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AYERS aCHERRY PICTORIAL,
yoR THE CURE
Colds, Coughs, asthma, Influenza, Croup,

goR THE CURE
Colds, Coughs, ASTHMA, Influenza, Croup,
Whooping Cough, and Consumption.
rTNHE uniform success which has attended the nae
Il OF tins preparation-its salutary efiect-il.
power to relieve and cure affections Of the hIn.,s
have gained for 1t celebrity equalled by no other
medicine. VIC oner ii TO the afflicted with entire
confidence IN its virtues, and the full belief that IL
will subdue and remove the attac ks of ds-
upon the throat and lungs. These results, NJ
they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention of medical men and phihnlhru-
psts every where. What is their opinion of CnERay
PICTORIAL may be seen in the following:
VALENTINE Morn, NJ. D.. Professor of surgery
Medical College, New York, says;
at gives me pleasure to certify tb. value anil
efficacy nj Ayers CHERRY PKcTosAL, which con
-.der peculiarly adapted to cure diseases of the
throat and lungs"
From EpwARD Hfrcncocx, NJ d., III. d.. Prem
Ssnf Of Amh~ra College
j. y. AyEn-Su. have used your Cprpuy Prt-
ToRAL i'm my own case of deep seated bronchitis
and am Satisfied, from its chemical constitution
that II is an admirable compound for the relief "a
larynsal and bronchial difficulties. II nv opinion
as To It's superior character be Of any service
you are at liberty TO use IL as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK
AMHERST, Sept. IL, Is49.
From BEsJANIs SILLiMAw, M, d., H. H., efc
Irofs''or Of Chemistry, Mineraiogy. Sc, Yoi,
College, member # the literary, b,storicai. Pluto
sophieoi end scientific societies af 8msrrca ana
F,yspe.
deem the CHERRY PrcroRAL admirable suin-
position from some OF the best articles IN the Mate
ria Medica, and very effective remedy for the
class of diseases il is intended to cure.
New Haven, CT, Nov. L. lS4e.
READ THE EVIDENCE
HARTFORD, Jan. 20, 1871
De J. c. Ayrn, Deer Sir: LAYING been rcscuc,
from painful and dangerous disease by your mc,
icine, gratitude prompts me to scnd you this a.
acknowledgement, not only in justice to YOU. ba, t,y
tho Information Of others in like atIliction
slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at frs..
became 40 severe that splitting of Mood. a violert
cough and profusc night-swcats Dliowed and fast
encd upon me. became asaaciatcd could m.
sleep, WAS distressed " my cough, and P,in
through my chest, add IN short bad all the alsrrr-
ing syinptorr. o. quick consumption. No med,-
cine sce,Acd at all to reach my case, until Prov
deptully tried your CBxanv prcronAl, which soon
relieved and nov has cured me
Yours wish respect, E.A. STEWART.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, Lowell. Mass
Sid in Washington, ID. c., by r. =, wv. r.
Gilman; Georgetown, DIR. Linthisum; Alexandra.
Cook Peel; Richmond, P.arcell, Iadd & Co, 40
druggists generally, Feb. la-dlytriswSw
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IN OBEDIENCE TO THE FOURTH sE,

Il ton of the act Of the Congress Of he United
States approved 10Th of March, 800, entitled "An
act TO carry into effect tho convention between the
United States and the Emperor Of Brazil, of the
twenty seventh day Of January one thousand ei ght
hundred and forty ninc,' notice ia hereby given
that on the 29th day Of June last the ndersigncd
was appointed by the President of the United States
by and with the advice and consent of the senate,
Commissioner to receive, examine and decide upon
all such claims as may By presented 10 him and
provided lor by the convention between the United
States apd the Emperor Of Brazil. concluded ut Rio
dc Janeiro, the twenty seventh day of January i'm
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty nine.
All claimants under the aforesaid act of Congress
arc required TO produce their claims and evidence
before the undersigned, at the city of Washington
As the act OF Congress aforesaid requires the un
derslgned TO complete and terminate the duties of
he commission within year from the time Of ia
organization, IL is desired that the clsrants under
the convention should prescnt their claims and eyi
dence at an early period.
July 3 FIntol.l
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Mis-. BANNERMAN, penn.ylyan,. a,

M RS. BANNERMAN, Pemnsylyan,. ave.
AVA nue., between 9th aud 10Th streets, has re-
eemed very large and fine assortment of choice
pRl GOODS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACEs
tACE CAPtSi GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, and as
the stock must be closed out in few weeks | am
authorized TO sell them at about one half the usual
prices, especially Bonnets Senators, Congress
men, and all, will find IL much to their interest to
call ms above. The stock Of fine, superfnc, and
common Dress Sbrts, will vie with any sssor ,sYent
that can DO shown any where, and ,aucb better
than can be found elsewhere an the District: aI.o.
Silk Under Shirtg. My numerous friends aud the
sell great bargains. MRS. RkNNtRMAN
July 2-du ''' ~"
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Issued from The United States Patent Office for The
,oeek ending Juiy2, 1850, and bearing date July
2, 1850.
BENJAMIN Barstow, of New York, n. Y.-For
improved method of Fitting the Bows of Yes.
scls
Ernst Buckup, OF New York, N. Y.-For inn
proved method of Distributing the Air over the
Heating and Cooling Surfaces OF Air-cngines.
Charles c. Cameron, OF Harper's Ferry, Va
For improved Sash-stopper
Reuben Daniels, of Woodstock, Nt.-For i'm
provemcnt in Straw cutters.
John 4. Erb, of Baltimore. Md.-For improve
went in the Feeders of a Straw-cuttcr.
Jonathan Hbbs, of Bristol, Pa.-For improve
ment in Setting the Teeth on the concave Of Clo-
YER thrcsher.
Hazard Knowles, Of Washington, ID. G., and
Henry C.. Bcving ton, of Holmes county, Ohio.-
For improvement in the Cutters and Rakers OF a
Grain and Grass Harvester.
BENJAMIN j. Lane, Of Cambridge, Mass-For
improvement in Respiring Apparatus.
John Locke, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For improve
ment in CoIimating Levels.
Joseph h. Miller, of Fredericksburg, Va-For
improved Re.immersing Amalgamator
Lewis Moore, of Bart, Pa.-For improvement in
the Seeding Apparatus of Seed planters,
Joseph Mock, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For improved
Lock bolt for Shutters.
Jacob Peirson, of Wilmington, Dol.-For i'm
proved arrangement of Cutters in a Grain and
Grass Harvester.
John w. Pepper, of Salem, Nass.-For improve
ment in machines for Cutting Lozcnges.
S. II. Ransom, OF Albany, N y.-For improve
ment in the construction Of Cooking -stoyes.
Franklin Stewart, of Philadelphia, Pa.--For i'm.
provemcnt in Safety tubes for Lamps.
Design.
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PAssssosRs ARRIVED won ToRries PoaTs.--
Great faiiing of in Emigration The total number
ports during the month ending this day, il l2,763.
This is extraordinary falling of from last month,
during which the arrivals numbered a5,s4s. The
falling off, compared with the corresponding
month of last year, Is also very remarkable For
Juno lS49, the arrivals numbered 81 1915.
Ne,o York paper
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GADSBY'S HOTEL,
Corner OF Pennsylvrnia avenue and I'D 1t
Near Railroad Depot, Washington.
Oct.


DLANNETT's BITTERS.-This ARTICLES high
i ly recommended for the OF dyspepsia, In
digestion, hatnlcncy, general debility liver com
plants, and all the train Of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections. II is one of the most de-
srable tonics ever offered to the public II creates
healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equalizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy to the system, and creates power of
resistance to diseases rarely obtained II is pure
ly vegetable composition and recommc nds itself to
the attention of those suffering from the above d:s
orders. For sAlc by X. s. PArTKRsoS, and Il. ID.
* w. u GILMAN, Washington, d. Z. Orders
oeivcd by the general agents for the proprietor
WILLIAM I. HICKS X CO.,
l49 and l5l Front street, New York.
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JOHN nj. CLAYTON, T.. g..
HENRY LYTTON BULwER, t.. 81

And, whereas, the said convention has been duly
ratified on both parts, and the respective ratiica-
tions Of the same were exchanged at Washington,
on the fourth instant, by John nj. Clayton, Score
tary of State of the United States, and the Right
Honorable Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer, Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Her
Britannia Majesty, ON the part OF their respective
governments:
Now, therefore, be it known that !, Zachary
Taylor, President of the United States of America,
have caused the said convention to be made pub
lc to the end that the same, and every clause and
article thereof, may be observed and fulfilled with
good faith by the United States and the citizens
thereof
In witness whereof, have hercunto set my hand
and caused the sealof the United States to
be affixed. Done at the city of Washington
H.. 81 this fifth day Of July, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty,
and Of the independence ofthe United States
the seventy fifth.
(Signed) Il. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
(Countersigned) JOHN M. CLAYTON,
Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all person.

IN interested, that the Commissioner for the al :
ustncnt of claims of American citizens against
Brazil having duly organized. the Commissioner will
commence a session of said Commission Mon
day the 18th day of August next. when he will pro-
coed to examine and decide whether the memorials
which may then have been filed with the clerk are
in conformity to the rules and regulations of the
said Commission.
All persona interested in said claims, on applica
ton to the Commissioner clerk, will be furnished
with copy, in pamphlet, of the Convention be-
tween the United States and the Emperor Of Brazil
of the 9th January S49 of the act Of Congress to
carry into effect the said Convention, and of the
rules and regulations of the Commission.
BY order of the Commission.
PHILIP N. SEARLE, Clerk.
The Boston Bee, New York Courier and En-
qurer, Philadelphia North American, Baltimore
American, Norfolk and Portsmouth Herald, Charles
ton Evening News, Savannah Republican, and
New Orleans bulletin, will insert the above for
one week. July S-lw
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BY Geographic despatch from Cincinnati yes-
tcrday we learn that there were sixty five deaths
by cholera during the preceding twenty -FOUR
hours
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THE CUBA ExPEDITION.-The flight Of
i the invaders should not equal the hurry of
persons in want of Dry Goods to get to Yerby's as
he is selling of his stock of Summer Goods al such
prices never heard of before in this city
From this day forward am determined to run off
my stock of summer goods at very reduced prices,
To make for the fall trade. / deem il useless
TO enumerate, as persons will find n good as-ort-
ment OF Ladies' Dress Goods, Gentlemen's Boys'
and Youths Wear. with good stock of House Fur
nisbing Goods that cannot be surpassed in quality
and price in the United States, together with Can
ton Msttings Oil-cloths, &c An early call is soil
cited. G.. WIN VERY
June 22-3taw3w opposite Centre Market
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Post Once Operations.

The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the fol-
lowing Post Offices for the week ending
June 80, 1850:
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A CARD.-The subscriber would respectfully
IA inform his customers that their respec tive ac-
counts will be made off up to the Both of June at
which time hc confidently trusts that they will be
prepared to settle, by cash with notes at short
dates.
He would also take this opportunity to say that
he has on hand large stock Of Spring and Sum
mer goods, which will be sold off very cheap.
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner of 9Th street, opposite Centre Market
June 2S-6teodif
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shall approve Of ~ just and equitable; and that the
same canals railways. being open 70 the citizens
on equal terms, shall also be open like terms TO
the citizens and subjects Of every other State which
is willing 10 grant thereto such protection as the
United States and Great Britain engage 10 afford.
ARTICLE TX.
The notifications Of this convention shall he
changed at Washington within six months from
this day, or sooner If possible.
In faith whereof. we, the respective plenipoenti-
aries. have signed this convention, and have here
unto aifi xed our seals.
Done at Washington, the nineteenth day Of
April. ammo Domini thousand eight hundred
and fifty.
n 1
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July 4--dif
For Norfolk, Pincy Point, and Old Point.
Fare Reduced.

For Norfolk, Pinoy Point, and Old Point.
Fare Reduced.
rTvHE STEAMER OSCEOLA will, ON the 10Th Of
i July, commence making two trips week to
the above places, leaving Washington every We'd
nesday and Saturday at o'clock. a. IN. Return
ing, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at
O'clock, p. m. touching, going and returning, at
Piney Point, Old Point. Cone River, and the usual
landings on the Potomac.
Passage to Pincy Point, 81 10.
Passage and fare to Old Point, - 90; to go and
return at any time during the bathing season, 80 co.
Passage and fare to Norfolk. W. o.
July Att JAMES MITCHELL.
NANEs, CANES, CANEs!-G entlcmen's Walk
~ ing Canes, in every variety, just received Mt
JOHN IL. GlBBS'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store. Penn. av.,
July 4-3tf between 9Th and 10th streets
q EAsONABLE.-Newly Imported Goods
- Cool and fragrant Extracts, kssences, Cologne,
Bay Water, Florida Water, Rose and Toilet Wa
ter, Perfumeries, Hair Washes, nc.
Also. a very extra article OF Farina Cologne, in
quart bottles, to which tho attention Of the public
is especially invited
JOHN H. GIBBS,
Fancy and Pcrfumery Store, Penn. av.,
July 4--3tif between 9Th and 10th streets.
LIrTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. 3aI-Ia, cts.
CONTENTS
!. Charles Aston Brstcd TO Horace Mann
Ne,p York Albion.
2. The Game of Proverbs From the French
pdni0n.
4. Street Showmen and Performers. Morning
Chronicle.
5. Maurice Ticrnay, Chap. ii. IIi-Dubiin Uni
persity Magazine.
b. Festival of the Cradle.-Ladiss Companion.
7. Cuvier and tho Swallows Chambers Journal.
$. German Colony in Brazi-Neto Monthly
Magazine.
9. War of Hungarian Independence ram-
iner.
10. The Mass of Pope Marcellus.- Genie DIES Arts.
With Poetry.
GOA new volume has just commenced.
"WAsHiNGT 27th December, IS45.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted to Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to to be the
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature OF the English language, but
this, by it's immense extent and comprehension,
includes porraiturc of the human mind in the
utmost expansion of the present age.
~. @. ADAMS"
Published weekly at six dollars year, by
E. LITTELL, & Co, Boston,
And sold by JOSEPH SHILLIseTsN, corner ~ at.
and Penn. avenue. July l-dtrw&wlw
A CARD.-The subscriber would respectfully
N inform hia customers that their reaDe,. tive
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A CARD.

a CARD.
TTNHE subscribers beg leave to notify their nu-
l. merous patrons that their respective accounts
will be sent to them the 2Sth of this month and
respectfully request settlement from all on the
Let of July, either by cash notes short datrs
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
June 26-d2wif
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Joshua Urandall, of Troy, N. Y, assignor Il
Elias Johnson aud b. b Cox, Of Troy. N. Y.-Fo
design for Stoves.
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We must. therefore. work together for the achieve
ment of the Objects in view.
We have some further remarks 10 make In this
connexion, but Ne have no space for them to-day
To- morrow we will endeavor TO give them in a
chapter on omuibuscs.
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STREET BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Sx persons were
yesterday immersed in the baptsmal fount in this
church by the Rev. Messrs. Sampson and Cushman.
We regret to learn that Mr. Sampson, who has
been for several years the esteemed pastor Of this
church, has announced his purpose of withdrawing
to enter upon new, though probably more ex-
tended field of labor
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(NANES, CANES, CANEs!-G entlcInen's Walk
~ ing Canes, in every variety, just received at
JOHN II. GIBBS'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store. Penn. av.,
July 4-3tif between 9th nd 10th streets
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The governments Of the United States and Great
Britain having ,ot only desired, in entering into
this convention, TO accomplish particular object
but also to establish General principle, they here
by agree TO extend their protection, by treaty slip
ulations, TO any other prsctic >o'e communications
which connects North and South America, and
especially To the inter oceanic com. au"icsiions
should the same prove to be practicable, whether
by canal or railway, which are now propose 70 DC
established by the way of Tehuantcpec or Panasna
IN granting however, their joint protection to any
such canals railways by this article speci-
fed, il is always Understood by the United States and
Great Britain thatt the partcsconstructing browning
the shall impose other charges or conditions
Of traffic thereupon than the aforesaid governments
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safe transmission.
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THE PALLADIUM.
Ri1hnn.nn.D1
Wednesday, July 10Th, 1850.

0JOur worthy friend David Hoover
has come out in defence of Elder, and
asserts that he received "no letter from
Elder which gave reasons for his votes. -
lie says the letters were not ''par,icu!arly
confidential" nor did they "contan any
thing improper TO be made public If
SO, we ask Mr.. Hoover TO publish the post
scrip; Of letter received near the close
Of the session. in which reference is made
TO the writer's vote for the repeal of the
black laws. When a candidate refuses
TO make his opinions public. and attempts
to gull the people by duplici,y, it is per-
haps well enough TO endeavor TO draw off
the mask of hypocrisy. We only ask
the publication Of the postscript referred
TO, and if 1T is not improper we sup
pose il VIII be done.
As TO Mr.. Iloover's opinions about what
an honorable man would DO. he is not
very good authority; but of what kind of
man would do a dshonorable act he can
speak knowingly.
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For the PaiIacium.

JAMES ELDER: Wi,hout consulting
you. or deeming ii my duty 10 consult you
in regard to my action. | sent TO the edi
tor OF the Palladium a brief communica
ton. stating my position and asking YOU
10 define yourself You see proper TO re-
ply BY charging that am wing. and con.
sequently no reply TO INV inquiries is Civ
en-. Now. sir. permit me 10 say 10 YOU
that you have mistaken Your man if YOU
expect 10 escape in that way. have
grown almost grey in the ranks of the
Henry Hoover was wing when
Allen Lewis was a whig-when John
Beard was a whiC-when Noah Miner
was a whig-when Rawson Vale was IA
wing; and when. if reports be true, YOU
were Yourself a wing gave nv frs,
vote for Gen. Jackson in 1924. and have
never voted for a whig except on one &C.
casiop since. About one half Of the
woody ticket is now made up Of men who
left their own party 10 get office. and the
other half, except one or Two. have cor
rup,y sacrificed their principles and the
honor of the party for the sake of lille
wool. Now. sir. am determined 10 stan d
by the true. old fashioned democratic par
~, and vote tor no man who is IN favor OF
giving negroes the same right Of the whites
thus holding out inducements for the old
WORKOUT slaves of North Carolina and
kentucky to be brought here 10 be supper
ted by the taxpayers of this State. am
for free soil, but | want 10 keep our soil
free from negroes. Let those who are here
k eep their proper station or leave as soon
as they see proper, and prevent any others
from coming here am for letting the
South regulate their negroes as they please
and if majority of the citizens of the new
territories are in favor of holding slaves.
then let them do it, | want nothin. To- do
with them
One word to YOU. in conclusion. You
have been supported as democratic edi-
tor-you defended the Mexican war against
the tories. who denounced it as .uuholv
and ungody, and stood up for party. un-
til Henry Hoover and like politicians per-
suaded YOU that j, would pay rsH 10 ioin
the abolitionisis. II You are going with
them, 90; but do not ask men who are
TO vote for YOU or .our ,rooiy
ass ocatcs \ DENDCRA
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The people of Nashville stand in fear
Of another season of cholera there as bad
as the last. The Banner Of TUESDAY las
states that on the Sunday previous there
were some 90 cases of this disease and
the diarrhra at the peniientiarv. and one
death. On the opposite side of the river
large number of persons had been attack
ed by the epidemic. many Of whom were
represented 10 have died. The malignitv
Of the disease was very great. There
were three interments Of persons who had
dice Of cholera in Nashville during the
"a hours ending at 5 p. NJ. Monday last,
The number of iniernenis at St. Louis
for the week ending on Monday last was
l96, Of which e. were cholera. The re-
port shows an increase this week of the
mortality. by cholera and other diseases,
over that OF the pre-. ious week.
The Glasgow Mo- Banner is quoted
by the ST. Louis papers as having recei-
we'd a letter dated OF the 9th June. ighteen
miles beyond Fort kcarney. which repre-
SCENTS that the cholera had broken oul
among the cnigrants and was making ter.
rible ravages. In the short distance be-
tween 1T. kearney and the place where
the letter was dated. he passed many COM
panies cncamped. 10 take care of the sick
The letter was brought to ST. Joseph by
an emigrant whose company Of four per
sons had died.