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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

Schr yulApp, Chaplin. Edestcs, NC, o days
Schr Flying Cloud, Watea, Nsvfoik. days.
Schr Columbia, shannon. Norfeek, Sdsyu.
Schr Grccan King Baltimore s. dAyS.
Schr Alexander n, Perry, WArchAn, 8 days
Schr Fashion, Kelly. Boston. 3dAys.
Schr A Parker Jr, Hall, Dennis, 7 dsyy.
Schr l. s Pond. Edwards, Portland. D dsys.
Schr Marie Deliver, Franklin. No. Ia days
Below,
Ship Meta (Brem DeHsrde from Bremen, with ndss and
passengers, TO Oelrichs Co.
Ship james Drskc 80 days from Cslcusts to spoord,
Tileston e. Co.
Bark Exact of Fairfield, from Charleston.
Brig Metamorss, from Trinidad.
We indebted to Capt q Thomas. Of the steam tug
Ajax. for reporting the following vessels
Ship Fox (pktl Ainsworth Ks days from Hsvre, to
Livingston The has been in with the ship Con-
stantne.
ship Hendrix Hudson tpkt), Warner from Londoa to-
Griswold
Ship Excelsior Croker from Liverpool to Thompson
Nepbews.
Ship Prentice of Beverly from -.
ship Cassiterides (Br) Lskey, 10 days from Canton
Brem bark Colormo. 10 days, from Newcastle, X.
Bark Rhodes MeNair, from Savannah, to IL M Demill.
Sailed,
Ship Gov Morton (new) Burgess, San Francisco.
Wind at sunrise SSW merdisn, do; sunset W. and light
with rain.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday March 4 by Rev Professor Van yranckcn
GAssEvooRT Van VRANcKEN to MARY c. BRrNcKERrfoFr
March 10 at Chester. n j., by Rev. L. l. Stoughtcn-
bugh, Mr. CHARLES H. GnDERsLiEvE of this city Miss
ConNELA H. daughter Of David Barnes Esq, of the for
mer place.
AT Brooklyn i. r. March H. by Rev f. A. Farley d.
D., j. AUGUSTUS SwfTzFR to MARY ELLEN WHrr.oRr
second daughter of the late John Whtmore, Esq.
In New Haven. March H. in the 1st NJ f. Church. by
Rev IL Bangs. Capt ii. DAVIS. of Southport, Conn, to
Mrs. JANE BAssrTT. Of New Haven. Conn.
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as-l7-ss - -ss|ssss -
SHIPPING.

LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ CompanE. Only ttrossh liac e. California sud
cor.-ENtrs.-The magnificent double engine steamship
ILLINOIS, Captain H. j. Hartstcine, L. y ~. being
rcFdy service viii leave this Chagrcs
day. April TO- o'clock T. NJ proceiy from the pcr At
foot Of Warren street North River with
,ompanies extra May steamer from Panama Fran
cisco The dations of the Illinois unsurpassed
ahd she wei known TO be the astst steamer the world
For freight passage, apply only ut tho Office of the Con-
panics, liz West street, corner a Warren street.
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Teleuraphlc Reports.

NEW ORLEANS March IL 1852.
Cotton sales to-day 5000 bales, at further decline Of
fully ,6c strict mddlng is quoted ut nc. 7sac.
Pork is scarce and has advanced rapidly 1000 barrels
sold to-day. at SIG SO a SIT.
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

- ~ l N~.N.s7
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICkETS.-FOR SALE,
~ one first cabin and in Vandcrbiits
for the nth Of March Inquire OF :. D. TODD CO.. No
u West street.
CALIFORNIA TICKET FOR SALEM THE STEAMER
~ nth OF March y the Empire ne first cabin ticket.
state both sides, steamer New Orleans
Sierra Nevada Apply at No. lSo Greenwich street. corner
Of Dey street.
CALIf0RNIA.-A THROUGH CABIN TICKET, FOR
- April - ~ the rraI line in Of the best state
rooms in the ship for sale. Apply to T. JONI S d03 Broad
FTNHRoUGH TICKET 10 CALIEORSiA, PER STEAMER
Dt ins IN state room, both sides Apply at 81 Broad
street down stairs,
THRouCH PASS AGE TO csLJFoRNIA.--A STEER
ticket for the l7th March, by Sierra Ne
ysda and New Orleans, ier sale Apply at % South street.
up stafrF
DOR sALE-A THROUGH STLERACE TICKET PER
Empire City ac Per steamer Sierra Nevada. leave
on Eth march, Apply at loe Front street mp stairs.
CAUTION 70 CALIFORNIA PASsENGERs.-TUE
MISUNDERSTANDING that several persons in the city
pretending TO be agents Of independent from
mama TO san Francisco have been issuing tickets for the
stenm hin Ncw prleEn hereby eye notice that all ticket
issued for the New Orleans other than those issued US,
ARE irsudutn and yoie and viii ontitle the holder
pasta-e IL said steamer under any circumstance
}. HOWARD x son, ~ broadway
Agents for steamship New Orleans.
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TcleGrnphic Marine Reports.

=.
Arrived-Ships Suffolk NOrleans Muscogus do: barks
Kipcr, Palermo Fame Glasgow via st Thomas William,
Philadelphia Scott Dyer Matanzas; Zion Baltimore Ire
mont, Philadelphia.
Ceared-Bark Waltham Savannah; briggs Itaska, st Tho
Henry Mathews Indian Queen MOBILIZE Rebecca
Francis and Erie, Philadelphia schrs Fairfield. Norfolk
Charles Aistrum Cape IIaytien; Rio PHILADELPHIA
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MEDICAL.

CUR FEVER POSITIVELY CURED IN SIX HOURS
- Dr. Jenekes Peruvian Fever Drops the only re
ecsul eyery where L has been trsdnd, only shin
yer 9ut African searet yellow bilious, and indeed All
rs however desperate the type Sold hy pr BALLARD,
40 broadway. frice. 50 ccnts.
WHIT Dors II MEAN THAT THE INvALIps ARE
W making such great rush TO the office Of Dr. H. A.
STEWART, the Natural Doctor, ~ Broadway.
nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THE
last twenty years enjoyed tho most extensive practice
cs aggravated cases Of tis disease and mild
a rove IN two days Dr. Cooper can The wS.ss
brought oh BY secret habit INDUCED in by young men.
Neancgs Of the limbs and small back confusion *
ta intellect and aversion 70 society II affords Dr. G. m
alter ulSs silently for ora long time restored ~
@ ''S:' nss M s'ss v .ss
,srss in Tie Now YORK Sunday Times Atlas ny
nR. COOPER, No. . ROOSEVELT STREET. NEAR
~ Chatham. and next door TO pr. Mnrphys drug store
nsy poeors sh in the treatment Of os,ss 70 10 M
nent. Zee. from ~ to -.
I'VE. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, coNTINUEsTo
Diseases Dr. W has devoted hirtyve years. to p rrs
thee O Who S have sSS Ss the sSs e
ders may rely on safe and speedy NBNo feo siii
- suited with the confidence on delicate disease
practice OF over twenty-five years cnstcs him cure Old
Observe 49, next doorto Or, Cocpcre N"''S''
EDICAL.-pR. JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET
4I wiz forfeit 5000 H falling 20 any Of disease ina
undertakes His practice Of twenty-five
present Office IN the treatment Of private diseases toec
Win hundreds 81 certificates Vf u sure gsrsnce ~
loing bonorably treated -
NO ZEE TILL CURED.--DE. CoRBTIT 10 MIAMI
IN street. may 10 consulted conhdcntieIly on an, tr..t
m,nt Of delicate Diseases Twcnt years
Ties lin TO male sccdy and permanent curcs and reecus
cases removed IN three days The victims Of
those suDc ring from early improper habits An nnv
certainty 81 having their ON rational Ard s
e"thc P,ptpics s'rcturs-Dr &. has discovered ne.v
method mhfn ne onn cure structure from ono /, two
Nniycrsiiy. 49, WV
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CALIF0RSIA.-A THROUGH CABIN TICKET, FOR
~ April - ~ the iral line, in Of the best state
rooms in the ship for sale Apply to ,. JONI s d03 Broad
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nR. COOPER, No. 2 ROOSEVELT STREET NEAr
~ Chatham. and next door TO Dr. Murphys drug store
may he consulted all diseases, from A. M To no i.
The skin In the treatment diseases is rrcci
ncnt. Zee. from 81 to So rAS''
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WHIT DOES IT MEAN THAT THE INvALIDs ARE
W making such great rush TO the office Of Dr. H. A.
SLlWART. The Natural Doctor, 81 Brondway.
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fTuRouGu TICKET 10 CALIEoRSIA. PER STEAMER
street. down stsirs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-18

U5-Some OF our kind friends in New
\ ork have fairly loaded us with pas
sage tickets and all the other necessary
tickets for as pleasant passage up
Salt River as the peculiar circumstances
OF the case will permit. We have u
ticket by the "Swiii & Superior Steam
er Disunion," providing comfortable
Cabin passage, ScoTT free. Then we
have ii ticket by the Rail Road which
entities us to a seat in The first-class
"'Or.c Train, which will hastily leave
the Soup House at the Site for Il Militia.
ry Hospital touching at the Post Office,
Mint. Navy Yard &C." And another
Rail Ticket by the locomotive Austrian
Despo, !" 'to prevent accidents, on
this line, the Fire will be placed in the
rear" Then We have an Omnibus
Ticket to take US 10 the steamer and a
ticket Tor Soup" as the steamer passes
the "Ste of the Military Hospital" As
the weather will probably be rough and
the navigation dangerous. owing to the
immense crowds of locolocos who are
coming down, IN a state Of starvation,
we shall take the regular Air Line
route.
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ACERTAIN CURE FOR SUMNER

CERTAIN CURE FOR SUMNER
COMPLAINTS.
DIGELOW'S ALTERATIVE.-A GER
ID TAIN CURE FOR DYSENTERY, Dl.
ARRHOEA, CHOLERA MORDUS, and all
Summer complaints.
Price, 80 cents.
GEORGE w. Bl.EECKER, Proprietor.
New lorr.
This may certify, that have tested the virtue
and efficacy oi "Bigc;ow's Alternative" aud find
it to be- u safe and .iiicacious remedy for th".e
vcr, painful aud often fatal diseases which at diff
fcrent periods affect both old and young, viz /:
D,sentcry Cholera Morbns, Sc. believing i,
to bc "a valuable medicine in the above cases
che, riully recommend it Ia those who may have
the misfortune to be afflicted with Dysenu ~ and
the like, and having given II a fair trial in my
own practice, which served admirably the pu,p
for which il given, feel no hcsirancy in Civ.
ing il m, s,net,on safe and valuable mcdiclnc
l.. u. WRIGHT, NJ. %.
81 McDougall street.
have used "Bigelow's Alternative" in my fam
ily aud have never found il to tail, when ali other
remedies administered by, and under direction OF
Ph, sicians have proved Intellectual. thnk it a
perfect corrective for Dysen,cric and all bowel
comp lans.
New York, March %, 1852. Al Wall street.
We can add our testimony To that Of others Of
its great efficacy in our own care, when prostra-
ted to AN alarming degree by Bowel disease. il
was the only medicine that gave relief and one
now always kept in the family.
Editor Of n. Y. Baptist Register.
X. X. HAZARD & CO.,
Apotbecatie, Hall, Sole Agents for Newport.
jy3 BIN
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Wi!b)r's Com ,~ul Of
PURnCOD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

A CURE FOR Co>sUMPIioN, toUCHs, ,COLtss
ASTHMA, A,BRuNCHITIs. tNtKAL bfGIL-
Try ASH ALI sekofULors ltUaoks.
V'iiE proprietor has sucee,ed (from ,lirertious
L of Prucs" r stone. III combining the Oil nd
Lime 81 perfectly HAT skr sistr ri III. OIL whhh
H. n,uscous, W Irrsors 2rHeraiy, IL rninSly
overcome, aud it can ~. k&en p, phe no.i deli
cate females WITH pea,ae. Amsas rfguds tho
benefit of tn article over the char OIL the fol-
lowing case, by PsoirssW Stnnr, IL suihci-at 10
convince ,ls nr~r scspt'csl. The young lady
was ~ years ot age.
''iirr discdsc WAS one of unmixed phthsis,
which had been expectcd To- terminate in the
course ola few months fatally. "h- upper parr
ofboth her hmss was kfrd VITA mIri cit-. aud ia
some places were Sginn,ng To soir-n The cass
was evidenIk a bad ulm. Tb~ treatment If tod
Liver Oll Wa al first used, but with M marked
inprovcn, ut. Tig Phosphate IS iase was thew
administered with the bii, anil ,hr r~sNf, a, ,u
the ease of nr,ny Others, was .urn apparent. -
The patient was r,pi,.l, grtipg ~-Il."
This preparation does h't lIkr the Cod Eiv~e
Oil brcoine iancid whirh make, II vcr, d"sira-
bic fr Persons urAvcIIniy .s il Keeps irrsh tor
long llnr
I}e 4ure and get the yrn'rine, Nsnufa c"'r"d only
bv ALEX'k B. " iLBOk, Ihc,Nlsi, I56 & urt
Street, boston.
X. Il HAZARD s co., Agents nr Ne~vors
aud vicinity. Jel4
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THE DAILY NEWS AND HERALD
OF TIE TIMES PRINTING



No. 1877 Thames Street.
This Office being furnished 18th all the desii
able modern improved
FAST PRESSES,
adapted to every description Of w.rk, from the
,nammoth ID,t,r down to the senicei E,s,iing Card
together with an ample supply Of welI-choscu
varieties OF handsoIn. PLAIN and fancy
JOB Ti PIE.
The proprietors believe that their facilities for
executing every Gcsc' iItion of
PRINTING
are such ~ to enable them 10 answer all orders
to the entire satisfaction of those VITO may ia
vor them with their patronage.
The proprletors are prepared To e'stuts
promptly, and at az
Low PRICES
as can he offered any where,
Min moth and Medium Posters,
Shop Bills, Programmes,
Catalogues,
Bill Heads, Blanks,
Books aud Pamphlets.
Busiuess and Visiting Cards.
Tickets ard Checks, PLAIN and Fancy I.abes,
in black, blue red lax, or Bronze of every
shade, oA white or fancy col.red pers.
0J- Always on hand, a good stock of plain
pearl surface aud enanellcd, white and colorrd,
CARDS, adapted to every description Of work
IN packs and in boards to be ctn to order
SY.
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From N Y. Morning Star)

TRULY ALARMING The City Inspector 3
weekly returns exhibit fearful array of deaths
by diseases Of the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can more be in healthy
state en- the stomach is disordered, than a
watch can keep true time when its handspring is
injured. And how readily and painlessly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can be regulated and restored to their full vigor
The alternative and cordial properties Of HUTCH-
INGs' VEGETABLE DYsPLPsIA BIrTERs will
accomplish this object with recision and GER
tainty that justify us in pronouncing il infilbe.
The accordant testimony OF all who have been
wise enough To give III trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof of its efficacy does not res,
upon the statement of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofremark-
able cures, and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can be
had Of the agents. free.
Price so cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, Ny.
yune1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-18
DEY STREET HOUSE
NOS. 81 x So DEy STREET,
NEN AnRk


Mr.. A. MERRITT, formerly proprietor Of the
Commercial Coffee House, having associated with
him in business, Mr.. Wa. NJ. LANGLEY, for
merly Of Boston, and they having leased the above
named house, under the firm of MERRITT x
LANGLEY, take pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public general, that their House
is now opened for the reception OF guests. The
House being entirely new, and having over one
hundred and fifty Sleeping Apartments. we'll VEN
Hated and well misunderstanding Croton Water,
in very room.
Also large and commodious DisIsG SALooN
under the enthe supervision Of Mr.. Merritt, who
ha. long aud successfully catered for the public
where all the substantials and delicacies of the
season, and the best the market affords, will be
served up at all hours Of the day, in st, unsur
passed.
Also, connected with this establishment ~ a
large and splendid BAR, where all the choicest
brands Of Wines, Ale and Cigars, will lie kept
constantly on hand.
This house being convenient TO the principal
Railroad Depots, anl Steamboat Landings, and
m the center Of the business pat of the city,
makes il one ofihe most desirable Houses foi Mcr
chants and others visiting this City to make it
their Home.
ANDREW MERRITT, lp.:.
WILLIAM NJ. LANGLEY,
jy ID 6no d&w
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FRESH GROCERIES &c.


JUST received at % Broad St, by CORNELL
y & DENNIS,
Extra fine Oolong Tea,
English Breakfast do
Extra fine Young Tyson do.
Hyson do.
Crush'd Sugar, Powdered Sugar,
Granulatcd do, Refined A, Is, x &, do.
Havana Brown do,
Premium Flour, Extra Flour,
Common do, Iiccker's in bags, do,
Rice, Cheese, Cincinnati Hams,
Dried Beef, LarL, Sperm Candles,
Pearl Candies, Lard Oil, Whale Oil,
Extra No. I. Soap, Excelsior Soap.
CASTLE do. Tobacco,
Maccaboy Snuff, Scotch snuff,
Dairy Salt, Saleratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar, Indigo, Pearl Starch,
N. o. MUlasses, Havana Mo,asses,
Wrapping Paper, Is Y R,isins,
Secdless Rasins, Currants, Citron,
Java Coffee, Maracaibo Coffee,
St. Domingo do, Parchcd do.
Ground do, Nutmcgs, Cloves,
Pure ground Spices, Pepper,
Mustard, Pickles, Capers, Catsups,
Preserved Ginger, Extract Lemon,
Extract Vanilla, Z" Peach,
Rose Water, Yeast Powder,
Rock Candy, Tapioca,
Maccaron, Vermcelli,
Pearl Barley, Sage, Ground Rice,
Hominy, Arrow Root, lsinglass,
Essence Coffee, Corn Starch,
Chocolate, Bakers Cocoa, Farina,
Crockery, Wooden ware, Dollar Clocks, &c
with great variety OF other goods, to enumerate
which would fill Newspaper; at wholesale and
Retail. at the lowest prices. j'2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on Monday,
w Nov. 22d, at l0o'clock, A. NJ. onthe prem-
i.es, (f fair. if not the next fair day ai!er,) agree
ably to decree Of the Hon. Court Of Probate oi
the town of Portsmouth.
All the right, title and interest which BENJA-
MIN BROWN, late Of Portsmouth, deed, had
at the time Of his death, IN and to the following
described premises with the buildings thereon
standing, or so much thereof as will he sufficient
to raise the sum of five hundred seyenfy-two dol
lars and eighty eight cents with incd ntal cxpen-
ces, situated in Portsmouth.
FIRST lot with dwelling house and lot OF about
one and a halfacres with an orchard in full beaI =
ing, bounded North aud East on the heirs Of " N.
Bateman, South on heirs Of Isaac Chase, and
West and on a lane and Samuel Slocum.
The other lot containing about six acres and
bounded North, East and West on the heirs Of
Wm. Bateman, and South ON the heirs Of Isaac
Chace.
Conditions AT the Gale.
JOHN MANCHESTER, Administrator.
Portsmouth, Nov. 9, 1852 pd
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Dir0,

In this town, suddenly, on the 9Th, william
Mirsh, native g, Boston, nged 1S.
Boston papers please copy.
IL this town, W-dneSls, morning, Mrs. Su-
san, wife Of the late John Springer, IN the 7i,h
year Oi her age.
Al the Hospital in Havana, 2sth ult., William
A., adopted sou Of Mr. Charles Howard, OF New
port, in the 2ls, year oi he age.
inIi,ellingham. 2ith ult., Watcy Paine, wid.
ow sf the late Dana Paiut, ~ the slS year Of
her age.
A, the A., lum, on tho 18Th, Thomas Fielding
aged ~; he was n native ~ Manchester, Eng
land.
In Niddletown, la inst Char,c. Henry. son
Of Mr. Ben,is Barker, sgrd III years.
IT, this town. 10Th, Dr Oliver &. Iwnsr,
aged 3s years.
Funeral from his late resi,hnee in Bridge
street, at 2 O'Clock, this afternoon, which
relatives and friends src invited TO s,tesd sahou,
further notice,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-18
GLORIOUS NEWS Z!
TIE MOST IMPORT MT DISCOVERY
yer MADE!


For Carpenters, Brush Maker, Book Binders,
Cabinet Makers, liou.rk, epcrs. Druggist, &c.
This b ing Patent Ghm, ~ II Liquid si'.r, al
Ways read, for ne ftqnres no fire; ~ is free
from sin'll, and win keep liquid in a1y climate !;
i, also act. as Cement lor " ood, stonr, China f,
Glass, Iron, Marble, Papr, ~ any .ul,stanc. ; as
y paste or gun il stanl. uh qualird; lis reput,-
ton, wherever it has been Introduced, is Of the
fr.t order, As u saving To Mechanics is obsrrv So
able at frat sight. We offer liberal inducements
to Hardware ncn, Statoners, Druggists. &C., and
guarantee it to cost less, by 20 per cent, than
mon ordinary Glue. We are making arrange
ments for this Fall Trade. and country merchants
will do we'll To attend to this Immediately. We
are establishing Sole Agents in all popuous towns
throughout the United States. Sold in Bottles Of
three sizes, aud also by the ';allon. Small sam
Piles sent any part of the Uniled States carriage
free.
Also, the British Furniture Polish, in bottles
fthree SEES. Country Merchads, alen to the
above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS & co.
4CEDAR-sr. NEAR Pearl, NEW YORK.
II 3m
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~@5. 5.z.,s 1.I:,,1: DESTINY
ThNIxiT iT IufttJltr eA,cgMtAI
ia dE&SfSsasu SET ON papre.
W1A-zR
DESTINY. A..
CAREFULLY CALt IIATED
ANB SET On PAIFR


ARRIVAL uI IR {. " ROEAt NJ NV Yah.
The e, lrhrird Ir &. " R"lH'k. ii"m Sweed'i
P,orssur ~ Nsrt IugN, AsiIoiunA, Fh h'l.tA NJ q
Grunlanry. having juri uruvSd an hil 'cll lih
u her. hr has met with the met rNiIH'fdh Hiy ~
To- the last ur Ntats ii'fsiiw his siihHts ~
ih- oiiinu us ,l New iUfk. MD u, Nirni y. 4.
Ruink bri the seventh son 81 the ,rNeil son ~ d
having u,..i- AsifulosN his tltsiy, sIndl suc' h.
EARN age ni lii'.n ,rHs, eiJuN- rGNHliag'- d'tN'd
iIirN lll uid Il rtUn ihHt Hie It sstd Us
nonr ~ ttis ruuutTN 90 ~ b",fr al Il l's ;" gif
tel h Mature as having e. ltvniTd Ihutr llptd suis.
he I, PREPARED ~ ndalt ih' ~ - the lluwug us't,
aud the uuutdiair ,uistr.uRti'n a. the hil VII 4
'";t"s IIc can ne crf,frr Sth ~ his il.tr o. ll
Liter, ii PIE prid ad hr i prepared n nahf G,e "i
his power on any Of the iuiD@is tri les: EnsitAs
Of all dc.rripuoIs TRAVELLING ny hnf or sen court
ships, nINiCr- given iur their tncctssti4 Hc,' m sh
uieht speculitns "a stocks nctt hdIdTf ~ feni ~
tute the recovering 0i rgHcits ~ dispute tho puT
chasing of tickets and tht sHl,iy oi siIs ri sta
nlro bas had the honor ui ro6eNng ccrt Prr'" from
the Honorable &. Johu Ben.dultr form, Is Ehg uf
sweden, which II viii give Inn glr't Hsuir ~
ing to thrse who viii lavor lin with 'hh. He
also offers his service rtsPt cii hrGlh, vtilh ana
marriage love affairs JOURNEY lawsuits, dnrtlty In
business fraud, sickness and death. past, IrtE,It and
future events. aud all the concerns ol lie. and invites
all these who afflicted cofpoTiaily OF m,hhhy.-
Terms ndieh 80 Ceuts; gentlemen -. NhtIylii's
calculated aud read IN fun, u6,orLng Ia the rfat les
and masculine signs, ladies 81; gt dltmtn 80
Naiiyiiies ,a' uaicd according Ia Gee nancy, IL In
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AWAY WITH RAD RREADi

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LIVERY Cook and Housekeoper in creation
IL has experience ed the misery Of having their
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They would have continued to he annoyed for
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His written signature will be found upon each
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y22 NEWTON BROTHERS, Agents.