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ST. LouIs, Mo-, July g. 1876
Deer Sir About week since, while working At m trade
cut my foot n very bad and dangerous way. The whole
BIZ Of the a1e entered the top Of my foot just below the in
STEP ne wound began 70 iname and continued so to do
until became much alarmed. used British Oh Tncture
Of hyrth and several adhesive plasters bni all 10 no uro
then commenced the OF
DALisisY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and n les than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
70 sul1side, and has entirely lett me- 80
can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Ex
tractor as beng superior to anything have ever seen tried
removing pain or Inflammation. ~
am shiicaFpeter BY tade, and shall be willing to ties.
my 70 the virtues Of the Salse at all times WHEN Necessary
reside Franklin Avenue at No 1871 yhee can ,vs aDv
JEFFERSON NJ HJsHoP
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L1f; t2AseFa-Lear Sr have tue pleasure 10 inform
fuu dI fee OF my children have been cnred OF The iIa
Wy me use o. your excellent medicine They were Afflicted
tg seseey Win bad sores have taken only four bottles
,ooh ue away for which feel myself under great obisa
tlon. ! ours, respectfully, $50 s
IsAAc w. GRAIN I08 NVon.ier slreet
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This VIII certify that We have used DALLEY's MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ms remedy fjr Sore Ninuas
and eheernly recommend ii to those who may ba aifeted
with thai most distressing complaint, as most valuable az
urie 70 care H. PHOEBE BRAY
9tbraB, April, 1916. MARY NOSlR a =.
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The efficacy Of LepAIE EXTRACTOR in this disease
ls remarkable We Know Of numerous cures and do not
hesitate to say that the ointment will never fail for this pr
pose Decaey prevents from asking certificates from ladies
on this subject This following procned by one Of our
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

For Eryspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time. but it Is driven in, and viii re-appeaF in the same Of
some other place. The Pain Extractor however draaps ot
and completely the cause Of the disease and effects
flaarou oh ,rt,rs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

UPINIONs OF PHYSICIANS,
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
elaIls IN al ferent parts Of the Union O''' - -
NJ L 70 certify, that we, the undersigned Physicians of
ne Guy Of Albany, have in numerous cases prescribed I
9wiehs Saaparlia. and believe Il to be one ~ lie na
valuable Preparations Ia The MARKET - - ''' '''F
II. i. PULNe, NJ. D
y WILSON. n. y.
A, r. II. BRIGes. n. H.
4Aipai9s hliH L, 1911. L. II. ELMENDoRFF. Al. n
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81 fa1i VA Eos. Professor Of In (flsIkH RENCfi
~ NItl and An. respectfully ansounces 10
ftas ptlsa obi tIs.l ID study nnr 81 these laienarss %
As hc present <se1h, fa bg his modern and admirable
Jrfps te3 Fpd'pes With and 3aReadkf is acquired
al 66eiles te fIn 1{rN sgsanl practical knowere
= Il! Ivy Siasa imne1ted e The student by speaking,
Asas NlIHr and reading. Thesyetefu plan nnfrrnl and
eEsink ami 1s Aeen successfully pTacsd in this citv fo
W ~ tesi i Is hy this system only that persons
fra sncesaAf tauGh speak iueniiy and 10 understand
W. tsn cQflg, with The facility IS te
q9tA tzRe ToSe wishing 20 Iike ipsiEnlious will call
tq'a'Ar kxe1anEe Alley. Gnsosniodse 81. ja I'M
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li eelile7le eonelusyey proves that iis arapala has
Refieet couol over the most obstinate disease on t. ad
tIfee persons cured N one onse i lprecedsnted
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80 lNls'Is.lslEp .Ar.8A,I, pOnrABLA

- ~ estss tsttf.s ttts
= 4d HeNtensi,ely eReaeah in nlannisetuflr ia oi
tgNinx nHd Narious Other Labor Sasing Machinery ali ol
~ 0Ai ia+ sp1s and OF which he holds ialsts ute tle
NqAeru1aen1 OF The Emitted SlaoR, ~
ssasc y improved Patent Portable Saw MiII
it ~ Airl isS Tor some yesis enjoyed sne sisfin
1NtnfA celebrty 10 The Middle, N,teru Sonti. rgoseff
WI ~ nsattlas ~ 70 sen most efficient ii
WI t,f tif ELECTIVE machine which has ever baea nf
eniei pf public favor The nnsYnRii eertiiicieS which
pe 'laE tvnt seit Of Ice f,t the country place M
GaSiArtSf lot tnl ai aenEls Dufabiiy and Potential
Notion leyDnd M md fonet ~ les aa,,re,,esi
te,, relsia1ng ti nseeiiate psrHcl Of ans ofs Shv
yssqB afy 70 fnfe The size 81 Logs, ehleiafl
OF TIE ytfy hfsf
tsRIkff MTLI.S
lNee sfese Paiant tsFiit ~ which stands l,riral
~ anu hos BEEN 3ngly approved ii every planter and
egl g ne nia ilpnslFels who have had ein use
Ia {siss asil oNsfRl'eTRn PATENT ,vfNp.
~, ,.f,,l NtlsAs--qF ARlsliis xfzns
f5 aili q foFupll uOa eniilp. novel frepleS tl,e
wles 20 aqtite q q 1 eshiifihg and OF
iitoiaiiln ut.iel}S % the wini lei bon from What
qNalicr 1l1y Ihs hil nfa als uunhge Al 70 carry
II I s l i 9s Is " .l Rg lits geaIee
HORSE eskfACfTY
tg'S anl eeb asyss IAfaskine uQtbiaes Corn and
$50 ttat.ffrSs fidg ffassfs and otiitf Labor
Saving ap eneais al OF r-ate utility ii i testified by
in9se " 70 have honglt and Tested their virtues
II Sne5t Aailrsssed 10 Aless. STARK, DAY *
sse ile Axe1 IN NV OFleaHs viii be speedily filled ~
aAe Naa uq.e Witch may be addue 10 lie undersigned
w iA senior IND Iauauiaf.1nlet.
Raa-- ASA, IN butinIore on the shipment 81 lie
AsnslnnefY y a GEORGE PAGE.
9 W \ 'fiieaa W Baltimore. Nd,
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I 4 BLEsslNG TO MOTHERS AsD CHILDREN.

~, 3 tae safest and eiactna medicine for prrlne
Nv s9sen aHu islYihs the suefgs attendant uon ebiF
9i ever ascoyefed l strengthens both dc ntsf and TIE
s beEen pam aud disease, iucTeases and olc tie
i i lqe Ho nave used It thiak it inispelable n
iislly st a. boti before AID after confinement Is Il NM
isya p hl1tlealt upon childbirth Ia cOstpeaes tiss
.lips5 swelling o. TIE iee GesDOndspcv helrti,, r[,s
and h ram IL he 9Hsk and joints. false pains heiorrae
~ y re uatuiA inc sseTetiOs and equnltzinp tl seye
ton II bas equal. The great virtue M this 95 y T.
Always sae, and the most delicate and niost
tely leH eases require other medicine in sesne a IL
ea7fo gu 9r Iagnesa Is useful. Exercise Ia the ~
al nghl lood with tbs medicine, will aiwags insirs IN
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teieiee 10 female eomplains No female who hs rsaso1
20 she Is approaching that critical pefiod fie Tar
q Lie, should neglect 70 take it as il Is a
ie1 aly q tls nunefous horrible diseases 10 Which ifs
ee SUBJECT at tins time Of life. This period NAV he dsd
I9 several years by using this medicine. Nor Il II le Wins
ni 10Y tbose VINO are approaching womanhood a. il is III
eula 70 ASST nature, by qJckeniHg the blood and ,t
~ 9 s sysIa iadee this medicine is inyaaa6s i6i n
tis si 9sesses 70 Witch won'en subject Ii braes
~ fsinoling te impurities Of the body not 90 lar sti
tus az 70 lIoQuee subsequent relaxation siel Is Inc % ~
n9st ms!tpes taken for female weakness and dissas M
tag lev bottles OF this medicine, rany severe AMI ai,
surgical operations may be prevented $50 l1il'''
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ppM.Ir = lllqqN BlIrLaR. d.

II ION nse;l SaFspals sovereign aud speedy enfe
w islsai baIrenness, Preapsas uts or
lhg Oh me womb, GostiFens, Piles, I,eucnofroa ~
w nlles DISTRACTED or difficult Aensraaon Incolne,se
~ oll or nrtary discharge thereof aAd for te ge
osttaton OF the sysemno matter whether the r,snf 81
elEat casse Or causes, produced by irTes uaFitY lines M
t9tulus can pe moe snprsiIg tan vigur5,p
ellsis on the human iame PerSons al weakness al
t ol iils II a once become robust and full d. eer,
ahlsI Is influence Il Immediately oouneraets the rgrei
o. e lf,a a frame which is the d barron
naiute 70 exhibit certificates OF cnfas perioruod nm ~ ~
assure ne afflicted, that hundreds Of cases have sen
y rs thousands OF cases where families have b,n ,i
liiiote' er using lew bottles Of tins aHate
nave oeen blessed with tine, healthy offspring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

PHiLAnELPHtA. June feel fire 10 recommend Dr.
Dayls syrup OF Will Cherry pd Tar, from my e. perenee
d us beDicia eecisin my have been of some
weakness o. The breast ard aruEeasy sonao
aecomraned WIN dsspei Last spnng having
attack Of IL, recommended by an ia
had been cured b. Dr. r9vss syrup 70 g It. id 80 and
effects weFe immediate. sFg.f - -
JouN r. DEkM Tadies, sshnn,nket "a K 40. :, rh,s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

DaFis's Sgrup sf wa casrgg and T1,SY ,sos can
aehtoa 10 tie AZ yefisGneni q this valuable meiie Ia n
other column Several cas 81 is saa,af ELECTS ve,s5le
under PERSONAL obefe aiion, and fletese csiiey
recommend Il 70 the aiiirted vJ fIs6,g Y,s;te-
sad Temperance senitasi, 37eetoa,) 81. s. i5i5.
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Z. oEaa, Ladies shomakeI. % Race slreql.

ea hlerehants from different secions Of the country give
the most atteng OF the universal popularity and eff
eaey q lE payiss syrap, u'dss the noiee A number
Of Them witnessing is virtues have regularly tod ii on con.
dillon that tfid give sRtEfaclioa tie Price should be
returned, and Of them has had any duplication o ~
cine We append few exels from oriers al samples OF
those we are IN Fq ast receipt vel s0f verbal accoans
stclgNs, as accff as Drag Gfsts j
MlsHkwAKA, Ind, jung i f8t7-rr DAVIS Sym or
VIA Cherry and Tar ggas of IKE hot eakcs ethink tlsat
II Yen choose gvs ioesae agency Ion thai red
We dispose Of almost amount Norhern In.aaa K
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PADrcAH, Ky, June >, ieliy stock Of Cherry and Tar
syrup IS now reduced 70 botts and IL polIr isy
Increasing. You would do well 70 send me alothef supply
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IEroHl Pr s. e Lages, ef ne Sr7a IF Breoer Heyes &
Car b69kselfers ad Stgti9aesa No l93 gTEsi sirssf
palaasip fia--JanGary o. 1877 80 stfs'''
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Far il unavoidable reue
uy u CARED ne worst Of colds with me. Iii you want Ger
nhcate VII cheetlally give one. s. Z. nAYxs.
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PoRT C4EroN, February %, isfl-.Hessrs. Robinson
Collins Co.; nm hnppy inform YOU tiat fhni Ijr
ayss syrpp o. Wild Cherry and Tar win taee he lead up
dozen bottles beioEe. hnye been ASKED ~ often for T1r
LauS l)epNrties E7traet and aseBA I1arssss Egys-
tit nave iake1 the liberty Of isrtiNg for an
agency for e above ARTICLES i yaa Ii o. please
file ne word, ana send nc Two dozen % each, h arge
show bills Respectfully sRuH, SAML. X. SEaPsl,s.
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g receive the following from al Intelligent and
! aTneT OF Westminster county,
-. FoRDHAM August 49, 1877
llr Representation Sir; have LITTLE gil seven years
o. age, who has been several years afflicted vjfh F. s
Iied almost everything for her, brt without suoe AZ ast
atlhough we could Ind no Recommendation in our
Ior etss Ike hers, thought, she was IN very eis
hsalh we would give her OF your SarsapuTs an ~,
VIZ sad we dd iet Il not only restored her Strength n se
"a hAa no return q the FITS, to great pleasure and
pl-s ehe y ast becoming rugged and hearty for with
We feel grateful. Yours, respectfully, y ''eA
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Ihe following statement is from worthy and well
aQWu elizen lf MILAN has been for several vears n III
f b1os o. ne Public Schools and has eyaroas offices Il
PalL4nE1PHIA September TO- ASA o,onst or n,o,s
slse Has atahked with IN obstinate hacking eoneh Which
and @ common lenledies such as paTegofc and tqnilIs
q w ~ Sherty and Tar eYsd few dos and ie
ionrns OF bottle entirely cured me nv nioRer Syhn Il
to9ie WIN AZ abr1al cough and ss beer, taking
sqlns ana pHregone, hiss en taking Dr. ~
before she commenced taking it, 80
-esss ca, nv, EHqNAs MIJLAR. Al Race street
the South and West ii w n va fis 4. q. ~. * eh iot
4At, Il NO lob ChartFes street. New Orleans. Il.
Where oil orders must be addIessed - 1'1 iii
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49, * - ~ sFyo7HH.
liGoEiEts niy ~ vi CGr W Id Cherry and Tar yp
ives general Sataetpn We have bfna 0nf of Il ior snine
ne. and thought would not order any; bur Il II sluos
~ INQUIRED lof and we thought perhaps. IL woad be bcs
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Iose that initiate DR.. Townsend SaissDor;la bs,s
invariably called ther stuff reaf i{eJps9l vi E
and have copied our bills and ore,grs Which rs, tIs
epnqbalas q women, word for wo-otlei men who pni
~ lllee nave SINCE te great success OF Dr. yosy III
aIsaiaiiia N complaints incident to ienaes fecthlesd
WIZ aliteaEh previously they did not A number Of fhce
mixtures, fii ETC., injurious to females al ty
Fale disease, and undermine the Constitution. s''S
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Below il an aeeonnf az sno.b ~ z b; II = ~
sehe aia has saved the lives OF thousands of oi
nreli Ihe following two certificates are selected ,ye,
number received this week; W q s's"i
~, u, NEW Y0RK, April L. 1877,
IL 4 ~ sir; One Of my children very
sTeaI debility Il came near dying obtained some OF your
you 4 feel very grateful. Yours respectfully. - vac
ELIZABETH FOWLER, III Desbro.sss s4rae,
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- IFTuqt N, " y. -5f1ckin39sA J
WELLS LLE tlblo. January kofIIhe agtiee oFyVfd
Cherry and Tar find 70 DO valuable edieire and ne ii
considerably pnetiee have sold and med eafiy ali
that yoa have forwarded and iwoald be pieasc 10 Save yon
aed Enoiher supply the means OF tlasuortac
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AM IKE AAAk1lls a
PHILApELPHI4, June Il can highly recommend Dr.
Davis syrup Of VITA Cherry and Tar, tioa my kn1qie,ee
Of is virtues Ny wife bud been affected Tor long lime with
weaSness and pau ~ the breast; the thus Medicine in
TINE reerF and qqal occasions the ref was speedy is
e ne hr paee It's now pear SIX she has been
Tree o. the atfecou, conder and recommend il as most
vsua1e medicine. itssIenEtenug effect been very efaf,
inaddidOnt0 relieving the breast s. VAuBotg 10
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MILFORD Peay county. Pa, October l. 1sig- ysessrs
ttR5Hs9i, CpiHS n Gu. SIKsT Ills is TO uln Won ii VI
was aliie'e,l ior ears with violent pam n ny breast;
y AiuSi 81 may seail r5 n n be az aieh. C0ughat
OF eoiiai iptgn sppini 10 gral e,iienf silI and
took great de; Of edlclne, without uny reis Whatever
Vas adVsd 70 VI ir Dafiss Conrou0l Etsni Of 1Fild
Chefry and ~, ofARieh took bottles Which entirely
renewed me o. my coilplanis therefore, cam with cui
dsaee rsfoin9znd i % al who ,e inquirer aice as
a i5 sl Ralaabe nedieine. JoIfx roeAFY.
M Isaac AlIrplS merchant q Milford, who kl1ssa MI
years Of aye, 80
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pAILEY,s pAlN gXTRACrOR.

bat shall subion few testimonials Of its value selected
from the thousands ia our possession, from al parts OF tie
country.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

1t was stated, in letter published in this paper
few days ago, that the Representatives of the
Southern States in Congress are not in the exist
ing excitement, up to the sentiment and feeling of
the People of those States. So far the State of
South Carolina is referred to, the following para
graph from leading paper Of that State is certain
ly corrobora.iye of that averment:
FROM THE CHARLESTON aMEnccRY" OF 4FRIBAH
The NORTH AND SouTH.-U Under this heed we make to-
day long from an article in the January number Of
the Democratic Review, entitled disability Of the Unon,"
which the reader will find of great interest and value 1t is
the conclusion of the article. In the former part the
presents historical sketch of the action of Great Britain on
the slavery question, its motives and her entire failure in
realizing her plans and it is part Of his argument TO show
that Great Britain having failed her attempts supply her
manufactures with the material from her colonies is
directly and greatly interested in breaking up this Union for
the sake, the hand of destroying rival in manufac
turing and, the other, Of securing profitable ecp
rocal trade, and perfectly amcabe alliance with the
great cotton-producing country He inmates indeed that
the present dsunon fement is the work. the plot Ct Great
Britain. If so, she has plotted with the Abolitonss not
with the Southern people, But it is that Great Britain
iooud be great gainer By the dissolution Of the Unon
and doubt desires it. If only question Of gain
to the South, and great gain, SHOULD DESIRE IT
TOO. As 1T is, WE ONLY EXPECT IT.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

The Baltimore Republican and Argus says /:
Let us have meeting on the tWenfy-second, the
birthday Of WAsHINeToN-and a most appropriate
day TO renew our vows in behalf of our common
country; let the voice of the Monumental City be
heard throughout the land, cheering the true, en-
couraging the timid. and beating down the traitor
GUS spirit Of dsunion wherever it may be found"
ITO this proposition" says the Baltimore Clip
per, 1--WE say agreed We should like to see the
: demonstration made, and on the birthday Of
: WASHINGTON. We are confident that BALTIMORE
would send forth voice in favor of THE UNION
(which would cheer patriots and make disunionsts
quake. We hope that public meeting will be
held, as suggested in the Republican and Argus"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23
THE WAR OF RACES IN YUcATAN.

Accounts from Ssal to January 23d represent
that both the parties to the civil war IN Yucataa
were nearly worn out by its protraction. The
contendng parties were endeavoring to make a
treaty Of peace, the English authorities at Belize
being the negotiators in the matter. The demand
of the Indians to have allotted to them portion
ofcoantry whore they could establish themselves
as an independent nation, seemed to be an insur-
mountable obstacle in the way Of a pacific settle
ment. At Bacalar the Spanish force collected was
fast dwindling away by deserton, &c.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

ALABAMA.-The Legislature Of Alabama ad-
journed sine die on the 18th instant, after having
been in session for three months. Amongst the
acts of general nature that were passed into laws
the Revenue law the Free Banking law; an
act incorporating the Southern Bank Of Mobile
an act allowing the Bank of Mobile TO issue three
dollars in paper for one in specie. on hand; an ac.
aPpropriating sixty thousand dollars to rebuild the
capitol; an act recognizing the county courts,
making them simply courts of probate, and abol-
ishing the common law jurisdiction, and merging
the Offices of Judge and Clerk into one; an act
appropriating one-half the two per cent fund, and
one hundred thousand dollars Of the three per
cent. fund TO the Selma and Tennessee Railroad ;
and many acts for plank roads, by which some
twenty thousand miles Of these roads have been
chartered.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23
FROM FLORIDA.


The Tallahassee Floridian of the 9th instant
states particularly than we did the 9Th the
nature Of the latest intelligence from Florida, 1t
will be by this account that the Indians have
agreed to emigrate, and expected to be removed
from the country in the course of three or four
months
FROM THE TALLAHASSEE FLoRIDIAN OF FEBRUARY 9.
abed to communicate readers highly gratifying niel
gence from the Florida peninsula. When them
that it is entirely reliable, know that they will feel the
same pleasure in reading which doin publishing it.
The Council at Choke Nkla, on the 21st uimo, was at
tended by Billy Boclgs and eight nine subchefs of the
different tribes The result the conference highly salts.
factory They oil consented leave the country
they collect their people, the terms offered by the Gov
ernmen Bogsle the council for the purpose Of collect
ing his be and there be about thirty warriors with
corresponding proportion Of and children Of the
Tallahassee and Mcasuke tribes, For. Meade on Pease
Creek about the 7h Of this month"; It is believed that the
Indians will all be ouof the country by the last of May
The following the terms upon which the Indians
to emgate Each warrior is to receive beore he goes
board the boa $780, each 500, each child $780,
Boogs himself will receive about 000 and two or three
sub-chie about $4,000 each. They be provided with
raons for year after their arrival in Arkansas and to be
guaranteed in the possession OF their negroes II estimated
that the whole of the removal will be about s225 0O0
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

The General Assembly of the State of RHODE
ISLAND adjourned sine die on Saturday last, after
session of six weeks. Amongst the acts pass
ed, of general nature, was one in favor of the
establishment of National Bureau Of Agriculture ;
also, an appropriation for block Of granite for the
National Monument to WASHINGTON
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

The steamship Cherokee sailed from New York
on Saturday afternoon for Chagres direct with
three hundred and twenty passengers. nearly all Of
whom are bound for California. The Commercial
Advertiser says:
$50 great ia ts rush for California we are informed that
the Messrs Apnwo cannot any tickets for their
steamers until June number Of fami,s will take pas
sage Ia the seanersof April and May their friends m Cali
fomia bavns made arrangemens or them TO that effect
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

Governor TRUMBuLL, of Connecticut, has issued
his proclamation recommending that the 29th day
of March be observed by the people of that S tate
as day of public fasting and prayer. Amongst
the objects for which the Governor specially invites
the prayers Of the people are, beseech the God
of our fathers that He will be pleased 10 prosper
US as State and as Nation, and that He will
conGrm and render indssouble our National
Uni0n.'
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

The UNIoN.-The following was one of the
regular ,oasts at dinner lately given 10 the Hon.
GARRETT DAVIS, Of Kentucky, BY the members Of
the Louisville Bar
The UNION: Entire, indiyisible, and sacred !;
the strength and glory of the Republic. Next to
our Maker, it challenges our highest reverence
We pledge our lives, eur fortunes and our sacred
shonor TO maintain it."
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

SPECIAL ELECTION IN GEoRoIA.-A fortnight
ago special election was held in the first Con-
gressIohal district OF Georgia TO supply The vacancy
in the House Of Representatives caused by the re-
signaiion Of the Hon. II. b. KINo. Il appears by
the returns that JOSEPH w. JACKSON (pem.) is
elected bya majority of some forty or fifty votes