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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
READ AND RI CONVINCED.
From The RoStOn he, I

The Editor said Dec 8
Or Hoofands celebrated German BIt,ers, for the cure
81 Liver Compa Jslndicc. d. sqePsla Chronic or Ner
vous DEBILITY. deserytdly oae Of the most popular lneo
enos of the day These Bers have been used 10y thou
sands and friend AT our elbow saws he has himself
csNed electual and permanent cure OF Liver LIANT
ION tn, OF this remedy We convinced that IA
the use al these Btcts the pateat constantly gains
strength and ygor worthy OF great consideration
Thes az. pleasant IN taste aud smell aud IN be used by
persons with the delicate stomachs with safety under
any circumstances We are speaking from cape hence and
10 the afflicted NC advise then use,
Scott ) Wtttk.
One Of the hest teTap papers published, said August p
Dr HcofandS German Filters. manufactured by Dl
Jackson ar, recommended by # the most prom
menbegs of the faculty, cls OF much cheney
casesof mae weakness A. such Re case, We would
AL mothers 10 obtain bot le aud thus save The n
selves much sickness Persons Of deh ied oon>i utons
vii find these BtcrS advantageous - health Is We Know
em experience the sautary effect ihey have apon weak
The Ds,ls Sns saws
"Ilscle Of the medicines II the for JsuRd
Trom TAs Saiprdss Ga.,i'c one the best papers pub
hsked The kNitur
DIR HOOFLANDS GERMAN BTTTERS
II seldom that lsc0mnieOd WAT are termed Pa
tea Medicines to he coutd, aud PATRONAGE ~ oar read
er> ard therefore, when "e recommend p1 Ho'1taa :
German Bitf,rs. wish 10 be distinctly understood tha
of about io hrei ~ nod and then iorSottn ateI II
H. done rs u',v "a. mischief bur Of medicine lons
established universally pnzed. ana which has met the
hfaTtg approval al The faculty tselL
ina Ms medicine viii Live, Complaint and Dys-
ytp>8 Go.h', aiftr n rs directed IL ats
saectco'N rron ne stomach ana hrr-t Is pfteIane u
cscIusl a, bilious dist aseS1he eject immediate
Ihcy be- 81 g. Females in ants wth safe
9 ans r,lup'e hsuefl ~ Any time
LcoS WEIL TO rhE aiARKS oE rHE GENUINE.
Ife. nave me written >.-uat ne u 1. NJ JAN Nc'N
H'p me- and -hs blown N the bottle VIII
sri winch ther aSt spu"ous
tsr sale, wtuie>alc ard retail. AZ
1hL GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
NJ igo Arch-si ioor below Ch Philadelphia, 4ni by
ectaoe ds aers generally throughout ne country
.oIs S5 a r1'oa and w Saa e \ D SANDS
John~i New York. ssd Mrs Hays. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
NO PARENTS aud PRINCIPALS OF
Daneina 6rbools.

ENRN WELLS and his Sister, VI y
DAME VI GlANElII. have commenced tuition
thsu Academy tos DANCING and healthtu exercises.
al the STU fSANr INSTITUTE. No. 90 Broadway
AL the d fashionable dances viii be taught The
graceful ana appropriate manner. ii Vets and s.
Ter have passed several Years Pans stadYgg their pro
lesson al the kcyal Acdeiy and the best >hUOiS ,r
pvai eancinc The system " ch they propose teach
sat,reN new and ada led fr the pronloO ii hearh,
also for the requirement OF graceful action and dao'-t
nsnt ANDY Cally A. the above address u2l IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

u II NEW-YORK O. ALBANY and Troy. On TUES
DAY Oct "a the Trans val, until fur ssf nooe run as
Leave Nes-ycrk. gong North from the OHIO.
Chsmhers 81 Al An Wa Nal Tlea ~ Ai1vny and
Troy. stopping al Nanhaf 3Lvils Bh-st Tu1hy Hook,
Youkers. Hastings D5rbs Ferg. De1T IarrTto~n,
Srg Sing Cotton PO.crnsl Nerpsrks PseSskill. earn
.'n' Cod ScIing ? N H. Carth'ce 10" r1nt SeW
tarbrrgh. VI i1a Ffrrv- 2 ,1-hs "eo.' HFie Puk,
ehuesecs. BJry'osu, ty.a s4,t Carp. OaA . IL ID
son Siccs port toracss SfurVs mt Schpiacs mi Cas-
uetoI. AZ. "a krprr> .Itr, stoppilz .ni. .or pas
sengeTs a. pe.kssul 1.u-hAe.,,e aud Hudson. Al 10
vi for Peekskll stopping a. all stsIoas. At NJ
IN tar PeeAsNii. opphs Al al Ma I'ton A. ~;
Vi for Albany aHf rro. Stopping onis ~ Peeskil Cold
Srfin- F.hkiu, NeV- Ham1uIsh. PoIgb keepsle, HIDE
tars. Rhrefecs. Bsuy'owb. Ivoil. Eas Camp, ONShi
hussal, spot toN>acse SiitFt>4Ht. >'n'acN anu
tastfup. At b. N FOR tres m and pasea TO lngh-
k,.gse stopping az 81 way stations Al VI ~ FnugA-
sceIsie, stoppI me saIons A. ? VI. through
Nal Trar, stnrprg for passengers only ~ PeeN>Sl.
Ponrhi cepse and az betN Punghseeqse and
Albany. AS VI Peskskl stopping n way stations.
Leave Hudson fr AlbanT al p " 500 ing NJ way
places.
Leave Albany going South At = AN for Nss-Yrk
roppur al tastlsfon >chodlck Stuyycsant, Co1sacAs
STOCKPORT Hudson Oas bill. East Camp voh Barrto-n.
knreteck. FNde PARK, PorghSsepSe New Ham5ursh.
Carthage, Low Pont) Flshkl Cod Sorlag Car sons
PesksAil Nerpiarcks, Croton, Slng-> NJ. rarrtovn,
Dobbk Ferry. Hastings YOnkersa ard Manhattanvile
Al AN. Tor New YORK stopping al Cas'leson s. ny
vesani. CO1sacsle. Hld.on. nvo RhneDecH s,nghkeep
sue, NewHan bu gh sIl. Gold Spring sud Peekssdl
tween Albany and peekssi except Carriage Low Point
aLd not stepping below PeekSkil
A.. NJ for Hudson, s'oponS; at AL Nay s'Sicns
York stopping only at Hudson PoughkeepS.e Fishki and
Ptekssln
N B-These Trans Will leave Troy IS minutes previous
Leave Pouchkeepsie for New-York NJ 81 A VI stopping
G the stations Al AN. for freight aai passage,
Leave PseSskili Tor Sew-York At 81 " stopping at
va, stations Al PM stopping At way stations. AIS
M. stopping at way stations
Passengers will procure Tcset seors ENG the Cars
o6tf ". {. YOUNG, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
V,HF WORLDS HAIR RESTORER

Il -Wa.rn'ed 10 contain no deleterons inereia1t, a
never falling lie color Testoer and preseryer OF the hr
- n and Seht; death to graz han, ani on
to " Is and scratches This valuable proparann iuier-
eDt from all others has been used for many wears us eI-
feet Is certain IN ever instance. which aested by nun
dTeds OF LADIES recommending whO HAVING trled al the
nos,ums seriously nuung their health ana har ben
COMPOSED attic such as lead lime caus
TIC &c which Lar 10 on the pains Volr
hands and sends many 10 uniimeiy grave lhe Ne
storer VIII prevent me falling cut OF the har; WI as
Ieu, and prevent headache scurf land IN scid mead
or any eruption of the skin Persons sending orders 10
The Restore must the color of he hair DARK o s
l. has he, Thoroughly tested by long eIperince and pra
ice that Tie MERCHANTS that viii restore bshi ha VIII
have no effect on black have had great many cer-
Gates offered to but do Dot intend 70 paoi,n any
The Resiorer requires such putting. Mrs ALLEN ,
WORLDS HAIR RESIORER Is PIT mp IN iTse bottles
AZ 81 80 per bottle one generally enough f0f year
The erta demand Ior II is productive Of many worthless
limitations. - - =, - Al
For tale at Mrs Berran's No. 1870 Bowery; Mrs
Utaih's No 39 Grand-st., Ms Delanoys NJ ~
RleeckeI.Si Misses Patterson F0"ers, No ITO IN 4! :
Mr. Woods No 200 Fultaust.. BroOsyn, Mrs Parser s.
No llg Grand St Wii0msburgh, Miss T. Coope -
MiddletOWn, MCqmou,h Co.. y j. and at the mtnqiac
turerer's DO $50 Bro0ne- corner OF EIaDsih-st
Agents wanted for the Rssorer throughout the Uned
States and Cuba See The her YORK Chronicle Tor Ola al
veitnemens There is Druggist an auihotzsr 49,
for the kesoIer. o-- q" 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

no THE AFFLICTED.-I feel nv.

Il sell IL duty bound TO state n the public the Denel
received from DR. MAYER No 2lS Grand St, and TO eX-
press thanks him. for the same am nov ~ wears
of suffered ely from attacks Of Eeps
was about 10 years old heard OF Dr. MA kh
Renfdv on the 18Th II September and went i'm nedlatey
to see HIM felt and had felt, for week previous
10 his date all the mpOms u a severe attack OF Ep-
epsy and was fearful that attack close at band
took his medicine The next day and felt almost Immediate
relief The attack expected was prevented, and iet ne
new nan. No attacks have come upon me since that
date which four weeks aud nave great hopes
and encoura e monts 70 believe they never may No
remedy that tiled has seemd To have such an
effect upon me- Try 1t and be not fearful, tf YOU ae
troubled with Epilepsy and that without delay Surely
to me II has proved almost miraculous
Yours, respectfully WIN. II PARSELLS,
Oct 10, 1851. No. ll6 ChTystle-st. New OH
oil 2vIuTh&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

LvOR LIyEKPO0L.-United States
r yar steamship ATLANTIC. Captain J tme. Nes,
rs steamer vii degs,os wrh tbs U. Mails mf Eo 80
oasgey Oh SAT hDAY Oct o. al y ~ rcd mn
K, bsy-b Al ths loo; Of Cana-st. No cefin o
reh for For freight " passage having on7ru
,o,isusns for elegance and comfort appD,.s q vau-a
EDVAKD COLLINSS CO 70 T%sNTIr
TIE r.sn,sb,r PACIFIC VII succeed me a. nI1tols
abo sail Nov. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
AUSiC.-A Lady Teacher of the Plane

Nt and SGginI, will receive few more pupils al uer
ur will s'end the pupils residence prefer
60 FnSuir, ior MUSIC rE ACHER No so Franshn'si.
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
DOND-ST. ACADEMY, No. SO Bond

Id ;, New-YoIk-Mr WILLIAM PARKER, AM,
favoahi, known English AID asscal Teacher VIZ
succeed pot Nardmeytr Principal Of hs School on
no ;9th oct Circulars continuing full Information VIII
soor he Hsued
The bearer Mr. W Parker. has been reconmendedto
me- rs "A gentlemen Of great worth man. ana oil re-
ability as teacher lie has prepared several udens
r th,s college and olu Their character sch the
sutscrher persuaded that he Is faithful and .Iclem
instructor. ALoNIo - -, ~ ~
Vpion Collage, july ~, l8il ole 2wIulhSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

EPILEPSY Durable. - Thousands
y ! ard thousands cured IN Erro9s DR. = MEYER
recently frem he CITY Of Berlin tpruSs a. reSpsc fuy n
frus tie pubic al New OK and Vcni.y and prucpa
a.. az cfed tr he > a possession Of ne late disc
O-i,n.ai remedy the CERTAIN and unflabe of E,-
eutc ti's uronO1nced by al phs scAns iacQrable
i.i thousands II IA Earule add certificates,
rSgn.d hy Rom there o. prove the fact
ne .,,r Al my Office Nv cure lot long and tedious
Ny cround and treatment ave .stefent from ans yet
tpo~n hy others Persons afflicted with that disease should
and consult me as possible 10 get cured
one h.rrs from to Il A. Nj, and from ~ p VI
DR. f. MEYER, No. as Grand-st
Persons who prove that ley are poor, cure sras
In ruThkSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
vrFN THOUSAND CURES and no. a

ii
i SINGLE FAILURE-Dr HASTINGS SYRUP Of
NAP1HA, celeb ated throughout both continents for It's
wonderful of Consumption Asthma Decline, Splitting
of Blood Night Sweais Difficult Breathing Coughs, Colds
and all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
lis effect upon the system mid and soothing, at the
caitan and efcaclOus rarely failing to give re-
lief the first application, and BY repeating Il lev
times, permanent cure is effected
The proprietor therefore only recommends his Nap
tha Syrup hut warrants II to He warrants 10 act
upon the chyle, and purify he warrants II to
ala imped meus which reafd the free circulation OF the
blood he warrants 1t to open the internal and external
pores of the body and eject all the obnoxious particles
which have lmulated the system he warrants 1t as
a never failing remedy N -
CURING DISEASED LUNGS.
Hectic Fever Night S@eatS. Dyspepsia, LAYER IOmpIhhts
Pam IL the Chest, and Asthma and he warrants II 10
arrest the 70 of Tubeices the Lungs and 10
heal those already formed that persons III consumption
take II NTH the most positive confidence OF cure
great of action the Lungs, which u pene
tiates all directions purifying them OF eyer thing Oh
directions cannot fail to leave ID perfect healthy CON
ditin
Dr. Hastings Compound Syrup OF Nsptha Is highly rec
omnened by the medical profession That eminent phys
cia DR. Mott, Of New YORK. That as pulmnnic
rtmedy be highly Praised Or. Arnold ot the
kIauue Hospital, Savannah DR. Ware OF Liverpool Eng
,aI Dr. BOYD of Lancaster, DR.. Hamilton. of Bath
and those eminent Ehslh publications. The London Lam
Get The Mcdcoi Journal, and BraifhvGes Rirosect all
In this country It has been used with distinguished sue
- x.-., or
Price S. per bottle bottles for 81 Prncpsl once
No l54 Greenwich-st, N Y Retalled by r. NJ Gui"n
No ,27 Bow.ry J h Dodd. No. III Broadway J. X l.
Coddjuet,n No 3OS Hudson-st o25 lmruThSSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
SPRING and SUMNER ARRANGE.

~ AENTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA via
CAMDEN AND ANBOI RAILROAD -hORNlN6
LINE leaves Pier No l. North RIVER foot Of Battery place
DAILY tSnd.s excepted AZ o'clock W by the splen-
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John Simpson, for
South Ambo thence by the superior NJ The Company
to Camden reaching Philadelphia AZ ~ stopping at
Spottsvood West Prospect Plans Cranberry Station,
plghtstown, Ceneryiie, Newtewn. Sand Kills, Borden
town and Burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily Sundays sKcepted)
az = ri VIA South Amhoy 10 Camden. arrry ne at Pha
depba at 81 p M stopping at Spottswood. West Nights
BoTdentown Burlington. 0eyeTy, Rancocas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers BY either tram.
fare 81 cents.
Fare by either line 50 90 Forward deck 81 GO
Break fast dinner and supper provided IN board the steam
boat John Potter.
EMlGRANT LINE at 81 o'clock, p " -PaSsensep
leave by steamboat transport. Capt john Gould dhy,
SUNDAYS excepted at 81 o'clock, M for South Anboy,
arvcee by BorentOHn and take steamboat 70 BUN
IINGTON and arrive az Philadelphia next morning at
O'Clock. Fare 81 so
Fifty pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger. to oe
carried the sk OF its but nothing VIII be received
or considered as baggage, except wearing apparel
m2s / BLISS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
NOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMIL-

L TON The new steam boat WILSON SM ALL,
Can't T Arrow smith. leaves Chambers 81 Pier Tues
DAYS Wednesdays Thursdays and Fndays a, 10 O'CLOCK.
NJ AID on Saturdays at o'clock. =. VI. Returning:
leaves K.yport at clock p except SATURDAYS and
SUNDAYS Stages connection with The Boat To free
hold. biiddl.ovn POINT, Cots Neck, Squancum Howell
Wori. and sauan Village o25 lm'
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DIR HOOFI ANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS,

Al the German Mehcne Store No 100 Arch-st, Phlau
Their pow the above diseases not etcelled II
e.uatd hY other preparation IA The Uned States, rs
the cures attest IN many eases after SAiiul physicians hAd
failed
These Btters worthy the attention OF invahds Pos
ssSue great virtues the Tecthcon Of diseases of the
liver and lesser GLANDS the most searching pow
srs IN w,akness and OF the digestive organs they
are wlthsl safe. certain and pleasant.