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DE. SWayae, Dentist,

Shepherds town, Jan. II, ie47.
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Foreign Imporlations.


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col Bige,og, Brother y Kennard-l EscherT,
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BteisuPt rs sS tOo sruleyT E,ed Tale
toni William Wei..eI-3 VIM &, A White-i Fred
rhompecke X ~o-l Brady col John ~ Blne sacks
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AVN M,sser & eoat Wheeler. Weed cog Fellows
- scbuehard & Gebard-2 F. OF en.t-l Hart col
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thau,-l Fox Livingstone Louis Rosenf-ld & Ere e.
es EssleDl Fq. Lyip e % Gs.on cqz5 Hobl
H'leer cos cks wine Van Schaick-l 10 bur
ek, vine log pss. to order
90 iecss mahogany % cedar flstc Holt
Owen-2 pcs mahogany do cedar TO order.
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COMNIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
The Flour mark cts.

CINCINNATI, Oct &c. The only sale reported to-day
was lot Of 400 bbs from Whitewater canal at 81 90
In consequence of the break In the Miami Canal which
NUT necessarily reduce the receipts until it repaired
the holders mostly claimed SIS, which retailers refused
to pay.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29th.-The market generally has
been unusually dull and In the absence of any demand
for export prices have downward tendency, with In
creased supplies. Sales Of Flour mostly confined
the retail demand, at So So SIX and ST. for fair
and good Pennsylvania Baltimore and New York brands
including at the latter rates 100 bb sold for
port early in the week. at something less than So rs,
which rate is nominally asked, but less would be
taken there were buyers In the market We quote at
So 62H and dull Corn Meal Is also inactive Sales Of 300
bbs made So IS for old stock and SO so for fresh
ground Pennsylvania closing dull Rye -four, through
scarcity maintains It's price, and sales of several small
lots made ut SIS IS. Grain-Arrives more freely,
and prices have declined Sales Of wheat comprise about
60de buhes at 81 IS to 80 for fair and good south
ern 81 IS for western New York; and 81 Is to 30 for
inferior parcelsthe market closing quiet Rye scarce
aud In demand small sale Of southern made at 80
cents We quote at IS to 30 for good parcels Corn
Sales Of 900 to 900 bushels reported at rs to 10
cts for good southern yellow all weight
closing rather nrmly at our lowest figures.
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AKrrvsls ~ UsxanVoR1s
sATURnATs oeA- NH -.-

4kiCAN H0TBL.
"a. Tsr%:i .sZ;: xsS'ss %s; Esst'
~ roSiSsaes; Mo.ss BAKER A; Iswrsses Boston;
= wiIInms Indiana; Raymond Philadslphis Gailloy
eas. do;
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ss Sef E'Ss ass
Esan his Mayo wea b..
SsiY ;si;,s s.,I;SsI
Sdsi 1 sSi
orTY HOTEL
osvs Geo Ps1ssy Y%Sgs ISs
Bromley. P,aSarsh; Hammond odsve; ATnss, do; {
cS shiSsR New Fo i;e' TTayOr ' SieS%ona
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
pS. ts Ssw Mobile. as
Hs.sS o:s
s?S nssf .fs, fifssI
%aburoa, fhils; lockwood, Di Newark. ' 0' ~
Ssx
Sa: SssissI$ tsiiIsssss: $riiss ,asSs!:;
iIs:s9,sS; yatss: 5Sats; AiISifGa psisssprs:
Tya4ss Pisd aishsia.. Sv:;oi; Hill Mr. Gall;
M and Mr.. spriFs New New. York; Ives. Vs,St;
%h Ms SoswsL Fax Fsie New Hs%phIe
Myers Pittsburgh w Chufchl. Utlcs; L'tIle6ed. PM
Iadeiphia; q Ueshon Connectcpt; starr, Permont H
White. Berry, Mrs Forbes. New Haven; Hillyer North.
ampton
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Miss Benjamin. CatskLl; DowneY, Pottsville; Colt,
Monroe County; MIR Duncan, do Latty do; TAYLOR,
lady and son. Trenton; Moore Boston; White and lady,
Kentucky
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
A Hasken, CHM; Wood, Bait; Geo Howard, Buffalo
Crsndale, BRISTOL; N Paine Buffalo; w Beck~ilh Ao;
g Walker, Mass; + ScIibner; + mira; Seymour, BLt
Col Palmer Buffalo; Hutchinson, Mrs Kent. Phil.
adelphia.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
o q McC andy, Newark; Wing, Fort Edwards; J NJ
Suydsm and lady New jersey; w z chambers. York
H falcott. do; T H.we Mass; A Town, Livingston
N Potter Onondaga co.
WESTERN HOTEL.
Vau Rensselaer, Ohio; Th0mss. Whitehall; e d Nor
ton, J; Roberts. Phil,Selphl.; Psnga. Walden
qua; " } Thornton Miss; Lovett, Michigan; w B Towers
aud lady Illinois; + Hill Meehs,, Il Cslds5 Pennsy
Y: } Haskell Lansngbu Oh; Q. oily, OsweEo.
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I'm The CURE OE SrklCTUkE-ln re.
in those who are aware Of It. Those how
Occupying much the following remarks will be
nudge whether hs ha. this complaint no. is props,
Among other thing. remarked tina. byno
oa but
i IL e.
an anything directing the attention to the Of this
only when happens superadded; and with
to hsI of ss
the part itself There are however which
Be
ss a9 Of Many other nigh: be
relate 70 structure in is more advanced and settled form while
when isso easily and certainly removed The first Of these
T. Pssf 1ss
ais
two will afterwards steal away as to wet little this. t
how on MA. hs1s
cpred how long the gleety stage may have continued
aglset run without producing structure, for
Spits S . s" an9hfs
for period of from six to eight weeks h, would strengthen
| Tar EFFECT A sTnIcTpRE HA. UPON THE Mrrp.-No.
hss ,a s. that the is
Of the same degree by individual but il is
does doe
he active capable Of business formerly. This is
$50 serious effect; though little understood but il
onsby true Indeed whoever considers the natural
ton Of mind and sexual organs. will easily imagine that
there medium by which the mind powerfully
ss: he
The Private Trsa,,ss Of the author, little volume which
proceeds the activity Of mind uvaraby returns Oh
On the Of strcure repeated that this certain
free from pain and generally accomplished
very little time. So much this, however, could
advanced ago. but such have been the late
IN this art that by proper means and in the hands
OF careful and experienced persons the
pshed in many days formerly il demanded months Many
aso who cannot consult the writer personally
distances &C. undertake the themselves and happily
Dr. Ralph author Of the Practical Private Treatise, &C.
consulted the diseases there referred
88 Greenwich and those who apply in the early
these diseases will be surprised the raPidy and little
convenience attending their He believes however
chiefly those who have suffered from class Of
pretending people, and other who properly
preciate his servces especially in Structure from first
ncpen its advanced and distressing stages which
from uncommon advantages in addition very extensive
practice in this complant he can afford rapid easy snd
radical which he has ground for stating be obah.d
snd6 to 9P M. SUNDAYS invariably excepted Consula
tons BY letter. be addressed Box 800 Lower Post Office
New York." 81 30ts re
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York; Ch.s M Smith, sinonson. do; W. Houston Hudson
1s - E So o%ss Cox dos ssa
steamer Vulcan, Green; do.
Town, sebo for L"adon ana the BtLrIMosE, Ioaa. IL
Z ii ns kseS.ns. md : s sss'
s sr Ssass tsr New Y. With
mat in dstsss with loss Of fore boom aud mantop.
ournro Oct a,Brs Isabella Of Bedford before report
account Ofthe underwriters, and brought Easo.
oS If largest New Ys,. and Boston
Kssns CO Perth Amboy saturday last She Is IN.
Owned gentlemen and Capt Timothy baker j. who
AT Portland the inst ship called the Ozark by Mr.
knight
80 p fine
Nathaniel francis ESQ and Others nd to be commanded BY
and Wsysy Respect doe: credit Re- S1di
Clark and Capt George H. Wood BY whom she will be
$ Ale r. a.. inst p &c Io 5is
SS s.a eSstE By Page Esq
A.o launch IN W.s.,,s. ssd .S.t By Ebepe1s, Avsd
e: II inst Sy sss brig 9!
is Paul
Il Alma Me- s.d i"st bv Me.sr. Morse Woodbridge the
w asG%i ss
ton Packet Lines owned aud commanded by Capt Crowe
ma. ns % .s e. Eaa%s days from Bangor for ''
Foreign Ports.
.eEf Emily Aiis!d om Da:sa %'Gs; arm
schI Emerald Snow iom Boston, for Aecbo and Baltimore
NxYvIrAs; DC, brig Tonquin, Young, for New York,
aUrssc, oe 81" Arr ship Wosdswo h Dunlap Port Glas
cow asG mark. 5Sre s Jsi:s
lote Far', Lane ster; Id 2sd brig. Blessing Gascoi
s:,S:t &c.,
Sip sG Chapman ss
syf do; barb. Gip,ey Queen. oBrsn dol Oxford Bpro.
A''' Or. Loo
S:,J: fS
ss & hSc:t9n E..
bo:on Ks'S: w.ds and nd" % fs%%as
s as br. fs y
do SCH; STohf F,agsrid a. sh o.
Var and fI s'
for Noa,sa sd.; T.yioI Boston for DO,
y
Home Ports.
sIs. os brig s %ssTS Ss G
CHARLEsroN Oct ships Higsinson (Br) Hogg. Lv
exert s 9 ss, E.
Belfcst Cd ship Gen Pa'khI. McKown; Liverpool
MoI Oct 22-Arr bark Ann WEIGH, Eurbcr Pensacola;
brgs sthan Hale, Crowe New York; Gen Worth, Chany,
Pen.ac l. lid schr Almira Rogers Murphy. Lavaccs,
tehsh Young Phsd SCION Martin NYort via Key West;
brgs B,thus Patterson Rio de Janero Comeo, Thb-
bes, BeIdeaux schs mrod, Baker. st Martins; hite
bark Ko ds
Gov emerson Trsner q lyeston Albert Rogers, Smith,
Rio Grande; Mary Fkins Worsoe Tampco Pens ,cola.
NORFOLK Oct 28-An schs Caroline Edwards Mavaeuez;
Canton Williams Dgnton; Thomas Connor New York; Gil
Bias, Earren. do.
EIcHmoND Oct as Arr shin Rob Roy, Drummond, Liver.
pool; s, hr J ,tratfon. Sfuddarns. Albany
WILMINGTON Oct 27-Arr scbs Hsrrisnn Price, Chapman,
and Jones' Suics. NYok. Below brigs Genius, Row
land Hy Manhs Wane Usage Tangier and Cuacoa; schs
Cid 9th. brig Metalluk, Pummer, Boston.
WAsHINGToN NC, Oct 90 Arr schr Comet, Pugh NYork
Cid 9th brig rhooa Noyss Hallowel schs Deborah Rob-
bins NYo'k North Carolina. Williams dos Thos Cooper
Co Boson 26th Spartacus Parker do; 18th, Marcia
Philips NYork.
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ST.. LOUIS, OCT ~, losi'
Intelligence from the upper Missouri country Is 70 the
effect that war party Of ssntee Sioux nave a'sy pass
ed over from the st Peters TO the neaa "s'ef '"0
plat. and murdered small party Of Pawnees, at one
~ this villages of the latter tribe The number killed Is
sa,a IN bs seven or eight -squaws and children The
men, with most Of the families were absent hunting
rbis hand of Pawnees had missionary who fortunately
was absent at the time. His house was razed to the
greupd and his effects destroyed or carried Oh
further learn that band Of Otoes recently made an
incurson in the Tton Sioux country and murdered ten
or twelve women, children and old men This was In
retaliation for murder committed by the Sioux last
spring.
The Indians Of immediate frontier suffering
very much from Sickness caused by the recent drought
Great numbers have died
perceive in the st Louis Republican Of yesterday
editorial in relation to the Tanner The editor
questions the motives which actuated your correspon
dent In reporting the though he does not and dare
question the correctness Of tho report He to
think that the character Of Missouri Is compromised In
the case. think differently
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BosroS, Oct. 90, ls47.
The Rail- Dad Accident. &c &c.

BosToN, OcC ~, ioSi
The Rafly Dad Accident &c &c.
The principal topic Of conversation Is the frehtful
oident which occurred Wednesday, on the Vermont
and Massachusetts, railroad II that heavy load
of iron passing the bridge over Milers river
between Athol and Svuth Roysston, when the bridge
gave way pr-cipang the engine and whole train into
the river killing and II feared mortally
wounding ter or twelve others The great weight OF
iron the OF the accident.
N John Robinson, DISTINGUISHED member Of the
vhg party has out in strong and emphatic let
ter In favor Of Gen Caleb Gushing the democratic
ddse for the gubernatoral chair This manifesto has
created little hubbub in the Political Circles and will
furnish uncomfortable amount Of capital for the de-
mooracy.
The periodical depot Of Redding Co., continues the
head quarters Of literature and The daily and
weekly N, York Herald Is always to be found their
counter the arrival OF the all and is,
of sought for with avdy containing as IL does
the freshest and latest intelligence
We are making great preparations for thanksgiving
Sales OF Stocks 1t Boston.
Railroad rs: Western Railroad, llss< do ,ston md
Worce,te Railroad llh;to DO Fall River Railroad slh
mos do Old COLONY railroad, l00h do do 1o0k; % do
re aiding Railroad 27; IS do do, Is do Norwich and
Vorceste kar sd do do, 40 co. 2oo do East Bos-
n co.. 8S; 100 do do 8x 80; iu0 do DO l8h; do Pitts
burg Copper Co. 49, do do do 49, b3o $4,000 Treasury
SECOND BoARD 50 sh'res East Boston Co.. s $780, $50 do
do 8 3D. do Norwich and Worcester Raro 4o Is do
do 40 30
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ADMIT THE BEARER
ADMIT THE BEARER
Il e A A X II Y,
To be given at Carusi's Saloon, on Thursday.
2Sth October. lsl7, by thu Benevolent Ladies OF
Washington City, for the relief Of Eftesn Hun
bred human beings, who are now suffering in the
wilderness Of Iowa.
ICE CREAMS AND CONFECTIONERY
Will be furnished ut a reasonable charge.


And last night the affair came of; the house was
fun-a refined and benevolent audience The ticket
cured dish Of coffee tea of the best the extras
oysters every STYLE and and bou
ques Tho dispensers Of these things were among tn.
best and elevated and beautiful Of the METROPOLIS
ThsD ut intervals had the music Of the marine baud
and the songs OF the Euterpesn Minstrels new COM
papy Of singers with Mr. L " Crosby at their head
Then there promenade In progress all the time
and from first to last the entertainment elegant and
agreeable TO young ana old OF all sexes ages and demo-
limitations
Mrs Ex President Madison, that good and venerable
lady contributor, and, but for indispositon,
would have been preseu last night to have out
that large cake which contains the magic gold ring In
her absence, the office was awarded unanimously to
charity but the division Of the cake for
this evening.
Mrs President Polk never forgetful Of the claims of
the destitute sent down number Of bouquets and
liberal ,ly of confectionery, incl uding cedar
hung full of French candies kisses and sugar plumbs
No such fruit that grows in the gardens of ia
lapa Mrs. p has been suffering from the chis sh,
would have given the party call during the evening
Our time presses. We cannot say all We would desire
Among the many ladies engaged In this good work.
may mention in addition to the distinguish name,
given, Mrs. seaton, the ladies Of Gen. DuR Green 4
daughters Mrs Johnson Mrs. Rives, Mrs. Hart Mrs
Harris Qsdy Of our Charge to the Argentnes) Mrs Hull
Mrs Tucker and daughters, Mrs Parker, Mrs Maynard
Mrs Dsets, Mrs Dodd, Madame Ls Febvre Mrs. Piper
Miss Cheshire, Miss Elliott Miss Barker the Misses Ran
polph, Miss Grammar, and many others Mrs Pende-
ton took the premium In he sale of tickets having dis
posed Of atty in her canvassing among the citizens
Where ALL however, did their full duty It Ia idle to dis
crimlnate
The rsvernsd clergy, of all sects the Mayor Gen Duff
Green, Mr. Rves Mr. Ritchie, Gen. Henderson, of tn.
Marine Barracks, Mr. Kendall aud others, labored from
nrst 70 last for the success which has 80 beautifully fol
lowed this tea-party experiment. To Gen Green par.
toularly indebted for the repetition Of the
tertainment this evening, of which we shall give con
Guiding notice tomorrow THE DOCTOR.
Ps-Nothng from the army to- day, though it is sx-
pscted the road will be opened the capital before
the next trip Of the British courier.
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from the Rocky Mountains for many mile, tnsrs are
the little green patches Of thu Msxi0An astsrs their
corn fields and vineyards the river then passes
for two hundred miles through desert Time has pass
sdosnturiss have gone BY since this desert was In
habitsd by the ancient Astecs-the sands have en-
upon the margin Of the river and ovsrwhelm
cd Ito once fertile borders Yet upon this river
there nourshed great city Its ruins stu remain and
connected with their traditonary history we are told
that among the religious rites Of the people
they had their sacred fire. which was kept
constantly burning for many gsnsratious But all that
extent continent 10 undermined by volcanic ele
msnts-iti !. region as described by Col Fremont a
strange wild region Of fracture, aud violence and hre "
By action then by the encroaching sands Of
the desert aud by long urougbts the driven
Ia was snd tSe sacred mr. Of their rs
gon went out upon the affairs where It had burned 30
many generations; aud nothing but wild tradition ana
vague conjecure are left to tell the story OF the
empire, whose capital where now the desert
RUNS on the deserted Gs. Ala.
But there is q religious altar, and sacred hre, 'na.
still exist among toe Aztecs transmitted rom @
creation to every under the sun IL ouras
ADD 10 the heart of tn. Christian it's fame gows
with the lustre of the morning star, wnsi' WV ~
and drsolations OF winter cover al ms his citv and ask
fortnight since Mr. Dana came 70 .nis o'sy s. an
ed for help suffering Mormons arvsh ON
wds Of Iowa can Of Ps rrrious de-
nominatioos OF the city, published The meeting
Was accordingly held but IS strong ana p1o
lio charity had well nyn sxhs listed itself In In. reei OF
the famine stricken t. and In assistance to the poor
around US But h suggestion Of the worthy May
or whose heart Father Taylor said Of Commodore De
Ksy is as big the moon and open as sun How
or another meeting was called aud committees were
chosen collection Of subscriptions But this was
an sxpedsnt which promised satisfactory return aud
and the were surrendered TO the ladies'
ju,t with confidence the sorui!ug Of Cha
putepeo Wal commit to the chosen troops OF Gen
Worth Whatever plan they might adopt, It was impos
sibls that they could fail That word fail 10 obse-
ete dean with the SEX when they hear the bread
from furnishing people. Their motto is. must help
them; and they straight way set to work about It.
so they did ia this Prejudice against them
The Mormons by msny persons, are regarded as mis-
cradle degraded gang of outcass, not entitled TO the
common sympathies of humanity. But the ladies OF
Washington rusdthat these people entitled to
f aud that they must have 1t. Accordingly, the Be-
nevol mt Society held several preliminary meetings 1T
the house OF Mrs Reed late OF Mississippi daughter
of Gen DuG Green residing now On & street, aud the
result Of these deliberations resolution for tea
party At Csruss saloon. SO few mornios's since,
large numb-r Of delegates appointed by said society
saied out to The city for the distribution At
atty cents each Of the wing ticket Of admission:
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shp,s1Houqua. Low. Shanghai, China, A A Low & Bro
hall; Ia IR.Im%GIs sc.s Conn gvre. Boyd Hnci:n;
leans. Ne.wth Walsh; May Fiowsr Cr-bnee. Jr do
Hos uSs Mo.s% &
S ssma1. SPpSSS Tei,Ss CO.
Sh,l,Ss BfT;! Lewis. Laei%J, M.ris ' Ris6
BrissCcLyIa, Lamb DemsrsIa,J Smith Co: Ievap,
Moses Buckley Charleston Geo huxley; MeiazzS Nichols
sehs-RoveI johnson, Bahamas, Ackery; Lady Mary,
r y.r sqoi Ms b. aSsSHS
man, Baltm.re Baltimore Seight, do johnson Lowdsn:
Susan, AysIl Boston, Fashion, Lorng do: Uncle John Nc
n, Augusta Brown New Bedford Lav
slooP'oPe,ceds!e Delano, St MARKS. Fla N Briggs; Te.
eumseh, Gardner, Providence; -, Durfey, do.
Packet ship Zurich, Thompson, Havre Oct S. to For N
Livingston Oct 49, lat 20 30 Ion 80 40 exchanged
the packet ship Henry Clay Ny hence for Liverpool
%s is with British ship vsuus from 9uehee
"a passed French steamer seeng INV, l.upposed the r.
mail steamer phsdelphia bound New York; she was in
g,rt for supply &c coal Sid in co. with ship Mariana
Philips, for New York The anchored on the bar Friday
French ship Fencre Griecn Hsvrs, 30 days. to Bel.
mon-Jo2 sser,re psssenger Sept 30 lat 40 &C. Ion 10 81 in
gale carried away fore and mantopmast fore man
Brig Caroline of BOSTON, Hubbard Neuvita, % days TO
Holt owen. Left brig Touquin Young, for New York,
British brig Ei, 0e cog fee E, s, n, ,, q.
master ''' "
Brt: b,g Helen Mar, Gard Windsor 10 days to master.
% schr Splendid, Smsl Chenyfeid 10 Smith Bovnton
schr Bay state CLARK, Calais. to Smith Boynton.
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&: Of Ssys will cure for
headache, buru pains in the limbs. toohache,
&C. shorter time than DR. TOBIAS Venetian Liniment
which has failed in hall the Of any
other known remedy LII. for sale by the druggists and FrS
per bottle; depot 1870 Fulton Dr. Tobias Office
is three 18th street, two doors below the Bowery
lxtSre
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Mining last evening" and win probably 81. for Vera Crus

tomorrow
eaAss 90 Dtscks a Knaladsiphia
EIasT BoARp r. aiding RR nA 200 d., NHi 1000 90
bonds sgH; 400 sw isrssy Copper Co. H 1000 S'a''
.ASTrS sXIrs-ioo New Jsrcsy Copper ~; 10 Union bn
Tean s,x 80 1s.d Back ' sss Az ''''
s.coTp so.,ps3s yiel;esrg paat III % n jersey WV
ASTrn s.sssysosc ss.te 81. 7s; Reading Railroad
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GAkTERS SPANISH MIXTURE.-Ths extraordinary
remedy now for the first time presented to the public
us use IN private practices for twenty past has been
sgnaLed by marked success and has proved beyond the
snaaow o. do99t ~ wonderful curative powers
be- ssrotua cutaueeus affections syphile and sreursl
diseases all their form urinary secondary ard tertiary
yiscera ob.tructors affections Of the kidney liver spleen
nc To all those afflicted with OF diseases we e.T
aud searching in m effects: continuing or zorro i've
those compants which often battle the skill of the phys;
cisn Further information will be furnished by DR. W. II
pntuss may be Obtained Il may also be found Rings
Blocker ST. and Of Mr. L. Blocker at Chiton s7s Green
wien street. " 1870
gniiS. aid aof yc
TISSUE PAPEK-iooe Reams No. 1 White Tissue
4 500 do Green do
Tor sale ~ fERsSE BROOKS
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DE- EA III IA AgT HOE OF THE gk4crlcAL

nN HALFH,- AUTHOH OF THE "PRACTICAL
~ PRIVATE TREATISE" &c, is consulted upon the
diseases there referred TO- at hi: residence 90
and those who apply in the early stage of these diseases will
DC surprised 4 the apd and little attending
tneT cure re believes, however, is ch iefy those who
nave sunered from certain class OF pretending people and
ohsI causes .ho can properly appreciate his services
pecmy y, Suicture from iN first ncpient, to more sd
aneed and dnesang stages in which (rom uncommon ad
vsntage IN addition to very extensive practice in this
pant he can afford rapid and radical cure which, he
Hs ground ST stating can be ob,apsd from
days invariably eIcepcd Consultations by letter NAV be
u3a 3osm N' " -'A'
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE--Pseket ship Zurch-A Owen and Caroline Owen
Cincinnati; w Crothers Matilda Crothes and Harriet
Crothsn PhladsIphisi Ro.enisldt. New York; Ann Ro
bee; Charles Ocave Ar hur oseph Maurice end TheIese
Eonschaa Louise Marndsz; Marcus Rebecca and Edward
Spring-233 IN the steerage.