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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
Rheumatism.

This Sarsaparilla is used with the most perfect
success in Rheumatic complaints, however severe
or chronic. The astonishing cures it has per-
formed are indeed most wonderful. Other rene
dies sometimes give temporary relief; this entirely
eradicates it iromthe system. even when the limbs
and bones are dreacfully swollen.
u Hear Mr. Seth Tory one of the oldest and
most respectable lawyers in Hartford, Conn. The
following is an extract of letter received from
him:
DR.. Townsend: have used one bottle of your
Sarsaparilla, and find il is excellent in its effects
upon a chronic rheumatic pain to which ! am sub
ject, from an injury oecasloned several years ago
in public stage Pihose send me two bottles to
the care of DIR Seymour. | have conversed wit
two or three of our principal physicians, and
recommended your Sarsaparilla. Sem TERRY.
Hartford. March ID. 1915.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

GOLD PENS, a superior article Of Hayden s
" and Barney 81 Benedicts Pens, better
pen thar ever before offered IN this town for
sale at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Oct lS4S. Is
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Highly Important Work.
CHILD-BIR'T H.:

4 Valuable Scientific Work, upon the SHcJect o.
CESSATION and CHILD Birth, By X. NJ. w ElssEL-
HoFF, M. D.. late Of Paris, inst Pa6HsAe@ :"
NcD l-ork Lyt A4thor.
This work confirms recently discovered infertna-
ton upon subject of the highest Importance to
Married Persons, or those contemplating Marriage.
1t will be found of special value to those whose
means, health or other circumstances do not per-
NIT them to increase the number of their family,
withC 1t great inconvenience, suffering, or perhaps
risk or life. meteod of avoiding these troubles
and dangers, at w (recently discovered by cele-
brated French Physician,) is fully communicated
in this work. so that any person may avail himself
Of it at once, without purchasing amy instrument,
medicine other article, from the author. The
means Of prevention here set forth, cost compare
lively nothing, and are within the reach of all. The
process is new, safe, infalble. convenient, simlep
and cannot inysre the health of the most delicate
Nor does il curta matrimonial privileges the least
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
PiIest Piles! PiIes!g!

DIR. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is no less success
full in curing this Distressing con- plant, than fer
Diseases of the Blood. Dyspepsia. Rheumatism,
and Nervous Debility. Read the following
DR.. Townsend. Dear Sir-The effects OF your
Sarsaparila are truly wonderful. For the last six
or eight years past. have been subject 10 severe
attacks Of the piles, during which have suffered
allthetortares ofIhatcomplalnt. and had despaired
OF ever finding relief except in death. / have the
pleasure 10 inform you There is yet a balm in
Gilead,' / have used Two bottles Of your Sars-
apaFilla, and feel remains Of my complaint,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
n complaint Of most painful character, is
IlsMEDIATEIY REIIEYED.

and follows ny few days Of tits arcis: it is
h29rs aay oher preparation fer mis- diseqSe for any
other disease originating FROM mpIre blood. See Pam
VAtti.
Tins disease is purely Of the blood the action CT
nus medicine, is S!teiy that iic Piles whether inter-
n'u or external, Will hc cured by its few weeks
Hundreds perhaps we say thousands have Leon per-
Ecty cured in tie OF bottles of tins NIX
rr and as tins Is produced from action OF this
p1nacca upon til llood it is likely 10 lie permanent
than 1lgccl from "a ttTual rrrucdt,s
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
WOOdWOrth's Patent Planning Ma
chine
Sotthgbrt, Sept. 1S47.

NJ OTlCE.-Th inhabitants of Southport and
IN vicinity. are respectfully informed that there
is PLANNING MACHINE, for Planing Ton
gue'ng and Growing Plank for flooring, sdeing
and raseings for doors etc., at the factory Of
Mickey x Go. The advantage this marhin ha ;
over work done by hand, is, that It reduces it to
an even thickness and makes much handsomer
floor and is much cheaper and is much easier md
I1ickerIaid by the carpenter Those In want are
invited to call at the above named place and see
Tor themselves.
Feb IS4S
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CHNID.RHRv,U.

raiuadte scientific tcorIs upon the sujcc of Gcstq-
lion and Child Erih, by II. C. GElssxEn. NJ u.
Lo'e Of Paris, just published in Ne,c York by the
-lliLhnr
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
EARLY MARRIAGES.

Early marriages are strongly advised by all phi
osophers and writers rp0n socIa; and political sub
jects Early marriages, beyond all question, tcnc
to promote virtue and happiness and with the pow
of regulating the provocative functions. made
known in this work, may be freely entered into
~ithodrfear of ncutng responsibilities which can
not be sustained
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
MORALLY CONSIDEKED.

The object of this work can be shown to be of
the highest utility, and sustained by the soundest
principles of prudence, political economy, and vir
tue. 1t shows how physiological effect may be
produced, scientifically and without injury to the
constitution, which thousands attempt to accom-
Plish by the most unwise aud reprehensible means.
The object is by no means new to the world. The
means will he esteemed by all scientific, right mind
cd and sensible people, a" q discovery in physiology
Of the bighest conseqnence to public morals and
happiness.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
OVER POPULATION OF THE EARTH.

Over population of the earth need be no longer
npprehended. The calculations of Mallhus, aud
the wild fears of Robert Dale Owen. are alike rem
dered baseless by the discovery here communicated
to the world. 1.-The control of man over his acct
dents" in this respect at least is here established.
The wisdom of exercising such control, none who
give the subject moment consideration can doubt
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
HEREDITARY DISEASES.

Consumption, scrofula, insanity, apopexy, disca :
of the heart, and other horrible complaints, CO.
pabIe Of transmission from parent to child, aillict
rtany worthy people, who, at the same time, are
as capable of enjoying themselves in the marriage
state as their more fortunate fellow beings, Shall
such persons refrain from marriage OH this account
shall they marry and give birth to Il feeble off
spring, destined to life of suffering or an early
death The answer to these serious questions will
be found in the work here recommended
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE.

Young Married People, whose fortunes not
yet established, will find In this work matter to iu-
terest them deeply, and information of the highest
value, which they should not, on any account, be
ignorant Of Hundreds of married people, now adj
Vanced in le have assured the author that if they
had possessed such a treasure in early life, it would
have saved them more than half the suffering and
deprivction they have since endured
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
UNHAPPY WIVES.

Unhappy wives, who feel that their physical con-
diton aud health totally unfit them to become the
mothers of a numerous offspring, and who rcasona-
by fear that each period of confinement will ter
inmate their existence, will hail the discovery Of
this certain means of relief with uRbounded Joy.
Let all such uniortm ate and unhappy wives lose
no time III obtaining this important work. 1t will
be to them precious boon through life, and pre-
vent many all early and premature death.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
STOVES! STOVES :

1 UST received and for
- sale, Wholesale and re-
tail, the largest assortment
OF Stoves ever offered in
this market, all Of which
were manufactured in the
city Of Albany from Scotch
Pig Iron, The Albany
Stoves are celebrated as
being the smoothest, neat
est, and most durable cast.
ihgs made
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DEBILlTY OR.TuE SYSTEM.
4 CERTAIN REMEDY

weak back weak ness OF tie ~ incys, &c. inamma-
h0n OF same as Immediately resred By tcw dgs Of
f"ts sdtcRe and cure Is always result Of its use. Il
eta
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IRREGuIAuIrIEs. sUppREssroNs
A THOUSAND NAMES

panII neusiflaOns. No aiicle has ecer been Scren
except ikiS micA o0ad toach ths hind Of deraH
IL may he relied upon and effective remedy and
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL,

Il is The grand hcaling ccne and is daily cWing lis
thousands The secret OF s rebuilding the entire
sutiou < that il i cUmpOuadrd OF - distinct vegetable
properties, each root a remedy distinct b. Itself.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

Persons wishing the genuine ,cork, by Dr. Weiss
elhoff, with private notes added by his own hand,
obtain it only by sending directly TO him, as he
employs Agents tohaturer, and never sells the
work at Observation-Disclosures no Book Agent Ped
Tar, Postmaster, or Bookseller possibly furnish
the genuine work. Beware, therefore, of false co.
pies and limitations, which may not only be north
less, but Dangerous, All heterogeneous of the
copyright are promptly prosecuted; and cheats will
only sell abridged or altered copies, This is the
ly original and true work-no other can be genuine
Send by mail as above it is the only sure way to
secure the work. Thousands of copies have been
seat by mail with perfect safety.
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proof of cures in this distressing of complants
sec pamphlet M broken d1oa debiiitdcd constitutions
from the effect Of mercury will find The hracing power O,
this article 10 act nmcjllcly, and tie poisonous mineral
Cr2dcatcd from the system.
Tie y distinct properties which compose this arIe
manifest themselves particularly in le application OF Tie
compound for the distressing class Of complaints which,
head this paragraph For ceataris there has been used in
the North Of Ear0pe a "
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THE INSTINCT OF NATURE.

love, and the desite f6F the union between the
sexes, will be INDUCED, talk OF prudence as WI may.
Without marriage, we have, in all countries, de-
basement Of one sex, and the criminal indulgence
of the other with nsrrriage, and the unrestrancd
indulgence Of the natural instinct, very often suf-
sring and misery of the most fearful character.
Who, then, shall deny 10 man, Ga free agent,) the
right to marry land regulate the instinct of nature?
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19

UIt IIy sICIdHS Oh LUIIE ISIuIIN4
Greenport, July 10, 1916.
DIR. Townsend: Dear Sir--Il is with satisfaction
that | say to you that 1 have recently witnessed,
in several cases the most beneficial results from
the use of your Extract of San sparilla. Beng
engaged in the practice OF medicine, have pre-
scribed il in several cases, and never without
benefit. In the removal of diseases arising from
deranged state of the digestive organs, jaundice,
&c, 1t far exceeds any thing ofthe Kind ever be-
fore offered to the public. You will please send
me TWO dozen, &c. &c. Respectfully yours,
S. c. PRESTON VI. ID.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-01-19
Albany, Aug II, lo47. Cor Grand & Lydius ST
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders
rory physicians in different parts OF the Union.
This is 20 certify that we, the undersigned,
Physicians of the City of Albany, have in numer-
Gus cases prescribed Dr. Townsend's Ssrsaparilla,
and believe il TO be one of the valuable pre-
parations of the SarsaparIa in the market.
II II PUIIHG NJ ID. WILSON, NJ ID
RIB BeIGGs, Nj ID. p L ELMENDoRF, NJ d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-06

TROUBLE BETWEEN THE INDIANS AND TIE OGDEN
CoAPANY.-We seem 10 be on the verge, not OF an
anti rent nor Mexican, but of an ndian and Ogden
Land Company war. The treaty between me latter
imur nts each Indian shall be separately
yeyed and appraised, so that each may receive juet
proportion Of the improvement money. As the Tona-
Indians assented to the terms Of the trsa
Az they of course, had desire to have their i'm
t. appraised Attempts have heretofore been
sppraise them but without success or ct least
no appraa has been made that met the appreciation Of
the Some two or three weeks since, Mr..
J. s. Wsdsvorth and the appraisers and surveyors,
came with the intention OF surveying and appras
ing the improveme nts. At the instance Of Judge
Love (tbe appraiser appointed by the government)
council and the object OF their visit stated
to Indians Tney refused to permit them to
10 With the appraisal and Judge Love WAS averse
soting without the consent u the Indians, Me- Wads
when gave notice that should again and stay
until the lands appraised IL it took elk months.
He scsordipgly with MIR. Cook, the appraiser
shoeen by the Company, and the surveyor, and, on
the morning OF the 9Th, commenced urveying the i
proveme pts, but the Indians proved so troube
That they soon compelled TO dssist. MIR Wads-
worth then hired 20 or 90 to assist him and
again attempted to 20 on with the survey, on the
cr nj pg Of 2sth ut, but hy the indians
An full force after short, but not sntr.lv ood
less struggle again compelled to leave the field
The same evening, Sheiih Sprague arrested MIR Wsds
worth and several others what particular
I am not informed, and they were hold to bail Tor
thar appearance at court. The indians were the
rompIainspts uBdersta nd that Mr. Wadswortb nov
intends calling out the sher ana posse TO assist him
in completing The survey. Whether he will do So and
so whether the India will recognise his authority,
remains seen. The Indians still remain united
In their to voluntarily leave their
IAN de- and d not believe that the government will
rec the m TO do TO- without their consent. Theirs IL
indeed hard case NJ, II they removed, IL II be
sontrasg TO their wisbes and through the agency OF
ether tribes who had no interest in these lands White
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PHIADrLrfnA Jan m rfiycd 5chs Juha ElIa, Uis
bee ssysLLsh lie fsbgton Stocnsn, Wilmington, NJ; David
tniith. Wt,toott 40; pantfo Bennett Pantego, Nc
Cesud- Barhs esh, .ith tresej suInn, Ocean, New
Or.aLs big Quoddy Belle, Fov .er Trinidad dc Cuba.
miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS Of chips ia,uck Henry for liverpool
Denis ssrc will cl the Ex Rsatiag
dsy ct hail past III oelsek.
NV BARK WALL in Wall Of Pembroke In ballast bound
70 ttiem png to get into Little River uarbor cutter
Mel tie n OF the 2sth, lahore
hut "A with lo,s Of keel and consderlb other
tuINey as tcen held and costs OF repairs estimated
Bald 10 b injured.
BARN GRrros port late Of Boston, has sold 10
New itik, sDd 10 70 load Tor California
BRIG w. DuGGAID before reported towod into Nantucket
snelord in Vnearo sound Monday night Soon an
shrng sst ung up from ", AID tie weather became
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


BALTIMORE, Jan. 4-S50 United states Treasury 6s 10
lOoO Maryland deferred 6 $50 do sS 2O do b3 10
BALTIMORE Lie Insurance. OIL Baltimore OHIO Railroad BY
PInLApELpnA, Jan. b-St'ek Boardl0O Reading l4,k 81
do III 5000 III 500 War Bounty Scrip u.s. 1000 Pesn 81
rs; lUUU Reading o. 80 So 25j Girard IL wv Lehigh
SO0 90 g. 0lehsh stock 81 16 Bank SO; do s5wn
3a 100 GraId g. L. Alter Board5O Copper AZ lOO do
Q, ia; lUW Girard, c, IL; lUU do. ~.
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-
Port OF New York, January G, 1910.
Cleared.


Cleared.
msn ab S,W pSDs% D
hubbard, 1chle, Sturges Chairman * Co.
Bsissmnarcsa lnsh.n NJ rieiles Boyd niscscn; Non
Annaah tSrJ NILS Limerick Grlnn.l Mn.urn Co;
Cthzlsey Upham, MO Grande. 8raI) Innes o;
gnp, sawyer Caraens Thurstoo Go; Louis, Walsh No
cn Son. G6n%a ff
hut CO. Geerse Waller, charleston buckley; Montague,
schs2BuImah Mcfarland. Garden Key, Nesmi.h Walsh
Adams Norris Boston, farnAan. LorDg d. Oregon Forward
Ildftusday-Bark Jenneas. Leavit Bal imora
Arrived.
Bark Palmetto Stanley Rio Jaue TO- a d,ya with coffee to
K.npg NO date LAT - lon % w. poAe scnr Juaata Of
nooi hond,y night had flying nsat but oii
iotfet i, t-was own off Tuesday nonns
miles Ssh ion sandy Hook f''' W ~ A." -
e to kusss Dec cspe a.teas ssans nav sW
BY ~ miles distant saw ,hp and schr In dis
Domingo the sp having run her down st.vns The
q h snd a an he:
cwek except three who were on &c k the snip to be
taking crew Cap sSAsssn III
sp % s m s Ter aps New york; ss
CeoIseoe D. SC was h,ing BY laa,ng out her cargo
shs King olive. Deaosset,, aud Chas Nils ali ior
New fot. also with ehr Lee our TOR paadephia and
ednesdy Cd Cape aenloen with LOSS of bsom and
bear DEBORAH; Robins; wsshnston, Nc. Sdsys
schr fair'px Penhsid Alexasorls 5 days
sclr &c e'a Taylor, Abraham, Virginia, days.
schr Friendship Jackson Virginia, sdAya
tehr Richard Law. ClslIn, Bsltimon, 8 days
sclr Lewis CLesecr, Banks Green xich, NJ, "a kourx
below.
Scir MedGd rlatt -. from Washington. NC.
Alfo ~ brgs aud one BARK unknown.
sailed.
Barks Alpine, Belfast Montezuma Demsrara; Isaac Mad 81
vanLth.
The News Boy left of the Highlands sunset last nisht-no
Inward bound vessels IN sght The Henry Clay
~ outside ms bar re barb Palmetto was At anchor
lsw IRON Got burg anchor bar aud
The WIND blew nearly gale during the who " aud
the above yCel able to und plot
boats were at aachof und,r the Hook tyr n aarbor
JANUARY 6-wind. ct sunrise. WI meridian NV sunset,
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l8s

There had deaths prior to the report OF the
2otb which make in the aggregate 243 deaths up TO
close If the 24th. -H.
Among those who died were william Atson John
Williams, and Thomas Farrell, formerly Of this city
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men would hardly pesaesbly from fArrss that
they had never told Who blsmss the Indian, thso,
for clinspe to this lsst remnant 81 their ouos broau
domaipf- Roc hester Caiiy .adpernssr, Jan y
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Died,
On Friday, the 9Th instant, Mr.. JosEpH BARDoTrE,


On Friday, the 9Th instant, Mr.. JosEPH BARDorrE,
aged So years.
His friends and acqucintances respectfully In
vted to attend his funeral to- day at twelve O'Clock.
from his late residence No. $500. Broadwey corner OF
Ills remains will be taken to Gree wood
Cemetery for intermens
Suddenly, on the 9th instant, FRANCIS CoRpELIA,
youngest daughter OF John W. and Maria L. Soushaok
aged one year and eight months.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
her funeral, from the residence OF her father, 17S
Henry street On Sunday afternoon, the 7th instant
at half past me O'Clock.
On the 5th instant, In her s1st year, DEsoRAH
SEcon, rslict of the laie James Secor.
Funeral on Sun0sy, 7th, at o'clock, from No. 163
West 2lst street. Friends and acquaint re-
epectfuiIy invited to attend
AT Brooklyn, Of consumption, on the 18th insta ut,
Waller Smith CoNKLIs, son Of Abraham Con Kiln
late Of Orange County, New York, aged ~ years
HE friend. and those Of the family,
invited to attend his funeral this Saturday. after
Dotn at o'clock, from the residence OF his mother
~ Fulton street, Brooklyn, without farther notice
His remains will be taken to Green wood Cemetery
(Orapge county papers please oopy)
AT Saint Louis Mo-. on the I'D ult Of consump
tion, JOSEPH HAvEss, formerly of this city.
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Married,

On Wednesday evening, the 81 instant, by the Rev.
Valentine Buck pastor of John street M. +. Church,
WILLIAM MciNrosH, formerly Of Montreal, to Miss
MARcARIT, daughter Of Daniel Fulton, Esq Of this
city. (Montresi papers please obge by oopying)
Rev. J. L. Watson, WILLIAM l. BAssErr, (of the nrm
OF Il. Baldwin & Co to ELIZABETH L., second
daughter Of Captain Stewart. OF this city.
On the cath Of December, ls4S, at Troy, N. Y, by
the Rev Doctor BesDan, Mr.. JosEPH 8. Coog Of this
city, formerly of Cooperstown, N Y, to Miss ANNA
McLAusHLrS of Albany. (Cooperstown papers please
COPY the above)
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JANUARY 5-wnd. as sunrise. W; meridian. NV; san
INV, blowing gale.
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Jiplsy Yrs Jane 3
JeEes lfabella n A
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Cholera ut the South.
The following il = table Of the Of cholera and
deaths In the Charity Hospital at New Orleans, from
the 2Uth to the Gath ult Inclusive -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-30
LOCATION OF THE BAPTIST
COLLEGE,

The convention of stockholders TO
locate the Baptis, College, assembled
in this city on Tuesday last. and after
remaining in session until lite Tues.
day night the location was fixed al
Liberty Clay County--s24,OOO being
the amount of subscription from that
point.
The other places competing for the
location were Palmyra, Fulton, and
BoonvilIe.
DR.. Jewell, of Columbia, endowed the
College with $4,000, TO be paid in
lands located in the counties of Grun.
dy, Linn and Livingston, &C.. at their
assessed value with the privilege of
naming it. The Convention having
accepted this proposition the institution
is 10 be called The Jewell CoLLEGE.'--
Boonriile Democrat
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-30
w. F. DUNNrcA, Esq.
P. Nj. Glasgow, Mo.

THE CUBA ExPEDIrIoN.--The PhiIa.
delphia N. American, in commenting
upon the late Proclamation of the Pres.
ident, says:
Intelligence has reached MS. from a re.
liable source, that force numbering between
five hundred and eight hundred men has re
Gently been assembled al Round Island, op
positc Pascsgoua, under the command oil
Col. White, wa3 figured not long ago at Yu
calan. 1t is also stated that he sum oil
$3.50, 900 had been deposiled in Mobile &c
promote the objects Of this nefarious move
ment, the particular direction OF which is not
yet distinctly ascertained; though from facts
lately come TO light, through authentic chan.
nels, its destination is supposed 10 be Cuba,
where a landing is contemplated ut the
south side OF the island. 1t is understood
tina, rendezvous, with view OF enlisling men
have been opened at Baltimore, New York
and Boston, as well as at Mobile and New
Orleans We have not been able TO discover
that any attempt has been made in this city
TO collect force, or to supply arms and am,
munition."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-30

~ TohAcco.-We acknowledge
the receipt Of a very handsomely put
up box Of CHEWING TOBACCO, from
the Mandatory Of Mr.. JoHN NJ, FEA-
zLE, of Monticello. We find it 10 be a
very fine article, and with a little age,
would be superior to the far-famed
Virginia article. The style in which it
is put up, makes it very convenient for
private use, being in a handsome box
with lock and key. The brand is the
EXTRA RouGH 81 READY" Chewers
of the weed who want handsome box
of superior article, should give friend
FEAzLE call, or send an order for a
box Of The above brand.