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TWENTY FIvED0LLAKS REWARD.

II" ESTl FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.
A DSCDNDED from my la Friday TIE 21i inst
~ nr ANGELINA She black color. II Iuc
5Iect high Hes "iehc ri hair She has
large limbs, ciwrrg =! "A years AMI four "nn-
pregnancy She has had rhIra, and
ed freenhrirr, Augusta Va. She speaks brnrue differ
Negroes raised IN Ea vrenlI,
Said w0man will cnh"a7nr back where he
ed either ny tho Canal c. Rail oai will give The above
rewaL Tor her icllvcraicc Is jail I" Mcssrs. y .
Hill RictmonL
May p GEO. W. ATKINSON.
NEW PRINTING OFFICE.
West Corner Main and I2tiI Streets.
TFtliE undersigned having expense fitted complete
l. and NEW establishment END conducting The Book aud
Printing loinesT IN all l inrhes. under the
CLEMMlTT. 3pRE Il CAMPBELL.
Being practical printers and been gcl five
years past 0l The hcs city
ourselves that We are compete workman
like and terms az can be done; such
Checks, Blanks Cards CmcGfs Iaulhills Labels, Bill Iica
Pamphlets, &c.. &C.
We hope by aicnt" h and faith Of wn
10 merit what "? "oT s;'icI STARE n public pannarr
WM. II. CI.EMMITT,
l.. n FORE.
May 2 elm j. HARVEY CAMPBELL.
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OE THIS DAY IS !.

- =.
VIII lew years since Il llus
.,,me .ins. brancheS ui buslGesSurslcdl VlrfVYT
- N,-aa cannot work IN both with.
@ .,,D MS proficiency The other; II also prevents e
rr,s any persons thereby keeping the prices DENTIST
cpntaing the mouth arlive 1T great 1reC
@ in MS Branch and sGpe.Gcad numerous Or
~ m ARTIFICIAL teeth epioyi. number OF dehtistS IN Tue
Operators IN dentistry OF to-day convinced OF these
.-,,hs but them want OF funds orhI acI
advance business nave oeeh :" gre"
ans 10 Person Tor the m:chIhicd
t a- ysel have succeeded IN the person OF A. W. Jones'
n s s lust arrived New fois with all The reputable
rr.ncu;s aud will days be happy TO show his Capacity
al annreciae many advantages of enlarclng tho
r.a.r- ~ .rr,ls.S ;,on ore many office
.-,.''' r. d ADDlNGTON, d. d. $,
va
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A0IiuE TO BUILDERS OF SAW MILLS.
NAVE complete al saw Mil lfona consisting follow
ices Re action Water Wheels Crank gusu for same
at! Ennan Irons Saw Stirrups II as Tor way ,.re-
DIS head blocks; Segmens, wheel aud several OH,
Sflss. % meinn all 81 which
all complete; 1eio~ ANY per,on nuns
&,;-r Saw MILL would do well to cal! examine hru T
@a:N,a,Jy iias been used but very lutte.
w DAVID MASON
Narhl>-cw3,n Sussex county V,
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rHSE artne snip John e. Shae a"
Frank Thl'ci. Gicr lhe style 81 John C Shlfer Ca Is '
day dissolved, according 10 power the articles OF coph
mrrship
debts due firm b.: paiI Ia the undersigned who IL
alone authorized 10 settle The Partnership affairs.
JNo e. SiIAFER.
will the sinrss as old
stand, lime 3-3w
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ittfECUTOR'S NOTICE. Debtors 0 estate OF MIS-
ahdTic w bullock requested make prompt payment
ana Creditors are hereby noufe claims duly rer
he'd without delay either To James IT, (Auorney Law"
Governor s.ee who 10 settle them Iefsoa
ally JAMES A. SEDDCS.
May 3i-d&clm Executor Of Mrs. G. w. Bullock, dec u
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ROBERT X. PikESTtS,
a 1 ~ 4 u.
LOGAN WALLED

"A neciin. OF the Virginia Stale Agricultural society," held on
we iutt ." March III ha Hall -" The llgs"
"''usIy resolved that The cattle show
" ne society should be- hel Drtobrr
shS siyen 10 Farmers Manufacturer and prepare
Tor ~ exhibition. = -
Premium list, with rules aud regulations the Fair VIII be
loh'ed III due time AZ say that
VIC a!c n premiums "" be wl that II other
'ers-hd that "c trust c.C viii hr anL spT
cf4A from all parts ~ the our first fair vii do
cieit ant! o a
PHILIP 81. GEORGE COOKE. President
NAV ~ VIrsIn,a Star, anriruI,ur,, S,,,.,,
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SPRING TRADE, 1853,

SPRING TRADE. 1853.
steamers Arabia and Pacific. from Europe and by various
II rivals rom me N"hern manufacturers rcctlvin
large and entirely new stock If HOSIERY, GLOVES,
BUTTONS, CoMIS THREADS. together with every Va,
small and fancy rsa1-
ishmcns in the Nnrihc ard would respectfully solicit
the merchants OF virginia North C,na aud Tennessee, 10 g't "
examination uioh Their visit this spring.
Oar goods having been hoGshr ENTIRE FOR CASH. We r'
are sold in any house IN tins country
We have also ~ store llrsca selected stock ST t.OLD
md SILV ER WATCHES aud GOLD JEW f LKh :
TO which especially call attention. C;INTER Il ALVEY,
March Nm Pearl street
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~; Dcslcs Small Lottery duly. Tickts hum V"t To
dollars
certificates lse ,ichc''
or shares ;bnve The Maryland Lotteries
will hc thankfully and promptly Attended and the l
forwarded correspondents
Mly Address IIltIS LAMBERT. Baltimore, Mo.
"a Is. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND WARRANT AGEN'i'
~ GOVERNOR STREET
Stocks huus hi and ,od on c"nin.s"n
Tie highest pice paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and Silver wanted. , .,,
s1Pnzc tickets Lotteries sol" III Lotteries under HE man
Viii tc promptly paid by anu an
OF H. France Co. iidesac" "
hem Al Rc hroud vi meet with prompt attention. ,,.
Nav " c. Is. LUCK.
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ot
III ~ t' death az Edward Johnston.
''t ni. CONFUSED ui the Monroe
''"' y "c5lahy. E"fcuuII. ii,i!ukr arrl t'Eun.
1''r To cHI"ihy law the o al ~nI. conn.
,,oi F tiu t 10 h"l cGctl"n THURSDAY III. thr
r 49, =" JNhr rcAt AZ the places prescribed ny Tor Judge
'" l"nf",n IL CIcmi supply the vacancy aforesaid
' ltcr my hand ~ Governor, aui H.. seal Of the
Iseail Ss Commonwealth, at kIci"""" 's eleventh las May
ny TIE Governor: lbs Inu\s,H
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- To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-As Spring Is


AN! merchants from the Country have began
70 vast cry make ie purchases take no little pleasure
Family Medicincone tina! Is IN
all climates ana at all thai has performer
remarkable that other discpveed-ole a
isen by all conditions aud with perfect nas
stands unrvailed Tor the Dyspepsia Cous n 80 I
Cone Nervous Affections General Debility aSue a Sr;mn,
Nervous Headache We auLc Bakers Ceieofa'eu , n
N, composed entirely OF Vegetable substances a 40.
c. r"n all mineral roisonr when an Itne
sngio bottle has been known 10 cure the "oiS' ~
the late Robert r. Ncwchls and levels as ,'esi
~ W,nn Gregory lienrico and ohersNet vo's Head
certified HAYNES Moore, Peters and olhers-anu
, and pIAhHa. huudredso our own clzens asset WIN"
Nj great during the prevalence {" TIA CholerA IN
ana who lately Checked and uproaed all syinp.
thai horrL disease. tree N RAkEES premium
- Indeed been discovered Tome
:, powerful yet hias nature AS these bes ~hch
administered IL children, with ihe iappes
pnu.ec B.lLers anxious {" have them known
ua he cCuairy. aad Tor this will tem to Country
and others. the Wholesale al such prices as cainu
please All invited 10 try the Blers and Judge OF their
Is. For The following places al nifty cents per bottle
vrs Purcell iadd Bennett ana Beers, Alexandria Duvai,
49, cray ana Druggists generally throughout ic city. Also. OF
!. CHRISTIAN Petersburg u. K Lyman lynchbarei King
-. Norfolk DR.. E. Canim, Williamsburg
orders adGres>edto T. BAKER Prolrec-, Richmond Va
" nrn,nni a ten.lon April ;
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JhNI rs E. HEATH, .,,,
Commissioners IN CliAECERY, CIRCUIT COURT OF NE
~ CITY or klCiMoNp Office, for the present, al ne VIE
MIA House. April 25-2m
1MEE PLATED CASTORS.-We have com.
e pete Of the latest pattern. with eh eo'
hotties for sale by BULKLEY a. CO.,
inne 1871 Main street
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MARINE JOURNAL.
rnh woNDEK OF TuE AGE--TnE :

- The WoNDEk OF THE AGE e: II STE
r. KrO>l'uPlc OR Solip nAGuEkREOrfPE --Scrov
le Ar pictures fiat surface, all The s'l
t .nGness LIE, has been pronounced BY scientific meh
S wcu!criu discovery made optics The picture APP
stands like OF sculpture or ra
:t..I.c .hr living being
e. ti requested TO call aud examine specimens,
i"s' WrlrEiluRSr'S GALLERY,
ux;g-.s No. II Main street.
.z.SHOLLOWAY' OINTMENT AND PILLS
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL. IN THE CURE OF BAD
E1fac, Of from Mr. Broheu"n OF Sangrat, near
80, January 1853 Professor lloowaySr-Aitcrm my
lS, she caught cold which settled
and foot causing 10 swell TO an alarming SIZE VI
about twenty wounds ulcers, presenting
~ The pain che endured almost insup
h her medical attendants did goud
yr sac therefore, resolved Pills and Ointment
INA, happy they have effected perfect cure
80 FITS: EIrS!! FITSI!!-Persuns who are labor.
under this distressing maady, will lind the NE"
TABLE EPEPTC PILLS 10 be The only amedy ever usco'eeu
~ us Epilepsy Falling Fits These Pills possess speclh
~ and, although they are prepared esle
ieT purpose OF they VIII DC iount VI especial
,S all persons aict weak neves or whose nervous
f Frustrated shattered from any cause
,a, COMPLAINTS diseases OF long standing suPeilhduceo
they exceedingly beneficial Fun directions
each Price So per box or TWO boxes for 50 Per.
. enclosing remittance, VIII have the ps sent
,r through the mail of postage For sale by SETH y
No lbs baltimore Baltimore Md whom orders
nom ,Ipar,s oil the be addressed, ros paid
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT For TIE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
rBSS Road up.nto Tie base 81 he hihc klds ' Wv
,i he wccn Wayhchuuua AMI Siduu''l
Ibr EAR. yIiI he ruuup, tiat srctinI this
This ROME Ia the spgs viii attractions ii7 80
an. r,an Iururry The Raj Road progressing Westward Inc
rates of fare viii be as al the cities al Virginia a, by any
under the ~ j. L. He's
k,l E 50 well knuwu the public promises ia: best ac"no
la,iuna. ,.,,
y,rk and pLaIrI,,t, The RUNNING
hciw ce those places and El'i m"nd 49,, , .
NOR. druiie schedule charges and Time OF ruhins WIZ !"
given IT, ~ "Ii.ir H"I'''"''"''
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sFIRGISIA.-At Court 81 Gloucester toMit nch
nj lie Cou House the said comfy, Friday Arri 'i 75
cc ken and II Porter, nr.cants and partners
inr under the II M syic OF Keen 4 Go" who sue Tor hen
all Richard Cckr, 'rccach
e. s. nv ~, ,,, M RI, cost. of This sIlt Pitts:
.w. Marshall Executor Richard Coke deceased aud
'''"''
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Com miSsioncr's Notice.
I.nMMISSIn NLRiS .lEEIIE /
Comnisstoner's Notice.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS DFFIIE.t
Gloucester CoURr House. May 2Sih. ls53
ha l.sonr caugc other accounts directed by '
m, In he taken The Court doth auee order AMI decree hat t
commissioner take further account o any debts our.
landing against the said John Rollins, deceased NOT embrace" "
= inrmer 10 port made b. him To the Court - .,.,.
Norrr is therefore hereby given Ia az Peis"tS , ~" -
nv me m the heretofore maze 10 .m 49,.
,,ii -, ,,.ui before me office AT 'IoHrese ,"u'
i,.c nv Jhur,,L,y 7lh Cay of July neIi WIN u'' e ~
ir s'd''cc "e'"' WARNER 7 JONES. Conm'r
=, ,h. CIrruu Court u CLIQUE, County
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Died. !

On Saturday January g. THOMAS HAaBIIs, Esq, pro-
prietor of the Bowery Theatre, at his residence 4lS
Broome street.
On Friday, january T. of consumption, ANN, wife Of
Thomas 0Conner in the SD year Of her age native OF
Her friends and acquaintance invited to attend her
funeral, this day Sunday at hafpast O'Clock r NJ
from her late residence "a Mulberry street The remains
viii be taken TO Eleventh street
In Brooklyn on Friday january T. Mr. RICHARD DKsorr,
On Saturday morning. January g. EDMUND w., youngest
child of Daniel and Sarah j. MCPHERSON, aged years
months and II days.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of its parents, No II Tompkns street
On Thursday afternoon, January 8. HENRY JANIS son
of Daniel and Rachel Mctauley aged 10 years months
and 10 days, formerly of Elkton, Maryland
His remains taken to that place for interment
Baltimore papers please copy
On Friday morning January 7, W. r., youngest Of
Charles L. and Mary F. Stckney, aged years 10 months
and IA days.
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon ut
l O'Clock precisely from No 100 Rvington street The
friends of the family invited to attend without further
notice
On Saturday, January g. AsErArA wife of John Daley
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are reques
ed 10 attend her funeral at No. 1862 Third avenue on
Monday 10th inst, at O'Clock T. NJ, without further
notice.
On Saturday morning. January 8, SARAH daughter of
John and Elizabeth Catln aged 10 years months and
days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence of her father 81 Tenth street
without further invitation
On Friday evening, January 7, OF congestion OF the
BRAIN LOUIS DUNCAN of Louis f. and Selma d. Mnard
aged year and II days.
The relatives and friends of the family also the
bers of Northern Light Lodge o. of O. F. respect
fully requested attend his funeral from the residence
OF his father in South Fourth street third door east Of
Second street, williamsburg this Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, without further invitation His remains will
be taken to Greenwood.
On Saturday, January 8, FRANCS P CRoPsEY aged SO
gears.
The friends of the family invited to attend his u
neral from the residence of his brother James Crospey
No. Iaight street, on Monday, 10th inst
On saturday, January 8, MARIA wife VIM. Mccullough,
and daughter of the late Archer aged AZ years
Her relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral services this day unday
9th inst, at \ O'Clock p H. at har late residence, 81
West Twenty second His remains will be taken to Tar
rytovD, on Monday.
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shoals on which che struck and the remains Of
nineteen wrecks srewn close around tho place where
this vessel laid.
Spoken.
Ship John Lucy (of Thomaston), from London for
Orleans Nov rs no lat sc, three days sail from Ushant
Bark Sarah Jennens" (no doubt the Jenness
Horton from Philadelphia for San Francisco Nov % lat
NJ Ion IS; also, Dec lat NJ lon 80 bark CAtharne
Augusta Bailey from NYork (Oct 23) for Australia-by
the Swan at Pernambuco.
Bark Allen Brown (Br), vickery, from Greenock for
Boston, Dec 3, Lat A. Ion 24h.
Bark Asa Fish, Gates, from NYork for Apslachicols
Dec q, of Key West
bark apparently clipper steering f, showing red
signal with white ball In centre, Dec % Pm
lat 80 40, lon 81 40 was painted black with white
stripe and had gilt eagle stern.
Schr North Carolina (of Salem), days from Whining
ton NC for Boston 9th inst, 30 miles Of Sandy Hook
was within four miles Of Monauk and blown OF 100
miles South 7th inst, 80 miles of Sandy Hook brig
Maria White (of Easport days from Alexandria for
Boston-by pilot boat Romer
Foreign Ports.
CIgsFUnios, Dec i7Arr brig Leonce, Bradbury, Phila
depbia.
CARDkSAs, abt Dec 25-Going in, brig Adela, Weston
dorf, from Charleston.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIyERrooi-Stehmship Atlantic-G Jones, Albany; Z )
Boyd, Hartford; Roe England; D d Renkin Belgium
Bridge, st Louis; W Bates, NYork; II l. Perkins,
York l. De Lord Porto Rico; Miller, NYork; Hecht,
Germany; J Iinneman Paris; S H Jenkins Panama; Mrs
Mrs Schuze and infant, NYork; Mr Schmitzer, Ger
many; McGnnis, Canada; Bcknel, England; Bige-
low, Boston bearer Of dispatches Thompson Nfork;
c Van Yechten, Albany; Jenkins, NYork Simons,
bearer of dispatches to the NetherLands Burr, j
Sweetser and lady Mrs Forbes Boston, Bunker, Phi,
ladelphia; II King, Newport; Moore Canton; II G
Heron NYork; Griswod, Manila; W Fields (colored),
Boston; Richter, Germany; Bonney, England; Win
Conrad, Germany; Smith, NYork; l. Heidenhemer,
Germany; W McWillams, san Francisco; Elman, N
York-1otal 40.
VERA Craftsmanship Alba tross-H Leroy, Far
num- special messenger, D W Seager, Gabrean, l. P
Gabrean Iaycraft Pedro Ortega, Reberga l. Der.
nier, Il Gerpas, G Kellogg Potter.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. S. +. NJ
BBEABSTrFFs-Flour was less active. but con.
tinUed FIRM. The sales reached 10, 600 barrels: sour
at "a So 50 06{; supertne 10. g. - IS ls3;
ordinary to choice state, s. $50 81 T.; mixed to
fancy Western and common To good Southern. s. G2j
a sll; fancy Genesce and Ohio - Is Il IS e33;
extra Western g 934 Q 1921; and extra Geneaee,
So 60 30 per biol. Wheat wa more sought after.
The business comprised 10000 bushels prime to
choice Western white 40 81 30 81 81, 1850 infe-
rioT Canadian do on tc1as not made public; and
400 SoatleT red at = Il. etate aud Western
cats were selling at 80 ii sc. per bushcl Germ
favored buyers. The operations included IS 600
bUshels new Western and Southern whte and yellow
az SO a Zoe.
CorToN.-The alea today were quite l;qht--oper.
stor's bCusng fol the Americas aeYices The bnsi.
uess comprised about 800 bales, the basis o. 9ic
for mildiing uplanes.
rve0Ns-poth moved y tic extent - 100
b1a: chi prime at ZIG; aev 1T TO 37l sie 5o dc
mes ot els ~, and new q, GIg 70. Some 800 bbls.
hta we've procured 40 lls d i2e FOR ordinary 70
prime, ~ ~, New lcct Vas u uir lecn1Sl - III
iitfa Tie sa.s reach $50 bbls. About $50 3bls.
leti huns rcii, q sl5 $40 90. ONO enc state but
tcr was eeihag 81 Is . loc and ~ &c, Ter h. No
cnGigC occGucd In oleee
NCF.-flcre ws good enquiry for ord,.9y 10
prime, 40 81 Is ~ 70 pee 100 lbs.
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here dwell amongst you cherishng the love ofwhich
I have given Won a broken EXPRESSION.

uege uWeAA uulOn8St yo, cueh0uu4 WIG 1--WE VI woAen
have given you broken expression.
In the course Of the evening Mr.. Meagher took an
occasion to make the following remarks which would
seem TO indicate that America will soon contain
of those Irish patriots who doomed to bear the
burhen of exile by the unjust DEGREES Of the mother
country -
The Ladies'" is the next toast upon the list, and
l am sure they will forgive me for interposng an
other, which should be first instead OF last and now
throw myself upon the kindness of the ladies for the
intrusion Of which | am guilty ! shall not at this
advanced hour, trespass upon your leisure. but pro
pose that toast, adding, that | may not rise again.
that with regard to the fourth toast. should have
said word not of regret, but which would
have awakened in your hearts more agreeable res
ponse than the most eloquent coincidence orsympathy.
did not regain my freedom to forget others. SaDce
to say, that If they are NOT soon amongst you as
free as lam, IS not my fruit nor the tauH OF those
rho may assist them, bit their o'cn Measures haze
been taken and means afforded. and trust that be-
fore long zoe shall hear that another snip, bearing
other IRISH rebel has left that shore, and left under
that flag of the pre- stars, beneath which found IN
gsDI,,,1 m lbis land.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Auiycd--Schr W fjdrdge hodges EYork
Ceared--SchFs D Horton, Holbrook Boston; Martha
wrigdngton, WrghtingtoD, Fall River steamer Della
ware, Seymour, NYort
Miscellaneous.
s,rR JANE FISHER, Capt Anderson, Of and from
Smyrna. Del Tor NYork with Indian corn vas wrecked
thc Seven Mile beach, Monday last The captain
had dashed himself 70 tho rigging where 10 froze to death
aud washed ashore Is miles Of Cape May whence
i taken and conveyed to Philadelphia BY steamer
Rlowufe, from &York He belonged e. delaware, and
Tayes wife and tao children the cook also
drowned layi ~ been washed ovtrbo3r1 The remainder
n tle crew, Wondering Eve persons succeeded In getting
ashore QUO badly frol bitten. The vessel partly in
s4red aero no inuoncc on The cargo which was valued
"a 5000
tcHn "HUcH cnsHolN OF fdcnton ECl Mezich with
~ 1ga FOR phbade phia was stranded during the Eas-
teriy gale Of ast week fhc ship Shoals Chinco
tesgue inlet The deserted boz shortly after she
sraca, ana escaped 60 the shore under lhe conviction
that IN few minutes She would - pieces Capt Ran
dali Mayron eeng the val 70 IL TIE schr and her criti.
ctl condition, induced lwo men % accompany him
through Tie breaker, 20 the vessel and ~ his skful
management With small press of canvas nc drove
her through terrible swc that vas breaking over her a.
the time end took her safely into haoor This is stated
10 W De Grt vessel eyer known TO be saved from the
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A. Warrington, January ., BY the Rev Smith Pyus. C.
G. BAYIoR Esq United States Coasul at Amsterdam to
LouEA D. eldest daughter of the late Commonder wads
worth
On Saturday Jan. l. BY Mayor Gilpen, Of Philadelphia
d. SPgARMAS OF this city, to Miss nrHR LEWIS OF De
laware county. Pa.
Ruryy 10 Miss JULIET Osborn all Of this CITY.
On Saturday January 8, by the Rev s. d. Burchard,
DID, CoRSyIUs IN Ia yKRGSR, merchant of this city to
Miss JuuA f. daughter Of Mosier Jr, of Providence,
r. l.,
Boston and Providence papers please copy
In St Louis Mo. December % by the Rev William G.
Eliot Mr. DEWITT G. Brown of San Francisco California
Miss RyBscoA daughter Of Samuel Will, Esq, Of the
former place.
On Friday December 81, by the Rev. A. H Wright, of
this city PsTu SrswARr of Roheaay to JANET daughter
OF Michael McIarby, Of Greenock, Scotland.
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nR. BFR0NS PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, OvR
~ the drug store. No GOO Broadway, of Hous-
usual wonderful and truly astonishing Charges
moderate and permanent cure guaranteed Hears from
o'clock A. NJ to IL, NJ, and from 70 O'clock p M.
THE MARRIED woMAN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL COM,
eases Of Women. Twentieth edition, 1Gmo, PIP. 256-
Price 81 Years of suffering, Of physical and mental
anguish, TO many afTectonate wife, and pccunary
difficulties to the husband might have been spa by
timely possession Of this work 1t intended especially
dscloses important secrets which should he Lrown 10
them particularly
Here, also, every femsle.-the wife the mot,er-thc
either budding into womenhood the other in the
decline of years, in whom nature contempstos i'm
Iortant change can discover the causes symptoms
the most efficient remedies and the certain mode Of
cure, in every complaint to which her soN Is subject
Extract Of letter from gentleman IN Day ton ohie)
Dr. A. NJ. MAunc2Au, 100 Liberty street >
My Pear srNy wife has been perceptiiIy sinking for
three years more in consequence % hcr cost
anguish and suffering months before and during her
conhnement-eyery successive one more and more de3
tating andprostraus her, putting her Iife in mm,snt
supposed this state Of things was iney table aad
signed myteh to meet the worst 1T this time, (now-
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