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Read the following, and say that consumption is ncura-
BILE if you
New Yonk, April 10, ls47.
Dr. townsend verify believe that your arsapar has
the through Providence life have
eral had bad cough became and At last
raised large quantities Of blood had and greatly
debated and reduced and did not 10 live have only
used arsapara sut short time and there has wonderful
change been wrought able walk all the
city raise blood, and cough has left You well
imagine that I am thankful Tor these results.
Your okedent servant,
VIM. RUSSELL, % Catharne street.
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FROM PROFESSOR t0dddrd, o. fhHddephid
have examined Dr. Bannngs instrument for the relic
of weakness requiring support and have made practical
experiment OF the same, and astonshed the results
have also listened to his views of its applicability to
extended class OF Diseases and think them he highly i'm
poant, and therefore cordially recommend them the
rious consideration of the medical profession
PAUL b. GODDARD, M. ID.
Philadelphia, Feb. %, 1916
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DR.. BANNING Kind Sir The following from let
ter written by the undersigned her BROTHER prac
Using physician in central New York. The writer is the
bereaved conso OF clergyman well known and much la
mented, and her testimony entitled to the highest conf
dence She cheerfuy consents its publication, if
your Judgment 1t may aid in commenting your useful
brace the patronage Of those who would be benefit
ed by its use
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GOOD AND FAD NEWS.

Bad news weakens the action Of the
heart, Expresses The lungs, destroys the ap.
petite, steps the digestion, and partially
suspends all the functions Of the system.
An emotion Of shame flushes the face fear
b,anches, Joy Eliminates il and an instant
thrill elec,rfes million Of nerves. Sur.
Prise spurs the pulse into sallop. Del.
iium iniuses great energy. Violation com.
mauds, aud hundreds OF muscles spring TO
excite. Powerful motions often XIII the
body a, the stroke. Chic, Dingorls, and
SoPhocles, died of Joy at the Grecian
games. The news Of defeat killed Philip
V. On of tie popes died Of an emotion
Of the iudrlcous. on seeing his pet monkey
ROBBED 10 ponlificais, aud occupying the
chair of state. sluiey Moloc was carried
upon the field Of battle in the last stages Of
an iucufabie disease; upon seeing his ar.
my give way, be rallied his panic slricken
troops, rolled back the tide ai battle, shout.
ed sictory. and died The door keeper OF
Congress expired on hearing nf the surren-
der OF CORVALLIS. Eminent public speakers
have often died IN The midst Of an lmpas.
sionato burst of elcquenoe, or when The deep
emotion which had produced it had sud.
denly subsi'ied. Lagraye, the young Par.
lsian, died when he heard thai the musical
prize for which he had competed was ud.
Judged to another. The case Of HILL, in
New York, is fresh IN the memory Of all :
he was apqtehended for lhe.i. taken before
The police, aud though in perfect health,
mental agony forced the blood from his
nosirlls, aud he was carried out dead.
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Az AMrurFp LUNG.

The following noice of singular md
slcees.iul operation We fad IN tho Cincn.
nat. Commercial:
"Whsn Bl,natd, Young maa IN Ials
eily, was shoi IN fracas not long since,
DE-. T.. X. Cha,nbeliin. Old Medicine,
was sent for, and upon ms arrival. and on
examination a the wound, he lpunj that
a portion Of one Of the inogs vas PFolra.
din, samc tao inches from tho wound, II
having been forced out probably b. rcspi.
ration. As The case was otlltca. one
and requiring immediate operation, the
Doctor resor,cd 10 new method OF treat
mcnt. Tho end of the pfnifudmg lung
which had brca injured by The SHOT. wa'
bound with n silk thread, aud tho ,aju,et
end CIT entirely ~, and the remainder
forced back into is natural location. bar
nard 10 now in tho enjoyment OF goo'
health. TIC D5clor has tho amplia't,
laag now in his possession"
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER WASH
INGTON
LATER FROM EsiRPOE.

Between | and IL o'clock on Saiurda,
morning. news reached the Telegraphc Of
fee, in this city, that The American Steam
er Washington, whose day Of smiling iron
Europe was the Goth u,. had reached n
York.
The independence Of France had been
formally acknowledged by most Of the Eu.
fopcaD governments.
The Provisional Government OF France
had ofganIzed large force, supposed 10
be for marching into Austria. The Bank
Of France Is said TO have suspended, and
that local Banks established to relieve the
pressure, had failed 10 accomplish the Db.
jeci, and The consequence was that there
we're heavy failures IN Paris.
Al Vienna, twenty persons had been kin.
ed. The Emperor bad granted everything
the people demanded, and was carried
through The streets 10 triumph. Hungary
had declared lis Independence TO Austria
There was report tina, The Emperor Of
Russia was dead.
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More than 60O0 mrn, armed with muskets,
ssbses, bsIchets, lances, and halberis,
marched "gaInsi the Royal Palace. Hav.
ing arrived a. the marke; place, the crowd
net the troops. But neither the cuirassiers
nor the troops Of the line would charge
when commanded 10 do so. Cries Of" he
RePubhc forerer," we're raised. Al length
the King Welded to all the demands Of The
people. Prince Charles, The Kings broth.
err, rode up to The crowd, and assured them
on his word Of honor, that the King had
consented 10 convoke he Chambers for the
l6 b Of the present monih, and that he
granted all that the people desired. This
declaration produced an excellent effect.
Cues were raised in every direction, OF
Lohg live Prince Charles" The people
lhen returned The arms 10 The Arsenal,
and afterwards dispersed quietly. A gen.
e'n armIns throughout Bavaria is spoken
of Tie peop'e dfmand loudly he'conro
cation Of Parliament for all Germ.
ny A petition TO the King to that effect
is being prepared, TO which 10000 sigma (
lures are already attached"
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HENRY CLAY.

Alta Caucus Of the Wing members ol
the New York Legislature, held at Alba.
ny on "Wednesday last, the following reso-
luton was adopted;
"Resoirsd, That in selecting Delegate,
to the National Convention, We feel II a
right and duty 10 express II as our opin-
ION thai Henry Clay is The frs, choice Of
the Wings Of the Stale Of New York, aud
that they can give and will give 10 him or
any other reliable Wig who may be
nominated by that Convention Tor the Pre-.
sidcocy, the 80 Electoral votes Of this
State"
At The .sinc meeting J. A. Collier and
Samuel Wood- were dominated as dele.
gates TO The National Convention al Pit.
adrlrhia. Speaker llsdlcy was the op.
posing esndidafe. Both of Ihe nominees
arc IN favor of Dir. Cliy. aud we're chosen
o. friends Of Mr.. Clay.
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FURTHER BY TIE WASHINGTON.
ARRIVAL OF TIE HIBFRNiA At KEW YORK
The Telegram again WOI king
Through.

We give from ,he New York communi.
caiion the substance of such items 0! new,
as we're no, published on Saturday,:
"Thc Lord MAYOR OF DuLlin had refI
sed 10 call the monster meeting IN thai
CITY, but Smith o Brien took the respon.
sibIIity Of calling il on his own authority.
The British government had made every
preparation 10 suppress the meeting rs soon
as It should organize. Steamers had been
armed, and soldiers sent to Ireland.
The riois in Englo aud Scotland had
subsidized, and those countries were in qul.
CT state.
" The prussidn Revolution was success.
fatty put down by tie GuveInmcnf. l. is
sad to have been got up by mob--,he
troops fred on the people, and many were
killed.
Hungary had docl1ted Ito independence
Of Agsiria. and has proclaimed a R'PnJh
ran form IF GorerGnsm.
a change of Mlnisiy has taken place
at Munich. The Instruction al Wurlem.
burg is spreading.
"a legion of Polish refugees has been
orgnnzpd at Paris. Great numbers nl
heavy futures 10 france.
The Eaallsh funds are without much
alteration. Consos are quoted At s0a a 81. !"
liverpool, March ls.-The. feeling to-
day is little lore buoyant. About $500
b,es of Cotton have been sold-New Or.
leans at 4 10 ) /; Bowed Georgia al A 81
Sura's Is.
March 20.-The demand for Cotton
to day is to fair extent. the trade having
purchased 1000 bales, oil in small lots.
Lss, Frday's ll7th march, quotations
barely maintained.
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IIjbcrnia Arrived.

Abau, twelve o'clock, the announcement
was made hat the BIZ. steamer H. bernie
had ar ived a, New York fron Livernool.
This vessel, u !. proper 10 state, took the
place of the new steamer America. which
vas announced To leave On the 2Jth III,
but could not he got ready IN time, ~ had
been previously announced 10 the North.
ern papers.
Ais minutes past Il O'Clock, our Tel.
ecraphic agent, under dare Of 10Th April,
from Baltimore, sent US Il desealch. giving
the following synopsis Of the news she
brought:
The H,bernia reached New York on
Sunday.
The monster meeting q, Dlb'in came
III without disturbance. An Address ,o
the Preach and a petition to the Queen was
adopted. Ga the following day, Smith q
Brlen and others were arrested, and held t.
bn,l. Their trial was fixed for the 20lh o
April. There was great excitement II
Duhlin.
France was quiet, The Rnuen Banl
, had suspended, and business in s,agnate'
state.
"The Poles had revoled, and It is state
, that France will interfere"
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MIND YOUR own BUSINESS.

Yes, mind your own business What
need IL concern YOU If John Snooks is
counting Sal Thompson. They are un.
doubtedly rational beings, and can conduct
their love affairs in a becoming manner,
with NJ any Of your interlereuces. What
,f Deb Short has got new dress II Is
prob,biy paid for, and cos, you nothing
Therefore, why need YOU interest yourself
so deeply about il : What if the principal
merchant in the village has become iusol
VENT YOU are not among his creditors,
and for heavens sake, why CAN'T you lei
the man have lttc enjoymcu, ! Suppose
Darcas Swift does 90 to dancing school
it :, yuu nothing, and as she has irai
cons ituian, IA little exercise Of this kinC
will benefit her general health. This in
,ermeddhng with the affairs Of others, Il
the utter ncglcc, Of their own, is becom
in. grea. deal too prevalent, with Ger
tain class in small villages. There ar,
none of us who escape misfortune, or arc
free from error: but to be made the but
aud hy word OF set OF gosslping, inter
meddiug simple;ons, merely on account o
inevitable misfortune OF single erro
committed, is far from being agreeable. |
/ tins class of beings have ANY business o
their own, we hone that on, OF shame 70
themselves, and for the c.edit Of thei
4 relatives they will attend to ii.-Er. paper
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COLUMBIA. APRIL l3.
REMARKS.

COTTON.-fn the present unsettled state o
the market, i, is impossible 10 give quotations viii
any degree Of accuracy, and thosa found below
must be considered nominal for the present, viz
inferior 4 TO A ordinary, II to ) middiing. 81
to 81 fair, G. The sales of the week foot up
1924 bales.
FLOUR.-We have no change 10 notice in
the price of Flour. tho demand continues good
at our quotations, of common, none fine 5! TO
So choice 6.
CORN.-The supply OF this article continues
light, and it freely commands our quotations OF
80 TO GO cents per bushel,
OATS.-Wc have change 10 notice in the
price of Oats, we continue our former quotations
of 81 to 10 cents per bushe
SALT.-Ths article is steady. at our former
quotations of 81 IS per sack. Temp. AGr.
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lady, 7 sident in Lowell. and formerly conaec
ted with The factories in that city:
LOWELL. March 81. 1884,
+" wish you could have attended a PIC
mic we had last week, as it was Illustrative
of The state Of social atfiirs in Lowell, il
not in New England.
q IL was held IN The new Csrpe, Mil
which i now ready Tor IFS machinery-a ali
neatly finished ard Of dazzling whleness.
The room Is as large as FIVE Faneuil Halls,
lighted by windows in the sides and roof,
which last is supported by one hundred and
twelve tubular pIisars-hollow iron posts,
white washed, winch carry off the rain, and
Illuminated Tor that occasion By FIVE hun.
drcd lamps. The room was decorated with
home made tapestry and paintings alas,
carpelIng and rugs, and with iesloons and
fassels oil partI coloured yarn. The re.
freshmen tables, in the adjoining room was
prepared for one thousand persons beau
llluiiy supplied and adorned with vases Of
nawcrs.
w hen one thousand had supped, they
"cfe cleared ana fePiehished, ana another
ihou,aud sent IN, ard so on, several lanes
and probably one thousand did not sup.
The amusemcnts were dancing. prom
enadpg. the graces - music b. The
bnnd. and being happy generally.
I" here were present, upon terms Of The
mos. democratic equality the high and The
low, the rich and the poor, The learned and
the ignorant, The Boston capitalist ind The
lfs! operative.
II was introduced to Mr. = ., re.
Gently returned from Europe. who may
have learned 10 narer IN France, Cor be
said that never IN any foreign court had he
so large IA pf"pnitlon Of beauty
~ n, thai festival The scene was most
Impressive upon entering. The murmur
II the vast multitude, Wandering over the
lrea, lose solly ard died away in The space,
md SO much more met the eve than the
ar, tha, ii seemed like Stiffness. do not
'xpeci ever again 10 meet so bright and
lappy and great company IN this world.
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GEN. SCOTT.
The following letter Of Gen. SCOTT re
Gently communicated TO Congress, posse,
SEES much interest:

The following letter Of Gen. SCOTT re
Gently communicated TO Congress, posse,
SEES much interest:
sEspavsrrEEs OF THE ARar.
MEXICO. February 3. iS4s. !
SIR: ! have received no communica
lion from the War Department or The adj
iutant Generals Office STAGE my last re.
pori, mo. ia) dated ihe "a inst. bat slips
from newspapers and letters from Wr-i,.
ing,on have come to interested parties
here representing, ! learn, that the Presi.
dent had determined TO place me before a
court, for daring 10 enforce necessary dis.
cipline 10 this army against certain Of its
high officers ! make on'y passing com.
menl upon these unofficial announcements I;
learning with pleasure, Though the same
sources, that | am 10 be superseded by
Mslor Genera. Butler. Perhaps, after
trial, | may be permitted TO return TO the
U. S,aies. Ny poor services with this
most gallant army are al length 10 be re.
Quilted as | have long been led 10 expect
they would be.
have The honor 10 remain, with high
respect, sir, your obndieni servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To the uoa. Secretary Of War.
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WHO MADE POLK PRESIDENT I

1t has been generally supposed that Gen.
Saunders had much To do with the making
of President gu, Of Mr.. Polk, by histwo,
thirds rule, which killed of all the prom
iuen, men of the party, and Obliged the
Convention to take Que who had not beer
dreamed of. But Mr.. Trist says, in hi'
official correspondence from Mexico, tina
Gen. Gideon J. Pillow publicly boasts II
Mexico tina, he made Polk President, an'
now controls his administration Fay
Observer.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

A ,ruly melancholy occurrence took place
on our Rail Road al an early hour ,esier.
day morning, uhich ives attended WITH los.
Of life. The engine Bucna N,sia, 20
which was stiac he'd train OF freight cars.
ieh H.nbcrs on her dasnusrd passage,
b., when ia the vicinity Of the 81 mile
post, The cngiuc exploited; and, We fcgfei
10 add, that her engineer. Mr.. Geo. W..
Ariopc, Jr., bic assistant Nh d lcery ".
CAmmer, ana fireman. we're killed hy The
explosion. We learn by passenger on The
read, thai the bodice we're horribly man
glcj, and the head &c one OF them entirely
blown of The explosion. be also iufofns
us. was heard a, disisuee If Two milss.
The engine vas blown iaio fragments, aud
portion Of tho road where tho accident
.een',ed 50 much Injured, a. 10 impede 81.
together ihc passcngcs ;rsin q cars "h,cb
len yesterday morning, and transfer 81
the mail and plsseugsts was male between
the respective ifans, and that ne witch
iefi in the mofning returned 10 tie CITY bo-
iwecn and . o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Since the above was written, the remains
cl those who lost their lives BY this acct.
deni have been brought 10 tho cts foi N.
icrmenl. All of them, SIC learn, have def,
frmiiies 10 dcpIore their uaiimely chi. Tbs
fireman, a Gsgmsn. had been hut a few
month. 10 the employ &C the corpseyr and
emigfa.sd TO this eonutry oal, year since.
lie has lsii a family Of siS childlen, who
we're dependent on him (or support, - Cha'.
Ccuritr, april llh.
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A SHARP YOUTH ArA BARcAIN

= Sally" said green youth, in a ven.
cradle white hat and grey pants through
winch his legs projected half feet, per.
haps more" Sally, afore we 90 into this
ere Museum TO see the Eacaanted Horse.
want tn sx won someih'in.
Well, lchabod, what is tn
" ny, you see this ere business is a..
sw'ne TO cost a quarter apiece. aod can't
afford 10 spend so much for nuih'n. Now.
u you'll say you'll have me, darn'd If |
don't pay the hull ont myself | u;H,
pos siiiv.vily."
sally made non commiial reply, which
lchabod Interpreted TO suit himself, and he
strobe up two steps at time, aud paid
down The hull on'I.''
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:. Important News frour uexico.
The steamship Ohio, Capt. Bu,p.. ARR.
we'd at late hour last evening from Vera
Cfoz, via Tamplco, having ieii he fofmes
port on che 3lst uli. and the latter on the
"a inst. She has brough. oyer large mail
from each place.
by this ARRIVAL wo are placed in posses
zion Of another days proceedings OF The
Court Of Inquiry, from our own reporter.
The next mos, interesting intelligence
by this arrival touches the designs of San.
IA Anna. II there be faith In MN, the ex
President designs leaving Mexico al once.
In Tho latter pari Of March one of his a.
gents obtained passport from the Ameri
can commandant at Ofizaba, and went
down 10 Vera Cruz TO charter a vessel for
him. aud we learn that be suco eeded IN Sc.
curing brig. which was AT last accounts
lying off Antigua, abcu, twelve miles nnnh
OF Vera Cruz. There Santa Anna pfopo.
scs 10 embark, and thence sail for Jamaica.
Col. Hughes, !, IS said. had an interview
win him at his hacienda Of Fl Enrero.
The colonel weGt out ith two Companies
oil dragons 10 meet the general, al The
request of the latter. We have no psrlic.
uiafs Of the interview. Santa Anna was
hourly expected down 10 embark.
A TRAIN arrived at Vera Cruz on the
30lh, iom tho city Of Mexico, under the
command Of Capt. White, Louisiana Foot,
With a squadron Of cavalry under Captain
Besancon, aud company under Captain
Kerr.
The train me, Major Graham, The bear.
er Of despliches To Mexico, al Plan del
Rio. 1he guerrllls were very trouble.
some on the road.
AZ ci.i authority has been turned over
To the Nesioans IN the cities of Mexico,
Nrsa Cruz aud Tampico, pursuant TO the
II the nfmlslice.
Tie eonvictlon had become stronger J
iha, The Aexicsn congress would assemble
before the cad Of March, aud that they
sould raiiiy the treaty. Ga the 2lst or
l2j oh. sever Deputies ar Senators lefi :
hc Guy ol Mesieo for Quereiafo ro take !
hear seats. Oar lHformsiinn ffcm Qner "
faro j. Gifcci, and ii IL most favorable To !,
he csuse ol pracc. Il seems TO be pretty
veil understood IN the CITY Of Mexico how
pr our Senate would mod,iy the treaty, aud
here The opiulDn prevails That these mod.
cs,ions wnuld moi present n. prompt raj.
icalion. The American 5 ar Of the 22J
Il. without expressing any opinion as to
&c ratification, y eoufJen, quorum would
BON be had 10 Qieretaro-ihar ''ihe Ifea Ct
viii not b. sooner lhPrc than the Ho6rs. a,
'ry number uf mcmhefs." The Deputies
ON Odsaca el, lof Qucfetafo on the l6lh :,
iinp,
Gen. Scott designed TO leave Mexico for :,
e United States tmn.e diaiely upon the ad. r.
uInment Of the Court Of Inqulfy. This, :,
was thought, would Jake place us early =.
the 2jgb uI,. and Al ieara tina; guard !.
ID actually been detai cd Ia escort Gener.
Scott TO Veia Cruz. One gentleman :,
Ith whom We have cohsersed Is -anguine !,
al tie GeGeta - nnv npnn the Gulf 90
: passage hnhps. I Is certain ,sat he r.
as hourly expected at Vera Cruz, aniiha' ),
,attets had been prepared fnr hun thcre. r,
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AcoLoREDL,AWYER.

Judge Morse, Of Kings CO. New York,
has decided that II is unconstitutional for a
colored man TO practice law in that State
and has Sc, aside a Judgment where col
ored man was tho counsel.
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A NEW FACTORY.

We learn from the Norfolk Argus tina,
several capitalists in that city and It's VI.
ciuiry, have formed themselves into a
company for the purpose of establishing,
on an extended scale, a tomato disllllery
to extract iiom that m9st valuable and ex
raordinary vegetable, pure alcohol, oil
spirits. |, has been fully tested, and ne
doub, Is entertained Of lis success. There
is no climate or soil in the United State.
better adapted to the growth Of the tomato
plan, than that in the ne,shborhood o
Norfolk,
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CAMDEN, APRIL ~.


THE MARkET.-Our Cotton market has
been very dull the past week little came in, and
still less offered for sale. We quote A 10 &C.
Corn, So Bacon and other produce without
change IN prices.-C Camden Journal.
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MARRIED

IN this county. on the 18th instant, by the Rev
J. +. W. Freeman. Mr.. STEPHEN N. VIII.
son 10 Miss MARY E. j., daughter of Cap,
John Flow
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A sailor once had a high dispute with
his wife, who wished him at the ID
Plague on me. Peg" said he. al
don't think ! should fare pretty well with
the old fellow. as married into his family. y
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A female member Of DR.. SIS. church,
having safely passed through her nine
teen,h accouchemen,, her husband sent the
following note TO the Rev. DR.. TO be read
before tho congregation:
Mrs. A. having been safely delivered
of her nine,ceulh child, she, with her hus-
band, would return hearty and unie'sned
thanks to Almighty God for his great ia,
vor, and humbly ask Tor continuance OF
| his blessings"
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NOVsCE.

All person. indebted 10 me ~ Book hccSrni,
are earnestly requested fe c1uic orwGid aud set
tic immediately, ; om determined n hsen ny
books closed. either BY Cash. Notes OF Judgments
By the Isl day Of Apiil.
LEROY Strings.
Jan. l3, lS49 l5tf