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The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30
CLOTHING of every kind and variet.

rLOTHlNG of every kind and variety,
~ now receiving per the recent arrivals by
the ships Alert, N B. Palmer, and flying
Cloud, comprising the fullest and largest as
sortmcnt in this market. all which is neng-
featured BY ourselves, and can therefore re-
commend, either as regards styles, quality
or fabric.
Our stock consists in part Of
Frock coats Of various qualities ana co'ors.
Dress coats, sacks shooting coats, bag over
sacks, cloth, petersham, &c.
Blanket, pilot, flushing and forrest cioih
sacks, over sacks.
Monkey jackets, pilot, blanket, satinett, for
est cloth and flushing.
Cloaks Of sundry qualities.
Pants, black doeskin, black figured French
cashmere, satinett, sleeps grey. pilot, for
rest cloth, Taylor grey, cottonades, color
ed or fancy cassimeres.
Vests, satin, cloth and fancy, among which
are some Of the richest and most costly
ever seen in this or ANY other country.
Blue and red flannel shirts, with and without
pockets, hickory shirts, white and colored
shirts.
Hats of all qualities, by the case; moleskin,
beaver, brush, fur and wool.
Boots, grain long legged superior article.
Waterproof cloth for jackets and pants.
Oil cloth. blcached shecting s-for sale by
JOHNSON & CANFIELD,
oct.4,47 I'm. No. 3 Clay st, San francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

ID oBERT RODGERS, Clay street, be-
Et tween Montgomery g. Sansome SITS offers
for sale, from rccen, arrivals, fresh Chill flour,
in half and Or bags beans; superior Cincin
natl hams smoked beef; mess pork prime
beef; split peas pearl barley vermicelli; (;
molasses syrup; Amer can butter, in bladders +;
Cork butter, in irkins; cheese; tapioca; cloves;
ebsynthe; champagne; jams and jellies; table
salt very fine old port and sherry wine, in
wood and bottles; white lead; green, red, blue
end fancy paints Havana cigars 1ianEets !;
s,othng dry goods; glass ware Iamp9lack,
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

Q CUNDRIES-Flolr, choice Chile, in
- halves and quarters, Gallego in bbls.
Richmond &c, in do barley, Chill, in llo
lb sacks oats, prime American and Eng
lish; bran, fresh Chill, prime Central Amer
lean corn, prime Central American; corn
meal, in hf bbls pork, mess in hf bbls, mess
in qrs ploughs, Flnch's premium Peek
skill For sale bv dunno & Co.
49-3w Sansome street, near jackson.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

HOMES HOTEL.--Corner Sansonie and
~ California streets, San Ef-Gnr;gco The
proprietor Of the above Elotcl boes TO inform
his friends and the public generally, through
ont the state, that he has Just completed in the
very best manner, extensive additions aud rem
ovations 10 the same, and is now prepared to
accommodate them in lnoie superior style
than formerly.
The Hotel fronts on Slnsome street l42 feet,
and on California %, and is three stories high.
The Ladies' paior IS by 50, is elegar lly fitted
UP with every regard to comfort and convent
ence. The Dining Rooms 10 by %, is the larg-
est and most roOmy in the state The building
contains g rooms, furnished in manner not
to be surpassed, with every attention 10 care
and luxury, and the terms for board as low ns
any first class hotel in the city. 3mnoi9
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Jacks and Woodruff

C2 Inform their friends and the public
Igsa that they are prepared to offer
Watches and Jewelry of the best and most
fashionable styles at the lowest cash prices
They comprise fine London levers, anchor cs-
opponents, and lepncs, from the most celebra-
ted manufacturers of Europe. Also, Diamond,
Pearl, Ruby, Emerald and Opal Jewclry OF
the richest and most splendid description, all OF
which are offered at so per cent less than form
er prices.
iHo5-Jewelry manufactured from California gold.
aS-Gold Quartz separated and refined.
o. Chronometers rated by transit.
G;-Watch repairing executed with punctuali-
ty and despatch. No. 27t Montgomery st. in
Bolton and Barron's building. IS-3m.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

nUARTZ MINING AGENCY.-Officc
w on Clay street, 4 few doors above Mont.
gomery, San Fruncisco--w whcrc all kinds Of
Minerals will he Assaycd at the shortest no.
tice. Information given relative TO working
the various Minerals to the best advantage,
and the proper machinery to be used.
oct4,47lm DR.. WRIGHT, Ag't San Fran.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

Mr.. Delazon Smith, the celebrated
Tylerite politician, of Ohio, has been
ordained to the Methodist ministry,
and is preaching at Keasoqua, Iowa.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

QuAErz MAcHiNERY.---Anothel
load Of heavy machinery destined fol
the new quartz mines near Ophls
left this city yesterday. Union.
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TUITION a. CO., Corner of Clay

HUTTON a. CO., Corner of Clay
Il and Sansome 2ts,beg leave respectfully
to announce that they have now arranged a
private sales Department" in their sales
room, and are now ready to supply the trade
throughout the country with general assort-
ment Of Boots, Shoes and Brogans. Dry
Goods and clothing, either at private sale,
or upon their trade sales at auction on Fri-
DAYS of each week Merchants arriving
IN town are requested to examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Importer who
may desire to furnish samples of the above
named goods TO be sold for their account
NAV rely upon great attention being paid to
their interests. We pledge ourselves to
transact a strictly commission business. Our
regular sale day at Auction for Groceries,
Provisions and Liquors, will be held on
Tuesdays OF each week not9 m
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30
San Francisco Advertisements.

The Patrons Of the "NEvApA JoURNAL," "
will find box at Marriott's Exchange, corner
Of sansome and California streets-and one
also at Bonnestell & Williams Book and sta
tionsry Store, on Clay, II ar kearney street
and one Mt tee Despatch Printing Once, on
Montgomery street, over Messrs. Drexel, Sa-
,her and Church. where all advertisements in
tended for that paper may be left, and will be
promptly forwarded.
OCTAVIAN HOOGS, Agent
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

EHGERY e. HINCKLEY, manufacturers
~ of Mill, Steam Epginc aud Quartz Puly-
erizing Machinery. and Iron CASTINGS of every
description. First St. between Mission and
Howard San Francisco, Sign of the Pacific
Iron Foundry. nofs I'm
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San Francisco Advertisements.
NEW YORK BOOT g. SHOE WARE
IN HOUSE in Gordon's Iron Block, corn,

LN HOUSE IN GordonS Iron Block, corn,
er Front and Washington st, San Francis
co-constantly on hand large and well as
sorted stock Cf boots & shoes, expressly, pre-
pared for this country trade.
Consisting of Long Leg Grain Mining Boots;
Do do Wax do do;
Do do do Hungarian Boots
Do DO Grain do do;
Besides Kipp, Calf grain and Wax fine and
business Boots; shoes and brogans of every
kind and quality.
LEATHER.-Thc only assortment in
California, comprising harness, bride, listing
and rein leather.
Machine banding and belt leather of all
sizes
Wax, grain and kip upper Leather; hem
lock and oak sole leather; French and Phil
adelphia calf skins sheep skins of every
kind and color.
Country merchants are particularly invited
to call and examine our large stock, as this
is the only exclusive Boot, Shoe and Leath
er Warehouse in the country.
Am KELSEY, SMITH & RISLEY.
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San Francisco Advertisements.

ESAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.-OcrAv1AN
= HooGs is the Agent for this paper for San
Francisco and is authorized to receive money,
sign receipts for the same, and transact atn II
business relating to newspaper and job print
Ing Us tho representative OF
SARGENT & ALBAN.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

" HlIE Lead ami jill tons pure lite
~ lead 10 bbls linseed oil; landing and
fr SAFE oy SHELTON, DANLL LII + Coz
hof7 I'm Sacramento ne or Kssrr7 -
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

SMlTH, BROTHERS q co, California
~ stro 1t, San Frncisco, offer for SAT-
Gll"y hour in half barrels,
Irish whiskey, English strong beer, in casks
Havana scgars, superior quality,
Sherry wine, in lsks,
Blankets, heavy clothirg,
Candles, Rice. etc, ct. s7lm,
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

UAACIFIC HOTEL-Pinc, near Montgom-
n cry ST., San Francisco, kept by Mrs.
Keyes, from Chicago offers to boar1eys the
comforts OF nome and the conveniences Of n
hotel. Rooms furnished in genteel style. Ia
be supplied with all the market affords. No
bar kept 49-lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

The utmost confusion prevailed for
about five hours, during which time
the passengers and provisions were
all safely landed, and all the gold dust,
save one box containing about $4,000.
We will pass by the uneasiness man.
ifested By the passengers, that we we're
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-30

AS Captain Marks has never given
any reason, or offered any apology for
the wreck of his vessel, we are COM
PEELED TO attribute it to negligence or
design. Signed by
H. Hickman and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02
Destructive Effects OF the Late Gale.

Providence, September l, 1851.
On the night Of the 25th u the schooners Harriet of
soningon Smith master Superior Conley, of Newport
and soops Fame and Agent of Newport and sloop be-
longing to saybrook Connecticut anchored the
east side Block Island with the wind strong from
About one O'Clock the wind shifted to INV, and blew
violent gale and they then all got under way probably
for the purpose of standing out to sea.
The Harriet was capsized, and went ashore On the
island Soon after she struck her masts out and
she went to pieces and is total loss-her crcY were
saved in the boat
The Superior parted her jb halyards, was driven
ashore the island and in Is minutes went to pieces
The sloop Fame and the soop belonging to saybrook
put out to the former returned Wednesday
ing with loss Of b, and the other without damage.
The Agent ran for GIeenport and sank in making the
harbor there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

MARETzEK's GREAT BEyEFIr On Thursday,
Max Mare.zek wiz make his formal adeu to opera
management in this country, where be has perse-
vcreo, after season, ia enieavors to establish
the lyric drama as a per Kanent luxury Of the
people. lie has made many expensive engage
ments with the best yOcalis.s Of the day, bu. the
peeuniary results have rot permitted him 10 amass
a fortune, or to take the fret step In that direc
ton. He has honorably acted as a mere trustee
between the pablic and ais great company Of ar
tss and has traIslerred the receipts from his purse
70 the pockets Of the vocalists, Leaving himself With
no reward FOR his pcesssnt labors but high repa:a-
tion for mus;a skill ard for financial credit, under
very onerous and depre ssing circumstances. Such
is the end Of opera management in this metropolis.
It s in the power Of the public, however, to add
a A." crunb Of comfort 10 Msret1ek, at the hour Of
his formal adicu from the scene of his lsbors The
oprortunity-and glorious orc will be gver on
Thursday afternoon and evening next, when
Strangers in the city, and hundred musical neigh.
borhoods, together with the whole Of musical .sew
York, may turn into enc grand GOOD of enthusiasm,
to make a demonstration for the favorite manager.
ono that may close his present managerial career
With distinction and with profit. The programme
is sbnndantly rich. The principal musical stars of
the day will be there, forming the most brilliant,
GALAXY ever witnessed on one occasion--the whole
Of the opora troupe besides the Rousset family, AMI
an English company, and we know not how many
other brilliant features-exhibiting their combined
eat for one dollar This should be enough TO in
cite all New York. and The country round a5sut, TO
be prc'ent; and feel that it will; for never, per-
hays will this community have another occasion OF
enjoying sash treat, or another opportunity Of
terrifying their admiration Of such popular Ebo-
fal enterprising and sciGsacigcag musical direc-
tor WIZ not the ladies give min bouquet, with a
+" ,ithounnt thanks in SO ifs ought - have one
who VII scisct the 81 seu wtL va. . make !.
vpl We ball knys gn Thugslly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

The BoLDINo FUoIrIvE CAsE.-We give in our
columns to-day, under our Law head, the opinion Of
the United States Commissioner Brigham, in the
case Of Folding, fugitive slave from South Caro-
lina. In the opinion Of the commissioner, the
claimant made out his title, and an order was con-
seqsently made for his extrali:ion. This is the
most interesting case that has engaged the at.en-
tion Of our courts under the Fugitive Slave law
passed by the last Congress The defence was
rstbernove II was ,ontended that Boiling could not
be slave because be was not Of African descent,
and had no African blood in his veins SeveraI
witnesses examined this branch Of the case,
who swore that in their juagmen. Bolding was an
Indian; th at the conformation Of his head was not
African bat Indian, and that his high cheek bones
and general features were entirely opposed to his
being a negro. The testimony on tn SO points was
very curious but ii was Of DO avail, as the Com
missicntr directed him to be given up to his
claimant. IL is very probable that sufficient sum
wIl be contributed to purchase his freedom. Thus
that the law Is being faithfully administered,
and the decisions under it upheld, everywhere
throughout the North.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

SERIOUS RIOT AT VERA CRUz-THE AMERICAN YES
SELLS FoA TEHuANrEPEc sEIzED-DRoUoHr, ETC.
New ORLEASs August 81, 1851
We have dates from the city Of Mexico to the 10th
fust Che Legislature to assemble the Goth. The
Senate had declared in favor Of general confederation
similar 10 the Spanish south American States.
disturbance took place at Vera Cruz on the 2ist
when the ctSens to oppose the collection of taxes
by the government. The military called out, and
several persons killed and wounded before the dis
rurbsncc Qve.ied.
The two vessels which recently sailed from New Or
eans under PROTEST for rehu antepec have been seized
by tho Mexicac authorities at Coatxacoalcos
Great distress is prevailing in Northern Mexico the
crops have failed the stock perishing for want OF
water and pasture The Indians are rsvagng the
| try.
The Brownsville Texas) papers says that the Mexican
government prosecuting several Senator'S and that
| some have been fined and others imprisoned.
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Further Particulars az she Northbridgc Fire.
Fire at Neyvtonvilie, Mass.

BosroS Sept. 1, 1851.
The fire at Northbrdge, Mass on Saturday afternoon
destroyed the large stone cotton mill occupied by sylvia
nus Holbrook and Co The fire thence spread TO ma
chire shop, blacksmths shop, small barn, and six
dwelling houses Occupied by twentysix familiss) all
(which consumed.
The fire caused by the friction Of the machinery
The loss is estimated at $4,000 Of which $4,000 in.
sured in Hartford Offices $4,000 In New York; SO 900
in Providence; 5000 In Lowell and less In other
Offices
The machine shop and machinery, valued at $4,000,
not insured
The families In the dwelling houses were partly insured
in the Worcester County Mutual
large number Of people thrown out Of employ
ment by this calamity.
About o'clock this morning. a FIRE broke out a.
Nevtonyile, Mas, destroyin the store aud dwelling
owned by }. NJ Cook, and the store occupied by A. "
Alexander The lose is about 500, only partially in
sured.
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From washington city.

TIVE BOSTON RAILROAD JUBILEE, AND THE PRESIDENT.
WAsHrGroS, September !, 1851
The Committee of the Boston Coun,is waited upon the
President Saturday evening" and invited him to par
ticipste in the railroad jubilee, to be held at Boston
The President replied that it would afford him great plea
sure to be present but he would defer giving positive
answer until It could be ascertained whether the state
of public business would allow Of his absence from Wash
ington at that time The heads OF departments have
also been invited to attend.
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The Nova Scotia Elections, &c.

HALHAS, September l. 1851.
The general election in this province for mbers Of
the Legislative Assembly took place on Thursday last
but yet have not sufficient returns from any Of
the counties to enable positively which party
has been successful
The steamship America" due at this port from
Liverpool, not sig nailed az dark this evening
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MON Ely AJAX Er.

MONDAY, September 1--6 r. ".
There has been more activity In the stock market. to.
day, though there were no indications Of any per.
msnent spirit in buying No change has taken place ia
goternnent stocks which remain firm and are in good
demand. Erie, Reading, and Harlem stocks have id.
van:ed and transactions have beea large
The money market Is easier and is likely to be more
SC om DAY to day for the present week at least Con-
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TUE HERALD FOR EUROPE,

NAILS FolS EUROPE AND ASIA, ny rme STEAMSHIP
CANADA, FROM BOSTON.
The Bri,ish sil steamship Canada Captain Harrison,
will leave Bostol', to.morow noon f,r IIalfax and
Liverpool The mSV win close ia this ETY. a. ons aud
three O'Clock, The sns,oon. The Ssv Yoss Heats.
for Europe, printed IN French srd Ene.h, sn Se 30
nshsd a. zen oeiSsk lie ls.re',g g'rg,e s,Jia 10
yfatterf sixysrce
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Interesting from Texas.

INDIAN DErREDATIoSs-cUsroM HOUSE ROBBED, &C.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. !, 1851.
We have received Brownsville Texas, dates to the
9th ultno by which We learn that Indians have
made their appearance Roma and murdered several
parties.
The custom house at Point Isabel has been robbed Of
goods worth $4,000.
The crops In Texas doing well.
The water in the Rio Grande remarkably low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02
The Democratic State Convention.

AtHASY Sep. l. 1851.
The following Is list Of Of the delegates 10 the
Democratic State Convention.-
.fLbanv-Third district-John NcEwen
Renss,iasr-Third District--Wilard GrgTs
Erie-Second DstIist--Wm A sutton Tnirj District
samuel ". Butler
Onfario--W estern Dstrict-wm Dyer
Couga- second bistriet-Thomss + Horne, Jr
Cte,n-Janes Powers and II. klnsley.
Orlsans- landlord n Church
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Marine Disasters.

NoEFoLx, September !, 1851
The schooner Josephine, of New York, is ashore at
Currituck, with cargo of lumber and on board
The brig Antelope, from New York. for Narcotics, with
a cargo of slaves, is ashore Cape Henry The vessel
is broken in two ar d the deck load is lost.
The schooner Susan ana Mary, from New York, for
Georretowp mt in here in distress-dsmasted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

Knox IL msnuiaetuIsr FULTON street. hss Issued hir
fa style OF Hat and critical profess to be-
fss after the most careful scrutiny that have
BILE to discover the sshest parfce ion in the
mp. Knox, by his last work., will become famous
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coursud's Liquid Hair Dye converts red

or grey hair 70 black brown Instantly Gouraud Med-
Gated soap cures San Pimpes, Freciles, Sunburn SO
Peudre ssbte uproot hair from low forehead or
OF the body liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Coas
ionna only At walker street hrt store fro Broadway
1slenaer - south Third street. fhiladelphia Jordan 1856
Washington street, Boston. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

cock Leadhes.er. s Broad corner Leonard street
prepared TO their cnftornre with fall
winter goods, as merinos eashmsres dc LANES sha via
wooen blankets hsnnels lace audn 1n vinfow drarsrs
Nc. Gentlemen i'll find good stock OF gloves handkr
chiefs, erayats under shirts, drawers &c, there.
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resdents With Tie elegant and carpet
establishment OF M,sss Peterson Humphrey tor Il s one
Of The most attractive spot In roadsay and their array Of
this country 7ey sell cheap they are
Gated in notorious for s high prices, tbs
IT, they ths tire
q the asLionabe world yisi. 20 Peterson Humphrey,
merely curiosity will for the tronte
while those Sh call for tie purpose selecting
do 80 with great advantage. Peterson n1mphreys we
would state for the benet Of tran visiting the city
the corner Of broadway and White street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02
Man Lost at Sea.

CH.sLEsToS, August 90, 1851.
The ship Columbia from New York for Charleston,
Thursday encountered very gale during which
William Kelly the chief mate knocked overheard
and was drowned
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Dreadful Mortality at Sea.

THoMAsToN Maine, August 20, 1851
The brig Grecisn, Captain Gil,hrst, from Savannah
arrived here day with the loss Of her officers and all
the by yellow fever Captain Gilchrst five days
alone with the sick steering the vessel cooking, &c.
The brig was also struck by lightning.
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from lucnfnn.

Nav ORLEaSs. Aug q 1851
Advices from Yu;atan to AUguit 18th hare been re-
ceiv.d The troubles which have long datfe led tbs
penipsuls are subsiding
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Loss OF the Brig Matam0ras by Fire.

CHARLfsToN, August 30 I55I.
The brig Matamoras, from Camden, Maine, for this
port, discovered at anchor this morning, off Molly
Breakers abandoned, and fire She has been towed
up to the city by the Charleston aud her officers
and arrived, day in the schooner sattery from
NJ Xorl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

CONTINUES 70 devote his attention especially 20 Diseases OF
we Eye ana tsr ron TO o'clock daily ne
ne ms occupied Tor the last FEARS rosdway en-
trarso ~ warren street here be had his Trcae on
Acting Eve AID Par Fountains --'N'' ""~ us W.T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

% Fulton old call your attention 10 HE large
ofhne gold and silver Watches Of the test STYLE
Get possible prices. His Rchelieu diamond pointed gold
pers ere the best in use Watches and COLA pens repaired
or taken in exchange.
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ndsnce is returning Good names meet with disco1
at the usual rates, aud it Is seldom that thanl
per cent is demanded
The following table exhibits the exports from Ne
York in the month Of August -
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Pennsylvania Politics.

Lascasrts, Pa, Sept !. 1851.
Zurei swope, the inventor has sunoun ed himseif az
volunteer candidate for the legislature from tbs city
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Experimental TrIp OF q PropslIer.

PrnLADELrHi. September l, 1851.
The new steam propeller william Penn, for the
Philadelphia and Boston line, made highly successful
trial trip to day.
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Hair Dye.-Bat.heIor.. y.,u,o

Coorng for the hair eyebrows and ers eau be
- tl I've yhoesae druggists and psrfumers in snd
eounty; also az the principal Office aud nsnufaetorv
Wa street, Wholesale retail applied Beware sf ina "a.
uons. 1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

tHhchaIakuar tte Freat remedy Tor Coughs Colds In
futnaa Cssrrh, splitting Of Beos aud all other lung c5a
paints ding to consumption. Depot. A. L. SCOflL
Co. SIC Broaovsy. Price, in large bottles, ST. or three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02
Steamer Burned.

MEMrHrs, August 80, 1851
The steamer e P. Msckeii has been burnt, and is q
total loss.
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lcpesIhe subscriber would respectfully call the attention
OF parties requiring something tray elegant TO BIZ beautiful
e.sle OF the above articles in the mode yEhDELL
broadway, OF Duane street: Branch ose. Is all