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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20

Dd- Hon WILLIAM ALLEN, OF the Senate of
the United States, win please accept our thanks
for finely bound copy OF Capt Fremonts Report
of his Exploring Expeditions.
Hon. A. G. THURMAN, will also accept our
thanks for Congressional favors.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20

ANNEXATION OF YUcArAs.-4Ne York pa.
pers assert that three agents have been sentbytbs
new Congress Of Yucatan to the United States, for
sne purpose o. inquiIing into the steps necessary
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20

HARRlsoN County VOLUNTEERED
Twenty-slx volunteers left here on Fri
day morning last, for Cincinnati, to be
organized and despatched from thence
to the seat of war. They were con-
veyed to Wheeling in open wagons.
Shortly after they left here the rain
came down in torrents, completely sat
urating them, the atmosphere grew
chilly, and when they arrived at
Wheeling, shivering and miserable, the
to wn had 10 be ransacked over before
accommodations could be obtained.-
They succeeded at last in finding a
house where they built fires and cook
ed their O wn suppers, and on the same
evening took passage ON board the fine
steamer "Clipper No. @" in high splr'
its. AS the boat rounded out, they
struck up patriotic song'in full chorus.
Many wet eye looked on their de-
parture, and many a hearty prayer ac-
companies them to their future field of
privation and glory. Among this small
band will be found as true and gallant
spirits as ever stood behind musket,
or set foot on the chivalric land of the
daredevil sons of the sunny south.-
Cadiz Sentinel, June 10.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20

GRATING wAx.--We have gwen sew
eral recipes lately for making grating
wax or composition. The other day
we made some according to the recipe
laid dewn by Kenrick, in his orchar-
dist, as follows: "Threo parts rosin,
three parts bees.wax, one part taIlow."'
These should be melted carefully TO-
gether, and stirred while cooling. At
ter it gets somewhat cool it may be
worked in water, as you would shoe
makers wax. It's very good prep
aration, being easily warmed by the
hand or breath.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20


The volunteer company of this place
having been ordered on forthwith, left
here on Wednesday evening last for
the river IN fine spirits. They were
addressed in an appropriate manner,
from the steps Of Mr.. Il. Johnson, by
the Rev. Jas. Alexander, who closed
by saying that he deplored the exis-
tence of war, butas it was necessary
evil, and that as it now became the du-
ty of the citizens TO take up arms in de-
fence of their country, he hoped never
to hear that the Belmont Volunteers
suffered the Star Spangled Banner to
be disgraced, or themselves shot in the
back. After this exercise the citizens
formed in line through and out of town,
and parted with three dealening cheers.
AS matter of course our females
witnessed this scene with feelings Of
the deepest emotion, and the big tear
drops fell from their eyes as tokens of
the almost broken heart Of wives, Sis
ters and mothers, as they looked upon
the solemn tread OF our citizen soldiers,
perhaps, for the last time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-20

The whole number of volunteers,
either at Camp Washington or on their
way there 1859. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-13

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to order.
LEGHoRN-Ship Warsaw-l23 blocks marble 7 Harmony,
Nephews &co7 bale 20 mdsc TO order67
qaoce pate 2s bales rags TO order case contrning tive
Havenl2 bales order2 Of wrought marble
Johnson-l wrought marble aud alabaster Downer
wrought marble Poire rreres3 wearing appa-
rel and alaba;ie works Rugges-l case containing
and engrayings small box minerals R9gees1i til tube
containing paintings Cameron Brandt do do Moul-
ton2 olive oil 100 boxes maccaroni Thos Hlkerl0O0
marble tiles Ed Mandol Case containing marble bust
n Anderson pictures Springer package se,.
taiung marble d. sabaster and marble works VIM
Kent3 l.b,ser works plaster engraving, books,
wearing apparel Barettl case velvrts Moran lsen
pkgs plsitings Wright Sturyes Shaw pkgs OBJ.
ject. Of art. Tweedy JenniuYs-i DO Moulton-i2 do
labaser Augt Nel pkg silk Francis Coenet jul-l
pkg sundres Aarkoc Wiber Scott Schragg
koop marble works Hussay& Mackay-l7i bales
rags Goodhuc col box insects James Thompsons bo.e,
refined ~ bales gals 10 earth 20 boxes oil
G A Breithaupt Chua-suudry u pkgs to order.
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MARITIME HERALD.
ClcuAcd.


Ship Marmion, Edwards, Liverpool Taylor Merrill.
Ship sullivan Waite. Chaileston, Buckley.
Ship Newton, Sears Antwerp VIM We'sser
Ship Mary Peasants, Woon New Orleans, eager Mail.
Snip Warsaw scheinder, Mobile.
Sardn,au brig Betulia Coumbino Gibralter and Malaga
pr brig Fry, KuowIton S, Johns, NF, Tho. winaette.
Bfy unardo, Mercer, Bath Elwell Co,
Bssk AAmt,e Brsm, ES.sI Bremen, oechs Kruger
sloop Roger Williams sturge.,. Providence.
Barge Albany. fhiadelIhia,-'
Cleared Thursday.
Bark Isaac (Brem) Langof Stettn Schmidt Balchen.
Brig George He.Iy, Davis, New Orleans.
Ship Warsaw, Parsons, SO days from Leghon and 30 from
Ship Creole Ca,ol 81 day. from Havre in ballast, to Boyd
Steamship Palmetto spnney 60 hours from Charleston,
Bark Naaxaasett Destehechrr 81 days from Havre with
mde 70 roa Luiagson ~ s,sefsse
Br brig New York Packet Bray, 10 days from HALIFAX
Brig Angus, Rich, fom Cuacoa May %. with mdse, to
Brig Trio Uoae Is days from Pctou. Ms. with coal, to
B bark Hsrtlaad Parker days from Passport in ballast
sg susan. Foster 10 days from Pic,ou, with coal bound
schr Maria Johnson Baltimore with -four johnson 4
Lowden.
Schr Grecia, Chase, Boston, with mdse.
scnr Julia. Ill., days from Portland with molasses to
Schr Iabot Taylor. from Boston. with mdse.
Schr Charleston Pack t, from Boston. with mdse.
Schr Admiral Rchardson 70 days from Calais with latin
schr Champion Ioland, 20 days from Mschias with um
Schr Dspstch, Corson, from New Haven.
Ship Charles Humbestou, 80 days from Liverpool with
2ii passengers. -,
Ship Sullivan, Charleston.
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miscellaneous Record.

~ Ship Marmon Captain Edwards, for Liverpool, will
sail this morning. Letter bags at IT, Exchange News Room
We indebted the Charleston Patriot for slips con-
tanning ship news.
Sr,; x<a ashore night Of q inst. d1sss
sails and riss,ag saysd vessel probably total loss
he .s list Of sess a IN s
ashore wall De goi Off ;es%sr Aussst, ashore badly; ie
badly aho The pilot boat NJ hitchcock reported to be
ouRsne, J"as e-ship Salisbury Grove which sailed
hs as s 81 se .ads .Ies nj wa. %
down this 10 tow her up to pot The
weather beautiful, with a iiae y w breeze.
Notice 20 Mariners.
BAKERS ISLAND LIGHrs-TAe Bakers Islnd Lights have
been rrtted, uadsr the Of wn.Iow Lewis, with
new iasss ana sae new I'm ps nh
has new mad Of rsiectors1t.ng vsred with glass per,
t ss a,. h. s III %
spects, give the light which Will be more
PSs lett
Island on Tuesday.-[ salem Register
Ship Lady Sale from Liverpool for New York. May 27th
lat % 81, Ion 43 40 spokea by the z Humbcrson %
Bark Diligence. from Portland for Havms June TO- LAT 60
bss Th.e.n from St John. for New York. June TO- lon
Bark Avoa, Of Boston, May OF the Rock Of Gbralter
ship Sedemseh, Juae D so miles south of Cape Lookout
Big selma, from Mobile for New York, June 18th, of
Bah AFa,lla {of Reansbanh Murphy from Havana for
Brig Gaeas, from New odeans for New York, May 2s'
lat IS, loa 80 10.
The pilot boat Jane. Avery, Of and from New York. put
into Cape May 10th inst for hzbo 7th inst, Barneg~ Al
bearing EsE distant miles spoke revenue cutter Ao.
day, Portland with sealed orders supplied her with
papers. -.
May 20, lon 81 Is W. lat ~ 50 n.
Whalemens
letter from ship Black Warrior, Of New London dated
Ssu Sfw W s Il Oh sts
Root Bou.e ke NJ syh: J-@ s,d 'psIs ,sr b mined
mls Bailey, do whs also on % Pss no aAte probably
about lat Dec. Carolina, Prentis, nj, 100 bbls;
Brk Theophus OF Wesport spoken I'd INST lat ~ 30,
Ion IS 30 IN a cruise-al we'll
Brig aibo OF Ply mouth Nckerson was spoken May
81 la ~ IS NJ Ion &c 50 ALI well Last reported Ia sam
Bay, Arrii 10, with 30 81. 50 bhls FISH 80
At Lshliua, March d. Nogu Andrews NJ $50 sp 1900
VIII, 10000 bo.e promo, Steel NJ 80 50 Loo VIM March
The ships Hyemia, MI and United states 81 Stonington,
whales in bay coast of California, Of small
color which yiededa hne cIer oil burning nearly well as
worth saving beiag small Ia quantity short
white MIR Nichols, second oIceg of the United Sttes,
struck by If these whales and died thu day
The officer Of the also badly injured by whale,
but would probably The Hibema took q whales,
the u = To-.
letter from Capt sstsre ship Gen Scott Of Nondon,
reports her sandwich Islands March b. $50 VIII 80 spsll
WELL Capt also reports the Charleston, nj, 1.-Two bes
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

Spoken.
u schr Forward. from Philadelphia, bound for the Gulf
Of Mexico May 26ih lat IS IS.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, June FAR, steamer Herald. RUSSELL from
Norfolk OF the Wolf Trap bark, supposed Boston
packet and fore aud At .eh9onsr bogDd ~ Cd
Harp Gator FOR West ldes; Oneco Smith Portland schrs
Prmcra Dolores tsp) Vasquez Havana Dcbonaaire (Br
Mason. Halifax . .
NoRroLK June io-Arr brig Isabella, Matthews Boston;
schs Erotas Nickerson Industry Kelly New Bedford
II Wise Kellum, East Shore James Henderson, Eppe.
Richmond Cathsrine Wilcox James, Baltimore Iowa, Dol
ling Baltimore for New York; Victoria Sterling East
Shore; MARTIN, -, Richmond; steamer Herald, Russell
Balt,more Augusta MITCHELL Port Wslthai; Curtis Peck
Davis. Richmond. I'D, brig Water Witch, Lebron. Sp
Indies Sid brig Aliguaah, Pratt Fall River; schr Adrian
Bedal for New York via Old Point; Caroline Ferris Pro-
whence; vesper, Baker, Newport.
PHILApELPHiA, June I2-Arr sloop Union Coffin CHAM,
days fron Baltimore CID paete, ship Green Washington
psol brig Ben franklin Finn Boston; Hsrm big Michrsl
ny: Jabel White Carson Providence; Maryland aa.oa
Boardman s,ca; Camden aT,on Brighton; C9ossy
Mopsoon Moslisder, WilmnEol Emra Rogers, Sslter,
SEINE son New York; Sage, johnson, Cambridge: Florida
Drnkw at~r Rhode Island; G Adams. Sanders. Hartford;
Frenghuysen Stockley, Williamsburg; John Compton,
Sharp, Troy Brilliant. Bryant. New Haven; Magnet Ro-
hcrts Harbour Island Daniel Barker Lesdsay, Troy; Eme
line Van Glider Prov deace Edward franklin, Churtnch
We mouih steamer Stockton, Laymn, Baltimore; Two
Brothers. Brown, N York.
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ssspsss. ssss sly ~ ~ ia eGssss yssvA.
a l *. ss s.s5 SiE:s' ''ss S':.
yls N biz H ssyos, . brig c SsR: sa.d'
MY YoIl l,.!.:oa id.y. o..... r'',. N.w yo,.
s s,'%c 'ss Ss1s FIX
ss. PSsasShi. ga issH ' Art brig F.e,oo' Bs:'s~
sS sss. Sis Fs%. %
nad Hsa3os SsEs WIN ' ns.GnssoS CHI Plymouth
TsilioEs Scott LiysTSo ship Jane: sspn Morris. pSS
:d:s Nc ghi.sy
fo~sy; brss Hero Harrison, wortasea; Queen vieoria
Rosie Absidess; p.o"iss kssaIisk. London .chr Prim
jAsniso Ape sa-sld bark. Rolla. ciSbsr.on for
Home Ports.
UaLkrAspnI., De- June loAr brig Rodolph, Kent from
lo . .h jIs je s" 's L.S9sae N'0. SD
sS yaf sI , ss. h.iss fi:s
issis kss k Ri ;tn :iS ."S sy:
:ss ssSr ss: @ sss" Fs1t big.
.si.oa oris.ss Pssr;eo La|I.og BtmS s!sph'n
ESSs :i' Ns'' A9y mp
p1as s: Isi Ss ri
yes.iday bark sophr9ni. might ca..,,,. Ala MI.
t.s"sa III; a. y lss 9 = ;sss: ssS q k.:
ss" b 81 H. s sss hf-s "
S.,: ~ Asdrsw. do S,si ynH oiu G E,. 20:
S .sS, n. sS
Tim 2sa Sr S .yr
srang.r ole, Key West snd Indian Keys Isabella Roby
ELlswoa H. juno csld sehr Calhoun, BabsOn. Balti-
FALL RIVER June s-Ar schs Juli, and Eliza FIN somer
Tor Richmond h Ashms.d A. GeSrgstoTwn. Sc;
PHI. ifi.y s EY::s Sd.lS. bs
I'm Ma
:S 81. Gssts 81 # 4 % e:
B%Gir Sise SsTe. in kss
sa sda .i%.9
field. 3th os Coles james River; Patriot, s. oh
Sh :ehs. and R"sihiii Virginia; 10Th,
LEWIS. Lei june lo-Ths bark. H,rrie, Thompson, for
a .hP .u
for FIJI River; Maryland Julia and Nave. for Boson
g! ssr
evening The ship Dublin for % bark A.n moGa
% sIs S
rs sos Ss saa
Wind Z and weather cloudy az, r,,.;. Con- ~. ox
es"s GA srs EveIina Watson, Providence; sehr wei
;s.,%:hp Alss,%: wiSs,s
sEsa seis Bremen SSss
81
sarde Gslveston schrs Roam
Porter do; Decatur Peterson Brasos santi E.9eer
Smith. Apalachico!, Mary. Brewer Maagorda CID Sd,
ships q shaw Matthew'S Boston; Capot, Burgess Havre
schr Louisa Antoin~tte. Blake Br,sos Santiago.
NEwBURYroRr June io-Arr schr Oregon Post, Phladel
phia. - .
PORTLAND. June lo-Arr schrs Cynosure, White. and
wyoming Philadelphia. Cid brig Emene, Churchill, Cuba
PRovIprscE Juae sArr schr Queen Gardner Baltimore
via Dghton Sdbrg Ocavis Doughty Philadelphia schrs
Benz Harrison, Douglas Middleton NC; byron. Ke,ehum
PHlLApELPHlA juee 2Arr big St Lawrence, Randell.
c Gm II
ELL from Portsmouth Maria Cansey. stubbs, from Fall
Rver Ann Bartlett, from New York; Anthracite,
Steward DO Cld-bark Mu:kngu% C'oskett Be.on .chr.
Young corson, NYork; Traffic. Pitman do; W'llisms
Watson. Westport; soops Mary Jane B.ney stamford;
June To- Arr srhrs Corvo Croker, from Tho
masion !: Panama D,vis, New York Havana, Mershon,
Troy Below, ship Autw erp. Robinson
SAVANNAH, June e-Cld. brig Cordova, Town Boston.
SALEM. June a-ArI schr Cprlsw. Keenc New York Be
white stresk and white bottom Sid sth schrs Alabama
smiley aud Victoria Allen New York; 10th, Pearl, Snow
New York. -
TAUNTON, June 6-Ar schr Caroline Brightman Pkiia-
delphia.
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Pause nxers Arrived.

CHAnLrsros-SteamshipP almetto-Rev Nr Hayward and
lady, Ives lady; Col w gall lady CHI ldre, and
nurse; Pirney lady; A Mead, lady AID child; Mrs
Moore; Mrs Johnston; Mrs carter, chdrea aud
Mr. Dowd aud LADY, Mr.. sc5antoa AID Mss Rice sI,s
Morris LADY, MRS Woodbury. and daughter; Mrs Blups
and children; Mrs Low; Mss owl Miss Beals; Miss
L Hayward; Wilcox; Mr. lloyd; Mr. Ma,uan; 4 Fish;
A Austin; L l. Lee; ii Livingston; Halstead Il
"A Cox; q A Robinson; W Adams; Z Ford; NJ .tche;
PD Michels; X I Taquehart; Seymour; Darliag
Lewis; Il Msblove; air. he moad; WIN KIM; A Ber.
y; ; Dragon; . A Kennedy J Menagei khoa-; +
Pierre Ihom.; " Jaeksosi + Me ,uiays; \ g De.
w Middleton; H Hutchinsoi J Miin; w H Wood; II
Fieldum; L Develle; q Dickson; A Chic; Lawsoa;
Ia. ID Baer; kellogg: I. Underwood; L Bagg;
Wsterhouse: Frazier; kief NJ Mahoney aud Burns.
HAL,rAx-Brig New York Packet--Air Iagles ia the
LEGHoRS-Ship Wanaw-Antho,y Pascadi.
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EXAMINATION OF MID HirMEN.-A board, to con-
sist ot Commodore Lawrence Kedrley, as presi-
dent Commodore NJ. Z. Perry Captains Isaac Mckee
vef, 4. McLauley. AMI Isaac Mayo, members, will
convene annapolis, 2Otn lust for the exanina
ton Of the midshpmen attached to the naval school at
that place The examination will embrace all the mid
shipmen ut the school and the board will be instructed
understand to report generally upon the condi vi
the school Union, June IL.
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We have no particular change to note this week in
the Beet, Mutton, Veal or Lamb supply.
FLA, with the usual Kind and variety, plenty. We no
tice Ioo large supply Ut Oy sters tins season OF the
ear taken beds. They are not good nor fit
to eat CLANS liner and Is the best time
Of the year have them in perfection.
Green Vegetables o all kinds rapidly coming in,
ana OF very nne quality. superior CsDbages IRON
Gilbert, OF Bergen; and that fine csculen the tau-
flower, never looked better.
fruits oi all kinds plenty and cheap Fine Cherries at
cents the ID Lots sent off to boston and Lowell,
which keep up the price. Pine Apples and Water
Nfc.o,,S uriuuS prices from India Islands
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The Lynshburg rrftnSsa Nys-" Great complaint
has been made Of the destruction Of the wheat crop by
the Hessan fly, which We know has been considerable
But believe, from trip to the country, that
the crop will be almost entirely destroyed by the rust
The rye il already destroy ed and the May wheat
hear. is much affected that 1t will be destroy and
to dry and cool breeze the whole Of the late crop
will be destroyed"
The Richmond Times of the llth inst. says" We
have letter from Charlotte saying chat the harvest Of
the early wheat crop just coming that the in
jury from the fly had been wonderfully overcome and
that the rust had not yet appeared.
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BRrApsrpFrs:-Todayt things looked better than Tor
long time back and Flour In better demand Large
sales OF Geneses took place, principally export, at
- ISL and ct the closing ~ 20 was the general quota
ton Michigan Is held NJ - III, prime brands Oswego
Grain we believe have been light at ell events We
heard of no important transacuons The receipts at Al
bany by canal. the 10Th inst 7,oJ barrels Of
Flour and ,, 200 bushels Of Corn.
Corros.-lnerc was good enquiry for this srticle
to-day and tine sales sUu bales The market
Is idered steady, with rather irmlcss, winch
had tendency to cneck purchases. We quote
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The OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF GEN. TAY-
LoR.-We understand that Gen. Taylors official
letters upon he three great of the campaign he
actions Of the 9TH ami 9Th tho defence Of Fort Brown
would have been sent to Congress to-day but the
cretary of War has receiS from the Adjutan Gene
rails Office large number VI reports from subordinate
officers Ia battle" and copies Of them cona be pre-
pared before the President determined
laid before congress- Washington Un,on, June IL.
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offerings Ut the week are large and consist Of 20OO
head O, chiefly Beef Csttc, including i3sv head
..L.n 10 New York $40 Cows and calves De sw me-
Ps,es.-bsevss dull Of sale at sol SOL the loo lbs
About lU0 left over.
Cows ana Cal, o. sell at SIS $780,
sw inc mostly brought SIT = % the 100 lbs
sheep and Lambs ready sale at ~ s3i each
Hsy shows 4 further decline, aud good mothy sells
Within the range OF 10 w cents thc cv pressed, ~
csnss and straw sea ~ the 100 bundles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-13

FROM HAYTI.-Thc schooner Velasco, from
Port au Prince, i'll the short passage oil twelve
days reports that prevailed in tie city to the
effect that the fckets Tribe from the interior Of the
Island, had maze attack upon small town Port
Prince killing zoe OF the inhabitantshayue no
Hayte steamship and two other vessels Of
war, sailed on the 25tn ut, bound south.-Ba Clipper,
June H.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

T1R. COBBITT, 10 Duane street. member Of the Hoyh
- College Of Surgeons, London, may be consulted "a the
years devoted to veneres diseases enables Dr. to
four DAYS No mercury used restraint diet business
pursuits Structures cured weeks with scarcely
any pain.
CoSsrIrurIorAL DEsILrry-Those individuals, whohave
INDUCED loathsome habit positively be re
stored health and society Remember, 10 Duane street,
next door 10 DR. Johuson's liz 3t<rc
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Board to consist oi Comm odore T. Ap C. Jonss pres;
deut, and Commodore NJ Q. Perry captain Che :, .s
will convene at Annapolis Nd on the 20,n in., q - -
animation % such aidshipmen, arc cntitleS 70 he
sxaminsd for proGotjon.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

~ =
IN rs years the of all forms Of private
Diseases nercuriai and svphiltic erupoos. gees src-
lures gonorhna aud debility arising from secret habit en-
gsges his parcu attention. Dr. NJ holds no communion
with pretended surgeons See his London dpoma with the
of the Of examiners of the Royal College of
surseoa. Sir Ashley oopers Sir Anthony Car
isles SC. Sc, in his Office 2a Fulton st. Letters at
,.ndsd IA - je2stsrc
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM
PLANT.

JERsEy CRY, March n 1NS.
DR.. TownsendDear Sir he great bxaeh that have de-
valu abis medicine. will suniceat apology
vnced addr which should 70 do
under ordinary circumstances II my not OF
unusuai Hoping may be Of service
who have been much 70 me- nd 10 ohes who may be SAT
ferng have oeea, felt duty to seud the follow
ing Of the singular efescy Of Sarsapara
case very much OF health for the last two
years mouths several physicians pronounced
my the spinal complaint siace which time have suf
back aud shoulders became deormed and the joints
drawn places, and suffered terribly day and
night Oae OF my shoulders forced full two inc hes
lower than other Joint IN my back affect
ed continued 70 gee worse although my Trend: resorsd
csss Ouy about month since commenced taking
Ssrsnpara aud have regained former appearance
sad usual health fully that this account
guar appear incredible and nave requested some
vi may be disposed doubt the coectness Of the
msA'' '''''' w" MARIA THOMPSON
yEesyv CITY, March ~, ltls
This isto Miss Thompson named above
cenc are has and does resde with ard
snv whom K may concern that the in the
'''''"'"' " WM II. SNOW,
MRS. A. SNOW,
Railroad Avenue, doors from Barrow
For sale i26 FuItsn street r. H. Van Bu.kirk, z92,
corner OF Market and Broad Newark ~ J l.. Ings,
Jr Patefso.. n j.. los South Pearl street. Albany Red
dag CO., No srate street, Boston Bs:ku. Bun Troy;
MIR Wells, druggist, Utica Grant Bookee, druggists,
Poughkeepse kossmm X Co.. Hudson Andrew Irun,
Schenectady "a Fowler Lansinxburgh and BY principal
druggists generally throughout hs United States West la
d,es, aud the Can adss
None except pun the lase squars bottles. which
TOWNSEND, n.1 his name blown IN the glass.
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} telegraph has again connected with Washingto
sales OF Stocks M Philnsle lphia.
sales of Stocks at Boston

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MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon OF i6 Full
~ ton street. New York. author Of late pablcarcn en-
bracng following subjects :Alanony, Impotency,
and ser,Iity anaomicAly. physiocseAlly .sd medically
explained, with exposition Of the nature and
snodcra treatment Of Syphilis Secondary Symgicms, Con.
orrga, ieet Structures Seminal Weakness Whites Noe.
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last
heen years this city the treatment Of the above men
toned diseases and from his practice and long ex
perence invesgang the pathology Of the various strsc
he undertakes permanent and radical cure HIS diplomas
from London Edbug and PhsdeIphia also, his honorary
degree from the Of suspended IN large
frames in his office, 1876 Fulton street. -.
Persons distance enclosing ST. can have copy OF ms
late wor accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental To females. :. :, -. "a.
Fa,nn .,,..t - s;,i receive iue au~nfon mvly msr