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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-07
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

sss "a s:.:
Summer Arrangement.
On and after Monday It'll Al r TRAINS will run as fol
lows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcester at Junction at Lowell at
$50 am. $40 am. 500 ain
1l.00 am. 1890 pm. LIS pm
Ais pm. 535 pm. $50 pm
Leave Arrive at Groton
Nashua and Lowell Junction, Worcester
7.30 am. 7.20 am al0 am $50 ain.
LILO am. IL 30 AIM 1890 pm. 200 pm.
445 pm 442 pm 5.35 pm 200 pm.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER TRAINS
in connection Nth Worcester Nashua Trains
Leave Worcester at $50 and II a. m, and Is D. IN.
Leave Fitchburg 500 am, and 80 and 545 D. m
Passengers by the Middle Trains will Groto
Junction with Downward Train to Boston No Upward
Trains the Ftchbnrg road passes Groton Junction till
O'Clock, P. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wot
eester Groton junction, Nashua, Lowell and Ftchburg
The morning train Worcester, with the Steam
boat train from New York via Norwch-Evenne tranintt
Worcester, connects with the train New York.
N For connections with the other road at Worcester
Grcton Junction and Nashua, Snow & Wnders Path
finder and Railway Guide.
orThruugh tickets issued Worcester for Burling
ton, Montpelier, Wells River and White River junction. al
the fare BY each Of the different via Nashua
Fitchburg ~ J. w. STOWELL, Supt
Worcester. April7, 1871. apr5dwn
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INSURANCE.
MECHANICS,

lO UaA bGN L. IL &1Oh9OS1S4 AS4s'
CIlHIs Association was organized October Is l549 and
was the first OF the kind organized in the United
States ard is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now IN operation 1t is managed by its members, and has
now
An accumulated Cash Capital of $4,000
A Guaranty Capital Of 10000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
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FASHIONABLE
FL RMITURE WAREROOMS

+ subscribers, having enlarged their
Rooms, NO. $50 MaiA street, opposite
, them with rich and elegant assortment OF
Furniture ofGhe latest styles. Drawing rooms
furnished in Rose Wood, Black Walnut or
Mahogany, upholstered in Plush, Damask or
Hair Cloth Of the latest DESIGNS and snper,or
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UMMER ARRANGEMENT and after Apr. 7, 1851
TRAINS

FIOVluence and " Oreester RAILROAD.
-. E1zs
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NEPAIII.
Conspiracy against jana Bahaloor.

r .
The Prince Ger. lung Rahat.ar. whose ex.r,g.-
CO.., ,,..,,,, s,,1oe,'is,c.. al ,l,r. g., ,,l.,
81 "a .L I,,,.I.' 1,..,I5 3D.. l,.,r,,..l ...,,l,.s.
- o,'-,.'' -. - ,, - ,.....,,.
,,. 100, u.s. o.. .-i .,,-. Az. ~,
$500 10y " |
IN ~ y. 81, ~, VA. e ....., h.,,..-. r,h...,.
't = "i, ~ ~ E
iN'',. "s ~ ~, c' i.-'-l, ' - -' ., AZ "
M. C't , M 49, .-- 81 '',' ~ 80 40
me- cvcr .>n,.,. ,.,..,., ,lfsr,r aisrs "a ,,,,,
~ ',t ~ 800. >',-,'i, Z, io,,,'-3 lg,o-t-
eI ,i III, e',eg or .geas,1 On a. ao ion. ne
90" ,, -.
"'" -' 'Nt""If w. - ~ '' -''
COUSIN n'tls .of rs e'c'' ."c ial % 'Ae -Ie' ihi-
f.. 30" i.1- '",l :. "-A.'',. i,.ll' o'A' -. u.
tu3,is.mcn OF neeis,caA ma VINE. \ brother OF
~ wv, iC,,es Ni's "S ,,''1 TO ION 'ae, ana
~, 0.'sT 'iu';.. 81" ~ .la'''H as q ptiu. P3
~ W ~ ~ 7" '',i' q " u, ',-'' p.
$50 as % ,,7t,,., w, d, -, l,o,Di 49, -
90 - ~ BY. - D. - .,
i'm. l.l irir.,trl h.sa,,l ,'',.r> H. incl
tunl ma is uAeo.I -prolc. ihtY otolel nm 10
' '-'' " ''i.' "a. '-o-
"'N"t>ee"'e '5 Gag tfAcss ana 'nc "hs'e p."i "a>
itael.N eoptd l' nm .At mann put OF Which,
VS. VS. NC n.- .l OF i-as AeAi -"y.
lNV NoN,iN .A' ''.> t-.@'o4> Urea biA re-
li'O .o l> o.''N,- s. aAi W..t SAsnh5 'e.r'' 'old
..',' o.. a., y-ts i, ne" 70 i> 1-i'il .ooe "
l.'S u a.i o. s'ois ana AZ 'Al' noun u - n'sA
",>tU 'HuUsu 'lV --i~cA eloA' mo lAt o1thstett
re Ilt@Ieo IL me mouse OF another brother who
90 -" '', it -.''' -ii~ St.,-' 90 % III,
hor>C VI ~ we h''s~oN.. .'.u ai- ms ''1s "a I'd
=. - 90 .' N'' Ae ~ ~ pro- oael 80 .'HotleI
- - - 3, 80 W., ,'' - = ~ .il- S'-v 'iS'is
,.i',,..s - -, -, .i -, - a - p.
ctfr,r ,n ,sto-, So o -. - q, - ''q
h,,~r fhe h, NJ ,,.. h,ior D,.ir.. = ~ So -
,ral.ve Ia h. k0re .,,,,,.. i,,f.I,.
These pr'fr> v,r, on,yef and y. -btY San b.,rr
ihe nr,s,rfr> ,,,r, .t,h, k,te
nj e.,iic,, 49,, f,-- nj --.l "a, ~ ,. .,,-,.,s
o. H. H. $3.50 ., w, ..I ', - a.
,,..','.. ~, 49,
~ ou have th,o,,l, AVA, ,o.- .lst, anon. Tie
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r-~ pr-rfrt ..Rl.1L. Tuesday. N-1f :. 1851
sar, tre le-lre 4 tle .-'i -e i'-'i a. a.Fe --l
e,- f0tt = sn. ulth .tss ana t.e mar
et c.ts 4 r-es rather ia ig'r Of bl7els th71-a n3,
slfcIsr+'f cause change y ,e "a. o, . lcl
N.rl,s ia Nir..n- to 5d Ftr J1itn =. 5tt NJ
.r~go II g - Irfc-or a. orf 14-r. Sd -
re ~e--sr,~ return sh.es fhe stcs ~ .ls ~ - ~
~ frr rf.s ~ -ss f. .-friH ISL e-. n red
es- = C-rur fo- che fsrr -r,s evening
are p rl hs'ee af h ssecnatfrs have iASen 1890 AL
s1rtrtefs Hf1 hates
" nave 4 erst reaor- C business Manchester altA
sre+f srr-s IA 10 : prices fHr Goods ard trrs
Tie Co.'s nar.e- is dull 500 -he extreme aud tle -reai'
IS; 1If crI-g - e1gtri cucel 30 eii-ctlfe sales
"a adfl-.Ia are -u-ore I1ua ios - 3 hol. pong
q de- no ~ u as p DBL. Western Canal. Is IS
of,1 and Carqra Us 81 e nal Wheat, IS 81 Cd
~ Wh.ts a1r u q 3 - ts t'r Rel. Wlre inflln
90. ~ - Ye..1e and Mr"l * % = quarter
"a sra lis Yours resn-oti1-iT.
BROWN SHIPLEY & co
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count Of conversation or explanation which took

count Of a conversation or explanation which TOOK
place al Claremoni House, which Will form the slo
Jet Of much anxiety snc great interest 70 The poh
ciaDs Of France. The man points ~ ais letief are
On the occasion Of the commemorative services ~
the late King, Louis Philippe great numpei OF
the leading politicians IN the IN crest OF thai ann
snC some hO are not. attended the ceremonies a.
Claremont. They we're admitted 10 al au1ieh =, =,
the Queen or "wednesday, the 2stn Aug. a. .ai -
TIE family were concerned. some not frienIy - ~
late King hut warm adherenis OF Ine run r.
saId 10 have been received with dlsttncslon ,to
Queen vas surrounded BY all the ROY d IN ~,
Due de NenOurs, the Duchess OF Oftah'' " n -
the audience vas ABOUT 70 close, N. nu'~o' on -"
requested 10 know. from the Due &c N'"I'u , 80
were his ztons and instructions fesprttnS ti,e
,eno,,ed rsnvass for Presidency Oy the Prince dc
The DUKE replied he had none TO give "The 9,-
ssI.fs rule Of conduct adopted ~ the family "As
complete aoeieDtOn ,..
The EX-hinister demanded more e1p.ic4s -,
sx.y and the prince. thus pressed, repi eli, Oh taat
h ,,,b,, had M fred TssOHf0n on the sHt sct u me
P,.~osncv: maj has hat been laqce tsf u ri-
a., he ha,rng been yTcriOusy tqformed ~ fHI' ~
hnd bffn mt for1cdTd az cQddQte Wfhof Ra Hg 4n-
,So,,1Sd mat ne c0uld not hsnGeT nat y Uas IN
"a, pour Of no one 10 preref Deopie from m tRs us
81 name eren aJsng 4; that the PYtace ~ JofH lc
kd not cOnsidtTed Il 70 BE has duty u dsarDr scH ~
has (r1ends az had nO0gh Of him. ami mat ne "'"ta
not do So"
This led TO an animated discussion IN which the
friends of Fusion all took part, and the prime PIE
Of abstensiOn vas energeucaily condemned
The Duke concluded the discussion and formally
announced the three following points
"Tbe Prince de Jonvllle mas formed no hxe1 re-
solution and ne does not IN fact know whetneI ne
will come forward or not He has authorized no
person 70 put ms name forward. He has not author
led NJ Roger du Noyd 70 write the letter he has
published IN The journals, but nevertheless ne "o'o
not disavOw II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

The uartamake near Naples

4 letter, GaICd Naples, AVE. 81 gives thc follow
ing particulars As 10 The earthquake >noACn ot ID.
IesSy ~ have received several details r. awe 90
the dreaded disaster which occurred OF the lA inst
the province q! BaSilcaTa. IN this kiasdam. ana
about one hundred miles nom the capital l.St Of
more than any vii ysS gwen ma whlco greater ~
l,SS damage was ouDe. IA more than olc place Tie
principal buildings have been bestowed, auI ln al
SevSral hives HAVING been lost amid the runs of fallen
houses. The greatest SuieTrr. however, WAS me
town Of hc'h. place containing l0t0} inhabitants
three quarters oi the city are mass ot rulD, tle
ArcholsACp'S Palace. tfc college. TIE Nun cpAltN,
The barracks. and the police St4uon having been
aate'elled 10 the ground The known deaths snoua.
already 10 100, beSh.cS 90 wounded. auosc whom
we principal di.uhcs count victims htyc uo. anne
tn,s "otnns 20 give N The minute details, cat % -
so'.'.m 10 SAY that rcA sCl po2aloaS li,l.c. has
Nt'h completely oCStroyCa. and tae .oSS OF l.e l4S
o'V" H"nense L Goes not appear shat the ground
opene0, o0t ali the INJURY aaS done or tac houses
failing rom The repeated shocks OF he eav.rrlake
The rapidlN OF wh;ca Was such that the persons in
Tie houses anj passing m The streets had lr time I,
escape The hiug. on Tccesiag tins Dire. .,l n, vs.
Immediately ordered a >rm OF AGO du-.ts H., ~
sent iICm MS private purse. % Which ~. D,,.,
ADDED 2ttO, ln 2o.'roa 10 the SUN OF 10 fprs-.
cerir4Outcd by the Treasury Temporary nosoit4ls
eayt bcen erected, a0d Cetarhments ut SGrners anl
ra.E,iS have been SEM 20 the d,esea, places 10 as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

There va. not much activity IN stocks
to-day, excepting IN Ere, which continues to be
bought and sold to large extent. The other ancies
show. hc usu Al Guc ,uations with moderate sales. The
tendency Of the market. however vas upward. Al
the second Beard the market was buoy an, ~ih some
disposition to buy, and rrces were little better.
Governments and State stocks were steady and IN
far demand
Exchange Is quiet but firm, and IN small
supply Sterling lo0lo. Francs 5lei a5ni There
have been recently some bills rom The South. which
have relieved the market, partially, including 10000
francs, drawn by the agent of the French Govern.
mcui at New-Orlcans for tobacco pa,chases. They
were RENTED by 'o-day's steamer
Iroiahts are duh bat frmcr Engage
ments of 900 tbls Flour were reported % 81. Grain.
3D.. dead weight, los. Cotton, g. 13s. O. To
France. Cotton. 80. : sllt charter was made at
DC = bush. Whhma few DAYS there hayebecn enc
garomeutsto lon.oa II so hhas Tobacco at 2's. q
turs Beans 25, Flour, l.. G. is. 90. lD)Jo1.s ] .r
reutine. IS. , .o0tcs. Beef y 3D. A NOR, hrir
WIS taken mp TO load Naval stores %. wilmington.
y G., at 2s 3D. ToClasgoN. $50 b5.s Flour, l- 81.
ais Cd and 2o0 bbls RESIN, ,. IN Amer -an 5lrk
of 100 tuns vas chartered for N'r.elies ard another
port IN the Mediterranean and back. o, <i50J, port
charge. qad 81 American ship for DUBLIN from s.
Johns y. B. at ,ls Coz Deals. foreign vessel for
Ireland at 3D.. and . Prussian bark from savannah
20 Amsterdam. at ajs. Co., Ter Tluber TO CalloT-
ala the clipper rae is g. tj0 cents. ln por, aiay
steamers 20, ships ill, bara> a. ougs llg. schooner
lis-io,al 5.5.
The Steame, took much smaller amount
of com than was ante. tei. only sls- go. much
. D.
This decreased shipment hal a favorable effect IN
TIE street, There WI be 10 steamer from chs
po-i mex, week excepting tie Franklin, winch SSH
take considerable amount Of silver. lot Of
10000 Mexican Dollar is expected 10 arrive here
this week. and VIII GO by her If it comes 20 hand
The exports Of the week are slso0,0o0. and of the
,car thus far 599S0o,ooO.
Inc lcialcotion Of S3j0,0o0 in the house
olJ C. Burnham & Co. Havana, proves to o- Only
$1,000
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are
sloe497 PAYMENTS. $ls.iif Balance, - -2jso2-
The aggregate receipts TO llih Sept. were sll5J3iU
-euas. sl,Ov9.o-1 some time las. year
j. {. Bel, Esq, has resigned the CASH
ior,h.p Of tie Mercantile Bank, ana Robert = OK
ley ESQ, has been appointed Ia ms place.
The failures IL Boston alluded q dly or
Two -,uee re Nessrs. Philips , N4aly ana q. Il d
Il Richards
TIE Treasurer, f. {. Dale, Esq. thus
state, n ID lt,,er addressed to a party ir New-l5.k
the uo-e a-ol,e- by Tie Mn. on reception OF depos
II OF specie
Wheu "c receive deposits, each parcel ofwacha
separate assay and valuation are require 81 j. SCI apart
Uy ltscl, ana is >'., IS numbered t is then .eo.r-
g. - e. ~ - O. d. nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
L.rrp FRo,r COSTA RIcA-Gea. F3res.

LATER FRom CosTA RIcA-Ge1. Flores.
BY adyces from Costa Rica Of the date Of July 10
We are informed that Gen. Flores. the absconims
President Of Ecuador. Who has been residing there
hrafew years as the stpendiaTyo Of Pa.mersio- and
subordinate Of Cnatfed. has sailed for Peru 10 place
himself At the mead Of the insure ton in Ecuador
which Is leaguej with that IN New-Grenaia- Flores
is what's called 4 monarchis., and acquired some
ro,orety rot many years ago, IN Spain oy MS p ans
70 subject the south American Republic once more
to TIE Spanish crown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
The CoupciIs-General on Revision.

We extract the following from ,he letter Of a well
informed correspondent
."In France they have succeeded, in 81 OF the 30
Oonncils G General, passing votes IN favor OF re-
VISION but IL must be borne IN mind that these
Counclls instead Of having been renewed this year,
a. e. one-thlrd OF the members Of ca ~ have feared
W 70 before the people, and the hs emily by spe-
cial law In contradiction with the las winch estdo
Ished the Councils-G encral has prolonged the ex-
pred powers Of the third. or course an that they
NAV 90 or say has no value
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rent after the King had cone 50. When he f2OnSae
brought tie rlrcr - iae NIl''e' ne sail W az
- n.e Sar. NOW. wlat 0.li. fns 2, tncy a-e -
s-f.r II s.ssd a. rsii- ce1Y-gc- G. lie"
Tho next esrtcice ,vas nat ne prisoners 81 nl1
te oeur rco &C iter eyes ghi 10 .all ne m.nlS''
would b.. worse ihan cea;a lie ASKED 10 more
a1..ce The PRISONERS ~ere sent % ar tna' siSl'
AZ four next rorniag the tumut hal @losite !. me
,ordeTr rel we're on ,l..r viy - the snowy noun
TN. ano he JrIv rose alone - TIE pl.l re- o. tle
hfrg"
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PRUSSIA.
MISCELLANEOUS.

m, Cologne Gazette, moderate mOnarchncal paper
bu, opposed to the present policy Of Prussia has
been orc cred by the government TO cease discussing
political affairs The King continues his journey in
the provinces lie is received with demonstration
OF LOYALTY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

SIS, IN clearing away the ruins and dislnterng tAe
unfortunate victims Prva;e subscriptions nae
teen opened N the towns near 70 the p'ace VII
10 Catastrophe has occurred and don't. the active
char.fY u The CITY OF Naplcs VII no. D. ce1clenI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

He returns of IN ONO 5ans> show re-
SUES Is follows
Loan Specie C.-c la,,oa De9-, &c -.l---
Fsb 50 IS o's - 1 ~ ils5s ~ lii 81 1si't,
Ars 1851 y j4-l2 e71s.79 d. -'5 7si 5,siol s'0SlN
4 tim.n. ten Of cash All E.stera iep1sI.s =, iae
c7,en, OF $4,000 AID decrease Of s-J1ooo IA %
circulation. The cash means has been used. proc
abg. or ~ re iemp'ion OF notes which come Els;.
AID s5Co.,cv Z loans have been ca..eI ID.
here : no relief N the Boston Money
market; and re rates rlnse from % : = CEN. p
month. Paper Is touched with great caution Il a
it T. cent. for fir; class. Stocks were much de-
pressed
vt Philadelphia the market continues
stringent at ,2al5 p cent. on first class page oa
the demand for paper : better.
The receipts of the Morris Canal for the
week ending sept. IN were si-9s, showing an m
crease Of s3e46.
The Anthracite Coal trade Is again very
large this week The tunnage for the week 5y the
three lines Is the largest We believe. Of the season
win one exception The Lenigh Navigation Com
pany brough; down. for the week ending on >aiur-
DAY last 81 997 tunS and for the season, 575,44j
tuns The Reading Railroad Company brought
down for the week ending on Thursday. 39,f25 iuns
and FOR the season. l2l5.53s tuns The SchuylSll
Navigation brought down FOR The week 1900 tun>,
and Tor the season 3g' C>2 tunS. The aggre-
gate tunnago for me week IS s0.i-9 tnns. AMI tor
tie season 29>s O65 tuns. The activity OF the
trade : not confined to the carrying companies
but the same feeling manifested m all the markets
for anthracite coa- Throughout the tnion
The Rome and WATERFOWL Railroad Is
completed and regular trains commenced running
on Monday last
4 portion of the following article. pub
hshcd on Friday having been tran>posel, we reprint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

L'OR SALE.-50.O00 Canal Revenue
u CsrI.ca...
1850 O. per Csl- stock al .a,
aUs r. s 5P.r Sea. g-ecz ID i-.s.
I.s.0 Sca-i... 5Flr cen So. .. .--.
D ..s4a,1 A...-n..ls I-.af warrant. res lar
assr.r. a.l ....'y slafs-l'eti
- THOMPSON. u Val r.
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DRAFTS on the BANK of IRELAND
P-Pa,'he 70 sight % sn arts u lrsasl-tof sale y
tie l-sh I'm graft Sac',',, 1' ChauhsrSst
skfGORY DILLON, President
J,sss STUART. Treasurer ajelvMws1s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-25
CHRONIC ERYSIpELAS AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST wospERFuL CuRE.-C CeE
Esra kaapp of No 81 Willow IT.. Brooklyn, N Y
one Of the most respectable citizens in the city wo
afflicted FIVE years with scroiulous Eryspelss OF bo
legs from the knees to the ioct which niiamed enc
sweled 10 prodicous size and liberated Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough to run hnger n came
into them which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity OF rnsturated substance lie had bad the
syico end ,t,andanc. Of several of tho skfuI
physlrisns and had tried mnny highly recommended
medicines without efiecting cure. and was told By
n r two of his ply scians that the ulcers In his le1
,yo,d y.a h,a of bsfors iosg.. DRASr's PURiryiNe
ExTR.cr has cured these liberated and inaIned lcss
90 ,hnt now they are entirely healed up, and he enjoys
good health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-25
) ALT IA EU NJ /,


This cure il triumph over the SKIN Of the best physj
eions In the city Of philadelphia and Is POSITIVE PRoot
that internal ulcers lie cured NJ easly ms extern
when liRAsT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT Il used Mr.. , "A
H,pbmn, OF the most respectable gentlemen /
Auburn, Ca,,igo CO, ~ ", informed us In Oct, IL
that he had been afflicted with three FIssuREs
alton and thus furnish positive proof of the fact and
their location. lie said that he had spent year
Philadelphia under the professional adyce OF the be
physicians and Obliged TO return 10 Auburn, wit
out cure or help when DIR r. NJ Hanf, druggist a
Auburn. advised him 10 try Brsnis Purifying Erfra
and The u.r of eeYrn hoes OF IL fneclfd perfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-25
HERALD NF THE WlS NLMIVHl e. NYpAY MORNING DICEL

v. U.PALM the hinrricfn Ncv>l a.
or a Agcut. II iAe ani',oi,aed Agegt er he Hnry,
News .snd Hmali Of ths Juns ip ia citirs a
B1tt.n, New Noth and Lila el lid, .ud is dr'y
cm lanrrel 10 take aayrl ltisoimpis and ttt .'r't-
ii'ns a the rats as.uTunp 3 49,. llis.t' Hils
~ d. be g,rd,d no palmrrts. l.is Diccs at,--'
R '.tp, ~'oij,y'. Bril ii'g, Gut street, Nv
! ''S, ruhu uie 'ililimG fh.'iiirphpt, Arr.h'
wee. .JrIs, o Faisddhi h sari siI,is.
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G.. q. 4. HAZARD, gn3 X. J. TEl ICE,
a Agguts ar Nrw nr'. ..
e. una, I, ichiord' G a. p. Nj hcs. North
Eiig-tur; e.. ". Ha2ard, rcacrcale; ;-iauly y .
" rbh, .'erV,rile; J. II. 8 j w. Gross,
Chartst ,wn; :. a. V rield & Co.. Wakefield;
SAND Rodrnan & Sons, Rocky nrook; John T..
Aichuls, kingston; b. 3. & ". II. sheldon,
Rrramlmnv; - vi am q. Gran 'a'l, tlarls Mills,
Char est1nn; Il. Il. iiazmd, Cmolina Mills; g..
n. Enns, Richmond; u. NJ. Barber, B,rdick
vide, 10 k,ntou; Aruold & Collins, Doorville; I;
coward ". Babcock, Westerly; Stanton y Kim
,ou. i.oitrrs IIill H,1kinon; irrce Handel,
Temperance Nalie,, de-; Charles Moves, llopkin-
ton Civ; J. 6. & +. B. Arnold, HOPE Valley,
Ilopkirtou; v ~. Il. Greene & Co., Irants Iron
Works Jesse Pdrer, Reynolds Factory, Rich.
Iaoad Arcadian Manufacturing Co., Richmond /;
Centrev At Manufacturing Co., Ccntrvillr, Hop
L;nnn: Rch~rca : Dean Nrr,h kneston; G..
n Brown & 20, Wmn,n; John Il. Munroc,
Bristh g.
Ani hy Agents in almost evc,y town and VI.
i.go Of New England, and by dealers in modl-
cines generally, IN o'heI sIaUs. siS ly daw.
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Nursing sGgp NprrH. llGoRRllEi. &c.

t. ... "BYroN, tivNEs,;r Co., NY, fef. N lRt7.
"M"sgrs. NJ ~. WhbLACEN 90 SOME Tine last " IN
Ter nv wifi. hrcp1ne dci'inrt from the effects Of In
eyAesl sud N,si,g Sore Mouth u nj she could st In hr'
child or pprf,rm any los,Lud .utur Her medical tr~a
mont varied Crutd tu 'c ruv zee rnd prescriptions
of ie most einpt rlysruns "ii ON sill wss eNhuis
ed In useless eap.is She tHilr very skoleou thai
nj t tiur she couun-nrd IEs IA b,onrs Ncd,rHe thS
weighed ~ .nrr 'vn e. hy-tV ropndfi but Ny c ne
.i lad ukri f4ut Edg-, fhu tecauc rnrciy well This
80 h. -, ,., 'nrt st tUah.rd io do all peces
s., discIra w,nL. nud 'i,td thirty pounds Of fest iH
four wcrks. ltUrF iry, G. u. GALENTlNE''
Tim ,i,or win observe ils,i Mr.. GAtFNTiSs oss
svtft H. ,ye ai0 n0,rr"d hy T.. y lErEy, Esq, VI
tb. snn,,- p ace. lu. slud cl igtacInr. . .tT'rt
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" AITfcs. Gsnes"r Co, February I, lsI8
M Y WALLhCES CO--fienfr"cH: was, for mor q
than year, afflicted wiz disease OF the stomach could
nl eiu ipy "a greasy rus iuc" without causnv great
tr,in sckess n sonih., aud was continually Mn cfct1
with soar stomach " ~ experiment., tired one bot1
ae of RRANI"S MEDICINE. hrl. To my uf'er disap1
puinnlcn c1s,d and ,c'i@rcd ne pssrt pain eer outing
lhcf,f,rr us, srcird hottie ic has conpctcs cured
he,isessr am we, uid rary, and cnn eat ulii,ss
anvug wiilmt bang rRnsu, 90 the stCbreh beeuniin
!. y W N. :
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! pYSpRpSIa-sOUR STOMACH CURED.

A,;JN NTs--C. q. c. Haxard, h,vTor-u
A. pri coll, Waren--J. =. Douglass, Bristol
Il. g. Brown, East Gieenwicl-O. Baxter, Nat.
tx k-Brri. y Spencer, Washington villagc--t
= Ta,lor, kingston-J. Allen, Brard's Iron
W,rks II. =. Palmcr & Co., Westerly :
yount, wickfsrl---J. VI. Anthony, Fall River
J.. l.. Auihony. Westpoit--and Wy Merchants anA
Drutyis,s generally
81 ,rl,. .uiub' llrss,sl 70 w.lh
sllDr,adp ,y.Nsv HHi ESD
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rEvER-scRE CURED

The Rev RICHARD nUNNlNg, Pastor of the rre.
hyura,i church AdHms Basin. Monroe county, New fork
Nfp'c ~. lave tst received letter from Mr. Ct.
say DuSstNG.reluWe 10 the Of his Fewer Yoa
NAY dcprni what stdrs. for he IN Christian nian
lld Hl eir IN the church. Some ycars since he hal
hs lepr %, his lite, in consequence
Fever sore Ti- other leg being now sfselvd. md
about lo - umru'ulcl, ! recommended RRAsT's Mrps.
atiii.Ts Gf fKIkf'S sfr.pitfNr. 7 pl,-eg ~ uor,
hp ponr recommendation, Dpf Medcise. l rAs no I.
say nt wUh the hlcgsng of Gcd, has crcea q ss,e ./
az iegin see paIlDhI.,s for nl d partc,srs
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& SANCERS CURED,

NJ o. H. KINNEY. mcrchun'. CyiHton Cpcic ovsfy
y = lniugnlsd ue ts capc"rtOCtor said county
tcc'ng wonderful cures of CsscrRs III Tire ,.eaey
Df GRANTS TT tRltNlNG EXTRACT. A ofnc-r-d scfsr
brruc cuunfy, N. V. 10 also using sAd Pusifys Ar.
A. B SETTLE druggist, nj Cana oarc, Nong gon~rS cou-
~. N. J.. has informed us of AN important elue " CAN.
CIR Of uuF standing, which effected aged lady
of that pcr H. therefore, this prRFirs Caaec,. W
ls rgr fyu ecang power, what impure disease ef ie
blood Il curei Seven years experience and "
.mlL sNs lllnre gro non. tul what Il WIN euro.