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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11
eBRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

& saek Medicine in every respect; an hero g Alusdsni
proof in ereaf effected that ONE BOTTLE OF II con
sins purifying. healing virtue. and M'dal p9o than
there Il contained ia -Four Bots any sarsaard or any
OtA medicine that has been offered Tor sale There
h Gnduuhtd proof N pamphlets that by the ue Of a
great Indian PluriF. they that DYIKO yet LIVE
they that were AAIE aud tRfFPLED can now WALKihey
that SICK, scRoFuLoUs and otherwise diseased have
been HEAEED and CURED.
Hundreds-Thousands-
who have used BRANr's PuRrFIER after having usel and
tested the sdTsaparias and other medicines
mended to cure blood diseases have decided that
Brant's is the Cheapest,
because One Bottle of 1t medical curative matter
In it. and in consequence cures more disease IN much tGs
Gtae than botts Of any other medicine.
IL then One Bottle Of BRANr's PuEUIER will cure FOUR
TINES more disease than bonle of sdrsaPariaa-
"BRANTs PURIEIER" would be chap nj f0v dollars
bottle sarsapariEa at dolir. But BRANTS ruRL
FIER s sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle: and rs
bottle Of has cured and is capable of curing Four Tts
much disease bOe OF sarsaParid therefore ssr
sapara in consequence OF ts less power and less medical
efficacy should be sold at no more than Trt Fire Ots
per bottle 10 be cheap the PuRIFIER at One Dollar
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11
Worse than Hopeless |

Now hear Mr. HASKIN'S statement Of cure. He said :
Ny wife procured one bottle nf BRANTS PURiFl ING
EXTRACT-THAT BOTTLE enabled mo 10 get Of my hea
the bottle enabled me to get out Of he h0hse the
enabled To pak ti1O miles and when hHd finish
ed using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN out of tneay Ulcers had
HEALED uP. and three bottles effected PERFECI
CURE and restored me to QaOd hgalA ...
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-sour Stomach !!

from e girl TO the oman, and the tooman al middle dge-tr
one case accelerated and tie Oker gradually suppressed -
to prevent any the fatal diseases that frequently arse IN ss
eenDpnre of chpnge. iH.t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11

The Ffopsttor Of The 6ssaf American Rtsdy = VsrsHss
vEoErAstE LlrHoNrRIrTie Ml1ruRF," iadaeed % lhs
urgent solicitations Of hts AEsns, hroashsui the Uhlsf
..,.... LII Gann.l. h.. nn.. II
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

who have used BRANr's PuRIFIER after having used
tested ALL the sdrsaParias and other medicines roc,
mended to cure blood diseases have decided that
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11

One door south Of ]. S. THOMAS Dry Good Store
IEAVE just received, and are now opening,
III the largest and best assortment Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. HUSTEs intrpilced
bill 70 abolish the Home Department ami % IS
tablish the Bosri u Accounts The motioa - print
the anti slavery Resoutio1s of Vermont Tas n
ken ~. and Mr Pairs made an ABB speech ID
defense Of those Resolutions The notion wa' ara
OF the takie a. the conc.usioa Of Mr. Phelps re-
marks The b.l providing rr the rscap'ura OF 90
capped ohatte-s was made toe sl.csi c'tsF iof 20
DAY.
In the House Mr. BoYD asked leave " prs'e-'
tie credentials o. Mr gAEsTT Represenia'''e
from Deseret and the Constitution % thai 9'a.''
and refer them to the Committee on Elections. 'i''
~rE7RF~. objected. / resolution v s. adop'e' -'
tborzinr the parties to the Contested election 10
m, 4r.t District Of Iowa % take dispositions ana
70 allow ninety days or that purpose The notion
% -.fs- the Presidents late Message to ile Com
r,,.,se on Territories y as taken ~ and Ar. ED
nos made speech. ia winch he tired hard 20 o'A-
, the President Of representation IN regard 70
tho course Of the Administration on California 81
fairs He seemed % think California quite too
large Tor Free state OF course be wouldn't o..
iect 70 Texas spreading herself from the SABINE t.
.ursaf
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N,,,s Re.alutiop. on slavery

Tia s5lowinz are the resolutions adopted las'
ussk bv the House Of Delegates Of Maryland on
the question Of Slavery <,.
10. - ~ SrSsr u Maryi,5d e~sea NJ rai'ed
80 - "a. u TIE D..irc OF Ccunaa OF ginsIN Ell
5-,cl VAN Der Tsrr,or. INNS 10 sood slia -. -.
-. - ~ ~, ,arraruenf u The Union. relying 1Pcn ne
1f-rirv ~ Purpose he par ~ ~ VteIA "
aaG up-iu - suict compAnoe VIII ne XII u ee "
al RS. ae sac Of MARYLAND never designed nor d.
liz Genera Government a. ne une q 49, of ~,
.uuiha. re te,lGen 81 he lcca ins'inons % &c ~
OF MAYNARD .,.,..
adoption 4 lie Feier.i Consn;ion snd NOV" n Fc'uS
All n a. fne features q her Consaalen a3i He So "
sra'ilQ. fels cad paosuirsrl-y stveeo dnS >a1r ID.
~ rhs any t'rn'f' by CONFESS % so'.sa 49,, 49,,
be srcf % Ccauhs without he crrsrni OF - psoPe
s;cn u.s. cause % "A ~ - te' ssvrhoilH >,s'-, 49,
have direct snd Inevitable tendency o. DISTURB ami cn''A
s,h. Thai he sac o. Maryland loves and Values TIE
Union the cccs 81 fe pas me as0rness 20 ne Pre-
snd h- hgh iesunes Of the future and sae oeves no
.rlly Amercan AMI pa-ro1c hcar "ad '.sn q l.sai'
'e greaf compromises wlch have made and ca Aoe so
snt preserve Do or would willingly ne ne owes ~
The fetera Government or ne pGrpose oi opp>-hs %
.ampns uTon the shfs snd Interests Of any % ne >stes
6ih, That he Territories ~ The aitl states oeons -
he safes OF this Uuon. ard he Congress 90 ne
ui,ri safes canuo, dghfu pass sny .sN. 90 DO sN
which calculated % prevent or deter ne cilter v'
srv of h. sad states som removing to AMI settling Win
their property. every desrpoou upon 'a - i2fi'
tn That with gde and sailsisci1on 20 ne eo,
Bsri II fb Old Thirteen states hen present GLORIOUS
Constitution maize, AMI o. o~ ng ne sNAlie men 81
rs r- sfher. We woud 10 his Cur Say 90 difficulty and
RAJ invoke similar spirit ~ stiend the distracted councils
II tie Fedora niou bgi. e we o. d-arpntcd N iis el
solemn sad earnest inyocaaon p = due ~ oq5s'ys ~ ~
he rrs u the United States, thsi We should declare Nat
N,rvarf vii AXE her position with her southern ssleis
nj tie maintenance ~ The Constitution w'h 81 - conrro
m se the preservation OF the Unicn. ant the Vindicsion OF
her own wsl ighis.
s,h T,r rr senators u Congress AMI ulr Represents
i've. be requested act iu conformity o ne foregoing 10
solutions. ,.
an Thai The Governor of hs STATE be requested 20 tfsns
wi INV M he foregoing resolution. On ~ ENecuuve OF
.,ch or - States VI tha Union. with The reQies lti ne
sane be aid before their respective legislatures and $50
-onv fn each of Senators and Representatives IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
CITY ITEMS.

CAFr COOKS REcEFrioS--The Gold Box ten
defcd to CAPT Cook BY M9aicir. snhonres Will -
presented him today by HIS Hon ss Mayor IN he Cover.
noe's Room Cry Hall TIE hoar a~-sa.ssa NJ
Citizens sener Ally AIDES incaded are invited rres.u,
witness he interesting ceremony.
PATRIOTIC. VERY.-rhe steamer Canaaa sailed
Yesterday the s.S fore has eees
he uspa! Of ise CunsrdeTs leaving Port H,
pear. A.t 4gens OF he Inc have eeen In ~ habit 4
hosng the Brush eolors spar, IN ther ward Jersey
CIV nwhich he patriotism Of The ouTen. toos n.
e..e whercupon The sheriff q Hsdson Co nfonn~d As
Brt.hars tha, hey must s,rSs that fag 90 he ,hcaS
be u-ier q 70 ufal Necessity II lc~s rng hrs>f -
,yus aken down s~i Cap, Judi Offset refuse.
carry eoors a. the fore as heseioofe We
regard ,. remarkable exhibition o. spirit All pair.cu.n
q, sa uunstsksble ndelnoa % tho speedy annexsaon cf
The safe Of Jersey CITY to this greaaRer1she
RErURN 1T The editor Of the CoHmercal
.,s,~s ,hs, womau. Love" sl In tul'on Ferry
MOE. Monday evening and bsss that o. may 70 returned
hs oceaidnS aScauousy that ihere are reasons 'of
- beng special value" We charge he endes % ray
senaoa 10 tbs request Whst barbarian can md n
his hear vluiy deprive fecwbeos 81 50 precious
possession.
SroNr,NEoUs CONVENTIONAL morning paper
hsttwc badly b.yped BY he faine q pie
Of Wood ~ the foo, Of " Ashngtoos, lEyeninS paper
That. noth,ng man burned tho c'h~s day By she
ahuS cfa rockct-bcos
~ We learn that pubic meeting - IN con
temptation for he purpose q procuring permanent sap
ply of moonleh The oh-nghs ben he Gss Conpsnv
has other engagements snd cant shine THIS ,s mincu.
dies
- MKs FANNl kENeIEs sHANsrERs RllD.
iNe, In al II he gallant ard unfortunate Hungsiian
ENes who have reached msy vet reach shores
will be- given fAs ersaisy the rabernscr. and csn.
no, douh, The attendance of brilliant sad crowded aa
dto0. We could suio-l wish the Commits hat seen n
o. pa, the price tickets o. for conhden here
are thousand people IN our cry Who would he sad Of
chsuce 10 pay that To near Mrs k-nbe read know
ne that The proceeds would be- devoted Ia the
and comfort oi ne eAlei HGngarsns Those who count
on searug ght should ics~s before dinner ara
.eai. At az early hour few tickets or sole hrs
ofice
GA> MiriNG- The third rnbhc Gas Reform
ms,uHs held Tie Bf1ai~ ~ House lat evening L
was quite ve attended. bai hee very POOR speaking
ENA.sisan AID Mercer presided ne minutes o the pre-
meeting Were read ald approved, and he Chairman
announced the following named gentlemen as ihe Commit
lee %, Two from each Ward prepare Memorial 10 The
Common Council against tho further liberation of the exist
ing Mcuoraies. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

ca "a th-rroasr ralsbtl-sa. we8ne-ass. J,, ..-PN
We have IN Philadelphia 20 omnibus ron,es
upon which are employed a grand total Of rs
coaches. 100 sleighs PES drivers and 800 horses
The FcVk market has besn gaiet today Some bolaer.
al 4, p~ ~ skpPang hrsnds whie Other.
vcsid secepi something less Eof city Consumption Inn
"a 49, Al pyeVl,,as rates IN RYE Flows And Cor
NE.I noihins doing 6gAiS-NHS.t n limited recaes
sales Of lCC husA scCl Red - 81 eel per egsh Co.'s
e.Sr heso invade Coz shppae=; sSG57 cts woigsI l.
OARS cAaage WHISKY GAA a. . eis N DOS 40 :
Cts. In bids. -. m -
SAlrs oY Srocxx-F'fysl BSsyS-l5 Harrisburg RS q.
2Kentucky Bk ~: 81 ts6 Stale - sSs Feun "a teS
sin safe s. 81 n Commercial IA. 81 sle2 Lehigf
s. a.; Philaaesph.a Bk Vs.; leo Morris Hanal =
s s1o .lnaineon RI IS; $50 Beading RR Is So Can
den ard Amboy RR DDS iao; liz Chesapeake and Del "a
ga 6s, - -. ~,
Canal ga So 90 fisoo do " ~; Phiz bk, 10; sl,tt
STATE ss ~, icss sec ssA,s y, ssi $2co Sch Nav g.
- -
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GENERAL NOTICES.

y A special Meeting Of u. Mp. No. IL, VII
Be bed on Friday, 15th insi a. 4; ociocE. P IL
BENZ PRICE. R :
- r "tLLs, ,. p 20 ~
y brooklyn City Bible -ociey.-This society
~ bca Hs tenfh Anniversary TN. Thursday sveuing
= "eloek, n The Plymouth Church Rev. Mr. Beeekersl
ae annual report VIII be read and addresses delivered By
New DANIEL CURaT and Dr. bsrHUSE. -
- At Hope Chapel, 72o broadway, DIR.
NIEriSC vii ave popular q Lectures Oh An.i
ouy and Ply sOlozy wfh hs Aelsins sksistons Mote.
Pa.-lngs, &c. q Thursday. Friday saturday Mondsy
Iaesda; and Wednesday Jsn- ~ =, u, =, - and 81 ~
o'clock P 81 Admission fret Lecgre. Tree The rest ~
ernis each ~ az
~ The Dry Goods Clerks Mutual Beaeat
and Protective Associafion--A regular rlsefinx n
ne members Of this Association VIII Be bed as ffsrs
dsyl evening. q oeiock Al Fornatn Hslls 10 Bowery
By order Of the President
AE' o. TEN KICK sHxLpox, ass. Sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

LAND SLIDE.-A few DAYS since during the r..
ceni taws, urnerse u earth. between one and
80 serss Ia e1-elf, osC4le detached from the H abve
Zoe bTownsve turnpike between the Gale AMI Birusing.
al and SGs ecpiLaei down The h doing grsAt n W.
y .o properly oui fortunately without jury human lie
~ Lnt One fame house entirely 10 two one IA
Eng carried % y De falling aad TIE Oher eit
SANDING The nkss moved slowly nal the inmates bad
.fc.eri warriuK alc removed most Il their properly
iron ie premises. coal eaRlsrF with hs wagon and
nurseA we're carried soUc d.szace down se bill BIT
cAfed uncut serious llur. The BroVnsslle Tanupiss
Eas entirely blocked Up, - 70 ~ impasssbe G1r
Gays iI W1rzrer have removed much Of
ion nsi Z : noN psssahe The principal injury L 10 the
properly which eannoi now Be deemed locations
icr bQldlrgs lPiusbarg Chronicle
- The President has officially recognized g
J btc-rEL ConsI General 81 Brunswick ard Lane
berg for ne tinted St4,-s
= mad dog was Killed in Springfield Mass
'e~ days $50 lie hsj previously bitten sewers. other
togs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

NORFOLK. Jan 12-The brig Susan WffsI. from
yuur port bound Chagres has pun in here n stress.
having sprung eak during gaze hch she encountered
- ftc pastasr Her huiv irks also stove
Toe brig Wi. from New YORK. hAs gons Ashore on &c.
dr. Point
BALTIMORE, Jan -J-Arr chip Rhode i.,tnt New
Y0fk brig - Tnor1as, do
PORTLAND, Jan AR. bu-. judge Whitman, ;.
NsrTs Ca Grand Igfk, Georgetown SC
PROVIDING h. Jan Z3-Be.oW bug Teos Lsupbe.r
rom Carcenas jar Learned t1retopss ysnis too
gallant mast -p sails started head sprung radder s,oss
pa src let rart u deck osd u ard received
1rher damage. Bars linton, Norman, A paachIcola
BRISTOL, Jan D-Au sloOp Exec, SYork Cid as
2nE - COX Havana ID, Arr brig RIO JOhlson Pon a.
Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

O.
Iniana ou The l7ih Disastrous collision snd genera
smash 81 he enrt g trAr- v-s ne contents occurred
he rrcs plane oi The Railroad TIE couphnZ heiNeen
he rasn Ard to lzrge loccuotyc Used of sti-l loan
be Icinr plane gave way ~ fc up az ne Dbl whence
Ire cas- care down viii such stlociy % bart re
hevs hY csulgga ioIce, al a. ie oo' II he F4zne
sue of he cars Sew - nc frSck running el.y mo d.
river TIE p,hefs liu~e 81 - rad ard IN c's
win another rsn which waning he streei below
I'D TIE soucusscu gl0cni o lefky s-A-cr a.
sonis scr,r rAclve fo1ffen hnsls -ss HNfs
rsuhefs &c even TITO ne rivers fs.ce ~ e. east -f-T
vsrs. TIE cus were oSi- VIII four ai ctief prtsllce
a. u which "a a. ROT. or .-ss damaged Ten rvs.gr
freight cars were euureiv destroyed TIE a-asertaa
caPed NiiaoC il zrs. ard one man las Is e broken
RAuEoAD ACcIpGSr.-As TIE q A II tram
oul New Bnlnseics rassInr rQrc lie Curve - Nt-
the Market and Cenu~~ss neFhL. IN his civ. ancut 2.
eecek tbs mHuing forward axe of one cf IN e.l,
oTekr- Ard Ire dragged slcrl distance before co1d
oe siopfcA One 81 III hces Immediately under ~
r2n ard De weight ri The pressing area = ooler
roed ne eoken ed Of s ihrCcEa he toor under
&c sSas tore cat lsrge hole an strained 1eary ever
go vi o. ioson Tbe car fli 81 p4ssengrTs olL
ALacI.sesy every cue ESCAPED without the . slies in
l-ff eihlgh on- md vdual fell through The hoie up Is
Ha11e TIC car IN ne rear q TINS INJURED
- ne uek ot eo,o were erokea up The accident
ne Hs aTty % lc other Tack al q course oh-trrrd
ne N jan ior Neslcrk and NJ Ma! ryas- for Pnla
es.pelA a1rl II 0ecek- wien he t,ck wns cleared II
vas foTsurac that ne sccasnt hzppened whe te rr.s
low sFee Otherwise would pro6.blv haT.
esur scEe persooA INJURIES [Ns~uk Adv. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

Jis .. "a '-s- ro--- ISAAC sPENcER s,-i :. r...
s-ltls lat = tsTs
- r-us ~ -s 49, q - .-asef .rs sv L. =, &C.,
- ial-r. ihs az Iaa q q u ecs, a css-r. =.
Iteey if = ietr--- lfth a. LsHEoa Tha r..
11-s = = r-u-1rel hsfrar1 Goa Gr .at-rr..t
a 49, isor-. OF It. 80 q spsierac cko-r, v-rr
- Eo-.sl 7ap-rs rras~-
On aooasy srsa-s ysa 81. TRASK CoRTLAsp- sr AZ n
Ly 7 tsd stps~a cooos-r Jr and sr.a,ou n t -. NJ
dssL tS-c yeAr. H.n.st1s nnt 1sys --'~
Ts f-n1s 81 - lEy stf--s -. s,-,f - A..
an ~ -'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
TO THE PUBLIC


~ The Subscriber has already announced Ia. in,eni0
70 continue the publication Of his City Directory Tor the On
suing year Undertaking, however iha, subscription.
nave been sociiea and obtained Tor work advertised 20
ne ssuei from another quarter the dea that they
siended for his account he subscriber giyes ihs
against such deception and desires hs oA patrons
their subscriptions until hey called upon by
Sgenis truly representing him JOHN DOGGETT, j.
January a. l2j9
IT, SAID framed psdgogIe am IN favor u hs M,
Re- Reading Rinng and Rihrneuc.7 And J." sad ar
NJ d tnot Mule Driven "of he three -, Fufnery, Faf-
3esuulul Buus -shp Britannia Ware, which can b. had
a. No o from Mr. HAIR. The 3 No q. tho ware
No
LisUiD HAR DYE-FsALos's wonderful improvement
color the hair or whskers the moment II Is applied
without jury The hair skn. Il can be washed nme
diaeiy without disturbing ts color and has no bad od0f
Il $ applied or sod wholesale and retail ~ PAALoSs IN
Broadway corner Of Dey-s. price q large szs 81 50
snail s. Copy me address. 10 lm
~ BsADy's National gallery u DAgueHeotypes, IS
and ~ Broadway, Of Fulton-t Strangers and CT
lens are invited 70 examine he specimens.
IsrRArs BAGS, PoCcaEs, Lose WAniSeG-DsY. q
Cosnd-st manufacturer has aTgs stock q hese good.
Useful % California and otser expeditions perfectly wafer.
ng very durable, and for sale great reduction from
Cd prices. Made under Tysr Helms Patent, lss9 WI
eznized REbbef free frOfa esd .nd .alpher and ,res
Will not become sud by age Nsxne Of ID. W.n,r,,,s,
2pcn each srrice. and warranted. liz st..od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

Or j. NJ Bernhisel, agent at Washington frm
the salt Lake country, communicates the following
letter TO the UashRgfoh Gloie.


the Salt Lake country, communicates the following
letter to the Wash,agfo, Globe.
W,sHSsroS CirY Jan. ~ 1850
Dr.R SiE In conformity with The wish expressed D..
yo.r aie note sghjOin extract from letter WiIct
have recently received nom General John Wilson of 81.
soir dated o. The CITY Of the Great S1i Lake Sep'ee
i3i9. be being his way o California, BOZ the public
service. Il mistake not as Indian agent subag gent
The extract you may use .; your dScretion. Gener
NsoB j. gentleman of mature wears and o ite frat
seciablly. Implicit reliance car therefore be placed b.
the GccurAcy " his statements viii add that gives
much satisfaction 60 afford you ne means oi repcing
urous statements recently pat aaos' and earn o.
J DO, fIcR source o. Trustworthy TIE good couduct
der aud happiness OF youf p pc The Great salt fa4r
country. AID hey he q coutiaelf
separated by vssl deserts ard mountains from he
disorder snd confusion 10 heh they were - iong involved
Missouri and Illinois 70 = nv oeslre thai they should
htcoulr great prosperous and truly Christian community
Wa sentiments OF true respect an isnj1
D. o. Bsrrh,..L lr-ri vs.b rrr la .0s..f
E,,r..t l,,.s tas -f,ss -s.,rr~3 81, a he .t.s ,as
"a more orderly. csrnes inous;riou, and cv.. people
have never been amoDs thar ihcse mesnag no lnlah
faf-s oi Greai Salt LAKE Ct aad Do - incredible huH
much tlrs have done 10 he wilderness n 90 .h1
In MS civ which contains row a. believe, about lI0
'ogr to fvc thousand Inhabitants have not met crtaa
as-ngie d.er ~ sny person WHO 's hAr .'si-r Irr
prospects for cnoqs arc TAR aid -r sfn and cef.
To- al hat Won hat canno te oCgEce n any city of
size ibai have ever 5eel IN, and w AID. nci even H
"od Counccu-ut'
The kaussriNt Iowa Fo5at.rr GHgrfr4g of tha
oih December cunraict he frpou Of be AMI
oi Nj PomeroF. Of LeNn-tcu. No ard General Mlscr.
he ; ageEf by sc Aof,uons oi IN sa,f LAke NAlev
From - sccoaui i ses iaai fumur Ia tru crculs sd
hat NJ romcFoy had beer cngagei l ne expulsion q &C.
Mormous from M.so-n, sud had iAkeu A. scrive r-r'
SsHin-i hrui Mr. foIrefry became asrei alc askrl
sr- and thr privilege OF exirica-ng himsef from Toe
charge A tribunal composed OF Ncfu1ns Ard Ca1or'ls
,trn,,s srsr brsrnc H.. case ACQUITTED NJ P I'll tt-
charce AID ne rarfed from fhen -oll feeling
Tie tst1fdt4s aiHs tas tie Aormons a. TIE Sal Lsse
impose taN OF one per cent on dry goods aSen Lefr '
sci ci hsf per cent or crer'es ard my r~r cent cn
pirnoas liquors and Tegrefs IA. TIE cur the ssi
noned article IS ore hundred instead of tiy ger celt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

ALBANY. Wednesday, Jan y.
No ~ John A Stephens, prest. SC respondent,
aet the PresL &c OF ths Union Bank appellants Ma. 70
Marv MumfJd, eXecu'riN and others, respOndenis AT
fhe American Life Insurance and Trust Company, appel
anfr Both reserved No Session was hed The
aiirInnln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
Markets. NIw-OALsAs,. Jan 43-A.M

The CoIroy market - rather tirmer and the de
nnd more active The yesterday reached about eco
haes mostly on Norhcru AccOuni, az ~ D. for Mdt.nlg
aud Ia i-c r Far II steAs here has been consider
r. movement -Ale- embracing 100 hhd-, fair quz
it e. 3sd5tc Sales Of prime lois Of M0LAssss lec
There % no general news Of moment
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d
In the Virginia House of Delegates, bill was
presented IN favor Of the establishment Of Railroad from
Covnston and the Ohio River and after some discussion
As read a third time and passed.
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Queher Eleciinn.

QuEsEc, Wednesday, Jan IA NJ
At meeting held here 10 test the strength %
the candldales the election be- held Saturday
NJ Leesre the Annexation candidate received majority
His friepds confident of success
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

la CorToV there - a steady business dong a.
srn prices Among the last disposed of Fair At i2c
ddng ~ dlltc CoftEE continues % improve, and
la der. .l Rn VOW Ie-l.c p -e-- a. lee. han d
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Market. Jan s-sPM

IL FLOUR there is a fair demand, with sales
u Howard street al "a. and Baltimore Ciiy MI.
1 - tENS and PRoftslOSs unchanged RIO C0gFEs
h-d e. - bat hear n no sale. worth reporting
aEure, % being above he views Of buyers.
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The Annexation Movement.

ToSoNro, "Wednesday, Jan. ..
The Annexatonists in this town have formed al
Association comprising many Of the most respectable and
wealthy merchants and citizens and intend shortly
a
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small Pox in Buckingham Go. Va.

WlsHINGToS, "Wednesday. Ian ..
learn that the Small pox has broken out in
buckingham Co Va. death and forty having
CURED
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SUPPOSED MURDER colorsd man named
En,.h Freeman who mvscFoasly disappeared from Esss
oieraspa Mss last Octooer thought 20 have oeo
nar6ered and Considerable sxeeneni exsss N ne w
sGe Bones been foune wneh inersass NE oree OF
u sRsptnoua
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SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT--As the morn
train from Gloucester Yesterday passing hrou Oh
Manchester schooner lying st Adamss wharf parted Ter
the track and came In contacs with the baggage crates
starting and ping the whole upon smother In front
IT The passenger II then met the second stove %
the mOdlnRs panes and broks some gass, and causing
quite shock 10 the passengers For una,eiy
hurt. Boston Times 81.