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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

Loss LIFE SEA.-Capt- Robbins master of the
schooner Martha Greene which arrived Boston Tues
day. reports having fallen in with the 18th ulmo sixty
miles west of Cape Pine boat containing Captain Roaons
and men, belonging British ship Hindostan, bound
from Whiby, England Quebec, which ship foundeed at
sea- carrying dopn nine of the crew Those saved
landed by Capt. Robbins at Sheburne, N 8.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

THE F1RE ASNIHrLAroR.-We insert in another column
the Circular of the Phipss United STATES Fire As,hi-
lar Agcncy" by which the public will perceive that the
machines will be supplied rapidly possible. We learn
that there great competition in New York for the first sup
plies with which view money and subscriptions are pouring
in 10 he Company.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20
THE NEW YORK ANNUAL ELECTION.

Nominations Of Candidates.
For Judge ofthe Court Of appeals. Samuel A. Foot,
Wing, A. 8. Johnson, Dem.
For Secretary Of State. James G. Forsyth, Whig Henry
8. Randall, Dem @
For Comptroller. W. Patterson, Wing, John c.
Wright, DEM
For Ireasurer.-James M. Cook, Wing, Benz. Welsh,
Jr Dem.
For Attorney Genral.-Danie Ulman, Wing, Levi s.
Chatfeld, Dem.
For State Engineer and Surveyor. -Hezekah c. sey-
mour, Wing, VIM. ]. McAlpne Dem.
For Canal ommissioner.-Henry Fitzhugh, Wing,
Horace Wheton, Dem.
For State Prison Iaspector.-Alex. H. Wells. Wing,
Henry Storm, Dem.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

The Editor of the Charlottesville .fdpocafe has
lately visited the Blue Ridge Tunnel He says
that every inch of it has been cut out of the hard
est kind of solid rock, and that the progress made
is scarcely more than foot in twenty-fours on
each side.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
CHARLES H. LADD, to be Navy Agent for the
Navy Yard at Kittery, Maine, and for the Naval
Station at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, in place
of Charles w. Gutter, resigned.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

Wars IN NAME W-Amons the candidates for the
Nsonsl Council in the Cherokee Nation the names Of
Spring Frog, SPIRIT Poi, Losghu Mseh and Lightning
Bog. For Sheriff the names Of Fish Tail and PeEcIu
Tiger are mentioned. .tpaEt su'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

,r'oR CALIFoRNIA.--The United States mail steam
ship Ohio, after having undergone some temporary
REPAIRS took her place in the line, and left on Sa.
turday afternoon, direct for Chagres. She took out
sac hundred and sixteen passengers, all bound to
GaIifornia #@ 5te .sG8 sstEf ssaa#
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

TnuAxT CHrLDREs.-Last year the Legislature of Massa-
chusets enacted law that uan children and absenees from
school, without regular or lawful occupation, growing up in
ignorance, between the ages Of six and fifteen years. might
be dealt with by the towns and Cities through the medium Of
ordinances and bylaws At the present term Of the Court
Of Common Pleas the city of New Bedford presented pc
ton to the court for its approval Of bylaw the provisions
Of which punished such ruans by fine Of not less than
$40. HoAR said that the court must decline to approve
of such bylaw. The learned Justice remarked that the
Legislature did intend create any criminal offence
by the passage Of the law referred to, but only to empo,oe
tovns and cities to pass bos and ordinances which should
make penal to be habua truant and that the city
Of New Bedford had made any such law, but only affixed
penalty to what erroneousy supposed already an Of
fence, the petitioners have leave to withdraw.
Ne,o Bedford Mercury
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

John Thomas Patterson twenty-five years old, went to a
ERE in Baltimore Saturday night and got drunk. He
then went home with companion lodge, and being sick,
went TO q window and fell out and broke his neck.
alexandria Gazette
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20
THE TEXAN PUBLIC DEBT.


the Public Debt of Texas will be Of deep interest
to large class Of readers, whether interested or
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SEPTEMBER Is, 1851.
Sir The PRESIDENT has decided in the matter
of the Texan Public Debt: First, that only FIVE
millions of stock can be delivered to Texas until
releases, as provided in the act of Congress of the
9th of September, 1850, are filed in the Treasury
Department for all that portion Of said debt which
issued prior to the 18th January, 1910; as in his
judgment the act Of the Republic of Texas of the
18th January 1910, specially pledges the duties on
imports for all the public debt of Texas created
prior to the passage of that act.
Second. That all the issues of Texas bonds,
certificates of stock, or notes made receivable for
all public Dues are claims for which the duties
on imports are pledged within the meaning of the
act Of Congress of the 9th Of September, 1850; ;
and releases of all such must be filed in the Trea-
sury Department, as provided in the last-named
act, before he can be justified in delivering the re-
naming five millions Of stock to the authorities of
Texas.
The PRESIDENT has instructed me to commune
cate this decision to you, in compliance with your
request made in behalf of the creditors of Texas.
Very truly, your obedent servant,
THO. CORWIN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Gen. JAMES HAMILTON,
Chairman Com. of Creditors of Texas
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

Mrs SALLY b. GRAY, the only remaining Daugh-
ter OF the late Col. RICHARD TAYLOR, and Sister of
the late President TAYLOR, died at the residence
OF +. 9. EDWARDS, Esq. in Kentucky, on Satur-
day, the 9th instant.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

VITALITY OF SEEDS" lOn, Washington COR
respondent of the Baltimore Sun, in letter to that
paper, says:
g" received last winter two Seeds said be wheat which
were found in the folds of the Egyptian mummy which Mr.
Giddon unroled in Boston. The mummy supposed to
be of the Phaaohs It proved be priestess and to
be more than thirty centuries DID,
The seeds were shaped something like pearl barley and
of that sze and of dark nge if coored by the same
preparation which had been used in the process embamng
planted the two seeds in fower-pot in the spring
They terminated, finely and Of the plants bears
hundred grains. The other more backward and
is still in flower. The leaf resembles maize. 1t may be
species Of mie The land Of Epthe granary Of ancient
times-must Of course, have been cultivated with grain
which, for that clmse and soil, very productive and
nutritious II hardly worth the while of the priestess to
have taken with her these two small emblems of the suec-
ton, unless they were valued grains"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

the Poornsc commenced on Tuesday Isst, and twe
understand will be completed by before tae first Of Decem
Der next
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

WAsHrssror l., UNDERWOOD, of the editors of the
Helena Ark) Shield put end bis existence on the
Goth ulmo BY shooting himself through the heart He bad
been delicate health for several months and supposed
to have destroyed himself while in fit Of insanity.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

The Boston Transcript says the subject of !" Spi-
ritual Rappings" continues to exercise the attention
of some of the most scientific men of Boston, and
TO battle all their attempts at solution. Certainly
science must be at loss for subjects in Boston.
TALernndr;o (yo-csy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
1850. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
NETWORK & NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

lVR0AD.-On and AFTER wednesday, Dec 10, the folows
mi trains viii leave the Cana-st staOn Broadway
Psssep gers also received al The NewYork and Hsrsn
Railroad Office, Twentyseyenth-st
usmaropeck Rye Port Chester Greenwich Stamford, De-
den Norwalk Westport Southport Fairfield, Bridgeport
RTstford Milford and New-Haven Passengers nom hs
Stations Tor Albany and the stations tie Housatonis
and Nangatuck Railroads. will take this TAIN and sop 81
addgeport Passengers from WsySaOns for Boston Prov
1enee Worcester Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads viii take is Train and oln Express Tram
at New-Hsven Passengers for Canal Railroad stop 81
Express Train at 9 o'clock AM for Stanford Bridge
port Albany Housstonic and Nasgs,geh haIIoas ss
Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad worcester,
Arc"m MEDIATION Train al o'clock AN for New
Haven and Intermediate Stations Passengers by Ihls
Train for the Canal Railroad will remain at New Haven
RAILROAD remain in w.Hsven until 2P III
Express Train ais p M for stanford sndgs gort ana
NauQainck Railroads Waterbury, Hew-hsVen. dsruoos
s s Worcester ard Boston.
Express Train at IS p. for Stamford and Norwnk
and connecting with Housatonic Train at bndesPon TOT
&. Accommodation Train At 4P.M Tor NswHsyen ADD
= Communication Train az PM for bridgeport and Ina
'or@e0i''s STR" TRAINS TO NEw.YoKK
l. Communication Train Al 10 AN nom bridgeport sop
png al al the intermediate Stations
stopping Al ali intermediates stations.
81 Accommodation Train 81 8 20 AN. from New -hsyc1.
nom Hartford and NewHsyen Canal Railroad and hsuS.
atuck Railroad. Ia. -.
Express Tram al III M n couhocuOn WIN no ~.
prees Train from BostOn) from NewHsven, stopping ~
bridgeport aad Stamford, receiving passengers from ne
Housatouc Railroad at Bridgeport
S Accommodation Train at 80 2 N tfeceiyag passen.
gers from tho Accommodates TIais non Bostos and
kom The Haugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport from New
Haven stopping at all Intermediate stations IA. -
s. Express Train at 10 Pm lor In connection I'm AZ.
nress Tain rom Roston stopping at Bridgeport horwak
and Stamford, arriving In New York a. II 80 M
T. Express Train at 45 p NJ. nom Bridgeport 10 eoe
necion with the HOusaionic Train from Albany and fS'
field stopping at NOrwalk and Stamford .-,.-
Passengers requested 10 procure tickets before lna
seats In the Cars nj I'll j. H. MAsOh ssp@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
YER,S CHERRY PECTORAk

IN For the rapid Of coughs, colds, asthma Group,
hoaseness bronchitis asthma inci2en consumption and
o tie relief fconsumptye patients Ia advanced stages OF
the disease.
This remedy is offered to the community with the conn.,
dence feel IN article which seldom falls 20 realize
The hsppes elects that be desired. So wide is The
field Of rs usefulness and The OF lis cures
that almost every section OF The county abOund Ia persons
publicly known who have been restored from ais ming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs by its When
tried lie superiority over every other medicine Of its
hind 100 apparent 10 escape observation, aud where It's
virtues are known The public longer hesitate what anti
doe employ for the distressing aud dangerous affections
Of the pulmonary organs which are incident 10 oar climate
And only In Ihe formidable ATTACKS upon the nga but
FOR me mdev varieties Of Colds Coughs Hoarseness &c
and for children II 10 The plessantest AMI safest medicine
that can be ohtsned No family should he without H. and
bose who have used H. never will.
Prepared and sold by James c. Aver, Practical ChemN
Lowell Mass and sold BY Renshsw. Ednaads 60. Boz
ton; Reese Coason, Baltimore Haviland darra1 \ Co
Charleston Jacoo > FsIrand, Detroit; I r. McAlisier
LOuisvei IheodoFe A PECK, Burlington; Isaac James
Trenton John Gilbert : Co Philadelphia T. w. H.
Gilman, Wasning Cnas Dyer, Jr Providence; " Rie
Ecisein Co Cincinnati and BY all Druggists and DEAL
ere IN Medicine everywhere jlj lon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RIvER-By the splendid and sspenor steaai-
srs BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE, OF gTeat strength
ard speed particularly adapted 10 the navigation Of Long
1sand Sound running In connection with the ra River and
Old Colony Railroad distance Of IS miles 70 Roson only
Leave pier r. near the Beiie,y.
Tbe steamer BAY STATE, Capt Wm Brown on Tues.
aavs Thursdays end Saturdays, Al I'm
The steamer STATE on MAINE, Capt Thomas ..
levitt on Aondayh Wednesdays and fndays as I'm
This line is The only that rlHs direct Tor nowPOr
These steamers sSe hed with conmodio1s .tats rootA
and every arrangement for the security and cmfo "a P
eogsrs who ere afforded by this route nights rest @
board and arrival a. Fal River proceed per fsIosas
reaching Boston sary the following morning Or can reiaL1
on board getting their breakfast wished for anpJ zoe
ssrtipe OF tAe accommodation usiD 81 qu0tsr Deors
7ocIock ~ which reaches Boston Al about An.
bargaRe-masteris attached ~ each steamer wno 70
sei1es snd ckets the baggage and accompanies ne ANA
tOits Destination . -, -. 49,. -.
sane ~ by other lines - al. 49,. -. 80 a 49,,
steamer runs In connection WIN us Hne " AN' ~
Providence daily, except Sundays .-...., ..os..x
F5gbt 20 Boston al tho same fatos a. ~
,eonaS lines and forwarded with gTealel S1PooLon " -
s oht rain which leaves fal River Svesy taorH-
n,fsnndav sxcepted) VI O'Clock fof bos1os @.1 He"'
1strd syrfvin0 Al is destn alton a. OF about IL m
sS fregst apply on board 81 Tho ONCE On ref -
sor sssfooms o. berhs apply % board OF ass'sa
- .s-,,re them ahead application InAy pc asn ~ =,
"teIev TIsOALF 4 BORDEN Ages1 " ano VI " ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE

fiO"Ni NOS- o A'S~'
Mr. HARRIsON-sIR, write you these few lines 10
MORN you Of the great benefit have received nom your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA Eight years ago
v taken with the pleusy in my len side, and liberated
nv lungs; therefore obliged 10 give up work and
seek for relief tried everything that heard Of but all TO
no purpose Ny health continued TO decline, till finally
began TO blood and large quantities OF matter In this
safe continued for time, until last fall November
s4s when took to bleeding from the lungs bled ebou
TWO quarts IN twenty four hours then gave up all hopes
ofreeovey, until heard ofyour Nspks Shll thought
was IKE s the rest Of the patent medicines "a humbag)
But resolved to try bottle last resort, and thanks
10 God did So for with his blessing believe 1t will make
well man Of me yet had taken one bottle before be-
gan get better and in few weeks was about the house.
and from that time to the present have not raised any
bood-before that had bad spell every few months
could not without II any account and would recon-
mend ali who suffer from lung complaint TO Try 1t at once
tOr do believe that il anything viii effect cure this
Naplha will Yours, with respect c. d. REVERE,
PSI would have written to you before, had not re-
senuy contracted cold which your NAPTHA has
entirely removed can attend to business, and ex.
pose myself to all westhers. C. ID. H.
MAE Harrison, 14 Greenwich-st.; also sold by g. M
0aiOn, IN Bowery. u ImTuInSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
IATlIINN 7 WATEEN- ]
JAMES II rISKNEY, Sconmsssousfe
DEIAfiEI.D SMITH y

SUPREME COURT. CITY ara cogHty O. Ssw YsrkN lam u
kCBuTgoy Plume sgaiHt X John
EsH -sumuoDs Tor money dsnsnd coltT,c,fo K L Al
Df ks0N and JC IN RIA eendauts fou hesoy sgosd
and required - cop,ut As dct. ihs iay lI
tn o o. th~ C~t the CITY County Of New fok st y
New foTk end u your answer hs sad
pAntc he subscriber a. Us oc 7u-r ol- h-ufrei a-o
BrOscwsy % sad ely, ~u twenty t atef tae service hsoi
excl o he CAY OF such VOC M - 2usrer -
eompalt siaa 80 tne slrssa'c 20 Ii a IBIS ltta 3 u
M gnl rfhs sand 'r
str a ft tlfa sti ir'sr..f r lay Of O.'absr
ors ,ssussat st e,ii-t st -le ests % = =
ped .rttt css IN screlry,.gL p 6OODnAy
ltvtwJh Psr.1's AttoTasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
Perry Osvis's
PAIN kILLER, IS tne
Mor,es Compound Syrup Of
x1prrnTU DOCK ROOH,-We feel

N r,omp,ed by every principle Of humanity, 70 MAKE
.n 10 he world the wonderful efficacy oil ms e4usoI
tss~v nrenarsaon Thousands have been relieved OF =
OF suffering, and many lives saved ~ we .e
T Ills acknowledged by the best judges OF meqlcne 20
he most elegant scientific and saluary preparation now
nse and a depurauve remedy, seldom ever Sqaaeo-
n stands anvaed for the cure OF Eryspeas san hhe s
'rIer scrofua and all the various diseases arising Hom
- mpure state Of the Blood Also all Bilious CONE
used with unprecedent success 10 all cases OF
and general debility, strengthening the Weskeo-
ID body giving tone TO the various organs ana
~, Caisrrh Dyspepsia Headache! dizziness. Coughs,
k Those sgeced with Chronic DsessetGi h isss
trrn will find this medicine not only pleasant 70 INC
~ certain cure IN il be within the power OF remedial
agents 10 sec, their disease u Of e, nee
ana bowels excite healthy action the Liver and
~ whole andular System ellay Nervous rria6ihty and
n,oooe The free action Of the Lungs, thus rendering a
rcable 20 all diseases Of Chronic nature II 10 purely
and may be used in all climates, and al all sea-
Prepared only by C. MORSE co, at lO2 Fountains
Providence and sold by thousands all over sne U5H
al States, Cansdss, &C HSdock, Corhes ~, 80
Pearl ST. N. York, General Agents ~ III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
DEDUCED RATES TO CHAGRES.

n INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For CHAGREs DIRECT, without stopping al Havana or
Kingdom TUESDAY, Feb IL, from Per No North kiv-
er-The splendid new steamship NOkTH AMERICA,
9ooa mns burdeH one Of the fastest steamships Ia the
world, j. Blelhep Commander will sail precisely al
GERS for Cbsgres or San francisco would do well TO call
and examine the ship and secure passage
REDUCED RATES or FARE.
Saloon State Room,S lCO Lower Cabin. $50
All above dine the same table and have me PriYi'
lege Of the Saloon. -,
for $50 Ill. T.. --,,
Freight to Chagres 10 cents per cubic foot prepaid
shppers Of packages containing jewelry, or any article
corr6py poyyp as vauabes must specify the value OF
the shipment the bill Of adng or The Company VIII mol
Information apply al the Office on Pier North River, or
on board the ship, J~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATEs MAIL STEAMERS.-Fbe ships

comprising this Line are he -
ARCTIC Captain Luce BALTIC, Capt Comstocz
ADRIATTC Capt Grafton
These ships having been built by contract expressly 100
Sovement service every has been taken 10 their
tcuon also In heir engines 70 ensure strength ana
speed and their accommodations for passengers une
aualled for elegance and comfort - -
Price of passage from New YORK 70 Liverpool yS0 eK.
spsive ns OF extra size sateroOms k25; from Liverpool
10 NevgYor RS5 Al experienced Surgeon attached 70
aarb sh.o No Berths secured until paid soT
The owners of these amps VIII accountable fof
sold silver bullion specie, lewelry precious stones
setas unless bills Of lsdDg sRned taeresor ana Nc
value hereof therein expressed -
'~'N' PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
rRoSNEW-YosK FROM LIvgsPooL
wedneedsv march 8 1851 Saturday, February 9, ls5l
WednesJay March ~ 1851 Saturday, February q I'D
Wednesdav April 2 1871 Saturday,, March 9, ls5.
"wednesday April &c. 1851 Saturday. March isoi
Forfresht or passage apply % EDMAhD SvLbl r5'
IS WaIl-st Neg-York or 10 BROWN, SIMPLIFY ~
LiverUooi 81 6 ROBERTS co IS Kings Arms Yard,
london. or L. DRAPER. Jr. Boulevard, aonuasrus
Paris 49,.
AlleI .ue M ~ ~ - ags,s,isIIv reduced s2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREnECOUKT-ln matter ofihs Application oithsh
- Atsmeu Connons ofths CITY New Yo 70 ne
s51S y CITY TassSssefssTs
o. Estmss sad Assessment q tbs ssovs s mes!c
he ofths OF PecPs Of The sa
Of New Yo'I entitled An Act to amend an Act setsd az Hes
passed Apr slS passed Apri 80 1855 tAa -
Of tho Of lie N ne
matter containing and Of the lots assessed
he % ssch lots they GppsaT lie a. ne conn
Whssb.r o easss benefit sisv;s sstnassi,
other docuusus which essd ihs Commsonss n
EAkas AeT report, bay sessa deposieo
oSos Of tie Cry ane County Of New rcs FOR the ns .!
waomscsvsr may ooncsrp ths % remain for XIV
lore re Conn soos p. ma ihsf or 70 -ls 50 >
Tie 40 place efsnatsrnsutosed hnctnr "a
Al amend Ac, entitled a. Ac ID st on % te Core
bon Of AsssnSuts tad rSres . - " se O1- W"
or ws occupant occup,nts Of al houses sni
uunprovsd land aHsc'cd tnersoy NAV ty hNs OF
is.ts ssssi asrsby and -ho may - opposed 20 ne
sQessd % pressL ihsf ooe.e1s Z Ni,u-s = = 1885,
N Wan ,ireet tbo City Of Yok within try days 'ror ne
ta,s ofls Noee hat embraced 10y t as.es' eui
ara follow tb.t % ssy-An us parcrs o.
Ans vh III required % sSen Tor ie " ope
~s to Wit On he ,oathsry ss By srsrsot ne uo'sry
srr-llh EASTERN -e o4 y 20 te--e, "a "a
lss ~s-'s} de By Soarh Arf a' A. 10 a psee' =
tussa ts -orsr hts % E-h stree 80 - sou sr
cs or sos OF rsa sast so1 also, t No - fo ~.so-- a
tie nor rs1th street Ara also, al - s sc -
PiIss Of sat oa 2. e. sery hns q es q ssa'. 49,
Ivsne. 40 49, ~ hs ~, 'ss or ear.s = q .l'
tct Astor place sno ao ne i' kaovn BY 10 stss Hsf ~
tc s44k 40 Aa son bo-s Ans Axe al - -, stes
Of lAads, fors ot re westerly re see 81 10
Tsrus b,t~seu and Ssssfssf AID also al ths o
.scs- parcels q Ane ol,ng he ssssrv JIG. o. =
eouussoB. give roos hat report mas
nsds sas Prs,sesd 70 u. sspr-as coart, sPs
YORK koady, he % say Of March 1891 he opening Of
s.., souI NJ, YSss D.csssr = $50 -
TALMAN J. WATERS
JAMES fISESEY, {conussoo.'.
4 DELAfiklD SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
DALDNESS ALWAYS CURED.-A

Duxuriant head Of hair whiskers, eyebrows or nous
800 can always he gained with absolute certainty 10
.bort lime bv the use OfHARVEY'S AMERICAN NEGE-
TABLE HAIR TONIC. guarantee VIII be given. wnetn-
Ar he want OF hair be natural or accidental Provdeh inc
directions be followed In every psTticu ar This prepsrsr
don has used by large number OF persons WIN ho
most gratifying results and unvarylDg has been us sue
restoring hair bald heads thai the proprietor reels
warranted in challenging the production OF single case
s cannot be cured by the application of the American We
sstsbe Hair Tonic For sale by j. MAlister l4l Fulton.
Y, Cbas II. Ring, 1872 Broadwsyi X Coddington 10
Broadway A. L. Sc0vile Co 3l6 Broadway and al n H.
S,srrv,s H Wiloughby-st BROOKLYN. ~ lmeod*