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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-29

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UDHIi ADELPHlA Steam r fined Gold
L en- Svr"r. a prime article. Tor SAT" al
Nav 80. 1851. s. X. REEDER'S
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Charleston, Aug. 20.Ie5I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
LECTURES.
Luther and the Principles of the Reformation
BY REV. JOHN LORD.

MIR. Lord delivered the first OF his course OF
eight Lectures on the Saints and Heroes oil the
Reformation at Hope Chapel on Thursday eve
ming. The subject Of the Lecture was Luther
and the Principles Of the Reformation The Lee
turer first spoke ofthe necessity for Reformation
which be argued was one OF the most clearly
demonstrated truths OF history-seen in the gene
raj corruption Of society, ia the rapid growth oil
the Roman power, In the gross usurPaI'ons oil the
Popes, in their corrupt lives and PRACTICES IL the
abandoned character Of the moass, the general
vices Of the clergy and the wicked customs "hih
they encouraged, in the pardon OF sins for Pecn
,isrv remuneration, and the want OF spiritual eda-
cation in the different classes Of the community.
The necessity was early perceived, and IN many
instances admitted. bat all attempts at Reform
before Luther were unsuccessial-resai sing
y; the suupression or ruin OF all who raised their
voices against the manifold abuses which were
known 10 prevail. Jerome OF Prague, John Huss
and szvonarola haliowed their efforts Tor Reform
bv martyrdom; and Wickliie TO, bat for the
n,otecticn Of 4 royal Duke, would have persisted.
But Luther was more favored by Providence
better fitted BY nature than any oil his predeces-
q.
out the Celiverance If the people. The lecturer
discussed Luther character and claims ~ great
ness. placing him IL the front rank OF tue heroes
~ the world and TIE saints Of the Church, although
he did Lot attempt 20 conceal the deiec.s "alIn
uarred his extraordinary worth, aud N some
respects obscured tle wonderful virtues and at
tainmengs fof which, Of al the Reiormers' ne vas
preem ineltiy disiiDg uisued Lutner id aoI coll'
neuce with the idea % being ksiormer' ouI sep
bv step be was Jet on to his gigantic '@'A
Thoughtful, conscientious aud religious, IN cary
life be entered a monastery aid accofeAls % 'ue
custons Of his age, sought The favor OF goa y
sefex pistion and penance. After various eAPe
riepces &c was led % ;eei that these w0oH nO'
relieve him and. assisted By the Bible ne sf1l1'
ally developed his frat great lSea-Jastih;A-'9
by Faith Convinced OF the truth oil taie ana
strou gly desiring impress Il on tue m'nas OF n1
country men. he was peculiarly shocked .! 5ie
custom then iudorsed and permitted oy Toe no
man Cburcu. Of pArdoning sias Tor u 'ney
merely because IL drained gae calltry' AI4 %a'
uoustrous fraud anl i-. but bec tase IL c'n.iic-
with al SOUND visss OF Justification, beng Oasea
on the notion 81 sell * yiation ~nic1 mas ever en-
tered INTO eli false systems-accordins % winch
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1890. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1871
MORRIS snd EsSSEA KAlLROAD.-

W PASSENGER TRAtNs Up -Lesv- Nsw-forS ioo
I, sort-so-.t . 4 4 80 80 PIX lfssvs Newark =
as s-d i5 AZ
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esp = .se-rsta ~ 81 A 81. ana = ?. u As--s3E
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F.sfer.-.s ay iles- lr1igs reserved ara as-'7'-
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ctnf.ru Nt11ra &cT's0vsu A-r11- fif-nh DA1f-'
e. 4ovGv sla Dover
Al Dayrr s.aSrt connected w--1 LIE Az r5ti7-S.
,-afr ,esre '.r slrkEs1nnT, sA-Lgpc NeWiDL hscA7E
ky s.s lore Laty. ~ ford sro Ovgs-,o "a sorasyt
Vs4reaasvt aud srasys ano for spafs JDii1sonn'Hf
gsi-Btov- Column a Delaware a-sr zap. oifgs1A y
-.tirl foll5 LACK awzncL WurEs pass ms .uogea ~
- Str-bope PA Smtss Tavern Nr1 Ti-ty7' n
,,r Dunr,o-r avcs Psrs 20 sror-- 81 ~ fn-- 80
fhsrscays and SsmrdsyF arc returning n@s' ~ .
s-l,us Tor NeW-YcrL - nj,
Al D..-r- e fsg-B icsvc IN t19- NE -1o 'I- I.
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A A. sr- ? r. ifa.n. f'r Ne1-for1 =
A, 8orr1s0wn .lsg=s cave 80 ue slnssa oi re a =
s4.s zen lns ios scuana-a. Chester, srloo.ess ao-
srr Mrsriru1r Reiv'cfrr go fsttun fsT- 81 W.T."
H. - tar for S-w-fo-s . -,
asc for Rustinr Rcgr ou ur srr.vNt 81 &c -
-slr.ag n-yi 'lrr n ro1n-caag VITO re A. "- 0- "
New lri5 ,.... %, 81
p,ys,-- 70 $3.50 b. 5TJctfa l.r t@tt aoi.-- "a.
, g. y. -.r. r-ktis sr'fi be- rece4v-c nag On uc y
80. ..,- ghs fallss fs.T each slsnur iF1-i7
a. l s - zee e.s.4 wen rs- ID -.r ~ =
- -, ~ s.rssi1sr ere several urkr' ot-ft -
gers ere K Ilcw s.sE tsFsiT 70 re cSacVeio'
CURED.
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singular fact: never yet found priest with an
Ugly niece.
Superadded to these previously mentioned
me ans OF powell the Pope possesses another, II
possible more effective than all in that OF the Jesu'
its, an order SO secret, that & is diiicqlt TO as
certain their plan Of action The members are
gepersly well informed aud intelligent men,
having no sympA,hies bat with their order They
are bold aud daring in their plans cruel and IN.
relenting when they have power; cringing and
bypocritical in their means Of obtaining IL. They
are chiefly anxious 70 have the management Of
popular education.
If they notice youth possessing more than
ordinary intelligence, they seek by every posssl-
bic means 20 become bis tutors, and IL afterward,
be should be found to possess too much lndePend-
snce of spirit for their purposes, he 10 subject 20
horrible persecution. They have their agents In
all parts of the world, and have obtained a power
appreciated by those who are unscqualnted with
The complicated nature Of their intellectual ana
political machinery. They have wealth immense
at their command, as a recent lawsuit at Paris
fully proved. Every member 10 IN perfect suoser-
viency TO his superior. His will is law-every
desire, every hope must be sacrificed, every tie
subverted in obedience to his mandates. Ere
quently have these Jesuits been expelled from
countries for theiriniquitous intrigues and their
crimes. But the willy Jesuit laughs at such puny
warfare. Those known in the country leave Of
course, bat are replaced by a fresh Importation
from head quarters, who assuming another -garb
consummate the work which the others left IN
done
Here the speaker discussed at some length on
governmental and clerical despotism, going hand
in hand for the complete subugstion Of the people
Turning, the speaker demonstrated on the map
the territorial divisions, as laid down by the trea-
ties Of 1918, with the reisning families, pcpola-
ton, &c The total amount OF all the population
of these several States amounts to about i've and
twenty millions, Including the Islands bordering
upon the main land none of which, except Sicily,
took a prominent part in the Revolution
The Lecturer then showed US the various din
culties which the patriot party had to contend
sgainst--the preparations which were made pre-
vious to the death of Gregory, the last Pope, and
the general feeling and state ofthe country at that
epoch. He concluded the Lecture by some de-
tails respecting Plus lXth-his election, and the
effect that event upon the country. The causes
of the Italian movement have existed Tor length
of time, in the excessively bad government OF the
State. Their development into Revolution can
only date from the election of Plus lAth. In the
next Lecture, the progress Of the Revolution it
self will be narrated.
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YEAS AND NAYS IN THE HOUSE,
Now Line of steamers.

H. of r. Washington Wednesday, FEB. 10
Yeas and Nays on the motion of A. HAMILros
STEPHENS of ia. 10 lay on the table bill reported
from the Naval Committee establishing Line OF
Steamers for the conveyance Of the Mail from San
Francisco to China, and from Norfolk to Europe:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Aston Anderson, Ashe, Avereti'
Bennett Bingham, Bocock Bokee, Bowlin, Boyd, Bur
rows Butler Joseph Cable, q. A. Caldwell Cleveland
CongeT Crowel Daniel. Deberry, Dimmiek, Duhham'
swans Feshers on Giddines Goodenow, German, Hall
Hamilton, HARRISON, l. u Harris Thos IL. harris, n hio
bard, Howard, Hunter, Joseph'M Jackson, Anarew J9sn
Gangbey NcMul en McQueen, Meacham, Miller, Mefns
Morrison Odds, Orr, Gus Outlaw Pessee Peck Phelps
Potter Putnam, Richardson. Root Ross, sswtelle. d.
Stephens, Strong, Toombs, Whitiesey Wudriek, WimoL
N,ys~Nessrs Albertson Alexander, Andrews, AshDun,
Bsyy Bese Breck Brisbln Brooks Burt Calvin Carer,
Casey Chandler Clarke, Cobb Cole. Corwin, Dixon Do
", Duncan, Edmnndson Eliot Evans, Eiteh; fowicr'
Harlan Hay Raymond HebWd Holiday, Howe, W T.
Jackson j. b. Johnson, q q. King, J. q. King King
LaSere Letter Levin, II hann, }. Mann Mcdonald, Nc
Doweu Meade Milson Moore, Morse, Morton, Nelson,
Newell Parker, Penn, Phouix, Powell Reed, Rsey,
Robbins, jr, Robinson, Rockwell Rose, Rumsey, IT,.
spaldtpg Sprague. slsnly + z stanton X H. stanton.
Seison Sweelser Taylor, Uncerhhl, Nanoyke, sinIon'
Walden, Waldo, Watkins wentworth "n''e' "''aH'''
Assent OR Sor vor,sc-es.
Washington, Wednesday,, Feb. ia call Of
the roll was demanded on the amendment TO the
appropriation bill, making provisions to sustain
the Military Academy at West Point. The fol-
lowing gentlemen not answering, it was found
there was no quorum:
ApsvSr-messu Andrews Ashmun, Baker, Bay, Beale,
Rell Bennett nghsm Bssel, BOcock, Bokee, Booth,
Bowdon Bowie, Bowling, Boyd, Beck, Bnsbin, w J.
Brown Bue Bullard, Burrows, C.gio, Campbell CLARK,
Cleveland, CIngman Colc0ck, COlo, Crowell DAnner,
Dmuck Disnsy, Duer, Durham. Edmundsoo Fitch,
Fowler Gentry Gerry GddiBgs. Gilmore GOodenow,
Conan Green Hscke HalloweI, IIainll on, Harrison,
Harlan, l. q. Harrif T. l.. Harris Hay, W. Heberd, H.
Hiphsrd Hhiard Hoagisud Holmes, D. Hubbard Hunter,
w n Jackson James Johnson w. johnson, King,
La sere, Leler Levin job Mann, Mason, Mcdonald E
McIetu McMallen. Melville, d. +. Miller newell ORle,
Ode Orr. Outlaw, Owen Peck, Penn, Pater, Powell,
Reynolds Richardson Rockwell, Root, Rose, hnmsey,
SAVAGE scbrpck ScheTmerhOrD SpaldDg " T. Stanton,
u Stanton Aex Il Stephens. Thad. Stevens Sweeser,
Tavor jacob Thompson, James Thompson, John q.
Thompson, Thurman, ToOmbs Nenahle, Walden, Well
bonn. Wen worth, White WnmoI, Woodward. Wright,
Young. H. 90.
ANswERED At THE Roll CALL, il5
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD


aay Dec 10 1850 lhe passengsi Ess vii run a. follows
Sundays excepted - -
LEAVE NETWORK. GOING NORTH,
from he Office in Hudson-st near ChambersSl
AIS 10 A. M-For passengers 70 POaghkeepsie s'oPP1s
II sll The way stations ,,s.
Ati2M-Eor fregnt and passengers 70 Poughkseps's
It2 4. M-sor Passengers POughkeepste s'opPias
at all way stsrs1s .
Al p M-gor Passengers 20 Poughkeepsle, stopping
Al MAJ datanyine Ronkers Hastings, OoB0s Fery Dear
man TarytewB Sing-Sng GrOtOn, Poekskln5 6Ar1sOaA
Cold Sprinf Eshkil New. dSmbQrgh and Million Ferry'
ASP M--For passengers 70 PeeSsSl' Stopping Al Al
way stations v.xs,syv ANNA sOu5E
ia M-Fo~ NaV-YOrk. stopping ~ MliOR fsrryi
New. F3srr osygh Low Point FishkuL Cold SPRING oar
rsons Peeksk1 CIOt0n siag-SEf, Varryto"A DeaIina1
Oobbs' Rerry l0nkers and mGshafianVue
AtsA M.-For IA, g1I md passengers - no"-IofA
stopping al ali wAv s1anOus on signal
AN g A M-FoT passengers 10 New lofA stogpl1s
a. Ns-B sr-hnrs Fshsiu Cold Spring, arrsons Feek,
ssiu sirgs'ng To ryfown, Desrusn. Ooo6s Ferry sno
Y0Rsop =, - 1870.
asp M-Yor New-York, stopping a. Al Ts1 'anoS
LEAVE fEEES1iL1 gOR SA"-YORE
IL M-Slcupi.s o. al way stst0ns On signal
Psss 4er- vii lrolOe theT cougen1ebce silc SAT- y
1isarvipP tt, following rUleE Isl GIVE particular lHec
Ops " he bse sR enaa where your bags 4ge - - =
iversd 50; h may nbrE Il accordingly and e1oos esot
.tskes sr6 9esyF ID procure yOar ucket 'so'e so'f
~ the ssrs. 81 q, rot sand BE ar9tRls
dis ol-fFtB \ LIZ StOoilHS9-ooo-
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Morses Compound Syrup OF
DOCK ROOT-We fee


II prompted by every principle Of humanity. 70
anown TO he the wonderful efficacy Of Ins eKrs0r
cinGry prepaHuon ThOuSgnds have been relieved d
great amount Of suffering and msny ves faVeo o ae usS
efh lila acknowledges BY Tue best judges OF inedcae o
be de noel elegant scientific aud sauiy preparation ooF
h and 90 depurarve remedy seldom II ever equAei
II sands un5ivAed for the cure u kyspeSs ssl hheui
Cguker Scrofua and al the various diseases arising nom
impure state OF the Blood Also, a. Bilious con AA.t
and used with unprecedsa, success ~ az css o Fenas
Weakness and general debility sren ghel1g tN8 NeAAea'
81 BODY, glvrg 10 the VARIOUS organs, ald ilS--
Tag enure sySien, and - Or cure cthe seT con.
paint CslsrTh pyspepsia, Headache pzzness Coughs
ke Those agecied win Chrome Dstas7sfoi ws'.eysf
oCn viii 6nd tlis ed!cte nut Olly pe1aUt!e fle ai2,
III certain cure II IL be wtin sge power % elial
sgsuls 10 Aect their disease IA cooDOseS %! lcrss
Nkappiy combined lead ac--y - give 3ue - i1e
1ssch ana bowels excite " heely scfo1 ne LAYER sid
newAOle Glanduaf system, ailsy Nervous irfl'y and
poOte the free action ~ lie L0lsS aus cel1tng u 40
p'csble al diseases Of Ch-orc nsllfe Y "a parss
stesble ard may be used In Al climates a-a a. 81 sea
Aos Of Ihs year. 80 . go, o. ..
Prepared only by C. MORSE co q. iv- Fol9.a,a-r1
rsoydsDce r. 4 ana sold by Ihcosanas a. over .as on.
- States. Csnsoss &c haydocE. Coflos 4 INV, 80
reafsI N YORK. General AgeAA i'' pu
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NEW-YORK ana ERIE RAILROAD

L4WINTER ARRANGEMENT. commencing Moadah
FEB io - Leave New-YoFk foF singhEnioo; E.n,ira
Coming Her aeilsvle Geneva aOchertsr BuzE0 Ad y
Isrme-a Pacss isy, from per foot u D1a1est a. to
low:
uousv-- oi sutrrfs' arriving az Geneva the same evening
'assengers 'or Rorr-s,er sunsio odgs a. oeuo
R---vr~ Rrc-gsr sr1 sneao n y ssrs re ss psa
senFer, t-a1v ~-fs ~ r0vsrfa ~. "a sr,s --at
Fxrer,s TE.IS r. Neua1rrht t 8 PN-Passengers
for all siBuors between Slt-ru- and Oisyi = ~ taxing
'is iran vii resch suf-rns season @ lS- hs Us -ta
Division Wv tan
Near ears4ss 1A..s Il PA sDsgg-ag only Al
Sufferers Ches-f. . .heu " "a eiosT1. 9uHglls Del
NayaTe. .,aTr ssspargh Hanoecs DEPOSIT su-qiehaans
6rr4i HefC lghanina md stations Fest y sug lauua
PASSENGERS Tor Coming HonelsviIie and Cusa viii taSe
Passengers Tor Buffalo by Jis rain proceed Geses&
ard AXE he EXPRESS train arriving 5a6slo syenifg
Passengers for Ithaca Csyuga Bridge and oNVos on Cay
pa Lake ske no cars Of he CAy1gs and SisquehsnDa
ksLrCsd e. Owego, which leave Immediately % ms -rfi'
Passengers for Tiogs and Lycoming counties, p axe
the ears the Corning and Bossburg RsiBoad at Corning
burg. Hancock, Deposit Susquehanna Greet Bend sns-
bsHtoD. Owego vaverly, Elm n. Corning Painted Post
TRAINS TO NEw.YoRk-
MoRNING MAIL TRAM leaves Geneva al An st9H
pl al the stanOns and arriving IN New YORK styfM
NISHT Express TRAIN leageA Geneva Al Z M 11d
Cuba ST. stopping al stations west ot Sing aAnton, and
al Great Bend Susquehanna Deposit Hancoc1 Nsrrows-
burgh Delaware Ousvlle MiddletowH, and S0iernA A.
living in sew-Yort a. 9 AN
Eastern DIVISION WAY TRAIN leaves Odsvlle al 1t5
N stOppinE ~ a. the stations and arriving Ia Ne"-Y0rk
Gt1215AM
NEwBURGH BRANCH leave Newbdrsh for New-York
Express Train without stops al u Am arriving IN New
York al 1915 An. .
Way Train at 81 A NJ for Chester connecting with the
Mail Train Tor the West
Wav Train for Chester and New-York a P NJ, cJn-
Meeting with the Mail Train New or6 arriving al = ~
Leave Chester for Newburgh, al 945 A. NJ snd 10 I'm
Passengers for Newly ork, leaving al Pm arrive al
Newburch by this train at 8:i5.
FREIGHT TRAINS nom pier foot OF 1uAes- 49, M
FREIGHT FOR Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, Aad al places
taken BY Express freight rains sad e torWGrded
through without delay ChAhLES mINoLI
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DIscoNrtNuFD.-Tradesvile Westchester Co, ~ Y
Plnetun, Halifax Co. ~ C.. Roseneah, Halifax Co ~ c.
HOrs Shop, Talbot Co. Ga. Camp Ground AppbAe
Co. Ca: Buckatonsy Clarke Co, Mrs; Wsnu' Jef
fersOn Co. Iowa
NANEs CHANcED.-New Darhem Cenler Stafford Co.
n H. nAme changed to DOrnings Mlls; Rockbii 8ucks.
Co Pa name changed TO Hagersgile; Section Ten, yza
Weu Co, Ohio. name changed 70 Oelphos; Benryogs,
Abemare Co. Va, char ged 10 Bentiyoglio; Cedsr
sprB g Asylum sp1rsDsburg Dist C.. changed %
Old Cedar Springs Hodgesvtlie lIswsnba Co, Miss,
name changed 10 Marietta
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RATES OF PASSAGE.

FROM PRILADELlEiA. From LiNLkrooL-
Saloon. 100 Dollars. saloon ....-- = 1ulnee4
Cabin. ....... 50 Dollars. Cabin --. Is Sulf5es
These rstesncude Provisions AID D. % 80 ou' "N''
Wine or Liquors. which can be ma ard -,
Frsl cas- s!eanshios pig between vcgpooI and AZ
gov. Have, Rotterdam, Lsghom MRrse. 90 and osisI
heoiisrsi can pOTts ~ SGich GOODS c<n oe snippeI
Llyerpoo ard he,oe b. Tina line Philadelphia direct
Psres wishing 10 ysi the Worids FAR can strange yI
passage ou hone Iae eccomanodA uoas And a1olu'
aner u H. be i0uud inOsi superior.
An experienced Surgeon vii % carried o. each ship
trc. 90 % dfy goods 8us TN.
Al GOODS SEQ. - ~ -ade '- ana l.i o.
pool III Gee fol H-tdet WIKI ecc-Jlly -lA --sp-s-A
tor frciE ~ OF passage apply 90
RICHARDSON. " ATSON / CO New I ora AMI Pai.--
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS < co. L. POOL
PATRICK HENDERSON / CD Gl.a.0N =. y
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT anG

~ FALL RIvER.-By de splendid and superior stesE'
srs BAY STATE and STATE Of MAINE, Of great strength
and speed particularly adapted 70 he Navigation OF Long
Island Sound running IN connection With tbs Sa River Rno
Old Colony Railroad distance Of 50 aes 20 koston Only
Leave pier NR nearthe BAKERY
ThesteameF BAY STATE, Capt WIN brcwn, on Puee-
days Thursdays and Saturdays at Nj
The steamer STATE or MAINE capt Thomas
levitt, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays al I'm
This line V The only that direct or neWpcrA
These steamers 6ttcd with commodiOus staeroOnt
and every cement fer the security and cono OF pas
5sngers who afforded by this route nights rest 81
DoArd end arrival FAB River proceed per railroad.
reaching Boston esry lie following morning OF can reInaH
)p board ger1us heir breakfast II wished for nn1 hf
stsriug Of the accommodation train a. quarter beors
Tocock ~hira reaches 3oston 81 about oeOck, N
bsggsgeI. aster st'ached n steamer, VINO re-
save and csets to baggage spc accompanies the Sans
taiIs destination.
T6e rates for passage snd me price or saierOomS TIC
sanle b by her nncs
steamer runs m conLacluU with this Inc sod froE
Providence daily except sundays
Freight 10 Boston aken Lhe y ieaOaSi
guaT Ines End forwarded with greater expedition by az
express Height usn which leaves fa hiVer every mora
iae Sunday excepted 81 O'Clock lOr oos0a and haU
fejtord arriving ~ destination Al Or about IL An
For freCat apply board AZ the once on Pier M
for Oerths apply Oh board, Or Il u desres
I, secure them ahead, spphc9uon may he made " -
iel0y pIsnALE BORDEN Agenrs. ~ and II "est~'
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OROSRY 4 BELKNAP.

" LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS
SAN jose. CALIFORNIA.
y O. CROSBY. D. 2. BELKNAP.
The above are located the of Government within
SIX hours travel of San Francisco and have arrangements
orrsnssctng business in all parts Of the State They re-
fer 10 Hon. Vim ~. Gwin, Washin gton D. o. mon. T.
q Spaldiug Buffalo Aid J. Ii Cook OF Thireen;h Waro,
Newton ira smith & Co l0l Pesrst; a. Benedict,
ESQ 40 Wsllsi Z c. Benedict ESQ 70 Wallst Gree
lev x McElraIh; R. Nj. Price ESQ 20 Waist; T. 5 Be-
KNAPP & SON. Gold.st; T. kenseu u Co. = Old slip
lOfSm
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STATES MAIL LINE iron
FOR EUROPE.

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
n POOL LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
CITY OF GLASGOW, l,6lU tuns. Capt b. x Ma1ne"s'
PENNSYLVANIA, 2,2C0 tuns, Capt w. {. StOsesoUTy.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA 1899 tuns. ,
Two of The above ships are now being bui- Gnl VIII
be placed on the Line during the eEsuiog sum ner.
4he CITY or GLASGOW Capt b e. Malhewe, llate
OF lie Great Western = Intended - 81! as unde-
from PHILADELPHIA. FROM LiVhkF0oA
Saturday. 18Th March Wednesday i@'h seDfnS@J'
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MRS. sURR's
A NTIQUE OINTMENT

"A NIlQUE OiNIMENI.-A. sure al"
"A speedy for the PILES Chlfed Limbs. ChAco@-
Hknds 6c This arlce has l0ng been used Ia pr.vA.s
Pscnoe and Is ACKNOWLEDGED 20 he ~ best sres exam
Tor The relief Of the above named cOnplaiuls
For Sale II wholesale eHd relz. In Sew.YOrk Geo
W. Msbts 81 Nssssn 81 Minor Co. 2if FutJu - a.
4 D. Sands 100 Fulton-sL HSusnt, Reese 4 Co. 81
hAiden-sDe c. V. Ciekeoet Co. 81 BsreAy-s,. c. a.
Ring Broadway. corner Of Jokn-st j. 4 |. CoddinaJn
&c Andson-sL and rs Broadway r. A. Sancs. BoWory
corner Of SpTingst Agent for Brooklyn, Mrs Hsys
us Fulica-st
Also, s4le BY The AgeIls Of our PsE Killer generally
fat up and scic al wlo.esale 0q
PERRY DAVIS SON Propne.ors
~ Sms a High-sI Providence, FL.
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MEDICAL.
A NDERSON'S RESTORATIVEAND

a NDERSON'S RESIOkATlN h AND
LAPRESERVATIVE. OR GREAT AMERICAN REM
EDY FOR THE HAlR.-RecOmmended by Physicians,
Dynes Legislators aud private cuzens Of the highest 70
spseabty as the cheapest safest and beat remedy Tor
badness the hr falling Of and also sure cure for ner-
voas headache Can be found a. The following places
Deluc Co Druggist. ? PAIk-ROw and 58l Broadway,
Dr. Smith 81 Wesi Broadway; Charles Ring, Druggist,
OF John 81 and Broadway; Philip A. " hile Drug
gsi OF Gold aud Frankfort ats A Ly Ons $50 e6r
a.; and Minor Il Co. 2li fultoa-st Prompt attention
will be paid 10 ali orders and atoms addressed 10
Isl 2aMSmt WIN ANDERSON. ew.LOndOn. CT