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Arrivals at YarbrOugI,'s House

Nov. 9Th. A, Renchcr, s. B. Jones, Chatham;lJ. B.
Dunn, Petersburg. 81 .s- sasFai.4
Nov. 9th. ]. Jordan, Philadelphia !; R. Hewitson,
Green sborough. o. - .
Nov. 10th. DR.. Brantey. Bushes; Jno. D. Powell,
S. H. Averv, Bleak Hill; E. H. Montero. A. Rane,
J. P R. Crawford, Richmond ; w. w. White Bender-
Nov. 18th. J. ]. Worthan,. Richmond F. Black
man, Charleston a. l.. Hunter, Wake. ggsa gS
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ARRIVALS I'D La..yrence,s 1aoleI.

Nov. 8. Robert Williams, Sampson ! Rev. T. B.
James, Raleigh; DR.. Thomas Hicks. and M. A. Tate,
Walk; D. H. Musgrove, GoldsIorough. 81 o.yr,f sd "a
Nov. 9. Atom Watha-ienta Wegen, Otscgo; Bart
Fuller and Joseph s. Enslehard, Chapel HILL John Lii
gon, David j. Justice, Wake Thomas s. Campbell Va
Nov. 10. w. H. Prather, Rockford; Joseph Kearncy,
Franklin Dr. Isaac Jackson and j. w Parish Chatfa
j. w. Smith and Lady, Miss Ellen NJ. Smith, C. H.
Smith, 1EoIan Minstrels.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

The " Mountain Banner" at Rutherfordton. N. c.,
has passed into hehands of Franklinl Wilson, ESQ.,,
and will hereafter be Democratic paper. Mr.. VIII
tleman Of perseverance and industry. We have no
doubt that in his hands the Banner will be valuable
accession to the cause. TTT Journal.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

EPfscoPAL CONVENTION. we see it stated that a
special meeting of the Protestant Episcopal Conven
ton of the New York diocese is called for the 9th
OF November, in st. Johns Chapel in New York
city, to take into consideration the canon, passed by
the late General Convention, authorizing the election
OF provisional Bishop, where the regular Bi shop Of
the diocese is indefinitely suspended.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13
FINE FRUIT TREES.

Nurseries, Cane Creek, Chatham County, N. O..
have ready for Transplanting 10000 fruit trees Of
large and thrifty growth of the finest kind of fruits
known for all seasons, from the earliest the latest rip
ening kinds consisting of
APPLES, PEACHE S,8 PEARS, PLUMS,
e Nectarines, Apricots, Grapes, Figs, &c iFa 3
Orders should be early that may make
arrangements to deliver in good time. One of rs viii
be Raleigh in the early part and at the eud of the
Session, with splendid collection Of our trees.
J. & T. LINDLEY.
October 18th, 1850. I-3t
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'eae.sa No. sfs BosToN, November 6. =
F. h Whitaker has been nominated as the demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the eighth district,
in the place of Mr.. Bradford, declined s-
The free-so meeting at Faneu Hall last night
was tremendous gathering. The democrats meet
there night. The political campaign is now fair
ly opened que - ' .i .
ghe wings of the 9th congressional districts, ia
ybrable the reelection of Mr.. Horace Mann, met
at Dearborns to-day, and nominated him against the
regularly selected ticket. Those who voted for the
address that the resolutions adopted by the last
Legislature passed to be sustained with vital eff
feet and be dead letter. The in this
district is likely be one. .azi val = y
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

SPEED OF THE BRITISH RAILROADS. On the Lon
don and Liverpool road. pol miles, the actual speed,
including stoppages, is 374 miles per hour. There
are five stoppages the running time five hours,s45
minutes and the average speed including stoppages,
is 35 miles per hour. -5+-aea' 1ls 1888 4s' s'iH
On the London and Exeter road, 1914 miles the
actual speed in motion, is 53 miles per hours aver
age speed, including stoppages. 43 miles per hour
Southam road, 80 uiies,is 45s miles per hour
the London and Dover road, SO miles, 484 lies
per hour, and on the London and Brighton road 500
miles, 4O3 miles per hour. - be- e7hfe -
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-.t. ..l-.a st. z NASHVILLE, enn, NOV. Z. :
The Southern Convention will certainly convene
next Monday in this city. Arrangements are making
whom have already engaged rooms. The conven-
ton will be opened by the previous presiding officers.
1t is said that this State will not be represented.
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DIED.

At Heathsville, Halifax, on the lst instant J. w
Bachelor, sEsq.-ra most worthy citizen.
In Halifax, on the 2sth ultimo George W. Owen, ST.
in the 45th year of his age. .6z2l ass ,'9t
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BUILDING FOR THE EXHIBITION OF 1851. The bull
ding is designed by Mr.. Paxton. Its length is 1913
feet width 4O8 feet, hight sc feet. The transept is
lOs high excepting the tinbers for floors and joists,
1880 iron columns % "A iron grders, 1923 iron bear
ers and 35s iron roof supports 81 miles of Cutters
2O2 miles of sash bars, and 100000 feet glass.
The gallery will be "a feet wide. The site covers Is
acres. The exhibiting space is about 81 acres, which
can be greatly increased BY additional galleries. The
contract with Messrs. Fox and Henderson is for R79,
800 ;or gl5o.OOo if the building is permanently re-
tanned. Ibid.
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/ AN IMPORTANT QUESTION. Which party right,
the advocates opposers of the Bills of Compromise
the sovereign balm that to heal the g five bleed
ing wounds, % which afflicted country? The
plaster has been applied, it has sucked all the sub
stance from OF the patients, namely, the South
bnt there appears to be hdeous gaping wound still.
Will no IS Paci6cator - step forward to heal this
sore :! The South gave up the whole of California
and part of Texas-let the free soilers build walls
around Utah and New Mexico to keep slave proper
ty out-gave up the principle which the South had
so long battled tina, Congress had right legs-
late on the subject of slavery in the District of Col
umbla-for the sake of peace! and now the prospect
is if she ever gets it, she will have to make another
/" Compromise. Hurry up the cakes, gentlemen.
We want to try something else. But don't forget to
answer the question. Pei. Neacs
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9Esa-F2 TsgAHgETT8HHys YssstE
1ieteg1'Al,s.esL for. rIac Standard.
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,asaFAsHiSoroN CRY, Nov. Ioth, 1850.
The election of Washington Hmm the Wing can
didate for Governor OF New York, is now claimed
by one thousand majority aSs EveS
In Boston the majority for GOV. Briggs, the Wing
Candidate, for Governor of Massachusetts is as47.
In this election. far heard from, The Flsesoil
vote is diminished and the Democratic vote increased
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RArEs OF PAY OF CoNeREssMEN AT DlFFEnaNr Pc

RODS. The pay of members of Congress from the
first congress in 1889 until 4th March, 1895. six
dollars day, and the mileage was six dollars for
every twenty miles travel. From the 4th March,
1895, to the 4th MARCH, 1916, the Senators al
lowed dollar day in addition to the above, anda
dollar for mileage than the representatives.
Fromthe 4th March, 1876, till 4th December. 1915,
the per diem six dollars and the mileage six dol
lars TO members and Senator's. From 4th December,
1915, till 4th March, 1917, each Senator and Repre-
sentative received ST. 500 per annum, with proper
tonae reduction for absence from any but sick
ness. .,.-.s. .-. -s-
The President of the Senate, pro tenn, and the
Speaker received $4,000 per annum EACH.
From the 18th March, 1917, the compensation Of
members of both branches of congress was fixed at
eight dollars day, and mileage at eigh, dollars for
every twenty mile travel. and SO it stands now
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

AMIN bEY IN HIS MARRIAGE RELATIONS. 1t has
beenvery generally stated that Amin Bey the Turkish
Envoy now on visit to this country, had sac wives,
plurality of wives being allowed by the laws of
his native country He has, however, requested the
editor of the Cristian Watehman correct the state.
ment, and to say that he has but one wife.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

The intelligence from Texas is to the effect that
the people of that State have accepted the Boundary
proposition of the last Congress, by large majority.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

II FueIT1vE SLAVES The, owners OIL number of
fugitive slaves now in Philadelphia and New York,
have either gone OF are preparing to 60 for The
pose of reclaming their property. We have heard Of
some dozen cases within the last ten days, where the
and requisite papers toproye titles have been pro-
cured. Wealso understand that several gentlemen
about proceeding Boston claim several slaves who
are known to be in that city, and will carry with them
every legal requisite to prove their property Some of
our energetic police will probably accompany them.
@f = BGltinore Clipper.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

ID UNAWAY from the Subscriber residing in John
u ston County. negro boy named Dare, or Henry,
Said boy about % years of age yellow complexion.
weighs about l65 pounds He May he lurking in the
neghborhood of Mr. Penny said County, a. bought
him from that neghborhood. Said 10y has down look
when spoken viii give the above reward any per-
who will deliver him to me- lodge bin in any Jail
in the State, so that get him.
A. w. RICHARDSON.
November 9, 1850. $3.50 s5ss't--a 4-4tpd.
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Some of the papers of Middle Tennessee think
the price of corn in that region will be from 30 to s5
cents per bushel. The Louisville Journal of the
22d ultmo, quotes corn at 35 to 40 cents per
bushel. They must have made pretty good crops in
those " settlements.n
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

The Legislature of Rhode Island, after session of
Jour days, adjourned few days since, meet again
'ae third Monday in January. The election of Uni
'eo States Senator from that State, is postponed to
that time. . ..-1efE III Q 1..-.a. ~ I'd
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

The Postmaster General has established the fol-
lowing new Offices in this State:
Jenny Lind, Chatham, E. B. Emmerson Adolph,
Chatham, VIM. G. Harriss; Neil's Creek, Cumber-
land Z. h. Cofeld; Cypress Greek, Bladen, Vim.
]. Parker. 547"
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

"eiearn from the Norfolk Argus that the Sea-
Oato and Roanoke Railroad has been finished as far
unoik. Passenger cars are now running daily be-
tween Suffolk and Portsmouth. aI Etlt9eaf z
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

7, .,Orloik Argus has recently put a Dress
NJ" looks remarkably well.s Success to its fear
Tess and able Editor, Mr.. SAWYER.
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NEw YoaaK.,, .November 12rl,, 1850.

The MARKETS., Southern flour SIS per. barrel;
wheat unchanged, yellow corn IS cents per bushel
Cotton quiet; Tobacco firm at previous prices. 5i !.
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profess to be reesoiIer and hold the shgher
law God helping mean to obey that. Therefore
send along the good likely fugitive, and if he is
hungry we will feed him, if naked cloth him. He
will be safe here. We have about hundred fu-
gitves here in this city, and they good citizens.
and here we intend they shall stay Wedo not coun-
sci boodshed but shall suffer fines and Imprisonment
to any extent rather than allow that law to be carried
out. So let him come. will do all we can for him,
both for the and inner man, -sstfiz.la2 HHr2
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

DINNER TO Ma. AsHE. Friday last of
those joyous occasions when party animosites and
chickering's lost amid the good cheer and pleasure
attendant upon such occasion. Every body was
at The dnner-and there was indeed :" feast and
flow of soul" Speeches made by several gen.
tlemen which will be published shortly. George
Davis, the - banner man. in this district during the
last Presidential election said" Here's old Bill
Ashe, fought him from end of the District to the
other, and the more fought him the harder loved
him. ,.H ..s.e,e trf. i.-it sffe- r'# s-t-'E
All for southern rights-tat was the theme
that awoke the powers of ALcl2ae and brought
forth those sweeping arguments and whitening sar-
casms Mr. J.. G.. McRee also acquitted himself
we'll, as did the other speakers. .a98 ta5laep2 :
The whole affair passed off to the entire satstac-
ton of all concerned; and at night the music from
" the band ~ high the air in grand concert OF
sweet sounds. .1ay ega 80 VfI AuT0rd.e 2
PRoeREssrvE Single-minded, old fashioned South
erners may be surprised hatin Boston, the capital of
the most Union-loving State in this Union, Turkish
Envoy and noted British abolitionst member of
Parliament should be received with honor and feast
ing whilst couple of citizens of Georgia are re-
peatedly arrested, mobbed, and chased out OF town.
for presumng claim their property under the Con-
situation and laws But this is National. Congress
has lust passed laws, that admit Amin Bey's fellow
subjects with their plurality of wives In California
together with George Thompsons' fellow subjects OF
Great Britain and exclude Shareholders from there
If Shareholders are not good enough to go into the
territories, why should they be permitted to stay in
the gody city of Boston = ooaehern ffess' (
MAs,ixr AND GoDLIkE.. - A gentleman who had
filled many high stations public life, with the great
est honor to himself and advantage 10 the nation, once
went to Sir Earldley Wmot, in great anger at real
injury that he had received from person high In the
political world, which he was considering how to re-
sent in the mostefectual manner. After relating the
particulars to Sir Earldley. he asked if he did not
think it would be manly resent it IS es, said
Sir Earldey, would doubtless bemahly to resent
il. hut il would be godlike to forgetit. This the
gentleman declared had such instantaneous eject
upon him, that he came away quite another man. and
iniemper entirely altered from that in which he went
The Superior Court for Cumberland county meets
on Monday next, Judge Battle presiding: Besides
three criminal cases already docket Mrs. Simpsons
widow of the late A. c.. Simpson, arrived in town
on Friday morning. and delivered herself TO the prop
er officers, and was Immediately committed to jail
ft Fayetteville Cdrolinian.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

slNANTICA -LAUDIS, or the American Book of
Church Music, by Lowell Mason and Geo w ehb
Also The Home Aitar-an appeal in behalf Of Fami-
Ely Worship with Prayers and Hymns. for family
by the Rev Charles F. Deems = IA. D. TURNER :
Raleigh, Noy- 8, ] $50
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Notice

Notice
hereby given, that spplicstiOn will be made tc
next General Assembly Of North carcliaS % dfvtSe
the County of SurIy into two Cornties and pot che
Court house in the centfe Of each. q
2 -2G5 A MAJORITY or raH ClrskEKs.
November 2, 1880 4-6t.
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A FREEsoI1. CRY. A wealthy Friend (Quaker) of
New Bedford, writes tothe Chronotype, who inquired
of him, whether fugitive slave wouIdbe safe in that
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-13

Fine Fancy Cass. Pants
our Stock ofTancy Cashmere Pants, cannot be ben
" z. L. HARDING e. Co.
Raleigh. Nov. II, 1850. r. Ff7s t.tttf -
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Information Wanted.

: NOV. I,.ls5O: E.I-l..-ag- - -.
The New York herald., 1850-01-04
Died.
DttN.
~. January LIST, WILLIAM WItsos

On Tuesday morning, January LIST, WILLIAM Wtsos
AGED - year.
HIS funeral will take place Friday morning, at ten
o'clock from bis late residence l2s Bedford street
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited TO
attend.
on Thursday morning. January Sd after lingering
Illness which he bore with fortitude, WM. II. BL.cK-
roRp, Counsellor at Law native OF England, aged "A
years
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in.
vited 20 attend his funeral from his late residence,
No 2o4 Fulton street, on Saturday afternoon, at ~
O'Clock
on "Wednesday January "a THoM.. H., infant son
Of Captain James aud Elizabeth Eaton, aged year,
months, aud ~ days
The funeral will take place on Friday, January 4th,
at O'Clock NJ, from their residence, schermer-
horn street between Borcham and Smith streets.
Boston paper please notice.
In Boston Dscsmb-r 3Oth, Hon. b. J. GILnrRr, aged
s6 years native ~ Brook kteld Mass He was educated
at Yale college studied a~ with Hon Dwight Foster,
of Brookhld prsctised his profession at Hanover "
II which state ne an honorable associate at the
bar With George Baxter Uphsm, Judge Ellis, Judge
Smith jeremiah Mason, Dansl Webster. and Others,
who have adorned their profession. During the last
quarter Of century he has resided In Boston.
on ThuTtday afternoon. January B. after q lingering
ilness, Ars. ANNt HANEs, rect Of the late Joseph
Hanks In the 5tst year OF her age
The funeral il tsse place Saturday morning. at
nine oecsk from the residence Of her son.in.law,
" Stout No es Rivipgton street,
ON ftusdsy afternoon, January 2, OF congestion al
tbs luDrs Am. Mana, vitOw of James NJ tholwcl,
aged o. years ~ monthf and one day
Her remains viii b. removed from her residence 6lT
Greenwich street, at "a past o'clock, Saturday
morning Jan o, f,r interment st Rbinebeck Duchess
county
AZ Sacramento city California, November 2 Isls.
joss g. your Eeff e0n - the late George Truman. la
the 25th ysarof bis sg- f,rui-rly q this city
lis rsusits ~il h- brought TO this city for inter.
ment - Which due a. uce will be given.
The New York herald., 1850-01-04

On TuesdAy January LIST, by the Rev. Mr.. Knox, Mr.
HrsEi s1EvtNs to Miss ELIZA j. SAwrILL, both Of this
city.
on Tuesday evening, January LIST, at Far Rockaway,
L / BY the Rev Nr. Young Mr. WM FooTE OF New
York 20 Miss Lto' ANS iorT, daughter OF Mr. WIN.
Mott of the former place
In this city February I'd 1s4e by the Rev ]. w D.
Wood ions ~ THUNsN 10 CAEeLiNE LoUIsE, younge-t
daughter Of the late Captain Isaac Waite Of Westport
Conn.
The New York herald., 1850-01-04
Passengers Arrived.
Eo gAsuRo-hsrt iamsruns--Nr = Greehwav.


trAgtts sNr JAssics- Ste lustip Empire City, vii
scr Nalsf, etssrn, " stem. n favtsr " r,v.
.of We. Afrold. a. Dru~ reni n Fslt6t. Pauh J
frffk - sfhnsfut v kaldvi~. Natlfrvsai rav.
f 'ttln ksgua. 4 N Sfyulert q Nilnars ". -
Aistsu. Nathan. Batcock DncI,s A Adsus d Pa.
The New York herald., 1850-01-04
nIEDlCAl..

NJ oTICE-TBE FAMOUS HAIR REsroRATIvE OF
IN Mr. Wise, Of vrsinisl is being appled aay sy Ir.
reception 81 isdies from ~ p wses celebrated
Hair Tonic for sale by Mr. g., aad also sold by
JNO IINDvARK, No. 10 Wall ST., Merchants Excsange
The New York herald., 1850-01-04

T,i.grEpnic.
Sc. rsu-r. news c.r-a u ths Marine Intelligence
Cleared.
stsnuship tHrTs cfy Wilson. h.ar-s. ! ns.srd =
aste-iy.a., ,. y Dr. ssv,.s.a push,m 4 psuo.
Rsnirs s,G5r 9-'l nthAto.s q I'ewbr,dse s,ss
80, Lslfqg c,.i,aat Nssmi,h sens; ropir. n.-s,.
Nri, s.Iitm.i t.i.,.. A., co-,.,, y,,,,..,
u,s easli,r,, f,,r o. aasu,s. K'sd' ssT Bsd',fi
Arrtvrd.
Bal la,artut Tesr-r.l sic Isnsir, ss dsys With c,t-
saIE nsiv.e ia 30. jsssiro a. cssriss,as s,s a
tsrss@lg'o .s ,rs Eie o. ritss. ise Ri' jrlUss -
sssss }sss. Z E.u,. y ssri,h,. Rissnond days
sss5 ss @ Eenas, f'a'a ffishsen Ft!aaelphia q dsya
scar D,rJaHin Reeves seeve rhlsde pha. 4 days
Below.
Bsrs Wsve Lc,t from s's.t vith mss, 10 Ps,ra 10.
B'ik "ss.lstsu. ourtl.. from Port 40 r.ises.
s,,.u.l,r rspr, c,,' "'s's. 20" cA.sr.. ..,... >
P.s....,ir 30 D.rlt Hoe, fr navr,. hs, anchored "a
5.s s-Wria ,aaas, calm. ., m.rid.r DO, =. -.s..,.
Herald -sr,"c Corrrspondeas.
rEilhnttrs'ls. lau tfw-Ar1vsi-Nou.
sis.s a't.ls, aAasrson. forto Rco' tarSs Md
rilscs uaneous
ps 81 s. s.i. sr fS,l, IL s'5l. ne f,' gf
s,al,.ns' <, 80 oth. Belt is Wslaotors ei.trs:
sV'hs Ter Hs'aot ttsan iaersais sa "a, fsfms ,e.r
NOTICES 80 c1ariners.
,,hsIiiif' een, tt.iots rpsrisd drarsss ~ tts
leatnf fl'tl ct utst = VI ty b " dt.is,f 'n ,,i
fr,m tufta .l .frt .uae. ~ 2 ts t,t.s go,
Ro'h Iisht 50 tys = ) y b. niles ''0 '''" O""'"'
II, wiusr,,n. SC ciranel, o,s.r,o. w. Ar. in.
formd 20 tfrtrn THcmas of British bart E.a,,at
nov n o. states hl ir ruinE Maia Rar ef -
river, ~ Fnru. .ha eHe distance aUd no waer- f.
less thrt t l1a water f information corrsst 49,
fsct r,veiet On r1afu ere depth of tas B.r .
cfmurcf ifnrfsrce rnsreCtiop wth the commers. 81 -
PERT sno ueans ft0rit Do taken make an &c
uauuers FtHrrcl an
Ia or 10 fest oi water o. 90 Del fouad there.
orosro. Nsv .. lSto
Law Hcrsi AZ rur F1nor rus DouEo-rhe Dis,s,ors
ef the fstahlshsd
directed tif fcFinr Stl ts 20 BE- made from ~. f.at
House esfatftld the Douro for nf,r,t-
tion ~ chip oi saa luaf 90 This por lst
Hecemhsf I
Tvo Bsiia sasifsft-1esy 70 n sfb-
Th~tc FfIld nt uafttlaia kssp 10 3 Of
Tfree RsIif - var ffu-ll fsSt vatsf % lar
Two vlflafar--ll leet n
TIVE Bal at uasthli lrt ne n yardarml0 feet
bar.
HtacG Bal The is dsnseroas put
nj 90 IF
on Histt Pan rlstitsj. snd extremity ware.
ARM Nc ffls ir frnt tanuut fe riioted
Black it at each eul % yartarn-by couing you
fnay b. r.li ~.
make Ter t. tar
The New York herald., 1850-01-04

Por, Of New york. Jan. 3. 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-01-04

tee n Marshall, A Munro, Hexron Easton. Cree,
Wells, Y Bsnroben, "a q Weed. smith, xAzzc3
Foh cALIfohNIA
SAN fRArcIsco-Bark Peru. from soson-B u Lyons N rs
Riley Mrs. l. Is Gaines Il Mason, Col Ssy Ham mond'
r Rs tchelder Clements
The New York herald., 1850-01-04
m arr-ied,

.anroisnesssgfs gf Buths MgyvfGses and Deaths az
ust married duly authenticated aud pad for
The New York herald., 1850-01-04

DK JOHNSON, No. re- DrANE srEHET, 81 VIZ.
" tnewu r ne tuert ui deiiosfs dsettl fies-
t'r lutstisn 80 t i1 bt helf suts1 Asses bsss
,1aa 'f rt.-f u frc frin nt trraatetea.i v1.l ass
sr- ~ frr~tsgF
The New York herald., 1850-01-04
M kDIcAL LADvIeE-DOcroR YOU ssELg rsIvArE-

w ~ Tor % cents. b Of the Pocket sculspus
Ever Due Bic Own Pnysciaa 10 oonhaential. silent
friend aud adviser enabling ecndnet bic
- successful termination. Twentyourth Edson
with hundred epsvnrs showing private diseases and
susturs Of the seneiatye system 10 every SHAPE and
form b uisn lentg N. D. TIE various forms Of
diseases ssmnsl ~estness diseases of the postste gand
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