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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-05

RKsARKABLr UP-cREErrNe HoP VISE.-A friend,
whose word is entirely reliable informs that hop vine
the southery face Of his dwelling has grown within the
twenty -four hours fifteen inches From ii A. M. to p N.
yesterday grew at the rate Of inch hour This an
uncomony rapid vegetable elongaton rapid indeed az
enable observer TO protrude itself upward
Rochester 4drocate.
We know Of parallel to this except that Of cucumber
planted fine morning by enterprsng who had
procured two Of guano when that wonderful
provoker to rapid vegetation first into notice Having
carefully prepared the SOIL he dropped in his seeds and
covered them with earth literally enriched with the new
manure. To his the dirt began to y in an
instant the plant burst FORTH the vine began to spread
and the anghted husbandman started for the house at
the top of his speed But the growth Of the plant OUT
stripped his utmost feetness 1t followed him. It wound
oil about him, and when he reached his room and chair
he was utterly astounded find an enormous cucumber
In his pocket, gone 10 seed t--4Bany Register -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-05

There are some cases Of Cholera n the hospital at C
efnndt and the fact is thus alluded to in the Atlas Of the
oath instant: .i... .4s....s
There is as we are informed evidence Of the ex
cases. however Of decided cholera have occurred at the
Commercial Hospital and in private practice all Of which
are raceabe to the river for their origin and far
rs is known there has been originating here.
yesterday noon had been six two Of which have ter
minated fatally There appearances Of the pre-
monitory symptoms among the citizens any indca-
tons Of speedy approach Of the epidemic except as it
is mported.n
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-05

EIGHTY LIVES LosrA terrible coal-pit accident oc-
Cured on Monday in the Aberdare Valley, Glamorgan-
shire by which fewer than eighty lives have been
rifced The cause was fre-damp AT the time the acc-
the pit and every thing proceeded in its accustomed
der, when suddenly tremendous explosion heard by
those surrounding the mouth Of the pit and the utmost
CONSERVATION and alarm at excited The works
speedily surrounded by several hundred people,
sisng Of the friends Of the miners
Inquiries at once instituted and after some time.
communication effected with the SURVIVORS, when 1t T
peared that tremendous explosion Of fredamp had taken
place. but which fortunately did not extend to the whole Of
the works in the mine otherwise oil the hundred and
sixty men in the pit must have lost their lives.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-05

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The Russians are said to have
sent eighteen engineer officers secret mission to Eu
ropean Turkey collect information TO the resources
army Of one hundred thousand would find there
The state of the roads and other matters would also be-
inquired into II believed that another body Of
gneer officers had left secretly for Greece and Constan
nope TO collect mere information Of the character
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-05

SUCCESSFUL FORGERY IN PHILADEIrHIA.--A young man
named Graham about twenty-five years Of age who two
years ago deserted from Fort McHenry Baltimore where
he went by De Of Riley is charged in Philadelphia
with having forged the endorsement upon draft Of $500
last week. which paid by Messrs Drexel & Co., Of
that city. The Ledger says:
employed in November last BY Mr. George chacon
BOARDED At the with him lie then Louis
Charles Clarence had been
gentleman from Baltimore detect
I'd him prscces Graham
AZ his boarding house. deeply in debt andlsd
This February, during the seghng shortly
horse sleigh He trial this refusal Of
the the early
der the De Witt the recruiting Mar
ct street Sergeant Andrews lie
he recognized dcscer from Fort McTIeny He
by martial sentenced but
RENTED Of promises reformation conduct
Early morning Saturday the I'D
Sorted crossing New York Previously
broke into small outhoure and % revolver
a.o entering quarters
70 new clothes about go IN notes $780,
10 the order Major General Winfield Scott the Of
seldom Co.. Of Washington the Bank New
YORK had endorsed the making payable
n the order Of Major williams gcncmans
necessary reaching this city Graham visited Chscon and
luck since they
commission In the A. proof exhibited
the quarters salary Mr. Chaon accompanied Ora
ham 10 The Manly Co. where him
his friend They there told that the draft negotiable
dra was by Drexe Co. having time
sved the forged Of Major Williams receiving the
money paid Mr. chacon small sum he owed him. and has not
been since
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-05

Then as respects MALT LIQUORS. The quantity Of malt
used by brewers and victualers in 1916 331405l
quarters the number Of brewers and vctuaers 800
The quantity of malt used by brewers and vicualers in
lS48 was 3,699,77l quarters the number of brewers
and victuallers 6l,ls2 The quantity of malt charged
with duty during the first half year Of 849 800
quarters after the rate of quarters for the
year The malt charged with duty during the first half
year of 1850 3l592 quarters after the rate of
7,4S5, l84 quarters for the year.
The exports and ale in l848 was 724 barrels
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-05

The delivery of of all kinds for home consump
in 184l 1S4 $50 gallons In 1850 it was 651
gallons
The population of Great Britain in l84l was sSl
Do.,... Ireland do. 8,196,597
r-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

There medicines advertised. sold and recommended
to cure 81 diseases no matter how opposite OF dissnar
nature he diseases may be. the medicine viii cure you
This Is not go Every knows medicine that will
Rheumatism, VIII not ConsuEption-Or what wl cure Dys
VII NeuralEla But there certain Of
arsBg from the cause. that number OF med
icres rro--ly compounded, SINGLE med me OF
exrno-ainarv virtue wllremove For example Diseases
the Vital or Nervous Finds or the over sxlnS or aerlnse-
merit of the Nervous System. BY Close mental
from whatever produced bringing with them JnS
tain Of symptoms and CAUSING al short tune,
affections Of the head and und bordering on iasantf-
This state cf tie system he Compound bearing the name
of Dr. MORsES lnvieoratiug Cordial will relieve and IN
short the system and 81 the organs % Their
naturLl health aud vlgor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
@ opdrtHerSbip.

III ROSS & CO, Commission Merchants,
- rs.sc,sco. CALIFORNIA; ROSS. FALCoSEA
Co. No lss PeaI undsrs ,ss c ssao
tntsieo 4; California under the style snd hrm OF
nsio ROSS Co las fuIrner San Francisco and KoSs
tALIVN1N W. d. L. ROSS,
Holm FALCONER,
CLANCY ]. DEAPSrER,
-, .,,;v.d tom San Francisco, where
"a, .syss years be been doing - ss.Sa J, s
srd beips eonversent with the sh..s .Do.J Is make
sar Of n,erehsndise vessels NJ, -
viii reside III New York and give ms sSe. in relation
re mi es" o' eo'~e ROSS FALCONER Co.
'he'e'o No lea Pear.-sr between Wall and fine-e'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
PILLS COMMON SENSE.

People Use iess cOrnon using medicine than
upon any other subject Thousands Of lives annually
sacrificed and constitutions ruined BY the OF Physe
They Undertake restore weakly and debafrd chIdren
and SICK reducing their myth BY constantly xiv
INK them Pills Plls PILE Many ..ck persons amount
Of Pills sufficient 70 kl The constant Of pyhsc
j. foolish ~ % attempt 10 eElptOns OF the s<n
anc di.etse By driving them IN with ontusnt and sges
4 dose two OF Pills, JuaIoioGsy taken
year are sometimes useful ~ Ointmen, in cass Of Burns
and Cuts They WHO attempt 10 senslcn tie system By
the Of Physe disease sinmsnts, are ioOs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

There are eisss Of who advertise " No Cure no
Psy-"Advce Free kc. kc. pretending that they are
regular physicians. They should Dc avoided. They ask no
pay FOR scyloe but charge exrava<.nty for the nosus
which Thy invsrsby yoa 70 purcslseso1le OF ne
various Eincs wltR which their shops hed. These TEL
lows AZ general sharks l. cheaper aud Tar better % get
the ADVICE G; physician GOOD stAdlz Some Of the
Guscks style themselves great Companies. &c. AMI pat
downs sozen different descriptions OF cure al, which II
they cosh believe them. would rae the dead They are
rrenf hnuil NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
PHYSICIANS

An intelligent honest conscientious physician Is one OF
me ost usefui members Of sosiey, and pernsps eonsir
lng every thing The least appreciated ATA5esxn OF Ne
ehs he called apoa in the ni,h plrricalAry If be
IVES urrei and TIE night cola and stormy % work
job would consider themselves edbuf physicians are
constantly doir. thS ard going abozt doing good Tor
wfch they get but tle thanks and many times less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
BROOKLYN. Aus. n, 1913,
SYLVESTER n. woRrHEv
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
Usrol4


We invite the attention Of readers to the advertise
Dr.. Morscs lnvgoratns Cordial IN another column
OF his paper We have bears Il ec"nendrd y soaie OF
celebrated Physicians the hes; remedy -cd tor
those complaints it s advertised TO cure, and we have
known many ourselves OF Debility that 10 has conn.,
petey cured and think it valuable preparation and wor-
Ps,laSsirhsa HeeIIy S4f,,isL
We advocate Patent Medicines IN ibe gem
erel Of the word hut .sy that the "nvsor
atng Cordial advertised last page sas reputation
Ear above The "quocS medicines of the dsy. Tho Cor
dial It VII b SEQ, supplied wholesale aud retail by
- B.ses DGiis MAJ Aug Is 1881
Tho success u Dr. Morses nyigoEat ~ Cordial appears
to he of the extraordinary character. We publish to-
day two certificates in its behalf tT0m Thoulss Lloyd
No IS PrPeest q IA.- e'.yy, a. Sae ;og Kew Mt.
saved his he Gad Mr. White seems 70 entertain an equally
strong confidence efficacy Intelligent men IKE those
would 10, praise strongly what that hey dad not iuy De-
WV" The Golden Rae
The Odd Fellow Paptr publishes the following Among
the extracts Of medicines recommended for me
long train OF dseass dspendns on pro. anon
or debility from whatever eanse produced br. Morse
IL ndeed neutrality-suspicious. and having seen II used
with d, cided Hdvanag- IN number ot CASES, We can re-
commend It with pleasure, and with ui commence III 'e
success
PrepMedby NJ MORSE, ". D. and for sale by CiAs.
H. RING. General Agent No 1872 Broadway, NewYork, TO
whom all orders must b. sddresssd'
Poston. w '. Spencer, No 1928 wa.hnson-st Fetridse
Co; Springield Miss Haven Worcester NJ b. Crceni
Lowell JOHN Mey9srdi Hartford John Ptkns Prov.
Some and + NJ Wood, No. Harmony Court Baltimore,
Rogers and Brothers and :. ;. Hence; Wshingten T. D.
Gilman Richmond, Va Bennett Beers No. ID Main-st
Albany N V, w y. Janison, No. 58l Broadway Buffalo,
~ Y John T.. Coleman Toronto, Canada, Lyman Broth
Co; and cities rs advertised tr0uShou' the unen.
Its put up, highly concentrated in Pint Bottles with the
Ard .oid FOR IS per Bottle; for s2 s2i the doz.
Mf1 Moys IN ,b be- oe Of the District Court
for the Southern District Of the State OF Newfcrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

Innate or ether Nercuri. PREPARATION esd n eonpo1aa,
and manufacturing contained n the medicine kn va
y ne name Of Dr. Morse's Invsrstn< Elixir OF Co-na
" MORSE
svelutc bef5-e me, this a-a asy Of June: 1875:
IL MlCKLE, Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
THE COMMON FXPREssTON

OF those who have used tins Extract had hoard yonr
Cordial highly spoken Of bu, OF the ncredous in
regard It's NOTWITHSTANDING tined medicines sold for
the purpose different Sarsapuilas without deriving
any benefit had almost up all hopes of deriving any
relief and when purchased Of your Cordial had no
faith whstcver Of lite henettting me but t has-l feel
stronger have although It's not three weeks. an satisfied
the half dozen bottles took will me"
Another says: II had consulted several distinguished
physci.ns Some said could not be cured-others pre-
ribed this thing and that hut found relief until pro-
cured sorne OF your Cordial must Il completely
cured me"
Another says: surprised o, the effect your Cor
dial Ind Why did not hear OF r beore lt would have
saved much experse besides mental aud bodily
suffer ng"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
THE WONDER Of the WORLD!-DE
II yINEGs COMPOUND PITCH LOZEN0E.-Tbs

rre.t remedy ct last dscosssed CONSUMPTION can b.
cured Asthss viii be tbs thass thar we're and
Coughs and Colds the parents Of that fs dssass ms
otter trr.s the hoss Of Land, vsnsh - ~
magic before rn,s sovereign rsmsdy. -.
Ths thar winch has long been sought for ana ~
Colds Hsopins Ccaxh-, Group, Asthns and Co'zmpooa
and will 10 ssy where lungs szfhc'enf se ~ 20 -
tain he cheeck the alteration, and rsse tns Ps1fn
health Price IS cenu per box 10y
: C. H. RING. cole Assnk No. lgz broa1 ssy, II.
Seid by GEO r MILNE, No 10 Fato2-6 br0os'yn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
NOW pREpARFD-

The Of preparing medicine most important
consideration or unless this is done properly me remedy
wholly ard than uSess for nsts al ot reGy-
nr the d.eese ycu expect still retains hold on the
system becoming and Gicglt OF removal
the becomes habuaed Il. IS It
ond pature Very low heat sh0ud Be employed IN obtain
extract otherwise the volatile materials wl be dis
eied and Of the parts decomposed altering even
destroying The manner otpeparns this Cordial - such
render the extraction and the reteuton OF All the ne
dicna virtues Of tie plant aud concentrating them Ia de-
srahe for properly regulating the dose AMI At the
same time rendering It palatabe aud acceptable to tAe
afnrrarh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
DR.F. NORMAN's NERVE REMEDY

hR +. NORMANs NERVE REMEDY
~ The great Eurslgc and Anti Rheumatic Remedy for
the Of Rheumstm and Neuralgia IN al tleir forms.
having been used BY Physicians Of established reputation
for than twenty year. offered 20 the pneie
with the confidence II will be found highly bene
fetal in all Spasrnodc and Nervous Diseases that DIS
uessing Cough attending Pulmonary Consumption IN all it,
stsges IL "a uurivsiled; also, IN Rheumatism spasus,
Cramps, Asthma Neruso, DelirIum Tremens aid N al
of Debility arising from general depression OF the
Nervous System this truly remedy. and may be relied
being entirely vegetable and harmless Irce per bot
tie Is For sale a No. Is Ann-st New-York BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

pnees The Trenton Accommodated Trim VIII aad
stsr me 9Th December leave Trenton at arvias
~ rev orr e y noon. returning from Newfork II
r. NJ, BY which passengers Will aso be carried redaced
Prices renewing the 81 NJ Philadelphia Of wsy pas
snger Ihese arrEngerrerts VIII make certain the
connection Of the Mails ard through passengers with the
contnuors trsn lrsx.rx Phi .cnlra,a 81 nd L. p "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
DELIEF GUARANTEED in Eve minutes

III 70 a. Who ass HOWYs's Hysisn- Hoarhsund, Law
aua ececryye remedy Known Er the irant cure Of
couxhs colds and koarsenea. Cen
pr1pcipaI Oeces IN New Yort-BaIarfa No SIS Brood
WAY cerrxr LspenxI6: Howe, No 80 Broadway, corner
Howard Gaion, No. ~ BowerJ. corner Grand; Howe,
conner l7th-si. AID sts-ay- and BY 6rusyso genersy
throazhoat the United Sts.fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

Remtfances-Paaages - IN
BOWMAN, GRINNELL a. Co, NO. %
u sor,ss !, Nswyo,. .ole and only authorized Agents
for the SWALLOW-TAlL LINE OIL fAohhi sti ii :.
LIVERPOOL Packets sail 9Th LONDON faSSeIs SAL every
and 2lst Of every month atsrnate ihehsoaJ
LIVERPOOL, LONDoMr,
CONSTITUTION, SIR X ff,Eb, o,,xuvr,
CETVrv 0E Tiyr WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE. AMEhiSAS , 1USSnrS'''
ALBERT GAILATIN, lrh.Nsls, anoI ni'
ASHBURTON, lokhIO"nN
AMERICAN UNION, lPATklCh hhNhl,. 81
~, an, nv .nv of the above MAGNIFICENT shsce,
cine t m." ,Ss, Me~r. BOWMAN, GR1NSELL Co.
s,s The erIv gents for the above shps IN ths cry
They Also issue Drafts from 81 and upward, waeh are
psyshe AZ sht any town throughout .na ana oreae
Britain. ~" 'a1S " 80. ra.5 I,,errool
Liverpool Packets leave NewY York 9th and zH Oh e'''
Packets leave NewYort every alternate Tnurs
scy For passage Apply as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

IN ofke 81 JONI C. SMITH, q
ofx~ fort Sssed tey ~sd- ss1se ne
rosss ofS~~ rork b. Jees.ah Tovs Oh &-us
ssid sAv, q he sos
cay S~vYorh % the tsesty ssrs Say Jsnsssy
tsne 6rsDooo Of 3sy-DAet tbs n De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

CUPREME COURT-Tumsn r. CoInan

~ at zsehsus PSls B~t,y og.'sssst. vs,. s.d ososs
and KsAhefA h. We. ESs KssLsa Al csses.s - We.
Alamo vsy and sarab bic vs< wAa9 osfs a.<h, J.hs %.
kv AZ John 0.serts~t Sss..-d 70 zAcHIUs PAftxER.
THOMAS WOLFE ssd LOv1kfA, biz VS. Voc ss h>r~oy
nn1ed eonslsns a. scsDs 49, osyy
Jour sn % EoevAe Cs<rsag.s cesssy nsw Yeti
vabs the bcreef sxetnssvs q Ar ~
ss<s s~rses; 4~sa<s.N fsa 70 ~ eomsl.t
= t ssaos pslst6 v srsy ne Cosr os he relief Dc
sss 10 ls id The ea<s Il d. CHI n tss Cesay
q css1rsssS, - - arH ny u Dsfeusw, nA
Il hscw1 a O. RICE, vsnh1S Assos.~y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

he 27th q DeeenbsI ss9 VII nv sTns
at o'cloeh, A from oVs q Ks.ssston Srsiioa fnis
II sne via T. Relief Esp Train % ss TsTonss
Irsin wnep IN Wsshinrton Norfolk and ChAroGon
a s. ho,h n.s Tckes sold g p.ssensess nr wsS ~
soa NJ Jsr,ry in the A. NJ tran on'y' ~ Ne'SSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
CeQal Notices.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SurrO-
gate Of New Yot Will 10 b. sold II pub
he AUCTION the Merehsas frchsngs the City Of New rok.
seventh day Of Jsnusy ~ The year isst Twelve
tho eowna s-scnses Real Estate Of Bradley ~
Goodman deoes'ed br e payment % bis dsb Al usi certain
lot OF parcel ssd the lsh Wsrd tho
City Yoi, the son,hey ds Of h st.. together vhh Ms
budpss thereon Which ssd ot sousdss and contn " oows
hundred and Ave feet EAST fon the pa
south ese IL the intersection u h 81 and
Ave Tee, snd
hundred ss< Ave and half
bae ssrde< and any four feet and
half westerly hn~ The improvements sad
property Of ANAL sns ws4 Aosss len cent 81
viii be- required 20 be ead the ss ss Me
tssnee the deed ready dsL,ey fofk Decess
I, po2 GABRIEL VAN COfi
W. H. Vas Corr Proc or dJ6w
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cate Of coosy ~ ao<i~s ell
ss h.vns claims sssns GEORGE w. 0RyES ts u the CRY Of
Yost n<rths dscssssd he ysseh~ss
tfsr,G at hssfs<< Bro~s No
sy n The Cay srs d,
m January s.xtDsfsd usw 3A dsy a JAY isl
MORTIMER BROWa, Adm stos
,yirizxsus CAMILLA CREEN Adn.aas<rssnr
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of DIsTRIBUTION.-Notice ia

IN hsety usths ressAs Of e ssk q se Estate
q PETER A. Hokb. q s Cay f NevYert, dsrsssrd
New ieh VII asr Luisd sessrt~s . i.~ he ssDss.H.
Ofcs ths CITY Of Ssv Ycyt Tie fra DAY Of Hebsxry
os<k he hsenosa Of tbsf vhep al psrsos
dams denssds ssass sid oil present
sicew =. 4 W. BRADFORD ssssuss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
TWENTY ULCERS on the LEGS cured by

II y
ole letter from Mr. a. b. Knccker dated Mocnt GAMBIA
South Australia July 7 lsse-" To rfoseeor Holloway
SIR cure has jass come under nv chscrvsfon N which
the eescy OF your Ointment ard Pills hss BEEN y proved
man ofthe Of Joshua Smith bed urw ard OF twenty
ulcers on hrs shins, which dcnt TO cure that a.
meet every remedy bad been applied without good e
feet Your Pulls ard Ointment theu rescrted 20 and
mara IL 10 Be seen.
Sold BY all venders Of medicines in the United States in
pots spd boxes sf 81 cena 81. cents and 81 80 each and
wholesale BY the principal drs houses in the United States
ard by Messrs A. B. d. SANDS. New.Yoxk aad by the
nronr,e,or No St4 Strand. London. y -IIT
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Ocean 8teamers, &f.

UMPIRE CITY OUCH
~ TICKETS to SAN FRANCISCO at REDUCED
RATES, both for CABIN and sTEERAGE PASSEN-
GERs: va ASPlNWALL DIRECT-The fast s,aams .ip
UNITED STATS, !, 500 tuns w. c. Berry Commander
VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, Jan at O'Clock W. from
IleI no ~ r. correcting at PANAMA with the f.yore
Steamship SEW-ORLEANS, I, so tGns Edgar Waterman
ConnsIdr, which will be readiness take the
ptengtfs on arval at Panama and proceed without de-
lag 10 san Frencisco
Second Cabin Passengers have State Rooms Oh both sides.
and eat at the table First Cabin PASSENGERS per
nii.d States d,emboIk alongside the Railroad Wharf
For ffeig hf or passage, ayplyto
JONES & JOHNSON or
J. HOWARD x SON .gsnts.
M nr,af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
T'HE SHORTEST and CUEApEs1

III - II " IL l. - j ana l. III IL A L r. = /
Il ROU1E-vANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN
CISCO only line giving Tickets for crossing the sthnus-
Inc new oouhle engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST.
Zl.V tuDs VIII leave from Pier No 2 North River 81
O'Clock = NJ precisely On WEDNESDAY, Jan. : connect
ing with the Pacific Steamer over the NICARAGUA TRAN
SPORTATION
These steamers unsurpassed in then accommodations
and VENTILATION Tor information passaSe apply only 20
%. ALLEN, Agent No. Battery place. up staifs.
IT, The public cautioned agans, The Representations
ofHiktD RUNNERS ofother lines. None are employed
for this line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
GrNTRAI. RAILROAD Of NEW-JER.

u sEY.--New-york to RSsfon, Pa frs ~ 49, 81.
Nnr,S River daily for Easton and infernedis,s
r,s.,. A. NJ u NJ and s+s rA and for soTsIu
ssixSPM Returning, leave fn'hps'ars ~
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tho

- ssYs.sDs Of ~ Mayor Alrmss sst cessessy Sns cy
6es iS<sh do Cay - rsvHsn Pssk oees
Arshy sh de COTS eh~sees - nrssssd ~
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meoiral.

CONSUMPTiON.--There is. perhaps, no dis
" with which oUrc9uLry Is affected winch sweeps
OF annually victims. that fe destrOyer-C0n
SUMPTION Day aeT day year after year the Hsatiate
ste hun IS 70 fte portals 81 the cold and silent tomb fresh
ADDED victims 70 coneuez No yak OF life sacred from
s b. -ttirs influence. No exempt from ~ death
dealing shfa The old the middeaEed and the young al
IEe, 1Te food Tor tbs common enemy OF mankind The
white haired patriarch who's hfe Of Temperance has
ceEec hf syfte npcryiCss 20 tie attacks % s and
whose gocd deeds prepared HIN FOR the IN yents Of lies
CAIN eV CT - LITE CoAs iun fastening IL anes MS
vtas sna ttaEls Ian from word ever Jnzht 20 minds
which look con lcentiY days well spent
Is there I,fp iO4 tie aacisd NJ prevetlve 0f the
nseTs which b, ~ Us in csnscsbe and tickle cline
We think there M And II the aes .sions OF .e VINO
at least entitled TO yeEaey may be believed there : pre-
veLtIve aid a remedy.
Ntar's Ba.,srn Of wild Cherry tered TO a suffering
world such. IL needs the sdFentOus aid Of long
us Of cftobs certificates % give noOrsty lts true
v.lpe and - -"-c excellence sufficient entitle 1t 10
the confidence Of tie pIs-~, AZ -
waA ou Q % fme
tie Of its eu.oT b9lesact0r OF his species
None genuine uniess signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
EoE sale, Of Wholesale retail by A b d. SANS Cen
eral Agents. No 10 Fulton It Thomas Maxwell No. %
William Ct. John hihau. No. 1853 Broadway; Asor and
Irving House Drug Stores, and No. ITO Br0adSay