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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-31

The Minnesotian has gone over to the
Aboltionists, the radical, "nigger" stealing,
underground Railroad corporation, and
should hereafter be classed with Garrisons
Liberator. Wednesday evening, it apologies
for and CLOSES over the outrages of the
armed mob that invaded the premises occu-
pied by Mrs. Christian, and few defence
less females and children, at Lake Harriet,
which we are happy to say is denounced in
the strongest terms by the respectable men,
bers of its own party. 1t takes occasion to
sneer at Mr.. Elfelt's supposed ancestry and
religious belief and says be was our "exclu-
sive informant" of the outrage at Lake Har-
riet, and utterly ignores the fact that one
of his own party, in good standing, Mr..
John Nininger, was mentioned first in our
account, as giving information of the affair,
and his comments upon it we're far more
severe than our own.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-31

The editor of the Hoboken Gazette in
forms his readers that as the weather is too
warm, he has concluded it is best to let his
paper "dry up" until next September.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-31

Posi- OFFICE AFFAIRs.-A new Post OF.
fee has been established at Woodland, Wa
bashaw county, and the Office at Roseville,
Ramsey county, has been discontinued.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-31
Mass Meetings OF the Democracy.

Rs On Thursday, the Goth September,
Messrs. GORMAN and GEORGE will address
the Democracy at Ashland and on the same
day Messrs. GILMAN and COGGSWELL will
address the Democracy at Rice Lake.
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is A. GORMAN will address the

Hon. C. C. ANDREWS, candidate for Presi-
dental Elector, and HERMAN TROTT, Esq,
candidate for State Auditor, will address the
People, in English and German, respectively,
as follows:
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

.WILLARDS' HOTEL.-C Vaughan, Kansas;
at Bennett NY; Mr. Kerrison, DC; q McAlIister,'
AND and Gady, Tenn; MoA,ister, DO Miss MoA
do; T kellogg and lady, do; KInze, Va; G e
Stuart, do; g W Baker, Pa; c Allyn, Ct; G
Gr9win, NY; Rice. Pa; Mrs A Ely and son, NY:
Phillips, Eng Montogut, NY; J Mcleod. Pa;
Ign 0hs; MIG zen NJ Beebs, Kansas; Capt NJ " ood'
%; Tsllmadze, UsA; T J Harris, do; w e mes
va; hollongulast, uSA; K A Magraw, Md; A
&qtSisIei ana family NJ; " Burns and lady, do;
sdS d Mlnsf1p o and LADY, Mass Parker and
i Hon PsIsonss HAYS, HY;S ppf Nob sH'
nsy, and lady, MICS Bushnell and lady, Ct: DR.
HIllmuth, Canada; DR. E Burgess and lady, Mass.
w NATIONAL HoTEL.1Mrs Crosby and sister,
vs. kerIln, Gal; ] Polk Md; NJ Hlmon, Va;
5 is; Y Ss Es NM Ma M Hssss M
IA; pr RurgoIs and lady, Mass; M Hagan, NY;
Wells. Va; LANCER, M; 6 Peabody. Mo: +
hooper and lady, Pa; 8 b Judah, Miss Judah, j G
ann mdf Iaa ana Iadya NY; Mrs Storm, NE NJ Nuger
I9lles, NJ; Dougherty Pa; l. Walker and lady.
gan, NY. NUM-
BkOWN'S HOTEL.-H Price. Mo; Wilkin-
chHfchm GoP, III FssI Motif vS Duke AIs;
and ..tel Md H s:usoh hs W. s1S sd
m M pp Burgess and lsdy, Mass; Hon MaTshal,
ford Gal; McFarlan, Tenn; c Heidsiok France:
y a van Zandt, Jr, La; b Vaughan. Va; j Ir,
, KIRKw0ODH HOUSE, wIddowsen and lady.
ss MaEna1s sd o. s Or
Md; I Steers Pa. h'n' hafris'
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PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the As
sn Ssy 81
during the years iSso and ISL, on the following GLOWING
/. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas, and from the town of Kansas,
rItory OF New Mexico, or any other depot that may
be designated in that Territory, and to any point
2, From Fort Union. or such other depot as may
be designated In the Territory of New Mexico, 10
In Of
Forts Bliss and Fillmore
The weight to be tEansPotssd each year not t9
thousand lOOoOO) pounds, nor more than FIVE mil
lions (5,COC, OOOl pounds.
100 miles for which the transportation will be per
formed on each route In each month of the year,
Bidders will give their names in full as well as
their places Of residence, and be prepared to enter
into contracts, and to execute bond with good
ourlty. In such an amount as NAV be prescribed by
the Assistant 9Tarte5msste5 at Fort Leayenworth
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
for services by the LIST day May succeeding, their
at Fort Wy
and, as transportation may be demanded at any
the year on either of the routes, they must have
places of business or agencies at or in the vicinity
Of Fort keavenworth and at Fort Union or other
Each proposal will be accompanied by the names
sistant Quartermaster at Fort LeavenWorth. or
whose JOINT capablilty to pay the bonds. should they
be forfeited must be attested to his entire satsfao
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sas for TransPortatlon," and none will be enter
tons set forth in this advertisement
The right is reserved of rejecting all the bids that
QuARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
fell Washing ton city, Feb. 10, 1850.
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IL The question who was the first white child
born in Cincinnati seems likely to barrass that city
The other day We published line to the effect
that one VIM. Taylor claimed that honor. in de-
hance Of a woman who had given herself out
the original infant; but now the Sergeant-at-Arms
of the City Councils puts in an earlier record Of
his own birth. So, till further notice, William
MoodiG is the connecting link between the I'M
cleared past and the civilized present.
II Something ought to be done to prevent
people from giving vent to their grief in verse
when they are bereaved. What fate too hard for
the man who appended the following lines to the
announcement Of young lady's death in neigh
boring city?
"A few weeks ago she was to be a bride.
But now the grave her lovely form doth hide :"
IL Out in Ohio they have a lady drummer,
who has received diploma for her skill. Her
name is Minerva Patterson, daughter of Major
Elisha Patterson, wealthy farmer of JERSEY
Licking county. The Major has organi zed band
consisting wholly of his children Two of his
girls play the drums, and the band is said to be
one of the best in the State.
ID soldier recently died i'm Washington
Territory under peculiar circumstances A post
mortein examination disclosed the fact that death
was caused by poison, in the form of oxalic acid
taken while eating strawberries from metal cans,
wherein they generally come inclosed. The
poison had formed from the acdity of the fruit
coming in contact with the metal
IVA girl In Burlington, Iowa, antici pating a
fever and ague Chill took SO large dose of NOR
phine as to make her crazy; she forbade her en-
ployer from coming into his own house and then
she ran away and was gone number of hours
until the effect of the quinine worked of
u southern paper, in regretfully stating
that the wife Of an eminent citizen had met &
fatal accident, says she 'inadvertently fell from
window" Inasmuch people usually take
especial pains to fall out Of windows, the phrase
is happy one.
Iron Sunday small army of pickpoc ket.
entered st: Joseph's Cathedral, in Buffalo
and picked 4 variety of pockets Four of then
were taken into custody, but one of them es
capped, and 1t is supposed he carried of most o.
the booty.
IL In a convention of females we have n,
doubt but whatever is voted upon is always car
ried by handsome" majority
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LIFE IN ARxANsAs-A correspondent Of the
Petersburg (va.) Express, writing from Arkansas,
says:
We have ''chills'' Of from five to seven hundred
horse power. They may be found anywhere
walking about through the country, and are dis
agreeably friendly, sticking closer than brother
of the fondest affection. They will come to your
house, sleep with you, sit down at your table,
take up permanent quarters with you without ever
saying as much as by your leave or thanking you
for your hospitality. "chill" is an utter abomi-
nation, and not even to be thought of in good
humOr. From ell such, good Lord deliver us,
A portion of the State between the White and
St. Francis rivers produces spontaneously bed
bugs of the finest form and size. In fact, they
are Of magnificent proportions, always hungry as
hyenas, and you may feel assured that they will
do their whole duty on you should you lodge for
the night in the same bed with them.
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The quantities of any or all may be increased or
The contracts will therefore be- made. not for spec
nc quantities. but for such quantities the service
may require to be delivered at those Navy Yards,
Contractors not residing at the places where de-
ilveIies are required must establish agencies at
sucn places, that no delay may arise in furnishing
what may be required; and when a contractor fails
Rhe Bnie 20 0O OF with the Chief
AUTHORIZED to direct purchases to be made to sup.
ply the o. aefhEo a under the penalty to be
vision and Clothing, at either of the Navy Yards
has been made and received.
separate offers must be made for each article at
more than article contained in the offer, the
Chief OF the Buea will have the rig hit to pit one
reject the remainder; and bidders whose proposals
are accepted land none others) will be forthwith
be to them For sHsoatsv will
tract must be returned to the Bureau within Eve
of sne tme required for the regular
Two or more approved sureties in a sum equal to
the estimated amount of the respective Contracts
VIII be required, and twent, per oentum in addition
Will be withheld from the amount of ali PAYMENTS
ton, to secure its performances, and not in any
event to be paid until it is in all respects complied
iverles made will be paid by the Navy Agent ' with
In thirty days after bills, duly authentloated shall
nave DeeH presented to him.
blank forms OF proposals may be obtained ON An
pIIoati2n to the Navy Agents at Portsmouth. New
HampshIe; boston New York. Philadelphia, Bal
tlmoIe, N9rfoik, Pensacoa, and at this Bureau
bidder Of the acceptance of his proposal, will be
ose I'm alton thereof, within the meaning
copied In conformity with this understanding,
Every oner made must be ACCOMPANIED Ias di-
rected In the act of Congress making
tor the naval service for 1916 ~, approved 10Th of
August 1907 by written guarantee signed by one
t9ev undertake that the bidder or bidders will If
ms or thelr ald be accepted, enter into an obsa-
uon wlthln hye days, with good and sufficient sure
hes. to furnish the supplies proposed. The bureau
VIII NOT De obligated TO consider any proposal un-
me oSmPetenoy OF the guarantee to be certified BY
ne Navy Agent, District Attorney, or Collector
ne attention Of bidders IS called to the SAMPLES
td description Of articles required, as in the in
III pJors RECEPTION Just but rigid
t os rIdae oettcesh the articles offered and the sam
trtng none that fall beIotc them
Iae Jetnt re:ofntton Of 27th March 1854 and to the
- W w l"eH AHkHNt, lS{o l7-laW4w
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POPULATION OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
The Philadelphia U. s. Gazette claims that Phil
adelphia has steadily gained on New York in
population although the latter had larger capital
and larger commerce. In five years New York
has advanced from sic, 900 to 500, 900, claimed
by her pa ers, with gain of SIS per cent. This,
indeed is all that they can claim. For Ii Is claim
ing a greater ratio of increase for the last five
wears Of hard times, and a vastly lessened imm-
grafton, than for the previous five years Of good
times, with a ceaseless stream of foreigners.
Philadelphia has, in the same time, gone on from
los 900 to $50 ,OO0-as stated by those who have
carefully canvassed 1t hrOughout-making gain
Of g. per cent
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MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL.
III MIS- CQTS

II is we'll known that in the Spring people are
more apt TO contract disease than at any other
PERIOD; and IT. equally vell-knovn that the way
to ward of disease i: TO keep the blood pure. for
call the Ills that flesh ID heir TO-, arise from impurl-
y Of The b2od, the main 'lrIng Of our s!istsnoe.
should be thoroughly oleensed and purified. and
this can be done in the most eectrel way By using
MRS M COXS INDIAN VkGETABLE De-
COTTON. the best remedy discoversd for the cure
tism, Nervous Debility, fevers Of different kinds,
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from Impurity of the blood il has effected
the most remas kable cures, as can be shown by
numerous certificates from persons OF the hlg hest
responsibility. and is recommended by all who
have used it as the most invaluable remedial agent
of the day.
UTlt Is sold by all the Druggists Of Baltimore,
and at the residence Of the proprietor
MRS. nj. COX,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
ITPrice 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
Wholesale Agent. r. 8. +. CIssIL, Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trict, and will suppJ the trade at my prices.
mar T-tr
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Mas. c: srMorD', iI1 Third street
CINCINNATI, o., Feb 10, 1857.
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THRKE
LHaEMAR. 4. q. 4

Protected By Royal Letters Patesf Of Esslaad, AID
seersd bp fhs Seals Of fhs Ecole de Pkarpiaets dc
Paris, and the I5sPsr,al College Of Msdsetss,
Vtenra.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstcr-
rhBa, and all physical disabilities;
No. 2 completely Graduates all trooee of those
diseases that been hitherto treated bv the nsu
seous and pernicious use Of oopayla and cubebs.
mercury, thereby insurlng 90 the sufferer speedy
relief disgersing ali impurities, and roofing ont the
'TRfESEMAR Nos, L. and 3 are prepared in the
fetr of loFenfe, devoid of taste and smell, apd
can be Carried in the Waistooet pocket Sold IN tn
Gases and divided INTO separate doses, ss sdminis
tered by vageau, kslsmsnd; RSuxi RECORD. &c.
and In 81 Gases, whereby there 10 a saving Of 10
To be had, wholesale and retail, OF pr. BhRR0W,
I've GSSs, 6 Se0S g
mittsnce, DR.. Barrow will forward the TriessmaI
20 any part Of the world, securely packed, and sd-
dressed according to the lnstrucons Of the yriter
Sold also By 8. CALVERT FORD, Jry Wsh-
inftop. ID. C. de e-6nl
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L WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world 10
AARTSHORNE'S PEGT0RAL SYRUP OF

nounced BY medical men, and those who have lseS
it, to be the best preparation for CoHsAs, Colds c.
t6gYk, BYonchftts, HodssSHSss, Sore Throat fyeNs
Cold, and preventive ofthat lion Of diseases, Oss
sWxspfion.
Persons who sing should use it II 10 pleasant t.
the taste, eotens clears and STRENGTHENS the voice.
aays all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
TFBott es IS and 20 cents and sl. Sold by al
druggists in Washington. 6scrEetown and AlexAl
<rra ~
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOST UMBERELL'

IxOAT UNI
Ihaye loaned thee to snotner'
In spite of many vow;
bars loaned thee to anotneI,
hsN T ~, iO rsin may drench me now.
NJ mneynbered not who owned thee,
M De fnr9ot that thou vert mine;
T. a fstaI moment loaned thee-
offered thee on friendships shrine.
o.! was IL well to do 1t,
Gone forever and know
Long and surely shall rue 1t,
Lost. lost umberelP!
I have loaned thee to another;
Thou dost shield has head from RAIN.
Had loaned thee to his brother.
might borrow thee again,
But with news of gold they won nlhi'
"Californy" him beeulled;
He is off and can't dun MN
Thon art on the ocean wild
was IL well to do IL!
Gone forever-and knew 1t,
Long and sOrely will rue 1t,
Lost, lost umberelP!
have loaned thee to another.
He will need thee, they say,
In Californy's showers.
q. perhaps, perhaps he may;
But his faith with me Is broken,
That hope he can't forget;
And when my poor Jackets soakln'.
shall mourn. shall mourn thee yet.
o, was 1t well to do 1t /.
Gone forever-and know IL
Long and sorely shall rue It,
Lost lost umberelP.
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MEDICINES.
nR. JOHNSTON,

LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Dssecr,sd shs Most Csrte,., SPEEDS, a.d o.'s
Efeetsal Kennedy 90 hs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELf.
A CURE Warranted, Or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWo DAYS
ws.inss. .fhs B.sh srct,r., As.easos sfsss Edr.,.
iD:s,,y Dy.g.P:; T., sg"s S:..
?. ~ h a ,s' s.,, -. .; Ts
Moe shn Asselons The Lpnfs. Stomach Bcvss-
pr..sS and p.seSs Pr.eae.. .Sss
DER Marriage imPssses and destroy eetn Body ana MIND
Young MEN
that dreadful and d.:rueu,. habit Which .nns 'vssps
sltsd talents brilliant int.se might ohsrviss have
vailed sesasy ths living Tyre. may ssu vrsh fall ssss-
dsnes.
MARRIED PrRsoNe or rssnE Men esntsnplsusg Mar
ags. beng aware Of Phy.esl v'Afn's srE.his Debility.
he Who places hmss q Dr. }. may rsRsi-
OFFICE No soUTK FREDERIcKsrAErr,
. s ssrS Sa S '.ss "sm: .ss a.ss r.:
must BE- paid sad esutain sstanp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member sths Royal Cssss Lsndsa gr.essss
from Of the sminsnt Colleges IN The United et.sss
P,t.is Of London PARIS Phadsphs and ss.vhsrs, Ia. 81
fsetsd the yssnC that
:.,ad., tI.ss.nt 6u:hipG .u.Dd.d
uss viii dsrans Of mind, cured imms dsts
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssnf Men and others who have injured themselves BY
learned from evil eompsnions or school, ths sfseu
which nightly fs even when tslssp, and cared
body, should apply Immediately.
rhoss ars some Of the sad and .nehy sGse produced
limb. Pam. IN Ii. R.ss p@n... q sss Io..
roTsI P.p.toH ?. The hssTt Ssr,oo rrI.s s
symp.oms Of Consumption, &C.
efspris, Evil Forbodngs, Aversion Of sOesy, Self D.
Love OF Solitude Tmidy, etc. axe ssns Of the s's pre-
NERVOUS DEBILrY-rb..s.ndse can new Isds. vAs,
coming wsas pale n.ryou. AID having snfr.r
about the cough symptoms eensEmpss
DISEASES or lMPRUDENCE.
when mi,guds mprpdsut -otnry Of pssvrs Sod.
be has imbbsd the sssds Of this painful disease osu
r:.p.etability can aons S,nsnd hn Il. fss Iats Cd.
81 ssr%s sS S a"q f.p S u:
month after month long ss the smallest fee esn be es
his CALLING DISAPPOINTMENT By the Of that deadly
po.oG m.reu.y hasten 60. eOn.tI.ropS ,y%Rto% q tbs
stInH progressing with frishtfu rapidly vi d.ah rsus
S.esssr.d country from who's. touDs no trs-.sr
DR.. JoHNsoNsREMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
AND IMPoTENCY.
:si aaf
most nervous and dsbi.t'd shs had Leaf all hsPs have
An Marriage Physical Mental Di.a..n
T.mSne and w..i1.ss or EIhsssa.O .t de meet f..Is
kind spsssdlly cured
fHE MANY THOUSANDS cured atthn iusut.usa within
Ii. year, and hs nsmsrOs, important ssrg
rsport.n Of the papers and many other persons u
ys,eh ha,. sEP.ar.d again and b.r. th. P.ee ..
sily, 10 sun Client Gshrsnss to the aaetsd Jan 0Iy
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II Is NOT TOO HUGH ~ sAY,
SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A N ID YOU N G.,
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH.

vI1.-rHAr RRfE sF5ss2Ki vTooD's HAIR
Will preserve is5aiitSir the srostA and eogor Of
the hair, 4 used two or three nmos week. to any
the baS ssk n.1fe Own o1nssnt sS:
make il more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
est age. Stssosmon, Judges, kttoTnsys, Doctors,
Clergymen. Professional en-, and Gentlemen and
mony that we do not say too much IN Its favor.
Read the following, and judge:
PRoF O J. wooD-D.ar SIR: somsiim. las. sumner va
induced Of your Hair Restorative, and
.et.d to report It Our ltd. sous head fo so%sums had
head The hsir almost .nn.ely cam. OG consequence.
when frend seeing hs rngs ADVISED ne 10 your
surprise all friends very few Application.
..mO,sd q. d,..a.. .s,,r.y sod new aud lalssnt
boy has as healthy scalp sud lurunant Of hair
mend your Restorative. perfect remedy for
the scalp and hsir. We are, yours respectfully,
SARAH A. HTeeINBorHAM.
PRoF. wooD-Dssr Sir: My hair had, for year,,
which rendered n. cos.sn Of o. Necessity
IN dressing II when commenced using your Hair Restore
ing continued til Within the last tire. wssks, has
greatly to 3. preferred 70 ho.. BY the
Of oils or any Other s.rt u;.S r,.,Sa II as
need Hair Restorative, for IN. simple purpose Of
p,ss me a. sSo ,n,sa'p an, dou Of n.
that 10 claimed for IL .
CINCINNATI, o, Feb. 10. 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dee g. 1857.
PROF woop-Dear Sir; By IN. advice Of a GFiend %
nine who has been using your RestOra~, wa, in
dueed TO try had the FEVER, last My, and
com. IN great d.ai thicker tSan ever was. None but
duty sympathy that feel others who
afflicted have been would induce thu,
public Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods HAIR Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS
The Restorative lie put up IN bottles of three sIer,
VIZ; large msdInR a. and shaI; the small holds hall
dium holds at least twenty per cent more IN proper
ton than the sma retaIls for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds a quart, 40 per cent. more "a
proportion, and retails for S3s bottle
o. J. WOOD Il CO., PROJECTORS, SI2 Broadway,
New York, I'm the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estsb-
and sold BY oil good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSm
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ID FOR NEW YORK.
L AssAGE,. TiNHG Isl ! bnN MEALS ZEAL AND

ID FOR NEW YORK.
L ASShGE, INCLUDING MEALS IN D
STATEROOM, $3.50.
The New York and Virginia Screw STEAMSHIP
COmpanys new and elegant steamship 1eHAt
MOUNT VERNON, Capt. II. &. Smith, ek3EE&
will leave the T7sny's Depot, Wesa
DAY, and the Company's Depot, at Alexandra
Passengers from WashisgtOn and Georgetovr
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, hich leave the corner OF
on the steamer from the Western Wharves at ii
O'Clock a. n.
State rooms can be engaged on application &c
Messrs. Morgan Rhinehart, Western Wharves
ture.
IL Insurance will be effected on all goods by
this line at the oftoa of the Company at per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by this line
in every respect hTst-o ess, and every effort vii
be made to render this communication with New
York an agreeable and heSlthfu one.
For freight or passage apply to FOWLE ,
Ii. b. CROMWELL l. CO.,
sce-1y SO West ST., corner Albany, New York.
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. ]. BOVEE D0Ds'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
Lungs. Weak Stomaohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
General Nervous Debility, Piles and all diseases
requiring Tonic. are unsurpassed. They are made
OF pure Sherry Wine, and aside from their medl
oinal properties, they are most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATHAR TIC,
Is . sure remedy for CostIyeness, Liver Complaint
and d, spepsia. They pleasant to the taste
in their operation; and as Catharic, entirely. e.
Jeetudly, and positively supercede the If Pulls,
nauseous and disag reeable to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Act on the Kidneys, Bladder AID Urinary Organs,
and are a superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con-
nected with Liver Complaint In all its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS.
They are truly valua BILE, made of pure Holland in,
"'" FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP,
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
for CdloDlel, acting on the Liver, removing all oh
struotIOns in the Bowels curing CostIvepees lndi-
gestIOn and Dyspepsia. Although II is as sure and
eft ctual in its tperatons'as Caomel, yet IL is
and II is as gentle, innocent and harmless the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the discoverer of this in
valuable Medicine.
CHARLES wtDDIFIELD eco,
PROPRIETORS,
$40 AND Col BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46s Pa
avenue, next door to the United states Hotel, and
BY druggists generally. mar l4-Iy,rq