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Marbleized Iron Nantes. Columns, Ped

EsTALs, TABLE TOPs, &C., &C.
TIME SALAMANDER MARBLE co. invite public
i attention 10 their Marbleired Iron an one Of the
greatest discoveries Of the age and for hch they re-
ceIvcd the GOLD MEDAL at the last Fair OF the
American Inslilute,mnd THE MEDAL attho Fair OF
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, held nj Woshing-
ton in February and March Of this year. ,l ifat b
This material, having a metallic basis Is more dura-
BILE and cheaper than Marble It's representations OF
precious Stones and the choicest Marbles, IN more than
sixty different varieties, exact and surprisingly
beautiful u II capable Of resisting greater degree ~
OIL if m lN sfIAs q. HERRING.
The manufacturing department Of this Co Il under
the auperintendcnce Of n F.& J.P. Williams, the IN.
business department that 81 Jour RusroK, 20 whom All
communications may be addressed, at the Principal
Ware Rooms, el5 lloadway New York.
april fQ9 d3moa WI
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z OR Good Blacksmiths can find constant ep,plov
- me0t, by applying at OSGOOD BRADLEY,S
dit le Car Mandatory.
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BOARDERS

GENTLEMAN and his, wife can obtain pleasant
"A rooms and Beard by apply ing at No % Pleasant
street Also several single gentlemen ci be accommo
uHle' WIN boar1.-1a isf D 70. iislal myl2 diff y
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FLOUR-FLOUR!

Just Received 500 bbls Flour of Extra and COM
~ mon graGes, among which may be found, -
Eastern Rail Road,
Boston Rail Road,
Camilla Mills Extra, n'
Family and Surerfne Valley Mills.
Also, RATHBUN's. GENEsEE EXTRA, Superior
for Family use To any other brand in market all oil
which will be sold at the lowest prices at the Whole
sale Produce Store, Washington Square. e
BASSETT. EARLE, 81 BROTHER.
my25 dawlf
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Butter

XNIE are constantly receiving from New York and
wv Vermont Diaries, New BITTER, of superior quail
ity -4 BASsETT, EARLE a. BROTHER. 4
my25 daw2w
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WORCESTER FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1853.
WANTS, &c, e'a.d7 q.
WANTEO

lsk ~ Or four Blacksmiths, accustomed 10 the use
q Trip hammers, Also. two good Chisel grinders
Al nPP 11 =, FOSTER 4 co Worcester or PAGE;
WHITMAN q Co, West tchbutg $50 ~
meh24 istf
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~ Flour, Grain, and Meal
CONSTANTLY on hand and Tor sale Wholesale and
~ Retail 3P.tLOTHROP, a.a
apI4 daw5m l 5ss % Mechanic ST..
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j. G. Pearson
WOULD respectfully inform the pnblic, that he ha
w taken The old stand of Farley Il Pearson, 200
Main street, Worcester, Mass wnere he continues 10
manufacture Carharts celebrated patent Saraphines,
Melophines aud Eollans, single and double reed, IRON
70 oclavos, and OF the best style and finish.
Every Instrument made aud sold by the subsc rber
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
ianl .lios Hla1 9fiE daw6m
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WANTED.


I OR TWO LADIES 10 sci Goods IN M,u;ns,,
Rooms, TO whom constant employment will be-
given. oys L,HARn0N & 90
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500 or 1000 Dollars Wanted
ON Real Estate security, for term Of years. Apply
\ : 4, 1lls- vince. DIFF iel
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Board Board.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated
a with good Board, and pleasant rooms vii hin two
minutes walk OF the Post Office, by applying at A. Put
:. also, few single gentlemen can be accommo-
ualeu WIN boaI0 ahd kooms -. arg dtf
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WouLD give notice that he continues the AUG
wv TloN AND COMMISSION RiJslNESs y, ~.
Oh stand OF Hood N kumnm, No. las Main street.
where no VIII be happy 70 receive oanmonts or III
aesctp'lon5 ~ PROPERTY for Auction, or priysts sale
Proreny.it adi i3 s1liNl aiI T7l1Tlayf -N''V""11i
H.B, Cab paid for Necond hand Ftrniiurc.rl 4 I.
a. IA ssts , saIs ssss., pry and Fancy Goods
Worcester, .Fsb.ae, 1858. G ''ahia ~ 8 ddss
t1.ia iaslas-t' Nd
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1000 Good Vest Makers Wanted

ITO whom constant eHiploym through the wear will
Il be given, and cash payment every week by
CHAS. w. FREELAND s8H
Jeo dawti Onion Block Main ST.
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Shorts Shorts
(fOR sale low fol Cash, by r LOTHROP,
T. apl4 daw3m 2S Mechanic ST.
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d. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Runaway New York

Sod in Worcester, by sIBLEY & SCOTT, Il. T.
LAZElI., DAVID SCOTT, JR., JAMES GREEN,
G. 5. J. HOWE, NJ. B.. GREEN, and E. II.
MARSH and sold by all Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & POTTER, No I54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents tor New England
maIl4 daw6mis
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Establisbed in 1922.

'lH i7g - wMs D.FENN0& SON
have large assortment
nilQo.Gf - + s 81 Table Cullery, Ilritnns
o.,g h6T MIA Ware, Silver Wale.
MNwlE Watches, and Jewdfy,
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols. B
L. -. 49,. Hunting and Fishing Tao
City, and selling al vary Iov nrsrss III S%s .x
S'naI PtcGis' theif iaotfo les NAN atrsrt : 1fa
mehsi axwsf iasT'1 = 1aT'A ~ II
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la1 Beck's Washing Powder.
Il UST received a fresh supply. q H.AYRES,
~ may2i DIFF 93e Main street
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Butter and Cheese.

DUIICI dNU OlGESEs -"0HN
NOV receiving, since the recent decline in price
In choice Diaries of Bntter and Cheese, from Chau
tanqui ST. Lawrence, and franklin Counties, NY.
Also, Vermont Butter, in small packages, which We
Oher at the lowest market price, by the package.
febI0 diff LEE SPRAGUE IL co.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE CD

Splendid Scheme for Nhis Day.-Capitals
0ouO, 10000, 5000, 1907, 100 of lOO0 25 OF 500.
- OF 3O0, TO OF 20o DC. u numbers, u drawn.
Tickets $40
Also, the Pstapsco Lottery-Cspitals: Sll. 7e4
III OF 1880, 353 OF 50, &c 7s numbers, IA drawn
Tickets So SO.
Drawn Nos OF Washington, Is:
OIL IA zS So 49 "a y 81 26 10 2 IS 3d.
Halt 2e 50 g., $3.50; whole 26 81 40, 500; half
IL IL "a, SlOO; do 10 Ga, 500; quarter ls 81,
sI00-aii sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 81:
80 l6 10 l sc 50 81 40 81 AZ 90 II
Or ! 81 Sc. $500 All sold and paid BY
WI !6 n LUCK.
Do 80 40 II
Drawn numbers OF Grand Consolidated G:
~ sc 73 AZ So G5 &c sc SO as
Halt 26 sc sc, $500 Both sold and paid by
O. 10 81, $50 LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, So:
70 40 II 63 IL q % "a II IS 10
q 40 n, $1,000 Three L.ore prizes sold
De- 81 a. a. 81 81 n q SO go and paid by LICK
To my old Customers and Friends.-dy
Once Is now opened al Ho. 3 Governor street,
Date K. q. SCOTS oftce) for the sale of Lotto nv
Tickets, where it viii give pleasure to wal, on
you. e 3. LUCK.
ORDERS for Certificates or Packages or single
Tickets and shares In any of the Maryland Lotte-
rles, Will meet prompt and conential attention if
addressed to
r. FRANCE d CO., Managers,
NH 10 or to e.. b. LUCK Richmond Va
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Washington 5fairS,

v,,su,>sreS. March l4-Gilbert Rodman,
,.., one n: the nrincipal clerks 10 the Secrets-
:. ~ the Treasury, has been appointed chief
-l.-k Of the Treasury Department, vice Geo.
Jsrrngtop, removed. Mr.. johnson, OF Mis-
.,ss- mn, has also been appointed clerk TO the
Ans AIT Secretary ofihe Treasury, vice Eead
,euoyed. Tn. Baltimore Custom House, II
: ss;F. will be disposed OF this week. Col.
Js-ob G. Davies will probably receive the ap-
20 n'ment , IL.
..r Mr.. Bradley referred TO several decisions
-esyan; 10 the objections raised on Saturday.
the District Attorney proposed TO produce
f.r her evidence on that point. The journal OF
ne Board Of Commissioners was sent Tor. In
ne rleaniiafe the Hon. George Evans was
sworn. lie testified that he presided over the
bead of Comfns sioLers. WAS shown the
memorial ineueston J Its appearance was
uerlccty ftmilar to him. Had no do3bi it
vas before the Board and was acted upon. 1t
vas sigaed aid sworn TO in due form, ether
wise it would cot have been received for ac-
ion. One or two other papers were before
me Board, but this is the principal one upon
rhch the case was adjudicated. DR.. Gardi-
1er was also stefore the Board personally and
examined, Col. Waddy Thompson, Thomas
CCryin Edward Curtis and Rober; Corwin
also appeared as his counsel. Perhaps Col.
Alien, also.
Hotter: Coscorsn. clerk in the frat con p:roer's
lclce, testified 10 his Getting the accounts Of the
-:b suditor upon the awards Of The board of com.
lcissioners, and TO the payment Of toe whole Of the
-Goley 10 w w CorcGrsn, the assignee CT Gardi
lar. some tine IN 1851.
3 discussion then arose as to the reading Of the
memorial! after wkich Judge Crawford decided
!1sI me evidence jus tilted lis reading. Mr.. May
.sad the nsmorisl which, in substance. sets forth
nat he (Ur EArdineD had invested S339392 in
--ectlag steam engines, DC, in san Luis Potosi
,as. IN lsiC ne m2loyed SEQ hands in mining npe.
-E,.ons at d expense 0; from $4,000 10 2000
ia; l. was driven from tn country on tie q b
= October, is46; that he was receiving upwards vi
S49uGG trUE4 his Investment and that his works OF
srlch ne vas sole proprietor, were worth $780,
,5c when lie was expelled from the country.
Tie court adjourned
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srr.rat Of Ike Ertcssoa-.Steamcr ASHORE

-SfftEUt % ASS EFICSSOft--Ac tFGhgET [S.SGCFe-
The Ship AtGIGRtG.
NEW YoRg, March 14.-Thr caloric ship
Ericsson has arrived from Alexandra She
made favorable passage, and worked fslly
ecuel 10 expectations.
The steamer Edwin Lewis is ashore in the
r.ver, opposite Thompson's dock.
The lighters ars now alongside the Balti-
more clipper ship Atatantasashore on: Bonner
Shoals, aud are taking out the cargo. The
sea IS less turbulent. Her cargo consists of
1873 packages and 4103 half chests Of Tea !;
3 Jl5 packages and j04 cases of merchandise ::
box and e cases of silks; 5000 boxes and
l,4o9 rolls If mating; $50 boxes of sweet
meats; % cases of china-ware; Isl packs ages
u chair; l33 cases Of camphor; 10 packages
Of baskets, and Il cases Of oil.
SECOND DISPATCH
New YoeE, March 1.-THE latest intelii-
sence from the Atalanta indicates that she may
probably he got of. The sea was getting
suooIh, and the lighters were removing her
cargo, though great portion of it, consisting
@: teas and silks, is greatly damaged. The
vessel is velHed ct $4,000, and the cargo at
$2@0,OOO. The lighters, with par, of her cargo,
came up this morning. The Atulaata was
s..iI ashore.
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The PaaadelphiG Murders.

PHILADELPHIA, March l4tn.-Auditional cir
camsances have been discovered, rendering
ne evidence against Spring conclusive of his
guilt Of the late murders. Lynch returned this
evening from New FORK with the Philadelphia
officers. He was found IN low den in Vesey
si!eeE, crszy from the effects of drink and the
Intelligence OF the murder of his wife. He says
as wife, trunk contained $40 in gold. All
he other prisoners except Spring have been
.ischAreen.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
+ : SENATE-SPECIAL SESSION.

u.sEryGToN, MarchI4s-~Ihe President oil
senate laid before the body commanica.
me rom the Postmaster General in relation
te 'ss cootrsc, for carrying the mails from
70 " rrnc 10 San Francisco.
'eiS 1,o,sl netitious were presented, when the
&C. resnmed the consideration Of the reso.
> enas' heretofore submitted bv Mr.. CLAYTON.
aI I'ns mnon the Presiden, of the United States
eal'' .er;ss of certain papers relating to the
-, ~. vfnn aud Buiwer treaty.
Ui 81, Mason replied TO the remar ks OF Dir.
,. vi, con,rovertiug the declaration of the
C'Sy ,ss,ed gentleman, that the Belize is in
- a., in the State OF Xacatan, and insisting
&C. ,ss BRUSH settlements are IN Central
''a' .r va He further said, towards the con
go If his remarks, that British aggres
go IN This coniinen, have gone far enough
" Clsyton replied, saying that Honduras
" }oss not CLAIM the Belize; and further
Gi'SEs,3ed his course in making the Clay ton
Silver treaty.
y,irbout concluding, he gave way for mo-
49,, >, ca into executive session.
s6er remaining short time therein, The
S.cste adjourned.
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Destructice storm ct CoIun7bvs r,

DeSTGCEECe taaDFH az C0sHWUES, ga.
CHARLESTON, March IA great hail
storm, accompanied by tremendous wind, &C.
cured at Columbus, Georgia, on Saturday,
which lasted 10 minutes and did immense dam.
sge. Taylor & Co.'S Cotton Gin Factory sus-
aimed great damage. Large numbers of ware
Aoases and dwellings were blown down or I'M
rooted. Almost every chimney in The city was
demolished. The bridge at Girard was blown
Gown, and wagon with the driver and ho,ses
"efe precipitated into the river. No lives lost.
IT'S impossible TO estimate the extent Of the
EGil2ge.
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ny Alexander Mott q do.

n.
- RAMS AND RAsPBERRJEs' - = c q,
n 1ecs..e d;-.s Lancashire Gooseberrie.
ana extensive Nurseries in England Tba a,ss.u
a,e s ~ 'ns Gs robust and growth and
leading varieties, and what are rAos, sns,ah s
the s,,h American climates Crown Bob, White
cashire Lsd, Ranger, Huntsnan. Green WI
Green Walnut Bunker Hin, Green Laurel, Joliv
Nailor, White Lion, Keeva Seeding Hirbwsv Tony
Heart of Oak, Bonny Lass, &c. IRE Fr,;, :. -
the largest size, zines, favor and very pre- ductve
Hea Dutcn ane White Dutch Currants. These
are the finest varieties of this deIicous and usst
Fruit. bearing the largest fruit of high flavor. and
vigorous and thrifty in growth. TIE plants are
very robust and vigorous.
Fslstaff Raspberries Fine canes Of this sp!eu.
did variety-tEe best of all the Rsspberries.
The whole of the above are of the finest dascr;,-
ton, both as regards condition and Quality Il
plants Finer were never offered, and are warranted
correct to name
N. B-The above sale viii take place a, our
store on WEDNESDAY, morning, the l6.h instant,
at 10 O'Clock. Terms cash.
NH Ia ALEX MOTT g. co, Aucts.
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BY Alexander Mott & Co.

nUR EVENING SALES will be continued
~ until the season closes, commencing ee seven
O'Clock, at which time we will sell ffon. the sleivse
In lots to suit purchasers, good selection of piece
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, gums pistols,
gold and silver watches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description. Also general assorrmsat
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT a. Co.
no kuctiouesgs
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Eg Spssms in the Stomach FlntHlen.
cy, and Indigestion cured by H0lleway's


cy, and Indigestion cured by H0lleway's
Goodwooc, near Sydusy, New South Wales, dated
Sept l4th, 1850: TO Professor Holloway, Sir
Having had an experimental know ledge of the good
effect produced by your valuable Pills, consider ii
my duty to make it known, that two years age,
my daughter, then sixteen years old, had suffered
fer 8 lorg time with cramps in the stomach fatu.
ieDcy and indigestion. / tried various remedies
without benefit, but q few doses Of your wonderful
Pills have restored ner 10 perfect heal and she s
entirely Tree from any symptoms oil her former
com plant
Sold By the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent edicnes throus bout the British Empire
and by huse OF the United States, in Pots and Box
es at 81 d cents, & cents, and 81 50 each Whole
sale by tie principal Drug Houses ia the Union and
by Messrs 4 a D SANDS. New York, and PUR.
CELL, LAOD d co, Richmond, Va.
There IS very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
B-Dlrectons for TIE guidance OF Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Boz nh l6-Iw
EE Et'7Sas Discovered, about 20 years
age, in theEounty G. King and Queen, by Ply
sicisu eminent N lis profession, that Asiatc Chol-
era, Cholera Mortus, Bilious Choic, DyGentery,
Diarrho8a Lock Jew, and many other nervous and
spasrlodic diseases Of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since thst time he has
proved that fact TO hundreds OF OR fellow citizens
and can rioFe It 10 ee many as will try DUVAL' S
FAMILY ANTl-SPASMCDiC, the peoples favorite
Medicine. They ger from PURCELL, LADD
l. CO., crery Druggist in the city. Ses advertise
ment. au G-3tawts
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Inc stranger, who came TO his death by
Ealing from The Monument on the morning CT
the Inaug ura,ion, has since been discovered TO
nave been William Mckinney, formerly boil
er maker at the Washington Navy Yard. He
"ss married, and living with his family in Bal
,'NoIe' having LETT them On The 3sd instant to
vi aess the ceremony Of the Inauguration
lis body having been disin,ered, and recos.
aiset by bis fuEher, was taken possession OF by
Inn and elsewhere deposited.-N Int.
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!, Es CfttZ and Strangers Visiting
ING city vino wish 70 get their Hair cut in the latest
ana most approved style, should cali at the Hair
under the American Hotel
~. =: Bio S-. and Colo Shower Baths can be had
x IRON 4ah past to half past NJ, ard
sngi9 i, 5sta = eents 81 I've tickets for 81 I'm.
'ASNS' AAtn sstese' mh
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4rrirak Ofo .UisSio16rsy.

EofTos, March Is, l853.-Rev. J. w. Dali
as. Of the American Board of Commissioners
Of 0relgn Missions, with his wife and three
GAlldrenr came passengers in the ship Sabine,
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Il Husbands. Wives. nauehters-Ths

- Husbands. Wives, Daughters-The
Great Restorative and Insigorator, HAMpToNs W.
GRTABLE T1NCTURE. Extract from James Harris
Eso's letter. Alexandria Va.-After speaking OF won.
Gertul hin self, he says: Mrs H. has been
suffering with the liver complaint and from feelings
Of inability, constantly complaining with weakness
through her whole system. She now enjoys better
health than she has for thirty years being entirely
stored by the use of Hsmptons Vegetable Tincture.
j Grimes, Esq, Loudoun Go, Fa-Eytract from his
letter: My wlfe has been for years afflicted with
great weakness; pain ia the breast, side and back
alpitation CT the heart; feebleness of the
system; loss of appetite complexion saow the sight
of one eye almost gone the other very weak /
pleased to say 'Hamptops Tincture has restored her
TO perfect health. Her eyes are good ever
they weIe.'
We have certificates from Hon Ii Clay, Hon r III
johnson, Vice President of the United States from
officers of the SNavy, from the State Department
at Washington, from the brother the Physician to
the Emperor of France, with hundreds OF our best
known citizens, all attests the great virtues OF this
Tinctpre.
Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture, by its mild action
on the stomach liver and the kidneys viii cure dys
pepsia cough, asthma, bronchial and lung affections,
pains the back side and breast consumption
fs, rheumatism govt, nesrasia stula, piles, bowel
complaints, worms, nervous debility-with all dis
arising from impure blood, and is the greatest
female medicine ever known.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see certificate OF
cures.
For sale by O. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
Enond: q. b. JONES 4 CO, Petersburg Va; Doctor
COOKE, Fredericksburg: MORTIMER / NOW
BRAY Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, New York;
upd by Druggists generally. nah 14-d-ets
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Adj0arumeat Of tie Ohio Legfs7ature.

140J0"' '74eEt y ne OHIO IAegEsFntaFe'
CIAciSNATi, March 1.-the Ohio Legisle-
IaFs adjourned size die today. The bill es.
ts1-sEIng sub-treasurers was passed. An
amendment providing for Inc payment Of taxes
u specie was rejected
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MR9H~E LlNS ANB BIER Il e. Il ID q.
IVA LANES AT l2h CEET5.--Ia order TO close
out the balance OF my stock 81 Dress Goods, will
eel Moasalines thai are worth 25ci for q canss
Also, Barege Deaines l2t ceuts, being hat their
usual prices. ca. In time tor bargains, e,
mh is WEN SWORDS 225 BROAD O.:
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DEATH OF Dr.. WM. Z. HoRsRR.-The
Fhhtdelpbia papers of the 14th, announcef
NE death OF Dr.. VIM. e. Homer, Professor 0
anatomy in the University OF Pennsy Iyania, at
taat city last Sunday. DR.. Homer was u ma.
i've o. virginia, but had been for many years
ties'deni oil Philadelphia. For more Than 80
years he has been connected with The char Of
Anatomy Of the University of Pennsylyania.-
His Anatomical works, which have passed
through several editions, and become text
Ioo"s' have rendered him known, not only 10
me dical profession here, but ~ Europe.
We received 10 ielegraphc dispatch last
4 rl.r- = - -
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fsNHE sULE kHEUMATlC SPECIFIC
Il kNO WIN. Mortimore's Rheumatic
Compound and Blood Purifier-tror, the

oOhPouh@ tBu DiOpd uEIHcF-fr0C1 the
numerous astonishing cures it has effected of Rheu-
most popular remedy offered to the American
pub &c; In presenting this Compound to the commu-
nifty, the Projectors although from past expe-
hence OF Its entire reliability to cope with ana eradi-
cate every vesge of this dire complaint ere PERFECTLY
willing to allow its merits to be Judged from It's effects
as 1t Is compounded expressly for complaint and
Is only applicable to such complaint, although ITS Gu
ratlVe powers may have happy influence on ether
ills attending the human frame. More than two thou
sand cases OF rheumatism, chronic and acute, have
been perms nenty cured during the past year by the
mails OF the most atterng nature have been and are
constantly received from individuals of the highest
standing IN the community. The deepest seated and
most hdeous cases have readily yielded to the potent
inhuence OF this Compound, and although physicians
nave pronounced many of them incurable, they are
yet hVlns sufficient evidences convince the most
sceptical. - -
MorIimOre's Rheumatic Compound is
vegetable internal remedy, harmless in its effects and
can DC administered with safety any age and condi
Ion, ana mas never been known to fail.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co sole Agents
lor richmond w. V. ALEXANDER & CO. Pro-
York. $3.50. S9' fo"
Chr0nic Rheunnfism-Tw twenty Years,
Standing.
ST. Louis, Feb. Is. l84s.
Captain Edward Powers writes:-I have f,r ,nnrs
than twenty years been severely afflicted with rheu
matlsm first acute, then chronic. | tried ali otber
remedies OF which could hear. also had the best
proved unavailing procured and used two bottles
OF Mortimores Rheumatic Compound and Blood Pm
rlfier, and II cured me sound and WELL -
ia 81 EDWARD POWERS