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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12

HURON RESERVE, c. w, Aug ~ 1851.
My REV FRIEND: Being personally acquainted
with you from boy, when a scholar OF yours at
Lower Sandusky in the year 1909, in a Missionary
school that was then among my people called
"Wyandottes," and being aware that you have
ever since felt deep interest for our welfare, you
ANYTHING existing among us that would prove inlu'
nous to our present and future interests.
regret to state that my people az the iar Wess
are in a deplorable state owing to the introduction
Of that abominable system Of sldrery among them
|, appears that half of my tribe have adopted TINS
mean and accursed system Of keeping poor human
beings as dumb brutes Oh that there would be
WiIberforce in your house of Congress, to turn and
consign this accused system back again to the bot
tomless pit, from which 1t originally sprung As an
Indian it is far from me to dictate to you and to ali
my white brethren at large, but In the mean time
permit me to suggest, why may you not as a great
and powerful people wipe from your fair character
the stigma and from true berty's standard the s.an
OF holding slavery in one hand and liberty in the
other ALEXANDER CLARK, Interpreter
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SUPREME COURT-City and County
~ of New-York-Joseph T. Gilbert Jr., against Tru-
man n Sanford.-Summons for money demand on con-
traet.-(Com. not NT)--To TRUMAN M. SANFORD:
You hereby summoned and required TO the
plant this action which filed in the Office Of the Clerk
of the City and County Of NewYork, at the City Hall In
said City on the 10Th day November 1884, and TO
copy fyour the said complaint the subscriber
at his Office No. Wa-street, NewYork City, within
twenty DAYS after the of this you,
elusive of the day Of such and you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
in this action will judgment against YOU for the Of
hundred dollars and interest thereon from the 9th day
December l89 and also for the sum Of five hundred
and fifty five dollars and ninety cents with interest
from tho goth day of November. thousand eight hum
bred and fyone besides the costs and OF this
action Dated New York, Nov. 20, 1851.
THOMAS ID. SHERWOOD,
n2l lav6wF Plaintiff Attorney.
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Alta sURROGATE'S COURT, held

~ N and for the County Of HewYork, 1t the surro-
Sates Once in the City Of New York the seventeenth
Of November the year Thousand eight hundred and
fly enc Present. Alexander W Bradford Surrogate In
the matter of the appcat TO mortgage lease sell me
real estate OF Frederick Moltor deccased On ltng
and fling the application Of ELIZABETH MOLTTOa,
the Admstr Frederick Moltor late ofthe City Of
New York deceased for authority TO mortgage lease or
sell The real estate Of the said deceased for the oavmeut Of
hx debts ordered all persons interested IN the
estate IF he said Frederick Moh,or deceased. spne1r
before the Surrogate Of the County of Se1fJrf, at hs
Office IN the City of New York. the thirteth day OF
December rex 10 oc ock the forenoon Of that Day,
then there show why authority should not De
gwen the sad admnistratrx 10 mortgage lease or sell
so much Of real of the said Frederick Motor
deceased as sball be sufficient to pay his debts.
JACOB l. RosEysTEIN Attorney for the Administering.
u22 Avs A. W. BRADFORD Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
% an rsr,ons HAVING claims against WILLIAM K
YOUNG late Of the City Of deceased present.
same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers. a. the
1--WE DAYTON SPRAGUE, No. l07 Front street IN
the CITY Of -YoIA. or al the ea.ce OF ELLIS BUR
pIyJ ( N ATISON NasSau-stEeet IN the City OF New.
Sn,E on or before the 10Th day Of January. lss-Daisd
Nev-York the ii day Of July 1881 -,-
Ne- FDWARD D. SPRAGUE, E1ecu.or.
tyl iawemT eARAH ANN YOUNG. Exec1.EsL
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
Ntbe Application ofthe Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty OF the CITY Of New York relative 20 the OPENING
Of EIGHTY FOURTH-STREET, from 9Th av to the
Hudson River the city of NevYork. The SUBSCRIBERS,
Conn OF Estimate and Assessment the above
entitled matter hereby give notice that they Will meet az
the office of E. Deafed Smith, No q Nassau ST. IN the
CITY of Now York on Tuesday the 23d day of December
1851 at clock the afternoon for the purpose OF hear
ing opposition the Estimate and Assessment made oy
the Commissioners above entitled matter,
or persons who may consider themselves agge we'd
thereby-Dated New York, Dec. 10, 1851.
L. DELAFIELO Swiftly
GEORGE F. CLARK, J Commissioners,
FREDERICK L. VULTE,)
HENRY Z. DAWES, Attorney and Counsel. dl0td23
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Il Surrogate OF the County Of Newly nc,, AZ
eycn 10 IN persons having CLAIMS against AbAA wALh-
ERlae OF the CITY ork deceased 70 re
scni the same with vouchers thereof to The a.
he store No $50 Grand-street the city OF New" on
on or before the Thirteenth day OF January neu-Dsea
New-York, the ieih day Of J ny, 1851 ,-, ,,.
iyll iaw6mFs ADAM VALhLhs EAeoe.oi.
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.
~,.,TL,iN,,NSyLVANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA D.
IIr1ER ARRANGEMENT, bet xeen Philadelphia
=, n,sbnys through IN TWENTY FOUR HOURS On and
xe io Passengers VIII be earned by the PenDsyva-
"a Raead Cempsny between % os aee a
VII - s,esIlent Turnpike, Fare sli
ssG me shorsest and best route between the Great
Ve and the Aaehc snI .ns Ss E,aress
Hnash IRAN lin "a HOUSE, leaves the Depot, Market,
IL - nros a Il every evening al 81 O'Clock Inc Morn
w., rain leaves the same place at 8o'cock, A. M.
Wwy ps..spsers will be earned through in "a hours
~ S eood nights rest al Holdaysburg.
The shove Lines pass through Lancaster Harrisburg,
THOS. MOORE,
a,o I'm Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
NEW.YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN Transleave as follows Daily Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN for all Stations AN.
EXPRESS TRAIN for Canandaigua, Rochester and
Way TRAIN via Pisrmou, aalsP.M.
EXPRESS TRAIN for DuEkirs, Erie Cleveland. &e at
MIGRANT TRAIN m5P.M. daft
EOR SHREWS BURY, LONG
u RHATGH;i .o OCEAN H0UsE, PORT WASHING p
{ 0STN. MGHL AND c DOCKS and BED BANK High
I'D Dssp ,nSd MAS
p, ,r AVE- NV SE& = tS LEAVE SHREWSBURY
lssdsy, Dec s'lS AM S Monday Dec. IN IN
,Ss :s,;s:S.".. s,TIPM wednesday. ), I'm
issMdr. . g., M EMI ddSyy,. :. s''1i.m
fnday IL, - Thursday, - II, 10
saturday, - lslo :. Friday. :. u, iol
Tss6ay Is, 10 - Monday, Is, 10
vsisssday,.- II, IL - Tuesday, - i6, u M;
ssres Win in readiness to convey passengers to all
,sys u 1.-THE country. al Inn
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the COusiy Of NewYork notice hereby
ANDERSON, late of the City of NewYoFs, Baker, de-
ceased to present the with vouchers thereof % the
Subscriber at his Store No 400 Grsndsreet IN the CITY
ofNew York BET the twenty day OF JaAu
AIRY next-Dated New York the 23d DAY Of July, 1851
y23 law6mFs NATHAN RAYNOR Administrator
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SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
~ the application Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Common,
ay of the Cry Of NewYork, relative 20 the OPENING
OF Y-N1NTH ST, from 5th av TO Broad way N me
CITY OF New-Yo The undersigned Commissioners Of
Estimate Assessment in the above entitled matter,
hereby give notice. that the costs charges and dsburse
meI incurred by of the proceedings the above
entitled matter will be taxed by Hon John Edmonds,
of the Justices Of the Supreme Court case OF ms
by one of the ether Justices of said Court at the
Supreme Court Chambers in the City Hall of the City OF
New Wednesday the 24th day Of December 10
al O'Clock 10 the forenoon Dated EewYork, December
4, 1851 AKRON y; BUhR, ..
JAMES DEWEY. x
HENRY E. DAVIES, Attorney do14tn
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the
Surrogate Of the County OF NewYorS, notice IS here
hy gren % al persons having claims against ROBERT
HALSEY. late Of the City On New-foIk, deceased, -
present the with vouchers thHeof 10 the suosIoer
YORK on or before the fourteenth day Of Inc next
Dated New-York the eieye nth day OF December. 1911
dys lavSmYs MARGARET HALSEY. Adm Tux
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SUPREME COURT of the STATE of

SUPREME COURT of the STATE Of
- EEWYORK.-IsAAC PLATr a. aIAss CHI ARI- Es
TADSWOhTH and others Summons so James D.
Cslver, Hannah Mum, FredsIick Gocdsu and Elisha
knight You are hereby summoned and required to an
swei the complaint this acton which was filed N the
office Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New fors,
At The City Hall IN the SAID Clig, the 81 OF Oeto,
ber and TO serve copy Of yonr ans~eI 10 the SAID
complaint ON the subscriber al bis Office Nc 10 Nassaus
IN the CITY If Eew-Yors within twenty aay. AFTER the
service o. thus summons you exclusive Of the day ofsneh
service and yog fail 90 the SAID con plant within
the tae aforesaid. the plaintiff this action viii apply
70 hs Court for the relief demanded the complaint
Dated. Cctober2 1881
% lawIoxF Is KETEHUM. Piarnt,f !. Attnrner.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
Y having claims against CHARLES A. WILLIAM
SON deceased formerly OF Geneva Ontario County that
they are REQUIRED exhibit such claims with the vouchers
thereof she subscriber at hls Ohce IN The hisse ~
Geneva the County OF ontario, before the twesta
aar Of February next -Dated Geneva 2Sh July, 1881.
sul IswsnY JAMES II. WOODS, Executor
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ac.

IN cordng TO law TO all persons having CLAIMS asans
DANIEL POWERS, lats of the town OF ,He s.1nn
Queens county deceased that they required 70 etn
the same with the vouchers thereof To Inc snsS.De
Titus W Powers at No. los Cimton-st, IN tne Gay .
RTokln on an before The dAy Of next
Dated June 70, 1851 HIVS v"
te2C lswfnIs As~''
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WBL rIlIyY our Assas s'I sA' sale" q"
kNswyor,
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PEAUMONT,s PATENT STARCH pr

REAUMONT'S PATENT STARCH POL
- lSH7Patented July rs. 1S5O-The subscriber, would
respectfully inform the public that they have the sasnctou
q oflerlng them an article which will give BEAUTIFUL
Soa SHIRT Bosonis. and all kinds of Prints, 1t con,
a i nohtng injurious and prevents dust from sticking
moshere pepiraon The public have long since fell the
necessity OF such article and this their expectations will
iuiy realed No competition feared mparta!
url Us ihs superior to thing else before used
no family should be without it.
puphc are cautlo ed against spurious article imi.
the wrapper of each cake. " ~ ' '
nRCR0i2a cents cake. with full directions One cake
VIII oe sWucenf Tor twenty thirty dozen clothes
mi hLso-MORRiS' FRENCH LIQUID BLUEJNG,-
new and original invention admirably adapted for civ
H. .dt blue I'm, to Linen, Muslin, etc. which neutrazes
me Yellow uhge they would otherwise retain after Washing
ann wn9ut which the peculiar whteness SO Indispensable
eouiu no De attained 1t also perfectly harmless and con-
cate fabric ~ ~ 'u''o"' " 'i'e Hos' ae'-
This LIQUID trial, will be found to be purer cbeaper.
upon than either the neoy or R more to be depended
Lanndrles and families Of this and other countries
fRICE-l23s cents per bottle.
Mig 70 be obtained at wholesale and retail from c. ASH.
PLEAD co. No. Exchange Place, Duncan's Buldinss
Detwee1l Cusomhouse and Blenvle streets so t,on,
.-x. JOSEPH HUFTY, 10 Ga mn at
Just received and for sale as above fresh stoni
IN ~ AXES AROMATIC BITTERS
DR. uuTCHlNGS' DYSPEPSIA BI'TTERS
Dr. HlBB ARDS WILD CHERRY do
country Merchants and Others are requested TO call bsfre
purchasing elsewhere. ali In, ns
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WcsstssAse Measans Warehouse
NO. Is Chartres st. New Orleans.

WKiGHT co. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
every department OF their busnes have agreed with The
Mp sors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
sny lnroqghoqt the United States, to keep them con
uppled with fresh and ample ass0rtmen nj rates
a ae eaaSed hs USUAL market prices they
assortment which found in this or any otbe,
S avms mad mnny experience in the purchase
Ss snS ns now s particular beIs
exceedingly low, that the purchase canno az prfes So
handsome per centage on his vesteni either at olesale
Or netdn: At Their establishment may be found a In
a Ir f,e A IL GENUINE PATENT MEDICISES
e iofoWing lst comprises of their assortment and
prices; r oA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT regular
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BAYOU CHICOT ACADEMY.

Ely: THOMAS RAND, JR., A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
This lnsti uton located in of the most desrsbese SEQ
lions OF the State for health and beauty twenty five mi
e d rlute between the two, has been successful
VI us merits, and claims continuance of pnbc conf
uehce It's ffnGipal and Founder Mr. RA Nd refers to the
and to the parents those students who
have been, and now, under his instruction Ii will con
nne 70 be as ever has been the pride purpoe
OF MS eAer'ops 10 advances by all the efficient and ma
tul fG means. the instruction of his pupils.
Inc various classes OF the school will the last Friday
OF every month be subjected the most rigid and crtca
public Examination the studies the preceding month So
mat not only the parents, but all who interested in he
cause OF education attend and judge for them elves
merit Rolls VIII, also at the time, be furnished to each
parent or guardian. ~ ~
The bnalness of instruction is conducted by Mr. Rand
AIDED by his Lady and by competent Professor the French
ahguage Professor OF the Spanish language will be EN-.
ployed as soon as sufficient encouragement offered.
TERMS:
Inc year VIII hereafter be divided into two
twenty-five weeks each the first commencing the third
Monday In January the second four weeks after the close
the first. 1900 ~
Board and uitiOn, session. s65 10
Tuition Of Day Scholars in English studies 10 90
In Classical and Mathematical studies. ........, as 90
Extra for French Spanish ................I Ia 90
No pupil will be received for less time than one session No
day scholars Will be received except such board with their
parents or guardians.
Deductions for absence will be made only in cases OF
sickness. '' "
boad.rs are required to furnish their beds and bedding and
to have all their articles of clothing plainly marked.
The dorrltones well artange airy AID comfortable
ja6 3mW THOMAS RAND, JR
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d o M e s TIC POR rs.

<.us1~sas CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
STtkIN Packet - United States .MaH Line bcttoeen
- hs charleston and Haoana, via Savannah and
Ae1 West-The splendid steamship ISABEL, Capt. Ro
Inns HOO buIthen has resumed her regular TIPS from
CHARLESTON Is. ca to HAVANA, leaving Havrna
io CharestonSth and Sd Of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana the 1s and 18th.
RATES PAssAGE:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah. $40
Fol further particulars, apply to
M. 9. MORDECAt, Charleston, or TO
E. J. HART Il co. 70 Tchoup0ulas ST. n Orleans,
Ageats It liava na, DRAKE BROS & co.
Ay Passengers leaving Havana by this ship can reach
baltimore the Fifth Day by taking the Land Roue and
ew York and PhLade mia in the time by taking the
Steamship to those ports. d6 3aw
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Wholesale and Retail.
VI. LEFoRF, 1913 ST. CHARLES sTREEV
Opposite the 81. Charles Theatre
lne hine OF ConfectiOners, late from Paris

~ PROVE that we do not take tn;s ill Il;
= VAN, we pray the public in general and those al
passing our establishment: 10 give a cal and sy St
anime Tor themselves We have tbe mos, ~ $lfa
ara varied articles of CONFECTIONERY 'Uc5 ~
Canles, etc. etc. ~ S""Solas, W.
s Ii lo has The best collection of Flower Pictures sia.
nave ever before been seen in this citv " ~ us WHICH
vi Lelor a,o has engage the best French Pastry Cooks
this city can surpass il. 'i"' nv eS'dDsa 40 e IN
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INK! INFx!I INKi!!
EEys'FISO1s'S Columbian El,hs

Slack, Japan, Copying, Mar king. Blue, IndeIibIe
scariet, Red, CArniine.
THE comfort pleasure and benefit of the use of coon
INK In our daily correspondence and business cnn
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced tb1
use OF bad-and who has There Inks flow more freely
than any other now in use ~ ~ 'oio
FOR sale IN any quantity at the manufacturer prices by
ay23 ly Whojesals Agant f,p %a suie seti
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.-s1NJrn,, ,,,..25 Iehonpitonias Strset,
& .EfERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Dt.
- reef lmportera Of FRUITS. NUTS, WINES, etc.,
CAROLINA SEED COW PBAS-5Oo bushels senu.
~, Inc imported direct from Charleston; "
n,iHiSsIiu0u drums new Smyrna, superior Eleme;
khiSlNS-n quantities TO suit purchasers:
aitMQNi lS-3tW baes and bags Soft Sheled Almonds.
SHELitED AI,MONDS-2D0 boxes, in fine order;
FhGANs, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTs-9iO
PEPPER, RAGE GINGER, etc.-4cO bags;
STARCH1Agency Of lIeh, Floyd & Co.;
yin y ,ll-oeN bnskes pnts and quarts, "Plarno''
ShkDlNES-Whoi halves thirds and quarter boxes;
WlNEs-Muscat, ClaTet, etc., in boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry; Port Wine. various qualities, etc.;
ES-Varous qualities;
BUTTER-AIways on hand, supply best st. Lonis:
ORANGES aud LEMONS-Of direct importation aud
al kinds of Foreign Fruits, etc.;
PRUNES--In jars and fancy boxes;
CITROSS-9O boxes superior Genoa Ctrons:
CHAMpA0NE-lN baskets;
BRANDY CHERRI ES-30Q cases fresh landing.
wACCAROSi AND VERM1CELLI-lO cases fet
Genoa, landing; Wv ea'e' he'H
FIREGRACKERs-aOo boxes first quality NoI
PoWnER5Asency OF the celebrated "a mercan Chrys.
~ Powder Company" guaranteed superior to any
Powder m4n9Iael0red Tdl7 3dpl oil
PAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
z BOU ERS, so long and favorably know rs n iioUss
hhu SIGN tAN ER Won inform his numeious riend and
We pubic In general that he has PAINT SHOP nj ia
Wa ahie street, where he prepared to contract io exc
Gulhs win nmpluess and dispatch all orders in his line of
es- -,n we very oeal OF malerias NJ ly
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CAUT1UN.
Owing to the +Ntuccess and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Saraparlla, amber of who fOrmery-r
Agents, have need making Sarsapanila Extra Its,
Eixrs, Bittes, Extracts Of Yelow Dock, etc. They g=ne
rally put in the shaped botte and some Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they are oniy
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
York Reding Co, state street Boston; Dyo 4 S,n,
lSa NSrh Second street, Philadelphia S. 5. Hance Drug.
Eist, Baltimore; 7. NJ Cohen Charleston I05 South Pearl
street, Albany P IL Meraw, Naohez; and BY all the
United States, West indies ana the Canadas
J. WRIGHT, l5l Chartres street.
do SOLE AGENT, New Orleans.
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IN me District Court Of the United States for the East
II 55;jsset OF Lea's g No 67l5 UNITED
| obedience to an admiralty warrant to me direct.
ed IN the above entitled suit have attached and into
h 10y Tt on taSen the American ship GEORGE EVANS
, ache Apparel and Furniture, beled Inv The I'M
tbe % Vof ioeurs) and do hereby aud admonsh
Wef or owners thereof, and all every other nsrson
o. pe,sons having pretending to have any rrbi ti n
% ~ OF 70 The same 10 b. and appear before Distrie
" te United States Tor the district aforesaid IN he
W S NE city Of Newoteans, or heiore the Third
or csn IRON ms date, 10 show cause any they have
M, WY tle sald American ship George Evans should
n pg as forfeited and be sold agraesby 10 the
$500 " tie informing hbelint.. u. 5. Marshal's Office
oa'eth District Of Louisiana. New Orleans dec y
dsOi.eis WILLIAM 5. SCOTT, U. s. Marshal
S'N'''' Eastern Dist, Of La.
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SHIPPING.


x,sG7$ For CALIF0RNlA, via the lSTHNIUs
S = route the first class and fayorite ste
ALABAMA, r. w Foster, commander. will leave The
wharfioot of Girod St, for COATZACQAICOSR RIVER.
touching at VeraCruz FRIDAY, the 10th January 1r
her second trip the Both January for her third trip and so
on subseqnenty, at intervals Of twenty days.
EF~ The ALABAMA will ascend the river about forty
miles Her stoppage al Vera Cruz will be only few hours
The travel San Francisco is shortened nearly 1000 miles
The cost is greatly reduced will be observed by reference
to the rates at foot The country be taversed is healthy
and the facilities travel considered abundan Theroad
OPEN Mules and horses be obtained There towns
and oommodous stoppages and the whole distance can be
made in about hrtyx hours Confirmation OF this be
easily procured previous to engagement ny parties DESTROYS
to adventure No established OF travel has yet
been male by the Tehuanepec Company in NewOreans,
WHO propose 70 give their immediate attention p but
while they afford the opportunity that the public should be-
come practically acquainted with route Of communication
which will very soon become the great highway
RATES OF PASSAGE:
W
lower NaDlt W
S $50 pounds baggage allowed each passenger Freight
81 cents cubic foot
Passengers will have to provide themselves wish pass
ports from the Mexican Consul.
la7 @, j. MEEKER & CO 66 Poydras st.
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This extract of Saapaa been expressly prepared in
reference 10 female complaints. No female who reasc
TO suppose she apDTcachng that critical PERIOD "The Tnn
o. Life should neglect to take it, CERTAIN preventive
nr any of the horrible diseases which emae
are subject at this time OF life This period may be deayen
several by using this medicine Nor il egs vana
bic Tor those who arc approaching wonanhood, it cak
o0ated to ast nature by quekeung the blood and nWgor-
the deheate diseases to which subject 1t braces
The Whole system, permanently the natural energies
ny removing the impurities OF the body far stimua.
tng rs TO produce subsequent relaxation CHS the case of
most medicines taken for female weakness disease BY
using lew bottles of this medicine, and painful
Ilnua mar han uautaI
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JQpE BUTLER, Jr

d. Townsend's SanaDara a sovereign and speedy cue
Tor !ncIpent Consnmpton, Banennes, Proapsus Ute
railing OF the Womb, Costivenes Piles, leuchorrhna u
WHITES, obstruced difficult Mensruaton Inoontneuce
OF Urine or Involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
prostitution OF the whether the result OF
inherent cause OF causes produced by reguaty, Illness
ACCIDENT Nothing be surprising than
effects on the human Frame Persons all weakness and ass
tude from taking at become robust and full energy
under It's influence 1t Immediately the nerveless
ness OF the female frame which the Of barren
ness 1t Will not be expected Of of delicate
nature, to exhibit certificates of performed
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children. after using few bottles Of this invaluable r1edicne
nave been blessed with fine, healthy otspnng.