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:. s:ss': e =. 81; &: NJ: & =:
I'd X: 5..:s II With na. !.
Norris. Ap.issAie0l. !, days. with cot
sa.i oils.rs iei sssil Green Bords.uI IS s.y. With
Ss,.s s.: x,ns VIII sss .o.s q - :s.Ssr;
81 F. ": x: :. ss.ss y s:
70 who ssrTsa ths pilot sssi Ssh uls
w large number Of bales d cotton AID Vessels Sui.
n Bari Chase Gn.' day: nth cotton
Ssf. ss;.
cs?s';
ssrss from Portland for Gsorss.n BE- ich ss at IS
90 Ion n 40 schr haiDs from Calais lying With
Bns pslns S.i Iasnl Hssins cisnfusso'. is days. with
brs Ysnies ioi Cherry hsidh Small, csrdsnss. II days
Nth a. e S,et na,ss Lon
w e Sn 10. wh r.:
Ysss Tsstss !: .:sa::.s$ CAPT ga:a = ~
S the Ss g. M ss: II &.
mate III. ssoessdsd n hsr voyage under "a
cis's:sss. sa.,. with cotton.
BIs John oissnss watts Charleston days. with oot
Bra Gen u, ior tof Belfast. Shut. s.v.n,.h IL days,
sh ysiSST pine e %,stss sh inst spoke brig od0is
sshi Ssy xsss..ss Key West, Saver n.ssn...: !.
s'sn Il: =
sp, sails. away beSstay deck asri
5 IL i q ssM
s nay. thu aps me- fs::
arriving AataDza placed him the hospital where
wsrss wsrs until they finally rotssd leaving
Sohr ODESSA (Br) Card Halifax Ms IL days. with FISH, to
Sch Hale Giliey CAPE Hsyt. !! days xia ics.o0d.
&c 70 B.rdy PIeaiers gas cesD days Of Hssssrss
&c to neppire Hssoher o'''' - N''' WV" ''A'''
sehr cc s.tssry D.v Charleston. Day. with cotton.
sehr Arlinston savannah. sasys with cotton 10.
teLr sesuiDe Swain. Savannah. days. with Gotten, to
schr 0resss, Wells Georgetown, sc. days. with yellow
sehr VIM Legestt. De Croat, Royal Va .days 18th
inst while beating the Narrow into BY the sehr
started stern inner cabin carried away
board main rigging and entirely destroying mansa mast
ssbr Eanisor. Psssee Waeham. . days
schr Emily Johnson Cole. Baltimore days.
ssSr Van srua. sis.h sAs
sleop v m ssnferd yenes. Providenes.
Below.
Two chips names unknown.
steamer Empire City. wilson for Chagrss; ships
Word knight TOR Liverpool; Guttenburg tHanl Peters
BsmSurg, and others.
Cap. Ros, Of the brig American thinks
passed sunday 9th either brig topsal sshr;
ana The dad Body s nan dashed to the fore chains S:
had teen newly painted and had white streak and small
There wss large quantity Of yellow pine lumber close 70 tie
yesse and beat was seen. bottom MP quarter Of mile
westward vhsn All hand. psshsd At The tins he ri! II
to Identify her but the word Bsitimors Fer
The ship Eeptauf nohehse for Ban Diego and Benioa.
Is still at anchor in tho Eorta River.
nAaer ls-wlaa surriss from sw; meridian. NV sua-
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Cleared
e,ss@ers- Emlire CITY, Wilson, cs,stes Kcneto' Ser.
mnur Phi sdslphin.
sblps-vsbtvfion Coenbs ssy,rs Froa, BishG south
Tslimsn, New Orleans ksrnion, Tretmsp, Mobile
Tsyhr beriiHi Camden. Sherwood, Charleston.
Drhs-guttsf Vssa lsvl Glaze, Rotterdam, Punch
ks.nese Vslera tsvl Wietman, Amsterdsm. col Cof
woodward Bsvsns Bsrstoy Pore Cbiide Harold. Rioh
a. TsIlo, cs 1;'" ksar savannah Manuel of'i'
Bribt-Ci gnet fBrl, L1sman, Cape Hsyti IS whitney
Co giakptar, Pehdieton ssgus ofsnGe Fcsmith sn
booming sar, pit Lavaoeh Chss Heath Putssm, Whining
Tn
sslrs-smaBs tswl ysnfsen. Bfsmcn Funch Heinete:
pLtfs05 ChsfmanI Charfes, n MCresdy n Coz Ell b
wales. & lrev, WiiDiagtcn, Nc. Richmond Dearborn
Rishmrne; Nithsrt Law Ch,Tin, Phadciphih Isabella
srtetam Bostcn, l. II Eick erson AIMEE, do ppleton
Ia for 90: y T., Cfsumer. Gcofcetovn DC Vsn
Bfunt sleght sutAn Oflean, Parsona. 40 d.
Arrived,
eebr y N seuberneT, Charleston via Nsfo.h hours
vhegcte touched fer rcpsrs With m6se ano
70 ~ fol4 J4lcstcn Co 18Th inst Pm 20 miles %
Ear - Euot enchanted Hs sis with shp showing signal
Nth sck letter. white Fghuhd. with tuo border
EhiT rsfHek rcnrT tfktB H1bbars London and Ports
mouth t. 4 with De sna "a Grinrol
trr Co Feb29 enrcria burresno Tor ajout
hr~rf lttt carried 49, rsrtr resolved other
t.Ites n ~lat g. Ion 70 while iJse upairitg sails
20 Iusd y The paebet SHE samfs castos from Hsvro
sfip Nss Car pshire Chase IAvsveol Jar a. yl,b mass
TIE tsss.Fs 81 ret. lst y ~ Ion g. barb Emos,
ts6pEa Trsya, Beuts. cal7etoa u says With esttcn
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CHkeRLs-stt smsAip Imrirc titj-L Smith, lady sad
seiysnt Snvumsp, Dtssl, N Ariel, Taos Lyle, y =
Baker. ID y stcvenssn C.pt j Bhme. J L Thompson IL
ERs sss and iady Jais, g,rt.y. Trs,twsn We
servant Aaron CalE. Collni, q Bell. ! Plur-
orrs, Brown. Brs tintr. Mr. Julian BAeh
smiih PAnes Gee " ore.sler rsltoa, barry Liss,.
smith, Calvin Clifton, Hasa, ~ BsbAey, q De-
hrtoy Alfred Ola. Q, George oIeutt James S,rs.
srmith lepins n Jnhau, Herriek, q nal aan.
Birdteye sf Chtdwiet, Reed Rely. 4 D ar IA,
Bill, August Better, Bsetmond, P,nuey, 4 Bansy
Jacobs Siclel. hsthsn. Ru p,ul Cohen B,iuf,
= Jacobs Jnkn bamtsn, Levi, q Petersen, BtsIow,
d Ward, X smith, Fairbanks, T. u atwood, A At
vosd. lsast Burrtii aud othcrs.
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tAvAk sAE-s team hin 90 utherper-r Par Lump
In, Fhgnoueelh, FRerous, u Beloher. n Holden y
ocier John Bafb'on Miller, Thos Leyarai Msrrok
loNDoE-P.eie, snip Patrick Benry-stsphspo ss,some.
Bromely Mrs. Brn mely and children are Mary rti-
hmm AND children kss Julia Foker Mrs Jsrv and child
LyrhrooiEsbjp New Ham pshire-ktrtn Useitsh.
BAshcoA-Brig Clcttue-G CouDtiad, Paaoin, asmi-
no. Hartman
CHARLHsror-Bgis Jshn Cttings-o HCG
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TIA EklfE en- ~ kDire bt>nJF MtNc liA-EA&IH
QUAKK- Ius ars ~ 1ucATty.

\
CUAKE- IMs 80 ~ YucATAy.
fFrcm The Mobile Herald ani rriosne, March
We esterday roett#a ron the Guy o. -1rNtco
9 bic 81 ihe NaCiS,tta lac as the 18Th Of Fehf1.
AIRY TSO topCs x Occgpy The public mlnd
enc uesvely-thr s1Hs - he t0l'or, and the rein-
sal Of the Seuor Muogrla lately elected Bishop ~
Mcboacsp, TO lake To "aih. dictated BY the su-
prsre RoveTrmtnt
Don Rafael Raiasl s,rv,d "a Mobile, q few days
eiuce. ~ -Jsts for Nsw Otlrsns tie i, by birth,
a Spanisrd, and rerIa'd many yearsIn Scw York.
"a here he edited the uf-t ~gsnirh paper eyer pub.
ishsd IN the SLATE. cail-d Na'rso ~ ggbos
AIsudOs Twelve Ntaf- since ne es'sbIsstt him
esf ia Mexico; h. cOpdug 81 the CatrsTsat, aad
was considered the chlet ~ The conservative party
During the contssi to- n Presidency, he was vio-
lerty opposed ~ Affta AID used his zen 10 defeat
him But his efous waited not, and when Arista
found hmstli calmly ssaed on the Presidential
throne, he exiled h,stBeeny Don Rafael Is q man
~ 1istiEguis he'd shllty 'ul % the tire Of genius
and ef the enthuttssm winch ever accompanies
true lalent. Twtnu.fovf haurs' warning was only
y, ntted him, aLd h. ~ss compelled 70 abandon
hone, and ell the sBd.sruents of family ties
= cor Munguia y Me Mfsn; ten years since he
abauionfd the profession ~ the law for that ~ rc.
hRUu. lie has rcsnly been elected Bishop ~
M.ttuaCan III would DOT take the oath required,
49, brew himself upon The reserved rights nd
rtti gss granted a. ne ciergv. uaon the rst lb-
80 NEST oi The hoy lflth he land Of the Azecs.
t. = author ~ csisbft,y. and he writings ere.
de- med powerful am ms dious, that many cllss,
10 waich colleges ~, ltDasd, have peiitioned 90
a ~ 20 prohibit tie introduction of his works
The press are severe 0pu him, but all admit N At
o. intellectually Rr.Ht. md possesses wonderful
AtGuefrero, o ~, ~. N of January, there was
a. eaFihlpske. al ttt uis moment there ap-
pfaftd w ne hesveu mot luminous meteor,
terihc thunder
The N,-oaah Cfnfp qivss sad picture n
ailsrs 10 uca'en u vspr 1900 and 1900 sol
diefs worthy 81 h.1 ate. rre 1ghtIng day and
night against the lntlet There n great GEAR
CRY ~ prOysious - md Nrxc1 does not
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Eg and tts TIE ae,tts = tosssaf II ne Seqafs.
Tbomss Butler kiD.. - Collector OF the revenue
fCr tn pert Of ssb rI.IC.tso
william Easily, To- D. u mmissionsr o. the Public
Be ldipg- in the ety 81 @arhiIgion TO succeed Iyns
tuskpoe deceased
Jotp = Percietoo. = Firgitis, to be Chsrgr dAf
fsfvs Of the Cn,d stst,t to ne Arsentn. republic.
Ogden Hoffman, guntor ai san Francisco 10 Be Judge
District Cour ttr United States Lr n. north.
ern district 81 ca.,torLi.
RerHce Mower. ., nllbtNan 70 be an Associate US
lice Of he supreme ..4t o. the Territory q New
Mexico
John = Watt. 81 70 go. 70 be an Associate Jus
tis- Of tie euPpn- e,.i = the Territory Of ssr
N.xeo
Louis Liudner, to b. sesh 81 the litei state. at
soBB-o-Tg,in The Dtsos 'sA1 asiEins-r al touTsn-
h.us~n IL GeTrapy
Jobts Brood. ~ N.aL-ylvan,s. TO b. Consnl Of
the United stst-s o. - - Ireland
Benrg Uolnss - ns'-. shu.stts 20 Be Assistant
DrsgOmsB and s.er- - %. Lessiioa o. A- United
STAT, Ia Turkey.
samuel @. krsaa.o.fy a. P-rn,yiyauia. . be
Chit Estioe 81 the court for the territory
OF Ufsb IN place Of J1ss ~ BUN ngton dsclinsd
Hsury l. Tild~n OF nin0~sots territory, to Be Mar
aha a Tie Eited stas for the territory OF Mime
sofa
Gecrss q Baker. q Ohm 20 be Consul Of she Unitsd
Ststss ter the port ~ 3faoa IN sard ola,
An0fsw Roths II sbd JsDss Kennedy, q be Jas.
txtct Of Columbia
! ThomA, A X Nelson 10 rssnessss, TO b. Commits
rioser q the nitsd rlai-s tn china
John Bennett a. ~ NDu sui Of TIE United s.atss
At Bosots 10 Esw 0rsbaas
WI Boone, 81 Penny trsuis 70 be Consul Of tbs
UEitsd etates ~ k~-sJ "a Nicaragus.
AasD oven o. 6tus -, 20 BE- consul % tae al
t.d statss at HAvabh. ID b island oi Cubs
samuel Erkei Of Tenn ssWs 20 be CCn.ul OF tie al
ted states ~ Talc~t waE - VIM
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DoIns site Miscellany.

Michael 0bsou, convicted 1T Boston Of violent out
rage upon kesiah Wheeler, has been cent to the
State Prison for ten years His wife has not yet been
sentenced
Ellie Deron Ia ON trial at New Orleans on charge OF
arson, in having set his houre FIRE He was in
sured for 81 400.
gamblers made through the information OF two
young men from Albany who had lost SIS 900 by them
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ANOTHER CASE OF SUICIDE BY MoRPHISg-A
member Of the Senior Class, Robert Troup Paine,
son Of DR.. Martin Paine, Of New York, was found
dead on a sofa in his own room in Hoiworthy
Hall, HarvsrdU University, Cambridge, at 10 O'Clock
on sunday evening. A bottle OF ether, nearly
empty, was in his hand On the table were two
small papers, one containing 20 grains OF morphine,
the other emptied of 81 grains of the samoan un-
corked bottle OF champagne, with a small quantity
gone, and an empty glsss-a letter TO his father
containing three or four lines, simply stating
that his death was solely his own act
Under a newspaper was a bank note, accom-
panied by two memoranda, TO the following effect:
al take 80 grains of morphine in some champague;"
and" leave this bill, that my debt to the sHasty
Pudding and the Rumford Societies NAV be paid
from it." He had undoubtedly committed the act at
about 2, p. M /, on Saturday. His room mate had
spent the Saturday and Sunday in Boston, which
was the cause of the event not being sooner
discovered. He had evidently formed the de
sign OF putting an end to his lite as early as the
morning of Saturday; and the perfect GOODNESS
with which he made his very simple fin al dispo
sioas, proved him to have been in the full possess
sion Of his faculties He was indie oted to his know
ledge Of chemistry, of which study he was remark
ably fond, for the quiet way in which his posture
and the composure Of his expression, showed him
to have died. He was so eccentric as to be almost
a proverb IN college, and the last melancholy act
of his life was the straDgest of all. He was of a
remarkably amiabe dispO sition. and beloved by his
classmates. His age was Fl years. DR.. Wyman,
who was Immediately summoned, considers the
unfortunate young man 10 have been, without
doubt, insane at the time of committing the deed.
-Bosto~ Ira~srfpt, March Ill.
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fIaaoastte Tatal

Itspt,srs ~ this The, tbs basbs q tii. Btate on
The Git q December sat Lad egrpps a Sl8 100 40
~ ss.tt over liabilities inducing ssi'si Tie srrrs.
- the bauss ~ this sts's hAsinsrsss.
- te-y fspioiJ viih,nt TIE ps.' twelve month. ~
line a 5istou bts has incrfati abeu tss8y evs pc
c,nt eb3 the otsl amount Z, isahs an4 in1estmests
was a. D.csn Der lat greater than st sny previaas
"a T3e bBrI ~ table EXHIBITS 10 d. wan, n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14

ILLNESS Or SECRETARY CoHwIN,-Willism L. aodgs
Esq Secretary Of the Treasury, has been appointed
by the President Acting Secretary Of the Treasury In
consequence Of the sickness Of the Hon Thomas Cor
win. who regret 70 learn 10 etil confined 20 his
chamber National IitoHigsneer, March Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14

oFrreIAL REcooSiTIor.-rhe President has recsg
nized Carl Wendt, Of Mil ssuke, Consul of the Ducby
OF Brunswick and Lunsburg for the State Of Wiscon
Gin.
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CuPEs vnRF THE raEATsEST or OTHER rhY.
sss5s and s Other remcaie. ssty Jess, esta-
1be hshy vapabs mtdcinS htw no noseliy ithssb,co
se :: Ss' S SSs b ~ s. .s, sss
mtcieire for %; certain and speedy pfys dsss.s
@I5y hents 70 sSse a as Is. s, .s.s a -
m or rsneas snS sh hsys ssss u esi
ns atI s2 9 s S1 Il. 70 n g,,.' ,sg
Tfs,'s book = r'''' ''''''' i's'n h ''' vi'h
A SpIpB IoR TnE AFFLICTED DIR. LAkgoST
a. " hssds ,rse, satse re q ,hs NOS e'reats gpd
care q 'hFee riyeans fer beso u.ins thin,
'''' VIZ TEsGtSoS. fs stsi A aags,''a:
NJ. CURE No rAY,--pR CoBBrrf Is puANt
essases rTs,s.. Sn . % ,ns .assn, q s,s,.'
fon u ~, $50 esasss ~. e. cure ths vys
merouryuses.
NO FHB I'LL cURED-pR. MURPHY HAs REL oyEp
70 NO "a RSasevei, street near cha,h.m where he 10
sihss' T;5eaIy T. ,ye g four d.ys. WITH unpsE,si,s
sS SH Dr. hs ''s'i' go cannot = beaten y"
CARD.-DR, DE- LANkY. suTHoR or ran "PBI-
- yate Medical Gside, tie PosAet fornaiRry Seo sc.
ps,sce as,,ntase tbs authar enjoyed Ia ne i.rss,
S sS e s,t na ,ec ssS T pssss
s sT' ,, s, Il 9s,' sS as
ne protection lac yho hsys Suffered from certain
Zee ee evsua ts harry 20 sord fe rsi.f they iced
DE TAucETT HAS REMOVED uls OFFICE 10 u
~ Dover street Water street where Le tan Sc oopG
dentaly co2Pulted certain diseases vhan H. euvt
Esrvoss eebi,y brought On sy s.ii sSess v,es,ss
such can sl'o abp'7 vith q esr.sa,S sissr
DR cQoPEs, u DUANE sTssET. has. ron Tup
- last fourteen yts csnhned his practice - ths
aggravated ssscs q thi dtsase aad mild rcmorci IN
tro 70 i've dsJa psrfeoteure or ebsree.
nR. noRsIsoN Is CONSULTED coNYIDENTiALLy
~ certain ditealos which he treats vihoat nsreuyr
Recent ess.s cured in fsw dsy. Thirty one years psss
see bis London aipl,a 10 his private ohos 2z rui,on
DR, T. soRTAsoRk WOULD SAT- TO .Tnosg wsu
Tase care y NV HosIs ssvs ssy5,S mss s shs =
rofesson snd bsve treated puocesuly thcuFaues q
can DO % tirse q ebsreej from q. susSsys
xxi ysSS s a SSs yGT w. 6 Iy's ace
you AID tbs tSor oss 2sd u reaIsino j. " tSs Z ny
cesesry fer disease IN All its forms fersonH whose bea
has been ruined b. these cgotists call uDoA tally NJ
nR RArPn, AUTHOR OF TEE "PRAotioAL PEl..
~ vste Tvestise." ~, efiee beura ~ faAksrI
y ~ tsundsy .,osp.sd,-Ho. q onehvioh stTecs u la
bty ana % professional attachments saouid ssseye M
.,.esen V eissssn, whg1 rssps Of sreg sg ps
dihereu. opision scale foasd Ana 4 ,ssos sr
wei ~ tosy Mat stpiored Snt s - So ens = H a,ss
nA,rrs a. 2 ssot posty sne cyss destroy rsvvs
Issrs7ly trs.sa thsy my yaa . dsfnsG = We sa
So ~ arm no ethof w,g tiss % thnis .9etb
isd Isatysd fros Il ssSTmSa ia :, sess,
t.t 49, s XIV = ssyt{e enc verJ 81 ,ssse Ea- leri
n1ny esss 60 ;. eurod N any dsJs - had eAf
ytani 49, the " sn7 sNss q esstsa stsss, thsh
iron tsriv In sforer ist'S fsesa 80
.sdrsdies eur'sa se estar "a ir sou-csp
tTtSI a. tLe Gaze aA1 rapi AsY o. tho apge
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the leading Department. .. ave psris IL within twelve
months.
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~ have Contracted diseases. "Cura VI sOes" that H.
Take care Of thy Loath havs devoted many
profession tnd htve treated euoceEBuy thcuFanes o.
tents Thoaa who vieh consult those conpsi1ta
can do o. tfrss q charged from T., Sunosys
excepted II value yeuI health, viii avoid
fnsYes Who unbluthngb tell you Ths they onif
y0u and that their hipd Of medicine Al A. as
ceseAry disease In all it's forms fersoua whose hea
has been ruined b. these ogoiist call np0A sAg ~
william street
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HE, noREisoN IS CONSULTED CoNYIDENTihLLl
Recent cssee cured in sw days Thirty one years
snshlee him 70 cure debility Sc from salt shus
~ B.-kofee tai cured.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-01
From the " y E,.pre.,

LETTER FROM HON. ABBOT LAWRENCE
friend has received letter from Abbot Lawrence,
our Minister to London, from which we make The fol-
lowing extract. What says Of our growing indebt-
edness to Europe, and of our large importatons from
Europe Is Important TO those engaged in trade, and
teresng to all readers.
The same letter contains high compliment to Mr.
SINNERS magazine known as "The Plough, Loom,
and Anvil"
LONDON, Dec. ST. 1850.
Something must be done to arrest the I'm.
portaons from foreign nations which so far exceed our
Exports. We have now in Europe an hundred and
fifty millions oil dollars Of United States. State, City.
and Corporation bonds, which have been sold 10 pay
the balance OF trade against usn other words for the
products OF foreign labor 10 the detriment of our own
Our Exports should balance our Imports, and to THAI
extent l am willing to go-and not further. 1t is not
credable 10 great country to borrow large suma
ofnoney OF our rivals, for the purpose Of obtaining
such articles oil luxury necessity should be pro-
duced at home. We recklessly squanderng
learn wisdom
Believe me dear sir, most faithfully.
Your friend aud obedicnt servant,
ABBOT LAWRENCE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-01
sHx DOLLARS PER- ANNuJsz.

| THE RIGHT SENTImENT.-Amonot the cuests
invited to participate in the Printers Banquet, in
honor of the memory of Franklin, in New York
few days since, was Mr.. Fennmore Cooper. the
novelist. The gentleman was not able to be pres-
ent at the festival, but sent letter. breathing the
true sentiments ola patriot. 1t was the only let
ter read on the occasion touching upon the slave
ny question. Mr.. c. says:
The provision in the Constitution enioinine the SIR
render oil fugitive slaves [says Mr. COOPER is as binding
on the redeptoper class that abounded at the orh
SILKY years since, and on the apprentice as the slave
ne intimate union contemplated by the Constitution
OF 1883 could not exist without such clause in the fun
damental law; and it should never be forgotten by US
at the North, that unesswe cause this provision of tina
Constitution to be respected, that intimate unon which
is so desirable on all accounts cannot exist, if indeed
any union at all Our nationality can be preserved
only by keeping faith, and ought not to be on any
other terms"
In reference to the demeanor of the South in
regard to the refusal Of the North to surrender
fugisve slaves, Mr.. Cooper says
Ihave been estonshed at the patience of the South.
as connected with the manner in which the States gem
orally have treated their direct legal right to claim f,
gtlves and their high moral right to
shment OF those who employ age1<
brand in their midst. We have tre!
unjustly, but with cold hearted unk
neglect and indifference, as much oppd
ly feelings as it is to sound policy. W
talks OF Its right to Withdraw, as mora
to the justice OF the pretenson, if not to MS Wjsdf
L trust gentlemen, that matters are now coming to-
head, When the utras OF freedom will discover how
much they have mscalculaed the advantages of their
hurrah and learn how much louder will be that which
IS about to be raised for the lnon In this last Norlb
and South, East and West, will mingle their voices
ere long, iii q common shout.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-01

The late Dr. Bascomb, OF the Methodist Church, it
is said could never be induced to thhe peculiar
dress adopted by cergymen of his church. He belize
we'd that true humility is principle of the SOUL and
does not consist either in eccenrcity of habits the
cut of tho coat. He always dressed with neauess and
taste. This much dspleased the elder brethren,
that he was called to formal account by number OF
senior clergymen. After listening respec fully to the
arguments urged against the fashionable cut OF his garb
DR.. Bascom deliberately arose, pulled of his coat, and
hanging it on a chair, desired to know whether was
himself or the coat that preached. His censurers sm
ed at the oddity OF the argument and told him 10 dress
as he pleased.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-01
PHILOSOPHY OF BRANDRETHs vEGE.

PHILOSOPHY OF BRANDRETH'S VEGE-
TABLE PILLS.-When the tkeory OF the crcula-
ton of the blood established the secret springs OF
vitality were then partially exposed to our view. We
saw and understood that the food eat con.
vered into blood, which repaired the waste OF the ami
NAL machine; the food is fuel which keeps at life
heat the internal fires that and invgorate the
inner man. The blood is an electric fluid which car
ries this heat to every ramcaton othe body even to
the extremities ofthe hair and horny nail. While the
blood is thus the fife. it is also the Of dis
ease. Food gives the body strength; Brandreths Pills
give blood the necessary power to throw from itself
all impurities, thus rendering the stream of life pure and
healthy. If men were, more sincere, there, would
be fewer religious creeds and if they kept closer to
natures laws in the management their bodies, they
would require little medicine AS men grow more in
tegent they will become wi ser and happier even now.
their sdom is proved by the TACT that when sickness
assais Them they use BrandrethS Vegetable Universe
Pills. which soon restores them to health,
They are peculiarly adapted to this climate, and re-
qure no extra when they are used either in diet
clothing They should be always in the house, that
upon the first indication OF sickness they may be used
One dose in the beginning, Is more potehttor good than
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the SYSTEM Ia
colds coughs asthma rheumatism, costiveness, levers,
and in all acute heavy palms, their eecia
will be found beyond all praise. Three or five vii &C
like charm, often curing dangerous maiady at once
ing Remember Brandreths Pills are a known and
fully tested medicine one that used by hundreds OF
thousands in this country and throughout the civilized
world They are quietly supercedng all other med-
cines. They take out only that from the blood which
is the of weakness and pain, leaving health and
strength they produce healthy sleep at night, and an
appetite that reshes all kinds of food. Sold at DR..
BRANDRETHs principal office, 24l Broadway, and at ha
retail offices 274 Bowery, and 2il Hudson street, New
York and by agent in every place OF Importance
throughout the world who has certificate with fac
snie of the labels the genuine boxes which the puf.
chaser should be careful TO compare
'N'1e' '"'''> ~ Nj. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old NJ arket.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
ork nr,ces de 80