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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-11-27
BANKING
EXCHANGE BUSINESS,
BY CHARLES HENKING.


HAVING returned to Gallipolis !
Ill beg leave to inform my friends and
the public in general, that have taken my
iormer stand in this place, where intend to
eoa general Exchange and Banking Business.
viii receive deposites either on time or to
be repaid on call.
Will pay six per cent Interest on time De-
Pnsites; likewise small Interest on current
Deposites.
Discount Drafts, Bills of Exchange or notes
Of hand.
Draw Checks on theiprincipal cities in the
United States.
Furnish Bills Of Exchange on any part of
Europe.
Make collections in any part of the United
States or Europe.
Buy and sell Gold, Silver and uneurrent
Notes on the most favorable terms.
CHARLES HENKtNG.
Noy 20, l85I.-Iy
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS /
AT E. DELETOMBE & co.'s.

THE public are respectfully informed
i that we have just received and are
now opening our Fall and Winter Stock
Of Foreign and Domestic GOODS, en-
bracing every variety of Staple and
Dress Goods.
We have also laid in full stock of
GROCERIES, which we will sell at
wholesale or retail.
E. DELETOMBE & co.
Nov. 90, 1851.
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PROSPECTUS
FoR TEE
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.

The time is now drawing near when
the first Legislature under the new con-
stitution of Ohio will commence its
session. Il is hardly necessary to re-.
mind our friends that this Legislature
will be one of the most interesting and
important that will ever assemble. The
new constitution is TO be put into practi-
cal operation. Numerous and very
important laws are TO be enacted. The
salaries of all the officers of State are
to be agreed upon and fixed. New laws
upon the subject of taxation must be
adopted. The State must be divided
into representative districts for Congress
sionGl purposes. The powers, duties.
and restrictions of the different depart.
menis of Government must be defined.
A very important commission for the
purpose of preparing a new and i'm
proved system of legal practice is to be
appointed, and the duties and powers of
it are to be prescribed. A lew judici-
ary system is to be adopted, and put in
to practical operation. No more acts of
incorporation are to be passed, but
general law, which shall be broad
enough to cover all applications oil the
kind, is to be digested and passed
These, together with several other inn
portant matters, must be acted upon be-
fore the Legislature adjourns.
We continue our cash in advance
system, satisfied from experience that il
is best for US and far the best for the
public. We call the special attention
of our friends to the very low terms
below, and hope they will make vigo-
rous effort to give the Journal greatly
increased circulation. The efficiency
of the paper must, Of course, depend
upon the efficiency of our friends
throughout the State in getting us
large list of subscribers. We hope
every Wing will consider himself spe-
cial agent to get up a club in his neigh
borhood. Will our friends think of
these things, and act so as TO secure
wide circulation Of the important mat
ters that are sure to be published within
the coming yeari
TERMS:
Daily 70 subscribers by mail, per year, S. 90
Tri- Weekly 3 90
Weekly, single subscribers d" l 50
Clubs of four and upwards, each l 25
I" Clubs Of ten and upwards-one
address, each l 90
FOR SESSION OF FOUR MONTHS:
Daily By mail, each, ? 90
Tri-Weekly ] 40
Weekly so
The greatly increased expense of
reporters, &C., during the
session, induces us to put the price oil
he -nesin, nannr hinhnr thnn Ii 10 Lor
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S HI NGLES.

900 Bundles Superior;
300 81 Common.
Fer sale at n. FISHERS YARD.
Dec. II. '5O.-kf
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The greatly increased expense OF
employing reporters, &C., during the
session, induces us to put the price oI
the session paper higher than it is for
the balance of the year.
ScUTT & BASCOM,
Publishers.
Columbus, Nov II. 1851.
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POST OFFICE CLOTHING STORE.

IF prepaid. Uncle Sam now furnishes
i we the people with letters for three
cents for any distance not over three
thousand miles, therefore if you want
cheap letters or
CHEAP CLOTHING,
IA Call at the POST OFFICE CLO-
M THING STORE, kept by J. MoRRI-
IL SON, where you viii find good assort
ment of all kinds, colors and qualities Of Cloths.
Cassimerss, Tweeds, Vestings, fancy Trim
miugs. &c
Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Hats,
Caps, Gioues, &C..
READY MADE, for The thousand and one,
But, gentlemen, If you want 10 go a peg higher,
where the Tailor makes the man, please step up
stairs. where you viii find COMPETENT woRK
MEN, ready on the shortest notice, to fit YOU
out in the latest New York and Philadelphia
styles.
Our mottois. "Protect home manufactory,' 81
GalIipolis Union Factory Satineis, Tweed.,
Persian Cloth, Jeans. Flannsls. Coatings, &c,
cannot be beat in the Union for beauty OF du-
rability, all Of which can he bought at retail
cheaper at the Post Once than at the Factory.
One and all give US call, next eoor to Neal'.
store. j. MORRISON.
Nov. 81, ls5l.-tf
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CASH FOR HORSES.

WANTED, Immediately, for
fFA the United States service, from
N 100 to 300 good, active. smooth.
AW upheaded. Dragon Horses, per
NJ ~ fectly sound and free from blem-
$50 ishes In every respect mot un-
der feur nor over seven years old past; and not
under fifteen nor over sixteen hands high, un-
der the standard; of dark colors, viz: black,
brown, bay, sorrel, and iron gray; names and
tails TO be long. full and flowing. and all to be
square trotters. The officer who purchases the
Horses can be soen at any time during the
day, by enquiriug at the American House, Gal
lipdis, Ohio.
Nov. 81, 185l.-3w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-11-27

6A KEGS White Lead. just reesived and for
dU sale at SANNs' Drug stere.
March 10. 1851,
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meAlI..er's alI-Els.iIus os..-e.r.

The action which
this Ointment has
upon the human
eutiele d m on
strates iis grand
efficacy aud heal
ing power. II is
the first and only
discovery Of any
EXTERNAL preps-
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9 Z Z Z Z Z Z & { Z Z Z
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

The Hail. The Lame The Sore and he "Re
Land curative
sof
dk all
o in Man T Beast.
in
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JAS. McALISTER,
l4I Fulton street, n. Y.
A, & s, HENDRY,

Ashta buIa, o., GeneraI Agents.
For sale by A. L. ScovILL, corner Of Fifth
and Race streets, Cincinnati; also. L. P. MA
GUET. Gallipolis, Ohio. Thos. Evans, Cen
treville. HallidaYs, Waddell g. co., Porter.
November 6. Sly
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GALLIPOLIS MARKET.
November 96, 1851.

b,RREcrED WEAKLY. BT z. pkLErOMBE & CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
FgIHE NEW-YORK AND LIVER

Fhe ships comprising this line are The
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Hye,
ARCTIC Capt Luce BALTIC. Capt ComGiock
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
these ships have been built by contract expressly Tor
government service every hss been taken In her con-
sirucon also In their Engines to insure strength and
speed ard their accommodations for passengers are an
eaualed for elegance or comfort
Price Of passage from NewYork 10 Liverpool $50 ex:
elusive size rooms $685. from Liverpool
to Ee-Yo ES5 An experienced surgeon attached 10
each ship No berth can be secured unul paid Tor
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie Jewelry precious stones or
nless unless bills OF lsding sgaed therefor, and We
value thereof therein expressed
pROPOSEn nATEg or SAILING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
NOLlAN PIANO FORTES.-A now

AOLlAN PIANO FORTES.-A now
and sp endid Wsreroom for the sale Oft GIL sEtT
GUS Celebrated Pianos with or without The u 3aSa ac-
Sonapetn1mstL he's recently bte@ opened rs WATERS
Mo.Nn1 ~ Broadway. corner Of Anthony s. IL aAo''
Uvn 20 'helt htmer establishment 81 AZ Broadway.
- IRON The greatly Increased denRad FOR the .Eohsn
sho and The Testimonials 10 ihsir favor received
HVn al para o. NE country, hey they have Only
W oeeo Ano~e, 70 take precetence u al O;hsrs.
fHcts 0 1ot a. Z ano FoTses, FROM S52j 10 500
1fshd Z Suot VIII ard without Tie .loNau.
Secondhand Pianos Iskea "a exchArpe P.Sncs 10 hre
sSlm WATERS i BERRY SIS and Si7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Vf-GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN

DROPS-A sure and sRfe remedy for and will
positively cure the Sick Headache Chls and Fever Jaun
dice Dyspepsia Chronic Diarhea, Sea Sickness Cholera
Liver without particle OF Calomel Mercury Qunine or
Morphine entering into their compound They Will also
correct all arrangements OF the Stomach, and relieve from
those aches and pains throughout the system commonly
called rheumatic Ii excellent remedy for the GRAY
Ell, and as VERMIFUGE or WORM Medicine thereis
none better There IL other medicine that gives such
universal satisfaction In the above diseases
Prepared only by DR. J. FANCHEK, 40 Fulton a.
New York; few doors from Broadway. For sale al rsoEl
the dngstores In the city and throughout the country
t24 3mWSt
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LIVER COMPLAINT.-Jaundice

III IDv,peusia Chronic or Nervous DEBILITY, Disease OF
The KdpeTs and all diseases arising from Oisordereo
liver or stomach such is constipation, inward pies TAU
ness or bood 70 head, acidy Of the stomach nSusA
heartburn dSgusi for food ullnesS or weight IN s sou
ach sour erucaons st king auering 81 the PIT o. me
stouach swimming q the head, hurried and oiff-ui
breathing huterng iNe heart and choking or sutoca
sa, ep Sebs bsroTs The igk fever snd da pain in The
bead deficiency Of Precipitation, yelowness Of me $50
and eyes main IN the SIDE back chest lmbt, &c' sudden
hushes Of heat, burning IN The flesh constsnI n4gnsoIs
OF evil and great dePr-ssion Of sPiGs can ps
RTTTFRS prepared hv Or. NJ Jackson, 81 The German
Medicine Store, l20 Arch-st, Philadep5ls ,
Their power over me above diseases 10 not e1ceteo 10
eqused by any other preparation In the United sa.e,
the attest and In many cases after 'klu physicians
had failed. ,,.,,. n.
sesng grea virtues To recfcaOn Of diseases OF the
liver ard lesser glands exercising The most searching P0"
err in veal ness ard affections OF he gesve they
are ~ilhsl sse certain ard pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Judge NJ. NJ. Noah said In his Weekly Messenger JAZZ
tDT BeoAand', Gerron Bitter preparation w. ch
the adne presss. m ~. Union sppearto recon
mendre 10 the It after prescription
furnishes OF the moot celebrated phy@cAnsof modern es
thsts Dr. Wilhelm Hoohni Professor 70 the n'stsy oi J.o.
private phscsn the King q Prussia. and one OF e sea'ss
mscal -ri. Gen'ly ha; aver produced hs was sTp1..
the Of rumtuE and efe'oe Redcne OF ~hf9 ne "
ard udofser be conh5eaJ relied o. De es4
setv 81 re- s,ons Gu he sr sad tie ,ea,, so. Pha,l
phs papers express Of IT, sIeesnce snd 'eye.o
Under these feel warra ted ooi ony eI -
readers 70 the pfssen popreios DI q n y1I
ding q article q al aCN-
MORE EVIDENCE
The PHILADELPHIA Saturday Gazette the best family newt
paper published In The United SGtes The editor says
ut seldom mat ve rscommead what are tera'a 'A5n'
thei-
vhsn Dr. HoohAnos German BLters We wish 20
distinctly Understood that not safng Of the nostr
the oay hfa brief psno1 and so iofgo7
guilty q mischief out oa m@tc ne long -
tabhsd universally pred aud which has met the hsary approval
Of The faculty itseL' .
They can be administered to FEMALES or INFANTS with
safety and reliable benefit al any time.
BEWARE or cOUSTERFBITs.
The genuine have the written signature Of G. M JAIN
SON. upon the wrapper and the blown In the bote
without which they spurious. ,.,,,
For Wholesale ARD Retsi al The GERMAN MEDiCINE
STORE No l2h Archst door below SiXih-tL, fhlede
phia and by respectable dealers generally throughout me
country.
corner OF William.
MIS- HAyt Brncklyo milo MWkSSm'
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OYMNASTTC AND PHYSICAL Elk

~ ERCIsE.-Mr C. f. OTTIGNON respectfully In
forms his friends and the public generally that be hss taken
the large spacious Gymnasium l59 and 6l CrosbySL
one door below Bleecker formerly occupied by DR. Rich
and open for the reception OF pupils Genilemenf
class every morning from till T. and every evening from
an Boys class every afternoon from I'LL s. Fsncng
and Spsrring taught privately st The rooms. n B-Mr
C Y 0ttRnon has closed the Gymnssiums Ia Broadway
and CsnsIst Members having keys Of closets In their
possession will Oblige the proprietor by leaving them
be In CrOabY.al AZ I'M
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Perry DaviSs
PAIN KILLER, is the

betarce In the world for The im mediate relief Of TX
terpbl and Internal plants Full directions Tor ia 1s7
will be found the Peep ca Pamphlet published by the
pToprieiors a copy OF which Will be given with every
bottle For sale III whole sale 10 NewYOrk, by
3 4 d. Sands, leo FuitOu-sL; William Birgee, -
Cortsnd.st; / Minor Co. ga Fuliou-st Geo. W.
Msybte 81 Nassau tt HsvlRnd. Reese Co. 90 Maiden
lane; NJ Ward Co. 80 do; Alcott. Mcktson Ro1Oin'
l27 GO Leeds Bszzsrd, III do. Tnppee, 20 co
Norton BSbcock Wood 1879 do r. B. Hsvand Co ~
Broad way; Haydock Cores Clay, Il Pearl a. c. v
Cnckener & Co. 81 Barcayst; KOOp, Fischer Co New
Al and John Carle Co. l53 Water st ALSO for sale by
the trade generally - ~...,-uour,-s
And buv none but The GENUINE ORIGINALPAIN Kill
-'' FERRY, DAVIS SON,
- Hshsi Providence.
NIB The name Pain Killer Delongs exclusively to PER
RY DAVIS 4 SON, a. Trade Marx Gs recently deci1ed
BY the Supreme Court J@' om'
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ANDERSON'S RESTORATIVEAND

NDENOOIN - INIIlJ OINH II 4AAND
HPRESERVATIVE, OR GREAT AMERICAN REM
EDY FOR THE HAlR-Recommended by PhYsicisosi
Ovines Legislators and private citizens OF the hghesi re-
ypecahity the cheapest safest and best remedy lof
badness the hair falling of and also sure cure for ner'
vous headache Can he found at the following places
Delluc Co, Druggist, Park Row and 5sl Broadway
Or Smith 81 Wesl Broadway; Charles II hing, Druggisl,
corner Of John and Broadway; Philip A. While Drug
gist corner OF Gold and Frankfort s Lyons $50 Pearl
AZ: and Minor < Co ga FultonsL Prompt attention
will be paid To all orders and communications addressed 10
I8f SmWSs WIN. ANDERSON New.London, CT
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DIANOS,-First Premium
MEDICAL.

DR. BANNING'S PATENT BODY
OBRACEs and other mechanical appliances for Fe.
storing in accOds with his theory, the dhpaced
mechanism Of The body and thus relieving con'umpuon
dyspepsia general debility and kindred diseases nay be
Obtained at lhs Office, 3il Broad way. ao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
DALDNESS ALWAYS CURED.-A

UALDN EIcS AL W A y % REDs-A
Eb luxuTan head OF hair whisEers eyebrows or nous
tgches can always be gained With absolute certainty In
short time by the use OF HARVEYS AMERICAN VEG.
ETABLE HAIR TONIC. A guarantee will be given,
whether the want of hair be accidental provided
the directions be followed IN every particular This prep
sraOn been used by la ge number Of persons with
the gratifying results and unvsryinR has been is
success restoring hair bald heads that the proprietor
feels warranted 10 challenging the production OF single
case that cannot be cured by the application OF the Amer
can Vegetable Hair Tonic For sale by j NJ Alisier, al
Fultop.St Ring, 1872 Broadway |. Coddingon, IT'S
do A. L. scoyille Co. SIG Broadway; h. X. Percy
Principal Agent, 81 Wiloughbyst, Brooklyn.
m9l lmMWBs
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
Il PANY.-Only through line FOR California and Oregon.
The public are Informed that under The new arrange
men Of this Company steamers inspeced 1nd approved
Mail will continue TO leave Panama and San Flanciseo on
the let and 18th Gays OF each month unless detained n I'M
svOdable accidents Rnd will touch al Acapulco San Diego
be SoIoving steamships belonging 70 the Pacific NAL
steamship COMPANY now 10 the Pacific, one OF Which
will be always 10 port at each end Of The route
OREGON O99 tuna; Republic 200 tuns;
Panama 1887 mns Carolina 500 tuns,
Cslifornis $50 mpt; Columbus 500 tns
Tennessee loVO tunsi ltthmus
Northeruer, 200 tuns; Unicorn, bOO uns
Columbia 500 uns; Antelope;
Fremont, co. uns.
The new steamship Columbia will ply between san
Francisco snd porS Oregon awaiting at the former pof
the arrival OF The malls and pAassnserI from Panama, HG
regular line OF propelerI will be kept for The
poIaOn oftreght AID transient passengers between ran
The well Known steamship Sarah Sands OF 5O0 tons our
Ihen now under charter to ne company gIa peeu.sJ
comnOcious In her cabin arrangements will be kept run
ming as AZ extra family boat.
Ore Of the above steamers Will Teep uD the connection
between Acapulco and the other meI ican ports
fhe connection In The Atlantic VIII be maintained ~ mo
9ieorss. Sct6tns Crescent City 100 tuns;
OHIO s G0O tunG; Cherokee, $40 Iuns;
Empire Civ 1000 Philadelphia, lOo0 tnls,
Leaving NeWfogE icf Shag'e' ou 'l7 iln Suu @''" "
fbe new steamship Eldorado and the Falcon will form
direct line between New Orleans and Cnages leavIE
the I,tbmus and forming with the Pacific steamships
through line to and from New Orleans ans port, IN Mexico
California ard Oregon Passage rom New. Oreers csn
be secured from ARMSTRONG, LAWENsOh co.
be are for !hrou g tickets nom New York to San San
cisco has been reduced from aaeo
S4O0 10 State Rooms to................ss'sSo $50
sSSe In Lower Cabin lo..'.'.'''''-'''''' -
$500 10 Steer0Re.............ss -. 10 -.
The rate from New York 10 Chsgres vii be a. The lew'
es adopted by sny safe seasesmer beUeen those poru
POr choice OF berlhs apply 81 the once OF Ine Company
81 and IS Souihst, or al their Agency, TT "es'sI
64DGWH
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A NTIQUE OlNTMENT.-A sure and
~ NEEDY cure Tor The PILES. Ch,fed Limbs. Chsppsd
Hands &c tbs srlicle has long been used Ia private
nrsrce and sCl nowledged 10 I'D 1be beet article eNan
~, ils relief 81 he shove named conp.elnls
For sale at wholesale sd retail 10 NeS-fof by Geo
~ usbss s2 Hasssu.s,: l. Minor Co ~ Fu.sOn-si; 4
2 n sands 100 FullOnst 81; dsvlGnd. Reese \ Go. y
MSden.lsDe; c. V. clckensr Co g. SsreSs.s'; G. H.
SSs ISS,s, 80 n Broadway; f. Sands, R0wsry,
corner OF sprlng.IL Agent 'or sroohlyn Mrs N Hays
IT'S FultOn.sL $500 nj. 1. .ri.- ,ll,.
III "P S-0 '''1 PERRY DAVIS ProprieIon,
81 3ms "a hlRRA I1V'1ooV0 y l.
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EvOR THE WORLDS FAIR.-Tho
Il splendid pscket.ship HENRY CLAY. 800 uns
burden Francis "a French, Commander will sail for Ly-
erpool Oh her regular day April n, and Offers desirable
opportunity for those about proceed TO the WOrds Fair
This ship Is three decker, hes comnodious cabins AZ
state rooms and her accommodations Tor passengers are
sltOgelher unsnT passed by any Other vessel
For freight passage apply to Capt French, on board,
pier II East River. or 10
al6 t26lh gPOFFORD, TILESTON CO. 49 SouIhst
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TRAVELLING.

DASSAGE FOR CALIFORNIA.-The
n fast Double e. CINE Steamship PROMErHEUS, CAPT
JUhnIon, will leave YORK for Ghagres Direct from
Pier No North River. Monday the 2Sh April inst at
O'clock making more Trip to C1agres before taking
her place the Nicaragua rouie For choice Of births
apply TO THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
a226t li9 Peglst corner OF Wall.
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a YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.

~ Il
IA This invaluable remedy for al diseases OF The Throsl
and Lungs has attained celebrity from us remarkable
cures never equaed by any other medicine before OIhef
preparations have shown themselves pasuyes, and some
lines effected notable but none has ever so fuy Won
he confidence Of every community where II 10 known
Amer years Of trial in every climate the result nave lnols
putsby shown 1t possess mastery over THIS dangerous
class OF diseases which could not f to attract the attention
OF Physicians Patients, and the public at large,
See the statements not OF Obscure individuals tnd nom
far distant places but OF who known and retpecssi
throu ghOut The county.
The widely celebrated Surgeon, Dr. Valentine Mott, CT
New-York City, says: -,
AYERS Cherry Pecior0' which | consider peculiarly
adapted to cure diseases OF the throat and lungs"
DR. Perkins the venerable President OF The vermont
Medical College one OF the emnenty learned physicians
of his country writes Tue Cherry Pectea 10 extensively
used in this section where has shown unmsakaOIe evil
dence OF It's happy effects upon pulmonary diseases.
Rev John ID COchrsne a distD guished Clergyman oi
the English Church writes 10 the proprietor from Monrea
that be has been cured OF Rssvere sshmGrc Affection by
Cherry Pecoral" Ills letter al full length may be found II
our Circular be had Of the Agent and worth the Esie
ton Of asihIuauc pSiesis.
Where the Cherry Pecora has been used no douNl
remains Of Us vr,Ces aud ability 10 cure diseases Of me
Lupsa ,.e, r. .vrv
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mas
s,d hv all Druggl,ts everywhere MIA lmMWS'
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% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q WARRI-

PEMOVAL.-DUBOIS & WARRl-
IA NER. (lSte Dubois s.odarN Plano yo,,a M.npt,n
having disposed Of their CSAogpe of Mo M Mr.
3 c JOlie bsvs removed from Their % ssn1 \, 49,, nevs
ard elegant Ware 500 BroSdwsy Whsre nv havs
constantly band srge assortment 81 "a 81 Gn5
octave PanO foges fhsir Instruments are c5n.,rrtsS
IN he uos substantial manner aud are ubsurpSased tor 10
uehDess deph and brl6Dcy OF tone iehcacy OF TONGA
ADD sQOeOr 6gah They are warranted ~ slSud lie a.
Goo OF Any climate and written guarantee sceoDAriS.
every Instrument Purchasers are respectfully inv.ea g
cal and examine taeir slOck
DUBOIS WARhlNER
ll2lms a.ta pnbois 4 stodxrt 500 RroadvSv
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between

IA BOSTON and NETWORK via sT0NINGTON ana
PROVlDENCE-The steamers G. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE leave Pier No. 2, North River: daily 81
O'Clock Pm. The Commodore Captain WIN. H. fra<ee'
on Mondays, Wednesdays and friday; tho G. Wander
bin Captain Joel Stone Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat-
urdays On the suiva Of Ihese steamers al stonngson'
proceed 0y Railroad 70 and Boston
This Is the direct route from New YorH 10 Boston
FOR passage &C apply 90 board Al tho Office, 10 ssstefy
pace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
NEW- YORK & ERIE RAILROAD

Nv = W OTkh &C EINIT II IbhILItNhDs
NTh,s line leaves daily from the pier foot Of Duanes
MORNING WAY TRAIN at ST A. for Ousy!le, rsrmonI,
and all Intermediate stations. Passengers oy MS uain
connect Al suferns with the Morning Mail train for all sA'
uous west Of Geneva. MORNING MAIL TRAIN AT A. M /,
siopuIng 81 ali his stations west OF sunorns arriving Al
GppsSs The same evening WAY TRAIN at3i r. NJ for
Peunont Ousylle ard ali Intermediate stations EyEsiss
WAY rRAIN at St for suferns Ousvle and az in'ermed'
CHAs HINOr. superfniondsni