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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25
FINALE MEnIGiMFRn oILkh' ~.

LI TOWNSEND Sasapania a sovereign and speedy oure
Tor lnelplenl ConsumpDn Baenness Pfolasi5 tsri or
Falling OF the Womb COsiy sness, Piles Ieuchorhca az
iltes, obsIucted difficult MsnshuaiOn Incontnencs
OF Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prostitution OF the sysleo matter whether the resaf of
inherent caHse Or causes produced by egulaIty Illness or
accident Nothing can be more surprising than
effects on the huipan frame, Persons all weakness and ass
tude from taking at once become robust and fun Of ry
under m influence 1t Immediately eQunieTacts the neryes
ness of the female frame, which the great cause of barren
ness II wall not be expected of US, cases OF 50 DELEGATE
natures TO exhibit certificates OF performed but We eau
assure he afflicted that HUNDREDS of have beel reported
to Thousands Of where families have been iiiont
children, after using few bottles of this he medicine
have been blessed with Gns, healthy Offspring ''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25

If ~ ny nayng tested hn sarsaPanlla IN cases
70 receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer oil WestohesteT county;
EoRDHAM, August ls, 1877.
DR.. TounseHd-Dear Sir; have little an seven yearz
Of age VINO has been several years afflicted with Fits we
ed almost everything for her, but without success al last
although we could find no recommendation circulars
or cases ike hers, thought she was In very deaia
health would give her of your SaFSapara and sre
yeIy glad did, for only restored her strength but me
has had return of the Fits TO great pleasure and ~
prise She s fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we feel grateful. Youfs, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-25
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

but shall subjon few testimonials OF its value selec
from the THOUSANDS in possession, from all parts of
country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18

ARRvIAIl OF THE H1BERNIA.
ll.-I AT HALIFAX. /

orE X LATER FROM EUROPE.
ID aFAx TELE GRAPH orFrce,1
Thursday morning. July llth.
The steams sp Hibemia arrived this morning
from Liverpo4 June 9th, al 6 o'clock.
Flour dull, but unchanged in price. Corn
White, Isl Sd, and Yellow % per quarter
lower. fs.GJi z'r1k-s
Provisions Limited stock, and Increased de-
mand for shoelders at an advance of q per cwt /;
In all other descriptions the market has declin-
ing tendency. Lard, fair demand at steady
rates.
The Ministry have been sustained bv the
House Of Commons in the Greek affair by ma
jority of &c. 'ls u
The question of the increase of Louis Napo-
icons salary has received the sanction of the
French Assembly. -,
1t said hat Gen. Narvaez has had warm dis
cussion with the Minister Of the United States,
in which be expressed the establishment and re-
greet Of ID Spanish Government, that the Gov
eminent IF the United States had nor only not
prevented the expedition of Lopez from being
preparedtn the States, but had allowed it to de-
par viii The object of attacking Cuba; and it
10 also ported that the Spanish Minister has
addres warm rcmonstrance TO Washington,
enbodyRg the views of the Spanish Govern
susnt, mat thls note Is mol "Titien 10 very
auicabu spirit
Thrq3gh the kindness of Capt. Lang of the
Hhern we have telegraphic despatch from
LOndo4 on Saturday morning. announcing the
arrival bf the overland mail, with Bombay dates
of25tH May. At Benares upwards of 1000 per-
snns Lost their lives by the explosion of maya
zine boat loaded with 5000 bbls. of gunpowder.
deet of30 boats were destroyed, besides do
ing immense damage to the town near which
the explosion took place. The Commercial ad-
vicesrepresent business as very dull; the sea-
son is considered closed. No India marine news
repored.
The Russian army is being greatly augment
ed, but for what purpose has not been stated.
SPAlN.-The news from Cuba still absorba
public attention. The Minister Of Foreign AT
fairs has sent note to the American Plenpo-
Tertiary, in which, among other observations he
says -" The conduct of one of the States Of the
Union puts one in mind of the habits Of the int
hsnilants Of Barbary."
rALr-The position of Rome is still most
unsatisfactory. At Naples frightful accident
o4ured on the 18th OF June. A barrsck used
T. troops gave way, involving 400 or 500 per-
as in the ruins.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
3 sTAz8oM,a : sssd

ne etfaf8htline . n proportion 10 curve q
a to So The 4 curves win occur on light
grades. aefd A. KENNEDY.C c. e.
Wells River. July 10, 1850. col rs''''s
He also exhibited his maps and profles,
showing the feasibility Of the route and ibe ease
Of construction. and showing il to be one Of the
cheapest roads to build in the United States n
After hearing the report the meeting voted
unanimously TO adopt the report, and to pubiish
the same with the proceedings Of the meeting.
The meeting also unanimously voted to CON-
pIete the survey of the road and appointed the
following gentlemen to procure subscriptions
for that purpose: Calvin CLARK, Groton; Brad
ley Morrison, Ryegate; C. J. s. Scott, Nevbu-
ry; 8. w. Wells, Plain6eld; Horace HOLSTER,
Marsh6eld; John Mclean, Cabo,; E. f. VIII
lard, East Montpelier; w. C. Brancron, Mont
pelier, Jacob Blsnchsrd, Peacham. ssissi ~
The COMMITTEES presented the following ress-
utions: 5aar1se3 y Gao ssn sss's'
Resolved, That the chespness with which the
Montpelier and Connecticut River Railroad can
be constructed, and the certainty that il will
carry 10 the East the products Of the West, fur
nishes a sure guaranty that this road will prove
Probable investment for capitalists.
Resoired, That this road is the orly and last
link now required 10 connect the Great Lakes
and the Atlantic, by a route between City and
sixty miles shorter than any other route--that
the public good requires its construction -snd
that il must and shall be built. ''ss'F7
The meeting was ably addressed by the Hon.
Q. II. Smith and Azel Spalding Of Montpelier I;
Mr. Clark of Boston Mr. McQuestion of Went.
worth Judge Woodman of Dover; Col. Lane
of Meredith Bridge; Mr. Fairbanks, President
Of the Passumps;c Road Doct. Darling Of
Wells River; Judge Gilchrist of Barnet, and
others, after which the resolutions were unanim-
ously adopted. s,s ls.a sss.is
The meeting was adjourned to meet at Mont
pelier at such time rs the surrey Of the road
shall have been completed f'. aag
J. +. MARSTON, Prssident.-
j. A. Wine, Secretary. 1-a 'sssss7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
ASTONISHING EFFECTS In QUICK CON-
-,70 SUMPTION. -,
s-- r,.. .f yonog I..dv In RAPID Decline: ls'sl

~, IS rri'~,-r.r,0a - WALossoso Me-, April 2, ie4o.
Mr. Bradlee-Dear Sir-t ceasidee Ruchan's Hunesran
Bajsam an iavslusbs remedy fnr diseasss o. the Leng
NV dausher ubcut Ia years Of ase was seized sesuf
.r .ro with violent affection u the Chest and lungs,
susnded uho. bsnh. essh. pals h sne sds weak
meas dcuIty ofbres,hng, hectic svsss sh' nd sh
e fs sREPsUY' DEcLINE OR QUICK CONSUMPTION.
She was very rapidly reduced n strength, and cher ss
rsfi.n BAlss, which, happy 70 had The deced
effect and few weeks raised hcr from the state Of &C.
S;,;,r md dang described to PERFECT HEALTH
No,hng else, with which acquainted would, thnk,
have saved her life. AbiJAH efkAuuE-
The sbove ID 4 true statement of tscts , 81 40
-Tf :, = WI. II BARNARD, Waldsboro'.
DAVID F. BRADLEE & son, 1870 W..hioe:oo s, test
Boston, Asenis fsr the United stae. snd BRUSH rfos
AGENTs-Msn,peli bier, Saliva K Csliisss esse, A. z.
Thomas wsshinGso Thabsf sSs iss: Ch sss;.
NsrIcry. 4 Il. Reys,: Bradford. G. : 4: PriehsEs
Northed Camp, aud BY dealers in nsdieiss soner-
.iv throuaboat hsw Enelsud.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18

The CABINET. Washington letter-wriiers a.
bound in specuasions about new Cabinet
We place no reliance upon any of the state
ments, except that sensible remark attributed to
President Fillmore, to the effect that he shall
well consider the matter before he acts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
The Last Ofcial Act

OF President Taylor, of national character,
~as signing the Proclamation Of the Nicaragua
Treaty, which will be found on the first page
1t is an exceedingly important act for the com
merce of this country aud of the world.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
@9O9,483!!

So much for one weeks work at single port.
under the locofoco Tariff of 1886 This Tariff
the Ocofoco organs esteem sufficiently protectire.
So do veto British Interests. We confess to a
preference for protection to american interesis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
Alarriaots..

Ia Bvsdfosd, July 4th, by the Row. 8 MeKeen. Mr. J.
Wilson Wheeock, of Bradford to Miss Laura Phillips Of
Eden SIS - s.fs laf lsa sSsfi.l nfs f-fifli
In oaasr J.y eth, By Hancock, E.9. N. Matthew r.
Tsmpeton, Of Topsham. Miss Nancy Frost Of Cot0n.
Also, By the same, Mr.. Joseph s. Rollins Mis- Nancy
Bohonon, both Of Orange. = II
In Chsls.a, June 2oih BY Eshs Tracy Esq. Mr. John
Bake Of Washinsson 70 Miss Sally wor,ilsy q Chssss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
A Weeks Work.

The imports of foreign wooden goods into the
port Of New York for the ,Oeeh ending July II,
amounted to - ~.s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
MEETING AT WELLS RIVER. Is
July 10. 1850.
FORENOON.

Tbs meeting was called to order BY the Hon.
q. n. Smith, of Montpelier, and Hon. J. i.
Mars,an, of Montpelier, was appointed Presl-
dent rs hlf :.
Is,ac Hall Of Groton, Col. James Buchanan
81 WIS River Thomas H. Gushing of Dover,
Peter lark Of Boston, G. G. Eastman and Cha's
Reed 4 Montpelier, and ]. A. Wing Of Plain
field. ,sre appointed to prepare business for the
meetir- in the afternoon. .ras i.-ls.s,
The meeting then. adjourned to meet at the
same ace in the afternoon 49,. - ,.s.-.s 81
AFTERNOON.
T'be,eetino was called to order by the Pres
.;aer, hen the committee appointed to prepare
lbus ines made their report % follows 80
You commitlee appointed to prepare. busi-
ness fc the meeting. beg leave V report the fol-
lowing ...s..arss set
:, Ist "a receive the report Of their engineer,
Capt. Esunedy, of his survey of the eastern sec
tlon Of he road and act thereon
+ ID To ASCERTAIN il the, meeting think 1t nd.
visable,o eoptinoc the survey OF the road, ana
if So ,,st inca sures they will take to that emo.
Sd. To hear the resolutions and act tne,eon.
4th q agree on a time and place OF ac!oe'n-
ment All which IS resPecsoly suou'.ea'
,-rrz ~. A. WING, for committee.
Cap Kennedy then made Inc ''''0s''e ~
4: e. ss'''''s1: e q s.: R:s',
$685. yds. ssah s.ssva'i0a ssi is $3.50 60 50
3,lop loose rock ..f - Ssi s0
lO.o2s ?, Bridge Ma:on,y oSl.s 50 81
2,0eo nd, Clearing and Grabbing % .- w. "
eoe vssl ~ a..,a,. =. :. sl7s,s4s q
suPERSTRUCTURE- -
600 a Bddgng - p 10 w ''o~' ~
rrmArE. FOR ONE MILE OF TRAca Coo M
95rons oil Rails Az w oo o0o ~ ~
1l,O00 "a of Chairs oo0 " ~
4,500 81 of Spike "a o1c N
A'0'V.pst .sh;n 800 90
..',;.... Iron. &c. 100 90
4,94s so
% - miles 92,l4l o.
q mil. IT,, nj and Depot track 5000 GU
~TpOTs AND FURNITURE.
sr,D n' 7OGO 90 5000 %
3Pss.resr Cans 1900 90 5a aOO ~ ~
Is Fright Cars saG00 "a
Deots, &C.
s7,400 %
Land au.ss and Fence s'CsnTs 1879 y y
Euri, ser;nc pei mile 600 90 li,i31 y =
~ sas44o &c
ID go. ' go 80, - - :
To,,, a;.,,s.c 1863 miles ssl. 7ss g PR n'l'
,as,es and Lengths q Planes -
Level Co. 49, - y - 49,. I1oQo u |
|82pe i9oo0
s. u ss-s,, = 4 q os9os 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18

aggregate 1890 baIes ony good sop
ese enrssct list would show least double that quantity
a. The receipts per railroad and steamboat ncIodoa
bic.
The mail quantity received b dealers and outs;ds
strike every with astonshnsu', and proven that what
ever the advance IT, the farmer alone will reap rho bsse
The tsqaes from msusfacursrs, however, show that all
not suled. large buyers looking round.
We Isaru ofacual transactions the Of HE.
tieece It 81 cents fay Onnsda s. 81 for medium,
and 81 IL = fcr - blood and decidedly fps ase
30 bs pulled 80 ianbs 20 esnfs Tor old
per, and ~ CENTS for extra super. -t'n aiii.as.a
We quots:-l fi l'fti aln s7f ssi. ~
American saxcny fleece 30 a. rs
FuTbooied NeYiuo ~ 80 . a
~ and "a Meruo IS aTl9
-f-i- Native aud - Merino SIS. 30 81
euper pulled County s0' IS 81 ~
- No. pulled do ~ 81 3
fuper pnllsd City 80 49, 49, % 81
Ne. pulled Lambs 5tas2 icbS33 "a
Yosssn voosns imported for tho wssk go.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
Montpelier and Conn. River Rail
Road.

TIE proceedings annexed, show that the re-
suits If the survey, thus far, exceed the most
sangune expectations: and this, too, on por
ton d the line hitherto deemed most difficult
1t is tine 10 think what can be done towards
buidngit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
Dr, Shaw ON COnsumption.

There is perhaps, disease with which oruatry Is
Affected wtich sweeps off annually many VII tims.
that fell destroyer 1.-THE human uee, Consumption What
Of suffering might he saved the human faai-
il would but avail themselves ia Of tho
dies which provided for her children, and which
science has reduced such form 10 he within the
reach Of Far be il from tamper with those who
are suffering with this painful disease. In offering
remedy we do ask you rely upon tbs
Of those wLo might octuated selfish and pccuniary
motives give you the deliberate Testimony OF
Respectable 2hyscisns that wssnr's Baisa Of
Wild Cherry, has established for itself reputation that
be assaiied. Dr. WIN. Shaw, Of Washington, n
G. writes under date of May l. 1886, as follows:
81 heard OF Of dscidsd ehcfal effects
from its use especially Asthma, and Chronic Cough Of
spasmodic Character have used tho Wild Cherry great
deal in Practice and with marked good results in those
casea Of great SERIOUS mobility, sud insbiHys - which
phthisicaI patients subject have no doubt il = the
be st form in which effects Of Prussc acid be had
eeda,ive on the without danger 10 the patti
cot. Every the reputation Of the Tnxpentne
and constituents prctacted coughs The cam
bnaou Of these PRINCIPLES Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is ingenious md judicous-
Medical men Justly disrus; ofateDt Medicines in
general ste betwe outrageous
nostrums and hum5uss and those medicines which have
proven sautary and in many well stesed cases, euatise
The only genuine always signed Butts on the wrap
For sale BY REDFIELD & GRANNIs, peIier, s. X
Collins do; French & Walker, Barre; z. E. c. French
Piain6sld; Thurbcf Bcwles Washington5 Deksuscnans
PpasIes. Chelsea 4irl I1-i41l s9t i9,ts4t e-en
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18

BEaghtea Csstler nIarlket-JuIy 10.
- Repsstsdsss sks Daily Advsfsi.sr.
At Aasket pee,i Gatie .sisp ,rsskius ssss, y
N.ssst-.esf cisne-.sss euaas ssssspss1 ~ Ut
So ~ lid olzt q b !, Is,ss,l SOD sTra
Wsshise: eass-ssles = t6<73 9ssd a., sds siAsas
Ceuga6a chlvss-ouIss q -, "a, - So.sa.d -nlsi
ehssp-9nalllsS q - ls7S 918 s,eoa37a
sDias-smsN his ~ ps6lSs, Sc ss saws sud So
f6s bafrevs. sPrns pigs ~ 6. AtrsaiI. from l2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
Dr. Uisf9r's RGss9as Or UUiSS fRere<.
with the written signature Of BUTTS. sbf,r-
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY onrUtNE
Wist0rsS BAuSagm OF WlaO CmcIrys

.s ;osoy~ed ia tho year 1885, and has been well tested
10 ali complaints for which !. recommended For ,cn
cara II has proved remedy for coughs
cods Infuenxa Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption, in
its inripient stages, than any other medicine
Various consctures and surmses have zrfen respecting
s composton pr yscians have supposed IL routsns
iodine; other ignorant pretendes say contain
curry, such substance they atbufe its won
der efficacy As such opinions altogether errnneons
aad calculated TO pre- judice many persons ans it,
PLEDGE OUR HONOR s
that il contains nothing ef this kind thing tho least
injurious; the contrary is composed OF the most si
pie substances principal of which the extracts Of
Tar Wild Cherry Bark and tho whole secret Of its EN-
cacy consists in the mode by which il Is prepared
SETH ". FOWLE, Druggist, No. 13s Washington st.
Bo.cn Mass 10 the proprietor Of tho original receipt
Of genuine medicine, and supplies
Wholesale and irta of whom encies Is OBJ
tanned. ...-.f fIlt .ff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18

- s''stir 0oueHe, COLDS, 81 II -
HoARS1WD0S, aDRoN0a1Xxs,
WHoo1xHo .60U0X, 01ovYs
ASTHMA N Oo1e U1GYY100
II. annals Of ie.l .esoes, sedies they DO a~r,:
proof Of the power and value Of many medicinal
furnished 10 sz..Pls: 70 eo@e,ss ~, s ~
The s.%.rt.bis cures q di.s.ss. u he Lung, vtsl
svs been realised assssssd they ere ~ n:n
81 8. :s:s = vi
strong that the Of the Chsrry reeora VIII
relieve snd s.ns,:ly ss,s sh:n. ,..,;,,,,, to-
sss sfihs men In Tho esaassys spca whss: ads"sn
and s.pe.ienes Implicit ee.ads.ss may ss r.seS. u
ono Of tina Iposl ssrnsd ard phyHeians in IN
country consider. it csnposition " excellence "
he care q tia. s'.ss April Is
rr. c. A,er,-Dsar Sir to .
.sss win sh sssY :iss
been astonishing indeed Mrs. Betsey S;en redpced
Afflicted with severe and ,osn,s.s y q
es before he cERsY "a 10 a. aaf Iao ssi
se..s vi" 49,: S ys: nov sas
yearly until y e. SsssI IN ssy sf symp.ss
r.. s;s ne s:n sS e
viii sess' ::sS s.,l q, 1sa:s ca.
& tie: e e 'ss. r. s'ss ssss'
Ies,s.:y,russnss REV. DAVID TH0k.xING-,
- ~ ssilet e9cae HON. JOSEPH BArTLEs.A
Among the Distinguished spsho.isiss Who base given ihs
names 70 recemmen6 the CHERRY rECfOkAt, as H.
hest femedy tim 3 known os lie Asetons q he Lsas
~ lie aIondsn Lsusst" "Csasdan Journal Of N4dca
ecisuee HBsoa Medical asd eafge.f Journal cksr
rsrsf" Pot webster, nsivsfd Collsfs. ftOf estissl
fsnsvvsnis Unyersisy Il Nedieios. ffss'dsat Pekes
Yernosf Nsdeul ColIeis Dr. vslenlins nsts New Hofk
CRY Phfksr Clsavslisd, Bswdpa csjses, fsoc uunes
asIS wiIlosshby ceezs, ohic, roG ssdhRwsits, Lse&
(afand,l Medical eekoe. sir Richard Kaue, oaesan -
f. p.sls ~ = 3 =; = ,,ss.ss -..s-;.li.s
Ldap, Whoa deg viii fssl saesfe foo shsss A.sepgs
Stssessr ~ eesel - - seselse& -s.sz... 90
: s.! ] J 1i;''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18
,Re.Opened.

THE subscribers this day re-epessd the DEPOT
STORE,in Waterbury. rscsntly oocupisi by o. Fas-
tes where they intend keep. and have hssd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-18

Their pser the sk6re Diseases is not tzeefed 1eqxa
led b. ssr other perpetrators United Sas he
ATTEST many AFTER SKiLLFUL PHYSICIANS
HAD FAILED. FL rs
These Bitters worthy the attention Of invalids
Pus-ns grcst virtues 10 The rscii6caon OF diseases Of
Liver and lesser sands, exercising the most searching
powers weakness and ctcns Of the digestive organs,
they are, withai, certain, safe and pleas act. ~
ii--sr = READ AND BE CONVINCED.
+ The Hon. Charles H. HINELINE. Editor Of the "Cam
den Democrat the paper in West Jersey, says, July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
From Tnmnoun-Thc Late FlOod.
snondsr e. sf the iPhile Eequirer.


RAMAQU4 ScHyYLKilL Co, September 8, 1850
AS the accounts OF damsge sustained in this
region are greatly exaggerated, it occurred to me,
that it might interest some OF your rssdears 80
hear from one who has witnessed the destruction
which has been caused at this place.
The loss Of life has been great and the circum-
stances attending it are very mournfuL The names
OF the lost have been correctly reported, but see
it stated that many others have been drownad-
All the missing ,32 in number,l have been found
but four A number OF small houses, barns aud
stables, have been destroyed; but am happy TO
say the mines aud machinery OF the Little Sohuyl-
Kill Company have sustained no injury. Fne road
has been badly washed below Tsmaqus in several
places Until yesterday, no one had beeA do n
the road hut the Engineer Of the Company VINO
reports the damage much less than he supposed
from the effects proudueed by the trcshet a. toiS
place. The bridges have been lifted from theF
abutments, but in some places stand near tner
former resting places. apparently uninjared. Eie
reservoirs have also been recovered, having sen
but sIighly injured and will be taken apars ana
speedily put together again The miners and
borers about Tanaqua have ganized large torcs,
and expect to have the road in order, 10 pas ooa'
over, az soon as the Reading Comp my can 'ep ace
tter bridge at Port Clinton, which wRs also carried
away and now lies in good order in ,he Blus Noun
tain cam one mile below Port Clinton. Is Is not
thought that The business OF the road will be in
terrupted hey ond the last of the present month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

~ O,ReiIly's telegraph Lines, connecting
viii ali sections OF the United States General once l8l
Rroadwav Open from In the morning I'LL Ii al night
Vsitors In NeTy.Ycrk who accustomed 10 rsrsectng
business with the oRely Lines In any section OF the
patches al this office insure prompt and correct trans
mission Ie8n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
MUSIC.

V7mARUEL BRANDEIS. late Of Vienna, Professor
Eor Plano and Singing thoroughly familiar with the Eng
lish French Italian and German languages possessing
very expeditions method OF musical Instruction, respect
fully offers his services to the public and schools OF New
York and vicinity he Is ready TO receive pupils either
al bis residence $50 Housens al between and and and
7PM or their own. Terms moderate Apply $3.50 Hous oa
o. or ri E Gould Co.'S rnerly Riley Coz, music
atore, 297 Broadway. References IL required H I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

FpAP-7hrty.6ve Coupons for sl7 50 each, payable on
Line stdsy OF September 1859 fox Interest on he t4low
R6nd,dsed Sept j, 1883 and numbered ST. So s. q 80
s. 81 IS IS "a s. Ga 81 49, % 80 81 81 "a SS 81 49, 81
678u.l6 Alpersons are forbid negotiating or
receiving said Ceupon payment q The ;Gm I'm Being .oD
Of The same by the executors OF j. w. BRlCk,
s46ts 20 oo1toi.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

A RARECHANUE go MAKE FORTUNE.
"A Any person who has 5,00O cash al CO nmsnd may
learn opportunity OF msking rapid Crane and ss s
New.York Poat Office. The party making The Aooye adj
vance can no ishes preferences being nsve
the az charge Of the business ard funds The business
IL moi easily managed, and reui ns can be
readily ana QUICKLY realized Good references gyeo and
required ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

~ Lfqu.d Bair Dye, improved 20 40 IS eelst tbs
hair whisken the moment II spilled without tho Ssai
inury-ia entirely free from unpleasant odo and be
washed With the strongest soap Immediately Is applied
WITHOUT waiting to dry For Tsa or applied ct BArcHkk'
Qps wig Factory %all-st. mvlSPuPbAEatH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

rg~ Nelson's Chinese Washing Fiuid.-For
ouut bottles ready for transportation, Ms-utacurer'a
Genera Agent JAMES PYLE Depot l5S Neasau-'s
s,-No family thai has used H. viii be wilhouIl
Beware OF worthless limitations under different names
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW-YoRK, Sept 7, 1850. !
yE1HE BOARDOF DIRECTORS OF this COMPANY
have this day declared regular semi annual dividend
OF 81 10 per share payable the Stockholders or their
$ lot GEO I. HOPE Secretary.