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Ngw EOt1F TO CALIFORNIA. VIA NICARAGUA
~ Grrrory California Freight Package snd Parcel
rrnsa The 80 scrbsrs that they will for ward
" trst hNrrvrs, " lie way oi Nicaragua Mgnday.
% ~ JGly ~ Y. " By the splendid steamship Prone.
tttus ~ cenfdtnty expected tat this wiil
lurh % san lranesco IN twenty ave days Merchants
uncd that rgtts can - received after " oclock Mon
osy, except lettcrs Witch vil bs tsesysd un,l "a NJ
THOMPSON a HITCHCOCK.
ssnssersaud krsnts, iso Pearl street corner wall.
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The friends ~ the Canal bill immediately after the
sdjournmcIt &C the New YORK Legislature. presented
Hon Caleb Lyon. Of Lewis county, with handsome aud
vsiuoblc tea service
IL was Washington Gay. Of the Michigan railroad
consTfat Rs Who recently committed suicide in prison,
81 Dtrcit, and not Dr. Fitch has been incorrectly
stated.
The choera has appeared at Quincy III and IS deaths
ocCUitti during the week ending 3oth uL
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TRAYEI.I.ERs, GUIDE.


NEW YORK AND PUILADELPUlA-NEW YORK
and Phiadelpha direet.-unitsd states Mail Line
through In ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Faro rs
lucpd 10 s. ehss and 81 90 for second class Leave
Sew YORK. A H from foot OF Courtlana street, sud a.
"a and r. NJ from foot OF Liberty street. Leave Phi
sdephis aud "a n and r. NJ from the foot Of Wal
autstreet.
C,AkpEN ANs AnBov RAILROAD LINE rRoM NEW
u York 20 PhadelphiaLesye Pier No North River. bs
fs.mbost JOHN POTTER, Morning Line, at : o'ciooA
Afternoon line, at "a o'clock Enre by either line, ~
iorsard dgek. a. Emixrsnt Las At O'Clock z. N.
49, 4 al T.. BLISS. Agent
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, Jaly H. 1851.
Lieut. Col Henry X. Craig Of Pennsylvania, has beea
appointed Chief of the Ordnance Bureau, vice Talco
Dismissed.
Carlos Garainer in to-deys Union, publishes letter
from NJ Porte, denying the admission OF frauds by DR.
Gardfner.
An eclipse of th. occurred this morning, and
was succeeded by copious rains.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, SO.

prRFORD co.'s GREAT CALlFoRNlA EXPRESS,
ID pactaros parcels aud letters via Nicaragua. by
steamer rRUMt1HFGs this day, ats r. M-Ureat reduc-
rates ~ per cent less than BY any other eNpess-
1s the only cKTrsss company which has SCENTS nd
elusive isttes this route. Our agents hessrs
sgauc Haekstt at san Juan, have large brick
ius geods aud have eNcry facility IN transport
,reuts The SAN Juan river across Lake Nicara
srcs hy mules % Juan del Sur where goods
VII Jpcd hoard the steamship Pacific. er san
lrsrfso stured Nv the prietors Of this line,
tsTectto accomplish the journey 20 san rtncisco
- ,t tlsn raek We. received tll A. NJ
fttsrs tIi 2P n. Poftage, Scents 10 81 Juan.
BfKFORD Co. vesey street, Astor Ulusc.
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m MUSICAL.

EoR sALE-A VERY HANDs0GE AND COSTLY Sc
cond hand Psneforte Boston made in good order will
To sold at great sacrifice in consequence of the family
breaking up housel eeping Apply TO N +. b. CURIISS,
Agent for Hewes American Patent Action No.
tx3 Broadway. where IL can be seen.
LNRARD GRAND PIANO FOR SALE-ONE OF TIE
II finest grand Pianos imported from Erard factory
tirey handsome rosewood caseprice $685. Apply
TO kerksieg a. Breusing, 42l Broadway.
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Incen tisary Fire In Boston.

BosroN, July 1a isj1.
Early tsis morning fire broke out in the stable of
Mr. Dean in Fuller street destroying the building stock
and ten ho,ses the work of incendiary Mr. Dean is
truckman fer the Providence and Boston Railroad lie
waS fully insured
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Illness OF Hon. w. c. Preston.

CHARLESTON, July II, 1851.
The Columbia CGrolinidn announces that Hon. VIM. c.
Preston visit to Fairfield is partially prostra
ed by psray His left and leg affected but
his speech and vision not.
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Yatal Resyrit u Bias SIN q.

HooKsETr, N. H., July 10, 1851
Three Irshmen, who blasting rocks at this place
instantly killed this morning by premature
plosion; fourth terribly mi mutated. The OF
two of the killed was McCarty
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from MexicO-Troops sent TO the 18TH
mus OF Tehuantepec.

mus OF Tehuantepec.
BALTIMORE July Is, 1851
The ship Bonita has arrived at New Orleans from
Vera Cruz with nine thousand dollars in sp ecie. Capt
Levy came passenger with dispatches.
revolution In Mexico appeared to be extremely pro-
babe.
Four hunderd troops had been sent to enforce the de
parture Of the Americans from the Tehuantepec. The
Trail Union says Congress is responsible for these arb
trary proceedings nos Arista foreign dipomatts
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HON E sTEADs.

L,yrRY VAN MS own LANDLORD AMERICAN
II Benefit Building Astociaton-tvsrs nsmNer Of TITS
Association h rtquest@d 70 tttnd the nsH az mcetinr
Tuesday cvering July l5h. az Nsrrea hs ccgncr Of
Oliver and Henry for tne rufrp Making the
become trcrpura.ed uader ~ act
recently paced by tte Lseslsturs. All vhe unable 20
steod will please give written Authy ts ther ireaas 10
represent their interest, or lesye their - scrc
tsrl omcs as n nsce,ssry tat-.ery mnmse - se os
court Htekman street.
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60 HOWE ron AIL."-MASnArrAS BUILDING

n AssUeiation.-Notfce The next monthly tncrting
wi he held Military Hall. Bovery opposite srfiar street,
on Monday evening July ~ At eo'cicch uhen aber o.
shares an b. sold DESTROYS q svanE the
macy advaata-t resuitins from tms Assncisti9n IN
tie securing O home terms sre iaforme1 that
the nest meeting the ttkrsnee Zee viii 10 rased ss
higher ovrinE the nresty 10 creased value % e
Names tor election 20 membership must Ne handed - the
ecretsry nondsy Rules Sc san be had Al the Sore
tofys Once. No. ~ Nassau street. Room
MORGAN MORgANs. president.
BMcmhers rslusstei 10 pay thsr luss ftarsahls
ntLsl) mSdatcy.
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RROUGUAhS LGCEUh, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME
- streetDress Circle aud Parquet So cents Family Cir
ele IS cents Orchestra Stall Seats, ST. Private Boxes S.
Doors open at ~; to begin at o'clock n. Bfhe
uation on principle. by Gervase Wheeisr, Esq,
Architect having been found completely ecaci the
has the pleasure to announce that the Lvceup
the coolest and comfortable place Of amusement
in the city, Box Office daily from U till First night
Of the French Company Monday evening July t. the The
entertainments Will commence with DON CESAR DE
BszAN drAme en- einq acts mes de chant par Meseu5s
bressan; Don Cesar de Ba1sP Robert Kemp Don JOss
hdouard La Margui,s Dc Mon.eso Nine Foignet Maraua,
keher; I'm Capitains Bousigne; 10 B,sesr JossPhe
hemiens After which the iayorite French vsaleyille
|Antony aud Cleopatr, entitled INDIANA EFT CHAR
iressani Landlord, Mons Eugene; L'Amonreux. Mons
LATTE. Performances Friday and Saturday evsnins
Box book now open.
TROY MUsEUM;-APPLICATIoNs FOR TIE MA
nsgement, ani for engagemens for the fall seas1n
Meeker, Esq, late manager, now in New York. or CO
C. T. PARSLOE, Dramatic Agent New York.
MIRROR OF OUR cOUNrRY,-THIs GREAT Ma.
WI tonal owing Panorama is at ashngton Hiil
5 Broaevsy every night The painting Is accom- panied
with avoca and instrumental concert by the Gonzalez Fam
y Mrs Gonzalez will preside at the Doors at
q Mirror moves at o'clock, Z. M Admission. - CENTS
Children half price.
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GRAND SUMNER EXCURSION FROM NEW YORK.
VI BY the N aud Eric Railroad to Dunkirk and BuH.lc
In with the ~ " and Erie
Railroad COmTany tickets tor the above Excursion going
and coming u be sold at the low price of Ten poars for
the trip Passenger will leave New York the 18TH 10TH
i7 July the Con panys steamers at the fost Of
Duane street. aud will from Dunkrk before the
Ath their option aording opportunity TO visit Ma
fas OF Detroit ard the Upper Lakes This Is the
greatest opportunity at the cheapest rate, ever offered for
travelling ards o thousand miles, and enjoying the
best sctu1 In United States Tickets 10 had only
Of l.. W. WINCHES1ER Barndcn's Express6 Wall street.
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PRICE TWO CELTS.

Cook and Loo1nis have their establishment there
well supplied with all the uxuries of the season.
Their fish ponds have lately been replenshed, and
their hunters are already busy in the woOdcock
line.
The weather is so delightfully cool thst visiters
devote considerable time to pedestrian exercise in
the mornings. There are some delightful walks in
the suburbs of the town, pretty little groves, and
shady retreats, where one may While away an hour
or two most pleasantly either alone or with agree
able companions. The Indians have taken up their
beyond Congress Spring. They are thriving well.
and apply themselves ndustriously to their basket
making and bow and arrow manufactory. Fhero
rs oss sa,ssaGgy PRETTY young SQUAT VINO at
years oil age but is married and has bright little
papoose. The wigwam Of the youthful mother is
on the outskirts Of the lodge; her infant is sapPed
fast Go franc, (such IS used by the Ind;ens for
that parpose,) and laid in G hammock which swingS
pendant from couple of trees. BY means of u
small string OF bark the young beauty rocks the
hammock to and fro, and az the same time plies
her fingers nimbly but quietly in the construction
of fancy baskets aa other articles of wicker work.
She looks eontented, and answers the many imper-
tiDent questions put her by lady visters with q
GOODNESS which is worthy the daughter Of the forest.
Her baskets, &C., Cor sale, but she expresses
peculiar satisfaction at selling an article, and 10
disappointment if her stock does noa suit the wants
of tn sse who come to bay. There are her wares,
and if they do aot please she has them yet: if they
bought, she fills their place by means Of her
own skill. Her wigwam il small, but her blankets
and other articles OF furniture are new, ana kept
in dinghy good ORDER she is not troubled with
any useless traps, and her husband and herself could
doubt carry off all the property, baby and all,
and will probably do in the fall at one back load.
1t is worth the trouble Of few moments reflection
to contrast the simplicity and eontentment of these
aborigiDes with the afectation and occasional dis
content of the fashionables who visit them from
time to time. The contrast does no honor to tho
pale faces.
The pIopretors of the race preparing
for handsome business this summer. One or two
trots have already Off but the big business in
not yet open
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Il NIckERDoCKER HALL. EIGHTH AVENUE
N Whites Serenaders VIII give OF their Grand Eth
1pisn Representations at the above Hail. Tuesday and
wednesday evenings July 18th and l6th they wI
appear Ia utr nnnmerable variety Of Negro Entertain
In all Of which they stand unrivalled Doors
20 at o'clock. Tickets l2i
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AZ This celebrated Menageristhe largest and best
iucted In the known woridebr scng Almost every animal
TO natural history and whioh has received the
and applause % hundreds thousands Of the
respecabie ao sogent OF the Uated States has
iust commences most brilliant paiSn, ard will
sit the principal cities an towns of New England in tho
GLOWING order, yizJuly H. salem 18th Gloucester ith
Ses hur9 port 18th. Exeter N. III 10th Portsmouth III
nth Dover n. 18th. Great Falls. " H.; 10Th, Kenne
bunk, Me; 2lst, SaeO, Me-; ia. Portland.
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EELLOWs' MINsTRELs AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI.

l. cal Hail. IA Broadway, between Howard aud Grand
Streets open night This justly celebrated and efficient
of tale performers under the sole
of j. b. Fello whose in this city for
the have been received with the greatest favor
the elite and fashion from all parts of the Union Fellows
Musical balls OF the nost spacious and best ventilated
buildings in the world Admission Is cents Doors opsn
Il at ocock, afternoon concert
Wednesday and rday for the especial
dation OF families. con me ncing ut O'Clock, p N.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN Auction sale Of Borses Carriages harness. Saddles
Ac.. every Monday and Wednesday, commencing at l.
o'clock Persons heNng property to dispose of will plsas
JOHN II. GATFIELD. Proprietor.
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TAsTLE GARDEN.-THIs DkLIGuTFUL SUMNER
" resort open 20 ysers throu the day from
IA 10 Pm IL is the largest and beautiful
In this and the the upper galleries Of
mi shilling.
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GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CoNEY ISLAND. LAND
" ing at Fort Hamilton each way-Fare l2< Cents
rhe rev and splendid steamer TROJAN. Capt J. n Rod
will make daily excursions to Coney Island for the
on leaving sMernng Trip-rrom Spring street
n half past o'clock, gk and haNpsst IL and at ~
from Pier N. r., st haltpast q. TO- I and O'CLOCK
Morning trip from Y srt Hamilton at SA. n.
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gINHEATRicAL NOTICE-F. y. CHANFRAU, PR0PRI-
eor the Iro DkIyn Museum, inten ding to travel
rough e United states and Europe for de-
srous easing the abOve establishment to RESPONSE
ie person The Museum well stocked with aud beau
ui scenery, painted by the hrst artists In America aud
x lie let by the night week. MONTH year. BILE
By applying TO T. s Chanfrau. of c. Parsloe
.Burtons thee n "; John Z. camme,er, Stanton
etreet, Br0okiya, or 4. Burke. Esq, New York.
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Vy,HE NEW AsD INDEPENDENT LINE roR CA

The splendid new ttcsinship CRY OF sASCatsrEI
~ ity Of Glasgow, and sail from phi
about the 2Vth of August.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND NEWARK CONCERTS.
IA Sacred and micelisneOus vocal concert Tuestay
July E asLi.gton Hall Morrstosn and on weines-
day, Jul 10th, Library Hail. Newark N. J. Selections
Oratorios 0f Creation aud Noses in Egypt
aso from favotc Operas Concerto commence ats o'clock
Tickets o. cents.
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IMPOSITION TO MoSoroLY-INDEPENDES LINE

~ for ChsRrcs direct and through tckots Zoe Caornta
% further IN prices. Tho new and plendid
steamship BROTHER JONATHAN, the fastest sud best
ventilated steamship In the world, LOO ous register H.
Squire Commander ni sail Tor chasres direct on honday
Old Monopoly Line, aided BY patronase.
'opolze their valuable services the Ind pendcnt Lin
ropcr oEsot concluded TO make further reduction
20 Per for the direct benelt OF the travelling public
Freight 90 cubic foot. For freight passge a
iy only 10 y. MILLS. Agent 81 Courtisnds street \. v.
Ma .,.a -, -
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iyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAykk.-rnE U. .. NAIL
II t,samship RANKIN, JasA wotton Commander,
will leave for Havrc touching Southampton to land the
als and passengers, Saturday, July d. at u oclock
from pcr No. orth river Price OF passage SEQ All let
sra throug the once An experienced
eon attached 70 the ship For freight apply TO
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND MOONLIGHT COTILLON EXCURSION
IA Up the Hudson River Wednesd sday evening, July
l.th.-Steamboat CATAIINE and large double aeeked
barge. Adkins Brass and COtlon Bands also Mr. j. Ben
leader Of cotions engaged. The bar tables.
ice Sc, to let together separate. Apply at Ill
Chambers street.
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AMUSE M ENTS.

NIBLO'S 0ARDEN.-OPEN EVERY NIGHT-MANA-
GER Mr. John SefonTckets 81 cents; Private Boxes
The wonderful Family appear this evening Second
week OF the sisters Iranok the popular Dancing Artists
from the Royal Academy tPars ois in two original
characters Antoine the Basket Maker and White Knight
Mile BertiH and N. Brilliant M. Coliet and Mlie Cape
Monday July a. Original Overture by AdSps Al M Sse
-Aazourk Antoine Ravel. To conclude with the GREEN
MONSTLk-Cheya alier Miroque, Jerome Ravel.
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ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN.-MAX MA
retzek Manager and Conductor. Admission, 90 cents.
MONDAY kvKNING, july Iiru,
Will be performed the Opera Of
"A

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P T. BARNUM,
Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood. Jr Assist
ant Manager. Admission to the entire Museum and
par9ue Y cents extra. Monday apd Tuesday. July iith
and 10TH 1851 Afternoon, at O'clock the Two Athlete by
the Brothers Msrtnett The farce of TEDDY THE TILER
and the comic recreation. THE TWO CLOWNS. Evening"
ut o'clock will be given performances Tight Rope
BY Herr Cline the Two Athle classic Poses Plsslues
followed by the moral drama of GEORGE BARNWELI,
and concluding with the comic paatomme Of the
mon NSTER-1he Monster by Mons. Philippe. The Happy
NAL nd hirds Otopgt be tall
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y
Il fornia, via Nicaragua.-The steamship fkOhEfHEU5
will leave pier No. North river. kohdsy July IL
oeloek 4. NJ, for San Juan direct, eoanscng with
aud elegant steam shp faoihe CartAin Bailey
leave San Juan eel Sud on the th Passengers will tahe
San Juan there the rnrp1se.
ana psss up and Lake Virgin
Bay and pass good road twelve miles dstant 70 the
Pacific, where the beautiful steamship raoiho will be In
readiness receive them. Passengers through
ticlete q place.
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SHIPPING.

THARLESTON STEAM5HIPS-THE PHILADELPHIA
Atlantic Steam Navigation Com mpanys Line between
philadelphia and Charleston. s. CSteaIner ALBATKOSS
Cart j. Peek, steamer OSPREY, capt e. U. Murdon
These Steamers unexeeiied for qualities safety and
speed pains been spared la securing comfort
convenience The sailing days We'd
nesday esch week. The ALBATkosS will sail Wednes
day July 10th, at 10 o'clock. AN
FARg.
cents ~
10
To Savannah, through q
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CxcuRs,oNs TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,

,
II except Saturday. The sea steamer BUFFALO. Capt.
smith, leaves the foot Of Hammond street at IN O'Clock,
street at Grand street az S Catharue street at
"a Pier No. D. North river, st9 NJ returning BY a. N,
keireJhmehts bait, and hhinr tackle provided Fare
ocnts each way A band Of music will be on board.
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NOR LlyE.roOI-TME CITY os oLaSeow,TnI
day the nth ust st ~ o'clock The regular passages
s steamship and her elegant uOdations make
desirable for those about visiting Earope
Fare In the saloon. sl fore cabin 500 Passengers sl
% provided Railroad ckets b the agents For reigh
" fii0MAs RICHARDSON. 81 Exchange place.
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LEA, Sole froprietor -Admisaion-seats in rriys.e
Boxes 20 oents Stage Seats 81 cents; Boxes IS Pax
ruet l2 oentsElegant Saloon performauo After
noon and Evening Entertainments in the atter
ats clock and in the evening at o'clock Tne
eeranpents varied and sslst and such be
o. otkar place of New York contns Of
ess Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numherins fifteen
prners being the largest aud 81 the time She meet
Lzlsn band the UnIed StGtes troupe Of kodel Ar
sts who selected fer their beauty and figure and who
n.mter Of beautiful tabiesux, taken from the
pstures OF and modern times; company Of Arab
E who through variety of teats OF strength and
erty hntamo Rosane, the only Female Ju1gler in the
world; company OF Male and Female Art,s who will sye
exhibition Of Marble Stausry uneQualed In the world
egother With variety Of interesting every
ftemoan ars eveGnx Fer particulars Hills Of eaob
sty.
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AMUSE ME N TS.

m ECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand strest-Open every night during the weex until
aiNSTRELs, com prsng eHcent and versatile ''oorps
Of talented and "experisnced performers under
management OF f. y. Chrsty whose concerts city,
or sseoessep Of five .sars hsys been received with
Iickes 70 eests Doors at and will Mt
o'clock The petrons Of ristys Ansels espectsuly
Continued or ha fnf
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Fv'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN hOfsLsAiL
Steamships between New rork and Liverpool tireotsad
Boston and LverpoolThe Boston nhgs 0niypNl
Bg st HALIFAX 10 land and receive mails rasongsrs
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DR.. Martins Universal fUggatiye
Pills.

REMEDY for all seasons, and safe al
"a al! times. The most superficial OBJ
server is aware that one great cause Of DIS
ease is Cos,veness, and that by the timely
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restored to its usual health. BY such n
course the lives OF hundreds are saved who
would otherwise have fallen victims to dis
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matter in the bowels, and excite the hillary
functions TO a healthy action. The press
is teeming with the recommendation OF
Purgarive Pills, gotten up by men who know
nothing Of the effects OF medicine on the
human system, and hence are endangerlng
the lives of thousands who are daily using
them. In Offering, therefore, these Pills we
think we are doing public benefit. as they
are The prescription OF regular physician,
who has used them in his practice Tor ten
or fifteen years, and with great success.
For sale by the same Agents as above.
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DOCTOR YOURS ELF!
For Is Gents

plY means OF the POCKET ESCULA"
~ Plus, or, Every one his own Physi-
clan! Thlrtielh Ednion, with upwards Of
a hundr engravings, showing private dis
eases in every shape and form, and mall
formations Of the stnerative saystem,
BY VIM. YOUNG, NJ. D. ~
The time has now arrived, that persons
suffering from secret diseases, need no
more become The victim Of quackery, as by
the prescriptions contained 10 This book any
one may cure himself, Without hindrance
to business. or the knowledge Of TIE most
intimate friend, and with one tenth the
usual expense. In addition 10 the general
routine If private disease, II fully explains
the cause Of manhood's early decline, with
observations on marrlagc-besidcs many
other arrangements which il would not he
proper 10 enulneraIe in the public prints.
sE5@ Any person sending TWENTY Five
CENTS enclosed IN ii Letter, will receive one
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You've. No. 1853 SPRUCE STREET, PniLA-
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IT, Dir. YOUNG can be consulted en-
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WhV will YOU Suffer.

TWlIlOUSANDS of bottles of the AMERl-
Il CAN COMPOUND have been sold dn-
ring the pas. year, and was never known to
fail of curing, in IA few Gays, the worst cnscs
OF certain delicate diseases. Siminal weak
ness and all diseases OF the Urinary Organs
Persons afflicted using this pleasant and popu'
lar remedy need fear no exposure, as it leaves
no odor on the breath, requires no restric-
tions IN diet ar business contains no mercn-
ry or noxions drugs injurious to the system,
and is adapted to every age, sex or condi.
ton. 1t is also the best remedy known for
Flour Albus, or Whites, Qemalc compaints)
with which thousands suffer-, without the
knowledge of remedy. This celebrated
remedy has long been used in the private
practice of "A physician with unsrring success,
radically curing ninety nine of the hundred
ca SEES in few days. Around each bottle are
plain and full cscriptons.
0-yCAuTION. Ask for the American
Compound, and purchase only of the Agents.
Observe that the genuine las the written sig.
nature of the proprietor, ana the name
blown in the bottle. Price 81.
For sale by G. W ROSS H. CO., Athens,
Tenn, and ~ Druggists in all large towns in
the State.
March IA, 1S5l--1y l29
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Groceries for Sale.

.NN BAGS RIO, MIraca3" AID Java
'VCO Coffee;
$50 hLcs. NIuscovado, Porto Rico, and
81. CroIx Sugat;
2CO boxes and barrels Leaf, Crushed,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
10 hLds. Molnsns;
900 boxes Manufactured TubarcS, ass'J,
25 chests I,>un In aIand Black Tea;
SO tons Swe,d,s, Bar, uuop, and Band
Iron;
400 kegs Nails and lfrads;
1900 lbs. Cast. German and Blister Stee'i
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment OF Spices, Soaps. Cam
dies, Gun Powder, Shot. Bar Lead Buck-
els, Brooms, Liquors, sc.
BAKER, WILCOX & co.
Augusta, Aug. IL, IS5O-ii 81