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a.tes of Postage under tho Now Law.
: tAs Editor Of the N. Y. Hsrald.

To fAe Editor " the ~. Z. Herald
The new postage law, which goes into oper,
alton on the lst of July next ID so complicated
and mystificd that it would puzzle Philadel-
pha lawyer to determine exactly the rates OF
letter and newspaper postage, and more especi
ally the rates to be charged on transient news
papers and other printed matter.
AT the request of some of our publishers,
prepared synopsis of the rates Of postage, as
] understand the law, and sent copy Of it to
tie Postmaster General, to be supervised by the
Post Office Department, but have received no
reply 10 my request. Indeed, L very much
doubt, from what have heard, whether they
understand themselves what their own law
means for it must be recollected that the sub
sttute for the bill which passed the House was
prepared by the Postmaster General and his as
sistants, as stated several times by General
Rusk in the Senate
The postmaster of San Francisco, who left
here q few days since, told the writer of this he
could not tell whether the postage to Calfor-
min Ia 10 be twenty or six cents on single let
Ter. and that he had applied to the department
for information on the subject, and was told
that the question would be submitted to the
heads of their bureaus for their decision. Strange
that law should be 30 framed that the frnmers
themselves cannot interpret 1t.
I1HQ Tic THlts IcCOHtucuoCu W iNuSh, VI tiIC
Senate, and Durkee, Of the House, at the first
session of the last Congress, been adopted, all
would have been plain, simple, and uniform.
1.-TWO, cents, prepaid" nletters," one cent on
newspapers" and "one cent an ounce on all
printed matter, allowing the publishers fifty per
cent discount if they were disposed to prepay
the postage" These rates would have been sat
isfactory, easily understood, and would have
yielded, in two years, ample revenue to meet
the ordinary expenses of the department
POSTAGE ON LETTERS.
Letters are to be charged three cents prepaid,
and five cents if not, on every half ounce, under
5000 miles, and double those rates over that dis
tance Drop letters one cent each, and adper-
tissd letters only one centin addition to the regu-
lar postage.
"a letter when conveyed wholly or in part
by sea, as to or from foreign country, over
1850 miles, t,oenty cents and under 2,500, Ten
cents, except all cases where the postages have
been or shall be adjusted at different rates by
postal treaty or convention"
Let US contrast the rates of postage under the
new law with those under the old and the pres
ent laws
Old law, over 800 miles, containing 3pieces,$l 90
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EGYPT's REVELATIONS.
FOUR .QRCUEOLOGTC.4L LECTURES,

(DIsrINcT FROM THE PANORAMA.
7 IPON the latest Egyptian Discoveries. will be
| commenced by Mr.. GLlrDON, on Tuesday
evening, 9th April; and continued on Friday llth,
Tuesday 18th, and Friday 18th, at ODD EEL
LOWS HALL, al 8 clock precisely.
SusJEcTs--See Programme; to be had with
Tickets at the National, United States, and Will
lard 3 Hotels; at Mr.. Frank Taylor's bookstore,
and at the door.
TERMs-Tickets to the course, ,Gentlcmen 81 so;
Ladies 81; Children and Pupils IS cents; Single
admission so cents; no half price.
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POSITJvELY.LAST ExH .BITION =!

FO6IIJ ELI last CA II. HllION ..
G LIDDON'S
Transparent Panorama Of the Nile. Egypiian Gale
~ JMummies, &c.
ON Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursday and Sa-
\ turdays, at o'clock; and on the afternoons OF
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 81 o'clock Doors
open an hour before.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Admission 25 cents Children half price.
April 5-3t
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cIRcULAR-PosT OFFICE REGULATIONS

CIRCULAR-P0ST OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Posr OrrIcr DEPARTMENT
Appointment Office, April ], 1851.
Fifth section OF the act Of the Sd of March, 1851
@SEc. 5. And be IL further enacted That lists
ofetters remaining uncaled for in any post Office
in any city, town, or village where newspaper
shall be printed, shall hereafter be published
once only in the newspaper which, being issued
weekly or oftener shall have the largest circu-
lation within the range Of delivery Of said Office
to be decided by the post master at such Office
at such time and under such regulations, as the
Postmaster General shall prescribe, and at a
charge OF one cent for each letter advertised.
And the postmaster at such ofhce is hereby
directed to post, in conspicuous place in his
Office. copy of such list on the day or day after
the publication thereof; and il the publisher OF
any such paper shall refuse to publish the lists
of letters a. provided in this section, the post.
master may designated some other paper for
such purpose Such list Of letters shall be pub.
lished once in every six weeks, and as much
oftener, not exceeding once week, ms the Post
master General may specially direct: Prouided
That the Postmaster General may, in his dis
creton, direct the publication of German and
other foreign letters in any newspaper printed
in the German or any other foreign language
which publication shall be either in lieu of OF
in addition to The publication Of the list of such
letters, in the manner first in this section pro-
vided, as the Postmaster General shall direct
ADVERTISING LETTERS.
The Postmaster General has adopted the fol-
lowing rules and regulations for advertising un-
called for letters, under the provisions of the
above 5th section Of The act of the Sd Of March,
1851:
1. When the gross receipts Of the post office
for the then next preceding quarter shall not
have exceeded $500, the postmaster shall nd
vertise such uncsled-for letters once in six
weeks only:
When such gross receipts shall have exceeded
$500, and have not exceeded $1,000, the post
master shall advertise once month only.
When such gross receipts shall have exceed
ed 3 900, and shall not have exceeded 37,50o,
the postmaster shall advertise twice month;
And when such gross receipts shall have ex-
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Any distance exceeding

Subscribers to all periodicals must pay one
quarters postage in advance; and in such cases
the postage shall be one half the foregoing
rates.
Bound books not weighing over 32 ounces
may be sent by mail at the above rates. All
printed matter sent by mail must be prepaid, and,
If sent without prepayment, is charged double
the amount of the above rates.
The above are the rates, according TO my nm
derstandng of the new postage law
ROWLAND HILL.
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Newspapers not containing over three hun
dred square inches, one-fourth the above rates
that is, the postage on a daily paper of this size
will cost twenty-five cents per annum
Monthly newspapers one-fourth, and semi.
monthly one-half Of the postage on weekly
Newspaper.
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European letters same as Formerly.
POSTAGE or NEWSPAPERS.
Weekly papers sent free of postage in the
county where published. Papers under three
ounces for the future law, will be charged at the
following rates
Miles. Weekly. Semi Tri- More than
W'kIy, W'kly. Tri- Wv.
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The oovernmsnt Of the Uaited states q

Ameytoa, A. d., 1901.
The Executives.
MmLAap FnLnoaE, Of N. T., President.
WILLIAM r. kHc, Of Ala, Pres't OF the Ssnste'
The Cabinet
DxsxxL WxssrKR. Of Mass. Sec ofStatc.
TuonAs Coaw,n, Of Ohio, Sec. Of The Trsss.
CHAsLxs M. ConRAp, of La. Sec. Of War.
A. GRAHAm, of N. c Sec. of the Navy.
A. ii. II. STUART, OF Va. Sec OF Interior.
NATHAN K Hall, Of N. Y. p. Nj. General.
JtuH J. CxirrxspEs, ofKy. Att. General.
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sppINC MILLINERY

SPKTNG NILbiNEN1
WILL be opened a, Mrs s. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock.
PARKERB new Fancy store,
March l0--N under National hotel.
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NOTICE.

Whole number of REPRESENTATIVES 23I.
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For the surviving. or the widows, or minor child
rem of deceased officers and privates, who sesvsd
in the war of 1912 with Great Britain the Msxi-
can war, or in any of the Indian wars, since 1880
Terms moderate, where the claim is established,
Otherwise no charge.
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DRFSERVE YOUR AWNINGS
A TYLER,s aNrIMILOEW AWNINGS. superior
q, al otbars now Ia use They have been tested by hta
AZ ~ on, moe, spec table citizens snd Acknowledges
10 be Ne Represented ..x.xScy,
=, ~, -, ~ ~ Cation. "a Willard,
y 1920 r Sands, E.& Pack
S .. III " sni,h MsxwelS sieSles, J. Ash,
Robert FO0id5.
cERTYIcATEs.
NEwYoRE, Angua Is, 1880
TN "a EsQ-Sr; The awning manufactured by you
last Spring and warranted not TO midew, fOy
tried In every respect what you warranted free
fso nildew shedding 81 waler) To those vant Of
> 4esirshs article. ran tuiy recommend the above
PETERSON HUMPHREY, Carpet Dealers
81 Pearl a.
sIR: The Awning you made s1r u.s. warranted net 10
Mldew bas fully sustained your guaranty Of H. and
nk pleasure In recommending II being far superior
any awning we have ever had 10 Respectfully,
MOORE CO. ~ ChathamGt
Sir. JAMES TYLER, cor. Chatham and Mulberry sts.
We can certify that The preparation used by Mr. James
Tyler IN The manufacture Of his Awnings. 10 prevent Mil
dew, hbs been fully tested 10 The experiment have
made, ard has given entire satisfaction; the Awning made
for establishment having beea 10 use am exposed TO
all weather since last Spring we can therefore cheeruhy
recommend Il hose who may be In Of the above
article. CHILD WEMMELL,3l Park row.
Eew-YoIk, August Is, 1850.
Also Cot Seeking )ttOms OF every description, ri
reduced prices, by JAMES TYLER, 2Mulberry-st,
mi linz Basement tod Stand,) cor. OF Chatham
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MEDICAL.

DAMS WORM KILLER.--Moro
Dchidren annually die from worms than from all other
causes con bined These little cdzess" can be saved
and ade healthy.
BANS WORM KILLER
removes the and makes the hIte patiant perfectly
well II never fails II kills or stupehes the worms and
drives them from the system without the least injury
and always does good It is the only lnialibe Werm
Remedy ever made. 1t is pleasant syrup that all children
will gladly take and ask for ltconains no mercury
II is the cheapest ard best worm destroyer IN the world
The bottles are large, and sell at only 25 cents.
Read the symptoms ofthe Pain IN the joints aud
limbs offensive BREATH picking at the noses grinding OF
the teeth durDg Sleep aud at tines paeness about he
hps with flushed cheeks bleeding at he nose gnawing
sepsaon at stomach flashes OF heat over the surface OF
the hody slight chs shverngs, headache, drowslnes
vertigo terpo disturbed dreams sudden star ng In sleep
with fright and screaming; sometimes atroubesome cough
feverishness thirst pao hue MS, bad tase in The mouth
difficult breathing pain in the stomach or bowels fatigue
nausea expenditures vorscous appetite leanness boa
ed somsch limbs gripngs, shooting pains IN various
parts OF the body Of something rising in the throat
itching the anus owsrd night frequent desire 10 pass
something from The bowels ard sometimes discharges Of
slime and mucus
All those miserable feelings are banshed by Bans Worm
Killer. Trust no other medicine childs life may DO
lost Sold al lO4 Nassau st of Ann, by s. TOUSEY,
sole general agent FOR the proprietor. MA 6t'
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THE NETWORK AND LIVER
- fooL UNITED STATES MAIL STAMINA

TT se 49, Pfsing IBIS nre are he
ARCTIC, Capt Lace sAfTIc csst cagg s,c,.
x,... .A, ,ADRlArIc. Capt 0rsflon
oyercusn, ssse been Soit by coBuseL expressly ior
,frrt,, 80 esery care has been Aken 10 Instr con
,nssS "a -. 70 her rsi1es insure streneth snd
ecnaleo for elegance OF eonsrs W P~sfoNs"' ~ sn
Price OF passage from Nsvr.Yo,. a., r ,..., area -
elusive use OF extra sixe state nom, 40 - f,,I
20 NewYoTk ass An erp~r,,c~e 49,, uoo1 Llsss 80
each snip NO osIia can b secured unul paid toS
gold silv-s bullion, specie lewery pr..i sos 10
mesE uress bs o. sdirs are ssEsd lAssofor .nd DE-
value hereof herein expresssd ~ 49,
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Morses Compound syrup
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.-Wo feel

~ E1L(DW DOCh null w o LCol
n prompted by every principle OF humanity, to make
known The world the wonderful efficacy Of this exnaor
binary preparation Thousands have been relieved OF
1res amount OF suffering and many Lives saved by tho
sft acknowledges BY the best judges OF medicine .
be the elegant scientific and sauery preparation now
10 use and a. depursrve remedy seldom ever e9uaed
Il stands unryaed for the Of Eyfpels, Sal! Kheum
gGnker scrofula and all the various diseases arising nom
an impure state OF the Blood Also all Bilious complaints
and used with unpecedeui success 10 all cases Of kenss
weakness and general debility strengthening me WeASen'
81 body giving tone 10 the various organs ana nygorab
Ia the entire syste and sso for tae cure Liver COM
gainL CaArrh Dyspepsia Headache dizziness Coughs,
he Those GgecLed With Chronic Dieeesestof Whatever
oru viii End hlB medicine not only pleasenite me nsie
but certain cure II 10 be within the power OF remedial
aEenu to Affect their disease Ills composed OF medicines
40 happily combined tend directly 70 give tone 10 ne
omseh and bowels excite 70 healthy action the Liver arc
hewhoe GlAndulsr system slay Nervous lrrtsDliy and
sFomote The free seton Of the Lungs thns rendering a
piicable al diseases Of Chronic nature II 10 purely
vegetable and msy Do used 10 sh chnsIes snd 81 All see
Prepared only By C MORSE co, 100 Founta9-s
Providence l. and sold BY thousands 81 over .ne Ua.
- steies CANDIDA &c Haydock. Corlies Clay, rs
ssarlst H. York. General Agenn- llo ON
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between

III BOSTON and NETWORK via SToNINGTON ana
PROVIDENCE The steamers G. VANOERBILT and
COMMODORE leave Pier No. 2, North River, daily 81
O'clock A. The c. Vanderbilt CaplRis Joel Stone on
Mondays wednesdays Ine fridays he Commodore Cap
lain VIM. H. Frazee. on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
uTdsys On the arrival Of these steamers al stoniagtons
passing es proceed oy Railroad to Providence and Boston
This 10 the most direct route from HewYofk 70 Boston
For passage &C. apply boad az the Office, 10 saefr'
nIare
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DHLADELPHA AND LIVER

DHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
Il POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY or GLASGOW. l,6l0 tuna, Capt B. hhhews
pENNSYLVANIA, 1900 tnns, Capt ". G. stotesbury
cry or PHILADELPHIA z039 tuns.
Two Of the above ships arc now being 5oht snd VIII
ne placed on The line during the ensuing hummer
Fhe CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt 3. q. Mathews, pats
ofIhe Great Western 70 Intended 70 sail a. undef-
FROM PHILADELPHIA FsOM EivkEooL.
Saturday l5tb March Wednesday, Ian fsOrsHy
Thursdsy, Nay IS Wednesdsy' Apfh 10
EkoM YHILADELIHIA. FROM LiVnhlvyL.
Saloon, 100 DolATa Saloon.......A 0ulnees
CAbin,,.......6o DolaEa. Cabin. 49,. Is 0unea9
Tbese rates include Provisions 8. wards zee oo' no
Vines or LIQUORS which can DO hal GARD
Birst csss steamships ply between yeEpool ard S1S
COW Hare Rotterdam, LeghOrn. AaTseles a1d o.ns,
Hedtsrrar can pOrs ~ whick goods can be shipped N
LIVERPOOL and thence BY this hne 70 Philadelphia dlfecl
Woar rs FAfR A limited lumber OF passengers VII
h. Lee ot and hone for 500 II tho saloon and sl 10
he esbio .ate rooms The Eoeom,nodsaoos snd shsod
noe viii DO found mosl superior.
An experienced surgeon viii be carried "a e4sh ship.
Ffeig6. % dry goods ots- per IUn-
An Goods sent 10 he Agents IN Phil2fe 80 aud Liver
cool vii be iOg WGfded sith economy and Nspalce
Bcr freight " passage applyo
RfCHAROBOH WATSON CO. NsU.Yofx AID Ph.a5
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Z co: Liverpool
PATRICK HENDERSON 4 co. glasgow. IHH
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IVER COMPLAINT.-Jaundice

n II OOt1I LAIN - auhulCr,
ADygpepsia, Chronic Nervous Debility Disease OF
the Kidneys. and all diseases arising from Disorder cd
Liver Stomach. such consdpauon, inward plies ul-
ness or blood the head scdiy Of the stomsch naus a.
heartburn disgust for food fulness weight Ia The son
sch eTucalors sIkDg or hquedng a. me p OF inc
s,I s1ilrng 81 he beat and choking or suaoca
inp sensations when 10 lying posture, dimness OF vision
dos webs before The sight fever snd dull pain IN tle
head deficiency Of Precipitation, yelowness OF tho skn
and ey in the SIDE back chest limbs &c, sudden
auShes Of hest bu ming 10 Tie esh constant imagnatons
cured ssi' by Dr. H0oFEAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERS, prepared by DR.. NJ Jackson at the German
Medicine Store, 10 Arch-sL, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases 10 not exceed II
eouaed by any other preparation In the United Sa'ee h
the attest and In many cases after ,kllu physicians
These Blters are worthy the attention ofnvalds. Pos
sessng great virtues In the eeuhcaon OF diseases OF ne
liver lesser glands exercising me most screening
ers in ard affections ofthe digestive organs they
are wiihal sse certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED
Judge NJ. NJ Noah said Ia his Weekly Messenger JAM
IN Roasanr, German Bas- Here preparation which
@usng presses he Union appear 10 be unanimous rscon
mns.d o. Ne OF physcano modern tunes
tie late Dr. wsm Hoodand Professor TO the University Of jena
private rbJsosn the Krg Of Prussia and one Of the greatest
nv wf b md bsrsoI. sscrs Of which be was Ii.
ns s1en5 o. nIs nv ia consSesy relied on he .p-csIy
etded 10 Liver compliant DS'Pspss Dss.ty YER 60
pha pape their veon OF it exec snes and
Under these va eel warFaaef 10 not ony ne
attention OF rsada to HE pssen proprietor D5 - n yASa
sons) PREPARATION but m rcemme ding ne article 70 all
MORE EVIDENCE
The PHILADELPHIA Saturday Gazette the beat family news
paper pubished In ihe United States The editor says
- seldom hist recommend what arc termed pasnt so
coes pstronag. readers and hs,'ior
vhsn Dr. Hooasnd German Btters We wish 70
be distinctly that u0 OF The nosIu Of
the day nossi for brief period and then forgotten
ss guilty Of mischief but ola medic 10 long IS
tabshd universally pzed and which has met the hearty sppfoH
VI the faculty tseiL" LII
They can be administered to FEMALES or INFANTS WIN
safety and reliable benefit at any time
BEWARE or coUSTERFHTTS. -.
The genuine have the written signature OF o. AIN
SON. upon the wrapper and the name blown In me ooe'
without which they are spuIioug ..,,,~,c,
For Wholesale and Retail al the GERMAN MEDiOlNH
STORE No 100 ATchst one door below Sxinst tnadei-
phIa and by Respectable dealers generally throughout The
country. - 60, ,oo u,,o- =,
Wholesale and Retail by A. B. d. Sands 100 FuonsI
Retail by G. II Ring 81 Broadway, corner 81 JShn-sti
MYa HAys Brooklyn. mlV ""
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

IEI OItItIRJ uuU 1@N1F111@H
I'VE Passenger frsins leave New Yors loot q Coruand
rM9 NJ and 81 Pm; Newark. "a A ~ snd u Pm
yor New YOrk; leave Dover at Am and II NJ; Nor.
hssown, u d. and - IN ne Freight Trains leave
Car leayez Orange 81 IAN and IA ~; Hew-York ia
M and A PM Passengers received and delivered
Zach way for the various that ntefsoct s
Road Tickets mut be procured before taking ses IN he
cara
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PIANOS.
TNHE EOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT.
IL GILBERT L CO.'S PIANO FORTES al 3}3 and 447

Broadway.
and splendid waeIoom for The sale Of the justly
celebrated EollaD Piano rores made by 7 Gilbert Co,
has This Day been opened by WATERS l. BERRY, al
3S3 Broadway, corner Of AnhoDys In addition 10 their
former estsblt bme mt at 447 Broadway.
The rspid sale Of these instruments and their entire sue
cess both among amateur and professional musicians ara
ample proof Of their superior quality The subscribers are
prepared offer 10 the public the largest and beat
sortment OF Pianos both with and without the Eolan &C
Compartment, exhibited In this City, In answer to
the OF those interested in The sale OF Other pianos
that "ihe Attachment Injuries the Piano" the following,
copied from Gilbert Goa puslsed circular is sufficient
ave offer select and forward TO any pan OF the coun-
lowest prices such instrument as may be ordered
accompanied by the cash Satisfactory reference ana
pledge selves refund the full amount received with
all necessary OF transportation the instrument falls 10
give entire sssfaconS The testimonials we nave received
rom ell parts OF the country assures US that The Eonan
Pisnorte has only be knowo, to take the precedence
OF alotheTs The public are invited TO call and examine
Second hand Pianos taken ia exchange Pianos to Let
Also, secondhand Grand Piano for sale very low
WATERS & BERRY,
ma tApl. 1888 and 447 Broadway.
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DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN

nR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN
H. MEDICATED sOAP-This admirable emohent 10
by common consent, rated No. !, az remedy for
bolchei chaps chafes cracks pimplss pusiues, sc6r
tan eckes suDbuTn al kinds OF Pons and every spe
ces Of deterioration srd disease OF The skin All compeu-
paration the demsnd for which within the last ak months
has Increased more than FIVE hundred per cent and Is sill
increasing The cleaness and freshness which i'm
parts the complexion have rendered it proverbiS
besuiher Of the skin and dressing be cons-
dered furnished with proper toilet that lacks
GOURAUDS ITALIAN MEOICArED SOAP.
LII delicious pound for shaving and can be used
IN hard or salt and sovereign and instantaneous
ted only sku deep Il the more imporlni that the thin
covering In which Oyeness resides should be kept IN It's
present aud attractive state Or @. might 20
pying the merits OF his Italian Medcaed Soap but be
shed throughout the Union, OF several thousand
dollars the Doctor from eminent Physicians, Cergymen,
Members Of Congress Captains Of Ships Officers of The
Army and Navy and boat OF distinguished ladies' the orr
gina OF which testimonials always be required
are the Doctor thinks, sufficient convince any not
wilhy blind. II there be any such the Doctor might ap
ply 10 them the language Of Scripture and say We be-
eye Moses and the prophets neither would ye believe
though one from the DEAD
GOURAUDs POUDRE SUBTLE positively extr-
pstes supeIauous hair rom any paIt OF The body
GOURAUD's HAIR RESTORATIVE 10 warranted 70
prevent hair from falling of d1nd and render harsh,
Wiry hair son. silky snd glossy.
GOURAUD'S LIQUID ROUGE will impart 10 pale
cheek and lip crimson flush magnificent as that OF he
rose will rubbing of except with soap and wafer.
GOURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE will change redl
or cray beautiful black brown the instant II is
applied without staining The ssin
GOURAUD'S LILY WHITE instantly dssipaies red
ness Pushes aud roughneis, salOwness, &c.
Bewa OF deception, and remember tnai lmposslole
10 procure the genuine preparations OF Dr. G0nana ex
cept Al his depot Waker-st FIST store FROM broshWhy
Bates and Jordan 100 Washingon-st Boston; Calender
SO South Third-st. Philadelphia @oteoou
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81 BELKNAP.

CROSBY q BELKNAP,
~ LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS,
San Jose, CALIFORNIA.
~ n cROaBY D. P. BELKNAP.
The above are located Al the seal OF Government, within
SIX hours travel OF San Francsco, and nave HrAns
Tor trsnsscting business Ia all paris Of the State They re-
FER 70 Hon Wm NJ 0win, Washington, D. C. Hon n
g. spAding Buffalo; Aid. J. II. Cook Of Thirteonn wac
New. York Ira Smith Co. l04 PeaIl-st A benedcL
Eso 40 WaIl-st e G. Benedict ESQ. 10 Wal-st Gree
lev { McElrath; r. NJ Price, ESQ. 20 Walsti s. sob
knap 4 Son. Gold at T. Kensett Co y Old slip
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NEW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS

TRANSPORTATION LINE across
\ TIE ISrHMUS PANAMA-RAN RUNNELS
co established 90 fOfwa'ders The lsthmus since the
conn encemenl Of the California Emigration ard having
passed Achilles, wing and HAosporung
merchandise from shipboaId Chsg TO shpooard al
Psrams witOu, "a lay Or detention. Reerencs-Messrs
Thompson ard Hitchcock. Gregoy's Express lac
PeaTlst
For particulars apply to
JOHN ". CARRINGrON, Attorney,
m2f 3taw2ws 81 Broad way.