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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
EpgIand and America.

We arc glad to see on the part of those
who are the moral, and We hope influential
teachers in England two favorable signs Of re-
form, the one is more just estimate
of the Republican Institutions of America,
and the other is desire to reform the politi-
cal and local abuses incident to long establish
ed customs The North British review, in the
conclusion of very favorable notice of Sir
Charles LyelPs travels in this country, says:
Our object is to persuade England to re-
spect America-to love her as the hrst born
Of her political family: and with the affection
of parent. to rejoice in her progress. and pray
for the consolidation and prosperity Of her en-
pire. Though dauntless in her mien, and CO.
iossal in her strength. she displays upon her
banner the star Of peace. Shedding its radi-
ance upon us. let US reciprocate the celestial
| light; and strong and peaceful ourselves. we
shall have nothing to fear from her power, but
every thing to learn from her example.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
Sandusky County Bonds.

The Commissioners of this county have sub
scribed and issued its bonds for the $4,000
to the capital stock of the Toledo. Norwalk
and Cleveland Railroad company, and deliver
ed them into the hands of the officers of the
company, in accordance with the vote of the
county upon that subject,
We learn that the bonds of Huron county
have also been subscribed. and placed in the
hands of the company
This secures the building of the Road be-
yond all contingency, and it will be pushed
forward to completion as fast as abundant
means and labor can effect that object.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
n;noinnntiEleotion.

The result of the charter election in Gin
ciDnati is considered stern rebuke to the
Gerrymandering Locos. Mr.. NJ. P. Taylor,
their Mayor is chosen by 1ls majority. The
CITY Council is tie, "a Wings and "a Loeos.
The Locos confidently expected to elect sa an
der their arrangement of the Wards The
other results are.
The Locos have elected the Mayor. Treasu'
err. Wharfmaster, two Market Mastersonc Towr
ship Trustee, Clerk, and Justice of the Peace
The Wings have elected Marshal suPerin
tendent of Common Schools Trustee ofWateI
Works, one Market Master, and two Township
Trustees
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
advice TO Bachelors.

The following advice may be of some ser
vice to our Young friends =. When you visit
a Young LADY in house warmed by hot air
from furnace in the basement, as soon as
the conversation ceases to be general throw a
mat or rug over the register" otherwise the
kitchen maid will have the benefit OF your
foolish speeches to oretail to her gossips or per-
chance an anxious parent may incline to avail
himself of the advantages of this modern whis-
pering gallery. Being bachelor of expert
ence we speak by card on this matter.
proverbs of Solomon.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
l24

Whig majority on joint ballot 8.
This secures US the State officers and the
United States Senator.
The Congressional delegation stands noml-
nalIy the same as before-but is greatly I'M
proved in material There are now three
staunch Union men and one Free Soileri
whereas they were all Free Soilers in the last
Congress, and voted against the compromise
measures.
Connecticut is the only State where the
Wings have fought the battle exclusively OF
high national grounds. and although they have
not achieved full victory, yet is compare
lively triumph. as all the substantial fruit
of victory are theirs. 1t shows what can b.
done by an adherence to the old landmarks o
the party, and by maintaining position II
sympathy with the Wings of the Union
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19

M1cH1eAN ELEcT1ox. Commercial
spcaks of the election of Mr. Douglass Judge
ofthe Supreme Court of Michigan, as Wing
victory. Mr.. D., is a Democrat. although we
believe he ran an independent candidate, II
is idle to talk about the election to othce' oi
Wings as Wings, up in that country.
[Courier.
But Douglass beat the regular Democratic
candidate in Cass' own county some 800 votes
This is something. And the Wings have
elected twOOr more of Judges of the Supreme
Court which another something.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19

New TELEeRAPH L1NE.-Wc understand
that new line of telegraph is is immediately
to be built from this city to St, Louis
Houses printing instruments are TO be used
upon it, and it is TO be connected with the
O'RiellY lines,
Mr. Bernard o'Cooner builder Of most of
the Western and Southern lines, is at The
New England, and viii propably have tho
contract for building the entire now lime.
Cleye Herald
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
Jefferson. ApriI SD, 1851.


First, then, am Wing, always Wing
and nothing else--a Wing, because believe
the best interests of our country are connected
with the success of that party, always too
much devoted to the party to see itlend itself
20 the furtherance of measures which can
not approve without an endeavor to prevent
its SO doing. 1t shall be my endeavor truly to
represent this great State, and not any par
ticular section of it, shall, to the best of my
ability, rebuke any attempted encroachment
of Slavery into territory now free, or any
naughty and insolent attempt to overcome the
free States by threats of dissolution of the
Union, or any measures intended to insult the
northern feeling. You know that am hostile
to the compromise measures SO called, and
especially the fugitive law but shall endea-
vor to deal fairly with the South. do not ln-
tend to be an agitator, but while slavery Will
consent to remain within her own States, with
out attempted aggression, I shall feel no dis
position to interfere with her; in that intend
to be true Wing. regret to see dispo-
sition in any part of this State to engraft the
compromise measures upon the doctrines OF
the Wing party; the attempt to make these
measures test of Whiggery would be to des
troy the party, on the Reserve at least
Whereas, if the Wings of the South and mid
die portions of the State could be made lit
tie more tolerant upon this subject, we should
be able to act together next fall as OF DID,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
Whig Victories.

The Wings of Columbus have elected their
Mayor, Marshall, Recorder, and five of the
six councilmen.
St. Louis has elected Wing Mayor. Mar
SHALL Recorder. and majority of the council
Cleveland has done the same thing only a
little more so.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
$lo5,415
Total
Sad Accident.

We learn that a man by the name of 81
mon Miller, while engaged in telling trees on
the Railroad track between here and Toledo,
in Washington township. on Tuesday last, t,was
instantly killed by the falling of the limb of
tree, which knocked off portion of his fore
head He was good citizen, and leaves
family to mourn his untimely death
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
Ram R0AnYNrE.

The official returns of the vote given at the
election last week, in the FIVE northern Town
ships in this County, ON the question of a joint
subscription by those Township Of $4,000,
to the Capital Stock of the Toledo. Norwalk
and Cleveland Rail Road Company, are as fol-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19

The existing vacancy in the House isin the
Providence district where the the Wings
have the power to elect their candidate, if
they are united.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
nnnnecticnt Election.

The result of the election in Connecticut is,
as we remarked the other day, substantial
Wing victory, as compared with last year
The Hartford Courant of Friday says: When
the Legislature comes together, we believe
parties will be found to stand as follows;
Senate Wings, 12-Locos,
House Wings. l12-Locos, 1l2
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19

RuoDE, ILAND.-All the vacancies but one
having been filed, the legislature elect stands
as follows:-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
Senator Wade.

A week or two since we said that those Lo-
cofoco papers which represented Judge Wade
as an "Abolitionist of the Giddings stamp"
were misrepresenting him, & our neighbor be-
low sgni6ed his willingness to stand correct
ed, could he be shown that he was in error.
We respectfully direct his attention to the
following letter from Judge Wade, defining
his position:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
March 81, 1851.

AuDIToB's OFFICE SANDUsKY COUNTY
April 20, 1851.
/ certify that the foregoing acts are true
copies from the original rolls now on tle IN TINS
ofSce HOMER EVERETT.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19

Thirty thousand strangers visited New
Orleans to hear Jenny Lind.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19
sTATIsTICs.

We are indebted to Mr.. James Justice, for
the following statistical information regarding
our town and township, which we place in our
columns for future reference,
Number of white male inhabitants in Ere
mont over 21 years old 347-do in Sandusky
tp exclusive of Fremont, l7o-Total, 5I7
Wheat and Corn, raised in Sandusky town
ship, for the year 1850.
Acres of wheat, 1922 Bushels Of wheat,
.25,s7o. Acres of corn, 10034. Bushels OF
corn, 29, ,62o.
The following win give some idea of the
b,,s;oaes oe our town
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-19

Amount of produce bought, sold, and ship
ped from the town Of Fremont, during the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-01

And back between | p m Thursday and pmneIt day
3276 From Brunswick at twice week, Monday and
BY Bethel, WsynesviIle, and Langsbury
To JefIersonton by m, AZ miles;
And back between 4 and p m, Tuesday and
Friday.
Proposals al Darien and end al st. Msrys
emitting Brunswick, are invited.
1917 From Darien at IL m, week. Fridays
To Frederick by p m, IA miles
And back between m and IL a m.
327s From Darien at q m, week, Monday
By Fort harrington Ferry, Pendarvis Store, Chaun-
cey's Ferry, Aabaham Creek, and strcklands
To Wsresboro by 9 m next day, 10 miles
Andback between am Wednesdny and 81 m next day
3279 From Darien at a m twice week. "wednesday and
Friday
To Brunswick by II m, ls miles
And back between a m and p m, Thursday and
Saturday.
aaaO From Riceboro after arrival Of mail from Savsnnsh
saw a4 m, twice week, Monday and Thursday !;
BY Walhourvile
To Hinesvic by pm, ls milcsi
And back between a m and IL m.
1881 From ST. Mary al 9 m, twice week. Monday and
Thursday,
BY Woodstock Mills, Florida,
To Centre Village, Georgia, by p m, 35 miles
And back between 8 m and p m nett days
3asa From W,rcsboro at 6 a m, week. Thursday
To Centre Village by m, ~ miles;
And back between a m and 8 p m next day
1883 From Waresboro Mt once week. WEDNESDAY,
TO TroupyIIe by p m next day, rs miles
And back between m Friday and ? m next day
Separate proposals for service between iroupV'e ana
AIapaba arc invited Also. proposals TO commence
this route at Polk and go by Carriers Bridge and Ala
paba TO Troupvile.
a2sa From Wsresboro at m, week, "Wednesday
BY Polk;
TO BIounts Ferry, Florida, by m next day, ~ miles
And back between a m Monday and m next day.
Separate proposals for each section OF this route, dyid
ing at Polk will be considered.
1885 From Waresboro al m, once week, Wednesday
BY Mount lila
To Holmesve by m, 80 miles,
And back between 7 a m and m, Tuesday.
Proposals extend to Reidsville, route No $3.50
will be considered,
sase From Holmesville at m, once week, Saturdays
BY Staffords Ferry and Surrcpcy's;
To ReidsviIle by p m, 35 miles
And back between a and pm merit day. :,
Proposals to extend to Wsresboro, over NO 31so' ""
he considered.
s2s7 From Jacksonville al m, week, Saturday
BY Svaine's Stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

l. Y WINTER ARIA NGEMENT Trans leave New
Yml follows. from the Per foo, n Dgane-st DAILY
Sundays eNCep'ed.l -
/ MAIL TRAINat9A Il VIA Jersoy C..y ST ppins al
all the Stations.
2 DAYTXPRESs TRAIN. axe VI. va Jersey Ctr for
Car andxisua Rochester ana Buffalo i: Enlra
With Mai Tram for DunkrS which sto7s al hs stations
Passengers by this tram remain az Emra over niga ana
- o. O'Clock - frn G'i
~ me for toe Express Tram West
g. WAY TR IN ~ ( go " va ff@rra -. f0f oi.--
VILE and al informed &c stations
! EMIGRANT TRAIN - p VI. fr Dua-uS- iasins
es giants al the pre- ciUai cities sad towns t4e Vet
5 EVENING Express TRAIN. - p ". i'r DIM
krs Geneva Canauda.gua. Roc ees'eT -nd Buuai1 his
tran connects Dun-irs VIII tls'c2s steamers FuA-
mig d,rct % cleveland AID also = Dt,or eaFnc IN
ned,ate!. on fhe ARRIVAL 81 the aad rfnec'a- -
Cleveland vita the Cleveland Coluu1s. snii tucaaai
Rairc3d ard q Detroit vl'h the Nchgan central NM
road 4, ats also leave da5y. ARRIVAL 81 tIs tram 'f
Frie Ssrdusiy TosedO and Monroe PASSENGERS ny fhs
nan arrye Al Rochester and Bui early newt day
TRAINS TO NEW YORK
MAI, TRAIN leaves DunsITk "a A. VI Stopping Il
al Stations of and connecss here Win ne
Day Expires Tram ON CanandA,gua % Now YORK
2. WAY TRAIN leaves Otisvllie a i NJ, a-uSlng ia
NeH-York AZ II 20 AN
g. MAIL TRAIN leaves T,mra q. 8 4 VI. .s.J7pIns -
all Stations and arrivlng r. Nv Nps same evyni1s.
4 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves DunsIrk a.
30 IS AN
5 DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves G inandlirga a l.
NJ Elmra at 3 T NJ and Geneva AZ A VI.
6 NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dunkrk ~ ! 80
p Nj and Canandssua at 80 = NJ. tas passengers
Rom the Night Express Tran from Buffalo and Rochester
FRIGHT TRAINS leave from Ter fox Of DIale-st, ,
at Pm. for all Stations n the road and branches and
Tor all places CHAS MINOT
M
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DVIDEND NOTICE-INTEREST

DIVIDEND NOTICE-INTEREST
IL COUPONS.-The semi annual Coupons OF iLferest
Warrants falling due the ist day Of November next on
the following VIII be paid on and after that date
iCitv of cleveland Der cents issued 10 the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad Co. and TO the Cte'elaPd fAhs
vile and Ashtablla Railroad Co.
C..y Of Madison Ind per cents Ar,
Madison and Indiansp oils Railroad CO Per cent mof'
gage Bonds WINSLOW' LANtEh ~ n :,
90 NJ. " " inv
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

4 PANY-CHASGE or SAILING DAf-OnlY
Through Line for a LII ORNI and o RECON hChA-
GRFS Fare redeced On MONDAY. 10th November. no
SPIN The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY: Z nN tnns
burden J. Tanner Commander. VIII sail On MONDAk,
Nov TO- a. precisely O'Clock NJ from the per Al loot OF
Natreu-st v with the Government Mails Tor Chagrrs.
ChaeTes passengers transferred al Havaan TO the s,ns
shin phi ADFIPHTA Passengers leaving IN the EN-
"a RI CITY. VIII connect WITH the United states Mai
steamship TENNESSEE q sail without anv delay Tor San
Francisco On arrival of the passengers and ma NP4naa
For massage apply The office. No. III West-s o Il
Warien-st, North River. 0<o tNlO
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

L
Il NEw-YOEKt oALBANY and TROY On TUES
DAY Oc, the Trans WIZ, until further notice, run as
follows; "
Chamber s. Al AN Way Mail Tram for Albany and
Trov sopr!ug Manlat awhile l5ld-s, TI5by HOoS
Yonkers. Hastings. Dobt's Ferry Dsarpan. rIryto'en
sons Cod Slrng, Flshhlh Carthd-s. Low P9nD New
Eamtnreh. Mutton Ferry, Poqghkeepse, HYDE Pirs
son, Stockport Cocsacsie Siuvesant scn@acH AMI Cas-
teton A. 81 Express Tram, stopping onig Tor pas
senRers nj Peeksll. Pousnkeepsle and Hudson Al 10
NJ for Peekssill, stopping az All "ay stitioAs A. ~
y 81 for PeehskI stopping al al way station A. Il.
III fvf ALBANY and rrov stopping ouls AT Peekskl I'D
Spime FishkIA, New Hamoursh. Pcagakeep,-e, hoe
Park H. aehech Ddrrytovn, Tvoi. East Camp. % ,IIi
Hu5s.n, Stockport CON,ackIe. S',vesInt, Sc'1A and
CastletoD At II for freight aud - Poul
keepsIe stopping at ,Ae way stations. AZ = NJ tr'l-h
Man Tram stop. ,.I nssshs,Is ou.y ,, -,
Albany AS. NJ. Poekski Stopping al way stations
Leave Hudson foy Albany at ! % " stopping A. "sy
Leave Albany gong South a Z An Tor New-Yas,
stopping al CaStleton Schodack Stuyyssat CetsacNe,
stockport Hudson Os hfll, East Camp, Won Bar,to"n.
Rhineheck. Hyde PARK PuughkeeI,sle New. Htmbrrgh,
CARTHAGE. Low Point Fishkill Cod Sprns, liaTNn's.
Peekshil, NerplanCks, tr1ton, SINGS ng TaTvDNH,
Dobbs Fouy. Hastings Y0nheTs aid MlnhatidnVllle.
At II NJ. for New-NOrk, stopping - Casueion, Suy-
vesaut CoXSackse Hudson, Iv0 RhlnebocK. Ponghieo-
SIC. Now Hamburgh. Fskkh Gold sarng md PeeA'Aal.
tween Albany and peeAsSil except Carthage Log Pn'
eId not stopping below PeekssIl
A3lPM far Hudson, stopping At al " ay stations
Al 50 4. NJ. (or arrival Of Western tram for Ne~-
York stopping only at Hudson PnugaNeesie tishSb ana
Peekstii.
n B-These Trans will eaye Troy IS minutes previous
Leave Poughkeeps,e for New-York at g. VI stoopia,
at the way stations. Al Jam for freight and passage,
Leave Peeksklli for New-York at S. AN stopping at
way stations. At pm. stepping at way stations AZ
Passengers viii procure Tickets before entering the Jars
ul6tf ". {. YOUNG, President
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EREEDOM from COUGH in ten min

I u'es insu.ed Nv BRYAN'S PULNONIC y AFERS.
This agreeable med-ne warranted 10 immediate
hef N AZ cases of Coughs Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis and
Lung Complaints the money Will be retained Price =
cents rer box Sold rs RushOn Clyk aud all drlgsst
Whole ale depot 273 Hudson-st A LUZ BULL Agent,
gTuIhSGMs
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RICH AKDSON. BROTHERS co. Liverpool.
pkTRltK HENDERSON 4 90. GLASGOW q

yyO PASSENGERS for CALIFOR-
Z NIA-Sieaush.p GOLDEN GATE-This -aagnin,
c, steamer was spoken Of Peusmbeco II DAYS OUT as
tbe. no doubt that sac vii be ale - leave PsAns 'Ae
lsft,I DAYS Of October <p.cr
Tor further formation apply ~ the Office Of tie fASi-
TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. o.
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READ ArD BE CONVINCED
tFrom The Boston Bee

n. Editor SAID. Dec.
. t,, C,nTlalnt Jaund.cs Dyspepsia Chrome or Ner-
yau. Dfby Is d,seUedly one Of the most popular medl-
onSs Of The DAY These Bers have been used 10y thou
ds and friend al our elbow he has himself re-
ceysd an eiecnd and permanent cure OF Liver Compliant
from the use Of tins remeot We are convinced lha. 70
strength and ygor fact worthy Of great consideration
They are pleasant taste and smell aud IAN he used by
With the most delicate somachs with safety, under
sny circumstances We are speaking from experience and
~ The afflicted We advise Their use "
Scots Woekig.
IN. Of the hes, literary papers published, said August 25
pr Hoofands German BltterS. manufactured By DR..
jackson recommended by some OF me most prom-
hent members Of the faculty. as an dfce OF much esaC
m casesd female weakness As such Is the case, we would
advise all mothers to Obtain bottle and thus save we r.
selves much sickness Persons Of deh'ated constitutions
will end these tters advantageous 10 health we Know
experience the sauary effect they have upon weak
systems -
"Hese Of the best medicines OF the ace for Jaundice
and Liver Compliant"
From The Saturday GGtet Of the best papers pub
bshed The Editor saws of
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS:
Itls seldom that We recommend what are termed Pa
tent Medicines confidence aud patronage Of read
,rs ard Therefore when we recommend DR. Hoohand's
German Bifers wish II 20 bee distinctly understood tat
are speaking of noStruns of the day, that ere
nosc about for brief period aud then forgotten siteI
has done ITS guilty OF mischief but of medicine long
established, universally priced. and which has met the
hearty approval OF the faculty itself"
That this medicine viii cure Liver Compliant ara Dys
pepsa no one can doubt, after using 1t as drec.ei scs
specifically upon the stomach and lver-t preferable To
caomel IN all bilious dseases-the effect is immediate
They can be administered to Females In ants with sae-
" anc rehAble benefit, al time.
o., LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS or THE GENuiNEr,
They have the written signature of {. NJ. !AtkStN
upon the wrapper and the blown the bottle, with
ont wmch they are spuRous
Der sale, wholesale and retail. al
TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
no nv hIca-s' one door below 6Ih fmlSdepla ana 10y
fspectaelt dea.w generally throughout The country
f"f SAFE wholesale apd retail ~ A. Is ID. SANDS
corner of FULTON aud Wiam-sts N. V
RETAIL AGENTs-Charl.S II Ring. corner Broadway aud
NJ Wy nd How
IS 1uMMkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL

Il TON.-The new steamboat WILSON SM ALL,
Capt T. '. Anov sath. leaves Chambefsst Pier iaos-
DAYS odnesdags. Thursdays and Fridays at ~ O'Clock,
A Nj. ard Saturdays at O'clock, p VI. Returning:
leaves koypor at o'clock NJ, except SATURDAYS and
Sundays Stages connection with the Boat - Free
hold. Middleown Point, Cots Neck Squancum, Howell
works. and SQuau Village. oZ1 m
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a. {. and &. LIN The new and elegant
" 9 Steamer BUCK-EYE STATE, Capt, c. c; STAN,
ARD. leaves Buffalo every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS ga the ARRIVAL Of The Express
Tram from Albany Through from Buffalo e. Cinclniatl Il
y Tickets be procured board Of either OF the
Peoples Line Steamers and the PIP an Wmkle. Fare
from Buffalo 10 Cincinnati SO. Meats and BeIihsncinded
slg 3m A. CABLE, Agent
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NOTICE.-MRs. LA

lvs MOTHE the hest ClaivoEant now living fer the
treatment OF - d,ssasss may consulted daily from 10 20
2 uncer tire ei, ston Of Dr. b J. La Mothe That She
the beat Crvcyn, can BE- fully proved from the extraor
dlnay az kinds she has performed Office No III
corner &C Naccousal and Analysts wrench, English ane
Spanish spoken. c2lm'
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Co-partnersbip.
Expresses, &r.

rREGORY'S CALIFO RNIA EX-
NJ PRESS, Via the NICARAGUA ROuTE.-The sub
scylhers Will forward SPECIAL EXPRESS 81 Tins sL-
pedItIOus route. per splendid steamship PROMETHECs'
on FRIDAY It'll November, AT p NJ
As limit ed amount Freight Only VIII ne re>esseo "'
this route. enly application must he made LA. 49,,
pacssres mpst he PIT M m wate'-s''o y f'Hrl 80
u.d exceed Ivo lbs weight each ..siivSsSs.
INVOICES THOMPSON HfFChSo'h,
MasageIs and Agents No. Its Fesn s. s' --'
o5e tNoyf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

NOR LIVFRPOOL.-Unit States
II Mai steamship PACIFIC Captain Ezra Nye-
This steamer VIII deaTt with the L. Mails for Europe
positively on SATURDAY. Nov 3, al u o'clock, VI from
brr berth nj the foot OF Canast RIO berth secured tl
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Wv 80, n, :, the above diseases IS not eyceled,
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failed IL. ,ho attention If ,uvni,ds pos-
psst v,rtnss m the reciicttion OF diseases Of the
.ssr Glands exercising the most searching pow
Iv'l a and affections Of the digestive they
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