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EF----sA The subscriber gives his personal attet-
69VFzssgS tion TO the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
OlIIYYYp OF the best quality, from preparations
- which produce a Hfe-like RESEMBLANCE
that so lar as known gives entire satisfaction and is not
exceed The facilities of his Establishment for the Man.
nhcture of Mineral Teeth the different methods of attach
ing them to gold plates, by double fastenngs when sub
ected TO great pressure, rendering them firm and reliable
IN mdsicdtio the and comfort with which they are
worn after due trial. the which they have
been subjected without failure, their perfect articulation
and the thorough manner in which patchwork is exc.
cuted, enable the subscriber TO offer guaranty against
dectUe mechdais and, in ali cases. to meet the reason.
able expectations of his patentsto combine the Ute
dulce, tne eiul with the agreeable !"
ON HAND.-A supply of selected Tooth Brushes, to.
gether with ' W.
MILLER's ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRICE.
new article, not surpassed by any for cleansing jIe
teeth and correcting bad breath Also
MlLLER'S COMPOUND LOTION
recent preparation for Canker, Sore Throat sponey
Gums, &c "F'e'
The efficiency OF the above preparations and the ncreas
ing demand for them have ind ICED the Proprietor 10 enter
INTO their manufacture moro largely than formerly
N B-All failures in the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
mechanical defects in gold plate work, soldering filling
teeth, &c, by JAMES NEWTON during his connectioH
with this Office, will be repaired the work done anew
as the case may require by the subscriber without farther
charge to the patient. s. L. MILLER.
Office, l42 Main st. Residence No Harvard At
jyIdtf
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PATENTS
American and Foreign Office.
AAAAAO4 1NIt4L tO4ANA 7 U4O IT V4lLUUt
Agency for Business with u. s, Patent Ofg7pe
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON
No. 22 State Street-ROSTON,
| 1910 the subscriber appointed by tie Commis-
sioner OF Patents Agent of the IT, s. Patent Office in ao
Cordance with the 10th Sec of Act of 1887.
Having renquished the Agency for transmission of Mod
els and adopted expeditions of sending them
to tie Patent Office, whereby Patent NAV be pIocured
about SIX weeks earer he continues forward them free
OF oiexpenseto prepare Caveats Specifications ASSIGNMENTS
and all the necessary Papers and Drawings Patets and
TO render advice ON legal and scientific respecting
the same Pate secured III Europe aud other countries
by apphcdtVl TINS Office, inventors saved the time
ana cost OF Inrney to Washington, and delay there as
well as all persons trouble obtaining their patents They
also have the advantage of verbally explaining their nve-
uois, ana OF consulting in respect them; matters in gen
efa OF paramount Importance in order obtain
specifications and claims The experience of sixteen years
pracuce an extensive collection of works DECISIONS
etc ON mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws and Patents
Ga inherent countries, collected much expense during the
long time this Office has been established together with
accounts here kept of inventions patented at Washington
enable the subscriber afford inventors desros of pro-
curing Patents assistance and Information which in other
respects might be difficult of attainment.
II. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
Washingt July FL, 1s49. During the ume
occupied the Office OF Commissioner of Patents K. II. Ed
DY, ESQ., OF Boston, did business Patent Office as Sc
cor for procuring Patents There We're few if any, per
sons acting III that capacity, who had much business be
lore the Patent Offices and there who conducted
IL with more skill, fidelity and regard MIR Eddy
us one OF the best informed and skiul Patent solicitor
III the United States and have hesitation assuring
Yehtors that they cannot employ person competent
and trustworthy and capable of putting their apca.
ons in form secure ior them an early and f4yoraby
consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
BOSTON, sept b, 1851. sep6 eod&Wlamly
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c. Newton, N; D., & F. H. Kelley, N. D.,
ANlNG effected co-parmership in business, will,
A nom TINS date, prosecute The practice of
Medicine and Surgery,

AeulC4ne ana surgery,
Under the firm of NEWTON d KELLEY. The increasing
professional duties devovg Dr. Newton have rendered
Imperative for him engage partner in business; and
he mas accordingly associated with himself one emnenty
qualified TO disseminate the principles of the liberal school
of medicine.
is due to Dr. Kelley to say, that he has enioyed the
most ample facilities for thoroughly acquainting himself
win Doth the Old and the New System OF praciice-for
learning the mperectons of the one and the superory
OF the other To him more especially will be committed
the department of Surgery his opportunities to quality
himself Tor This branch have been pre-ement and his ex.
pe5ehce ana skll as an OPERATOR ente him to more than
ordinary favor. ~
" lGmors iiydrocee, Fstu@, Hernia Diseases of the
Eye ana Ear, &e. will be scientifically and successfully
treated
Worcester, June 10, 1851 ie1edy1v
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MINERAL TEETH
For Masfinafinn

TABER & LAWRENCE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

Ess.s!se Esss!ks :::;s..;.::z T=.: "a Ia
SUMNER ARR4NG EMENT--Com May Z, 81
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Norwich at s and Il. 80 and 5 80 pm.
Leave Worcester at $50 am II m. and 4.3O pm.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leaves Alyn's Point al about am.
Leaves Worcester at about 40 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich at stoppng at at all way stations
the road
Leave Worcester at am, stopping above.
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston aud Worces
ter Western, Providence and Worcester, and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains of Worces
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train.
% Trains connect Norwich with the Hartford, Prov-
dence and Fishkll Railroad and the New London, Wil-
mantle and Palmer Railroad
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston II IN, arriving in
New York next morning.
An Baggage be delivered the Baggage Master
other person authorized before Passenger
takes his in the cars.
Baggage will not be taken to include money, merchandise
other articles than those of personal use; and
higher value than Fifty Dollars be given
fact, and price paid, the Company will hoh
itself liable beyond that amount.
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers procure Tickets the Station Offices.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
apl0awf n. w. R. R.
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To Whom it May Concern.

10 w IIOIH IL 1z1Gy UU1lCCIH'
VXTE the subscribers ceerfuy recommend the Fire En-
w rnes built by Mr. Benz. Joyn OF Worcester, TO th
public machines superior to manufactured within oul
knowledge And TO all who wish to purchase superior
Fire Engine we advise them first 10 examine and try tho
machines built by Benz. Joslyn. ........
II. ID. CHASE
JOHN r. WHIPPLE,
OTIS BROOKS
Orange, Feb. 7th, 1851 -d&wtf
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad

ElJcuOuTS ana w worcester hd1lr0aQ
go Ezs Ezs I II Z issss1 | II ~
TRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in connection
i with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day
cept Sundays, at
$50 and II A. NJ, and at 4l5P.M
RETURNING-Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, I2.45 and 5.45 p NJ.
The shortest and most direct Railroad between WOr
eester Mass and Burlington, Vt is by the way of Fitch
burg Bellows Falls and Rutland. This is twenty-five
miles shorter than any other.
The shorter by the way of Fitchburg Bel
ows Fails, Windsor, White River Junction. and Montpe
er This route is 20 miles shorter than any other except
the one mentioned above and it is 20 miles than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
sunpsic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either of these routes by the
train stop at Fitchburg hour dine Bellows Falls, and
arrive at Burlington early By any other route.
Passengers the IL O'Clock from Worcester stop at
Fichburg three houes, when they proceed Rutland
or Northfeld same day. and Burlington the
ing
RETURNINo-The early train from Fitchburg arrives In
Worcester in with the trains Boston,
Providence, Norwich, and New York, via. Springfield.
Passengers from above who arrive Fitchburg in the
l5O train, dine there and arrive in Worcester two
O'clock Those who arrive in the 80 train take ten
at Fchburg and arrive in Worcester in for the n
York train, via. Norwich.
apl7-du 1NERS PHILLIPS. President,
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Butchering Establishment for Sale.

TTNHE Subscriber wishes sell his place where he now
lives, of the Tavern yard OF VIM. B. Hatch, in
Leicester, together with his business, and all the appnrti
belonging thereto. do business OF from fifteen
twenty thousand dollars year The buildings are in
good pair and nvenient for the business There
the premises good house, calculated for two families.
barn. 62 by 30 end cf which is occupied for Slaugh
ter good Cellar under the whole barn for making
manure building 80 by as, occupied for Boot shop.
A building 30 by le, occupied for Paint Shop.
part Of the purchase money can remain on mortgage
desired. WIN. BOND.
leicester June "a. 1851. je25-dwtf
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Leave Providence at rs and Il 80 am and 42O D. M.

CHANGE OF SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-On and af
ter Monday august 4.
TRAINS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
aplOawti
Providence and Worcester Railroad.

T5gs TxT - s1l T-.as5.s s5s1 IIigsss7
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
FASHIONABLE
EAShIUNhHLE
FU RNITURE WAREROOMS

I1hlF Clotn, OF the latest designs, and superior
workmanship; Centre Tables and Side Tables with or
without Marble tops Marble Pier Slabs and Brackets
French Mirrors in rich gilt rames and every other article
appertaning to well furnished Drawing ROOM Painted
Chamber Sets French Bedsteads; Marble Top Dressing
Bureaus Marble Top Washstands Sinks Card Tables !:
What -Nots Hat Stands; Antique and Fancy Chairs ;
Portable Desks Book Cases; together with large as
sortment OF medium and wprced Furniture made in
thorough and substantial manner Painted Window Shades
and Fixtures Palm Leaf and Hnsk Mattresses Looking
Glasses Looking Glass Plate every article usualy
found in the most extensive Furniture Ware Rooms Best
Hair Mattresses, of manufacture always on hand
Upholstery Goods on hand, and Upholstery work done or
repaired Furniture repared Pulpit Furniture and Pew
Cushions furnished to order Office and Counting Room
Desks Show Cases. Book Cases. and all kinds and descrp
uons OF Furniture made order, of good material an
warranted TO give satisfaction Mahogany Board and We
neers always on hand and for sale In short it is our en-
1on to make this establishment all that the city or vicnit,
desre IN order to urn sh their dwellings in fashionab
and suitable manner, and at reasonable prices.
N Having purchased the lusive right ofIfinklev
Patent Elastic Botomed Bedseads the County of Wor
cester and having tested by the sale of upwards 1000 the
past year, condentialy it as the best Bed
stead now in use, and only need to be tried to be
universally adopted.
mar24d TABER & LAWRENCE.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SArcEDAy, July 6-6 Z. NJ
AsHks were unaitered so bbls pots brought So snl
pearls So So The stock in the inspection amounted to
s, lis Casks all Kinds.
B,,swAx-About LAC lbs yellow found buyers since
our last. at 70 q % NC, cash
PRrADs1,fts II he movements in Flour TO fair
extent to-day, at full and in instances improved
fpurs some III SO bbs domestic disposed of ut
81 So rs for ard uoinspected State with super
fire No Fat SO 1854 81; mixed TO favorite Western
- 10 81 25 ordinary choice STATE AMI Ohc 1t ri Is
~ 3lia pure Gem fancy Ohio at - u 81 );
fsDry 6ebesee and extra Ohis at 81 30 So 1915; aad
extra Genesse, at SIS SO Canadian unsaeabie at
- rs 81 81 Sou bern continued buOyant End steady
With loo bls sold Rye -four abundant easier
400 tbs having changed hands at SO 5Ih Med WAS
ipsbimst-, without alteration in value Wheat NOV d
the extent If SEQ bushels Mediterranean az 81 9)s
1900 CANADIAN for shipment, private contract; 1000
\. r,h arolins crop the fret OF the at sc;
and $50 Mary land do, at 81 l2h. Rye and Bniy we're
u'gl,c,ed Oufs were considerably higher WITH free
a's of Northern ut 43 Acc: ana jersey, at ~ 4Sc
varied but ttle 5000 bu,hel taken at 81 4
Soc for hs sttd 81 5sc for mixed: 5ec n Northern
yellow and W. white and 63 4 for round white
CoT1o~-We on heard Of 500 bales being sold during
h- dsy, at shout fhursdays quotations. The DA!tcs
having come TO hand after business hours. had
psiteuiar fleet upon the trade
frsrHrs-vessels being somewhst more plenty rates
20 Lye pos were rather heavy though there was fair
. unit of.rig 1000 bbls. -four were engaged 81
ls. so IL lCsd grain ranged from to 61so dead
.ieh at lbs lie Cd aud cotton quiet at o-JId
though some v,ss@E asked Sl6d To Glssgo~, cone
dss0 weight was taken at l5s There was change
uGtics to LONDON ur IiAvre
PRovs,oss. Pork was abundant and cheaper Sales
~ dV bids Lew mes swere elected IN lots at Sis ~ ~
hhd prime st Sl2 IL 0d nominal ~ iast quoted
BEEF arrived freely ana was ull at 80 Sill n
aid SIS q So fer prime Beef ham- conCinr II u be-
aiken in lots ct VA aud cut meats AZ Thurys prices
STd in limited reQuest with sales of lGe bl- az
&c 90 per 10 Butter inquired aft :. aai
Diaries and lac fc for Orange county Cheese Was
purchased with more freedom at 50 u 81.
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Telegraphle Reports.

y.
The pews ty the Africa received here TO- lay and
chu.ed much irr.ppsrity in prices Th. sales do
xc.ed $50 bales For pork the demand H. moderats. at
80 . ia 20 Ter mess Exchange on New York, sight
dIsir. par; sterling. 81 slO4.
BALTIMORE. July &, 1851
ssle- made o 90 hb. City Mills Jur at ~ as
Hrn 40 Hovaro 'tr..t ~ - -
BcFTAIo. July S. 1851
H. r,cepts zine. n,t have b-p. flour 60 bbls.
vi'st sCtst lI-t'i- cctr ~ t0N bushels The market
fr Hour y Gul uH-ttird III jlder- asking ~
Tut buy'rs rsfu. 10 op-rate-szles limited
so bill - 10 =" ~ for Michigan. There Is a
u,rat1 o.msId Z sbsst with steady markot-saes
\ go Iu,hcls 81 1Shc fr Ohio retue TO large sup
Il,e a buyers holding off Z = lower prices
81 NED Wt-t.rn minal at s2c &c. Oats are i'm
t-sHF-5t'o hu,b,ls so.d at SIC Frtights 10 Albany
quoted ~ Ole Tor Hour lic for wheat, sud lie
i.r csru
hIsANy. July s. 1851.
Tie receipt, since last have been lows-flour
90 tls Whist 90 lu,hrls; corn. 1000 bushels.
it'rr lac BEEN a good business doing in four-sslcs
t0 .tls at 81 20 Tor straight State, and 81 81 81 ~
rr prin. 0.Desee. Corn IL heavy, owing to large
p,s-sss 10 COO bushels at sic for round yellow and
"a hr. 2 mixed Western. Oats steady, with sssa
- 1900 bushels at 3pc for inferior and &c for good
small lois Of prisoD wbkkey sold Mt % ne
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st.; .s:. y.s s. Tss. r s,. ss;s
sehr J c.cksfair. Cham Ssrs. Jsmss River. days
ssS' GEMS s.s. sn . sss ;a~s. Rss. ss,
SER Ps.rer. Miner; james Rivsr adayr
sslr Z f .rsos, Williams. ia ncs River. 5 days.
sclr iorit'ss woaism. Ps,srsburs. days.
SIR sfa.. r,es. Prosi Baltimore. S.ys.
sssr ~ Brothers Church Kissysn bound TO Boston.
sehr Elisa Leland, coo@I:. ssoniSsson days.
Sehr Avon Brewster. New Haven. days.
schr Snssp. Handy. Beston. bound 60 Albany.
selr Brave IcysiI B"ston. bound Tor ALBANY.
schr Hendrix Hudson Munson. Boston. Z days
Sir creson. Churchill Boston bound TO Albany.
ectr Fiosion Long. Boston. days.
schr John A Dix. Allen. Boston, 4days.
sesr Alexandra stsdiey Boston. sdASs.
ssehr Hannah =. -. Plymouth; 4dsys.
schr Isaac Acora syive.ter Kseki.nd. 3 days.
Schr Richmond. Packard, Roetlsnd. dsys
schr ses ion. Brown. Rockiand.
s sioP H, p1Et01; rTo,,dsn sS.,
8esOW.
Bark Arm Ij,zy. hS days from Bremen.
bark Alfred. from Bremen
sailed.
s.sion. f Berry ' shr, jacob
cit (pkt HoodIe. Liverpool: vioksburg New Orleans
arr " ritAnis (Bras) MaranhAm.
On Friday sehr Cambridge from Portland in attempting
pss, srrush he Gs.s P0s sS ~ 81 ssoss
irne, without much damage.
JuLy 6-wiud at SUNRISE NV; at meridiaa. NV at
u, WSw, and light; weather clear.
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ROgs ~ Sew vorh. JuIy D.



Ign s a. Mite hill Mario
bel CO. Maria s e Jaa ,Tis ss 'r
.as% sss.1 ,s. WI % r'sss ks G
saith. Cubs, Perkins DtlanO vssurius, woodbura,
ari,s.a..g;,. ,-,,, c,ri:,i,.A s,hT.a. esiss.ni
,s.t.s' I,rTiScsi fB,lG-iO' sts!s. cssris,,sn.
or f,rrs iSssS ss@ sr, xSpss fors AZ Proes
hre.' koss = G., wastitg'1n. NenSr,ch. Ale,.a "a
Vs., Phiisesphis: Cst1io-U. 90. HUDSON Berry 10;
s;is ,s "i. ss 5.sss;: s s. sts
plymouth Reel, Burr, bosiou Homer Parker do Susan
s'or,-sskst,Id ssurd,r, nd Oregon s,ursts pro,i.
d,ncs Css,of, Carr Newport Adelia, Tory. Middle
"a ~. ~it rsss ssd :. rss,ease,s 70 coSs c.
las s. paced ior- isrre shlr,. b,und "
CIV ,ss I.,i NJ sS'fSi if' ssss:rss
=, sss,'srS 81 sasmsS Sd e' ,ss1ntfi. ' D'''''
shii H,i,etia Irht ssr,s aavr q d.y' VIII uA., asa
2. tShstfsd sigrsi ~ shp Lesat9sn stst dias s,st
b IL. op ps Ia''S y, r s.s ~ I've ss Ger
ron s'etinr East ist Ia, a. Ion "a rtsssd hars Dave
inti ssd ! usrrissr on hoard during the vovts,
ss'S. 20. Ban Sis s vs. Way 1., T. bal
= ~ Ion q ~ e.. lsrge s@,r "a, sas .h,p stsnaoS
bsrt n,se isvI Lsrdsryys G5,,enburs - days -''S
,fsI venom, n,kiy. Rio JSaero. SO day' With e. 81,
bern In.y.. $50, Brene, Ay-e, me,y'. vi'h hide.
&C 20 " Dt,9rt't iuta - ~ p y "n . =.
for NV Na'k. ri day. ont
ffft Huifa tf'slI Oritfo. T4srmo. o. day. With
iftit. a. Co. 81 smhrrlain a hoti~lan
Tnft Jtt- Ctro tof NarfokD B,amau. Cusysa, Pr, Il
jfsa WITH 90 maa'sr
Btis ~ ,iuiss tBrl Tuner confussos - DAYS viii
. q s. tlh
~ Bds tir) Pools 2, Marina y days. VIII salt n
Iinrlour.
ifriiirra. Tt.',her s,vsrnsb day.. eth cotton sad
rae ta fu'rcs tfenfman n e.
ffif I,nfe ktnn,y " In ing On. NC, Wi.h naval
'oYes e. r. J. hcCfpsfy A. o.
Ttir Atrtfis Thtrtff Eiurpton bornd n rorsiaod
sIrSttft Arylna. Benurst, Heybsrb NJ. a. With
ihv.iftrfes
setr TOW 1tcn. Dayton. cccrrstopu, dara
SER Mo. FsIhfntarr. Raruahsrpoot days.
Sthr BEN, A. DeckeT, fyyk Isvtr. defs,
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slalPs.lrr.


L,UR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE Y. 3. MAIL
II ptesmship RANkLiN Jss A. " ottou, Ctr u-pcef
will leave fci bsvrv. touching st southsmIoA lane the
MALE and passetgert Saturda July ~ ~ y o'clock
frpIer Soi North river. Price u rasssse s Az let
through VI, poet once An experienced
stasl ed thir Tor freight OF psssage spry 70
MoRriMkR LIVINGSTON. Assent, NJ. % Broadwsy.
rI,nE ROYAL NAIL sTEAskR MERLfN, CAPT. Sap
son, will call for Bermod- end 81 Ihomss on rueoda,
Sth July, she has excellent accommodation y
rassepsers Price o. pssssse 70 Bermuda as 70 81 Tho
m STO There 10 sulsr mail communication botusst
81 Tho ell the Wert India Islands, usvans. VeTs
~ " CUNhED. Jr., Is broadway.
S-No letters nails viii lie reccivos board tbs
~arit~ rreers through .hr cns+ Ceire
NOR yhyANNAB.-1ur u. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP
U IOKiDa opt Iysu, on Saturday, 5'h Juiy 81
Pm rom Pier No. 4 Hort Vr For freight pagSsgc
tprly a. SsnUIi /. giTCElIL, iai front street.
1fr aIsnANA cart LSiov, on saturday, isth Juy.
'INLL NV anil fADEPEnDErT LINI poR CALL
u fUrnia, via N'rartEuE The ftsarsfip PSUNETNEUt
viii leave ~ No. North rivcr, Mondar, july H.
q O'citcl 4 n for san Jusn direct, corupcrng witt
hs ed eitgsrs thp pacihr Captain BAILEY 70
lsvt JUsB SUD the 18th Passengers viii taie
ifr Irsn sent th rs fr the purpose
tats tie river Lake Nicarasua 70 Niryn
Bsy ard rase ga,d rusd tsevs mics dhtsnt he
pselGc vher, The tesutui steamship Paciae ~l ho 10
reetincss ~ rroive thfr Faseenrcrs nsy ID
hetsa az MI pstssry esc'
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Arived-Rsrk Helen Maria. Boston, tohrs Emily John
con, kYork: Milton Calf Of st Lawrence
Ao bark Ruth Rio Janeiro brig Princess Royal Bef
n1dA.
NoRroLE july
Arrived-scbrs Adrian. Nfork; Rainbow Ann, and
Tsy lor Beston.
NEWPORT. July 4
IN rort-schrs Estelis and q Hort on, for Phila
delphia metamors, ana Ornament. for NYorR.
Passed Br brig Trio supposed from pictou for Fall
River.
PROVIDENCE. July 4.
ArrivedSchp- Superior and Orator Rondout: Empire,
and Vest. Albany sioops Mary Dallas. Kondoutj Har
Pointer, nn6 ashton, NYosE
BewA full rugged brig supposed che Orray aft, from
Charleston.
ssIed- Sris Maine. Savannah schrs W Bowen NYerk;
J I. Parker. Albany
Arrived sb-schr Oxford Baltimore
Sailed Sohrs Ilash snd Orsop, Philsdsphis Ashland,
euIrosed fer 90; Hector. NYork.
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Pa.srosers Arrived.

Passengers ATr1ve0s
HAvRr-PAelst ship Heisstia-L Gerard. 3 herianA
8 Hrltcmb.
BurSos Arsrs-Bark J Hsyes-Mrs Edward A Sanders
eli lid snd servants hs Jessie Gibson Thss Gtesen Mrs
Deborah
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DAkls AND LONDON TREATMENT VI PklvATD
Il tstases. ir fss houIA By vegetable sppeatssa,
~fhout pain In debility brought BY improper hae
and oonstituttona afectons he combines medicines
the local rmedy and sho~ thero Thousand
Who cannot be eurud without it he daily
years durs from the other soisns In ALL he
ties permanent curc lie tss structures daily he euro
nns the former dises,e soon eooush His diploma ~fh
these and tho hundreds OF oertcatcs ov that
equal IL. Yen cured IN dsy.-B II. Corbyp. One
local application curvd me In fe hours tsr another
tor tired LONG tirat.C. Der nd Paid xpv gc
yesrs 70 DO cured ~ i ~hout tsss
tt pet you cured ~ local tbd FsnsfJ 70 atment
short tme.-Jas kvans. Ysu cured Of che a.
.yphito ulcer body ana face In short time ana,
lad been three sioian8 for bei1es
every qusek medicine eou hear ot-wm rersusos. PRS
Amboy, N Thee At distance BY enclosing
treated b. mail Ofce hours rom sA. NJ ~ % NJ sua
] y. n n. IARhoNT, n D.. ~ Rsase ..ro-t too
doors frcm Broadway. not IN the
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THE MANFRED wUAAr's PRIVATE hFcILal DON.

IN |" OMAN tAIb hfEAChL Coh-
panioa-By Dr. A hhuriceap. Professor " Disrssos
Of Nomen-T~entieth edition Is 21-Price 81
Year. Of suffering Of and mental anguish TO
an nfectionste wt.0 aud pcculisry aicutes 20 the
band might have been spared By to possession Of the
wfri IL 10 intended especially for she red taos
shich shouid he known T. them particularly.
To those whose health does perat 81 u
family Z ~ o. espoo.sl Importance.
Here also. every fomalc-ths wife, the nctner-s
either budd into wcEanhO.d tie tho deelip
years In whom nature eontempatos Important change
remedies and certain mode IL
10 which her scx ssubIeot
EXTRACT Of Letter from CsntlemAn 10 Dayton. Oninl
- . DAYTON, Nay l. l6<!.
M DNAs SIR Ny wife has bssn porcortbIy unxns
three Of hor
guith and suffering months before and
hnenebt; every and dshiees l
and Frustrated hex quitting her life IN imminent danger ast
wlh the Last ooeasop dcspairtd Of supposcd
mot the worst AZ this time. lno~ about two months
book higly epokeu Of containing uastst
reaching On its and rerussl
pr,ss 10 the relief 10 Afforded Distressed MAD ssA
TIE oy i sEe- stt.t % ny vile en- learning thss as
great discovery Of NJ N Desomesux provided r,xasdy
opened prospect which little conceived pss.,.
BILE But for ths another would have passed
heac IN all human prvbahility wife would have b
IN her grave. and Ey children lef. notherlAes.
It's OF course, imIrIesicHhe 20 convey fully
Intended Cor che married te-c ting
For sale 1T 20 BROADWAY nndsrt the Publshing Otcs -
Lber'y street New York, Little Co, Albany Jessth
Tucker Mobile Alabama r. ~ Peterson D. Chsstnat stre'A
Philadelphia
On the receipt Of o. COP, Will W transmitted By Asa
free Of postage 10 any psg of the United states All otsss
must t5dresse1 poet paid, W Dr. n. Masrossr. 40
Lz2aHsv vorf city. ofsos i2s Lihertv stree.