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Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
JUST RECEIVED,

the bookstore ON the of II and 10th streets
an excellent assortment of New Books suitable for
holiday presents-The late publications Of the American
s. s. Union-Attractive Books for the young. All who
wish to make a suitable Christmas present will do well
to purchase few OF these handsome books.
dee 2O--tf Intel. JAMES NURSE.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

CHRISTMAS MAMMOTH PLUM CAKES.
One weighmg 1000 Ds., and the other 500 lbs.
UuIESE CAKES can be seen on Christmas eve at our
4 Establishments, containing four gold rings and
the other three. They will then be cut and disposed
by the pound We have also on hand 1000 pounds of
Plum and Pound Cakes, of various Sizes to suit all who
may call
The above Cakes ornamented in the most beautiful
manner, and unequalled by any in the country. Cali
and for yourselves
Also fresh Figs, Oranges, Grapes French Confecton
cries, common Candies, Sardines Preserves Jellies,
Pickles. Brandy Fruit Almonds Raisins and every art
Gle in line Stores of h and 9th Streets
on the Avenue between 18th and 18th streets.
dec l6-f ECKARDT e BRO.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

CT. VINCENT'S MANUAL, In magnifi-
cent bindings, varying in price from so cents TO Sill
Also dozen other varieties of approved Catholic Prayer
Books For sale by A. GRAY,
dec I5-eo Tth ST., opp. 0dd-Fellows' Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

GALL AT ECKARDT'S, on the Avenue
between 18th and 18th streets, and look at his fine
Ornament lie lights 1t up every evening for the nspec
ton Of the pubc-t is something handsome.
He has also hand Fresh Figs, Oranges Lemons,
Grapes Preserved and Dressed Ginger together with
everything in his line 1t will do you good to the
1000 lb Plum Cake he is preparing for Christmas. He
wants everybody to get a slice. dec l5--tr
THE BANK OF THE UNION, in Browns
l Marble Building, is open for the transaction Of
an Exchange and General Banking Business.
R0 III. GALLAHER, Pres.
s. W. MARSH Cashier. dec 15--u
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

SPANIsH OLIVES, In jars-Just received
- and for sale by JOHN b. KIBBEY CO.,
dec 9--Tu low No. 5, opp. Centre Market.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29
ALL READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS

GRAY, 7th street. has just returned from purchas-
IA ing large supply of beautiful Gift Books, Juye-
miles, Bibles Prayer Books Fancy Articles Toys and Toy
Booksa Of which, for variety, richness and cheapness
cannot be surpassed in this city.
Hs- Remember 1t is at A. GRAYs,
dec leo 7th ST., opp. 0dd-Fellows Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-29

AL must admit there has been gjuen stc u
genuine testimony JdUOr Of any other medicine. GUe
Il -iali When all other remedies haze failed
Greater aoega oftesnony cannot begiuent he FIRST
men IN this country.
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DAECrNG.

Urrxpy WILLS AND mrs SISTER. MADAME VI.
GiaVslli have opened cir Academy for Dancing and
hcathfu oaerc at the stuyvcsant nsts.te cos brcas
uov. ,isss,s are now Hrufg Tuition will com
he let Of October We'll, sister hsve passed several
vrsr in Paris studying their profession ~ the Royal
seduv ard 81 the best schools r private dancing. The
svsttm ~ which propose to esch y entirely new and
arteJ E lie promotion health, also tho l1ire
mert of graceful action and department. Arry daily
tbe ateyt address, frcm II . click until z.
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half Of the portion required the first seventeen
sections, which Is half cash.
The amount OF work yet to be done 10 complete the
grade ss follows including the usual per centage for
contingencies
On the first division II miles S3256s 22
On the second division rs miles TO Greensburg 753i9 "a
On the third division Il miles to shelbyvie 55sss II
Si6s, SOL 81
of which sS6d35 os is payable in cash. and S7Sl65 80
m stock and real estate.
The iron for the first DIVISION also the necessary
motive power and other machinery their way to
the West and the company will commence laying track
the first of October The lower twelve miles are now
ready the thirteen fourteen miles will be graded by
the 18th October and the residue in the course OF the
winter 80 as to complete the track by spring.
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HAVANA AOvEHrI.EmESr.

VENfOsAs FURNITURE STORES, no ~ o3fsrc
v street and 81 ubrspia street, ushaua (Cutal M
sentose has constantly hsnd M te above we'll know
sfss lnrge ara yeigstl assorsrep. q Household ntn
sure trd Upholstery othe Latest STYLE which ho vii se
twenty pcr less " any other IN Uahann Fer
sons visiting Babsba intending koep house snd wish
pg TO purchase, select the stsck 81 the above are
elesi CT hire, 8. be nest reasonable rates.
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sPORTIN0.

NBNTLEMEN. TAKE NOTICE.-THEaE IS TO BE
~ Sold the 10Th and Goth inst at SIS Fourth street one
Sc Slut of the best blood lately from Ireand also
four Of the breed nine weeks Old the
perty Of John c. Lloyd.
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r. Hart 10 John street has published eomre.e set OF
Iates suitshe for size be tic snt drawer Ia druf
stcr il elegant COLA circular fcr the low charge q s
fer l,N NEE being only cent each with liberal d1
count 20 the trade Aso Pefumery, full 80 per cont lover
than sny house IN the city open for inspection 81 h
store, No. rs John street.
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YuHLIOATIONs.

r oNc.e rnIrIoy OF LEWIS AgUNDEIs-CoaPLETn
IL Row ready. Lewis Arundel or the Railroad Of IAs
corniete In orc Volume illustrated The public would Dc
ys in purchnnr ths work 10 look ~ the imprint lons
edition s perfect snd plete. There muuated and
edition sale which Is bsss deception and fraud
On thc public. Lcngs complete edition ready.
H. LONG n BROTHER, a. Ann street,
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PAPER uANGINes, sc.

rrINE PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAREs n co,
80 Pearl street. have just received and OFFER a. whole
ais sad retail extensive assortment OF s the rcheft
styles Of Decorative, Velvet, Gold, Gain, Irneh, and
nercan Paper aneags and Borders. scecstd expressly
Cor wing ICONS SC Also all the most arpEovei styles
ofDecorative Oaks Marre Bocke, Panel Work re- suit
able for Uelis dining rooms Be- The most perfect work
men 90 hang psrer slwsys on hand.
v,RFNCu rArER MISCONCEPTIONS. FAVE co,
H. SO iC Pearl street nssr Madison ogeT the rtess az
sortusotin The city, 0f Dfcors Gold, silver aud velvet
TaIar &c s Imported direct fron the mauufa tur0rs
ant ftT tsJs 81 tbt Nsst rates az wholesale aRd Eeta
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THE TURF.


I IsaEviLkk COURSE, L. I-TROrTING.-YRr-
cay september IL At o'clock, r n Match for Al OOD
miles to $50 lbs wagons D. Hsighs namee
e hun'u gtsn Gray George Spicer Oh n, Fan
ny mps,sa ard hsnda. line Of omnibuses will leave the
ing the sport are each xay rs cent?
JOEL CONKLfE, Proprietor.
TINIoN COURSE, L. L-TR0rI!NG, FRIDAY, SEPT.
~ 49, at 81, r. n. Purse so Mile heats beat in ri II.
harness Vim Whean enters bl. e. Black jack; o. Dim-
mick tiers CHI Green Mountain Maid; D. Pefer enters
m. Elizabeth; Mr. Nodine enters b. IN. Lady West NJ
Gore enters Dr. &. Bowery Boy.
JOHN L. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE. L. I--TROTTING. FRIDAY, SEPT.
49, t3P. n. match for $500. Mile heats, best in
g. in harness. Whepley nance b. m Naisd Queen; d.
JOHN /. SNEDIKER. Propristor.
Stages will be in at Fulton ferry Brooklyn at
] and O'Clock. p n. Fare each way, Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

A N AsToKIsHER TO ALL WHo HAVE DEALT IN
bought Dry Goods in New York. out last week,
N shape OF advertiser wherein il discovered
That at the Bowery Swings store l26 Bowery Sheetngs
shtnss and all sorts Domestic Goods could DO rstailed
lower prices than the down town Wholesale price, The
week we continue saies and give she adj
vantages heretofore We received of cur fall mpor
taton over VUN shaws; O pieces De LANES. OF good
quality; eO ditto, medium; so ditto price. Many
o. our shswis aye perfectly splendid and very many Of
styles Dress Coode entirely
original designs Prom auction this we shall offer great
bargains High lustred black sks 6s TO 81 worth 81
y to co. elegant Alp. at 2s worth 3D. to "a
Embroidered DIapery Aqsns At sd per yard and sets Of
Curtains AZ 81 70 pair and hese
TO be worth double the price We have sad verY
tine lot Of Linen Cambria we sosd
Of good Fall River M.dder Prnt OF sixteuos psr yard
richly worth ~ GEMS per ard And fact we nave bsr
game without hum Der which increasing facilities
BILE to and which shall uuhesitatngy give to
their and for the
ing the envabe reputation of Institution, wsI
r. y. GILLEY, Pfoprietors;
w. F. GILLEY, Managers and
T. MCMAHON, y Directors.
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'ble V damages and an action Al law.
SCHUCHARDT & GERHARD.

ROPDEAUN VINEGAR FACTORY. No. PSI CENTRE
A street New forkConstsntiy hand and for sale
moderate pre,s the following yietes q yinesar Of
Malt Cider. white and Red Wine Worthy the attention Of
clippers grooers clearinghouse keepers, families, pek
lers, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

DARIS CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.--I RESPECT
fully invite the attention Of ladies to mportstons
present fall season. of those fashionable garmen
comprising the richest pl.in and embroidered Yelyets.
Cloths Satns Sks, French Merinoes Sc with trimmings
Fur Fringe and Lace Mourning Closks misses Coats
&c. the whole forming collection in extent. richness
before sslled GEO. BuLPIN, Cloak
and Nantiila Emporium. 35l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19
EnnTs.UCTIOa


TIVE CLASSES or TIE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
in sehanieal Perspective and Architectural Drawing
In Modelling and design at the Institute Rooms Ne,
Petoh derous Of joining either OF the above classes will
receive full INFORMATION by applying to the AetuAy at the
rooms, from to DIP. NJ.
GoLDsMrH.s WRITING ROOMS, ss2 DRoApwAY.
extending business dae The ADVANTAGES q writing
OH GOLDSMITH should enlarge upon the merits Of his
nSS q Sr sSy aa
to eunenc by admitting them in advance Thus endorsed
s,se. are Spsa and thss Ss elegant room, snd aad
yaed attention are a. hS service Of taoss who dsss 70 take
smes dur as the Jay and eysnss Private lessons
most agreeable to the pupil Terms moderate and full sue
cess guaranteed to sill.
MADAME BARBIER, 5Gs BROADWAY; HAVING
BONE Of The arst establishments Of Paris Cher native ssyj
desires to take pupils either 70 commence the study Of that
prossss Tier prices are very moderate and she can
The best OF tesimoniss ts TO capaby Can be from
7uid-day till four o'clock.
fNovERsEss.-AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF
raneemsu with schools private pupils she has The
Lest references Please address A. NJ West Washing
ton place.
A cARD-THE SUBSCRIBER. THANKFUL FOR PAST
IN favors, and soioous Of continuance Of the same,
would respectfully inform his former patrons and the public
IN fencra that BE Riding Schoe new pen Tor he reesp
comfort and progress e bic pupils and the undouhted &c.
lsesness ofhis 70 merit o. thas
doubt hSvug sometimes heoa expressed BY the skepts
20 The possibility Of riding school Ring strictly .ss.s in
Issns Which he hAs sy adopted and strictly adhstss TO-
rted 20 ride in the school without ri pur;
reference required from each applying unless in
ysatsn moirr tho shove regulations nav continue
me-. ihs spIros.teh Of The puSs Re sp9srss, hnfe
''eir '"'"''A' Rsipr Master No 20 Fcsfth svenue.
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yLDYsaKEG.

NIrss CATHERINE HAYES. MISS LAURA ADD
I'VE son. MIA urner and Madame 1hilon, have aruved.
Tteec hey ond doubt Important arrivals bus there ~
arrived from the hast, squay great ns hne that
can't the Purchasing lsdie! and gqnte-
left apparel furniture, Watches and ew-
olry; and u az individual 10 ISAAC a. LfVN no W wall
stiett bssrment Orders per poet, strictly attended to-
MO PoMBAsT. No HrxBuG, no DkNrERtNG-
IN ladies obtain the full value
fr their o.hng OF every ee,crpton aud second
articles in by sanding their address through
the post to- calling on, JAhLs MDkONsY. al his
conc hand store II Orange street. few doors from Chatham
street.
CAsT orr CLOTHING, FURNITURE. FANCY
~ Dresses, Firearms. Watches and yewelry, vantei.-
Tby cent paid above the usual price received ths
Making application 10 the subscriber no will a.
tend bY sppointenN Ladies attended by Mr. rhi,,irs
3. l.. PHILLIPS. No. Park place.
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reEuEkAECER.

vg,Ug BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered IN Is1i OGoas ~ fulton street, Brooklyn;
Ncrchann Exchange Wall street. New Tork--have their
s-psa also hsndsoe surplue) Invested N the nses
Oeopbed securities and continue 70 insure build mer
ehande urnituro and other personal property vessels In
''N''At '-'''' WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, resident
AIpaEp q. srvvESs. Secretary
vTgITFp STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. NO.
" ~ wall strees-Policies indsputablc exoeps ths
ground aud This company makes every insurance
tns,itpticp. FREDERICK SHELDON. Presiasnt
JOHN A. STEWART. Aetuaxy.
J. EsDir. IT., geeretery.
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MuaHCAL,.

NrAFclso BAssoLs. PROFESSOR OF THE GUITAR,
~ bcg leave TO inform the public that he resides az oi
shamttrr street.
NyAgTED-A YOUNG LADY, WITH GOOD VOICE
w ccmpcent 10 tctch siu ging in female seminary in
tAs country German preferred Address boz No. i10
Lover Pee. ofce.
CTNCIrG.-A PROFESSOR OF SINGING ANo PthNo
- Of lately arrived from Europe Offers
hs services 20 tire enlightened inhabitants OF his Empire
city. Its method, combining the brliancy Of The Italian
ctyc with the depth Of the German school, u cHuaet
nptn inurur the most rapid progress on sure Foundations
Tuition Urovgh the medium OF the French. laan Spanish
serran, end tpih languages Apply by Letter per-
ally. from % TO a. H. Nc. 50 Leonard street, lev
docrs from broadway.
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nIl.ILNERY. FASoY annns- 1.n.


.-r-
MALL MILLiNERY.-MADAME PERREnO NO. sg
A. Brosdwav, will open Paris Fall Millinery Tuesday
the - Of senteInher.
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VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
ladies or gentlemen DESTROYS Of converting their
on oiCthing furniture, &o, into cash. fair
value for te came BY snapg the subscriber at his resi-
ehce or through the Post Ue. Ladies attended by Mr.
Dusseldorf. u. N. DUssELDORT. Is elm street.
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last OFF oLerHlSe AND ruRNlTuRE WANTED.
The highest price be ob by ladies and gem
lcmen who have any left o Clothing Furniture, and jewell
~ Se, TO dispose of ny tendins Through post or
ter j. LEVEN sTlN 40 Broadway, up stairs.
ladies' attended to by Mrs. Lsvenstyn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
POST OFFICE NOTICE.


DosT OFFICE NEW YORK.-NOTICE THE MAILS
per u. g. mail steamer FRANKLIN. will close at this
Office Saturday, the 10th instant, at l0 NJ Letters
for France must be prepaid 20 cent, per rate closed
mail will up r. for Bremen and the German
States WIN. v. BRADY, Postmaster.
New York, Sept. Is, 1851.
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~ COTTON, AUCTIONEER. LARGE SALE OF
Household Furniture, Carpets Piano. CLASSES, F
O'clock Nos 80 Beekman 80 Ann streets tho entire
furniture of families. comprsing description Of
rre such Sofas and Sofa Bsdtesds mahogany and
eur Chairs marble top, dress and plain Buresus centre
and card Tables do Wassands Festher Beds.
Hair Mattresses Carpets and Oil Cloths bedroom AID
kitchen furnitnre Stoves &c Also Is pieces of 800 yards
plate Looking Glasses Also seeoad hand Panoforte
Also. four dozen Umbrellas Also three Clocks all
patterns. Sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

COLONIZATION MEErING-A PUBLIC MEETING
will be held Friday evening" the 18th inst In the
Rev DR. Springs Church. preparatory to the sailing Of the
the Saturday following, for Liberia. About
emgrants expected 70 be presents and addresses
will he delivered by the Rev. Mr. Pease, lately from New
Orleans; Rev. Areot of Connecticut: Rev. Dr. West Of
Itsburg and Others Friends OF the invited to
attead ANsON @. PHELPS, Committee
GABRIEL r.. DiSOSWAY,t Of
J.B PINNEY, y Arrangements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

Tl,AyLoRs SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT SOAPS
These toe only really Transparent Soaps made In
tho United States and the only taat have ever taken
rt premiums at the Fairs In Phadciphin and New f9rk
hgsnss established By the father Of TIE sdverssrs IN
Soaps, are sold In New York BY Havan,s kssss Oof
Bre~e- Kianelly D. Berrsn IT., Co.; r. D. tsyllan!
= o.; rhOmsa q Rvs1 Rushton. clarh CO. kes
Enith
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HUTCH FLOWER BUL35-THE FIRST IMPORTA-
~ ton Of the all of the celebrated 10.
ristf, H. Van Waveren L. Son, Hillsgam.
X. w. BuKLAGE, 50 Beaver street.
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A.Iauoi,s

CHoICE OLD WINEsAN BRANDTEs A. BROOKS
ct bis Wine and Liquor store No. 20 Brosiway has the
most extensive and best stock Lquors the city consist
ing Of CID and .htice brands Of Btande Port sherry Ma
deirs &C. OF Ire best vintares from the London dock Also
ayorte brands Of Champagne Caret and other French
German Wines, In casks bottles Gentlemen
invited 70 call and udpe for themselves Also sxtny
assortment Of choice Havana sessrs.
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IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY sTOREKEEPERs, DRUG
giss IN others -JOHN PHILLIPS is establishing
for the sale of Liquid Glue, which iron.
stone wood glass marble Se costs less than glue,
and alS ready fer Also, British Furniture Polish.
and macy other important articles Country merchants
will do we'll 20 CALL offer inducements. Also,
shipment Of Borax for SALE cheap 81 MAIDEN lane,
of W lillian strs ct.
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ALLEN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
ni'ure j. M. Allen will sell this Day, at 0ls elook
No 500 Broadway, full assortment of superior fashion
able ood mahogany and black walnut Drawing Room
Paror and Chamber Furniture including several
psrlor in rich trocate and plush, and large coiec
lion Of other furnitue Also at II o'clock suit OF spen-
did Drawing Room Furniture Of rosewood in Ich brooa
ele This suite obtained the premium at the State Fair
1t is splenddly carved and is of the magnificent
sets ofe red at public sale.
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CAMPHENE OIL AND LAMP STORE FOR SALE
" doing business of $50 900 a. year, il of the
aourisfpg cities in the Union The location Is within
fifty miles Of New York of either by railroad
steamboats, to active accustomed to the business
this opportunity seldom offers The proprietor
is retiring but viii remain with his for three
months and introduce hi to his friends If agreeable
party need apply who cannot command cash and give
undopbted security for the balance For fursher
apply personally Cor by letter. with real and refe
renee, other will be notcei) to yAksS NEWMAN
No LOG Wall strees New York.
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HATING SALOON TO LET-THE BEST LOCATION
~ IN the cit. for first class .astauranTo any pc
ten rerfon that hives 81 co to with, it
offers rduoGmens The advertiser seult DC willing to
take che rent in board ortake an Interest with person Of
sufficient experience to tase the entire charge qUe at
Holdrsdses bookstore liO Fulton street. at Eo6 Var
street.
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nBCElIls.aHEUUR,

VERY BRADY's IMPRovED MAGNETIC ENGINE
and Magnetic motive will be exhibited at the Me-
chances Institute No. Bowery for few evenings.
Also of their improved Magnets of great power
mil sion to the Tree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

M BIDDING AND VISITING CARDS-5. C. CLARK,
$50 Broadway Engrayer aud Printer gets up cards in
all their various styles in the meet elegant st lower
prices than her establishment in the city for tho
olaes Of work On hand cake boxes wedding envelopes
also the largest stock OF door plates in the city
prices.
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EGR sALE-A FIRST CLASS -FOUR STORY HOUSE
% feet front lot 100 feet deep with all the modern i'm
proveents and fronting of most beautiful parks
For sale at bargain. Inquire OF LIYINGSToN, WELLS
Co, d Wall street.
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FOR Sale AND TO LET,

STORE AND HOUSE, OR PART TO LET-THE
n House is well calculated public grocery
store Apply the premises, corner Of Broadway and
ty-nnth street.
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nEArNkss snoRrsIaur. DURABLE GY new re

II
DmedsH-Dr esth deyotes attention exclusively 10 dis
osses ef the and These Affections hitherto IRE
medal yield readily 10 his and prompt treatment
Artificial inherited msvirg BEAUTIFULLY like the natura
Cfce 90 Broadway frsm eight TO three daily
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28

i,g Of August 9TH, for the most put in tie clear
possession ef all his faculties fully conscious &C
his state, and waiting with patient longing Tor lis
discharge, He had long made his peace with
God through Jesus Christ, and When asked il he
had any special desire 10 be offered in PRAYER. his
uniform answer was, taas he m>Sat glor>fy Goa
In his death.
And. nov, What reosa;ns bat taat we offer ~
th> prayer os the King of lsrael--~ualp. Lord.
for the so3ls aao cesse.h, Co.. the fai,htat fail
from aeoas The rS,}ltea Of mea." NAV the be-
reared family lock up To H>avea, ael hs comfort
ea AVID sustained, May this stricken church
draw near 10 The Hasa that has sanittsn " sore.
aud be saetsd 10 greater falth}olness in the us
ter's service And may those vet ia taeir sins,
WHO hardened Their hearts osria$t his aiSctioaste
counsels aud ca'yeates while h. Eyet', uow hear
his voice that he speaks % taem frem the dead
"Ahd heaNd vo,ee from heaven. saving Unto
Tue, Wt}te. Blessed are the decd Which die IA The
lors from heacefor;a: Yea, saith the Spirit, that
/ TIA. they may resi- from tae,r labers and ,Aeir
works do follow tacm."
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E,ectiocs


he,ttuc':y-1he resalis OF the late election for
State officers are all known and are as follows
observation-disclosures ". Powell, Democrat.
Lielt. GoyeGnor-Joia Il. Thompson, Wing.
Anlito: oil Pablo Accolnts-Tnomas ). Page,
Wing.
State Treasurcr-Rchard G. Wintersm.th
Wing.
Regis or of the Land Ofics-Elisha \. Nc
Cu'dy, Wig.
Attorney Genayal---James Harlan. Wang.
President Board Internal lmpfosem eats-Di-
vid II. Haggard, Wing.
Superintendent of Public ns'rucsioa-Robcrt
J. Breckenridge, Wing.
1saaesses-Of the eleven members Of Con-
gress elect, in Tennessee, six are Democrats and
i've Wings, as follows:
Andrew johnson, George W. Jones, Isaam G..
Harris, L. P. Stanton Wan. Ill. Polk, and John
H. Savage, Democrats.
NJ. P. Gentry, A. G. Watkins, ]. NJ. Ander-
son, VIM Cullom, (gained AMI c. II. Williams,
Wings.
.1la5ama-- rhe Mobile Register thus sums up
the result Of the Congressional canvass IN this
State:
According TO former politial distinctions, tn;
members elect are all Democrats, except MessrS
Abecrombie and White. Tie representative
from Alabama will therefore stand "a it did il
the last Congress, 8 to-.