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TRIsn HRRRINGs AND SALMON
~ Kegs very fne ROE HERRlNG;
WueAeh and Id. canister SALMON; Just landed and
go Tor sale by e. WOOD Il co.,
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r. A. CONANTS
Soda, Snrsaparilla and Mineral Water
M,ANUEACTORY-25 Girod street.
IL A. CONANT respectfully informs his friends and ,
SARSAPARlLI4A, MEAD AND MINERAL WA
TERS at the above establishment, and warranted equal to
any II Europe or APeIga supply constantly on hand,
al wholesale and Retail. ~ Orders from the country
OF from to 10 dozen. mh2l 6m
TEOTH0SE WHOARE PRONOUNCED INCUR
ABLE-The fact is established beyond the posi-
by OF doubt that by suitably regulated course of Vege-
table on Botanic Medication the different forms Of old Obst
nate chronic disease can be quickly and permanently cured
by Treatment which do injury whatever DR. Full
LERTON guarantees speedy the aggravated
Of Cancers, Ulcers, Old Sores and Skin Diseases Of
Polypus, Mens, White swelling. etc, Venerai of long
standing, Rheumeism, G0ut, Dropsy, Scrofula SCUrvv
Fstua, Dyspepsia; Liver Kidney, Spleen Breast and Lung
Complaints; Asthma, Palsy, Structures, etc Aso-te
different diseases peculiar to women.
az decided Improvement will be percepble in most
cases in from six TO twelve days, even if of stand
ing;
Feye of all kinds can invariably be cured in from four to
the most sensitive
Inyafds are invited to consult Dr. F. gratuousy at No.
81 81 Chdes street lover Tatteas Exchange), and
eertheates of remarkable cures
N. B; Until cure is effected, no charge is made.
my3 lyd&W
HAH-3O bales prime Bath Hay, store and for sale by
H TURNER Il SORIA,
apo corner Of Orange and Levee streets.
M0NTILLIADO sHERRY-A choice OF IN nea
mills '1N'S' - ~ '' John TooLE. . Bank Plsoe.
SPERM GANDLEs-l0o boxes New Bedford for sale
az q and % New Levee.
IMITATION COGNAC-l00 eighth casks and barrels,
fog sale BY l. w, Arthur y co.
Ansf-------- ~ and " NeW LSyee,
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For Eysipeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
other place. The Pain Extractor, however dras out
and completely removes the cause OF the disease and effects
thorou ri
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;, w, BYRNES & co. IS Grayier street,
Gnrnsr Rank Plnt,n Nan (lrlnnns

Irish.
WILLIAM CARLISLE,
James street, Belfast.
EDwD. COLLIER,
s Warren S Place, Cork.
WIN. CLELAND,
shannon street, limerick.
nj. DoNYNEY,
Quay Waterford.
ii 4, 1850, apl3 Iy
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= Fdss1lnrlsI1an, miss, Apr %. q
N B-Leters, papers and other maable matter left at
the office Of NJ. Judson ESQ.,, corner Camp and Canal ss,
viii be forwarded daily nv ths waV-nnaiL
mVl 3mdS w
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5Er0% NJ Jo Is q 81, MSrgeq Drgssiistla

WIN
Cherry and Tar find To be valuable medicine and use
considerably in my practice have sold and used nearly all
that you have forwarded and would be pleased TO haveyou
send another supply the of transportation
will be open. -
PoRT CARBON, February 90 IS47-yHessrs Robinson,
Collins 4 Co.: am happy to inform that think Dr..
Davas Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead up
in part of the country: of it, and have half
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked so often for Or.
DdUs's DepHTGtipe Extract and Joseph Dags's R0tsg
LiHimsnt, that have taken the liberty OF writing for an
agency for the above articles il agreeable TO YOU III So please
write word, and send two dozen EACH with large
show bills. Respectfully yours, sAhL. r. KEMProN.
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N. ORLEANS and CARROLLTON RAILROAD
6M N

go q
G s s &c sssass asd sIsSs ss rs sSs
Roads ard Aeduetsgg the Fare % take place tss
A single tcke any distance from. above Louis
i'l' c6dsn, over and under IL yesis - S
70 from Louisiana Aysnus !chidrsn half pTcel 10
- tickets for above Louisiana Avenues or from Carroll
50 tickets To- or from Louisiana Avenue %
Personal monthly tickets. gom The rst TO the last Of
each month only,) any distance ............. 90
=, s, ian hen hour Until from
semSer' and at other lime Times until zs$r' r.
Horse Car, "a. NJ; sand 10 ?. N.
@ saSsg sa bS SsoS "s Modd,, S
'eiN's' and at 9ih SFA Rss qHiIl M I'M
Ea5e any distance Children, above half price, % 10
Personal ,S nSs. .s .o& the ri to he last Of each
R,. TnE cARs DEPART Is FoIiows
From From L Isha assssi Winter SG ana
From Canal street. 90. ana w A. n
m As. w Sns t1s Can win sas a
ap I SIN anu jsoaE AM NJ sS En-: from slsysiis
SHELIED ALIONDs-5o boxes superior ,6slisi Al
sps SSll''' '-s K K F. NICHOLS CO.. ,s c,mn.,
RLuE LICK WATKH-75 bbis. fresh Just landed
apis JAMES $. SHAW, yeranda Corner.
w myl HAYMAN Z HOLDEN. IS IS Magazine st.
s b 'i Es " 4 ;sSss,
E7Ikk CLAP ebls. English and merican ioS sale
- By iars ll { AlAN 4 HOLDEN IS Mss asire T.
ExCHANGE ON BOsTON-FoF sale By
- Iahls BARELII & co.
SSOAP-200 boxes in store Tor sas By =
= mhS GEO. Q. TAYLOR 90. 70 Rasannes.
9fl(l ~. suLPH. QUINN ~ lust received, for sale
Cy O II. l.. MASSEY,
cor Camp and Gravier sts.
uFFALo TONGUEs-In stsrs and for sale BY
1ze CHAs. sfOUGHTON, 81 Camp St
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JOHN w. NIXON.
pass lnRIsTlAN hoTEllSN .I,lI ,,I f.,a.Ii

well known TO the citizens of Newt eans ana
vicinity. will re open on SATURDAY, May llth N,i;I
Connected with the Hotel Bath houses bowhng HHliI
Alleys, Billiard Rooms, Pistol Gallery, and CarragesI@
and Horses
breeze and total absence OF ali diseases incidental to Southern
attitudes renders the Pass desirable summer residence
while its near proximity NewOreans makes II pecuary
convenient for those having business requiring aehoh
communication and from the place eiieeed daily by she
rida St Charles and Mobile which, for speed elegance,
and attention. not surpassed BY anY ne o. ooats u
Pass whose services can at al hour be oaneR AM e
Academy, under the able superintendent OF u
ESQ (Which will open in Junel, Is sufficient guarslee 70
parents that the education of their children VIII rom
a prolonged residence at the Pass -
The Southern Yacht Club will hold their meetings. CON-
As heretofore every exeon will be used to maintain the
reputation OF the house as rst class Hotel all its appoint
ments and to render the sooun OF Families and baeieios
pleasant and agreeable. vr,,o,.rn>,
PassChrisan, Miss, April 80.
N. B.-Ietters papers, and other maabe mater eii at
the office Of MI hudson. ESQ., Camp and Caa ss.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE FREE PREsBYTE.

THE first number Of a weekly Religious Newspaper
bearing the above title will be issued in the
Mercer Pennsylvania on the fret Wednesday of july
1850 under the editorial charge Of Rev. JOSEPH COR
DON assisted by Rey. JOHN RANRIN Corresponding
This paper established as the organ Of the Free Pres
byferian Church in the United States One Of its promi
nent objects therefore, will be to explain aud defend the
position of this Church on those points which distinguish
IL from other branches OF the Presbyterian family The
Free Church having withdrawn Christian fellowship from
those guilty Of the practice advocacy Of svehodns
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4So 100 slSs spring may De 'ailed sngntly y
the offcia1 CANVASS, but che above is substantially
correct. Neither last fall nor this spring was
there more than two tickets in the field.
This result was occasioned by no fortuitous
circumstance-it was a simple test of the opin-
ions of the voters Of this county these last res
olutions. hope il will satisfy people at dis
lance whose course is most approved here-that
of Cas-, or that of Messrs Felch, Bingham, and
Buell.
The truth is, the resembling resolutions of last
winter were never approved by the people, and
they were passed by the House of Representa-
tives in the absence of twenty members, and by
anything but fair, open, and manly means. They
have not changed the sentiment Of the people of
this State, and if the question were to be submit
ted to the voters of Michigan to morrow, whether
any such great Southern gull-trap as the Omni-
bus Committee should be created, it would re-
ceive such an indignant condemnation as would
satisfy all Northern Representatives that the
people believed it always better to deal openly
and frankly and honestly with all proposed meas
ures, than to create great committees for secret
log rolling
Yours, truly, P. M.
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j. "A. DUGDALE's
PATENT MOTH-PROOF BEE HIVE.

desiring purchase territory for patent that
will yield them heavy profits, and that commands the
of practical men, invited to examine this
new and novel invention II is constructed that honey
may he taken without destroying the bees the old comb
removed at pleasures the bees allowed to hang out In cla
tiers at night while they thoroughly ventilated aud
the protected from the depredaons OF the moth
They may divided instead Of swarming II Is opened
and closed in curious and novel It's cost Ia tri
hngany mechanic may It, IL received the fret
premium at the late great Agricultural Fair at syracuse
New York The committee say they hnd 1t avery spf,
ingenious and cOtnmodous hive embracing In their jug
ment In great perfection the desirable requisites in hive
They regard II as the best hire erfd Governor Ford OF
seen Agricultural societies In different sections
Of the country have furnished sttrng testimonials In its
favor large number of cnursts have commenced using
It, and given 1t the strongest recommendation being all
Il claims TO be-among them, Hon Giddings, PROBES
Krtlsnd and DIR Samuel Sprerker of Ohio Dr. William
b. tahnestock Of Lancaster Pennsylvania Dr. Bailey ed
tor OF the Era, Washington Thomas McClnOek, Of Wa
teroo New York and d. Sprerser Of Wythevifle, Vir-
ginis.
Ohio Henry Clay Kentucky have given the inventor
the following testimonials ofapproyal
Harrisburg, April 30, 1850
DEAR SIR: have examined with great pleasure your
improved mothprevenng bee hive SO far as my know
ledge Of bees their houses and diseases &e
free to recommend the hive you have invented most
uGluable, excellent, and simple eontrivsnce. ,,
Yours, most truly, WILLIAM r, JOHNSTON
Mr.. J. A. DuGDALR.
Washington City, May Ia, 1850
have examined the invention above spoken Of by Gov
Johnston fully the opinion that IL By
the most work for the end proposed which has
yet been made known. THOMAS CoRWIN.
pasne,g,on, sIuy II, looU.
with the gentlemen within in their testimony in
behalf Of the utility Mr. Dugdaes invention the pro
lection, security and success suI working OF bees.
H. CLAY
Horace Greeley IN the Tribune Of March %
invention affords nsbe security against the raysges Of
the moth and combines all the other requisites Of
pete, we had almost said perfect hive"
Patent "A esacy Office,
Washington, ID. c. Nay 6, 1880
have been for series Of years agent for procuring
patents for inventions do not hesitate that in my
Judgment invention within my knowtdse more com
peey the object intended than the bee hive patented
to Mr. Dugdsle have already ordered such bye for my
own use. J. BIGELOW.
For individual township county, and State rights apply
inventor who will send engrsvDgs of the hive and
description how to construct and use IL.
JOSEPH A. DUGDALE,
Selma, Clark Co, Ohio.
Letters will find at Kenneth Square, Chester county,
Pennsylvania at Waterloo, Seneca county, New York,
until the lst Of 9Th month (August0
n> If letters post paid will send engravngs gra-
Tia. May 23-3t02m
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Stewards LIFE OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
THE RIGHT OLE PETITION

THE Life and Public Services Of JOHN QULNC Y
l. ADAMS, Sixth President Of the United States; with
the Euogy his Death delivered before the Legislature
of New YORK by William n Seward; In one elegant limo
volume of A pages printed the finest paper bound in
.v-s.I'o giJ, hsrki sp9 sp acrRrstAPeyt-yi, Il -
SI25.
Thefolowng few of the unbiased recommendations
Of the Newspaper Press of all parties
Philadelphia Netcs.
There is indeed much admire throughout the whole
work. that were we ~ enter Into thing like elabora
review it would require space than spare
The life and public services Of such man as John
Quincy Adams furnish the very material for such pen
Governor Stewards and find evidences of his bril-
liant intellect impressed upon almost every page and
tence Preserving the connection Of events with almost
tedious and proix As writer 1t may be doubted whether
Governor Seward has any superiors.
Louisville Eraminer.
We have read this volume with great satisfaction aud
hasten express thanks the author merely
the pleasure afforded but for the services rendered hu
Loueu Republican.
We are glad to a pretty full account Of
Mr. Adamss anti slavery efforts in Congress have been
given for great his public services during long
m his greatest fame with the present and future genera
ons will rest his efforts obreak down the tyranny Of
the slave power The great who euogised Mr. Adams
in Congress and elsewhere generally passed silent this
part Of his life 1t ething pery credabe
him. and be talked about little possible NJ Sew
ard has taken better view of the subject We
mend this biography being clear and concise history Of
MIR. Adams's life,
Boston Journal.
II is work well written prepared evidently with care
conveys excellent idea Of the life and services Of that dis
tnguished patriot and statesman IL Is well adapted for
popular reading and within the means of ct
zen. . And possessing, as it does, fund Of his
torca biographical information of the most interesting
description 1t will be desirable book for the library and
welcome companion any who chershes respect for
the memory Of Adams
Massachusetts Eagle.
We have read 1t, and are delighted with the
good taste determination with which facts and cote
porary brought in to show forth the noble and
manly stand of John Quincy Adams Next national
pride that haye snch great ana good men to aorn TIE
William H. Seward to chronicle their lives and their deeds
AGENTS WANTED, to sell the above popular work in
nearly all parts Of the United States to whom liberal dis
count will be given twenty-five thousand copies have been
sold in one year. Address, post paid,
DERBY & MILLER,
May 23-3t Publishers, Auburn, N. Y.
~ Copies sent by mall receipt Of the price, to all
parts Of the United States
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sPRINGpALE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

THIS Institution is agreesbly situated healthy part
OF Loadoun county Virginia eight miles OF Lees
burg and two mites south Of the stage road leading
Washington TO Winchester
The summer term will commence the lsth Of Fifth
month, (May) The winter will the 18th
Of Eleventh month, (November)
The branches taught are-Resding Writing Arithmetic
Geography, History Grammar Composition Bookkeeping,
Natural Philosophy Astronomy Chemistry, Botany Alse-
bra, Rhetoric the French Language Drawing, Painting,
and Needl.work.
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy Asrono-
N.Y. and Chemistry illustrated by pleasing xperiments
library, csoinet % minerals and phiossph appa-
provided for the OF the school The discipline
Is strictly PARENTAL and effort IL made induce In
the minds Of the pupils love Of desire Of
eellence as the proper stimalants TO exertion
The terms for tuition board aud washing 100 per
Annum go term of % weeks The only
30 cents quarter for lights pens and pencils per
quarter for French lessons and the drawing and
painting Books and stationery furnished at the usual pr
css when required
Scholars sent TO the Point Of Rocks will be conveyed 70
the school free Of charge by giving timely notice directed
10 Purcels Store.
Deo.s. SAMUEL M. JANNEY, Principal.
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GLEN HAVEN WATER CURE

THIS Establishment having been completely re0ttsJ
this winter is ready for the reception o. yisi,
II is beautifully situated among the hills the head Of
Sksneateles lake supplied with the purest of water
ample in quantity
IL Is easy Of access Persons from New York Boston
Albany, Buffalo, be brought by railroad and steam
boat on Skaneatees lake, 10 the CURE and fr,, M.
southern part Of the State reach by the Binqham
and Glen Haven stage. Persons wishing 10 bring horses
and carriages can have them Kept in stables which
new and commodious and the guests Cure will
every attention JACKSON, GLEASON, x co
Gter Karen, Scott, Cortland Co, NJ Y, april 1850.
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BRATTLEBOROUGH WATER CURE ESTAR.
II<HNENT


establishment having been put in complete order
is now commencing its sixth IL has abundape,
OF the purest water, and ample accommodations for lao ma
TENTS is accessible all the way by railroad from ALBANY
New York, and Boston. detailed report OF upwards Of
800 treated there during the year S8 will be sent nv
mail application to William Rodde 322 Broadway New
York For further information apply to the subscriber
X WESSELHOEFT, nj d.
Brsttleborougb, Vt. March, 1850. March 2-3m
KxcnhnS.E BANE OF Il. W. XafHAn X co,
Washington d. C.,
lEALS In checks drafts scceptances promssory notes
~ bank notes, and coin.
BANK NOTES.
Notes ell solvent banks in the United States banOh
and sold at the best prices.
DRAFTS, NOTES, AND BILLS
In Washington and Georgetown collected and
promptly made, in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York or
Boston funds, at charge Of one-quarer per cent
COLLECTIONS
Made In all the principal cities of the Union on the most
favorable terms.
EXCHANGE.
Bills Of exchange and bank checks of the prine
pal cities Of the Union bought and sold best
% Once hours, from eight o'clock A. NJ to five p NJ
Nov. l5-n
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post haste to Gen. Cass, and that he was album
dainty congratulated on the great chang, /,
which had "been going on" here, and assured
that the people would ratify these resolutions oy
a large majority AS cannot learn that the re.
suit of the expected ratification has yet been sent
to him, send 1t to you, in hopes that 1t may
meet the eye of some who will inform him.
Aperage na0jOriies on STATE Ticket.
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THE BROWNSVILLE WATER CURE ESTAB-
LISI1MFNT,
Under the care of DIR. C.. Baelz,


CONTINUES to be open for the reception of inyads
~ Many improvements have been added for the comfort
and accommodation of patients This together with
during six years erence enables DR. Baes
give the 10 the public that his establishment shall
still continue to merit the patronage of those who may place
themselves under his
The location retired and pleasant mile and half east
Of Brownsville The daily intercourse between Pittsburgh
and Brownsville with boats Affords easy from the
South and West
Six towels cotton Sheets three comforts and linen for
bandages, are necessary to undergo the treatment
Terms, six dollars per week, payable weekly.
Fob
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA Passenger Once, removed from IL Park
~ Row, New York, Is permanently established at l79
Broadway mp stairs for the accommodation Of all persons
preparing 10 go to the golden land
Through tickets In first class steamers via Of sthmus,
cabin S0l steerage $500 should be secured four to six
weeks In advance.
All necessary California outfits OF The first class and at
the lowest prices including quicksilver gold sepaators CAL
iforna blanketsred blue green and brown; California
hats, &c.
information always furnished free. Addres.
April lS-3mi ARNOLD BUFFUM
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LARD OIL.

IMPROVED LARD OIL.--Iard Oil of the fnes qu aIity
equal to sperm for combustion also for machinery
wooens being manufactured without acids always be
purchased and shipped in strong barrels
to prevent leakage Orders received executed for the
Lake Atlantic and Southern Cities also for the West Indies
and Csnsdss Apply TO
THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil Manufacturer,
Jan N. "a Water street, near Walnut, Cincinnati. O.
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NEWSPAPER ENCIEs

" B.PALMER, the American ewspaper Agent is agent
for the National Era and authorised to take Advsr
semens and subscriptions the rates as required
His oces at Boston Congress street, New ork
Tribune Buidng Philadelphia northwest corner OF third
Chestnut streets Baltimore southwest corner Of North
and Fsyette streets.
ga s. M. PETTENGtII., Newspaper Advertising, Sub
scrpon and Collecting Agent No 10 State street. Boston
journal Building IL also agent for the National Era.
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LAW OFFlCE. COLUMRUs- n

WILLIAM b. JARVIS Jun, xttorney and Co,fs,,,,..
wv stLav, Columbus Ohio. Once in Platts new bui5'
ing State street. opposite south door of State House
Business connected with the profession s kinds mn
tnaliy attended to L.. %
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M b. JARVIS, Attorney at Law, Columbus Ohio will
Wv give particular attention to the collection in Ohio
Michigan, Indiana Illinois, Missouri Kentucky, Iowa. and
Wisconsin, Of that class Of claims long since marked
Loss" "Gone West" and "Not Colectsbleu by mer.
chants, newspaper publishers manufacturer and others
Five years experience has given him conhdaace hence
there will be charge but collections are made
except postage. Cards. giving references terms and in
strnctons, will be sent In to post PAID letters.
Dec %
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VOL. w..
TO INVENTORS.

WE subscribers offer their services TO persons vsh
obtain patents in the United States or in fors,S 70
es ana VIII prepare specifications and drawings ana ~,
all necessary steps 10 secure patent. 1 'aAs
from their long experience az practical mechancs
TO thorough knowledge Of the Patent Laws and aca"
Patent Once they they win be able to give
tnen employers both In the cearness and preion 90
tneir specifications and IN the promptness ana ahii,,
WIN which they transact all business nrus led 10 them
PERSONS residing at distance may procure all
have their business transacted and obtain
py writing to the subscribers without inenrrpg N
eApehse OF personal attendance at Washington Ae
can De sent with perfectsafety by the Esp,.ss.
usn sSe,ches and descriptions be sent by mail
OF roompetence and integrity theywonld
acted business. i ""0i" 'neS nave trans.
Letters must be postpaid
omce On strset'0pposits the Patent once
I, p. H. WATSON
June pENWIcC
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foxes as ushuall, tcches redng and writing, and
other langwatches and has sistants If required to
teach hortory, sowing, the mathematics, and
other fashionable diversions"
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WHEkLAN n WOOD,

WHoLEsALE and Reiaa Rood and Shos Massedt'
w os, sign OF the BIG RED BOOT, NO. ~ .1 s,
Market south side two doors vest OF Sycamore ~
cinnsti-Deasrs In Booi', She's Fed" Leg wis
NAV oa-Ix A. WOOD.