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Democratic banner., 1850-11-18

One Hundred thousand Dollars Stock
Tdken.-At the late term Of our County
Court, in compliance with the wishes Of the
citizen of the county as expressed at the
recent election held for the purpose, an or
der was made providing for the subscription
Of stock in the Pacific Railroad to the a.
mount Of 100000, on the conditions here
tofore laid down, and Wsyman Crow, OF
81. Louis was appointed agent for the comfy
to offer said subscription to the company.
Some months ago the President Of the
road requested the counties along the pro-
bable route Of said road 10 take some steps
to ascertain the sense OF the citizens in re.
ference to the subscription of stock in their
corporate capacity, and, so far as we are
informed, tits the pride of Jackson county
to have been the first to respond to that
call, and her response 10 such as to remove
all doubt Of her willingness and determines
ton to do her part in this great enterprise.
There can no longer be any doubt Of her
appreciation Of works of this character and
we hope to see a like spirit characterizing
other counties interested in this work. II
SO, We may then expect it to be speedily
completed, and, in a few years, to see the
putting trains whirling rapidly through our
midst and our county tseming with wealth
and prosperity [IndePsndencs Msssen-
ger.
Upon examining the edge Of the shsrpest
|rszor with q microscope, it will appear full.
|ly as broad as the back Of Q knife-rough,
|~unevsn and full of notchss and furrows.-
An exceedingly small nedle resembles an
iron bar. But the sting Of a bee seen through
the same instrument, exhibits everywhere
the most beautiful polish without the leas.
flaw, blemish, or inequality, and it ends in a
point too fns to be decerned. The threads
Of a 6ne lawn seem coarser than the yarn
with which ropes are made for anchors
But r silk worms web appears perfectly
smoote and shining and everywhere equal.
The smallest dot that is made with q pen
appears irregular and uneven. But the
little specks o n the wings or bodies of in
sscts are found to be the msst~ accurate cir.
ele. How magnificent is the system Of ma
.ture.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-18
EDWIN DRAPER.

Having noticed 10 the Banner Of the 6sh
inst, q certificate with my signature attach.
ed in q communication BY ", K. Kennedy,
which is only q partial statement Of tho
facts, aud 10 calculated to mislead, Kthsrs-
fore take the liberty to state the facts b
'fuli. Sometime about the first Of Octobss
last, I had q conversation with Mr. Ksnns.
.dy, in which be stated that Q difficulty bad
arisen between him and Mr.. Draper, ottd
. statement I had made about interest 90
warrant held against the city, and dssir.
cd that should sign . statement Of Whist
had passed. told him ] would. In aefss
Democratic banner., 1850-11-18

my W pay IOI TIC pFOsoCuIOnb
got up BY yourself and your learned city attor-
|ney against certain gamblers, and whether any
"wooden heads" had any thing to do with franz
ing the ordinances under which they acted, and
who appointed such "wooden head" I will say
nothing now, about the long bills Of costs and
other expenditures originating under your first
years administration, with but little to show for
them, and which have been coming up for paw
ment during the present year like the fross OF
Egypt to torment the Council, If not the Ruler
Of the city. But you may hear something more
definite about them before you commence YOUR
next ''two miles" (years) heat, and the people
may like to know more about the claims Of one
who makes such exorbitant demands of power
without law, and to know how much good he has
done, and how much he has cost them 10 Justify
such demands. Figures are stubborn thing, and
will not lie, however much they deceived YOU
while acting % treasurer. But you insist on
knowing what "other acts" to which I alluded
besides your ~usurpation. I did not wish to be
forced to name them, bat II you must have them,
I will just mention q few for you to digest, until
! ace whether you evade investigation. Ist.-|
Neglect Of duty in not enforcing ordinances In
force. I'd. Your constant habit, until checked
by the present Council, Of thrusting yourself for
ward contrary to law, order and courtesy, in de-.
batting questions before the Council. Sd. Viola.
hon Of Law and duty in refusing to sign the iour.
nails Of the Council until altered 10 sui. your
Democratic banner., 1850-11-18

-
have che "proof forthcoming" as to the so cent
tax payer, all I have TO say on that point is, that
when MI. Bets shall publicly contradict any
statement Of mine, I shall be prepared to notice
it as the case deserves, but you must excuse me,
after what has passed, for refusing to take any
thing second handed which comes through you.
But Mr.. Belts I consider a good witness, and
shall have occasion to refer to him before ! am
done with you.
Your charge that I chad you arraignsd before
the authorities for defending yourself from be.
ing assaulted in the streets,h manifests q degree
Of malignity Of which I did not before deem it
for you to be guilty, but after what has
been above stated. nothing can surprise me. I
will give the facts Of the case, and let an intelli.
gent public Judge Of the character of your mo-
lives and assertions. You had a difficulty in the
street with adrunken man-perhaps made drunk
at your doggery, for aught I know-and you
to me, tthsn acting as chairman Of the
Board Of Truslsea,) and requested that il be in
vestigated. A in duty bound, ! complied with
your request, and believing you free Of blame, I
proceeding, or proposed, to make the com.
plant only against the other party, but you in
that the account should be fled against
both. in order that 9 fair and full Investigation
should be had It was against my opinion,
Of propriety, lut to crafty you ! included your
pane. On tht trial, ! alluded to the above facts,
and said that i LETT to my ownjudgment, ! would
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Extract iron, a Later.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.

LAscAsrER, Pa, Oct. ~, 151.
NY DKhR sun know you will have the kindness baAl
With ne in sncro.ehirg yonr time, while aeknow
.cage lin behalf OF yso and wife the obligations feel
?nrr7ve: rnasr to yon in having ade known sertsn mat
Private Medical Companion. has b,en worth s weight
gold to IL express myself rather warmly you viii
that e.anot do too mly when inform you Of the
satent to wheh ihsye, through IT, been teas,ttea win
state situation when obtained book through the
Iaersst curiosity. lock it Of the most ortu
events Of nfs. had been married years
and the father OF children long s.rugns
uncessnsy to tAs end that might gain moderate
bat tho results Of utmost cxertons the end
len bou whore At the beginning Of each year; and
that only, with tho moet snod economy snoiug with
barely The noces5sries Of hte Finally this constant effort
beginning TO have its effect upon heslh felt less
capable to endure It's while et the necessity
Of perseverance,.
This constant, yncefting struggle my part i'm
pornve in consequence OF tho protrated condition Of
rife with OCCASIONAL for six years. much Of
tho time confined TO her bed, and Of Incapable Of
:skirs the ehago and management Of household aairs
Her condition from Of which igrorAnl
Oh What would have given had the sir years I've over
.sainf What you'd my wife have given TO have been
srod the long days snd still longer nights p-osras
esi OF sctnens ell OF which would have avoided had
thon seen sspy " The Married Wonaas Private Measa
SenptRoa
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'ER IN CHESTER COUNTY, PA.-We are in
by letter from West Chester of murder
ter county. The victim was Phoebe sharp
ar HameTton, IN that county. She had
,e teacher OF school, near Rocky Hill,
lies east OF West Chester. Ga Saturday
:, about eight O'Clock, az the scholars be-
assemble II the school, they discovered
G iiieless al the door, she having been shot
aek part OF the neck, SO as TO cause Instant
The wadding OF gun was living near by,
person who perpetrated the deed must
zen secreied behind walnut tree which
the distance of thirty. five or forty feet in
The door The unfortunate young lady was
Wenty wears of age. and Of the highest re-
'ility. Her unhappy fate has excited the
feeling of regret, and aroused the whole
f0n ia the vicinity of West Chester. Yes
inoniog, young man named George Pha-
Fas arrested, who is supposed 10 be The muir
tend strongly 10 Fix the crime
i'm He had frequently been seen about
be, and The gun wadding picked up was of
corresponding with number of the SItiir-
P(ning Post found upon his person. The
denies knowing anything of the matter.
nowledges that he was out cunning on the
& of the murder, but asserts that he was
lrer the school house IMAM quarter of
Phh Worth dmerican, Sept 80.
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sIcKLY AND UNHAPPY WINS.

"DAyros, Nay !, l5sf.
"DR. A. NJ MAuRIoEAu-By doar Sir: The Married Wc-
mans Private Medical Companion for which enclooed
dollsr address safely to hane. wsulj not
have troubled with these few lines but that i'm
PEELED BY of gratitude for myself and wife, vs
atteranoe to our sincere and heartfelt emotions.
Ny wife has been peroeptbly anhing for three
in Of her anguish and suf
srips rs boforo and during contncment every
and debilitsted and prostrat
her putting her life in danger and which was
ths last OCCASION dcspared Of supposed that this STATE
Of things inevitable and resigned myself the
worst A. thi, time tnow about two uonthsl heard your
book highly spoken Of containing matters reaching
my On It's receipt and peruss cannot you
the relief 1t afforded my distressed mind and tho joy its
:overy Of N. NJ DesopesgS provided remedy opened
prospect to which iitse conceived possible Nc
pecuniary consideration repay the obligations
under to for hsving teen the of mpartBs
tia matters contained The Married Privats
Medical Ccnranon But for this another would
have paused my head, in all human probability, my
wife weula have he.n in hor and children le
nsther,.re."
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IIoR FEMALES AND xALEs-DR LARzErrEsJuno

EOR FEMALES AND hALEs-DR. LARZErrEsJuro
Cordial or Prooreave Elixir, prescribed rs seotivs
and all irrsguleres Of sature II Ia 81 that IL processes
Be- yLNstures great restorative, and remedy for thoS
In the married ette without offspring It's certain
for seminal emissions general debility scet weakness
the genital sv2Ans, affections, laucorrh@E
hvsorsting medicine it sunsausllsd Aiss certain
nedy for sepient consumption ald pdsestioE Sold only
byJuDsoN co. tths only American Axentsl NO Joht
street.
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MEDICAL.

ONE h0kEST.-DIsEAsEs OF THE SKIN AND
" eheit receive the most attention OF DR. RYAN
who from facilities possessed BY here ia enabled to
orer hope and health tho Afflicted His method Of
being unknown in tho States he ASSERTS without poss
hy 81 contradiction. that these pesuar diseases in s
their forms aud stages by him treated with
tan by any other in the Union ofoe. No. 81 Pike
loan.
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EvrHy xerHnKs NOOK, OR NosALrHrsieJoGr.
II Were ths boob esy-fsliy W every ~arfos p0r-
sps IS esyise fscwed, "a. tears ~ p.ysr,y. and v'
rresFetof i.rgv faiiy 81 eA1dysn would ekvstei
Per sac e, No W sr- Alec ske Fssi. Ps-t.sasss
pIh. IHse "a pt,A 81. rsusae'p,Ss, " scuth fhiss
snst6
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INEREoOL-UHIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
ATLANTIC, Capt. Jas. West-Thia steamship will
~ the n,sils for Eurvpe positively Saturday. 0cto
! from her berth 1T ths foot Of Canal street. No
ured Until paid for. All letters must pass through
office. Fer freight OF passage, having uneluallsd
dations fer elegance or comfort apply to
EDwD. COLLINS Sc Wall az.
Gamer ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC. and
Der Goth.
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SHIPPING.

Jew YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
stesners-Ihe ships pris sing this line, are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce,
BALTIC, Captain CoInstoek.
ADRiATlC, Captain Grafton.
hips having toen built by contract, expressly for
ent service, every has Seen taken In their
"a also in their enxaes, 10 ensure strength and
n their aoeommo i.tions for passengers are une-
OF elegsnos OF comfort.
fpassage fr m New Yort TO Liverpool $3.50 Exclu-
oil extra size state rosms. $aso and $500. From Lii
0 New York, $50
erienoed Surgeon attached to each ship.
N secured until paid for.
ed dates OF sailing
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bWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall st., New York or 20
BROWN SMILEY h CO., Liv-rpoel.
nrfs on these shps viii not BE- accountable for gold
fuien, specie jeNeiry, precious stones laetais
Of lsdng are signed .herfor, and tine value thereof
Expressed.
he Isl Of April psxt the rate Of freight by the alevs
\ frcm Liverpool ' III 30 materially reduced.
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DAsts AND LONDON TnyLrsgNr or PRl


HEnll agwAsD.--JRrrPIRy ANTIDorB. rPA
WOOV size MIXTURE for The cure u 0cnorrhea elese
lectures, snd similar sssrsers. " mshss speedy cara
stsrs IN srJo,on - tssnsse TIE rrcrrstor chalienss
srsie hch ks rs Will net undor The for
fslture Eve hrrdrea deils Turtherhe disease
BE- eoatrseet doss o. hs ristrrs taken ~hsu eype.t
n IL ppt In tciss vith fol- dirsetions ct 81 Ons tstl
hts wpek-nsny cured In tive days rss sae tt o.
RING. 1872 prcaiwsvs 1@ award street.
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From . Physician.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
>narn,arra~-c rn.-,vx .-r-v-. A. =

nov many suffering from Irregularities
ecusr TO the female system which undermine hor hoal
s ssoes Of which they are snorsn and for which than
toc3oy fsrlds seeking medical sdyice! How suffer
IRON prosT.rs utsri Ealing Of the Womb from huor-
ktus twcaknsss. debility Sc. &cG How IN
s.ant n=eny fer many months preceding oonrenen How
Sany have dnsus II not danssrous esveIss and WHOSE
ros jecpardd duTBg such time viii md in IN pss
.as -e.ns ei preysRtion, smeliorAtiop, and relSt!
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DRIvATy pIsEA:Is. IN THEIR IscIPIENr srAsss.
,,es 10 .ss !, % i've s.,s IN old .si d.s, sss.. s
ssa, ,T..nsa, !. y any other IN America
ss s' G.sSi ii i..si. 'i s..is...s an. No 81
THE MANNED woxAs's PRIVATE MEDICAL con-,
p.sSn " Dr. ssurie.ss r,ois..sr q pi,,..:. :,
sssst q pay,ss ana @.ss. 70 many "a s.:-
,'. s ss a,: ~sl
.sssss :. !. Assesses ssr.ssi ..srss. vss ssssis =
t.ets 70 n,n I,r ., y IL .,. ,,.,,, =
aaiiJ IL 4. o. ssrsSI ssrcr,,ss..
ssS :;y tsss " w &. s ' 3: s,.a. =.
ye.r. In whom hatufe eontsnIlts an arortsAt oAss6A
rec .s. mes. s.r:ss MD. snI' IA r'S e.apssi
tfsssses q Letter fan s.asn.n In D,r.e., ohi.J
DArrs,. Hay |, $50.
Nv p,,R sa :-Hy ,if. has been p.s.ep..sy si.iinr 70
s'. sa l r 1s' o s ssi au sss sr
ss.msa sv,ry s-sees.v. enc nor. ana ners ashhsss<
ssss va. .s Ss IL. ss..sioa s.srss ssros
va, ~, ss.. % Aiss va, sss t,sss ns,eI
herd year tesi .cns nstssss
.s. ny ga o . .:sss ta1 1 s
n,ey y, r..s :. M s 2, ss n
r.s,s rrg,p.st " ne wiios Is. .gre.iysi ys.,-
ny yy III. % sss.
s ,ss ny ssir.S . - M.
rsrs s9s... tr...ss o. they A.. q ns.srs scty In
a.. IA Bs,sd-sy .,i :, *. rssass.,.. S~.s
ssirAj,.
the receipt Of sls corr Will bs ~rssnttsd by nal
free ~ postage sny r.rt 81 The Ur.tsd s.a.e Au st.srs
iss.si s,' , pe e Vi Is = ..s
DAsis AND LONDON TnyLrsENr or PRIVATE
Dis-sss lsnlsal uarts gcnerrhes, sleet syphilis,
cured 10 few hours, by vegetable application With
rata Csss 81 fsurecp yesrs thsA other pbysoiaas
rave psfmansny cared have structures daily
Without sause sasi,d W the tine hs .thsr
y norfl~s Ia eonsatsiien,i syphilis ssS the dfesdfal
local rnsaJ. s.n oss there are thousands tia.
esbpt. be cnrti without ~ These, and the hundreds II
ether esftfeas, shnv nst zons can equsi Yen surcs
IN Jay, ef an old Gcnorth@a-D N: Corbyn Yer
rpted me Few hovrs Of an oid p4ivste disssse-C.
DIcns' 81 lad syrbils over year vas covered ri.h
ulssre AFTER h,.pr been under the ether physsisns
~itkcut bsrsf you eursJ In rtort time Joan Rol
ssp, IT." uovis, 50 2 srd Tte9 v.
DIR LARuONr, Ne. "a Rssis street.
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I list " LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE NEW YORK

OFFICIALLY FuBIisHD Nv TIE PAPER KAvrre THE LARsEsr
CIRCULATION.
Plesse mention the date the list in which they are sd-
vettissi LARiks LIST.
Ahsrn Mrs Eliza Armstrong Ann AkrsoR Mrs, Cher
Andrews Miss Eli Austin Mrs Emeline ryst
Esheth Anderson Mrs, Chat-hpbott Hrs Eliza
Aeher, ON Miss Ellen ham beth
Armstrong Miss MaAlEOn Catherine Andrews Mrs Sarah
~ Animation ktsCla. Jane
Austin Mrs Rotsla Atridse Miss Ames
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I'VE. COOPER, n DUANE sTaEEr. HAs. yoR THl
~ funrtsen yssrs eHfped his prsetse 10 the trea
srt "a m srcsrl sad other a,-sses 81 tieato naars
ne A.. szrtvs.ed 81 THE dse>ss
ya sssss renewed ~ ,rst svstss perfseterra 81 "a
shsyse.
MO CUFE ~ rAy.-pr. coREITT, 10 DUANE eT
~ maybe scAsrhed ue treatment 81 certain sels.h
diseases rrrefec ~ sixteen ye-rs devoted q Tie treat
~ delcsts sssssss saabes Dr. O. " cure fs wcrf
e-se~r- used.
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Tbsnss Matilda @ Taylor Fanny
Thomisson Miss Eli Treuman Miss SO
lag pbia
Their Mary Ann Todd Miss Jane
fully Elizabeth 1hon Mrs
TrueAifs Mary SylvsThomas krsIIsrris
Thurston Hrs Sarah a
Van Benthusen Mrs Vincent Misssid ne
Frances ysnderhorst Mrs
Van hess HaryJane B'dway
Vernon Mrs Anna
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRlYAT MEDICAL CoMPAEIoN

BY. Oh. a. NJ. MAURICEhU,
PROFESSOR DISEASES oP WOVEN.
1s0cEssa Eiaio.. lSnlo, Up go. Prize SI.M-
THIS WORK is INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR TIA
MARRIED those contemplating marriage as dseioses
important secrets which should Be known to them par.
Gculsriy.
Here, every femslethe wife, the moterths sths1
budding into ~cnsnhood the the decline OF yesrs
In whom nature eontemplates important ohsnseeAn
discover the symptos and the most efcent
des and most mode Of cure, In complaints 10
which her is subject.
The revelations contained In Its pages proved
klesen Istters
BY the suthor which he permitted ~ tho writer's TO pab
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HER fRANkLIN.-THE UNDERSIGNED
OF the New York and aavrs line OF steamers In
III despatch sPeoisl messenger BY this vessel on
Octobcr, In charge OF their express freigat. An
iy good opportunity. TO those wis wish to have or
hutsd in tine for the return voyage, 10 now offered
LININ0SION. WILLIS & co, Wall strse.-
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Bw ORLEANS VIA HAvANA-rHrN NEW AND
,ndid steaEiship PACIFIC, Captain Nathaniel Jar
be desy stehsd az above on Friday, Dot 18th, from
cot 81 warren ST., ". Y. Passage to Nsw Orleans,
T. SO; sc ,ond cabin, SEQ Passage to Havana frat
10; second calm, SIS. The Pscifo IS new steamer
crs burthen. sbe OF great speed and has su psrior
,aaticns for psaoEssrs. Irvlgh. to New Orleans
nssn IN hnitod quantity. A. ~ cents psr cubic foot
lie 9th Last. Tor freight or pssssgs, apply at the
be u $. Nail s.ssn;hip Company, In West, corper
n ST., to <. o RO8tRTy
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MA DICAL.
MAHRlAGE .
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.

tn CAUbE ND I'll = III I'D
A1ANY AND MANY A WIFE ENDURES YEARS or
AVA bodily suffering ana Of mental anguish PROSTATE and
ae{les enbtterng her life that of her husband and
srdng the future welfare of her children from c.
which, II known, would have spared the the
TO tho WIFE, ana 20 the husband and pee
AIRY diMeE having their origin in the mind being weighed
Down and hsassed in Of tbs sokess Of
Now important that the causes should knorn ever,
wife, TO every husband that tho dreadful and
consequences to the health and happiness Of both may
avoided Life is too short and health precious ADMIT
any portion Of tho be spent without the full
meat Of the other The timely possession Of little ~orh
entitled follows has sayng The hesith
and the life Of thousands Ne over
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND
COPIES have been sold since tho edition
The suthOr has boon induced advertise urRen
and pressing request of those who have been indebted
publication for all they hold dear THAT all may OPP
portsnty obtaining and who have him with
thousands Of letters ofeneou Of which Auaexst
10 the Advertisement.
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] YORK AND nAVRk STEAM NAVIGATION
tipsny.-sor HAvre and Sen thampton.--Ths Unisos
Jail stosnahip FRANKLIN, 200 tons burshcn,t
on the 9th October, leaving Havre on the lat No.
toaohlDg A. Cores to land and receive the mails ans
- vH- freight c- passage, apply to
IoRTfxFR LIvTSNRTOs, assn. IS Broadway.
ranshn viii b shortly followed BY tha HsmsoldA
commander.
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COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE
Or POSTAGE, TO THE PURCHASER

VIZ O11h p-s ~ 49, ASaNOs'ASfN'
On TIE rcrespt Of cas Dollar, 1.-THE MARRIED wo-
kAAs PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION 10 ssnt
,r.loa ireel 80 q the Uated STATES All lstte
re poEt-rs,s lt1eept those containing remittsne
,na addressed 20 Dr. A. n. hAURICEat, box l2lA New
Isrk Cir. Publishing shoe Nc. ID IAbsrf street. New
York
OVER 1900 COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT
BY MAIL
siihin three months with perfect safety and certainty
sas 81 "a Broadway and st tho Publishing ONES II
Liberty strset New York. Little Co., Albany ". pA-
rs Bsgon o. Peterson, % Chestnut strs-t PhilAdsl
Yhs and Boskssilers throughout the United ststss.
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~ - Chsr- 5hs rsr erhio foe., pre- rsid. Freight
.sa ne por sutie footi this 81 20 each. Conagnscs
their goods ~ sAips TACKLES, innsdistsly After
&c. q The esnssny. ~ Wet ssrsss s'Ts,r (. VA.
-, ~ KobhEis;
have PREPARED fern o. hill 81 lstinx adapted 70
fsnsss which ~i h. furnishsd 10 hiprsrs april
!. the eonpesys Else. sna yisa Which tsay re-
| to prsvids themselves, as no other form will be
~ ths agents e the eemT,ry. AL bills Of lsAins
! slsnsd bsfsrs the Ealing of the vessel.
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kxtr.et from Letter.
90 YItcsP ruar -aHku yGNNNYs

"P,uI.ADsIJi,rA, Nov. 20, lszf.
"Dn. A. n. MArrIcxav Hsd known Of the irirertAxf
matters 81 in The married. Wouars Private Modi
cal Ctmrinioa come years age how rszeh misery wight
have escaped Ihs, suffered years iron taures which YEA
point book, without knowing what 10 do
..ned copy aad founi treated trust sverJ
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