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kOssUth-yapOlcOn.

After ten years attention the course of your
paper en- prepared to say 1t is the most correct and
powerful Journal in country at least when judged OF
by its average character and penetrated little way be-
meath the surface On the hand, you are evidently
Jou are not democrat IN the common or party
OF the word You live under and apparently minister to-
the proniscreu money power which you internally des
pse and este nsioly oppose the sword which alone
destroy that power In your appreciation too of Kos
suth, you are I'm ioubsecly correct hut quite a.
clearly in the OF Louis Napoleon And why not
l regret indesd that the specicu theory Of progress
Uniform aid ,nalike advance, suppose the word to
meanhas yet some hold On the spirit Of your and
this to the ottrmert OF genus always startling but
tractve Tho ugh II be- And 20 it would that
the HrAlp has not yet clearly identified the only real
genuine legitimate or successive authority against cleo
tfic Influence or, as the cid poets would style it. vain
Yen do not aud you 90 too far ia deneun sing
socialism, Fourieri,m communism a., even in often
showing up the oiy q artificial fisty bu. denouncs
mcnt and exposure will not suppress thote evils The
first named CT these things isne rghtful offspring of
progress and the last is the spawn OF retardaton but
sooa and md renr eTs propsssien that
Is marked with the inspiration OF God. You
suspect more believe you plainly see these sub
powerful and nothing but stronger than they,
come nd annihiiae them Il req ui.es Hercules
crush the hydra thai not Lead grow again when
one has been removed, ana msnta'n that hydra Eng
land and not Ru.si4 Kossuth would have it. is tas
foul par,r q all errors ana expressions England by
her NATURALIZATION s the focus and centre Of soco pot
cal evil ana it was exactly Il. Arst Nspoleous idea to
strike at England 3f TIE extinction Of the whole at
True the elder Napoleon ike Moses OF CID per
miited TO consumma,e his idea; but the younger, and
without supposng him 10 particularly indicate Second
cornirg." may complete the political work which his
great ancestor gnr the sce OBJ sud Of his
career.
But really i, impsrissn, when rightly un ierstood,
such horrible bcg.ttar conservative alarm
evtryswbere ndicatcs! apprehen not. Monarchy ad
NIT intcleIable urdfr ey-Iy aspect exists indeed
where but veueraed reiIc Temporary expsdiut
for one utterly oetes tn subjective as applied to in
tehectua lengs but believe there is better remedy for
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

fkTtnpt1, January I--O n.
hsi'ts be!es were made Of 10 bbs both kinds At yes
tCtdayn figures The inspected amounted lTbe casks.
BrhswAs --lott0 lbs prime yellow purchased at
zoe cash demand brhk
bhrsDsr,J rs.- Flour tended urwards. the trapsac.
tODs embracing 4bO0 tbB State. soulheru and
Western al former prices fancy Ohio and Genes-e
at f55Th - l?5 extra Ohio at 50 1at6 SO 81 u;
and extra Genesee o. S5ls.i s593A per b0l 80
bbs hue rye hOtr totnj market, at So 60a So 81
SUD lJ3 Jsg-ey wsss >, s33la the pteYous value
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lIsbssrlNg FROM IlBEtis "A letter FROM Washing.
ton daied January 22i says II have rust ef the Colo.
nizsuop Boar ana few minutes befor. our adjourn.
nent We received dispatches from President Robert,
~ way OF England giving the unpleasant iateiee nce
tas an STACK mao been made on fshtowD BY a native
Grand Bsssa and about the same distance from Tjina
The following IA an extract from President oherts
letter
GovERrafSr Housr, Monroyia Nov G. 1851
report has just reached here that Grsndo Yesterday
morning, made an attack upon the settlement AZ
tisbtovp eet Gre 70 the village and killed eight or ton
OF the settlers have not yet learned the Particular
That the town has been attacked and burned I nave
doubt but that the number Of lives los; has been
exaggerated, We have good reason 70 believe Ne are
boseger, Va a state Of great excitement
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WAsnl.e1ov. .Ianusry q ls52

WAsHlSGIoN, January n 1852
ri Tv,s~. ~ Fillmore and Tie P,tside1ai Que,t.oa--
eqr Urlr,,rote Case Tie Southern Rights Parry.
Nj Wsbsts IL is understood is seriously rumi-
nstug upon The expedienoy Of re.gniug The cabinet
hsys pronounced against him in pronouncing for Mr
FILLMORE and this fact, taken in connection with the
OF the President to stand his hand also
connection with the disavowal Of the speech Of Mr.
Webster ~ The Congressional Banquet to Kossuth will
Induce the Secretary Of State in all probability TO leave
t1- establishment Should Il be made manifest to him
however that there j. earthly chance him in the
Pas dsphin convention. be may agree to submit and
pad o. ~ the only alternative remaining There i.
still bare chance for outside ticket the basis Of
TIE souhern Union party There il such conspi.
s~pbeps Of Georgia IN. Union Safe ~ Committee OF
otN a part and the indeper dent Webster paper
stsftes IN Boston the tangible points This is the
last hope OF Mr. Webster and II exceedingly unsub
rtaDtia and visionary that he hardly fail to really.
- and IN realizing II be win nnst probably succu NIL to
tas force Of necefsy and stay where lie Is reposing
Ipon TIE wisdom 81 Providence and the chances Of
Tie Southern State rights party, in the meantime
are 70 The process Ct re organizing the Southern demo
cratic party They have indicated no preferences for
LIED With view 10 this reorganization are in
formed that correspondence has been opened from this
place with the leaders OF the Southern rights party
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi upon the ground that
tn compromise should be made the test
81 toe Baltimore Convention This IL the only point in
issue between the Union men Of the South and the
southen rights party We believe that the latter party
W. triumph, and that they will not be compelled to
raop The dose which has slreaoy driven them to the
verge OF rebellion In other words, the Baltimore Con
Vsn.on VIII not think Il expedient 70 ra.y the compro
not be done
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Superior Court.


Present Justices Sanford Campbell and Duer
jas. - --DroIsiors Gilbert G.. Uatnbry John ".
Hes'ottt sta6 Exceptions oyerruled ard judgment
affirmed
Serat Lang Is. W,h,La Ro,ke Judgment for the de.
PENDANT
Richard II HlnSolg ct ais IS, join Thompson trial
ordered: COTS to abide the event
Uiiiiom kotbt Enoch " CLARK II ais -Jujgm Mt
affirmed
JaTu, Ui0mS, ponde,t DANIEL Petiee Il ais ap-
po0nfs.-Judgment ut the special term affirmed with
the plaintiffs reducing the damages to 1892 SO
with interest from February 1S49; otherwise judgment
reverted and trial ordered with costs to abide the
event Of the suit.
John Cook -, r. Stokes Dckrson. Motion for trial
denied
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Wheat, barley and oats were inanimsts. Rye varied
little, Leo bushels River bringing re- Corn appeared
toTror rHs nasise in tSis srtiois Appears 70 hsvs
| come completely to . stand We could hear Of NO
transactions worth reporting Buyers offer 60 for Nddins
that asure The gloom in the market caused by fear
Of panic among the planters when they ascertain ths
dangerous position OF the article.
Coat was sctvey enquirsd for ct 81 for anthracite
ssd 50 80 for 0rrel further Improvement
corFin no bags Java were picked up ct IL sc, and
Fra-soms $50 quintas cod changed hands to-day,
stse ssa San advance hscksrel and herring CON-
Fnr,r There have been 600 boxes Malaga raisins
sold at 81 CO. 700 layer do at 8. 10 So 90 and IL
BORDEAUX prunes, at let.o . lie
FRMGs1s Shippers waiting sdvices BIZ the
America ana ~ business also continued to be parsyzsd
by the cold westber, engagements to opesn ports
were very light. withent change in rates Cotton to
Liverpool a. I'D; grain at az 31id n our Is a
IL. Cd asked Bone 200 shocks were taken at rs Cd
There steady business for Havrs at &c for cotton
There alteration to notice in for London or
California
Hay River scsrce and nominA, at T5c $50 per
laos : Near 90 tons Scotch ps were taken, at s2l
usual credit
L,mf remained /, small supply; common wa, worth
81 CO.. 81 ~ per 100 lbs cash
Molassrs About $50 barrels Loui.iana brought 81 &c
the tormerrate.
There 900 gallons Iinseed disposed 0! to-
day, at 81 G2c.--a slight advance
PhousoNs continued upsltsred 900 barrels pork $50
DO lard and eco do. bee! having found buyers old
Pc perlb and 1oosbs beet hens SlS I6a s4 lbs
Dead hogs we're in active demand at 6s a6c per ID.
Mefsrs Robbins Patterson, Of Chareton eet pur-
chsted 80 ries within this range, to-day, which were
raised ana iattened by Bar Isaac Harris Of New Jersey
ana whose aggregate weight was over 1b eco los
plcp - besr5 Of l50 tiercss being sold ut So l2ti
So 81 = Per nc lbs
ssoArs 5000 Havana were picked a.. at SIS $50,
usual time.
Boar There were 100 boxcs CASTLE detained, at &c
four mt uths
spnlrs The business emhaced go Dbl priscn vhi,-
key, NJ 2Oaic Etc. each ADD 80 Lids drudge at 20 &c
Il &c time-en I'm yrovemeat
suGaR = 60 Lids Louisiana were taken at 4iic.
A. c, and Sc Porto Rico at DC. he Market steady
TAlLow Pr iue not abundant nor active, at a,c.
3 &C. cash
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
Efn IoaK Asp HARIEm RAILROAD CoMPaSy Receipts
for the week ending January ~ liza head cattle
Il do % DO calves ga do sheep, l763 lbs pork
2T4 do mutton ami beef 4S packages poultry, "A do
butter o34 bushels II do other grain 4j do pota-
toes g. bags buckwbea flour 10 bbls -four ne bales hsy
~ tons iron, 40 lumber, 81 bales wool
There receipts to day either by The Erie New
York aud New Haven Railroads
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TclegrR pBic REPORTS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20, 1854.
The cotton market is still animated aud the sales to-
day reached IL 600 bales fully sustaining yesterdays ad
Strict slddling nc Sales OF the week, d5 00o
stock on hand to night 100000 Parties waiting the
steamer news.
PsovipEscE. Jan. Is, 1852.
The cotton market is firm at quotations. aud stock
light. We quote, New Orleans and Mobile uplsnds fair,
at 10 &c alvc In wool the sales have not been quite
large they were last week The market closed with
good feeling and prices were fully maintained. The
following the salesFleece, Ill 800 lbs at prices
ranging from IS to 4che heaviest sales at ~ to 46c
pulled 10 200 lbs at prices ranging from 81 to 44c 1.-The
heaviest sales at so to A.; foreign eco lbs at &c to &c
Total sales OF the week l33700 lbs For English cloths
the demand is light and prces unchanged The sales Of
the week reached Is 600 pieces
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- Et4nAs iiNfAs
p.sara Justiesn gupdfnrd aud Camnha


DEcisoNs.-- Chpies r. LaDJmann u.s. WiLiam r. Rojir-
end ofh@ SIhe being at i.sue the defendant
must submit TO the animation The question has
settled by this court
L,ri ". Pi1ce Lo,iisG Pierce -Alimony twenty
dollars allowed for counsel fee and two dollars per week
su'iny the tendency OF the suit
Eduin Gibbs -. Gideon b. Wdoman.--M Motion granted,
vi
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persopnt srovemsnts.

hon. Warner Ewing has been si,ctd Presiding Judge
Of the Supreme Court OF Michigan.
Andrew J. Oge has been appointed Charge de Affairs
70 Copenhagen
kosr1th was % visit Columbus. Ohio on The 2,lh
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On Saturday, January "a BY the Rev Dr. Hutton, Mr..
JoHN Ii. NoRTsRup to Miss MARY A. HUrcHiNGs dAugh-
ter Of the late John Hutchings all Of this city
On Saturday, January o. by the Rev Dr.. Hutton,
JOHN B. Of the late Henry Inman, to Miss c. ApE
LINE, only daughter of the late J. II. Hedley, Esq
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SHIPPING.

zip AESTIGi c.es lanes g; L4es This Wi
81 .ss 1s u sas II s s.ts r. s berth aa
for si"
S sp. Ss 0eSsnee and 'SEGrs apply to
CHIC win succeed the Arc,ic and sail february
I'VE BRITISH AND NoRTn AhENICAN ROYAL
the the sso
eny calling "a Halifax 10 land and rooeivo matte aud
zzsE Alsz SsT ssE sA 5ss a.S Ssa1ia.
AAIA5A 'i Szs sApHsa c.,s SiSs s5s
IAs.s vessels carry clear y1,s s' a, msam. head
S;5jsS,, "a
csns. sST York ass &c.
c ss,'i d iF; ssss ssv c, 3i5s e A''a 30
70 FOL b s, he ssoS W sns, poid Ir
an egperono cd surgeon on board.
All osters and newspapers must pasH through thc Posi
r0i freight % passage ,gp, Sytssxp r., s. pr,.sr.
sansS IN common NTH 'ssF S ods 1osS &
lsdins are given in Eavre for kew York.
UMPIRE CITY LINE.-VoR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA
and splendid double sss.mshs
seo tons bp,.heplJ y Wilson, Comm hnder, tformery
Sys5, SSssrss ss;s. TsaSsssy iass rsSis;ry :
for storage passengers having been eonsraoted with spe.
s, e e hST ins9 rS, ra
viii leave again Saturday, 18th March connecting With
the iavorite steamship Rev 0resns, ct Panama Books
are now OPEN
EoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA NICARAGUA.-ACcEs-
= sorry Transit Company OF EieAragua-Fras Notioe.
This Company now prepared 10 convey psssengys and
rsgua The Nicaragua route posses the CREST advantage
Of pacing through most beautiful and healthy country;
passengers conveyed from Ban Juan del Horto 10 Virgin
i'IR dSa'' No ~ saG
which In perfectly good condton snd the plankipg
OF which will be by the ners rainy Ths
Company has at this dne on he river aud tho Lake hye
have been out which will be In readiness by th h
February For further normatio and purchase Of tickets
Arpys the office o. the Company 10 q Bro.dway third
story. 'front.' by order l56hC Y. LIZA, Secretary
TV,HE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM.
follows PROM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF nAnchester,. Tbursday January ~
Cty OF GLASGOW: ThurSSsy M M as
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City o. Gls1gow, ednesosy fetn a.
cy o. fr PIT IN s.ioom os so in
fore cabin, SIS. For freight or pa,sese sppyto
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange Place, n, W
orNo9 Walnut street, Phiiadciphs.
NORFOLK, CITY POINT, AND RIoukoN0. Va
~ The steamship ROANOKE, H. ]. Arrish; oommsrdsr,
having been detained will leave positively pier H. North
DEEM q THORNTON, Agents 90 West atreet.
Nosce No Pettrsbupg freight received by this veeei
uSoR CHARLESTON THE NEW AND SPLENDID
double engine stesmfhip UNION, Captain r. hdsms,
three O'clock r. b. precsly from Pier No North Ryos
freight apply board where all bs Of ladna will 10
signed; and for phaesgcl 20 The oonn,ing room Of
eP0FiORD. TiiEST0N g. Co, as South street
The steamer therper having sr,iy par of
her machinery te above steamer puto the route 10
ply her p'see.
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tyr LA cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TRRATIsE-
~ Fifth addition. nv n IA (.roir Ataarr N

tac Of Marriage and the nfrmtes and
otsordcrs Of youth and maturity resulting from excesses
AIi'ins from indisoreon with plain AID simple rusa
which AL themselves Without
visa hs sahors Arrnyc leo duties aud
daauaheatiens, and their repedesi wiah ooorea Hhs
e.sss the reproductive both soxes
tntes and functions. ID contans many tuporaaa
hints 70 those contemplating mstrmon wnioh win
coma Objections against MARRIAGE; none however should
4 rea Of al diseases Of fsmale vhshcr msroa single
DOCTOR ought 70 know whether ther properly
dersseod b. those whom they employ and thus
tse inposton OF quAckery prevalent In popular
Dr. Ia Cr0in legally qualified physoisn and We
tvonty has been daily consulted the dHerent
diseases Of which his book treats personsuy we'll
lst.ar Amy person sending twonsy Eye eease letter
rost paid Will receive by ms FREQ OF postage
Ave copies for 81 Address Dr. b. La CROI4, Beaver
and ssingcr b Towngcnd ~ Broadway. n. z. BoausA
Office, "a Lloyd street. Bufalo.
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Birth,
Married.

On January 10 at Iicksvie L. L. the wife Of BsSJA-
suS PAcE, Esq, of a da lighter.
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UHIPPIu0.
ME DICAL.

NO FEE TILL OURED.--DR. CORBETT. 10 DUARn
~ stree msy be consulted oonhdentally the troaA
pent CT dsoase diseases Twontyone years practice cas-
bes Dr. u 70 speedy and poransnt cures ana -
enenoe In this branch of she 80 lone
Ameros whore all Ia neod Of medical surgical mas
apply with certainty of being honoraby dealt With Dv
O. is member OF the New York Upiverstky.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs.-AN INrAL-
IL libe remedy for those deplorsble debtes oouss.
qucnt self Abuse ipcHpacitating tho man for busne
% N.Y. .n IA III ioa H. 49, Pna. oasa Psrr
laberi5 under those oompsnts especially those oonter
what his pretensions be- should not fail 10 this
luable information which will themselves much Sroo
BILE, time and money.
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TnE oNLY stcuhIrY AGAINST nuMBye AND

the ofeo.so disease h TO apply 70 the old auatoriaa
Dsrcnsary, No Division street. Now York. IL IN nov
twenty years established, and countless arc the numbers
that are daily not only being benefited busraday cured
end ss,d from early grave By The timely lions %
DR. buror, and the Of his Hfablo remedy Heaters
Red Drop This medicine is tho result Of
81 the wsoe aud most tale nted medical in Eagsnd
Trance and Germany. Perfected from the whole Ia oil
medical soionoe and ompounded from than Glty die
fetont inRrodien,s no concentrated thst haounce vial
viii cure three persons, and takes whole vial To
tuIe tho most n'oeratc case IL hsmles thorough
In ttB action being followed by oftho
ay ataeB which the result OF using All Sher
Price 81 all consultation private No tces MEDICAL book
tor nothing
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DRiyATE MEDICAL caiNIQgE GRATIS, DAILY
Broadway Tbis hri.y TO tho poor IA
exposure before medical class and to protect him from
being imposed by Boosting quaois PvatS
for gentlemen only from 10 10 s. and from TO NJ
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THE MARRIED. woNAH's PRIVATE mEDIcaI. COM

TINE MARRIED. w0hAn's PRivATaMEDICii. COM
q wSmsn- T~onslo.h odi,ion. isSo. pp asp1Pras 81
Wits. peculiarly dinousSs 20 The hos
sh hss ssn y ' n.'s q s a
rarT!sse - il ttseesee georssa ssores
ss 4 hsn S Z %
sAy y 10 Of ssSsis ,a In Pors,nSS -, 49, -,
either Sudains somEnheod. doco7
discover ossSes sy,sssors, M saa eicisSs
remedies md oersn mode OF Ia cepsaini
tsssr.ss .s.,Sr ssS'a ssrsle Dayton oh,sl
S.Aa VIE hss sssa y 'ss
aad suffering some monshs sai during
mept sucoossi,s aer9 and a0bi.its..ps
sSss = fa!
oa.ss Pi so.rS r yeur sSot ss s9osan
&c yu Ks sse, Il
n 1s sg Is 80 Wife Sssp
ssnsSs y SgGnsa prospect 70 me me sh's S on
haze passed evor head IN oil hrsaan psobss,i, vie
" r. y s, he +.
iOs la msssed shcss nssr
ss s sss zsssg .. :::sss
q g Mn us s +, .
MA ma s T. Sss Ia ., Dos
NJ tA ssI so y , AsDar
sssnons of all private dseasos) reputation which o.hsrs
sassly envy only the rsps
Of .he dsosss while osa withog, in eAsss using
7ears dur.so osuens the destruction OF the
which have been dor ho of the
nens wishods his services sought
sad valued for unless she syose is srey freed feo
the poison IL efec3 tho innocent offspring for
sions The written certificates published BY him
that he not afraid to assor oannos By ae
thouh his the Reerd Of pacin a
Acton Of London The certificates also oiude the
fortunately vicms OF sell abuse there
thou6.nSs who cenno Do cured With eiolnes No. sbccs
FORE especially sooss shoso half cured snd oasss
ransees an easy aad ps.nanens cure Roy rsSeAt
ter tu statement the with fee 10 box II
poas Ofioo, New York will be necessars Patients epply
mig ne ss ss
tNo doors from Broadway opposite ssowarsncsi IN tins
druggists. k.B--Iie sririC be
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III UNDKEDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTR AU[Hr
disease, are disappointed of ours by NOT calling
on DR. Hunter ~ hrst! lie wiilforet il failing
case that under his
pensnry No. Division street. York CITY, Thousands
cured arly by his practical
dies Strangers who hsve been unfortunate In the secon
o. Are solicited oa on tbe Doctor His grea
private disease like magic Price ST. with private TREATISE
People come hnncreds of miles 90 this medicine The
intrinsic value OF this remedy all others de
covered is that il docg moi the disease
the blood to break out 81 remote period
terri ole bat thoroughly roots every particle
disease often in hours placing the patiens
The position before he ever oostrsetsa disease
Mcr chronic cases to Doctor Hunter No fec till cured
Medical b0ols 800 pages AL consultations private Aeycs
gratis. Relief the most terrible in mnutes
Sigh. afec topa cured in 81 hours.
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"a sOn REMARp.-CrossnAN nYEniEI0 nIr

pUO tureof all remedies yes Uncovered This In ia,
mgsa certain makes speedy and cure wish
er, the esst restrioon in det drink expc,ure, .,
day Sold ,t the drug ag Brosdwsy corncr o. Cham
bsgr street, ass ~ No 10 Astor Uouse ITO prosdwAr
ana IOtbulso strecA Of William.
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KsTfH knIMoK Ua TMn sfa o.,;,si III
aud sts o'clock r. NJ, tsunday eyoeptedl No. 90 Green
vioh street. From tho unsorcn medical advantages the
sushoy onioyed srong which no world pssnse having
resa.d for the express purposs o.
Gyrg thore dses6es followed By loug and extensive
psoe, devoted exclusvsy 70 thls speciality Lo with
oa hstaen pgonieo even IN abe most severe and oomp-
eiseS oascs tconasry Gscsse, &c., no. &c. GER
IAN SAFE and radios, cuFr than he obsncd from any
ether source In America. Thoss Apply the earlier
sNYce os dpctaA will be erasded by tho
sne oue which Ia oftoI en,osea very few dsys So
rArsso wana provided. Tor k-s,Aga bv LA
aSSYnts Post Ocfas
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Tx. WARDS MAGICAL TREArMENr-oRsAr 81

49, ~ inI a ~ go suy
ess progress hrourh their eevers terrible stages in spst
1.-THE ordinary treatment but DR. Ward by his wonderful
prepSrationh arrests all Slight affections
Wholly cured in day ghoe disappointed nv hnmbas.
have conception OF the and CELEBRITY wish which
can cure them No fec required. Office, Canal ssreet
corner If Broadway.
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n0CloR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES .
NJ delicate diseased Corner Cnnai street and BIoaGws
M better the treas themeelses than 20 - ~
otths ignofant hulabuEs Desv not to to
have TO come ~ iss Tten you will he grahed beyond
anticipation 70 hnd yourself better in twenty -four h0ut
fee I'll cured Consultations private. A medical boo
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M EDICAL CARD.-DR. oLOysK UoNrfNUrs Po

I cure, th,se obssinstc, grotsactea, hsiourcd aat
patched thht baied the skill OF
reneed and such from ignorant medical prosacs
Strangers Apprzed that ths cisy abounds With
oal empirical pretenders, under fictitious v1ts
french pronunciation. who make extrsysssn. promises ..
quick Strsngois beware these pelf doesa
DR. g. has received regular medical education aud
himself to an ONCE practice for the ss
years. ~ his present nioe. No. 10 Ann strsst.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-14
ELIZABETH BAGwELL.
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. s. N.

PORTSMOUTH, Va) Aug Is, 1851.
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Chaplain in the U. 8. Navy.
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