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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

G9 JUST received new and
 VT complete assortment of Gents s&eDH1aGgCaIf semed and PtR'd Bonis, S Meu's thick Basts. long dou-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
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 Salisbury. Junr, s6ih, 1881.

A premium and Diploma. was :arded ts z Wing, at ihe last Agricultural Fair m New iaven, Ful hslmure, the proprletors desire earnestly, all who use this churn, to acqnaint themselves with the important Hiity ot ii md not hastily condemn it. We have had all opportunity of testing the cbnrn for mole than me year. and are confident that on under- nanding "f the principles of Churning and Working the butter all usjec tions will be re. a,vsd
 We are aware that some farmers have not icquAinted themselves with the working of butter in ihe Churn, and consequently do aol know it's true value above all other Churns The proprietors respectfully solicit ;he pfivi. 'cge of explaining it. The whole operation t working the butter IS ss simple and perfect hut we have tie fullest confidence in is tnal triumph III wo ask lalrs and gent lemea. is fair trial by all who purchase the Churn. and If any ofyou do not succeed to use il 10 Hour satisfaction by the diIeciinns which Se- company the Chur,l. please give Us notice. and we are confident we can saiisiy all unpreju- iiced minds, tlat the Chufn Is all We claim for it, -..a,.,.~ . .
 We propose to reduce the price is $4, $S and $se, per Churn. PS. All our Agent. please notice, E. WINc.
 @~ A. GILBERT
 West Goshen, Ct April |. 1854
 PLEASE TAKE NOTlCE,-rhe subscri- beTs also are manufacturing and, are prepared .;o furnish any thai may want with any quahtis ty of sash Blinds and doots. at short nolice.- Please eall gentlemen, you who are wanting rhe above article. and examine for yourselves, Sashes glazed with American or Imported Glass of a superior qlality,
 E. WING &Co.
 F.. WtNc,
 A.GILBERr,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOW ING
 GER EIElNAIEA
@Mr. EBENEzER W1NG.

Goshen, Sept. 22. 1851.
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Passengers Arrived.

JIvERpooL-U Steamship Arctic-Henry Seldom
Dr 1hos Murdoch. Samuel Barrett Thos Barrett, Otto
Eberhard DR. VIM Berry, IN st John and servant Thos
Knight Hon John Macaulay Ernest Hasenoever lady and
trick Bernard Megone George Miles Miss Louisa Mar
ehal, Ashton, Rev w Poet Mrs and Miss Wright Lo
Blackstone lady children and servants Theodore
Roosevelt Mrs Catherine Seaman Mr. Morys Haggar Chas
Boult VIM Won Sachs, George Sumner, Matthew Getz,
yno Droge John Beresford, VIM Loughlin Andrew Shaw
John Higgins, James Nei Daniel Jones Mrs. Margaret
Dumphy, VIM Vernon, Pierre Oufferd.-Total, AZ.
Extraordinarily Casgow-First Cabin-Mrs Osborne,
Miss Hodge, Miss Heggie, Geo Taylor, Mrs q Taylor
Taylor, Mrs Taylor, Charles Robertson Jr Francisco
Fossi, McMurrsy, Mr. Cairns G Famom, d. Mr. Gibson
Rev John Byers Mrs Byers David Tod, Mrs owen, Mrs.
Second Cabin-H Lamplough, John Stevenson, Robert
Mitchell, John Mcdonald. Mr. Stanfeld Mr. Nicholson, Mr.
Nicholson. VIM Miller, Mr. Gutterdge Cbas Robb, Mrs
Farlane Mrs Kerry Mrs Campbell Geo Ross Mr. Newton
John Baker Isaac Butler John Allan Robt sommervlle
VIM Coulter Mrs Wylie, Mrs Stevenson and infant Mrs
McNee, Mrs Campbell Mrs Ellis, Mrs Campbell Mrs Muir,
Mise Turner Mrs Sinclair Miss Dunlop Miss Berkey Miss
Lauder Mrs Wilson Mrs Wilson, Mss Carlisle Miss
lip, Miss Paumore, Miss Kinooh, Miss Stark Mrs. Logan
John sogan, VIM Logan, Robert Logan John X Turner,
John Blyth Patrick ONei John Arnott John Logan Jas
Loohsad John Hendry Mr. Henry Thomas Scott Mr. Wat
son, Robt ouram, John Ferguson, Glynn andfamy,
Henry, RhcNoy, Chas Wells, CHAM, John An
derson John Miller Robt Campbell Robt Cam pbel Robt
campbell, Nicholson, Mr. Anderson, Mr. DUFF, Graham,
lDunoodie, Scott, SCOTT Curre John Incur,
voersh1w Gilmour Hetherngton, Miss Patton, Edwd
nonw. mss rston Nj W Dunwoodie, Dunwoodie,
mi JSh Ping John Doghsrty W Nicholson Jas wyis
Dhna MIDI Charles Rutherford James Reid John Steven.
number, III. - w.
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Telcgraphie Marine Reports.

sutts ist sand Heads 18Th $. Helena FEB = i
from the South sprung leak and then in strong
lreezes and heavy weather have kept one and sometimes
o
a a5y . TST as
to @ Il M
slips Champsin Orleans st ult 7th Bahama Islands
Chatham csa ksyssr mS ssas s
Saw herm brig to and lay BY her Ship Norfolk. Now
March April i4th in lat 80 & lon 50 90 f IN with bark
Theodore Lincoln from NYor for Dublin with loss of
water and vessel sinking condition. Took from her
Captain Higgins his wife, the mate, two boy
BRIG belonging John which company Tho
has experienced very heavy weather on the coast.
Also arr bark sultana. from Smyrna, Feb 90 Passed
Gibraar March 10 in company with bark Mimosa from
Also arr banks Commerce, from Liverpool Jennete.
Boston disg brigs CGarna and Niger from Gloucester,
Also arr, bark Nathaniel Blake, tof Portana) Havana
lst inst on the 18th South shoals NV 40 mules the
mast and main topgaant mast barks arden Mobile.
18th ult Georgans BALTIMORE George Briggs Phiadsl
Mary crcve PSiadeiphias ''ll'"' D'Ans DA''ih0fs
c arr M srs A de c0rha% Feb 20 Passed
Also arr schr Manson, Of sctuate Manson, Port.au-
Priuce, 18th ult: 1 II Nckerson Wilmington NC; wes-
toner, Richmond Va Sarah Lewis, Tangicr Roxbary,
Edith Mechanic Sea Mariner Richmond. Gazette, Phia.
ds so TsT ssFs shin
inez badly strained and several feet 81 water in her hold
state and thought the whole would be saved
The Br bark Queen lies with rank keel OF shore and win
10 total loss About 2SO boxes sugar had been taken su
in damaged state The balance will bs nearly all lost
The Br Fchr Boundary from Windsor for Boston lying
ashore next the Queen has been sold with her materials
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BY TELEGRAPH /.
Highly interesting from Mexico.

~o.rxxpcf Al CRISIS IN VERA CRUL-REA0NSTRANCE
op Portion MINISTER'S AGAINST rHs REVENUE
LAWS, ETC n ,,o 500
Dates from Mexico have been received at New Orleans
,o The "a inst commercial crisis anticipated at
vera Cruz The diseon,cni in Tampioo continues una
bstcd
The amhcs. adors az Great Britain France Spain
Russia, and the United States. had addressed rcmon-
STRANGE 10 the Mexican government against the unfair
Of the custom house regulations Of Mexico which
made imposts at Maamoras much less than Vera Cruz
and Tampico. To this the President replied that the
matter was before Congress whose members alone had
the power Of amending the laws
Tuxpnn has been made port entry and the people
az Vera Cruz apprs hensive that Ayarado win
be accorded the same privilege
In Guanapato the property holders and traders have
been forced to loan $50 600 to the authorities.
Al the capital, j. Nj. Reverb I. Santillan and ] Medi
have been sentenced to death and Espnasa to six
years imprisonment for the assassination of Mr. Beis
tegrei.
contract has been entered into by the King of Belg
um and the Mexican government for Transporting fifty
Thousands Begians TO tho interior of Mexico whe they
to receive land to settle work for Mexican land
holders, on certain stipulated conditions
More than ten thousand persons have been compelled
TO fee TO other States in consequence of the
sayages, and the want of grain to plant.
On the 18th ultimo Guiana uato visited by earth
quake which apprehended must have been
ly felt at Guadajara
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Miscellaneous.

B- Tie great pressure CT forces
much maritime intelligence prepared for this mornings
paper
SHIP SARAH PARHKR, OF Nantucket has been purchased
for 81 400 by Gardner and others Of that
destination is not fully decided but will probably be
California.
SHIP ISEz ashore Cape Cod struck during the snow
storm Tuesday noon not Monday night.
BRIG AsHoRR-Cspt Branscombe OF the brig Captain
John reports eastern brig ashore reef rseks
saguA the day previous to his sing the
throwing her overheard tighten her Could
whether che would be got of.
BRIG JoHS KENDALL OF Rockiand, sunk in the Narrows
had cargo valued at $4,000 to $780, and in
Wall street Vessel probably insured at the East.
NEw GAY HEAD, ashore ut Duxbury, remans as
before reported. steamer Is wanted to assist her
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MEDICAL.


DE. WARREN, No MOTT ST.. CONTINUES TO BE
- consulted the treatment Of private diseases Thirty
seven years practice enables him TO debility
hnement business and cases Of recent
cured. ~ " ~ 49, N''''e 80
JUST PUBLIsHED--DR. b. DE LANEY, ON THE RA-
tiona treatment Of nervous and ccnstit uonai debility
ole nn5mtiss and disorder: Of youth and ms.ar
Of wsaSns sassan Of %nsduIaH 'n' ,.F
a %sasd s s1a PsyS. iiapsS a. This pamphlet ID
wholly different from tie many aaasS pusc.ons sas sne
sd in he public papers pointing out TO suffering
word which could shss n
seac q nstruoting the unfortunate. II has other
ing the means perfect RESTORATION Of yso-
5 bso health TO those contemplating marriage Of s
Broadway Post once New York. Copy viii be sens in
sss e,,s. any e tho Union
daily from a. NJ till SIR sundays excepted. Once 81
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRXCTICAL PRT.
- yste Irs,ti,e 20 Once hours to ~ o'clock A. M,
rs.ded mas among which he would instance having
rs f5 y si oss
sivs practice In .his speciality he without hesitation.
secondary diseases stroturs &omore certain safe and
msra eurs than can be obtained from other in
win DO srssissa sy the rapidly Of The sarc which
Po Ralph WOULD .dd ssss beside. sSa
practice treatment ss' a'1 chronic sssrson
s los: 1 msn tain and srd ;
ness, 30. r''
DRIyATE MEDICAL wORK.-A PRACTICAL TREA-
an. sa nS'u Of s.ss'e.
closely resemble and liable 70 be taken n sush and on
jc:.ps Ralph n b. .asSss q 80 Family Phy:,s.s. e:
ss noas and s's
:esrs also .o,Sor s. orc.nwioh street mailed
Pos. Once.
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The Sinking OF the Robert Roxers-Loss Of
$4,000 In Gold Dust.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April IT, 1852
1t is is believed that lives lost by the sinking
OF the Robert Rogers, the Cumberland river last
Thursday The passengers and had barely time to
save themselves Mr. Merritt returned Californian had
sixteen thousand dollars in gold dust in his trunk which he
had taken from his state to the deck when the
boat careened it was thrown into the river and lost The
chambermaid and captain ashore The others got
on board the Republic The loaded with iron
principally. Boat insured in Cincinnati for six thousand
dollars
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Items from the South.

BALTIMORE, April Is, 1867
Tonight's Southern mail brings the intelligence that
the steamer Frances Jones' from New Orleans the
Sabine river had gone ashore the beach and would
be total loss. Cargo saved. in damaged condition
The consolidation Of the municipalities Of Now Orleans
took effect on Monday last.
Crist, alias Cabman the murderer of Nye has arrived
OF Mobile, in custody Of officers.
Yesterday morning locomotive on the Baltimore and
susquehanna railroad exploded Harpers Ferry
stantly killing Thomas McMakin, engineer on tho
road and fatally inurng the engineer and scaldng the
fireman and several others. Cause Of explosion not
known.
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From Ph,ladclphin.
STEAMBOAT SED-KossUTH-DEATH OF som
NANEUIIST

SfEAhBUAT BCKNkD-k OSSVTH-DEATH OF A SOM
NAMBULIST.
PHnApEIrHIA, April Is. 1859.
The steamboat Independence, belonging to the New
York Railroad Company caught fire early this morning
while lying at Camden Damage $1,000
Kossuth arrived at the Baltimore depot at half past
i've yesterday afternoon and hurried off by the Pilot line
TO Burlington, whore he will remain till
morning He passed through the city without being
known. To-day he was to attend church at Burlington
and dine with Bishop Doane Kossuth was accompanied
from here by a committee Of Trenton citizens
On Friday night Edward Watts, of George Watts,
Esq while in state of somnambulism walked out of
window Of his fathers house and was killed almost in
slant
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ERANKLIN MUsKUM, IT'S CHATHAM soUARE.-0ro

TEMPLE OF GRACES, THREE DOORS ABOVE
Nitlos-Ninth week Of this fashionable resort-Tri-
full Magician, in his splendid IlusionsSesond week Of
Mile ChechineThs Living Models. in all thor grace and
elegance. Second week OF Trip TO America Perform
anoe every afternoon at o'clock; evening at o'clock.
Parquet, 50 cents saloon. IS ccnts.
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ESCAPE OF n Prisoner.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, April 18, 1852.
Last night, the man known as Jack Stevens who was
recently committed TO jail suspicion Of having
been concerned in the robbery of the Portsmouth Bank
suit
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Escape OF Conyicts.

TRENTON, n j., April Is. 1852
Two convicts, named Augustus Winans and Abraham
Haysock escaped this morning from the Trenton State
prison Two hundred dollars offered for their arrest
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Markets..

New ORLEANS, April II, 1852
The sales Of cotton to- day bales at steady
prices since the receipt of the Americas advices strict
niddiing TIC. Mess pork, SIT l2h No general news.
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&6(M REwARD.-JEFTRIEs' ANTIDOTR, A SIZE.
ROOV ciho MIXTURE for the cure Of private i,sa,aa.s
d.t srn. speedy ours without tn. retricsns Of
I'M proprhtor challenges single case which The niptwr.
~ unas the forfeiture OF hundred dousrs
bottles. with full direstons AZ Al a.. NJ
IL RING 10 A.; 90. OSr: ID a tive days
o,,.sns IVA Hanover street. Bsstes Wright c.. Me-,
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RERFoRD & cos GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIoH
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD FOR PHILA.
~ delpha from pier No l. North river foot Battery
place. By steamboa. JOHN POTTER Two lines daily
p. M through to Phadelphla In four and half hours
rarsafrst class cara 81 second class by r. H. only
street, at A. NJ and PIP NJ. Emigrant line by steamboat
TRANSPORT, from pier No. |, At5P. NJ. Fare 81 60
EoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.--FARR
reduced.S2 3.Regularity and safety oombinod.-Tho
OF New YoSk and Harlem Railroad leave tho City
Hall station, New York daily (Sundsys excepted At
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. o.
~ Mail and Express Lines through In ~ hours. N, J.
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York M foot
Leave Phladeha hours from foot Of Walnut street.
Fare reduced TO So for first class and 81 10 second ela
Baltimore WRhn and Charleston through tickets sold
In the above lines and through carried the
without expense.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CORRECT REPRE-
sensations Of Jerusalem. Mount Zion, and the
terestug places the Holy Land taken upon the spot
the Holy Sepuehrs Of Al. the lower story Of soomons
Tempe still entire and also Of Davds Tomb Where his
body hath not seen corruption as declared in Psalms
loc l0y Hours of exhibition at the Library Rooms 3s
broadway, third story, from to IL A. H. p M and
oin the evening Lectures will be given the above
Thursday and Monday April 20th I'D and 18Th at
sach evening by Warder Creson who spent from 1874 to
ls46 in the Holy City.
wrecked Mother and Child, at StuyvosAnt Institute
90 Broadway now open (for short time ony) from
% cents.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c,


GREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
~ Express, via TIE Isthmus of Nicaragua through in
Twenty-Five daysThe subscribers will ward Express
Freight by this expeditions route by tho steamship Daniel
Webster on Tuesday. April 90 at3P. NJ Shippers par
cuarly requested have their goods this Office
fore Monday 18th instant In packages not exceeding
day the steamer leaves, and letters until ~ r. M.
THOMPSON Il HITCHCOCK, Managers and Agents,
149 Pearl st. of Wall after lat May Dos Broadway
This office to lot from and after the LIST of May
DERFORD & cos GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
- Package and Parcel Express will be despatched in
90 to connect with the fast running Panama
goodr must he sent in early Monday to time
cording and sealing No charge for Custom House
sular fees BERF0RD CO., No 2yosey st. Astor House.
Our Express Mail bags for the SouthPaic and California
will be despatched by steamer Daniel Webster, via San
Juan in charge OF messenger April 20 Close ut p NJ
Small parcels sent by this line only.
ExTRA EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA ADAMS &
IL CO.'S California Freight Package and Parcel Express,
per u s. mail steamer III Dorado Tuesday April 20
1852 We shall despatch Freight Package and
Parcel Express for California by the u mail FL
Dorsdo, Tuesday next, the Goth nst at eook r. NJ
in charge of special freight agent special
to destination Shippers particularly requested
to send in their goods before Monday 10Th inst
with invoices to enable comply with the government
order for cordinS and sealing No package should
lH lbs weight, 81 feet, cubic and
thing must be strictly water proof Small parcels and des
patches will be received until o'clock r. NJ the day
sailing. ADAMS & CO., 1G and Is W all street.
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TT SNAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--FOR NEW OH-
Leans via Hsyansr ,o splendid new double en- CINE
commander will sail from tho pier At foot Of street.
r.. on Saturday, April "a At O'Clock p NJ, precisely
de- saloon oeFths SD after do do So forward d. Do
Havana Freight taken to New Orleans at 40 cents
bic foot Shippers offrgh requested to supply them
application at the office. No other form will be signed
or passage, apply 70 n c. ROBERTS III West strost.
- Warren atraek
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nR 4. HENDRICKS PREVENTIVE WILL BE SENT
~ mail, on receipt Of twenty-five cents post paid.
Ih the same preventive under various Names adver-
nsed Tor one dollar and times for dollars Don't
BE- deceived II is intended for those who do not feel IN.
cned 20 increase heir families II Is simple and infal
BILE. Address DR.. Z. HENDRICKS, box 2,456 New York
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DIR; MORRISON IS CONSULTED ON CERTAIN
~ diseases, which he treats without mercury Recent
essc he cures three days. Thtythr years practice
enables him to cure those general debies arising
from prudent habits See his dpomA In bs
vAte once 204k Fulton street. No fec till cured.
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iIynrsnlENn IMEWED EVERY AY.
HOMNOTHAD0,

CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING .AssoOIATION-rHE
and ssP az Z. msa.S
Cali a. tho Office Of cs.sSa% snass
the ch..as- BHna and pu: down your names for
entrance fee, sli monthly S %s sacouv,,x p.,,
RID HAnr, Secretary. -''''1'A"
tonA who feel interested in procuring homestead
for themselves should join and learn how be done
dues ri shares SEQ Persons dssiroas Of becoming
by calling the Office Of the Secretary is spruce street.
izS Sss's 'r9 BE s.s ss q s
" DAVIS G0LLAM0RE, Vice President,
THIRD MECHANICS BUILDING AND MUTUAL
payment dues the redemption shares will be held
Apr 30
rous Of Of the advantages offered By
scribe. speskors win Be in attendance Entrsacs fee
fsn oes M an T.. T rs Fl .r
the actual advanced share Persons DESTROYS
rss's %
r Of Ie5 srs
and the books viii positively be as soon as shares
ps % 0r Pc O. had
street. Once hours from A. NJ. to l Pm
THE SECOND EMPIRE BUILDING AND MUTUAL
a q sps
Entrance fee ST. monthly Dues So shares $780, Redsmp
ton fee. 81 per month payable for years only.
JONATHAN W. ALLEN, President.
s s.sn1 Il. F ~ xnn DYKE Vice Presidents.
WIN. SINcLAIR, Surveyor
STEVENS HoxIE, Attorneys.
Trustses-Joseph b. Taylor Thos c. Bertine VIM H. Rib
let Samuel c. Mott Geo. w. Ribet, VIM. Forbes, VIM. H.
Arthur Merritt D. A. Fowler Jas English E. Bouton
j. WELDON FELL, Secretary.
TTNHE NORTH AMERICAN MUTUAL LOAN AND AC
oumulatinx Fund Assooiation.-In the
being engaged at the Broadway House last Friday
yertised. They will, however hold Public Meeting
Wednesday evening next the 2st inst at o'clock at
yenon Hall. III and l79 Wooster street. four below
Bleeckcr gentleman well acquainted with the Building
vidcd for ladies. RICHARD +. CARAVAN, President,
TH0S. s. CUMMINGS, Vice Pres't.
MORTIMER SMITH. Secretary
HUDSON RIVER BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
promises to be Of the most of these
Citations 1t is in the hands Of of tho
citizens OF tho Fifth wardmen whose enterprise and
tegrty have put them forward in the world feo pretty
confident that this Association will do all its
friends hope from it. Those who wish to avail
that yet remains for few more members and put down
their names. public meeting will be held at No. Ais Broad
way, on Monday evening" April 49, Once All Washington
street-Sunday Dispatch
M ECHANICS' AND TRADERS BUILDING AND
l Mutual Loan Assooiation-The first regular meeting
Of this Association for the Of dues will bs held
the Hail. Of Broome and Crosby streets Tuesday
evening the Goth instant at O'clock Persons wishing
subscribe for shares. invited to attend Entrance so
81; monthly dues, $40; par value of shares, 1000
Z. De YOUNG. Secretary.
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bellows OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ORIGINAL
oient "eorgs Of talented and experienced performers
form the public that they will perform at Troy April 18th
and 18TH Uoa April goth and 2st Syracuse April I'D and
Hall ROchester April 9th 18th and 10Th; Concert Hall
Buffalo, April th and May lst 3d. 4h 9Th and 9th p s.
Due notice will BE- given when they commence their
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nR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE'S FRIEND, UNE-
9ualled for Graduating disease Blessed by ali who try
IT, The most prompt eradcator yet mild may be given
TO nfantr Private diseases vanish under its
book Who will give fees after thats Citizens and stran
gers, remember it, Depot, DR.. Wards, Of Canal
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DIR; COOPER, "A DUANE STREET, HAS FOR THE
last twenty years enjoyed the most extensive practice
IN private diseases of any medical in New york He
can cure the most aggravated eases Of this disease
cases removed in two Dr. Cooper worst
form in from one to two weeks Of
and he assures the afflicted they will be Nv
calling on him 1t affords Dr. C. bounded pleasure
able TO refer to many who after suffering silently
Tor long time have been restored by him perfect
All cases undertaken treated with candor No mercury
Atlas. " -