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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

II CekheCCCut. Ia. ".
Henry versopt W r. Rnpaids Mes York; r 4 Han
.os g. Moore, vsrnonti Hon X. n. Temple, Albauy;J.
L. Newcomb. New York
rBusspAY Dec D. Gen Samuel Knox California;
r Bernard W Thorn Miss Roberta Prof wheaton,
lvocsli.ts,) all from Nes York; ". Ca,k Brsats-
boIo' Vt: J 3. Swan and lazy Boston; Mr. March, A.
Hoyt, " p. Greenleaf shaw, Boston; J. Flint, An
dover Mas
FsrpAr Dec 1o-s s.ow, John 8 Eldrsess Boa
tos; Hon wilson McCsndless democrats ei.stsr) sod
VIM Qus1l, sittburg. Pa; A. rarrisgtos. Madame
Csrenau and son storm New York 2 y Hal, u.
j. Ridresas Boston; Daniels Jesse Colsura Lowell;
j. Lawrence A. A. sever (Gensrsl pierss's riug
presented BY the latter California, A. " Spencer D.
EIdiedgs, Boston
[sArurpA1. Dec IL, Sunday IL ard Monday Pew
sai,als and they not given Ia the Daily Pss vhish
psbl%hes then
TUESDAY. Dec IA n. Ober. 8. NJ AllsH Kiddsr'
J.B. Palmer. Asolpb voshl Samuel D Risdge : Day
.srd all Of .cstsp; Thomas Jove Joha Raymond, Troy,
". DR.. Newton, New York
wrprI.sAr, Dec Isl T. rhor.diks J msye.s,
Bo-ton; James Bracket Alfret Msins; J A. Palmer,
Eaton jr Boston; d. Jenh, Pa
THURSDAY pro Is Albert Gay. A. D. MaCrillis Bos-
ton D. A Ga Mes York a. 1srrill Chsrlersown,
Mar. F,.her Dedh:m Mas Judge Morrill, Mrs; n.
Courser, }. hanb d Steele soston
GAss' AMERICAN nsurR
wErrIspAr Dec 81 D. Page, Chnitcoths 0fdss
Edward D. Nsntop Providence
THURSDAY. Dec e.-Gss sawuel Ksox. Csliforsis, n.
P. Jones, Virginia. J. Ricbardsos. New York . HAM
Cen, Re, ding Maze: Hanscomb, New York; Charles
BurIey, Titchburg Macs.
pn,pAr, Dec 10 Andrew Pierce IT,. Bostsn; James
NcCcnos, Philadeloba; A. b. Montgomery Mr. Beer
New York J. b. 0bsr. Bu6slo NY
TUESDAY, Dec. Ia Hon o kellogg saxtou's River,
VT Abel stsxkey, Bristol X Geo &c Taylor Roohes-
ter Y.
wrprpspAr, Dee I'D. p Paige, Montreal l.. a.
Nicbos vssito~n. Mass: 4 Burton Boston; Gee. w.
Larey Philadelphia J ID. 0ber, Badsls, N. \.
TnvasoAv, Dec 1s-L w. wshburn, Gioversvfss,
NY.
Only few IN the shove lis. come here to mako
an interest with General Pierce MANY have hud-
ness with our traders or the Legislature
PRSNA0cox.
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Flank Company Of Artillery called NsueaAl Grays,
Captain Rsynor. Uniform. gray
The total number Of In this regiment h 30.
ELEVENTH RBGIMENf.
Csna1s.des 6y L1,tean, Colonel WGohsMse.
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This regiment contains three troops of cavalry and
ave companies q artillery There eeves pieces Of
and three hunarsd and fifty IN this reSi-
nsnt, ana the principal portion OF them GerEans
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nR. DAvIS'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
AND TARIa Offering 70 the public this

AL the Medicine line mentioned IN Ills catalogue
will be auppled on equally favorable TERMS r. my?1 ~
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C0sTIYENEsS FOR, CONSTIPATION OF THE B0WELs
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR ia the rest safest and certain re-
medy for this disease Il will positively relief IN the worst cases
md even after s the old remedies have failed Persons
called office with establishment their stating that they
had used the Ointment for other upon parts their
the bowels and Mat copous Eai resulted omt This
suit Will eway follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor the
bowels when they cosye Let the DO tried 1t Ia per
tecty saf and in instance the do HARM
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF,S SALE

al .3lss1ll stfls 0dEHIFFS SAIE. ~ e
Fr,.a Dls1s,e. counrGiTiZENs BANK % LOUISIANA vs.
Executor of W. NJ. wORTIiNGToN. mo. Sa1s
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of alias feri facias
directed by tho Honorable the District Court of
the above entitled will public
the Rotunda Of the City Exchange street. between
Cnnrtes and Royal Streets WEDNESDAY, July 1885, at
Tssrst Of this the aquare Comprised within Bsechus Dry
and Eutepe designated
and ten particular drawn from actual survey
Surveyor Of Municipality No. Two 18th
arc 1887 Said lots having,
70 wls Lot number nine having front Dry
street, BY about hundred wntyeight
parallel nes and lot plumber forming the of p
and ryndss sreets 6ssnes
front Dryades depth one
SaiEed 1.-THE SUIT
Terms cash N the spot JAMES EpERE TT
jsl5 "a jy5 ID sbarNo ftba par;sh ~ n,ii.ar.
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= . = q = . . . .
ME G UNTERF EITSlt-tsM

COUNTERFEITS .9BOUND!!
All other falsely named PAIN ExTRACToRS Couners
DALLEYs. The worthless hope BY stealing
they induce the pb believe
the vrtnea Of the genuine articles Buy
Agents.
Eg ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
uINh; and OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, H. DALEY y BE
WRITTEN WITH PEN IN DIFFERENT COLORED INK ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER Be
UPON IT. " " 80
General Depot for the United States all addressed
will be promptly executed. Fl. DALEY q CO.,
soy ais BROADWAY, New York.
? SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Isl CEtARTRES STREET, Neworiesns,
Where all Dealers in the States LOUISIANA ALABAMA
SIssfPPI KENTUCKY City q sT Lofts
in the State Of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied
au2O SIN General Agents for said T.r,io,v
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ToHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.

- sAPARILLA Invaluable remedy ~. aoy carried happ.
the ssd than could be in The iane cal
times a i%P & 1 n ss
any similar preparation made in America: "
It has been scs
,sss Ss Blood R ss n All a
STINT s'si s 81 it, s
aaa nsS the P strictly
Ss @ aas s S as s,s
together forming the best producing the
greatest curative agent i1 h ss 5a qEsT Ts59
Ts Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks ssrss
ass s.ssspas ss1, ra
g gst s5 Il w
Bear with reader little longer be convinced that Buu s.
sspa''nala me WONDER OF THE WORLD,
anS ns VIII cure SoH no matter how long have suffering
about Bulls sslsapala several Standing
NJ, ,o,, -,,, Loursr1lLr, May, 1885,
severely Afflicted with nspra Hadaeh pain Il
no ass sss ss
al os ahs three bottles which
therefore take pleasure your sarsapars to tho
Very respectfully, J.HowEN, MD.
Letall.h are suffering under tSs syon,
.sy viii ia ass tss and what s
. Ms Js ',s years have been
They're s @ sss f s
Ssnd NO relief until your
sVs , haSa
ss l RRs Is
Unontown. Union county Ky May 49, 1876. SiAA BRIDGES.
NJ, ~, FROM DR. WIN. T. pRENT1ss.
s ] s: f. r.: sss
asds @ sa.Hs o or
e. ss
Lewport, Ry, December ls4r. y fAhNilss' d.
NOTICE TO FEMALES
a,s e. II those .e
sss', he pal:
iss E s,
IT, 51
Ena
Ff III. Medicine: ss ss
&c ss.ss
as % ss
ss & s ssh Ar 5a
How v. all ,sm1., g = sIs, s CLEAR SKIN,
% We ss s Ssaa S white skin and
fsssay he
e.? 'ai% e ss' p ss
k
toeSef minute vessel and changing yelIon
ssnanie to he bloom youth If the iss
of M and convinced this they would abandon The a
,d% IN and lotions and only eaeoi remedy
& En- X i;
NJ PROM MOORE,
uA join BULL have
e be the best article manufactured for the cure Of
and many other ganduar affections
Louisville nsasms 'lsssa number The above
NJ, MORE TEsTiMoNY FROM DR. MOORE S e.. A'oohA'
# sc,os buL am usns Saraapaia several
ube made for
sMnaehser kyy Feb. 1913. JAMES M. MOORE. ii. D.
like the following renders uuparausus all further comments
Pon ths Efficacy Of Bulls Sa,saparlia
RON DIR. L. P. YANDELL. PROFESSOR OF, CHEMISTRY I'M
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
nave looked thu list of ingredients coposng John Buls
compound promises chronic deares II
a 2 y u applicable L. +. YANDELL, III. b.
Louvlle, June 8, l8ta
What DR. Physician by appointment of Louisville Marine
have examined the prescription for the preparation Of John Bu,,
ell calculated produce Alternative sy
used both public and in private and think best
" Resident Physician at the Loaisvii,s Marias H,
This Medicine daily graphing with dase through Western
restoring blooming health and youthful vgor ths sicI
aGe,eamasy sno se fo s si Smsn.eo
medies before tho public. ~ MI
Sold wholesale and retail, by JOHN BULL
the city and country.
wishing 70 seceps Agency OF Bul. sa
fN'1' wa 81 Fourth street. LousyiIe sdth ,ssrsn,.,
~ The principal Agents Nsworoas for the John Bul,
J. WRIGHT CO., at their Paten. Medicine syarshouse
ye ISL CHARITIES sTREET,
ur,r> ,,,,,,,~r -----------=
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EyHE GREAT FIRE IN CHILICOTHE, OHIO.

EEyHE GREAT FIRE IN CHILICOTHE, OHIO.
Il oNE-THRD OF THE TOWN BURNT TO AsHEsi
CHlLcoTHe, Ohio April 10, 1854
MrssRs. SrEARNs MARvs t9eaeesYours oil the 5th is at
hand In reply, Safe the fire. EXCEPT YOURS proved
good for nothing Ilost large Safc DESTROY
ED--but in the SMALL SALANIANDER BOUGHT FROM YOU
NOTHING WAS INJURED. "'
Your obedient servant, VIM. 7, CLEMSON,
The above letter shows that real hot SALAMAN
DERS ARE THE ONLY SAFES TO BE DEPENDED UPON. n
the Pearl tire ELEVEN SAFES makers
TOTALLY DESTRoYED-RCITS SAFE ALONE bidding defiance
TO the flames preserving notes. bonds and mortgages
aoogoe The CheSths fire parallel EVERY SAFE BUT
RIGHTS is DESTROYED These repeated
testbly that Wles Patent Saapsndsrs RIC'S IMPROVE
MENT the beet Safes made in the United States
world.
E They be had at the Depot the Factory
corner of st. Mary Place and Avenue A, New York.
STEARNS & MARVIN.
II The subscriber continues be the Sole this
manufacturers aud has constantly sale
and their SAFES
poranee EXPECTING INSURANCE books papers
other articles Of small bulk but value invited
anime FOURTEEN TESTED SAFES together with thirty cef
from hoss who have MILLION DOL
LARS IN R1CHS SAFES.
Jed ii ISAAC BRIDGE. 10 Magazine street
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TREASURER,S OFFICE.

,..... CITY OF NKwORLEASs, July S, 1882
In accordance with the provisions Of the
section Of the Act Of Consolidation, notice is hereby
gwen tnat the following bills of unpaid taxes will be de-
posted in the District Court for the Parish of Jefferson
j. c. Clarke Judge to be proceeded on according to law
Persons wishing to pay any of these bills can do so by
calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10th inst
w. H. GARLAND Treasurer,
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MEDICAL.
MAGICIAN. PAIN EXTRACTOR

II
svs been d,seSarsd qualities & is9ss
sissy Ts +. q ssi
ss ;s:as: NJ x
Us ss peculiar auass q rsnsay 4 Il,
ss. ssSnas s Ts be $ s
and ssss%e VIZ sss sss S,n eI
@ afford relief and cause %o'nn even
4 ssys f. 4 s .s,,
s sss % sny .
.us sSH &C. gsss ps An r 81 sa %s shall
" from the thousands in our
PILES.
sy Ss a
% s$s
% FAN * es t. is .s al
utter IN ~, well and hearty as and sas @ Am
willing affirm should make the statement an old
'c GIns saalslI sth month, 1871. -
-ERYSIPELAS.
Erypsaa the PAIN Invaluable ohsr rs%s
and in sSs same u some place
completely cause the disease ana
0ns m., 4. ILL.,: i
aannaon OF the Kidneys with bleeding Piles deeply ulcersird
with large Jumps the Of hens prondog ana age pous
covered body The urinary secretien stopped M dhys wSe my
distress became ntolerabe My tongue c,ached nd W. .o "
mouth with
burning heat that cold water did not cool H.
In this onged DEATH and H
Mrs. Jessup desired me to -
rpv MATHEWS TN ryrp CTOR
h,,h =. ~ VA H. "a nn5 En- 70 ,S sa., 1sl,im.
% ME II n AND @ ~ nyes.
me- 10 remove tie burning in the chest even made PIN and
uok them which soon cured me- owe nv life to
tract being now is strong as ever and have beet early
tbe wear jS4a " 's " ---~ KERZIA FRENCH.
~ s,rn pYrHuaf "S3NE7
"a LIZ n Il y VI srop r., Wan, ALI,
mus nat DhLbEfS PAN nAs
my family for Salt Rhem OF thirteen yeara duiaton sna o
nerce nave been a once snd
entirely removed There be doubt but this Medicine mas ~ t
virtues that the Patent recans IT. what hae sien nnd ny
ohers Mbo ua ss sse sf DO mot
cheeruy recommend to the attention Of hs afflicted this A.
vajuabe salye " ~ RnSIH ELL CHAPLIN,
Bufalo NJ Y, - r
rosTIvENEss ..,n cnN srIp arTfJ =, r,,s LoyFIs
Justly ZINES OR CONSIlEATlON OF THE boW Ghe'
iE fAiN EAIRACIoR ia the sest safest and mort eeMh "
medy for this dsease will positively relief IN the worst cases
ann even AFTER a the old remedies Persons
al our othce with their stating mat they
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MEDICAL.


151 GH4R7REss1REET-J.wR IGHTA co hayngreaolss q
proprstors ali genuine popular sed
throughout the Uuted States constantly supplied
ample assortment at
pes BY hs they are enabled q osr the npse
other city, Having had the purchase and
sale facilities for conducting
supply pce exceedingly low that the
vale retail At ysir essblhmsn Be found u Of
their assortment furnished Dealers most
twenty cheaper than
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TREAsURER,s OFFICE,

AZ = ~ CITY OF NEW UKLEAA, July 5, IS52,J
In accordance with the provisions of the thirtyth
section the Act of Consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following list of unpaid tax bills of the Fourth
District of NewOreans will be deposited in Judge Thomas
Wills Justice of the Peace for the Paris Of Jefferson to
be proceeded according to law Persons wishing to
pay any Of these bills do by cali at the office of
the City Treasury until the 18th Instant.
u VIM. II. GA RIAND, Treasurer,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,
-,- ,,s.xv,, NEwoalEANs June 5, 1884,

N. CONFORMITY with the provisions of the
Il Act Of the Legislature Of the State lS and
sufficient amount Of assets being band ~,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at hs office until FRIDAY
the 1854 for the sale BONDS the
Municipality Number One, to the FORTY
DOLLARS Said Proposals be endorsed "Ofer
pa Number one and opened upon 18th
September 1851 those Bonds
greatest discount, and which fall due within the period
be preferred and purchased out OF the funds of the Sinking
Municipality Number One created by the said Act May 1884,
--ooMMIssIoSERs-
A. D. CROSSNIAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
,r. WIN. MCFARLAND, Treasurer.
r. WIN. p. CONVERSE, Chairman Of the
Finance Committee of the Board Of Aldermen
t, L. II. PLACE, Chairman OF the Finance
Committee Of the Board of Aldermen
A. LAYKT, Secretary. jes ti7thSept
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MO. 14S.-Res0lyeG, That the Comptroller be,
and he hereby authorized to sell auction
DER after ten days notice. the supply gutter
Tor street. and the neecng from Newevee
sail Fulton street. in accordance with specifications file the
Heyo ofhce All ndiudcaons subject approval Conc
llSignedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
:. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned1 w. C. C. CLAIBORNE
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved 9Th July, 1852. :, -,
lsignedl "A. cRossMAN, Mayor
CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRY OF NKwORLKAN July 1882
|. .@ In accordance with the foregoing reso-
luton notice hereby that MONDAY 10th nst
O'Clock NJ will adudicate at Office the
mentioned contracts liy9 lot o. DKBUYs, Comptroller
~ SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HAIL.
NRwoRLEA ANS June 8, 1851 +
ME PUBLIC are informed that the Offices of
II the DEPUTY SURVEYORS located foows:
G. BLANCHARD Deputy Surveyor for First Fourth Dscts
once polymnia street, between Nayades and Apollo streets
y A. dHEMECOuRT Deputy Surveyor for Second
ursune street. between Royal and Bourbon streets
les u L. Fl. PILE City Surveyor
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>kESH GOSHEN BUTTER--2O frkins yery
i.,a CHOICE per steamship Empire City, sale by
-ge1o A. %. GRlEFF 4 CO.. SO and 40 Old Iaves
RLUE LICK WATER, fresh from the Springs.
~ tisal PIT, MASSEY.
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CONSTABLE'S SAFE

SON0IADLES SALE.
P0s 81 ohlasS PATRICK
Ky VlKIUE of a. writ of feri facias to me
directed he Honorable Second Justice Peace
A. public at Banks A5ssds
and Nnlsnsz streets on July
CERTAIN n IN, Lot o,. or GROUND With
ict Second Municipality Eewaan square number
bounded by Perddo rayer Peur johnson
and by the number twelve dap Him
April 1885, md Deposited in the Office nIeCsy ate Notary
Pubc said lot English feet
inches and lines johnson hundred and y
one lset three inches deep, between parallel lines
Ia Terms cash. GEORGE F. PEARSON,
je9s , r.. Constable Second Justicebs Court
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY oWNERs!
Bs-tdQegUQte1. Puint.


FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND &c. ~
UNDER WATER.
E The attention of the public respectfully called to the following
testimonials the celebrated BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
unnecessary than
the South the character the Paint firmly established
offered the public the bes. FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF .kso. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAS
In July last induced apply the Brdgewater Mineral Pento
s ss FIFE b % @ fec & 1n sss ]
1 s. BRa nor has ana G 1 @
surfaes. which has proved entirely lnperviou
Ns~l0sra AtAkapa Ssss ls 1884, JOHN f. AiALAS
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the hurricane of MAG
Se Vndss my II @ ~ h
Fl II fssSs &
ST. S.''
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBoAT PORPoIsE.
B6 ssT Tsd g. 2ean IT r. for which Ms G.
n ss' a R' aa
In about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE
1s
sisnsdS VIM. BROWN, Captain OF rowboa. porpolss.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.
Having bad the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted BRIDGE
tho sss sns Sern
81 bs We chserfuiy recommend said PAINT sU
(sisa'd' HUGHES, vA11E ETC.,: r ps,e
T.. ar. WHITNEY ! Coz D0sA 'a.''
Nsworleaus, February 4, 1859.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
Ihsys used tho BRIpeEWATER PAINT the pas. months
and iss ana s 1sp s a S roofs
s s HaN HTses If
Pan hays
aaH'' ss for
New oTleans, February s, 1851 1879 Camp street:
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
sas ssa
vii all times give those fire risks preference where the
tH' T Apg Maa 5s, Company
EDW OGDEN Agent General Mutual
;oSs s sIsssSans.'
s szA sasSf as,9 aI Dssss Ss sss
In addition the above the
certificates from equally respectable parties whhma app
cation at their oce which those
of ship Leodes Captain VIM Cuts ship Cooper; c. Nc
culum Assistant Engineer NewYork Railroad; Lieut.
COL g. H. Talco NswYok Arsenal; r. s. Smith,
Quarssmaatsr United States Military Academy Points H.
Superintendent Secretary River Railroad
Company, etc. etc. &C BoGERT CO, 10 Camp street,
Agents for the stases Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama
suB-AeENrs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Afesars. PRIESTLY 4 BIEN.
Messrs. J. WATERMAN i CO.
JOHN STROUD 4 CO.
r. RICHARDS.
E. MACPHERSON, No. % Camp street.
AT MoBILE-JAMEs @. WHITAKER
VICkSBURG- BYRNE Il ANDERSON.
GALyESToN-JONES d UFFERD.
BATON ROUGE-LEVI KELLUAf.
ATTAKAPAS-C. b. G. WHILDEN. ap2s dAWH
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SALT RHEUM

This cefes that DhLLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has been used
family Tor Salt Rheum Of thirteen years. duratun and for warts
al aleyae and they both
entirely There doubt hH Medicine has Al ths
virtues that the Patent from what has fallen under my
observation added 70 the respectable smoas 70 it's so
others who have used in requiring Immediate relief 90 most
chserfl recommend the attention hs afflicted the q M n
valuable salye. '.r,f ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-18
Perlls to the Users Of Tobacco.

We have known fearful consequent
ccs from the use Of tobacco among our
acquaintance, ,.-such as injury 10 vision,
proslralion Of the physical system, YER
iige and epilrpsy,-and among these,
two prominent gentlemen ot this city;
but an English paper brought by the
steamer Niagara, gives one Of the most
frightlul reports Of the consequences oil
lis use, that has ever fallen under our no.
,ice. Il is as follow: ga leading
medical practitioner at Brighton" it
states, "has lately given list Of sixteen
cases Of paralysis, produced by smoking;
which came under bis knowledge with
in the last six months" Have we not
great reason 10 believe tha! many ofthe
apoplexies occurring in this country,
are from the same causel
The Boston Olive Branch has the fol-
lowing remarks in regard to its use,
which we suppose would engage the Sc
rious attention Of parents.
aTobacco has spoiled and utterly ru-
ened thousands Of boys, solening and
weakening the marrow bones, and
greatly injuring the spinal marrow, the
brain, and the whole nervous fluid. A
boy who early and freely smokes, or
otherwise largely uses tobacco, never is
known to make a man of much ener-
gy of character, and generally lacks
physical and muscular, as well as mem
tal energy"
One Of our most eminent physicians
suffered some years ago so seriously
from vertigo, brought on by the use Of
tobacco, that it quite embarrassed him
in the discharge Of bis professional du-
ties, and we received irom him import
ant instruction in regard 10 its injurious
consequences. One among the veneru-
bic members Of the Bar oi this city,
gave US an account Of the almost entire
ruin of his health from il, and that since
the abandonment oi (which cost him
a prodigious struggls-his health has
recovered It's former vigor. Instances
Of this kind, no doubt, might be found
exceedingly numerous, were any TO take
the pains 10 call for them, II, howev-
er, there was nothing Of this irightiul
character connected with the use Of the
weed, the filthinsSs Of the practice is
sufficient alone to require its utter abol.
ishment. It stands very nearly allied
to drinking, and is a great lure 10 intem-
persnes..-N Y. Baptist Register.
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rHE NEW KING oE SIAM.

Mr.. J. II. Chandler Of the Baptist mis-.
sion at Bangkok, who is now in this coun-
Try to obtain means to restore the presses
and buildings lately consumed by fire,
writes,
al received letters last evening from
Siam, which speak enrouogingly Of tho
present state OF things in that country
Mr.. Jones is availing himself Of the press
Of the American Missionary Association
10 reprint some Of our tracts. Tho pso-
pie ere more eager than ever to obtain
books.
1.-THE new king Of Sam has rejected the
idolatrOus titles Of his predecessors, and
adopted one similar 10 European monarchs.
The Judges have regular salary and fees
are abolished. His rsajesty has invited
some Of the missionary ladies' 10 visit the
place, and instruct his ladies in English.
II is also rumored that as soon as the at
fairs Of the new administration are sat-
tied, tho king designs to erect college
ediAce within the halls OF the palace, aud
cali upon the missionaries 10 become the
teachers"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-18
Non.lntereourse.

A Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Independent, relates the following Incl.
dent, which may illustrate the old proverb
-" Many true word is spoken in jest"
He says tina. gentleman on visit
there, while the resolution respecting the
ception Of Kossuth was under discussion,
being anxious 10 listen 10 the debates,
opened, very coolIy, one Of the doors to
the Senate, and was about to pass in, when
the door keeper asked, Are you privileg-
ed member7 What do you mean BY such
q man ? asked the stranger. The reply
was, o Governor, an ex.member OF Con-
sress, OF foreign minister. The stranger
said, ] am minister. From what court
or country, il you please2 asked the off,
cial. (very grayely pointing up)-From
the Court Of Heaven, sir. To this our
door.keeper wagsishly remarked, This
government at present holds no intercourse
with that foreign pOwerP