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m .~rv ~u.-
m A''~~A~No. vt s.NHAAL PAxz-Ah INTEREST
mo INCIDENT, ETC.
One q the most pleasing ineidspts attsndins thu
Governor,. r.v,ew an ru.s,.- a....--.s =, ns,,.,.
., W ..0'o~J, oocuir0o :" P
so0nco On T~sntyt third street 1t being UNDERWOOD
that the ustrious veteran soldier OF hundred battles
the Gallant ana ,,.-.,,. D. -, .. r. IN ,hs oitv
~ 'Asi'PAo Hs7A' vs. " w " ~
ncos"o his retreat found out by one OF our cit
zens Who that M sbou,a not he ouite A
:. 60.
oioee~ - W. intended Accordingly "ehefa 'sof ~',
Major Hagadorn, the officers of the Staten Island Bat
TALON ana S.vv as,;rou,shsa sxilss from yeuesues
- e -, :,
POUND themselves drawn around convivia poafo u
No So Twenty third street where the military gentlemen
not onv a,a annie ;s,;ca IN this
-. - - - :, -, - -. :. 49,.
DuI wnese vas ehcNed rom uensrat rsel one " an'e
nes. ana appropriate auureSsee' ior WHICH n' 81
famous.
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Hon. Henry Clay and the Uaionists OF
mtssissippi.

The following letter is a reply to invitation 10
attend Union Barbecue at jackson, Miss -
GEvrLrmrV;-I have the honor 70 aeknovledge the
receipt OF Jour Invitation to attend the meeting OF
the friends Of the Union at jackson in Mississippi on
the 9Th and 10th proximosnd thank YOU or the com
pment Of II would afford very great pleasure II
couli ~ accepting H. be present that Interesting
occasion and could By any hu mbe eIerops OF min
contribute 10 the support Of the good patriotic
IN which you are engaged but the delicate state Of my
health the low stage Of water In the Ohio river and NV
desre can 70 attend the next sessit Of the senate
intsrpose nsuperable obstacs to the Qualification Of my
seize the occasion to tender you m cordial conx-atu
sons gentlemen, the suspicious issue of your late
ee ,ton o. delegates 70 the convention. The highest,
Pse que 70 the public virtue, the intelligence the
patriotism o. the people Of Mississippi for that glorious
result win one noble exception their
PAD sosndoned them or sought TO involve them
ID al the cssmtous consequences OF civil warrior Sc
cession u Il has any meaning is revolution and reyo
ton IS var But the people would allow themselves
70 be deceived and misled they became their vn
leaders they proved true 70 their
and TO the precious inheritance Of the Union which they
have ssnaily triumph,d
-FOUR opponenta drves by tpei oru- ~ public opinion
rom tne ground Of Practically exercising a. this time
cover OF theoretic abstract right 10 secede AZ, ave
.neesvorns 70 pursusde the people 10 90 along with
them But Why assert that right II IL not 70 be ex.
ercred IL there be no existing exixency witch re
quires secession would 10 not be better 10 v.i, until
such an exigepcy shaIi arise
Lse assertion Of the right now, by contested mi,
!or souia not establish the right Of secession so as
70 bind future generations who would form their own
opinions ana act for themselves hope there IL no
covert entertained % pedging the people 10 the
dsctrins OF secession and then shortly sfser uni,ng
upon them 70 cooperate with another stste In con
ngency which may happen there the supper. Of that
am sorry, gentlemen that neither nv time nor the
occasion suitable TO the examination Of that doctrine
pations and that Missis ppi nav eoptinus =, anss.,
her fidelity TO the Union,
lam with the greatest respect your obedsnt servant,
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From Boston,.

THE sHADRAcH REscUERs-rHE RECENT Mr-R-
DERs, ETC.
BosroS, Oct p, 1881.
The trial Of the participants in the shadach rescue
affair, in the Circuit Court, has been postponed till
Monday next.
The Investigation which to have taken place this
afternoon in relation to the death Of Mrs Van Wagner
has been deferred until Friday, account of the abb
senee Of important sstimony Davis, who is accused
Of the murder is still in Jail and apparently perfectly
esee IN mind The supposed murderer Of Nre Sullivan
A. stu at large The coroners jury have concluded
their Investigation, but the verdict has been mads
public.
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rEIAD.I,nIA; oetob.. n-Ths brahsrs. especially sAs
si., :sS.as tn: bear. As contrary. vAs hay:
S,H.s sn Sgcn them Ersi PsSa'yl Ssss
Ing CIySsr bond. 80 5000 e9 900 sohsyliili N.vi;
r. az ~ On. "a; IU 90 81 SV wnminssSn ksircad
Bsnh g. wesser, Bant So Penn M ss $50 Kssdins
I.s az a. ;s1i 10 :s:::. s k::aias
Railroad. TIA $50 do. S. ~; 400 do. b. %. Second
Bee Bserso:, P.s;ssr. s.. $50 IshisA Nsyig.sios
aon int On S ~ shares Gs.rd Bank lis.; iSo North
aner Sees,lo shares Reading Railroad 81 100 do.
BosroN, October 2l-Brokers Board LII shares Yer
mont Central Railroad 26zt III DO "a 100 do s3oi H Al
81 M Ia DO 49, a dS az s ceons Ral,ass g.
g Concord Railroad, b3d $50 Eastern Railroad 95; 10
Michigan Central Railroad l0 Boston and Maine Rail
road 1854; Norfolk County Railroad. "a; % DO, 9
Eastern Railroad. N H. 95 100 Norwich and Worcester
kaiircsd bloS 81 dor bsOd 65 Vermont and Massa-
ehusests Rairoad Isl Is Canton Company. sod, 64h;
s 81 Ss oI Ssni ss Bank Of cOm%srss
land Raoad bonds 81 Second Bosrdlso shares East
burg Railroad e9Od Eastern Railroad 9 100
do, bTd, IN ~" "
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From Washington /.

THE CAPITOL EXTENsIoN-rHR CUBAN PRISON
Frs, ETC.
WAsHISGroS, October o. 1851
The bids for the materials and for the building of the
Capitol opened yesterday and the architect leaves
this morning to examine the various quarries
The RepSse of this morning. in giving the substance
OF arecent conversation with General conoha the Cap
tain General Of Cuba that he expressed his deter
minaton to recommend the Queen Of Spain
to pardon the American prisoners on their reaching Lis
bon thathe was only prevented doing himself by the
New Orleans outrages which had since been explained
his satisfaction He believed she President had done all
In his power to the invasion The informant
the Rspu6iic visited the prisoners and found many of
them SICK and wounded, and says he men on
better than they do and he felt proud Of the
American character
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Telegraphte Reports.

NEw OsLssxs, Oct q. ISL
The cotton quotations to day 7e for strictly mid
ding and sze for fair With the exception Of cotton
busine- IN al other articles Il dull sugar and molasses
ere unchanged four 10 at 50 rs for ordinary brands
Gunny bags st Toe The cargo % Maapa has
been received and sold at AZ no AZ % for borss .nd
~ NV for half bones. Lead has declined 900 lbs
Missouri soad at - IS frerhts easier cotton Il
taken for Hsvrc st lo Exchange nrmer a. e.. asld
premium sterling
Nrw osLE.ss, Oct "a 1851
Cotton has been less active this mornings cor b.les
cod One bogsbead % the crop OF Keutuekv 10
bscco has been receved and Just sold at Lc Flour IA
dull ct 50 70 for good brands Mes pork nominal at slt
s1t 30 Rio coffee 1000 bags sold &c asi<c Ex.
chsnes No steady; sterling, 6hs 81. New YORK sight
quarter 10 three fourth discount Freshts4 hps ha
been engaged for Liverpool a nine sixteen tbs q
NosFoLr, oct 81 1881
Nev cotton has made liz appearance in our market
and sold ats sshc
Buvr.Lo, Oct n 1851
Receipts since yesterday Flour 2so0 barrels; wheat
1900 bushels Operations have been check
ed today By the inclemency OF the weather 1000 bar
Ohio wheat has been In good demand and 5000 bushels
soad At ese The market IL nrmer and holders are
osnains an advance; 5000 bushels sold at sic for
changed. ~
..- ALsarr, Oct "a, 1851
Tne foovng have been the receipts mere since vester
oD : siour 300 barrels wheat 5000 bushels. corn
none nsriey 600 Bushels There has been a moderate
smsno TOY nour and prices slightly favor buyers Corn
Hesot yesterday rates 600 bushels u,,x Al we,.
en seq ~ esc Barley sales 800 bushels at 7lo s-bLc
TOT vo roveo ana soc for four rowed eals. az osts
we're msos a. sbc . 30 Ne. and som. Western A. Az
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From Utica.

CANAL BLOCKED BY sUNKEN BoAr-rENPERANcE
coNvENTIoN-THE UNION SAFETY PLEDGE ETC.
Urea, Oct. %, "a P. NJ
The line bost Emily Bennett, of Rochester, loaded
with barley for Albany sunk nine miles west of this
city last night This has created crowd some four
hundred boats each side Of the obstruction which
the superintendent has gone to remove.
The Grand Division of the Sons ofTemperance of We.
tern New York, organized this evening There was
full attendance and after the calling Of the roll aud the
presentation of credentials they adourred till O'Clock
tomorrow morning In the afternoon they will have a
grand parade in full regas The election for officers will
take place to morrow morning with considerable oppo-
sition among the candidates.
There Is pledge from the Uuon Committee Of New
York in circulation in this city which pledges the sgner
20 vote for no woolley head, sc.
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ALrtmrT TO C.rrvhE FusrrivE sLavs, ~ AnK,vsu -
% tne night OF the th instant three negroes stopped
~ the residence OF Mr. James Hudson In TsllsdsS.
town,hp and eDquired Of his blacks the distance 20
Pine Bun also the situation Of IN. country on tn. rout.
stating that they from Louisiana The nurnose ~
their enquiry Seems 20 have been more particulars 10
certain possible secure retreat where they might OBJ
nn sa,er and lay ~ next day They received the de
srto information and went These facts were made
nornto MT Hudson, who, on the following evening sc-
compsn,ed by Messrs Randolph aud Goble came this
SIDE on the place at which the rubswsys had besu al
vsed to stop, and took their stand After remainng
mere short time they saw the regroes approaching
one on vnem vas carrying double bsrreIed shot gun
sncthef an sxe They let them come within proper
distance end then endesvored to stop them upon which
the one armed With the gun presented II toward the
Petty VINO All Immediately feed et the crowd
killing one ~ the negroes instantly when tbs oth.,s ga
and MADE Their escape The Who had the axe threv
AZ hs pursoers a. he wheeled 20 run II h supposed
fsor~, S>yf 20 V' 'NP'V
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kysrIHrors Ayrns-we are informed that q negro
boy last week found In body Of woods In Culpepper
home and attempting to put them on were discovered
some bones Of human feet DR.. Wexford being informed
othe fact vent In company with the boy and gen
temen 10 the woods and there discovered the rem
ng bones ~ human skeleton with the exception Of
OF the arm bones In the search pocket book contain
ing asrze roll q bank notes and letter also dis
covered not far from the skeleton The notes however
we're 80 much nutilaed and injured by long exposure
70 the that their value could be asceraned
though supposed by the bulk TO be large Tbs
letter was also TOO much descsd to ascertain 70 vhom
was directed Portions % his coat which vas OF fps
material we're also found No clue has yet been had 10
lead to the Identity Of the person or the
BY which he came 10 his end-Uayr.nior M MI,
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Items fIom the south.

INTERESTING LETTER RELATIVE TO KoSSrTH-TIE
MARYLAND FAIR-coMMISSIoNER TO CHINA, ETC
BALTIMORE, october "a, 1851.
letter published in the Norfolk Argus from an OFF,
board the Mississippi, at Msrsties, says that
Kossuths movements uncertain, and that there
still doubts whether he any of his comp anions would
to the United States The Mississippi to wait
for him at Gibraltar fifteen twenty days and nothing
could be definitely known until she arrived there II
they come to the United States, they need be ex
Pected before the lst December the steamer would
take Southern passage
The Washington Telegraph says the President has
to-day, made an appointment Of q Commissioner to
China
Baltimore City continues thronged with visiters TO the
Agricultural Fair General Scott will visit the Fair to-
morrow and the President is expected on Friday
By the Southern mail Of to night, we have the New
Orleans Bulletin Of the 18th, which says" The sales of
cotton during the past three days to Fl 600
bales and sum up for the last fortnight 5s50-value
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ssvouLAs Law suIT The Supreme Cour. =, NJ,
Island vas engaged on Thursday Of last vess In t,n
q singular caes. The action brought Nv M,sthaa1
Harmon against Bufum Chase for the loss Of a. sai
of the plaintiffs child Elizabeth Harmon a girl go.
tvs,ve years o. age Who resided with her father ana
sisted In the performance Of household duties In Ma
1850 vent 70 the house Of Deighbor and 10 retrn,ny
crossed the lot Of the defendant The Defendant
in and chased Der through the lot stone
wall 20 the door Of her father house. where she fell very
much frightened The child continued very unveli
and Afflicted With Violent pslptations Of tbs heart which
81 the hrsin She fingered until the 9Th Of September
following, when she died The defendant offered evil
cence % show that the deceased Of sound heal
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FUSEpaL ~ rHt Lars JuDa, woopsvpr The fupsral
services in honor Of the late Justice WOODBURY. Of the
Supreme Court ~ the United States celebrated At
Portsmouth, Thursday last. IL vas soers nity In
which great portion Of the population took part There
large funeral procession escorted by several mill
tsry companies the stores closed aud Market street
dressed In mourning In the church. the devotional
services performed with great effect by Rev DR.
Burroughs and the eulogy By Mr. Rsntoul was I'm.
pressve eloquent snd appropriate performance Boson
Daiiy .gdte4f,ssv OF TO-
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Mlie. Jenny Lind IN Canada.

ToRorro, Oct. "a 1851.
The Jenny Lind excitement IA on the increase Last
oisht, at her concert St. Lawrence Hall was crowded
and the greatest enthusiasm manifested Hundred.
who could net obtain admission crowded outside the
building The second will take place to-nirht
Thsre vas Tremendous rush at the ti,kst Office today
and only bali Of the applicants could be supplied
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From nexscc and Texas.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. q, 1851
Letters from Brownsville to the 18th inst state tia.
Captain Fords company Of Texan Rangers had joined
the rsvoiutionists in Northern Mexico, had also
many deserters from Fort Ringold Csrayaas forces
were being daily augmented.
Advises from Galveston to the 18th report that Wild
Cat and his followers had joined the Mexican govern
msnt against the Sierra Madre insurgents
The Indians In Western Texas we're committing many
depredationsl -
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vsis0rapaHs narlps Reports.

Arrvsd-ship Arno Norssns bsrks Ithops sfrsnciseo;
yarmouth NOriea1s brss Druid Bonslre Oct Lsft
Franoes Helen. for NYork eth.
Brig Calais Fortune Island ID inst Left BRIG Malvern
for Philadelphia ready.
Bris O g fremont Geersetovn, DC sohr Marion, and
Bishlsnder, Albany sloop Undaup ted, Nyork.
Cleared kien1i Gibraltar Helen, Philadsph a
schrs VIM wilson rredericksburg Lady Suffolk Phil
phis; Cornelis NYork.
NonroLx. Oct 81.
Failed from Hampton Roads 2th-sehrs wave, and Az.
Ns- BEDFORD, %. 81.
Arr,ved-scbr Joseph. NYork.
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nsrais marine correspondence.

FHuADwLrruA, Oct 12- Pm.
enthusiastically Bepj Frankin, Sears Boston, ship
tphtL West Liverpool barb Conrad SIN sch
Rio Janero; brigs Pearl Harding Boston, Grand Turk
Caldwell, do Sarah. orian. FRiver, John Cisyton.
Tucker, Boston; Catherine Mary warren DO; II Hitch
born, Kelly, do schrs Maria Theresa smAliey Salem;
n stewart Iorier. kYork John ntuI SHARP, Richmond
Cerro 0ordo, Wood. Deep Creek Erickson, Westcett
Boston Mary TurbelI Baynum, Bristol, RI Eva, Tar
lor, Nferki- steamer Anthracite, norely, do,
C1esreestesmships Albatross DIXON Chsrleston Penn
eylvsnis walton, kohmond bark Mary Dale Davis Bor
desur; brigs kdwn, Roberts Boeton; Hinkey, Censor
dci nyrs studiey DO; Emiiine Currier Bsngor Sarah
Grhp Boston; Grand TURK Mcclure Portland; Metropo
Is. Tsyler RE o.snes Brs,,I ai.chborn, Kelly. IS
lemi Csthsrire Mary warren, Bsston John Cha yon
Iucter DO; friendship Upon do; schrs w srrokson
Wsstcott, Boston; stewart Lorer, NYork; Ateran
dria ssndley Boston Mary Elissbeth Potter EBsdord
karia There's smslley salem sea ksrk Hesssn Boston
Jaw Erietton, Wesicstt de- mary G Turbell, Baybun
Bristol Eys Taylor Williamsburg; steamers Csyusa vii
ION. Nyort; star, Brirss, do.
HtscsfIsnsnus.
STEAMER ALBArRoss ~ Philadephis from CsarIestop
risht o. 18th, encountered gale from NE with tremsn
dous besvy which did rot subsde Until the 18th Tho
ernfps ftb I'm ding she short OF coal Put ms
Norfolk for asrpply Gas before reported and sailed
evening
smp Jour- BrarRhs. Lenib,s, 81 Bossoa from San
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sr, JoHy. y. b. Oct II, 1851
The excitement at the recent election very great
Wllmot had been elected 10 the Assembly by two hun.
cred majority. The returns not all in
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Jacob Lester, Mr.. LEWIS J. RAr of Mbridge, Me-. TO
Miss HARRIET MERsIEL, OF Brandon, Vermont.
Eastern papers please copy.
On Monday evening" October Is, by the Rev. James
Christie, JOHN STEELE ALLEN to PAsaUALIsA LucRErIA
MIToHELETTI, both Of this city.
At Pensacola, Florida, October 8, General DAVID e.
TwIces, Of the U. 8. Army, to Mrs TAsrHA Husr, of
Pensacola
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Party Nominations at Albany.

ALBANY, Oct a. 1851
The wings Of this city have jus, nominated Friend
Humphrey for Mayor, and Lewis Benedict Jr, for Re.
corder The democrats will make their nomination to-
morrow
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Madame Achie Murst, widow Of the late Prince Of
Naples vho died In 1917 exile from his native land
after long residence In Florida IL st the Irving
House also Col Cooper and W. RI Wood, q. A. (;
Sspt n FIELD New Hampshire, and Rev Professor
Hon Thomas o. Pratt Of Maryland, s in Washington
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NEWS BY LEGR APH.
Interesting fron Havana,

ARREST OF nh. THRAsHKR-RRLxAsE OF ANOTHER
LIBKRAroR, ETC.
NEw oRLRANs, Oct ~, 1851.
The Empire City has arrived 1t this port with Havana
dates TO the 10th instant The steamship Falcon from
ChAsres, had not arrived At Havana when the Empire
City lef and We have not, consequently received our
California mails
Mr. J. Thrashsr, the editor Of the Faro Industrial
(Which paper it viii b. recoscted was Suspended by
che sovernment was arrested the 10th instant for
some uLSnown cause. He has been mildly treated but
his have been seized and he has not been allowed
n communicate with his friends He committed
70 prison but confined at the Commssary of Police
Wton Reeves one OF the libsrstors released on
the 18th, and came passenger In the Empire City
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Passengers 60 Arrive.

Tintors M Smith Mr. Wilton Ballard and serysnt d.
saunders, Maginnis Brown wisdom. Mr. Tailea, N
Cobia Shy Miss heri Charles and lady Mr. BlAeh-
we'll and lazy Alexander Dorenas-lsin The stesraxe
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The winfield Scott.

NEw oHLssSs, Oct. q 1851
The stesmsbP Winfield Scott sailed TO day for New
York
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Board OF superv,scrs.

Oe. ~ The Board met and, having we'd and 70.
soms petitions fsr the remission Of taxes al
-'.nou, rsnssctng sny other bu dpsss The
committee are stu 10 elaboration on the coroncrs IA
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SHIPPING.

NoIIcE.-PAssEHGERs PER STEAMSHIP ALLAN
TIC, for Liverpool will please be board At the fo9s
Canal street on Saturday October 18th, II ooeck,
And send all luggage wanted the passage board
Friday October th. marked below with the lumber ,t
thar berth. EDWARD K. COLLINS CO.
E0R LIyEReo0L-UNITED STATES NAIL srRAM-
E ship ATLANTIC, Captain James west-This stsames
will depart with the Unted states Malls Cor Europe
lively on saturday ssh Of October ~ ~ o'clock IRON
her berth ~ foot Of Canal street. No berth m
or For reisht OF passage having unequaed
"0n' ''' sb%xRb x coisHssS 90, 50 w.r,..r,..
Ths steamship PACIFIC will succeed the Atlsnto ani
sail November BIB.
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The Ohio River. &c.

The Ohio River sc.
PrTsBcse, Oct. q, 1851.
The river measures four feet inches and Ia at
stand The weather Il cool
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ITO OWNERS OF SCHOONER LUXURIOUS on ryCK.
srton N J.-Csptsn wilson, Of the British Bns RE
and brought her into this por For further
street. -
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MEDICAL.


nR. WATTS HAS DONE HIS DUTY IN PRINTING
- extracts from 20 letters from Dor sbie oitzer
ing the eheos and results Of using his Nervous Antdots.
The names and addresses all appended
thstt 10 impossible 70 doubt it's wonderful eoscy One
two per sors Right have been enverd into gvng csrs
Gates but accumulate 80 BILE citizens who all
hy 70 the same thing sufficient satisfy that
is something In the Antidote.
DR yAwcETT IS coSFIpEsrrALLy CONSULTED
- ~ his once IA Dover si delicate diseases,
which ne cures without CURED few
days Bis balm OF Zurn, for debility brought ON b.
seaouas The most nvsOrstng medicine for that disease
eern'roduced In TO this country. No fee ill cured
DR; COOPER, IA DUANE srREET, HAS, reR FRg
ut nineteen yesrs, DEVOTED his Irsetee 70 The tress
NEW OF merouria and shsr diseases he care the moi,
sav.sd disease and mild eases removed few ssys
sB.srangers, Dc not be deceived iebsnt vi,
Personaes my name hsve NOT leh Duane street See
surrery shs seun hse prodoosd perfect
no charge
nR wARREN, NO. MOTT sTgFBT, ~ CoryfDEN-
~ tally consulted diseases Thirty sz
ensbi him 70 without ourd Ia
from three 10 Eve days n B.-Dcnt deceived by the
prettnssns Of qusoh In Roseveit street. with
osphon the only qusinsd London surxeos 10 ths ciy
~ o FEE TILL OURED.-DR. CORBTTT, or ~ DUANE
street. be consulted eonhdennlly on the trceA
ment Of delicate diseases. From prsccs OF twentyonn
years Dr. O. enabled 70 guarantee permanent cures with
out mercury Df C Specific boz OF bowie one delar be
a9'er tsiisa "a sdsotkngse vys.
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Ia RIvInn IaYnLLIanHo.
To COrreapondent,

To Correspondents.
Captains OF vessels and Others hing Marine
this paper would confer favor BY sealing their
cations.
SUE hIia.- soos .. 81
sus ss~s " Mss -XYEk .......eys 7 ~