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MARRIED.

Married, on The I'm install by Reverend
Ethan Chambers, Mr. JOAN J. paAur; Of hn,
hers, county, TO Miss ANN ELI. oitL'' g
Buckinph N county.
M,uird, on Vein -sday. The 18Th instant al
W,r,land. ne residence oi VIM Wer;.noaker,
E.q, by tie Rev. Jacob Z. sco'', Chaplain 70
he University nf Virginia) Mr. WILLIAM o.
r. WosxMAH, oil Souln Carolina, 10 aliss VA
RIA W., younges daughter OF Inc late "a'He'
w. Minor, ESQ.
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NOTICE.

ITO THE sTocKno;ppETRsn o Sr t The act Of sh
March, l647: .,.,,, a,s h.rsby made viz: In
ADDITION ~ th- first day o.. each ri tbs months OF
,ats pSs h"n May August september October ana
dollars on the mrs, asy each az SHARE
TUG snsscrlbers IN Augusta viii pay In the bonk ..
s,suo1on. in aIbemarie in the Bank al Chafot.s,v'e,
and those in Richmond, in the Bank OF Ve,t't, u
ssii ~ the Louisa Railroad Company PrsdHaA.y
rortaat a, interest ri be due sasa "'sa'"e" W.
pad ny ntasr 81 r se TnHoHPsoN, Treasurer.
| Beaver Dam Depot, Feb 92-etDse.i
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With much respect, | am,
Your obedienl servant,
TRUMAN SMITH"

We dismiss this letter with single word 10
the Virsinans, that this man, Truman Smith, is
attempting = bring over the Wings OF The North
10 The support OF Taylor by protesting to have
letter from Old FAC in favor of the Wilmct
Proviso. Will Virginians be sednced 10 their
own destruction by an Aboliionisl and enemy of
the Soulh2
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| organization which you have no doubt already
commenced, and 10 take all proper measures 10
ensure luIl expression OF the sentiments of Vir-
GINA, on the 7th of November nex. II would
seem 10 me that the period Tor debate has gone by.
and the hour for energetic action has arrived. 1t
only remains Tor you 10 fix in their determination
all who are disposed 10 favor The elevation 10 The
Presidency Of that noble old Hero, who is alike
the pride of your Commonwealth, Tin which he
found his birth place an the glory Of The whole
Republic. That work being done, a universal
attendance at The polls will place The old Republi-
can Standard bearer side by side with Pennsy!-
vana, under The generous and patriotic auspices
OF Gen. TAYLOR, and on the side OF the Consitu-
lion and the Laws. An extensive correspondence
with all parts of Virginia has inspired me with
The utmost confidence in your strength, and II the
reapers will enter The field, | am sure they will
gather an abundant harvest. Organize then,
every where Visit The people on their farms,
and AT their fre-sid's-speak 10 them, familarlY,
OF The noble qualities of Zachary Taylor OF the
abuse and persecution which lie has received al
the hands OF Lewis Cass and his friends, and ask
them to stand by him at The polls, as he has ever
sood by the flag OF his country. II is believed
that without Virginia we can gain victory
lrtth her, 1t ,riH be conquest. In conclusion, ad-
dress you as Wellington did his guards on the
field Of Wateroo:- Wings Of Virginia up and
and al ihem.'
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THE SPANISH DIFFICULTY ADJUST
ED-The difficulty between Mr. Saunders, our
Minister at Spain, and The Spanish government.
arising GU, OF the arrest OF his servant, has been
ss,,led, An 10 mediate apology was made ny The
Minister, ami he required exemptions srar'edi--
in addition 10 which, he offending officials were
dismissed The Island OF Cuba, which Tue Eo
ropean Times supp ses 10 be 10 danger ifom tnis
ttiiing occurrence, IS therefore sa,e
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Louisa Railroad,
7 vNCuRJIRG. CHARLOTTESVIL

To L1NS1DoR0i OhAtAN
Daily BY Railroad and
-oc,.,,o,,.sv,,,s. s5 90 Messrs. VIM. p. Parish o.
}Co's Stages. A liberal
r. s,aun,on. 81 90 amount OF baggage allow
edl
ro,u,.hhu,o s75O1 Alternate days with the
~ Packet Boat, by the Rail-
r. Amb.rst C. H., 7 so Sroads and the Stages Of
~ Messrs. ]. L. Heiskcll d
To Nelson C. H., 7OoJ Co.
p,,. between Lynchburg aud Junction, 30 80
Fare between Amherst c. II. and junction, 81
Ss,s hstween Nelson c. II. and Junction, OO
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thurs
,.ys and Saturdays at !, A. NJ, arrive next day In
Edmond al III, A. M; III Washington at Al, P M;
and IN Baltimore by z, r. NJ.
p,s.sneers for Lynchburg take The cars at 8, A. H.
=, SUNDAYS, Tuesdays and Thursdays, arriving in
sye before nights leave mex, day at 4, A. M,
AMI ruach Lynchhurg al 3, +. III.
Fare between Washington and Staunton, Sio-Iick'
su n " , 1ae CT MASON, Agent.
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ieeoie health, made most excellent speech,
winch told well among the people of Augusta,
WIN whom he is very popular. o K. here.
Set down Augusta over 700 votes for Csss and
Butler. Yours, DC, AUGUSTA
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules held In the
The Richmond Circuit, the 4th day Of September, lsis
Angelina w Bailey, PiaintH
against
William L Bailey, Administrator, with the will an
defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered bis
appearance and given security, according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the rules OF this Court. and appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that he s not an inhabant OF
this Commonwealth Ordered, that the said defend
ant ppear al the rules be held for the said Court
on the first Monday December next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted In some paper published in the
city Of Richmond, for months excessively, ana
posted the front door Of the State Court tho
said city. ACopy-T,Ne,
Sept l2-ew2m P ROBERTS, Clerk.
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IN CHANCERY-vIRersiA:-A AT Rules held IN me aae
clrrt, "a once of the Superior Court Of Chancery Tor
n. Richmond Circuit, the sixth day of October 1898:
James M Boyd, r'a'n''A'
against 0ra,.
IohA w Boyd, and other DelenuanS -,
Tha a.fandant shove named not having entered his
and given security, according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and Il appearing
~ s,,aacorv evidence that he 10 not an inhabitant oil
M, rommonvcalth. II is Ordered That the said de-
ndant do appear al the rules TO BIO hed for the said
Courl ON the first Monday In January next and answer
ID, bill of the plaintiff and that copy oil TINS orael pc
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In inc
civ Of Richmond for two months successfully, ana
posted a, the front door Of the State In the
SAID city. ACopy-iesle, Olaf
Uc,li-cw2m hobEniS. SioiA'
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The famous George G. Bates, Of Detroit, after
taking back his base charge Of cowatdite against
Gen. Cass al the battle Of Aux Cana'ds, ana, :"
oil oul Of his ngy scrspe, denying that ne mace
i. has been disgraced as liar by The publication
OF he aflidavits Of many citizens VINO heatd MN
nlfsr ID. SANDER in a speech.
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COALITION. : 10 tie city oil Detroit The
Wing ard Abolition Conventions assembled al
The same time AMI place, and coalesce. in form
ing ticket Tor the State Legislature, tour oelng
Uh;oo md i,ro AboljliouistS,
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IN CHANCERY-viaoisIA: AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
The Richmond Circuit, the 4h day OF September, l8a8
William II Macon, Executor of William II Macon, de-
esased, Plaintiff:
against
Thomas Dabney, Augustine L Dabney, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
n Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II ap
inne by satisfactory evidence that they not inha.
'ilans OF this Commonwealth, is Ordered, that the
isfendaDts do appear the rules to be held for the
WpCourt on the first Monday In November next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
Gder be forthwith inserted In some newspaper pub
lsasd 10 the city Of Richmond for two months success
ssy and posted at the front door Of the State Court
aOSe, IN the said city. Copy-Teste:
sspl2-cwom PRoBERTS, Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
fcosrespoudence al the Baltimore Patriot,
,JEw WORK Oct 2S-2 L NJ

NEW IURK, Ocl. 20, WI
A moderate business has been done 'c.ds N,
wih sales rather 10 favor OF The buyer. 5VOO
hareIs Genesee changed hands at 50 % 81.
For Western brands So was asked, but moi reaa'-
ly given. e oa,,;no bowever
Al nrices which DO not generally meet The views
Cannon white corn sells a; e3 cents, mixed
81 GEMS. Some 5000 bushels have been 500
a, these rates.
In Pork there is less movement, but ye''ef'
DAVIS prices are fully sustained.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of tho superior Court OF Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 4th day Of September, 1913
John Brown, fialhtiH:
against
Edward W Sims, junior, and other Defendants.
The defe ndapt above named not having entered his
,,o.arnnee ana gwen security accnrn'"s :. -. =.
Assembly and The rules of this Court and u appeahs
,isfartorv evidence that he is not On nhabltant oil
S;s commonweah IL Ia Ordered that the said Defend
mi do appear at the rules to be held for the said Court
N ,he rst Monday in December next. and answerthe
bills OF the plaintiff; and that copy OF ln,s 9'ae'
,,hwith inserted In some newspaper published In the
CIV OK Richmcnd, for two months successveiy, anu
,oed a, the 'front.' of the State Courthouse In the
aid city. copy se,,.prs c,.,L
Rent l2-CW0m hObEhiS, SieiN'
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We received by the last night. mail The Co.
lumbus Statesman OF The 25d, which contains The
following article:
"VoTs ron GOVERNOR OF CHIo STILL IN DoUpr.
AT this (Monuay, Oc.. 23) nour, il is not yet Ger
tain who is elected Governor Of Ohio. ,Ils
1-rir, a s,.ICt canvass " Tue cNls'"i ~ ~
change me result and they Know y ano ice' !"
SOUTH CAROLINA-We publish the i'll
lowing from The Souh Carollnian, ioI he benehl
of Wing:
ALMA Feo.-We think the political Edi-
tors If the New YORK Herald had he''er send ort
rher crack Steamboat, the News Boy, T. SCUM
Carolina. 10 gain Information, than puoi'sn suc"
ridiculous and nonscncal sIatcmens as me in'-
lowing. which appears in thai paper q lie ION
inst. in making summary OF The STATE o; The
Presidential election, speaking OF South Carolina,
il says: .-,:..:
"Tbcre is also very promising Indication
Notwithstanding The late uIase Of Mr.: Cainoun,
his friends, and The support .! Gen. Cas- ny the
o,pan nj Mr.. Calhoun, that South Carolina, oy
her Legislature, will cast her nine voles ior uen'
Soulh Carolina has just elected Cass ana
Butler Legislature, and when lney mee', I"o
weeks from this day, We will send their voles 10
the Herald, as "informaon Tor The woim'
The N. Y. Tribune denies knowingly ard pc
s;tiyely The renor that Wilmo, has agreed To sup
mort the election OF Cas- and Butler. lie Twill
40 all that one man can to support the principle
n Fee Soil" The Wing which gave clrcula-
lion 10 the report from Northern paper, VIII o.
course correct il in It's country paper Q. 'o-mor'
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pHiJ anEI paJA. Oct. 2S-2, P. M.
There is 10 news OF any interest 10 Gay.
The stock and money maiAe' ""no'.
change. res.e,d.v
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Correspoudence u ne Baltimore Patriot.

The Hon. Harrison Gray OTIS died ias' nisn'.
pe had reached the advanced age Of 80 years.
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NcHANCERY-ViRoIsiA AT Rules held in the
=, CiTts Office of the Superior Court Of Chancery Tor
Richmond Circuit, the 9th day Of September, 1873
William Booth, Plaintiff:
- against
william Martin, aud other Defendants.
IL. iMdefendant above named not having entered his
sNanncs and given security, according to the ACT OF
nnenoy and the rules Of this Court, and appearing
Thtitaeory evidence that he Is mol an inhaotant OF
a monweath, il IL Ordered, that the said defend
sa 90 appear the rules be bold for the said Court,
NM voc INST Monday in December next, and answer inc
" me plaintif; and that copy OF thus ordef 90
inserted In son,e newspaper published In the
49, Richmond, for two months excessively, ana
al, w., ias front door Of the State Cours-house, IN tne
-s.p.ia-s~sn -" ROBERTS, Clerk.
ScERy-vIRoIsIA:- AT Rules held In the
IN. p. Once Of the Superior Court OF Chancery ior
sImond Circuit, the 4th day Of September, 1875
norris, deceased. Plaintiff:
;, against
a,.nsrd Garland, Edward Garland, and Caius CAL
sao other Defendants.
h,.nnee and given security, according to the act OF
by ,y and the rules Of this Court, and appearing
tSl,ctoy evidence that they are not nhaoitanis OF
ami, II 10 Ordered that the SAID neisno-
bin sl Monday In December next, and answer the
Win pian;i; and that copy of this order 30 fofI-
Of Inserted in sone newspaper published In the city
Mn. sona Tor two months successfully, aud posted
city. VI .hc s,a'e COURTHOUSE, IN 'ho 'aiN
s.,r Copy-Teste,
-oea la-ew2m ROBERTS, Clerk.
iSs.ahNCERY-vIlusIA AT Rules held In the
As Once Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
PnSmand Circuit, the seventh day Of October, 1885,
nck otoever, Plaintiff:
Cs.,Ny Cborley and Elizabeth his wife, Nathanie,
Ian ~ and Elizabeth his wife, Judah Dobson, vii.
Roberts, William Young, and other
r.. Defendants.
a pearance aud given security, according to IN,
psn, assembly and the rules Of this Court and II ap
buas ey satisfactory evidence that they are not nha
ad o. this Commonwealth, II Is Ordered, That tn
aid do appear at tho rules to DO hold for tn
on the 6rst Monday In January next, and an
bill Of tho plaintiff; and thai copy Of this
Ia ,hs i,!nwth inserted In some newspaper publishes
~, ~ ny OF Richmond for TWO months SUCCESSFULLY
he mi, al the front door Of the State Court house
oe lazy. A Copy-Teste,
"-e~am ROBERTS, Clerk.
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IN cHANCERY-ViReIsIA: AT Rules held in the
CLERKS Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
:. Richmond Circuit, the 7ih day of October, lS4e:
Charles Yale, fiainllu:
against
Burgess Long and Eleanor his wife, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according TO the
se Of Asnbly and the rules OF this Court, and II ap
pene by satisfactory evidence that they are not inha-
b.anls Of this Commonwealth, IL Ia Ordered, That the
said defendants d. appear AT the rules 10 be held Tor the
said Court on the first Monday in January next and an
sw.rhe bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this or.
Der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
10 the city of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted the front door OF the State Court house.
the said city, Copy-Teste,
oet Ii~cw2m ROBERTS, Clerk.
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WrsrcHEsrER. Pa.

WESTCHLSTEH, IA.
LIVERY pains has been taken by the personal aiten.
T. ton o one Of the Propretors, TO the budding and
uaf,ing of Fruits to ensure the genuineness of the
ors. The subscriber, Agent, will receive orders
ar any Trees or Plants; and from his knowledge Of The
opr.tos feels confident they will give satisfaction
Descriptive catalogues may be had at his office, In Pc
rrsbure An inquiries by mail, postage paid, will re-
alive attention. ShmoE >. 1tiSooM'
Petersburg. Oct 9Th, ls48-c2awu
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FRUIT TR EES.

OF Az THE CHOICEST SORTS,
i,aNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBBEKY,
GRAPE VINES, ROSES. &c, &C.,
From the Nursery Of
''''' - MORRIS g. STOKES,
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Arrivals OF Strangers
FRIDAY. March 81.
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ysa Nav? |. q k.y5 Il
Or Hume, q; O5lswold, Balt,nore: Mr. and Mrs Arm
Po GaH' Acton DO; Dickinson 9oassIs 'S Yves
Aston HOUSE.
ship ADAMS; GO Rs.s' Stem Wssst to%s 1i
si%I nss'; sDfSs
ssy ssES%; sGif
Albany 1lav Bi5ef 5, ma"s Wi
T:$sI.s
CITY HOTEL.
Aubr and M' Nj
VIE: and Mr. H.sssr Bs1fswsS,
tsr,os; Laurence, Flu.hng Owing, we:tches.er; Ho
more, Lieut. s%sit%on; Al Capt Durham New York;
Rss A AssTy ns B9 PrSws osn
ss$ AsnS:Si;s: cs:,sl Lewis: Boston; 9 Steven:
whiis F1Iydsass inlet 5Is! T T,ss
ET yIsas co
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
rsqs Gosbsoe. ssypOpr Via hsTt,S Booth
Nj Is a nuhfG soG
Sen and lady, roaas ri Non
% fS' sy%
Lockwood, stamford; Miss l. smith, Hightstown.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,.
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d. e3% sasc . T.' Falls. Fc.,s MiwssGs ess5
Rse:s A.y A.oos T Bottom sy isf
@ington, Islano.
W Moore; Alabama; Geo emit Virginia; X Hitchcock.
paImeater Mr. Johnson and LADY, Boston; II Evert
G:assid s.TIips,es; g;ag., rs 1iG
Aiiss Miller rS"dsp
JUpsoN's HOTEL.
%ssafs osS 3d.:
CLARKE, poughseeP,le; Dnraad New Haven; D Jones,
pf: Ss Ss:oS f'TS sy: s.
LovEJsY's HOTEL.
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& s,%s az Meassn fS s%s 81 Ms ss
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g n Miller Phla; Miss Gsdding, Boston; o w Telfr,
NC;K Msgraw, Baltimore: y Norton, Lexington; II BeaIe
s sfS' .s Navel ., 1Hi a Sh d X,s.
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TAyLoRs HOTEL.
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A G Jessup, Mass; W Parks, Y.
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Rexford, sherburns; q Anderson. Chicago; Henley
do; ~ w Beach, Fort Ed yard; Josliu, Waterford; A.
switze. Illinois; Hopkins N Jersey; q Warner. Al
bany; Miss Cary, Conn.
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bales boxes Riggs Balwlcks-l 90 Stewart-ll do
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burp-50 cks Barclay Lyizyston-l do y h.r.
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co.'s Wetherad u young-8 French-3 BulIoek-z w
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Aymar col iron wheel Maitland Phelps co4oo0
master.
PoRr AU ParNcE-Sch ucullus-2t0ooo lbs ogwood $40
bass coffee Aossere-250 do bbls honey Messen.
ger
CARpKNAs-Brig Mary ElleE-2oo hhds sugar do moas-
ses Co-67 hbds dpofford, Tieston co-s3 do
G Daminaues-2 hlds l box n A Colt.
CARDEnAsBrg Monros2sl hhds 20 bxs do ss hhds
molssses Taylor
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T Thurston
MATANzAs-Bark Crowell-i7o hhds als bxs sugar [
Ste wat40 hhds moasres $50 dozen apples Read
Hoppock.
ST JAGo CuBA-Scr Cathsrne-3s bids sugar ISL bale.
tobscco bag "a gnumvil9 $4,000 bags
coffee Thompson2c bales tobacco Benacew OF Phia-
delpha-3o do Burger3o do Francia co-ot of old cop
A Rossre.
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PmILAprlvHrA. Msroh o. ieSe
p,seA-.s- Of he Supposed Ssss~sies Of LsrSfss~ shs
fSssl Of AsieAiasss Nes Rsitross ssnsssStssss o.
t1ssn Ns~ Ysrk and Philadsiphss.
Jacob Snyder, arrested yesterday, ss supposed &C.
complies of sngsd having satisfactorily accounted for
his absence from boarding house, has been discAarg
cd.
The trial Of Randall Hutchinson, the mint dsfaultsr
IN in the United States District Court II 10
Thought that ne cannot be convicted.
There FIVE hundred upon the calender OF the
next Of the Court Of Quarter Sssaons, which COM
msnces Monday.
meeting of merchants held last evening ct the
Exchange, take for the establishment
offs road between this city and New York. to avoid
What they call the exacons of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company in the rates Of transportation over
that road The only business transacted by the meet
ing the passage Of resolution to petition Congress
setAblish post road between the two cities.
There we're nunoer OF gentlemen present who defend
ed the railroad from the allegations made but the debate
ruled out OF order because the meeting had only
been called for the purpose of pettoning Congress
The prime movers of the meeting gave the gentlemen
who expressed their disagreement to the allegations to
understand that they had business to be present
the call invited bat those favorable the
road
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Paneen0eau Dalls1.
-. 1890 e.! q! S; sst
S:ss: fs:fs: 5 "a e VII A;sy sSs
York; IsAae Levy, LADY child and servant Mas
Atwood Troy; Mr. budd, Englsnd Pollock. Pollock ar
wdesesey, Germany Agostino Dencye, apt Louey,
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xsvakd Marine Correspondence,
SAINT Gsosss Bermuda March I7-ln port ship Lruo Of
~ Johns NIB IN for provisions and bgs Arve
az Esstport, susan n Deson shawmut % Augusta; end
Valsna will sail in day TIVE b. brig Faleoh and schr
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CURED NY MEDICINE-TIr.

TNTEMPERANCE CURED by MEDICINE-TIP-
png hab are ss,iy ,pees,v and effectuay By
the OF DR. Cooks remedy for ntempcrance few days
use Of the medicine produces the
stomach which eradcates the hankcrng desire for smuants
that liquor becomes offensive the sight, smell
The remedy pleasant and easy to take does interfere
10 the least with diet occupation and If desirable he
administered without The knowledge Of the for whom
IT is designed Price ST. For sale by the Doctor the
stree
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+ .lsy az lHrrz1s HIN.sAlNrNo IN THE NEW
GInQGaT CIRCULATION. 49,,
rss mention the date Of the list Ia which they are
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NR. COOPER, "A DUANE STREET BETWEEN
~ Chatham William has FOR the last fourteen
enjo yed the in pivae diseases of
medical New York. He the aggravated
of this disease; mild
tricureDr Cooper has discovered method By which
he the worst form OF structure in from 10
weeks, with scarcely 10 the patient Constitutional
debility brought ON bya secret habit INDUCED in by young
This when freely jedugcd bcgcis dyspepsia
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back Of The
Intellect society
case " M charge No ps-d
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BLINDNESS FROM CATARACTS-DR. WHEEL
Der Ocut 90 Greenwich afflicted
his late and of removing Cataracts
without PAIN which engages effect within period of
r atneut ID obvated