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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

.lsZI2SEg VnRE RMDUC6D.-f0roush Line for
qTE&s California ana Oregon via ohsgres direch ana
sslSss by The United Bstes Mai SysAmers on the Pa
cifc The splendid steamship CHEROKEE 800 tunP,
Eerr, Winde commander, Will leave her dock, pie
Noril River for Ctsgzss direct saturday, October H.
e. O'clock RATES or FARE 49,.
Saloon state Rooms ..s.'''''SlGg
Lower Cabin, With The privilege OF The Sslood.,.-. 81
aeer8gc foutd Shh mGasse sue b0srd.......-.... 81
Tie CHEROKEE and PHiLADELp HIA ace mo c2y
s'eGr,s running direct Cnh9es 10 connection sin sba
United Pacific msi Sssmsts, from Panama TO San
Frsncsco FasIenRsrs By The Chsrosee Nli conoec al
PspEuH with The reguia ais Packet or NcFember-the
steamer CALIFORNIA FOr passage. spp. to
ES0tol2 ROWLAND 83FlNW Ali, "a and IS South n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

ga FOR SALE Tbe Tires story brick house5aod lot
The lot Is Is feet by rs deep II lets at present for
"saf~ S784 with houss rear. lrQuife Of GEORGE
SMITH, cornerof Princs tnd Rulliy4n. olOlw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

e. FOR sALE-Or viii be exchanged for produc,
s i've Civ properly Fam of 25 acres In tbs lowe OF
fzHH Ess, F..bE Duchess Go within fye mies If s!sam
aoai or railroad House born and cut buildings inquire
OF LsAlht4 MEY5EF 81 Bowery, from 10 ttllS O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
w. P. BURRALL,) Executors Of
w D BISHOP J deceased.

II TO PaYSICF ANS = rzre opportunity i9i
- young lbyticsu oae saet deffea good pracuco'
Var ph1e.c az who IL de6rous Of erng fcom he pro-
iossion ofe1a e hs pracucs and Farm OF so tcfes 90
gbf4y f,meted N Pleesar, isg. IL miles from .ae
ar isgo touFei &c ali In good repair large quantity
snd great val 81 choice frq' aTge Po[ion o. Inc
world be exchanged for City properly. Inquire OF
ELYsLR 81 BoweIE from 10 b. Oc.Ock, daily go lmN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
LEAVE NEW-YORk, GOING NORTH,

From The once in EIudsol.st, near Cbambotsst
saon on he ral,o ada and CONNECTING al gEoepss
viii steamer JoLEPH BELKNAP; which viii land at
XII tudor G6lsacke styvesant ami Now Baltimore,
az arrive at Albany ats P NJ
AIS H. A. M-Express train for Albany, stopping at
Yonkers Dobb. FERRY, Dearman Tarytown. Smg-Sng,
Peebsld, Garriscns Cold Spring kishklll, Ne" iaIn,
6Ggh ana c31ngeGn% a. @ n M1 r9 Msden
Cuish Hudson and Coxsacke and arrive ut Albany al
430P.M
Sfi5P M-Forpassengcrs to Poughkeepsio stopping
At4 P M.-For passengers 10 Peekskil, stopping at the
intermediate stations
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Dearnan Tarytown, 9ng-Sing,
Peekskil Garrisons Cod SPRING Flshkill New Ham
lie steamer SOUTH AMERICA Which viii land ut HYDE
Pork Kingston Baryown, Tiyoli Maiden, Catskil, Hud-
son. CoX-ackie Stuyyes0u and Ne"-BanoFe, ana arrYo
al Adams at a. NJ.
At6P. M.-For Passengers TO Poughkeepsie, stopping
q all The way stations
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH
At6l5A. M-Fof New-York stopping at al the "ag
Nj A m.-For freight and passengers New, York.
stopping oil way stations
All 45 4. M-For NewYork, stopping a. all me %ag
stations except Croon Verpancks, Tuby Hook and One
hundredand -hfly-second-sL
At As M-Or on arrival OF steamer rroin nin1E'
"ich there at a NJ stopping at H s g
Fishkill Gold Spring Ganlsona pfe Y A-
Att p Nor 1rrVBl Of steamer from Albany "pcn
leuYes there Ut ~ stopping a all way slan0hs excePI
sf85 giP M-0r on arrival Of CLEANER froa Albany.
which leaves there - r NJ stopping at all way s&-
tons signal.
LEAVE PEEKSKILL FOR NETWORK
AtGl5A M-S0pping al all way stations
Through tickets for Piefmont by the Dear.
man Ferry which connects tie trains from New York at7
AM and 445P " With the Morning and Evening Eric
Express Trains gong Westward.
Passengers VII promote their convenience ana SAFETY oy
tons to tie baggage where your baggage is TO be dc;
yered that be may mark i accordng ana 4eEeoy ay9a
al,
ing the cars 81 do not stand on the platforms
i.LiR OLIVER Il LEE, Snpedntendent
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60 oREGoAY,s OALIEOMNLA PsoK:

,saIfNss {4HEENHk5S CANIFDlENlA PtUh'
,EGAAht GE FXPRE9s. per Nosners GMflRE Gl'
@'''aT>s.N' snd CHEROKEE Sturdy, l2ih 0c'ober.
Ths subtcrbers viii forrsrd special Express by inc
sbove sesmefs IN charge Of competent MESSENGER Tbo
l,us ard apperntend her ssbipmen Panama and re-.
ro Of them until ihey are delivered In caarGe
81 Joseph Gregory al San FrarclEco, whc has eTo.
" facility al hand tor heir mmedsts delivery 10 the
greeb IN Ran Franciico various paris OF Cat orGiu
Tie OF this n5 Of The most psrfse is.
rfpton and no delay can occur thai bs provided
1ratrsi Parcels will be received until morning Of he
L ard e.ters uEiil q Nj
PEct,ess End he.vy freight mus. he delivered 81 o.
fcs prior he day Ct sailing whers goods watt sh!9'
men covered by ios9Ya1ce Terms reasona5o
TGOEPS0N HITCHCOCK.
I49 Pe8stsI cO,ner Of WE!l
Ssfi7psTs by his line aave1 the a1r0 5ancs snd
eJpsnse q clearing her goods al the Custom Holss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

TIRE COPARTNmRS FIIP heretofore exis'ing be;
Tween the Subscribers under the name and hrm OF
vi All property and deD,s OF said firm are sold aud
iRgued 10 aaid SBERNlN who Ia alone al horized to
kNe end clote up the business OF ssd copartnershp
Esw.YoTk Oct g. 1880 STILES PECK,
ssst* RODNEY SGERWIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
TRAVELLING

bs, .SS 81 10 9 = ,, s ELiIl, s4I!-
aIent-Leaye Nee York for fin sfalf 49, '1aso
IN ut sue Geneva focfcstgr toiao ' AMI nle ,,
dale fiactt tHe b, saAsaess fi3OM IS pow ~
ER Z frc. ff soy ~ buaue .olops
jresAias "a s'irer on aoai,' ;1o eel,s
Chester liosic4 M.ddleovp Port Jer1s Nlrr vsbsrs,
Hanc CO. GelUsl' l.a1cssioTo auishln,oa O"eeo Wa
Passenger, Rochester Banao s. can o1go AZ deRe
~, srd TIL ri SEE = press raiuflon AhaHyne norn1s
srrvt - Z Csesier and Euta.o at tie slfe 1e ~ 1ssnD
gers vs AtaHy uiathe 25yanfe Of sHg9ts rHS' al 80
W.v.Vo Man. q.etIy-bt7AM sternlnga, ali he
station, liqn az Corning tie evening q r. 10 oclA
WAY TKuv q, PM Tor 0asule ara u leerde4latc
sAtous =
ferns Chester U,sis. btiddiet0wn OusYe Pod jeFvis
Mar yzsburah fancocs Deposit Lanaloof Jre9 BEND,
Busbau'cn ald a ae saacns west o. 6insa@nsoa ZOE,
Pas, uees BuGaio b. s train proceed 10 Geneva ana
tahe u, tl..iu arriving a BGiao sane aerbeon Fdssea
Eerslos ithaca CoEusa hrdse AID iVus on Ca31Ss GaAo
iaie hc OF lie CsyugH ami Slsquehsnns B2.foad
a. Oweeo. winch aate ialflc. iatts on 'he Tr"@ OF
-es Pa take tle cars fthe CorM ana sshurg (lr I'D
al Corning Stages leave NaroTsbuEs, Hancock DEPOSIT
Lsueshofo Eip5haintou OSeso Wagerly, Elmra, Corr
In aud Tfornglsylle on arrival OF The trains
THY NoEStNC ANp EYtSfNG ENHSkSs TRAINS may
a,>o ne reached at p5emor By Tie Dennnan Ferry con
meeting with the Hudson River trans T,lc leave New
Norkt,t5 An and 10 I NJ
TRAINS TO NEW -Y0RK
EXpgrss TRAM leaves feGaYa nj q M stopping a. ~
siira Wagerly Owego Bmghauton ooro peposh
Hancack Narrowshurg Port Jeryis Middie1wn Goshen,
WAY AND Mali TRAIN leaves Corning u NJ stopping
at all tie stations and arrives liz New York az "
NIGHT EyPRrss TRAIN leaves Geneva III . PM and
Honeusye al NJ stopping at all stations wes Of Bng'
hanto snd n Great Bend Laueshoro Deposit Hancock,
Narrovshursh Port Jcrvs Ousyule, Mddetown Goshen,
Chester Suaern and Piermont arriving u New-forh ats
O'Clock AM s.,
the stations and arriving in New-York at 10 s. \ N
NEwBuFGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at 70 III: aud
o A NJ ard 5 NJ connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester a q AN and PM and 10 L NJ OF ora
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from por foot Duane-st al NJ
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, ana all places
West aker by Express freight trains and s 9rYarded
ttrnIoh yyifboii, delay CHARLES MiNOT
s9S Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

FITLE lSTdMUs OF PANAMA. -ZACHRI3SON,
MELLON L CO OF Panama are nov prepared TO trans
pert fgei9t ncr0ss tie slhmus ske II through 10 San
laulsGo clippers optan Lux sch package mUt he
4 pe,abs size aud weight SUD properly covered rs
i-.rs The chages Of sportat0n to be prepaid 10
Nay-Y0r6 For psficu SIS, apply 10
&c IN E ZACH2iS5ON co 89 We1st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

~ FOkE SALE--On Thirty'frstst beiveen.ThJd and
~ Lexingo avs, thrae-atory snd besemen. dooses,
az win good under ce6r-theyare fued with every
convenience and built In The beat manner and will he
cola low II applied for sooq$ Geo car 5esn on bond
Ire premises or al tie Mecsncs Exchange 8rcedsl.
from u TO O'clock daily. oS lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

TsEMpER'SPATENT sALAnTAWD GRsArr
~, IN BE had ONLY OF S O. HERsING IL; "a
hpsss s'er,si and OF +. AMIN las rbs gsn1t"a
80 Aed Gf above WH3er's Patent "A n . . - -
3. q. Wilder z t,ntse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
n1ANn- nnRnES EnR SAI.N..

usEgyzrrl -PIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-
sssa5si Persons about purchasing Pianos VIII ind
ri " hit to their advantage to call at Bennett
y y & u uCOMPANY'S Mandatory, l52 Fult9n-st
teast side Of Broadway They have large assortment Of
Rosewood Pianos constantly on hand Every instrument
dian 1000 persons they viii refer 10, who have purchased
pianos of them all Of which have given universal satlslac
the payment NAV be withheld until such doubts are re,
moved Old pianos exchanged New and secondhand
nionns tn lei MI #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
FOR SALE,

T. At PRRVAYR SALE. . building lois % tda
So hwesi of EirA sod Ons hundred-ARd-h
e .hEt each Is feet q uches font and ear by 100
feet IN DEPTH aio oia th6 southwest FrssY
ecd 0ue Auu1Isc -and.fteenh.sl each the szs
6o!s on tue south fi6e of Ono huadred.sad 6feenn-s
het*eer ne First ana FecOnd commencing 100 feet
vse5, u FlTstav. each IS By 40 feet in depth.
!ois H. rOi siGe Of hdDdr4 and foU .een. II
elseeD ihe FrAt ard Second Commencing Us feet
Flssy "a by 100 feet Fur pdce s1d further
articusra of the an pt0prry apply 10 ANTHONY J.
y LEE X Z l.. Auciobacr, 7 Br0Sd.sl. ol0 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

WnAH FLEASUHAELN kMWNiOWS doea
w noI s well executed portrait Of o woman excite
he mind of any Psr1on whoae taste for, The fine
ua plsy be even unculivste5; but how much greater
he sdptrston excited Icy the living and lovely origs
Vi especially II The adys face lie free from apo, or
tsnish 9oURAVDS Italian &edcsied goap is the only
sore every veGee hose odous dishgurements OF the
nj which appear in the shtqe OF ian, pimPe irecGes
slgfemegis GouRAUus poaderiUl Pondres Subtle are
ap eradicate superfaopa hsir from aAy pst Of The hu
nh tpme GouRAuD's Liquid Vegetable Rouge gtvess
5pencent aud permanent color 10 pale cheeks and ps
8NeSAup's Lily White for fgahed rough sslow skins
sNRAups instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye coloFs red and
Eg or whtie hsir beHlatGi glossy brown or black.
scgRAuBs Hsr Restorative xis boles Is each
Be very careful 10 purchase these articles geaane and
Saeet ontl be done oy procuring hen Dr. GoURAuDs
Stahnosfn depo 67 NSksrst 6tt from Srosdway,
esls1der IS South Third'sl. Philadelphia oS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

a. A PKIYA1E SAFE bKOOkLYN BUILD.
I INC LoFs-8 ios ontng on gnlonay ", On and
De 8evose.psce, with building thereon stid ots
ecb 70 nchee front End hy II feet in dspth aAo
desirable ots directly II OF the above Hoytst be-
Fuonev end Lylngstor-tt each y Zee. float by
from I05 l29 feet u depth Two,hrds OF hs p1sche:e
money can remain OF bond and mortgage For price z0d
further particulars OF the shove popay apply to AHFH0
ny j. ELEECKER, Anclloneer Srosc-It OF lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

mss OIUTION- Eotce hereby aiyen :lst the CO.
Upsftn erehp Of Nened,c J. Gockweil Of 81 Pesrl'sl
sot New Yot day dissolved by mutual aon 80
FtcGt ,bem 10 WaNer e Rockwell, q the frm for
lEu ent srt all persona Indebted 10 the firm are mere
snotfed 10 make aymsn 10 k, az BIS Ia authorized 10
'''' NV ""',''' - SPENCER s BENEDlCT,
h1v+ WAITER ii ROCKWELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

IF FOR aALE-A desirable country residence in the
E:. of Wilton, Conn. about n miles from Noryyak,
A and about one hours ride on the Ne'Tdaye itdroad
consists acre OF good land and surrounded with shrub
berry The house is in good order is on the Danbury
road and viii be sold low the suhscbeT has no use for
It Inquire OF GAUNT DEkAlC
infA II l59 SOuth-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

<sSs FOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE for property
I IN orneaTtls city, II Of excellent land in pleas
'A~- ant village near NewHayen with two-story house,
barn &c within few rods of Church. Academy, Office
&c. Price Sf00 Also 50 rods from the above 80 acres
beautifully situated with wood streams and every requisite
acres OF Young wood-Price $500. Cash may be added
to The above for city property Direct note, or cal on
81 &c dtf WM. T. PUDNEY, I05 Beeckerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

gx1@s STATEN ISLAND -FERRY--OE
gEsfAaad amer June i55e-iLeayge E lew
I'D O'Clock P NJ Leave Yanderblts Landing al 7,
. IL II a 81 and |. :, :, 8 srd / P " az
a0 FASHIONABLE HATs.7Jugt finished the
Iros splendid article ever offered Elegant French
f HEts n tie low price OF g. usually sold n q
.iso an article a s. 20 Neat Hats al g. BROWN,
- Inn l52 Cana-st door from SulhTsn,
-. FASHIONABLE HATS aid Caps for gentH
Ill ava young gtns le4ieai Bonre1 and riding hs4'
CAPS io liEha and large aasonmo1I oil every VAR
.4 OF firs sys hand ;1fs pQi Ia order a } Il
nOHAHQUtis 21s SoEsgJ sze La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

~ sEATEN ISLAND COUNTRY SEAT, FOR
s Bale he house with shout sevsn acres of Land now
<'N occupied by Charles Cs7t o, Esq, within few
mnutss walk Of 4 Ferry tVspderbips Lsnding) The
house pleasantly situated, and commands fine view OF
the Bay Possession given or e lat Nay next Address
Walter L. Townsend Peekskil Weslches!er Co. New
Yo-k ol0 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK.
: 4 GL-..- o IN ...u.. atntilna
YsT.. rssasgzszy- 3O1CLOIkLINEx - "a
AfSs1s gs:sssss FOR II DS0N and
)

a2&KI-Sa4--------- INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS-The steamboat HUDSON Capt y" m a.
MeIen wil cave tie steamboat pier foot OF CedasL OF
Mondcv Wednesday ard Friday end the steamer COhu d.
BIA Capt c. t. KING OF Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
at o'clock connecting with tue stages at Newbdrg K1ngs'
" H ID AND gERKsmnE RMLRoAD-rhe passenger
trans is Road ater March p viii leave Hndson and
West Stcckbridge daily Sundays eXceptedl as follows
Leave Hudson at An and - P 81 and West Stock.
bridge att An and M.
Freight trans with passenger car eitacned, wan cave
Hudson at II A B md West Srockbridge ut 10 30 d.
Passengers by the morning tran from West sock9riage
na take the day boat for New York or the boat Tor Pong
keeugie and thence by rai.road 70 NewYora by Pm.
Fare BY Latter route from Hudson 60, exceeding - u on
Passengers by the cgeain train VII ind ,e steamers W
LuMBIA and HUDSON aweys waiting for them and Ice
fare Of those bOats g be u Gw any o.aer evening booI
Oh the rqerlIlIu Re doWEWad. az ls lna boals may
&c the example y,a,
ec hat ls fare includes bert4 Which "a excluded IN the
leres ofoLcr routes. .4 .or
The trains from Hudson beth morning and eysans, CUE
ie5 sio J. I. WATERMAN, supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

FoR MEW-ORLEATS VIA HAWA .Isaip
- TaE REV AND SPLENDID s3hAS s,1Ii IA
Nfh PACIFIC, Capt NATHANIEL ELL. .AI Oct H. from
DISPATCHED az above, on F'4N-''
tha Pier loo. Of W2fren.st d.
2N'' NeS.H''''' ,,s.cE 70 HAVANA. ar.
PA'.Ao5s7o gscond Cabin ....;xs'
First Cabin :e ssgu or OF 200 TINS 6qrsnen
re FA6 9it CO e ed i superior accommodations
fr pksfensey r.ns viii taken IN limited quantity,
s6elgIs - 81 cuDic oo for measurement goo6s.
a. ~ eel.s he received or "Wednesday, The 80 lnst
It'll or pess7Ee apply At tae of11e OF me u =
~ ,l,bic Company IN w eat corner OF Wansn,sL
10 tcINl "a S'A~"D"A0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

Ssae. &c in readiness on the GcrlFal Of The O'clock
train RON Ney-Yor al tie White touse Re convey passc1
gers o Fsr0n YVlllesbar.e. Bethel en- Allentown Naucb
Chunk Ps. and 10 Remington Lebanon Clinton, Milford
Beflebet1 Hloomsburg NeW-Hanpt0n, Washington, and
Peigjfere y On Taesday Thursday and Saturday, to
Delaware Water Gap Stroudsburg Baons1le, SanhoPe,
DaIeyie Buckslown and Lackawanna Iron Works &c "a
n Ban baggage al tue fi5 o. I"s oel 5lp a9
e. into the actual possession q Le Agei-s O. re 0oDp..i
ri chec5s OF recepts ever lAere.0T. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

F7NzzIS FOX SALE Or CHAaFER-26s
2.seI9lsssggzFsS new snd eegau. Hule s:asIner a d
Esz<sssz7s 6CHULTZ, I64 Qus, rs feet decki 6f4|e
r. ms u mile. par hour; YegY eccaoca Ia ias-
Lso he steereer HIHEOD, OF sound notonely. El0er
bost ma Be chartered for eEcufAions Apply 70
ii IN j z COFFEE. AEe1h cor BeAcn ahd ~ e. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

SEaa go LET.-The store and basement No Barclay.
g. ear Broadwav together s9psr, tey Inquire OF
k@1A o10 ST. FRANKLIN BROWN, rs Nassau Dt
ssA FOE SALEThe Two story house aed lot iOI san
a Aleo ethereal estate In city end country IN
'AS''N Qure SIS above OF lo4 linz }. Yak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

Dled Hsw.Yoik BepL -, l650, LEVI B&OWN
The subscribers viii continue Ire manufacture Of FILES al
be American Rte WORKS 81 Ramspo, aud are making
ueriYr preparations 10 roduce their American fsl9o'
Esi DAVIS, EVANS X DODGE'
IA Spsk1hv6ys 2I2 Peerlei. New.York
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-01
BRANpRETHs PILLS. AND TILE RopY,s,

BRANDRETH'S PILLS, AND THE BODY's
WASTE.-To those candid men who honestly doubt
the truth othe Brandrethan SYSTEM we would entrea
them to ponder well upon the following facts:
The TODD taken into the stomach is converted into
blood which vital stream flowing through all the rami-
hcatons OF the SYSTEM not only imparts strength and
conlnuaes life, but actually creates forms and builds nm
each and every part fthe animal machine 1.-THE
blood therefore is pure and healthy the body which is
formed and supported by the blood cannot be diseased
But it there be in any part of the body any affection such
as bile or ulcer, bruise, the blood circulating
that part takes up impure matters from the local
affection and carries it into the general system This
rs the cause often OF sudden death persons of full hab-
1t, afflicted with biles, and who use no medicine
the matter gets into the circulating system and chokes
up the hne blood vessels which supply the brain with
vitality, and lille ceases if bereft by lightning. Now
this can be remedied-the Brandreth Pills will if used
at these times take all impure matters from the cir
culatlon and save the general health at the same time
they are curing the local affections
Oh how important 1t is to now find that this subject
be well comprehended, it would save many from tedi
times of sickness and often secure their services
to their friends, when otherwise the tomb would have
its victim.
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va
Only authorised wholesale and reta;i aoen
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
iorK prices ap4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-01
THE COMPROMISE BILL.

We publish very manly speech made by the
young Senator from Iowa, Mr. Dodge, on Tues
day last. He met the pestiferous Hale on his own
ground, in skirmishing debate, and utterly rout-
ed him. We render him our thanks for so timely
a service to the cause of Cancellation.
Earlier in the debate of Tuesday, Mr. DAYTON.
of New Jersey, said:
&c think it right that those Senators'who are favorable
to theseobils-these compromise propositions-shoud
get them into shape to suit themselves and when they
are then presented broadside those OF us who OPP
posed to them and who favorable to the pan so far
as goes, presented by the Executive would like be
heard. purpose, at the proper time, not to contrast
these plans because, so far as know see they
not susceptible OF contrast for, respects this
question Of slavery they 90 together far they do
CO. and where the plan of the Executive dropped the
plan OF the Committee goes on, and goes Alone.
say purpose after this bill shall be got into shape to
suit the views OF its own friends, then to say what have
to say and to give such give for show
ing my preference for the Executive PLAN.
And, after Mr. Dayton, Mr.. Davis, of Missis-
sippi, said;
shall be pleased, like the honorable Senator from
New Jersey to say something upon the bill after it has
passed through the proposed stages OF amendment.
shall be indeed glad ii the bill can be amended as to
induce me to become advocate for it. am ready to
vote upon the amendments one aAer another as they
arise. have wish to speak upon them, nor to con-
sumo the time of the Senate by offering any amend
ments which do not regard absolutely necessary
cannot however, speak in favor Of the bill before it is
amended, and even when it is amended do not know
whether shall be able to support it or not
Mr.. Chase, of Ohio, moved the following
amendment to the amendment of Mr. Davis,
which we mott ed yesterday:
Provided, further, That nothing herein contained
shall be construed authorizing permitting the intro
ducton of slavery or the holding of persons pro-
perry within said Territory"
We presume the first question will be on this
opnandp,apt
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-01

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE broke out in Charles
ton on Wednesday morning about quarter past two
o'clock, which destroyed eleven tenements on Hayne
street, and seven buildings on Market street. The
fire originated in a shed in the yard of the store
Of Messrs. Tanning Il Co. Hayne street. All the
tenements destroyed on Hayne street were occupied
as stores, were filled with goods, and the loss is,
therefore, immense. Those on Market street were
principally occupied by private families. The Nothern
insurance office lose heavily by this fire.
The magnificent building known as the Charleston
Hotel received injury from the fire. to the extent Of
about $25OO. At one period its destruction seemed
inevitable, but by the extraordinary exertons of the
hremen it was finally saved with the small damage
stated above.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-01

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