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UOSTON, New York, PhL,dclphia & Easter
- Daily Express, for the expod,t,ous transmits
sion of Merchandise ,,Smay YaTepls, Specie, Rank
MITES, &c and sos the collection aud pa, men, ..
Bills, NOTES, Dr,lrs, Sc.
OFFICES :--l!oston, II State street; New
York, I Wall street, corner broadway; Ph,ia
dclpha ,S9 Chcsnut street; New po't, $50 Thames
trcct; Fall R,vcr.' Main street, Mount Hope
lock.) q.
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EOR SALE.

ORIG Annawan, NJ she arrived from sea, l6l
ID Tons. S,aunch and gopd. we'll fond in Sa's,
Rigging. Anchns. Chdins, SC, VIII be sold ress-
on,bls I ayyl,cd ft soon.
". q. PECKHAM,
IL Coll.ns,cial What
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JAMES w. LYON.
PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER AND cor.
No. 226 Thames Sfac"t,
Newport, X. 1.

TTAS constantly on hand n variety Of Foree ani
u bh Pumps, uf his avn Manufacture, which he
warrants equal, fnot superior 10 any before ofesed
IN this market
hisu, Water Closets Wash Rowls troton aud q O.
chI~s,ie Faucets, aud every description Of pluuiunp
Muieri,S of various qualities and prices ms cheap MS
tan he bought elsewhere.
Also, Pure BLOCK Tin Pipe, warranted No, 10 inurs
the water IN way aud fitted 10 the best style To,
Pumps aud al other purposes.
Having procured the services of nm eNperiens e,I'
Plumber, he is prepared to all orders in this
lin. with neatue-- aud despatch.
Lend Pipe And sheer lead ol various sizes on hand,
also, a, Minds of Brnss mud tonipos,,,.n Castings
made ~ order. ship Castings onrl kinds on hand
and made to order Ut shprt nonre.
JAMES w. LYON,
Having been appointed agent Of the Hudson Quits
Pcrchs Manufacturing 20. " now prepared to fur
n,sh any quantity d Guiia Per,hn pipe, aud shset
de- this pipe can he fitted to any of the uses Ia
which lead hHs been applied for conveying roli W.T..
ter possesses man, advantages lead IL 10 not'
affected by any the acids or Rlk kacs u H. entirIy
tasielc-s, dies not affect ANY Kind al water, viii ncr
rot aud canot be hurst h, frost The sheet may he
applied to any use tn which sheet lesd may be Hp.
piled, aud Is peculiarly adapted o lining water tanks
and reservoirs aud also fhr water clo~ct work.
Grateful for pact hvur~, he hopes by sirtt aiien-
tinn To- his business 10 mrtr the appreciation ~ his
customers. All work wsrgaht,d rot To hail until
worn out. NJ tL
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FRESH GROCERIES SC.
lust received at 22 Broad ST., by CORNELL
y s. DENNIS,
Extra fine Oolong Tea,
English Breakfast do.
Ningyong do.
EStra fine Young Il,son do.
llysOn do.
Crush'd Sugar, Pow dcred Sugar,
Granulatcd do, Refined 4, Is, n e, do.
Havana Brown do,
Premium Flour, Extra Flour.
Common do, Ilcck,I = ~ bags, do,
Rice, Cheese, Cincinnati Hams,
Dried Rect, Lar', Sperm e. udlcs,
Pearl CandIcs, Lard Oh, Whale Oil.
E>ta No. I. Soap, Excelsior Suar,
Castle do. Tobacco,
Niarcaboy Snuff, Scotch >nun,
Dairy salt, SalcIatrs, Soda,
Cream Tartar, Indigo. Pearl Starch,
n. q. Mohsses, Havana Moass,s,
Wrapping Paper, D. X R,isins.
Sccdlcss Raisins, Currauts, Citton,
Java Coffee, MaracaIbo Coffee,
81 Domingo do, Parch,d do.
Grouud do, Nutmcgs, Clovts,
Pure ground Spices, Pepper,
Mustard, Pickles, Capc,s, Catups,
Preserved Ginger, ENnau Lemon,
ENtmct Vanilla, Peach,
Rose Water, Yeast rowd,r,
Rock Candy, Tapioca,
Nlaccaroni, Ncrmicclli.
Pearl Barley, S,qo, Ground Rice,
lIomiuy, Arrow Root, l.ipgass,
Esscucr Cofcc, Corn Starch,
Chocolate, Bakers Cocoon, Farms,
Crockcry, Wooden vaic, Dollar Clocks, Sc
With great variety oi other gpods, to ciiumcrwe
which would Gll a Ncwspal cr, at wlr,lcs,le ard
Retail, 1t the Invest prices. in
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NtIrIl b.

WE have rrreivrd ow rasrr Ur's; l.adic.
w plra-. c.ll AMI ti. Sul-- ADD ! ave
,ou, u,dois, sid the, sball b. al,dc ~ the b,H
misr nd -, short nvtws. 1872 Thanss Sueet
corner ~ ChaI,h. fkA fkI-NCH.
s.,S.
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New YoRx. AUG. II.

NEW ] oHx, Aug. II.
Iowa ELEorlor.--J. p. Cook, (Whig)
10 elected TO Congress in the third dis
trlct, by a minority Of 500.
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PAVILION,


Tbs Establishment il now open for fhe sea-
son, and the proprietor will be- happy To make
engagements with parties who may desire 10 rn-
& ,gc rooms. The distance from New York 10
New Brighton is six miles, and rhc trip il per-
formed by n steamboat in from 2j 10 minutes.
IL leaves New York, Pier No. I, North river, at
7, 9 and IL A. NJ, aud 3 1.2 8 and & 4. NJ.
Leaves New Brighton =, 9and II. a. NJ,
and z, 3 20, and u. VI a more frequent com
nunication will lc established as the season
advances.
jy l6pd r. BLANCHARD.
BURRINGTON'S HIGH PRESSURE SODA
The Subscriber now offers 10 his friend, and
the public, Soda Water with a variety of Syrups
in quality unsurpassed. Consisting of Pinc-ap-
Pile, Sarsaparilla, Gohlcn-ncad, Rarbrry, Va
nlla, Strawberry, Orgcat, Lemon, Wild-Chcrry.
Orange and Gingcr. The fountains and ripcs
are cnamclcd throughout thereby projecting the
Soda from the taste "f copper other metallic snb-
stances They are charged with much care at the
celebrated Soda establishment Of II. II. Bmring-
ton IN Pro nlcncc, and feel confident in offering
this delightful beverage 10 the public that thcv
will find IL even more than meets their expccta.
tions.
Soda drawn ut all nours Of the day and eve
ning
C.G. G. HAZARD, Druggi,t
and Apo,hccary, Next door North Pos, Office.
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DIrREICE CREAM.


UNlE increased demand for our Ice Cream,
i from year 10 yenr is n positive guarantee f
its Superiority over all other Creams that is man
uCicurcd IN this place, ihruforc We don't have
." pull and advertise and finally bcg people TO-
Try Il. The reputation IL of many years stand
Ing, 1nl our facilities this season fnr suW'hrg
the Increased demand y much better than here
toiure. Having engaged our Cream from the
best larms on the Leland, cm'bles us io supply
pure aud fresh cream with every VARSITY 81 ha,or
~ Fancy Pyramids, ~ IN common 1ouhls, nj alb
times, and ~ any 'iuaniiiy, at moderate p'icrs.
We are also prepared To sspply fruh hes, char
lotte Rursc, PLAIN ~ ornamenied, lanre NaDgc,
J"llrs, brandy Fruits. ptrscr,ed Fruis, DINA
mental Welding cakr, Fam,ly oakrs, Taris AMI
pios, flesh avery dr, tocihrr with eyr', 9th
- mtr.h connected with line. NJ the short
est uOtlcs I'D sn icasun-ls terms, by
RIDER h SISSON,
D20 Succssorr 10 W. =. vose.
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I.,pIt.SrG,IrrREpoTS

IL MARSH has iist rccitci a vciy hll Sup.
ID, ~, Of Ladies Gi,itcrs II cvrr quality and
price. | Case ~ low ~ II % pcr paIr, goud
tuicle. Lalies ~ want Of the above will please
Gau At l0 TlAinss St. s2I
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DUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.-The Public
L School Committee will meet at the Public
School House in Clarke Street, on Friday, Aug.
2Oh, 1852, ats z. NJ, for the purpose Of exam
inng applicants for the situation Of Teacher for
Boys School, Marlborough Street.
D26 to APO WIN GILnIN, Sccry.
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@ tflarine 1ntsllisenfe. MA
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

Sun Rises, 10 sun sets, Sc ~. Wafer, 10 o.
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Travelling Agents Wanted.

Competent persons will be supplied mp
on the most favorable terms. A pcw
more only will he engaged Address
post paid, DIR. A. NJ. Maurreau, N. Y
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IIrAIirENE, frcsh supply, at
w B22 X. j. IAYLUR'S.
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VERY Low PRICE.

To enable Families in the oountr, 10 lay IN sup
ply Tor their own use, the pruprioiors offer Five
Pounds good sweet SoucHosG Gr 3 rs; Five Pounds
OR.s0E PExoE br LIS; Five Pounds Nisaroso
Eor 81 so; Five Pounds Fine YouNa Hrsov bT 81 !
Five Pounds OID HYsoS for $3.50 aad CorrEE,
ground M their own Mills, Ten lolnd- best CrBA hI
sl.20; Ten Pounds best lava for SlG0; Ten Pounds
best Mocha hr 8 | 80, ground
Do Ordors from the country, enclosing the money,
may bo sent at our risk aud the package will lie
emcfully forwarded, strongly packed. Ord~s by
Express men immediately attended tO.
Address REDDING A CO.,
China Ira Store,
lss WuHisoroS SIEEET, Bs,ro
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by becoming in time possessed o the kaowsjgs the
Of which has caused the scknsss aad poverty o thousands
In view Of such consequence life mother
sable II she neglect To avail herself of shsi knon isdss
respect herself wIseh woyd spare her mush susfx
n,- ~ hagn~ss and prosperity her husband aud
confer her chdrsa that spg above all prieehsshy
tcdie. with healthy misds That Know ledge eoais'nsd
a nltlk work suhtIsd
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PLASTER HAIR.
81 Sacks Ph,6er liait, just received and for
x y sale by BARBER q I etDf,
% South side Market square.
LILY POND
ICE.

'T'llE Subscriber having obtained good supply
i Of Ice, would inform his pa,rons and the
public in general, that I've is now ready To make
contracts to supply them with Ice from pure
Spring water; those wishing Ice the coming sea.
son. will please call on the subscriber at the Ice
Depot, It's Thames Street, corner Market Square.
Hotels, Families and Stores supplied b, the sea-
son, on reasonable terms.
m2O JOHN l.. CRANSTON, Agent.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is TIT

WHY ~ ITy .a aHa
That Ne behold miy naIes ~ the meridian Of life
6ksr - hssh Add sIrts with eonI,s ~ diseases
snd uinsuN dsputing thsm IL i FOR the snloy
i III. wlsf physical bsslh, buoyaiey of sIirits,
aud happy serenity of nd afsing from acondittoa o hsulh
should be pred rninan
Many oflhe causes af her sufenngs kIerhsps years
bsaIs perhaps duIing giilhood the first II mspiax~
m.. ~ their origin so light a. 10 unaoesd andf eossso
Asglected.
IN AFTER YEARs,
When too late to be benefited BY knowsdge look
iguora.ee.
what would ~s not often give possess n early lie tho
knowlsds. We obtain IN after yeas Aud what days and
nights Of anguish might not have been spared az Tie
bno~ledg. was timely possessed. IL Is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sic knees and Suffering endsred BY many wis
fT years from snIie and coaollsbls, ssssy
Iemedied-or better st. not incurred, ifs,er
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the iuEprmaon contained in little ,a~me t~ik
Ia the reach Of a) which would spare To heneif
YEARS OF MISERY,
And o. her husbaad the constant s and ansisy Of nnd
necessarily devoiving him from sehsess of the ws
without s,,ns hm t,. opportunity Of aeq.,I.s that com
pvt-nee which his erenons enIed aud the son
II which would the happiness VI hnss wife. and
Sudden. .|''
SECURE THE MEANS or HAPPINESS
by becoming in time possessed of the tnowlsjye the
Of which has caused the sickness aHd poverty II thousands
In view Of such cousequenees, wife mother
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lu-Tcn copies, one year, go, and one copy
extra ior year To any person sending the club oi
ien.-E0
All communications post paid, addressed to
WM. T.. LEONARD & co propricturs oi the
Southern Ladies Book, will receive INN, diaic
attention ia
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A NEW Route 10 PittsburR, via the baltimore, sus-
gusAanna, and Psnnsyrasd Rairoad7 rossk 10 Pts5g
will
United mail from Washington
NJ connecting with the fast line MiddIetown M,
irving nj Harrisburg at ~, m, 10 dinner.
The Harrisburg for the 2, arriving
AZ this point
Johnsown thence by packet
stages direct nom IIolldaysburgto Pittsbnrg.
Tickets following points this
York; wnehsvie, Columbia Marietta, Middeown Harrisburg
Perrysvie
insdon, IIoilidaysburg, and Pittsburg.
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
passes through Care shippensbug Chambersburg and
olher points on this road.
accommodation OF from Washington
points, the baggage OF the will be
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning baggage
carried free Of charge TO Calvert station
ROBERT STEWART, e
octl-dn Ticket Agent.
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snid srs.'' was store 20 vs.I1us street
iiE snsaea place @. ob..sns al wines. saols se good
o-s ssiss made b ein % eoaalnsessn obliged Largely
offering some Of ths liquors portsd
BY HIM. lis would refer 70 some invoices az follows sL
Low prices RAJ Old and soss very choice
~ ns gallon A.o old delicate Amsnaao N casks % 10
- pai Up in Eaope which he challenges as equal any
The Amanuaao peculiarly adapted
70 they without stimulating ana have
Ponwines principally specially selected his
m nom The stock Of "Burmsse" oporso and imported d.
These wines fy delicate, been highly APP
all Ports and wines paImed OF as such:
They are q various and Prices in bottles and on dIans BY
delicate while Port and maimsey Port -, -, /,
"a % wnss q various sorts dy and men, sau' sas oa
sparkling wines Of the subscriber IL wen known
ported ~ nm are superior 10 other vines and are sold at
lie has also champagne wines Of various brands and qualities a,
generally subscriber holds himself and he
Sossa % the r. sls.. .s@ s % Msdos
ofBugundy he stock and
aa ne can pesen, g them nom his vaults as good oos o. buf
saaierns and Barsac always hand in bottles.
His selection Rhine and Mosee wnen, from the cellars OF
BERNHARD Jordan ofCobenz extensive and number
choicest ynases Of The senbeg which the best growth OF
In cognue bandes,
stock some very Old eIga Of Guard upuy
hhds and Duboache 1884, in hhds on consignment which win
Also fsh Scotch and MonOnsaheA whskey Jamaica spirits,
brandy and Al other wines and liquors including al Of
sss,ss, ABSORBED .ioeS saa
All goods delivered within days reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid will be promptly executed sent by mail telel
graph ,.cop sn,nrp !.
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Nov l5--n
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hcAAosbI november IL 1851
conformity the code Of Virginia Of 1912 page 4sl
do hereby make known all whom IL EN- hi
pears certificate Of escheaior Of lhs city Nonot
the lith day OF November 1851 and received lana
The l+sh day Of Nsyepse s5i thar - on ,hs
day Of October 1851 follow Ing ots lying In the
have this comoaweallh, 10 vii,
ot Of land bounded ~ Dartmouth hs soalh 4, a.
the BY the creek the north, and Asi,
the with wood dwelling house IT, eschealed no
oi Jobn Lawrence, deceased. - "
loo of land bousaed BY Liberty nost by NJ
raesons aad the east BY North LET oal s
by Cumberland west, with old Aoass
eseheaied from the Of Robert MeMann deceased
And lot OF land Of Boletoun street bouA
BY seldenas land the Bonsle's sosu
by Thomas street the east eselealed nom Of R
n. Burke, deceased. Test. ~@s
s. u. PARKEp
Nov lo-iaw6w Register Of the Land Oas.
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(TAs College Of As Profeant Episcopal Church,
rilE VIII open Monday, October o, 1851
until the commencement dsy''the last
Thursday July New recommended
opening session, received they
ply and the charge estimated from the date othe entrance
The college has tho usual number Of classes affords all The op
for education and, the successful temna
ton Of the collegiate cone It's graduates the usual AGA
demical degrees.
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college and
of but under distinct discipline
ceve lads the beginning OF their academca COURSE and prepares
The oversight direction OF the
professors college special advantages the pupils in
the grammar school.
In The classes study Greek language is
omitted place supplied ny additional studies In modern lam
guages, book keeping, nc. .
The situation oslege entirely heahfu and by It's di.
and villages, favorable good morals and
order
"Kemp building 90 feet by 49, win be ready for &C
eupaton addition the former
Of professors the trustees have recently appointed Hugh Dav
civil ecclesiastical law, and John H.
Alexander LII. d., lecturer physics and chemistry.
whole charge e the college and grammar
hundred twenty
dollars. payable semi annually In advance
Applications for admission TO be made TO
Rev JOHN n KERFOOT, n. D.. Rector,
College OF st. James ?. O. Marylani.
AurI 4 -JtsvQ
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A COMPENDIUM Entire Body OF the Law
BY alphabetically arranged with reference 10 The
latest and approved authorities.
9vols, Law Sheep, syo, pp. ATT. Retail price sa0 o
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of the Profession.
There profession that contain such bedy Of
law within the limits or that are more deserving Of
P''"' p'''"'s'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Nelson in his opinion Of the nbovemen
toned work. om,
NEW York, Sept aG, 1885,
The vast acc, mutation
oows aas a%s s law giving him cy ofn
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
80 ~ 49, ROBERT J. WALKER.
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
have frequently examined its citations and have been highly
precision with which announces the prn
ssance from myself that feel profession
learn its MERITS and like enjoy lis advantages
Nrw YoRx Cry, Oct. IG, 1850.
inpars Of and well arranged
book while saves TO The profession vast deal Of time and
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia. .
Mr. Kinne has collected with great diligence and accuracy The
very ably which those apply The
references the authorities copous as TO give TO any pos
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
examined Kinne Law Compendium with much a,ten
allow satisfied thatit ad
mby adapted 10 the purpose for which II was obviously de
for rriai and argument
tides, say confidence treated with great
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
saul..sd 70 be help the student than ANY ons
'''e = w. l.. HURST, Philadelphia.
The PLAN utility accuracy
unqualified appreciation Of the isis IN the
United State q se a.s sIcs nss sa .nsh
u >''''"f rSSi.hsa by JOHN r. TRow,
Nov o4-n - and 81 Ann street.
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CUPERIOR Dagucrreotypes First Premium III. Ill.
y WTEHURST has extended the Geld OF his operations over
ground than In The country, Ills galleries
found between AZ and 9th streets
No. 207 Baltimore street. Baimoe corner broadway and Leonard
New York; No II Main Kchmondi Sycamore
Ps.ersbug Main street, Norfok and Main street. Lynch
burg Virginia
extraordinary Improvement nsung i,hfa and hghyfnished
iikenesses in n few seconds.
rotary ground, invented by H. Whehut, gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture.
distribute than thirty thou
annually and have given This
certainly aeng the superiority Of his kenesses
W. calls the of the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition Of pictures will be given -
competition daguereoypes the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute he awarded the first
medal by the judges.
ofevery description copied, and post mortem eases
attended 10. Nov 28-dly
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A. ~ q. A. ARNOUx,
DIAPERS and T.dfLORs,
No. 900 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,

.above TIE Iring House, Ne,o York.
RESPECTFULLY invite offends and the public to
IL their spring goods the patterns
which prepared the
fshonable sv. usual moderate Fresh
vcsngs latest mportaons elegant light
for vests patterns OF Paris emhroidores
sku artists employed In this estabhmentone
pants,
complete itself Amy and uniforms
order accuracy despatch and in The approved
ner metropolis will find
everything their and perfect u always insured
NJ H. fpRmtrw Tp.-1bese elegant wsistcoas
Castle Garden have been awarded the
first premium by the American Institute at their late fair
Feb l5--dlm
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DE SELDiNC WYLIE,
No Todds Bungs Penasyrania merit door pesf o
Browns Hotek. pashiason, ID. Q.
CHAs. DE SELDiNG ANEW WYLIE, Jr., having formed
" purpose prosecuting Claims before
Congress- executive departments or before any board OF COM
appointed of spoliaions other
claims against foreign government are prepared 70 give their
full faithful attention TO all business that may he inused TO
their chsge attend obtaining pensions, bounty
claims arising under contracts reae or
buying selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, nc. -, . -.
wye, IT,, viii attend 10 any law business with which
either himself nted, OF the courts OF
the District, or Supreme Court OF the United States
has De SEEDING United commissioner, notary
pubic Of deeds for all e States Of he Union
taking OF testimony, ncknowledg
men, OF deeds and which appesn his ONCE
Charges will and regulated BY the amount clnimcd,
and tie ertent services required.
viii receive Immediate attention.
e-dly
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oNe Are Is within tho reach or "a. .iI.--The cele

. within tho slI.-Tbe celebrated
IL physicians Brothers and Gray, finally
concluded settle themselves the ofwashngsn after having
world OF knowledge and having
the Indians for the purpose Of getting thorough
themselves qualified
nd complaints which family subject
promise all with call that win,
asking question, tell complaints symp-
toms and guarantee and speedy The Doctors
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared themselves
The complaints
they originated, long standing
References
living In all the western counties cf the
York. Pennsylvania Canadas &c who, hsving
acu, hearing OF awaiting themselves 81 our
skill have been restored bea,h Diseases successfully
this office the following dyrpepsy,
rheumatism bronchitis crspea. letter. .cadhead drop.y
diseases, diseases
kidneys, spine, &c
Once south street, opposite the Smithsonian
Oct s-d2ws
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EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
f. q. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE b CO..
26 Rue Noue Dame des VICTORIES,
GEO. II DRAPER Havre.
ships will accountable for gold, silver
bullion specie ewer precious stones, metals unless bills OF
adng signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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I'VE QUINCEy-s Literary Remin,scences, 2 vols. II

I'VE QUINCEys Literary Reimbursement vols I2poo.
" being vols Of the uniform edition OF his works,
Motherwei's Posthumous Poems, vol.
The Vision Of sr Launfai by James Russell Lowell
Of the Ruckmnste and Of HIS Rev Jos
Buck minister; by Eliza Buckminsier Lee vol.
Treatise Morars, with Of the pro
employed public works boston harbori by Lieut.
wm. n. Wright ". r. Engineers
= This day received for sale by -
Is TAYLOR h MAURY,
Septic Booksellers, 9th
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ORNATE TUrOR.--A young English gentleman, who
received good education, resided years Paris
anxious 10 obtain the position of young
sons In some private family of responsibility.
References
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