The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1847, Page 4

Papreegnansisinecmgrnarernenitunina Togard thip steteot things ocninendly ts low as Ramarao es. Mexicans to figh' t them to a Ae after the a beeanse it may induce t! very thing which we want wre uot prepared to cry “ hold,” after bongs they have received. sie vtesieon nae yuest. All at sold at prices ranging, as im quality. belie Hay _ (St with “path raw—The sone is abundantly )) is selling = rt er straw, $2 50; Sees 100 led Wasurneron, March 14, 1847. ‘the Methodist Episcopal Conference. Daring the past week there have been in con- Cotton ‘rade. The flaming extracts we make from letiers recently vention bere some two hundred and fifty preach- received ie ere of the Methodist Episcopal church, headed by Extreet frome lotior dated Mobil, ere sis Bishops Morris, Hamline, Waugh and ethers. It Middling this ned ee “ po eg ~ Fy Ped he ie. ee dates from Kew York | | quote fair Uplands it 11 oants ” Another letter so “Market excite ary a 103g c. Js being paid for Mid | di and ile. for Middling-tair, be the brokers taking | all factors offer at those rates. is the annual assemblage of the Baltimore Con- terence of the said church, at which the ministers are distributed to their various circuits within the séveral States immediately around us for two years, there being two riders to each circuit of | — one, two or three counties, one of the preachers | Apeter iter ‘for the last few days has been stiffe! being ehanged Sibel 9 year, and the prendion el- | up, and is fully halfto three ears higher thane w ate as they are called, of each di ing the Our factors sppear Il fortified in the way of money. and they ai alt io the pate Hons-—in fact, many of thom have’ 4 deleyates to the conference di: iat the ‘withdrawn their sam- preachers. Today (the Sabbath) the preachers of this” papularchurch occupied the pulpits of all the churches of this district, excepting the Pro:estant Episcopal andthe Roman Catholic, preaching in ali the rest morning, afternoon and evening.— Yhere were probably not less than forty-five | ples entirely. Most of the planters are now ith: Fan efford tp bold their crepe; indasd, mart of thew: hove ordered thei ir cotton held for certain prices, which is, no e of the withdrawal of samples from the oe ag prices advance, England will get but Another Pfetter says i— a wey, Parker, 14 days from Mat ethodist sermons preached in Washington and | agunate et ieee ene eam eet, the following | kage ou K Co. iain company with Brg Caro,ine Georgttown. to-day. Presbyterians, Baptists, P | MS Baton) Cudenes, té load far Boston. Lutherans, Universalists, Unitarian, and others, | 100,000 call +} Lad safety. : mend | p Waison, days from with cormsto were all to-day edified in their own churches with | . + 470.009 | ; the plain, flat-footed Methodist doctrine gWe like | syoxj19" 2°. >a ane i is Sidays from Philadelphia, with em, to Altred | it—we like it very much—and like Mr. Sevier we are also in theory a Methodist—we go for good works. “By their fruits = shall know them,” saith the scriptures; and that’s what we say. We like to see good fruiis. We go for the good old tash:oned Methodists; but we can’t sanction their | camp meetings near large tewns or large cities.— | ‘i 1,705,000 We think 1,800 090 a full estimate.” woe find in the Prices Current of 6th instant, the fol- Excess of recoipts over last season at Charleston. .110.906 bales erasing 260. 30 926,160 1bs, But when we look at the results cf the labors of | Savannah 15. .38 686,796 lbs. the Method st circuit riders, we cordially wish | Rate. . vi is: 1,254, haga ibe them in the continuance of their labors, God | OMer ports. 3,867 416. . 1,518.906 ibe, speed. They are the pioneers of civilizauon and | 210,408 bales... . s+. se 6.81; 31,244,300 Ibe. Deficit at—* N. Orleans. .181, ia bales—averaging 480. .69 180; 400 Ibs. of christianity—they lead the way into the wilder- | ness In the wilds of Texas—in the deserts of the far West—in the green valleys of Oregon,you find | Leos ae) uaa polis them, opening the t. ‘irgiu te 360. Ns. » opt g the track tothe advancing glory | NW. Gavoli % Oe $6LOlbe, | and prosperity of our incomparable Union. Lops to die a good Methodist. Respectfully, We | pati 18,229 022 Ibs, 181.244 390 1b: 229,022 Ibs. « 6,984,082 Ibs, It will be seen, from the foregoing statement, that while there is an increase inthe numer of bales at all | the ports, as compared with last season, amounting to | 18,919 bales, there tual deficiency in weight | of 6 984,682 Lbs, equivalent to about 15,000 bales. Itis proper to remark also, that we include in our re- | | ceipts this year 3,367 bales, received at the Texas ports, when we hi from the same | places last down to Texas should be dedacted from the increase | noted, which would reduce it to 15,662 bales, and make | the iacrease in weight 8,361 987 lbs. ‘Tua Doctor. Wasaincton, March 13, 1847. Mr. C. J. Ingersoll’s Rejection. It appears that the vote by which Mr. Inger- soll was rejected stood in the ratio of 13 to 16—a portion of the Senate being out in the lunch room just about that time, and Messrs. Lewis, Speight | and Colquitt absent from indisposition. We | suppose that Mr. Calhoun and his friends will be arraigned as among those dissenting to this ap- | pointment, and on the ground of a factious oppo- sition to the administration. We assume no set- tlementof the difficulty ; but it has been intima . ted to us, that in a certain publication of June, 1845, Mr. Ingersoll, in speaking of the interfe- rence of Great Britain and France in the annexa- tion of Texas, and of Me Guizov’s plan of * balance of power” on this American sontiaene= | thatis, a balance of European power—took occa- sion to deneunce France as “the degraded ally |“ Mome, Merch 6.—Our last Tueaday’s report reel of England Ax? it is further urged that afier | market down fully Kc —consequent upon the receipt of | such an express on us this, it would have been an | the advices by the Camb jay, the pri- insult to France to have sent Mr_ Ingersoll as am- | vate correspondence by this arrival came to hand, and bassador to the Court of St Cloud; and that | te market opened immediately sfter with a much bet er feeling. which has continued to pre ‘until the de. there was a probability that he would not be ac | Giine noted hus notonly been fully reco but it will cepted. We shail see if we can find this objec- | be seen by our q ae elow, that there is an actual tiouable paper on Monday next. Our authority | improvement on current at the close of last | is very good. Ww. The sraneaestans of the past three days foot up 500 bales, as fol ows--2000 on Wednesday, 1600 on 'rance . The increase to other foreign ports Coastwise ports. Southern Cotton Markets. al New Onveans, March 6.—The demand ci tive, wita sales of 5000 bales, and yesterday’s advance | | the Dress pent yesterday S000, ut an advance of | | 4 a Mo. | s Li Wasutseton, March 13, 1847. Thursday and 9000 to day—the market closing with much firmness at 9}, 29% for middling; 1 Mr. Senator Semple. middling fair; and 10%0. for fair. ‘The, receipts week ai baluw ; exports 14 on hand ‘nis peptnee, of 176,797 bale Cmanestox, March 10—The enquiry terday 10 Upland market, was again to a fair extent, and as raliy ‘acceded to the. rates demanded by f the day amounted to somewhat ri- sing of 1200 bales, at very iull prices, ranging from 10% a 11 cents ior ordinary to fair. Mr. Senator Semple, of Illinois, has been invi- sible, in the Senate, nearly all the late session— for the last two months of it, we believe he was in Illinois, or in parts unknown. Why? Way was he, wo shuld like toknow? It wiil be re- collected that last summer he was hauled out of the cars (trunks and carpet bags going on to Bal- timore) und made, actually compelled, volens, to plank down a subsiantial vote for the tariff of’46. Since then he appears to have been | ashamed of himself; und tue Illinois legislature ia electing Mc. Douglass to supersede him iu 748, | perhaps completed his mortification. ‘The fact | 18, if he dida’t wat to vote agains his conscience he ought to have -esigned, like Haywood. But we hear he has to be compensated tor that vote, because he gave it against the grain, and that he has been waiting for the governorship ot Oregon. If so, the failure of the territorial bill has defeated | the proposition. We object to the appointment, and upon the simple ground that it would be in- consistent to appoint a 6440 Oregon man _as go- | vernor of the Oregon of Forty Ning. State of the Flour Markets. New Oaceans, March 5 —Saies of 1100 bbls Ohio on the steemboat Jandi A handsome lot, at $5 60, and 200 choice Ilincia at $6. Also, about 5000 bbls Ohio iu store, sold at $5 6235 —contingent on freight engagement. De: | mand for Iiucois brands for the French market Sales yesterday, 25000 bbls Ohio brands at $5 50 a $5 623¢. Corn—Salvs of 600 and 1600 sacks white at 85 cts. Cixctewart, March 10.—The market continued rday, wath a drooping tendency. js from canal, in two lot store, and a few wegon loads, PHitapeLrnia, Mi quiet | ‘The sles include 486 from railroad and $4 25, ‘The market quite dull. $5 76, and one also of 1 at45c. Corn—Pennsylvani: ry eld at85 0 663, without finding bay wre Puiwapetruia, March 15, 1847. The report of cannon, at daylight this morn ing, astonished almost every one, and various were the conjectures what was the occasion they were meant to celebrate, Some thought Vera Cruz had been taken, and the salute was in honor of the victory ; others attributed it to the demo- oratic triumph in New Hampshire, and the tem- perance men concluded that the tavern keepers er keg of $5 per bhd for raolusses, and $2 60 Per box for Sugar, were the Jat rates paid to New York ‘and Boston—these rate: offering and declined, ves- sels asking $6 for Molasse: Matanzas, March 6, 1847 —The late news from Europe has given much firmness to our Sugar market, and estab- lished an advance on our previous. Owing to the great scarcity of vessels, however, Sugars ure accumulating, and prices may again recede shortly. There is a lit io superior Muscovado in market; superior,to choice quali- ties would command 8 to 8 ris. ‘Coffee isin moderate | were rejoicing on account of the city and county t from $5 to $6 for seconds. Molasses i in| | it it i and, and seve: ha having been stricken out of the bill now before ot 3 rls. per keg. at, whi ri vaio deans may wed | the State legislature, to allow the citizens to de- | advance and Aikisets tacaliributetle te ke demand for cide by ballot whether licenses shall be granted | | Earope, to which Seber aits several ral large cargoes re NOW ment or not. Allthese suppositions, however, happen- | suificient for the wants of the ievuuee iodine wy 4 is dull in consequence of several | of | id Beef at Havana and here pty hhds havo been | selling well, but the receipts of late have been frequent as weil as of Shooks, and these articles would not now command more than our quotations. ($1, 2 ris. Shooks, $2, 2 rls. for Sugar bhds, $1 5 ri Pitch Pine lumber is in little ju ery scarce and much wanted. The peng: rt, are boing taken up for Boston, Philadephia and { N ¥ from $2 78 to $3, for box ————~———_=z{z=z—i—E———EEEE_ Passengers Arrived. St Cnoix—*hip Emily—J D Azereda, J Z Rodriguex Cuanceston—Biig Emily—Miss E J Jackson, J Jackson, T Kebee~6 in steerage. ed to be incorrect, for it was subsequently ascer- tained that the salute wasin honor of Gen. Jack- son’s birthday. Honor to those whoremembered it amid the Ler forgetfulness. How utterly depraved would the moral charac- ter of this and every other community appear | were all the villany and. brutal actions daily per- petrated laid bare to the common gaze. Without determining whether the exposure would bea benefit or an evil, permit me to describe an occur- rance ot recent date, which will most probably | claim the publie attention, as it has got into the | hands of the lawyers. A female, the mother of two children living in the western part of the city, was in the habit of aoe her eldest girl, about ten years of to a neighboring apothe- cary store, kept by a nice young man, for various articles which she needed. A few days since the child returned home crying, and, after much trouble, the fact was elicited that the apothecary had enticed her into aback room, and there attempted to commit a fiendish eget upon her person. The mother called in Passengers Salled. Luvenpoot— Packet ship Wat 14 Jno Platt, Horace Fuller, 8 b L Backer and son, DiSoecs, Ragland, aw blolisr, Voseene” New Yorks 4 uchtou, Sawyer & physieian, who attended the child for some | co—18 Parker—I Kolker & Molimon—3 ei ders, ‘during which time she was confined to her | ¥@ & Schneider—12 Wetimer & iguana BL A Tay lore Simonfeldt & Bert—18 Hanler & Ostenheim—2 co=1 © Ahrenfelt—3 © Muller—4 T sieuhein # eee on Keoml Almy & Fattisou—2 Bovey & Witte bed, so severe were the injuries inflicted. No sooner had her fears for the safety of her child been assuaged by recovery, than the thirst for yengeance upon the guilty cause of them returned with full force. Procuring a cow-hide, sue took eecasion to call at the store, and though a woman | of slight and delicate make, she took him so by | surprise that he received many blows with the weapon, inflicting serious cuts upon the head, face and hands, causing him to prerent euch an unpresentable appearance, that he was forced to confine himself to his room for seve- raldays. He was foolisi bore, subsequently, to institute a civil suit against the lady tor dama- | ‘ge the glass in his show-cases having been bro- en by the blows ofher whip. At the hearing of the case, the amazon made some taunting re marks,alluding to the cowuiding, which increased | his ire, and he added a@ prosee wion for assault | lor—i93 do Wm Bamwell—102 do and battery. He had previously avoided any | i L Maitlont—33 do Brown & Neils mention of this circumstance, being ashamed 10 | Pofford & Pillecsou—1 bol confess himself licked by afominine. She was | so (zo held to bail to answer the charge at court, and a | & fie Judgment issued for the damage. Tis, of course, ‘was not to be borne by her withoat r-taliation, and ig before an alderman, she had him bound \ 5 over to answer for the heinous offence, which had | 0 jusdy merited the punisiment inflicted. His | alacm at the threatened exposure has induced him to make liboral offers for a setdementof the affair, but she is resolute in her refasal. Sales of Stocks at Phiiadclphia, Maacn 16.~ Finer B —12 Merchents’ and Manu- facturers’ Bank, Pittsburg, 443, 45 Kentucky Bank, 74M; 4 Girard Trust, 21; 760 County 6's, ‘60, new, 87; 100) U 8 Loan, 6s, '67, 102%; 26 Lebigh; 27; 20 Pennsy!- Trae Gat Pat Pena Tee Sares— ‘icxsburg Bank, 834; 2 Pennsyl- ha Bark 2804 2 Lehiga, has, 2; is 8 Loa "661013; 8090 I ‘roasury notes, 1834; 7000 U Loan. 6s, ‘07. 10a%g, 1935 Lehigh 6s, 69; 1000 State 58, 71; 50 Res RA, 29, 200 Vicksburg Bank, #4. F Wood—37 puncheous ium J Brew 410 do 3 hh & Vose—i9 hhds sugar 19 bbls do Scks molasses JH eed ca mize A & W Delafield—$4108 » Bage—I MINGO CiTY—Sehr Emblem—o97 Pes lignumvitee 10 ey 125 hid oT a7! erovehes do AC oat ec Domestic Importation New Onteans—Brig Moselle 110 ke Worke & Drake—40 chs h uns 63 tes do 705 kegs lard Dwight, Jo Chey code w ) Les Go 4 bhisdo & W White—! vI Stepnens & Hasker135 bales ‘cotton ‘Barstow & ‘ew Onteane—Bark Tecumseh—1 hue & co—.7 bales hemp P Bina do Land 77 bbls a Lees kee | Waxon & co~735 bbls hame Hubbard, skey Lawrence, iy Murray & co~ 158 | ah be bbls Dork 37 to ined Ss halt Goto se le lo do do 88 s do G Letand—8)3 bbls rk Ss stake cea ww Pai Vp. por! juydam, Sage & ¢o—i70 Brig Franklin —203 hhdssagar 763 bbl mo- e—Ari Emily—200tes ice HS Li = tee epofford & Tilenton—ol ds F Bui a Ww weg «8 yarn 66 do iburgs W 8 Mow. Fm bbis G —_————— ee MARITIME HERALD. SEES PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 16. ubinsoa. fn, | SON RIbES ig | SON seri att Oe st 4 ALxs—1000 State 58, 71; 6600 Texas Treasury \proeyl Ireland, Cham: notes, 1556; 1950 U 8 Treasu 4 0, Duohain & Di. 9834; 40 Girard Bank, 114. Saeeos cuneate hinidt & Balcnen; E D Hucibut & 60; COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. feland, rete Vane: New ¥ le Market, ‘et y March 16 —At | ‘& ‘ale beef cattle, (736 from the 1000 sheep and lambs. | ry active durin, south) 100 cow & Pouvert; Edwards ue—The market has been ve rey, Iresand, the y and holders +till continue to realize | Recut § BY al Good retefila, le pg tr trom $7 t0 | oe iss, Pawo Badger Peek i per owt. These red as ex. | ev: Star, Titeomb, Sagun Ix Grande, Cabs, ivesmich tremes of the general range of pi , though a few lots | Walsh, T wo, do; ‘ction, Hume, Ber- ot ver very infer quality, for alma Ho @ Consumption, | 94% tiny us, Weeks, Mobile, J Bi were sold alittle 1 ged an the for jan, Norful. quotation; os | ‘The decrease ia cxports to Great Britain is 146 46 670 bales. | "i hee from Peay Des, mn grket pesos a ‘orter, hd i) tos 123 bois molasses. 'y with brigs Cushnoc, Bree mdse, to Saree whe #t Georse, of Warren, 18 et ego | Sehr d W's Smith, 3 days from Philadelphia, with com, to A | Barratt te Co. Schr John B Smith, Prime, from Phi a our. ‘Sent John B Moni Stoop Staavard, 3 Sy | Barratt & Co, Beiow. Hy Rio Hatch, with hides and logwood, rick, in ballast. own. Brig Porto Bie to Boonen, Grav Br bri Also, foark! 1 brig—unkn Salled. Ships Waterloo, for Liverpool; Marmion, do; Hudson, for Adam Carr, de Siiacelinneous tecord. Hackstad, for Liverpool, and Bp!en- } sail this morning. iL Asuonz—One of the pilozs reports that a uted ports, supposed: British, weu i jar Glasgow; Br bark br KET smips Fide! eis, fur Havi i soutn of Little morning last, aboat 8 o’cloe! ou Sunday, with Ughters al was eee We w filled with water, aud every 1 ‘out or sua! am sony tt rin} | aud tied them together so drifted toward the shore. al Exaantown, March tlm Arr schi hom: hel for Bo-too; Feivws, ‘t Lam, Swe t, New York for hours upon thom befure | rr ext morning hard, in two fe out to repair ie pher free Dy d, which pl cepting ariving here the wext day schoouer, with which we © anything, bat for 10 we recuraed to ‘s'rindad, SHir Montag. wich tslands, vefure revort had put iu to laud Mr Hitt, Baax Staa, Mit 1s’ Hole on rik @ Bacue McKvsi nthe 26ch ul. pass reports: the VE end o! the Giacd | te had all been ianded rleans, Wi ‘aused her to wind from’ Si to NW, wi mast and j1b-boom, split sai U 8 sloop of war, standing E Elizabeth Elfen, Ty Feb 21, lat 25 11, lon 4: dace, off Caryafort Shin Oconee, 30.45 fn Li Jat 19 57, lon 40 0: Collin 25, off Tortugases eri rand 3 fy 12, 30 miles SE Fire Island, ett, 3 Brower, fan Boston jon Be berk Albert, $5 dy 10, lon 5 burg brig tied Jat 30 50, lon 7: at Norfolk. j on fst, lat 37 45,100 7 Schr Katahdin, fm Georse lon 73. i ais Cyneentsy fm N Yorl jon 7: Schr Lydia Stover, Dyer ares ‘At do Jun Is dave, China ‘Nant, do. hy Cate «26th, Wim Lee, Rae the, Drake, rted at Hilo, tioned lo, wati, ton. Beamv: Norfolk tor fect! bark ir Luffm on the Spas oh Mal York, was at Hamilts: if, Havana) ‘or do 7 day: bai offin, ton. read: Hearty, fr for do, dave: Mi from and for New vor for do, ready; FA oy br cf 2d: Fininuel ya ats spoken) Keb 25; brigs Char merrier, Pomsroy 5a W sai'ed »!80 on th for N York h Mare! 4. Osehi Cook, Hronkion achi just fe ‘more, delphis, di on same day; Fayette das fom Provid-n ‘ork arr Feb 28, wi rom Boston Maniew, March 31a por in 5 days jee 1 a Feb 2-10 por Navtale Mar ss 00, Feb 5—! York 12 dyes Patestip Ban JUAN DE LO8 noticed @ pair of remarkably fine steers, raisad i m, Tampico, N L MeCready & | Gaonrer County, Pa, that Drought 100 per Ib, 40 head | FeuteT Penta a Georgetown, Bad feok ote taken for export to Bermuda, and ebout 100 remeia Jane, Od worn dios yer te unsold. ia Bi Cows end Calves—Thore were a larger number on | © ne timore; ‘Thomas sale last week than have deen offered for many months | ,,,, past. Prices have recoded a little—the average of the rge—U yeast, Lennox, Piladstphie. 9 I About from and for Boston, wi 0 Ara Cy Bremen, with er ia aa ae Tim, spoke he sty a ry ‘hi He passed the Br bai rk Lord W" but the wing commesced blowing ve: and my trunl ell, of and for Bostor jeaky and out of tothe ath ins der would be shipped as ‘The bark will provably be condemned. which lost mainmast with all sai harlestoa, from, Jib-boor tig Ocean, fm Boston for Balt, Feb 19—by the Antwe: bout Feb 24—Ia port, soles Nassan, Howes, nextday. Going in, June, pa, about March 4—In a had ean! right, was reloading and would proce ‘nell, of aud from Bostou Cc ARDEnAS, March is port, barks Levan Posiled Uyhie J Baigent, fro lsnd ute anye far New Yor! Blanch rd from fercions ie Matanzs for #xlumore, y May ageing, dd . aren,’ Driukwater, Biiled, aon? Lidia Brot | Susan, Sesrs,fiom New York do, ch 3—Goiny for achi ‘oy 4—~In port, ship Gen Harrison, Kennedy, joni, arr Oct 28; b ig Henry, 1.0, Feb 23—No Americsn vessel ; senr Wilder, (01 Be Feb 27h, via & Thomas Disease and 8 W Paso Ye Lee The ‘Tharston. wae Some, for < bg Pa of " nears face peat via ‘Eee Newel | octane ropertaas si! W Keight Satford, (of For 29 43, f wien 4 fom St Domingo City, Feb 21st, velit ina, ta, ton", spoke for zs, with mo- Nphia, with corn irginia, corn. MPuilsdelphia: with cora, to A | i¢ Partat * Froteiencer “Allee, do; ask Wierd, Crow: "ata 5 natalie om jade argh sey, Alone inne eae fa dutress, Ete to ite. mypsou, Havani hrs Blor del Mar, Hh tamouth {o ra Waod, ‘Thomaston for New 'd Rediagton, Hunt, St George Ry ortsmoath for Norfolk: Eiffo P orks sane in, Gardner, au | for Viraiaia Grorortows, March $—Arr schrs York, bouad to Bucksville; Gre HoiLmes’s Hote, March i0—4 ea. ‘San Jum de los Remedios, Feb denas 25: ult, for Boston; Monhegan ingtom N‘:, for dox schs Gea car Ww C, lo; acl a ¥, Pave aan Tae otowa, "DE; Bola, ng, Boston, Tor Stsppahariocky Hltas Fate, Spear, nin Spent, on arew: at Are Ei Masdrooe ‘NOrlesns. ds im Bermuda for fm Pale mae fos Boston ac ‘us, Lewis, Rappahan niladelp phia. sores Homer ‘ei fomer, anda NYor! jeo Thomas and Sol wn. 12th—Are brit Howes, Bow: ley, Porto Cabello, 231 alt, for Boston ‘A Nickerson, Smith, Aw ia port, Jane Howes ‘3 to tthe mene ay | fresh from the 8. W, io ing: the sea to " chor ke anchors ont ‘that the mate, the cook, ands his passage, were drowned. 1 ich were fluating al that I could ous 4 imiles, di Dindi doy w “ reachon | i | Al . the Consul employed a a t to t to where we arrived Ii from Boston for Society a1 sailed fcvm Rio Janeiro, Jan 5, ick passengel a, arrived of her the teh Boston = Capt Batty, at New Orleans, jd the dr bark Uhusan, ashore ot ay MAL US: Bur Km anzas, reports, la€35, Jon 73, exper da very acvere rom BE to NE, da: ring which of P nara hhds Se: ott, at the Rio Grande, from ina calm, on the peach, ale spriaging up i the night from the jorthward, c e higher ap, te leak badly was called which ordered her to the Sth ult for about $525—no insurance. Desold. she was sold on Scma Atcr Bial ma, 13 day: Philadelphia, bnd to Brazon, put irts charleston ou the 9th imac, in distress, On the aéch ult, lat 34 31 Lon 73 da heavy gale of 90, enperien hich lasted aut as, and cat 48 hours. duieg rung fore easel to leal Providence, had very tb, atove buiwarks, jpoken. 1g E, Feb 27, lat 3337, lon 64. ter, from N York for N Orleans, ane ‘Columbia, of bath, steering east, Feb 21, lat 2550, lon Bhip Charlemagne, Packard, fm N York for N Orleans, no verpoo!, for N Or) Feb 12th, Kelly, fm N Orleans for Liverpool, Feb im N Orleans for N Haven, Feb hea, 15 5a ys fm Ponee, PR, for N Haven, March | for ETE Mareh 9, lat 28 fm Galveston for Hamburg, Sth ic G W Koight, meGeed, 10 da fm Cardenas for Portiand, | town for Boston, March 9, lat 37, | rk for St Merks, Feb 31, lat 29 31, 2defm Cardenas, for Portland, March 6, off Cape Romaine. At Callao, oe Chas Carroll, Andrews, Nant, 1200 spm c 8, * Gutatio, Horn, Nan 150 spm. R d TING, 53% moe out, clown; Young Hero, nior, and M Soot, NB} Solo Sal Newport, (oil, as before tthe 1 Seggoret be Beott reported 1350 wh; 20h Mar- SEL 100 ap £400 wh, (4060 wh this season) leaking jet 3, 2620' wh 100 sp.) bie ie Beste, NB, 40} roar Weeks, Nani | reported’ sid frou | Nickerson, tm Bos- ge or, frm. abt bere ort, ship Asia, her. znopet works, 60) Prot Elleworh) “th, wourd Proceed to & port jaliett, from Bonaire for New jut ready for sea Lewis, from Mary Ellen, Mickies, Maria, bwee zer, do for he for fora 4.10 ¢ Ne a5 a; He from 8 95 Maria, ‘Troeman’ h, from Bosron tor e ‘Abbott, from Havana for BOs og for dos Motto, ys: Pinta, a er Bu pan Ban, Great Turk, "orter, from euch. trom Boston, ju Ae- ae) Dyer, fer Sr pet ce ie: ser h, au ennera brig —, les way March 3 Art, from and fon cnilee 10m m" Baltimore, dion: wm, bark Mariette, Wells fm ree bri f, aud ‘Abietl. Haynes, toate bag Montezamas, Thom it, brig Rio, Var for Boston, offia from iiborn, in port. he Sia, Lockwood, for Ne Thomaston) Bryant, fro ort, perp Deriee. Tibbetts, for N 8 rt, bri | Volpe ee ush, Despat celsior, Eomer, 8 Parker, Dam us, M Marey, all for So: jon; Michigan, for Beli mpivn, for Nantucket. j March 4. rr ships (ae cae, ‘Onur. ihe fli America, St 3 Palo Alto, Galveston: sehr J. BOs Gs We. thos Frau Ro! oy dar barnes 3 Narr lope, (B Buiswebkrque Brass io —ankuown, C’ two baiqai a re; seo gpensons 5 bar to Providencs Fall River; tates Gardner, a Provide more. bound to Bal- NeWwrort, March 12—Arr schrs Wandopasso, Eddy, Fall River for Charleston; Orano, Snow, New Bedford, for N ‘or! Liver- Peat Black, eh To: rp. feom NOr ‘Ul'd Br ship ae, "Gra 1; brig Savancal Dina, NYorl ‘ SRinowick. Mareh &=Sld schr Annabella, Gibbs, Phila- deiphia, eats, Mareh 12=Cld ‘Sparta, Simmons Pallodel hia. Wiis rr echt AF Tho ord, onrd im. 10rt chr Marv, Libby M ik the New Inle: Bar, on it for some tac which has caus Mai rchr G@ W Davis, Mavch, fe f Wales, Kison, for Halifax, N ¥, Ww. Seiical RI, March 12—8ld sehr Met By Last Wight’s Southern Mati Herald Marine Correspondence. Puicat —P ora, Winslow, N Si rabella, ‘or*; Ann ard y, do; Emily Bourne, gine Rr Tidenge: guise ‘ kee ATT Br sehr Liver i Piaute biden a from Frederieksburg, about ‘homas’ Point, wa chia nie Mi ia, Jor Queen, Vieto th Steamer ip bound up, jartha Union Beep a brif Dari Bea wer Rip di Indie Bo Janeiro and a market; sehrs Po i Alexander, (Bi Cameron, Fort Soain, Tr , Elwell, Br ‘0; Joha Murray, Dever- Syston; Heury, Lowry, Norieans, via U8 equadi of Merico. bid about 936 A, M, on Sunday, brigs | of South America; Harp, 2 1000 LABORERS WANTED. ood Laborers, by ihe year, to, wuom good wages and | ¥ 1be to work on the Montgdihery aad in Macon and Chambe de uplands, the hes 'h of thie portion of | bast ‘inthe Union. Persons wish- | ew rYerk, ese do eo for five dollar \ by steamboats to Montgomery, for two | nar arth Fa ti pply to John ©. Ridd’ ther information, a} 10 | mery, ‘altuna; Walter Bulsuey, Hiddle & U Oates ra, Macon €0.. Alabams, March 1. md 2w*re MONTHLY Eee FOR eet E NEW YOR D SURGICAL ier ITUTE, No.75 CHAMBERS 81 Cases Sucemasyoury feienes 4 Bhuematism, Cage lateral curvature of 2 Unses of pleurisy, wuder treay- ee os nD | | MEDICAL 3 Diarrhea, 7 Examined to detect dis- 15 8e eases of e lungs, 1 5 Canes, of whites, fa n ‘of the womb, snd 4 ing down pains perfect 5 Gl. ly cur 12 Sore ey a Caen acute Gonerrhosa, 2 Cases of Impotency, 3 Gouonhaa {rnrenie,) 3 Blotches, venereal oo It rheum agin, Bs 2 discharges from Eos, ‘f tafncns, 6 Primary chancre: 5 Primary consumption, 10 Under treat 5 Bad 1 Fracture eof the tibia aud fiw 1 Fraciute of the riding 3 Large ulcers, of ong . ‘enereal Wari pera’ions La r Phymosis the 2 Suppression of menses ‘The poor attended to ag ate o'eloe Yelock’ ata chi ares mS ar Bphysicisn end Rurgeon. D LADIES Married Ladies wonld fad much Maier fag Moral Physiology, written te 0 additions aud alterations by " ry rent state of society from th he terrors of Poverty, aud the pros} eallaren, w which could be but peor! Md te Price of the & Co., eorner of Third Z ‘aud the Kditor No. 2 Ann ate, am PHIA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE—OFFI STREET, NEW YORK—The Memb ATE DISEASES—BRANCH OF THE PH PUA 97 NASSAU s | LICAT Tt BES, Co contidentl: ty | Bi 10 the aifiieted a speedy, sufe and periaeont & Cased 4 on the most moders and ‘selentifie prineiples day from all parts of the Usited | Beaten fit feand West Indie, who have pa tnboring as | der old afosticns, such as ag bones and uri 1 mm ke, ke. ‘The result sa Set treatment, em ering merenry, TH TRICTURE CUR HE SPECIFIC EXTRACT. weak: ‘Birictures, leet, | weet ey emisisan aid Wi decherges from we aretha | ful diuretic eu ‘any other remedy | oft thout mesrfeving in any way with bus! ricl QARBAPARILT ‘ated Betract of the D nee with the mont mo an ing = aries at ment. ¢ One in ai * | pane valu "eae ite 0 ee A and ra ; | casaleerty siter the first Ci oe ie ‘in, mats} semrearainss fou aed should not be one Lyre wil Dellar, cases eertnre onen ic ELIXIR. prazanen prt cect 272 ing tout iy tahasions, nervou oak ous of the sexual of ihe Union, by writing Meuetion, fet the the disease be of what Lieat pe it 7 Nasvan ies ‘3 on ee Ps ey b lp, \2 for the eure of Leyte | f the or | forse Spat TO al He s. es part rg shen indie pat to $5, Secording te te ota papeeetsnton den me, Sen Sato cases ovartbtue'? ly with Cg wo the Doe : Meee adhsi ted 7 aoe S not proper! itr hat have feat ae recat eee ptoms, ent cata ke. For whieh a chest conusining forwarded at aa < sees been a macter to-cnresoeasily. iets miseries thes ye en tee wi it raft inde of each ipo) frees ive shorn tit on se to ee MD gr tie ate ces | anit ect | ered, put many @ | | owe Ne te hae ha 0 Trina train of evils, affections, im no other fad. | | | | haps nothing prov practic - ertising & ry th sr Or 2 got ls pills for the the indiserimi inte cure ofthese complaints, these Temedies were good, such are the. yanoi Sxoms. whieh Goutinually arte in moany cases, and 20 PS ntion those: disenses differ froin one nother, that common sense must tell Shas what ts _ one eee ener ei in an pt It ia ing the 0 ea the author has of witeas these facts in those who apply. to him. For co, some afiticted with one ha per ihe other, while uot a been onciely, fi "en shot complaints were neither one nor ent and innocent disorders. the ideal buctotall: | hy | | sa | ofall te ceggn high oe peinfolly harras the mina the fnoat field ie tears ia tht of Bare poor patieat tegen tor pa sor dr nes the glee! bare a while, =i it whether isc ge return or uot, ‘one the better off. Now every. re iowa that all the physie in the world would never cure dust, (an cians in ‘stricture, aud yet, if pro and speedily be remov therefore, he would say, al to the most emiment ) Bow, , eapoeraes: a woperiy under if these ne’ ity dpe thel ay Ne oi mt Should ‘know. something stood, it may most easily ery one of common pru- remarks are phy i et Lt state, 18 eee ral ied in vei - "hi fits generally soeaupl i err Inacaveniense.” Nothing 2a excsed the tmr yat pain o1 mancelinempesintes of this 60 eer the hands stpropet experienced person, of Stricture is now in es many days fk demanded mouths. "Many persons consult the come on business to this ity for aor ine oaly, bu 5 ms cured, though it has been a source ol Bede ote post ofiee, attention.” The celeb che the fallo \y, ind 0% irntap’ torpo: , dyspepsia, costive: aie in ih pet junaer, of muscular energy, par 5 f the ‘back and lower extremiti¢n, inssitude, ml emi | impoteney,or premature sd total decay of vic the victim suflere aberration of mind ¢ of memory, dejeetion, of ms sold w | Lamp Srore, Sun bu 7 The city or co encles compleints. tothe afflicted as a Catholicon, atiections 708 yours. yer ure, treatmentis the moat ivate thousands ‘ofnames were the subject ions id wi Peeocrentie wae LITY, IMPOT®.NCY INCON- TURNAL EAILGSIONS, ue ‘ee, — brated and powerful remedy | bh happy effect in the practi: nein the British Emp! remarkable were the ed it as the “harbi: ger of i tain this high encomium, the but the wing deplorabl iscreet. secret habi forebodin Hickeison. do; Jane Heuderson, ‘Kobbins, do: A W Leeds, ( to social iuterco timidi distrust, aud love of Kndicott, di t Small, do; Overd, ribber, / solitude. These me of f violation of Ea mer Champion, Ege Harbor; barge eis the laws of man's ‘cal and social being. N ld brig William Henry, Ryder, of | “Hundreds of eases of sudden decline or consumption may Mexico; schrs Pennsylvania, Kelly, Wilmington traved to the above banefui practices. Youu men in Headerton, Robbins, Pawtucke Cak nd particulary in the coun ry, where these so itary Providence: Frivcess, ‘Tathill, New" Bedard ex Inrming extent, aiid those, t 0. “whose al orwich, + onn; Genius mpicn, * i ave not been productive} of ose Leeds, Eud:cott, do; barge Planet, Briggs, do | shuld attend (he connuh te, will sr at body wa mind di in col more, bound down the ba A Ta04 and the p | closures which Tpedicine, are hi Hota hd esi the | fantto a: Price $9 per’ batt ge ‘sii OTe Find Govdial contains no Mereary, ot ioe i ga ; id holes * Cordial’ sf carded to any yantry by addr sed. Also, for asle prpr yea ed 45 North Main nthe | {| Providesce, RK. I.:at 1 atom a Boston; Broadway, Albany; mor Mi bE ley, taiMerket | Street, Bal itimore, Md Withas Buffalo; and of Halsted, Rochester, N. Married persons, aud those contemplating marriage. raed of physical inability from certain causes, may con rd ‘onciseing $5, at 136 Falton street, N.Y. Micah, AbYice Becton LAMENT 4 cout dential HE SUBSCRIBERS wish to employ Ove Thousand | Fulton. oo all disen \M‘ bei in diet, ee from counties: Als: | cou ntational,, arising from potency, eugager it ‘Mo- | Festore the aystem to that seat oa vigor nature origin designed Stricture, a¢ ntly existing pies the patient ware, caused by maltreatment times c- the neg! gg ofthe parties ther bag by Dr. L. ae ae ed | fee, immediately. atreuded to th ad * torany part of the United Weates. Office ¢3" 3) mreet. a7 lst ver here the life o! coutemphi which once possessed. no pec fees, them to ae their children, de ie rtaut that! knowledge quire for ‘Un tae receipt of ove dollar yate Medical ' ompanion” wat 3 y part of che United . ae box ‘cabal consulted at his office, 63 Gold d jadi hin causing nightly e the Ae obj. nience of those who canuot consult the an his own peculiar and suces ‘he adopts particularly to each dical, as well as” rapid and ‘can be devised, as wonld willis id 869. Me oat Richial cod dolinerers stinet and separate rooms for those ie vito, ms may VIGORATING CORDIAL, that the |: Sir of lite. tid he nee ot this ‘Lh3 proprietor does not offer this ofan imporvant subject to from thous evil, and ela ‘ouly ouehor of ho} e. > hints ‘and fall dis y J Ye FAY, 136 Fulton street, buve, post paid, amouat ‘consult Dr. Converts, personally or by eter His treatrnent, int ventually, im- aplaint. te the cr as formerly igorgk ne ‘rouble | "ndividual waiter ofa specific ‘or not to ron | hy im) tle, $10 halt any mineral part of the mers street, near nervous or ject being 20 He 1D Wians PRIVATS wBvICAL 30) Ont ANION, by A.M. Monticens, Profetsor of di enscs of Women, Just Published. vice $1. | Secrets. here contained, thouuh of a nature strie,ly inteud ; for thy married ae to those contemplating marriage, st is eqn “t vaubjects trented of in the “ Married Woman's rivate, ‘Medical “Compa are of anatnre with whieh titer ervied or ‘contemplal ing marriage, pecially the great French diseo- cont*ined, to ignoronce o! if many a wife his fllea m the dr fics of pov Ty 1 ating. ye MID own ha epend mpon in this work. rt with. crete CO. weaine ‘one dollar ding fr be: H in mu fT imbDRWS On ‘That SURPRENBION OPQ AG) Bay The 7 y Members of the New York Collene o eine and Pharmacy, established for the wuppressioa of qi direct particular cae to at e vi mount of | at HAs members of the College, for many. yenrs those eomplati Ae living in pe jedicine and cy Ki the Cig of of Nev ered York, ¥ confident!: recommended eases of debility prodawss by pend, “pgs or cxeess or any It ji abseveres Pag This refined and the pari herbs is ote pails i anh sonal bape ligation, can ing all medi of | stating their cas time of fei ry any, ead exclosing $5, ToNte te thei pature, and can confi medical treatment, a valet an jury tothe constitution oF ¢ particularly request lone on the Sate Resranee of th sui | 1 hospitals in Europe, | Reeted with the Prine pA oe se nily fom eas dvice and Medicine, TAT PNAT: ALI Es the tansy, Co adtan | it imepnvenient to mak» olignton, can have forwarded 0 the mt jaseau street, VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC FILLS. i edy for impotence, sterility, or barreeness, unles: ‘on maifermati ttles $1 each; cases of halfu dozen sand sent to all parts ofthe Union. ® ALTEn.T VE MIX \@ perma @ of prima.* cr secon pbeisy ulcers, Meoden, or any comp,aint it octme yas susp val ing the sag lebih Thal VE mM jew You 1 concentrates 1 uelities and jently recomin: f peri con the existence of which as also rescrain- ipphaees, the farare eing possessed Uihes No! 618 Broad- time may be thus sll symptoins ‘asewhare. 1! a. ny M. moan, 6l0ets serine! Sd scharKes from the arecir orn! DEBILTE ¥ cuRED. repared by the Coliene e ‘At $1 each; in cases of half s dozs Sf: qarefully pac! fell and sent toll partsof the Unios. CT OF WARSAPARILE, « CONCENTR, a yo pos TREN LAN AND SAFIA: PARED by the SET AP vtedien armacy, Pee for the suppression of q Virtract, possessing st erly OF Prose of | 1 halfa dozen | count. The i ail dt promise te Permanent ement from appl: diseases avoided Do iPerscn ghest con lical cure, by jew York, { $5; eavevul! enti ae aloale | Bald Ly eases of | forwarded to ies of the lng | eae rate aintosale pasohaneins | BiChARDBON. M.D, | paw We Diessen sire, How Vou rn cure 0 gas hun f cases in the en city, Ne pace al Aas Poy sash ca hee TANS. 1. Townsend is ra from ei oes! Indifrent parte caf te! Uaton Peas tes spe ety of eee have eer ot ane aaa rae, prepa re ime tb fap. ot Wilson, MDa Be) Briggs; M. D, he Bein toa one of the most respectable physi to you, that | have receatly wi mente fe Gueenroat, Dr. Townsend :—Dear Sir—It fm wii facti satisfactic July 10, 124s. om that a |, in several cases tment boueticlal veraiu from your Extract of rd medicine, { bay bed | kta’ pee Ie tae armcver without bewelt. fate remo _ Dr. Townsend—Beii ih deatored freq use of Physic in eno the but at inst, the lite became, Me general commend _ bf amet bapba mir = yo a ast me are pail to the patro removing dis ase in some of its most tromblesame fo forms, iy twoall, asasafe and vi Brooklyn, ‘November Sieh, Late No fini ore | used phi iy cus om ua fe in het ryatal Pi fa Kt tothe public. two dozen, ke., ke, Bespect hysic ain jat rangement of the Compount derauged state. 0 i Nenad plosss send to ania meen Seat, M.D. ith Dyspepsia, fora ently to eradicate Yous forms, Dat oc of adlecting eloped’ iuelt igs juable masieiae: BENJ. W! peay y ay mobiles the poe jnice or: ngthen pepsia, however severe or Di rerely tation, food: he horrid Tantfereds from he roof my month to the sorn Mr Van anae th bad health. rere Fro taro Te tes, I Toamitted for some Trequired more, regard it a throat and the Wit ture, to tamily. tice to you, | au invaluable mediei ie wi e organs of digesti grnee, of Sarsaparilla. It positively cures every ease O ry chronic reat difficult, ost entirs PERSIA. or medicine has ev: r o reali fain which 30 pa ace Hound rathea, tri rilla es ale M.D. $3 Broeaway. ance you requested my Rave uyed fe ja my pree> months, aad kiyn, March 7, 146. such a nausea, or pate Leould retain the use of cocoa: el ‘Townsend: Dear Sir—In the sn iner of 1845, | was so afflicted with a disease of the throat, cheat Ye mucuous membrane became so affected every article of food | tuok produce that it was with J confined myself even his { was often obliged to thro and ator. that alt 1 can scarcely dem id I was apprehensive it avers rome. tat lower part of my He ha seorst forex vat that twas throctened By lisease became so inveterate, that it produ. 1 was confined forseve- Alban: m these ‘as the mach aad HEU! To Docron Townsrnn:— hanks forthe boasfia 1 ie siperienced by = ings which burdent» me. Les me, [Deter ofthe best 1 rad hy receiv’ able, bot ty the reli ime Months sin ied ever ee [Racprrd beceft. | cousidere eet a i tela ee oe! rat faant ho had not taken more than aif « bot ef tins andl small etood vessel. fi md felt weak and wearied by the je I fortunately saw your advertise- Y, i our fie PLaw Mr Van Klecek was former! yard county, and receuty_in isease was not cutirely vrei ait in cure for dyspepia aud affe itis ioothing. aud operates like a cock in allaying ‘bottle or two on hand for great regard, acough ough 0 be highly res- remembered to for a wuimber of years in very ‘was induced nt first to le. preparation of Sersa) bonud to assnre you that | esteem i¢ for such diseases x | have described. ere has soon found ate VAN KLEECK. Sheriff and Clerk of albany the War Di MATISM. More than one thousand cases of Caragie Rhenmat tere been cured by the use of Dr. Townsend’s ‘Senspariin’ following certificate was sent us Seamrien yepartment at ‘New Yorx, Dec. 11, 1046, Sin—! think it my duty to return you my own mncere nappy to say never ey joved better: leasure in recommending it tothe rm)? o¢lieve my life was sav. With toe Canes kets your grateful tric end, zit jicted, for by i of vour ya nitbest eae imowre p bart aay le before jueed me cy eves in as ¢ éfieeted au entire cure. It i yourreimedy, is now meee ang GREAT i ‘EMALE MEDICINK. Dr Towtsend’s darsaparilla isa oe and speedy care ipient ce Whit onsumption, , obstructed or difficuit Menstrmati ref, ani of Urme. or involuntary discharge ral prostrstion of the system—“o eae whether Oy Lane on, Jucoatinenss d for the geue- eeu sy anh pont cause or causes, produced by irregularity, der its wi ness of the id peu an and a and with other your medicine ommended fo: directions yor powtle of iat i seunonts je frame, whi iatel oh La th and full ace Nothiog can be more surprising than jes avian dome po the human fame. fore taking it, at once EScone tol fuehee. mal knows and feasivude be- I of energy un interacts the nerveless- Great cause of barred expected of us, in eases of s0 delicateata a en it certificates of, aap Torcireinay but gS ently distressed by continually By tion of bear lown, fal ae of the wi Cee and having ara, 7m cases wl tal poate cures, an meee We complaints ind restored her Leno ben efits she rect it, and vont B. MfOO ‘it Albany, Aug. aelte awellin < Af this will at the success of Read the follo be | Sines thc ownsend's agen sy BRooxcyy, Sept. 14, 1846. yh vows ty her feontive! 17, 184 Ste reapariti iat ln a short period fi a i Pi take slesmaie in as ecko te the public. Okie, cor, of Grand and Ly dina sta. the ledeiag it remo CKIe, Sept. 28, Dr. Townsend ae all whom ey concera—" ae ‘Sarsaparilli y wite nsed ore bottle ef your beget ae ity fag the, most alari MOST gical von ea ring end Dr. Townsend—Deat Sis } 3 ago with a se me very ae the ie quick co ed ht Trai jt, had e could i ras ¥ Tea. ot ‘say that vere of udm orig yefited, bet yas a little over « wears, and sinking very was realy dutronse ns Sere, erent ioed to my bed, aod was obi a any doseriy maciaced, ed as to be about my business, and hope to faa lew My cough and pain in th sweats eft ‘and 1 raise bat very |i gaming fougth. 1 feel i ie 8 day ee Sie BG wins a7 bare at MATISM AND HE “ the medicioe ne bed the hai hours of confivement, one week of it ase, tue dr psy and fou way toad astoni Wactbess tor atta tine ¢ i¢e to you, Or any one w ine, You are en canbe rayeell your tiost obedient pac gaeeat hed of ‘sev: AT vy orn extraordi- ielsevend tovell y you 5} oug in ther uid am ory theakfel {did am im entirely well, out I am so far om to “tive yous ingen saul ei. Moaey wid las Be te cats aft ted arin Hheniaatinas, ate bas ttlos es ‘a ferent dies to betes eae i of, bat all to no vary. te. wa 4 o yours Trial.” We procured some of It from tour ageat ( i cee a pe leap jeasure t Very shore tim caused] wonelan (esoeenes oh ore i saan fy ny employ) badly 170 bled with Piles sud ty com cines_and woud a ho a @. RANT, GAuRIT acy sae Townsend’s Sarseparilla r) isn for diseases ark, nin gece tate at Noumfciou, and nervous debiitty. the tollow 8ir—Th of your Sarsapar "hr ‘vowaaend ; Dow Bir The, ig ila to severe attack iran have, rol at crag of o finding relief exce fhe pena t to form You - : yore lead Al used two. bottles of y ranger aa ‘eel no nant of my ‘ord complain yor tl ter bieaton Geel he bene ti hr wrae Tata al 0 sal malys SOHN HALL. @ bree n is Phimis Smith, print of a tong standing James P Neilson, iles for thisrom “The followin man residing in ‘with the erysi| to remove it. Parilla. a fev eel I took two bottles, and noes pogectereee very, y y gu ravated cnt ERYSIPELAS. tlast resoived atsan, street, t, 3d atory, eured riem, was afflicted with the bleed 1g Faia years. and was entirely relieved by.asing a fe 8 eens seer Teeetved trom agentle- New Haver, Joly 1, DR. TOWNSEND—Dean Binet have bea troubled las for two sears, an be ee to. NR wi street, San Build t anything of your Sirsa rove. Leontt- eu five bottine Princiy g(a) el New York; al om . 8 State street, Bow ot & sons, i Nore ty mee Fails idelph 1a, ky tines, Pruggiet, Battinores Durol jehmond: Ce hen, Charles 1 Unartres rest, Jeans: 105 South ear! street, Albany, y, and bY | gists geagrally throng! out the United | and the Canadas. fone genuine, unless wi Ww Kay at ant 1 am deta Te