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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK-DR RALPHS PRACTT
L cal Treatise the Diseases of the Gen Organs their
nature symptoms progress, consequences remedies and
Thirteenth edition 342 pp., with plates price 81
sold by H. Long Brothers, publishers AZ Ann street.
No Asor House, and by most booksellers Also at the
authors Office, 34S Houston street (ncar Wooster where
he is consulted those subjects from to IL A. NJ and
TO p. NJ, Sunday excepted) Mailed securely envcop
ed free of postage by addressing paid to box 500
Post office,
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MONEY SAvED.-A WARRANTED ARTICIE-IN
lNl Offering to persons suffering from chronic rheuna
tim, colo, dysentery, pains in the limbs back or
chest headache old sores cuts burns &c. DR. Tobias
Venetian Iinment they need not fear purchasing H.
the money will be returned H. using IL according to
diections does not give relief Thousands have Ger
tilted to its pain relieving properties. II internal
well external remedy, and is warranted harmless
No family should be without il IT, they have children as
it is certain remedy for the Group and IL is warranted
to the cholera, If taken when first attacked Dir.
TOBIAS expressly wishes II understood that any person
using his nment without obtaining relief have their
money returned Price % cents and 80 cents. Depot
40 Greenwich street For sale by druggists throughout
the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

A UsTRAIIA.-THE STAUNCH SAFE AND WELL
n found ship B0TIINIA, preparing TO sail in few
DAYS for Australia offers inducements 10 families and
single persons intending to emate, such not to
be found in any other vessel The Bothna the
chip, being only three years and half old She is the
fastest saer comparison Of her log book and those
Of Of the ships advertised will prove Her command
the route Of his present voyage time and
again and therefore, has the advantage OF experience
The Accommodations substantial and comfortable with
out the nmnery Of gold leaf and plush dapery which
may impose the inexperienced. She has plenty Of
room light and air which alessential on long and
tedious voyage The fare will be the best the market af
fords. The price Of passage is moderate. Apply
board pier IA East river or to ISAAC SMITH l0 Wall
street
A UsTRAtIAN PACKET LINF-THE A / CLIPPER
"A bark PEYTONA, 800 tons win succeed the Albus,
AZ second ship OF the line and sail from New York
about the ist Of February This beautiful specimen Of
marine architecture built by MKay Of Boston
racer, and, like her namesake the famous horse,
she has been beaten. Mr. M'Kay the builder
Of the Flying Fish Flying Cloud Saifordshire Sove-
reign Of the Seas, and other clippers and the Peytona
stands among the many monuments Of his skill She
will be fitted up IN a style elegant unique, and
fresh provisions viii se furnished for large portion Of
the voyage IL confidently expected that she will land
her passengers the eighteth day from New York,
including soppages II Is not fair 70 compare this ship
With tho ordinary class of vessels hitherto fitted out and
advertised for Australia the Peytona Is above
competition from any quarter. She Will take an eNPer
surgeon aud all the attention Of first class hotel
viii be provided in the most liberal drawing
Of the chip and plan Of berths viii be exhibited ana
rates Of passage and other particulars made Known by
applying to The Australian Packet Line Proprietor Capt
A. tIIE1tIR % Wall street; Babbdge II Valentine
consignees, lGS ~onth street
LoR AUSTRALIA-THE BEAUTIFUL udPPER SHIP
j. EAGLE, having accommodations for passengers ~
pcror To any ship in port being now ready for sea- viii
sail A few days For freight passgge apply 10 the
captain on board pier 8, North rv9s, foot Of Rector
street.
1--WE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE VIII. COMMENCE HEF
trips 10 Norfolk Petersburg NJ "a Richmond about til
Goth inst Due notice will be " son when she is ready v
receive freight LUDLAM b PLEh5ANIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

VANDERBILT IINE-FoR SAN FRANCIsCO.-oNLY
line giving tickets for crossing the Isthnus.--The
and powerful double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT $500 tons will leave from pier No 2, North river
at O'Clock p NJ, precisely Thursday, January 90
connecting with the Pacific steamer the Nicaragua
route having but twelve miles of land transportation
These unsurpassed in their Accommodations
and ventilation For information passage apply only
at the agency of the company No Battery place up
stairs The public cautioned against the representa-
tons Of hired for other ncsnone employed
for this line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

T OC0CK'S PULM0NlC WATERS WHO OF OUR
l. readers has tested the good qualities OF this foreign
medcne2 They said to be the greatest remedy in
although they have not been long among us yet many
loud in their praise they warranted to give
immediate relief TO coughs colds, asthma, and pulmo
nary consumption II this be the case they worthy
of notice. General depot 55l Broadway.
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ASTROIOGY.

TINORTUNE TE1IING.-MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
L Europe for her skill in foretelng the future, will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances of life to all
who may address her. Mrs Alvin speaks the English
French, and German languages-311 Brooe street
Chryste street up stairs. Office hours from 10 NJ to
SPIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE--A
1Nl practical treatise before published Twenty
five cents copy free Of postage. sold by stringer Il
Townsend 222 j. C. Harriet 1927 Broadway; and by the
author NJ Lamont, ply scian and surgeon, AZ Reade
street, Of Broadway, N. " where he treats all
these complaints, from II A. NJ till +. NJ, and from
to & in the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

MO FEE TIL CURFD--DR CORBErf, 10 DUANE
~ street, between Chatham and William streets and
directly opposite the Chatham Bank may be consulted
certain diseases. Twenty-Five years in his speciasyNf
the profession enables him TO general debility TIE
victims Of ouackery call him with the certainty of
having their cases properly treated N B.-See my di-
ploma in my Office, member of the New York Uniyer
alto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

- remedy for debility, weakness, and all the
consequences to body and mind, resulting from indie
cent habits Of youth DR. C. has treated these complaints
for twenty years his great he attributes to the
this remarkable cordial 81 bottle three ties
for So Sold at No 55 Third avenue and Is Chambers
street basement Office, where he is privately consulted
in all dsea free DR. Convers is author of the
or Guide from Youth to Manhood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

CtTFAM FOR MONrEvIDE0, BUES0S AYRfS ENTIRE
- Rios Corrientes Assumption and Cuyaba lin Brazil)
Sample freight and passengers will be taken in a fast
steamer with excellent accommodations, under the
mand Of experienced captain TO leave this port
about the Goth of January Cabin to Montcvideo and
Buenos Ayres, $3.50. Cabin to Paraguay, $500 For
freight passage apply to LIVINGSTON, WELLS Co,
Agents, "a Broadway.
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r f l. + G. r A p II | C.

OPINIONS IN WASHINGTON CONCERNING MIR, CLAY
TONS EXPLANATORY NOTE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD,
WASHINGTON, Jan. SIS p NJ.
John NJ. Claytons Geographic despatch to the
hetsUigsncr this morning including an alleged note
from Mr. King, which he gives his authority for his
British codcil to the Nicaragua treaty il considered
mere bubble. Many doubt its commences. II
altered il would not be the first instance of the lac
ty of Mr. Clayton in this particular kind OF dipo-
matte management to exonerste himself. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09
SIlIPPING.


Sooon, 800 s65 and sos according to state rooms)
limited number of third class passengers will be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
S20....... to Liverpool $50. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates of passage and drafts the Bank of Ireland
in sums from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills be
had at the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON agent No. Al
Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

TINTED STATES Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPANY con-
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United States mail line to California and
Oregon, via Havana for As pinwal and Panama.-The
splendid new, and double engine United States mail
steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tons burden, Henry
Windle, commander win sail Wednesday, January
18th at two o'clock r NJ precisely, from pier at the
foot Of Warren street North river Rates of fare to
AspnwallIadies saloon state $52 lower aft and
forward saloon state room S55 second cabin sandees
s45 steerage. $50
Passengers will he landed at the railroad wharf at
Aspnwal free Transit Of the isthmus at the passen
gers Persons securing through by the
United States mail steamers from New York have pre-
ference of accommodation on board the Pacific mail
the most favorable terms For freight passage
apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office of the
companies III West street corner Of Warren
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
In Line.-Ihrough TO San Francisco. via Aspinwal
and Panama greatly reduced raes.-No detention
the lsthmusIhe and splendid side wheel steamship
UNCLE SAM (being her second voyage, 900 tons Will
liam A. Mills commander will leave New York tor As
pinwal, Navy Bay,) on Thursday January 20 at 8 r.
NJ, precisely from pier No North river where pa
examine her accommodations. The performance
of this steamer her first warrants the
that passengers will reach Aspnwa from seven
to eight days. The magnificent double engine side
wheel steamship CORTES q 800 tons. Thomas b. Crop
per, commander win be in readiness at Panama to
ceye the Uncle Sans passengers and sail immedia ely
for san Francisco. The accommodations and ventilation
of the Cortes all that can be desired Her speed les
tablshed the voyage between New York and Panama
and while the Pacific COAST is unegualled, Every
erton will be made the part of the line To
fort expedition and safety. Pa will be landed
the wharf at Aspnwsll free taking the Panama railroad
and cautioned that tickets for this line sold only
at No. 26 Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 CO. General Agents
mail bag is made up at the above Office, under the
United States Postage law for the convenience Of the
public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

WAR HATH SLAIN IT'S TTOUSANDS BUT SCROFULA
w ITS tens Of thousands.-Dr T.. Brown the great
fcroula doctor Of Springfield Mass formerly Of Hayer
hl Mass, now Of New York city, author OF Female
Manual Of Health" Scrofuaits and cnre, and
other works Of great celebrity has the pleasure To
nounce 20 the people % ts great metropolis that he has
estabiahed himself in this city at No III Grand street
between Broadway and Bowcry whore e will be happy to
attend 20 AZ case scrofus and chronic diseases gensr
ally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

Swan, druggist. OF The city Of Rochester, viii show
his opinion Of the value of Skerritt's Oil"
RpcHEsrrg 30th September, 1851.
Co Nfl1IER--Dear Sr:-In answer 10 your inquiries
as e me value of slerrtts Oil have sold II about
twenty years. and have always regarded II Of the
most valuable embrecations am gled' that you are
shout TO bring 1t before the public and Doubt not
that X win meet with extensive sale llr Skerrt was
veterinary surgeon attached 10 the British regiment in
the Of 1872 and at It's close 20 the United states
and settled IN this county. Yours respectfully,
v 10, SWAN
General Office b5l broadway. Nov York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
carrying the great United States Mailonly through Uni
ted States mail line for California and Oregon via Aspn
wall and Panama at greatly reduced prices for second
cabin and teerage passengers per steamers Illinois and
Golden Gate fastest steamers the route The splendid
and double engine United States mail steamship
ILLINOIS, requiring but days and half for her
trip to Aspnwall $500 tons burthen, H. J. Harsteine
L. ;. Navy. commander will sail Thursday, Jan 90
AT O'Clock NJ precisely from pier at foot Of Warren
street North river. The Pacific Mail Steamship Compa
nys magnificent steamer GOLDEN GATE, requiring but
eleven days and half running time having performed
her last trip from Panama to San Francisco in twelve days
and eight hours including all landings for mails and sup
plies will be ready at Panama TO receive the Illinois mails
No efforts will be spared the part Of the companies to
send their passengers through with expedition comfort
and safety Rates Of fare througl-Firs cabin 1906 ;
second cabin $500 steerage $85. Rates from Panama
10 San Francisco-Second cabin, S145 steerage, $50
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf at Aspn
wall free. Transit Of the Ihmus at the passengers
nense For freight or passage apply to CHARLES A.
corner of Warren, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship COmpany's
steamship GLASGOW, q ,068 tons, 400 horse power,)
Robert Craig, commander viii sail from Glasgow the
18th of December and will leave New York for Glasgow
on saturday January 15 at twelve O'Clock at noon.
First cabin (saoon state rooms 800; do, do, (midshp
dol $75: second cabin, $50 Stewards fees included
Apply to j. McSYMON, No. SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-09
MEDICAL.


G.E00 REWARD-JEFFRIEs' ANTIDOTE, SPE-
the least restriction of diet drink exposure change
In application to business. The proprietor challenges
single where the mixture will not cure under the
forfeiture Of five hundred dollars Furher-the disease
cannot be contracted if dose of the mixture is taken
when exposed 1t is put up in bottles, with full direc
TONS at 81. One bottle lasts a week-many cured
in two days For sale by c. II. RING, 1872 Broadway;
los Bayard street.
A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR NEURALGIA,
IA ticdOloreux, tOothache nervous headache, and
rheumatism in the head and preventive Of con-
WILSON'S any other complaints attendant upon early
childhood during the period Of teething, has been dis
covered and is being successfully administered in
the form of medcated necklace to be next the
skin by the patient. An eminent German physician dis
the beads of the necklace made and prescribed the
mode Of application The notice of the public is not
therefore, called to n quack medicine but to medica.
nent recommended by of the most eminent of the
faculty, peculiarly powerful in acting through the
pores of the skin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves, afordng generally, instant and always perma
nent relief and effecting permanent Patients
who in twenty four hours trial of the medicated neck
lace, according to prescription find relief may OF the
close Of that period by Immediately returning the same
receive back their money.
Tf1IMoNY-I do hereby certify that the composition
of the medicated necklace, offered by Schuflner Il
Muidner, is Of such nature to unfaingy produce
the most satisfactory results. q. BRAUNLICH NJ. ID.
285 Henry street, Brooklyn.
For sale by the propretors at No. William street,
price 81 Agents for different quarters of the city
make liberal contracts by calling the proprietors.
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I'OR CHARLESTON AND FIORIDA.-SEMI-WE WEEKLY
Il United States Mail Iine.-The new and fastgoing
steamer JAMES ADGER, J. Dickinson, Commander, will
leave pier No North River on Wednesday January H.
at r NJ precisely For freight apply on board, where
all bills Of adng will be signed and for passage at the
Office of sPOFFORD TIIESTON Il CO., 4s South street
Through tickets to Florida follows To Jacksonville
$3l: to Platka $33.
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IyOR SAyANNAH-U. 8. MAIL IINE-THE SUPERIOR
e steamship ALABAMA, Captain G. D. Ludlow, on Mon
No. T. North river. Apply to SAMUEL. l.. MITCHELL,
1o4 Front street. The Florida Captain NJ s. Woodruff
Saturday, January Is, 1853. For speed, strength
accommodations and fare, these ships have no superior
ON the coast
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-07-02
Death of Major General R;.ey,

A Geographic despatch in our columns Ibis NOR
ming announces the death Of t.at gali.at etiscor.
Major General Bennett Riley. He Wa ma igs Of
Maryland and served wi h distinction 81 he War
of 1912. From the post of Ensign 10 vieh he
was appointed on the 18th of January 1913 ts
rose by regular graduation to the rauk he uel5 Z.
his death. His services in Mexico were II 4 -,s-
tinguished character. At Contreras he .,l ... as
sailing party both days. and finally Carried lie
works in style which has rarely been ~Jresa-ed
During the whole of those eventtul day~ a.. an-
gade endured hardships, and performed 4 ins
worthy of place beside the widest record Of
chivalry. General Persifer F. Smith thus st,aas
of it
The opportunity afforded to Col Ril,v en- 5.=
position seized by that gallant veteran. 81 al
he skill and energy for which he is dis;in-u
The charge of his noble brigade down the slope
IN full view OF friend and foe unchecked 80
moment, until he had planted all his colors ufll
their tarthest works, spectacle that animated
the army to the boldest deeds'
Similar, says one of his bographers was the
conduct of Col Riley in the battle along the aque-
ducts, leading to the capital. He stormed some OF
the enemys positions, and on the night OF the l5th
OF September, 1047, had arrived at the prln lpa
late. He entered Mexico next morning in com
pany with the COMMANDMENT chief, and renamed
for some time at the head of his troops in the capt.
tai. He was afterwards appointed by President
Polk Military Governorof California, and called
the famous convention that adopted in l849, the
constitution which was submitted to Congress; and
by the act OF that body consequent thereon, IN
September 1850. California was admitted INFO full
membership as one of the United States Charles
ton Courier
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-07-02
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Mediation,

We call attention to an article in another column
from the Southern Standard styled, ''the Position
and DisaHection," in which our friend Chapman
proposes to mediate between the contending dlvls-
ions of our party produced by dislike to the State
Ticket. He recommends cessation OF that 'sys-
tenn of personal warfare calculated to ALLEVIATE
friends, and still more surely prevent reunion
of the disunited divisions - No one can fail to
see the proprety of this advice. and that it is by
kind and conciliatory course alone that We may
expect to accomplish good in any cause. We have
fired few broadsdes into the ranks of our oppo-
nents, but they were or intended to be. purely OF
political character. It's the political position not
the private character We have aimed to attack.
We commend our friend to the favorable notice oil
the fraternity, especially to these who have taken
part in this domestic warfare. His Office as ne,
d'otor will be kindly responded to, We crust, anu
that much good'may result therefrom Is our bum
BILE wish. But let il be recoected that in the SET
Element Of this matter, 1--WE shall ask for nothias
but what is right, and shall submit to nothing tns'
is wrong. and cannot compromise any prinepi0
fof TRUTH AND JUSTICE.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-07-02
greensboro Convention.

The proceedings of this body on Monday last,
shall appear in detail in our next paper. w. S.
Barry of Sunfower county, formerly of Oktbbe-
ha is the nominee. Our fellow townsman, Hon
w. s. Featherston was not before the Conven-
ton, he did not desire the nomination.
It would, we learn have been conferred upon
him without opposition, if he had given his con.
sent to accept it. He was without any doubt the
first choice of the Democracy of the District, bui
owing to the condition of his private affairs, de-
handing as they do his attention and compelled
too, to be absent from the state, portion of the
summer, he declined the nomination.
With Mr.. Barry, however. we are we'll pleased
and will give him hearty support--he is able, ca.
pable and faithful, More on this subject hereaf
ter Houston Argus.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-07-02
Public Meeting.

According to previous notice, the citizens of
Barton, Vinton and vicinity on Monday the Goth
inst, assembled in Convention for the purpose of
selecting suitable man to become candidate for
"a seat in the next Legislature, as an nti-Branch
Rail Road Tax advocate.
When on motion Miles johnson Esq was called
to the chair, and w. B. Henderson requested to
act as Secretary
The object of the meeting having been explain
ed, and after some appropriate remarks from sew
eral gentlemen, it was on motion
Resolped, That the chair appoint committee
of three to draft suitable resolutions for an ad-
journed meeting to be held on Thursday the 23rd
inst, whereupon the chair appointed Robert Nc
Gowan, W. B. Henderson and J. n. Capshaw
said Committee.
The meeting then on motion adjourned to meet
again on Thursday.
MILES JOHNSON, chm.
w. B. HENDERSON, Sec'y.
On Thursday the 23rd June the Convention
met according to adjournment Miles Johnson in
the chair, when the following Preamble and Res
olutions were submitted and passed:
W. d pOIllOn Vi IHe CIIZenS OF LOWnQeS county
IN Convention assembled, feeling ourselves ag-
greved by the imposition of tax for the purpose
of constructing Branch of the Mobile q Ohio
Rail Road to Columbus, and believing also that it
Is counter to our constitutional rights to compel us
or any other portion of the county or country to
take stock in any enterprise either for individual
or sectional benefit, and feeling as freemen that
further innovations of this kind should be resisted
at the BALLOT BOX, be it therefore,
RESOLVED, That we most solemnly protest against
taxation for any individual project, and more es-
pecially against taxation for Branch of the NJ.
d 0. R. r. to Columbus, or any other town or
place except by voluntary subscription.
Resolved, That we recommend to other portions
of this county to hold similar meetings, and select
one or more candidates for the Legislature oppos-
ed to said taxation or being made involuntary
stockholders
RESOLVED, That this meeting nominate for one of
the Representatives of this county, Genl. LEWIS
L. GRIFFIN, and recommend him as a suitable per-
son to represent this county in the next Legsla-
ture.
ResoZved, That the Southern Standard" be
requested to publish these proceedings.
On motion the meeting then ad journed, sine die.
MILES JOHNSON, chm.
w. B. HENDERSON, Sec'y.