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The New York herald., 1846-06-25
DELICATE DISEASES.

"A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL FILLS the Of
hs, sec setares lucorrhga whites irritation Of the
kidneys debility weakness and all Of the
urinary organs proceeding from passions They
give and sme 70 the generative rarely ii
from taking other medicnes They are
posed entirely Of vegetable ingredients which the
generally For sale Apothecares Hail. Sc Catha-
Yine street-frce III. jei8 lwsr
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

Provisions rather inactive. Mess Pork $40 so i;
Prime, So; Moss Beef 81 81 IS, with sales Prime,
81 so S5.
REAL EsrArE AucrIoN.-House and lot 81 Pitt
house and lot 20l Stanton street. S2350 lot 2O3 do
400 lot 205 do, 400 lot 207 do 400 lot 90 Ridge
street, 81 lot 4ls Cherry 81 800 house and lot 100
Henry, $2,soo lots ground at Kps Bay, $500 each,
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
FOREIGN BInrkets.

BARBADoEs, June g. The scarcity Of Brsadstufs N
surnam and British Guiana has enabled dispose Of
remuneratng prices several cargoes Of Flour Meal
&C. at the following prices at So in bond Corn
Pilot Bread, ,~s4is Crackers, s4s Prime Pork Sl3.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
COMM MERClAL.
New York, Wednesday. JUNE

New York, Wednesday. june "a.
AsHEs.-Some sales made in Pots at So so
So 56hs; and in Pearls at 81 O6k.
BREADsTuFrs.-We have particular change to
tce, prices remain as quoted yesterday say Genesse,
81 lSA - IS; Michigan sold at 81.
CoTToN.-The sales only to a moderate extent
Holders are firm at quotations, but purchasers
not disposed to mako transactions to any extent until in
possession of further aivices from the other side We
continue our former quotations.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
New Bedford OIL Market.

/ lFor the week ending June %
sperm.-Our market remains quiet; We hear of
sales here In Wareham hear Of sale of 672 bbls,
at 81 cents cash
| Whale--The market has been quiet since our last.
A sale OF 1900 bbls NV. to manufacturer at -.
In Whalebone hear Of no transactions
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

Home ROFt0.
BALTIMORE June ACID chr II Middleton Stein, Charlie.
SID Amazon South America.
NoRToLK. June 2i-Arr sehr Gen Taylor, Lewis, New
York. CD bark Montgomery, Davis, Point Isabel.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
WV; X SNOW,

NOTICE.
THE creditors OF William Rdgway hereby notii 10
present their claims properly authenticated 10 the su.
on or before the first day Of November merit p =
CHARLES n. PITTS, ,,
jsAsssun dkvILLE 1oRWiTz, in's'e'
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
From the Washington Union, June AL
BuenOs AyreR

Ertraes from ietfsr, dated April I2tA from gentle.
man iCho for many years has been resident at Buenos
,1yres 10 ms brother member Of the Senate Of the
"The course of the English and French towards this
country, 10 outrageous in the extreme. II end
lustincation IN any principle, except that of might
What IL to be tho result in some respects il not
easily foreseen They may murder and destroy uu.
til the poor inhabitants literally driven the pampas
to live in hunger and nakedness but assure YOU dear
brother, knowing this people do they would glory
in it, or suffering to any extent In preference submit
ung TO the rule OF an European any foreign power
whatever II it is expected to 6nd another Algers here
they are doomed to disappointment. Tho people are
brave and Patriotc and have leader In President Rosas
OF ndomiiable energy and courage, and Of almost
finite resources
Whatever may. be the pretenccs, think there can
be doubt that the ueror .ect of both England and
France is conquest. England especially wants cotton
rice and tobacco counry and successful in her pre-
sent neiarious attempts will attain her obi this par
ing province Of Entire Rios would produce these arti
clcs and, in the hands of Europeans would rival the
corresponding articles in the United states Is posi-
hle that the United states will remain ile spectators of
such atrocous injustice being upon
this sister republic especially when their ntc
commercial and political, are 40 clearly involved
Tho government here, have ofte told you, 10
good Tho rights of oil rigidly observed and no
better evidence Of II could be adduced than that while
the sssang powers are battering down the towns on
tho coast and killing the inofensive inhabitants French
and English citizens al Busnos Ayres enjoying all
the rights privileges and protection OF native citizens
nay more Tor while the former reap all the benefits Of
good government. they exempt from all civil and
military duty At the present moment there is
gle individual in the country capable Of bearing arms
tsxcept regners) who Is not soldier and the end of
the struggle to maintain their independence will only he
when there Is not man LEFT cry, Ycs Ia PSfrisin
dspendencio mu<rfs.'"
The letter also contains thrilling account OF descent
OF the Indians upon tbs cstancia OF the hun
dred miles from bucnos Ayres, in November last whore
herds ocae Belonging to the essna and the sasu
sna successful defeRce which made by hi self and
sa haaaai q men which we should be GLAD to publish
lrut
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

NJ QUACKERT.-Dr Morrison has been engaged for over
~ Is the successful Of all forms OF private
diseases mercuri and svphilIt,c erupons gees stric
pres gouorrhDa and debility, s,ising from secret habit
DR. M holds with pretended surgeons See
his London diploma with the signatures OF she Of
smines of the Royal College Of Surgeons, including Sir
Ashley Cooper Sir Anthony Carlisle &C. &c. in his Of
6cs2 Fulton ar Letter. ed 2,sv
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

Domestic lmp0rtati0ns.
CuAeLEsToN-Ship Sutton-l& casks rice Sprague, Ro-
binson co-97 bales cotton w Phillips-23 Taylor *
Rich-sundry pkgs 10 order.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25
MEDICAL, NOTICE

q ono WILL be required for the secret. Dr. Gregory
UOUO Of Roosevelt Chatham has discovered
space OF two days The receipt will be sold under certain
restrictions for 5000 Patients will be charged from IS $40
for perfect Further information may be had No
Roosevelt street, New York. JeA iwsrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

TExAN NAVY survey of the three vessels
comprising the navy OF the late republic of Texas
has oeen made recently Capt Randolph the IT, States
Navy Their hulls were found he in excellent order
but the upper works hal been injured by exposure
in climate Thcy now at Galveston ami only
need triang expenditure oil money to make them VA.
Iuable accession to the Navy OF the United States The
Archer Is gun brig draws two fee, and half loss
with every thing board, than our largest class Of
schooners The Austin ship. has heavier battery for
her draught than any vessel in our Navy and draws
three feet less than any Of sloops VI war The ST.
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

DR.. Townssnd-To al whom this may eoacsrr This 4
certify that my wife used bottle Of your Sarsapaa
previous her confnsmsnt under the slaming
Icats instances beng troubled With the drogsy swell
with my permission and the Of those who
had used M she induced try with little or NO faith and
suffice say the medicine had the happy desired effect
only the hours Of confinement but after the sxpraon
Of week Of its the dropsy and affection
than IT had been for long time previous.
lsubscbs myself your most obedent and obliged
The New York herald., 1846-06-25

Shin T;oes. Eldridgs, is days from Cslcuta for Ne,
York Juns IL. lat 90 ii ~, lon s. SO w.
Ship Martha, snow from New Orleans for Liverpool In
Ia achicois. Juns 10, lat % II, loa 10 ".
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16

w-4,Ltt
~..lan. 1low y Inc name @ Iha, DeclaE'
s'9M' 4sAsn nlsy-si y Ool1 Men, nae Pro
claimed 70 Tue ola state House 81 Flllla-
peipnla SIX months before.
iens = snas 5sate Rouse = 'sas eAscc !,
~ = feeoonl' 70 wtllch ule Pllgt'uls oi.sls
clsnes may come % worship, .nen 3 ane
1astle ground 81 i,Tenlon, ne swlt'.nleccos
ne Jerusalem q freedom soW VIC; ,s.' Y.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16
IMPORTANT FROM HAYTI.

The schooner Mary Wilkes, Capt Fol
ger, arrived yesterday from Pot al Prince
+ having lett that porl en- The 2Oih Of No.
ssember. She brings us The address ofthe
Senate Of Haytito the citizens Of the re.
public, FORMULATING constitution for The
republic and doing away with the dictator.
ship Of Richie. The Senate is lavish 81
expressions ofregnrd and esteem to Richie
fo1lavihg, Of Dis own moiion, relinquished
aPoIIion Of bis power RicaNaae.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16


Bnsihe election ~ Delaware Stsse lOnr
under the dominion cfthe whigs--was decided
upon q single issue A few days before Tho
election, after John M Clayton The leader Of
the wing party Ia that State, had canvassed
every county he published letter, in which ne
said that question was not between free trade
and revenue tariff but between revenue and
Q protective tariff between the tariff Of is42
and the tariff 81 Is46; between the presenl sys-
tenn and restoration Of Mr. Clay's American
system.
This issue, thus clearlyand boldly defined
BY the highest Authority in the whig nany of
Delaware- man who expected 10 ran for Vice
President on ghe ticket Of Mr.. Clay--wasax.
eepted BY the democratic party, and for the first
time, within our knowledge, they have elected
their candidate for Governor. This is wen.
derfnl triumph d principle over the wealth.
power and patronage q the manufacturers. All
the wing influence Of Philadelphia and BALI
more, It Is known. i bfoughlto bear on the Del.
aware elections, lor much Of her soil and cant.
tal there employed IN manufactures. are owned
BY citizens Of those cities But ia despile Of
these, ia spite Of the dsconraging example Of
New York and Pen lsy lvania--in spite Of he
cloquents and talents Of Clayton and The appeals
made q State pyideio sustain the tariff policy.
and thus pave the way for his election 10 the
Presidency acknowledgment voters Of Delaware.
upon the naked issue Of the tariffs Of 1912 and
1916, went for the latter, This then, is a great
Fiumph. ut Is honor and emulate il.
NJ n LF
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16


To THE PoLLs Ion next Monday
and Tuesday the Democracy Of MIssissip.
pi are called upon to elect, as Represen-
tn.ive Of their principles, member OF
Congress. HENRY I, ELLETr is the
Democratic candidate for the Office nswe
have previously announced, and that
gentleman is sminenily worthy Of seat
in the National Legislature. Mr.. Elicit
has every qualification to make an eff
cient practical member Of the House Of
Representatives and though he may not
make the welkin Of the nation reveIbs-
rate his fame, like Benton, Calhoun
or McNuls, sim heis young man Of
eminent taIens, and we have TO doubt Of
hisdoing good service 70 the State ia the
national councils. Hscetiainly is not be-
meath bis Wing competitor, upon whom
that party rallies so vauniingIy, in every
attribute ofmind that makes the wise and
she patriotic statesman There is no rea-
son then, Why every Democratic elecior
should pot 90 promptly 10 ne polls, and
cast his vote for Elicit on the 2lsl aud
22nd days Of this month
- Congress assembled on Monday
week last We have no intelligence Of
Il, proceedings by last nights mail. The
session will be an exciting one, and we az
IDENTIFY hops lhai The annual message Of
The Prssiden. viii give every True Demo.
crnt cause to congratulate tie country
upon the future policy Of the AdminisIra-
10 Slnelro SeHoor.-Mt McMoUL-
rRlE, a teacher Of vocal music on new
and improved plan, is now 10 Panldlng,
cndsavonng % form class Of thirty scho-
Lam FOR instruction
Music has been beautifully defined By
dreamy poets 10 bs aths Language Of fIea.
ven,T and certainly there IS "a indefna-
BE power il the inionaliens Of we'll .cul-
iivaisd voice, ubeu 1liuDed 60 song. rbs,
goes 81 once 10 be heari, and almost sihs.
rallies |bs 6sfcesI nature. The noblst
worship ever offered 10 4 Creator. was ,hs
p.rin.ody u David Is which iha hear.
spokeihnueh melody and ihs sonl ihro'
lhe utlinell conceptions
We commend b. Mc3Ioulr 81 = l5 ia
Iibsral patronage 81 ouf citizens
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16

The N.Y. York Sunday Mercury has the
following from, some of lis news-mongers, On.
der the very pprapFiais head Of scandal"
We publish il, not because we would insult
our readersb by supposing thl.' its disgusting de-
velOpements would have any peculiar interest
for them, but merely as a slight expoSe Of what
is called fashionable and aristocralic lilt 20 The
gay metropolis of the North The ro2r
Southern slavesl" signs the abolhionisi, with
exquisite romance Of feeling "The poor
Northern husbandsr' say we.
We last Saturday notified our readers that
married lady Of this city. had been carrying on
a liason more exciting than the Myers and
Hoyl affair, aud with two gaiIants The Her
aid stole our thunder and added another 10 the
list, but we have since been informed on good
authority that the lady in question confessed
TO sixteen distinct and seperage lovers, and that
The husband, not willing 10 kill of so many
nice young men, hes determined TO bring suits
for GRIM con. against them all These actions
will bring quite series Of wind.fals TO our
learned friends, the members Of the bar, as the
galants are all men Of family and fortune, who
haviag enjoyed the cooings Of this turtle dove.
can afford 70 do the billing which ever term-
mates such affairs. This modern Gree is young
and fascinating, Of rich connections, and moved
in the frs circles Of our haul ton. To add 10
the singularily oflhe affair, she has furnished
The evidence against herself and her friends
and has been sent into seciusion until divorced
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16

BREAKIN0 UP GANG or Nr0RoBs.-
IsoO Women Shot and tloo p0aadsd. For
some liine past the citizens OF the Third NUM-.
cipalIty have been aware that considerable
gang Of runaway negroes had cOngrsgated in
the swamp inihe faubourg Washington, where
they lived upon whatlhey could scrape together
at night BY lhieying, and contributions upon
Ihrlr friends in the city On Wednesday after
noon, party Of ten Of twelve gentlemen, some
living inlhe Second and some in the Third
Municipalily who had lost slaves, determiped
lobieak pp the gang. They accordingly sal.
lied forth, armed with fowling pieces loaded
with buck shot and reached ne habiIalion Of
tho negroes There werO abou! City Of them
male and female, and Al the lime they were
inlhc act Of eating supper They we've i'm
medIately summoned to surrender, but refused
and took 70 their heels, whereupon a voIIey
was fred anthem, killing man and woman.
and badly woinling Two women The resi-
escaped. The men had number Of muske,s
but did not fire them The two women were
brought up totown The same night and il i not
kown whether their wounds are mortal or not
Neio Orleans Pieaynae. 4
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16

Agents for the True Democrat.
The following gentlemen will act as OUT
Agents, to receive moneys due this Office and
receipt for the Same
G. w. Moody, Quitman, Clark county.
James M. Williams, Charlottesville.
w w Drinkwater, Decatur, Newton co.
Marion Samuel Chapman.
White Sulphur Springs H Roberts, Post.
master
Daleville- Mi. Richards, Postmaster
MillonviIe William Horn.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16

- Iei % psnder boldly lisa base
Abandonmeni u reason, 70 resign
o1r righi ofihoughl"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16

r. We learn from. the Columbus De-
mocrat, thnt public dinner was given to
Sergeant VIM. Il Bell, young hero Of
that city, who fought braveIy at Monte
rey and left an arm upon the battlefield.
The heroic soldier was the guest of the
cclGubus Rifenen.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16
here, having made four large, round silver
doIlars!


IF Mississippi AZ least sections Of onr
gallant State, IS doing her duty nobly.
| Some seven Of eight companies have al
ready reported themselves TO the Cover
nor, and there is 90 doubt ofthe fall com.
plement Of men being raised
The WEgKLy UNIoN. The editors
ofthe Washington Weekly Union have
sent rs The first numberofn large Week
" paper, ofihe mammoth size, beautifully
printed, and edited with the usual ability
l3Of the veteran editor Thomas Richie,
Esq. The Weekly Union, as now pub
lished, Is first on the Iisl Of valuable jour
mails. II has an extensive European cor
respondencc, with valuable home corr
i respoudsncs ia various quarters Of the
Union llgiyes elaborate and impartial
reports 81 The proceedings q Congress,
and is an encyclopedia Of the best Iitera
lure OF the day. TO crown is merits, II
is oferedsto subscribers al The exceeding
~ low rate Of two dollars year. ii adj
vance. Who would moi take the " Week
" Union"?
THE OLD DoMINIoN FoREvER -
Old Virginia, ever prompt and ready, re-
spends in the most enthusiastic spirit to
the call upon her for troops. The com.
mon Council Of Petersburg unanimously
voted twenty-five hundred dollars to assist
in the equipment Of the Volunteer compa-
ny raised in that city Lynchburg sends
forth a splendid company. one Of whose
members was clerk ID one oflhe banks.
On quitting his situation two Of his Eel,
lowcIerks came forward, and offered Is
performthe duties of the volunteers Of
fee gra.uiIously, provided thut his salary
should be continued to him while fighting
the battles of his country. The Directors
readily acceded to the proposal, giving
the patriotic volunteer sinecure at home
while ne encounters the tolls and dangers
ofwnr abroad. This is an act Of magma
Aimous and diSinterested friendship rarely
parallelled.
70 We learn from the Columbus De.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-16

ARMlSTICE WITH MEXICO.
The Philadelphia United States Gazette
haslhe following:
we see ia the papers inlimations that
negotiation will ere long be opened, by
which the two Republics Of North Amer.
ca may settle their difference without a
continuation OF war, aud additional blood
she'd We do not know how that negotia.
ton will be commenced, nor is il of much
consequence 10 us, as. Of course, the propo.
sitIon will come from the other side of the
Del N0rle. W. doubt not that homes are
entertained Ia high quarters that the pFo. F
position willbe made; and we infer thai
the orders 70 Gen. Scott TO take command /
ofshe army originated in the belief that
ne would promote the proposition sooner
thannnY other general.
A private letter from Washington writ
ten by one who has access to tho &c powers
that be, mentions that Gen. Scott has DE-.
claredto The Presidents cabinet lbat II
The whole direction Of The Mexican war
should be committed to his individual
charge, be would bring il to a close n I'm
~ next, ni 90 additional cost Of S25. OO0
- '-'t'''t t'4''ftN - ~ NuIlulNtlOl DefOfo
ne makes an assertion, and we are bound
70 oelieve That (ifour Information is correcD
spal be enn 90 what he promises, and con.
sequenl'y tie Government dees well 10
place The direction oflhe war in his hands.
he has experience and judgment; he has
nothing else 10 do, and can 60 and See that
Ihe work Is done according 10 his direction
Every man must desire the close Of 4 war
that certainly brings no credit 10 The conn.
Ify, that adds nothing 10 The prosperity q
hepeople, or trne glory TO the Government.
Since writIng the above, We fiud ths
GLOWING il the Newark Daily Advertised
Gen. Scott IS sill ia New York. He
soes 70 Mexico wiglla carte blanche from
he administration which asked his coun
el On Monday and promplly,ndopled i
future operations. Gen. TaSA- :
Or also desires bis pfesencs and aid. T6s
-feldents message, we hear will ask forN =
ofly mlllions u dollars aud fly thousand
mem 70 conquer peace at onca.S
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-19
NOTICE.

rE7HE subscriber would respectfully inform
II his friends and the public generally thai:
he will alone continue the business OF the late
firm of ]. T. LAMB n CO., at the old stand on
Main between First and Second streets, where
he will be most happy to wait upon those who
NAV favor him with a call. Fl intends keep
inc constantly on hand general assortmt mt of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, & PROVISIONS,
TO sell at tn LOWEST mark ct price for ready pay
either in CASH or any kind OF COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. June 26tf. JESSE I. LAMB.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-03-19
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Pulmonary Affections 1t is now we'll known.
that large proportion of consumPive cases, by
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rfced, owe their origin 10 neglected colds and
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