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e'ar.s3n GmporsH.ic

HAvANA-Barqre Hualco-2 boxes sugar Lille Il r. sines-
DO Sgas oye Lo,es-2 cs DO 1900 bys Sturgss
-33 90 segnrs ech1w-l00 bxs to ord
Schooner tugene87 ST. cks mahogany eli.
ok, bbls sugar Moses Taylor.
SsA-Sch Ellen Perkns-60 bales deer skins do hemp
100 boxes sugar SO hides tons ogwood Paullol50 bales
henp do deer skins 200 hd's bales starch p
silver bars Bouehard X Thehaud
IHoMAs-Shr Neptune-l ok old copper do old brass
pms rum 80 boxes bay bbls sugar Atwater
Mnm'od-86 bxs bay Atwater2o hhds 40 bbs sugar
OK Dag water 1877 hides Funiss5 segars order
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s.,es or stocks at Philadelphia.

FiRsr BOARD, May 23-200 shares Girard bans ~; 60
do IOt $40 600 state 5s b5f So $1,000 do 2di ~ sIew
ches and Del Loan sse CO. $1,000 30 ~ ssoo Lehss
wilmington RR, any; 81 doU BANK y soo |hs, snd
Del 1 Loan Ss 5000 20 Reading 1855 Sd 10 go coo
State Ss 100 shares Reading " Del 1850 sea SIs
Tahisn u.s. sas tos; shares Reading Railroad BOT
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House OF Represen tatives.
THE Nauv Appvopriafion BH-Lry Docks- O1cen's
Great Speech 1tras.
WASHINGTON, Wedne

WASHINGTON, Wednesday Night
The Navy Appropriation BW-Dry Doeks-O1cer'
Great Speech on 1trds.
The House. for the whole of day, AZ well as
Yesterday, have been engaged IN the discussion OF
the Navy Appropriat ion Bill in Committee of the
Whole, and the House adjourned without coming
to any decision thereon.
In the course OF the debate, the Texas question
was preached, incidentally, and Mr. Owen made
a speech II, which enclose, and which has
been universally admitted TO be the great master ef
fort of the Session. Senators and Others came IN
10 listen, and crowded round TO congratulate HIM,
and the galleries rung with applause when he closed.
II has created great sensation here.
The only other thing done has been the passing
of a resolution ordering the Secretary Of the Navy
TO go and build Dry Dock at Brooklyn imme-
diatey, on such plan as he may think proper.
The final vote on the Navy Bill VIII be taken To-
morrow probably.
We shall probably have wide discussion on
Texas yet IN the House
Mopr RtoTrRs-The Recorders officers this
morning arrested young man living IN kensing-
Ton named Isaac Hare who was one OF the most active
81 he mob in the attack upon the houses Of the Irish in
Master street Kensngton Monday afternoon. the first
S,, 81 The recent riots. lie held to bail by the Re-
corder in $1,000 Officer Wbisener, OF the hccorders
oce This morning also arrested in Southwark an oyster
non named Thomas Cansey charge OF breaking into
,be narsonaRe at ST. Augusnes Church snd stealing
pble a cassock, table cloth, and several books He
was brought before the Recorder, and commited-Pmi
Gas May %. "
N.vA.-The brig Nahamakanta, forty two days
from Rio Janeiro in coming out OF the barber, saw
large American frigae supposed to be the Raritan,
hound in The IT, ship Columbus, Tor the United States.
was 10 sail about the 10th Of April The u. \ ship Vim
cennes Capt Buchanan, five days from Havana came to
off the bar last evening and sailed again this morning
destination unknown. The U s. brig somers Lieut..
Comd Brent five days from Havana, arrived here this
morning The French corvette La Brilliante Com reg
maud sailed from this port Monday last bound to Cam
peachy Pensacola Gazette, May H.
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Passengers Arrived.

~nAL.-Schr Ellen tsrkins-J ParullO Of New York;
Cana NJ LoIers, NJ Bsio. Yucatan.
ST THoMAs-Schr Neptune-J Pickering Wilson, and
Harris. ~ $50
NEW oRIEANs-Sbip Orleans-Mss Levey. Mrs Anderson
ana enid Mr. Mickey and Miss Connon Miss
and servant, Mr. Bach Mi Caldwell MIR Bouch Capt Mar
CIV hd iaoy. Mir lie Barrett Mr. Segent35 in the
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days Of the Steam Ships.


We shall steem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
To Commodore RoBERT SILvEy of News Fleet Report
of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed The Vessels
Spoken their List Of their Cargo and Fo
Newspapers News have He will board them
nmediaey on their arrival Agents aud Correspondents at
hons broad will also confer favor by sending this
office all Marine INTEL gence they obtain Nautical
Information Of any kind will be thankfully received
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FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.
THURSDAY. FRiDAY AND SATURDAY.
Ma 23d, oath and 18th

Ma 23d, cath and 2bth
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon, nalipast O'Clock ard each evening at
The GIANT AND GIANTESs! the gfes est wonders
Of the and the a Pair known
~ from 10 O'Clock r. NJ I'LL from t hilipast and
from I'LL 10.
The Is happy 10 announce with the
ORPHEAN FAMILY of five persons all musicians Of the
first clio one of whom il ule Miss OF only six years
The family variety of Songs Duets Trios Quar-
tets, &c.
GREAT WESTERN will appear IN his Comic Yankee
Lecture Animal Magnetism and also his imitation Of
Locomotive.
MR. s X. g. NELLIs the man born without arms, will
also of the onishng feats with his
which must be To be believed.
La Petite Ctrto, the Danserse
Beautiful Collection Of Wax Figures Giraffe, Sc, &c
The GIPSEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller. and
lily consulted all hours Of the day evening
uT Admission to the whole % ceau-chidren under
half price. % eIts for consultations With the
Gipsc. QUEER. m23 re
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.

AND PICTURE GAL tEHl
MN u B aH Gxy opposite the Clty han .crp
CONFLAGRATION OF THE CHURCHES
ST AUGJ STlNE AND ST. MICHAEL.
Destroyed during the Riots in Philadelphia Taken upon
sion The paatng representing St Augusnes church
hundreds Of and embraces
whole size Of the stage The of st Mchaeis
large hving been Intended tor but from
the and delay that constantly srse, from
only persons being enabled 1t the
me will also be exhibited the during the perform
The painted with skill that be surpassed
by artist America the having spared neither
cured for the purpose.
4 DWARF,
THREE INCHES SHORTER AND AS OLD AS
A GIANTEss, nearly SEVEN FEET HIGH;
MR. WlNCHELL,
The unrivaled deliueator OF Irish, Scotch French, Dutch
Yankee. and other eccentric characters, is engaged
Also Miss Mary Barton Master Barton aud Miss f. Barton
the admired vocass Celeste Mr. ConOver the Protean Per-
former, and Mr. H. Conover, the comic singer.
HThe manager has also secured the
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY,
consisting of Father Mother Seven Small Children
These sraodinaIy Ministries go higher aud lower than
any oths ~ EXISTENCE a. part OF The family reside IN
the GARNET, and the remainder in the CELLAR
The Nleodeon that variety OF brilliant Oyerures,
Half Million OF Curosities Grand Cosmorama, Splendid
Picture Gallery all the celebrated characters during
the Revolution.
All for One Shilling.
Afternoon Entertainment ednesday and Saturday at
30cock Performance the Lecture Room to commence at
Q O'Clock in the evening. m20
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MRS. CARROLL'S

MRS. CARROLL'S
INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS,
325 broadway, two doors above the Hospital.
Mss lR,HLL respec July anncun Is to her a'rons;
M the Medical Faculty aud the 1lc that she has removed
from Conrandt street. and established her Me heated Vspor
aud Sulphur Baths odious and central sus
on No. 3z5 Broadway, where by her continued assduy
aud ret she hopes mari, tn patron which her
N. B.-sulphur Baths require notice Portable
Bats sent to any part Of the city vicinity Bathing
Tubs for hire. m24 Imrc
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DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, well known to
- the victims Of Syphtc diseases the successful
practitioner that New York beast Of in the Of
this destructive and almost malady still to be
found his old office Dr. Johnson satisfy that
he legally qualified practise Physc and Surgerythat he
knowedg disease superior thresfourhs
of general "Physicans"and thathis skill the treat
and proper Of variety OF Venerea
Disease and stric,urs Of the Urethrs preeminen My
they from the West Indies and Canals.
average 600 patients dscounsance qu,ckery
therefore take this method Of informing and
persons the where they frd physician ed
make charge No how long You may have Gieet
Structure, Ulcers upon the body, the throat
the head and homes Of the en will nd
" case cursbe Constitutional Weakness some
times caled Seminal Weakness broup hit by habit
eJ in by young have Paid much attention the
Of this maady it CONSTITUTES part Of practice
Many unfortunate victim of this vice hs5
snced my salpary treatment yspepsia weakness Of the
limbs and small Of the back confusion Of intellect oraetu
paptation of the heart aversion to society," y
symptoms of this complaint In directions followed
n Post paid letters withsta'ement
containing 50 FOR advice attended Observe, Ocs Duane
from Chat.au street MA jmsrr
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AUCTION SALES.
G. 8; SMITH. Auctionee


e. s. SMITH. Auctioneer
BY III II. WILLARD,
go Store 304 Broadway, Duane ct.
H. r. will give his personal attention door sales
Household Furniture Dry Goods Groceries, for persons
rei gushing housekeeping OF business.
safes seted 10 all the goods shall have been
sold and delivered
Libal ash Advances made If required merchandise OF
every disruption consigned tor sale m2l lmsm
BY II. WILLARD
SATURDAY MORNING. May rs h. at n O'Clock.
E&EGuTORs' SALE OF GOODS AND CHArTELs
Ia the store oyofder OF the OF the estate oil Eliza
Col len deceased large of valuable goods
Guiding large quantity of Silver Plate and Plated Ware
Told watch ad thain Chateaipe Set OF Pearl aud other
Jewelry, Cut Glass hina India and Dmity Bed aud in
dow u'tans; Bed Table and Toilet Liuen Beds Mattras
ses Biar kets, some Flu nure Kitchen Utensils sc &c.
May be examined morning fsar m2: 2t.ec
- NEW AMERICAN DAHLIAS-W. RUSSELL
MSespectiuy Informs Florists Amat urs, and Others. he
~has pow reaNy Tor sal- So CHI his Dahlias
Of last years production Ruse Rose of the States and
Gem e. the Union, yellow These both dat and
BEAUTIFUL varieties aud such he highly recommend with
his Lady Ashbuton and Mn, Webster He has also
II bloom se'e,a new See ling Geranums VIZ Harry Of the
West, ne Of bio1klvn, &c 800 Mo and other
M,gsol,a sssaias Ri dode drons Tree Peopias Grevo,
Bouquet taste made up so upw ards
mas 3tsrc
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IN aid f., ssi,nsns pqefs,, ship MsDIATQR, Cav,
j. M. Chadwick, will sail punctuay as above, her
packet ss e
very reasonable rates early f 81 9c''
Attheir General Passage Office 7e south street.
Person. wishing to send for their eSds to come out ia hi,
ship Of the line or who arc about TO rem, money! can
NJ NV LINZ Of JACKETS f4 otad E1VEM
Eoe .sss, snip All on Mcud Suo @
May, he. regular day.
advantage. be derived from .eesiing Jh line in pre-.
comfortable and convenient than ship. OF small e
early application board f99t Of Y' 'Tss' s q e
s, At their General Passage CO; oss E ss%' s
2aYA FOR LlvERPo0L-Th. New L1s ,tefEu .;;,
sesst hi, s R Rpf sp Eis ed
bpTthen will sail above, her regular day.
not t95 ss o. S as
D''i'nS SIP 0''0 WOODRUFF E. MINTyRNs..
The pacse ship h ttugue Capt Ira Bursley, 1850
the Rochester and sal on hsr m ,sssaI
sax PASSAGE FOR LIvERPO0L-sa. on. The
s # GN ys GS csps john , Fe
will po,itiyey sail on ttidsy The 2i1 May
;;s 'si'T%i S':%
foabe for sixty dollars each aud her between decks or
vena ed cannot but make her very deiable conveyance
froi this port Those visiting the Old Country should call
and her accommodations before engaging any other
vessel For which will be very moderate apply on
board at pier No 10 NG Roc Hyf BRo g iii
In22rc 81 Fulton st, next door to the Fulton Bank
So FOR LIVE RPOOL-Reguln Packet Of the goth
M May-Tbe SPLENDID new packet ship SHERIDAN,
capt Depsyster burhen 1000 TONS VIII a :" above
The Recommendations in this very superior for cabin
ol~ no
ss and her behs already engaged
intending to embark should make sa5y aPPcatiisSn q
100 ''ue st. corner South, N.
The Sheridan will be succeeded by the first class packet ship
GEORGE WASHINGTON, Capt. Allen, to sail on the 9th
Of June. mis-
xkR FOR LIvERPOOL-The Packet Ship sHERl;
the pscs, i sSp GhMBRbGs q cspi.iS Br'iGw
the June by which be engaged at the lowest
rates, on appeatonto ,,,n,,.. q, s.,h,
B.-Pa,sage from Great Britain and Gland wa bver
pool all Times be engaged By the egur pace "a s lux
amount. payable at al the principal banking INSTITUTIONS
thouo bout the United Kingdom, applicatonas ABOVE
mai re -
PASSAGE FOR LIVERPOOL. m
kERA SAILS ON FRIDAY NEXT, me ,I ntth o.
m Ty III KY l" Se o a' pt i." % sail Pose
a. ABOVE The Helen Thompson h hanaa h e,nd sns
Room modaons in The cabin winch Ti e. ionno a.n
decH, Tor stsesee passengers eht lofty and well ven
,sa which cannot make her the mos desae convey
ance opt OF this port Those ynoE tne VIZ 1ou' ,S.
'rbe passage will be very moderate, Apply
on board Pier No 10 Ho1h Rye e ,hs ,as'snes'
n Fulton street. next door TO the Frlton Banh.
Ps-The yet take few tons OF Colon,al goods
y OF freight apply " above mis'"~c
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VOYAGE To VARIOUS PoHTs IA ETRQPE, ASIA.

VOYAGE TO VARIOUS PORTS IN EUROPE. ASIA,
AND AFRICA, IN THE NJ GDITERRANEAN.
SER A first class vessel with accommods tlonu
NM for will be dispatched about
Islands, hsn proceeding Gibraltar thence to Malta where
Mediterranan pilots will be taken thence Athens and the
Grecan Islands thence to Consannople where the pt epa
ret OF ,v E ~ " 'saos :"
Scio Snmos, khodes, Cyprus Tyre sdon Csesaria and
JOppa where the vessel will suoieat enable
visit Jeus em then down the Metiter
Egypt Tripoli and Syacuse and il time vii
Messna Naples Civ Vecchio the seaport OF ROM thence
Corsica Eba Leghon Genoa Nice Mars.lles and BARGE
Iona ouchng for supplies Tangier and MADEIRA and taking
the southern the Atlantic, making d'slred
brief stop at Chaeston s. o. 70 land passengers aud their
effects this port The voyage will probably
cupy months. during which time much valu bile
merca and other Information may be acqured also highly
sting Of curiostes &c he collected This
expedition projected for the OF opening
for trade between the old and world will
to the passengers all of whom, besides being pro idd
with possible comfort convenience TO be iouud ON
board Of ship. will BE- allowed take with them
the cruise round certain quantity Of saeabe goods dispose
by barter otherwise which privilege If improved will
probably yield profit sufficient tn nearly quite the
sucen number oes will exceed the usual
eman uassng Nagsrs.
Those who ish avail themselves of his favorable
opportunity acquiring commercial knowledge
visiting the Holy Land and other places OF Importance
the student the of and of business will please
early the Of the vessel TO be employ
the will depend measure upon the number who
forward early nd The company will be
select will he furnished with possible information
respecting the articles aeable the intended TO be-
mia ~ zee SNN'L w DFWEY. 100 Front st
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO KUPTUKED PERSONS.
>xxGMrHs PERSONS afflicted with Ruptures NAV rely
Nupon the best instrumental aid the world affords,
"a On appl cation the office, No Vesey street,
for 10 either OF the agents in the principal towns
Nns III the United States. Be careful to examine the
back pad of Hus IL they rdqJssd by pI
Hull, None genuine, be relied
good without his signature.
Many persons have underakeo vend limitations Of Hus
rTusses and Thousands imposed
Qutncs. These limitations be relied upon they
made by unsku mechanics and better than the ord
nary Trusses.
Ror have been fitted up No Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' from the bu depart
ment where female in attendance wait
female patients. mil lmfc
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CHEAP

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 PEARL STREET, LATE los BEEKMAN.
'l'HE 81 BSCRIBER, we'll known for the cheaipess and
durability OF his work. deses inform his and
public tha he is suit be economical tendency the
times making of the bes quality reduction
ofwenty from former aod less il is believed
ny twenty cent than Of the quality made
by the ch ap house la order that gentlemen
undsrst nd y meant by chccp,e the flowing bill r
prices is submitted c. their with that
the be Of the rslrae quality and the fit
tiondble -
Superior West of England Cloth Coats. ala to l6
Pants of Black or Douple-milltd Cassimercs.. to
vests oil SIR SATIN, &c. az 4
Making and THINNING in the best style, at the following
prices
rants ava vests. l1S IN
m2d i'm &c
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MOORE,S TEXAS

MOOhES TEXAS.
lust PUBLISHED and for sale at the Man Store No 1853
Broadway price 20 centsDeserption of Texas. contain
ing Sketches OF it's History Geology. Geog Apply and Stats
ties, with concise statements relative the soil climate
ductons of intercourse population of the country
brief remarks customs the in
habitants-By Francis Moore Jr editor of the Texas Regis
Ter.
Also recently published new aud greatly improved edition
of Gen Austns fine Map of Texas together with poe
maps, Guide Books, &c. IN the greatest variety.
ma II TANNER
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H. FOR SALE-A SHETLAND PONY-O.e Of
& Aver, Handsome proportion Color black, full tail
[. lrd mane well bske to the saddle ha. beei driven
70 rot cater and shamble. MAJ be application
McMANS stables, IN Varck street opposite Richmond Hill
House If not Id befo the 9th instant will hat dav be
sold at auction az Tattersa ls Roa way. ma 2teec
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FIGARO! FIGARO, FIGARO,

SEGARSAn opportunity now offered 10 those who de-
iire to have full compen for their and like
TO parOnise beginners whose principles
the mott ct honesty be ascened by inspecting the
stock the store aud the prices well referring
kee pers id Others respecting the quality Of the article and
honest manner Of dealing. The Habaneros House. Beck
apd 90 near Wall and Pearl streets
Depot and branch Of Don Julian de Kivas plus ultra Havana
Figaro and Las midas sss the places referred
the immediate management of Pna Rivas sole agents
Saa S ss 70 ttw ne Ssgar WITHOUT charge Phi
tanning IS Sega 62 60 (ksgaa) per bunch-this is
quite bargain consd the quality Of the Segars
Wanted few barrels OF good rice for the Havana
exchange for first Regali,s m2d 2tsec
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of p. A.. WIDOW & t. DEL
MOSiCO. having been dissolved in consequence Of tne
death Of Mrs. MARY, widow OF John Demonico. The
subscribers and surviving partners have formed
psrnershp will o,npe the same business under the firm
Of 7. A. 4 l.. DELMONICO.
2. A. DELMONICO
. LAURENT DELMONlCO
MaV ~. unOo4 2fkr
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BUFFALO. May 2i-An Franklin. Toledo; Chicago, D
tro Cons eation uwanrpR an leveland: Indian, Pa
s &C. ID%rot; Iowa Toledo Home Cd do; fine,ya smith
Watson. Ssn: Skinner. do: moun,ain CieselinS Nj
sl Milan; Fletcher Stranger do; Atlas Asntabula
Billow ieveano; Wabash, Santusky; Crevon, Cev st
Emily. HuIan Reindeer. Cleveland; Mariam, Pc Rowan
Morton, Detroit CID Mary Harris Toledo; Buffalo Aez
Detroit; Great Western. w aiker. Chicago
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N + A p o l. TAN BON N + T
MANTLE ACTnRV

THE LADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY informed that this
and beautiful article is produced the greatest
reflection at the mandatory. No. 1903 B0WERY, UP
STAIRS where they sold both wholesale and retail
the lowest large hand select from
Merchants ard Millincn supplied on the best terms.
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Home Ports.

tUpEc, May i3-sld Helen Gray Pummer philade phia;
II h Vesper Richmond for do
East MAcHIAs May l7-Cld Lexington Dickman. Ponce.
PORTLAND, May 20-An Martha p.man, Dennisop. New
York; Bauner Lufkin, Rondout. Cid O.tario, Hamilton
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-14

SIDNEY RIGDoN This distinguished
Mormon Chief, who has lately been cut
off from the parent fold, has published a
shomewhat lengthy article in the ST. Louis
Republican, by which we learn that he is
on his way 10 Pittsburgh, Pa, accompanied
by large number Of his brethren, who in
tend to make that city their permanent res
idence hereafter. Quite an excitement,
he says was caused in Nauvoo, among" the
faithful" when it was understood that nm
self and others were about leaving the "ho-
y city" to permanently reside elsewhere
lie and his friends were denounced at sew
eral of their meetings, as mobcrais ,"'urder-
ers, conspirators, &C., &c. So grcat. was
the excitement that he thought it unsafe
to be out at night during his stay in Maui
700. He tells some hard stories about the
conduct of four or FIVE of the leading Nor
mons in Nauvoo. One of them, he says,
openly declared that he ought to be mob
bed,
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Can CONSUMPTION be cured! Scores Of

Can Consumption be cured! Scores OF
impuden, imposters are advertising their
worthless nosirums as certain cure tor
Consumption even in its confirmed and
advanced state. Believed them not II IS
absolutely false They tell their lying
tale to deceive the wasting invalid, and
rob him of his money. DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry will cure the diseases
that lead TO Consumption, and thus pre-
rent it. 1t will also cure CONSUMPTION
in its mild and incipient stages-belore it
has got fas, and fatal hold. Doct. Skill
man, of Bound5rook, N. Jersey, says that
it is the best preventive Of that disease he
has ever found in his long experience
He also uses it after cure is hopeless,
and AYERS tina, 1t alleviates the suffering and
renders the patient more comfortable than
apy medicine ever known. This Balsam
has effectuaIly cured many who supposed
they we're in the last stages Of this fright
full disease. Let not the despairng and
emanciated consumptive entirely despond
ill he has given it trial. He may yet
recover. Let him no, fatally mistake the
stage of his disease. Try in time. BE
sure to &c. the genuine Wis,ar's Bslsam.
limitations abound.
For sale bv S. J. ALLEN, Druggist,
Woodstock, VT.
All orders for the above medicine should
be adressed 10 Seth w. Fowler, 1875
Washington St. Boston. Sole proprietor
for New England.
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For sale. At the coon club news room.
l Yallcr sign, very nice, and consPc-
cous.
Files Of the Boston Atlas, coon speeches,
handbiIs circulars &c. large lot, and very
excellent for making sott soap, from the
large portion Of lie they contain. Numer-
Gus beautiful caricatures, prime things to
laugh over, about these days
Elegant Lithograph likeness OF he"sage
of Duck River'-the late Henry Clay.
| Bust, do. done in plaster, aud sol in a
splendid glass case.
l Beautiful coon nag-nerer used much
| Ash pole--loose IN the socket, and ;
little checked.
Several rcry accurate calculations o
the result ofthe election-good for future
reference.
Applications to be made to the lIonora
BILE President, David Pierce, LIST. Asst
Justice Windsor Co. Court or to the Hon
James Barrett Ell. al. Directors.