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GENERAL NOTICES

~ Kow,.r. a Wsiis, PhreaeIesis snd
rSbiishers, Clinton Hall IJl h.s'.n'l 10" "' '"'
Dr. -hew, .u,bor Of various worss on and Pre-,
utlonef Of Wasereufs, 70 f2or.ns' n'-' ''"N - ~
% =. Gov, cIohsls w.lsr-curs rhya.
~ ~ 100, Coasslaanoas from 10 N to2rh
PsneaD Visited Al heir rssasoeca
Houss.en D. %:T ;..si,.d f9y Y: s:9
81 feminist nsar fihnsy SEN. .''''''' 90 im.'
~ Mercantile Library Associsfion, Clinton
az coIrer on Bsesmsn AID Nassau ss
Liss1EY-J0,50o volumes, 10 which all new pnones
ions on merit sdesd A. soon - punished.
Rs.utyc-R OON --ThnyslI American, and forty Eng
sh ana French magazines three Eoshsn' tnre. sfsnen,
wo German and oos spanish ne~spaperi .oEshst wiln
stoss open rom 10 An 70 70 ? n.
cLAssE. arc now open tor in..Iaenon N .rsnen'
Commercial Arithmetic, Mercantile C0respondcnee Flo
cunOn, Vocal Music, Drawing, sIsnogsphy and Asuon-
LrcrvEEs-A ysde,y Of lectures will DO delivered
during We Fall and Winter by geausnsn Of eminent
TEsas-To clerk. O. Initiation fss and u senisnDusl
IS soaIn Z, 7. T0URsIks Rec. Secretary.
~ College Of Pharmacy OF the City Of NsS
comprising Lectures % Cnsmistry, hatsns Modes sne
Pharmacy, and 90 Botany will conm7nce % 1872
tce lBh net and b. continued 90 Monday, "senss'sy
and Fnd.y Evenings Of each week an.a we rins ~
March Al The Lecture Room l73 bfcsdN.J s'I"Ns "'
Laboratory u Messr. Doremos and h.' py,.,,cy h,
Prof W McCfe.dy, 81 D. from " ~ -
Inc 4th Of January neIt, and o. borAbIi y To-
Hoon rom hal tins The sans h"2f' ahli S1S e"sS
w CHystsrsTbY Prof r. O. Doremas, ffos
- rJcIo.r. will % conun2ed during ne whole sefm
r. Dbv.ir.I and Chemical Caar.rtsdsncs Of me cias
-, .r,irs. ~ he Astena Aedlcs, vii be fqy neAtod Or
tts .r scdon Ehs Human system, and tee LsSplfcs
- ~ ilu,traed By specimens u no dissrect Drug
| from be CsDinsS Of he College ,..~,..,.
Ths BoAnieal Lectures viii be illosrasd ~ s2se1
ofyIovers sad psrls Of PlsnIs, and si more
~ comp suits u enlarged dfs~ngs ,,, m. Labor
Rseinss will be furnished 10 eoncs19 sssv oS Prse.
.tory Of he Professor Of Chsnisuy for Ne Sway
| zeal Analysis. 49,. a ATE. snd Pharmacy,
At as 90 Bolany a. q 81. .of on $4,000
| -. s1oc,rsd Of john hILHAU, 70 rn n cog0ys
| SsPISWALL, Is wiiIs%. I'm yIfsaAS Z cAssEsEER,
~ hAs sLoaa. see, JOHN nEAKih I'll and
| OF the PfOfessofs ,asa nl3G
New orr, soyemD9', -, -,
w.,.,.Care.-Ths Orange ho9nAm Way.
" N"ass1,at Al sosth Orange. N'w-Sefsey WI 70
Cure ss.g th- Wiatsr. Tue esaohsbmsntn CON.
.e2s 2pen throag h01i with prysss BARS aAehea
oft.oJ - Ths ears leave Ehe foot Of Cofuana-sI
- go q, he .st.5skmeaL Lstters 70 Do addressed u
Or MsgKEk - Shove
r- LAND Hair Dye improved % = 70 eoos az
1a,.ssrs he monenth 10 applied ~ithoat no 800
Ia .ntirsy free from unpleasant odor ana can -
..ss-d with as s1oEzesl soap Immediately ~ sppaea
~irsou, wkanx 70 DRY. Yos sale, o. sppnea sAIs
"a, WIZ YActorJ, tWalsl mJS fafa&s~s
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The A,remhly-M A9aek

The albany ErenHg journal has dispatch
from Buffalo, dated Monday, which says that bo't
Wink Members are elected in Chautauque! II So
the House is all alos, again -6i Wing, and have
chances for two more IN St Lawrence and Lewis.
ULSTER Cove tried to say this morning,
that po Wing was elected from Ulster, but the
word $40 was ommitted. Our table was right.
Davis, lowest Loco, has 81 majority.
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Nlississippi- Correction

F0m o IseenThN ke0oIisf
Correii,a The majority for Henry Gray Wig IN the
MA Di.uci,is lg5. and not 1851 as reported by Tee
graph ssg evening
The Reporter mus, try again. The 'l99
doubtless Mr. Gray's majority IN H'nds County,
and he is pretty surely beaten in the District.
Ed. Irib.l
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From Bermuda and West Indies.
Colonial Parliament o.. Nr1mvs. qua ~ Triaiddd.
BdybGf0D
Correspondence Of The Tribune


BdrbGt0ss
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BERNUDA, Nov. T. lSi9
There Is very lille news to communicate TO
The Tribune by this steamer.-Ine Colonial Parliament
Of these Islands was dissolved By the Governor on the
Is, INST, and new House Of Assembly Is 10 be elected
By the people between toe present date and the MIDI
II December From appearances, shoui say that the
Liberal cause will be generally triumphant
The steamer from the Gulf OF Mexico Havana,
&c Ia, not yet arrived. The Great Western arrived
here Yesterday from -. Thomas, bringing papers from
the W.ndwsTd Islands but lhoiF contents arc 'o'aHy
unlutsres1ng -,
order aud quiet prevailed at Trinidad up to the 2On
ut You are aware tns, a ssnguinary riot occurred
there On the s! October. detachment Of iroopsfrom
Bar5sdDes had arrived.
The Barbados Legislature 10 occupied with mea
sure Of Rstrenchment to take eject on the DEAN re-
.gnstion or removal Of the present ONCE holders IN
other words, grospeeifre measure.
We have ns td!ngs from Jamaica as late 40 you nave
received By the Crescent City. Tee Falcon from Ne"
York arrived here yesterday. tours, Sc
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Prom bermuda,

The Great Western brings dates as follows
Demara Oct l9h, Tobsgo 20th, Trinidad 2lst Granada
g5i Carriacou sd 81 Vincent 2iIh Barbados H''h'
St Suces 29.h Martinique 80 Dominica 81, HuaesouPe
~ Antigua 80 Mon,serrs,le 3lst Nevis 5l't 81 Mis-
3lsi Torture 3ls 81 Thomas Novlst Santa CrU1 'i''
Oct Rorbicc 18TH suriusm l7th, Lssuyrs 29ih' foro
Cabell1 93i Curacao 2ji, Honduras llih, Porto kco
Nth 81 J.go De Cuba 9Oth. jamaica pa, Hsvsns %
ins, Nassau i,h, Mobile e9;h Oct, Vera Cruz sd,
Tsmpico 25th.
We rexret to hear that the Directors OF the Il NJ :
Packet Co have given orders 70 discontinue the New
York aud Bermuda route by their steamers at the end
Of the present year thSt is the las, steamer from -
Thomas snd Bermuda for New York will leave those
places on the 3ls December and 9TH Jan The lSs'
ship from New ork for Bermuda snd the West Indies
leaves l2lh January, 1850. The line has been aoaa'
6oDed On account Of the few passengers travelling toe
amount OF pAsssgemoneys So far not having near de-
frsycd the expenses although Il is said that in short
tine ii would have become most lucrative route
when once fairly established.
Thee W leaves S. Thomas with orders from the So
perntendant OF the Company to exchange places with
The steamer Tevot Capt RivetL At Bermuda should the
latter not have one million OF dollars board 10 which
case the Gres, Western will proceed 10 England the
Teviot taking the New-York route.
The Royal Nal Compsuy's steamer lay is expected
as, Thomas, from Chssres on the l3sh November
N youls Tor England. with three millions OF dollars in
.pecie On board say sno million nom the West coast
Of south America and two millions IN gold dust nom
California dee tined for the Bank Of England
The Teviot arrived at Bermuda On the 9'a Novein'
Der instead Of ,he 3d. with her Intern sdais shsis IN
!sfed Consequently she was left co0ing Up to pro
sed to England 10 have replaced the Crest Western
Continuing on the New York route in her room. The
Great Western will most probably exchange place.
sah the Dee on the 6tA Of D>cen5er 81 Bermuda and
proceed to England, the Dee taking up the New York
route uutt 10 discontinued on the l2th January next
CANADIAN ANNEXITIOS IL DELAwARk--The
R2aisg,0a BiHs HAS CAicsos "a sterling Wh.s Re
SFn sheet takes Iho following view Of Canadian An
exaton:
ANIMATION IN CANADA The Canadian papers
Ne freely discussing the yreiy OF snneNing them
sves 10 the United States. petition In favor OF Al
sexsron, npmerously signed also one sgalnsi IT, We
SsseeADly accomplished. Il IL free population OF
- u three millions and woa,d make from ave 10 ten
sseses IL must come 10 Us sooner later. and the
"husA would 30 sainsrs by permitting II al onos.
IhE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH THROUGH TO HALL
The hrst communication from Halifax over the
zAsheue wires was received AZ the Merchants Ex
s'1se his morning. Boston Traveller, Tuesday.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

x,wYoEK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
fs' ,V,FY NoRNING lsUNDAfs EcEPTEDl
1.-THE Tribune buildings, corner OF spruce
"a Nassau streets, opposite the Chy HAIL
~s.,ed 10 CITY Subscribers Tor Ili cents per wssk
40 ,v rr.f-r they can pay IN advance al Inc DesA
o. Nv noniEs or year Al The same rae 5ng.e oOp 4,
Cent. MAJ Subscribers Five Dollars per a. -
r. syb.cr. ptions taken for SIX months. rO' -.
49,. a. 81 Three Dollars 10 advance required ~ 100
So. With County Newspapers. Daily - Tle
d 81. Office whose terms az higher 'h1H nv
49,, are not allowed any difference.
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Farther Returns.
We have carefully revised all our State Returns
With special reference to the vote Tor Can' Com
missioner, ADD i, is our decided conviction that
NELSON J. BEACH, Wing, Is reelected canal Conq-
missi.neJ BY about 900 majority. The fall u
fetal Returns may changeihi', but, according TO
the returns we now have, the mojortes IN the
,eversl Counties stand as fOllOws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

Ia this ast case the name in the second warrant
WAS spelt Grete, though scarcely any doubt exists
but that II Is the same as was Intended III the
frat one issued. These are facts that cannot Dc
d1sputed, and have gone ~ the trouble Of col
letting them 10 sustain what have said IN my
previous letters. As to the statement that there
are vet 20, 600 claims upon which warrants nave
not been issued, | repeat that II 10 hrlctly true
did not saw these claims had all been hled IN inc
Pension Ofice asyet, although dld assert anu
stI repe.t that claims in numerous instances Ihs'
were filed there twelve and eighteen months ago
have not vet been adjusted, owing to the papers
having been mis- aid or lost In that othce. IL yes
timony Of that character is desired, can procure
abundance from gentlemen Of the highest res
pectabli,y in this city who can bear witness OF
the fact There are now between l,lOO ana l'-OO
caveats that have been disposed Of, ana every
dav adds 20 their numbers ! have stated the
facts that emigrants and others purchasing war
rants with view Of securing themselves farms 10
the West might be on their guard and see lna
they were getting bona fde warrant, ana HCs
yoythle. piece Of paper. II Justice h'sF''
IN uur.ue this investigation have 10 CO. ,ctloh
II will only result Ia showing 20 the PuU''c tha'
the half has not yet even been told.
There IS nothing IN the political world 'tlffny'
other than that SIX or eight clerks VIII be re-
noved IN Mr.. Galaghers Bureau IN a few days
aud as many good Wings appointed 10 ihelr
oIaces. Among them will be three LOO desks
conc of which will probably be occupied by the
old incumbents who were ostracised do'ln8 the
ooH ALPHA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

sLyrR-WARE SroLES-Last night about
o'clock 70 teaspoons marked L. NJ desert spoon,
fork large spoon. and Tweed overcoai were stolen
from the house 81 Mr.. 4. Marie IL Ninth st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

Rus OyER-A woman named Mary hsrpey
wss run over yesterday afternoon by stxs 81 me
corner Of John st and Broadway aud pretty severely
injured OiNcer McGra,h Of The Second Ward con
veyed her 10 the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

WARRASr ARRSsr-0aieer Csnnif OF the
seventh yesterday took into custody on bench war
rant one Alexander Lisel 10 answer i0E assault and
battery on Ward baylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

DIlNoNp SroLsS.-Peter Van iIasg vas ar
arrested in the Fourteenth Ward Yesterday, charge
by Christian Schuthers With stealing gold diamond
and opal ring worth s95
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

T Henry Shalt and VIM. Hart arrested by
Ofcer Rolf OF the Eighteenth Ward tor lighting In the
street. were held 10 bail In 600 esch, and 10 default
committed TO prison by Justice Bleskley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15


POLICE RErusss Noe Ii-I,t Wvd-Csroline Kline, lar
ceuy; Francis Drsgo, assault Edward Hogan inIured'
Eve drunk: thirteen lodgers-ih-f Peich, assault
Mary Harvey run over; i've lodgsfs--HId-Jas smter
aud liver D sighting is the street. discharged by Alder
man Wood; four drunk six lOdgers--Uh-Jss ono
son re.pass James Young larceny, two lost children
sent home twanty-three lodgers--Gh-JN sls"At,
larceny; eamphens lamp burst, two burglar one
drunk Eve lodi GERS m-Peier BOylsn, Mary FOLEY,
Rarrey Sheukins larcsnies Garancel and L. Msrche
.na burglary; Edward Shines, highway robbery VIM
MAs,srtoa ,ck i've drunk twenty two lodsers- ibs
Alex Lule, on swsfrsrt for assault Jseob Hansen
saino. FIVE drum eleven lOdgers--l Ln-Joh Cal
der assault, ten odgers-ikh-O III Johnson, cruelty;
Harriet Thompson attempt At suicides two drum two
dodgers h- EhEs Cochran, larceny sin lodgers-
NHh-One drunk seven dodgers AUh-Does not re-
turn tO-day--AIILh-A Attorney and SO Orandst Openi
ri ght Tod ers--AIJh-Ms Grimes, Susan Lee and r
Van HsAg. larcenes John Haddermin, CAlhanne Ma
loce Thoms. and Asa Lnlus, assault sx drunk eight
loiRers-AI n -SilvsrwsTe stolen from IL Ninth o.
two Tod -NPIIh-Hugh Norris and Pstries Coone
assaults. two lod -Msthlss Morris, slnng
snot, stephen 81 lDgs, robbery Two lost children
twenty.four dodgers Al lIln-Henry SHALT and VIM
Hart. hghungi Mary Toward lsfcosy lost boy sent
home, three drunk three odgers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

ASoTHER BURGLARY A second burslarioui
entrance elected last night upon the PREMISE o.
Mr. Curry. exchange broker, ~ { snslsL The rosues
n however without securing the cssh they hsd hopes
20 dnger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

~ James Gibson. for smashing door screen
beoD cling to Mrs. renney, was brought 10 the Iomos
irnm The Fourth Ward.
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THuRspAy MORNING

NASHUA AID WORCESTER RaILRoAD.-To
make up for nearly hour behind time In the arrival
of the car, from Concord last evening, the train wo
run from Nashua 20 Worcester IS miles In ~ minutes
including soppages, bringing passengers In time for
the steam 5ost train for Now York Passsngersby this
route can leave Manchester at before P. NJ. and ar
rive In New York ne 1t Orping.
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TvRDns CT ADVERTISING

T1Ersfnt Te9tTtN ." ~ =. t,.e-to,
Rasine.. Soticee.-l2l cents per me -" -,
General Notices.-sx lines y, 800. per line
sSenn' over 'n,.,r , Eiga' Aae.
6enerhi ave- 3 cent? over eight INES oeuN
~ lie each day. -, t,.e,,,on u eepts;
Eight nes Or s,s esT dsy, or IS cents per
be yer monil 49,. H.vpt.cys and
-. vi, be inserted Tor 5 cents
r,sai adv.rtIsemeDts-A' re rates uieo " VIC
,.vs,' serrer,s inserted "a sis paper aPpesfDoh 10
a. M1-r,ng su1 kger.ng EciAons-
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vFgY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY IS
,.bed every Saturday MDyniag a. he low glce OF -
E,,,,r, In advance Eight copies for so, or twenty
- II, ,ne address FOR -. and The paper 10 10 case
ef,t,.ed beyond the time fDr which 10 Il pad.
Adv-rt .euens for this sheet VIII be charged ~ Genus
rI W. GREELEY 1 McELRATH. PubI.shers
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Br.UrtEs or RUN--The Ofhcers of the -Four.
,eeu,h Ward yesterday had the disgusting duty OF
loading and bic wife On cart and dumping ihem
into the station house. They were both dead drunk
and y ing In the street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

u James Young stole two pairs OF boots from
James McGoyern for which he was arrested BY oiacer
Adams of the Fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

CARRrIsG StUSG SHor-Ma,thiss Morris. 10,
threatening 70 strike George Nader with ,lung shot
was arrested by officer barnes OF the Eleventh Ward
lsst night aud this morning committed for Trial BY
Justice rimpsOn
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rvr srM1-WEEYLY TRIBUNE
uru-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

.. oYtfshed every Wedne'cAg snd sat~~'s n0'l'1s
y ~ "a - srnufn. Two copies for =.
ra5vsrt .eiasnls cent? line each Insertion
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SIXTH WASo LARcENiks - refer Doyseo'
.h.rsss x,,h ,,eslps a. from PStrick Dunn Mary
Foley charged vita stealing seven esssiron covers for
Croton ws,er MIGRANTS Barney saenhns eaSs~d
with stealing lsdys hsi valued 1 - al o. "a"A
were arrested, snd held % answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

ArrENPr TO BRttX lS-Oficer NcClcsky' OF
the Sixth Ward last night took into custody Joseph
- Nsncelh and Louis MArchesina. whom he charges
with attempting 10 break into the fancy store &st
Broadway. They were locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

TIE MAGNETIC TELfsRAPH THROUGH TO HALL
s.AA-Ihs hrst comm ancstior from Halifax over the
sSAsnete wires was received At the Merchants Ex
sanse ihs morning. Boston Traveller, Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

Observation-Disclosures Kline, stealing from Thos.
HalseL First Ward James Young stealing two pair Of
boots Fourth Ward James stewart stealing from
RsAecca Ming Fiflh. EiTa COchrsn. stealing carpet
from Mr. Gun, Avenue 4 and Thirte-nth ct Mary
Grimes stealing shoes Fourteenth susan Lee eoored,
same Ward, stealing q from Wm. Bennett 81 e How
srast Mary Toward, stealing from Patrick AeSuii-
lon Eshteenih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

HIGHWAY RosEtRY.-Oicer Means, OF ne
sixth Ward lsst night arrested Edward ssnes VIC =
charged with high.sy robbery IN knocking do~u n
Cea,re-st Adam rarnbul Of Twenty Sevenn ~ sad
s,eslios from him 80 n money stines held io'
further examination.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
The State Ticket.
Farther Returns.

Wig Canal Commissioner probably Chosen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

hers Of this lodge and misun6erstsndfnSs occurring b.
,uen several u the ladies' led 10 the passage Of sandry
anonymous letters between them, and haaly 70 the
sp8ns OF the one in question. The case hes escn
A. investigation for two three dsys before justice
Osborn and resulted yesterday in the seeused being
bsls N bal ia the sum Of 500 T. answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

AsstuLrs-Ersncs DraSo. assault on Mary
Riley. Firs, Ward Frederick Reiteh, on Wm. u
Brownson Second. VIM. Chadwick, On jacob Han
son-Chsdwick makes the same compliant Asenss
Hsnson-Sevsnth John Calder. assault on bis wife,
Eighth I5hn HsdSerrnein, rhomss lielas, Catherine
Malone and Asa L.nlu, ssssult on Wm- 9! ssCoy'
Fo9rteenth. Hugh Morris family quarrel; and Fat
mex Camel IS Nm. Bsckhsrty, sixteenth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-15

- Lianid Hair Dye improves 90 - % ZOO "a. as
1s,.ssrs he moment "a 10 applied viihoat mo lesss
TIt rntirsly free from unpleasant otor and can os
..ss-d with las s1oEsosl soap Immediately 10 sppa.
vflnoa. wEang 70 dry rof sale, o. sppne2z - a.
Loas Wig TAeSorJ, WaAsl N.Y.
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= ...-Tns Or.ngs Mountain Wstsf-
~ Water-et a. soath orange, ~ -Jsssy, win b
ss5s cess ssdaF wss ~, .,s. s.s. s.s
ioft.oJ -, The ears leave No foOs OF CofuAna-s1
% ssn q, he .st.bskneaL LsGEsrs 70 b addressed u
A. x.sKEz q shove. nS :"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19
15s "a Is
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THE GREAT REMEDY

THE GREAT REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the Side, Hip,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, Kings Era,
White Speilings, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints,
and all Fired Pains whatever
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
THESE fLASTERS possess the advantage being put
In airtight boxes-hence they retain their full virtues
In all climates We have just received the following esti
mOnial from e C. Sellers eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox county Alabama. He gentlemen in
high standing and one whose influence has great weight
CAhDEN; Ala. Nov. oath. 1s48
.hessrs. SeorI Mead Gentlemen Having been
in the of your Hebrew Plaster cheeully comply by
saying that have found be heretofore
invaluable medicine In different of my family
have applied the Plaster 70 Chronic Sores Tumors and
Pains, and hasneyer failed 10 afford instant relief have
also used wlthgoOd effect upon my person in the cure
OF ulcers, with which have been severely afflicted
Respectfully. etc. G. c. SELLERS"
Beware of Counterfeit AID Ease limitations
CAUTI0N-The subscribed b. only General AGENT IL,
the Southern States for the sale u this tr valuable Plasr
and In order to prevent purchaeIs being imposed upon by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and elsewhere fos the
genuine they invite particular attention the following
marks If the genuine:
L. The put up in smooth, engnetu turned bot.
toned boxes. not soldered in.
The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on
the directions around he box with accompanying Record OF
Court to z. Taylor, Rochester.
SCOVIL & MEAD 113 Chartres street
Between Cont and St Louis sta
OLE GENERAL AGENTS for the sonthern States fy0
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Coop ADVICE. A correspondent of the New
York Express gives the following items of advice
TO California migrants:
|. Keep COOL
2. Take a good comfortable passage in the Cres-
cent City, e., if you are going by the way OF the
lsihmus.
3. Take as little baggage as possible, and if you
cam which you can if you will, arrange 1t in such
manner that you can throw 1t across the back OF
u mule, and go on your way rejoicing. DO not let
its weight be more than $50 pounds, certainly not
more than 200 pounds.
4. When you arrive at Chagres, do not be sur
prised, if one Senior Ramos should deceive you in
regard to obtaining canoes, or if he should want
big price for them, and should not adhere to all of
the bargains you may make with him. Never
mind that-remember article LIST, keep cool, and
just step up 10 one Senior Paroles, who speaks ex-
cellent English, and who will put you on the right
track
s. If you are obliged to remain in Chagres, lin
which there would be no particular danger,) go to
the Crescent City Hotel, kept by one Louis, ia
maica negro, who speaks English, and is honest
twill not equal the Irving Hotel but it is the best
in the place, for the very good and sufficient reason
that IT is the only one there.
6. Do not expose yourself TO the night air In the
least. Mind that
7. Touch not, taste not, handle not" any fruit
that may be given you, or that you may see. Let
the fruit Alone and 1t will not harm you.
Q. ptillh llOt spirltS 10 excess, IL you uo
drink little good brandy, permit me to advise you
to let your drinks become small by degrees and
beautifully less"
g. Do not be in the least alarmed about those
"panthers," aligators," and ''vast quantities Of
snakes" so wildly described by that celebrated
traveller whose like has not been seen since the
days Of Gulliver.
TO- Keep bright lookout ahead for that specie
mule train for the critters !" are vicious and apt
TO branch out their latter extremities.
ii. Get to Panama as soon as you can convent
entity to yourself and dssinins friend.
l9. When there, mind your own business, and
let your neghbors alone.
Is. Do not believe every thing you hear and
write it to your friends as facts, but your own
eyes and judgement-that is, mean to say, elevate
yourself above the interesting quadruped that
backed your luggage to Panama.
Ia. Thank me for giving you the above advice,
and lastly, finally, and conclusively, my COM
pliments.