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The New York herald., 1845-02-24
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A Fulton atreet,

If Fulton street,
lBETWEEN PEARL AND CLIFF, j NEW YORK.
HE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly hand large
men Of American and Imported Warranted Tools suitable
FOR mechanics almost line of business Also, Tool
Cheats furnished complete for mechanics families and
Mechanics and Others wanting good and genuine articles
recommended to call the subscriber he selling his
goods lower PRICES than other house the city
eral assortment Of Hardware Cutlery Cut Nails Hollow
Wave Shoyes and Spades Japand Ware, Sporting Imple-
jal9 lm~ec Between Pearl and Cliff, New York.
DALLY'S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
S65 River St. Troy.
THE Subscriber aya himself Of this method OF communi-
eating to the public the fact that he manufacturing
fine cut and smoking Tobacco and Snuff at 2s5 River
found at all times at his store and factory:-
ToBAcCo-The celebrated Fancy Virginia This Tobacco
took the premium the late Fair Extra chewing Tobacco
from the leaf; Spanish do, Turkish do.
SNuFFskoe scented No 1; Maccaboy American Gentle
man. Lundyfoot, French Rapee and Iish Blackguard.
The above articles all warranted be made Of the finest
qualities Of leaf tobacco and by the experienced work
The subscriber would also to be
manufactured than any other the of New York
elsewhere.
Orders directed above will with prompt attention and
customers rely hsvng the pains taken If they
personally present.
I. +. Savage, 2a Fulton street, and A. A. Samanos,
Broadway, Agents for the city of New York.
Troy JAM 49, lS43. j22 lmsec
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The NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub-
shed day Of the year except Years Day and Fourth
ofJuy Price copy-or 81 per
paid--cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-puOIisned every Saturday
mornng-pce sx per copy, - per annum-posl-
paid cash in advance
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF the
Herald is TIL HlRTY-FlVE THOUSAND and increasing
ds ~ s hq; The ayse; srssiasn e Paper this city
m the city country Prices moderate-cash in advance
PRINTING of all kinds at the most moderate pres
and In the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
pRoPRIEroR OF THE HERALD EsTABLnHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Gov BLAcKsNAKE, the Grand Sachem OF the In.
nan nation, Is now at the Eagle hotel IN this VII
age Gov b resides the Alegany Reservation about
20 miles from this village is the of Corn Plant
{, as Chief OF the Six Natons--a nephew Of JOSEPH
Grant, and uncle Of he celebrated Red Jacket. He
born near Cayuga Lake in l749, being now 96 years
ige He was at the battles OF Fort Stanwix, Wyoming
&c and was warm friend OF Gen. Washington during
the revolution. He Washingons camp forty days
the close Of the revolutionwas appointed chief by
him and suspended from his neck beautiful
siiv medal entt t0 bGh by Gsrsrd WashiDgten,
bearing date 1895 Cattareugus Whsg, FEB. n.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1TNHE SUBSCRIBER would most respectfully TO
his friends and the rayepg ccmmunity IN that he
fully prepared entertain all who favor him with their
patronage Having been for the sixteen engaged
above capacity he hesitation saying that all
tended him by the public will be duly appreciated every
satisfaction rendered TO the who feel disposed
tronize him.
SIN order keep pace with the times warranted to
the tme will meet the full and approba
tion OF the travelling public. H. JOHNSON,
United States Hotel corner of Fulton
f2 3w~re Pearl and Water Streets New York.
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LARGE Ox.An OK aged seven years, weighing
800 lbs and supposed TO dress 2, 100 lbs was ex-
bted n Troy the 18th inst by Patrick Judge Of CO.
YES Albany county, and iat'sd by the Hon Hugh
White, a Waterford NJ O., cleo from the sai a'oyn and
ss.tutt - 90 flct slps llosod TO hr u tH.Ft
,x ever Killed that side OF New York city,
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FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT
SONIAN METHOD

NEW COURSE Of Lessons in French, according the
system Of Robertson will BE- given by Mr. EDMOND DU
3 a. sS Lsonard st. GommsncinE on Monday
Europe win Be explained the Professor Person. wishing
attend Mr. Edmond du Buisson having been giving
Instructions n French for number Of G. Coudert
school, and for the at M d. lie Rows collegiate
school at New Brighton. would respectfully refer hoe
gentlemen both in regard qualification and character All
information in the meantime may be obtained his residence
400 Broadway
New Course for Ladies will be opened on the same day.
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SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS
BLUNT IL SYMS,
No A Chatham street,
MANUFACTURERS of the above article have nova com.
pete assortment ready for the Spring trade which they Of
r at reduced prices They would invite the attention OF
chants and dealers to their the manufacture of
which, they have paid attention. and the
quantity they making sell them lower than before Of
ered
Also-Guns Of their manufacture well every
ETY. ofimpored Guns and implements quantities pur-
chasers, at exceedingly low prices 6 3m~m
TO TAILORS.
THE Second Edition of Stnemets celebrated work
garments Of description style Of elegance
quaed now published and ready delivery Those who
desire avail themselves of the great advantages derived
from the Of the instructions would do well
and contains 4 elegant diagrams Of the styles
tons for cutting and scientific The follow
ing few Of the many highly respectable who testify
to the merits Of the book -
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise on Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
work complete arrangements, and practical
cutting superior to heretofore published either
r. Henry Son. Daniel Cutter, Stats & Banker, Charles
Cox f.. w. Tryon Co.. B. +. Hornex, James Daily, John
Hayand, J. II. Banker.
above be obtained of the author. No s Broadway
New York f9lmsec
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LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGTNI

DK. LAKDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEEK.
A CARD.-The Public is informed, that Dr.. LARDNER
"A continues the practice of busines. Consulting Engi-
gneer which he followed scale for
in England and France Inventors paentees manufacturers
merchants ard Others engaged in the and
principle. q practical science Certificates and opnions the
ar: Reports disputed questions and doubtful points,
perimsnta Investigations, with view the discovery
e9ured I Office No q Spruce strest Ney lo,>
being lost by frivolous applications applicants will be
pected retaining fee OF SO before consulstion
ne 1mr
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DALLY'S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
8S5 River st. TrOv

CIGARS! CIGARS. CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 92 Nassau opposite the Herald Build
ngs respectfully invites the attention Of his friends
the public generally, the following choice Cigars
ceived by late arrivals from Havana
Regalias of various Panetelas of various Aansa,
= brands, brands, KnickerbockeI
Normas,, principes, La Forinda,
Yngenuidad Ronda, Estreas,
EsTsranza, NapOleones, Lara.
La India, NorIegas, Lord Byrous
The above SeRar
the trade invited to call and examine them.
~ B.-Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to-
FIJI 1msrc
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.rsk FOR SALE-A valuable Farm forming part OF the
xyktract known Mo- rsana situated on the Harlem RIVER
county OF Westchester consisting OF hundred
Of land y fenced and good order Upon
the Farm there is commodous modern built Mansion House
with garden stable and all appndages suitable for
gen country residence There are ALSO upon the Farm
Farm Houses aud all out buildings Also
valuable mill and power, and orchard The said
Farm accessible from the city being within nine miles
HARLEM rver The OF the harnn Railroad within
half mile Of the house. For aud u her particulars in
quire b tween IL and P. M of Il. M. MORRIS,
ilg lmsrc III Pine second
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.

NEXT Block below Trinity Church, and Wall seet
I'M Subscribers lessees and proprieto Of the well
known establishment having recently tsken for term Of
vars Halter themselves that they ready the
wishes OF their friends and supplying with every
afford $50 ~ r'''
The of the house large airy and
-
The dome:ics are attentive respectful and obeden
Die abundanty supplied with all the subsanas and Injuries
o. good ying-he cellar contains ample choicest
and the beds and beddng throughout the
house constantly clean heahful condition.
Having aved themselves Of these aud many other advanta
gss and accommodations important public house. the
propretor not only deem duty but also take pleasure
thus to travellers and the public general And
smile at competition yet they detemined by assiduous
ttion 70 the wants OF their and the reasonable
charges that those who their house shall with
dappontment and that those who away shall expert
ence dissatisfaction. JOHN H. MORE,
:, PETER TYLER.
New York, Feb. 1. Ia45. "a imkrrc
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lk nEAT-5Ooo Bushels Prime Illinois. for sale in lou 70
w suit, BY v, xGQLLlNS 4 CO., - South ~
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FOR SALE

3sse A BEAUTIFUL FARM, situated in the town Of
seventy acres Of good habe and
land sThe House Is perfect order and convenient
" arranged for large family ssid Farm is divided BY The
down Eascher Crrsk where there is fine bass and
trout fishing in their The out buildings are AL IN good
place well the premises beautiful FishPcnd
and twice day by che house. 70 nteeet The New
in three miles Of said premises There abundance Of
Fruit said premises, which selected by the
owner " great care. The distance from City Hall New
York sixteen miles Possession be had by the is
Of April and any information concerning said property can be
had ON 'he premises
Also said property forty Of first rate Land
with good Stone House IT, with Barn and Stab connected
The advantages the above seventy acres
The sad forty will be sold seeately the Farms
reher making in ali O aces) TO suit the purchaser Apply
to J. w. j tNEWAY No. l2 City Hail Place, to ISAAC
ANDERSON, on the premises, or to = ,,,
N Z VIM. IL HICKS, No 20 Wal street.
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"A STEAM POWEk-Rooms 70 let with Steam row'
f.:H Apply at X. HOE x CO.,
Elx. fI8 3wrc 70 and 81 Gold street

TO SECRET SOCIETIES.
lA TO LEC-From lst May next the large Room in the
@ upper story Of hooss Of East Broadway and Ca
2l and O'Clock, P. M. For further partcu-
lars enquire of e. 81 Catharine street. of HrCHT
80 Henry street. Cl lm*m
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CoLoRED COLONY IN CANADA.-Mr. Hanson, a
coored agent for the self-emancipated slaves in
Canada made statement of the condition of the colony
before the Congregational Societies in this village
Sunday and Mondsy evening, from which gather the
following information.
The colony at present consists of than 10 900 per-
sons, and is rapidly increasing All made their escape
from different slave holding States at different periods
and BY different processes some have resided there
l0out 10 years but the majority for shorter period
They are not compacy located, but scattered
rifory hundred miles length by sixty in breadth the
southern point is alb miles above Detroit
fertile, producing wheat, corn oats, rye, and tobacco
which find ready market in Detroit and the neghborng
towns and settlements Most of the colsnists
VI ten 10 and 20 mostly under cultiva whilst
others enterprising older large and
prosperous farmers ardent spirits nearly abandon
"a, not one in hundred OF the people making Of
them.
Though the colonsts are scattered over SO large ter
borhoods SO that considerable congregations ga
hered. white population is mingled with them,
stng Of French Irish and English the greater part OF
whom ignorant as the runaway slaves OF three
Gus meeting not could read neither could he him
elf though Methodist preacher till he instructed
by his little boy. An attempt is making to
seminary at the cost of 600 which 200 negro child
Wilson, Congrg ationalist minister has for years
devoted himself to the service of the colony and is
Of superintendent of all their interests committee Of
respectable and pious In New York examine all &C
the colony are mostly Methedists, wonder the demo
mnaon makes provision for their spiritual and edu
cational necessities.-C Cong. Journal
of Mr.. f. II. Hatch, on the charge of killing Mr.
W. A. jackson, Of this city, in rencounter the
Louis Ball Room on the night of the 4th inst came on
before Recorder Genois in New Orleans the 18th inst
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HARRIS CITY OYSTER SALOON.
Corner of Chatham, nsad MAI a. 4

corner OF Chatham and Mott stS
HAkHS takes this method to inform his friends and the
public that he has leased the whole lower of that
Large New Building of Chatham Mott
htted up 10 an elegant manner OYSTER SALOON,
where ne will Oysters and other Refreshments
who will favor him with CALL in style unsurpassed by
". B.-Charges the reasonable.
Stewed or Fried Oysters shilling.
Every kind Of Oyster brought to this city, be had this
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N. reLaforrst, French Con- DR.. Porter, Barclay
sul sncral DR.. Crossman, 400 Broadway
w B. Draper, 81 Beaver w. H. Cary Co 1876 Pearl
e. Eabiequsttss, Maiden lane G. c. Carter Co do
Z. Logan, EsQ., New st. Berard & Mond0n, d Court
T. Rowley, Esq, ~ Nassau 1t land 1t.
Rev. Dr.. John Power, IL Bar Nj. Nelly, 80 Maidap Lane
clay street n 2wsrc
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TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
Seventh Avenue and Thirteenth street, with fine
garden Croton water kitchen ranges marble mantsls sliding
good tenant.
Aso-Four three story and attic Brick Houses with
underneath the eaery side of Sixth Avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, with sliding doors, marble
mantels Croon &c., suitable for respectable families in
moderate circumstances.
Aso-Fve story Brick Houses similar kind
easery side Of Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square.
AsoThe three Brick House. with Store underneath
the easey side OF the Eighth Avenue between 18th and
4th Streets with marble mantels, aiding doors, Croton
water, &c.
All Of the above Stores excellent stands business and
suitable for dygoods and ladies' shoe
china and earthenware hardware, jewelry millinery
fectionary, sc.
The Stores with the front basementroom will be rented
from the dwelling if required there being
areas in front for fuel, &c. u. H. WINTER,
fiji lmkrc l6 Wall street.
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THE CASE OF F. II. HATcH.-The examination
of Mr.. f. II. Hatch, on the charge of killing Mr.
W. A. Jackson, Of this city, in rencounter the
Louis Ball Room the night of the 4th nst came on
before Recorder Genois in New Orleans 18th inst
There large crowd persons present. eager hear
he examination No witnesses were called but the ai
iavs OF francois Andry, Hortaire Andry, p H. Huard
sud Legendre recng the particulars Of tho unfortu
rate aar read to Mr. Hatch in the hearing Of his
COUNSEL by the Recorder who stated that under the cir
camssnces of the his duty send the papers
before the Grand Jury, and to commit him to stand his
trial on the charge OF murder John r. Grymes ESQ,
one OF Hatchs COUNSEL stated that this course as
what he desired The papers therefore handed
to the Attorney General and the prisoner conducted
Jail in carriage.
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tn T,ET

AT FORDHAM, WESTCHESTER CO., N Y.
,r,ss LARGE aud convenient Cottage, formerly occupe
1&,v Thos Bassford, with Garden end Fait Trees o
yards o ST. Johns College The New York aI
lem Rao,d Cars and from New York six times day
Apply at 479 Pearl street, New York. fi9 lw*rc
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
~xa ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the oh
ward IN the city Of Brooklyn fronting the New York
Bay, and commanding beautiful pro.gect The situa-
tion $ highly picturesque. Enquire Of JOHN >. BERGEN
the premises. jay lm'r
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UA TO LEI OK LEASE.-A large brick
@ House. the southweserly corner Of the
sTseI manulactory, which will be built # required
nohwestery of the Boomngdae 10th street
with workshop stable barn. &c. The house will be painted
and good fence and repair with yard 'front.'
the Bloomingdile road.
Also adjoining the Bloomiugdale road, running
through the street. suitable
manufacturer. Buildings will be erected If required
Also Lot in 3oh between the h and 8h avenues
lease. g. H. WINTER,
j26 lm~ec is Wall street.
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TO LET-Two Stores beautifully situated, in the new
EW buildings lnow nearly compete) the n),thwestey
Of Broadway and Reade street. known the La
large and convenient Basement well calculated
Oyster Saloon. sc.
Also several convenient Stores the second story suitable
for Merchant Tailors Fashionable Miliner Dssmakers
stories suitable for Offices Private Paor. with folding doors
Dsns Painters Daguerreotypes and Exhibition Rooms Sc
Those wanting Of the above description
quested call and examine the Enquire the PREMISE.
fl3 1m&rc
- VERY. DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE-Fiv
" Lots the southery side Of 18th street, 5th
Six Lots the norhey side Of 18th street. between 9Th
and 7 with court yards in 'front.' and in the midst Of
elegant improvements.
Three Lots the .outherly side OF 18th between the
9th and 9TH avenues, in improving neighborhood
Two Lots the southerly side Of th the 9Th
-Four Lots the easey side avenue between 18th
18th streets, with cellars partly dug out.
Five Lots the norherly side Of 39th between the st
and 2nd avenues, overlooking the city and East kysr
The whole amount may remain If improved
and 10 rer cent If not improved. g. H. WINTER
Wal llsfree
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
R sR E2

Trains follows, commencing Dec l4th, 1874 =
Leave Brooklyn, halfpast A. NJ, New York side A.
ny Boston Train for Gvenport, daily, Sun
days excep,ed stopping at FarminRdale and st
George's Manor
atsXA. NJ ior Hicksyille and intermediates
places, daily; and Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, through to Greenport and in
termediate places.
at az r. Nj. for Hicksvile aud intermediate
places, daily, Sundays excepted.
Isaye Grenport for Brooklyn, Boston Train, r M
the arrival Of steamers daily Sundays
cepted stopping at st. Georges Manor and
Fafmingdae.
at o K M, Accommodation Train, for
Brooklyn and Intermediate places, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
Uo Uichsye Brooklyn and intermediate places daily
~ Sundays excepted, at A. M. and IN r. M
RJ-NO TtAIN ON SUNDAYS.-z1
@Msaas.sdsy. MSaSssd {va Norwich ISssSsy {va s,onxon
Fridays, Saturusys,
ja2e 3mrc r7Hx5
IJEMPsoo bales superior dew Hemp, for sale
I'll ,nit pnrchayers BY X. X. COLLINS h Co.
f,src - South ss.
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- ~ LEI-in ne bulkhead or w ateI FRONT, from war
G stree, Chamber: street tabopt 200 feet
IA Warren street. One Of the New Building bcsee Wash
ington and West The superior three Brick House
h,: nahosssy SS9I' plated fSmnIs CIoton water
Gowanus L. about three miles from the South Ferry. The
House fifty feet five stories and superior cellar roof
Italian marble The building the water and is
commodate fifty sixty persons The Farm eighty
front the Bay thousand and front on each side
of Third Ii is in the Eighth Ward of the City Of
Bro.kSn laid out 1000 Building Lot. and there
Long Island for early vegetables and realize five thousand
dollars attended by experienced gardener
ALSO, FOX SALE-The Bennett Farm, Gowanus,
about 200 Lots fronting THIRD and Fourth avenues and the
sold low prices and credit and money loaned those
that build Immediately. Apply to
JOHN H. DELAPLAlNE,
fI0 'msrc No New street. New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-04
DR.. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrivalel for curing scrofllu,
swelings, >curvy, sores, lame hack, burns, pains
IN the >ide>, hip> or mb>, and seldom fails to give
relei IN ca>es OF local rhematism fapplied TO the
ldc, il will dlrc many OF the common liver com
plants, and II Is found TO t equal # not superior 10
any corn plaster, Tor corn> on the feet. II mmedl-
aiely applied TO a fresh wound will prevent sore
ness. and calSe II quickly TO hea.--Fam ie> in the
habit Of using this plaster, find II better than any
lhng else Tor all purposes for which plaster or
>alve j. wanted lis virtues have heen wines, ed V
thousands o. respectable indvdnal> in various parts
Of the Cnitcl States, who have tested its ellicacy-
PRICE, 25rl,. per box.
ir-j1M Many certificates may lie had, showing it,
extraordinary effects.
Betrare Of Counterfets -
All those wishing to purchase The genuine
article Of Mar halls Plaster should purchase that OF
which II. g. Grdley, Mdilchury, VI. Is the General
Agent and no other as manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Gridey.
DIR. MARSHALL.
| certify that the above article was executed IN my
presence by Dr. Marshall and that his signature
thereto is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Middlehury, Jan. II, lsi5.
Sold Wholesale and REAL ly ii. G.. Grdley gem
eral Agent, Middlehury VI.
PECK #. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the Unlcd States
and Canada SLY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-04

THE ScorCn TnIsTLE.-The origin of
this national badge, is thus handed bown by
tradition =" When the Danes invaded Scot
land, il was deemed unwary-like TO attack an
enemy in the pitch darkness OF night instead
of pitched battle by day, but, on one occa-
sion, the invaders resolved to avail them
selves of this sirataeem and, in order to
prevent their tramp from being heard, they
marched bareiooled. They had thus neared
the Scottish force unobserved, when Dane
unluckily stepped upon superbly prlckled
thistle, aud inslinclivcly uttered a cry Of pain
which discovered the assallanis to the Scots,
who ran to their arms, and defeated the foe
with great slaughter. The thistle was imme-
diately adopted as The insignia of Scotland"
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Gov. Hammond, of S. c., has written in two
long letters Ia Mr.. Clarkson, labored defence
of American Slavery. These lettors are pub
lished in the Charleston napers. He tells Mr.
Clarkson that all his elluris to suppress the
slave trade have increased its horrors three
fold He says-"l endorse without reserve
the much abused sentiment of Gov McDuilie,
that " SLAVERY IS THE CORNER STONE OF our
REPUB Jean EDIflcE !" while | repudiaGe, as
ridiculousy absurd, hai much iauded but no.
uhere accredited dQgDa If Mr.. JeGsrson, thai all
mea ars J,rA eY.aL'" Folly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-04

MOTHERS RELlEF.-TO MARRIED La
wi DIES.-The Mothers Relief medicine which
soothes the disagreeale sensation OF females about
to become mothers, and insures safe delivery in all
cases where maltormaton some unnatural circum-
stances does not prevent The reputation of this ar
icle though silent, has become extended 10 pro-
duce an immense demand. pamphlet intended on.
y for the eye Of those directly interested and their
physicians, is prepared for graluitous distribution
where the Relief is for sale.
AS we are thus obliged to come before the public,
we take The occasion say, that if the increase of the
call for the Mothers Relief wherever known, be any
guide To direct opinion TO be formed of The eslima
ton in which it is held have the satisfaction of
believing that it has been the means Of aevatng an
infinite amount of suffering. and of saving many val
liable lives. Wherever it has been used during the
above period, deep rooted preindces have given way
to candid and thankful expressions Of gratitude and
wish to extend on their parts, far possible its
benefits. Medical men of high standing have had the
candor to ackno Wedge for once that their prejnd
must be abandoned, and have been advocates for its
All those who wish, are invited to call on some of
our agents and procure u pamphlet without charge.
G. A. BARTHOLIC a. Co.
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, the authorized
Agents for this place and vicinity who can also sup
ply Druggists at the Propretor's wholesale prices.