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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-02

The Democratic Nominating Convention,
when it meets in Baltimore, is destined, we
think, to have a very hard time of it. 1t can
scarcely expect another such fortuitous and hap
py Exodus from its troubles, as the conclave of
1874 experienced in the nomination of Mr.
Polk. The Convention of 1s4e is more nearly
the prototype of that which will assemble in
the present year. Its unburied rivalries, its
I'm extinguished hatreds still survive, to disturb
and distract the councils of the faithful. Does
any one suppose that the s'odium in tongunn
;acens' between Cass and Van Buren, is forgot
ten? THAT Dickinson really thinks that Marcy
has not sold him to the "Barnburners"-(le Mr.
Herrick and the Enquirer protest as they may!)
Or that Douglas and Buchanan, and their re-
spectiFe friends, will, con amore, go through the
hug of Fraternity in that distinguished and pa
triotic assembly! If we turn from the person.
nellie of the ministry in this Democratic love
feast, to view of the conflicting factions which
are to harmonize in its interesting ceremonies,
no less obvious are the symptoms of schism.-
Orsuppose a nomination, even successful one,
be made ! How long will power, the ILL
gotten fruit Of fraudulent combinations, and I'M
principled coalitions, survive the proverbial
struggles which make 'Rogues fall OUT in the
division of spoil among themselves These
things may succeed in the smaller stages Of
State intrigue, but they become more difficult
to manage when the scene is more extended,
and the theatre becomes national. Thus, in
Massachusetts,, Democrats, Freesoilers and
Abolitionists may combine to make Sam
ner Senator. send RantoaL to the lower House
of Congress- and elect Boutwell, Governor
en- Ohio the same parties may put Wood
in the Gubernatorial chair-or in New York.
secure by their union majority of the
State ticSet-Johnson, who upheld the Wilmot
Proviso, and Leake, who denounced him for it,
may get office from the same party here-or
Secessionists and Freesoilers may shake hands
IN the Baltimore Convention with a cordiaity
inspired by common hatred of the Constitu-
tlon-but what them No common principle
OF love OF the common veal animates such men
nothing for which good men combine in par
ties-the ''idem sentire de repubIica"-the pur-
suit of the public good by the same means-but
only those counsels of selfish ambition which, to
dash with distraction, sooner or later, is the be-
hest OF Providence, in its goodness to manki nd.
Yet we shall not be surprised to Witness a
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THE signers in Salisbury, New Hampshire, were
John Collins Reuben Creole William Mutton Benjan,irl
Bean, Job Heath Phineas Bean, John Jameson, John
sanborn, Jacob True, John Gale, Moses Elkns, Rev.
Jonathan aearle, Ebenezer Webster, John Fifield,
William Searle, Abel Tenday, jeremiah Webto, Ed
ward FifelJ. Moses Garland. Edward Heath, Ezra
Tucker Ehen Tucker Nathaniel Meloon, Hezekiah Eos
ter Nat Gloon. jr. lido Serbner, John Bean Obadi-
ah P. Fifield, Benjamin Scribner Edward scribner
John Scribner Jacob Bohonon, John Brown, Benjamin
Sanborn Joseph Basford Daniel Sewel, John Webster
Israel Webster, Robert Barber, Nathaniel Marston
Pahert Smith, Andrew Pettingill William Calef Leon
ard judAlns, lonathen Fifeld Edward Eastman, Shu
bae Creole Benjamin Hultoont] ona,han Cram, Lavd
Pettingil Joseph Bartlett John Rowe, William Web
ster Jscab Garland, William Eastman, Joseph Marston
Moses Sawyer John Challisl Beniqmin Greele,- John
Fellows Ephraim Colby, John Webster ir Andrew
Robinson jr, Ananiah Bohonon, Andrew Bohonon
Daniel Huntoon. Moses Seely, Gideon Dow, Jacob
Cochran, Nathan Colby, Joseph French, Stephen Call
Mathew Pettingill, Ebenezer Clifford, Reuben Holt,
Joseph ttield. Abel Elkps Abraham Fifeld, Richard
Piermont, Daniel Warren, Sattins steyens
This may certify to the General Assembly or Com
mittce of saieiy. Of the Colony of New Hampshire
that we the subscribers have offered the within decs
ton to the inhabitants of the of Salisbury and
they sign freely, Mr.. Sinkler Bean and Joseph Benn
Esq, excepted.
EBENEzER WEBSTER
JONATHAN FIFIELD,
Selectnen of Salisbury.
SALISBURY, Sept l2 l776 4
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-02

ROBBERY IN fREpERIcK.-zA gentleman from
Virginia, by the name of Samuel H. Frazier,
who has been stopping for the last few DAYS
Mt the Eagle Hotel, in Frederick, Nd, was
robbed of S2O3 on "Wednesday night or Thurs
day morning.
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Bedford Sentinel.

Robert Ridgeway, Jr, late of Amherst, has as
sumed the editorial management of this paper.
Mr., Ridgway is gentleman of Handsome talents
and one Of the most spirited writers of the day.
We subjoin the concluding paragraph ofhis we'll
written salutatory:
10 the members of the scraft," Itender nv
cordial situations, accompanied with the assu-
rance, that while shall express the candid
convictions OF my judgment upon all subjects of
controversy, both in relation to men and mea-
sures, with the freedom and the boldness becom-
ing the conductor OF an untrammeled and indie
pendent Press, l shall ever be disposed to cult
vate those pleasant amenities and courtesies
which Gdd alike to social and professional inter-
course its highest zest, and impart grace and
dignity, and effect TO the contests of mind.
In conclusion, pledge an honest effort to
render the Sentinel worthy exponent of the
doctrines and policy Of the Wing party, and a
useful though humble, ally in tho great work
OF Individual improvement, State renovation, and
National advancement.
The New-Orleans Picayune ofSaturday states
that it has learned fro,,l good authority that a
citizen and resident of Jalappa, in Mexico, has
been arrested by the Mexican authorities on a
charge of being accessory to the revolutionary
movements on the Rio Grande. He was at
first confined in the castle of San Juan, but on
account of i'll health was afterwards removed to
the hospital. AIr. WEIGH affirms that he is en-
tirely innocent of the charge preferred against
him. He is we'll known to most Americans,
who have been in Mexico, and is highly esteem
ed by all. He has written an appeal to the
American Government, which has been trans
mitted to Washington, and also an address to
the British Minister, being native of England.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
New YONG, Feb, IS.
The steamer Crescent City, with the Cali.
fornia mails to the 1st inst, arrived here at 3
O'Clock this afternoon, direct from Chagres.-
She brings 81 100000 in gold as freight, and
l45 passengers.
On her outward passage she touched at Kings
ton on the 10th, and left on the 10Th inst.
On the 18th the u. S. sioop Cyape left Cha
gres Tor San Juan to relieve the Albany.
Congress-Sniurday.
SENATE-Aiter numerous petitions had been
presented, MIR. Mallory reported bill to pro-
vide for the establishment of a naval depot at
Key West.
Mr.. Clemens concluded his remarks Of vester-
day in defence of his course upon the compro-
misc measures, and was followed by Mr.. Rhett
in reply; after which, on motion of Mr. Gwin,
hot, L., f.l.a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-02

HEAVY MEM Revolutionary paper re-
Gently brought to light shows that the following
was the weight of several officers of the Revo-
lutionary Army, August 9th, 1888, weighed at
the scales, West Point: J. c..
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=; -: e:ss s:s 49, = - ,s:.s.s. y::::s-
EIWH4 Del Dss q. II A1fss ss6f Jska CssSsss. her
sSisk vssthss ssi SD vials An q ssSussS SsSsI
foSTOIK DEE Ss-xfr Sris x.na. -, Bssses, sshr
Fvaakn, Law. New Yerk; sohr Hibsrs 4. Rug bsSA
Cid rres sebr marie Loviss Julie Dcsre tsx MattIlque
NEW ORLEANAs Dee B=Arr stssa.Alps Ossrey. Pow
era kYsrk Oh. Vie Havana, lssh Is Wsssses. daAaa
can yua.: Rse:ss. ssvyse Bremen. csssliss 9 Dew
bark Hineklsy Lespg bark lions Heps Goa
ner, CarsiG Wass; SARAH Ann. Daley, ThsmAstsa brig
Eagle, Evans Porto Plate 81 Donngo, Lacy Wseks. NeY
York CID ships Quebec. Durfsy ork; Ossipps Merrill
Boston; tk pbsn Lsrrabee, Bart. Boste Be- bark Ste
pbsni, Rose Bremen Lucy Hale, Hall. Boston, sche
J Gtisrssp, Nofshup. Proyiaenos, RI
Nh-Ar ships 81 Louis, Denais, New Yor, Cairo. Lo
ring. Boston, Venice, FiasG Havre CS ships Harriet
Augusta. Irstt Liverpool; Germsnia: Weed HavrG y.
pindola. BArstow Antwerp; sea Lien. Wilson. Genoa
Reterhsf. woodbury. B.tsa. Br bri. TslssrsIh YoS.s
York crossing the Bar ssis nornns having been dssansd
3 ship H.,s. MILLER o.
Oleans bAsh PAmphyls Shedd No bls steamer Pslics.
Kenpey EYorI. Cid bark Hill Cupts NOrlsans brig
Graz Turk. smith Cardenss Sid bark Exact n tow Of
ste.ne. CsneDshst orunisy ApsaohooiA and anchored
SAv4NH an. Dec 2s-Arr o 5 N steamship Fl,rid,,
woodh a New York. Br ship Glenlyon Howson Liverpool
via New Ross (lrelandl brig Champion Davis Porslsnd,
No. Cid ship VIM Rathbone Pratt Uvsrpsel ship Ma
rion, 81 care. Boston
Passenger Arrived
HAvAsA-Bark Childs Harold-c 0 Hsfty. Dudley Wall
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At jersey City, December 26, Of consumption, MARY
ELIZA BETH AsGEyINE wife Of william X. Edserton aged
"A years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this day monday the
eth inst at O'Clock p. M from the residence OF her
uncle, Samuel w. Davenport No Warren place Jersey
City, when her remains viii DO taken TO Greenwood, for
intermeDt.
In Jersey City December Is Of Group, RICHARD only
child Il John Heavey, aged years and months
West Montgomery street.
On Sunday morning December 20, PAULINE LOUISA
daughter of James A. and Catharine Undeihi aged 10
months.
The remains will be taken to Manhasset, l., for In
terment Tuesday morning at IL O'clock from the resi-
dence Of her parents, No S8 ct Marks place.
As the sweet flower that scents ths morn
But vithers In the rising day
Thus lovely this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed its life away.
In Brooklyn December 20 Mrs ELIZA, widow Of the
late John Beatty In the 9th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of her
SON Lawrence Powers, and the Brooklyn police depart
msn are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
day. clock from her late residence of Front
and Jay streets.
December as Of congestion Of the liver Mis- MARGARET
TEBow, aged 80 years.
Her funeral viii take place 1t No. 142 Church street. at
2 p. NJ, this day.
Montreal papers please copy.
On Saturday evening December %, Mr. JcuS A. CAME
RON In the ESD year Of his age
The relations and friends Of ths deceased, well
to attend the funeral Tuesday morning Ut 10 o'clock
at No IA Wooster street
Augusta, Ga, papers please copy.
On Sunday December 20, JONI Il, BsnESs, aged 8
years, months snd 20 days
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10
tend his funeral this day Dec III At o'clock, p. NJ,
from the refdsuce OF his father arnn Behreus
Of csty. third street and Third avenue.
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O. e1tuG1y Dsesnbsr - afsse sheet kus ssssss ~
go. MD eAaAa II. Dasoos youngest dsasAt9 q kr.
Rotsgt fravis.
Ths funrral win take pacs this (Nm6ay) asenssa e
O'Clock at hee late residence 90 Fourth Rsla-
tves end ieels Of the family requested 10 aetsnd
without further Invitation.
Albany papers please copy
o. sunday Deoenbse 26. after short illness, HAapz
LAvTs0. In The 0lth year Of his age.
Ths friends Of ths family respectfully nviteA 70 a.
tspd his funeral from His late residence No second
avenue o. Tuesdsy 18th inst, at O'Clock p
At PnDcston. N. o. Saturday December e, ct half
pest II O'Clock. r. NJ, Dawn Bsows, Esq, A.s Of thu
6rm Of Brown Bell, shap builders
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ITO THE POOR.-PERsONs or GOOD On ARAOrn1
are too poor pay and astsd eth salt rheu.
any skin dssase Viii b supplied (srstisl WITH JON
Italian chemical soap which q pcstvs cure fer - q
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rU,Hl MAsRIED woMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL
Companon.-By DR.. A. II. Msuriceau Professor Of DE-
Eases e ws% 2, TTsnsi % sS!:o1 ls%S Rp as Pre-
many aneetionate wife, and peeunary difficulties me
this work II intended especially for the married q
secrets which should be known 70 them psrte uarly
Hero, ase, femalethe wife, the mothsr-he eno
either budding into the other In the declin
n IN s ~
eciont remedies and the most certain mode OF u
every complaint TO which her sex 10 subject
(Rxtraot Of letter from gentleman IN Dayon OndSJ
Dr. A. N. MAunIcrAu. No. 10 Liberty stroet:-
Ny Dear 6ir-My wife has been perceptiby stnkingeT
.:; q n.s: snS
Eating pEo.ssias her, putting nor lie r inni.sas
:1 ::i
myself % meet Che worse AZ shis sms ssow about Ave
monthsl heard book highly spoken o. containing
mind and ths JOY n pages impaired 70 my wi iss.s
ing that the great Discovery Of Dasom:sg1 ProvdsA
remedy. opened Prospoct 70 me which lissls oss-
have passed. over NJ hsAl All human abSy nv Win
vouid have bosa IN her avs and ny children bstA ne
y !. H.. = ss'. :. :'s =:
.isss sss az !. No. a S.ssz::s g. sx:ss: a;:.
nd ~ hs pqs W once Ne ~ ssssy :sss:A ~
ss:ss cS: ss': :ss.. assi;s Is
~ ssssss' any pss ~ Sss:s
ne: = s::; PEI = New f.s
xpan,A..s y sixteen yss.s nor. sully szpls..l.s sae
Sssss sSs n; nay ssss 4 :.pss:s . sss pa
United States, 81 addressing - shove.
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Eol CHA sLIsToN AND HL0EIDA-ssaI-ylngE1
..1. sAsss sbGss 6sls.s ss- 80
leave pss! Me- North river. WeAas.9Av. Dss. h 6
ths O'clock r. n, precisely For freight apply Hse
whore a siils q !aS!as VII bs ss.ed sea lasaG
No bus Of iading GgnsA amer Ne stsaAr Has salls1
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At DR.. Springs Church. Christmas day. December
rs, by the Rev Gardner spring B. D.. GEORGE Gaoos,
Of the finn of Msge, 6snderson Grirgs to Laura Au
eldest daughter Of the late Hiram Bennett ESQ
of Newburg
On Thursday evening December %, by the Rev DR..
Kennedy DR. N. WILLIAMS to CHARLoTTE AMELIA, daugh-
ter Of John 8. Heermans, Esq all Of this city
On Saturday, December rs, by the Rev Jesse Pound,
city.
On Wednesday evening December % by the Rev Isaac
II. futile CHARLES A BoorH to Mics DEBORAH ,daugh-
ter CT John 8. Heermans, Eco all Of this city.
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAak aUlD1-A
Nl practical trsstse never before published Twexty
ave cents cory free Of postage. Sold s.Fsgr Tsvar
send m j. c. HArriot l22k Broadway and By The auths<
H. Laymon physician and surgeon, ~ heAds srsse eetnes
q BresdvaX whore h tvesm ~ thess con ylasass
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"A sia tiodooreuL toothacho, nervous headaohs, anl
rheumatism In the head and preventive Of oonvul
sens other oonpsines attendant carly oha
hood during the period has been discovered and
10 being successfully admnis,c In the fora Of
ediested necklace 70 DO worn next the :xn By
An eminent German hycAn discovered the virtues
valuable medicines which the beads Of the necklace
made. and prescribed che mode OF application Thenotse
Of The pablo saerefere called 10 uusck medicine
bat medioapens recommended By one Of ths most e
Abe pores Of the shn directly he diseased sxcit
aordins generally instant and always
relief efecSng 3 permanent Patients who ~
twenyfour hours Trial Of the medcated neckaoe accord
prescription find relief may st the close THAI
period By immediately returning ths sams, receive bask
their money
Of the msdoated necklace offered By Sohunev kuldnse
u Of such nature 70 unfalrgly produce ths sat
factory YcsultsL q. BRAvNLIoH, n. D..
2o6 Henry street, Brooklyn.
For SALE By che prcpfieters, ~ No, William sSree
Price, g. Agents for different quarters Of ths city mag
nahe liberal contraets BY calling ON tho proprstors.
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CELF PRESKRvATION-SELF CURE.-A RECIPE or
- inalbe prsservative all diseases thSos
original prescript for the cure Of he bs obta4
by enclosing one dslsr IN postpaid letter directed v
N. B.-No deception. All communications stri,Ny ~
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TEE BKlrIsa AND NORTH AFRICAN ROYAL
LIvxRrooL
Cnis. sso M passage: sim
- - FROM sosros TO IrvIn.ool-
1niot osDh passage. ..stM
s;ss:: sss1 rom s:;'sss:i cali :.
E$!:! :!:: s.; g.. &! a! !.
$. s:.'''Is sss s'' e.: :.e
Ss: r.. e: Ssra. %ss:s:y N, ~ II 4:
Bsrshs aos secured until paid fos.
Ar experiences . :SsssoS mon % bo oar .,
as
value thereof therein expressed.
T0r ff''ss' ~ ''.'.f c sGPa 10. Bowling ar..a
EoR LIvERPooL;-UNIgED STATES NAIL STEAM
viii dep n With The o. s. Nails for Europe positively
Ss % sh NJ T. M
freight pamsge having unsqualed accommodation for
''ssA''' i h iS Collins CO. IS wal! street:
sSsss % .ssessa A.n
January 22nt.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
. als
Sr.s sonm.odsr v :ai freS sl.:sSS .. shs is.h d
dss 5.sa.. vi s .'1 sssa
J. NoSYH0N. s. Broadway.
TIE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
raoH PHILADELPHIA. 90.
civ Of n:nehesser Thursd.y Ian Ian lsss
Gsy q asnShssssr TSurs$:y MAJ l sss
ssii., 9, s,...s.; %:s.::s:, !:s jan 1883 49,:
81: :; 81; 81; j, sss
Saloon &c. So and ~ {.seordins 70 sssss ESGn,
ana nnS xn
Sns y ssns out
tAoaes Of and drafts the Bank Of ireland N
Il
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
;ssz,ss
1ss .
ssss
Mort. se n. ~ M
Dsr 70 S:ys Tho 10 ser mail: and .p ID
:;: ss. on &; % ''
L.dls. s.lsoa a'-i State a.. sssons Cabin stan
1. s:sn AT .ss Ford 's s ::::;
viii 30 landed Il the railroad wharf 81 Aspin
:: % ": ':s
e:
N B-shiPpers ere requested V supply themselves Will
ooe between tho hours Of 10 and o'clock Of the dayoi
sailing.
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
connecting with the Pacific Nail steamship onpany-
Ony through United States mail line for California ani
Oregon Havana for Aspnwal aud nana-The splsn
did and double engine United States mail stssmshiD
CHEROKEE, $50 tens burthen, Rodney Baxter, Com
mander will sail on Monday, December Nth 81 o'clock
p NJ precisely from pier 81 foot Of Warren street, North
river.
RATES or FARE TO AsrrrwALL:
Ladtes saloon, STATE room 200
Lower aft and forward saloon. state 90
beoona oeoin Oanaees ......... g
Passsns:rs vii DO landed az ihs railroad wharf 81 Xspn
vail free Transit Of the IsthnuI 81 the PASSENGER
pense Persons securing through by tho United
States mail sssamsrs IN New York have preferences Of
Panama San Francisco tho favorable
terms. For freight or passage, apply 70 -
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the ofhoe of the companies,
1T West street, corner sf Warren. New York.
EOR SAN FRANCIsC0-DESPATCH LINE THE
- bark GEORGIA, nov loading At the foot Of Amos
street, orh river tahe four cabin at low
rate IL applied Ship will sail about
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
y For New Orleans via HaysnA-Ths splendid ssosmshP
CHEROKEE, Baxter commander, will sail from the pier Al
the Of warren street, North river Monday Deo n,
Ut two o'clock NJ precisely Rates Of passage Havana
loon bsrth SEQ lover forward saloon berths s.sers.s
10 New Orlsnns ~ 80 oents per cubic foot Shppss Of
freight requested 10 supply themselves with the cemDa
ofos. other Form will Sc signed No bills Of ladies
signed after twelve o'clock on the day Of sailing freight
% passage apply 70 n 0. ROBnRTS
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Mrs J. Porter was arrested In Cinonnati last weak
charge ofpassing 800 counterfeit bill Of the STATE
eAAk o. Kentucky on merchant In Louisville
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A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE PROT.sooB
MORSES Invigoratlng Elixir or Cordial.

Elixir IL: ..
e. ss:. % ss.: S.:, az
zen Che stony a.::r!: q Ai.si. P:sr:s :, that
and s... !. 9
t.in.s sisus III which they stsssues ss.sa g
universally chew. .sn.sinss :noIs. on hi: rss.ss :
SyctiOn and the result Of his asSrs sns
8. great Europe Is preparation sslsS
ovRr or NERVOUS DIS EAsxs
Noisnsusss can convey sdequ.ss idA Of the imne1
dsesssd sssd and :hsssor: nervous sysssn We
the Ssruns ssa ss.sd Il y
.:SIssss .s.v;issS and Saiis Tss ssss and ~,
inausDos Ths .sosDns srs@Slin8 vis$ q ssps.:ae.
Win Il: mind Which pr;yies:y sum IL:
otnsx yise Sis sssusse@sd ssenp.tics. Nes |: %
isr s
Ssee s ana 90 q 4: ''nd
MEDICINAL WONDER -
&: ola
heretofore supposed to have NO existence.
II ss ::s: :ss sSs: :
sSs%; sSs II: ss.s: siss.s I'm sss e:
;s.s II \: y happy 20.
Sy;g:Pss s:nsrsi pre:.ts i;sis.Siiiy
ssssss female" decay q *. Fuse
mOnOmenle,
r. n:s
volumes Of cures ths following are seleess
chiefly for Their brevity.
Dr.. Morse: sr-ror twenty two nentSs suffered DE.
0sssary 70 explain the cause shis but
* Ear
s' Tsnss 's'' 'n' 'nA' ~ NV JAMES r. csz..e.
This to inform all persons who suffer wsatssss a.
issiia: q ss:p. that after enduring ashsssa Si
:as n iss. sossi.: -:
,. .,,.. ,. y. , ssms5.e; =. is
months tortured sy neuI,Iss Is Of any use 70 You
Ss
ssni a. August '' M ce.
Dr. Morse: sThe last three bottles you ~
n PVT s on n s
sewing Of my fan crops. HENRY W SINoMKss.-
Morse. s wa. married ss she IL inss SIS Ysa is:y
the which have delayed the event your Iaygs
=. I shall svsr remain yours gratefully
[Eor os,su. .as fill 4,sns.ur. omitted
ssss: t'1 Sod .i:s ss!s s sss: s n
RS ~ aA1Ras
rsCtions. &c. faithfully given Il Intended y 70 p!ss
perfect safeguard against qusoksry By Jos Ralph z.
practising physician and surgeon; suthor Of the Fa1D
Physician treatise Indigestion, treatise ohelse
md gravel stone and Sr nary diseases: Al.: e
the above work. the author would state that he rs1e9
several years Paris for the purpose Of studying Der
Shoh Gin sonformity with The regulations Of n: 1ss
he has in his possession and open the nspsctton q
any one. 18th edition. A2 pp With illustrative plssea
ssrsss No Msr:s, Sooissii.rs -
where he is consulted ON these subjects from %
cd securely spyeloped free Of postaxs BY addressing -
paid. to box $50 Post Of6ce.
CELF PREsRRvATION-SELF CURE.-A RECIPE on
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Passenger Arrived
HAvASA-Bark Childs Harold-C Hefty. Dudley Wal.
ker.
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vyANDERBILTS LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, ONLY
line giving tickets f'r crossing the new
will leave from pier No. n b. at o'clock n precise.
Nicaragua transit route having bat twelve
miles Of land transportation These steamers
passed in their and ventilation. For In
formation passage apply only 70 d. B. ALLEN agent
Battery place stairs The public are oauto asd against
are employed for this line.
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NEw YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
IN Lne-Thropgh to San Francisco At reduced ratesNo
detention on the The and splendid steamship
UNCLE sam, $500 tons W. A. Mills commanders, will leave
New pier NO North rivor for AspiRwa Nav
Bay, Thursday, January 90 at NJ connecting ~ Pa
with the double engine mship Corte which
steamship leaves arrival Of the BY
the Uncle San Francisco stopping only ~ Acapu
supplies These vessels, for vent
l.tion and safety are An expsrsnoed
landed the wharf At Aspnwap, and take the Panama
railroad Passengers cautioned that tickets for ths line
ere sold only ut No. rs Broadway, Now York.
DAVIS BROOKS E CO., General AGentS.
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III West street, corner # warren. New Yorl

NOR SAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE THE
bark GEORGIA, nov loading a. the foot Of Amos
rate applied once. Ship will sail about
January. Apply to f. B. SUTTON, "a Wall street.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
Craig, commander, vim sail from aassey the 18th Of
dss january s1H a. IL .0 Frat cabin
state rooms $780, do do ds SIS; second cabin.
$50. Stewards fees included. Apply TO