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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
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Rece,,sd at The Tysbxne 0e for the Week ending Jas TO-
Characteriscs Of the Age Discourse delivered 10 The
first Presbyterian Church, Troy. BY Nathan D. ..
Beman, d d. Troy: Young Hart
Christianity and Civfl Government Discourse BY Rev.
William Adams DID. Charles scribuer.
The Decline OF Popery and its Causes BY Rev n MAJ
raw, ID ID. svo PIP. So Harper Brothers. 49, -
Henry smeaton. BY @. P. 4. James. svo. PIP. iN Hs.
per Brothers. AIN o. sN.
The Queens OF Scotland. Vol |. By Agnes suieklasd
I2mo. DID. S74 Harper Brothers.
Kate o Donoghue. BY Charles Lever Phuadelphisi T.
The Duchess Novel Philadelphia. A. Hart
scmitz & Zumpts Classical Series Livy.
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS
Bibliotheea saeYa Conducted by b. B. Edwards and o.
Al Park Jan Andover: Warren y. Draper.
Holden's Magazine Feb. Fowler Dietz.
The Republic. Thomas r. Whiting, Editor. Fen. |"
Nsssau.sL - -
History Of All Nations. BY 8. O. Goodrich. Nos. ~
% Boston: wilkins, Carter 4 Co.
The Daguerrean journal. Jan. 8. ID. Humphrey.
The Photographic Art Journal. Jan. w. b. smith
Annual Report OF the New York Bible Society.
Talis's Dramatic Magazine. Dec j. Tails Co.
The History Of Ireland. By Thomas Wright Nos @-n
Talls Co
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-
Washington, Wednesday, Jan. ls5l.-Nos. Is.
Chas Barnard ct. al. vs. Joseph Adams ct al.
In error to the Circuit Court United States for
New York. Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opin'
ion of this Court affirming the judgment Of tbs
said Circuit Court in this cause with costs and
damages at the rate OF six per eentum per an
mum. No. &c. The town Of East Hartford ~.
Hartford Bridge Company. In error to the 5u.
preme Court of Connecticut Mr.. Justice Wood
bury delivered the opinion of this Court, affirming
the decree of the said Supreme Court In this
cause with costs. No. 1856. The town OF East
Hartford u.s. Hartford Bridge Company Ia error
TO the Supreme Court Of Connecticut. Mr. JUS
tice Woodbury. delivered the opinion OF this
Court affirming the judgment Of said Supreme
Court In this cause with costs, and damages at the
rate of six per centum per annum. NO. ~. j.
b. Gilmer Us. q. Poindexter. In error 70 the Or
cult Court United States for Louisiana. Mr. Jus
tice Daniel delivered the opinion Of this Court,
reversing the judgment Of the said Circuit with
costs. and remandibg this cause for further pro-
ceedings in conformity to the opinion OF this
Court No. 237. H. Maxwell, plaintiff In error.
cs. w. Griswold et al. This cause was argued
bv Mr.. Attorney General Crttenden for the plain
tiff In error and by Mr.. Mccullough tor the de-
PENDANTS in error No 22e. Phi. Greedy, plaintiff
in error. rs. VIM. Thompson ct. al. The argument
of this cause was concluded By Mr. Attorney
General Crittenden for the plaintiff in error. Ad-
iourned until to morrow IL AN.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10, 1s5l.-B. X. Curtis, Egg.
of Mass; c. L. Durham, Esq of Ind, and = u.
Clarkson, Esq. of Penn, were admitted Attorneys
and Councillors Of this Court. No. "a. j. A. WI,
lalobos, ct al. Us. The United ststesIo91 apPwsn
from the Superior Court for East fIonaa mr.
Justice Catron delivered the opinion oil tnis Oours,
affirming the decree Of the said Superior G JoSs n
Rsrne,t 81 AIN error to the District Court OF
the United States for Texas. Mr.. Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion Of this Court aiiitmins sns
judgment Of the said Superior Court In this cause
No s.. The United States, appellant, %; J; o.
Dsuterive ct al-Tbis cause was argued by M ~
Attorney General Crittenden for the sppenSWS,. W.
M. 50. NJ. II. Robinson ct a., appellants ="
! Minor ct al.-The argument OF this cause
commenced By MI sa c.mp SSs 20 r ss appel
continue cocclnded bv Mr.. Ballard for the appel.
s sSs No, 60, The United States, plaintiff !.
error T. Morgan e sn crs SsasS for
,bs nIsintitf 10 error. Adjourned until tomorrow,
IL o'clock, A. nj.
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Uavre Market. ,DEcEMBgR 8

BEEswAx-No alteration since our last report.
CoFFEE-The inquiry has been somewhat more animated
since our last circular principally for stock Afost The
sales have been 30 bsgs Java ex Benjamin sanier at
llgP 50 kil duty paid o0O bags 81 Domingo 70 Mrye
morrow OF these last transactions, 200 bags expected by
Barachos obtained 59f and 200 bags from the Cape 6Of
wa notice beside "a bags Rio wash. at Kill bond
LARD-Ths article remains completely neglected and
we have sales 10 sgnaze and prices are nominal sIoo
A. 50 kil. duty. - an
QUERcITRoN BARKWe have TO report the sales OF 200
bags Baltimore Bark l6f y 50 Kill duty paid Pmadel'
ohis remains nominal at If 10 Is v so hi duty paid
RIcE-COntnues dull and neglected prices nominal al
2 TO 70 for Carolina and l2ftO Is for East India No sales
have taken place. -,
sUGAR-This article has remained complete stand and
we have no transactions report Our stock OF French
West ndias reduced 500 hhds the price for bonnie mo
being at 6 per 50 Kill duty paid In foreign Sugar prices
vary from 2sf25 $3.50 for Cuba and Puerto Rico In bond
TAILOw-Our market 10 yet the decline the sales be-
ing only 50 casks Russian f2 and IS casks New York
Al scr per so k duty paid. Nothing doing IN Buenos
Ayres " hich remains rather more supported. .
SIS bbls Resin from New.York per William Tell, sold on
landing al SC per kil, duty paid
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-. . e.vv more sales have taken place Ia
ssa eastern Bacon chiefly a. SCs business 9oing
liars ~ about former prices In new beei ntle Ia
u SsS ore the transactions being pnciPs o. s,snss
chsfse'e.d sma1 lei OF Philadelphia brand IN Iaus
81 ~ "a ~ fierce nothing OF importance oonI o.
old OF PCri the 0Py Sss a. light advance for
1scT rates snd few salss new Eastern a. ''' "
has been good business eoiug generally "a AZ
Lar securities during the past week Iho sNO''N
Dressn, ruling as under v.a.a,.,,s Dividends
ussper Cent Bds.......Is5S Jan. and July g
per Gents ..........l5oS E. IO8i 1919
per Cents stoci SO r eSt i 90,
Boston City Sper Gu Bonds Ssb sud Aug. "a IS
rsnn per Cents 81 scs 1863 April and Oc. 100 20,
Msryisno per Cts g. Bds 49,. az s SU ISS t06 lO7
-Csneoh PEI Neh There has been an improved
osmsnd Tor Reef and appears the1 me @
q the arrival Of me new eS'1 has warranted The stock
~ ~, IN etcess Of last year but the dealers gehe,ay
are bare The stock Of PORK compared WIN s dmuni
ne re boweve about 1900 barrels (which went
ani of ss, hands last week. additional on The msrk Ing
% ~ "a have been taken fer Ireland, al advance OF Is
81 per barrel. There IL DO old Bacon eN ia
snds and very little with the Dealers new meets pretty
free ssle Al he quotations Hams are much reduced Ia
stock but what rename are OF INDIFFERENT qIay 49,
are sluggish without Improvement IN Price; Ine % h
beep made but the demand not extensive ror gooa
sne Cheese there fair demand, at steady rates Da ne
nor 70 ordinary very slowly and only al low prices
Canadian Butter s to owing to the mild weaher
Grease Butter would sell st M to 25 70 hold over Tao"
kss been slow sale this week. .s.a.
IRIsH-The Butter market CONTINUES very sly
have NOT given way much but the dealers sct VIII
And only purchase 10 meet their necessious
Quotations are nearly Is 70 1es Wexford
ford as 10 7ss; 0srhck and Kilkenny 70 10 '9si
IS 10 ma Bsnbridge and Baymoney % TO 76s sligo u
10 74s and Picked Cork seconds og 70 los per c
ed Imported from Ireland from the zSs 70 me zeh u
beth ,peIusve-64s3 rkins 57 kegs GIT crooks 40 box
e. 1876 bbls Butter 100 bales Bacon hid 4uerces HAMS
and 101 kegs Lard
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FUoIrIE SLAyEs.-The Cincinnati Ga=ette
states that some FIVE or six years ago, Mr.. Joshua
Zimmerman of Boone County, Ky. brought his
favorite servant, boy named Billy, with bis
family, seven or eight in number, to Ohio, where
he settled them on farm which he purchased ex-
pressy for their benefit. A few days ago, during
the holidays several ofhis servants, IN number
and among them some of the remainder OF BUY
family, petitioned for leave to make vlsit % M
Ohio branch OF the family, which was granso The
river. and the farm horses and wagon. men
they arrived at the end Of their journey they wrote
to their master that the atmosphere Of ONO wa wm
more congeAia to their tastes than sne corr nelas
Of Kentucky, and that if be would send tor the
team it would be forthcoming Out soeV fesPec"
ally declined rstgrsi1g 20 aiSasSVlcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
Iiverpso, Cotton Market.

WEEK ENDING Dec. &c The extensive demand noticed
last week has the present. particular
u from specBaiors but holders have met their require
raber freely, only slight Improvement mas TAKEN
place. -or.,-- On
West lnoies and 4Se surat Exporters $50 American and
$50 Burat
The sales Of the week 1880 bales, among which are
go bales Sea Island ORD 10 hne 4d24d stained ord TO
fine Ga I'D; $3.50 Upland ord 10 fine 6308 $500 Mobile ord
TO good 81 98I Alabama and Tennessee ord TO fair 81
u 800 New Orleans ord TO fine ta9d. Imports 49, III
bales, Of which 10 1858 from the U. s.
Dec. 30-The demand for cellon to-day has been to
fair extent and the business amounts 5000 bales 1900
on specu iation.
Last F.idsy's quotations are firmly maintained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
n. -ufacture Of woven Iron. No II.

wr,,,b, on. ss manufactured by the process
Of weaving b.. cen applied with g remarkable
degree Of success to m, my uses where iron was
before unthought Of; and It's novelty, superior
sheapnem and economy are cos-nendins 10 70
general favor The first mandatory 81 Woves
Iron established in New.York was started ~ the
early part Of last year and the business then con
menced has grown and is stan growing with IN
precedented rapidity. The factory is owned by
Mr. John b. Wickershsm, and is located az Nos.
50 and 81 Lewis-st, on the route OF the Dry Dock
stages Mr.. Wickershsm's warehouse 10 at No.
ISL Broadway, American Institute building. BE-
ginning with the simple mansfscture o. WIRE
Fences, the enterprising proprietor has % ex'
tended bis operations, that bis assortment now
comprises a great variety Of fabrics. some Of
which are unique and beautiful Among these
may be mentioned some elegant samples oil
wrought.iron Balconies Verandahs, c~nameo-
tai Gates, &c. recently made for q heH'eaa
hacienda. The leading peculiarly Of the ma
nufacture is the great facility in wea, Ias
Iron of any size, from inch downward, attsin.,<
by the experiments and Improvements Of the pro-
pretor Coal and Ore Screens Window Guards GrsIrgs
Staircase, FsrmFenees Cemetery Enclosures or ornA
mental Raings made with great facility and In sns
merable varieties OF style Instead Of being cast In fixed
rnolds any desired pattern OF Fs;ee other fabric.
woven with spdity and certainty All thus be
grstifed and any application OF the material to par
poses is attained without difcuy These advantages a.
though but among many, will commend this vaossls
mprovementto the attentive consideration OF those vac
have occasion for the use OF Iron fabrics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

| purpose Of defrauding Adam Smith and others
The affair will be Investigated shortly.
| ARREST or A GAMBLER A man named Hill
man Keeper, of gambling house at 81 Liberty
ct. was yesterday arrested by officer Edwards Of
| the Lower Police Court, on complaint of John
Taylor of Danbury, Fairfield County, Com. who
charges that within year past this fellow has
won from him at "Fa arc" upward of g., 900. He
was held by Justice Osborne for examination.
ARREST FcR FALSE PRETENsEs.-Oficer B urley
Of the Lower Police Court, yesterday arrested one
John Davis on a charge of having obtained in No
vember last by false representations, from Cbss.
A. Moses OF 90 Canal st. the sum Of sl65. The
money 1t appears was paid for the good will and
fixtures Of an eating saloon, corner OF Carmine
AID Beeckersts. which was represented to be free
from cumbrance-which, however was not the
case, as il wSs soon after ascertained that one A.
II Bean had a mortgage on 1t. The accused was
held by Justice Osborne for examination.
IMPORTANT E1CoUSrERYEIr-
RRs.-A large quantity of counterfeit money on
the Miners Bank Of Pottsville Schuylkiil Coun-
ty. Pennsylvania, was passed at different stores
In this city by number of females on Thursday
afternoon and evening. One of them named
Sarah Wood, passed $40 bill on that Bank 20
4. Journay of al Catharine.st. $40 bill was
also received by Messrs. Conklin, 81 Divlsonst.
H.
bill of the same money from a woman calling
herself Ann Kelly; $40 was also passed at Kings
drug store corner of John.st. and Broadway, and
several other firms were likewise victimized by
these women. The plan they pursued was to
purchase some article Of trifing value and tender
one of these bills in payment and receive IS or %
in good money. Soon after Mr. Journay had taken
the bad bill from the woman Sarah Wood, he dis
covered it TO be g counterfeit, and Immediately
started in pursuit of her. aud finally. after follow
ing her upward of four hours, tracked her TO Dey-
st. Captain Hopkins of the Third Ward Police,
was notified of the affair, and immediately dis
patched officers Crawford, johnson, Rodermond,
Taylor and Wood, who arrested the woman and
four others, named Ann Kelly, Jane Wilson, Ma
airy McCready and Hannah Morris, together with
Charles Wesner alias Harrison, Emeline Yves.
Her, his wife, and Mansfield Wood, the latter OF
whom were with the women, who have been
identified by the various merchants to whom they
passed the money On searching the accused
about $500 in good money was found on them,
which was mostly rolled up in careless manner
in sums varying from 81 to 50. Any other per-
sons who have been defrauded by these counter.
feits, may see the arrested parties at the Third
Ward station house the accused are all Amer.
cans, some are married and have large families.
They say that they reside in Philadelphia. 1t Is
supposed that a large amount OF the money has
been put in circulation by this gang.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

YosxERs.-The spirited citizens Of this grow
ing village, dissatisfied with the time of running
the cars on the Hudson River Railroad, and also
with the fare charged, held meeting on Thur
day night, at which they determined to build
clipper steamboat in which to go and come early
and late, and at such low rates Of fare will de-
fray the current expenses. large amount TO-
ward the cost OF the boat was subscribed on The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
Passengers bv the Asia.

Mr. French and lady. Mrs and Master CONWAY Madam
Richard, Mr. and Miss HOdsOp, Mrs Hamilt and Mrs
Burns Messrs Smith, Rosenfedl Jr Hamel Fraser, Mack
ntosh and servant Dolphin, Crchton, Leyos, Al
bert Gsndst Hsrcort, Lonmitz, Londheim, gosial
Colby Williams loring, yno knower Cbas r Nor,
ton. Thomas Wilson, VIM Willis. Harper Campbell, q Nj
Robinson. Harrison, Duncan, Welsh, Jno Cameron, II
CreghIon' Watson, Mseesn, LsehsTme, hr Edmonds z
Tbomss FupeTton Frankijn Ion F,aS 1ssg p Ne.
Ealy, 0uos, Adolph Berg Jurpin, Wright and
CoOneF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

road Company, learn that the receipts and ex-
penditures of the Company for the past three years
have been as follows
Receipts. Expenses and Interea:
1848.. $3.50, 1872 Y 4fssJot q
l849. .6NsO4 81 fIl53 -
1885,. .bSI,70O te<W W
The foreign adyices by the Franklin, published ths mora
ing have had no perceptbe effect upon the market Cor
market has undergone change. Further saes OF stand.
ard and good brands have been made at 6zDi 49, and
choice lot at IS " Dbl For city consu mpuop pnees
range from ga rs for common and good brands ana
8il05 SIT for see cted brands and extra. RYE FLOUR
is steady al So and CORN MEAL att S7i Y Dbl but no
sales of either have been reported There but little Ia
quiry for WHEAT Sales OF 200 bush prime Pennsyivans
while In store ct l2t " bush RYE fs steady ALTO cont
Com Is and In demand. Sales OF 5000 busn ~
cents Ia store, and Git cents aioat OARS are wanted
Sales Of Pennsylvania al as cents " bush In GROCERIES
dull and lower Sales of hhds 2i and bbs ct 2i csps
SALES OF STocKs-First Bodvd-SoC0 Reading AZ,
g. 800; SS5O0 City S. 80 l03j so Union Canal s 5000
6s 4e ST. $1,000 do sft $1,000 S. 49, 100; l25 North
American lns, I6 40 Kentucky Bk los; Camden Am
boy RI, lSl $500 Goa, S. 76i $50 Morris Cana,
23t; $1,000 Read RI, &c. 80s 500 County, 6s Iei 100
Girard Biz l5L l25 ycksburg RR 1871; 5florence Guy
Co. 81; Com BE-, 6A $1,000 susq Canal IS, CO; Chez
Del Canal, 81 do 9t 50 Northern Bk Of kentucky,
no.
Second Board-5 Florence City Co 81 ~ do. sot;
$4,000 Slate S. 95t; $1,000 Coal Co 6s 76; 5000
Susouehanna Canal 6s 81; eO0O do, 624; ls9 Sch Nav
Isa u Sch Bank, 2 50 Reading RR 35l o. 800 City g.
IS go Girard Bank ISL SO Penn Bank, 1915 20 Bsaver
Meadow RR, 49, Phils Bank. 40; SO MA ms l6; 3d.
Citv h 10 ic3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
Liverpool Market.

Sales OF tun American Beeswax al &c Is " cwt
No sales are reported In Turpenine. or American
Resin 400 bbs common description sold al 2s lid
y cwt.
prices. 80
For 81 hhds Of Philadelphia Quercuon Bark at Sc Sd3
90 Cd u cwt paid
or Lard 50 tuns were sold q, S7s Cd ass Sd y cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

ready midnight, the company then adjourned To-
the splendid ball room above, where, when we
left, the Printers and guests, and the Printers
wives sisters and sweetheRrts, were tripping
through lively cotlons, with no idea Of stopping
for three or four hours, at least.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

rpos FLoRIDA-The U. s. Steamer Won.
,routb. Capt. Freedom, arrived on Saturday
night from St. Augustine; paIng shs ass aossnos
far south ss Tampa Bay. We learn nat the In
dams remain perfectly quiet, and svince no dis
nosition 10 commit hostilities. Il Gas been ssoer
tsined that the entire number OK Indians In Flor
ia 6oes not amount to mere than ninety
Company +. commanded BY Ma. Wocaondse'
and formerly stationed at Miami, has been 70
moved TO Indian River, and Company LIZ AS~
Loud. iron Iadisn Ever 70 81: Aaeusaae, ,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

New MUsIc.-The vocal pieces from LOders
new Operetta Of " The AHdalasian, or the Young
Edward" now performing with marked favor at
Broughams Lyceum, have been issued by Firth,
Pond & Co Of Franklin-square. "Try Brother
oh Try Brother" There's no Music like the
Drum. and It is for him die" are among the
hasf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

To The PuBLIc.-Ffon the Committee Of The
Hungarian Eziles-The above named Commit
tee, consisting of Hungarian refugees, whose pur-
pose il is to help those Of their countrymen ar
irving here without any means Of living, has en-
deavored to accomplish this humane object by
contributions from the Hungarians residing In this
CITY Their small means, however, have been
exhausted by frequent arrivals OF their country
men. Eight officers Of the late Hungarian Army
arrived some short time since by the I. S. ship
Lexington Those gentlemen having been de-
tanned for q considerable period in Austrian
and Russian prison. ships, escaped after great
danger and only with their lives. The Hunga-
riau Committee, therefore, call on all the friends
Of the Hungarian cause and the American public
generally, to aid these deserving men for short
time. by forwarding small sums to the Hungarian
Committee, % Nassau.st. until they shall be ena-
bed to earn subsistence by their own exertons
n. B-The gentlemen Of the Press will please
insert this in their respective journals
ARREST or A Communicates W M
II. Stephens Of the Lower Police Court, on Thurs
dsv night arrested In Church.st. fellow calling
himself James Watkins, and sometimes benJa-
min Drake who had in bis possession with intent
10 utter. $3.50 il s. counterfeit notes on the Me-
chenics and Farmers Bank Of Albany, and SOU
10 e. counterfeit bills on the Bank OF Mddleto~n'
Pennsylvania he was locked up by JUSTICE
Osborne for trial
ATTEST FOR FRAUDULENT TRANsFEE OF Z ko-
PERTf.-Wm D Murphy merchant oil " flne-
At was Yesterday arrested BY officer CroSsett,
charged viii fraUd1s aty transferring bis interest,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18

In the ship Exchange" to q third party for the
purpose Of defrauding Adam Smith and others.
The affair will be Investigated shortly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
PHILADELPHIA.
Railroad-Markets.

hUI1FUHu-UkHEhBE8s
Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Jan ~.
From the Thirteenth Annual Report Of tho
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company learn that the receipts and ex-
pendtures of the Company for the past three years
L., hoor follnWa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
CITY ITEMS.

CoMsos CouSoIL IL the Common Council
last evening nething of Importance transPired
We are obliged to omit the Official proceedings,
owing to the pressure upon our columns caused
By the publication Of the full details OF the Tor
eign news received by the Asia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
CELEBRATION OF FRANKLINS BIRTHDAY
Printers, Banquet.

The l45th Anniversary of the Birthday OF BEN
JAMIE FRANKLIN. was celebrated last evening by
Grand Banquet and appropriate Literary Exer-
cises, under the auspices of the New-York Typo
graphical Siciety.
The Literary Exercises took place in the Opera
House at Niblo's Garden. The proceedings were
presided over by A. CUNNINGHAM Esq. assisted
by the following Vice-Presidents
Gen. Geo. p. Morris George meher,
George Bruce, Moses Beach,
George p Putnam, James Marine,
Benson J. Losing, Edward walker
John g. Clayton John L. Jewet,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-14
NOTICE TO FEMALES

John Bulls sarsaparilla is one of the great
est female medicines now in existance. In
those numerous causes where the constitution
is dCbilitated, the nervous energy is lessened,
when the efforts Of nature are weak and defc-
lent, or are profuse and overWrought, when
the face is pale and colorless, the strength
feeble and yielding, the spirit troubled and
depressed, the health broken, mind shaken,
and consequently the happiness destroyed
then Bulls sarsapaTilla is sovereign remedy.
It assists nature in the performace of her duty;
braces the whole system, permanently the nat
ural energies, removes distractions, checks
excesses, creates pure and healthy blood, and
imparts health and happiness. Were ladies
generally to adopt the use of this medicine,
we would see far less suffering, disease and
lunhappiness among them than now exists,
health would take the place of disease, the
rosy cheek would succeed the palid face; we
would have smiles instead of tears, and per.
dhaps happy long life instead of one cut shor
lby disease. or made miserable by continued
suffering and af1iction. Atthe critical periot
termed the ssturn of life," which is oflen atten
ded with So much danger, Bull's sarsaparillaii
found 10 exert most beneficial effect. al
ladies approaching this crisis should be ap
prised of this fact, and avail themselves Of thi
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-05-14
To the TravellIng PuhIio.

II SIMMS d BROTHERS splendid lineo
1Ifour horse post coaches are now in full D
Grafton from Yazoo city and Canton to Mem
phis Tennessee, viz: Benton Lexington, Black
Hawk, Carrolton, Grenada. Coffeeviile, Ok
ford. and Holly Springs It also connec.s at
Holly Springs with the daily line to Tuscum-
bia Alabama-via, Ripley and Jacinto. This
line is unsurpassed in the South West, fine
Troy coaches Of the latest style, teams good
and drivers steady and attentive Days Of leay
irig Yazoo city and Canton, Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday O'clock, A. NJ; through to
Holly Springs inthree days, allowing from FIVE
to seven hours sleeP'each night.
Nov. 18th I65O.=3m sfgf >