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GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

EREAT MORT Fl I'm RAILROAD
" ROUTE from NETWORK TO VERMONT ard
CAkADA.-TlrouEh Tickets 10 Bellows Falls, Rutland,
BuTinsten. Windsor White River Junction Wells River,
81 JOhns bury. s. Ahsns Rogses Point Osd-nsbGrsh and
Montreal BY the SewYork and NewHsv- 10 connection
witt TIE northern RsilTses Express Trans leave AZ
AN. and 81 7 NJ. Ticket Office corner Broadway and
Caralst, New-York. Fre.ht by Steamer TRAVELLER
from Peel sip, every day precisely N IN connection
with tie R4roads with Dispatch redoced 20 Bur
hnston Ofdenshurgh Montreal and intermediate towns.
The Railroad Companies forming tie NewHsveR roue
Determined 10 make 10 the comfortable and rpedous
winter roUte from Sew-f0rk TO Vermont and Canada
i. HYDE. Railroad Agent No l52 Southst. NY
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DAnICAL CURE Of HERNIA or RUP.

n OrOhOE ~ csS~.'"-
tsken an Office az Ne. SIS Broadway New-i eft may 90
ec.sEt,d on THURSDAY, Friday and ss'urasy OF 80
Or eontiaues to cur Hsrni- Rupture IN All 10 ~fu
thereby rrnerins the ofTrUsss UNNECESSARY he sse
treatment Of EsmoIrhods fiies ProApsas OF hsrHs
Reci Ae. -. =, .
offee No 2Exs,srPlaee. lnfrmary, No u LaneomS'
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TIE STINONIALs.

No newspsP.r would hold the many certificates and tes
monies Of gratitude the Proprietor at liberty 10
publish them.
Below is few Of the many thousand Certificates received
being Ut liberty opublsh them
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steamboais and Railroads.
SHREWSBURY, HI(

NOR SHREWSBURY HIGHLAND DOCK,
II OCEAN HOUSE, (Lons Br.nchl P0Rr WASH
NGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DON, MIG
dle,ewn } and RED BANk--lhe new NC sPsH. - -
ssst THOMAS HUNT, Capt 4. Il Hasserty, rln lesrs
Wv ~ 49,. sss..vcsx FROM SBREwsBvRy.
u,.s. nv rs AM "Wednesday. Dec. IS III 4 n
s " T. Is TAursday Dec. IS Ia T. n
rnuisoA H. =, 81 Friday Dec. II, p. u
s s.u,s IN ~ ~ !, p M MONDAY, Dec. %, PM
Tuesday. Dee. q, Il 7. N Weanes.y' Ss "a II
s.nSaSs ~ 81 AZ A M Monday Dec q, 81 A NJ.
satniuay' n ne - WedDcsdsy Dec. =, 81 AN
I9ensy. M NJ. 20 Tbur,d.y Dec. 50. 10 A. ~
Insisa'S oe :, -. a. fridsy. bee 81, lii A. N.
freay, ~ G. 60, ill run in coanrctica with best-
s,.srs 10 convey passengers to Al paTts OF the COUNTRY
persons are forbid trusting the above eesi On me sooos
the OWEN ----
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DISSOLyED-This day by mutual consent,
- The srn Of SEAMAN l. WlLLETTs. AL psasSSs a.
h,y;ps elsrs against the will send them IN
lay Il No 20 West 2istst.-Dee FL iso<
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1v,uF CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COM

i PANY Capital $500 shares s,o0 sse1Tas Soo ,a
Va Camn.nx will he opened al the Banking heuse u
inc Npr2 sbs rman 4 Co. on TUESDAY the 2sth
iSM Ten per cent viii be required 10 be pad at
o. - hsr,ilns the balance viii lac payable on the
sle .,e " iusTy lssS-Daed New-York, Dec. ~, 1884,
"'"' " u. III. ARNOLD,
JOSEPH RATfELl,
WATTS SHERMAN, SCommis'one''
WILSON G. HUNT,
JOHN CASWELL J
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New YORK. Aoucs HEREBY sven 70 all
persons hs,ins esis ssus, MACE h Of he CITY ofsew
iok undsie he With vouehsrs hero
u 70 ssbrrbsrs us esre Of Wshtass Cast, se ~
rrzskLa Hosse the cy q New reh a o. b.
oe i< DATED Sew york, the bath dzy
SEPT, ls5z eiHOS snirpLsh ksses iS'
slI Isvsms HARRIKT O. MACE, Elscatnr
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furniture, &r.

~REAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS
" REDS. MATTRESSES, &C. at CRAWbICNs,N Ne
sss Gssnds secona door east q ss IN.
Attention OF families about purchasing invN
20 The h.se and beautiful assortment Of bsos AaIsss
p.,ilsssrs Beasteads Gotta kc al OF which nave SOL
s ., low eash urccs and will be sold at suoh prices
= to make for a. to cal and s . sas
80 ~ ;, 81 tbr city brooklyn and Whamseursh Tree Of
70 any ~ aud made
esi''se' y" w CRAWBUCK, No. SIS Grssdst,
'" ~' 81 door esst of Es>cxst
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ealing my attention 70 Dr. Morsc's inviso-ltnx Cordial
for IN sure . has cone tr what ether medicine
could have been atictct Tor year pLst " n sre&t
Prcsr-eon CT the whole Nervous Sys.er Stenied vita
Lcss Of Memory CoEtuso1 OF Thou hit 10 such degree
70 render impossible for keep NV shsuehts on
ore sch,eck even while couverssng NTH friend | was
ohhcec 70 eve up my professional business Foo the last
az o. right months have been travelling a. advised By nv
PHYSICIAN visiting al tie principal wsfesirg places with
called :, vcur store and noticed TIE Cordial Nv ars, inl
i-ur ss.o- w-s that tie medicine mAaussctared 20
elf a< r-cs o. the ra.cn. medicines and would hs
worse thar useless should not have taken but Cox yocr
recommendation ard knowledse If The Professional sud
i-S of the p-opricur IL acts Ike magic Ny health be-
r.n 20 irr-ve aim 81 from the FIST dose Nv appetite BE-
enrre better felt aud now although have
fsker trt four Of the SIX bottles sent iee we'll
an satsed Of my indebtedness 70 the CoriL or my
turning health. shall always regard u as an inyaasoe
To Dr. J. W. DYOrT, Philadelphia
BROOKLYN. Aug. n 1913.
ns Moxsr-Desr Sir Nv wife has been Aaiictec tor
the last sven yess with General Weakness Prosraton
Sour Sto.ach nvsrepssa Costvencss Extreme Nervous
by Cold daring sickness which nearly e,ininsse
her life. Several physicians wc-c employed aud sSa'
rrry medicines 70 70 purpose Among the rest were nu
ccTa and other medicines tdvetise tor tne same
purroxe a. yours And 60 las, friend az the aiy requested
ne 10 ycur cordial which did with no hops that y
recce fel ny heart expand toward you dear SIR,
when inform Won sh. has not vet taken three bottles and
already ENJOYS better health than she has for twenty years
previous Tins date Costiveness. Headache, Nervousness
Piles Dyspepsia al gone md have rot the least doabt
u viii ultimately rrs.crc Der complete health shall
ever take Measure in recoc nding 70 Others troubled
in Ike manner. With my best res2eCss. -,,,,u-
SYLVESTER n. WORrHEW.
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smah Ksa saros.te u kass, sAss Asey
gwen seossiss hv TO all hsvns claims As.ass VA
TER HIGGIKs 81 the csy Of oosyn, tecsAsd that nsy
are r,oysd vos<h~r- he cot 70 he sub
.erib<r WILLIAM n yOsTLR No - DsvisDa g. DE Cay
E.~ fott % osfth day Of April aext DsfsS SEPT
- NARY HiGGfSs Administrator,
"A fms "
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CURTAINS.-PRICES ne

w DuCFD-No. 40 Pearist corner OF wn!iam-t.s :,
hes are prepared TO sell the balance Of their s,9ca
r.;n Materials at greatly reduced prices SIX ana
ed dsms,k Lace and Muslin Curtains wlnoo~ .,.I
10 III md, of Curtsin Trimmings at wholesale OF rets
Oh" CHILDS SMITH, Practical uphosie'e"
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nOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

II FEMALE KfNUF A INU FILIlN.-bOTh IN Ule fe-
male nrmay aud private practice Doctor IAN lambert
Of Germany. has used these pills with unparalleled slccess
For diseases y, oula females they be relied
certain speedy, and unfans remedy They nave bsen IN
about twelve this country and the
approval of the ply this
city There prescription whose effects have been able
compare with tese pills the treatment OF females and
IL much hs their has been than
equs the combined effects OF all other remedies. These
who have them know what invaluable les.cy Doctor
Van smbert has lef the world BY their may
rely upon obtain speedy relief whereby health restored
and the pale and deathy ccunten,nce gives place to the
roseate hucs OF health.
n B-Purchase unless they have the certificate Of
copyright the wrappers and the written signatures OF
II. c. VAN LAMBERT N ID. on the duty stamp around
each box, and r. NJ GUiON,
General Agent for United STATES America,
No IL BOwery, corner Grand-s.. Price 81 per box
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DR. BERoS,s CELEBRATED FEMALE

IL PlLLS-This wordossal aud lasly ee'eos-fso ien,.
cy can be bad ~ he ofec. usy D sent oy u'AI :"
sctrrss Ofee corner Of Brosdvay And hoassoa o.,
the drug store The Doctor Attends exclusively % a.
practice Rosn from 9 O'Clock A. TO IL N ana n0'a
tnsfM
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

the u New rost sotiee 10 hereby N
o-f.eas lawns esms assns TRANcIs SHAY s 81 the CT
Yot deeesed pessu ths With ,esehers s~sss
20 thu ssb.creer oce Broadway the City Of Ne~
Yofk twenty th,j 81 Mas asstD@ssd New
gso iarsmss PETxR CASHIER, Esscu,es
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UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
- COMPANY, come citing with the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, carrying the great U. ). Mail.
Only through Y. s. Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and ORE
CON, via Aspinwal and Panama The splendid new and
double engine L. S Mail Steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tuns
burden d. d. Porter T. $. Navy, Commander viii sail on
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5, at O'Clock NJ. precisely, from
foot OF Wsuen-s NORTH River. The Pacific Mail steam
ship Companys regular Mail Steamer will be readiness
at Panama to the Geogias mails and passengers
and tail datey for San Francisco No efforts w DO
syartd the part Of the Companies TO send ther pe
gers through with expedition, comfort and safety.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPINwALL.
Ladies Saloon State Room 90
Lower AT and Forward Saloon domino. %
Second CABIN StaDdoes
Passengers will be anded the railroad wharf st Aspin-
wall free Transit the lshmus at the expense
Passengers by this line Forwarded with the mail from
Panama and not exposed 70 detention az TIE COMPANY
have spare boats at Panama. . -.
Rates OF fare from Panama TO San Francisco on the most
favorable terms For freight or passage apply TO
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of The Cos,
No III West-st., corner Of Narrens':
NB-Shippcrs requested 70 supply themselves win
the Companys bills of lsdDs which wil be signed Al me
off between the hours of 10 and O'Clock OF The day oil
sailing.
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NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO

NEW YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-TTiROCGH TO SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on the
IsTHMUs.-The new and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAM, 200 tEns, w. A. Mills. Commander, win leave
New YORK, from pier No. g. y. River, for ASrfNWALI.
Navy Bay, on THURSDAY. Jan 20 at O'Clock, p NJ
precise ~, Connecting a Panama with the double
CINE steamship CO3TFS, 1900 Th0nsz r. Cropper
Commander, which steamship leaves Panama ,rrval
of the pasfonaeTs by the UNCLE SAsi Cor Sac Francisco
stopping only at Acapulco for supplies.
1be'e vessels IN accommodations veat aon speed and
sfet7 are unsurpassed An experienced physcin is a.
tached TO ssesnieT
Passengers will be landed on the wharf a. Aspiuwa and
take tie PGuama Railroad.
Passengers are cautioned that tie tickets for this ns
are cold only az No. &c Broadway.
DAVIS. BROOKS l. Co. General Agents
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HYDROpATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTI.
CANDS,s UOARHOIIND COUGH SYRUP.

Il TUTE, No IS Laishtst. special department for ie
male dresses II. T. TRAIL, " D., Proprietor
DR.. J. L. HOSFORD Assistant.
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CPECIE and GoLDDUsT from G! \ IF, R

CpECIE and GOLD DUST from CALlfOK'
INA NETWORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SIIiP LINE No. ~ BrosdwayIhe attention OF parties
s,de,ins returns from California in Specie or COO pus &C.
I; ,eeted 70 the notice Of NewYcrk underwriters AZ ioo
DAVIS BROOKS Il Co. General Agents
EEw-YoRE, Sept IL, 1872
Jv TnF = NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SRIP LINE havns arranged with MessIs. 1aii,sSn
49,, n, finnish specie guard which has been deemed sat
6s,ory by the undersigned they now viking to take
insurance iiom San francisco 20 ana 70 @
sSton OF the guard Of Mess Garrison fretI from an
ANA m the Atlantic coast has bsen and yet allowed on
srscie guarded by the guard Of Mcsp Aosauen hn"0s
Company. - fS;.n.N zsa csox
cen 4 Mutual Insurance CO., AS'6nsd) ALfktp o"pA"'
Ns"-ioiA iSisned) I. b. SArrERrHwAirs.
~-...,.,.;s, rcso,ssSce Co (Ssned) DAM n SsIrs.
Atlantic Mutual Ina Co, tSisned, WATER X yoSts'
The sun Mutual Insurance Go, ts,snedl a y;
us,c.n,le Irrurapce Co. (Sisnedl ELwooo WsdrEx
LYON Mutual lbs Co, (Sienedl J. l. LsrHnsr frest-
xtjss Mutai Insurance Co, tSsned) N H. osSoop.
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~ only ~ cents a bOttlc.A delightful and remedy
for Cough Hossness Influenza &c IL cannot be praised
too highly. Wholesale and retail at SANDS'S Mammoth
Drug Store No II Jomesst and Drug Stores generally.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surro,

cate the County nsw Yot sose hereby 70 eli ps
ons hsuns claims Against JOHN W. PALMER hts Of the Cry o
New Bshs dessssa pfsssas ae With sosehsrs
thereof " the ssbscrer his hosss No. Aveans 10 the CITY
Of before the ssh aAy oAy SAT- Dated
asia. sms sAnL W. sEELy, Admr. &c
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M PURSUANCE of an order of che Surro-

PEI oas having claims sssins EbdTsE cUEsDEf wsh I'm
porter sf CITY Of Hswyct Sssssss 70 tbs
With vouchers thereof subscriber 81 hs oAes Mo- 81 Ns.sss
Of New Yefk bsfofe The Ii day " March asst
aJ..smss 1LoKIss QUiHcHE. Esseusor
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Nn MERcIrRY OR OPIuM-sOLEMN OATH

Dr. M.rse having recently heard thai soIs 70
Mercury and Opium has made the ie..o~.ns s1a =
Whether these Physicians and Dru1ise saPl- = e
hs I, 49, 1oon n.rtra.r dsesses from 10 grcsi pow
a I.h.vns p, g. Of sasy = lsss S.s s'i Yss
o. -. ISL ~ -. eirhse~n hundred and forty az.
personally Appeared ieforr me, Andrew Hieae Asyaa
the DRY Of NewYork, Metcah norse vno y = ~
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DR. PREsTON,s FEMALE PANACEA.

IL Nos. l. and g. is a remedy which applies 70 every
disease ard irresularty Relief guaranteed in all
when taken with advice Sent BY mail with ful directions.
Price 81 per number. Office No. a5 Bowery. Consuts-
fanrs d aud eyeuing.
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p,,n.,,d bv M MORSE, d. D.. end for sale By CHAS.
n RlS; Genera Agent 10 Is2 Broadway, kes-forl TO
whom All orders must addressed In Brooklyn, Milne,
No. 2i5 FultoD-st - 49,
IL put up bighly concentrated ~ pint boes WITH ne
name bSown in the glass sold of eS PER Bottle tof
1rsred .eeordBs 70 Act Of Coasre ia the year sn by
h,tcate Morse the Clerks Once Of the District Court
tor the southern District Of the btate oil Ne"-Iom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

DOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
Il semi-WeeklyU s. Mail Line-The aud fat going
steamer MARION NJ Berry, Commander viii leave
Pier No 4 North River on SATURDAY, Dec. o, at
O'Clock r NJ, precisely For freight apply board,
where all bills Of adng viii be signed and for passage at
the Office Of
sPOFFORD, TILESTON 4 Co, No 4s Sou,hs..
Through tickets 10 Florda follows: To jacksonville,
s3l Piiatka, S33 No bills Of lsding signed after the
steamer he's sailQd.
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listed STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.-For NEW-ORLEANS. via HAVANA
the splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Baxter Command
er will sai from the Pier at the foot of Warren-st, North
River, MONDAY, Dec a. at O'Clock Z NJ precisely
RATES OF FARE TO HAVANA AND Ssw-oRLEASs.
New Arrangement
Ladies and After Saloon Berths ................S6o
Lower Forward Saloon. 50
SteSrnke -
Specie only taken on freight TO Havana
Freight taken to NewOreaus 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers freight requested TO supply themselves wto
Company bills Of ladng which be had app-
cation IT the office. No other form viii be signed
No bills of sding signed after IL o'clock the day OF
sailing. For freight or passage, apply to ~
81. O. ROBERTS,
No n
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20 the BEEF BUTCHERS of NETWORK
Jnsuramee Companies.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION and GENER-
H AL FIRE INSURANCE Co., corner of Tryonrow
and Chathanst, in the Harlem Railroad Buildings,
taking risks on tnts, buildings &C. the most favorable
terms. JOHN BRUCE, President.
DANIEL BARNES Secretary
IMPORTANT to CALIFORNIANS-In
Il effected in rsclass Companies, at the lowest
by SAML EDDY No. 63 Wall-st For sale Lots Sd
st., between Broadway and 5thav
mutual FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
AVA CAPITAL.-The Republic Fire insurance Company
of the City of New ok-lneurance Buildings No ~ Wall
IT., corner of Wilam-st
The Charter of this Company requires that feurfhs Of
ftockhoders) to be divided with the policy holders
ROBERT S. HONE, President
ID. r. CURRY, Secretary.
N BCopies sf the Charter Of this Company be Oh
taped on application at the Office.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
IN ANCE SOCIETY of LOND0N-General Agency
ty having deposited a Guarantee Fund OF OO,OOO IN
United Staes Stocks and NewYork State Stocks with the
Controller OF the Stse OF IN accordance with
the law will receive proposals for Insurance on Lves
nj their General Agency No II Wal+t Newfork, and at
their different Agenci.s throughout the State.
Persons going to California and 10 Australia insured al
moderate extra premium.
The Local Board OF Directors meet every WEDNESDAY Tor
trsnaacton OF current business -
Medical Examine attendance daily at o'clock p NJ
Pamphle t. setting forth the advantages OF this Company
can be had on application at the Office No. III Walst
LOCAL BOARD or DIRECTORS HEw-yoRK;
George Barclay, James Boornan, John Palmer
ys mSySnd epy hSGsI oep T z
A O. Stout R6bert J. Dillon, Joseph Gailsrd r.
BAHxERs-The Merchants Bank New-i York; the Leath-
al Manufacturers Bank New-York.
SotIcIToR-ROBFRT J. DILLON IN @
MrnIe.I FxAMINERs-DR. A. T.. hOSACk and DR. .
sKTENE. C. E. HABlCHT, General Agent
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LNOR LIVERPOOL-Unite States Mail
il Steamship ARCTIC, Capt James C. Luce-This steam
ship viii depart with the United States msils for Europe,
positively on SATURDAY, Dee IS at " O'Clock 81 from
her berth at the foot Of Cana No berths secured hii pad
Er For resht passage, having unequsled sccommods
lions for elegance and comfort apply 10 =. ..,,,r
EDW. X. COLLINS CO, NO. 20 VAIL
Passengers requested to be on board Al ~ inc
Steamship ATLANTIC will succeed the AkCIlC, snd VIII
ell on the 9Th January
VVHE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP
il ANDES Robert Hutchings, Commander. IL appointed
10 coil from Newly ork for Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th January, 1858. An
Passage money first Cabin.
Passage money second cabin :'.'.'.' %
Will take -four, cotton, gram, and other reisnt al low
rnte, Apply 10 y. CUNARp, No. 4Bowns Green
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY connecting with the Pacific Nail steam
co. CAIIFONIA and OREGON, via HAVANA FOR As
PiN\NAIL and PANAMA. spendld .ew and double
engine u s. Mail Steamship CHEROkEEa l,Soo tune
harden Rodney Baxter, commande< wilt SAIL on MN
DAY Dec "a at O'Clock p III precisely from pier al oos
of Wanen-st., Moth River.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPINwALL. A..
Lsd;es Saloon State Room
Lover An and Forward Saloon, State ROOM %
Second Cabin 80
St.erese Observation-Disclosures. %
will be landed at the Railroad Wharf At As
n;nwan fee Trapst of the fshmus at the Pessenscrs
xnense Persons through passage by the United
states Mail Steamers from have preference OF
accommodation on board the Pacific Mall steamers.
Rates of Fare from Panama San Francisco on the mos
favorable terms For Freight OF Psssase, spgiyto
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
at the Office of the Companies, No. IN Vests
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a, 900 REWARD.

Some Patent Medicine Men," who tTe 60 800 - -.
iramsnse success Il DR.. Mores ipvisor.n ~ Ii
sud thaf he published hctirious Cxnzares IN Ao-E -.
pay any Of tkoss men Geo for sseh het'os ee'ncAe
they esn produce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

DIR. MoRsE.s INvIGORATlN6 CORDIAL
Has and q constantly Curnz the Conlp-nN ns.s..s
the mtnta and bodily incapseIty Of the anofIunas
~ the thsusxnd certificates received 81 sn'"
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Rpu Y. psvsss, Auesn<y,
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-29
Annual Session of the Grand DiVi-
sion of the S. of 7. of Ohio.

The number in attendance at the
meeting, at Circleville, was not large,
but those who were there, were ami
mated with the true spirit. They saw
eye to eye on all questions discussed,
and were in earnest to accomplish the
great work we are united to perpet-
uate. 1t is a great shame that the
Subordinate Divisions do not take a
deeper interest in the semi-annual ses.
sions of this body. They should, by
all means, see that they are repre-,
sented by at least one delegate.
We commence, this week, the pub
lication of the entire proceedings OF
the late session. On account Of the
low state of the finances, the journal
will not be published in pamphlet form,
as heretofore but the members Of the
Order will find the whole published in
this and the two or three succeed ng
numbers of the Organ.
1t is believed that our Order in this
State, is in a more hopeful condiotin
than it was a year ago; although it
is quite disheartening to hear of the
demise of many Divisions, and the
"Poor dying notes " of others.
We invite the especial attention of
the members Of the Order to the re-
ports of the officers, and the other
proceedings Of the Grand Division.
The next Session of the G. D. will
be held in Springfield, Clark county,
Ohio, on the 3rd Wednesday in Apri'
next. This place is very easy of ac
cess, and we sincerely hope that ever,
Division in the State that has a nam
to live, will resolve to have a repre-
sentation there.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-29
The Question Settled MI!

His Honor, Judge Finn, of the
Criminal Court of Hamilton county,
gave a decision, last week, that viii
relieve the friends Of temperance and
the Legislature of Ohio from all fur
ther trouble for the present, about the
Maine Law. A liquor-seller was pre-
sented, under the law of March l2th,
1851, and the case coming up before
Judge Finn, after a FIJI and honest
examination of the whole subject, he
decided that the law of March 18th,
or any other law that prohibited the
traffic in liquors, was aviolation of the
no license clause in the new Constiru-
ton! The Constitution recognizes the
traffic in liquors as legitimate and
proper, and while, by its terms, the
General Assembly may prohibit the
evils growing out of the traffic." the
traffic itself cannot be inter(ered with.
Hang your harps upon the willows,
temperance men burn up your petit
tions to the Legislature ! Liquor sell
lers, go on rejoicing in your work Of
death, and hold jubilees over the thou,
sands slain the Constitution is your
shield Judge Finn has decided the
matter, and his decision will command
great respect from other Judicial tribu
mails. His extensive legal attainments
profound judgment, and commanding
position, will make this opinion lead
ing one, and the basis of all future de
cisions on this clause of the new Con
stitution.
1t becomes us to bow with rever
ance to the solemn decision Of hi;
Honor on this great question, but We
! feel bad We are so overwhelmed
with disappointm nj at the unexpected
result of Judge Flinn's thorough in
vestigation of the subject, that We
will not permit ourselves to indulge il
a word of comment
Those who labored for the adoption
of the no license clause, poor sous
have fallen into the pit they dug
for others. 1t is pity that they die
not understand the meaning of Ian
guage better, Oh! for extensive lega
attainments and profound judicial tel
ent on the part of those who voted 70
q this temperance clause! 1t turns ou
to be a shield for the traffic we de
signed to destroy.