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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.

ssoVEssoR % bissAsss o. wohss
Twentieth Riiti0n. lsmo.. Pp $50. PrIce, d co.
THIS WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIAL.
LY FOR THE MARRIED, or those con'smpis
ting marriage It discloses important secrets " h'ee
should be known To them particularly.
Here, every femsle-tho wife tho nother-sbs
ono either budding into won anhood, or tho one IN
the decline Of years, in whom nature oon'rmplat"s
81 important chsnge--can discover tho causes syhp
Toms and the most efficient remedies and most
tam mode Of cure, In every complaint 70 which hs'
sex 10 subject.
The revelsiioas contained in is pages havs proved
blessing TO thoasaAds, - the innamerabis lefis"
received by the su,he which be ~ perm'asa W vs.
writer's 10 PUBLISH viii attest
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NIaGGARrT renirai ia Arn.rea, fore 'al
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DR.. William

Repcd, for Rhenm.'isn. Tie
~ DoioteaI iiost,ehe Pain IN the side. q ..
ae.. ear- IN all e,scs warranted. For ,als / ,
srs.rr, Prir- m rsu'.
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Lamps L. Britannia ware
A vAHikFY vi Solar. Campb-de and Oh
Alleging, Entty and !s'd LAMPS.
Btittann,a todce and Tea Pots, Cas,ors,
Lamps sc.
BARRETT & son.
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HENRY HALL, Register,

TATE OF VERMONT, Br II remember.
District r. Fsmhaven, - \ % that 81 pro
si~ couri 10 len al tastlctnn N and FOR sard
district ne II day OF Dot5ier, A ID $50
An INSTRUMENT, puiPofiIng," he III" las,
". II and irStsucut at i'ets~s Itnwsd, late
Of We'll, IN .aid d'.,riri, t-rrss~d, hc,na pre-.
srnted - the court here by Harry G"od,pcsd
the rirc ntor there. nsu med, tor probate.
II 70 ordered by said court tia, all persons
conc.incc ,h"rrin h~ notified To- app, D. At =
.-inn Of ss,i court tn NJ held a, the probate
Office IN Ea>llr,nn aforesaid, On the hrst
" ed az sdsy, II hring the 6lh day of Noycin.
ter nrt', AMI show cause II any they may
have against tho probate of said wal for
which purpose Il - further ordered ihs; u
CO.'S al The record Of th,s order b, pghii.hrd
,l,ftr ws' l.. sacosss,vriy ~ the Rutland
Herald, a newspaper printed at Rutland rs
th'. state, all wh'eh Publications shall hs'
Tscstsos 60 the tine appointed for ssld hear
gag true copy Of record,
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b'irist - fsThA,rr, -. thst u a Probate
Court h,ldcu 81 tss'itt"u Ia and afore-aid
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S. n. OH RooK,

BUTTS y SuU.aSa
=! all h,uds, alsn Good Warranted Double
.s,led Boots by the do1sn.
West Ruilaod, SPIT, 3, i.5o.
DEtpY MADE CLOTHING, sg'sss variety
~ ti,It, cars, hoors and ~Hofs,
{, CLEMENT.
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Look out for Coughs 1 Colds,

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IHb-h DANIELS sss pat isssiss.i . g"4-l
- sss, r'fss si 4 - 's,s.s s,yie eastnn tssf-
HS', sss apt stAst ~as bs .slA VI fhs i....,
Tsust, OF ~ 1888
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of opposition 10 this law. Whatever were the
opinions of Elwood Fisher at that time, il is GER
tain they have since undergone change This
was since 1882" ~
We recollect full we'll the circumstance. The
senior editor of this paper was in lS39-4O, a
representative of Switzerland county, Indiana
where he then resided, twenty miles from Gin
cinnati. The principal objection to his election
was, that he was nullifier-a character that he
never denied, but avowed and defended He
opposed the bill to prohibit intermarriage be.
tween whites and blacks, solely OIL the ground
th.t no power was conferred on the legislature
to pass such law. For to determine who can
contract marriage is TO exercise more arbitrary
power than was ever claimed by the Tudors.
Nor is the senior editor now satisfied of the
eXpcdiency of such law, even if the power
existed. For il Boston or New England white
fanatics, male or female, insist on marrying
negroes, we are not quite sure that they should
be prevented by law. Such connection would,
we think, be about as etiectual a cure of their
tanaticism as anything that could be done and
rs destructive of their influence.
But it is utterly untrue that the vote at the
time gave rise to any impression that the senior
editor was an Aboliionist We have never
seen it intimated in any paper, nor heard it ut
tered by any person-athough the prominent
part taken by the senior editor in the legislature
of that session, exposed him to every sort of at
tack that was feasible. His well known posi-
ton them as now, of decided Southerner in
principle and sentiment, rendered such an impu.
tation too futile to be attempted. And after the
session was over, he was re-nomnated unani-
mously, and by reclamation by the convention
of the Democratic party, n party then in the
North inveterately opposed to nil the forms of
abolition, and received the entire vote of the
party at the ensuing election.
And now in conclusion, the senior editor has
to say, that having responded to the attacks
specifically made as to time and circumstance,
he has never at any time been an Abolitionist,
and that on the slavery question as on others
generally, he has maintained consistency which
he is ready to compare with that of any other
man, and such as it is simply ludicrous for snch
specimens as General FooTE, and WILLIAM J.
Brown to assail.
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The International Fair at London.

We learn that the storeship Fredonia has not
returned from her cruise, and that the President
has been called on to permit the U. s. ship
Pennsylvania to proceed to London, to convey the
the articles for exhibition, together with such
committees as the Governors of the different
States may appoint
We understand the President is willing to
send this vessel, provided Congress makes the
requisite appropriation. We hope that every
facility will be given to this enterprise. 1t is
true the exhibition is to consist mainly Of manu-
features, and they belong chiefly to one section
of the Union the North. But the exhibition
and sales, we understand, are to be conducted on
the principle of free competition and free trade
and we should like the experiment to be made.
But then we want this affair conducted in
good faith We think that the vessel ought to
start from New Orleans, and touch ut all our
leading sea ports to Boston, and receive such ar
tieles and committees as are to 60, and not
start from one port, and subject other ports to
the necessity of going and shipping to that
We think, too, that it would be much better to
send one of our mail steamers than the Penn
sylyania. The cost would not be greater, and
the convenenccs much greater. No eonsidera
bic number of persons can be comfortably &C
comnodated in the Pennsylvania. She has
neither the cabins, the bedding, nor the cooking
apparatus. But in one Of our large steamers,
all these abound to IN extent amply sufficient
to accommodate all the committees that will 60
Besides, the steamer herself is perhaps the very
finest article we could send to such an cxhibi-
tion-as we can send better ones than any other
part Of the world, and heeter. 1t is true, that We
have steamers that now run to England-but
our line stops at Liverpool-the other touches
at Southampton-none of them have appeared
at London.
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is insufficient for lis wants, and his recommenda-
ton that those united for duty shall be retired
and their places supplied by new appointments.
ALSO concur in his Recommendation that the sum
ofS2O0, 900, part Of the Navy Hospital Fund, be
invested in stocks, as protection against loss,
and to censure regular income.
The augmentation Of the marine corps, as pro-
posed in the report of its chief, deserves Likewise
the early attention of Congress. BY areyision of
the complement tables Of ships of-war, it is be-
lieved that the number Of landsmen might be re-
duced, and that of the rank and file Of the marines
increased, so as to provide for the deficiency now
existing in this corps, without detriment to the
service, or additional expense to the Government.
am, with the highest respect, your obedient
ervant, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of The Nary.
To the President
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A CARD.

TaNHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that
i Mrs. ZINES DURHAM has taken the
house in Green's Row, Capitol Hill, formerly
cupied Mrs. Spriggs, which she has fitted up in
comfortable aud sumptuous manner, for strangers
and members and their families during the ensuing
session Of Congress.
Mrs. ID. fatters herself that all the conveniences
and Iuxuries of home, have been secured for the
benefit Of those who may favor her with their pa
ronage and neither pains nor expense have de-
TERED her from exerting herself solely for the COM
fort of her boarders.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, December 4, 1850.

After the reading Of the Journal, the death or
CHESTER BUTLER, representative OF the llth Con
gressonal district of Pennsylvania was announced.
Mr.. CHANDLER, of Pennsylvania Rose and
pronounced eulogy on the deceased; after which
the House passed The customary resolutions.
Mr.. PEASLEE gave notice of his intention to
introduce bill to be ent tied "An act for the re-
lief of'Isaac Hill & Sons, whereupon the House
adjourned
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We observe by the spirit Of tie South
Eufaa, Alabama, that Capt, Belts, who was en-
PEELED from that neighborhood some time ago,
has been permitted to return on giving adequate
ASSURANCES rs to his future course.
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sB"We call the attention of members arriv-
ing, to the advertisement Of Mrs. DURHAM's
boarding house
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The amount stated for the year ending June
&c. 1851, is that Of the appropriations only, which
were passed upon supposed increase Of the army
thousand, 10000 as provided by law. 1t is be-
lieved, therefore, that the expenditures will ex-
coed the appropriations though they will not equal
those of the year ending June 30, 1852, in conse-
quence Of the delay which necessarily interviewed
after the passage Of the act of June, 1885, before
the augmentation authorized by it could he ef.
fected,
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.

COLUMBUS, Dec. 4.
The Ohio House Of Delegates organized by
electing Mr. Morse, Free-soiler and D.mocrat, to
the speakership. Blair, Democrat, was elected
clerk. The Senate has not yet elected its speaker.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 4, 7 P. N.

Large steamer coming up the bay supposed TO
be the steamer Arctic. Frigate Brandywins ar
mains of Thomas J. Morgan, late American Sec
rotary Of Legation, who died Of yellow fever
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WM. HOW LA ND,
Importer and Dealer in Dry Goods, in
CHARLESTON, S. c

CHARLESTON, S. C.
VNOULD call the attention Of planters visiting
w Charleston for their supplies, to his stock
of Dry Goods, which is kept constantly full, and
embraces a complete assortment for families and
plantation wear; and, in Dress Goods, from the
ow-priced, to the richest, latest, and most fash
ionable.
AS large part Of his stock is Of his o,cn imPor-
tation, he is enabled to compete with any Dry
Goods establishment in the United States, either
IN price or variety.
All Goods Of Southern manufacture, he Will par
ticuariy keep.
No. 9a4, bend Of King ST., Charleston, s. c:
dec 4-2awtlstMay
General Banking & Exchange BUSINESS.
CO-PARTN Frs ZIP.
TUNHE undersigned respectfully. announce to the
public that they have entered into co-partnei.
shin H. The transaction ola general Exchange and
Rapt;no business in the city Of Washington, un-
der The firm OF SELDEN, WlTHERS, & co:
All business entrusted to them will be attended
- wi,h promptness and fidelity.
~ WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer ofhe U. s.
JOHN WRITER'S,
OF .flerandria, Virginiu.
r. w. LATHAM,
ofhe City Of Washington.
L. B. BAYNE,
Of Baltimore, Ma'y'aaa."
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SSyESs>S9 - a
BY TE LEG X A P H.
fTclesraphed-For the Southern Press. !

New YoRK, Dec. 3-p. m.
The brig Narlisko has arrived here from Porto
Rico, bringing advces to the 10Th Of November.
The most important item Of intelligence IL that
the inhabitants Of Ponce in great tribulation,
being in anticipation of II hostile visit from Gen.
Lopez.
report was currently circulating that the Gen
eral in the vicinity Of the island with an armed
expedition against it. So confident the be-
LIEF in the rumor that the Governor had ordered
out all the troops and organized the citizens into
companies, who were patrolling the streets in or
der to be in readiness to repel any attempt at in
vasion. The greatest excitemea, prevailed every
wher,.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 4.
The Democratic ticket for Mayor and Aldermen
has been carried by two hundred and eighty ma
jority. -
AUGUSTA, Ga. Dec. 4.
The insane hospital at this place has been to-
tally destroyed by fire, and some thirty OF the in
mates lost their lives in the flames, while others
were dreadfuly burned. About one half of them
were females
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.
The PRESIDENT Message was received here by
telegraph twenty hours ahead of the messenger
who went out with it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-05

nam in he haods, nx Required eos sr which q 70
lot likely be has paid cent OF interest must esse
petted HIM ~ las kss&er. or both some $1,000 10
$4,000.
Ihave been IA no haste TO 70 into particulars
-p,a this subject I wanted % sea what would
% done. What has been done
A few DAYS since. o. undersaad. Mr.. CtAKkK.
solicitor u The Treasury IN the place os GuLKrr lefs
,h;s city sor New.York. where u wa proposed %
bi,.- on behalf OF WxraoRE. that Il the Govern
me-, would agree not 20 prosecute him (WstxoRrl
crimlnslly--thst Is. &c woRid agree % oonPoH NJ
re fsi0as-he lWKrsoRsl would pay into TIE
Treasury ss2. 90 GA acco1ni and give security 70
pay whatever share q the other ess. 500 court q
law Ad not award hsEa 60 commissions and tnls,
slthough the statute gives him bat s@ooe year,
although be has bad the use az many thoassnd
dollars and paid no interest on IL aud although hls
quarterly accounts were delinquent froIa Dec ~
al he was turned out Of ofhce in 1919
The reader viii remember. that the slsl.SoS
which WErsoRx keeps 81 interest aud refuses n
refund. Is no, 80 kept because be Preteads % have
made payments GA acccunt of Government whioe
were Mt siOw ed HIM. aRl about which there coaii
b. dispute Al payments made BY ham. 90 stst
tel 81 b. b. have been Llowsd-the Aacl,cr
awards the compensation provided By lsw--but
WErMoRE holds 10 So. 500, on which he nakes
claim for his scrrtcss. and 10 s92 zoe more whsch
he does not pretend 70 have 4 right % claim--bst
when threatened with the criminal dcek. Offers. ~
h, legal advisers Offer Ia pay in ss2.ooc and give
the Uui, States LAW or the ether ESQ 500. II such
an otter. thus made. did Dot look ike sense of
guilt what dld it look bke | ana told il has besn
s.thdrAwn, and am sure that ~ man sustained ey
conscious innocence would have made t.
\ statement q the case in another periodical
sihrns that Wetmorc claims money paid out by
h'm CIR the Government I DO a0s - ssdersfasd
a. HIS claims Tor his services The otccr
sworn, and by law appointed 10 audit his scccant,
has done So, tsriily, and Collector Nsxweis
chief witness aSsins, the coaspirs,ors q is2c. To-
or is 10 be made an example Of We Will see
whether he VIII come cut OF the dlfkcelty eow a.
easily as he dhi wenty Sur years ago.
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ber as, and i. nov nearly Completed. and VII cost
sbyat $4,000. portion of which has been paid.
The LARGELY increased Hospital servocs soOn de
manded the exclusive sttentioa OF Physlcisn-in'
Chief devoted solely 70 that duty The ormer o1S c
Of Superintendent aud Physician, was therefore d
y.ded Dr. Theodore TelikSmpf was spPoinrd b
the chief medical otice. and the ,urmer SuPerln'
tendent continued until the commencement q the
present year 70 discharge the proper duties o. thai
station
Toe Commissioners. doubling their authority N
The premises under the present law, have not palc
NE salaries OF the Resident Physician o. New
orS. or that OF the Health Commissioner, except
that part expressly slowed by the presen, law as
scompensation for duries performed ia relation TO
Ahen Passengers
AMENDMENTS or THE ACTS RESPECTING
ALIEN PASSENGERS
The experience at the past year has pointed out
several omissions aud incongrites in the laws Of
the ast Session in relation TO alien passengers and
a., care and protection O( EN- grants. These relate
mainly n details MT at 81 affecting the genera
principle Of the laws, but ct much Importance 70
their practical operation beng such omissions ami
questions Of doubtful Interpretation. - not uure
guently arise IN acts only partially aniendatory 81
Trner legislation The correction OF these. Will
I'VE additional efficacy 10 the law, ami doubtless
prevent litigation aud delay. There are also two
or three other Provisions AZ one IN relation 70 the
nroper,v NJ MINOR orphansl where due regard IN
private ushts requires some alteration Of the ex
sting lsw.
The Commissioners considering these legal lie.
tails SIS not coming within the sphere OF the present
Report have prepared. AMI viii soon communNa'e
IN the Legislature a statement oi the several he
iects IN the legislation Of the lsst session "a which
,hey refer. together with the corrections which sp
pear to them proper TO be made. az wei for the
pubic interest as Tor the welfare aud protection Of
those aliens within our State Jurisdiction.
a. E VFRPLANCK CYRUS CURTISs
DANID GOLDEN GEO. T.. KUNNARDr,
ROBERT 3 MISTURN EDWARD COPELAND.
A. : WONDHI'IT
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Custom House. REMOVALS IN NiRoiEIA.
yo, Herald Of Friday says We learn TIA, tho Collec-
Tor from the Secretary Of tbs Treasury
Der Yesterdays mall TO dshsIse from lhoir respective on
Ae.sgTersil Whg. In sddiiion ths rs~.oss
GOAT Is 10 DO laid up and The hands discharged"
TaE UPPER MIssIssIPPL-By passengers who
reached his sity yesterday he Alton pseks learn
a he liver 10Th above and below Quincy Was s closed
By lee on saturday last fsL Louis Rep. issh st
FIRE AT CRAwFORDsvfLLE, fsD.-samuel Bin
k1rds house Molynesnxs dry goods store and A say
!ers shoe stoe burned ap jan M Insurance eo,Feo
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ws,sr.ears q yo1is-sy. near fsutba ha
" Fs.I.s. a Wsll,, rarssc.ssi.:ss: z: s s.s
Publishers, Clinton Hall III rsssse " DC" "" '''
~ General society Of Meet snics and rrsaes-
men, siuyyessni institute, 500 brosd~y
' Lgcrusgs-le5o.
Pre-. 1:s sts s s% .sa En- ~
j W RsDugLO, MD.-PhysCgeo,sy ~ as sc
Il ss sf De i ssr sSS H.oy TaS Clare.
90, .s i " s5as5 pa Constitution and IRE. d,
~ M-ruber. obt.s ,ssr Iisass g hs Agpr.s
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