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In frooklyn, on Tuesday, July Is by the Rev DR.
Bethune Dawn scRyMsrR to ASN AMELIA daughter Of
Melville Kelsey, AL Of brooklyn
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHLADELPHIA, July Is, 49,
7le Fneral af Senor Garcia, &c.


71e Fgne'a! af Senor Garcia &c
The Odd Fellows Of city paying the last rites
20 senor Francis Garcia who died in this city on sa
turday while his way from Arkansas to his former
home. in Alexandria lie left Virginia about a year
since to Ill the post of professor of languages q col
Iege in Arkansas. During the last winter he was
Joined by his wife and her five children; but he
lad before that been stricken down with illness
which forced him to reinqush his situation and them
ali to tu, their steps homeward ON arriving here he
bscame 81 bad that there getting further, and
death at last ended his suffe-ings The Odd Fellows
have contributed 800 relieve the necessities Of the be-
reaved widow and her family The deceased was ma
tive Of Msdrd Spain but well known as te acher of
languages at Alexandria and Washington
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THE MARRIED. woAAN.S PRIVATE MEDICAL OoM-
panion-By Dr. A. M hauricesu Professor Of Diseases
o. Women-Twenteth edition. Is mo-. DID, 25O-Prioe Al
Years OF suffering Of physical and mental anguish many
sn wife and peounary dicultes the
band night have been spared BY timely possession Of this
contemplating marriage as discoses Important eta
which should be known to them particularly.
those whose health does increase Of
family, Il Is Of especial importance.
also. every female-hs wife. this mother-khs one
either into womonhoed the In the decline
years In whom nature important
can discover the causes symptoms and the most cfoent
and most certain mode OF ours In every complaint
(EIraot Of Letter from Gentleman In Dayton ohio)
DAYTON, Nay I, iSt7.
Ny DEAR siR MY wife keen perseptiby sinking foe
some three years In Of her grsss
gush and suffering months before and during
and Frustrated her putting her life imminent danger
which on the last OCCASION despared supposed
this state Of things inevitable and resigned myssh
meet the worst At this time lnow about Swo month";,
reaching my case On It's receipt and Perusai
prese to the relief II afforded distressed mind
the joy its pages impaired o wife learning that
great discovery Of NJ n. Desonesux provided remedy n
opened prospect to which little conceived pos-
head. in all human probability my wife would havs been
In her grave and my children left motherless.
TO- Of course mpraocabis to convey fully the
various subjects treated Of they nature STRICTLY
INTENDED for the married. those marriage
Liberty street. New York; Little b Co., Albany Jceeph
Tseher Mobile Aabams B. Peterson % Chestnut street,
On the receipt Of g. COPY will transmitted BY mail
free postage to United States
l.z24Nsw York city. Once ID Liberty street. ''~
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DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases, in few hours, BY . vegetable arpiicati
without pain In debility brought on By imprcps habits.
The local remedy any there are
who cannot be cured without it, he daily of
te, permanent erre lie has STRUCTURES daily he cures
without oaustie, which others
ling the former diseass enough. His diploma With
these and the hundreds Of certificates none can
equal It,. Yeu cured in day-D. N. Corbyn. One
local application cured few hours after anothes
tor tried long tme.C. Derond. paid $500 in fvo
years to be cured Of weakness from
a yet you cured me By local and general treatment
short tme.-Jss. Evans. Yeu Of the worst OF
syphilitio ulcers body time after
had been under three physicians for year besides usn
every qusek medicine could hear of-wm Ferguson Porh
treated by mail Once hours from A. ~ to p NJ and
] to r. =. H. LARhONT Il. D.. q Rsads street TIVE
doors from Broadway lot In the store.
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MO TILL CURED.-DRS. COOPER AND MURPHY.
2k Roosevelt street from their unparalleled
diseases be relied the treatment the
nate cases: without mercury. Dr. Ccopers patients win
hnd him at Roosevelt street. Chatham aud nowhere
eise Beware of the quaeks in Duane st. of Chatham
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NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CoRBfTT. OF ~ DUAu2
~ street may be consulted cOahdentaly the
ment Ot delicate diseescs From practice Of
years. Dr. c. F enabled 20 guaranty permanent ourss S-
out mercury DE- Cs Specific box bottle. one doias
hat never failed in efectag cure.
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REVISE IN TiSE.-DR HUNTER. PROPRIETOR OF
~ the old and long established Hunterian Dispeas
No. Division street, E,v York city cures ssricS-
ores without any surgical operation OF oaustioi Ass
cures the debuitating effects solitary habits n
n nany days as they have been year, standing Dent
D Hunter At on. efore applying elsewhere be robbed
o. your health and msney Every New Yorker DF.
eiae than any o'her living. Here few who dc-
sired the Doc % publish their proofs " You fn
iosr yee, readful disease that broke all na,
and the efeSs of mercury reduced iaI4
UP moro than year, and had been given up by dozeS
doetors-John Ed" " You cu-ud nae in the tae OF -
cholera three weehs OF readful disease than
years after three other doctors had only vvs
M up but said II much their lives worth =
DO In room with meJehn Burley Pilots Cook Twelve
years ago applied to London physician TO be
certain diseae; he well in weeks In
lss than wo months IL breke again. tried SIX othsr
wit tie .Ame effect and thoroughly well
and many headed monster until called at ysur dts
y four years sound ~ snv
nan Hving-Edwin Conn" Buaaio agency No T a
street xhere Dr. Hunters RED Drop had gon uina
Price only This rsmedy the patieat
secondary attacks Treatment BY letter. when every paS-
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DK. COOPER u DUANE STREET. HAS roa ras

~ ~! ~ years devoted lis practice the tresteas 90
uercu i and other diseases lie the
y.ted diseases snd mild cases renewed few dsy>-
StrnnFcs don't be dece we'd By tsbank Who
s,et rsme have not left Du@se eta st ~ vAios
health ehun the imrcstOr. See diploma Ia
once. ours guaranteed In each oase. . charge.
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&600 REwAKI.-JEFFRIEs' ANTIDOrE. A sPE-
POOO chc mixture for the of disorders
make speedy cure without the least restriction of dst
drink exposure or change in application to business The
proprietor challenges single case which the mixture wi
not cure under the forfeiture Of Eve hundred dollars
put bottles, with full directions ST. One bottle
lasts are cured in two days For sale By G.
RING l2 Broadway and lO6 Bsyard street New York;
Little, l04 Hanover street. Boston, Wright Co.. New
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nR. GOODS EXTRACT OF COPAvIA A CERTAIN
- and speedy specific for private disorders This
. TO cure in short time It's without
stomach Sold by Brigham Miller. II avenue D.: Lyou
az Grand street, and at Drummonds, ~ Rsads street
opposite StewArts. ''
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MEDICAL.

mi RS. hARTIN, ACCOUCuER AND oxNERAL
10 .dis. * Prepared 70 give her attendance
e nrst hospitals in Europe of the most
pnyseans In this city Can be fvvad II Fif
NEW MEDICAL BOOKs-A CoxpI vrr pY .crro.,
Y9rS .h on ths nature and trs,.ssnt delicate oass
her OF beautifully eolored plates as large as life by Home
Bostwiok NJ lecturer on surgery, disc ases a ths
edi.on price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
to kicords Actions works the family Of diseas
and far superior TO anything Of the kind n
this c0uAtrv. Author of "T The Family Physcan nriae
cents Author Ola work Self Abuse It's dspio-
rable effects No., &c sixth edition plaex prioa
81 For sale at the publisher ~ GINGER TOWNSEND
222 Broadway and by the au thor. JO4 Broadway.
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tieuiars gwen.
DR. MORRISON 10 CONSULTED coNyrprNrIALLY
certain diseases which he treats without mercury.
enables him 70 Debility Ca arny from .sE
SS1,: See bis so1soa srlons IN h. psvas oass stx
DR, IAwcErT CAN BIZ coNFIDENrIALLY CON-
diseases which be cures without mercury Recent
cured ~ siew dAys. ns Bsin zurs for nervous debility
for THAT disease e',r si1Fa "a country No Zoe al
cured.
CERTAIN pIsEASrS 4. INA VERY FIRST sYxP-
a.. tom cured by y Lasy, entirely new local rens-
mode q treatment without mercuryl Is Insurpassed by
sny 9ther IN neriea Once, 81 Lspen d street,
he 81
ON NERVOUS DEBIIrTY.-DR DE LANEY 81 LIS
renard rect continues 20 the most difficult snd
Irctraeied eases nervous debility from self sent
cured whog mcdicns soey by his own Invented ,a-
rym.nw the only certain cure in mosI gr,atmeas
DR. wAERLN, NO. ! MOTT sTLshT. Is cossuLrGD
dsS Dr. bI sp.ss .S
o. hif sr ,s,rs eigerisnee nsyer Ia ois Psss
sale By g1aohir ReSssvet s.reos. No fee sill eur
DE-: NoRTAxoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
Ia are Of thy health" have devoted many years "
ra Those Who wish % cor sus nc on sss.. s
can Y. 20 rtes q eh,rsel from 20 sP NJ sqnlsys
ina,es who .e you Iha. they only saa sure
ycu sad that their knd Of medicine Is all tht
been ruined ty th.se egotiste call upon me daily
L. soRrAhoRE NJ b.. ls william s.rssA
nK COOPER u DUANE STREET. mas roa ras
~ s ~ years devoted his practice 70 the treatmeas
nercui Il and other dseases lie the
ssAnrcts done be we'd By tsbaak Who psrsoa
s,es ny rsme have not left Du~se sss se you vAio3
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JuLv lSwind q. sunset. west
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The Ncrth River travel Is last nov at its Hood AMI
what. v,r u,,tsr the ught hosts nay cary the dsy
boa,s carp thCusenos daily hvtcn sno r.l.os' w
u,.ht ,sis and ir dsy bosss the number d rsvulsr
tkis xtef vaR Be unprecedeaied.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03
The sssees Courtesies sfLise.

z 8
Z We commend the following extract Of .
letter from the late VIM. Writ to his daugh-
ter sas worthy the attention Of our read
ers:
want to tell you secret. The way to
make yourself pleasing to others, istc show
that you care for them. The whole world
10 like the old miller at Mansfsid, 'who
cared for nobody-no not he--beeauss no.
body cared for him. And the whole woEld
will serve you 90, ifyou give thsm the same
cause. Let every one, therefcEe see that
you care for them. BY showing them what
Sserne so hsppily calls the small, sweet
conrtesiss Of Gfs'-thoss csuttesies 10
which is no parade, whose voice ID too still
to tease, and which manifest themselves BY
tender and sifecsionase looks, end little kind
acts Of attention-giving others the prefer
ence to every ht:ls enjoyment at the table,
in the field, walking, sittiag or stsnding-.
This is the spirit that gives to youf time
|of life and to your sex its sweetest charms.
1t constitutes the sum total Of al the witch
craft of women. Let the world see that
your FIRST care is for yourself, and you spread
the solitude ofths Upss tree around you,
in the same way, by the emanaticn OF
poison which kills ell the juices Of affection
10 its neighborhood. Such girl may be
admired for her understanding and ACCOM-
plishDents, but she will never be beloved.
The seeds of love can never grow but un-
der the warm and genial influences Of kind
feelings and sffectionats manners, Viva
city goes great way in young persons.
II calls attention to her who Displays It;
and If it then be found associated with
generous sensibility, its execution is irre-
sistible. .-. 81 'r-..-. -.
On the contrary, il it be found in ALI.
ance with cold, naughty, selfish heart,
it produces no further effect, except an adj
verse one. Attend to this, my daughter.
tfows from q heart that feels for you all the
anxiety parent can feel, and not without
the hope which constitutes the parents
highest happiness. May God protect and
bless you. -s .rat
Your affectionate father, =.
VIM. WRIT.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

A Boy FouSD IN WoLF's DEN.-Extract Of
q letter received BY Philip Sleemsn, ESQ.,, Of
Ply mouth, from his brother, Colonel w. H. Slee-
man:-"Court Of Lucknow, Hindostan, India.
October 8, 1850. must now tell you about q
poor boy who was found in VOLTS den, with a
she volt and three whelps. When dug into BY
some of my troops, they all bolted together. and
the boy ran so fast on all fours that he outstrip-
ped the whelps, and he was with difficulty taken
by amounted trooper. The mother Of the whelps
had carried him of from his parents some years
before, and brought him up si her own ofspring
in her den. have more instances Of the same
kind, and had what they call wild man Of the
woods brought to me yesterday, sent by the
King ofOuds. He was caught twenty-five years
ago in Jungle in the woods, when about eight
cen years Of age. He had bsen brought up By
a wolf, but abe died. and was taken ina starving
state by hermit who weaned him from eating
raw Aesh. One Of the thsn kings soldiers got
him from the hermit and presented him to he
king, BY whom, and his successors be has ever
since beer taken care Of. It was many years be-
fore he could be made to wear clothing, and even
now he dislikes the society Of men. He speaks
but only in reply to questions and then it Is with
difficulty understood. Y
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

TIE DAxpY AND rHs ALAlx WATcH.--A
New England paper tells the following story Of
a travelling dandy, who quartered at tavern, not
long since, on the Sabbath: q -.
He prepared himself to attend church, but not
possessing that very important chattle, watch,
and being particularly desirous to cut dash, he
applied to the landlord for the loan Of one. The
landlord possessing very powerful alarm watch,
readily complied with the request, but previous
ly wound up the alarm, and set it at the hour
which he supposed would be about the middle Of
the first prayer. The dandy repaired to the
church; he arose with all the grace Of finished
exquisite, at the commencement Of the prayer,
and stood playing very gracefully with the boz
rowed seals, when suddenly he jumped ss if he
had discovered den Of rattlesnakes-the whiz-
zing of the alarm had commenced. The people
started-the dandy made furious grab at the Of.
Tending watch with both hands, outside Of the
pocket, and attempted to squeeze it into silence.
but in vain it kept up its tur.rr.r, and it seem
ed as if it would never stop! The sweat rolled
off the poor fellsw--he seized his hat, and, max
ing one effort for the door, hurried of with his
watch pocket in one hand, and his hat in the 9th.
er, amid the suppressed laughter Of the whole
congregation.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

CoNcREssIoNAL.-Ne Fugitire Bill
We find the following in the procs ssdings Of
the 10th, in the Senate:
Mr.. Bright, in pursuance of notice, asked
and obtained leave to introduce bill Is.
45s) explanatory Of the act approved Sep
tember lS, 1850; entitled san act to amend
and supplemental to the act entitled an act
respecting fugatives from justice and felons
escaping from the service Of their masters -
approved Feb. IL, 1893; which was read
the 6rst and Second times by unanimous
consent.
Mr.. B. said: Mr.. President, move that
this bill, together with the accompanying
papers, 60 to the committee on the Judici-
ary. Before the question is put, however,
/ desire to state that there 10 missppre.
hension on the part of some Senators as to
the true object Of this bill. To correct any
erroneous impression that msy exist, here
or else whore, | will state that this bill in
no way intsrferes with or disturbs vhst are
known as the "compromise measures" pass
cd at the last session of Congress. Iadvo-
Gated those measures then, and when pre-
sent ct the voting uniformly gave them my
support. shall be the las. Senator on this
Aoor TO offer any proposition proposing 9
repeal Of any one Of them, or 10 any way re-
newing the agitation and mischieveus ex-
citement We have passed through. There
are conflicting opinions, Mr.. PTesjdeet, O.
mong the legal minds, Of the country as "a
whether the actofl793 { as it is called } wss
repealed BY the compromise measures Of
the last session. This bill is merely de-
claratory in its nature, ensc.ing that all le-
gal rights existing under the Law of 1893
may be prosecuted to final judgement and
execution, as though the fugitive slave Law
of 1850 had not passed. tits proper should
state that this bill was prepared BY . dis.
tinguished citizen of Indiana, once a mem.
Der Of this body-a gentleman Of scknovl.
edged talents IS jurist and statesmsn-l
refer to the Hon. o. H. Smith-and, as
understand from the letter that sccsmpsnie.
the bill, is intended to cover class of cases
pending and undisposed Of when the law oi
1850 passed. All that he petitions for is q
reference Of this bill 10 the appropriate
committee Of this body, not doubling, as !
cannot doubt, they will make such report,
and Congress will take such action a. right
and justice demand. ask that the accom-
panying paper 60 with the bill to the com.
mittee on the Judiciary.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

locating q ranch. They were about five
miles north esss Of Johnson's ranch, in e.
Dorsdo county.
~ We understand that the attack was made
when the whites were not expecting any
thing Of the kind, but Maj. VIM. Graham
had spent too much Of his time 10 the Rocky
Mountains to be wholly unprePsred; and
quick % the nature Of the case would ad-
nit, his men were armed a fought the
Indians according to .asir own mode Of
warfare, from behind trees and rocks. The
result Of the fight was nine Indians killed
and one white man wounded in the leg BY
q rife ball.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

Uncle BiN's First L0re.-My uncle Bill
and my aunt Airy reside on Long Island, not
far from the farfsmed resort, Rockaway.--
One evening last week, as cunt Airy was
boiling some chestnuts for "Y orkers" to eat,
and as Uncle Bill sat smoking good Ha-
vana we had brought down with US. we
pursusded him TO tell us q story. Uncle
Bill tells good one when he chooses, and
being man that loves to please, he dipped
deeply, very quickly into the merits Of the
one he proposed telling, somewhat thus:
"Whsn was a slip of chsp I had oc-
cssion TO travel some distance in stage
coach, as stesmboats and rsilvsys were not
too plenty in those days. Now had heard
tell often offelers falIin in love at first sight,
but never had much believed il, till that
siege made me kinder think so. had the
luck Of sitting alongside one Of the pref
ties: woman lhsve ever seen. (Uncle Bill
looked slyly at Aunt Airy.)
81 soon fell in love up to the brim, chuck,
with the gal. As it was growin' dark, the
stage was psssin' through q thick wood,
aud l thought my time was come surely
As tOuuo my sueuS" gun QUCAiyS
kinder gently lifted my arm and drew it
round the fair ones waist, she moved not,
but only made slight noise, which sup
posed was love sigh; says /, dear one,
sweet one, l love yer, will yer love me2--
The girl said nothin,' but made the noise
supposed was . love sigh again. then
pressed her to me, and her head fell on my
shoulder. and begsn to tremble ell over;
but still kept my tongue sgoin', and says
I, dear little one, won't yer love me, can't
yer love me, will yer marry me? The stage
Just then drove out Of the wood, and the
moon shone on her face-snd / looked on
can what?" We ell exclaimed.
sand" says Uncle Bill, "she was sleep
in and snorin' in my arms"
Whep our Yosrs Of laughter had somewhat
subsided, Uncle Bill said, ether she sits
bilin' chesnuts.'
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

Il California Sn0w Storm-That our rea.
ders may have some idea Of the winter eli.
mate Of California, we subjoin the follow.
ing from the Pacific Nsws. The region
where the catastrophe occurred is about up
on the same parallel Of latitude with St.
Louis: .@.
"From the las. reports upon the head
waters of Feather river, snow has fallen TO
the depth of twelve or fourteen feet, and
cold 80 intense that eighteen out Of party
Of nineteen men, ,fross to death in one night,
and sixty or seventy mules. The snow fell
80 rapidly that the wood was covered, and
they were obliged to burn their cabin to
keep from fseezing; but even that did NOT
save them. tits known that over two hun
dred men have remained upon the North
Fork, with the determination Of wintering
there, and fears are now entertained thai
they will ell perish"
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

A WISE ProPLE.-Oregon makes good
offer for people who wish to get home Of
their own. The only trouble 10 the cost Of
getting to this ''land Of Promise" It is
proposed to give one hundred and sixty
acres Of land to any one who will settle
with them within the next three years
Bachelors are entitled to this donation; mar
ried men willreceive twice as much. As q
further premium, those who contract mat
rimony in the territory, are to receive an
extra allowance.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

II The Cincinnati Star relates the following
anecdO.e Of young gentleman Of ths South, who
expended large fortune money, negroes, eve
rything, in a course Of intemperance and profit
gacy.
He had just paid last years grog bill Of 500.
One day he was walking in the street very
leisurly, when seeing physician on the Oppo-
site side, he called out TO him to come over.
Doctor" said he, Il wish you would just
take look into my throat"
81 don't discover any thing, sir" saidth doc
tor.
"You don'G" said he. "why that's strange ;
win yeu be kind enough, sir, to give another
|look?"
"Really, sir" said the doctor after second
look, II don't see anything"
"No! why doctor there is farm, ten thou
sand dollars. and twenty negroes gone down my
throat"
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

DsArH OF W. G. MINoR.-A tslegraphic
despatch vas received here yesterday, an
the death Of w. G. Minor, Secrs-
tary Of the Senate. He died at Jefferson
City, Of pneumonia, on Thursday last
Mr.. Minor was a gentleman, well known
and highly respected throughout the State,
and wiltbs deeply famentsd: He was a.
bout 40 years Of sge.--[St Louis Union,
26th ult. .-. ..... ....s -.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

Br"Alabama" signifies, in the Indian
language, "Hsrs we rest!" A story is told
of tribe ofIndians who fed from relent.
less foe to the trackless forest in the south
west. Weary and travsl-vorn, they reach
ed noble river, which flowed through a
beautiful country. The chisftian Of the
band struck his tentpole in the ground and
exclaimed, "Alabams! Atabama!" ("Here
we resti Here We rest!")
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

compare favorably with any other State Of the
Union, in the promptitude Of her citizens in the
payment of taxes levied for the support Of the
State Government, and to the punctuality Of her
collectors in the payment Of the revenue so col
lectsd into the State Treasury.
'tfg Respectfully submitted,
.s. WILSON BROWN, Auditor.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

An absent minded editor having csurtsd
girl and applied to her father the cid man
said: 4,
Well you want ny danshter-what ssrt ofa
settlement viii ysu give herP ., -, r..
+ Give hers replied the oshsr looking up va
cantIy, Oh III give her 9 puff in the pa
per. s,Es
Take her. replied the iaihsr.
That was sensible al around, ..
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FREE SOIL wHIGS.

This biped genus is becoming quite az
common as free soil Democrats. Since the
election Of Mr.. Geysr, the tender-footsd
ara beginning to limp and show their defor-
nifty. II is hard to tell which curses the
election Of Mr.. Geyer most bitterly free
soil Wings or free soil Democrats.-Mstro-
politan. -
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

II A political orstor wittily compared
party promises to Western roads, which
opened stately enough with planted trees
on either side, to tempt the traveller; but
soon became narrower, and ended in q
squirrel track, and ran up tree.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-03

nAn exchange paper says the word "PhilO-
pena" signifies, in its common use, "frisndship'.
forfeit" Itis aGresk and Latin compound, and
literally interpreted, sigal6ss ID love the pen
atty"