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something new under lie s. n

lust received at BLAIR'S Drug Store that
y Patent Black Indelibte & IndestructiJke Yri-
tin INK. A truly black and purely fluent Wri-
ting Ink, Indeible. with no corrosive properties
and without liability to precipitate or thicken by
age change of climate or exposure 10 the air,
has hitherto been in Chemistry an impossibiluy
Now, for the first time such an Ink is presented
to the public for it has been tested by the most
scientific chemists is by the highestau AUTHORITIES
pronounced incompatible for It's ease and ele-
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The great beauty ana superiority OF. THIS afSa~
parilla over al other medicines Is, while II eradi-
Gates disease, it nvlgorates the body. It is one
of the very best Spring and Summer medicines
ever known; il not only puTihes the hoesystem
and strengthens tie person, bnt il creates new
pule and rich blood: power possessed by no
other medicine Antliil this hes the great secret
of is wonderful success. Il has performed With
IN ille last Two years. more tlan50, 900 cures of
severe cases OF diseaseSSat least 7eO0 were con-
sideretl ncnrabie. 1t has savedth lives Of more
than 5000 CHILDREN THE TWO PAST SEA
SONS alone.
More than 5000 cases of Chronic Rheuma-
usm;
1000 cases of Dyspepsia.
1000 cases of General Debility and want Of en-
1000 cases of the different Female Complaints;
1000 cases OF Scrolula;
1,500 cases OF the Liver ompiaint;
800 eases OF Disease Of the kidney and
Dropsy;
1900 eases Of tie Gravel;
900 cases. of lex Headache;
4, 800 cases of the DropsY;
5000 cases OF eonsumption
And thousands of cases OF the Blood.yiz. Ulcers
Erysipelas. all Rheum Pinples ON the Face
Scald Head. letter, Neuralgia, 6e., &c togetheI
with hume Gus cases of Sick Headache, Pain II
1.-The idle and Chest, Spinal Affections, &c.
Hundreds ofEeases oil Fits and Nervous Dis.
eases originating in Debility. hive been entirel,
Toured. and thousands OF cases of Dyspepsia, Diar
rllcea and umlner onplaint.
ScrOftIlsa cured.
This certificate conclusivelf proves that TIL
iSarsaparlla has perfect control over the nlcstob
estimate diseases of the Blood Threc person
Toured in one house IS unprecedented,
Three Children.
Or. Towase,sa- Dear Sir have tie pIcasur
conform you that three OF my ildfcn have bee
cured OF tie Sceotula By the use of your excel
LEM medicine. Iliey were afflicted very seperel
with bad Sores; have taken only four bodies;
ltool them away Tor winch feel 81 b ilnde
great oblgutloll. ours. respectfully
ISAAC ~ era ~ log WoosteF-s
Sold BY
JAMES JONES s co.
Sign Of tile Negro and Mortar
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Fual The s.. Louis Tones.

Fran the St. LoHiS Times
MUSTANG LlNINENI.--lt iStine NOW. for us to
have orr say about this Liuiment. The COM
municalions in our last TWO issues, furnish pret-
~ strong evidence Of its valuable healing and
curative properties. We have Just been shown
letter iroma gentlemanin Illinois, which says:
My little son three years oldl had the msfor-
time o break lis leg a few weeks since. inn
mediately applied some of the Mustang Lini-
ment TO il, and have 10 bathe it three times a
day with the Liniment, and am happy to say he
isnow able 10 walk.'i
We lave seen so muchspufIing and blowing
respecting Medicines and Llniments, that they
lave become disgusting, and we are apt to think
them all hnmbng. But all this Eminent wants
is lair trial andii viii puff andblow itself be-
causeit is really valuable article This we
know from experience. Our advice to all, is. try
ii! and you5vvill NOT bedisappointed.
JAMES JONE & co. Sole Agents,
1t the Sign Of the Negro q Mortar.
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Thc Most wonderful RENE dy


Ever used for removing mud eTaaicating pains
ct any kind almost insananeously.and Tor hea-
ling and perfectly curing all kinds OF .4ekes,
.4gte i,t The Breast OF Fac, .4gue CAKE. Burns.
Bruises, Biies, Bites Of Diasketoes spiders or sdkes
and even Of mad dogs oroiiier rabid animals !.
Chnfag Chapped Hands, Chiibiaias, Corns Con-
traction Of The muscles or cordS Gus Of any kind
Deafness, Edr-ache EruptioRsof any KIND Erysi-
peias Fsrer Sorcs. Goat Goitfc or Slcctied Throat
Headache, Lnrd Lnmps or 7umors Itch, Idfamed
JOINTS, inflammation OF any kind. Ldmeacss oil any
kind, Mango Muscular Heakness, Ncreous Dis
edses, Old Ssres, Paralysis on Palsy OEdemdfus
SreHings, Pinlples on ne Far, QniRsy. RHEU-
lf.4IISM lit Is the perfect master oil this COM
piaintl Sedids, SAT- Rhei,Bi, Scdtd Head Scnrrg,
SpfainS Sore Throat Sore Nipples, Sore Lips.
Strciied dna Iaddned Joints aud LIMBS StingS OF
bees, wasps. aud ptlier poisonous insects. Tic
Doioreur, Ulcers. recent or of long standing Te-
nereci Sores or Modes, Weakness in the Back.
Limbs o. .2nkies, and perfect MASTER of all
EXPLANATIONS or PAINS
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Tie me Dlgessige F2lsi7, 81 Castro lice.
THIS IS q truly wonderful remedy for ii.
digestion, Dyspepsia Jaundiee, Liver Com
plant, Genera Debility and Nervous Con.
supption, curing after Nature own bod
by Nature own agent sAa tr5e NICE
lah teaspoonln S. Pepsin NJ d in
water viii dissolve digest ire 81
"a beef Ia abouf tNo hours oui of tie
jar
juno
20 IS
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Messrs. Franklin & Brother
J Sherman,
Eckford, Cage & Co.
Col b. S. Long, Columbus hiss
Messrs. Boykin, NcRae & Foster,
Humplrics, Walsh & Co.
Moo & Lyons. Mobile. ala.
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WIsTAR's RALsA1I

TIE Beu Re, eolyerer buoual n 1Ian.
ii OR Coughs, Asthma Colds. Group. Bronchil.
4 is. lnhuenza; Bleeding Of tie Lungs, Din.
Guilty OF Breathing. Liver Affection; Pain Of
of the Breast or Side First STAGES Of
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East India Hair Dive.

eafnes s-UsesDr Larzetii's Acecnst1r0.
iorthe cure OF Deafness. ALoallshost disagree
able noises iikethe baizziDo OF insects falling Il
wafer. wInzzine Of steam. Which arc syIHi toHs a.
approac hlne ee;iireSs. 8iany persons vi I've.
been deaffor tei,. fifteen or fwenty wars & wee
snbJet.tfo nSe ear trnnpeIs. 1iave afiefiSr ore
or TWO bofiies thrown asidcilrs.s trrnsret> Iriss
mate perieeiiI wei lahas cured tsgst, q u IS
and even 81 years sfassftfle- o ,it-atf.fsss cgf
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DR.. Christie'S CalvaniC CuratiyCs.

GALVANIC BELTS GALVANIC NECKLACE
BRACELETS; FLUID;
RINGS; =" BANDS;
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Gcrssf Ct IS Tesr gf-
mos - Culinary eIftiig sf flss a-ts5
&c ehctffatf5 ttredicfifsS 81 ms 'ss9f 5ri sfs
and s.liIidfea Ifcaniiol ban flIss4saossls u.
fam or - on ss'Si . & UT ;iIis - - 't
lyroo on snts o:esfroyeslil kilo~ ~ or
eosts., t-ts per bottle Isllfs j=ssifisfi p
az aud iif;fHuis vIoaFe wilbur + ,tfe i.-ss-
y ossiief lie lives of lla'rcliti5e ,otl o.etl
deStroyrrS oi-FOir Il az zsy oil oIsE, +. ca
stock q Bro. 10 Din -. y Il and IL
ieb275l;i5.iy BL4IR
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ECLIPSE livery ST3ITF.

Tie SUBSCRIBE has JUST conPie-
ted tins establishment. situated On
Nam Street. east OF tie Market
House, where he IS now pTeIaIee
10 take care or horses IN siye
NOT 10 b surpassed in this coun1
Try. Sc VIII he pleasedto serve all persons 70
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am well known in Faa Flori,la md can.
when returned home. produce more than fifty
witnesses OF the first respectabihty. wllo viii ai-
test 10 the above, upon exhibiting my mouth 10
them IN lis present state.
Sigued, A. J.. M0NIER.
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S Si8 S. ss & e0ls 1 .ss
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-05

.lJsT received fFon New Fork Splendid Pi.
y amos They VIII Sc sold dow Call at tie
Book Store and exanline them. IS meet with
enconras lents q times have them
or aa Cs RICH ARDS.
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Al1eUmst ISL = eomstotk' Affre end Bes
LihtaeHf IS warranted 10 cure any ilst oi hhei-
nlatiss govt, GONNA a oru a iIsii>cies or SIN
totntS strengthens weak limbs alsts enables lbOse
who are crippied4o walk AGAIN. Ike This aItee
aud be cured. or 90 sllloutIt anu siiieI as YOU
please. Sold only b5 Coiasterk d bro 10 s ain
{ ~ i, andby 1ebz745:ly II AM
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ss otracTs Il. and dralf4 ~ 10ssts.-- Cs,Irtoi
Foander Oin'meii. Tor lie ciuc Oh loulalrI. 81 j
hoof bloodhound horses and contracted K ic1tt-
slr feet wounds, brniSes IN llie RgsLsuallcd bfes
cracked heels efaieles suls. Kicks &e OF lofStS
a lei or 6 Bine-Bcas crre, ioT 1T. sile q
Fing-boRe- bloc sIavin bone spawn. viEceai.-.
aud spilnf-a cefiairs remedy. 3.liis rino-l CIR
cure and The iounsies a.iIneia are i-rtTaFe6 ron
The recipe OF very ctlrhlaird Ehoii>L GlrTigT.
and VIII cure n IS cases ONT q one isnEGrer an,
OF the above complains. They have been used
by iaTmers hverg-Inelis stage proI,rieIOT>. OIL
ers with the most mark ed and decided sucees-=
Sold only by C0astork & Bro, No 8 JeI n ST. NJ
aud BY feb27.s5.1y J. BLAIR
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DYSPEPSIA IN IT'S WORST FORMS.

Also. Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn Cos.
tyeness. Fainsnssa Disorders Of tie Skin Liver aud
skim Loss Of Appetite Low Spirits Nervous Head.
ache 0iadiness Fapisation 81 tie Heart Sinking
aud Fullness 81 Weight at the stomach and al other
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-05
RH0URAMnR

Have tested ils oaeacy and thousands more ere nov
under treatment and not solitary case Of failure
has set been reported. Volumes could be filled
with certificates Of those who have been perma
nensls cured.
Can On The Agent, and get PAMPHLET,
containing the Certificates Of Remarkable Cures. and
the high estimation in which this Medicine is held
b The Public rress-oan be had Of the Agents, free
- Price SO Cents per Large Bottle
PrinciPal once 10 FULTON ST. n. s, up starr
10 sale by JAS. BLAIR
columbus, May, 1851.
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Nrw oRGrAks. Jan. 18Th is

New ORLEANS, Jan. 18Th 1851.
To the Pp6iic-I do hereby state that in Sep-
teinber last, while on my way 10 the New Eng
land States, | made short Stop in Memphis.
Tenn. and seeing notice OF Mr. Evans Tooth
and Gum Specific called on Mr.. i. 10 CONSUL
him IN regard 10 my teeth aud gums which wa
at that time in most deplorabe stare of disease
from being saliyated some year and half ago.
My lower gum appeared 10 be one complete
canker or nercurial sore and in one or Two places
had actually eaten through my gum. 50 that
could see he bare bone Mr.. Evans told lne
he had full confidence that lis Specific would
heal and cure them IpuVhased TWO bottles OF
the Specific and commenced using il Immediate
y, and in a few days could plainly sec
that Was receiving benefit rRpidly, and in less
than six weeks the sores We're closed and healed
and / might say perfectly cured. Ny 1eetl
which We're also at the tine covered viii black
rough coating. are now smooth and of cleal
clean white; suffice il 10 say that would not
be without he Specific ftAe cost WAS ive time.
as much
| am well known IN Fal Florida. and can
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-05


Nrw-ORLEANs Dec, %, 1850.
do hereby certify lhaf about five YEARS ago !
was badly salipaied from lie use ofralolnel and
from which time my gums aud lips laYe never
been healed. bu have from thuf time been IN a
sore and nlceUsted condition a three different
lines have had the ulcers on my gums burnt
oui with eanstc. which would relieve them for
a short tmc but the ores would soon break ont
ngain, aud tic front portion Of the gum Of my
under jaw had become so far wasted that |
could nearly lay my little finger under the roots
OF my teeth On tue 1st November last I pur-
chased lroinAr Evans onebot;icsofhiS Lacrues
Tooth and Gum Specifics At tire time Mr. Evans
told me it would cure my mouth. bur would
probably take six or eight weeks time. as my
gnms had been iilthis diseased couditio so long;
but 10 my surprise and gratifcaton, in less Than
four weeks my gums and lips We're perfectly
healed and restored 10 natural and healthy APP
pearance and the Inrge cavity that was
under my teeth is being rapidly restored to its
former place. Ihave this day obtamed one more
botte, which l feel confident viii complete a
perfect restoration.
w. II. GAUTlER,
4 L. c.. 49,
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MRS. HARRIET IIERBERT
LIYERWORT And tn.

t'T0ITtttFtSsi
Jan. 1851. 42-ly
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Small flrols nsli be shank fnlll' re ceivetl. q.
ntee deniallds mon ie eiieHtio on Of lie PIopI.s
~ s. s. 8 Is le Ii mel and attended 20
STRING
eEAI FoR G.. ID. y.
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tween Cont and 81. Louis.
General Agents for the Southern States.
Sold by TAYLoR & M'CARTHY Columbus Miss.
A. NJoyEs & Co,
g g BLAIR & Smith &
s J ". Bush & On PiekensviIIe Ala.
y do do Carrolton
Nay. %. 1850. Gift
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10 not negIeet

coNsU MPTION eaates has besa earse +. :,
saafs9f cdkst III ktlF56t q eerfaia rf15s5. nm
a0FS CHE0Ic.4L EXTR.qlyg {.
CHERRY I'D b AGNBRg
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JOHN NJ. 4. REID,
ID. IL. KELLY,

Oct. 10, 1850. 25-f
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
pnssenrers Arrived

T. o,,ai F,,,y, C,tg Of Nec Orleans, Bec p. ron
CdogrcS -Messis BROOKS ba0c9cA, Ts,s o waits and
ad, WADE n. n,e son. Longell0w Heary Lucksr Danh
hsdfoId G,egg Holiday Gown ALno'' Or blAus' w.
Holday ] FssAins. J. DnsAer, Duns snd ildg i.IuIh
and lady McDorr. Plumho,;om. McSpinde, b'5 liam
hinge Codden Go0de. Alen FArcen, Williams; SeiIy'
Tomstrck Murphy Yates Parker, Cooper MsnCn'
Hamilton Williams. Little Re'tcn hraher divers; m5ns'
iForr;osO oo'sr' Wife. Potter Rod5ary, Joseph,
Fsrley' Legesv' 10Th, Potter Moore, sicGss, Pot
ter. Hickey. Dunham, Johnson, Danskee, ,wn%sisy'
Bfownson, Reed. McNsi, highlands, Plumuei, hsSIofu'
Carrett Edwards Thompson. Edsei Morgan. Amso;'
CuTtiss Aldnch, Rlchey ssJOae heSc N 'S1 NJ
man Eureuson, ReaIer. Newton, F!est1o bfo"H Eaty'
Cooper Atwood Rdsey Whaleg Palmer' " a.son In
Gariey Riley ping, Han. How, Coos' hoitoa atIeE
Gordon. sc0lt inner, Kgss, tegue -hfs1n..H; h,ast
Acuf Chee-han Isaac, VIC sr Mhier pIe,s ,te s9e AZ
Burke LoFlng, Green Moore b,9yA yri, ~ S
Crisps Garrett Dick Dudich FGler farley, dates Bfa
bury, Bar err Miller, Fox, Reed Sdsal roy. M IT
Nalls. McCulum. Clifford, Med snald Hiilet' nun
Ulster Caitane, Newman ID iAson M1rrls Hafpet. hOe
Chusly Laudbell. Durreli Hiy, Goodw.n' ''lse' ,a'
She.laf. Gibson Potter Gotham Gas; blfea' " lsDn
FTaLto BsDiue-on. Morgan, Tanner u etnu.y' cset'
Dickson, Rhodes. Spencer JsFtmah II -,
kardlone snOwden. Bennett. Day, N1eei"u-ht N~i,e'
H. .ham. Iasner, Wetden. GdTaue. AnevlLe Lalisit
Anderson. BUSH braut, Cox, ood nu' eea.
Lee Crosette. Dorei CAREY Cfas,+y aa ., mo-
CURING Syre ADWngn,, Gut, Oa.e,s, AZ ~ VI = -
woodward y lsham; Siyrau hl1f % 5i"
sen B1sick v aIden PlGE7 Hoi9y' bn,rg'' bss, SlL
bingham Wood Davis, R9bb' HIGGINS DNgh hi}lAsy'
uarbor NcPhersan HalloWar. Dla't D7i-e, Pi.t % ,
Taylor Hoss. McComhs, k'e!sy, Anie,'lh 80, l,is,'
III .r Densan Fsh. Dawson. VI lGs n lay or - even
Kaaey Alien MornslR. sinnonds, encr' .i'E. ,.'ss
TIglsh Bradv. Raunclm4 Johnson, q o"A- "a. a. ~"
s Alorrisun Hal Palmer. Bailey. AGA as 'l, q 20 ier'
Lehman. Sole. Snca. MsAiAs'ef; BRAID, "i,iaRs'
Cscu> Hunter S.udssydlt, fanuef HON. X tef y t4e
Nae BahcocA Herderso4. Lpugf-iDg. Henry, llekrs.
DunE kedfrd, Gre se hold if, Arn't.' Nssoa'
Surface. Coward, Warts. DAVIS, t'f Ha 'AiIs' .s'l
Ierrr. Cex. Long, Mchan. Lashmes, Gora1n JENKINS
and zoe a'heis. u.Y,,... =.
-, W,ls iIf Paal. az. eOa...n. W james
Hsn. MI Broushau. Dir joan Grown, pr G sa,gl'
Master Kenucy. NJ Joel, Mons LeSNt.' ,- III,
Nj ao ,lfs NJ Fig. Al lie eeroae< VIZ ne,
g. Web. Mr. John 5 s.gtn, Mr. Jones ~ MDHS Ii
pe,eg Wii.on. MI Ashrot, NJ. KehEeJ Mr. ra'n1-
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T. seoue5ip >onfier4er, fer faerLeSon--apt- -
Nlss Conn VI De.nDl ard servautJ '. Robinson, tady
,uf child Mrs. PinAney AID cnid iii il cisA 4ho ,a1Js
VI M ph des Mrs Keli0ef. Charles ans n ald ia"y'
Master Bar.er. d l. NJlleZ. Ailss - fi-.. illss -
E.D ID N Uenrqucs r. I. Ferns, Natal Ciappi }. -.
TarLer Ms Haskell Clas BIgrras, Mr- AlstTne, Mr
STAG and fnily Mr. kIsh. AZ Perkins. ~ = Ions
sTlss If,-gb on Miss 7. Low Jt Wood, WI Lawrence,
4 n Ntsf.u Mrs Il. = AverIll. MISS Abbey " 1ui-,
ID KDlsv D. J.. STAN las =. Pierce, J favor Master
Nat,el n Barker. NJ. Ba--eishl, VA II ~ e. mos
Cor,,ils A Brady p. Sheldon, Il bien-11 n hn,on'
w. S,n,L arl children Charles T10mp son Ben an
CoT,i. Naser JenslBsou. Mr.. Lecis and family, Miss
p,ekrgs Nj Tux. and 81 2 ne s,seftse ,
-, rsfnsiip goqncte. fOr ct1r0Rd en- N0f|ot ana
mas n Brahca. ". +. Laurence, 1ioirls
Gi,ife- " Gsstru. Wu -. Be- nee, Sirs Way shtl
Ms, Jua A. 81 acsTel. Cat. Cutztssa A4iss harrls'
Las l. las,eud sls r. Howe. 4. Anderson. r. oes-
Ton air Gaator Mas y. watson, 3rs L2Hlef l. D.
Tooaer Mis-. Chase. irs Chase l. a. ifs'ss anu -
H. usT9 Flor e. FOR >1raraq4 roene1eI JafksJn>
Mn. Jackson G " Gaioupe aud lad 4ldes IS VI
Ian es -arsnu DAVID b. Csrcay Albert Il % bfien, 9.
SnitIi = Noivneux iadv children ahl ssf'.' hi-r'
R,Te : VI skif f A. Williams, b '" skif, san e ;.
SaFcid f. Hedge, J. WylsnT, LADY sid ss,yt nj - a.
Ss-g and adv Doct L. Carter sad lais Ms g west
,sIt nurse aud child Thos /. Halieu, ~ Nm X u
iets : n CUthbert J r D Bardee5er, D'ct 1, Cal-
boun s5r Sioan, Mr CaUrsen, Ih0s. ID DAY, AHsustus
Ne MIS- II l. Mash. Mss Sarah " 'fl Ms yfss
: + PInuer and lazy. Siss " A h-Ig- r. y bel. ana
i,5r & X Clark and LADY A. Lehman tel ieiI, y. r
Coon Ebsn Dean. GaIus Dean. VI ft1ic ~ :, Len
NAV. George Jones, v h lROAAs' 1PAH Inns 'A -
scoft. T. G. Brown-JT Stetr<st c. r.....-o -
Ia Sisc11fIo Coarse- fr0a BoUoH for s-g fran; 30
Ns,xr ~ StgrsIs Hooper. w Ia "a 1nOfy IL 80 "a
Melsn u Boston Mrs Wm C0e Ca IAN "'ie.I 10
tsrs rrslcis A Cse a1d Lemus- C-.e o! tAAi!es.'A
Sanuei L Tholndise q Beverly.
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To Mariners.

Tr Yg0r ,ce Journal says that aud after SATURDAY
I'd INST Ivo spar nuoys wIit placed oEe on the ives
. on he emanuel 10 the CFeekthe other On Bullock
Point IN place Of the stakes which have been carried
away. ,-.- -.
f.c,yefs. by Com A. Paynter, Of Il. M snip G0rg IN,
al she north end Carbon Island the north chanae IA
the mort OF keLlso. the committee for gns the n
ms al Loyd have received the following notice respect
M SAID sAO4l. -. ~., ~,
end Of Garden Island, h.arJo. .,,
south EXTERN, II Assfrondores Island " tb y Narn7n
He.iS 81 r poGeate Point s "A W. varation l..
Dyect ons- Rua toward the entrance "th tar-on ana
Ie,fo, Points fDul hing and when good clOss eh5-h
from Porefo Point stand out y +. by n unt Clstanoa
put OPENS from Ca-don Head then haul close TOnla
Catop Head a. ne curfnn sets direc on sawyer BANK
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Disasters, &c.

Gu po,-s,,orrH lof Boston Amroe, AZ Calcutta
90, San Fraresco experienced severe hurricane DC.
~ La 10 80 N lon. 81 30 E. shifted au4s ana va
cn lied to cut away man and nizsn 1Asts 70 AeeP IS
- go laundering The main nacn was Dl0"A o-'
abonsb +, was barred. covered wh 'aI as.h, ana s.
80, fSn Al the concius Of the gaze the vessel a41
Of ater in her hold and her decks were covered
VII IN. locusis crckets and ou,israles r,.7,.,
bross from ner uaooTnss about Dec !, and <at
s,bce on the r5cks lst keel aEd r7d1eI Ad as eov,
B.Rg ZESoBl, Al Mobile fro Boston sSpe 'e
the passage. - -. IL. ,,,a fam Gan
>, Manila IN xtesi Is days, sae arrived Aug !,
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NETWORK and NEw.HAyEN

4 RAILROAD -MINJER = 49, .,,asv n
1881 -Trans out Of New YoiE leave he"
Canal st. and Broadway. 49, usven AZ aud
II 20 tapda 5Pn Ihs lsO a NJ rsss and
Lsctioa WITH Tam rom rom. o. o. The Ceral Enac.
EXPRESS TRANS ior Ns*-syeea; as1 to osdens
fConnecucut RIVER anl vermont hrIs,ar ste NJ
SSyss md M"streaI Bolton and No,css,e, ,a,s a,
s,os al stamford and BIdgep'.J an r., bout AZ hours
70 BestoD The n connects WITH inc ansI Ra,eed
r, rarsn INC oclcc. ?. q "tA Nausa'uoA
Railroad a Bridgeport 90, ~ = IA NJ and a,
P Il STOP a, Mount Vernon aad Pehe.s,lis Fam, save
tNs rsro N.Y., ESi comm ,lfioa nus =, ~
n, 49,, y, = "a I and 9 80 4. NJ, and ~ = "a;
The Is A. N receives gaseusef, loHt md from
risn@aiSo Prsd .. BRIDGEPORT me i9g !? N "a
80. sreerr nom Hartford and Sprns ieln Fa,'"~u
~. -.s leave Ns~ Haven. on ARRIVAL - rams
~ pes.ca A. III auo ci3 ? 81 .ioppng a. enes
NcTxsls an1 stanford !cay,re BosioD a. A H. att
3P. ~. n. e-t. .-.,- q. = % 4 NJ ard
ASP Nj. ....,, a. -bs -rs,,o- House and
ete ls't t5 pi,i " GRO W. WHISTLER. is,
wilhcipsi ''O''-' Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
HUDSON RIVER RAlLR0AD Il;.-..:

EFW-YORE % ALBANY ana ihof rLhssI
.rrangsmept on "WEDNESDAY, Dec. Il, Inc A4a-h'
Iii nrtiI fuythsr pOtlcs. run - follows: - -
Tsavs Eew-yo OK, gong NOUA, ION the O.DOe NJ IN
cbaTbsrssf At 4 n for Pesss0u, s.0pohs % AZ
nsy stations A. N WAY Nail Tram ioI Albany eas
NV s;orning ct reeksk aud az satens nofth OF 10.
nlscs ON signal and connecting WITH trans Tor ne W.
nd MOTH Alta Psi, Express Tran ioi AlOeai sIS
Tav Stopnjne orlv at Peekskll, Cod Spuas, tshAnl
ponghk.eTss and Hudson, connecting VITA "es'sIn a
NoHherp Trains ~ H. io< Poughte epsle tIe-sas
and pas.er ger rain stopping at all way
p III for POUCH seepcls, stopping ~ nay s.4'.o a.
Lt5PM Maj Trains for Albany ana roy s.oPvlnss ri
peekskl Cod Spring, Fnhkl AID 9p.s' en- az
.tatonS North Of that place on sigma apr III IA
III; stonnipe et all vay stations. Az III tsia' al"
ESprsss reight Tram Only. ,r.e,h ar ,,r
leave PoughL sepsie sr Albany and Troy q. q l. VI "
freeht and passengers stepping az way sIai"ns . =,
Leave kIpany and Troy engine statloa gong S1uth A.
"a Mail Train FOO NewI OK, stopping az az way "a
tonx Nh. re there mails 20 b. received ana delNslso
Ali A ST. Tapress Train foT New YORK stopping ohy AZ
H.dson Poughk eepse and Peekskil At2P. M, tteigh'
and Passenger Tram foughkeepne Stopping al an "s
stations Al 81 d for passengers 70 New fOfA slDpP
traiu from the West NIGHT Mail Tram ior He"-rOiA'
stopping only TO deliver passe- gers .- ~ ,,-,, =.
Teavs PongnkeepsIe Tor Hew-YOrk 1T = NJ. Stopping
g. w.v stations A. O5 A NJ 'o- frelgt knd pISSei-
eers stopping al way rauohs , . =, . II ,o,,iDa 81.
Leave PeeKskill for kew-IofS a. o. Am stopping d.
vay stations At At 2 N. stopping a, way stations
Passengers will Tici cts before ea eIlhS ts
New-York Dec q. 1851. ldzj) ". C. foUN@' ptes'