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::i: G.: SsS ss: :.sJ
s %;' a:s A Ssss %ss:ss; :.
cell. I Nozzle ''' D'N's,oe0' '''"' ''' w
and for fhiladelphia in days. ,.... America,
Ada IRON s:s e ss'
Dn.hs% from and for Sew York ds Ava Chase from Wis
Ts =, ss: hI:% %.:.
Bo.ros. March ll-Am bark Rio. Cc,rsll New Orleans;
bg Cha. Henri Bishop carssHs,; .shr 0rl.1d Br0sS
e; brig ga bah Mary Wsslasa rn,dslpni.' brig.
more Mary s.ass rialSs% hsvass; i.se F,snI!a
H.sdy Fls1sne. .sdy
FoeI Baker do SD ship A,hsuI,oa S.k. oIf,S Mary
dent Rosds ship Hamburg
ss sarah Louisa baas tsSs; sehi Lucy Blake. Button
AoLM.;,: Hole: March s-Anbs Tahau,o MillsE go.
lslh AM-Ia port. bEs Tahanto, ton. and Ariel schr
ASS. HssaR, iysiSoo .f6 fs' Eagle As.ts Bo:oH;
ss B sSa.
Reed ivspool' Margaret Morton do; Br bark ALA KsT
csSi Saa. taa.sa hg ess s,s
TX @ i iss ss:'S s
Mcclellan Liverpool; berque. fdnt ursh Jackson. Amt
werp; Emma Thsys. (ewed) Lornt Rio JaneiIo brigs
Lena, tBrrm) Oserloh, Bremen; Bache lBIl McEveIs.
Cork; sshrs Panama Forsyth mouth OF Rio Gtande Es.
Xsadyis Boston; Viola Js@i.on HsyTe Jan 9: rnIaus
BerthOlson Rio do Jantiror Ncd IBID Lory ,uadaoupe
.eh's st Rosa Reed, Apaachicola; November. Stokes
Croek,t, New York. Wreath Talbot, Catasns. Fl.d,sn
Linn, Bfazos Ssntisgo Watcsman, Hawes. Tmplco Cid
tth ,hp North star spencer Lserpoo brgs Henrico
Pain Gulf OF Mexico; Maria, Knowion. Havana; Nathan
Baltin0Is HoIns. Ans. Bs1o. saptcso;,, ora Strong
York CnsrI' son srhr savsry Wheldon. Phlad I'd Br
Chiffon Kay fhiladcpha; Margaret, Hard
castle. Liverpool.
PnovIDEscE, March lo-Ars b,ss Condova, Inggaham.
Heett, Crowel Phil d.lphia; Shenandoah, Young Phs-
delphia Rockhil, PEmore Ph.ladephs; .loops rov
dence Brown, New York; Roger Williams, Sturgis New
York; Orig: Gsvit, New Yo,t; yixant' Heath New
SAVANNA Mar s-Ar Br ships fshan, Black, Liverpool
s. sohn, Richardson, do; brgs Macon Sheffield, NYork
thar do
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Movements OF the Packet ships.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH ID.

Cleared,
% Ssasn StE World
#sssne
Ba1Isad h%sie1 , He'nS Sst walsh 0a'A' "a.''s'
sehrsCRoehe.ter Davis Savannah. Underwood; Bravo,
Ss S, HuntsI GG Russell: Bailey
'I ga "i s biaSs Phssdelphi.
esse, &c, ssea iron.de sid in co with bsrfs Asbe
Bark Louisa Spring Matanzas, Feb &C. to Spot
fo;d Ie'ton Co. Sid in co with brig Pactolu'' Dean for
brig Lawrence Fores Toele So days from Waterford
Brig hi.iorsa aaf ss.siis Msiilsu day. from L.u-
1ae,s Canary Islands with $3.50 q q bs i, to quincy
% hS IS p
MAHOGANY &c, tgj Eiyell. -','
ham, Es Reso day,
big Saline. tof Thom.son) Singer. Is day. from M.au-
Big Majestic, MeNsr IS days from Matanzas. with maas-
Brs Em.iy. WarreS y day. from New Orleans. with
date 49, 7S 49, spoke ship Elizabeth OF LIver.
sISi ssni iassid Smith y day. from
Ss Ss from oss with
on TO os the s a. s n; LAT 30 lon 70 49, IN
Bog sally Asa. D,sSfOw days from Charleston, with
Big Creole Means day, from Georgetown, sc with
Der, to Badger fsck.
sehf o9e;sa. toi waldoboro, whpple from Asyu,tas,
Feb3, AID 10 from the bar with hides &c to Maitland.
Phelps Co. Lkf vessels at Angostura Passed
YORK On 7 isstant lat 81 80 Ion H. ship Leouidas Of
Warren the eastward om New Orleans for Ha-
vre.)
schr Gilbert Hatfield King,bury from Demarara, Feb S.
aud Bonsire Goth, with aIt aud specie to astead Co
Spoke Feb a. lat 10 So lon 81 brig Lya, Smith, from New
York, out IL DIS, for Kingston, "a.
schr John Compton, barley, Philadelphia, mdse.
Schr Chesapeake, Stewart, Baltimore to Dun
ham.
sehr Edward s. Frank, FdIby, Norfolk, corn.
Sehr Juno, Robinson ihomaston, lime.
Schr Ann Denman, Patton Richmond, coal.
Below
Also, 2 barks and brgs-unknown
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WASHINGTON, March l

WASHINGTON, March IL, ls47.
Mai. General Bento,,--Hon John Quincy Adams-
The Fine Arts.
We learn that COL Benton has issued circular
for the information of his friends, particularly of
the Senate in regard of his declining the appoint
ment OF Major General We have not been
able as yet to confirm the report by the production
ola copy ofthe circular but if there be one afioat,
it is not improbable will fall into our hands dur
ing the day.
The venerable Elk. President Adams still tarries
in the city. The old gentleman looks much more
hale and vigorous than could be expected, consid-
ering his years, and his recent severe attack
We understand that Mr.. Powell, the artist ap-
pointed TO fill the last remaining of the eight
panels IN the rotunda, has engaged Mr.. Adams
10 SIT for his portrait once day during this week
at the CAPITOL after which the artist will visit the
city of New York
While on the subject of the fine arts, we may
say that we are glad to announce that Mr. Van
deryn Is retouchiDg his picture Of the Landing of
Columbus, throwing little more light aud warmth
into the sky and upon the water, and the land
scape into stronger reef-relieving, also, some of
the more prominent figures in the principal
group.
The picture is already very much improved
indeed, the GOODNESS OF the original climate of the
painting was not adapted to the latitude of the
West Indies. The additional caloric infused into
the atmosphere and over the face OF the sea re-
conciles the work to the historical locality, and
gives an increased animation and vitality to the
whole thing The softened light of the rotunda
requires a strong contrast of light and shade to
any picture and We suppose the artist did not
sufficiently consult this important fact in the
set, but adapted his picture the stronger light
OF the room in which he did the work. This IS
the prominent fault in the EmbaIkation Of the
Pilgrims. A dark day is chosen, and deep sha-
dow is thrown over the group on deck, which,
added TO the shadOwy light that falls through
picture almost invisible, except at noon.
We are in momentary expectation Of stirring
Intelligence from the seat Of war. w.
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Foreign 4 rnportstiouy.

Rio JANEIRo-Bark Mazeppasi3s bags csffee sifweu &
lronsid s--2io do Nicos co % do smth-2 ca su
dies Ravel Famy-6i logs nor WOOD to order
ANGosTuRAschtO berol-6026 hides 10 bale, deer aims
81 lad 10 dcmijobns bbIs balsa eopsya
tonca beans 20 grass cables Maitland, Phelps co-sq0
hides Is bags coffee w Schmidt Voge-i6T hides w w
Hose20o bags coffee demj basam copaiva n kegs TONGA
beans Ay mar co7j bdles deer SKINS terce gum copa
bag, drug; schieneIn COS cerosns indigo Domnsusr
BELIZE tHond)-Bng Olivia go feet ,hogany 20 tons
logwood Cola,
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Philadelphia Cattl. market,

MARCH l.-At market, ll40 eef cattle including $50
taken to New York; 40 cows and calves, 400 swine,
and 1880 sheep.
Prioes-Beeyes taken pretty freely at $bZ SIX
the 100 lbs about 70 left over.
Cows and calves sold at SIS $35 for FRESH $l2 $24
for Sprngers, and 81 $l4 for dry cows
Swine mostly brought 81 SIX the 100 lbs.
Sheep-Saes are m aking within the range Of SIX
81 each, as in quality.
HayNo alteration to notice, and sales of good limo.
thy are making at 20 s0c the cwt and straw at $5s
&61z the 100 hundlea.
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state or tho Flour Markets.

PHILADELPHIA March ll.Most factors ask S. SIX for
standard brands but sales to the extent of 500 bbs
reported at S. Is, which price is generally offered;
1000 bbls Western also Sold for May delivery at SIS 90
Corn MealWe notice sale of 900 bbls at 81 So Corn
Two carsoes southern sold 80 SIC Psnnsy lvana
10 held at "a Csc, but without sales
NEw ORLEANS March 4-Owing to the violent rain
storm, business transactions were quite limited: Some
5000 bbs -four sold at IS so to IS per Dbl for Ohio
brands tho latter rate being also offered Tor another very
large lot Corn is recovering little Sales of 10 Oc0
bushels white and yellow mostly in store, at so to s71
cents por bushel.
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By Last Nights Southern Mais.
10 vu1 Ports.

BALTIMORE, Mar PAR bark PheuI, Boush NOrleans;
brig Gen Pinckaey Gayle do; SIR Hunting Foste5 81
gia brig omng in from and bark off Annapolis,
anchor Cid bark Helen sris Crosby Locn Fcvl: Ire
Limerick. Sid, biigs Wing ko Janeiro Nsnska, Gulf
of Mexico schrs John Ayne, Mobile szee, Savannah;
e. CroiX Ea.tport; John A Cook, Warehsm.
NoRFoLK Mar 10An brig Tuskar. Lowell Boston; schrs
ter Do: MsrcslI9s Ei'snsn rrOvnestSwn; Berry Sears.
Wilkins, Elliott. st Croix Sid, schrs Williams,
st Croix; w Wright, NYork; Pomona, Boston.
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A. B. Griffith, Of Indiana, I'd lieut. Of Infantry.
F.A snyder, Of I'LL, I'd lieut Of infantry.
Samuel Niles, Of D. c.. I'd lieut.. OF infantry.
Nicholas Davis IT,, of Ala, I'D lieut. Of infantry.
Oliver Lowell of Ala, I'd lieut. of infantry.
Fitz H. Ripley, of Ala, I'd lieut. of infantry.
&c. wellborns. OF Ala, I'd lieut. of infantry
Edward Dummett. of Fa, I'd lieut. of infantry.
Isaac Huse Of Florida ID lieut. of infantry
Charles Peternelt, Of Ohio I'd lieut. of Infantry.
Cornelius Ketchum of Ohio, I'd lieut. of infantry.
j. w. Patton Of Virginia, I'd lieut.. of Infantry
John g. Nevins, Of New Jersey, I'd lieut. oil infantry
Douglass vaue. of Va, ID lieut.. Of infantry.
Daniel McClary, Of Ohio, I'd lieut.. of infantry
I. w. Templeton, Of Ohio, 81 lieut. Of infantry
=. Z. Croker of Georgia, "a lieut. Of infantry
7 Pierce, of N. H.. I'd lieut. of infantry.
Edwin Wilton, OF Maine, "a lieut. ofnfautry.
NJ Doyle, Of Mich I'd lieut. of infantry.
Piatt Titus. Of Mich I'd lieut, of infantry.
Z. h. Merri6eld, of Mich, I'd lieut.. Of infantry
Q. II. Prince. of Georgia. I'd lieut.. Of infantry
D. L. Clinch, IT,, OF Georgia, LIT Lieut. of infantry
c. Manham, jr, Of Georgia, I'd lieut. of infantry
q. g. Wild, Of Georgia, I'd lieut. Of infantry.
James P. Archer, Of E, ID lieut. OF infantry
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about his legs. as a felon, in Mexico-hs foot
IS crippled from shot received from an In
dian In Texas-the Mexicans hate him as
they do an old and inveterate enemy, and
his late escape only saved them the trouble
OF shooting him on the march to San Luis Dan
had been a sejourner some months in Washing
that city, when, last August, he was sent for by
Gen Wool, to join him as his Interpreter at San
Antonio de Bexar, whittier he went accordingly,
and with that division OF the army he has been
usefully employed ever since. We hope before
the next Congress 10 see HIM with host OF others
returned from Mexico, the conquerors OF peace
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Domestic Importation

New ORLEANs-Brg Benz Litchfsldl5oo bbs pork 800 do
lard X K w Mill banks.
NEw OaLEANs-Brig Emily-S5o bills pork 1oo do flour
suydam Save & co-ls3 Dows Cary-4s tics hams bbs
lard polk Lelan co-4s bales mess Miller-isa
bbls dour 10 order. -
MosILE-Bix Republic-30 bales cotton Calhoun, Kinney
d co-73 bales Persse Brookss5 bales COLON Iseiin-
337 bales order. - , 49,.
CH.RLEsroN-Brg Sally Ans IS e, rice Drake. Mill,
GEO do Muller co-2l hf do Liverick-l3l bales
cotton Thompson IS do Sproes 4 Robinson.
0GoRGErowN, sc Brig Creoe-soooo feet yellow pine to
Badger K Peck
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MARCH II, ls47 30 Merchants Bank, IO41a; Boston
Exchange Co, 450 City Bank, 1907 q Northern RR,
100 II Old Colony Railroad 90 IS Western Railroad
100 Y; rs do IL m 1904 $50 East Boston Dividends
sl-lo; 70 Norwich Worcester RR. sod 60h 10 do.
SECOND BOARD 90 shares East Boston Co. Dividends
Lilo; so do, o so ds 81 Western Railroad l0l
% Norwich Worcester RR, 604 Is do 5o1s 25 DO s
30 d. seq Portland, Saco and Portsmouth RR, lOI
$1,000 Treasury Notes 5. 9 O ds IOOL.
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COMMERCIAL lNrELLlGENCE
Earnllv PrOvaslou MurE~t

The different markets and many of the rincipa eat
shops have advanced their prices for all meats,
in fine beef owing to the high prices at the cattle
ket ew small porkeIs arrive, and they quickly
taken at and 10 cents the ID Poultry ranges from TO-
II to IL Giants the h. Fish, the usual Eggs
and ~ for Is Good butter is commodity, and
the best from Is to IS and 4d by retail Potatoes
and small vegetables much wanted.
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APPOINTMENT BY TIE PREsIDRNT.-John F.
Meade, register Of the land Office Green Bay Wscon
sin vice John $. Homer, removed
THE above appointment was published in Monday
evenings paper being made by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate when ia fact he was appointed
WashingfOn Union.
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6tMl DULLAkb kEWAnD.-

AIM DULLAkb kEWAnD.-C wss spsc,ns Mixtur:
OVO for the OF Gon0rh0ea, Heets, Stricturcs and
analogous complaints Of the Of ration or all
NEEDLES dIscov for the above complaints this is the
certain IL makes speedy aud with
the least restriction OF Diet daL exposure Or change IN
mendaton deceive the public If medicine does
speak for self shall speak for it, Our object
thy wherc be had, and the proprietor challenges
ge Of gonorhea be brought which the mix
ture will rapidly under forfeiture Of $500 Thin
disease unfortunately pervaaes all ranks Of society
high low rich aud poor strmonal aud single. They
with remedy by which they them.
selves without the ea exposure the shortest time posi-
sble Further the disease be contracted dose of
the mixture il taken night going bed
Il put up bottles, with full directions sccomp Jnyng
ST. One botte lasts week. which generally many
cured in days.
For sale by c. IT, KIng 1872 Broadway, John street.
New York: MIR. Bnnkhurst, corner Tenth and Che
Philadelphia; 3. w Fowls, 10! Washington at Boston;
Canal street, New Orleans and rs Main st. Cincinnati
las n
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boxes do stswat-Ao hhds molassss spoaord. Tile
MAsA.sAr-Innn brig E:,s Fese -- b. 40 bills
MArANzAs-Bark Louisa2o hhds ~ bxs sugar Spof
ford Tleson COLO bIs i3t bags and iloo nuts 10
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o. We learn that Mr.. Hampton c. Williams,
of this city has been appointed by the Secretary of the
Navy naval storekeephr in place of JAS Seldom Esq,
deceased.
DR.. Shimuel Goodwin, OF the Isle of Wight Va, sue
ceeds Mr. Williams in the ONCE which he held in the
War Department Washington Union, March IL.
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l3,A79 bagA

I3laT8 bags % So bags.
Exchange closet at 29t 25xd In December: X has
gradually advanced and the transactions have been
at 2sHd- is very firm Should the demand for the north
and south continue may go still higher. Specie has de-
clined Patriot Doubloons 290 u0 Do Dollars ll540
Freights have ruled from rs 30 cents to tho United
States and but few vessels unengaged-Coy U Gasets
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Passengers Arrived.
AsoosruRA-Schr Obsron-Mrs Whipple, and Mr. A Wap
paus 49,.
BELIZE =, (Honduras)-Brig Olivia-H Lindsey.
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BY snd with the adrise and consent of the Senate.
Daniel Emery, collector OF the for the district
Of Bangor In the State of Maine
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Al kDlLA. CAHD-Ur MORRISON mas bssn saFsssm n vi ~
Iva the tiss.ms ,;on. rssts
sctues, gonnoIhea .nd debility asns o% nrrson.
habit Or holds no communion with pre- W,
See his London Diploma with the ssontnrss o. We ~,
of the RoIri College o. H. c IN hs an
ANisy toopers Or hn ...o ,,,,snd,J 20 m8 6tsc
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MONTHLY REPORT FOX FEBRUARY,
or THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. Is CHAMBERS 81

MONTHLY REPORT FOX FEBRUARY,
,,v,,o,, or The s,r NEW YORK. Aor,r,,rs
No. rs CHAMBERS St
CASES SucoEs.yuLLv TREATED.
Eases of pleursy, the spine under trea,
G G.smi1eS 70 detee, d,. pss n fia weakness.
eases Of the lungs rssur. IN female prethra
MI pas. Sanding
Cases acute Gonorrh.a. : Case, Of impoency
siononhDa tchronie,l Blotches, venereal on
Of iond standing, 2 diy barge. from Ear,
t hSTO@ IA me s atHn,v fTs aIsiue'
Primary consumption, Disease OF the liver.
10 Under tire stment Irritation in urethra,
w SUCCESSFUL. orx.4rror. AND CvRn,.
Fracture Of the ubis and I Tumor removed firm arm
Fracture a; of.he radius, navais. removed,
Large, ulcers, Of long ! Operation Tor sqalatsg.
Structures cured in ure- the rectum,
Ipsiocatoa reduced, Sc Pieees cf bone taken
versl ini ures Attended to frum the ieg
Large Assesses opened SpraIus OF the ankle,
2suppr a Of nen.e. SpeTa,on. for IN, mosis
The poor attended z0SS
CERTIFICATE OF MK uAOkG.. ". 9IBBQ.ys
~ Clerk Fulton five ear, ,so was
Al Hvs my Sr. tn y e boay IS
and the ulcer, to fe fal extent
The physician who attending was doubtful as to NY
to- to ":r 81.
had to other physicIans-they also tried
their best but proved likewise aborvc The various
forms q @sIcuiE were tried hy%rodae IF ds1os
lost their actions My physicians left then
prescribed myre and used the various preparations of
sarsapsra syIups which took 5s botues
pspose also tried swayms Panacea bat with better
effects began to despair case was desperate only
suffering from the extensive alterations which exceeded all
body some Of them sxtended FIVE or r inches in
circumerence) but also from excessive bones
and JOINTS When in this deplorsbe aud hopeless condition.
was recommended TO Dr. joseph Hene No 20 Duane st.,
who to the utmost surprise Of myself and friends cured
Of months therefore the
reason recommend him my friends and the public
skiiful physician in those eases Ny residence the
Futon market where shall be happy all inquiries
oncernng my case. q. w. 0IBBONS.
We the undermined hereby certify hst the above state
ment is true in every particular.
JAMES ID. FISH. Merchant, 103 South IT.
\. H. LEE, Er-Alderman nth Ward.
JAMES WALSH, AdemN do, do
B. ID LETTER, Clerk Fulton Market. -.
B-Astns treatment perfectly simple and wi, nr9sd
the Of mercury the above has been
out 9fa large humber the publication Of which % b
peruous but they be amined at the ONCE o. ho
scrib.r Medicine will be part Of me eoun
edo UR JOSEPH HEINEp
ms liner 20 Dusnc st New fork.
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ERVALENT

ERVALENTA.
THE have eon.niy on nssa
combination Put up pound packages, Eor SAFE whole
sale ana rrc,hsesre. and Chemists Sole
h'""''~ PLACE BOUILlARD,
cw,-s.s Ne. Park Row, and 81 Broadway.
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WAsHiroroN, Tuesday Evening, March 0, ls47.
Sra Your letter Of this day date just received, and
seeing. for further reflection, and wishing
to avoid all delay in offering the army have written
note TO the sdJutact general to be delivered at his Of
hce in The morning. declining to accept thu appointment
OF major general in the army kindly offered to by
you, and 80 honorabiy confirmed by the Senate.
have tina honor TO be- sir, with great respect, your
friend and fellow citizen, THOMAS II. BENTON.
To the PRxsipENr.
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MEDICAL ADvICE-DOCTOR LAMERTis conf
~ destsy consulted at his ONCE, 50 Gold street, near
being mid and udcious requires neither restraint
diet hindrapce from business Debility, nervous
potency engages Doctors attention. being to
designed Structure disease frequently existing Without
the patient being aware caused by natreatrent and
fec iuay cured by Dr.. L. Letters postpaid,
fee Immediately attended to- and medicine With advice
ri in*ff
r'HE rkIVATE DlsPENsAkY;No Roosevelt, near
Chatham established expressly for the
curing strangers from the evils OF Ga sckery The
under the immediate Of Dr. Gregory
extensive practice IN this psrcur branch Of his
has opened to him field for observation aud perec
in his Charges moderate Open at all hsurs and pr
be in WAITING waiting ''''A' ~ '-'" '@' M af iw RI "
r OPAiVI AND CUBEB EXTRACT.-Ihn Is the mos
secret and diseases being sold6e concentration Of
all the active Of Copaiva and Cubebs portable
Sa So:s S hve BEEN
eectua quickly and curing the diseases Of those
information relative to this may had
ere particular attention pait the treatment OF strc
tention to an office piaccs Private to
this office is Sd door from the Muaeu~ i've imsre
No. MEKC URf.NO COP.AIvA."-Dr. Cullen's 10
sfs n %scas
os in and n to the t;
IA few days II the medicine is TAX en- as aIected il IS the
and saesnd the speedy eradcator OF tins
ss ne %
Lamp Store, Sun Buildings New York. Retaed al
.I .n IL %
Of al NJ sssst Ss
ss diOs 'es1
Badger, Newark; Pearson Railway and Williams WILLIAMS
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ALMOST AYMIRACI.
PETER BROWN, ~ LlIre street, Brooklyn.
RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES

Dr. Townsend-Dsr sr:-My wife has been for several
erent remedies to obtain some relief purpose.
She finally By seeing give
agent (Sir Van BasE"k) and gives me pleasure
that after uspg she eIpecaesd relief ana was u
man il ny Employ badly troabed with f.: ~ using
sm,ll quantity OF your Ssrsaparlila err epmpast was
cnes aud advise all who amictsd TO gvs trial
GAaRIT oARRABRANT, Y? Msrkstst, Newark.
this Distressing complaint than for diseases me blood dys
pepss, rheumatism and nervous debility Read the follow
b. Townsend Dear sirThe effects Of your sarsaPsIilla
truly 30 For severe ns Attacks Of s" pe danx
whicb have all tortures Of that complaint and
had 70 sgf goa ..d
have used two bottles of Sarsapara and feel
mat Of my Ua Sou sy refer to Be- happy
form Ssas have SHS E%II ans Fulton
TRsmss Smith printer lsa Nassau street. Sd story cured
'Js@s NeiIsou' Harlem was sicted with the bleed as
piles for several yeas and was entirely relieved by using
.n'' ''"'D'' ERYsIPELAss
The following Is letter recently received from sgcntis
DIR TowNsEND-DrIn s,n.-i have Seea tiouSIed
70 remove 4 sta.t resolved to make atrial Of your ss
psrla took bottles and began to improve cont-
cine BY friend had used il with and il done
the work for me- Yours 'GEiEsns'ssY's WILLIS.
,.ppucp. Office, ,as Fulton street, Sun Building New
ott & sons, isa North Id street fhsd phla 8 B. Hanes.
Dugyst Batmoye; purol e. Richmond; N: Co
leans. los soStS fsarI street, Albany and by drug
si.s gsass, throughout the United s'e West indies
None genuine unls.. Put up the large bottles
I'd II W. &.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-09-17
Good and Bad.

Inc constitutional Convention Of ~Illonois,
inserted the following provision in the New
Constitution about to be submitted to the
peopie;-
Amy person who shall, after the adoption
~ un.9 CONSTITUTION nght a DUEL or send, or
alder or abeIter i9 fa6iinm purpose, or Dc
deprived of the riGht of bolding og;na IS
honor or profit in This State, and shall be-
punished Otherwise In such other manner as
W. ' . = P'''eu " law
i"io "oulu seem 10 indicate progress, but
-. '' nun VIC Su"Joih9u mia
TtI
adeorate H9'I,ior on"It pass laws with
riage of whites and blacks. and No ooIorna
person shall ever, under any pretext, hold
any once OF honor or profit in this State"
NOW we should like to know what bust
ness mat Convention had 10 NEEDLE with
marriages In this way, The members of
mat oouy nave no more right to say who
SN"1 MOI man who shall marry, and a pretty
set Of Tools they would look like in framing
d constitutions provision compelling all
OiaoAhdiIeu ana red-halred persons TO marry,
anu tail men to have short women, and fat
Aen ieah women
ms coiofeo women OF Illinois must be re-
A'Nd'iJ "'"dc'lVe' or IL would not be found
necessary " pass laws prohibiting white
,u'e''nafry'hg win them or else