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REFERENCES;


p. y. PEcxuAM, NJ. D. Utica, NY.
LID. ELEMISo, NJ. D. Canandaigua, n, Y.
NJ. u. HILLS, NJ. D. Rochester, n. Y.
d. Y. Foors, NJ. d. Syracuse, N. Y.
Professor DUNBAR, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
&c. OnRicK, NJ D.
w. W. REESE, NJ. D. City ofNcw York.
w. pREscorr, NJ. D. Concord, n. II.
J. p. NEwLASp, NJ. b., Utica, MY.
Rev. e. S. BEARD, Glenn Sprngs,S sc.
Pamphlets can be had gratis at our Store.
Il, W. TOWER l. Co., Agents,
Druggists and booksellers, Norgantown, Va.
And sold by LOGAN & CARR, rairmon',
Dr.. WIN. ErSTER, do
LAW. D. KERN ,Aiidlleburnc,
.... DR.. TIC. HAWKINS, Wayncs-
burg, Pa, and by most OF tho
leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
LETTER addressed to rare Of Mr.. Curtis lfatch,
.igent al Rarenna, Ohio.
Tn Dr.. MARcursI have been ten years
troubled with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uteri. and all the attending difficulties ut times
rendering my life most miserable. lhave hah
the attendance of some OF tho best physicians,
with but little SUCCESS; the most they could do
was 10 rclcyc---a cure was out ofthe question.
For five mosths before commencing with your
medicine, had not been able to perform any
labor, could walk but few steps Mt time,
md scarcely wcnt ont oftloOrs-in short, was
Frustrated, both in body aud mind,
,ud expected to drag out tho rest oimy days in
suffering and misery. But, reading your adj
&as induced to try your invaln-
,bo medicine called Uterine Catholicon, ~
,Le lnst rpRort had not nsnd il week be-
iorc felt like another woman. BY the use Of
three bottles was enabled 10 perform all the
labor for skin the family with eass, and could
walk any whore in the nosaborhood w'thon.
injury. Nothing but sense ofmy duty to you
md to the afflicted, has induced me to state
MY case to the public. can cafely rdcon-
mend the preparation to all those suffering like
myself (Sgncd,) Mrs. SARAH A. BlsHor.
FRrrpoa, Portage Co, Ohio, Doc. q, 1867.
IpJ. p. MARclllsf 4 Co., Ptoprietors,
Central Depot, sCtDROADwAY ,Newysrk.
July ls, 1859. sVe-sn.
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$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.

PLASTER PARIS for land and
Stucco Work, Hydraulic Cement, Grindstones,
all sizes and various grits, always on hand at
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
say 81, 1859. W ". WALLACE.
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w. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
Will Furnishing,
AND
Steam Engine Establishment,
sl9, sci, 1923, Liberty Street,
Opposite Smi,hfcld street,
~,,1,,t,tr n

PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made to order. Bollors
Tor Engines made 10 order on short notice.
French Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock,
Of my own manufacture, warranted best quail
ity, always on hand at tho lowest prices. Lan.
rcl I'LL Mill Stones always on hand. Mill
Spindles, mill Irons, mill & Regulating Screws,
Picks, Screen Wire, Corn and Cob Grinders,
Cast Iron Proof Slaves, Leather Betting always
OIL hand.
Lull's Patent French Burr Smut Machines,
a superior article, used in over 500 of the best
mills in tho West. They run light, clean well
and fast, and will last life time. When they
become dull the edge can be renewed by
cracking tho Burr. We annex certificate
from ono of tho largest Touring mills in the
West, and for further particulars refer to our
hand bills.
PITTSBURGH, juno 90, 1852,
W. W. Wallace, EsQ.-Dear Sir-We have
now muse in our mill Two ofyour Burr Smut
machines; they work to our cntiro satisfaction,
and they arc durable, not liable to got out OF
order, and VIC consider them the best machines
now In use. WILhlARTII & NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended to.
W. W. WALLACE,
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.


IL Don't mind what others say about their
Ready Made Clothing! We stand head there!
Nice Vests as low as rs cents Linen Coats as
low as 10 cents; Cloth, Tweed and Saiinctt
Coats and Pants for men and boys. Just e1am-
inc them and you will buy. In a word, ifyou
don't come and examine our stock OF Goods
you will be sorry some day. N#
Castings, Floscs, sc.
We still have stock of Plows, Points. Coal
Stoves, Crates, &c., which We will sell at less
Than any body con afford to make them
SALT!
We have also good supply of Salt.
We have talked about enough-if you don't
want Cheap Goods we can't help it.
Come, old friends, whose accounts are due;
wa want you to call Our terms aresir months
to prompt payers-don't forget that, and for
cash down cheaper still.
LAZlER & FLEMING.
Morgantown, August %, 1853.
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Virsinia---
A. Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Cour, Of Monongalia county, on Mon
day the 9TH day Of July, 1858:
Rcason Lining, Plaintiff, xcrpv
Columbia Cole, c, al, DEITY
The ohiec, ofthis suit is to procure divis-
ion of tho lands devised by tho viii Of Caleb
Hurley tn his wife Sally, during her liic' and
then 10 Eliza Cole and her heirs equally fef-
ever
And 1t appearing, by an affidavit made and
filed in this cause that the defendants, Column
bia Cole, John Lining and Sophia his wife,
Ira Ramsey and perninu, his wife, and Joseph
Cole, arc non-rcsidents ofthis Commonwealth,
on motion of the Plaintiff by his Attorney,
is ordered that the said Defendants do appear
hero within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit; and that this order
bc published once week for four successive
weeks in the Monongalia Mirror, ncwspa-
per published in Morgantown, Monongalia co.,
VA, and be posted at the front door OF the
Cour, House Of said county, on the FIRST day
Of the next term of the County Court OF said
county. A copy tcste: u,
Raymond & IIough, A,'ys. for PIT.
July 8, 1853. 2oi-"
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SIorgantOwn Prices Current, Aug. 10.
Corrected TKcekly.J

Wheat. 4p bu. rs Potatoes, $50
Rive. ........4l Butter, v ID 10
Corn, ....50 &" kcg IS
Oats, .........31 Bacon,.. S91O
Buckwhcat, ..'37A Lard, '.......l0
Flour, " bbl.4.OO Glass, S. 10 $50
Dried Apples, LOO =. loT ~ 4.25
I" Peaches,2.25 Nails,.' $4,000
Beons. ......100 lron,.. ..S405
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Away OFF!
TO TIE CHEAP
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE,

] VlLHbLLi iiFh INV 'hs'S
IN A HURRY, TO SEE
IN DOE. Linnen Goats, selling at s. 90
III 10 dozen $50
30 /" assorted Vests " l,0oa6,oo
10 Z" Tweed and Casimer coats SCI
ling from s2,5oas7,5oi FIVE dozen fine cloth
coats from 81, oOasiO,COi best moving scythcs
at ST - cents; best grain do, 81 lie; also,
fine stock Of staple GOODS, selling at lower
prices than any house ever heard OF: The aw-
ial calamity up stree. is aba.ing, and the steam
has got up a, tho Corner of High and Walnut
streets, at No.2.
N, B.-We have no bras foundry, nor have
we brass rings to give AWAY. You can't come
ii with your bogus rings to sell orgive away
that chicken won't fight. "
RAYMOND & PICKENpAuGli.
Morgantown, June 80, 1858.
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By the last Boat !


90 Kegs pure White Lcadi
. Bbls. Fla1sced Oil
. " Fish oil
. F" Lard 0ilj
. (" Sperm Oil
/ u Copal varnislr;
l " JBpsn varnish;
Ia" Venice Turpentine;
2 " Spirits Turpontinci
Feni,inn Red;
! Sponsh Whiting;
! do. Brown,
i-a Rcd Lead
and every thing in the DRUG limo. Those
who nrc building will do well 10 call upon W
bciott Purchasing their Paints. Oils and Glass
clscwhotr. E.W. TOWER & Co.
Comwctcirl Buildings, Morgantown, Va
June {, 1858.
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THE MONONGALIA MIRROR.

SLACKWATER MEETING,
Az Greensboro, Greene County, Pa,
On Saturday, August 10, 1858.
Gen. ]. X. Motehead and George W.
Cass, ESQ.,, of Pit.sburgh-Hon; Charles
A. Black, Of Waynesburg, and Wailmon
T Wiley, Esq. Of Morgantown, may be
expected 10 deliver addresses.
ny Come out, friends Of the River
Improvement, in your strength!
July Is, 1858.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.
CLABAUGH & BRO, Proprietors,
u-J- This Hotel has recently been rc-iitted
and ropsircd, and its facilities for tho enter
lninmcn, of guests greatly enlarged
ou,,uus at all times in readiness 10 convey
Passengers to and from the DGp0ts
Baltimore, August 10, ise3, soO'o"
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NJ Y AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP

I've CoNPANT--Tsrvasb 70 SAN FRANCl>So "a
AsPIN WALL and PANAMA. AT greatly redsrsa fses
Ne detent,cu on the Ishrnu. he and fsrs n sna
double Gag ne Steamship UNION q SO TINS. ses Aisns
Conf, xil cav, New fors kG AsgtnwAA tsNy nSy 49,
Pier Ne No-,h River 90 TUESDAY April SIS getocs
Pm precsety connecting witf the ~. .sd nASnrneens
do1hsser sirs Wheel sesnshrp CORTtS tLsesHnsJ
Tbense CrUpp~r Comnxn6-r, vsacs ses ner VII ee IN
readiness PANAMA % receive the USlON,S P>senfe1S
and sil trnecasely Cor SAN FRANCISCO The sceon3o-
dsfons xDd v-nsSnu Of the Cotes al TIA; can y -
rred Der speeS srshhshed the between New
Yors and Px1s.na and while The P,cine esast anaf-
ps-se1L
Every e1ertion vii be raAe on ps OF tie hne % IN
comfort expedition and sAf,ty Ps<enses wih ~
kDded the wharf st Aspuvsn -e- taxing the fansas
Railroad ard esut50ued that Hekes for thus Line se
spia only Of No 2 Brosdssy
DAVIS BROOKS Co, GeoeEal Arenol
Mn Bag made up If the above Ofce, onder the nev
United States Postage Law FOR the convenience OF ne
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TNyIGORATING CORDIAL.-Professor

II
Il YORsE's ISvIGORATiSG ELIXIR OF CORDIAL
TIE EIGHTH WONDER II the BOTANIC WORLD
The sorlrn- Elixir and Corda introduced into aet1el
pr.eree BY the great ehena phy an and traveller DR. n
sroy aez Of Arabia Perts b. that euiE1nt philosopher
The natives Of that rsOI rerkabis fr their longevity
exgutiou from acknsss azd Of sasrnlnz fatigue. al
Of sLh they strsute IA great degree 20 the use u ras
herb or plant referred %, which they universally chez sad
Cires oke. On hs 70 Europ~ sftsrs long
r-sdenee N the East Professor Aorss commenced srpe-
uztpr " Ii tbs wonderful natural production and the
salt Of "a. .bor. the nyi<orxt2x Etr winch BEL
indor- BY tbs Medical Colleges Of al The great cites u
Europe the bsst prsc.raraon ext2nt for hfe
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No anxua<s eooyey an adequate ides Of he anse
tse.sed shistsad and Battered nervous system Weth-
s.Oken down BY wsax 81 Exts, % Impaired by
scknes he u1srunz and RELAXED organization e
retr.ced yylfsd and Daltap. The mental and phya-
ca uptouz Of Gsr.se y,1ish together unrr s
izfzenssL Tbe STOPPING. TREMBLING yctsn Of depression
and debility, kuc0nes ne~ He stands erect 10
viii trm step bis mind which previously
ssnx gloom q Anlost Alote sp.y becomes bnSn
boSyGnt and seve and be forth refreshed r~sss>r
pafoua Nor the eject Temporary On the contrary ne
relief permanent for The cordial properties Of me nse
dne reach The constitution Itssf snd restore % - nor
MAJ esnd'-son Wei may the prrpsrzrioo b esaAes ne
MEDICINAL WONDER
Of ne nsreteenth csrrxy IL a TIE nr6 s<e1al n,en
N tie oAd World have admitted Tat EH<re !" nSA'i1s
hefesofoss SUP 1csed 70 have no existence
A sIIMULAST THAT ENTAILS NO hLACIIoS
eohohe p.rosxrrior and al otter sxe1csrrs ne s1ocr
q these IL sr>f and nay vel Dc ~ oI IN W Nxss
them he iasr Of tast man vorse mac rs nrH
But he El1sr . 40 exhilkrznf w1t0o1f ons4s efsS-
bsek-ak m lie opsrsron- perpseo- N - aAopy y
faenee spor tie Esrvss As rsd md ne sanfe organ
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CUPREME COURT-City and Comfy Q!

~ fon.-sanas Wee1< assmnsi cansfDs sanssoas
oT a aoa~y confrstTo saNrEG c0sSDOsi fsa
srsh-ry rsqsifss ne eopla ms
Tn vb1k en- k-fe.a .~svsa sDsn and s~s.s
ar x y>ar % p~ ssss ooupl@nf ks see-ftes
sdrs % Grove ihs Cey Of ses fat. ses. t~~ar
dsys sef h>e sreissys q y q s<sA s~svee
ard al the sd oonpzss sfns ns ene Hfsfs
sod pEaf th oil Js1<m~af ssssd yos nf
m orvo ksasfsf sed essJ ossfs ssa ssrg
sshs eeuts vid from ABtsssh tU hJ cor ts~s
- ~ ban,s az ia we >-sass ths costs q ks sca
10 hsfyk ~, Isba Iesls. " ..ax. -
nOPPIs KING. No ~ Crews - Pzsaf<fs Ano<s~ys.
- rssai1, !. a. ..<-s .st<sa A. the ocs a III
cf a -. sgsr az, Cost fos. iA< isA f~y he
80 - all Is~,~
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CoR AUsTRALIA.-TheAINew- built

III clipper packet ship TEXAS, 80 tuns ezpecity nov
resSy 20 receive and " hrsi aud .econd
and - sail from New ora the lhh APrL The ILAAs
VS. bulk IN the most thorough Tor regal racket
ship from New-YoFk her accommodations Tor rasr ayers
b.ns constructed upon improved an and without ~
ssrd TO expense well ventilated. spacious and eiessaI
ktted with but tiers Of betAs nearly 81 snze IA se
sane hsht 81 CABIN (ssy fe~i where other sms nave
three tiers Of double beTts The eeiths IN tne scond
next the sdes Of the ship, thss avoiding the hAn<n
knees OF the ship the berths sso the eAnceos, md
urhsthy stencil srsnf from bulge water a. the ar stre.ks
Who AZ sea The ship will BE- e,tnmAoded ~ an exPe
r,rpced ap1 efc,rnt Captain and Ohcen, and provided
xith ,kful Phy.icisn Our provisions viii be selected
WITH esT- ard b. al the bst auary One ah OF p>ssAss
uorey reuit-d vii secure passage, Tor whieh .ppy 70
john SARDY. No S South-i- corner OF WAL os
THOMAS h. SANFORD. No. % soufh-st
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C,IrpREMg COURT-John Cfsbtxee against

- cssk.nae Roeason, At.ss.sisl e q az ssssss Ssas
ssss clrHARiSE EOBissos roa are sssesy sssno.e< rs
required b se-.e - ~ -. ~ s,sr -. - - -
.-s.ss ~ xSck oa1<s4 ssht ssadfst sa4 Ey sss
- n .<rss eo,y roar sz1 osnxa 80
.ra-rs Of tssr cssy n Sew ~,
.fsr h>rsof sfeasvs u 1sy q ss >.vs ssd
70. sa eos1tsst shA us 49, sss>-sA h>
psstH 81 spzy The cSsrs < ~ rss< s<sA~4sS Ne 80
-D.s<4r sl7r Azyo 4 Mar
nhlf lxs>wTa EaEksOS = PRfeHA nd. Anys ~ S.<1os
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furniture, ST.

ALL ENAMELLED REMOVAL on lst
IA MAY next-GlLLlES BYRNE respectfully inform
their PATRONS and the public generally that consequence OF
the increasing demands made on them for ENAMELED
and ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE FURNITURE, and not
hsyins room AZ their old stand satisfy all they
PEELED TO remove the Let May nett 70 the NEW and
SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE. No. SIC Broadway, between
Spring and Prince sts east sde, SIX doors shove COLA
MORE HOUSE, adjoining the Dusseldorf Gallery.
B-Previous 10 the LIST May can be fouEd a. usual
Al our old stand No. 80 Broadway Mandatory No ~
ireene-st offering greater Inducements TO purchaser Of
GFNUINE WELL-SEASONED ENAMELED FURNl-
TIRF than any other establishment IN the United States
The Trade supplied as usual 10 unlimited quantities.
GILllES BYRNES, No. AZ Broadway,
East side, below GrAnd-st.
Aiter LIST Of May next at No. sc Broadway.
Every description Of Hair and Hust Mattresses Pnnssos
Piluxs kc Al the lowest
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NEW PAPER HANGENGS.-FRANCIs

IN PARrS L Co, IMPORTERS and hASUFACrUR-
ERS Nc s. ChAnbersst next bat one 20 sswArs cor
Of broadway, receiving rom peteoGrt L1eer Aa
other most eminent manufacturers Of Ps al the de-
signs OF the richesf styles Of Decorative
FRENCH PAPER HAN0lSGS
Which they User 70 Deslerk Merchants AID others ne
very lowest pr,ees Their customers may rely Ga having
every style OF Decorative Paper Hanging soae BY ne os'
iskillfuworkmer-s
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SUPREME COURT-Hsun

NPo ES~.rs sorth H.rvey and Gsosss sosi sssns
D. Dznssi Canssshz- saS James thsfL
fos Rss~f Con. ga Ser TO JANIS aiLbhhIf Is.
required he coapast has
.esn vhsh sed the 0ese q TIE ciert ms cyssr q
Hal Of bsoosys, On the Es tsy q y.sssu
ofyoar awe 10 The ssd esnosss
su de ssbscfbss be oes No - Wa 81 % me Csy ssS
Yok rthn 81 MS
such and yos d 70 sns~ef ns
eosDsn, sths ne bns sofesad ne rAauss Nc nsoa
MI Lea,gy 4. IsEs ALBERT MATHEWS,
stal..s~n Pas1s.' Au0raeJ No. 81 Wsla,hr
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE ofMONTH

A US1kALlA fiONEEh LINZ oi MIN III
IA LY PACKETS.-The ship. Of this hae are ht;ed up
with Eme.ons Patent Nentilators and carry fr.ness
Metallic Life Boat The nearly and beautiful clipper
,hip NIMROD. Capt James Nichols, win succeed the
OREGON, ninth ship Of the above hne And .ail ron
New.York for MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, on the
lcth Of April puneaAy. By spphearon 10 any Of me
Asents viii Be hist Of the prOTisons ample qaan-
tites OF which are provided for the Of The
prices Of passage are a. follow =, 40,
Saloon trss cabin s2oo and ts25 second cabin, tlEo
EVERYTHING provided for the pssscnsers except wines
and hSuor, soap and towels The length Of p.ase var &c
nom 60 TO lee dave Fifteen cubic feet OF iasfAss Al
lowed 70 each adult No beEths viii be considered &c
cured AL eax third the amount OF passage has been
paid ~ deposit portion Of the second cabin htted
IN q Superior for families and others Pee slS
each. ehildrrn under IL years Of axe hApncs An ea
petnced surseon accompanies each vessel and every AZ
tendance requisite oT the comfort Of passengers Pro'dcd
free Of charge.
The NlMROD 10 very fA<, .aier, and has superb &C.
commodsiions for paSergers. Her saloon 70 % feet IA
lspsth Her secoud cabin roomy, hight and well VENT
lasd The yTOpretOrs Of ths the first and Only kesaE
Line deem Il nseessAry 70 state that none o. lAsn
have been obliged 10 stop st any port lot sappnes
fstelAs yossel will succeed the NlsROD, and sai on
The sch ofMay. r. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wal st. n l. or
J. OGDEN.
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HyHE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW

rokK. ty 0rses q Gst y.s. - s<
E1 q. 60. .., :ss ~. - .: . 20 :;
49, 1870, - h - sSsss bs<xs kUsSsfs Ne
ce@sy s.. Yea q ODE q ne ca q ssy fes - ~
-, a.. - sh~rs - Ana s>s<~n~s q ths seoss~
a. re~eeznss u As.ss wsksns. . Aa1-'rsT 90 n 49,
IL s-.snssy .ssrsk -s As,: e.sa-t a. s.s =. 49, -
81 VI BEADfoRD E.s szsszfe u osr - cs<sV. q ~
CIR q sew yors 5ls ay q nsfek q II yes sss
Iort Oas TtsessnS Z <kt Hsa1re1 s.d yey nfss
ssa4Ass~n AWbkADSohos s-naSs~
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TOR ALBANY-Fare $1.--ALBANY and

Il NETWORK INLAND ROUTE hAlLhOAD-I"o
daily express trains ct A. NJ. snd3 u p NJ connecting
Albany with Central Line Of Railroads North and West from
new Depot corner Of White Elm and Centrests, whore
through tickets be procured and baggage checked for
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pss-
sengers also received Broome and BOwey and Bthst,
and fh-av stations The above trains will land passengers
Al Croton Falls and Chatham Four Corners only All other
trains will from City Hall station, Of Tryonrow
And Cenfrn At heTrtnfOre.
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V,HE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

V,HE SHORTEST and CHEAPESI
Il RoUrE-vASpERBILr LINE, fo- s1s rEaS.
CISco-rhs Accessory Tr.nnf Corpsny no1x -.
siyinr throuxs rCk- "a ine1ls tne lE nSs satIV
s.rorits double ensise Steamship STAB OF iaE
=, o'-srt n n--r,,sly tor San Js>a De- sorte Ga
TUESDAY. Apri eoanecnE wira tse PspeE =. ~
BROTHER JOSATHAs. 2ao tuns ecrtea oysr nc s.s
ar.slA Tr.nai Route. having eai r~s"s "-''
transportation 4. 49, x-,tsl.r;ou "a
~ ~. 1ss,s, ~ r.saxr 9, he l0ves mica SPY
- :. a. 49, 81 he Coapsny, Ne Bassryp.ss'
up sx8- 80 - r-rr-~sucsr,oos
- - e1r,~r, .cr orher Inca Soos u~ en,oJes S'
this me. Ax<.
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ROSEMARY and CASTOR OIL ara decid-
Water Gurt.

HYDROPATRIC and HYGIENE INSrI-
III TUTE, No. Is Laishtst-This estsbhs1m sns h.vins
heen ENLARGED by addition OF the double hoase s4oo
Inc can now about hundred Ses
cis department for female dssssss T. Il. TRAIL, ND
Proprietor DIR. J. L. HOsFORD. Assistant
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A UsTRALIAN PACKET LINE-For Port

A AUSTRALIAN PACKET LlNE-t0r Port
IA Philip, Melbourne, ke.-The new | clipper bark
THEOXENA joseph Webster, Commander, TO ssh March
IS positively This vessel IL fitted out IN most superior
manner expressly for pasengers the aocommosAnons Tor
comfort and convenience being unsurpas-od by any snip
now in port Bathrooms &c, combined with which tho
well known experience Of her commander who has been
long and vorably known In the trade w IN
sure Cor those who may sail in her every possible facility
No expense will be spared to make her equA 70 bos which
have proceeded her in this hne, viz ALBUS and PEf-
TONk the superiority Of which already Known 70 the
public For freight or ea--.ss sppy to ASToSI0 rSl
LETTER, proprietor, No ~ WalLst, or o!EhhANN
GRUNER, igDees, No d Southst, on board Pier
H. L. r., foot Of Pine-r
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TNDEPHNDENT OPPOSITION LINE for

Il CALIFORNIA, AZ great redaSn9s ,a b.. -, ~
Wm A Mals Comm.ncsr VIII leave seu.fon or asp,
inwAl on TUESDAY, April .. a. NJ rsn rier Ne ,
Nsrth River ecnnect-f with nrstcl-ss steamship 70 Dc
PROVIDED BY Aesss Garrs0n fretz. a Panama 70 eaTIy
TIE Passengers 70 S4r Francaseo s -. a,
c,v IT, f.esf sts.rsr on the rsats, having on her
three former tp. bsa q. bee eODPeiors iron tso u
eve days Her soo1 qualities - sea oca "a AZ 49,
Ino1atic1s for pa<Snxerk are - n2ea sePe.-1I -
steamers a her spee1 No efforts WI Dc sp7a o. ne
part Of Der 0~nsrs or o>er % send u, p~enss
10 prsr, trirr. AZ extremely l0w rxtas are faFea 70
essnins tAs st-aner rOw PorI, AID 70 cal ne eIAs
~ M. In 49, .ryces are free Of charge For Frsisht
OF Passage apply Only 20 -, r, c..,.,4,x.
M Al =, =. -. % ard srn< by thus steamer
sceordsnce With BE nsE United States PostAss Az s'
he soeomnoiat,ou Of The pabhe and = ss>nososy
hevsd thsG ig VIII xntieiPsts the regular "sA u'
Says a. usual
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nrorICE Of Observation-Disclosures u

A-sg pods d the .ss 81 Ne Real Issss
a BRADLEY NJ GOODMAN. ate TIE Ssv Sec fe<tt -
$500 at,y made aaaer
oS.ts u C0aoy Il fOss oil b. asros,ss soo<das
~. AZ d. suossfss Ohes he CITY of ssw fors fss
a.f q Apra oot ne oss>oos that fsy ~s>n eli
p~r-a. ksvns t~su4s ssas, sad sstass s
hsm % Surrogate vflA theH psoos. o. yca<nr.
rhs e~ A W. BRADFORD ssfyasssA
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CHOW CASES.-A large assortment con-
ssptly on hand and made 70 order in tho nes,es ye
NIB f s, - a RPIE BLES No IN 6fssdst, NY,
a. aocr, esst Of Broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and
II INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS The splendid steamer
SOUTH AMERICA and COLUMBIA will leave foot Of
Harso every afternoon 81 o'clock connecting with
stare. from Newbursh Knsstop and Csr.k and Hudson
and BiIkshHe Railroad.
EOR ALBANY, DIRECT-The new and
il maxnifeent steamer FRANCIS SKlDDY, Capt Thos
T. knight will leave the Steamboat Pier foot OF Robinson
A. Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays at O'Clock z. NJ
Fare So cents For freight passage apply board Of
LANES MCCULLOUGH, Jr, No. 90 Wuren-st
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nIRRONs SILKS. and MILLINERY

II GOOps-The undersigned u Roe prepared % eae.e
The srsest the cheapest AID mos esaIaee SO. q &c
above goods u the eity. Suitable ior m ~.
own ,potsr,ons for the sprns ae when DC W e 10
On ,he NOD hysrsbe trims. N. H. LlChIENsiElN'
No. 81 Bowesy, corpes Of Hesser-s