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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

THE SEASON IN ENGLAND. On the Esd OF
January, the flower gardens around and about
London presented the appearance of Spring
At Covent Garden, sweet scented violets,
primroses, cowslips, anemonies, and many of
the flowers which bloom usually in the month
of February, were presented for sale in high
perfection, the colors being good, and the
scent of them powerfully odorferous. The
gardens gave great promise of an abundant
quantity ofapple and pear blossoms, and if the
buds were not cut off by "a blight or frost, a
great supply of both were to be expected
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

TEXAS. Tho Houston Morning Star IN
forms its readers there is little doubt that Gen
erals Houston and Rusk will be chosen to the
United States Senate from Texas.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

a(5-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN 81 BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
'fnl carriers, at only and qta1te cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end Of each week
The Clipper will also he sent, by mall to distant
subscribers the Of For Dollars per year, pay
liable, always, in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

The ATLANTIC STEAMERS. Two steamers,
and percbance three a month, will leave Eng
land and America, for the ensuing season.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

DEArH OF AN EDIroR. VIM. B. Marsh,
ESQ.,, editor of the Brooklyn Eagle, died on
Thursday.
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Bv Last Nights Southern HAIL.

LEwrs Del Nov 6Coe spondenee of the Phla Exchange
The brig Brazilian from New Bedford. and schr Edmund
frances from Hartford, last evening and led
mp The bark Ohio FOG Bordeaux; bgs Eclipse ofst John
NIB: Washne for Newburyport. Acorn; Emma; Home;
Pauln and Robert Wan, for Boston, got underway the
anchorage thi. forenoon aud proceeded to The brig
shortly after, and an,ho,ed at the BreskwaeITshe
came tins morning and the B.
she remains mp this writing in company with briggs
Lopez: Burmah Rowena and very Ia fleet of outward
bound vessels small rugged vessel in sight coming down
the bay supposed the Cumberland. fer Antwerp. ,
PHILApELPHIA, Nov 9-Arr brig lie wis Bruce, Sudley,
Bostsa; sehs Edmopnd and frances Henderson Hartford;
Shaw Corson Albany; Havana, Mershon, do; Brick,
Reeves do; Amity, SteImm, do; John Compton, Sharp,
Prov dence; Cooley. Comp. and Emeline, vangder:
ding Bangor; siim,a Ross York steamer vqls s
Rogers, Eldridge, Bos,on Oak, Ryder, do; sulla,
Bray: do; Mary Bach Thurlow, do sehr Richmond.
Prov Compton, Sharp, Y; Cooley, Camp, do; Enc.
line Vangde do; barge Planet, Briggs, do; Cayuga Ow
p ms
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;s A.: Il ,., y +: A Ne. Y PM :asi e..
S s 81:
Oct 6e' H S' P..su.A
ls .Ss sss New yslf si S.o
Bosros, 7Br steamship Britannia, Hewitt Liverpool;
bark Azim Durham Bonare; sgual for brig. Cid ship
James Perkins. Hall, Bolds,uI sshI Ts'Ia. C5.s Smith
i &Say,d 1s 's X ise s Sparks
sSst S's %eS::ss SsE.9d ;ss Ss:s :sS
sss .:g9S :S ys5s: AK as,t his
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Bosien Eas,ne Elws Yo1f for Bo'ton Geo Wsfrsn
small phs f0 Boston ot,Oman Psadls9q rTGyidsqes f.!
Phs for Boston; Amazon Moore St Marys Bath Mary,
s sasm % S
Margaet Boardman Providence for Bangor brig Calcutta,
GALvrsroS Oct 21-in port ship Star Republic for NYrk;
Ss for s DO o. .y
OF
York, aud briggs names unknown.
MoBiLE. Oct 3i-Au ship Louisa, Tay fun Lyerpoo bark
lSP) Teresa Guiana, Bovsr from 81 lago de Cubs brig
Monte yuma Thomas Boston, schrs Galena Sawyer Matan-
zas; N., Brown, Falmouth, Mass. cid brig Lucy Ann.
NtwsUsyroEr, Nov s-A-r brig Tuscan. King Whining
ton. Nc; schr Ploughboy, Donnels, York
Nrw ORLEANS, Oct GAR ships Jno Cumming Dwight,
Liverpool; Albania. Crowe Boston; bark Lucia Field,
Rich Bremee; brig WM Price. Homer, Turks Island sehr
Galveston Cld-bark YARN nth, Howes, Belfast; brig AL
bertha, Montgomery Kingston and market. schrs Home
Kinney Matauzas: schr southerno Goodseed Brazos st
Jago.
PRoypgScE, Noy 67Ar soops James Lanpheer, Kenney,
NYork: Radiant Hawkins, NYork.
RIcHMoNp Nov 6An brig Pactaus, Deane, Boston. Sid,
bark ParthiaD, Allen, New Orleans.
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The eastery storm which has prsvssd ia, Tho Lac, .;x
days has brought together m oar harbor .ry.
bound vessels Some 81 are ar anchor ar s6e w sn,
are the racket shi ms neids far Hay,s Nnn
tezums Liverpool: Wengtou for London. Arccls for
Marele and some twenty sail are aso Ar nncho, in the
Nor b river, Wind N r.. - " WV
Torr L,rxcuxn ~ M,o,.. H. A.. =.
,h h y, az At MEpfoRp-On Thursday next from
built bark called the Montefe for the New
Orleans and Boston trade and built expressly for William
length lao feet breadth 2s,. and depth is "
Sp,p P.rp,c, urxpv e., N.,. vi Co., OIL =, -.
mol der al ,snr,. f,n n,gh, " 80, ~ ai
besvy g.,s r,a,, n 4 d. MI AZ. -. IN, nav
,of,v ,smasrd iith T., az G 20 49, u
v,h 6er .nars ~ ,oh -, ps,s
sn..d IN Isn, IN iat ~, ION ~ exper,
stay and spencer mainop
Nc On 2,h lar az lon az passed shin or
bark under steering East On 9th in LAT so Ion
a. passed brig steering East with loss of man.mass
,o,r - p,...,, p.t 80. -. r.,
Cawes ~ Oashsc ~ IL 90 o" 'o'S Ne In
II yIng Union down the quarter was wit
ten, six days no water"
The MARNtoy hence at Liyerpool erpsri.nced a bs.vv
gale on the morning of 3D. and am Der In anon Ion as
r.. p,...,~, e.u.A.wu - -, -,
DE DLtss,No, ooutnweI rom Yarmouth, Eng) bouud
o,.as M ~. az ~ caught 'he GROUND
CUISINE put was e'pec'eu o" nex'uoe
Tue NORTHUMBERLAND, at Portsmouth Oct 1lth, from
W. Sept 49, passed several vessels with loss Of sails and
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COMM ERCIAL.
New York, Nov. 4. lS46.

New York, Nov. =, ls46.
AsHEsThc sales were not worth noticing and prices
remained without alteration. Pots $L,75-Pearls SIS
FLoUR-The market to-day quite dull. There
were many rumors aoat that the Boston amer had
arrived that operators holding back until the
OF the European market ia known The market closed
at yesterday prices About 1880 barrels disposed
Of this morning, which about the whole amount
Sold as the large dealers would not cell any extent
GRAiN-We hear that 10 600 bushels of corn were
bought-beieved on speculation II reported the
steamers news was in the city at o'clock this morning
and the dealers being wide awake there not much
chance for speculation
CorroN-The sales to-day were chiefly to manufacture
ers and amount to about 500 bales Prices steady
eur inside quotations
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TO THE PUBLIC.
~ I'VE article trial and Judge for yourself warrant

give article rrisl. and Judge for yourself warrant
~ them all to be represented the refunded.
MY EAU LUSTRAI. NAL RESTORATIVE.
This universally approved and admired article free from
ardent essential oil and other destructive
materials cleans he hair expeatiousy, renders beautiful
and bright and the delicate fragrance of the
flowers Hair washed with this soon be plea
.Ingly soft and uxuran in il. growth, and will positively
bring bald heads by and hair that has
been made harsh aud turning grey or falling out BY the
OF spirits other improper Preparations Will be
stored its natural color and brillancy by few appca
lions OF the Eau Lustra preventive against baldse
and nfalble all affections Of the akin the
head danduf, and for preventing the falling off of the
hair and turning grey.
Ii is the simple produce and immediate of
plants ssutar the hair ed with highly
cleansing the capillary tubes
corrosive acts OF the persprcton and OF the dry and
dead particles that deposits This parties the
hair gives it beautiful gloss and soiness and agreeable
and vtviiying perfume
For ssle wholesale and retail by Jules Haue Chemist
and Perfumer %6 South Third street, below Chestnut Phi
lade! pha.
A premium awarded at the franklin Institute
For sse also at Wyatt and Ketchum, 2l Full
street; " Crehugh POS and 299 Broadway; A. Ar
FAULT corner Broadway and Liberty b. yaequemspd as
Broadway; Havand, Reese Co.. Maiden lane; and by all
respectable Druggists in the limited states. s2i msr
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nR. JOHNSON II Duane street. near Chatham street,
- of the oldest Medical aud Sur

nR. JOHNSON, IL Duane street. near Chatham street, II
Lone Of the Oldest and experienced Medical aud Sur
q certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor sst.b.
successfully treated 600 Of venera mercural and
other delicate complaints The Doctors reputation for skill
pre-emne No how long may have gleet .ric,
upon the body the throat or nose pains
the head and bones of the legs WILL md cure you, II
your case rs curabe Constitutional weakness, sometimes
dulged in by young Many an unfortunate vctm oil
this vice. experienced sanitary treatment
Dvspepsa weakness of the limbs and small OF the back,
confusion of intellect palpaton OF the heart
10 ,ocietv Of this complaint
He warrants every case or no charge Mild and re-
cent caaes cured in two days Post paid letters
al for advice attended to- Dr.. JOHNsONsa regularly
educated Physjc,au and Surgeon 90 nsr
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcArroN.
poar OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 0.


hTfIgeNs
Barque Iwanowna, Shinn, 90 days from Gibraltar with
mdse 10 Harbeck Go The lwanowna has been within
miles Of Sandy Hook for the last with aud head
wiuds ON the ~ r. aud part of the time blowing strong
gaie-have not seen the sun for the last days
Brig Enerad, Mckenzie. IL days from Lubec with plaster
schr Don Nicholas Drnkwater IA days from North Var
mouth
Schr Herald, Oliver. days from Haowel, with mde.
Schr - Lroa, Tompkins days from Boston.
schf Dresden Prebie days from Bath with potatoes,
Sehr Vine, johnson, 5 days fru m Freeport. vi
schr Sareh. Kelsey, days from Fieesort.
Schr Rosaithe, skinner, days from Boston.
Schr Citizen, Allen days from Beverly, with fish
sehr Pearl, Snow, DAYS from Beverly,
Schf Copy, Post, from Nantucket.
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THE PHILADEL p HlA HERB DOCTOR
AZ DEG Rrnnruc street ~ Y

JACOB VREELAN. Greenvile, N. J. cured of Scrofula
81 by bottle medicine His saiGjhis day. Oct. %.
that wonderful cure Ifyou bat call 2s6 you can
20 years standing John Boucher IS Columbia street had
the Rheumatism, he unable 10 walk without cptches.
He by his statement, October 28th cured in
days. he told me case Of Dysentay cured two doors
tornty street No H. cured of Dropsy and very bad case
in eight days he thought he would burst The swelling was
sfe beng given by different Doctors and iasng one
pint day OF blood and corruption. Mrs Cling, cured of
Consumption after spending hundreds residence IS Stanton
street John Erwin cured Of Pieuri. 18Th street Aveaus
Hards 100 Delaney, cured Of Dspepsil Miss Levy cured
Of Piles week. after having them six ears One ady
reported Eve cures by one bottle medicine one Of which
was Consumption Of the Bowels Hundreds could be pro.
evidences produce 10 convince the world o2g lmsrrc
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TESTIMONIAL

LIE CHEv'R DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
i. BARCA, Minisser PleaPo entsry from the Court Of
Washington, do state that have known Dr. A. g. CASTLE
gentleman standing in his profession OF medi
Al may place the fullest confidence sk and integ
rty. Signed A: CALDERON DE LA BARCA
DR. AC. CASTLE, 3al Broadway Artificial Teeth,
and every operation pertaining the restoration Of
he mouth, gums and teeth - lmsrh
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NUACKERY IN NEW YOKK.-Dr CoorER, II Duane
" ct near Chatham street, wishes strangers and c
the eisease the imposition OF auacks TO
peruse the following letter =
Dr. CoorEa-srR-Last July contracted a disease. and
applied to doctor who promised to cure me 20
week continued with hun two months and was gradually
getting tried one after another all the advertss
each promised positively to cure me- length
thar the object Of these men was money and they
the doctors kept under OF mercury Tor x week
NV throat and liberated pains IN my joints ana
body with ulcers was complete skeleton the
doctors eonsderedt dangerous to give me any more nso
aine advised southern climate lett the hosptai ana
by the ADVICE Of friends, placed myself under your
care. the lat Of January last The result v told am
J % imsr THOs GREEN, Brieklaysr, Harlem.
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NEST OF RUNAWAY SLAVES DErEcrEp.-The
police OF the Third Municipality, being informed
minguez went out on Wednesday evening last we'll
armed to their pursuit They all gathered toge
Their in old wooden house. built entirely in the swamp
busy engaged eating their supper The police officers
Immediately fired at them, killing two Of the gang and
wounding several Two negro women being wound
ed arrested and brought the Third Municipality
watch house It supposed that they belong Messrs
Damiens and Hortaire Andry. The others escaped in
the woods Coroner Spedden was yesterday called to
make an inquest the bodies of two who had been
killed in the ARRAY From the report Of the coroner it
appears that the negro named Simon was the pro.
perry of Madame Ste. Marie Corran and the negress
lname unknown) belonged to Mr.. Gomez The jury of
inquest gave their verdict in accordance with the above
facts.--N o. Bee, Oct 10.
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OFFICE MoRRIs AND EssEx RAIL Road Co.,(
Newark Oct. 22d, 1876.
NJ Office hereby given that Proposals will be
~ until the 9th November next for the Grading Masonry
Brdgng required complete the Branch Of The Morris
and Essex rail road from Morristown to Dover distance Of
about II miles
Maps and Profes. estimates and specifications will be
found after 2sth the Office OF the Company Nor
rrswn, where all information will be given.
he line will be diy ed into econs Of length
for construction and Proposals 10 writing directed the
Treasurer the Office of the Company, in Newark will be
received Tor the whole Of the work By order
o2i Move RI JOEL w CONDIT. Vice President.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 7, lSl6.
n Advertisements Of Col Cross The Turner Defacahon--
Railroad nderson- Markets, &c.
We have had another continuous rain since day light
yesterday morning. which has ceased, but the
pect overhead BODIES no dry weather yet.
The remains of the gallant Col Cross the first victim
OF Mexican butchery the Rio Grande yesterday
afternoon conveyed from the vessel in which they arrived
here to Washington The Ringgod Infantry the Cadets
and number of army and volunteer officers, formed
guard Of homer to them to the cars The sight
was most sad and solemn one bringing home to the
minds OF all the realities of the war We will soon have
similar honers to pay to the remains of Major Ripggold
Col Watson, and Herman Thomas Of the heroes of
the Mccullough Rangers.
The defacaon OF Turner continues yet to attract con.
siderable attention The of his defalcaon d.
rect and indirect by means of allowing certain friends
overdraw their accounts is now ascertaned will ex.
coed 500 600 Some of it will be recovered but to what
extent has not yet been ascertaned The largest
drafts were those of relative who has stood high in the
reglous world here being class leader of the Meho
dist Church 1t is the conduct such men who do more
to bring religion into dsrepute, than all the evil doings
man was yesterday over by the burthen train
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Instant killed
He appeared to be foot traveller and perhaps eaf
Notwithstanding heavy storm of rain last night An.
derson had an overwhelming house for his bene play.
ing the King OF the Commons" and col Deiaral in
Matrimoay." He has been re-engaged for five nights
more.
Sands Lents Circus continues to attract crowded
houses
THE MARKEr,.-There sales of City Mills at the
close OF last week at s. So aud all the
qaently which have been heavy have varied mate
rally from that Howard has sold at s. 37
IS tsI and $3.50, closing at the latter, and holders
hrm No su'quehanna in market. The inspections for
the week comprise the following kinds and Quantities
go n How va street o7s bb and go bb CITY Mills
1924 bbls; family flour t5i bbls Total 1879 bbls
and on half bbs There also inspected 10 bills
rye Hour and % hhds and 1856 bbls. meal
The market for wheat is bette, thar it last week i'm
Sales OF Maryland reds have been at ST to 81 10 for
good TO prime and 81 to 81 08 for inferior fair Pennsy
IT, Maryland nd white suitable fer family flour will command
Corn has been pretty steady-od white selling at TO- and
yellow at CO TO 65 New may be quoted SIS
Tor white and yellow. Oats rem,in at 30 cents
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SANFOKDS AT IT AGAIN.
THE TAILORING BUSINESS carried formerly By
VIM 1T Fulton stwi hereafter be contlnu
ed by Sanford Brothers and would the public and
friends the time for have just purchased
eue stock of French English and Belgian cloths and
and that fashionable
desirable which will be made order suit the
difficult fashion, and workmanship. Also full
of gsntlemsns OUTLYING such shirts drawers
bosoms collars suspenders umbrellas &c. all of which
guarantee to sell low they be bought il the city
Come and see SANFORD BROTHERS,
l27 Fulton st., next Herald office.
MARCUS b. SANFORD,
ANa~.s v. SANvoRD sic lmSrh
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.


DRAWING AND PAINTING.
T X WATERSTON, teacher of Drawing and Painting
to ne Flushing Institute, L. IT, has still some leisure
time which he wishes to fill giving Private Lessons, OF
in attending schools.
Terms moderate and may be learned by applying III
Canal street, at 7 j. Growers bookstore Broad
and Bleeckef street. N. Y OFT 1msr
MONTHLY REPORT FOR OCTOBER OF THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL lNSTI-
IN TUTE No rs CHAMBERS Street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
Examined to detect dis Inflammation of the Bow
Of the lungs. els.
Gases of midwifery. l case of Apoplexy.
Primary chancres. Secondary Venereal.
Cases of fever. Cases of Geet
l Case of dysentery. Pleurisy.
Acidty Of the stomach. Irritation burning in the
Pain in the breast Urethra.
Cases of gononhoea. lncontlnence Of Urine.
Palpitation heart. Cases Venercal Warts
Semina, weakness Cases of Impotency.
Cases baantis. Cases OF ear ache.
Delirium Tremens. Eruption on the skin.
Bad cough
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AND CURES.
! Amputation. Operati ons for hydrocele.
Operations for phymoss. l Retention Of urine
Cases of iudoent ucera- Tonsils removed.
ted legs. l Large Hemorrhoidal tumor
Structures cured in the ure3 removed:
thra. cases of Injury attended
l Operation for Squirting.
Large Assesses opened. Fracture OF the at
Operations TO remove de- tended to.
formities. Fracture Of the collar
l Tumor removed bone.
The poor attended to between and 10 10 the morning.
HI. BO5TWlCK, M. D.,
nj 2w*rc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
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RHEIIM ArISM

DAMS and stiffness Of the joints swelling of the
lar substance, them, and other SYMPTOMS, too well
known need description be eectually removed by
the use OF CHAS II. RINGS Compound Syrup of Hydro
date ofPotassa, Sarsaparlla and yellow Dock.
The efficacy OF these ingredien ndsputable and by
their admxture remedy is ormed that, Tor the
abov euamed complaints may almost term nfaibie
the great numbers who have tested its virtues:
has don without peceiving decided benefit which
fact, together with rapidly increasing consumption
be considered the best criterion Of excellence that remedy
posse
This syrup also the best preparation which be
p'oyed to complaints from the Of
curry and that Of diseases of the skin ind
eating impure Of the blood.
Prepared only byCHAS H. RING, lS2 Broadway, corner
of Iohn ST. New York $40 Ims rh
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JlfrciLsON iSSul%n N.iE CUMtANI,
OyPIcE No. 70 WALL ST., OPPOSITE raxsMxRcHASrS
ErcHArar.
THIS Company damage
BY Fire. on dwelling houses, warehouses buildings ge
aeu goods and erchsndss and every description
property also loss damage BY nsnd nal
vigeti nd transportation.
Thomas W. Thorns, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
H. r. Robson, M. r.. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Alien,
Moses Tucker, James f. Holmes,
John H. Dawson, John Z. More,
John H. Lee, William \. Thorn,
Caleb {. Tut,s Thomas Morrell,
FrancP. sage, Eugene Bogart,
John j.. Merritt, Robert Smith.
po = uops a.sr.ss,- W 30
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.4nd the that died phsn siffen Nth the Emerod
AN lNFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES.
nR UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY-ls an
~ efecua for this dstressin maady. grown
physicians the Hnmorrhoids, Piles. There
mistake about IL. It's safe and eicacious and
pleasant its action No fear OF taking cold while under its
influence change in diet II taken according
to directions cure for life guaranteed.
Hundreds of certificates be BY calling on the pro
performed by this medicine Of
TO- 90 and 80 standing Sold Mhoss,ls ard retail by
Fulton st. N Y; Brooklyn, G.. Stearn 1874 Fulton st H.
Maltooa Mve Aveuue and Pear. Price 81 s2a ms ri
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&50O REwARD.-C,os.' Specific M,.ture for the

q KIM hEWAkD.-Cross' Specific Mixture for the
WOOO cure Of gonohrs elect s!IctuTss. ana anala
discovered for the above complaints this is the
tain it makes speedy and permanent without the
least Of diet drink change in app
cation to business We give no long qnacksh recommends
deceive the public if the medicine does spoak
for itself shall speak for it, Our object j. to notify
OF recent gonorhGa to be brought which the
will rapidly under forfeiture of $780, This
disease that pervades all ranks of society high
low, nch and matrimonial and single they here
presented with remedy BIZ which they themselves
without the least the shortest possible
Further the disease be contracted If dose of the
mixture taken night going bed when exposed Ii
bottles with full directions accompanying 81
One bottle lasts week, which generally cures many
corner Jehu street. New York; Mr. B5inkhn;t corner Tenth
street. Boston; "a Canal street. New Orleans, and IS
Main street. f'ip~,nusf, s6 Imsrc
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nun s.ts!a.y b. .s=. i've % s4n. sssuaAA-

"a Musi sstts!a.y be ssNs I've % ssNs shsusand-
shsr again, four hsussna.
Col Beikbsp, together with some thirty Rangers, frem
Monterey, have Just arrived, all In good spirits.
Our army is now In aafu quo till the armistice ex-
pires Our force in this place is estimated at about
1000 ready for ordersmore are coming here Ordnance
prov sions and supplies going forward continually
from which judge there is chance for winter cam
psign from Monterey-some think to the contrary. A
hasty" messenger passed through this place. from
Washington to Gen Taylor the purport of which In not
known here as yet by the knowing ones Some think
negotiation going on and others that prompt prose
cuon of the war is ordered Whichever it may be- we
shall soon know.
From the New Orleans Bulletin. Oct sol
From gentlemen who came the Palmetto we learn
that the accounts by the McKim left matters at
aud all along the line precisely in the situation they
they were at the last advices except that of the
volunteers ordered from the lower Rio Grande had
arrived at Csmargo.
II was rumored that Santa Anna had arrived at San
Luis Potosi with force variously estimated at from
10 600 to rs 600 men, and that he his way Sal
tile: Our informant, however, states that there
nothing positive known at Monterey concerning the
movements Of the Mexican army.