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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

o. In the reign of Henry l., about the
year llSO, a sheep could be bought in Enc.
land for fourpence and wheat enough for
feeding one hundred men whole day cost
but single shilling.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

SSe Some patient curiosity-hunter has
found that the number of grains in bush
Ell Of wheat, weighing sixty-two pounds, is
upwards of 639, 900.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

81 Miss Martineau's English publisher
has cancelled an engagement with her on
account of her recent avowal of atheistical
opinions.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

I4ARPER g. KINNEY have just received from
81 The Northern cities, full supply Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye.Stufis, &c
We would call the particular attention Of Ply
sicans and the public generally To our assortment
Of "Haskell s, Menick's"Select Powders which for
purity and preparation, stands unrivaIled. Among
oihars will be found the following:
Pulverised Aconite, Pulverized Rhubarb Turkey
Pulverized Myrh, Pulv'd Serpantarium, Pulv'd
Jalap. Puv'd Assateleda. Pulv'd Ippcac ct O.
plum, Pulv'd Ext. Liquorice, Pnlv'd Guaicum.
Pnlv'd Ergot. Pulv'd Gum Arabic. Pulv'd Opt.
plum. Also.-Granvilles Lotion, Chloric Ether,
Syrup Iodide of Iron. Glycern. Spirits Ammonia,
(concenlrated) Spirits Ammonia (Aromaiic) Sol
Iodine Arsenic and Mercury, Oil Winiergreen,
Oil Of Cedar. Ext. Rhubarb. Ext. Teraxicum,
Ext Cicu,a, Ext Jalap, Ext Gen,ian, Ext.
Balladonna, Ext. S,ramonum, Ext. Colocynlh,
Ext. Aconite.
HARPER & KINNEY,
StauntOn Apr is Main Street
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
FOR RENT.

a LARGE ROOM opening or he ,reet. in
convenient part Of the town, and q ,itable for
Shop or Office Enquire at thi Jaice.
March IL, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

A FINE lot of Shell Combs. Tooth Brushes
"A and Hair Brushes together with great yari.
ETY. of Toilet Articles for sale by
THoS. P. EsKRIpGE.
April 80, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

Gh To discover how many idle men there
are IN place, all that is necessary IS to set
two dogs fighting.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
wx CHESTER & SCOTT.

0ENTLEHENS' FURNISHING STORE,
I12 Chestnut ST.. few doors above seventh, Phila,
Manufacturers Of Patent Shoulder seam Shires.
CoiLrs Bosoars. and acalsTs IN Hosiery,
(lopes. Under Garments, Sc. Sc.
WinchcsIcr'S Patent NhOudcr Sfam Shirts
yV,HIS Improved and 81 stcmaiized cut OF Shirts 10
adapted IL the form OF the neck breast aud shcul'
drs GIVING ease and comfort 10 ID, wearer, and obv,
nil many Z! thc difficulties generally experienced
from ~ filling shlrs The aieniion OF strangers VISIT
ny phladlph particularly invited to ibis article as
.uupI, .ng d. sidcratim long desir' d full supply
AWAY. on hand and mad 10 order al short notice.
Philade Iphia. May 70, 1850 -ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
HEAVEN.

Thi, worlds not "all ficcting show,
For mans illusion given;"
He that hath sooth'd widows voc,
Or wiped an orphans tear, doth know
There's something here Of heaven.
And he that walks life stormy way
With feelings calm and even,
Whose path is lit from day TO day.
BY virtues bright and steady ray,
Hath something felt Of heaven.
He that the Christians course hath run,
And all his foes forgiven,
Who measures out LIES little span.
In love 10 God and love 10 man,
On Earth hath tasted heaven.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

QUEEN ISABELLA WASHING THE FEET
OF Poor MEN.-According to the letters
from Madrid, of the 18th ultimo, the reli-
gious ceremonies of the Holy Week were
celebrated with the usual pomp in all the
churches in Madrid; the Queen Isabella,
according to custom on that day, washed
the feet of six poor men in the royal chapel.
Letters from Turin state that the King of
Sardinia did not this year comply with the
custom of washing the feet of twelve poor
children, on Holy Thursday, but ordered
instead that each of them should receive
100 francs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

The SALT LAKE.-Lieut. Gunnison, Of
the Typographical Engineers, who has been
employed for long time past in the survey
OF the Great Basin in which the Salt Lake
is situated, speaks of the lake as an object
of the greatest curiosity. The water is a.
bout one-third salt, yielding that amount on
boiling. Its density is considerably greater
than that of the Dead Sea. One can hard
ly get his whole body below the surface
In sitting position the hsad and shoulders
will remain above water, such is the strength
of the brine, and on coming to the shore the
body is covered over with an incrustaton
OF salt, IN fine crystals. The most surpri-
sing thing about it is the fact that during the
summer season the lake throws on shore a.
bundance of salt, while in the winter season
it throws up glauber salt in large quantities.
The reason of this is left to the scientific to
judge, and also what becomes of the enor-
nous amount of fresh water poured into it
by three or four large rivers-Jordon, Bear,
and Weber-as there is no visible outlet
Buffalo Com. .Adr.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

we'd the fll"wing articles
a1oool Spirits Of Turpeniine, Orange ShsIlac,v very
fine, Black Pepper. Venitian Red, Sc. Extract
Of Lemon, Vial Corkscrews, Nit. Silver, Pow
dered Opium. SUP. Morphine. Blue Mass, Flake
Manns. &c, &c.
F.. BERKELEY.
slaunron. April 2. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

The GREAT BELL AT NoTRE DANE
The large bell of the Cathedral of Notre
Dame was rung on Good Friday after ST.
lence OF three years, caused by repairs in
the belfry. A large crowd assembled on the
Parvis to hear it. The Bell is called Eman-
uel, was cast in 1852, and Louis XIV nam
ed it in the christening ceremony. Form
erly sixteen men were required to ring it,
but, owing to an improvement in the hang
ing, four now suffice. The relics of the
Cathedral were, on Good Friday, carried
round in solemn procession after sermon
ofthe Able de Ravignan. The President of
the Republic wa present, and there was a
vast congregation Gafgnani.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
Drugs and .Medicfncs.

THHE subscriber is now receiving his
4 Springsnpply of DRUGS AND
MEDICINES. He returns his ihauks 4
to his friends for past favors, aid hrgs NJ
leave to inform them and the Puohc
generally, that no believes me, ne can J" It'll
Sill supply them with every 'h'ng ln
his line on as good terms as they can be A
h"uoh, eIsewh,re. He has just recel' S
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wAYNEsBoRoUaH
DRUG lNM1lp0IlrWEIo

MESSRS. WHITE & CO., are now recei.
1'A wing and opening in Waynesburough,
large and carefully selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dye <sS
Stuffs, and all the Patent Remedies of ny
the age.
The necessity and convenience of S3En
such an establishment to the citizens and those re-
siding in the vicinity Of Wavnesboru', must he
manifest to everyone. We, therefore. hone that
by keeping A FhH assortment. Selling lo,D and
strict attention to business TO be amply sustained
by the public.
A. S. WHITE g. CO..
Next dIoo below John Wayt, Esq
Noyember o. lS49
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDIcE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR NER.
vOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS,
and ALL
Diseases .aRIS- ~
ING FROM A DISOR-
DERED LIVER OR STO-
MACH. SUCH AS COJvSTIPA-
TON. LVJV.aRD PIFe f'ULL.NESS,
OR BLOOD TO TIF HEAD ACIUITY
OF The STOMA CT, Nd [ SEA, HEARTBURN
DISGUST FOR r. Cd, Full NESS Oh
TVEiGHTIN THE 81 0MACH, SoOR ERUC
T.ATIO.NS. SINKING Or FLUTTERLNG
AT THE PR or The s fO.i8CH.
SJVL,IbfL.vG OF THE HE I'D. HUR-
RED. AND DIFFICULT BREATH.
ING, FLUTTERLNG At THE
HEART, CHOKING OR
S4gceating sensations uhen in lying posture
D,nne. Of piston, Dots or Webs before the
GIT, Fecer and Dull pain in the Head,
Deficiency Of Preparation,
Ysllorness Of the skin and eyes,
Pain in the side. back .,chest. limbs,
&c., Sudde'Jnshes Of heat. Burning in
the flesh, Constant inldgirings of erils, and
great depression Of Spirits,
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
D-Go lzIO@EM A NlD9S
CELEBRaTED GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by DR.. G. nj. jackson,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. l20 .arch Street. Philadelphia
Their po,cer the abore diseases not ereeledi
eq,taAt By any other ,eparation the United Stars,
as me cures atGt an many cases after skilul Phyi.
clans had failed.
Thee Bittcrs arc worthy the attention Of nvalids
Posse ssng great virtues in the OF diseases
Of the Liv and lesser glands, exercising the most
searching powers IN weakness and affections of the
digestive organs, they arc, wihaI, safe, certain and
pleasant.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

Stanton March |, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25

Scribes sent the Outcast into bondage they shoald
receive ten talents OF silver. but into freedom,
only five talents. For Daniel, Of al men, knew
thst Gift perverteth Judgment.
g. Then said the Bun. bailIh, making great
swell in the Court, and looking brave and big,
VIII ye rot buy this slave OF me 2 Bat no one
offered 10 buy man.
%. Then there arose one Seth, Centurion tho
servant OF the knnappers q man Of mean stature,
having a very little hat in his hand, aud demand.
ed that Shsdrach should be delivered up unto his
tormentors, and that sUmmariiy.
90 Then Shadrach cried unto the LORD, saying,
Oh LORD Con. who wert with Jonah 10 his ex-
,remity, and didst deliver thy prophet out OF the
lions den, and ShsdrAch, my father, out OF ire
furnace OF FIRE, deliver me also out OF the hands
of this Bum-baf
81. Then the LORD GoD answered his prayer,
and said, Fear not, Shadrsch Lo, am with thee,
unto the end Of the world.
80. Then the LORD, whose eyes are IN every
place beholding the evil and the good, sent down
bis Messengers from before his face, and It was
all dark about them, and the doors were opened.
no man knowing how but some said Il thun-
dered and others, that the earth had quaked-
Then the Angels came into the Court, and for fear
of them the Bum bailiG and bis beadles and his
runners, and his spies and his hogreeves and bis
feld.drivers and all the crew OF them, did quake
likewise and stood still.
80. Yea, the Bum.bailiif even added yet above
all, that he shruuk down behind the door and be-
came as a desd dog; for all that he did to us, to
swe Il and look big
81 But the Angel of the LORD took Shadracr
in the hollow of his hand and carried him out OF
that great city, even out of the midst OF Boston
at high noon and on the way Showed him the
stones of Help, the monuments at Bunker Hill.
and at Lexington, and at Concord, aud comforted
his heart in him, and set him down in safe place
prepared for him. Ian,
IS. All this happened that it might be fulfilled
which was written,-He taketh the wise IN their
own craftiness, and the counsel of the wicked is
carried headloDg; yea, another Scripture likewise
saith, The sinner shall not escape with the spoils,
and the patience of the cody shall not be frus-
trated AMEN AND AMkN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN

~ MrDICATFD SOAP-Tfis admirable emOie1t is
low by c. mmon consent, rated No. l. a remedy for
boches chaps. chsies cracks pimples plsules scrut
an free burD H kind Of pl0us aud every pe
cies Of deterioration and disease Ofhe skin All onpe-
ton has beer completely distanced by this pre-
paraton the demand for which, within six months,
has creased than five hundred per and O, sill
increasing. The ciearness and freshness which is use i'm
rsrfs 20 The complexion have rendered prover1is ~
be ouider of The skim aud dressing be consi
dtred furnished viii proper 'oilet thai .acks
GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.
II also delicious CON shaving can bee ad
10 hard or salt waller and Is sovereign an1 inst intane)us
remedy 1r The hes Of insects If heRuy be- % is
ted only skn deepit the important thai the thin
pTese NJ and most airscive state mr. G. might %
plyng The merits OF bis Italian Medicaied Soap, bui be
links that the number OF certificates which have been pub
shed throughout the Union, az several thousand
dollars 10 the Doctor from eminent Physicians Cergymen,
Members Of Congress Captains nf ships Officers Of the
Army Hnd Navy and host of distinguished ladies' the Or
gingl of hc testimonials always be II required,
are the Doctor thuks, sufficient TO convince any moi
wully blind. IL there be any SUCH the Doctor might ap
ply hem The language OF Scripture and say Ifye be-
eve not Moses and The prophets, neither would ebeeve
thou oh from the Dead
GOurBuds POudre Subtitle positively eXtirpates root and
branch. all sDpeifuous hair,
GouraUds Liquid Rouge will impart to the pale cheek
and lip crimson ush magnificent As that of me
Gonrauo= Liquid Hair Dye will change red or gray hair
10 beautiful black or brown IN few minutes
Goursuds Lily White instantly dssipstes rednesses,
Pushes and roughnets.
Be~ OF deception and remember that tits Impossible
procure the genuine preparations OF Dr. Gouraud,
cept his depot 81 Wakerst first store FRoF BROADWAY
Bates and Jordan 100 Washngon-st Boston; Calender,
SO South Third al Philadelphia. rs eOitf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER !

IN Dr. HOUGHrONS PEPSIN, the true digestive fluid
Casio Juice, Great Dyspepsia CuTer prepared from
Renne The fourth Stomach OF the Ok, after directions OF
Baron Liebig the great Physiological Chemist by j. s.
HOUghtoD, NJ d., Philadelphia, Pa
This truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys
pepeis Jaundice Liver Compsin Constipation, and De-
biy curing after NATURES own method, by natures own
agent the Gastric Juice
The Gastric Juice the Great Solvent OF the food the
purify ing preserving stimulating agent OF the stomach and
int shines. Without ii there be dgeston,no con-
version OF food INTO bOod-no nutrition OF the body but
rather foul torpid painfo, and destructive condition OF
the whole digestive apparatus. weak. hatdead or IN
uTd stomach produces good Gastric Juice, aud hence
the disease, distress, and debility which ensue.
But this may be supplied by extracting the digestive
principle Pepsn, from The stomachs OF animals resemD
ling thus forming Digestive Fluid, precisely like the
natural Gastric Juice In it's CHI mcal powers aud furnish
ing complete and perfect substitute for IT,
The of performing the process Of Digestion Arthcay
has long been known 10 PhysOOgits Dr. HOughton csms
the merit of making the application OF this arr 10 the cure
of Dyspepsia, in a perfect and agreeable form.
~ READ TIE SCIENTIFIC EVlDENCE!-Baron
Lebg in bis celebrated work Anima Chemistry, says
AN Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous TO the Gastric
Juice NAV be prepared from the membrane OF the
stomach of the Calf 10 which various articles OF ood,
and eggs will be sOfened, changed, and digesed,
ust IN the same they would be in The human
stomach"
Cal on the Agent for furthsr evidence Of a similar
character IL is doing wonders for Dyspepics. Every
bottle of The genuine preparation bears the written sigma
ture of J. :. HOUGHTON. NJ D, sole proprietor
Dr. HOUGHTONS FEW-YORK OFFICE, 66 Lispe'
nard-st, a few doors from Broadway. 2A Ivy
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VNHE BOSTON MERCANTIL E
n JOURNAL gives The following nouce OF Inc most
popular remedy OF The day.
MIIn CHERRY RALgAM


popular remedy OF The day:
WILD CHERRY BALsAM
We speak In praise of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, because we believe from our own knowledge
Of the article that is Of the best 10 the market for the
complaints for " hch II IL recommended.
This medic e. coming from such respectable source,
and carefully prepared experienced aud sAf p1ys-
cisn il received by the public with confidence lie ecacy
has been proved in Tsny obdurse cases OF oiseae and
ito fame has rapidly extended II has been extensively
used I'm every psT Of he country, partcu ary IN be md
die northern States and strong testimony from 10 ELI
gent and highly spectabe PEI has beea adducod In
favor Of its mers remedy for colds and coughs alice
Ii. Us of The chest. diseased liver, &C &c - -
The genuine ADD original Dr. WISTAG5 BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, account of it's great pDpu Bry, has
heen extensively erfeted in Philadelphia and some
thousand bottles Of the spurious imitation thrown into the
market aud extensively ciTculated
EXAMINE CLOSE BEFORE PURCHASING.
WELL THE MARKET
The genuine 0a'sBm Ia put up in hOues, with he words
"Dr. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, PM
blown 10 tie glass each b0e bearing label on he 'front.'
with the signature Of h. WlSTAR, D.
This will he eI velOped with wrapper; copyright
secured, 1874; which will always appear The written
signature OF BUTTS
For sale by A. B. & y. Sands 100 Fuonst, corner Of
Wilamst by HavlsDd, Reese & Co, 80 Maidenlane
by William Burger, 81 Cortand-s by Rushlon, Clarke
Co, 10 AsOr House and z73 Irving House, Broadway
New. York; and by Druggists generally everywher?
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Superior Court....MoSDAY,
u. Commissioner's Once.
Before Commlssloner Nelson.

Altered Larceny at Sea.-S. Shearcr
was examined on charge Of isbiog from ieuowpassen-
ger pentd Virgins, on boar the brig Telegraph rom
South America bag cousinng two or three purses con-
SniDg 81 go worth Of god dust and some coa; TneDsg
was taken from leather po'smenteau, IN mr. VS. ysss
d,rg The n0ht about hy-eqht hours before arriving
here The poTtmantean had been cut and sns e ne
berh On a search being made there was Io1n W nc
heir bscr 6c alleged have been stoeni ana neso were
pleced IN the CapHins hanos The parties were rom o.
iforba When the money was taken rom w o. o
Mr w ties fled that The s:les found on tne VI .
were his wv s)-ha piece OF silver lhs1 nan Doen IA ts
purse, was not there when ioupo y" o. ~
Is ALL pending.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25

THE RIVER BARGEs, 6c.-On Wednesday LAST
the ice in the river at this place moved, and be-
fore this time he's doubtless almost entirely DIS
appeared. The Upper Landing men have gwen
directions for the barge Clinton TO leave New
York on Monday next the first OF her regular 80
son t,ios The Exchange and the PoughkeePsle
viii probably be no next week and thereafter
make their regular trips. II is rather early ,ot
lie opening 81 The navigation, but we ess" sos.
most of our sail vessels already nave ens ny. :,
uerts 10 fl 20 soon IS the ice vii allow .ne@ o ~
I. ave- , h docks PoOghkeepsie Eagle o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
Court of Common PIeas....MoSOAT' FEB. a.
SPECIAL TERN.

Jacob +. L. De Wih, ct al, vs.. Ncc-
Yoyk Bay ceey co<OrteTed thst eesrps1' sgm.nt
20 ~ uroon The Judgment 10 stand ss security
''' Eos$nI Aden vs.. Solomon Jdcobs.-Ac-
- n, lander Motion Ia made 70 snks oat part Of ne
., a. irrelevant The part IN explanation Oh whht
sid h matter 10 be moved al the tnal 10 show
az sbssnce Of maceasE Po'oa referring 70 soms.ans
plaintiff bad said cannot be sc meo shefo d" SUCH '"s
!. = set.od IN SANDER. Motion granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25

Il PURSUANCE Of zn o. the surgss n s coanV %
ksw Yot hereby ysn u al per'oas as'us e.i.
ss.s JAWS TAWTF ~. Of -hs CITY 81 Ssv York merchant
tailor, 5scsssi, Pr-ssa' ths gth vouchers t1s' ~
rus4crbs a he Sc efChsrs. Tsyor 10 ~ p Ns.r7
City NsW efofs ts nuih day ~ August
Dsisd Hsv Ycrk -h-1 a ia 81 Jsulay, 1881
MARTHA n LAME, Atn'l-tr,'fk ana
Al lsH6mTa ROsEkf J. NAV. Asn1 nisirstof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
Cnurf Calendar. .THs Day.

CIRcUIT CoURT.-Nos. 1853, 24l, DAP,
81, lCS 2is, $50, II, 49, 40, l6l 2is, lo6, 2iO 2S
u. S. DIsTRIcr CoURT.-NOs. 81, A,
A., A., 48, 40, so, 81, 50, 50, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
MRS. BURRs

MRS. BURRS
a NTIQUE OINTMENT.-A sure and
IN speedy cure for the PILES Chsfed Limbs Chapped
Hands &C This article has long been used IN private
practice and lie acknowledged to be the best article exan
lor the relief of the above named complsiuts
For Sale OF who esae aad retail In York, ny Geo
W Msbe O. 81 Nassau Minor Co. pa tultnn-s A n
4 D. Sands 100 Fulton-st Hsvilind, Reese Co. 10
Maiden.ane c. " Chckener L Co. 81 Barclsy-st g. n.
Ring, Broadway, corner Of JOhn-st j. l. Coddnglon,
SS Hudson-st and ms Broadway, r. A. Sands BOwerJ
corner OF spring.st Agent for Brooklyn, Mrs Hays,
Us Futonst
Also FOR sale by the Agents OF Pain Killer generally
PIT up and sold al who ssse by
F PERRY DAVIS SON, Propdetorh,
Va SIM "A Hlgh-st Providence, X. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
Perry Daviss
XTEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. is the

hest article 10 the world for the immediate relief Of TX
ternsl and Internal Complaints Full directions Tor ~ use
5lI he found In Peoples Pamphlet published by ihe
rropTieiors copy OF which Will be given win every
hothe For sale al " holesale In New-York by
B. L ID. Sands, 100 Euilon-st William Surgee, 5.
CoTtapd-St; | Minor Co. pa Fulton-sti Geo. j. Y"
Naybee 50 NEsaau-st HRysnd, Kcesc Co. 30 MAIDEN
ans Nj Ward Co. So do; Alcoit, MekissoD RObbins
ia do Leeds Hazard i2l do; H. Trppee, ~ DO:
Norton Babcock Wood, lS9 do; K B. HaIland Co IL
Broadway; Haydock Cores Clay, 2l8 Peal a.; O. '.
Cnciener6 Co 81 Barclay at Koop, Fischer Co New-s,
ard John earle Co. l53 Waierst Aso for Sale by The
Trade generally. - -,
Ard hwy none but The @ ENUINE ORIGINAL PAIN XII
ANi'' - PERRY DAVIS SON,
"a Highst Providence
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 70 I'm,
RY DAVIS SON, rs Trade Marx Gs rese1ly geclS0e
BIZ z Supreme Court. J-' -
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-.

Il PAEY-FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON-Fhs
public Informed thai under arrangements Of 1s Com
pany, steamers inspected and approved by the Navy De-
parimen sE6 Carving the United States Mss viii eoo,e
days OF each month unless detained by unavoidable
dent OF the nonaTrivsl Of the Malls Panama The Sssn
OF the hrst Of the month will touch al Acapulco
Bias, MazaaG San Diego and Monterey The Steamers
the fifteenth Of the month will touch Acapulco blt 20
other Mexican port
Tie following United States Mail steam Psckssare nov,
In the Pscifc, Of which will be always port a. escd
end Of he route:
OREGON........1 O99 tuns TENNESSEE 90. 500 tuna
PANAMA .......lO87 - lNORrHERNER.l.20
CALIFORNIA..l,0 1859 :" lCOLUMBIA...... go O..
UNICORN .:.... go - ICAROLtNA...... 600 &c
SARAH SANDS................l50O puus.
The steamship COLUMBIA viii ply regaiaTiy be-
tween Ban Fsrcaco and ports Ia Oregon swatny
former port tn arrival VI mails and passengers nom fels
and returning without delay wiki mss End passengers
for the following steamer from San Francisco.
regular lie ~ propeers Nil he kept up Tor the trans
poTtaOn Of ghi ano trpnreD p8aiengers between Pan
anna END Ban francisco.
Steamships EMPIRE CITY. leaving New-YOfk % the
18th, and CHEROKEE, leaving New York tho 22th Of
each month for Chagee third bOst vii also be kept 10
New-YorS 50 a spare sseEmer
The E.aalQchipe CARloEEAN md PEtLAOELr
PHlA viii form q direct line between New-Oresns and
Chagres leaving a. sGcb periods Will Insure a. little
detention possible the zthluB ard forming with The
Pacific ste3msftps THROUGH LINE 20 and from New
Orleans and pCrs Ia Mexico California and Oregon. Pas.
sage from New Orleans be secured from ARMSTRONG.
LAWRAsON Co. Agents
RATES OF FARE FROM NETWORK TO cHAGREs.
EslooD State Room 500 Lower Cabin Berth.
Seeaee (fourd With maltrass and Board 80
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Saloon State Rooms $500 over Cabin Berth. $50
Storage found with maitrsss and Board l50
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA.
Cabin. 800 Storage.
For through tickets for any month apply at the ONCE Of
the Company, "a and So SOuthst 15f tfeodD&Wu