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The Delaware herald., 1854-05-10
UNIVER SII'Y MEDICINES! :! D.,
RsraRd -Agae cwect By ROacands Tom
1firture,

Mature.
fTsHE University Of Free Medicine and Popular
Il Knowledge; chartered by the State oil Pennsyl-
sana. Il lis last session. vZ goth April, lo53l mainly
boz the purpose Of arrestng the evils resulting iron
the sale OF spurious aud dangerous nOsums also for
The purpose sf supplying the public with reliable re-
snedes IN eases wherein the patient cannot obtain or
N,il not employ the best medical advisers; having
ssrchassd that Invaluable remedy, ROwand's Tonic
Mixture, account Of its just celebrity and known
efficacy in the treatment OF Fever and Ague, and its
kindred afeciiOns-kas no hesitation in recommend
ias I'm The highest terms TO the patronage Of the
tasts
BOWEL COMPLAINT cured by Row ,nd's Black.
berry Ru0t The above Instituted extends it's SANCTION
in like manner, tO NE remedy for "Bowel COmplaipi
so well SnOwn as Rowand Compound Syrup OF Black
berry Ro aud earnestly TO the confidence
of patients afflicted viii these cOmpians,-believIHg
it to be Invaluable in the treatment OF such cases.
Hon. Henry X. SlrOng,
Hon. J. r. Flanagan.
By order Of the Trustees, ( John X. Rowand, NJ. D.
4 ID. X. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq.
fT all Communications be addressed, d,-JOhn X
Rowane, NJ. D.. Head Of the Pharmaceutical Depart
ment, aud President of the University.
Homo Dispensary and Office, No. a South Sceon'
Street. Philadelphia.
Bransh Dispehsary al the Stores Of T. Magens. Z
Mansfield, Smyma,O Del. l0ct IL, ls5S.-iy.
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lacorpora.sa orr Aas.,caa

OfGcs Removed 10 ). ". conlsF Of Spruce and Water
Slfceu. Phisad.slphia.
r1HE object Of this Society 10 guard the Enigrant
jlln1ainst ffnud aud iecepan; and 70 furnish them
wit M}aain,x advice and relief or Free of Charge.
~ Tia ~Ameflc~n Emgrant Friend Soeletys'
o., - ~ OnLY lHcoRF FoEATED office in fliis CITY
~ =. - eannexioa With sny inasiiisel,ce. or 20
csE1p4 En515ant Offices. .s.l
f3uo g 3onDon, Secv Nv. G. CAIRNS, Snpf
~ Gig Ahips u - 1uund ID this Office. Farmers
oupQiiod W14 rsen epd wou0A. Contractors furnishe
ss6th ny n~mtnr of men-
AnnS n, 153a Ilyl
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N. e.. Coates Ianp and Variety
esens,4 -

Me- 80 NoRTH SECOND STREET. PuILADELPsIIA.
Gza,AT &. c. would notify the citizens of Smyrna
te-5 NJ. and vicinity, thai he keeps constantly on
~ land and Tor sale, Wholesale and Retail the low
ess Cash Prices. Pine Oil Fluid LAMPS, LOOKING
tsEAsSES and CUTLERY. Albai2 Plated Spoons and
cutlery; siso, WIck's Brilanna Ware Rurnng Fluid,
Pine Oh or Cainphene LAMPS, Brass AlarnIs Patent
Elghl.Day and fhiny-5our CLOCKS. together with a
large variety Of Fancy and Useful Articles .f d
match 10, 543m.
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Wanted,

A GOOD CLERK; one that lisa good Salesman and
n Book-kecper. None need apply without good
recommendation. Wages no object to one that suits.
LEVICK PALMER y Co.
LeipsIc, March 80, lS55-;I
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall HTapDfness and RsaIGH, Misery and
SfcE.ness, afEsHd az
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts Of the field,
the insects of the earth. evincing more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not vOuchSafeJ to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-beng, and the
huppiness os confding and afectionate wife, with
perhaps family Of children.
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WiALTlf EMiNiiMCE AND GOOI
- .-s .-. FORTTrNF

(ienl lemeu, look interests before 1t is too
lc Consult and loiow the advice of Professor Van
horn The only AslrOl0ger Of tho 18th Century.
Avoid those iliIteraIe uHd uneucaied people, whose
gnornce of the ruc principle OF the science brings II
inIo rl-reuu!e A SINGLE interview Will convince =
man ul education, OF lie dIi,reure between him
and trc Iliiteraie prrlcrders ~ The da, II you ni
low ile PrIos'Ors a., ,cr. Viii succeed n a.
,uur nildeT'INh Wu nave been uiOriUHa o
and ilrstcrr-rlut IA = iu4 "a pu,iness-mc
WAC have work, hard ,i"i trHsgitd against ADJ .
sy AID ni~i1riDHc IN :.tcr parl ol tiirr lives,
6,nnd Tie they tr'ed iOrl 'cd u the y"rl :
iie iI.0re Things Hent i.1tiI~i these u-n 3D.
cunsalIed nim for The .a.l 3 ,,H.~ II !E'
Wisely followed "a advice nov r'rit ..t -.
Nhle ih '~c b'iph"I fy rr-.uice "ud ign0ranrr "f
iettCd ms ad> ice -f.-I! llaornc tgaInsI adv 1T
ana poVcIi,.
lie SHOW tire 6ci.-- o vonr future Vic
Al! jui.re are -'cir' ..iIatr and confidential
No. 3 GcO.L,~ ,ucih -,lc.;.b"ye SohuylkIll sixth
PhiadcIi'llt
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEfR.dbDEOs
buy no book unless Or. A. NJ. Mauriceau, i2s
Liberty Street, N. Y, is the title page and the
entry In the Clerks Otce on the back Of the title
page; and buy only of respectable and hoHorahle
dealers OF send BY mail and address TO DR.. A. NJ aas
Manrieeau, as there spurious and surreptitious
inifi1gements Of sopyTight
sa- Upon receipt OF One Dollar THE MAR
RIED WoMAp'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANIoNn Is sent lmsi.s tss( ts sny paFr of the
United States, the cansdss and Bsfhsh rrovinc<n.
An Letssrs must es POSTPAID. aad sd,sSsssd 20
City. Publishing Once, No. i2S LbsEiy Street
Nsw-York. st ta-ssE - $50 :. t-s -.
AGENTS. Thomas Magens, smyrna; Joks w. !.
ut 2I 1853 sf = 51ssf AE
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"a :. ~ ID Q. az -

- GOOD MEMS F0RTlIEa LdDIESgG 81
pF1fesgjr Vanh0rf TIC celebrated astfoioaer OF the
9g Century has ihe secret tllat guides TIC Sugieto
4 h,ppg Magriaas and % make he Married happy.s
Ladies who were unhappy lh1qpgh reubl or Inis
Grflue arioinfcd hopes, aud false promises, have
.etfl- made happy by him ..
Ills Medical ldVc0 was never known 10 fail
lie is a married ma O taIaay, sellicI makcy
The Ladies consult hlIn in the delicate with
periec confidence t -
Thousands consult HIM ubOut their business al-
airs; those who had bad luck and found the
hey tried TO get etorward the things against
hem. consulted him. their bad luck has left them.
and they are now fortunate, rich and happy
lie has the secret that stops .he SANDER and envy
vour enemies He SHOWS you the likeness Of your
Inturo husband Many go what is before
Them All leave him perfectly satisfied with his hon
nrohle and genilamanly conduct. and satisfied that
thew can confide III hun II YOU valne your haPp
nasS von viii cuilsul hn, YOURSELF and he happ, als'
All lnIervIe slricy private and confidential,
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IOOsUOO copies Soiu IN less
thar year. A new edition,
revised and improved, just
issued.
DR.. HUNTERS MEDI.
CAL Nj A NJ A l. AND
HAND BOOK FOR THE
AFFLlCTED--Conjaining
an outline of the origin
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Joe pRINryNc

11kF every description, executed with neakness
~ aad despatch, at the Office of q The Dela-
wtus Heraid.''
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sENEaIa EGnOw TEnysclE0

An InC0zNa0le B00E 1Or IEOenty tUe Cehts.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE Cory"
se,,!d n,
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SI1rkIggL !. - d.I. l4.A u q z

re l@ q ~ 1elt IN
ChcRn EN Na1Chet 81 sye welFY, 4
reg IXT ITO1.ESfLE &1,D 8.T6TE, aLtLe "Phil
wa, w atlelphfsW3lch nnd IcU',4fy Store" No
Gas4z1A9G North i>ElOND aHce% fsy4ef oi quarry
Philadelphia - -s. b.
Gold Lever Watches, lali ycwouce, Is carat
,,ij 9o'ipo Iak "a 90
Silver Lever full Jewcllcd, l9 w w
Silver Lepne, Jewels oo w.
Superior Quarters, W W
Gold Spectacles, w W.
Fine Silver, do "
Gold Bracelets, ~
Ladies' Gold Pencils, w
Silver Tea Spoons set, W
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, r r 90
Gold Finger Rings, 37l cents $50; Watch Glasses
nlaG, i2S cents patent its IunGt 25 other articles IN
proportion. All goods warranted TO be what they are
Iold Gor STAUFFER g. HARLEY,
Successors TO o. Conrad.
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and Leplnes
still lower Than the above prices, IAug. 3l-iy.
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A most Astonishing Cure Of Scrofuloas Uleers.-a
Case Certified BY he MayOr Of Boston England.
Copy of Letter from J. Noble ESQ, Mayor of Bos,
ton, Lincolnshire;
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HOW OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE LINGERs FROM YEAR TO YEAR

In that pitiable condition not for day 70
feel the happy and exhierating influence incident
to the enjoyment of health.
She may net be an invalid confined to her bed,
or even TO her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge of her household even when her health will
not admit Of it bu: she is nevertheless perceptibly
sinking from day to day, and always ailing.
Thus day after day, and month after month tran
spre Her health daily sinks, till finally the
hAne Of recovery no longer ROMANS. Aud thus
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
DREAOE:u INHERIT .4,4CE
ftnml The Pnrtmts.

And must this continue Shall We Se wise in
all that concerns the cattle Of our fields, our horses,
orr sheep cows, oxen, tine nature and
character OF the soil we possess. the texture and
quality 6! our goods and merchandise bat in all that
concerns ourselves ~ human beings, With human
functions and passions, subject to great deraRge-
mcnt, involving our future peace ana happiness
in all that CONCERNS the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections and the mother Of our chl
dscn in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being Of those children, we should be i'm
nrfsed in the darkest and most
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or Purchase none hut those having The signature J.
n. HOBENSACK, as all others are worthless imlta.
tiuns. ..-..
Agents wishing supplies, and all orders wishing
become Agents, must address the Proprietor, j. N
HOBENSAI,K at his Laboratory. No.. 100 North
Second Street, above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the United
States.
Oct. I9, lsj3-ly.
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Louisiana Capt Jere-
miah Smith, have papers from Galveston to the 4th
ns from Houston to the Sd, Santa Fe to the 2a,h Of
April &c
the 4th inst:
had sunk in the Trinity river FIVE miles above Magnolia
The report heard that the sinking occurred in deer
water and that IL would be difficult not impossible 70
raise her.
The Galveston News Of the "a inst, furnishes the follow
ing paragraphs:
dred German cmigrants have arrived. There six
steamers mp the Trinity which will be arriving here with
their freight during the next week two
The grading the Galveston Houston and Henderson
railroad is now progressing the eighth mile Addition
al hands and two machines expected
We understand that the little steamer Nick Hill
last accounts its way above Washington TO Waco the
highest point the Brzos assembled by any steamer
The nducement TO this enterprise we learn the offer
Of premium Of sixteen hundred dollars by the citizens OF
Waco TO the first that shall reach that place
We from Mr. L. Harris who arrived in city di-
from Port Sullivan that frost took place there
the 2eh and both Of April and did considerable injury to
We have been informed that the cholera prevails 70
in the neghbohood below Grooes Retreat in
Austin county II is said TO have proved fatal in several
instances among the negroes Mr.. Govers plantation
We learn that Dr. Thomas Hunt IN that neghborhood
had died with this disease and that Mr. Whitfield was not
expected TO recover.
The ioiiowipg items we cup rom ne vai'eseon of"n
Of the I'd instG
Copous rains have lately fallen throughout TeIss and
the effects said have been highly beneficial to the
crops The roads however, have not much improved
For the year ending June 30 1852 the exports OF pro
duce &C. from TEXAS direct 10 foreign countries amounted
TO the value of 81 and the imports into TEXAS from
foreign countries to S2s1,45o
The corporation of Cous Christi have authorized the
issue Of $4,000 in city bonds be used In the improve
of the channel between that place and Aransas bay
The Valley states that the contract for the work has al
ready been taken
During the month of April 30sl bales OF cotton
shipped from Sabine, Of which 2s0 New Orleans
| and the remainder TO Galveston.
During the last week the steamer Guadalupe has arrived
here with $50 bales cotton the Jenkins with 500 and hs
Jack Hays with 1000
The Galveston Times Of the I'd inst says.
The and cotton crops In Eastern Texas repre-
sen'sd to be in most promising condition. The stand
cotton IL perfect and the crop month earlier thar
the LAST years Nearly double the usual quantity Of
has been planted this season so tina, The emigration
through and into that portion Of the State win End
' bountiful supply in the fall
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Caleb Gushing has just been home TO Newburyport and
the city council rejected proposed antNebrnska
solves Newburyport sneezes whenever Caleb takes snuff
NJ H. Sotesmon
To the above impudent paragraph, the Coos IN. H.
Democrat replies with and spirit follows: If II had
been other way the paper would have had half
column OF gorifcaon upon the ground that Caleb Cush
ings had been repudated and condemned by his
old negbbors and his Now II because
has the most influence where he is best knownbccause
bis neighbors and a those who have known him best
have such confidence in his wisdom and integrity that they
are ever willing to TO his support II Caleb
Cushing suffers from newspaper attack it viii be from
very different from this.
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LOCAL N r. w ..

Tpr LATE nAvop.-The Hon. John W. Msury, who has
presided the city for the last two years has been
his Office and he Is again private citizen, relieved
of the responsibilities and anriecs OF official station. 1t ia
but Justice this enlightened and e'tmsbe gentleman to
that his administration Of our municipal government was
marked by ability, vigilance efficiency, and REAL and that
his unweared efforts promote the best interests Of the city
have been happily crowned with signal snccess In hi Off
cia intercourse with his citizens in language and sd
dress he was courteous dgncd and accommodating
majority Of the people have wled his retirement from
position the Of which he most faithfully discharged
To their decision he and his friends bow with the
respect due TO sovereign will The city will longer
have the benefit Mr. Maurys administrative talent and
efficient services but he still CITIZEN and his past
warrants ms in sayng that he viii continue scnsby
alive to whatever has tendency to promote the prosperity
Of the metropolis.
grorou Kusxrl.-Tbe National Theatre was crowded
ances Of the Kunkel Opera Troupe" The house, II is
known Of the largest uscd for theatrical exhibitions in
the country and upon this filed TO s utmost
capscty Judging from the repeated and enthusiastic psu
dts Of the vast concoure there more delighted
audience.
CoLuMpA aAoR couaeE.-The races over the Coumbis
trace course in county of Alexandria, Virginia. coms
OF, on Tuesday Many nags Of distnction-fss uns
are expected TO contribute the of the spectators
and lovers Of turf anticipate sport The will
continue several days.
Tvs rvstrc apourpsThe public grounds never LOOKED
bsAutfu than At the present time For this the public
nshsd 70 the tass and efficiency Of the public gardner
Jenny Mahsr.
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EXECUTION oy HAsKRuPT HAspURay-Tbe following
account Of which took place in Hamburg Ia
copied from recent number Of the London Despatch How
would such a course in any Of commercial
cities The says "A noon just the Exchange
crowded with merchants presented its busiest aspect two
drummcrs in the civic uniform up rolled their drums
both within and on, Of the Bourse While this going
on workmcn n over the principal gateway of the
building eevating black board which painted in
white letters the of merchant Of the city who had
lately suspended payment and absconded with all his
sets When the had been fairly up bell called
the shand plocke the shame bell only rung on such
occasions sounded for two hours from Of the
Bourse This penalty Of disgrace called the execution Of
fraudulent bankrupt is ordained by law which can be
traced to the l4h century when the Hanseac league
at the Insight Of s greatness At that period however, The
bankrupts patent of citizenship and bis certificate
merchant were also burnt by the hangmsu"
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barque Cstharne Sharer, Of St Johns New Brunswick
lying in the North river of Bedows island II al
legged that they had been guilty Of mu'ny and also Of
murder in knocking down the watchman named For and
throwing him overheard and causing him 10 be drowned
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SALE TO-DAY.


by GREEN n SCOTT, AuetAensers.
=, oyJsEu OF 10 AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On WsdnssAay Instant shall sell, At 10 O'Clock
ofM O. llh between and streets
morrill, esod of furniture, Wis.
MahsSary painted wsrAryAss
Bedstesds, washstands, chars, Al tables
China, glass, crockery and stone ware
Window cutsss blinds, carpeta, and rugs
Cotton shuck nAstrassas, bedding, he.
Cooking and other stoves
win good assorsnsn, Of kitchen regulsisss. -
Terms sale. GREEN sCoIT,
Iune IA Aucuoneeu.
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Rror AT l.. SALLEs-Sxvrs sHor.-THnKs SUPPOSED
TO MORTALITY wouSpsp~-Csptan Henry Brown, OF tho
canal boat Flying Cloud locking at La Sale when an
Irshman came board and seeing dog, which was
pet Of the captains deck for other kick
ed IL OF the boat into the water The captain was below
at the time and when he deck asked who kicked
the dog into the water Upon being pointed out the man.
he observed that for two cents he would serve him as he
thc man had the dog At this the irishman took two
cents from his pocket and dared the captain to put his
threat into execution The captain then knocked the Irish
down. and was the point Of throwing him into the
canal when the bysanders ntcfered and separated hsm
The captain after started for Chicago with his boat
In the mean time number of Trshmen, twentyone in
all after the boat in wagons and succeeded in over
taking II at Ottawa Here the capain went ashore Ac-
companed by of his crew, for team, and was soon
afterward attacked by the Irishmen in body The
with Captain Brown discharged revolver at the crowd,
which took effect woundng one man. and then reiterated,
leaving the captain alone Finding his life in danger and
hope Of escaping Captain Brown discharged his revolver
six tines every discharge taking effect on bis assaants
sir Of whom shot, exclusive Of the shot BY his
companion, making seven In ALL Chicago Dem, ia 'Hs
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Tuesday evening instant I'VE o'closk, SAMUEL
EMORY child OF Hon. JvnRsoH DAVIS, aged ~ months
and IA days.
win take place the residence Of his parents on
Thunday, the 18th instant, At <,p
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TEE PLAGUE aRAsssorvEas--L~tters from Broussa
state great entertained Of the approaching
ravage. Of the myrads of grssshoppe which have made
their appearance Ordinarily they rendered less nu-
by winter and II was hoped that the fross
and Of the last few months would have operated TO
keep down the yearly pest However the plains ahout the
city are now covered with clouds Of these insec hardly
hstched and The next few weeks may see the harvest bali
dsvoured and tho population reduced 10 despair.
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New YoRK, June l2.-By an arrival we have GuAyamas
of May 29h. The heavy rains had greatly retarded
gathering crops Vessels and wanted. Sugars
in demand at 50 s. 37I. Moasses los IL cents. Coffee
10 cents. American provisions tending upwards. Pitch
pine, &3s $40 white, $34 $50
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A Hs WHITE, of Virginia, respectfully announces me
washington that she VIII give Poeuea resans
Saloon THURSDAY evening nsrt me Ism
Doors Reading at half si
rrs.. s Tune 13-dh
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Opening Of the Japaness Port'.
NEW Yonx June l3-Prvae letters have been received
by Pacific which fully confirm the statement which APP
pears London Times the effect that the Japanese
ports had opened the world through the sole nsru
mentality of Commodore Perry.
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is stated that the stoppage Of arm at New orleans
dealing in produce has caused embarrassment to
weknown and liberal operator in St Louis. There arr
aoat Of suspension Of other houses in New Orleans
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There slight fall Of snow in Louisville Kentucky,
on Thursday, the sth OF June
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June 1.-THE steamer Isabel arrived to-day
With Havana dates 10 the 9Th instant.
The Havana papers contain news Of Importance All
was quiet'in the islsnd.
The report of Spanish vessel capturing an American
schooner proves to be incorrect.
bushes. at Havana dull and prices dropping.
From Key West learn that the cholera prevailed to
alarming extent
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Captain Parker of brig Saginaw, which arrived at Port
land, Maine Friday, from Trinidad, reports as fol-
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BosroN June l3.-In the house Of representatives
New Hampshire resolution offered to lay the anti Ne
braska resolutions the table. The resolution de
fcated.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-12-29

THE JEsHIEG's EsrArE.-An intelligent
Virgininn, who went over to England to look
iptothe affairs. titles, &c, of the jennings
estate, the heirs of which are said mainly to
belong to this country, scattered Throughout,
the Sta'es, wrote home to friends interested
like himsolf, letter dated October oath
that tho will could not be found. Lord Beau.
champ, who administered on the estate, snd
TO bo worth $4,000 900 had lost it. II /,
were found, he SAYS, and time did not come af
an actual bar TO recovery, the heirs would
have to spend mint to disposscss Lord Howe
who has Acton place, MS next heir and he snys
the Besuchamps have squandcrcd the money,
He then adds:
"a deeper fraud wcs never practiccd OF
planned than this claim. IL has ruined ma.
ny claimants, und will rua many more.
would not touch Il. for was cautioned about
il on ny arrival, by friends, and took their
advice. Thousands Of indigen! Lnaves who
practice lac in London wouid starue but tor
he harres! they reap from the Investigation Of
such claims; and they stimulate inquiry, and
excite false hopes ty newspaper publications
and letters--lucri ca auSa--witlI the full knowl-
edge that never dollar could by possibility
be recovered. Tis thing almost unknown
GO recover claims of this character.
TO guard from unnecessary expenditure
Of good money on this worthless claim, |
havo written the above; but to show you that
! know something about this matter, have
procured extracts from paper (Which is Till
private property in the hands of the HeraiD,
purchased at a cost to the claimant o; Geo,
and il is the only accurate pedigree OF the
jennings family" lie hopes his friends
will."never embark one sx-pence in the Jcn-
ning's IIumbug, man died here in August
who came from America five years ago. to
lose his all ona fruillcss GrranG. should
dislike very much to see any Of my country
men swindlcd, especially my friends on the
Rsppahannock."