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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

Our readers will probably remember
that we published statement several weeks
ago of the Rankin and Oyenshine bribery
at Williamsport. The faction for which
these men were agents were however not
alone in that business, as appears from the
following certificate, published in the Car
Isle Democrat. We have been patiently
waiting TO ste contradiction of il from
the other wing of the locofoco party, but
none having been made, it is no doubt true
TO the letter:
/, EDWARD CALVERT, one Of the Justices of
the Peace in and for the county Of Lycomng
DO certify, that Joseph Filler and Hiram Lentz,
the delegates from the county of Bedford, TO the
late Democratic State Convention, having been
daily sworn on their solemn oaths before me, on
the 30th day Of May last, did depose and say,
sioncrs of Pennsylvania, had offered each of
said deponents an appointment worth two dol
lars per day on the Portage railroad, il they
would leave Hubley and vote for Strickland.
Certified at my Office in Williamsport, 18th
day Of June, 1850. f. CALVERT, }. p.
Both factions having thus furnished proof
of bribery against each other, the people
may well pause before voting for the off
spring Of that convention-Morison, Banks,
and Brawley.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
TO THE LADIES.
MU1fs and Riding Cans

n J. RUDISlLL has just received fpe
/ v. assortment Of MUFFS. of various coIors
and prices, which he is enabled to sell LOWER
than they have ever before been offered in TN.
place.
RIDING CAPS for Ladies made TO orler
at shortest notice.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

lRoN FOR PENXsYLvANIA.-Sing as
the fact may seem, says the Baltimore
American OF yesterday, it is nevertheless
true that a business house in this city is
now shipping to Pennsylvania, by the Tide
Water Canal, parcel of Scotch Pig Iron
for fomdry in furnishing. What
viii the opponents of the Proposed modl-
iication Of the present Tariff say TO this !
If British iron finds its way into Pennsyl-
vanla fonndries, will any one pretend 10
deny that the home manufacture must be
broken up unless thc Tariff is amended
Andy Parker is trying 10 humbug some
ol our citizens into Il belief that the tariff
OF 40 is higher in its duties than that Of
IL. How viii the above facts tally with
ilis statements
me onss'1ance Of Ohio has been rendered
i Is thought he"h.s.ates Treasurer, anc
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Administrators A Notice.
Auditors Notice.

TNiiE undersigned appointed Auditor by the
u Orphans Court of Mifliin county in the
matter of the petition of HENRy LEATgoR aaa
WILLIAM HARDY, administrators OF JOHN
FOSTER, decd, pray INC for a review OF theH
administration account, gives notice that o.
VIII be at his office in lsewistown, on TUES,
DAY, 29th day OF October next, when and
where all persons interested are hereby notified
to attend. ]. DICKSON.
Lewistowa, sept. 81, l950,4t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
AUCTION!
n u s bau IN, Brothers

WMMENCE selling off their cheap and
~ weli-gelected stock of goods at AUCTION
on THURSDAY EVENING, 26th instant,
and will continue the sale on SATURDAY.
evening, 23th, TUESDAY evening, ist Octo
Der, THURSDAY evening, Sd October, SAT-
URDAY evening, 9TH October, and every day
and evening during the Adjourned Court. in
which time they contemplate disposing of their
entire stock.
Sale positive. and consequently BARGAINS
are TO be had. (Seot. 27.2t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

BAD BoYs.-An old gentleman residing
in the Valley, who generally has large
quantity of fruit which, previous to this
year, he had brought TO town for sale, when
asked few days since why he suffered his
fine apples, pears, plums, &C., to waste,
replied that he could not think of again
coming to town for the parpose of dispos-
ing OF them. He stated that when hast
here, his wagon was constantly crowded
with boys who annoyed him in every con-
ceivable way, and although he tried to con-
ciliate them by sharing out considerable
quantity of large apples, it was of no avail.
No sooner was his back turned towards
them than each one helped himself TO what
ever he could reach, and on being driven
from the wagon, began to throw stones at
him Having seen similar instances of
depraviiy ourselves, We have no doubt that
the statement given above is true. 1t
speaks badly for the reputation of those
who are suffered 10 range the streets uncon-
trolled by parental authority, and is as dis
creditable 10 the parents as it is 10 the chill
dren. It's due to all who visit us that they
should at least be safe from the thieving
propensities and malice of these Juvenile
miscreants while furnishing our citizens
with the products of their farms, and if no
other remedy can be provided, we trust
that every one who comes here hereafter
for the purpose of disposing of fruit or
vegetables, will make an example OF the
first boy detected in desRoilng him OF hls
nronertv. Two or three such cases would
effectually cure them, and perhaps make
parents more careful as to the conduct of
their offspring.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
Be on YOUR Guard !!

Emissaries will be out in the different
townships between this and the election,
who viii of course resort to anything to
make votes for Ross & Co. Do not trust
them, but act for yourselves.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

sB We shall make some inquiries into
certain matters spoken of in communi-
cation relative to the old Grave Yard, be-
lieving as we do that the ends sought will
be sooner attained in that way than by
giving it publicity at this time.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

The WEATHER.-This neighborhood
was visited with succession of thunder
storms from Wednesday evening until this
morning, during which time considerable
quantity of rain fell.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-,

An amendment TO the Naval Appropria-
ton Bill abolishing flogging in the Navy,
was adopted when reported to the House
on Monday, by a vote of l3I ayes 10 %
nays. The Bill was then passed by vote
of LII ayes to as nays.
The principal Appropriation Bills wiz
probably pass this week, and Congress adj
journ on Monday next.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

BREAKERS AHEAD.--A correspondent Of
the Telegraph writes that second Loco
fOco County Convention met in Crawford
county, and nominated second Locoloco
ticket, and resolved that they could mol
cote for J. Porter Bra'ciey for Supeyor
General!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

"a Although thankless job, we intend
printing tickets " For" and Against the
Amendment to the Constitution. They
can be procured at this office on and after
Monday next
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27
WHY IL IL So?

We have thousands of acres of noun
tain land covered with timber suitable for
being converted into charcoal-water-
power in abundance-an inexhausilble
supply of superior iron ore-turnpike,
railroad, and canal facilities for reaching
market-furnaces, with all the implements
necessary for carrying on an extensive
business, ready for tenants-laborng men
who would gladly find employment, yet
of what benefit are all these things to
Miffiin county As we'll might we be
without them-as well have them removed
to Great Britain, France, Germany, or
some other country where laboring men
arc half-paid or half-fed, for here they seem
to be out of place and of no use. Why
is this so Ask yourselves, citizens of
Mifllin county, and in spirit of candor
come TO a conclusion. There must be
something wrong, or there would be men
among YOU who would embark in the man
ufacture of iron and iron ware-who would
give employment to hundreds now making
precarious livelihood in doing such work
as can be had, and who would in turn be-
come consumers Of your produce. There
must be something wrong, say we, and
who doubts ii? If it were not so, our
hills and furnaces would wear a different
aspect, and where silence now reigns su-
prcme, the cheerful notes of business and
activity would be heard in every quarter.
You all know this, and knowing il, CON
slider it well and apply the remedy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

FINE PEAcHEs,-We are much indebted
to e. E. LocKE, Esq, of Locke's Mills,
for basket of large and delicious peaches.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

Mr.. EDITOR A correspondent OF the
Democrat, in labored article IN favor oil
John Ross, holds him up as the particular
friend of the poor man. | suppose he al
ludes particularly to his friendship for the
poor about the time the Lewistown Bank
failed, when Ross was supervisor on the
Upper Division. CRowBAR.
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!" HI. be received at the Office Of VIII.
w LIAM M'KINNEi, Esq, Reedsvile
Miffiin county, until IL O'Clock, NJ, of TUES.
DAH Y, October -, 1850. for the GRADING
and SFONiNG Of eight miles of the Millheim
and East kishaeoqnillas Turnpike Road, CON-
mencing at Penn's Creek, below Finke's Mill,
in Centre county, and ending at the public road
neal the house of Robert G. Shaw, in Miff1in
county. The work VIII be let in half mile
sections.
Also, at the same time and place, propossls
will be received for the ERECTION OF A
BRIDGE over PenD's Creek.
The Plans and Specifications Tor the above
work can be seen at the office of w. M'Kinney,
President of said Company, at Reedsville.
w. M'KlNNEY, President.
E. Z. LOCKE.
JAMES M. BRowS,
DANIEL KRAMER, Managers.
SEBASTIAN MussER,
WILLIAM BAIR,
Sept. u, 1S50td fDem. copy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

The PoTATo RoT.-The accounts OF
the potato rot in the Eastern States state
that it is making great ravages with the
growing crop, which ii is said, will be more
destructive than in any preceding year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

Y A military eneampment is TO come
off at Mount Union, Huntingdon county,
on the 18th Of October.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

WIN. ID. LEWIS has been confirmed as
Collector for Philadelphia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-27

me onEs"aace Of Ohio has been rendered
i IS thought he @a.e.ates Treasurer, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-09

lev tie range Il TIE market Beef Arn With sale
OF leo barrels City, at ole Beef hams esser 81
$le $n. Cut nsats wsgs In nodsrats request, and
Urn, With salss Of 10 tisross hams, ct %. 6Ho
Shoulders were nominal ct 10. . 4ko. Lard Vas nrm,
With good business doing and Gales q $50 bsrrs q
oMe. ekc. fer fair to prime; and 20 barrels sne
heroes grease, at bke 90 Butter and cheese were
unchanged, and In fair request.
REAL EsrATE-Ws give below the sales when were
made ct he Merchants Exohsuge shis day 81 LOT cor
$l,eS0; gore sdjoining 500; gsrs en- Twenty
eighth street, near sseosd avenue 5000 90 sojcsn-
ST.: do do s20o: do do $3.50; lots ON Eighty
seventh street. Seventh avenue east 2Sxloo 500
esch $500; lots Eighty sixth street near Fourth
avenue esst 2Sxlo2 1855 each S7l0 house ana lot
ae5 Brcoms street 2Ixs2, s+46o; do do. so Laursns
strest 2Oxc2 5000; do adjoining 2lx83. S3,eO0 do
l3s sixtse street, 26xl0S. S44b0; gore corner
Eighth avenue and Twenty rinth street, $1,000.
N Paan Nan
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ed.


On Thursday morning eth instant, after q long ILL.,
Eess. GEcRcE VAUGHN, aged 60 years and 10 days.
His friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from his late residences
No 80 LsiR rtreet, Saturday March
at o'clock. His remains will be taken to Trinity
Cemetery for interment
On Friday morning, March sth after short Illness
EpwABD TAYLeR CRosrS son of Daniel and Laura Gro.
min aged years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday after
noon ct o'clock from the resdsacs OF his mother
No. los vsrck street, without further invitation.
n b. California paper please to copy.
ON Friday, March Sth, Of consump tion, MARGARET,
wife Of Abraham w God. aged rs years and day.
The rierd Of the family in vted TO attend her
funeral rom her late residence No so Jones street,
at four o'clock Saturday the eth inst Her remains
will be taken to White Plains for intermsn Sun.
day morning
At Staten Island, on Wednesday March 9th, An.
eaIL, conSort f Walter Dopgan, Ia the slst year Of
her sgs
The funeisi vii, take place this Saturday morning.
ut 10 O'Clock az the residence of her husband Castle
ton, Staten lizard.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited O. attend.
March 9Th, Mrs ELizs SrErr. widow OF James Steer
after ir ing illness. in the cad of her
The Trends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence l2I Ham,
mersley ctr Get at half past o'clock r. NJ Sunday
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood, for inter-
ment.
On Friday, the sth March, at two o'clock of water
en- the brain sged months and days, Isaac, son of
issse aru k.iiya Larue
Tbe htids i~iAtivs CT the family are requested
oeloek fem thc as father I35 Chambers
street,
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R R,,.. v . RSiss us S.nd 'sTJ FULLER Nv
Johnson John hayden, John Gsss%sr n s'ssI WIZ
: " rsSn@dI,H / csr.S; a + Hedges. F H5s
Barron William Murray. William Miller i J
RRoter,s, Jasper Large. McAlpine. A Gindrst W
f M w,ItS a., g.u .Tysns Jsmi' gs and hay
samuel Tanner, Z smith, George Norris, Asiei Ab-
bot Donald Grsnt. Thomas croghan Slater, Gibson
VIM III silver. Warren Leland, benjamin. Ober II Crane
Cerr eson Capt Paul Eenson.
CnARLEsroN. -sehr Col satteriy- Mr. Porter.
TUESs IMAsp- Brig Lyra--JaeOb A Cobb. chas Hughes
aud lady, Joyce.
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JANKrRo- Ship Haris- Mr. and Mrs Lepeysr Mr. Co
nicz Mr. Ceouit Mr. Gerard Mr. Wilson, Mr. Lewis
Of RIO Janeiro.
CALIFORNIA.
SAY Francisco Ia the Lovett from lain n
fsrhlns. itssc Pierce. John Araoid. Chas Wilson.
Prirgs, Eco. ~1'
sAN FRascisco- ship ysrceus. from Boston. Mr. John
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IN RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE aPaACTIcAL PRI.

nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF TIE "PRACTICAL PRE-
~ Treatise &o.-Ohoe hours9 to II A. n; to 2.
NJ sunday excepted Greenwich street. Those whs
Prsed the ease and rapaiy Of the cure In Structure
trossng stages; ALSO in Seminal diseases &c. iron
advantages and extensive practice, he
such certain SAFE and radical he show
ample for stating be Obtained from other in
ArlericA-
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MARKETS ELsEwHERR.


PHILADFLPHIA. March s--first Bonrd--30O State Ca
1t0 no Union Canal IS P-nnsyivsnia Railroad. 4 50
1sys 100 Morris Canal 100 do lG $50 DO s6 Nor
Railroad, Sh; acc0 Reading bonds, ~, do
kS Bspyer xesdow q: 100 1iraId Sank 2, 400 State
Ss ~; 80 fenps, yania Bsns mo- ~ Mechanies Bank H
Bsni. 2h a csmpsrcisi Haul. 81 y Union Bank Tan
nsssee S 40 sehuylki NsviEation, is. Second Board
1000 Chssspeaks And pslaws,e Cans. o. 90 81 PHIL
City 6s, 80 Ice; SEQ Union Canal ny; ~ Pennsyivania
Railroad 80 So Lehish Inters. II 20 Mechanics Bank
NL 50 Inisn Bark Tenn. y, S00 Norris Canal III $50
Reading Earoad 3o'l; $50 do, 2l st99 sehayls Navi
gah. 20 istto Reading Eonds, 80 &1l 5000 Sehuylk
Navigation CO, 6S, 5ih
PALrIMesr March $1,000 Unite State. 6s 1907 1884
shares Bank Baltimore 944 10 Mechanics Bank, l6
l0BAtimore and Ohio kailroat, 81; do. 537I.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BsrcBToN Cattle MARKEr, March 7. At Market-75
beef cattle ii pairs working IL and calves;
225 sheep 100 swine. Prices-Beef cattle, extra,
So % Grtt quality So second quality S. IS; third,
81 IS. Working Oxen-sslss at 500, %. ~, So Cows
and Calves $50, % q. Sheep-S3, 80. One extra
lot at Sc lot sold ct IS each. swine-4 90. Re-
tail 4 to &c.
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~ EW AADlCAL bOVko-h AaS iva
IN work. the nature aud treatment OF private diseases
structures and all Kindred affections Of the urinary organs
illustrated by great number Of beautifully oolored plates,
large lfs BY Homer bostwieh n D. Large 9usito.
$50 pages I'd edition Price $40 Extract from the Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal-it may be said
t. Be equal to Rioers Actions work on the same family
shed In this eosntry Author Of the work on Seminal
Fourth Edition, IA plates Price 81 For sale at the Pub
shers Strnger Townsend IA Broadway and By the Au-
thtr 500 Broadway.
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wosASs rstvArl MEDICAL co.,

g
psnios-By Dr. A ~ hsttiesau Frefsssr 81 pee s.es
q Nemen-rern esitsr. lsmo. W. 1o-rnee, s.-Yesr.
eftrssrnG q phys cal s-t mental anguish May ., AZ
fssorae wife, asd rscunsry diGsaiues toe k-.sssd
.'fh, ssvs s.ss sp.rss ~ sn.y v.sssios Of is
lag marriage AZ ds.lssss rsstAst sssrsts v,iss should
teinov % - them rsrtieuisr;y.
To thce vhess health tces ret permit 81 iacres Of IA
nily, 10 Of especial in perAnoe.
Here, slss svery fsnsistks vfs ths rotA.r-.ss one
sthes buddins late % the ers In the dess 81
years IN vhcn natare eontsurisss mrettsst eh,n.
rensdie ana meet certain scds u svsry
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trxtrset .. Letter fron esstienss W Dsy.o- ohs
Dsyro-. sAyf, ls9
NJ Desr sr-ny wife has Beer rsrretthiy ssssins FOR
three In ecsscgoeAcs
ssd ssferpe months before sEd duriss her
svery srcce<sive snd tettaed and
~ hes p,tisg her life in which wss
the last osssssos tespsrss ef rroet that this
asg vas iseyitssis srd rs~sssd mys,; q meet .hs
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mrsrtes W v ssrniss that the discovery
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tcr ~ =. y, srrsss er tsess Contemplating msvrs<s
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DR LhNsI''s FIYAlEPEsIoDIOAL PfILs Az
DR. RALrs's PRACTICAL PRIVATE rREArIsR ON

~ the nature SYMPTOMS, rFoSrcss eonsequeaces eds
snd of the genital Including strs
tnrs dresses resembling yenee. gwen vOrt
se Sc adapted 20 sssrJ ntvl daA Of both setts mi,
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inented 20 e practically ufefu 70 rvery psc.
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EoR rEMALEs AND NALEs--DR LARzErTEs ~
~, oSrss o. Procrss,,e Elis prescribed eass-
be Viz Nature. Crest Restorative and remedy fes those
E. r;ssS. Ssss. ssss S:ss.. :as ss
sraps medicine Il IS ussSusi xso ss,,t As al S
jsha Iss ,ss ~ p and Sold at
- JCDsoN Co., the only American Agents.
DR MORRISON IS coSrIpESrIALLY CONSULTED
~ en- all forms u Private Diseases practice Of thirty
asy ssus and Sais csy sss.s
= M w. u fS5' Fl no Fee See bis London
QSnO REwARD-JEFrRfEy AyTrporE. A sPr-
ROOO cite Mixture for tbs cure Of Gonorrhos Giost
,sas, sns similar disorder makes speedy
eh,ng. IN application 10 business The proprietor ehasbss
ur hundred so rarSsrss: s disease ,s. 5
;. ssn,,ts dose q N, MIXTURE = tst.n yhos GO,l
,,s ssst.psny are cured n two days. For sas b. G. d.
pEIyATE DISEASE CURED IN ONE DAY, Br A
%sa. rom an, an, s surs .s,rs
y.sfs Europe with success 10 every Dr. Larnoal
ssaes stree has ease. daily -hieh have baea the otsr
No CUBE NO rAY.--ps. cosBITr. u DUANE Sc.
ss..s: ,se,,s. Of 'Iissp ,esr' devoted %, treat
term q this dses Recent in thrse days. No
nn JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET. so WE'LL
rsprs,isn fer i IN ,ksss ss.. .hs, nae.
.sistes for years. siau. csrstutoasi Vssiasss
ssss 70 ioas !. ;''' ''' '''0' 'uF'' a'''s'
DR LhNky's FINALE PERIODICAL PILLS AgE
ihs rssu The eomhnsd knov ledge and sxprisucs q
rsTs have BEEN use, :, s. .nsriss mS. ~ y.
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street ,,srs be may be eotfsen,aiy consulted al as
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Married,

Announcements Of Births Mavriages and Deaths ere
tnS~.,sd r-ss daily aisthstrcg,ed and paid for.
Married,
On the 6th instant. by the Rev Mr. Campbell, J.nks
II. Vas RPER, OF Paterson, N. j., to Miss MARI c.
WooD, of tEis city.
In Philsdelpkis, eth inst, THEoDonE d. HADLEr to
ELIzABETH ANN, daughter Of Henry Cornish.
In Baltimore, Goth ult EDWARD BOWEN to Miss MARY
ANN WIILLr.
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Cleared.

Telegrnphtc.
See .J soianns for shs latest Marine rntel-
Genes by Telegraph.
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nOCTOR YOURSELF PRIvATELY-F02 Is CENTe--
By means Of The Pocket sculapius or Every One His
Own Physician. Twenty fourth edition, with hundred
sssravpes showing Private Diseases Of
the Generatve System In shape and FORM by william
Ths various forms Of Secret Diseases Seminal Dis
he Prostate Gland, Impetency Solitary Habits Of
Youth are faithfully described all the given In
plain Language The chapter on SELF Abuse and Seminal
Weakness s worthy Of particular attention. and should be
read BY Young who have been
the care shy doctor no what
be- get Of tb. rsy useful work Strangers visiting
the city particularly those contemplating marriage don
think Of returning home without of the Pocket dscu-
Dr. Youngs Treatise on Marriage Eeouapus Of
Every One Bis Own Physician Any sending
book BY mail six copies win be sent for dolisr Adj
ana for sale By s.ripgsr Townsend 2s2 Broadway New
Xn.A
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I Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TnE NEW YoRE

= y
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING TIL
LARGEST ciRcULATIoN.
Pease mention tho date Of the List which they ad
vertised. LADIES LIST.
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nR JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, so WILL.
- Known In the r.atmsn; 81 tele,s disvs1s-rhs Doe
rt reputation for 81 III in tkose hscurei th,t
rstei for years. rre- suncrt Cersttutoaai ssslsss
sIoa5h % 1 secret habit sseeusy su-sd Recent cssei
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rs,A Sr,h ~. , a nsssa
Airir, kpt Puerto Cssso. Leviss Cav. sharp Chsr,
,op. MARI Asp Guest, Bcimes Erers; fenri'snis Endi
cott %; nary miller, Fesceek, Bostsn.
Clesred--Bsrk selsh AAins, Besscni hrig Ann MARIE
Bell, ~ Bsrii scho May Asn Cu 81. Halmss Pi.bufl
City. Mar kifisr Peacock. Bestcn.
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EoHelgn Halle.

Lsrrss BAGS II s,..nsrs I,sts Nr B.vsus and South
crnsr tt thsriss,sn. will ecss 81 ne H~rsid once IN
day. At bali -. o'clock fle.al viii lea,
the shevs oa % Tor California wish et:srs aai small sss
Ffitas. 18th. for steamer Eerctss.
LfrrsH ses % stesrsr Isels Ter Havana and Scush
fr tsricstcn, viii cloee tA~ Esshsnge Reafr
Room, COZ fsshsag, Wall street, tbs DAY, q. half past
O'Clock.
srsea Messenger viii l,sv. ltsvs srce fer csu
fcrss vtth ei ere and snail pseksss, Friday 18Th
steamer Chstose.
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QSnO REwARD-JEFrRIEs AyTIporE. A sPr.
RIyATE DISEASE cuREp IN ONE DAY. BY .

No CUBE NO fAY.--DR CoaBITr, ~ DUANE sr
nfy 20 consulted On the treatment Of certain delicate
desses grsotce Of sixteen devoted 70 ths treat
ment % eelcste diseases enables curs ths grs.
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