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B0AHDING HOUSE.

No. ~ GR.7YIER. STREET. 6et'ceeE Sc. Charles
and Ccr0Rdeet, door from corner o. CarondeisLs
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs her NEE
tfA friends and the public that she continues IN the N
Shove eligible location occupied by her during the
last two years. and prepared accommodate her friends
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
per long experience and the very desirable 2pd convenient
give entire satisfaction all who favor her with their
KRATE, do 1yd&W
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= 5E 81 C.9RRE4GE WyaREHOUSE Nos
LfesE sSss& 81 and 80 Common street, rssI7r1kE 81
nearly opposite veranda Ho. FASsssI
" Our stock numbers from -AAh-zAE-
100 TO $50 CARRIAGES OF almost every style and pattern
made Tor city and country Persons wishing Carriages
VIII md II to their interest to call and examine our style and
prices before purchasing, and aer ourselves they cannot
9 to be SUITED. Terms favorable and prices IOlo for
Cash or City Acceptance. mb8 3mdE w
y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CARRIAGE REPOsEs
lCTORY 1IS COMMON and q GRAyIER = Irs-7l =
STREETS Rear OF the st. Charles HOtel-H r. SS fR&S
BEACH having moved from 40 and IS ROyad2s=SaE-
street. to the above establishment, will keep constantly on
hand large and complete assortment of CARRIAGES, OF
TIE latest and most beautiful models, finished in the pea
tect STYLE many Of which were originated and built expressly
Tor the patrons of this establishment Purchasers are invited
to examns this stock before making their selections else
Where. nib 6md&W
TtAHRIAGES-CARRIA GES-The ubscribers have
~ on hand large and wel-selected assert. = - .
ment Of ARRlAGS, and are constantly recelv. S -
ing from the best Northern Manufacturers every wv
style and Variety. Purchasers would do well to give us
call A. WOODRUFF & Co.
apz5 bm1&W los ST. Charles street
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

4 W, N.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAR h HGIiSg
l Y Nos. 1 = and 20 Grapier street ssg~-Jsss -
CARRIAGES and HARNESS of every - Ets-4aS sSse1v
DESCRIPTION always hand For sale low E4f1sAeSTs@ks
Tor cash OF approved paper -, Also. -. IL--21S
Springs, Axles Lamps, Bands, Cloths Leather Lace and
Narnlsi lmhl3 6md&W] Il. w. HALE & LIJbi.
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FILES

ut we shall suhon few testimonials of its value selected
ON the thousands in our possession, from all parts oil The
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IF Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. &
ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton street. cor
ner Of William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gene.
rally throughout the United States aud the Caadas Price
81 per bottle; six bottles for 50.
t5,- For sale By SICKLES y CO., n. JARVIS & CO,
and F. p DUCAGE, NewOreans JOSEPH TUCKER.
Mobile; COSTA Il CO., Montgomery: L.. GAMOTES
& co., Donaldsonville; and .. o. WOODMAN Yicks-
burg myl 3awdEW
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u H. BADGER, Dsntist, (of Tennessee formerly
Il Alabama and Georgia. No. 4 % G.,
Julia street, between Camp and st. Charles
streets. (Thirteen Budings,) New Orleans. VI
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INSURANCE.


NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Iafe and Trust Company.
" JAS. Wki.KEB. Sec'y.. JAS. A. PORTER, Pres.
Rs 9pd5s s s o. tss Sep = or
River, Sea and Fine Rk1 taken 4 ne l2wssa mlss ann
mhd6 IL Oiics, No. 50 Camp street, NexOsleanA
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~ Having leased the above establishment to Mr. t. H.
Jenk lake great pleasure soliciting for him the patron
age OF my former friends and patrons and feel no hesitation
IN saying mat y they will favor him with call that they
establishment. ~ N''N''i VI l'-
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Tennessee nfarsns and Fire Insurance Company.
CAFfTAL, $500. 000s
OigeefoFa:
GO. VI. MARTIN, Jscos IL GsvonK. lG. NJ. Fosa.
n 81 FoHe, IWM. EAKlN, lSAML STAY
WV eopEolE, tJ0HE M Bass
JAMES ). cs1r, Secretary. JOHN M. HlLlA' Pres't
~ This long established Company, with the most ample
nals foF the protection Of its Policies continues take
RIVER SEA and E RISKS on the most liberal terms,
n It's Agency in New Orleans, at the Office of
oH PICKETT. PERKINS & CO., 81 Magazine st.
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RaiIroad from RosfoR 10 WcNs Rircr, and 70
burlington, u. Through Tickets 10 Stations
on he Passnmpsie and The Terinom Central
Railroads
SULLIVAN RAILROAD-WNrrR An.
RANGEHENr JAS. /, 1880.
ItARS leave Boston from Fitchburg Rail
Y road Depot, by way Of Groton Junction,
FUchbutg, Kccnc, Wulpolc aud Windsor, at
2 81 w, urrtv---tl Il+s-E ~ IA
and at Burlington at 40 = n.
Cars leave Boston for Charlestown, Clatc-
mont and Windsor att 30 and II N, and ar
rive At Windanr At l.l5 and .. 30 u.
Cars leave Wells River at $50 and Bur
,finrton at 30 ~, and by way OF Windsor
arrive in Boston at q 81,
Gurs-lcuvr Windsor at land II 10, and
arrive in Boston at2i and 6rM
New York passengers connect at Grolon
Junction uud Nutrrt-s
Stages leave Wells River on arrival Of Cars
from Boston, for st. Johnsbury, StOnstcad,
Derby Line, &c, &c.
Stages leave Burlington each morning. sun
diva axeepted4 for Montreal, Sc &c.
tr.AaA TiainS lcaYe and arrive at Boston
daily.
Cattle Train for Porters each Tuesday.
THOMAS =. WILLIAMS,
Supt Sullivan Railroad.
Charlestown, N H., Jan |, 1850, 6o2u
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the real enemy 10 az their own doors,and ro'
mains unmolesled Docs The good shepherd
depend wholly upon destroying every wolf ~
the mountains aud 90 the thickeis for the safe
~ Of his aook or, does he wisely iold no
nock by night Surely, hr destroys The wolf
when Sac can, but 10 also sure 10 fold bis lambs
by night and be- with them lad II par'nH
would do ltcwise, and also furnish their ch'l'
dren with innocent amusements, such as pro-
curing for them tho histories Of rare animals
and birds, which would be- profitable as we'll
40 amusing, home would soon become what q
should be-, lhe nursery Of virtue and the para
lice of Garth OhntNN III
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FROM the New York Tribune
On the death Of a Child.

~ MISS AiICE otRfV,
Vain II wrTetoray that night
Folds away the MORROW
- you cannot sre the light
Through this aohipg SORROW
Beauty rom youfpyea h. horne,
Brother, uisicr, weeping
but the eheTHb boy you m0urn
10 not dead, bot sleeping
Folded ara the dimplpd arms
From your son Ganssingi
Vet our God ~ darker forms
.seHdoth down hiH blessing
Death, a hfeets ffntH iteHyea aatay,
sun, win wing the heetesl,
Dnhs tho lovely noweTa away
Where hope ellngs the sweetest
Strong 10 change, but not destroy,
While the PhAey WinFlets
Veil tae tOrrheud % the boy,
Bright with golden Iinglfts,
Faith, though dumb al the great loss
Which hath made You WeePersi
floseT, closer clasp The Cross
iIuWu HIIiNHg UIe slfePefH'
mud though wild your anguish be,
And Your hearts all broken,
"Suiier them 10 come 10 ne,
Hath been aweetly spoken,
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PasSumpsic Railroad.
CUDNGE OFHO YRS.

ON and after Monday November 3, lSl9,
Passenger Cars for Boston and inferno.
dintc places, will leave Wells River at "a
o'clock, a, NJ.
each Wells River at % o'clock, IN.
Gto,c ID. 6. RUGGLES, Agent.
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Schcnck'S PuImOnic Syrup,
pillows Heave Cure

UvoR Hcuvos, Cough, ond the gen
diion ur the Horse. nv horses
do hereby certify that one n..,s ~" with the
was for a long tine severely amt, ,hors was No
Ucavcs, for which supposed l,V ,o,ry "Dl
remedy until was prevailed upon ave hIa
lows Acavc Cure. d'd SO a,.T r,,aoyed The
three papers of it, when 'nu, n,SSygd in ever
respect.
H,nan{, NV H G. B,SouAM, St. ;TT,ah,
/ p PARKS, PussumpSie' Ne"'" y
Burke. 6olH
March 81, 1850.
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- CANTIONLXT

A nAa By the name oi Guar, has engaged
~ with young mAuaf the nameot f'IownH
end, add uses his name 30 put upa harsnparl-
10, which they call Dr., Iownsend's bafsapa-
rlla, den0minatng u GENUINE original, ETC.
This Townsend isno Doctor, and never vas
bat was formerly worker on railroads, can
als, and the like Yet ho assumes the ute OF
Dr Tor the purpose Of gaining credit for what
he h. not. THIS IL o. caution the public not w
be- deceived, and purchase none but The dfH'
VISA OgJaIHAL on Dr. Jacob Townsend .
SafapaTilla, having on q the Old Doctors
likeness, his family coat 81 arms, and hls sig'
nature across the coat Of arms
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Notice to Claimants.

uNllE following described property vas 80
i ed by au Ohieor Of the Caslomsi l9I nav nav,
inc been ILLEGALLY imported into The United
States, 70 Wit al Derby on the "a Hay o.
April, lr50
Two Horses
Two Bfidlesi
Two haddlrHi
One Halter
Any person Or persons claiming the above de-
sCribed property are hereby noiiied 70 appear
within ninety days from hfat publication on
This notice. aud 6le with the Collector Of the
Customs Tor the DisldHto Of Vermont clam
stating hls oT their interest 10 lho property 80
seized, also execute a Bond 10 lhe unilra
States, conditioned that "a case ~ lho CON
drmpation of the pfopeTty 30 seized the obligr
sfs will pay 81 coats aHd eEPeniss Of ihe pro,
ceedinas o. obtain condemnation, oihcTwi'o !
shall proceed 10 advertise and sell taid prop,
er6yided Al. CATLlA, Collector
Custom House, District Of Vermont Colire
or's Office, burlington, April r, lr'o' lubl"'
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Preaervative for the Hair.

Il ITCllEN 4 HENDERSON 3 Hair Pre-,
~ srfvattV- has H"w been 80 uHr nrAfly
four years, and has proved iiuclito BE- tho best
article fpr improving the growth aud beauty
of the hair 4hat has ever been invented, ~
are rrady Go testify li entirely
stopa the hair from coming out aud iiupafis 10
It strength aud gigdr, aud gives 10 hair the
most coatso aud hafsh, a son and glossy mp
pcaranco IL alH o remove all Hcuti aud dan
drud from the skin aud head, which ought nj.
Nays L. b.. kent 0utru order 90 have healthy
grow IL OF half, boeause II allowed 20 occumn'
Atc, Il becomes imbrddrd around lhc roots OF
the hhit aud clogs up thc pores or Vac SKIN,
thereby preventing free aud healthy acton
lAr cunncnurnrr 49, th. haiI brcQmcs dry and
dead, and very soon bogus to show signs Of
decay aud fallip~ of Al this can bc prevent
cd by proper use Of the preventative, az Il
rivcs lifr aud action to the skIu, aud at the
same time impatua nourshnCnt aud strength
TO the ha,r,And leaves Il soil and glossy without
being greasy,
Manufactured and Tor sale at wholesale aud
JjociiN II. sYMoNDs, Ham Dar,sru,
tSucccs,ot To a. Kitchen ~ Congress St,
Boston "o+n''
MiRK.IETE C.Tyt, TlTEIEt51 ~ .hSss.
-. raiflnau 4. Co., HHfa'o, " y
TLts - b. certify. that my Nlic has boon for
Etour NrAus past severely aiilictrdlwith au
affection az thr Liver, aud, during shat time
hlg suffered beyond all dc5cupuon. Alc'
irving medical skill, aud a,yaricty OF adycr'
tscd incidence, without relief she wac iuduc'
ed ip use UVss,su @ Hungarian naliAln OF Life,
which produced beneficial effect immediate
ly, Ailcr using three bottles. She has now -
rninod her hvuth, and Is confident Of a per
mancnt cure For the benefit ofsufcriug hu'
mantty, ( am happy IN giving publicity 70 the
above Gcts 4. MURPHY.
Tnlbo, District, Il. Canada, Dec II. lsl5.
AarNrs J G. Bingham, 81 Johnshutyi-
! .,,ller4- Co and Colby a. Mc Galley, Lyndan
! +. u. Mrr:'lf, bloomington, v. Tasting
! t.sl,.t,.,,.. ! ( luilrr, nsIhy Line. Dams
! 4, Weeks, and stanton ~ sheldon, Danvillc
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Boston, New York, &c
ny THE WAY WINDSOR, VT.

t-;;lz..,;l:.;Z.z t,gg..;11s;,g :sZ1 tssEg 49,
- -. Il = - :. = = - -
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NORTHERN FRUIT TREES.
TVHE subscriber has for sale The present
i soassa, large lat Of
Fruit Trees,

well rooted, Of good size, thnhy and 90, hs
finest condition, embracing Apple, rear
Plum, and Cherry, Of the most dralfahle va
rleties Rcd and white Dutch CuUnuti Coos,
hefrirs, Slmwbeuirs, llowcr Plants ana
hasds Al At reasonable prices
A l. . o,
a large bot of SClONS for Grazing Of a.
bout 70 choice varieties The Nciuus arc nov
ready ior disiubuuon, aud ontcW can %
supplied az q low rate by the quantity,
lEnquife Of Joseph rinueo, Hanover y H.
OF Timothy Cowlcs, toachnm, W.
JOSEPH PiNNEO.
Hanover, April %, l-iO, 1blW3
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-mAnYEY ELKINH. EsTATE


TNlIE subscribers, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court Tor ihr
District Of Orleans, Commissioners 10 to-
oeiyb, examine, aud adjust all claims aud de-
mands ofali persons against the Estate Of liar
ycy Elkins, late Of Troy, Ia said district, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and all claims
aud demands exhibited n Offset therefor and
the term Of siK months from the goth day ot
Maroh,A ID 1880 being allowed by said court
% ttIr rrrrTturH ~ sam JircrHrr i'tr'' r'rr
prove their respective claims before US
Hereby give notice that We will attend 20 The
business Of our appointment Of the dwelling
House IT the widow Beisey klsins, IN Troy,
ia sad District, on the lat Ihundhy of June,
A - 1870, and the lst Thursday Of sePtrm-
Der, 1850, at 10 o'clock, forenoon, on each
Of said days.
JOSEPH ROWELL, como,is,,o,c,,
II. G, WILSON,
Troy, Apdts, 1850 Coiwi
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Canchalagua.

GAYS Ext. of Canchalagua, California
NT Plant of rare virtues, u certain proven
,iyn and cure of coughs, consumptons, levers,
&c possessiug the virtues Of sarsaparilla in a
high degree. Prepared by Frederiek Gay,
New York, and sold by ,~n,
ST Johnsbury, Feb. 20, 1850 o'oa
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend.
The Original Diseoprer Of The
Genuine TOWnsend's SarsaparllIa /.

Old Dr. Townsend h. now about 70years Of
age, and has long been known o. the .1mh0I
.aud Disc0rerfr Of the Genuine OrfrtHat
,tI.l0sssHd SaTsapariAa Being poor he was
compelled 60 limit its manufacture, 10y whoa
means u has been kept out Of market aud the
sales cifcumscrhcd 10 those only who had prov
ed It, worth and known IT, value. II hHd
reached The ears OF many, nevertheless, ~
those pcfaons who had been healed Of sore
diseases, aud saved from death, proclaimed IL
excellence aud wonderful
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LUKE p. POLAND, Judge Sup. Court,
Dated at Dunylllc, this 18th day Of March,
A. ID 1850. boSw3
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HElLLNG PnU ~.

knowing, many ySdSs ago, that he hAl' ny
hia skill, science. aud experience, dey'aod AN
article which would be- Of inoaleulahle adyan'
taRc 20 mankind, whom once known and oH'
tcuryrly usrd, he hoPrd md Prrsrvrrrd, tx
prciing the time 90 arrive whom the menna
would be- furnished 10 bring It INTO universal
notice, when IT. incrtimabir virtues would be
known aud appreciated. Thu time has come,
ln mems arr, supuhed tins
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IcouuEspoNDEScE or THE REPuBLIc.]

BALTIMORE, July IS p. IN.
Mr.. Jacob Balizell of oldest and most
esteemed dry goods merchants, died in this city
yesterday. He has been engaged in ths city, for
the last half century, in the dry goods business
and WAS universally esteemed and beloved for his
integrity Of character
Judge Heath this morning gave his decision. in
the United States district court, the motion for
a new trial in the of Charles Spioker con
victsd of defrauding the rcvenue-his decision was
avcrse to the motion, giving lengthy reasons for it.
Mr.. Spilcker ordered to pay fine of = 900,
the imprisonment being RENTED.
At auction to-day, sales Of 200 hhds. Porto Rico
sugar. at 81 rs S IS 10; l03 hhds Porto Rico
lasses, at "a u rs; 1877 hhds. Porto Rico sugar, at
81 80 n SIS 95; Al hhds Porto Rico moasses, at 20
Sales to-day of 200 barrels Howard street -four.
at 5 2i, with some inquiry; sales of 800 barrels
city mills at SIS ls,, and 900 barrels at So 25.
No wheat in market
Supply of corn is light; change in prices. oats
43 cents
Whisky IS cents.
Sales at the baltimore stock board Of S2,l0o
Ba ltmore &c, Of 1890, at 1859; % shares Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, on time, at 65l.
United States 6s, of 1867. closed at II bid lie,
Asked ditto, 1868. at ll6s asked Maryland 6's, al
.l04; bid, l05 asked; deferred ditto, 1903 bid Bal-
timore &c, 1870, Mt los asked ditto 1890, l05, bid
loo asked. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds OF
1861 at "a bid, 90 asked; ditto shares, 63. bid, %
asked Canton Company, as bid, 46l asked
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.4,7irats at the port of Wasy,ineton.


TUESDAY, July ;. 1850.
Schr. Mary Ann, Ferguson, Rappahannock CO.,
(va.) wood TO Harvey & Co.
Schr. Dorothea Haynes, Wilcox, Tuppalannock,
(Va.,) wood, To mail boat
Schr. independence. Palmer, Wes,inorcland,
wood, TO Harvey & Co.
Schr. Laurel Packet, Hudson, Philadelphia coal
to Harvey Co.
Schr. Emily Murray, Porce~aite. Port Wor-
thall, coal, to VIM. Bird.
Schr. Palestine, Traverse, Baltimore, marble to
Provost & Co.
Schr. Thomas c. Pratt, Williams, Havrc de
Grace, lumber, TO Joseph Bryan
Schr. John Henry, Hooper, saulsberry, lumber
to Lannlan Bro.
Schr. Prompt, Lee, st. Mary's, (Md.,) wood, to
Havcnner & Brothers.
Schr. Cleopatra, Pearson, st. Mary's, (Md.,)
wood.
Schr. Empire, Gibson, ST. Mary's, (Md.,) wood.
Schr William Harding, Beacham, st. Mary's,
md, } wood to mail boat.
Steamer Baltimore, McCausland, Baltimore,
merchandise.
Steamer Osceola. Mitchell, Baltimore, merchan-
disc.
Steamer Columbia, Harper. Baltimore, merchan
disc.
Soop Adelaide l.. Story, Hudson, Northumber-
land wood
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IN OBEDIENCE TO THE FOURTH SEC

i ton of the act of the Congress of the United
States approved 29th Of March, 1850, entitled "An
act 10 carry into effect the convention between the
United States and the Emperor Of Brazil, OF the
twenty seventh day Of January, one thousand eight
hundred and forty nine." notice IL hereby given
that on the 29th day Of June last the undersigned
appointed by the President Of the United States
by and with the advice and consent OF the Senate
Commissioner 10 receive, examine, and decide upon
all such claims may be presented 10 him and
provided for by the convention between the United
States and the Emperor of Brazil, concluded at Rio
de Janeiro, the twenty seventh day of January, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty nine.
All claimants under the Aforesaid act Of Congress
are required TO produce their claims and evidence
before the undersigned at the city Of Washington
As the act of Congress aforesaid requires the
dersgncd TO complete and terminate the duties Of
his commission within year from the time of lite
organization il il desired that the claimants under
the convention should present their claims and cvi
dence at an early period.
GEO. p. FISHER.
July p Intel
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-"
ron THr cuRH OF
IA. To,oIs Isybno T,1,fr01o (ro7y

tOf0S, coughs, .1sfhWn, fnJtuctZo, tFOuV,
Whooping Cough, and Consumption.
THE uniform success which has attended the
i Of this prcparation--its salutary cffect-its
power TO relieve and affections Of the lungs
have gained for II celebrity cquallcd by no Other
medicine. We offer IL 10 the afflicted with entire
confidence in lite virtues, and the full belief that
will subdue and the scvcrcst attacks of dig
ease upon the throat and lungs. These results, ss
they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention of medical men and phsnthro-
pists every where. What is their opinion OF CnraHr
PscToRAI may be seen in the following;
vALESrrSr MoTT, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery
Medical College, New York, says;
cit gives me pleasure TO certify tie value AMI
efficacy of Ayers CsERRY PEcToskL, which con
slider peculiarly adapted to cure diseases OF the
throat and lungs"
From coward HrrcHcocx, NJ. d., III. d., Pren-
dent of Anhera College.
&c. AysR-Su: have used your CHraRv PxC-
roaAL i'm my own case of deep seated bronchitis
and am satisfied, from its chemical constitution,
that il is an admirable compound for the relief oi
TO its superior character be Of any service,
you at liberty to usc it az you think proper
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
AnHsssr, Sept IL, lsts.
Prom BssJAMIN SILLisAE, NJ D., III. D., etc.
Professor Of Chemistry. Minuoiosy, SC, Yai.
College, member Of The literary, historical, ph'fo
sophicai and scientific SOCIETIES Of dnsrtoo AVA
Europe.
deem the CssRRY PscToEAL an adHhfeoie coH-
position from some Of the best articles in the Mate
ria Nedica, and very effective remedy Tor the
class of diseases u is intended 10 cure.
New Haven, Ct, Nov ], lsAs.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
HAnrroap, Jan. 20, ls41.
Dr. J. &. AygR-Dsor Sir: Having been rescucC
from painful and dangerous disease by your nice
icine, gratitude prompts me to send you this az
know lsdgmcnt, not only in justice TO you, but tor
the Information Of others in like afiliction.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at hfs ,
became severe that splitting of blood, violcft
cough and profuse night sweets followed and fas'-
ened upon me I became emacistod, could MT
sleep. distressed by my cough, and pam
through my chest, and in short had all the alarm
ing symptoms of quick consumption No medi-
cine seemed at all TO reach my case, unul Prov
dentially tried your CHrRaY PscroaAL, which coon
relieved and now has cured me -
yo,rs With respeot T.. A. STEWART
Prepared by j. c. AVER. Lowell. Mas-.
Sold in Washington, ID. C., by Il. ID. W ~.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Lnthcum; Alexandria,
Cook a Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Laid Co, sto
drusgists generally. Feb. l2-dlytrlave~
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Washington city.

SUMMER ARRANoEMEST.-BoAso 81 so PEA DAY.
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il that from the first Of July the price Of board
will be reduced from 50 TO 81 so per day, and at
the same time offers the same Inducements as here
toiOre Ito travellers and persons visiting Washing
TOM regards accommodations and the determin
alton of the proprietor to please his guests.
The United States Hotel Is most conveniently
situated being on Pennsylvania avenue, and with
in two minutes walk Of the railroad depot, and
FIVE minutes walk Of the capitol Tho hotel Is
large, capable Of accommodating one hundred and
forty persons airy and comfortable. The furniture
all entirely new ast fall. and the arrangements
Of the hotel generally such NJ will give salts
faction.
The object of the proprietor in reducing the price
Of board IL to induce fair share OF patronage; and
he will at the same time the community
that his table will be well furnished, his servants
as attentive, and the accommodations Of HE housc
generally shall equal at least the other hotels. who
charge 50 per day.
A baggage car will attend at the railroad depot
and steamboat wharf 90 convey baggage 10 the
hotel. EDW. ". FULLER, Proprietor.
A limited number OF permanent boarders will be
taken low during the summer and recess Of Con
gress. =. n. y.
July l--cOltn& ltaw2m
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-03

A PLEASURE ExcURsIos.-The Osceola is a safe
boat, and Captain Mitchell. his officers and men.
prudent and reliable. The cities Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth well worthy visit; Piney Point
is pleasant place, too; and so is Old Point and a
view between the Capes presents the most beautiful
expanse fresh water crab ever looked upon And
then the return on Saturday morning will be
punctuai, and the cost Of all will be very little.
The Osceola willleaye Washington this afternoon
at o'clock. We informed tn at excellent mu-
sic is provided for the occasion.