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~ Being now prepared to transact any businesaip
the Noar ns beg inform my friends public
generally that the Office Camp street. and most
respectfully solicit their patronage sp9d g W. CABLE
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The Natchez Courier Of the 10Th says that they
were on she oh instant, wiring the posts between
Viekshufg and Grand Gulf and 4 sim later com
mppcasion gives The assurance that the line will be
n operation between Natchez and waynesboro,
NeaRsssee, on the LIST prox.
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They have line Of stages in BROOKLYN called
the " Holden and Wriggle- line"
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PHILADELPHIA. N"'o0n
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ReNsty eMneke .Lia,ea,

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
~ Just received, per steamship Ohio, comprising
Il Fine Linen SHIRTS, with Camhric Bosoms. S'
Camtrc Muslin SHIRTS with fne Linen Bosoms.
Il YORK NH sHl RTS, with fine Linen Bosoms etc etc
us lw 2dp onpo.ite Aewieit,s GEa anbp street,
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C. Leighton,

G. leighton,
" First Premium Shirt Manufatnrer
II returning thanks 10 his friends and the public n, ~
accorded to his estab isbnsnt, - Fe' 'of he patronage
NOS. and Royal street, Neworieaus.
e,V ss1n, PEG 70 announce that receiving by
LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS.
~ every thing II l. and new for he % ,, r,
suitable Tor SUMMER WEAR IN NEW ORLEANS Ns iou''
~ The stock has been diminished far n ~ ~
ye8 ron & ~ v wei iSpged as at any oer period OF Ra
Especial attention is Invited to the variety Of
Sravats and Summer Ties.
F,,., p,a,.,u, q, LEIGHTON
WIS w ~ s"'r' ana 1 Saen1rnel's tntnahu Store
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Adam Manage, the inventor of the celebrated
printing press, died in Philadelphia aged so years
The Irotting Horse John Davis" has been
sold in Baltimore for $1,000.
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LATE AND
Interesting Publications.


JUST RECEIVED AT
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse. >,
NO. IA CAMP STREET.
TIP PILLARS OF HERCULES; or, Travels in Spain
ID Morocco ia ls4s By D, Urquhart ". p -
| GIBBONS ROME. Edited by Milman Vol. I u,,.
ters' new l2no. edition. - Lar
LATTER DAY PAMPHLETS Edited by Tboma,
CARLYLE No S, for May, 1850, The Stump Orator
THACkERAY'S HISTORY OF PENDENNIs. No
y, Brice IS ~
HAsRPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Nos.
and 2 for June and July. Price Is cents each
HAlRPERs' PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE
REVOLUTIONS By benjamin J. Losing Nos 1 aud q
COSMOS A Description of the Universe. By humboldt.
complete in vols --"'''O''
DRt JoHNsoN His Religious Life and Death. In
FINLAY's CLASSICAL ATLAS, to Illustrate Ancient
Biography, with Index, ETC. -'''0'''i'
~ 2dplW For sale by J. B, STEEL, IA Camp street
hoxo = !. Ms AKuNI. .0AKUM.
Streets s., second Municipality, NswQrlean O. & o. are
0dsIS , et at Edgd Meord s POydTas street, 's Or
E'0h sALE-A piece of LAM in the outer part of The
Slty forming the extreme of Rickerve IL feet
nGm front on noh side Ne Canal and Ils feet deep,
s 0 under St chae. hole fI nea do sTSss5
RqTTEh-oIange county and choice June B0tieF-55
'pp cGAs sF So fH4 81 n ss y
CTPePPIrSHf,e BLEEDING. LEEoHING AND
% %EA sMRHEGj sS
I'D hdfEi o. aaiss %Scisi < -
sale and Retail, No. Glrod street, Nesvoreaps Tvs sm.
Ea UNION HATS " TNI0N ~ 4 ~.
ID n9 alrye per ships Raiah and Elisha Pennesso1'
49, '3o eases Of Pearl and Drab Union Hats Thsse ~
sv and fashionable Hats much in demand now and
iyls DURB IRIDSGsEfals q 90. IS o ou.ouhou.. st.
RkACk iLNG-Incase Of two grOss EACH in store and
iyle E. !. HART CO. 70 Tchoupitoula. st.
Of o o L.
jyls E. J. HART co. 70 TohOupitOulss 81.
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Fashionable Clothing.
NORRIS & WAY

No. 22 Camp street, corner OF Common street.
HAVE on HAND
a (RA .8ssortmeHt Of SUMMER CLOTHING,
eluEiating Of all articles belonging 10 a
Gentleman's Dress,
70 which they invite The attention Of their CUSTOMERS purchasers
generally Oar goods Of superior ~orafnansh p made Of
ne best materials, and in the fashions r1sy for retail
Guy trade Iva and
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Thomas Cooper, working man, al the Novelty
works, stands charged with killing young man
named Edward Jones.
4 German Musician, well known in New York
and Philadelphia, named Charles F. Hover, died
on the 9th, at his residence in Hoboken.
Edward Paden, who resided about ten miles I'M
the Allegheny, above Pitisburg, drowned himself
on the 9Th, in the river. He had been in bathing
came out, put on his clothes and went in again and
was drowned.
Mr. Israel Valentine, who had been confined in
JAIL at Charleston, s. O., for several months on
charge OF fraud, committed suicide on the 10Th,
lie was informed during the morning that an effort
would be made 10 obtain his release by the paw
ment of portion Of the amount claimed from him.
and demonstrated very strongly against any such
arrangement His objections being unheeded, he
desired the alor 70 go for the sheriff. as he wished
10 speak with him; and in his absence, went into
the Office, picked up pistol and retired to his own
room, and lying down upon his bed, he discharged
the contents of the pistol into his left side, and ex
pired insiantaneously
The body Of John Wild, who resided with his
brother at FIsherman's Hall, near the Penny
Bridge, New York, was found in Gowanus Bay on
the 7th. From the appearance of the body there
is no doubt that he was murdered, and the murder
er, it is said, is known.
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Dear Sir have in the Evening Mirror an announce
sn OF my arrival in the United States and goodhnmoed
ocular reference to probable book America from my
Le Ine say seriously, even IN answer joke thar have
no intention OF writing such book come solely 10 See and
70 ENJOY The former, sure shall have Opportunity Of
ang as to ne after Object there win be difficulty may
uuge OF the future by the Without intending Ia
ceusnre any one, however, have always made i rule in
TO The many lands have visited never 10 receive hos
pay and kindness from any nation and then 10 show them
up, as we term ID to the British public, in book.
ms rule believe will be violated in regard 10 the
citizens OF the United States, BY " ~
- = Very dear sir, yours faithfully G. p r 1,urs
10 H. Fuller Esq, NewYork Mirror Office
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.TeaU Goods.
~ AT REDUCED PRICES.
hs- Tue subscribers have received psr
81 slnihip Ohio, additional supplies, consisting Of
Black French Aerino Frock, Dress and Fa.sv f,os,.
Black English Merino Saeo md Fancy Coais. 7f
BLACK and Drab Alpzea sacs and Fancy l;,atut
biack and Olive t0bure Cloth and Pane c.,...
BLACK Nsrno Pants, with without strans. 1880
Fancy and White Drilling Pauts,
Check Linen and India Kanaseu Pant..
Fancy and White hiarseles Vests:
t1ne Linen and Satin Drawers;
iaaze Merin0. Cotton and uudershra.
l-se Thread, White aud Brown Cotpn Haiti fn.a.
1loyes. snspsnders, Pocket HAndkercb'els ete ~
~ An Of which viii De sold AT a reduction fro,r 4
THOMPSON IL NIXON, 10 Carys street.
iyl5 Il 2dp -onnssis 49,, s'a
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Clothing made 10 Order.

~ inc sahseriSer1 beg to niorm their customers the public
generally, that they prepared 10 lake MEASURE. ~, -
e FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING which they guaranty "a
execute in The beat itys and to de s Of ,h
omers. ~ " ns"
Gentlemen opposed favor with their paops ar a Il,
eau at an early day and have tler measures taken
THOMPSON n NIXON, 10 Camp street.
Jy7 iOt 2dp o,.na.i,, I,.-i,...
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81 of meetings This Evening.
Lafayette, al clock. ' HAA'
CRIsTAL FoUNr DIVISION, No. T. AZ Crvsta Poun, Han
No - 1ehouptouas street, at clock
Daughters of Temperance
oLEANDER UNION No. s. at No s. Marignyis Bpildipss
A"ru tunelpaiity' every Thursday, O'Clock, ?. n
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The KkoRANT Law. The decision Of ladge
Lasue, deciding that the Act Of 1871 is cpnssitn-
tioua win Be hailed with great satisfaction By she
citizens. The course followed By Jadge Aieaenry
had been p release al vngssnis, under the opinion
that this law MAS Unconstitutional. The conse-
quenoe was, thai every ssgabena who could raise
small sum 10 fee lawyer was sure to be at
large while those who could hot raise some paltry
sum were III % work oeg illciF probation.
Ii addition der, 70 the inducements which
wsgs held out gamblers and loafers, Of all kinds,
BY lhe city ilsalf and the character Of its ever
eAeas.lg population, they had the counlenance Of
ihs esimlnal Court. Hence this has become the
hsap4uAItefs for all that class Of men. But the
decision II yesterday morning will scatter them,
without waiting for the cholera Or yellow fever.
Judge LaEue is entitled 70 he thanks Of the in
auatrous sober citizens, Tor his judgement Il will
sweep out q the city great numbers of men who
come within the description Of the statute The
Second District Attorney, ever attentive to his
duty, will, we have no doubt, file iniormations BY
the scores. and aid IN the good work Of driving
from the hive the drones.
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I, o, q. n.

HlstS1&&SSE. EB- HOWARD LODGE NO. l3.-A Rsa,la
4E< Meeting Of this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
Thursday, at the Grand Lodge Hall al balfnast
attendance requested By order Of lie NJ q
~ N T. RICE, Secretary.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF
GEN. TAyLoR.-The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun gives us the following fur
Their particulars Of the death Of the late President
The members Of the Cabinet, a number Of Off
GERS Of the Army and Navy, the Mayor and other
Corporation officers, the u, S. Marshal District
Attorney, and host of personal friends, were in
attendance, whilst large concourse of citizens
soIrowiully awaited the result.
Mrs Taylor, who has been most devoted in her
attendance day and night, is now utterly prostra-
zee, whist his immediate family are stricken with
sfisl mat cannot be comforted by human aid
may safely venture to assert that no one, from
80 shof' residence at the metropolis, could have
~ou hgher degree Of esteem aud respect than
our deceased President. His beneyolence. eour
locus manners and amiable Department. seemed 10
olsaIm even the prejudees Of those who were
Pohaeaiiy opposed to him, and had secured TO him
an almost unprecedented personal esteem md
The Marshal Of the District takes ;,,,,.,;.,.
possession Of the Mansion, according % cn.ton
but understand, owing to the ateness Of he hon,
no subsequent arrangement will be made nn,;I
morning An understanding TO this effect has
been entered into by the friends Of the family.
he bells of ST Matthews Church are now toll.
ing In honor Of the dead, the sounds Of which are
being taken up and re-eehoed by the other bells Of
the city Yours truly, MERCURY.
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o.
V NE prisoners taken board the captured vessels
sn1era mas made great in the country WHEREBY
H. y and has been particularly fatal in Sagua
~ ,anGe winch oseoming an important district for the
d d oi hnfaI hee for fearing Il will
o. any rats Interfere with he operations of the next sugar
crop NOT only On account Otlho destruction Of life amnn IN
negroes but planters induced to nse particular WIN
e view Of preserving the aborers from dancer An,ong
other measures the period Of labor diminished ybeh n1
e. 70 some extent upon the production u ext sason
Thefo Is nothing OF interest to add Vcnrs o.c
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%&@4dA no VIII enHte pupls TO acquire an egnni
80 Il, style Of Whiting Lessons al DoisEAF's
t-.A1A- WRITING ACADEMY 20 Chartres street fro,,,
20 X N and from TO p. Nj and corner Of hagazne and
ce streets nom 10 A. NJ Former pupils are invited n aend
thout charge All pupils invited 10 remain nnfi
az Is established BOOKKEEPING Glasses as usual
Tlo4t RUFUS DOLBEAR
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LETTER FROM JAMES, THE NOVELIST Mr..
James has addressed the following to the edi-
tor Of the n. Z. Mirror. It is admirably written,
and must add to the great popularity which the
novelist now enjoys in this country.
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PACING OHALl.ENGE TO IME WORTH,
III I Ssz


w be h h, sgree 70 Sweepsake Raee Mile
~ n vest three In Eve, harness nvr ifs trs 10 W
H. Tt nsSr the city Of Nesorean in ten davs after a. @
over that trackaeeotdng 10 ire rules ~ Sa
rs Of bs ya 'a d pasns Club samo snonyos in che
g. KY Forfeit Declaration $50 Money 10 he Ssno1
o. Chares NJ Waterman President Of die
November 1850 V"'ne hu close on lhe nrst day Of
communications 70 be addressed To Charles NJ Waterman.
7 ssS' iSgnedl HIRAM KING.
J. M. READ.
iata,s ot g, S. ELLIS.
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AuctIon saIes This d..

r. H. PETiTPAIs will sell, 10 o'clock ut No Canal
speet-Dfy Goods by cataogaei also Ravens Duck
SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL al hapast 10 O'Clock al 81
Aagazihe slfest-6roceries, Provisions and Liluofs
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RkFeRn is ria EnInIEAL CoURT-- Yesterday,
Naie We wers N attendance on he Court, we wit
messed he exercise d 3 most sanitary rule A man
came iofpafd % Be bail ius another He was ask.
ed how much he was NorthE He answered thou
send dollars Ia what kind Of property! In mo-
ney--wnz The teaslF ansNer. Well, said the Judge,
you are a1t good security 1 win not acceptmen as
snrt:iez, uhpcatfy all they are worth about their
person.
i b a notorious fact that men have made for
iphes here Is BAH brokers' They would furnish
eeeefities who Usually passed formal examination
before the Judge, wess accepted, signed the bond,
~ prisoner WAS released, ind there was an end Of
~ business That business is now broken up
Dlans, # he Ephesians, has had her day. There
y mo bsoher near The throne, TO smugge through
sifaw bail
The present Judge has no sympathy with that
queer philanthropy which would apporsion the
amount q the bail according 10 the means Of the
accused. his standards tiieenomiy Of the offence.
We doubt very much whether he will ever permit
discharged prisoner recover The tools for house
breaking. which have bsen-taken from him. We /
pity the lawyer who viii make the demand
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July Sny ~ az o'clock A NJ, WILLIAM GEHLBAcH, aged
81 All the ends and relatives Of the family are re
out any farther notice. - a. ! " oioeAi"lt
July IS, WILLIAM E. TURNER of this city.
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Lafayette, al O'Clock. iA@N'
CRIsTAL FoUNr DIVISION, No T. AZ Crvstal Eornt Hal,
No - 1ehoupitouias street, at o'clock.
a. Daughters of Temperance.
Third Municipality. Thursday al O'Clock, +. II
Auction Sales This Day.
F. L. PnrtTpAIs will sell, at 10 O'Clock. at No Canal
y ee.-Dfy Goods by cataognei also Ravens Duck.
SYKES, HYDE & Co. viii el al halfoas 10 o'coos al 81
s''A'is groceries, Provisions and Liquors,
Marrfed;
s a to Isl s iPy M kLF,s
n M NJ paI s. e. G eSs[ 81 Gy D. ALr1AsDrR and
DIed,
y S1 "a a y o'clock A. NJ, WILLIAM GEHLBAoH aged
/ - ~ All Nh ny ~ y months soa rs, ,.,,-,
Ous a 70 l g, bis a Funeral THIS
July IS, WILLIAM E. TURNER, Of hi, CITY
-S$N
steamboat Departures This Day.
% SEE ADEERzIsEAlEN TS-F'irst and Third pagea
s s2ss' "a rs, I PAY Bates. q cars
sSsi:Sssia' LIND. D,aaici 2 n cars
5 5oqi Sli. s1ssY salTa siosard g. ST. EN-
AGA Hi0sr r. G oGLEssY, Blackstone P. NJ
i E ~ The new and fast steamer c. oGLRsBY vii,
so'el'ek P NJ jyls b. SAITH IS Massai ne j. :"
- The magnificent, light raught steamer FANNY SAITH
hensil Leaves tor Louisville THIS EVENING July s
bls I'M MOORE co. IS POydra. st.
~ Netis s;Ths steamer CALIFORNIA having deouin
VII usual WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Sorni, o !. sG
Pciook cars and SATURDAY evenings a. sicpcE cars
lyi9 J. & r. GEDDEs, Agents, 10 Bank Place.
s8 Consgaees Of Sandman MARIA EOGENIA Canaan,
HosAnni huedo from Mars les requested to axe out tb
Penite1 within hve days fom the 18th be sert % ne
Fu1'om-aouse: ly6 BARELLl & co. 81 Common y,
II NerhsT the Captain congnees Of the sarnan bark
AhA EOGENlA, Muedo, MASTER Marseies viii be re-
ponoe for any debts contracted BY the crew ~ " ~
| jyl6 BARELLI & Co al Common str,
sslffaeA4kx l. o. o. FL
E4<a<$$S[ tB- HOWARD LODGE NO ia Reanla
Meeting Of this Lodge viii held THIS EyE,N1Nf5
l. zFxSS Thursday the Grand Lodge Hall Al baifnss,
at'ehtahee Is Requested By order Of M
Hi0 n RICE, Secretary
| Southern Yacht Club.
| ~ ~ = regular meeting Of the Club will be held
! sMS$ a. Monsonery's Hotel, Pass Christian on SAT-
LZ99#A\NyA 1hDAf the 10th inst, halfpa O'Clock
my 2 M full attendance Of the ,issTsd
baainess Of importance will be brought tefsTa
Pass Christian, MONDAY, the I'D inst sers eIis
etI their Yachts must address Secretary undsr zeal % ~
te Club Meeting on Saturday Goth Yacht Is s6sed ~
gyl6 dP JAS. o. NIXON seeretarv
The Public school Vacation
l A4dN &c VIII enHtle pupis TO acquire an e erani |
=aA WRITING ACADEMY, % chariIes street f,o
III 20 X N and from TO p NJ; corner Of hagazine an5
ne streets nom 10 A. M Former pupils invited q attend
hakd q established BOOKKEEPING Classes as usual
Ho4t RUFUS DOLBEAR
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Oh nion La July 8 Mr.; LEwIs e. CARTER of New
N.'eeis 70 'ilss BETTE II. RaINEY OF Uinds ~ Nj
NJ, IN ne Parish Of Bossier July T. G. b. ALExANpYR d
mrs. MARY ID. Z. CANE, Of that place AN anu
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THOMAS BRADY,
~ Chartres street:
'AA''Sss''s = Esareges,
UNUSUALLY Low!

CHEAP GOODS.
% cases "a IRISH LINENS;
cases 81, lo.a, 124 LINEN sHEETINGs;
~ To be sold al GREAT BARGAINS
CHINA GRAPE SHAWLS.
500 GRAPE sHAWLs, various eoors;
10 To be sold -FOUR DOLLARS ene-iess than one .unr
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WANTED.
COAL! that is COAL!1

A AMERICAN GIL 70 30 Han wa-z il public keEse
Il IngEEre 81 the S.zha2 Hozase du July
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MUSICAL, NOTICE

hE subscriber wishes to call the attention of musicians
TO an E Flat CoRNET, or VALVE BUGLE, which
MAJ st completed on new and improved principle con-
tanning all the good qualities Of the Flat uo wiz volume
VI ene ana rapid execuon) and OF the false and i'm
Perect tones TO which the Buge subject be play
81 win ease through the whole compass of two and hall
ocues and produces the quality of tone throughout
ral COMETS, TRUMPETs, L Flat BUGLEs, &C.,
@ and warranted to prove good recon-
selected and furnished to order
Ae lew good Secondhand Instruments for sale cheap
" " Please call and examine 236 MAIN STREET,
PGnts Block corner OF Pleasant st. ISAAC FIsKE.
Worcester, Aug 6, 1850 DIFF
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PONDS IMPROVED UNION RANGE

NTEsSRS. MOSES POND & co. of Boston, who have
vi been for years engaged in the of COOK
ING RANGES, have recently made great Improvement
them The placed the side OF the FIRE that access
may be had to it without being obliged to reach over the
fire while baking. The boilers Immediately over the
fire and require little ue-they fitted for wood or coal
Hot-ar fixtures, for warming additional rooms attached
when desred-aso Water-backs and Bath Boilers They
of SIZES, suitable for the smallest families and
the largest hotels The Agent prepared to set them
for any responsible persons and ask nopay till perfect sat
jsfaction afforded. One may be seen at LORINGS "a
Main Street. Aug 80
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BUSH'S
SWIL4X OR SPANISH
SARS APAEsII.EA!

THIS preparation Of SaFsaparila hnmbIg secret
l compound. Il is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
Of reg ssrgaStR and unprecedented efficacy IN the CURE
or DfSE4SE. The recent discovery of the SmilaA
SarsaRaa the south, has put the PropTetors in POS
OF the SeaalEs rq0t fresh state; and by new
method OF preparation discovered BY themselves, calculated
10 secure concentrate all the virtues of the plant they
enabled 70 esr purchasers article infinitely SUPE
RiJG lig Aiilis Of me Kind IL Is well
af Sarsapara BY driving loses great share OF it,
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
Ill preserved placed permanent form, not liable to
injury by age
especially 1a0FIdts 0trGlls s1FsrIHg sick is particu
ary invited the trial Of article which Is trarTanfed
and any other preparation Of the KIND
offered the public
Prepared and sold by BUSH CO, No PARK STREET,
WORCESTER, Mass And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
T. Lase. Clarke. d. Scott, JF, s. Co, c. A. & E. Har
nsnn, anu spur Sbley, Druggists, and by l. NJ Com
ms, u. d.. and Calvin Newton. NJ D. April 2.
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kXNESNSSSSSSNSNIl.SSylS


Truth will Prevail
I've years this valuable medicine first
oere the pubic and the result has fully proved this
IMPORTANT FACT, viz: That remedy Of real uatus
can sustain Itself rft9ut Extra putting The article sPEAKs
ITsELF Old and difficult cases Of Gravel, Structure
Retention Of the EiHe Inflammation Of the Bladder Alice
tT0HS the hdneys- Female Irregularities, Dropsy.
have yel5ei this remedy after all others had aed and
no longer doubted that the Golden Extract stands
WITHOUT A RIVAL. rs safe, speedy, and permanent
for all diseases Of the Urinary organs of either
For sale by A. CLARKE, Druggist sole agent for Wor-
csster- weoP6deow3laWl Aug Is
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DIR. STONE.

TTENDS every brunch Of MeiaI practice, aside from
4 diseases Of the Eye and Ear. His great experience in
general Practice for last years other
Of the non wei the New England States in
DXSENTERIES and SUMNER COMPLAINTS of every
e variety enables him promise satisfactory
cess
RETERRScEs-Wm- Eaton and AIvan T. Burgess, Esqrs,
Worcester : J. Woodbury., Esq, Sutton John Barnard
and Nathaniel stone. Es rs, Auburn u Office and resi-
dence- No : MAPLE ST. eod&eowly
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
CURRIERS' OREGON HAIR 0TT.

THIS oil = nreaared By ii. G. CURRIER who is the
sole y pretor II he United States and the greatest
dscover the known wor Tor the growth Of Hair and
warranted. cause the air grow where has faIIen
or and Is sure and makes grow Thick dark
and silky Price 81 bottle The best OF references
be obtained from those who have been benefited this city
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