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Messengers Notice.

IW0rcesfer, SIS. y p ~ wv W. July 2, 1850.
ZION. henry CHAPLIN Commissioner Of Insolvency
IL for the county of Worcester, has his day issued
Warrant nganst tho Estate Of GEORGE Nj. HERVEY, OF
Oxford IN said County, shoe manufacturer, usolven
debtor and the paynont my debts the delivery of any
property belonging to said nsoven debtor him for
his and the transfer Of anypopery by him forbidden
by Inv sssb trt Ftifn.s ~ WI tts INfH fNFA "
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said osovent debtor
will be held Court insolvency the office OF said
Commissioners In WoIcescr ia tsid County, tho SIX
ecntay July instant AT ten O'Clock in the focnonnfor
pro of debts and choose assignee assigncss
his Estate. tJ3l DAY, D. s., Messenger.
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LATE FROM CALIFoRNfA. The steamship
Philadelphia arrived at New York from Chagres on
Sunday, bringing news from San Francisco TO June
1, and $2,O00,0O0 in gold dust the manifest, and
100000 in the hands Of passengers. The Oregon
had arrived at Panama with about $3, 900. z,
The Philadelphia has so passengers. .ag lo.
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JzKOaeey lost &!
PerfIEERlePV.
EOrOEect yOssa. PROPERTY

II UUONO yUEUF n UF1CE Ey
BY USING THE
METALLIC FIRE and WATER PROOF PAINT
Black, Chocolate, DraJ and Ash Colors.
TFE chemical analysis of this substance shows
ponent parts consist principally of Magnesa, ALUMNI
Slick, Oxide of IrOn Suphae of Iron, Lime and
of Carbon: altogether forming combination the best fitted
of any yet discovered the purpose of defending
any thing covered by it from injury by FIRE. WATER the
destructive effects of TIME After exposure the
sphere for few months the coating becomes a solid CO.
men artificial slate (which impervous by either Fire
weather.
1t being extensively used for painting both sides
and roofs of Buildings 1t is decidedly the best Paint for
OF buildings from absorbing water and consequently render
ing them free from dampness aso for painting Rail Road
Depots Cars, and Bridges any thing that exposed
fire weather 1t is also used for Carriage and other
paintings and susceptible of receiving very high polish
and never cracks.
We have just received large invoice of the above Paint,
direct from the Manufacturer in Ohio and offer il for sale
low at No so MAIN STREET, Sign Of the Good Samaritan.
C. A. & E. HARRINGTON.
Worcester, May II d3taw&w3mis
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- gentleman travelling on horseback ''down
east'' came upon an Irishman who was fencing in
a barren and desolate piece of land "What are you
fencing in that lot for, PATTI said hes ga herd of
cows would starve to death on that land" ''And
sure, MT fencing it to kape the poor bastes out
of itp' rf1 gsrf tsF Il iaislni, tH ri
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J. w. WEBSTER.

(Siened) J. w. WEBSTER.
Boston, April "a, 1850.
Withdrawn on application of Dr. Webster, June
A, 1851
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Messengers Notice.

INtSSOHSBI NUlICts :
4yy6rceSter IS. July 3, 1885,
ZION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ii for the County OF Worcester has this day issued
Warrant agains the Estate of PULASKI w. FULLER,
Of Leomnser, in said County, nsolvent debor and The
payment Of any debts and the delivery of any property be-
longing TO said insovent debtor to him for his use, and
tho transfer of any property by him forbidden by law
The first meeting uthe creditors of said nsovent debtor
will he held at Court OF Insolvency. at the Office of said
Commissioner 10 Worcester in said County, the twenty
third day of July ins ten O'Clock 10 tie forenoon
prove their debts and choose assignee assgees of his
Estate. Is. .ul. vi. la ,sa+. X, HARDWOOD, avis = :
10 l.s r ID. s. Messengcr.1
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Sheet Lead and Lead Pipe,
GOOD assortment in stock. Any extra weight or
N furnished at short notice. @. FOSTER & co.
April II s..ni d3mis
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GE Mr.. Jonathan Prescott, SO years of age, and
who has been constable ofthis city for the last 40
years, was on duty at City Hall as usual on the 4th
inst He was born July 4, I76l.-Bost. .adr.
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RaZOrs-RaZOF.S.

j. r. LORING will continue the business in all its
branches and socs that liberal patronage heretofore
slowed assuring his patrons that pains shall be spared
to make all business transactions satisfactory
July 2.8A@ RstsRes#SR4Nt# HNAAlsEs dw3ws
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At last Arrived.

A NEW and splendid assortment of (from to inches
II wide,) Black silk Laces, for Trimmings, at
prices defy the competition of any other establishment in
this city, call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 210
Man-s, opposite CIRCUITS Book Store
MYERS, BAMBERGER & ROSENBLATT.
June IA eodistf
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gy- We take the following two iIl-natured para
graphs, from the Boston Post, paper from which
we had hoped better things;
A traveller, who has never been in the United
States says nothing equal the voubility ofEgyp-
tan women.
Speaking of women's rights-they would maE9
good Judges, for while waiting for the verdict ola
jury they could employ their time in hemmng sheets,
or making petticoats-says old Single.
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Extract from a Later.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.

LAM, cAsrnfh, Ocs ~, LOW.
M ORA sra-I know ron will Kindness TO bear
vith encrvaehnE upen your time while sehnew,
behalf myself and vifel the obligations We feel
under In having made known certain mat
tsrs In your most Invaluable Married Womans
Private Medical IL been worth its weight
soid express myself rather warmly you VIII see
that cannot do warmly. when inform You 81 the
which have. through H. been benehtted VII
state my situation when obtained book through the
merest curiosity. look IL 40 OF the most fortu-
use events my life. had been married some ten years
md children was long struggling
increasingly 20 the end that might gain moderate son
recncy the results % utmost exerons at the sn
iet where the beginning Of each year and
chat only with the most stnted economy, sufheing With
barely necesssres q life Finally this constant effort
vas Beginning have &c effect heath felt less
aJsbs endure lite Continuance while fslt the necessity
u perseverance,. -. = -
.rsiivs In ~ the prorssted condition OF
wife with occasional inermssonD for sin years much
IN. time confined her bed, and OF ncapsble OF
taxing charge and management o. household Affairs
Her condition from of which was iEnorant
Oh rould have given had the SIX years 20 i've ever
againi What would my wife have gwen 70 have been
sared the long still longer nights prostrate on
sickness all Of which would have been avoided bad
then copy of The Married Womsns Private hediss
Companies.
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MEDICAL.

TUE VARIED woMAN's PRivArs MEDICAL con-
IanioR-By Br A NJ Aaaficea-, Professor OF Diseases
Of Wsmea-Tenth edition, 15mo., pp 1o-Priee Sl-Year
suffering, 81 physical ana mental anguish to
afeetonsts WIFE, and gecunisry dineues 20 husband
nigh, have been spared By timely 81 this work
IL 10 intended especially for the married those oontem
plating IL dscloses Which
should be known 70 them particularly.
To those whose health does net permit Of increase Of
family. u Va ~ especial importance
Here, also svesy femaisthe wife TIRE mothsr-thc
shsr budding INTO w-anhoos the In the decline o.
IN whom nature contemp'ates important change
discover the symptoms and the ehceut
remedies and ain mcis n In plant
fEstrss, o. Letter IRON Gen.ismar in D.y.on ohoJ
DAyroS. Nay l. isz
nv Br.R NY wife kks been psrcertlsiy sinking fss
three years in consequences OF her great
eush and suffering months before ald during her son
and proSrsea her putting her t in Imminent danger and
which TIE last deTarcd o. supDcsea that
this 81 thnHs inevitable. ana rcsrues myself "
the vorst A. this tno~ about tive nonthsD
heard book highly spoken o. csatanins some mstts
reaching on its r,esrs and perasal Garnet sr.
The 81 AIRED b. wife. sarning that the
dscagsrF 81 ~ ~ Descuesss provided remedy ~
opened wsich little cosceives pcssi-
he. nus for tha aroher year would have passed over
my hese ali human prehshi,y ny wife voaid hsvs been
IN her rrasS. children lets motherless.
H. q course. imurscsicsha 10 conway more fully the
various rn-set treated o. hey 81 nature strictly
INTENDED fur the those contemplating marriage
Fer sale AZ ~ Brusdssy art a. the Publishing once
~ Lih.sty stfsst. New York. Little 20. Ahaey W.
a. ~ 'e y IPsssSss ~ 4, ,
free rcstare n any PAR n ne rnied blstsr,
mrs' = tftresftt pcs. rad. NJ Or A. saurceau, te1
Lee Nsv Feff eitv ofce ilD Ltsrtv street
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sIcKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
E,srssf of o Letter from a Gentleman IN Dayton,

E1E6W 81 o L<RfT JToW uenH<Hhdn N DHp""' -
"DArros. Nay I, lSH.
.D~ A. n nAuRrcrAu-Ny dear Sir: The Married We
Private Medical Companion for Which enelosss ess
dollar 70 your safely hand. voua not
have troubled you with these few lines but that In
PEELED by Of gratitude for myself and wife, uw
utterance 70 our sincere and heartfelt emotions. .
Ny wife has been pereepubly SINKING for SEINE tnrse
OF her anguish and sur
fsrps some before and during confinement every
successive one and debated and prostratea
mar pu tnx imminent danger and which was en-
occasion desPaired Of Isupgosed thA. this s'ass
thing Inevitable and resigned myself 70 meet the
worst Al time about monthly heard your
highly spoken Of containing some matters reaehns
nv On s receipt and perusa cannot express 10 you
relief IL Afforded my distressed mind and the Joy ia
RACES wife, learning that the great dis
sovery OF NJ NJ Desomeaux provided remedy. opened
prospect to which little conceived Was possible NO
pecuniary consideration repay the obligations am
for having been the means Of importing 70 s
Medical But for this smother year would
have passed my head, In all human probability my
wife would have been In her and children lem
r,otherlesa"
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SCHENECTADY, July IS, 1880
The annual commencement exercises of this
venerable institution were held in he Presbyterian
Church, in this city, yesterday, and were attended
by large coneourse of citizens and strangers
The following is the order of the commencement
exercises:-
Music and distribution of Programmes
Salutatory-Latin, G.. Cowles, Syracuse, N. Y.
Salutatory--Greek, T.. Crocker Aberdeen, Miss.
Civilization--G. p Putnam, Saratoga Springs,
MY.
Vox Populi-C. ]. Smith, Brookhaven, n. Y.
Passing Away. Reynolds, hitaning, IA.
We shall Meet Again-A b. Linaker, Perkio-
SPANISH 0ration-P E. T. Walker, N. Y. City.
Duties of the American Citizen--H W. Smith,
n. Y. City.
Is there such Thing as Genius u, B. Hol-
The Spirit of the Age, a Poem-E. D: Helms,
Montgomery N Y.
Fanaiicsm-C. S Ellsworth, Metuchin, N. ].
The Gentle World. S. Wells, Norristown, Pa.
The Language of Ruins-D. J. Darram, Prince
town, N. j.
Junius--H Gardner, Albany, n. Y
The Valentines. L. Freeman, Schenectady,
N. Y.
French Oration--C. A. Hand, Elizabethtown,
Patrick Henry-G f. Preston, Galway, N. Y.
The Memofy of the Just-G. Il. Whittridge,
Charleston, S. g.
Thinking-J. Stevens, East Poultney, VI.
The Intolerance of College Laws Gimour,
Glasgow, Scotland.
Music
Hebrew Oration--R. II. Wallace, Jr., Little
Britain, N. Y.
Slavery--L o. Bridwell, Port Gibson, Miss.
Kirk White--J. Fonda, Schenectady, n. Y.
Acton-D. ] Grain, Warren, ~ y
The Spirit of Reform. Moore, Laurel, Del.
The Battle OF LIFE. r. Knapp, Sanford, MY.
Wasted Inteileet-W. f. Mccormick, Ithaca,
N. Y.
Altar Places, Poem-H. N. Powers, Armenia,
n. Y.
President Taylor, an Elegy--R. J. Buckland'
The Hour of Parting-S. NJ Day, Richmond,
N. Y.
1t is no more than Just to say thai all the exer-
cises were Of high order, and tell much for the
reputation of this honored and venerable iastitu-
ton The President pre- sided with his usual dig
nifty, and gave evidence, by his cheerfulness and
activity, that he has, in great measure, regained
his health. Doubtless, if the President retains
this blessing, the institution will sustain its present
excellent reputation. The orators of The day spoke
handsomely. 1t is not saying too much, that they
acquitted themselves, as whole, in style not
inferior TO their predecessors. Among these, the
most brilliant and pers1icuous were 'The Valen-
tine" by S. T. Freeman, Schenectady, N. Y. /;
"Wasted Intellect" by w. l.. Mccormick, llha-
ca, N. Y; Slavery" by l.. 0. Bridwell, Port
Gibson, Miss. 6 Passing Away" by j. Reynolds,
N Y. !" The Spirit of the Age" by E. d. Helms
Montgomery, Nay; :. Intolerance of College
Laws, by J. Gmour Glasgow, Scotland. 'The
Valentine" by S. I. Freeman, was beautifully
written and admirably delivered. II was first
among the best oratons of the day. After the
speaking, the degree of Bachelor of Arts was con-
fened on about eighty young gentlemen, Of the
class of 1850; and the degree Of A. M. on about
twenty Of the class Of lS47
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M E DICAL.
MEDICAL.
MARRlAGEs
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY.
MARRIAGE 9

THE CAUsEsAND THE REMEDY.
MANY AND MANY A WIFE ENDURES YEARS OF
M bodily suffering and Of anguish prostrats and
helpless enbitterng m that Of her husband and has
ardng the children arising from
which known would have spared the ths anguish
airy difficulties having their origin the mind being weighed
down and harsed In consequence Of the sickness Of the
companion Of his bosom.
How that the eausss shosld Be knowa to ever
the health and happiness Of both may Be
avoided Life too short and health too precious to ADMIT
any portion spent without the fun enjoy
ment Of the other The timely possession Of little verh
entitled follows has the Of saving the hsAlte
aad the life Of Thousands As over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies been sold the first edition issued.
The author has induced advertise II by the urgent
and Of thcss who have been indebted 70 lee
Of and who have favored HIN With
thousands Of letters ofencomiun Of which aunexsd
70 the Advertisement.
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THE MARRIED wOMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL Com ANIo

PROFESSOR DISEASES
Twentieth Ediion. lSns., PIP $50. Price, Sl,eo.
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR rH8
MARRIED. those contemplating marriage As dsslosss
important secrets which should be known 70 them par
tieulArly. -.
Here every femalsths wife, the motherths either
budding womanhood the in the decline Of years
in whom nature eontemplates an important ehange-san
discover the and the efcsnt rome
dies mode Of compliant W
which her q 10 subject
The revelations contained in it's pages have proved
blessing thousands letters received
by the (which he permitted By the writer's 70 pub
uahl will attest.
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NOR LIYERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM-
ship PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Sye-This steamship will
depart With the mails for Europe positively on Saturday
berth secured till paid for All letters and must
through tho post sce. For freight passage having
eQuaed for elegance comfort apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS so Wall street.
The steamer ATLANTIC will succeed the Pacific, and sail
September It'll.
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ma CnupEE h DUAL sIREET. mas. KnR rnE

Id" NoVI - - ~ a.. ~ n,ssI, bhs, roh lhs
mem q .ercuIiai saA pher dieesses delicate nstrrs
81 su-s the udt a. vravatsa this cssa and
mid removed as 70 Eve isTr perfect sssc o.
se shsrza
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From Physician.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.

How many suffering from obstruction irregularities
peculiar the fen ale system which undermine their health
The effects Of which they srs ignorant and for which Their
delcaoy f-rtids seeking medical advce How suffer
from proiapns usr failing Of the Womb from huor-
sihus weakness debility nc &cu How many in con-
slant sgony for months preceding conanemen How
have difficult not danEerou deliveries and whose
lives jeopsrded during such Tine will find in ito
the ~ prevention. ameliora ration. aud rciisff
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10 these ,st unmarried but plating marr,ge or
perhaps hssting the rrerristy ~ mourning ne re-
possibilities attendant uron g. the imtortance ~ benf
~ The revelations contained in these PAGES - M
r ssly involving theft future happiness cannot be apprs-
stated
s 81 course imprasteabe convey more fully the "a
subjects treated e. they q nature strictly n-
tended for the married. those contemplating mAraze
Their u s every ones duty % become
knaplcdge whereby the 20 which
vfs ro'her sister may be subject can " otviated
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY


~ Through PAS to CalifnrnaThe public will be grat-
ned learn that the United States Mail Steamship
enabled that their arrangements
complete FOR sending through from New YORK to
San Francisco and back In the first attempts OF this Com
pany the Of travel to California by providing
the Pacific in connection with their ships from New
York Chagres they prevailed at the urgent
solicitation the number then DESTROYS out,
sell tickets for through from Panama in advance for
their ships then going round This done from tesre
quarter and by which, whatever might be the detention
they would reach San Francisco than by other
line Unforeseen difficulties and the prevalence of fever at
Rio de Janero at the time ted their chips from reaoh
ing Panama as soon as and caused detention
at the isthmus which increased by the impotence Of
pany earlier day than the ships could possibly
Panama These interruptions all removed. Three
Of the four chips Of the Company intended for the Pacific
service have arrived Panama. and several them have
performed trips to San Francisco and back that the
Company able to give the public the that
performed with regularity and despatch Their Pacific line
from Panama to San Francisco, consists Of the
TGI CaP.ain nuuson'
captain Iech.
ANTIInI;;E' his9nu'oA'
Their Aautic and Gulf line from New York to Chssres of
the
GEOhGlA SaPeah
OHIO Captain seheneH2 VI p
The connection between the two lines will be carefully ano
regularly that delay beyond the usual stay OF
the ship port Panama will arise The large size we'll
known speed, and superior accommodations OF their New
ships their Pacific line offer the most certain rapid
and pleasant through passage to California The Georgia
leaves August 18th, At 3 y. NJ
M. o. ROBERTS. cor Warren and West SITS.
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COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE
OF POSTAGE, TO THE PURCHASER

Or ia recent Cd One Dollar, TE MARRIED WO-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" u sent
fuaed Tree say part % the United states All letters
must ros- % Except those containing remitanss)
asirssssd 20 ~ A v. MAIRlCEAU, box tf1f, New
yait City Publishing sfhee No l1 Liberty street, New
yorh.
OVER 10000 COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT
BN MAIL
within 'fste r1-nla sih rtfifef safety rra certainty.
frf sale rf.fdu4y anl 81 th1 fHh'fairf nh rs
Tftcrts street. NGr Trrt Uffie Co., Albany W " De
via Bsson r. ~ Peterson. Chestrat street. Fhaasi
rhs, api B5otsslcrt thre ashcat 'ke tpitsa STATS
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Extract from a Letter.
TO THOSE Just MARRIED.-"HAD KNOWN

''FHITfnF fPffiA Nov. % Is4T.
"DR. A. N. naUprcHsus Had known 81 the important
matters Of in The Married Womans Privas Msdi
cal Companion yesrt aEo. how much misery mssht
have escared Tered years from which
point your book without knowing whAt 20 do OBJ
aimed COW and found treated o. trust
female viii svaii herself Of The Information conainss in is
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EDw'D. x. COLLINS, So Wall strees,
nr "a BROWN SuIPLEYH co IiuarnonI

The these ships will be ged
silver bullion, specie jewelry precious stones meta
aness bills Of adng are signed therefor and the VALUE
thereof, therein expressed.
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SHIPPING.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN
" York and Lvsrpool.-The ships composing this liz

~ York and IivsrpoolThe ships posing this line
the
ATLANTIC, Captain West. ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC Captain Comssosk
ADRIAfIC, Captain Grafton.
service has been taken in their
sruotion. also their strength
speed and their accommodation for passeng
euaed for comfort Price Of passage from New
York Liverpool $780, exclusive OF extra size state
rooms $685. No berths secured until paid fer An expert
enced will be attached tsach ship For freight
passage, apply to - : .-
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r IsTo OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW y

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once, August Sd, 1850
OFFICIALLY PAPER HAVING TIKI LARsKsr
CIRCULATION.
mention the date Of the list in which they I'D
vsrtsed. LADIES' LIST.
Anas Miss Margaret Arrigoni Mrs. Water Andrews Lucy
Albert Anna st Anderson Matilda
Atwood Mary Aaron Mary Jane Arnold Antoinetta
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MEDICAL.

DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
dseae-Vsnereal warts, gonorrha gleet syphilis, sc,
cured in few hours BY vegetable local application with
out pain Cases of fourteen that h other physicians
permanently cured Hundreds Of certificates viii
verify assertion that others equal it, Emissions
debility, any eafe cure by my mode.
Female Irregularity Pills 81
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REMEDIES AND QUICK cUREs-PRIvArE

NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CUKEs.-PkIVATE
diseases, seminal veal genital debility, impotenoy
female complaints &C. radically and permanently cured
the European PLAN by Dr. DE LANEf, 81 Lpenard
Broadway perfect warranted in all durable
Recent rinoyed by his entirely method,
almost His popular treatise those dis
be had BY addressng post paid gratis Treatment,
also by letter. in English French German. French and
Portng Female Periodical Pills, Drops, Sc. 81.
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Umpire CITY LINE-FOR KINGSTON (JAM). d.
II reet-The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2,O0
tons burhen, Wilson commander will leave for Cha
nails Tuesday August 18th, at o'clock from her dock
j. HOWAkD& SON, "a Broadway.
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MJEW MEDICAL BOoKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL BookS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the nature and treatment Of private diseas
structures and all kindred affections OF the urinary
illustrated great number Of BEAUTIFULLY eol0red plates
large life. BY Homer Boswiek NJ. ID. Large quArto
$50 pages, I'd edition. Price So Extract from the Boston
Medoa and Surgical Journal" IL be said earesay
TO be equal to Records Actions work tho family
Of diseases and superior anything Of the kind
published in this country Author Of the work Seminal
Emmissons Impotency &C., caused by improper habits
fishers SPRINGER 4 TOWNSEND, a22 Broadway and BY
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UMPIRE CITY LINE.-FOR cHAGRES. DIRECT.-THE
II splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 tons burthen,
D. Wilson, commander will leave for Chayres. Tues
day August 18th. at O'clock from her Dock pier No. N.
T. For freight or passage apply to
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
T. Were this book carefully read by married person,
and it's advice followed the fears sf poverty and the
pest Of large family Of children, would be ebvated PEI
Also the Fenale portugrete Pills
The may had at No. SO South Third street. Phls