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Appointuen, by the President.

Nv end utth tht ddrtCc ard vcnf ~ the Sendtt
Alexander II. II Stuart Of Virginia to b. SECRETARY
OF the Interior, vice Thomas NJ. I, MoKennAn, re-
signed.
The National Tahihg,nco says the above ap.
pontm'Dt Dom pletes the cabinet OF President Pill.
more, rs we understand that Mr stuart accepts the
Office and will be here Mondsy. to enter on ts du.
ties The annexed sketch Of Mr.. stusrts character
and public career we copy from the Riekn0nd RsyJ-
lean.
Hes. A. ii. II. srraHr.-Tbe appointment OF this
Eentorsn TO tn. DEPARTING at Of the Interior on.
the very best which has been made BY the present
mlnstrHtiop, judicous AZ has proved itself In the
cxereiss OF the appointing power Mr.. stuart
10 one OF the nost prominent and efcisnt NOM
bers ef the vhs party in this State lie was
on the Harrison and Taylor whig electoral tic.
tes OF Virginia, and proved himself Ia tn. public
discussion between the orators q tie two parties
one of the sblest, best informed aud most eloquent
Of the champions Of Wbis principles When m I'm Der
fthe Virginia legislature he occupied high station
. statefman and as debater lie was elected a
member Of the House Of R.press from the An
gusts district IN 1s4l and soon acquired national
r-pu'siion IN that body BY his services ia erectlng
an orgatstion Of the House after weeks OF confusion
and by sniform ability, tact, eloquenos and eour.
tesus bearing MI Stuart IL gen tlsmsn of enlarged
views, liberal tone sound judgment and an eminsntly
national aud conservative spirit. lie occupies higs
position at the bar Of Nirsns for legal knoedse and
persuasive eloqucnce. Ne trust that he will sceept
the sppoin tine Mt hsteringy rendered bin for We
feel sure that " s one which will be most acceptable
90 the wings ~ Virginia and that he will an "a with
great honor 10 himself aud o. the State.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. Ii, 1850.
TIE Washington bo~1me~t hIarbie-Prsf.ssor
Johason's Discovery Dia~saughter Jssttfed-
Jenny Lind Printers bfass Meeting, &c.
learn that the statements put forth by Professor
Johnson, as TO the inferory Of the marble used in
the Washington Monument, although pronounced
by the most scientific examiners 10 be false and
erroneous, have had the effect Of impeding collec-
tons in all The Northern States and TO greatly dis
hearten the managers in their iabors The marble
used is from "A quarry about ten miles from this
city, and looks TO be capable of standing the test
OF ages.
Two of our fire companies, the New Market and
the Waterman, are making preparations for visit
TO their brt ihren of New York The New Market
have not fixed their time, but they expect 10 start
about the trst Of December. The Watchman will
start few days before the FIRST of January.
Tha case ut Capt John S. Vent, charged with
killing one Of his crew, at sea, is still progressing
before the u. = District Court, and will probably
be given 10 the jury to-day. He makes out a
pretty strong Of elf defence and resistance OF
muuny.
of Mrs. scott, charged with killing her brother H.
law, Courad Van Danaker. about six weeks since
The deceased was beating her husband, when she
rushed on him and stabbed him in the back with q
knife. The Jury thus acknowledge the right OF a
woman 10 take life in the defence of her husband.
The d. ceased wasa powerful man, and her hus-
band weak and sickly, a fact which the Jury no
doubt Il Ok into consideration.
The noble and generous course o.. Jenny Lind,
since her arrival in this country, has taken captive
the hearts of the people hey ond the limits of New
York. The anxiety here to see her, and hear her
eng, is bevond all precedent, and many Of our
citizens have already gone on TO New York 10 at
tend her concerts.
The printers Of baltimore hold mass meeting
this evening, take into consideration the condi-
ton Of The craft in Philadelphia, who are on a
strike for higher wages, and have adopted the
Baltimore society rule, for enforcing them-th At
is, compelling every man who works in the city to
JOIN the society or else refuse to work with him.
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Our LitchfieId Cor. dependence,

LIrcHFiELp, Conn, Sept IL, 1850.
TIE CoIebrook Mrder--Trtai Of the accused, and
Fodict of the J1y-Ihe Scntcnce.
The trial of William Calhoun, Lorenzo I. Cobb
and Henry Menasseth, an Indian, for the murder
Of Barnice White, of Celebrook, on the night Of
the 30th of March last, befote our Superior Court,
Chief Justice Church and Associate Justice Storrs
presiding, is just concluded. The trial has occu-
pied six days, one day and half being consumed
by counsel in arguing the CASE and was finally
aubmtied 10 the jury last evening. On the whole,
IA has been one OF the greatest and mos, interest
ing trials even had in this county.
The jury came ia at quarter past eleven O'Clock
this forenoon. The verdict rendered amid
the most profound silence. William Calhoun in
dicied IS principal, and Henry Menasseth, indicted
as accessory before the feet, were found guilty Of
murder in the first degree. Lorenzo L. Cobb in
dicted as accessory before the fact, was found not
guilty. Neither Of the accused manifested any
particular emotion on the rendition of the verdict;
they received II with the same composure that
they have eyinced during the progress Of the trial
BY order Of the Court, Cobb was remanded TO jail,
TO enswer a charge Of being accessory to the
crime sfter the fact.
The prisoners will be sentenced before the rising
of the Court benjamin Balcomb, indicted as
principal with Calhoun, and who plead guilty, and
was admitted 10 testify on behalf of prosecution,
will, OF course, be sentenced 10 death al the same
time; though il is thought that the Legislature
viii commute his sentence, in consideration of the
part he has taken in bringing the other criminals
10 justice.
Iron tho Hartford Times, Sept. l3l
At halt past eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon the
prisoners, Benjamin BHlcomb, illism Calhoun, and
Henry MsuAssth Ian Indisn) convicted NJ the Sups-
Nor Court in Litehncld Of numbering Bsrniee whte,
In Uo nook lsst Msrch were brought into Court 70
receive tho sentence 81 the law. a great crowd OF
both sexes was assembled to witness the solemn pro-
After the usual preliransres each Of the prisoners
fHat al nj ha nal.
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the Senate, increased by two votes with tho ad-
mission Of California, See no prospect OF mo
dcsuon Of the Tariff Aot of 40, this side Of the
next Presidential campaign, which posponement
will bring the tariff actively into the canvass.
But ag in, there is every re- to believe that
the acquisition Of Cuba a slave State will bo-
come the leading question Of 1882 il some sudden
revelation does not anticipate the making il Po-
htical element in the election.
Among all these issues, there is fair field for a
scrub race for the next Presidency.
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Topographic Report.

BuFYAIe, Sept IL, 1850.
The receipts during the past twenty four hours have
been Flour so bbls wheat, 10 900 Dus corn,
better inquiry exists for setern -four both for homo
use and for the export trade. Sales have been made
OF 600 bbls at 81 Is 81 rs for Wisconsin In wheat
the demand is only for prime parcels which scarce
and held above the views OF buyers. Small sales OF
Ohio e3c o $50 Com IL steady At yesterdays rates
with Gales Of 1000 bus at $50
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m EDfCar.

nN NERVOUS DrBIIITr.-DE. DE- LANEr, 81 LIS
" Tusra street. contnncs 20 pay rsrteu.t attention "
al dsofdcfs, tsuscd ~ indisereticn ir youth, a., yE
NoctUrbAl eriasoua. s~wuai weakness geEital debility
In rstspry imredfm 20 renefslv. his
pot uar treatse these complaints tiDh edition his
patients exclusively Tie thoassad advertised qusck
ncsiruna called oraiae srtiaotes Ae ouy wholir
insfuctssi bet tifie isiufitps celshassa r,-siesl
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MARKETS KhsnwnERE

rIuiA prrrru., sgt IA SIS Is-loo ceust- $, % $50
o. sesS ~ ~, ,s ~ r,,., -. h.ss,ss o, ~
B,sh II. %: Penn Isrns NJ .; Ksn.uc.y ~ Ioos.
Pert.hh IfN; IS KEN nFter VI, 81 leo q s,n schs
~, ~ 90 Cifsrc Trust rs; do Can Amb RI ~
Dc. Ifrrs hR 80 4 AZ. IN ~ o. READING RI Tfs
q.
Bairtrcr- s,p, li-io sh,re, Frsrhs B,nt, II s-lei
w shsfcs Daitnerv ard Ohio Raiirosd TiA d.. d.,
1it-t I'd, lt. is iisa u %. 10 ia
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8 to be the first step only TO the ultimate work Of

6 to be the first step only TO the ultimate work Of
taboliton.
Let US suppose nov thn tire whole of MIR. Clay's
90 Eve beefing volat'' are bandaged up, the
abotionists will hav- he pl atform we have indi.
Gated 60 rally Upoa ald upon the issue Of repe ling
the Fugitive Slave bill hey will probably endeavor
TO break up the wing parry in New York, which,
from It's abolition trndeacies, We should think,
would be easy enough tn do
But let us hide our time, and first ascertain
whether Georgia intends TO stay in or go out OF
the Union, on account of the admission of Cali
fornia
The cabinet is complete. Mr.. Stuart, Of Virgil
MIA is, from our knowledge of him, an abe coGser-
vatiye Southern wing. -Ai will make an efficient
Secretary of the Home Department
The President has now pretty clean swarth be
fore hlm-a satisfactory cabinet and # he lalls,
he must divide the responsibility with the wing
Party
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Died,

On Saturday morning September 18th, HESRr
DrIrxRlcH, aged year and 20 days, only child OF
Deioerich and Charlotte ID. Pest.
The friends and acquaintance of the family arc
respt invited to attesd his funeral from the
OF jackson and Water streets, 81 nday 18Th
instant. at O'Clock 2. NJ. His remains will be taken
60 the New York Cemetery. sah
On Saturday morning., l4th instant OF dysentery,
Mrs CLAsInsA WiLT, aged SO years
The FRI nds and acqusintances Of the family also
those Of her brother Mr. Johr Ilyer respectfully
invited to attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon,
the 10th inst at O'Clock from the residence Of dr
John Hyer, No Allen street without further In vita
tion
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Geographic Marine reports.

CeieGraphh Marine Nsportss
DALrasoRh S<pt II.
Arrirse-Barh Edmund Dwight, Dss:Oni scAr G bayiA
kYorh.
Exw onLsArs. s.pt6-
Arrived-ship ssuthtraer. HYork.
NoRroIH. Sept Is
ship earstos. sails morrow. oheer-Commsnser.
WswAlisr. Leutensnts--WL Mary. Howell. A
ant dos steel Lest Of narines-w kntsing Passed
kidshirmer-CW Tluper, Blake. and Y Johnson-
Csptsbs C1.rh-Js se.ali. BeatswainC Smith. Gunner
n Dasssos. Carpcnter-L Moore sslmsksr-a 7
stoS here
ehmas.d vessel On the cspss yesterday In
Of pilot boat.
Arivsa-Brs Van Convert. srort: seAr Oscar Jones.
Bedford
sthsrs washinEsOn Of sad from PhiisasiPhls ns-
vsnA. 10 below, disrlssted.
SAVANNAH. sop,s
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Tuesday lTth inst 4. quarter before soelosk -
az: u s:: s..s Rss. ;asi
Es s. s:E Yg. ,'i =. &c J.ss,.s viii
fsssd.y. 5sss is.,. ~ u ssoeR. "''A' w '" Va
P.szLstssn sss be Sr.-p siA the sscr. sas. sry
s sbsT. Latter Bag, ARE also q, Ks,rsBa o. VAN stree,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
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f,ssry ri Ter ssoo. roun.ia csrsy' % fsr RON
ssd L. isns.eh. a. Tor Fofisnouss; Lacy Waite, Tor
si.dshp onrris. cA,hesr, Of SAn,ushst, for rosc.a
In TSii.sAIr rsri, .cAr. Reeves, rsr.s. Tsun.sin
Lee, Lacy white. ana Enorsr.
Arri,.1-s,hr. Beuj DOu.i.s siss.saa Cos.i Diamond
ps, ss AeSsy. St0r IN. .@.l
tiSn, k.y sy, csla,ss o.r,,, x,,h,u cu.,,.,,,, r.
tr. f.T eSSl s' fss. s wiIs sf S..Ss ls
rsse. cro.. hssisn seSis dsS ncrass, werts NSorl,
s s. .ss Sec nss'i SS s1 al bs.:
nee s cds hT s ~. SS sss r.r
aisceIinneous.
Sur With isi, o. fore ard %,,s .Se@.s "a gssd
P,int,by the ArsJls. At baltimore.
Bass The n,s or the c,rtsin o. u. ire
h.%e. y ,hs.s rs.,s.s !, ,, SaSds are JsSs fs VIM
Nhituor,, John Antrelis, ard feter Kent.
TisiyT F..s ls''s i;E f-Eis si.'ss
bit inSsts,s, alter Trses,dsS eoSs he SsJ
Bare ApsIr Levitt. ., fhilad.pha fron 81 kits % T,h
Ves,ss 10 s1rss ssisa & .siis is., ssss
ard haa hsvarka earned away.
Bare rnAscfsco tewcd Ln,o Phsdelph dsasl,d IN ths
gale Of 7h nf ntt British vessel she helonss 20 Wis
cssset
Bnts ox- MansuAtI- nelues fron wiinlur,on, NC FOR
RE Jsncrc, into Beiia, lth ne.r5 u. her erev sch
With i,'sr .ss Another stss ~u Re sArr-e sal 'hs
will proceed irnedistely
ectR nssrv q Baitirncre. from Dsrsn, ca. bound -
d., me ~, a., az; ~.
oinns q 18th lie belonged 70 Darsn. Co. saa leaves
wife and child.
sem Nav RssrLrs At nalsiuor. report. faliias 10 -h
.shr Wsneo on sunday lssi cape hsaiopeh oearns WV
distsncs mie' she was yng % her tsan ends, fs %
sctsR HFSRy LovSlt, Thomas ffom Roohlsnd fof No.
bile arrived A. Penssooa on SATURDAY st ut viii less y
9Th .si, ard rins st,ashss Ale le.' snail
rienssd heavy gale In lst -. Leu " 70.
s III sosh.s 'T ,sS & sss
Ssbtosisi Stb, villa les. O1s.i, issiy. AZ.
sHR Arros Godfrey from New rork about 7oth uh fcr
Es'g9ies rh a. s'orisd s,rfa pat inso Norfort l'h
whsrsm.n.
ga from NLorden. lith hip Peruvisn, Brown. De'oshos
sToSr--Fss 1Sn no ist DC. oneinn,,. Il s,Orlnte,.
Ice sperm.
, ISr t iTS n., ~. & lon ~
sht steetins With no SAL - "a p ann s.l nor
nsn ,oBss esht VS. rs,sse =, .s., "a sn X. I,l
pl,, lat D q, lor 6s -.
Eoresgn Ports.
Santl Ass Irs conr.e Ga tst sa,,s
Crah,n Bc'en er SIC leland barb Nautilus tBrl lava-
fscr fas Cgynr ssrt ,i-sid H,rnsh rAsrptsn, Hsvey
mi saelfls zsd ydia. Tr.k Rostsn Gth lJds souie
rrork; hth. Brooksty, hErsn, are Asslsnehs Hs--
t.es ,s,As.aiurs. Greedy. for BO''o.. -isa los
IL ~ Ci,Bs~ohit fer NYort lag.
Crscs. srv cs-sia Nsrs O-s. Duahsr. N.!ssa
GssRAATAa, AIS G-Ns Ane4sha fe-sel "a Fsta Re
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WAsHNaryy. 80. ne. IstO.
Tie California Schedule Rerirccd.

Tie California Schedule Reri,,rcd
The admission Of the State Of California. ffesh
from a condition Of wildness, confusion, and PRO
fcwyors regulations over yast mmonweath,
springine Up like Jonsh's gourd ia a single night,
but with all the elements Of stability and progress
siyeness, Demands large schedule Of measures to
bring her into complete order.
Alive to these necessities, the two senators from
shat state have made the initial movement for the
introduction Of = series Of important bills, covering,
among other things, the following resolutions =
i. The openiug of road eastwaraly over Ere
monts Pass, w the Sierra Nevada, for the benefit
OF overland emigrants.
?. The es'ablshmen, of Pos, routes throughout
the STATE.
3 The survey and pGreelhng gu, Of the cold
lsnds, aud the grant OF permits 20 the dirgers TO
woik them, and the abolition Of the foreign tar
g. The survey Of the other public lands and
Srgnts OF land 20 actual setilcrs, and pre-enption
righ's -.--.--..- ,,--,...,--,-,
and theu adjudication by board, TO be appointed
ny Congress
.. Grants comprshending 1900, 900 acres to Cali
fornia, tor internal improvements. schools &c, and
rrtnt Of twelve salt springs to tho State.
Thcsc are Ftemoni's bills Those OF Or
Ssvin ere alec Of vast importance
!. Providing for light houses
For ports Of entry ,'hsrbors, buoys, We.
All these are necessary measures to some extent,
Their enactment cannot long be deferred and they
must rrFul In grand impetus 20 the prosperity Of
California, and the Introduction Of a pcrmaneni 60
cicty. California will 60 ahead.
WASHINGTON, Sep, "a, 1850
The PfssiGcncy- III, Mairidis for the merit Cam
rdig~.
The settlemen, Of the slavery question, accord
ng to the programme Of Mr. Clay, (for though his
compromi-e was torn to pieces, the fragments are
presevsd) does not promise to settle the aRits-
ton
Already We ere satisfied that the free soil faction
will rally upon
The abolition Of slavery 10 this District
The provisc for the territories.
>. And the feVSal % the Fugitive Slave bill
Shackhng as tins platform may apfer, IL will an
swer enPurloets Of agitation, and OF controlling
many 81 the Northern elections: especially with
the land reform movement Of Mr.. WALKER, as
make-weight, aud with the further addition OF the
war upon South Carclina for the np,ison u,ent OF
Northern colored seamen entering her ports
This agitation will very probably run along 10
The next Presidential election, aud divide the North
% the canvass.
Again, with The Ptsxa democratic majority in
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passenger, Arrived.

Irvtnroci--ship Nrpssoss-xr Corrnscr taa LADY Nss
Ess Corrngsf, Master Nicholas Corrinser, Neville,
Eoet~~.
Nav OrrrA-r-shir Torcnto-Nrs vsrrhn.
c.sRtSsTer-ship Ne- rofk-Ai- kette sss Letse $50,
casrIpsroS-Bsts Edu ,rd-Nr Green. Mrs Bsv-y.
Tvrts Ter .sI-Bris john Dav,on-y NoLs.s. heteos,
ioreIs.rsT Ns-Br sehr Absons-srs Auu Boyd
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In Paris 9th Of August, Easssr ABbRr, NJ. d Of
Stockholm. to HvEIINA MAEr, daughter OF DR. B. d.
Leap u Consul TO Tunis
On the Attn instant. at Preleghburgh, Canada Hast
by the Rev Mr.. Reed. WILLIAM M PArrIses, OF New
York city, to MARr, daughter oil 8, Thulbut, Esq.
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pRlvAIE DISEASES, Ia THEfR rfRsT sTA0Es
cured ~ Ir. ne lsncy's rsttof " local aprii-
es'ion 10 dsy IN CID snd ciucut hs Europssri
node n trta,nrnt u ua,Jusit ~ suy otiertr Anerc.
Nc Zee t eursd. Oec~. ~ lirew-r4 Rrsst-
ssE. CsHniss fsnsk rsfisd4esl l.lls asl Dssss 81
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DR. xORsEs INvIooRAr1No CORDIAL THE ONLY
rseav Jet eseayerea for 'cuiual wesknsss and ace
turnf euisi1n - runous ard iucarata-s for socsty.
buntts ~ nstrmqny, Affection. q thc head hack nnhs
atd nerves ctutd " hcFcrfr habits, speedily
rccvd - rer bottlstvo bottles &5ith Directions snf
important advice 10 tie married re NJ Il warr1ated
20 in III q. RING.
II. III fhi. enrAiaI ana nr - -.
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nARIrImE INrELLIaKN h.

Fort OF New York. September IS, 1850.
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- rsIslCAL.

IMPORTANT NorIcE.-pR. VALENTINE MOTT SAVE
that "yudds bsdisated Liquid Cutisa" 10 nvslrabis
sr,isl and should in the possession o. ever family
10 the beet Preparation discovered for dressing Bux
Crs teslds Bruises. kind ofrssa wounds Psna.u
Carp Mddleoyn Coma. ssi. Ereprsior. sns lsssfss-
lH And III 'front.' e.. Wboiosals Axsnts-
For sss By Wiliian burger Co., SohisSsiin B-cth-z,
usyilsns. Reese De- Boyd Psai. HaySeok. Csrlis
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nR COOPER. IL DUANE STREET HAS. roe THE
Lao fourteen yesrs eonhaed his rIfetee g the tr.ss
-eD< o. nsreuriA and other diseases Of delicate
He ess tho meet sxrxvesd o. ths disease
charg..
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Foreign Malls.

Letter psss psr steamer Gisena, for nalifaI and Lves
PEEL will sisss the Exchange Reading Room t EHohAaGeI
Tuesday, 1Tth lnsa q. quarter before soelosk
NE Jsns,ro, steamer Columbia,
Will eese The Ershaass Reading Roo, tsy ExsAnssL
Monday, 3rk inst
Letter as PER steamers Now York fer Rio Jsnsro will
elese ut the Exehsngs henoirs Room, tT Erehanss
Tuesday, 2sth last, st l3selock.
P:s@Ls,lsr. eas be Sr.- psA ~ the Above sass sry
part Of the world.
As sbsvs Letter Bag are also Ksareps wNli street
Herald Marine Correspondence.
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NV shbiChL BcOks-A CosrLrTE PRACTICAL
Nork on the nstHrt aud raatHsrt 81 rriv.ts
.tturss arc all Kindred sfseo~s ths urissry organs
,stratsd Eeat nnr Dor Of tcfu.fuy ooored plates
$3.50 - lie ~ Hcrer bastwick, ~ d. Largo al arts.
$500. q eaiuor fnse $50 Extract from TIC bostes
az n ana srgcfl dCufna' Ia ala tearesY.
- s1u e ki,ords o. hcteA's TIE zane tsuir
d csas $50 Ter superior 70 ABythinx cf the kira err-
lneFled IN country Authcr q TIE work N ssraa1
inp tency ee eau.sd w i-rroref hatiz-
hsh.rr, sTRIk GER 4 ToNKsrSD a. prosavsy. sss -
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THE MARRIED wosAS's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
Tsnion, ~ Dr. A saurcess, Professor 81 Disease. %
Nomeni Isnh edition. l5uo ~. DO price sl.Yoar. 10
surcrinF 81 Physical and mental anguish. ais
onae No aud peeuniary du rrlties the husband might
hste cen spared ~ time Possession Of this work II
intended ESPECIALLY for the ,ied or thoss
marrisge % eiscose, psrtsnt which she.ls 70
known % them particularly.
To tbess whose health dee pcrrt % .n nersass Of
hnily' u % ~ espeo 81 iErertAuce ~
either tuadue int vomsak0cd the IN TIRE dsns -
year, In when nature cOntemTstss an nrortaut ehaxra
can discover the csuses symptoms and the esceme
r-m.de snd moe, cersin mcSe % sSre IN eompNss
tEstract ofs letter from rsutsnsr in Darten ohiol
pASrsS, nsy |. i-iT.
sR Ny wife has been rsrceptitiy sinkine foe
Fuh tnd sufsrns before and durins her CON-
every successive snd bilitst~A
ard Frustrated her, putting her III. In imminent
which Ne lsst sscssion. dssJarcd o. sur~oasd
that THE sst % hnrr ssd resigned ny.c
Aesr heot highly srshen 0f sscontaains sore sss
reaching ny esse On is rscci ard perrss came.
rress the relief 10 sssrdsd distressed mind srs
tLsjoy is rase, mIrisa % nj ve, isarnbr N.
ercpsa rrosrsct 10 which tis coueCvca sas po.si
he Butfcr this ere another vouid have passed over
bead In al human Trghsitf III. wouid have hee
in Der gTsve tnd my chidren lefs ui0tle.lcss
u s q course, mErtc; % fully IN,
tsnoea Ter The married or those contemplating naTras.
Yer sale at "a Brcsd~ay snd 81 the Pffcafsn trsa
- lihsrty stree New Ncrh; littis Co. Allan. a.
brvi5 Bostsni It. d. Petersen, ~ Chestnut street. Phi
ON ihe receipt o. tls o,ry will \. tr.psmtt.a ~ nail
free o. postage 20 pert United satcs hif,sra
must y Mdresrtei poet raid, 70 Dr. A. N. kATRfCgAU,
tot i&ss, Ner fort CITY. once ~ Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

EVERY yoTHrRs BOOK. or MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
asd fts advice followed the fe.re 81 poverty
rects q large family Of children would bs ohviates Tor
sale Ne. ~ Arm street. Also rrraae P~rt,~ueSx
PILLS. Letters 10 tor ,ss7 pil Ne auNsrred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

EoR SAN FRANCISCO. pIREcT.-rus EIE0AHTAHL
very fast sail bark T. CORNING, Capt A Cor
ninr. % rssdy frcight and viii receive prernp-
dsspateh above The E. C. clipper vessel bu-
In Baltimore only since, Justly
superior vessel and very svfs saer she
order newly eopperso and being OF moderate cspsoitY
oSere extraordinary nduc clippers desiroas 81
placing their goods in California 81 the earliest omeal
Early application should be freight, Which,
passage having splen aid Apply
10 III. X. CORNING, "a South street., or
ISAAC T. SMITH. l0I Wall ser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

Freight to Chagres, 70c per cubic foot, prepaid.
Freight 10 Favans 20. per cubic foot.
Configreo receive goods shps tackles iss-
diatsij after her arrival 90 Ksvsna-
To freight passage apply AZ the osce Of hs Dom
'-A' ~ II. o. soBxRrs
special nctes 10 given shippers by this line .hat
compspy prepared Of bill Iadins adapted -
their business which will be furnished 10 shippers 1pF
eacn the eonpsnys ofee and with which they
quesed 70 provide thenss-ec no other form will ta
signed by the til. company Ali bills IGdina
m be sigrod bsfore the sailing OF the vessel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

TIE. GLOVER Is CoNsuLrED as USUAL. IN DIFFI-
~ eult and rrotraeted eAs,s II. medical ana rhy.ioo-
uis fsnds who have inquired ~ litter whether he lad
sflce. ~ street