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APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.

'nE Following case is Of deeply interesting
eharaer and has attraed earnest attention and
"au"n OF ~serai ~ the nr-i physician. New York-
captain AsDREw y. ToHHs re,d ng NJ No 10 R,,, .,,..,
b"oNJhh IN his 10Th lie generally ,nloy-d ,oh
,a nut about three ,nee began gradually IN fa
"eakn and a--ude over him
pah"a win arpreeion Of spris Loss appetite inability "a
eep &c soon followed Medical was sought and ID,
'ohh w. Franets OF New York eonsusd Tn. usu,I .,
inches such as eopoas bleeding tho,b
Without The desired effect Captain Tennis shortly f. down
IN he hfee in-ensbl, with aropsee IL On partially
recovering from the eree's he the first TIM. ,h,t
portion OF Dis eh side appNenty AMI on further en-
quy MS Physsans pronounced his
hpope and Paralysis The yc symptoms rapdly inerr,.
ue arms and limbs became aeeted-iDdsei Of opr
'de OF The body hfsles shortly he
apopehe h more than tn sevrra hour. hi.
NE was despaed OF Az matters .en,i
TO u lees lie was now unable assistance and
eonh ne'ther iced nor dress nsc unab. 10 .
enAe distinctly end his sight much impaired His physician.
among whom were DR. John w Francis Yots and DR.
wa :" Hunt OF Brooklyn considered his entirely hope
less snd beyond human aid. 0r
Such 4 simple of IN. ,it,,o, "a
Captain Tomhs in July heard ., IN.
Rings and hsEnee Fuid His family DESTROYS To tr The
pertinent and for that psre air OF the aIvanie
baesiet. for the w,t the hu- ana ON.
ooaue OF the Magnetic Fluid In - using ,-. ,c,
eeg was pereePtbe IN the part.
broke out In i've days he ann AMI u.s.
MS hand and IN three weeks, To walk alone Us
now began to speak distinctly could clearer nd in every
sPeet was Improved period month. h., now
SEQ curing which time symptom Of Ap0psEy been
ties have been restored. ~
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uSas. OF frequent occurrence, and most oh
'naIe IN med zeal Practice The Gavan SIN IN s relief
is truly wonderful " " '''
1,,..-.--.... NEw YoRK, July 81, Is4o
rms io certify that for the past years have hen "a
win the dsease CALI the Hip ComplnL during which tirs -
~ Dfs Carer and Watson, OF city, without
any teei ihe severity of the disease such that Va, obb
geo gave up my business have OMEN ap ssverI J,,
uou' Eng abe 10 tn IN bed. Medicine oniy made ma
ana vas daB sstiins more and helpless Farly ls,
Ht po~svd d. ChTsues GalSanie pair Of Bar5s an
sneue run and from The time wearns In, m
began 10 improve IN health am ger than ever
previous 70 my sickness a far recovered hat can
sa"' any ahgve would also months Aer com
heins Tue Use OF ihs Gavahe Belt Fl famed the Who'll
o. me tmeers OF three story dwelling consider DR. Cbrus
ana magnetic remedies invaluable blessing ana have
mace the above statement voluntarily a. matter Of duv n,
the sHlieied. cFopsF - .S ~ SSS 7"
No Church street Nh, ~
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS

daueh'eT Of Mr. Hiram Boo IN, resdEs IN w.Iam,bur,b
J. Vas eHe'ed with - nal Affection four " a BECOMING ~
most helpless from its e The was Considered he
y"ni cure by Physician As resort the Gayapie BeIt and
Ssne aenng Pas red two month. fom The
aeaoa OF the ares her physcns Pronounced her m
pereEt health The lady has named and
quie nee rom all symptoms OF former eompa nj
Every column In tins filed with
mas In ali Nervous Complaints matter 20 chronic or ev,s
they may be- the efficacy Dg. Carte genune GaIyar Ant
elrs Is truly OndeIfu! @'
~ ORiy agents foE Richmond
DUVAL q PURCELL. DnzFira I47 Main ST
fof sale in "ythevile only by wN n. sPLLER
EIP-ana'ory pamphlets may be- had FTaus mbG
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D0GGET l. ANDERSON.
PAPER HANGERS

III AVE Just received large and beautiful as
= - sor'meni Of French and Role,
venetian and common Window Blinds Transparent
ram and Cooured Mating with mary article. in
our nae OF business which have with rrsa "a
' he ta OF his community We respectfully cal from
anu the public generally disposed eel ON
terms city aa,s pt
pared 70 aend 10 any WORK line puneiuaty and he
srietest desire tn give satisfaction. an eo-d5n, ~
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JUST RECEIVED, an additional SUNNY Of
" Bik aud brown tress and Coat -
hk and brown dress and Coals
Pain and paid Linen summer Coats
bf and fancy Cashmere PauIs
summer Pants Of various qualities and PATTERN.
satin borbazine, MsTsacs nci. Vest, in ye,, -,
III assortment o. superior Shirt Crayats Stoek, Col
ors Gloves, B1sons Socks ~
It's goods are all n his manufacture and will be ot with
guarantee and very cheap for cash CAL and see
StLAS MERCHANT IA Man,
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RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS, DYS-
PERSIA.
The following from clergyman well known and Of .,;,
suished attanments and reputation:


me 'oaowins is from elerEyman well known
sui'hed Ailaihments and reputation:
sInsEI, N. J., July IL, 1915.
Dr n H. CHhisrIE-Dear Doctor prom SD To
with you respecting the effects application Of your
Kings AMI Magnetic Fluid time IL Wei To-,
sho TO Justify speaking positively relation TO the p-rm,
neney OF my cure but can Of your
Oasanie be and Bracelets the nervous
plants have been suspended from
masu bronchitis and dyspepa and that thoe d
oce were all eOnne ced with
tenn ihave had none Of the dyspepsia whatever since The ann
Gallon OF your Bet &c nothing mentioning Of The b,on
ehs or have been enabd discharge Of INV
ora duties of preaching visiting &c sunrise ~ ms
congregational and have had but wnge or two OF the
matn have enjoyed far perfect exemption from Ihes
ma aides distressing they than my lot q, enjoy
TOT yeas cannot be ton grateful God Ia. providence
has directed you. "'e-
The immediate design Of this letter poem. ,,ne NJ tn
sam" Kind Of asi"atee for two OF my people Msuy OF ms
greFaton are affected with disorders and 80
oe permanent many will be led apply you have IN. ,,,s
country charge in the sta" my cure as eeesed them 80
to speak, entirely. NA '7o
IA '.'l'O 'ae cases alluded to here onOw.l
May Gods blessing attend your iauiabe Efforts NV dear n
anu you Horu relief IN these will be vast numb.
Of 0'he' who will apply. Very truly yours
49,, ROBERT w Lands
" seve'e letters have since been from the Rev AZ,
an whose health has continued improve AMI anv NJ h.
eonsesahon have used the gaaa aees win equally nanny
results. ~ Nfp "APPV
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ROUGH AND READY HOTEL
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

successors Of Mr.. Robert GVvatbmcv
- 4. GWATHMEl and W. ". CIV TTI
MEY have th' day Uopara. .b,p under IN, firm
81 X. e CWATHMCY a CO " ~
ih'r ousu' viii De- gAeiusyey Commission one for ihs ,
'ohHg Frgduss Ffarrssnd they have secured the ola
near Shocsce Warehouse long occupied ty Robert vsb
my and have krwisc engaged The cf Tenn vs
mey who - - well known the public S1,s4- Of T
Mrsal De- prcfoicd 70 reasonable advances on prop In
hand and hops, b. aduiy and attention 10 bus o.
n fair portion of public patronage a. CIV ATUvrv
Richmond. 1T Dec 4G--tf W ~ .vyAruary
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CITY HOTEL,
X &c In nm on al Va

''HiS new and large establishment was opeu-
Cd by e subscribers the Ais who with the
OF M hAA'Ay late the long tried known PoDreoT Of
Ae bamers Eote IN fredericksburg determined 10 vo
eT undivided attention the and ,h.r
patrons me House situated in the of the Civ nm m.
ground aisy covered by the noted BsH Tayern and \.
h@hosomey provided with fuTn.are new with ,ober
asa attentive assistants and with reason ab
OF me patronage Of tbs seRIos partners numerous and
' OF on sns and aequaintanees three wears
hee N We nangbIook Hotel Peiersburg Va think thev
-ppS an equivalent for favour Bestowed on hen .he
well formed and provided under management OF M, wn
a'aeheo 10 The house n convenient distance and be-
ing himself the proprietor arriving with their hor.
may be assured OF good attention Tor them ~
,.n.,, JOHN MINGE SON
W petersburg ategeneeT National Ineaigeueer and Unio
"ashirgton G. Raleigh Star Standard Peereksbuyg Ne
sh sno kceodeT Norfolk Herald Beacon and Richmond
enquirer "aTentou Flag viii copy once week for hree ee.
and send their accounts for payment. a. 9s-,T
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FOR NORFOLK.

SPRING and summer ArranRcnieat-New Rail
hoih ana Steamboat Line between Rich
mond, NorfoiL md Portsmouth. via Port
WaltbalI.
e. n The Prbic are hereby notified that
.&Sf1r1fk<%- the spCi q % Steamboat MOUNT VERNON
Cat H. MtTcHELL, thinning between Wahan and
Norfolk IN connection with Richmond and Prer
burg al THE low rate OF One Dollar including McaIs
Passengers leaving Richmond Moncay "wednesday
Mornings at NJ, breakfast board Mount aud
afrive nj Norfolk between and Z NJ Returning Mount
Vernon leaves Norfolk Tuesday Thursday and saur
day mornings Passengers b'eakfsng board Vernon
and arriving al Port wsan by IL O'Clock and Richmond
By 4! 81
IL viii be pecei,"d fm above, Comfortable and
cNpeious line Writing business the
opportunity OF .p-.tuns and returning by
nioains - a. to be absent from their
Tie Mount Vernon Will The landings
River to take IN ard any other pon on
the riNer where signal , made.
The public my assured that the determination the
proprietor to keep ts line aeeomnn
travellers bet~een Richmond and Norfolk best manner and
the lowest aies.
For further omaon Tiokeis freight apply the DEPOT
OF the Richmond and RI rs5LEg Railroad Company the Teio
AgeGt. NH %
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s;ssG E'UN KtNT-TwO STORES under the
EHehAnge Hotel Grocery or Fancy
STORE Possession given Immediately apply Office or to
~
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SUPERIOR London MUSTARD

4 pn''aEN'> Cs.OrHINt:-A large loi cf Chltren's
- otng Just received nom the North FLEETS Uu Town
ohnt sore corner AZ ore the E1ehange lss Nam.
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"A d.'aiIof the case. alluded to here soliow..I
HIP COMPLAINT

disase OF frequent occurrence and OF the most Oh
a N med zeal PrAeuee The eset OF SIN IN ITS relief
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No. % MOBILE - Juy "a, istt
mEssHs SASps-Goafs - 80 nec for uor tb,, 49,,
win rheuHa' anu - with pleasure avail myself Of this or.
pl-"N oetfc TO you The saluay effect your ar.apar hd
~ January le4& purchased Of aFsats Messl
"y 'ueter i've bottles vhca aEIeeabiy TO the print
uueeons which entirely removed the and nave now
' 'o11'h 70 oeleEe my heah 10 Perma nrnty
Your ven respectfully.
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fA'ei.t dedicated India Rubber Porous
SFRENGTHENING PIASTER
'ENliE most im'ortant feature in this improvs.
eni is that hey Perrisss 70 ssil 90 TIA, WIN the,
aou meehaseal support and ~ suent proper
us maintain proper degree of parts they nor
eier me discharge of yerspaon aons nom m,
surface on ao allow free escape through psseT as s, a
- Haeed rom the skin and thus pfeyent OF n. heinz a.
sot1ed and taken INTO the system asaia.
ms circumstance aiane will confirm superiority claimed f
mem over AZ Others known, and Them ~
az 'n'o5used to be used in preference any others
'W -. " puNAL n PURCELL,
nrtrr - ~
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- Nns NtLLIFIERs AND SHIPPERS
LAVE Just received a handsome assortment
superior Nuhers ard slipper. De Of the sons oil
the aest style. gam" anu are OF
mat are troubled with tender feet - IN 6sd
uhe ABOVE Shoes Just the thing he season
JrS PRANK H.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-03
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
baltimore Julv 3-6

BALTIMORE July 3-5, D. M
Celebration Of the fourth of Juty7he Caledonias
VieiUs of 1fsrchants-The Baltimore New York. and Phi
adelphia narkets-First lot of nec cheat &c.
Our military all on the this afternoon, pitch
their tents in various beautiful locations in the vicinity of
the city Judging from present prospects, city will be-
almost deserted on Monday, excursions country
to be the order of the day
The Caedona's is hourly expected as tho tel
egraph is in order Boston, and she has been on,
fourteen days Her intelligence is looked for with much
anxiety by the commercial community Factors bread-
stufs' have hopes that her may be favorable
than the Cambria and dealers hope for con-
tinuance rather continuation, of the Cambras IA
vorable aspect relative to their staple. do think,
however, that flour reach above last advces un.
less unforeseen dspensaon has bghed the harvest
in Great Britain, which would indeed be a lamentabe
infection, oppressed the people have been by famine
and sickness The prospect of frnness oven ad
vance in cotton, however, is very good
There is nothing oflocal interest stirring in city, how
ever and the mails from the north totally barren of
news.
Tue MARkkrs-In the Baltimore Market this morning,
-four was dull Dealers holding off in hourly expecta-
of foreign There buyers this morning of
Howard -four SO 3lhoders mostly contenng
SO 81 Nothing doing in City Mills Susquehannaprice.
nominal SO rs for the former and SO 81 for the latter
Corn meal held 81 Is, but it could be bought for less
The supply of grain is small The first Of the crop
Of wheat this reached market to-day. 1t
raised on the farm of Mr. Mlboune, in ST. Mary's county,
Md, and consigned Messrs. Neal ~ Luckett. The
$50 bushels red the quality Of the grain very
superior, being full round, and heavy 1t is
what the present crop will be-vasy superior that of
last year. of 81 so per bushel has been refused
for this lot Maryland red wheat, good PRIME ia selling
at ST. Is 81 rs Pennsylvania prime red, 81 Is 81 81
yellow corn, 80 81 cts and white do. 81 IS cts, and
dull /; oats, 81 a 81 cts. !; rye, IS cts.
Whskey is duh at % a 30 per gallon.
At New York, this morning, the -four market was quiet,
sales of Genesee 81 ~ l2a Howard
81 Is. and Georgetown 81 Is 81 43-supply small Ohio
and Michigan sc s7a So % to 81. Corn - s7A
- So
Not much done in wheat Sales of Ohio white mt $50
Isl cents considerable sales of yellow 95 per
bushe 9cents and duh sales of rye 100
The cotton market is quie-dealers awaiting the
ers news change in price.
Provisions less inquired for and groceries without
much demand. Whiskey "a q cents.
AtPhiladephia, this morning. the -four market was unset
tied there sellers but buyers SO 30 for western,
and So 62h for Pennsylvania brandsdeale holding off for
the Grain unchanged in price, but little doing Prime
red wheat will bring 100 1876 cents Corn nomi
nal at 81 IS for white and yellow Oats 48 SO
cents Rye SO a 80 Whskey 8 70 cents. Cotton
quetno change in price. Provisions and gocs-
ries without much inquiry
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FOurtn OF July.

Before the publication of another number OF our jour
nal the great National Anniversary OF our country VIII
have been observed with due manifestations OF patriotic
pride and gratitude by free people numbering near
twenty millions The return of such day carries back
the mind to the contemplation of those prncples-sacred
and ever living--which have made ii immortal in the
memory of men. Of these principles, SelfGovernment
is the practical operation; and Individual Freedomree-
dom of conscience, of thought of utterance and OF IN
dustry-s their practical result On This enduring founda
ton now stands-and may il forever sand-the welfare
of our people.
And the attitude and aspect of country at TINS mo-
men are every way worthy of the great principle OF sell
government which il is mission TO exempllfy 10 the
nations In peculiar sense, and in view both OF the
highest moral and material interests America is at TINS
hour the benelactress of the world The plenty which
smiles upon our favored lan1, is mlde to cheer the
famine stricken regions of Europe Our vast untitled
domains invite and welcome the emigran iron her
shores Oar institutions and our policy are in generous
harmony with the great gifts which Providence has be-
slowed upon u.s. and within borders the oppressed
of every land may find an asylum.
The war which has been forced upon and in which
we are now unhapply engaged, is, our part but the
natural result OF the supremacy OF that great principle OF
achievement which has consecrated the anniversary
of our national independence In so far as our difacu
ties with Mexico have grown out of the independence
and the Annexation of Texas, our is but another
assertion of the right of sefgovenment against LOT
egn aggression In making that Annexation cause OF
war against u.s. Mexico took up arms to oppose the SOW
reign will OF two independent nations in the regulation
of their own internal policy In SO far as our war has
resulted from the past aggressons and ourages OF Next
co upon our citizens, part but the vndcaton
of those great national rights in which all the highest
interests and indeed the very existence OF se-goven
ment are involved. While peace with all nations must
ever be the policy and the stcadfast aim OF our coun
try it is gratifying the pride OF patriotism to remember
that our present wardesned with all its tiumphs soon
to close we trust, in honorable and advantageous
peacehas arisen the maintenance OF those principles,
and in the vgo of that spirit which, in the days OF our
Revolution, made us free and united people.
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We learn that the congressional canvass in North Car
ol;na is becoming warmer and more animated In
one Of the districts the federal party driven from their
most common songholds, resorting to new devices
They have seized upon the three million appropriation
for raising up new humbug 1t is said that the three
Millions have already been paid to Mexico that it is dis
- I'D to her armies &C., &c. This, OF course, is en-
tirely ia 'nious
w,.h, 'rgton correspondent of the New York Courier
So. - ,ho 18th of June as follows
.I. ,.o,oeo vc given ittoyou as my opinion that tne
hvs , 10 7ied the first instanent ON tue rati-
of eaiv nv Mexico, was on us way 70 ,na a.
county and now slider almost shos sEiI be
,reaiv be ratified shortly by Mexico entertain no donn.
bur that Mr. Buchanan will ad ,rise ne FIesoni
Senate Immediately together, ,haf !. nsy uo , ."
once by us, and peace again reston>d s'e 'os"''
"Should Mexico rafy the treaty. inc nong W, 80
Iorna and New Mexico, it would be c,n,hfien "' e'
and believe unanimously by our Senate
We omit various other statements that ere put form
by shc Spy in Washington" this correspondent calls
himself and conne ourselves to stating that the three
millions are not now on their way to Mexico, and thai
No drafts as far as we are advised have been made upon
tina, appropriation for Mexico
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The troops which Generals Cadwallader and Pillow
have carried to General Scott, will probably swell his
army to than 5000 choice troops Other reinforce
mens route; and, though some unexpected delay
may have prevented their arrival desired yet
it cannot be long time before the calculations held out
in the intercepted despatch of the Secretary OF War may
be fulfilled These are Swallowed forth in the following
article from the last New Orleans Picayune:
"We find in the Republican, of the 7h instant, long
despatch from the Secretary of War to Gen. Scott dated
the Both of April 1t informs him that by the end of June,
the President supposes Gen. Scott will have twenty, and
Gen Taylor thousand men, under their respective
mands asks for the views of Gen. Scott various
questions suggested and gives him directions how
rate with disatfected Mexican States"
According to the same accounts, brought to New Or
leans by the steamship Palmetto fan express from Pue-
bla by the route of Cordova had arrived Vera Cruz
announcing that Gen. Scott commenced his march upon
the city OF Mexico on the 10th (of June) We hear not
word regard the overtures for peace said to have
been made to Gen Scott That he marched on the 1eth
we have no doubt" II this be so-apd we see nothing
to prevent it-then it is probable that Gen. Scott has
reached the capital and may not hope, that on Mon
day. the 5th of July, the American army may celebrate
the anniversary of our Independence in the capital OF
Mexico? The very announcement of such a question
thrills through the veins of every American citizen, and
causes every heart throb with pride and pleasure
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An EbuIlition OF Federal Patriotism.

The 'Nationa Integencer OF this morning publishes,
with strong editorial encomium, communication from
anonymous writer who styles himself, or is styled
by the "Intelgencer," Virginia Gentleman" This
"Virginia gentleman" has taken up his pen to inform
the public that, in his judgment, jusce requires that
so far from demanding indemnity of Mexico, ace should
not only fully remunerate her for oil the expenses Of the
scar but If possible, for all the losses and crongs rhach
she has sustained at our hands,
Who this "Virgnia gentleman may be, we do not
know but for the honor Of Virginia, we trust that this
specimen of her gentlemen is profoundly ignorant OF
the whole subject upon which he has undertaken to en-
tighten the people, If he knows anything OF the state of
our relations with Mexico for the lasttweny yearsif he
is at all informed to the which have brought on
the war; and as to the principles and purposes in view OF
which, on our part it is waged-then do not hesitate
to say that the spirit in which his communication is writ
ten is altogether unworthy of the name and character
which he has assumed With all possible charity for those
obliouites of Judgment into which phrenzed and furious
partisanshp may mslcad the minds of men, yet dstrus
the sincerity of any who full uew Of all the facts
of the case can pretend assert that this country shoud
remunerae Mexico for all the expenses OF the war" We
deny that such sentiment BELTS any representative OF
the class of men to whom this writer to belong
man. we can only hope for his own sake, that he lacks
information the topic upon which he writes Even
then, his communication places him in no envabe pre-
dicament for it is not credtabe to any mans Judgment
or patriotism to condemn the OF his country and
Justify her public enemy, without examination The
editorial endorsement by the National nellgencer OF
the offensive and unpatotc sentiment which this writer
has put FORTH is quite in harmony with the avowed and
systematic policy of that Journal in relation both to our
controversy with Mexico and to controversies with
other nations for many years past.
After favorng us with his own personal view OF the
war; the "Vrgnia gentleman proceeds in his article to
make two assertions, which appear to us to favor our
charitable suppositon of his ignorance. He tells u.s.
first that ourhs least of the people of the United
States condemn this war and that this is especially the
case in Virginia This, think, is very gross igno-
rance He tells us, in the second place, that "one-ha
of those who compose volunteer army in Mexico"
oin in this condemnation of the This we suppose
to be still more gross ignorance He tells us, in the third
place that she views of the people would necessarily
lead to this act of JUSTICE" (he indemnity to Mexico
for the expenses of the war; This is the grossest gno
rance of all.