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hR. w. II. MITCHELL'S
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hsaEM Fayette and Paca streets-possGssiOn given
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WHISTLES GALvANIC RlNGs

HHRLSTIE'S GALVANIC RINGS
~ AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
This remarkable discovery comprises an entirely
safe and novel application of the mysterious power of
Galvanism, as remedial agent The GALVANTC
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nave been used with entire success in all cases Of
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head, face or limbs:
Govt,
Tic DolOreux,
Toothache, Bronchitis,
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orders.
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They are adapted to the waist, arms, wrists, ANGLES
chest, any part of the body with perfect ease ANY
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more street, mI3-3t
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w good recommendations will hear of good
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ROUND RENTS WANTED-At highest
~ rates. Apply to BOND * GELBACH,
apJO IA 40 Second st.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-21
ENGLISH MILITARY OPERATIONS IN INDIA.

The London Times Of the 9th uimo gives very copious
and interesting review Of military in India, Of
which present only the prominent points The state
Of anarchy into which Lahore had fallen the last
years. the bloody revolutions of which had been the scene,
and the turbulent spirit Of the Sikh army, had compelled the
Government Of British India assemble very large army
the left bank of the Sutlei The danger of had
clearly oeseen and the British army had been adapted
to the anticipated EFFICIENCY An unusual force Of cavalry
and Of horse artillery had been paadsd and for months the
army had been the gui pipe.
The only question which Sir H.. Hardinge had to deter
mine, it is represented whether he should attack the
Sikhs by crossing the river awaitther attack the
opposite SIDE The Times has full confidence in the ability
and caution Of the Governor General and believes that al
though the facts and circumstances Of his proceeding yet
unknown, he acted wisely and for the public good.
As early in November he had received at Delhi nteli-
of the of the Sikh army between Lahae
and the British frontier, distance of than fifty
miles, and inquiries made, by his direction, the
cause of the active military preparations going in that
country but given to these repeated de-
mands for explanation the Governor considered necessary
to advance the troops towards the frontier.
The Sikh army this time in notion and on the 9Th
Of December it concentrated upon the Sue Several
columns Of the army subsequently crossed the river and
the 18th the British Governor advanced towards hem having
allowed ten days to elapse after their first invasion The
Times conectures that his object to allow them
the river and then, while they had the river in the rear
cut off their retreat by general action. The result had
been received hut the Times thus specuates upon it. and
upon its relation to the future condition Of the Punaub
ain few dnys, perhaps hours, may confidently
expect to receive the ngs Of this great result and the road
to Lahore will then probably lie open the Governor General
Of India The whole nature Of the operations will then be
changed The army will advance, much conquer
an enemyor that we trust is already doneas to reeab
lish Government in the country The Court of Lahore,
having been able to prevent its troops from making fierce
and wanon attack upon territories has shown that il
prevent ouages upon its neghbors any than do
nestle revolutions II has already long ceased TO rule and
unquesonaby the which leading the Occupation
Of the Punanb the most just and eproacbabe thai have
added province to the British empire in the East But
the whole must be promptly and completely
ted and the four millions Of who inhabit that fine
region Of the Five Rivers will hope, participate without
any intermediate arrangements in all the benefits Of strong,
peaceabe and enlightened administration under the respon
sibility of the Government Of India"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-21
vTyEACHER.

TIyEACHER.--A young gentlemao who was educated at
OF the most respectable institutions OF country,
aud has been engaged in teaching for several years. wishes
situation teacher in academy private Ami
y to instruct in the Latin Greek and all the branches
Of Mathematics &c lie would have objection 90 the
country either OF the Southern States The estimo-
malls Of character competency aud skill teacher will be
given Letters addressed to H. f, G., post paid will meet
prompt attention. ieb 5-cpu
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-21

The Charleston papers the death on the 18th in
stan Capt THOMAS JERvrr in the 6sth Of his age,
who held the Office Of Surveyor Of the port Of Charleston for
the last thirty two years.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-21

Another very beautiful baque, built at Marietta, the
Ohio and named after that town, arrived at Cincinnati few
days ago. her way TO Boston, with cargo Of provisions
She is $50 tons burden, and built in the best style.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-21

VIReIsIA ELEcrros-The annual election in Virginia,
which takes place in May, beginning TO be warmly discus
sed The Alexandra Gazette says We tell the Wings
Of Virginia that better day coming Let them remain
faithful and They win reap the reward Of their perse-
verance and patriotism" &att8
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-21

number Of citizens Of Brooklyn, prior to the departure
Of the ship Brooklyn, with hundred emisrans for Ore
gon purchased and presented to the passengers complete
Of Harpers' excellent Family Library i7s volumes
Nep York Ns,ys
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS s.

con question, nothing of particular interest has been
done. The HOUSE yesterday passed the River
and Harbor bill, in the consideration of which it
has been engaged for some time past. The annex
ed extracts exhibit view Of portion Of the de-
bate which has taken place on this bill during the
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-21

ham, Dobbn Dockery, Douglass, Erdman Edwin H. Ewing
Fickln, Garvin Gentry Gordon Graham, Grover, Hamln
HARRISON, Harmanson, Hopkins, G. s. Houston Edn- W.
HUBBARD Hunter James H. Johnson Jos johnson, Andrew
Johnson G. W. jones' seaborn jones' lawrence Leake, La
Sere, Lyon, Lumpkin MCLEAN, McClernand, Mcconnell,
James Mcdowell Mckay, John r. Martini Barclay Martin,
Morse Mouon Owen, Payne, rerill Perry, Reid Rhett,
Ritter, Roberts sc.mmon, Seldom Simpson Thomas Smith
Wood, Woodward Yancey, Yell, Yos--83.
So this item was ordered to third reading
The item f improving Hog Island channel at Charleston
city, South Carolina, S25, OO0." coming up
Mr.. WOODWORTH demanded separate question on
this item
Il was taken by yeas and nays, and decided follows
YEAS-MesTs Abbott, John Quincy Adams Arnold,
Ashmup, Blanchard, Bowln, Brinkerhof W. W. Campbell
John H. Campbell, Catlcar John G. Chapman Chapman
Cooke, Cranson Crozer, Cummns, Cunningham Darragh
Garrett Davis DeMot Dixon Dockery Douglass Ellsworth
John H. Ewing, f. H Ewing Faran, Foot Fries, Gentry
Giles, Grde Grnnell Harper, Herick, John w. Houston
Samuel ID. Hubbard, Washington Hunt, James Il. Hunt
Charles Ingerso Joseph r. ngersoll, jenkins, Daniel p
King Thomas b. King Levin McClclland, Joseph j. Nc
Pendeton, Pollock Ramsey Rclfe Julius Rockwell John A.
Rockwell RUSSELL Schenck Severance Truman smith, Caleb
H. Smith, Robert Smith, Stanton Starkweather St John,
Strong Sykes Thomasson, Benz Thompson, James Thomp-
son, Thurman Tbbatts Tildcn Vinton Wentworth, VIM
throp, Woodwork, Wright Yancey--s2
NAYS-Messrs Stephen Adams Anderson, Atkinson, Bay
ly Bednger, Bell Benton Biggs James Black, James A.
Black Boyd Brockcnbrough, M Brown, w. G. brown, Burt
Chapman, Chase Clarke, Cobb, Cullom, Culver, Daniel
Jefferson Davis, Deano Dillingham;, Dobbin, Erdman Flick
lin Gddngs, Graham, Grover, Hamln, Hliard Hopkins
Hough G. s. Houston EW. Hubbard, Hnngerord Hunter,
Johnson Joseph johnson, Andrew Johnson George w.
Jones, Leake, Lewis, Lgon, Lumpkin Maclay,
McCiernard, Mcconnell, McCste, James Mcdowell, Me-
Gaughey, Mckay Barclay Martin, Monlton Owes, Payne,
Perr Phelps Reid Rhett Ritter, Roberts, Sawtsle Saw
yer, scammon, sesmon, seddon, A. d. Sims l. II. Sims,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-11
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October,
lSi5 the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
taton Of Passengers adopted to take effect and
after the Is day ii December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-11

u parents knew how faalmost medicines children
inwaTdy they would be slow Especially
eurial ozenRes" called "nodcated Iokenges pills
H. no tell invariably when present
me say 10 parents. that this saye will child
worms IL will drive vestge Of them This a
and safe
There probably medicine the face OF one
% sure and % safe In the expulsion Of worms.
IL would be cruel nay wicked, give internal doubtful
einen, 30 long a harmless e1eBal could be had.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-11

MUkKIS ROBINSON, Pnsident
sAsuEt HASsAY. Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company prepared
applications Life Insurance any periods
named, year years, Tor fe and for any
exceeding $4,000 single life The OF fnsurane.
OF the intermediate year, noted in
well all information desng
Insurance viii also be made known application The
offered by this Company believed be equal
superior those offered by other either the a.
Britain. II q. GwATHMRY.
Physician the soeety,he Family Physician OF party
whose life ID 10 be insured. 2l-n
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GAYNOR 4 WOOD,

Metcalf q Perkins Digest, Complete.
usi eeeived By Erprers fon Bosom fhe
- above work which completes digest
dfeisions ~ The Courts ~ Common Law and Admiralty
Hais Wheh has ever been published This volume been pre-
pared ~ George Curtis ~ The whole work safey te
mid "ia viii b. ne United States what Cofyns Dr has
BEEN and u N Engaud."
IN the plan pufsd BY NJ Curtis any ofthe
can have bren omitted ard presents proes
sion holy ~ Law before coiected couaand
complete ngos'igie iof msny hmencap Report
For sale iow ny DC EINO,
apf p aoors beto-y III po.f Once
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can hardly be credited that ave any effect uuo,
the lungs seated they within Bat we .y one.
Tor uA this Ointment viii reach the lungs quicker than any
medicine that be internally Thus placed upon ,bs
ehe directly the lungs poisonous
paees That are consuming them and
need not say that persons Consumption
w. aihough we told fooshness NOT what "a aid
so long AS can cure several thousand persons yearly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-11
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS


IN lots to suit purchasers, for export or country
trade '-shsstngs shrngs, oEnaburgs Dnngs Ticking
Shiring Stripes, ke.
Also COTroN YARNS twist and filing from Nos to 4O Of
superior quality for Manufacturer
New jersey
New jersey Yarns Nos country
stsntly hand.
Also carpst warps Wick Bats Seine and Wrapping Irvine
and WaddiBg.
a Liberal advances eOnsgnmens Of good the
above enumerated ARTICLES. Il. A. ID. ~. STEBBlNS,
de II-6m Mass stree New ork
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COINS
People need never b. troubled with them II they
safAhiLN MEDICINE, Ne value. 20
long the stars foo along readS
the EARTH subject IN all the tho long sds
ease and sickness kuownua long used
and esteemed Nhen oauh then
mand will cease. and then
To aay All appfehonsious account ingredients
sessing such powerful properties composed
o. come o. the most common and hafmess eIeute
Tberei M mercury IN H. be that does
njue the skin particle pass through ana ply
&c the boweis-
JAMRs McALIBrER 4 co,
is6 South street, N. York
aois prOprietors ~ the
oas must be addressed pOs pad) Price IS and secs
bT CAUTION. GO
A. the An Heating been oounieroiied
pubic, Ointment will be
renuine Iamcs hcAsT James hcAsr
4 Co. with eveU label The label 10
steel enEvisE with the figure q "lnsensbe Precipitation on the
hce.
Nov We hereby offer Of $780, paid on conviction
any Of the constituted o. the Jared any ind
vidual coanterfeiting name spd Ointment
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To SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TINE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il his friends and public for the Of
received years and legs inform them
present for manufacturing Clocks
that who deal with him will find him ready
sell the cheapest irest and honorable and
devote the rgd attention 10 their interests.
Having eIteHsvey engaged in manufacturing Clocks for
past believes he has had sufficient
Clock deal
and he would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
purchases Of him. that they shall be fnshed with Clocks which
cannot be surpassed point Of workmanship GBish
manufacturers aud dealers
constantly selling worthless and counterfeit article abesdls
the jerome Clock" which fact unwilling aeknow
Alignment iron them Of their superiority lie that pucha
viii the advantage of suyng direct from the factory
In which they will be the subjects Of this All
orders accompanied with the cash will be promptly and faithful
~ attended Strangers who send their orders BY mail rely
receiving the personal Application Clocks
tended for Foreign Countries viii be- carefully selected and packed
with reference The markets All Clocks purchased
this establishment warranted perform well and the
w be delivered board boat vessels free Of transportation
pharge With that possible shall be
jiAd TO the Interests Of his friends and patrons he respectfully
eeits the patronage Of ALL
Warehouse in Philadelphia al 20 North Third Street.
Warehouse la Baltimore, &c South Charles
FAcroEr 10 New Haven St. Johns Street between HGm
lou and Market 23-iy CHAUNCEY JEROME.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-11

EIa-pt Of Rsor Of $780, .. 'siaTis LJe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-11

The inflammation and disease always hes hack Of
eye IN TIE socket Hence the
the seat OF the Inclination good The salve n
rubbed on the temples directly socket The
be oPrneda proPsr viii be
disease viii soon pass oil To the surface.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
From the New. Orleans Trop!c of,he l5t
Important from the Army.
General Ari.ta propose. an Armistice.

A letter was received in town on Monday, which
stated that Gen Ars,a had sent proposals to Gen.
TAYLOR for al ermisce and that ne had established
bis head quarters at Monterey, with $4,000 men.
Taylor is faid 10 have sen; back an answer that he
would NEE Gen. Ars.a at Monterey.
On Ss;ul 'ay. the 7th, Lieut.. Col Wilson Left
Mstamoros for Reynoss, making the first movement, TO-
ward the invasion Of Mexico by The American army
Col. Wilson has a command of FIVE hundred strong
-Four Companies of the Isl Regiment OF Infantry under
the respective commands Of Brevet Major A5ercrombe,
Captains Miller Bschus and La Motto. Cspt. Prices
Company OF Texas Rangers with section OF Lieutenant
Brasgs battery. under Leuts Thomas and Johnsope a
Company Of Alabama Volunteers under Gen. pesha-
form tue command. This is highly interest
ing opens the ball OF carrying the war IL the
enemy's country.
Reynosa is small town sixty miles from Aatauoros,
the Rio Granje. containing about 1908 Inhabitants
ltis valuable point military dep5: T. ia presumed
that Col Wilson aud the brave soldiers under him will
take without bow-aI least the soldiers fear such
will be the case.
The volunteers are in good health and spirits very few
cases of sickness Il rumored that Gen. Arista has sent
proclamation 10 Gen Taylor, ordering hin 20 leave
with given time, he shall be ooliSe< 70
come from Monterey and chastise him for remain
ing on the West side Of the Rio Grande.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
Officers of the Army returned TO rie q. States
We lesrn from the n. o Tropic that The Officers

Ulncers OF tue ARMY RETURNED 10 tiic u StdteS
We learn from the n o. Tropc that The Officers
who have been ordered into the recruiting service
from the Rio Grande, are TO be distributed as fol
lows:
Officers Of Third bjantry-Ordered to Newport
ky.-Lieuts J NJ Smith Johns. Gordon. Shepherd. Jor
dan. Van Bokelin McFarran. Jarvis and Bee. To com
pe,e the regiment requires between six and seven hun
drcd men,
0Tcers OF Fourth Infantry Ordered TO New-York-
Captain Morris Licutenants Waller and Hays. To COM
pe,e the regiment requires between five and six hundred
Officers Of Fifth Intanry-Ordered 10 Philadelphia =
Captain Hooe who nst his right n tine battle of the
9th, on leave of absence Captain Marcy. Lieu.enants
Rugeles and Crittendeu. Requires six hundred AMI fifty
men to complete the regiment.
oTcers q SereGh HraHtry-orderei 10 Boston. Ma
jors Scwe and Rains Captains Hawkins and Lee Lieu
tenants Henry, Haynan Scott and Wood. Require be-
tween six and seven hundred 10 complete the reg
ment.
O5fcers Of Tie Eight Infantry Ordered to Sew-York-
Capt Montgomery. Leuts. Reeves. Morris Burbank and
c. D. Jordan. Require between six and seven hundred
men 10 plete the regiment.
Second Observation-Disclosures not given-Capt. Hunter
Lieuts Saunders Capt Ker detained for few days
a. Point Isabel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

r The Morning Ners has the following not
very sly dab at Mr.. Folks head Secretary. We
can't help surmsing that somebody has wanted
something et wants, and is likely 10 want it.
Judge for yourselves
BEARER Of DISPATCHES enemies OF Mr. Blu.
chanan have accused hin of caunniatng Cen Jackson,
the late venerable hero. aud sorry tnat be has
no, yet found time crush the alsebood. Sian
der has been put hfoat uncontrsdicted viz: that
the notorious conductor OF prohgae sheet has been
made Bearer of Dispatches London 1t is scarcely to
be supposed that Mr. Buchanan would so far disgrace
the country and insult the English Government by de-
grading the Minister accredited to its Court through Sc
lection Of oa,hsome chsnDe Of communication Louis
Of France, indeed chose send his barber Robert lie
Diable.' diplomatic missions but that individual was
comparatively Of shrewd intellect. and personally com
handed respect. in times when moral worth not
alone passport consideration, any more Than moral
degradation now TO be an exclusion from It. The
calumry should be contfadicted officially"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

AMUSING SCENE is MArANoRos-The high price
of cotton goods In Ma,amo-os owing the Mexican Ia
riff is well known. Several enterprisng Yankees,
since Gen. Tsy has taken possession OF me city have
moved in opened and selling goods on
cheap principles about one-third of the usual Next
can prices 1t ia amusing to witness the crowd
around these composed of the mixed people OF
the CITY, Finely dressed women raucheros, naked In
dams and negroes all eager purchase goods aud ab
bering good bad and Indifferent Spanish wiki rapdity
truly appalling 10 sphlegmstic Anglo American.
In the meantime the old established merchants"
looking upon neglected stocks with and aston
ishmen, ahoas they have the greater part Of them
by def audng they have cost more IN o'bes 10
The Custom nse officers and other Mexican fuconares
than the Yankees charging prices This spec.es of war
sre Is rapidly converting the People TO Au8rican no.
oHs and they have only fully that tne can have
cheap goods enjoyment life anc hbert TO aban-
don their Government rapidly they ;heir high
priced stores. n. o. Tropic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
Our Army nt NIatamoros.

We have private letter from an officer OF our
Army at Matamoros, dated June 4th which says
1--WE are very busy, and holding on for Mr.. Folks or
ders think we arc bound 10 20 Monterey ESQ miles
Il very hot here. knew what no: weather was
before"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

No Lives Insured Ut
BENZ C. MILLER, Secretary.
JosEPH L. LoRp. Agent
JAS. STEWART N. D. Medical Examiner, No OIL Broad
wEy jel imeod