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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27
MAGNItIcENT EANCY BAIL-ADMIssION

FREEOur caption truly desgnRtes the Grand Fancy and
Civic Ball to be given Tnpler Hall the Sd Of Febru
arv TO be sue you pay S2ior ticket but the full amount
IA rendered back In articles Of ornament lat the low
eat cash prices) at TUTTLes Emporium, S45 Broadway
We know from the holders OF the tickets already pur-
chased that the splendid costumes ever exhibited at
fancy ball IN NewYOrk will be displayed at this brilliant
fete Dodworhs peerless band will time the steps OF the
CAV assembage and the Of the hst In the ely
inscribed The hss OF the Committee OF Arrangements
and FLOOR Managers, guarantee that respecta6lty
and fashion ske set their al Of approval upon this
uniQue affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27

w At Home, At Church, Invitation
and Visiting CARDS elegantly Engraved and Printed In the
latest STYLES EvERDELs 500 Broadway, cor Duane-st
Also elegant Envelopes Wafers Boxes for Cake and Sill
yer Cord MIR Everdel has a branch store al WaltsL
for the accommodation OF his down town customers.
f27 INITIALS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27

PANAMA ITEMs-We take the following from
the Panama Star of ian.
On Friday evening we had the pleasure Of at
tending a dinner at the American Hotel, given by
Messrs Zachrsson, Nelson & Co. and Messrs.
Mosquera, Hurtardo & Co. to their friends and
those who assisted in the recovery Of the gold
and apprehension of the robbers on the 23d and
gath ult.
Gov. Obaldia, the Vice-President of the Re.
public, left here on Friday, with his family for
BogOta.
We learn that Mons Cazote, the newly ap.
pointed Consul of France, who comes to relieve
Mons eConte, the popular late incumbent, has
arrived in this city, and will enter upon tn dis
charge of his duties Immediately.
We are glad to announce that the Railroad
from Lmon Bay to this place is being pushed
forward with great energy. Within the past
thirty to forty-fve days, upward Of seven hundred
laborers from New York have been sent Harvard
by the company on their different steamers, and
put to work on the road 1.-THE work goes brave.
" on"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27
srATIsrIcs OF RHODE ISLAND.

Total population in 1885, 1883 do in 1910, lO8,s5O
Gain In ten years, s7ls.
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BUSINESS MOTTO Es.

To ApyERrIsERs.-THE LARGE CIRCU-
IArIoN of The Tribune both city and country and espe
rIsiiy /, families renders the best possible medium for
All osa who wish 70 their business and wants known
10 the public 70 way which will ensure the moss prompt
and profitable returns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

PRESTON POND, Jr.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
WILL give his attention to all business matters
w entrusted his 10 the parishes of East and west
Feiciana, taa Baton ROUGE and St Helena.
eR- Office. Clinton, La. - IL,
Refer to Hon Theodore H. McCaeb or Hon. John W.
Crncte,, ". w, ,yleans apl
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A GAs-LIGHT FOR MINoTs LEDGE.-We are
indebted to correspondent for the suggestion Of
plan, which does not seem impractlcable, though
attended, with yaany difficulties 1t is submitted
whether a gas-light would not be the best and
cheapest ,tba, eo1ld be supported on the Minot
Ledge. 1t would onlv require small tubular
shaft to be erected, Of the desired height, well
footed and braced in the ledge, presenting no un.
necessary surface to, the fo6e Of the winds and
waves, and suitable gas ,wo'ks. upon the shore
and pipes for feeding the light with the gas The
outlay and maintenance most be less than the
interest of the money Upon sum requisite for
stone structure for the support Of a common light
Besides, the gas could be shu: off by day, par
tally, and mostly and let on by night at the gas
work. so as to avoid exposure OF life by frequent
resort to the ledge. The distance through which
the gas might be conveyed would be of compare
tive tri1ing consequence in the expenditure, when
weg he'd by that OF structure for common light.
| Boston Transcript.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

THE COMMON STREET MURDER CASE Yesterday
morning James McCord brought before Recorder Cald
well. charged with killing and Staying James Mckinney
cDeehOnse the of Common and Circus Streets
Sunday night by stabbng him in the inside of the right
thigh and thereby having committed the crime of murder
On appearing the Bar, he looked some hat pals and
agltaed but in TO the affidavit, he said he guilty
OF killing the man, but guilty of MURDER as he did it in
his defence. He wished the Recorder send him forth.
with to the FIRST District Court the change
Col Field who appsared behalf of MGCord, said that he
anxious have the Investigated that day, if the
COroners inquest would be concluded in time. He thought
the of such character would admit of BAIL
Tor the man OF excellent character several respectable
gentlemen could testify and he could find bail to any
amount, but this would be question for the Fir District
Court The testimony, he thought would show that neither
murder nor mansaughter had been committed, and the
Recorder would favor him by taking the case that day
possible.
The Recorder observed could not send the prisoner
an investigation and if he could get The process
pe'6a from the Coroner he would fix the examination at
O'Clock.
attended at bis office, 10 the examination OF
McCor, and the first witness was William Jones'
waterman who stated that he found the dece tsed McKn
ney at The coffee house where the ARRAY place. bleeding
IN dreadful manner and he took him to the house of Dr.
Crachen, who was not at home.
Frank Montague, deposed to having taken named
Pat arel tom the house about half hour before
Occurrences, who was failing with McCord. He, also
ooh'eyeu he deceased, in cab, from DR. McCrackens
the Charity Hospital, where he died.
Garry Odds the keeper of the coffee houss depoed
McCord and several other men having ifficulty with
man named arre and said that he put them ali of tn
house together soon after, Farrell returned with the decea
ed and two other men, and seeiag McCod sitting down
one oil them went up ana struck him, and he then stabbed
named llussey the back but he CO ID not tell
stabbed the deceased.
The who stabbed prd whose name :. pu,,sv
sworn, bot he could not tell anything sbop the matte,
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CROPS IN SOUTH CAROLINA. - Extract of a
letter received in Savannah from Danelton, s. c.,
dated April %, 1851:
The cool nights ovrf1ow of our cotton lands,
the large frost yesterday morning, together with
the great scarcity of seed, render present pros
poets for the crop very dscouragng. Cotton seed
cannot be had in this neg hborhood for dollar
per bushel. In fact, | do not think enough could
be obtained at any price to plant four hundred
acresn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

FATAL AFrRAY IN CAMDEN, ARK.-An unfor-
tunate difficulty occurred day, the close oil
April, at Tateve, Ouachita county, near Camden,
Ark, between Mr.. Tate, and two men, named
Mimms and holland, in which Tate was killed
Mimms and holland held to bail for their
appearance at the next term OF the Circuit Court
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RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Lubec 1000 bags coffee
Ra Ii MOBILES do Rodocanachi n Franghici.
THOMASTOS-Per rig J t'ohen Lime order.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Sarah 81 Elizabeth: Lumber
10 order
GRAND CAILLOU-Per schr Planter: 40 hhds sugar,
LIS bbls moasses rh0mp oul00 do hhds Eel.
loves &co-10O bbs csern bottoms Chas Becher Geo.
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NEW ORLEANS:
ruEsu4t MORNING.. MAY q, 1851.

TIE JEwELRY ROBBERY - Discovery NJ part " inc
ProDcry-The great jewelry robbery perpeuaeu al u'e
Of Mr. r. Charles Old evee street, mas caused con
ierable the stoe-keepers oil the vicinity
band e,rs for m safety of property have been pretty
generally entertained reward, which was offered Tor the
of the thieves has caused many efforts to be
made by private citizens 10 discover me perpetrators Of 20
base an outrage and Mr. Chnre5 himself indeat
gable In his exertons discover the perpetrators Of the
crime From information which he obtained about $25U0
worth of the o property has been discovered and further
discoveries viii hoped be made in the Of to-day.
Yesterday Mr.. Charles privately to Recorder Caldwell
and took II search warrant and In company with four
officers proceeded the premises of T. j. Foster lock and
key-sIilh, Camp street. doors from Poydras.
general search Immediately commenced after the stolen
property. which Mr. Charles supposed concealed there
from information which he al received while this search
going Foster left the house by side door Alter the
officers under the direction of Mr.. Charles, had searched the
premises iof long lime, without finding OF the property
IL suggested that 1t might be buried and several pafs
floor dug up to discover it, AT length, the party
removed the forge fire. took up the bricks from underneath
IT, ami dug down about two feet. where they ouhu TN poh
IN which was secreted cor siderable duanV y,
property consisting OF chains % pencil cases. lou Keys 81
STUDS, 81 pins watch boders 1870 rings watch seal ND
bon slide, and pair OF eyegas es Watches iockes
silver thimlles, and other property, mostly gold.
After finding this box, and handing the property to the
police Mr.. Charles in company with an officer to search
for Foster lie found him at his house, on the corner Of
Camp and Race Streets and there and then took him into
custody In the of conversation which Foster held
Mr. Charles discovered that quantity of the property wa
hd the of that house, and he made immediate
search, and found in well in the yard hidden under
wood, another tin box. which filled with from twenty
thirty valuable watches. Mr. Foster then taken to thu
watch house, and in company with his keymaker, f. Mar
SHALL sent to the workhouse, await examination
Aboat O'Clock, last night, named b. Graefus wa
arrested Tor having his detached lever watch
full Jeweled, which of those stoon in the abov
robbery. lie had left with watch maker in ChaItre
street, fixed no. seeing hat the number OF hewalc
coreponded with the number OF which stolen.
for he police of the First Municipality, and had him take
custody. lie said he bought from jeweer in tn
III I'd Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

Mrs. PARTINGToN's QUERIES. - Whether
Mason and Dixon's line was line of stage coaches
or steam packets
What of curl osities does President Fillmore
Cabinet contain
Whether the Powder Magazine contains any
good reading the subject of ladies' dresses?
Whether the Pope is going to roam all over the
world before he dies?
Whether his bulls are as ferocous as ever?
Were the Liberty poles which were recently cut
to pieces in Paris, the last of that noble race
Is the United States Mint any better for juleps
than the common mint
Has the double eagle" two pair of wings, OF
not?
| Do dead letters ever revive after reaching the
| General Pos office
| Do navigators have to double their cspes in all
| latil udes is it only in cold regions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

FUNERAL HosoRs.-Y esterday afternoon interesting
procession passed through the OF this city, in honor
the late amented John X. pegg, who member Of Fire
Company No. II, The Of several of the compa
MES in the city attended bis funeral and the
ed Of long train Of carriages. and band playing ths
Dead NJ arch The banner of the company RED with
the proceOn in mourning and the whole proceedings dis
played the greatest soemnlty and the most mari ed
for The memory of the deceased
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

TObaccOWe heard of onl lots sod, of 10 hhds
at &c " ID, and one of 60 hhds on private terms.
sugar-There good demand, with sales of 500 hhds
further advance of 7sc W ID. We quote fair at
5SD52Sc.
MOasses-We noticed sales of about l2O bbs eboied at
34dac gallon Of Muscovado. Col casks 14O tierces.
and IS bb. sold 2lc round IT'S bbls clayed % and
800 at &c 2 gallon.
FIour-SaIes about 900 bbls at - 00s 05 for Ohio,
| and "a 30l0 u 35 o Dbl for ST. Louis
Grain-Thee large stock OF corn and but limited
inquiry with sales of $500 sacks including 1900 mixed 46c
at l4OO yellow Soc, $50 52c, and 500 prime white
at 55c bushe 800 sacks ST. Louis oats taken at 42c
p bue and Ale refused for 1000 sacks. Of bran, 1900
sacks sold three lots &c., and 100 TONS in bulk,
at e5c o 100 ID.
| PrOyisiOns-Pork firm. with sales OF 135 bbs mess
4 To- 80 bbs rumps s7 co. and 80 bbs do at sll 20
bb all inspected. Bacon in request and 300 caks
sold onws so casks Missouri at IS 90 for Sides and So
% 100 for shoulders SO casks ribbed sides at sc; lVo
do at 10 do clear 9sc and 20 casks shoulders in two
lots &c ~ ID. OF lard, 1856 bbs No. sold from
private 100 kegs also at -. ITO bbls strictly
PRIME from the evee. at 9c and 100 kegs at lie v ID.
Gunny Bags-A lot OF TO- 900 in bales sold at Sac cash.
| ROpe-60 coils were taken at Sac,
COiiee-Sal-s 1900 bags Rio at 9sSGD9zc Fb.
Whisky-Abou 800 bbls sold, including single lot
of 200 from l9ha and 80 the levse 1910
gallon.
observation-disclosures demand quote:
New York sixty day Riils al y ot disc
Sight Checks on NewYork .............49A ct. prem
Freights-Two American ships taken for Liverpoo
for cotton; so bales hemp shipped for Boston SO
and so at $ll W ton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

JOHN LINDEN VS.. JOHN HENRY BROW.Nand
a. ~. DOUGL,.iS, IN sot'do -. In the Second Jus
tees Court. mo. lOiS
by virtue OF writ OF seizure and sale to me
- directed by the Hon T. L. Winter, s'econA Justice
the Peace and for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed
sell public auction, MONDAY the 10Th day OF May
1851; II Y O'Clock M At Banks Arcade
THREE LOIS OF GROUND in suburb Darcantel,
de gnated Nos |, and square No. o. bounded BY
re opidas. Livingston Eysean Fe and Margny streets.
said lots having (Amercan measu'e) 80 feet inches and
lines each Eysran File ds by al feet inches ,eptn
II hers plan drawn J. Bry, and de-
posted in The office of los Cuvlier Notary Public
gether with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
seized in the above eute ed cause.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash.
": NJ. THOMAS, Constable
New Orleans, April II, 1851. apl4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

BARNUM's ELEPHANTS. - Mr.. Barnum, some-
time since, sent Mr.. S. B. June, of Westchester
county, New York, to Asia, to secure for him an
immense caravan of wild beasts. Finding that he
could not purchase ,hem Mr.. June went into the
interior and employed party OF natives who pro-
ceeded to hunt for elephants In night they
succeeded in capturing fifteen by driving them into
a PEN. One monster was so severely wounded
that he died, but he succeeded in bringing thirteen
of them to Port Gable, and writes that they are
safely on board of vessel, and that he has party
out in search OF more. The Newark Daily Adve'-
tser says that the cars and fixtures for this great
travelling exhibition and menagarie which is also
to include an extensive museum of curiosities are
being built in that city. Tom Thumb is also tc
accompany the exhibition, with the Wisconsin
| giant, Mr.. Nellis, the man without arms, and Mr.
| Pierce, the on.tamer. Baltimore Sun.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

the First municipality designated in the fol owing
aole Ny MI the Nos commence at the haroan ana run up.
the SCconi l the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No being Fulboat Landing. In the Third mS the hr
No |, being Perry Wharf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

NEW LoooaoTIvE.-A and p'endd locomotive n
built st the mandatory of Mr. W. Baldwin, Phil
aephia has arrived and is about be used the
PoD,charrain Railway. 1t has already been delivered into
the hands of the Company. and men Dyed putting
the de portions of the machinery together preparatory
TO lis permanent employment the track 1t will be
ready for use 10 a very few DAYS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

STEALING MoSEY.-YesteTday afternoon, a negro girl
named Charlotte for stealing dollar aud rock
from house al the lower part Of the Thnd Municipality
She belongs 10 Mr. Ramos and the property taken
Il b0udor which was broken open.
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RecetpIs Of Prod uce.

ct g :gs j sss:
a sHffi
iaId, ss,ks bacon ss 5tis ouT CYnnsy soolo bIi;
ss '1sti st Isl
IL I 1s 0n H Gsy Dc J.d.o9 M
il Hss snd
S - sa re pig ed ID ss9 Ps e
d. bb, eTd 81 eks 6aeqn Il hde; bbs hams DO beet
asS f!P' pfRss
RoSon oa W;p" s
y cks bacon " Rsnkin-s els ope Rogers s Seo-iq5
WoodIa CO do s9i k Corn si sacks oats, ordef-S
pkgs D 9I - ba,ss cotton ,ooo ..
Fo.dsk "a ScHais .s corn EaeeE CIR DO Moreap
q 9 ,s sssGG a pol o Pickett: st@s
se9S a Ss hemp Kpq Ss rs | s
% bbs lime, 100 do flour Love, Savage Sco33 do beef 81
ia G'SSa s
bel h dc onfges iSs Sis cum PIce Frost &co-64a do
aS Rd:S ~ bale
Burke re sem5a sWi1sy Green &So-l} Payne Harrison
fG' si$ss 'B' S SSS
'Ssi fss1 con
ss Ssp pee il hdss
4 hides PEG Ross e
| L
Phil fps &eo-4 Moon, Titus Sco-7 Yeatman &co9 do
Gily-6 Wright, Williams &cooi2 Cherry, Henderson Sec
3 Rugeey Rochelle Blar-2 Robbins, Arlington 81
Wood LnS-l Ronner Il Smitl-Tota 1874 bales cotton
JEFFERSpN--Pers steamer Oscenla: IL bales cotton
Nelson Seo-32 Buchannon, Carroll &co-5 Ra Wins co
"a Wright, w il Jams &co-a5 Mcdowell, Mills &co-4
Arthur &cu--3 Mctonoche D0nneil-.5 Cocks Sco-
bales pe,ries hides. orisr-Tota 1876 bales
| SHREN EP RIP steamer shamrock: bales coto
Gray 4 Campbelle7 Brander, William Secs hugely
Rochelle Il b ara NJ ID Cooper &co-4 Robson u Allen
3 do baes peltres, 7 hides E Ii Pomroy &co-Total
bales
,NAsHvILLE-IP'er steamer Globe: ls5 bales cotton
Fraser Roots do Hin, Mclean &co-l36 do Williams
81 do. $4,000 spec MeGre,p AIoway7ll casks bacon
pkgs yarn Pickett, Perkins &eo-4s hhds tobacco, IA bal
cotton Reatman Sco-7 bids Tobacco Wet Summe,snn
do, IS SKI IL witt, Norton Sco6s hhds tobacco
oewald-l5 do Turner. wilson &co-1l do Cowan Dyke
&co-9 10 Ningied. Trice cO-l6do, BIB lard Fellow
Ncu-l box NJ NJ Z rle-l2 bellows Braud 4 Adsm.-7 c
bacon kend all, Yoe Sco-sundIes orderFoal, 463 ba
cot on. 81 hhds tobacco:
FORT TOWs ON-Per steamer Texas A bales cot
Bqchanuon Carroll Sco.23 do, bales petries. Is bic
Wright, Williams &co-T bates cotton Brander, Villa
&co-l DO bales peilrles Pickett psrklns Seo-i ba
bales peilres. 81 des Head-3 bales cotton. do SKI
NJ Greenwood &cJ-3 bales cotton, 3 bales ell res.
Hewitt, Norton &co-l bale pelries l6 hides McR
Cotimun-.9 des Feilows &ce-l5 hides and sundries
| Order-Totai, l23 ba cotton,
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j. L. TAYLOR g. CO.
AUoTIoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 Chartres street, corner of Customhouse.

GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer
Will pay particular attention 70 all Out Door Sales OF Port
Wards Suecessions Syndicsp u S. Sa Sales Of Psssels
CGrgoss, damaged Goods CotOa, etc.
Also Household Furniture for declining
Housekeeping.
Regular held their Auction Sales Rooms, Of
Ebreen and Donsstic Goods. aIli I'm
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Per ship Osborne. from Boston-R w Adams-J Adams
) Atkins-C Buldeck2 &cO-Beebe &co-J e Beyl e
&co-Boye y Shu nway-J Blu bank &co w II Bunne =
Buchaunon, Carroll &co-J Burnside &cg-L Z Backus-R
observation-disclosures x Smith-,I Bndge-Brsnd adams co
-Baelh &co--A + Cochran &co-J Connolly NJ Ellis
n Cooper Seo-narlin ,asliSI,,A Dugbar So9I;so
&coaEdgeIl, Mulford &eoTB Erer, Bros &eo-Fosd Ok
Reed-M Greenwood &co-1; I Gaines-.J n Goud-T II
Hunt &co-J ilohbs.E Hart Sao-J Il Head Hurley
-Hanod Green-W Hyde-Homes u Bennett --iiarrod
N Moody-N Jarvis eco j !. Johnson &eo-Kennett, DIX
&co-Kenredy Il Foser-D kelIum-H kennedy-Layard
n Bro-F Kennett &co-W Il Let hit, I'd &oc-A Lanaage
p A anause-Wm Litrhfeld-Jas hc';regor &cU-C J
mseser &eo--Nia'tin, owen Neo-;Marsh Rspett Meo-W
y Nc, utcheon &co-Murphy Craft Matthew Martin.
Mors%p7Me2n. TnpF &So1li Sourse N.Y. -, 6
" kenney-Prics; Frost Seo7Picksit. Perkins Seo-R w
Powe-Purvls, Wood &oo-l Leon Perre-Peet, Slmms &co
:. :: u Palmer &co-R Rich,rds--a'k, Day y saufier1J
VI Relf &co1Seccomb Noorhles--mth Y brO-Stone
Waworh-B L. shaw Ac0-Samn sou \ keene-Swiney,
Green &co-E Stevens &co-Snow, Gidden &c0-H l.
-tone &co-J Seymour-Capt N Snell-D raylor ScO-
+ shegog-J EdwardsT Fermor y 4 nbart-rrreli y
Bates-C A Townsend &co-Turner Wilson &co-l lrrel
4 Blanchard-Tayor & Heartily F Vedeg burgh &eo-
\ Low1Waiers &Go-Wat4n, sandford &eo-Whe,,eG y
&co-N Whitidg-A W hitmarsh-W hlemare & Cutter
& Whiney-Whiting, Wright kco-S WOlff-R Yeaman
Mco-and order.
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NOTICES..

A George Washington Lodge No. 50.
IN ~ TIE members Loge Fested u ssni
Xxx STATED meeting TIL E5DkY EVENING, Mays 1851, Vt
\haipa. o'clock, ~ sonic Hs Barpnne nnd
Perio sr.ss sebets punsna. and whiting
brethren srs fr.tsrnaiy invited. sy order.
mys r. A. DENTZEL, Secretary.
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CONTAINlN.. ALCoAbL.
THE mel medfln 10 ue ~ ~ ,riurn
/ Of D,epsa toms-snth 70 ue neauaene,
ui stomach, os' oil appeue
dsbity arising rn
r exposure cod, 90 age and diseases
derangei o hr
% IN nales uherng n-r' US deI4ns' ment.
An M the highly respectable cef'nca'e 70 "
Proisssor A. A. Hayes. NJ D., State Assayer;
FlrzHESRY HOMER, Esq., Bouon;
JAS L. luNN ESD CITY Treasurer, boston
Hon L. II. ARSoLD. formerly Governor OF Rhode Island.
now member of Congress; AL.
Hon. WM. WOODBRIDGE. formerly Governor OF Michi'
gan now U. =. Senaior;
Hon. J. T. MdRxHKAp, formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Hon. j F, SIHMoss, u. 3 Senator from Rhode Island;
Hon. SAM :: PHELPS, U s. senatO' from Vermont
Hon soLosos Foorr member Of CO. gress from VT:
Hon. H. II. FOSTER, member OF Congress to m Penn a;
Hon N. L. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress nom ""con'
sin Territory;
Gen A. e. Dopse, memheriu Congress from Iowa.;
X. P. STOwE, Clerk the House oil hepresentV-s'
&C. TRowBRIpGE. ESQ, neuot M'ch inu, Il
JOSEPH sJ HosEE. Ess', Ii Wal street. N.wYoif
Msns other highest ressctabty be referred
to- III OF nls
medicire. R. GEO B. GREEN, 'Topfeor "insdor "
REED, BATES s. AUSTIN Whte-ae Druggists No.
Fo, ale by WRIGHT o., Isl Charities st.
| ~ Pncs 81 bottle 0oitiss 10 s.
CAUTIoN-Each batte Genuine oIygenaed B,iers
Wi have The vrtpprr printed Engh French and span
nm with ne SO aure u Green Popl etor upon Thrs.
engraved sbel upon the top Of the
11aerai Agents All" " ~ M dAW