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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-10

EXTRAORDINARY DEvELormENr OF TAI
EST.-As an instance of the remarkable de.
velopmrnt of native talent, the Republic re.
lates the lollowing
The most re remarkable instance of forgery
OF which we have lately heard trans pired
within few DAYS past in this citv. A GER
tlrmln ambitious Of place under govern.
mrnt, an falling 10 obtain an appointment
in the regular way, stole, took. or procured
from the desk Of Secretary Sruarls office,
the skeleton form of an appointment to the
CrnSus Office. Mr. Stuarts name was al.
ready appended TO 1t, and the aspirant had
hut TO insert his own name and few other
Items Interesting 10 himS lf. Thus fortified
ht presented himsrlf to Mr.. Kennedy, who
had him sworn in. and assigned him desk,
AMI set him TO work at simple addition, so
much pracricrd in this Office. Mr.. K. who
has himstl gone much further In the arilh-
melic, brought 10 bear upon his new clerk
aud his credentials such powers of analysis
as soon led him to conclude that there was
screw looss somewhere; and only lew
words with the Secretary were required TO
make the case a very clear one.
how II camn TO pass that the novice got
wind OF the detection We do not know but
this we do know, that when sought soon az
ter he could not b. found. He had exhibit
ed c.rrkly talent anI business knowledge Of
high order, and was too modest TO await
the measure OF approval they were destined
TO bring him.
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cowhidinr
The s.. Louis Times ol The i7th iust. =,

The s.. Louis Times OF the l7th lust. saws:
We understand that on Saturday, person.
named O'Hsra' Inflicted severe PERSONAL
chas'isemrnt With cowhide on Rev.
VIM. Proiisman, pastor Of the CentenarT
Church. y SEEMS the alleged .provocution
was, some remarks made by the rpvetend
geutlrInan, during the recent investigation
otlhe Ghihls gtaee, !, iniathe Mzihodist
Church, in relation 10 fen,Ale lsislies Il
2 )'haEs. This IS sbe same pelson Hho.
inr ! simuhsr causr, attacked arl cenfd
lIe'iaeuis|IfsI fouhselluI ton,t months
since b i|lat instonenn also, he s.iltf!
grew OFT Of TIE cAilds css.
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New prooess 81 Tanning.

The New York Tribune is conrinced Of
the practicabiiity ani utility Of the newly
discovered and patented process Of tanning
leather which co,rbines economy with ex-
traoninary expedition The time required for
thorough Thinning ranging from one 10 thirty
days. according to the miterial. No French
or German calf-skin can exceed il in
strength, plisbiliiy or beauty. while the
Boots, Shoes Gloves. &C., manufactured
rom il are Of singular excellence in every
respect.
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London Parks.

The Parks of London are numerous and
immense, and are among its most pleasing
sights. st. James Park, especially, is ex-
quisltely beautiful, being ornlmented with
trees, and hedges, and BEAUTIFUL walks, hav-
ing in It's centre lake of water, which is it's
eli variegated with little islands and penin-
sulas, on which are rocky mounds, and pat
terres, and bowers. On the bosom of the
lake floats numerous varieties of aquatic
birds, and around its margin, during the
summer and autumn afternoons, spot myri-
ads OF children full Of glee and msrriment,
tits | judge, some sixty acres in extent, and
fronts the buckingham Palace, where the
Queen resides when she is in town. From
81. James we pass into Green Park of equal
size but not yet of equal beauty; passing
through this diagonally, we enter, under d
triumphal arch and a magnificent gateway,
the great Hyde Park and 'Kensington Gar
dens,' which occupy 3v5 acres of ground.-
Here on a fine afternoon, and especially on
Sundays, may be seen not less than 10000
carriages; and as TO the multitude on foot, il
is vain TO try TO guess their numbers. Ii i,
said, that som 'times SO 900 are seen movina
in one line! Regents Park is next in size
lit includes 800 acres. This Park is elabo,
rately ornamented, and contains many objects
Of attraction, such as the Geological Gar
dsns, already msntioned--an sinnsr circle
ofeighteen acres devoted to botanical science
1.-The Colosseum, etc. The Victoria Park
is at the east end Of London, and comprises
800 acres. Ipresume that not less than IL
200 acres are included within the parks Of
London, which. will giye you some, idea Of
Itne immense size OF the ciay Aside from
| lll6 laal pakks. slia.e ais "a QassS, and cils
clcs. and .ciescenls ianomsfable. similar 10
those III New Yogk and PHILADELPHIA, which
gIsst| 3 IS Son'sibu's e " hspl'h spa ospsmaa'
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tested BY the public on this subject. we
would suggvst'that as early an investigation
asls convenient would be- acre p,able 10 the
Undersigned. ANN M. Flsu,
MARGARETTE Fox.
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HuRRAING IN CHURcH.--It is. stated, by
the Sllem Mass Gazette that on Sunday;
the 10th ult., while the Rev. Theodore Par
ker was preaching in his church at Boston,
he exclaimed, in reference to Shadrach, the
rescued slave, 81 thank God that the fugitive
has escaped" whereupon the congregation
gave him three rounds of applause. 81
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shall have authority TO sue for end recover the
debts and property Of any corpora tion formed
under this act, and which may be dissolved /;
Dy the name Of the trustees of such corpora
biion, describing il by its corporate nane and
snail be jointly an scve rally responsible to The
creditors and stockhc lders Of such corporation,
~ tie extent Of its property and effects that
snail come into their hands.
z oEc. 20. Nothing con uned In this act shall
~ so construed as 10 impoir or affect he
rights OF any corporations heretofore created
suh1er an special act, without the assent OF
iuch cor oratiol shah be first civ the eto, in
Fhe manner heieIDbrfore desig mated in the
ft~enllrlh and twenty sections Of ihIs act.
I &c. 26. The municipal authorities Of uny
5chy' town or village, in which any gaslght
fcOihpany shall be organized under This act, or
any act heretofore passed, are hereby author
lzcd to contract with any such corp Grafton Tor
fhes lighting tho streets, lands, squares aud
public places, in any such city, town or viii
lags. s JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives..
CHAS. G. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
January II, 1851.
SECRETARY OF STATES oFFIcE,
Columbus, Feb. 10, 1851
hereby certify that the regoing acts are
true copies of the Original rolls now en- file in
this Office. HENRY W. KING,
Secretary Of State.
AUDIroR's OFFICE, ScIoro CouN TY,
March 6, 1851.
hereby certify that / have ccmpored tie
above with the copy furnished by the Secretary
of State, and find II correct.
GEO. A. WALLER, A. S. G.
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BANKING OFFICE

KIN NEY g. r RAG VI
KINNEY & TRACY have opened an Of
N. fca for discount and deposite. on Front
street, four doors below the U. s, Hotel.
Interest allowed on Jeposi:es, payable on lie.
mand. Gold, silver, and uncurrent notes
bought aud sold. Office hours from 8 Am
ailI 4 P. M.
Mayl3 1850.
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Business Garos.
Blanks! BlankS!!

A N assortment Of blanks Of various kinds
In such as WARRANTED, Quit Claim and Mort
gage Deeds, Subpenas, summons, Executions
Attachments, and other Justice sblan ks C o II
antly on hand at thisofice.
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=, 4. n
AsBrs There VS. a ta'r demand tor both sorts AMI
the market tesdtl Some So barrels ssli al So 80
tor pots aDo SO tSA for pearls
BhEApsIurFs- -~rhe market for State and
Werterr nour hrm but the transactions we're OF
retail character. The better grades were in request
Ter the local trade aud the common oranls for snip
ne1 st our inside prices There nothing done tor
the Eaf or for investment st the close, the tsnden-
cy IL any thing in favor Of the buyers or domes
eic, ooo barrels banged hands, including No sd
perhne At ~ ~ ~ 62h ordinary to choice STATE,
at - 81 u.s. mixed 10 fancy Michigan aud india
ma at - 81 n 50 t6a pure atn"sse ana round noop
Ohio al IS % IS l2k fancy ONO ana 9enssss, at
20 10 - -, snd * ~ dc al NO oo % o.5a Jana
dian "a fair demand but th- LiKh views or owners
checked ks business ootus small lets OF good COM
NOR ts-rdr ,sed of ~ 81 STA but they
were ge5 srsilv bella at "a "a s. % ia bond.
lot Of looo barrels Inferior cold on private
terAas, snppoeed at ~ 90 We have change
20 mote in th. market tor Southern 1our while
sales To the extent ot 500 barrels made, at
So tca s5 l21z for to good Al4xandgis, Balti
70. &c ara - y : % - 'or fancy rye f.oHf was
held traAy ~ SO oah vtah l0e barrels solo, Germ
hat hettet sith ealss of 450 barrels Jersey at
81 VI ~, closibg ~i,t upward appsatance There
Was I'D active inquiry nor hlckahest Flour with con
sidsIs bic sales 81 26 IS per bb 81 IS So 90 per
Ioo les ana 7Vs ne psrqr bag There va. nothing
OF n portspse usussct.d In Hhes the high prices
demanded b. holder. OF domestic d-terriug purchasers
Fer prime Genesee IS ssked. and tor Michigan
81 ~ = wtthoui ssles In Rys there va, nothing
70 n.te he salve a. 500 bushels made, At
rs cts e.. ivered O0Is were IN rtesdy request with
sales of Nor bern at = 20 ct- ard Jersey at As
limited stock In the market Ordinary 70 good
worth 80 pucts Hsders Of Corn were very firm,
fof export Included IL the sactioHs 10000
bushels. ~ % 90 cts TOR southern yellow and
SS osL cts tor old yellow from store
CORR Tn. market ltner better for Rio. but
ether qualities we're qU'et Sales OF $50 bags we're
mace At lla The stock Of all kinds in this ket,
the let nut amourted TO Id 00O bags consisting of
l2Ooc Java 800 Rio TOO Cuba 500 Laguayra and 800
6t Domingo
CoTroN. Tbs market Is very firm under the advices
per Baltic the letter. being hstterng for large
sconsumptiop and increased demand, consequent
upon the change from the lighter TO the heavier do
rcription fabrics Tbs Gales to-day 900 bales
We quote
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2; Da
: r; s..... y; +;
J.A a IT n.rbeI saw ss..aip CITY Of glasgow. Nat
ss.p is:Sss sss.s Ea.s.sIaSI Cantor. ITO d.ys With
ship Prssi. Jams. alynS Commander San Franchise
s sy ,: s1s d: ,y c ss r. 4: s
J.nsro hs.y. Dec a. Is, % 10 IS spoke osua
ai:ss,.Is gold mine: o. he
.ns c Nov II %s.s
* ::'s =: =:
New ;hf
Is,s..
neil apsSrn Co Has Experienced heavy gale: from the
which damaged sails rigging. stove tuiwsrI
ship Rsrins wilson, Charleston. with cotton 40.
snip Bulilsy srey1 cha.is:s.n days. With cotton
IL s::: Il: *; S;s
Barr smroa tof wsldoseroh Robinson New Orleans. 10
Ion SPOKE my: from Gsi,:::sa tsT NV
Brig y,lsmqr !Fr,. nsrs.,I. Rochelle. via Boston. -
Brig Oust. Wssa (swI ciuse Cstto rs days. with Wines
Brig Juno tsw), Florence Malaga. Sc days. wish fras to
sSIs spoke barn Howard from Boston for Orleans
e.vay Bolivar City and % days from the
big YIma icOrnl Blanchard. Angostura. 70 days. with
ha ss Ary e. eoTan cuIassa days. with hides to
a.s sn - 1t % from N
lost the deck load consisting Of ~ tons q tus,io
saS. . WITH cone. & SHs whitney
"a,
deck load. consisting Of or IONS loswood.
Brig AlPhsss Brown. Gorsi'es 20 days with mahogany
Brig Eudora Matthews St Jago de Cuba, IL days. with
Brig Assrss cOohane. Cisnfueso % days. with sugar.
Bra Gle amor iBrl Fuller CORVALLIS Ms, IS days. with
Brig ha.sgordA Purchase. hatasaraa Bay. Deoz with
Brig Eliza Jane Carlisle. ApaachisOi.. IS days. with cot
isT's asc 1s NJ *''A naval
Brig Foster iOf rrovidsnoeL Hopkins. PhldeiphiA.
Brig L.nson. Moore. Philasephis. days.
% passengers Lewis: Dec q, lat s. lon TO- spoke
sehr Tult. Horton 5. Jaso de Cuba 10 days. with
sehr salem tBr Kenny Sidney Co. "a days with coal to
. sssr WITH wsr 1 III GS
sehr Brien. Peterson DobOy IiAnd. Ga. days, with
ssbr DsRos.et = Wilmington &c. sd,ss with naval
sohr vol.n.. simsnson, Norfolk 5 days
schr Sarah Merrill. strong, Baltimore, days.
schr m williams Avery, PniladelphiA days.
sehr Superb, sross Philadelphia DAYS.
sehr Blosrom Collins. Leipsc. Del. 2 days.
soSr wahsa. Ansham. El.worsh IS days. Dso u.s. of
Block Island gale split square sail flying jb, stove
boat. and lost part of deck load.
Lewis Bslch (ef Prescottl. NcFaddan. Lubec, 81
days Dec 2 lat as Ion H. in gale stove buTarks and
lost part Of deck load.
J.n-wisd at sunset Southwest.
Fellow.
Brig Mary. from Galveston with cotton sc. TO Hussey
Murray.
Brig htrurian, from Darien, with yellow pine.
Sohr Ii Perry Is Gays from Carthagena TO kverett
| Brown
| schr segetehet, from Cedar Key.
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TelegraPh,c Reports.

CHICAGO, JAnlary 1891,
The following articles hav. been shipped from this
place, by the lakes during the past season Beef 3d.,
241 EarrsR Hour 60 432 barrels pork IL 307 barrels
2e20 i3 bushels oats. 136 s5I bushels; wheat
7eS 45l bushels; WOOL el3 s62 pounds The whole
quantity Of wheat shipped from chicago IN all direc
tons, in 1919 9S6 264 bushels III 1850 it
s73 GA bushels Corn ped in 1919 644 s4 bushels
In $50 262 2S5 bushels Wool In 1919 $40 500 pounds
increase in 1850 800 $50 pounds Cattle slaughtered
IL $3.50 q 500 salt i'm ported in ls49 9T100 barrels
IL 100 osg in 1850 AZ l52 barrels SO 9s5 bags Tolls
in all on the Illinois and Michigan Canal in 1SiS
see7S; 1sis, s1ls7s7; 1850, sl2. ga
CINCINNATI, Dec 3l--A. NJ
The hog sales bavs nsen 200, at 81 10 for fair 81
20 81 % Tor let averaging go to 24O lbs and 81 40
for 100, avers siE5 275 lbs.
CIsclyS.rI Dec SIP. N.
Hogs without material change 1000 sold a.
81 % 81 weight $50 to 40 lbs; and 900
extra, averaging $50 lbs at 81 So 900 lbs clear pork
sold at sl2 Other articles are unchanged The wea
thsr is moeerate. and the canals will again b. open
tomorrow. letter from reliable source at Lsfsy
cite Incians rays that there will be slight falling off
OF hogs ut thst place but st points above the number
lie about the last year aud below, there IS =
deficiency az about oue-fourth; with falling of
throughout of ten per In weight The Wabash Is
nat nsvigsble, ard all the stuff is locked up.
BALrIMoRE. January 2, 1851.
The Coffee market Is firm Sales have been made
during the week Of 1900 bags Rio, at l01a l01s
The .tock on hand il $500 bags.
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BosToS Jan. l.-By facsioa-se0 Conn-oteut River and
Railroad ads pays1ls 1888 %; II shares Win
pisimmst COMPANY 1905 IS do. United States Inurancs
uomlaHy 10; ~ Nov Engsud Norstsa Company. e6 :
Mercantile Marine Insurance Comp>nJ 1914. Bro
board div. Vermont Central Railroad Tn 81 $40
oadessbursh Railroad Bonds W 9s: no Vermont aad
Ma achuset hairoad bono- 80 80 $3.50 Vermont Cea
shares Vermont and Sassashusets ksiroad 0A Syt 6
10. Worcester ana Nashua Rsrosd 5; ~ do Northern
khgoaa, 1iss "a do Boston and Maine RAILROAD l0i
lU3 do Ia, kai road 0h 10 %. Western Railroad
I's so d. Vermont trail hstlroaa, 37A 40 do do,
50 IS 100 DO cn b. 80 a, 5ei Is d. Fitchburg Railroad
is& es 80 do. fhilsdel uhla Wlmin ton and RAlti-
more Railroad, 3 do Michigan Central Rsilrosd div
no. i5 Do. Bank Of Commerce, 1923 Second Board-O0
shares Vermont Central Rshosd = 81 d., 49, 30 do do
ss do Old Cclory Rsilr" So 3n %. 0zdenburg Rail-
road $50 DO Wssten Railroad u2s 50 do Vermont and
AassAchutstts Railroad, 80 d.. 3ll1
hAuIAprLPIuA Jan 2-First Boards25o1 Philadst. Co.
~, 10, ltlh 60 do lO Il; 50 Cty is l0i 900 Alle
shsss Co us 80 LOO Reading IS 79 200 she y Amer
ees BIS l3 luJ do. S. lSs 100 DO. So 1885 500 do b5
IL 100 do ls]s 100 ao IS Iss 100 d. b5 1885 100 d.
ReaciIs RI csp.sl hnae 81 gsm and Amboy 1885, rs
20 d.. ll6 a. c. iI5. Is Phiis Bank 1873. 81 Sch Nav
h5 10y Alter Sclcs-SlS6O sity 6s O4; 100 shs ".
O. A. IA 30 do Is; $50 Reading RR STA so do 373s 200
Mnr.s Iapa - Second Boris 90 penns 6s lOi; o0O
PeDra SIS q; oscar Texas ms S. 400 lornty5- -91s 1000
Alleghany Go. is 95 100 shs Amer Coal l5 100 do 49,
SG!ess2ia City 50. l04. Luz ) o. 81, ll51a 5000
Penns S. 93 SOC ahs n Amer Coal 5. 100 Norris Canal
- 3J Mon Canal, 1874; IS 90 49, $50 Reading RR N.
RALrImosR. Jan Isl $50 Baltimore 6s, 1898. l0i shs
Bala 3rc and Obio Railroad ~ IS York and Cumberland
RslE ed, 20; 20 do 2U1s l20 do, 20
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Passengers Arrived.


Sou therner-hiss Chandler Miss
Richards Miss Wilson Miss Grandjean Rev Plsts
Field, W Andres = Sergeant, Waiasrisht FAM
1 Ws;;JIs Wsyh ~ G.as HaS.sll II hsn.ma R
CHAeErsstesrnship Pacific. at New orleansJudss AL
rison Capt White. Mr. Montope and lady NoMslen,
isn. br.sisy TB;adisyJ . Davis; IIason; Thes
SsSfsy PAX. ks .aapsy s9f K.s.
Raymond 4 LOOMS. G Harris. Dosson. ) mast.
ipgs DrJ Hynson. Prewist shahin, L. Colgoove.
pass n kSasr,s and son a0ssy Ret. DR.
w Wood. w Ragsdafe, W Lane srsnE. A II Guild. z
Mgnsy Mcneil. Anderson, G Carter. VIM Carter III w
We Clark. sasser, Y Bower. wSsmore, %nics.
crigsa Rsiney, p Bentley Mrs Chase. Barring
ton VIM hrso, T Hayes. GEORGE Peters, Graz Ray,
sr TnoMAs. kc-Propeller Mern-w n smith. Of Bsrmu-
d; @ Taylor wi Humphreys. Of Philadelphia Thomas
Brd; Beauaand Csio Ferris Ct cid Of b gotta
LvsRpooL-fscket ship Arctic--xr snd hrs Newell DR.
cxNTvS-ship Josnu~ pAtes- Ger. vas.a-sraas eva
LospoE-Paohet ship American Consrsss-Nrs Spears,
NEw ORLEAss-Bark NiErod-John Roach, Maria Rns IN,
Mrs Levinaler and ehild Mrs stnson and LADY Mics
hr Levnsaler Capt Wilson, Capt Henderson, Mrs. Rob
ApaLsoHucoLA-Brig Rirs Jane-Mrs wilkins.
Bolivar CIry-Brig Ar Fostura-Nr Sanford Gregory.
hsT.eoRnA Bsy-BrG hstagorda-Srs Yaadorvoort an
ST TnoMAs-sehr Eurhemia-A somerby WIN Collins. q
ps.,sneITg Wili,us cha. stnson Y Amid9a wm
ries, II Brown! White, wilcorb / barnard.
hRcrc 0cEss. sc-At Honoulu--shirs Jefferson, Mrs
tezuma hrs Tower UneAf, Ers EdwaraG Abigail from ia
pan, krs Young
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Foreign Mails.

Letter Bsg fcr Bermsas rhonAs Porto yeo. and .l
taehssse Reading Room COZ EAehanss Monday On
letter LAS q steamer southernsr for Charlssson will
el,se AZ ,hs 1ehanre Reading Room 6f gxeAaassl on
sEs.I sa =. steamer Paassrs for RIO Ia1,iro sse
Exchasssl on Monday Jan s. At ia oolsot. 49, "
stie can be IRE psS A. me Above sso. s,r o.
Che B.ss .rs also ., keayons n VA, street.
Herald Marine Csrresposdssee.
Arriyed iss .9sASrsa in :ho A,r5sF jsin
sssIsI' Rismssa ReeflaHa. via Salem; Clark Winsos,
oS,aaAry ,ehT, ssnog s,.ysr. Porsaogts. RI FOR do
40 Tor salem susan Russell, do tor Nantucket Meridian
s,,-sehr, ivanhee s,@enon gYori for Roshl,nd Mary
II Chsss KNIGHT, % tor Lubec
RI Gardner FOR Nshtuekesi kafawbs Gilman for Frank
pnrlpuJmA, Jan % Pm.
Arriyedstsarss hip City q o.sow, Matthew'S n7srsool
ssasr, sIs brA Graham jamaica 'ohr' Anna
SUP pAstscvs Rogers q and from Phiiadephia Sept s.
2 r. f Peru s a. ;S.aSn N.7 T. s 70 "a i
sfn M ns ,sr .sliss h. , az. sH sss, maa
% :sss .aas u, q. p,rSsr me m nan
s sss's s sqs i' :S shTfSsa s9a
alter TIE storm aa blown away. the ship per-
18th the hurricane moderated.
hs port rsv - from ssays sontsct Sov II. ras
81 1ir,sd - Liv.rp.?l g,h u from psilaaslpaia John
vas Irt'ousJ suppo'sd The sus;aiasd tut little a..
ear vrsIcS Mobile rspc-t,-Dsol IS 10 nile, Fast o.
~ ~. iarse barh srPsreaty English In tow o.
N.eNAe1', s'ShpAL "a tst Asy vest
ftf gAcop PEnuHsThe fau.irs % fhc hall 81 shin IA
80 rrsstei on smiths Issna whsrevsr toead
remained Of the cargo. wherever found. sold for Sss
49, irom ship Ossppes 81 Portland,
SIDE. ssceurasng than Grs- Tssre l. NJ po
I've hiPn loa the sntp has ttlaeds and thtrgport
,attor go been lsndsd in q eonsitien ~ also 600
sprss the Csre n cara 20 Fr0vneetswn harbsr
VII - tTped - this dy Tue cargo PROBABLY exceeds
~ fhDe 50 co., bue the less preseu. APPEAR
shtss VII te but msceras rsr centAgo l0sD ibis our
~, - i'u.s, a1a ~ "a 49, I'll Az there ~
- ~. I, ~ XIV. s,lg' $500 ~ ~lteh we
sn.l - Anssissa sg0o each. asd ths Neptune silo
~vnie s5l1a az he psrrsa Once Boston. s1Ii5 ~ tie
~ eaa Osies 80 so y Lsttngtou. ~ There y
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ArriyedBrg vuture, Palermo; schrs Harriet Pailais
phia Mary Taylor, Richmond
Cleared-shiP Huron, Noresns barts Alton Genoa Ho-
rsr Havans Lawrence Baltimore; briggs Phonix Pernam
bneo; Druid katana.s harres Newell Cardenas B9,son
HALIFAX Bllow. Galveston Acorn and Emma, Philadelphia;
BATE. Dss as
Ciearsdshp Naples. Eorlsars briss wsnderer HavAna
kius Dudley Bnchsvie, Sc schrs ustsosA, Wlninssos
NJ; Banner, kYork.
ssled-Sehr 6reeiAn Havana.
FALL Rvvn, Dee 81.
Ssiled-Sioop Prcsi tent, EYork
Arrived Jan l-sloop Ann Holmes. fYork.
HKw oaLKAss Dec "a.
sailed-Berk Lunetts, Boston.
2,hArr ship Creole HYork. Bid ship Maid Of orlsan5
York; bark Pilxrim,
23th-Arr shps Ashburton Juni.tE Marrnion, CuEbsr-
land. ana Hawthorn SFerk cid snip Cairo, Boston.
spoken-st.amshps Falcon on H.ttssss. sstn Georgia
Of Cape Antcuio 18th.
NKwsURypoRr, Jan !.
ArTived-sshr william. EYork
Exw BEDFORD, Jan /.
krrived-Bris Florence 3uekaville, sc.
CleaEsd-5aEs Aniasr, NPscite.
FRovInEror. Dee 81.
Arriysd-sla5p Willard Eyork.
arrived Jan ist-sl9op Victory, NYurk.
sLilee-Sotp WA SANFORD, NYork.
PORTLAND. Bee 81.
Afrivsi-schr Luella, Philadelphia
eaile6-Brig AlesiA, Havana.
Arrived Jsn BRIG Hlhernis, kttanzas
CleAred-Briss Frances Ellen, Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03
MEDlCAL.

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In the more northern ATTITUDES Russia Canada,
among the ALPS Of Switzerland where The winters
ad severe and there nudden
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establishes good groundg he tor prolonged
II the allegations OF those who least entoa
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possible Ore OF the eiseoyeres 4 Sh
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been before the pubic some ten This liaee
cine was first discovered and Introduced the
since which time s success has constantly no
demsnd, until 10 hts Of il the
remedy for consumption in its il
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