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Cholera Record.

% AT Frankfort Mills, Me James West came to
his deahby falling from his between the stakes,
IN such way that his head came in contact with The
wheel, which in turning eff hi, ear and part oil ms
scalp and fractured his skull He in the Mexican
battles under Gen. Scott, a, d cas inttmperdte
BANGOR Me. Sept, s. In twenty,four hours ending
at u O'Clock last night, there 20 cases and 10
deaths by cholera.
DR.. Harrison, Professor of the Ohio Medical College,
died of cholera at Cincinnati, Sunday morning
At Albany, Sept 3d. q cases Of cholera and IL deaths
for The 48 hours ending Monday noon.
AT Brooklyn. since Saturday morning, IL deaths.
% A post morem examination proved thai Rev
DIR. Pierce, of Bookuc died of cancer in the stomach
reports 6, 459 deaths from May to Aug 80 oil which
400 were from cholera. The mortality is estimated
al equal TO in Is olthe popula ion at that time.
In Albany Sept 4h, 8 cases and 8 deaths
In Boston, 9Th, 9 deaths.
In New York, 9Th, deaths.
BANGOR. Mayor Bigelow of Boston, received tel>
egraphic despatch from the city government of Bangor
Tuesday afternoon, requesting that nurses and some one
experienced in choeras might be their assistance
The Mayor accordingly obtained several nurses and
desp tched them TO Bangor by the evening boat, ac-
companied by DIR Greene Of the Cholera Hospital.
AT Lowell, during the wenty-four hours ending at
A. M. Tuesday, ten cholera intements reported
Capt Gulfod Briggs died of cholera at Dighlon on
Saturday evening This is the fifth death in that family
of cholera within three weeks. Mr.. Briggs removed
from Taunton from fear of the cholera when it first made
its appearance there.
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u Foggng in the Navy has been protested against
by large meeting in Hartford under the auspices of
Gov Trumbull, Bishop BrownelI, the Mayor. and 9th.
or distinguished czens-Msyor Ripley presiding -
Rev Drs. Bushnell, Beecher, (of Cincinnati w. G.
Haynes Alfred Smith, Rev. Tn. Gala udet and others
took part IN the proceedngs-whch were ordered TO he
sent 10 Congress- Thanks were voted to Commodors
Stockton, or his kind and humane treatment TO bs
"durng his campaign and victories on the Pacific and
10 Hon }. A. Rockwell for his efforts in Congress- 70
Danish spirit rations.
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TRIAL OF SAMUEL PARKER. The ndct.
ment against Samuel Parker for Perjury has at
last been disposed of by an acquittal. The case
has made good deal Of talk In the newspapers
as we'll as in the Courts and among the people,
and its history is quite interesting. We cannot
however go into it at this time. 1t will be re-
collected that its origin was in an attempt made
by Mr. Parker 10 get G. F. Farley, Esq OF Gro
ton, indicted for Perjury. The attempt failed,
and was followed by successful attempt on the
part OF Farley, to have Parker indicted ier the
same offence. The first trial was broken off, at
Concord, by the illness of Mr. Huntington, the
District Attorney. On the second trial, at Lowell,
Mr. Chuate conducted the prosecution, and Mr.
Parker was convicted. Exceptions were taken
and over-ruled by the Supreme Court. Mr. Par
aer then applied for a new trial on the ground OF
the discovery OF new evidence This was grant
ed. AT the third trial the Jury did not agree
A fourth trial was appointed by Judge Bigelow
to be held at Concord last week.
The trial commenced on Monday afternoon
and was finished on Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Train, Dist Attorney, for the Government and
B. F. Butler, Esq, of Lowell, for Mr. Parker.
The case was ably managed. The jury after an
absence of an hour rendered verdict of Not
Guilty. There are rumors of other suits which
are to grow out of this, but how correct they are
we cannot tell. LotoeU american.
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AN ADvENTRous LADY. The Bangor me


Courier Of Wed esday says:
Mrs E. Cakes Smith, one of the accomplished
female poets OF American has been spending some
time with her friends in this city, and has recent
ly IN company with one OF the accomplished
woman of our city, made an excursion TO, and
spent night upon, the top OF Katahdn noun
tain Mrs Smith has great fondness for expor.
ing mountains. She was the first white woman
who visited Mount Kinneo at Moose Head Lake.
four years since and she is the first white woman
who has ever visited the top Of Mount Katahdin
The visit 10 Katahdin was attended with great
exeron and no little peril and the verbal account
which Mrs S. gives OF the ascent, of the magnif.
cent scenery. after reaching the top o: the noun
tain, OF the terrors of stormy night there, aud Of
the varied incidents OF week in the woods, ford
ing streams, and walking fifty miles on loot. is
so animated and unique as to make us exec ding
ly anxious to see her written description, which
is soon TO appear
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Large Snakes. We learn from the New York

Large Snakes. We learn from the New York
Courier that two immense specimens OF the Boa
tribe of serpents, fresh from the vast forests
which border the Para branch OF the river Am.
azon, arrived at that port on Saturday in the brig
Republic. The larger of the two, beautiful
Boa Constructor, measures full twenty feet in
length, and the other, an Anaconda, about fiji.
teen feet The whole province of Para, Brazil
where these huge reptiles were captured, is GOV.
cred with thick woods and almost impenetrabe
jungles, which form shelter for thousands of pi
gantic serpents. The two just imported are stat.
ed to be the largest ever brought from South
America.
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VERMONT ELECTION. The Geographic dispatches,
so far as they are received. indicate the election OF
Coolidge, the wing candidate for Governor by the Peo>
ple Nothing yet he determined IN relation to the
legislature Meacham, The wing candidate Tor Con-
gress fill the vacancy created by the resignation OF
Marsh, is elected by large majority lie Is man OF
talents good stump speaker, and took strong stand
for free sniI
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(For the SPY
WEBSTER AND DAVIS.

observed, in the last communication OF Suffolk twho
is understood to be distinguished member of the Sui
folk Bari TO the Boston Courier that Gov Davis was
charged with "foly, imp ropriety, and MEANNEss' in
regard TO bis alleged intriguing against Mr. Webster;
and have seen response TO these grave charges,
either from Mr.. Davis, or his friends.
Will Massachusetts Senator suffer such charges to
be made by responsible person aud not meet them!
AN INQUIRER.
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TO the Free Democracy OF Massachusetts.

NJ Notice is hereby given that State Corvenuon
ofihe Free Soil Party of Massachusetts will be held at
WORCESTER, on WEDNESDAY, September i2'h
;, m oiclock 10 nominate candidates for Goveno and
lieutenant Governor; and TO take such other measures
as may be deemed important 10 The cause OF Freedom
The several cities and towns OF tue Commonwealth
are requested 10 choose delegates TO The Convention ~
the proportion of three for every representative IN the
General Court TO which they are by Law entitled
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and
towns are requested to take all needu steps 10 secure
full delegation to the Convention
By order of the Free Soil State Central COMMITTEE
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman
JOSHUA LEAvITT, (Soc,o,,,eS
MARCUS MoRToN, JR.
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THE CAMPBELLs. 1t is admitted that this band ex,
cell all others that have before the public in their
sly OF music They are moreover very gentlcmanly
in their department and without the extravaganza OF
carlo AZURE, which has disguised the public with tie per
formances OF some of the Ehiopian companies. They
will perform at BRINLEY HALL this euening.
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"SHE BEARS" The principal OF an Academy
IN an advertisement, mentioned his female assis
tant, and the t'reputation for teaching which she
bears :" but the printer-careess fellow left out
the "whlch"-so the advertisement went forth,
commenting the lady's reputation for "feaching
she bears
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLERS
STOCK AND STAND FOR SALE.

~ NHE subscriber offers for sale, on very reason
YIN i able terms his Stock and Stand in Worcester
~ R me stand is the oldest and best IN the city The
s&zSstock Is well selected comprising every article
heeded IN that line, most of the having been tur-
cnased within one year Apply TO the snbs crber, No
1Vo MAIN ST. doors north ofthe American Temperance
mouse, or TO ISAIAH BANGS No. Is LING Vharf Boston
worcester, Sept dwlmis l. LINCOLN BANGS
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"THE DIsTIEs" These remarkable per 'ormers on
the SAGE Horn have afforded the greatest and de-
cided musical attraction of the season, the cities at
the South and West. In New York and Phladelph a
they had great They will be in Worcester and
perform at Briney Hall on Friday evening SIS.
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W The boston Times is thinking that the defeat OF
Mr. Palfrey may secue the election of Democra,c
speaker, and III; Taylor papers equally sure that il
he is kept at home, Mr. Winthrop will be reelected Il
would be queer fhe district should remain unrepre,
sented, and Winthrop and Cobb both be chosen.
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SAVE THE TRAMspORTATToN1 !,

TNllE subscriber MANUFACTURES and has cons,an,,v
Tor sale, wholesale and RETAIL Burning Fluid
warranted OF superior quality, io can be bought in
boston or esewh.re-Also, CAMPIIENE. Also iIst re-.
LAMrs aud LAMP TOPS, which will be sold 10 Traders
on the most favorable terms. ~ Oil Lamps AITEnrp n
burn Fluid. n AVRES H"Sp !"
""oes'er, rep'S dwlaw3mis 235 Main ct.
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U7 That Model of Jerusalem continues open to day
at Warren Hail. Will you lose this last chanceIo see it,
and thus obtain knowledge OF the various
caties spoken of in Sacred writ? Such help 10 The
understanding, in reading the Scriptures, is worth ten
fold the amount charged for admtiance.
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GT Senator Dickinson of New York has written a
letter full Of sympathy for the Hunganans The dough
face, like many others ofthe class, sympahi,es
with freedom abroad and with slavery at home Jobn
Tyler wrote similar letter.
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BANK COMMISSIONERS. It IS understood judge
Warren declines the appointment o! Bank Commissions
Ell, and ii is reported that Solomon Lincoln Of bingham
will be appointed in his stead. The others Messrs
Cabot and Boutwell,, will accept
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PAXTON. The following gentlemen chosen Dele
gates TO the Stale Convention = David Manuing
Chauncey Gale, Horace Z. Chase.
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GF Saint Pierce, in his Studies of Nature" says
"When human policy locks the chain round the ankle of
the slave, Divine Justice rves the other cad round the
neck OF The tyIant"
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GTThe Raleigh Repubcanta says there is no case
record of Virginian having declined Offices
resigned one, even died when he had one, or ever
lost one by not begging for it.
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u Gravity of manners is thought by some to
be mark OF wisdom-yet the gravest beast is an
ass-the gravest bird is an o,ol-the grave fish
is an Oyster-and the gravest man is usually a
fool.
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" Thomas Jefferson remarked that he never
heard any man complain that he had eaten too
vi te, whilst ne had often heard them saw thew
had eaten too much.
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GT The fine packet ship Henry Clay was burned TO
the waiers edge at the wharfin New York Wednesday
morning at three O'Clock. She had good pan Of bel
inward cargo ON bourd.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT. Niagara Falls
Sept g. The President is regaining his usual health,
and will leave to-day for Washington via Lake Hu,
ron.
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DIED.
In his city Sept s. the residence of her son, Osgood
Bradley, Wild. Mehitabe Bradley, a.
% Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock. Friends are in
vited to attend.
In Leicester, Harriet Nelson, daughter of Willard and
Rachel L. Howe, years and months
In Ilardwick, Aug 81 Mr. Timothy Hathaway, revolu
tonary soldier, 49,
In Southbriige, Sept / Charles Otis eldest of John
o. and Betsey R. McKinstry, yrs al 9 mos.
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FREE SOIL COMMITTEES.

The Committee on the Organization OF the
FREE SOIL PARTY in this city, appointed at
the meeting on Saturday evening, Aug 2sth, are
requested one and all to meet at the .ameftcdn
Temperance House, this Thursday evening at
7l.2 o'clock 1t consists of the following per-
sons:
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u The great sale, OF Day GooDs, BoNNETs MIL.
LIVERY &c, at Uptons's is 10 be continued TO day
See advertisement.
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am We Lovers on Music,

AtVCHtAUH tAIH We AOVtFS Oh M USICs
T1NHE subscriber has removed his Stock
Ezir-z-IT759 L of splendid EOLIAN PIANOS and
Sc "a YsS sERAPHlNES, to the Store No &c MAIN
~ ~ sTREET, Waits Block, where at all times
may be found the NEWEST and CHOICEST selection of
SHEET MUSIC, for sale at wholesale and retail Cal
and examine for yourselves. A. MARSH
Worcester, Sept 6. w3tdtf
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Garden Vases and Chairs
LNOR sale by c. FOSTER a m
May dv,s,1
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House and Lots at Auction,

11OUDV O1u AUIo uC 44WCL1U1II
IL ON SATURDAY NEXT, the eh inst d, at ten
fsnlA " O'Clock A. NJ, the COTTAGE HOI Sc on
l4s:I4A JOHN STREET, and TWO BUILDING LOTS con-
tanning 81 600 square feet will be sold Public Auction
The House is OF Stone, well constructed 10 cons
venien Rooms and is desirable residence. The Lots
will be sold separately together, suit purchasers
HENRY s. BABBITT, Adms'r.
worcester, sept 8. dSt*
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Juvenile Singing ScV,ooT

M H. LELAND'S Juvenile Glass will meet at the
w chapel on THOMAS STREET, SATURDAY, at two
O'Clock 10 take their respective parts in the Festival of
the Rose" d3t. Sen, &
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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
In this city, Sept 4, by Rev. MIR Swain, Mr. Zebna e.
Berry TO Miss Susan A. Culver.
In North Brookheld Aug 80, Charles w. jerks, ESQ., to
Miss Moriah B., eldest daughter Of VIM johnson, Esq
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REGULATORS.

GCHOLEFIELD's Patent Regulators for sale by
~ May 10 dwistf e. FOSTER d CO.
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m EDICAu.


AFFIDAVIT TAKEN by TALBOT rs-ro
IA srouse the attention of the learned snd the medical
faculty 20 the wonderful q HE frea, discovery The
Nervous Andoe that this great medicine, Of slch singu
lar virtue In restoring the dehaed ant broken down.
lnown the snccnt aud the modern learned Psod
81 he ftst the following testimony submitted 70 ire
scrutiny Of the learned faculty. ard Of letters
generality herg attaohed The Eth Lrht Dragons who
quartsrd Calcutta he had The Greatest
blc ~ ffinng rformaqb the properties OF this
plant dstu The chief dnsors IN tue Ben
raj army aud the proieH 81 chemistry n the medical
college 81 tacpa we'll acquainted with ts great virtues
IN q teanus ard her aud nsures
pans bodily dscreIude aud rervoos afsetou but chiefly
used N fr Cholera rrcvehve and vguratioR of ~eahy
ovrtr o. seses The greatest Information o. IT. w0nter-
FOL be arrived from the dis'inruhed traveller,
the sytd ksrsmvt 81, hgotaSule q the Bcoshy Tnam.
taIrnh, and tie Hahn Nia Abae Rgee Of reheran aad
The ctehfstsd s.uscrt vtes on ms,tra meece Ksmala
nj dwci The learned Pendit soprdoosudun Oootu,
atrg rovtrs nske u most valuable and Pr article Ia
that country, ans dsiitstiBg oiimate that
however strange the ateue nay arpear they are
uttrious Psnds - th- test carnihg sud
sk that he believes DO che only that
tnet gfsn % ~ W This courty; that The is-
TortatoB Calcutts " almost IN imrosty 10 having
10 e ~ favcr from Che veahy md iearned Pan
tf; that positively the secdc cdy for all
sfetious tody eethiy isb ciy and regards e. fr,n
tSrtrisnce ths Eiitr Of Peh strer rh aud Sab
scred End before this sth gay " december
isfe ABRAH WAxFNAN q snnmiesonsr u Deeds.
watts ferytus Anfidote the enly positive Tor an
cor lantt and hcdy debF be procured Gully
~ seneire 81 70 Talbot waite, Wc Nassai street..
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CRY TRADE REponr.

SarsEpar, Dss. lb-6 Y. VI.
Owing TO the delay Of the with later foreign
nsvt trade In general lees active aud arti-
cles Of produce In bat moderate request Cotton
held above the views Of buyers; sales limited
and could not be inside except at concessions holders
unwilling TO subziit to. Good brands Of this
State and western -four In gosd request at hrmer
rates Common ana inferior qualities we're heavy, and
sales tight there being but moderate local and east
srp demand. Canadian continued steady, with fair
inquiry. The entire stock Of nour IN this market at
the clo,e q canal navigation was estmslei at about
$4,000 barrels including leo 600 Of Canadian Con-
siderable parcels q the latter being shipped TO
Liverpool and gems forwardin American bottoms
under the operation Of the mes navigation laws
Southern brands active, with better de-
mand for export Rye -four was ttesdy, while meal
vS heavy Wheat VAS quiet, but prices we're steady.
Canadian contiBued IN good demand for export At
steady prices Corn vas iosctive aud prices rather
heavy, while there change q moment In other
grain Owing 20 the reduced stock Of pork in market,
prices further advanced 20 dsy from SOC 90 81 per
barrel for mes aud for pune 2jc 70 SOC per barrel
Beef vas dHll Lard cuntuued firm. With light sales.
Butter and cheese were unchanged Groceries ex-
hibited change; the saier mostly confined TO
molsss.s Of the rev crop New Orleans.
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Ship America Dunn liverpool Nov g. with mdSe and AS
eteersge passen fsrs 10 b A ngsrand Co. ~ S
Ship Saratoga thew 1900 tonsl Drummond Bath, Ne in
ballast 18th inst lat 80 So Ion 4 passed schr
Brig Fox, windsor Ms IL days with coat
to Soule. Whitney 4 Co. o. lt.f - go
Brig Walton Ryder, ApalachoolA IL days, with cot
ton. &c, to Ralph Fost .r +i f' = -.
Brig CoumSis) Ray. Cherryhed, lQda3s
with uBbsr to Smith n Bcyntep. ~ ~ b.. =,
Brig Belle Pouls inswl Won, PASSPORT edays with lath
psster, Sturges Co. Has lost of deck load
schr vpant (of Norfolk Paine Mexico. via Nassau Mp
"a days with n shossny. Y Goodhre Co. t. ~ To-
solr mand. clifford Mooney Georgetown So. II days
sehr SEES Bird, Baker, Dennis, days. =, .',--- HI
. sohr Metallic, Paine, Thomastop, 8 days. m ,...g
sohr Jhamb Wiilett Thomaston 5.days, uff +. .ir
Sehr Sea Birs, Godfrey, Maehias is days =, .r
sebr Ja,per. Bowes, hosson. days r,tr q, ,. ff~,
schr rpelia. FARMLAND, Boston. days, -..~ A..
sohr Thomas Peterbin. Avery New London. 2 days.
Sem Daniel Willett Smith. New London, days.
-schr central, Brown, Stoningten, q days. az. I.LtE
Sehr G women ma, Perry WAreham. - -.,.,.t .rl.
delt hia, -....-r, "a La.
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NEOn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sPECIrIo Nix

BcOO nre, for the cure u sonouses Ofsll rsmodiss
discovered the above complaint. this the
vain males speedy ana permanent cure without The
drink.
cation 10 business rhe proprietor challenges anse In
sance Of recent gonohoa 70 be brought which the mixture
two days sold q, the Drug store z3 Broadway 81
Chambers street. also Ne. 10 Asor House; ITO Broad
way. snd 100 FULTON street. oorser Of william.
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Died.
On Saturday evening 18th inst Matthias Va,
DtEs DuBoIs, eyed 81 years
The friends and relations also Manhattan Lodge, No.
DO o Of y respectfully invited 70 sttend the
funeral this dey tNondsy 18th inst at IL O'Clock,
from bis late residence. Nurth Moore street.
On the 10Th instant Mssr MsuLDs GEyir, eldest
child Of John \ aud Mary Genn, aged years,
months, and 20 days
Her res. aims taken Greenwood for intermsnt,
sunday
on sunday evening, Dee, l6. 1slo, EDWARD Ms.HrR
aged IS, the father OF Timothy, Deupis and Ready
Mesber
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend bis funeral from his late reside no T2Fourh
avenue, Tuesday, tire 18th met a. o'clock p NJ
At Brooklyn on FRIDAY evening l4thins ,RoHsRp,
Of Richard and Elizabeth Richards aged Q ears
and weeks
Funeral this day. Monday at 10 O'Clock from the
residence 81 his father. No al Myrtle avenue The
body viii be taken 90 Orange N. g., for interment.
At Jersey CITY In the SD y-sr Of his age after =
lingering snd psnfnl bibess JoHs a. OfLBssr. sol.
disr 81 the Revolutionary native Of this city,
aud we'll knovn 20 most ~ merchants ss skilful
vetertnarisn MI Gilbert served volunteer during
the revolutionary var sss at New York when a was
captured by the British and escaped With portion II
bis family In an open boat 10 New Jersey. where he
Joined the American irsee He also employ ed BY
Congress TO run an eSprets between New York aud
Philadelphia where his sctvy and enterprise enabled
him TO render valuable services to his coustry.
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Hsvsxs-In the Chssapsake from Boston Charles Da-
WIS., 10 Lsui having in charge stockwelis Panorama Of
the hiasissirTL
fstITONNfA.
sarhsSoiscQ-schr Bailey, from Bath-Messrs Oaks
A Jenhings aud lady n T. Warrence, James stewart -
Bunher, George Waih~risht Amasa W Mars aud Dennis
TAR
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rn..ens.r. Arrixsd


LiyrnToot- AHsriea.x-s Howard Ridley and ave
children Ergiand Mr. James Nalacs, Soouand; Hans
A Jat ems, uoisteini Dr Muliigan Dublin.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PAL
~ vas Irssus. se. - Greenwich street Ohce hours
eto h..6tosy. n, tsundays t&ocpted.D Those who
Apply IN the early staEes viii ~ surprised the rapidly
OF The Structure aud Seminal Disease radically cured
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M ARITIME INTELLIGBNC
Port OF New YORK; Dec, ~, Is4s. g


general column the latest Marine
by telegraph. lA- -. -1r l-elL .
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On saturday evening 18Th Inst M.rrnr,,

.snnsuncs Of Byns. Marriage, and Deaths ave
not nseea, unless duly aufsenfestes and psid fer.
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A pvICE TO DEAF PERSONs-ALL DEAFNESS CAN
N he cured, Providing the and drum b. good by pro-
Per than benefited syrnves
and qrpst otis DR.. uifNkh. 81 East Broaiwry ~ Y,
tho siuy prnetred by tho
cetrasd Dr. ytey London, Engia nd earring without risk
pam Once hours 20 Al A. NJ, and 70 y y. ~. daily.
NBtrpaid letters refused. No 10 letters unless
eorfAirirE 81 consult alton fee. ..rr
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7 rsr on LErrrss REsAININo IN ruE Nsw Yoax
LADIEs' LIST.

IL Post Once December Is, lot9
oyyrorsLfr rrbLrsHsD IN rHr rArrs Hsvrse rHs
LApoysr cIncuIsrror.
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