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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

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ong experience and success IN Practice, ne
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Deferred.
CITY IN T e L Ii 6 E n C E
THURSDAY.
United states CIrcrit Court.
Before Judge BZTTs.

Bayard Ciark vs.. Patrick Caranasa.-Ac!isn
Of eecs about twenty lots of ard situated be-
2i and and the sth and Hudson
(n Chelsea being part of 20 there devised by M
Mary Clark. 1852, 70. the benefit plaintiff and his ro
thers and sisters There also other property under the
wall. the store and lot occupied by Stewart & Co
Broadway opposite the Park. ais Clark by ha; viii.
pointed Clement G. Moore, and Others Of her estate
the proceeds OF which to be gwen them her grand
SON. Thomas p. CllTk, during his lifetime, and after that 10 -
conveyed ice simple 10 his children The grandson died
years ago. leaving three children (he plaintiff ami h
two s;Sters-Isaein Mrs Cochran and Catherine
wife OF Charles {. Wliarnson) Thomas P. Clark appears,
during his lifetime obtained three tlieien: acts foG the
Legislature, creating himself the trustee. OF Lis children also
empowering HIM 10 sell mortgage for their benefit He
went a1d disposed OF the estate hut sad ioI
debts OF BIZ for tie benefit OF children The
properly question mortgaged him 10 NJ Cnvanngh
twho subsequently obnIned II for small sum- previous To the
plaintiff being born. The pioneer action brought
IN The court 70 recover the property being commended that the
act, OF the Legislature, aud the proceedings under tem
unconstitutional ana void that body had 70 right 10 legs
ee in oppaston 10 the provisions of o VIII. The Court
charged that for the purposes Of t, suit Il would ha: the
rct, Of the Legislature va!idthat If Dir Cevanegh
Actually Tor the mortgage the must find for
defendant: he did not pay m,ney he took for debt
created for the beseh OF the Children the verdict must he
his avor, otherwise 10. plaintiff. Verdict for plaintiff both
point. THE understood, Will be carried 10 the SUI
Court d Washington
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SnnErr. S;Ct

Jan Eth lat Sc s. lon IA s. exchanged signals with The bark
Jan s lat S. s. lon "a schr Commodore Kenrncy. hence
Dec IS Int Il 49, ion 70 81. passed large vessel bottom up
supposed 10 be brig
p,i!adeiriia Tor Canton.
SEPT 49, The straits Of Caspor. bark CcQuette of Boston,
Eldritge. i'm Boston tor Canton
Nov q, lag Is Is ION y 50, bark Mary Smith, o. Portland
Dec Is of Jenca ship !iindoo. Proctor, Rio JaDeirO oF
Dec J. h, l6 g. Ion 81 IS. brs Monezumu. Kelly, I'm BALI
Dec S lat il IS S lon 81 W exchanged signal, with
bark Supposed the Mar Chiffon standing toward Mo dc ia
Jan 3D. la, s. go len ao. exchanged signals with brig Co
Dec is lat q % lon IS 40, brig star I'm NYo'k Tor Grenada
pee 49, la; D " Ion 81 40 West brig Llewelyt io' Guada
Dse la, IS So Ion SO 49, brig Neptune, .eernse Northeast.
Dec IS TO- lon IS ii, bark Fanny of Boston. FIN Nor
Jan lat IS s. Ion 90 ship Venus from New Orleans tor
DI: IAN lat g 90, lon ss. ship Goodwin from Newoean.
'' Ian lat % "a. Ion G. s spoke sch Tancr Of Salem I'm
NYok for Oecoke lnt-bad been blown oil the coast Is
Jan ia; % len 81 ship steering West with nrOs' IN fore
Dn.l
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CONSUMPTION

A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly hopeless
have firmly established us vast SUPERIORITY over ever
,,erni scnvery Il has always been styled Nature own
rrrion 'bens formed chiefly from chemical extracts ol
iVill Cherry Bark and TaTtwo trees thai GIetcky Sc'
al ,ybeeyer diseases of the lungs prevail we give rev m
stances OF its extraordinary power, from catalogue aos
wthout emu. ,,, !. NJ, WI, a,e,cv, WIN
as given m by all Of her physicians 10 die oil cohSupoH
bni hnrl nnr for months the .lde-inised aioAS se
QUANTITIES of matter sort o. beny substrnce-la' hkeh n
ner;e for two months, being past oil c.cu
by few bottles o:this Ralsam September ana oct tSi
A. Williams, Esq Attorney &c New orX cufes vi spis
nodic asthma years standing, certed TO by hecooo
'rnlimndge aud J. Power, D. D. r.
A Carran, " Y Ciy, who had no. Slept lying Gown, Io
years (beng obliged 10 sleep sitting psturs! SO a' cue"
M 10 attend 10 his business the most stormy weather.
Thomas BraGlec Esq, j. 7. Jasnica L. l. cared vi '''ua
of 20 years standing. ao- al, ,ho,
he hnd violent cough end pam in The side,o ionIs
l"rse ouarue al. corrupt riat,e-aso much 6oo-hs pny
csrs ccud do hut little for hngave HIM pIs al netclMy,
In, Did no cood-hi- friends ell supposed he had gsHoig
conSmptIon' -errey cured by three bottles OF Nis'ui
Mr. Anna D. Hopkins Of Knowisyie. u Y entirely cur
i of co:punt and general disability OF eighteen mnts
standing. - :, ,, .,-,, :, rL;ld ~ p
Shroebe of obstinate disease u the lungs after nc ad 'feu a
the usual remedies in vain. ca, ,,
Cases are daily occurring pat 81 the country wren
n,ye rcone,tby the best superiority OF THIS busa every
Shade uns and liver disease every other pIepaa" NTH
erio known 10 the world. -
Sold at - Ann.street, by iSAaC bCl >. anu " aSe.Ss
in MI parts ofthe United States. 81 oii
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge DAILY.

Robert Ree6er md Gf07y MS teite vs Jnr.eS
~ E0rke and Joanna, las tettc Burke E:eeisr
and rtc.-Ihs was action and action ior assault
and battery. hc tired together The rst acton
Burke the person o. Mrs FEEDER the 18th src! last,
by stfkig he's with her list 10 the face Knocking her against
the door and also bin: her thumb such that Il
has become ME Burke keeps soc store IS Cherry
street, ind SAID to be well of Mr. Reejef resides 1T No IL
Ba:Gv.u Tie affair occurred wake. where II
sni Mrs B. mmedlateT commenced calling Mrs. aporo-
brc,Is names, and concluded with 1s>ae, alluded To. IS
20 the aver-el that Mrs Reede first
menced the difficulty shut the door her face: and after sa
came hack subsequently caught hold md her shaw
The did not consider the action TO have been
made They found ser ct in favor Of ResdeL und W.T.
for 500, and the action they found their favor.
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Disasters.

TIE sonp Cornihnn of and from New Bedford. for New
York with cargo OF OIL wns fell with off Stanford Point,
on hufsdny morning hy the steamboat Globe ablndoned
full of water and bowsprt gOne-supposed TO have ehcoun-
tered the NE gale ~,
Sch Frnnc- Portsmouth, 9Th; I'm NYork, was n contact
nirht Of 1t m -ne about 10 miles Of Cape Cod wnh n
,cr name unknown The F. received considerable damage
uui leaked badly. n,. :; ,:...
r br: emona. before reported of Siasconset, IN distress
went In,a Nantucket hHThor. 9th. .
The hr Ten Scott (wTecked !hfyoyase from Newl ORR
to phiuelphia) been examined the leak stopped. and
now perfectly scuicshe will proceed to Phlasepha the ms
favorable opportunity.
ship Zoto Kenncbunk lost OF Tertnsas. WIS insured
in Boston for 1850 There also 81 0 insured there ON
cargo perhaps The Hour Vlt Gos 'vGs Insured IN
N(irleans.
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THE GREAT REMEDY
Ashme. Difficulty Of Breathing, Bleeding Of Ike
lungs. Coughs Colds, Bronchitis. Intiuen@a,
Skortness ef Breath, Pam and HeaSneSs
in The Chest or Size, agd that most
tcrrihle Of Gi diseases.
covs,f fs of THE LUNGS.

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUN6O.
Np E0IGER'S OLOSAONIAN, OR ALL-HEALlNG
D BAA your os' broken by e lous eea
Win Ssrfress Of Breath and other alarming symptoms
Consumption Here Remedy at hand itw' ehecs
Cough relieve the pain mud soreness IN your ches anu
,co,s YOU 10 health Are suffering from 7stHEnf Ity
ths wonderful remedy. Rend the following cases VI e"es
which Il performed within short time ,, , lov
Grid Henderson, % lacht street wa, reaueea YER SM
BY tedious cough and bleeding nj the unss he na S syd
VARIOUS remedies without, benefit and his physicians had uoG
doned the hope of doing him any good Aahoseh nc
hectic fever ard night swea bottle oil ths greo' eheu'
restored him entirely 10 health , -, = a.. c,os.
corre ~ Hays wa, rel eyed by two bottles oil ,he Oosa.
oman although so weak The time he commenced using II
thai he could scarce walk. lie couChet necessarily dun
Guilty of breathing such that he could only Walk Jew
steps at tune, ard his night swea,s were dreahu IA TWO
weeks OF ms uSnE the ediche. he
walked with ease down the Office and III SIX weeks ne was
90 iar restored lie nbe attend 10 his business ngai
cJdn Esq 50 Pike street. cured OF .7Skf1d Dy sii
hntte o The uoaonlan He Ind n1t lam down IN bed lor
than ten months He has had recurrence OF the
disease upw more than five months.
hlrs Archibald - West street. cured ni fsttmG OF
standing by half bo;e. and declares It 10 be the best
medicine in the world She had used various other remedies
wi,fou: the lenst benefit. 49, r
Thousands OF might be TO show the eticacy oil
this Remedy More aa twenty years eTperietee ~ " use
proved the wonderful remedy IN te "oiu ioi
the cure OF the above mentioned diseases
For .ele OILY at los Nassau street, doc. above Ann
gr,s
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Arrived.

Brig Sally AM Tucker I'm Tru1illo via Key West, 10 de.
hides &c W Thome 4 60: Big l'ilow, and schoon'
er Incns Of Norfolk, sid 18th ut for 81 Marks.
Brig Leyant. Webster, of North Yarmouth; y ds I'm Tam
peachy logwood To Bouchard < ihebaud. Lett brig CASH
Ier for Inguna Ids. The only Am.
chr Reyoutouer, Ellis % DE- i'm 81 ago de Cuoa Old cop.
per- &c Reud 4 oppock. Saeh n COMPANY VIII schL
Jure Allen for Boston, Left scl Lach Allen ioT NOrleaGs
m few days; May Bee Holmes. dsctarSng; bnc Atee ber-
SchI Repeater Fnnci., 4ds from Wilmington, Nc naval
stores 10 II l. AlcCIeady Z: Go.
Schr Enterprise, Ross, Milton Del. corn.
Schr Wave. Johnson Deep Creek. corn.
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NEW FANCY GOODS, sc.

TIME undersigned invite the attention Of the to eh3lse
1 ssortInent Of NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
sdauea 10 the present and approaching seasons eceyed
per las, arrivals consisting in part of PAPER MACHEE
GOODS. PAPETERlES, FANCY STATIONERY. &c.
Also PLATED WARE and TEA TRAYS. together Win
great variety OF FANCY HARDWARE generally.
d7 WILLIAMS s Bull, Is Maiden Lana
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MARINE JOURNAL.
poRToF MISREPRESENTATION /
Cleared.

Ship, North Bend Felt, Londonery, Abraham Bel & Sons
Charleston Brown, Charleston Buckley: Unon Rdtoon,
NOreans, Stanton & Frost.
Brig Fornux. Wilson. NOreans, Nesnli,h L Walsh.
Schrs Ovoca Brush, Norfolk Va, Plat s. Piei.on Emily
Johnson Snedccor, - Thomas and 81 Crox. w w Brett
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" allied,

Ship, Northumberland London: Sea. Lverposl: Charles.
ton Be'k wqnowna. st MARKS Brig. SELMA Mobile na
nan Gage Belize. HendurGs; WnmpsDoaE BucSspor Trace
Darling ST Johns, NB Concofdu Europe, wa Chare,fon
and OILERS Wind NV.
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Whniers. SO.

At Maui May 49, ship Israel. of New Bedford for NEe,i
Coast s0h Fifteen men in of mu,ny mad been put IN
irons. GIL ~
Al Toubcz Oc,e Frances Gardner NBedford. $50 sperm;
Jane, I'm Somerset 100 So 300 VIII
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pElTZ, BROTHER & co.
30. Is Joas-syRETT, NEw-YoRx,

AID No. 81 FuLTos-srRzET, BRookLys.
O7sn, inventors end aeoiseuisr THE cine Der:
isip. Aso, Enauiartufsrz snd dealeH IN IMPROVED Can
;sI Astra sad Snsr s:dos Chpaes end lcmp GeE,ei d
e iHt Lamp Wek Pure Sperm Oh, Lamposne and BPM;
, Ia. 49, , n, =, n - " ssp9
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DRY GOODS.

NEW DRY GOODS.
~ ECETVED JtiSUAEY sh-J. Q. TAYLOR !. co
"a jnbbers. 50 Ceiar.,i y. Y. rseeiyct ys;tcfiay-
10 hoes OF Amcassag sheesnss
rs do Stnk sls.
ID 10 Heavy "a ri 81 cersi.
. do a. e.. A TIcki.s.
10 cAae5 OF Prifts, ns'r styles.
10 d, Satinets-ersat reduction IL p-ics..
do Fine I.ifh Linens
z 10 Long laws.
8 10 linsg fafnbuc iiandks!Chiei.
s fiine hH x AlpuecaS.
- do Diiiaren' 81, Ira % hlerched Goods.
J. o. T. i Co. val Aeyp tull stock staple Good, dnrns
the winter months. and they WI nD labor uncaus'reiy i'
store Inc ulise where uny 10 seen oil the dsi
rahIc Nc Il. Of fnncy ycnd, -
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public stock Mxchange-JAs. 10.
PsxYenrers ArrIyed.

lcoo Ohio 6s, e0.."Tsa g g Canton Co.. snw a.
100 Farm .sV5 % 81 LonS Island ..bnw ~
JW DO. ........-..... 3o1al
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AW cARn.-t'otLEcTtoN ug pEDrs IN INK Soarn-
L. WgsT-E. 3. WASnBURNE, Auo'roy At Lsv, Ga
Zen Ilus ) val. ms SsnQQr TO the cnect0r " seb
drc Nsy-York Merchants IA Galera Rockford ard Rcc6
.nnl. limos: n Du 8gSlc ioysj p PatrsMle Poics.
Rset - d. !. GrsHsiS * Co.'S DoRSsus. ScrgAs&.
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TITO MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURES. DEALERS,
Sr-E g. PALMER is the egea. duly authorized tJ
the proprietor Of the sest nespspsrs Of most OF he
-,rns town. in thus State New ess7. Pennsylvania 6Id
L. Isrn Southern and Western staes- 70 rscni.c advet-
ti.ergpts in ths City for Insertion IN The respective pages
the oppounty afo.te3 tie buuPss community by tbs
ve1cv To disseminate information Throughout the county,
"a ,cc lie attention Of the people scsh as 10 COZ
p.sng 49,. :, -. Il.
vEere every Information vii Be cheeruly enISnncasc,
and The nature OF the aEency FUZZY explained.
r- Cice Me- l1 Nassau lTribuns B1tirssI oppoiite
City H1ll-ni the Coal Office. oil deod
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RS;s-e-..s- -, Nss.. York ~ w Elmonda Esq., tiesr
Foot& t,aveS ". x T. Wcedhpli & Go, SpYdtp Ssge &
Go 1kolae. HUFF Thomas s;uthrss, MOrchoa's \ Co.
Cof-tccL & GaGsnr. rs SSs
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WSSTAR's

w a
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Balssmic Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and TAR
The best remedy knoiea to TIE 'corld for the cure o.
coughs, colds, ASTHMA, croup, Needtng. q the
lungs, 'ehoopiag cough, dronch't's, 'ngn-
cn.a, shortnesS Of breath, pair and
t,eakgess in The breast or side,
lsrer complaint, and the first
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rim 7. WAIT. attorney ,ni Counsellor Of law and
81 orlso.etu t.kc acknowledgements VI Deeds ard De
pnsicu, N ttuz inr the State ~ New. York NoRwicA
Cr1n WI. devote particular Attention ,e me collection CT
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Eci-rs 20 s4ruc Sherwood, E,s, Tracy, Mabef Irwtl.
SHel a SENDER t20 s;swsns
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II IRE shin H.caos from .Io1y-aIr and M;-s Joh..sS-
In the brig Sally Inn from Key Wsst-Cnpt Cnrry is
OF Br brig Conservative, ind Mir Simmons.
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WINES BRANDIES, &cThe subscriber has cols'an,;
w IN IN hand and Offers for sale tamiles. notes ana
others choice old Wines Brand es, WHISKY, Rum sc
They will be dawn from the original casks in ep1 i =, =
s,, purchasers Champaign Wine quarts ana pms oi q
very superior quality. beng OF his own moot anon n tns
sr,ai with great care Also large assortment oi All kn
Wire and Louor. IN pipes halt pipes. aua
e1ss cases IN bond IS well as IN soTs . ,sbes ary
ohe aSoye articles Wi, please cali at the Iabouse no &c
pe,ristreet between Brocdtreet and LosnteS ZIP,
trS Ii.
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!QEtN CNNGs4, -; ATTORNEY AM, CQ1lNsEIr
LpR ~ Law, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCE
SY. ssr Wayne Ind vii attend prSssoaal business %
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BRITANNIA WARE.-i'hs subscTIaet ha, baai !. y
ID D1oa sons al:arnin Ten sei WIN ne ne,.ls
invented Patent Tea E1rcorhe best article invented
fr lea As large assortment of LnInps from The nall
rrrtrry OF Messenger ns, corrprns Tie sist bnSlzh
rntres Hook Bottles with .ilyetp cCks, 5los ecfEnty
TEA TRAYs IN sgt, OF separately. larze assortment Of
TIE above Goods nre Offered sw prces be pur-
ehnscd fer any other ,tnre II the city, By
WN. E SrOUFESBURGH,
12 Fulton. between Roadway and Sa.sC.c.
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of the English alphabet, snall and capital, written
and ptinsed, is accompanied by lis pronunciation in
Chinese phonetic sgns, well rs in .aan3choR let
tc,s. The author then insrvcts the Chinese in all
those principles which are necessary 10 be under
stood by them in order 10 their fading, in the con-
ventanal signs which he employs, The pronuucis-
ton OF the English words-a thing ffrh he docs
almost accurately if he had awaited himself of
the sounds of the French language to give express
sion to them. In this publication, which is merely
the frs, part of the work, al the words and all the
phrases are arranged according an order the mos,
inethodcsl. Each Chinese word is followed by
Chines7 phonetic signs, which give Inc pronuncia
ton OF the English synonym placed opposite The
second part will contain the rules Of English syn
tax. We may add that AIR Ihom has published
this work ut his own expense; and that he has dis
uibuted copies sratutously &c foreigners who reside
10 Chino, we'll as to the native merchants OF the
ports, hencefsrward 10 brought into constant
Intercourse with Europeans and requiring toe as
distance ~hich such work affords