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CAUTfON-The subscribers the only General
oen,s in the Soutle States for the saIe Of this truly
Valuable Paster and in onler prevent purchasers being
npsrd upon by counterfeit article, sold IN this city and
elsewhere for the genuine they invite particular attention
TO tho following raarks Of the genuine;
l. The genuine s put up in smooth, enSine-t'rned bot
toned boxes. no; solJcred in.
The genuine taS the engraved head of Jew David
ON the d;rd,,lss arfa, the box Nth accompanying Re-
cord of Court. 10 r. Ia yior. Rochester.
SCOyIL e. MEAD. Il3 Charrcs St,
Bctwean CONT and ST. I,ous -ls., New Orleans,
r Sole General Agents for tie Southern States
Sold By J. K. Mckain Camden; a: Fitch Columbia;
jiaynnd Ifarra q co. arleson; p N. Cohen Cha res-
ton; NJ Hall Wnnsboro; liavland keise Co. Madenlaie
New York. -
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1!|.1;|s.
THE GREAT REMEDY,

Far Rheumatism Gout, Pain in the side, Hip. Back.
Limbs and Joints, Scrofuta, kings EvR, White
a,51 ,Syyelliugs Hard Tumors, Stiff joints, and
ali Fixed Pains whatever.
Where THIS Plaster is applied, pain cannot er'sf.
These Piasers possess the advantage OF being put up in
irtichs boxr hence they retain their full virtues IN all
iiualrs We have Just received the following tesimo-
NAL from C.. C. Sellers. eminent lawyer in successful
pracfice in wilcox county, Aabama. He il gentleman
in high standing, and whose influence has great
weight: = 'N''a+f a.. w.. ., ,e,o
NIesrs. Scoyil & Mead: Gentlemcn-IIaSing been re-
,sed To slate what has been the result of experience
b soy;n that have found to br heretofore reco-
rn.ed nm Invaluable medicine In different of my
family have applied the Plaster to chronic sores iunnr:
and pains and il has never fa to aitri instant relief
have ala, u,ed it with g,od effect upon ay Per'.
in the cure or alcers with which have been severely
afflicted. Respectfully, etc ,,,
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Mr.. BENTON AND TIE PREsIDENcy.-Thc
union of the Democracy in New York the Herald
says, as primary step in on effort hereafter to
be made, to bring forward Col. Benton, of Mis-
souri, is the candidate of the Democracy for
the Presidency, at lh" proper time. ltanprars
the leaders of both parties (tiunkcrs and Barn,
burners) have given oui, al Utica and Syracuse,
such to be their purpose.
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% ?5EECM1EZ, SOAPS.
Brushes. Toys, Baskets. Combs. Purses, Snuff
Bores, Toilet Bottles, FloEer Pots, Envelopes,
- Pasetrics, Steel Pens, Pen Holders,
and various other articles WORTH detailing, but
which might prove tedious: a.s.
nJsThese Goods he offers OH accommodating
terms TO all ;,
PHYSICIANS, Planters and MERCHANTS would
towelito call and see our stock before purchasing
elsehere. :. 4, st..zr>z.s mays.
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TOzAII PERSONS--GREETING

aaI E FRANCIS l.. ZEMP
Resnectlully informs his patrons andthe public
generally, that he.has this Spring received
Large and we'll asserted stock OF Goods
tssT 49,! af CONSISTING OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs,
phTEN ,MEDlciNES. WINDOW GLASS,
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Il Frcdcrka Brclncr, the Swedish novelist was ono
Of the passengers to New York by the steamer Canada
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Men WITH TA1Is.-A French scientific com.
mission has discovered race oil mcn in Africa,
with tails, and no mistake. A report was late.
" made to the Academy OF Sciences thereon.
They are one remove from the baboon, scarcely
so handsome Or human as the ourang. .outang,
but can talk like negroes. They are terrible
savasps, aud one OF their peculiarles 10 q fond.
ncss for raw flesh, especially human flesh
When they are kept as slaves, if not stuffed with
raw meat occasionally, they are as dangerous
as a beas, OF prey. The slave traders, on this
account, refuse to buy them, as they do not want
their stock to eat each other up. ss, h.
The descriptions Of them say that the pro-
longalion Of the vertchral column gives 10 each
individual-malr or emale-a tail of two or
three inches lon. They are called Ghilanes,
and arc rarcy more than five feet high; bodies
lean and seem weak; arms long and slim;
forehead low and reccdng; ears long and de-
formed; mouth wide, and furnished with teeth
very sharp.
o. Frcdcrika Brcncr the Swedish novelist, was ono
Of the passengers to New York by the steamer Canada
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Mow1yc PAsruREs.-Wc have before
snoken Of the necessity of keeping the grass
of pastures from running mp to seed and dy'
ing on The ground. As grass grows with
more rapidly i'll IIe early part OF the seas""
than a, later period, i, is difficult to keep
it properly fed down without putting on OF,
tho land ollcr the flush Of feed is over; and
vet after the grass goes to seed and lies on
ihe ground, the ailer-feed will be less in
ouanii,v and of poorer quality. The difficult
,y may he overcome by moving '',c grass
at the right time-bcfore 1t h,s run 10 seed
al all events. This may be done on many
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TitE ABoLITfoN PARTY rE0rEK IN THE
STATE OF Nrw YoRK, being The Simon purcs
who voted for Gcrrt Smith for President last
fall, are in the field with State ticket, made
out at Corlandville last week. There is no.
thing new In the phase Of the ticket, unless it
consists in the fact that these parlsans, as if to
exhibit their ruadulcralcd principles in stronger
relief than ever, have placed or it Mr.. S. R.
ward, the colorcd Divinc,'as Secretary of State.
Albany Argus.
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Agency for Claims at Washington.
CHARLES DE sELDING, Notary Public, Cow


~ and General Agent, No. H. Todds Buildings, Pennsyl
vania Washington, d. c. offers his services for the
prosecution of claims before Congress any of the
tive departments, before any boar of that
may be appointed for the adjustment OF spoliaons
collecting private claims and rents, procuring pensions
whether revolution other service; bounty lands f
those arising under contracts, treaties,
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &C.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of accounts
discussing officers who may find it inconvcnient give
their personal attendance
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared furnish legazed copies of any document other
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
claimed and the extent of service required
Communications (post paid will receive immediate
tention.
He has the honor refer the Navy Department
the several bureaus connected with it, conptroers au-
dors offices of the Treasury Department. and the senior
captains and in the navy and also to Dr. John Ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry, ESQ., Philadelphia; Rev.
Sepmus Tustin chaplain of the Senate Washington; Hon
Henry L. Ellsworth, Fayete Indiana; Thomas NJ Blount
ESQ.,, Pensacola, Florda Hon. c. b. Penrose, Lancaster
Pa; Judge Il. Hartley Crawford, Washington VIM. Ay
new, esq, New York; z. Collins oe esq., Baltimore Md;
H. B. Reardon, esq, Norfolk Val Professor Goodridge,
New Haven, Conn; M. Judson, esq, New Oreans Hon
A. H. Foster Nashville. Tenn Nav If-lv
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE Feb. 9-5 p. m.
TIE northsm maa-Trapei to philadelphia Of
the sqnehanna-Arrest of Hysr.-Famiy Of the Prest-
dent elect The markets, &c.
The northern mail went this morning in the cars,
arrangements having been made at the Susquehanna to
carry sleds the ice. Shoald IT prove SALE
the passengers will be conveyed the route
tomorrow, being rapid and agreeable
than the present by way OF Wilmington, Delaware,
in steamboats, The Susquehanna river in terrible
dition the being not only frozen but damned
p With ice and when thaw comes the destruction VIII
be immense.
Colonel Bliss and lady, and Mrs Taylor, the lady Of the
President elect, arrived here last evening in good health,
landing their gty travel and received at
the by Col Taylor DR.. Wood and number OF init
mate friends of the family.
The authorities OF the still exertng themselves
for the and punshme of Hysr and Sullivan, the
prime pals in the dsgraceiul and beasly prize-ight
that came OIL Wednes day in Kent county, Mary
Dispatches having been in directions by order OF
Governor Thomas for their received
from Judge Parsons, of Phadephia stating that Thomas
Hyer in custody in that city, waiting requsiton from
the governors anu High Constable Clifford has baen
to bring both him and Sullivan back, the latter having
passed through New York There doubt that the
honor of the Slate will be earfuy vndicated and that the
DULLES and outlaws OF the northern cities Will receive
lesson that prevent their attempting outrage the
laws of the State second time They can be tried for
misdemeanor, and sentenced to from one 10 two years I'M
prisonment, besides heavy fine.
despatch from New Orleans, dated on Thursday last,
that the of the Mississippi nearly
level with the anks Of the river and places over
flowing them. The water was never SO high before, and
much damage anticipated The health of the city
good with the exception of few lingering cases OF cholera
THE rs.--n the Baltimore market this morning,
-four iet, with sales of 200 bbls Howard street at
81 81 Th market closes with light stock OF City Mills
81 SA fered and IS asked. There has been wheat
a!loat hi week sales from wagons OF prime red have
been form l0S cs some mixed lots brought 10Y cts
Dur ny the past week has declined about cent
and cargoes have been sold SO for yellow and
46 a 43 for white, which have been the uniform prices
III the week Not much arriving for the last day
r two. Sales of rye at 60 cts. Oats % a 80 cts.
At New York, this morning. Hour was doll sales oil 800
bbls at IS A. So so for western, and So 10 for common
Genesee. Corn meal So o. and rye -four SO %. Small
sales of Ohio wheat los Cora is steady; sales OF
mixed at 90 a 81 cts and yellow Sc So cs6OO0 bushels
sold. Southern oats 30 cts Rye 81 cts
Provisions steady-saes of pork at Sl2 10 $l3
| prime $40 Lard 81 cts in bbls.
Sugars quite firm New Orleans molasses 20 n
cts Sales of rice at 81 81 cts. per 10.
The cotton market dull, with sales of 400 bales CT
! per ID. decline within three days past.
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AGENCY FOR LAIMs.-Messrs. ELDREDGE.
n PLATT, and STEWART, late of Wall, now of Will
liam street. New York, have extended branch of their
will be under the constant charge of one OF their num-
ber-Chaes H. Stewart legal gentleman OF over thirty
years experience in his profession and eleven in se nd
vocacy of public c aims As guaranty to the confidence
the public, Mr. Stewart has been favored with the esti-
monals Of officers OF the general government and other
public gentlemen before whom his advocacy lay, show
his skill in preparing his his great diligence, knowl
edge of business of advocacy, and uniform
1t would be becoming here aude further to those,
but Edredgc Plat, and Stewart solicit persons who
que the of public business their cir
cular with esnonias foot, and they will find that
higher passports confidence cannot be- presented,
better guaranty for success be reasonably demanded
Without entering into detail Eldredge, Patt, and Stew
will attend public business of every nature in Wash
ugton and, through their office in New York to business
in city also Their charges will be moderate and pre-
arranged For attention they pledge their established char
with the habits of life matured in business and ad
vocacy, assuring those who may them that what their
testimonials show done others they will do for them,
they will always be found their post this city
a well during the the siings OF Congress.
Letters to be postpaid. -
ELDREDGE, PLATT, & STEWART.
Office in Washington the house of john NJ ason, jr.,
esq., northwest of G and 18th Streets in New York,
40 William street, first floor.
G5Circulars of f. p. IL S. can be had application at
either Office.
Dec. 6-d3ms
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Bits accompanied by his lady and Mrs. Taylor arrived in
the Washington last evening, and proceeded the
residence of Mrs Gahame in Saratoga street, where they
will remain until after the Inauguration. We learn from
Washington that their arrival in that city last evening,
they welcomed the wharf by conside abo
Der citizens and friends and that he Powhaan
Capt Rogers, on which they came up the Potomac, was
decorated with flags and banners-Bdit. SuN, Fsb. g.
1.-THE National Integencer notices the family of Gen.
Taylor passing through this city Thursday evening,
and adds its belief that the General has one or two
children at school in Baltimore. Mrs Wood. the wife
of Dr. Wood and Gen Taylors daughter, is residing in
Baltimore and COL Taylor, his brother, is also stationed
there out is believed that he has children school,
UNIoN]
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Cure for the Cholera.
Mrs E. Kidder's Dysentery Cordiaf-dn immediate and
perfect remedy

Mrs. E. Kidders Dysentery Cordia-an immediate and
perfect remedy
WHERE this all powe rfu antdote is at hand, cholera
w dvseutsry, and didVhGa longer be
riousy feared, looked with terror, this cordial
will assured the disease in the course OF
few hours if taken at the commencement
1t has been before the public 'or more than sixteen years,
and the first article made known to the public as an
immediate and perfect remedy Tor these complaints IL
been thoroughly tested i'm country and cli
mate and its effect has everywhere proved the same
SURE TO CURE, even where the disease has advanced
TO the stage The public may assured that
tans nethe opium mineral substances, nor anything
'0et Il !Rs s AND coMMoN cHoRH MoRBUs
This cordial Immediately checks the vomiting, relieves
the pains, stops The darrha, and restores the bowels TO
tack be- or however low the patient may have become
sEVEREsT CASES OF DYsENTERY are immedi-
aey couneracted the pains aayed the bowels heal
ed, and unlreguenty the bowels become perfectly
regulated and restored in the short space OF weve
CHRONIC Neutrality-suspicious. in children or adults,
of months continuance, is most readily cured
this Cordial nding they may be reduced
a skeleton il Immediately strengthens, and shortly
CHOLERA INFANTUM.-It has saved the lives OF
many thousand children when reduced TO deaths door by
this complaint; it gives them immediate relief, and they
very soon recover
remedy for sickness. 1t checks the vomiting and read
lily restores the patient. 1t invariably checks vomiting,
CHILDREN THAT ARE TEETHTNG, if inclined to
diarrha should always be provided with this medicine,
it will keep the bowels regulated, and keep oil the
canke 1t wholesome SAFE and pleasant the
and children are fond oil it, and will take 1t without trouble
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND DYsPEPSIA-It is
most excellent restorative giving healthy tone to 10th
the stomach and bowels, and prevents food from pressing
or distressing the stomach.
Mrs. E KIDDER 100 Court street, Boston, sole propre-
and only manu- fact
Sold in the city of Washington by -
All orders promptly attended TO for large small 0uanti-
ties, and packed in the best shipping order
Feb 7-eo5w
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y removal and permanent cure Of all diseases arising
rG an %p x ri obstinate Gstsneoas Rupon
rmpes rusues the Face Botehes Bes Chrome sore
Joints syph symptoms seiatica
Asetes Dropsy Exposure Or mprudsnse Also Chronic
@ will be removed BY and every
the field Of II usefulness It i've and high
searching that has ever been EN-
disease swollen glands and bones half
ou has been restored health and ygor Inc @ p
ants has been made whole Hundreds persons who had
ehroae rheumatism and many other complaints Swinging from
the % & e. and with
ted constitutions. gladly testify to the efficacy OIL 'A
following certificate Col Samuel O Tay0S a., gentleman ans1n
States lately appointed New Granada commsnds it.
NV Yonx January 7. lsas
Messrs Nd SANDS, Gentlemen Having used and witness
ed the ss % G pouhs viz
Louisiana and Mexico feel much pleasure IN stating the
almost like charm removing speedily the
ps sa .s ssh n.sd r ss
has the five been the habit Of using i and seGom
considered almost indispensable requisite in the
Ii M be pss n iHs
tues w make soSw throughout the length and
Yours, very respectfully o. II N. ,.r.a
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
YoHK, Feb II, lsis
essrs Having many years with disease Of
during which tune treated by the
receiving benefit but all the time
strength declining and the disease making fearful
used and whatever else
depoabie situation aryng. being with
difficulty breathing would have ermr
mated my through medium Of
saisapara must gentlemen when commenced
did not place much confidence in it's
nd when informed
the four without
taking sasaparla few weeks
not only and therefore think duty
gentlemen the benefit suffering humanity to give you this At
tesaton of my cure
Yours, very truly, d. PAkENT.
Consulate of France in the United States
statement and signature acknowledged in our
presen by ID. Parent
For the Consul General Of France
l.. BORG Vice Consul
presented and the reader invited
peIusal evidence unnecessary
Nsw YoRK April 10, lSt7
Messrs SANDS Gentlemen: Having long afflicted with
general debility appetite receiving benefit
remedies prescribed concluded about three
make saTapanlla have the
informing that its effects have been attended with
happest restoring my health and Induced to
add the others already possess ana TO
desiring further information will personally give the par
the effects of this invaluable medicine by
calling a BoweTy New York.
Yours respectfully, JANET MCINTOSH
This cerihs that member
of the church. in good standing and worthy Of confidence
Pastor OF Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn
sod wholesale and RETAIL by A b. and Sands
chemists Fulton street. OF William New
and Canadas ST. per bottle six bottles for S.
Washington city, by H. Paterson corner Of 9Th
street and Also by Charles stott
It'll street and Pennsy lvania avenue Oct23dtFeb1o
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FRIDAY, February 9, 1s49.

FRIDAY, February 9, 1s49.
Charles Mason esq of Iowa, admitted an attorney
and counsellor OF this court.
No. ITS. F. J. Barnard ct al ]. Gibson. In
toihe circuit court of the United States for New York
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this court,
dismssing this for want of jurisdiction
No. lit. The United States, appellants, L. Bois-
dores heirs Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
of the court overuing the motion to dismiss this appeal
No 149. p Hogg ct al plaintiffs in error, us John B.
Emerson The motion to enter judgment in this cause
was argued by Mr. Coke in support of. and by Messrs.
Sargent and Reverdy Johnson in opposition to the
Adjourned till Monday, IL o'clock, a. m
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Communicated.
We have had various accounts that, from the Sand
witch islands, Valparaiso. British Oregon, and from the
coast of Mexico the Pacific, great number of for
egnes are leaving for California to gather gold and the
English papers state that the OF the gold dscov
cries in California which they have received have created
considerable excitement in England; and great many
preparing to leave Organized parties Tor mining
poses are soon to embark for California.
May ask if it is not the duty of Congress to provide
against the crowds of foreigners precptang themselves,
unlicensed and unnvited, country, collect the
precious metals TO carry away to their own countries
Whatever of good value that is to be found in
California belongs to ourselves-American citizens ma
with Mexico, to become citizens, and were SUBJ
ject to be called upon to soldiers in the with
Mexico alone entitled to enjoy the "god diggings"
The treasure and blood of country have been free
ly expended and whatever of remuneatng result the
QUESTION of the golden region brings to foreigners
alien to our country and prompted by cupdity. should
be countenanced hope that some Legislation
tive action will at be put into effect against the
hordes OF graspng foreigners going to California
SACRAMENTO
In connexon with the preceding suggestions-of the
proprey of which, Congress WILL of course judge for
the nselves-we lay before readers the following
propositions from the Pennsylvania, which also
submitted to the tribunal
beers Of vessels chartered to and their via
Cape Hon. the gold regions of the Pacific to
be undenabe that majority are in no condition TO bear
and its peris old sailors. Nine out Of would
be condemned under the law put up Tor The LiperpOo
trade, and yet all such decayed imperfect vessels
1eely offered and confidently embarked in, for voy
age kve times longer and many times dangerous than
voyage to Liverpool All the California vessels, more
ever sail under coaswse laws, and comparatively
uncontrolled by any authority in regard to requisite
lacy durability OF those which left this port recent
w. have heard of least tina; sufocatingly
overcrowded with passengers and freight One Of them
had scarcely reached the Capes before dissatisfaction be-
gan PREVAIL and il is to suppose how discomfort
may become mutny, and sea sickness a fatal disease
during the protfacted voyage through wntTy seas.
hia q n m u
action Of Congress Our officers justly charged
particular in enforcing the law in regard vessels
coming into this port with passengers and freight from
Liverpool Havre and other foreign ports but how much
i'm portant establish check prevent
still greater evil in the extensive and incredibly increasing
with, and the regions Of the Pac
fic. Will OF intelligent friends flashing
ton give their attention to this matter %
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feel ourselves compelled to adopt we sometimes
bists dou1 from subscribers, 10 explain inc cause VI
their apparent remissness The following is so "A anu
satisfactory that we are induced to lay the sho
before our readers
"FsJys.arv 3-We do not see any small notes Ia ms
coun,vIeve MS In lieu them, them me gold soar l-nor
many large or cur own SUBSCRIPTION wUu "A''
lone since pad Do stop the papers. We cannot think
of being left in dark in these stormy times 1t was only
hecsuse we could procure be sent, that you
have not been paid you have stopped papers, we
beg you send them again. without broken link, as we
wish 10 ALL"
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nANCiN9 Acadsmy-Mr. T. r. Liable has the honor
~ of announcing to heiades and gentlemen of Wash
ington and Georgetown that bis dancing academy will be
opened at the residence of his father Pennsy
vember 7th.
Days Of tuition in Washington Tuesday. Thursday, and
Saturday
Days Of tuition in Georgetown until the la Of December,
Mondays and Wednesdays,
Sept S0-9mwu