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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
READ THE FOLLOWING TRUE

ANHlATEMENT IARRfTONN, Dec. .. 1870.
MR. HARBISON-slR; / write you these few lines TO
inform Of the great benefit have received from your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA. Eight years agoI
sssken with the pleursy 10 my left side, and liberated
my lungs therefore was obliged TO give up work asd
seek for relief tried everything that heard or but al to
no purpose Ny health couiiaued to decline, I'D finally
began raise blood and large quantities ofma,ter In this
stale continued FOR lime, until last l, Move nber
1919, when took bleeding from the lungs b.ei about
two quarts in tweny-four hours then gave NJ all hopes
ofrecOvery until heard Of your Napiha Snl thOughtt
ike al the rest Of the patent medicines, "a hlmb1g)
But resolved to Try bottle last resort and, thinks
to God did So for with his blessing believe it will make
well man ofme yet had not tat en- bottle before be-
gan get better end IN few weeks was about the house,
aud from that the present have reised any
biood-before that had bad spell! every e months
could do without it any account aud would
mend all who suffer from lung complaint to try at once
for do believe that II anything will effect cure this
Nspths will. Yours, with respect, c. D. REVERE.
PSI would have written you before, had
Gently contracted a cold which your NAPTHA has
entirely removed. can end business, and
pose mysellto all weathers. c. d. R.
MA F. Harrison 154 Greenwich-st. also sold by G. NJ
GuiOn III BOweTy. IF lmruTh&ST
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

hhWINTER ARRANGEMENT.-oa and ansr Moa-
day Dee lS 1850 he pAsseEsel usRs VII run - follows
Sundays excepted
LEAVE NETWORK. GOING NORTH,
From De Otce In HadsOn-st neAT ChAmoersA
as 10 A MOI Passengers 10 P0aghkeepse' siopPnz
AT Mfor freight and passengers % Poughksepssss
stopping a. Al wsy stations
Az p. Nor Passengers 70 POughkeepsie. Ecppinx
II al The wsy siarc1s
At p. M-For Passengers to Poaghkeephe, stopping
Al Mar aa6nve, fOnkers Hastings 0obbs ferry, Dear.
mar TanylowE slng-Sng Grolon. Peekskll 0arris0a'a
Cod Spring Fshkil New Han ourgh and Million Ferry.
ASP M--For passengers TO Peeksnn- stopping a AZ
way sfatOna
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE. GOING SOUTH.
ALA Nor NevYork stopping ~ Mufo1 Ferry,
New. pSu ogrgh Low Point tishkil Cold Spring Gar
rsou's PeeksE Croton sing-Snf, Tarrytown peernan.
Dobhs FeTrv YOnkers and Mnhsttanvle
Ats M-For height and passengers 70 new-fcrks
stopping al I'll way stations on signal - -, -
Ain IS A h-For passengers TO New fcrk Stopping
at New. HAInbursh Fshk Cold Spring, Oarrsons Peek.
skin, sing-Sng TGytown, Desrnsn, pooos very sna
Yonkers
ASP n-FOr Sew.YOrk stopping al al wsy stadOss
on signal. -
LEAVE PEEKskILL FOX HEw-Y0nK
All A h.-StoppiBs a. al way stsliOns on signal
Passengers viii promote their convenience ana scy ~
observing the following rules lat Give particular drec-
uons TO The baggsge-nRn where your baggage 70 Do 40
hyered that DO may marx accordingly and hereoy svoa
mistakes and delays 3D. procare yosr tckeu before sntsz.
~ the cars; I'd. DO not stand on the plafforns
dis OLIVER II LEE sgperinfendenl
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NEW-YORK &NEW-HAVEN RAIL.

lNR0AD-Ou and afer w ednesday Dec Is, the follow.
ne trains VIII leave .be Canast Station, Broadway
Pssser gers also received a. the NewYork and HArleE
RAILROAD Office, Twenty-eeventheL
i Accommodation Train al 7 I6A AM for Newkocheus
Hsmaroneck Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich Stanford De-
ren EorWalk, Westpor5 Southport farned, Bridgeport
STAFFORD, Milford and New Haven Passenger, from he
and Nsugstuck Railroads will take ms tram and stop al
Bridgeport Psssengersfrom ior Boston fIoT
dence Worcester Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut
Njver Railroads Win ske this Train and Join Express Tran
Al New-Hsyen Passengers for Canal Railroad stop al
Express Train At 9 o'clock AM for Stanford Bridge
port Albany Housatonic and Nsagauek Railroads new
Haven and The Canal Railroad Middleton Hartford.
Springfield and ConnectcHt River Railroad Worcester
Providence, and Session.
8 Accommodation Train at O'Clock A. M for New
Haven aud intermediate Stations. Passengers by !nis
Train for the Csaal Railroad viii remain al New-hayen
R p 81 4ana aSr in Ssy sye 1nt
Express TT ain ats ~ for Stamford Bridgeport ene
Eeugaiuck Railroads Waterbury, heW-hA'eni hauo'u'
Springfield Worcester and Boston. - 49,, ,,.,,
s. Express Train at "a p M r1r stanford ana Norwss
.ud connecting with Housaonic Tram al Bridgeport IO
s. Accommodation Train al 4P.M for HswHsyen ard
= Commuiaion Train al 5 PM for Bridgeport and tr
F''li''i''' '' TRAINS 70 EEw-YoRK
}. Communication Tram al 8 10 AM RON Bridgeport stop
sing al all tho Intermediate stations
g Accommodation Train at A. NJ. Tor New hsTes
stopping al all Intermediate stations
8 Accommodation Train At : 20 AN. rom hew-hSyohs
stopphg at al intermediates Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and New-Hsysp Cana kSuroad sno Nsug
stuck Railroad.
Express Tran a. 10 4 M ti CohlocuOh Wiia 40 IL
press TTaiR from Bostou) from NewHsveus stopping AZ
bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers fop hs
4Ousst1nic Railroad al Bridgeport
s. Accommodation TFun al so I'm tHecolylng pEsseli
,ers from the Accommodation Tran nom Boston and
HON tie E6ugafuck Railroad al Bndgeporp from New
Haven. stopping At all Intermediate Stations
Express Train at 10 NJ Or In connection With "a
press Train from Boston stopping at Bridgeport hOrwHs
and Stamford arriving In New York al II 50 I'm.
Express Train at IS p. NJ from Bridgeport In con
necOn with the HOusafouc Train from Albany and Pits
field stopping atNorwalk and Stamford
Passengers requested % procure cssn before E ~
seats in The Cars. ln1 - D. AAoOAs capI
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FOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and


II Fall RIYER-By the splendid and superior seaa,'
AZ raw sTATE and STATE Of MAINE, Of great Strength
80 .red Uartcuarly adapted 70 the navigation OF Long
Is5 So1n5 running In connection with the fa River and
o. Coin Rsilroad distance OF - mica 70 kosEon cnly
800 risy q " r. near the BAKERY.
aavs TbIrsdsys and Saturdays, 81 7 n -. -, 4.
RE Steamer STATE or MAINE, CapL Thomas y
levin on NOndayA Wednesdays and Fridays al I'm
This line n he only one thEt nAs crecs tor he"Pon
re- sreaners are ftted with comnodio0s statsfo0ns
and Tr arrsn cement fsr tie security and comfort OF PS
ssrgss bo are afforded By this route n9tta rest %
board and Oh arrival al Fan River proceed per railroad
SssrS 9osrOn early the following morning. Or can rea41
a. Ioer5 yefrng heir breakfast wished Tor onn IA
stsrti or he accommodated nsin a. quarter oeio,s
5o'cIo6 NJ which reaches Boston a. about cecA; NJ
LbsgSsSsInasteriS attached 70 eaen steamer WHO fS
seyss Nd cKes tbs baggage, and accompanies Ae ssIa<
10 ia destination. 49,. ,... ~ ,.s,a- ,oo,ns the
The rates for passage N-o VIC PiI'' "
game By other llnes -. .h sh,, fra N and I'm
a steamer runs In eonneenc5 nllH -@-' 'NS ~ 49,
Providence, daily, except eaaosys ,n.ot,s,
reIsS I,rs M forwarded with greeteI sxoll0a y -
ToTes srei M trstn which leaves al kiVer sYeIy
0Igundav excgpted) 81 o'clock ,of DOsOs a.d Wv
Redfrd arriving al its destination a. or soooI IA
Tor freight andy on board or a. me once on 9t
FOR state rooms OF berhs apply on oo1Io- oi =
70 secure henu ahead application may pc :, IVA
ieley TIsDALE BORDEN AgenS' ~ sn@ q : -.
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pEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS.

AATON and NEw-TORK. via sTOnINGToN and
PRONIDENCE-lDland route. without ferry, change of
cars or baggage. ,,,-, ,,,,,,s, -. =, -. = j,
COMMODORE, Capt VIM n Frazss, IN cOnnactio1
rith die gtenngton and Providence and Boston and
Providence Railroads. leaving New York daily (Sondsys
excepedl from Pier hrs wharf above Battery place.
Al O'clock NJ and Sioningtof sisPM or upon the sr.
rival Of the Mai Train from bostot
These built expressly Tor INC roue Aha se
Ia every respect particularly adapted to the navigation q
Long Island Sound The accommodations for are
eommOdOus apd CONFERENCE.-The ohcers capable and AZ
peneEced ~. -.
The route beng he shortest and most diroes eetweoa
Session and New York, Passengers arc enabled 10 arrive
10 ample hgne for the morning lines OF steAmboa ana
rRilrOads RAINING various points from those ciues
The MASSACHUSETTS viii leave New I ORR on Jues-
dAy rhuTsc1g and Saturday. Leave htoningon on &on-
dEt Wednesday and Friday -
The COMMODORE vii leave New ork MOpeey W ed-
aesday and Friday Leave ssoningcn Tuesday Ehnrsday
aud Saturday.
~ B-PSsseDgeFs lhe ariya ~ the STEAMERS al si0a'
ngton proceed Immediately Ia ne splendid railroad cara
TO Providence and Boston. A bssgsge-master sccom-
penea each train 70 and from Boston FOr passage.
berthr state rooms freight applications mag be made -
pIsee If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
MEDICAL.
A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDERi
IN DR.. HOUGHTONS PEPSIN, the true digestive fluid
Castle Juice, Great Dyspepsia CureI prepared from
Kennel The fourth Stomach OF the Ok after directions OF
Baron Liebg the great Physiological Chemist, by J. s..
Houghton, M d., Philadelphia, Pa.
This truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dys-
pepsis, Jaunoice Liver Complaint Constipation and De-
biily curing after natures method, by natures own
agent the Gastric Juice.
The Gastric Juice lie the Great Solvent Of the food the
purifying preserving stimulating agent OF The stomach and
intt shines. Without il there be dtgesonDo con-
Of food into bood-no nutrition of the BODY but
rather foul torpid paluft and destructive condition. or
the whole digesveappsraus. weak. halfdead, or in
lure stomach produces no good Gastric Juice and hence
The disease distress and debility which ensue
But this may be supplied by extracting the digestive
principle Pepsn, from the st0nachs of animals resemb'
ing man thus forming Digestive Fluid precisely ike the
natural Gastric Juice In its chs mca powers, and furnish
ing a complete and perfect substitute for It.
The of performing the process Of Digestion Arhclay
has long been known to Physoogbs Dr. Houghon claims
the merit Of making the application OF this art 10 the cure
OF Dyspepsia, in perfect and agreeable form: -
% READ THE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE Baron
Mebe in his celebrated work on Animal Chemistry says
AN Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous to the GasIc
Juice be prepared from the mucous membrane OF the
stomach Of the Calf In which various articles OF ood, as
meat and eggs viii be sofened, changed aud digested,
iust in the they would be in the human
siOn Bch."
Cal on the Agent for further evidence, of similar
character 1t is doing wonders for Dyspeptcs Every
bottle Of the genuine preparation bears the written sigma
ture OF j. s. eHOUGHTON. NJ d sole proprietor
Dr. HOUGHTONS KEW-YORK OFFICE, s. Ltspe.
nard-st a few doors from Broadway. 24t lw .
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Perry Dsvisy
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is the

hest artce In the world for the immediate relief OF Ell
tes and Internal Complaints. Full directions ioI ~ uss
will be found In the Peoples Pamphlet puDAsheq Dy ns
nropretors q copy OF which will be given win eVeIy
bottle For sale al wholesale in New-York. by
A. B. J. D. Sands, 100 Fultou-st William burgee, 81
coTtlsnd.st; Minor Co. 2l4 Fultonst Geo. J. w.
Haybee 81 Nassau-st; Hsvand, Keets Co. 80 Maiden
lans; nj Ward Co. IS do Aco, McKissoH Il Robbins
Il7 do; Leeds Hazard l2l dol T. Tnppee, ~ DO
Norton Babcock Wood, 1873 DO; r B. Haylsnd Co IL
Broadway Hsydock Corles Clay zlS resI 81 y, y
Clickenerk Co 81 Baclsysti Koop FISCHER 20 Ne"'"
Also Tor Sale by the Trsde gene ally.
BEWARE OF COUETERRElTS ~,
tv none hui he Z ...-''''' ORIGINAL PAIN Kill
and u~s 'OiNH
NEW PERRY DAVIS j SON
"a High-st PROVIDENCE
NIB The name PSn Killer belongs exclusively 70 20,
ri ri - Ds , mr. Conn Il SIN
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CREAT REDUCTION OF PRICE

" Independent Mail Co 10 California, Letters 70 San
Francisco Only . Cent? and delivered in advance OF the
L. =. Mail.
BERFORD & co. EXPRESS, No. Astor House. New.
York dispatch Special Messenger IN the Steamer Cres
cent City 18th inst, who will take charge Of Letters and
Packages and deliver them 10 all parts OF California, Ore
gon and the Sandwich Islands In a. vance OF the u. 5.
Mail Persons distance enclose California Postage and
prepay this Office. Paid Stamps for sale Postage TO
Sacramento Stockton San Jose, Oregon aud Sandwich Is
lands 81 co To the mines 81 90. No u. 5. Mail by this
Steamer BERFORD & co, 2 Astor House, New-York,
and corner of Clay and KearneY Sta San francisco 2O
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DHEUMATIC AND PARALYTIC

IL REMEDY These Powders are one Of the most
valuable preparations known for Rheumatism their Ope
They also highly recommended for Paralysis and those
who have friends afflicted with this complaint may call
Isaac Smith, Wholesale Manufacturer Of Umbrellas
and Psrasols, 81 Pearst Benz Murphy IS Montrose
WILLIAMSBURG; George Rusher, No Suffolk st. and
Hugh Jones, 1873 Division st. who are now taking these
purgave powders for Paralysis and are recovering from
their lamenefs.
the past sixteen years OF Paralysis Hempegia which
deprived OF the OF her left entire side, from the
head down; and dudng her illness OF sixteen years, abe
could not 81 n the table and take her meals win me fa
ly in consequence Of the o falling from her mouth she
sits the table with the family, and partakes Of her
meals with pleasure and moreover chews her food on the
left side IN preference 10 the right SIDE which she has not
done before Ia the past sixteen yeari IN fact the muscles
Of the tongue OF mouth restored their natural
notions and likewise the muscles of her and leg per-
form their functions that she steps ~ her foot and raises
her ann which she has not during her illness until
within the past month.
The friends persons who ore afflicted with the OF
disease mentioned this advertisement, may call Mrs
Low and Judge for themselves of the wonderful curative
properties of these Powders Mrs. Low commenced tax
ing these Powders Nov. 8. 1850
Mrs Eliza GuInsev 100 Delancy-st is now almost cured
Of Paralysis by these Powders after having made trial OF
many other remedies to no purpose.
BRIDGET McCin Auorney-st was cured by these Pow
ders after having been afflicted eight years with Rheuma
tsm in the head and during this time she obliged to
have her head shorn and flannel caps she has now
fine head Of hair, and enjoys the best Of health
William Clark 238 Delaney st. was severely afflicted
several years Rheumatic ameness in the legs and
efectually cured by these Powders
several years with Rheumatism In the legs and was cured
by these Powders.
In very severe cases Of Rheumatism Lnimen Is also
used, as en- outward application and sold with the Pow
defs
The annexed list of perfOns likewise given refer
of the curative qualities Of these Powders Robert
Dean l59 Monroe-st; Col Hushart 80 Hester-st Mrs
Myers, IS EsseX-st; Adeia Grant, Ia Chesnutst
Sold by Sylvester 207 Walker-st DR.. K + Hibbard III
John-s; William Florence. of Thrdayenue and
Thiry-iourth-st; John Van Dyk 81 Grand-st Williams
burgh; II b. Wynsns, ~ d., corner Of Columbia ana XIV
ngtOn sts
These Powders are put up in boxes and the directions
labeled on them Price, 50 cents a box.
Prepared ard sold. Wholesale and retail by
2zfiawSwSs CHARLES FOX, 2ll4 Dlyson-st- N y.
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I S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

- sPANY-FOr Havana New-Orleans and Chagres.
Through Tickets 10 san Francisco, reduced rates.
Chagres passengers transferred Havana 10 the splendid
steamship FALCON
doubeepgiue steamship OHIO, 5000 burthen, JAS
FINDLAY SCHENcK commander, will sail precisely al
O'clock F. NJ from pier foot Warrenst. y r with
he Government Mais, direct FOR Havana, New-Oreans
and Chagres.
Freight taken 70 New Orleans a. usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight 10 Havana
Shippers OF packages containing lewery gold or silver
ware or any articles commonly knOwn as yaua1les mus
specify the value OF the shipment Ia their bills Of lading or
the Company will be responsible for any losses on val
able merchandise shipped whou, such specific atiOg For
passage freight, apply to NJ y. hO6EhIS.
IN t26 III West corner Warren-st.
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TRAVELLING.
Change OF hours, commencing Feb. 10.
NADIA AND DArrER SON III

DAMAPO AND PATERSON RAIL-
AaROADs
ExPREss TRAINS -lsoppng only at Patterson and Ho-
hokus Leave Suferns al % and A: NJ and - Pm or
the arrival ofthe Erie trains Leave New ork All AN
and 81 and 81.
WAY TRAINS Stopping at all the stations Leave
Sufern's al O'clock NJ Leave Newfork at o'clock,
Pm. SuNDAys-Leaye Suferns al 81 AN and New
York al m
PATERSON TRAISs.-Leave Market-st. al and "a AN.
and the arrival OF the trains from Sutern g.
Leave Paterson Depot Al - and II A NJ. and - T M.
Leave New York att 81 M. and Il 81, At and I. M
SUNDAYS Leave MaTketst At AN. Paterson Dep0t5t
PM Leave NewYofk a. q A NJ. and PM. lOf
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

a ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND LIVERPO Ldrect and BEfWEAH
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boats only calling ~ Hanfax 70 ano Ano TO
eeive mails and passengers.
ASIA, Judkins. EUhOrAi Il. o. Lou
AFRICA, A. Ryho NlAIAkA, J. stone.
IHERICA N shannon. CANADA, WIN. HarrsoE
CAMBRIA, Leitch
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIsHr Al iner mssi
head sREEE on starboard side; RED on port side.
No berth secured until paid Tor. -.
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
All letters and newspapers must pass w'ouso us Ios"
Ofce
Tor freight and passage apply 70
French. German and other foreign goods received and
brought 10 common with British goods
Through bills OF ading given In Hsgro ioE New forA
Amer he lat Of April next the OF freight BY We
above steamers from Liverpool WI be very materially
reduced. n< ue
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CALIFORNIA EXPRESSLY.--On

CALIFORNIA EXPRESSLY.--On
~ OF the subscribers will California by the mid
die ofMarch and will attend any business entrusted 70
attend personally TO their delivery either San francisco
al Sacramento City.
As he subscribers permanently located Al Sacramento
CITY they Jake this method Of soliciting cOnsgumens Of
Good ard they viii attend themselves 10 the disposal
OF all Goods coming 10 hem they do not doubt out that
they such adventures very profitable parties
sending having been business at The atter place for
h- Last year aud being well acquainted with the market
they viii give any Information desired IN the selection Of
Goods, &c.
Satisfactory reference viii be given here and al Sscrs-
mentO City. II. OSBORN be Al their store, 47f
Grand every morning til 10 O'Clock and from to NJ.
INV Ii. P. OSBORN BROTHER.
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PIANO-FORTES.-N

ENOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-Ws
M would call The attention Of the public the hne
roru,ent Of Piano Foes with and without the much sd
mired holian Accompaniment, made by the cesbraed
house OF T. Gilbert Co. OF Boston. recently opened al
IA Broadway BY WATERS BERRY. The Pianos Of
r q Co have been too long and too favorably known
To need any commentators Hundreds In this city can
tssufv TO their gu perior excellence
N B-second-hsnd Pianos taken IN exchange.
Pianos 10 let
6ne assortment OF the above strumens may be found
At The Warerooms Of Lincoln Thompso lz9 Fuon-st
Brooklyn tI3 Inns
CHURCH ORGAN MANUFACTO-
ORY-GEORGE JARDINE, $40 Pearl-st near City
Hospital Broadway, Newly ork -Plans and estimates a.
ven Orders respectfully solicited which will be most
faithfully executed and upon liberal terms jalS lyeod+
- g. II. BARMORE offer at their Man
- uiacIory and Wsre-room, S4s BLEECKER-sL cor
ner OF Chsrles-st an assortment Of elegant PIANO
RORTES with the metallic frame and reverse bridge and
al other modern improvements d5 Sm*
z Il c. FISCHER, Gate NUNS IL FIs-
~ - cHER) Mandatory and Wareroom, 10 Greenwich.
o. corner Of Dey. PIANO-FORTES warranted, with
bridge and patent tube, well calculated for keeping
In PsnOortes tuned repaired and exchanged 8 Sun
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CROSBY q BELKNAP,

~ LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS,
SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA.
T. O. CROSBY d. P. BELkNAP.
The above are located a. the seat Of Government WITHIN
six hours travel Of san Francisco and have
forirsnsscng buslnessin all parts Of the State They r.
fer 10 Hon VIM. n. Gwin, WsshirgIo " =. non r.
Kew.York Ira smith & Co. l04 Peer-sL A Benedict
Eco 49 Wslst Z {. BeEeo ict, ESQ. 70 Wel-st cree
lev 4 McElraih: T. NJ Price, Esq 40 Waist z y BEL
map Son, Gold ST T. KerseII Co . Old slip.
l0fSm
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CALIFORNIA.

LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE from
y CHARLESTON 10 HAVANA via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST.-The splendid steamship lSA Ell V.V Iln'
ha-der corlr spded BIZ Capt William Rollins, viii com
ence her regular ups Monday Oct l. and sau Iss1-
s4y from Charleston c for Havana or the Isl ana on
OF each mouth and from Havana 10 Charleston on me Oh
sld I'd An
From Charleston AID Savannah 10 Havana So.
From Charleston and Savannah 70 Key West ~
For particulars sppiy TO 80 a, 81 .,
SPOFFORO TILESTON co. IS Soulns@
IL Charleston 10 NJ. = MOnLNaaLtS
Aeeu,s IN Havuns DRAKE. BROTHERS 4 CO.
Passenger leaving Havana oy hiI ship can reach b.
more hv lie land route the ffh Gay. or, by meeting
steauer SOutheTuer, reach Newly Ork IN same tine u
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A MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

IA JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, having purchased,
with others the whole stock and interest Of William A.
Livingston in the American Express Company Notice is
therefore hereby given that the said William A Livingston
is longer member OF said Company, OF the firm Of
Lvingston Fargo Co said Johnston Livingston having
taken HE place in said firm. WIN g FARGO, Secy.
Dated New York January l6 1851. 20f lmf
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YFR,S CHERRY PICTORIAL

N For The rapid cure Of coughs colds asthma Group
hoarseness bronchitis sshms, inoipent consumptOn -
Tor the relief of consunpve patients in advanced Stages ."
the disease. a.. -. t,A 10 cons.
This remedy Is offered to the community WIN lls OO
dence we feel In an article which seldom iss 70
the bsppiest effects that be desired 30 ~ce - &
6ed of usefulness aud numerous ths cases OF -
that almost every section Of The country aoouh1s ~ 1850
publicly known who have been rsstoreo lIoi a. ~ 49,
Iven Sssnerste diseases OF he lungs by iIs use 7u
once tried It's superiority over every other neOcl % -
Kind apparent escape ooseiv aslOu, a" - sr
virtues are known the pubic 40 longer hest.o VS..
dote TO employ for the Distressing and dangerous o.'
OF the puuiossry orgsns which are incident 20 o Ce
And no, orly I'M The rmdsbe slscks upon the lUngs az
FOR mdsr varieties of Colds, Coughs hosrssness -
and for children il the piessanesl ao saest
that can be obtsined No family should be "i'no1' H. S
those who have used 70. never viii. r.-r..
Lowell. Mass and SOLD by Henshaw, Edmenes = % %
Reese COuisOn, Baltimore; Havhsnd hssiSn 20
Charleston; jacob FBrrand Detroit, T. H. nc ai.s'Vii
louisville; Theodore A Peck Burlington Isaac JSie-'
Trenton; John Gilbert Co and W DyOt S'os, nil-
adelphis; L. ID w. h Gilman Washington Chas Oyor,
Jr. Providence; Wade Ecksein Co. CincnnSu sno oy
AL Druggists and dealers In Medicine everywhere.
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