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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-08

Schr VIM Tompkins, Oliver, Laguayra and Porto
Cabello.
BRIG Oelethorpe, Sanner, from Savannah.
Schr. Mandarin, Hughes, from Charleston.
Schr. Peruvian, French, from Wilmington, N. c.
Schr Jack Downing, Passapsa, from Philadelphia
Schr Norfolk Packet, Hambeton, from Philadelphia.
Schr Savannah, Gibson, ilon Iiayre de Grace
Schr. Chanceford, Myers, from Port Deposit:
Steam-packet Jewess, Holmes from norfolk. re
ports full rugged Baltimore built brig of Back River;
brig md schrs Off New Point and brig off the POLO
mac all al anchor, hound up
Steam packet Columbia, Guyther, from Georgetown,
Washington and Alexandria.
steam packet Rappahannock, Fairbank, from Freder-
sRTiiED-Barquc Ida, IIalle for Boston; schr. Cas-
sus, Hall, Gareys Ferry
Brig Argyle Goldman, of Baltimore, was still at Can
ton, Jan. 10Th, TO sail for the coast in month.
Brig Henry Z. SUMNER Tyler, from Baiunore, was AZ
Rio de Janeiro 23d March.
arrived at Charleston Sd inst On the lst lat 80 % lon
49, passed the wreck Of vessel, bottom up, painted
ports not coppered her stern under water and bow out
blowing fresh, could not ascertain her name
Schooner Maize, Chase, from Baltimore, arrived at
Schooner Robert Armstrong, Hollingshead, for Bnlti
more sailed from Richmond 9Th inst.
Schooner Baltimore, of Prospect, Me- bound TO HayTe
do Grace was stranded on the beach Of Berlin, Worces
ter county on the Goth u cargo 5000 pieces rail road
lumber.
PHILADELPHIA, May Arr schrs Hope, Rich
mond Intelligence, Havre dc Grace
NEW YORK, May 6-Cl'd, barque Chancellor, Tn
este: briqs Ayenr Havre; Ceylon, Mobiles Dutch GALL
OF De Vrede Rotterdam; schr swallow, Force, New Or
leans
Tvening-Cld ships Roscoe, Liverpool; Frances Ann,
Havana; baraues Atlantic, Bremen Rosalba, Rio janet
no; schr l. Vose, Neuvas
Below brigs. Sailed, ship Utica, Havre
BOSTON, May Arr brig Nonpareil, Norfolk
Cleared barques Talent, MayagueZ; Hull, Havanai
brig Pleiades, New Orleans
ALEXANDRIA, May 5--Sniled schrs Majestic Sa-
lem; Cooper, New York
NORFOLK, MAY 6-Arr schrs r T Hurt, Baltimore;
Leo, Philadelphia; Fail, New York
In Hampton Roads, brig Elizabeth, Staples, from st
Thomas, bound to Philadelphia
The ship Heespont from New York. went up James
River last evening. Also the barque Eunomns, from
Philadelphia
Sailed from the Roads, ship Mersey, Savannah
CHARLESTON, May Arr barque Autoiean, from
New York
Swedish brig St Bartholomew, Gottenburg,fr on fa'-
mouth
Brig Dimon, from New York
Schr John Alyne, from Matanzas
Schr Policy, from Camden, Me
Schr Charles E Thome, from New York
Cid schrs Danube, Boston, Henry do
SAVANNAH, May 3-Cl'd ship Charlotte, Liverpool
brig Hayre, for Havre; schrs Harriet Boston, Queen,
Boston
MOBILE, April 30-Cl'd ships Timoleon, Liverpool
Flavio, Havre; Bowdtch, Liverpool; brig Nsva, Hs-
vana
Arr Br ship Hercules Liverpool
Ship Arab from Boston
Br brig Sar all Femming, Newcastle, Eng
Schr Red Rover, New York
NEW ORLEANS, April 29-Cleared ship Mary Ann,
William, Boston; Margaret, Falmouth, Eng.
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DIED,

On the 9th inst in the 66th year Of her age, Mrs MAR
EwISa, long respectable inhabitant of this city
On Wednesday morning, 9th inst of pulmonary con-
sumption, JOHN IRWIN in the 43d year of his age
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THE LADIES CoMPANIoN.-we hae

THE LADIES COMPANION.--we had
the pleasure few days SINCE of presenting our
acknowledgements to Mr. Hickman, for several
numbers Of this beautiful Magazine. We yes
terday received from the same source, the first
number Of the 18th volume, being the number for
the present month This number is embellished
with splendid engraving Of = view of Har-
p<s,s Ferry, from the Potomac side; and two
pages Of music, the ballad Of s'Shs lipes 'oithin
mn heayf,n written by Coleman, music by J.
Blevitt. The matter is entirely original, and
- usual comprises some ofthe finest pieces from
our best writers. We will notice this interest
ING work, more fully, at our earliest leisure.
Mr.. Naihanisl Hickman, Baltimore street d
,lnsoDA
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-08

TO JOURNEYMEN PRINTERS
A COMPOSITION wanted for short time. APP
- Ply At this once, mays
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Commissioners.

fay- DEUTSCHER TIPPECANOE CLUB.-The
German Tippecanoe. Club will meet on Monday Even
ing May 1lth O'Clock, at North Bend, in Wafer st.
between Calvert and South streets Persons desiring to
join the Club are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order, G. KAYLOR, President.
II. SToRcH, Secretary. mays
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THE FEDERAL OFFICE-HoLDERS CON
VENTION.

The Republican Of yesterday contains state
rnent Of the proceedings Of this Convention. Vir-
xinia, South Carolina, Illinois, Delaware, and
Connecticut were unrepresented. They adopted
and promulgated political creed and adopted an
address, yet to be published nominated Mr.. Van
Buren,, split upon the Vice Presidency, and adj
journed without making nomination. We pur-
pose to publish their proceedings with comment
Tomorrow
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sHIpPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MAY 8, 1910.
CLEARED

CLEARED
schr. VIM. Tompkins, Oliver, Laguayra and Porto
CabeIlo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
copsue heretofore his residence, IS COurtland
Of ~hs spsn aS
s iss:s 70
Der of Royal College London &C. well being tn,
ass s Is Gn s the
al Dr. fy OF ns
may be seen by any one who wishes IT. ,a-
Sa
90 easily II however bat ONE thosandt part the
Hfs gSou Hips @ not
;sn Z and dctlSn ppyns on the mind = well q Ssdy
lions aossthsi st both vsnerssi and GoaSr.
sonstiaon, a. to show themselves other than
:s,ss s,ca e :, s:.;s:
~ Ss., o's
sseh sr.. .sH,s
. ne, .osa ON.
tonsng the opportunities have Of witnessing these facts
e Si % % s g
s .1s
neither the other but Totally different and
gu, Of ~ the which painfully harr..s the mind
Hsr. I poS nsS p
after month. Sometimes tine gest attending this disorder
may Ss
o%s os 81 5sS
cur ,nS ysS pro seTaSe 10 a %ay TS :
many may be cured in many days they had
Used years before.
To any Of prudsnee, therefore, would say.
these remarks just can appe, to the most eminent
Of for their truth how important that
every patient should knew something Of the character and
lent Of the whom he about 10 trust with such
For the convenience Of those at distance well as thos,
who wsh t. the and
have contrved little chest with the
TRE.rlsr fitted the lid and which contains every theory
for the Of these complaints That
hGa, beside the medicine, contains also my Patent Pocket
Syringe with ingredients making the injections, the
81 which $40 That for the Venerea containing
enough for the Of ordinary case S and the ches
little larger containing thing necessary FOR the
both complaints, il Els.
With Tespect 10 the little patent syringes, which canno
describe who properly sccredi
its esnvenence and utility Aud indeed with regard to th
value OF the cheat uniformly does IL the
sanguns expectations that engage, fail 10 dc
landed.
Adde'S JOS. RALPH, Senior NJ D. IS Courtisnd
Ne~ York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

THE CENTERBA CORDIAL. IhIs is the name s,,sn a.,
elegant Cordial which has been found very efc
in Naples other parts Of Italy azd in France
and prcvcntIOn ~ certsi1 mtladts.
The has met vi In these countries, and ia nvsl
liable aud falling a II fully ne
oring u ~ the pablo BY the proprietor, who has
large laniity direct fr m ltsly Tor thus purpose.
IL ia happy combination OF different herbs found in the
mountains Of Abrzr and Be used with and perns
benet N all different al nents of the stomach.
agsson aueno- acidy owncss Of the SPIRITS aud the
like. Ia avery short time produces comic table sensation
through the wh lie restoring the elite and
reswei activity T. the body aud ,gor 20 the mind In
ypsoss fantng Mysteries aud other diseases IL
relief
IL use before after meals. Twotea SPOONS
fg1, wiysd with equd guaAy Of and half
81 ass u Of winter beng dose adult and
tiy for Young person II also be taken In coffee with
equal av ntags. Forming grateful aud wholesome addition 10
that deli hul The dose vill be
in usrn they make their apppsrapce
10 " soil IN handsome wicker baskets
ROGh tOLNlLbs, Iss Blocker street. sole agents fn
North America. Price 81 50 perbottle. a. an.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

, DOCTOR GLOVEKis consulted az usual at hn
chemical experiments have enabled him to introduce
lutte his practice several new articles which are
prompt curing those diseasesto which he devotes
hia Attention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

NANGLEs, MANGLES-pRICFS RFDTfCFD
TNPoRrAi 70 i!esi and ncsraag House Kecpsrs. and
pbic hat they on hans and are snfsctn,y thrir
Patent NanL'e which Scr utility aud dsatv ars moi to BE-
sussssnds ~ u labor mtcus. entirely
reds the ne o from aud trdiy pts bsut NJ gioss
shests table linen So &c. without AID Of riei They
way be seen IN opcrstgn a. the O. Hotel Pearl street
Hnnse Afhsumnrl aud Carlton Houses
v IA second h .nd Nauels fof sale chsap.
They are SID at No. Little Green street Liberty
New ort where Sesass D. w. da all kinds Of irop vsoh
bell sansiug cheap BE done IA The city g2 us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
FRENCH SPECIFIC

cSO0 IL 1T FAILS 10 effect rapid and perfect
pow without the least regard to Diet dr,nk hndrance
FROM brsiness.
All who have contracted certain disease and wish 20 get
rid Of with little trouble and without the liability ofexpoure
.hsuld use LERoY'S FRENCH SPECIFIC, the only medi
cine discovered that will tbs complaint without
change Of DIET, and as IL does affect the BREATH
prevents discovery while using it,
In long roected Chrguc stages OF the disease obstinate
elects, FuOr Aeus Gravel Female Complaints weaknes
sthese doubt the
rdiscOrered, every
other medict-e had failed.
which put IN bottles with full directions in the English and
French languages. Price 81 bottle.
NOTlCE-The genuine Specific formerly sclI al No. IS
Nassau street. Will IN future be sold only Dr. HApTs
Drug Store Of Broadway oni Chambers street. New
York the cornerof Sirth and Market streets Philadelphia
aaoim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
SU PERIL u Gus H AIR
ENTIRELY REMOVER FohEXER, BY USING

DR.. GOURAyD'S DEPILATORY POWDERS.
THIS invaluable composition has for long time been Pri
v.sy before the public and proved Of .sstmable mpor
Of face other hair s mode Fl application
the powder with water 70 the cons..saes e and
lowing he whole cf the hair will RIB off with
the slightest irritation lift ds:irsato the root, the
company each bottle perfectly harmless and nofensvs
and may be applied to the skin al an infant
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. =
The of all female attractions white smooth skim
attribute of beauty wins much the and
excites general admiration What sad Disagreement
lovely face have smohered with hair giving
unfemnine air. To be had only
Walker door from Broadway west side 81
bottle. .
The fascination of beautiful skin may be had by using the
two fnllow emetics: - ,,,r
by Dr. chemical preparation
Is long been Earop., held high estimation BY the
ladies, wash fGy psifs. sle:a:sf and s
constant use Of this wash will be removed from The facs IL.
that has stood The tsstof experience SO cents
bottle. 100.
s.-The Depatory Powders equally encacous in
moving the Beard
Merchants and dealers supplied liberal terms Letters
must be postpaid, they viii remain in the Post ONCE a.
dead letters. .r--a...e 1ylslm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
WORM LOZENGES.

CHERMAN's WORM LoZENGEs are the creates,
- medicine in the world.
DR. CHURCHILL has used them in hy cases, cured
and three Of fits He considers them safe and
sure, aud recommends them To all.
Mr.J B. MONIES used the in has family with entire
and several Of has friends have great confidence in
them
Col CLARK cured ofhis children ofspasms aud one
Of fits, occssioned by
The Hon. b B. BEARDsLEY thinks they have saved the
life Of Of his children II had been long time decline
and attended By the best physeans without any relief
His family doctor recommended ShemsEs Worm
the only hopes he did and through the blessing of God
his child SNOW wsianober ving evidence of their wnsder
fol yirtdes Mr. b. family should Be without them
More than 1900 certificates might be added Of their truly
wonderful PROPERTIES.
Sold warehouse Ios Nassau street one door shove
Ann IS Chatham 800 Bo~ery; 2l Blocker; Dodd
Broadwayj and i3s Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Where also be had shermans Lorenges for nervous
rseue adache, heartbpv~ ~cidt Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints Of a Pm
II n-s-Rsmenber, whatever other medicine
take Il ygur health snd money thrown awsythst tims
shos itsef ia horrible form TAen apply
only absolute eth al Division III Dervis For
artieuisr~ stverfiss'rsr~s a''.sile
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
ID r. M q | r

LAS removed his Office to No So Canal street, few doors
personal attention The relief the unfortunate He partic
either treated
abosg snssr the bsnsf effects efneTeury qu.ei
@ speedy snd 0s
SPECIFIC Scss
&: a ssosss e s a
Al the nd e Kin the p.s % ed tern
drawn from =: S.d !;
place S and q: the blood
These medicines after much trial and having
&. BY @ Es sSd ss
well adapted the frame, that the Of them by maintaining
&c s sSsf a GslS
aI U.s.. SS and The mind 70 Be
siI ,sSss ss.:as I'd Sss. a.s.ssss
a. our s ssS sn
Ssd later seS render. he %puls
'ss
% Il. ne e a T n.
ens from all other vessels Of the body will slsc be going
IN The ,s%s e5CU00n BY which means the blood invariably be
.dy eject acute or Obstinate dseaes
such case, The dose m be apgm.ntea according ,h
sdp,cd the constitution TIA. they may be taken at ali
o o. As heart 0a s .s ss
bus emal weakn,ss ndge'oa less Of apet.e aatusncy,
green sickness natulen or Paintings histories
aches hccup sickness, nightmare govt
douloureux spasmodic affections
who ara victims that disorder gout will
Pills
Nausea vomiting pains in the side limbs head stomach OF
inness confusion sight noises the inside
issns Of heat and ehilness emors, waiohngs sgia
don xety bad will rceiyes
5y an oce asonal dose Of DR.. Evans medicines. =
ofhe most dangerous epochs TO females the chang
orle a is then they require medicise which wi so
ras their crcuaon and their
A. r,sy enable them 10 Withstand the shock.
system has been largely
overstrned nctsg better 70 correct and nvgorafs tbs
lroopiug constitution than these medicines
Doctor Erans Medical Office 100 CAsthan street, Nes
YORK uhsrs the Doctor may 81 consuIied ~
Be particular seeing that the abes contain the flons
notice: according Congress- By Wrs
Evans in Clerks Office Of the Southern
District Court Of New York;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

will advantage the mseves by Calling
4. BENNETT, Straw Hal .lsnufacturer,
az In. 90 Wi.IiAm stree
YELLOW PINE TIMER AND LpA.DE r. Hoese and
Il shop Timber Railroad scsntling Ship Plank Oil Csss
required and delivered at this other at the estab
ished Of the steam Saw Mills at Wilmington e.
Cyoes sr the West Indies furnished short notice and
on the most favqrsSs , ,;r%s ARBlY 70
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
CELEBRATED EYE WATER,

DR. J. FRANCIS, oCCULlsr, 10 Bsrssyst
,,%s Of :sh. and
q any &:
Ss s..A =. 'l S.y !. on
..ss dss',' o '
Pastor Of siss.c: Ct Church
~ ss
si s e: ds s::
S.!.s..s Ws,s:
p"sss. the ps Sss e The
Esbesxa .ssi Church. ss@~.;. pastor q The south
I1.s asf @.'sss and
s::;. 3. can ss sss
ny g-!.isrT i ~
IvER COMPLAINT AND, DYsPEPsIA-The Rev.
IL Me- Baw.s ha. sent US IN his serseas y which ns
:. S.s . .so
esssa"; SICK head ssSe
and s,fy 4 s ns
ssrSsr hope Ss frs. bottle h:psd and
NoTs~Ths original and genuine made and sold at tn.
'' AS CENT?: Mischief N.x Haven. s. Powell. csrph,l,
B1 .Sssn; !" j. PSiiips NswSsrs. asStD itw'
FEMALE MONTHLY PILL-MADAME REsTELL
Female being sasnsd ner M M
thai the K.
and functions Of nature TO which
for health strength and eheerulness and Of
and which indeed perhaps the greatest
affection which be subjectas 10 this
those violent and headaches derangemsnt
stomach gnawing the side, tho chest DIS
tsrbea and everish Sleep gul dreams languor
weakness ethArEy and d'snslnation to
tivy employ men deathy sallow, and nanimate CON-
exon want and short the utter prosrat,on Of
stances endurance ife engenderng that melancholy Of
mind and depression Of spirits that makes itself but
prolongaon Of suffering aId and which, alas
the unhappy victim to the pcrpetra
ton suicide How them to TO obvae
effects DISASTROUS to existence by the
medicine specsy adapted TO produce thoss
lar actions o indispensable to health -
Madame Restel Female Monthly PILLS long veil known
Europe for their efficacy and safety have whin the
reputation From the afford
Cd Madame Rsste ascertanng produced the
specifics sngly has enabled her successfully
combine the and Of several which,
though mild ec acioxs the composition Of the Fee
male Monthly Pills. II under circumstan'
abstain from their that
the full and particular directions when and how TO be used
written the ofeach box Price ST..
For sale at i2 Cherry street. Catharne as4 Grand
corner Of Allen; Canal streets and Madame Rests
Once las Greenwich street. near Ceertlandt New YORK
No. IL Fair street, Newark NJ Dr. hn Cady, 2ol ct
muster street. Providence Phiadelphis Office So soh
Z ieht-street. jy7 imoS.Nt
MERCHANTS, MILLTNERs, and ,. SONS d.sir. Us Of
M purchas ng the most superior and f'sionable English
Dunsales French Strsws- Italian RusAes, Tuscans Ne.
will advantage the nseves by calling tse subscriber
T. BENNETT, Straw Hal ..nufActurer,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
THE INDIAN SECRET.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. and the most
steacou vese'ahls compound ever offered to the puge
0 the cure ~ secret diseases and drbilties II u Efficient
m small dnsss perirminE cure va few days ItIs he h-
s 70 We o'eh md pleasant 70 he palate ssessiuf ali th.
scFc mediein II prop rtea necessary effect quick
radical cure sitpu the FEASIBILITY dung Injury. Price
peck Slip
TIE Doctor cnrul,sd a his ofcs day In those prolrae
ted and dhcult casee that bsrd skill the
perienced suraeob ana those implicated complaints
ere % ducsd ~ qack ostruns, ard ignorant medical
tenders Re sureto hnd No. Peek Slip, No Others
genuine. iy22 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

SALE AID RETRAIL.
John BRADEN, Al h old stand No. 10 Canal street. hav
inn, from many experiments IN the manufacture OF Ice
Cream brought u perfection be- invites his
friends and the public generally TO give him call and satisfy
themselves that better article be Ound the city
Sh- His confectisnaes manufactured under his
diate supervson and OF the yery best materials For ssle
wholesale and retail AZ prices Of the lowest rrmunerang
scale Remember, his store few rods Of Broadway
No. 10 Canal street. jylT-2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

CyoLT's REPEATING FIRE ARMs.--The Patent Arm,
" Manufacturing Company inform the public that thy have
inst received from their manufacory number OF Rspestnf
Shot Guns Of SIX chages each, which they consden4y ~
the N Sportsnen equal IN workmanship
ard finish 20 any Cling imported, and. from repeated expert
eS they sstsed they " throw shst superior To anJ
manufactured.
Also sbucs for balls or shet Rifles Of different sizes
Pistols from pocket holster site rercusso. Gays
~ very superior Qualify Powder and shot All o. Wal
offered greatly reduced prices al their store VS. Brosd
srF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

Dr. g. apprses that he has regular
sAucafi and has devoted his attention the ten
yean to select branch Of has profession His Once is No.
Private third the u cum
through entry with lamp at the ONCE door.
N BTke Doctor keep general assortn eDt Of Trsses
and Suspeasory Eandages which s1sed and appd
above.
one dollar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

a. Powell, ss Cornhiii, Boston. M.ss
Mortimer and Mowbray, Balmsre Md
~ March Exchange place, Portsmouth. Nh
Jo.eph Gill, Richmond, va
Lewis johnson, Washington u. C..
a q. Psrkhurst, Cincinnat Ohio
brown and Walsh. Delaware Delaware Co Ohtol
s. shoup, Dayton, Msn,gomsry Co. Ohios
T. CLARK, Troy, NY
John Reson, Railway, N J.
a II Caldwell. Syracuse n "
William l.. Essten, Lowvtle, Ny
p,tsr Wan Setback. kinderhook NY
IL " Janes, Jamaica. LII
Canhsld Robins, Hartford, Co
4 Hardesty, Harrisoaburv. Va
samuel Westcott, Hudson, NY.
r. q. Lincoln, HallswelL Me-
D. Miller X Co. Hagcrrt0rn. Nj.
Charles Cruikshsnk, Georgetown, y. c.
Ceane X Wallace, Goshen, NY.
Benjamin Earl 4 Co. Fall River, Mas.
A. T. Hall, Payettsvle, N. {.
C. JehHson Frankln, DUO.
Thos. ". Dawson " Sen, Eastor, Nd.
J. VI. Whecly, Dover, ~, II.
Stephen val Shack, Albany, NY.
Benjamin Old, Newark, ~. ..
Western Ofcs, AZ wall street. Louisvls. kep.
f- Aud By all Dr. WIN. Evans authorized agents hrosgh
ont ~. United States iyze SdSyv
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-29
General Intelligence /.

BRIDGE ACROSS THE MIssIssIPPI-It
is In contemplation at ST. Louis to erect
magnificent bridge over the Mississippi
opposite that city. The gentleman who
was appointed by the City Council TO ex-
anime into the practicability of bridge
and its probable cost, has reported favora-
by. The bridge, according to the plan
he proposed, is to be 5000 feet long from
bankto bank-to be supported by wire ca,
bles-to have only two piers and three ar
ches, and to be elevated above high water
mark forty-6ve feet, SO as to admit of pass
age underneath for the tallest steamboat
The estimated cost is between seven and
eight hundred thousand dollars. Boston
Press and Post.
The whole number of births in Phila.
delphia last year was 1862. Deaths. s I13
Boston Press andPost.
COPPER ORE.-The Wisconsin En-.
quirer mentions as fact not generally
known, that large quantity of copper or,
has been shipped from the western mario
that territory to England. within the pas
year. to be smelted. Ii is SAID that the or,
is of so valuable aquality that it Yields tn,
exporters handsome profit Bosto,
Press and Post
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-29
UPPER ALTON, March %, 1910.
N. N. w.

To the Editor ofthe Vermont Telegraph:
Sir:-Though you and differ vastly in
some things. yet we so far agree in others
that venture thus to address you. Coloni-
cation, as have formerly told you, shares
largely in my benevolent affections, and |
am firmly persuaded it is an institution
blessed oil God, Notwithstanding the disad-
vantages under which it labors, and the
persecution it suffers. | am not about to
bring up old stale arguments to prove that
Colonization is philanthropic institution,
for now, as in the days of our Savior. is a
tree known by its fruit When l wish ia
persuade a friend that the children in nv
school are making improvement in then
studies, do NOT attempt to show by I
course Of reasoning, that human being
with certain susceptibilities, trained in ;
particular way, for jus, such length o