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MARTIN AND wmTELEY's NATIONAL
TONIC

a certain cure for Ag,1, Fever and Dyspepsia In
summer and fall months many sections Of our
and AGUE and FEVER. II has been our partio
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dreadful scOurgc, and think in this TONIC we have
effected this great object. II IL also, we think, the
very best remedy in ,Dyspepsis, and, If our direc
In letter dated May %, l549, our Agent, Mr..
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says: have never known any remedy for Fever
ovId dgus equal 10 your INVALUABLE NATION
AL TONIC. II has given universal satisfaction,
and has cured Of Ague Of years standing and
after the failure Of all other medicines made usc Of
Mr.. Henry Beverson, Of the same place, says In HE
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number Of physicians, and also used variety Of
the most popular Ague Mixtures st different times
but all without the desired effect, no permanent
cure having been effected ] was at length induced,
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used half Of IL, ! felt completely cured, though ]
continued the use Of II till had taken two bot
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Kaho William Blackson, and James ID. Brown, Of
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DIR. Martins Syrup OF wild Cherry and sar-
ssparills.


TINE WILD CHERRY AND SARSAPARlLLA,
Il which, on the basis Of this preparation, have
long been celebrated in Consumption and Scrofula,
Diseases Of the skin, Coughs, Cods, Splitting OF
Blood, Asthma, &c. Though this remedy has been
but short time before the public yet II has gained
perhaps more character and reputation az a cura-
tive in those diseases than any remedy Of the day.
The Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal church,
(the ri ght Rev. w. Y. Whittingham,) authorized
10 say he has used IL in his person with de-
cidcd bcneht--Dr. ;. Harper, Of Kent Island. has
written 10 US, be has used Il with great in
his practice [soc his letter in the pamphlet And
in a letter from lady the Eastern Shore Of this
State, she says: 81 had letter from Miss E
on Tuesday; she says mother has requested her 10
say Isabel derived almost relief from
DR. MARTINS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
Her disease Consumption in its forming stage.
The Bo0nsborough Odd Fslotc, Of Washington
county, Maryland, June 20th 1888, says when
an article has afforded relief 10 many persons AZ
DR. MARTINS COMPOUND SYRUP Or WILD
CHERRY has done, feel bound 10 make IL
knswn. There never an article In this coun-
try that has afforded relief and gave satisfac-
ton than this In the noghborbood Of Brownsville,
in this county, IL has effected several important
cures, and, from own certain knowledge Of II,
we pronounce IL unequalcd for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds, and diseases Of this kind"
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Died.


On the 10th instant ai;.r short but severe Illness
IssBsLIA IRANcIs, daughter of John and Isabella
Francis. aged ave years aud month.
The friends and acquaintapces of the family, and
ALEC the members Of the brooklyn RipggoId Horse
Guards respectfully invited attend her funeral
from the cadence OF her father No so Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn. this day tuesday, at three O'Clock, pre-
cssly, without further invitation. Her remains will
be tssen TO Greenwood Cemetery for intermept.
On the Huh instant after lingering illness OF con-
sumption in the Goth year Of his sse WILLIAM PERRr.
San ffaneisco papers please COW
The friends ana acq snces Of the fanny re-
flectfuiy invited TO ate nd his funeral, shch will
take psre THURSDAY The 18th Instant at o'clock
from his late reiGeuce, irst street North Ninth
street, Hilliemsbufgh.
OF pslpitatiop of the heart at her reeidence %
Orange ttTtet SAECsEFr, wife OF James O'Copn nell
eyed 42 years and months.
L Boston papers viii please copy
Her ffieuds aud those OF htr son, T.. y. O'Connel
rtqut sted TO attend her funt raj Wednesday,
18th ib,taIt. ct tso o'clock p. NJ.
On the lith instant GEoECE HTsnY OARDNER. aged
year. tour months and eleven days son OF George
End Margaret Gardner.
The friends and scQusiptsnees requested to
attend the funeral ~ half pst one o'clock this day
(Tuesdsy) from No. 10 trankn street.
At koitonvs. Orange county New York. Han
RlLIrA soFniA, daughter OF Charles h. horton, aged
Que J'Rr and four months
At Panama. n, q on the 1th Sept 1850, SrNrHrN \.
Clans fsq In the s7th year oi his age formerly u
merchant o. this city.
on the nth ipstant. Of short but sessre illness,
C,1uAEinT Bur, wife Of Robert y Rue iD thu 3lth
year 81 hsr age
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
in,ittd TO attend her funeral Wednesday, IS Il
instant from her late rsiidsncs No u EIjiigc street.
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Teleurnphic Reports,

NV ORLEANS, Nov. 10. 1850.
Sales of cotton yesterday OC0 bales. and for
tie week. 2i0t0. Mddline is steady, at 1915 Sales
have taken place II 400 hbds. of tobacco ut 10 ad
vance fine lots bring 10 l2Iac. T-huantspec rail-
read stock. nearly 81 CO0OOO already subscribed.
freghts have advanced Cotton to Liver pool led.
New 0RLEANs. Nov. IL. 1850.
Cotton Is quiet with sales OF 900 bales middng at
1870. Tobacco has advanced one half cent Sales of
5,Ec. Flour l. dull Ordinary brands fetch 81 20 q
81 so Corn. IS soc Oats, 5S u b5c. Bacon sides
Our stock is exhausted and they retailing at 7c
Wbskey is at SIC. We snxiously awaiting the
adyices of the Africa.
CINCINNATI, Nov IL. 1850
The weather being upfavorsble. there Is but lmi-
ted business doing in pork packing. go hogs have
been sold at SO SO 1t is raining here and the river Il
in excellent boating condition.
PIrrsBURGH, Nov. IL, 1850.
In -four. receipts light-prices So rs q
S. 81. Wheat is at rs Soc, ssd ats "a $50. The
channel Of the river feet ms and II s raining
BUFF.Lo Nov. IL, 1850.
Adverse winds keep vessels back, and the receipts
trifpg. The market for -four is hrmer to-day
and the business is done a. slight advance Sales
20C0 bills at So rs for Michigan and 81 for southern
Ohio For wheat there is good milling demand, and
SIC for Michigan. There is but little doing in corn
and prices are lower
ALBANY, Nov. IL. 1850
The receipts since last have been follows -
Flour. q 600 bills; wheat and corn, none; barley,
10000 bushels Flour is steady but much activity
prevails Rye is selling 76c rs 900 bushels barley
have been SOLD at 9S l00c for two rowed and l00sc
for four rowed; 1000 bushels of changed hands
at 80 3s1sc.; prison wbiskey. small sales. at 2sc.
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our Phi,ndelph,a correspondence.

PhnADELPIuA, November III, 800
Church DiEciJty- Quer Conduct for Christians-
Railroad Accideut-S Steamboats,, &c.
Considerable excitement took place yesterday,
in the vicinity Of Front and franklin streets, in
consequence of a disturbance among the congre-
CATION attending the First Associate Reformed
Church. The members have formed two parties,
one of which support the Rev. Mr.. Blair, and the
other the Rev Mr. Lyons, both claiming to be the
bona fds pastor. Yesterday, the flock behaved
more like pies than sheer, for while the Rev. Mr.
Blair occupied the pulpit, he was interrupted by
sounds closely resembling those heard from the
sty, togtther piib every variety Of noises, made
for the purpose e annoy lBccs One of his oppo-
nents YVES danug enough 10 cell on the Billy Penn
boys (hrsmsr.) ~ interfere Even the women
joined in the Disturbances Three men were ar
rested by the Coustcb'Cs, who Il ally had 90 inter
re-, and were the morning held 20 bail 10 answer
f'r the Outrage.
N ~ ltftltst even mug, whtn Beer Whitehall. One
al the rsils On the uHck broke, and passing up
through the bo'tum Of the car, injured the ageat,
MIR. Willtwtr, nut not seriously Much delay
has been ucra tonrd hy this occurrence, the pas.
serfers that stsrd last night having been sent on
~ this nornirf's train
OR psurer p.lscr ~ Blookley now contains
N o. Iatinn OF 40 ~ which only ~ are blacks.
lie FeBszueisn wsr siramer; bulldog ny WI
liam Cump. Of K.Hsng'on, will b. launched on
Ssfu day mex, which will be but the D.h day since
a.. eel WIS tsi0
ne new steamship Fremont, built here for
n ere, Howlynd * AZ, inwall, OF your city, isn't
titp out, ana will b. ready for in less ths1
pa 2 Of ue Phil delpbia on he Cages line. while
q larer y taking on oOSSd new boiler, and sub
81 uehty, thr fts-siont will proct ed TO the Pdclhc
~ ny helW~,n Pansma and san Francisco.
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sehr sss MARI. HERMAN; Bangor. sdsys.
echr Champion, Corhsu. frovibeetcsb. days
ecbr Two Brothsrs, Allen. Yrovinestovn, days.
schr Rockwell. Pilgrim. Cape May, 3days.
Sehr J bezsrd. -, hartford.
sehr GaIs,te Cowep, Pbiiaaelrhis. 2 days.
ScNr J watson, Csmsron, Philadelphia, s days
scbr Cen Marion. Rewley. Philae.lfhis, days
schr Detroit Emmet Boston q days
Schr Invoice, -, fhAdaltkia for Albany.
schr Dawson Driscon Philr dsirhik for New Haven.
Schr Lmy horton, Ellis Philadelphia
scfr Ar Baker -. Philaa.lp his
eehr p Armsrop Thomas. Philadelphia
sehr Jas Enslih Neal. Philacelph,a Tor Nov Haven.
sohr Benedict. Roberts Philaaelphia for New Haven.
schr Cola Hunter Th,Ep.on rhsdelPhia ssadAy niSat
In the gale. l. 81 81 the and also her sails
Sthr hagellas. Burden. Philadelphia
Schr Gen Taylor Edwarts. cape Nay.
schr Camilla BLIZZARD Wilmington, Del. for New Haven.
schr w i gget. Degroot philadelphia for Albany.
Schr Lewis Clark. vanhrk PHILADELPHIA.
Schr San Luis, Williams, Philadelphia.
Below.
A Portuguese brig, with passengers.
Also, one brig.
Steamship Georgia Porter. for Shagres &C.
ship silas Holmes Be- ry for New Orleans has anchored
In The bay.
Der ll-wind at N, and clear; sunset, Sc.
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United States Circuit Court.


The Honorable Judge Nelson preHdins'
Nov. IL Ira p. Exams the Protection insuranee
Company This was action on policy oftnfursnce
for So 500 effected by John O. Hayward with the de-
fspdants ON his property In Buffalo, and which Was
subsequently assigned BY him for valuable oonsidera-
ton 10 the plaintiff The paintin AYERS that the pro
and that the amount Of loss 700. The defend
ants contend that 1t was expressly agreed between
claim by virtue Of said policy should be sustsnable
unless It was commenced within the term Of twelve
months from the time the cause Of action accrued
and that the present suit was not brought within
that time. The defendants also contend that due no
tcs Of the loss and injury sustained not giver
them. The plaintiff claims, reason for not bring
ing the suit within twelve months, that the debt wal
fsotorzed under the laws Of Connecticut BY process
Of foreign attachment and that the debt could not b
paid until these attachments dissolved; he als
contends tb.t the defendants negotiated with hin
with view to adjustment Of the loss and that tina
waived any bar to their recovery on the ground OF no
proces ding In time Adjourned.
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including Ashso.,. .. 81 so 81 IS. Other a..crip

including Ashton's at 81 50 81 IS. Other dsscrip-
lions were steady. and In request
svoAns.-The transactions during the day foot up
leans at former figures and SO rs boxes brown
Havana. 1t "a exc. The market remained without
particular change.
TALLow-A Srm market for prime city rendered, at
7Ac Exports during the week. 48 los lbs.
ToBAcco The favorable advices by the Africa have
induced holders to be more firm aud In some In.
stances to demand an advance, which buyers do not
vinngly concede. The transactions since MONDAY
last embrace 100 hhds. Kentucky leaf at 90 l3c :;
SEQ bales Cuba, ct private bargain 80 bales uAvAns
At eOc; $50 do. Maryland, at 7slc and 40 casef
Plo-ida, new crop, At 20 Acc The supply WAS limit
ed Part OF the Kentucky leaf noticed above was
taken for ship TO Africa The exports, last week
| were "a packages and 81 $50 lbs manufsctured
| WHALEBoNE.-Holders were STEADY, at ~ q JUG ioi
South Sea and 80 4Oc for Polar Tie exports during
| the past six days sum up 65 447 lbs.
| wHIsxEY--The market was more active State pri
son and ohio were very scarce The sales coupri.
so bbls Jersey at Csc and $50 hhds drudge at 21l
| oac with interest added
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his FRIENDS THAT mn

nR GLOVES INroRMs MS FRIENDS THAT m
priced thss Dr. S.. fsesiSss rsssar ussssi
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ho.r Dr. s.s - :. ~ ..ssy yer,
without nereury See his drlou In his orco ne. ssN
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DARIs AND LoNDOS TRkArpETT or PRIVATE SIs-
pain. In ccnetution. affections and
srd debility, combine meeicinss with the remedy
can 81 aur there the who rnr>S
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