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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. a merchant AZ PIc-ro-i
Cenfre iattacha1 e5EE's fkts- OSfcuer is-
aud s'eed Of tusu,srrfo% which The NTS
INDI4N FlIEfN-fNi Eil-SiN lad effected ~ Nr VII
LIAM CROCHET. OF an adoirinE He said r Cf1rL-
had sought relief from The best ghysiciur- and uusrus
Hrcine. bur iasid for tie fatal iznf II eui-
monster CoHrlnrf,r. had is fast hold bis znd
destroying pnd ccbsi1si.ns his hcy. i
skeleton He green M hy his physicians aui freucs
who wts,d fsa6st sssrr. Bat this
extremity and marvellous j.
tina, the OF sfe ior Of ANTS INDIAN Pt'IN0-
NARY BALssN has uncenci the hr OF lie. destroyer ard
restored Mr. CTockci health aud he ho5y 4osry
rrgsed man
S. D. DAMN. Esq. merchant szi postmaster rssz N
adjoining toNr ahulf tie srd aei
that he acquainted with Mr.. CzocKEI aud s1ei hs
CURE aad adj tia f1sfs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

Messrs. l. B. CALDWELL CO.. of Easf osrssa nszers
Co. " l.. Respectable druggists vTUietu We have
heard, through Mr. WhiieTnsr, respectable citizen Of ts
place, of mporfaf, of ConssPfios wteh BRsSTs
INDIAN Pulmonary BALsAs has produced the vile q
acquaintance of his who resides IN The Of Palermo.
this county She had beeH long coniied her bed ard
dangerously diseased ih-t her friends eved mpossi
bile for her se tssz ONE DAY LONGER BH, when
all other hope utterly failed she commenced taxing EPAtTS
PULMONARY B-ffSdN, and is medical efficacy has rasad
her from thai she qHg about and e.
tending her doztic Aousesd srs and daes She aesnow;
ed and i very evident thai she Is indebted 10 BRANIS
BALSAM for her recovery from long sad danger
SICKNESS and her friends and gLbos consider ta med
icir ruynu lie
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Vermont 4 Canada Railroad Open
to ST. Adams.

PASSENGER TRAINS will rua % follows daily until
4 further notice:
Leave ~ Absns ior Essex junction a O'Clock and
4o'ciock P. n.
Leave ESSEX Junction for St Albans "a and O.
20 the Of the Cas- the Vermsnt Csn
srai Road.
Al E-sex Janction tho Oars with all the naas
the Vermont Central Road.
HOSTAGES leave st Ahsns the arrival Of the morn
ing Hghgmte Swautou sheldon Enoburgb, East
add West Berkshe Richfd, Montgomery, Fairfield, Ba
kers6ed, W., and Phii:ipsbur.h, Freeshugh, Dunhan
Potion, Sutton, &c. Canada.
JAMES MOORE, supt v. C. 4 VI. & C. X. R.
Mortified. Oci. 81, leSO. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
FITS. FITS, Fits.

M-r-rs. J. X IiPPlSCOTT son. r-s?-ctshe nerchsry
EdisSro.s- Ssl:Foa eoazs. Pszzsssaia 10 Is Nav
? si' stating rar which had been De-
ivr,i from lie of skANT'S PULMONARY BALSkN
cf their had I1si informed them H. her
hil vl.ch had been shieei FITS for arsra ,ar,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
ARGENT PLATE.

4 ASfooNS. Forks, etc. made Of this " " discover
ed material superc-dc all articles, such German
~ Silver, British Aibu,s Plate, MS a substitute for
o>iseI Plate. Deins chemically free from hp arsties
Il whsands the strung Of Aqua Eos, being hard
white throughout, maintains cvur ceiv resemIip,
silvcr, aud improves by use. TOWN& HALL
q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We state this cure e prove the POWER TO when
This BALSAM used even after The is csude ),
hysr7ans end fi<uds lie In the Esf ssgcs
DriSe-snd In this SosE, that sHsorp and
bought For the particular OF MS es
aud the respectable and radoabsed proof ccr.nnre,
and facis refer 10 PAMPHLETS.
This effected Mrs. ZfBA DYKEMAN of Ball.
ton Spa, Saysfoya County, " " We prove beyond
doubt. many osievs. almost e7nay h> and iuarncr "a
Of Cs-yis and CoasrnBfioas CURED which were r1s
nsxnc<d inrzrah< tH sxItrui YHYsicrASs. =.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs. PRATT FOSTER. reresrrt. Of Vet Corznag.
Cona said BR1NT'S BdLS-iN Lad efrcied OF such
hopeless of CONSUMPTION in their that
other cou-h-meic:ne could be cod there; thai had rrd
II fron TIE thai physicians and ali tbs
friends said MUST DIE. One gentleman. particular vas
far thai bis physician tod hih .sr Il tesas
zzcfas lie then. trs>a kye l begnn 10 isAe
BRANT-S BALSAAi-GoT wELL-Gat . "a sci 10 ssy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
-TVER COMPLAINT.

JAUADicE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS
AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING
PROM DI-ORuERED LIVER
OR STOMACH, SCUH AS CslNSTlPA-
TON INWARD PILES, FULLNESs, OK BLOOD
To THE HEAD ACiDlTY OF THE STOMACH NAo-
SEA- HEARTBURN. DISGUST FOR FOOD, fuLLr
MSS OK WEIGHT IN TIE STOMACH, SIOUX
FRUcTATIONS- SINKING OR FLATU-
LENCY AT THE PIT OF THE sTOM
ACH. SWIMMING OF THE HEAD,
HURRIED AND DIFFICULTY
BREATHING. FLUTrER-
ING AT THE HEART,
CHOKING, OR
SUFrOCA1fNG SENSATIONS WHEN IN
LYING POSTURE, niMNESS OF VISION,
DOTS OR WEBS BEFORE THE SIGHT,
FEVER AND DULL PAIN
IN THE HEAD,
DEFICIENCY
OF PERSPiRATION,
YELfOWNESS OF THE SKIN
AND EYES, PAIN IN THE SIDE,
BACK, CHEST, LINES, &C. UDDEN
FiuSBzS OF HEAT, b RNiNG ~ TIE
FLESH, CONSTANT IdA6t>tNG~ OF EVIL,
AND GREAT DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Many Consumptions Cured.

Mr. 5. H. CLARK. merchant. Che nsyss essHty y J;
inform that BRANT-S PULMONARY BALSAM
sold readily Clyde, and said II The statements Of sons Of
respectable people, and personal visible kno tose
be relied lis rccc virtues have cured many e1nsa
TIRE pevsoEs several of whom acquainted Win, who s5s
hopelessly SICK becoitsdered. by phyas and az
BRANIS EALSAM has rs..orel lc,n 10 REzl EeI hLaLIh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
Tavern Stand tn Let.

TUE PUBLIC HOUSE up,ed for and ha n years
last past by SrxO Co. Esq. in the Village Of
Monipei,si Is 10 Be LET and possession given the frs:
DAY ut April next Sad house pleasantly situated on
State street, and best located houses in the
village fur business.
MoniPe her Nov. /, 1850. H.YBARNES
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
DIR. SOULE'S
Oriental & SOVEREIGN Balm Pills

RE ,nv4f1sbss Kennedy fos Nervous and ses heso-
~ arhe, Gods, F~vers Bi.I,vus symptoms, Jaunaes
Liver Complaint< Scrnfua, any Humor IN the sooui
also Tor Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, Veal Nerves. sPaa
Affection general Debility; and when eneetnsy s1
Universally adopted family Medicine
For particulars, $50 Circulars. r.
Nome genuine unless The name of Dr. E. L. soue & Co
. the boz. T.,
Nv ri NOTIFY CROSS el:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
LUNGS BLED-MUsT DIE!

Mr.. y TERRY aercsert Ry-oz. tere-sr e9rnry- v J.,
August ~ 1873: BRANTS MEDICINE 5 dong won
ders here 1t has cured Of Ssas thai al lie ply
had DIE When he nced taxing Bats
Medicine he could raise his hand bis heao; bed 1f
the nns and every symptom seemed d h-i ne ms.
die; bsi astonishing 10 al lie s DOW able to o. and rides y
the county. He used only fire o.i Il las also cured
4 young lady of CSassnspfsrn Orleans county vaeh rr
father SAYS no doctor coald cure
Mr. MILLER. merchant OF the psce, has certified %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
VERMONT wATcHMAN STATE JOURNAL DECEMBER g.
Jnsurailff.

The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
UNITED STATES.
On the Mutual Principle.
OFFICE, STATE STREET, MoNrPELIER, VT.
.ls Insurance i. the poor m.a's wealth. and COED in
vestmeut for the capitalist"
OFFICERS,
HON WILLIAM C. KITTREDGE, Prssidsst.
R SsS1 o sSSS%!s, vs.r.''''.
DIRECTORS,
WIN G. KITTREnGE, rA "a, IT, piLL nSMsv
S SoMgSp W. 5"s T.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
EDMUND WESTON, HOMER ". HEATON,
JULIUS Y. DEWEY
Medical Examiner, JULIUS Y. DEWEY, MD.
Con,sIling Physician. FRED w. ADAMS. ND.
Secretary, J. 4. THURsToN.
aWe invite the attention public the principles
ofths Company Its charter liberal, and tauisbes nd
vsnases those wishing to become insured equal, not
superior To any other Company in the Union.
II 10 located ia kea,tav ewsfs people OF viz
constitutions and Of fixed aud regular habits For
these reasons, risks be less: the economy Of its
greater Ito Investments will be seey Its
profits TIE end every years will be put to tas
credit Of the Life Policies
AZ Vermsnt Institution il has peculiar clsims TO the
patronage Of the p-ople nj the State.
prPe,s"ns hing Insurance with this Company will
be furnished forms of application. by applying at the
Once sf,he Company, or 10 any OF its aeenn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAN

rery mrny Of tie strongly nayrd aud deoz,s ,,
Of Pulmonary Co<sr~PT;oSrea rrcDrbe5 n -
ted 6<ssrd LII SGS-ssch HOPELESS c,seS A. yy.- @
before cured by other medicine So nster hasf, -,
Of the afflicted persons been prononrrs5 ~
pkysicisss end friends TO be DYING S,ns ~
had their buralclohss made, have cured ami Va,
t,fers. who said would not live another sy arr na.
well and hearty Is they ever
II possesses all The caernsug and purifying virtue. neay .
powerfai and active rs the preparation winch call
BRART's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Ba-sin differs from TIE Extract, Lecanse Il posrssa
sroi Dse1fcns ,sAir Teca1riy adlpiei and are -
fsaly sees.sayyJor- the cure Of
COUGHS AND C0NSUMPTIOyS.
and all Diseases of pulmonary uafure-such Diseases
ally prove fatal under ordinary treatment whsn they s,,s
the
Breast, Throat. Lungs, and Heart.
This BALSAM HEALS AND CURES uLcEss In Ire Jr-ycs
and elsewhere internally eerfsiris md EMILY as he Pp,s
ExTRAcT and hrvis ulcers enaag This Ral..a
Of Corgh and Consumption cut Of TEN ar
all other remedies have jailed 10 Do good. "
Thousands Of Consumptious
and Chronic Cough abundsnty prove s rsiag coue in
such diseases. and its unidentified curative power
healing properties in the following complaints and dsess,
Srftis9J 5ocd Redfsg at the Isrs Pain N ne B
ind Side Ngh Sreafs Nervous Ccrpoia Ppafs1n ~ IA.
Heayf Cholera hfaaEs, Dpsentery and Ssrner Cosrs 4,
C1adrS~ and -aduits. and ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
CONSUMPTION

in all Chrisranized sud civilized cuurrrie- bas c..
nrser proportion OF deaths tnnn other adv thai "a
lie human faz'iy AMI until within few u here s ~.
been eertuss remedy to stop the devassaon of s.r %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

Mr.. CORNELIUS H. SMITH. merchant. colhas ces,s EIs
eSusfy N " January lc. 1873. ssid Yonr BANTS !Sp
AN PULMONARY BALSAM and BKANT-S PIRlFltNo
EXTRACT are nearly all Sold and want Immediately ucr
supply. for they sell rapidly. and ttiter sIiae7
than ali the other medicines The Pnaa.ary
Boiaz has raised lady here from bed ct dangerous sna
sickness. which ali The doctors had given ScrKA-
They sand she t-i CansEagtlz q ne nags
Aer al had pronounced the she commenced
tAking RRANT'S BiLSdA-and NC . eel"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
GERMAN WE.DITiNs: sTOpE

No. l20 ARCH Street, doc below Sixth late Of ga
Race Seet,) Phadeiph,a, and by Respectable dealers
ssaersny throughout the country, s3:iy
3Jtor sale also b. 3. 4. COLLlNS. Montpciier. Vi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26
BEWARE OF couUNTERFEIrs

BEWARE OF CouUNTERFEITs
This medicine has attained that high character winch 10
necessary for all medicines induce
TO put forth article lives oil those
who innocentiy deceived
Look tceH 10 The marks OF the Genuine.
They have the written signature Of T. NJ JACKSON up-
on the and blown IN the bottle ,fAyss
rhieh they arc spurious.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-26

For sale by REDPiELD & GRANNiS and Coz LlNS
PIERCE Montpelier; Johnson Campbell. an sneld eos
Oeano Waterbury; A. L. bancroft, Plainh ID FRENCH
Walker, Barre; James tarisl, Warren; Putnam =
Wooster, Marshfed; A. G. Buruhsm, Mereiown .; a. =;
Camp, North6eid Genre; j. A. s. White Northhed Mr.:
Keslsr Hydepssk W r. Moves, Morristo~ni A. CAM,
Sto~e Morse q knight, Johnson; W. 4 H. Grswod,i er
fersonvile; C. g. Hopkins TO. Cambridge And oy Ne'-
i.nna.~ rs, ss" ""-'' e'N'' 57:Iv
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CRESCENT.

on SING TO ME SOFTLY, MY SISTEl
Br MR. R. s. NICHOLS.
OH sing to me softly, my sister,
And smile on me, darling, tonight,
For nv soul is encompassed by darkness
And shut from the kingdom oil light!
walk in Iife's valley of shadows,
Where the fountains low murmurs are still,
Where swiftly through gray mist and vapor,
Are gliding pale phantoins Of liz
Thy voice, like the clear thread Of silver,
That winds through the still grassy lane,
Shall steal through my hearts silent chambers,
And waken their music again
Far away from the clouds of the present,
In the Eden Of memory's isle,
What visions Of peace and Of beauty,
Shall my spirit ofsadness beguilei
Once more / will rove with sweet fancies,
And think the sweet thoughts of a child;
Once xoreI will gather Youths roses,
The fairer because they are wild.
And the light which know is immortal,
That shone on young liie's dewy hour,
Shall steal from its crystalline portal,
And brighten fair memory's bowers.
Then sing 10 me softly, my sister,
And pour out thy heart in the strain,
Tin dream that the beautiful voices
Of childhood are singing again.
Sonny heart shall grow better and pnrer,
And strength TO us both shall be gwen,
10 work out a priceless salvation,
And sing with our children IN Heaven
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Genuine Iqsdacans Warehouse
NO, rs 4 Charities st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT Il co. having resolved to stand unrvaled in
q every department of their business have agreed with The
PoPdetors and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States Keep them con
ganty supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
far belOy the usual market prices 81 this they
are enabled to offer for the Inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which can be found in this any other
city Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular department, The liberal
SCALE and prepared to supply the trade at prices SO
exceedingly low, That the purchaser fail to realize
handsome per Cenage his investment either at OteSdie
or Retail At their establishment NAV be found n in /
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
can be furnished Dealers in most cases at from twenty to
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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JOHN CALHOUN, sec TSiSTy o
COSsRIL DE La MUMClPALITE No. DEUX. Z
S6anCe du 10 Nov. 1850.

A TTENDU, Qu'un acte de PAssembGe Gene
Tae de Etat de In Louisiana, ntitulte Acte reatif
la vile de Ia NOuvee Oreans, approuvG le Is Mars 1880
pourvoit avant que Conse Rueune des municipalities
pulse hXer ct decdeT e dies QugserOnt
sees sera fat de Civilizations monlnt les drents items
de dtpenses cOnenaut Outre mOntant ntcero pour
les dtpenses improves de Ia MuncpalG pendant annte
c0uane, parties ant urbanes que rurae esquees
civilizations eront pubtes ADgH5 Francois dams e
journal Oce de la de Municpat6 pendant MONS
ours ayant la reunion dams aquee lie Conse deva xer
dtcideT lie mOntan des taxes qui serOnt asgessces.
Et attendu que, le COnse de cette MunicDate passt
lie Noyembe 1870 resolution dtcaTant uFbanes toues
les liyniies de Ia dts Municipaltt;
En- consequence, pubons l'tyaluaion puivans en-
coniOrmt les provisions de ace u is Mars 1850
une resolution du Conse adOpt5 ceour ct avis donnG
ar pIsene que uente Jours apTes Ia prem pub hca
dtcider lie mOntant des pTeGver les tabeaux
sessement pour 1850:
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DEAUMONT,s pATENT sTARCH poL

y
- ISH-PGtcRtel july &c, 1S50.-The subscribers would
respectfully inform the public that they have the satisfaction
Q! olerrg them an article which will give BEAU TItUB
GLOSS and SMOOTH SURFACE to Linens, Cambrcs,
Collars Shirt Bosoms and all kinds of Prints etc. It
ans R0tRg trl0NS and prevents dust from sticking to
Linen ETC. 1t also rsss the damnness arising from the at
Rospers o perpiraon The public have long since felt the
NECESSITY OF such an article and in this their expectations will
bstuy realized No competition feared, after impartial
trial as this superior every thing else before used
80 No family should be without it.
The public are cautioned against spurious article mi-
aon as the genuine has the signature of the Paentee
the wrapper of each cake.
PRICE-l2 cents per cake, with nl directions One cake
will be sufficient for twenty thirty dozen clothes.
ALsO-NORRlS' FRENCH LIQUID BLUElEG.-
This and original invention admirably adapted for Civ
ing that Blue Tint Linen Muslin etc. which ne1raizes
the yellow nge they would otherwise retain after WISHING,
and without which the peculiar wheness indispensable
could be attained. II also perfectly harmless and
tns no Ingredient that is the least injurious to the deli
cate fabric.
This Liquid, on trial will be found to be puref, cheaper
beautiful, and in every to be depended
upon than either the Indigo Fig Blue formerly used by
Laundries and families Of this and other countries.
PR1CE--l25a cents per bottle.
To be obained at wholesale and retail from q. ASH
MEAD y co. No Exchange Place, duncan 9 Buildings,
between Customhouss and Bienville streets, Also from
JOSEPH HUFTY. 10 Camp st.
G just received and for sale above, fresh stock Of
DR.. Bl.AkE1S AROMATIC BlTTERS.
DIR. HUTCHlTGS' DYSPEPSIA BlTrERS.
. = DIR. lBBARD'S WILD CHERRY do.
Country Merchants and Others requested call before
purchasing elsewhere. dI7 I'm Os
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er-r.A For CALEDONIA, vim the EsTHNIUS
SaIkf&TA OF TEuUANTEfEC:-Ih pioneer OF this
rope The first class and avonte amsh hin
ALABAMA, r, w Foster. commander will leave the
whaIitoOt of GifOd St, for COATHACOALCOS RIVER,
touching alYeaCruz the 10Th December for her Fst trip,
the 9th January for her second trip on the 18th January
1851 Tor her third trip and subsequently, at intervals OF
twenty days The Alabama will ascend the river about 40
miles. Her sOppage Vera Cruz will be only few hours
The TO San francisco is shortened nearly 1000 miles
The is greatly Teucs VIII be observed By reference
the foot. The TO be rgVeed is healthy,
and the facilities Tor travel considered abundant Theroad
OPEN Mne and horses be obtained There are towns
and c0mmOdous stOppages, and the whole distance be
made in about hry-six hours. Confirmation Of this he
adventure No established arrangement OF travel has yet
been male by the Teuantepec Company Of NewOreans,
who propose 10 give their immediate attention ot, but
while they afford the opportunity, that the public should be-
practically acquainted with route OF communication
which will very soon become the great highway.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
IN s'dlOn W
In Lower Cabin a w
Freis 35 cents per cubic foot s6 $50 pounds baggage
allowed each passenger.
IL PASSENGERS will have 10 provide themselves with pass
ill 4. j. MEEKER & co. 66 Poydras St.
4-l4 PASSAGE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-Regu.
S4ET8A lar Line Of California PGc3etS-The fine,
e-a and very fast sailing bark Gypsy, Capt George j.
Esug, having all her cargo board, viii sail above
few days This vessel h8s superior accommodations for cabin
and seerage passenger few be taken, if early
ty, CTtO WILLIAM j. DEWEY, IS Gravier ST.,
or J. F. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp st.
60 WANTED-A vessel to succsed the Gypsy, apply as
above. dig
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Belle Rock ''''- l.'ttr
BEa1uywine 49, 6,ml
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SHIPPING.

Pacific Mail Steamship Company.

Pacific Mail steamship Company.
er-r.. FOR CALIFORNIA via CHACSHES.-
SINE8A Direct Line to Chagres.-The new and
DELPHlA, Capt. +. Stanley, U. s. N, commanding,
will leave on her second trip from this port for CHAGRS
DIRECr, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, January LIST,
at 5 O'Clock, punctually.
Thsteamhip, together with theme doubeengine steam
ship CARIBBEAN, bn expressly for this trade will form
Semi Monthly Line from this city to Chags direct,
with the Company's Mail Steamships OREGON CALL
ToRNIA, PANAMA, NoRTHERNER, TENNESSEE, COLUM,
and CAROLINA, from Panama to San Francisco iand
Oregon. securing passengers THROUGH Tickets with
certainty and the quickest dispatch Mail will be dispatched
by each steamer carrying later dates than other steamer
leaving the United States, to meet the Government Mail
Steamers Of the LIST and 10Th OF each month from Panama to
California and Oregon.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From lew Orleans to Chagres.
In Saloon $50 w
In Second Cabin. :..."...,,, % 10
In Storage with Berth and separate Mes. 45 10
From Panama TIC San Francisco.
In teerage with Berth and separate M $50 %
to- All tickets for passage and orders for freight be
procured directly from the Agents, other parties are
authorized TO sell tickets contract Tor freight.
ARMSTRONG, I4AWRASON u co. Agents
~ los Magazine street, Newt )reaus
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DOM TTC POR rs,

~rzA CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
IlEI6Is Packet : URited States Mail Lire betUGa
SzSzz5fszH Charleston and BGUGpd, SGUdRadt and
hey Wcst-The splendid steamship lSAREil, Capt. ROl
Inns HOO tons buthen has resumed her regular trips IRON
CHARLESTON Is. T. } to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for ChaestonSth and I'd Of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana on the LIST aud 18th.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah, $40
Havana TO Key 80
For further particulars, apply to
Nj. o. MORUECAl, Charleston or to
Il. j. HART & co. 70 TchOupitOulas st, N. Orleans.
Agents at Hava na, DRAKE BROS & co.
E Passengers leavng Havana by this ship can reach
baltimore the FIFTH Day by taking the Land Route and
New York and Phiade mia in the time by taking the
Steamship to those ports d6 2aw
"a FOR BOsTON-'Fhe A fast sailing bark C3IT'-
atEES sly, Capt Lamson, will have immediate Dispatch
a'zazza For freight of -four, or passage, apply to
G, GREEN < BRO. corner Camp and Grayier Sta
or WIN. j. DEWEY, So Gravier ST, dIO
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