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SDlcs 0ili Eot permA 70 name hundreds Of others
h Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Csnot, Robert
6s1lt, James Smyth, cured Of Rheumatism
John Psrvsii, & A. Griffin, John Luxe, Rev v.
Es2ridzs, s. N, and thousands others cured Of
Dyspsps3a, Ssrofcia, Cough, Liver ComPlsnts, Bron-
eails, St. yitus Dame, Se Ws reflex you to your
oHn citizens. Call on them.
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- CPEAK OF NE IS YOU FIND;
- NOTHING EXFGNUATE.
N0K AUGHT SET DOWN IN MALICE"
TRNrI Is KLIIITYf

TRUTH Is MIGHTY!
A PLAIN AND UNvAHNISHsD STATEMENT
We commend ths perusal Of the extract below, to
ser readers: Nc. Ball is q merchant OF high char
etsr.
SANDY Bcfros, MiillessS, CO., Va,
August % b, 1853
Nsrs Mortimer aai R,v1rdu:-aauts-fo fou
nAj thi-k it strange that have taken tie liberty
. write yoa t.l,s I~it-r, bat do under circum-
stances that Jastfy IT. As you are the Agents Tor
H4NPT0SS VEGETABLE TINCTURE 1 deem it
sHpetent TO address you this note, hopins it may
b a part u th= honorable means OF giving this med
eine nOtoriety which its N n1rits deserve.
Being IL the hab.t OF vending medicines which re-
A,e - the patent and regular system, consider
nJel!, 10 extent, judge the real merit OF
LAZY Uf them. Ny experience teaches Hie that
"HdH.P:on's Eactars" is a Meli-ns OF real merit of
!atfiaslc Yalae- When say this, DO not say that
rs al iIflhbie cure IN all cssss, but mean to say
iaa iiaInpton's Tincture VIII favoraby operate in
Al Diseases originating from want OF proper s-ere
l'as u tle gastric juices, bi digestion. and couse
aieatIy bsi deposits Of animal matter from that
tlFee believe that many diseases located IN va
n0GS parts of ths system, such IBdamation, Ui-
.5's, scrofnia, Ac, originally have their being in
ue st1mach, fron bad food, bad digestion, aud con
sIdsny bad dispositions of the circulation to those
parts; and will believe HsrsStons Vegetable Tine
'ate will even react ia those cases.
Having founl out 10 self " hat il Is, recommend
70 others in such cases Is have described and
lave done it upon he mo cure pay" system, and
have yet 10 have The first bottle returned, the
lrst Objection about the pay. 1t is great pity, 1t
annct De more extensively circulated among the
p-ople. warrant
!; 10 tha following ;ases; Gout, Rheumatism, Inls-
natloaS, shi@h proceeds from the stomach Scrofula,
e1res, Gyspsps.i, long staaiiag of Ague and
Fever; hrs; .tDp the chill, and then give the Tine
.dre-the difficulty IN this Is not In stopping
- eiii, but the return Of IL, this the Tincture Will
e7reainy do In general debilia.ioas, warrant 1t,
aad as said before, have procured t-ia Of 1t N
Us v.y, which otherwise / could not; tie people
have been hunbugsed By pa:eut medicines 50 long,
that they afraii of ul. This IL clearly stomach
heieine, it works al its wontcrs there, aad IN all
saen cases IL Is specific, Ii anything In the world
Ha1ing given the Tincture u fair trial with my
sell 10 my family neighborhooi, think am war
fAat7t IN what say sboa. it, AMI which do with
out aay other interest t.iGn the wish to see II IN
seaers circulation and in every mans family, just
sheIe u on ght to b..
II what say De doubted By any OF the afdici ed,
and thy Will write TO me at SANDY Bottom fost Of
lc', aidlies-x county, "a, stating the nature Of
Iae disease, and recotamsnd il for such case viii
Variant it and If il don't do gooi, viii pay FOR the
, n~lcins. Respectfully,
RUII.
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DR. HAMPTON, the author Of this great "Hsmp-
tens Teeabls Tinct are" s in his S1th year. Ia good
hest1 that il will D. IL 10 not an article got
ap 70 impose the public
Cal and zst pamphlets. See cure7.
Ss- Sill by MOiiHMER 4 MOTBRAY, lio Bal
Gasrs street, BalIiIlors; aud Soi broadway, New
Iors; CHis sTorf co, WfAER, J. B. MUoaHs
D. CLARKE, Clarke & BOWLING, w. Ei-
LOTT, AMI H. MCPHERSON, wasijns ston also by
~ : T. Ci3sELi., Gso-sstsvn: sEi O. @. BERRY,
A.SAatria, All b Druggists eye-yShere
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What man has done man can do.
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I4tC III LsS -EIUIIII!
Plain AND USfARSISH ed STATEMENT.
We commend the perussl Of the extract below, t.
readers: Mr. Ball is a mercant OF kixh char
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ushssing her into . @.k bse1os1iag Gmsnnk
comme.ced reading ovse sunlEy dnfses ssafnse
sunk the oorpuient lsdy &roash : trap \ tAs
tseacherous 6sor above WheA noshing u her pegtiy
figure was TO Be go but hsr heeA, arms cod
crunpled habumeats-and. shockisg TO relate.
tered. where, howeves they were unlikely to cause
permanent injury except 70 che feelings o. the saf
ferer. On the completion Of The seutenoe the ses1t
lsdyb person reappeared again abovs ground o.
mcst a. suddenly IS II had disappeared, ard tho
ner. bowed her ont Of the ofice.-Scotflsh Press
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Emigration 10 Venezuela.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HKRALD
Iul. ID lQSA

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW YORK, July IL, 1854.
Tread an article I'm your paper Of this morning,
under the head Of Emigration to yenesuela,"
and a. BY the contents Of the two last lines people
might be led TO believe that had suggested it,
hope you will have the kindness TO give room to the
following explanation
First, declare had no authorship in the above
article, except In that part wtich relates to the
grants made to immigrants by law passed by the
last Congress Of thst republic. / am far from
agreeing with what has been there stated In refer
ence to the character and qualities Of the venezue-
liam people, and Of other countries OF South America
to whom history has readered full justice.
Second The reproach thrown upon those coun.
tries for not being eaua in commercial, agricultu-
raj and industrial activity with older nations in
civilization is Unfair when II IL borne In mind that
they have scarcely had the necessary time to cement
the institutions founded soon after they achieved
their independence aud liberty, but few years
ago. Your obi sery't X. AzrCRUA.
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FoaRIBLE DEATH.-A negro man. named Jesse
Clayton, employed in the ship yard Of Moprs.
Mesds 4 Horney whilst sharpening largo sawyes-
log upon which he had been at work gave way, and
the log fell with such force on his head that he was
driven against the say, bis neck coming in contact
with H. by which The head was nearly severed from
the body The wounded man survived bus about
Gf,eea uiau,ea--Ba.tirors Argus Jvlyi1,
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OUR RIO JAsxIRo CORRESPONDENT.

OUR RIO JANxIRo CORRESPONDENCE.
RIO JAsEIRo, May 20, 1854.
Extraordinary Speculation IN Bank Stock-Sud.
den lnUeamenfs-7ns Ssrel, the Susnnn and the
CoAapss-7ne Coffee Marked.
have only time to write one line per Parthan,
which leaves early tomorrow.
Since my last, nothing Of an extraordinary No
ture has occurred in this city, except bank stock
speculation, which is entirely new thing in this
country.
The Merchants Exchange has been perfect bee
hive. Clerks, as well as brokers and merchants
have for the past three weeks been in constant at
tendance at the Exchange specializing in stocks and
the enclosed scraps Of quotations will show that the
increase Of stock value has been run up to such
hsight II shsld come down. and to-day it has,come
Coffee, best quality, 10 scarce and firm, at $4us0O
t4N40O the aroba No large quantities since tho
last two weeks have gone forward.
The health OF the entire empire is good. No fc-
vers, more than the fever and ague, which is now
prevailing to slight extent.
Since mailed the letter to-day, find the enclos-
ed cut, styled Eehre do Prals," which forward.
Stock has gone down fifty per cent to-day. Fever
Rio JAxErRo, June s, 1854.
LuH of the Stock Fsve,-Co6ee Supp'y-Return
Home of the United States Consul.
wrote few days since per Parthian, and have
only to add per Lapwing, which leaves this day at
IL O'Clock, that bank stock has gone down much be-
low the high speculative price few days SINCE but
still bears premium, and the bank stock fever has
subsidized.
There are about 10000 bags Of second and third
quality coffee on hand in market, but no first qua
lily fit for the United States market to be had. Will
bear 4l400 1880 per aroba. Poorer quail
ties little less.
Our worthy Consul, Mr.. Robert G.. Scott, goes in
the Lapwing on visit to his native home. He is
very popular here.
1.-The pencilng alluded to represents very wildly
the scene on the Merchants Exchange of Rio, i'm
mediately after the sudden announcement that
bank stock had fallen fifty per cent. 1t Is surmount-
ed with the head and cars Of Brazilian donkey, in
compliment, no doubt, to the good natured conf
dence, both in individuals and corporations, which
exists in Rio and other places.-ED. HERALD
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- esrslon rsddeuts, have been sbtged 70 tsks
To nd t. rePse0 the oatfages cemnitte6
y the imperial ss(diem, h IL rear 1t dc settle
%scs "a e TIE - issssnt = took
imperial cemps but oue. 6eveBtsen Of the ssssil-
anita wcre killed o. wounded, md upxards u three
hundred of the imperalists- and this csllissa hes
have soSsSs refuge within he foreign limit: f IL
the green tee country the treuhles stll conGinns,
and tees have lately arrived which have been ssised
and plundered whilst q their way from tho Moyune
0o,t y 40 . So%nasSsSn .sa a iass
long the road this way may -eaain open, appears to
people:
o. expors at this place. since the date Of our last
circulaxs, and the promissory notes rendered In
stead, can never be collected. To remedy this Or
raDgement the Chinese olciAls have declared their
70 collect the e. ,S duties On prSaacs
feet from this date. In view ox IL these circum-
stances 1t 10 not to be wondered ct that mercantile
affairs are much embarrassed.
The Shanshae Battle.
DEATH AND BURIAL OF CArrAN PEARSON, or THn
AMERICAN SHIP ROSE STANDfsH.
From the China Herald April a.
: We regret 70 record the death Of Captain r. b.
suddenly expired on the 18th. Of the wound receiv
cd in the engagement Of the Ath inst. Tho bullet,
which proved 70 be ajingal ball, after breaking the
bones Of the jaw, had glanced downward through
the muscles Of the mock and throat and lodged
near the chest. The liberation finally caused The
rupture Of the carotid artery, and he died In few
minutes after this took place We learn from his
acquaintance that he was man Of estimAble traits
OF character, and much beloved and respected by
his friends and all who knew him.
He was buried with military honors, and the body
was followed to the grave by the Consular corps,
the naval officers, with party Of seamen aud ma.
rines from the American and English men Of war,
place.
II was observed that. besides the ships in the
harbor and Consular flags being lowered half mast
until be was inferred, the fsgs on the city walls
were also lowered out Of respect for tho loss sus-
tanned by foreigner in their gallant defender.
salute of three guns was fred at the east gate bat
terry at the time of the funeral.
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The Revelation I'm China.
SMITH, KING 4 co.'s CIRCULAR
QuarcuAr Anil ~

bHKNGHAE, AVIH u, IcOf.
Our last circular was dated the 30th ut., and We
have now only to repeat the story Of inactivity
In import market. 1t would appear as II the dis
ordered state Of the country had limited market
to within few miles Of our locaton--and for many
weeks scarcely buyer has appeared among US who
has contemplated conveying any purchase hundred
miles from this place. In exports the seasons opc-
rations are drawing to close, and we have fewer
transactions In teas TO report as but few chops have
arrived during the month"; but receipts Of silks
have been ample, and purchases have been going at
declining pric es.
Politically, the prospect is still encouraging, and
our advices by this mail only involve the question in
more uncertainty. Picking GGzoffss have been re-
ceiyed here up 10 the 10Th ut, which give long ac-
counts Of victories the northern army Of insur
gents. Tbcse reports mnst be received with great
allowance; but from the fact that the rebels were re-
ported at place south OF their former position, II
eeems probable that they have met with some re-
yene. Here At Shanghai. the naval forces Of
England and the United States, asaisted by
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pfirfe. i
dgent inquiry found the general opinion TO indicate
Capt. Garfield proper to purchase and deliver
the provisons and with the unanimous OF the
American agents in this city and whom could see (yOu
being entirely out Of my reac Capt. Can0eld was en-
lloycd 1t DID nos 10 me, and II did not
TO any Of hoe gentlemen that you could find any reason
action when taking on ourselves all the
trouble and Including you in the plan Of general accom-
modatsn Had you been ashore there would have been
opposition 10 yoar debating tho details that you
had any just prctenson to such concession but IL was
the easiest way Of getting along moreover really mat
ter Of the utmost indifference to all Of who should be
the to execute the Job sole object being that Il
should be done by somebody and done Immediately.
had nothing to do with making out statement Of the
amount o. provisions We were 70 Be allowed to
Was perhaps, Of all the genilcen concerned the least
qualified TO SOL and supposing that the American Con-
wanted, was the proper to make list
he would do The list sent to General Urquss
and although he ntimated to that he thought Il we
but ordered that should be supplied to that ert>ut
He did refuse to allow us permission 70 purchase Al
different places but choice Of any one place
might prefer At Canfelds suggestion took an order Il
the Commander at Palermo, but before anything wa
done, wac requested by Garfield 70 get the orde
changed for Barrscss; agreed TO make tho application
and wrote note 10 Gen Urquxa, who instantly conn
with my request. but Il seems that although we wer
| restricted expressly 70 BerracsA . Mr. Sinclair ha
managed 70 procure daily surlies at Palermo, whis
Can8ed's boat went regularly 10 Barscas that dosbl
the amount AGREED upon every day called for and
what Il till wofse. ~ te true lam informed Is Gen
lrqni7a, not only dofhle the amount cbtaiscd bu
two Of her beats coftrivee for dsyu 20 the sam
rermission 20 Vat four times Tho amount prOcuTst
betices the lxfge addition which may fairly be suI
rosSa nen % active AID enterrrisirS night nah
subor rass On the eta items X Palermo snd rsrr~cs
ida to male The matter etiii worse asner
5iau'zs vss informed Ihat, except rntrs triae g
| spd The Water Witeh being Temporarily hbscnt) th
arge 4rcuns q p'9Tss2oa was loaded s-fs CO.
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mo. 1851

mo. 1885,
xroTICkc of WITHDRAWAL from private entry of
lying within neen mites on each ade o. INC
route Of the from sHKEyEFoET, LouisASt 10
yIcKsnuRs, MISSISSIPPI.
In Of behalf Of the Interests
me above mentioned the PRrupHsr or rns
vtrsp the and until s la
day on Jans usf public lands lying within fifteen miles Tot
either side of the route Of said
beinr township be withheld from sale o.
entry eIcspt claims which oIciuded from The
operation o snd special instructions 20 That pupoi
accordingly 70 the proper land obes % wiz
In ts distinct of lands subject sale MoSroE LouIsSAs
SortA Of lGs base line and saft of ths rnertAian
Townships hcen sixteen seventeen, cgheen, mneseh ana
twenty, Of ranges one 70 sit inclusive -,-,. -.
Townships fourteen, hleen, sireen SEVENTEEN e4heeh h@
teen, and twenty, Of range seven ,-,. -
Townships sen sixteen, seventeen, egheeh ana
nineteen, of ranges eight 70 fourteen, inclusive
Townships 6fteen and sixteen, Of range hheen'
NORTH Of ne tass Rns and vesf 81 As "srtdian.
Townships aneen sirteen seventeen eighteen nineteen, and
twenty, Of ranges one 70 hye, inclusive.
In me dstc, Of subject sale NArcmrocHrs LouIs
tAs., vzi
North Of As bose lac and ref Of tls usrfdan.
Townships hneen sixteen seventeen oghern nineteen, and
Given under my hand Al the Once city of Wash
ington, this l7th day Of December 1853
by order Of the President - -, -.
Commissioner Of the General Land oace.
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No. 4qS
nrnr.If.Ir nIr XAI

No. AqS.
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry Of
Landing the Mississippi
vcr and Fulton, 20 The Tersn boun
dary line, and ne brapoher At camden .,,-x,
of and sh.NcHEs above menu0nedi e
o. USrrp sr.TG BY an order bearing dso he
directed that The public iands IN me
MIA withheld from sale of entry erept valid
IRE epon oais which excluded from the operation oi this
notice. situated IN he aowhg iand di.'eh ~ mo sA q "
K.ssAs, 10 wit.
In the distric, az lands subject sale at HEtESi:
so.ak ofe Iase lins and sast ofs G1h Purera meaan
Townships ~ "a H. IS and ives, fraction OIL Of range one
sosk of ths bats Of the rA principal srtaia~
Townships H. ~, -, ~ IS, and 70, Of ranges J. and
IN the district subject sale Al CaAsFAesotsi
sovh ofls AID Of tls @ FneiPoI meridian
Townships a. ~ "a a. IS and I6 d ranges g. ?, = 2, 10 IL
o,sp.h,p H. ~ a. H. vs. 10 ls s and % Of range ~
Townships H. ~, - A. 5, 10, ~ ~ ~ ands OF ranges - 70
e,sspps rI H. IL H. 4 H. I6 and H. oIrunE. IT,
Townships n, -, -, "a, and Is, Of range 70
In The disirct of lands subject LrTs RooE
soah Of the offLs th rHeipa uriai1n
Townships apd3 q orranee n
ro~rships q a 4, Isl 8, Z, and 8, of range -
Townships = o and 10, q ranges a. 10 10 ana =
I'm fhe disirc, of lands subject sale At wssHSeror
south The bose ard of hs I'm piuepai ssriSian
Tovnsnp~ s, o, z &, Q, and 10, OF range 1s
Townships and 10, Of ranFe ~. = :. :. =. :.
Townships IL IA IA ~ and IS, Of ranges ~ - ~ 24 rs 70
and w. -. - .eau
1.wn.hps o IL a. "a, and "A, Of ranges ~, 30, ~, and "
TownshI,~ 10. m, l2, and ~, of range ~
Given under my hand the General Land onhce city Or WASH
Inriou, this 5h day of January, ib3a.
Nv order q fresidcnti oo,. ,,,,,so,
Jan siswIsw Commissions Of the General Land once
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10 OUR sUBsCRIBERs,

The person win be entered upon boois
P~yH.eui of The subsenpuon be Esde Ia advance.
Distant s0tSflsTs og~4sd BY postage
which Will te pad b. BY
The COUNTRY PAPRR pabisAea weekly during the
Aons oi Congress, and sen-weokly durtns ths
rubsSnpuons foI viii be received
tefna. psorofoned 10 The above annual
W WroriMhsfEks authorized agents and
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed
SEmi- Wtff subscriber with enslosed WEEKLY
wan So enclosed viii be sned Of us
saIe edition as they furnish Is for xrass
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SCIENCE, INVENTION AND INDUSTRY

BESDIEG SHIP TIwBER-Up 10 the time tbst steam
supplied It's power the frghfuy tosone work OF sa"ng
wood and stone, was exclusively executed by human
haDds and in ancient and medieval rnes slavery or ser
dom sppeaed necessary consequence OF the severe Ia
bOs imposed upon the bulk Of humanity Every year We
arc now made seD,ibe Of some higher sw than political
discoveries Lbrect pbo-opby afford in the means OF
eevsfiDg the hitherto enormous fardel Of brute labor
which from the creation 70 thus century his been imposed
In view Of this fact would remark ihat one
Of the graDdest inventions OF the age us oui toto per
ton but it is orator dos not speak on Capitol
HID it il little Needed and dispatched in a prre
groph in tie Dewspapers
This in word lie the Ship Timber Bending Company.
Those words appear SIMPLE, but they have complex 81
nifcsnce All the INN labor hitherto spent 10 rouad
timber suit ships, snd houses and machines and fur
piure, ard whatever other things requiring timber 50
curved is low 20 be dir nsed with by mach which
take The satees aud straghtes oak and bend it ike
Titan bow for the Of the proudet OF war or the
oiiest aths dra and this too adding strength and d1ra
bity 70 the wood The first experiment has Gst been
made mbers sixteen feet in length eight inches By ten
bent 10 short O be used in ship building.
This machine is large one, designed for ship timber but
there another ao ready for furniture and bob have Just
commenced operations The place Of econ is Greenoon'
where there is large found ry for making the machines
and large for steaing the timber with other
requiem. MS included in The process.
Henceorwsrd all the delicate Of steamers ffg4tes
or yachts will be Of solid timber fashioned by this extra
Ordinary Innovation So too the most ponderous raers,
such as bend in lofty aabeques over chapel or hal may
be composed Of unbroken trees Of the forest yielding under
this lew and wonderful power OF man 50 too all the
cnrvnear beauties OF furniture may be det,iled by the
The statistics OF the value Of such discovery
vast beyond the conception Of the unfn4ted All the
immense shipping and building interests OF the civilized
world are included in this discovery.
A New CHyRS-Sias Hewitt, of Seneca Falls is a bold
man he has dared TO offer the world churnanoher
patent churn The greatest curiosity about this last of the
chUrn family is how any could invent different
from the thousand and already numbering the Paeut
Office This he has done by making two upright shafts in
stead OF one armed with spokes, which being driven
rapidly by crank with two bevel wheels working into
pinons upon the head Of the shafts, give thom motion
which throws the the center where il broken up
instead of passing around in continuous circle The plan
looks Ike good one.
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There never great want Of mechanical labor
in the Province last year. unless indeed be the pre-
.nt Builder 0iners mason-, brickleyers we're not tn
be- he'd in any thing like the numbers required IL Is est
mated that in this city alone the dearh OF these descrP
tons Of labor warranted expenditure n million dol
les in bndinc .st session. IN at would otherwise not have
taken place The grand rail~ay company import their
own nechancs and find difficulty in obtaining a5uni
supplies Perhaps the most ed deficiency IN labor
Gently obliged 20 give premium Of I've cents per thoa
ssnc ems over and above the fixed by the Society
- cents for dey work with for over hours and
some Of the other papers unable 20 se, nearly ch
msfier a. tey would If hands obains5e. There i
similar scarcity Of hands all Upper Canada Ia
plsoe Ike this where living cheap this state Of thing
cannot last long. z.