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~. PARKER,

Auction and Commission Merchant.
FgAS FOR SALE ON COMMISSION A
"a splendid assortment OF Furniture consisting Of
ohs, DlvaE5 Mahogany and Black Walnut Rocking
and others ChGirs, Side Card aud Centre Tables,
Marble Top, and Common Furniture Of all kinds,
also, Carpctng Rugs, Looking Glasses, Clocks, Maj
trassess &c. sc. Give us call.
West Side Court House Square Burlington. VI.
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PRAYER BY the Rev. =. J. SEQ /.
DL'S tteTed b, Mr iiuwe Of Vernon, ia
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BOOKS, CARDS, CATALOGUES, CIRCJr-
hARS; IAND-BlLLS, PROGRAMMES, PAM
PHLETS, POSTERS, SIOP-BIl.LS, BLANKS
aud every variety Of printing executed with neat.
ness. 1t s..cIt nO..te and Oh reasonable terms
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
CITY trade REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, April So T. Nj.
The cotton market was quiet, and sales moderate
while both buyers and sellers were disposed to await
the COMPILE xion Of the foreign news The nrmnsss Of
holaers was maintained, while prices remained about
the ssme. The four market was dull with greater
willingness, to sell, the part of holders Canadian
also quiet Southern brands were hrmsr, and In
good demand. Wheat was in limited demand without
change in quotations Corn was in good request with
free sales, at steady prices. Owing to heavy ship
ment Of pork from Boston for this market artios
dull and prices inclined to droop There was no
marked change In other articles Of provisions Butter
continued firm. Coffee was dull with downward ten
depcy Sale, Of sugars were somewhat restricted by
the dispute respecting allowances for tares The in
porters and holders 6 sugar think the claim for
tAres too tuddeDy set up and that Ii ough In justice
20 parties holding stocks who have cargoes on the
way to have at least been postponed for SIX months
until due and sufficient notice previously given
so that purchases could be made in reference to the
new regulation.
AsHH5 There was geod demand for pots and tie
marset was buoyant, with sses Of so barrels at SO
BRK,DsruFTs.- F7or-soms 900 bbls sold at 81 rs
for cemmon State; with straight State mixed Ohio and
Mcsss AZ 81 "a ,rsss 80 s's.s sc, .nd @i1sa
ard good ohio at IS l2T So 5IEi pure Geneses at
sS 50 s,s sa 'sI'y gsp.:'s ,... s
SO; and extra Gsnesee at SIS 10 Sc o2h. SoutAerw
Fo in fair de mand with sales Of 400 bbls. st
SO for fancy Alexandria and Georgetown also 200 bxs
Heckers rotor Mills, at 81 62S for California Rye
Flour heavy with sales of 400 bbls at 50 IS Corn
Meal quiet at 81 90 50 rs for Jersey and 50 SIX
for Brandyvine. Wheat-Th demand was good and
II: market .s;sy hsys no :' to report. R
the remainder st private bargain. Barley continued
inactive at s3c 14c Oats steady, while prices
were unchanged. Corn continued in good dem aud for
the East and for export and Southern yellow bet
with sales of 10000 bushels at SIC for heated 6c
for mixed jic 55c for hie Southern SIC for round
white, and $50. for Souther and Jersy yellow.
CoIToN.- The market keeps stiff, with q disposition
the part OF buyers TO wait the arrival Of the Eurspa
Locking with much confidence to decline OF q least
farthlng, which, 10 is expected, would increase the
amount Of necessity lots and give them better seec
tion. As .ssrs not sangune about the amount Of
decline and feeling well assured Of the absolute value
Of the staple they not disposed TO oter much In.
arcsnent The sales were COO bales, at our quota
uCns
The New York herald., 1850-04-04


Al the residsncs Of her brother, .he Rsv Robert
Travis. loo Hammond street, on the "a inst Miss
FASSr TRAyis, aged 90 years snds months
At Jersey CITY. yesterday sfternoOn, April "a MARr
EIItansrs, wife Of James Jscsson
The frisrdsef the family, and those Of her brother
Junius r. stasg respectfully inYt % attend her
funeral. frcm 81 Thomas' Ohufeh, this (rhursJsr1
Afternoon ct 4 o'clock.
ON Tu.,dsy, I'd inst after q short flne.s Mrs
I..nsii soorr reict Of the late Thomas Scott In ths
AZ Khinebeck- N Y, March itth, after /, ,Aor, M.
ress, HFNRfSrrA AvcusrA, wife 0f ". X Schsll and
dsushtsr Of John Iolnar, Esl
Hsvars papers please copy.
LiriSts, sgsd 80 years and months, native Of
Epglsut.
Th. fi,pi. Of the family and soquslntsncss ar. in
vtsd to attend his funeral which will tase place on
stn inlav Jeremiah s,ivs near ysnderbilrs landing
IN the seth yesr OF bis We.
Tte fi.nds ot the family fs.pectfuv lnyited 70
attend bis funeral nom bis lat. residence No. IL
fui;y place on Friday, the tth inst at bAlf past
oclsck pftciseiy, without further Invitation.
At the family residences. West Neck, l. | on Frilsv
March 10 agsd IS, ASr, vifs of Edward Brvar and
dsvghter - ths late J,hn Divine Hsrlstt of Coli
Spin fihfbor
In WsSipr,op on the ais. ult., Dr. Atrr.-prs NJ.
WfttIsrs In the 18Th yesr Of bis age Or Ne wa
bern IN g. hsry's couDty. MsrysBd. He entered the
raw n 1891, sua, hstng served iarDg the rrfpolI
tan var, refignsd N 1915 sirss ~hica time he has
He voyd hsvs bten the Oldest surgeon In the psvr
hsd be remained In that seryios Ra.hinsfsn Vsso-
Of consun pson. Nov II. isao, On brad ts. s.rt
ssphro,is; on her pss'sf. from salem - zsnsbsr,
fssusn Who entsred a. FtsScif DvScsy. aged ~. %
New Ioik but frem papers found In hs chest his real
psms = supposed % have beon william Nooss II
sus;ton, Yes Jsrsey.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
INTELLIGENCE BY THE NAILS
Our s.itImors CorresPends~cs.

Our Baltimore CorresPendsncs.
BALrImoRn, April 3, 1850.
Fla, W,x,h,r Country Merehants-ReepGon Of the New
Y.xk Fyreren- TAs Csehrans Inssnity Csse-Justice
wssei, Re.
weather eontisuss most delightful, and has al
ready givsn fresh impulse to business. The country
merchants are nockiDg in, and although eonsidsrabls
nunbsr move o.. to the North stin sueisnt remain
keep our merchants quite busy attending them The
slavery excitement v csustng IN unusual number Of
euthsrn dealers to lay In their geeds here nstead of
in what they ssl tho abolition e{ties Of the North.
The members Of the New York Hook and Ladder
Company, No, B. may look for one Of the most exten
city, ON Monday night next They will reach here In
tho Philadelphia boat ct quarter before ten O'Clock In
the evening" and will be escorted from the beat to
Exchange Place, whore they will b received Into the
line Of the procession composed Of large delegation
from each company in the city bearing torches and
hanbeaux. The line Of procession carries them
then moving until ten O'Clock in the morning. Each
company will be allowed piece Of apparatus in the
ines, and many torches and nsmbsaux, which, with
their banners and full equipments, VIII make quite
The trial to the insanity Of James CocArans was
brought to close In the city court, yesterday after
SGSSpyins ys Tnos days The closing .da,sss Of Mr.
hours and half, when the jury retired and had not
agreed . verdict at late hour last night Even II
the Jury snould hnd him insane they must admit tina,
pilfsr their clients with consumpse ability, and has
also shown to all who may be disposed to bring suit
ss.inst the bench and the bar In future what kind OF
preston that win be besped upon them by those who
called the ministers Of justice. One witness,
being asked whether he had not declared his belief
said 90, but that he was inclined to think any man
must be insane who would attempt to bring sait
laugh among the audience, and CHASTITY smile illu.
mined the countenance Of the bench and bar.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
Our Philadelphia correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3, 1880
Tie Webster TS7GI-Reai Estate Speeuiations- The
Larneh-.Gdjo'gnment Of the Pacific Railroad Con-
rentiop, &c.
extraordinary in which the wsbster trial was
conducted by the prosecution and the defence no less
than the extraordinary verdict Of the jury warmly
approved of by whole community. The press,
the bench the bar Of Philadelphia entertain but
wgns,r he. bs.n Sso,s ,h.t ,d s
jury the counsel for the government and the counsel
Tor the defence each and all OF them liable to the
Norfa .dneean, the Inquirer, and the News iden-
tcsi with those of the Herald while the Sun boldly
pronounces the whole affair Q Judicial murder
For opce the press Of our city are united
Real estate in Philadelphia 10 slowly but surely,
becoming iRoculated with that speculative feeling
which has already msniterted itself In the stock
market. The spring sales Of the suctonsers have
thus far been we'll attended, and the prices realized
are much higher IhAn were obtained last year. The
disease however Is in its first stages As yet there is
mania thirsting after vretched lots unsuitable,
for century to come for building purposes-nO dis
posing Of the same property, week after week, and
always ct an advance NO confident predictions thai the
city to spread itse in some particular way in order
speculation In real estate that Is going forward
the towns that have suddenly sprang into existencs
commodatiop Of the over crowded dsnsely populated
districts OF soutbwsrk Moyamensing Spring Garden
syas. aSd .ooSspty xors.s hsssh. sIsSu.sd en-
tensve circulation, fselpsly calling upon the mser-
able Inhabitants Of the city proper, aud the districts
70 abandon their strests courts lanes and alleys asd
take up their quarters In Tsooney, Deanco, aud Flo
renee notwithstanding there Is every reasonable pros.
pect OF their being slowly roasted alive during the ap
preaching dog days, In care the call Is obeyed
The United States steam frigste Susquehannah will
be launched On Saturday morning next II there is any
virtue In soft soap.
MIs. Fanny Kembls s 10 give a second course OF
Eeadipss in this city, commencing next week
The Pacific Railroad Convention adjourned this
morning sine de- the delegates not having very dis
iinct idea what they met for and what they accom-
plisl ed after citing
nan, named Harkin., was killed this morning by
being caught ON the fy wheel Of Spencers rolling mill
on the Sehpylkill.
Three thousand ard nineteen tons of coal were re-
ceved from the Lehsh region this week the rst ship
uents this
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
n nsrrfsd,

on the I'd Of April, at st. Bartholomsvs Church. by
the Rev. L. 2. W. Bslob, ID d v. RrsSsLns DAVIS
MD, Of New York, to Miss Msht A, only daughter Of
Henry Evurts Efq Troy New York
a. slvary Church, April Cd By the Rev Or. Price,
BsLswtr 4. TicKscs, 81 Boston, Mas 20 HsLES N.
ouly daughter OF James Reed, EsQ.. Of this city.
ON the "a inst, By the Rev DR. Hsrisnberr Nr
wtIisa H. EtLswoatHi 20 Miss MAsr II HtLt, sn Of
this city.
At No IL Barclay st on the "a Inst BY the Rev z H.
Chopin, ALrtRr b. SsYMovR, Esl Of Antigua w \ .
70 FaSSr, youpgest daughter of the late Joa Rooh
fort Nype, Esq, county Csvsa. ireland.
April %, By the Rev. A. Corsy. Mr Rsruaso
olfvrR, Of Buffalo. 70 Miss MASA L sicLavy, Of this
city
BuGAlo papers please eopy.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

g.: g. :::: ::::. $: .sss 400: ..;.. ..:.;
,s.a Co Hsbs. Kelly the Pt,l ssssov Hav5s, scyd
l,s: Ss;s' oh ksrss, Ss CO.. 90,
a.. EiSsss S:s ss s.S.,s sr j.i rs.s.. Ss S:.s:
GsIs ss ,b,..,o n sc.s GEN Ssrs; 1SS: rs
Emily Niohols. chArleston. Dunhsm Dnon Coral aii
sohr-lnzs Jane. Pssrs. Astsnr.s Nsysrro Psrki. St
TsSD' s,'. aslas Sand Globe si%Doa; s:hnsson SG
ton brcsa and Espsdis RseSs,s Phii.lslpkis otsts.
~siii Ea n.
sioops-wiIlA Miller T B Hawkins. Jonss and Il
Bowen. Ksnnsy, Providence.
Arrived.
UsM steamship southerner Berry, Charleston 90 hours
Win nass ps..snsrs spoaord Ts:soa March
spoke RspSssi kSs: oisss Ssnos ss Cha
and ssS p.s:ssss5s 70 sPoasrd T.is:son -:
j s.s.. Ess' ss I..ss r;s
g. ssSs f H. I s 8 .s:
SsiS x:.ss.li. Ss%S VESSEL. guen1; Ayr.; IS s,,;
Ion H & spois schr Wosdsds from Cape dc Ysrds for CALI
ship Csrcns Read Read New Orleans March ls sad sw
r s.,s s;h ri,s Dds: to II. mater s March @ "a
coast ct Arict pouno 70 new Iork ana suppeo ner with
ship Csmde. Sherwood Charleston. days. with cotton.
rice, no. to Dunhan Dnon. MArch3l and April of Hat
terss experienced heavy NE weather 4PaMengers
with .lhs and tess sampson TapPan Of Boston March
lat Is Ion 80 80 W spoke ship Catherine. Of Portland
from BALTIMORE for CALIFORNIA; 2h lat % 49, Ion 6S @ spoke
schr Priscilla Ann from Ocraoooke NC for 0uadaoupe
9th lat 30 Ion " 3d. spoke Br sehr Speck from Hayti for
Bark Savannah (of Richnondl Lupt Liverpool 50 days.
with iron to Nesmith Sons. March @ lat & Ion g. spoke
brig Alert hence for California out days. Feb in the
fell from the foretop yard. and was drowned.
BARK Florence BID, Conhead, op0rto IS days with wine
Brig Monte Crsto. Young Georgetown. DC. 5dAys with
Brig Jane lByl Marvard, Archat Ms, March %. with
coal 20 Laurie. Experienced heavy weather the
Jas Otis Broard Washington NC, and days from
sehr Fairfax. Penaeld. Georgetown, DC. days
Sehr Henrico, Tuttle, Richmond, days.
schr Nail nice Virginia for Fairh.yeD.
ssSr Hester. .2 Asiis.. Hniord. Bel. da,. '
eetr Alexander H. -, Warebam, days
sshr Myrtle Br) Mclean. Halifax Ms. sdaya with hsh.
&c, to the master
sehE Nedwsy (Br). Malcolm Halifax IL days. with coal to
sOhr Arrior Smith Thomastos, ] days.
sehr Hurd, Brown. Thomaston. days.
Below.
Ship Hungarian, from New Orleans.
Ship Anna Rich, Burwe ell. from New 0rissns.
Bark BraIsiro Marsh from Vera Cruz. with mdss. to
Brig RovIand, watts. from New Orleans.
Brig ClaIssa. Watts from New Orleans.
Brig Peeonie, 10 days from Mobile
Also shps bark sehr said 10 be the Caslda from
the Coast Of Africa. to Foster Nickerson.
APRL 3-W 7d during the day from SSE with rain
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

ASorHsh NIsrEtioCs Di.srrrsssScs Miss Jane 4.
DHon about - Year, ofsgs, daughter Russell Dixon.
~ bnoge..tsr Oneids county, LETT the house OF Wa
=. brovn, IN this city relative where she had been
.ne previous Jesr for the purpose Of returning
ON tne istn Octoeer lsts, and LETT the bouss of Mfr
b on tbst evening, In buggy, In company vfth
younf g.nutnan OF SHY respectable farry residing
10 this oiy who vssto ccsvty her 10 the cars spd az.
company Der as far ss Auburn. since that cccsslon
Der frsnds have been utterly without informant, al
her existence For many months th.v t,us,.a ,ht -.
would rtspptsr, OF that hsr fate would In som, s NJ.
discovered without giving ful publicity 20 what thsv
regarded ss disressi iDg family misfottane Thev nav.
waited long and made every possible search but whoi
In vain Cucuuirtances Witch 10 is unuecsssarv - A..
tail throw painful myttery over the transactn ana
the reistives q the iest younE LADY having exhaus
even other mode of seeking Information, are ip-i
20 make the case known 70 the public through ths
- Hsebesfsr ~ ~ .4r.eyfcau. .4pltI
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

cs.,IrsroS-stssnship southsrnsr-s,sss AIIsu Smith
Duncan snd ssrvant Gardner, Morris Mcrrs Tydeman
and sryast NJ, Rig and niece Mrs Allen Ms Hsrnsion
Mrs CArherry Jr. Mr. Duncan and lady DR. Dukss .nS
son s,estIss and family Dr rlssusa. Bran,rs
Moore. osrtner stimar. r nsonamara, Mar,
Irnst rornr,J = Bsrio, n Thompsos. J schuh.r
.Ben pisi,on. Norris' Rice. Bscksrois. 7 Pscs
LytnrooL-PseEet ship sdsoas-Mr Riiou, Of ror,n,s,
pi bslovs OF Liv.rroel and % in second cabin.
yLTyrsrooL-Pselst ship LiverpoOi-w q kesn. John
Weed Cory. and SO In .he steernre.
Ntr osI .ass.ship csrolin. R..d-Nrs Greene. Mrs
Ihes 1oveii hss Byrne and z In the steersss.
CArroN-Bafk Heiicon-nrs Gore.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

Hos. DsSIrL wEssrrR s-D rHs frorLs oF Bostov.-
letter sisred BY up~srds OF $50 ~ the ctiten. of
Boston, has tesn sddre-ssd 20 the Hon. Daniel Web.
tter sprrobsng tie views contained in h late speech
on the slavery question In the United states Senate
~ the Niess there put forth susts1sd ard they
erprss- greet sstfactlon at the bold position ne
sumsd en- the exciting top,e.
Abr.n Claude, vhis bss been elected Mayor of An
fn rsrry is th, democratic esndiasss fos Nsyos %
Albany.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

BosroN, April j.
Arrived-Barts G.iia lsic) Palermo. Dec Shannon
Orleans March briEs 1mma, patmore Emma. and China
Philsdeiphia
10 days Gertrude, Nrork, do.
sohr Bragapsa Matanra 18th ul Susan and 6outhernsr
Phisdelphia Elm. woodbrdge Ms; cordsa; NsvMt. NJ
having sprung leak 18th uit, in gale
= KBelow-ehip Sophia WALKER, from Palermo.
Cleared steamship Niagara Liverpoo ship Lspland.
OrlesrG brics LAvina. ST kchaeis CeestnA WILMINGTON
nG impire Phadphia scars Ellen, Isabella and Hudson
NHork.
BRIsroL, April 2.
Afrived-Brir wsshburn, Rio Hachs, LIST ult. Left
Am vessels Brig xoate Cristo from Boston arrived Feb a.
snd cid for Ssyapa- Saw 4th of Ise OF Pines, brig
Broene steering W. vh circus company on board; sane
time ship steering W. showing white signal with black
eross 2h lat 3D. Ion IS ., spoke brig Gsorsiana from
Belfast for savannah.
FALL RIvyR, April
Arryed-sehrs Jarvis Lyon. and Virginia. Phadslphis
sloop Eseex, Nfork. -
GLOUCESTER, April2.
Clsared-Brg Sarah Ann, California.
NEW BEsyoRp. April 2.
Arrived-schr VIM Brown. Baltimore.
Paovrnrrcs. April q
ArrirsS-Bsrk Tran, ApaiaeAieolA, hrig orray Taft.
schrs Sc muel NASH and Stranger do Washing
ton. euaoh Slope Harvest Blackstone, Aroo. and Prov
denee. Nlork.
PonrLAss. April :.
Arrived- Brigs Alpheus ana Ariel Cardsuas.
Clsared-Brig CAzelle. Cuba
waRRrS. April l.
Arriyed-Bris Frances, NatanrAs.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
TsIeQraphfc.


STOCK SALTS IN BOsroN.
BOsto~, April . 1850.
Arnexed are the sAles to-day > shares Concord
X r., SO; Is Boston and Maine kR 10zt: do lO2
Cheshirs RR., 4S; do tsh; Ia Eastern RR. ppa ;
Michigan Central RR., 20; 81 Vermont Central RR
~; 20 do, 27L, b5o; 10 Do s7H bc0; Western RR,
1905; do, looAi 1 Fitohbufg, l0ss.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

3k(E0 REwARD.-JErFRfEs ANTIDOrR A spa
YvVV eno hixture for the cure Of oonarrhm. tsass
s,r,cssrss ans similar diserder& II makes sp-sdy eur.
weheut the least restriction of Diet drink :,
shsnss sprnes.n 70 business The proprisssr eh.iisnr
hnss ease which he MIXTURE win our. under ths fer
fturt of nve hundred dollars FurtAer-ths as..
q dose OF the ixturs b tsksn whs, rrassd
u Y put w IN bottiss vitN full dreotons a. az On. h~ss
.ts seek- msny srs rret n ,-e daya Ter sss ~ o.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

DpEslRvATTON or LIFE DIR HUNTERS REp
II Drop Evtry rhysican of ordnsry intelligence. snl
srsn Of honesty, vi tell Jcu The snly rsnsiy :.
which hrm reliance be placed 10 really cWre
d.ssses ais ne Whole tribe of lusok do.,srs S
naiigrsnt envy. Price tl vial TIE fIunterian Disre,-
sary Divisien street. New York city the oniv piass
can bs had Doctor Hunr. who hrst established I, in s
this any other city. ~ 0'''h IN
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
MEDICAL.

QXX sAvEp-Tnr FRENCH ASTfpoTs. Tos
Vh n The cure % private diseases in week. The
tftt cose u give rel and thoroushy does this msd
.ne eorroltt disorder, that
ne yrus drivsnou of ths systsm, The bleod pur-
nee ana in abost one week the patient good ~
eonns no mercury anything hurtul 70 TIE delicate
CONSTITUTION and does not interfere With ordinary habits
Grsnd street and At the consulting rooms 6 Madison
street. Nochsrge for sdvice
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

nEArNEss-UsE DIR. ncNArRs ACOUSTIC OIL
~ for the of Deafness alec, ai thofe ds,ereesh
neiiss ke the kufsns of insects falling water. whining
of sttsm, which symptoms Of APPROACHING deafness
Many who deaf Tor ffssn twentr
years. and suhject trumpets hav. aftsf
using bottles, thrown aside these
made perfectly veil has cured Eases o ten hfesa ari
sTO, 60, BROTaERs, 81 Jehu st.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

Columbus Enquirer Of the Goth ult ssys:-Just We
going to press learn that the steamer H. g. Smith,
which left here on Sunday evening for Apalaohioola
took fire about thirty miles below this city and
entirely consumed She had on board about one thou
sand bales Of cotton all the most Of which burnt
to sate whether any lives lost owing to the fact
that some Of the and escaped to the
east and to the west Of the river and there had
been communication between them up to the time
Of his leaving We will when learn them, give full
particulars.
The Savannah (Ga) Republican, of the 30th ultimo,
says Private letters received In this CITY
the loss Of i've lives and the insurance OF the cotton In
the following offices: Southern Mutual $26 00O Hart
ford 5000, and 5000 in the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company. We shall probably have full de-
tails In day or two, Of this melancholy easualty.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04

APPOINTMENTS TIE GOVERNOR AND SESArE.-New
York-A. Sidney Doane, Health Officer; John s. Came.
rem Assistant Physician Of the Marine Hosptsl r. L.
Morris Health Commissioner; william P. Lee, Notary
Public Queeus-G. Ssyres, Notary Public. Kings
d. L. haskell, Notary Public.
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
lR. coNyERs INvTcoRArTsg cosnr.r. vo1

nR CoNyERg INvfGoRATIrG CORDIAL ron
Genital Debility, Inpoteney, Tncontinence or Neetvr-
ns kmssons sc sa-1his Justly celebrated cordi, 10 no
w Only en- remedy for those derssxs
habits ef youth ncrdnste indulgence of ths pa,sus u
rPsrTes The Following 81 ssots n his ve
ei me Avs oi man physical and socal bslnf
ns.s q vision. veatnsss ths bsss sns ov 81 .srsisi
or rrenature and total iec.y Of yiritv sss-
AVERSION 20 society timtty ef dstr9st ara low. on sof-
cgng and middle aged nsy hsrs learn vhy thsy
ne aecnrng In beah-why they Become pale surk.e
they iosns their
fcr hm nvisorstlng snd rcnov.ting cordial
., PERSONS ho have gnorsny injured thea
sse Other nostrus have eec, in these oasc norn
heon and nonsense Which Often sppe.rs IN y.rasr.a
9eots on tns suject of 10 She patient Torrg
,, yu would syoid the burning With csasc hserfr
pnIs snd povders se, which USUALLY prsscrbss
ocufs this cordiait IL the only anchor bsrs
rzsines-si home or travenr-snd BE restored N. B.
voluntsrT nocturnal emissions hich
me destrusuvs and protustive q much mischief
He nervous system tnospactsng the man fyr pyss -
ksrt this cordial contains no opu rsrsury Or snv oA,s
tent Zach bottle oft eeuur. hs r Ccnvsrs fnr<s-
bottles for SIC hs half dessr, izpOrtsnt rsmsrss v
.sss the Tsr.d ns,,, I'd .. vs .ng sr;,s
hy Dr. ccnvsrs :, his oes No IS TSirs ss.sss xsu 7c
rsTss.. n Ss ,ssn,ry sas hay. ne csrt ssd
ssove rotice-nsrrisd persons vhos. sonpss rssssss
pssA - -
The New York herald., 1850-04-04
Naval Inseuireues

We Learn that Cept. Tstnan passed through this
mand OF the splendid new steam frigate Sarspao. We
mentioned from pretty goed authority that this ship
proceeding South. We nov learn that orders have
been received for her to proceed direct to Norfolk and
che VIII leave ON Thursday or Friday for that port
The following 10 list Of her officers Josiah ratns,
Captain Lisutensnts, Thos w. Brent, Ovsrton Carr
william May, George Wells Surgeon Ninsn Pinck-
Assistant Surgeon, Marcus Duvsll; Passed Midship-
men, Samuel B. Elliott, John r. Hail. Thomas Reaey,
Augustus M. Laughlin; Mdshipmsn, John d. Rsiney,
Bancroft GheTardi James Greer Dc Grasss Livingston
John MoIntosh; Engineers-Chis Daniel Martin;
LIST Assistants J. w King, Michssl Quinn; I'd Assis-
tant, John Alexander; Sd Assistants, VIM. +. Lynch
Jr, Danisllr Mapss RiobsrdC Potts Edwin Fetheraui
Captain's Clerk, Josiah Tstnsl Jr Bostsw.in David
Grssni Gunner, - Carpenter Charles Bord'