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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

TIE cars on the Boston Railroad came In collision on
Saturday, near Chester Factory, and Col Kettle the
nail scot was severely, ~ not dangerously ojrrei.
meeting vac held. last veek VI Syracusr to dis
cuss The unity Of constructing railroad from that
city TO Rochester.
The Mayer OF Cincinnati had silver watch stolen
from his pocket In court, ON the sth inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

LOVE- AND SUICIDE Last evening, about half
past SIX O'Clock, slight screams OF woman were
beard near tie tiidge of the Hamilton Canal, and
bonrot and shawl we're also Ind there From this IL
wac that some mad mitted suicide by
hapiDR into the canal This proved to be true the
booy Of ycupg woman. named Drill Durrpll being
lou, upon drawing Of the water for that purpose
IL APPEARS that the unfortunate girl domessi in
the ia miy of Mr. Lamb on the Hamilton Corporation
ard led TO commit the fatal in nee ~
the desertop Of her lover. young man pamed Jacob
Jones who're attentions shs has received for some
months past, bst who left her two three weeks
since. The act was deliberately done. She bad de-
clsrsd her purpose 20 the family. and raid she would
he in her sbt mind at the time che did It She wrote
letter to Jones and after placing IL 10 the most ,e
preceded to the canal q! q threw herself in Tb.
letter taken from the Office, by Jones ths morn
ing in pretsnce Of the CITY Marshal With The promise
t. permit 1t to be seems but after obtaining ~ he
fussa TO thow It The letter probably explains what
Of mystery there 10 the matter Jones appears
to give the affair email nd lis attentions
nisocr ceiyed II she supposed them serious she
from the state of Maine, her age about twenty.
Csc. A brother resides in Fact Boston Upon her
table Was the following Hoe, addressed to her room
companion -
Wary, when Jacob calls here after my clothes !
want you 90 let him bsve them all
VIII you write 20 Joseph Durrell, and tell him am
no more LoueH t0ur,sr Jan H.
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LIVERPOOL AND IssesmsniP Europa Liverpool
I Mr. DeOn and lady Mr. Walker lady obd
Fellows and father stephen Baker, Hunt Ham .mas
shumen. Draper knight New York Dr. Osnan, Guap
aqqi Mr. sehptio hilade Ra; Young YoTs Per,ops
York. sh,IpOy. hontre. aeglans Jump Lima SCOTT
Woodbridge Lane Smith, !umamarN Yo.h Baos Canada;
in barney York; Bates. Boston; Pleasant, An
teron jr Pggot Smiah Lewis Bliss Strons York;
Lloyd Canada P1sdCphia Bq%kook JspYs.'
Iabrisks Mr. Parsons Lewis, York; Mr. 1owse Wales
Mr. Waters London: Donoln. do siopson Ireland Mil
r Mon real Bon Stanley and servant Enslaud Ar Apple
ton Yori7S For Hsifsx-Nr Barker Leeds. Eng; Cor
don, nontrsal Hamilton fhiladepha Mr. Askiasoa-4
TotiiT. -
eAyANNAH-steamshp Cherokee n Epson and lady vr. Z.
brssie Master Gray Nss Savage Mics Aerndon Miss God
sard Mrs srling Js.,s and Asy Mrs Robinson;
LADY, John Dore LADY, r Foster and child Miss asrod
and sivsnt CLARK lady daughter and servant Honry
BYooks George Cooke Rosenbsum Wldman Lamples
John Gilbert, william Smith, Yale Jr wm aabrshsm.
W Reynolds John Randall, Mct'arty J Palmer W
in the seerage.
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Caldwell Live rpoo Ann Curtls N0raya Norfolk saov 10;
nsss kobinson, .h.rssor; bArks kAre Ooson TraIdaa
nssch Pm The sass before yepor below 70
main Solar % We can rn; as so bark Jsdtn whc, s
bach the coy and do again day IA anch IA
the woses 1t thought lark Union yesterday
Bar. Mar sid sehr Eagle. II omas NYark.
BALTIMORE narn-Ar hrS,cambrsn Walters. Long Is.sd
Gld sh Juliet Miller. West indss wilmington. aosAol Dc
Mar s-Arr swed brig Ensshstsn Troy.u New
ro% NYor, bark Haircut sasS, Iss
H. NOrkso bgs HenIoo Paine chsgrss Emma DiakiaSon.
GLovosTER Mar SID brig Sarah Ann, Higgins, for Ha
| vsua. go
kiysr Va for Thomsston Returned brig Emcl ms.
Portland schr Alert Ph.l,dolpha Sh, .es.s
s ans sanaos sdSs s%siias s Pic
Mary ssTa osS;o sI sSss -,
| for Boston, rem sclr oamAieL
Belle S.ss and oa
th.I DO for do and probably others unknown
s. IL Noans S iss,
Csowel LverpoO ships Goo Pate, ssnson aare s.rdi
bark Sarah Bryant Gay NYOrh lshr AOyona NJ
ronne GoidirE London Cray a,vre barb Ap.orp
Bake Limerick IIs brig ai .. psvss Sled
lowed I'D inst ship Jarnes cooper and bark
i'oarLArp, Nor 5--Cd scar UHo. Edwards. NYorh.
PRovnEscE Mar eIarr sloop Esgor Williams surs New
Floyd.
Denmark ,rowsl do; Triumph Mason NYo Eliza FOnsAins
,chr sars .ass.b lawrence stanford Ct 'd
sAyAsSAH Mar i.n brig Wilson rslsr ICnwsord. NYort
Be-, eTssnoos vernon Faye cSoca brig sa c.rvor
Carver Boston sAp Gondar Barstow. NYori brig Benz
sAInm Mar 6-sd schr Joshua prown. Africa.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, N1rch III L. NJ.
The vet weather had tendency 10 chez operation ms
IN most exemptions of produce to day, and the sales
we've oephned 70 the wants Of the regular trade Flour
eod TO fair sxte Mt rates yesterday thou
the market could not be called firm. Southern rye
Hour and meal continued quiet without change 10
prices Western wheat was In fair request, nd sold
10 moderate extent terms stated below The
trabfx cions In corn were confined to parcel Of old
mixed Western. Barley wa, heavy, and lower offers
were accepted. Mess pork was held for an advance,
which checked the operations. Prime dull at
previous prizes Lard moved to fair extent md 40.
tstions we're well sustained Groceries generally were
quiet Cotton dealers were busy with their letters
and the transactions were small
AHLs are Sc 80 for pots, and 81 for pearls with sales
100 bbIs.
BREApsTUrrs- The market for Flour remains much
a. yesterday, with q moderate inq niry Quotations
for common brands are So 90 o SIS 564 favorite DO ,
SIS 62H; and pure Genesee, 50. Sales sum up 5 QUO
bbs In southern there ID bat little doing Ill saes
we're made at previous rates Rye Flour moved to the
extent Of 200 bbls at So 3,s Sales 100 bbls Jersey
Meal at 81 u.s. For Wheat, there fair de nand for
milling and ssles Of about ! ,0u0 bushels H.
including Ohio NJ 81 Ii. Long Island at 81 05, aud
Ainturi ut 81 II Barley is scarcely 90 6rm and the
tendency Of prices 10 downward. The sales reach
5000 bushels, IT 62kc. ESQ.,. according to quality
The bLsipess In Corn 10 not large and echsuge
operations were effected This show of samples was
email. In the forenoon some coo bushels cid mixed
western sold at 58e Rye ees slowly At previous rates
Oats are quiet at 40c flc for ca nal.
CoTIoN The market continues dull, with sales OF
700 bales at our quotations.
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MARKEr rs ELSEyIIERE.


rMApiLruA March z 1879 First Board-ssJoD Penna.
6G 5o 40 ~ 6.O so s6 81; =, Coal scro, 7 10 do,
rs Nv 90 as itW City We lDH; sUO War Bounty lO; as0
Psnnsyivsns g. - 81 1900 Tennessee Annual Oh 7o 10
vm IA % 81 ~ $40 leash Loan, T; 3D Penas lvania
- Conl scrip 77!4i ITO de, ~; 40 do, III lOJ
s q. ~ 10 10 81 xO 90, "a $3.50 rsnnylva,ia Be- S. gu
g.; LOO oehuylhh Navigation 6s IS liz; 20, d., "a
IN o, ga Mofr1s tana a. 40 DO, s5 ipA 81 do iOa III
d. loo rsrd eans 10 l21 2,dO, l2 100 de- Is iaS
~ ee, i.s ~ Ili lanai b. io's 100 do, c, ln; 30 DO
n; fernfylyapa Bank 2yi 40 susquasnah Canal lag M
hong Canal IN "a ~ Reading Halroad 1871 Beiocn an -
500 sc.uynh intsrs ~ quo bs o. lUo
hsaoins ksinosa' 20 IN sseosd 10 rdS 90 scsuySil
Perhylvsnia M 1900 &c uyki Navigation Ga ~ isx
10 ssaDin 6s 81 lU sh-res Norris Canal IOl 80 do
ln; Ikfmer Loan b. lsiS 100 0irard Hank nix IS do
In 60 Union Canal, Is. li'k Is yicksburg, l5h;
BosroN. March Boardl chs Vermont and Ma,
Railroad IN 10 do Boston and Railroad lU5{
do N5ss; Is do 054 IS Eastern Railroad g Vernon Zen
t2 %. aeadins hsrosd iG 100 de- is, % do le Fitch
buph Rarosd l rannfaetrrers Insurance Co. lis ~ e.
Boston Co l4 Is do ls 90 do 10 10 GIooeS Bant go SioJ
ending ka.sd Bonds isSo sly sesont Heard March 8,
90 Reading Railroad b. III 90 do b. 1871 70 do 1877 IS DO IT,
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IIER, counsellor at Law, aged ~ years ais rsmsius
viii be vsy~d from hi. late resdsn cor ner of the
let aud 0Sth street. to Rock md county for in
terpent.
The relatives and friends Of dsces.ed tender their
gratitude to Capt C. Lesis, ri BARK Hrrist aud Mar
tha for forw ardins his oor.y ON to New York
New Oriraus and Cha estou papers will please oooy
On Wednesday ar,ernooa the 7th inst., Mr.. WM
Wkrror. Of Brooklyn, in the 26rh year OF his age.
His friends, ard those Of thu family invited to
attend the al services l9i Fulton street. Book
lyn. on Friday morning at O'Clock. His remains
win be taken to Pstsrsoa, " J Tor tutsrmsat.
On Wednesday evening, 1th inst JAMES MELLrv,
In the 35td year Of hts age. The relatives aud fs
Of the ia uiy and those Of his brothsn law Bernard
Frlry afternoon 9th inst ut one O'Clock from al,
late ,ssidenoe Gas Canal street. between Green ~ioh
and Waahingtcn.
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nARITl N Is lsTn LIan . r.
SUE kis@.. - eATs reee
SUE aETs. % NIGH vATER........ "a


.
Cisarss.
cSs,ass.. W Lyon, Savanna. Mitchell h''' ''e'''A o'
d. An" sn Bsga . New
Brig: Galveston. NsrhoR Havsaa. C Read; VIM Jones'
scariy Daniel wistts Smith, phadsDhiu; corn.l Young
slOop-E@pire, Smith. New naycn.
Arrived.
mss. to sppfSrd TIssoD g. Sunday ~ Pa spoke
shp No.t.rner, bound to Ch.sres all we % Pa mil
Monday Az esohansed ssaa: win ps
ori:.ss :nsl, &c
Is months out full cargo Of chas Ssen % days north Of Cape
between the Chesapeake and Delaware large
hess Of y sssis bound North s .. v,v .,
,osS; sS teas Low BsS.ssl. Jan -. iasssSs
% 6 Aspss s .1 s for 4 Hs sl ss
0rle.p. s! inst ship oswsso fton 9rlesns yo
ar cams during time. ''s '' S"''
ship Olumbis johnson. Charleston days. with cotton :.
Bark Fiorina PsndIeton st Mark. % days. with coon to
from New Orleans Tor eossn Al Ia. 81 lon n 81 90 I bark
New M asr 40 out S I
Ion spoke ichr Albano from Newport H. for Wilmington
Bark of Bcstou) Parker Mobile with sO.ton
IN ss % H DAYS SoTn 81 &
Balnesas NV q :pohe bark Ia. Hlstt d.ys
SCI the 9Th stT ~ leo rs bark Jub Ice Of Portland
days from Trinidad do Cuba Tor rOrtl,nd Feb ~ lat H.
fo :ss, a.s 2 @ H.
;Sth % 80 Ion % s. spoke Halo
ma.tsd Of TO the southwark bark having
nsrk alice Tat0n. Hail. BossO adays in ballast to the Cap
81: IS days . .a ~ss to
7ts a it 81 q lon 81 s. SPOKE s Desssd osnd for Boston
,e had ahsn tho crsy i:op of ne Or bark Jane
nc S and ni s. % q u boar: with
e.: M; ys : H. {. /, s
g ship Maid Orleans hence for NJ. Orleans M IS
s 1t IS H. Ss
VII Xxx ~ s. a s Se
'sa sais slSs oa ss
81 .s 1 n os I Cd E
bou,d north same time saw steamer with blue wheel houses
schr Matilda Wooster PASSPORT with lath The has bson
fss soS, y :. sss rsom,,oD
sohITrumpet; Anne, Thona.toD.a daya
sshr R R I Gros.. p pro"noesown
echr Brace: Ja kson. Grsenport
s sissI 'sS :S,I s;;! S:si IsS:n
sSSlGssst a Ssaos'I Mslss. sosson
schY Richard, Gross. Provncetown,2 days
Below.
shp Charleston Brown. from Charleston, with cotton 10
Panama from Halifax Loudou put in Ia dsess
ssp o% II pilot boat
Brig Demararo -. from Hio JaAeiro.
Brig Cimbrns Koppcrholdt. from New Orlsaus
ecbr STAR from Porto Rico.
SHIP reported the Bennett from New Orleans
Also sbps. barks and triys.
Sailed.
stsaships Europa HALIFAX And Avsrpoo Cherokee savar.
nah; brig Erato, Cads
Bi. vsndsla frou Nsvpor Wales Boston. lays to an
chor at sw SPIT wind b,and PACKET ship Yokto Lcndo
s. remains at ii. sw Spit also bark and two Ssss outward
bound ship Napier for Baltimore bark Mallory Francis
e brig Anat Tor Curneoa 10y 70 anchor quara1ne also
evera square r eyed vessels IL tie North river.
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sreo 81 y.ars. ; '" =" H. NcAHAhAH,
His friends and acquaintaAsss, AID tho,. Of his
Iohef, James AcEerman, and Of his protnsrs in law
James T.. Perry and X. M. Burke ara r.scssts,,i ~,
ysd 70 attend his funeral from his late No
III Clinton street, to-day, (rbursday0 at2 p ~ 80
cemetery for interment A"oou
In this city. on Tuesday, the 9th Inst AFTER shor,
-ond severe Illness, Mr. HlNRr OssoENr formerly OF
Troy. N Y. HIS remains we're taken to rrov f,y in
<e-tm.nt - 'N' '"-
At"s.on bic rs~'g- from New Ofleans 20 Chtrle,
eS".S "a 't-fs"S-..@. Esbssas, ia, IAI4s lie.
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LEsroN3teamship CONFERENCE.-The Sarah EVAN Miss
Pthard Mics Halliburton, Mrs Barnott and f.m Mrs
Corr ith Brown. Jacob A MoNeil, Y PAr'ous
Dotterer Carr Jacob Lath Morrow Cuthber,s,n.
Nitheni NJ johnson, Dor r Green. A Garrett
Paddock BaooD Wadsworth Lewis Fried. WIN Ewap and
KEY ssT-Srs vissa-GaptA williams. L IL strse.sr.
Ra~
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NlisceuSneOuSs

LITTER BAGS Fal,on Havana Chay~s and tie
LAl.past Il o'clock. ' -
The ship New World. for Liverpool will sail tomorrow At II
o'clock Letterbags as above
BARK Africa Charleston 18th ult from Boston, had bren
ashore Cape Rcman and knocked off Iudds would have -
intnd oek fare
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will he saved. How wonderful the providence OF
Almighty Con. in saving the liue ch,!d aud two
Of the females, while tie hardy. and experlsncsd
snarlntrs found watery grave took the l. ne
boy saved up IN my lap. yest&rdiy a'Iernooa; ana
allen rescued, could not help exclalmiag, in admi-
ration Of that providence without which not a
,nsrrow fallerh 10 the ground.
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On Monday, 9TH inst, in this city, by the Rev VIM
4. MnhleDberg, MIR. JOHN n. ALLEN, Of Lskeville, L.
J., te Mis- MAErHA C., and Mr.. CuAnlEs II LArroN,
Iormsriy OF Cncinnati) to Miss JASE Louisa, daugA-
>sts =. mr. H. y. Layton, Of Roslyn, l.. ].
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Chaos, Mr.. AR.
vsheH'oSi OF Baltimore, TO Miss MARY GRAY, Of
Boston papers please COPY
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oraM Manne Corfesp0moenos.
2si.s gs@oIs Exact rsis5. Bai%oIs NaStaas.s
Co. ID John sdams Sparks Norfolk for Boston sid scas Boil
He .sn,sn snS pavuA.s vs,. struck ,,
en- haha@ "a inst and hOre beam snd. sns
5thsd brig. Gar. Ellen. Mare su,.n Abigail shrs Jam.
''fs1 ,sIs sss.s Venice Liver
Brmep Chcopse Emery Boston; sch Governor Arnold III
sSss New xsEa New Haven Kelsey New haven; Ru'n
Kingston Bowen Jaacs Aloxioa tBr) Pat
s's New sss:n sA
Fan kver; gSreas Thompson NYork Rusing, Smith ds
'''' '''''' " ''' Misceu.n.ous.
Ixrrrs ra,on for U.v,r. ch.rs..rx -.
r,so win elc;s the Exchange Reading Rooms This day.
The ship New World for Liverpool will sal tomorrow, st IL
BANK AFRICA Charleston 18th u from Boston, had bes,
% sshS ne o And knocked oil 'add would have
BRIG Coz lof Phadsphia) Lyle from Busnos Ayre
sSSDS 20 BosSp pat Into Drsrs in
s sa ysEs s ? MN ny s .n
ssHt reported lost near Cap. Look ou:
coSs,ax ss' ss ss S q
'' sec u'vO.. :.
VII .sss Of Boston underwroro dated th last
t,,hin ss ot si w. ,hS % hs hn o. ship
a ss ,sa Consisted III {: s cass @.d oil
cs @ psr ss' sok asa q
90, haISh'n sasss content: aOf
WnEcEITle wreck Of vessel discoyeca In Wells
hhon ioi oou -FOUR uiea from the aore, and about
na boon lani ec sg IN aoont 10 iatoows water Last.
de few daye ie nj heel ina
fes held down By The rigging The mast IS ihche, IN o
arner hau Lse hor anu WOODEN Saddle aud bslox tho
saase an iron CLASH with hase and in tbs clasp ryc sockets
Tor syng PINE with two eJesfr the g7oe nocks of the swing
5s tooT 1hs mas. was anted green IRON the deck /, Ia,
is Tree rom ps, and With the wood spped bons
ana r rreb,ts that i, vessel belonging to
Nova Scotia hitch struck Boon island ledge sunk
Miller n aster hom Nav York Sept ar at I,cTa Or ~,
Zar since which nosins sa sn ,t he's a nS asy LOT
tur Jor 81 VO at TIE Equitable ocs ana sa
A. the q MON Office same y,see ' "A >"s WV
r,,r s,x I,op,r,founs ns,r n,,,.r, r,u,.
LIE 80 mar hpnsu LB1, lew days since
were f0osc o,oss seen TO esye tho Striking eohr
nj III, M % '"e| APphi,' " " fo'S towards
Do'A isAha Nneh 'As' s.en'
Notice to Mariners
Tie Dopines Bullosks and Sains Points, in hi, r,e,
have been cd away by TIE ioe-Proydeace Journal
9nowsu
pt. Warm .sfod fBr, t:ncynsi M Inv, from, Iv,,
OF Font Look Ont and suppied proysous Tie
under yards with loss Of fore A,a main tops Is
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM PERNAMBUCo--OUr-
bRRAK OF THE kEBELs-The fast sailing brig Put
Lam, Captain Farrell, arrived at this port this at
ter:oon, in 81 days IRON Pernambuco. She brings
important intelligence from that country Oar last
accounts TO January lIrh, at which time the
insurgents, to the number OF 500 TO 900 men,
Organizing tor an attack on the government, and
the establishment of republic. We also learn
from Captain Farrell, that on the I'd OF February,
the insurgents entered the outer town OF Pernam-
buco, and got within square of the Recess Bridge.
Thele they were met by the government troops,
and light skImlsh ensutd d, which ended in the
success OF The forces OF government at 8 O'Clock
IN the evening.
As Capt +. was leaving, 1t was reported that
the insurgents had made another attack the
south part OF the town. The Portuguese were in
great alarm, and were leaving their houses and
going on boald the various vessels In port.
There were number OF merchant vessels OF all
nat,on In port. Also, two Portuguese briggs of
war, one English do, three Brazilian brlgs of war,
enc corvette, one steamer, and one trigate.-
Philadelphia Bultet'M, Murch Z.
is said the Home Department rendered to Hon.
Truman Smith, but declined that gentleman prefer
ring to take his seat In the Senate
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An EpIcr AGAINST THE EUROPEAN SovEREIsNs.
The following singular document was published
yesterday IN one of the German papers Of this
city;
PROCLAMATION or GERMAN-AMERICANs THEIR
GERMAN BRETHREN IN OLD FATHERLANp.
Since every effort, prayers, and representations,
which the Gel people have made, TO induce their
Just oppIesorr -mperors kings and princes OF ell
TO seAudon their unnatural positions, have Al oeen
power instead OF granting the people their desires nave
only them with shots VI csnnons; aud since
their deaf to the voice Of humanity and
only open bypoorites deccivers and lie
since, sso there EMPEROR kings and princess In their
asnt 'g.D; the people nave crots. S~ .Ss,
mon bspgmen, WindischgrstE and jelaehich, ehss
they might root out honest men from among the peo-
pie pls the rights Of man under foot and throw
tboussnds worthy families into suffering and misery;
and since, finally, all mankind nov become en,,ghr.
esed, acknowledge the Shove and wish the present
forms Of government to cease In which hereditary
princes airogste to themselves to be the hsal men
Who ct .. times have proved themselves to b. enemies
and rob them Of the right to be free right given to
the people from God therefore. OIher
Of roofing out these deadly enemies Of mankind. other
than that We German Americans, and our friends who
ere OF the same mind should offer rewards to the
OF p
and to abide harmless and incapabs Of hartng There
fore, We offer the following sumo Of money
Do. do KING Of Prussia. $4,000 do.
For ae.trsy ing any other king, prince, -. .
For the bead Of the common hsnsm.n -'
Windiscbgrsts. 10 coo 40.
We believe justify these me ssures bsfors tho
world because they and against men destruc-
tive to the common race Of men, whose hearts are
hardeBed Sgsinst every feeling Of Justice aud whose
actions not better than those Of commoa thieves
and murderers.
We further beieve, and it 10 our firm conviction,
that it IL the holy duty Of every free to help
to hapsb them from the earth ana TO root out their
msj.stes Il ON among the people and they VINO help Co
DO this work ought be highly honOred and
ms Of hem. nj n Tell
For the punctual payment Of these rewards, aoon
The toer doors Of the deed properly identified
TO be paid to them their heirs, pledge for
tunes and our honers.
In the name Of the Union
l.. A WOLLENWEBER,
Corresponding Secretary, No. 27 North Third street.
Philadelphia
To whom all applications and letters (post paD must
be Addressed.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE NEW YORK
IL Post 01ioe March l840.
OFFICIALLY HAVING LAR0Esr
OIRCvf ALTON.
Please mention the date Of the List In which they
LADIES' LET.
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nOme P0rSo.

HosJoN X.rcN q, n'fr lhp Iihe-. nrJwr H,n'e
fesiies hare y ssJr Wall salvn, brs shb l.. r,e,
,T'vi sU'la, D-,1a sHj Go,o3fc. ell disdsp.
ta bige fsoaa, Resk tty VI Bsasa g3J 70 yj.Js tasj
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

- ' ~ wv wv
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II is said the Home Department was rendered to Hon.
Truman Smith but declined th At gentleman prefer.
rim Z to take his seat in the Senate.
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..4- A.Aa--N~. ~
The Daily spy., 1849-06-15
NEDICAL NOTICE.
lNIINCG huS;cinm aud CIi

I. Nj. COMINGS, Physician and Surgeon,
Having given his attention or some years, to The treat
men of Chronic forms Of disease, Offers his services to
the afflicted in this and other England States. Those
particularly who affected with Scroua, any Cua'
neous Erupiions, Rheumatism, Graye Disease of the
Kidney Liver; with Old sores Ulcers &C., that have
deed the OF the best Old School practitioners
in many cases radically greatly relieve.
We have successfully tgeated hume of White
Swelling that have pronounced incurable and ampu-
tation recommended
Persons at distance suffering under the above com
nlans, any other Chronic eecton, may consult us
by letter, stating mnuely the symptoms and history OF
the We forward medicine and prescription by
Express or Mail
Those in the city wishing personal advice or prescrp'
find US at our Residence and Office No. Chat
ham Street, (iGtely Division STD Worcester dMl0
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DR.. S, Arnold's Balsam,

n SURE AND SAFE REMEDY, aud is war;
modic CEIOTEp1
IN y sage OF the disease taken according to directions,
" eS than three hours or the money will be refunded
~ is warranted to cure any common of
.tr DI RR Ill UGA A
o' over twelve hours standing, in Thirty Minutes and
~ snort time Of two or three years standing 1t war"
aned TO cure in less than Siriy Minutes if taken in the
hTst stages Of the disease
EMERY,
Wu N Je~ days. after all Oher medicines have failed,
II tne patent is not MORTIFIED.
IL Is used with entire success for the
, r,o IOOTH-A CHE, BURNS,
i nhu llC DOLOREAUX, the pain OF which it soen reS
ieveF, ana heals the burn wlthoui leaving scar.
is sure remedy for Canker Sore Mouth Sea-sick-
ness and Painters Choic
For sale in Worcester by E MERRILL. dJel5
UorceSter, sS. Probate Office June IA 1919
10 AZ persons interested in the Estate OF ROGER
oIEYENS, late of North Brookisd, deceased Greeting
are cited to appear alta Court of Probate to re
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of July
next to show cause why the Instrument which purpors
TO oe the last Will and Testament Of said deceased,
should not be approved
DIS CHAs G. PRENTIsS, Reg.
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a CARn.

MR.. EDWARD S CUMMINGS from Boston, having
Ygaged Orginst at the "Church The Unity offers
professional services TO the citizens Worcester
Teacher OF the PIANO FORTG aud OsGAN
Rooms at Mas THAYERs, cor. OF Franklin g. Green Sts
REFERENCES
Hon. Isaac Darts, C. b. Long Esq
Edt0. Hamilton Esq Geo W. Richardson, Esq.
Worcester, April g. ls4e du
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y. *. CLARK, NE ID,
HOMNINP PATHIC pHVSTCI A N

OAice-Over the store OF G. Foster s. Co.,
opposite the U. S. Hotel, Main Street.
Office hours-rom q 8 A. M, and from Ii 4, anC
81 10 10 O'Clock M. Ql3 Boards at Am Temp House
Re(erenceS--C. II. Skin, N. ID. New Haven, CT; VIM
Ingalls, MD, Boston; Charles Walker, MD ,Northamp
ton; G. w. swazey, d., and Rev. r. II. Conklin
sprngfed Col as Estobrook, A. Stocking, Worcester
Worcester, MAY 8. DIFF