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Cleared.
ships-sddons Cobb, Liverpool spoHord Tileston Go;
Sir VIM kolesworth tBr) Lawrence st John NIB Wood
Barns-Adslines Eliza Hilbert San Francisco; viciengar,
PrissTCOOnst SBSl sSihali Liverpool Wheel
ssaE bSnse noSeP Eagle
Hale CISre az , Gnysso1 NoT9n rsnsas0s Hand
aSs.oa Rss s%a1a SS sS;:
Co: Lydia CathaTine Davis Mary Eliza Smith
soeF;- Meridian, BailOn, New Haven; Empire. Spring.
stesmsrs-vulcap Cox, Philadelphia; W Pease, COnk-
Lin, Go.
Ship Ds,ubc Chase LONDON and Portsmouth, Aug st. to
f ssss &: K: Sss.ssa :ss s
h us B y'r Ems Ss in s
and from Boston f0s Mobile day. out , ma. 4.
sp.aord Tcston Co. sid in 60 brig SALVADOR for Now
Ship Tennessee. Cook. New Orleans "a days. with mdse, to
ss viii %
y sS' d ss AGS IS spsh SSTS
nom Calcutta Tor SBsdfCri, lis days out
1a;e s. Ss:ss; P'ss s nay ;;s$
sS sa a Il "a sas fSsssss Bs1
. Passd iS ship days Astisus Liverpool
s i' Gays ssi pSss S ffs
S a.s ~ h Iss Cape oSd op % e
the westward stove quarter boat part Of tho house. &C.
coffee to fkirfs Co. lS,S inst isssS a. spoke Fr ship
BARK BslbsTa Br) sasKey Dublin q days. in ballast to
Big e@ss tsw) OLSON Rio JansIro 90 days. with oOf-
Tris sos tForD De Lima. LssOn. 81 day. with wine,
Brig Feso tBrsr) Rsra Para % days with hides
BriS Tsnss. sav1 Port az Prince 10 asys with coa:s %
genre 70 load for New York 5S inst OF Cape Nicola Mole
sRie fr bark Espsrenee Clisan from g Jago for av.
9s,iss sarisa sv,y say;sps l'.9 "a the Platform
Brig renSbs, tEusl n9ldsnhaven St JAso DC Cuba. Is
rs cySns tBrS saan Peiat Pesre Guadalupe Is days.
in lailast to order
her, 70 SraS on ast ss,Srass hight "a sansSsSs Shoals
eame contact with ship both under double reeed sails a.
tshed .lso the cut water and night heads and received
70 Tuessrs liz tSourse gGihipst ats IS ion5 90 spoke
Bs FoT.ao, Gales Turss Isas. i dsss With salt to
B HIinSow tBrj Church Pictou IL days. with coal, to
Brig yeicna kean Rage Island. with salt to O Den
Bril- Lowder Usrkncsu, oreanS via Key West with
Iris hurpsia Stone. Savannah. day, With cot, on to
mi c:peIls. Isvr,nee sgy,a. Ne. days. with sra-
pris Protection, Ill., Calais, days With lumber to Smith
Rs 1 1S s fSTs sSs t.g rs b.
la, 10 80 eHpersneed heavy gale from the NV.
ssa, dSsFI;s;S Haley c1,,r';'s yi'9 .Ar
bath Elizabeth Eaton, Of Portland, from Traidad r Boz
ten.
sem sera,or KrarP, csorsstovn. DC. 4 days
I schr Albany PACKET, Coates, Thstnrston, 5daya
Schr Sea Gull, Nerrl, Thomaston, days
sclr Metallic Cuttler Thomastoh, 5daya
Schr Bride, Fcrse, ThomAston, Sdaya.
sehr Zephyr, Crocker Thomaston, 5 days.
schr Th .aas Bieks, -, Thomaston, days.
schr Isabeiis, Sherwood. Boston, dsys.
schr Cambridge, Lacey, BoE.on, days
schr HELEN Rodman, 49, New Bct'ord, days.
Schr Victory, Bunker. Norfolk. days
schr II Bacon. Miller yirgtia 2days.
Sehr Oneida, Chase Virginia, days.
Schr Native, Baker, Virginia, days
Schr jamestown, Cooct, PETERSBURG
Schr Endora, Leland, Franklin, Me, 3 days.
schr Tyro. Consstock, Lubec, days.
schr Mary Clark, Niekerson, Salem, days.
Below
One brig.
Ava 2o-wind ~ sunrise, $; N meridian, 81 st sun
4.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHnsrELrH,, August 20, 1870
T., Suifaiiy- .arrirsi Of Ars HiicheH rife Of ac
Irish Patriot SC.
The cor test between the rival candidates for tho
sherfaliy In the democrats conferences IL st unde.
eiaed after twentyfour unsuceesifui blllotngs, an
sdjour mat until to morrow resolved upon last
evening.
The siection for whig delegates last evening In the
city WIS cot spirited, and the lends Il beth Mefsrs
DsIe end Nothttfis 10 be ia 70 "a spirits this
mo ming. The f'rmer elsm To have elected con
feres from 10 cot OF the IL wards while the latter
glory in The fact Of having trium2hsd In Mr. Dale's
own ward tLocust.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell the wife Of John Mitchell the
Irsh patriot accompanied by two daughters ARR
this morning on beard the packet ship niberna from
Liverpool She is on her way &c join her brotherin-
The Beard Of Brokers did no business to-day having
Adjourned, In consequeDte 4 the decease Of James
Musgrsye, Etq a member Of their body
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\ cabinet which has grossly betrayed the Presi-
dent, and jeopardized his fame and popularity
Yet The Union evidently has not the sense or sa-
Racity to demolish the cabinet, and only excltes
general Disgust by its scurrlous abnse OF tne
organ of the cabinet 1t is full Of pompous no
things and instead OF taking lofty. comprehen-
sive. national ground, contents itself with being
ably maintain itself, and is already sinking into
premature grave.
But il is now three O'Clock, and the duties Of the
day are over. Besides, have an invitation to Mrs
accompany Miss Laura Angelina, the niece Of my
landlsdy, to "the gay and festive scene" How
the deuce can raise pair of white kids 2 AZ
for the hackman, I'll give him an order on SHARK
& Cot costs me only seventy-fve per cent.
So no more at present, but lots hereafter from
yours, to command.
AsNopEvs IN WASHINGTON
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THr CHaklrsrowN sr.nrrNo Cssr The f,iloSins
ere the particulars 80 far we can lenrn 6f an a.
seuit committed last evening by Lieut. Edward car.
ripgton Bowers, I. y ~, upon MIR b. Crownin,hiels
Secretary to Commodore Downes, at the Cbarlestcsn
Navy lsrd;-It seems that the gentlemen, owing 70 q
each other since. Yesterday, Lieut.. Bowers was or.
de,d from the receiving ship where he had been sta
uoned, on board the sloop Of Germantown, about
TO proceed cruise under sealed orders This order
was unexpected and not ut all agreeable 20 the Lieu
tensnt and rs bis remonstrsnees were OF avail he
manifested much displessure. Nothing further oc.
Cured until between and soclocs Last evening when
Lieut. Flowers proceeded 20 the National House,
thsfestovn, where Mr. Crowninshleld was seated
rssmng newspaper, his back being towards sofa
mthout giving MIR. Crownip shield any wal ming, the
Lieutenant stepped behind him and made a pas
1bis blow tooh no effect but was instantly followed bya
f@ohu winch inflicted slight wound; a third thrust
ra lmhedisttly given inNittn- serious wound near
the heart and the blow vio ut az 10 knock Nr
Crowninsbitlj1 backwards pyon the sofa The noise
brought Mt Isaac Hadley into the room, who. seeing
the rVsi OF affair, seized Snd secured Lieutenant
Covers who was subssqut nty 20 apbridge
jail Tue blade OF the dirk used ato,,. nine Inches
IN length and is conjectured t.as the cause of the
assault wass belief the part cf Niaut Prvsrs that
Mr. trowbin,Ljed he'd been Dstrung.s,a in SIS bIp9
ordsfed on beard the Germantown y,thorgr there /
We're no grounds for ouch belief The r,rrrs,.r Mr.
rownin' hield although seriously wount--s. y-er not
.nsiYtI,di 10 dangerous state. Lieut. Dstprs vas
neu this foreaoon before Justice Sawyep, ys NJ
49, MA TOT dfer 81 any material point fros, the
- ao's' lhe Justice will NJ the amount hosl
,.'V ara tntinated at the Close Of the ~.
ei,9i that ~ would he the best policy 10 nait
~ irsi, hgn to bold hini in safe keeping rhe ploa
= Boston journal, ing 81 wat
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BOSTON, lZS Washington st., Aug. n, 1919.
Amnttan Cast Steel Ras~s-Edge Tools and
Wst-Big Boards and how to get md of them.
Wesend you herewith, by express, a razor of our
manufacture, made from the Adirondac American
cast steel, which please to accept and try, and if
the quality is approved, as we think it will be, we
shall feel obliged by favorable notice Of the ma
nuiacture and production In the Herald, which we
daily see, and observe 1t has the most extensive
circulation Of any paper In the United States. We
have tried the article and found it frst-rate.
Herr We are now prepared to make razors
(every one Of wbich'we will warrant or ask no
paymen) superior to any ever offered in the Uni
ted States and made from the American cast steel,
which We are now using altogether in our shop,
and find II superior to any other knd for purposes
OF fine cutlery. From the cutting articles that we
see in the Herald, we fancy you must have some
thing to do with edged tools, and can appreciate
and describe good article of this kind better than
any other person. Trusting the razor will prove
good one, we remain your obedient servants,
d. WALiHEa & CO., late N. HUNT,
Cutters, Dental and Surgical Instrument Makers.
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LornoN-shr Dsrrte-G Dunmsn. G cursburt. 2 uorn-
Hover. Fover. freh, Rev Thompson. Whit. n
white White, white, c wlitsJ wheeier, and ~ ~
tie eteernwc
Hsvsss-ship Adoiside--urs Hsrmsn yIdoecua de At
soia VI Pela Sasion, Cray, jose Xavier, fsgu-
"a. q Soulsfn, MnrtiT ca, ana 4 IN the stscrsge.
RIO ~ JtNEfpo-bsrk 81 srrence-fapt Morrs ef New
Nsrh; Capt Burfes Of do; Nv Eatcr. Of Charleston.
Nrv OfLxhSs-Brig Iowdsr-Mes Mary Kinney Can't n
Port, rr Hart q Y Hubert. all % Nrw York.
ekVfrSsff-Drig AuFuEta-Mrs brown. Mrs. Caipn. Mrs
Nachi Mrs Seta, Nss Torts Mrs Uium. Rev Mrs. brown
Rctsrdscn. W Schwoll q Byrne, Toliari. CIV
Cenn, and IN the steerare.
Par A-Brs fsTe Tosesr Css ratehett o. roras mSus.
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BeY0I0 marine COrroopOn0amoos
PrusprLrris, August %, PM-Arrived-Brirs Susan
G.'; FS :ss s Sss sss sSs
,on, Haven. ae' Susan WsrdWslL Ma,gc.s sslsmi W
cssary fsrrsWcs Calais. Si.shss s,sa B"sssn Col b
bnSSh ss @Si s' IN New s'f sssS
s. ris s. ss ss b S.,si
fs,S ws,s Co. Gsa. ns1ry WIN, I'M, AZ R%PiTs S..-s,
schrs brown, Dolores. Wilmington, sci susan Ros.,
Sss sc'S ss.T.r wesS 81 Rev ss '
& s kgs. 'n leeds t' p%s:c s ~. oE s,sa
hunter. Rsis.T SYsri Barr.ss My Diss.cp sescsa
S Sgl.cs PsS ahs s.T :s"S
wliisher, Pen River susan wsrdveli Wsscott saeg'
MsIi, Boston; White corson. froSidsnss
miscellaneous.
Lrrrsn RAGS Of steamer Crescent City, for Chsues,
se viii elo.e At KenyOns 81 waust, Saturday, Sept l.
Letter bags Of rsets, ship sddOns for Liverpool will
close above, Iris day. nil1sAM.
s,s s:.ss .sR 3 S s '
o'clock and q steamer Tennessee for Savannah before
Letter q ,s.msr Crescent City for chasT.. P.ns
above ofhee n Saturday, Sept LIST, at21s o'clock.
.rvia P.r vlAns o. Inr Loss o. Tus Bs,s GsM.
Gem s. s. ,;, Bss :. I'd sSsst x. days .igs.
to Ii. sse under date q March h isis ~ otshsis
's' ,t ,s snovsb isissd Dee - 1919 and was wreck
ed Jan 22d lsi9 sunl reef that exisus from
rows ',, as q ss sSso s.r1 s.ss Os,
sSca ny g,Ss ny SP = R ., e sss
sors current both westerly and unknown the
being pish, sra ny mate i ,coh The watch mysslf from
ssir o,t ont Al ~ o'clock in looking over The rail 81
onetbng bite and before order 20 charge the shps
s,,.nt.S 10 relieve Der a fiSt but soou snans her
tovssigst In snl Toe thp tns tast Ne aha or shts
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Indians and California EN-, grants Fighting.


Zip from the st Louis Repeie Of the 19th brings
letter OF June 18TH from James Harris at IndePen-
dence giving runner received from returning aifor-
mia emigrapt Of series OF bloody engagements between
companies Of emgrxnts under Capt. Cunningham
Of St Leus, and 200 Indians at Fort Hal on the Plains
The first onset of the savages, about day break on
Sunday morning, was repealed. But while the emf
grants collecting their scattered animals another
attack was made In which three Of thecompsny were
The emigrants at this time mustered ell their men
together numbering from $50 to ZOO They stationed
themselves in and around their camp; aud about
o'clock in the afternoon the Indians made their appear
and struck up yell which could have
camp whereupon Capt C. ordered his to fire. which
they did with great effect killing or aud wounding
some IL 20 The Indians set up their whoop and
fought bravey and caused the emigrauts to retreat
distance, killing John Ransom Joseph Spars, Jo-
seph Nevsbd and Others whose names are not re-
collected wounding Capt; z. Todd, Gray, Dunlap and
King of half hour after their retreat the
emigrants again rallied and with renewed vigor, met
the red skins face to face in open combat but
Indians the third time and commenced deadly attack,
and after fierce struggle OF forty minutes the rcd
skins obliged to retreat When he left the camp,
the dead and dying Indians were still on the ground
He also states that while the express coming In
train attacked by the Indians and the emigrauts
completely stripped II might here be proper to that
oicer-he never nnched from his duty, but with
the most and conolingwords urged his men
them to be merciful possible He Is brave he dsr
Ing and noble as he Is patriotic Ne Gray Soss Hut
Crimson and others spoken Of In the most hattering
terms, and, in word, the whole company fought
bravely and periodically We will push for ward
at rapid pace as possible, and hope that may
overase those ahead Of and be Of assistance
to themto those who fighting the battles before.
We but few in number l1s) and ready for brush
with the red at any time The information of this
terrible battle from express rider who brought
the intelligence from where the other stopped off An
express rider travels from thirty to forty miles he
then stops and another takes his place. aud all
through copied the greater part this letter from
the memorandum Of the rider ! hope my next will
give full account Of the fight with the Indians.
Yours, in haste, JAMES HARRIS.
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:. ANIMAL oF rHr PaTRior MrrcHELL's Fanny IN
fHt.nrtrm. The ship Hibernis. Captain Michael
arrived at this port from Liverpool this morning Ia,
wing made the ps'eage in twenty seven dav,remark
ably last sailing for this ofthe year Mrs MARY
Hlitch"l lhe wife VI Jobn Mitchell the Irish patriot
zane psssetg In the liibsrus She IL accompanied
ner Two danghters, and u on her way 20 Join her
omco'nernas, IN Wellington. who we believe holds
a. ~ uooef tns federal government Her countrymen
,i, - y VII no ooubt gladly embrace the opportti-
,y % extending 70 her w.rm welcome and sbe viii
~ none ths lees welcome from the fact that her vordv
Gaze an honorable poverty Tor NJ a. tbs r..n,, ~ h
- ,s sbors 81 her gifted husband in behalf
~.lI'. ln,5-p.ndenee They sre stopping at Hart
gust 2etk A"''e'eP"id ouAenn .1u-
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persons vsrs ., n,,.p At TssyrOy.-severai hundred
dsv s,fscted about the Mayors ofcc vsstsr.
Ing anal, ~, 70 witness the investigation Of shoot
lows w facts OF which turned out 10 n. a. al
bey,pg soraa = VI young mes FROM Philade,p,ra NM
i,sd g.,. OF hfteen probably one on no
fhe 80 ~. infest that city we're Az %
New Yort In Gner from AN excursion 10 The ritv ~
1} encountered coored an na1sd p', ,ns CITY,
um nhosn AZ civil and industrious s.i,a James
ngsseo IN towing raft through the can., wno vas
~ ply'ocs,on, one Of the sohooner,s without
ano oschargedt at Jsn Who was hp, seized
son ~ se.en OF tne shot taking effect upon ~, yas
I'm Inc wounded man immediatsly s.sr,s ms per-
sy 70 maze complaint Of the Outrage befcre 1a the
sss. vas soon rumored around tina, tbs sgis-
,onsisg 70 the schooner numbered some nty os
P,vaoed with firearms and that they had sant vel
seensnce 70 all Trenton to take them A Iaroa .so.
.vnrolbey repaired to the depot 20 await tbs s,r,
.ne vessel determined TO the officers ont In ,.
rested o. tne'r duty The whole party were ar
sonS u, however: without show Of resistance al
.In ne, c TO the Mayors Office They nnmhasas
"a ar een persons and dressed In rad shi,ts
a.. .,..s 'ency tutbsne. The individual ubo a.
sIst ~ ss,e nis name as Joseph Walker and s,s,oJ
So. ~ u vas loaded After q hearing on an az"
n~s,.s nef was required 20 give bali for b an
-. sns sum Of al 600 In default OF Which IL
~ w " tAs Court House 7T,nf,n Ce..t,"'
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Married,

On the 2Sth instant, by the Rev. Geo Fisher, Mr.
SAMUEL Il. X. MARSHALL to Miss STErHANIA w daugh
ter Of Thomas Quirk Esq all Of this city
In Brooklyn, the 18th instant, by his Honor the
Mayor. SAMUEL A. BANKS Of this city. to CARoLINE s..
daughter of VIM. Lawrence. deceased Of WestchesteI
county.
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The Indian Troubles In Florida.

following q
Commanding q. w. Totten, throw much light on the
condition of Florida and the adopted By the
government, In relation to the hostile Indians
u. 8. STEAMER WATER WIrcH,
Pensacola, Aug 10 1919 !
sm-I reached this port this morning at 30, and
after having been to Tampa Bay In obedience to your
order Of the 9Th instant presented reaching Fort
Brooke q copy Of my instructions to the commanding
ed at the time my earnest desire to aid him In
any way In In carrying out the views OF the
government On Wednesday the 18th inst received n
left Fort Brooke early the came day, and that
evening got to sea ON my retsrn. The Indians have
not been since the affair at Indian river Pease
creek and Whddons all of which outrages are sup
posed to have been committed by the same party OF
a. considered by the Indians affair Of the nation
Three attempts have been made by Captain Casey, OF
the CommIsssry department. land who H. perhaps bet
army to have n ak with Billy bowlegs. At the fret
and third rendezvous the Indian failed TO make his
appearance. Captain Casey, whose health is very
hemsrrisge Of the lungs, and was copstrsin-
ed TO return to Font Brooke. Billy sent word
sft,rwsrd, that be had waited for him eight
days. There were. In addition TO the t-o regular
onTsnies stationed there, two companies OF volun
sought by the commanding ofcer at Tampa Is to oh.
tain int ryi,w with lilly Bowlegsn and for this he
draft q water With which TO ascend the Caoosa river
The white settlers In the neghborhood have moved In
tofort Drocie, and APPEAR to have been quite uneasy
their safety The settlers at Msaatee river are
iortifying themselves.
(corY)
FOHr BEookE, h. r., August Is, 1910.
SRI have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
OF your letter Of yesterday, enclosing q copy Of
your instructions from Commodore Parker, com
handing the home squadron pruering the services Of
the United States steamer Water Witch 20
with the land forces along the coast connected with
tie recent outbreak by the Indians Ia this State
The draft Of water Of the Water Witch, being a.
have learned from report OF Captain Casey six and
half TO feet could not b. made available for the
purpose Of opening communicates with the Indians
be OW
In view 70 set message into the natioa ANY further
detention Of the steamer would be unnecessary. I
shall avail myself Of your return to Pensacola TO send
despatch to the department, requesting ordinary
river STEAMBOAT four 20 four aud half feet draftJ to
b. rent 70 me for the purpose before mentioned Be
pleased TO make my Acknowledgements to the cemmo-
aoIe for his courteous oncr | am, with much respect,
your obcdient servant,
lsigned) w. w NORRIS,
Major y. s. A, commanding post.
LIEUT.. Cong Gro Torrrr.
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Ihesmber yard ~ Joseph smith At Pa rtuctet N,
- vas d3tfoytd BY FIRE the lsta inst Lca~ SI0no
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mARITIME INT K Lilo e IN q K
Cleared,

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Herald Marine corrsspondsrss.

Ava a0-wind A. sunrise, $; AZ meridian, 81 81 sun
Set h.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-03
For the Gazsii,
Miscellaneous Enigma.

am composed of twelve letters:
bly, /, 10, 4, is found in many places betuea,
the canal and river.
2, 7, it will take the solver and author -
this enigma to make.
B, IL, 10, B. period when to many u.
truth is made apparent that of life,s Or.
joyments all is vanity"
AZ, 3, is often applied to tradesmen rbo
seek to obtain their own.
), l2, 8, 10, Q, IL, II, is the principal bano
of the civilized world, and curse to Ibs
savage.
6, 10, 3, is other than the place you stand On
I, ), 4, one Of those feelings
To mortaIs given,
With less of earth than of Heaven
8, 5, |, 8, powerful auxiliary for good Or
evil.
9, 5, 3, a, without which mankind would he
harmless animal.
10, 6, 7, are the first three letters Of a mnrb
abused, because much used, animal in.
habiting our sea-coast.
ii, 9, an exclamation often indefinitely used
IL, 5, a, 6, many pretend to be, but few are
My whole is place of resort for young and
oid-honored by thousands as bright page in
our history, while others, though few in mum.
bers, deride il as fountain for bigotry.
MARGARET.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. /. lS49


The Flour market has been very quiet to-day
The export demand continues limited. but
holders are firm at 50 per barrel for standard
shipping bands For city consumption prices
vary from 50 to 5,l2k for common and good
brands, and S5,374 to $50 for extra.
RYE FLoUR-Saes OF 200 barrels at So per
barrel.
Corr MEAL is dull, and there is little or no
inquiry for it. We quote at SO.
GRAIN There is a good demand for Wheat,
and with moderate supplies, prices are fully
maintained. Sales Of a 5000 bushels; prin-
clPally prime white for shipment at Sl,l5, and
good red at 81 ,O6. RED is scarce and there Is
but little coming in; sales Of 1000 bushels
Penna. at G2 cents per bushel. CORN is in
fair demand at % cents for yellow, at which a
5000 bushels have been taken. Oars are ex-
ceedingIy dull, sales of 1900 bushels prime
Southern at 30 81 cts, and lot of PeDna at
30 cents per bushel. The Cotton market is
quiet. az the manufacturers purchase only for
the supply of their immediate wants, but hold
ers are firm in their demands. Sales of 200
bales of Upland and New Orleans at Il9 IL
cts per 10, on time. In Groceries we have no
change to notice. Considerable sales of Cuba
Sugar have been made ia 5s per lb, on time.
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RE ITNPKEIUDIEED-Tet

BE UNPREJUDICED.-L no foolish per
be preudieed against ths truly celebrated
medicnca- despse this advice; let be used mmedi
atey pain being felt! matter where it may be-
whether IN the head feet whether il be in the back
abdomen whether arising from external oT!nterna
the BTandreth's Pills. and rely upon IT, pain
viii 60, the body viii he restored health soon ma
has received sufficient from their effect
The quantity of impure humors discharged from the
body by the action the Braudrehs Pis replaced IN
the of few hours with and pure blood, by
the digestion Of moderate meal Bv Purgng body
with this medicine the whole of blood becomes
treIy purified and regeneraied.
That the blood is the life of the body, presume
disputed, therefore shan say that il being the SEAT OF
LIVE, also be the of disease. II disease be
the blood, should abstract the disease ouy
blood II is the impurities which be removed by
purgaton our heah in states Of the weaIner
in all situations and in alt climates The blood, like
good spirit, is always trying to benefit the body by its
struggles eNpe impurities, But II capable 10 e
feet its publication all times do this must
often have assistance. When blood is loaded with
purties especially in this climate the consequences may
be fatal provided the blood is purified once and
this Is 10 be effected il Brandreths Pills are used
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