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WASHINGTON, Feb. IS, ls47.

Scattering Shots.
Tho Proviso goes the Senate-they will strike il
out ofthe bill; and then they don't reject the bill ITSELF
they will return it to the House minus the proviso
We would record it the honor Of Mr.. Calhoun,
pending the debate Friday last and the broad person
al assaults of Mr. Turney, that did under
such circumstances maintain equanimy elevated
unrufied, dignifed, manly and Senatorial did
the Senator from South Carolina through all that day
And the sentiments which he uttered worthy of be
ing written in letters of gold and hung up in the csp
tol as the true maxims Of an American statesman.
Mr. Adams at the capitol OF divine service yester
day He sat in his usomed seattle come citing link
the living representative Of two distinct eyes Of the
Republic; and all the time he has been a prominent
figure inhe May he live to see the Union extend
ed to the Isthmus Of Panama.
The Rev. Mr.. Dewey preached sermon last night
against the war and must regret that he should
have selected the sabbath for political haraDgue Of
that character.
Mr.. Brockenbrough, of Florida in the House to. day
moved for q select committee to inquire into the truth
of the charges of corruption preferred against the execu
tive and legislative departments Of this by
Mr.. Westcou, on Saturday last in the Senate which
motion the speaker promptly declared to be hey the
some truth in Mr. westcotts or he never
would have dreamed OF such enquiry
On AZ street, near the Avenue, frame school house
burned down this evening" attracting thousands of
people to witness the brilliant Mr. Feeks
understand Is the teacher and that his building was
not insured. IL So the citizens ought to make up the
deficit because this teacher has been faithful teacher
and being cripple he ought to be encouraged and
tanned
Our little Olympic goes on very prosperousIy 1.-THE
Fall of Agiers the attraction might and drew
very full house, and was very well done Miss c.
Chapman distinguished herself as the French Spy
To morrow we shall perhaps, have Mr. Niles the
Mr. Dickinson, at least will vote against WiInots pro-
viso.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6-Flour and Meal-The market
has been inactive and the price of -four unsettled since
the close OF last week owing to the Limited export DE-
about $500 bbls sold at So so So SIX, but osty
as for mixed brands including good brands at So SO
Sales for city to limited extent within the range
of our quotations Rye Flour-Last sales at 81 u.s.
Meal is also less active and 1900 bbls sod mostly
nearly BARE and no sales Of consequences have come
under notice since the close Of the week quote
sales of Pennsyv at s5c Corn arrives freely and
prices dropping $4,000 bushels Pennsylvania sold
latter is paid of wagons and several cargses OF
Southern, sfoat offered at &c., and stored for the
want Of buyers. Oats sell slowly at 80 4oc.
DETROIT, Feb. lo--Holders yesterday were asking
storing rather than sell at lower rates The only sales
that heard of was one small lot from store at So So
and few loads from wagon at SO S. Wheat without
change in price, SO 70 cents little in market
BUFFALO, Feb l5-The produce market is languid this
morning. but this as general thing no unusual cir.
cumstance Of Monday Cleveland city mills and Black
Rock -four be bought at S. and as there are few
orders in market at this figure, sales at this quotation
will probably be made this afternoon There is nothing
noted. Some 500 lbs Chautsuque county butter, in
rolls sold at 10 cents, and 500 lbs. western at
NoRyoLx, Feb. l5-Wheat-$l OK to $! 10. demand
fair. Corn-Mixsd 80 to s2hc White and Yellow, no
sales; buy ers and sellers being about l0c sparti
CrrcrSrArr, Feb. l3-Yessrdsy additional sales were
reported made previous evening Of 500 bills from
store p. IL 100 bills at SIS 2o 100 bills from river
at SIS 25 500 bbls city mills at TO- and 500 do do at
SIS as. Yesterday the transactions were moderate,
amounting far reported to only about 700 bills at
IS 10 S. lax, showing less firm marketa
RICHMOND. Feb. l6.-Flour-Held at So rs 81 very
little doing Wheat--Cood to prime. 81 40 to 81 80 pei
bushel. Oats-sO IS cents-in demand. Wheat Ofd-
Bran l5c shorts, l5c brown stufs, Soc, ship stuns
Doc. Corn, 80 65c.
Nrw ORLEANS, Feb. s.-The only sales we hear Of
6s2 bbs Ohio at SIS 67 and 400 at So both from the
landing but it is reported that other transactions have
occurred the of which have not transpred
BUYERS offer SIS 75-holders ask So. Coma fatboa
load Of white and yellow to arrive sold at e0c in bulk
continued demand at full prices
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A GREAT CURE OF PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
BY SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.

VUNHIS certy-that about four ago taken
with violent cough and OF rsising thick bloody matter.
and difficulty the left side fever and night
less of appetite aud strength flesh was almost
Of this kind that could not work each ZINE would
get much had the attention Of three four different
physicians from whom received NO benefit They all said
that my lungs badly affected The last that came
to me- sounded He shook his head and SAID, ono
lung sound and the other almost wasted away He pre-
scrbed simple medicine, which had no effect at ALI
and he came to me again. Al this was induced 70
from il until had taken bot,les bat apparently got
my cough tight and dry. was vita great dim
Guilty that could get breath My friends well myself
thought my time short in this world But all at once
with of violent spells Of coughing, when
something and raised can tell three
half pnts quart Of bloody matter and corruption the
most horrible stuff ever saw or smet From that time
time continued taking the medicine until had taken
seventeen bottles. At this time considered myself WELL
and began work again This in the fell of 1875
reganed strength and flesh and have enjoyed the
best Of health since This plain, short history Of
my case aud 10 the truth Any desrous OF further
particulars can call upon me at my res,dence 10; H0
rFsa HfT and for vi. At Is.
office, No COURTLANDr ST, New York; SO South
Sixth street, Philadelpha; aud No State street. Boston
Also may be obtained 23 and 1872 Broadway 2 and 100
Fulton IT East Broadway; 476 BoweIy; l7S Grand
street, ITS Greenwich New York; los Grand street,
Viii smsbugh Fulton and Cranberry Streets Brook
lyn S. Montgomery street. Jersey City and Of agents IN all
parts Of the United States
Please remember that p g. Beekman no longer
mine and the proprietor will responsible for any
Schencks Pulmouc Syrup. J. n. SCHENCk
fi3 3tSatTu&Thsfh
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6(lO DOLLARS REwAED.-c.o.., Specific Mirrur,

S(NO DOLLARS REWARD.--Cross' Specific Mixture
OOO for the OF Gonorrh0a, elects, Bctures and
analogous complaints Of the ORGANS Of senerton OF all
certain makes speedy and permanent cure with
the least restriction Of drink exposure change
application to business We give no long quacksh recon
msndaton to deceive the public f medicine does
speak for ITSELF shall speak for it, Ourobect
gle gonorrhea 70 be brought which the mi,
is disease tsat unfortunately all ranks Of society
high. low rich and poor, matrimonial and single They
with remedy by which they them
selves without the least exposure in the shoe: posi-
sble Further the disease be contracted dose Of
the mixture taken night going bed when exposed
II up bottles, with fn directions IL
81 One bottle lasts week, which generally many
cured in two days.
For sale by c. H. Ring Is2 Broadway corner John street.
New York. Mr.. Bnpkhurst corner Tenth and Chesnut SITS
Philadelphia; g. w Fowe, III Washington st Boston; ~
Canal street, New Orleans, and IS Main st. Cincinnati
Jas lmsrs
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a zoo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPOUND-This
WOOV popular, pleasant and specific remedy 10 war
ranted eectnaly all ofa delicate disease in
days forfeiture OF the above Persons using
this celebrated Article need fear it NO
odor BREATH requires restriction diet or business
adapted every age, and condition II contains
mercury noxious drugs. Injurious the CONSTRUCTION
but ceanses the from Infection Thousands Of long
standing have been cured by single bottle while the
great majority are radically cured with hall the
is used in the private practice Of physician. with
convince yourselves. Sold wholesale by CoMsrocK Co..
81 Courtlandt street, retaied Bowery and Grand Bowey
Marie. street, corner 9fEst Brosdwsy T. L. coon Sss
hers of Fulton and Water New York cor Fulton
and Cranberry Brooklyn Third and South Philadelphia;
nRton City; Robertson Cormck, Norfolk, Va and 90
hen & In, (harleatnn. s. c. u 2w eOdsre
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Southern Cotton Markets.

New ORLEANS, Feb. o, 2 p. M-Sales this morning
1000 bales-prces dropping market depressed by ad-
vancing frcighs, Nd being refused to Liverpool Yes
terday, 6000 bales
Mopuy. Tuesday, Feb. Q-The market on Saturday
opened WIKI a good enquiry, and about 1000 bales
changed hands llc Yesterday and to-day the market
has been dull and dropping, In view OF the advancing
freehs and closes very fst at Oxc for mddng; hold.
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Cha s';s 60 VIZ s:t ~ lss
W; Nss g. II 1ss LON: @ Ponce: -: sS:
S asH% , 81 Ssr .. Rsha
,sis ;:E s him Bale at:
Ss NJ s
81 o ali i:issd Nantucket Gard
ASY "a about IAN as- port bark carm'l Little
s: RI; s:s:y
s:sa s% 1o
ii ii
os%.n s1 Bc.tsa orr
ss a %: Ss SS
sa ss rffa: s:s 90.
6.Sprn about .. H III b. Bsss for New
Lowell di.s; brig Chri:iisna woOdbey Csdis in
HAvaE Jan isI9 port. bark DsIpho'. Curtis I'm Or.
'si: a. I'M pSr 70.
ss ss:., sS jsiSy
Gh%dlss iei Boston log; Sts:nd. Allen. "a %.e.::s.
s is ss:
Murray. Dc to load for do.
a:sss; sIs
Ss df S.sS. et Ss
Sis Bailey I'm salem. .ehr Lelsi I'm Pha.
'ns :;:s ~. ~; ls
dis brig. Kate Evans iro% AID for B,noI.
sT i:
sa ss :.S n'es,
Pnss.sngeo Jan lin .ehr franklin Crosby for
The psa' 'SS s: p'sa 81.
Sns :sS9 S Nie2sos
s rsS SsH also so
vessel Po probable an error originating in the 'rr'
81 JOHN. SB Feb lo-A bark Lisbon Fisher Liverpool.
Home Ports.
,oa rs rews hci b 0
Mst.ssa. BiOdsst LoIins, xp:lschicols sarah
T,iad:d; En:ssis: 1est Hawai-: Aes;
NS1sp a A.ni fs H.:
Ts 5s,j is;'P s, sr
ss.. $: 4:
% BARI i;xIsaes cscxsi Boston; Ss:
n :s1y 1T
nor Browa Charleston; ehrs Juliet WALKER f@ SsThom.s
Es.'p spa e:
ss5$s ysISs.s.o and ma'ie brig Zoe 'ns"' 'se t0ns
s,,s Goa. Ne es "a.
RRsSss Es% rsf sas.. ss ofS%ss
k kSS a:, s:T 1ts:s
Dan ;h,p ve.sS h1ss%s SeM o
eek 1si AZ: g;
g.: ; c.sn5. as s'T1gsI
e. a.n. s'fsg :
iii a.. s
ss: 81
Esn s GesS S.So YS % :
tsri BuSis. Lysipool ids: Alfred Brent sall.sti
s'san Of s ESSDfs s:
:l: fs Sc f:s:'rs
e: s'!I
SI IDS s:.
s.s % m IN IS s
W% s A: Ss1 m
Bremen eremi kopo for North Of hu,oPs lag 2aaean
sa is 81 s.sna coiy n'S s1
S SS1 jean fSSs L
K: ii; s s Rogers: h;s ss
.s : G1.'s S% 'i's
F.S t to . ai1s M MI n db. Bo
bark iSi.i. Turner GI,ds big; Cray NYSS,1;
%s:
s's A''S:%s 1 :hp Hxs,sn
E! TIS 9is. .seii S..
B.o' so MaT~isn Wet Api;casS:; AsIon:
Ii1espeo Colin bari: ca;5Is
% Sn Ne%es%e: Gulf q M.reo :sh. Bottom
sou,hsInss SOod'Dead Ban0' s'''''E0 Santa Rose
NSv H.,Es FEB szAr .shr Mo:slIs Eni. yirgR Ss
mao, S s1c :fSiias; sse Fs.ec T.,.,.
of nf H tarons Rf Rss.a Do
R,d;S Nsw Yot s brig
s My s
p.q.s oS Ga sasan
PmILAprLpHiA Feb I7-An big Potomac, Smith, Matan
EsH fceysS1 Bs' S var
s.i va Va; Solomon Ko:e1e &cosy Msasnna Berry
F'sf1st D'. :Sse
:s1 % F9 R7 Sa n:''
tom So FsS Clarendon Spear
sAy.ssH AII :eh' M.as.r GiIsh.i.t s:if A.;
Sg sS's NJ; 4s.ss S
ss Fsss
ss b.ssse
M;IdIn Tspn Gh YarH
brig Cstharns Rogers, Waite, Nsrfolk.
Bv Last Night's Southern Mall.
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Il. & G. BRA ~ ID ",
Successors TO \. A. MUNDEN.
BLOCK LET T RI SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,
SIG PAIN T X Il $ +,

NO. rRyoN Row,
Adjoining the Harls Railroad Once, New York;
Observation-Disclosures Stores, William straet ksth-
buns Hotel Judsons Hotel National HOTEL Perkins Hote,
jai9 zmsre
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WAsHiNaroN, Feb. l6, lS47.


There Ia momenary subsistence in the hot bubbling
and steaming and seething Of the political caudron
Father Richie calls outraged people to redress the
fatal thrust punch made at the liberty Of the press
his expulsion from the Senate but seriously ap
prehensive that he will not raise swell sufficient to
carry him the bar. There is use making such
fuss about tit only irritates the to scratch it.
Col Benton in obedience TO the Presidents message,
introduced another military bill day in the senat and
suppose that to morrow attempt will be made,
at least, to carry through After introducing the bill
Col B. retired being still indisposed.
We under last night, in surprising that
Mr.. Webster to speak to-day He will probably not
speak upon his resolutions until the three million bill is
out Of the way.
The House getting very ceverly with business
but there will be hard trial when it comes to obeyiDg
the administration in a tax tea and coffee
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MISCELLANEOUS Record.

We are indebted to the Charleston Courier and the Nor
folk Herald, for slips.
New On % win
Se CO The nSS gives R INTO
particulars Of the disaster Of his vessel;
sf;ss! ~ 'ssi s;;s
By wn nor ENABLED Ss N:
nS
the
on TX "a: Obliged %
Of S w p.sT
the ships and wnss together with abou; to 500
na ID would
rendered perou. situation still hszardous
lynn:
DS S. and sill % ws S 1d S
however cargo shifted ssss which ;snd:rsd
the standing the decks high each
hope OF safety wa. sS to bando% the .s
% 81 NV :.1
Ss n %.H S he: I'd:
the ofthe day breeze sprung up from BE- and
ss;ai v:siSs IS
pss to ,us 81: tHs
the exposure which the coast at acemen LA
so ss sf %
e. Ss. Ss nc
anty hgh iheiI middle il water which rendered
s III
at to wSsy
RI.
NTH cs1 ms gocS
shall be Obliged bag and re.h,p it viii say Tor the in
he ess NJ
through the vessel and in some places could stand nearly
BARK BEs-This vessel which has been reported ashore
for time near PassaLoutIs has bs.n discharged By
Orleans. The vessel, 1t Is supposed, will be saved
Sem CHIEF sAcHEM at Baltimore, from Eastpor eIpe
70 EAT IL IN: f G. r. %
load Ss o Ind @
ship. ssranak 500 tons; Diana, John 600; New
JS.:y &c. Ss sa S SG h i
| British bark Prince of Wales, $780,
Notice 70 Mariners.
DIRECTIONS ron ENTEnIro ANTON LizARpo.
A..e. L!' : sss =. se.1:s.sa...:fs..i.n}
sS. 81 yasa $ sh' r. 81
X: when '''''''
me- i s
breaks When you are two mile, from Green Island, you
Ss
Kiln on . for n
them open he l.ISosrd bow saiil Bl:nqaii:
"a: from the Light
You will be steering about Sc by 4, doubling EKNs-
Than or sfsshsms on the Bsnaus side Of the enamel II
you shoa your toward the shore, and will
T% s - ana ~ds
which the southern and island can haul
v; .na EhiE; oS Iii. sp
sthoms good holding Kound about mile
from the island where present you Will see COAL ana
Very respectfully, yours; g., c
NB-we man a boat as soon we see stranger" ap
preaching anchorage least vessels have touched
and all would be IN danger were not for the attention
You will now be one mile from the beach, where there
quiila.
Ship Afghan Dyer Orleans for Boston, 9Th n't lat
C.ndae. Gardner, hence tNovi IS, for Canton De-
FEB lat = TO- lon TO- wa, see. bark standing show
white red horde: ter wn k lie sa
Bark MMsaes probably Marietta I'm Boston) for Hsv'
Big Union I'm Busnes Ayrss Boston, date, lat 81 1,
bII Joseph Bryant, I'm Wilmington for Orleans Feb
Brig Ceres sawyer of and for Portland, I'm Matsnrs, Fs
Brig Emelne I'm Msnsana for Boston, Jan 20, lat "a %
Big Cordea, Snow. I'm Boston for Trinidad Feb 10, la
schr Lucy White, Cutler, hence for Monteso Bsv Jam
- '' " WhaIenaen.
The H. r%s from the frs. one Reports sPsis
Nsni 10 osS fousi Ne Isss - C.,TS. Nm l ;s
ros. Nan 400 sp 800 .HpSsci previous % Sept gsIssn.
I x jm,s ELssrtovn isso ~: Roscoe MsCiesve nj
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srs mspifsstins much anxiety operate Sales Mon
dsy 1000 and 70 day 600 bales Receipts sincs Friday,
i4i7A bales exports 4s4s leaving the stock on hand
this evening l4l 3lI bales.
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EEB l6-l Boston and Worcester Railroad lla24 East
em kH log; Vermont and Massachusetts XIX 81 % Port
Island RR, 26 rs Nor Wor kR, s3d M 100 do b2ed 81
res do So 2, do bl0d, 5,I $4,000 Reading KR Bonds 1880
TN.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Cleared.
sp.A.Sa Gerry LiysIpso Cs,sy Gel A.,a So
Liverpool. William, ion; FlOrdian, Whiaemore, Cork
and R:Ss. cs Brett vo..:
q. jenkins Levi: ts!% sw:l b Hs1s
P.sH Linden WIN" wam bi%cH
nchrs-Patux oat, OTmsbee CsIdenas, Read Hoppook;
lott s1a Cole Bslsmcrs Sequel Hr.sns fS:dsiphs; Mary
Eliza Rider Philadelphia, sarah Maria, BramhAll Fort
land; Alfred, Greenfield, New Haven; Comelia Faulkner
Bsfge-PoP.i.s, Drake, South A%Soy
Ship Prince de Jonve, Lawrence, from Marseilles, S.
days with ndse, 70 Chamber ain Phelps. :,
bark Brown. fO% Foi. and for MoussIidsoS
sassG seSSt; sch,
Ion W. spoke ship Antwerp from New Orleans. for Bo,
with sugar, to master. Vessels LEFT bsfo reported.
Bark Verona Bogardus days from Charleston with cot
Bari B.ins.on lcf eoyasne.! Hart days FIN Charles
'0a Br a1a WosoD from LondUn john NB with
mdse, to Braiae;
to Read HoppoeH SPOKE ys:ps Of
New Orleans for Boston 9Th inst LAT 90 lon 80 sd
Belle Hanman for Boston, and brig Cornela for Bstv
Brig Ann Carolns of Ae1and.is( REYNOLDS !days from
Alexandria with $3.50 bush 400 bbls -four, Newman
schr Frances. Robbins. Washington, NC. cotton.
| Schr William, Sweet, Virginia
Below
Bark SOPHIA II days from st Johns, with loss of main TOT
! IbaIk; 3 brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Quebec. for London Duchess d'0rle for Hsyre
bark Sarah Ann for Europe; bgs Reliance Tor Belfast
Bloomfield, for Cork and Others
Ship. Cambridge, for Liverpool; Metok. for Liverpool
and Hector for Glasgow have anchored at the Spit
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LOSS OF THE USE OF THE
10 LIMBS IL

MEssRs 8. INoERsoLL, Co.:
q offer
%R me- for finally told he
could h''p s Si sS' I'LL II M
:a sa ;fsss
ihs! mode Of e.ept they eonsIadsd sIy cold water;
ankle
black, and cold ee was again brought home having
nsRs: Sa
ss 70 s n1s
which had ankle seemed 10 b broken "
cad esss S
sT5:
Signed, Truly H Ma i'SffSsi slzzEE fIsETrE
i,a sixteenth street.
'"'s"''''' "'' !" ''''' ''''' ANN McALIsTER.
State OF NewIYorl city and county of New York.
ss'S.s i y:
siiasd' Alderman j T; ny x4 NIn; GG1wNs sis.
PAIN KILLER.
MEssns. 8. INaERsoLL & co = Gentlsmen-purinE ths
" that was Obliged and put her to bed
month least but e my surprise after making lew
the morning entirely we'll have also been for years
troubled with chlbans and have tired every thing have
I ns q
ment." Yours truly, -
SYLVANUS WHITE,
ais Bridge street, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, Dec. l6, 1886.
g. lNGERSOLL, sole proprietor
Pripcipal Depot, $50 PEARL Street. 8. INGERSOLL,
sole proprietor For SALE also, by all respectable duggiss
fe5 eod2msr
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LET ITS WORKS
RE G ON M Y y d 1T.
InnINE I'm MENT

liNAMESN1
Has cured and will the woist possible e,ses o.
Rhsamaiism. Gout, swellinss. sprsn. Brn as;,
Sss: wsaa ;s,0sas: :s e. 1 .s ss
hpjcint. hssdrche, Group. sin nsek. salt
' s:s. s s.ssSs .:.ls S'S sss
IN toe side o, .i breast p,%pli:'' i'm, Eng
' ITRiissp f fh II r it,f Nc &C. , .
Throat few applications, he says s the best remedy
70 h. eatIs s.tsfsciios for Gout Ulcers Rssdencs
East sA doSrs from , BTo rsfs Orphan Asylum
was cured Of RI sumatc Pains IN the Side &c he sy.
the best family remedy he even saw ana not NC
whof a1 ssA 1hg will s. oahns relief
Re obtained from ths uss Of n: nasmmsosy
Kheumatism Residence Chrystie street -, .;rv % n.
HON. f. PRICE. oiN Warren street. will tes.''y 70 '''
uco% GEoRoE DEkAY cured Of Rheumatic Govt
Residence a'th street, 7'h A'snSs New Yo.x Now ls
Messrs 8. J. INoERsoLL & Co:
not given TO punE the vsriou, no:rum' Of the day
into existence raise voice in their favor yet " &c
the scanning relief lsesivsd and real S:ns. to
the afflicted, induces me to offer my humble testimony
mnow rr.us
ofaEe, and have been afflicted with RHEUMATISM Tor the
~heS my Rhsu%s psaa so
a me a ss III. 5 o Nav
s s 80 much no. Va, monahs
without suffering the excruciating pain. friend Of
mine called r. yfs BIZ Hs'f Ef
induced try t which did The FIRST application save
Is e :Ys . a% 20
uqed 70 use until had used two b2e. which effected
attended daily my schaaicsI business. would not be
sui f m sle TO m
dy that can be relied on foS William ii JOHNSON,
S0uth Third n aF FOurth WilIlamshurR
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NPIROMET,ER

NPIROMETER
TINE inventor and patentee of above highly important
instrument for testing tho condition Of she Lungs and
Chest bess to inform those who may be afflicted with any
svmptoms Of that disease the condition OF
teus can be sscened by applying to him. at his
Ar The Asor House. where his invention be test
ed He invites the faculty IN general TO m.
spec This and between the hours Of
III snd / o,cIock At the Aston House. " lmsrh
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RAGS, RAGS, RAGS.

RAGS, RAGS, hACiS.
UyHE subcribers will pay the highest market price in
cash for linen and cotton rags, baagng ropes, rye
vsrsd AZ their Paper Works Wndsor Locks Railroad Dc.
fss AYR PER6sE BROOKS, IS 81 Nassau
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brighton Cattle Market.

BrfUhtOn Cattle Market.
Fys l5-At market 500 Beef Cattle, ID pairs Working
Oxen 81 Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep, and about ~
Swine: tn 4.
SIS as So 5e-third, 81 rs q 80 49,
Working Oxen-Sales noticed at STA. $Ie ana ys1
Cows and Calves-salss noticed ct sal, $2~ $40
shssp"salss at 81 3d. 81 81; 81 49, 50 IL, 81 TO- SIS
swins~salss were not noticed, there being but few
at market .,r
Nj There being a large supply oflBeeyes at mar
ket the prices were hardly sustained and large num-
remained unsold at the close.
New Bedford OIL Market.
flor the week ending Feb. Is, 1e41.
Sperm-We learn Of sale oil about lo0 Dp" III an al
vance on previous rates, p. mt In Warren sale Oh
$40 bbls private terms
Whale-We hear of no transactions.
Whalebone-Nothing doing
Foreign Imp0rtstiOns.
CAnDsrAs-Brig Abeons-sa hhds tes % bbis mos''ss
Creoe-soo dry hide q BE- les wool y
bales hair Kirkland Chase Baltim0re.303 dry hides
Rogers co. do-223 do Hismau Son, dO-l33 do SAINT
Etnc dos bales wool Charles Fessender Boston-2l3
DRY hides MarKoe Williams co-29e do Isaac Smith,
bale nntIia skins w DeFore.-43 dry hides Curtis Faw
bales wool Lewis White col box 10 bales hair
Nathan Harper; .,,
Domestic lmpOrtatl0ns.
CHARLEsTsr-BMk Verona-l3s bales cotton sp9nord
Tileston sol do Dennston, Wood co-3o0 DO Drake
Mills X co-p Adams Hawtharn-72 eks rice Goodhue
co-32 do Emerie-73a do H Levench.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-18

lNGERSOLL, sole proprietor
Principal Depot $50 PEARL Street. 8. INGERSOLL,
sole proprietor For SALE also, by all respectable duggss
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