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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

,;stske in the interpretation, the depart
sUppos,s u,hly sha obtain the decision OF the le-
pental ssssernbiy In case Of supposed violation,
gissn .scmnlain aganst the government before the
hieh court OF Si;a,,a' or eac, commune tba,
~ consider Themselves damaged 10 tner ilsaIS
pay oIscyees of departments, may. after conform
BY inc , snneal 70 the government and to the
legislative ass'"''
conn 1snsrtment must have and manage at lie tst
bes.ond ary depsrtmen tai school, IN the language
one - sbslI be determined on oy the department.
,ch for the development OF nationality IN the
law shall fix the minimum of instruction in
lne..hools: and the respective functlonaries OF
~ sssn.ytments shall BE- respoLslo!e 20 the o5era-
,nsu, ior this minimum. a. -, o;.;- =. fa..
ns ssme rights reserved TO them for ths fO'ma-
W. ~ similar schools. and Tor the hoey OF e4cn'
w w" IS IS Mas been said for the communes.
Us, cords the legislative power Of the safe
~ LEGISLATURE is composed, as IN ths Uatted
En-. ~ America Of the assembly Of the reorcsen-
s.,,rss Of the people and the senate
~ former elected BY universal sufraga In elcc-
,o,sI circles the senators TO the number OF two for
each department.. o.-., ..s...x..u... oe ~
,nn,y and the public fanctionaries Of its appoint
snt are not eligible either as representatives, or
ssrstors unless they resign their functions aud
.~ery representative or senator accepting an Office
IMPOSED by that step alone 10 give IN MS resigna-
ron as member OF the legislative asse nDy. The
Goyernment may, nevertheless, send It's members
~ its functionaries TO the assembly 70 give explana
,,ops or make commentators. 1t is obliged TO do
- II the assembly desiresit.
Representatives. and senators may be removed by
ihsr tlectors. The law defines the mode OF pro-
s,sdipg for such revocations.
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The MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION. S. B.

Jones, of Tippah County, has politely furnished US
with a table, sho wing the politics, nativity sccupa-
ton, &c, Of the Convention which has Just sd-
jOurned. There were "A Union Wings. 81 Union
Democrats, l State Rights Wing, Ii State Rights
Democrats, State Rights man, and OF no party
whatever. A large number of the delegates are
natives of Tennessee, not one OF whom was state
Rights man Most of the State Rights delegates
are natives Of South Carolina. All the professions
clerical. legal, medical, agricultural and mechan-
ica-weTe Represented. In the column of " Reig-
ious Preference, notice that one delegate wrote
rim self down Freethinker.r which is the same
a. n he had written himself down an ass" Ano-
Their deegate-a state Rights man-we are In
TONED, wrote himself down a Heathen," but, on
second thoughts, concluded no. TO make such
beast OF himself memphis Eagle.
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to meet the Which incurred
fsnms ,supPT Of waieT FOR the c,fy.
THIS subject IS at present engrOssing sgood share
Of the attention Of citizens and from the interest
taken in regard to II it IS probable that our City viii
at some day not far distant be supplied with an
abundance OF wster-so necessary to the safety Of
property and the health and cleanliness OF the In
hsbitaItS.
During the pas. week several members Of the
Board OF Aldermen with the Mayor took Jaun. 10
place called " Rum Point" In Queens County,
about - miles distant from the City to examine the
poncs and streams in that locality and Judge of the
pracilca5iiy of cOnducng water thence for the use
Of the City From their observations they are salts
fed that vater. pure and fresh can be obtained and
brought hence III quantities sufficient TO meet all de-
mands for a number OF years to come, and are pre-
pared to recommend the adoption Of the report Of the
engineers who have made the necessary surveys and
are conhden, that water can be procured from these
sources.
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pls 1ISuEp-vsnsyeke-s HlHii.si9Sa ~, , q :, :
Ill Beaver Y slIsy Columbia Co, Pa; Nsw1so, Ne
vaso Co Mica Wilson, MsEfOa Co, oh.o. rsax va
p1arbNI Amelia Co Va. CoOpss,s GAP. RGrLeTt9'6
20 sc: Jackson HUI. Davidson Co. n 9. Co9tef
-, P'slen Co n c. Galntlck, New Hanover 60 .
\ . FI-frsv Rutherford Co. n c, Jacssoa Creek
Eslseld Dsilic $ Haeees PosE.' e[,ssi'ax ".
- &: CsyerdeTs Creek, LumPSin Co. Ga va
y-,rt Doll Co ca CARLYLE. PlcAens c. Ala te-ei
Tslsdesa CO. Aa Sedgsyiie PsHo "a 81 v. .1
80 TEES. Crstrovre Medina Co, Texas Ne Ier 81
~. SAITH Co Texas; Turkey Creek, Hon. % , te..'
.1s6 Springs Anderson Co. Texas kaeo L'e :, -. r.
NswTs CHANGED -Hsbbityllls, Ailessaf 20 :. -
20 Y-name chan So 20 . Gsiihr ~,
s,us Newh1ry Co JAMS fAA'S7''
Rndeef
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PASSENGER Sailed

N ussrssip Erysre Csy for Hsrsas saf Nss- oylesss
-G MssfsA and lady. G.. y. Msa.oc snd LADY. Miss
May A jerks Lewis shicosta'ns. Chandler, N De-
vas, ~ u barow, y Wade y &c Wolfe snfl sdy, u
Dc Wolfe sho lady child sai servant A Kins. Harry
Walker. Antonio NAnacsye Mrs Gssi~in, Ar
Ansns SId two sdie- George Klr,s q w.serkeii
and lady Mss Westerned. y Yous.ss Nfssaueiet Cos
Reibaud and three others. T Pue p c rh.messa and
freui, SIarwood Ten Brook and ffierl Nj Me So ana
adv infants and servant Mr. HaIalrsOa J RarnSiis
PoulaIscr lose Vidal. guel S.is. Casper Ara Via,
L Ftdv Miss Pane Milsy G. srnsn, Geo Am
strons MIR EVEN and sdy Nrs Brsuan ana sister Adsps
Ortalnae Mr. kernockan Frsnci, wilson. Shepard,
I Brorne y Henry RscAmsn. Adam HsPpgf hr Dttaea.
two Mrs Scuil AMI Mrs. see. OtFldrjss. kleg 0d
bert T. Depestre. J. FoNe. ID. ID Role. ms ~.
" Lawrence X Marks. {. Thompson. Bafeur Busch
nagel, Capt rstnL and lady, Mary Even. Smoa Eses.
A. rangs, Brown. W. Downs J B,as.
Julia Scoisld. J. Smith, Miss Toasllo, Vaa
BsSpawitz. Nado, A. Boota. Rgbsu Coene
E6r CAasrrs -Sonor +. A. Hartado serysnt aud oAll
NJ Fl;zgerac. " Fitzgerald, &. Betty. Perry. D. h
Huh Mrs VI e. Kent, d. T. Wheeler. " p, Attire.
Williams A Riley.s Cohen e. Crowley, A. l.. Cav " w.
BrAinald. c HOushtsing ". DsForsst ID. Bunch. W
Cark s stles s kuih ercrd. @ I. Miller A l. stlss.
]. Pearl. ii. A Pearl, Chesey, Gordon, Rsst A.
Gordon. a. Bedford l. Roundey, l. Mere, q. Wnksr.
KOno. A, Eyans. VIM Ryan. W knnyos ID u Cooley.
W He'm 7. Hill, c. Hiienser. T.. RuristeT, W Msss.
J Mcmahon and lady Miss Mcmahon, Jn0. Hi<siAs.
Faulkner, NJ Roberts. l.. W. Morns O. II. Beach. WIN.
ssaoh, A Van Siaye,en; Mrs. Wooster. X steele.
Mrs. MARY Hooper, NJ. Csshmsa. j Rodgers u. SlerU.
J. Stebblns,W Robinson. n NJ. CLARK. Sttaton. j. l..
Parsley, W. p Stanton. W. Robinson. ID, Ballard.
! II Smith. X. NJ flske, stepaensoa Sspaesson.
X. Clark W Davis. J. westwcod. Thompson, q TINS.
s Seaman. p. Heustsn. II. Squire. ID. Hathaway.
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eIterprisne propnetors this able paier have eeced
a commodious and magnificent structure for poou'
cation ard printing Office In point OF style, durs'
bi,ny and convenience, this buIdIng-s wood cut OF
which wehave equal to any thing in tss coun-
Try. We believe IL is the only one built expressly
ard entirely for such purpose. and when its great
cost IS considered, ~e think it affords abundant er-
dtnce Of the success of the enterprise, success
which IS richly merlted
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The SUBJECT OF SUPPLYING brooklyn
WITH WATER AT meeting Of the Cohncn Co'in
ell MONDAY evening. Alderman Marvin offered 'ne
following resolution which was referred 10 'he Ia"
Committee and Counsellor Of the Board
eso!red That the City Clerk be dTeciea - publish t
- hi the Cooperation ana Sr2se papers Of
,bs ,eu ~ TIN Common C0rIcl u HaAe
a. m, stature Al easIius session i'r 70
,,~ i.su IL, tie .urp1ss Of asvrii0s iAe acc 'sas
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DEArH rRoM ExposnRr ANn NsaLEcr.-


The Coroner Friday held inquest upon two mia
ins) that had been born Sunday and died on Fnday
house IN Henry St, Hamilton The mother II
Tie wife Of dTunke vagabond named English. who
DAYS convicted Of maltreatng her and sent 10
thu PeIitepfary He had totally neglected provide for
ms family and the Coroner esCetaned that for the past
thee or four months the poor woman had lived IN dark
under the stars with nothing but the bare boards
on her condition becoming known to the authorities she
was immediately conveyed to the IHouse. The YER
dict f the Jury that the children died from exposure
10 cold and starvation.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
WASHINGTON.
oh, Washington Republic on Kossuths Castle
Garden Speech.

WAsniNcToN, Tuesday, Dec. Q, 1851.
The Rpublie this morning reviews Kossuth's
Speech, and while it reverences his deep-souled
n,triotisIn, warns him that the course indicated
in his address, is calculated to damp the ardor
of his best friends, and can hardly fail to add to
his calamites. by increasing his dlsappointments,
and that he must expect nothing like active par
ticipsGon in European struggles by Young
America.
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MASSACHUSETTS,
uuici,ai Election i'm Massachusetts.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 1871
Hon Caleb Gushing, Opp was chosen Mayor
Of Newbuypor, yesterday. Hon Richard
rockingham, (Opp) Mayor of Charlestown
and Samuel Walker, (Whig,) Mayor of Roxbury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

Il The L. 5. Nail steamship Marion,
Capt Berry, from Charleston in s. hours, arrived
Yesterday morning. bringing 81 passengers and $4,000
d specie. We are indebted to the Clerk, Nh T. C.
Mshcr and our friends of the courier, Mercury, Nsws
and STANDARD, for late papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

Il The L. S. Mail steamship Alabama,
ant Ludlow. from Savannah, IN so hours, arrived
YESTERDAY morning. We are indebted to Mr.. Camp
bell Purser, for papers
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers Arrived

J., ,tssu,hi2 Merlsa, from CAeres,os-' Ali'y !,
I'd is5y. Caps ResEOas Lane 5o1n lsngsnr,e. =
r7 ri hid b Packard, H. bsksr.y; n,i.s ~
~ A. 1sse p Lsman and lady Sr' KsrsA-'t IN Inc
sieeraee Sor1..aI-Siss Curtis,
-. psrrr.oa !, austin All LADY. u n haa''"'i .''
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snd child. H. Lathrep. M rasns., T ~ s~~s.ey Ia
Morse sA.~. ~ L,@~r: n Il. e.sss. ksv
JOAN Wheeler. X Hutchinson. G. W seward 10 II Car
way. Capt J r. R0omaa-is N the steersse
IN paokefship $. George. iron Larerpoos-A A. scstt
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Paolic. 10
u tee is hereby gwen that petition IA SEVER n
bLYECEERsT. fIom CsrniEs e -, are requested
r.nfus Interested hasfg cbsci.sEs H. ertent II sts
f.tt ~ IA consai Cier AZ thn olsr Dec 9is,a
cen tsr o. 1851 --Cro.sa Agvsd,5S' npIy Pr..ssesl
- tCfis NfSHN~
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0FFICE of RECEIVER of TAXES,

bro ssev City Hal-TAxEs for le5l-ia ar rays1,ss
-, aotfes h AZ an addition Of ONE PER CIT ~
- s5e % an Tsres remaining o<spaid on the 81
ozDFCEMBBR Mkt and TWO PER ckbT "1 'A' ="
SIENTH DAY Of DECEMBER p... IN. ,.,
TIE Receiver would urge upon the Tar re5s.. sas ~.
aree a making as early meats A. H,se,ris " So.
- ,oV,d and delay which must necessainJ f'h'"' Jo"
rgsyisu, 70 the yer eeaage beng added ANYWAY t..
Ia. "a III November occurring OF 81 81
e srlg notified tAanSATU kDAf ,tns zss
III tie last DAY on which Tsses vii be rse@iveS VIA
at the addition Of one per ceht 49, a q.
= ~ Rsrkable money only received -.
,,s.,T,tt HAHvEY HAkT. ReCe.ger OF Tsh's
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ms. D,1v-Clfrry y det agt Jsisc fireli. q a.
A.. -, 81 ,~rsnt against tennis OF property near ,oI
-, II seventh AZ and Thirty sixth already referred
TO- the tel claiming night 80 hold uEasi 'As
tsu buildings on the property that deed should oe s!S
ham, he giving back mortgage but wnca ssies a.en 80
rnsrs Contends had been forfeited VsT1et ior pAln-
t cents which gives him the title aad aso eo'' o.
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VIRGINIA.
Election.

RICHMOND, Tuesday, Dec 9, 1851.
Berkeley County gives Johnson, Opp for Gov
emor go majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

= The Empire City sailed for Chagres
yesterday afternoon with 800 passengers.
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By Telegrnph.

NORFOLK Dec s--Tbe brig Albion, Cooper. 81 days
from Turks Island, bound to New York has pos N here
with dan ged sails nggns and spss The ship rurest
commenced repairing and the barb WEIGH has
uenced dischngpg The steamship Roanoke arrived froa
New York on Sunday evening
CHARLESTON. Dec. s--Arr. bark Cysae. hchmsad.
bound for New. Orleans leaky having been ashore -
Alace.
CID ship Terassus Boston; schr Col Sustsrs. Ysrk
Sid. = G. Hand, New York
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Post-Omco Operations

The Postmaster-G General has established
tie following new Post Offices for the week ending
NOV =. le5l
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by Telegraph.

NORFOLK Monday Dec S, 1851.
CoTroN has declined, sales being made at TIC.
White and Yellow CORN are in good demand at 81
and SEC Mixed is dull at jOc NAVAL STORES and
SLAVES are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10
ALABAMA.
Mayoralty OF Mobile.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Dec. 8, 1851.
Joseph seawel, State Rights, Opposition, has been
elected Mayor of Mobile.
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Iron our Correspondents |

NEWPORT, Dec Arr schrs Texas, Even. I'm. Trey .
ATLANTA Pratt Fall River for North Caro1aa Dec 9.
schs Mary Chase CONS ock. Eastport Tor New York
IL Chaudek LiBch Fall River for do. NournaAal. Ksa-
DALI RocAlafd for do Lucy Blake, Cables do for do
Phi M Carpenter PASSPORT fsr Alexandra; Hunter.
McCurdy do. fer Philadelphia
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
rhe Southerner at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday. Dec 9, 1851.
The steamship Southerner, from NewYork, ar
rived here this morning at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10
Cnrnr nr CoMnoN PLrAs-Before Judge

sorrs Srsce AIT yoaaJ J. Nes'crreF, Say
SUIT winch tsied before n reia ION 70 pTlans
rsss ley.d neon A. ihe CID ssabisane n Of Percy
Re- Scruce =, On an execution agslns; them Mr.. b
-.a-ss 10 have previously purchased the othce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

u The following is the Weekly Report
Of Deaths in the City of Brooklyn for the week end
Ing December 6. ISL
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Disasters, &c
Foreign Perts.

Brazilian BRIG SUrrELS Capt Silvia i56 days from So
Caihannes (Brazi bound 10 Curacoa, put into New Or
1 leans 30th u!t, IN distress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10
" WEEKLY Report OF DEATHS In tue
~" and County Of New.York, from the s9sh day OF
november, to the 9th day OF December 1851 Men,
q Women, 81 Boys, iS2: Guls, %. Total, S5i

IA SceT year, 81, Ito yeaFs sS to ;, a.,
" 10 20 IL - % 80 81 80 90 40. So 40 10 So as
% TO 70 ~ ~ 90 80 10. 80 te 90. unkaow a.
'A',s Of NstaSi,y-CnUcr states, 2ii Ireland Ea,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

OvR SrAGEs.-The fame of New Y ork
osnbus builders is well illustrated by the fact that fac
tory up town building snumbsr of splendid stages
run from Boston 60 village IN the vicinity They are
very splendid specimens Of the sort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

SUPERIOR CoURr-BefOre Judge OAK
v-per II Icnaer uoor. administrator Of Peter l. an
d,ryoo deceased zst Russc Z. Gioter-Ihe aston -
on note In favor OF deceased The defense that M
q being indebted deceased and others, applied 20 me
1 Court az the OF the Bankrupt act for dscharse
nd that an agreement made BY him with deceased
hat The latter would withdraw opposition 70 his ds
clsrgs Nj G after receiving ms certificate, would rese"
fs Obligation and Dir c. did giving notes ~ years
F which the note IN suit - renewal and that the snd
sreeu,nt ~ thdraw opPosi. and receive renewal
a. a. equivalent was against the ststute snt vnd Inc
Yfsr,audpe e the eject no. he ng satisfactorily SHOWN
a ysIdlc- Was gwen for plaintiff $50 beng amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CoNvIcT. Jill
Ger Hervey, OF the Third Ward, on Monday arrested
a man named VIM. Francis, charged with being an
escaped convict from Harrisburg Pa. He was com
United to prison preparatory TO being sent back.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

u Coroner Geer has resigned, on &C
coun, Of continued i'll health Rumor says that Re-
Corder Talmadse will be appointed to fill the va
Csue
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The Ocean Steamers.
,t,, a. srx.xKRs yol THE MONTE or DEcExfEH


60, az pfTTSBy RCi--s 10 IN lee- ~
~ ut s.,iSS IRON Liverpool for New ora N"' =
S,Slsd froIn Liverpool for Boston, NOV ~
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MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION OF Property. -
Officer Sharpe, of the Fourteenth Ward, on Monday
arrested an individual named John A. King, charged
with maliciously breaking about $50 worth OF marble
slabs at the establishment Of Messrs Fisher Bird.
He was taken before Justice Timpson and held for
examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

SUPREME CoURT-Generdl Term.-Ad-
nisSionS 10 :Ae Bar.--The following gentle mea.
fer examination, were declared duly admitted to
practice in the various Courts OF the state, VIZ Ben
Y. Abbott, Robert d Benedict. Henry Brace, Geo
H. Cook, Churchili j. Cambreling, Baldwin DIX,
Frsrcis Ferris VIM Forrest, Theodore S FONDA, Ma o.
son { Giidlay John L. Haaes Robert Johnston, waller
r McDouald Alfred McntTe. Augustus Prentice, JOAN
j Skidmore, John Pyue, Daniel H. Nhit0e'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

SIXTH DISTRICT CoURr.--Betore Judge
wlhs-Peter Hogan against TIE Nee fors ana f1r'ev
RG rood COMPANY TO recover S33 the value OF ac2N
owned hv MI X Il VAS stated that the coz was on thc
Railroad track at One Hundred and Fifteenth 81 about y
o'clock Al night September last when me ~ town
came IN collision with her, and she run over an SIZED
A nonsuii MAS moved foo the ground-lsi, tha' the
plaintiff recover because every man 4 Douhd 20 Aep
s csftle within his own INC sure and II e permits them
20 run and they sultan NY Tie deis AZ
uotliable "a because ncsgences sAewn % 'e jar OF
,Janf IN uexmtng the COW to be al large and wander
about the highway without any person N charge OF DC
and that where any nes.ene appears on me par o. ne
plaintiff be cannot recover me jGSce sfahe 'Ne ''s
suit and dismissed tie compliant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

SupERoIR Couar-Before Judge Sand
fotd-Ccsar jameson and rue agt Wiihsn RRggoA and
Action Tor Islander between cooIed persons alre adJ
no, married anethst ] las vie in Philadelphia. II
shown his formcr WIFE ;here, had OBTAINED divorce aga
LIN. Verde; flr plaintiffs, cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

and months old, Of Mrs Powell residing at No. ~
Stanton Sunday evening fell fro the window sill,
where had been placed by its mother to the floor dis
only feet and fractured It's skull death
in the oil a few minutes Aid Franklin noti-
fed ~ hold an inquest on the body.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-30
MEDICINES, &C.
DR.. MORSE'S
InVigO ating Cordial,

DOR Genital Debility. Impotency, Incontinence, or
Il Nocturnal Emissions, Loss of Muscular Energy,
Physical Lass'ude General Prostitution, &c or any of
the consequences fyoGIhul ndiscreton, indulgence
Of the passions in ripper years. That this medicine will
the above complaints, and relieve the mental and
bodily ncapacty of the unfortunate sufferer have
proof positive, the following testimony of the many
received, viii show:
DR.. Woodward, of the Massachusetts Insane Hosp.
tall writes of one of his patients being cured by using
this Cordial thus"lt gives pleasure inform you
that one OF my patients while in Boston, procu ed
OF your Cordial. He tells me that he had not a single
emission after he commenced taking it, while before he
had two or three week. When he applied TO me y
says Dr. W., Il thought hardly possible for him
oregain his whole strength prescribed the usual
medicine used in those in the Hospital but they
had no effect In the meantime, he purchased Of
your cordial which has effected a cure l am satisfied
no other medicine would. | shall ever commend it,
whenever an opportunity occurs.n
Prepared by NJ MORSE, NJ d. Important advice,
with particular directions for accompany each
bottle, which will be forwarded the writer's address.
n. b. Preparations Of Sarsaparla, &C, have no ef
iect IN these Neither the contained
III wonderful little books this subject of any use
Only Agents-M. b. GREEN, No. PIG Main street,
and JAMES GtEEN, No III Main street, Worcester.
aug25-eod3m
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Medicine and Surgery,
FOUND At LAST!
Jillson's COMPOUND Vegetable Syrun.

FOR PURIFYING HE BLOOD
I MPURITY of the Blood is doubtless the cause of
most diseases. This Syrup is designed restore it
TO healthy condition. II has been of great benefit in
those cases where fair trial has been given it, as
merous testimonials will show 1t presented to the
public as cure for Nervousness. General Debility,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints Colds, Coughs Con.
snmptve Diseases and it eradcaes all kinds ofhumors
such as Scrolula, Salt Rheum, Pimples on the face
Ulcers Botches, Biles, Ring Worm letter Erysip.
elias or 81. Anthony's Fire. 1t is also complete rem
edy for all diseases arising from njudicous use of
mercury, and completely reHOUateS the system.
No person who values health after becoming acquan-
ted with its virtues, will remain long wi bout it, Pre-
pared only by c. JlLLSUN, Woonsocket r. l.
u For sale in Worcester by Spur d Sibley No
lao Vain street, Draper Clark, Nos lO3 les and lO7
Front street. Taft d Harrington, and by. Agents
throughout the New England States. ny6-dly