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Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
4 FEMALE FoRGER.

In the year l729, great interest was et.
eHfd by lual for forgery, in which Mr..
George henderson, a merchant In Fdin.
burg, waa accused Of forging bill npon
he Duchess Of Gordon for G5s, which he
had endorsed 10 Mrs. Mcleod, the vile of
a "ig'maker IN Leilh. Respectable cii.
@ens aeelalol on oath that theysLad been
present nhcn Henderson signed the bill,
and had niIiked their names u il in his
piesenee as Witnesses; saihers bad seen
nm on The same evening. linlo above
ne IanangaIe Cnss in company with
Vs. Mcleod and dressrd In dark ealored
gle'h's nd black wig, So conclusive did
H. whae evidence appear. that the Lord
Aatusde. Duncan fofhes, Of Cullo1en.
r5gsehted himself before Ito court on the
iasl dal u Tie summer session, and de.
minded ihn pfiaauef's conviction by de.
cree ol The Judges BY the most slrenu.
oaz eNefiion q cannsol and friends the
eaa.e vas delayed until lhe winter session,
aaa'n !. = meanwhile The Lord advocate,
shen f'iag north to Calloden, slopnad at
Aiiena6h 20 inspect new house that a
Y nd vaz hRHIaH luilt, One ai Tia ear.
i'5ziafs 'a9al =. 8. Laa-a, a. is.ssllf.
geni end eAPeH workman, named David
Household could IN where be found, ON
The proprietor inquifing Tor him 10 furnish
some lnIurmallaui The casual incident led
10 same inquiries, aud a, lengtb 10 the dis.
ouseu ol masl Ingenious AMI complica.
led system Of maud faciIsed by Mrs. Me.
Legi with lhe al ol Household, whom she
bad dressed up IN hefawn husbands black
con and aIs, aud biibgl 10 personate the
merchant Who so narrowly escaped eon.
yisIian aud execution.
81 deeply was lie Lord Advocate i'm.
pressed viii the striking nature of the
case, ihai he aNcn afterwards declared.
had Henderson been eseeuird in accord.
anse with ais official desire. "he woul have
looked uPan himself as guilty Of murder"
Ou Household Icing shoan 10 the wit.
nrszas ulIIisd IN bis lafmer dissHise, they
al once dsirelei The fraud. Henderson
was released, and Mrs. Mcleod put on tri.
al IN his stead. From tie evidence pro.
dlsei, Il appeared thai this Ingenious po,
D ID httn concerted Tor lhe pious purpose
ol raising. an laa credit ol tie bll. a sum
oi money To release hf husband Irom pfis.
uni but tue drieeiilnaf he largefy infoIy.
cd her mafe deeply IN crime. she was
l1uul glI!Iy, aud executed on tue S,h of
Aae4 following. Il Mrs. Mcleod had
sloWn au IA coalr.ying and executing This
loud. she alP5aylI no less foailude IN
nfeling her ilte.
''ae weai lo tie p'aea Of her execution
iresssi ina baas robe and peulenai, with
a lafas haaa. white lan in her hand, aud
a white sasanel hood on hor head. nc.
eording tofha lazhi,n THE times. When
she come upon lhs scaiiod she pa OF The
arnansniai plHs Of her attire, pinned a
handkerchief over her breast. and pul the
hia, r1id about Lrf neck with hcr own
bands. She maintained The SANE coua.
g'gls d'poumeul 10 Tie last, aud died DO.
n'Hg her gu.Ii.-.AemoriRs IF EdiaBurg
"a The O,asa Iiafs
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

IlrLr OrHEw-By assisting others
you benefit yourselves. \ man may be
unfortunate; you take him by tho hand
encourage him-help him 10 get into busi.
ness, and in a few years he will bring hun.
drcds Of dollars to your door a selfish
man cuts his own fingers. and if he ever
becomes reduced, has no hope except in the
work house. We have seen many a one
mean and selfish wretch, glad to receive a
lew copper. from the hands orlhose he once
turned from bis door. Let this be your
motto, "llelp others aud yWi will never
regret its adoption To TIE latest period Of
lile.-N \. Organ.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

C,Nuu TrgNrp u,nEswnura Our readers
will be not a llilr surprised to hear that the val.
iunt Col Cannlrs, the terror Of the Mexican In.
hab.nnls al the RIO Gmuds aud perhaps lh- dread
OF uuarm,d American traders ,has gone extensively
into The Insurance business lie insures goods
American or Mexican property, from the RIO
Gtnndr TO Monterey, against peuIs by bbris OF
gnrrnlerus Ills charges are somewhat onefnus
twenty-five per cent. prcmium--bui be gives
ample security for The luliilmrni Of his obligations
lie has even recovered stolen property Ut the
snnc rate, aud as he Is usually pdvy 10 the cir.
cumstanres OF any large robbery, hc is said to
drive a thriving business n this line. II you wish
10 see him upon business, address him line and
he will grant you q rendezvous, where you must
meet him unlrned. ils eur Is open to oilers 'ot
biz srryccs aud he finds bis account Tor guaranty.
ing the safe conduct Of good to Moutucy 4
thriving patriotic. convenient fellow Is this Ca.
nales.--PlrIypHe.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

Mosaic GLASS FLooRrNG--New Iaren.
iioa.-Mr. p. llewins, OF Hartford. Conn,
has made highly important discovery. II
is composition, cheaply Obtained, with
which he makes glass plates for flooring
a substitute for marble, being stronger and
more beautiful, and full iiliy per cent cheap
er. He has made discovery in the pro
cess Of coloring, by which the plates are
made to partahe Of every variety of color,
which forms part of the glass, and can
never be eadicaed or esscuod in fresh
ness.
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
CONFERENCE.-THE

ne undersigned having entered into partner.
ship on the lsl Of April, 1917. for ibe ppr.
pos Of dong general Siorage and Coyui1gios
basi0ess' IN The town Of Fulton, under tbs nam,
and style Of BLooK BnornEa a Co, woulJ 10.
specuully inform their friends aud the pnbI,r gen.
orally that having leased tho Upper Wsrcbenss
OF Mr T. J. smith, they are now prepared h
receive goods on storage. q ~ i'''1 u
AUGUSTUS BLOCK.
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May / 1921
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

HANiLroN.-A Hamilton was
once applied 10 rs O counsel, By a man hav.
lag lhe guardianship Of sovelal orphans.
These infants would, on their coming TO
age, succeed toa largo and valuable estate.
oi which there wus some material defect
IN the title deeds. This hct and the man.
ner in which il happened was known only
to the guardian WHO wished 10 employ
Hamilton as counsel, 10 vest in himself tho
ttlr Of lhe caia'c. lie related thr vbelc
affair ciroumslaniially aud was rconested
by bislawyerlo call again, before he would
venture to give bis advice in matter of so
much importance. On bis second visit
Hamilton read over To him the minules of
iheir previous conversation, that hn had re.
ducrd io writing, and asked him ftho state.
menl was correct. On receiving an nm.
swer IN the Affirmative, Hamilton replied,
= You arc now completely in my power. and
look upon myself as The luture guardian
oi The unhappy Infants. Take my adyice--
settle with ibcm hlnoA1Iy to The last cent,
orl wiilhun You from Your skin like a
hare. i is proper 10 add That this ADVICE
was punciually lolIowed.-U. S. Ga.ciie,
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
10 Planters.

TiE undersigned having been appointed
y agents Tor The sale Of Mr. Joseph n Crosby's
Cotton GINS will keep supply on hand Tor sale,
at their Ware House in Fulton Of nll sizes and
descriptions, which they arc authorized To warrant
70 give entire satisfaction 10 the purchlscrs.-
fefsons III want Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
invited to cail aud examine tbom.
BLOCK, BROTHER & Co.
Fulton, June %, lsl7 .asIL
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
For Safe or Rent.

NiiE well known Caoss kEYs TAVERN, situated
IN the most eligible part Of Fulton, aud at
present ocou'edb by Mr. Kay, is offered for sale or
rent on accommodating terms, II application be
made soon Possession given by the first Of Au.
gust For terms apply to
BLOCK, RRO. & Co, Fulton, or
a. BLOCK & son, Washington.
June 30, l6l7-29.tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

"I cant bear children" said Miss Prim,
dislaiufdy Mrs. PaHInglon looking
over her speeacles, calmly replied. "Per
maps II you could YOU would like Them bet.
ter
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
WIN. Es. ucCutcll0n. 81 DO d,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS
IN HlRpHARE. CuYLERY. DC.
IS GRAylgR sr., NEW ORLEANS,

5s GRAyIER sr, NEW ORLEANS,
AVE now In store, and for sale at low rates,
j j general assortment Of Haratnare, Gallery,
DC. &c.-Gonsisting in part of nails, iron, east-
ings, steel, axes, hoes, spades, shovels stock ket-
Ties, bark mills guns and rifles, French pots; coil,
or, log, trace, topsail aud other ehains; mill and
grind stones, anvils, bellows, vioes, Rowlands and
other saws Of all kinds, sythes aud sIelles, hanks
and hinges, locks screws, bolts, brass wares shoyes
and tongs, pOkersi andfons, Tenders, table aud
pocket cutlery, scissors, fazof, razor strops and
homes sleeves, eotton aud wool cards, planes Of all
kinds, files and edge tools, eoepers tools, tres
hoops, walters and trays, bits, augcrs and auger
bits, eordage, paints oils tnrpeniine, oakum, pitch
and tar, straw cutters, corn shellors hames aud
COLLAR, ploughs and plough mouds, Tin aud apaned
wars, fishing tackle in every variety.
gfMERemNrs, PLANTERS and others, are re-
speetfully invited to call and examine for them
selves. my5lsi7ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
BLOCK, BROTHER s. co.

WnuLD Plr'Icnlar.y invite the lsd.ea to call
w and examine ihsif b-7n'IfaI assortment Of
Bnrnn Vista Stripes and Robrs,
fnnlsd and Painted Muslins.
Muslin Glngllm PLAIN and striped,
Gingham, Fancy lllndkcroHeis,
Bonnris, Ribbons, Llc-., Edqne., e,c.. olc.
Also to their splcndd assortment Of Shoes Of OH
kind and qualities
Fulton, May /, lsii.2I
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17

AsNEkAuos og Mexico AyD CuhA-A Wash.
ngioa ~nicf, who sgHs himsr III Padre" Der.
F.iAiea 'le following literary curiosity.
lHn 90 becoming iho question Of the day; but
o. i7i haarecuird no responsible godfather before
hf people. Mr. Walker Of tho Treasury. wc
nhdenlanl, privately advocates Il, because Of the
hail money aud ifse trade questions Mexico
WA lur.al 10 Wlth specie, lgaylag nothing al All
Of ihr nrgpF question: which Wil enable us 10 have
ihs atiii fvdlcgd 20 Tie lowest minimum, and vel
render us indcprudgut Of European exchanges.
li "u' also oo'iaia the Necessity Of direct iaa ON
uc people 10 pay lle expenses of the war, which
can be- iql.dtitd By Tho products Of the Mexican
mines.
There H one 1HaIl impod.mcnl ia The way.
h'Ai'9 owes Great Britain S6001O,000. British
e'plAi"ia h"i some Of The hHii mines Of Mexico,
hhd We believe Gle produce Of the rec, l. pledged
30 idc paymcal OF uic said debt Here, al lesst.
would ue tiAiy millions 10 add to tie expenses Of
thr war
Following our erumps, John Bull misht trade
of De- due hi Of sihoJ0UOl TO old Spain, ior tho
Island oi cuba That bargain Il would be unpos-
.i' jog lNr tHi'ed States % sanction; and i would
cot perhaps ..ohy millions to reverse Il, II agreed
up1H
Bat uc vIauppose that Mexico can be annexed
N'iH au additional expense 10 tho expenses of The
wafol ,Niy ml. ols, and that Cuba ean BE- acquired
i"f iody of even hundred millions, We should
have d lnagH'l'ceut bafguin.-a glorious eHpanaion
TO ihr Jnon-a feHPsndeut spreading cot Of tho
wings 9i ine great eagle 0i the NoHh.
rHiNE COST
Expenses OF The war necessary to the reduction and
nnnraailon Of Mexico, say S210 900 900
Annexation of ioh.s ofg.i sorts, say 100 100000
Annexation 0i Cuba hy ile sWoni,
uy si50QOD.10l, by purohase,
perhaps AZ -.. 10000. 900
Washington telegraph., 1847-11-17
alfn.nnnnnn

-IUTIVWU,VVO
Fnmo cost Of iho annexation Of all Mexico, and
Of Cuba Indispensable TO Us rs a ooilo plantation.
AMI as being iAs key Of the Gulf 1850 900 600.
This we ssi dawn as che lowest estimate; and
mo aA'l territories would be cheap 1T twice the
coy go, were % nyt ior that thing dcnomnaled the
Numoi ff'N.n Can yol make Mexico a slave
'ef.'oiy "llt 'hc asan, OF ths Noah Can you
make iiu ice territory with The nsseut The SsatbI
Gan You admit .t at all without the assent of tho
Noi1h aud The s0uiAl llcyi What can you doi
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mkt Ars.s. OBJ Cook. srsst Ress ss.na;h Spencer.
Genoa John toesf Tbony., Lagunal Georgia nununsoni
NM.Sss APRhti Mrs siH:: A.Su.a' ks;a:f w M
l.m' Carlos Brown and Maria Aa.ns d's 50 brS' ss
Ia.n. big. Eolu Divine H.v~, Cou%eins Kss Sv ca
iS:.phips Porter Bottom Rudolph ,oains Bs:sli9. Ky
KngbsIy Ma,sIlo: Sleeper Toms; s Ro.s. selma.
MAJ, and PuIta sartslls g Columbu' Webster and Vo-
: NEw BEpToRD, Dec is-Ar Sarah Perry NYOrk; slOop
Corinthian do
,NEw HAvEN, Dee N-An schr e A kelsey. Kelsey, New
Coz. do; seases.-. Phiis; Robt Morris, Bu.hby. Dc.
rosILHrp. Vec. isuAI orgi ,d s a. e Pill
dense PsndetoH Lncolnyle for Norfolk falls Busi.port
Gen Scout Bangor Norfoit; schn oregon Hang
for New York; Jos Crandon Addison for do; Heay Al
fred Machia. Mary Farley Philadelphia for DO CID
bark Nathaniel Black NEW $50 tons Of Portand isley.
Havana Dec H-Arr briggs Frsnces Elem Frost Csrden.,
Gem Shute Bucksport, for 81 Domingo; Hy Al
bert Wass Machias for ork. Cid. schr Ellen Merryman
sALEm Dee Esd brig Nereus. Upton Csysnps.
ST MARKS, Dee ARE brig Ann Eliza Parker, New fok;
schrEnerey, Swift do seop Pescedse Delsno do port
ba ks Ocslla and Ring; briggs Ann Eliza, and DELLA
Sullivan Dec 7.sla brig A%sthy.t, Pe5'pgll Ho,k ,
schr Dart, Matthews, New York.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l6Firs Board 1900 State SIS u
500 90 7< $50 Gi ard Bank 10; 300 Lehgh interest ao
Gerard Bank 10; 1000 Sch Nav SIS IS as Second Board
1000 State 3s72 1866 Lehsh SIS So 5 Gerard Bank 49, 80
lucky Bank 77 EOS Gerard Bank 10; 1000 u Treasury
Notes os 1000 State SIS Tx; 5000 u g. Loan ST. 90
Bosror, Dec I3-Brokers' Boovd-s shs Eastern Rail.
road, 1881 II do do io7 u DO Dc lc1 20 Dc 80 ds
DO s5s; 1850 Readsg do 2sx 10 DO Do X: Is Old Colony
DO 100; 81 East Boston GO Dividends No. p %; $2e COG
Reading Railroad Bonds 6ss $4,000 City So 1853 pm I'd
Board-2 shs England Bsnk, look seoo Reading Rail
road Bonds $780, SO e At aucon-2 sh: Boston and Pro-
violence Railroad adv Eastern Railroad, ~
adv Boston Worcester Railroad per Ct sdy West
do, Off az per adv 8 do Vermont and Massachu
do, SIS per IS Vermont and Massachuetts do,
new, SIS Lewis Wharf CO. 2752x per sh Boston
and Lowell Railroad lax per ct adv; is Wnnisimmet Com
P.ay saX i G S.ni s.i ~ Pc, al. ~ 70 W:'S
:s: al q. S;,s & s:; =.
S:!s. s " ;.ysI: ~ R:ss " g; 81 s'''
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Foreign I,nportations.

. FUreIKu HHFIor.HtIO"ss
HAvANA-Bark John Benson-363 bxs eturges co.'s
pkgs Buge252 ar bxs segars Lille Raens-4oo0 So
Thomss-l cs Rossre u CO.'S ar bxs "sars
20 bs tobacco w Burgcr-t90 pkgs seRars Il Sam
sANIA MARyHA.Sch Chins ssm,ra-l box 2rhg 1879 dry
hides deer skins pkgs 280 bss SO balssm
top 80 bags coffee bags bills bxs sugr eo
dry hides % bxs do bbls do b,sam tolu
1910 ba spece do bxs pkg 50 basan tolu Everett
Bs,tels14 Pkg bag; coffee Dcmrgqs-i pig gold
double Centre col box cask M Msone-1 bag gold
Hanabeg col do specie Malone-l do do
do do Lawrence Keese-l do Pratt pkgs Murray Ian
man. bxs pkg H NJ Carr balsam tolu Murray
Lanman.
MEssiNA-Brg Tahano25o birthstone so bags wal
nuts 1854 boxes lemons 1856 do oranges Draper Develn
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Cleared.
ahips-Wabash Hathaway, New Orleans, Frost Hicks;
Athsns. Chase, Mobile Sire 4 Constantine.
Bsrk-Sarah Sheaf. Sands Apalachicola
Brig-American, McNair. Saw annah:
Dolphin, ysyaar; Newbern NC; Julia Nancy. Lewis,
Newberu, NC; 3 POWELL Powell, Wilmington. NC
Arrived.
Bark Iohn Benson Wilder Havana days. Sturges Co.
The bfgs 0azslle for Portland aad William for Boston,
both sid and when the second day. passed
them
Brig Wissshickon. Merhen 81 Croix and st Martins IL
days, with salt and hides, to Culbert Finley.
Brig Tahasto Of Provncetown) Miller Messna, II days.
Buck
Brig Emily Robin.on, Charleston. days, Durham s.
British schI Alice Maria, Poole Kingston Jam, IS days in
ballast, 10 Braine he M, when 20 days from Ja-
mscs. her msnmast and leaked bsky-had
to repair damage
Brthh ,ehr Vine. Fleming. Anguila, with goo bushels
sehr Fsirchild Niekeson. Richmond, to williams.
0rensdan schr China Samaria, Campo, Santa Martha II
DAYS, Everett BatteIle.
Schr Manchester futile, Richmond DAYS with dour and
tobacco, to Allen Paxson.
Ship Charleston Hull Charleston with cotton BulkIey
Ship Geiena, Leavtt for New Orleans, lies anchored at
W Spit: brigs
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Passengers Arrived.
SANTA MARTHA-schr China Samarin-Capt Shubas Howes
SManchsster. George Wardell. Hannah, Wndsll.
Chas T. Dunbar
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Domes,ic ImDortations

CSARLEsTSsnBrg EmynlH bale; Orgy, TAFT Z CO.'S
l53 H Woodruf-lJ Msthissou-a NJ Wiley co.isA
Boyer. jr u coz Norton, Ladd co., Todd Chad
wick-l Whne-2 A Csrpentef-2 Mrs Gracia-3SP
Smiths Olcott. McKeuney X co-o2 TO order.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16, ls47.
The investigation into the charge Of obtaining mo
ney under false prstences preferred by Margaret Gal
lsgher against . member of the bar, occupied Judge
Kelly the whole of this morning. So far az that the
prosscutrx had money while in prison. Is oorroboraed
but in other circumstances the evidence and 1t
Is probable that the defendant will be discharged
sequence of the insufaciency Of the testimony.
elected last evening, at the Board Of Directcrs-
President-The Hon. Joel Jones, President Judge OF
the District Court of the city and county Of Phadel
school in the vicinity of Baltimore Principal Teacher
Jane Mitchell the principal Of the Northwest Gram
mar School for Girls First Assistant TsschsrcMary
mar School, Kensington Second Assistant Teacher
Mary Ann Lynch assistant teacher In of the
worth, NJ. d. Governessess-Mary A. Bateman, Eliza
Lynn, Elizabeth Willis, susan Wrigley
surprise, Messrs Hart and Reed consider
ed the most prominent candidates. The selection will
undoubtedly give general satisfaction to all except those
having preference for some of their friends
Agrand fire riot 10 reported to have occurred last
night In the upper part Of the county, In which the
Good Will and Paramount fire companies usual
prominent participants Several persons wounded
by clubs stones and the discharge Of psts by which
Joseph Gable, Waterman was slightly injured George
W. Stone, Of the Good VIII party, received several
shot about his head and faoe from the discharge Of
pistol He arrested by one Of the Northern Liberty
watchmen about the time he received his wounds A
second melee occurred subsequent to the above ARRAY
by which several other persons were injured.
A lad named Edward Carr was admitted into the
Hospital last evening" with fractured arm In oonse-
ristown railroad by the conductor while In rapid motion
in consequence of being unable to pay his fare.
since the death of Judge Kent, the Hon. Simeon
Baldwin, Of this city 10 the only survivor Of the claee
which graduated at Yale College in the year $751;
New Hapen Courier, Dec. 10.
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the case with ali other ns;rumsn.s It admits the
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they viii cure S1 except where there actual aes1sc1 he
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asne should induce horse owners relieve their ami
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for horse feet The powders are 'a.C 10.
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f.9 Esa a,. my , family ~ 9cas s. ~. 70 svs hi:
certificate its wond.rir escs have useS i for head;
II. speedy ha. sve ~
hSs any & e
being often the hatarces of earthly use are fSdf
hs same opinion until ocular proved
al Na W., mI New HOs 5smsSs sSp o s
Depo 1870 Fulton street. and East H.senth street. also by
t4y Pres IS and . cent. Guy ss
An EDICAL CARD-Dr. MORRISON 2o41s suiron sreer, &C.
om
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%sn y, s sTS IL s fas
oysd the most esenye practice in private disease. o. any
sn s
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weeks with scarcely any paiu to re patient CSn;tuons
SsSs:s'
weakness Of the limbs and small the back conusionlof the
s. : g; and NJ sss cure
L LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN, IS year, rssidsn. praett
TONER Philadelphia The Of all disesse Of ne ssr
maadies ofa delicate nature and de,ucve hsb q youIn
vads whose complaints the most despene eqnoI.
tQp, may depend beng always Conducted by " "a I'm
self, with prompt safe and energetic ucstmen pesS
Stranger travelling supplied at moments
medicine sufficient to themscvesi IN the TO-.
and private Cure warranted or no
N. w. OF Third and Union street, hall squass ron
' s:l ss:ss..' ..@ .s. I'll '''''' 80 ~
CEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, &c -DR
ORALPHS Practical Private Trease-l ne enecu oil MAS
urbaon are by the influence Of the sexual
body the condition eunuch deprived
them from bh the immense controlling II these
foy GOOD when IN heah and natural action for evil
when dsesse abused Deeply interesting and explaining
nortaot ruth but little understood Its are
erpaned and described The only with reel
mes mode of living being faithfully gien Also, important
advice to ali visiting unhealthy tropical places t
street or mailed free, in secure envelope receipt of$
pos' p'o' "''' WV N'"'' Wv di1 itsue
DRIVATE DISEASE CURED BY a BOTANIC Ply.
stefan that his business Many Of his patients
are those who have been deceived by tbs host OF precnde
nfss the city, who m the papers with flaming adyese
ments deceive their victims All who wish perfect cure
in short time shou apply Immediately at s BoysTy Ad
wee free. dHlt+fe
LIVERY MOTHERS BOOo-An apprehension q power
II the prospect Of srge family Of children pre-
but here book will tell you important secrets
shich nay overcome these chsctious The puhor Il pot
sssd vi s,ss sfs IN detail hs ehaructst cf tbs wok hti
10 anlysvsy srsisvsyi. t95 smsse m,sS
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WARRINGTON, Dec. Is, l947.
Heads Ofn-Remoual of Clerks in the House Of Repre-.
sentatiues-Peto Message of the President.
Last night, the following named gentlemen were TO.
moved by Mr. Campbell the Clerk Of the House Of Re-
presentativssJ F. Brown brother ofthe second Asss-
tsnt Postmaster Gsnersl NJ H. Medary brother Of Sam
Medary, Of the Columbus (OhioO Statesman; T. D. Har
ris and Mr. Mclaughlin The newly appointed officers
are j. w. Moorshead formerly clerk In Of tho de-
psrtments ostracisod the coming in Of the admins
tratoD of President Polk; MT. Anderson, Of Georgia.
Mr Harper, Of New York. who rendered ecient aid in
the contest of ls40 and clerk in the Post Ofce
Department; and lastly, Henry Clay Mudd, who publish
ed whg paper In Iowa, and subsequently, engaged
in similar business In Cumberland, Maryland Report
says that he sent to Iowa missionary, convert
tho young territory from the Of her ways" and
admit her to full communion in the whig church; but
his friends deny for him. that he pjudicously expended
the funds However, with this have nothing to do
and for aught We know, Mr. Mudd Is . gentleman and
scholar. The salary of each Is $500.
Quite an interesting debate ensued the reception Of
the Presidents veto message your reporter will
quaint you. The House adjourned at I O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

since the death of Judge Kent, the Hon. Simeon
Baldwin, of this city 10 the only survivor Of the GLASS
which gr .duated at Yale College in the year ISL.
New Hapen Courier, Dec. 10.