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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

BUrrER Is BosroY AND N YoRK.-Tn con-
sequence OF large orders from California, the
Wlce oil butter at Boston has advanced 8 to 10
cents per pound. One firm have orders for
iz2,oOO pounds. This most necessary article Of
1000 IS also most su5limely high in New York,
ana The Tribune Of the S,h says with little pros
p7ct Of going down. \ serious break irthe ca
nal at Albion, which has detained boats for a
whole week, has contributed 10 keep up, if not
actually enhance the price. But there certainly
must be butter enough in the country, within
easy reach Of the great lines Of railroad to sup
ply any probable demand both for consumption
and export News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

In lSlS there was established in Paris soci.
city called La Sccuriic Commercials which is
represented rs successful. 1t insurcs CONNER
cial debts, and Of course has ample means of
finding out the solvent men. In England sim.
liar institution has been formed Such Socie-
ty must be of great use, especially 10 Young MGR
chants, and may probably be initiated in New
York. There is also a society in London which
insurcs the rents Of houses, finding the tenants.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

call attention TO the advertisement of Dr.. b. II.
Washington, adding the remark that we have
been shown letters in which he is very highly
recommended, by the President and late Pro.
fessor of Languages of the Nashville Universe
~, both for his knowledge and qualifications as
teacher.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

Ma. EDiroR:-Ii Thomas Jackson, ID.
Garth and Thomas Brice will consent 10 run as
Councilmeu in the first ward, they win be sup
ported by MANY VOTERS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
l)ErRnI.

The houses of c. G.. Jackson. editor Of ,l,
Free Press, and ID. G. Holbrook. we're burnrd
this morning. JacLson's loss, > 900; insurance
81 600.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

u Silver coin is getting quite scarce
throughout the country. The creates, inconyc.
nience is felt for want of a sufficient supply in
tins city. Dimes ANA mali dimes areas scarce
as hens teeth, and no one in retail business
but experiences daily and hourly the want OF
small change. As high as five per cent has been
paid for limited amounts BY those who canno,
well do wjthou. it. In New York small silver
OF all kinds commands about II to 3 per cent
premium. Shopkeepcrs arc continually com
PEELED to purchase small coins TO make change
IN the ordinary run of their business. Three
cent pieces and gold dollars are esteemed nii-
Sance in this latitude. The former, ON account
OF their not suiting the value Of any article
bought or sold, and their miserably inSipid, cop-
poteh appearance. Ninc-tenlhs of the conm1I-
ntywould as leave handle so many pewter six.
Penccs The gold dollar is equally obectona.
Die from its size. y person ight have pocket
Iull, and then feel as if he had no money. They
are too small for general circulation. Business
me u dislike TO count money with a microscope.
hence we see so few in circulation. We want
more half dimes, dimes, quarters and half dollars.
81 good Old fashioned silver and they will hive
10 be coined 81, Louis News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

H5- Col. Stewart, President of the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Railroad, came across the coun-
try from St. Joseph, arriving last Tuesday,
He states that the Two surveying parties who
went out from St. Joseph, have by this time
reached Grand River; the one which went out
from this city was encamped near North River
Bridge, on this side, as he passed. Col. Stew.
art left yesterday, on his return home.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
BUsroN, Oct. Ia

ihere was snow storm this morning.
n letter from merchant in the SandwicbI,-
lands Soys there is more oil taken this season
than ever before
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
HANNIBAL JOURNAL. OCTOBER u, l852.

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wen 'ie procession reached Inc stand 'he
'''''''i'S was '".Ico % oroer' ana opened W
pray eL' NAeh Aif' = a''@s' Of Quincy arose al"
gave Inc D. Louis "e'eS"''o" " a'T.i~! welcome
TO inc '',y' III a Few appropriate remarks and
was feP''ei TO by Mt. Ii!son, IN behalf OF the
o. Lou.' Delegation, who expressed ms grateful
THANKS Tor '"eIr KIND reception lie SAID that
amer con'hg'"S 'hey uIu' from "9'a'e so infested
WIN locoi ocolsm' Ii animated and spirited them
10 OIt.''e LOT once pure wing air. lie Then
presented 10 The Scott Club Of Quincy, a banner,
"h'ch ne SAID was small, but small as 1t was,
large enough to be the winding sheet OF the
Dung U'aNt MI Douglas. a wreath was
presented TO Col. Gr!msley, Of -. Louis, 10y
MI Jonas; ami an Old veteran, delegate from
Scotland county No. was introduced TO the
audience. The It. Louis delegation then favor
Cd us with one OF their pithy, and cmPhalicaIly
sentimental songs, alter which tie Hon. O. II.
browning being called Tor, arose and said:
Gentlemen AMI rcllow-c!,izrns Iarisc TO adj
dress you, relying wholly on the glorious cause
in which am engaged, to sustain me. | can
congratulate you upon the glorious and incsnma-
bic heritage which has descended from orr faith
crs, the right Of universal suffrage. Yours is
tbs only land whore the lic.um of the ruler is
not law, but here, every man, high ami low,
wealthy and poor, educated and urcJucatcd, can
dcposie his vote in the ballot-J X in the election
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

z57 Forty wings were prepared to attend the
Mass Meeting at Quincy. They we're prevent
ed by the latenesS Of the hour at which the boat
arrived.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

STA; lyon viii please announce ny name as o
candidate for reelection to The Office Of CITY MAR
slHAL, at tbe ensuing City Election.
B. NJ. HAWKINS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

AZ great Improvement has been made in
the appearance Of our streets, by the destruction
OF the numerous posts set up along the sidewalks
supporting signs and awnings. Under the in
huence of the ordinance made for that purpose,
the porch in front Of the old Western Star no
tel descended from It's long maintained position
with crash 10 the ground One lucky posi-
alone firmly held its position. This was an iror
lamp supporter in front Of the Brady House
which, being iron could not be 'cut down. a.
directed in the ordinance. The street is now
encountered with building material; this one,
out Of the way, Main street will present nea
appearance.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Florida---Later

Twelve counties to hear from, which gave
go wing majority in 1913. CaLell, for Con
gress, runs % ahead of wing candidate for Gov
Crnor
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

~ We are anihorzedi TO announce L. L. HAWKINS
q. I csssidaie for CIRCUIT ATTORNEY = election in
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Hoos.-The price continues steadily at "a 80.

THE RAILRoAD.-It is expected that five
hundred laborers viii arrive here by the lst
prox., TO commence the grading of our Railroad
The surveying party have extended some dis
lance beyond Palmyra, and are pushing ahead
inely.-yAfessengeT
The above paragrap h, SO far as ii relates ia
the number Of laborers ami The lime of coin.
mencing, we presume is founded ON letter re-
ceiVed by Mr. Bailey from Mr. DulT, in mich
he stated his intention 10 be here by the Doth Of
this month and il is understood that he desires
10 begin the woSk Of construction as soon a,
practicable. Tie sooner il is begun the better.
as winter is tie best season for such opcr. lions.
and 1T is important they should advance as rap
IDLY as possible. The Stockholders will NEE,
at ST. Joseph on lie frat Monday in next month
Tor the phrprse 81 eeciing directors, after which
the road may be tocaled, and then there viii be
no further hindrauce 10 immediate progrrss /,
IS most probable that Mr. Dan has been ken,
constantly advised Of he state of Affairs, and !,
prepared to act accordingly
rs Mr.c. W. Brypn hiss jus, issued Stove
Circular and A'ln.nc, for 1882 coinprisior
altogether pamphlet Of forty pages Ills AM
evidence Of enterprise which will ensure him
success IN building pp am extensive business -
already large and rapidly increasing Those
who want altman. "a 10 take into The country. can
obtain them without money md without price.
BY calling at C. W. Byan's shop, on Main street
wo doors north Of The Brady house. And
pose who want pamphlets prGied can cab at
|askftgeal oGsp
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

Hoes AT PrTTsBUEGu-rhe Commercial
journal OF the 9iI inst, says the weeks sales
have only been limited; buyers and sellers are
part IA their views; we note The following as
The asking price, at which figures sales were
small 5000 a 45, The news from the wcsl
Is unIayoraJle for holders
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

Mrruonrsr CoNrrRrycr.-The Methodist
Missouri Conference, South, commenced its an
l ,,l session in this city On Wednesday last,
bishop Payne presiding, There is very zen
erSI attendance Of the Ministers of this Co9,er-
ence' -LSt. Joseph Adventure.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

y southern stakeholder offers TO cmancipate
MS slaves TO the number Of sixty or seventy. on
condition that the Massachusetts Colonization
Soe4eiy will furnish funds 10 transpOs, them TO
i LaoerI. These people Vonh be sold rnr $40.
oOO or 10000, AMI Constitute the bulk Of their
Inastrr possessions. Tie Society have pledged,
or OF IN the Treasury, IT, 209, and appeal 70 Inc
iii'nda OF Che colorod Dsp t5l 500 in addition
ior tac above abjuri
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
THOMAS JACKSON.
Religious Notice,

Rev Mr.. FINLEY will preach in the Sec
Ond Presbyterian Church next Sabbath.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

August q, 1852. HAnyEL JORDAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
HANNIBAL JOURNAL.

~. We are az b9I,zed 10 aHnoInte A { UiiF IS IS :
eaDJidaie Ior kARsHAL--lec,ion In Nos, MI er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
paintins, &r.


ZINC Warranted pure
The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No -
Deyst prepared " supply their Zinc Paints at the oL
lowing prices;
No. White, ground in oil, &c. per pound.
No. White, ground In oil 7c. per pound.
Brown and Black, ground in oil, SIC. per pound.
Dry White Of Zinc &c. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough test in Europe and the United btaee hss
been found ts beauty and protective qsaties long
or than any other paint For vhiteness and branoy
unrvaed free from ell poisonous properties 80 common
and dam In ether pigments will coverequa weight
nom ~ TO 100 per cent than lead and there
much cheaper the customer. As inside paint
will DOT yellow, when exposed TO the supherous
Eases of coal fires the foul air Of ships Their Mnts
Zinc rround in varnsb produces the porcelain finish. Their
BLOWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick, iron and other metallic surfaces are
for marine purposes having been found to resist the corod
ing action Of salt water destructive 10 other pain1 Deal
ers suppied on liberal terms by
MANNING SQUIER, Agents. No - Deyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
TROY and BOSTON RAILROAD

Il BONDS The undersigned offer ct private sale g
SECOND MORTGAGE CONVERT BILE BONDS Of the
TROY and BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY. The
amount Of this loan 10 $500 go Of which 1900 have been
disposed Of and the remainder viii be sold In amounts
suit purchasers.
The loan secured by the second mortgage has been made
for the pupoee OF completing the Troy and Boston Railroad
from Hoosci Falls 70 the State line at Pownal VT for
chans additional furniture for running the road and Tor
hqudatns the floating debt of the Company The Bonds
payable The LIST OF Apr 1854 at the Bank Of Com
morco New.York, and have interest coupons attached
payable at the place They convertible into stock
Of the company par for ten years from their date and are
secured by mortgage the its franchises and appur'
tepsDcss to John T. Wool Jonas G. Heartt OF Troy,
subject only 70 the previous mortgage OF S3OO,NO.
The capital stock Of the Troy and Boston Railroad Com
pany subscribed and paid in s tt2I sH So Amount sub
scrbed and paid in t6 595 90 Total tS 100 81 The
amount expended for construction and equipment up TO
August I, Isoz, Is s9l3, 40 81.
Troy TO the essterly line Of the STATE at fowna
IL wholly within the State OF YORK. and part OF ha
hne OF Railway extending from the City Of Boston 70 Troy
and the Enc Canal which 10 composed OF tho fltehour
tho veost Massschusetta the Troy Orcenheld, and
the Trey Boston RAilrosds
The troy and Boston Aarosd IL located through one OF
the productive farming Counties In the st.io and son
the banks Of broken At short DISTANCES by apds ana
wssr M where the factory tho machine shop tho furnsce
the mill pouring out the daily Increasing products OF
ns this valley are 6ed with rocks and minsr.s and
covered with valuable wood and umbsr Zach and all OF
which being transported In large quantities over Tho
rosd
with road " miles long running hfookh the rich and pro-
daovs Counties Of isston In New and Rutland
nved.
ssssiDstss sas As wsasB vssseaD - sus b0ss. ssS-
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

*
IA COUNTY BOSDs-We offer for sale at fair rates
the following SECURITIES OF the most undoubtsd ehArao-
s5O1 % OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable n New fort, lst July ana ls January Principal
$500 WILMINGTON ard MANCHESTER SEVEN
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERT BILE MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable in NewYork, tst June and lst
s2i0Cr MADISON sud INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PER
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS Coupons payable list May sod tst Nogegl.
ber Principal ssoue in 1861 Entire debt ofthe Comps
go BELLEFoNTATNE and INDIANA SPECIAL
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT, BONDS, Coupons psyseie in New-York, lst
IS Geo INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS. Coupons payable In Nes.YOrk lst May and lst
November Principal payable lst November, 8o6.
SIS 600 CITY Of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS, Coupons payable IN New-York Isl July
and let January Guaranteed BY the Scota and Hooking
$4,000 ROSS COUNTY, Ohio. SEVEN PER CENT.
p-incps fall. due IL 1911 They ID By the Gin.
cDnst and Marietta Railroad Co Population of the COun'
S2s 900 ALLEN COUNTY Inc, SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS Coupons St JSy and e CEN,
pSS6 So ALLES HOJHI! one SSE u, ian rex 0hNr
So 900 VAN VERT COUNTY, Ono SEVEN PER
CENT B0HDS ccqPop. RsysS IS Jqy ana - J crsr
BONDS. Coupon. payable lst Aug and lst Feb.
The oresong BONDS in each for 81, oso prtn
Eew.YOrk.
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured 10 the most ample
manner by Mortgage Deed OF Trust some known and
responsible citizen Of NewY0rk with power in case OF de-
fault to enter and sell each line with all
raise money TO pay amount Of interest or principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are issued, In each
case by virtue Of Special Acts Of the proper Legislature
granting full power for that purpose and on direct vote
Of the people interested being largely in favor Of
their issue.
Tn. under which these Bonds created require the
proper authorities to make SPECIAL LEVY OF rAAEs
TO be SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF meeting
the sccupg interest and gradually 70 reimburse the princ
pal which be enforced through the courts OF law should
Ii become necessary.
These debs operate in the nature Of mortgage on the
real and personal within the respective City and
County limits. $500
The Constitutions adopted by the people OF Ohio and
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation Of any funded debt
by Counties within their boundaries This will prevent
further issue of securities of this
Printed exhibits in each be had application
at Office giving full and detailed information to the
nature OF each security.
New York April 90 1852
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% EPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE co.

III Insurance Building. corner Of Wall and william
"a Offices Nos 10 nd IL, ground floor
This Company having their Capital Of paid In In
cash. and securely invested prepared TO insure against
loss and damage by FIRE, on favorable terms
The charter OF this Company provides that after paying
interest the at the rate Of cent
num- ourfths Of the remaining profits TO be divided
sons the assured In scp, bearing interest," which scrip 10
10 DO edeemsbe In csh whenever the umulsted pr
and capital shall amount TO 81, 100000.
TRUSTEES:
Samuel s Rowland Robert Mntun,
Stephen Waitney Reuben Wlthers
Daniel b. Fearing, Edward c. Center,
William IL Russell, josiah Cakes,
Augustus c. Downing Joseph Geiard IT,,
GAsway b. Lamar, James NJ. Waterbury.
William Aspinwau, George Curtis,
William Butler Duncan. Geoxe T. Alec
Charles ii. RUSSELL, David 8 Kennedy,
Isaac Townsend John J. Astor. Jr,
John Stephens Frederick A. Delspo,
james Warren, James BELL a.
Arthur Leary Daniel Drake Smith,
Mortimer w Hamilton. Frederick O. Foster,
Denning Duer, Pelee Hall,
John Steward Jr, Robert hone-
DUNCAN ,. curry, Secretary
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ing through another ch and productive valley Rutland
where connects with Railroads iesaing Burlington and
to Boston THIS latter OF importance
1 opens The whole OF Western Vermont from Bennington
e Canada and furnishes OF way II the Troy and Boston
ksircad convenient outlet for its snst unlimited ant
OF Height and iafe and rapid mes Of travel 70 it Eue
Gus ar enteIprsng inhabitants
The Road ia doing large and profitable business and
It's recei and the Of its construction render the sscu
e AMPLE the Directors OF the Road rnhes atirgy
nend them TO capitalists desirable Investment
WARD 4 co. No. 81 VAlLst-
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OMr ar THE MOST IMPORTANT


covs. Of Sds 's. o. W %II If cHERR% sad
nary % N h, dsooyey due u the eeeoi al, ~
T 5s Thi, valuable compound ID. restored s,s.s.s
10 health IL - expectorsnt tonic $50 aemacen,,
"a |. .ad 10 be purely vegetable prePssa onael m
c influence the most obstinate csusn eoes ana sfoo'
hsI disappear We have Isod ana can recon-.
mend IL particularly al this seass "nsn tne cause e'
a.t vinSs are presslent The original and only
s.on,, WIsrARs BALSAh Ov WILD CHERRY wW
ced 10 the yesr ass and has been well tested In al the
complaints Cor which Ia recommended For too year.
h.. prov we'd ebcscious remedy for coughs cods
Influenza bronchs asthma and eossanpaon In il incpi
"a, ,tases thar soy other medicine.
nv rom the Dedham Mas 6srstts Feb. H. ls&9.
The ipirOdncien OF this famous medicine TO the public,
BY Seth W Fowle has been Of sevec probably than
any other article that hes yet been Discovered and has e
ected more Of vs0os complaints that hesh hsir
to- than all the miserable compounds that have ever yet
been usmpeted throughout the country The numerous
certificates In his advertisement faily suoss&ntiaes the
virtues Of H.
Look out for limitations and countsrfsits. Rsmember
the crirna and Only genuine article always bssrs the wit
ten signature Of |. SUITS 90 The ounde wrsepsr r.
Yer q IT, 81 Wholesale retail. BY A = sx9D+s
General Assnts No 100 fuionst THOMAS hAE
WILL. No. S. wihsm-st; JOHN AiLHAU, ~ u
Bosdvsy; Aston aaA irving Heus Drug ssess~ sss No
Ito bpve3wpy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

NNO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Propo-
Il sails will be received at the Office Of the Lscks.
wanna and Western Railroad Company No. Is Wall
u, NewYork, until the third day Of September In
of the L. 4 w r. size 1s feet square, and about
1890 feet in length The excavation will be rock Of
very favorable character Tor drilling and blasting The
north end OPEN and unneled about 100 feet The earth
excavation at the south end IL now being made
Parties DESTROYS of bidding visit the work daily via
New York and Erie and Lsckavanns and Western haosds
Distance from Great Bend about so miles and from scran
ton II miles
For further information, apply at No IS Wsll-st, or
at the Compsny's Office in Scranton. Bidders must bring
satisfactory Testimonials
Nv order of the President and Directors,
GEO w SCRANTON General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA

IL enectually cured BY HUNTERS DYSENTERY
CORDIAL, warranted without opium any kind OF drug
esh years and not failure The most rospecta
bic references given Philadelphia where it extensively
used Highly agreeable TO the taste FOR children sa1
persons OF deicate stomach much recommends By he
hrst hysicians a., a.,
T. r. EVANS, Wholesale Agent, No so1tn dn'
Pbiladephs Just received and sale by O. H. RING,
Dru,gist corner Broadway and Johnst, New-York ans
BY BOSWELL Co., No. llst Grandst, "AiamsoItn
vanted 10 section Of the MON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
finanriai.

pANK DEPARTMENT, State of New
II York-ALbAEy. Aug. &C. lSh2-The MERCHANTS
B.Nk Vt Chautsoque County Nina mas this ed in
this Office bOtlce OF the appointment OF READ a.
LATHkOP Of the City Of Newly ork agents for the
dempen Of ns Circulating notes, together with revoca-
ton of tho appointment Of Phelps 6covl such agents.
agreeable The entitled AN amend the several
acts relating to Incorporated Baass Banking Associations
and Individual Bsnhers" passed April H. 1851
DANIEL 3 ST ItiHN Hnnrrinfendent
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MRS. ALIENS WORLDS Hal

NI RESTORER 10 not q hair dye and contains no pc
ferrous Ingredient IL tsls 70 restore the hsif
er gray % ts original color and the same tine 70
en- and restore the sight however weak, fsppned
10 directions The hair will retain It's Original 9oo 80,
life ByBvigorstipg the skin muscles nerves o1 So,
.nd roof. on ths hair prevents the hair nom
badness removes and prevents drns' n
ration Of the head dsnduf 'cad go od and large .dve
ti.smsat Pre-. 50 per SS,,s Eli No sc d
depot No SIS BrOome & corr :, No az wilmington ~
0t7 E,1,o Mt Brookiyn
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Me0iraI.

DR. B. BROWN WILLIAMS, assisted
BY Dr.. A. D. OLMSTEAD, an Electropsthi,t, No 5cs
Broadway By his mode of medical treatment eaiy
curing successfully Paly Rheumatism scrofus bionenus
Incipent Lung Diseases Nervous affections OF tho hsad
Stomach Liver, &c, Deafness Weak Eyes Blndnes Dys'
pepss Tetter with al grades Of Euptiye Diseases ulce
and Sores OF Long Standing and Cancers by correct eonsu
tutonsl and local Hours for consultation ana
treatment from A. M. to p NJ My daughter mas been
40 deaf for five years that feared she would ose her
voice Dr. Williams In two weeks restored her perfectly
TO my great satisfaction and utter sstonishmen Mar.
Raret Piampey No Clintonst DR. Williams cured mo
Of Scrofuftc and Rheumatic affection Of the knee oiat
which disabled from walking for long while, In three
visits and that 100, after three Of the best physicians hs1
tried In vain 10 help me"
w. G & afOCKMELLL No az Roadway
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.ITTSTON COAL.-Tho Pennsylvania
6teamboats an6 Railroads.
NOR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND

Il DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, (Lons Srsnch) PORT
txdd-town,l and RED BANK.-The new and splendid
steam boat THOMAS HUNf, Capt. A. 81. Hasserty, viii
leave the New'Haven Pier, Pscksiip East River, fol-
lows: