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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-09
The Great Cough Remedy

The annals of medira! science. afording as they
do nplc proof C. the power and value 81 many
III: dical agents, have furnished lqS9xfsfe4es 10
compare with the salu.ary effestSsg ggpduced BY
"AYER'S CHERRY PEC'I'OlSs4+':
The remarkable curese a diie disease OF the
Innrs which have been realized by Its use, attest.
ed as they are by many prdhiInent professors and
PHYSICIANS in this and foreign lands, should eacour-
.ge the afflicted to perseVere with C strong AZ.
surance that the use ct the 'Ghedry FectoTa9 VIII
reliev and ultimately cure them.
We nre.f nj to, the public unsolicited testimoni-
ais from sGiHe Of the first men in our country, up
on whose Judgement and experience implicit co1-
tdcnce may he placed.
DIR PERKINS, President VI. Medical College,
one of the most learned and intelligent physicians
in the country, considers it decomposition rare.
excellence for the cure Cfthal formidable disease,
Consumption"
NORWICH, April 26, 1916.
DR.. J. C. Ayer-Dear Sir Agreeable to the
reques, of your agent, we will cheerlu'ly state
what we have known OF The effects of your CHER
RY PICTORIAL and they have been astonishing
indeed. Mrs. Bctsey Streeter had been afflicted
with severe and relentless cough, which reduced
her very low 80 low that little hope could be en-
tertained OF her recovery, Numerous remedies
had been tried without effect, before the Cherry
Pecroral And that has cured he. Gearge Wat
kinson ESQ.,, had to our knowledge been afflicted
with asthma, tor eleven years. and grown yearly
worse, until the Cherry Pecforal has now removed
the disease and he is as free from any OF its symp
IONS as we are The Rev. Mark Dane had been
so severely attacked with the Bronchitis, as to dis
able him from his duties, aud nothing had afforded
him relief until | (Mr Thorniag) carried him a
bottle of your Pecloral, which cured bim at once,
and he now oHiciates as usual in this place.
e These are three of the cases in which we have
kdown it successful, but never tail. w, have
great pleasure in certifying % these facts and ale
respected sir, your humble servants.
RER. ID. THORNING.
-. HON j. BATTLES.
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FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND FOR

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND FOR
THE CURE OF
For II eli Removal and Permanent Cure of ail
D. seases arising from an Impure state
of the BloOd,or. habit Of the
system, viz:
Scrufula or Kings Evil Rheumatism. .sObsinate Cuiane-
eus Erup,ions Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter,
Scald Head. Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
joints, Stubborn Ulcers, syphltic symptoms sciatica
or Lumbago land Diseases arising from an lnjudicous
use ofMercury Acidities DroSy Exposure or lmpr'
dence Life also Chroeic Constitutional Disorders &c
The value of this preparation is now widely
known, and every day the field of its usefulness is
extending. 1t is approved and highly recomTen
ded by Physicians, and is admitted to be the most
powerful and searching preparation from the root
that has ever been employed in medical practice
Tie unfortunate victim OF hereditary disease, with
swollen glands, contracted sinews and bones hall
cari,us las been restored to health and vgor -
The scrofulous patient, covered with ulcers oath.
some to himself and his ATTENDANTS has been made
whole. Hundreds Of persons. Mho had groaned
hopeIessy for years, under cutaneous and glandu-
lar disorders, rheumatism, and many other com
plants sprnging from arrangement Of the secre-
tive orsans and the circulation, have been raised
as il Were from the rack of disease. and now. with
regenerated constitutions gladly testify to the ei-
fcacy Of this inestimable preparation.
The follow ,ng certificate from col. Samuel G.
Taylor, a gentleman Of hig5 standing and exten-
sive acquaintance through the southernstates, and
lately appointed consul 10 New Grenada. com.
.rpends itself to the attention of all.
g New Ysrk, January Z, lS4S..
Messrs. A. B. &, d. Sands-Oed lemen: Hav.
ing used and witnessed the effects Of your va ua'
bic preparation Of Sarsaparilla ou different per
sons in different parts Of the southern country
viz-Visnia, Lonisian, Texas and Mexico, j fee
much pleasure in stating the high opinion enter,
ta.rd of its medicinol value. In my own case. il
acted almost like charm, removing speedily, the
enervated state of the system, and exciting in the
most agreeable manner, . tonic and inyigora,ins
influence. 5 s-..Y
Your Sarsaparilla is highly approved and exten
sively used by the army in Mexico, and my cousin
Gen. Zachary Taylor, has for the past FIVE years
been in the habit of using it, and recommends The
same. he and myself adopted the article at the
sainetime, and il is now considered an utmost ia
dispensable article in the army. In conclusion
would say that the better it is known, the. more
highly it win be priced, and trust that its healtt
restoring virtues will make it generally known
throughout the length and breadth of our widel,
extended csuntrv. You g very respectfully,
80, S. G. TAYLOR, U. s. Consul to n Granada
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Camden Bazaar.

vrvE hereby notify TO our Customers. ana 1ae
" nnSIc "S Generally, that We have Just recsy-
eu % isr the Srrng which we shall sell az 'sa-
al at the very loves, Cash prices 'sslbie. ,, -
W. have also received fine assortment OF
Broadcloaths, and blaci and fancy coored Css'-
meres, 10 which we invite the atteauea osoa'
friends. .... ..- M.s I'M hlt'sis- y
Feb %, 1851. IL = LL.-.- ~
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J. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.

- New York, Feb. II, lo4S.-lnessrs Sands: Iia-
wing suffered many years with disease of my
throat, affecting the laryrx, during which time
was treated by the most eminent physicians IL
Europe and the United States, without receiving
any permanent benefit, but all the time my gener-
al health and strength declining, and the disease
making fearful progress: caustic applications were
used, and whatever else thought most efficient
!. for producing cure; but am confident the de.
plofabe situation was in, the laryng,is bt ing &C.
con,paned with phthisis and great difficulty in
breathing, would soon have terminated NY life had
not obtained relief through your invaluable Sar.
sapar'l LA. must say, gentlemen, when eom-
menced using the Sarsaparilla. | did not place
much confidence in its virtues: and this will not
surprise you when inform you that had tired
uiure than fifty different remedies during the pas
four years without any success: but after taking
your Sarsaparlla few weeks, was obi ed to
yield at last to evidence This marvellous spe"ific
has not only rervd, but cured me; and therefore
think il any duty gentlemen, for the benefit Of suf-
feriug humsnitv,io give you this attestatio of my
cure. Yonrs very truly, AREN'T.
Crnsuldte of France in The y. States
The above statement and signature were ac-
knowledged in our presence by nr. u. Parent, al
true. Forthe Consul Gen raj OF France,
~ p. L. BORG, Vice-consul.
The following interesting case is pr scented, and
the reader invited to it's crrefu nerusal-comincnt
on such evidence is unnecessary.
New York, April 2G, IS47.
Messrs Sands: Gent iemen-IIavng long been
afflicted with general debility, weakness, loss OF APP
petite, &c, receiving no benefit fr IN the various
remedies prescribed, | concluded, about three
months since. tn make use Of your Sarsa parlla !
now have the pleasure of infor ming you that it's
effects have been attended with the happiest re.
suits in restoring my heath, and am induced 10
add my testimony to the many others you already
possess, and those desiring further information, |
peresnaly give the rarlcuIars of my case, and the
effects of this invaluable medicine, BY calling
2S5 Bowery, New York. Yours respectfully.
JANET MCINTOSH IA
This cc'tl's that M - Janet mcintosh is
sn"wn - 'n- Inemher Of the church in good
stand :. a"d worthy "i confidence
J. 5. SPENCER,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
Prepared and sold. " no esale ana retail, by A.
B. & d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100
Fulton ST ,curner OF William, New York. Sod
also ss Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles lor S5.
Soldat James n. MeKain's, Camden, by DR.. A.
MALAY, eheraw, A Fitch, Columbia. and II vIland,
Harrai d Co hariesop. E2s
Ort.S @ 62-w3m
selling CIT: selling Off:
: ,gas,s3ssss pE,taas.- ;1fHit!ed assortment "f
l,adies brc$4 Gqpoi@, and .@ii "seiI '!"n' 'li
Apri l. isSa. e W. BpNNEY
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AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS
The envy Of all Pill Manufacturers,

The envy Of all Pill Manufacturers,
D.cause they are saer better and ecscious shaa
Is any o,hera and bccanss the public viii ;Ako no otA.
ers if they obtain them. y g ~ -
500, 900 Boxes f.fi,:sh,sgea
have been sold annually for the last 1--we year. So
YOUNG AND OLD: MALE AND ft:AALE..,z
can always pke ssm S as
e,r purpns and cleansing the Stomach and Bowels ana
purifying the Blood and ms Of the body t.ke no ethe
for other pills produce those combined ercnt Or eoa'
'A'''' ''' Eat. Drink and live as usual, s,--- ~
and pursue your usual occupation Thist iaking then
without fenr Of taking cold during kinds of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
nre wagered ,ha: genuine certificates arom pass
cians Cerrymen Members OF Congress anu esPecs.oto
citizens can be procrc-d eir ecar than any otnet
Forty Pills in q Box!! g: So
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS soa, WIN uhos1
aud much Wholesome advice ACCOMPANYING sseaooi,
! hey no taste unpleasant sncil, - ts.sg1; - ." DO
Free from dust powder OF any klnd'
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness vomiting or bad feeling,
TLEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TINES, E.4s.
And adapted to most diseases common 70 mankme.
no one hn wing once taken them will be willing eF5
to take any others because they always do
do moi then Others will. a-s .st+ b
DIR. N. Is. LEIDY Propriet1 ana, ManatsssseGn en.aS
regular Druggist Chemist and ~ I'M
years experience In Philadelphia Gaduate o. ine nv.
yer,y of Penusylvania; Member Of different
Sc ,n5 associate and Corresponding member Of several
Med Medical I Institutions Of Ldon and the ss. =,
son of the greater confidence placed in h P anu s
being recommended in the practice OF most
phvsicians throughout the United States. III
~ PRINCIPAL Depot Dr. LEDYs DIsrEssAaY, az. s iis
Nnrth Fourth ST., hadeaphia-and sold whoIssaiS en- NJ
retail a, KAIN'S Drug Store, Camden I0LasDs .1
CURTIS, Columbia MliLER B0SSASSn;: Nc SsS. Nss..
brrrv RUFF& REEDY, Chestervie }: L. YoMSGcct6,. ct,.
Winsboro; H. H. WEST, Unionvile: Or: r -, M u.as. IS
HEN and CLEVELAND, CharIepton; and by moss Df's'
giss Storekeepers inthe United States. lam
Aug 20, 1850 % -------..;;--
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inst Received,

Just Received,
WHITE Lump Lime, fine article tor White. ,s
w washing, Plaster Paris, Cement Stone b7'e'
and Land Plaster for agricultural purposes; .,...
For sale By - L' oHh 1I">'
Feb - II
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DRASS Fenlers, pierced Iron do; Ioaais 49,. -.
ID sery do; Fire Dogs and r1re Z, ,'"s %ascpER =
do
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French Brandy.
Superior French Brandy, for Medicinal purpo.
McKAIN'S DRUGSTORE.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-09

LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nef-
vous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys,
AND ALL
diseases arising
from disoriered IIv.
er or Stomach. such as
Constipation, inward Piles
ftllness or Blood to the Head,
acidity af the Stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn disgust for Focd. full
ne,s or weight in the Stomach, sour
er,c,ations sinking or Aitterlng at 'he
pit of the Stomach. swimming of Inc
Head, hurried, and difficult Breathing. hui
trr,ng at the Heart. choking or snitocalng
sensao.,s when in Lying Posture. u,nessoa
vision. dor. or webs before the Sight, Fever anu
dull pan in the head, deficiency Of pcrsplra'inn,
yrlIowncss OF ihe skin and eyes. pain in the s,ne, oarf
chest and limbs, sudden llies Of the Heart; orE m
ae.L. imagining of evil and great depression oi Si''
CIV ne rrFEcTUADLY CURED DY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
READ AND BIZ CONVINCED.

ne Editor SAID. Dec. 3
Ur HooAands celebrated German BteIs for the care
Of Liver Complaint Janndce Dyspepsia CHROME or Ner
peos Dthhty desefvedy II the most popular ,ned-
n.s of The dAy These Bters have used by thou-
ssnds and friend at elbow he has hasei re-
ssived seeual aud permanent cure OF Liver ann
hcn the use Of tbs remedy We are convinced tat
aYenEth and yigOr fact worthy of great
fbsy pleasant TASTE and SMELL and can DC used by
pssons with she most decate sonaohs With safety under
M circumstances We speaking from experience and
. he affected advice their use"
SCOTS Neehit.
ne Of the host literary papers published said August Is
Or Hoohand's German BifteYs manufactured by Dr.
Jlson recommended by II the most prOmi-
mi members Of the faculty article Of much efficacy
= esss female weak As such IL the would
49, npeh sickness Persons Of debiatsd constitutions
In And these BterS advantageous to health. as we know
nom sIpsrsncs the sAutay effect they have upon weak
systsns: IL, NIL. c,.,ar,.
sseae Of the best medicines OF the age ior Jaandss
.,dIiysr Compliant"
WON inc Saturday CARTE Of the pes, papers pub
hsh'o' On ri HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
sus seldom that recommend what are termed "a
st Medicines 70 he confidence and pa,oRaSe 81 pI
Cspaa Bttsrs wish TO be distinctly understood that
not spasn ct the .rcS ang then Ul oys o after
kss Sons lis guilty race Of mischief but Of medicine long
established. universally pIzed ara which has met lie
That his medicine Will cur. Liver Complaint and Dys-
p~psa no one can DOUBT after usng az directed IL ac
speeIncnS IN hlinus Iseases-the effect - immediate
Thsy AN administered to Females or Infants with SAFE
L Loon WELL TO THE MARKs OF THE GENUINE.
They have the written signature Of c. M. JACkSON
spon the wrapper and the name blown IN the bottle with
gu, which they are spurious
Ter sale, wkolesale and retail At oronc
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No Arch-st door below eth, Philadelphia ana nJ
respectable dealers generally throughout The county
rs z SsSs srd ssd Tets y SAND'
Rsrtn AosNTs-Charles II Rims. corner Broadway and
Jehsst.. New York. and Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn
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G.sGmSoate cnh Railroads..

NEW YORK and ERIE aAIbSOAD-
~ WINTER ARR AhGEAiENT. Trains lesve New
York a. follows from the Per loot o. Duane-st DAILY
]. MAIL TIP AIN al A. NJ, Sundays eNcepted) stop
ping al all the Stations.
DAYEXPRESs TRAIN, "a 80 p -, tSundags ey-
ceptfd Ton CaEandsisua Rochester and Bufo tessn n
gers by this train proceed Immediately to C1asdasus IN
tIe f5 TIE Epress Tram Wet, arriving a. u l1io a. "
8 Way TRAIN at ASP. NJ. Sundays excspted) via
Pie,rIsr for Suffers aud mt mediate Gtg--l
Z EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. Z. y NJ, Tor Dun
iirt Geneva Cansndaigua, Rochester ard Buffalo IhD
train connects at ansirk With rst-cass Steamers nun
ping direct 10 Ceve and also - Detroit leaving m
estey on the arrival OF the rran and c9nnectIng az
Cleveland with the Cleveland Columbus, and Cncnnan
psjlroah and 1t Detroit with the Michigan Central Rail-
road b ats also leave daily, arrival Of ts tram for
Erie Sandusky Toledo and Monroe Pass ~ THIS
tain can remain at Elsra til IS NJ end proceed 10 &C.
ueva or 70 Canandaeua Rochester and Buffalo.
s. EBIGRAST TRAIN az p NJ. for DGl ak, taking
ercTants for all the DrpcDa CT es and towns 10 me vest
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
l. MAIL TRAIN leaves Drnsnk at 7 - An, stoppias
al all Stations Of Errs aud connecting mere WIN
the Express Train ON Canandaigua 20 New. No,E. -
g. WAY TRAIN leaves SufeTn az 6 Il ADJ, VIA Flst-
g. MAIL TRAIN leaves Eimira at 8 4. NJ, stopping at
4. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves DnnAlTS Al
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves calaEdaigua a. J
p NJ Flnnlra al 7 - NJ. and Geneva az
g. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves DunKrK ~ I 81
M ard Cannndsigua AZ Q 80 NJ. taking passengers
from the Night Express Tram from Buffalo and Rochester
FRFIGHT TRAINS leave from Pier foot OF Dgsne-st 4,
at M SUNDAYS excepted for all Stations on the road
and branches, and for all places west CHAs MiNOI,
MA superintendent
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&Fp1RTMENT Of REPAIRS and

r,6 ppnposAIs viii BE- received at tbs e'bee 7
n. o Rsps,. suDgs:' Ne eld, ssr o
80, viii he publicly opened for the Gsseoa OF
sBUIDING On the corner Q. W.T. aae E.s-T " %
- s.- fcy the Hason and Carpenter work separsfsiy
plan sad fpscihcaon Of the building required ssd AZ
- n.on in regard thereto can De had az the once o.
he srnerueutent Of Repairs TO Public buildngs Nc ~
ELafetk 81 Blank estimates can e had a. sthes once
B-l1e CSmmss;ohe, ~, IN. sts,..y ~ The
- IN w. wN. ADAMS,
UStf Comnlssonsrci Repairs sAd Supplies
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--

HUDSON RlV ER RAILROAD.--
y i NEW-YORK to ALBANY sni TROY. On TUES
DAY, Oct H. the Trans viii until further n'tice'TD a.
Leave NewYk gong NqSh from from, IN. .fc nee. near ear
Troy stopping Manhattanvle, 15ldst, fnoby HOOK,
YoRkers Hastings. Do5bs Ferry, Dearman, IaTrytown,
Sing. Sing CroOn Boscobel, Ysrplanks Peesshi Gam
sons, Cold Spring. FhkiE, Carthase iow P9ntp New
panbmgh, Milton Ferry. POUghk eepsie ltyde PARK,
Rhnebeck, BaTytowI- iiyoh East Camp OaSmll' Hgd-
son. Stockport. CoTsacke. Stdvessnt schedacS ana Cas-
Teton Al 81 NJ Express Train, stopping only FOR pas
sengers at Peekslnn. PoughkeepSe and Hudson. At 10
NJ for Peekski stopping a. al way stai.ons. - II
PM Albany and Troy stopping only al PeeksHh COD
Spring Fisbkil New Hsnbnrrh, P0ughkeepSie, Hyde
Hudson Stockport Co1sacke, stuyvesant schodack and
CasetOn At Y VI for Freight and passengers 70 Po1gh-
keepse stopping at ali way stations Al iE poush-
kcepxe. stopping at the stations. At p VI Through
Mail Train, stopping for passengers only 81 Peesss,
Poughkeepse and al stations between Peushseelse ana
Albany. Ats p NJ Peekski stopping at way stations
Leave Hudson for Albany al % All. stopping st "aJ
Ieay. Albany going South at Y AN. for Nsw-York,
Stockport Hudson, Oakhil, Eas, Camp lyo Barrytown,
Rhnebeck. Hyde PARK, Poughkesps,e; New Hamburgh,
Psekskil, Verpmcks, Croton, Sings ng, Tarytown,
Dobbs Ferry, Hastings, Workers aud Maneat,anvlls
vesan Coxsackie Hudson, Tvoh, Rhnebcck soughkeeP-
sc New Hamburger Fiskkll, Cold Spring and PesksAih
Alb, PM for NewYork, stopping al all stations be,
tween Albsny and Peeks except Carthage Low PontJ
ard not stopping below Peekskil .
4PM. for Hudsou, stopping at AL VIZ s.stloas
At 8. r. Nj Tor on arrival II Western TalUl for New
York stopping only a. Hudson EoushA eepSie Nil4 ana
Peekskill
N B-These Trains VIII leave Troy IS minutes previous
Leave Poug6Eeepse for New-York At 81 NJ stopping
the way stations At An for freight and passage,
Leave Peesskin for New-York at 81 M stopping at
way statonS. At Pm stopping at way stations AtS
~ stopng q, way t sts hsfore snsrnrthe Cam
ol6tf W. c. YOUNG. President
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NTRFFT DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. Hall
- sfRecsrds-Public notice Is hereby gwen, INA. ,hs
oosiBg resolutions have been psssatsd "a hs so1a ~
Aisermsn To FENCE VACANT LOTS on norn na III. a
THIHfY.FIFTH ST and south SIDE oiTHthIf n. q
81 bstv cen gh and feth also east sids 81 S
~ cfssTH or he yesn 10th ard iih avs 70 conform
Ii. rev grade ADOPTED June . 1851 70 opEn Also
TTIATF ELEVENTH-AV Hsg 3Stn 70 sxs,ss; re -.
-. ,aiiaSIn1 nstition. To FENCE VACANT III On
Me block bonded BY 18th end ahs.ets are re-
~. them In writing 70 the uEeesNshsSA
SossS r bsfcIs the 9Th dag 4 Decsmo<E Hs1,-No-
vember ~ JJoHH T DODGE Greet Conni,soaer
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NEW.YoRK SUPREME CogRT;x =.

~ LUTHER JASON ssaips. 0Ll NJ . ASs To
sS9i f Am MiNsoN You are asTe'g ' wa, a
ed snd required to s 'e Il the cisrk II "a CITY
T. w os e Of 5rk the ciy Of Ns o. on ss
1h Ia 81 October 1881 and 70 'erse 81 a, aes
eyer 70 hs ~ he City Of New York, ~ifn tseni,
dssa.eT the serylce II tbs sunE. on toa a. 81
ist yyItha the tlms aJresst, the piAintn ~ "
ets WI spriy 70 The CoHrt Sor ne rehsi de @ndsa ~
sAs s'n'S CEO W sTEvFSsON,
-...u.s, PIagL.f Arefney.
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, WE COMPLAINT, Jaundics, Dye

TVEh NUNAI ItftINN "HSl14+-~J n
II ...,a Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases OF The
- srA All diseases Arising from dleolatrsd LAYER
zach Inward Piles Follaess 81 Blood 70 the
arsd;y Of the Ss1mach Nausea Heartburn Disgust
bszn. runsSs Weight IN the Stomach, cour Eraca-
o. Fluitsring at the PIT Of the Stomach
oo.,,pr Sf the Head, Hurried ard Difficult Breath'nES
2. the Heart Choking OF STITCHING Scnfailcns
hing posture pnnsss Of Vision, Dots CT Webs
49,. ire Sght, Fever ana Dali Pam m the Head Def
a p,T,pnstSn Ysllowness OF the Skia Eyes. and
SGn N, SIDE Back Chest. Limbs, Sc, Sadfcn Fl1shes
pss, Burnins in the Flesh, constant ss nngs Of ss,
ase DIR HOOFI.AEDS
rrIEBR ATED GERMAN BlT1ERS,
PREPiREDpY DIR. Z. NJ. JACKSON,
..,ss German Medicine Store Ne l2a Ateh ST., phad.
sssu power the above diseases IS sOt exceled
ed BY any other preparation N the United States as
- eurss attest many cases after skfu physicius mad
Thss. Btters worthy the attention Of inyads Pos
s.,ss neat the rectifcat0n Of diseases If he
Esr ad lesser glands exercising the most chng pow
-. n veal and affections OF the digestive organs ihey
- sstbAl safe. certain and pleasant.
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NOR MISUNDERSTANDING

Il LiEE-pACEEr or NOV o. The sp,es.,ii and
fa7orts yacsctthiy GsRRfCK, Capt r. ADAMS. xii
SAL az above haT REGULAR day For freight passage,
svnr unrvaid accommodates ay1iy on board a. YeT
ePOFFORD. TILEsTOy CO.
esi tFs7 No. 20 SJHth--t.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD.
Morning line leaving Pier No l. NSrh Ri'sr tooL OF
po,,s--nIace daily (Sundays eIcepted) at a NJ per
steamboat John Potter Afternoon line leaves rh''
fron sane place Emigrant line leaves az = t e. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
VTANDERBILTS NEW LINE BE-

V TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO,
The only Through Line via Nicaragua number OF daa
-horter other Ro,aeCoDposed OF the forcwll
frst class steamships, between NEW-YOhk tnf SAS
JUAN DE NICARAGUA.
The pRODIEr IiEUS Capt. Churchill
The DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt Baldwin -
And between SAN JUAN DEL. SUR snd SAN FRAN
CISCO: - =,
The PACIFIC, Capt. jarvis,
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt. Wsxeman
These ali built expressly FOR thus foGSe
and for speed safety and accommodations, are urspas
The PROMETHEUS VIII leave New York. from per
No q North RIVER che It'll OF each month al ococs
p M commencing October 7th.
The DANIEL WEBSTER ca hs 22d Of each morla
commencing October I'D - $1,000 -, -, -
The DAYS of leaving SAN FRANCISCO VIII be The Isl
and 18th OF each month ,.,.
When the above days fail Sundays, the day Of salas
viii be the Monday following. ,,s
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA 30 San JU an
DEL SUR passengers VIII be promptly conveyed over me
New Transit Route of the Nicaragua Company having pei
twelve miles Of Land rranspofgatNon, AID at tsat poh'
embark IN of the above named Pacihc steamers JOY
SAN FRANCISCO. H..
The crest ssvng OF distance by this Rcats ohets
heretofore established and speedy and c0nIOtlhbis
transit between the Oceans through heautu ant
healthf country offer Inducements 10 the raveIrS pan
lie eoealed by other LIMO. -. ,-;.A
No massage secured until paid fof and tGt -jsi'oS
amber of passengers will be taken. -,
For Ereght OF passage, apply Oag a; the once OF ,h9
Line No Battery Place, upstairs. u ~ hl1EN;
persons are forbid trusting one on account ,tls
above boats. tosDtiJ NJ Ie''t-