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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
SALE OF
Negroes. Horses. Corn. Sc.

~ vi wy VIII S~~O'
A ) administrator of James A. C.. Erwin decd,
- l will, on Tuesday the 10Th day of January
next, ON the farm lately occupied by the said dece-
dant, offer at public sale, TO tie highest bidder,
EYsree SaNUpS,
to wit: boy aged about Is, a boy aged about II
and girl aged about 9; three head of horses; a
number Of hogs and stock cattle; about 700 bush
els of Corn; about so acres of growing wheat two
wagons and gear for horses and various ether arti-
Giles of personal property.
TERMs-The slaves will be sold for cash-the
other property on credit OF six months. with bond
and good security when the amount of the purchase
exceeds So, and for that sum and under the cash
will be required.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Admir-. of james a. c. Erwin, deed.
Dec. 81, lSlS-!ds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
FRNSN GROCERIES,.

'ENiE subsctibcr has just received fresh siiipl{
Of Groceries, consisting in part Of The follow
ing: Brown and .oaf Sugar Teas Java. Rio drd
Laguira Coffee; Mnldsscs Salt Candles Cheese
Chocolate together with a supply Of House and
Coat Brooms Wooden Ware &c, &c, oil Of
which can be had by calling on
W. CUSHING,
Dec. 90, 1913. 10. s. Chcapor Side.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

'H>llE largest establishment of the kind in this
town. corner Of the Virginia Hotel, where will
be found the largest, cheapest and most durable as
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

fs'HE subscriber having engaged in business which
will necessarily occupy all his attention. offers
tor sale his farm, lying on the Stage, road from
Stann'on to Lexington, by way of NlJdlebrook
three and half miles from SlauntoD.
There are in the tract 3I2 ACRES, about
one hait i'ney t'nl5eTed, and tue remainder in 3
good state of cultivation. The improvements
consist ola good
log EsaUei5is'g- 1Hoasse,
Barn, &c, fine orchard and one of,he best syringe
in the County. Any one in want OF GOOD farm
convenient 10 market will do well to examine tle
premises. lETTELTON IVADDELL
Slaunton. Dec. 27, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
@. G. Sterling 81 Co.'s.
VlM8LiIlH(GGl@o
WORMS! SVGssNs&!!
OLEUM CHE.N'OPODH CO.MPOSITU.M,

GENiE. opinion expressed by writer's that
Il Worms are harmless inmates of the intestinal
canal NEST assuredy not founded obscrva
uon' Chorea, epilepsy, hydroccphaus, cmaciation,
commissions, MANIA paralysis cvcrs dropsy, and vast
variety OF anomalous disorders sometimes the mmc-
date consequence from the irritation of Worms the
bowels and occasionally speedily disappear after the
expulsion of the Worms - Or. E0eric's Practice
Testimonials the highest and satisfactory char.
acter OF the safety and efficiency o!hs unrvalIcd prep
aratIon are daily furnished, bu; when published they
are rarely read, f1rbear giving them publicity be
iicvng tha its intrinsic value will prove lis highest re-
commentator.
The .vcrmiluge is prepared upon strictly scientific
principles aud of the purcst ingredients all possessing
"ck"ow ird4cd aniheinintic vr;ucs. TRY II and be
satisfied OF its virtues.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE
PAGE Co.. Va, Nov So 1897
hereby certify that have used o. G. Sterling g.
Co.'S Vcrmiiuge in my family with great success In
August last my wife severely afflicted with pains
IN the stomach and chest which to increase and
threaten speedy termination Of her life. After using
many different kinds of medicine advised by John
H. BumSarner 20 try bottle OF the above Yermifuge
and tomy great surprise, single dose was iHstru
mental in cNpeng from forty fifty worms 1t GER
tainly the greatest worm medicine in the world
ISAAC PETERFISH.
Prepared and sold by J. CLARY Harrisonbure Va
f5-Fhc above matchlcss Fcrmiige can be had nj the
following places; Eskrdgc s Gushing, Staunton g. +.
Graham, GrecnTie; D. s. w. Wk::morc, MI Me.
ridian.
january 8, lSi9.-lm.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

Remcra! Of the 1ar on HE Je,cs IN 4ust,ia.-
Among the many important changes which have
recently taken place on the Continent, is The vote
come to by the Diet at Vienna, on the 9TH of Octo
Der. They decided, by majority Of 2I3 against
~, in favor of the abolition of the tax hitherto i'm
posed on the Jews in the Austrian dominions, call
ed the "Judenseur," as well as of the other taxes
Z levied for permitting the temporary residence of
Jews in Vienna, or by passport and police regula-
lions. The minority is said 10 have consisted of
German members, while the Bohemian and Cali
clan representatives, without an exception, voted in
the majority. ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10
FOR SALE.

QNE new Cart, one Two Horse Wagon. one,
~ Jersey Wagon. and one fine Brown Mare. ali
Of which Will be Sold to suit the purchasers Call
and see. 6. T.. CLARKE.
Stanton, Dee. 6, t84S.-tC
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

OLD ZAcH.-A Washington correspondent of
the N. Y. Herald, writing under date of Dec IS.
thus amusingy notices the ''circumspection" of
Old Zach:
eve hear, occasionally, in an Indirect, yet an
thentic way, from Old lack. He keeps as circum-
spect as an old hare in hollow tree, when the
hounds are out. He don'tpromise any thing 10 any
body, but appears to be quite taken up with the
news Of the gold region the Sacramento. and the
chances of Louis Napoleon. We understand that
II is his opinion Napoleon will be elected Col.
Bliss, being of literary turn of mind goes for La
MARITIME. Such is the extentOf our information from
Gen. Taylor with regard to his new cabnet''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-10

IMPORTANT TRUE.-The Washington cores
pondent Of the New York Courier, abiding to the
recent sectional movements, says:-
''Whatever may be the conviction of the public
mind concerning these developments, it may be as
sured that every step has been taken after some de-
liberation upon lis consequences, and that the III
ture has been measured, far as the sagacity of
few able and ambitions leaders could reach II has
indeed, gone so far, that the plan Of Southern
Confederacy has been skelchcd out, ard Atalanta
In Georgia, has been designated the future seat
of Government"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

CHOCOLATE ANp RECT. -h lsus ~ an .-z-ls
pre-. srssios, 4iks agrszsoe % &c We al sick nu
scqrisec a rcyCiaUoa vaice ,hiet r cssfl-aly ca
serves few year. si1cs grest nSlgf.ctaf-r o.
Rfcms Mr. ". BaS1r. Of D)rcae1t-T. Mas scggh. to-
O. mi II rsny Lss!esl gcnueu4f7 ol 4suEetn f1E
toe purpose 81 hsvirg uns1 scEocaos toc1 20 IN
va as sss-rcd -hz- - h-a tziy -.- -e1
Hssgi,ss las Cs-ies 80 gsehO.ds e-ceTsliy shggc
s.Nsys - .fuvi1sd ~lln t. NnsE .-4-l srIeerf01f
.russ. barley stare rec, f-rns- As May other
t1logs ordi1sTuy resortc q i1r psi-ats AZ % ~
a,iliiy ts- sson> somsurs. r-ltb5l lt 7eii-ved
tnst inose VA ulr 10 - teEeras al have ns1i-si
tisI- Uc scys-isg-s ove IL ccCs-E-rs f 81 CT
ne We % stst.1 thsi curl-f - last '-r--n..
isose indstsuzs Eho YER e1nrhus Es'rg &c isfe
f hFcms ueth-r hs4 stscss ci cru -Fs nr 1yse1;ersf
srecloas stii- otrsrs h th5 ssr-e su'li-s tstirg
thesr dsy 2oisf Cf tse coffee simple co Ss'sr,
seIe ths .S1srvT., q Az We cslEc; yc1ca frr III
rusn % 'o's, "a. 10 hss recalled - 81 TIE ,'sts
--- - = 1,aiers IL Loc-o1 lave lsn fire. from CSC
- or voc esaterei1 ytous Ard ia 1ssz far
Aes ossr r~-a hsr~ u has yei .pCs va r.
tssas CD liver OF foS chrcEic olecGires aurtas ise
sereeoee 81 iae ats spl1srr ut .-c.-a ~ -
festtsoi9 en IN tte hfsg insH-cs Aad ANNA Il T.
;e- asA teksa io.ernsy Cd es- - r.--- sta,-
meats q ssve se-s-ec - pko % n ~ frorn hr
f..frs % be P~ssissts 4 IL r>rssinv Sow ri
wsts vale D. tls-f1n-, ~eessas ~ -a,,n. sts
trisksfs s.Te ten sscgFe u ot,-s 1fsesss e!zss
sosscs Msz,cI JezsnA Oct Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17
i,.ns, M-IuoEs,AsR. NpaiA.ssl

oa rhaf.i,,. De. n.st5s M.LCoEs,ksR ID 20 ne fsh
BE-
ftrs- C.pf Cree
-ssr~fay ttf.f % sn1 rs fua-fs to.' m-'hs
r. -rf-a-. ~ FrrAhI Il 'fs ilJ h. DID "
~ 81 - tss-r o. f.frfs.rI iHf rfsfr~-nt
n-.- ut.f = MANY HAfiLDt GENfN. -t-si i,rsit-f a
IHh so Mar 0-nn get ntl- saf b. %
h,ffsrsrs ssfsfss~n Gree .f or u.sfu.at spnftt
Oh. s,'uri,' 'r.rHS - is. AtkNANpEh tikNpi rs. .
tho
-'-.tts,..' .fi.at' ODD. .ui 80 .,tii % s'-d bee a
1srs far srrcsl sr.irou. 40 = Da.s. rom 80 f-is0fs
Rot Fss. lN atntg-.t h' nsn. sl - tt.a tr 500
.Hf o. fsu-'sff
s4aas, .,-ans. Dec - Ne I. 80. oft- "a LOUISE
=. 1susl.-r n REQ H.Ec-
n. r-aufsssf rs1f. .uIf invited b sus-i
"a IL of 10 fssr ri..3s
slsr1oor $50 etr,s - nnsf, ~.
49, - Ih1msss ChIh. ~h-ars hsf removed
O. Gfs-n-cf C-gst-fy
Ga Fnd.y ssht De JANE LOUIS, ouy t.1shf.r of d.
Ff J-J sst frsn,ss Mao Js,ss nnih
Do ftsg s'suas Georg-frvn ID = CT JOHN cox d. fls
1'h e b. - IN -try he CO. c. oFsi % 0e.r,
az o t. rfon1sa ,at IN ~
"a hs llp@ Tor - rsFy I'D ~ bsrcf snf fo a
rs fsss,rn sH stsrf8nfg He MsfDi
n' for tssufy ysss ~
1f ff-st Ii3srs al esl-volsf.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17
CALIFORNIA oUTV-

. Ia cons-s-e1cs Of ne ansExnp.-d success OF .se
sissn ao~ &c cs4forn. snd ne esrsiRty taal sfy.
sann>ss viB here. lie saDscib-s have sdces Srx.
~ % seu VERY ersosiy- Of Dry Coda saiL
ate fot sn os.ss-saen a. white sacsinsw slxt,s
weighing TO 10 pounds eo.oret Hscalnau Bls.kets
scsr-'' bus sr--n efsS' mooss Erse brown; white
hlsassS for sap's bsrins; white sad eosor-d coar.
-rp.nsa ts ssip's benhs cotton and linen Seat. az,
ril,o- Cases ns>s up; faoIs linen and Towels. Cole
Dssess Sars, A-issiio s.n heavy ~oo!sa .nd eo,sor
Aos;sfy Mattresses and Pillow, 9gsstsr via e-rs A.
ssOrsnsn. Of DRY 9oods. expressly suited 70 IN. .cALI.
fessA' eais- OokENUs l. nixon,
~ In - nssssasl cor Liberty, eoes~,s Psss oAss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17
Suicide sfsUnitarisp Minister.

CI~cINSATI Saturday, Dec -
Rev Jsne.H Perkins Pastor Of the D1iii'isi
Ctercs 10 tsis ny, ccnninee '-i-0' AL * y
jIngiry frrn re Ferry tosi ma To 'T'f H.
go Ne III a.s h~t c.o.s nd 1'ef'l -. ~
~ 80 Itssstse Impression ttst ~ Ess s7rrif
uso4, tsn.or.rT Insanity. BE- VS. npeo ct 2 =
~ a vne NV h.u s11 caves a. Interesting is"4 }
b. noun he 1nruey -sd
Y II, ,, I13eea = rs: d''-'s'i'E event
NJ Ps,kio. o,ialnsly rom Ns'iicr1'-'' I'D
r.si,.e.e. many yssr' IN Cincinnati -'s'e "a
u.sridsly e,;es1ea .ud 'eoee'y .7ved' he
~ tn,ss - '-ur yo9oE c'Ifrs-
ps bur-,ore tine been lsh~rac uo6er -
ease which prevented hs prsschirs. snd "nlcT
--lo,bfs1iv -e.ult.3 10 alteration Of mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17
II Anong the p."snssr. N NE .ts.n,.r q

II Anong the passengers IN me ste.r.r Cres-
cent City, We're Ma"rs Cbs'. Morgan Come i've
v.nesrbit. J,ccb v.rosroit. Ack-iAn.n. Trsns.
Of 81 Jusn and A.ihisor sgeE foF TIE Brn.h P.e.fe
N al steamers. Rev ! n PeAse sesn-B. chaplain At
Rio Jsrsirc his lady arc two soDs were CT board Ice
se.InsT sarah Sands.
SrarUE ss.ssING -Ise Sunday papers report
t,S gentleman known ~ name ss Richard Grsnl
Wait arrested, at tn- instance Of James " Jt-
20 se, If So Brosdssy on saturday Tor ms.lcous =
d-.reslu. TO .sslus.-One Of Mr. While himself ard
M oIhsr a James bsanstl n.gyesf-d that th-.-
work. Of Art has TOR loo. tins stood N cose sst.H
position VITA a Osh-r 10 toe eon plain ant. r'nd7s
D. "a .r.ss snnoy .ncs OF Mr. Wait, didn't as-
ihe cuna uiiy % On friday 6i.nL ~ ~ish-d taora 10
- removed. -nea reqa-si YES ds-isd. All hs ttsn
sms.s.d item lnto nia9se particles, ~.-a oio~ Of
cs1e lie 80 he'd l. BAL, al The 49,. 1. - e
lo led Into.
DstsIs PsorgkrT The Ein, Ard other : re
la.urscee Companies .oi oUI -rt q r.Pe'ia %
Saturday ard cent deputy ssef1 10 set from sh-
| B-osdssy Sank ths watches. &c found On Dn-ry
premises. Tie property VA bfOsss. 10 th- Tlmo'
.ad ne ofesrs pccee.oed take fCrns. Po.s>sssoE
~ invsniory, VIE. M CLARK. ooUnssl for Drury
care 10 .nd Pro,s.,sd uGs lie srocsedin. -ss eg.l
Jsd.s Eimo6cs "a sPpea.ee &c, and 'soPPSt Pso
ess1inss III. sodsy.
- Msyor Wooihsn h1s been seriously &c.
~ srysrsi s.ysfscrn - s-ses Of heavy cod 40
~ lA- secoa. Ward .lteuds . he sas-. u ~
| Nsyorslsy d4nas Mr. W. inei.Posii.1n.
- Hsn- DANI.L WEssTER q a; TIE Assc
n sse On ii. ssJ . " ssonEton sd nsy remain -
n-sr) ihree ssys loaz-r ualsss Sooner sur cc
g ~ Washington IS ne or..nizsiion Of iss holss
T TEs Caro'ina "a advertised = sal for Se-
frsn=sco the - OF J.Haary she 8 ZEE sei2 q
H0~snd 4 A.lnEaI. nsn nr. from Psnsms 10 Sal
| Ersrel.so
h.ILwAY kCsloENT o Ssturdsy - o ciocF
| Ee.,s "a y q HsVsn Up trAi1 vas passing he ~
] I4Ten down train IN Centre Of o-;~--n Grad sni
| \ Sxc NJ Address. e s~ysT Of Ns- hsF-r, 90
Tss o. ,.s platform sse sss Ci ID up trsin p
ous 20 assd, -ssl the baggage q tse doso trail
came lls.Ou sitc ga nesc Isknz 60 as "a, as
| t1rns--S lib between tie cars y ga scpyos-c =
ssVe eesn ssd ~ trs, and ~ss conveyed n state
- lsi5lIy 10 D.. Egtl1 .. !. Grand and J
ss xAo Tead-Tee hin ssea sss.sssnce t-s IN s1of
ur- ~ gas -nsafst % speak. D. tel ia lie
| li.ht * expected. H. ADfr-ws ~a-o sone ~hsf e
sioiet, 80 eoIv-y-4 = the City Hosyi.. where Dr.
Vr-slsgt si.cted bis --r shics 7snxirg y u,
ssin oEi thi1ss u a.s DEC Cd Of 5eEs saved
ne psrsns hss received bruises 10 the h-sd Il 70 I'm
prssise n se1 81 presenl hou he NAY
! Isers b. soyeTsri sppAfsalyi no immediate dagger Q
; II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

SyFRkNE CCVKr OF TIA USuED SrsTAs.-
hoSs-c, Es4, OF I.xss md JoAa w A,s--sss
e'9 u fthnsNNNriA were sdrniitA3 - Aitofceys c
- e1ss.Si. ~ this No al Irisirsr, Cls-Ss
- Nssnsihs q the Ssrk susSe l. Ltnd 10 Nsta 40
oeHs Tor he ApPeuees, his appeal from ,hs Circul.
Court % TIE United states for SOUTH Csfoip. wa.
seesssea saa altrissed With ander he s3t rls
Of the Court No. Isl Tee Urissa Sr.l-. sprir.ss
The hsirs q Lc0is Bolsaore --Tne rnoscn Z, a a
niss us appeal sss srsgti by Msssrs Ho..rd 80
Henss rsVn IA sspPors Of seo Toe, ~ NJ i,
and MI A.to- hey -Oieasgl u oYpcsiIaa tA.reta A
burned III &0adsJ marri0g Il o'elOek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

Tsk INptAN TRoVsLAs.-By dispAloa lrca,
Detroit 10 the Bsss1 EzTsss Of yesterday, II sp3-sr.
tAsi The sesrreT Gore to- vhose sisiy iesrs ~ss -
,srtsinsd p. arrived Al tns Ssat WITH cor gs.y 81
regulars "a eosrS Iesy have arrested AeDossd. th.
esd.r OF .hs Insisns VAC .eset ne ralOes together
with tour II his scccr paces ana disDsiehea tn
ruruato. where ,sey sih proSsSy b. uisc- A
sssc heEt Vt soldiers hsd oeso ssni 20 tsSs p0ssss
siOa O. TIE uiass - ~ suP2ose test al cifacslsy u
., cad iSe Tod ssa Atis dssPositon ~ qasF
rel uaHl Esssi ~ AcDoasld who saPPiea tsera via
hesor before hs eoGa persuade sssm 10 stack ~
n.aaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

RALTiuoEE. sunday, Dec u
dA,r-ctive FIRE occurred lhi. nornilg il tns
buiIdins snoEn - solomon. so.p md o-ro manu-
factory r. beuzfs-.t which entirely 6estrey-d
and ne =. &. very lsrse sic insurec tn cunt
$1,000 ID toe Sorins Gsroen ofsl- Fll.dsiph- snd
Fireman. Ohic-. Baltimore >irce ~ mr., nOl1. "a.
.sng-in. ID 1-tves small y-ruos .. .. dsy.
r4Herh. naeIy. p.Thall f.tsl !. 81 b1eG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17
~ rslssapp 70 Tat sew.YlU T7l4ust,
The Eastern T.Iesrsph Line

Wv lolx slls.J L'-1--s : y
Tee TELEGRAPH Line beyond Css.' ''' oa' 4"
order sne there 10 cot, l.riJ news q ~ Hi'sf
MA To. ..De I'll rot - IL or1er = uistt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

" Oar Attest adyiees from Ws,hiog,on give
GO strong reason 70 hope tia. tos House vii be
orsaoized 70 day. or a. isrthsn so-roorrov We
have hopes, moreover, that ar. WisTHsor "'i
be Syesk.'. bot these may Dc dissppcintsf We
box With confidence for toe Presidents Manage
TIM sht ~ u morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17
A M MERMiN. Ancilcr Eel

LAseE sALE 90 cHorcs AND ELLcsr Book, -BASGs
PLArr Co ~ Broadway will sell, Ibis evening 40 81
tsnsys and very choices collection Of valuable books,
generally suited to the holiday SEASON embracing Apnus.
for sjo vausos library booss IN hne bindings and
popuN juveniles Bibles and Prayer Bo0ss IN rich
rocco, pocket essps and elegant selection Of choice
presentation volumes chi,sy works u Inc hsh.., merit
ard popularity 10 fancy sils and morocco biudug The
Whole. and frssa sGock Also fos account VI whom
may concern, two cases Of .teel pens shuy dsms
- water on ths VOYAGE Of importation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17
WIlIl,NsBIRGu IItNs

FEsSY Boar SEi1tD An suschm ens wa'
served on Friday IN nc Of tts wnisrnsbursh ~ ~
bosS tor running into 'he 'cnr pcphin On fnur'dsy
night /, appears ihst the Dolphin had cas-, snchor
opposite the SLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

The market t-Ga G-mer Or CoIro' tnd
the ssl.s Yesterday gere 800 ls.rs 81 To- prices o.
.-es n the week amount 30 co.. Dsc. Ire st. I
on hard i, 3, 0O) bales Dsseri - cay bsss Js1
inclined u val Ibe H.terriss news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

The PRonyCE market remains noninsiy tie
same With but 4 moderate business 80 cesers AZ
Inclined ~ all u Coxt steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

WAsHlNGro~ saturday Der 81
Hs.s-s B1-ro 4 Nl~f.,.1s eStslslFe t2nre. =
In G.grgetos1 vss da.tfry-d - &c - lrl'iasT
rizi, TIE 80 rs' h@s-T Toy were partially .'-
s1res I; s.P5osC8 10 ssvs o-oa zee @o'A % 81
lGcen.IaIY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17

Mr.. BEKSIE> offered the tJllowiHc resolution
R.sersd, Thai N, Clmmtte ~ tAre- S-nslors g..
VAL he 2 osiceni AID iuiolm MIN that the
S-nsle 10 csg 1ed Ani Tescy receive from hm
communication N relation Ia matters ~iIhn The sphere
- heir separate cspscisy "
After SONS remarks from Mr.. CLAY, m which
ms sisted thsi ne held his seat without reference
30 any secticn, patty or Interest out tjr the pay
pose Of performing IN the best mxnner he could
.hs duties OF IN. s,stion--thst he woad have To-
;rOdaoed such q resolution. which he believed vss
JUSTIFIED BY precedent but inom ~ unwilhngness
- take the lead snd thar he did not that n E
House could regard Il . dscogrteous, and he
hoped q woud bs sAcpted-the resolution ~Hs
adopted The Conlmittee called on tbs Ptesitsa'.
AID reported that DC woslc seai com !. Gae axiom
CA Monday.
NJ. DlCKI>sos save uotlce that o. TUESDAY he
would move Tor the appointment OF the Con tiS-
tees.
Before the commencement Of the vo,lny NJ.
LiTTLEFIEf p Of Me sent resoetlcn 20 the ss,i
tina, the Houss wOaA 90. adjourn until aSPeSkei
shall have been elected. This re solu;On, how
ever, wNve.y colby secsiSed. and on motion e
ay Il on ihs table WAS 50 disposed o.! with the
kcqaiescencs of ar immense rsl 'rity.
resolution requiring the oAcers OF the House
10 enforce the old rule By hich strangers are ex
ciedsd from ,ae foo-, wss adopted This wa have
Atendepcy by diminishing the crowd N the Hs
u produce more orderly proceedings UrSioS
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~ Nr BAH, the oisunsu shed telegraph ~
vertor sailed In tns is,t si.smef for Liysrpc1I lie
intends 70 present bis claims before the Comn'ssiooer
recently appoint y the French Cove nm-Dt to u
anime into the msrs Of the various method. u tel-
graphing
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sCHENCKs PIIMONIC .YEUP

" rHE CAST remedy EOs COssVspTI0s AID LiysE
CosPLAisT.-Tne Almost universal prevalence Of liver
corp amt IN TIC climate " Tho Un I'd states renders this
ecicLe Invaluable agent Few portions VI cur eouu.
Wy are exempt from he visitation u Ihs ctsuessing NJ
2.ni which 10 ofsn asaa.n Tor other diseases .nd
which ey being eroueoasy treated terminates fatally A
few boG!ss Of SchsncGs Pglmonc Syrup, however In
msdis'>y develop Ihs essss. BY seung upon the para
affected and ssofalns relief II happens eihsr Of
he cilessss for which his syrUp % remedy n apoc
10 development u rs diseases (which this medicine
sfinss oVI surely doss ne nee. .. g sp-
pears hal Rsitnsr h- aass liver s6.clsd no
1Jury CA possibly sfse from me " sh- medicine.
Thousands Of yes have beet fsysd by he timely als u
mis- n-iicce Ia liver diseases well - eOcsansaon
which without IL would have fallen premature yleuns %
spar.oas method " r..m-nL OF M. fact .bgnasa
sssuGosy u ie 10 tss4s Of he inv-nlor
Con'gnpnop Which 10 sven nor, prsyaler! lhso liver
ds-sses 10 entirely ssef-c By IBIS ssnI medicine T
Gsuess ard ssosy tnsi tais horrible sdy nae
a7on re human 'suiy sssumirg every form hat 10 bos
80 10 re exisecce q he Wal priccip.e ~ vel A, Of
ne4.ns /" ~ eofJ ofis uct@-csn Eet.sT De pictured
y &c nasasuOn eof dsscEibsd by NE pen. Bot 10 ter
fofs Rave been soey rrop.sssd BY prejudice and "A,
faV.Ees connIes ~ ne spsny ard ne,agliy Of ms 4
sisc The Psinorlc syrup 10 sp-cisc 10 eli e.,., q
eocssnPuo1 L-sfsisn "a, 91,h grslad.e, .od 4i...,
. cisafH - q is sfrof SAD ole Of ICE css ealee a
/ L"nf-n pf.e1aoIsfsi Az No cor f.s-ets T., . NO
1Si H-' scsno~,ess he sfUth VI n. oa..rv.no, Ane
~ao ~o4.4 cot rave soEs is,h 10 save afs .so,a<
no' rec are 'oue pscee ooss ..ss IL ,o,,,. ar,
es''sroo foG Anguish tssi ns1ss a- f. sa,ss, .,.,
~1ss dean : sci AZ rnsdiss ecrssca.se. ofol.sss
se'-res, r1-uoeie ssTp 10 sOid al o. per soais, o.
nI eoalsI ,or IS CIV clinessnsr c. A. a.rcl,,- a,
F @1 - ">o-rs4 As-rts for New Yors .nd vfc,ritf
AeH- York CIV A9s-isE P.ytOa sss O go wtels q
ana u Si5'h-.v q coios gtor. 7l5 Broadway a.,
10 das''a q W. Walter. - Grans-.t 2 coos
e0fssf Alec snt GfsodW } 81 Grsihs cor Delaree,
shass1oir 90 W Crumbs, 3ss Borery dit Ieoi
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Ter Europe.

p. ns,, number Of Tie Trlbsv for Euyopeon
e,e,.IU.os vii be issued To Morrow morning
.,soelocl. IL viii contain al the attest news
received op 10 The time Of going 70 press Inc
Es,oDn ,.is from os.on % Wednesday.
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RKslGN.TIoS - Cor. FSrsoNT.-lf g STATED
tsn Col Fremont cas- WRITER % - DeDHtm-n, -
Nsshir sios, tsntef'rs 20 r"ssusr - Comm ssiou
g rcn - '.au5sry r- be'Fu ne ts.r..c-y as
S-s sic.
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BALTIMORE sunday. Dec 10
A mao vss found b1rs %. the Ws.t@rr hsil,- -
mi, forenoon. importance IVES "a u la 'ser
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NV Oki kASs saturday Dec -
The health = ;he cl;y al 80 p-e'slt Hr'@ $
very rod.
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" No ~0rs h.s ever cOsas unisr observation
Which contained 80 much really useful sitsr a. 10 to b
irund ~ V. 3 PALSys's Business Mems Almanac foi
1850 'iss~ors Of 81 psses Of closely printed
designed exclusively for business men, and Of sgeh
character 80 ~ recommend ts-f We h.vs 10 hesl4giu
10 ssiDg thai u should be IA the aAcGs % every
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four moa,a. and ten dsys di-1 =. Wsisrleos lhnois
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