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nR. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET, Hlg ron Tsx
as. niaeteen years csyotei hs grho.cs We traa.
mont of euris and ether disease He oan cure
slTr.ssd disease. snt nd essos removed IN tv ssy.
B. Strangers, 10 nct te deceived BIZ mcuniebsnk vt
e,rscrsscs my have left Duane ssrcsA rse
itnma IN ohes, vita ths arst IN nstcine sss
~ ehArrs ~ ''''
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better Norwich and Worcester introduced to
day ct b. and Canton ct q. The market u very frm
and there Is more disposition to speculate.
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MEBICALs.
THE MARRIED woxAN.s PRIVATE

THE MARRIED WOxAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panion-By DR.. A. n MkuroeIu, Professor of Diseases
Of Women-Twentieth Edition, Is pp 2tPrioe 81.
Years Of suerrg OF PHYSICAL and mental anguish
band might have been spared by timely Of sk
work IL Ia intended especially for the married thosl
contemplating marriage diSeoses importart
which should be known to them particularly.
TO these whose health does not permit OF "A lnctess,
family, IT ID OF special I'm portsnso.
Here, also every emAleshs wife, the mother-she
either budding into hood the other in TIE 1eclino
years. in whom nature contemplsss important chaEs
oAn tho causes symptoms And tho most S iens
remedies ana most certain mode OF in sns
Extract of letter from gentleman In Day.on. oiet
DAYTON, Nay |, isAL
NY DsAR SIRMy wife has perceptib sinking fos
gash and suffering months before and during her
hnemcpt cessve and more debt tatikf
and her, putting her lie In imminent dAnSex
and which WAS ON the last occasion, iespared Of
posed this state Of things inevitable and rcsned my
months heard your book hghy spoken Of as con..nins
matters hing On It's receipt and
cannot 10 the relief afforded
and ths 10y its pAxss cpartse 70 wife, lea! ans
was possible But for tbs would hayo
cd over hesd In all human probability vile would
nave been in her grave and children lefs notherssS
Of ccurse impractcable 10 convey more fully he So
ntendod for tie married. those contemplating mrrie,s
sale 81 22 sroadw.y and NJ he pubishin ,ee. is
Liberty street. New York; Little Co. Albeny Jcspi
Iueker Mobile, Alabama; 7. D Peterson. % Chsssaai
On the receipt Of ST. copysgn Be transmitted By mas
free OF part OF tho United States All sttsrs
liza. Pew York city. Office. 10 Liberty street
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PHfLADELPHfA, Oct i5-APm.
Arrved-Brig Monticello, Iin fd, P0rt Prince. bris
Fbts Perine, Nyork schrs Tsvn. Day DO; HepS osn-
81 y,fries to oed Fellow Hoves do; Denmark R,otstt
Cesred.stss m,tips WIN Penn. Whslden. Boston Psnob
scot Clsrk, ffcrf bark Edgsr Pendetou Boston brgs
Adele LAWS ~ kits Three Brothers tBr Ka9vlt0n. 40
Iohn NIB ormus Reed. New Beaford schrs E3tsrt Reed
Portsmouth,, NH Jas Barrs.t Cobb Aliens Point south.
srner, Vicker., Portsnd; Tam, Tory, Boston.
0ssesuans~us.
eTFtMrH tHreAPpsNy which sailed from San Tranetsoo
for the Umpqua touching a. ntrmedate ports was red
ah.ngon that PORTION 81 her voyage On her arry ~
Irindsd, owirE 10 the had quality n her coal frcn T
dad she proceeded Huboldt Bay and thence 70 Cold
Biar bot the surf high th si.neng celd No. ee
0eced In ascn png return 70 Trinidad che ost ons
sschor o the mouth sfhsd river ard - vesther heeoat
sil more severe she finally reed 70 are tf "a
Frsnoisco, brrrBg vith her many passengrs desnea
other places The eae heavy that teI were Obliged
" bsfa oil tas srs,s srars Anl 80 ,sst n9Tsei pr'
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mr. IA CR0IXS PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIgE-
~ Ckeaposs book ever published-29 PIP. and lse has
plates tie Physiology OF Marriage and shs socrss
trnies ana disorders OF youth ead maturity rcsalssS
from solitary hse.s ,heh destroy tho Physical aad mcn.
powtrs onfeetle the feelings exhaust
yes Of manhood with practical observations the pre-
vention ard treatment debility local AMI
btuto nj weaxness aad all diseases arising from ndi1-
erection with plain ana simple rules, By which all
can cure themselves ~ttbou, the AUTHORS
observations marriage it's duties and
and tAer remedies vith colored Ethosra lustr
tbs atoay pf ysoosy diseases roproluotve
9s,ns Of both sexes their structures us and funeens
II oontsns many important brts TO thnse corte aslns
mstriaony which viii overcome otoctoI against M axs
none however should take this IMPORTANT etep withova
srst sung It's pages IL treats Of AL diseased euae
whether nsrried or single Strangers who rsqu'ro Leds
aid, before consulting Doctor ought whether
their properly understood udeiousy trcaS
by sher pbyscisne and taus guard against the position
quackery prevalent n populous cities. Dr. Ia Ccois
lessiy qualified prs etitionsr and has for teea
devoted his tude 20 the subjects Of which his book
Any sending IS eeuts letter posi- paid
:eivs cory BY all hye copies for 81 Adlses De.
- IL la Creix. 80 Beaver street, Albany, T. Sold by
Burg. oarrrss ana 81 iagsr Tognsoni DroAdwxy
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he RLpHB PRACTICAL PRIVATE TRLArrrt-.
Tor All no need sound prsetosl nformsticS
ot arg emotsd with certain dssasssgivss the nstuf>
Onptom PR and Of each dssas vtA6
scpes ior ths remedies their msnsssmsnt eoin pls,s
apGse onsbss every W successfully and preatsly
treat be own ss,t judge ppperly treated. Tenth s
Won ~ pr " h plates prce % oonts Bsld ~ " 0rcn-
n strceS trn street, By moss booksellcrs nNisf
rst seoure ssvsispss bv sddrsssos tpos pas
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~ cW nLDlSdL bOthSs-A COkrLEIE PkAC.IUAA
yorA the tre.smsns Of deaa,e dssssaS
ss .. ,hs hasrsd ssse,on. illu.lr,,sd by
so,..isi D. l.SigI'r .urssry .nd assasss q sss
rss SO E., sn s ,Ss Ss'b bss.sS @ .aes si's. o..
ssyis, Josra.-I. n.y !. ..id. is.Iisy To- be saaas
=! :s,s i i s f:; {:
Author q vors on self Abuse and Il: pssis
s' -. Ss ;s:S .d.,lsn f9sT;ssn P;,.s
y Brs.dsay. ,sa ~ tAs sutsOr Sos Broadway
JSToRruNArE.s IRlEsp.- GREAT suscEsa-&ss
sc,s sas, s, 80: 4as srsa,ss ,Pss,s for dss.ss "a ~
q cure. ..Is hgSsreas nss,hly. Price 81. With ssok
No ws-s sss:,.s sss. % ssS
pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PsIyAFx
s y asSs rsss .. 5,
.ad eon,titu.ienh arsetons. he oOmbins medicines wK
<, :1s 'sss' .s: %
which Other. SSis Sr 81 as s:sIs. :se.
;' saSs ass ss soss ss:, =.
s cured % me- sis ':sS ~ hours . asr
.eosheI doctor tired long tmse Dersnd. paid o-cs
s ssS .sa :
sypss .a.s:n On M s:s, .na n'T ssS. ssr a.
short time, after had undor TIRE taysesns Tor
ssiTS. T %'ssi% sss, SG'.t Afs. s
nail oce San %d9pss sg ssiaiis N. ~ 's.., | ,.
me- ~ LAns9hl D. a. R'ads street, 'vS doors rsw
ssAssP; .s.,I ssIsc ALL psycrED 70 nIs.Ass
snors1hte You will 30 oursi By h,n IN half hs ssvs
~, himself rss sss ..... Sc ssns
'er ofbroAdwv. No onsreury used No Zoe sl CURED.
DEAysrss SHORT sfonT, sc-Da HEATH CURED
.. Mis- d' ', ..,.s s;'n. 81 s e.
q: ss s:siss % N, % % w,s.: ss,..
y sssf,ss si,hsg, OPERATION or psin once. 262 Broad
NJ MEcBAhIcAL NJ pIcNE-Da DE LAsrY scuRA.
ths arI, ..t.i
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psrtsa. address trS. easj ssi ies Sssss..y rs
De w. Continues 70 ssvote particular attention - al
~ on % - y.s,. ,rss.,
TO-" -,s. err -h'ss p'resr r,ssn. ss;.. sss.a y
srsspsss shseniJ ssss.s Losdsn ssrrsos IN sSsssy.
DR, d. HoRrAsoRs WOULD SAT- TO THOSE wso
:.,, .sey s..iss have s.vssss i %.sy s.s.s s e
Tree: q: ss nee s.ss
:; r.; :: :.s.s: ;S;: -:
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'''' ''''' y sHS ~ fS.' 3d. % q %IIE.m ssE .,
o.r..i. sisssses vhlsh no treats wi.isss nsrssr,
s p ;srs. y = S.'
;'s ri. ;:.;s: & s ..,.., s.; ~
Da RALPH, AUTHOR or THE "pRAcrIcAL rRr.
20 % Irss.,s- &C. once hours sto u solosh a. Ne
web street IRON the uncommon medical sysntaSes ths
nthor h enjoyed amons which he would instance kaas
several years 70 rsr Cor tbs purpose ef sts
,Sss .ss .ns ;sy <. .s" :ss':s. .
out heetetob promise. he severe ana
ested esses . secondary discase, Ne, 80 Ne
.,hsr ssuro. "a A%syes Those vhe .pply In ~. ssr.I
ot the cure which 10 often effected In yery Sc
lafst rooms are provided Tor trsatnsnt By les
ser address bos sSo Post 6n,cs.
Dh RALpHB PRACTICAL PRIVATE TRLArrft-.
tor ali no need sound prsetiosl lnformscs
or are anoted with certain deasessfviss the natsr>
Pr frcss and consequences efeaoh dsssss VIA
Tscpes Tor hs rcmedies their msnassmsnt eotn psis
sr tensbss evcry ons W succeesfuily and prssstsV
rest b.. own ss, judss prgperly treated Tsnth sd
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Kossulh und mis- Comrades.

IRON the Boston journal, October II
by late arrivals from the Mediterranean have re-
ceived lst OF the Hungarian exes who lately embark
ed at CoDstsItnople board the United States
ergate Mississippi commanded by Captain Ceilings
Long -Ae list probably accurate could be given
under the circumstances, and publish IL matter
Of considerable interest TO many of our readers
Louis hossuth, GoyerEor Of Hungary, aged 40 years
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perty board in order to raise sraoisa with which
TO get into hAbor.
SHIP nATrAkIrsEr. Nelson Of San Francisco from AL
psraao for Rio Janero and New York. proceeded far
south lat As Ion "a w. when she had back 70 Tai
cahusno where she remained July 18th, in distress leaking
badly Would be repaired and sail again in few days n
Kirby Of New Bedford late of ship Olive Branch. sold
Valparaiso. was passenger In the kattaketset.
Sur TRI- -AovsrAIS. Res for Boston, got off shore
below New Orleans h inst and would be ready for
BRIG CoRNrH Of and for Newburyport from Caeiz, be-
fore rPored At anchor of saneoty with loss Of rudser
standing shore the 10TH having been by
steamer Telegraph, frsm Nantucket, with temporary
rudder.
scHR HkNRr (of Rocklsnd) Hall. ran on Bull Head
Point mile east Of Cape Neddck hArbor 81 NJ 10Th
inst. Null total loss sails and rigging will be saved.
soop Avon oRockan would take board the sails and
rigging.
scHR SWIFT, Potter (where from &C., not stated was
stranded south eide Of harbor in the late
gale. and advertised 20 be sold on the 18th inst
schr MIRANDA Of East Maohias, Captain Nelson, from
Boston went ashore 18Th O'Clock NJ Ram Island
near Libtys Island Her heel partly gone, and bottom
badly chafsd. she lies the rocks dry ~ low water
Should the weather rough the hull will be lot sails and
RocklAnd, Ne.
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Steamships numboist Iines Hsvrc washlng gon FLOYD.
soutbsm pton aud bremen; Piorser. Elridgs verpool
Aiabsua Lxdlov Savannah Marion, Berry, Chsrles,oni
Rossoks, Parrisu. NorsoIk snd Richmond.
Steamer Psnsma Is hours from San Francisco. met
steamer Independence, bound up.
The bsrb Kdvsrs Cohen. from this cty We snly ART
val ~ sFanctee frym Atlantic port from the st 10 the
18th ult.
Der rwlns ~ sunrise. Nh, meridian. a., with r.ini
at sunset ENE and frtsh.
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in the Territory Of Wisconsin, and for other pur-
poscs," approved Sd March, 15i7, lessees, Occu
pGns, psrmifses to enter to the extent of their
leases. or permits, any of the lands within the
townships and fractional townships above cnume-
rated in the WiLiou Riper district, and who are
titled under tho act entitled can act to reduce the
minimum price of the mineral lands in the Lake
Superior district in Michigan, and in the Chippe
wa district, in Wisconsin," approved 26th Sep
tcmber. 1850, "to enter the land covered by their
leases. occupancy. and permits respectively" at
the minimum price Of q % per acre. or If cover
ing more than one full section. entitled .son the
surrender Of such lease or permit at the proper
Land Office, to purchase, If he shall elect to do So
one full secon," at the rate of 81 so per acre, is
required to establish the the satisfaction Of
the Register and Receiver at Willow River, and
make payment therefor soon practicable after
sseing this noitce, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
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cd under former leases from the Government which
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to be very productive. They are all more or less
conveniently situated in reference to the navgable
rivers and other cheap means of transportation Of
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a country yielding abundantly all the agricultural
products of the latitude in which they located
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ETACo xNc0uceu 10 SIX OOll6rbs
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