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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The Boston Post thinks the new style of Ia :.
dies dresses should he called the Pefi-loom -
Would not Pania coats answer just as well.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

II is wondered what will become oI side
saddles II the woman adopt "pants and short
dresses"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

The Nicaragua route to California will be in
InIi operation on the l3h Of July, the Prone,
'heu' leaving New York and the Pacific San
Francisco on that day. Time through twenty
one days.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

Tho short dresses made their appearances a.
gain on the streets on Saturday, and created no
special wonder, We admire the courage OF
u,esa Misses. CiewilNl Piainae7ier.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12

FIVE SUTDAy'I FEBRUARY ~ 1882 We
believe it will be found that there are five Sun
days in February once il % venr,; and the
next instance Of this kind after 1862 sill oonse.
Guently be in 1880. This, however, will not
be the case when the termination Of century
occurs during tho interval; owing 10 tho drop.
ping the century leap year. Scientific Amer.
lean.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04

~ a meeting oi the Estate Fenribtes- held
al tneir Arraory ON Wednesday afternoon, (2Tth
INST the following proceedings were had:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty God. In
the dispeHsa'ion of his Providence, to call from
our midst our late comrade and friend Mr.
WILLIAa DIAMOND, worthy citizen and = re-
spected member of this Compaay--and whereas
II Is customary for all associations to manifest
IN an appropriate manner sense Of respect for
deceased memhers-Therelor.
Rssoteed, Tina; We the officers and members
oi the company OF State Feacibl-s. deeply
regret the early aud melancholy death of our
late comrade. WILLIAM DIAMOND, a worthy
aud esteemed member of this company, and a
man Who gave every promise OF future useful
ness aud honor :
Aesoired, That The sincere sympafhiez of thi,
company are rendered to the relastve. end
friends OF the deceased, and that the officers OF
thls company communicate these proceedings 10
The nearest relatives OF the deceased.
Resotrsd. That newspapers In this city b. re-
spectiuity requested TO publish the foregoing.
J. III. MkESNT- Chairman
L. l.. TEMPLE, SecretGrE. pro ttM-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04

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To-day we have bacH called upoa TO bea- Inc
painfGi knowledge that fifty two brave men. ii.
though perhaps msled, have paid the penalty on
their teuIerlty. For some reasons. not explained.
they left The camp of Gen. Lopez, at the village
ot Po%os,fof The purpose Of returning to NewOr-
leans, and were taken upon the coast BY the
Spanish steamer fIabsnero, which had troops
and armament aboard. Tney were shot thls
morning, at IL o'clock. hear the Fort Asares
IL IS sail that Gen. Lopez has been joined by
parties Of Crcolcs, and that he has been able 10
MAINTAIN himself against the tremendous force
opposed 20 hm-5lt our Information cannot be
depeGled upon The Creo.es, for w.om this
waste "a LIE rs made, are, ara sorry to say, ua-
worthy Of tn" first drop of Crittertlenrs sliced,
which his been shed to-day. Creole invention
has m'>cd the bcst-atVised strangers here--but
their bravery will be +.foriorE hcpa.-
Col CrltteDi"n. shot with TIE httr-tno tins
morning, was | believe. nephew of Secretary
Crttenuen. Insults were heapeI upon the pri--
one.s IN passing to the ground for execution. and
Disgusting brutality upon their remains after the
pXpiatiOn Nv Y Tribune
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04

the queen Of Western beauty, who was once Mrs
lawrence, IL soon again to b. led to the altar.
The happy individual who in about To take sweet
Sallie bv the hand II DR. Hunt. near relative o.
Henry CLAY.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04
Grea. Mob In Columbus. Georr .

0DLUNBI-- A4-+ II y. M.
I1erc s i great mob raging hese al present
Lne negro maG Jarrett. convicted BY two strces-
sEe Juries Of the infamous crime Of eouu.tit.n.
rape uPoa little girl ten years old, was 10 have
been hung today. To the surprise Of every one.
lie was repTIeycd by Cos. Towns. This has cre-
ated great Indignation amuu- The posulaea. and
a hob nS five hundred persons are row before
the la.i awaiting thc hoIr of 1 O'Clock, st when
time they expect 10 hang him.
CoLUNBrz, A.. f2--5 2. ~
rae mob assembled at 4 o'clock. proceeded to
tn" jail and demlndcd the Keys. The sheriff re-
fused 20 give them up. T'he doors were broken
open and the negro brtlght ont and hung tp q
pine tree back of the Jail!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04

Postage Snaps ,roht &tcs-This 10 a pref
ty general complaint bit il IS upfonnded. They
tCN stick if you oaly know how put them on
Don't wet the bick of the stamp. IL you do IL
cusis up at the corners. The right war is 20
moistan, thoroughly, sufficiently large spot on
the letter OF envelope the PIT On the stamp press
ing il down Hat
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04

Missouri E1ec i7E.-Tae Ieffarsca Inquirer
gives official returns from 10 c3Hati4s ami report
ed acroiHts from four which show the following
a aerrran-ltm r--a.Llt. .tr
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04

The election Of Mss,Ts Camille, Ryland and
Scott is b.roni dou5:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
TRAVELLING.

II :. PASSPORTS for EUROPE,C AL-
- FORNlA, Cuba &c.-IIdsp eneatle % travellers
sure protection against foreign aggression Visitors 70
the World Par require them, more especially II they
Vst the Continent, where person permitted 10 land
without passport Americans applying for letters ~ the
London Pos-Ofce must produce their passports I<sued
by J y. MONIES Notary PLhiIc - Broadway.
n B-J Is. MONIES IS Commission for nearly every
State ia the Union. Jei36t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
ENHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMEBS.-The ships
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,

ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstock,
ADkIA1TC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been bt D. contract expressly fJr
Government service every has been taken IN their
sructon, also then Engines 70 strength and
speed. and their accommodations for passengers
equaCd foT elegance comfort Prce 81 passage from
New Liverpool Si30 exclusive Of extra
S3x3 from Liverpool 20 New YoTA G35 An
experienced surgeon attached 20 each ship No berth
secured until pad for Tho Of these ships VIII
nj be accountable fr gold silver bullion specie jeweiry,
pretous stones or metals unless is of ladng signed
therefor ard the value thereof therein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Han

- pe>r,- -pullc notice rs hereby given that the
go -s,,ous have bcen presented N tho Beard Of
hidc-r,cn To REPAIR SIDEWALKS and RESETCURB
and ClTTFR ,r 'front.' Of Nos. 49, 70, ~, a. IS p, 81 49,
a. osS y WEST BROADWAY. 10 PAVE and SET
81. KE ard GUTTER 10 SIXTEENrH-ST. between ist
srd III avs To FLAG space ie~t wide through the
n.r,heriv Sidewalk Of NENTN-rHikDSi from lsf-av.
a. Tast River; To FNCANAIEfhe SLIPS from Per- $40
n aud 10 and 10 0 ad1 Tine largest " ships At
low water. To EXCAVkTE the SLIP on the westerly
SIDE II Pc No. Y Old sAp. 10 REGJLATE and K r
FLAG SIDEWALK. AND RESET CURB ana GUTTER
NJ fr,ui 4 Nos. 3,3aud 90. BROADWAY: TOREGULATE,
RFTLhC and Pr IT CURE and GUTTER u font #
5o2 eco and Ct2 HOl STON-ST. lCl l03. l0j. 10
PRINCE 81. tr7 70 .f .0s 505 BROADWhY E1s.
T. "A. o. l8 %. - H. -. 20 and 30 LEONAkD-Sr Al
terscrS Interested having o cotton thereto are requested
D. urcser them u vrne 20 me ders-un ~ ms Office On
~ tofrc the 1871 day nj JUNE .net June g. 1851
je4 10 JOHN T. DODGE, street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
MANY GENTLEMEN are af.

Acted with tenderness Of the skin IN shaving, and 10
such GOURAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAr
hand or salt water aays all curcular irritation removes
every pmpo and every roughness and renders the SKIN
soft and smooth II moreover the very nest shaving
cpmround ever used To LADIES', GOuranus soap - re-
commended as possessing almost magical power IN mo
ereaton Of atrAnSpaenty Jar skin I'M
der IT, the IF dsigremens known
BotcheS. Sunblm Freckles, Tan. Saowness, tedness.
Roughuess SC disappear and reveal ths natural beauty
the complexion. which they have served o. hide COZ
RAUDS POUDRES SUBIILES, Designed for the total
eItpatOu of SuuerfuOls human har from any part 81 te
BODY gencus lady need h0ncrorih, endure the
modification of wearing moustarhean al endige noIs
properly belonging 20 husband, brother Or lover GOV
RAUDS LIQl I'D HAIR DYE Is positively, and without
reservation warranted 20 color rcd light or gray mar
staining the skin GOURAUDS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
or CIRCASSiAN GLOSS. not only restQfeS Hhr, nut
dsndruh itching and diseases Of The scalp and Ne 'a
est most ethcacous preparation for usnE On cnndrcn
heads GOURAUDS LIQUID ROUGE and LILY
WHITE equally prXed ~ the ladies' Bear IN mud.
Mat Dr. FELIX GOURAUDS eehra,ei Toilet grepara-
tons can only De- obtained genuine at his Depot 81 walker
s. first store from Broadway. No.,
phia Bates Jordan 20 Washnsfonst blslon Hferh
< Co Worcester. Caldwell. Now Bedford Guild
Bangor: " ID Robinson. orf.anJ. Nc q Fugue. 20 81
Chares-st \ q A 4 solomon Go savanna Storfs'
st Charleston. C., Gnyuor wood. Richmond '2ose'
Detroit Michigan, Carleton Co. Lowell. tn'eu tart
chester = II Post a Willis. Rochester. A. II Douglas,
Paterson y i n Taylor. Newport. 4 ], Peer >aith'
corner VI fihh and Nalnu,-st, tlncmnttl' M,tpy =
Co Canton Miss sspp Mrs 4. ID Webster Madison
Ind. Wheat Co. s. Lous. No Robert Cameron,
Bndcorort. Conn, Uquhars, Toronto, { zoo.
Greg. Nashville Tenn. W johnson, brlnA"cA, ~ D.
dale Pa Dane Fuller. Peesskll Y, } bfo"ih
HUDSON Keyser Mcdowell, Pttsburg Jno owens
Llherty-sf lucaf Cyrus La|ail tast'n r. hh1 5ene
rally throughout the Union. Deaer' supplied "a noera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

n PANY-Only through line foJ California and Oregon.
The pubic informed that under the ae| Arrangement
OF this COMPANY steamers inspected and approved oy the
Navy Department and carrying the United states Mall VIII
continue 20 leave Panama and San Francisco the - and
18Th Of each month. miles detained ~ 'nIv0dahe
eidents. and VIII tonch al Acl2uco sen Diego snd Men
terey
Steamship Company, are no~ ~ the PaTtc one 81 ~hich
VII De di"a,s 90 port a. each end OI the r-ut-
Oregon Loo tUus. Republic 30 tuns
Panama 1857 tans. Carolina. GO t1ns,
Ca!ItoI Ma. 1000 t.nS. Columbus. COO tun5;
Tennessee. l.3,e tIls. IsthI4lS,
Northo rner. 200 tgns Unicorn coo tuns;
Fremont, 20 TINS
The stearn-rIn Colurta VII rv between san f-7n
ann rois OREGON. awaiting he former port ne
arrival OF fhe mails and passengers from Panama, ami -
turning without deaf with the mails and passengers for me
reeI'a lle " orouel ors 10 DO ken up ~ ;i-
potate " freight and transient p+ssenger' between PAN
ne vc .lown st.anho Sarah Ssnas 81 100 tsnl bur-
den now under charter - :ae CON an and peculiarly
c0mmod.ous u her cabin alai mems, WI DC Ae - rlAng
One Fl the above eteae-s vii Keep ~ connection 30
tween Acapulco and the other Mercan por's
Tie connection tie Atlantic vi! ne maintained ny lne
United States Nsii Steamships
Ohio ,eoe tlrs Cherokee, $40 taas,
Lsa'hs Newy~k Tor Chasfss on the ilth and 40'A Of
The ness steamship Edorado and the Falcon VIII form
direct line between New Orleans .lad ChaSIcs. eaTIs ~
sue periods WI Little deen,on as possible On
through ne 70 and from Orleans and ports MeIlcc,
California and Oregon Passage from New Orleans can be
secured from ARMSTRONG, LANENsON Co.
the fare for through ticket. from EevYors 70 ssa Fran
CISCO has Leen reduced from -
$500 ln Stale Rooms 10 --------S59
$3.50 ia Lower Cabin go
The rate nom NewYok 70 Cllros VIII be the lowest
adopted by cafe sea-te-ner 5c;ween those ports
81 and 81 south & or =; then Agency III "es'-s'
afDSWf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
for. ard the value thereof therein expressed
kklENNEn DATES OF SAIlING
FROM HEw-YoRK

Tor lIolglt or paSs51go aIpIy % LDWhHDk COLLINS
CO Wall-st Nov,-Y BROW Y. SHIPLEY co. Liy
erpool; +. G. ROBERTS co. 70 Kings Arms YaTd
London. 8 Boulevard MontEartIe. PARIS
After the st of Apul next, the rate Of freight by ths
abore from Lverpoo VIII De materially reduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

II eRA-Npb NJ - = y y y " ~ LIZ
~ CURE DR. JOSEPH 4 weber las Assumed The
permanent Medical 1rvcsoa 81. Us lasutlor fc s~'ah
hShnicn, s'us,cd N south Onge, Essex Copny. New
Jersey one hours noe ior 'ne ev ~ Morris Ad kS>ek
isra-st AZ s. and 10 4 " nd - tNndsPN Private
bahs are attached 70 uoSf ~ he Patients rcns All ct
,Jsr oshers 70 the Supenn eudsas u he O0ase Meas
tan " alert Cure u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
4 FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers FMpIRE STATE and BAY STATE. II great strength
,rd s7eed psrcu arv adapted 20 the navsaifn ~ Loos
leland sound, RAINING connection Win me = az hVet
rs Old Colony Railroad, distance 81 y miles, 10 hsloH
only Leave pier \ X near The Battery -
The st-amer EMPIRE STATE. Capt Bayt0n; - I ~
DAYS THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS al 7 N 80.
The steamer Ray STATE. Capt Vim Brown, % MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Al ) 7 NJ
TeS line the ONLY one that runs direct Tor Ne"poil
These steamers are fitted with commodious state rooms
and eyer arrangement for the security and comfort Oh pa
seueers Who are Afforded by this route night real on
reaching Boston early the following morning. OF can remain
o. hoard gettns Their breakfast wished Tor, until ms
starting o. the accommodation tran a. quarter ast
O'Clock N winch reaches Boston - quarter before
o'clock, A M
kbsesag--msseri asched 20 each steamer. who re-
oeves and tickets the baggage and accompanies Tie sans
t0lis destination. - q,
same rs by other lines a., ., F.
steamer runs connection with THIS me % anu rom
Providence daily. sKCep % SUNDAYS - o., ~.
Ere frol N.N-Yors through % Providence FIl RIVER
u Nswuort IS - New Bedford fare S; Co.
Frtght L. Boston a. the same raies as ~ tAs
ether lar Ines and forwarded With gIeal kpeuoA o
an E1uress Freight Tram. which leaves fah lsvef e'e
rnornns lSgrdavs excepted al ocloes for bofioh ana
New Bedford arriving 81 ~ destination Il OF aoou' IL
For f- .ht arplv on board ~ the Office on Pier
Fer sat-rcorns herths apply "a board OF - uesl
10 secure them shesd application NAV te made - -. -
lel6y TlSDALE x BORDEN Agents ~ ana ~ Nss'-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17

MORNING LINE for r AkBAN u
I'VE The new and elegant steamer RIINDGEh; Capa;
Albert pegroot VIII leave New forS from per io9t 81
NuTray-st every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana NJ
SNMORNlNC n : O'Clock and returning leave AlnaH
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAIS kDA - = n y, tne
,.re hour making the usual landings eech way " Mas
.erveG On board Fare 10 Newburgh and Pc kees -
\ r Fer further information Apply 70 JAMES slShVr
A 90 3 BeaVeF-St NeW-lotk. A'~S -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

u The only Through Line for CALIFORNIA and one
CON VIA Havana and Chasges Fare ReSaeedOnS 81
IknAN. June %. At z. M the Splenaid steamship
CRiSCINT CITY. iSga tunS burthen. j. Tanner, Con.
ulsnder-Wi sail on SATURDAY, June ss a pr-eisey
O'Clock III from her pier a. the foot OF Nalren-stfcel
North RIVER with the Government Mails for ChsreS cos
nectiug With the fSvoute United States Mai Srsmsnlp
TENNESSEE. 90 leave Psusns or about the 10Th july
For fsehi passage apply al the Office III s'ies'
OlueI Martn-st. JettS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
r FRANON SPRINGS Shortest and

i EBANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and
LeheapeSt route to this delightful Summer Retreat =
hy the Hudson River boaiS and Hudson River h1lo Y
Hudson and thence by rllrgad and stages 20 tne e'
York nv morning boats or railroad. Will leave hndSoa
the O'Clock n tram sad arrive a, the SpNss - =
pm passengers from New-YoTk by evening holS ~
trIns wl leave Hudson the neat morning n clS mo
arrive NJ the Springs a. q VI Usual fe upon 'he ivy
81 : fare from Hulson she SPTlngS. - - .a.
J WATERMAN SupeFih1s5i1 'i s.
Hudson, June 9, 1881. I0'- '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
.ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

n ANN-Only through Line Tor SAN FRANCISCO
Havana and Chasrcs Fare reduced. On TIL kSlAn
June %. al 3 the splendid steamship ChEROh NJ
y0OO tUuS. Hru Mntle commander. NIL SAL On TIL rs
DAY June 20 az precisely o'clock NJ from he, per n
the foot Of MarreuSt K, WITH the Government Mails
fer ChsrreS VIA Havana Passengers transferred AZ bavsra
10 the splendid double Steamship Falcon PssSen-
rers leaving m the CHEROKEE Will CONNECT With me
faYorfc United States Mai steamship TENNESSEE 10
sal from Panama on about the 18th July For ps>Ssgr
Arv M The Office 81 a1d % S0UthSt at M West ST
SOFner Warren lo' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-17
Morse's COMPOUND Syrup u
DOCK ROOT.-We feel

v G.lIl4lJh DUN NV ~
4 prompted by every principle u humanity - make
known To the world the wonderful ,heacJ Of thu. efa.f-
dnary PREPARATION Thousands ha's been Iehe'ed 81
s amount ~ suffering and many Ives saved by the ass
Of n It's acknon lodged ~ the best judges Of medicine 70
be the most elegant scientific <nd siltaf preparation ass
m use and as a depuralye remedy. seldom ever eqlasS
II stands unryacd Tor the cure Of EApelD SAt hheu
Canker Scofula and all the various diseases ansns ron
A. impure state OF the Blood Also, Al Bilious cSn u.s.
and used with unprecedented success ~ All eases 81 20
male Weakness and general debility, susngthean< uis
weakened tov giving tone % the various organs ana LVS
srstng me stem sad also fof tns cure o ne e'
Couinalrf Catsrrn Dyspefsia, headache, Dizrness
Coughs 80 Those affected WITH Chrome Disease u "h1
ever form will find this medicne not only pleasant 70 ths
t.fe hr certs ID cure f Do - rthln the power 81 reno
dial agents 20 affect their disease Il = composed Of NOS
emes i. happily C0mbiled IS 10 tend Directly ~ &c sie %
the stomach and bowels excite 10 healthy ~os .hs
and Tie u hole Gland LIAR Sfsem 4aY Nervous M.
.nd promote the free acton Of the Luns IAus rendering
agpcadlc q all diseases VI Chrome n4s4fs ~ SHT
vegetable aHd may be used all eAmses' ana Al "A 'ee
Preaarsc only By c MORSE co al ioe FornI1n =
Providence and sold by thousands al over me snNeo
states Canadas kc HAYDOCK, CORLlEs % 10
Pearl-st New YORK. General Agents Ji' On
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u = MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

-. NAL - tAMSlllT tpmi ~
For NEW ORLEANS direct, va HAVANA and
with messengers for san lranclSco.-farc reduced On
iHIESDAN, June 70 al o'clock, NJ, the splenna
-eamship CHEROKEE, 800 tun' huTder' henrJ "na.e'
from her ncr 40 The foot of aensf H. WIN me Wv
eminent Mails direct fJr Havana and New Or -ons
Cbr.res r~Sersers transferred ~ Havana 10 Ne .penus
souhe--ngne steamship FALCON.
Freight taken to New Orleans 81 3Oc per foot
Specie only taken un Fiegrlt 10 Havana.
No bills Of lalng viii be signed anor Lle Steamer Ian
sailed 70, ,,-.,.~
IL West-st. c>Suer o. Warren h y. ROohhlo'
e'6tse
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SIGHT RESTORED.-The subscriber
ga oN+arec 9ars-t for simple instrument, sla.s
u-ou rhilo.or hical p-neiTa. ~ vnca ne - sr-s
-<ee 0cra-or,llv ~ those whose sst ifst sl'es Il
- allure TX -1-- necessity induced --e et - -
- c~ss. ~ ~ 80 rs caused ny Pf-ssntns 10 % ~
riec To- su,icsuon = sElle and Sl.i1us ~ si
trse or erpeuSe Aseneies H .e es ,rt-g
suqphea ~ l0'' pfice7 - H J BALL
L had - he Office Il tie sscr eTs, CO.., ~ -
.r - - g. aad a. - PRINCIPAL Df S'ies n ne
eisE llg@o - 80 -------
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NICOLAN " 10. Snrrlcal AnnNraMs

NICOLAY d CO., Surgical Apparatus
1 Maker and ORrHOPEDlNr. Who for twelve Years
had the direction of the t estSb .hnents oi Ouhopsde
DO PARIS respectfully informs tlat be Row prepared
90 execute all oricrs n hs line
ARTIFICIAL ARMS and EGS.
which move Oh the same fasusy rs natural menhsrs
Apparatus tori LuHaton, OF Displacement ot the Ih&h
Bone or kemur
Do for Contracted Leg
Do for Curvature oi The s. ne OF vast
Do for AnkyloSs False JOINTS oi ihe Arms or kaeos
DO FOR rc- forming the rlbia, or the entire Leg
Do for ParaiYuc Less
Do for Club Feet
Do O. compress Lacvmal Flstulcs Nd Hhsfs.
DO FOR Tortco.ls or Twisted Neck.
Do for Falling Il the kcctum.
Ottirateup. HypogaSric Belts. Beds and Chars for
S~k pcrSons Clutches rrusses &c OrthOFedlc t0rsss
All work executed warranted 90 give satisfaction ana re-
hef the Address by letter, or personally TO
Jele awTu&Sat. 80 Peari-st' Ne"-forN.
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IVHE NEW NGLAND LIVE

Il STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY " New HAYES.
Conn insure hOses. cattle &c against loss nom tatA,
s,her from natural cause. accident disease 81 Any de-
scripuon whatever New YORK Agency, - Mcr'halta'
11fu l.. ID HAkI, Agent