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and departures from good old customs II nos spprsvsd
o. grmly tolerated BY ths nldsv II the mesting
but when tho young folks have paired od snd assumed
the responsibilities Of the marriage state it u expected
that they viii abandon frivolous drsss and pursuts-
and II 70 IN expectation which is generally fulfilled
The house Of our worthy Collector, Mr. W. D. LOWS,
was entered on Saturday night last and robbed Of
snverware to the amount Of $500. few nights since,
entered BY big black burglar, who having made his
appropriations quietly attempted to mako his escape
by ths back w.y One fths bosrders young spirit
attempted to head him of. Cufy made for tn. gate
but our Virginia heroine, screaming, sssed him BY tho
WOOL and she held she screamed on The villain
drew his knife and made several desperate plunges ~
her. which did more injury to her clothes than to he.
person. He finally made his escape, but was arrested
the next day, and fully identified By the young
lady, and fully recognized By the police o. an Old
offender
this city on Wednesday or Thursday next During
her brief stay Philadelphia she will be the guest OF
Captain u w. Binder.
A cargo Of lee, from Boston, is being discharged
from vessel at one Of the Schuylku whArves.
Mrs Kemble reads "King Lear" tonight. Tho read
ings Of the divine Fanny attractive
The weather Is bright but continues unseAsonably
GOLD Ice formed In our cutters last evoning ct least
one-Quart Of an inch in thickness.
The members Of the theatrical profession In Phila-
dephia, taking the hint from your Dramatic Fund
Association have formed themselves into society,
which they style "The Actors Order Of Friendship"
To give the order prominence and fair start they
getting up grand fancy and dress ball. which Ia to
come of at the Chinese Museum on Monday evening
next. 1t promises to be a brilliant affair.
The bill Internationally divorcng Mr. Forrest fron
his wife Catherine passed the lower branch OF our
state Legislature this morning BY vote OF AZ yeas TO
40 nays Mr. Forrest and his friends, in force arc at
Harrisburg and quite confident Of yet being able
to carry the bill through the Senate.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.


.4rpeoonee Of Nev York Modeis-4'rest BY the Poscs
Respectable Wihxs~s-Sunday Fire Rioss-Meis"eIey
S~ieide-LaUyrs' Fisht-WintsrIsh, &C.
company Of New ork male and female artists gave
exhibition on Saturday night at Washington Hail.
consisting of tablesu vvants comprising twenty views
Including Venus rising from the sea" So; previous
to which, the female Sercnaders appeared; which
attended by about 500 persons, among whom were
most Of the old bald headed and gen
off quietly and the indicate land smutty jokes
highly relished by the audience and nineteen Of the
twenty tableaux had been given when posse OF
about twenty police officers mounted the stage and
seized the five female models in their silk tights and
about dragging them of to the watchhouse with
out giving them time to dress, when the audience in
terfcred and compelled them to wait until they
dressed, and also nssted that they should procure
carriages for them The girls fought like good fellows
and had the Of the company stood firm, the
suit might have been different They taken before
Boardley and gave their names as Julia Ann
Butler Elizabeth wharton Frances Holloway, Martha
Miller, and Jane Jordan, who held them to bail to
answer this morning on the charge Of violating an
forming without license Jacob Craft. the charge
Of being concerned and Of aiding and abettng in this
exhibition, was also held to bail Some Of our most
morning as witnesses.
The rowdies belonging to the New Market fire COM
pany yesterday broke loose from the restraint pro
duced by the genemanly department Of the New York
fremen. and made an indiscrninate attack half
dozen companies Baltimore street, causing OF
the most disgraceful Sunday fights that has taken
place in city for some time The beautiful appa-
ratus OF the Friendship was also damaged BY the
row and the members driven away from the
by showers Of bricks There were several small hres
during the day the only one Of account was the
burning Of the roof and the upper story of the
s.on Of Frederick Konig Esq, on Pine street There
we're riots at several points Of the city during the
day, Of which Was between the Lafayette and
Franklin.
A young man, named John Marec, committed suicide
yesterday morning at the house Of Dr. Laroque, at
about eight O'Clock. lie went to church at an early
hour and returned about O'Clock retiring to his
room. About an hour afterwards, he was found sus-
pended by the neck to the bsnnisers Of the stairway
perfectly dead He had been very uniortun nate In busi-
ness, which produced something Of = settled mean-
choly
On Saturday last In the city court, pass Of words
took place between W Wlam p. Preston Esq, and Vol
ger 4. Lovesrove, Esq, who were trying case On the
adjournment Of the court Lovezrove attacked Preston
In Court House lane when regular hght ensued but
they were separated by the lookers-on.
The past two days have been quito wintersh, and
this morning the guttev are cased In oe The sun
shines out quite warm, however, and there 70 .
prospect Of more seasonable weather.
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Passenger. Arrived.
kosfts-Brig Sarah brv~n-ss..rs seely and Eyssnxs.


Passengers sailed
CnAcR ns-steamship kmpirs ti.y-Jas konneA oserrs
Stephens. hndrsv iutnam, symmes. = Snlss Hs'
rsrts L4vsr, King D HILL Csllett D wsih,
er Mood. " brown. > " ilcos, II Ceat~. l. hnnt
n bolcrdge kouno. "A hiiir. ID tes-r, n fesssr,
J q turtis A Penny, Lows AspinvAlL " Deerinx W
hsek, Taylor Craxtn Randall, Jno erh hr ~
Ton'sroy, fhamas Duss, wiss,, l. rses. riss Z
halt A psirohild. v Brown. Crrmb, " chvrdes
Gro 4 hitney, X NtamA r.rner, kIossrtsen' es
lden, W N Nice, L. Isring. W Lcv-isnd syer,
kyer, IA T. Wynant@, Jas Taylor, A Chspin brnshsm
tsflsrt, , Fostaans, seth bsrks, Csessssy, ssss
NII,usr n kIcs, Jr, G f~srsey. W Lovne, noesrt
Iari. A /. Rsy, tLar.s Nhitiock, Bsthen hieixes
BiutLer samuel henst-sa, yhss James. Ihss wse-
her Jchu n kar,in Hsscr, ljnse. kkunts Nchsis,
rs wsller is'ssosr, "a Crppeu. wseeier. A
hsr,ana lin. Lyon houos. ssnss Austia. Dsrr,
a kitse,lien. q Snsith, George Allen, Buexlay,
Hensy SpsIn, Doe Lnoiov. g hunt Gr-en, Aisoas.
~ ts,en.an, tsrell, IA beokinridxe ChAmberisaa.
\ brvsks. B Pierre, heLsnslin, r feunG W u
u burcl. - hoot, hSse~s, binshsm Taylor, !
IrpIsp y . has,erton. km-iey. NJ ArHsey, u Hall
A thsrn.sn, Is~is Isrllsle, yas Carlisle " IIayast
fsk. A bosen-t. hyoeret. " A kosnay. "a Burnay
kicfsrds. ttsries n trenoh. sm n, Grorss Hard. u
v tcek, t.os, I.ss. y. Jsm.. alder. n B
Nn nsrd, n brissisr. ~ B,rsey. "A Latslsesid. j
a. htstd, tccree W hSers, ksth Oske, De,eavor-
lsrs, heeney, Issl, 3 tsr~~ii. wtnsm v
tc,rrsJ, pnun Shccsrnf gsetsor BATES. Clencs Wood
- fu.t. lcsfte, tutksr. "a. AZ. ! q Bacslsy
gcin SerruS 1hce bsuy, Inos sac, ssiil. 10 Ca.nn.
btst,t, De tlark. l,ha rvOstey. Brusson. Jsas
ftrrs. itssh lerris. Jat- fowrn tsesf.s isen.as
- ftst 4sfn t-tasu. Wa fstsu. Aliaa Alisn,
Z Nt4t.ts.b W.i.t.s z Fsh s-f..las . q eslss y d
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Our rhiiadeiphis Correspondence.


tn Tfteuds' rsariy Mesfing Re~srf,c Bwrisrp- -IN
T~ Actors BaH-TI Fcrea Dstcvre BR
The Yearly Meeting" as is termed. Of the Society
% Friends Of IN. phAdeiphis district commenced In
this city on Saturday last, which may, in part 40
count for the refre.hing weather With which have
been favored fcr the last forty eight hours There s
an ides abroad ths, the Priebds body are silent.
IT, b~i surely. the decresse-thst IN. followers of
Penn. Ike the Abcriginecs % Amerie. are quietly
melting away This 10 not the case, aud the Friends
were as communicative as other religious denomins-
tlons their statistics would show very respcetsbl.
aud healthy increse. n h true that THE increas.
does nas shou hssn In a multiplication of brosi
tf riasd hats shad bsilied coets aud ccsl-scuttls
lanret,. for 10 tell the truth the young Quasers
ana Vuhkeresses have a. much Of the lesven %
sia tasrn In thin IL pc~scsset hy the lambs
uf ihs Rpiscopelisn, Presby erisn aud Methodist
ffstt Thy too are not inscnsibe 20 the gracefaly
.sr rtts q the garments of the fashionable and
f~i uot inddct,nt 20 the vsnities OF Bar
r foou snd shun not the sousseAs" a. s,rs
........ . .Irffr st.ft - A~rN s'rsrts WhNa
81 ~ ygvns sad aEmarried, thoss essssr,sst,-s
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= Hat: sat. A B.n. a Wee, hsssss. w,is.S
H:ary. Ias R.lss.a. Inward sssrsis Ohas BremH. "
S.T; Sa:,s. SS.Si,:s Ss,s: ~
M% T:ui. fs ssrs gs.,a De- c. cts Ds,..s
w.ss 's; W. Hem Hss., s';s cs.:I. wSGssssss:
Earphy xzrselsr. nsSossal nm sHs:ss Bss:rs
e' sssis. fs'tos s1s.l.. s ss SssH. G,s..., S,s.
Hrdssss ssss ,ss Sss e:snss. essn,s Ss. r:..::
ocs Nv ksn. Es:.Ig SsSssi. rff. as,t;.: Ii::
La W Collin. W Mckinley. A WAlkss B Rsssman. Ne
Kinley. 81 inner. Allen. Chambsriain, Johns
Record, : 01rss. Albess Ran:s Jas whi.lAv. v Z
BattolPh. Hoset Mr. Hunt. T ! Nsssat II II Ma
bine. Allen, Jr IL ssstssa. Rlshmosd b q JsSs-
r. Porter % John SeS..iss kGIfa G:. sssssssise ssisS
Hall. hsCionsI. yss Thenpssn q dihbs G.tss =
willard, Iadd RAaiip. Hutshssn; " 2 noclsiiAsl
Harris, Ea,sss I cssasass C. w.iSs, 's1;i wsssi..:
Hailock. Peer. coehrsns. wissoh, = Jones,
Z Jones. BAtemAn, Jones. Jcues, Gssrxe Jr
Parry o Parry wiAms Williams j Norcrc;s y
css TssssSsr cisrf 'ss ci.ls. ~ tiss:s Sss:s
o Kelly. Y W Bates. W Rssts. HAwkin.. c WEE
var. kontssus, yenninr, Barnes = Siadls Can
.inP, Couch. " haiiets, O Phelps. sia.isy !
T. Sr k'fx ssspns c.'E' s.: VI,
:szs. z y Noon, II white. II Mills n Wiliisms WI
Bsxsr H II HILL W Davis, chAtfeld. Beers. The
mas, Reese. Lswis. Geo Beach, ENoyss, Gorhsa
~. George D Aver. CLARK. II Fox. q Rodgers. =
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MEDICAL.


WHAT Is THE 0RRATEsT ARCHITECT IN rHy
w Worldf Watts's Nervous Antidote for tbuds -
human constitution What s the grsatest lawyer ~
vordf Wattss Nervous Antidote Tor ~ rights
Mature What 10 the Ersstest In the woridf
Nervous evA ana
moral conduct What the greatest scuptor world
Watss Nervous Anttdots for that gives
man the beauty Of marble with its drmness What th
greatest poet il the worlds Watss Nervous 10
What 10 the grcAtest seheolmaster in the wordf NasS
Nervous Antdoe, for taught that know but
before knew It. What is the greatest optosn In ~
wordf WAttss Nervous Antidote for that Il
clesrness Of vion but brightness to tho sys What VI
greatest musician in the world Nervous
that anniLAes all unharmonious chords In the whole
frame What the sreatst mechanic In the world! Wss
chimes in order What 10 the warrior in the wsrd
watss Nervous Antidots for that conQuers diseases
nothing conquered before What the greatest
In the world Wattss Nervous Antidotc for that
past offence. and Adudses every man health strength ss
Wsttss Nsrvous Antdoo for that rcuvenates
old age What Is tho greatest doctor In the wordf waN
Nervous Antdots for that what all the doctors
could before What is the greatest surgeon In the worids
fluid. which surgeon could. What u the grsatss
blessing in the worldf WAtsss Nervous Andos for th
good does deserts the pain eA the srengt
II gives and the cheerfuness Ii creates LAST forever
had At l02 Nassau street. 81 bottle $9a dozonsent
part and the money returned IL not found eaestaA IL
pssivsiy pity that any person should be aicted wiz
debility simply because thsre have been nI
satisfy dollar shall rsturned but mind q
not promise bottle will every disease Of ior.
standing but IL Will give SUFFICIENT Indications Of wAAt
can do o
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Tcl~graphie Reports.

Nrw oaLsArs, April H. 1850
The sales Of cotton to-day bales and for the
week 1000, ut barely an re decline since the receipt
Of the Burops's news Middlng quoted at l1He, and
good middiing ct 1lxs. The receipts 2i1 900 bales
behind last year. Corn haS advanced with sales Of
sooOo busheas, 81 "a ose. Rio coffee has declined
hesvHy ssvco thousand bags cold 81 g. sAles Of fair
sugars have bces made ct 3Es.
Nrw 0nLsass, April ls-P. NJ
The cotton market exhibits change, aud the sales
for the week, ending this day, 10000 bales. We
quote middling, ike. whskey has declined TO 1exe
Ds. Yiour rules heavy, and quotations lower.
BALrrsoHs. April l5-6P.M
Tho movement In -four comprises 900 bbls Howard
street. sa - 81 and 1000 City Mills ct s. Red wheat
Is quoted, 81 10, and vblte 81 10 81 20. In prOvi-
slons and othnr articles Of produce there marked
change.
TIN COTTON cnor AT THE SOUTH.
WAsBIserss, April 1S-P N.
L~<tes from the interior Of south Csrcina complain
Of heavy rsns which have nearly flooded tho country
and caused rather bad prospects FOR the cotton crop
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oAy ssn up 70 hs~ses snl lots, fsr which We fellow
ing prices WvrS obtained -Houss END ls>, II London
Terrace 50; do, $40 0recnwieh sresA $780, los
corner Pm eighth street and second avenue, 1txles
S7o0; do adjoining each 3Sxi0S, $S1e ssch $l1l0;
do fity ninth serees, second avenue 2Sxl0o
81 $50; do. adjoining esoh stxl0e, $500 each,
DO de-, each 3sx10O $sSs each, 81 IN; do on Third
avenue, Hiny-eighth street. 25Kl0o $50 house
and lot adjoining 4sxloS $4,000; soss adjoining esoh
26x1O6, 81. 40 each, $28a0.
Rcr-sales have been made Of 100 casks, ~ 50 Is .
IS 62x, the latter price for choice
SEELs-A sals Of 400 bushels CsloustA dax seed was
made at 81 20. GrAss seeds are quiet
SUoAas-Prioes exhibit no material change and the
sales l50 hogsheads New Orleans, ss aye 70 I
Wnrsxxv-The market was quito nominal and very
heavy Prison held at z3Ac. 23hc, with buyers
II x3c.; and Drudge at $50, time and interest.
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On Monday, April 18th, J.nss OLAs.vcx. son Of
Benjanis and Mary Ann Gomperss aged four years.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend his
funeral this afternoon. st o'clock. from his late
residence, 1o1 Bowery.
Departed this life Monday, lsth instant, Of consump
tion, DKrn Nvlnsns, native Of ireland Hnniskilsn,
County T~smansgh, aged ~ years and months.
In-law. Charles McConneloSue, respectfully re-
quesrd attend hs funeral st his late residence 3
Aadisop sxreet, on Wednesday ane~poon, ct O'Clock
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nEAFNESS-USE DIX. hcNAIRs ACOUSTIC or
~ for the Of D~afnes-aso. all thoss disasrceak
noises like the hussns Of insects. falling of water whszi
of steam, which symptoms Of approaching deafres
Many persons who have tcen deaf for fifteen
years. and subject to trurpetA, have afN
using bottles thrown aside these
made perfectly WE'LL ~ has cured cases Of tan. hfteeu
thirty standing Of Deafness Sold oaiy COY,
STOCK & 90. BROTHERS, 81 John street. A.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LApElrHA, April I6-Cotton Hrm, but quiet,
old rates Flour Is selling In small way ct IS per BIB
for fair brands and So rs . IS s7k for extra. Oor
meal is held at So G2h Rye -four selling at - slk
Whest-about 5000 bushels Of red held at 1l0o., an
ll4c for white Corn-uons arriving. and quotation
Soc See for good yellow. Peunsylvanis oats si
worth $50 sugar and oofee firm, and sales limite'
Holasses dull.
The New York herald., 1850-04-16

Csr~vvtco. March 27Arr bris Sarah william. oess C"-
r.toss sshr rsuiine. Suile~. Chasr-s. -. ,s-.---
Hkvkss April t-ehips ard tarss Jenres i-nnsS'n'
fsht OF eht Prospect ndevood for hasnsss and bos
rest day; Mary Kendall Creek. frhs ~ snsr c'os..
crsrso tclra ~ c-te- irs ~ esy ra~'r sagvsfa.
h.L..l. 90 % an A---r--. E-,l. - a---- NV
The New York herald., 1850-04-16

DRivAIE DISEASES. SEMINAL wEAKNEss 0RNs
tAl aetiy female plaints &e nfallhly aud spssi
esred BY DR. Do Laney. bi hspcnsrd street. In esssfs
thorough, and Intelligent manner For travellers sad
gentlemen contemplating marriage, mach bs donsIn
short time Female medicines Of kind ready for
The New York herald., 1850-04-16

EoR FEMALES AND MALEs-DR. LARzITrE-s JUN'
Cordial Procreative Kxir prescribed edscss
restorative In Of Debility Impotency. Bacaae
and all irregularities Of nature all that professss
IN the married state without ensprny l. certain es
the genital adectiona, eucosrhA. Az ~
nvigorsting medicine 10 10 unsqu allied Also certain
nsdy for ino&pieut mption and dges,p sold
By JUDsOr CO.,
The only American Agents, ~ John strSeer.
N. B.-Alao n Row.
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ee-sjICst Extraordinary work e J
THE
Nj Z RRlE . W OH 4 E'S

PHI III TE NLDIHiL co " RI MO y
BY DIR. \. VI MAUEICEAU,
Professor of Hispaeos Of Woman
" N''''''''
sixth t-d"on' lslA1' ~ 20 frce % cts.
jr.o9) 0p'"' SOLD ~ six MONTHS!
Years of su.lrrna,o I physical and mental Anguish
o many an aiirctonate wiz, and pccuuiary difficult
les 10 tie husband might have been spared thou.
anJ@ now poor would have enjoyed competence
thousands NOW bTcAcn IN health would have cni1yc,
hundreds now in tHcir@ryes been stIl uiiyc, by o
imcy possession Of the work
Its Intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage as il discusses Important So
crrt~ which should be known to t'"m particularly.
Fm'y, knowledge lspoMrr. Its health, happiness
atlinrncc.
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Sullivan Railroad,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after W EDNEsDAy, November II, 1919, the
" Passenger Trains will run as follows, VIZ. -
Leave Windsor for Bellows Falls Boston Lowell,
New York, &c at 7.4j A, VI and lalo +. NJ, the
second tram ON arrival OF trains from Montpelier
and Wells Rver) and arrive at Boston at P. NJ:
and p Vi.
As NJ, or on arrival OF trains from Boston.
Leave Boston tor Fchburg Railroad depot for
and tor Montpelier and Waterbury, (26 miles from
Burlington ON Lake Champlain) at 40 \ VI and
Tor Churtstown, Claremont and Windsor Al IL
\. NJ
The Trains leaving II'ndsor at 745 A. NJ and
Boston at IL a VI. connect with no trains North of
Windsor
Both Trains connect each way with Lowell,
Nashua and Worcester Trains at Groton Junction.
Passengers from New \ ork by evening boats 10
Norwich, may connect with inst tram from Boston
at Groton Junction.
Passengers from New York by morning cars, by
way of New Haven, Hartford, Springfield aud North
ampton, may lodge at Brauleboro, and proceed the
next morning, by stages, 20 miles to Walpole, and
then take cars Tor the Moth, as above
Passengers for New Notk by Trains leaving
Windsor AT l2lOP. NJ, may 20 by way OF Walpo e
Bmtrehoro' Northampton, Springfield and New Tia
ven--or by Groton junction, Worcester and Nor
wch, and arrive IN New York by Steamboat earl
the next morning.
Fare from Windsor to New York 1913
Freight trains leave Windsor and Boston daily.
A CATTLE TRAM leaves Montpelier and We
River every Tuesday morning and by way OF WIN
s1R, kEENE, sc, and arrives 1T FoRTERs, uh
nearest Station 10 the BRlGHToN CATTLE MAKKE
carly "Wednesday morning.
THOMAS 5. WILLIAMS, Supt
Charlcstown, n IL, Oct so, 1872 NS2t
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Once Iore.

I'VE take the liberty to inform the Ladies
~ and Gentlemen Of Wmooshi, Darlington and
the people OF Chttcndcu Co, that t..r
FAtCY Dry GOODS BAZARR
i completely filed up again, with the very incest
sr,les OF Fal. and lImter
EbYy Good,
recently from the latest imporntiou- OF French, Eng
lish aud German Goods i..o
We do not think itnerrss1rY 20 mention large
catalogue OF articles but we ouN say can before puI
Io.inlr elsewhere and YOU N,i ind as YOU always
d,I n Good article Tor a rtma -a. - low price.
Cnil os soon ms convenient , Che sale has already
began and you mis- hi have the chance TO get some OF
COHEN \ MANNHEIM,
Agents for HENRY AUrrER;
Oct 10, 1919. WI
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SCrofUla Cured.
Thi, certificate courusN"y prove, that this sarapnnl
ia h, perfect coutru the obstinate diseases OF
the Blood Three persons cured in one house unpTeee'
dented.
DR. Townsend; Dear sir have the pleasure to Inform
you three of my children have been cured Of the Seo
aced very severely with bad have taken four bot
ties took them away, for which feel myself under
great obligation.
ISAAC ". GRAIN 100 wOO.tern.
Opinions of Physicians.
DR. Townsend : almo,t daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union
This is to certify that We the undersigned Physician,
DR.. Town,euds sarsararla aud believe II to be one Of
the most valuable preparations in the market .
IL p PULLING M, WILSON ND Il b BRIGGS
N. d, +. L. ELMENDORF, NJ. d Albany, April, lei7.
CAUTION.
Owing to the great success and Immense sale OF Dr
mrrly our Agents. have commenced milking Slrapatls
Extracts EllSirs Buers, Extracts Of Yellow Dock &C
They generally put np in the same shaped bottles an"
some of them stolen ani copied our advertisement,
thoy ouy worthless mutations, ana should be Noueu
None genuine unless signed by : P To"nsend.
Prneird Once 100 FuLToN Street Sun Building,
n Y: Reading Co, STATE street Boston; py9u
Sons 1872 North Second street Philadelphia : lance
Druggist R,timorei T. n. Cohen Charestuni Wright
& Co Isl Charities Street n. o; 100 Soah fearl street
Albany aud by all tIe pu, cipnl Drss,s. and Msf
chants generally throughout the United States west ihu'
aud tue Cauada'
Theodore A Peck Apo'hecary and Druggist Bur
liuIjou, VI; ErIiug X Co, state street Boston
: : Iiauce, Druggist, Baltimore lnynl a 60
Richmond +. NJ Cohen, Charleston Wright &Co
l5l Cuartrc, street. New Olieaus lOj South Pear
street, Albany: Il Van BusAIk cor OF Broad ard
Market street Newark \ J.; and 10y all the prnol-
pal Druggists and Nrrchants generally Throughout
The United states West ludiesand the Canadas
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Extra Superfinc Flour.

THE Subscriber has this dry received SIN
l quantity OF Extra Flour, manufactured who'll
from Genesee Wheat, and believed to be superio
to anything now IN market. a. 8. DEWEY
Annl ", ".
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Gren. E:Ie..ins 20 llolher. and Children.

1t is the saf, and mos. elcena medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the su rugs attendant upon child
birth discovered II Strengthens both the mother aud
child prey pain ami disease, increases and cnches the
food those have used think 1t i, Indispensable 1t is
highly useful both before and after confinement rs prevents
diseases attendant upon childbirth. In Costyeness, Piles
Cramps Swelling Of the Feet. Dependency, Heartburn,
Vomiting Pain the Back and IOins False Pains HemOr
rhagc regulating the Secrcous and equailng the
eircuaiiou as no equal The great heauty Of this medi
t. i always safe, aud tho most delicate use 1t most
successfully.
Notice 10 the T.ndir7.
Those that initiate Dr. Iowusrnd's Sarsnpnrilla, have
invariably called their sun great Remedy for Females &c,
& and have copied bills and circulars which relates
complaints of women, word for word-Othor men
who put up medicine have since the success Of DR.
Towusends Sarapaila in complaints incident to females
recommended theirs, although previously they did not
uGEher of these Pill. &c. injurious 10
females, tbs" aggrayate disease, aud undermine the
constitution D TO~nseuds is the only and best remedy
for the female eOmpaints-t rarely, II ever
fails Of eieclug permanent II eau he taken by the
delicate females in by those expecting
become mothers with the greatest advantages, as IL
prepares the system and prevents pain danger, and
strengthens both mother and child. Be careful 10 get tho
genuine