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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
al MRETING I'D he Homeopahlc soelety

At A MEETING Of the Homeops!hle ! soeeg ~,
n NssYors held April 1882 The following res0u.oan'
- osered BY Dr. JOslin and seconded By Dr. "Hs"-
snd unanimously adopted by the Society - -, - ,.,s
I..sps John Taylor, NJ no was eDdesred 70 u' oy
hi. benevoence snd integrity, and valued as ieeis
,snced and sklf ply sicsn and 1dieious ana IeaOo
-. ser in the scienrfc lsbors Of THIS socissy
. B,,oire9 That In the DEAN OF DR. Taylor lns 80
- los = va uabr member his large circle OF r'pos a.
10, hy,cian whom hey were strongly a1aeheu ANo
- g6meopaihic cause firm supporter - ,.s -.
"a R,.nJr.d Thai DR.. Tsy'or endured WIN ioruar,
.rr,aing disease " wonderful vo ence ana n.s,,,
and anticipated. Win Christian eompo'ufe AnH 'e'
- dsn.rtlre into the spir ual WORD
RrsqJred Thsi we deeply sympslhEe WIZ .ne 49, =,
- family ~ our departed brother and ~hlI- " -.
ca ,.2 wt,n which this painful dispepssuou OF Dvlhe
p,oSisence has sHiIced Them, we share sso 20 ~ -
i.;on Afforded by be contemplation OF his rkemps -
S, r hi. upsuied reparsnon bis peaceful dean ano
&c h ..sedness OF bis pres~It state. ~ g.. 4,
on motios Of Or. Bo.erA seconded oy III N''0"' =
was upanimously ..i.,,o,s he eon-
P,,olred Thai copy Of the shove resoi9n % - ~
manics.ed To the widow Of Or Tsy,or; ssd cs, ~
,.haS WILLIAM CLAIMING D. Sn. ip s,
BowsRs n d s@e'y 80 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
THE STEWARD,

THE STEWARD,
BY HENRY COCkTON.
Author Of valentine Vox," The Sisters &c beautifully
illustrated
rINHIS WORK has had most unprecedented run IN Eng
land where il 10 considered OF the best perform
ances Of this accomplished and delightful author 1t de-
cdedy the most popular and amusing book OF the seaso
Price % cents
In days will be issued
ROSE FOSTER.
Vol Second Series
MYSTERIES OF THE COURT OF LONDON.
BY w. NJ. Reynolds Price 50 cents.
Also in press,
WINDSOR CASTLE by w. II. Ainswonh.
With eight Illustrations from the London edition Price
50 cents falls 2isl Ii LONG & BROTHER. - Aun st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA PASSENGER OFFICE, re-
Nmoved TO l79 Broadway, upsairs THROUGH uckets
via Chsgres and Panama cabin $500 Storage <dO Can
forna outfits complete including DE best Quicksilver COD
Separator Quicksilver In small tasks, Reiors, California
Blankets, Hats, &c &c All good and cheap Information
communicated tree. Address AkNOLU bUFFUM
AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
BRocHE AND PRINTED CASHMERE

oNG AND SQUARE SHAwLS-ln all the new de.
signs and coloriugs, at great reduction from last
years prices s. h M. f. TowLE, 2sl Grsnd-st Coum-
ban Hall. ais 2tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

GOAL BY THE CARGO.-The subscribers are
- now prepared receive orders for Hazieton Lehshl
lN1BAM HALL,
ais iw' corner Montgomery and Gr-en's Jersey Ciy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
cARPETING. CARPETING

CARPETING. CARPETING!.
MATING, RUGS AND DRUGGErS, At about Is per
cent less than the prices charged In regular carpet
aores M. TowLE, Importers and Retailers,
. slSIt'h 2si Grand-s
MET FRENCH GiNGHAMS, a, oaly led per yard
Wat J. LAMBERT CO $. SIS Greenwich-st. Also,
Adies and gents Linen Hhds Orgsndo Lawns Half Hose
lie Always hand a general assortment Of seasonsbe
Dry Goods Csrpeting and Window Shades from 6s per
pair upward, painted order ais ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

" CAUTION ADVICE.
l1USBAND-To day. my dear. III dine In town,
As of I've heard you say
That every thing goes upside down,
Upon the wsshingdsy.
WIFE-'Tis true, my dear, II was 90 once,
But that times past away,
For now have by Twevetree's plan,
Made quiet washing day
Indeed, my dear. before we rose,
The washing all was DER,
The kitchen cleaned, the breakfast made
You'll dine in town no more
Caution No IL have no agents 80 don't buy OF agents
or Of ANY one except Of me.
Caution No 2-Pay attention to pretended grsuitous
disclosures of mine any other plan II you do you Will
repent IT, ,,. @,
Caution No. 3-The April number OF the Water Cure
Journal ssys number Of persons have been imposed
by an advertisement beaded Washing made easy"
ADVICE No Put in letter in the presence Of the
postmaster for nv plan
Adries No 2-Pu 81 in your pocket and come al once,
but not all at once To The great origns wasninSmsn'
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yRNTIENRN., WEARINI. APPNKEI.

ais Ia n Urand-st COumbian Han.
EENTLEMENs' WEARING APPAREL
NJ The subscriber who has for teven by those
IN the same trader enjoyed the reputation of cutting the
best fitting and Of taste and style In getting garments
In the city invites the attention Of the most fasdious lie
purchases exclusively for cash the most choice goods
whereby he Is enabled TO make up three dollars
less than Broadway prices and warranted equal If not SUI
penor In every respect
Also. fashionable assortment Of Shirts Cravats Collars
Stocks Umbrellas &c &C
CHARLES T.. FOLWELL, Tailor, 9ii Ful,on.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

IN ALL COLoRS, PLAIN, EMBROIDERED, Dsmask
and satin bordered received by the late arrivals direct
1arednetoo from former prices. S L NJ T.. TOWLE,
lmporers and Retailers, asl Grand.st Columbian Hall
ais usi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

JOSEPH HICKMAN, Aucli0neeT.
MONDAY, April 18Th at 10 o'clock NJ al 1870 Wash
lFlington.sf Brooklyn Handsome Fumiure-S0fas,
chairs marble top and pier tables extension dining
do wardrobes. bedsesds mattresses, Brussels carpets,
and three ply do. rich cut glass and China, spendld OH
paintings &c hlo IL
xUCTION NOTICE.-F COTTON viii give his
personal attention the sale % household furniture OF
families individuals during the present montn elmer al
their own residences the auction rooms - Beesman
and 90 Ann Families who expect to break up VIII con
favor nv giving the earliest notice possloe ais -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

- TO IET-Two new brick houses In Twenty fourth
e. near Eighthsy thee rooms deer, baths &c Also
new three-s,ory brick house In Threthst between
Seventh and Eighth avs Rent s325 Also, the handsome
store IS Eighth sv. shelved for dry good store Rent
500 Also large halls suitable for societies and Other
purposes corner Eighh-sv and Tweniy-ninth-sL Rent
50 each Also several parts Of houses Inquire OF j.
DENHAM corner Eighth ay and Sxteenih-st Open from
morning u Q 10 the evening al3 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

GOAL YARD FOR SALE-in growing part OF The
Scy. with years unexpired OF ease OF lots OF ground
up town rent and $40; the buildings let for $50
The anpus increase Of business about 1900 the hole
with hoses carte &C and lease with good wiI Of bust
of S20eo per snnum; Will be sold low, a. me
owner 10 about leaving the CITY. Apply 10
ais St. DUMONT HOSACh. III "au-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

no SCHOOIS.-A gentleman who has good know
i ledge of the Latin and Greek languages, and of the
higher branches Of mathematics and who has had some eN
pereuce in teaching wishes siiuslon as Principal OF
School situated within IS ~ miles OF New-Iofk. lie
would assoc ale himself with teacher In institution a.
ready established would make arrangement with one
desiring relnqush the business Perfectly satisfactory
can be given Address H. ID al this office ais Pie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

PAPER, PAPER PAPER
VO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS IN
u WANT w PApER-50,O Teams Cap and Letter Pa
PERI In /, !, and whole r-sms
1900 resns good Grown and Folio Straw Paper.
5000 realms good Crown and Foho Rag Papef
tOQ0 resms Tea shoe, Bag, Manila and Tissue PAPER
Also Hardware, fIinnog, Cloth, Envelop Paper
Blue and White Bonnet Boards Nc ke For .s,s low
JOHN c R0BERrS'S Commission Psper Warehouse
l0l gohn-sL .lSivs
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MOURNING GOODS.

DOMBAZINES, ALIPACAS, GRAPES, Wells, SC al
u great reduction from Broadway prices.
SAN T.: TOWLE, Importers and Retailers
Grapd.sf Columbian Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

A GRADUATE OF WILLIAMS COLLEGE, Mass
n who has for several years had charge Of boarding
school, wishes associate himself with the Principal OF
similar Institution His acquaintance very extensive and
he could influence bows from many States in the Union
waiting for his decision Address Arnold,
Tribune Office N Y ais ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13
IIAI.E BOARDING SCHOOL, 5

MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, slephentown ~
NIY-E 81 ROLLO, Principal Circulars deposited Al
Wicoxs L. School Agency, IS Nassau 81 the bes. ed
vocational advertiser Invented for discovering and sup
plying the wants Of schools families. teachers pupils &c
Terms teachers and employers cent In advance
on one wears salary secured by transferable check the
same In service merchandise and the par
sxcbsnged ais D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

- TO Little handsome three story brick house
\. Amity place be ween Bleecker and Amity SITS The
house is suitable for large boarding house. having
about 80 rooms The extends back Tor rather the
font hous. is connected with another house, about the
enS Of the lot All be put good order painted &c
and would be let good tenant for $1,000 per year
Inqure OF J. DENHAM Eghth-svenue corner OF SIX
teenih st. from morning to IN the evening. ais n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

q. an RE\yARD.-Losi in Six.h.ayenue a Pocket
.CtObOos cOnt4ining certain sum OF money ana TWO
no tes one for $50 rs and for II lis Inc ABOVE
Rewsrd will be paid TO any person bringing the book &c.
-, LIZ ~. las BRADY 20 Snrng.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

&NTFD-S7 coo for FIVE years on lessehod proper
w ~ having II years from lat OF May, l85D The
nroperly is paving per upon the amount wanted,
sfer deduc,ng all expenses good ana sumcieht o0hu
If desired Address FRANKLIN BROWN, IS Nassau-s ST.
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BOARDING..
NO REMOVAL IST MAY.

s.OaRD 81 NARtCK-Sr. near s. Jpu1'.park Front
ID room p spry pantry attached fr fdy -ni gen''-
man 4 90 rooms 80 Story FURNISHED or ulidrn -"
on moderate terms. a'5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

90 oant on Long Islsnd 10 be Distributed sTong To
Sscribers at he subscription Of ~ on me ON OF
-i isj0 AL o'cock. T. NJ 10 81 Lukes bnding' on
~ ,.- Of Grove and Hucson-s- oees 80 haesoh and
M-.n.fer.-f " y. " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-13

AF THE NEW CASH TAILORING Establish.
Omeni-JOHN MOSEMAN has removed tom IS
North William ST. TO 70 East Broadway, one door above
kNketst where be would nike to all his friends and
others In want Of good Of clothes cheap. ASH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-14

, -Hs5S il hegular Nashville and New Orleans
Esgzs4;sa4EG r. Prce--Fcr Nashville Carksyiie and ali
Intermediate andlng5-Wl run as regular packet in the
above trade, leaving here OF MONDAY the 10th inst at
O'Clock p NJ, taking freight and passengers for the above
ports ana All intermediate landings. Having been purchased
by Capt T. expressly for the trade, he respectful ~ collects
liberal share of patronage from his friends and the pubc
For freight passage having splendid Accommodation
apply on board, foot of Lafayette street,
g. CONNER, Agent, s. Common st,
GEO. r PRICE, IS Gravier st.
- The Mohawk will take freight tor Memoirs New
Madrid, Hickman, Padueah, etc. ala
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THE CARRIER PIGEoN.-The late Bishop OF Nor
witch. in his History of Birds relates that flty-sN
pigeons were brought over from Holland, where
thew are much attended TO, and turned ont from
London at half past four in The morning. Theyah
reached their dove-cotes at nome, by noon; but
one fsyorte pigeon, called Napoleon, arrived about
a quarter after 10 o'clock-having performed the
distance of three hundred miles at the rate of above
fifty miles an hour, surprising he lost not moment,
and proceeded in straight line. The possible
flight of carrier pigeon is said to be about sixty
miles an hour. Thus, presuming that Sir John
Ross had liberated his birds from the place where
he was last seen-which is two thousand miles
from Scotland-the birds must have flown for thr-
ty.three hours and twenty minutes at that rate 10
reach their dove-cote. 1t is said that carrier p-
geons never travel during night trainer OF great
experience, states that he never knew an lIl55ance
of carrier pigeon returning after dark; ,roggy
who are great pigeon trainers declare that the birds
always srform better when flying from south 10
north. 1t is thought, by gentleman who has i ma
great experience with pige2ns that NO birds OF ms
3escr;nIion coud fly from Lancaster Sound or la
vis's Straits TO England. And, he adds, that even
70 yo,Ie them hv across the Channel it is necessa-
nv 10 aecustom them by short flights to the sea.
| TForeipn paper.
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ORLEANS MARKETS.



The business of our market has been to a far eK
lent during the week Just elapsed but the prices of our Lead
mo ssanls Cot n owing to uniayorabe accounts nom
n,o sra rntbsf louer Cora has improved Al little, and
onr hss ben pretty well sustained considering the heavy
ain,, Provisions Of all kinds firm. with light stocks
and IN Pork an advance taken place. Sugar and Molases
have remained quite steady.
The Americas advices, which published yesterday
morning. are Unexpectedly bad for Cotton as they announce
decline at Liverpool of 3Sf0& of penny per pound:
Cotton-The rather favorable news by the Archo had
rendered the market shade rmer when we closed our @
weekly report On Saturday, too, buyes came forward WIN
some au and took about $500 bales in the early part oil the
dav lint the publication in an evening paper of some further
unyorabe particulars of the Arces news put complete
top TO business during remainder OF the day. On MONDAY
hardly ANYTHING was done the sales not exceeding lOOo bales
ON Tuesday we received still later European advices by the
A.s .bovyne dull market at Liverpool, and prices barely
susuined This exercised depressing influence, and on
Tuesday and Wednesday the sales-reaching 1000 bales
were in many cases at decline of H of cent On Thursday
factors being pretty ready Sellers 5000 bales changed hands
this slight reduction Yesterday the Picayune contained the
Americas news, showing decline Of 4d at Liverpool
which again unsettled market, and only 500 bales
disposed Of making the weeks business II 900 baesakey
for England the Continent and portion also for the North
The full effect of the Americas advices hardly developed
as yet but find it necessary to put down figures
Sak of cent The receipts at this port since the Isl OF
September 2S 1862 bales against ISL to same date
last year but all the United States ports there is DIX
of e. 100 bales
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NEW DIRK, ApTlI %, I74I,
DR.. TOloRSeRG-I verify believe that your SarsapaTlia
has been the MEANS through Providence OF saving my life
have for several had bad cough 1t became worse
and At last raised large quantities of blood, had
night sweats and greatly debated and reduced, and
did expect live. have only used Sarsapara
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- am able to walk all over the city raise no
blood, and my cough has left me. You well imagine
that am thankful for these results. Your ODD servant,
WIN. RUSSELL % CRtharne street.
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Arrived
Ship Westminster, shaper, 10 days fom New to Dud
ley Chass-2d my.
Sp brig Oeo Recoma, 10 days from Havana, in ballast,
master-lst my
Br schr Clyde Sawyer 10 days from Nassau P to mss
ter-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Yorktown No q Halderman, from Cincinnati.
Natehez No ,, Leathers from Hard Times
lrOQuos, Lee, from St Louis
Paris, Smith, from Pitsburg.
PocahOntas, Moore, from ST Louis.
Pacific, Fithian, from st Louis
PeytOna, ShalerOss, from Louisville.
Cleona, Wells, from IefOre.
Chil1e Harold, McClain, from Cincinnati.
Col Fremont, Stevenson, from Camden.
IT boswell, LarOse, from the BaliZe.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from DonaldsOnvie
RELOM--COMING UP.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JkFFhRsON JITY,
Friday Evening, December 10, 1850.

JEFFhRsON CITY, ]
Friday Evening, December 49, 1850 I
Arrived during the past week, SIS head of Beef Cattle
494 Hogs, $40 Sheep. 81 Mich Cows, and 4ls Calves
BEEF CATTLEThe market has been well supplied du,inV
theweek. Prices, 4C961so " ID net.
HOGs-No Hogs offering for the last five days with III
exception Of s head which arrived this evening. Prices Ga
10 ID net.
sHEEP-A good supply. and offering at 90 OO9$s &c
v head.
Mich Cows-$25 OO9$75 90 " head.
CALvEs-Haye been of late, and are selling al s6
9ts 50 v head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-14

SHORT STORY" When Mary and were
married we were young and foolish, for we had
nothing to be married with, but Mary was ueit-
cate and I tbougbt [ could take care of her best.
| knew had q strong arm and brave heart to de-
pend upon We rented a chamber and went went to
housekeeping. We got together little iuTnit"Te-
t,LIa bedsIaad. dishes-but our money failed us
before we bought our chairs. | told Mary she
must turn up the tub for | could not run in debt
No. no. 1t was not long before our rich neighbour
Mrs Nj. found us out, and kindly enough she sup
piled us half dozen chairs added to our stock.
They were old ones, to be sure, but answered just
as well for u.s. | shall never forget the new face
those chairs put upon our quarters-they never
looked Just right before. The tables are turned
with Mrs M. and me now-she has turned poor
widow, but she shall never want while | have any
thing, never I" cried the old man, with beaming
face, " don't forgot those old chairs"
An, now the secret was out. 1t was the interest
Of the old chairs which maintained the poor
widow She was living the interest of little
friendly act done years before, and it suticed fol
hersaf and daughter.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Ohio: sundry mdse,
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA-Per bark Piedmont :.
Ballast. ~
CHAGREs--Per brig Bella del Mar: bbls flour, 4 bbIs
CHARLEsT0N-Pe brig Henry; lS9 hhds sugar, 81
bbs molasses, pkg mdse
PENSACOLA-Per 5chr Diamond: 20 bbl5 molasses, 81
flour 20 do pork 10 half do beef 50 kegs ard 20 boxes
cheese 20 bags coffee and sundlies.
lLE-Per steamer Beacon 454 bbls -four ITO hbis
pork, &c do lime, to do whisky l59 bbs moaes 80 bags
coffee n hhds sugar n bags corn 4O pcs GasSng ~ Go
lead and sundries
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COSsEIL DIX IA MuMgIP,ALggTE Nc. DEUx. ;

A TTENDU, Qu'un acte de rAssemblee Gene
n rae de Etat de la Louisiana ntitute Acte reatf
la vile de Ia NOuvele Orleans, apprOuyG lie rs Mars 1850
pourvO qu avant que lie COnse aucune des municipalities
hXer dtCier lie des ierOn
SEES fat des tvaluaHuus les diff rents items
de dtpcuses, e ntCesaIre
pour parties urbanes que ruras esguee
Civilizations pubes Auglas Francois dams e
Ocie de la dte Municpatt pendant nUns
Durs Evant Ia reunion dams aquee lie Conse devra Net
dtCider lie m0ntant DIES Qui ASSESSES.
E attendu que lie COnseI de Munlgipajt6 pags5
NOVembre 1850 resolution dtGafaH UrOanes
les lmites de Ia dte MuncipaltJ
En- consequence, nous pubIons tvaluaton suiyanta
cOnOrm les provisions de aCe du IS Mars 1850,
resolution du COnse, adoptt ceour avis dome
la prsane, Ieute apfs Ia premiere pubICa-
ton de Ia emulation, lie COne dsyra prOctde Ne
dCiier lie mOntant des les tabeauX
sessement 1850:
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This of Sars8paa has been expressly prepared in
reference female complaints. No female who mas
suppose approaching that critical period, The Tuyr
Of Life should neglect to take it, 1t preyenvc
for any of the horrible diseases which female,
subject this time of life. This period may be deayec
OT several by using this medicine. Nor il less valn0
bic for those who approaching womanhoOd, as Is cat
cuated assist nature by QUckenng the blood and nygOr
aung the sYstsm lndeed this medicine is invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject. II braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the bOdy,n 80 far stimuli
ting produce subsequent relaxation wi chs the OF
medicines taken for female weakness and disease. B.
using few bottles Of this medicine many and punlA
aurgInnL OuerlLlnns he D eNentah.
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Frtaln tns F!-St munich atty trInaad
u Z mi 5hS Na cemn4ase AZ lie Rnrsna au rup uF,
IN me SGtpni
Wg, Ne "sing flttfat Landing l3l
R7'.-aEh
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,rlTste Eor Mobile OILY yrrsgs
53yEe7sg.5S o. S. MIL LINE g.sssssg5lN
Alsaessssssesz The snendid low pressure
packet steamers OREGON, Captain r. A. Hiern, and
FLORIDA, Captain w. T, Giberson, having been built
pressY the Lake Trade, with superior a1nOmuOda-
tons, Qadss' Cabiqsa IN StasrOomsl Of the above
will leave the POntchaain railroad DAILY, on
the arrival the Lake Of the O'Clock p. NJ. cas-and the
way letter bag leaves the Office Of the Agents O'Clock
p. NJ For freig ht passage apply CT board
ian4 " j. s. Z. GkDDES, Al gents. no Bank Place.
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Inc steamer Feyona repors-At Louisville on the Atb
IN the Ohio River and rising '''' "a'ei
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L "A
Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsend's SaTsaparlla have
invariably called their stuff Remedy for Females
and copied bills and circulars which relates the
complaints of women, word for wOrd-Other who
uu medicine have the great of Dr. Tuwnent
Saapas in complaints incident to females, recommended
theirs although previously they did number of these
Mixtures Pills. etc, injurious females, they agra
vute disease, and undermine the constitution.
SCROFU LA CURED.
This certificate ConCusyey proves that this Saapanla has
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in house unprecedented.
THREE CHlLDRES.
Dr. TonHsend-Dear SIR have the pleasure to inform
that three of children have been cured of the SCrOua
BY the use of your excellent medicine. They afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Phy
clans in different parts of the Union.
This is certify, that we, the undersigned Physical Of
the city of Albany, have in numerous prescribed
Townsend Sarsaparla and believe be of the
valuable preparations in the market.
II. I. PULLING, NJ.
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
K. b. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
Albany, Ap l. lo4Is I. Il. ELMENDORFB, N. d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-14

The Indiana Convention, by vote of &C to 50,
had adopted the following provision: The real and per
sOna property of women whether owned before marriage
acquired BY purchase git (Oer than from the husband in
fraud OF his cednrs) devise descent, shall be and remain
secured to them, under equitable conditions, by law