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New MEDICAL Work. The following ex-
tract from letter Of the New York correspon-
dent of the National lntelligencer, contains
information of interest to the medical profess
sion and to the public. The work announced
as ready to be Published, will no doubt at
tract general attention
"a new medical work of novel character is
announced as ready for publication by Mr. Red
field, of Clinton Hall. 1t will undoubtedly
make sensation" not only among profess
sonal men, but the public at large, for the au-
thor has abored to render it generally useful
by divesting it as much as possible of technical
terms 1t is entitled "The Principles Of the
Chrono-Thermal System of Medicine: with
Fallacies of the Faculty, and is from the pen
of the celebrated DR.. Samuel Dickson, of Lon
don. 1t contends for the unity of disease; that
there is but one diseased which fever and
ague is the type; that all the forms of disease,
even the most acute, (Which are commonly
called infiammatory,) are durable without the
aid OF blood-lettlng in any manner. The au-
thor cites many cases from his own practice
and that OF others, whose opinions are at var-
ance with his own, to prove his position, The
remedies prescribed by him are, like his sys-
tenn, simple, and like those treated of in all the
ordinary dispensatories; but the doses are small
er, the author maintaining that the action of
his chrono-thermal medicines is electrical or
magnetcal, primarily through the brain, and
thence through the nervous system. Caome
sinks into subordinate rank ia this system,
and is placed among what are called sq,ntomaic
medicines. When given it is only in minute
doses.
This work will be accompanied, as learn,
with an introduction and notes by DR.. William
Turner, late Health commissioner for this city,
and who, having been long engaged in study
ing the new system, declares that he has amply
verified it in his practice, and that its superori-
ty over all other systems of medicine cannot
be gansaid. The public mind is in an anxious
and inquiring state at the present moment or
the subject of doseing; aad the new system W i'll
it is hoped, be candidly examined and tried
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-25

EXTRAORDINARY MORTALITY. The Trenton
Gazette states that on Wednesday last, Mr.
Elijah Lanning died in the neghboring town.
ship of Ewing, being the fifth of the family
that died since January last. In that month,
Nathaniel Lanning died, and since then his sis-
tiers, Jemima and Abigail, and another sister,
the wife of Theophilus Phillips. They were
all in advanced in life, and died of a species of
pneumonia.
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then you'd 90 for a desert; and-oh! see it
all as plain as the quilt before me-but no! not
while live! What your second wife may do,
| don't know; perhaps she'll be fine lady; but
you shan't be ruined by me, MIR. Caudle; that
I'm determined, Puddngs, indeed! Pu-dding-s!
Pudd-"
Exhausted nature" says Caudle, "could
hold out no longer. Here my wife went to
Sleep
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MORE DONATIONS. Mayor Harper of New
York at a meeting held in that city on Tuesday
for the relief of the Pittsburg sufferers, stated
that he had waited upon Mr.. John Jacob As
tor, who put his name down for $500, and he
trusted to obtain a similar donation from his
son. The Boston Stock and Exchange Board
has subscribed $3.50.
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THE CROPS IN NORTH CAROLINA, We
learn from the Raleigh Register that the late
drought has destroyed the early wheat in many
sections of North Carolina, and that much of
it has been either ploughed up or the cattle
turned into it. The recent rains, however,
have proved highly beneficial to the crops ge-
uerallv
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MORTALITY. There were lS4 deaths in N.
York last week, of which 80 were from con-
sumption.
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MINISTER TO MEXICO. The Little Rock,
Arkansas Gazette, has good reason for believ-
ing, that the mission to Mexico will be tender
ed by the President to Senator Sewer in the
course of the summer,
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MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
fu carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
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The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
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GREAT DESTRUCTION. About 800 cords of
wood were destroyed by fire in the forests in
New Jersey last week, besides several houses,
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the other, owing, | presume, to want of cul-
ture; indeed there can be no other reason, for
in this gifted land
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"Sr, the year growing ancient,
Not yet on Summers death, nor on the birth
Ofuembling Winter the fairCst flowers OF the season
Are our carnations and steak'd ghowers,"
but the despairing lover might pick and choose
amid wilderness of sweets.
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might bloom eternal, (and hosts of others too. J
no npping blasts would mar them; and should
a signing swain desire bouquet for his lady
love, he never need be answered here, as he Of
tentimes is in his native North,
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Ihat come before the swallow dares and takes
The winds OF March with beauty,
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liz that he has opened Boarding House
- at the well known stand formerly occu.
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would take occasion to state that he has fitted IN
Tue house in the very best style, and that his table
MIL MIL be as good any other house of the kind in
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az promises to spare no pains in making those
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- his summer stock Of .W2aitCtaes.
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Merchants at IS per cent. OF invoice prices
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his assortment will be found
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With every article necessary for the mostextensve
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Also. White Lead, Paint and White-wasl
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Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats!

Hats! Hats. Hats Hats!
q HE subscriber has just returned from the
North with handsome assortment of spring
and summer Goods,
81. CONSISTING OF
Panama. Mems. Boys and Infants Leg
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of every style and quality; also the Spring styl of
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at wholesale and retail, cheap for cash.
In addition to the ahove have just received
per schooners Jonas Smith, and ]. D. Jones, the
Spring Style Of Gentlemeos' Hats.
Those in want of genteel article are invited to
call and examine them.
i " AL so.
Il Nr,o Style of Boys Hats.
Just received and for sale by aa#
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Market St, Wilmington
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EEs=m ofNewbern and the surrounding country,
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streets. 1t is his purpose to make it desirable
house for regular well as a trancient boarders.
If cleanliness, good servants, table always provi-
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most assidious attention will tnttle him to a share
of The public patronage. it is his determination to
merit it, His stables will me found in excellent
condition. and horses shall he well attended to-
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chase money may remain on Mortgage, on the
property. For further particulars apply to
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Charles
Maxwell, Thomas
Moore. James A
Morris, James T
Mays. DR. John
Barney
.archalI, Albert
Martin, George
Miller, J ID B
Meyer, Claus
MarchaeI, Racial
Marshall, Mrs Mara A
McLanathan, Jackson
Mckay, r
McWilliams, Mark
Mclean, George A
Nelson, John 2
Newton Nm
Nash, Crawford
Nichols. Capt David
Norton, Robert
Newton, Miss Martha
|Orrell, Miss Henry
|Oxenham, VIM p 2
p
Pace, Capt John
Phinney, Robert NJ 2
|Pethcaly, Leeza
Parker, " lillian w
lPet:igrew, w H
Porter, James
Pitte, Capt Sa nuel V
lPrebel, Capt Elenel
Porter, Miss Mary
Price, George
Pain, Thomas
IRaynolds. G
RisIey, Miss c s
Russell, s L
Rankin, Samuel
Robinson. Peter
Robbins. F. B 9
Kelsey, JH
Russell, G. P
RisIcy, Richard A
Rev, Friedrich
Ritter, Maria
Reed, Capt Daniel
Robertson, Charles
Russ, Caswell
Roberts. Benjamin
Really, Margaret
Saunders. Thomas
Stephens, Caria
Stove. David
Sellers, Col John
Islanders, ID w
Small, e W ;
Small. Elisha
Smith. John II
IStrode. Porter
stephens, Asbury
Stills. Elizabeth
ISenter, F w
Sponge, Capt
ISnow, VIM
Stubs, Lewis
Stephens, Nancy
Straman, Levi
Shadgutt, Chas
Sellers, Samuel 2
Sheldon, c G
Small, ]
ISiminson, A G
stevenson, Jas
Smith, l. A
IScott. James 2
T
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lTillett. Miss M A
FThurber, L
Tuck. Jacob
IToomer, Madria
Toomack, Vim
rrrimhle. J N
ry Thayer, Abre
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lThally, Hugh
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lThompson, Betsey
Tolman, Albin 2
ally, David
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EVarnum, Rowland
lVanDyIe, VIM
w
Ward, Edward r
White, Calvin G
Nv oodhull, Mary
Ware, I F
w dworth, ] C.
wv aIker, w HI
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West, Mrs Abby
Winshourn, Mrs Re
Wallace, Bryant
Webber. Leonard I
Winslow. r F
Weeks, Jesse
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Vikings, Mr.
P.
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just ccP:VPd
Per schr. FsIyowship FROM New Orleans
II a. - BBLs. Moasses,
u . % 40 hhds do.
"a do Sugar,
l44 bbIs. Whiskey,
20 hhls. Bacon Sides.
so kegs Lard
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Brown Isaac E
Briar, Joseph
Benson. Elijah
Bibber, Thomas F
Blake, Thomas
Burton, Mrs HELEN
Boyd, John
Blanks. Miss Sarah
Barlow. g NJ
Brinkley, William
B!aney, Mrs. Evelina
Barton. George
Brown, Nacky
Brickhouse, Nathaniel,
Bracy, John
Barckly, VIM
Boneham, N
Brewer, F
Bell, Miss Wilhelmina
Bordley, VIM H
Burriss. John H
Buye, Mrs Sarah
Brian. Thomas
Brian, Mrs Mary A
Bartlett, Mrs Martha
Chavers, Henry
Collins, Josiah
Clay, Henry L.
Currey, John
Costln, George
CasSelI, Abraham
Collins, Morris
Church, Robert
Cain, VIM
Craig, John B
Corbi;t, James LIZ
Curtis. AnseI H
Charisca. Antonio r
Cowan, NJ D
Crews, Il r
Charles, E II
Cromelcin. r
Carr, Henry
Cowan, w d
Cowan, John
Canada, Yancy. ?
Costln, Samuel
Clarck, L e.
Carter, Aug
Douglas, VIM
Daviss, Isaac
Drey, S H
Davis, F S
Dibble, G B
Ennes, James T 2
EIdridge, Ephraim
Everitt, Mrs Rebecca
Earl. James NJ
Everitt. Isaac
Eagle, Mingo
Ethridge, Miss Ann NJ
r
French. SmiIy
Fuller, Rev Z NJ
Foster, D P
Fletcher, John 2
Frost, Charles,
Frrgerson. Miss Marth
Forbes, James
FranAlin, E G
Farrool, NJ
t George, John
Gilbert, Henry D
Greenfield. J J
Gray, WIN
Graham, John
Griffin, John 2
;. Gardner, Charles
c Gottier, MIS-
Green. Edward
4 Given, Theodore +
Grieves, John B
Gould, William I
Howell. Thomas
Hor, John II 2
Huston, G NJ
HutchlnS, george &
Holmes, Nancy
Holbrook. Samuel G
h Harlsfeld, I'll
Heritage, w ]
Ie Holt, Daniel II
Hull, Albert b
is Harrison. William He
+ Hust, Harmon
Hyde, Mrs r
Holmes, Aurelius
. HAZEL, Ann
Hec, w m
HuIct, John Sen
> Kinds, w atson
Henry, Charles
Hall, Andrew
Jones, Willard
Jones, Win 2
Jones. Mrs Martha
Jones, A L
Jones, Datius
- Jones, Roland T
James, Jacob
Ivey. S P
- Ireland. Amos
- Jarvis, Edward T
Jarvis, Mrs Ann
g Kirkpatrick, John
Knight, George w :
of Kennedy, John
Is, Kline, A P
nd Keller. John
ell Kingsbury, A. K.
w. C.. BE
:. 81 s :: {: !; !;
a certain negro mar
Elleck Ashe. He u
and of small stature.
on.
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SPEECH

OF Mr.. Duncan, Of Ohio, in the House of Rep
.rese"totires, February l9, TN Committee on
the .8rmy Appropriation Bill.
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Cantreil's Ague Mixture, or Tonic
McdiCamcnta,

For the cure cfoH BEons affections, Jfaken de-
corahng 10 directions.
II is q never failing remedy which family
ought to be without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the proprie.
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles. heng Purely Vegetable, and having
tried its efficacy thousands, for upwards of l2
years, and to his knowledge when taken strictly ac.
cording to directions there has not been one ia lure.
Under such circumstances I recommend it to the
public adding cer,ifcats in support of my asser-
ton.
]. John Burns, do certify that was in the ship
Tobacco Plan, Of Phadep pha, Capt. Reed, in
June, 1927, hound TO Livcrp"ol took the fever
and ague and laid in Liverpool some time under
the doctors hands, went nom there to Baltimore,
lay in the Infrmary for four or five wcsks-from
thence to Phadciphia; was six months under DIR.
Goats: from thence to New YGTk-went to tie
Hospital, remained there about four weeks without
any relief-,ried every thing whhou, hny benefit
for five years. Hearing Of Cantre'rs Ague Mix
tufe from a friend, | went to his store told him
how WAS afflicted, and got bottle of his mixture
and Used 1t according to directions. II made per-
feet cure and have not had the least return since
do with confidence recommend il to the public
JOHN BURNS.
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CHEAP
e A RIPE Il s r OR e
ON TIE CASH PLAN,

Al No. Al Strawberry 81 Philadelphia.
VJNHE Rent of the subst ribers in their present
Il situation being very low, and their terms
CASH, they are enabled to sell at such low prices
that customers cannot fail to be satisfied, and they
invite the people Of Northumberland and the adj
joining counties to call and examine their stock,
as they offer an excellent assortment, comprising
beautiful Imperial, 3ply, I
Snperfne Ingram,
Heavy Twill Venetian, }CARpETlNGs.
Fine English Worsed do.
Plain rired do.
With a large Stock Of well seasoned Floor Oil
Cloths of all widths, fnr Rooms, Halls Door Pie
ces, &c. Also Furniture Oil Cloths, Beautiful
Hearth Rugs, Table Covers, Floor Baze, Rag Car.
pets, Mating. &c &c, together with large Stock
e low priced Ingram, Entry and Stair Carpets
Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices in the
city. Ei.DRIDGE & BROTHER,
No. Al Strawberry street, one door above Ches-
nut near Cd street. Entrance also at 10. SO South
Second street, Philadelphis.
Sept. 2Sth, lSi4 -3m
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TEMPTED REVIVAL OF HEATHESIsM,-The
'spapers established for the express purpose
rposing Christianity, and public lectures are
ivered in Calcutta for the same object Some
the missioners regard these efforts of native
nds as indirectly beneficial to the cause of
.th, inasmuch as they arouse a spirit of inqui-
among minds that hitherto have been charac-
7ized by inertness.
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FRox MExIco.-Further intelligence from
Mexico has been received at New Orleans via
Havana. On the Both Of Dec, Santa Ana was
at Ayotia, small village short distance this
side of the capitol. 1t will be recollected, says
the Picayune, that the latest communication
from him to the Government was dated at Hu.
chuetoca, Dec. 26 The change Of position is
thought to strengthen an impression previously
entertained, that he will endeavor, in case of
failure before the capitol, which the letter
writers appear to think inevitable, to force his
way to Vera Cruz, thence to escape by sea
when he finds the game is all up with him.
A privr,e letter from the city of Mexico, re.
ceived at IIavana, and dated the 2Sth Of Dec,
states that the force under Santa Ana exceeds
10000 we'll appointed troops, and yet the writer
is confident that this large command cannot a.
vail him. The capitol is defended by 10000
men. of whom $4,000 are regular troops. and
5000 belong to the National Guard. Mary fa.
miles had leh and were leaving the city, how
ever, from fear that it would be bombaried.
Resident foreigners were diligently iortifyng
their houses, ir consequence of a report that
Santa Ana had promised his troops that, in
case they should be able to take the city, he
would give it up to them to be sacked.
AFFAIRS IN HAvANA.-We learn BY the ~
o. Picayune, that several strange events have
occurred at Havana-The "Monte de Piedad,"
or pawnbroker's shop, under the sanction of
the authorities, was broken open and robbed by
the soldiers on guard. All have been arrest
ed except the corporal and one other-the pun.
ishment will be death. The amount of pro-
per,y is variously Standardization $4,000 to
$4,000.
lawyer, in coming out Of one Of the church.
es, trod on the toe of the sentry, who stabbed
him instantly. Another sentinel ran up, and
also drove his bayonet into him. The lawyer
died instantly. The soldiers fled into the
church, to the sanctury, bat were dragged out,
tried the same day and sentenced to be shot
Their only excuse was that they were stirred
of drilling"