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The steamship Columbia will ply in connexion with the
above steamers between San Francisco and Oregon
Each allowed $50 lbs baggage ee
ceedng In measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Chagres 20 foot and from
Panama San Francisco OF 500 per
freight passage, apply the Office of the company III
West street, New York city NJ. O, ROBERTS.
InnIG q I'm
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ny DYNn 3 nceuInIa. Arc,lnne,r..

ny DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SERVANT WOMAN AND THREE MALE CHILDREN AT
" PRIVATE BAIE.We have for private sale veyv ,an.ha
servant good cook washer ironer ogethsy % bsy
three children aged respectively and sr Ts
woman shoot thirty old and sold for ut The whole
WI be sod together upon reasonable applying 10
-. -. DYER MCGUIRE.
'bHf-e''sA Aucnoneers,
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largely diminished import and increase both in the
United States supplies when the spring opens, aud
speculative inquiry already exists Western mixed -four
sells at 81 81 So southern 81 10 50 5O-common 70
fancy Corn i in good demand, Tor export at 70 cents
southern yellow. Wool Is active and very rmsales do
mestc fleece cents Tobacco Is steady al ii O. Ken
mcky, Whskey, y cents. Cotton is very firm, and
sales about 500 bales
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DISSOLUTION of Copartershipf The firm heretofore
IL ing of Dyer Brother is this
consent dissolved George +. Dyer viii the
of the late m also Of the unsettled
Robert w Dyer, deceased, which immediate attention
il ge spce ,faly requested, EDWARD @. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WAsHIEeroE, September "a, 1850.
ds- ship Nottce.The undersigned have formed.
copansrhip the and firm Of Dyer Mcclure,
auction and commission business Nh
Broher 10th and PennsaAS
They respectfully soea continuance OF the pasnark
slowed upon and pledge themsevess 70 Discharge &
cunhled 10 them.
Mcclure prepared 10 make advances upon oil con
EDWARD c. DYER
J. G.. McuUIRE
WAsHINsros, seplsmbss "a, 1880
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE)
WASHINGTON orrIcr, rrsNsyLvANa AVENUE
Elnh honse east of National Hotel, No Q.

WASHINGTON oruor, rrESsYtvANA AVENUE,
Fnh house taste National Hotel, Noe.
VHE first line ever established any company the United
States and consequently od. the pioneer ne extending
between Baltimore Philadelphia and New York and
delivering receiving the intermediate stations sv
dc Grace Wilmington Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, New
ak and Citybe the time
up lately undergone extensive repairs and n
number Of which
be required oft for accommodation OF the pubc win an
fidelity hitherto unequaied This line
with west north, and
sop extending already 6een thousand miles TO either OF
delivered desired The
of this line have lately thoroughly stemansed h bus
and mode Of delivery OF messages s
charges are equal special With the fac
possessed by this every one nv
ted try reliable FOR ele
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
f house east OF National
otel Bamor No Exchange south Cay Philadelphia,
No oi Chestnut street Quincy buildings New York, No.
'""o''' WIN NJ SWAIN, President.
Ii-3mdt
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Virginia Land Once,

Virginia Land Once,
Richmond, Jsruary ~, 1852
IN conformity Virginia Of s4e, <eI section 49,
do hereby make known all whom concern, that
pears, certificate eschafor Of the Of
dated the si OF December 1885, received into the Land
Of January 1882 that by inquest held the
Of December, 1851 lot OF land containing thryhree
lying in Page county adjoining Gideon q Philip
Long which Robert stricker died seed, w. und
cheated to this Commonwealth.
g. w. PARKER,
Jan 27-Iaw6w Register Land Once.
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UIM. II. DUNAIL, Merchant Tailor, (lnte I.usby ~
Duvall) National Hotel would take this method Of
informing and public generally h has returned
under National
Hotel Immediately adjoining the mnn where he
choice Of cloths and yssngs,
furnish clothing order the shortest notice and style not
to be surpassed.
lie also keeps constantly hand great variety Of furnishing
genemen all Of which will be sold at moderate
prices.
The public respectfully invited give him call.
Several handsomely furnished be had by applying
above. Jan i-JtawSw
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Sub,lanliaL .Aid 70 H.mgarn.

COLUMBUS Oaio, Feb. l0-A resolution has been intro
duced the legislature of this State 10 loan all the
belonging the State Hungary TO be returned aer her
Independence
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Return Of Mr.. Labo,de 10 Nep Orleans

NEw ORLEANS, February 9--The Spanish steamer Colon
Havana arrived today, having board Mr. Laborde
resume his official duties The Spanish flag salued
the arrival Of the steamer and all proper honors
shown to the returning consul
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DANCING aCADEMY.-First Course.-Mr. T. r. Liable
citizens Of Washington George
dancing
will Thursday, November his
Thomas Pakers south Of Pennsylvania
9Th opposite Browne ho
Days tuition: Tuesday, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
All the fashionable dances wii be introduced and taught
0rtl ll--dt
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Pednsylvrnis Railroad,
81 WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Between
- - Philadelphia and Pittsburf-Timr reduced
twenIyu aer the lst OF December next
.enve carried Pennsylvania Railroad Company be
Pibus twenty hours, win only
wenty eight mites staging excellent turnpike
Pare, Sill. -. a,
This The between the great West and the
Atlantic cities accommodations IN all respects OF the
THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3m Mentfehha iNhHoah So'
rAnEs n EDWARDS, late Comnissioner Of PEN
ons and Simeon Smith alaw formerly OF Ogdens-
burg New YORK opened office in Washington city Tor
claims before Congress and
the OF the general government
their business that may be nused
TO their care may be made to any members OF The last
Congress. "a,
post paid, addressed TO Edwards smu' near "u
HOTEL will be duly attended TO-
Sep l0-dly
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Carusi's saloon.

Carusi's saloon.
FrpAY EyrNso February l3, 1859.
Mr. TURNER the American Ballad singer, has the honor TO
nj citizens OF Washington, Aerandna and 0coge
win give Of his highly popular ballad entertain
evening and viii sing several old as
well Of
Cards OF admission 90 cents.
Doors open 6A O'Clock. Concert TO commence at ~
lQ-M
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
SNorf blnUtou q. Snefhen

roNTINuEs 10 practise Supreme Court TO attend TO
before claims and settle accounts
against the and boards OF commandment TO pro-
enTe naents al home abroad obtain pensions aud
and bounty lands debts, dividends, cgncics and nhe
and In foreign countrles 10
stocks bond and mort
and 10 neroa. purchase and Of loans lands and
patent rights, in any State OF the Union -, -
particular senton paid California land title cases coming up
70 the United States Supreme Court appeal. .
prepaid addressed 10 w g. snehen, Carroll
,.n,,n, nauo, o'f' ' Oct 2s-dly
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&H -
Baltimore and Washington Hailrosd-Change OF
Hours.
Monday December the uains bsween
" Washington andB BALTIMORE will be follows;
Leave Washington at 9 and sl a m, IL, m, and
Leave Baltimore a and st, m, and and ~ p, m,
Theecond from Washington and the fourth from Bsti
with the nin TO and from Phadelpba
4. II. PARSONS,
Nov oo-d,f Agent.
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c,pLENprD NEW sILKs.-CL.

CPLENDID NEW sILKs.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY,
y co. respectfully the ladies', sesident and 50
ouner Washington that they have Just received 100 pieces de-
silk line exhibited in this
city very importation the prices Of which guaranty be
w import.
Dec 23--d2w CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
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ID pEMOVAL.-DUVALL BROTHER, merchant Tailor, , mi
IL pieasuraof informing their numerous friends ano - II
they have removed their now and eielam
square of their old They have Just retuneu
York opening Of the richest and most
sortmen OF goods in their line Of business which they "eP
70 make F" o'ae' IN u''" '''' '"'' DtJVALL BRoTHp
N. p. Wanted two or three drstraic coat hands
aep lp--dl lwS coz
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e,yIDER,s CHEAP WINE STORE. 40 VALIANT
y street below Fuurth phanes, liquors Of
tries direct importation the growers and producers
and furnished members Of Con
Rress at Washington city on shortest noceegh paid
BY Adamss Express"
Sheuies, Sparkling Champagne,
Madeiras, Moet extra
Chcqnot,
Red wine, Dtnet,
Tenerfae Pernp~hot,
Lisbon, Heidsck,
Muacat, and many others,
Fronngnan, sparkinR MoseHe,
Malaga, Hockheim,
CIarcis Of all sorts, Rade.heim,
Marcobrunn,
Burgunde., the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of all sorts,
pale casks dsmOhn in bottles, with some cheap,
Irish and scotch whkey Msnongahss Bourbon Jamaica spirits
preserving brandy blackberry and wild cherry bsndes Scotch
ale, London porter and stout in bbs Of and donen.
Hapdna Cigars,
reliable quality, always hand,
wholesale by the quarter boz,
The all wines &C. sold directly
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country Trade,
and supplied the cask demohn
dozen, package Of assorted SORTS.
Orders by telegraph, giving limit price, guaranteed TO
be satisfactorily niiedi or the goods taken back
familiar all principal wine
ducn countries Of Europe and with the best houses
there enable offer good articles cheap Gail and examine
JACOB sNtDER, JR's,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut St, Philadelphia,
Feb lo-dly
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DRAPER and TniIor.-WllLlAM TUckLlN n ns AZ ~
streets, prepared to receive cais rom % ~ ar, VI
French and English cloths
vesnrs selected by himself with great care fom me @
importing houses New York and Phiianeiphia AL ,s
be sold al cash pce and the reputation o no
ment is sufficient guarantee 10 all who may honor nI MN
paropsge style which his garments viii be
B.-I shall be ready in ten days 10 show some oi W.
styles that have been offered IN '' ~
2l--3taw3w
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ia -
Baltimore and Railroad, Long -Fistabi.shsd
and Route TO the West.
Passengers Pburg Wheeling take the which
Baltimore and 7k O'clock for Cumberland
plank by Somerset and We New
In Ptisbug about "a
hours or Wheeling about - hours from Baltimore.
Pittsbug, $40 o0to Wheeling, Sll 90
washin III go II 30
90 Phisdeinhia
Dec 3l-3m J. T. ENGLAND, Agent
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NEW FashionnbIe Tailoring Establi.hment.-H.

raae, ,an,,an oap'o' nun ""'' " - octos-dly
'enuo'.
NEW Fashionable Tailoring Estabiishment.-h. y.
LoUDoN co. and railors, Browns Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue have jus, opened het new STORE WIN
Of goods gentlemens wear SUCH US
cloths casslmeres vestng and furnishing goods generally
Army, navy, marine and e9nue Officers wi nnd an asso @
articles regulation Of their respective prescribe
An experience Of many years IN ss% % e o a. n'sm a
high prices, are Inducements that we
offer and respectfully solicit patronage
I,OR Rent, the large and comrnodious house in the
j occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply to Gen. Graiiot, siI Bui'dnes
sept2-eodu liniei'J
u choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such as
Cashmeres and nous. de lane, all prices
Plain plaid and brocads silks
Merinoes' ali shades, and very cheap
Psrameto cloths
Apacas and bombaznes, NIL grades
With various other descriptions ofmonrnipg goods
ar dozen various ses embroidered linen cambrc
lawn handkercheh very cheap
Fifty dozen Alcrander's best hid gloves
with all kinds goods adapted ladies' wear and m prices
that cannot fail TO please, ,,, ,,,,,rn
Pennsylvania avenue, between 5th aud 9Th streets
Dec 4-eodlnif
IJNIRoRM OF the United states Army,
from the original and drawings In the War Department
The Of william Penn, with selection. nom his correspond
and autobiography; by Samuel Jannsy. vol svo,
Whmscses OF Thomas Hood, with wood cuts Price WsnW
oos', Drawing Book Of Heads Figures, and Animals
Feb 6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
MEDICAL students vsde Mecum, by Geo. he"ae"-
Rsnk Half Yearly Abstract Medical Sciences to Decem
vapeaus Midwifery, translated the French BY chss
plsds,a Review Of Msteia Medics. vol, l0mo.
i"' oD TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb5 BOOKSELLER, near 9Th street
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Arrival Of Geo. y. For.

Arrival Of Geo II. tor
FASHIONS or o2-nrny and naval regulations for ss2-Pe
fitting panaloons Geo r. tailor and
importer York. will do himself the pleas
waiting upon friends members
and officers &C. ke and citizens Of Washington for
few days wiilsrds flotel Pennsylvania avenue.
Feb i9-dSat
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6y- Lectures Saints and Heroes.Mr. Lords fourth
given Caruss saoon Thursday evening" Feb
man IL.
Subject: John Calvin principles his character and his in
huencen
II rain Saturday evening
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United state. Steamship CoInp~ny.-rhe only
Through Lime For California asd Oregon,
(yIA oHAGREs,O
Yo,k E.a,O OyIsa .anal
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THE BANK OF THE UNION, tn browns Marble
Building for the transaction Of an exchange and
general banking business.
Ro. II. GALLAGHER, President.
=. w. MARSH, Cashier.
. ct
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RAILROAD AssoCIATIo

COLUMBIA RAILROAD Ass0CIATION.-A number Of
persons above ue petition Congress o
form railroad conneSon
Columbia the South West that the
may block entirely has This win
Those members calling and sgn
ing articles Office Of the National Ine
aencer Feb i2--a
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nIount Aiban Institute.


THIs institution very pleasantly situated on me
Heiebsthe prospect from II embracing the city Q,
the Potomac miles, and the town OF Aerand q
sxned 10 extend limited number Of boys the bene
practical Christian education. II seeks 10 comb'ne p
OF thorough academicn instruction with The proper
Christian home. :, - p.,sn,s who "
The next regular session win begin November I & ~ Re
nycause desire earlier admission may confer Nu
Application for admission OF pupils or for further ino
be addressed, - ....x,,, ,,uo,ovn D.
References; The Bishop Of Maryland, and hnEn Md M
IL n Baltimore Hon. H. r. Chamber Kent ~
~ Dayton esq, Fourth Auditor f the Treasury Pntcei
lyons esq, 6eorgetownj w. Beverheot Ihomggs ggn,is
Norh Carolina Col. Miller Haliowes, st Mays, "foS
sept lG--oaw4w
OFFICIAL Military hooks, for sas -
" MAURY, booksellers, near OH street, Washhs'o"
Cavalry Tactics, vols price S5--yefy sehe''
Wayns's Sword Exercise price VI - so
aco,t,s Infantry Tactics, 3vois. price " an
Instructions for Mointsin Arllety price ~
Cooper,s Tactics and Regulations for the ' mnlna
Instructions for Field Artiliery Horse ana foo"
Cross's Military Laws,
Mcromhs Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual
Army and Navy Registers, -, ao,,r,snts
And ali other government books ana aocu'"'"
aept@
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ENAPP,s Chemistry Applied 20 the Arts, vol. ~
n Just published. London 1881
FANS Anatomy Of the Forms Of Man VOL and atlas
HichoIss Architecture Of the Heavens vol illustrated Lon
don, 1851. -, lu,.
uaied. London. .,-,,- :, n -
PlantA Biography by NJ j. Schieideh, NJ ~ No'' "
lns,rsded. London. - a. ..,...
pnchads Natural History of Mans vol ocayoi 10 engraving
French by Doctors Van Buen and aacs part
/ Just published -. -, ,,..
Many engravngs, fhaN,h ihfhoh
Dec III
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5lales mall.

The splendid fleet OF steamers belonging this
zmz company continue la conneri0n with the
NZW~AIfN The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
between ports above named carrying the United
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Gr}-The Members of the Vigilance Committee of the
Democratic Association requested Jackson
Hail Thursday evening next, 2t instant, O'Clock.
Feb ll-2t j. +. ENNIS, Chairman.
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-Punc,ua attendance at Q o'clock i requested
Feb it-dtd
0DD FELLOWS HALL, seventh stree,.-Buu's seven
Niagara ST. Lawrence, and will
February 9th, for short only.
This work, executed from drawings upon
the spot interesting objects 900
other vessels.
Mr. Howard will preside organ and pianoforie, at
intervals.
Handbook o the mirror lax cents
Every evening, except Sunday.
Doors open at 6l--minor moves nj u O'Clock.
Admtance IS cents Children half price,
Day exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
O'Clock. Peb 6--dn
GENERAL THINGs.-we have fully determined to reduce
- stock OF the several thags below named
Lades black and coored silk velve with colored sk
yeyets.
Ladies wishing sk dresses the time
purchase.
Long al-wool shaws
Blankets OF the hpe and medium kinds.
White dannele coarse and fine.
Particular bargains will be offered In all above.
French and English menoes casmses, and dress silks In all
o. decided bargains will be offered.
We offer large and superior OF all kinds cloths
and vestinrs nj prices much reduced.
include low priced cloths wear
A large lot or printed druggets for foorcloths.
All kinds of mourning goods constantly hand.
Gentlemen's under shirts and drawers, all kinda
full supply Of table Diapers danasks, linqs.
A.o all other articles in line usually found weordeed
dry goods house.
we daily the for those few bills remain
unpaid, and long since due
Terms unless arranged the
articles prices and fair dealing be relied all
Feb 5--I0teof Opposite Centre Market.
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Ths New York Liverpool United states Mail
1 steamers.
| The sbin. eonDs.ing hIs line are.

e-ksm These ships having been bulk BY contract
k& pre- ssly for service, has been
LD1 taken In their construction also In their sngnss,
- 10 insure strength and spsedi and their accomno-
dauons for unequaed for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York Liverpool In lrs cabin S20
Exclusive $500 In second cabin
Liverpool York. 10 and $50
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for
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Washington Assemblies
THE Fourth Assembly Ball will take place Jackson Hall on
Il Thursday evening, February ~.
obtained Fschers
and Stevenss Pennsylvania avenue,
Strangers and Subscribers only tickets by
applying who WI be found
Jackson Hall on the day OF the ball
-Punctua attendance nj O'Clock IL requested.
Vehl lid
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r,REvCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Amee on te tromphe de
II Ia Pete par Nine Berner
lie Bon Fridoiin e Mechsnt Thery par G. O. schmid
Joseph dore, danger des Mauvases Companies par
r. Marcel.
Les Deur creoles entainement de rExempe par Mime
Saunders
Illustrations de IIIisioire sanie par rAbbe Rousser
Ba.tien. ou le Devoucment Flial par Mine farrene
Cosn rOrpheline de sienne Victor Doubiet
Anonio ou l'Orphelin de Florence Louis Fnedel
sImple's Coutes; par NJ pAbbe Roussier.
Rtudes Iiistoriques, l'usape de Ia ieuneuse.
Les Trois Fills du Captane par Leon Guerin.
Of kinds, styles and prlces for youth OF
every age, imported direct from Paris by
- - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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oensral Agsney at Washlngton, D. G.

WAsHrKsros, septsmbS, "a, 1850.
Sept. a7---dn
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JUDGE story's Life and Letters by his SON. Jus
j p,kUshed, vols, svo.
FofSAls by TAYLOR MAURf,
Jan BOOKSELLERS, 9th street.
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CO. smithso nian LecturesA course OF twelve lectures
will delivered by Prof Benz sman of Yale College,
Monday "Wednesday and Friday Of each
Monday evening" February al 7k o'clock Subject Geology
Feb l--law4w
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expeced been obliged leave Washington for few days. Prof
Felton, will Institution with
this Wednesday, evening" lh and the other
Friday evening, 18th.
Subject OF tire Greek dramatic entertainments.
1. A Greek tragedy, the Ajax OF Sophociss.
Greek comedy the Eccleseazousa In
assembled.
of poetry the Alexan
modern language OF Greece
Kiephtc ballads
FELTON, by illness from giving bs
lectures Greek literature the appointed time January
until session
OF Prof Siiman viii be resumed Saturday
Monday
E.hlI lI--dlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
YUCATAN.
A Trip into the Interior Of Yuchtan-Sot In
The BenIen Track Of Travellers.

The BenIen Track Of Travellers.
To ire Edto, u The ". Y. Tytbsns
"You who have beheld the glory of
Alp Arslan, repair TO Marpe, and you viii behold
il burie d in the dust" And you who have pored
over the history Of Spanish power wealth and
naeniict nee, 90 to Mexico and see people
laboripg under a chronic disease which no medi-
cine can reach, and q Government in the last
throes of dissolution. Ii IS not my object at this
time 10 dlate the causes OF this state OF things,
nor to discuss the political and moral state OF that
unhappy country but to give brief sketch OF
trip into the interior Of Yucatan, during the
months Of January and February last, where, in
the micst Of 90 much sterility, encountered
thriving American, native OF one OF the towns
bordering on the Hudson River in fact, no other
than the "roying American" Who accompanied
Stepbe n, in bis b asels from Guatemala to Yucca
tan and is mentioned in his work. had been in
Can peschy about month before | accidentally
met him, and during that tins could not help
remusibg the rapid process Of decay goirg on in
that city for the last ten years With climate
as fre as any in the world, and backed by a
country susceptible of cultivation for agricuitu
purposes, all seems inert and lieess, except early
in the morning and just after sundown. In the
middle of the Gay Canpeaehy seems like huge
campo santo, or graveyard, with now and then a
ghost stealing fIom the door Of tomb. In the
southeast corner Of the city counted six squares
or blocks ofbuildiDss tenantless, and most Of them
in good condition, around which rank weeds were
growing IN wild luIuriance, and crowding against
tie huge walls, shich seemed well calculated TO
fence IN that subtle spirit Of the msrsh, malaria;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02

n Died, at this place, on Monday last,
Philip better known a. Old Uncle Pail, aged about
los years Es sss the odess msp, white or ,l.c K, In
Ibis Coapfy, and bad been Q faithful servant Toe cd
man was buried on Tuesday niges; large number OF
'be b'sehs followed him 10 the grave Ths tcrch
carried BY another venerable black, whoss houy head
and unsteady gait bstokened that he TO, would soen
follow LIE old safoc,sse Grove BID ,AIs Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-11
AS a Dyspepsia Curer

pr. H"uChton'> Per>in has produced the most mar
v"ou- rcc'> III curing cases "i debility. rnaciatinn
n"rv"nS decline. and dvspcrtic consumption /. i
impossible :" giNv the details q" c:l-.- in the limits
{" this advertisements hut authenticated certificates
have been given 81 more than w" hundre remark
able cures. in Philadelphia. New York and Boston
alone. The" were nearly all desperate c:l>c> AMI
the cures were not only rapid and wonderful hut
Tournament.
l. = = .,r''lt nervous antlote and particularly
useful for tcHde'cy :" bilious disorder Liver Com
i'An. fever and Al:c. or badly treated fever and
are. and the evil effects of uuinine Mercury. and
other drug upon the digestive ORGANS after q hong
sickness AS" for excess in eating and the too free
IL" Of ardent spirits. l. almost rcconcilc> h,.al;h
with intcmi"rancc
Dr. ll"usht"ns Pcp>in i sold by nearly all the
dealers III lin" 'irug> and popular medicines Through
"n' tn" ui'"i States II i prepared ia powder
AMI IN fluid i"rn-and i'll prescription val> for the
Ii" "f physicians
Private circulars for the Use Of physicians. NAV
l." obtained "tpr H"urIon or h. agents l,.>cril,
in@ The whole process of preparation. and giving the
authorities upon which the claims "f thi> new rem
edv are based. As II * not Il secret remedy n" OBJ
l"cI"n can Ice raised against IL u>c hv llvsiciauS
IN respectable standing and regular practice Price
one dollar per bottle.
OBSERVE THIS, Every bottle nf the rnnuine
I'E'>n bears the written signature Of i :. Hourh-
Ton. u: sole proprietor, Philadelphia. Pa.-cUpy
right and trade mark secured u
Sold 10y all druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
AGENTs.-J {. BINGHAM. ST. .Johnshurv.
Wholesale & Retail Agent: !. Weeks. Dan
Vile; : H. Collins. Montpelier 16Gvl