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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-27
Finance and State Debts.

Invested a. you are with The preservation
OF the faith and the honor Of The State, II
will be your first great duty to examine care.
fully her financial condition. To learn her
liabilities and her means, and TO make prompt
" and boldly such provision, as, while II may
ds.s!op aud increase her resources and az
ford aid and succor 10 the various industrial
nursuits Of her citizens, will at the same time
establish her on a sure foundation to meet
w,thou, let or hindrance The pay ment Of her
debt, and the maintenance Of her credit.
The reports of the Public Treasurer and
Comptroller will 10 due time, be LAID before
YOU, giving in detail the receipts aud dis
bursements a, the Treasury for the two pro
ceeding fiscal years. By these It will be
seen tina, The receipts, under The amended
revenue laws for the year just closed exclu
siye of the trust funds belonging TO the
BOARD of Literature and Lunatc Asy lum ;
and the sums raised by loans, amount TO a.
bout sl35, 900; showing an increase, over
the sversge annual amount received under
the old system, of abou, SO 900. The ordi-
nary expense Of The State, may with suiii
Gent precision for the present purpose, be
sthteU 10 nVtfdRf ViD,VUO PCT dboH' ~"
thus the present revenue basis may be est
mated to produce an annual excess Of re
ceip,s over the ordinary necessary disburse.
ment, TO be applied annually to the exin.
eu.hmeot of the States debis, and liabilities,
Of $50, 900.
The present Indebtedness and liabilities Of
the State may be stated TO BE-,
l. Bys guar.n,y Of Bonds Of the Raj
.,yh and Castor Railroad +; the interest OF
which 10 payable semi annually. and The
priaeipsl sflsr LIST January, 1850, s'OO'oOo
Continued on ID Pogo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-27
EX rRACTING AND HEAL
INf, HtISAM

ING BALSAM.
II cures almost simultaneously, burns. cuts
bruises, swollen llnty, corns, bunyons mud tooth.
ache. Whenever It's virtues become known, II is re.
gafdcd az az indispensable article. Sold above.
FITS. FiTSM FITS..
Nsrpine Balm and Indian Remedy II he En- pre
Company having obtained at much expense, the
Great Iadidn Remedy Nerpine BaisaBi, v hich is
becoming celebrated for all nervous affections
especially epicptic and otter fits, convusious &c,
would respectfully call the attention of physicians
aud the sfil c,ed 10 it as forming antidote in
the treatment Of these dreadful diseases heretofore
thought TO be wholly ncurabe.
Any person affected by fits or nervous affections
who snail purchase the Nervlne Basam aud pcr.e.
in its use, and is not radically cured or most
essentially benefited, shall have their money re.
turned.
This invaluable medicine can be procured in this
city only of the Empire Company.
HoUCK's PANACE.
Having successfully negotiated with Or. r.
Honeh, (-on and successor Of the late DIR. JAcoB
HoucK OF Baltimore now deceased } 10 manufacture
his celebrated Panae9, exclusively for the Empire
Company take great pleasure in cffering it TO The
publ; and the afflicted as one of the mos, invaua.
bic and remarkable Vegetable Compounds of the age,
for the cure Of almost every i'll that flesh is heir
to- IL has stood the test in competition with all
other medicines for s,pentsen y,ars, and performed
cures unparalleled in the annals Of history.
by procuring q pamphlet from the Empire Com.
pany, or their agent the wonderful cures performed
by the Psnsr9 can be seen
The public are cautioned against purchasing
p" Houeks Pnnaee" unless the label is signed by Dr.
T. fiouck. accompanied by the seal of the Empire
Company, as all others are spurious.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-27
DIR. nuRp,s HEALTH PILLS.

The genuine IIufd PiIs afe hafmiess aud eTcc
lual, and the ne plus ultra Of specifics. They were
invented by the great Dr.. llufd aud used as uni.
yertal remedy for disease.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-27

The Haii"g Waters u BshsSda-a perfect cure
for all diseases Of the skin, such pmPes and
blo,ches the face letters tan sun burns, lrIitt.
lion of tho skin, GUS bruises and Commissions Per.
sons using after shaving will not suffer ffom the
II Of The rsz,t; in a word, ITS healing qualities
without a paiae in tho history al Pharmacy. No
Lady'r or Gontlemsn's Toilet should be without It,
The EXPIRE CoMrASy has the sole agency for lis
IL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-27
DR. BARTHOLOMEW EXPECrORANT
PINK SYRUP
MAGNETIC HAIR REsTORER AND INviG
ana

By The use Of THIS aFticIe, Dad BEADED PeTsons
can have the head covered with fine lurnriant
growth Of glossy hair THIS MIgssfie Hiir RsstOr.
er and Mrigorafor is certified by the following per
sons (amnug oshets) having their hair restored by
it when everything else had failed, 10 sit: Richard
H. White, 95 Bow.ry. John Nuke. 10 King street
Margaret Thomas, 3e2 Boone. a Chpg, cof, u ~.
cry and Riyington Daniel Fitzgerald. i Chr, ste;
VIM Brunnell, Is Cbfyse; aud j. ]. Anderson,
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CRY TRADE REPORT.

-,tUausf. Nov. g-6P VI.
BsrAnsrrrrs.- Flour hr comm aud nedem
brands 81 state aud Western -four rere IN good de-
mand for the Past aud city trade, ~ith mpi-rate In.
quiry fer export Tho mark vas hrm for al descrip-
tons and rather active. sales amounting u
NJ coo barrels have been made ~ AZ lb - IA Tor
sour; 81 l9L 80 27b for sound No 2superdnei 81
ga 81 Gsaf for ordinary straight state 81 Gsa4 a
81 70 for MIXED western aud straight Indiana and
Michigan; ASH a. % for round hoop Ohio; ana
- " 50 for pure GebeFve The market Tor canadian
aout remained fosr~s and iu request with sales of
eco barrels ~ tbi2H ~ mixed ght brands
Aisnandria. Baltimore Err drricksbHrg and George
tovn. Rps tiorr vas IN limited Supply sud prices
uoutusi ~ IS 31k s3 O. Corn Wal vas duu,
" ~ ~ for Braudywinp and - 90 80 lGlt Tor Jersey.
The supply Of domestic Hh-st vas limited. while the
1smsnd vas good Tor milling and for export an4
prices have an upsard tendency Sales 20 the extent
Of $50 bushels mixed Ohio msfs st 81 OF 1000
bushels good Gene At 81 ia aud 900 bushels good
fsuadian. ~ 81 ~ N.Y. duh and nominal 1T 80
le vith small fsles Ha0sV and wanted,
itb sales Of lop bushels roal rowed VI g2c OATS
we're drm and salssbjs a. 81 3ac tor Jei sew and 40
sG1kc for Northern. There vas ba.ter dema ad tor
COM te-SAy for disiininr yell for the Fast Nth
.ass Of 10 600 bushels at zoo Tor mixed Western and
20 q 5OLc for rouRd Northeru ytiioE Csnadian Peas
were scarce, at ~ tOc
CorroS-The sales reported on Change we're 500
hales with firm market
Provinces -Pork-Ths market vas more buoysnt,
At improved prices Sales include 550 barrels thin
msss at $40 Is $40 g7< mess a. 81 Sil 12N;
prime At IS sTk snd rumps at So Beef vas In steady
request with sales Of PRIME st - 20 IS 80 aad mes.
as s5a SqTb Beet hams we're IN moderate demand,
but at easier rates say at 81 81 a xi2 Lard was
rretty sctve with sale q 600 bsrre aud usrces At
~ asac Butter vas in fair request with sales OF
Western dairy 81 ~ Zee and Ohio at lie Cheese
vas m, with sales, at 50 a6ho
TrAs-Tbe past week, there has been no important
variation In tho market while the sales were very
small An auction sale Of blscks took place on FRI
Cay At vkich rather easier prices were accepted
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Ship Garrick (pktl Adams Liverpool Oct H. with mdso
and 900 p,ssengers. TO spOOrd. TsstOn Co. Hashad
pilot since Friday
shp Princeton Russell Liverpool Oct H. With mds. and
Br trgs adeline Cam for Liverpool and Darcy bound f.
S0b. lat a. 90 Ion 4S 49, wreck bearing sW, distant
IT, apparently Br bark brig the deck and beams all
gone and the whole Of the stern and quarters
sy Noasnt eontss. seous ono Ioussn OK hss cargo OF
small Part OF the deck leit which bower
anchtrs wooden stocked untooksd the catheads and
painted with blue streak and black ports did appear
90 have been long In that condition. tho marks Of contact
The took PILOT on ard on Fire Island on rrday AFTER
shortly after TO blow heavy gale from r.
with such heavy rain could not to the ship and was
Ship Lochmsben Castle (Br) Poole. Liverpool Oct IS,
with mde 20 hoEvers and 52 passengers, TO Pilkins
gers 9TH inst Pm steamship ASIA Judkins hence for
SNIP Bay state (Of BOsonl simmons, Lsshorn SIS days.
Gibraltar Oct 9 with nsse, 70 Barclay Lvnss.on 9th
nat 20 miles Sc Of Georges shoa shp Townsend from
BARK Alssins Burlnsame, Malaga Oct Gibraltar sth
Bock Freay afternoon but blowing could not bes.
lat q 20 lou o. fol- in with aad boarded ship Rosa
Bris Msrgsret tBri. Holder s. John. Nd, days with
lurlter. 10 j w ouden.
big Jane tir) ErNonssle CORVALLIS, Ms 10 days. with
bris wafer Io1ie. Horis. New Bedford. 1 day.
Hris Friendship, Allen, Harm gton, days
sShr A,l,nsis 1o9n,., RiohSone. { days
Schr o-ost, waite Hall0well. : days.
schr Tuttie LAnsfsr New Haven days. bound 10 vr-
sehr Bereca VIM Bangor, s days. bound TO ChAsrsa
SShr Martha, Hall, Bangor, II days.
sailed.
PAT ship New World knight, for Liverpool sailed from
sW spit
Nov 1i-wind during the day from W.
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TuE NFNr LEGISLATURE or NEw JERSEY
Application viii be made To the next Legislature TO
regulate railroads aud bridges, by vesting power
in some proper persons To regulate depots and
establish where they shall be erected by the
railroad companies; 10 regulate ths rates ct
fare at not exceeding two cents per mile for passea
gers; the companies 10 provide covered platforms
al the stations, TO enable the passengers TO yet out
OF and into the cars, projected from the weather.
The bill in also 20 provide for bre chps Of the regu.
lationp, $40 fine upon The conductor aud for any
special injuries 70 persons the csmpiny - respon-
sible No car SHAH b. run on the sabbath, under
500 penalty, and an indie ment for mistemeaaor.
The company 10 enclose the whole length Oi their
road in board fence IL feet high, with s'visg gates
at the intersections OF cross roads No foot pas
seneers shall be allowed 10 navel Nv. the lice ct
the road under tl0 penalty. Application Is also 10
be made 90 repeal 20 much Of the Harzen-aCk aud
paseaic Bridge Comp snirs' chartef as gives them
the exclusive right OF building bridges. 80 az 20
permit any company ~ build any u.hrr road or
bridge. Application will ESQ be- mo- 20 reduce
the fares of the Jersey Cos Ferry ~ per cent.
Notice is also gwen o. the Ntsfr Rg'sfv Of au
Application 20 tFs UeNt l.. stature, 90 charter
Comprny with 5000 pi'i. tu build a railroad
from the lire of d., i-ion h.r.y..r New York 4Ht
New JERSEY, through SuS IS Hu1 Warren Counties
20 the Delaware River. within FIX ni''es " ts junc-
ton with the Pauius htI - N'i~ft Dusty Adr.,
Nor Oh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-11

If the Military Hall, on the night OF the ball,
md saw Capt Binder standing near the bar,
connected with some difficulty concerning female.
This witness swore that he saw Binder strike
Emery several times on the head with knife, and
that the blood flowed profusely. lie subsequently
saw Binder strike Emery with cane. In answer
70 question from the prisoners counsel the wit
ness described the knife as either "round square
at the point," and that h- thought "itwas shoe
makers knife" Several other witnesses were
called, but did net appear An application was
then made for the discharge of the brothers PaosI'
inasmuch an there was no evidence against tnem'
Judge Parsons then discharged the two oro'neIs,
with the remark, that If murders and rlols we I
committed and the perpetrators sscsa oerson, 10
office who failed in their duties, II vas then own
fault, and they should not complain u were
committed and passed unpuhlshed' pan wds
offered for Captain Binder wn,ca VA anu
manifested by the public in regard 10 the whole
affair the parties being Intimately known in this
vicinity.
motion was made for a rule 10 show casse why
Inc petition of William b Reed, contesiing the
election of Horn K. Kness~, az District Attorney,
should not be quashed The rule was made re-
turnable on Saturday next. The Ietiton of James
Vinyard, contesting the election Of George Carpen-
ter as prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas,
was also called up for argument Yesterday before
Judges Parsons, Kelley and Campbell. The matter
was finally held under Amusement by the court.
The City Commissioners, for the week ending
Saturday, November g. issued ten building permit 8,
making COT as the whole number for the season.
Among the notables AT prasest sojournng in our
midst, is Senator Cooper, who has the decided
appearance of being in 'prrtect state of Preser-
vatien."
The brutal attack upon J. q Bennett, is the
popular theme in this CITY Al he present writing,
whilst the unmany participants IN the outrage are
universally denounced
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Died


On the 10th Of November, JAMES KING. aged years,
son Of the late James King Of this city.
W.. sns ne Sau n os Wsr,r,s Ioars
o. Of o. F. are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the residence OF his mother rs Third
street. this Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
On the 9th Of November, FRANCES q. CApIz, after q
long and severe Illness
On the 10th Of November, MICHAEL, only son of
The friends and scquantances are invited to attend
his funeral. from his fathers residence, No q Gold
street at half past O'Clock to. day
On the 9th Of November, after a lingering Illness In
the 2Sth year OF Lhislsge ALprA,pER NsssTr son of
Charles and Mary Nesbtt, natives OF Ireland
The friends and acquaiHtances OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral which Will
take place on Monday the 18th inst at O'Clock from
the residence OF his father No 364 Madison street.
His remains will be taken from thence TO Green
Cemetery.
At mpkinsville. Staten Island, on Sunday, the
10th Of November. Gales WARD, in the 62d year OF
his age.
The relatives and friends Of family invited to
attend hisunersl without further invitation from his
late residence on Wednesday next the 18th inst, at
IL O'Clock A. NJ
On the 10th of November, Of dysentery, the second
son Of Andrew and Helen Burt, aged years months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral to day at O'Clock from the
residence his father in Thirty second street, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues.
In Brooklyn, on the 10th OF November GsoseE Eory.
TON. son Of William and Mary Eginton, aged years
His funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock from No IL Baltic street, South Brooklyn.
On board the brig Eveline on the 5th of September
last on the passage from San Francisco to Panama
Of spinal disease DwIGHr DASroSrH OF the city OF
New York aged 38 years.
In Honolulu. July 81, Captain JOSEPH CARrEs,
keeper Of the Mansion House, and for many years .
resident of the Sand wieh Islands. He native Of
Cambridge, Mass
In Honolulu on the 18th Of July, KEAxA, wife OF Mr..
John Norton.
On board the ship Cschalot June %, on her voyage
from Panama to Honolulu, Mr.. HESRr CRosEs, Of Co.
lumbus, Ca, aged As years. His disease was the
Panama fever.
In Honolulu, on the Esd ult., Fancy MARIA, infant
daughter OF Mr. Henry l.. sheldon
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ChaSres; ships Minnesota Alien. kYork Leibnit G,rsen
sen hsmburg schr Mary Ellen GConneli Havana Below
coming up Thy Telegrpphl ship Toronto. IRON Nfork.
NosroLx. Nov Tin Hampton Roads schr Nancy WISE
Crockett, Eiel mons for PoTti,pd.
NEWPORT Nov 9-Arr Elizabeth Brush. kasley. fsl
mouth Tor kYork; Hampton. NYork for Bangor GAY
BeekmAn, Rondout Newburys Cotton Dixon. Boston
for Green Turtle Key Bahamas Sloop Wm Bowen Kenny
NTorh.
Nav BKDS.RD. NovsArr schr Minerva, Robinson Della
City.
PRovmErcr Nov s-Arr sehr Bella Peck. Smith, Albany
Sid schr Geo Pickering Park Southern port s.op Moses
Eddy, OAKS NYork
sAvAsNAH. Nov Arr sehr virEnia hobart Nrsrk.
Sic hsrks Franklin. Wood. Boston; WIN feury wait ssw
YORK; tehrs Fairy (Prus Bascke st Jsso de cuba Dart
Somers. NYok. a.
6th-Arr steamship Florida, Lyon. NYork; bark Acada
Franoeve, Providence. CID bark Texas MaNair Nforh'
wARREN Nov S-Arr soop Arion Miller Nfork Tor Prov-
idepce.
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Married..

At the Irving House. on the morning Of the 9th
inst by Rev Mr. Chase, Mr.. y. A. sroKEs, Consul Of
the Oriental Republic Of Uruguay, to kLrA Youngest
S.ugbtsr Of the late John Butcher Esq, Of London,
England. .,, -.
November by Rev. Charles Marten, Mr.. AHArHAR X
BILIIpp to Misc SARAH HEDERIcK, daughter Of Major
Fritx Hedwsk-Al Of this city.
In Honolulu June 20, by Rev. Lowell Smith, Mr..
HrsKr 6vroH to Miss ASeELIsE T., daughter of Mr.
John G. Mum.
In Honolulu July l, by the Rev. 8. q Damon, Gap.
tain PrrEn 1. LAr, OF the British brig warock, ia
Miss MAaIA KHEpr
In Honolulu, July 81, by Rev. L. Smith, Captain
JoHE MEEK to KALuAPAPoHANA.
on board brig Colorado. Feb. 26, of Cape Horn, by
Capt. p. J. Baker, Mr. J. HEsRr Gusr, of Roxburv
Moss to Miss JANr srIssIrLp, Of the same city The
ceremony was performed during q gale Of wind; but
Notwithstanding the appropriateness Of the elements
1t Is said TO have been very happy OCCASION In which
ell on board participated.
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M. CoNyERs INYIGoRATINa CORDIAL. IoR

III CONvEho SOhDAAA1 ~"
~ Genital Debility, Impotenoy Ineontnenos or Nestsr-
nal Emissions EcThs justly celebrated cordial now
considered the only remedy for those sad derange
ments Of body and mind caused by early secret
habits Of youth nornate indulgence OF the in
ripper The Of the effects Of this vie
ton nervousness Dyspepsia pain in the head and dim
vision weakness the back and lower exrsnties
npoteney, premature and total decay Of vrty weak
and for mental application, Detection
aversion to society tmidty and lave Of so-
tude Young and middle aged here learn why they
and they losing their youthful appearances
and vigor. This and renovatng cordial has
Of persons who have gnorant injured them
selves n B-Compounds Of sarsaparilla
dock and other have eject In these nor
the fiction and which often appears In wonderful
you would avoid the burning with causc bsterng
pills and powders &c. which usually prescribed TO
purpose this corda-t the only anchor Of heps
Tor You without hndranss
business, At home travelng-and be restored N. B.
Those olunary emissions which hsrrnss
Ing and and productive q 50 much 70
the system the for physical
mental exeren will be speedily removed BY this cordial
Mark this cordial oonaias OPIUM mercury other
mineral offensive substance TO njure fhs
tent Each bottle Of the genuine has Dr avEe-
rating Cordial blown the gass Price 81 bottles three
bottles for 80 $40 the half dosen important remarks 10
the married and single with ample dirscons accompanying
Fulton street. clamp ssoreD Sun Budings New York and
BY Dr. Conyers at his Office Ne 63 Third avenue New York
B-Persons in the country have the Cordial AID
letter Of advice carefully forwarded to them BY addrssAg
above Notioehrrsd persons whose sonJusAl relations
paid.
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Letter D.s, per steamer CAnAds for H,llfa. .st Liver
On fe.sesS. Nov IS at susrs.r ssiOrs sssok.
Letter jag, ,oi asys.a aRs fssn ger - g sso,
Monday lh inst AZ o'clock Letter, can DO prepaid
Later Dag: i:r cSHsrs, r,.,%, L%. ysIs,sE.'G
sss Ss.s5 tS SsssG's
Eails viii 10 ,orvsrded in charge Of special MESSENGER
letters can be Pre- pGd a. tSs above oes to any par,
Latter BAs, for Jsass. chsEr,s. P,nsn,. California.
S,q "ss, Sseoe. PW Ss.s nsis Iii =, ,Sr
wsrdsd IN eshsa 81 sgsai uesscOser. Postage TO san
Letter Bas, Tor Kns,on a. forwarded Wednesday per
$50 above Letter Bags EenTcns wall street.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PuLsrpfriuA. Nov lO-AM.
tor tfs Jas wallace snail Pictoa, sah,s Cora barnett
f, JSg,'fhss S LESION s.s S,vs, s'snis
clear a-s,s,Tsr o.Trsy v,r.hs Cs,ris,,OP. .9hT.
vsntrk Rroohyn steamers lronsse, Green, and Robt
MiseeIlaneous.
scgs HAn'uoS recently srnk at raItytown Wa rated
sy, where .fssr dscharsips her she viii probably
IoSo Psssasr-Tnsbris wahseEs. Saith. arrived At No
bile "a irs from Nepvork having been The passage
z dsys she cleared from New Ycrh April 1th ard TIE
ia nd ain topea and damsgea her other sas previous
a sh. .i Sut sl my. SS,5s Ss, 80 s sss
End v.t % he ssys 70 % e's,hauied and T,pas
Spoken.
SHIP Psrsmsa,. from boston Ter Liverpool, 7th inst
~, stEcaft u GEORGES shoal.
Foreign Ports.
SOUND 20 csSfis ara Assf T9rS.r Tor New
Nsrk, use; tehr Miranda. Farmalee, DO.
Heme Ports.
Bcsrsr Nov o AM-srr shig Moses wheeler King Liver
osl terri Crisis. Cchn haiaea, brig Ottoman. Hahnum
az 9 etis' higesa lsvee n Got,,neurG couPstee,
tisfh fr tyg. CID fhps Geneva Fucker, Bombay ana
Nai.uts Aeis tbrl watt GLASGOW tarks Lawrence Gro
st atlumgr, hmslon. N mtscn Bah % Load for Cubs
Ns!h srsn Fhilse sirS. saui AprIssqp, NctsrsOh;
ats"a Africans Con keaEaeJ Lowell and Isis Chase
nnurof BOY AR shore 7 u Borden, Duunins NYork;
hrtlfi, DAVIS Somerset, 20 laad fcr do.
',o-Sid sehrs Huron, Carver Nfork; 7th,
~kcs Nov ed ba-s Henry warren Raj den
i,svn. 20 " SER eerpnesa, Fahiicas, B.reelora.
Last nht about ocock and continued ereat violence
Ter " Tours whcz changed NNE. up 70 this line
tost 70 otumuneats With the Breakvater BRIG wis
loss e. oc u Der mas and another ohr sunk last night in
~ PK-sehr Tsyior, B,,smsn, from Philsdel,hj.
9th cargo seal Cor Aenstovny M sunk IN three
tLons wGier yesterday, a. rH % the Bteahw while
r6inx anehor during the tae from fNE tt thought
MH1Ir, Nov I-Afrthip Mortimer Livingston, B.rstovN
York hsrk Grhmpus Dyer do TE. Gailo.ecro Aspl Rs
tsra H,vsss WALKERS smith, NYork ya Ncrfeh Sarah,
gr@r, snd Times nineAley Boston sohrs IL Roy Powell
n-I,r Br Air, Pursuit. Wilson, Asi. n,urs and
Yorh, 50 birs sn'ils Mes Jrsnisa Pia Blbo. Abril;
Psr.. Nrorf. ca krs John alfred, johnson. Havana.
NV ORLEASs, rov Am steamship Asesms Fssssr,
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II have contracted diseases "Cura Mt voleas that ID
proesson and have treated n pa
Nents These who wish consult those somplAks
s.csp.sd II ysr yslus your hssi.h yee win ,yoid thsss
you and that their enc iind o. sdicns az that e
been by shes. osesss cali upon ne dsiy ios VIII
lArnk trest
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Bosros kovtrtsr 20 shares Osdensburs Rsiirosd,
Rsiresd Ss5l g @ o. - 10 Vermont ea,rsi Raii.
rosd, tpi. Hls 80 90 o. ft0d sst 800 40 bgli .si
q % vermgst ss,sssu s,ts Rsllrosd 81 % 40 Nor.
sl: 10 Do DO. SEED g ~ o. Ola Caonv R,iire,d sr az
90 do. 81 As; a. Merchants Bark 100 So 40 gdseror,k
Comrany. ~ 30 Do ef.,ft do Portland Ssoo P5rts
mouth Rsilroae o9A 70 a. Nanehe'tsr Lawterse Rai.
ross baod ~ ~ q % 80 ~ Dc a. hsi 90 " 60.
ehot >, Ass'her psasff Btth no. 90 Do Rsars Rail
fcaa ni., I'd 40 rhlaarirhia Wiiminrtrn Baltimere
Rsilrsae. 81 - o.. Do. rs as 40 DO, SOH.
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PasSenEers AriISeu'
LrvERPooI-Paetet ship Garrick-hessrs hsftt, Bruce,
Law renee and Sanders.
LivsRrooL-ship Prneeton-Nessrs Wright Cannsn. AID
Hale
LWERrooI-ship Loci aben Castis-Asssrs Moore, pu-
ling. Shindler, and Kletoek. 49,
LsGHoRN-Ship BAY state-Mrs Smith and three children
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TREATMENT or PRIVATE BIS

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show there thousands who be cured
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years. he cured emissions debility benese
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