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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16
THE GARDINER CASE.

During the last week the leading business has been tbs
examination Of Augusttae Aqud!ar Mexican, who has
held many posts of Importance in his native country and
Is now one OF the District Judges for Matamoro the
Rio Grande The chief point in his testimony is that he
believes the signatures Of Governor Reyes and Secretary
Guzman to the mining titles presented by Dr. Gardiner
are forged and that the seals purportug be those Of
the state OF San Luis Potost are false similarly the sig
nature of the Project Of the Rio Verde he believes TO
been forged especially since its u5rca is imperfect In
GARDENERS papers, in the signature of Guzman the place
Of zs occupied by which would never be the case if
Spanard had written it. great many queries have
been propounded to the witness, touching the regu-
ations for making and keeping records, afxing seps
&c. in Mexico In meeting the interogaons counsel
Judge Aquar has shown himself an intelligent and
adroit man. and withal not devoid Of spirit,
The trial seems very far from conclusion, great mum
Der of witnesses yet remaining TO DE examined.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

The Legislature of NEW YORK adjourned Its
regular session on Wednesday last and was immedi-
ately convened in ectra session by proclamation Of
the Governor. This deemed necessary in
der complete the public business The Constitution
of that State prescrbes that the members Of the Legs
laure shall receive for their services exceed
ing three dollars day from the Of the
session. but such pay shall exceed in the aggregate
$500 for diem allowance except in proceedings for i'm
parchment" This limits the pay Of members to one hun
bred days each session. but does not restrain them from
legisating without pay which could hardly be expected
for any length of time Therefore, when the time
pired for which pay could be allowed much business
remained be DONE Governor SEYMOUR resorted the
power conferred upon him Of calling extra session. for
which the per diem compensation is the regu-
lar sessions BY this constitutional difficulty is
overcome and the session Of the Legislature prolonged
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

Governor FooTE, Of Mississippi, has recalled his
original proclamation directing that the Representa-
tves in Congress from that State should be elected
by general ticket, and issued another proclamation
ordering that four Of the Representatives be elected by
districts heretofore and that the fifth Representative
accorded the State under the census be electet
by general ticket This change in the mode Of election
has been made consultation with the Attorney Genera
Of the State, who regards the law by which the State
dsJeted under the OF 1870 being still in force
The election is take place till the first Monday
Tuesday in November.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16
CLIMATE AND SOIL OF OREGON.

The following extract from letter written by a
Lieutenant in the 4th Infantry, IT, s. Army station
ed at Columbia barracks Oregon Territory, dated
on the 4th Of March last, cannot but interest our
readers
This is the day for the Presidential Inauguration
and | presume will be gala day in Washington. II
you have only such pleasant weather blessed
with, Gen Pierees Inauguration in that respect will be
more proptious than any have witnessed This is
certainly the delightful climate in the world
cold in winter and the heat of never oppressive
with very few exceptions perhaps year in six. The
cattle of all kinds find plenty of grass to keep fat upon
the entire year the last thing farmer thinks of is
making provision for feeding his cattle in winter. The
soil is remarkably rch and yields enormously-ffty
bushels Of wheat four hundred bushels Of potatoes per
for the former they get six dollars and for the lat
ter two dollars per bushe you farming is ucra
tive business The country is remarkably adapted to
grazing from the fact that stock seldom requires to
fed Sheep do thrive so well in the immediate vci-
nifty of this places but nearly all that section of the
country washed By the waters Of Puget Sound and its
tributaries is represented being very fine sheep
growing part Of Oregon. The emigrants turning
their attention that portion of the country many that
last fall and have yet located themselves
are waiting opportunity to go there and settle"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

SUPREME COURT OF UNITED STATEs.-The Su-
preme Court Of the United States at its session of
1858, has decided the following points
/. Copy Rght.-A sale by the sheriff Of engraved
plate Of map does not convey the copyright This is
not a subject of levy execution.
,. Pstents.-Any person has right to demand copy
Of patent from the Commissioner of Patents ten
der Of the fee required by law and action will be sus-
tanned against the officer who refuses it. The officer is
not however compelled to comply with such demand
accompanied with personal insult and abuses but If
another demand be made by the party in proper
manner the officer cannot withhold copy till an apology
be made for the prior insult III temper and bad man
ners do work forfeiture Of mans civil rights, eyen
IL he be uncvil.) Tease of Bayden rs Burke
3. Collision nj Sea.In Of accidental collision at
sea- when neither is in fault each party bears his own
loss Tease Of ship Washington rs ship Mary Francis.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16
MARYLAND COAL TRADE

The coal trade upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
for the week ending 9TH instant greater by 242
than at any previous Periods boats having been load
ed with 44T3 tons. The canal continues in fine nav
gable order. Amount Of coal transported Mount
Savage Iron Companys railroad during the week ending
Saturday last 59ll tons and the Cumberland Coal
and Iron Companys railroad during the period,
$3.50 tons. Total transportation for the week 10000
tons and since the LIST Of January last - sec tons Of
which &C. 553 were transported the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and % 3l3 descended the canal
The homecoming Railroad was opened Monday last,
when train of cars passed over it, We may therefore
shortly look large shipments Of cca from the Georges
Greek Valley.
Larqs Tran-A train Of ffty-four cars, loaded with
over four hundred Of COAL brought to Lynns
wharf on Tuesday last, the Mount Savage railroad
by the engine Highlander" This is the largest train
Of cars ever brought from this place attached
to a single engine. CoaJeriand Telegraph
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

convinced that the balancqagainst US, in the aggre
gate Of our transactonsGith foreign nations, is not
less than what he state and that we have, for the
reasons stated above actually liquidated an amount
at least equal to said balance, BY shipments Of
specie and transmission Of stock; which stock,
Of course, goes to swell our unpaid balance to
foreigners and adds at least 81 100000 to the pre-
sent annual interest on our foreign debt.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

SETTLEMENT or TINE KoscrrsKo CAsE-We learn from
examination Of the docket Of the Circuit Court for the
county Of Washington that the Judgment rendered by the
Supreme Court its last term against Messs ULYSSES
WARD, JACOB GIDEON, and J. T. H. SNIru, securities
the second bond Of the late George Bomord admins
traitor d Joas non Of the late Thaddeus Koscusko has
been paid IL M by the securities above named and also
that SAMUEL sroTr Of the securities Of said Bomord
previous bond has also paid his proportion Of his
liability leaving only the part due by JAMES CARRIco
(who the bond with Mr. Stot) unpaid which part
viii also doubtless soon be paid by Mr.. Carrico Thus
has ended this wearsome and perpexng suit The above
information being Of particular interest to the heirs in the
case will no doubt receive general publicity. Repu5lc
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

The House of Representatives of MASSACHUSETTS
has finally rejected the bill to indemnify the loss
sustained BY the burning Of the Ursuline Convent
some nineteen years ago. The vote ordering the
bill to third reading having been reconsidered, it
was eventually defeated BY attempting to engraft
upon it provision for other injuries inflicted by po
pular violence. The rejecting it was, yeas Ill,
NAYS 100
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[DEBarR TO De CONTINUED

ARREST oNA CHARGE OF MAIL RoDBERY-A man named
Levy, said TO be special mail agent has been arrested
at Atlanta ga on charge Of robbing the mail The
Savannah News says he confessed his guilt and gave up
four thousand dollars in money, belonging to Messrs
Hut chins Co., brokers, Of LOUISVILLE, to which place
he was taken.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

Professorship for the benefit of those who intend TO
become farmers is about to be established at the Literary
Institution at Fairfax, Vermont. There will be AN effort
made to endow this Professorshp with the sum Of $40 OOO
and to make its benefits available by the practical farmers
Of the vicinity To this end instruction will be given in
those branches Of Natural Science connected with agr
culture, lectures win be delivered and apparatus viii be
furnished for experimenting.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

SPRINGFIELD, APRIL 8.--Wm. c. Averill, a highly re-
spectacle citizen and principal proprietor Of the Spring
field Locomotive Works. in this city in attempting to adj
just belt this afternoon, caught and wound round
the shaft between two drums and horribly manged caus-
ing his death
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

SAP RESULT on SPIRIT RAPPNGs.-We regret to an
nounce that lady Of Northampton lady, too of beau
IT, loneliness and intelligencethe mother of six chill
dren the youngest of which is infant has become
rayng maniac through the influence upon her mind Of the
spiritual manifestations She conveyed TO the Brat
tleboro Insane Hospital Wednesday in such Of
excitement that took two attendants TO hold her These
instances, the first Of which appeals directly to the
feelings Of this community, multiplying With fearful
rapidity in every quarter Of the country.
lSPringsed Aass.) Rpab.ieaa.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

The bill authorizing the Philadelphia, Whining
ton, and Baltimore Railroad Company TO bridge the
Susquehanna river, at or near Hayrede-Gface, pass
ed the Senate Of Maryland on Thursday. 1t had
previously passed the House. and is therefore law.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-16

Letters from San Juan report the amcable settlement
Of the difficulties there On their last trip the steamers
Of the Transit Company landed their passengers in the
Of San Juan instead Of the other bank Of the
river thus removing the cause Of irritation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02

IN uINION, (MAnlaEIuIVI :, r - ''''' y
W "'"' Paints, oils, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
CUPREME COURT of the State Of New.

- rors co-usy Il s~- Yofsyrsisrek ". Ks-Sa ys1rs.
,ss sod ao~es sooss tefsadsos
90 ooruset Comp ssysdT0 ssirAs sOLDfDss sas
NOSES sOLGaOss tsstass Y0u hsfssy ssSnssaeJ
u whah vii ts AAcf Dfes
CITY ssd u Me- fost Il me Car IA. lsAs
s~fofk s>a u 70 sssd
% rhsr, ttsR 0Ss ksnb. - Jobs e. cad 40
t~say 1sy after The Of ths sTssv.
u or raeh md yos AL cad
psnt The .foressla the nssLh tls vii
jadsm~rt Ysa p the u ss19 ~ 9Th
September J. 81. shd -th atefss; tis 80 from stessr
a. 10 from TO- is15 sad
ss5 s3ffom srDs@pr 10 Ig sad 80 af-fs-t
% qn s~osrmS~s is6I; saa s,s,..s 90 20 %
from .estnr - is0Z and sfh s,s 10 boaa ss2S
t-f ~ lsg snd sh ats<s 90 - ron oe1ss sol ssi
ssh - ~ iron Oc.r g. iss saf -te nfs-t
SIS ~ f9g October ~ Isz sss "a Sfss' % 80 ~ oa'
fsssDtsf - iadZ ss1 With stsnes' % w 10 bom Deos,er
d. IsJa slA STA ss sos Jsaa1y n5 1sstAef
- - szt AZ a.. .,,o I.fef ss~ fors CITY hsfcs ~
AZ isws~s EEsEDfcr ALLEN. Psinnfs ArtSfa,y..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE ofMoNTH


n LY PACKETS.-The ships Of this line are h'tsd up
with Fmeons Patent Nentilator,, AID carry frsncss
Metallic Life Boat The nearly and beautiful clipper
ship NlMROD. Capt. James Nichols, will succeed the
OREGON - Hinth ship OF the above line, aud sail from
S.~.fork Tor MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, the
Ioth Of April, prnetualy BY application 10 any Of the
Agents will h. Inst OF the PROVISIONS ample inan-
tunes which provided TOO the use OF passenger The
pfe~s Of pas-zEe are ~ follows. , 49,
Every thing provided for the Pasnsers except "ns
and hqne soap and towels The length Of P>ase var %
from 60 TO leo DAYS Fifteen cubic feet Of luggage "a A.
lowed to zach adult No berths will be considered q Sc
cured At least third the amount Of paage has been
paid a. deposit portion Of the second cabin hted up
IN superior msnneg for families and others P,ee siio
eaeh children under IL years Of age haliprse An et'
penced Surgeon accompanies each vessc ans every AZ
tendance requisite for the comfort Of PssaSes pfoVdoa
tree OF charge.
The NIMROD n. very fat .e'iet and hAs superb ae-
stions for passengers Her saloon 70 D. feet IN
length Her second cabin rooay, hgh an well venti-
lated The propnetors Of this the hrs and only Regular
Line deem necessary ~ state that none OF tnr Vess
have been obi ged stop II any port for snppies .
frsclAss vessel Will S1cceet The NlNkOD and s.i "a
The sth ofMsy. r W CAMERON, ll6 Wan st. y T. or
J. OGDEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
furniture, &e.

IL ENAMELLED-REMO on lst
N Maynext-GILLlEs a BYRNE respectfully insrn
their PATRONS aud the public generally thai II OF
The incTessins demands made on them for ENAMELED
and ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE FURNITURE, and not
having room AZ their old stand satisfy ell they
peled 10 remove ON the LIST May next TO the NEW end
SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE No. $40 Broadway between
Sprng and Prncests cost ade az doors above CoLLA-
NORE HOUSE, adjoining the Dusseldorf Gallery ,
n B-Previous TO the ls May we can be found a. umA
At our old stand, Nc. +2 Broadway MAnafetoI no, 70
G,eepest Offering greater inducements 10 purchasers OF
GESIlNE WELL~SEASONED ENAMELED EURNi.
TURF than any other establishment IN the United States
GI.llES BYRNES, No. ~ Broadway,
East AIDE, below Grandst
After lst Of May next at Nc. SO Broadway.
Every description Of Hair and Husk Mattresses fAs~e
pilpwx Ac AZ the Lowest rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
CUPREME COURT.-Charies Boriand. TX

~ and bsb<ls B<ss1, treesns &C. o. chsf -
Jsssvs Grsy All a<Ssoe ~ .s.
a Crt Hsron S-essas1 Dssz w. B4is s~e<s hsasr sst
Escp< Doss a. Of No. Hs,rs C2aft
Gr.y Ges,ss D-un.-.os Czxs sa .a1 tetsrt pscsss
sorc. a. a. R~ssfCa servsd 10 JO,LPh c SklD-
IEY Yea ar. bsreey ssanos>S 49, res.d . <sss- ps con
=, n ~. 80. -, f~6 he sGs ~ c-rs q
q g,fy a Tsss. Co~hsn sd caar, ssd 20 sfts e -
yoar ssv>r 70 tA> esnssf a. s1seers, 81 nsf 49,
a. Ss-hs. .re.sa 1~ys star ne sssas 81 ns
anEu. 90 ys. sss..e q o. dag o. sses ss<sss ssd ysS
- 81 .a..-r srss kts<sz M rsa
q . a. sss sssJ tAe ceaft Sr As rsssf 4sr~AssS
- eoavI..ar - szsd, JxAzayy q lst9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
CITAR AS The FOAM BELL floating

Y on TIC bseast u biiO-, and white - re ANY s,s-
rss1s through ~, yleN.es suo nsr ar, CO.'S OOO-
EAIps ita4u Nscestd Soap raae IL san Of he person
uspx Z, TIE touch Of thass speI ss not more POTENT
u ts sy tar NEST Able sSsP In me removal Of
tan freekles pPss saoNness or saHsan, IRON tas ha'
rnza euflcle ~, -. -.
Tous..Ss WHO hsA herssooys been sri>tet VITA thess
uus .fy ureunenfs have lsarnsd % bees the nsae ~
GOJR1JD whose POzArs Subtle. for cscp letsy aSfoyC
M Loud Vetet4bie k01se fJr nnrsns n4ls Co.'S
nth e.ie disability nits tog Impartial % IAg -.
Gzbsssr y Z csnss-snd Loud htf DJs ~ S,Hs
.u.lsr. -. N .h.s..
TIE sbove articles taEethey With sssortseot ~ %
psrfan>rles "a only b. had genuine a. Or.
RAUDS DeDot, 81 WAkerst, frE sSrs h0A VA'e lnI
BrOa6W1V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
REGULATING.

FAMILIES, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
Il and SHIPS have their old ware replaed equal 10
new Az about one fourth Of the nAl cost and warranted
VIZ: all kinds Of tea-se trays cake baskets caste -
spoons and forks door plates STAR rods keys canieAbr
dish covers. condle@fcks Plumbers fixtures Britannia
ware &C. Goods and orders TO the PLATING Establish
ent will BE- attended at No 2l2 Centre ST. near
0rAndst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
Ocean STEAMERS, &r.

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
il seui-weekly 4. s. Mail Line.-The and last
soins steamer MARION NJ Berry. commander will leave
Pier Ne T. North River, SATURDAY, Apnl : 81
oclosk 7 N precisely. 80 -,
For Freish apply board WHERE ali bilk Of lsdng will
b. .iued and for pas.ase AZ the office Vt
SpOFFORD, TiLESTON Co, No a Scuth-st.
Through Tickets for FOrids follows To Jacksonville,
S3I: 10 plAfkA s5I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
C,ANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

O-WLNTER ARRAN1.BMENf-On and after Mon
dsy Dec 20 and until further notice, trains leave EuiTs
Sof CsnGndaisua IS mlovsi <.y,. -
Mail Train at I A. NJ. or on arrival Of Night Erpfess
Train ffom NewYosk connecting at Canandsixus with
trains on the Albany and Buffalo Hoaa for Rochester, Bal
Slo and Niagara Falls
Dsy Fxpress Al 8. 10 Pm, arrival OF Day Express
from Nex.York The time Of leaving New fors may 10
en by reference 20 the siyesefelt Of the New Iork and
Enc Railroad WILLIAM " LATHAM 7'p1
New. York Dec ls, lSo2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
crPREME COURT. City and County Of

- Ysri,eesss sLss, 1.is,a assn.' ss,sssd HsaJ
4 HI An deaen<z1lS br f~i@f
o., s.r ETeA BERsARD u De .soysasa-d tsssa.at.f
Y.u az .>rby saanO1sd sn5 ssref as soDsf
.~a vi - flee ths oGes o. ths Clara a M car
- cosnfJ ~ Iers. the cJ Hal ne Cty sss r1s
- - u V ne sd eonSst ne sgb
.r-r oG>>. No 20 hasas -, s<ad ey. slsB
dsys n ssrye q < sreissye u NJ tv
Ts.eh ss1 ysa si sad acnsvlss; .sas
~ akse-sd ne rspfs Oh sscy CosSt
81 rsESf e-rns s1ea Ds>t Jsss.rys iza
ms la<S.s.ts D. AfLLARD. Px1nGaf Ark<ssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
Dattbes, 1euelrp, ST.

n 6. JENNINGS, WATCH and JEWEL
W. RY STORE, No - Faton-st Il an selsnE G b.
scrous % God and SILVER WE1ches Jrwery and Siivey
Ware, - retail. AZ much less thar the UsgAl Pnoe.
KoBERT ROsEELL WATcH.s -ReA Robert HoskeA
Watches. esoh warranted perfect time k--perA
CooPLR Dlplex "a Levers, hunting essss
perfect ekeeyes Indspendent S-cond and Q1ArSer
SeeoId Wachss ID gold butlnG case. for timing borses
LADIES EN1NEL WATCHEs-Som- in hunting cAses-
Fine COD Lsplne Watches full jcWe- .............so
Fine Gold Deischd Levers full jesied......... 3
Coe ELssh Paint Levers SO 70 -
God gussh Pssebt Levers hunting p
SILVER Patent LeyerS Og as.................... -
SILVER Det-cEed Befcrs -
Apo all other sryls Of Watches AZ equally lo~ p-oes.
DIAMONDS Diamond Crosses Brsas Pms, FlnE-T Rinrs
Ear Rnss. Of the chest styles for sse much less tnAs
the ufG4l prcss
JEWELRY AND SILVER WlEE.-An kinds o. Jerelry
and Silver Ware Of the latest paeTn sest varety and
warranted 70 te Of ne beat qaAity.
REPAIRS All lIb6s Of Watches and Cooks cleArsed and
repaired IN the best uGILer. o. ;. yENNlNGS,
No q Fultou-s. near William n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
Me0ital.

A YERs CHERRY PICTORIAL for the
n cure Of Coughs Colds Hoarsene.s, Bronchitis. WhOop.
ing Cough CfOxp ASTHMA and Consumption Many yeas
Of ira instead Of mparns The public confidence 70 th
far exceeding the most sAnguine expectations OF m mems
NohinE bot is intrinsic and the anstAkabe bone
Ii conferred Oh thousands Of sufferers cszd originate aud
70 sntsin The reputation Il enjoys While many inferior
remedies upon the community have allied and been
discarded this has gained fenas BY every tnA conferred
benefits on the afflicted they never forget and produced
ours too p1er aud 100 rsmirkabe 70 be to gotten
Whieit Is fraud the pubic - pretend that any one
thsf the CHERRY PICTORIAL does not Only general
tknG but Almost invariably cure the uAsdios iof Nhieh "
u employed ,, 49,,
MEDICINE has EradsEy become The best reliance OF the al
eetsd from the Ogcshin u the American Peasant 70 tho
palaces Of European Kings ThronEh0at this entire eo-
nv IN every State city and indeed Almost every hamlet t
,outalus CHERRY fECrORAL 70 kIOwn a. tho best
resdy sIsnf for Of the Throat aud LuDgs and 10
mary foreign countries - coming 70 BE- sKtsn'sy asd
by der most intelligent physicians In Great Britain,
Frsyce and Germany where the MedcAI sisnces have
reached their hishest PERFECTION CHERRY PkCIONAL
u introduced, AID IN eonsLane use N INC sEles
AIMS hJuses public ntltatOrs sad IN domosfc praeues,
The remedy their attending physc4ns can spoy
for the dangerous AnectiOns u the Lungs Also "a
ider and Tor Children 10 % sac, peasanf sd fse-
nal 70 cure Ia fact u The EOst nstsflng tes mo-
nias receive have bern from parent, VINO asss yana u
e6cseioss IN cases particularly incidental 70 eli hood
The CHERRY PICTORIAL 10 manufactured DJ pro-
TEA Cheu ard every ounce 0f under his eye, VIE
uyaass accu1acy IL u sealed and protested ~
Law ecuItrfs qaenfJ esn Be reed 90 - saa'
We lave end-srored hfe 20 furnish the Community wn
neSicine Of s1eh i1rse Monty and sofia - slo.a
s itsif 70 their cO1drncee remedy AZ onS s-is
.-, - ectrs which h.s By repeated and eognS-
ptovsd izef b. and TUT oy great cars "a pc
psrHE . with chemical sec1Eaey - AZ lfA stshti
-vs n, s,cfns new AGENT which they can rely fQf
DE- hest results aud the aca nth remedy t-s VA 90
tor tber1 al thst nned.cIre an Do. -
Pr,rsr.5 spd ed - JAMES C. AVER PrseticN md
ArslvrIcsl Cheuist. Lowell, Mas. sod u al DfaSslss
AZ Dealers 10 Medicine everT~ hers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
TOR AIBASY-rare sl.-ALBANY and

i NETWORK INLAND ROUTE sALso Ap.-r-e
SeJ e.rr--. trains e A u and - n ooSsec1ns =
AhSny Cenrr, Line q Railroads >o-tA ssd " est
80 p-pcI corner Of White YIN and Genre So
tArepse ocksss es srcug-S and oAxE><e esecssa ~
schessctzcy, UpsA> Syr.cn~e, Rochester and baHAe
ssssrs also r-seved q Broo1oe and BoWory .ad 49,
snS thav s-stcus TIE above rs.ns vii An1 P.sseasss
Crutcn F.s md Chztha Fcr- Ccruers o1y Al otaet
~in scart trom Oy Hal ss&ron. Of Tryoor0S
md CentTs-st. A. heretofore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
HUDsoN RIVER RAILROAD.-spring

II An4nsenent--Trains leave cSAm0ers-s daily fsr
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