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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
NEW ADvnKT1sHndu16T
Notice.

Notice.
THE undersigned takes this method of ANNOUNCE
l. ing to the public that he has this day with
drawn from the CONT STREET VERANDAH Ho-
TEL" having sold his interest therein to his partner,
Mr.. F. A. WOODS, who has assumed the pay
ment of all the liabilities of said house. whether
by note, book account. or otherwise.
J. l. COMAUX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

In common with many of our citizens Of the
town and Parish, who accepted the polite invita-
ton of the accomplished preceptress who presides
over the Female Seminary in this place, we visit
ed that institution on last Tuesday evening, to en-
joy the treat of listening to the Musical Exa-
mination Of the young ladies, under the tuition Of
Mile. LAURENT.
We believe that semi-annual public examina-
lions in music and works of art. were first intro
duced in this Seminary by Mrs. Van NoorEN, and
certainly, Of a young lady's education, these ac-
complishments, in which are portrayed all that
the intellect contains of taste, genius and brillian-
cy, are the most charming and attractive-and
while most admired and most seductive, they are
likewise the most fashionable; indeed, we can
imagine no exhibition Of any part Of a daughters
education which is calculated to excite a greater
glow Of pride, or cause to gush in the bosom of
the fond parent a more e~cstatic pleasure, than lis
tening to the music which she produces and see
the specimens Of her pencil and needle. That the
young fair ones under Mrs. VAN NooTEs's man
agement acquitted themselves in this respect fully
to merit the high applause they received, there is
not q question of doubt, and was sufficient evil
dence of acknowledged skill and industry as prac-
tised by the able and untiring principal and in
structress. ~
Blu: while we most heartily award to the pu-
pills of Mrs. VAN Noo7EK las far a. our humble
judgement extends in such matters) their skill and
rnvsd SnoproxyAorou< ~ ~vvhc< g. <-~~nl H. ...S~e
Of music, we are constrained to admit that we are
90 dull, 50 old-fashioned, or devoid Of taste, as to
see, or feel, nothing but science exhibited by the
young ladies in these musical examinations; and
the applause which we would fain give after the
execution of some brilliant taataisie, as well per-
haps as the applause Of many others, does not
arise from the rapid bursts Of sweet sounds har-
monized which such an execution conveys to the |
hear, but rather admiration for the dexterous and
exquisite skill which the sssse experiences, that
young ladies can be such perfect adopts in the art
Of music as to touch so rapidly all the notes which
it seems the piano is capable Of producing, las
if electricity was conveyed to their beautiful fin
gers) and yet avoid giving some little harmony, the
sonl Of music-that the haa,t which feels, not the
Lsad which bows to fashions idol, could. throb and
leap with unalloyed delight.
These remarks must not be taken as preiudicial
the mode Of instruction in music u practised
Under the management Of Mrs. VAN Noorrr, a.
he doubtless follows the system Of the various
i'stlnguished institutions Of this country and Eu-
ope, but rather - IN evidence of ! very limited |
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

Kossuth.-The following is the address re-
Gently issued by Kossu,h to the people Of the
United States
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of BerpNs-Sirt
trirf Court.
Succession Sale.

A&E
QY virtue of a decree or order of the Hon
aforesaid Court, to me directed, I will Of
fer at public sale to the highest and last bddett
On Wednesday 2sth January, 1854
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following describd
property belonging to the
Succession Of Wiltshire Louis Fem, dessem,
to wit:
Community Property-Lots of Ground and
improvements. @
One parcel Of land lying and situated in the
parish Of I5erville in the rear Of the town Of
Plaquemine measuring one hundred and TWEEN.
ty feet front on the continuation of Plaquemins
street by one hundred and thirty one feet 10
depth on the side towards the river by Const
tuition street, on the opposite side by lot Nols
and in the rear by lots No 10 and l6--SM
parcial Of land being composed Of lots NosH
and Is Of the land divided into lots by ALEXIS
Gauthier a. per plan deposited in the Office q
Recorder Of this parish together with all TIE
buildings and Improvements thereon andtheres'
belonging
Sale to take place on the premises
Terms, Cash
E. w. BLAKE, Administrator.
Parish Of Ibervilie rs December 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

U-The United States Senate III passec The bill
establishing Mint in California.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

ITO be Continued
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-12-27

- VA Uv8 VSf
cent, from the lst day Of January. 1881. have
been for some time ready to Be delivered u
the State OF Texas. The authorities Of Tex.
-, up 70 the present time, have not authorized
my one to receive this stock, and it remain, n
the Iseasary Department, subject to the order
of Texas. -"
The releases required BY law to be dsposi.
ted " the Treasury, not having bseh filed there
the remaining i've millions have not been Il.
surad. This last amount Of the stock win he
withheld from Texas until the conditions mon
which II 10 to be delivered shall Be comnt;ad
with ~ the creditors Of that State, unless
Congress shall otherwise dirsct By I modi6ca-
ton Of the law.
In my last annual message, to which / re-
spectfully nfer, / st6tsd b1e6y the reason.
which lnd9csd me Il recommend I modification
Of the present tasG, by converting he al yaloL
rem into . specific duty, wherever Tia -articie
imported was Of such . character % to permit
II md that s0ch i discrimination should IL
made, IN favor of the Industrial -Dursnita A. am
own County,, = % encourage home producton
withsut excluding foreign competition.
The numerous frauds which continue "a b
praatiaed npon the revsnue, BY false INVOICES
and undesyaluations, conslitute m unan.us,.
abe Jeason for adopting specific instead az ii
yalorem duties in al caass whera The n.tr,. q
poE1modiy does not forbid II a atr;l;rr
lllastration Of these frauds will be exhibits Is
we Report Of tn Secretary Of the Tnssnrv
showing the custom-honse~ valuation IF -article.
imported under I former law subject to speci-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
v.B. Pnlmer's Hints for Business Men.

The door TO wealth responsibility influence and hon0
IL thrown wide open 10 all .
lie who neglects advertising not only robs himself o.
his fair advantages. bat besiows The spoiS GA hIS wS
He who advertses udcously and extensively AFFORD
10 sell lis customers 10 better advantage than he VINO doe
not; because he adopts the correct means 10 mupy .hei
number and EecuTe 10 himself much larger amount O UIsl
ness He who does the largest business can DO II e. tns
smallest percentage OF profit.
An old business may sUbSis until Us customers crop on
hv death or removal; but he who would build up buanesi
now, must be ike the tine and improve the advantages
TO neglect H. IS IKE resolving never TO travel by steam
norcommupcae by telegraph. Ills 10 close ones eyes &c
the light, and insist upon living IN perpetual dahness AZ
individual may DO !hs al his own cos' Ou1 conun4y
class. will never act SO Unwiscy.
She man who refuses 10 advertise his business IN efeei
con.esses ucapaCty and defeat AID relrea-s - eTeAi
piscrim5aon ana c.rcuwspeclon should be exercised
In tie selection Of places and choice made ota papers
best a. apted 70 the pursuits OF advertisers.
Ills idle 10 speak Of the Coz, OF advertising inped
menl-ss well might object 70 tie cost Of sheleTins
his goods protecting them from thieves, dealing them
Continual persevering advertising II the subject be Al
ali adapted 10 the ard OF the pablo is s1re &c
be successful Il ndisputsc :sc iha. there IS no IL
stance OF vel sustained adherence 10 eoaIa-sd sys
TEN Of advertising ever ial.lrS OF success
NoImany wears elspse before the large commercial
dealings OF ne country VIII concenTa's IN me lsnd, o.
oneenh OF toe present number OF 0oeers n prOporloo
TO the amount Of transactions
TIE by which this great and bensdce9f eha7cebt
be effected aye various bat chief among hem Is 0ertrts
,ngno IN two or three papers nor even IN s 'loss q
tie CITY where the business is done but ID tie most wldey
circulated journals Of c eso'. region ghege caS IS q
sired
Nothing has We. been done is ihs way OF advertising
compared 20 wARI CAL and inevitably WI De-
The merchant who has reasonable amount Of capiiA.
and his business IL good shape can far better Giora 70 al
ytltsc the smOUrt Oi StpuU yeal man aIy lesS sum
Those who take hold Of Tia mighty rgine a. An esrJ
day aud wied II win JEDI acf and drisi'H vii make
cas- forfacs: while those who neglect VIII their
business dlr9e alraV and perish. IL must be seized, Eks
ZINE by the foreOck. IL VIII lcSYe NE n- ec.I. S2d
doubling out Of sight tthind Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
Notices of V. b. Palmer's Agency.

The business Of advertising IS mperecly understood
bv merchants generally. Mr. PRlmsTs grest experiences
s5d extensive agency enable him TO give very important
and valuable Suggestions 10 these masters 20 a! Who Tay
fyor lin with az interview Ihesuolect " presented y
- IA certa 10 worthy the serious attention OF al persons
sry,Ssd in active business ~ i. Daas Tribune.
PNMER's enterprise, accompanied as i Is with bis az,
firing industry ehledneAs lndSaoie energy ana
Der eyefance. deserves The reward which We
bsve never doubted be would esen.uHly recsise-fs'1
delpAia Public Ledger.
Mr Palmer Is, We believe, emitted 20 tAs eteol: o. o.
try nis new ard mporan. public convenience, ana We
dbi moi that It's advantages VIII De cay uleits1s1 sls
Soprcnied and the enterprise % winch 'uey arc sOoe'
Airy rev srded "-BGitfH0ye SuH ,v .
January Is I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
MEDICINAL USES OF THE WILD

- CHFRRY 90 Ever since the settlement Of America.
WIG Cherry has been known % posses. very important
moc1 al Vftnta Ese'y BODY know this iac' bI 1b1ty
Ale" now 10 extract s essential proper iss Every
mo'her gives Wi Cherry tea 10 her ch dren FOR
h cohs and OrRmO.t every d eaie. a0d adults thfOug
cut ur country are 70 the haiti = making compound n
glup or 10 Cherry hark ard hsr Ingredients to be
Lsec ~ spring a1icoe cor ps-;5 ilc eat -
chthsrill season. L. Is found by experiment hat he
VIC tLe'r' ssesses even fr more impl-t11f GIales
thn was sacfibed 10 10 Flr be first Ftage 81 Clnsuup
'h slLa. 10 matter how long sanding. Coughs. liz
C'miAu &c j. proved 20 he the best medicine Known
10 men Dr. Wi.aT'a BASIN % ~id Clery q a cls-li-
CO. tAUecl cortred viii similar extract from Tar.
"hch erhsic-s value. Iissuccss6 in curing On mona.
r. uftts-e in suctt every stsge tter best phyt-
IL 49, co no more hh Gsiril-lel ~ tt'4 y. ana
ce men
None esruira Undersigned n BUTTS. 90 the wrapper.
- r sae by 4. 3 a. sarls, lN1 Fuluu-s'. corner Of
NiIam = by Hav and kees' Co, 300 Msllsn-lan@;
10y Nliam Burger "a oOrt AMIDST by Rlsa'0l. Clarke
60 - Asor House eui rs Irving honss, Broadway,
leM-l oLA nId b.. nLLro II. a.u.-a--v ege-ENlere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
V.B.PALMER'S COLUMN.

NkANkIND. It is said, may be divided
I'VE into three distinct casses hose VINO too stub
born 10 abandon error a0er conviction; those who
are so ruhe easily deceived and those who
possessed OF good sente, and use IL 20 me best
advantage.
lis very difficult 20 correct the aged fnd 10 induce PEG
pie to sdOrt principles revere Zoe ia which
they have grown grey.
Philosophy wisdom ard liberty support another he
who vii lnot fanatic he WHO cannot reason ia
afool; he W. O dare not re- sen Is IA slave.
Industry wei directed, vii give con celcy In &
few years The greatest industry iGissppied useless.
The shortest aud way live with honor 10 ths
world. is 10 be 10 realty what would appear 20 he
He " no changes any Of hls opinions, cor
rect any OF his mistakes
Perform fosressy what you believe 20 bee ighL'
Heaven helps those who help themselves"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
CYMNASTIC AND PHYsICALEX

OSERClSE-Mr G \. OTTlGNON respectfully IN.
toIms hs glends and he pabc ssnesv tht hss sks
be large and spacious Gymnasium $50 ana iSl CroSAy,L
oLe door be,s" Blocker, iosmSgy oecr,aa Nv DR. Rch
and Ia now Opea fOf lhS reception OF puuN, tianan',
cas- every morning from ti !, Gad everv sysia iSr
Snl g. BOYS Glaze every afternoon from 4un FSncing
sn6 Spsrring taught privately Al The toonS n B-Mr
Nd CAnSLst Members having keys Of e,osess Ia ths
possession, viii ohige the proprietor ~ leaving them a,
lie Rooms IN CTosOy.sL a. lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
Fg1HE PHILOSOPHY OF DALLEY'S
a GLNl i.tL fAlN La L
NIB n-sriica'y lllrffsted.

bl. practically lirirs!ed,
Fr..a va. = S-.tay t. e. q Fs5. .. 1871
Not Pvlr A l,w days ago The CLONES o. lns H'.7
daughter Of one Of The proPreIos t'' paper
,t ss ard Il, Grandmother IN her erdsG7ors 70 eXun
g,h the fame, was unfortunate euough 70 burn oneo nei
bsrds 10 blister she was tuerng great sgoay aud 'as
only remedy Immediately available being Daley Pan *
racior ,hst visa freely applied Incredible IS mAy .
the next morning hs elects Of the burn had entire ass
pearee ind The hand sound q sVer. As us o.I
red under orr personal notice, wecAnno1 TefAia '
adysug every family 10 have supply OF within re'' -
Gaze ofGccdea The depot FOR It's Iale IS a. me corner u
Broadway and LIpenAr5-st
Fcrihe Genuine article IN the En7eop and en4A's
Boxes, sPPyIo ii DAuLE
AS Broadway, corner LisPens'0'
Tobelad also Of A b & D Sands HaHla-l' :. =.
Co, C.V. Cickeuer CO. 81 Bsrclsy-s1' "S''ei -
send. PsasL, a. Rushions Mrs. H. Hayes So r,-
Of WH. 7. Mercer, Newark, NJ. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
THE NETWORK AND LIVER.
n POOL United STATES NAIL STEAMER


The shlpa comprising ,his iue The
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC. Cspt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Lace, BALTIC Capt COmsIock,
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton.
reese ahps have been bgili by coluscL expressly ~
oVereri ssfvce every hss been taken 10 e.l con
sfucNon, ~ also n ,hcir Engines insure strength and
sped e1d ieer accommodations fcr passengers are ca
eeuaLec Ter elegance or comfort
Prce % fess7ge from NeyTYork 70 iiverpcol sSo *
elusive use = extra SIZE So from Lgefpcc
10 hevf0fk 80 An experienced surgeon attached 20
eseh sh'p no ber.h can De secured UNI pad FOR.
The owners OF htse ships vii rot hs accountable .1f
goc yer, bullion, specie, ewe'ry, precious stones
nsi ola - Edng are gsaed therefor and TIA
Ts!Ie ther-Cf therein Expressed.
PROplsEn nAFEa Of sAfFINa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
& WARRI-

MR.. late Dubois StOdsri) Plano forte msnulsc'
tOrers having disposed Of their Catalogue Of Music 30 MI
JOle, bsve removed from their Old stand 10 lie new
and elegan, Wsreroom 500 Broadway where they have
constantly band large assortment OF st. o. ~ ana
octave Psno Fortes fheir Instruments constructed
N he substantial manner and unsurpassed Tor be
rcnpcs depth ana brlancy OF tone dehcecy 81 toucL
snd suneror finish They warranted 10 shnd me &C
u0n OF any climate and written guarantees Accompanies
every insumelL Purchasers are respectfully lnNl'91 !"
cal snd examine their STOCK .,r,.,p,
al2Imt (laie Dubois SOLIDARITY 800 brOao"A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
y.B, Palmcr's Selection ofEtuies for Busine'
Men.

Establish yourself on the broad and sound basis Of IN
tesIity.
Sc The means they are open 10 al
Calculate the pToOabllueS OF TIE uIufe increase AAe
multiply the means OF inform3uCn. ,.,-
To compete successfully WIKI your nelgAOof pLucpaen
the facilities afforded 10 go ahead.
Confess gHorance n gard 10 10 which you are
uniformed hTen and lcdin
Keep lie MAD on the mans, rather than The object
Take advantage Of modern facilities ana accomplish a.
much in single day a. required weeks nonhs OF years
formerly. -,
Don't depend upon your own lungs alone-use the lungs
Of the Press
Consider the causes Of the good standing OF some and
the decline and fall and Of OF others and reg
ulale your conduct accordingly
n your suit with your ends pursue nose enof
which suit with your means.
Reflect on what you see and hear. Set your mind al
work with candor; weigh Wen ana conAuSf iU
yourself; decide. and act ,,
Treat your customers your eUds By serving them IL
the best manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
PIANOS.
TNHE EOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT.
Il GILBERT 4 CO.'S PIANO FORTEs at SS5 and Az

BrOsdWGy. .,-.--,. ., ,,... t,,.,t,,
.slsb,ie0 Eoisn PisnO kOres msoe by r Gih-lt Go,
bs, recently been opened by WATERS X BEh6l a.
S}3 BroAdWsy corner Of Ant1Onvsl, IA adoHoh 10 'no
former eaiahlshment al 4i1 Broadway ,,-.. -
Toe rapid sale Oh these Instruments and thef eoe sue
ee,. boh among amateur and professional musicians are
smpe proof OF Their superior QusIy The suOScfpe ere
now prepared to offer tie public the Acgeel bnl es' ~
.Otmen Of PisnO both with and without me Eo"an &C
eompanimsnt ever exhibited IN ,hs city 10 answer 10
the assertions OF those Interested 10 the sale OF oe PanOa
thai The Auachment the Piano. the following
copied nom T. Gilbert Co.'S published circular Is sui'
hcitDt: -,.,....
try at our lowest prices sach nslrumr0 &c NAV % or
deTed accompanied 10y The cash satisfactory reference
ard pledge ourselves to refund he f amount received
with ali ecesssTy Of transportation, the losruenl
salts to give entire satisfaction The testimonials we hsve
received from all pars Of the country assure us that The
Aoan Piano Forte hiss only to be- know 10 take the pre-
eedence Of oil others The public are Invited to call ard
examine. Secondhand Pisnos taken In exchange Plsn0s
10 Let
Also. secondhand Gfard Plano Tor sale very low.
WATERS 4 BERRY,
All SS5 and AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
WATER CURE.
HYDROPATHlC N

a MEkICAN HYDROPATHiC ~
Il SIT TIT. L. NICHOLS, sni Mrf n l.
RY COVE NICHOLS viii open Medical sch1f o.
He-Yofh on 10 i-th - September. 1857 ,T 'he 1857
lion - persors Of hcth GexeG IN Glt1e brfc "
Of horur u-oiral erucsiiOn inciu1og tbs prncp -
trd or. crc- he Wcer Cure .
F1rh Cor4se u h-s 10 VIII consist n from tHrrs
to nv. lectures CO.. vl'h resci1gr dltTcils cllrs
AID sxs1itri'ors Cor p-l-nt pfo~sslrs Il 7f, 70 we
ii ~. ,slion of Chcnisry, Alsony, Operative oI'se'y
ard G. UEss-cs -, t.. h,.-,
Fr - Gv cosrs % s1vauce. covering n. hul poaI
ard deuias koart may h. opisinri ~ 'r'tA trolp
three colisrs week Fairy spolcsu'n ny futi n t.
0ues'ed For fl prospectn, see Water Cure Jolf9el.
DR. Nichols ana mrs 0ove Nichos vi remove "h .l7
1t Of Av to spscious md convenient house 81 Cl.
pisee (Eis hih-st uesr Fithav, sld on7 DOCK so,Fe
wash ptur Square WHERE with every convenience TOT
fau Hycrupsihc srd GymOasuc treatment 'nry vi 70
ceive Isff-rs for ll board uealWe1f DAY treatment ~
CONSULTATIONS They sso attend 10 family and O's7H'
Wsc.ifr - 800. .., d,usrs 4
Dty treatment one dollar q day. ,.-.
TIs lee f.r conauIsdon, personally or bg ies5' 10 I'VE
dofsrs psvAhe ia advance Subsequent sd'lce II hec1e1
Ccn,ulia,ors rom Ia 4. AZ to- Sundays excepted
PtnoIs wishing for reduced .fhs or td'iCe s's'9' W"
be seen on SATURDAY alter : r NJ. - ..-.-,.-t
Patients al a distsnce Wishing 70 come Tor HeaiiheI
vspCy hv letter and be Informed u lie hit vacancy ~
our establish inert o-r,-,,c,1,,U+
New.yOTk. g Weit "a 81 ." ILL.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

CONTAINING NJ ALOO1O1''-
- 'T pYs flIIaF FOR
IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS PORHS.
Such ss Pain IN the Stomach. Heartburn hGhCs C1tve'
ness hciJ stomach Headache. LoB Of ApPente. Pies
Night Swesis, Asthma or Phusic + ie.I Is VI
Wind IN the Stomach, Nsrvousneu CoidheH
Of The EXuemtes. Weahuess OF ms
Limbs, General Debility, -,
ard all the indescrhabe symptoms OF tina uuVersal dt
They are also ihe best tonic kno"u 'o' 'n0 p'0'7o
o0n SHu cure u FEVER AND AGUE.
These btterg have received the
A"''' HiGHEST TESTIMONIALS
ever offered 10 he pubic favor OF any Medicine IN he
For the most SATISFACTORY PROOF Of the success
CT tbiS remedy pamphlets containing tu! psfuc1lN'
'H0 ''' ''-''''F MEaBERs OF CONGRESS
and Other parties Well knoEn 10 TIE public , .is,..
AmorS he numerous and highly resPecaoe ceF.llcasi
" Prof A y A II HAYES n D.. State Assayer.
FITZHESRY HOMER Esq Boston -
JAMES c DUNN. no CIV Treasurer oos, ~.
Bon. MYRON LAWRENCE. ENFIe'1eu' "''''Ao-~'
'' Hon Il. ARNOLD formerly Governor OF Rhode I'
'p ao mo-" WEI VW0o6BBiDoE formerly Governor Of
" Hon. T soREHEGD, formerly Governor OF Ken
OfI Ss 1IT sss sf5SaS Senator from Rhode Island
Hon. sAML PHELPS L $. senator iL... H e, VI
Hon SOLOMON FOOTE, Member OF congress 'o"
Bon H D. FOSTER, Member e Congress from Penn
Hon NJ L MARTIN. Delegate II Congress from WIS
Gen. 4 C. DODGE, Delegate in Congress from Iowa
RP. STOWE, Esq, Clerk 10 lie House OF Representa-
ives .
C. c. TROWBRIDGE, ESQ, (Prest Michigan sIa's
Bank) DeuoiL Mich.
GEO " JONES, ESQ, Surveyor Genera Dubuque
Iowa
JOSEPH HOME ESQ rs Wallst., n. Y
AGuy other ucviduals OF the highest Iespe -
be resrrec TO- v 10 VII confirm a. hat has been s2a
favor q this invaluable medicine. - -
DR. GRO 3 GREEN Proprietor, Windsor "
REED BATES 4 AUSTIN, Wholesale Drugg5lSi -
Merchants Row, 3 ls;on General Agents
Price s. VCT bottle; Slx bottles for - 60,
ors,.e bv A 4 d. Sands 100 Fulong A L., :
WI 4 Co SIG Brosdvay II. Ring, l99 Brosd Tsy, n Il
knd BY Inc druggists generally IN Ihs U1.ed slais' 40
Canada - Iin-I4A--o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP E CO.
4 The o1y through Lzs r GALiFqyS s;. red a1 90
SUn, via M AHA ., sN MThe eudid doubseas he
Steamship oaIo 500 IoLs 5grtasn !sI ~ oe5c 81
I N Commander vii a. p ~ \ T. With t.- Coz
@ en- a. f c eo9Sec1ss Sa sa we ssaans
United sla,s Ha STEAMSHIP sSt or ns,ssge apply al
he 81 of ss az s. souIh4t, III We'iL s' '-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
WATER-CURE INSTITUTES

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