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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-09-08


A Rich CAsE.-Some years ago, an Irish
man was knocked down and robbed. He ac-'
cused man of having committed the robbery,
and in due time the case came for trial. The
Irishman being upon the stand, was cross ex-.
amined, after having sworn positively to the
guilt of the prisoner, by one of our keenest law
yers, and something like the following was tho
result.
"You said that the prisoner at the bar was
the man who assaulted your
eyes,"
"Was it moonlight when the occurrence
took place e.
"Dvil bit Nv it, So
"Was it starlight 2
"Not a whit. 1t was so dark that you could
not have seen your hand afore you."
''Was there any light shining from house
near byF'
"Dvil bit of house was there anywhere
about"
"Well then, if there was no moon, no star.
light, no light from any house, and so dark that
YOU couldn't even see your hand before you, how
are you able 20 swear that the prisoner is the
man How did you see him 2,
"Why, yer honor, whin the spalpeen struck
me, may the divil fly away wild him, the fire
fe,o out IL me eye so bright that you might
have seen to pick up q pin-you could be-
The court, jury, connsel- and spectators ex-
ploded with Iaughtsd at this quaint idea, and
the prisoner was, directly after, declared not
guilty.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-09-08
PORETRY.
By THOMAS CAMPBELL.


On Horeb's rock. the prophes stood
The Lord before him passed,
A hurricane, in angry mood,
Swept by him strong and fast.
The forest fell before It's force,
The rocks where shivered in its course;
God was not in the blast.
Twas but the whirldwind of his breath
Announcing danger, wreck, and death.
1t ceased. The air grew mnte-a cloud
Came, muffling up the sun;
When through the mountains, deep and loud,
Aa earthquake thunder'd on.
The friohtened eagle sprang in air
Lhe wolf ran no Wing from his lair
God was not in the storm.
Twas but the rolling of his car
The trampling of his steeds from far
twas still again; and Nature stood
And Gained her reffled frame;
When swift from heaven, tirery Hood,
To earth, devouring came.
Down to the depth the ocean fled
The sickening sun looked wan and dead
Yet God filled not the fame.
Twas but the terror of his eve,
That Eghtened through the troubled sky.
Atlast voice, all still and small,
Rose sweetlv on the ear;
Yet rose so shrill and clear, that all
In heaven and earth might hear.
1t spoke of peace-it spoke Of love
1t spoke angels speak above
And God himself was there.
But o! it wac a fsther's voice,
That babe the trembling world rejoice.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-09-08

GTA fellow went up to an old gentleman,
and, holding out his hand, remakred with
smle:-
"My dear sir, cannot call you by name,
but am sure we have been together some
where
awe may have" said the old gentleman, for
have been in some very bad company in my
day."
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-09-08
MJaGMLLAMYo
FLTR z "A ITO n.
A STORY OF THE OPERA

Farewell. And must I say FAREWELL
No: thou wilt ever be to me
a present thought: thy form shall dwell
In loves most holy sanctuary:
Thy voice shall mingle with my dreams.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-09-08

What's the news neighbour "Oh not
much. They say bread stusfs are in a rapidde
cline" "That's news. They've suffered
with Consumption all winter"
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early in the morning for the Continent.

With this intelligence he proceeded to his
friend, and found that he had left home early in
the day and had not returned. Having no en-.
gagement he amused himself in the library
| where he had not been long seated, however,
when post chaise which he had heard furious
ly rafting up the street, stopped at the door,
and presently Lord Vernon, pale and agtated
entered the library. He pressed the hand of his
friend warmly, but could not speak; his heart
was to full.
"The scoundrel is off to France" said Sir
Claude.
81 know it," exclaimed Lord Alphington, Che
will never return again."
"What mean your
"That | suspec;ec he would seek for safety
in flight, and therefore posted faithful servant
at his lodgings, who brought me intelligence
of his departure. post-chaise was speedily
obtained--I followed, and overlook the scoun.
drel at Canterbury. / horsewhipped him first,
and would have torn him to pieces afterwards,
had he not done justice to the suffering angel
whom he has so foully slandered /! Look
herer'
And LORD Arlington produced written &C
acknowledgement of the mfamy of the vindictive
fugitive.
The acknowledgment was published in the
newspapers, and none knew by whom or how
it was obtained, until light was thrown upon
the subject by communication from the mas
ter of the hotel where the scene above describ-
ed had occurred. A pocket-book had been left
behind by Lord Arlington, but there being no
indication of its owner upon it, the hotel-keeper
sent 1t to Emily, who Immediately recognized
it as her lovers.
Immediately it occurred to her that her lover
was still in England and hove ring round her
like guardian angel. and she penned the fol-
lowing letter, and sent in an envelope to Lord
Alphington's father, with request to "forward
it to his Lordship, whether in India, or else
where"
''If Lord Aphington is in England and has
vindicated the fame of her whose affections he
had judged too rashly, will he not receive her
thanks in person?" s.E. d.
"Emily-Dearest Emily" said Lord Vernon
Alphington, as he sat by the side of his beloved,
two days after the above note was written, ''the
Joy of this hour more than counter-balances all
my sufferings. l could not tear myself from
the sweet, beloved, and consecrated spot where
you remained; but determined that your in
cnations should not be restrained by any
knowledge of my presence. withdrew my
self from society, caused it to be reported that
was in India, yet ] ave often in disguise
been near you, and offered my hearts silent no.
mage at your beauty's shrine. | came forth
from my retirement to vindcate your fame. |
knew that the tradlcer could be only he, and |
wrung the secret from his guilty heart. And
now am rewarded. am beloved. know
feel that the heart of Emily is mine.'
The face of the lady was Swallowed by her
long dark tresses, and as the lover removed
them, he saw the tear-droos falling from her
ewes. He suffered the veil of curis to fall a
gain, and deep stiffness succeeded. Ii there
be happiness on earth, then were these lovers
happy.-BlacktCood Nag.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-09-08

CRY OF YPsuANH
HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-29
1ilisreilaueuns.


L'OH SALE, Cotton Machinery msd- IN the best az.
ner, and n0si approved piincole by Rogers Ke.chum
Grosvenor ard CHARLIE DanfIfh Of Pate son New Jer.
se7. One willow, picker snd ap machine 50 Il
cagds two headed drawing francs, 70 strand and
ree ia strand fpeedeTs three 'uf0sh spinning frames
OF 10 sDndes esc5, ard age DanfoTih spinning fence OF
i5l spin les esch. mules Of ifi spndles eschin all
1888 spindes One sp0o1g machine wrn q sliudles,
te0 werpng MI I've reels win ears. sp1olf, to5t,ns
and every other as1cs 2pe IA ring &c sPnni- q cotton
VIII ihs above number 81 afnf'es TIE DalGGh frrmes
have been II operation tli lew r01ths-s1ms Of ihcm
not nine mou'hs. The males are new and have been l.
operation less 1n ITO month"; and almost every article
necesesfy % operate the machinery, is nevs.
TIE machinery, 6c is wei nrsrged Fcsed and belIsi
"a brick building 100 feet long tOTes nigh IN Trenton
EewJeTsey th.rtg miles from PLlsdclphis arc sixty
miles from New-YOrk cities. There j. ample room for
looms necessary 81 ie yarn be spun BY
the number OF sp'n1es mentioned.
The machinery mag remain where ais or be removed
10 any other place land may Re purchased far below lie
sosL For Terms &c. Inquire Of
THOMAS / STRYKER, Trenton, II. J.
r. I'd ~ sTEBBlNS. Nes-York.
ABRAHAM GOODWIN. Paterson, ~ J.
ms eod.w ISAAC c. FIELD. Phiiadslphls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-29

MfLAsoHoLY SHlPwREcK-Loss OF LIFE
Capt Wright Of the brig Joseph Bsch' arrived At Bos
tn ON Wednesday from BArnstaoie, ana states That
set informed him that the bark Cactus, OF kenneounk
Capt Mason, which sailed from Boston last Sunday
n0rnins for Cork and market laden with gram went
shore near Truro on Monday evening during the North
eat gale aud that all on board persisted Cspt "rga
wa also informed that brig from Wimlngtcn' N G.
log Boston was ashore near Truro The above inior
nstop Il confirmed By slip from the Yarmouth Register
The Cactus was a hno bark Of go tons. one or two
years old and was loaded by Messrs = d. Brigham &
Co Asents for the Steam Flour Mil ot Esa Boston Sne
had cargo Of -four. corn, corn meal 30 whicb 10 Do
Asysd Be insarod 10 Eewfork The vessel Ia Insured
tr $4,000 equally divided between two Offices IN Bos'
ton. and another oce has 5000 on her Ieisnt money
Toe following Ia st Of her oflcers and crew Albert
Mason, master, of Boston Francis Mason isi ON
ear Of Portsmouth NJ L. Bepish Clark, "a do Of Wells
hs.l William II Newton of Gsy Head. COOK Francis
W.Croeksr. OF Falmouth, Mass Charles Nye OF Barn
ABLE James w. Quilkin Isaac knight OF salem, Ed
sHd eould, Of oouysrnsur and James 6rry, sesfnsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-29
MARX n NEWMAN q Cc
0le0icinee.
TUE BEST FAMILY MEDIUI

TIE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE L. Or.
Il Bushes Vegetable Pils-they are composed OF na-
nres remedies herbs add vegetable extracts Of
excellence and ola combustion happy that they ssfst
her IN her efforts expel disease and restore health
They purify the blood, eGueze the circulation and restore
the liver Kidneys and other secleIory organs to healthy
and sciion From their tonic properties they never
produce that debility Of tie fomach and niesiinas oen
he consequence OF use OF other purgsvea In dyspep-
sia and ali bilious affections they have proved superior 70
rny other medicine Tney cleanse The stomach and ntes'
tines from all impurities aud from their general action
give renewed energy the contribution Price with full
d-ectons 3 eeas per box. To b Obtsined a. whole
or retail At the principal Office No Az broadWsy
tII lnand
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March, 1916.

n ,oxbs. 50 sol 1.IA s3iU-. 20s,I lIo53 IO,3vf
y'ofy for Williams ll37 sgsnst DO last year. l,l7O.
s.ssts-s Loco, l Wing 10 be chosen by tho
,.s.l,ture House--l4s Locos. l7s Wings and
,j.,spdsnts. Incomplete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-29
CAuTIoN TO pEALERs IN FIRE ARlIs.

A "
- In the action Of EtLin .4en Bt4Ht Sgn IN me
Circuit Court OF ne Unaec Sa,rs for infringement OF
lis patrutrght 10 manufacture, USE and sell 10 DO used
he sELF-COCKtNG PISTOL, verdict has been gwen
FOR the psintf with costa OF trial, and tine OF reeve
hunired collars and an injunction has been issued against
BulL Sys restrain Ihctn from nia>ln2 or selns salo
article. Their petition FOR trial. and 10 csrry y 70
Washington on = bill Of exceptions has been refused
TEE public are therefore respectfully cautioned Hgamss
purchasing or selling the SrfCockng Pistols made oy
Runf Syms or any Ps.os Of similar kid, By disro-
garding this cautOn u would MAKE II Necessary Tor me
Subscriber to appeal 70 lie laws for protection In ali suen
esses All articles Of s kind made by Allen huf'
ber Norwich CoGn and for sale By the prnei pal dss
.srs In the article "a EewIor1. ETHAN hLLLN.
EOyysich, Conn. 18th Nov. l346. ri6 2awu M&Eh'stp
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NETWORK, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 40, isi..

last lOi months under contract for nothing for which
II the prices UP to last April they would have received
si!167 81 They complain tina: Controller FlsFe with.
holds other due them he asserting thsi they were
10 do the work for nothing. ETHALIDEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-29
On. BUsAsis TONIC FEBRIFUGB,
A positive, sa6s ard permanent cure ~
FrVgp AND AGUg.


THIS edicine ohisined wide spread reputation az
Z FOR Ague and Fever, Chill or Intermittent and Re
iten Fever In every stage OF hese diseases 10 suPcro
~ to other remedies has been fully tested by lis tonic pro-
peres strength given the patient at the same tme
that the IL eTJSed from hls system Residents Al
the South VIII find Of service, az an occasional use
of The Tonic FsbhfuEe viii guard against the debatlng
effects u the climate Be careful 70 ash for Bhes Tonic
Febrfage The celebrity Of the article has given rise 70
attempts CONTRIBUTING the name be sure therefore you
obtain the genuine, all which bess on The wrapper me
tprtien signature Of Dr. James bruce, AZ Broadway
New York III 3meod
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,,,vB.sPsniRE.-Ths last Patriot has retlrns
-, ,ss entire State except Dummcr and Harris
,s,,lOn in Coos Co which last year gave Colby 9
= Williams Is votes The County aggregates
~: 60. un,,6 1st6.
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:" Ell DORADO PAIN ABsTRAcToR."
For The rer0rdl Of pam and pteGy cIsQ
uffa<
htKN1f sGALDsl FILES WV Ms
Bmises. Erysipelas,


DHEUMATISM, Broken Breasts, Frosted Limbs, Clan,
klduar Sweings pain 10 the face, side or bach, and al
ufamatOns thsre L. no remedy ihs, eqass hs Edo.
RADIO Pain AhsractOr" Numerous certificates proving AL
we ssset are open Tor examination Pamphlets can be
had gratis Al The Depot This Ointment possesses greater
healing anodyne aud dscreen properties than any other
article and cheaper h8n any other. Dealers supplied
on liberal terms -
Principal once Az Broadway. None genuine withou,
1rIa I~eod JAMES A. BRUCE.
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BruDlSas PRosrRAIED-Two buildings IN pro
oress IN Avenue B. between Third and Fourth
as and one in Fourhst between 10 snd Il o'clock
la,, evening" Frustrated by tie violence OF The wind
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rsox BvEEos AYREs--We have Buenos Ayres
pspen to the ed January The news Of the capture Of
Psl,sndu BY Gen Rivera had rot yet reached Buenos
Ays or II had the papers think It best to be silent on
he subject The 9th Legislature Of BueDos Ayres was
Installed Jan. lst The Message contains nothing OF
spscsl interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-29

~ Wnter-cure In PhiladeIphia.-DI sShiEF.
ERbYIHE having returned from vlsil 70 .sr9sLs
80 IA rpost eminent Water cure Establishments o. Uet
sav md England has IeOPened bis Nater cure nocse ~
Phsdepha corner Of Chesnat AID bsaen - IeoA
trIy ma Advantages OF city ard country reslasncsl
$3.50 he orosers lis best services 20 all wao may issor
hn via their patronage His house wa bali of no.e
and IS very large and con- con, snisp . c5. .ssIcn
Application pcsl psla VII ni'0' wan I'S-@f'
Is cn.rl
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~ water Cure House.Iarn ~ =. S ,e,, So ~
.ss 10 recisys psssn.s 81 her ho1ss. Si hs-sl n'"'
a ,so vl.,,s ladies' and Children al hef houes scd
49,. xs,.ssion fer ,he sppnssaca Of wesd C1rs su
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DrsyrrER ARREsrEp.-Francis Williams, de-
ser,er was yesterday afternoon arrested oy folcef
Powell. Of the Eighth Ward and taken 70 Governor
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Boarding.

DOARDING-A gentleman ssd bic wife can Be &c.
Deomr,oat,d with pleasant unfaruished fn, room BEE
room and pantry on the second noor WIN eosia
q, threa ,ngle gentleman can be accommodated on Tee
..t OF April and the let of May IN Chsresst zoe docs
west OF HadsonsL For farther psrlieu srs apply 81 ip
IL Accommodated The family consists OF i~c psrsona
rass 81.
DOiRp WANTED-By . gentleman for hiusslf.
ID VIE Two children and nurse Ia quiet boarding booss
IN he upper pan Of the cts near Uaiol square Address
W. II his ohee o m.o :.
DeaRp-A geollemsn and his wife, or two or thses
psnglo gentlemen. can be accommodates wild ooem
saI de T0oNs a. S. ChsmoerssL ni1n "
DpIRp.NC,-Pieasante Apartments 70 be lot win
~ hcsrd tn xeatemen and their wtes-inim.dsstey of
from he ars, Of MAY next ~ orehaEdsi Good tesr'
enre. exchanged. NC ~
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r. E,ihu Burriu's Christian Citzen, plollslea
,sskly Al ~ ores.ler MAJ Terms, 81 - "a 1NA1s
palmer Newspaper AGENT ID Agent gt ~ d Us o.
ses. IN New. YORK, Phisdelphia sad kAinmorS
mo ineod DkW
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Geusrdl Eotires
CAUTlol 70 TIE PUBrIO.

y Joknson's T0oiEncie Drops.-The Cove
Anocyne fof TIE Immediate Gnt Permanent cure Of pain
from cecayed tech. tsTI1 . ron iis Intrinsic value g.
used H. many limitations hsvs Rieiy been ur1f upon Re
msrsei BY un7rrcipled Pcrso1s sld sod LIZ original
a. rasne sI.ce I1e g5eci Of tas paragraph "a 70
10 Glove AnOdyus poss5iy Be re genuine article 20
long and fsYOrs7iy Er0l b. tnsi name -st pre-
dCrl four Or rye yeFs b A 3. D SGnds and for he
lat yer y Henry johnson tE-cesSor % A. B. sands
Coz who s he sole proprietor Ia only tefsy fcr
purchasers Il 70 30 ard asa Tor Jalnsoas Iootrh
Drops er1 % eLllo ic Wfe7rcr q me vial every
one Of he genuine hss - s4rHuTs u henry johnson.
Remember hs tee Tue CloFo Aaodyne sr inInsdlxe
snd tat Il Is uanulacured genuine Only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chem.l and DugFisL No. 20 Broadway,
o. u Ess! 5rosaTsg and SO HudsOpE Prce . ee-.s
dIs u
=, r--rr---
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- T. J. coleman, EGchaage Broker, No. So
Wali-sL Now-IoTE. Ulc1nc,i money bought Snd sod
gold ard SILVER exchanges ross snd dras rn-c 81 81
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oTLy ExIsT5gSqr, WSSRF isi: & e:

I0k Iintmenc Tbis Truly Astonishing msdeins 70 tse
onlv article In market that tho afflicted can go VA
ssiore the money paid this u always sone ~ zoe W.
~, aud hshiy rsgran, and psreedy dsghae 70 " ~
yor ard IL especial, designed 70 be Pres.oeS s
~ and h warranted IN fsw deys 80
III n,ssr r,msdss haze failed AL fbsums.h 900 sSIosu
ous affection dngwom, ,,er bsre.r. e1 osc IA y
svery lsIure, frost bites burns PAM ~ @ ~, ~ Irt~
sSnoos eorns and esioasss Of every description SSs
and nervous besdache one or srG eSs esoS d:sss
!. ,sasn. and ell sdsedoss q The Inross N not
paine Of every nature yied 70 is nh.sues ~ -
rps.sr, AMI retail 81 s. IEssRseLL Co ~ rssn,
r,oyed rom 20 Johnst also 81 the Central depo as &c.
e,os and tsvsrns throu zbout the city GOO coon
r ssnsray Inc medical faculty. are solicited % eau .s ne
syy.niae lbs meiicne, snd can uy 70 nef sa'ue ~ ~,
Action freq Of charge. The eSfsy '''h mb4 su
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TSKISsEs DIRECTORY, containing the Names
,nd Residences Of Subscribers 10 his Quarterly Law
Compendium" Is q list Of Lawyers throughout the
Union which many viii hnd useful (Ass kinne Aston
Horss)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-29

ty' FREDERICK DOUGLASS, the Fugitive Slave
who has spent nearly two years in Great Britain where
he has been treated with great respect and enjoyed the
privileges Of the most refined and culrsed society Is
expected home in the steamer which will leave Liver
pool the lth Of April. He will doubtless attepd the
Anii.slsvery anniversary in this City in May
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TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS.

IT 3. CIRCUIT COURT, Tor he 5ouIheIn Dlstiet o.
u, New York-EIhan Alien ~. OnssOn Blunt u a.
United states Tor the Southern Dsiei OF Re~,forS 40
hereby certify Tia, ihs above entitled suit was Tried In ne
aid Court on the 18th and 29h days Of April 1855 oeire
ne Hon Smith Thompson, ASSOCIATE Justice vi lne ol
creme Court OF the United States that jury wes empan
need AID sworn aud the opened by Nj sherTAn on
ts us OF the ps.ndG Ethan AlenD AID MI oeiden ca
De ps Of ts defendant lOrsson Blunt 81 alb mat asf
ths evidence had been closed, the ese was summed y
~ sefsu for he defendant and By M Davis Tor ne
plsinu. hat charge thereupon gwen % ne OoorI
n be Jury Who retired under charge Of al Oincer suJ
ousfsl u sueld hem, ald on nsr reflfp ren2ereo "a
following verdict, VIZ. ,,,,
Tau I6ey nd hat the piaiRiiS Is he original iavsr
o. ard p.teuee End entitled the full and exclusive rEA
ss ssrty of making Constructing, using and vending 70
osar. 70 Re used ne Improved lock claed ~ him srd
SCI forth 10 hi. paieuL -, ,,..s 49,.
vendeA by the defendants Is not al intngerneni Of tas
plaintiff ; rights, snd 50 they ssy all -,
All u which appears BY lls mnatce .. 20 80 I''
fo S1. ~ ~ y tSss 81 MkIh1
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EYE AND EAR
On. POWELL. OccuLIsT ASn AuRI.T,
err - -

DR.. F0WEII. OCcrLlsT AND AuRI'T,
1sl Broniugy CT. II HGrres-s'
CONFINES HIS PRACTICE cAcnIvely 10 diseases 81
- the eye and References 10 patients that have been
cured Of AMAURosis OFTHALHfA CATARAcrs OPAciTtcf,
DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES from tle bAE, &c.
STaABIsNUs or ScuIsrING cured in few minutes.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without an operation, thai cGn.
not be sun FUished from the natural
sPrCTAcLEs adapted To every defect
Terms ~ forriiy trih q, crc sf fts Pa,isrfs.
IN
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Bats.

81, spRING RasUIONs.-Hss, Hs,a-Psrsuols
All sk.n hats Al t equal 10 lhosc sold BY olhers ~
slso elegant dress bats al 81 50 and ~ - saPessr
IN awe ana 6nsh 20 those many places Al ~ oca hss
Al s. G. Murch win be pleased TO ses his nsuds %
'0 s.,s Ir. GEORGE II Brown ~ c.sal-s
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER ROUTE TO BosToS-
The Knckerbocker will take her place once upon this
line 70 Boston The Worcester will haul of to repair
and Afterwsrd, with the Knicker5OcheT VIII form the
summer line to Boston These boats are eo1h too Wei
known 70 the public 10 require any commentator
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J. D. WHEELER,
20 Commissioner for the states o. NeT York
and C01reciicuI, TzlnrlarT Hal Ulg
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