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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-30
The New York and Liverpool United States Mai
asgtF a Steamers. gr ts44sH fa

sa.Gf sg Steamers gr ts4s-H. ssf,4.
stlEAt5 The ships comprising this line are the
1M ATLANTIC, Capt. West.
n, nAtN PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce.
~ ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships, having been built by contract expressly
for service care has been taken In their
construction also in their engines to insure strength
aud speed and their accommodations for passengers
unequAled for elegance or comfort
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool, $780,
elusive Of extra size state $685. from Liverpool
to New York, f36.
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
- The of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver bullion specie jewely precious stones,
metals, unless bills of adng signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed
For freight and passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall st., N. Y, or to
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
H. g. ROBERTS CO., IA, Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, Jr., Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris
mar AID tr t1. tag-s'I t.s......
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Wilmington, Clinton CO., Ohio; or

Also, inventors and manufacturers of Waer1pro
Blacktng for Ocoth, that will reduce the cost fifty p
cent, and will soon be In market. mar "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14

CoSvENrIoNs-The 9TH National Industrial
Congress, composed Of an Indefinite number OF
delegates from the Reformers of the different
States, commences its sessions at Albany June T.
and sits according to its Constitution seven days
, OF more. The National Reiormers and Working
ssns Associations throughout the Union will be
represented by delegates.
The nth Annual Meeting Of the American
Anti Slavery Society is cslledto meet at Syracuse
Nay. The anniversaries Of this Society have
Usually been held in York City.
"A portion Of the Opposition State Central
Committee met on Thursday and called State
Convention to nominate State officers, to be held
At Syracuse Sept. 10.
Several Christian Anti-Slsvery Conventions
are cslled-one to meet at New Castle, Pa, April
~, TO be of local character and another Ma
tonal is called to meet at Cincinnati, commencing
o. tie ith of April and extending to tho l7tb.
A similar Convention is called to meet at
Chicago July 3. The North ern religious bodies
Ees,ll taking the usual action against Slavery
Specimens of which we have frequently given our
ssaders
"A Common School State Convention has been
called in Georgia, to meet at Marietta July 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14

TEE LATE Hon. J. G. CALHOUS.-The precise
u,poss .ws Of The Mr. Calhoun regarding South aud is
q he on svo uncertainty No
scub.d hat favor Of breaking that sacres ard 10
v.b. States without NhEh single SAe
ar ny association Of exclusive OF The rest, could no
% political existence but hs manner 81 secss
% propossd has hereiof been somewhat OF mystery
an Doubt on a cleared BY letter lately pub
LhsS u hs Ctaritgz Courier addressed BY GsnefA yAs Ram
ron on The Hou Wn Pope bufon Beaufort bstrNt
suh Carolina Vpurg the easC ~ Which svsntso ms
~ v Mr. Calhoun, according 70 the sp'oAheet OF me
that place The Of The apology H. that us cou
49, bsvs pronouued dsssatn TIE prncpss and opno.s OF
go Csf5laSs without 1rg truth "hh
not have suppressed such occasion, without moral
,,ss.oo 10 the memory ul bis frend -.
"T,f ,.sr.d 10 IT, that Up the period Of NJ Cahoaas
- r.v,r ths seParas sad sossd tcto1 OF
800 lr. ever or g-ncy vehement sni pressing, 10 ms
=. ,b. stnf,son Cshlorna he looAsd aiooe . As
= cncntse tciiou of Vagina ans msorty Of the cot
-. Ne revsr instant chez shed ne dsa OF oeToaS
80 Cs,a 10 d.soarou, people % shushtsi tN oiher
So - "a. nth might jragoouoc INTO or support MS moe
M frpc.S on aifeasy and pachc unioA q" me south of
y...cp ~ Tbs South With thai saugane temperament
s.s 10 bis noble uatursvhch belongs 10 every constfu
- chsstsd thus hope 70 ths.'t ms etunot us
-. bsyou9 the great mora ssson "ho lns oo ihptsss
L palmetto bod, f,r't FOR the in'i leuol o. ar
~ru,onr paYafi That thsse "es tls ~ sls
,,s,.tr nv possesol the mosi ftsi- 'esn'ay'
- - a. ft.rg tms shall b. msd' puene' u 80 . NJ
~. The testimony a nau y h 'ers'' - VI
thls ~ - sg. ~ch places beyond iar,hef HsSPts
bsr.or nd ". DOUBT 81 od sad s'e - -, - e,S =,
1a -,h castoA Oble Was nos sss A'A oOA "
! - eoVHt1 ana y" "' - (PAaaasPaAs n AAsr'oaR
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SHORT DREssEs.-Mrs. BLOoNER, editor OF the
Layhss adopted the short dress and trowsers,
and says in her paper of this month, that many OF
the women in that place, Seneca Falls oppose
the change; others laugh others still are IN ia
vor and many have already adopted the dress
She closes the article upon the subject as follows
..Tho.s who think we look "oHeer" would do well 10
look bach few years TO The time when they wore ten or
fifteen pounds Of pecosI and buse around me BODY sad
balloons on their arms and then imsgne which cur me
Ceeycs squire they or We care not for me owRs OF
over fascious gentlemen We have those OF better tSs
and est questionable morals TO sustain u.s. II men lnlnA
they would be comfortable in long heavy skirts lei mem
put them on-we have objection We are more com
portable with them, and 90 have left them Cd we 40
TO cay This dress and no other but we hl
wear Il for common dress; and We hope II may become
so fashionable that may wear n a. all umes, and In all
places without being thought singular. We have already
become 90 attached 1t that we dislike changing to long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
Arrival Of the EI Dorado.

The steamship FL Dorado, Capt Wright arrived
early on Saturday morning from Chagres, whence
she sailed on the I'd inst. She made Jamaica in
AZ hours, but as it was evening, did not get
pilot until the morning Of the 5th She sailed for
this port on the 9th, and has made the run in sir
days She brings 200 passengers, whose names
will be found in another place, but no gold dust
on freight. We have received files Of the Kings
ton Morning Journal, to the 9Th inst By the FL
Dorado There is no news.
The steamship MericO started for New o rlesns
the day before the Ell Dorado left Chagres.
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BALTIMORE.
African COIOniZation-The Steamer Brother
Jonathan neutrality-suspicious. of the
Ohio RaiIroad-Arrest of n NEWCOMER
FIremen's Visit-nIurder.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
BALTIMORE, Friday, April LIP M.
Arrangements are making to send out large
number Of emigrants to Liberia on the lSt OF
May, in the regular packet. About $50 colored
persons from the valley Of Virginia are expected
70 embark together and found new town on the
Coast Several meetings Of cOored persons have
recently been held the Southern section OF the city to
gel up an association to emigrate together, and large
number OF families have sgnfed their intention Of going
Among The number several who possess considerable
properly If movement Ike this be made, there VIII 40
doubt be very large emigration from baumore ana 'uo
Quite difficulty has occurred here between Mr. 3.
Mills OF New The principal owner OF me steamer
/ Brother jonathan and the passengers Inc long oeD
consequent upon e extensive Ispa %ne1 yer bs 1ese
portion OF The passengers who requested that their pass
@sE I s chaSsS Th wa. Declined and
meeting OF the passengers being held me owners ana
sgept We're denounced ia measured terms. number
Of HE passengers left her. selling their tickets
as ow ss FIVE dollars rather than remain and be detained
The effort made purchase the Brother Jonathan aud Der
mate now building NewYork, for q regular line be-
tween his port Havana and Chsgres will not succeed
Our merchants will not embark Ia the enterprise
Mr. Lauobe, the Chief Engineer OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, In communication to the City Councils,
eyes The road viii be opened Wheeling by The first Of
January, 1858, The advantages that will accrue from the
completion Of this work will astonish even Bsumoresns,
with ali their sanguine sniic ps'ions
cOlored man named Philip King was arrested yester-
C6y unOtT al Oh h4hFyIdnu VIC CHa Nous
citizen Of New York and coming into Maryland to settle
This law prohibits any free negro from COPING sto tae
and remaining than thirty days under the PEN
ally Of heavy fine In default OF the payment OF which be
can be sold TO the King gave security 10 an
aver at our Criminal Court tomorrow.
The United Fire Company who purpose visiting New
York the first Of June, will take their magnificent u
cine and about sixty with them II 10 one OF the
fighting" companies OF Baltimore aud have given the
Police and Courts any amount Of trouble Those VINO 60
with them picked men however and VIII no dOuot DO
a credilable specimen OF our hTemen.
small son of Mr. Jacob Rumpf started home from
school last evening and found this afternoon IN =
slaughter house on Loudelsagers Hill, with his skull
mashed in The greatest commodon aud excitement pre-
walls in vicinity, and small boy has been arrested,
charged with committing the act. The murdered boy 10
onIv five wears cd IAGO
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Upper AMONG THE CHERoxErs-We perceive
y the Cherokee AdrOcate, published at Tahleouab.
Ss Capital Of the Cherokee Nation, that At tba
nqaeit Of Mr.. Robert Dodge Of this City, the
sesd Of the great Topper, the Hymn for All
.'s'Oo'' written by that poet and philosopher
'e sung in grand concert at the Worlds Fsir,
- Oeen translated into Cherokee. Mr. Dodge,
- ~e Editor Of the AdrOcate, intends sending
sssslstiOn to the w orld's Fair.
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Weather Items

SATURDAY, April l4-9 A. Nj.
srsA clear 'snOs ana "ad northwest 'hef' A. BAR
81, usf ~. "a,
morning clear and cool wind northeast ther 81
acknowledgement morlns. ces' cool and pleasant Their ~
SO noIA.
sIslCv"-Lo,elv clear morning wind southwest 'h,t 30
Vtca-k splendid morning "a, uncioudei "inl n9't' -,
Alu-cou4y ancI coo 0et plsesaat bar 20 ooo nsr TO-
uS.1
n,I-A ssau, clear morning co, qate cold 81 Their stood
ass 80 wind nor'h~est
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rIarkets NEw.ORLEANs, April 8.

COrTON is dull-the sales for the last three days
being only 1000 bales al prices from 4th TO decline
stdcf middliug We quote 81 iC3 EREIGHTs are dull
STERLING EXCHANGE 10 a. 10 prem. no,
CoTroN il unsettled LARD is advancing, prime
bGreled beiug quoted st SlGsi keg, siG9c; PORK -
6uer Mess Inspected selling ASIA BACON Is acuve al
sS for aides Choice MOI ASS has advanced 10 52635c
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Friday, April III.
Information has been received at tue Depart
,rt OF STATE from our Consul Lima OF the death o. I'd
vsd sorer (lsGe Purser in U. 8. Navy and wife, Oh
Nud the British steamer Victoria, While on 'he passage
rom Pansmsto CsllsO. ,,.oI, II.
The viii next Monday announce his
tss,on on the proposals for mail contracts In virginia
North Carolina Georgia ard Florida There are aumOet
ncoptractOrs In attendance. ,
The Mexican Board Of Commissioners viii be promul-
LODI
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MIcaIoAs ElEerlos-weh have received some

MICHIGAN ELEcrloS-We have received some
tCther retarns Of the Judicial election.
John g. Goodrich Wing Is elected Circuit
!adge Of the Seventh District, Counties Of La
peer. Genesee, Saginaw, Sbiawassee, Livingston
IOscola and Midland Andrew Parsons (OPP.l
selected Regent Of the University in the same
District.
In the With District Kent, Barry, Ottawa
lonia' Clinton and Nontcalml George Martin,
WhiS' is elected Circuit Judge.
The result In the third Circui. in the election
o. Reform Democrat" Judge Is T. Doug.
asa shows that c~ai'm is defunct ia its strong.
SOld. TX Chancellor ElOn unswortb is elected
Regent Of the University. The Judges and Re.
gents Just elected serve for years.
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Cersus Returss Of New-nexico.
Can't. Q. b. Merritt. the MarsbaI Of Voc BE

srtrasce Of Gen Ksany the Territory o. Ne" neteo,
,ons twenty nanutctnrn g-,tso-h nent OF var ons 49,
,rted sro AZ nov successful operation 10 n'
ori uc1tis. nauhsl Msrt ascefia1ed th ~ 'I~PN $3.50
r.t fatal a.~ases tie county are ever $50 ,
s,ofb.r TEN Of irporsnoe-thsugh OF some
-r,ouss uDen'ionec The returns In no Aus SoHI3 81
-eg.ered The name, father sui mother "tl
f of,~en, four children AL o. whom we're hns 70 .l' $40
me and all of whom apparently w@re 10 me enc HA'
leafh Inc le'lVi aN' '"''-' st LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
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IA This invaluable remedy for all disease. OF the TnrS
and Lungs has attained celebrity rom its remHhsoo
cures never equaed by any other medicine before Otnof
preparaions have shown themselves paaives and some
times effected notable but has ever so uy Wvn
the confidence Of every community where u knoNu
Amer years OF trial In every climate the results nave not
putsoy shown It to possess mastery over ms dsn
which could not f 10 attract mo eenao"
OIL hs.Ao the pobiic Al large.
Bee the not Of obscure tndyiduas aud hoa
distant places hut OF men who known and respected
throughout the country. 49,.
New-YOrk ely, says
at gives me pleasure to certify the value and efficacy OF
Ayers Cherry PectorA, which l consider peculiarly
adapted to cure diseases Of the throat and lungs"
Or Perkins, the venerable President OF the Vermont
Medical College OF the eminenty learned physicians
OF this country writes The Cherry Pectsra 10 extensively
this section where has sho unmsIakable ovi.
dence Of its happy effects upon pulmonary diseases
Rev John ID Cochrane, distinguished Clergyman OF
the English Church. writes 10 the proprietor from Monrez.
be has been cured OF asthmac Affection ~
Cherry Pectors" His letter full length may be- found In
our Circular be had OF the Agent, and 10 worth the alien
don Of ashmsdc patients
Where the Cherry PecgOrA has been used, no douN
remains OF s virtues and ability 10 cure diseases OF mo
PTsnared and told by JAMES G. AVER
Practical Chemist, Lowell, MasA
and by all Druggists eVeryWhere. MA lmhWb"
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INSURANCE.

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
Il COMPANY,
or THE CITY or HEw-YoRK
ORce, Corner Of Greenwich and Fulton sc.
Ocean Bank Building.
CASH CAPITAL, S200,O00.
Insurance against Loss or Damage by fire
DIRECTORS.
Aaron Clark O. W Burnham,
Crowel Adams, Ward A. WORK,
Levi ApgNj Samuel D. boWmsn
Nathaniel Weed. WIN II. DietE,
David MsHe, William Hustaco,
Valentine Kirby, Robert Hoe,
MA Hoppock Joseph N. Brown,
q II Van Auken, Robert P. Getty,
CIV g. Ostrander EbeneZer Beedlesson
.. Randolph Martin, Harrison Jones'
lily Hoppock, ,o,c, ,,,..,
MKoRez w gIVAeg Becratary 2li 6u
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A. ] MONIGOhEN1, Con m
s4uq JULIUS HITCHCOCK

sSUPREME COURr-Cy and County Of New Yors .-Hannah
- L. Allen against Jesse Aen-TO JESSE ALLEN: lou are
hereby nonei required % answer he compliant n hs
ar.on Which the once Of ths Clerk OF thu City and
County York At the City Hall Of the C Of N- fot On
SIT March 1851 aEd 90 COPY Of your sn"er 70
IT, sad compliant a. his Office, No Wal street
n the Cts Of New York twenty DAYS ssr the ssce Of hn
Summons On you tho day Of such ser cs ard you
m % answer tie .ad compliant with ihe TINE Aforesaid ,hs
plaintiff VII apply The Court Tor the rele demanded
In the complaint-Dttsd March 8, 1881. -
X c. TOwSER, Plaintiffs Attorney,
avail
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Ia,, FRAN Havana by the Isabel.

JHARLEsTUN, FTIudyl ApIII II
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana
bu brings no news Of importance The city remained per-
kclly healthy Sugar wSS hfm and In active demsna a.
I'M rrices Low We lows had advanced BIC; Cohee OF tue
fnt quality was quoted 8idsc Mddling 7ic. Exchange
was :! Ga The brig LuWanne and schooner P0cahonIas
had arrived from New Ork, and the Isabella Reed uad
ialied fOt NeR.YO
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ATLANTIC STEAMERS.

Mr. EdHOr-ln your paper OF F riday morning yos
ssy The CunSd steamer Africa arrived here al O'CLOCK
YESTERDAY morning. after passage OF eleven days and ten
hour." This would make It appear that the Africa nad
made the shortest western passage this year It's not
The American steamer Balhc In February made the pas
SAGE no eleven days and twenty one hours which exactly
he sAnne time the Africa this voyage AMERICAN.
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The steamers Me1icO and PamporO at New

NEw-ORLEANs, Friday, April H.
Tho staamship Mexico has arrived here from
bsrres bnl bripss no later California The seam'
AIN Psmpero from Chagres also arrived on the 9th inst
with lee passengers.
The Mississippi has fallen ak inches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
FLAX CorToY IN GREAT BRITAIN.-The Lon
don correspondent OF The CoHmeal AereT'seT says o.
don correfpoI
FLAX Cotton .

Flax Cotton:
Tie ue Of fax cotton manufactured according 20 the process
Clsv.sr Csusen Is now progress an e1tens sae a.
gd ord Yorkshire A. Cork Ireland large mil oVns''
boss nces having contracts Ths prncpeo 10
venoo by fsH adapted for spnnn upon cotton WOO a..
destruction Of the cy nirca
OF lie fbre by the expansive Of cMbonc acid gas Is hfs
matter peculiar 70
H. rlsn This boiling for three hours 10 -aisr
cr,ppe one half OF common soda after Which dPP'd
ste s,hty lciouatsd With suphuuc acid The hax thea
roughly saturated solution Of carbonate OF soda aod beng
bseolety sout0 Of diluted suphunc acf lib
. Of place the tubes Of which the plant
coup split when the material instantly losing rs rg otyi
becomes ht expansive OF Cottony texture, Increasing
sze saveng dough expanding sponge Lastly iot The
purpos. being bsacted plunged INTO hypochonte OF mss
wien instantly whte. general opinion
vs that will cad to rapid and extraordinary results
Of the cotton beng prepared for the Manchester
III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
DAMS WORM KILLER-Moro
RAINs WORM KILLER

- children annually die from worms than from all Other
causes combined These little CITIZEN" be saved and
made healthy.
BAINs WORM KILLER
removes the and makes the little patient perfectly
well. II fails II hills OF Supplies the worms sad
drives from the system without the least injury ana
always does good II Is the only lnfslisle Worm Remedy
ever made Itis pleasant syrup that all children WI
gladly take and ash for IL contains mercury. IL
IL the cheapest and best worm destroyer In the world
The bottles are large, ard sell 81 only Is cents
Read the symptoms OF the Pain In the ionts and
limbs offensive breath picking al the nose grinding VI
the teeth during sleep; and al times paeness about INC
lips with flushed cheeks bleeding al the nose, gnawnS
sensation In the stomach flashes OF heat over the surface
81 the body slight chs shverngs, headache drown-
ness vertigo iorpor disturbed dreams, sudden starting In
sleep with flight and aiming sometimes troublesome
evershness thirst pad hue hts bad taste In 700
uouIh difficult breathing pain 10 the stomach OF bowels,
fatigue nausea sQueAmshness roracous appetite, lean
ness boaed stomach limbs gripngs, shooting pains IN
various parts OF the body sense OF something nsng IN
the throat itching OF the toward night frequent 10
sire to pass something from the bowels, and sometimes
discharges OF slime and mucus
All those miserable feelings are bsnished by Bsins
Worm Killer Trust no other medicine or The chtlds iS
NAV be lost Sold at IO4 Nassau-st cor OF Ann, by
FOUsEY, sole general agent for the proprietor.
az I'm MTk&sh'
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CORRECTIoN-PREsIDEET SPARKS HEALTH
hsppy the public that the Attenuation bad re-
ceved this subject and pusd Wsdesdys Traveller vas en-
President Sparks fast recovering from the local
he atsy received Which had Only temp ar effect on his gen
health will reasonably hopsd not dstan MN much
1Iger frsm the public discharge Of the duties Of bis oes
Boston Traveller, Friday.
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and by all Druggists everywhere. MIA lmAws.


r. N OONI LAIN - duHulSos
n LDyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease Of
the Kidneys and all diseases arising from Disordered
Liver stomach such az constipation inward piles ts-
or blood tho head acidy Of the stomach nausea
heartburn disgust for food ness or weight Ia tho stom
ach sour erucsoDs sinking or a1terng at tho W OF ne
stomach, swimming OF the head, hurried aud dlihcat
breathing Tutoring al the heart and choking or suocaE
ing sensations when In lying posture, dimness OF ysi9n
dota webs before tho sight, lever and du pain IN mo
head deficiency OF perspTson, yelowness OF tho sam
and eyes pain In the side back chest limbs NC, sudden
Pushes OF heat burning in h Ae.h matnaons
cured 8V DrHOOFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERS prepared by Dr. c NJ Jackson, at the German
Their power over the above diseases not exceIled u
equslSd, by any other preparation 10 Ihe Sned 49,
the cures sttes and In many cases after sku physicians
Tbs.e Bt,ers are worthy the attention ofnvAds Pos
sasspo great virtues IN the ecfcaOn OF diseases OF bs
vsp esser glands exercising the searching
er, IN weakness and affections Of digestive organs they
1' READ AND BE CONVINCED
Judge NJ NJ Noah said In his Weekly Messenger jan
~ Hoosanrt Ger-an BRser' Here Pr.ptr.non .hch
the leading presses IN he Cnon appear 70 % 'as., sa
rui.hsS By Of N. most csser.-d physasoi moIn -
Zoe ~. W 70 tS Ess Of Prussia aad Of the s.tssi
nsdesl Tr.r, Germany produced He vas snPhac.5
tbs enemy hunbug aud ers'os ned Gag o. -his 20 w.
inventor snd may BE- eon6denty relied on hs Psv
So n Ic '5 .i ss Ss a.. So. Ph
TIA esps empress convosof - srosene. sad .s.srsl
I'd. hes mstanoss s-l warranted not only etng as
o. fs,ds 10 nc p.ssa popis~ y, Il,
MORE syInEseE, h.., s.rnv neus-
The PhL1dDht1 Saturday Gdseffe, eDes fsilJ no"%
paper published IN The United States. The editor says
seldom .hAt recommend What tsrnsd Patent nsd-
P n: Ssa4s.ss' Do 3D. s.
~, az. o..a about loi Sf.f p.rO lotssstsa
done - guilty fscs mscas bat o. eo 10 oas
bhsd glvsr.s Prr'd add Which h. met 1' A'a' approx"
YSey can Be administered to FEMALES or INFANTS with
ssfety and reliable benefit al any time
' BEWRE coUErERPsITl -
The genuine have ihe written signature OF z. "a 49,
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MEDICAL.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF DALLEY'S
u GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR-gno aaheOreuealy,
butt practically ulu,uaed.

wv FIatNChIy IIuII hAd.
From NoAh's Sunday Iin e.. OF Feo. , 1854.
NOT PuFF A few Gays sgo the clothes OF the hsns
daughter OF one Of he propeors OF s psper accidentally
IooE fire. and s grandmother Ia her eudesvors sxua
guish the flames unfortunate enough 10 burn one Of her
hsrds 70 blister She suffering great agony and mo
only remedy Immediately available being Daeys Pain Ex
uscior that freely spphed Incredible il may seen,
the morning the Effects OF The burn had entirely dsap-
pesrec and the hand sound As occur
red under our own personal notice cannot reiaa from
adysng every family 70 have supply ofR within reach 10
Of accident The depot for It's sale a. the Of
Broadway and LispenaresL
For the Genuine article In the Enveop and enlarged
Boxes, applyto DALEY,
as Broadway corner Llspenard-a.
To be had, also, Of 3. & Sands. HAysnd, Reese Il
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