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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

INDEPENDENT LINE.-ThrOugh. Tickets
Il for California VIA Aspinwall and Panama. The new
and splendid steamship UNCLE SAM, 1900 tuns w. A.
Mills Commander WIN leave New ork for Aspinwan
Saturday Feb. 10 at p NJ. precisely from Pier No s.
North River. The performance Of this steamer on her
first and second voyages warrants the the
passengers will reach Aspinwa In from 10 days, where
she VIII connect with the and splendid steamship
SIERRA NEVADA 2 eco tuns J. ID. Wilson, Commander,
which will be readiness at Panama TO receive the
gers OF the Uncle Sam, and sail Immediately for Sa Fran
cisco These steamships both new aud Of the very
first class As accommodation, speed and ventilation
the unsurpassed BY vessel the route The tables
will be supplied in the most liberal manner both for Cabin
and sieerage Passengers Every exeon will be made
the part OF the officers and TO insure safety speed
and comfort. Passengers will be landed on the wharf az
Aspnwal and take he Panama Railroad for the Pacific
good surgeon attachedto each ship whose services
free of charge the Passengers For freight passage
apply TO +. MILLS, Agent No 81 Courtsndt-st
PS-A Mailbag viii be made up at this Office in accord
OF the public.
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I'm pIIRSuANCE of an orler of the Surrn.

Of the County OF New fofk. notice hereby all
having claims sgtius EUGENE CrENDEr, watch I'M
porter ATE Of the city Of New fos Deceased q, present the
With vouchers thereof the sn5scrber his oc. No ~ Nassau
the City New Yot before the Jth iay Of March
Dated New York, the third day Of sept, lstl
a law6nss FLoRlAN QUlNcHE. Executor.
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TNyIGORATING CORDIAL.-ProfessOr

lMoRsF's INYIGORATING ELIXIR or CORDIAL
THE EIGHTH WONDER Of the BOTANIC WORLD
The nyicorsng Elixir and Cordial introduced into medical
practice by the great chemist physician and traveller Dr. NJ
Morse has IL basis oriental herb hs brought from the
stony deserts OF Arabia Petra By that eminent philosopher
The natives OF that re On remarkable for their longevity
EXEMPTION from sickness aud OF sustaining .tl all
ofwLch they attribute great degree 10 the use OF the
herb plant referred which they uhi'ers ally chew and
sometimes smoke On his return 70 Europe aftera long
residence IN the East Professor Morse commenced expert
enng with this wonderful Natural production and the re-
suit Of labos Is the lnyizorsng Elixir, which has been
ndorsed BY the Medical Colleges OF All he great cities Of
Europe as t crR RE- 81 SfR%or SD DISEASES
No language convey adequate idea Of the inmed-
ate AID almost miraculous change Which OCCASIONS IN the
Diseased De bt,ed and shattered nervous system Wheth-
broken down by weak By nature or impaired py
rehTscsd Te-yyled aud baitu The mental and Physi
cal symptoms Of disease vfnsh together eier rs
influence The STOPPING, trembling Vcum OF depression
and debility becomes = Re stands erect, he
with firm step; hs mind, wnlch W. previously
Junk in gloom Of anost dicte spathy becomes bright
buoyaut and scye and he forth refreshed regener
sfed and corscors OF % hs accustomed occu-
patrons Nor the effect temporary On the contrary the
relief Il permanent for the cordial properties o; the ned
dicne reach tie constitution Itself and il -
nal eOldOn Wei 1nsy the PTsPsr.,e1 be called the
Of the nineteenth century IL Is as the rst sceEthe men
in the old world have admitted tha: miracle Of MEDICINE
heretofore sgPposed % have 20 snistenee .cr,ox
A STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO kEAC TOY,
It's force never expended. the with OPIUM A.
eohoe preparations and al othe. exeit4nts ne snset
Of theseis brief and Il nay well Be sad Of hrn wno 1Ees
them the las. stste that th1n As rs--
But the Ehxer = s1kllar1Lf wltao1t A11ls =
bseksafe IN its operztion. perpetual II is a-ppy z
huence upon the nerves, the mind AID the sAtlfe ''s
ixafi0n. - A.
It's the only nf.ble remedy vet discovered of yer
woes Heed and Mind Complaints; . me nen'l P.ys
orE sought Tor and never before foqDd-t-e on+y
agent thst can administer % mind diseased II e<es
OF Neurax;s Headache, Vertigo. Pan IN &c Nstees "
the Face and the VARIOUS rrziIs OF Nsryoas =
and h Will also remove Depression, E1elreae2r Tea
dency 70 Blush, Rssrlez1ss& ssePlessnes1 D.xs u
Sew Incap.csty sor Study Business, Loss Of Mem
CIV Confu1on Gi5dness Blood 70 he Head Melancholy
49, DEBILITY Hy,re-is. Indecision, Wretchednes.
TScrrhs OF seifDestractiou Fear Of Insanity, he lt
VII INCREASE and restore the appetite. srenshen tie e
..ed renew the heah Of those who have X IN
duee continual ehesrfanss and eauanimy Of o. MA and
Irolorsh&.
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T7AIL RIVER LINE.-On and after MON

III DAY Jan a. the rates OF freight BY the al kver Lhs
will be advanced 10 cents per loo bs on ordinary ween.
ruods and to cents per foot on ordinary neasu'eeA
soods Other freight advanced in proportion
TISDALE BORDEN. Agents. Nos 10 and III W. n'@
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

s,a'PErrEN6ILL a Co.. No. l,s Nsssaus,, New
hos have made such arrangements with the best and mos.
w'oeyereasted journals the United States and snadas
thar they are eHAbed mske saving Of time and expense
10 the aavesusers who do business through them They
select the best papers and advertise conpieuoay at the
very lowest prices and always keen the ip,.r., f Ri
customers in view. Merchants Are invited IN cal an lr,
The following the names Of n few og ,ha ns,,
they tile and are agents for;
Nsw'notk INoGhe' Newark Advertiser
NtN'kko tA SV11.' EAq- W sshiagton National Intel
New ois Nm Advertiser, lsds phis L. :. Gazette
Ntw-noik lines; rmlsde phia Inquire
New'ioIS hetNa NC &C. Baltimore American
Albany ENrains Josrna, Cincinnati Gazette
Albany AIsuS Louisville Journal
Butfa o Coni Advertiser, Richmond Wl;x
Rochester pelaoeret, Charse,top N.rra,v 4 A..
Rochester American, Savannah Repubjican ''
Detroit Daily Advertiser, Savannah Grorxisn,
81. Louis Intelligence. Noble Advertiser
Nashville True Wing New.0rleans Picsyun.
Memphis Eagle Enquirer, New-0TlcaIs Tue Delta
Boston Daily Journal, Providence Daily Joanai
Boston Daily Traveller Concord Patriot
Boston Daily Pest Montreal Dlsy Herald
Boston Daily Atlas, Montreal Daily Gazette
Pittsburgh Daily Garette, Toronto Patriot,
f,ststlIgh Daily Post. Quebec Chronicle,
Where DO you find better Newspaper
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

smith OF the County Kings notice hereby
gwen according law all havas claims assis. WAL
TFR HIGGINS the City Brooklyn, deceased that thsy
are r.qned 20 exhibit same vouchers thereof
-cber WILLIAM FOSTER No iss DIVISION in the City
before the fourth day Of Api netDsted sept
- ,st2 MARY HIGGINS, AJ,,,n,.,,,,o,.
% lawf WILLIAM X FOSTER, N"'"''''
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. pIRSrANCE of am order of the Surro.

re County OF Ncw iors hereby 10 all
hAvna sssnst JOHN W PALMER late OF the CITY OF
Nok Buhsr decessed present. the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber he house M ~ Avenue the City
New orb before the taeueh DAY may nenLpssd
New York. the Twelfth day Of November 1891.
mis- law SAML w. sEELy. AdmT. Re
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER.

~ sEY.-NewYork to Easton Pa. Fare 81 76-Fal
commencing November Is 1852 Leave Pier
No. | North River daily for Easton and intermediate
places at AM, u NJ, and 345 PM, and for Some-ge
ai45P.M. Returning, leave Phillpsburs a. ands AN.
and Sl5PM
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THROuGH TO SAN FRANCISCO, via

Il ASPINWALL and PANAMA, at greatly reduced
fetes. No detention the Isthmus The and fast
side wheel steamship UNITED STATES, 1850 tunS)
VIM c. Berry, Commander, will leave New York for
Aspnwsll Navy Bay on SATURDAY Feb.5, az 5 O'Clock
p NJ precisely from Pier No. North River connecting
with the and magnificent side wheel double engine
steamship CORTES, 1900 tuns, Thomas Il. Cropper,
Commander which steamer will be in readiness at PANA
MA TO receive the UNITED STATES passengers and sail
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO The accommodations
and ventilation OF the Cotes all that be desired.
Her speed established the voyage between w-fork
and Panama and while the Pacific coast Is unsurpassed
Every exeon will be made the part Of the line tom
sure comfort expedition and safety Passengers Will be
landed the wharf Apnwa free, taking the Panama
Railroad cautioned that Tickets for this Line
sold only at No. % Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Agents.
JONES JOHNSON.
Mail Bag made up the above Office under the new
United States Postage Law for the convenience of the
public.
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nUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Winte,

II Arrangement Trans leave Cha-nbeFsst daIy, iof
Albany and Troy.
Express Train GA NJ. through in hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'CLOCK same
Mail Train 9 "A M-Throush Way Train p
For Tarrytowp st2 Pm. and an Evening Train at II
o'clock. - -,
For Pokeepsie at 1880 A. NJ. and p. M-For Peekskih
u59OP.M
The Tarrytown Psekskin and Poksepsie Trains stop at
sll Way Stations. , ia.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher iin
SUNDAY TRAINS from Cansl-st- at $50 AN for Poqsh-
tobs GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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Wdter Cure.

HYDROPATlIlC and HYGIENlC lNSTI-
II TUTE, No IS Laightst Special department for TO-
male diseases X. T. TRAIL, NJ. D.. PnJrrc,oT
DR.. j l. HOSFORD. Assistant
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NTEw.JERsEY RAILROADs.-On and aft.

IN er the 9th of December train viii leave New-f ork
Al o'clock A NJ from foot OF COurtlsndt-st arriving
in Philadelphia at II noon the Remington STATION This
line will be Relief Express Train to the A. NJ Express
Train which will also through IN four hours Through
Tickets for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Chareston
sod by both lines Tickets sold passengers for way sta
irons In NewJersey in the A. NJ train only, At reduced
prices The Trenton Accommed1>pn Train Will on and
after the 9th December leave Trertsn at A. arriving
in New.York AT Il noon returning from New-forx at
NJ by which passengers will also BE- carried AZ reduced
prices relieving the 81 NJ Philadelphia train OF way pas
senser. These ARRANGEMENTS viii make certain the
connection of the Mails ard through with the
ontiuuous train leaving Philadelphia at and l0 F. NJ
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro

n County OF Ne~ York hereby
pcrsous havuq JAMES W DoMlNick late IN.
CIV New York decreased the With voucher.
thereof the osce Of William
No Chatham SQUARE the CITY II New YORK beors the
sh July Dated the oh January
1873 WILLIAM n SEYMOUR,
CHARLES MERRILL, t.,
JAMES W. DONiNiCk f"'e'"'"'s'
EN iaV6mS WILLIAM y. D0MlNtCk
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DEGIlAR MAIL LINZ. riA stoninq1o

DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via StOnin9JOI.,
Ia for BOSTON. PROVIDE nee NEW-BEDEORD
and TAUNTON.-The steamers MAS-ACH UcE IT'S and
COMMODORE OF this line, now reEnsTiy 81 hereto,
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River, hrst ~hAf
above Bsttery-psoe daily, Sundays excepted ar VI
and StOungOn az o'clock p NJ arrival Of the aal
train, which leaves Boston NJ So VI. -
The COMMODORE, from Nev.York-Mondsy, We'd
ne.dsy and Friday From Stoningtsn-Tuesday, T9rria
and Saturday
The MASSACHUSETTS. from NewY0rk--Tuestay
THURSDAY ard saturday. From Stonington-Monday Wed
nesdsy and Friday. .
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays, At Z. NJ
For freight passage apply the oes No 10 Battery
place or on board the boats
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Tor SAN FRANCISCO.-Tbe new clipper
Il ship EMPRESS or THE SEA. Quilt by Donald
McKsy ia loading at Pier No. n East River and will be
dispatched in few days The sailing qualities Of this ship
are believed be unsurpassed by vessel m the world
For freight apply to J. 5. GAYLORD No. 81 WaLft
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HOLLOWAY PILLS-An admirable Rem.

i edy for the Cure Of Liver Complaints and Bad Di-
gescn-MT. Wilson, gentleman lately returned from
Bengal where he had been employed for several years in
the Hon East india Companys Service, called AZ Professor
Hooways establishment few days ago 20 state the benefit
he had derived from taxing these unparalleled Pills having
suffered from liver complaint years. with digestion
90 impaired that for months he could not take any SOLID
food other remedies seemed 70 have no effect on his dsor
der but Hoowsys Pills acted wonderfully cleansing
the liver and STRENGTHENING the digestive that he
now quite restored TO health.
pots and boxes st cents M cents. and II ~ each and
wholesale BY the principal drug houses the United states
and BY Messrs. A. h. ID. SANDS, New ork aud by the
nrnnrietor- No ~ Strnnd London.
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EXCELSIOR LINE-FOR AUSTRALIA

IL The splendid New York- built clipper ship PANA
MA Capt Dearborn lying at Pier No II East River, un-
eouaed for eetness by any vessel the berth will have
immediate dspach for Melbourne, direct This fsyorte
clipper has never been beaten and has made some Of the
most remarkable passages record having gone to AMER
in dave and made the passage from Canton 70
Ney-York in eighty TIVE days The Panama was built in
this city BY w II Webb expressly for the China trade
For balance of freight passage in CABIN apply TO
RUSSELL L NORTON No. 81 Old-slp.
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mo ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN

n, sat.rb>, las rs.oEed the Porsr o. A.sey
.~~r hy her RIsevfrir Of ne sss.is
49, go of ed rig, her AnorneJ and As-ss 70 es
"a L,ranSs % become aHs 70 hsf u rafn
x 20 ~ ssS ~ Tsss~s Dated Loo ysbrssy, Us.
r,.eusIls and Trustee u Es,fe q X Pe.i a-oea',s
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TOR FREIGHT or CHARTER-The Br
IL brig ANTILLA 70 Brazil West Indies, port Ia
the United Kingdom. Apply to DANIEL PILKiNGTON,
No. 81 Wali-st.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

II NllED SlAlES MAIL OF EAmoiiiI
~ COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, carrying the great United states Mall
Only through United States Mail Line for CALIFORNIA
and OREGON, via Aspnwsll and Panama. Great reduc-
on for Second CABIN aud Steerage passengers The spen-
did new and doube-engne United States Mail steamship
Commander will sail on SATURDAY, Feb. s. at O'Clock
NJ precisely from pier foot Of arrens North River.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has fourteen msgnh-
cent first class steamships plying between Panama and san
Francisco sufficient number OF which always kept at
Panama all accidents and to prevent delay OF
the malls and passengers the lsthmus No efforts
he spared the part of the Companies TO send their pas
through with expedition comfort and safety Rates
of Fare TO Aspinwa Ladies Saloon state Room, SOS;
Lower An and Forward Saloon do, sb5; Second Cabin
Standees SIS Steerage, SIS Rates OF fare from Panama
TO San Francisco First Cabin $3.50; Second Cabin, sl55i
steerage $50 Passengers will be landed at the Railroad
Wharf at Aspinwa free Transit OF the lsthmus at the
expense Persons securing through passage by
the United States Mail Steamers from New York have
preference Of accommodation board the Pacific Mail
Steamers For freight passage apply TO CHARLES A.
WHITNEY, at the office of the Companies, No In West
St, cor. OF Warren, n. Y.
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RAILROAD-This Road

PENNSYLVANIA AILRUAD.-Ihls Road
will be completed TO Pittsburgh by December LIST, aa
witch all goods consigned their Agent at Philadelphia
UonT. AT the rates below published Offering Merchants
shirpin TO points the Ohio River any OF the West
eu aters facilities 10 be received on any other route
Their Arrangements with connecting roads are complete by
which Goods &c forwarded TO the Interior OF the West
e States by Railroad the lowest rates and IN al cass
without detention ,1,,- r.rS-u
from Philadelphia Pittsburgh.
ist Cassidy Goods Boots Shoes &C. 81 per ip os'
al Clsss-Hsfdware, Machinery, Bales ~
Brown sbeetins, Wool, &c. ..S5cts per 100 he.
81 Class-Cohee, Queensware, Heavy ,on.
CASTINGS &c. ........s's'sssssto C1 pei ~ ~
,th Clss-Bscon Lard Fish, eoets per lV9 los
No Commission charged for forwarding At Philadelphia or
For further information or Bills OF Ladins' appyto
j L ELLIOTT, gent, Nc. West-st- n
II. u. HOUSTON Gen Ftelsht AGENT rhLaae Pna-
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A TSTP LINE-Tbe

4 L ST r. Ii A-CLlPPEh LlNE.-lhe
N splendid ship AKBAR, leoO tuns burdsn, L. Gibbs
commander will be dispatched from New 1ork for MEL
BOURNE. PORT PHILIP, on 10Th February This
vessel was built expressly for the East sda trade and
yery fast saier having made the from NewYork 10
Liverpool in 2i days TINS ship VIII only axe ABOUT ~
Apply 70 WI: a. DUO 20; - foh.ess, % 20
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r S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

For New Orleans via Havana, the splendid steam
chip EMPIRE CITY Henry Windle commander, will sail
from the pier the foot of Warrenst, North River,
SATURDAY, February II al O'Clock p. NJ precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND SEw-oRLEASs
New Arrangement
Ladies' and After Saloon BeTihs SEQ
Lower Forw ard Saloon Berths 80
Sttetke
No freight taken to Havana but specie.
Freight taken 10 Orleans at 80 cents cubic foot
Shippers sight requested 20 supply themselves with
the Company's bills of adng which may be had appi-
cation at the Office No other form will be signed.
No bills Of ladng signed after IL O'Clock on the day OF
sailing.
For freight or passage apply TO
NJ. y. ROBERTS. No Ia West-st. corner of Warren
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CANANDAIGUA & ELNuRA RAILROAD

S-NINTER ARRkSGEMENT-On and after Mon
day Dec 20 and until further notice trains leave Emirs
for Cansndaigus, follows:
NAL Tram 81 A NJ or on arrival Of Night Express
Train from New-York connecting st CanandGgus W n
the Albany and Buffalo Road ior Rochester, If
fslo and Niagara Falls
Day Express At 60 PM or Ar-ys OF Day Express
from New-York The time Of leaving Newf York uay De
seen by reference 10 the advertisement the and
Enc Railroad WILLIAM u. LAPHAA- Sup't
york Doc
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EOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIvER.-The splendid and superior STEAMERS Az
STATE, Capt. Wm- Brown, and EMPIRE STATE apt
~Benjamn Brsyon leave alternate days tsuniays ar
eptedl from Pier No. g. y R. the Battery at VI
Sor Freight apply board the Office on Pier No J.
Freght TO Boston forwarded through with great Dis
patch by express freight train.
TTSDAIE BORDEN, No. 20 aud II west-st
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Wfean Cleaners, &f.

USTRALA CLIPPER LlNE."-The
A>A l Clipper CANTON, J. Gibbs commander, viii
be dispatched or Melbourne Port Philip, on the zth Feb
rnsry she has superior accommodation Tor passengers
and her number will be limited 70 80 The welknOwn
yenutgon which this line he's for dispatch Is saclent
guaranty for parties eng'ge BY her Apply on board at
''- " WM It DUGAN, No 45 Frout-st., or TO
ARKELL ELLIOTT, No. li6 Pearl-st.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

EOR ALBANY-Fare S1.-ALBANY an /
daily express trains At " and IS p NJ ,ctins a.
Albany with Central Line Of Railroads North and est from
new Depot corner Of White Elm and Cea;re-ss where
through tickets be procured and bszzase chez sd Tor
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo f
sengers also received Broone and Boxery aud zfn
and ihav stations The above trains Will hDd pass AYERS
a. Croton Falls and Chatham -Four Corners only All oi1tr
trans viii CRY Hall station, eoE1er OF Iryol 70"
and leu.ra-sr - here.otnre
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EneraVerA-( card.
A. CIMDRFDE - Nos Broadway and Metropolitan Hotel
HYATT Nos warren hhd 20 " al "
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT--Cty

A true copy, n. b. BOOns. cIert.
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THE MEDICAL JOURNALS

C. II. RING, General Agent for the United States No
1872 Broadway, New-iorS.
Sold BY Druggists generally hrou shout she United states
IL is put up IN pint bottles with the words Or Morses
nysoraing Cordial blown in the glass Price 81 per Bot
tie two bottles So five bottles foe sir and - per doE
n B.-ImpOrtant advice accompanying each bottle
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-25
Miro

LplfU.
I'm Wednesday evening. the ofst instant,
at her residence in West Baton Rouge Mrs.
PAUL EABlN, wife Of P. r. BABiN. Esq
On Wednesday evening ,:he o2nd inst,
vt her residence. Mky. NJ. CONNER, wife
,t MioHrAhCassEa, native Of County
ANseny. lFlehd. 4a
On The 10th inst, at LINCOLN Mi, Mas
MARsAHEf DAVIS 1T IN advanced age
formerly resident Of this parish.
On Monday morning the 10th inst.
Doctor G. ADAMS age about 80 Of Mississ-
Iipfi. ss5 tf fasAg saai8 r.
On Saturday morning last at s o'clock
r. NJ, at Denhams Springs in ihe Parish Of
J.iyingstofi WV r BraGs sge 20 months.
sonsof JAMES W. BnALg and MALylsA J.
MosaGnEs.
on Tuesday, TIE goth inst. u The pre-
yailine epidemic ANDREW NATAL ,
aged s years and q months, son If JoHs II.
MARIA.
AZ the us, Anena1 On the goth inst
caplainfJ AMEs M. MORGAN, OrdIns
ance corps u Army
Captain MoaoAse entered the Army af-
ter graduating At the Military Academy in
1885. deserved in Florida and was at
The battle Of Withlacooshis, as Luientef-
ant Of Artillery. During the war with
Mexico, he was chief Of Ordinances Of the
Army Of occupation while II was under the
command Of General Wool For the last
two years Captain MoEeAs has heen in
coulmand Of the Arsenal al misplace, where
lie Leaves many friends TO mourn his mn
timely loss. -
A vickshurg on the 10Th inst, HENRY
a CHARLES, aged 25 years.
Poar Charlexi "a noble and generous
heaf.eafelIcw has the Hill City lost in you.
ffeading opon ths very threshold Of exis-
tsnce--j just er.bsrkesI on the voyage Of life
with lovely companion and bright pros
pect before you, al has been dashed to
pieces in a single moment, BY the fell des-
froysr n he marches rough shod over the
land
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-09-25
n r.. W. HILL.

CRY CoNvEsTIoN.--Thc following
delegates were last evening elected to
represent the Wings Of tie Third Rep
resentasiye District in the approaching
convention for The nomination Of can.
didates for city and parish Offices: :
Fl. J. Torsta!l. Gerard Stith, Saml.
T. jones, James Beggs, Il. G. Tass,
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