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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
aoNNgRCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
sales u ms STOCK Exchan!
4scoap roAgp
YRuRspAY, seEA I2-P.N

THURSDAY, Sof1 LIZ
In Stocks the market is buoysnt, with disposi.
ten TO operate in the Fancies. Several des9riq,
tons improved at the Second Board. Eria went
to 49, Reading to 53s Income Bonds TO 86!,
There appears to be moro speculative action shsn
for some days past Governments are steady and
in fair demand,
IN Exchange Tiers i not much doing, aud the
market is steady.
greishts are held more firmly, without many al.
gagements, although there is considerable produce
Offering. We hear Of 10000 bushels Wheat at Sd
5000 bos Flour at Is 9dals 1old Dead Weight,
l5sQl7a6d; Cottos, 3l6 7.32, and quiet
The money market lie without change Of imPor-
lance To-day is settling day with the Banks, but
the supply is quits as large as yesterday. Paper
goes with rather more freedom, and on cal loans
are negotiated with considerable ease.
In portions of Ohio and Indiana there are oon-
plants of tbs scarcity of money 10 carry on the
business operations Of the season, now larger than
usual from abundant crops. The Banks in India
ma charge the cause OF this to the operations Of
certain associated Banks in Ohio particularly those
in the City OF Cincinnati. Under pretenss Of re-
ducng the rates Of Exchange on this city, the
Banks in Cincinnati, together with portion ofshe
country Banks OF Ohio, entered into an arrange
ment early this year, by which they agreed to
keep on deposit with the Ohio Life lnswanoe and
Trust Co. New.York funds 50 an amount sQfcient
to redeem their respective circulationin Exchange
Cd New-york at one. half Of one per cent premiRm
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.-.-.T
roRr OF NEW YoRK...-.sE


s Jamestown Honln, Francisco, Sor, Gardner Co
D4yor,he Strickland New Orleans Eags Hazzdj Iowa. BAKE
BL Ferfgco Sard Rovelo Port PRICE lIossIrs & CO.
Rosna wilson era Hagous Bros Mary Morris PfoteauI
BlIss " Godfrey Williams. St Aie9 Ga Ne,m'h & Sons A.
r, : sroni Green Rio Grande tchariG hselns, Hooker
Ponce PI{ ayma Co. cleopatra e. ersoa, Bermuda Nes"th
a. p,.t,sU Nav, Havoc.
,tsrt smith Richmond: agq Priest, Clifford, Nnngoni rat
mos Purne Cdee iiaudeyie Apa9eheo' h1y VOW
Ill Williams WnaI- ton Ne, Hope, Adams, Richmond Mailer
LORD Victoria Phillips, fredericksburg Ellen Louisa A9mP5on
New Haveui judy Baker Hudson fhliepba h'-s"l' p''
Baltimore.
barre Venus, Cox, Philadelphia
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Douiossse Fog u.

ALBANY. sept lar sens Sr''9h 'tnloru' ofes"H D'F
CID SENS Ftnter Eos'on EHt.os'g tnhteipns Qua,
BOSTON, sept Il-A enPs NT|ton 49, = 49, psTt
CuslRan talcahuanai o i pasa & az Di,lrs1f
=, u5t. l..aI ~, rr ard liob VIM, Cowel iamnre Vas.
H.. n Pllaieul,; Henry Cousin. Ihomp-un do Fold Mad
do Aida F. do Emily Youl arl Areadn, Chase dol Sa6aO,
saver Rontot. tIonou BUkef Phat schs Acsi
story Case Cumsooi Loweij Bahef Richmond ID S9'- Ny
M Fo%er iIupper do. Olive EiGabctl Yates do Sea Bird
Gol Anra T. Candy d' Ontario Carlisle, do, Jane Tor
rydo Counce, Gi5hst' 40 hhen' Nrtefs9h no. A3S,
pue Lyr Dam Webster Lewis ami Augusta Bntmg."s ASl
Grecian Baed7n. Rondout Get9ts state Hhle NJ kSs,
Ci2e ana Melbourne Martin n ofFi Ann UPON afshhh lar
GUN; Frank Mariner Harms hoWasion jasper Bahh
Richmond Me- Hero Lteobn foro,pdi b.a1ce pt' do 'o'f
London Williams, NIopdon CD ship Revenue, new 5eA
crowe J Soryan,; barks Al 5Le'na Turks hndi Laqr{
tSor kcnbGrg. Quebec Oak, ryder ant Elm iaylof lhhi
An opo; Eliza, B Ehni2t Wey month Ms Cnshooe law
~ Marks, Swan Bray, Pad; B sells Nafy Jane Fofsst syi
CD Elizabeth PomoG DO loGt W at Dtey s,,t Gfo
r roa 'rld HaIst' rb,.rlh3: os, o,aeb berry SYsa
Noeot u"eis 10, N"1a trU D'tsa "g f. p JAZZ
hango tu+e" w ' ','n M sfY,
SiJi,ts ar. hrg. Sys.s7l C.rIlg Fan ,,,+.
rrl R~o.sr eri1 Mar Oh ~ N on MonSat ' ~
BANGOR sent sch. M,fv tniy french Providence ca,
, Grant Thurman do potomac F5eH Boston; Way. W.fm,
n Po,pe (inn Warwck; Nentoi cover EYork Jas BIa
Hab Iltuoro. OH sells Bro Lsys Irnsburnsr Pfoydegfs
Aims Treat Parke- Boston } Cummings yen1e Do fierb
s Haven Grand Tux Porter Proyroce s sch ' S
foi Ill., Neroq , oi1@ olo ' a Io :" w Sa
,., do. taze. Conrb. Nflyer. s,rnier. thurman gY5r
-, I,m.s I'm do. Cofja, i,, Hamilton jn W,tu1
- 90. Harriet faier Bradley Phii.irlyba ~
chi iS,r Y5E Portland sal, New Reulus )S flms EYoi
Tr4srapit-f Arste P1rifc ming
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the Eve rher Tank oriere4 cHz 70 b co.
@sy ~ f7os ahetE'i ~ a7a ist y.'t 49,, e.f
~ sen - sb7ve the foremost ,sbtsd fJp
Of af srcs osd ASA be 4ite'-
Ws.a oth sunday uort ls' "a s I've fath Bsst
and ar8H- i.' p1it repairs
scl. BIo~n Richards Nd l'sar "ae,s smith e2h o.
Rc.or TOR e4ny .aFrf 'igsrrr~1
ann h.5s been .tn.se th~ at~ The ,eslose4 ~
Nosapoy ont on Saturday 81 N7ra The gals sua4y
sn5.ng trkus Ur' Sbo~ way
t n 10Th ver r The r1'o7 o. the 'et' arf their
goes subsequently, stem - asa tfoosh' % port
yrpesrr Ssr Msrps y, Capt BIssEI esHaa Asao+s
,f i+t f3e iatsor ol aa, sunday 5tsas
i, 49, gtAessierry s5rre. tltl W les ykh aad i s2sS
,r,..t'y me-, uuch ,p-rd he v"ssrl go tAaa
,, ~ y probably b. so;of 'i- from Bost7s e Sas,t
- t,,si, sf-r, ~ 'elr3 se b.l5ocs Probably Asays
En-. .}..---...,.- ~ ts.,t We as 3. tUt
sch v p eeu IN Hordsy 'ae ~'s 'ids Of ln' lss
s - ,s- same s-eurs stH nuraiHs ara NNs ah,t
s,- re r a., >eacoty Resd l9a-s 1'st az 20 sea -
her brig III cl neat ls1 '+e SCI "N' s 4 .
ssppos.a ,s have bee astei VIII iae . ~
.sn Saraay eetwseu TIRE hours OF 10 Az ard y *as
ttfr nv rh A-. ts >yp-r-Hcrd here = October
nArl 81 not vsry uueh inrnz thie hm' sai at
hen bo d rot 81 Tor sssr ho-s 7rsvous TO 1he ehaASs
.-..-.. s,r,nIrnra. &c.
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Markets......ALsAsY, Sept, y

Receipts since our last-6 900 bbls FLOUR; no
WHEAT 7,eoe bushels L, 900 BARLEY. There good
business doing in FLOUR the ssea have been CO. b0s
AGA IS for Strait Siste So Is for Michigan IS
ass for pure Gereses WHEAT held above ths views Of
buyers CoRS 10 held her ara transactions limited
sales OF Coo buahels al 6S Two rowed BARLEY
79c snd borrowed at &c with sales Of ls 900 b1lhe
OATS dull and lower being quoted St 79S71 SAFES OF
200 bbls State Prison WHISKY al 264
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CFrsu our Correspondent. ]

PHILADELPHIA 5eptIL-f,1ysa-scls Tsef Blackwell Nes-
Bedford " Camp CLARK. Hartford Lady Clinton, Edwards ss
HaItor Robt Miller Morton. Nayea; Ann s.syeas NYo se,
Saunders Corson Providence Hamlet Sherman do j. Ess
Smith, Newark; Ehzabeh English NYorE Lewis Clark Van.
XIII Poo sbAepe CLEOPATRA, BaJc)k Yor SUPERB Koscu Nor
web Solomon Andrews, Iooaef Perth Amboy Almia, erncs
YORK
Ceored-Brs Jenny Lind comery Bo.:oa sch, r E.:4l,
smh NYorsi Elizabeth, English, dos Lewis CSrs Ysnta
Bfookyn Amifa HsnrcS Porsmootb Ceopsrs Brown Brook
yE, s;raon. Harris Saranna Solomon Andre* To1kcr. VII
smsJprs superb, Roaea SYofA cypress BabcoeH Aais,
Aehal1. sa--n: J & " ALae.aol Me.teott. NYors
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Observation-Disclosures. Sept II

Steady sales OF zoos bales COTTON atI2fGl3
for Middling FLoVR-Depressed By srge receipts
dinary u al S?Q4 IS COFFEE firm sses OF 20U0 bass
No al lea SUGAR and MoLIssgs are firm. BAcoS-stdes
improving; sales ot 600 5bls 81 sos q.
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Taken for Home use.

In our last Annual Statement the estimate OF CoI'on
taken for consumption for TIE year ending Sep 10 ID "a
The 9.sea south az Of Virginia was prohsoy over
esinsted-he following for the past yesr ia oeyed 70 De
very retrly correct The number OF mill hss .nGe.se1
since that time ard is still increasing bu the quanuy con
suned As far as learn, ls wing TO high prlceS &c
less than tho year prevcua 3hc following ss!lna'9 Is
rom udcious aud reul observer at tue Souih OF Ihe
quantity so consumed snd Iot lcuded 10 the rscelp;s.
Tim n ~ Quantity consmd
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By TeIe graph
Observation-Disclosures, Sc

-uuf S'''' I'VE " 'Of-a ANsl SeP'' l..
CoTToN Is firm, sales yesterday were 900 bales;
Enddlng IL quoted S3 No sses ofToBAcco for the est
four days Rhe FLOUR market is again unsettled pr
hAyA deflt
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iiaoeints OF Produce

=0gIs Norm Rtuer Boats, Sept l3-22, 500 oois
yl,i 10 DO A.bep, is5 do Whi!sy q 900 b9.h Wlesi
2fo bn}s a. 2C0 do Data 500 do Corn SUl hNs Gn7s
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ks,oAz1n roarzs 7zInusn
THURSDAY, September 10.

THURSDAY, september 10.
AsHEs-Als dull Pots are6 l2l66 10, which ia lowsg
Pearls, Sc. Sales 100 bbs
COfTON-ls buoysn and in cases Ic better slnee
the sesmer Ssles so bsles st fall prices The sdysRce
10 occtsiobed by We pewe from the South
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Sil!t, C0H bFouA L ~ eti'ts !.
Fr irt~o sa tt''a'o9'i 'i@'s, ''s.
500 hsAs n Montreal p have he@a f al ~
,.s,srg an 5sfss,, par, rraye oil }e s'7'
B.eos-A very small business has done thu ar 49,
sny amounting 10 10 Frees remain "tioi' 's 4'
scu8ers Fen. scarce command luE rates. Hams arr nf-eei
- 80 to- ~ "a tg5. g,itrrr,s. Il 10. 81
arr On ,s ei scale, as he cute re-
BsI,rtI sr,aIi ,,ies are rsoor.c At e5de e.
CagrsrA ~ Parcels much oftcntsoa h1ve 7e-H sod A.
$50 nm ,,,qul e-rfat. 81. +, 9atHty.
Cox. sar rrpoIt tts Weather ms 5a el a't
~ - Inc ca NJ srt ON yyhea; Of Idfa
fr
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s,itr, Uoubrou4L & etitt's circular.

ce,s-r-e y-ip ~ 81 &c "a she "a 81 ia ~ INV
s' : - respectfully RIHARDsos RnorHssSc co
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Markets. &c......B

AInFKslg. NCs''s''b "A. II'08Li oepl =.
Nc mail South OF W ashington.
Howard st. and City Mills FLOUR at 81 rs
RED WET stlC3; CorfEE advanced; the weeks sales
have been coo bags Rio at etGu4.
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brsggs. 10 de aqbo prints agata'' 'he P's'l1sp ~
nd D:,ecto,. Of the American Art1nion aud =, %
s co. :bo Droprs,y of dise.sios plan for tn. the
better security Of shs pnoho ana 80; r,.isn,on.'
n.aos gen ent OF the aifsifs q 'n.' .aJ sa, K.
M William Wsoo' took the onS',' a oao,t dr,wn
- ~ Committee appointed at previous meet
Wy - -. read ard referred to Committee win
i - to present plan of an Art Union SIM
sa.,o that Ct the London rtUnion.
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unl,fsrain ves4s,s spoken, &c.


July bat q IS Ion ., ~ .ap Joh. B'rn H'''ey from New
York Mey lt} r California
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
A CoMEr CoMiNG.-Lieut. NJ. +.

CoMEr CoM,NG.-Lieut. Nj. +.
Maury commune ates to the National
Iotellicencer some interesting astron-
omical news. lie states that a letter
from the Rev. Mr.. jenkins, of George
town College, who sailed from Rio in
October last, contains the following
item;
"On November 2Sth at l-2 PM,
we saw distinctly comet to westward,
nearly in the track Of the sun, and a.
bout II degrees above the horizon, as
measured with the quadrant, the nue.
leus very distinct, and about as large
in appearance as Mars; the tail curved
and pointed towards the south, Is. W.
quite bright, and nearly degree IN
length, as visible TO the naked eye, but
much larger when viewed with the spy
glass. 1t was seen by all the crew Tor
twenty minutes, when a cloud inter
cepted it, and it never more was seem
1, is thought that this may be the
crea, comet of 1864 and 1856, the re-
turn of which astronomers are expect
ing about this time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
MOZART BOTTLES.


For the removal and permanen, cure oi all
diseases arising from an impure state OF 'he
blood or habit OF the system, viz
Scrofula OF Kings Evil, Rheumatism, obsii-
nate CutaueouS Eruplions, PlmpleS, or
Pustules OF the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chro-
nic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter,
Scald Heal, enlargement and pain OF the
mes aud Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, eyp-
hililic symptoms, Scia,ica, or Lumbago; and
di.caSes arising from an injudiclcus use OF
Mercury, Acililes or op,y,cSposure OF i'm
prudence in life also, Chronic Consltu-
tionll Dis rders etc.
his Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and established reputation wherever II
has been used, baseL entirely on tsown
merits, which It's super .oIcilicacy has alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim OF hercd-
tary disease, with swollen glands, contract
ed slnews, and bones half carions, has tcen
restored TO health and vieor The scroiulous
patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome TO
himself and hi attendants, has been made
whole. Hundreds of persons, who had
gloaned hopclessly tor ears undercuta neous
and glandular disorders, chronic rheumatism
and many other complaints springins from
arrangement of the sccrCiVe organs and tho
circulation, have been raised as II were frem
the rack of disease, and now, with regener-
ated constitutions, gladly teSti y to the otlica-
cy Of this inestimablc prepa ration. The leS-
timony OF those who have been cured by its
US, with their residences, has been publish
ed from time TO time and were 1t deSlI able,
a mas of the most oycrW helming testimony
could be brought forward, proving most con-
clusiveiy il, nestimable value. The sfllict-
ed, and those who have not used this medi-
ci e, are invited to make trial Of its virtues
NJ ia. q, th.n ha hon te
which II alone can bestow,
'TRUrn Is STRANGER THAN FICTION
The at ention OF the reader is called to the
FLOWING astonishing cure, effected by the
use of Sands Sarsaparila,
This is 20 certify that have coIored wo-
man who has been afflicted for The last fvo
years with Scroiulo, and all the rene dies
n.ed had no effect in arreSling the progress
ftheromplaint; on the contrary, she coL-
stantly rIcw worse ard after extending be-
tween so and $50 with physicians, besides
using other popular remedies without success,
ill the disease had eaten away the cal tilage
oi her nose, made its appearance on various
parts "l her body, aud had finally commcnoed
It's rayagcS in the root OF hel mouth
Ia this cadful situation, with the pos.
pcct of death staring her nthc face, stated
hercase to Or DiSosway, the agent for Sands
Sarsararila in Newbein, n c., by whom
was al dyiscd TO use that article and 10 my
surprise and that of my ncigl.h,rs 10 whom
her case was known, aiier using four and a
halfbottlcs she wss eslored topericct heath.
and that in the pace Of three weeks and wa.
able to work in two weoks from the time she
commenced taking 1t.
JOSEPH McCOITER, J.P.
Mout Of Neuse River, Craven Co, n &
X. Il. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
Nov IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

CousINING.-A country gentleman
lately arrived at Boston, and immedi-
ately repaired to tie house OF a rela-
i've, a lady who had married mer-
chant of that city The parties were
glad to see him, and invited HIM to
make their house his home (a' he de-
clared his i.tention Of remaining IN
that city but day or two.) The hu'-
band of the lady, anxious to show at
tenton to a relative and friend OF hls
wife, took the gentleman's horse 10 a
livery stable in Hanover street.
Finally, the visit became visitation,
and the merchant, after the lapse OF
eleven days found, besides lodging and
boarding the gentleman a pretty con-
siderable bill had run mp at the livery
stable. Accordingly, he went to the
man wao kept The stable and told him
when the gentleman took his horse he
would pay the bill.
Very good, said the stable keeper,
L understand you.
Accordingly, in a short time, the
country gentleman went to the stable,
and ordered his horse to be got ready.
The bill Of course was presented.
Oh SAID the gentleman, Mr.
my relative will pay this
Very good sir, please to get an or
der from Mr.; it will be the same
as the money
The horse was put up again, and
down went the country gentleman 10
the long wharf, where the merchant
kept.
Well, said he, | am going now
Are you (! said the merchant, well,
good byen
We'll, about my horse the man
says the bill must be paid for his keep
ing
We'll suppose that is all right,
sir
'Yes-well, but you know ] am your
wife's cousin
Yes said the merchant, i know
that yOu arc but yoar horse is not.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

This is the case OF dying who yet Tires He tcd
cured of worse of SCROFULA by only tcelte boz
lies of Brs Purifier than ever was cured by the use OF
trelrc GALLONS of the best Sdrdpd0 that was ever made
Sarsapnrla has sufficient mediou to effect the cure
of such a yeroitl9ip hUpoiess case.
MIR j Is HASKfN OF Rome One,d1 Co, " y, had ScyoT
MA four vedys- confined his bed the last yearhs
was so much diseased and debtated 10 be unable tc
raise his hand head He had the best medical dduee
lind used Of the best Sdysapdras TO good effect
got and and considered To be IN dying
state and could rcny four hour Longer, when he
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER. His neck ,ca
eaten nearly off, from hOfe eaten through
his irindpre under his chin that he breahed through
the hole his eaten around that could be teo
w out OF lis place. only holding by small piece; the
of one arm was destroyed by ulcers ulcer under
the arm as large mans hand had nearly eaten Through
hi, side into his bDdy Thus he afflicted with tceHty
such putyd dcyd Ofesre ulcers various parts Of hls
person For further and full particulars see our PAM
PHLETS. - ,.
Dr THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilfll ply
scians OF Rome, called to Haskin the day before
he commenced using Brant's Purifier Dr. w. examined
him and then told him that all the medicines The corid
could mote hiDi-thAt his
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

TRIaL oF LY-DlsAGREEMENT e
THE JuRY.-The jury remained cu, until
hai-past i O'Clock IN Wednesday night,
when they cane into court, and ,he fore
man stated that they had not agreed and
that ere was no prospect Of an agree
men'. They were then discharged, and
Hanly was remanded TO Jail, for a new
trial. We understand they stood, eight for
conviction, and tour for acqurtal. The
prisoner will not have another trial during
the pr sent term of the court.-Pr0r. Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
: Ii is stated that the total number

gJIt is stated that the total number
OF vessels which have left the ports Of
the United States for California since
the breaking out of the gold fever is
1856: viz. 337 Slips, 303 Bars, 2l2
Lrigs, le3 Schooncrs, Sloop and 30
Steamers /; and that large number Of
vessels whose destination was Cdlifor-
MIA, having cleared from ports in South
America, are not enumerated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
pYSPEPSlA-SOuR STOMACH CIREp.

Foi sale 10y e. &. e. IIAIABT, Newport.
John W. Dcarih, Bristol. $. A. D,iscoll, Warren.
H. q. Brown, Fast Greenwich Oliver Baker
Nick. Briggy & Spencer, Washington Nillrre
7. l., Taylor, Kingston. John Alien, Brands hon
Works.N. ;. Palmer & Go. Westerly. T.. Young.
WEXFORD. Aud by Agents in all raits Of the sioit
All lette,s aud orders must bc ad5,esscd to WI.
l,.' ). - ios Pf-.l,. Ns~ Y-it
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

RICm AND PooR-'I have never
known" says DR.. Chandler, speaking
of not unc ommou form Of insanity,
in his NJ assachusetts State Lunatic Hos.
pital, Report, " patient brought to 4
Hospital, who hal fears of coming to
want, but was considered by his neigh
Lor as man of wealth. | apprehend
Tint the fear of poverty, but seldom
brings insanity to the poor"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

AsroNtSHfso AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE Cart
Ezra knapp of No ~ Willow a., Brooklyn. NJ "
one Of the respectable citizens in the city was
afflicted hye years with Scroiulous Eryipclas OF both
legs. from the knees to the feet which nHamed and
sweled 10 prodigious size and liberated Large deep
ulcers, apparently large enough to finger in
into them which discharged daily mn almost incredible
quantity Of meturated substance. lie had had the
advice and attendance of several Of the most tkhl
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without etecting a cure, and was told by
one two Of his ply scians that the ulcers In his legs
would run him OF b,Iors long. BRANT's PURiFYINp
EXTRACT has cured these liberated aud infamcd legs
go that they entirely healed up, and he enjoys
nl,h h.nlIh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
8 ALT RHEUM M,
TERkAL ULCER 8.

This is a triumph the skH of the best phys
sons in the city of Philadelphia and Is PRooy
Mat internal ulcers be cured easily external
when BRAST's PURIFYING EXTRACT Is used M John
Hepburn of the most respectable gentlemen in
Aubvrn, Caynga CO., " Y, informed us in Oct. ls47
that he had been afflicted with three FIssUREs or
their location lie said that he had spent one year in
philadelphia under the professional advice of the best
out help when DR. r. NJ. Hunt, druggist Of
Auburn advised him To try Bronfs Purifying Extract
and the use of seven bottles of il effected perfect cus
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rRSlNG SORE MOUTH. LTCORENGi, Sc

"Bypov GENtsLr Co. y. y, oct. 10. loiI.
" N,ssrs. VI. T. WALLACE y Co; Some time lrst ,yih
,lt became d"hlutcd from d" effects OF La
3yJiod and Nunug Sore llouh tina, shc could not m ,
rd perform any household labor Her medical treat.
varied according to the advice ana prescriptions
Of the eminent ply until oO shW cyuuu-l-
ed m Usrrss raurs. She became very ske, ton, that
at the time shc commenced taking BJoHfs Nei,ge sIc
wr he'd than cighty-hvr pounds but y lic tur
she had taken fy bpfcs, s" became perfectly well The
perfect that slC l. enabled 10 DO u uoCcs
sary household work. uui gained thirty pounds of flesh in
tour weeks Yours truly {. u. 6ALENIlNE.'
The render viii observe that Mr. GALrSTINE says "our
SKILL" lie, informed hy T.. ;. TERRY EsQ, Of
In. r.Ill- LIZ ALLlII II,dI InnlL
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KinsleY's Exuress.

IrEv-szy7 The Subscriber continues To- run
tss@ifg an ExPREss, from this place.
daiiy, by which packages, &c, may be Cor.
warded and delivered, by faithful men To any
part Of the United States. All orders and
packages left at the OGcc, No. ~, THamc,
d1eef, Ncrpo0, will meet with prompt aticn
hon r. y. KlNSIri
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

The use!essncss Of taking slaves to
California is thus cxempliiied in re-
cen, number Of the ST. Louis Republi-
can:
In some instances at least the ex-
perlencc Of Missourlans goes to this
extent, that the slaves remain with their
masters Just long enough to get to Cali
fornia and than they set off for them
selves Slave property is no use
there"
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Severe Deafness Cured.

The following extract from letter lately received
from distinguished scian in the state OF Virginia
a II. CuRsrtv, VI. D. Dear Sir One OF my patients,
unknown me- obtained your GGirnpic Bsii and Neck
lace with the Magnetic Fiid for affection OF
Deafness The case that ol lady whose Nervous
system much diSordeIcd aud her general health
poor Much was done previously tn the application Of the
Belt but with little success aud feel only tiph
to tell you that since she commenced wearing the BEL
aud using the FLUID, but few weeks ago she ba
ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING; and he,
general health is better than for several years.
o. Every oi Deafness, !! il re Nervous a, II
geneully IS, can be cnrd by this wonderfnl remedy.
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Gy-The National ILtelhgencer says tha,
the Governor of South Car lima has ap-
pointed committee of twenty-five gentle
men to proceed to Washington and con-
vey home The remains Of Mr. Calhoun.