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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17
COUGHS CONSERVE OF CUBEBS, RED ROSES


Those VIZ have been indscree to have contracted
Tho suffer from seminal weakness COM
plant of will find safe and speedy in this
1t is extract of the above medical elements
combine others whose beneficial action upon dis
membrane is but little known to the ia
csnstitutionay those diseases removing
the complaint and its cause at the same time IL il SAFE
though efficient remedy and free from one objection to All
taste, Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
A. H. COUGH Co., 149 Fulton street,
Fourth door from Broadway.
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from year wasting to skeletons eyes heavy
dull cheeks sunken complexion Of blush
without expression animation form emscsted
strung spirits depressed mind vacant utter prosration
and inability for the least excrtion. All this might
been prevented these exist the the symptoms
and treatment pointed in The Married Woman
Private Medical Companion. How bitter moments.
how much anguish might have been spared to the
70 her husband to her relatives by timely possession Of this
little volume.
How many suffering from distractions
peculiar to the female system which undermine their health
the effects Of which they and for which their
decacy orbds seeking medical advice! How many ucr
from proto utert failing Of tho Womb fpor
dlLus weakness debility, whites) How many in
constant agony for many months preceding eonnements
How have dhcut dangerous deliveries! Soma
whose lives hazarded during such time and others who
look upon themselves doomed 10 chdless loneliness will
each find its the prevention ameoraon,
and relief Here, too, plain simple directions given.
which every female understand how confinement should
be managed If emergency arise it often does that
medical attendant is within immediate CALL and thus be
the means Of saving both child and motherl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17
CANCHALAGUA VS.. sARsAPARILLA.

THE ANNEXED LETTER, FROM AN EMINEST Law
made public BY the proprietor Of Gays CahGhsia
psnt tribute to the ., 'n's
you of the remarkably cure Of my only
sSsse years Of sss In .hs
w; s1d saaa
rated could never again be rs;Ufs
10 p:ss III
. ses iss9s tn: CT
on ssi bottle having no confidence but irving
Il ys ag spT a
the ulcer began heal she improved rapidly for three
S ss: than and ;s
to some Of our haDs besn y h use
= under q, s1i III syss
appeared to 3D.,
s gays hs
ssV s1 sns
e i s9 70
perfectly we'll and picture Of health
ever sS, not Isaac Sat e.
with the intention Of tST G ss
child improving rapidly he did not condemn it. but left
It is needless to add that had for it, and
am sure he will 1, ss Of
tion make trial Of invaluable anchaa-
and am certain they wi" be mSRScE .nf mopcEs
To rnxpsrer CAV Esq., proprietor of Gays can'ha-
From H. H. WINsLow, Esq, banker 52 W all street. 100
NEW YORK, Sept. IA, lS4S.
To Frederick A. Gay ESQ:
NY cheerully comply with your request in ac
kno Others the benefit which have derived
the Of your Extract of canchaiasua' or California
Plant. x...r.. -,
have Induced me its to friends and
am pleased to assure you that in instance have been dis
appointed in its efficacy ,.-..--,,,u,
nal qualities that believe it will be found to be an
excellent Of diseases OF the liver ana
Kidneys pulmonary Affections and also IN the purhcAnoh
Of the blood &c. .,,-,,.,,.-,...
may be appreciated, is the sincere wish OF
r. H. WlNSLOW.
TFrom the Sunday Times.
Mexico had never produced any
thing valuable than the plant from which this prepare
ton made should be inclined to despise it, Tor we
satisfied that Gays Canchaagua one OF the most valus
bic medicines which has been added to the
within the present We mean what we IT'S
effects under eye with the most
surprising beneficial results in case OF confirmed bron-
ebtis. rs, n
DEPOT-36 Broadway; wholesale agents, Rushon Clark
Co., A. Il. L. ID. Sands, }. u W. Penfold Co., navland
Reese L. Co.
Sold at by the leading apothecares in Broadway and
throughout the city. MO iot"rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17

COUGHS ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE, AND

Nalsna Cholera as well as Choc Diarrh@a and sum
mer Complaints this extraordinary medicine is remarkably
efcient IA was used with great in 1892 by the in
offered the best and safest remedy tina
can he used Price per bote half size, a. Prepared by
az 3-l3ts A. II. COUGH CO., l49 Fulton street.
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p7. 1T HAS OFTEN BEEN REMARKED BY TRAVEL
RS femaes in this country do not retain their
or longer than thirty but fall rapidly when they
ought the bloom Of womanhood This is certainly
to extent.
Is IL not time then that wives daughters and sisters
should understand themselves sufficiently to their
health their beauty the which produce effects
and how obvate of their msadcs, when of
such Importance 10 their welfare, THE Married Womans
Private Medical Companion, by Dr. A. n. Maureeau,
within their feach-Oho Times
MOST USEFUL WORK
THE MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL
C0NPANIONlf every female had this work, especially
every married female would not generally the pale
ky, debitated wife daughter struggling with COM
plant by causes pointed out in Its pages Beauty
health strength and happy old would have been tho
lot of thousands who in their Wives and mo-
theirs to themselves to their children and TO shec
husbands to have this work and profit by the nvaaaoo
suggestions 1t contains. Spirit OF the Times -
To those yet unmarried but contemplating maHsee OF,
perhaps hcsating as to the proprieV OF nernk snc
probabilities upon H. the importance OF beine pos
seted Of the revelations I'm these pages so init
matey their future happiness csnnot DC "pPrso-
sted. $3.50 ,,,,u a.. -.
rous subjects treated Of as they are OF nature strictly
FOR married, those contemplating mAfrase
Por sale Broadway and at the Publishing once ~
Liberty street N VI Little Co. Albany Davis bos-
ton; y. H. Peterson, o. Chestnut street Philadelphia
o. Tho recent Of 81 copy will be transmitted by mail,
free Of any Part 81 tho United Sns All leters
must be addressed post paid, to Dr. Aaus.sssvs Blk
LIZA, New York city. V&es LIZ Liberty Dw'st.
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HAVE YOU A COUGH?

DO neglect it. Thousands have met premature death
for the want Of attention to common Cold Rev DR. Bar
tholomews Expsctornnt Pink Syrup will positively
give relief you from that awful disease, Pull
monary Consumption which usually into tho
young the old the lovely and the Only
Office Fl Courtlandt street after st May, John street.
milo l3ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17
Extract Of Letter.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH


My Dear SRI know will tho kindness
with encronching upon time, while acknowledge
lin behalf myself and wfe) the obligations feel
selves under you having made known certain matters
contained in your invaluable Married Womans Pr-
Medical Companion 1t has been worth it's weight in
gold If express myself rather warmly will
that cannot do too warmly when inform you the
tent to which have, through IT, been benefited. will
state situation when obtained book through the
merest curiosity look it Of the most founate
Of my life had married years and
the father Of children. long struggling
eeasingy, to the end that might gain moderate eonpe
but the results utmost exertns at the left
me about where the beginning Of each year and
that only with the most stineJ economy suficng with
barely the neceares of life Finally this constant effort
beginning have its effect upon health felt less
capable endure its while felt the necessity
OF perseverance,.
This unceasing struggle my part was mpora-
tive in Of tho Frustrated condition OF wife
with occasional intermson for six years. much Of tho
bed and of incapable Of taking
charge Of household Affairs. Her
would have given had the six to live over agan
would wife had given have boon spared the long
still longer nights rrostate bed OF cknesss
All Of which would been avoided had then copy
Of The Married Woman Private Medical Companion
When obtained and read it, could not credit the pos
sbity that in short time wife would be restored 70
health, and myself be enabled to gain competence. i'm
medatey wrote TO you las will recolleet) for M We
agent which you transmitted by return mall which
was avaed Of My wife rapidly restored
to herhealh, and gradually acquiring competence for
old also leave something to cildren
excused the expression Of tho obligation under 20
have since endeavored 10 circulate as wide as pos
sble and will continue do think one should 10
without copy
Letters arc daily received Of this character unnecessary
present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17

Comstosks Hewes Nerve md Bone Liniment, and Indian
Vegetable Elixir warranted to any Of Rheuma
tsm, Govt contracted Cords and Muscles Stiff Joints
strengthen Limbs and enables those who crippled
walk again Use this article and be cured go without it
and suffer please Certificates Of by the hun
dred be at Courtandt street. after LIST May
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.4nother Extract.
m 4 = l. "

Lee, Kentucky May Z, 1879.
1t is lot to be united In wedock to mechanic Of
industrious habits good disposition pleasing and
agreeable features excessively fond Of children and Of
family and a around him happy were II not for tho bssettins
Of drunkenness About three weeks
he met either accidentally purposey with Of his
friends Of whom either real pretended his goodnature
and beraty him many, he get ntoxi
Gated to lose his and when thus beside himself
he trades and makes foolish bargains much to his dsad
vantage that he has almost reduced himself and family to
beggary being longer able keep shop Of his but
obliged to work journey-work.
We have not been married quite four years and have al
ready given being three dear little Under
circumstances what expect will be their fate and
mnel shuddcr at the prospect before With excel
lent constitution and industry the labor Of husband
feel able 70 bring these little cherub in doceney but
when seriously consider situation can other al
tentative left for than myself away from the
vho though addicted to occasional would sacri
hcc his life for sake; and for whom, contrary 10
fathers will successfully refused the hand and wealth Of
and of preacher continue witness his degra
dalton, and bring into existence in all probability
family Of helpless and destitute children Who
count OF poverty must inevitably be doomed to life OF
ignorance, and consequent vice and misery's N. W. .
This lady obtained Desomeauxs great Discovery for
Married dies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17
STOVE AND CRATE VARNJSH

Pronounced by thousands who have used to be the best
article known for polishing stoves kind
Of iron prevents rust gives jet black polish like that OF
coach body which stands pipes &c. for Sold only
ut II CORTLAND street. after LIST Of May at % John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17

NOW, and Always has been, made By CONST0CKA Co,
Courtlandt street. and has performed the remarkable
in mi: city and nearly al Of this sentiment.
possession Of Costock Co., Fl Court
landt and will be exhibited to all who it, The
original only genuine, will certainly burns and
,cads and nhamsd piles cuts wounds bruises
fever salt ehilbain eryispelas
and all external Inflammation; but
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17

Dr. Courand-sir-For series Of face and fore
head have been with unghy botehes and pustue
and the matter gradually assumed the
rednss Of in short became object Of disgust to
myself and rdicule to Others inasmuch my affection waf
attributed undue Of stimunnt have proved the
contrary using your auable Aedcated oap through
the influence Of which entirely freed from the aforesaid
nuisances and skin has become white and clear II
mony be eminsnty due and quite welcome
make What Of it please. Respectfully, yours
JNO JEFFRlES, Printer, True Sun Buildings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24
Correspondence Of the Blltlmore American.
DREADFUL lON-ONE
HALF ST. LOUIS IN RUINS.

IT Louis, May 10 Z NJ.
The Steamboats, derroyed BY the disastrous fire in this
civ were the Edward Bates. TagIioni, Boreas No 3.
Grey Eagle Sarah. KIT Caeson. Montaunk, IImour.
Acadia Mameluke Bay State, Eudoa. St Peters, Red
wing Alexander Hamilton. Martha, Eliza Stewart, Man
da mr., General Brook and Froc.-'The above 20 boats
were entirely destroyed, together with their cargoes-
many Of which Were large and valuable. large mum
Der If barues and wood-bnals also burned.
The heat from the burning ais fired the the
Levee commencing at Lewis s.. and in the very heart
Of business The flames extended than three quar-
tiers of mile down the Levee and back TO 2i ST. Nearly
every building destroyed, and 1t Is impossible TO send
any thing like particulars
The large and establishment of the St Louis
Republican, with all the types, machinery. &c. IS des
troyed as well as the offices of the New Organ. Rev
el-, and Aux zier German paper)-two OF the latter
offices saving only small p.rtion of their materials
The Telegraph office. the banking houses Of j. j.
Anderson, Benost, Presbury Co, Nesblt Co., Clark
and Bros and Z. P. Fessou, destroyed. The
vaults supposed to he secure.
In the burnt district, situated most extensive
business houses and just at this time they all had large
stocks on hand, OF which they have saved but lule.
The entire loSs is estimated at Five Millions OF Dol
lars-the amount OF insurance unknown.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24

pntsbur continues clear OF the uholers. NJ single
vase has occurred which originated there
The Madison Ia Banner, Of he 18th inst. announces
three fatal eases
The Louisville Journal Of the 18th. ann"nrs sgh.
new cases during the preceding twenty Four hour-. and
iva deaths.
At Portland several oasesof choers have also occurred
some Of which have proved fatal.
MI Ricketts, a the railroad and seven o'
his men. have died Of cholera at FloydsbuFg. hy.
The Cincinnati steamboat Charlse Hammond. arrived
from New OreanS at Louisville On the lth. had 81
casts and nue deaths. The Childe Harold. from The
same por had SIN deaths board during heS rV. one
from cholera aud FIVE from Shipever.
The Louisville Courier of the 18th save that The
general health Of that cy better than at pres
ent.
The Nashville True Wing says that there were two
cases OF cholera the steamboat Bolivar, which came
upto that city few days ago.
At Maysvilie on the l2h, three deaths from cholera
Were reported.
At Versailles KY. there enc fatal case, and also
one al Georgetown, Ky.
The s.. Louis Republican of the 9Th instant says
The DIFFERS Of the steamer 81 Joseph, down yesterday
from Connc Bluffs report having met the steamer Mary
ot Glasgow, bound up with number OF Mormon emil
grants on board Captain Scott, Of The Mary, informed
The officers Of Tie ST. Joseph hat here had been t,ceR
one deaths on board she Jeff this CITY; f copses
were still on board and there ten or twelve down
ia the cholera. Tie. mortality confined solely
the Mormon emigranls on deck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24
wI:s,.M AND X.sY COLLEGE.

81 hav. receiveda very handsomely prnted samph-
es con,ajnnr the lave and regulaoneo Chic ne.SsoS
which is "a he re opened on the lst Of July.
The fees. boardn~Sc. ofnnder sssdussss se' aSn''"
are GIG srlaw strdssts sl95.
Tie flo.ng gentlemen constitute 'he Fscul's'
Eah. g:e- John 'hns President and Professor % No
"a anil Intellectual PhiIos phy-elect.
He,e,l, Tucker. r. osssor u N.nic "a. Constitutional
1aw.
i.anianis $ Ew.i. Pr.fes.os Of Ms.hsmss'cs srd Ae
s'onoms
- J Smead profe.so. oFHn~aniiy.
Xm T. Hopkins. y',.essos u Nstrrai Phllcs'shs and
Chemistry.
f,en,v Washington .profaso. OF History an! Polls
icsl Froromy. q.
s.ter. yohn Tyler. 4 hop G. Sco'. !eotsrs ~
Candlish John u Christian. John :. Nills'n. Corona
Braxton. John y Shell, Colin Clarke. RI Rev ~ lIl'as
Meade, Nm. n. Mcfarland. IIeIry ). Nieeo El"sTd
+ Scot. and Nii uehby Nesron.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
MONTREAL. May Is.
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA

An exciting debate off in the Assembly yester-
day. the question of address The rebellion lnsses.
Col. Gregg said the heat of The discussion, that If The
Queen gave her assent the BILL it would absolve every
British nhabitant Of the colonies from his oath of allie
glance The Solicitor General, Blake. called on the
Speaker of the House mark the words of the Tory
members. He added there some who might be
obliged to answer their in the criminal docket
for having, by telegraph, inquired how many thousand
men could be brodght from Upper Canada The Tory
office, and ratorous and rebelous when out. Bitter
examinations followed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24
BosToN. May TO.
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The brig Haywood. with dates the 29h ult., from
Caracas arrived in this port and reports that great fer
ment existed at this place in consequence of the resgna
ton Of Monagas and Gusman. 1t was thought probable
that the government would be overhrown, and that the
resignation Of Monngas to secure the dictator
ship that Gusman would be TO Eng land to negotI-
ale loan.
All prisoners captured during the last war have been
released including Paez and his Two sons who
Curacao
From New Grenada we learn that Gen. Lopez is still
aciiug President. but revolution is momentarly ex-
pecitd. The Hayward also brings report that an ex-
petition Of several housaud including many Americans
about u sail alsck Bacva, The stronghold o The
IndlaLs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24
yIlr Cl;OiEat-rA!sE ALARM

I no,d deal u ak, and sumo alarm, "eTs ehc:ed !"
r cty On Saturday, hy the rlmor that fatal case OF 20
.lne cholera had occurred during the day The s;t. are.
that ,,au rreyorsly asrced with diarrisri. was taken
violently SEX and died in a few hou's shorlts sy"P
u, that m.lht have heen tAl.n for hos. a cholera.
bad the disease been prevalent in .he city post mos
m examination Was made se.eday. and 'he stomach OF
The deceased was found to contain quart Of "nd'gedeH
.rert giving sufficient exp anaton OF the result and
An tie symptoms even had the sictH been IN strong
health when he mrradeny ri. his organs o'd.eS1on'o
such an extraordiuary tral.-The Richmond Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24

..- bv stance and undeber-
ri. WIN q IN ~ in the history OF road making!
stsIy. wt'ne"' ~ this Is the people, Doctor
a. " II v,1 ''vIl oe M uP' N"u 'O'o', :,
'''"p1 unless v}n VIII ia uP' N ''o ioau'
ssnSe u h- Iva crpcnsire ana Troublesome ex-
,.-s a. 10 tn " SIC
raT'f -. WORD for ~
ihs D','' " ert with great emphasis that the
t1e N'e IN. II II y ret and the best one. and yet
!,..,t Of y,lr Enguser. whose fa'ua'iE has been
II lr, FAIL, a jealous advocacy q me lower route.
"'.'.- Sustain hfn i the measurement OF an actual
-, IN h. l,w-r ute coolrasted with survey OF
mt. including al the meanderlngs OF a road. .
,r IN .c1lain III slth u. 10 De the most ciIcG
I'D ta-. Gated fr the c,uniry ii pas-ess over. Of
1sr,ts. in i}4dfird, difference IS only reported IN
tbe lcatiin u'ab1Gt three-iuurths Of .mle.when
- to,.,o n va bv The repor II Committee, cent by
-, b ard to examine both routes, has the uppee one
I X. Greatly shortened ny is IcatiuQ, Cat ore point
line IN te.r opinion Xile-therebS making this
s and tr0rst r0tes ny measurement, the stortest-e
N lsc YOUR Engineer feely admits That Gu ur conts-
~ a, u th4 ,-rmlau< u cky 81 un. his fist choice
81 81 i-'lun would have been the lAalesJrd route
C4l Wu1ts is prominently GALE. on IN che sSoc'o''e
c,nmuncain to take Ms psi.Ios II this controversy
Ue .he ~ cur mean ind vlduays or IN hs official ca
r9rity as prlxy tor The %ae2 eerants not - the le
tn capacity presume, he hre, DIN hls accns nmrd
pod J1d! nett selected three mem5e'e y sour Bad
. wn u this uuH'ty as P'ssess'nS ooh me soiNs
asj integrity, 10 iraTieS>Iy f"IIIih men uu'e' . ~
eo We sppseJ for an instant chat eo W uods ,lnSsnced
- his own personal convenience (and much At stake
IN the issue Of this location that OF any individual IN
other c,uniy would ically be inf lenced by private
advantages or personal Considerations. My knowledge
If bH gentlemen ,7o.l erbd such supposition, snd
sh!d MI have alluded to the subject bui ~ The sact
eha my .us hints and Institutions are IN cr~naiI1n
in ,nr cum nnnitv that 'deraar resort will be had,
tie Ruard Il rec1rS adhere 10 their present dete
na.i1n shad ange ia the dlrectors will take place.
and tina. one OF slp active paruzae IN favor OF shs
vet .nte is 10 be Ge a the SUCCESSORS; now ana BY
whom these intentions thrown ont, and upon what
au'h r,y ii not undertake ? say Ah.t shey are IN
circulation, is well known fact
flaye we MOI, On the upper sbute. much g'es's' yea
Sun Tor feeling :.at OF Injustice so shreatenInsy held
ub To you by Or. Z mpkns. than those on The lo".'
NJ nj ~ ~ ~ tbe first Ine4tnr If your boar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24
~ i<yAsLsBi.E Cure rcs CHOLERA.

Tax. three table spoons foil q caste. oil. h'ee abI1
spoons full Of the best Fencn Brandy. and ~ drops Of
laudanum mise9 VOL together ans let she patient drink
~ ghe body mus Chen t~ rubbed 9th hsandy ana
no. Sl.nel cloth. Should he condition ~ The patient
improve sthn one hour. and the nale ~ The hngeo
begin 10 surn black ssmnises table epoon full ~
cstov OIL one of French Brandy and Zen dope u aus-
num- IAs generally thro.s the sufferer into pEotounf
sleep. from which he will awaken perfectly well. lhs
treatment has been slund taecna in India, @htre
cholera @ appeared and thousands of persons were cured
by shis sery simple remedy .-iirerYoOl paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24
OBITU 2.

Departed this life on TIE 9th instant. at the county
site II Benjamin Schmlield. Amherst Miss VIRGINIA
SIMPSON. grand daughter Of Mr.. Aaron Simpson. Of
Lyuchburg, aged g. years. Though deserted by her
parents -he has left behind, who over her
with deep abiding grief That one is Miss NJ. J. Bur
ne who adopted her from the c,adle-scene. and by
waching. Cfor the chill always sckl- shs
ia, iubb-d the affections Of true mother Nhch many
can testify to. Bur she remembers that it 10 written.
eiYrr little chden ~ unto me- md io'hld hsH
not sor Of ench 10 the kingdom Of !sea.en.' Cney
shell meet to plTs no moree she sase lussd
J. l.. ".
Si,y2Iss 1919
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24

TIE Marine Corp,.-The Colonel Commandant
ceiyes $3.50 year. Is allowed two with
eraye paw for boihof 1872, aggregate rations.
ing 1885, four horses rated S484 per annum and s276
for wood The Lieutenant Colonel receives $500 an
nual pay, 1912 fnr servants, and 1915 for ratons.-
and $3.50 for ratons The items increased
maudlng Staff Captains receive 500 annual pay,
1895 FIR servants $3.50 ur taons 1884 fur storage and
$3.50 for fuel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-24
THE NAVyJH lsys.

-. have jas. resolved from !! ashng cops ~ che
Navy H.sre- - the ln'ed States for -.S-sn oihclai
.ocumeu. p,ned bs orte Of the Secretary OF The Ssss
in conflrm. v.h a ..soisia~ thai e.ec0. passed. in
.he Senate. .et bese The s srHea: u lie l,s; session.
4. y.nce d 1t. eitin. cs.'es aay not 10 Uaccs?is
h. % the general '.s.'. have taken paine g.
con.en>. su.e fits !nccrsar: ;tses ~ t.v"s-'
" T. Ergre"
The toa n.n,a, Of vessels belonging - are .asy,sr3
the number of guns each respectively carry. are conY's
orb in - S,lIoNi1e zblpc