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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDICINE IN
THE WORLD.

ne result o1 series oil Chemical e3phrlmentS this
Compound Extract of elbow Dock and Sarsapara, with
other almost equally vegetable substances
OF the greatest discoveries of the and the first and
only instance in which these Roots-so long in use by
the faculty-have been united into Compound possess
ing due proportion OF the peculiar virtues and powers
of each.
Its is astonishing having teon
thousand since its discoveryess than two years
It's unrvaled power disease, and great SUPERIOR
ity over all Simple SarsaPara Syrups, may be attrba-
ted to the fact that it is composed purely of vegetable SUBJ
Stances each having direct reference inter-
nal organ; consequently the whole system is benefited
1t is the most highly concentrated Syrup in use, and
being quart bottles at dollar botte it is also the
cheapest 1t pures and enrches the Blood inEigOrates
the body and consequently ezpels disease
the SYSTEM more effecualp than any medicine known.
1t is pleasant to the taste occasions neither sickness
pain its operation be taken regardless of business
or Diet and by the aged and infaut with equal efficacy.
In all Chronic Diseases this compound is the greatest
blessing possessed by
This Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Is a
positive, speedy and permanent cure for.
Consumption, Scroula, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Gout
Liver complaints pna objections, Ulcers syphilis, drop
sy, asthma piles scurvy, affections of the bladder and
Kidneys Mercurial diseases, corrupt humors, rush of
blood to the head, fever and ague, female complaints,
general debility dyspepsia loss of appetite, cods head
ache, costiVeness gravel, Night sweats, coc organic
affections papation ofhe heart, bes, pains the side,
chest, back, limbs, &c. &c.
1T IS INFALLIBLE.
In all diseases arising an impure state the blood
or Irregular acton OF the system
IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM an All Wise
Ben has deposited plants and herbs congena
stituons and adapted the Of disease; and the
vegetable kingdom does the of man, well the
instinct of animals, turn for antidotes to pain.
The syrup is scientific compound Of the most valua-
BILE Plants in nature, entirely from deeterous and
enervatng mineral substances and it expes disease
from the system mparts strength and vgor in
ponding degree.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
This is to certify that the undersigned Physicians
of the city of New York. have in verv great many ca
prescribed DR.. Guysots Extract of elbow Dock and
Sarsapara, and fully assured that it has equal
among all the varied srups and sarsapara preparations
that have ever been sold.
John F. Stebbins, NJ D. Samuel T. Wells, M. D.
P. s. Maynard, M. D. F. R. Thomas, M. D. James
E. Morgan, M. D. M. johnson, NJ D.
TESTIMONY.
The following letters indicate its salutarv effect in ca
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i. o. o. r.
CrOghan Lodge. No. ~, meets at the Odd
Fellows Hail, in Warehouses; bullying, every Saturday
evening.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-17

MARY P. EwING, &
EDGAR NJ. GREGORY,
Administrators of
ALEX. H. EwINe, dec.
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January 81, 1845.
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February "a, '49,
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OFFICIAL.
Appointing ats by the President,

Appointing ats by the President,
By and cih the advics and consent of the Senate.
NAVY AGENTS;
GEORGE LoYALL, navy agent at Norfolk, from the 18th
March, 1919, reapponted.
WILLIAM SLoANAKER, navy agent al Philadelphia from
18th day of March, 1s40, vice s. d. Patterson, whose
commission will then expire.
PROMOTIONS IN THE NAVY.
JOHN c. LONG, now commander, to be a captain in
the navy from 9th March, 1919, to fill vacancy occa
stoned BY the death of captain w. NJ Hunter
THEoDoRus BAILEY, now lieutenant, to be commander
in the navy from the 9th OF March, 1S49 to fill the va
cancy created by the promotion of commander John c.
Long
CHARLES IDEAS, now master, TO be lieutenant in the
navy from the 9th March, 1sl9 to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the promotion of Lieutenant Theodous Bailey
LAND OFFICERS
ALFRED CowLEs, to be regi ster of the land Office at
Chicago, Illinois, in the place of William Jackson, whose
term OF Office has expired
JESSE X. DUBOIS, to be receiver of public moneys
Palestine, Illinois, in the place of VIM. Wilson, whose
term of office will expire on the 18th instant
MATHEW GILLESPIE, TO be register OF the land Office at
Eiwardsve, Illinois, in the place of Jacob Judy whose
term of Office has expired
HARRY f. BRowN, to be register of the land Office at
Green Bay, Wisconsin, in the place of Joel s. Fisk re-
moved
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
JOSHUA TAYLoE, collector at Ocracoke North Carolina
vice Thomas j. Pasteur, whose commission expired
WILLIS H. ARNOLD collector at Pearl river Missis
sippi, vice Rufus o. Pray. resigned
JOHN N. FROST, surveyor at Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire vice Winthrop Pickering, whose commission ex
pred
JAMES HUNTER appraiser of merchandise at Savannah
Georgia, vice Charles Stephens, deceased.
[InteNigencer
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THE UNION.

"The democracy have duty to perform to thenselves 5
and to the country. The spring campaign in Virginia is
approaching Every good and true democrat should be
ready to march at moments warning and rally around
the ballotbox the call OF his country Especially in
this district should they be the alert Rely not upon
deceptous promises; watch the progress of events (;
rally 10 the support OF the strongest candidate cast
your sufrages for the who is acceptable his
own party-sustan the nominees of our conventions
abide by the usages of the puty-suPpor no imprac
cable selfish asprant for popular favor-eschew half
way and half way measures-srke for your country
and your countrys But above ALL be at the polls
on the fourth Thursday of April next, there show
your faith by your ,oork" DO these things; and then
to the future may look with the hope that there is
better time coming Let principles. not men, be our
mottolet capacity, honesty, and fidelity be the
of standard applied to asprants for popular
favor. Let union, harmony, and concession-every-
thing for the and nothing for men, rule our action
and then may look forward with bright ancipations
of success to party and prosperity and greatness to
our beloved country"
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALTIMORE March l7-5 p m.
SO. Parfeks day-Fine ceaherTKe telegraph dectsiom
Markets, &c.
The seventeenth of March, the natal day of ST. Pat
rick has, fom early dawn 10 the present moment, been
decidedly the pleasant, clear and bamy day OF the
month, although the almsnacs all predicted the
usual panment of the festival The Hiberniun So
eiey just preparing sit down their grand feast in
honor of the occasion.
The decision of Judge Cranch in favor of granting
patent 10 Balm for his chemical telegraph will render the
completion ofihe line from Washington 70 New York
serious drawback to the Morse line and will also enable
i'ehy 10 SET his wires going from Philadelphia TO New
orleans essrs Josiah Lee and Zenas Banum are, with
another capitalist the sole propretors of this line,
building from Washington o New York and have pur-
chased rom Ban az stated the exclusive of hss
invention between the cities named The poles are to-day
being put through Baltimore learn that the whole
line is nearly completed
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
flour inactive, with sales OF only 800 barrels Howard
street, at 81 75 Sales of City Mills terms not made
public Sales of rye -four SO S7A Nothing doing in
wheat Sales of bushels prime rye Us Is
Oats dull 26 Is Sales extent OF yellow
40 80 cents, and moderate sales Of white at As
cents Whisky is without change at 22A cents in hogs
heads and 23A in barrels, with moderate sales.
AT New York this morning the stock market was frmer
with decided tendency advance. United States treas
ury SIS quoted 1905 and the loan ll2{ Flour
changed SIS 65 for Genesee and IS 81 10 IS 50 for west
Genesee wheat selling freely 1856 per bushel
red Ill Il2 Yellow So cents, with moderate
sales mixed SO cents.
No change note in provisions.
Cotton steady, with sales of 700 bales.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun


The patent case.-Bain US. Morse-Important Deeis.
ION, &c.
This case came before Judge Cranch, appeal by
MIR. Balm from decision of MIR. Commissioner Burke.
The facts leading to the appeal are briefly, remember
correctly, as follows:
Mr.. Morse had obtained patent for telegraph, and
had acted under it for some time In December, is4e.
Mr. Balm obtained letters patent in Great Britain for an
improvement in the telegraph apparatus and in teIe-
graphing His patent differed in many respects from the
in use by Morse.
Sometime after this, Professor Morse filed in the ar
chives of the Patent Office cavea setting forth that no
perecting W nventiOn improvement upon
would deposit his model &c. He did this and complied
with the requisites of the laws and in August, 1s4s, he
obtained patent for his new invention.
In the an tme-hat is, between the filing of MOrses
cavea and August. lS4s-Mr. Balm deposited in the Pa
tent Office model of his invention, (for which he had
received patent in Engand,) and demanded a patent
therefor.
The Commissioner of Patents heard the case and de-
cided that, Mr. Morse had filed his caveat ANNOUNCE
invention. and had done previous to the appca
ton of Mr. Balm, that Morse entitled to priority and
further, that Bans invention similar that of
Mr. Morse he could not grant patent to Balm without
permitting interference with Morses apparatus This
the general ground of the Commissioners decision
From this decision Mr. Balm appealed to the chief JUS
tce of circuit court who by law is appointed to hear
all such cases The was heard on the 9th of Feb
Iaary lasMessys Kendall and Lawrence appeared for
the Treasury appeared for Balm.
On yesterday Judge Cranch sent to the Patent Office his
opinion and decision The decision is in effect, that the
Commissioner did not err in granting patent to Mr..
Morse for his inventions but he did err in refusing
to patent the invention of Mr. Balm That u.s. the Chief
Justice says both parties entitled to patent and that
there was interference the part Of Bains invention
with that of Morse.
The effect of the decision throw the parties upon
the courts of law decide their controversies In con-
sequence of Judge Cranchs decision, there can be no
bills in equity, njunctons by either party; but if
either consider himself his invention nterfered with
injured by the patent granted the other the remedy
must be by suit at law, before court and jury. B.
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The democrats of the city of Detroit achieved another
glorious victory yesterday We have not heard the
official from all the wards, but enough has been learned
to know that we have elected ma, Last year the
wings elected their mayor by 100 majority The
democratic majority now is about 900! We have also
elected loot is city oihcers-the wings having elected
their candidates for recorder and clerk The result
these two offices produced by local causes. The
democratic candidate for clerk cut by many OF those
who opposed the amendments to the charter and those
who opposed the annexation of the Sth ward.
The BOARD OF ALDERMEN We are not positive, but
year the board stood 10 wings democrat We have
certainly elected three fourts of the city and ward tick
cts The democratic ward tickets are elected in nearly
all of the wards.
This is glorious victory, and nobly have the demo.
Gratis of the 1st Cd Sd, 9th, and sh wards performed
their duty. The LIST ward Is now the banner ward.
Detroit Free Press, March 8.
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NeNy Hanapshlre.

We cut the following extracts from the last Boston
Post The wings have met with Buena Vista defeat.
Samuel Dinsmere the democrat s elected governor by
majority ranging from six eight thousand and II is
not yet absolutely certain but that Wilson and Tuck
are defeated for Congress.
The New HAMrsHRE DEMOCRACY TRwMPHAsT.-A slip
from friends of the New Hampshire Patriot shows in
tn rty democratic for governor OF 647
and the editors estimate the majority for Dinsmore at from
SIX In 80 towns, choosing 80 repre-
sentave the democrats make net gain OF TwENrY-sIx.
similar gain the of the State will give them
than a HUNDRED majority in the House.
In the first congressional district far received,
democratic gain 632. There 81 towns in the dis
rct, and Tucks majority about 800. II the Of
the towns in the district have voted like the above, Amos
Tuck is defeated and Dr. Kitredge elected by handsome
majority.
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The MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION. readers are
that Colonel Weller, with portion Of the party de
sgnacd the Mexican boundary lne left on the I'd
instant the Alabama, for Chagres Colone! Emory did
sail with Colonel Weller He reached New York on the
23d umo to embark the Northener for Chagrcs Others
of the party now in this city, whom may
ton the United States surveyor Mr. Gray, civil engineer
OF distinction He arrived here on Wednesday last and
with others connected with the survey will tnke the rat
vessel for Chagrcs Mr. Gray was employed in running the
northeastern boundary ne and the line between the United
States and Texas Colonel Emorys name is with
numerous Reconnaissance in the Great West as far even
as the Pacifc-N o. Pic
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Enough has been said of the slavery question lately to
satiate for the present the keenes appetite. We would
waive the discussion with great pleasure and far
from meaning wishing to continue it, by laying the
following short article before our readers
From the New Bedford Mercury, March IA wing journal
AN ANrI-sLAvERY IN THE CABNEr.-The good sense
and liberal views of the President have been
strikngy displayed than in the appointment of Mr. Cola
Vermont the vastly important office of Postmaster
General The Post Office Department controls greater
of patronage than any other in the gift of the Pres
den and the the head of it is supposed pos
great public opinion and great facilities of
disseminating particular doctrines Still Gen Taylor
moved by such considerations, and elevated to the
responsible and powerful position OF Postmaster Cen
eral who had few days before voted Cor the pre-
ambe and resolution offered by Mr.. Colt of New York
We think that four of the of Gen Tayor's cabinet
may be reckoncd in favor Of the Wilmot Provso and
Messrs Ewing and Collamc particularly well known
as Jealous opponents of the institution of slavery 1t is
enough that is Ohio whg and the other Vermont
whig settle the question of their bias the slavery
question faithful and devoted advocates of free soil
TO be found
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CANDsS sARSAPARILLA In quart bottles, for the
from . Or Of the viz
5 k Hy on ss .s. s1n
Rngworm letter scad Head Enlargement of
Iumbago and from uss Mseay
D0P,y Exposure or in Life Also Chronic
% s all s
ss ny Sa s po,sa simple, the
Ss as
far sppers5 the varon. e0mpoand bearing The
who have used capable doing for the millions still.
the fountain springs of life and infuse' vigOr throughout the
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA
The following striking and as will be seen permanent o.
Sour roRr, Conn.,, Jan. !, 1913.
Of the n saT
in the my severely scrouls
leg suppnae physician advised
be az
paria Tho first bottle produced decided effect
she had used six the "s.ohmen and des an%
year s net a
ing the disease was thoroughly eadc.ted from the Our
Yours with respect JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from Mr. NJ gentleman
wen known in Louisa county Va.
DsI so have cured boy mine with
lily. Yours truly ~ ~
or - IN w. HARRIS
"FRrpERIcxs HALL, Va, July IL, 1887
Sans s.nArAnI amos, unnecessary to direct at
non article well known sdly popuIar
this PREPARATION but patients often use the extract
o SparIIa induced worthless
containing little this valable
root and think cannot confer our
s than in directing their attention to the the
essrs Sands another column The bottle
sged hold those who wish a article
will find this all the medicinal the root
The experience the
various diseases for which recommended and the
me more than other perhaps this medicine useful
pairing the achsnge Of ssasonHome Journal
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS
druggists ad Chemists Fulton street of William
York Sold also druggists generally throughout the
states and Canada Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S.
Mar is-tlsJuly
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"a gentleman, late officer OF Gen Tnylors army and
attached 10 Gen Woots headquarters from hs tune h. took
command Of the army Of Occupation Hnta hs ratification
Of the treaty Of peace, and who the con dan oil Cen
Wool in his public and personal affairs Informs that
The charge against that gallant officer of attempting
propriae honofs TO himself which of right belonged TO
Cen. Taylor is unjust that the private well as
public correspondence of Gen. Wool, if published would
his conversation uniformly exhibited a devotion to his
great patriot in seldom felt by officer towards
another where both had rendered their ilusous
upon the bloody field Gen. Wool, in his report in
his public and private letters and by his conversation has
given Gen TAYLOR all the credit that general could posi-
Div receive, for his gaanry Buena Vista. There
glory enough for all, generals subofnates and privaes
So lot assassin hand attempt friendship
acted upon the bloody battle field and ended in
brace in the preseace of victorious army under their
shouts of victory
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
1910 1917

Democratic gain 232, which nearly overcomes Will
sons majority in lSH
In the cd and 4th congressional districts the democratic
candidates certainly elected.
p S--A slip from the New Hampshire Patriot gives
the returns from 96 towns. Dnsmore has now nett
gain of 1902; and il is supposed he will have majority
of about 5000 in the State In the Sd district,
received from &c towns, and Wilson is supposed to
be elected.
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In SENATE OF THE U. STATES.
SATURDAY, MARCH II. ls4e
NEGOTIATIONS.

REVOLUTIONS.
The following resolution, submitted yesterday by Mr.
RUsK, came up for consideration:
Resolred That the Sergeantatarms OF the Senate con-
nue the messengers and folders during the of Con
gress, as long as the public service may require.
On NOTION the further consideration OF the resolution
was postponed until Monday
The following resolution, submitted yesterday by Mr.
BRIGHr, came up for consideration:
Resolved That b. f. Brown be employed as clerk in the
Senate, under the direction OF the Secretary
On notion the further consideration OF the resolution
was postponed until Monday
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF ex
ecutve business and after time SPENT the doors
were reopened,
And the Senate ad lourned
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We devoting much of our paper possible to
the closing proceedings of the last Congress We finish
the publication of the laws this morning and shall
probably close the books to the debates of the Senate
the of the next week.
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tits nmated to us that rumor has been put in crcu-
laon that the Hon. Andrew Stewart of the represent
aives in the last Congress- had been candidate for seat
in the cabinet and that his claim had been set aside or
rejected We authorized to state that the rumor is
unounded and that, on the contrary, Mr. Stewart did,
in terms, before the members of the cabinet were desig
mated, perempory decline being considered as candi
date for any office in the gift of the administration
fIntclligeneer
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Rv a. GREEN. .guct,preer.

RN.4. GREEN, y7uckS0Meer.
MAHOGANY PLANK. BOARDS, VENEERS, CHAIR
lNl STUFF, &c, AT AUCTION-On Friday the sd
instant shall sell, at my warehouse, at the corner OF
and Ninth Streets Haslup Weedons now building at IL
O'clock m, large lot of mahogany, viz;
100 mahogany plank
do hand-rail stuff
AO0o feet do hoa rd, l. g. D. l. 1 and II in. stuff
1000 do do veneers and IL set chair stuff
Terms of sale All sums and under $Zo, cash over
S2 credit of and four months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed
sale will be worthy the attention OF carpenters well as
co makers as there is good deal suitable for their
se ,rbe attention of all is respectfully invited
Mar id A. GREEN. Auctionesr.
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REvERDY JoHSsoN-A Washington correspondent of the
Norfolk Beacon says
"Mr Reverdy Johnson, learn upon entering on the du
ties OF his office remarked to the clerk and messenger both
democrats, please retain your Offices Now added he
am delighted that have disposed Of all my patronage
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For CALlFoRNIA-The ship Salem, for San Francisco,
sailed from New York on Wednesday, with large num-
Der of passengers The steamer Senator and ship Helena
also sailed on Sunday.
The steamship Crescent City was to sail from New
York yesterday for Chagres, full of passengersamoDg
them Mrs. Fremont and Mr. Jacobs, son-in-law OF
Senator Benton. and the New Hampshire Mining and
Trading Company, consisting of 25 persons.
The barque Anna Reynolds, Bottom, and schooner
Alfred, for California sailed from New London on Sun
day, full of passengers
The ship Henry Astor sailed from Nantucket on Mon
day, with the Astor Mining Company, and number of
passengers.
The brig Arabian, Captain Slemmer, for San Fran
CISCO to have sailed this morning from Kers wharf
F. p We unable to obtain lis, OF her passengers
in time for edition to day
The first full rugged ship ever built upon the Upper
Mississippi is to be launched shortly at ST Louis, and is
to proceed direct to California under Capt j. Evans, the
latter part of the month She is called the Matilda. is 500
tons house measurement and spoken Of as be-
ing OF the first class
The Quincy QIl) Wing states that Henry Root & Co,
of that city will start the 18th of April next twenty
passenger carriages for the gold mines. Fare 5000
through in fifty days. An express line to California from
Independence is also proposed by Hanspro Peacock OF
ST. Louis, in forty five to fityve days, at $500, they
furnishing each man with mule, &C. as his own ind
vGua property, and allowing light mule wagon to each
club OF four, for baggage and PROVISIONS;
passenger who arrived at ST Marks, Fiorida,l IN
twenty one DAYS from Chages informs the editor OF the
Savannah Republican that upwards OF 500 persons were
Panama axiousy waiting their turn Tor passage to
California, and great speculation was carried on In the
transfer of through tickets
The Peruvian government had sent the war steamer
Rima under Commandante Vallereso, to the coast Of
California for the protection OF lis subjects who have
gone there in search OF gold
The vice consul of Mexico at New York, Mr. VIM
Geo Stewart says there Is no truth IN the statement in
certain of the city press that immigrants TO California
from the United States, through Mexican territory had
been molested by the Mexican authorities
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