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Foreign Aalls.

Lrrrss BAGS Of steamer Canada for Halifax and Liver
eoloeh whore letters can be prepaid to any part Of
Letter Bags Of steamer washs,on for southampton ana
viii also close nt the Herald once the day
Letter Bag. Rio Jspeo per Steamship Republic. viii
eiose 1t the Herald once On Monday. March Is.
.i .i;'. =. EIss.sr; ks.aiss Room G! l.sa.sss 81.
. Ss sss 70 .ny ps -od where "
letter Bags o. steamer Arlington Tor Southampton and
w also close the above ooe the day
Letter n.s. Rio J.n.Iro Republic. close
Hsr.Io marine Correspondence.
f sc " E%g
sn REALM bound O. California which wen. Ashore Yes
o. on III. Knoll stone Heap sw spit near the aost vas
sSs .sssa ~ tss city ,..ssTs.y ..s@:.;
IN =, oeioei where shs nov ss full Of water aai con-
.iesratly damaged
Sens ArrAll. tpO. H,l.a. ssfor. r.pcr..s) from ss-
lanes Hsh,. One Of The issssrs up from her
ss lisss .sS ssi y:sS
10Th inst She named The Moses heller ssd iei fee, in
,ss. 'S s s' 81. owned Joseph whss
S.ssss q ssiss sse si ss ~ Capt King IN
dsr whcss supsristsndsncs she ~ss constructed.
s.: .;i;;s q. s:s:;' ss:sy 49,,
iass cousins. isr Boston. ! days. - -.
Feb tsid hris raimost tfrom Bsltimorel
81 HsIrsA Feb ssld bark Pilot whits tfrom Zsnribarl
salem sss J:,'e... s,r 0,,s. r.I JssS,', s.s%
&, ss,, , ss Sss.,s a.,ss Il % and s,ca
Home Portss
Palermo, k,sss from Assr.-.. 10. dos, brig
dc, no ss. s S.. osss ssS asa. S ad ss.
s nay. ss s rsss n,:s rsS. ssssa
,es s.,sh hS,i,sr csrd'sss ss.,s,s ,ss. Of
Phssbs ,ssr. SCI ci.lss story, be.. soassss Com
n,ree. Cape n.y,ise Hs.ry rrs.lps. k.iIy Rich
6..sl e ri, sIs Johnson, c.,s;..: 'i; ss
sohr Hard lines elaadins ksss HAMPTON IL 70 s.si:,
L.y, pei March 10 - =. bar, Al: 81 s: s.%
si... nov IN ss f.ss s
my ssG steamer sss. sss: Ssisss ale
srsrs hes 20 rsssr porto, q a her rem crass
sv.ns rsBo.. hsvns Implied 81 a,,s ss
Sssiss IN s,ss i.s.S i;:S So .,,,c,,,,, so,,,.,S
ss.so.D s.sS LIT .sss %s. s
MON sIoep coriphiss SID ,ohr Sarah Perry,
iss va .chr. Emn. Howard NyOrt.
81 & s. IL
ssis p.ssl Sesai sysIi S.so, o.. sS..ic9 ., 90
a. &, 2s..i,syn ssinsss wiIlsns 40 for fhlidsShs
r, y. :si, JOSH s..ss sf, i;s s;s
e1 f!:.s.sp s.,ss s..s.ri Sy,r. s,......
a:i s:ss s h s' s,s s: sT TI
,pse,,ss;ss .'tss ar 'shr. yss.rs TSr's, oss.
jos y THO. hs.hn: jos.. EioTs E6sd. I.saa, auii
S. pSs s.s rr.ssisss .sSs issns. kissssss
rhlseslrhis nnss's, Cherry wiimiss~n- Del
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EsIoRAIIor OF rHE FLoRrpA ISpIANs.-Ths U. 8.
steamer Fashion. Capt James McC. Baker arrived ct
this port yesterday from Tampa Bay, whence she Lett
the 25th ult She brings up seventy three Of the
Indians emigrstng West The chiefs Of this party
are called Co pic chu che, sub chisf Cs-chs nxico
Cbop-co There also board nine Of the delsgs-
ton from Arksneas, and one interpreter. The whole
under the command Of Major Holmes, with dstaeh-
mtnt Of nine men and sergeant, under command Of
Lieut. Wright, Of the U. g. A. They we're landed at
the u 8. barracks, where they will remain for
time The Fashioa received the indians board at
the River Mspitea from the u. s. steamer Colonel
Clay, which boat took them board at Fort Hamer,
Marcia
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TRINIDAD RoYAL J<n-CHEAp LIvISe.-The statistical
return Of this nytitetiou for lss9 highly interesting
There had been IAN comnittals; only 257 were ma
tves Of Trinidad the being Africans, Coolies and
natives of the windward and Lee ~ard Islands OF the
number Of criminals discharged during the year % have
been taught to read and write during their inprsou-
mt and with the knowledge of trade gained within
Its calls The expense Of supporting the jail for the
yrar amounted to f2 40 los Sd; the valuation Of
IL Dor performed by the prisoners, E2s7 las "a
The expense of the maintenance Of each prisoner Is
opfp a nm f,yd ou.
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Police lntslli1ence,

TIE Outrage in Tenth .7uenue Some two weeks sso
low. Is. on n. Of Of o is
Roch, poor liishman, reading In . email tenement In
the Tenth Avenue who're premises the rovdies broke
gsng rsvshed his wife and Niece, the particulars Of
which too revolving for publication. AZ the time,
which, from time to time the police have taken into
CUSTODY thirteen Of the Villains alleged to have been
s.ss on m sss too.
Of the accused parties have been identified actually
engaged in the rssishipg The friends Of tbs seeused
compromiss With the plsipants, which fact coming
to the knowledge Of the authorities Justice MoGrath
rsrted and detained a. witness 70 appear and testify
city.
the name Of Louis Sohasfr was arrested yesterday on
. charge OF sending Q threatening letter to Robert
Luckmsn also Grrmsn,s residing at No. 2so Pearl
street with the intent to extort money. The letter
written In the German language Of which we give
the tIsnslation % follows -
"llth MARCH. 1850.
to pay me- Or II ySu vo. S 't
me you can a. quick as possible on shall see what
b, ,.sv, r.. ,.r, vel, "rRrS ssa .oy,s"
shall see that ny word will be trlth
This letter was despatched by post to Luekmau who
construed into an sttemp TO exort money from the
borrsw any money from him The magistrate, Justice
Mountfort took the affidavit OF Luckman as to the
above facts aud iseued warrant for his arrest The
care heard yesterday before the and the
suit WAS that Schaefer order cd to find bail for his
further good conduct in the sum Of $500 The
plstnant, II seems, was much more frightened than
hurt.
unrest Of an Old Questionable Joseph arrested
yesterday morning early, old offender called John
Mclean whom the of1cer found in chatham street,
having In his possession brown sack coat dark
green frock coat, one pair Of dark cloth pants two
shirts, Of which Is marked L. D.; also elk
pocket handkerchief All these articles are, beyond
doubt stolen, for which is wanted Apply to
the cle<k Of police, Tombs The accused was com nit
ted to answer but before taking him do prison,
bis pockets searched by the officer, who found
therein lsdle and candiesck, making two more
tices for Identification.
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The ADMINISTRATIONS THE NASHVILLE CoSvEr-
IIos-Ths Warrington correspondent Of the Philsdsl
phia Bulletin gives the following -
The National InL gencer denies that secret orders
have been Issued BY the President to naval and
military South In reference to tbs
Nashville convention The Republic, you will observe,
10 silent upon the subject Without being how
the Nev York Herald obtained the iuforn alton know
discussed In the cabinet. The gencer quite
prompt In this instance; IL should Ait
before TO deny what may be known to othsr
Al u O f.
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l7-wind during the day from Z
Teiegrsphic Marine Reports.
BALizE, La, March


BALIzE, La, March s.
Arrived Ship vanaaiia. New York
BosroH, March 16-pN.
Arrved-Bark wabash, Palermo. Leo eth-Spoks, Pc
brusry 7S las S. long g. schr hahoms Boston, for Aux
Cages
BsIts Ksra. Palermo, Jan 2sthi " Andrews London.
Jan 5 HELEN Maria Baltimore; esiAh PhilAdspha; brig
Geo Otis Palermo. Jan sth sehrs Simeon Baker aad Expre
UIeared-Bris Elista. poans, Baltimore.
17tb-Auived-ship Tone, Manila Nov 18th, 81 Helena
Jan 9th spoke, Jan H. lat long % Is. British bark
Penyard PsIk, rs days from London, for sydney.
CHI ship juice Aglae. Reunion Isle of Bourbon Disc
10th: ships AuserlitS New Orleans 10th ult: RookA
18th u' chaos. DO ..th ri. Me,.er Mobile 2t.b gl.
Is spoke brig Cicero, White Haven't from Trinidad for
Boston, 18th Inst lat So Ion g. brig Tyrone, for NYsrk
Bari. s.te Crcnstadt Oct 10 via Bermuda "a iass An
telops, Charleston; Union, Baltimore.
Bug HsDerco Jsemel z5.h ais isf sehr Gen Marion for
NYork in days brig Protection cid for NYork 2lst
her and sthr Hanover In Grand Island PassAxe
Brig Alabama Cadeuas Sd inst schrs Emerald do 18th
ult Monterey wm,ns,on. NC; Victory. Norfolk Howard
Below ship Lipiand, from Norssas brig Lssndsr from
CHARLESTON, March Is
sclr Virginia Phadelphia ltth schr Jacob Raymond do
Nxw oRLEANs March s. ..
Arrived-Brix Carlton. Boston.
SAvArNAu. March H.
Arrved-Bark Turk. Boston; brss Bueua Vista Augusta
and ktcep New York. sehr Julia Elrx. Phadslphia
lslArrived-Barh TIemont Boston; brig Wilson Fuller
Nav Nork.
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and consent 70 the nomination. VIII oosssoa another
hubbub
The monotony Of Philadslphis has been unhroksu
this week except By the deaths Of three four highly
respectabls psrsons-Mr. john Bohlsn, and MIR. Me-
thanisl Burt old, influential and wealthy merchants
the widow Of the lats and the mother Of the present
General Cadvasser, Who gathered many laursls ct
the battle Of Chsputepse In Mexoo passed frsn time
knew them.
Graham's Magazine has again got Int the hands Of
its original progsnitor Graham himself The visissi-
tudss Of business compelled . change and Graham Is
once more sthe editorial head Of the neat little month
~ which bears his name
DFor the three months ending March l, the net
isgs Of the Reading Railroad exceed thoss OF the
ppsnaing months Of last year SSlte9 This looks
couraging for the stock and bond holders
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-6uNsrrnceWsnfs ~ bfrffs, MTrtafes aud Dsnhs ere
~ sns.rfsd, sniess duly authenticated and ped f~
Died,
ON Saturday, March 18th RIcHssp q. HAWKINS. after
long and severe Hines, aged rs years months ssd
4 dsys.
Ms ffesds and scqusiptspse. also Of hts father tn
Lac, Charles wcoisy, and his brothers, Alfred, VII
liam, George and Charles Hsvhns respectfuiiy In
ved 10 attend his funeral ron hts late residences Zoe
Nosfclk street on Tpesday. 81 o'clock p. NJ. Hfs
renains will Be taken 70 Cyyres I'm for interne.x
sssrs. Only sss Of Hopkins r end Maria Hal, ssed
four pears.
The relatives and friends n the mily and these o.
he erHndfashsr Wnlian n Wnnsrth, ere respectfully
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Dn svOrss. ~ ysANs ?rssk1. sAs, fYa rnn
" last forrecn years cenfne4 his " Ms tx~ss
vat ~ nrr-urii and other diseases of t,css ASSURE
ts csn ewre the uott sgswt 81 sis ti<~es~ 80
sharxe
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PasssnUers Sailed.

CAsroN-ship rsrtr-Rsv Mr. Talnagssnd wiss Nisde.s-
res Of the American Board 81 Com FOREIGN Mons M
q he Psosss..as Ee!ssopsi seerl No
Baptist Board; nessrs Gilbert NY; Hitch
cock OF New York Bradley Of New Haven, Coma Dsysr
Of Philadelphia; Chup. Chinese.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN rRANcnoo-Schr VIM Allen. from Salsm-Mr 0ssrrs
Leen.
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Our Pni,.dsipni. Correspondence.

Marcn lsoo.
I've Unsied States Bsnt- r~portsni Deci'sa--sL Pa
s,eks Dry TIE casrtr Election Uaion M,,tinss-
WAC Tss~bLs- Dstfrrui,h,d Dsars- Crsssr's Ne
ssrf.e, &c.
A highly important decision was made In the Court
Of Comnsp Pleas yesterday In relation 10 the
the Trustees Of that dsfunct monster the Bsnk Of
the United States TIE opinion Of the Court de-
ivered by Judge rsops and adverse 10 the claims
81 Ms~us. HUH Of London. Hepe. Of Amsterdam; the
Rothschds ober foreign creditors In conselsence
after motto. By the uutees Of their Intention 10 dst
butte the funss because the foreign creditors did not
rad and heed IN sd,ertissmsnt 10 sssspsp.r which
20 be deprived q the fee srumb left Of the once great
regulator" OF ths currency "a Amehca To the iay.
nsrt.nously ofh odor Of Dry Doch baukism. The
csse .ni be taken 10 the supreme Court for hnsl
cold, vet miserable day In keeping with eli the
precssing anniversaries Of the blessed patron saint Of
Irsisod. psnsprie Va. pronounced this morning
lent scdress Gas IN every respect sd,ing and uc-
tipins ~ the sam. tae 10. great clerical star Of
mens- audiences az the Cbi church In Fourth street
The charter election, Friday last resulted on ms
vhcle 10 the advantage OF the democrats In south
vsrk expiring Nstivi,m vss completely chossd on nv
the indcnitsble dscigles Of jefferson vhils In ths
ctr and The remaining districts they than held
We have had too neetprs this week In favor Of the
Uniosthe hrsf o-n,sn ssferw- Of all parties
sn,ct the wimot Proviso, bat or. afraid 70 say 90
both resolved 20 fs,e the mon % that yeu may en-
70 - -. 20 s
dsssrmir alton. But for ths yisbsid ssd
thi, too he. tnips In pctics bad be-
NH. sose. ssa rsss.d Z. a. usual ali psrss. sehi.v.
irs their osu.l susr'sw 'sf % victory Ihs ws.ss
h.,. , s,oss :, s. :. 81 An, ,ss. -
shsl .. his successor, Il the s.ss,. -ia noe saVi''
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GANTor-ehip Great Britan-Mr 8 Forbss Mr. YerAss
four children. and three servants Mrs. James Wstkns Dc
BoapEAyx- Bark Yareweli-chsriss Bsutsnps Of Can
dsns NJ; Mr. David; Charles Larombs and LADY.
sAvAHEAM-11G kxcsl-hr Morton, Mrs 0ilsosasv -
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WASHINGTON, March 10, 1850

The Fight Beireen Senator's Boriand and Fcofe.
We have been Mt trouble TO get ct the truth Of
the late difficulty bstseen Senator Borlsnd Of Arkan
sas and Senator Foote. Of Mississippi They are both
military characters and both naturally Of an smiabc
dpposition indeed foote Is perhaps Of the most
fearless and yet With all his seesntrcities Of the
meet generous minded OF the houses Major Bor
land Of the commanding officers Of the dstach
msnt Of sixty men captured BY General Minon At
Encarpscon, during the Mexican Neither OF
the parties In this stc affair however, weigh
ls0 pounds. They are both bslow the medium sizs
and both beyond the hey dey % youth and one would
would think old enough TO control any unnecessary
ebulltions Of temper Physically they appear to be
nearly equal but General toote been sick and 10
10 6py fsv days ago that he recovered sufficiently TO
return TO the Senate . orasbsck which placed him
1T great disadvantage In the actual collision As tsthe
collision itsef, We understand from good authority
that on Thursday evening last ct about hslEpss nine
O'clock. ~ Major borand aud Colonel Walton, Of Ala
bama we're r.turpiUg nom n salk up the avenue they
were met at the corner Of Eighth street BY General
tocte vhs extending hand 90 each. stopped them,
and eprghtly and friendly con versation ensued As
they vent on. General Eoote nm-nted upon the
trene position of Mr. Calhoun. in demanding an
amendment Of the constitution IN favor OF the south,
as . Necessary condition Of ,svsg tie Union, which
focte thought an unwise aud unnecessary po-
Major Borisnd took tns opposite view Of the case,
ana the suhjsct began to be pretty warmly discussed
tan Foots remarked that tnoss mso Who oon,spdsd
Tor ~ amendment Of the constitution were this mere
"essvils followers of calhoun. Borland Inquired
that VAS istsndsd In IN offensive sense Gen. foots
replied, ~ on may take ~ you please" Borisnd
r.joinsd ~ GU Dc ssh to provokss quarrel with
me, dqyou," Foots ed, Just a. you plssse'i-
instantly Borland struck fsots In the and fol-
loved ~ NJ .i,h several other boss disssuripg the
couDtsrance of foote els hiy who In tAe time,
y.ri.s On tts eows Of 81, sptsgoDi't . fee ., posi-:
am nck man" To uhich eorlsnd :" Well Icsnnot
1sht . siok nam .Oo DOT" ssid Foote, consider
that ash OIL ,hsll be ready 60 meet you 81 any
time Borlspd picked up Foote'S hat and rssshsd u
TO him; and by this time ~ other persons we're CON-
ing MP, the psItie. separated aud vent home.
IN he ms a al Rad mn n
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MEDICAL.

G ELF MURDER.-
y The bedbugs come forth Lyons Powders 10 tasts
And die on the instant, with wonderful haste;
And the roaohes the ess aud the dies and
Reoevsyron the powders their several vssoss
While the rats and mice die wthou making their villa
After faking dose Of those nice pills
The pills and the powders harmless water
To all the insects and vermin they daughter.
Sold ~ NV Broadway and By hr Hayes s Fulton street
Brooklyn. =
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The Wild Cherry been Known ages be nsa
e: ~
valuable v.sessble extrsss y kilfui physician Dr. Wis
e. .ao have
and We are nst therefore, that IL In greater De-
io ns named than Aay other medicine nov
.ny one doubt tn. sto.oy Of this nsd,oi.s, v.
ton. FROM % ss S.ns:
ss ss Nc Ssy
TO call 1t s Washington street, Bosoa sxsniss
ali over the whss country who have BEEN cured
BY this invaluable medicine:
preparstiops villa Cherry Remember they only initiate
In n.ms without the yitrss Buy bus tAs
Gen ssS.rrs Of BUTTS on the WIN the witt
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by Seth w. Fowi
foT :sis y Sei ssns: 100 rs.. street. ..e -
TIE Asor and Irving House Drug Stores Broadway Hsv
isnS. ssss and b. the bruss.s saorsy Ss
United states and Canada
7 EEcHEs!- LEIcpE s- 1000 LARGE SWEDISH
can,sa for sale at low prices sus
Importer Of Leeches, No. I John street
DocToR loURsELI PRIyArELY-. req % cssrs--
Own Physician Twertyfcurth edition. with hundred
wing Private D:s.:s: And &
Ysrns q Graduate Of the University q renasylv.aA
Of the Prostate Gland mpoieney Solitary Habits q
YOUTH are faithfully teserbed and all the recipes given h
weakness worthy of particular sseaton should 3
read by every one Young who have been u.fortune
the any dcssSs az matter his nay
be- cosy OF this truly useful work. vsts6
think retarSg home without COPY Of ne Pocket scs-
apius Sea captains and going should psssss
Every One Bis Own Psyssan Any psrsSn seq ding twsais
Eve ,Delcsei in aetter win copy 81 s
Sss b. YoUSt ;a u sss: sn' P
and for sale ky srnssr Townsend. ~ Broadway. Es1
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lScfprrrs oy 1HE BrsSirc SreaNsoar Sr.
JoHs-Msjor ID. X. Bell stepped into onise and
gave ne some Of the particulars He seated on the
hurricane roof when the alarm given oonversiue
with Mr stephens. He imn.diately rushed down the
steps 70 N. lover deck and about from the
bov Into the water, vhsn he others lump Ia vho
we're paced over By the boat then under headvay
The fate OF these sufferers warned hin oesist until
the boat reschsd the bssk vhen he leaped ashore.
one lady deck passenger was consumed having been
deserted BY her husband Sd. kseelpg In the
attitude OF prayer IL supposed that some OF eli Of
the ladies night have been saved the carpenter OF
the boat and some efthe had sered the yavl
and ncated ashore In u without the Major ell
ssys that Captain Mssher, hr Duissy. and the FIRST
mate the captain brother used ali the In their
poser TO ave the passengers Mr. Dulspy, whilst
svtnm ming ashore, With great mssn animty pushed
rlsph 90 others who vers struggling In the water.
captain hssber, 90 soon - he reached the bank ran
doen the river TO where the ysvi had nosted. and
drsrged some distance up the stream, until he pro-
cured piece Of timber that he could paddle.
and YES succersfni In saving several lives Mrs Hall
lsdy from South Caroline. vas lort. Mr. Ms.her the
fret mate out into the middle az the river where
she struggling With her daughter, egiri seven
eight yssrs cid In Der arms. Mr. NJ. said bet N she
would Let 20 her daughter, he could svn ashore With
her that be vas m able 20 both With the In
stinct 81 mothers affection. which dies under
the most appalling circumstsncss she resolved to die
With her child Mr.. NJ. then ssid II can do you
further good the Lord BE- With youm They we're
both swept beneath the current Mr. tfcksip young
gentleman iron South srolins jumped overheard vita
his mother, and ~ he could not her they vsrs
oo's loss together. Dallas .sis, Cassn,, MsrchT.
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Dr. oakcoRr. CONSULTING PHYMcIAn AMn
ent private diseases ais rssdsscs az Nsdssa sSrssA
At hsns all day, uHt L<ttsrs will Be promptly a.
tended 70, ~ paid, msAjcBe With fu drosonS
be forw arded and q warrant<d-
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Tvs CHnr.Hvs TR.Ds Mr.. Aubrey left Victoria
sr on me lsth nlt., 9TH eighteen wagons, loaded
With merchandise M IN. q h,busbps usrtet Qs In.
ns .encr o. the .fsre,sx that the Chihuahua
sse IN sso amounted 70 ~ 600 oto bat that rnce 10
49, vsenseo, ovins To temporary causes He saya,
ns. me present travelled route 10 paso DEL Marta nav
nssry one hundred miies and thinss the
so.snsess o. ne route through Western Tesss are 90
great, that ell the Chihuahus s~d 49, .a.,,.- -
the ssnis " trade nse tsks that coarse.
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.a~re,ncewe~n .f Bfrfhs hnrrases aud D,aas ere
~ snsrfsd, s~isss duly authenticated and ped f~.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKs-A COMPLETE PnACTloAL
~ work the and trsstasns Of asuas
sreares and all hisdred affections Of the urinAry sFvs
illustrated BY great number VI beautifully oslsssd aooA
large ~ s BY Homer bsstvleh. H. D. Las1s saaE>a
80 paxss ID edition Price sW kx9sst fren - esses6
70 Be- equal 20 kiosrds Assous verb The aH0
Of ssases and far superior Of ths knA
shsd in this county. Author Of Ia % Ssuina1
snss,ors lnpo,sney. 40. ssss,t inge'psr hstiss--
shtrs .Stringer Townsend. Breed vay "a - -
thor. 500 Broad
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DR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE s<Raxx. 10 vnLx
known IN the usasmsnt Of dsaiesss 6ssassa-3a Dee
sxistes ter eniAsne Csnsssuseaal voahn
fred in four daye.
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7 EEcHEs!- LEIcH Is - 40n00 LARGE SWEDISH
IL Leeches also 70 900 German Leeches Just arrived
steamer Canada for sale ut low prices
purchasers. By !. y. CLBU,
Importer Of Leeches, No. Z John stresL
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THK "paAcrIcAL par
MEDICAL WosK-Tar TaxyaIIaG

Medical Guide plainly written treatss on diss~sss Of
the essus organs BY Glover ~ eontarss corrscs
enptior Of al eeiieste diseases their % pcr re1s
ofene Sc teseher with recipes i'm psin English for
s ne vsr9vs prsp.rstons used taer r-sast ssd IN
eNTtsure OF teNeral exit svty sdversea rossnows qs<ck
rctrums. atd 10 ehehed IS crior.d Ia, rrschis
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