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MARKETS. ELsEyvIIrsRE.

FirfhrfI rut ,Mny - Befirs,n Blgrsl1 shares Read
Ing Esfsd - ~: ~ DO y, 80 100 az. - 23if slVo
tsE4H ifet in ~. w.es l-e5 40; lou Rsldlns NJ CO.
der NoIds = -; 90 'euusyl ania r o. sOO d., ~ 40
Susuufheunah Canal 80 ~ S 600 Reading Railroad a.
Sssh t' 20 shares Morris Canal b. 1895 coamersilf
Nnnk e - TO- 5N ID d.. i "a. Tarurrs aa1 Mechanics
Isnf co.,. Afsr iornis 500 Reading D. -. sf0 DO.
it, fon so,e. scaoao 81 i a. 80, -, 49, ~ AZ
~ 4.afts tliln Canal i.'i.
DOMESTIC NAEErTs.
Pluia rttFHA. May 1.-THE rain limited operations
today. and very little done to change quotations
In any 81 The staple articles q produce Flour re-
mains dull ~ s. l2ts q IS - for common and good
brands Corn meal is drir, nj 81 S7h Rye aour very
quiet az the same rate wheat g. steady In price. aud
saics range Of a. Is 81 ~ Tor white aud 81 ~ 81
for reds Eyc y worth coo. Corn wanted At zoe FOR
81 low. snd s7c frr white. oats worth 3S a SOC
Sugars and moasses fhout change and sales limited
Coffee rtmains duh, With an increased stock in the
tlonary whskcy is lower and bbls. tod at - a Ne
, reirhts dull
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&YI NoT ONLY MONEY, BUT LIFE sAyEp-ps

RAA Hunter will forfeit any sum. II failing esrs
any case that under his how
standing Affecting Patients invited to his Ds,en
sary No. Division street. New York city, ~ thossan
Strangers and others who have been in
lection OF physician, are solicited call Doctor.
His great remedy Hunters Red DrcPthat troubles the
Price One Dollar. Read and Rehect-The afflicted would Dc
well 10 reflect before trusting their health happse
In many thelr vet in the hands Of physcans
rant % veneea and raereuriai diseases IL Is certainly
possible fer 20 understand all the ills the humAa
family subject to- DR. Hunter Is known be
successful practitioner In the United States. Years Of
toe, exclusively devoted to the study and treatment Of
dseases arising from impurities OF the blood whereby the
constitution has become ereebd enables the Doctor
guarantee Speedy
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MEDICAL NoTIcE-ruERE ARE THOUSANDS or

MEDICAL NoTIcE.-TuERE ARE THOUSANDS or
Nl individuals who imagine themselves cured hut haze
actually The poison In their blood undermining tao syssms
they viii Iay no attention 20 the warning Of the uscasei
SELF although 10 often gives evidence existence
the form eruption aching the bones Joints which
will often disappear and again return telling you very plain
~ that ~ h here iii finally Il gathers strength BY reduce
ing The ysem and ~ rayages become perm timely
would he avoided but the inexperienced run from
quack 90 another until be Is compelled 70 apply regular
practtoner Hundreds have Ieins
having tcn yctmzed by the whole lattn OF quacks Of
this cty viii save money. and What i OF i'm
porsaree your health BY rrpyirg he frs nl
cation q Any Gscafe 90 DR. HElNE Ne. - Duane street,
second door vee ~ Chatham, who regular hyscian
Ans a member OF the Medical society.
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nR. ceNvERs INvIGoRArING CORDIAL, 70

DR CoNvERS INvIGORATING CORDIAL, FOE
II Genital Debility Impotenoy, Inoontinence Noctar
nal Emissions &c. SThs justly celebrated cordial 10
the only remedy for those sad derAA
habits Of youth nordnste indulgence of the passions IN
rpor The following Of the effects Of t vio
aton Of the laws Of mans physical and social bengPros-
trston dyspepss pain in the head And din
of vision weakness of the back and lower exremie
mpotency premature and total decay Of yry weak
aversion to society timdity and love Of se-
tude Young and middle aged here learn why they
declining In healthwhy they become pale sunken
and they losing their APPEARANCE
and vgor This invgoratng and renovang cordial has re-
stored scores Of who have injured ths
dock and other have eject in these
the fiction and which often appesrs in wondered
little books this subject Of to the patient Young
If would avoid the burning with caastc bserinG
pills and powders &c. which usually prescribed TO ne
purpose this cordats the only anchor Of hope
Tor you You exposure hndrAnes
business, at home travellngand be restored. N b.
Those involuntary nocturnal which hArrAs
ing and destructive and productive of much mischief ~
the nervous system incapacatng the for
exsrtion will be speedily removed BY this cordial
Mara this cordial contains no opium mercury any othsr
tent Each bottle OF the genuine has DIR Convr InvEo-
rating Cordial blown the glass Price 81 bottles three
bottles for S. $40 the half Dozen important remarks 70
the married and single with ample directions accompanies
Fulton street. Clamp store) Sun Buildings, New York a.a
BY Dr. Convers ut his Once No. IS Third Nsy York
N B-Persons in the country have the Cordial AID
letter Of advice carefully forwarded them by addessing
IS above NotceMarred whose conuga relations
have been productive and those marriage
confidently consult Dr. Convcrs personally By letter. p
paid
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Z. y. Marshnl,s Office,

NAY O-John A. Brown, master Of the American bark
% 10 Fellow, was arrested warrant issued by O. w
Morcton. Esq. charging him with having inflicted
cruel and unusual punishment on a seaman named
Thomas D. Babb board said vessel during her late
voyage nom Singapore TO this port
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John l.. Baer, the Buckeye blacksmith has been
arrested and committed to prison In Pottsve Pa on
the chsrgs Of sedueing Lucreta Stats aged Ia years
Ba'r Is married man His trial will take place in
I'm =
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DR. RALPH. AUTHOR on THE "PRA oTIcAI

NR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE "PRACTICAL FRY-
~ yAte Treatise" he,cs:e tcprs 10 70 A. n; Sto
n. (sunday exsepted)-No. IS Greenwich street, These
who apply In the earlier Of certain Diseases Will 10
surprised At the case and rapay Of the In s.rstu
tressng stages; also. in Seminal diseases from
advantages, and very extensive practice) he 90
insure such certain SAFE and radical cure
ample fer stating be obsainea from sshsr
America. . 7 ..' =
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The following Is list Of the vessels which have
cleared sailed from the Atlantic ports Tor California
during the past month There has been falling ~.
in comparisou with the previous months. % sailing
vessois but increase Of stcamers-four having icn
~ lrIr.- hnI r.r.-I -
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COnPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work tho nature and treatment CT or dsoaes
sris, and ali kindred ahee.ses q hs uifsry csos
a large as lie BY nomer Bostvick " o. LARGE qrarto.
NpGsg:A "a edition. Price so. Extract frcr The nostos
hedical aud Surgical JtarntTt be aaf fearie.ry.
y ht ,guai 20 keords Actions work the family
Of dsCase and TAR supsr 90 anything 81 the kad pub
ns.ed IN this oorutry" Auher Of The work Seminal
iEso,s.nsl &c saassa ingrsrsr hasi,s
ishers. sTRiNcrRk TOHHScND 20 Br, ad~-sv ars IN
lie authov I,rragvsx
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Arrived.

RBtA ......,,. 4 S. NOON SETS. 3
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THE WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF DIR. WATTS NER-
vine Is unparalleled He will undertake TO any
Nervous Maady matter what how long STANDING for
$20 and at the time canddy that the most that
ever was used to about IA bottles OF
Nervous Antidote but that hundreds have been entirely
cured OF the worst Neuralgia palms, Tic Doloresux excess
sys and prostraie debility with two or three bot
spectfuy referred to Major M Noah J. Egber ESQ., Of
the Herald Jno Horton Esq 60 Nassau street. besides
hundreds Of others equally whose certificate
be seen At the Office; 90 bottle 5000 DOZEN sent TO
nervous diseases with claim to foreign reputation
heard Of BEFORE Ask for Watts Nervous Antdote
lO2 Nassau street. mis-
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MEDICAL.

ofIEN hi nLD :, a.. ~
writers have yet noticed The higher classes more sub
than the lower who have labor fer their
port by exercising their arms by which means the yseea 81
the chest all the Of the stomach developed
These the regions whore all the vital seated
The VIPER classes the other hand generally exercise
their lever mb which be done but at the saeri
Zee and expense Of the exremes and chest Alas
CONSUMPTION and premature deaths but too often the
results Of their
wlSrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
IL tie great remedy fer Consumption and the best medicine
Known to man Tor Asthma Of stage Liver Complaints
bronchitis nhuenza Coughs Colds Bleeding OF the Lungs
Shorness OF Breath pains and weakness in the se breas
&c, and All other diseases Of the pulmonary organs.
From the Cincinnati Daily Tmes.-Wo would advise our
readers who aborng under affection Of the lungs to
make immediate trial Of this truly excellent medicine The
most intelligent and respectable families OF city have
adopted u as fayorite family medicines and pre-
disposed to consumption, who used it, speak in the
hghsrs terms OF us efficacy None genuine unless signed
For sale by A Ba d. Sands Fulton street alss at
the Astor and Irving Mouse Drug Stores Broadws 1t a
viland, Reese Co.'s, Maiden lane at william BurgerA
Courtandt street. and BY the Druggists generally through
out the United States and Canada.
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&kn0 REwARD.-JEFFRIEs' ANTIDOTE, sPl-
WOOO ci6c Mixture for the Of GonorrhoA, 0lsst
Etreturss and similar di:ordsr MAKES speedy cara
change application to business The proprietor ohalenes6
single which the mixture will under the for
be dose Of the mixture taken when
lasts weekmany cured in days. Tor sale b O. 4
RING. 1e2 Broadway; laS Ravard street.
THE CERTIFICATES OF CURES IN ONE DAY BY
local application, from who had under the
Of other physicians the Of dieoase with
ont benefit the unfortunate that Dr. Lamont -
old in Is years practice in Paris failed to be perma-
nently cured Country patients must enclose peSe
paid Female Irregslarity Pills. 81.
nR. BELL CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED AT nIo
~ Office 2SL Spruce street, William street. al
diseases Of nature and which he the
mereuria system. The method Of arrcng the disease
IN it's first stage Dr. B. uses with success and cures soms
times In two days.
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On Thursday. the 9th inst, BY the Rev Mr. ArmI-
tsge, MI AtsuspEs WssD. 70 Miss A,osLt-s STR
rHHss, both VI this city.
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D9cToE TorEEsIlr rRIyAIELr-roe . cEsI.-

- means Of re foehcl k'eulapius or Evers ons He
Own rlysican Twenty edition. With Hundred
engrayinrs, showing fyate Diseases and Masrmsons q
e censrate Sys.er IN shape and iorIs, by wis
Ihevari.Ts isms 81 secret seniaai Ds
Youth arc faithfully ccrcihef and s tie rteincs
plain larguase The esapter solf Abuse seminal
Ncens t WefhN % Particular G.teson ard should be
RAG y egety ent loons men, vie heve beer uniortuns,e
- ccasc Frecua 20 placing yourselves under
Tie este ~ aug dpct1r nRcr what h rretsnsons
BE- Get Gerry o. this truly vssful work Strangers visiting
Vie city, Pa ticaiafiy tlosq contemporaries MARRIAGE doat
hink q retSrnrs home rithous cory q tAe oet, su-
lue Sea cartare ard gong tc thafld rCss
Dr. Acrns Treatise Marriage The f~chct dcuia i've
Every One H.ovn physician. Any rergon feniinr tweny
Eve ENCLOSED letter viii receive copy tfH
book, ~ natl; sr copies viii hs asnt Tor sos Al
dres DIX. WN. NorSG. III Spruce street, Fhaae'paiA
ard Tor sale ~ strinEer TovnHend ~ b a4vsy. Me-
York
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DR; wARRES. OF 80; MOTT sTRTEr FROM
~ three years hospital and fifteen YEAR, private rraas
in his city MAY be conved free VI charge on diseases 4
private which Ne cures ithout aerar- or
burmese Sss his diploma in On.s
from z A. NJ. 20 i0P ".
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IsT or LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once, Nay IL, 1850.
OFFICIALLY PuBIIufxD HAVING TIE LA1orgr
CIRCULATION
Please mention the date Of the list in which they i'd
vertised. LADIES' LIST.
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CENIEAL WEAKNESS. DEBILITY. ke-rHE ONLY
- srd curc wi N and invaiGAse nfr
nation On usaiurta1n self p,utio impotence Se
ausd w Dr. Rsirhs Practical Private 1rlti edi-
vich street.
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Van

j.. v.rasrtsrs c,e p-k- yr--sk
a. w Wa rursn Va yan vesk.Js 49,
,rr> "a. y.n aRs assrs- Sssr y. vr-ssss.iss
Ah.sAsm W, n.ss- s,.,,-. vss z.nssw
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LITTER BAGS for Kingston, Chagres Havana, Panama,
Lima. Calao, Sandwich Islands California and Oregon will
close az the Exchange Reading Reom @ Exehange this day
az half o'clock and be forwarded in charge special
MESSENGER, rer steamers Cherokee and Georgia: -,
Letter hays for Rio Janero, steamer Antelope, will
close at the above Office this day at half pas, 2occek
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I,nE MARRIEn wouAN.s rRIrArr MEDICAL oox.

yI,nE MARRIED wouANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
rsnon-hy DR.. A. NJ Mauficc,u, Professor OF peeases
u Notnsn-isuth edition, lamJ 10. 2p-Proe gl.-Yesu
81 suhetus - physical and aen. anguish 20 many sf
ies.nf.e we ar pspnsIy aaeultie 60 The husband
II INTENDED especially foT ihe a-sa or those
irg rtrt-c e. 10 disccssl prl ss3fa rtsh akouif
be tne~n 20 them particularly.
40 oa whose s does not psris % incr.sss % fa-
mlly, ~ b. ~ eerccsl mportancs.
here, also, every fsmsicthe vie the ras.hsfths one
either budding into wpsnt oct the ore In hs dsans "a
year, IN Nhpt nature consn-iates rpcr.sat 1haugo
can discover The causes snd tae efficient
fenc, and meet certain meis 81 cure In every pains
70 which her seS IL su6icoA
tENtrsct e Letter from oenou in Dsyton 0AioJ
- Dfyrcr. nsT !. 1sz
Nv Dtr sirNy wife hss been perceptibiy sinking for
some hree years IN OF her snsrish
ana suffering months before and during
every srceessive and iehitstei and prosrss
ed Ell putting her life IN Imminent Danger ard which vas
ofthinrs nd resigned yrslf the werst
A. thh tine tnov shopt two mcnthsb heard yorr book
highly spoken o. containing matters Reaching nv
cs On IL receipt and erusa esnaot " ro1 the
relief Afforded my distressed nina and tN joyis page
perfst WIFE learnrr ths. the rreft discovery 81
me- which little conceived possible nut for this ere
smother would have passed ever bead IN All hsmss
Probability wife wosid have been IN Asr frsve sns NO
His 81 eourss pr.ecabie 70 ecnvey more fully shs Va
eus sutjects treated o. they Of strictly N
tended for The married, or hcss ccptemRatng maiees
sale ~ IA Broadway and At the Publishing Ofes u
Liberty street New York. Little Co., Alhanyi WG D.
v Bes.ss fs.si'.n = Cha 2. street &
re. S s. s::,'s Il. Hs ss sss. II
La Nsv rsrs cir. odss In IlssrsI ssssss
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FftIAnffpftfA, May IL Il M.
ArriyedPacke ship Uibernin Foulke, Liverpool; bark
Yorkshire Jones. Yorkshire Eng schr John Houston
ark
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Tns oA'Sss Case A Nrw FeAruae-
his interesting and long prolrac,ed ,cnse
4 fled for tv' al nm Tho o,l r.

THs oA'Sss CASE. A NEw FrAruae-
This interesting and long pro.rac.ed .cn.e
- h1ed fos trail on the Esd Of this month
Prom the state Of the case and the dispo.
sn'on Of The Pal,ies, We think II 10, i'm.
probable that the trial vi be proceeded
on Vi 'ih ,he day fixed Sioce our las, notice
VI This case new claimant 10 HE wa, "a.
tate Of the la'e Daniel Clark has appeared in
court, eon'esling The clai,ns Of Mrs Gaines.
lhisis Mrs. Caroline Barnes, who claims
10 DO the daughter Of Daniel Clark by Zuli.
me Carriere. aud e!des. sister OF Mr..
Ga'oes. Mrs. Barnes rcss her preiensions
upon The allegation ihal Daniel Clark ae-
knowledged in his lifetime ,ha, said Caro-
line was lis daughier,-lhai said acknowl-
eigement is contained in letters 10 DAME
Cox, of PniIadel hia, in wh'c.. Clark SAYS
that Lullms Csriiere was then eaceinte by
him, and beGs that Cox will make the nee
essary provision for Lcr. Tie child is al
legged to be the present clsnant. Some
years after her birth il is averrei that Dan
'el Clark married ZuIime, and thus leg,i-
mated the petitioner as his lawful daughter
and forced heir. Myra (Mrs. Gaines) was
not oo'n for six y''sr. af'er. The resen,
elaiment avails herself of all the roofs COL
lec.ed oy Mr.. Gaines, to establish the mar
riage OF Daniel Clark and Zuime Carriere,
and relics upon Clark's own letters to prove
that she is his issue.
There viii be some legal difficulty in the
present party being; admitted Into the plea
dings as they now s'and.-N. o. Delta.
Jan. 10.
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TIE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT .--One Of

THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.---One OF
the most important discoveries Of the age, in amel-
iorating the condition Of this lugc class of suffer
ing humanity, Consumptivcs, is DIR. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. What time establishes
and conseclatcs, what experience adopts and con-
firms what all men in all places unite in -ayins is
good and valuable, is 81, no doubt. \ popularity
of this solt i>es in society its roots 50 deep and
strong, that tine cannot destroy il. The success
which has attended this madeleine for several years
past, has overcome the prcluiices of all rcspccta-
bic and sensible men, aud the article has taken IA
stand among IN, first class discoveries aHd bes-
sings of th. az aud whan r2sDrt"d 10 IN season,
err, licitrs tn diseases fJi which il is recJm-
m,n led.
DR.. II. Nlcanlr, Of Tarb,ro, North CIR
writes rs m cr date Of February II, l'i7, that h
has used DR.. WisLlr's Bilsam of wild Cherry, IN
hi. practice the las, eighteen months aud consid-
cr it tn best preparation Of tha kind h. ever saw,
AM kuJws of n,ac 50 deserving tn public pat
rOnage..
None is genuine unless signed |. BuTr'S on
tn, wrapper. X. J. TAYLOR,
i.n %. Agent fr Newport.
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FURTHER FROM THE SCENE
OF EXPLOSION.
Names Of the Killed,
NFw YoRK, Feb. 9Th, 2 r. II.

i'hht ~ ctb, 49,
The whole number of dead bodies
recovered this morning is n.
OF these, ten have Deen identified
the lIth was carried into .iae station
house just as | left. The bodies re-
corded as unknown las, night, have
since been identified those with the
10 recovered this morning, make up
the list oi IA &c follows
Jos. Lock- " ood, 45, born lin Conn.
Geo. y. Worreii, Y. New York.
Henry Nathan Reed, %. New York.
John Docharter, 10, Scoucnd.
Abraham Oscar Kelsey, 81.
Henry Alexander Dixon, %.
Rich. Z. Egbcrt, 30, Staten Island.
Owen Pratt, aged If, New York.
Patrick Burdy, Ireland.
Isaac Osborn.
Rufus Whiting, aged 80, Bostcn.
John Rogers, aged -, New York.
Daniel J. Dougher'y, aged I6, l.e-
land
The crowd is still great around the
ruins, and the station house; but is
kept Of by a strong police force.
The Coroner will hold special in-
Guiry at II o'clock to-morrow morn
ing, to investigate the cause Of the ex-
plosion, and ascertain tie criminal La
bility of the perpe,ra,or and maker of
the boiler.
Probably sixty dead bodies will yet
be disco cred in the ruins in the course
of,wo or three DAYS.
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~ nlarins lntrlIiocn.r. 3,
EsOTsE OF N1; 1;WsSDks's'
ARRIVED

WEDNESDAY Jan. ~.
Schrs Vesper, Bughcc, Norfolk; fremont,
ON, Norfolk, London.
Sip Chance, Rhodes, NYork, Prov.
CLEARED.
Sip Henry Castoll, Heath, Work. Prov.
SUNDAY, Feb. 3.
Bargue Arcadia, Crostury, Charleston, Prov.
sioop Henry Caston, Heath, Prov, \. York.
MONDAY Feb. I.
Brig Emclinc, Church, Cdrdinas, Bristol.
Sc'rs Gen Tay ylor, Wright, Camden, Charles
ton; Telegraph, --Ellsworth, y. IWk, Sc
raph, Paine, Boston, Rappatanock Red Jacket,
James, +. River, York River; November, Ellis,
Hartford, Prov; Leader, Chalk, Calas, \. York.
SUNDAY Feb 3
Bark Providence, Carr, ArpaEchacola, Prov.
Schrs Albert Thomas, Higgins, Prov, Virginia;
Susan Chase, Chase, + River.
Sloops Fancy Jane, Gardner, South Ferry Ma
tive, Davis, Prov.
MEMORANDA.
Arr at Georgetown, 2jh ul., >chr Fountain,
Eddy, from Charleston.
BiIg ileary Marshall, Briehtman, arrived at
Savannah, 2sth ut, from Havana.
Brgs rincc dc Joinvillc aud Cardiff, were al
Havana on the l9th, discg. John BIl'h, Mel
vile, Lg Henry Marshall, Brghtnau, Ior sl-
vinnih nest day
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This cure IA t,srspl or,r the stY II he best pivs<
r,sss IN ihs city OF Philadelphia and u POSITIVE rRoov
,ha, internal a.rs cnn be cured easily rEcrnsl
when BR.STt IaRiTYisa ENrHAcT i used. Afr. JOh.
R,pburr, ore Of the most respectable gentlemen IN
luburn, Cdtted 80, " v, informed US ~ Oct ls5f
thst he had teen afflicted vita thrco FIShUsEs or
u, si,urivd internally a. 70 allow ui Nh csnfi
sdon ard thus u. positive pruof ut tho fact snd ~
their location, Tie fad that be hHd sprnt year 40
Philadelphia under the professional advice o the hest
pa yscians, and vas Obliged To rstrn 20 Albarn, with
out cure or ielp. when Dr Z. n Hgst. drurzst ~
Auburn. ad.cd him 10 try Brasfs ps'Vyiag Eyifscf.
and tho vsc oi ues OF Il css,lci PEI ftei
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CANcE2OUS scRoFULA!

This Ia tie cnse OF fyiag who fef h,-, Ifs 80.
s1yed of worse case uf SCROfuLA hy Gully sSire toa
ts, OF Efnus Purifier, than ever was cured y tie -
fnsire AOHs Of the best Siyf7j lra that wac ever
sar,sphrR hAs { sdienf nedei. gct-e " cLeei u
Of such a ys,pLtnasV hp,lcss case
Mr.. Il. HASktN, u Rome, Onsiil Co. -. y a sery
ye0fs Connnsd 10 his bed tn- tat yesrtA
wa. 80 much dscuscd nnd debii;aed to he unable is
tis he haud tO head He had the be-, meeicoi ddsies
lad used All Of TIE bs Sdr.dpdJas 10 10 good effect
rat and rorIe, and considered 10 be In dr,
.,yi, snd could not live c f3uy hour, longer when Ia
commenccd ueing BRAHTS PURIEJER. lila ascs
e4tsn ne1'iy ~ % hye Tea tirot.A
~ ir.ifce uuder he chin. tist he treathed throu.
tie holes bic entcn around that II co;e te fes
~ cu' Of 10 place. It Ony holding by ANAL pia<e7
o. Que arm was dcsacytd by two uccs; ulcer uJlef
the -, NJ ,rpe 7n's hand had nearly eaten through
hi, rte .rg is body Tlus ne wcs raced with ie-ns
such pu,yid qe,d oere lerri various Parts Of hu
nrrsun For 'iriiur gnd fll pNeuarf. see cur PAN.
fHLETS. -
Dr. THOMAS VII LlaMs, one OF the most shilfl ply.
siciai- of Rome, caed TO Haskn the day t,frs
l. commenced using Brant's Purifier. Dr. w. eJnMnsd
him rui told him thai all he nefencs ia Ht Dsfss
6au. a net. .nTe hioi--tlRt his
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accounted f,r all N ,ney received foe iccn-
ces by him issued, and be sure that all
monies from any and every sourcs belong
ing 10 tie State were paid in the Treas
ury. In his opinion, Tho system would
work well, aad he hoped il voud he tried
Tor year, al least, and if then 10, sp' rry-
ed, The bill could be repealed.
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"JAAE Eyre" "SAlRLsY," &C.. The
New York Express says it has been as.
sured that Miss Bronte is the au,horess
of"Jane Eyre" and "ShirIey." She is
the survivor Of ihree sisters, Charlotte,
Emily, and Anne, who each have been be-
fore the public under the assumed name of
Bell ; Charlotte 40 Currer Bell, E,alIy as
Ellis Bel, and Anne as Action Bell
Emily published volume Of Poems under
her assumed name of Ellis Bell and Anne
wrote "Wlldfcld Hall" as Action He'll /;
Emily and Anne both died eonsump,iyc,
but Charlotte remains, ard We hope viii
long continue to do so, to amuse aud in
s,ruct the world with some more of the lnc-
vibrations Of Currer Bell