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Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

THE DEAF AND DUNE AsYLuM.-Mr
THos. OFFICER, the principal Of the Hi
nois Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at Jackson
VILE, has issued q circular in regard TO the
uresent condition, terms Of admission &c.
of the institution, Of which the following
Is an extract:
Tue annual session commences IN the
First Wednesday Of October Of each year,
and continues until the Wednesday before
the second Thursday of July following
Pupils are not received except at the com.
mencement of each session.
All the deaf and dumb of Illinois, Of
suitable & (ten years. and capacity,
are entitled 10 The benefits of the institu'
ton. Pupils from other States. are char.
.ed $50 a ysar-board, washing, books,
and everything included except clothing.
Shops are connected with the institu'
ton in which the male pupils aye taught
trades.
The females, under the care of an exper'
ienesd and efficient matron, are taught The
various kinds Of needle work, and sucf
household duties as can be attended to with
ont interfering with the regular school ex
e~feises.
Deaf mut.s Of Missouri, unable to pay
receive $50 q year from the treasury o.
that State; Of Iowa $50.
Donations to the library and cabinet Of
the institution are respectfully solicited.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01

MOUND, in the streets Of Louisiana, a few
days ago, a Gold Pencil Case, which the
owner can have by paying for this notice, and
applying 70 E. g. MURRAY.
June 94kh 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-07-01
Law DAT.

Law DAY.
EE.H. w. p. WoorzEE, Justice Of the Peace,
win hold . law day In Louisiana, on SsfuraeySes
Sd day Of August next. lJuBe z4sa.
+ LAW DAY. -.
E.JoHE C. MAssIE, Justice OF the Peace, viii
hold \ Law Day in Louisisna, on Saturday., the
9Th day Of July next. lyun lOn:
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Marine Affairs.

sUccEssFUL TRrAL Tar or rBE Egw srs4usHp
BALro. The new United states mail steanship Baltic
he fourth of the Collins line) Captain Comseek left
Eew York on Friday last q trial trip She cou,d
not have had better weather 10 teet her powers q.
good steamship ss during the whole Of Friday aud
Friday night very strong gale prevailed from north
to northeast We happy to say ,he realised every
expectation that had been formed Of her and the re
suit Of the trip most fully proved her title to placed
IN the foremost raak OF ocean steamships She r..
turned TO the city yesterday morning after going
distspce Of about 100 miles from sandy Hook. She
issves for Liverpool on saturday next and will no
dou " carry large number Of passengers.
L.rscHsp.--A Beautiful schooner Of 120 tons, built
entirely Cf Vineyard aud called the Eliza Jsas
IA une he'd at Holmes Hole Wednesday last She
built By Thomas Bradley, Eco, and has been sold 30
run 81 packet betweeu Nantucket and Baltimore.
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The decrease In the receipts Of -four snd wheat has
been small .nd Il Is barely possible that the deficiency
will be made up before the cls.e Of navigation The
annexed extract from the Buffalo Commercial explains
the falling OF in receipts The week just passed has
for the OF the year been ofunususl duneas
IN market for all kinds Of bresdstuds owing how.
20 lack Of for trsnsp East than
any other Boats became congregated In crowds
by the late breaks and have not yet got thoroughly
separated The consequence has been, that through.
cut the pas, week well the greater part OF the
week previous the demand for boats has greatly ex
seeded the capacity Of those at this end Of the canal
ard irrgbte have advanced to such exorbtant rates
o. 90 almost suspend operations The feeling in the
market for -four spsrt from the above oreu
hnt been very good aud sale' might have been readily
effected ~ prices Swing fair margin On New York
markets, bat for she difficulty Of shippiag at any
price" There are sboUt three weeks of navigation
left and We have no doubt bostmcn will try and make.
Up for lost time
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TIM UNION AND CONSTITUTION MOVEMENT Ex-
TENDING Since the great union and constitution
meeting al Castle Garden, the people Of the North
ern States seem 10 have been awakened to a sense
Of the necessity imposed on them to denounce all
agitators, and to put stop to the influence Of the
Stewards, Weeds and Greeleys of the day. On
Monday evening last mass meeting was held OF
men at both parties in Syracuse, nj which patriotic
sentiments were uttered, and resolutions Of the
night stamp adopted The action of Clay, Cars,
Webster, and others, was heartily approved OF, and
also the compromise measures adopted ny the last
Congress for the selilement OF the slavery question
The following are two Of the resolutions passed on
the occasion -
Received That 10 the opipon Of this meeting fur.
th,r agitation Of the slavery question In Congress
would b. irauyLt with incnlc ulabe danger 70 our
Union and thai We ~ill support no candiate AZ the
ensuing other election for State ooers for
NsmbtrH 81 Congress or Of the Legislature. rhD is
kuo~n or believed Go BE- hostile 60 he peace
recently adopted ny Congress any Of them. or in
fNveT a. ~ opening the questions Involved ia the
iCs rtue~ei GgitAiion
Resolved That W rerprd raious 70 tn. ION.
situation and the Union - superior % the ties OF any
n the political parties TO Which may hitherto have
ttlotg,d ard that al future ccessions W. will
OurselEes uder the banners % that party Who
principles ard praoece are most calculated 20 uphold
The Constitution aud to Psrpetuate our glorious
UuiCn
ID will be seen, therefore, that the influence Of
the Castle Garden meeting was not confined to III
city, but that il has extended to the interior. We
hope hat IT will t'll further extend and that meet
irga will he held AL over the Northern States, ard
similar resolutions to the above passed. The Con-
situation must, and shall, be sustained.
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rhs Courier aud Enquirer aud slavery Asi-

tation.-DcTcnce OF VIM. a. seward.
In the course ~ long editorial article which
appeared ia the columns Of the Courier aud En-
s-.ir,y, a this city, Saturday last, series Of
charges were made against the Independent press
81 this CITY, Including the Ma fws Herald, for
TOE sentiments which it hes Uvowed and the policy
Nhich !, bas yUr.ueo IN r- ference 70 the question
cfsil,tu. which nos being re.cpeued by a few
6sslnmg msg,u.e- in this state FOR he pur-
,ofs Of sute.f.ug th-r own privat, views and
suhiica erds. Il accuse this journal Of manu-
f,cmrinr and publishing iaiammatory statements,
% the eve ~ tht recent election ia New York, for
he purpose Of ere Aunr excitement aud driving the
PEOPLE tltu voting the Unipn Wing ticktt--that We
have published What was false and wicked. ],
denies tbst VIM n seward and hi- associates
have reorered the agitauons Of past few years;
and after expendmg great deal Of pains to show
ire feelings towards Seward as friend, 1, winds up
By saying that the Nsc Yak H,rald and the
J,arrGi of c1mmocs are the real agitaiors, and
have produced The very state Of things which they
affect To deplors
We are somewhat Of opinion that Il will be a
sia6cult matter fbr the COt,rtcr asd Enqui,er 10
induce the public ~ believe its statements in refer.
sAce to this matter; and the compliment which
indirectly pays to the gentlemen who identified
the feelNee Win me OtlVu htH AtVNf-
mept AZ Castle Garden comprising. as they DO,
the wealth, influence resp reliability, and conserVa-
tsm Of New York-wil, w, doubt not, be duly and
Hoperly appreciated II the vrivate feelings OF the
editor influence, If not destroy Ns judgment, 90 that
he cannot see in VIM II Seward and his associates
clique Of demsgogues and reckless assailants OF
the south, the constitution, and the Union, II is his
misfortune, and exhibits his weakness; but be-
cause he lie friend Of William VI Seward, and is
determined to stand by him, offend phoss IL nay,
Il is no reason why other people should foll,w his
example. Our remarks on William n Sc ward
are directed towards him as a public man-as q !
politicians designing and dangerous dema- |
gogue and agitator-a man who, we are satisfied,
il not checked in the dangerous career which he
has entered upon, will bring about state Of
things most disastrous to the welfare and pros
Perity Of this great republic. For years past, in
Congress and out Of il, he has exerted himself to
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IDVgBTISENEaTs ReNEwED sVEaY Dlf
HOAnDIys. S..

BOARDING. Sc.
e-'--~ .-s~-
BOARD WANTED ny GENTLEMAN, IN BARCLAY.
~ huuty, warren "a aubers street house where
ttere ore ladies' Aitrssa Z 5 NJ as the Hsrsid Office
BOARD WANTED TOR TIRE WINTER, WITH BED
~ ruem, ~ single Etniman, where The comforts Of
home may te panty realized either with widow lady or in
email family where there few hcarders Prefer below
Grand street. eud not Ar from Broadway. Address T. r.
Herald once for two days.
BOARD IN BROOKLYN-A FAMILY HAVING TWO
~ wen furnished unoccupied in hose pleasantly
situated few ninutes wak Fulton ferry the
With par'is heard two sirfis gentlemen. The
German lan1uana spaAtn BY the family
quired. Please al iress =, B,x 1889, Poet Once.
pOARrINg.-Two OR THREE vERY DEsIRABLs
NJ ant reaig finished srtrmsnte with every comfort for
Ne vn~r, frr ngle gentlemen, lutrnx rooms without
bossd rsy r. he'd " spry ~ No ~ FranhIn strstt
few doors vest q Broadway
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MAILS FOR CALF OR MA,
BY THE
kTlAMsHIP GEORGIA.

The Mail Steamship Georgia, Captain Porter, will
leave this port at three O'Clock this afternoon for Cha
gres, ris. Charleston, Savannah and Havana. The
mails will close at o'clock The WEEKLY HERALD viii
be published at ten O'Clock this morning. Single
copies, In wrappers siIpence.
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public is invited examine the Portraits tanned in the
first volume Of this work These Portraits
for exhibition together with superb specimens Of Daguerre
otypes ivory, by the PROJECTORS process which
combines the beauty Of fine painting with the fidelity Of
Daguerreotype. M u. BRADYS
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CrNrRvvutr CouRsE L. I.-T~o matches, PIP, rill
GENE Of this afternoon at the above courss-sne
pacing and the other trotting good sftersoon's
tport may be anticipated The trottine horse seIim
viii be sold on the track By auction
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TO examine Ba shslOr style Of Wigs and scaips-theJ
really the most superb articles Of the kRd have
aud superior attractions 20 Wig 0ee
rneqused for excellence Of and naturS
Call fnd examine them Mt Bachelor celo
brkted via fstory, Nc. Wall street Copy the sdSreea
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTloy-Mt TINY IN THE
Nms CAMr The Massachusetts election. for As
scubly and members Of Congress, takes place to
day Politics in that State appear to be, in New
York, heads and tails, skies and sevens, with the
fugitive agitation at the root Of the evil. Mr. 10.
race Mann, rejected by the Wing convention as a
" nomination not fit to be made" a second time,
after his fanstical abolition course in Congress,
hss been taken up as the free soil candidate In op-
positon to the wing nominee. The contest, there
fore, in Mr.. Adams district, particularly, will be
a three cornerea fight, which may result in no
election of either candidate In such an event, Il
ists tc hoped that the Union men Of both parties
will agree upon some arrangement, by VII CHI Mr
Mann end bis Modification doctrines may be re-
buk,d After the events Of the last session. the
election ct Mr.. Mann would be unfortunat Tor the
country, If not disgraceiul to Massachusetts
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Hair Dytng.-phaion,s Magic Hair ID

to color tho haiT whiskers. the mosht 10 splice
without injury the hair skin. L. washed me
datey without disturbing the color snd has bad odor
II applied Sold AZ Phslons tx and roupes manufso
tory, ~ Broadway.
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Ereokles, Tan, saIiownesa, plmpies, Ernp

ons and AL skin diseases n 10 vol toWl poitvei
cured b. using CoHrERds Italian Meacated Soap, Tbj
Peudre Subtitle eradicate. hair from sny part Of the body
liquid Rouge tor pale lips and checks. Llv White tI
rough, futhed. aurgish pleona az ~ walker
are. FROM Broadway Csenssr, SoCth Third sress
phiIaJaiuhis
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The following, far as have come to hand, comprise
the whole number of vessels that have cleared from
the Atlantic ports for the Pacific since the sailing Of
the steamer ohio. Excepting for Valparaiso and
one for Oregon, they all cleared for San Francisco
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$500 challenge.-Xye see that A. j Beals

has made the and 1t as expected and all
have TO TO readers is call st his rooms and
there you good if not the best dsguerreotype
in the city, and warranted to fade,
beautiful dollar No. 6 broadway, be-
Maiden Liberty street. Beebe Co.'S hat
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Hair Dye snly he secured the nsnufactory I'll
street The public should guard against mtssons Zee
various diplomas. Persons whose hair has assumed I'D
color of the imitation dyee have 10
reottd b. osllinE &c aheye. Copy The address
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DO Dancc ar WnItz well is mott only fnsh.

ionabie but condu Give health We end Mr.
Soaring of So Bond street as of the most faithful
teachers met with. Mr. 8 teaches ali that IA
and fahienabe and gives parties exclusively for the
tce altzing-so ladies and
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Shell Combs onarn Glasses and Fans

good assortment all SOLD tredueed prices Combs have
the advantage all others in beauty fni h. aad Al
the head in the mot perfect style. Premium Open Chains
z NJ DUMMY, sO3Is Broadway
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DIR. X eIlInger--D ISellinuer.-Eycry one

toh high an low are anxops see has
oompshtd much BY simps Dr. ks store A. i7o Broad
way. Literally down Every goes sway satisfied
that Their dieh about him. his remedyhs
theory. 10 break deep seated cough simple and
certain Inst ~ Is npotshle 60 fail No matter what the
veaknets pain from, II is certain IL
tried. SOLD in very l.rre hnttles At 81 each.
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4le Inc 4s5.TG2

By reducing the wheat to four the quantity Of the
latter lift tide this year compared with the
corresponding period Of last year shows decrease Of
AZ s23 bbls Of nour
The fclloring table shows the quantity Of come Of
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
nom the commencement Of navigation to the eth OF
November inclusive, during the years 1sls le1 days
1919 leI days; 1850 100 days.
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Slave and Tans Venus works of Of the prsudest
creation and highest attainment of the seulpors ant
Next TO these think those mimi pistures of
the Rosshe wsnder and admiration Of the hundreds who
daily visit their GalerY at 1863 Broadway.
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Wanted 10 Purchase, the lease, goodwill
The Venus De Medicis, Powers Greek

and fixtures of Lumber doing business in
this city, lease any location suitable for the
Communications 10 be addressed with full particulars
through the Pest Office. to Horatio c. Clark.
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sddoh % The properties 81 ths preparation a. eurs for
general ipvirOrang and renovatng effects wonderful;
sud advise all who suffer Of those complaints
physical weakness At all emacGte 70 give trial
General dtpOt 3h2 Budsoa street.
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Dee. i3sess In 45i $40 De- 1,6236oI In o2,ee2
The aggregate quantity Of tho snme articles left al
tide water from the commencement Of navigation tc
the Th Of November, inclusive during the years 1916
aud $50. was ~ follows
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News FRop EVRorE The steamship Atlantic,
Cspt West, from Liverpool, d now 10 her twelfth
day and the Franklin, Capt Woiton rem Hayre,
IN her ttnih dsY.
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Dec 4gpls Inc ;oi2s 2927 Dec al 26-

Dec. I2pl8 Inc. iOi23 2327 Dec. ei267
The aggregate quantity OF the articles left at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation &c
the 7th Of November inclusive, during tho .ysarr
isie ana 1850, was as follows
Flour. bbi'. Wheat. 5u. Corn, 6u. Barley, bu
1870. ..25Ss $40 2Ol7 Gil 47672s2 1.t05 0s0
1850. q 4Ol $50 2s6sg 31436Ts 1sOsO72
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Wat,s, Nervons Antidote Is cine n,ost won.

deful discovery ever made for this rsasonlhe rs bottle
taken gives such wonderful evidence "a Tvs poror The
that the patients feel kno they
be WELL for 10 strengthens the entire Do
ensbd 20 take air. exercise. and food. 81 per bottle 02
Nassau street.
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All but sS4 9o5 Of the shipments during the past tive
weeks in silver and full half Of the above az
grcgate composed Of silver coin. 1t will be seer
that silver is leaving in every direction Nearly
every description Of silver coin Is at premium
and 10 Is daily becoming and Daring
the past two weeks the importation Of gold into this
port, amounts to about three millions Of dollars
The quantity Of flour, wheat corn, and barley left
az tide wSter, during the first week in November ir
IL.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON b Nm f TT.
PROPRIETOR ANf EDITOR

oYF1cE N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU SIS
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ITALIAN OPERA, AscoR PLACE-LUcRrzrA BoReu.
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'E'isc Place 10 BEsy Cheap as.d
Ig ~ CO = DSv

z HI Subscribers have jus, made al s6Gi-
fol TO their stock Of Goods. 49, the :
t. ectf4iIr Invite ti.ci- friends ~ the pGllc
- Cal, EXAMINE an compare pres with the
stis- SORT ii lIr-eiiuEalz-, a9.: Tor ~4o -
ujae- Stores in k4ai.fion1. They are as'ssn. H.
al - etf-f i4s., : ssto1leFS go5a tar@dtas. 4..3
II Wi act 1- tie i4ult ct c SHOW t..i *
co. ii purchases a-c not ma Z.
'!A-y have ii wvI-<eirctea stock Ct Cloths,
{ >.s.er-s, S-ttll,i;S, je4I.s .!inu-.s. I--rs'
Dress Coos. Geadcr3rn's Slt.Inrr Coos.
Palm l. ii Its. Sc, &c
SCI ! - assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
!. au5 ...fHE&S, wish can aa4 ~t.! IL
ea!l i l5H prices ALso,-Aa assortment o!
P.a,zo.s al C.saEEIlAs.
At@o -C4:tery. Qae as.eays, HIr'acrs, Glass
-N4.as, 4.4,.. L.4+. 81, cFoerl.es, &c
-3,...iGAT. FI-AX5 Fed, corn and OATS,
u demand - al sinsr,; for winch VII. = u-:u
The .ci4--t i..~Es-et-.-'ce ~ Cas-. or C9o@s
- o. .:tT Pr - =. taken i.
c. SHOWER < CO.
Pee. .frret. So,ifh Of IL C1hot,c Ctarcf.
Eiri:Nio>p. IIay g. lc52- 2tf
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Consumption * a disease " HIGH i c,-,,;,:.
sie'''hs 10 the tembs by thousands ,rifh,ut ~
ing arrested IA us progress by the !:
eonn'a use at The Present time RAJ, hrit.
49,, & e''l'ng' "h1 h's come TO succes.f,.iI,,
'eS' ua's disease DR.. Rogers L.yerv,ort
Ear, nor only gives immediate r.If ~ - 90 aii'
a"u 'oiis, out from the testimony Of 80, ~" =.
the highest standing here ana .Is.,,t 'l'eh OIL
'haAins seuie very Remarkable cures of r = =
si..ina improvements IN the trca,ne n u
are onwart, and nothing can arrest -
'p'r'' IN The present age.-Loaisriac Cor -
IT may be obtained al Irwin E.-t,s D.
column III another
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cofal alattrs. Notices, 81.
v..~-eaings Of Council.
RICHMOND, May 81. 1855

RICHMOND. May 81. 1850.
Mr.. Scott, from the Street Commiitee'
- which was referred the resolutions IN
s,ruc,ing the committee 10 have side GUT
,.rs and cross streets and alleys. and also
The west side of the public square curbeo
and paved, on tina, part Of Front street
.esween Market and South street. report
that they deem the adoption o! the FIRST
resolution expelient. and the second reso-
Union youi committee arc Of the opinion
,ba, il would be impolitic 10 pass at this
lime. and we would mos. respectfully rec
commend the adoption of the following
resolutions. 10 wit:
..Resolyed. by the Mayor aud Common
Council. That the Street Commissioner b.
;,s,ructed TO notify the owners. agents or
occupants Of prop srtf, bordering ~ Front
street between the summit below NIrket
aud South street. 10 curb and pave the )! ie
cutters: also - gravel between paving ani
Street. opposite |, their respective proper
Ties. within thirty days from ~ atsr the
18Th Of June n~yt
Resolved. Th1i the Street Comm ,ss:2a-
or also notify the owners or a. .nls Of aag
properiy remaining uucuc5r,i Or uuptPet
on that D ~ Of Pearl street. br.yecu " ll-
nu, and South street. t. curb az pave tie
same within thry da13 from an 4.i.r the
18th June next
Rcs,lycI. TIA, IT, Com on Streets b.
AMI they arc hereby Instructed - nav. to
side gutter, fronting the pal'.c !ot o.
Fr,ukttn street curb II and Da.. !. Al n!
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:
y Y f. k1y,, iu>: received a flesh iot of Blue
w Iack. Brown and Green Cloths: .oni"
entirely Hes. stvie tassiinrres' Gut Velvet.
Satin Il. ab.o. SI,k AM Fancy testings; which
y3.i s.3,e &c oIGe. II the shortest noiice aI.
warrant >At.>i-Stioa- 4 80. good assortment
Il CIot.s.sg ready saa.e. aud ever, thing elso
tat iuri : fe ia The habit OF nearaag kept 70 &c
, sl.i.lo,ts. III. customer III sccraiRg
sss.--N. ias- also received another
Iot % tt~s i-aaps. s.- i-ard i.sHPs, one .ett Of
spiruat4 GsrA.-o.ss. i-asop C.i-:ae,s, Giotcs
aaa W.ebs.
Nav - 1850 C-;f
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carpenters PRrcrFfTArED ExTRAc7 OF
PERUyIAS BaRK--Iilj- extract contains ali
the active principle OF the Bark, in highly con-
ccntra,ed forIa. II Is d valuable remedy in Fe
yer and Agu- 1t much more eti-ctuai and
safer than Ouinine. aud 4 good deal cheauer.--
For sale at DR.. HoweIi's Drug Store, No. l6.
Main street.
Marci. 3, 1850. 4i:tf
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Hay SCALES We were present few DAYS
'hc' when test was made Of n. correctness
OF the scales recently rrii!leI BY Nr. lr,.l,s,
IN iront Of his black sn,;h shop We
prlsed = the minute accuracy with wh,.h H..
tests resulted. Thry were compared Win
erni patent balances, aud varied 50 s,irbtlv
aon more than oae-fou5ih pound that We c,o-
not doubt ,hsir correctness We ar, wiil,,
bay OF Sc! by tltn,.