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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

! COMMERClAlI CO-NNE ENllUS.
This important body convened in the Capitol ycsg al
IL NJ and presented of the respectable asba-
gcs we have ever Witnessed We were glad 10 sec my
intelligent merchants and cnerprising citizens not oo
our city, but from various towns and counlicFr-
gnia spirit Of harmony, union and cnlh1sasnfmed
TO animate the whole scene. Elsewhere we give allied
sketch of the proceedings.
On motion of Mr. d. II. London Dr.. T. p. A,yon Of
Pitsylyania called the Chair and briefly and GENT
iy explained the object Of the meeting, and Mess,; P.
Montague of Mddcsex and Charles Ellis OF Rclh, ap-
pointed Secretaries. After fervent and bcaulrayer
from the Rev. John Early, committee appolnto re-
port permanent organization of the body The cnitec
reported President Richard Anderson Esq of atan,
venerable and formerly cntcrprsing mcrchan Rich.
mond-and several Vice Presidents ana Sccrurn. else
| where cnumeraed-all OF whom were unanimousplirn-
| ed by the Convention.
On motion of Mi Wm. NJ. Burwcll oi Bedford,vas
tons for the adoption of the Convention and an rcss
commenting the best means Of developing the tmerca
interests of Virginia.
On motion of Mr.. j. A. Parker Of Essex ExGenor Jas.
c. Jones of Tennessee the distinguished an. eot advo.
cate of internal improvements in the South was nimous
| " requested TO address the meeting.
Amidst great applause, Ex-Gov. Jones arose ator more
Than an hour addressed the Convention in sin Of clio
qusncc patriotism and good sense which drew dn genera
applause The EN- Governor brought with him ,igh icpu
aion as an orators he lost nothing Yesterday he actua
appreciation Of the large and intelligent audrnuhut hung
delighted, on his words.
The Convention .hcn adj urncd 10 meet his ternoon
O'Clock to receive the report Of the Commttctf IS bu
siness.
At4 p NJ yesterday, the Convention with large nun
Der of feow-ci,izens, amounting in all tdome 800, s.
down very abundant and excellent dnne. prepared
Stewards large tobaccoiactory Under the suhnendcn
Of Charles G. Thompson Of "Our House." VI were {
taned the Congressional Convention until a,ate hour
and entered the room found The laree rowd in
state Of enjoyment amidst the popping of ctarpagnc
the sparkling of brilliant speeches and ,oasts Mr.. Lev
Webb, venerable merchant presidcdEut his active rep
sentative the occasion Major r H. Elb the ls
President who delivered the oasts with his usal grace
peculiarly arvcnt eloqucncc. Hi?n. listened "th plcas
the excellent and sensible remarks of Ex Gov Jones
Messrs Burwe of Bedford and Conway Whlnc OF y
folk, were forced 10 retreat, scratch Off lese ha
lines The finest spirit anima,es the Convention and
have every hope that its deliberations and action will HI
the happiest influence III bringing about the prosperity
commercial independence of uHr beloved old Comnoawca
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At meeting of the Democrats of Princess Anne county
on the lst inst Col Edward James was nominated as he
Democratic Candidate for the next Legislature.
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%r.R nAANO CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
,,r 80, Sm".ifn. ESSEN COUNTY. VA.

vt,;,is t,, -, - "n ;in eonmen list October.
4 r'a, ,sI,,. ''eh 10 the advantages oil tho'
10 ,, 49, S, 49,, ''Ht wlii comforts and discipline
La q, - l,.,a 'l't All the oil English
' .4a:ht The teacher h l. Wul,am. .." M ", ,ha iri
-sEy oi Virginia The location r,Sir 81" a y. VI ..e S
s,. Number D! pupils limited ''u' anu 'AS' " "S
,eson" nse mouths payable advance for Tui
&"af course at one oefn ia'suasc. no extra charles
|s GrtusiIcd with Tie subscriber. ' 'u"a' "'uS'
'!' ass con,lun: fuller OF The School win J., ~ .
' -, "Iy ie,icstI H. Apply 10 Zee JOHN 7. MCGUIRE
aN.. ii-cu Iorettu, Essay
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UNlN k.NSITN OF PENNS
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
Session. IS5I-S2.

.HEL7CIL UEFEIfI -HFN T.
Eighty-Stxth Session, 1so1-"2.
'S Lectures will MONDAY, October the o, anu
1 r.!.Iayc /. the close of March eGsing. ~ . ,
-g and Practice ni Medicine. by GEORGE u "ooD, NJ "
h4niny. WILLIAM T. iiOkNER. NJ. ID.
4r.r.s Me,sta and Pharmacy. JOSEPH CARSON, NJ d.
Z EtGlsrv LANES Il ROGERS, NJ. ID.
>y-,ry. WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID.
and The Diseases Women and Children, HUGH L.
Hnl"G. NJ. D.
Inata:.. ui Medicine, SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ. D.
ca: Instruction At the Pennsylvania Hospital, by GEO b.
Nau.. b. and !y eco. W. NORRIS, VI. ID.
l.ac Medicine and III Sursey by inc FRO
t~s Medical Faculty. assisted by w. W. GERHARD NJ d.
e. HENRY II SMITH NJ. D.
'fac'rai Anatomy by JOHN NELL, NJ. d., Demonstration
aacgt uf Fees Lectures in the University, Sio,
1I'hcul t;lnS Fee ll'ail once ony) %
!! >i's, Fee. ~
Esr:i54. ina;ony. ~
''.!1llln. Fee, ~
W Z. HoRNER, NJ. H.,
.fc~. Dean uf the Medical Faculty
!. l,la,. i,, Aug. 5-ctl50c.
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Alta meeting of the Democrats Of Princess Anne county,
Va Col Edward James was nominated as the DenocIauc
candidate for the next Legislature.
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MAR KIED.
DEATHS.

MARRIED on Tuesday .venn. 9th September by tie ~ 1ae'
n T.yur Mr.. BENJAMIN THOMPSON, 10 Miss Am i-hi'
LaBE,TH JUDE, u! oi this city.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

HANOVER ACADEMY.
,.yE cw this Institution will commence tho Isl e
,r,n.r aud ern,inae the las, OF July following Early
.os should be made, iere are ohy eight or nine Facah'
n, Ill. ~, ~ :, ,c.,,. o.,ahor
. lad the remainder March s These charges Include Boari
II. ION and every necessary except lights
LEWIS MINOR COLEMAN. a. NJ, Principal
SAMUEL SCiOUI.EK A. NJ.
Address l.. NJ. Coleman, Tayorsvlle, Hanover county, va
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aoSTRosE FEMALE scuoo1

'!i ~, Of this School will Commences oc,o
81 ana coG;ue uGt August LIST, > The subscriber reurna
sus .nr the liberal patronage c has received and M
n:s . this School wilt he Virginia Ills Oh
brhs The thorough education of his daughters, he has spared no
se the services ACCOMPLISHED Virginia
rncr teaching and graduate English and
s'ca Literature o q: The best Female III the
y " -
me number OF Pupils being limited. those wishing engage will
edv application Young ladies MoutruSc will
MATERNAL of Mrs Lewis and 5e treated respect
'"h 1atsier The location Is uncomIuny healthy;
%"i Sickness medical attention free of charge.
b., TERMS.
E"anl ami Tuition in English, sIOO
b. ,,at'u aud french each, Id
''"sic "a Piano and of Instrument, 3l
ALL, JOHN S. LEWIS, NJ. d.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

lathe Medical Department the expense for tuition nclud
ticket Gsecrins fee. sos The session
m months enables the student complete OF studies as
tia. u, any dedca institution OF the Unon by at.
u..a. Iaiy 1850 lcclurcsa day.
Law SCHOOL.
~ Professor having app ined in this department. the
been enlarged The subjects OF Equity ana
Law will be taught fully than has hitherto oee
,r.r-lb and ;.c,c he added oi Lectures
CIV. Law together with exposition OF the most important
s...aE cases Law and Equity NM = hEMrEh
Proctor and Patron oi the unircrsty OF Virginia
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.TRANsLATtON.

Il,
have received he letter which you addressed 10 me
iii, v soliciting my permission 10 hold an interview "h
th: prisoners who have been brought 10 u,l' po au
Em,d part OF the invading expedition when httachea ls
I,oI inform YOU in reply, that order the Cunnnnoer
az her Majesty fTi2a!e "EspcranZa on ooaru ol "hrn m
prisoners arc admit you at any hour at whch you ma!
,rrsent Yourself hold the desired interview, win pe!
sion To remain with the prisoners SO long as you may hu
conrcacn And avail myself Of this OCCASION ~ assure
you ii the winch your noble conduct anu i'anA anu
honorable character rnlitle You to from me-
"'"' JOSE DE La CONCHA.
CHARLES T PLA7r, Esq Commanding L. 5 slop,ol,war
Albany and se:iur officer oil the naval !osces VI ' ~"
led States in ;hs port
hs Reoubc learns that pon receipt Of these despatch
81 the PREslpEsr directed copies TO be sent to the spanish
Minister the further enforce an appeal already 'e "
that government now since the leader oil The EXPEDITION m
been cut oil deal n,ercu!y with his d'uasG t"i'"e'
who were ca;iccd ia;o the Invasion under the oee' ~ "
nsorla Of the Island were already in state OF reVoluo'
and desired assistance establish republican government
state Of facts which, had existed could not nave JUS
life their conduct either in the view OF our own
of the las Of nations but the expectation OF "h'ch give:
them a strong claim to plrdon"
The Editor of the " Y Mirror mas convcrsed wi' gen
rcman yyi,o stood within few feet Of Lopez al '!e INN
oi his execution He confirms the account OF the 0eat'
ria ;c, ~ NJ the scaft and also describes Tie mode
death a. being more Instantaneous than hanging Loi"
ro, :; hn patforn with firm step. dressed IN "' 100"
in. scgard and sad beyond description. inc ne ''' 'c
of the man was already gone before the cSecu'"c '' ~
WORK He was permitted cay few words, relating 70 ~"
sef ony and these wcrc in effect, that he ioeFe ever
hocv and wished every body TO forgive MN. iha' W i
for his beloved Cuba" He then seated ~ sf' % c'
the collar was adjusted and by the touching OIL sPf".' ~
rcph of Two thousand pounds snapped the neck ana h
hands which he held clasped before him. tel upon HIS
the only motion Indicated death H5 o'uy 'ea'ne
four hours unit, the face became entirely o'ac" eAP0sea
the burning hea. Of the sun, and the burning hcl'ai'"
the multitude From this eyewitness oil The scene we ea'
that the feeling OF hatred against, the pirates "a "
and universal among ali classes; much SO, at even
who lifted bodies of the victims INTO the ease
, at Atares handled them roughly ;,
The n, Y Sun ia accounting for the defeat OF Lopez
,, quote from one Of its Havana letters
"In this uncture only hope was the at1'ai OF ne
expeJon when the action OF the 2ls TOOK pace IN Mi
nrn Lopez suffered himself to be surprised by kmaic
The latter had time place his artillery before our uehc
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ACADEMY AND MILiTAk y
Vs. INSTITUTE,
CAROLINE COUNTY, va:

CAROLINE COUNTY, VA.
r, FORGE BUTLER, a NJ, PRINCIPAL, Department. OF Eng
u a, MYss,n n ,s",uaSfs 1, ,so.,. p,0e,us psp,t,msu
EYN i: JONES Department of Tactics and Mathematics
,icrr next, close the l "Wednesday Of July lSl2
r.. >.no situated Caroline county Va IL miles from Fred
] par Eoval at cer winch places conrcyances can be mad
Sol Catalogues containing lull particulars wall be fur
ia lvas hef upon and remainder AT LIST OF
N Applications should be m"c George u bul!es au.ssseu
s When: posoice OF the Seh"ol-RapIaiann"cS asaae-
UNIV I!TSITY OF VIRGINIA..
,,,r mex. ,n session The University Virginia, will COM
r"c. t i, Of oc;ub.r and without ternsson un.
s June The University comprises The following SCHOOLS
,'.ir, L.us"ases-rrO:<or GESSSER HARRISON, NJ D.
: Modern IlGgul:es-Ptues"r NJ sCilELE DE 'ERt' l. L.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDwAEDH. couRTENAf L. L D.
y .lural r!..oso, hy- Professor WM Il ROGERS L. l.. d.
: Cacir try A.eril Mc!!ca-froiess"r kbEkl L. i,o
~ ~ !, y -prulcss,riiENEY HOWARD. NJ d
Comparative Anatomy, Pin. .sioosy and surgery try-JAMhs h
W"ai ri"~phy-peores.or wM IL McGrrFEY, D. b, l.
= Professor JOHN b. MINOR, L. l. D.. Adjunct pOfes,
~. JAS 7. HuLcoMnE.
/, i.ecurs p.n q Special and Pathological Ana'
Il admitted umvsi, student mus. be IL years OF
ba OF Nv" b ies applying for a'ricua'on the faea'y may
asg' under the II 10.
ae applicant i alms 4 st-n, any other incor
l Seminary he cannot be receive! Int" the un.Sesy ae
certificate such Seminary or oih.r saIsacor!
ysI!eGrs 10 ;he Faculty oI general good Conduct
wr" expenses. exclusive o colc BOOKS anu
,s:set n.'ney are estimated as fellows OF,
Bar! n,!uins furniture am" aendancr for months si
m c furnished hy ne rtos"t 1 al &c s0s it, aI d
wa-r!n: may te had at abou; s!0a session.
gs eire dornnoy s6; Tor halt occupied by two stu
y:acnaioa Tee use Of Library AMI Public Rooms, IL
FEs> sasic Professor be attended $50; II iwo s3 each;
;... Of .ptc SIS each I'll. scho" oi Law. the Ju.
~, : al and c4s. s75: the higher lee
4tn >ae siv"s admission, besides, to an! lower Class
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

RUMFORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM, VA.
faSlS School will the first OF September
the first Of July following In Mathematics Ancient aud
Modern Languages and the iCa Sciences pupils will be
roughly Institutions of learning; which
students the subscriber have already acquitted them
crclitaby vrEiu Military
Institute have stood first in their respective classes
Mr.. Geo w Upshaw has been engaged as assistant.
CERTIFICATE certify that Mr. John Pitts PRINCIPAL
Rumlord Academy graduated this institution with the high
henors OF his class July Isl and period
constantly and successfully dcargins the duties Teacher
in Fleetwood Academy cheeriuly
denny under the Mr. public believing
all who patrunse HIM
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Sup Y. NJ. l.
" NJ. Institute Oct H. 1915
The high stand that pupils instructed by IT, Pitts have main
College teaching thorough
successful This fact together with his admirable discipline
shown by The unusually department his pupils enables
recommend his School most highly.
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isICu,JOND COLLEGE.

- p; stree, above Thirteenth opposite u. 8 Mint,
7 lrlr..i., An 5-ctl50ct.
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Col. Robert McCandlish, President
Judge Tucker
DR. K, r. Wa.er,
George w SoIihaIl,
Goodrich Dur-y. roo., -, rru.,,,
Samuel +. Bright '' VI i''
W. X. L. Douglas,
w w. Vest.
DIR. John W. Gait.
Right Rev. Juln .IohIs Williamsburg.
Rev. j. T.. Joyner, tu.
Rev. A. Enpc. Richmond
Rev E. Wiics. WILLIAMSBURG
Rev. A. b. Van Zanlt Petersburg.
Judge George ScarDureh Eastern Shore.
Judge J. B Christian. William burs.
Beverly B. Douglas. Esq, k!c William county
Dr. Socrates MaupIn, l;Icinnnd.
DR.. John T. Lyon Prince Edward county.
Dr. Joseph PGndcon. Louisa county.
DIR. Madison f-u,!lc:on. do. do
James A. Gusts, ESD, Eastern Shore.
Dr. T. WitlcrS. Petersburg.
lS- N BAH letters - the Principal.
July .sl-cwilsttlc HUBERT p, LEFEBVRE
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WM. BOULWARE,
CORBlS BRAXTON,
4. NJ. 4. HUNTER,
J. B. CHRISTIAN.
Nov. 10th, 1850.


UNIvERsIrY VIRGINIA, JUNE 2lsT 1851
Mr. Geo w Upshaw has attended lectures on Greek and ntn
and obtained degree the school OF Ancient Languages con-
qualified toach these languages and
perfectly faithfully discharge any duty lie
take upon him. GESSNER HAkNlSON, Ch' facuty
Upsaw has during his of studies al the Uni
Lectures FRENCH German, TIE
idus Modern History ls faithful reg
and both his requirements, and his UT
mpcacahe .entleuanly that what
choose, he will surely do himself homer ana crc
dir 10 his Alma Mater. NJ. SCIIELE DE WE'RE,
Professor OF Modern Languages
Univ ersi,y OF Va, July 2Stl, 1851.
For particulars address j. H. PITTS Ayleu's P o. King William
county, Va. august o-eNoM
PROFESSOR CHRISTIANS FEMALE sCH0oL'
z PROPOSE, the M October next open select fenaie
School, residence, the immediate VICINITY "i tne CITY
Richmond The location healthy the buildings large anu
lan attached
enough Richmond or all the avah
fnm anu a the same He so eulcd
private the objections which many parents nave 10
their daughters rcsituis uarnlunus city
under supervision, assisted Dy
give instruction IN all the branches
lin Schools ri the h.Icst grade.
In addition English branches there will be taught Ma
Arithmetic Aseba and Geometry the Latin,
French agu ai Music the Piano and Guitar
Terms the sciinIaS.ir Of months
Board including Iucl and lights s2Nu 90
Tuition in the English branches and Mathematics
Latin. Greek and French, each 90 col
Music at Professors p,icts. III. j. CHRISTIAN,
Professor Of The Greek Language and Literature,
IoI1A-
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X, session School will commence the LIST day OF
I The number o pupils will he limited TO l0U, Of which "
D., receives, ss hoar,,ers. For terms. ayply 10
:, .,-ran,. NJ u. HOG T. Richmond, Va.
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'a>lIE scholastic OF lns I,u divided hi
seSsolS-le tS beeihnng the l of October ending the
18th February an the commencing the 10Th OF Feb
ruary c,oScs n the Isl Of July.
Terms half session.
For board fuel lights and III all the English b.anches $40 0
Tuition in the French. or ans other modern language, ~
Lain. -
Music Lessons Piano 81 &C
Gul.ar, IL "
Drawing. II
Washing. w
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mems Bank The counterfeit has the word aTen printed
in the eornsr the genuine has the Hgures TO- the
terfei the vgnette Is female figure looking to the left
with anchor by her side and in the distance
the genuine, figure Of Libsr y with her face to the
right and eagle by her side On the counterfeit
side figures female head-on the genuine head Of
Franklin the right and full length female figure
the left coat Of Of Pennsylvania the BOTTOM
Of the counterfeit notion the genuine. nome
The annexed table exhibits the quantity and value OF
foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption
and for warehousing, and the quantity and value with
drawn from warehouse for the week ending the th Inv
slant
Dus
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yttr o. AVIS Br,. riu TrssrsH E>tor. sSp S,rr. 70
r,r N,,y Yssp. B,ooxl,N- Yesterday. Amin B,y and
suite visited the Navy Yard At brooklyn. In order to
p,,, nj. tour Il the pubic work. and arcnals a the
United states Ils was received NJ the yard by Com
ranier Mercer n. who regretted tina, Captain Sal
teri = v. Ccmmandant q the yard not having been
advised a the honor the visit Temporarily absent
In the city Amin BY replied that. having taken for
NAL have q the President 81 the United states he
wished ~ make hs visit entirely " private character
and desired that all saiu,es and ceremonies should BE-
d,.rens.d With. which was n course complied with
Uis rseeilency the Envoy Of the Ottoman Porte then
preceded &c inpcct the dry dock engines guns. ships
sc and w. particularly pleased with the beautiful
granite dock and the splendid engine which pumps the
water cut when = chip l. dccked IL al-o much
erstia,d Nth look Old rron-ide. h. having been
on lizard her when shc 10 commission In the Nedi-
t.rran.anhe /. well acquainted with her history Amin
Boy proceeds e. Boston this evening
] NJ jones a. Galveston Texas. sailed yesterday in
the steamer Asia delegate from Texa to the Worlds
Fair IN London.
james { Dunn. tsq. Boston; \. " Lo~bcr. New
York. Andrew Thompson. Ashland; u, y. Chandler.
p,ston: Abr Mc,;cns. Baltimore, among the
rivals yesterday AZ ID. tnicn Place Hotel
Hon po~ss 4 senator Vermont; Hon Mshon
pieter-u New J.r-.ys Hon Ellis Lcvis Lancaster Pa;
Richard owens. Santa Ie; " y smith Lieut. rcpo-
graphical Ensine.n: VIM scslhue salem; Mr. and
! DANIEL North Carolina; W r Phillips Salem; o.
n Ramsd,Il. Buffalo: DR. A. Crane. New Orleans; Mrs.
Gen Green and family. Boston; q. W Miller. Montreal;
n A Patterson giehmopd Va we're among the arrivals
81 tbr Irving House yesterday
" JIaydt~t. Fhiia W Montgomery Conn; =.
sheldon Wiscorsin. BID chamberlain Boston; \. g.
wr,hin Pbik among the arrivals yesterday at
y" &C." p.,t@ay Baltimore: O. r rlstt phila; n v.
Peter. DO W v Boyle PhiIa; o. winder, do; @.
itars,,g p,x,,p. q p Douglas New yors; n Warner,
90, WI, snspst tbs Srp,sI- yesterday At The Astor
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Summary of the Latest Intelligence.

Both branches Of the Legislature were in session
yesterday, and considering that they had been on
solicitation for some days previous, they conducted
themselves very well. They transacted quantity
Of miscellaneous business-a report of which will
be found under Geographic head
The administration at Washington, it appears
are awaking to the necessity of weakening the
abolition wing influence in this State, by removing
some Of the Seward office-hoders. The recent
Seward dinner at the Astor House seems to have
operated ON MIR. Fillmore and his cabinet like
galvanic shock but it Is to be hoped that its effects
win not be transitory BY a judicious exercise of
Its constitutional prcrogatives, the administration
can do a great deal towards clipping the wings Of
the wing abolitionist in this state, late in the day
though il be. But the pruning knife must be APP
piled constantly and steadily not in fits or starts
for vaeilation, after commencement, would
strengthen rather than weaken, the abolition whigs
In this State.
The synopsis Of Mr. Webster's speech at Anna
polls will be read with some interest. Although
We publish double sheet, we cannot, this morning,
End room for full report Of Mr.. VS. remarks.
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taken stomach lie like lead So
the stomach requires gentle stimulus That stimulus in
combination with wholesome Alternative principle will
md in RINGS Restorative Btcrs No matter how feeble
stion they restore IL at to activity and
AID the whole system with it. Sold by c. H. RING Drug
Broadway.
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Christ raised the dead This only their dying my
faith, in its wonderful health restoring second
only my faith in Gods justice and receive that
justice only here and hereafter speak honest opinion
ased upon experience with regard to it, believe it posi-
tive consumption and in all diseases
ing spop,xy having never had patient and but in
which evidence Of its power the
but innumerabe in all others Talbot Watts, MD,
Greenwich street Depot O2 Nassau street 81 bottle,
~ per dozen NIB The attended and supplied grati
between and II NJ, at Greenwich street.
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This popular remedy Tor Dyspepsia is steadily increasing
reputation, by the wonderful IL Is daily
Those who suffering this terrible complaint
sire prompt relief should procure the Bittcrs
for its sale ~ Fulton street. where
tail agents obtain it on favorable terms.
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Gouraud's italian Medicated sonp cures

pmpes, freckles, eruptions chaps &c. Poudre Subtitle
eradats hair from part Of the body Liquid Rouge for
pale lips and cheeks Hair Restorative Lilly White &c.
the old established depot ~ Waer street Broadway
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The office Il the oo-tor a Lancaster Pa robbed
ON the 2lSt inst. II slA0.
Edward H. Cook has been arrested Vt Boston ,r steal
ing key belonging to the United states mail bags lie
engineer IN the Vermont Central Railroad
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SPRING MILLINERY.

MADAM TARIN. yROp PARIS. 80 BROADWAY.
Nl Chinese Buding nforns the ladiss Of We. f"rt Ma
she ~ eItn on Ihursasy, 9Th inst lsrye sellss,sn
Paris Mnery, Dress Honrst Caps Head brsssss frsnss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

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