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american Manufactures IN Canada. = We
learn from the Montreal Herald of the 18th INST,
that on the day Previous an extensive sale OF dfy
goods, directly imported from the manufacturing
districts of New England, took place at that Guy,
companies ever assembled there, including pur-
chasers from the towns, and country. and even eve
Upper Canada, competed for the articles. The
bidding is represented having been very spirited
and upwards of GOO packages, 3eal'Hg rom ~ ~,
sale Of the kind ever made in that market, and the
prospect is said to be, that large quantities Of
American fabrics of the same kind will continue to
be sent thither
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GREAT BLESSING TO MlTHERs AND CgH 4.

1t the safest and most eectua mediEn for purifying
the system, and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth discovered II strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pain and disease increases and enches e
food those who have used it think il indispensable.
highly useful both before and after confinement it pr
diseases attendant upon childbirth: cOsyeues piles,
cramps swelling Of the feet, despondency, heartburn, vom
tng, pain In the back and JOINTS false palms. hemorhage,
and regulating the seCetOns and equaZlng the CUua
ton 1t has equal The virtue of this medicine it
always safe, and the most delicate and successful
very few require any other medicines in little
castor oil magnesa is useful Exercise in the open
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
and ess confinement.
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DON'T CLkAR HOTEL, near NIobIIe.-Ths U


No. 12I CRATER STREET, be,1se7l 50. Charles
and CGTOndeLst, door from of Cdr8nGeLst;
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs her fHsssf
lF1 friends and the public that she continues in the Mi
above eligible location occupied by her during the-Sl2
last two years. and prepared 10 accommodate her friends
and those who favor her with their patronage. From
long experience, and the very desirable and convenient
location Of her House, she feels confident OF being able to
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with the
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very MOD
ERATR. do lyd&W
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HARTVVEII's WASHINGTON HOUSE,

NO. 223 CHENyN UT IRE EI, PHILHDFLPHLf.
TBNHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
Il friends that this sPELENblD HOTEL, which -
has been under his charge ye years, been %
fashionable manner and the entire organization OF every de
partment complete. The gplendd suit OF
be had mt all times by giving few hours notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders ii of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either upon
business ea8ure and there shall be e&erOHs spared
have continue merit the liberal support has heretofore
received. Ii. }. HART" Eli,
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. wa
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FITsl FITSl FITsI

Dr. Townsend, having tested his Saaapaflla IN c9se
of Fits of course recommended it, and was surprises
to receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westminster county: =. a.
FORDHAM, August 10, lS47.
DR.. ToUasenG-Dsar Sir: have little girl seven year
of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits We
tried almost everything for her, but without at last,
although could find recommendation in our circulars
for like hers. thOdEh she in very delicate
health we would her Of your Sarsapara and
very glad did, for only restored her strength but she
has had no return the Fits great pleasure and
Prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we fee. grateful, YouTs, respectfully,
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
d. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Ply
clans IN different parts OF the Union
This certify, that We the undersigned PHYSICAL d
The city Of Albany, have Ia presCuhe,,
Townsend Sasapsnia and believe 10 be one of the no.
valuable preparations in the market
IL. p. PULISG, NJ. n
J. WILSON, u.
r. b. BRIGGs, NJ. n.
Albany, An l, lS47. p T. NJ
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II n vi Il ~ II 7 "
DR.. JoDHSead-Dear Sir; have the pleasure to inform
you that three OF Cn have been cured of the SGrnu;
by the of excellent medicine. They afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great Obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
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pr IODnsend-Dear Sir One of my children was very
Nek wh tanker IN the Mouth and Throat, attended with
great deDty II came near dying obtained some of your
excellent medicine, and cured directly, for which assure
you leel very grateful fours, respectfully,
ELIIABETH EOWLRR, n Desbrosses street
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THE subsesaen have opened a Depot of the Orleans
Steam Corn NllIs, at the COAL ARD, corner of 81.
ghGrlES and Jld Streets where orders Tor fresh Ground
'orn Meal, Gns, Cracked Com, and Oil Cake Will be
Fompty attended 10.
mh24 n 5. W. THOMPSON 6 co.
EOLEMAN4S PATENT UNBII.AEURN MILLS.
NJ ANItACTURED in Cincinnati, Of superior work.
"a mashp, and the best materials. FRENCH BURR
STONES Tor sale by
lal9 r. j. HART 81 co, ~ Tchoupiouas st.
" Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
urn ~ ever Offered in this other market, would do
Seu 10 call and examine these Mills before purchasing ee
Where, have supply hand Of the various sizes
mi steam, Water Horse Power. Prices from 500 TO
$500 and warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the
purchaser
RICE.-5J asks prime fresh ar--- AA'sIAA -''A,en
y sale BY aus BARELLlF
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; OF, SPEEDS
FEVER TONIC The announcement that ieyes, OF all
grades ana types can be cured from t7J In tpCrtB hours
without vomiting, Eurglng, other d-a Ereeabe opeTauOl
VIII appear 50 startling and improbable that many whlrr
y give It GTedence though mOmeutary HsOnshpd
apparent presumption, and think no more the subject;
nevertheless we unhesiIangy declare that the Electrical
Febnbngo VIII do it, when used us directed
Bilious, elbow, ConEc1tive, Typhus, and Intermittent
remedial action. II is perfectly safe in all conditions
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

NNAhN N+ANANAA-'-j
D. GRIEFF s CO., No e s. 20 and AZ Old
n. Leyee-Qher for sale IN olS 70 su' puio'iaselS
100 bbs Tayor's Albany A az
9y barrels ,E e5,shA Ale and Porter:
s s6 f SaTsIs ' Sssi Newark CIDER;
100 boXes Champagne CIDER;
I'D b,Is Newark Cider NlNEGARi
80 bis. and 81 casks New York Brandy and Gin.
100 bbis Recufied WHISKY;
SO boxes star CANDLES;
80 FSx's STARCH:
l90 :. Lemon sY bRyT UpderwoOd's and MIIsrs
50 half bbls. GERKINS in Vinegar;
100 pkgs New York Refined SUGAkS;
70 tierce9 Sugar Cured HAMS, stagg Shay, Evans
500 kegs S yves ssits erS BUTTER;
100 boxes RAISINS;
l91 bbls. No. MAGKEREI, new;
1900 reams Straw PAPER;
lOO halt chests Pouchong TEA papers TO the p;
- Also Imperial and GunpOwder Teas, Rio and Havana
COee, spices, etc. etc. ETC., all OF which will be sold at the
lowest market prices. Jy5
EHUIrs, WINES, LIQUORS, etc. etc.
Il R. F. Nichols co. IL Camp street. importers and
dealers IN Wines Liquors, Foreign Fruits have hand
ana a are constantly eGeynf LUZ supplies Of RRa
Jean Louis Flnet Lasuon, J. Fraud, OF the following vim
CHAMP AGN ES-Heidseick, Red Eagle, CEquot, schnei
der, Duca Grape, and other well known and established
PORT--sandoman's Osborn, Oilley, WebergIes in woo,
sHERkiES Pemartins, Racaya and Echecopar, in WOO,
| and glass; Amontlliado and Golden, n glass;
INCONSISTENCIES Rudesheimer, JOhannsiberger, Spark
NJ, Ing h9Gk and M0selle vines; ,r,-
PICKLES AND SAUCES-Grosse \ BIackwell's, Wells
oRHS Sf RE In FP oss CT sas SRauGs
NQTs-'Wqlnpts, Filberts, Pecap,. Brazil, etc; -,
AlMONDS-lUO sacks prime s0it.sheed Almonds 81 boXe
| prime Jordan Almonds;
| RAISING -lOOO boxes prime MIR and LondJu Layers;
OILS = Essential Obs, Peppermint, BergamOt Lem9r
| Orange etc. Ieli
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OswEGo, Michigan, Oct. q, lSi7.
Or. TODnseu4-Dear Sir: | purchased for my wife two
bottles Of Sasaparla of your agent, Mr. McNar of kaa
mazOO, try for the Fever and Ague Before had fin
shed the first bottle appeared to warm the blood and every
other day. when the ch and fever appeared they less
violent and before she had finished the bottle she was en-
rey relieved, and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had bet sick
with chs and fever, but had broke them with unne and
was left in a very weak and distressing stated troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake, seeing the elect that ha1
on my wife, she and procured few bottles and 1t
restored her in few weeks TO complete health Your Sarsa
parLa is without doubt, unequaed in diseases incident to
the West and If you think that this communication VIII be
Of use, you are at liberty 1t you choose,
Your, respectfully. CHARLES ii. SWAIN.
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ElROOKLY.N WAREHOUSE co aiPANY.-The
ID BROOKLYN Warehouses al A gcrs, Opposite Newt irrans
in readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
aud MERCHA NDISE from the NORTH intended for re-
Shipment Having 1900 feet front on the with wharyes
front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without drayage to the weather, ample
room will he found the di5cHargn- OF steamers and
oading Of smDs.
Charges Fixed at very low rates. and every acCOmmoda
uOn offered to the Merchants IN the CITY Al the Shippers in
The COnyeneuCesO of the Atlantic Dock, OF New York
Persons interested in transmitting Merchahds are invited
10 ylsitthe premises
Office. corner OF Magazine and Lafayette .rees NewOr
T. J. CASEY, Secretary,
References - & R. Geddes Price Frost 4 Co; j. w.
St'nion Co; r. +. Nichols. lei II
STORAGE FOR FURNiTU RE--The undersigned
> having removed his establishment from No. 80 10 the
arge four story brick building No lil Magazine street
specuy sOicts the patronage OF his trgnd and tie public
aus Bun J. u. EURGEN.
ST. CHAIR rs BATHs- DEDUCTION IN PRE-
- EES,-TIE BATHING ROOMS connected with
the St Charles Hotel have been fitted up and are now in
perfect order and open visitors. Ever haukfu. for former
patronage take n.soppoUuny to inform the public that
rom and after this date he prices Of our Baths will he
tuced to % cents. lauol NUDGE WILSON.
SHuMER q ATHs-A new and improved SHOWER
> BATH, at W price, combining a ShUlrcr Ban and
BathIHg Tsb-m7y be found st No. SO rChoupilouIQs
erect; also, Patent FAN CHAIRS, OF various patterns
For sale BY ,,,,., HARTpSG l5$ Tg49nqouqs ST.
manner le,.a Pm
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This is only one of more than four thousand Of
Rheumatism that DY. Towusend's SaEapara has cured
The severe and chronic are weekly eradicaed by
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ., one of the assistants the Luna.
tic Asylum BaGkwes Island, is the gentleman spoken Of
in he fOllOyiug letter;
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TENHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of 49,
l. the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that 80
he supply the Of the Transient Ns!ers to silt
Montgomery well any OF his competitors. IhOse-Ah
who going to, returning from the North can obtain
MEALS HOURS, to suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamers line four horse Us
constantly in attendance to 70 and from the
boats to tn cars free OF charge. The accommodations are
equal any other establishment in the town, and, being at
reduced offer additional inducements to the travelling
public The Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged,
and pains will be spared to render the OF ysers pleas
and agreeable.
au2J dNWt C.. A. ABERCROMBlE.
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sADDLEHY WAREHOUSE,
e ~ ~ mos. so AND 81 COMMON st. Fy-E
49, arssl.sal -. ~.
DENTISTRY.

IL II. BADGER, Dentist, Will return to NewOr orleans by
- the 18th OF November next. Dg
BURDLEK, Dentist. No. IA North street, Lafayette
-. Squarq MB. Lindsav's. New Orleans. ie3l
nh. A. LION, Dsatst, late OF n Canal street would
~ conilenttaY recommend his friends and patients to Dr.
J. WEST, skiul DENTIST, during his absence from
New Orleans ]. WEST. Practical Dentist,
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BLACKwELL's ISLAND, Sept IA, LII.
DR.. TOIoRssnd-Dear Sir: | have suffered terribly tOE
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable OF the time
could eat, sleep walk. had the utmost distressing
bottles of your SaTsaparla ana iey have done me more
than thousand dollars worho o. good am so much bet
er-indegd am entirely relieved You at liberty to
this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully,
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NEW YORK, April ., I Al.
~ J,,oHssad-I verify believe that your SarsaI arlla
has bson he neans through Providence of saving my lie
haVe for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse At last raised large quantities of blood had
nigh sweats and greatly debated and reduced and
Mi moi expect live. have only used your SaTsapala
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me. able TO walk ali over the city. ralse
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your obdt servant,
MM. RussELL. IS CaLhaIlne street.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
Dr. TOwHsends Saaparla is unequailed in cases OF the
Chs and Fever and Ague. The following letter only
of the hundreds that have received from the South and
West of Ike Charaater:
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nLn BAYOU ST JOHN HuTEIs-LAKE -
- ENp Or THE oLD SHELL RoAP.-Fbe public Il IA
are respectfully informed that this delightful and beau kkA
uiniy situated Hotel open for the reception Of Visitors
The Bar supplied win The best OF Liquors. and lhe NS
aWranl is to be surpassed 10y any in Jne city CAV anl
ID is in good order, JET If
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Cosmetics, Chalk, and variety Of preparations generally
In use, when applied the face very spOils of its
beauty They close the pores of the sn and check the cir
Oulaton, which, when Nature not thwared by disease
beauties its production the human face divine as
well as in the garden OF rich and decaey tinted and
ted flowers Free active and healthy circulation of The
fluids, the coqrslng OF the rich blood TO the exem
ties that which paints the COuntenanGe the
beauty 1t is that which imparts the nde5Crbabe shades
flashes of lOveness that all admire but descnb
This beauty is the offspring OF NATURE not of POWDER
SOAP. If there is not free and healthy circulation. there
beauty If the lady fair driven snow, if she paint
and cosmetics and the blood is thick cold and impure
she is not beautiful If she be brown yellow, and there
pure and active blood it gives rich bloom the cheeks and
n hTllaUCY their that Il
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JAMES II. sPRATLBY,

.. Ds BULLOCK DENTISP,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 293 Camp street, Just
~ above Delord. = lie will perform all gsgess,saS
operations on the TEETH for their preser. sss No.
sts and beauty nS 3rteiat Ies IN m
most approved pan,..,..,,,s.,N Is, Charges very mod.
iat ~
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PassChrsian, Miss, April 30.
N. B.-Leer, papers and other mailable matter eft a
She office OF NJ JudsOn, Esd, Camp and Canal s
viii be forwarded daily by the Email.
nly 3mIS w I'm
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IN, Cs--,Ae af T7SseerBersc~ against Clay, Wses'er
Case and Fsoe-Drswn Baits
The appointment Of this day for the first practical
movement In Legislation by the Senate upon the sub
jcet Of the slavery question, naturally attracted
crowd to the Hobbies and galleries of Oh. chamber
Among the spectators for While. the New York
hrtmen. nov on visit TO Washington. The Senate
vas unusually fuil-s vote expected and all N
available sbsentees hsd been drummed up The ca,s-
tion the motion of Mr. Foots TO refer all t.e sub
j.cts connected with the slavery dispuss 70 commit
toe cf thirteeuss RON the North ssa sxs srom IN.
souih--eix vhiss and SIX demcorsts, snd The this.
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Arpft II 2-Donni- Gray and Edward Pagan were
brought before the Conmis.ion~r f,r cram natiou,
under the alleged charge 20 having stolen om h,rnsa
Cushim. - rcvereigns board the packet ship
Waterloo. While on her passage 20 this port. Mr. Ed-
mon Elankman ard Mr. Summers producrd evidspes.
the part ~ complainant, 70 she~ that the
ing ~ the 9TH March ne walked up by Fagan he
tween sni O'Clock hy h. fnsanx under his pin
low wher. he had HE money. when com pi isinsnt rot
up. between ani o'clork. he found hls clothes
strsved around his berth. ant the money gone De-
p rdants slept In The berth and Faxsp vas M
earlier than usual Pagan told several persons 90
board the ve.se at different times previous TO the
robbery that he had only too sovcrrigns and that he
would be hnr1up ~hcn he arrived In New York. On
his arrest he deuicd 10 the occrs having spy monry
about him snd when he searched. u sovereign a.
vsre found on him. lie theu denied having any noe.
wss again searched aud four sovercigns more we're
found Gray ras discharged, and fsgsn com united
for trial
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Court OF s,.r.Y., se..,.,..

B,fcrc the Recorder and Aldermen 0rsn and pcifr-
Aysm ll.7n. .fi,r ~ % Coo Rope sfss>Gs -
Ayoung man named John Hart put on trial chs ges
With attempting 70 violate the person of htte es.
about II years ~ age The criminal assault E s ~"
To have bccn committed the 3Uth Of Jan lay 49,.
1t appeared. from the testnoDy ~ the htuc g,,N
she lived with her mother. NJ the corner y, - as,s
and Sullivan Streets thst on the ereninE oi 49,. 1.
of Janusry, she vent 10 Mr.. Rarges bsssry, w"o
In nleecker street block and bait drtsns ~ s',
hcrne. when shr sent ~ The prisoner 70 WV ino- y
~ year. of aea, tooh bold 81 her dress sns ',ro ~
dc.,p eirht az stairs into the cellar IN rs ~ ~
s,.,,, a . -irt.tioo IN her psreon The ca npi u"n,s
w.s, mall rlrl-rven small for nor age. The phyn ~
49,. ~, as called bv the mother ~ the en- Va tessi
a..s >. "A. iti. ,.t,srt hss beer very much nsrs.d
tn ,,.fagis are not o. for publication fhe prsssr
"a ccnvittci sud sentenced 70 t~e years hnpfsSsN
snont in the state rrson
The srast II an carthquAks was felt al Loni-vH.
gy % ~ s,shs 4 tac Tih Instant
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wAuuycroy, April 9th, 1850
To ru, How. DANsL WEBSTER.

CSITrp SrArrs sy~Ars:-
Dear sir-I have the honor to acknowledge the re-
cept Of your letter of the sh inst and reply to II With
great pleasure New Mexico Il an exceedingly noun
tsneous country Sante Fe it-ef being twice as
the highest point of the Aeghsnier and nearly all the
land capable of cultivation II of equal height though
some Of the valleys have less altitude above the
The country cold Ts general agricultural products
wheat aud and such vegetables grow In the
Northern States q this Union IL u entirely unsuitcd
for slave labor Lshor " exceedingly abundant and
cheap. IL may be hired for three or four dollars q
month la quantity quite sufficient for carrying on all
the agriculture 81 the territory There s no cultivs-
tion except by irrigation and there Is not suhceney
Of water TO irrgatc all the land
Asto the existence. at present of slavery In New
Mexico. Il " the general understanding that u has
been altogether abolished by the laws Of Mexico but
have established tribunals which have pro
nouneed ne yet. what the law of the land In this
spect H. II IL universally considered however. that
the territory k altogether free territory know of
persons In the country who treated as slaves
except such may be servants To gentlemen visiting
or pss-ing through the country. may add that this
strongest feeling against slavery universally preva
through the whole territory. aud suppose " quits
impossible TO convey there and maintain u BY any
means whatever.
have the honor 10 Ne. with regard,
your obed.ut servant,
HtGH n. SMITH
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slavery In New Mexico.
To rnr Hor. HUou n sarrn.

To rHr Hon HUou n. SairH.
DrLrGATr rRon Nav MExico
Deer airI beg leave 10 present you with a copy of
my speech delivered In the Senate the Ith OF March
last and to draw your attention to the remarks made
by that occasion upon the general character Of
tho country Of New Mexico and is adoption to slave
labor. You have been resident in the country for
several years and rs have Understood you to say,
have trsversed Il from end to end. You native
CT of the slave States ~ this Union. and OF eourse
acquainted with the usual cost of slave labor and the
modes Of cultivation to which II may be- prohtably ap
piled. You are, therefore, am sure quite competent
TO cypress opinion on the points that have sug.
gertcd such shall be satisfnctory.
will be obliged you also. TO state whst the fact
Ia at the present time respecting the cxistenco OF
slavery In New Mexico and whether the existing laws
and constitution of the country allow 1t.
have the honor to be.
My dear sir, your obeiient servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER.