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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-17
INDIAN GOODS.

Grey and white list and scar
let strouding
Scarlet and white blankets
Taffata ribbon and worsted
binding
Scalping and catouch knife
Pts OILS, revolvcrs and Bowie
knives
California and Buena vista
knives
Pocket and Congress knives
Powder TASKS & gun worms
Cod lines, sturgeon and gill
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ESTATE SALE.

nN the 9Th dIy of December next, will be
~ offered ut pnblic out-cry. ut the resi-
dence of Stephen D. Miller, late of Chester
field District, (dec'd.,) all the personal prop
of horses and mules, 50 or 60 head of cattle,
about rs head of hogs, = set,s Blacksmith
tools, about 100 bushels Of Corn, Fodder,
about 75 bales of cotton. Hou sehold and
kitchen furnaturc, and other articles too te-
dious to merton. The sale to continue
from day to day, until all is sold. Terms
made known on the day of sale. ....
Also, all the lands belonging to the estate
rented on the day after the sale. -
MATILDA MILLER, Adm'x.
JOHN L. ROBERTSON, Admir-.
Nov. II, 1852. .......... ...-
Printers fee SS. ..... 4l-3t.
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l. And And MILLS,
FOR s ALE.


rs. In Eouity
Elizabeth S~ ct c%i!p AL wild Lancaster District
FINDER the decree of the Court Of Equi
- ty in the above case, | will sell at
the Court House in Lancaster, on the first
Monday, the 9th Dec. 1852 the following
tracts of land belonging 10 the Estate of An
drew r. Culp, decd viz
=. One tract containing ninety and half, a
crcs, situate in Lancaster District, on Meal
pins Creek and Sugar Creek, bounded by
the lands of VIM. Semblcr, Mrs. Culp and
others Upon this tract is situated n valua-
bic Merchant mill, in excellent repair, with
never failing supply of water.
Also, one other tract containing 90 acres,
bounded by pine Creek, lands of
NJ. A. Culp, estate of John Mills and others.
Also, one other tract containing I6l acres,
bounded by lands of VIM. Culp, estate Dan
icl Mills, Jas. Ptttcrsen and others.
The above lands are located near the
Charlotte and Columbia Railroad, almost, if
not within hearing Of the " whistle" of the
cars.
TERMS "A credit of /, 9 and wears
with interest from day of sale, except as
much cash as will pay costs,) purchaser Civ
ing bond and two good suretics.
JAMES Ii. WITHERSrOUN,
Com'r. Eq. l.. d.
Lancaster c. H., S. c. Oct. 90, 1852.
Printers Fee 50. 81 It
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ANOTHER scIENrIrIc woNDER.

Imporfani toD Dysr ltics.--Dr. J. s. Hougi,-
tons Pepsin, The True Digestive Fluid, or
: Gastric juice, prepared from Rennet or the
Fourth Stoanrh Of the Ok, after directions
of Baron Liebcg, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. lioughton, NJ. D., Phila-
dclphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
Tor Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own Method, by N: lures own
Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets.
con'rining Scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by Agents gratis. See notice
among The medical advertisements. Il
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ESTATE SALE-LAND &C.

N pursuance Of the will of Sooman Mack:
l. ey decd, and by order of the Ordinary
will be sold on the 18th day Of December
1852, at the late residence of said decd, one
tract of land, containing two hundred acres
more or less, whercon the deceased resided
bounded by lands Of Ms. Stewart, VIM,
Bailey and s. l.. Patterson, also, 3 head OF
Horses, a good many cattle and Hogs, house
hold and kitchen furnature, about 300 bush
els of corn, 5000 fodder and other articles.
TERMS For the Land credit of and
years, for the personal estate credit of IL
months, purchaser giving Eotc and two good
suretics, with interest from day of sale.
ADNER B. MACKEY,
Qualified Err.
November 8, 1852.
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A G. A r d.

NJ ESSRS. G. F. KENNEDY, of Ches.
WI ter, and JAMES NJ. HURST, FORM
erly one of the propretors of the Planters
Hotel, Charleston, have leased the Ame-
rican Hotel, KING-sTREET, and would
respectfully solicit from their friends and
the travelling public portion of their pa
ronage. I'VE pledge ourselves that the
guests Of the Hotel will receive accommc-
dation unsurpassed by any in the city.
KENNEDY g. HURST.
Charleston, May 10. Gm l5
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his panta-
Il tion on Hanging Rock Creek. The
tract contains S42 acres, 900 ofwhich is in
cultivation. One half Of that is fresh and
fine Cotton Land. There are on the prem
iscs n sett of excellent Grist mills, which arc
in good repair, good dwelling house, gin
house and screw, and all necessary out bull
dings For further particulars apply to The
subscriber, Hanging Rock, Lancaster Dis
trict.
Also, another tract adjoining belonging
TO Mr.. B. ID. Johnson. The tract contains
600 acres, the two tracts jointly would make
good settlement.
J.B. MOBIY,
Oct. 6, 1852. 36-if.
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Concord mail

DUE THURSDAY, AT q r. ".
DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 9 A. N.
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Chesterfield. G. II. Mail.

Chesterfield. c. II. Mail.
. DUE SATURDAY, AT l0A. NJ.
DEPARTS THURSDAY, AT 4 A. NJ.
All letters must be deposited by o'clk
L. NJ, to ensure their departure by next
mail. ...
All transient newspapers sent are re-
qulred to be pre- paid, otherwise they are
not mailed.
All persons who receive newspapers
and other periodicals, will observe that the
law requires the postage to be paid quar-
terly IN adrance.
7. II. MAGILL. Pm.
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Telegraphic Communication between
America and Europe.

JoHN HUNTER, Agent in England ofthe
New York Associated Press, respectfully
begs to announce to the mercantile and
business community, that TELEGRApmc
DISPATCHES, to and from any part of
Great Britain, or the Continent Of Europe,
will be- punctually forwarded, if contided
to his care.
Dispatches should be forwarded in -
vclope, unsealed, and addressed "Ieiegra-
phic." ... ....
Agents.
In LIvERPooL-J. Hunter, 2 Paradise.
street.
In HALIFAx-R. Nugent, Editor Of the
Sun.
In BosroS--W. G. Blanchard, office
of the Mail.
In New York-D. ". Crag, Office of
the Associated Press, 3 lIanover-strcct, up
stars.
In PnILADELPmIA-W. w. Fulton.
Ledger Bu bling.
In BALTIMoRE-C. c.. Fulton. Sun
Builiing.
'CnAalEsrox, s. c.,
AuousrA, n. Carroll, Courier
SAVANNAH, kc., Office, Charleston,
sc.
In New ORLEANs-E Fuller, Merchants
Exchange. "a.
In LoUIsvILLE-J. w. Clarke, Courier
Office.
In ,rNcISSArr-R. Smith, Merchants
Exchange.
II
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sttae of South Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRICT

II f ~r~~%' 1870 - ASkS AD1o ktk v ~
10y james II. Wiiherspoon, Esquire, Or
~ dinary for ssid District. Whereas,
WIN. J. Clawson, Esq, applied to me for
letters OF Administration, on all and singu-
lar, The goods and ehattols, Rights aud Cred
its OF Pleasant 8. Drewaa, lite Of the Dis.
irist aforesaid, deceased. being his estate un-
administered. ',.s ,e,,s',e.s,.ss,.s...s-.
Thesc are therefore, u cite and admonish
all and singular. the kindred and creditors Of
the sid deceased, 10 be and nppear before
mo Mt oar next Ordin4ry' Court for the : IA
District, 70 bc holden az Lancaster Cauyt
Hosse, on the 6ih of December next, to
show cause, u any, why thp said administra-
tlon should not b. granted. -.
Given under my n nd aud se1i. this 18th
~ Idly OF Noveuib,r IN the re,r. of
l. 3. our Lord one thausand eight hns-
49, 1dred shd INV ,wa. and IN tbs 77th
year ef AEsesicsn 5ndshendsnee. 4
JAMES H. wfTHERsFooN (
Oh. d. =
.sI--at Psiussr. Fee. %, - :
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Charlotte Mail

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
At 8 o'clock, p. N.
DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY
At7 O'Clock, 4. M.
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TTyUELE1N-E:0t:sS:::
Mail Arrangements.
Cam den Mail

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
It 8 o'clock, p. M.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, & SATURDAY,
At Z o'clock, Il. NJ.
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Assortment OF. Harness.

Gentlemen from distance wishing TO
purchase vehicles Of any description, need
have no fears about finding something here
to please them, not only in appearance, but
in quality and price, for we will not be ex-
celled nor undersoid by any establishment
in the State, all orders promptly and fifth
fully filled, Carriages and Harness warran-
ted. Establishment near TO the Kings
Mountain II. r. Depot.
b. T. WHEELER.
iork,il!c, S. c., Oct. 6, 1852.
36 tf
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TIL e DEW DROP:

CADETS OF TEMPERANCE, a
Published Scmi-monthly at iIadssboro' n. C.
BY FRANC. NJ. PAUL, G. W.P.
Is offered to the patronage of the Temper
anrc public.
TERMS: For single copies SO cts; copies
IS; Is copies Sc; 90 copies SO. RS-The
money must accompany all orders. Per-
sons sending clubs of nine, fifteen or TWEEN.
ty will receive one copy gratis. 90
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Chestervillc mail:
DUE WEDNESDAY, AT 5 p. NJ.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT IL A. II.
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MfSe irtrtNkAHS,
SIIERIFFrS SALES,
Louisa A. NJ. Erwin, widow I
applicant

Louisa A. NJ. Erwin, widow
applicant
VIM Erwin, ct al defend'ts
Pf >irtue Of mn order in the above cas.
- from James II. Withe,spoon, Ordinary
for Lancaster District will sell before the
Court-house door, iu Lancaster. ON the LIST
Monday in December next within the legal
hours of sale,26 acres Of Land, more or less
adjoining lands of Lewis Cauthen. Andrew
Mackey, estate w J Connors and others.
as real estate OF DR.. r. w. Erwin. decd, on n
credit "f one year, with interest from day of
sale, except rs much cash aswill pay cost,
the purchaser TO give bond with good securi-
ty, and mortgage of the premises if deem
ed necessary, to the Ordinary for the pur-
chase money.
JAMES ADAMS, SID
Nov3, 1852. Pr. fee 1915 80 St
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Old SAM and his BELLS

Arrired last night. irah those articles
promised IN our last
Consisting ofO Mar,la old Rye and Rcctiied
WhiSkcy cask Otard Dupuy g. Co.'S cclc-
Chest Choice lIyson Tea and Il fine as
sortmcnt of No. CIG YRS, consisting of
the following brands La Felaniropa,
Washingtons. S n Mateo, and Cub, Skies
Chcroo;s. The express wagon will arrive
the last Of this week again, with Moltsses,
Sugar, Buckwlic:.t Flour, Hams, Java Coffee
and. lots of other goodies. Come and buy,
for we want money bad. Also,l bb!. No. !
Linsced Oil, at 3 per gallon.
HiSSELTINE g. HAGINS.
Nov. 10, 1852. 4O-3t
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saH- The friends Of. WnLrAM RosIssoS
announce him as a candidate for the Office Of
Clerk Of the. Court At the next election.
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WinsbOrO' mail.
DUE SATURDAY, AT 9 p. 81.
DpPARTs THURSDAY, AT 4 T.. n.
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eH- X. G. BILLINGS is announced as
q candidate for the Office Of Clerk of the
Court at the next election, by
MANY FRIENDS & SUPPORTERS.
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A WORD TO THE WISE
Is Sufficient.

\ Lii those indebted to the subscriber
"A know he hiss not been pressing in his
demands for payment for the last twelve
months, and for the want Of collections has
been put to great trou bic and inconvenience.
The times now are such rs to excuse him
for urging his claims upon those indebted
for payment.
The subscriber would also take this
method Of rendering to the community his
heartfelt gratitude and most sincere thanks,
for the very liberal patronage he has ever re
"eivcd at their hands, and would most re-
spcctiully solicit Il continuance of their fa-
vors, and us an inducrmcnt to do so, would
s1y to his friends, customers, the whole
world and the rest Of mankind" that he is
now opening the most
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CARRIAGES.

TNIIE subscriber has and will keep con.
Il s,antly on hand, a fine and lange assort-
ment Of Carriages, consisting Of every yarie-
to of the most Fashionable styles of Rock
four, FIVE and six seated Also
one and two horse huggies, double aud sin
gle seated, with and Withont tops. Also,
an extensive
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SPECIAL NOTICES

fB- The friends Of J. A. STEWMAN
announce him rs Candidate for the Office
Of Clerk Of the sCourt, at the ensuing Elec-
ton.
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AN EQUITY-Lancastcr Distric
James M. Ingram, Exccutor) .
Rev. Elias l.. Fraser Petition
VS.. :,
Francis p. Boulwarc, W ''''
and Mary E., his wife, slaves.
ct. al.

1t appearing to my satisfaction that Fran
els p. Bonlware and Mary f., his wife, de-
PENDANTS in above petition, reside without
the limits of this State. 1t is ordered on
motion of CASTOR, solicitor for petitioners,
that said defendants, Francis p Boulware
and Mary T.. his wife, do answer, plead or
dcmur to the petition in above case on or be-
fore the 18th day of November, 1852
otherwise an order pro confesso will be or
dercd against them.
JAS. Ii. WITIIERSPOON,
Com. Eq'y Ian. Dist.
Commissioners offSe'
August IA, 1852. 9aug l8. 3m.
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MAXINE Affairs.

REIic or The PAsT--The aged and venerable bark
Maria Of nis port which has been for time under
going repairs hauled up the Fairhayen railway
Wednesday This vessel has rssched the age which is
appointed unto man-threescore years aud ten-ani
was We believe built at Kingston in this State For the
in the sperm whale fishery having been owned by Sam1
Rodmap Es1 OF this city, and berg in possession
of the Reumsn family 1t Is undoubtedly that tho
Maria either second vessel that dis
the American flag in the British channel Notw hstaad
ing her great age thought that by the exercise of
little fbc may safely arrive at her hundredth year
Her model very singular and different from that of any
vessel at the present time.-New Bedford Standard
LAuHcHss-At Rockland, 14th inst, by Mr.. Horace
Merriam superior freghting ship of 900 TONS called the
Paragon built Of best white oak timber and Of the best
materials and workmsn hip to be owned partly in Rock
land and partly in New York and Philadelphia aud be
commended by Capt Samuel Duncan, Of Rockland.
bark Of 3zS TONS intended for whaer to be called
the Sea Shell will be launched at Warren r. l. on the
25th inst. She ia owned by Mr.. II. b. johnson and
VIM Martin
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Military parades.

Office yesterday, their return from target practice
They numbered about sixty muske.s, and made fine
appearance
The Guardian Guards Captain George c. Brown, also
passed. They numbered about eighty muskets. They
contended for twelve valuable prizes which duly
awarded to the successful shots The above mpauy
Is attached to Engine Company No 20 They were 40
conpanied by Adkins celebrated band
Cumberland Guards proceeded to the country for tar
get practice yeterdsy attended by Sheltons American
brass band. We number Of valuable prizes which
were TO be commended for
The Nassau Guards This spirited company intend to
give their annual bali at Tammapy Hall, in January
From the preparations making, it promises to be
very fine affair. Sheltons band is already engaged for
the occasion.
The Ogden Guards Captain Tice, fifty muskets. This
company turned out armed with breas the muskets
having been forwarded by express. For sharp ehooing
the ta get be compared with any other this
season
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Personal Intelligence


The Hon John Bell of Tennessee, arrived at Chatoo-
gave, Georgia, on the 18th instant his way to Nov
Orleans His journey IN that direction Is said to be on
account OF continued ill-health
Arrivals at the the HorardJ. A. Floyd Baltimore H.
A. Williams, Syracuse; w. Patner Canada; o. GafTney,
Rochester; Capt A. Day, Philadelphia. DR. O. White
g IS Nevada: Hon Q. Fisher. Lowell; II. Hill Proyi-
deDce; J. j. Gliespy, Trey and 40 others
Arrivals ut the Metropolitan Hotel w w. Corcoran,
Washington; Z. G. H. Smith, Cin Ohio; Hon. X. Is.
Marsh Virginia; W. T. Walters, Baltimore; Alexander
Nesbt, Philadelphia; Peckrell, Georgetown; Samuel
G. Ttipp Providence; W. T. Brownell Boston;C Confn
Maine j. Il Jones Syracuse; Hon, J. w. Robertson Ca
DR. Vaudeville Thum Kentucky; Il f. Sanborn
Lowell: Lewis Williams, Ohio d. A Woodbury. hlichi
gan; 1t J. Q Walsh U s N; DR.. W. X. Freeman Cal ;
Hon J. Crawford glasgow A. Paul New Hampshi-e
r. j.. Fullerton YermoDt r. ]. Remington 0gdensburg
At the American.-B Pennock ra ; D. Fish. SYRIA
cuse; Il Whprle, Philadelphia d. G. Gilmore, do J. g.
Bates, Boston &. Elmon, Richmond; Major Howell
N. j H. b. Peck, N. Orleans
At the Astor-J. Psxon Philadelphia; j Leonard, do
NJ. Barnes. Springfield; w Ford California; Hon j. O.
uobson N r.; J. Chaw, Boston, D. u. Nudge do j.
Stetson Boston.
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Police InfsI.ircnCe.

Biting eff Ear On Monday night an alteration
took place between two men, named Francis Williams
and " lisn Smith al the Of Water and Oliver
streets which resulted in personal contest and in the
ssy Williams sezed his sgonist by left and
before leaving his grip bit of nearly the whole fit The
police called and officer Walsh Of the Fourth ward
took Williams into custody, and conveyed him to the
station houe and Smith was taken to his residence at
No. 70 Oliver street Yesterday morning the accused
was before Justice osborn who committed him
TO prison to nswer the charge OF manning
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The Brooklyn Sunday Liquor TraHic-Opin-
Ion Of Judge Stroag.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERN.
BEFORE INDIA Al roup


Miles lVotd against the City Of BROOKLYN and others
Justice Strong has delivered elaborate opinion upon
all the questions arising under the Sunday ordinance
The principal points he decides are1s That the CON-
mon Council has no authority TO arrest on Sunday I'd
That the proceedings are not criminal but civil and
prosecutions for violations of the ordinance 3D. That
the parties entitled to be tried by jury 4h That
licensed inn or tavern keepers have right to vend
Sundays to dodgers and travellers 9th lie has granted
Injunction against the city enforcing the ordinance
against licensed inn OF tavern keepers.
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LARGE LIQUOR SEIzURE.-On the Goth inst, nj
Bangor, Marshal Farnham, furnished with precept,
ytited the schooner Eclipse, from Boston, at
Kicker Jewetts wharf and took possession Of sixteen
barrels Of American liquors gin, and brandy, and
two quarter pipes Of excellent Peevosn brandy bearing
the custom house brand Of r. Webster Boston Some
the barrels directed the cards appended TO
town agents. Inc good hqnsr had smal labels rrsns
fcrt,n upon them The cheap liquor stored In the
watch. houfs, and the good in the Msrshas once,
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D~HtHst1yh NNNc OYJSOrVUnItys-DE- M
Edwards Dental Surgeon 1888 Broadway, will insert entire
sets Of the most beautiful and teeth ounted
fine gold plate FOR $50 entire upper SET DO dc $50
bic for one month emily from this 18th day Of November
1882 all work warranted Decayed teeth stopped with g,d
ladies and il New York and Vicinity now wearing
the Doctors teeth will be given reference to She abtS
Of She Undersigned
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GENERAL PIERCE NOT GOING SourH A letter
has been received from General franklin Pierce the
President elect relative to his visit TO Philadelphia In
which he states his intention to remain ct home until
alter the FIRST Of February The letter written to
the Democratic Committee Of Arrangements Of Phadsi-
pha, and Is a. follows -
CoScoRp, N. II Nov. IS, 1852
GESrLrMES-In reply 30 your kind letter OF the 10th
infant would state that do not expect to leave New
EDplsnd for tho South before the first Of February.
Accept my thanks, gentlemen and believe me, very
truly yours FRANK. PIERCE.
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INTERESTING FROM THE CArARrEs-Ceptain Treat, of
the bark Nancy Treat arrived yesterday in forty eight
days from the Canary Islands states that the dry
had been the experienced there injured
the crops to n great extent The drought witch had
been very great had made the water scarce which
s very severely felt by the inhabitsns.
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An UNKNOWN MAN KrLLED.-A man was found
dead upon the track Of the Boston aud Providence Rail-
road In the town Of Mansfield the Goth inst supposed
to have been killed by the express train On his right
am which cut off impressions with India Ink,
CT the following letters, in capitals, M s. 1871
which supposed to be the initials Of bis and the
wear Of his BIRTH He had wallet about him containing
ZONE seueny. cents in change, and bill OF goods,
headed Thomas Wilson to Tarri to the amount Of
sixty five dollars He had formerly lost joint from
the middle finger Of the right hand
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Doctor w, n, n. Luteuer. l,cul,.t .nd A.

rst so Prince sreet-Abundan most Glory evil
dence can be produced Of DR. utene that para
OF L profession 70 which he has directed his exclusive
priyatons testify to the smpe but ecacous manner
by which relief has been obtained Connng study 10
the nd ear year: experience and practice have
all hope have by bis treatment DR. Lutener
can be consulted above from o'clock every day AZ
so Prince street, within door of Broadway.
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Ing that the earth moved and in 1852 Watts 10 pro;
nouneed insane and dsrsgsrded for saying the brain the
source Of physical well power that exciting
tho brain to ply oal action by the phys
cal health n re established But DR. Watts like Galieo,
will live to his theory firmly established who
1t once arc at once convinced of the truth.
J. PYNE, No. 102 Nassau street,
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The DsgusrreOtyps OF Daniel Webster,
from which was engraved the portrait published GAL
lery Of lustrous Americans, may be at BRADYs
NonAl gallery 2p5 Broadway, Of Fulton street,
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Court CaIendar-rhis Dav,

surEEoR CouRT 1.-Two Branches Mos. 221 sos 2,
PAS l53 4pS SAL 479 1872 267 432 200 5S3 S53 5S $685.
ga 2ls $50 So2 455 402 $50 $780, $50 425 $685. 100,
534, 4S1 $40 1888 $50,
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Thousand flowers which is unequae for removing freck
les pimp,es botehes &c. which have remained the
since chdbocd aFo for cleaning the teeth nothing hae
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store, II Chambers street.
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