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MONDAY, AUoUsr IL, 1850.

an
ground he predcated the immediate admission of this State
whose entrance into the Union with her present limits and
constitution threatens seriously to shake to its founda
tons the whole Government She has utterly disregarded
the bounds which the mighty hand Of God has set to her
sdction She claims Of territory far beyond the allo
mens that made any Of the new States that were
carved out Of territory belonging to the United States Il
lays the foundation of empire which will either subver all
balance Of power in the councils Of the naon set def
ance your authority those which viii hereafter
mand the of the East Yet, s they insisted
on We have the power in hands to correct the evil
and the majority Is unwilling to set itself to work and 10
satisfy such moderate exigences. What be the object
The great object is exclude the Southern States from all
these Territories, acquired though they with their blood
and with their treasure well with the blood and
of the other States That il the great object. 1t
found impossible at the last sessions Of Congress nHct
the Wnot proviso upon the South, and called
upon fasen II this bill the shoulders Of California.
That the object California has assumed extend
dction $4,000 square miles Of Territory She tells
you her convention that not only does she wish
tain those boundaries, but that she only assumed them in
order hereafter out Of them six free States the
Pacific and thus while by this feat of political egerdeman
California assumes to cover, with the Wilmot proviso,
square miles OF territory, without power and with
authority, we called upon to sanction that which,
without that sanction, is Of avail and effect in other
words called upon to sanction the WIof prorso.
That the truth. The power Of numbers not the power
is to decide this struggle and to be beaten it.
But sir we have at least gained something by bringing the
question in all its nakedness the test II Is now unds-
guised unmasked There stands alone without any
ing object Of comprome adjustment This will
pass, have no doubt but its consummation will be the
summation of one Of the srevous the revolving,
and the most unustabe wrongs that be inflicted upon
people living do under constitutional compact which
proposes to establish Justice and to promote the general
,cefare Il will remain monument Of legislative reck-
lessness and oppression It win shame history record it.
Sir do not wish to hea BY any remarks Of ne the excite
msnt which already prevails to such an alarming extent
throughout the country God alone knows what pitch
may reach when the official gazetteer shall proclaim the
nation the law Of the land the accursed measure which,
the madness Of your impotence, you so eager pass
Yes SIR will lay aside oil srt6css Of oraioy and let the
truth 70 to the country in oil its nakedness What does
this bill effect II usmples upon the fundamental prin.
ciple which brought these States together equals and
which alone keep them in union. proclaims tho
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date OF my last, failed by very few votes, TWO
only. Csambole, an Orleanist, editor Of the Ordre,
was chosen instead. The commission is evidently
one of distrust and surveillance, hostile and pro-
voking to the President.
What is the end proposed by the Assembly !" e1cams
the Moniteur dU Sor, and where would it lead France
Do its parties consider that the conflicts which the Constu-
ton bears in its womb, like the lightning in cloud, too
tardy bursting II he commission) not list Of -
its composition striking so palpabl, that it would be
puee to deny it and being impossible close eyes and
with reference to it it would be weakness close the
mouth What Interpretation is it intended that the public
shall put upon the choice Of Gen. LAMoRcERE the person
al insuler Of the President There but that ap
pear rue for there but probable. This choice Of Mon
tagnards and Legtmists in coalition is attack upon the
President. If YOU are members of the
Assembly to whom do you it, To the influence Of the
name Of Louis Napoleon Bonapae which protected and re-
commended you to the country voters Would you have
gotten the sixty thousand votes of which you proud,
If the country had not believed that in you, members
Of the msoy representatives devoted to the nephew Of the
Emperor Where would be France it. in the immense
wreck society," Louis Napoeon Bonapareh been there
with the prestige OF his name raft Of safety to you men
orde But for The nephew Of the Emperor who has saved
you and whom you insult France this day would be swim
ming in overfowing demagogy, and the Mountain with
which you have allied yourself against him. would be trans
porting you the Marquesas decspang YOU upon the
Place Of the Revolution; you would be wandering 10 foreign
lands or hiding in your cellars For time past, there
has not arisen squeon personal the President which has
not furnished the Assembly occasion to manifest ,s iwi
towards him. Il with evident reluctance that the dota
ton was voted with passionate haste that LIE Popo,
was condemned in the belief that that condemnation passing
over the head the editor Of that JOURNAL would strike high
err One would say that the Assembly taking pleasure
in seeking and provoking fagrant rupture, at the risk
thus copomttng the repose and the future Of unhappy
country. An open rupture We call the country to wit.
ness ifthe President initiated the Assembly, and showed
himself hostile the Assembly, the Assembly to him,
would this rupture have akesdy taken pl.ce-woud y
not take place to morrow Who could blame him, IL in In.
dignacn at the wrong done himhm, the nephew Of the
Emperor the elect Of six millions Of cirenshe should se
ia bis strength and in his popularity against oss Parsmen-
lie opinion and insulting him who is begt with the symPs-
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matter deem this unreasonable moment to employ such
Language have heard from him this morning. and lbeeve
that such language well calculated TO produce serious mis-
chief and certainly do good There occasions
when such be justified Idoub have been
gentleman sna,ve country wheesuch language
could fairly used and has been most employed
sometimes perhaps good purposes and sometimes for bad
The sort OF speech we heard this morning, in my udg
ment would have suited remarkably well Of the Mountain
orators in France in the days Danon Robespre and Ma
rat but wish the Senstor that there is nothing IN
what he pleased TO call the crisis Of the present hour that
will Justify him. or any other member Of this body, in the judg
ment Of the soundthnkpg people Of the United States in
uteng the language Of jacobinsm and sedition. No, s
such language will not establish for the Senator immortality
Of fame extend his popularity in any section Of this
try He is mistaken and say again, in conclusion that he
will no, find himself sustained by single parish neighbor
hood in the State Louisiana in the OF such language
fell from his lips this morning. and which have here de-
nounced.
Mr. S0ULE. have word to say, in the first place,
with regard the language put my lips only by the
Senator from Mississippi but by his benevolent friend who
suggested he says, the very words used. II hap
pens that the Senator from Mississippi and his friend have
as have already sa misunderstood my language and mis-
quoted it, After having rapidly as could, for had in
tended much either Of the time the pa.
ence Of the Senate, in the remarks which addressed to
them this morning. summed up the effects Of this BILL said
il am not misaken-and am in my turn assisted by the
memory Of my ends-o you think that the people Of the
South will long brook and endure such an enory that the
people Of the South will long submit ot That was what
said and then added, that it could not be- unless those
Of slaves deserved to be slaves themselves Let
temen quote my language have uttered it. and then do
with sha,ever they please The Senator who has Just 10
sumedhs seat seemed TO be willing bring about
thing else than oatorcal struggle in this chamber.
that be bis object he should know that this not the place.
and be should know also that am
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kind employed BY bim used, which think capable Of
but one Interpretation, by any Senator representing part o.
tho country which in part represent should feel myself
derelct ia duty If did not rise and protest against IT,
ss INV protes 20 out with the Senator'S language that
his words and may fight against each other in the
Southwest.
Mr. SOULE shall not take from the hands Of the honor
able Senator the Of the responsibility which will pc
my lot to incur with the course which have
IN this conpexon. Had be known better he would not
have suspected Of being recant to any Of the positions
which have occuped-to any principles which have advo-
caedo any arguments which may have urged in support
Of them know, sir what means that strategy through which
member made say what be dreamed Of and a
construction is placed upon bis language which would not
bear 10 the conception Of any unpeudiced mind Did utter
any thing this morning which may, in the Iemoest degree be
justification Of the would be philippe which the honorable
Senator has been pleased to deliver upon my remarks
would seem that have been procamng the South the
cessy Of secession and put myself in opposition to the
grounds had assumed before. call you sir-l call the
whole Senate to witness, there word in what fell from
nv lips this morning which us6es the assumption SO boldly
made by the Senator from Mississippi We are again and
again tauned with taking up armswith spng blood-wih
opposing violently the action ohs Government Strange
at no time has that language proceeded from this side
At time has language to that effect fallen IRON the
lips Of any Of the friends with whom have the honor to
be connected The Senator cannot expect to draw me
into dsquson upon the meaning of the words which
have used. shall consign him to the trouble Of read
ing hem If he wishes TO ascertain what their meaning
be. have nothing to those criticisms with
which he would try make say what never entered
into my mind. When speaking Of the enormties com.
mied by majorities upon mnortes, did truly remind
the Senate this morning. and might have done in the
words Of the greatest among the great that adorned
the chair OF State, that although majortes to rule
minories, yet they should rule them not 10 eo,tra-
diet the fundamental prinaps ,ohich common to both
did say, and repeat again. that whenever constituted
majority the Government shall abuse its powers as to
ampe upon the rights of the minority they themselves will
have then brought about that crisis which BY all means
want avoid which they BY all their efforts push forth and
seem 80 anxious to realize.
Mr. FOOTE. Il seems TO that the honorable Senator
has acted vey strange part in this debate According to
his accustomed manner the Senator has taken to himself full
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f e wsi va ID, ss,c::s i: i:
STRs ss % Srsrl u
n w & i's. s.,as. o.y
'Sf iSa brig. C.,rins Graves: for NorssA 10
s.. %sisy Sss :Sr xsn s.ssa
jan ssIs zsd rr B,...,
IS s4s s.,.S JsAs Sm::.sss Jsn sss Topaz for Nr't
=, JAos 2. cysA Jan 16EArr brig Isaac franklin.
ssa g.: oasoa iaSiD D.y. for St cr..
f s.s:A :s
Nay s,
3utiay on board tsss % new. souan ' ron i''''. A.a
p.a.nd , ,SS, SS' sS aH kn brig a..s A0A
yA5r.nA,so Dee 1o-Arr bark caassn crowsl. Boston,
va 1lSsoH: FEB lar ship John Marshall. aards
brig srs s"ef @
Crown Rio dc yaneiro schrs Baltimore seght, New York
Hiram Gerard Hammond. DO cid 'chr Brainsird. Pal
:ain Weeks cssr Pc
soai. kins%sn s%yias S..ss S.fi:is ..ssas asr%oa.
s9 ss NssPG " snss S..
chaSS Dc; w,ishs. Jr Pis.es ds; AquiIs. Novel 40;
asss ss 'T::.s: % %s''sss s K'is si
salss iis is E:s.
%ins.os; MI ny vernon, a.rdi1s TanEsi; aesss
s ss: Rs%nend s..nos ..sSsw Psls s,1s c.@srdss
Fsy sS si .sa B s.Ss sss.
.y SS
sohrs Reed s. Tso%s. snd Porto Elce Mary Pa
SID yesterday put back day and anchored in Nankt
BRDroI. RI, Feb l?sld brig Emeiine. West Cardena,
rse H. ~ Arr steamship Isabel Rollias
s,eo barhs Ensign (Brl woleh verpOO Carolins Young
EEsAsT5TsT Ess ysS yss brig Th,sson Honaa,.
bound e Ne. YSrI ;,sps:S
is o'Isi Ss rss sasA
Sl5s fSss55ss' s,Isa. s sr sSs:
slarse rss Jss:psae ss 'cs ca.hnsn &
New Orleans, waiting wind; gmeae Aanwarrsn. waiting
Tsxss Ps rs e il aHs Brig Ocean Queen for s,.sou
this morning Brig Gonsort from for PhiiadoiOais
NV wna Ifes feG flSS the the Sia
Nsv BS9rosD, T.s lszAr. sehr Monitor. B,s,e Ware
lSS Tss arr Bari EdSs BsSiP ;ar
Jane Peck De Poy;do AMI t. wara df d. O. csis' &
Davis EdsafsOwn rOlivsr Cary NYOrs TOyn,sad Jones'
Moran do; PactOlu Baker from the wreck Of the schr
PHiLADELPHrA. Feb Arrbaris zidon Thurlow Trini-
Brown do; sehrs Gunpowder, Parker NYork; BENZ Doug
man, do.
PRovInEScE. Feb l3Arr bsrts Gilbert Aelehsr Apaa-
shiSoa Zensbis frisbe Mobile brss LOretto. Hsadr.on
Mobile Orrsy TAFT Ladieu Charleston soops Arion ai,r
Nforh Below, square -rigged vessel Sid brig Foster
Her. Charleston; schIs Albemarle, Fua SUFFOLK va
garet Ann. Havens. NYork -
~ Fss is-oia ship E'a,Ealaa tnsE Brun,
wiok yOo tons) MOI anus, Sfor4 10 load for California
~, ssasovn Fss is1Arr brig John Alfred Moor Attasa
lem sid sehrs Liberty, Weeks aad uornet scout NYcrk
sAvANNAH, Feb a l0-Arr bark Vernon Fave, HYork.
Cd batk Nyandotte houdletts NYork; brig fover Bel
chr Saiornia via Charleston Sid ships George Thatcher
Crowe. NOreans; Erie lie wis. kYork bark Wysndotte
Hobert, do. w '' '"S'".'
wiLsrSGroS, NC, ebIl-sld brig BoWditeh -, Port
WARREN, RI Feb bat brig Busy. surgsa, Na.auuas
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noC1OR TOuKSBLr PkINATtLr-Foa Is Oxkrs-
- ~ ~ he rectst lxsaapus, or kvsry oss fa
ovp Phys,cisn- Tvsty fourth edition, viS huntr<
sasrsvins saovrs Private Diseases sni ssfog9st Of
ne Gensr>tive Srste, SHAPE <nd By Nfsu
yo-ns N. D., 0f sf The University rcrssys>aA
Ihs vNees f,rns otsesfst pssssso Seias eskn!s Dc
scs 81 s Prustsse ttaof. tmDctsacy, S1rt<gy tsosa
,oeth .rs y hfuty ifsIcioct and =. t- r.,f 8 Fve1
tsn h-srsFs Tss 81 ssif AsJ.-, SOD Ss.1 "a
sfstl o.s 1cets 0se, Vie h1ys oDsa oaiorssn.t
~ as,ts- rFsgi3us - psci1s yourselves dat9
ssss % tsy age'oS nssss ss So grs.sas.oas mai
stes s.yf 81 ~. t-sy as.fu va.E erslssys vss,tnl
~ sy, rsrrenl.ry thoss ..stinc uArfsrs. Ssaf
% sse ~,.aer, scpy tss Yossss ,ss.
nr1e 80 eptans sas gans ss. sasuii rcss,
pf fenas rrsaass on sssrsxs fss PoeEs, .
svsty Vn9 e V~a fhfaisn snJ rc-soa eca3ias s.aasy
rTe oens entaoeet iettss. r
tssk y, nsls o. Wi - ss-s fcr ,se s,ts a.
dse-s On ~ NOON-t tSe serucs strss. Psli.ts'sss.
sorA. '~'
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NEw MEDICAL BooKs--A CUHPLxrB PRACTICAL
wert the Of psvass di.e>s,a
scturr sad all kasr~d aeeetons % urinary orssns
Illustrated Wy es. number of hsatfuiIy oolo,d ost.S
A. large AZ life By dcner ne-tsies, Large qasrt.
~ rsfcs 20 edttion FRIES t hstraet from the
Medicsl sns Surncal Journs"lt mar Be s.fa fsrssix
be equal kceris as.ens wors fsnl,
Of drssssa and Tar superior Of
lished IN this country. Asthar Of tie ssu =.
Enissiens lmpetency A., esnssa by imprsper hssits
ishers s,r,xr Townsend s2s Gro.dvsy By tss an.
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nNE DOLLAR. AND CURE oUARANrIED-DR
Hunters Ned Drop cures all Private DDeass. without
any res'rction In the patients hasts eixht
dayG The Hunterisn bspebsary Division street. 10 tbs
ohly plaoe it esn be had. medie,l book for nothing
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DR. MORRISON IL coNYIDEsTIALLY coHsULrn
On az dissases Of deleste nature An srtsnsvs pras
lice eu.hlct him 70 without er.ury recent cases ~,
cured from three TO sH days Structures and seunsI vss
nsrs ne nvsfahy erres Zee his Londen Diploma II III
sEse. 4ak tui.cn street. - -
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any rericton In the patients hass ave 70 eight
dayG The huntersn bispebsary, Division street is ths
ohl, p.ee ~ ESQ be had meeie,l book for nothing.
YNHE MARRIED. wonANs PRtvATB BMsDICALC CON-
p.nion-By Dr. a n hsurceau, Professor Of Dfseas.s
o. Nomen-rsnth edttisn isno. pp Eo-Prcs. e1-Ysa0
feetonste wife, and p.euniary dsutiss 70 the Husband
fht nave h.en spared by timely possson OF this
especially the
smarrass ~ disee-es iupertans siouit
those whose health not permit Increase OF n
mlly. 10 IL ~ especial I'm por..nce
Here also, cvery femalethe wife. ths mother.hs onx
either budding into womAnhood
years In whom paturv coAtomplatss an
esn discover the causes symptoms the most soisps
rensdis ana most certain mode cur in svorv
70 which Ner ses 10 suhjeot.
tkstraet of Letter from Gentenan IN Daytsn oSiol
m. x,. parroN. aay |. iSG.
Ny Dsar s1rsy wife has beea psrvepsiSy sinking 70,
and suffering hs before her
successive And dehta,ed and prosr.t
~ her pnttrs hsr life In imminent danger
the lsst cssson, d,psrsd OF suproed that ths ssts a
A. this tine. ttgv ssout tvo mosths heard your bsol
hghy spoken o. eortsinng mstters rcsohinx "a,
cas Co is rec.rt and rssua srprss. 70 yoa "a
impaired - wife. Learning hat sr.a AZ
n pefcu provided ren1-dy IL opened prospec, A
me. Which little concsivea possible for tks er
pretstui,y, vs would hsv. in her grave ana
children left notheriessl
M Of course iprsccsbie convey N ore fully ,Ss "a.
novs subjects ueaed Of as they are q nature Ia
For sale 81 "a Broadway sad at the uslshias once Ii
Liberty street. Esw Yors; Little o.. Albany w. R D,-
VS. Bescn Pe,erson - Chestnut street Philsdsipha
40 % :, -. .,ssr; ?, 81 s, wi ss ,r:.:nl,'sa ma,
nuh be sttrsned r,st rsa 70 Or N. Eaarisssu. BoS
LIP. New lers city. s-ec. w Liberty street
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x5OORkwARD--JE D--JEFFRIEs'AETIporl. sPsoI.

DCOO ne kniure tor the cure Of Gonorrh9a, 0lssA
o.cturts and similar disorders IL MAKES speedy ours
without TIE est restriction Of Diet, drink exposure. o.
ehsns. IN arresorte business The proprietor challenges
sre vhch the mixture will cure under the for
FIXTURE OF ave hundred doars Furherths diseass can
not be sontr.sted dose Of the Mixture taken Whee
spesei fat Gp In bottes With fall directions, 81
Cns bottle lasts weck--mAny Ioa
sslst tv q. ". Hins iS1 broadway, l0s Bayard %.
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ Treatise. &c-0fce hours to IL A. H.; to r.
NJ Sunday excepted mo IS street. Those who
Prised the and rspdity Of the cure In stresgrs
trsssng stages also, Seminal diseases &c. iron
advantages and extensive practice he
such certain SAFE and radical he show
ample for stating be obtained from ne sthsr in
America.
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sss 70 Ds..sn Dinos ssss saw brig with red signal
Big Preteas tnusl hehasls. Marssllss. % days With
mdss, 70 Dutth D Cousinary.
Brig fornax, wilson, New 0rsans Is days with sugar and
Aolasses. TO Meyer stucken-
Brs Caroline LeriAE New Orleans 20 days with mds' To
BrS Cinbrus (Of wsldoboro) Koppsrhodt New Orleans
~ days, with and molasses to Nsmith " ash -
Brig raaeis Lord 0lsddins. ApsachoolA IL days. with
ootton to 3 Aehsrmss Isb ss ~ oS ios ~ u spoke
Brs Wilson Fuller Lewis Savannah, days. with cotton.
Brig Isrss Joh'.sa. New London sdays with ballast to
ssSr Virgins obsr ssysn.ah sdsys with cotton. ko TO
Dssin Co. Feb IS lat 2 Lon n O passed propeller
Colunbus, hsnee for California
schr ! De Ro"stt Brewster. Wilmington. NC, days,
RsrynNxp,Brg Cath.rinA Scott heuos for .. Jaso ls
Cuba put back with ana fore topss carried
away u gale nom the Be Thursday. on the Heok.
Brs hsrSn Cage Reed from the Bay Of Honduras with
Alss ships bAxks and 3 briss unknowa.
Sailed.
ships John Adams CALIFORNIA; xnterpriss, Funk Liver
pool eohr Forest King Havana.
From the Sw epit-Ships GalA, Havrs John Skiddy
tpktl, Liverpool bark Alpha. California; and others.
Steamer Kennebe Flowers arrived on the 18th from PHI
iAdelpbiA reports-At AN Of the th- gale
from k6E; at H. IL blew very vly by s. with
heavy running at IL AN, ship hsadiua the
under close REEFS at IL H. bark s. under
oiese reefs -
NV and fresh " "
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DRIvATE DISEASE CURED IN ONE DAY, BY
local application without Medicine The victims Of
cret habits rely cure by an entire new
mode from other in this has been used for
In Europe with in Dr. Larmout,
20 RsAde street has daily which have bssa the othsr
Physicians Pills for the Of female rregularities ST.
LNOR FEMALES AND MA LES.--DR. LARZErTkSJ JU-
no Cordial Preoreative Elixer prescribed Of
ctve restorative In Of debility mpotenoy OF barren
and all Irregularities Of IL s all that it pre-
fsses TO be- vizNatures Great Restorative and remedy
for those the marned state without offspring IL is
certain seminal emissions general debility Gsst
weakness of the genital
As goratng medicine 1t is unequaled. Also, Q
tain remedy for inepient consumption and Indigestion SOLD
oay At 81 John street. by
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Ck00 REwARD.-CRosshANB sPECUIC NIX
ROOV ture, TOR the cure Of gonorrhGa OAi remedies
yet dscoyeree for he seove complaint ths tho
tani IL makes speedy ana permanent without
least In Diet drink change in app
osson 70 business The proprietor challenges sinse
ssnee OF recent gonorhra TO be brought which
viii net cure under forfeiture OF 500 Many
No days. Sold at the Drug 3 Broadway oorusr 0
ChAhbers street. also, st No. 10 Astor House l0 Roai
way, ana 10 Fulton eornsr of william
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NO CUkE No PAY.--DR. CORBITT, ~ DUANE ST
Nms be consulted on the treatment OF certain delicate
tssses practice OF sixteen years. devoted treat
uent Of delicate dreaseo enables b c.
mercury used. w
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FOrctgn Mnlas,

fHiL ADILPHIA, Feb l3 Ph -Arrived-Bark Convoy
Bupper Nev orlssns brgs fosr Brothers, De Wolfe New
b pA nay yane Sstes New Orleans; 81 George aysr do
Ftnk Crest Egg harbor; seaport. Baker do Charlotte
zabeth, Pickup, de- James 8a'ratt May. de.
Sieared--Bark Elm Taylor Boson brig Canton Hull do
schs James Barrat Nay New York; Ann Baker. rink
30; Seaport Baker Bridgeport Charlotte Rsey New York
Emily Weaver, Brock. Mobile
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GAEp-nBT ARMSTRONG, LATE or DUBLIN NJ
Member OF the College OF Sur.eons Ia Eugand; Fell
low OF be college Of Surseo Ireland and i'm
hidwiicry by Dpna Of the Daon Lying in Hospitai No.
ii Park Place, OF broadway.
II lTS-fITs-PITS-rHE BENEFITS RESULTING
4 from the of Dr. Hsrts Fesetabs Extract "A cure
Tor epspte h,s tor falling soknessl rpA,ms
nsrour debut, ana general widely
esenoed and hghy appreciated i has saved many from
indecrhabe suffering and nature grave. Those
have not Yet made trial Of IL would to DO 80 Al
their .srist vsnisnee Single package S. Fsur pack
ages, $40 For sale, wholesale "a retail By DR. s. HART
Fulton street tup s,airsl New YORK. Also BY T. w.
Dyou Son. PhilAdeipha; u. r. Thomas Cincinnati Ohio
J. Wright Co. New Orleans A H. D. Sands 100 Fulton
street. New lorhi Biakeriv Co., st. Louis and by the
principal dru gssts and chants throughout the United
ststes Tor oerthestes Of cures zee pamphlets oure
has not its equal In the wcrid
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W whsfeasn.

Ship Me. Frtncs Of Bedfisd sAiled fron 81 Thomas on
the sth inca n q cruise.
At 1emher, Dee Is Rcmsp wilbur Nh oil net stated IN.
had taitn ~ % within th- had lost ny
0 boat younE Of capt Prics Of New B,ls.ri
ksftha. Ssinber. N, SD % John dsWaad Leary g. $50
~ kdsart Luce. a. clean Mary Ffances smi a. AREA
70 %. ~
ar q Care Tovp. cGH Dee IA Nlmr,d. Haniipr sa.
llrs bbls OIL put in for water Nc and remained I2f.
Heard from Nov lat 2t y, ios - % NJ DoauelL
.sehneti, NIB, clean.
lbs Ss1sa. SO. before rtsi touched q. yaparSso
Dee 81 hsc % ~ VII iAadss Lyman holmes, boat ssssr
sch.
The New York herald., 1850-02-16

nR JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET. SO WE'LL
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The New York herald., 1850-02-16

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