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EsCULAPLAN sANATIvE.
UNIVERSAL REsTokER OF HEAL,

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
rHE PROPRIETOR Of this 6anative begs respectfully
inform the inhabitants Of @ city public generally,
that he prepared finnish them with this
remedy And presenting this grcatrmedy the pubc
proprietor deems only that he alone
Quanted win the Of preparing and from long and pract
with the ingredients of which compose
and their AMPLE and effects preserving aud restoring
health, he fully enabled that this medicine
possezsng medcna properties far uPpassing any thing
hereore oerrd for the ofsueng humanity or
restoration Of health; indeed potent for pood
the human frame that requires dose small
sh effects that many might feel disposed from that
cumstance to it among the many useless nosums Of the
day But the day superstition and ignorance has
curative virtue and quality Of the medicinal plants and
quality fairly extracted and fully understood heugh this
resting diseased action yet perfectly sale and certain y i
Its that can be taken at all times and under
amy The prop5etor therefore 9nde! The fullest
that this sanatve will accomplish all that he
i as genera. remedy for disease
shoueh presented IL different form. but especially for the
ehitis DyspeP;s LIVE: Gomp.ni in al il. form:
Heart wsH o. apostle Ii and other
and scroiula all is various forms Dose five drops for an
with each bottle Bold Wholesale aud retail by tho Agent $50
Hudson New the principal druggists through
ont the city and country. MS lmsr
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DIsEAsEs OF THE URINARY ORGANS-sueh
~ Chronic and acute diseases Of the
Bladder, Leuconhoeu Whites,
Uretkra, Structures,
Kidneys Seminal Weakness,
Also, 0ouorrh0a, liability,
elects, Weaknessof the parts, ke.,
speedily and eectuay removed by Absrnethys Botan
cal Pills without particle Of mercury They are equally
suitable FOR females They give energy 20 the
tive rarely expersnesd from taking other me
dcnes For sale Hall Ccfhaz1ne and
III Maiden Lane Price 81. with directions js+ im.r
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NEw ORLrASs Jan. 24-I have to report the continu.
ance Of very dull Cotton market yesterdays bust
amountedo but $500 only 1000 bslss have
been sold--pricee however. continue steady We may
look for rather da gging marse until the Hbernias
for Sugarhe sales of yesterday and to-day amount to
1900 ads chiefly TO Northern buyers The business
still without checkoday 600 hhds have been sold and
the market 10 very arm. There cleared for Baltimore
this week ss3 hhds We have but q moderate
stock Of Moasses, which Is selling readily 22l cts
About 1900 barrels of -four soil yesterday and
this morning 1000 barrels The sales have been chiefly
At s7i 80 has been paid for 1000 barrels The pro-
vision market still quite unsettled by the heavy
walls daily pouring in The receipts Of the last
three days have been barrels and 2 lbs pork
The sales are at STA 80 for mess $40 for prime
cents for bulk sides and 81 cents for hams There
rived within three days liza hogshesds bacon Small
selna OF aides at cents The quantity Of lard
csived In three days., 1899 barrss end 49, go kegs
There for Baltimore this week $500 kegs sales
barrels ~ q cents and Of kegs at 81 IT cents
Corrsspsndtnes IF Baltimore .fmeric an.
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RR9sgEsMsfhs 5Ef S2S BE AND

i prising Efhcsey.-MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND
NYMPH composed q an eastern botanical discovery
surprising ecacy for rendering the skin so and fair well
imparting delicate rossate hue 70 the complexion
and conscrvator OF thar most
charm o. female oveness transparent fair skin, JULES
HAUEL's Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine de Venus. may Be
said 70 exert almost magical Composed for the most
part OF oriental balsamc plants the excluson Of Al
mineral admiIture, distinguished incidentally for 10 ea
BY sens or the pores AID minute seerssc e
on and BY this method Alone edsctua disslpstss Al e
mesa TAM pimpes feckles snnburn and cehsr ~
will change the bilious ecmpe.,o. a nto one re
diant whiteness willis the neck hands An1 ssnss w
decscy and aiesa which its continues - w
PLY protect, with every hpPeafance OF yoa SAAl" " W
most advanced periods Of life.
Tor sale, Wholesale and recall eyY ro Arrrr
Praetical Chemist and ferfumeY
e eoush Third street, Rhllsdelphis.
s.dby M sse.us-y .. tseqssne4, No4is nIQsAvsy,
Xrssh fsEySss SsssF Ne: iV sna ~ nsSsa~"'
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LIvEsrooPcrs ship Coumbus-I5o tyns coal 100 mig iron
1 R 'ses, salt Pyenstadt-t pigs Jesop-ls FolCr
monJ col Grsydon-2 Cornell Brohes3s bd and ckI
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

JUNE FOh lOOhSELr.
HUNTERIAN DYSPENSARY. No. Division street,
tsblished AID 1895 by the opero for the
es:ss g Fl ,:eIs s md e, d.
the only remedy earth that safely be relied tho
roughly this hoTrid deass without the
all else have failed comprehensive treatise accompanies
each VIAL with full which warranted efec
tually ell matter how long standing how
deeply seated IN the system, with ss trouble to the patient
and shorter of than any other medicine the
world, OF pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial.
ja1 1msrc
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Coi i: Zen
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
aet MEDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.
r. ss ~ xS Gss q
continue 70 direct thsr .sniion % Al dss:. o
&c soe:suton psn.9n sa.inss: i1v.nd.
as Of So': S.s:. VAT y amount e ..srss
CsSs for many years connected with the prineps hospitals
Europe FOR the q those eompaina attends consul
'ssa a:1l liS% m n s.. su guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvAJJDs-!sues
Oaa can have ioi~..asd g sSsa esss sosa
Ss all psisIT e. ,.as. cur,
traction sad ressivsi elsewhere. II any, ana
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
SS S'ss;s W. e.
sS ss::::
s.:: s;sA e. 4 n:f ao.s. 81 '.''l1
vELPEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS,
i:s.s:
~ s. . :s;:s s: -:
:s q, s e;sss ::s.: ::s $s I'D
ihsssomaeh Confinement om sn.i.sss. rnes perbez
RIcoKDs ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE. 6
q: sls
iajuieisas e. nsssssy o. s1.ini nsaie: ncssms.t
t.. sS~id - shs purifier without delay per
;ss 6: :s.ss: With as judy sss
:! Or G.s :s''
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAH.
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
v1REPARRD By the New York College ofMediens aaA
Fnmacy established for the suppression oQuacksry. Th
highly exaet possessine all the
g qualss ma snr.siys Psy.n Of h above hsrbs cons
a present before the psSlie nsyss
pure state sfthe blood saeh .crofua salt rheu ngwon
botches pimpes ulcers in the bones join nodes
from the secondary effects osvrhn audic'eas usess
mercury.
Sel1 = single bcttles,u nesapsash
4 ss:'' 'f =. ; ; ss.,- s'sal''. g.:
Cssss Forwarded 70 II pare Of ths Usim-
Hikk-Av~y hs'ss7 1i.i RiaH r Ysbsss ''fbs.
- Tbo Csooepty1tsd Extxsct q earyeperiuA, c.
Hah ed Aseeko1s slse ~ sas ilJS Dv1eIea szess
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o. A bill to amend the Constitution OF MARYLAND
80 as to hold biennial meetings of the Assembly
has passed the Legislature OF that State.

ACCIDENT on THE BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
RAiLaoAp.-The evening train OF cars from Balti-
more ps city, due OF quarter past o'clock Saur.
toward accident, which Fortunately resulted without
loss Of human iife very serious injury. We learn
thst AT about seven O'Clock when the train reached
within nile OF louisville the locomotive con-
tact With eow: which. not being properly caught by
the catcher in 'front.' caused the engine to be thrown
off the track, together with the baggage-car The eng
neer was injured but not seriously. Mr. Slack the con-
ductor, was also bruised person in the baggage
train had his shoulder disiocated This, we believe,
was the extent Of the personal injury. The locomo.
tive, being thrown into the mud was but slightly
damaged. ,f
We understand that of tho passengers reached
this city about halfpast eleven O'Clock in private
riages The did reach the city until two O'Clock
yesterday morning when they brought in the Northern
mail.-Nat. Lfeiigencer, FEB g.
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THE GKEAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN BALM.

THIS MEDICINE pleasant and eectual remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Raising of Blood, Asthma,
Peurisy Bronchits Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
this esmony and call send and ously pamphlet
containing Treatise Consumption, &C., and numerous
sworn certificates, such as foowS:-
side and chest. and general debility blood and
tho and sopahc They her lung. liberated and
Without effect Finally in August last tried Southern
Balm, She has taken bottles and perfectly cured.
confidently recommend il TO all similarly affected.
A. u. Kaufman,
Residence Il Clarke St, store COS Broadway.
City and County of New York, s-A b. Hauptman, being
duly dcposcs and that the sbeye certificate
and true w. II, MUM, Com OF Deeds.
The Southern Balm is sold BY druggists generally through
out the u. 8. Also, ..--
THE ANlNiATINg, .APERIENT, ALTERNATIVE
SOUTHERN BALM PILLS,
10 box OF Is pills. The best and cheapest general FAINT
y Pill introduced These Pills have bean tested
the blood and other fluids and have safe
purifier removing morbid matter from the stomach and bowels
promoting digestion, and imparng to the system For
further information, Southern Balm Pamphlet be had
the Depot 63s Broadway where the medicines
sold, wholesale and reta also by Wya& Ketchum, 2 Full
street.
More wanted throughout the United States and Ca
NADIA.
Aleberal discount to dealers. mss Im.r
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MOEHER'S CORDTAT,

superior efficacy Of th. article when used in The last
once experienced benefits would be willing any eond
uon 70 DO deprived Its effects 70 shorten and dm
nlsh he sue attendant Child Birth half
place -otn Guild and mc.her in state of safety.
This quack article, but the prescription of regula
fhysicssa who his made this brunch his practice
ular study For sale 1872 Broadway Of John
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS AND
UPHOLSTERERS.
LIAR SEATING AND CURLED HAIR.-2oo0o lbs
cued Hair also of Hair Seating plain and
GEORGE JOHNSON,
ns JOHNSON GREEN
N. B-The store once has moved from i3a William
No Spruce betw, Nassau and William
~ lwiser t.aie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2, 1916.
The Msriean Neics-Henry Clay laid The shsJor Gen.
Sect; and Polk, Fan Buren,, &c. for Gen. Cass-- Dull
Times--adaus, the Tragedian-R Runner from Washins z.
ton-Markets, Stock Boards, Se.
The from Mexico received yesterday relative to
the cavalier treatment OF Mr. sds by the new Next
oan Government has caused considerable speculation
among quidnuncs The general belief here is that
The evolutionary movement in Mexico has had its orr
gin in secret me vemenis on the part OF England AMI
Frpnce the end whereof ia not yet. By putting this
ard thstp tsgstaer another panic viii be probably
raised sweeping away all the recent advances in The
learn from Washington that at an Informal meeting Of
the wing members Of both Houses of Congress- held
Friday night whilst each and oil shed the
DRY ard unevaability Of Henry Clay it finally re-
solved neaS unanimously, TO support General Win
field Scott for the Presidency in lsis The Vice Presi
dency was left an open question until the campaign
'tual'y commences This movement has caused the
Western members 10 rally firmly Gen. Cass.
the dsmcc ATTIC warhorse with Silss Wright for Vice
President, that will in all probability have regu.
lar contest on military rather than peculiar
illness for the Office But getting to ba warke
people, on paper, and why should we not have expert
enoed leaders to command us in the battle field If occa
sion should squire it, The motto under which parties
will rally suppose will be lin peace We should pre-.
pare for war; .s1rs FL.
slightest importance is stirring in doors ont.
Mr.. Adams appears ia King Lear" tonight. He per-
o. to COED
would send mesasge to Congress to-day, relative to
THs MAnxsrs.-On Saturday -four was duh of sale
small transactions in Howard street brands from store
this morning at - 70. A sale Of City Mills made
stion operate either upon the part obuyss or sellers
Whiskey in fair request at 25 cents in barrels and
"a cents per gallon in hogsheads.
Sales or stocks at Baltimore.
JAN. sl-si0o0 Mary land SIS, 10 5000 Baltimore 6s
1890 96t 5000 do 6s do 96 Maryland closed to day
Mo- asked 20 bid Baltimore IS Of $780, closed s6
closed ct a71 for sale, AZ bid.
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VALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS.
TURNER & FISHER u Ch,tham Street, have this day
opened their unqualified assortment Of vslentinss and
challenge the city Low prices TO the trade
call and Valentines made to order original fur
nshcd Orders from the Country attended to promptly
j27 im're
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LEFT OFF WAROROBE AND FUKNITU KE
.ssS arte4fU, flt WANTED,
GENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the full value for
sueh Ladies and Gardeners Wearing Apparel, Fire
n te :, Leaving fs En- e the
who pledges hselfto give far price for all articles offered.
N B-A line through the Post Office will be promptly
tendedt to T. LEVENSTYN,
dt3 lm+rc <66 Broadway, MP stairs
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OES IE1b
III INIR OH nNE

Fax NlA@a ELlAlh OF LIVE.
THE and increasing demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throughout the British Empire France,
and the United States has celebrity winch time only
eace IL has long been used and prescribed by the
eminent physicians throughout the civilized world
reign and speedy for ncpient Consumption Bsrren.
Impoteney, Lucorrhea Whites Obsructed, diff.
cult painful Mensuuraon nconnencs Of Urine nyol
discharge hereof aud for the proation Of the
whether the result of inherent causes produced by
irregulavity, illness, accident. -
There shadow doubt that this is and
the subject Of delicate hundreds would testify
the urrvaed efficacy of the Luena Cordial speeic for
Faor Abus Glset irregularities in the Secrc.
TONS Pains in the Kidneys Female Suppres Tor the
versel Proiapsus Utefi and fact every
which the delicate portion Of the human organization
Tor thing short Of that It is o8esed iuble
or chronic i will be found safe and sovereign remedy lhe
Lucna Cordial gentle tonic operating generally the
aud bracng the whole system without far
On the contrary seems to act perfect
renewal Of the natural energies The first bottle will
serted. @ II
Principal Ofca rs Fulton street. New York. Sold also by
s.th w poyle Boston, Dr. Wadswor.h Providence J; s.
John AZ Lsroqae md Roberts Athnson Baltimore, Cha.
Scott, Warrington City; O. NJ Linthacuu GeovEstown j. B.
Wilder Louisville ky Sanford Parks. Cincinnat and by
other Of the above named places Price So
bottle, or $3i per dozen. 3llmsr
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PuIAEELpHiA, Feb. ,, lsi8
Ereiffng Legal Discussion-james X. Martins Cose-
Pennsyipania Bank Direction.
The Court of Quarter Sessions been at work all
this morning in arguing the issue presented by the pre-.
sent Grand jury as to their power to compel witness
to answer questions which he thinks will tend to crim
nate himself large number Of people have peen put
in terror by the in which the grand Inquest have
proceeded in the investigation Of certain subjects The
proceedings oil secret the investigation has
not been in the regular Of criminal dngs
but has taken wide range; men have been suddenly
dragged before the inquest and compelled to answer
questions involving themselves in difficulties without
having time to ortfy themselves, and the result is that
we have now in our midst secret tribunal which very
much resembles the Star Chamber in it's effects mode
approaching Judge Doran, ofthe late Criminal
has resolved to put stop to these things and he accord
ngly refused to answer questions put to him. and has
thus brought the whole subject to public discussion
The case Of James K Martin, charged with shooting
zeI down in the street. tho night Of the 2s,h Of
Court Nis Prius. You recoect the case az given at
the time. Ze survived almost miraculously, and Mar
kill instead OF for murder. The triad be.
FORE but the jury could noagree upon verdict There
Is no positive proof against Martin and lie may be
guilty.
An election held to-day directors Of the Penn
syivania Bank There was strong opposition, but the
following ticket succeeded by large msjority II is the
old direction: r., ruY 0e I.g n
DlnnoroR. ls4s.-Joscph Trotter, John Farnum, Geo.
n. Baker James Martin, Jacob II. Smith Mordecai d.
Lewis, William II Dillingham;, Horato N. Burroughs,
Robert NJ Lewis, William T. Hacker, William v. An.
derson, Levi Taylor.
There was rather a depression 10 day in the stock
market the sales being TO limited extent and prices
rather fat Almost all the stocks the list suffered
decline. The from Mexico is not deemed of the
most pacific character and this exers considerable in.
huence On the market The following the quota
items Of to-Gay:-
Sales or stocks mt Philadelphia.
FEB. 2-FRsT BosBp.-$24, 600 State 6s cash. 20; lis
shares u 8. Bank 100 do SIS NV ~; 100 do cash. al
rard Rank
100 Reading Railroad, days. 2ot 100 do s. 29l; $50
do 8 days 20; 100 do cash, al; 50 do days, 2st.
ArrER-soo0 Lohigh 6's, A6s; ia Lehigh Stock, l4i.
cash, 6s3 seoo do days, col 5000 do 69i 5000 do
days 5000 do cash. 6si; 50 shares Reading Railroad
2s& leo do b 29t.
Arrrn BoAnp-s,o 900 state S. cash. SOL; ia shares
Wilmington RR, 2s; 80 do Reading RR, days, 2pl,
5000 Ststs s. cash, sol; 5000 do do col
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sises and eolos, hand asdfor sae
" by HOOSE 4 VICTOR,
IN 1mSms NPeayI srast. I'm gtavs-
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and all noeopsrlsnt diseharsss from ihe Srsthn Ihes
Fills the suif Of twenty xpsense ~ IL Hcspa q
Charlie is prenounced By their inventor
Professor Velpsau ufalb saedy e Az diseases Q
the uretha They effect Z cure . much sscrs0 tune tho
any other remedy without the breath di,sseins w
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Mexico. The following brief extract
from an article published II 4 late number
Of the New Orleans Picayune. relative y
our affairs with Mexico and The course
which our government should nov pursue.
correctly indicates Die spirit 81 The press.
The same feeling exists among the people.
The intelligence received By the steam.
ship Mississippi leaves Lille doubt Tia. tho
United States viii have q take sternef
course ia regard 10 MEXICO than has vet
been pursued. 1he etpHlsiOa Of Mr.. Sli-
DEL Is such al indignity as may not be
Orerlo0ked. American missions win soon
go q begging il such things arP allowed
with imPunity
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
proareEa 81 Fraa Trade.

fa
Progress Of Free Trade.
Ths recent speech n Sir Robert Pe.
ii the British Parliament, has met The col
dial appreciation 81 ihe adYpcates Of Ere
Trade and sailors rights, not only IN 81
own country, but in every quarter Of III
globe.
The fact that the greatest commercial
people onearth, whose councils have beer
governed BY narrow contracted views, an'
whose loreign intercourse has hitherto beer
filtered BY commercial shackles, has man
Tested so strong disposition to Tetrace the
error Of her way--to repudiate her long
cherished system Of Chinese policy and
adopt the more liberal views Of enlighten-
ed Political Economists, is cheering to the
friends of commercial freedom through.
out The world
The common excuse for protective and
pr0hibltiye tariffs, II, now removed-viz
the necessity for the United States 10 adopt
the same course Of policy towards other
nations that is extended to her. This ex.
cuse for counter.vaiIing duties Is no longer
assignabIe, 50 iar as oil Intercourse with
England Is concerned. She now shows
disposition % meet Us Al the half way |
house, and popular indignation awaits our
rulers if they do not meet the hand SO cor
daily extended them.
The Free Trade doctrine is gaining
ground every where, and perhaps the day
is not far distant when commerce viii be
as free as the winds, and there viii Be
system Of free ports established throughout
the world
Letus not be misunderstood-we are
not Al Present, the adyocasesof direct taxa
tiOn--but would warmly espouse the doc
trine, # i Prevailed throughout the world,
and universal system Of free ports should
be established. But whatever opinions
may obtain, and may influence the coun-
&
els Of other nations, the fee trade party
in this country is destined to triumph.
The miserable, worn out and thread bare
sOphistrie Of northern manufacture, inten-
ded ior southern consumption, are now be-
ginning to be properly appreciated.
lis true, for while, the northern mo-
nopolists succeeded IN quilting the American
peOple--their; g DARK tangled doctrines, dark
Is fraud can weave, fol time deluded the
generous and confding south. But now
the iallacY Of their arguments and the sell
fshness Of their policy are alike disclosed
Tho scalss have fallen from the eyes 81
the ersal mass Of the people, and moth.
ing short Of reduction Of the tariff 70 the
lowest revenue standard win saIisly them.
In addition to the arguments derived from
the inexpediency, and impOlicy Ofshe pro-
teciive system, The power under the .consti-
tuition % pass laws with view % protect
certain favored interests &c he country has
always been denied By he Republican par.
We win here adduce an argument show.
ing IFS unconr iiiuiionaliiy, which We have
seldom seen brought forward.
T l0.h section Of the LIST article Of
ths Constitution contains (amongst other
1rsh dons upon ths Stated the following
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

The R1cHT SPIRIT. At the meeting
which was recently held 1t Philadelphia, to
sustain The President Of the United States
in his recommendations to Congress for
the defence Of the country, i wasTesolved,
that, "while we covet peace with all ma
tons, we are ready and anxious 70 give
millions for defence, but not one cent for
tribute"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

It
RIO DE La PLATA.-A recent number
Of the New York Morning News, contains
a memorial to the Senate and House d
Representatives, signed BY number d
Merchants, citizens Of the United States,
representing that The interference IF The
combined forces Of England and France By
the enforcement Of blockade of The port
of BuenOs Ayres, has greatly injured them,
inasmuch as their property Is detained At
that place. The petitioners ask The inter.
sention Of the government Of the United
States, so farai least as to enable neutral
vessels 10 bring { home.
The News says
aThe blockade Of Buenos Ayres bears
with great hardship on many American
merchants, il this and other cities. they
having been obliged 70 leave at least two.
third Of their property behind, tie number
ofvessels there being insufficient for the
purpose Of bringing i away upon the short
notice d the English and French blocka.
ding squadron"
We hope due regard foT the rights Of
our citizens, win induce the government Is
adoP measures iorlbs restoration Of their
properly, which they have been 50 uniustIy
deprived &c
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Loss on 4 sHrp. The Charleston COu.
rier has published an account of the loss d
the ship Moscow, On the Island of AIinorca.
It states that the Moscow sailed from
Charleston for Genoa, the 18th Decem-
Der last, with ! cargo Of 1910 bales cot
ton.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

The NAsHvII1H UMoN- Jas. G. Shep.
ard Esq, the proprietor and publisher #
the Nashville Union, has become associa.
ted with A. o. 2. Nicholson Esqs is iOr.
mer editor, in the edIlor.ihp q ihat paper.