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| - nYSPEPTICS UYSPEPTICS .!-How can D you doubt the medical virtues of Canheii's An- i-Dyspeptic Po,Dder, the only sure remedy of. Tered to the public, prepared expressly for that pant single trial of winch will convince the most scepcal ofits ability to cure in any stage and under any form; and being purely vegetable, persons of the most delicate constitution may all kinds of weather with perfect safety.
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. r, lS43.
 MR. JOHN CAErRELL:-l have taken some of your Powders, and they are the only remedy l have ever found to relieve from that treacerous d,s- ease, DyspepSa. l have tired almost every thing Homeopathic. Thompsonian, Botanic and the old system of doctor ing. aud found relief from them for the three years that was troubled with that disease.
 advise those that are troubled with Dy.pspsia to give it fair trial, and prove for themselves it's eff cacy It removes giddness from the head, heaviness and burning from the breast and s,omach and brings the digestive organs to he natural state. Ido hear ily believe, il given far trial, it will effect per feet cure. ROBERT s. GAvETT. No. Uni0n-street, South wark.
 Numerous referances can be given as 10 the efica- cy of the medicine. SETH W. ROBERTS,
 jan2S ' sign of the Green Mortar. MoTHERS' RELIEF-Doctor H. Gates IS the 1xA agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine In the city of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reief
 V1- Observe-None genuine unless signed
 aug l9 G. A. BARTHOLICK. & co. FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.-Jusi A received a few cases Beaver, Nutria, Moleskin and Cassmere Hats, manufactured by Orlando Fish, New-York.
 Also-Geniemen's youths and infants Velvet and Cloth Caps. for sale by
 WINES-The subscriber has received . con w alignment from Messrs. Bunker & Go. New York, a choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in of one dozen each. These wines are offered for sale with full gnarenty of their eenuineness and quality. ROBERT s. BUNKER.
 declS corner of Royal and St Francis-s,ree,s ltOLOGNES AED ENCES-A rich and N most fragrant assortment of Coognes aud ks- sences, for sale by .ti' --. .ti A f feb2e ss lall..lT. WALSH, 96 Royalst ID AGGiNG AND ROPE VlI eQs - O 100 pieces heavy Kentucky Baggine
 100 coils first quality do Rope for sale by
 phl7 WARE & CnEsBRoUGH, Com-si
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-18

M SMITH PkENTISS' TOILET and NUK- Nc SERY POWDERS-Being an article of ex- lensye use, both at the Toilet and Nursery. It has been mater of especial concen to render u worthy ofits reputation, both to the quality of material and skill in the preparation Whether to use for the Hair, Face or Neck. or to prevent cha6ng the skin of children, the purchaser will find this of first rate quality. A supply of the above at the Apothe- caries Hall, and at 35 Governnent-st opposite the market. NORTH & co.
 apl1 Chemists and Druggists.
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M lCHAUX'S FRECkLE WASH-This is a lvA discovery of the celebrated Dr. Charles Mi- chaux, formerly professor of anatomy at Liege, in Flanders, and may safely be recommended as cer- tain remedy for Freckes, as we'll as other affections of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc. Gentlemen who are troubled with blotches or pimples the face, often accustomed by the use of strong alkaline soaps in shaving, will fad this excellent remedy.- For sale by
 No
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THREAD .LAcEs AND EDGINGS-DAN- assortment of Thread Laces and Eis;pss. Ns,t shawls and Gloves, Barags and TarIstsn Ishawls, swl'ss Muslin', Summer Calico', As. mhN {
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w 15 Danphin- -street-The subscriber has in store of fresh and seasonable goods direct from the naRu- factories. the largest and best assorted S.oek' BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, ever offered in this market, consisting in part of D1't 10000 pairs Mems Russet Brosaas IessL
 10000 do do Kip do ,af5s. r4 s
 5000 do do Calf and Seal do ...f
 1000 do do thick mud Boots
 1,0OO do do Kip do
 800 do do CalfBoots, sewed and pegged Together with large stock of boys. youth z, children's, women's and misses' Shoes sf alaost every variety, all of which will be sold by the yae. age dozen, for cash approved credit, as low as can be bought in this market. . dec25 SAM'L B. HOWE.
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Tenlh slTPeI, DtIOW NIWSluI sI' T hIatI'
 I, Gabril Johnston, No. 6 Reckless street, dc cer- tlfy that my wife, Jane, was afflicted for two years with rheumatism, and al last entirely disabled, that she obliged to be confined to bed hear- ing of Cantrcll's Medcated Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or anti-Scorbutic Syrup, 1 procured four hotties, which completely removed all her pains and stiffness from her limbs two more bottles made perfect cure. She is now able 10 attend to her household duties as usual. GABRIL JOHNSTON.
 Philadelphia, January 22, 1S44.
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SAMUEL KIRK, Tenth and Coates street.


 Mir. J. A. Cantrel: Dear Sir, l had very severe attack nt the Yellow Fever in the year 1899, in Mo bile, Alabama, and also of the Conges,iye Fever in lS4l, in consequence of which my system was en. tirely impregnated with mercury; large quantities o which given to me for lhe of those almost invariably fatal diseases; tried many lhngs to re- nova,e my system and purify my blood, among which was SarsaparilIa of considerable celebrity in the south, but without effect. have used several bot ties of your compound Syrup of Sarsaparia and il has driven all humors from the surface of my body purified my blood and SO invigorated my system that feel as hearty as ever did and am satisfied that the deleterinus effects fIhe calomel removed. Vnurs ras,actlnv
The New York herald., 1845-09-27
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EInsT American aud English Edition Of Kaufman
Il Mackeldey, Compendium of Modern Civil Law-rron
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WASHINGTON, Jan 25, 1916
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The New York herald., 1845-09-27

6er. who impaired the body to which he belonged The
House Of Bishops In the plenitude of their have
suspended Bishop they say they will separate him
from themselves, until they see tore him
and while he is suspended he is if he were never
armed with spiritual functions If they have the power
to suspend, they have the power to restore The con-
yction forced itself upon his mind that the blow
Bishop was fatal and fatal TO those whose unfortunate
illusions led them to suppose q restoration One
may iall he is but man; but let the law take
Its course.
FLOYD SMTn-My reverend friend must have misun
dersood me he supposed intended to compare felons
with the clergy
Mr. ksrcsuM.-'f the committee had this power,
delegated the power to them. Ho argued on the
opinions OF the House of Bishops in passing the
referred to by Dr. Tying. The Bishop is suspended from
his ofhce what gives him jurisdiction in this diocese
His election by the diocese. But he exercise ju
sdicon until he consecrated by this house? Is not
the nature of the contract that when he gets the Office
ne gets jurisdiconl Take away the Office and where is
the jursdiciionl The only question go into is
has he technical right the office STILL after being
pended7 This an1independent church has the power
TO lay that the Bishop shall be suspended during e
until restored its pleasure He that if the
Bishop is suspended indefinitely it is done with the under
standing that the church will restore him when contrite
suspension for definite period would answer for
at the end OF the period the object might be unworthy of
being restored. The church cannot be without bishop
IL was then moved that the reports be printed and that
the Convention adjourn to this morning at o'clock
Carried.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

The annexed tables giving the value Of certain srti
clss imported into this port for the fiscal years ending
June so ls4A and s5 have been pre- from the
cords in tho Treasury Department, Washington The
quarterly reports will somewhat increase the aggregate
amounts, but will not materially change the proportion
Of the articles enumerated The quarterly returns for
the fiscal year ending June 80 last have not yet been
completed 1t is supposed they will show greater pro.
portisn OF aggregate imports for lsl5 than has been
heretofore given, and very small deficit from the re
cepts of 1874 The returns given in the various ways
exhibit some discrepancies. but they are sufficiently
correct for all practical purposes.
FROM THE MONTHLY RETURNS, DURING THE FIsc. !,
YEARS lSil AND 1915 ALSO SHOWING THE INCREASE Nm
DECREAsE
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Total S45,226,OOS 46Oll,l65 7a5, i59
The decrease in the importations for ls45, compared
with S44, was confined principally coffee and sugar.
while there has been increase of nearly every other
article in the last The importation of the articles
above named coffee and sugar in ls45 was So 6O2 757
less than in lsi4 this decrease than offset by
the increased mpoI taton Of other articles The greatest
increase was in cotton manufactures The receipts of
hemp, both manufactured and unmanufactured, have
fallen of this year about twenty-five per cent We can
attribute this fact principally to the increased growth
and manufacture OF this article in this country The
decrease in the importation Of sugar this year
with last has been caused by the produc
in the States The crop of lsi3 very Short and the
domestic demand foI consumption required much
larger importation than usual which tho 70
turns for 1874 The crop Of ls44 nearly double that
Of s43 and the demand for foreign sugar therefore
much less and of limited importation for
the year just closed
The importation offoreign merchandise into the United
States in 1884, compared with that of ls43 shows in
of large per cent. When The receipts
coming in rapidly, great fears entertained
gardng the result Of the supposed importation and
over trading but the elements of trade being in such
sound state and the currency not becoming inflated by
the increased commercial movements the expansions
spread through the country very gradually and the
prosperity Of the people produced demand for
sumption equal to the increased supply
The domestic trade of lsa4 having proved more prota
BILE than anticipated, and the productions Of the
try being unusually abundant and having found good
markets, the demand for foreign produce and manufa
lures continued unabated, and the supplies required in
1915 to satisfy trfe larger than those of 1874
While this uniformity exists in the value Of imports
for 1914 and ls45 there has been in the value
of our exports to very encouraging extent and the
number of our staple products finding markets in foreign
countries is increasing every year. Our foreign pro-
vision trade, few years since almost nothing, and
it second only to trade in cotton and tobacco
Our imports have reached the maximum but exports
ara unlimited
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, ls45.
The iury in the murder of Mulholland and Regan
are out vet not having agreed likely to agree upon
verdict.
The Court Of Quarter Sessions engaged to-day in
trying several young for fire riots in June last
We are full of politics. Tho natives and democrats
had meetings last night the democrats have meeting
tonight in Southwark, and every thing indicates
contest specuations to the result beyond what as
already been given, useless
There TO be very little change in the stock mar
ket. The following will tell the tale better than any
comment
Sale or stocks MT philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp-Sept 70 100 Whining ton railroad 10!
200 do Ia; $4,000 State Fives 76l 200 wilmington kh
i6a 20 Lehigh Navigation 4 10000 State fives 'oi'
$4,000 Ches 4 Del ~; s2370 do Ist - - ,
Br1wryS Bo.sps-S20o state SKIES, 46, SO; $4,000 do
Fives ISL $4,000 do do 76s $3.50 Lehgh Skies 46 $50
40 do as i54, 80 wilmington Railroad shares 1896 10
Pennsylvapis Fire Insurance Company ltb Farmers
and Mech Bank 4ot - - - ,x,,,
RR lsI; Mechanics Bank 26s; Chesapeake and Del.
Canal Stock 3il. - -, g.. 60.
Arrrn BoaRo--7 Com Cincinnati 81; !53 State lives
,6 Mechanics Bank 26t; 100 Reading kk Bonds oHi
20 Farmers and Mechanics Bank 40ii 100 WI INK iosi
900 state Fives 76t.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27
Died.

AZ brooklyn, on Thursday, the 25th inst, JOHN ,
MCKAY, NJ ID, aged % years, 8 months and 10 days
HIS friends and acquantances and those OF his ather
John Mckay are respectfully in ved to attend his tune
las Pearl street, BROOKLYN
on Friday the 26th inst, RIcHARp sENSoTr, aged %
years, native OF the county Wexford Ireland. . ,
His friends ana acquantances respectfully lnvea q
70 aen- his funeral, tomorrow Sunday afternoon az
CLOCK from his sonn-law's residence, James o. smith,
corner OF Oliver and Water streets.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27
Married.,

Married,
On Thursday the 25h inst at the Allen street church.
New York, by the Rev. DR.. Coe Major WILLIAM D. DA-
viDsoS, ofAugusa, Ga, to Miss ELEANOR NJ TREAr, oi
Cincinnati Ohio
On Thursday, the 25th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Bede Mr.
CORNELIUS VAN ScHoosHovEN late of Albany, Of the firm
OF johnson K Van Schoon hoven to Miss JANE ANN e.,
daughter Of the late James Many, of this city.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27
Nioyrments Of TrnveIIers

There apparent diminution in tho number OF
arrivals yesterday. The hotels still crowded as
heretofore. Amongst those, We found at the
AMERIcAN-J W. Kirkland Waterford; c. NJ Hunter
Alabama H. Wayne George Robinson U. S. A.; Dr.
Horn, Judge Wayall Philadelphia; w. and L. Conner
hatcher H. &. Mackay, q H. Rogers Massachusetts !;
w H. Woods, Macon Ga; Col. George Johnson LYNN
Owens, Philadelphia
AsroR-H Shaffin Charleston, s. G.; Bacon Boston
W welsh, Charleston Thomas Allen, Boston j. r..
Mathews, ChaIlest n; II Chevers, ST. Louis; ii. Hal
Rett England; J Ames Balmore J. Biddle N. c.; A.
Dover, Bangor D. Latrobe Baltimore; Nathan South
ern Ko de Janeiro; + B. HANSEN, Va A. Mereles,
Natchezi w English, Boston; H. Selbee. Salem; r. c..
Tovy, Alabama; j. Is. Macy, Gin; Gen. ODonnell, Balti
moro; w. c Miller, do.
CiTY-J Hudson, Belvdere; w. H. Talcott, Morris
canal; Capt Tyler. do; r. Brooking England j. Leeds
n. Joseph Wallace, c.; L Petrie Miss; Richard
Henry Baltimore; II L. Marcy, Boston; E. Robinson
Albany; Thos Hill Onondagua; Col Trevor Baltimore
j. Dnnbary, Demerara; j. G Doyle, Va; H. w. Cham
beilan, Ohio f. Jordon, Mass.
FRANKLIN.-Eliah Cobb J. T. Todd PHILADELPHIA; Geo
Dover Perry; j. Adams, Amherst; White, boston; j.
Repka, Phia Stagg, Gin; f. II. Stevens Rome: w
Wanen Cleveland; Jno. Fulton. Mich; W. H. Hl
Komei Libby, Rochester; A. Folsom, Albany; r. W.
patrick Phla G. g. Peachy, U. s. sloop ofwar Preble
DR. Doyle do
GLoHE j Farmer, London Jno wilkinson, H. Jack
son, Baltimore S. Jones' w. Brown, Prussia; N. p
Crowell ~ o.; A A. Jewett, N. o.; e. Cumming Bos
ton; Teit and Gloss, Hartford; Lawson HALIFAX: N
Watson Bidwell, Rochester.
HOW .hD-k Z. Martini Schoharie; A. r. Periott
washington; w. Hunter, Kingston; D. Wardsworth
Providence; John Tyler Boston; E. Eisenburg Pha;
> NC, uliock, Canada; Nicholes, Portand j. Harris
Lord, Florida; w Browne, N c.; Thomas Carey Ohio
Z T. Parker U. s. ship Preble N. C. Landron Tenn;
Hon D. Davidson, Augusta Geo; Col Jordon Mott Bal
timore.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26, ls45.
Republication Of Latu--the Baptist Church Case-siirer
Plate for the Canton Races-hs Jsps' Synagogue
Pheatricais, &c.
There is quite excitement in the city at present
OF the refusal of the judges OF election to re-
gard law passed the last session Of the Legislature
to stamp Naturalization Papers to prevent persons
from voting them tw ice election in different
wards Should they reconsider their decision, the
whole election will be illegal and is doubtful whether
the Governor will give certificates of election to the
members elect for Congress- accept bonds of the
Sheriff.
The Baptist otterbine Church case still occupies the
attention the County Court and there seems to be
probability OF its closing during the present week. A
large amount OF property Is at stake IN the result OF the
had the pleasure yesterday of examining handsome
set of silver plate, consisting of magnificent pitcher
has been made the order Peyton X. Johnson ESQ.,
proprietor Canton Race and to be for
centre Of the body Of the pitcher is shield,
with an American flag on each side, and the
shamrock starting from the body o. 1.-THE the .da shield a.
the pitcher is ornamented with leaves and bios
sons and around the neck is small border representing
she'll work The handle represents dolphin, and is
richly chased The price OF the pitcher and waiter
sso-that of the sugar dsh which is chased to cores
pond with the pitcher and waiter, is S97 80 making in
all s277 so 1t reflects highest credit the artistcal
abilities OF Messrs. Campbell OF this city, by whom
was wrought while i speaks well for the hoerasy OF
The Jews Synagogue is to be consecrated this evening
with great pomp and ceremony. ! will send q brief
sketch of it.
Holiday Street Theatre continues, with its excellent
stock company, to attract overhowng houses without
the aid Of starsthe season. most successful one VIII
close Saturday night At the Front Street, Wood the
pantomimst with his two aud dog is dragging our
an engagement to empty benches The Chestnut stree
company is however, to to this house on Mon
day to sustain Mr. and Mrs. Kean who commence an ell
gagement on that night with "rhe Stranger.
Two-thrds OF the ship Herald was yesterday sod 4,
auction for $4,000 The purchaser was Capt fanHaii
Fuller.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27


Nearly one half Of this amount was exported during
the week ending the goth inst OF the shipments Of spc
c'e sioo' was exported during the third week of the
month.
The committee for obtaining subscriptions to the Pro-
vidence and Worcester Railroad met at Providence on
wednesday the oath inst, and reported new subscrp-
tonsto the amount of SiO6 ooO besides considerable
amount on the books of members of the committee who
were not present. estimated at $40 900 more These sub
scripons are conditional upon the whole stock being
subscribed before the next meeting of the stockholders
which viii be held on the 9Th Of October.
several meetings have been held in different parts Of
fesy vana to take into consideration the policy of Pc
toning the Legislature for grant TO the Baltimore and
ONO i'aroad Company, of the right of way through
the STATE Tor the continuance OF their road Pittsburgh
via Cumberland. AT all the meetings the measure met
with an unanimous approval and was to be
irausht win tho most beneficial consequences not only
to tho entire western portion the State to the city of
Pittsburgh, but calculated to secure large amount os
business to Philadelphia and consequently larger and
productive amount Of transportation upon the main
line Of public works In Pennsylvania. In few of tho
counties this has been made test question In
connection with the election Of members of the egisa
ture
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

Oolopg as extra fine es, Young Hyson superb cles &
% and t at the wh0esal- and retail the Canton Tea
Company 6S Geeuwich street the Of CouItland
teet and l Oh tnam sire tween Pearl and Roosevelt
Their reputation io upright deal and for the hsh
qnay oi their ds, and doubtless will
urivlled We earnestly recommend families, country
cnsnts and the VIII public tn very respectable
li,hu ueuf -
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

aud OF er about Tucasng article Of this kind would do
well to gall and .xami the manuactoy the pat
ters offered each being made of the best but
ing only in outside flush
Cerhcas proof Of their utlitv the of
the oft scientific gentlemen
couatry Alibsri discount made whoe.a purchasers
q. SAUNDERS & SON, III B oadway,
nm, gife Hox d' Ho,a
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

GUANO.
lNHE SU UBScRBERS offer for sale the bslauce OF the ship
Shakpeares the only direct imported into this port
from chaboe Experiments IN this country England prove
tto beat least euM II the Peruvian Nuch
Guano from other Of Africa has been sold a lch
which trial has produced uvorable results Te prevent
The loss Of this cargo has been u sr tight casks
Apply ITO T. K COLLINS co,
J7rc te Saufh Strset
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

scu stays the falling off Of the hair restores il TO the
paid pu evelt' hair aud if grey red do exist will
chmgs thsm to beauul dark color keeps
sve u soer aud poss,er chan any the
nov use aid iu T. tie using Ladies' its
elect uy cal. advertise mt Ia ther column
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He BOOB

HE pleaanest and book the has sst been
issued by the propretos of he SUNDAY MERCURY. Inc
short Paten. Sermons Of Dow, JR hre received The well
rerited praise OF the best critics for good nature their h
NOR wit aud quaint philosophy aud NOR ly Tins edition
printed IN beautiful stye contains 1863 pages aud but
cents copy liberal discount allowed agents booksellers
Ge &c Send in orders The first edit nearly
exhausted Postage only o the states
The SUNDAY MERcuRy Of tomorrow will contain fine sa
tnca engaving. and unusual OF origin read,ng
stories dramatic criticisms buesques, news, Sc Sc fnce
three cents single copyto country subscribers aNea
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

Opera

House There be boundary to the proyerba
popularity OF GeImo. Stsnwood, White, aud their accom-.
phe associates They have the last
fihionabc crowded delighted audiences than
sssns Of enert nsnt IN the city During that period
le appearance oil the house. thought the whole civ
and It's VISITORS had enoved this festival last night
crowned all - their iay.r by assembage that theatre in
th ry conid equal We believe tins their last
ably defy all Competition
The New York herald., 1845-09-27
NTEXTCAN SCRTP FOR SALE.

BOUT S3500 in Mexican Scrip bearing cent interest
n pr annum, and ayabe in quarterly stalments ior sale
by the present holder who about TO Europe
Offers received until the 2h October proAmo addressed
TO u. r., 292 Broadway.
Capitalists will find this profitable and investment
sBuuc
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

PALNlO'S OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK MORE.
Saturday Evening. September 27th,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Admission 25 Cents o,Iy
Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
Respectfully the citizens Of New York. that
from the
IMMENSE SUCCESS
with which their have been attended, during the
week they have seen induced remain another week
which occasion will be opened
A NEW BUDGET
OF SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSES, CONUNDRUMS,
&c, &c
For particulars $ programme.
- Doors open al 7h-Concert TO commence at g.
Boxes aud secured daily the Office from 10 A. till
4PM s2l lwrc
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posT. OFFICE,

POST OFFICE
1.rr..,.x New York, SEPT nth, 1916
- above viii ). cId IRON @ m sb so,h INST
~ Postage all letters must be- repaid Boz ton
on naI an ounce or under aud each add ona
nall ounce cents ROBERT H. MOltRlS, r. M.