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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
SCATTERING VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

We have before the scattering votes for G 'ver-
nor, as returned 20 the Secretary of State by the
County Canvassers from forty Of the sixty counties
in the State,
In the whole list there are not to exceed fourteen
votes that can be allowed TO Gov. Seymour by the
State Canvassers ana but three for Clark.
these fourteen votes are for " CRATIC Seymour
or "Oratia Semore." The three others are for
'Mircn Ii. Clark - being mere cases Of misspel-
ling.
There are besides 81 votes for " VI. II. Clark, and
- for H. Seymour which, If they could be al
lowed to the two candidates by the State Canvasser
would, with those before specified. diminish clarx
majority Of the perfect votes by i9-eavng MIR Ill
277 ahead
There are also votes for "Myron Clark, My. c..
"CIark, !" "Myron j. Clark Hiram Fl. Clark,
"HyroD II. Clark I" Byron II. Clark. " Miner H.
"Clark," "Myron c. CLARK, Horace Seymour,
"Horatio J Seymour, " Horton Seymour " Heury
Seymour" 'Green Seymour" Lorenzo Sey-
" mour," &c, &C., which neither party cluld get
the benefit Of except through tue courts and on the
testimony of the electors who voted these intelligent
ballots.
But upon the presumption that all the scattering
votes for Governor in these forty counties could be
counted for one or the other of the two candidates
by general consent they would diminish Clark's be-
fore asceTtaned majority only 1877 votes-leaying him
still leo ahead.
1t will be from the statement that Clark as
certained majority cannot be materially redosed by
the State Canv sssers, even though all the II. Sey-
"mour" and IN. II. Clark" votes are allowed
ana that if only the misspeled votes are counted by
them. they can scarcely reduce it below 800
Albany Argus. Tuesday. 2lst
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 90

Tenth Ward, where 3si votes wee rsturoef az csrt
for T. ID. Culver aas printed ballot being toan'
attached 10 the return with the name OF Erts'us oa
Yer, such votes were allowed In tbs, individual WIN
regard 20 the SO returned BY the Inspectors IS
cast Tor +. ID. Culver, and Of which yoar covsPond-
eDt states 49, actually cast for Erasiss Cais
no evidence Of the appeared upon the face
o. tie return. In u true that after tho Board ha1
sroptrd tn iT statement OF VOTES, member ssksd
that the Inspectors might be- allowed 10 amend their
return BY anne5lng Specimen ballot" with the
name in full but even If such proposal had not come
too late would ask bow the Inspectors could pro
duce one OF the original ballots deposited in the box
a. required by lsw when the law declares hat such
ballots sh6ll be destroyed after the Inspectors have
comuefed their returns II IL true that Nr. Culver
made certain offers" sisted by your corrFs-
pon6ents as 10 matters which belonged only 70 the
courts 10 determine but. after the Board had been in
session five days produced no proofs TO substanste
his statements
The Board Of Canvassers, by majority of Ares,
declared that Samuel E. Johnson had received the
HIGHEST number of votes, and acting as a sworn OFF,
Ger. swa,ed by no reudices, and seeking only 70
nerorrn nv outy in the spirit and letter OF the law
connected in their cecisiOn and leave II to candid
public TO determine a. to the honesty and wisdom OF
the course have pursued. -
" iuisns burek Now %. 1884. ABEL c. wILLMARrH-
Thai will do, Mr. Whlmarth We thank you for
the substantial confirmation you have unwIttngly af
forded Of every statement embodied in our article.
You kner that Z. d. Culver bad been elected by the
people. yet you conceded in giving the office to
Samuel Z. johnson. You can stand aside. Ed.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

THr MYSTERIOUS ETgEpuIoy.-Cspt Baker ar
lived yesterday morning in the ship Herald of the
Morning, from Callso, reports that on the llth inst
passed near hne-oibattle ship, which tired gun
for the ship to hesveto No attention however
was paid to H. and she came up, and proved to
be IL. NJ. ship Porcupine she then stood OIL $ $. w.
Capt. Baker also reports that he going into ST.
Thomas, a large dismasted American ship. The Her
aid of the Morning hove-o off 81. Thomas and sent
boat in for orders. While there, learned that the
expedition that sailed from this port consisting OF
steamer. bark and schooner wee at st. Thomas.
The QUICKEST PASSAGE on REcoRD.-The Ameri-
can clipper Comet, Of $50 tuns Capt Gardiner coal
A6en. arrived in this bsrbor Hong kong on Sstur-
Ssy. the 9th, from Liverpool having made the pas
aye in less than IS dsys-the fastest yet recorded
We are furnished with the annexed particulars
mo Comet left her anchorage on the 10th june, at
PM. and anchored in Hong Kong harbor on 9th Sep
TIMBER, at I PM. making - 1924 days mean nme
rom snchor TO anchor, and 60 2l'si days from pie'
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THE BROOKLYN CANVASS.

t. tie Edior ef The y. J. Iri1nH<
Sir: As member OF the Board Of Cenyassers for
the CITY of Brooklyn although reluctan; to engage
in a newspaper controversy in defending my aez as
public officer feel that justice requires that the
article in Your columns entitled, - Brooklyn City
Juoet-An Outrage, should not pass unnoteed-
The facts are simply these: The powers aud duties
Of The Board Of Csnvassers for the City OF Brooklyn
are defined in the " Act to Consolidate the Cities OF
BROOKLYN and William sburgh and the town OF
"Bushwiek into o,e Municipal Government, and to
..incorr crate the same and By perusa OF tia,
law II viii be that the powers OF the said Bo1Ed
ere neither legislative nor Judicial; they are simply
Ministerial Their duties 10 canvass the returns OF
the inspectors Of election and from then statements
10 decide what persons received tue highest number
of votes They ave not required 10 declare what
perors are elected" nor did they assume such
power. They have DO power TO go behind the re-
turns Of the Irspectors and IL cases where votes are
returned a. east for esnc idsss by the initial letter.
The Board Of Canvasssrs have power 70 decide a.
10 TIE intentions Of voters in the present Instance
10 declare that votes returned BY the lospetors Is
cast for E d Culver actually cast for Erastrs
D. Culyer unless 9 clerical error appeared upon the
face Of TIE returns In instances such error was
snifes, IS in the case Of the First District Of the
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JERSEY CITY COMMON COUNCIL.

A regular meeting of the Common Council was held
last evening, at the Lyceum-Ald. TYRRELL In the
Chair The Council Chamber was thronged, il being
expected that action would be had upon the subject
Of granting tavern licenses to applicants. The audi
ence was principally composed Of those in favor OF.
and those opposed to the granting OF such licenses.
Among the petitions presented one from T. Dec
gan, who keeps under the American Hotel, asking
that all or portion OF his fine imposed for the sale OF
bquor without q license be refunded, and that the
pending complaint against him be dismissed, as he
bad discontinued the sale Of liquor by the glass when
be ascertained that it in violation Of the ordi
nsnces. Patrick Corrigan, corner Of Newark-ay.
and Bsnow-st, petitioned for tavern license.
. communication was received from the Mayor, ac-
companyng the preamble and resolutions which were
adopted At the temperance meeting at the Reformed
Dutch Church, on the previous evening, sustaining
the action Of the Carson League, and asking for sp
proprisOns to continue the prosecution Of those
gagged in the Illegal sale Of liquor. The reading Of the
communication was greeted with applause in the
lobby. II was laid upon the table Tor action at Il
later hour. The senisnnual report Of the Recorder,
20 the 3ist October, 1854, was presented. The ar
rests made by the Nigh; Watch and Sunday Police.
and the ines collected, stated a. follows:
Ue Nv Sea. OctT Total.
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to pilot She rallied in straight course from
noon, II, 800 geographical miles, making average
Of about q miles per day, or little more the best
days run was $50 mles, geographical The ship has
made this passage without losing sai spar or rope
and is a. fight staunch and strong when she left
Liverpool. Hong Kong Register
The Comet was built ia this City, bywm H.Webb,
who is seeond to none in toe art Of shpbuiliing in
This country.
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lofal ........f 81 ~ l<<l
Total amount received by the Recorder and paid
into the City Treasury for the siI montas comprised
in this report, e3,lG. 49,. .o,,o-.I b,nA-.a
The Recorder also reports that several nunareo
complaints against Illegal n9uorsfI,srs srs Pel1lng.
and that The care Of The ny e. "~yn1i4 h1N DEC"
carried 10 TO The Supreme Cogfl. -,
H. ,oIrrort n the Special Committee on Inns End
49,. y - next in order The Committee consists
Of nine members. report signed by three Alder
~ g,Gson House, the American Hotel, the Phila-
5eInbis Hotel, Wm. Moore OF the Third Ward, and
Ps}nsy Mccarthy and r. Martin Of the Fourth
WeT5' This repor; wa signed by three Of the nine
committee--Ald. SLATER offering a substitute that
no licenses be granted. They were received, DIS
eossed and laid upon the table Aid. SLATER moved
a resolution that no licenses be granted during the
present year. This wss voted down, and the Board
proceeded with other business AID. SLATER after
ward offered resolution that 20 licenses be granted
during the present year This resolution was lost By
the following vote;
YEAs-N..sn. Dsverpot, Gardner, Greene, Kssnss.
Slater and " hits.
EAYs-M..sr.L Egg Hill, Low, R,Rpeiyes, ThOmp''n'
ABSENTEE President, and Aldermen clsvs!sai ssA
Smith.
The Board then adjourned.
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MAINE

The Portland Adrertissr Republican, has a dis
patch from Augusta which states that T. j. ID. Fuller
Dem hss been declared reelected to Congress in the
Sixth Congressional Dist let in Maine over the Rev.
Mr.. Milliken, the Republican candidate.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

EXCHANGE HOTELS CIepshau, ID Z G,,dns, c
Wlldross, HeDrico; Crenshaw, ] p Terrell U.no,,.
Woodward, Jones. " Y; DIR J Brown, Als.,DJ,;,.
Temple. Gordersate; Taylor, II Taylor Glouce,o,. NJ
& Mrs Edwards, Y; II A Wise aud laiy Accom-. =
Seephard. Mrs SHEPPARD. Miss Guy NorColL. :, r.
Cooke, PowhaaD; ID Johnston, bait; n Harrison &C.,
w Page lady, Petersburg; Mr. White a lsiy r NJ
Cornell. Abingdon; T Massie Nelson; ] CI,v,o, = -
burg; Carter. Roanoke: Wheeler, Coiun,hia. n =,
Ward, Va; Kerdy, Tenn; J johnson, BAL; T Fans,
w Cronn, Pr Edward; A Winchester and l,dies f.
Derrick Mrs Mulcnhow daughter Bali; + GIcgo,v E;
William; DIR L Baker, Hanover. 80 -"s
AMERICANA r Baxter, Miss Baxter Ro.,o- T,
Thornton, University OF Va; Chas Perkins, New Hamn.
shire; Jas Sheriff. Miss Caman MARYLAND. + cau,i.P
Va; Dumont, Boston; @ French, Meckenburc. r. Co.
way and lady, Petersburg; w Waller Lyncbbuts, I Hd
path, New York; VIM Peppi, Washington; G I.ry,, Pc.
tcrsburs II Younger, Craig, Va; Atkinson. Iync,
burg; Thornton and lady, Alabama; T. r Vnn,h, y T.
Aston, c; A Spencer, W II Jones. s william, p
tersburg Glclay, Lynchburg; II Ilort,s N.u VI n
Alexander, Mecklenburg; Armstrong, T. smith Nv
York. '''u 4'e"
COLUMBIAN Guy, Amelia; C r Hines. Palestine.
ley. Cincinnaii Hill, st Augusta; Pur,ear Clart.
VILE; = Co,trell. Chesterfield; Ell Crumley Tenne.sec
sainback, II Walden, brunswick; Slincher B,I,.
IL Davis Va; w Anderson and lady, Pit,s,yania:
Lee Patrick co.. A Prentice Va billiard Suo,tsyI
sana; = ID CLARKE Dinwiddc; Il T Via Albemarle. n
Greenwood, Roanoke; A SHEPPARD, Pamvra: l. Crvmcs
.unenburg w l. SHEPPARD, Va; II Wake RichuonJ 7
Tennessee. e
UNITED sTATES-w II Payne, wh,mcll. g T, ubh
Wayncsboro; lIogshcad, Middlebrook; O Carter AIh
marie; L. s Coffin, Ohio; Whi,lock Washington j s
Evans, Nelson; Matthew'S Miss; King Sullivan co
nenn' Biodson, Blodson, Stanton; j NJ Pi,map
r'sh'tSiic; II Poinlcxtcr, ienrico DR. W Puycr vii
liamsbure; X t VIA Albemarie; Col Bunch Louisa. ,
Crnmey, Papcrvillc. Tenn; 4 Egglestop, Amcli,
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CONGRESS-.

wAsnIsoros. March aisL--Thc SENATE to-day passed
the Deficiency Appropriation BILL
In the nousr, Mr. Petit, mr. Cuttings fcnd) made
that the difficulty between Messrs Cutting and
breckenridge had been honoraby settled. and
tho most satisfactory to all parties.
lie apoogsed to the House for the disorderly conduct
OF tue two principles. Mr. Breckenridge in his scat
but Mr. Cutting absent account Of sickness in his
fimly.. grand dianer party tonight will put final
conclusion to all bitter feeling
The bill to increase the strength OF the Navy under
discussion but without action thereon the House adjourn
cd TO Monday.
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e1- THOUSANDS OF CASES OF coYsUMpTIo. bav. h.n
cured by the use of Itu-hton, Clarke q Co.'S GEyfyyE.
1hDICISAL COP LITER OT-I,is no secret preparation
ouAek Medicine but the Fresh Cod Fi.h
'e utmost care SO as to preserve its valuable proper
ties In their higher state perfection and IL
most eminent Physicians.
cAroSThe great superiority celebrity Of our Oil Ia, In
and purchasers will please tina. the
Genuine Article has the signature RusnToN CLARK CO
out the United States 10. .t,rouEh-
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
DIPFICULTY sErrLIp.
Reporttd FOR tpe RIebnopd WI,

WARRINGTON, March si.-Tho difficulty between Messrs
cutting and Breckenridge ha, been adjusted and they
both appeared tho Avenue to-day Explanations wero
made in the House this morning.
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THos }. CLARKE, late OF Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

,nb,sreer hsyny purchased oee lat. in the oeeu
A. any % Inorss LAMBERT ESQ viii be pleased TO receive or
Co 'It nsas. IN a ahtsr the nAnas.tni FRANCE
80 ofSyrs MI aasei hls psonrt ani
Va. Dasnr' VIII be forwarded ey are received
Ne' -...-.-- d TuoS }. CLARKE,
ilInnnrn
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TIE LIQUOR Ri,

TIE LIQUOR BILL VETOED.
ALBANY, March 3l.-Tho Governor Of New York hs-
vetoed the probitory liquor bill, tho ground of uu-
constituonality
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TILE MARKETS

NEW YoEK, March 81. Flour is sitter but there ia no
advance Corn and Wheat firm.
BALTIMORE, March 3i.-Salcs Of Howard street Flour
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LETTER ERnM nEnINI.

BALTIMORE, March 8i.-Monscgncur Bcdini, has
addressed long letter TO the Archbishop of Baltimore
defending himself from the charges against him. The
letter will appear in tho American tomorrow. 1t is da.
cd at London.
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Hy Goddin s. Arpcr,on. AucI.-


4 Stk KNOLL NILE WEST or TTE cry OF nIcyt
" MoNp, FOR SALE At AUCTION-Tbis b.aut ful Psrn,
o. 'F RANK Road, about mile West city OF Rich
% acres will be sold on the remi,e
On hoNpAi afternoon, the lIih April iS5 cutnmenc, a. NJ
oeocA VII be divided according plat survey TO l..
w l once This i Justly regarded most beautiful
sale Of the whole place purchaser bargain sin b. yv
hG auTIlhg fine opportunity
TO subdiyidc IL into mall! lot ~ " "''se uAPoseu
TEENS-L cash at g. and month,
hot' interest added secured by trust deed title retained
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HKooKs, BELL & "a

- :, "a ~ ~ CO.,
Importers aud yoJbers of
FORbIGN IND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. II, PEARL.srREEr
received by steamers cur Spring Importation
w ofBTitish and french Goods. 'H '
In January and February Of Sere North whore
American Goods. 800 80 Wv P-'s''A'c :"
gina. ~ 'us "'"ue III var
our 'Iock which large and desirable hereto
nov ready Tor eur euitoucrs and the and in orr
70 secure the patronage 81 the men buyirg In ths
We Wi ourr goods At small profit, the terms
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MARINE NTELLIGENCE.
Delay NOT. ,,,so, no, In your mind ,s,, ,.n,.,, =,

Delay mott mind sentence Of fools,
osOphy diseases win get well ITSELF you eas cure
It with medicines few dollars you tam.
with your general welfare.
We wild aud vicious youths why will yc persist In dosing with
the fhy nasefing daily preferred thereby impair.
Ing appetite and dsesn and destroying you mentally
well physically, when few doses Of plea
SAINT mcdieinesf
We rakes OF every and condition. why ye
pine and drag out miserable existence soy.
nteHf and even ordinary pursuits Of f
noyed AND wish 10 be restored to health
at once pleasant and eresua should MORRIS Hi.
success chronic diseases has been than
pysician OF his day. Many who
with disease or Consequences resulting from
restored to health vigo under his really
Should personal interview be Objectionable your
In wrng-eneiose I'VE dvlArs-Aidrrss Dr. W. NJ. NORRIS
through the Post ONCE. Nashville Trnn package
clnes securely up will 10 privately
Persons living distance and snieted serofuia, w.
letter. Cancers, Piles Psiula in Ano, Gravel Structures
elects, disease whatever Of
character be cured at home by consulting DR. NORRIS
letter. post paid, enclosing Fee. Medicines pleasant
SAFE can be sent per mail To of the United States
Particular attention the complaint.
Ladies' may be AFFLICTED with Irregularities Aibus or
Whites Ueria Falling OF the Womb,
to lay aside all false deeaey rompty consult the Doctor
Ciros tcdrrdntedI
nv ONCE Cedar street, Post
Onee. Room. No. H. up stairs oc22-dly
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GEORGE j. SUMNER
Importer ana Dealer la China t;ins- YartIrnvn,c
No. 2 FoHFEce,l .Ssrs.:.
As now IN store, and
u, and China Of his imp5rration Of The
ates anu most approved patterns
rge stock OF Glass Ware, looking GESs,s AID I;t1c, E,
wi be found az extensive prices low ny Nor
ueTn hepacking House
wi promote their interest by an v1aminatIon ~ IL @
mig -.I0n
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JhUk-S ID. ELLETT,
q " " Z u Ia L, n

GENERA AGBNT
Tan he found a. ali irs 92' q Ne Ddh oc
'ne,. ihs Agency line such Selling Hiring out Ne
daee Hoase ic 1 ana ''yns all Kind. Of Pro
VEwwGISiH spM. hND.caNDLE MlNUFACToHY.-Ep.
a street be,Wsen 10th Lower MAJ Rs
c caa .eEs.ed do Win No. Cancel
us a se.s sS1P for raj
has STAINED Ind S:asT Northern , Mr.
.srss old h c ss Sa ssGs
aetoG 70 deal at his Mandatory His prices viii
a os used by either OF the parties purpose only Of
January 2nd, ls;i. D. p GooC " ii'E''Uhr
THE undersigned having formed connection for the D0r,..
tn. oo oSnftt TARsi a.
Oa Ofhe friends the f RnC S S AM
End January, 1854. j P p & G9 SSRss,s
sheerfaly the new aru, Of GoocH HARRIS -
'' sB nit Jann sonsaeration Of nay friends
Lnehbarr and EXPIRES. I r Ssa, NANCE sSry
or Two weeks aud send Aecoun; To ihi. Once. "
f F!EHs E& SHEs4i3 ES5454 RS3
Fal Good 49, !, now in reeeP, of his Fancy Of
dies FSnc W1 SS9'ns Of The ooHIns articles
rSTt AonEis and thousand things too tedious "a
sppy OF BSnbons Kisses candisd and A 4rse
brands. Sb b ana aaess OF various aud highly approved
.ns The subscriber takes this opportunity Of returning his
"a
anu assures them that nothing his part shall De
lt.nE TO merit continuance OF their patronage deS-6m
, DE. WI. R. MASSEY, of IsaItirnorc
HDfS NAN, b6theci
bh. MAsStl - system Of Practice combinss III. 90 =, ii
y hhowA Remedies MedicoChemica (whrther Aousui. -,
s hytropahie, aechancopatlio Eiectronaie
80 when necessary 10 administer medicine n E n.,
it * -h '"e s'"in~eh Win
1niendnr no enhancement Others Dr. NJ ueem, #
." IN experience Of
majority OF CHRONIC DISEASES (of Shat.y,r ys,s -
c he has at command (nost certainly the best lnoS
that fact, for rendering the remedies
more sure and speedily efficient "e '"e 'ein'H'es
perhaps months. ikse In Richmond this time some week,
daly invited to examine ny q 6effssn
sbFFtsE oE TIE FIRE AND ,TtwISEI
~ StRdE'k COMPiSl or TAE I-tiIE1 % vi.
GINA, EciD0Hd, liL STREET fr0 doors tosa he J,,
hGIiORZsD CAPITAL S3OO,OOO This Comn.nv vii ~
rIRh anu MARINE RISKS favorable terms as any or
Company Of equal responsibility. my s
prvvpv,cvo o. p DREsEE, Aetuary
samuel Marx, Cashier Bank of virglria Richmond
J. A. smith, do. Farmers Bank Of Va. do
Joseph II. Anderson, Esq,
T. A. rdbal President Of the Of the VALLEY Win.b.,-
Henry ~ Brent Chher Of the Bank of the Vasy Wibsbr
H. y errard, Cashier Of the Bank Winrbs.,.
Hon James NJ Mason, u. = :, winches.r
mh31-diy - "e'''''o'e'
n 6efbEA RAGS ANINONItTFD sTpTu PIIuS
c9VCO PLATE OF LIME-warranted pure AMI .un.TiT,
TO any made. i~ "''' superior
$3.50 hbs. Chemical Fertilizer.
i'oo Dds roudree Manufactured and for on:yb by
U. H. ROGERS
30, Al his Seed Agricultural wsTehou..e
''i NO - Market street, Philadelphia
% -.
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~ agur and Fever of three years standing Currd-Nr
John Longdsn living DAM Hanover county Va
near Richmond had hgue and Fever for three years
time he had ehis twice day. and rarely
psrehed with eyers as soon the chill len him. trying
physicians, qunine, of the
recommended TO him. about despair when Car
ter Spanish Mixture spoken got bottles hui
he had used more than single he and
has not had n chill or fever since. - 1855
Mr. Longden is only vi
hed by this great tonic Alternative and blood purifier
fors a,e% BENNETT a BEERS
nra,w,
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~ VIZ have frequently heard celebrated GeTman litter,
sold by DR. C. NJ Jackson 40 Arch spoken
In terms Of the highest
that Is OF the best medicines advertised
for which recommended They pleasant TASTE and
under
The and wide have this
BILE remedy for dyspepsia, debility are the healing
effects OF this that
family where dyspepsia has, likely have aciam
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POSTSCRIPT.

FURTHER NEWS BY THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, March ss.-The following additional news
was received by the Canada:
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a ElA AND PROTECTION YIRE INSURANCE CoVpI NIy.
fnoadrhe.s cn,H GOSRkoTICUT-Agency az Ries.
nsn Ne pxeins o9se. Furniture, Etasi,h
mos, h and an kinds OF insurabie property on the
.; terms Any losses which comma p,es nx
ness and beraIty. n 0e noyIs.sd with prompt
JaSD II BALDWIN, Agent,
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e, tithbLE RE NJ t-TSrE on NINTH STREET NEAR
n"po, PriersbnrS Rniiroad and Brook Turn
rNe mile 'rn Nicniond for sal Anron-wilI be- ,oId
on MEDNEsDf aierhcon the 9Th April, ss upon the p-em
At o'clock, two brick and Tvs Trneen
on Tue Ntne OF Ninth street. adjoining piann- I, ~
Mesf Watkins & Co. occupied by good tenants a, an annus
E' "I over siV Alter which 81 o'clock the prcm
sr most rsun lot Of 0aere the Brook Turn
PIKE ic" hundred yards South OF Mr..
thus LOT i among the most desirable market whether for
suburban residence or market garden. " "
t cash balance at g. and ~ months nprot, BILE
notes interest added and title till last no;e pai or
dced. GOnntN "
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