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A LFriTR FROM Gov. Boaas.--L w. Bogss, at
r1ne time Goyegner of this State; has been for
hree or tour years past, resident Of California.
fIe is alcalde Of Sonora, aud has been engaged in
extensive business Us merchant. The lndepen-
denee, E1positnr, publishes the substance Of a
letter which has been recently received from him,
BY his son, Mr.. II. G. Boggs. II is not OF late
date, having been written on the 2Oth of Maven
Der last but as lis contents may serve 10 cheer
the hearu, of the gold hunters, now aboht setting
out on along j0umeyS we extract the. essential
parts OF Il. He confirms, says that paper, mosI
Of the information received, as TO the Iichness
and extent Of the mines; says they extend oyei
country 80 miles in extent, and yielding i'm
mense Quantities OF the dist. He Obtained In .
few months, upwards Of S20,U0 worth. Every
body gets gold that wants it, and he says there are
no poor men in California lie thinks about ,tt
persons ste: engaged 10 digging gold; between 6Ul
| anda 1OO0of these are from Oregon. Gov. Boggs
advises his Sons here to go California this spring
without fail, and tells them 10 advise iheir rela
tives and friends 10 70. also. lie tells them tina
any business they may be engaged al hete,i Is an
importartl, compared with what they can do In Cal
iiomia.+-SL LOHisiRePnbs ss''o bed : slt
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Commerce nua shin DuildIng.

From aTeport of The Register Of the Treasury on
the commerce and navigation of the United States
for the last fiscal year, showing the number and
class Of vessels built, and the tonnage thereof, IN
each State and Territory of the uniied States, for
the year endins lie sOth OF jane, we extract the
following tables
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JANE FRANKLIN.
, DEFAkrxrSr or sr.ry

N k.nm. " Y sAssHiIs'.eros, April, IS, 1919.
leist Sat- ut ietler 10 the President Of .he
s,'sst ~ Inn 9slsa hPril {, 1875, has been re-
Asls yeS =, ane he has Instructed me 70
hs s ~ the following reply: 'e "
~ Ave H.. made IN the letter with which
, sas, fao ~ him, is such al woaId .,,ona
lssPl, Of ~. symPsthy Of the ruler ana S ~.
. D, eiIi5 rS,uea Of the civilized world.
\. .s . lsrr.IS h. ., % the United States, who
= ee'ie mind ar sae emotions which agita1s
% IOhn F,.s y your own country, the name
- - yirs0s. ~ S', ~ has been endesred by ms
'Aeh hs hss s sae lhe sufferiBgs and sscrI6es.
soahssred Cor the benefit q,
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nr,irnn Tnrin.

The National Intelligencer has received from
the Mexican Minister at Washington copy o.
decree from the President Of Mexico, giving
the following provisions Of the new Mexican
tariff now in force;
Art. 1. Ispermitted for the term of three
years the Introduction into the pert Of Mata-
nOras aud the custom-h houses Of the frontier Of
the State Of Tamaulipas of the following ar
Iicies, viz: flour, rice, sugar Of every descrip-
lion, coffee, small grains (semiilas, which APP
plies 10 such, except wheat and barley Of every
sort known by the name Of nenesfrOs---butter,
pork, sailed or picked. All these will, for
their entire import duty, pay the rates sub
Joined:
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smP LAUNCHED At 81 LotIss--The Republican
Of Friday last says; naiJ aisii1fvif sid saala
Agreeable TO previous notice, multitude Of opr GU
mted last evenslg az the sir -.. OF Messrs
French Co.. 70 : me launching Of me hfa slI'I
eser 80 upon the WAYS Ia this city. The Matilda Is
vessel a. about SEQ TINS, ind, IN pon ol nsouei sev
sirerts sstI favorsy ss,iapafe WITH AM snip o. ~
toaag knoyyn 20 our is contemplated 10 tregh
her PRINCIPALLY al This or fr California, fo which v0y
sec She was expressly t. All despatch via pc oreagn
in Iisop by her enierIgsi1g builders AID owhen
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

" The brig Susan, in command Of 1t, Hunter
has ari,ed al New, York; IN 76 days from Rio,
where shewas captured by the u. s. brig Perry.
on the charge OF being concerned in the slave
trade. -6Gh. Clipper.
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e. The following is an extract ffomsa letter re-
reive1 BY W. A, Stone, from %. c. Stone, mem
ber of Mr.. Huie's California company, dated i

a. The iollowtng Is an extact lroph lellei ~
revived by w. A. Stone, from %. G. Stone, mem
l,er Of Mr.. Hnie's California company, dated =,
ls, ST. JossPas, mo. } April q, 1919.
ara in town now making my last purcliages,
preyioIts To our final depattane for California. We
are eIicbpped about G miles N. West from this
place, on the opposite side of the river, In the In
dian Territory, where there is no sign of house,
hut splendid rolling praIle, and not Tree can be
seen Tot miles The country is very healthy, with
the exception Of cholem, which is raging very bad
In dis place. Thef,iweEe nine cases la one day
\ think there aFe more C,aliiornians encamped
here dan at 1ndeperdenc have had very hard
time with the mules, ard assure yon, If do not
cross the maintains none OF oisr company will
left Boonville on TIE 7lh Of April, anfwas some
| IS days driving Tho nnles, riding steady, from
morning Gil night, tlrotBh rain and Sunshine. Tho
creeks and rivers we hal 10 swim, andaiter swim
ming them ride in wet clothes-iwe swan tht
Blue river 50 yards vile, and The KANSAS, which
IA nenrIy as wide as The Ohio NJ Louisville, and
yery sp, and after III that we had 70 camp out 10
| the Prairies, and sleep without blankets tvs
nights. We built iafgs camp fife, and the mex
| m5mrt we were slinost toasied on one sides and
heavy white frost ca The other. ,;,, t,f,, .,,,a
Wetake our final departure in the morning,
shall expect 20 get slaige mail OF papsfs anolet
tiers from yoH when get 10 California; oiiisaIa
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o5-Tbe Convent Of Santa Cruz. :. onereiaro
Mexico, was laiels IL .Svn Up Win yunpow Ii.
through ihe carelessness of q soldier. The mag
nihcent library of the fraternity was destroyed
and many lives Loaf
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

'FAfHER Msfakw-Mr Cornelius X. Mahony,,
well known Rs the particular friend of Father
Mathew, the apostle OF temperance, arrived at n
York on Tuesday in the Sarah Sands. He has
come for the purpose oflnaking Arrangements for
the whit OF Father Mathew, who wal be here in
abouta month, as he states ina letter 10 tSlend.
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FsoM CHAeREs.-!The brig Pedrais, Capt L. b
Terry, Arrived from Chagfes this morning, having
sailed the 9th ApdLa He sailed in'company with
brig Leyert, bouDd for New York. liz left at
Chagres the brig Dr.. Hitchcock, to. sail in two
DAYS for; Galveston, The schooner Gsiena for a
Northern port Next day, and the stesnier Maria
Burt for n Orleans same day. !, IL a ,!ausa- a
Capt. I. went over 70 Panama and reports The
followine' vessels in port bound fertile gold re-
gious; American whaling ship Matte, 70 lasse
2Dth Apcii the English brig Bfothers, 70 sail on
18th; Peruvian brig Josephine, 70 Hali ga; two
small, Gillian brigs 10 sail soon. f,tr CHILEAN
schoonen,, TO sail soon Us they could be flted
out--say the 23d. large brig and a topsail
schooner were coming ip as Capt. Ferry left Pana
ma, ION the lslh.) . lie understood Che brig was
chartered before she anchored for slO,D0O, 70 80
10 California The American Corsni informed
Ca D. n that two large whsle,shps lwete expect.
ed every moment; also the American steamer Cal
| ifo-nia and the british steamer These, IL was
theught would take away nesrly all The passen
gers on te Islhmus. Capt. Tsthiaks there will hs
nls..y Of vessels Panama 10 lew dsIs p taxi
~ ali the passengers who have MEATS 70 get away
anil AT low rates Of fas II sperfefaly healthy o.
M, Isiunus, and. the travelling good aoFoss M
monntairs. IN. q. Pic, l5ih., ~, !, ,,,.,;,,3 .
SAD 1fcIpESr.-The horses ran away with IN
| Mail Coich last Friday, between Vincennes an
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12
!. SOMERVlLLE'S PHYSICAL
"a l.l GEOGRAPHY - 2.

nHYssCAI q. Geography, BY MIRr soxxK.
ii " LIS, Authar Of ''ConnexioR OF Physical Sci
eneess &c. la one aezt royal I2mo. vel, extra
cloth, Pn5e 81 %. cog IL n = :
|. - .-fT CON TENTS. Be- a.i-f T.
GeoiogY-Foml Of the Great Continents Highlands d
the Great Contihent--MountAin systems OF the Great
d COndaeat-- uieucan ConinenI--Lo1F Lands
OF south Amsrioa--CeniEal Amenea-NeTlh Amen.
ca 4tsfeenisad-A bstralia--rhe Ocsau-Springs--
Eurdpea an Hvers-~Aff ican hdsers--Asslic RigeFs--
River systems OF North Ameriea-Rivers Of south
Ameriea--Lakes@-fne Atmospheric setaton--
Vegetation OF The Great Confnent- Fi0a 0f Tropisa
AsiAr-Afrisan Flors- Aastralsan F1oTs-Amefican
NegetatioR- of iasscts--.Dfstrbufion Of
FISHES Dist hutton OF Rept.ies --DistTihation o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f Htnnnnia-- Distribution on
hriopS, AMI Future ProSPeets of The HuaAn Rses.ac
From Tat's Rdinbnrgh Magazine, September, Is3s 4
ssWile reading this work NE could not help thinlin.
hasrif--t~si--s --s-.is ~ hr. ars
Of edueslan, might he made "a our S,h1ls- n mann
10 thsr howe YER, this not Accomplished II Is 10 b.
hoped that this select VII be Temedied and that IN Al
our educational Institutions, geography wiz soon b.
taught IN the properway. Mrs Ssef y work m ay
in thsfesPeef, be Polnfed 70 asa model" - =
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l., H;s-fhe Frankfort Commonwealth, Of yesterday,
anaonnces the fact which we mentioned week
or Two sihceAthst Messrs. John ". Finnell and
William Tanner, appointed BY the Legislature, TO
secure The services Of Reporters to report the
Proceedings and Debates OF the Coavention have
performed the duty assigned 10 thesn and have the
qualification to believe, that the corps Of Report.
crs selected bYthem has notits suPesior'in the
Union. ITO eav ali sn.bres-vsnh'G 80 az
Mr.. Richard Sutton, the chief of the corps is a
lsentiernsn of fine Intelligence, and has devoted
his whole life TO the business of reporting, lie
lie in every sense, perfect master of his ra,e pro-
lession. His assistants have been connected with
HIM for some time, and are gentlemen Of the first
respec;aBility for intelligence and a thorough
knowledge Of their profession. ''''i'
The Gommonweslthsay says ofshe proposed REPORTS
The debates oftheg Convention viii first appear
| In The Daily Commonwealth and after the mos
and correction, will be published
| in book form. Several agents have already been
nppontee, and are now engaged in sole ting sub
lacribers ID the Debates and 10 the Daily Common
wealth The cost OF publishing the debates will
be very heavy, and we shall limit the edition o.
both The paper and the debates 10 the subscription
4 q. 'f.if. ..aaH
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

LERsE DIVIDEND. st. Louis Insurance
CorgPApy, has, declared dividend-of fifteen per
cent ppQp the profits Of the last SIX monlhsIe -.
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Mis-. lydia Hale, widow Of Rev. David Hale. o

Mts Lydia Hale, widow ofRev. David Hale, o
South, Coventry, CT. and mother ithe late David
Hale, Of the Journal Of Commerce, died on Wed.
nesdhy last Of Rockville, CT, at the ripe age Of IS
Alrs. Hale was remarkable both for mental aud
physical yigor. Sheled life Of usefulness and
practical piety. The dignity and composure which
were proninent traits in her character perSaded
her closing scene of life, and she passed away in
happy assurance of reunion with the partners OF
her ybuth and the prop OF her age In the wotld Of
prondse.--N T. Jour. Com. .. p ~ '1r'eii r1i
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ol toir NEw fIAvES, Wednesday, My 2.
The ship 5. Robinson arrived al Fairiaysn To-day
nom the Sandwich Islands. She brings $4,000 in
golddhst, and ), 800 bbls Oil.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

PanADELPHIA, May z.
MI. Trumbull, Wing, has been elected Govern
or OF Connecticut by the Legislature ofthst State.
q. The returns from Virginia show the election Of
Il Democrats and / Wing Congressman. 80. N
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

LATER FROM ST. DoMNGo.--The. brig Stephen g.
Bass, Arrived last evening from 81. Domingo City,
with dates 10 the 18Th nltinao. We are Informed
that PTeaident Soulonque WIS within SIXTEEN miles
OF he city, wlthau army OF % 900 well di,eiplin-
ed tfooFs. lie had taken an the town on his
dayIor two The inhabitants were. taking every
possible chance 10 leave. A number ofBriiish
vessels were crowded with refugees, and alafge
quantity, pfmoney and valuable property was pla-
cedin the houses ofhe American and British
COnsuls.l isr1t 90 't3i''taflaS N7iiHi z
The city was alnios entirely deserted of women
and childgen, and no doubt il is, by this time, in
possession ofSoloqus; and, from the character Of
The inan, il IS supposed much blood has been
shed=N1t. iAlkL / h. = .....L.... $500. = L
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small gram, by measurement, 20 per cent
Art , Is likewise permitted the introduce
ton at the custom-house Of Paso del Norte, in
the State Of Chihuahns, Of wood and lumber
for buildings, subject however TO the registra-
ton provided by the tariff for other articles
generally.
An. ;. The Government, in order truly 10
accomplish the object Of the decree, will pre-
yiOUsy ascertain whether there exists on the
frontiers the scarcity Of those provisions which
II is intended hereby TO Introduce; and it will
put an end TO that introduction soon as the
population nov favored shall have been sup
Piled by the national commerce with the need
fnl articles .. ...... .... E...
Art. 4. Are comprehended within the bene-
fits OF this law, ,i25 barrels OF -four and $50
quintAls (ewt) Of rice, introduced through
MatamOras in the month OF January last. I
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"bst Mr.. Melville vrItr as much he wln provided
Alwsys he writes as well as now, AM De shall had "a
greedy devoareTs OF his productions. He has rare
pen for the dehneaeB OF character; an eye for the hu
nOrohs and grOtesque which Is worth LEWIS; for the
description OF natural scenery be Is not 10 be- beaten
ether on this side OF the Atlantic or tho other fiis
pencil Is most distinct. the cOloring beautiful and rich
AS fof inyenton he wibesr comparison with the most
cunning Of the modern Pfenc choo who are funoI.
forthe faculty. I. A better mate rial has not
too years Alen Into the Way eftAe creator and the
poet; more skllfu workman II has been seldom Our
lot to weeoIne But The raw article IS from being
eXhautted, AZ the last page Of his seeand work Mr.
Melville - as fresh and vigorous AZ the first line OF
lac book pIeeededit hike his Tesier he leaves
% with an appetite. We are much mistaken. If the
aoaualt formed between the two does not ripen
into friendship; and n cor years 10 NE shall NOT
ind the sailor before the mast, probably handling the
slee q before the pubic N AlberInaTle street"
For sale By ..s .BECkwITH & MORTON.
Msyll2 n $50 Main st.
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C5-The following Is an extract fDma letter
from an rmigrapt for California, who Jeff New
Yorkfor Vera Cruz on .hs i6,h OF JannHy;i s.,-,.

IN We arrived here safe and well 90 the 1Yth inst,
and have taken passage 20 san Ftansiseo iRthA
ttg nun faUnr, .eacnss we snail sail To-
nonow,gr rext day, and, expect @, arrive about
the lst 81 May. We have written letters here 10
forwa1lfy the steamer, hut learn that all hands
have des,gled her, and thbt she will moi probably
Tetam for month or, two. The Oregon passed
here tkres days since, aud they expectthat she
tSi also be deserted, so her agents, "Mott, rsl-
bott & Co.," Just told me. We have had . pleas,
art line across Mexico, weigh slx OF seven
pounds nlote than when LEFT you. and nevet felt
better. ,lhope that Q. line Of steamers viii get
ItoIrannin,s soon. They will have 70 pay high wa
ges in ofer 10 keep hands, AZ all reports are that
nltners average an bounce day iRthe diggings.--
TheIeports from the, ella diggings areTieh.l
hope 10 give you those Of an eye witness soon at
ter the lat of Nav. q" f'Nni ~ oii'''f N'l H'H
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There was also one steamer built during the
yeai in baltimore, -r -if 39et -'c9 3l
Tie following tnbIs is reespiiulalioa Of the
whole number of vessels olilt during the yeer
endlpg % the 3elh of une last, with their desefp;
lioTt anu tonnage; - E..f..rrlr a 4
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-12

.CEk sUs or MAysuLLE.-The following is cor
rect Report Of the Census OF the City Of Mays
vile and suburbs, taken by order Of the Board of
Council, May list, 1919 '' 'i ,
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3 list PUBLISHEn-

TRvlNt;'s Hook Of tine Hudssn,-A BooE
u ~ THE HuDsoN. Collected from the various Works
OF Dledneh Knickei booker kdied BY GeoIey Crayoa.
vcl f6mo., cloth. IS cents. - I-t--i .
Tie Legends and traditions In existence have hhefto
been Published altered state, in various msceIa
neoss work. and naked up with utnerNSIings II has
recently occurred 10 me that would be acc eptahe
homage to his yensrated shade TO collect one vol
une all that he has wrten Concerning the river which
he levedso well. II occurred TO me also that such
volume might form an agreeable and instructive hand.
hook 70 all Intelligent and inqulrng trayelef about 10
explore the wonders and beauties OF the Hudson. To
al saoh heartily recommend H. with my best wishes
for epeasant voyage whether BY steamboat railroad
t.'i p" GR0FPREY CRAYoN. 2
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ILLIisTRaTED sTaNDAsD PORTS
Z 4 NEw, COMPLETE AND EIRaANT KnfTioN o. 7
THE POETICAI. WORKS OF THOMAS MOORE.

THE POETICAL WORKS OF THOMAS MOORE.
81. AN. ,, (C0iiscied By HiussLEl irs.i. -.iJ
yI,IIEten volumes OF the Ensllsh BtuoB, eomplee N
raj splendid steel EasrasInss, ands aHs Portrait ofthe
So. Thls is the first complete American edition
Of this STANDARDIZED pusiised in handsome and en-
s.Iisppnes OF nature and festy OF genius are the
pre- eminent of the bard OF Erin. EveIy
lining lives speaks in his poetry.
many and as bright as the inse that people the
Ihlziin. -nw ,re2 rf Hf.1 .''tt. '.''...l ''.i
Thomas Moore has unqnestiOnably attained the high
e<t reputation as iSricpset. 3 = lngrace,
both Of thought and peiion, IN easy ent wit. in aeE
tment no one rs sopeFor 10 Moore; his eelebraie
romance, bAa Roekh the ur tales TO " aich
AMI the framework width nHites them have been com
pared ia knbaHyh Re thew. TO feor beautfulpt ars
Joined together by thread OF silk and gold" i.
= t--i tf.snfl eH-t - 'f t.f
4 a NEw, coAiPLEsr AND ELEsArr EDiffoN OF
The PsesicaI works Of Robert soethey, liz y. !;
Tacludirs Oliver NeemaR and Otter Pos,as (aos Ara
err = -fsti r PtHishsd.1 r ~
ILLUSTRATED with Elegant Steel Ensravinss, and
a fine Portrait One handsone, large 6yo. y0lB
1.-THE beaies Of M. Souiheys poetry such that
this edition hardly fad OF nng place The library
OF evert person fond OF eiegasi
msr3u "a. ga Ia 49, 1 tsi.it fs6Asin 81
-. NOTICE TO TAIlOHs. Il !.
TutE subscribers engaged in the msEufac tSre
L. OF Glazed Waings black and white, for the ute o
tsors apd olotherY IL IS OF The VERY best quality o.
the Eastern article. We now makingi az In snfaenl
Quantities 10 supply the whole ds uiand west Of the ale
ghsnes orersfroh iry goods jobbers sothiers, &c.
p'1r''P'' '"'" w. s.i RUSSELL. a sTRaRss.
Cincinnati. January %. 1S19.-ff rsr srr ~ n
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IT AYAR DIS Nsneveh, Vol IL, price s2 50.
=. - -. BEcKwITH & MORTON.
MPyl3- sH lisll --i 632 Main 81
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UbrThe Thibodealix Minerva of the 4rh, has
tie Following s b. s9rgt3iss Y's17 sn' ,
"Tne waters from the efevasse on the right
bank OF The IaiouTche is fast encroahing on the
lands Of a number Of planters in the parish OF
Terrehonne. Much damage Is expected TO ensue.
"lhe efeyasse on the lands Of Mr.. TheTiol! be-
low here, will be closed in few days. A large
number Of minds have been employed on the
work Tor me last two weeks. Tie water has
recesied about IS inches at this point. t...I !.
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Gnlsl Pens.

II j, said to have been given in evidence, in a
trial INV before the New York courts, that one
hundrrd dollars worth iof, gold pens- can be
made from an ounce Of gold, costing sixteen
dollars. BAH SaH..
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Messrs. sASDs.-Gentlemen-I consider il bot an act
OF Justice 10 yoa state in reference
10 the great benefit have received cure Of an 90
sunzte CANcERoUs ULcEa ON my breast.
was attended eighfeenmOnths BY alessT and skilial
physician, assisted BY the advice and counsel OF one Of
oaT most abte and experiences sngeons, without The
least be ht Whate the vaIiOus II feef
ing resoted 10; for ve Succession
my villa eaastie tunes day anu
for daily synged with soati0n Of hitrIC
acid, and the cssity internal ulcer Sc
held over ounce Of the solution. The iort0rpIsbed
ne ulcer and examined the bone and SAID the disease
advancing rarkdlT 70 the Lungs. aad 1id not srt
speedy relief By medicine III By Operations, rcsb
would be fatal ADVISED % have the breast lsid
open and the bones examined; bet hlHlE fIs
worse. almost despsired OF recovery and considered
seeiag vaIioas testnaonAs and CERTIFICATES az ere ~
toe % S-nds sarsapana, la Eases s1nsF b my
conc nded 10 try few botes, several OF wheh Wer
Used, but from the long, deep seated character Of nv
disease, produced very decided change
This the only pfobabie for my ease prse veri
nntl The disease entirely cured. IL - nov over elex
months since tn cure was Completed toIe ( nsf m,
slightest appearances 81 return dA6soe pr5aou.r-
nyse rek and ne etirey sgcci 81 "a SDsf Ssu
sAPAnILLA t0ok o0seT ulediciae al an Ina -,
tag me sle lsas hsus iakrs siars
which thiHk " my duty maks YOur valuable So,
parlA uuTed me, win the heSsDg ~ IiE one Providence
when nothing else COULD and n myself under lsSf,ns
ObhsatiOus TO yoa- lean ny things Camel write
aud DO most respectfully invite LADIES sc led a. LaV
BEEN ID Can upon me, and viii safSy them llIv OF fle
Truth as stated above, and many other things
70 the case.
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E.,,onsi Intelligencer, Of the Sd Inst
j. 'n' sloousnt and affecting letter from
rs ,. = Sir John Franklin, the great Eng
@tF ~ 20 the President Of the United
y '''E ..Iisg 10 him to use his influence
ssi'A &c in this country.for eo-oPera-
hF ,bs British Government ia the dis
20 s'r ,,seus Of her husband. who, in
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