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MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH ~, $50
THE BONDs no Re ISSUED.

In another column We publish the IA
vorable decision Of Chancellor SMITH in
reference to the question Of issuance and
use by the city Of the $500, 600 in bonds
lately ordered by the people. A careful
reading Of it will discover 60 the friends
Of Memphis that every barrier to the
carrying out of the programme Of the
Finance COMMITTEES and the Board Of
Aldermen has been removed.
Already blythe promptness Of alderman
WoLCOTF, and the kind services Of the
Mississippi Valley Insurance Company,
OF which Mr.. c. P. NORRIS is President,
a majority, il not al the city en-
ployees are paid Of, and thereby re-
lieved Of an anxiety that only those
can realize who have labored as
faithfully as they and waited for 50 many
weary months for their wages. Mr..
GREENLAW, who has SC often in times
past proven himself a good friend Of the
city, has, we learn, Withdrawn from any
farther opposition in this matter, indi-
eating thereby, we will hope, the dawn
ing Of an era Of good feeling and unity
between all classes Of u people. We
look for an immediate steady advance
in the market value of the bonds Of our
city, and an upward movement in the
Price Of every character Of obligation
she hes now sfoat. The payment Of the
July interest is not only insured, bat
the prompt liquidation in cash Of every
indebtedness due or to fall due within
the year.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Uni
tarisn Conference Of the Middle and
Southern States which has been in
session here, yesterday adjourned 8laa
die after electing the following officers :
President, Rev. E. w. Clark; Vice
Presidents, H. Ware and S&yles j.
Bowen; Secretary, Rev. Fidd-r Israel /;
Treasurer, Rsv. z. r. SswelI. Execu-
tive Committee Harrington o. Shute,
h. Ware, Geo. @. Bonner, Z. d. Keith
and +. J. Priessly.
The Conference meets in Charleston
mex year.
The rush Of parties to the Appointment
Once OF the Treasury is go great that an
order Will be Issued excluding applicants
for office until after each days mail is
read.
Judge Fisher, Of the Supreme Court Of
the District, accompanying > delegation
from Delaware, called on Secretary Bout.
well this morning.
There were not as many visitors ss
usual AZ the Executive Mansion to-day.
Before the Cabinet meeting to. day.
Judge Swsyne, OF the Supreme Court,
Hon. W. B. Allison, OF Pa, Senators
Morton, Yates and Cameron, and Gen.
Logan had interviews with the Presi-
dent.
By direction Of the President, the com
maDdisg officers OF the several srsenaIs.
and Of the Naval Academy, will at once
reduce the number OF enlisted men in
the Ordnance Department
The Senate this evening confirmed
Reader w. Clark to be third Assistant
Postmsste General, Moses 81. GrinnelI.
Collector Of Customs for New Bork; A.
B. Cornell, Surveyor forlNew York L.
n. Coy, Assessor for LIST District of Ar
kansas; Jas. a. Cooper, p District Of
TenDessee ; J. L. Smith, 2d District Of
Mississippi Miss Julia z. Voolfolk,
Postmistress Of Jackson, Tennessee /; 0.
r. Smith, Canton, Mississippi.
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CONvExTIOS, OR NO CoNvExTION.

CGNVEETION, Or No CONVENTION.
In our local columns we publish a let
ter from "Ths People" adverse to a
party convention for the nomination Of
Judicial officers.
The correspondent presents some views
upon the subject that a while since were
common TO the Conservatives and Demo-
Gratis, but which have been exploded, as
Judge PERKINS showed in the APPEAL
OF yesterday, by the announcement Of a
determination on the part Of the Radicals
70 support no other candidates than those
endorsed by & convention Of their party.
There is no help for Us. We must have a
convention, and a strictly party cOnVen-
ton, to be composed Of a regular number Of
delegates from each district and ward,
who alone shall have voice and vote in
the selection OF candidates. AS the time
rapidly approaches when the election
will be held, we hope the Executive
Committee viii make haste TO call it at
once. The party lamps have to be trim
med, the fires rekindled, and q thorough
reorganization be had, where all ia now
chaos and confusion. The time is Shorthand
we must be quick. We must be united.
We must, ali Of us, put our shoulders to
the wheel, cheerfully and willingly
throw aside petty differences, and discard
petty ~jeslousies. AciiDg in this way,
despite the gloomy f~orebodings of our
correspondent, The People," the De-
mocracy will triumph, and our judiciary
b permanently reformed.
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rELEazsAPHIo mARRETs.
Eew Torz sgarket.

New EoFs fs0TEet.
EEw YORK, March &c. Cotton is quiet,
lands at 254G20ca Flour So 6ia6 ~. Whisky,
Western, 95c Wheat, Bnripg, 81 A9l G.. Corn,
Western s59a5c. Rice doil; Carolina Ssz904c.
Coffee NORMALLY u~ncbanged. sugar duii
fair TO good refining i2H@l2Nc. MOlasses dull;
New Orleans Sic; Cubd 53e.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 26-Wheat 81 35Gl 50.
Rye 81 A.. Barley 81 95Q2Oi. Cotton quiet.
Middlings 271zc; Low Middlings 1612c. Butter
IS 44lc. Eggs 2592ie. Clover seed SIS 25gl5 so.
Timothy S3s3 10. FLAX setd 81 70. Coffee 2JN15c
for common 70 choice. Money easy. Bankers
continue to transfer currency TO the East TO
keep up balances.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.- Tobacco-Ssles 1913
hhds. at 81 509l7 .. Pork sS2. Lard lszc.
BACON lAc, I7gl7Lc. Bulk meats l3c, l69l6%c.
Flour IS STAT. Corn 62G6Sc. Oats bS9t5c.
Sugar I4dI6c. Molassss 6OGS5c Whisky &c.
Cotton 25Ac. Wheat 81 459l 55- BAY, prime,
81.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. March 26-Flour, s4d5. Wheat
81 As. Corn 6970c. Barley 81 80. Rye 81 .
al %. Whisky go. Groceries unchanged.
Pork $50. Bulk rib sideS 1910. Bacon IA, I7@
I71zc. Lard lS49lS%c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 28.-Flour IS 1895 "a. Wheat
81 lIAc, Corn 54HG54Hc. Oats 64g6i2c. Rye
81 2O.n.-arley 81 10. HighwInes SS9S9hc. Pork
S8l. Balk shoulders l2s9l2Hc. Hams l6c.
Sugar l4gl6c- Molasses sl9l %.
New Orleans MarEet.
NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-Reeeipts to-day
29O7. For week 1880. Exports for week,
foreign, l6,47S; coastwise l5SS- stock 1854
sales 400 for week u 1850. Steady. Middiings
2S4c. Gold 32o. Sterling RIO Commercial
1 94l%c. New York sight sac premium.
Flour easier. Superfine S. 70; NA s620; y
IS so. Corn easier Zoe. Oats dun toe. Bran 81 is;
Pirk is dun at SO rs. Lard, tleTee, 1917
1879; keg 20HS2l%c. Sugar dull; common ll54c;
prime l4Lc.- MoIasses ssaIce; prime 73Qd75c.
Whisky depressed western rSctiied S59S7Zc.
Coffee dull lair l4M9l5Ac; prime l7Gl7Zc-
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RESIGNATION.

We copy the following from the E0eR
ing Ledger Of yesterday:
Editor Ledger. The editors OF the APPEAL
snd Agolaalcae viii please accept nny resigna-
lion a. a member o. the Democratic Executive
Committee. never sought position, Office or
profit at the hands OF the party, and shall feel
relieved by disDuTdentmg myzelf Of any rep
resentative responsibility. 1 hope the editors
OF the Appel and Apaldache Will so organize
the party as 10 secure better results than here
tofCre. Respectfully,
?. 7. sCRUGGs.
Il is with reluctance that we accept
the resignation of our old ard warm
hearted friend, Judge SCRUGGs. A
more genial, upright, honest gentleman
q hardly be found within the corporate
limits OF Memphis. He hes proven him
self, in times pest, to possess an intellect
81 the first order; has achieved the re-
spect Of the people Ct the State, and in
spirit and TO the letter has more than once
fairly represented them. We regret that
he should be the first 70 resign from a
committee, to the personnel Of which we
could have no objection, bat to the work
ing and efforts Of which the people have
Offered much both Of objection and opposi-
ton. As journalists, we have TO express,
not the individual f~ancies, viii or wish of
our friends, but the desire Of the public,
TO whom We appeal for patronage and
who look 10 Us, in turn, for sn expcsi
ton OF their desires and opinions; there
fore it is that we urged the resignation
Of the Committee, OF which our honored
friend, Judge ScEUees, was a member.
We kROW that the rank. and file Of the
Democratic party are dissatisfied with
the action and judgment Of the Execu.
tive Committee; we know that the
members Of that important body were
regarded as behind the party rather than,
as they should be, in advance Of it we
know that much of the mischief that
has eusued TO the party from the County
CommissioneZship election, grew out of
misrepresentation Of the condition, pur-
poses and ability Of the party by the Com.
mittee; and that many, perhaps, indis-
Greet persons, regard our failure IS
due to q want Of conformity on the pkrt
VI - SC0AAAeeIC NhC Hb GA a ma
jority Of the party. To justice, therefore.
to the gentlemen composing the Com
mittee, nc less than to the party, we
called upon the Executive officers to cali
q Convention whose duty it should be to
nominate candidates for the judicial
offices to be vacated IN May next. and
to fill the positions on the Committee.
which it was expected should be vacant
whenever the people willed and ex.
pressed themselves through their aecred.
tied organs to that effect. We
reluctantly chronicle the resignation
Of Judge SoRUGGs because we can
personally vouch for his fervor and
honesty. But as be has elect
ed, SO be it. II the remainder of the
committee will follow suit they will
have credit for regarding the future of
the Democratic party, and for a desire TO
restore to US the harmony, energy. skill
ana enterprise that are essentials of Do
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AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, March 26.-Up-Forsyth, at
midnight; Burns, l am; Mary Erwin,
2p.m. Down-LumtDary, 6 pm.
River stationary. Weather clear n
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-Down-Fort
Gibson and Westmoreland.
Weather cloudy and mild. River re
sing-ten feet four inches in canal.
ST. LOUIS, March 26.-River swelling.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Raining hard
here.
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attention., BGHErMptS!

In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee-In
Bankruptcy.
At Chambers, in the City of Memphis, in said
District, on the 22d day of March, AID. 1859.
THERE are on my Docket over one hundred
IL cases in Bankruptcy, in q condition to be
finally disposed OF.
Notice is hereby given to such petitioners
and their attorneys, TO obtain their Discharges
before Nay LIST, and avoid the delay, annoy
anca and expense OF having the cases returned
to the ONCE of the District Clerk.
There are also over one hundred cases sus.
pended in the Clerks Office for failure TO de-
posit the 500 heretofore necessary. Parties in.
terested are notified OF a modification OF the
practice, so as to require, in advance, SO in
stead of 500. Those, therefore, who have paid
$50, can have their cases referred Immediately
on peyment of SD
Particular attention Is directed to the pro-
vision in the Bankrupt Act, which requires
that :. there shall be no unreasonable delay on
the part of the Bankrupt in endeavoring to OBJ
tain his discharge"
T. LATHAM,
mh23 Register in Bankruptcy.
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v

NASHVILLE, March 26-Dispatches
from 6reeRvillc stated that Ex-President
Johnson, after suffering for twenty-fou our
hours With gravel, is again up q in his
usual health. Dispatches TO the Union
and ADsericaR, and Banner arrived to-
day, from Greenvule, announcing that
he will speak at Knoxville on the 81 Of
April Nashville on the 9th. From
Nashville he will proceed to Memphis,
and will speak there also.
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By Telegraph
ARKANSAS.
The Legislature to take Recess
From April 20 January.
River, Weather, Arrivals, Etc.

Special to The Memphis Daily Appeal
LITTLE Rock. March 26.-In the Leg
islature to-day s joint resolution was re-
ported by the Conference Committee to
take a recess from April 1st TO January
s, 1870, which was adopted by the House,
which has al along evinced a determi-
nation to take s recess instead of adj
j0Urning sine ale, whilst the Senate has
been willing 10 adjourn. The House is
said TO be opposed 10 the Governor, who
desires an sdi0urnm sGt.
Weather clear and pleasant. The
river remains en- a stand. Heavy rains
above.
Arrived-CoTs s, Argonau5 and Ar
kansas. Departed-ArgOnaut and Van
Buren,.
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BROWNSVILLE BEE.
Col. W. l. WEsTBRooK d R. W. BEERS
Late of Mississippi, Late of Mobile.
&c BEERS.
Editors and PrOprIetOrs.

A LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL, DE
n voted TO pure Democracy and the rights OF
The people
TERAS-Inyariably Ia Advance-Two Dol.
lars a Year; One Dollar Tor Six Months.
Our very large and rapidly increasing circu-
lation enables us to offer Observation-Disclosures,
as an advertising medium, 10 business houses,
T. IKE ENTIRE
WESTERN DISTRICT.
PS- NO advertisements received except 70
money, and at regular ratsS.
I Address, WESTBROOK q BEERS.
audit Brownsville, Tenn,
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NOTICE.

OFFIcR Memphis CRY RAILROAD Co, 4
MEMPHIs, March Is, 1859.
The semi-snnual interest on the bonds OF
this Company, due April !, 1865, viii be paid at
the Office of the Company, in this city. No. 4i
Main street, aad at the Fourth National Bank,
New YoBk city.
mhg6 j. g. SMITB, Treasurer.
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hiCal success. But designations or not,
Sc want Convention. That we must
have. VIII the Executive Committee
call it?
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NASHVILLE IND MEMPHIS.
THE
and L0uisVHIe ana Nash
vile and Northwestern
Railroad.

CHORT ROUTE VIA MCKENZIE. THE
- only line running sleeping Coaches be-
tween Memphis and Nashville. The very best
and most pleasant route from Memphis and
all points West aud Southwest 10 Nashville
and Middle tennessee.
Leave Memphis (clty tine), 5:45 a m. BIB pm
Arrive at yille........i 300 M. DIT u: 20 am
By another route passengers are compelled
TO change cars. Persons asking Mem phis and
conductors for checks good, va Me-
Kenzie, can visit Nashville on all tickets to
and points North and East without
charge. Ask fol tickets via Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad.
Ticket ONCE, 237H Main street, corner Jeffsr-
son, and at Memphis and Louisville Depot,
head of Main street.
j, w. THOMAS, Sup't.
A. !. LANDS, General Agent.
W. L. DANLEY, q. 7. a. mh26
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NEW ADyERTxsm'ENTs
Statement OF the Condition
or ME
INTERNATION'L
INSURANCE CO.,
OF THE CITY OFNEW YORK,
ON THE
3ist Day of December, 1858.


III. TTSSURS NTIE Ills
located in the city of New Yosk.
The amount of its Canital Stock is s 10000
The ameunt OF its Capital STOCK paid
IN is 800 900
as follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
Agents or other ersons-.------~ 1888 %
; owned by the Company,
to.wit:
IT. s. $50 Bonds r.r vaIue s526 500
u. 3. 10 40 Bonds. narValue..... lG4 600
u. S.. Six per Ct. 81 wear Bonds. 2l5OOO
Virginia State Bfnde. S7IOO
New YORK Conifv Ronos $500
-
Ss9I 100
Market vafue se03 49, 80
Loans on Bonds and aortgaye. icing
the first lien ON unincumbered Real
Estate, worth double the amount
loaned 500 o.
Dahis otherwise secured 1872 100 20
Debts for Preminms. 2I.S92 SO
An cher securitiEs I44S{ az
Total Assets &. III 1872 "A
I..htI,,1as.
Amounts due or not due to banks or
other creditor------....-... None.
Losses adjusted and no. due------.- None.
Losses anaujusted and -
Losses in suspense, waiting for fSl55,ISI 10
iuItnef N ESQ N
All otAef cIaAhs against IHe Ooinf"J' i0feooW
T.,ol rtob,,i+ias az e9g al
O'"i
Ihe greatest amount insured IN any one IIsA,
The greatest amount ailoTed by the rules OF
the Company to oe insured in any one CITY,
town or village,
The. greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block,
No arbitrary rule on these points This
Company is governed oy q pfucenI regard lof
The construction, occupancy and exposure OF
rtsks.l
STATE OF NEW X IS
COUNTY OF NEw YORK.
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, President, and VIII
LIAM J. HUGHES, secretary, OF Lhs lnteTna-
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March %. Edward
Bates, Ex- United States Attorney GEN.
eral under Lincoln, died yesterday.
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MARCH 27. 1869.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Last Day and Night of the Great Artistic, Mrs.
+. WANDER, assisted by the accomplished
Actors, Mr.. j III. TAYLOR and Mr.. GEO.
&. BEUKS.
Saturday Evening, March 25.-At the Mat
tnee This afternoon will be presented MARY
SIDARr-Mary Stuart, Mrs Lander.
AT NI5HT-Win be presented Shakespeare
great play, n , acts. entitled HENRY VIII -
Queen Katherine, Mrs y. w. Lander.
SoALE OF PRICES-Dress Circle and ParQuette.
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 ~ Family Circle, 50
cents COiored Boxes, 30 cents; Colored CAL
lery, 5 cents.
Doors open al quarter 70 : O'Clock; curtain viii
rise At 3 precisely. BOx-book open from 10
O'Clock am. TO 5 pm.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-OMPTROLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. January l. ls69.
I, g. W. Blackburn, C1mptroilero O. the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Home Insurance
Company, located at New haven, in the state
OF Connecticut, has produced to me satisfactory
evidence that said company has complied with
al the rtquirements Of the laws of the Slate
of Tennessee Imposed on Insurance COmpa-
MES; and I further certify that II. /. TJmliD-
son, Agent Of sad Company, has also COM
Piled with The requirements of the laws of the
STATE, made and provided in such cases
Wherefore, ssid Home Insurance Company
has authority TO take risks and transact the
business OF insurance in this Slate, at Mem.
phis, Tennessee.
@. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller o. Tennessee.
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Come to a shoe Store for Shoes.

VHTE are now receiving supplies daily of
w Boots, shoes and Caters, comprising a
full and complete line, from the substantial,
through all grades and qualities, mp TO what our
c0iored friends call " de 6usion Bend CATER"
J. s. LEVErT & co.
feb27 Cor. Union q Main streets.
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JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AMI BUILDER, No. 81 Jensr-
son Street, entrance in alley. Special at
tantion given to Stair Work. HcusQS ND Ve-
PRdahaframed ready 1nE shippiug nova
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDE NCE
ON COURT STREET.
By Monsarrat, Lanier & Co.

ON NEXT THURSDAY, APRIL lsT. AT II
O'Clock am, We shall sell, At public auc-
ton, in 'front.' OF our salesTOOm, No S76 second
street, a beautiful LOT AND RESIDENCE.
situated at the southwest Intersection OF Court
and Manassa streets. The lot fronts about 81
feet on Court by a depth of lsS% feet on Ma
nesSa street. The improvements consist OF an
elegant two-stOry Framed Residence, contain
ing 8 or 10 rooms, a kitchen, servants room,
p2niriss, cisterns, ETC., all new and under good
fence, enclosing an excellent garden spot IN
the west side of the iot. Persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing are especially invited to examine
the premises before the day of sAle-the same
will be shown at any time upon application at
our office or upon the premises.
TERMS-One-fourth cash, balance in one,
tvs and three years, with interest.
We shall a'sO, at the same time and place,
proceed to sell several other valuable pieces of
Real Estate in Memphis, which the owners are
anxious to dispose of at low figures. sales 10
commence promptly at IL O'Clock am, in ront
Of our SalesTOOm.
MONSARRAT, LANIER & CO.,
mh2l Real Estate Brokers.
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MAIN STREET STORES
At Auction.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL lst,

A& &Ss&A4 +SaN
We will sell, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, that valuable and commOdfOus STORE
HOUSE, No. $40, IN TIE PROVINE BLOCK,
at the northeast corner of Main and Gayoso
streets, and No. 36S, being the next adjoining
Store. These houses are built upon lots 'front.'
ing about 2 feet on Main street, by a depth Of
about "a feet-are four stores, the ground floors
being designed for Stores and the upper stories
for offices, sleeping-rOoms or for families-dry
and fine cellars to both houses.
The buildings are under rent until LIST 0cto-
Der to good tenants, and must always COM
mand full prices.
TERMS OF SALE-one-half Cash, balance
in Twelve months, with interest.
Register, TrezeYant s. Co.,
mhI7 d&w AUCTIONEERS.
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Notice.

Al wife, Sarah Moore, has left my bed and
w board. and 1 Hereby warn All persona
from crediting her, as will not be responsible
for any debts she may contract.
mh25 A. q. MOORE
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COAL.
NOTICE SPECIAL.
n. 3. PACKER q CO

HAVING purchased the entire stock of the
IL Hays Coal Comp, ny, consisting OF one
hundred thousand bus ,eis best Pittsburg Coal,
Yard, Teams, etc, togel her with their good will
and contracts, l am now, as managing partner
Of the ABOVE firm, prepared 10 supply COal in
any quantity, on short notice. Have removed
to the office OF the Hays Company, 2215 Madi-
son street, where 1 will be pleased 10 see all the
customers of the Old firm, as we'll as those
whose patronage 1 have heretofore enjoyed.
mh2l II i PACKER.
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O THE PUBLIC.

Any APPEAL, one 90
.EEKLY APPEAL, one Qr.........--..~..... 2 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-18

TO Consumptivcs.-The advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy-after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
case Consumption--is anxious to make known to
his fcllow-Suifcrers the means of cure
10 all who desire it, he will send copy of tho
prescription used, (frce of charge,) with the d-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMpT1oS
ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs, etc. The object of the ad-
vertiser in sending the prescription, is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ai-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Feb 3n,o
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RUSSIA THE ONLY EXCEPTION Galignani
says that, through the efforts of Gen. Dix,
Americans will in future be allowed to tier,
live in and leave France witho ut passports
a remarkable concession enough, consider
ing the combustible character that attaches
to some of our wandering citizenship. Ame-
ricans are now free of most European king
doms, with the notable exception of the
Czars territory. And yet Russia is the
power towards which free American sympa-
thies illogically tend-a striking illustration
that extremes meet.
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ADULTERATION f!

~ doctored with salt, lime and alum, are among
the latest adulteratons discovered in New York.
was astonished that brewers in New York and
less money than the materials cost me to mako a
pure; unadulterated barrel of Beer. This mys-
tery has been solved; the above poisonous ingre-
aients are not costly; but persons in the primo of
life, possessing strong constitutions, will soon
IND their health fast declining. and it may be,
MI premature graves, if they persist in using the
make. not life-d destroying, but healthful beve-
rage, 80 that it may be drank by the most delicate
without the least danger.
Feb IL JOHN c. SEEGERS.