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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-17

DR TowHsgND Dear SrI have The pleasure TO inform
YOU HAT tee Of my children have been Of The Scro.
mia by the Of your excellent medicine They were
ced very severely with bad sores have taken only four
boles; took them away, Tor which feel n,yae under
deep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w GRAIN, l0e Wooster street
New York, March !, 1877
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-17

I y
Mr.. c. Herstons:-DEAR Sin Having been subject 10
attacks OF Cholc for long time which length became
frequent that afraid take drink OF cold
wafer Al about this time Gone year ago. advised
Try Drs Dresbach Kuhn and pyors speptic Cordial
sold by you, that IL would certainly do HARM
might do me great good, to which consented, and com
menced using il, taking table spoonful Immediately
eating my meals very soon found Il doing me good,
my fears were disspated feeling that had remedy
in case Of attack And pleased TO say that have
have had but attack OF cholc that time and
hut slightly; having the remedy at hand which
In requston with effect YOU may readily imagine how
grateful feel at having srch remedy, remembering
had suffered nine hours Of agonizng pain in the last ut
Tack before receiving said Cordial
keep sad Cordial constantly In my house and do not
venture from home without taking with small qaan
tity would not without or deprived OF IL on any &C
Sount. Respectfully yours,
VIM ANDERSON, No, II Hanover r.
For sale by J. r. CALEAN.
X s. PATTERSON,
Georgetown by NJ LINTHICUM
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Yase No. IL
Class No. 4

ina lNeiloW flne) lihtpcr uiunt " Hse
knots, wind shakes and other defects.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-17
sCRoruLA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concnsiyely proves thai this SARSApA
RlLIA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of The blood THREE persons cured in house is nnrre
re
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-17

UNITED STATES OFFICER
Capt q. w Mclean, Member OF The Legislature and late
Of The United States Navy, has kindly sent Tie following
certificate. irIells us own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. Is, 1897.
A year since Twas taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system left In debiluatel was induced 10
Try DIR. ENTHUSIASTICALLY, and after ing
Two three bottles was very much relieved atirf
butte IL entirely TO the said Saisaparla have continued
taking il, and find that improve every day. believe
saved my le and would moi be without il under amy con.
sderation. a. w, MCLEAN
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-17
Not,ce 10 Pre-emption CIaimants.

"'' ,:om@ III d tie General Land onice.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
Interior of the Earth,

A fact of great interest has been proved by the
borings for Artesian wells in the suburbs of Paris
namely. that we go towards the centre of the
earth the temperature increases at the rate of about
one degree for every SO feet. That the whole in
terror portion of the earth Or at least great part
of it, is an igneous ocean of melted rock, agitated
by violent winds, though dare not affirm it, is still
rendered highly probable by the phenomena of vol
canoes. The facts connected with their eruption
have been ascertained and placed beyond doubt
How then are they to be accounted for? The the
Eory prevalent some years since, that they
ed by the combustion of immense coal beds, is per-
fecty puerile, and entirely abandoned. All the
coal in the world never afford fuel enough for a
single capital exhibition of Visuvius We must
look higher than this; and have little doubt that
the whole rests on the action of electric and galvan
ic principles, which are constantly in operation in
the earth.
We know that when certain metals are brought
together powerful electric action is developed, and
la light is produced, superior in effulgence to the
splendor of the sun. Now if small arrangement
produces such results what may we not expect from
the combination of those immense beds of metals to
be found in the earth Here we have the KEY to
al the grand phenomena of volcanic action. An
illustration on small scale may be seen in an in
strument called the theoelectrica battery made of
zinc, bismuth and antimony, packed in box and
vanished. In this heat, is evolved below, while
the top is cold; and here we have the very cause
of the volcano, when in the interior fiery ocean is
heaving its surges, while its peak is capped with
everlasting SHOWS Prof Sillman.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
The Importance of Conversatlon.

DanelWebster said in the course ofa late speech
at Dedham, Mass, before the Norfolk county Agri-
cultural Society, that, "every obtained great
part of whatever knowledge he might possess by
conversation and communication with others
Books. indeed might do something in this respect
but nothing, in comparison with free communica
ton. If we should deduct from the aggregate OF
each mans knowledge whatever he had learned by
communication and conversation with his fellow
man, very little would be left, and that little not
worth much at best II was intercourse with each
other. that made men sharp active and enterpris-
ing"
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

Be CAREFUL HOW You SPEAK.-Hush; why
should you speak against the character of female
1t is all she has to depend upon in this world just
give the impression wings, that she is not so good
as she should be- and it will fly to every nook and
corner of the town. The story you whisper will
return in tones of thunder, to astonsh even your
SELF who was the first guilty wretch to repeat SO
base story. A word has often proved the ruin OF
a virtuous soul-a word thoughtlessly spoken it
may be, but reported by an evil mind Sup
press any thought which if utterered, might
injure the character or feeling of another. A
thought may be stiied at is BIRTH but word spok-
en- may never be lost. Weigh every thing you
utter, so that none may misconstrue your language
or receive wrong impression. Above all, never,
even in Jest, whisper words, which, if true, would
throw slight upon spotless reputation.
Olive Branch.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
Valaahle Tahle,

The following table compiled from the calcula
tions of J. NJ Garnett Esq, of Virginia, will be
found exceeding valuable to many of our mechan
ical readers:
A box "a inches by 16 inches square and %
inches deep, viii contain barrel, or 1882 cubic
inches
A box % inches by 16 inches square. and !
inches deep. viii contain half barrel or 5,426 Gu
bic inches.
A box Is inches by 1es inches square and in
ches Deep will contain one bushe, or 2,l504 cubic
inches
A box IL inches by II inches square and in
ehes deep. viii contain half bushel, or 1,o75 Gu
bic inches.
A box inches by inches square and a inches
deep, viii contain one half peck, or 268b cubic
inches
A box 4 inches by inches square and 4 inches
deer, will contain one quart, or SIS cubic inches
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

A CuR1osIrY.-There is colored man belong
ing to this county, trading, we believe, on
board of a shallop between this city and Phladel-
piia, who is in color both white and black He is
covered with white spots (as white as the fairest
white man. from the size of dollar to several inch
es. and even feet in length and breadth. There is
a white ring round each of his eyes, and also white
round his mouth, one half of one of his arms is
white. His predominant color is black, only about
a third being white His mother is named Stew
art. and lives few miles from this city We have
never heard this singular phenomenon accounted
for. Where's Barnum?
Wilmington Chicken.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
PROSPECTUS FOR 1850.
OF THE
NJ YORK IENPR IESSa

THIS newspaper published in the city of New York
BY James & Erasius Brooks, and has a large circu-
lation, CO extensive with the Union
THE NEW YORK EXPRESS
is Daily Journal, the first issue of whrh at A. NJ
but there successive during the day. in order
publish the latest by Mail Telegraph. until
P. The price is 81 per with choice of any
Of the Editions
THE SEMI-WEEKLY EXPRESS
is issued Tuesday aud Friday on sheet of the
largest szed Daily paper, full of select. rca mis-
celaneous and news intelligence. Price 81 per
THE WEEKLY EXPRESS Double Sheet
is quarto published Friday. containing Sc solid col
If reading nieipr aud i BY all odds. the arg
est aud fullest Weekly Paper i'll The world Il Of s-
book. Price, for Year, 81 single e"pv. 90 copies to
one address $50. Ten copies to address SIS
For ClubS.-The Dollar (WGekly) Express,
is single sheet. published Wednesday, containing
the selected rf the daily SINGLE Sheet 81 Twenty
corrs Will he D address SIS Ten copies
'n~n address for So Five copies for $4.5A
Payments in ali in adv inc-. Clergvmen and
charitable institutions hve the double sheet Weekly
for 5 so Curren, Bank Bills of the States,
ceivabr. and the propreorS taking the risk Of the remit
il mailed in ihe p~eSence OF the Post master.
Address, JAMES BROOKS, New York.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

SINGULAR FAcr.-The human body generates a
surplus of positive electric fluid, while the earth has
an over-abundance of the negative. Now, an
absence of the positive is injurious to the system
we have strong argument for having some non
conducting substance between the feet and the
earth. Silk stockings for instance. This is surely
the reason why wet feet so injurious to the
health, at least to those who wear shoes, &C. while
to the savage who goes barefoot thick, non-con-
ductng substance is formed on the soles of his feet
that to say, what art cannot achieve. nature
can" What will the advocates of frequent cold
bathing say to this, water being most violent
conductor.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

Judge A. G. SUTTON, OF Norwalk Ohio, writes un-
der date of November, I9, 1876, that Vaughn's Wage
table Lithontrptic Mixture ding wonders all kinds
Of complaints. People invest it with properties little
short Of the magcal In fever and sgue in bilious dis
eases, in droPsy. in gravel in female difficulty, lung dis
eases, consumption, dspepsia, &C. &C. for why should
go the whole catalogue, ''it takes all these and
more. and its beneficial effect is apparent in every in
stance:" but to what must attribute its success;-
there stop, the whole of its has
zled US, do understand it. Medical men step out
Of their way to crush it, they put their heel upon it, it
escapes them they look about little and they are un-
obserued they throw off that dignity and pomPosty OF
which half their capital in trade, and fall to
tooth aud nail TO put of existence; but the harder
they fight the stronger the nostrum and the weak
their practice. and disconnected, they resume
with the air of broken down dandy his fashionable
but ragged cloak their dgn y soiled and BY the
Fray and walk off with air Of majesty Reader get
pamphlet the hands of agents in their vicinity, the ad-
vertsement is in columns, under Great American
Remedy. 1w
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

PoLYGAMY AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-A lady OF
Lynn, in our State, who has recently returned
from the Mormon settlement at the Great Salt
Lake, confirms the statement which appeared few
days since in the Philadelphia North American,
that the laws Of the community permit the men
to have as many wives as they can support-the
young being able TO take care of five or six only,
and the older, Twenty-Five or thirty! They seem
to have adopted the Mohnmmedan practice of a
plurality of wives. though they do not keep them
shut up in harems 1t will be question whether
our laws are elastic enough to cover a community
in which polygamy is practised, however conscien-
tinus the ladies and gentlemen may be, by whom
it is followed. If the Desert is admitted as pol
ggamous State, it will make odd work with our
statute books Boston Republic.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
DII'N;,I.,TjIIsPRY,

4 hk. IL. ID. PAX IA Els rom Cleveiand, re.
IL specially announces TO the pnhicthai he has per-
nanenty located in Lower Sandusky for the purpose OF
Praccing surgical aud mechanical Dentistry. From the
ample resources which he has enoyed for acquiring
thorough knowledge Of the proesson he feels condeht
that he shall be able TO give satisfaction to all who may
desire his aid in the various branches of the profession
The public are assured that the rtmost will be TAX
en- to render his operations both and useful
Artificial teethse gold plate, in number from single
double sett. Pivot teeth inserted in the very
best Carious teeth filled perInane nty
arrest the declay. Teeth cleaned in such manner
uure the enamel Teeth extracted with the most
approved Instruments.
DR.. PARKER, wishes to be understood that he is
sponsbe for all his operations. Persons wishing Dental
opprations invited call his office in CaldweIi's
Brick Building, over DR.. Chamberin's . Office.
June 80, 1S49. Is
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

Ebenezer w. Arms,
Richard Carmau.
DY virtue of deeretal order issued out of the court
ID of common pleas of Sandu>ky county Ohio to me
directed aud delivered shall offer public sale, at the
door ofihe court house in in said county,
the fifteenth dav of January, A. d. 1884, between
the hours by law the following described lands
and trnemenis to witt
The suuh half of the northeast quarter of section
number three in township number four, north Of range
nuHbpr fourteen, containing ninety aud nn-fvtwO
-hundredhs And the north quarter ci
the north east quarter Of the section containing
fnry five and ninety six hundredths acres, except
in the north corner in such farm in
ciude the buildings thereon And the south quar-
ter Of the north quarter of the saction
tanning forty-six aad twelve one huHdrPdths in
Sandusky cuuny. Ohio. hping the lands decided By Ja
cob Frnber and wife To said Carman.
Taken AS the property of Richard Carman. 10 satisfy
decree in said r"nri in favor Of Ehenez-r w. Arms
and against said Carmam.
r. P. BUCKLAND,
Dec. S-3Q:5 Master in Chancery.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

SUcC1NcT AND CoNcLUs1vE.-A 'culled pussin,
in business at Milwaukee, who had left his affairs, in
the hands of his partner, while he should take a
short trip east recently telegraphed back from De-
troit in words following, to wit:
"How is things going?"
The reply he received was
Things is workn."
This was satisfactory. But when he returned to
Milwaukee the unfortunate found that his part
ner had sold out the stock, appropriated the pro-
ceeds and run away with his absent friends wife
Things had worked! Buff. Cour
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
I0pectiscmcnts,
o s It

AKRON, OHIO
TNHIS COMPANY will Iusure on terms as favorable
l. any sin liar Institution.
Il has been found upon careful nvestigaoI that the
expense of Insuriug in Mutual Cumrany does ex-
cred one fru til that of Stock Company. The princi
pie involved, renders it not only the most economical
bur the for those insured
The srici-st economy is observed in conducting the
busrss of this COMPANY. The utmost caution is exer-
csed bI the Board of Directors in securing honest judi
cious and faithful Agents.
DIRECT TORS.-
SIMON PERKINS, Fl b. SPELMAN.
JAMES R. FORD, WIN. S. &. OTIS,
F. ". HOWARD, l.. V. BIERCE,
G. J. ACKLEY, N. FINCH.
J. NJ. Gu rLER,
SIMON PERKINS ), President.
WIN. II. DEW EY, Secretary
JAMES MATHEWS. General Agent.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
Chanccry Notice.

State of Ohio, .Sandusky county court Of common
pleas-he chaRcery.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

xxSIC 4Jsr tsUACESss-=- 4 -
aemkTsUDT-4aa
sapariG the dHercnt called s. r Tnyn.
senda SarsapaTIlR. ORlCfNAI& GEN
UNE and all This Townsend never asf
but railroads. and the
be the title Of Doctor for the Of gaining eE
for what be He he attended medic1a
schools and pacticsd hssn ~ Now the truth hs
pEacIieed medielne day in his life Such te es
ed eerac OF
wish sincerely. had made those State
OF himself or Of When will be honest
and truth IN all their dealings and intercourse with their e
low He spped Ruel Clapp m
ndueement o in ue
and ibeling all possible order 10
impress public belief thai the Old Dnetos
SdrsdbariHa. made from
he Old Original Recipe This p TOWNSEND sys
have for "a week i will give him
400 if he will prouce single solitary proof Of this s
statements Thompson Skilman Co.. nothing but
tsue OF (sIsehoods spy made deceivs the pubcs and
keep down in regard to his soGrin ernss'g se,
Oos,d This the public purchaee none hu
Dr JACOB Townssnd's Sarsaparila having the Old Doc
hin ny Coat Of Ass, sne is SsnAtuTe Heros
Ghe Goat of Arms
JACOB TnWHSEND.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

THIS newspaper is published in the city of New York
l. by James & Erasus Brooks, and has large circu-
lalion CO extensive with the Union.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08

TOBACCO. "A new lot Of 'Cavendish.' very nice. a
i one shilling, just opened. Call and take Chew.
PKTrIBoNE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
500 Reward.
DAN away from the subscriber, on Sund
La. tho OIL insf f,rn Nerrn Mnr =;

DAN away from the subscriber, on Sunday
IA the End inst, two Negro Men, viz:
PETER, aged about twen;y-seyen years. dark
complexion, five feet eight or nine inches high,
Had on a white fur hat, dark brown woollcn coat.
checked store waistcoat, fax and cotton panta.
looms he had other clothing, among VIII .ch were
a cassinet coat. blue pantaloons, and hemespun
wais;coa., blue and yellow striped.
DANIEL. aged about twenty-nine years, vel.
low complexion. about five feet nine or ten inches
high. HID on low crowned wool hat, tow
shirt, tow pdnialoons, and coarse shoes hall
s0led.
1t l. supposed that their object is to get to a
free state, aud the, may have free papers.
Ten dollars reward will he given for cacE, of
them, il taken in this county, twenty dollars each,
ifiaken ANY where else in the state, OF fify dol
lars each if tanen out Of the slate.
JAMES VI. WOODS.
HawfelIs p. o., Orange county,
\. G., SEPT 4, 1919. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
Agse, Billions, Typius and nll Fee
yers-Dysenscryn ana Dt;srrhGa.

In the commencement, il is Of absolute inn
poriance in view Of speedy cure, that fnll dose
of pills be taken at once, because the huEiois
which proluce disease Of this class, always OF
the l0s, malignant, poisonous quality, and no
safety TO life exists while any portion remains in
the bowels or the blood. Should the frst dose
not cure. be not alarmed, but reiicrate the dose.
Should the excavations be very putrid, OF bad
odor, unnatural color, &c Re, besides using four
or six pills twice day, take also, tcaspoontnl
OF powdered charcoal, IL water, every day, while
those symptoms continue. Let your diet he light,
and Of easy digestion, arrow root, rice pudding,
Indian meal Cruel; also, sheco's head broth with
rice and piece of cinnamon boiled In It, or calves
head bro'h. Sleeps head makes the best dict
fit be b lied until the Zones are cl'an. As a
rule, the first dose Of pills cure when Ii nelly used.
Sometimes three or four doses may Q Necessary.
There are cases in which il takes weeks TO cure;
but they DO not occur once in thousand tunes.
In any event, no medicine or plan Of treatment
i better than that above recommended, or will
.coner core. So soon as the irritating matters
are removed, so soon YOU will be well, aud not
before. Anodynes and ashingents have dele
FERROUS effect; hcciuse they occasion the reten-
lion Of that death principle which alone causes
lyscniery, diarrhGa, cholera, and all other diseases
according 10 lis excess over the principle Of life.
Ba BIandreih's Pills are opposed 70 this, as wa
Ter IS to lire. OF as heat l. TO cold; and When
they are taken into man, they 60 10 work bold
N to drive this death prucipls from the body,
and all they can debut if there be work for tii-
IL doses, one dose must not be expected TO do
tic work Of fifty. And this truth should always
be.kep; IN mind.
let not the patients frighten themselves with
The idc that they are too weak to hear much
pnging but bear in mind that these mildly
operating Pills Of DIR. Brandreth put not weak
ness INTO the frame, but draw weakness out,
leaving strength in its place, and give composing
sleep at night, and an appetite to n sh any food.
THE BRiNDRETH PILLS
Arc composed wholly Of medicinal herbs and DO
not contain any mineral or chemical substance
are perfectly harmless TO the most tender age OF
weakest frame; and nevertheless sure 10 search
out the cause of the sickness and produce
CURE. whatever may be its character. when
taken in limo, aud in quantities sufficient.
Or. Bfanlreth's Principal Office, "a Broad
way. New York.
r Ag ,nts for the sale Of Brandreth' Spills:
R.SfIeartt, Hillshorouph.
LBsN.Dade, Chapel Hill. !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
Orange Land for Sale.

4 An authorized 10 sell privately, tract u
Land lying eight OF nine miles north q Hills
borough, belonging the heirs VI The late Nathan
Patterson. Of this county. The tract contains
about $40 acres. principally in woods, The Land
is of good quality, and lies in healthy and de-
sir.ble neighboghooj. ! will cell for cash or ON
credit, and would make the terms liberal. ] would
prefer 10 sell The track al together, but would di-
vide il 10 suit purchasers.
For particulars, reference may he had TO John
Kelly, esq, whose land il adjoins. Should no
opportunity offer 10 sell privately, shall expose
the lands 81 public sale 90 Tuesday u Orange
Nosember coun.
TIIOS. X. THOMAS, dffoneg,
Eouisburg. Sept. 5, 1919. 9s-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.

e
HIS invaluable family medicine. combine.
~ more cleansing, healing. and purifying pro
pcItics, Than any other pills now in use. AItci
nearly eight Years experience Of their astonishing
success, We have no hesitation in claiming iol
them popularity and reputation. unriyaled By
any other medicine.
/ They arc an cllcctual cure Tor Jenu4irc. DIS.
nepsio, Lur Complaints, Pleuisg, Bilious dis.
eases, Fertr and igue, and all dLor Frrtrs,
Coag ], Colds, Inflammation Of tie Lungs,
Rhtumafism, Headache, Loss Of Appttiie, DC.
az p. CHlLDS & Co. clay, Onondara
County, n. Y. are the original and onlg manu-
iaciurcrs Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE IS Cents per box, of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town, N. G., Jan. 4ih, fs49.
Mcssrs p. Childs 4 Co. Having witnessed
the good effects of Your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases of Fever and Agre, Nv the use
Of single box they were both cured also the
headache, several cases and there Icing none
kert nearer than 10 miles of this place, (that
know Off am thereby induced TO write you
for an agency. LIST. because believe them the
best pI that know of and wish TO have them
for family use, and secondly, because am Of the
opinion that they would save much suffering from
ague and fever. and also much expense with en-
plo,ing Physicians. Yours, SC.
Ell PITTS,
For sale in Hillsborough by ID. HEARTH;
also by numerous Druggists and agents Though
out the Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
Notice.

rE'liE subscriber having, on The 9Th day Il
August. lsl9 taken lrlieEs ifsianeniaIy'
according 10 law, on TIE estate 81 I.ryi Whitfield,
iec'd. henly gives general notice 10 al cTcdiiols
II sil estate TO present l.er claims. dlls auilsn-
iicaie.l. within the time limited hy law for iha,
pupose. otherwise this notice viii be plead N
bar u rccoscIy.
Dylaors % TIE said estate win also r,case 70
make payment Immediately.
HENRY NHlTTED. Admir-.
Seri II 1919 9s-iN