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The Worcester Belt 90.

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Are prepared to all orders for the BEST PUIIA
DELPHlA OAK TANNED LEATHER BETTING
DTAll communications addressed WORCESTER BELT CO.
will receive prompt attention. diff NAV 10
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- - t'oni iaor I.oooh II 1CIlCOOh: -. -
James &. Ayer-Sir: have used your g CHERRY Pee
TORAL in my fdeep~seated Bronchitis and an
satisfied from its chemical constitution that it adra
Die compound for the relief of larynxa and bronchial diff
cues ii my opinion as to its superior character b.
OF any service liberty you think pro
EDWARD iIITCBCOGK
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DIR. BREWSTER, of Wmdham Co, Conn, sends us the
following testimony
Dr. j. O. Ayer-Dear Sir: enclose you certificate from
Mrs Caharine r. Cady, highly respectable lady this vii
iage, wife of Mr. Seth Cady Deputy Sheriff. Windham Co
Conn The cure in her very prompt and hes at
tIacted general attention w A. BREWSTER M d
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THIS truly valuable Remedy for all diseases of the L
and Throat has become the chief reliance of the alic
ed as is the most certain known for the above
plants Read below the opinions of who known
to the world, and the world respect their opinions.
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SirnN Notes Of a LnNxNcr.

The following having, by accident. fallen into the
hands Of our law reporter, publish them for the
edihcaiion and benefit Of the profession
1900 reference TO authorities contained in GER
tain books called Reports for the purpose II affect
ing the opinions Of judges. j. hereby prohibited
Mote This section l. highly important for the rca-
that in numerous Instances these books contain
phrases written in unknown language aud whore free
from this objection, they calculated TO induce
judges 90 give TO the plain ineligible language Of the
code different meaning from that intended by the
commissioners.
2695. In determining the degree II credibtyto be
attached to positive testimony in opposition 10 evil
dence within the knowledge Of the court the jury
are to he governed by the Laws OF nature and Of
chanic aud when otherwise balanced wink from the
court shall determine the prcponderance.
Noie-This section settles satisfactorily tho vcxed
question. Ia what way the jury are 60 ascertain the
knowlt dye Of the court. and relieves the Jury from
the absurd practice of being compelled 60 listen 90 the
jarron Of counsel a., in the language q ancient
commentator 4" a hint i ~ good a. n kick"
t2ots Testimony already in opposition % the wishes
ofthc jury T. To- be forthwith rejected
Nos.-1he learned Polygumniu- says, Ycrtas
vcritat optissima apponct testimonhus credenibus"
which being translated into ineligible English means
" Don't believe s.man when he swesrs he l. white "
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CRY TRADE REPORT.

MoNpAfs Aprl ~ I. VI.
The weather during part Of the day proved incie-
ment and interrupted TO some extent out door bust
ness sales % cotton made TO far extent es-
tabishing the advance noticed On saturday Another
steamer being due the present week 70 thought the
article would not assume much activity until after its
arrival The -four market steady. ~ saturday :
rates with rather moro doing In western aud state.
for future delivery. To-day fixed upon for the
opening q the state canac. With prospect Of St.
being carried into effect southern brand were quiet
but sales we're limited Holders 81 wheat were drin
with fair demand for milling Corn continued
scarce but hardly firm Saturday ~ tho
orders we're said 60 be less than expected Pork
appeared 10 remain about the same with dsrpsi-
ton either TO purchase TO sell Def was dwl Isrd
was heavy There marked chang. ir groceries
and the showery weather checked operations
Asprs-Thc market for pots was heavy, ~ith sales
of S5 bis at Sc Pearls firm, with sales uf 70 bis
Al So C2is
Bprspsrrrrs.-F Flour The sales Of the day AID mp
leo his ct - So 81 G2. for No superfne with
Canadian ~ 80 b0a 50 O2s common 90 straight state
old snd new inspection ut S5a - 90 Michigan ano
good Ohio nj 50 81 s. So Pure Gcnesce AT 81 O. s.
~. and other brands ~ before Exclusive Of The
above. there were sales made 81 500 bis straight
state for May delivey, 81 IS -. ScTfhcrn Flour
The fimncss ~ holders has restricted sales TO zoo We
81 S. lsas5 - for mixed brands IS 25a IS 3Ip tof
straight 20 good brands. baltimore. Brandy vine, AleS-
erdria aud Georgetown aud g 5Oas5 ST., for fancy
90 Nv, Flour was very FIRM with sslcs % 300 BIZ At
- S, At the close IL the market this figure would
not D. accepted Gem Nsai buoyant with sales
81 leo bis Jersey NJ 50 To- aud Long Island white Al
30 Uhtof-T The only sale that have 90 report Ia
lot OF 1000 bus. common Upper Lake at p0c re
vas more tim and prices have slightly advanced we
note sales Of $500 bus, part TO arrive 1t eOc saos
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preparation made the 9TH March, 1913; and
Elijah Hise appointed Charge dAHaires early in
April He not able to leAvethe United States uu
til the begi inning Of June and what ction he
bore with him will be found in the State Department
rs well IA those communicated to MIR Bancroft, Mr.
Clayton has got them before him. Mr. Mise on account
Of sickness and accidents, was necessarily but
fortunately DO long detained his way to Cen
trail America that no despatch received from
him after he had reached the place Of hs des-
tination. until Mr.. Folks administration had ceased
to exist This was of severe modification to
MIR. Folks cabinet, especially to Mr. buchanan as IL
prevented MIR. Polk from laying the whole subject
before Con gress.
To recspitulate The last ADM ion have given
many proofs Of their devotion to the Monroe doe
trine that is too late in the day to dispute it,
They were afraid upon any proper occasion TO
avow 1t to the world. They twice did 49, In the face
OF Great Britain, whilst the Mexican war was raging
although they well knew how hostile that country ~
to and how friendly to Mexico.
pOZZO DI BORGO
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Died.


On Sunday. April 2lst WILLIAM HESRr ToDD, in tho
2qsh year OF his age.
The fierds of the family and the members Of Nor
spectfuy requested TO attend his funeral Tuesday
I'D inst, at O'Clock, from the Meeting House Of the
Norfolk Street Baptist Church.
On Monday morning, 2ad April Mrs H,RRrr o.
Mars, wife Of James Mapes aged 81 years. months 10
days
Tho friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-.
Fpccfully invited TO attend the funeral at her late
residence. 30 Eighth avenue corner Of Twent first
street this (ructday) afternoon. AT O'Clock
on Monday morning April I'D. lIISEurrA. daughter
Of Mary II and Jno NJ. Sherwood aged year and Is
days.
iior remains will lie taken 20 Greenwich Conn. e.
interment, this morning az a o'clsck
On Friday. April 18th, 1850. 81 the residence Of her
Thomas rlatt Hossvillc. staten Island Mrs Pun
Ls DoNovsS, ia the ecd year Of her age.
Yesterday morning. the I'D inst. Captain CH,RIrs
GEIsvoIp, of this city in the 5Oth year Of his age
His funeral will take place from his late residence
No. lsS Church street, TO Greenwood Cemetery this
day at o'clock r. NJ Ills friends and acc uaintanccs
are respectfully invited to attend
At GilmAnton. n. H., 18th inst Rev. william Coas-
VIA. ID D.. aged 81 years. lie was graduate Of
Dartmouth College. Il the class q ISL. The class
Numbered among otlOrs, Hon. Amos Kendall. Judge
Shcpiey. Of Portland Hon. joel Parker. Rev Daniel
Poor d h.. Of Ceylon, Ex-Governor Arnold. Of Rhode
Island
At New Bedford. Mass, April 18th Captain corSr-
GrrNrrtL ut an advanced age lie the fat her
q the Hon Joseph Grinncl
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and Gle delivered Oass were steady, but not active.
Northern sold at ass 4Sc, Jersey at 30 4sc, and
Mt 5ec for Jersey and Northern yellow in store 0vc
for do ahoat, and Gle. delivered
Southern remainder from this State aud the East) Is
c~~r and calves. and 600 sheep and lambs. The
niue kes closes dull owing in part to the unfAvoraole
state Of the weather Sales Of good retailing qualities
et go aSs per cwt. About 200 head would remain
over nndisposed Of Cows and Calyes-Prices ranged
at frcm $40 So 30 Si2 80 Left over, 10. For
sheep and lambs there better demaad, and. on
the better dcscriptionss decided improvement has
taken place We quote the market at from 81 % - %
Corros-The sales amount to 900 to 200 bales, at
prices establishing an advance of to 20 The pri-
waite advices are considered very satisfactory.
FRFIGHTs.-Ship owners were were asking better
rates but it being the first day of the week aud thing:
rather unsettled, there but little Offering Small
engagements were making at about 15d for naval
stores corn at I'd For cotton 31Gd. was asked, and
lis Sd asked for dead weight. To London there was
no change to notice.
HAr.-There was a pretty fair demand for North
River for export, with considerable sacs ut SO 62sc
HIDEs.-There more activity in the market, with
a good demand and the small lots that have arrived
since our last have been taken up at full prices Sales
1850 Curacao, averaging % lbs at 9hc.; 100 green
salted Buenos Ayres COW, averaging 45 lbs, ga l3o
dry Laguyra 70 ibs 10 lohc; ana SD san juan, ~
lbs at So 10c all msnths, less per cent for
cash.
HEMP The article steady, but no sales of mo-
lead continued firm, especially soft Galena
LrArHER-The receipts since our last have been
tons which are as follows: 1871 17c for light; 10
161i for medium; II 15c for heavy weights and
1874 l4,sc. for good damaged
LiME.-The supply at present in the market Is good,
and prices have slightly receded We note sales oy
the cargo at Soc for common Thcmaston and 800 Tor
lump
Provisions. 800 bbls. was disposed Of
at $40 70 for mess, and SIS 37s for prime Beef con-
tinued quiet but steady at Saturdays prices beef
hams inactive at $40; cut meats were quiet, and
NJ sales Of magnitude transpired prices were unchang
ed Lard was very heavy-some small sales OF prime
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BIARkETs ELSEWHERE.


PnnAprIrns April = 1tirst BssTd-l,o shares Rsaeins
10 90 Penna ills DO sshuylkiIl Nay ri lpdo Le-
6sssli - shares Mechanics Bank 2ga Sr.o : 81 81
ls N u =. Gs, O7, ll73t; $500 do, HIS S6us state
5s, wa; $40 Pitsburg G "; 500 a. :. Bk. rs 500 Lee
HAL b I5 shs Farmers Mechanics Blk, t7 lgd1 Penns
h X. fll5 S7'1 City Gs. 1876 sls9 Reading Bonds 20
Gg second Bo0rG5oo Sis Wilmington, a3i, do fhla-
delThia Bk lf5 q do Girsrd b. l2 Si0t Schuyk Nav
6s 30 10 sbs Lehivh Mortg a ~ do n orleans ll2
u do Kentucky b. 1925 $500 Texas ~ per ~ S2p
stated s So; 20 shs Harrisburg r.. "a, si0J Tenn IS,
s.ie; 90 shs Reading 227s.
BAiTnoRr April 20-Sl00 Maryland o. 1921 shares
Susquehanna Canal lSiGi ~ do As fireman's Inc. a.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PnIApElrHiA, April 22.-The rain having interrupted
business the market has been inactive to-day. Cotton
h. held firmly, and 100 bales sold at full rates Corn
is wanted at 5sc for Southern yellow; some holders
AK more. Wheat has been sold at 81 laa 81 20 for
Wnit".
doc Rye H. worth Coo Flour h. steady, and sales are
making for the supply Of the home trade at So l2l
for common, So % for good, and 50 62if for extra
brands. Corn meal sold at 81 62k. and rye flour at
So Slla 50 SIS Bark Is in demand Coffee is
irm.r. Sugar and Molasses quiet. Provisions remain
inactive, and sales limited, at for shoulders, A.
for sides, and 5isc for hams. Whiskey Is scared, Mt
2lsc. for bbls. Freghts TO foreign ports duli and
rates justified
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The Foote md Benton Difficulty.

The National InteHigeneer contains the following letter
from the Attorney Of the Unted States for the District
of Columbia to Mr.. Senator Benton -
OFFICE U. s. ATTORNEY d. c.,
Washington 10th April. 1850.
sir-whie engaged in trial yesterday, received
your letter and the National ieRgneer, both of that
date; in which letter you tate that pistol had been
drawn you in the Senate chamber and express your
wish that the subject should be ought before the
criminal court of this District, for the examination
and decision which the laws would give it." That
court is not in session. dts March term having
closed the first instantly and will not sit again till
the third Monday Of June next. Your commune alton
will then be submitted to the Grand Jury.
am, sir very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
p. X. FENDALL.
Hen THOMAS H. BFrrov. L. s. Senate
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Cleared.
r a,sss ssT 5sS WEI s w suSsd S SfG"
Co. Industry IITl Stevens ), Johh, ssSafrSy So.
Bns&Rains s atsSs nsssas WIZ rVsi 20
Selrs iioyrd trl koler spa es,,line % Bent. 81
90 ssafh Sr S.i E Ns Gr Ss' tS. S, SSrh'
smith. smith wilmington, NJ, Rceer Miller Morton. Rap
sSss. flStS; Ssv icrt sSsSs RsSsSSE isRiaSs
Tusis rhsdsPi. pis smith sars, P,Ttr fBs boston
sIosi'-NouhI noIe. Tucker. Taunton.
ship rin.delrhia Coz riladelrhisl se,e.tury Liver
pool = d'y With %dss sad I,sgseT 70 k,9sr,on Wat,
from liverpool ~ this Tort.
Slip W rsnnin Ncfrs, Galveston - day. with cotton
slP fdioSsC Parker New Orleans. % days wild, mds and
sir obetof ncsoni sutton Apsaehiccia IS days. with
nsrR sophie IBi Kuhls nrcmcn " days. in Salla., and
at; s!sss Arm "a n io%s .sss; Sii sris
ron sr1nd Tor .ss "ss e severe
' hsii {,s 81 si; i 1872 IT, d sS with
srsed severe vsatheti spii, sails Ss;
aai srr MIR r hGes &c. Nf ss Ig gsSs " Tho
riF Oriol tof isrrinres Nel Was. Trinidad De Cuba.
Hrs tslp tpri cam s. Kits q dsy. Tith .,, %
, & . sl . S s n, nT1H oI All sss SPeS, e,
ne ~ stoke schr John w, fror Ncrtuyror for Ponce
81 tfsw ~ ccfsssei terbj East, - snip S''''-
Bs Cstisrire Essei, tof rs,snl Collins Atakspa. Is
Gays viih srgrr srd mclssses. % Ietk Lyman. April
" y e. Ion i o In gale To NNF carried aaay the
I.fe torusst. liz u VASE dsys North al lIatterss
Brig Rainbow llirl trsne, Windsor Ms. 10 days. With
fiasfer. fn Souie, whitney &C.
S,ir der (of 1h,msstonl Barker AttAkapas Y DAYS
win srrsr sud uolasses y Sayre. Apri 81 rtuass
earna iST distant 10 miles spoke schr .ntor Tslkrr
frtfn Attalaras ftr New Nyrk
sr II n Isrsn (of Cgvsrrortl Young Barsso. n days
vitf fruit. - Atterly 'illtr.
SIR insrsse % Gen Ce,eL Dyer B.raeos ~ days, With
ffuit % Y Cilnaftin.
SIR Ceorre Fmiiy, -, Richmond, tiays
sclr Iiueott Tunnel, Baltimors. tsys
rrirdstores, 80 Soulc Whitney Go.
stir Ttrrsst. fierscn, Calais, Gays
sclr Nrdison. Ttalc. Calais dsv-.
Stbt b0yne, Ciits, (slss, days
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Schr baltimore. Mcservey. Calais. days
Sehr Cordeiia, -, ThomAston. S days.
Schr Fountain Mayo. Thomastop. 3days.
Schr Odd Fellow. Elem. ThoGnAstea. days.
Schr J"hn. Sleeper, ThomAston, days
Sehr Bride Psrsee, Thomaston, 5days
Sch Ann Denman, 1homaston, days.
sthr YAntie, Brown Mschias. 6days.
Sohr Presto. Eagles. Mschas. days.
SeLr CkAppeli, Noonan, MsohiAs, TdAyA
sehr Gibbs - MAchiAs, days
S.hr Albert, MAchias. days.
SeLr Gen Warren, WithaIn, Machias, 3 days
Sshr Msyfower FOSTER. Machias, days
Sshr PoIyapthus. Anderson. Bath. days
sehr Eliza. Eidr,dge, Portsmouth. NIL ds7s.
schr Cabot. Nickersou. Boston, days
Sehr eornelia Young New Bedford, days
Sailed.
Ships Marmion, Liverpool; Hudson, Glasgow.
Packet ship Admiral for HAVE has anchored at Quaran
tine and brig VIM Spear for Darien, Ca at the SW Spit
detained by adverse winds.
April 22-Wind South throu xhout the day
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BALrIaoRE, April g.
Arrved-schr New Regulus, NYork
BosroN, April D.
Arrvee-Ship Fear NYork; banks Fanny Newcastle Feb
III Galway March I2 Nashua Philadel-
pha Gen Jones' Saw snnsh Srigs Persia Manana sehrs
Palestine, Port Prince; Coles Co. and Bay State
York.
CHARLFsroN, April -.
Arrved-shp New York. NYork; Goth, bark Edward. DO;
sohr Helen, do
MoBuH April Is.
Arrived-Bsrk Macedonia, NYork; schr Isabel do.
PoRrL AND, April Fl.
Arrived-Schrs James Farwell. Patriot, Hurd Trumpet
Challenge, Ophr Kosciusko, Exchange Gannete, Cyene
and Excel, from NYork.
Ship Parliament, from Boston Liverpool April Is lat
AZ, Ion G2,
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CHAsREs-Steamship Alabama. from New Orleans-D
Jordn and lady. yordin. Mrs Rego. Mrs Hammond,
Logan, John German ftrsitbons McKinter Nay
s ssts TS' caT.is RshSons, G.rss
Trinord Smith, Stanley. X Andrews, Highly Kelley.
Lowry. Lowry. swhiteomb. II R Coleman. Murphy.
Ainsworh George Lambert George Hss.n ssegd%syss
Rogers Fehsrty, Benhsm Russell Roy, W Perkins
W Hall, X Armstrong. c whtsmith, p Watt, y
Lanieg. Payne Hurst Murray, Asburry.
Gamer, ID Fitzpatrick, Hoffman, W Pettgrew
Adams W Adams, A Legion and servant, stewart.
Lloyd, Daniel Beaver, N Edu. @ Hid. Cody. "A
Arnold A Thomas. John Burns, Holly Stevens.
John Rich W Glass, Martin Keller, " McMurohy. Ely,
Levi Leeds, John Weleh. Charles Blair, James McNair
James Orr blanchard N Coats and servant d Lea
witt Jas Greeley, Ward Curey. Smith, Courtney,
Il Berry and servant Il Evans A Cay Barnes. Edva
Orr, David Woods John Merker Davis Barnes, WCald
we'll, Belser, $ Lacey, A burroughs. Aontayne
Carter. Powell, Thomas. Warren, NJ Wheat Thos
yadt = Msssngat, II Pope Hough. Z Woods, W
Marsh, J. nutson. jr. W Holliagwcod Hsurisht . Q
liam Kess' Mason SMITH iissi Sas'w ss.s 81
Trainer, Runut, Miss Gaines. Jno Hahn, w ORAL
ston, Edw winslow. Wood. Natal Natal Baker.
Ambramski, w Wren, Saml Mcfarland. L Simms
.1a ed ca Ss'i 5a%:. Lyon:
George Fitz Warren Swain and lady Bullock
oH. W Hinson JarnisSn, N Boehran wiilbsnSs L
Adams N Adams Taylor. Badger, George,
Black. Dunn. Conner. j Crimes James Hibban, Jns
Dean, Jno Horton. Jas Roberts. Jno Thompson DR. r
Stevens Tacott Burdick, Jas Lovett, ID Tucker
Spangle, q Hun ton, A Chambliss.
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Our Harrisburg Correspondence. /,

The Forrest Diroree Case.
The legislature will adjourn in about week or ten
days Mr. Forrest is still here in the hope of obtain
ing reconsideration Of the vote in the Senate which
be done by Monday next the six days under the
rule expiring on that day which allows Of the bill be-
ing taken up again 1 don't think II possible to
compsh it, The defeat Of Mr. =. is very popular here
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Married,

ON the 10th inst, by the Rev DIR. Phillips GEoRGE
CArUIF, to IASE BAIS.
On Sunday evening the 21st inst, by the Rev Edwin
y. Hatfield, Mr.. GFoRGE TEAsDALE, to Miss ADELINE
DRAK, both Of this city.
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to- allan, H. N'f''
From iivsrrool 20 Bcstcn-yessrs Pepper ! Cos, n
isv ana VIE - ilnlsvson and wife, crote and wife
-kruss sud WIFE, AT Paterson Andrew Paterson anlsdo.
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A REGULAR PHYSICIAN. AND A MEMBER OF THE
IA Medical Society, who has devoted his whole time
lnseases * 40 Sexual Hrs-ns their consequence whs
has attended the public hospitals in Europe and this country
who established private hospital of his
be consulted his Office No % Duane street second door
west of Chatham street DR. HEINE is the only regular
phy siean member az the Medical Society in that street.
Be therefore and avoid the luaeks in that aesh-
bovbO
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MEDICAL.


w watts Old Book store ioa Nassau street. that We
aa sco rsu.s p.a
NOW Working at Mr. Trows once in Ann street had been .
%
a.e His Be sons,s a. be s'issa sg
s ins IL His',s
Il Il. e sla
full restorative is not in more general Il IL complete
he can to make rs astonishing qualities be believed,
always advertising to return the money II it y nS bsRsSeal
IA Medical society, has devoted his whole time t.
has he IL ESrps ans hS:
and who has established private hospital Of his own o..
Of chath.m street. pr lESE e the only regular
cautious Therefore, and avoid the suaeks in that neigh
DR. FAwcErT is coNFIpENrrALIY CONSULTED
The most obstinate yield his mode of treatment which
fen few sy se.ure cured ON III" m approved
viem q solitary ndugenoes also apply with
- through England, Ireland scotland and Wales for hi.
U 5 snf Of s'sry .e
rohorative of his European fame be consulted roms
L. and Srs C. g ss Oh New New jersey
DRIvATE DISEASES. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. GEM
tal Debility female complaints &c ufatly and speedily
thorough and intelligent manner For travellers and for
short time Female every ready ass
rJ,HE MARRIED woMAks PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panionrBy Dr. A. NJ Maurieesu. Professor q Di:sAses
u saasrirs physical and anguish 20 many
Il for the n.s' Sd,
be known TO them particularly ,-,
uaily Il is u especial Importance.
Here ais every remsie.s WIFE the %s che sss
IN whom nature oODtemriaes Important change
remst and most certain mode Of in every complaint
DAYTON. May |. isC.
NY Dear sr-hy wife has been pereept snlns fos
suffering some months before and during her
cd her putting her life IN Imminent danger and ~eh ~
on hs last occasion de'parsd Of supposed that ,. STATE
A. III, time t1ow about two moathsl heard booh
case On its receipt and perusa eansot express - yor ~
relief .aordsd ~ nns and he jsy p .sss
MN pe,Omeaa. provided remedy i opened prospsc,
have s.sn ssr s.ss 40. ssT az
IL . e y re
tended for the Ss;risd or those eens.nEaiins
Liberty street New YORK; Little c.. MSs%yi " r bs-
Wis BsstOn D. Petersen q chesnut street,
free postage var, as Unsss sss. saIs -
MA YORK. si,y oss e ST1S .Sr sa''''' D''
CE0n REwARD.-CROsSMAN'S SPECIFIC MIX
ROOV ture, tor the FonSrrh0s. all Remedies
yet discovered for The complaint, this h the
makes speedy and permanent without ioaAt
ttrieon in diet, drink exposure change in application 10
business. The proprietor challenges sinris
cent gon9rrhoa 60 be brought which the nxinrv will
under forfeiture Of 500 Many IA days
Sold the store, 3 Broadvsy eorur of Chaoler.
street; also No 10 Astor House; 10 and ~,
FULTON street. correr 81 william.
DRIyATE DISEASE CURED IN ONE DAY ava
local application Without pain.The victims II .ssrgA
habits can rely on permanent ~ msds
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nR. JOHNSON. No. No DUANE STREET. 80 We'll
~ known In the treatment ~ cgiisafe a.seaseThe
tore ton for skill in those haf-cured
existed for years, Va rre-emiren Constitutional weakness
red in our DAYS
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


y ssrs............ 6 ~ nsa wsrfa........ n
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nR. FAwCETT is CONFIDENTIALJ.Y CONSULTED
- at his Once 30 Frankfort street all private diseases
The obstinate yield TO his mode Of treatment which
Il non-mercurai system Recent diseases cured in
days. Structures cured the approved plan The
victims q solitary indugences also apply, with
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-23

LETTER Bags for Havana steamer Isabel will close at
the Exchange Reading Room 81 Exchange Thursday 18th
inst. at 4 o'clock.
Packet ships Liverpool for Liverpool AID American Eagle
for London. will sail Tomorrow
Steamers Atlantic for Liverpool and Ohio for chasre
sail on Saturday. 9th.
Bags Of the above vessels the Reading Room
81 Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-23

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