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observation-disclosures

BOWMAN, GRINNELL II Co, No. q
~ Sootsst NewYorE, sole and only authorized Aeen,s
br the sWALLOW-TAIL LINE Of PACKET SHIPS
LvrErcoL Packers sail 9th LosDos PACKETS sail ey.rv
ADD s9d 2la o. every month aitsrnsts Thursday
LIVERPOOL, LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL,
kEH WORLD, ICORNRL4S GRfNNELI.
QUEEN OF THb WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE. AMERICAN CONGRESS-
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBEaf,
ASHBURTON YORKTOWN
AMERICAN UNION PATRICK HENRY.
Persons wishing send for aeir friends and DESTROYS
bringing them By any OF the above magnificent sh
are informed that Aessrs. BOWMAN, GRINssELL u Co
ere the only Agents for the above hips in this city.
They also Drafts from and upward, which ars
payable g IN any town throughout Ireland and 0rsa
Britain BOWMAN, GRlSNELL d Co.
DO - souihs n T., and No. Regent rood Liverpool
Li,erpoo! Packets leave NswYork sts and as Of every
month.
London Packets les,s New-York every Alternate Thurs
DAY. fx passage apply a above
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EOR LIVERPOOL United States Mail
THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

III II y II y ~ a y ".Na -, - !, ~
Il R0URE Vanderbilt LINE for SAN FkAS-
CISCO Only Line gunx Tickets for crossing the 18th
M. Through in advance Of the mail The new double
e-sna steamship STAR OF The WEST, RIO tans
bu.d~n Will leave from pler No. North River. ON
SATURDAY. Feb S, At O'Clock p NJ. precisely tsr
SAN JUAN DEL SoRTE direct sonnsens WIN r,, ,as
Route having bu. u miles 81 land transportation These
steamers have vailed accommodations sud ventaflon
For information dx passage At the lowest rstea apply
ouly a, the Agency Of tbs COMPANY No Battery psse
Up stairs -,
ry Pss.s, cautioned against the representations
o eS runners for oher hnes None employed for ths
hpe
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I MITED PARTNERsHIP-RENEWAL

~ Of-Purnsni 20 the provisions o part ID ChApt L
Title lot If the Revised Statutes 81 the Stats % New York
NOnos hereby BY The subscribers That they
nsved and coutiuusd the Limited Partnership existing
between them underline Of LEWIS PENNEY IN the
business o; W hoese Boot and Sho3 deaers 10 the City
NeW-lork
The ,alscgiher LEWIS PENNEY, who's place Of ress-
dspoe the Ciiy and County Of NswYok sf coutnue.
Interested sad partnership ths Gsner. Partner and
THOMAS : TOWNSEND, whose place o. esideace Is at
Ch4gles0sn, m tbs state Of New Hampshire, coutiagss
interested said Partnership the speca Partner h.y-
us Tisusy contributed 20 the partzcrhip renewed
the u soQ % the eoDIacH stock. capital ia cash
ard which has be-n impaired Teeucea or with
drawn tlsrefTous.
The aid renewal Of sad CePaEtser.hp 70 eonrasuse
The LEI DAY Of January D. 1855 and % eo1tiuu, for
the term ofFee 90 snt The l CAY Of January
which vii b. in the year lSoe. LEWIS PENNEY
THOMAS 5 TOWNSEND.
DeleS Ntw-Yort Dee. 50 lss2
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NOTlCE.-The Copartnership heretofore eI-
~ stine between the underurneS upaes ihs fr-n Of
CROCkEA, HALL STOW, va dissolved on the zsth
q November l.st, oy mutual eO1seut-Alexaader Hal 70
tTiLs therrffoua-
The business Of the firm VIII Be closed BY CROcKER
STOW, ~ thu store aeTetosFe occupied by
lsigDssl WM. A cRocXyR,
ALEX. HALL,
J. W STOW.
New Yo-k Januarv lat issN
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YEAST POWDER--B L. BABBITr 10
the original inventor Of ths Chemical Yeast Powder,
hieh prepared and s0d by him At Nos &c and 70 Wash
inston ct, Ne~-fork, IN tin Those who purchase
,seulS that they get hAt with the above name on
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IVNDOw CURTAINs.-PRICEs RI.

w DUCED.-No. 449 Pesrl-st, o0rnersf Wltsm.-rhs
Subscribers prepared sell the balance Of their stock of
Curtain Materials At greatly reduced prices SILK and Wsft
ed dsmask. Lace and Muslin Curtains, WindO. Cornices
and al kinds OF Curtain THnrngs az wholesale retail
CHILDS SMITH, Practical UPhosseser..
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TTHE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore e1isi

FINHE COPAkINkRSHlP heretofore exisR
ns between tie sGbscFiberx pns-r t3e firm Of CAM
MANN, NHI1EHOUSY, Il Go has been Dissolved by %
hnst.Iioa zDd the retire Of E4w.rc Whrehsuss
t-oz kc.iress OSWALD CANAAN,
EDWARD WHITEHOUSa
BLAkELEY WILSON
JAMES N FULLER
The undersigned - u eoutInas the STOCK Erchsax- AID
OSWALD CANAAN,
BLAKELEY WILSON
Nsv-Tsst Jsa n rS3. JANIS N FUILER
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Gutlerp an0 Garhwars.

AUSTRALIA and CALIFORNIA
IA GOODS-NegcAAn:x Goa psnies and Individuals ST.
ns ost r thcss and fe and complete
meat Of Miner Tcols fekA SAoye HarawAre Cutlery
Rage ToolA NreArtna Ae. kc d, ct the cd seasd ot
CHARLES s, LITTLE, Nos- s. and "a fatosst
DOONTON CUT S-Manufacsareaan
- eonsssasly on hard Fer sale BY EuL1.kkA LORD,
Ne. lSe Greenw iek ct. cofnes Cedar.
CUTLERY, &c.-Sets Of Ivory and Dessert
OKnvss and Forks AaA Kaiye~ ealy Tesrrays PoIsAes
Shsyss ana Ton<A Hrs Stsnds ke wholssAe asd recall
b. Z. s. LITTLE, Ne~ IS aId u falienst
~ g. G. NJ. WOODWARD, manufacturers
We and dsAlep in WROUGHT IRON PIPES saa III
t,nes q =. LINDA feI stes. w..sr Ga. ts Ne "a BeeA
pusae s....nxs heated By ste~ln Tabel1 Besrs Of
oas szss Always on hand; He<ter Of ell for seam
snacs Orders received for Stesra Engpss and La,Aes
Wko3ssle sod retail
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CoPARTNERsHiP SoIlCE-A Enited sopurnsS
shfP has been formed puTsusnt - tas nrst tile Of
ouTth chapter q the second pat Of IRE Revised Sanse
the Sfste 0f New lork under the fye md urn Of
ChCCkER STOW, for the buy.az and selling sai aesl-
ins n Combs ard Fancy Goods "A Ire CITY Of Ns~York
Stare o. Alabama u The special partner, tad William A
Sfocfer ana yotPA W Stow, estk Of whom resds he
lohl Raynods has ccn bG.ec tie sun Of fifteen shOa.Ia
eolAra u csSA - TIE sock capital q sad co.
Paztnrrsp and thst sxc eopNrner.hlp commence On
the ts, cay o. January. thousand eight hundred al
tftythree ard 20 terminate the trs eAy Of January one
ihoss4He sishi hI1Gred sn6 kfysiI.-D.tsd Sev-Yort
December s-h, ls& JOHN RAISOLDS
WA A CROCKER
J. w. STOW
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INHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of the CITY Of NETWORK e.t.h.
I,hec N lsol At No. rs CalAst; Braach Ofcs No u
brosdvsy text e0E1<r Of sst oppose TRINITY Churca
Insure buildnzs hercha1dlse. Household furniture
Nesss Port their CssOes he AGAINST los or dsr
sac By Es.. JEREMIAH TERRELL Prsssascl
AosE. g. LkosAsp. Secretary.
6EcnGE fivLDIEe, Surveyor.
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IaP GREENLEAFvs INSTITUTION for
CTuYyEsANTsQUARE SCHOOL. : INC

second If tss School viii commence 90 lst req
rsry at which time parents residing IN the upper part o.
De civ dssous of pscpg their thoroughly select
No Ell Past 18th Il JANIS II. TYING.
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ORGANIZE A vICTORY.-CARNOT, the

DAGODA TEA Co, No ia Chatham-st.,
are selling lbs Black Tea for 81 aud 10 lbs good COf
fee or
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CREATNORTHERN RAILROAD NEW.

OYORK to VERMONT and ANADA.-ncketsa are soli
the NewYoss and New Haven Railroad Ohee, Broadway
snd Canast, NY. To Beloved Falls Rutland, Burlington.
Mind.or, White River Jupctsn Wells River, ~ Johns
bury st Abans Rouses Point Osdsnsbu gh aud Montreal
Baggage checked through Express n leave at AN.
and 81 Pm, in connection with the Northern Roads.
Freight by New Haven steamers from Pakslip every day
PN, connecting with the Railroad 20 Burlington 81.
Johnsbury gdensburgh Montreal, and all intermediate
towns The Companies forming the New. Haven Route
determined make 1t the comfortable S{pedtoas
winter route 10 Vermont and Canada n HYDE,
Dsi,f5ad Assnt No $50 South st. NY.
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TOLEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAILRoAD-oPen for passengers between roIeds
and Mouroevile. Trans leave daily Except Subdsysl
follows: Leave Toledo at NJ leave Monroeylie a. Y
P. M, ormus continuous line Of railway wa Cleveland
The direct hns from Cleveland Monrosville win be
open about Jan 20Ohee Toledo, Norwslk and Cleveland
r., Norwalk, o. Jan, 1881
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CENTRAI, RAILROAD of NEW-JER.

~ sEY.-NewYork to Esston, Pa Fare 81 D-Faa
No 4 North River daily for Eastos and intermediats
places at AM, u N, and S45 PM, and for soneryias
at 4tSP.N, Returning. leave Phhpseurs ass aaSs N.
end SiSPN.
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Jnsnranre Companies.

/ ORlLLARD FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PANY-The Annual Election for twenty-five Drec-
to or tbs Company, VIII be held their Office, No. u
Chambers e., on THURSDAY, the ID February next.
The Poll will De opened al ~ and close O'clock p NJ
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secretary.
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0G d { Isl eg !,
DR.. B. T. SPELMAN

Va, OULD announce 10 the people of Ravenna and
w its viciniy, that he hns located permanently in
this place. where he will always hold himself in read
attend to every call in his professional line In
addition the insertion of ARTIFICIAL teeth, plugging
&c. particular attention will be paid TO the diseases
of the mouth and gums, a branch of the profession
usually neglected.
DR. s. Is in possession of all the Improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preference over those
of any other city the unon and manufacturing his
mineral teeth their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY and CHASTITY appearance COM
mon proclaim teeth. Owing to the absorption which
always takes place when the roots of the natural teeth
moved 1t is necessary make of teeth that
much than the natural organs that
when the common teeth used, instead of being an
ornament. IEey often dis6gure the mouth: will the
usc of the old fashioned gum teeth obviate the difficulty
But the improv removes every obecton, and
though they composed of the materials, they
constructed 10 be much servceable and
durable, and in Of accident they be repaired
with less than half the expense incurred in the repairs
of the old kind. There verymany advantages
sulng from these Improvements which cannot be set
forth in notice 50 brief Those Interested there
fore invited TO call his office and Dr. s. will be glad
TO explain the advantages of this the old plan
plan which he practced for years before he receiv
ed the improvements. References will be gwen to
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him, and individual in this village who has
entire set in both Jaws.
Office Seymour's Block over the Post Office.
Ravenna, May 9th, 1851.
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Ilinuence upon the female con-
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and confirmed by TIL experience of thousands of ladies
who have taken of this cathoicon with the most happy
and universal success for the diseases and arrangements
commonly called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Among these are Prolapsus Uteri or falling of the
Womb Chronic Inflammation and liberation of the
Womb, Incidental Hamorrhage, or Flooding, Flour
Albus CT Whites, Chlorosis, Painful Suppressed and
irregular Menstruaton, etc, with all their accompanying
evils Cancer excepted, )of whatever duration and
verify. All these complaints can be pleasantly safely
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The general failure of the worthy attempts of the
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is greatly to be attributed to their reliance upon local
mcdes aside from the want Of knowledge of the prop
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many of the profession having witnessed its sautary
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The influence of this composition upon the female
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| organs.
ne 1nOSl IdDOTeQ
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WINTER ARRAN MENT.
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EpAEE ROAD

q - . -: -:
CLEyELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAIL ROAD.
an and after Wednesday, November IL. 1852 Pas
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arrive in Cleveland in time with the Lake
Lhole Road for New York. via punkrk or Buffalo.
Also with the G d Ralroae for Columbus, Gin
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Afflicted Read.
Philadelphia Medical House,
ESTABLISHED Is YEARS AGO, BY
n ER ES N ES Ell

ID kS = IA " h Il L. N,
Northwest Corner of Third and Union Streets be-
tween Spruce and Pine Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
NNIFTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted prac-
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most expert and successful prae one far and near
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confidently rely upon his skill physician.
T.dKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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from evil companions, at school-ihe effects of which
nightly felt even when asleep and destroy both
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and constitutional dc biy loss of muscular energy,
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and all nervous aectIoRs, indigestion. slugGishncSS
orlhe ver End every disease in way connected with
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full yicor restored.
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liable if you have appetite continually changea-
BILE from kind of food 10 another, had BREATH PAIN IN
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Der that all these denote Worms and should al once
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EAR. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book for
H. the afflicted Containing outline of the origin,
progress and of form of disease,
racted by proincuous sexual intercourse, by sebuse,
by sexual excess with advice for their prevention;
written in familiar STYLE avoiding all medical technical
ties and everything that would offend the OF decency,
from the result of 20 years successful practice excu
siyey devoted the of diseases of delicate pr-
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