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EVERY WEEK..
T'HE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire
to call the attention of every one interest
ed in the health of the great and beautiful West,
to their views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
This class OF diseases is the GREAT ScouRGE Of
the western hemisphere. Go where may.
their sad effects are seen and felt The brave
and self-denyinr settler who presses his way 70
the West, TO make the "wiiderness bud and
blossom as the rose meets this dreadful evil.
lie - willing to work hard and endure every
privation, hanks be to him. Blu. in a little while
he is seized with some form Of bilious disc ase.-
His strength now is weakness. cloud comes
over his prospects, and he exclairns, "rouid that
there irere some medicine 10 prersnt tbs dreadfuL
erl, md 10 cure ,cheH IL does seize IRON IFS ric
tfmt' From the moment OF the landing of the
Pilgrims Of Plymouth to the present hour. bilious
diseases have sent sorrow anu desoation through
out the land. Let the graves of the loved and
the lost tell the story
nornentous question ere comes mp. Does
the Supreme Rnier intend that The toilinc
SONS oFTuC w-sr
men 80 riding 10 hear the heat md burden Of tie
day, should of all others be subject 50 sgd ca
lamity7 It's not irreverent TO say
0T No-NO-EO:! 20
And Why do we say No2 Because there is no
class of diseases that he certainly pre-
We nted and cured those spoken of.
This is the Great Fact tn which the Graefen-
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EREORS, CLERG MEN. JCRfSTS. LAW
YERS, MEDICAL MEN, PHiLiNTHR0-
PISTS of every name and sect, HUSBANDS,
FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the
entire West. There is no reason why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER FINISHED
from the West The reader may not believe this:
he may smile at the idea. But in these DAYS Of
Great Discoveries why should hot something be
found which Will control and diseases which
are, in their nature, comfortable and curabie'
IL is well known fact that the true nature Of
bilious disorders has been but partially under
stood. Here mas been the great secret oil the ut
ter failure Of nearly all the medical men and
nedicine-venders of the day. To
BREAK TIE CpILG
ms to have been and be their great aim n
fever and ague; and to purge, dreuch, bleed and
me rcuriaize III all the other forms of billions fe-
yer. What have been the consequences? They
arc too well known to nee1 relating. Tens of
thousands have died; mutitudes have had their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
been permanently cured.
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that accunluates, which IS the cause ana seat Of
most diseases. ALL II Frs are brought on
from morbid action Of the stomach ana bowels.
1t therefore requires safe medicine 10 remove
these ej<ease-hreeGiug causes before health can
be restored Why VIII YOU therefore he SICK
when Won can easily procure the remedy to
promote Health2
y fresh supply of Dr.. katzs Life Pills. Just
received ri the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Feb. 9th 49,. I'll
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order them.
Price-25 cents ps- box
MYERS SEATON. Centrevile.
General Agent for the State of Indiana
Feb. 9th, lS4.. .tf
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An excellent article Of WOOD NAPTHA.
n now so extensively used IN bronchial af-
fectons, Just received and for sale. at
NARMON'S Drug Store.
Richmond, 9Th mo. llth, lSi'. 29:4t'
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Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.

IEyHE house erected by c. r. Williams, on
Washington street, is offered for sale on
advantageous terms. 1t is a two story brick,
containing four rooms and a kiichen-the house
finished IN modern sfyle-tbe lot high anGdTy,
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
shrubberv II il one of the most desirable res
licences for small family, in Richmond. For
terms apply to the undersigned in Centreviiie. or
D. r. Holloway, in Richmond.
JOHN B. STITT.
o-.ohc- 10Th Iel6 42-tf
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atHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of decree
- aud execution 10 me directed, from the
Wayne Circuit Court. viii expose at public
sale II the Court House door in Ceutr.ville,
Wayne county. Indiana, on the
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DURE LIQUORS.
N1 Best Cogniac Brandy.
@ Z" Port Wine,
WH Teneriffe co.
Madeira do.
Malaga do.
Holland Gin. and
Whisky.
For MEoIcAL PrRrosEs. pure and unadul.erated.
can De had at DR. HOWELLS' Drug Store.
Richmond, Mayll, 1S41. 2otf
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In all bilious or chronic disorders. these Pills
achieve the most wonder triumph. HIRE THEY
DEFY COMPETITION. And as the susceptibility of
the Anne rican constitution is to these diseases,
they are apty STYLED by
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CANNOT BECOME BILIOUS,

Asthma. Fluor j bus or Whites
Bilious Complaints, Gastric Fever.
Roils, Green Sickness,
Bowels, deficient action Gripes,
in, Heartburn,
Breast Pang, Head Ache,
CatarTh, Mysteries,
Constipation, lncontinence Of Urine,
Cough Of Pregnancy, Indigestion.
CostIveness, Inflammation of Vital
Diarrhoea. Parts,
DifficuIt Breathing, Inflammation OF the
Dyspe psia, Stomach,
Dyspeptic Consumption Jaundice,
Digestion. imperfect, Liver Complaints,
Determination of Blood Low Spirits,
to the Head. Menstrutation. Sur
Ear Ache, pressed or painful.
Erysipclas, Nervous Disorders
Epilepsy, Neuralgia.
Fcver-Low. Nervous, rheumatism.
intermittent, Remit Stomach, various disea-
tent, ses.
Fever and Ague. Whites.
Flatulencv,
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FRESH
DRUGS: MEDICINES
Just x eceiv cdi!
Or. JOS. HOWELlS.

M 1SHES to say to his friends, and the pub
w lie generally, that he has Just returned
from the east, where he has purchased spl-adid
assortment, OF DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS
Oils. CHEMICALS, DI E-STUFFS, GLASS.
WARE, Bro SHES. &c. &c., all of which he
has selected with particular care. and he Can
Warrant, them equal IN quality 10 any IN the
country. lie has purchased on terms that will
enable him 10 compete III prices with any IN the
west short heis prepared TO give entire satisac
ton 10 all. both as II respects Ptee ana quality Of
article
DRUGGISTS, Physicians. MECHANICS,
MERCHANTS AND EVERY BODY
Are respectfully invited to call, examine his
stock and enquire prices.
DIR. HOW ELLIS Is prepared to supply Pedlers
with Drugs the same terms they can buy
in Cincinnati.
y b. DENTiSTScan be supplied with every
thing in their line. such as poceian Teeth; gold.
silver and tin foii; Instruments, &c, on as good
terms any where else.
Richmond, April p, l0l1. lS-y
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SONS OFrHC " ST

men uiling 10 bear the heat md burden Of Tie
day, should of all others be subject 10 50 sad ca
ldmity7 1t Is not irreverent to say
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T'HE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire
to call the attention Of every one Interest,"
ed in the health of the great and beautiful West,
to their views respecting
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Pills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-07
Broo. Ign Intelligence.

Aootprrr james MurB, laborer employed In Green
tood Cemetery, while engaged In digging vault, the
earth csved in and broke one Of bis legs He
TO the City Hospital and placed under the charge
az Or Avres IL is feared that the leg will have to Be
in consequence Of the ends Of the bones be-
ing forced through the flesh, owing to the weight of
earth that fell upon the sufferer.
CHARTER CoEvEsrIoS,-A meeting Of the charter
convention will be held this evening, when sundry sub
jects Of interest expected to up for action
The report Of the committee, It is presumed win also
receive its share of attention
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new York, Thursday, October ., ls4y.
IInportant ReIative 30 dexice.

Our readers will find in this days Herald, the
Mexican official documents relative to the re-
cent negotiations for peace. They will be read
with great deal of interest. Our readers will
also find under the "latest moment" head, an
important letter from Washington
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EMIeRANr HOSPITAL, MONTREAL, LIST Oct
Number Of sick $685. died during last ~ hours Hos.
pita return Crosse TsleTotsl deaths on the Island
from the 10th to the q6th Sept, l9l remaining, 1871
There la0 cases OF fever and 81 oAses OF small pei
Montreal Herald, ID tnst
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Ex-President Tyler and lady arrived in town
yesterday on their way South, and are at the
residence of Mrs. Gardiner, Lafayette Place.
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BRowNs PAIrriros or TAYLOR AND MS STAFF, viii be
exhibited at 257 Broadway. Messrs. A. 4 stewart &
Co "A old stand tomorrow evening, at p NJ 1t will
be visited by Thousands Ia this city during its
stsy among u.s. which will not be long The likenesses
~ mn Dubted.
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nsrson NAV meddle with politics without
anv detriment to any one save himself; but
every one knows that political doctor Is rarely
overburthened with practice, as people are natu-
rally shy of intrusting their lives to person
who spends his time in pursuits totally foreign
to that profession which is to save them from
death 1t has hitherto been blot upon our pub
lie hospitals that mere politicians were reward
ed with stations in them, which required great
professional requirements to fill In proper
manner. Now, however, this blot is removed
and we believe that henceforth these institutions
will be conducted in. the very best manner, and'
what is quite important, at no greater cost to
the city than they have formerly been.
The bill authorising the change was sent back
from the Beard of Assistants to the Board OF
Aldermen, to obtain the concurrence Of the latter
in some trfiing amendments made to Thy the
former. Three were concurred in, and other
amendments made which are to be sent back to
the Board of Assistants for their concurrence.
We trust there will be no unnecessary de-
lay in doing this. When it is once settled, the
present Common Council will have reason to be
proud of having accomplished most important
and meritorious piece of municipal reform.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL TAYLoR-We learn
that letter has been received in town from Gen
Taylor's camp, which states that the old General
was to have asked for leave of absence on the
18th ult 1t is probable that he will return home
about the LIST of November.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE Aims HoUsE.--
We are very glad to see. that at recent meeting
of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, they made
some progress with the report of the Committee
on Charity and Aims House, for the better regu-
lation of Bellevue Hospital, and the different es-
Adjustments which are connected with it.
Our readers will probably remember that
we have on several occasions alluded to
this subject, and the great necessity that
exists for a total reformation in this branch
of our city government BY this new arrange
ment the Hospitals at Bellevue, Blackwell's
Island and the Lunatic Asylum, will all be placed
under the medical control Of the most eminent
Of our physicians and surgeons, assisted by
younger members of the profession, who will
be required to pass a searching examination as
to competency, previous to being allowed to
assume their responsible situations. We re-
joice heartily that one of the first provisions Of
this new arrangement, is to exclude political
considerations entirely in the choice of medi-
cal officers. Moral reotitude and profes,
sional capacity alone will be the test. In
almost any profession except medicine, q
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Dragons, died Santa Fe the 10th OF July
wound received on the 4th OF that month.
Captain Lews's company Of Louisiana mounted vo-
unteers he 9th company of the battalion) arrived at
Vera Cruz on the Sth inst.
The ship Palestine Capt johnson, and the bark VIC
tory Capt Ryan loaded with government stores sailed
yesterday for Vera Cruz-N D! Picayuns, asth uit.
Six companies Of mounted men, comprising the Geor-
gia battalion Of cavalry under command Of Lieut. Col
James Calhoun. Of Columbia, arrived at Mobile on
the Goth ult their way Mexico. Four companies
Of infantry from Georgia daily expected at Mobile
The English courier who passed through this city
II: which : es
on the. 10th inst-N. o. Pieayuns, 2sth uh.
US FLAG Shit GERnA.1ows)
Vera Cruz 9th Sept ls47.
sn IL Am again called upon to announce to the de-
partmsnt the death Of another valuable officer of the
squadron Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. Howard smith
The death of this and the other medical ofcers may
10 part be ascrbed to the extraordinary anxiety and
upon the siok out In body though not in zeal and
courage they had not sufficient strength TO bear up
against the effects Of disease when 1t came upon them
Doctor Smith attached to the steamer Spitars,n
and volunteered with Doctor Hastings Of the "issssp
p TO take charge of the sick at the hospital when Doc
tor Thorney was taken with the fever.
Words cannot express my feelings seeing these de-
voted men stricken down they have been by the cpl
demc from the fatal malignancy Of which their In
cessant abors and watching by night and BY day have
As proof OF the noble self devotion of Dr. Hastings
example worthy also Of the character OF his amented
companion DR. Smith, subjoin an extract from the
sick reportn of the 30th ultinio
have the honor to be, with great respect sir, your
obedient servant, M. &. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron.
Hon. JOHN Y. MAso.,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
Extract from the report Of Passed Assistant Surgeon
John Hastings dated !" U. Naval Hospital ssmadipa,
30th August, 1e47n -
Aware Of the diminished number of medical officers
In the squadron and fearing you might be worried aud
perplexed account Of the sickness Of Dr. Smith,
conceive II my duty to say that feel myself quite able
to take charge Of the sick ut present the island
number Of sick in hospital lo4) and all who will be
likely to come Having been on q previous occasion,
from similar misfortunes called upon to discharge
cumbng hope shall In the present instance again be
equal to the task
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rom the View orleans Pfcsyune, Sept %
Taking IL In all It's bearings, cannot but look upon
the last from Mexico the most important that
has been received from there since the opening Of the
war We know how the battles Of Contreras
aud Churubusco. An attentive peruss Of Mexican
papers convnces that In the battles that followed
those and preceded the taking Of the capital the Mex
cans made still obstinate resistance and
that the city WIS not carried until little army had
suffered loss unparalleled in any Of the battles Of this
war There Is no doubt the Mexicans were preparing
V another conflict during the whole time that negota
t,ons were pending On the day the Mexican commits
gave notice that the proposition Of our Govern
peace was nadmissible, circulars were addressed
on sns ssnostng them to endeavor to obtain
magistrates OF the States Of Mexico and Pueba with The
sames OBJECT Herrera, by whom the circuars were
snsd a. the nhitary commandment Of Mexico falls the
people 10 arm themselves with any and every
Of weapon within their reach, and assnras ,h .s
people not to be conquered must ultmatelv
overcome their invaders whom he epjoins unon ah
destroy & BY fire and sword "P'" 'iem 70
Meagre accounts are they are sufsciant q, L.,
that the battle at the Mill Of FL Rey was hard Sn.
Again. the 18th there reason to bsiisys ths
general engagement for the correspondent of ,h
Boiefin Of Asco writing on that day from the capital
says in letter, translation Of which gave on sun
day last;- Nv.
sAtS O'Clock In the morning the bsus swose Nc By
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that he had been ordered with handful OF men, tc
some detached duty on the road Mr. Eloi says that
since then the party has never been heard from He
altogether the report that they had passed
bridge and Joined Maj Lays train. While at Tampico
inst -four days after be left written to Mr. DuraId
who also passenger by the McKim from Tampico
which stated that news OF Lieut. arrival at
Vera Cruz circulated there but that none Of his
friends able to discover any trace Of him.
though they had sought hin for two days
AFFAIRS IN MONTEREY
Correspondence Of the N. o. National.
MONTEREY, August %, le47.
There 10 very little news OF general nature stirring
here The order this line Of operations IL remain
IN staiu quo Things may be summed up thus General
fees, the North Carolina regiment and the first iami-
Lies" The 10Th regiment, Col Tibbatts will garrison
monterey. Several attachments will be placed at the
posts belsw General Taylor returns home In Novem.
several men have been killed here lately but nothing
else could be expected the Americans walk through
the places of the town. at ali times of
the night, unarmsd and perfectly reckless of exposure
However II blood can appesse their names their ghosts
will never stalk the earth for they are always amply po
Some hsnd in human shape last night made terrible
Illustration Of little grape Capt Bragg-for he
placed under the bed Of the gallant soldier sghtnch
bomb she'll with train leading of BY which it was liz.
nited The explosion was terrific but fortunately the
captain received no injury. Two Of the missiles went
through his bed without touching him His escape IA
looked upon miraculous the contents of the shell
having been scattered around for hundred yards No
cause s assigned for this attempt upon Capt Brages
life except that Of his think he In too severe
life.
FROM MATAMoRAs
Mstsmoros Is beginning to look up again. The Mexi-
terror, and trade In s branches Ia improving MANY
american faces, which have been absent for months
rom our streets are again to be looking out for
ioestlons TO enter into businefp anew
u. Zap, y ny Armstrong commanding company In
"ss rsp@snt arrived here Yesterday 70 select an en-
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

MELANCHOLY ACCDENT.--We are panied this
morning 70 record the death of Mrs Julia Whiting a
lovely and estimabe By the explosion OF spiri,
gas lamp while she attempting TO nh ii when burn
ing about 10 o'clock Thursday evening She was the
wife of Mr. John c. Whiting and the daughter Of Mr
IL H8nshaw with whom she resided at the corner o.
Front and Gold SITS appears that she had been inds
posed for few days previous, aud her husband beni
absent she enieavored to all the lamp for Iho purpose
OF keeping Il burning until HE return The eXposo'
was instantaneous scattering the liquid over her person
and before assistance could possibly be rendered she
burned almost to a crisp Medical aid was immediately
c4lei in but all attempts 10 alleviate her condition
proved futile and after lingering for short time she
breathed her last suffering the most eXcrucating tor
ture Her husband WAC IL foreman of Engine Co. No l.
was At the time Of the accident AZ the Engine house
gagged IN making arrangements for the reception Of the
Boston Firemen. Immediately upon the alarm Of IRE
being given h. with the members Of bis company pro-
ceeded TO the house and he arrived only In time 10
her be had LETT but lew moments before con,ented
and bsppy burning and withered This laments
bic event has shrouded large circle OF relatives snd
friends in the deepest gloom.
ISQUEsr Coroner Abraham yesterday held an
Inquest on the body OF an unknown child found In a
box near the Atlantic Dock After an investigation q
the affair. the jury returned the following verdict
Died from some cause unknown
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states which should counterbaance IN measure
by their wealth and number the Free States OF
the North that are multiplying and developing
themselves with an unhesrd of rapidity. Mr. Cal
houn has stated this in an elaborate speech IN the
very midst Of the Senate Of the Federation the
Free States threatened 70 place the Slave States IN
a condition Of minority, the prospect OF which rem
dered the latter desperate. OF the twenty-eisn'
States fourteen have slaves. and, consequently, in
the Senate. where the States are represented
wthou, regard TO their population the Slave States
are on par with their rivals but Of these four
teen States two Delaware and Maryland, evil
IDENTIFY contemplate the abolition OF Slavery and
then. as the North needs, Free States are ready
ripe for admission and many others will be formed
Of the tide Of emgraDts who will unite with the ID
cesssn. current 70 the Westward from the Old
states and populate the virgin lands around the
Great Lakes and the Upper Mississippi. And
then, in the House Of Representatives, where each
State is represented according to It's population
and IN the Electoral College, which chooses the
/ President, the Free States have already an i'm
posing majority The Slave States are hence fearful
/ Of being overcome. They have supposed that #
the Free States acquired TOO much supremacy, the
institution Of Slavery would be endangered
Hence the idea Of Selling upon foreign territory
f, on the Southern border-sn idea they have deve
oped in appropristing Texas and which they now
pursue in dismembering Mexico Iii Mr.. Cal
houn who has promulgated this and he knows better
than any one else since he was Secretary OF state
charged with the conduct oftoreign affairs whenthe
programme Of grand campaign for the extension
Of Slavery was conceived. The project was bis
own and he himself in his character as minister
! by the Annexation Of Texas, gave the signal for
its execution. We must shut our eyes to the light
not to perceive that these acts, boldly premed
tated and most resolutely accomplished will intro
duce changes into the general policy"