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FEMALE NEpI6jH9SEs Il BUTLER Ir.

VI oMn.sna naLsapaSs Is q sovereign and speedy eui
FALLING of the Womb, Costvenes Piles, Isuchonhoa o.
Whites, obstrucied difficult Menstruaon Inconnencc
OF Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
pfostraon OF the stensnQ matter whether the result OF
Inherent Gauss causes, produced by egulaIty, Illness
effects on The human frame PeSon1, all weakness and ass
tnde om taking q once hec0me robust and full of energy
und 10 influence immediately ceunieTacts the neryess
mess Of The female tIame which the great Of barren
nz.. will not be expected Of tn OF delicate
nanre exhibit certificates of cures perfomed but we can
assure hs afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been reported
b Thousands OF where families have been without
chldsn after using few bottles of this Invaluable Incidence
have been beaged with ine, healthy otlapnng
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u's nv Ssl81rIoE TO THE LADIES

Ihose that initiate Dr.. Townsend's Sarsaparila have
called their stuff great Remedy for Females,
Ahn nave copied our bills and circulars which relates 10 te
conIpalns o. women, word for word-other men who p
w meuice nave slnce the of Dr. TOwnse
eaisapaita IN complaints incident females recommended
theirs although previously they did not number OF thee
vnte disease and undermine the constitn,on ' N7s'N
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FEyER AND AGU1'

Oh XGHneend's SnrEaparla uneqnaed in of fh
olls and Fever and Ague The following letter il only ON
~ r hnneds that we have received from the South arr
W@< Of Ike character
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DALEY - hAtICAtI PAIN 4sAIhACIph,
and less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
TO subside, and has entirely left me.
| can confidently rec0mmend5jalley's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor being superior 10 anything have tined for
removing pain or Inflammation.
ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing 10 tes
fy to the virtues of the Saye at all times when necessary.
reside Franklin Avenue, No. 15l, where can give
information desired. Yours truly. - t,r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

-HlACKWELL-s ISLAND, sent IA, I847
Dr.. Iblrnscnd-Dear Sir; have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatsn considerable Of the time
pains and limbs terribly swolie. have used iouI
bottles Of your Sarsapsrlla, ney have done
thaf1ne thousand dolas' wortho- good much bet
efindee enlireY relieved. You liberty TO use
this lo he haneft Of the afflicted Youn, respectfully,
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Dr. TeUHseRd-Dear Sif have the pleasure to inforr
you that three Of my children have been cured of the Sorou
~ sne use q Your excellent medicine They were Athlete
ses severely with bad have taken only four bottles
4 e tnsm away for which feel myself under great Obg,
Isaac w. CRArs. los vvoo,,sr .trsat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

DR.. 7pghecn9-Den Sir: have little girl seven year
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
NED almost everything for her, bat without success last
although could find recommendation our circulars
for of8 like hers thought, she deeate
hoalh wsna her of SaRsapara, and are
d eve did, for not only restored her rangth but she
m had no return Of the Fits to great pleasure and sur.
p.a She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we feel grateful. XouHs, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01

n. VI INIINb Of PHYSICIANS.
@ ywssnn : almost daily receiving orders from Phys
eiaRs IN ulilefelt parts OF the Union - -
TINS u 70 certify, that We the pndar.vned ptys,a, :,
rs el q iuahss nave IN eases pescribe. +
fownsends sanapaEa, and believe il 10 he one al he o
valuable preparations in the market Jus " N'' '-O'
Il. r; PuLISG. N. D
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DLANTERS HOTEL NEW ORLEANS = The
undersigned begs leave to inform the public that "a
he designs keeping the above establishment all N
Summer, and that he will accommodate at very -EagA-
reduced rate those who wish locate permanently Fami-
lies especially, who wish excellent rooms and good table,
the best terms that be had in the city, would do well
to gall Immediately; also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
(without Odglng) will be charged at exceedingly low
rate The pubic's obedient servant, ~
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

fhs why the Southern, and especially the Spanis ,iies
ae g much admre Ladies the North who take but little
eAcfcse or are eonine IN close have spoiled their
complexion 6y the application Of deeierous mz,u ii trey
eyes and beautiful compilations, they should use III Iy
sends saEaparla Thousands who used t. are more
tnsn sshesH are delighted Ladies of every station, crowd
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THREE CHILDREN.

DO 70 T . y a OU K ED.
This certificate conolnsvey proves that this Sarapaua ha
perfect control the most obstinate disease OF tie Bood
Three persons cured in house is unprecedented
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.,,,..-- FVIt JAIEFUhNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, Butts, STfRRUPS, etc., Of
~ every description, INDIA RUBBER ca
CLOTHING of ull kinda. AIR BEDs, Pill kdtrEzFA
LOWS, TARPAULINs, SADDLE; BAGS. TENTS, s%ssAs
India Rubber Tent Cloths, of all SIZES for sale by
fyl0 SMITH & BROTHER az Common st.
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but we shall subon few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts Of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-01
SADDLERY, ETC.

OF LACEY Il co. No. 81 ST. SryNYTS
kps&kA ChqrteS street, opposite Iatter fk4if7-rEW
selected fancy Stock OF COACH Slz<sAzLLl3zAL-EI
BUGGY and SUlIKY HARNESS, ever offered for sale in
the South They keep always hand choice assortment
ENGLlSh SADDLES, for Ladies and Gentlemen; PRE-
MUM TRUNKS, English Sole Leather Steel Springs;
with general assortment Of every article appertaning the
Sqddery Harness and Trunk Mandatory, beng branch
OF the celebrated establishment of Lacey Phillips Pha-
depha. The undersigned always prepared to furnish
their customers and the public with articles Of the finest and
lest quality, and on the most reasonable terms.
nlh2O BIN LACEY IL co, 81 st. Charles ST.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
BOARDING HOUSE.


Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that tRss.NN
he supply the wants Of the Transient Nisers s
Montgomery as well as any of his competitors Those
who are going TO- returning from the North can obtain
MEALS ALL HOURS to suit the arrival and departure
the railroad cars and steamers fine four horse ONIBUS
constantly in attendance to and from the
boats the cars free of charge The accommodations are
equal any other establishment in the town, and being
reduced rate offer additional 1ducement to the travelling
and pains will be spared to render the of ve pleas
ant and agreeable. .nr,oro,,vr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
FROM HAVANA.
The Coutoy Prlsouers-B ospital for American
sean,ea -ship ping, sc.
Havsra Cofrespordence Of The Tflune-
HMM Anntar. AnInal 70. 1851.

Havana Correspondence Of The Tribune
HAVANA, Acncsy, August 49, 1850.
Msssyt Greeisy 4 MeE5atA;
We have rad variety Of reports 10 relation 20
the prisoners, but noshiog with such assurance as
10 justy notice /. is probable that al action, In
this relation Is suspended until the opinion OF the
new Secretary can be ,scertsined. The Georgia,
it is supposed will satisfy the doubts, il any there
be, as TO the course Mr.. Webster will take In
view Of the Spanish captures at coDtoy.
Her Msesty's bark Georsisna sailed for Caaiz
on the l4,h inst with fall cargo OF ship building
material for the public dock yards The hsrmaph-
rc-'ts brig Susan LOUD" wss sold ZOE g. 900, TO a
Go, eminent contractor for ship timber, to be cop
pered aRd put in sea worthy conditions bsfor1 dshv
ery We have Just opening, an American HJspt
tai for the con fort and accommodation OF the ope-
ratye material o. our commercial marine, W lch,
trust will supply a decideratum long wanted IL
is under the priI cipal medical charge OF disan'
guished ply scian from the United States, sssoci
sted with tso the most eminent practitioners
and professors of medicine aud surgery ia the
ROY a, University here-Dr James Wilson, DR.. l. Q
Hivere nd and DIR Castro.
Ills pres umed that through the baneacent action
Of the Sesmsn's Friends Association OF New York,
,hs aick will hereafter have the advantages OF re-
gioUs sdvice and consol alton, Without oOnct with
the peculiar restrictions which have heretofore pre-
vented it, IL bears the name Of San Francisco, is
situated at the head Of the hsrbor, In delis httuy
ssubrous place, 10 the east Of the village Of hesla
and a, convenient distance from the chief al
cborsge Of oar merchantmen, and combines all tho
republics for TIE atment and care Of mariners or
strangers that may be forced to this mid climate
to avoid The rigors Of northern Winter-and /
trust ibat IL will receive the patronage IL deserves
The sleop OF war Albany sent boat to comma
nica,e with the Acting Consul, Mr. Morehead, yea
To-, he. ~ h.. q
the boat she moved with the stream on her course
for Boston. Ire Georgia 10 just moving no the
barber 10 O'Clock. A. M to her anchorage, which
sdmonishes me thas must close.
We have in port four bsrks, three brigs includ
ing the Delts, already loaded for Philadelphia and
four schooners making eleven, oil told, OF Amert
can shipping We have no disturbing exoltsnenls
in politics trade. w lth much respect, q O. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
FROM VALPARAISO.

We have received iles Of the Valparaiso Hsr-
eGHiRs Reporter to The 99sh OF JaRs.
The opening Of Coneres, took place on the lst
The President allu3es In the beginning OF the
Message TO the various treaties sith foreign pow
ers those With France AID Belgium have 0een at
tended with SONS dihsre noes on both sides. which
the Government however expect % remove. The
renewal Of the treaty with the United States. Il is
stated viii occnpy the immediate attention Of The
Government, VARIOUS notifications bsiug proposed
for the interest Of both parties. The ciains fr in-
dennity made by the Government are not as yet
set cd, bus il 10 expected al smicaSle understand.
ms will be entered l0lo shortly.
Ia the various commercial treaties pending, the
government propose the adoplioa Of free trade
principles, aud DO rol intend to Rrspt exclusive
privileges 70 any flag neither seek them 0r their
own.
The education Of the lower classes has had the
Attention OF government and new schools for chi
dren OF both sexes have been opened In various
paris oil the country. The government Inspector
Of schooss At present Visiting the province OF Co
quimbo, and thence will proceed to inspecs the
schools IN the province Of Atacams-
Reforms are promised In the pos.oiace measures
OF the country.
The coinage Of tho country, AMI the necessity
OF a copper currency will be taken into consldera-
,op, and II r. proIai,es to present an scs TO this
effect Proceeding to the fnsncisl state Of the
country the President states tbas the revenue has
materially increased during the past year, and
looking at the receipt Of the Vssarsiso Custom
House, there 10 every reason 10 expect that the
improvement will be progressive oos Further
reforms are rejected In the Custom laws oil the
Republic.
The abolition Of the Estanco OF tobacco mono
poly and the substitution Of other measures -
make up the deficiency are alluded to aud II. y.
promises to lay before Congress al ACT 6r shis
purpose.
Ii being found that the 1.-THE taxes are very oasr
Gus to The sgricultufisss. the Government propose
10 sonvei hem in.o some other tax, which will be
less felt by the agricultural community, aud as the
same time be more easy OF collection.
His Excellency's Message concludes 10 these re-
marhsbl Words
"Cne OF The most important evspts In thu existence of
fee nslors nov hand. Ours viii exercise ne isnss
10 the approaching election With he moteeeron All We
dom With fhascierixe h. and Of which douos tos you
will yourselves give the exsmpe DO is pAl ihs tss-
eDmenI fshf oesefvcr of tbs lags snsh cause me res
expression OF The national vii TO bsrehtoo.lf oo.'"sd
The discoveries OF silver at Copiopo are beoon.
ing eysry day more important, and there 10 good
demand for workmen. The town 10 improving very
much. ard ere Ion will be nost formidable Fiv"
OF Valparaiso.
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opinion, are Dot 70 be surpassed by aly land under
the sur-a that 10 required. Is for an entorprisng
people 70 settle here and INTRODUCES mOdero inpoF-
neIt Every thing 10 now done on the model of
century past and consequently business is trAosscs
ed excrocistngly allow. | am the only Amer Gao
re,icing here there is one also 10 Realejo, who il
AbCuttO open Hotel and {. gooi one. IhaEe been
IN Lion, which is qaite 4 respectable town. TIE
CAtbedfal Is cnrOsity on account Of iss sizs and
architecture
The State 10 quiet now, under the Administration
o. President amivez, sad they also have an Ell
oieni General named AOniOs, At the bead Of the
military The people are snxoasly hoping the
Canal may go through the country, and II it should
go in the course Of a few years, / shall be well
enough OF. can make living by the practice Of
medicine, but Intend - have some other business
here before lorg.
Afer The irst Of August expect the steamer
will touch here regularly, and in my opni-n /. IL
better transit route across from St JOhos than
Cttgres sBd PanRms, althoug much further. The
Lake Of NicNTsgus is said 70 be one Of the moss
beautiful IN the world, and believe you would
JOY the journey access here much Ii need not cost
over $40 from 81 Johns 70 Reslejo and perhaps not
that.
The Thermometer here ranges 95o warm enough
for comfort, bat comfortably cool a. nights and
pleasant mornings for riding. ltisa commo. affair
mere TO ride 30 miles beiOre breakfast have been
twice to Leon, % miles, in four hours, with ease.
and II In harr, In three. They have good
borses here and the cats are az line az tho best
breeds in the u. ). A. Churches aad tetss davs
here, Is in all Catholic countries, form an impor.
tsni part OF the business OF the people aod psiess
10 any quantity. sufficient should ihiuk, br ex
pOrtsuOn. believe there are five Churches in
This town, ard 10 or ~ Padres 90 You see va have
Relis len in abundance. Three miles from this Is
the town OF Viejo. about half as large as ths
10 miles is ChichisRlpa, containing 600 and q
miles the extinct VolcsrO sf Viejo six al ghi thou.
sand feet above the level OF the sea. and | an
credibly informed there are abupdsoc5 OF mines Of
golc silver and copper 10 the country.
Your, gRF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Town of Chiuandeg s-Resesrces Of Central
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.
Cores, oadeni Of The Tnbane.


CHIuAsDteA, Central AnlsreA, JAY g. 1850.
arrived here after very di'ssreeaoIe passage
Of IS days and glad enough to see land once more
The place In which live eOuiiias 10000 inha5i
,.p,s. II covers. lugs extent Of land Il islsid
on, in squares with broad streets. The people are
Of all colors, White, dark, black aud Oiscker as
general thing they are poor, bat more industrious
than in sore other parts OF the State. There are
n few vesIty per,Ons among them. bat very l.ss
business 10 done The exports are Cotton. Braid
Wood, Lumber, some Coffee and Indigo, Corn and
Hides; these are the principal articles
Tns town 10 niles from ResIejo, the Pseihcp7r
. town Of 1000 inhabitants, and destined to be
something Of place II the steamers make their
sspo. there, which the line Of George Lag are
thinking OF doing 1t has once been place OF some
importance. Judging BY the mines Tiers are still
the remains OF one old Church, sid TO hsve bean
destroyed by Capt Kidd il 1000, Win many other
relics, derotng Ornsr power.
TIE natural resources 81 toe e0spry, 10 ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
FROM PERU AND ECUADOR.

BY our South Americsn 6ies We learn that q
revelation hss tshsn place In the Rspasiic Of
Ecuador, and thu, Ire Retub'c bad been divided
irts three States. Gen. = 81 who fgured Ia
the revolution Of lst5 and Whole sncc. % eaassi
toe aishs Of Gen. Flores, bad IN tara basa c01.
PEELED % escape the fary q nc revolltion,n AMI
seek protection in q British name var thea In tie
harsor Of Gssy s9uH.
He left the vessel IN a schooner aniisnied 10 the
province Of Aarsbee when be put himself q, the
hesd Of ANAL force there and marched % Gaya-
quu wbere he will be supported. IL 10 said. By al
ihe men Of rank and stsnding sg,nst the snsr-
chs,s ~ ho seek icr their own p'oai TO disnen-
sermspt Of Ibeir country.
The Railroad between Callao and Lima has been
eonmsroed and 10 prosressins very fsst The
people from nesly ell parts Of Peru bad bsea tovsls
the work ard cheer OF the laboreo. ls 70 saif ey
IL C0rye0 the Spsnish paper printed at Lima. thst
the work done for soidisy of construction ~oait
rival thasOf any other RAILROAD in Englsnd or tho
world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

" wEs1 xoRELAsD, Oneida Co has Z, 292 In
habitants in l6i5, ir was 3,07s.
Cor THE SrART.--Geusva College has made
Prssident Fillmore an LID.
r. CHILIcoTuE, Ohio, has ~ 90 init bitants 10
1880 il was 2,sf6 In 1870, 3o77
~ ELsIRA, Cbenango Co has o,oi9 inhsbt-
taDts increase In five years 2,261i
~ UREA has about 1900 inhabitants in-
crease In five years, 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

" L. sSow Social UNION No. II have
Pie'Hie Ga ooa icn Exsunoa o,sa Cove to.norrow.
TIE raj 70 Glen Cove deghlfal EaA acne worth the
price o. uciet TIE large steamboat Nev.Jsrssy Capt
weller, chartered FOR he Oscki0n- SheiOas Brass sani
WI Aiobe with lheE- For particulars adv nasensns
GOOD sIeHT.-Prof BRoSsos vii this week be
IN Worcester Americarl Tuesday rom 10 to 81 Oe'oesi
N tPiissseh tHAmpdeu Housed " ednesdsy, from 9 10
los 10 Hartford (AnereAt) frcn ? TO s.: Ia Nsw.Yort
thnusJs HozSe) Thursday sad Saturday, from u ~
Ane Phisdelphia tNonis Housel Friday, from to 8!
sren 81 hese Places every oher week for the pGrposeo
snasns persons whose sghl 10 img al ed TO naturally
tufiag he y llhout rreciacles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FIRE-The alzm about IL O'Clock Thursday
night was caused ~ some hog pens, in Firth s.
adjoining Busb xick creek. having been designed
" set on FIRE. Bat trifiDg damage done. TIA
said some further diHiculty took place between
Companies Nos. / and p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

DIscHARGTD.-The three men arrested on Wed
ne, day night, on sfieion Of hAving caused sne
ere a, the stable corner Fourth and North First
SITS were discharged, nothing appearing against
them 10 substsn;iste the complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

CHAKrER-A petition Is 10 be presented al Ene
next session OF the Legislature for the e0nsoads'
tion Of the town and village ovemnea,s inlo one,
unders city or village chUter-also, f1f the sS'
t,bhshment Of Board OF Education, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

FousDLIse-An infant, only three days Old
was left Thnrdsy night, ~ The house OF genue-
nan, on the corner Of Wsveriy place Ani MERCER
AZ. Ia was Of the mnc1line gender, add yes
rsrday morning was transferred DC toe Alns
ncase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

DIArH BIZ DRowsIsG An inquest vas bed
on Fri6sy 81 the ioot OF Duane st. N X upon TIE
body OF an unknown oolored man, About IS yesrs o.
age, who vas bond dros in the dock a. thai
place. BE 10 supposed 10 have been about
month in the water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

DEArH AT TEE CITY HOsPIrAL-The Coroner
held AZ Inquest a, the City HoIpitu, upoo the body
OF Preous seateores, q Gernsn. 10 years OF age
whose death vaz caused by bis falling into hogs
bead Of boiling svib. q short time since, vhiie a
bis employ ment on Long Island. Deceased arrived
in this country from Germany on the An Of jay
last
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1oaKERs PREMIUM BITTERs. we feel no hs; ~,

n 4
non in calling notice article one OF int @ anix
..cs for Dyspepsia Its virtues stand pre- Gu,
~ - an. di.ase bur IN which have 'ne Us
nd-.ion To the would say that you ca d nv
dncs N IL n, .res,orcr heal h., ithaviag been Iu
ono. Of our most ezens tes,Iionao "e
glven % proprietor ~, FIR ,he las, seven
=, orl, YEAR, have nearly suffered death WIN u 49,
uoTsI Iin icing unable attend to my Ordinary business anu
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tonic as 4 remedy. lhoM'A
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