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The New York herald., 1851-09-07

The mail steamship Empire City. John Tanner, Com
mander, arrived yesterday afternoon She left New
Orleans on the 2Sth ut and Havana the morning Of
the 1st inst.
Annexed Is a list ofthe
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MU sc We NTs.

RowEsY THEATRE-soxEs. IS cESTs PIT: iax
curtain sa'; VIII isass7 rise as ssndsy sSssos
T T.ssa Mr. viii s%. ss bais
E 4 +: S;es 81
THE MILL.oSsrlss, MT GsOdsl Thomas Primrose v; n,
se%sdy SAss sd in
nsures ~ smon gs,asr shes
RURroN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEy.-DREss
Circle and a. s. s S r
70 ses1 oelosI acnday sysnins septe%SsS will 81
81 q Mss
ar. Burtop sileno Mr. John Dunn; Damstas Mr.. Homaa
sahs EdwsTS Mr. LeveTS Miss Bn ars B,ts
fooR s 'A' farce
NATIONAL THEATRE. cHArHAM srREsr-DREss
seFs r s. ~ 6so.: Sso opss osSAs:7; s
Mr. T.9 aEaTn SIR saS
90 d'sTsd assss
Nioho sSs fcsenn I e. WITH m sss
sokk-HpmThy DICK, hr J, p. Adamsi Nose. Mr.. G. J.
ChRIsTYs OPERA ROUSE MEchANIcs' HALL, NO.
e Week s ss.y .y n
aH sa'Sse sna rs
shs city ssce.ssion ys ssve been received
dor 7nG ana I %
uhs IN. Of ansrss are
continued for the future
EELLows YINsTRELs, ar FELLOWS NEW MUsI-
M ASS
sGeS 81 and s Snds & the sole
past have S6 the greatest fsvcs BY
Spacious H &s ssss venssssa
buildings in the world Admission 25 cents Doors open
CONCERT 20 commence a. clock an afternoon conoers
daton Of families, commencing at o'clock Z. n.
rVRIPLER RHALL.-UNPARALLELeD sUCCE,l-PRo-
fees Anderson's srand Drawing room Entertainments
10
fSnSed 4os,S every evSp D doors Pa at g. a. s.
dpcng several new oIspa and astonishing tricks ia nasa
the the APPARATUS exquisite
nss pnss T o
aDdersOns nvibls Enchanted Avisry; Prot Aniersons
ASderscps Filtration My's risussi roi Crystal
these several others interest and wcaier. xdns
zion cents Children under u tS:ye years Of age S cents
Is in two paris seswiat which an interval Of fifteen miaae
s' s&sa n'S
doors s.si eomnsSes 5; ternlnass sts4 Ad
at the Hall during the weeh from 10 o'clock 70 4P NJ
NEW YORK AsPHIrHEATgE ts7 BowERYl.--MR.
as for s psS ns ENTIRE and sS's1 o OF &
day ard Saturday afternoons Great attraction Fifteen
great gymnastes equestrian dsrons vautng aorobato
sp.ns ps
sy Also the intelligent des. old Man and Nisbs Boxes
tickets 80 Doors open at l. and at s.
POLIO ROOMS, BRoADwAY.-MoNDAYEvE EVENING,
IA September sth Grand Vocal and Instrumental Con-
cert, by Mad. Lugia Busatt pma donna assouta from
the principal theatres of Italy acl appearance New
York Progrsmme.-Part I'll General BEN March (Hat
fsm te vitsz neyeekl by the Hungarian Yocasts p Ca
yana dc Hermann, by Madame Luigia isat Ner5i
b Romance Espagnoe sung aud acsmpaned the French
horn by Mr. hsssel Nolks Lied Nj fustolo OFT kon)
,fr kSs ods g. Duo le la LHeii BY asdams eS.at and
Mr.. Masse Donizett Part Ill sieges Lied, (5ong OF
Victory (Untogassuk Kaptesokat) - Solo, violin.
euted by Master Thomas Ernst lie Crieurs de Mutt 1.-THE
Night Call bolero by Mr. Masse and panied
the piston Cavatin del Opera Oympo, sung by
Madame BuFst. composed by siI Busatti o. Solo, Alb
sceds Lied sener Nerpbten Esos jot
by Gabriel nsrczy The whole under the direction Of
Sig Busstt Tickets Fifty Cents TO be had At the princ
pal music stores and hote Doors open o'clock concert
TO commence at o'clock.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, 75 CHATHAM SQUARE. ONE
n block above the National fheatre-Ceorye Lea, sol
ndousa
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- AYNOND a. HERR DREfSBACHS MENAGERfE.-
~ This celebrated Menageriethe largest and best
ducted in the known wordembrasing almost every animal
known TO natural history and which has received patron
age and applause o hundreds Of thousands OF the
spectacle and intelligent people Of tho United States
just cemmonced most brilliant summer campaign and will
visit the principal cities and towns Of New England the
following order, vz:-Franklin, ~ h. Friday Sept
Concord saturday 9TH Henniker, Monday, sth Washing
Thursday lth proctorsyie, Vt. Friday 2h Woodstock
Saturday 18th; Norwich Monday 18th; Bradford Tussday
l6th wells River wednesday Eth Lttleton ". H. Thurs
day. lsth; st. Johnsbury, VT, Friday, 18th.
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OLYMPIC. NO. 4l2 2BRoADwAY.-sUNDAY THE 7TH
~ September. First grand sunday Concert Of vocal and
instrumental music, under the direction Of c. Burgtha
Leader of the Orchestra w. Ranken For see
the small bills. Doors open at TO st o'clock
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NEW YORK AAPHITHEATRE (S7 BOWERYj.-MR.
~ Levi North Proprieto-.hn entire change of per-
formanee this week Open night and Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons Great attraction Fifteen
beautiful acts Of consisting Of light riding
great gymnastic equestrian dancing vau ting.
feats rope vsultng ground and lofty tumbng. &c &c
with the dancing orses spanish Spot Beauty and Tsuna
NY also the intelligent dogs Old Man and Ebba Boxes,
70 cents; children half Irice Pit t cents Private Box
tickets, 90 cents. Doors open at and ats.
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CVNOOTs."-THE RAYMOND BENEFIT WILL TAKH
l. place at Broughsms Lyceum, on Thursday evening
Sept. IL. 1851. For particulars, see future bills.
J.F. BRADY. Secretary.
G. II. De FOREST, Chairman.
Tickets ready and may be had OF o. r. Raymond
~ Franklin street, Of f. Brady at Forenses ei; Capt
W ii. underhil Mercer Street House; at Jolie's music
store 800 Broadway Of George b. De Forest and the
principal hotels and music stores in the city.
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EELLows NINsTRELS, ar FELLOWS NEW NUsI-
y cal Hail. 44i Broadway between Howard and Grand
ntreets nght1h justly celebrated efficient
corps Of talented and experienced under the sole
OF j. b. Fellows whose this
ahe have received with
abe elite and fashion from all parts the Union. Fec VS.
Musical Bah 10 Of the most spacious and best
buildings in the world Admission een Doors open ST
u conoert 10 commence at clock afternoon
Wednesday and Saturday, for the especial
dAtion Of families, commencing at O'CLOCK L. N.
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NhRIsTYs OPERA ROUSE, MEUnANICs' HALL NO

a NHEISTY'S UPEKA FOUoE, MECHANICS' HALL, NO.
~ AZ Brordway above Grand street-Open every night
rurng the week til further notice Tse original well
smown Chrs:ys Mnstres com Prisng efficient and
Atile corps of talented and experienced performers
under the of p Chrsty whose in
ahis city, for succession years. been received
with favor by highly pectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets 70 cents Doors open at and will commence at
O'Clock The patrons of Cbrtys Ansrels respectfully
Informed that Saturday concerts viii
lOntinuad for he futn
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Circle and Boxes, p cents; Pit l2 cents Orchestra
Tickets ~ cts Private Box Tickets ST. Doors open at
curtain rises at N o'clock Monday evening Sept the
eerthnments will commence with the drama the DOPr
tD ChiLD-Mieheel Mr.. X. Scots Sir bertrand Mr.. j.:
eooke Lucy, Mrs Drew. 10 bo folio we'd by the
che CATTLE sTEALEks-Dugald Narnel. Mr.. z Bianch-
ard Archibald Leslie Mr. o. j. Arnold Jessv Mes
III II. Nichols. To conclude with TIE NEWSBOYOF NEW
SOhK-Humphy Dick. Mr. J. Z. Adams Nose. Mr.. @. J..
Arnold; Lize Mrs. j. L. Adams.
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from the letters from Germany OF yesterday 10 the
suit OF The subscription for the oan the prospects dis
Al Vienna II is certain that mol much more than
f50O 900 in any will be taken for real investments
and there very iue prospect OF success at Frank
fort, Amsterdam. and Brussels
Important dispatches have been received from Spain,
amounting, il is said To treaty with England Tor the
pgese walton OF the colony from American invaders The
Minister OF Foreign Affairs and the Spanish and English
ambassadors had meeting on Monday evening France
and England decided preventing rupture between
Spain and the United States, and in preserving Tor the
former her valuable colony, but with the Introduction OF
some indispensable reforms in the general government OF
Cuba. French steamer was 10 leave Hsvre on Tues
day for Washington. with dispatches from the Fench
government and The American Minister
FRANCE Sept 10, Paris Bourse: hyes, 81 .7o threes
Sc IS Gold is about the price IN Paris and London
and l2 per cent deaIer in Hamburg than in London.
The exchange between England and America is noml-
nally ST per cent in favor OF England leaving small
profit on the importation of gold from the United States
The influx OF gold at the Paris mint has greatly dimn-
shed and the period for redevery IL now reduced to 80
DAYS The whole of the dollars which arrived by the
last West India have been sold to-day at $751; being
decline OF from The previous sales. In bar silver
nothing has been done. but the price quoted is 60t The
transactions al COG.
Another son of Victor Hugo has been condemned to z
months Imprisonment and fined 1000 francs, for aI-
Gle on the expulsion OF foreigners IRON France.
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California Land Titles.

obedience direction of the President Of the United Sate
undersigned, asceraning settling
the Of California, hereby give
will be held San Francisco,
OF the 9Th day Of December, 1851
Given under hands, the city of Washington this 18th
September, 1851.
HI.AND HALL,
HARRY l. THORNTON,
l7-eOd3m
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Sept l7-eOd3m
Mount Alban Institute.

THIS institution is pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Heignlstne prospect from embracing the city OF Washington
SON the .
a
education 1t seeks
Christian home
session will begin November l. Parents who for
confer with
Apple Of purs for further information, may
be addressed - -
Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, D C
References The Bishop Of Maryland aud Hugh i Evans
LII. d., Baltimore Hon. E. +. Chamber, county, Aafn
esq Fourth Auditor OF the Washington Evan
Lyons esq., Georgetown W. Beverho4
Carolina Col Miller Hallowes ST. Mays, Georgia
Sept l6-2aw4w
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CARPETINGS the MiiliOn.-Just the
carpetngs Messrs Wellmerdns Mount
York. very and choice of Brussels
tnpestr plain English Brussels for and and 3y
double ingram carpengs, OF winch are from the Auburn
n purchased partner
furnish within the
reach Of such goods.
SALE bales l64 width drsget In pieces by
<the yard
Crumb cloths in drugset style borders centres,
ground very figures These goods will
be ornamental any ia
24 bv 1a4 IA by IA, 2+ by 1914, 1914 by 1914, 1914 by
IA, 1914 by 1874 aud ie4
6 bales Dutch sk carpeings-
bales hemp carpengs both entirely and pretty
goods VIII Ipeng aud will
chambers will be found
sirable.
chn with the bright plain covee line
Them
case very chnx for parIor Windows
dennas and loops 10 match. goods elegant
goods particularly capcngs and curtain
materials complete and extensive than have
able exhibit And feel assured that all
want anything suited
rooms viii be the fault Of the customer, not
CLA0ETT d D0DS0N,
One door OF Pennsylvania 9Th
25-3teodif
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w. It. DuVAIH, MorchAht
(Lats firm Of Lusby DuvaH,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and the public
w opened and varied fall
winter goods tor gentlemen's wear such as
Cloths vesngs Of the approved
and styles
Merno, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravsts, suspenders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns &C.,
offer his customers the
rates. solicis d liberal share of public patronage
His present location opposehs former ttandhe National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 27-3taw3wif
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Northwest corner Of 9th ard T. streets
THE UTE will session the first OF Septem
efficient and teachers every
department
erma boarding pupils per nnnum, including English
mathematics
Terms day pups-pe session Of five '"onth'om SO to
S22, in English aud mathematics.
Ancient Languages music, drawing painting
had Of the Principal Early application for
admission is necessary.
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal.
WAsnIxoroN August ID 1851
Auvl (lct
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ID ENOvkL.-DUvhLL BROTHER, merchant taiors, have
II Of informing their feads aud customers
removed their and elegant
erected avenue between ~ and 9Th
square Yves. OF their They
York opening the
goods business. whic they prepared
10 make o ord their usual style Of elegance
DUvALL h BROTHER.
~ n Wanted, t~ 0 or three 6rst-rste hands.
Sept ta-diw keo9w
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TEXAS Land AgemcyTbs undersigned offer. his services
lands in Teyss hut
uy lands and patents for the
Terms moderate, be msdc known when informed what
to he done.
Address H. q. CATLETT,
May a-omdhep Dallas, Texas,
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VALUABLE FARM in Alexandria county, Virginia.
wo s FROM n. sps hess o %s from NAV M 81.
premises hapas O'Clock, my farm situated in
hree iro% washington containing
IN good state O. the n.nes wei. .s 10 n%Ss
good fencing Il ha. on 1t Two small enemens The
ana grain such :. are usually grown in sdoniss
Of Robert crueq and near The road leading TO Balls
Term. one,hird balance equal
one years purchaser bearing
day Of salsa deed given aad deed Of us, taken
.,y psc.: 70; :ss by Taylor
Ssys Tssss ,T p, s,s sve' scarce
scoi,'. Infantry Taeues s.o,. pdes " So
%.s aS Mo ssS " asu.o.. ps' m e
INSTRUCTIONS for field Adultery Horse and Fsot
MsComs. oodr,: Marital.
Army and Navy Registers.
And al other government books and documents.
have received the annesd descriptions eIua good nanne
70 which they ask The .eno" Of Sn .,s
10 do fine silk warp do in single and do ubie width
IS do 40 low, low p,esd white and co,ored flannel.
Is do fancy hghcolorsd flannel. for ladies' sncs and
Person. .ny Kind Of flannel, either lowprce
ade. assured INA, The above comprises The ss., variety
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
CARD-Tbe public respectfully requested to
of rich cabinet French China dinner dessert
service, silver
and single together with
best manufactures for the
will be sold exceedingly low for cash, liberal
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Aucioneera
y. FRANCIS CLEMESTx,
attorney and Counsellor al Lav,
WILL adjoining
w counties of Maryland and Virginia.
claims against
men,, especially claims for the
once Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th streets
Sept I2-eo6m
Navy Dep .rsmcns, sept. "a, 1881.
NoTICE-fcep Of the navy persons have in
possession books which belong
"''''''''' Jso. ETHERIDGE,
Sept 8-dim Chief CLERK.
ID Of l3th Of Them suitable for family
othe single person.
Sept 25-Nd
n Rs. ELLEN JON Ess school win recenunenc~ ON
Wednesday the nrst Of October a, the place
and lst streets
In addition the branches French will be
taught
sept o3-sodA.
TOR sale, lease = years, the n
and edinsey OF the War
aud In the Of Mr. Joseph Bousngr
laura and boarding hou.e
For terms, apply Collins wndes Rui,dinss
At his reside a. between II and iesh streets
Sept iq-hswsw
L,OR Rent. tine large and ccmwcdious house In the
hrst ward now occupied by The Brazilian Minister
For terms apply TO Gen. orsnot, Sir Building
septai-sodd flntsil
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THIS we'll known establishment is still conducted
always The central and
commodous and the comforts
be found there combine TO render agreeable and adj
van b traveller.
finy firm OF John L. Tucker
establishment the subscriber pledges
maintain its reputation and TO satisfaction
customers,
WIN. VI. PARKER.
BosTow, Sept Is, 1851
tQ-.naShm
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hRAPER aud Tsilor.-WGLLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
firm OF Lane Tucker Pennsylvania between ~ and
9Th Streets receive from
friends and The public generally having opened large and
extensive french and Ensh Cloths
vesngs selected by himself with from the
New York Philadelphia,
be sold The lowest cash and Of his establish
isH Sufficient all who him with
OF the style which will be executed
Bl shall be ready in days show Of the handso
styles Of overcon that have been offered In this
AaniQ l-lnnrlw
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w n. DUvALI., late nj the OF Lasby " Duvail
would inform his friends and public thai lin order to sci
about the National
hoe he hn, taken store nearly Opposite where he win be
pleased calls for He continues
materials. and
approved OF xentlemen fur
nshing goods always hand
spt
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nUMBERLANR and Grates.--I
ceiving OF and the latest
and approved patterns few Of which viii name-the
Cumberland coal cooking and
for Cumberland coal also great variety Of stoves for
wood and hard few OF the justly celebrated and
cooking for which The
sole sgen, for District received am also receiving an en-
wood, hard and Cumberland COAL viz the
jewel paror, the chandelier ps and the mirror paror You
have bui TO give call to be suited in style and price
u. WOODWARD,
Penn. av., between 10Th and ilth streets
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NOTICEOhbcsu Of the and other person. II
books which belong the Navy
are respectfully requested TO return them.
JNo. ETHERrDGE
Sept S-dlm Chief Clerk.
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DOARDING.-There vacant street. ID
3th Of Them suitable for family
other single person.
Sept 25-Jtd
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CARDTbe Of the public respectfully requested
n Of French China
and msnts silver plated
double and single together with
household all OF which
trade
will he sold exceedingly low for liberal
sstisfsctosy paper.
DYER MCGUIRE
Sept I'D Auctoneera.
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EW Goods N opening subscriber has The pleas
his friends and customers that he has just
from northern cies where he has been Tor some time
He show such stock OF cloths, cassmeres
drawers gloves. stocks hosiery
exhibit
which, together with the
present. enables him OFFER
inducements Of article In his line OF quality
and style that may be relied on . $1,000
Merchant Tailor, eth street, ID door from Penn
o5-3tnw3wif
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VERY ATTRACTIVE sTYLEs.-The undersigned hav
received very extensive variety In renuemens wear SOM
articles new vestnxs together with fu
French cloths including the bes
mported they respectfully invite the attention
gentlemen. $500 .,,,,o,, 49, ,o
Sept 23-diw
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
LIVERWORT AND TAR,

4 SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION
n of the LUNGS, SPLITTING OF BLOOD, CoUGHs,
COLDS, ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE SIDE, Bronchitis,
Hopping Cough, and all Pulmonary Affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal says: DR.. Rogers's
LIVERWORT and TAR not only gives iinme-
diatc relief in Coughs and Colds, but from the
testimony of men of the highest standing here
and elsewhere, it is making some very remarka-
BILE cures of Consumption.o
The Railway Register adds eve have heard
it stated. by persons of great responsibility who
have used this medicine, that it is one of the
most remarkable medicines of the age, for
Coughs, Colds, Influenza Bronchitis. Asthma,
Pain in the Side and Breast, Splitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, and all Lung Complaints
which, if neglected, usually terminates in Con-
sumption; and the certificates attached to the
advertisements would seem fully to justify this
statement"
This Plant has, for many years, been found to
be of singular virtue in the cure CT Affections of
the Liver. More recent it was ascertained that
it possessed great power in arresting bleeding
at the Lungs, Coughs of chronic character, etc.
and of essential service in all diseases of pull
mOnary character.
to be the most healing and efficient application
for diseased or decaying Lungs, or any portion
of the feshy or muscular parts of the human
body Its medicinal and preservative qualities
were understood by the Egyptians IN the early
ages of the world, and no doubt now exists
among scientific men, that the preparation used
in the embalmment of bodies, was composed
principally of this ingredient. In later ages, it
was found to be in universal among the abb
origines of America, and at this day It is their
principal, and, in fact, only medicine for an I'M
sound state of the Lungs, or any approach to it,
Those who are acquainted with the history of
this hardy race of men, know that death from
Consumption is unknown among them! The
medical faculty in all countries appear to have
become aware of the great healing properties Of
this article, and are now introducing it in their
practice. DR.. Buchan, of England; DR.. Crich-
ton. of St Petersburg; DR.. La Prieure,o of Paris !;
and the distinguished Dr. Cooper, have been in
the habit of combining it with other articles in
their prescriptions. and with entire success.
B5- Bcrareof Counterfcits and base limitations!
BZ The genuine article is signed ANDREW
ROGERS, on the engraved wrapper around each
bottle.
DZ Prize, 81 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for S5.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
SCOVIL & MEAD 1I3 Charities street,
Between Cont and ST. Louis sts,
New Orleans, La.
Sole General agents for the Southern States
Sold by A. N. Jones & Co., Columbus, Miss
9 Blair & Smith,
(" Taylor & Mccarthy,
June 20, 1850. Off.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
ma. h. q. GLOVER.

HAS removed his Office to the stand occcu-
Ii pied by l. M, Knapp, one door east Of
Hale & MurdocRs, on Main Street, where calls
from his friends will be cordially received, and
where messages left for him will be promptly at
tended to. He will keep regularly on hand a
general assortment of the best Botanic Medi-
zines, Preparations, and Compounds.
Among his Preparations is his popular Hepa-
tic Preparation, for Liver Diseases.
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that my wife has had the
Dyspepsia for many years resulting from disease
ed Liver, during which period she has had FREE
quent attacks Of Acute Inflammation OF the Liver;
and in no instance has she been 50 speedily and
eFecIualIy relieved as she has been from late
attack by, the skill Of Or. Glover and the use 81
is He pa tic Preparations L. m. HATCH.
January 7, 1851. ss-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
Notice to Persons having claims

A GAINST THE GOVERNMENT, or business
"A in the Departments at Washington City.
By late act of Congress, BOUNTY LANDS
arc granted to the surviving officers and soldiers
of the War of 1872 of the Black Hawk, Semi
mole, and other Indian wars since 1900; to the
commissioned officers who served in the Mexi-
can War, and the Widows and Minor Children
Of such officers and soldiers deceased.
Persons who are entitled to the benefit Of the
above law, who hold claims of any other de-
scription against the government, or who have
business OF any kind requiring the attention OF
skilful professional agents at Washington City.
will find it to their interest to apply to the Sub
scriber, who is associated, for this purpose. with
Attorneys residing at the Capital whose compe-
tency and fidelity may be fully relied on.
Nov. 7, 1S5O-6m. CHARLES H. MORSE.