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William Boyle,

IHtNILW IENIILIIINGN GOSSAMiR
w | G. NJ a X Err
Draws attention 20 mn entire new style Of Wig cali
ed the UNSHRINKING GOsSAMER WIG,
which i0rlghness, elegance nhd durability has new.
or been equallcd. Also, the LADIES SiLF.AD-
JtSIING VIC, which adopts itself on the Instant
TO thn head, and Is natural ~ to defy detection
even by members Of the same family. a large a.
sortmept always on hand.
Depot for hOEtc's Hyperion Fluid for The HAIR
Bog'c's Hair Dye, AmOle Shaving Cream, 60,
27T Washington Street Boston.
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Hair Work Manufactory.

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
KXnMI:S * Co., Fnoni Paris, Artists Ia Hair,
Inventors of the celebrated Gossainer Nenilatng
Mig, Elastic Band Ioupocs, aud Manufacturer Of
every description Of Ornamental Hair, for Ladies' &
Gentlemen.
Their light gossamer fabric, natural CURED Hair,
perpetual tit, no shrinking, aud natural appearance
have stamped their superiority over all the world.
No. 251 Washington Street, Up Stairs, ten
doors north Of Winter Street, Boston.
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EATING HOUSE,
Paper Warehouse.

No, 4 Lindall Street, BOSTON,
.iaals M All bours on tne dav ami eyeuiug.
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HORATIO wOODMAN,

20 Railroad Exchange, Court square, Boston, hai
aud prDcures locales and uurchnses hand yyarrnnts
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Prentiss, Music Dealer

IND PLBLISHER, n IFdshingiOn Street,
BOSTON.
Nkw MUstC received regularly from all parts of
the Union. Country dealers, and Others supplIcd
promptly, on the Har-t liberal. terms
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WILLIAM READ,

Importer aud Dealer In
HARDWARE, GUNS x SPORTING APPARATUS.
Ag't for Cots Repeating Pistols * Ilnznrds Powder
Market Square, Boston.
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India Rubber GoorIv

49, Cloths and Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Horse and
Mngon Covers, AIR Beds Pillows aud Cushions, Ar
neles Tor MoiicAi aud Surgical use Also, Fancy
1oone ana i9ysi-N holesrlo and Retail, ut the In
I'm huoper Warehouse, No IL, Broniteld street,
Boston. JOHN lAPEN
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Cutlery,
Ldritcdre and Flushing Tackle.
fme ivory Table Knives alone; Low Priced Ivo-
~ Knives and Forks; and every descnption of A.
mcrican and English fable Cutlery,
PATENT TAlLORs,' SHEARS.
rochet knlvssi Scissors, RAsoru, aud other articles
of CUTLERY, I'm great variety OF style and finish
from the best makers. -
london, Holland and American SKATES, together
with general assortment OF IIardw arc iisIsis Az
80, an endless variety Of Anglers Intlt,ncuts for
Brook, Lake, or Sea Fishing
MARTIN l.. BRADFORD.
LAP Washington Street, Boston.
Three doors North of the old South Church
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India Rubber Machine Betting

Hose, Garments, Horse aud Wagon covers, lndia
Rubber cloth Ne, manufactured X for sale, whole
sale ana fetml, by Geo. ii. Hale x Coz 80 Bruin
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J. HAPGOOD.

. u lmporter, Manufactured, and llcpairct 81
nui,., lsiiies and 'iainlA; dealer Ia American and
English sporting powder, shot, Percussion caps and
shooting Apparatus.
y Washington street, Boston.
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INTERESTING FROM rnE lNplAS TERRIroRy or rnE
WEsr.-The steamer Alton arrived from Missouri
last evening. A company left the mouth Of Med-
cine Creek on the LIT ultimo, with four boats fully
freighted The river quite low at the time, but
the party met with no accident until they reached
Rush point, when one Of their boats struck snag,
and imme diately sunk. The cargo consisted OF 20
packs of robes, about one half Of which after
wards recovered The small pox had made fearful
ravages amongst the Sioux and other tribes, but
had, when informants left, almost completely
subsidized. The loss life was great and principally
confined to the Indians only two whites having been
reported ms dying Of the disorder In the month of
January the weather was very cold, and some forty
or nity Indians, who we're in exposed situations,
were frozen TO death: several whites we're also sc-
vcrcly frost bitten. The Pawnees and Ponkaws,
two tribes that have long been at variance, had a
pitched battle on the banks of Manuel Creek, about
three miles above its MOUTH about one hundred
were engaged on either side. The conflict resulted
in the death of two Pawnecs, who were both killed
by half breed, who was engaged rs interpreter by
the opposite party. The hostile meeting occurred on
t6s sih u,.-~. LeW4s (Mo. Republican,, Jnne3,
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TORNADO ~ WIsCoNsrN.-On Saturday last, at
about six o'clock, tornado passed over a tract Of
country two miles wide, passing the town of lxona,
seven TO nine miles south Of Waterfront, breaking
most Of the tall trees of the forest, and scattering
the rails OF the fences that il difficult TO tell
where the fence was originally IN some places.
Eight or nine houses unroofed, three OF which
entirely destroyed Mr.. Ludden, the town
clerk of lxonia, with his wife and three children,
and neighbor, were in his house, which was raised
from the ground, removed some ten feet, turned
partly round, and crushed 10 atoms. The tables,
chairs, and all the furniture broken in pieces,
and the bedding and clothing of the laundry scat
tered one knows whittier. IL was shocking to
see the family gathered together in the morning,
trying TO find garment tc wear, and gather up the
fragments Of their broken furniture. We made
search in vain for the records Of the town, and the
family library. A hymn book and a work on
architecture all We could find. The house
built Of strong heavy timber, oak and ash. Across
the street was another framed house-John Brain
srd's-which was removed twenty feet from its
foundation, crushed and side OF Il left, the rest
Of II scattered at n distance Of twelve to fifteen
rods. Heavy white oak posts, beams, stills and
sleepers were found broken or thrust into the
ground apparently with the force Of cannon balls
Upon another street the houses Of Munroe Hatch
George Fuman, and William A. Heath, and four
others, were unroofed and otherwise badly damaged
am happy to be able TO say that no lives were
loot, and no person seriously injured.-Fon du Lac
(jIrS.) Journal yuU 8.
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80. or:s:ss:. Bss:s Q ssss: Door sss. .si ~
J; i:y ~
di.as, Mt n johnson; Frank Haioz.y n. Tisen Pom.
sR JSFssn S:sn; H: sss m.dsss
sI s sGrsis the Fl q:
idenbers Mr. Martin; Count Romano Mr.. Pope Tyrtiilo
Mr.. Jordan Louise, Miss Herring
RURrON's THEATER. CHAMBERS sTREET-BOxEs
coma sTs Tea Circle and 80 cents Family Circle Or BE-
= sssis o'clock fsi,ss sssss. q M N:
Edwsrd Ardent, Mr. Lester Is Mrs. chlns,on
sasa ss ssnss IF s
Horace Ameliys sewood Mr. Lester sparrow Mr.
With e. koGcH
Joe Mr.. Johnston; Margery PartingtOn, Mrs. skerett
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr-goxEs,
- p cents p,s. cent?; orcasstr. Tickets W eent.
S SGEssn 1
I'm sss s:s 2;
1s s%y al Sayor SAT-
n ~ ay witt the B
lagban, Mr.. Collins; Mrs. Bloomley, Miss Crocfer
MECHANICS HALL NO. 472 BROADWAY, ARsvl
Il. sS i dna1 TIC
S0TRrsns an s9sn. and versatile S s
ch
asnes with
ssG DUs Gpsn a. Gsp.ss sn a. eight
next for the of Ladies and Juveniles
mencing at 3 o'clock, p. N.
EELLows MINsTRELs. AT FELLOws' MUSICAL
Hall No. "a Brosdway, between Howard and Crane
original and we'll known Fellows Minstres comprising
efficient and versatile of talented and experienced
performers under the direction Of B. Fellows whose
esrs this city for the last yea. have been received wtt
the the elite fashion of this
tropols Their consist of Buresque Italian Opers
ecenes Witty Sayings Solos, Ducts Chorusses Dancing
Day afternoons grand concert for the
ladies and families, commencing at O'clock p N. AdmS
sion. Is cens Doors at o'clock to commence ~ g.
- of passing pleasant evening. is TO visit the Chimes
Rooms $3.50 Broadway where can witness beautiful
exhibition partake OF excellent ice and listen Il
good music, all of which be enjoyed for % cents
CT. CHARLES THEATRE, NEW 0RLEANS.-MR
- Sol smith, of the firm of Ludlow Smith, will be IL
New York about the 18th inst, remain but
week and be consulted business connected with tn
ensuing in New Orleans Letters to be addressed
NJ W CORBYN, dramatic agent, No. " Mercer street
New York.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
ID Chestnut streets, Phladelphis.-P T. Barnum. Propre
tor; H. Sanford ManagerTwo performances daily after
and evening Admission Is cents; children half price,
Monday evening the entertainments with the
amusing comedy Of Paul Pry Miss Alexns Fisher Harry
stock company. During the week, the Lady Of Lyons,
Speed the Plough" All that Glitters not God and
the Nautical drama of Ny Poll and Ny Partner joe be-
sides pleasing rees both afternoon and evening The col
lection crowded the saloons
prise half dozen original collections including the ia
by Peae These all worthy of visit ana
together with the performance in the Lecture ROOM
for the low price Of Is cents.
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southern part d Brooklyn 10 destined TO bs it West
Fad But the landlords practice the sxacting system
which is % prevalent in New York they win lose more
than they win gain by It. In the neighborhood referred
and at Hamilton avenue ferry there Is Ash market at
which the choicest Of the fnny tribe be procured
fresh from their natural element and alive and kicking
The only drawback 70 living In this part Of Brooklyn is
that the ferryboats do not the Hamilton ferry
after eleven O'Clock at night We have no doubt the
later. i
FEMALE Observation-Disclosures OF TRusrEEs-
The sixth annual meeting held at this institution
monday night The reports read highly satisac-
This Is the first year they have made dividend the
plus having until been devoted the accumulation
Of property until that in their possession amounts to
S5S096 &c. and mortgages thereon do not exceed 400
tbey are therefore on hrm basis Twenty pupils
educated free The balance Of the receipts and expend
The following trustees were appoin.ed A b Bays j.
NJ. Vancott, A. A. Low, p c. Cornell and A. W. Benson
resolution adopted that 81 600 should be reserved
annually for payment Of the funded debt, out Of the
net earnings, and to distribute the balance among the
stockholders.
STEAM IN ATLANTIC STREET PROHIBITED - After much
discussion and having had conflicting legal opinions
TO their power the Common Council, Monday night,
resolved to prohibit the Of locomotive engines
by the Long Island Railroad Company within the city
INQuEsr-Justce Wright, on Tuesday, held an inquest
on the body Of a which had drifted on shore,
near Fort Hamilton. 1t was clothed in white figured
calico gown two unbeached cotton pettcoats one black
bombazine quilted do The dress appeared like that of
German woman and the person like that of between
twenty-five or thirty Of brown hair about five
recently drowned. The deceased was in all probability
unfortunate homeless creature from the fact of
night cap and small comb being found upon her. Yer
dict that she by her death from unknown
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MARRIAGE.
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE RRMBpY

MANY AND MANY WIFE ENDURES YEARS OF
NA bodily suffering and Of mental anguish, prosrae IN
helpless differing her life, that her husband, and
Ardng the future welfare Of children arisnG IRON
which, have spared the suffering abe anguish
to the wife, and to the husband
having their origin In the mind being weighed
down and harrassed in consequence Of The sickness 81 he
companion Of his bosom.
How important that the canses should be known 10
wife, every husband that the dreadful and narrowing
the health and happiness Of both be
avoided Life Is too short and health precious TO admit
portion Of the be spent without the full enjoy
ment Of the other. The timely possession Of little work
entitled follows has been the Of saving the health
and the life Of Thousands as over
TW0HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold since the first edition was Issued
The author has been induced advertise by the urEeat
pressing Of those who been indebted
publication all they hold dear THAT all have
portunity Of obtaining and who have favored him wtth
Thousands Of letters OF eneomium some Of which Are an
nexed 10 the advertisement
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
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SHIPPING.

DACKETS FOR HAvRE.-sECoND LINE-THR FOL
Il lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th, and New
York IN the lst Of each month
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RR0ADwAYTHEArRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. soLB LES
- s.:; 2 H. S...,ss Ia.as.r-Desrs open = sar.si.
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C ca = n Ssss.;y Ersss C.Ils AH::o
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mo. Nj. whiting Rosetta, Mr.. KNIGHT
NIBLos GARDEN.-sUnMxR sEAsoN.-MANAGER..
NJ Jsss . % ssa: 81
vel; a H.hSs srs dsy
:as. 4 i: sss.i f:aiiy ::
F. Vi. nss ss Blot sss s .aS
Ar: e
dsnsE GABRIEL Rsvei julius Lovsnsii Mons. collest.
RReUGHANs LYcEUN. BROADWAY. NKAR BRoOMK
c,as Ss: s.d r.ssss = ssa'
ssn Il ss ris x.
the R2sso&aPrsadsns s.n.ssa ssu B. PSiliips
Dsrv.e Mr. Lynne Edward, Mr. Jordan PrsillipSs~
Mrs. s.a
dsrlse Miss Kate Horn Grace Leader. Miss Julia Gould
RARNUMs AMERICAN nUsEgx.-P. T. BARNUn:
ss1 Hos
SSfisS'eTFHE s1Isosb
IN ri
Bssp asyeoSr' Mr. Be.my To conclude with BOOTS AZ
Parry Admission 70 the snr. ASssum and peri.
Psrquet shilling extra.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE..Gko-
= LEA, Sole Proprietor -Admission-Sea1 In fnyaso
Boxes cents Stage Seats cents Boxes 70 cents
quet 2 ntElegant saloon performances every Afssr
and Evening" Entertainments commence IN the aser-
clock and in the evening at O'CLOCK Ine en-
varied and select and such - can re
other of in New York. consisting OF
LEAFS Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering afseen
performers being the largest and at the same time the
talented band in the United States troupe OF Model AT
lists who are selected fer their beauty and sa & h
pictures ancient and modern times company Of ArAD
Girls who through variety feats OF strength and
tery Madame Rosaline, the only Female Jugeier m ne
world Of Male and Female Artists, who will gvo
an exhibition Of Marble Satusry unequaed in the world,
together with variety OF interesting ever
afternoon evening vor particulars bills OF esci
day.
0NHE ROTATION OF THE EARTH MADE VISIBLE
This beautiful experiment be seen daily trcn ~ 70
at Chinese Rooms $50 Broadway 1t exciting much
curiosity among mechanics and men Of science, and VIII
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u ELIEr IN TEN NTNUTEs-CURE IN FEW DAFT
~ injured by the great foreign remedy Dr. Lococks Pui
monte Waters for the cure colds coughs asthma bronc
It's pulmonary consumption and all affections OF the
and lungs Manufactured by n. Taylor, Rochester NJ r
the only true and genuine proprietor and manufacturer On
e atnent otAmerica BY assignment Of right
johnson G. " Cliokener Co. 81 Barclay street. are khs
general agents for New YORK. snd vicinity Sold sse By
Dor.
GE0O REwARD.-ygrFRIEs ANTrDoTR, A sPa
pCOO eihc mixture for the ofprivste dsorders "a
makes speedy without the least restrictions OF det
drink, exposure or change in application 10 business me
proprietor challenges single which the Nurture viii
not cure under the forfeiture 81 eve hundred dollars Its
put mp in bcttlee with full directions Al One bot.ls
lasts week-msny cured In two days For sale by q
II. HING, ly2 Broadway. and l0e Bayard street Ny.W
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MEDICAL,

T.
EoRREST GROVE HYDRoPATHIC INSTITUTE,
Schooley's Mountain, june II. ls5l-Wiam j. Taylor
H. d. William Moon, NJ. D.. Physicians. The above insti-
tuition will be ready Cor the reception OF invads the early
part OF July.
CT. yINCENTS HOSPITAL, UNDER THE CHARGE
~ Of the Sisters Of Charity Thirteenth street. between
Third Fourth for about one
hundred patients Patients desiring be accommodated
with well tated private apartments For further par
0culars, apply at the Institute
VXTArTs' NERVOUS ANTIDOTE-THIS WON DERFUb
discovery of condensing electricity taken in qaan-
system. Nothing positive. Let predeterminAtion
testing has proved IN
disease debility and consumption l02 Nassau street.
VI Chambers street. Chatham where all classes OF
rational and scientific principles ana
according the OF the
DR.. FRED. DENICKE, formerly Of Hanover, attending
physician.
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INfoRA
IN strangers and the public generally that he still con-
the most approved European methods
all diseases of diseases OF the SKA I'M
iured them selves by habit Of youth, also
apply, with a certainty q Treatment oy letter, IN
English, French or German. y DE- LANEn, ~ d.,
FL LspenArd street, near Broadway.
NEW MEDICAL BOOB a COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work nature Treatment nf delicate diseAses
and all the kindred affect ns-usrAt ~ great nam
Der Of beautifully colored plates large life BY Homer
Bostwick d. lecturer Surgery and diseases Of hc
above named nature 1t large quartooO pages seesnG
edition. price So Extract from the Boston Medical Ane
Rsord Actions works the family Of disease,
anything of the kind pubhshed in
this country. Author Of The Family Physician; pries
rabe effects &c. sixth edition, fourteen plates prtoo
ST. For sale At the publishers, sTRINGER TOWNSEND
% Broadway and by the author, 504 Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

CURED WITHOUT CONGRATULATIONS
~ fevers, rbeumatism. sst rheum. liver complaint eos
teness female weakness and rreguarty swelngs ulcers
erysipes BARRIERS itch eruptons Affections m,
secret diseases Of every Kind certain cure aranteed o
no charge. Apply at f57 East Broadway.
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THE MARRIED WoMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL CoMPANIGN
BY DIR. A. M. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR or nIsEAsEs or WonKN.

BY DIR. A. M MAURICEAU,
rRorrsson OF DISEASES or wosKr.
This MoRk IS f fNTfNbGD S i f'f Sk rHk
important secrets which should be known them par
Here iemale-,he wife, tho moshcr.hc sshsr
budding into womanhood the in the decline yeArs.
cover causes symptoms and the most eeost remedies
and most certain mode Of cure in every complaint which
The relations contained pages hare proved biess
author (which he permitted by the writer's ablishI
sIcKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Extract ofa LetierJrom Gentleman IN Dayton, q.
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diseases in few hours, BY vegetable appliestos.
without pain. In debility brought by babiSS
and constitutional affections, he combines medicines viJ
the local remedy and show any there are
who cannot be cured without it he cases dsv
years duration from the other physicians In all he susrAs
ties permanent cure. He has structures daily he oures
without osuse which others caused by their er
ling the former disease enough. His diploma Win
squ, ~ Yen cured me in one dsy-D. N. Corbyn. ons
local application cured few hours
tor tried long timeC. Derond. maid over $500 In Ave
years be cured Of weakness from sesbuse
ht Jet you cured by local and general treatment
short time-Jss Evans. You cured Of the worst Of
syphtc ulcers on my body and face in short time after
had been under three physicians for besides
every qusck medicine could hear ofWm Ferguson Perth
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CRANKLIN MUSEUM, I7s cHATHAM sQUARE.--GEo.

TIME ROTATION OF THE EARTH MADE VISIBLE
This beautiful experiment may be seen daily trcn ~ 70
Chinese Rooms. $50 Broadway. 1t exciting much
curiosity mechanics and Of science and VIII
amply repay investigation.
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EoRREST GROVE HYDRoPATHIC INSTITUTE,
Schooeys Noun tain, June IL, l5lWilliam Taylor,
d. William Moon, NJ d. Physicians. The above insti-
will be ready FOR the reception Of nvads the early
ma TT
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L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
ststes Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, d. LINES, com
mander will esye for Hayre, touching At Southampton, 70
land the mails and passengers saturday, June 18th,
y o'clock from pier No. North River Price Of passage
flO All letters must through the Post Once. An
experienced Surgeon attached 10 the ship For freight
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They are all New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles Of pas
and commanded BY men ofexperence in the trade
The 500 without wines liquors. Goods
the subscribers will be forwarded any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD L. UlNCkEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.