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THE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice.
prepared from Rennet or
The stomach of the OK,
after directions given by
Baron Leibig, the great
Physiological Chemist,
by j. \. Houshion, NJ.
ID No II North Eighth
street. Philadelphia, the
only InmndIaia md uer.
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A CERTAIN, prompt and effectual remedy for
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ber diseases of the stomach and bowels 1t has been used
by numbers Of with the highest and
vauabe remedies known because it positively cures the d.
seases for which il is recommended.
Sold by all the principal druggists IN the United States
Il. d BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
aDl2 lyd&W ApOthecary and Druggist, 1877 Canal st.
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new Orleans and Carrollton Railroad.
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CARROLLTON LINE-Departure Of Trains.
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sseam ffaia.s and every hour afterwards until P.
81; inclu'iyey IN summer and until quarter past in
=. rRon foARRoLLToN:
Home Cars 4: NJ, and 40 Pm,
sf i ana s.' snd f1 until Sapss SR
Esrsii oen6 Children under u years and servants lOo
day February and end on second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These and from the Depot, No. Is Bafonne street
= Wye. NON b 1;s:ss. Is
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After Which he ca leave each and every fifteen minute
se fhss wv y 10 md ], ?, y. from .hs Depot,
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. observation-disclosures Les
psin the above rans on from English into French
~ Apply A the office oft he tescent the corner9
Apollo and Calops streets dll
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SPEEDS

FEVER TONIC
with which any One.
without any particular
knowledge Of medicine,
is enabled to cure any Of
The tevers incident 10 a
Southern climate, in
rom TWO TO TWENTY
HouRs.
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ITO RENT = The undersigned having deter
l. mined move the country, Wishes to reet "A
story Brick Dwelling. III Girod street,
tanning rooms, shower bath pantry and closets; bass
fine front and side yard well paved and with handsome
hruey This establishment has recently been fur
nished with the best furniture, all Of which will b.
sold at great bargain. Apply the premises, at 81
Camp street, fel2 If
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ZY11l9I:!||SESz9

THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No.
= - lamp street (Shiffs new budings) now open
examine the very extensive collection Of PORTRAITS.
These SALOONS have been magnilicently furnished
patrons
Operating Room constructed expressly for this purpose
an immense sKyLIaHT, and by NRw CHEMICAL PRO.
in Siv very short space Of time tony few second exhibiting
graduation Light and Shade, without which Pictures can
not be Iife-like. -
6V choice variety of new style Ename)led and Ga.
graved LOcKETs of the finest Gold and best work
suitable fer Miniatures, furnished at the manuiac,
prices. .''
u Artists supplied with every article used in the d.
guerreotype at New Y ork prices. L. JACOBS, ~"
d24 I'm No 20 Camp street Nsw1,,sen.
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EH ZAlh!|331allS|Sll

RARELLI Il CO, 81 Common street. offer for
~ sne the following to close different consignments-
Cofnae Brandy Madeira and Port Wine;
Cod Liver Oil: Saltnet,e;
Essences OF Bergamut Lemcn, Orange and Rose:
q. Wa!nuts and Lenls;
st Julien Medoc Claret, In boxes. myl9
DROWN AND BLEACHED GOODS-In
~ store and offered to home o. Mexican dealers
l9 6aies 4! BRoWs CoTToS SnrrriNss;
81 bales "a and 18 - SHIRTJNes:
IS cases BLEAcnxp Gcops assorted brands
For sale by JOSEPH H. PALMER & co.
mhIs Al Camp street.
CONS OF TEMPERANCE JEWEi.s, etc-A
p supply Of Sons OF Tempefance Jewels and Regatta:
Younger Brothers Jewels, kept constantly on hand nj No
~ Cunombouse street Divisions organizing in Texas
California, etc: will he promptly attended by Addressing
?. IA. WILLARD. No. " Customhoase street.
VXTETHERILL LEAD WORKS. West PbiIa-
w delphia, J. P. u William We,herilI Proprietors-
The subscribers agents for the above celebrated brand of
White Lead, constantly hand stock u the different
grades. Pu.s Extra and M in all the various pack.
DAlNriNG DONE WE'LL AND CHEAP.
a. BOWERS. so long and tavorably know SIS a Rouss
and Ses PAINTER dintorm his numerous trends and
the pubic in general that he has PAINT SHOP, at ia
Magazine street, where he prepared for exc.
eutnE with promptness and dispatch all odes his line Of
business. with the very hest Of materials. NJ w
BARCLAYS LONDON PORTER and Pale
- ALE-6o casSs Barclay, Perkins Co superior Lon
don Porter in pint and quart bottles; 80 caske Pale Ae also
IN pins and quarts mott delicious article, received and
isio JOHN TooLE Is Bank Pl.os.
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c MEDICAL DEPOT. OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
80 POYDRAs STREET. New Orleans.

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
pnbc generally purchased The enre interest Of
So POYDRAS STREET, and has fitted up Al consider.
able expense for the Patent Medicine business Having
generally with every article IN his ins hs confidently s9cis
given 10 a. iwho favor him with their patronage.
The fol wing list only comprises apart OF his extensive
assortment which and ,cH be to the Trade
- Teasonaby terms other house in the South
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FITTING BLOOD.

T = --717- n INV YORK, Apfh a5, I547.
Dr. Tbaonssna-I verify believe that your SaIsapans
has been he means through Providence, Of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough became wpn
nsh sweats and was greatly debated and seduced and
d moi expect to ve have only used your Sarsapanla
- me- am now able to walk all the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has left me- You can well mag ne
that am thankf fo these results Your Obdt servant,
~ ~ WV. RUSSELL. 81 Cath arine street,
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ITO LET-Several Small houses, one in
Greenville, all ready furnished: Inquire Of R
dll lyos N. HOLMES, 235 Gravier ct. A
H0u5KS TO RKNT.--A number Of DWELLING
HOUSES for rent, on Canal street. between Ro -
and Preaux Streets from the first of October
Apply 10 Is5 III C. M. FOGG. $50 Magazine st. -
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MayoraIty Of MEMORIES ans, june 0, s5l


Sitting OF June 3, 1851.
y ESOLVED, That the Mayor is hereby author
official Journal Of thi. Municipality sell at public auction
the for furnishing The Municipality with such amount
Of Hose be required for year IRON the sic ning
of the cad Hose be furnished in accordance
published with said notice. and in such duanles as may be
.l-isn.d] JAMES ii. CALDWELL, President
APs IsSsdl June . '''' A. d. CRossMAN. Mayor.
True coDy: H. BIER. CLERK ,'''',',
Specific atiOns
For the Furnishing and Deiivery of three
thousand feet Of Hose -...
L. The Hose be made of the best chestnut oak tanned
ner 70 have the most approved screws. be OF the Ps
delpha Standard BE- maize in links OF 6O feet,
,hs as bs and to be equal in all respects to The
H. Hose to be subjected the inspection Of and to
be pnssed BY the Fire COMMITTEES and three experienced fire.
be appointed by the Comm and such lengths
jected T. the like Inspection
Ill The Municipality the right to extend the
tract TO from to two thousand feet giving three
months notice to the contractor.
Nv. The 1000 feet be delivered during the month OF
October 1851 ard 1000 each subsequent month thereafter
until the contract is completed.
" Payments will be made cash, the deivery of each
l0oo feet and security halt the amount OF the
will be required tor lis faithful tultiment.
The noara ices at hs OF the contractor
MAyoRALTy OF NEwORLEASs, June 6, 1851.
NOIlCE is hereby gwen, In virtue OF the above
l resolution, that viii sell, at my office, on MONDAY
the 10th day oil June inst at IL o'clock M, TO the lowest
bidder the contract furnishing such amount OF Hose
may be required by Municipality No. Two for
the ming OF The contract, accordance with specifications
!" NC 'u'uis"eu ny u'e iuayS'' n cpossMAN M.vo,
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" puhllc to the i'm
portascs Of their making
hem eive6 acquainted
with theremarkable pro.
perlles oil the
ELECTRICAL
FERRIFUGE,
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tho above a only comprsy Of the leading anti.
cei. dealers and Others informed that their orders will be
PROMPTLY sappled with article in the Patent Medicine
sskT J. u. 10 sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
YES tor the States Of Lcpsisna and Mlsisippi
~ Alsc sole Agent 10! DR. JAyNE's MEDICINES,
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS and PHUNlX BlrTERS
and W RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
/ The trade supplied reasonable terms, an2t dS w ly
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ROSWELL CHAPLIN
COsTIvKN Rss;


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the safest and most certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the and as
al the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequent,
called at office with astonshmen their faces satnt
hat they had used the ointment for other diseases
of their bodies the bowels and that copous
had resulted from it. Thisrssut will always follow thoFoug
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
i've. Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly safe anf
N no insia ecan the Pain ExtractQf DO harm.
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INC exponent oil the wing in Great Britain, having
rom is freedom and the right Of
me people When the apparently OF determination,
wased against France by BRUSH tory and during
which Occurred the second great srugg lie Of England win
ance and made by its and appeals
behalf 81 lnalienabe rights, the halls Of Brush
anu even the throne itself to uembe- The graphic and
ns asnea.os of those evens presented IN the OF
mat Journal, exhibit the OF
h9se erlsus days 10 be ound perhaps The Its
as .comng apparent, that at sngth the eades
OIL the Tory whom the ihunders Vi elOquence
were especially directed found powerful instrument
70 ee Iessted by ordinary and hence they established
me 0uarierly, dsnx uisined among Amer
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JOHN BUTLxR. u.
FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsend's Saapar'la sovereign and speedy cure
for Inoipisnt CDumpon Banenness, Pr9apsps Qter o.
Whites obstructsd Or difficult Mensuuaon Inconnence
of Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for the
prostraon Of the systemno matter whether the result Of
inherent causes. produced BY ieg uaIty Illness
accident. Nothing be suTprsng than
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and lassi
ude from taking become robust and full OF energy
under its influence Ii Immediately oounevacu the nervele
ness Of the female frame. which is the Of barren
ness will not be expected Of in casas Of delicate
nature TO exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
TO u.s. Thousapds where families have been without
Children after using few bottles Of this Invaluable medicine
have been blessed with fine. healthy offspnng
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This extract Of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared IN
reference female complaints No female who has reason
suppose she approschng that critical period. THE Tai
Of Life should neglect to take it, as sa certain Preyentv
for any of the horrible diseases TO WHICH fenss.
are subject this time OF life This period be deayee
for several by using this medicine. Nor is less yaub
ole for those who approaching womanhood, as cal
onaed assist nature By auckenng the blood and nygo
ang the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject bracei
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities Of the body,n 50 far stimula
ting to produce subsequent relaxation wi CHS the
most medicines taken female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this Incidence and painful
surg cal operations may be prevented
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The Original and Only Genuine.
NO OMPOuNl

This certifss that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
been used in family for Salt Rheum OF thirteen year.
once aevated and they both entirely removed Their
be nodoubt but this Medicine has gil the virtues that tn
Patent recams for from what has fallen under obsei
yaon added the respeGabe testimonials in Its iayo
,y others Tho have used REQUIRING immediate relief
do cneeuy recommend TO the attention cfthe aicts
he n this invaluable salve.
Buffalo, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAPlN
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: BLACKWELL.H ISLAND, Sept. IT, III.
Dr. Tdpnsend-Dear Sir: have suffered terribly to-
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable OF the tune
palms. and my limbs terribly swOlieG. have used ou
bottles of your Sarsapara, ana tney have done me NOR
than one thousand dollars worth good. am 50 much bet
ter-indeed am entirely reviewed. You at liberty to use
this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yonrs respectfully
- " ~ - LANES EuMMINas.
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN,
1t the safest and efectual medicine for purifying
The SYSTEM and relieving the suerngs attendant child
birth ever discovered II strengthens both the mother and tn
child, prevents pain and disease increases and enches H
food those who have used it think it Indispensable.
vents diseases attendant upon chidbh cosveness piles
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn, vom
and in regulating the and eauazing the circua
ton ii has NO equal The great virtue OF this medicine y
few cases require any other nedicine in some itt
and light food with this medicine, will always insure
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CAUTION. - =
Owing the sei>Iccess and immense sale OF d. lows
,ends Sarsaparia. 1lsmber OF men who were formerly
Agents. have conn. aced making Sarsapariila Exuact
Elixrs Bters Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They s-ne
ry put up shaped bottles, and some oil the q
have stolen and copied advertisements they are On
worthless limitations and should be avoided. . M. ~,
Principal Office ls6 Fulton street. sun Bq,ia nf,
l3a NORTH Second street. Philadelpha s. Hance drug
sist, Baltimore; p NJ Cohen, Charleson loo SorM pear
principal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout tht
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,
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i GENERA, plE EB LIT AND

Townsend's Sanapaila invig0satss the whole system
nenty. To those who have oss their muscular energy
eiJcts Of medicine or indsreti0n committed in youth
excessive indulgence of the passions, and brought On
Al physical pr0saton OF the nervous system, asstu,'
q nn,hifjon fainng sensations premature decay ant
e. hastenine towards that fatal disease, Consumption,
entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsa.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 40. 1851.

90 Mr. JAMES No. lea South Tenth street. Phadel
pha collections for Us In o cities Of New
York, Boston, Phil sdeiphia aud Baltimore.
nfEswAKps SANFORD, Co, eKpss agents and bankers In
United London, and Liverpool have been appointed
agents uson" authorized to receive subscriptions
paper Their ONCE In London 10 a. NO. III
Gresham street, Liverpool No Columbia Buildings
This eoncrrn this country with the well known
Adams Co.. agents. and entitled 10 The conn
denc friends abroad.
uy w. the American Newspaper Agent, is author
the cities Of Boston, New York
Philadelphia, and duly empowered 10 take
subscriptions al the rates a. His receipts viii be
regarded rs payments His Offices aBoson, Congress street;
New York; Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest Of
Third h Chestnut streets.
p| isRAEL e. jake No l62 street. Phiadel
pha, general travelling AGENT assisted by Mcssn. VIZ.
WILD, JsHH COLLINS, JAhxs DKERKe, A. XIX WKLlihaToH
A. EVANS JOHN T. JuDxEs p. Loohx, Jos BuTToR GEokoE
| p. BUTTON and THOMAS d. MICK.
Uy Mr. G. w. JAMES, of Cincinnati, Ohio, general travel
ling agent for the Saes assisted by Jons T. DssT WA
RAMSAY, Dr. WApswoRTH, X GRAVES, A. Il. LAWS, JAMES
DR. LOTT THOMAS and
Each Of the above persons has certificate Of
Mayor Cincinnati with seal Of the city describing Their
there will be risk in sen, and we hope all whom
they may call will make II convenient settle with them
O1 r. d. JOHNSON, of Galveston, IL authorized TO
subscribers, &C.. for The Union in Texas
00-Receipts from either q me above will be good
uMr HEsaI NJ LEwIs, Montgomery, Alabama gen.
travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee,
| sisted by sons Jumes o. and Samuel d. Lewis.
or GosLps, Richmond, Virginia. general agent
Virginia. assisted by travelling agents A. b. PuLLsR and JAMES
| TaonAs.
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The Mass Meeting OF ths Democracy Washington.
Our readers will find in columns to-day the pro.
ceedngs OF thus meeting, which held on the evening
Of the 2sIh b. b. French, esq. who is well known as
able democrat. acted president OF the meeting; but
having stated that his private engagements would not
authorize his attendance often might be found use
full and prorer at the future meetings OF the Jack son
Democratic Association, the meeting proceeded 10 the
election OF president OF that Association. which resulted
ia the choice OF MIR. Hoover-a gentleman whose inte
gence, activity. and zeal in the democratic cause have
been long and favorably known in the District Mr.
French delivered speech retiring from the post OF
president, and Mr. Hoover accepting it. both OF which
were received with much enthusiasm Mr.. Key was
among the speakers, and said TO have acquitted him.
self in very satisfactory manner.
We tender our thanks 10 the meeting for the compli-
menary tern, in which they were pleased to express
their appreciation oil the pursued by the Washing
ton Union. II shall be endeavor TO pursue steadily
the great interests of the democratic party and TO CO.
operate in all tina, proper TO enable the people Of our
spread coniedecy TO understand the principles and
policy Of this party.
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An attempt made to put np Charles Wallaoh 10,
president but with his accustomed modesy he declined
30 did General McCalla and General Armstrong but not
until they found, in two ballots that neither OF them could
compete with Jonah d. Hoover, who elected the
third ballot
Inc above remark appears in the columns Of the
h,an Telegraph. in It's account of the proceedings at
Inc democratic meeting which took place on Tuesday
evening IN this city II is proper TO state that General
Armstrong is not member Of the Association nnder the
authority Of which the election referred TO was made,
nor was any one authorized TO put his name IN nom-
nation for the presidency Of The Association.
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Flom the Florence (Ala) Gazette, Oct Ia.
The Speaker for Congress.

flom the Florence (Aa) Gazette, oct 10.
The Speaker for Congress.
Several names have been suggested as suitable per.
be elected Speaker of the Congress OF the
United States. We know OF no individual more worthy
competent to fill that high and responsible office
than the talented member elect from this State, General
George :. Houston. We therefore beg leave TO recon
mend his name in coDnexion with the Speakershp Gen
Houston has talents peculiarly fitted for the Office We
oil the Oldest members in Congress, and famil-
lar with parliamentary rules and usages. lie was
highly recommended for the office of Speaker four years
ago by the public press IN various parts OF the Union
While q member OF Congress, General Houston was
almost invariably called upon to I'LL the Speakers
chair when the presiding officer temporarily
absent, and he uniformly discharged the duties
OF that high Office with honor TO himself and
constituents. But few members Of Congress understand
its rules better, or would make more useful and
efficient officer Besides, General Houston is deserving
OF the office account Of his long and laborious
vices in the cause OF democracy He of Pres
den, Folks confidential friends and efficient supporters
Indeed, he was one OF the champions OF his adHnisra
ton-,hc most eventful and llusrous since the forma
ton OF our government General Houston is an old
PANEL Jackson democrat and is therefore, for the Union
and the Compromise He occupies precisely the same
position which the Hon. Howell Cobb late Speaker OF the
House, has always occupied Gen. Houston deserves
much credit for the patriotic manner in which he rescued
his district from the hands OF the agiiaors Domestic at
ilcions had driven him TO the shades of private life
but II became evident the OF the late elections
this State, that he was the only who could defeat
the secessonlss, who were rejoicing at the inyncb,
Of their candidate. General Houston preferred the Sc
cuson OF private life but he periodically responded
the call OF his countrymen, and, by his immense popu
larity and his powers public speaker, YANG ushed
his disunion competitor and achieved glorious victory
Tor himself and the friends OF the Union In selecting
presiding officer. hope the session of Congress
will not wholly disregard the claims OF such man az
we have mentioned-one every way tit for the Office for
which he has been suggested.
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Tho Speaker Of ths next Hou.s OF Representative.
In addition to the conspicuous previously men
toned in columns in connexion with the very import
ant selection which the next House of Representatives
must make Of presiding officer we hare observed that
Mr. Richardson, Of Illinois, and Mr. Burt of South Carroll
iavorably spoken OF possessing in an eminent
degree the qualities necessary the discharge Of the deli
cate and responsible duties Of such trust Alabama also
thinks Of candidate. General George s. Houston, who,
though not in the last Congress- has been previously a
very prominent member has been called from retirement,
by the recent agi'aons OF the South and represents
part Of that old Jackson democracy which has never
failed 10 be heard with effect when the country was in
danger. As he was not member of the last Congress
we give place cheeuy, in another part Of our columns,
to the views taken Of his character and by
the Florence Gazete,one Of the stsunchest democratic
sheets Of the State of Alabama