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TO FEMALES

You Will hnd these Pills an jDy.ju,bI.
mcdicinc IN MANY complaints TO which Won
arc subject. In obstructions either total or
Parmi, thcy have been found Of ineatimubI.
Dchent, restoriEg their functional arraoe.
mehu 10 "healthy action, purifying the blood
ana o'her iaida 30 sfReetualiy to pat to fi;ybt
All complaints which may arise from female
Irregularities, as headache, aiddinsss, dim.
ness OF sight, pain in the side, back, &c. and
offered the public As the best pills for Ali di,-
eases, upon the following.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE
WE, the undersigned Physicians, HAVING
had The receipt Of their manufacture ,ubc,;t'
Gd 10 us Tor inspection, say, that the ipyre.
dlents OF which they are composed mai ..
tnen 'he best Pill in use for nll disease, of
'he LAYER, Impurities ofthc Blood, &c. We
say tnls not only from our own Judgment
out also from that of the best medical an
thority in the United States. All disease,
Te9niring the use of an ALTER ATIVE
DiApiiORETiC and PURGATIYE MED,
iIiNE' that came under our notice. has bes,
trrmed with the above Pills with the mo.t
satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD. NJ. d.
I. CROWLEY. NJ. ID.
l. BOWEN. NJ. ID.
purshasc none but those having the air.
nature. ). N. IIOBENSACK," upon e,ch
oo.' as aii Others are worthless limitations.
agents wishing new supplies, and all 9TH
ers H'shing 70 become agents, must address
ihe proprietor. J. N, HOBENSACK, a. bis
laboratory No: l20 North SECOND street
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
sold by all Druggists and Merchant, in
the United States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofcurcs Der
formed In different sections of the country
6y the above medicines, can be had 0rstjs ~
the agents. VI
For sale by BILLINGS, g. BELK.
Lancaster, 6. H.. y. C..
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Always ready for use.
Leonard's Yeast Powder.

Leonard's Yeast Powder.
This Powder 10 an admirable substituts
~ 1AAsr, in making Bread and all
hinAs Of batter Cakes, and has the ad-
vaatAge over Yeast, in making the batter
psrfsetly light and ready for baking tho
instant u - mixed. Buckwheat and
c<hsr Cakes, when made with this Pow
der, are les likely TO disagree with the
stomach than those made with Yosst
and 90 10 requires but few minutes 10
prepare Tor baking, the possibility Of ever
hsv'ng them sovR 10 entirely avoided.
Fsa SALE ~
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MORE EVIDENCE.

MORE EVIDENCE.
The Hon. c. ID. Hinelinc, Mayor Of the
City OF Camden, n. j., says:
"H9Tand'S German BiUers.-We have
seen many fiarering notices Of this medicine.
md The source from which they came IN
iuced us TO make inquiry respecting its mer-
Us. from inquiry We were persuaded to
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us acuon upon diseases of the liver and di-
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nerves, tringing them into state of repo,e.
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Evidence upon evidence has been recs;r.d
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That this medicine will cure Liver Com.
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c. II. :. -'''''''er'
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Doctor Yourself!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:


THE FORTIETH
4 Edition, With one
hundred EngraviDgs,-
showing Diseases and
MalfOrmations of the
Human System in ev.
cry shape and FORM
10 which is addeda trea-
tise on tho Diseases of
Females, being Of the
highest importance TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26
THE SEMINOLE WAR.

a sy5Ae Report OF the Secretary az the Inter,er,
informing Congress Of the Refusal OF the Ia
ssaars remaining Ina Florida 10 Migrate 10
~ Country Assigned &c their rribe, West OF
Hliaslaslppa.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON EY NIARKE EFT.
TUESDAY, Jan. 25--6

TUESDAY, Jan. 25--G r. NJ.
The leading fancy stocks were all quite buoyant
to-day, and there large transactions at improv
ing prices. We notice an activity in Hudson River
Railroad stock, and an advance in market value
which has rather astonished the bears. Pnnlx
Coal Company was in demand, and closed trm at
our quotations. The rise in Erie Railroad has been
sustained and the tendency is still upwards. Long
Island is up again among the forties, and it is pre-
dctcd that fifty viii be realized The Cumberland
will be comprehensive and place the affairs Of that
concern before the public in the proper light. Par
ker Vein has been quiet lately; but holders appear by
no means anxious to realize, and prices are well
maintained At the highest points. At the first board,
Florence and Keyport advanced l.! per cent; Mica
ragua Transit, Il Cumberland, 0 Chesapeake
and Ohio, Q: Long Island, IL; Erie Railroad,
i: Michigan Central Railroad 4 Crystal Pa.
lace, 5; Harlem, l. At the second board, the
upward movement continued with considerable force
and vigor. Morris improved per cents Chesapeake
and Ohio 2 /; Portsmouth, Il: Cumberland Coal, \.
Long J-land, Harlem, Panama, aud Hudson Rive
reacted slightly There was sale OF Great Northern
Lead Co., at 81 per cent, and OF Union India RIB
Der Co., st 30 per cent. This India Rubber Con-.
rany has recently made large dividend, but we be
licvc il is q new concern.
The receipts at the Office Of The Assistant Treasurer
of this port, to-day amounted to Sll5,lf7 81; pay
neut-, s. ,573 Sl-balanYe, 80 IS.
The demand for foreign exchange for remittance
by he steamship Arabia, from this port for Liver
pool, Wednesday-ha been pretty a.
tive and tic rates vel maintained. We quote ills
Oh London al Q. d per cent. premium on Paris,
5fl3 Z jGl2a; Amsterdam, AZ ii Bremen, ~
d q; Hamburg. 3Gi 3G7. No arran gc,nents have
st Teen made fer shipping specie BY this steamer.
The steamship Black Warrior, for Mobile to-day,
carried on three hundred thousand dollars in specie.
The Leather Manufacturer Bank has declared q
somiannual dividend Of five per cent. The Brooklyn
fire Insurance Company seven per cent. The Bank
Of Mi souIi has declared dividend Of five per cent
les oheouit Of one per cent, paid az bonus t. the
state ~ the individual stockholders, ohc business
Of tlc last six moathg This has been don2 after sot
tius aside contingent fand, and no. dividing an
ovcrrlua Of about $li,0 00. The Newark CITY Bmk
J.. declared semi annual dividend 0f Our per cent
"a tic original stock.
We learn that the Hudson River Railroad ColiUl.
ny lpyc purchased Tic Troy end Schenectady Rail
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PIERCE THE MURDEEER.-Great anxiety has
been felt in this county and presume throughout
the State in behalf OF Pierce, who sentenced to
death for ceaving the head Of Blum, and petition,
(numerously signed by citizens of the county, among
whom where the members Of the court in which he
was tred,) was forwarded to tue Governor praying
q communication of the sentence OF death. His case
was brought before the Court OF Appeals and Par
dons, which Immediately lesseucd his (Perces) pun
ishment 10 twenty years in the state prison-Jersey
city Staiiaa, Jan. "A.
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BY the annual report Of the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad Company, it appears TINT the gross receipts
fer the last year Sl62, 400 30 being increase
over tie preceding year of ss,3l7 80. The debts due
from the company, including the dividend No 5. pay
able January TO- 1863 amount to s207 29S 30 for the
payment of which the company hold 1871 shares OF
its stock, real estate not required for railroad pur-
poses ard other property sufficient to meet all their
debts at maturity. The following gentlemen were
chosen rs board Of directors for the current year
Alexander Dewitt, OF Oxford Stephen Salisbury,
Worcester; Abijah +. Hldreth, Groton; Jacob Fish
er, Lancaster George T. Rice, Worcester; Francis
II. Dewey Worcester Seth W. Fowle, Boston
George Bowen, Worcester and Thomas Chase Of
Nashua. The receipts Of last month were upwards
Of twentyone per cent over those Of tle correspond
ing month Of 1851.
The annexed statement exhibits The quantity and
value Of certain articles exported from this port
during the week ending and including Saturday,
January ed, distinguishing the destination and e,-
tent Of shipments to each place =
pop Eyp
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Three compositors employed in the Bee and Cou-
itfr Offices, in New Orleans, drew the $4,000 prize
in the last Havana lottery. One, Ar. Even, having
half the ticket, got $4,000 and the other tYo Mr..
Perry and Mr. Theard, having a quarter each, re-
ceiyed IS eco each.
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The KosclUsKo CAsE.-Ths case will be
taken up to-day, in Washing ton, by the Supreme
open for the heirs Of Kosciusko. He will be fol-
lowed by Messrs. r. s. Coke, McCrery and Redin,
counsel OF the defendants in the case. The Hon.
Reverdy johnson will close for the heirs Of Kos
Gins ko.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.-THE State Tenn
perance Convention Of New jersey will assemble to-
day at Trenton. A portion of the proceedings will
be the presentation Of pitcher to Neal Dow, Of
Maine author OF the celebrated liquor law.
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AGBY Folsom ARRESTED IN B0sToN.-Abby
Folsom. yesterday forenoon, attempted 70 preach to
crowd cf curlstoie brokers' from the steps Of the
Merchants Banl. Her eloquent advocacy of re-
l9os truth and financial honesty threw State street
INTO panic, and the police sent for to remove
her. Abby declined 10 90 until her mission was &c.
complished, and laid down ION her reserved rights"
Two policemen were then compelled, in carrying
cut their mission to take herup bodily and drag her
away on sled The officers exhibited wonderful
strength. speed, and bottom, in this part OF their
duty, achieving fully two miles an hour, while innu-
mcisble trucks, omnibuses, express Wagons, &c,
with stout horses attached, remained stuck in the
sosh. Abby is regular steam engine of faith,
hope. and charity, or she would not venture TO
preach Christianity III State street. Abby was car
red before his honor Justice Rogers OF the police
court, and there charged with disturbing the peace,
gathering crowd, blocking up the highway, &C.; to
which she pleaded not guilty, and furnished bail in
the sum Of $50 to appear for trial on Wednesday
next. Ms. Folsom is enphaticaly one Of the
'.stlong- minded women of America" and we have
no doubt she will make powerful demonstration on
the day of trial. Her case directly interests all
'strong Ininded women" besides attracting the sym
patty OF honest men folk.-Bost0n MaI, Jan. %.
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i CAsE ~ KIDNAprINC ~ C0LrNBIA.-A leI-
.er dated Columbia Pa, Jan. II, Says On he
Wednesday night, coloieJ Lau was induced III
Gle " two acquaintance " his own color 10 enter
lied (-itGated il tie rear Of Fishers tayom) 70
gct an arm load d wool. Upon entering, he Was
immediately seized by ion rliiians, gagged ana
hahdcuted, rrn aciOsS me Sls,, johanna bridge In.
mediately placed III 2 Conveyance, and thence bur
red e. 70 Baltimore. There hc wa. recognized ~
hcc man, ard Immediately released. aud furnished
with pass and funds T. c5'ry him back home Where
heairi1ed salty on Friday 1T.
Petition i ii circulation ID Boston flg ne &c.
Jcal ~ Name Nv 4 ie- .tu.ctts.
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road for S200OOo II has scarcely paid running ex-
penses for several years, and has been lightweight
upon the tax payers of Troy it being owned by that
city. We learn that the Harlem Railroad Company
offered s25 eco more for it, but too late to Sc
cure it.
TIE importatons into this port to-day, January
o5th, have been as follows
Ce,ee-2C 27o bags Dry goods--99 packages straw
goods. rrugs-49 bags squlls 400 cantars sulphur,
Dyewood-4oO 600 bs 1893, $50 pculs 500 q,inals log
good 227 pieces fustic. Dyes-l6s bags sunae Fish
rers 20 bales almonds ll3 bags nuts Hidea-4,166
Honey barrels. Ivory-oa teeth. Lead-Ia pigs
tiles. o-lO5 casks palm, 800 baskets 800 cases olive
Peanuts--135 bags. Rattans-4 leo bundles. Rags
$50 bales segars-4o cases. susar-a23 casks 5000
bags srces-23 casks. spongc-le3. lbs. secd-ll6
bags crary seed ia bags hemp seed 20 bags annseed
6 bags cardemom seed. Wool-427 bales. Wood-4 22e
pieces gnumvita, 81 dozen logs rosewood 800 butts
S2S crotches 2, 255 logs mahogany. Wax-20l cakes.
The statement Of the New jersey free banks pre-
sents the following aggregate BANKS, 10, securi-
ties S7sc 100. Notes issued prior to Jan. ] 1852,
$9l6,3il; do during 1862, $59S 03s. Redeemed prior
to JAM L. 1852, 81 l49 200; do. in 1862, $500 3JS.
Circulation, $766,742
The three lines of railroads leading from Boston to
the West have advanced the freight charge on -four
from SO to 62ac per barrel for through busness-an
eighth Of dollar additional being considered as
much rs it would bear without diminishing the
traffic in that important article, which constitutes the
great bulk Of the heavy freight The local tariffs for
freight and passengers are to remain as at present
The business Of the State Line Road shows that passcn
ger earnings of he year ere.......... Sl51 $50 81
Freight earnings. Observation-Disclosures. 81 254 rs
Mail and other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 65S2 70
Total earnings from the opening Of the road
to December 81, 1852 $500 9O7 45
The State Line Railroad commenced running from
Dunkirk to Ericon the 9Th of January, 1852, and
from Buffalo to Dunkirk on 9Th of March preceding,
and through to Cleveland on the 23d Of November
asst.
The following sales ofstocks were made at Charles
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There was no specie shipment from this port last
week. so that the above amount comprises the aggre
gate value of exports It is quite small for the sea-
son, and appears particularly SO, compared with the
Inent that considerably more than one-half of the
total value Of exports, went to ports in Great Br
tain.
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DFPATgEsr OF THE INTERIOR,

"a
SIR IL have the honor TO enclose he ,s;ib ,o,c
of letter from Special Agent Cent Jntieyr
blake. dated December Is 1852, from wit, !,
ocars that the Indians in Florida refuse T. - ~.
with Their obligations 10 emigrate aud that tPgJ
measure must be employed TO effect their rem
All preyi0us advices from General Bake =
thor;zed the confident expectation that the peac
able removal Of these Indians wodld soon be accom-
nlished But il is now evident that such expecta
lion can reasonably be indulged; and II y be deter
mined that thew are not 70 remain in Florida, tn
onv question 10 be considered is how shall their re
moyal he enforced? have heretofore expressed tn
opinion that prompt and Vigorous prosecution Q
the public surveys OF the lands In thc Occupancy 9
these Indians would have salutaIy ELECT 10 brn.
ing them TO realize the fact that they cannot be PEI
United to remain where they are. Notaing nas %
CURED g change that opinion, and womf recon-
mend that the survey Of the country be regarded
prominent and essential part Of any future plan
operations for the removal Of the Indians. The sui
reying parties should be amply protected by TniLtlr
escorts from the army and considerable force sbcglt
be thrown into the country al different points. viii
view OF destroying the property and supplies Of Cd,
Indians, and capturing an they could catch. A
agent should he stationed at Fot Meyers T. recev,
and ship the captives 70 their country west. + wei
az those who might voluntarily lrrcudcg 10 him foi
emigration.
submit with diffidcnce the foregoing Suggestions
A. an outline of the plan most likely ID ny jud-
ment 10 efSrct speedy removal d TIC seminole,
from Florida.
The authorities and people o. Florida are aLzlon'
that the force to be employed against tie indians sa
D. composed Of yoiuntt" r'; put pses.m" az 81 q
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Xlno-A. NNStsssa@sslgVIW
VIl5.IlTllrl lETsTfITITfTssa
Metallic Burial Cases

THESE Cases, now coming into general
use, are admitted by those who have wit
messed their merits, to be superior to any
other kind of Collins for dspositing in vaults,
or for ordinary interments. The advant-
ages they possess are obvious to all. Being
enamelled inside and out, they are impervi-
Gus to dampness; and the qualification sur
viving friends have in the reflection that the
body is deposited in an imperishable case,
where all that remains of the deceased is
kept together, without danger of being
crushed by the weight of earth upon it and
free from the irruptiOn of water or depreda-
tions of yermin, as is the case where wood
Collins are used, would alone suffice 10 re-
commend them. They are also superior to
any other Collins for Transporting Bodies;
for, when properly cemented, they are per-
fectly AlR-TlGHT and free from exhalation
of offensive gases. They COST NO MORE
THAN GOOD WOOD COFFINS, are iehs
and portable, Of a classic form, are highly
ornamental.
- The above valuable article, Of various
sizes and styles of finish, with general
stock of Wood Coffins, kept on hand by
r. A. DENISON, Stonington,
CLARK & DENISON, Westerly.
ES- ShrOuds, Caps, and all requisites for
Burials furnished on application rs abovey
where may be found general assortment of
Furniture and Cabinet Ware of the most
fashionable styles, OF our own manufacture,
at very low prices. 11Stf
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THE FORGED WILL!
OR,
Crime and Retribution.
BY EMERSON BENNETT.

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One Ounce of Prevention

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Extract of Rock Rose, Port Wine and Rock
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tie. DR.. Josephs, Superior Rheumatic Lini-
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