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sICKLy AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Ertraet of a Letter from Gentleman in Dayton, O.
"DAYToN, May l, 1s47.
aDR. A. NJ MAuRIcEAu-My Dear Sir: The
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion, for
which enclosed one dollar to your address, came
safely to hand. would not have troubled you with
these few lines, but that am impelled by sense
of gratitude for myself and wife, to give utterance
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions.
"My wife has been perceptibly sinking for some
three years or MORE in consequences OF her great an
guish and suffering some months before and during
Confinement; every successive one more and more
debitated and prostrated her. putting her life IN i'm
mnent DANGER and which was on the last occasion,
despaired Of Isupposed that this state Of things
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worst
AT this time (now about two months heard your
book highly spoken Of, as containing some matters
reaching nv case. On its receipt and perusal, can
not express to you the relief it afforded my distressed
mind and the Joy its pages impaired to my Y wife, on
learning that the great discovery OF M. nj. Desc
meaux provided a remedy. 1t opened prospect to
me which little conceived was possible. No pecu,
niary consideration can ever repay the obligations
am under to you for having been the means OF i'm.
parting to US the matters contained in The Married
Woman's Private Medical Companion But for
this ere another year would have passed over my
head, in all human probability my wife would have
been in her grave and my children left motheriess
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Letters are daily received Of this character unne.
oessary 20 presen.. .,-.
RAGE , 81 perSaps bestatnr as to the proppev IF
incorrng the responsibilities attendant upon i, the
importance Of being possessed of the revelations
sained IN these pages 50 Intimately involving their
II "a ~ pourse 10 conway moro f
the various subjects treated Of as they are Of ma
ture strictly intended for the married, or those
.enplating marriages neither is i necessary, since
sds. o.
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- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high char
acter which is necessary for all medicines TO
attain to induce counterfeiiers TO put forth a
spurious article at the risk of the lives OF
those who are innccently deceived.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
BY DIR. A. n. MAURIcEAU,
or ptsEAsEs OF WOMEN


PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
T'rentieth Edition 1smo, PIP. $50. Price, sl.oo
THIS WORK is INTENDED ESPECIAL
LY FOR THE MARRIED, or those contemPla-
ting marriage as it discloses important secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
Here. every female--the wife, the mother--the
one either budding into womanhood, or the one in
the decline of years. in whom nature oontemplatcs
an important changeean discover the causes, symp-
toms, and the most efficient remedies and most cer
tain mode of cure, in every complaint to which her
sex is subject.
The revelations contained in it's pages have proved
n blessing to thousands as the nnumerabe letters
writers to pubsh) win attest.
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Extract from Letter.
TO those just Married. -" Had | known y

d. ."FHILADELPHIA, Nov 2y, 1877.
"DR. A. NJ. MAURIcEAU, Had known Of the i'm
portant niatters treated of in The Married Womans
much misery might have escaped ihave Suffered
years from which you point out in your book
without knowing what to do. obtained copy, and
found my case treated Of trust every female will
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SIT.aTNES YERuIFUGE.

II SfJt uHu tUbthutftmttiy Jof W ofUoy IyS-
pepsia, hoiera 1iorbus, siekiy or Dyspep-
hc Children or adults. aud the most
useful Family Medicine eper Of
.tsredto the public.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER TO DR. SwArSE, Da-
: ted, Anders.o,cn, Indiana. A man purchased
a bottle OF your vemifuge the other day for
his child, and by its use il discharged 63 of
the largest worms he had ever seen. II is
somewhat difficult TO gel the peo, le TO try it,
asihey have so often been gulled by nause-
ous and worthless worm medicines. Yours
being so very pleasant 10 the taste, at the
same time effectual, shall be able todispose
of large quantity. Respectfully, yours, &C.,
TowNsFNpT. SHARP, Pm.
gBEWARE OF MISTAKES. Il
Remember Dr. Swayne's Vermiiuge is
now put up in square bottles, (having recent
Ivbcen changed y covered with a beautiful
of Or. Swayne thereon engraved. Bear this
in mind, and be not deceived. CLENsE AND
PURIFy.
DR. SwAySE's SUGAR COATED SARsArARILLA
sExTpAcT OF Tar PiLIs.--A mild and effec-
tive purgative, great purifyer OF the blood,
they correct all The functions of the Liver,
and as an alternative Dropsical affections,
they are very valuable. Giddiness of the
head, dimnessof sight, depression of spirits,
headache, &C., are cured by these purifying
Pills. No medicine can have better effect
for monthly Irregularities, which occasionally
happen TO women, they are perfectly safe,
and win in conjunction with DR.. Swaynes
compound Syrnp of Wild Cherry, take all
pain ane disease from every part OF the sys-
tenn. 80. 4lss -
The above valuable medicines are pre-
pared only by DIR. SAVA YNE, N, w corner
sof EIGHTH and RACE Streets, philadel-
p''lf 1cENTs FOR c0LUMBIA COUNTY
f. p. Lurz i JoHN r. MoYER, Bloomsbury,
Pa; NC Grier g. John Moore DanviIle John
Sharpless& s. G Hartman & Co. Catawissa; G
& r Shuman Catawissa Forge; Brown and
Greasy, MifIlinsiIIe; A Miller Berwick; John
Doak Briar Crock tp.; Peter Ent Williams
burg E. Lazarus Orangeville X Millard
Espytown; Elias wertman Rohrsburg; Geo
Masters Millyille J M Sheldon Jerseytown !;
McCay & Patterson Washingtonville; Hugh
McWilliams Moresburg; and by most all
Siorekeepers in the adjacent Couniies.
Blcomsburg, Feb. FL, 1s5o.--6m.
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Boys, youths and children's shoes in pro-
portion. He manufactures his work of the
5est of stock, and warrants it to wear and
he is determined to sell II as low as others
can their Yankee or city work. Call and
see for yourselves. Shop on Main st., next
door below Hartman's Store
WARREN RUSSELL.
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DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry.

- KEIIABLE IESIIMUNY.
WIN. MoNTELIus, respectable merchant Of
st. Clair, Schuylkill county, writes, January
80, ls49 ;-Enclosed send you a certificate
of Won. Beaumont, citizeneof our town.
and of long standing; he attributes his cure
entirely TO your Compound Syrup of Wild
+ Cherrv -. -
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Died.

ON The s5th inss Hr,sr NlLrx,r a-ai thiity..vsn
yssrs four month, and twcnty Hsvcn fsyA departed
this life sflsr short aud viy nt etiseH OF the Drsta
ever and ysstsfday bis romsns taken iroal bie
lete residence No ~ Warren street. hnd cpnvsyed Is
boupdbrook, n. J. vtUr1 ttty ws-e intsrrei. The
deceased of ~ cstiCshe citizens. AMI
Leaves Rmabe si'e large circle Of friends TO
moufn his lots
ON Mohdsy. tbs 2e.h inst .orioo Gio,sN~o-t. sx.a
eve ytass nine nCBths and eleven Gsys.
The fitnc pnf - aires 81 the family respect-
fully invited to after the funeral. which will tahe
plsso this TUesdsyl sHsrt nj two o'clock from ea
Meta street The r"nAns val b. taken to Green woos
Cerci-rJ ur inisrnunt
90 Ntsdsy. 2Sib ins... cf dyscntsvy, uAno,rrr Ne
Lrao. daOeL.sr oi David ana Orsce Mcleod. srpd
twelve mon he sa3 tssuty eight days
The i'n % and arguaintaf of ths family ara 70
frect(rly invftd ~ attend the fansrsl which uill
ttte Place tbs Tues3y) afternoon "A thre. oSr,o,s
rem be rsissbee ef her rarsuts No. 2s whitehall
street
On sunday evening. 9Th Inst. ~ ssveu o'ciosk.
lsas,'. Jcssfa yortgest ,cn OF Joseph y. and Mary
ls bur 'r sses ten u ouths asd twenty eight days
A. fatchosu.s v on Sunday, 9TH inst, Rrcussn
T.JssHiSrs.stu % u. Jeanirws IL ogsd eleven yeats
iout rcuths rrd twsrt, -avs dsya.
AZ Gfea uri'le 5. ca the 18Th isst, Judge dvAtr,
es,d Vist'. sx gssrs
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
The NicnrnrI.a Canal.

The London Globe, OF the 10Th inst, has the fol.
lowing Isre prepk:-
The announcement made by the Tae,, this morn
In Of the commissioners nom hwerios, representing
the Alta ntic and Pacifc Junction Company. having
effected gsmens with our leading capitalists for
accepting at the proper period. proportionste int
rst in this project, has been topic Of eonversstion in
city circles The commissioners were Messrs. White
sne Vanderbilt; aud the houses here Who have enter
taired the proposal, are understood 20 b. Irssrs
Rothsebid and Nessrs Barring Brothers, and 9th
influential parties Under these circumstance, the
T. every prospect Of the undertaking, when the
etry surveys shsll have completed being pushed
TO n tucccfsiul rsue. The prospect OF Englapd aud
Am,rlos joining heart and hand In this wonderful en-.
tiprse ~ an event OF momentous imI ortancc, espe
cally since A. is known that the plan Of operations
will be taActiontd by both governments
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Fourth Night OF the Opera.

"Lucia d Lammermoorn WAS performed last night to
a very fashionable audience Never did we hear Ber-
tucka Msretzek to more advantage She looked besn
tifully, and sang throughout the whole opera with
more power and effect than have known her to ex-
bibt in her most brilliant achievements She
tbusiasticslly appaudee, and called before the
tain receiving several boquets tokens Of aimira-
tion, Forti made his first appearance this season
as Edgardo, and sang with great energy, force
and taste He was loudly applsuded and called before
the curtain to receive the appreciation of the auditors
We think he has made improvement In his style
aud cannot but anticipate much pleasure from his ef
forts dramatic vocalist. He acted with great spri.
and effect. BeneventaHo and Ross highly accep-
table in their roles and, taken altogether the opera
went OF admirably. The next representation will be
very rich one and doubt not that the lovers of
sic will be very anxious to be present
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

After the opera, last night, the orchestra OF the
opera AIDED Parod at the New York Hotel where
a vest present in the midst OF torches
blazing under the canopy of night. The overture to
"Norma" having been executed in admirable style,
Parooi appeared at the window Of her apartment
and gracefully ssluted the vast crowd in the square
One of Strauss waltzes was then played and
shout,sfor the besutiful vocalist followed Hail Co.
luniba" was next performed, amid much enthusiasm
when ParodI carefully closked to shield her from the
night air. came out upon the balcony amid vivAs and
bravas and In to the cries in the richest tone
possible, exclaimed, Viva America-viva l. Italia +"
shouts rent the air and with thousand exclsmstions
Of "Good night" "Buona notte" the crowd dis
psrsed, highly pleased ct tn opportunity Of seeing
the charming confafrice
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Marine Affairs.

BTrAhsBr PHILADELPHfA.-Ths steamer did not saiI
yesterday, expected, for Chsgres Messrs How
land Aspipwall have withdraw her from the lius
and intend her run In future between New Orlssns
and Chsgres
STEAMSHIP CsEscEST CrTr, Capt. stoddsrd, sailed yea
terdsy afternoon for Chagres Her list Of passengers
viii be found under the maritime head.
LAuscHrp-At Thomaston, 21st inst ship James
Nssmith, OF 1000 tons to be commanded by Capt. B.
Watts.
Portsmouth,. on Saturday last, by Mr. Geo Raynes,
superior ship OF 1000 tons, called the Geo Raynee,
owned by Messrs. Gliddsn Williams, OF Boston, By
the builder and by Capt p. W. Penhallow, who 10 TO
command her
At Searsport recently ship Of about $40 TONS cali
ed the John Bupyan built under the supervision of
John Carver, and owned by Messrs Carver Nichols and
others, and TO be commanded by Capt Amos Nichols.
Also, barque, called the Mary Elizabeth OF about
40 tons built by Master Crooker and owned by
Mefsrs MGilvery, Merithew and others, aud to be
commanded by Capt d. 3. Goodeli.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

FROM ST. DoMrGO- BY an arrival a, Boston.
rCm -. Domingo, We are Informed that the raiis-
cation Of the trc,v between Englind aud the DO
minican republic was celebrated 10y public dinner.
at which the Psesid-n, Of Dominica presided. The
British consul was alec present, who stated ihtt
his government would not interfere in the dispate
between the Dom:nicaus and Hiyiens. The ar
strce Of the American consul az the dinner is no.
uced, az well ss of AmeuCal shiginlsier Ths
new treaty siipulates a reduction of tonnage duty
on English vessels entering the Douiincan Jur., pt
hiiy ccRis letF than u I'd on American veeseis
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

All the newly appointed ministers are strong ad-
herants to the constitution, and the popular voice
s said to be greatly in their favor The revolution
ary feeling seems to be increasing; upwards OF tive
hundred officers have resigned their commissions
in the army, which is now in most disorganiz.d
state. II is reported that General Haynau,
who, by PROCLAMATION Of the Eloctor, has been
creat commander in chief Of the army, proposes
20 promote the non-commisioned officers to the
vacancies Haynau is commanded to re emove all
grades, who refuse to obey his orders, and to con-
ign them to mms date punishment.
According to letters from Frankfort, Il ia the is
ssntirn ot the Elec'or Of Hessc to abiic ate, ia
yyhh case the Prince OF Csssel will succeed him.
In the last sitting Of the College Of Princes, at
Berlin, M. de Radowitx formally announced that
he Prussian government would not suffer the
Federal Assembly at Frankfort to interfere, by
orce, In ssc-Cassel, and that tHy attempt
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

10 do so would be resisted by Prussia. Conse-
quent upon division the subject of H@ss.-
Casse', ministerial crisis has taken place in Han
over and Stuve, and the Premier has retired.
congress Of deputies of all the different COM
mi.tees established to raise funds in support of the
wsr OF Schleswig Holstein has been reported Be-
yond the usual ceremonies OF address TO the
nation, and The PASSING Of some strong resolutions
nothing was done. The deputies did not com.
mence the subscription AZ once, but contented
themselves by urging Others to do as they should,
but not as they did. The receipts were MI.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Married.

On the morning the 2sth nst nt the resi enc. OF
her father BY the Rev & a. Fay Miss ELiz, ro~Etf.
,ideft dsugtter ~ WIN Coneiy, OF this city 10 ur
v W poirss of chicago. Illinois.
on the 10th instsn, IN brooklyn. by Rsv. WIN H.
Ievi- -. ID. Mr.. X W. RUS- OF whtby, Canafa y..t
&C biRr, rcoord daughter tf the late Mr. william
HattCn. of buckingham.
At wniamsburg on the 22d Inst bJ Rev Nc U.a-
kins Mr. Jouv ponD DsrttSgro~ Mifs E,ttty Lsrts.
JAcr.o-, both of the above place.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Ravnges OF the Yellow Fever at Parn.

B0sTo,, Oct. z, 100.
The brig Garland has arrived at Salem from Para,
having ssiled Oct She reports that the yellow r.
YER had 70 appeared among the shipping there with
great virul'nce Many foreign vessels we're detained
by the illness Of their crews whole being
down with the sickness and vessels ha Wing lost
Ave six of their hands. The fever mostly con-
nned to the chipping when the Garland left she had
sichne-s board when sheleft but on the eighth
day cot, ter esptsn. William Ha LEY wenhsm, died
Of essr and most of the have been more less
III during the passsge.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

MONTGOMERY CugvTi. ~ --Whfs-, 6,66l free
blacks, l73 slaves, 3,O5j-tJial, - 0D7 Deafbs-
whites, ~ biscks, 6J-totsl dcsths, I3D rusl
pcpulation In $50 s.:s,2 total population IN 1850.
SSJ7-incretse, 5sj. The oldc wh-te Pers,n IN
tie county IL Mrs Chloe Ana Jackson, aged D.
The eldest black j. 80 years OF aye.
ALrANY, ~ Y--Thr Tus Resistsr gives, upon
the authority uf one of The dspgtiss, tne pppiis-
ton oi the City 10 the following wards, to wh.ga
We hAAr nLnr Aed Ihai in IHit,--
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

The two divisions of tie Austrian army, upon
their march for Hesse Cassel, have received coun-
ter orders and have stopped in their progress This
tits said has been the result of Joint remonstrauce
upon the part of England and Russia. Prussia still
protests against the course adopted at the Frankfort
Conference.
In other Germanjc matters thare appears to be
nothing TO report.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

Bosro,, October 2s, 1850
During O revere southwest squsll, yesterday fore
noon, the schooner Yankee Hero, from Boston for
Gloucester, vas espsissd OF Cape Ann. The Grew
elurs 10 the wreck and taken OF By the schoon
or Reliance which put out from Gloucester for that
purpose
An unknown schooner, bound from Boston to the
esstsnrd, was espsizsd about the same time. The
trsv vtre taker on By an outward bound vessel
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Denmark aud the Duchies.

Nothing new has occurred ia the relative posi-
tion of the Danish and Schleswig armies since the
assault on Fredrichstsdt, and it 10 now conf
dently asserted that diplomacy will be called in to
settle all difficulties. England and France are
named as the medating powers.
The numbers killed and wounded in the las
affair are voriously stated, but 1t appears certain
hat the people of Fredrichstadt suffered severely
rom the III, cts Of the shells thrown into the town
by the Holsteinere. Many persona, under great
place. A public subscription has been stared to
meet the exigcncy, aud The King Of Denmark sub
scribed 900 dollars to the fund
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
The Fugitive Slave ExeI.emsnt In Eo.ton.

BosTos, Oct. 2s, 1850
No arrest Of fugitive slaves has yet taken place, and
the city is quiet, although incendiary handblls are
posted about the streets.
William II. Hughes OF Macon, Georgia. the person
who came to reclaim Crafts has Voluntarily given
bail in $1,000 to answer to charge of slander in
stating that Crafts guilty of theft in stealing him
self snd clothes.
Knight who arrested Saturday afternoon,
for saIder on here on his own private business
and called on by Hughes to identify Crafts whom
he had employed In Macon.
The Viglsr ce Committee has bsen increased to
hundred. G. q. Lorng, and other leading lawyers,
have volunteered to defend any fugitive who may be
arrested.
Crafts remains quietly at his house Southsc
Grest The houses in this part Of the city bsrr
caded and plentifully provided with arms and smmu-
milton.
p. S-9P. Nj knight, and W II Hughes have
again heen arrested, charge OF conspiracy to kid
nap Willium Crafts. the sl.ged fugitive slave The
arrest csused another crowd but the parties readily
obtsnt bail. the people quietly dispersed The
reason given by the opponents of the Law, for their
movements is that they wish to drive the fayitivs
elsve seekers from the city.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Death OF a millionaire, Sc.

kkv ORLEAss, Oct. -, 1850.
John nsDonnough disd here, Of cholera, on sstur.
day. lie was rative Of Baltimore, and 10 eetimatsd
to ave been worth ten milliops Of dolars The New
O1.ant Pcsyvre says be left his money the peor
Baltimore and Hew 0rlssbs
Toe steamer Pacific will ,al ter Chsg-es To- ussrrcw
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Mo,-s,a.nr. Ala, October eJ-px

Mos1ssssnT, Ala, October 2j-P n.
very severe fost in this vicinity last night cold.
srd will clnsh tbs rensindsr To- night
6rLMEu 60.
"A loter fron this hsuse received day dated alee
inst, s,stestbs. there q flisht irost on thu lush
are osh, which hIlsi the erswrg bos end ls.rcs ot
ell rsnts on low and bottom lands the hig src-ne,
tsrg only tavcd by the extreme trcvst.l
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Important from Teass-Death OF Member
OF Congress.

Ns~ oRLE.rs, Oct. %, 1850.
The vots in Texa. on the Doundsry question, gives
heavy majority in favor Of accepting the propotion
Of the eeneral government.
M Hsrmsnson, member OF Congrefs from Loui.
sisrs. died at New Orleans yesterday.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
Items from the Capital.

CABINET coNsULTATIos-TiE WORLDS FAIR, ETC.
ouh SPECIAL TELEGRArHic coRSssporDsNcs.
WARRINGTON, October 90, 1850
A cabinet meeting held to-day, on business OF
importance. Among thoee present was Mr.. Stewart
secretsry OF the Interior who last evening returned
from Virgins, where he had been . visit to his
family.
Fitz Henry Warren to-day resumed his duties as
Assistant Postmaster General after bsn absent some
time in the North for his family who returned with
him.
The family Of President Fillmore arrived ct the
White House last Saturday evening
General Wool came to the city yesterday.
The President and Secretary Of the Navy have
granted to the United States Central Committee here
first class national frigste steamer, for tire pur-
pese Of transporting specimens of product,
fsctures and inventions to the Worlds Fai; in Lon.
don.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

A teleeraphic dispatch from Trieste, states that
the cholera has again broken cut in that city.
In future, all important affairs connected with
the Austrian army, are to be transacted by mill.
tary council, composed of five generals, who will
meet under President, appointed by the En-
peror.
Czontagh, formerly Secretary of Kossuth, has
been arrested also, Doctor Zunich, late domestic
physician to Palsky on the ground that h. was in
secret communication with Palsky, during the time
of revolution IN Croatia.
Tokens of returning sympathy for Hungary,
daily manifest themselves.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
The Hon. Washington Hunt and the Anti
Renters.

Arr.sr, October 2s, 1870.
Nothing has yet appeared here to indicate Mr. Hunts
de- selining the anti-rent nomination
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
sport,pn rn,,lrigen.c .

triov Corasr. l. I-rrortts" Purse $40, tWo
mile hests, 70 wagons Ssscn shd driver 20 w~ish
500 lhp.
Jss MeNanr entered n Z Eonett John ..,. . I Y
u stspbpnros rumsd m Mrudham Maid. % I 2
q. Sliotr named Amaricus. ~. ...... DR..
Tifns-s .isis s-5osS 5.6T- bto.
,rurssuul b. ttosted f,r to ul1tr;w s.sogao.n -
Putnam Stranger, and Empetor,
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
shipping Intelligence.

AugrrrNtN Oct t3-Afr NOin HaLiess, NYort
DIAL Ucs IS-hrr An etitsn ksgls, D,ane, NYort.
Cpsvrsrrr Oes i7sd ssssoro, Cobb NYork iSth, Co
lumbia Tatb@r. dc; Hclcn Nszav, do.
GfnH Allan, Ost f-sla Oak. Boston.
usrp..Es Get Ig-Arr Hrr1 America Hpthie. NTorh.
yvrvopr Ost Ic-sid 3. Hol.pa. Boston.
ivRn roor OF I7sid Rls Ursnde. Ryan. nos.er, (hsv-
its ytev usiy nut eattE lsth Irroesnis. Boyle, 90
EsRsruf rs Oct 7--siJ Cohen. Boston.
Cpuhro. Oct SID Cwts, "a ~yer, Nfcrk.
eckrrrsr, Oct & SID Elisststh. NyaIk.
TEtfRrr. trt to-srr arrzis NYrh.
TPsrf. Oct l-Arr Bsrssr, Niemann, Nrork. (fcs AM
stsctmL
Tbs sose rsrsrted ts have ia for New York. vhe-. from
ffatee
fet thlsssIhia-
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

Isrop of Turcrs nr and Mr., Baudip1 Mr. sri Mrs Aus-
sin rr and Nrs Cu'hbcrfo Hsses seviii-, ftssme Kilt
rratt, hefgrs Bown, H.rdcsste barrett, wii.mr,
Fiefe Frri., reder Eciufs Balin, Curneres Us
milton sIerlstd csstpsiiius gszs'ts, rnee. wi,sns'
earsent pvt,th Holt 0undsrd Draper, uortz hrst
Csr. punisr rsrnlev. fratle ei ncte, emih. Bro~p,
Roche p no. Peel Chase Mayer Ervine Rsfdsr Dven A.
knsen saeker Rogers Chud, Cssssto Mrs Hols. Form
lev. Hotie.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
India and China.

Except in a commercial point of view. the news
from these countries possesses no interest whstev-
er. Perfect tranquility reigned throughout India.