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In lat a. Ion s fell in with large quantity Of ice and was
iss a' e s.f sasr % in
BoSs om NeMry a1 SYSt NJ c q r9ks b. a1 BAR.
experienced gale from Sc to NV lost suit Of sails
Br BRIG Robert Newton, Mosey 4S days from Belfast bal
Br brig Sir James Nc Donnel Dunn, 80 days from Dublin
$ Si s lat % as M
brig Msrgs,e Montgomery 60 days from Neury, (Ire)
Brig Larch Haskell days from Savannah with lumber to
Brig Alliguash, Pratt days from Charleston cotton to
Brig Emerald Solows 70 ds from Dundock in ballast to
,t Brig Usage Cogsesha days from Carden.s with 81,
s Charles Thomas Wasas days from Msyssaeu
lat lon e. brig Druid Rice hence for Santa Cras cns
Enc April 5h lat 81 49, Ion TIA passed baque Bosonian
Br three ased schr John Bright Walters days from Lv-
scbr Ridgeway. spauldng ds fun Guaysma. with su-
gar Ag9re Galway Left schr Ocean. Burde for New
York ds sehf for do nexs day. Nc date lat a5
rio snsre and for Bamoe racine ocean, via
Schr Emily Johnson Sneidecor days from Baltimore with
sehr Meridian Banks days from Halifax with fish, to
ssshr YIN YIN Wilson Baker, 2d.y; from Providence
sshr t 10 days ca Esspors with lat. and pas
Br schr Margaret Croker days from Turks Island with
Schr Mocr Fowler from Washington NC, with cotton,
schr ye,9lemon, Smith from Plymouth. NC with corn, to
Schr John Cooley x Co, Young, Boston, mdse.
Below.
Bark Rapid. Ward. from Hazana, to n Taylor.
Bark Gilbert Mecher IL days from Havana, with mdse
o Ward.
Packet ship skldy, Lyerpool; ship Sea- do bark I'm.
dine y Orleans; brig Mary Flea.
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By THE MAILS.
WAsnIrsros. April II. 1871.

WASHINGTON, April IL. 1877.
The official dispatches confirm most beauti-
fully the splendid capture Of Vera Crnx and the
Castle and il is here the opinion that q march
to the capital will not be required. unless u be
deemed expedient to give proper solemnity TO
a treaty of peace.
The result is just what every body anticipated.
but the cost at which il was purchased was i'm
measuraby less in the loss Of men than any one
could have expected II was the formidable and
efficient decentralization that saved the sacrifice
of life which else the work would have required.
while we maintain that the late victory Of Gen.
Taylor did much for the speedy success Of the
great enterprise Of General Scott
We understand that overtures OF peace are
again to be offered to Mexico, as soon as q form
ofgovernment can be found Of sufficient authority
to recognize them and it is supposed that, with
the fall Of Vera Cruz, the revolution in Mexico
will subside into recognition Of the existing
government, with view to accommodation.
The bids for the new loan were closed last
night. A powerful detachment Of the New York
capitalists are here {; such &C ]. b. Murray, John
Ward, Mr.. Bard, and others. Tomorrow the
bids will be opened, and the telegraph will give
you the result w.
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Passenger Arrived.
} Utica--Mr and Mrs Moses, ant

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Ship UtcaMr aud Mrs Moses, and IL in the
age.
MAcoA-Ship John Quincy Adams--M Townsend lady and
child, Of Saem NJ Little Of Cambridge Mass ii A Hill
lizard, of Brooklyn.
HAvANA-Ship Sutton--Senora Fortunate Fedesco, prma
donna sbsouta Senors Tulsa Caran and Teresa Ranier
pmas DONNA Sofia Msrn do do and contrao; Teodolnda
Grill comprnara and ID contralto; E9diges BoIge, I'd
comprimaa; Seniors Juan b. Sever and Natalie Pere pr
mi tenore absolute Luis Perozz prma Federia Bad
u comprmara director de escena; Jose Piamonter I'd
Luis Vita primer baritone ABSOLUTE Piero Nobell
primo basso pronndo absolute; Luis Bageni primo basso
Petro Cand comprimario 70 2nd basso Anonoi Ranier
maestro al pianos Franco Monar maestro de coros Luis Ar
MI primo conabaio al chembso; Fernando Morct Ambroso
lardisn Nicola Beonato and Aogustn Milan pmeros yio
lines dela Juan Roman, primo violin de scgundo Anto-
MO Fabe and Cesar Luches segundo yiones defa Luis
Cs and Rafael Pongeto prmi oboe Pietro Mazzoan and
Julian Reno print clarnet; Jose Menardo primo faus
Virgo Banch and Angelo Calegar print fago Leonardo
Agarst, prims rompa piston Luis Maser primer ombon;
Bogi, prmi viooncelo al cembalo; Domingo Maani aud
Juan Bertod print viola. Corstas o. corstas
bres Is Apuntador, Fernando Bechcrin Maquinsa Jose
Piroa Peluguero Joaquin de Mata All members of the
Italian operate company . . .
NEW ORLEANs-Bark Strahord-Nrs Masee Mrs Hartshom
Master Hartshorn. and in the stecrage.
MAyAerEz, PR-Brg Conway-Sirs Boolby and SER
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Died..

On tho 9th instant, after lingering Illness ROBERT
WHITE Of Doctor John &. White of Baltimore and
brother Of Campbell r. White of this city
His remains will be taken to the family vault in Mary
land for intermcnt.
On the 18th instant, JOHN CHISHOLM, boot and shoe
maker aged 81 years, native Of Mslrose, Roxburgh
shire, Scotland.
The friends Of the family and those of his brother
Walter, and brotherin-aw, James Brown. respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Wednesday, l4th
instant, at 4 O'Clock, p NJ.
On the LIST Of April at her residence In Knoxville
Tennessee, Mrs ANN ELIZA WHITE, rect of the late
Hon. Hugh L. White, for many years distinguished
member Of the United States Senate from that State
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Married,
On Sunday evening 18th instant at ST. James Church.
by the Rev. DR.. Curran, Mr.. EDWARD HART, TO Miss
MARY E. REED, daughter of Matthew Reed, all Of this
city
On Tuesday evening the 9th instant, at ga o'clock
by the Rev Father Loughlin, of st. Patricks Church.
PHILIP HIooENs, Esq, Of the county Letrim, Ire
land to Miss CArHARiNE MCGUIRE of the former place
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P%s, . 3E !.s &: &; Ts;'tli A9 M
a e:S:s.: i!:A:s " 8!?!.3 X. ss Nj Nsi
$.,s.s GGsk % the whDF
" sOss. y; f Titso esa.; GALLERY IS
Doors open stqusrter to o'clock ."'an h'e'
DOWERY THEATRE.--A. W. Jackson, Prop1e,or-H
srEvrs. Stag sss;c TIE A&b
SUEENnRapsrt MI Clarke; hmPISsS, N s'''sn'' The
N;I :o ef he eo @;i rsss "a
Poodle Mr.. Nsa6s; Caroline Clayton. Miss Drake SALLY ois
IL conclude with the drama of JACK sHEPPARD-Jos
Mi Is !- S s snS :rY s
Door. open Al 81 O'clock. Performance eonYsnsss al
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE-Tussday I've,
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10 sSesiad; With the 2iss Of A DAY WELL SPENT
ling; fass: bo1.; y; osSs.% Ss.::s ,.. . s
ROWERY AMPHITHEATRE, This evening". April
va StiISisft NJ y S Rs%s with
ss:S s i :Sa:; tESTs TigSs THE FLYING
ISs xisIs 70 ss%slads with MATeELEss GRACE in
.nce 70 commence At halEp.st7
PALMos OPERA housE Ch.% ~ r. wwssTns;ss,y
ssTs Sign. Brl S@S
Sisra Il Ps0; Apostolic G:a.eil., Sig Martini; J.sopo
Sss
fSrcr:ist Tier Boxes and PIqaette 81 I'd Tier 50 cents;
Pryses Boxes for persons, $l2 do do for person.:
osiosf fen S ' dsy the D'' omes from M
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MEDICAL CARD.

SOUTHERN DrsrRIcr NV YoRK, IS.
rsmembe,sd he, en- he second day Of January Ammo
hath deposited in this Office the Title of Book the title Of
which Is the words following to wit - Mstrimony mpo.
csy explained with comprehensive exposition of the Ma
ture and Modern Treatment Of syphilis; Secondary Symp
TOMS Conohea, elect, STRUCTURES, Whites, Seminal Weak
ness Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences arising
Cs Author Of the Bschelos Guide " alsor author Of
by Absorption. Dr. Henry Fawcett be consulted his
long established Office 1876 Fulton street the above
toned diseases where his book he obtained until the
OF May) price 81. After which time he will contisue his
once practice, usual, at l3 Greenwich ai3 iw~r
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WHALEBoNE. The market was dull n. W. VIC quote
ut ale, and South Sea at 81 321f
FREIGHrs.--Rates were some less firm, and not much
ofcriug 1900 bushels Of in sacks were said to
have been engaged at 9d to Liverpool 1000 barrels
naval stores also engaged to the port at rs Cd
and 100 barrels beans taken another vessel at Is
Sd For -four, is demanded. To direct port in
Ireland, 20d In bags offered To Havre and London
heard Of engagements The loss of the transports
Vera Cruz TRANSFERRED change, but produced
perceptble effect freghts supposed in their
return they would have touched at New Orleans for
goes where at last accounts rates for flour quoted
at Be- Q 9s, and not have come direct TO New York
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A. G. TUTTLE, AuctOneer.
ARGE SALE OF SILVER TEA SETS, best sye
Ia MED war dofhs

T ARGE SALE OF SILVER TEA SETS, best silver
IL mounted Sheffield and Birmingham plated and other
choice goods of late mportatonThc subscriber will have
his sale Wednesday, the lith nst at 10 o'clock the
establishment agrecaby and which
will consist Of large assortment OF real English and American
manufactured sterling silver Of the latest patterns sill
pitchers and other silver goods splendid Sheffield plated
Of the highest quality and patterns comp
perb Of dish with solid silver shields Of
table and beef steak dshes with handles unshp
boats kettles stands, elegant walters
of every size casters of the richest STYLE liquor stands tea
coffee pots cake baskets very superb candestcks Of all
syIhons. Also, small Of Church communion
consisting Of aggons chaces dishes plates and patterns the
whole comprising splendid stock, and which will be sold
without and offers great opportunity Tor
al2 3tsc j. J. PHILLIPS
UCTION NOTICE. : PEREMPTORY SALE OF
&c-H. DUCLUZEAU will sell Tuesday, 18th instant at
No. 35 Broadway stairs 10 O'clock the entire stock Of
+ Ceardn who retires from that branch Of business This
sale large assortment Of richly decorated French
Porcelain consisting Of Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets
mentcd with flowers elegant gidinss gold band &c &c
Also, Porcelain Vases many Of which with prominent
figures.
Also rich Clocks Of various styles.
Also splendid Of fine cut glass comprising
elegant Decaners Tumbers Champagne Lemonade Wines,
&c.
Also rich tee Coffee Sets gold band decorated and
plain.
Also, Hall and Mechanical Lamps, SC.
Catalogues and goods will be ready Monday 18th
The attention Of ladies' is requested 20 this sale and facility
NB-The stock of Mr.. f. Gerardn rich goods is well
known by the weather. portion Of the community that IL
thought useless to give farther particulars al2sc
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BALTIMORE, April la, lss7.
Rejoicing the NeWs.arrest and reeorery s sioisn
goods-Fyre-.4 brare Baltimorean, &c.
Saturday was indeed grand gala day In Baltimore.
The city dressed in Gags in honor Of the glorious
achievement at Vera Cruz, and at o'clock in the
ning grand national salute Of 100 guns was fred by
der Of his honor, Mayor Davies.
Officer Hays arresteda young man on Saturday named
Shewson having In his possession dry goods to the value
Of $4,000 The property supposed to have been
veyed away night Of Friday the I'd inst from the
store of Mr. Lysander Soper, Of Trenton, N. j., by
young named Alden Daley who had been q clerk In
his employ The goods first traced to New York
and then to this city.
James Brundage& Sons extensive glue factory de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning.
Allan McDane, the young man who "a % highly spoken
Of by Commander Auliak In his report Of the opera
lions Of the naval battery at Vera Crus having vol
unteered and successfully performed the duty
assisted by two Of cutting away quantity OF
brushwood which obstructed the view to Mexican bat
terry, amid shower OF balls ID the Of the
Hon John McLane late Minister TO England and Bal
tmorean by birth and education.
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Passengers Sailed.

LrrrrooL-ship John Skiddy-IIemy Stevens and lady.
NYork; Miss Hodges, do; Rev Or iIgbee, dos Rev John
J Johnson, do; o P Wheeler, dol VIM A Harper, Jr Bos
Fanum, Phia; Ebenexcr Bastard Louisville Ky.
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Latest MOMENT
TELEoRAPHIC.
-
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEoIsLATrvE PRoCEnOExos.

senate.
Als.s. April "a, isG.
The bills In relation 10 ths New yort ana Guardian
Insurance. CO. and tho Manhattan Insarssss Co Of the
city Of New yOrk- ~srs orasrsa 10 third reading
The Plank Road BIN was discussed In Committee Of
the whols; but Nc, disposed o.
The Hurl Cate PLOT bu YES referred 10 ~ reported
complete.
The hill relative 70 the E.ss River Insurance. 60 YES
ordered to third reading
As<nsay.
ALsssr, Aprs "a, lsss
Resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the Lsgsssuss
In relation TO the victories 81 sssns Vista ana We're
Cruz, we're introduced by Mr. Hubbard. and sssptsa
unanimously
A resolution was adopted calling the ksspsr Of the
Sing sing prison for . statement 81 the panishnssts
inflicted the prisoners In said prsos, ~ whom n
ncted and for what during the pest sx nenths
The Canal bin Was further debated en- the prspssi-
ton 10 increase the appropriation 10 the oswssc cs.i
to 100000 for the Improvement aud enlargement 81
the locks. Agreed to-
Mr.. BLopexrr moved 10 sonnns he appropriation 10
the improvement Of the locks. Loot
motion to limit the appropriation 10 the Blssk Rivs
Canal to 100000 pending whom the COMMITTEES
The bill relative 10 banks under the sAfsty fusd v~s
taken up but proceeded with In the afternoon the
bill was again taken up motion 10 postposs 10 the
18th Of May was lost and the commtsss had leave 20
sit again.
is said that compromise on the Judicial Dissvsss
bill has been agreed to.
ALsAsr. Ayrn u, is<7.
The terhet has rapidly subsdsd The pIsrs and docks
clear Of water.
PrrlApsI,s,A, Aprn "a, isr.
The Baltimore telegraph V stul suspsuded
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ALsAsr, A1rn II, 1871.
The fterhet has rapidly subsdsd The pisrs and DOCK
clear Of water
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TlGHE DAVEY, Executor as aforesaid.
-. corner Of Houston and Allen MS
New York, Arril 18th 1917. aIafaw,moIs r.

BRUSHES! BRUSHES The subscriber T.,p.ci1ay
invites the attention Of The public to his asso
TORY ,5s PEARL STREET, franklin squs,r Constantly
hand, Paint Brushes. Whtewash do. Window do Dust
ing do, and all kinds of Fancy Bushcs which he offers for
sale at the lowest prices. JOHN K HOPPEI
si3-imsr
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PnrLApKLyuiA, Aprf u, iss7.
The Baltimore telegraph V stu ssspsuded.
We had violent thunder storm this evening
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VIM q. cLAUGHLIN, Auctoneer. go .
GREAT CURIOSITY SALE.aAarol c. Burr will sell
at 10 o'clock, his cabinet Of Shells Birds, Minerals 50
Of Engraving by celebrated masters and valuable lo
Old Books from 100 to 800 old with number Of Acts Of
Parliament passed 1851 in black letters Also, coec
ton Of Gons PeaStions Antiquities anda variety Of Gems
being the collection of many Also large number Of
complete Cabinets of Stones for family instruction al2 w*c
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N iQAElV HEQENAN Ansae,sss =,
:;!,; H sas:.
a.sSs : and sssh Y sS::.d ': :s biaIss
Clock, French China Dinner Bet, Tea do Toilet do, hail.
solar and astral Lamps 0irandoles sivsrsed Tea
Trays Brussels Ingram and Stair Carpets Oil Cloths &c &C.
This furniture excellent order. q good new,
and Of the best manufacture aud well worthy the atten
ton Of purchasers. :,
Catalogues ready the auction No Front
Sale positive without regard to the weather. ala is.
sJACoB PLATT Auetionser,
HUI nestle hardware and cutlery goods consisting Of
Also set Of Sheffield pattern cards of cutlery consisting
OF tine and pocket knives bread shoe and butch
era knives, &c. 49,.
Also BY Of administrator the balance ofstock Of Br
mngham Hardware which 400 dozen padlocks 300
do 2 inch and Il keyd till locks casks curry combs viz
yellow taper uowel back and New York psterns 200
gross iron spoons bolts; plate locks shovel pans NSolk
low &c.
Also the balance Of stock Sheffield house consisting Of
pocket cutlery table knives and fors carye and pattern
razos table knives; shears pocket aud knves
butcher and shoe knives; steels, &c.
Also peremptoy IL G each) OG day brass clocks
Also, general assortment Of German and French fancy
goods.
Also dozen single plane irons and do
Also, "a cotton wool, horse and cattle cards.
Also packages lots suit consisting Of combs brushes
brushes needles; imitation coral measuring tapes with fold
Also al hafpa o'clock II OG brass day clocks
Also, o'clock 300 coils bale rope and 1000 pounds baed
n BThe attention of dealers is directed to this sale Gaia
logues ready. ais neHc
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A ssIGNEEs SALE in PART OF CROCKERY'
"A CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE-Jacob
Plat will sell Wednesday, April iith in the large sales
the auction No % Plat Of Gold
BY catalogue 200 lots China Glass aud Earthenwsre COM
Pink Printed Iron Cut and Plain Glass English and
pieces of which is sold by order Of the Assignee For
particulars under auction head Sale positive and perem
tory of every lot offered. apis itsrc
LNLEGANT AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION-Rooms No. 450 Broadway.On Thursday.
Thursday at 10 O'Clock, the above rooms large
comprising part the costly and valuable portion Of the
stock of Mr. p French Cabinetmake consisting Of
French Plates Sofas Paris Tete Tetes Esutui Eag-
Sofas Tete Tee, Faunils and Chairs I'm Suite
de Louis XIV mahogany and rosewood French Bedseads
Dressing and Toilet Bureaus Dining and Tea Tables Hall
Stands &c comprising the most valuable assortment Of psor
hall and bedroom Furniture yet offered at auction
the hour of sale. al3 3t*r
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JACOB s. PLATT, Auctioneer.
0n COILS bale 1000 lbs brass kettles will be sold
OO this day precisely II o'clock at 20 Pla corner Of
Gold street.
Also general assortment Hardware and Cutlery Terms
for the whole sale for approved Catalogues are
ready at the auction room. ais lt~rc
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kSH. NOTICE-All persons are forbid trusting any Of
N44\ the Of the British Bark Eerslie from Liver
debts Of their contracting will not be paid by
ala J. McMURRAY, 60 South st.
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WIGS! Wl''S; ,
CTRANGERs and CITIZENS wishing frst quality Wig
- or Toupee are invited inspect the extensive assor
meat of WM BATCHELOR where hey can select o rom
place to procure an article every business ana me pest
to buy Wig or Toupee is at Bachelors Do
W s,n ~, 10y 49, nva' ~ ala imsr
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VNO COMB MAKERs--Hoofs for sale by
PETER COOPER, No. IL Burng Slip.
"a I'm re

NAVAL STORES.
CRUDE TURPENTlNE, suitable for druggists, ship
~ chambers, ink makers, SC. -
Spirits Turpenne of very superior quality. aud which will
he up packages suitable for shipment part Of the
world
Pitch--A fine article and extra size, .
Tar-Rope makers and thin tar Of excellent quality. -
RosnsSosp makers and other descriptions, various qus
ties.
Yarnshes-Brisht and common vamishes very superior;
IN sui, noycbasers bv JAS r. TAPSCOTT;
Dstler and Manufacturer, successor 10
Cooke X Adams, w oontn 81.
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rs ~ WILSON, 2sl Grand street. respectfully INFORMS
A her friends and vistnghe city that she has
now on hand large and handsome of Spring
Millinery to which she invites their attention. Mrs Will.
sons stock of the richest
fashionable Hats such ChiplCIe Rice and SHRED with
achoice of Sraws which she haers herself
be sold reasonable than any other the
city Country Mlners will do we'll call before purchasing
Mrs NJ WILSON, 29l Grand ST.,
49, between Allen and Orchard SITS.
len good Mliners wanted the above estab lshmen.
I'M Arc
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OrrIcE THE ~ Y. Gas LIeHr CoMPASY,}
April ~, 1871
THE President and Directors have this day declared div
dend Of fourandonehaf the capital stock Of
this Company for the six months ending LIST February pay
able the stockholders and after Saturday the May
The transfer book will be closed from the cath instant until
that date BY order
ai3 TIN lr G. l.. EVERITT, Secretary
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k&R NOTICE-An persons are forbid harboring or
MX&\ trusting any tho crew Of Dr. bark HELEN, from
Glasgow as debts Of their contracting will be paid
- Wv Woodruff & MINTURN.
ala 81 South street.
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CAPTURE OF VERA CRUZ.
FULL account of the capture of Vera Cruz, with plans
n ofIhc city and castle, and fine engraving of the bonn
bardment, will be found in the illustrated life of
GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT,
which embeished by forty engrayings wood by the
hes, artists to be published the 10th inst Price Is cents
and liberal discount those dealing in cheap public
Ral33ttr A. 3. BARNES & Co. 81 John st.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
"A TWO dwelling houses and barn. with one acre OF
c:: good land pleasantly situated half mile from Fseto
ryve ferry, 9q Staten Island plenty Of al kinda q
narke business To be sold low cash. Ter property
la Chicago Illinois Inquire 203 Johnson Co.'S clothing
ala ltTr p II. JOHNSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-01

II It is only day or two since We heard Of
a case of Palsy and Apoplexy cured by the cele-
brated Lithontriptic Mixture. We can give the
name of Mr.. Edmonds of steamer Cleveland of
the Great Lakes is Fthe gentlemen who testifes
to it. It was in his own particular case, and we
advise all to get pamphlet and see the history
of the cure. Mr. Edmond's mother, an aged lady
was cured Of cancer by this great article, and it
was but yesterday we saw letter from gentle
man who stated Mrs. Ives Of Weedsport, N. r,
was cured of a fever sore of twenty years stand
ing Such cures do not follow the use of the trash
of Sarsaparillas, and other "yarb drinks" which
any old lady can make by the gallon for the cost
of six cents.
This Great American Remedy is a careful and
scientific preparation, which has bafied the first
chemists Of the country in their attempts to anal
yze. DR.. Vaughn has had the satisfaction to see
his article introduced into the practice of the
medical men, they declare it to be q remedy of
great power, and will overthrow the whole theory
of medicine administered by the M. D. Read
see advisement in our columns, G. C. Vaughns
Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture, the Great A
merican Remedy, get pamphlets of Agents