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Bosroz; July %. brekeys Bcqyd.G6 shares vs5non'
Ceptrs ksr,ad 5iN 80 do, Sif iSl do. A'. l25 =,
81. ~ d. tta 81 10 Eite.enrs -siEe.l l&ra Sorth
s2, seeo 800 after lod 81, loo Do. biO, S2!q; 81 io
lad. &i. Boston and Providence Railroad. S1s do
M BGston ard Worcester Railroad io 81 Vermont and
Masss Ghusstts Railroad. bNd 2 Michigan Central Rail
Tead ls % Rutisnd Railroad ~ 80 Old Colony Rsiroad
stth. G1s DO, Boston and Maine Railroad. rSls do
iaSs 40 Eass%orth Coppapy SOD =. 70 Eat b'ston
company 70 Lowell Bleaeherv. 40 CantOn Company
G2H 2 Rank q Conmeree iois p d. lol1 90 DO Sod
glA.
rHILADssP July 30Ffvst Board-saN wi min ston
Railroad os st $50 lehish Interest s4la :lU Penn-y
yania SIS ~ 5OtV do 20 30D do D 6 Tvxas 10 cent
AZ LOO Pittsburgh Ca II, 9ls gao .srden 6's t 10
shares kensington Rank 6 Aechsnies sank. 90 10 Nan
sne Meehs. Bank 9bA do. Y; 10 amer. lns lbA loj
Reading Railroad hS 26h so do. 26S 10 do. 26l sti do
~. .asr SaiesS5 90 Reading ksiirosd g. 70 7l 30
thsres Beading Railroad 26 30 do, 26 30 dos. 25E,
Second Board 500 Lehgh Nav Int s. $50 shares Read
ing Rar sd 2 30 do, 26l liter Ssies50 sharos Read
II z Railroad, 26ts; 80 do 26is.
PALTINoRE July 22-Stock Bsdra-S2.0W Maryland 6s
coupons O2 800 DO. l02si; 1000 Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Bon Is 1867 9t1a COO do 9t Wn Chesapeake and
ohi% G;n, ~ yirg1in i 10 shares ssiti@sre
III; % , do "a Is d. sns ~ % 7a 50 do time 7i
at ie2H s lo2 asked; Baltimore g. 1890 l9,' bid io6
asked do shares, 73As bid, n asked.
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lean adninistrstons have, directly or indirectly,
declared the validity Of the grant now held by the
citiseus o. the United States Three different ad-
ministrstions, in negotiating with this govern ment-
have, in the NEST solemn manner, Recognised it's
binding force Whence now springs the diff Guilty
or the doubt There can be but one answer.
Mexico had aeowedly no control over tkis conces-
sion-when It belonged to English SUBJECTS. Her
views Of her rights only changed when a
transfer had been made to citizens of the United
States.
That this is not gratuous assertion is app aren't
from the report Of the committee Of the Mexican
Senate, Of the I'D March last, which it 10 asserted
that "the fact has now become apparent, which
was before only suspected and had been the object
OF serious fears the enterprise has taken root IN
the United States, and the privilege is now, as has
been announced in public documents, in the hands
Of the inhabitants Of that nation, who are using
every effort to obtain the protection OF their 60
vernment, in order to the success OF the
work, and the removal Of all obstacles TO ITS COM
pletion."
IL is in this came spirit that the officers engaged
in the survey, whose conduct in conformity with
the instructions Of the company, has been such as
to secure the friendship and sympathy Of the entire
POPULATION of the istbmus, have beea exposed to
wan on insults ana ouraSes from the very govern
ment which had promised them aid and hospitality,
ana invited their presence by it's passrort' that In
fine, proclamation has been published directing
their expulsion from the country, and ordering
troops to DE sent the sthmus for the enforcement
Of this decree.
There is however, yet reason TO hope that better
AID wiser counseis will prevail in that unhappy
country, and that returning sense OF justice Will
induce such action is due to she pghted faith OF
| the nation. j. e. bsNJAhls,
Chairman of the Company.
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TelegrRphic Reports.

NoRfoLK July 20, 1851.
Wheat H. inactive. with a down ward tendency soc.
only u offered for good red. Flaxseed advanced to
81 IS; red oak hogshead slaves to 50 so.
BALTIMORE, July 30, 1851.
Flour-Howsri street, 81 1917; City mills, S. Wheat
Prime white, SIS eoc. prime red, so S5c
BUFFALo, July 20. 1851.
The receipts for the last twenty hours
annexed OF -four 1900 bbls Of wheat. none; Of
81 900 bushels Flour-The market for common
fair brands Of Western is lover with moderate de-
mapd for home trade and export. OF Michigan 1000
bbs. have been sold. at 50 A Wheat-Prwe Ohio Is in
good demand and 20 900 bushels have been disposed Of
at 76c Chicago, 81 0G. CorP-Hclders asking ad-
sll descriptions Oats In good demand,
but very scarce No change in freights.
ALBANT, Jyly 80 1851.
The receipts since yesterday have been OF flour 5000
barrels of wheat. 900 bushels Of corn $4,000 Flour
The market has been rather heavy but have observed
material change In prices Wheat is steady and firm,
and 700 bushels Genesee taken a! 81 0S. Corn Ia
steady at yesterday quotations or Western mixed,
14H0 bushels sold at "a SIS &c Oats steady
at 80 1oe at which figures lo 900 bushels Of Western
were cold.
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itVnffo"h-stes mship asia-G n P1ieaue, nurse aad
shd nOrsahsi Manuel Instry and lady Porto Rioo
Lateur and lady DR. hsoklem lady Niagara Fals
Mr Jaetson hrs jackson and maid. York; Hon Mrs dt
Ptiiscephia; Mhs Deehripg. Mise Wood Miss N Wood
Mr. Alfoneo and lady Mise A Alfonso Mise A Aifopso
hasteri Alfonso Master Alfonso, Master q A Alfor.
sservante DIR Mnpgess and lady Robt hurry Mr.
Lynes. DR. 81 Carey. Vim Wall Key West; j W Cooh-
rene. NYorkj MIR srion. Robt Wilson, Trindad James
Smith. Mr. Boyee. Mr. Royce yr Mr. Lehrng N iress
ChsrltsoIi hutson Aaury kYort ianer Miss Bo voc
Mits Lsnier Mr. Pirgle. Murray NYork; Mr. Dexter
and con, Cnonnst Mr. Francia and friend Hy LYMAN
Montreal MIR Csy NYork; John Pratt, Robloda d Dc
Vessco. hexioo WaLaok. Mr. Aldrch Lewis de Yignisr,
Retottino, Pastor Polo; Havana: James Chadwick,
Robt Chad sca Ensland MT Whsde. Mr. Mills NOreAnst
John Seldom. WIN iite DIR Talaferro Mr. Page Virginia;
FRI Ecs Carson DsIt.more Chas 0riths Boston, DIR Wn
Sp,herand, Montreal Mr. " M Andrews Capt Il knight
d Dyneey England; Mrs Blakiston. Miss Walsh. Du-
Mr. Black. Steele. Hickey Mr. zmk, Pottgeisssr.
Eu ers Mr. Frances Mr. Jones. Trniaad: VIM Jones.
Dennint tor Creeu VIM Taylor Mr. Southali. Dunuan.
Soloman. Gordon Ohoi Mr. Cahil and lady Mr. Murray,
A Csioedo, Bogota Qugsmo. do; y slon, Mr. Mason.
Hungary; d Bcthwiok. Nforh; Asard. H.yana jose
lady. 6ardee lady, psiladephs Tho and lady.
Mrs and Miss kurray NYorki kubio Havana; RcvIo,
Havaps SarEss, do, Bleis. do Mr. Tusm. Gdrardo,
do Msehieusr doI DR. KING Virguiai Leslie, do
y McCuliocb, dol u Grsties kOrleans: Connah Nev
York; Hooman. do; Bridge, Gen MeNeill doy SAINT
gee; Blunt Choinnsti; heCarshy and son, Mr. Se.
brook, 7 Taylor, Crawford. Virginia. Nicholson.
Pitcher, Mr. Wallsck Mr. Fischer Havana; Mr. Brodermaa
MatapIss Rutherford. kJersey, A 0uertin. Havana
CHARinsros s.Sttamship Marion-Ar Warner and LADY.
Wheeley; Medlsn; Geo Blsok. II Boynton, Master
bsert Dr ford Miss Wild. James II Ferguson, Bray
psrd-22 IN the steerage
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Died..

On "wednesday July So at his late residence In fulton
avenue, near Fleet street Brooklyn after short and
painful nese JAMES FRosT in the 18th year Of his age
The friends " Ihe family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral service, at st Marks Church juno
ton Of Willoughby and Hudson avenue at clock
j. NJ TIE remains will b. taken to Greenwood.
On Wednesday, July so. after long and severe Ill
JAMES 8. DoxsoS, native Of Leith, scotland aged
II years
The friends and acquaintance of the family
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral Thursday
July 81 ut O'Clock from the Of Glove road and
Railroad. Bedford, Brooklyn.
On Tuesday morning, July % after long and severe
Illness BrcKA CHAIARSA. wife Of John o. T. Hollings
aged 20 years and months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend tho funeal, on Thursday, July 81 at O'Clock
fr, IN her late residence, No. 35l Spring street.
on FrdAy morning. July IS, Mr.. CHasroriEs DrYcx-
I>cK. bookbi Of this city aged az years.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, July oO-oP M.
ASHES declined to So IL for pots and IS 80 for pearls,
al which 50 bbls. sold.
BrrswaN-western quiet but firm, at . % &c,
cash; stock moderate
BnrApsTurPsThe Fys-v market has shown less auima-
tiCp, without any essential change In value Some
losC bbls uninspected purchased at s3a SO 80;
81 SO S5 75 superfne No. z, ut - 62 81 vi
mixed good ordinary to fair state a 81
~ IL; round hoop Ohio ut ~ II ~ 70; ana
nure Gepesee at 81 IS 81 Slh, CANADIAN was more
sought afeY, end sbo9t l,sQo bpls common, in b'pd
were sk.r 81 Is Southern continued " reeede 300
bLs mixed straight changed hands at 81 Is ~ 81
and fancy at - 81 SIS 81 Rye Flour ruled quiet at
SO ~ Corn Meal selling, ia retail parcels at So IL
for Brandywine 2e4 for jersey; and 81 81 for state
Wheat was heavy and without transactions Rye re-
NAMED as noted in last the sales reaching $500
bushels river at lc Oos have been in fair demand at
4O 42c for jersey and az 45c for northern Corn was
irregular ard cheaper; 10000 bushels damaged aud
heaed found buyers at 40 63c mixed western ut %
SIC; and round yellow at 5ac.
CoFrLE We noticed more movement In this line with
sales Of 50 bags Java ll1c few bags Maracabo at
l0c 100 do Porto Rico al sac 400 do Rio atsAS apc.
and 4 do St Domingo at s1s&c
Co11oN.-Ihe sa.es y day were S0V bales 1T stc..a
price,. We continue our 9petAi.as:-
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MARTIAL

On Tuesday July % by the Rev. Mr. Eaton Rector of
St Clements Church, JosrPu A. Cav to Anna MARIA,
daughter Of William Lynn, Esq both Of this city
Natohes (Mss) papers please copy
In Brooklyn, July % by Rev. Il. L. Taylor pastor
Of Strong place Baptist Church fnEpEriox RArMoLp
o. New York, to PAUIiSE JAcoT, of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy
ON Tuesnay evening, July %. by DR. Shepard, RostRr
PEr1cRE~, TO MARY EI,AEtri HALL both OF this city
The marriage of Mr. GEonGE u. HARRIsoN to MS M.-
RIA Tow,rs published in this pscc., yesterday Is
'r..iio.-i g. L, HARRISON.
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Bleese.
Bns~.r-Bsrt chsrotte-Mr Arens6eid. Mr. Kienn. Mics
hisBn has hndd.
.iIEzsNcp-Brig Mecesnr Stephenson Niss Rutter Miss
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rartsnKsrs Arr,rtn.

So TtrNAs ann BIusruA - teIrishir M.-i..-rfe ~
..fs " Jstu ana % Niss lge. bslGsld. a. ls
roiIc. g. ia I,fe, rsr1vr 1rsgI Crasd Grgut.
NHfrlo sri strtsrt. ttneu. Nlsree, Moore, Rey
W. bytlcr. &C. lrs.tl5 q Atthur-t, u Locp H.ll
wit, = H.rti ut. MUIcfnrt Mr Myevs snd lazy Nrs
D. NJ vi Ic'ou, t.1 VI Stove anu isdT dr Prtat
co., - itrf..
~ fottrt, Nr B.bHet hrs Drdoy, Mr and Ms Buohiey,
hhtus httttut
Irtrr.oi--P -P,ottt stip Hsnhrttsn-n nr ase Nts Fur
uts', ~ t,p.iip { .ofts u,rlirt-nr De,irtnilsii.
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r.,e.rrpn,e MARINE Reports.

July ~
Arrved-Brig Forester, Crab Island; schrs New ReSu
ius Niork; Meridian, Philadelphia
Ship Martha Brender, Nfork; schr Seguln, do. -
BosroN, July 80
Arryed-ship Windsor Pay, Brewer Caeus.a. March T.
April lat Is AZ s. Ion 81 EXCHANGED signals with ship state
Of Mair from Manila for London, July Ion
spoke chip Cynthia from Manila for NYork 18th lat
"a 25 Ion 70 90 bark Sophia from Buenos Ayres for NYork
came day. brig supposed to be the Cardena fr0m
Cubs for Portland
Ship Sarah Purrington NOrlean bark Afon Cieafuegos
Bark John Andrews Sssus. July l9 e3d. lat 81 Ion
So spoke ship Charles Gro eker from N0rleans for Liver
pool.
Dutch brig Borsas Singapore; brys MstAnIs Helen Ma
ria, Marshal Dutch. and Com Stewart Philadelphia eohr
Mary. s. MARITIME.
Mary H. do. s
Arrived-Brig Roscoe, Havana
Sailed-Schr Kossuth, NYork.
PORTLAND. July ..
sailed-Briys Elmrs, Gusyama; oneoS, Baltimore,
SALEa, July =.
Arrived-Brig Panama Rio Grande.
wILMSeroN. July 26.
Arriyea-Schr l. = Smith NYork.
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EHOO AEwARp-JgrrRIEs AsrIDorr. A sPl

q RnA AEwAHD-ygFrRIEs ASTfDoTr A sPrL
sstT ss: 5s iSi ss' S .s Iss r4, .. 81
irisl .1PosurS Or eh.nss n appl,c,.,ga g susne
a5tcur. .Es fore,nrs of srs hundred doilsss las
A.. h-s'h-n.uy sis ,ai.d !. ~. asy.
4 f,,,l. ica nsns,er s,rsc. sssssn wrIEss cS Nc.
Orleans. Wv "
CAsD.-DR Dl LhsEr, AUTHOR or 1HE "ru-
srosass, ESjoySs a. he sc nss ,Ss ssrss
IN .s spoaliiy Ia ssn suarsrte,s perfect ss and esoh
speedily removed
NOTEE I'LL CUkED.-Dns. CooPEnk N MURPHY,
~ Eoossyei. street from ,S.r Ions prsece .sd pre
~, b sursd cs.es 20 freguensly sh. result q msRrse''cs
nhrrance 3 IN. door thirds the r sstss, priTssy
their once.
no rEE rrLL cuRED-oR. coRBIrT, OF 70 pyASr
men, q aSs9 q ssss rioS fr. e y .sssss
ysr Dr. O. 'sssscs 20 tzsrsn,y p.rrsas9, eurls ,iss
as' never fail,d ~ ssscsins eyre.
Da. yAyysETTr TT CAN sE coSrIoESTIAL5I Gov
cured fe dsy, M, Balm Of zur for dehirv
l,r thst dsssss sasVn this OoShtrI. Eoi ss3
DR cgoO's ExrRAgr.-A CERTAIN AND sPEnbr
tire ;, Is whou, taste Or tms ahd VII sres v ,ks
pWe D. - iyos, s7s Grand stree: ssd 81 brnmnssas
R'sdt s'coet opF ,Hits S'e"srts
Ds coorEs, u DIANE STREET. mas, roR 7HB
s ~, AZ siie S'Sfe Is, 10 ss S e ss. . ' &
sEarfvatef dsessa and mild IN fsr d.yf
?. stt.hscrs ion't se 6e Uved tY uOuRtcbaat Wis
getttrntc3 ny have not i-tt Datna street. oo#
Iy dr' 10 ~ With The sgsi unnss psjiaaas
and sv,ry his county hes ploauood. psfos' o-r
no 81 srge.
nR MORRISON Is CeNSuiTnD CONT1DENTIALLv
~ ,n ci.,Hsca NticA ae treat. vott mereurv se'ca.
ca4et &c w fsp ua ga Ttriy ytsra prsCncs
e4ati,s hm 90 ttte eehdty 40. hec ~ LlnGos
Crma n BIS Tfit. cf1cc r)li iplton street. y. b.
o. Zee til cured
HR. wARREN. Gn. T. NoIr GTsErT. is uuakyirEG
~ tn ti'sssss shich he ourc1! Wt'teut uorra a.s
f.rtnt in i've aays Dc. = .. ,iHc te
tuI li tstt hgo Yegrs rerga, neVoi fls q
W ae NJ soiiat y BBepare of pclSasrg 20 sist
o. s5l a. Quash RecseTtlt sirest - tc W vu.ea,
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NEW MEDICAL Books.-A COMPLETE AcrIcAl.

NEW MEDICAL BoOES-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL.
Work on the nature snd restment of delicate dissAse
and all the kindred by numk1g
ofbsnuttuly eolored plates large e-by Bose
wick a. D. lecturer and diseases of the above
nared nature IL 10 large qusrto $50 edition.
price 30 Lrsrao from the Boston hedicsi and sures
Journal -" II he said fehrlossiy to be equal
cords Actions works the family Of diseases ana
far superior 20 anything of the Kind published
country Author OF "Ths Family Physicisn, prics 70
s;nis Auttor Of work self Abuse and rs Dsplsrn
ble Eaocr &c, dc ryth edition. fourteen plates prico
81 Bor sale at the publishers, sTRiNGER & TowNSANn
% broadway, and By the Author, COT Brosdwsy.
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setr Alfred, sfssr. Roekiand.
sohs Hy G Lowell Sfsrnsa. Nookland.
sShr Gakelle, Witcber. Roeklsnd.
Schy Martha Hall. Kaler. Msohias, y dayu-
bchr Emblem. fiokhsm. Nittbridge Wdays
eehr Geo warren Brown sulbrioge 10 days
schr Italian, Strout. bilitr' ge.
schr Alsarndn. Ianrsster Eilsworth. III days
Sehr Capt John. McFarisnd. Ellsworth. 6dsya.
Schr Hannah Abigail. Murch Ellsworth. q days.
Sohr Lalista. Harvey. Lubec days
Schr Dennis. Race, lubec. days
cir TioDesta, punba'. steu zen days
sehr Arcturus Hssisli. fsllis. II days.
Sohr CreciaD. Well, kaghiss. 10 daYe.
FED n denmark, Racket, Gr'enport. days
scbr Hsrbinsea Heath. Buo ksport days
sohr Giraffe Emm-rson. Addison. 4 days.
Sehr Anawan Besse Wsretan. 2days.
Sloop Nearchus. Terry. Coldspring bound TO froy.
Soop Editor, Corwir, sag Earbor.
Ship Dsrathon OF Nev Orleans &c days frsn Everpss
Brig Pauna 90 davs from Norway.
Herm brig Water Witcb, from -.
Steamships Asia, Judkins Lverpool Marion. Berry.
Charleston
Thursday night last have been che gohr Ellen Of
Eas, Ches'er Capt Abiah Barker. laden with COAL and
hound 10 Daren Ct Thero also board Henry Clay
BARKER grandson Of the captain and Of Israel Bar
ssr Of Brcckyn ssed 10 years Martha HOilsy Of Ess.
lost The statement the scr had lights In
correct.
Soop Henry stannard OF River Head Ii, Capt Hobart
having encountered thuD-
der squalls pssssge Al different places scop
schr sunk and sloops dismated Da NOT hscsr-
tain the OF either.
JvLv Swind at sunrise, NE, ct meridian, Sc; ~ sun
set Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

Dgp Rarbousvi Orange county, Tuesday Feb. 2i,h
Scarlet ANNA WATSON. daughter o benjamin Johnson
and Caroline ii. Barbour, aged Three years
DIED m Saturday the 18th OF Feb O'Clock A. NJ MARIA
c. PEMBERTON daughter Of Mr. and Mrs JOHN PEMSEkioS,
OF KING William. aged i5 years and months
Tins te!er rose e.c twas iay blown nped by the u
timely iIos, Of deah-truy,
s'Dea.i is TIE thorn of every OF earthly bloom"
Il hard to die the spring life when ali around ogh;
beautiful ere fond hopes and anepaions are realized bui
Maria though surrounded By all that could render life desae
bowed y.y the summons and expressed her Willingness
to depau trs, ia 1ho died for Sinners need
pcak OF her NAM viuuese ineonsable se Of fond parents
and aud relations how large space she occupied
nelr aecons affecting near her. IN the agones Of dea'
Nos and consolation 10 her afflicted family
Whs hey were mourning rejoicing The dsn5 hcloss
IN, of the We, "lel the fatal dart
this afiton be In and that the solemn Warnings
of this dypng daughter will not he forgoaen-
"The -ravo 'sthe pulpit o: departed nian, ''
FROM j, he speaks-his text Is: lT e.E
Thou TOO must die; and come 10 judgment .-.st...7
SAY her afflicted parents 1nd sisters mourn not o her
she thu and udden the dark vale Cherish tho on
OF meeting her again ~ere there ~ no dyihS nof se
"Wcl meet again, words that cheer
While bending Ger the tomb
For ron this hope 30 bright and dear .
Can pierce the deepest gloom" H.
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DIs. J. {. ROSES
-iYnR aTED FAMILY MEDICINES. PREPARED ny HIM
I 1 -


,SE ,icins AL .! :t AMI hc relied uron
,ntiry diseases Tor which ihc thcg
medical pt-;icc for IN. a-i thirty
,ea5s ! . ci:y OF Philadelphia.
e. Ec .xpectprant ough Syrup for Consumption, Colds
Ana Sn,iug of Blood, Bronchitis. and al Diseases oi
~ ispsf. Price - cents
u Alternative or Blood Purifier, for tie Scroula,
Liver Compai, rheumatism, Chronic Diseases and
.s impure tho Blood Price 81.
N sp Alternative Sa.aivc Pills. Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
a1acc al ions OF tie sysen impaired by bilious
aa hc superior all me.cra Price % cts
u Rose Vegetable NeTmliuse, Wornkera safe and sure
H,-l..r Of worms, Pticc 25 cents
lh as C,Inatve B.,am This mixture is Of tho most
'a medicines and shoud he kep ii, all families 10 Ger
-. . 'ce 'or a bowcliiseaees Price . cents.
ht1r1e cumpouud-d for Rheumatism Price 81.
t N:ic ,nnen- pains oil all kinds from the
',y PRICE, c"n's
.tc-t.-
' I'll Tonic or males or females, and substitute ior
> ''l.!l> sI;fnucrs. Prlce 81
&.W',erin Compound have been cured by IT,
fi!te % cons
~, !as-lreor "a al Other hair preparations and highly
s''2. os n. s:ea Dr Physc Price - cents ard ST.
% se VARIOUS ne.cncs mcnticncd above mas peer
@ widely icset and proven. snd their specific effect III
s Nl'iod diseases TO which they appropriated. has
s! =! 'eras o remedies for the afflicted above all otliel
u. n alt-t5 saftfc ike sGige
:" Hose atc of tie University Of PcnIsylyan:a and an
~, "i.e VI ,e Philadelphia Medical Society. lis diploma
.s, S Il. eS5 b: tie following eminent physicians AID
% 'te "a 'CirG; consultation with Doctors
'N" ,isDt lanes and Hare. The great Chemist
ccr - ~ a"a' riaaiy medicines with circuicrs and full
: co EAy\..., r. 10! a"inc Druggists PURCELLLaUD
hgcRs i y ,i,,-", MOOD. Able O. GRAY, BENNETT d
Nr'., " H. "' VAL, o. a STRECKER and j. BLAIR. Broad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
Foa T,,i; ei'rta, Ks GERRY PECT0RAL,
CgiT.~ "L W .otoI!S. COLDS HOAHSENESS. BRON.
n.,NtIiMA, WtOOPlNG COUGH,

q
n coseries Science has made in this gene.
sh even p,ar BUSINESS of ie increase ite enjoyment.
m,l. "e Term oi human existence none can he named
70 the a. 70 ahSind lEan contribution Chemistry
c01 la. 's iritl pf lis virtues throughout this broad
og goi r7aj @ !oi doubt, that medicine combina-
i'oo o pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept
and thousands year. Indeed,
Sa an , 10 believe Remedy has length been found
s1,s Our s vi cure the most dangerous affections Of the
he WIN not permit us TO publish any proportion
'o oY us iise, bu, would present tho following
ach o men. and refer further enuury 10 the circular
oci"w named vii always be pleased 10 furnish co.
f-,,s aca'ars aalnaispuabl- proof OF these facts.
se amherst cl,ye the celebrated Prof Hitchcock
t0i te 80 M t''e uSci your Cherry Pectoal in nv own
o. aat !: ~ admirable co,nnonad e IL ' ~
bronchial dic"ics II nv .: mo, as - ne e,,; ~
2s aio.e, MY y, ~ are Al liberty us Won
|i$.rn,', EpMARD HITCHCOCK, L. l.. H.
q ',e'rand PTot. Sa,man, " H. L. L. D. prefs,o,
n. 4, ~ Mneraocy. o. NAs CNge lg,sIc - ~ ~.
' - and Seienfc Societies oF i,n,,,e, - ie 1''''
q. ~, % r Cherry Pectora, an admirable conposrn
aslcl.s IN the Matera ,cica, aud ,sry aoih soHe
Ma 'S OF diseases II Is intended i'''''
y. ns'eA u. Noy /, lSi9.
4'SGn. President Of the S G. Senate stair. H.
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or e'tsompuon. all Consider mnch tho best remedy
- Respectfully yours,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
MIR. MORTON ON THE "soUTHERN PRESS"

MIX. MORION YIN IhE TNr.oo
"a. J. H." furnishes for publication in tho Alexandria
Gazette following letter from the representative Of that
District and one tho founders of tile "SOuhern Press
WAsHIsoroS FEB s, 1851.
You say share is but ground are unable 10 ceeno
and wish be furnished with the argument TO meet IT. VIZ:
that AM charged with being patron supporter and en-
courager of aSouhern Press" And you ask, con IT.
does II, in any respect represent your vioWsT
no approve THAT paper then you or any q my
friends do represents iy cielos than aces
yours Some in APRIL think, Southern members look
ing the dark clouds hanging u.s. and impressed with
party than 10 the Of Southern rights
in which were involved tho perpey Of the Union and to
additional fact that the "Nationa Ea published in this
city, and devoted abolon, conducted with great
talent and had wce circulation both North and South tell
that (vewing these things from the position they occUpico
the establishment of here devoted to the exposition
Of Southern right, would be wise and expedent that IT
would have The effect Of checking Northern aggression and
uniting the South in defence Of her constitutional rights In
common with sixty-two Others recommended tine establish
nent of such paper We appointed committee of four TO
engage editors They did upon their responsibility, and
the sequel has proven, made an unfortunate SELECTION
MANY of the sixythree in ehort time after the "Souhen
Pess under way condemned its course and the recon-
mendaon Of the sixyhree members was droPped other
wise there would have been open remuneration by them.
From the time the committee OF thirteen reported-say
about h 10th of May advocate for the series
of adjustment measures taken as whole with such iavo-
rabe notifications as nigh, be effected My opinions
freely expressed and labored much any member OF
Congress- according 10 my humble Abilities to advance
them, and felt deep interest in their success
fthey had all come in one b should have cheeruy
voted for them voted for the Tras Boundary and Neu
Merieo,bM for Utah, for tho Fagitire Stare Blu and