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CALIFORNIA, OREGON, &c.

The last steamer from Chagres brought but lit
tie news from California besides what was publish
ed above. We make brief extract from the
correspondence of the New York Commercial Ad-
vertser
SAN FRAscIsco, DECEMBER Is, 1850.
The rains commenced Tuesday last, and have fine
prospect of a long spell of weather."
Business is inactive real estate and are declining
the banks full Of money, Con depoa and good paper
is discounted at eight per cent per month Building
erials cheap, and houses going up every where
Water lots command good price, and it these lots that
| the greatest improvements made
The appointments by the President for California are very
generally approved Mr. KING is anxiously looked for
pecay by those officers of the who hope for promo
| ton or fear displacement.
We have now seven daily papers in San Francisco and
the number will be increased TO nine in the of the next
two weeks. 49,. ...
There has been of cholera for three days. and we
hope free Of the scourge.
There three times the number of persons in the mines
this winter that there last but believe that from this
time forward the number of engaged in mining will be
less and less every day. Where five go the mines
fully that number for their homes in other Sates
and others engage in business here and in the river towns
Quartz mining engaging the attention of capitalists yeti
is experiment for far, company engaged in the
their expenses. H., ....
FROM OREGON. ~ ,.-
The steamer California had arrived from Astoria, and
brought files Of the Oregon Spectator to the 2ls of Novem
ber and the Western Star, published at Milwaukee, Oregon,
the date. The Star of Milwaukee says that the place
is only year old, and already has population Of five
hundred inhabitants, with fair prospect Of rapid increase
There is good schoo-house postoce, and good variety
of stores with two mills and grist mill also steam
boat running etween Oregon City and Pacific City.
The country prosperous What the inhabitants appear
pride themselves greatly upon that the entrance to the
mouth of Columbia river is considered perfectly safe
Not accident of any moment has occurred since Capt.
White has been stationed at Astoria The rivers
dergoing improvements and the navigation will be
obsruced. e,sH NJ ".a
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Papers of the 9th of November have been received
large FIRE broke out the night Of the 9th, in building
adjoining the Government premises which destroyed eleven
houses several of which cottages occupied by
foreigners The capitalists Of the islands making efforts
to develop the agricultural Of the country All
the vessels up Honolulu for the United States likely
to gil with good eghs and large number of passengers
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Mr.. LETcHER.-Within the last two months we
have seen several highly intelligent gentleman from
the city of Mexico, all Of whom speak in the most
gratifying terms Of the estimation in which the
United States Minister, the Hon. ROBERT P. LETcH-
Err, is held there. They say that his genial humor,
courtesy, and urbanity as man, and his frankness,
wisdom, and enlightened liberality as public func-
tonary, have rendered him the most popular foreign
minister that ever resided in the Mexican capital.
,.... Louisville Journal
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vessel has caused much painful anxiety among those
who have friends on board. The New York pa
pers express confidence that the ship is safe, be-
lieving that her supply Of coal has been Short and
her officers have made for the Western Islands, St.
Thomas, or some other Of the West India islands,
to obtain supply. The following are the names
of the passengers but whether the list includes the
whole number or not, we are not informed:
w. A. Wheeock and lady, N. Y; W. Z. Case and lady,
N. Y; j. H. Easter Baltimore; R. H. Harris, L. Pottn-
ger, C. c. Hatch and lady, N. Y; H. P. Walker Mr. But
ter6ed, Mr. Sutton E. H. Griffin, D. Rankin, G. B. Reese,
Philadelphia; Abbott Lawrence, r Boston; Chas Schre
der, Mr. schleman Mr. Klaener, w. Benjamin, jr, N. Y.
G. Mackenzie, J. s. Lowrey, Mr. Alexander and servant
Mr. Wadsworh and do, NJ Godstein, G. A. Curtis, and
]. Loring.
The Atlantic sailed from Liverpool on the 26th
December.
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FRon THE RIO GRASDE.-We have papers from Browns
vile TO the st instant The only item Of news relates 10 the
execution of Howard Slaughter and the Mexicans who
were .everay convicted of murder the late session of the
District Court, and sentenced to be hung. They all con-
ssed their guilt the scaod snd repened the crime they
had committed The last words of Howard Slaughter were
Beware Of liquor, for hasbrougbt this "-Picsyc
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The Charleston Mercury, 10th to give up a fore
gone conclusion, insists, that although Northern
men interposed to yndicate the efficiency Of the fu
gitive law in the Of Henry Long, and prevailed
in causing the fugitive to be delivered up free of all
expense to the claimant, yet the South must infer
from the whole proceeding that the law is utterly
worthless. Long was delivered up, it argues, as
sort of political measure and the Union committee
paid the costs, as party managers subscribe money
at an election. "The credit Of the Fillmore nd
sninistration," the Mercury rather unwitingly re-
marks, aDas at stake and if it was, we submit
that it was triumphantly sustained. Let those in
Virginia who unworthily carp at the patriotic
course of the President, mark this frank acknow-
ledgment of the disunion norgan-Richmond Times
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PROPOSED New SrATE.-The Henderson (rexas) Flag
OF the Union the formation Of State out Of East
ern Texas to be composed Of the territory situated be-
tween the Sabine and Trinity rivers bounded the north
west by line running from the Trinity river to the point
where 33 degrees north latitude ntesecs l03 degrees mer
dian west longitude Of the boundary of Texan
ceson to the United Saesshen pursuing said meridian to
SO degrees 80 minutes north latitude rad parallel Of latitude,
the Red river, &c. to the Sabine.
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CENSUS OF MARYLAND.

The following is an abstract of the Census re-
turns Of Maryland for 1850, furnished by the De-
partment of the Interior to the State Convention.
1t embraces all but Carroll county:
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We regret to learn that the residence Of Bishop MKADE in
Clarke county, (Va accidentally destroyed BY fire
few days ago. The valuable library the Bishop how
ever, saved.
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OrFIcE THk U. 8. ATTORNEY,
Eastern District of Louisiana, Neto Orleans June 49, $780,
SIR have the honor to report you that the Grand
Jury Of this district yesterday preferred indictments for the
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NAvAL.-The naval courmartial which has been sitting
board the Pennsylvania for weeks has been dissolved
by order of the Secretary Of the Navy and adjourned die
on Thursday. Daniel Kirby, landsnan who it will be re.
collected recently tried second time for the Of
nunous language the presence of several officers of the
Saranqc has been sentenced to twelve months solitary
nement in the cells of the Marine Barracks, at the GosPort
Nayya without pay and at the expiration Of the term to
be discharged in disgrace.-No.toA Herald
Another court-maral will assemble board the Pennsy
vana on the 9Th instant investigate the conduct Of one OF
the Ykown crew. charged with dsobedence Of orders and
muuoGs threats The following officers compose the court
President, Com GrIsIsoER; Captains Dulany and For
rest Commanders Fsrrsgu Dornin Upsher, g. Adams.
Thomas G. Tabb judge Advocate. Portsmouth, Pilot.
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INTERN ATIoNAL COURTESY.

The subjoined article from the London Times
appears to to be of quite sufficient interest to
enti,e it to place in our columns. The Times
may be assured that, should her Majesty be in
duced by any consideration TO pay visit to the
United States, she would meet with nationality
and cordiality of welcome, such as has never yet
been awarded to any individual from abroad who
has ever paid visit to our shores.
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Somebody, whose is unknown, has left at the land
ing at General Haisons farm, at North Bend, magni-
cent marble monument memory Of the iIusous ex-Pre-
The family have not the eas, ntimston from whence
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The French Government has offered prize of four thou
sand francs for the discovery Of substitute for qunne in the
treatment Of fevers Professor DELIoUI, of Rocheor re-
commends chloroform as powerful succedaneum Periodic
evers are common at Rochefor and he treated numerous
cases in the hospital there with such regularity Of
that he feels warranted in recommending as substitute for
qunine. He gave in doses Of from nine to thirty grains
according to the severity Of symptoms rubbed up with sup
and water II was administered before the access of fever
and its continued for several days.
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OFF1CE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY,
Eastern District Louisiana, Ne,c Orleans, May IA, $780,
SrR Since my acknowledgment of the receipt of your
communication Of the 2lst January last in relation the
supposed designs Of citizens of the United States against the
Island Of Cuba, have deemed necessary to make any
further report for the that fact has come to my
knowledge has any act been committed in this dis
trict which, in my judgment, calls for would justify, the
nerposton of the authorities Of the United States in that
affair. ~.
write now rather relieve you of any apprehension
which might possibly be entertained that the officers Gov
eminent here have been unmndul Of their instructions from
Washington, than for any other purpose You may rely
that in connexion with the supposed expedition against
Cuba, law Of the United States has been violated in this
district Indeed, the 9th of March last in reply
from the Vice Consul Of Span at this port, Don Juan Y
Laborde, addressed to him a communication OF which
send you copy, assuring him of my readiness maintain
the supremacy of the laws, far could aud to render
my assistance to the Executive in preserving good faith with
the Government of Spain Yet Jealous and yigan he
and others he has not since that tme communicated
any fact in relation to the subject Of correspondence
There can be no doubt that persons have left New
Orleans recently, whose ultimate destination is the Island Of
Cuba and who, arrival at the Island, other
point out Of the United States will engage under the
mand Of General Lopez assist the dissatisfied people Of
that Island in throwing off the dominion of Spain. The
number Of these emigans has been greatly exaggerated
they perhaps thousand thousand five hundred
from this port
II Lopez shah be able to make successful stand il is said
that he will be Joined by distinguished gentleman the
Governor Of neghboring State to whom the command will
then be yielded However, before this reaches you copjec
ure may have rpened into certainty and repeat my pur
pose in addressing you give the assurance that the lead
this enterprise have had good legal advisers and have
not rendered themselves smenable to our laws.
have the honor remain, with high respect your obe
dent servant, LOGAN HUNTON,
United States Attorney.
Hon. JoHS M. CLAYTON,
Secretary Of State Washington.
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Genuine Medicine Warehouse,
No. Is 1 Chartres st. New Orleans.

l WRIGHT u co. having resolved to stand unrvaed 10
department Of their business have agreed with The
pToprsors and Agents OF all the genuine popular Patent
eclnes throughout the United States to keep them
Tar below the usual market prices BY this arrangement they
are enabled TO oer Tor the inspection OF purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this other
Guy Having mad many years experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
Tor conducting this particular department, the most liberal
acae ana are now prepared supply the trade prices
e&eesdngy lows that the purchaser fail to realize
az per sen,age on his either Whoesa
or heldn Al their establishment may be found tu
s%ssortmentof ALI. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINE Els.
mne toowns s comprises of their assortment. and
u W nisheu 10 Dealers in most at from twenty to
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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and be thoroughly rammsd or rolled solid and
ssD sS S1 s with their end.
.ppns. and to Be- firmly and inch of sharp sand
S hs% he sae eSen md Of
es cs c ,espe ee WI, wooden driven through
ne ssG. % curve snchs
with Their under surface touching the seepes and ground
nressed boat spikes at each sleeper.
The side ,Gps o. ne b ROAD Sa,t on CsSpe street will be
securey fasfeoed to the Slope ribs. ss...
side Of the track according to the plan In the Mayors Office
The timber or seepers and Ioadbed will be composed Of
lated TO impair its strength or durability and of the following
fsp ssns. b asy s length ens over Is feet
The cutters and side Slope, viii composed of best
S 10
c,s oa M anS q e p bs 10 oe a ~
Surveyor twothrs by bills on the holders, to be
paid within thirty days.
MAYoRALTY OF NKwoRLEANs, Feb Z. 1851.
N OTlCE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution that will sell at my office, on MONDAY.
Road on Calope street, from ows to Jacob street, agree
ably ~ to specifications to be published c.oss..s M,vor
Mayoralty of NewOrIeans, Jan. 30, s51.
GouNol, e MgSIo1r rAaII, y 10 s99iSr'
D ESOLVED, That from and after the LIST OF
IL February hhl the establishment kcown as the water
a on "nepa
ann the saue hereby abolished.
Resolved Jurher That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized be sold auction, 2. r. Trcou
Anconeer, litter twenty days notice in he official paper OF
this Municipality and in the Delta and Crescent all
ohnery and boilers appeainng to said waer-works. Tor
cash.
The purchaser purchasers to the same fifteen
days after the day Of hewise the Surveyor shall
the removed for the and risk of the purchaser
purchasers the be without further lega
= tSigned1 JosgPH GENoIs, Recorder.
True copy: H. BIER, Clerk.
MAyoRALTY OF NEWT RLEANs, Jan. %, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution that p Tricou, So, Auctoneer OF Nh
niepaty No One will sell, on MONDAY, the 24th Feb
next, hafpast o'clock P. the ground where
the water-works Of Municipality No. One erected
all the machinery and boilers apperaining to said
work under the and conditions forth in the abov
resolution.
AL A n
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DOM TIC PORT rs.

oersa. EsC0s AND NAV AN A
8fEfBs Packet - United States Mail Line bGtoeen
ssasak Charleston and Havana, via SasanHah and
neD West-rhe splendid steamship Isabel, Capt. Rol
Inns HOO butthen has resumed her regular trips from
CHARLESTON Is. z J to HAVANA, leaving lIavane
Tor and 2d Of each month"; leaving ChaIie
ton Tor Havana on the LIST and 10th.
RATES OF PASSAGE: 49,
Havana to Charleston Savannah. ......."......,$A
Havana to Key ~
foi further particulars apply to
M. Z. MORDECAI, Charleston, or to
E. j. HART & co. ~ Fchoupiloulas ST. n. Orleans
Agents at Haya na, DRAKE BROS IL co.
" Passengers leaving Havana by this ship can reach
baltimore the Fifth Day by taking the Land Route, and
New York and Phi ade pha in the time by taking the
steamship TO those ports. dS law
-yrk4, FOR NEW YORK-The fast sailing coppered
sTIfS brig fiAMtET, Crawford, master, having urge
part of her engaged will have dispatch. For
freight Of Is hhds sugar and deck load apply board
jail orto WIN. j. DEWEY, IS Gravier st.
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LETOURNO'S
@ e L IL ID Il A T Il ID @ 0 U G II G. ND Y

SlOO,O0O Howard for more etiectua remedy for
the cure of COuGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, In
FLukSZA, COsUMpTION Group
AND SORE THROAT.
ME extraordinary success of the LETOUREO
CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, IN the cnie OF
coughs, 9lds Asthma, Influenza Conjunction, Group
aa sore hroat warrants him in recommending to those
WHO may be afflicted as and certain remedy, and rs
being unsurpassed by thing OF the kind Every nmy
should De snpfe e with it, be used preventive m
case oil oughs, uOds, etc. 1t only eicacnus in It's
EXERCISE bit Is rendered paaa the that chi
uten VIII use 1t without the least coercion, Ii no qnack
hstrum hnt genuine remedy of Known and sablshed
efficacy. For sale wholesale and retail by
p. l.. MASSEY, Apothecary,
corner Camp AMI GravIef streets.
~ Deaears supplied al liberal discount as Agents for
LRTURNo. lal0 ostf1 p l.. MASSEY,
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OFFICIAL.

.Couxos. or biuslcIrALrTy No. Two,}
Sitting of January %, $751;
ID ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and is hereby
aev giving notice in the official razete the contracts
fol furnishing MI ibe materials and constructing tepees ana
other necessary out buildings for the Schoothopss NE
Frt Ward in Richard and Pacsnief street and IL ne
Fourth Ward Dysdes street The work 70 pe aone aha
the Surveyor. 49,.
rSigned1 Jas. II. CALDWELL rFesoene
1pf fSisasd dIn'-'' - ''' A. D. CRossnAN. Mayor
True copy: II. Bier, Clerk.
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BRoNCnITIs and onNsuMpr1nN.

NoNTENrS; What 5 ConsnmTt cnl d., Dropcbi.7 I,yy
.re they certainly Isngushsdl Mode Of cure
Climate and Sea Voyages Liver Oh and Niirats Of sy moi
eacen remedies, ad often percous illustrations. No one
Tsey uniformly successful The only principles stated
o. to be applied and effected according the eTcnasences
ssh o Adapted 70 common reaersi by DR. HALL II Ipl
Ne" ,Iran " ~ attends tgss diseases 81
ull Sin n&N ny Sold by b, STEEL. ii Camp sulat
pLASTER-J00 bbls Newark and RosendaIe
Calelned and Ground Plaster. landing 1000 bkll va.
leo haYMAN HoIDGN. ss Magazine st
II UM-5 punoheons old Jamaica Rum.
~ tsi2 "A. +. COCHRAN, "a Tchoupitoulas st.
pECANS,-lQ bbIs, Texas Pecans, for sale h.,
- NUS &F slUhoi4s Co., ~ and u Camp q.
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EIGN POR rs.


-srEs FOR VERA CRUZ, via BaAZOs SAN
xTil4EA IlAGO-The splendid AL coppeed and COP.
sGSssasa per fastened double engine steamship FANNY,
u w. NJ Cerren, will leave the wharf foot of Grod
street, above. on FURDAY the 18TH inst O'Clock
A. NJ. For freight having unsurpassed accommodations,
Apply to
iel3 lU6 Magazine street,
ct FOR MATANXas-The fine fast sailing brig
gT1h JONATHAN lLLEY, Mosman, master, Is
now loading and will positively sail on the
l5l INST For freight passage, having fine aceommOda.
tons, apply to CHARLES PALMER, IS Bank Place,
tel3 orto VIM J. DEWEY. s. Gravler street.
r.. For CHAGREs-Th fine, new and fast sailing
sIII9 clppeE brig MEuH ANlE, conkin, master, hav-
A ing a large portion OF her cargo engaged, viii 81.
lively san on the l9h inst For freight passage having
unsurpassed accommodations, apply 10
tel3 WIN j. DEWEY, IS Grayier St.
IT FOk sAN JUAN, Nicaragua-The fine clip.
sTH .er built cOppered and copper fastened schooner
HDhE, DAVIS, MASTER having the greater par. of
her cnrgo engaged and going board will positively sail
sAtuhDAf. For freight or passage, having superior
fell vvM ). DEWEY, IS Gravsr st.
H. FOB LIVERPOOL Comfortable accommod5
ssEI tons tor few cabin and seerage passengers on
- board the ship JOHN TOOLn, Thompson mas
TO JOHN TOOLE. % Bank Place.
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Owing to the sa'uccesa and immense sale of Dr. Town
send Sarsapanlla 1Hmber OF who formerly q
Agents, have CONT need making Sarsapanla Extlu2
Eixlrs, Bers, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They gene
have stolen and copied advertisements they ony
worthless limitations, and should he avoided.
Principal Office, ll6 FaitoR street, sun Building w
York; Redng Co.. Sate street, Boston; Dyott y, a.
l32 Jorh Second street, Phladepha s. s. Hance Drug
gt, BALTIMORE; p NJ Cohen, Charleston; l05 South Pearl
street. Albany; F. II. Mctiraw, Natrhez and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally roug hout the
United States, West indies and the Canadas.
J. WRIGHT, l5l ChartreS street,
do SOLE AGENT New Orleans
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- BROOKLYN Warehouses; gers, opposite New Orleans
are now N readiness TO receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT II Intended for re-
hpment Having 1900 feet front the with wharves
IN front OF the Warehouses, by which goods Immediately
conveyed without Tayage exposure the weather. anp
roam will be found the dschargIns OF az
loading of shIps. '
Charges are xed very low rates. and every accommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers
the upper county. II is the wish OF ompany TO eanh
the conyenlenees of the Atlantic Dock, Of New York
Persons interested in transmitting Merchandise are invited
to visit the premises.
Office. corner of Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewOr
T. j. CASEY Secrat0rv
Referenees-y 81 R. Geldes Price. Frost 4 Co. i "
otHnton X To-: h. r Nichols
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Ol.lNlONE OF PufSIt IANS,
d. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders from Ply,
Clans In different parts of the Union
Ihs Is to certify, that we, the undersigned Physlc,er
me city OF Albany, have in prescnbau ~
iownsends Sasapara and believe to be one of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
II. 7: PuLINs, M. n
J. WILSON, n.
Albany, Ap i, 1877. r. 4. ELssSDoRyy. u.
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT g. co, COGNAC,

THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Old established house of Arbouin Marett &
Co., is PREPARED receive orders for Their very superior
tOGNAC BRANDIES, upon the most liberia terms; to he
shipped in any quantity or to any port that lie required
d2S tt ;. WOLFF, IS Calnp
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MayOralty of NewOrIeans, Feb. q, 1851
CouNoIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
WHEREAS, VIM. SMITH s has f ieed 10 cor, comply

y AuA 81 thg OF blb ebruNry, Io1I,
NV HEREAS, VIM. Smith has failed to comply
with his bids for the for cleaning the paved
and keeping in repair the enpaved Streets OF The bird
District and Tor furnishing al the era and laying Plank
Sidewalks, adJudcaied TO him on the 2Uth ult belt
hdsoiped, hat The Mayor be authorized and requested
after giving days notice in the Official paper of the
cpaty to SELL for account and risk OF the said VIM Smith
the contract for the following works:
The of years, keeping in re.
pair the unpayed and cleaning the paved Streets
and bitches OF the Third DISTRICT agreeaby 10 the specca
tons which will be published with said notice.
The contract for furnishing all the necessary material and
laying such Plank dsw aks be required the
gil The work to be done agreeably the spec
fcations which will be furnished with said notice.
[Signedl JAMEs II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved 7lh February. 1851.
rrus s saps: Rrn, dsrE = cnossMAs' Mayor
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i)1uis's Syrup Of 6ltd Ctsrry and Tdr-We would call
attention tn the advertisement OF this valuable medicine
other column Several Of its sanitary effects have
1ntef perOue otsefyat and therefore confidently
recommend to the slfcedFd. N. d. Uesktu pIsitsy
ard Temperance Sentinel, (Jrent0it,j Fe6. q, lei7.
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From Mr., s. c. HGgs5. Of the firm If Brooer Hayes
Ca Books Tiers and Statgaes No. 1873 MARKET street.
Philddetph'G-January 8. l47.J
Yquf y "a VIVID Cherry and Tar an Invaluable rene.
dy; it cured of coda with me- III yon want cer
lhcate viii cheerfully give s. C. HAyEs