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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
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Ste untertei9netcn balttn fprtnabtenb eir, rtihs
baltises saser BON 8l6ern allcr @attlnaen, tetfes
bsno aas meri;niften tbtpfosi(d)cn, redbtsmitJen.
Ctaftli9en, Observation-Disclosures unb aefcsihtiihsn
Ssrren 2eerten Der renhdtnSfaTifer In perIeirSes
nc, Ans 8atsIt 2esrtcrtidrrn, Sdultaderi, c,e
rsrarbien, TplfstiiGern, Gineerfetriften. Wi1ser.
ti@crn, 3ei1ncnrrrlasen II. 4 ~
0urtb nntcrc iliiinitfeltaren unb a,,soes.hnt..,
YetttnbHn9en init fainntlic5en Subbai,ei,f mae,
Ceuabanps nne Der G@meis ins mir il, btr, sta,,n
9eiset, tsees IN eeutfber Sprade erfbiensme gsere
rai9 nno ~ tiiisen preiien ~ teorsen. Qplr (tns
Ssn 'ntere Aiiftrase NIT jcSeu Der reaein,aeiaen
prifeampft1iffe al, ,l,ie crbattn unftre IiSer
mt % etn 9amrfern 9lelp- Yorf 9sremer Sine.
Iolr W rerfa',fen aud 2Dcafd in beliekisen 8efra.
Sfn nrp g ebten itad alien 0esenpen Oentfdlanns.
oie ;giderrerseidnifTe unferer joanSuna iino
nntnt8cloih ~ erbaltem. e94 sls i'''''ss
.eGJ'Sn s.6rn. Stirbcfs 8ubbanel..ns In Canton
tonnen ptensemslretc @iaerrer,eibnis eir,aefcbe,.
iomie NttfelunSen auf, irSenc Gin becbises 2lerf
8ctnadt rsrbsil. 81 3s3'4f
ail.ts ''1 a".5 GggsrG nnb 60.
R n4. CITRATE ;wii9en Osain ttnp SDalnut
Cincinnati Obio. .3 a1ss s &.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
DRs. ID. SHELL. d .. NrEsz

III EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med
- icines for sale, viz:
Real Lexicon. Symptomen-C Codex, Hanna
mans Works, Hulls Jahr, Hnil's Laurie, Rouif's
Reperlory, British Journal, Homeopathic Exam
iner, liartman's 'fherapic, Herrng's and Hem
pel's Damesiic Physicians sGunher's Veterinary
(Farriery) for horses ca tie, sheep, &c.. with
books of more than forty anih rs, ca Humeopsth-
ic Medicine.
April I2, 1919 4O-tf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

Bon biefen 70 an8enebmen as nieE6en Il ii ttrs
baltun Sstl att crfbeint jtten Sretas Gin gam
ger 8reen, pom l6 Oetapfeiten fauter unp ecrrett
sferuft, far een 8trnSen 9,rsis pcn 5 Gents Die
Nnmnter, rfer pent ras 8Iatt aufGrifeu res sefers
8elanet nirp, fur Dcllars jabrli6, III 9crauste.
;ablnns. feg.s III 8la9ffQ 46fls
Dalelbt entbalt Grsabfnnsen SieifsteiAreitun,
sen, rl.Ssattntbcuer, tpi6ti8e 0yimaQtualf, 9lcs
pellen, Qpte, 1netnpen ;fsrnsrDlittcl in Ser eass
nnb saiitipirfbf1aft turj bas Wefe atls rsr eils
rtraifben IaSssliteratar, pas .oerj nno Self te.
reiebern fam ..ra ~ fa raAfss{l4g
I'm Gnce eites Jabrcs Fat rel Scfer (flr sincn
Srrttrrefs) eiten.Banc ron s32 Geiten sefaminclt,
Ger nroh 10 eft gclcien ibni unt bon &tnsen lfets
neue llnterbaitiins unp ntuss Bersnftsen sewabrt
OF 9as Siatt lieet in Der rffier res ,,0bio
@taafs. Boten" 81 Jercrinanns GinlIdt unb fcn.
nen WrtftIlnn9et faranf aeinadht iperben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

DIS. .. STZ5zIsIa & y. NIEsZ.
~ long experienceand observation, know N az
Homeopathic preparations Of mineral and
herbai virtues are very efectnal in chronic or
acute diseases, and viii be attended /, bv n
Shell as travelling and J. Niesz as local prac,i-
ioners fs snEi438
IResidences-D. Shell ! mi'e North, and J.
Nesz Al miles Southwest, CT Canton. ,9.f5.
April IL. lSi9s 4O-f. ,8.s e8le4.,ts .i
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

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9fsn peit ber 8anjc anf bcm Gne, s sf,tis
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sisis % speint Mot far mid. ats r aaa
sss6gth o, galanna, speins niat fiir mid, iilis1
nss9ls SD fomnr' peti Alatema Der, sI3if3
,.,,.as 81 fpifltp Hur fur fi9, $40 sr.e 9ar 49,
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As@ ttnb bann ldaf its urnber,
ssIa atnh tprnn 10 aleb' @alanna rcrt, t)i iatsl@
,,;,na @p,fablt .mcia .,ers nidbt fbmer,slo 5yff
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esf u Daris lierb, i'd fibtrIidb,n aaa s'fsf33h
v4sa Tim rtnn i'd tort in, @rate tiit,it nsH3sr
.., 90 psiae aidt fur mid. $3.50 ,,,see,a
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SO tcn,ia' BON 1latan.a ter,
s79R gu frislen NUS far rid. Got s'a
ssti SD fprasts an NSre tes ,,Telesrarb 7T@
lng7g ltne sins Sen Slus binat, J9s6 $50 i3Il
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
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itistn, baBcr Geioentfcffe QEcIens umD Baum.
pcl!fn5fu9, 70 mic ale @erten setrasene 9leicusss
itnde auf cas fetcnlfe fartt, rnr etc Sarte ,pob,
als aud rersn Oanerb ftisftit earaiitirt Slsten in
Ss'ciinSsifadsm, seiAoet earn spis it rnttfanren,
fam sr fntfernens rbne paB ia nrsb bas Gicrumsss
iinf mar rfii ininretfsn GAaren srlsibit sg9 is
GIs 0esentfanse, aum 6arben fsflsn,mt, tSanen
teI Acam Dctfbolp in 0antcn,s pier III
ftr 9folltnfatrif prii .6tn. q thinner In Dla r.
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triscer at8rbelf metetn. ggs3ll38 fstnYiaAa i4
Maffilten,f OFT. 49,, ls49. 81 4sls
aT.ii,s aha asIIp Nbilipp &Dt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
Asentfdaft fir DeuE1lanb, SebWeis uno 8rantrsie.

STATE OF OHIO, STARK COUNTY, IS.
Court Of Common Pleas, vacation after
October term, a. D. 1850. saaB gA,el
FraLcis Neubauer ct al.) a 7fsfQ
VS.. In Partition.
William WEIGHT ct all. } ss'ks
815a sIs4 a4s William WEIGHT, and
Elisabeth WEIGHT, his wife. residents of the
State Of Indiana, Anthony Busch Jr. Louisa
Busch, and John Busch, Of said County of Stark,
are hereby notified. that Francis ,Neubauer, Ig-
natius Neubauer. Fredrick Neubauer, and Gott.
lieb KeIlihger and Catharine Keliuger, his wife,
have tlisdsy sfIedther petition 10 said Court
against Them, demanding par,uion OF the follow-.
ing described real estate, sitnate in said County
of Stark, to wit: Lot No. 40 in Uniontown, and
that said partition will be for hsaring at the nex4
tenn Of said Court.
Brown & Meyer, Z
uary Sd, 1850. Attorneys for petitioners.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
VI StVlpHtUTHIU[.
Cine lferbenDe Trult oeheiIf.

2eir fhDrcn tictn Sal at um ~ tepei(tn, bak
bab eiefer 8alfam bas SC et.tntarette !, pers
mag ip9ar pcnn her Granfe ppn Ncriten une Sreuts
een aufSe9efen, mir tli6 fftrbe 1T, uno
no tcrets Die 0rabacpdnotr 9efanft ,pprpen ,parcn
Die J5eftns setetab an 0lar. 3ita Specman epn
Salltfcn Sra, Saratc8a 90. 81. ., 2Dir e6nns
ten piete ftnabc Sleb bcnunsslolc Safe anfiibren
unp unjabli6c Sallc prn seDelter S6winpflebt erz
ertern, pelte ppn sefAidten Asr3ten als nnbe,ltar
iparti, atfsc9eten mprreu. tg5qse,5t +. u-
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-08-15
TaE MADl80,NSlI-AN. ! .
.,a11sHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
r. D. PRICE.
TERMS,

OFFICE South slde Q '"'
TERMS,
For one veor, nayahIe in advance w. ~ ~
~ II mid within six months eo eo
/ pbna ,be end Of Tue year, /. 81
,5,ar,i.eaeot, insertedlat One Dallnr per
Aove. ton inns for. tie first insertion, and
1e,,I ritv Cents Or for each subsequent Insertion r
AZ ,,i.sments not marked with the number
A"vasl ;".ort;ons viii be published till forbid, and
charged at the above rates
-, Arv alteration made in an advertisement
M. 1 ,ha 6rst Insertion, will subject the same to
anextra charge
~ No raner discontinued until all arrear-
~. 81 ar are puid-except at the option OF the
pG1" I.''j JoB WORK-ESecuted with neatness
hi M de5patch, on moderate terms, payable
ybrn the work is delivered #
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

Tvs Tessssr Diverrp Cssr.-The Forrest divorce
the vhc,s hill with the am -ndnspt sdopt~S ~. dav
previously. TIE probably, v'u sstns the matter
Jar a. oar Legislature u sonserned --PAl. L-dSev,
Nnrti a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29
TIE CLOSE OF THK TESTIMONY FOR THE pRrRNcE.

vhe Evidence OF the Three Daughters Of
Professor Webster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

The stesnbest csssAs arrived a Bsaals, frsn Ds-
trost the 2bth inst having made the nrss pesnea
fron port TO port, cf this spssas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

hsscu 8 R. Csmsr Wss>reeh ShrV -Ihm
which he's ccespied the Court for several esys
past, sction for uespass to reeovsr the vsus
" tin ware stoves snd other prep~rty, the stock g
plsintG me jury rendered sealed vsrdict sAis
morning. for pisist6, for sllooo.
The Court then sdloursed for the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29
Interesting from aexico.


BY the arrival OF the brig Ann Maria Captain Cards,
from veiaCrun We are In receipt sf diss OF the Ms.s
for Rputicsno. from the city OF Mexico. to the 2sd
ultmo.
The Houss Of Representative Of CoDsr,s. sdo ,tsd
on the 10th ultino with IN susndnsst, the senate
Of the money 10 be paid By ths Usitsd States.
The Mopifcv learns that tue syuptsmisnto, or tovn
rs,oiSioIist. ssdsr viai Fsrasndsr but yer. fsss-
tstsd BY General Ls vegs ~hereupop, several Of
them With their friends eit Tsmpso 70 Joi. the Tn
tprgepts at Victoria The Secretary OF state hovsvs
hao informed Cspgess the 18TH uit that the
luton in rsmsolpas vas at an end
letter vas received ION Santa Anna. Thy whom n
not meLtioped reprmapding certain political leed-rs
out bis tspcton aud warning them sgsiost msknx hin
an insrumsnf and abusing his name for the pur pose
Of furtbsrpg their criminal aud imprsctiosb,s degos.
on the 2lo ult@o com mittss Of three, ON -,pueis
credit vas appointed BY the House Of Representatives
The pitsd States steamer water witch asd ssAsossr
Fit entered the port Of Vera Cruz the 10Th uiumo
from their anchorage on ssorioeios They we're isse
from Iobasco.
The Msnr states ths. between the night Of the istA
and the morning of the 18th uit revouton In favor
Of santa Anna vas TO have brcksn out 10 Jstsss Dot
ao.rro' sos of So.a".' P.rsis.' Ra.ss. saa osh.rs
ssre taken prisopsrs. Some of the military ofnsers
Who ssrs suspsetsd had taken 10 light. IL do-s act
appear 10 have been very fwmiosbe affair the oay
srns captured we're twenty pssrs OF pis,ols
personal of real per month hes been lsvssd
70. ,S ~. S'
rext
The Monitor says the frontier States cursed With
three indians poor nesspspers Esd
the proximity Of the Norto Amsncsss and tnss ths
latter With all thsir steam boa rsrosds aad aaxnsto
telserapks, are very troubtssoms neighoursL
One of The boats destined 20 navigate the Chsiee
canal the city OF Nesico, and the ssishborisg
shss, vas nearly conpieted
The Americas steamer Csiiforuis touched Of Msxss-
Ian the z3d seven dsys from ssn trsnoseet
With two hundred and twenty i've pssseneer, enA
faileA pest day for Psoa@s
During Q nerthsr io Vera Crnr, on The 18th ulttnno,
the American pilst boat Htchesok dragged fron hss
anchors and vent s,hore
The Monitor has for sometime past cppossd the fur
tfer nutipcsfion Of monks and 10 the rspusise
Mesieo arguing that they unproduetive siass
Of rooiety ana that the country needs eograsss
will the population 70 maks head against
the Indians. IL describes the entry of soas es<vss
and twelve Sisters Of Charty late the % pta uDane
the head Of funeral prooessiop,,
Msosms Bisbop vss stin singing ct the ssvstai Mr.
Boch,s had ccmpcsed Mexeau national slr ana dsl-
Gated II to the President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

u. A. steamer visss from Mobile pas Into Key wss<,
on the aoth ps for ecs ssd saiis1 TIE sass aay -
q cruise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29
TRIAL OF
PROFESSOR JOHN WHITE WEBSTER,
cHARaRD WITH THE
MURDER OF DR.. GEORGE PARK Man,
IN TIE
M EDICAL COLLEGE, BOSTON,
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE SHAW AND ASSOCIATE
JUSTICES WILDE, DEWEY, AND METoALF.

COUNSEL GovERNnENr, COUNSEL FoR DEvESDAsr,
Attorney General John Hon. Piipy Msrrick, Of
H Clifford, Of New Bed. Worcester, and Ed ward
ford, and George Bemis, d. Eohisr, Esq, Of Bes-
Esq, Of Boston. ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

nom the different wards net at the Eagle Hotel, n
fulton street, on WEDNESDAY evening. and made tns
following city nominations - Fsv M~vsv, samuel Smith
Per ssPerrisors- n, " w Thcrns, Jsses N. sssbsry,
Joseph spraeu-, Samuel Sloan, Abssha@ vssplank -
George W. Van Wiskle. 60 II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29
TWO CENTS.
Our Washington Corrsspo~dsnss.
wAsHIrorOH, ID. C , March 5. lsSo.
The HesHA T Mr. Calhoun The Presilemf's isn Tss&1


WAssISoroN, ID. C. } March s, l6So.
The Hsatfk ef Mr. Calhoun The Presiiems's isn Tsss
10 Virsinia. E.. .-.. g.s-4,
II gives great pleasure to say that Mr. Calhoun -
gaining strength very rapidly There are many rsperts
In circulation In reference to his heath-thss it =
worse 1t 10 not so. Every bad symptom has pssssA
from him. 1t b not deemed advisable BY his ply
Dr. Hall that he should enter the Senate cAsmbsr st
- ne would be certain TO take
bate whicn might bring relapse. He will therefore.
pay visit 20 virginia and remain there until hts health
10 fully ana undoubtedly re-established. There v .
report In circulation that he is dctating another
sp~eoh have from the best authority that this 10
not true nor has he any Idea Of doing anything oe
the kind at present.
enclose . letter addressed to the Alexandria Cs-
reffe by George Washington Psrke Custiss Who, it
10 old friend OF yours but he hes been led
into an euor-it not your "waAdering Reuortsrss
Who made the fun while the steamboat vas psssine
Mount Vernon. It the President and Major Gus
tss The Wondering Reporter only reported M-thst's
ell. ALEXANDER.
WASHINGTON (D.C J, March 27-l2, midnight.
Mr Caihoun's Heshh-.a Relopse.
very bad, damp day, which has had its effect upon
the health of Mr Calhoun He IL not veil yss
tsrdsy His Dough is and he ID very weak and
nervous He has also fever again.
Yours, SO. ALEXANDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

ALBANY, March -, 1850.
ALBNrI u
Senate.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Senate.
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Mr.CooK reported Q bill to enforce the payment of
taxes BY the agents Of certain Insurance Companies
Also, TO amend the General Insurance Law.
The nrst bin snforess the provisions Of the Revised
Statutes against agencies Of Fire and Marine Insurance
Companies.
The second bill embraces the principal sections Of
the bill reported to the House. requiring tho agencies
Of Epslish Life insurance Compsniss and Of other
States to give securities to the sxtsnt Of 100000
In United States state stoeks or bonds and mort
cages.
coLLEcrIor AND AssEssMENr or TAXES NEW YORK.
Mr.. Mort reported for the confederation Of the &c.
nste bill for the assessment and collection Of taxes
In the city Of Ncw York.
MIR. MANN, from the judiciary, presented written
report In favor bill for the sentiments Of the suits
BY the state sgainst certain owners
pants Of lands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-29

ALBANY, March %, 1850.
Last evening. the Clinton Prison Appropriation bill
was taken up In committee (ths bill sppropristes
$40 O6O) but no question was taken.
The Governor transmitted resolutions from the
Maryland Legislature rslsting to slavery. Pending
their reference the Select Committee with instruc
tons to report within i've days the House sdournsd
YORK
The New York Fire Bill was read and passed.
Private claims being the special order then
taken up and occupied the remainder Of the morning
and the whole Of the evening session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

The DARKEY's RIDE.-CBsar had
Leen faithful servant at one Of our
country inns for many years. His mas
ter was kind to him, fed and clothed
him well, and told him he should al
ways be well cared for in his old age.
Cesar took it into his head one day,
that he should like to 60 OH ride, put
up at an inn, he waited Oh, as he had
done to others, and put things through
in style
"We'l, Cesar, you shall have my
best horse and chaise, and take Philis
with you and here is five dollar
note for you to spend. Soyou may 60
and blow it out straight said his good
master.
Cesar and his lady were soon "donc
up in their best "fxins" they jumped
in, and drove of in high glee. They
pulled up at the inn at the next vil!-
age Cesar gave his horse in the
charge of the ostIer, with directions to
give him peck of oats and rub him
down well-he then waitrd upon Miss
Phillis into .he house, called for a room
pack of cards, bottle Of fbrandy, and
good dinner.
As soon as the dinner was over, the
brandy used up, and they tired of play.
ing "high-low-jack" Cesar called for
his team and his bill. The horse was
soon harnessed, and the "items" placed
in CGsar's hand he could not read,
but when the Landlord told him the
amount was twO dollars and a half the
eyes OF our ebony hero.
"In their relaxing circle rolled in whith -
in utter astonishment.
"Is dat all - he exclaimed. wall
if dat ere be the case, just you take out
de hoss agin, rub him down, glib him
anudder peck, and send up anudder din.
ner, bottle of brandy, and cards, for
Pse on blow out, you see, and massa
glib me de V to do it up brown"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
ISOIrART ROTTLEs.

Nv u L AK BOl LIS
For the removal and permanent cure OF all
diseases arising from an impure state OF The
blood or habit of the system, viz
Scrofuli OF Kings Evil, Rheumatism, oosii.
nate Cutiueous ErupIions, PimpleS, of
Pu>talrs OF the Face, Blotches, Biles, Shro-
ME Sore Ewes, Ring Worm or Trter,
Sca'd Head, enlargem-nt and pam oi the
u mes aud joins, Stubborn Ulcers, syp-
hililic symptoms, Sciaiica, or Lumbago; and
diseases arising f-om an iujuJicious use of
Mercury, Acii;es VI Dropsy exposure or i'm
prudence in life also, Chronic Cons'Itu-
lional Dis rdcrs e.c.
/ his Medicine has acquired very extend
cd and esatli,hed reputation wherever II
Ia, ben used, bascC entirely on It's own
merits, which its super trrficacy has alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim oi bered-
tafy disease, with sw ollcn glands, contact
ed sincws, AMI bones half carions, has been
restored TO health and yieor The scroiulous
iiieni, c"vcred with ulcers, loalisome To
hiinalf and hi Attendant, has been made
whole. Hundreds of pe:soi =, who had
yIoancd hoprleS.ly tdryears under cuta eous
and glanduiar diSor lcrs, 'hronic rheumatism
and many other complaints springlns fr"m n
arrangement Of the secretiye organs ana the
CiI Iculation, ha, t been raised as II were from
the rack Of disease, and now, with resener-
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cy of this ine,timable preparation. The ies-
umony of those who have been cured 10y its
u, with thsir resi- lences, hdc Leen publish
ed from time 10 lime and were II deSi able,
a mas of the most overwhelming testimony
could be hrouy yht forward, proving most con.
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cal aad those who have not used this med:-
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and arprnprIate to them el,es the benef 5
viii, h II alone cln bestow.
Truth - STRANGER THAN FICTION.
The at enton OF tho reader is called TO the
following astonisl ing care, effected by the
use OF Sands Sarsdparilla.
ThSIs 20 certify that have co ored We
man who has been afflicted fo7 he last i've
wears with Scroiula, and all the remedies !
r.ed had no effect la arrc>ing the progress
fthc,omplaint; on the contrary she COL
sanity grew worsc-aId ait expenIing be-
TIVE, n so and $50 with physicians. besides
using oihr popular rene 'ics without success
ill the disease had eaten away the cartilage
of her nose, made its appsarance on various
parts OF her body, and had finally cormencej
It's rayaIcs in the root OF he mouth.
la this cadiul situation, with the pres
pcct Of death staring er inthc face, stated
hercssc to DR. Disosw'y tho agen, for Sand
Ssrsa; ;arilla in NcwbcIn, n. c., Ly whom !
va. advised TO use that artclc; aud TO m,
surprise and lha, Of my ncighh, r. 10 whom
her case was known, af,r using four an.
hsIfbJNlcs she was leslored TO perfect heath,
an that in the spa' ofthree weeks, and wa
able TO work in two weeks from the time shc
conmcnc d taking it.
JOSEPH McCOTTER, J. 7.
Mouth Of Ncuse River, Craven Co, y {
K. K. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
Nov ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
TIE PRESENT SULTAN.

ABDEL MEDscnID, the present Sui,
tan, is twenty-slx years Of age dresses,
with the exception of Fee cap, in the
European style and save that his face
is unusually pale and deeply pitted by
the small pox, has nothing very no.
tlceable in his personal appearance
He inherits little Of the intellectual Wig
or Of his farther Mahmoud, but his
heart is amiable, to a degree bordering
OIL weakness. His sensibilites are
such that he never signs dealh-warrants
except in cases Of the most urgent
necessity. He takes scarcely any per-
sonal part in the administration Of the
government, choosing to leave every
thing 10 the control Of his Vizicr aud
Divan. lie has five or six wives, and
large haren. The latter is regular
ly increased by the annual presentation
oItwo beautiful and accomplished Cir
cassian virgins, one by his mother, the
Sultana Valede, the other by his Grand
Vizier. The old custom Of sackinc
the uniaithful aud throwing them into
Bo,phorus, has become totally obso-
lete but II is generally supposed that
STATE Policy 'tilI makes way with some
at least Of the Snltan's male offspring
for the number Of his sons is always
very di'proportionate TO that Of his
daughters. The Sultan is not only ex-
tremely eiTerninate and licentious, but
he very frequently INDUCES in The use
of sprItuous liquors, and it is by no
means improbable that he will meet the
fate Of his father, who died in the prime
Of his life Of dehrium trcmens. Abdel
Medschid has dispensed with much of
the gliitering pomp that used to attend
tic Sultan's appearance in public, but
yet he goes to the mosque every FRI
day in great taste. Ills SPLENDID
barge oftwcuty-eigh, oars, escorted by
numerous beautiful pinnnces, aud glid
ing with swallow-like swifin.ss up the
Golden Horn to the Mosque Of Eyoub,
near the valley Of the Sweet Waters,
amid the roaring Of cannon from each
side, and the cheering Of the sailors
aud soldiers. from the decks of the
magnificen, seven,y-fcur,, has been one
ofthe most stirri' g sights ! have vet
wl,nes'rd in Constaniinople. .-Corrss-
po"dcnoe Of the Covrir and Enquirer.