il this city to New.York AMI 10 one
million dollars capital for tina, purpose. Their
s~ kholder- called To meet OH the 10th Of May to
cany out the details. The extension will probably 60
10 IlobOken Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

Six Of the "Oberlin Rescuers pleaded guilty
yesterday, and we're sentenced each to pay fine
Of SIS and 10 suffer ~ hours imprisonment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
The Case of Selvis and Mares.

S,yAsSAH, Friday, May D, 1872.
The Jury to-day, i'll the case of Selgis and Mares,
charged With fitting out the bark Angelita for the
lay IT, trade, rendered verdict Of Not Smhy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

The Anniversaries will commence on Sunday
where advertised in this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
The Bark Aerial.

BALTIMORE, Friday, May o, ISJy.
The bark Aerial, from " inington, n. c., bound 10
Havana experienced u heavy gale the I'D ult.,
,prung leak and capsized. The crew were rescued,
alter being vu the wreck two day. by vessel bound
to Liverpool Subsequently they were transferred to
the brig Princess and bf.ught here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
urcrrns, F.nNA ia in Rae hichest rrpnte a.
New9lork Daily Gribn,re,
SATURDAY, MAY :, 1859.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

no notice be taken Of Anonymous Communication "at
ever intended o Insertion mus, b. authenticated % ue
and Of the wternot necesssriy tor PSoncs
ton, but guaranty for bis GOOD fath
We cannot rejected Communications
Business TnE TxsvsR Oeo should In al oaSes b.
addressed "a iIoRAcr ORErLgy Il Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
Southern Baptist Convention.

kIcHNOND, Va. Friday, May 8 lso9.
The Southern Baptist Convention met to-day and
tie atenoance was large. DIR. Richard Fuller of Bati
more was chosen President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

Mr. A. Brandegee of New-London was drst noui-
mated Ga the Republican candidate Cor Speaker Of the
House of Representatives bat declined on account #
rs brother: death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
SUiCidc.

MONTREAL, Friday May 0, 1872.
pensOner. named Joseph Bramley, threw himself
in front OF train entering st. Johns this afternoon
and was inst ntly killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

The mails for Europe by the steamship ARIEL
will clo-e this morning. at 10! O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

Those Of orr subscribers who have changed their
rsdsncA frs, Of May will obse If thew viii leave
their new address at this ohioe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
Ice CRy,M-WnoLEsaLE AND RETAIL.

Ice CRRAM-WHOLEsALR AND RETAIL;
Gardens. Saloons. Dnlns R'tn. hoSls s'e.~o,as. ei'
.ior.s PSs.. Church Isn b,as r rsrss comn.srrb
s III = : Al.E.I Hat, rL.p,-.,t
TIT CHyaPIST BOOKSTORE IN THE WORLD Is
rsr.ovrd from Nc go EAsssas. to NJ 81 fs-"n st. near
Bpors,Rs have lust roeiytd from sec.ion =
osNyw Bo0Es many hundred volume. Of which thy sell TO, "
rer mr. vnurD- puh-sed : D Among tas'n arr M
Iuslinr. Cspterblry Tales Rural HOaes hynnsdy.
Dv.ue Life Mosa;'s Southern Africa; CusS'eE' Europe
Orrsted'' Teras, &c at, .u 4,
$1,000 REWARD will be paid on toe c0ovicii"n Of
rJ coauterf-tine DE- Tos,s's VtsEI.s LisiaE7f
Tosbsobe Pairs Of a.! kinds and CSro;o q<ri
then sUy o,ter remedy or n" Psy Sd y A. ,he 'H
= oruts ard 81 oeu'a Depo'. n" . Cou'''snot".
Doors AND SHOES FOR ALL CLAssRs.-lhe
best place purchase your Boots and saoe Is 81
~ thrn ohssrr tnaB any other dealer the country III.
socE einbrsc.s every dsseptn for young anr oii m H
establishment and make seectons FOR gfss' bargains os
st CAMILLE
CauTIOS.-Ali pcrsnns are csa'iHned sasin't
A.cant direct inirs-nsnI Of 9y Pstet: Of May
IGS. L HAsRY ssiIA
CAUTION
Al persors hereby forbidden. andsr The penalties q the
law sEans. pirchssilg SEWING MAeHisLs OF whitney Ly'r
their agents their cense from me u lls oA revoked
ke~York. April 25 1888 T. Howl y.
HRCKERs' FARINA is in the highest repute as
delicious wholesale fcd 81 all Of The y-.T IL
ss p-f raTon from whes, without the sdTiECre c other
grain and hence is nssushe in the summer se,on kSen
svey sed tie House. St Nicholas Metropolitan ana
othf r.,cszs bot and sslus spidJ beooniE! in
dispeuable dian all good table,. -
HrcgrR BsoruEE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

rS~idnc W Rrnoklyr. trvrcd tn 10 On cs,' -.
Aida 1t ID was Y,ry tBr, hir .idei 81 ~ 0ItSA Ia
ncozI,c ,r ,.s G.risn E@ Yot .. II 6dk, :" 80 n
oar s.rsisI the bay ca h- erpAf"" ~
Futors Ry or1eT of tn COuu4.'<e q AfTans tHf-a@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

HILLS HAIR DYE 80 cents . box. black or
brown warranted Depot, No Barclays. also sod At No so
Brsiws and BY ali DrusEta niaheis oAsrssr sad ITO
s.LI. ft srowth ~su.y Of the Hair Arctic 0ny
MAJ ~ Chap, Buns, Bod, bsai0aS H1ss, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

C.ydn. SALOONS Duns R.sns Ho:es s,eanloos,- shrrr-
.ious Pr Sr. Church Fsirs Balls. PsrtHs. famhe- Il
arri.,a hv Tfr PATTxT sTEAN les CRFas Cosrnf-os,
~ - - ALE.KT Hall, Propc-et5r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
HoMpnRr,s's HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS are


Ninul golden opinions by the brilliant success they daily meet
m curing the SICK Hundreds Of OF PilEs, OF CATsKHh
81 DHSPrPsA CoVGns and CoLDs of QUO HEADACHES Of
FsysR AND AcuES Of 90 buIOUs COMPLAINTS, am bong
.audns LEvcoRRHtA being cured weekly by the use u
these ample SrECuCs Each Remedy SPCcinc Tor par
ucua ard In purchasing can o..en be made
OF a most serious and lon; standing aGscnt
n IA full set IL HpNPHREys'S FoN0oPsrHic S7E
cnioS with book of directions and - Remce- an large
dschn1 vial. and So pain do IN 81
family case Il IS boxes and boOk. 81
The Remedies by the single box OF fun cases sent 70 any I'D
dr. rxJros OF charge receipt Of the pro
Aadrcs. Co. Ne. $50 Rrnadway. Now iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
by THE NIAGARA.

The mai,s ot the steamship Niagara, which arrived
at Boston yesterday afternoon, reached this city ~
midnight; but owing TO Of thoee misfortunes which
are sure TO overtake the press when any impottsss
oeys Is due, our packages Of papers were mislsid.
wa however received, at lister hour a lcttor from
onr regular London correspondent, which we hasten 70
lay before our readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
TIE CHEAPEsr BOOKSTORE IN THE WORLD
81 90 REWARD will be paid on toe cooviciinn of

uy one couuterfetinE DE- ToeI.ss NtsHIi.s hsaESr IL
s Group and Dy7ontery Coc sos ia1na'
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