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A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Mousn and
IA Berage DE LANES, Plain and Printed Chal.
hes, Printed Berage, Fancy Silks, Lawns, Cling
hams, &c, &c., now offered very low by
KAYSER s. STRIBLING.
Staunton, June Is, lS53-M. copy.
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I Wish 10 Purchase

nnn LIKELY YOUNG Ne e.
ZUU CROES, of both sexes, for MtA
which the highest price in cash will x
he riyen. Persons having Negroes TN
to dispose of would do well to com w
with the subscriber before -
essg- Address Fishersvile, Augusta CO., Va.
Anil &. lS53.-ly. JNO. f.. NORRIS.
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MARQUIS & KELLY'S
MARBLE WORKS.
sTAUNT0N, VA.

T'IIE- subscribers have just been TO the North
= and laid in an assorted and superior quality
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WOVEN WIRE.

I HAVE on hand a full stock of Woven Wire
IL from No. to No. IL Indifferent widths cheat
Wire &c., suitable for Mill Screens, and Wind
Mills, Screens for Sand, Wheat, Cookie, &c., fol
sale low. GEO. Z. PRICE.
Staunton May IL, 1858.
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SPRING MILLINERY.

TEyHE subscriber invites attention to a COMPLETE
i STOCK of SPRING g. SUMMER MIL
LIVERY GOODS, which will be sold by whole
sole or retail.
STRAW BONNETS Trimmed, and &EFs
SILK BONNETS made to order, in small e8SH
or large quantities at short notice.
Prompt and special attention given TO orders
from the country. N. Z. BARION,
100 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia
March 9, lS53.-6m.
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sky-Light Daguerrean Gallery

TIME undersigned has moved his GALLERY
i on the corner between the Eagle and Virgin
ia Hotels in font of the Spectator Office. where
he may be found at all times ready to wait on the
Ladies and Gentlemen. He fiatters himself he
can give to them as fine Likeness as the art can
be made to produce. X. =. KASklN.
Stauntop, March 2, 1853
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DIR. BARBER'S DIAPENT.
THIS valuable medicine is composed principally of
i herbs by whose stimulating and penetrating proper
ties lit is when applied, simultaneously diused through
the whole system allaying the most intense pain in
few minutes. You have only to try it, when you will
be convinced that no preparation offered to the pub
lc for the relief of the afflicted possesses in so high
degree its perfect anodyne qualities. Its action in all
cases psompt powerful and effective, without in the
least endangerng the system.
II penetratcs the flesh to the bone, rclaxcs the con-
tracted muscular powers, restoring free se to the joints
and limbs which have been by years of aicton, rem
dered almost entirely useless. It's, therefore, hailed
by the suffering the greatest blessing OF the age, and
no one would ever allow hmseito be without this soyer
eign balm after he had witnessed its magic influence
over disease and its potency in relieving pain however
severe The perfect consciousness OF its unqucstonabe
efficacy by actual experiment makes me bold IN assert
ing its transcendan virtues by referring to the numer-
GUS certificates in this book which given volunta-
rily and cheerful from Of gratitude and justice,
by persons of the first respectabty and their state
mens admit of doubt, you will find it has no equal in
the whole world for speedy, certain and lasting cure
of Rheumatism. II will also Neuralgia Pains IN
the Side and Back, Cramps, Swclngs, Numbness,
Weakness of Joints, Spine, &c.
Manufactured only by DIR. Geo. Barber d Co..
MlppLEBuRe, VA, to whom must be addressed all com
munications soliciting agencies For sale by THos. p
ESKRIDGE, Druggist, Staunton, Va.
Stanton, April 20, 1S53.-ly.
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- An lrishman comparing his watch
with the town clock, burst into fit of
laughter. Being laughed at he replied
And how can / help it, Here is my little
watch that was made by Paddy O'Flaherly,
on Ormond Quay, and which only cost me
Eve guineas, has beat that big clock there
a full hour and quarter since yesterday
morning.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

THE subscriber is now receiving and opening,
l. an entirely new supply of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Groceries, Queenswarc, Hardware. Boots. Shoes,
Hats. Caps, Dye Stufis, Spices. Crockery Ware.
&C., &C., embracing every variety ofGoods in
use. Deeming it unnecessary to enumcrate ariir-
les, he would invite his friends and the public 10
to call ami examine his complete stock of Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
WM. G.. STERRFTT.
Opposite Morris & Goode and Mrs. Kennedy
Staunton. Oct. l3, 1852
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&Sr A Gentleman praising the personal
charms of a very plain woman, his friend
asked him
why don't you lay claim to such an ac-
compished beauty"
What right have TO herr" said the
former.
Every right by the law of nadions, you
being the first discoverer"
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BLUFFING WITNESS.--In a Justices
Court down East, trial was under way for
trespass, in cutting wood from neighbours
premises without authority. One of the
plaintiffs witnesses was plain old farmer,
whose testimony went clearly and directly
to prove the charge. The defendants coun-
sci, clustering man Of brass, after the
most approved fashion of country pettifog-
gers. thought 10 weaken the force of his CIV
idence by proving idiocy TO be trait of his
family. He therefore interrogatea him
thus -
"Mr--, you have a son who is an idi.
OF, have YOU not %
Eyes, SIR"
Does he know anythingp
"Very little"
''How much does he know :"
"Well, almost nothing not much more
than you do"
The witness was allowed to retire with
out further questioning, amidst the most up
rearing screams of laughter.
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A BOOK OF CERTIFICATES.
READ AND DISTRIBUTE!
TO THE WHOLE WORLD!
Especially those who are Afflicted.
. DIR. BARBER'S DIAPENT.

The Great american Discovery, ,clich has per
formed some Of the most Wonderful cures The
World has eucr kn0,cn is
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Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Renovating Resolvent,
Railways Ready Regulators,
The use of which will in all cases
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN, QUICKLY CURE DISEASE
AND ALWAYS PREVENT SICKNESS.
No Pain or Sickness, or Disease, or Unhealthy
Matter will Remain in or affect the System
.,b;lo n 40 ,,,,Jor fbp Influence Of
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Eg- would sell State or County Rights
of the above Patent for Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and the Western States.
II. J. DOYLE, Winchester, Va.
May 9. lS52.-3ma
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PASSENGERS Smiled.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Pacifc-Dr and Mrs Childs New
York Frederick De Holstein, New York; Rschmutter
New York: w Fish, New York: $ Sussman New York:
Rev John patesh France; Mrs McCanley. Egypt: Nc
Neil South Carolina; w Ward Boston; J ii nemng New
York: Miss Do.emus, New York Honneman Mes
Orleans II Brulcr, Chcago NJ Underwood and friend
achusets Caleb Lyon of Iyonsdale Albert Fischer
New York. II Warneker, New Orlesns: Iurtado Pan
Mr. and Mrs d King and servant Newport w J
Valentine, New York Dawes, New York lie Chevelier
Forester, Oporto: 9 Leigh New York J Keller New
York; A stephens and lady, Philadelphia Schloss l.
Renstein New York Joseph Rotham, San Francisco ii
Taylor London; u Hicks w IL Gunther, w Lillcndah
New York; Judge i Jones and lady, Pennsylvania,
Consul 10 Alexandria Cosgrove Ireland Thomas Parker
Illinois; i Simon, Paris; g Sallemore England w Fagg
Ohio; NJ Pother New York: bIr Williams. Bristol: a
Brown, New York; A HUH Texas; Halves, st Louis. f
Eggen Buffalo; Rampachcr, j. Graham, Baltimore: L
Mendez, w Scott New York.
SAvaNSAH-Steamer Alabama-S Knapp lady and SER
want FcnHick, Myers, 4 Tower Hall. II Webster
VIM King, Hrs Judson Miss EJudson, Miss IL Judson
Mrs JudSon, n Judson, H Winans Jas Bleccier S
Curtss, Mrs Bragg Miss Alexander, quires and lady
II Smith and Lady, jas Morse, o Morse II John
!! Johnson, Dickinson, !. Wntrngham, lady
and child, Wright, Dr Shove, f. Parker. 4 w Green
l. Fl Church, A Houston, Day and lady, Miss T. Day.
Mrs Mary Trowbrdge, Master Trowbrdge c Durand son
and nurse, G Potter, Potter, TR Mler-and 80 in
the Storage
CHARISTos-steamcr Maron-G p Post. Paillard S
ErviDg, VIM Smith, Terry Fellows NJ Ketchum Mi,
Jane steele, X Ecten Ecten, T Hubbard, lady
and child Mrs Wright, Lawrence, i II Berry. Il d
pemiBg II V ET G II Doottlc, NJ II Corning S w Lee s
Enbury, Miss Jackson. l. Thomson, Mrs Ieggett
and cid--and SO in the steeragc.
NORFOLK, rITFRsBuRC, AND RIcHAoSD--Seamer Roanoke
- Tracy and lady, w Blakesiy Tompkins Com S
Celia Cornell, Wood, Wood, Winston, Buck I
Kellogg Miss Archer Miss Bate A Dossier Fisher
Capt Iovett, Page, G Dayton w Prescad J G
Weeks II Captaine. L y Arlington Buck Miss u No.
nahan b Wilson, lady and SON Miss NJ Parks Miss J
Parks, Fay and Lady, Dickinson, w Burr-and SIS
the storage.
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requested 70 attend her funeral this day, Sunday IA
inst at IN O'Clock from her late residence lis Brooms
street. without further invitation
Hartford papers please copy.
On Saturday Janury 81 JAMES HAIsKr only son Of VIM.
and Mary King, agee1 year and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
tend the funeral the residence Of hs father 1874
West Twenty fourth Street. Monday oath inst at 2P
NJ without further invitation.
On saturday January % after a lingering consump-
ton. EDWARD WATSON, aged 81 years.
His friends and those of his brother James Watson
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Monday at
l O'Clock p. NJ, from No. Pearl street.
On Friday, January 81 Mr.. RonERr Bass in the 6Sth
year of his age at his residence, No IL Fulton street
Brooklyn
His friends are requested to attend his funeral this
day Sunday 2Sd inst at O'Clock r. NJ, without fur
Their notice.
On Saturday January % of congestion of the lungs
FREDERICK PRscoT second child Of James and Louisa
Price, aged years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Monday at O'Clock r.
NJ from the residence his grandfather LYMAN Candee
No. II Jay street without further invitation.
On Saturday, January o. OF consumption, MARY MOORE
aged "a years.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon from her late
residence, so Amity street. South Brooklyn.
Suddenly Saturday, January q at quarter before
O'Clock NJ at his residence No Is Renwick street Mr.
JOSEPH CLARK, born in Connecticut aged 80 years and 10
months
Notice will be given in Mondays paper when the fnne
raj will take place
On Saturday January % of Inflammation of the brain,
RICHARD WALSH native of Donnybrook Dublin Ireland,
in the SD year OF his age.
His friends invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence 379 Ninth street this Sunday afternoon
i O'Clock. His remains will be inferred in Calvary
Cemetery.
On Friday January q, of consumption, NINA, wife Of
John II. Hcnsing, in the Goth year of her age.
The friends Of the family also the members of Teutona
Lodge, No a. u o. S. b. respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock;
from her late residence so Elm street Her remains will
be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery.
Charleston papers please copy.
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Action FOR LIBEL Ash MALICIOUS PROSEtt-TT0S ~.
eAtF ,JsAsEAEY 2l--IacsnaS NeifjS aad MT agdlaSt
~ ss.baa }tadss ind ttsteThis action brought
90 by the plaintiffs against 5the Defendants Tor sEiBder,
o. libel snd malicious prosecution Tho parties re fde
~ Norfolk street and appear TO bea air resnectablc
- the case Of this action arose outet the defend.
ants wife saying that she saw the plaintiff wises
tAs 18th day OF July. lSol in state of itoxsa
.r tiaH.in yeTelk street and that she VAS brawng,
~ tqarTelkn using proane language, and Disturbing
the peace and that she in the constant habit Of
70 d4inr In consequence of these allegations frs
80 Norris was arrested by policeman, and taken to the
Police Court Essex Market where she declined tobe
, exaHined and was locked up by Justice Timpson, FOR
some two OF three hours until bail could be procured
for ler good behavior Tor months. This action i,
now brought tor SANDER libel, and false inprisoiri
ment. Damages were laid mt $4,000 = Onthepart Ut
the plaintiffs Mr.. A. d. Russell produced several witt
tsses who oil bore testimony to the good Character
or the plaintiff wife, from her youth up lafge
number of ladies We're in attendance as witnesses.
IL On the part Of the defendants Mr.. w. u. Smith
moved for a suit, the ground that the charges
and allegations had not been proved; ut me judge
badeDied the NOTION and the defence was opened IN
the jury Several witnesses testified to having seen
Mrs ~ Intoxicated at different times and Of her
having csflled the deendmlt's wifea horsefnarire
h which ep1het the boys in the neislborhool
- rot hold of and made use OF agajnst MT. Weeden
a and counsel commended that as it was nothing but
womans quarrel it ought to have bern droppedG tine
time of giving bail : also. that i was specializing
suit and that his clients, being poor onght MOTTO be
held liable. The cause was submitted 10 the Jury
without summing up, under thecidrge Of the Court
who found verdict for the plaintiff for $50
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Superior Court.


=, IAN. 20-liLton 81. John Us. american Mutual
: i zi7E Msurqncc Company of Near HaUen.-This
Case having been called yesterday afternoon it was
ia there Mers only Seven urymen present
they we're empannellea and the proceeded
Lutt.s Mesns. Jordan and Waterbury appeared for
the plaintiff, and Mr. Chas. O'Conor for the de-
fdaiks: From the opening statement of Mr. Jordan
% it appeared That Mr.. Charles Noyes. resident OF
New York, insured his life IN two policies of $4,000
. .eash. He owed Mr. st. John before he died and
banded him over the policies, at the same time re-
cta1iDg another advance Oh money, with the under
= standing that Mr. st. John was TO keep the policies
aive ard on the death Of Mr. Moves to receive
the insurance money, and after paying himself what
he had advanced, was TO hand the residue to widow
= Moys@ On the death of Mr.. Ngyes. Mr.. st. John
sryUd s1U4ice on the insurance company, through
ls1 M. w Nmere, the actuaTy in New York but they
ftfukef payment on the ground that at the time Of
the fafiing out Of the policies fraud had been
-nitted, them, insslnalh as M. Moves, Ia
saNEiag .uuder disease 10 recover the Insurance
After considerable amount Of argument,
had been expended, the Judge suggested that there
had bettersbe nominal gertictfoT she amount, sub
ject to exceptions, which had better be taken, and
- the point Of law TO he argued in The general Rrm
,, This point having been asserted to, discussion
3, arose as to the advisabity Oh ptttg Mrs Moves
4 f0w<d as coplainti, which was 1t ength settled :
and Sleil argument sensaed 20 TUG amount OF
ansEoyfhst shoald be given in the present verdict
~ Mr. Jorlsn caiIne. interest from abe 18th dag Of
.uhe lssl, bat Mr. . CUaor had calculated from
sO'Conof ten stated that the total aronnt would be
~ Es 20, to which Nh. Jordan objected. ds lie con
= sdeTed that his Client was entitled to Sa3i interest.
,s,M Co8or in reply, said that Inc policies being
payable in New haven, Ct.s SIX per cent only would
gs b allowed. On this point Considerable dseass On
"a epsucds and Mr. hitmore the sccuary and Mr. tia
'ssey clerk safely in the employ of the insurance
+. company, were exani,-d with view to show4lns
tie policies we're dipyn ard issued in New fbril
I,spd therefore rateable at New YoS legal Interest.
/ but natiing TO this eject was oeite, as neher
roieet9d- the fasts Mr.. 10 Conpr tnen announced
IA that the gins Gies having been re- Used Withdrew
~ altogether, Both counsel were continuing tie ar
sl5 gusneht when MrsGGon6r admitted that one at the
policies Wa drawn mp and issued II View York NJ,
- Jctdsn cortendedthat botf were. vt this stage of
the proceedings, the Judge came 10 the deterfnla-
- sHon6 adjour1in9 the Conss to Nlonla ynorning, at
s no O'Clock, and aecof.ingy rose. y - u !
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IIirtl.

= On Thursday January 20 BgRshJtD infant son of NJ,
and bridget Kelly, aged year months and
days r. n sot anA TIT
The friends and relatives Of the fay are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral this day {s,ntay at 3
O'Clock from the residence Of his grandmother 30 ayard
street without further invitation His remains VIII be in
TERED in St. Patricks Cemetery, First avenue,
On saturday, January 20. MARGARET beloved wife OF
Henry H. Glett, aged 70 years. tHf9
The relatives ana fricpds of The family requested
attend the funeral Monday Gath inst. at O'Clock
NJ from the residence of her George Glett JOG Fast
Twenty fifth street without further nvitason Tier re.
mains will be deposited in tbeiErergreenf enetcry,f
On Saturday January "a after long and painful III
ness Mrs ErAu TAYLOR In tho j8th yesr ~ nor age
The friends and relatives the family respectfully
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Mobile, stopping at Havana, the side

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Mobile, stopping at Havana the side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR Robert w Shufeldt,
Commander. The steamer Black Warrior will commence
receiving freight for Mobile Friday, Jan ~ twelve
O'Clock NJ and sail for the above ports Tuesday Jan
rs at twelve O'Clock precisely from pier foot Harrison
street, North river Passage, $G5 Freight taken for
New Orleans at Doc per cubic foot Goods consigned to
l. Mead CO. Mobile viii be forwarded free of commits
sions. No freight taken to Havana b.. specie No
freight received sailing days. Compah bills Of lad
ing be had ut No 80 Nassau street shippers must
send in their bills Of lading to the Office by nine clock
i. b., Monday, Jan. "a Passengers for Havana must
procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, CRoCHER0N Co, 81 Broadway.
LNoR NEW ORLEANS. DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
IL engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, N.
Matthews, commander will leave pier East river for
the above port direct Saturday Jan 30 Mt O'Clock
PM The ship has elegant accommodations for passcn-
gers. f,ssage in cabin, state room 500 passage in
secrage S25 Freight measurement goods, rs cents
Ter cubic foot Shippers requested to supply them
selves with this steamers form Of bills Of hdn9
others will be signed They may be had on application
al the Office Of the agents, and viii be signed the
frior TO the day Of sailing when they will DC signed on
board No freight received and positively bills Of lad
ing signed after twelve O'Clock the day of sailing
For freight or passage apply board to H. LINCOLN
Co, TO Pearl street Agents III New Orleans Me3srs
Marks d Thomas, Me- Poydrss street.
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TIE BRIG ZEBRA.-We learn from the Savannah
Morning News OF the 18th ns tnt that Captain Mitchell
Of Yarmouth Maine, is the principal OF the brig
and father OF tie late Captain Mitchell her commander
Intelligence of the fate OF the has been communi-
Gated to his father. to whom enquiries have been ad-
dressed TO what disposition is to be made Of the brig
Topographic dispatches have aso bee forwarded 10 Sr
Mcain agent OF the Colonization Society Washington
asking instructions in relation to the euyrants Iele
graphic dispatches received Tuesday from Mesrs
T. NJ Harrison Co. OF New Orleans agents Of the bri.
in that city TO Messrs. kinchley, Lockett Co of
vapnah, authorizing them 70 take charge of the brig
The wants of the emgrants have been supplied and su
fcient quantity of fresh water sent down The vessel
will be Immediately ceansed and purified
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The overhauling and reittng which the United
x *sstes soopofwar vandolia has been receiring at
our Navy Yard preparatory TO her being attached tn
the Japan expedition, IL completed and she is
onfy awaiting her complement of men TO farm the
crew 70 go TO sea. About sixty men are yet required
:, ~ rake up the number The vandalia il to sail
under the command Of Capt John Pope, direct TO
Macao: tae rendezvous selected for the .apao squad
rcn.-Phila. Ledger. Il n n - :.
Tins United Stites squadron consisting Of The sus.
guehanna, Plymouth, Saratoga and storeship San
ply, were at Hong Kong 29th September an gtation.
- ed about the Canton Estuary awaiting orders tia
supposed, to proceed to Japan.
Capt. Pasdhg has been ordered TO the Of the
Warrington Navy lard in place of the late Commodore
aSeHsfganss t8f s4-9 - tasl ~ s51f tr.- Et. -
sd Parser McKean Buchanan. at the Boston NAVY
Yard HAS ressived psEsratofy order the line de
sdp Vermont fitting out tkere the flag ship the ia
pm expedition Purser John o., Itadfor sordered TO
A. rslhew bnDsf B6sfon ia EcWtf
The United States storeship Reiefarrivei a Rio Dec
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TTYGIASTIKA- SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE roa
uauragia tic doloreux toQthacha haadaeln

II ii YG1AST1KA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOB
Il neuralgia tic dooreux toothache nervous headache
and rheumatism in the head and preventive Il
commissions, any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period of teething has been
discovered and being successfully administered In
the form of indicated necklace to be next thu
skin by the patient. An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues of the valuable medicines of which
the beads of the necklace made and prescribed thu
mode of application The notice OF the public is not
therefore, called to quack medicine but to mediaa
faculty. peculiarly powerful in acting through ths
pores of the skin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves. afordng generally instant, and always perma
nent relief and eectng permanent Patients who,
at twenty four hours trial of the medcated necklace
cording to prescription find relief may at the close a
that period by Immediately returning the same recye
back their money. SCHUFFNER & MULDENER.
TErMoNY-I do hereby certify that the composition al
the indicated necklace offered by Schuner Muldener
is of such nature to unfaingy produce the most
satisfactory results. G. BRAUNLlCH, M. D.,
No. 285 Henry street, Brooklyn.
For sale by the proprietors No. 4 William strees-
Price 81,
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDk--A
1vl practical treatise before published Tweuty
five cents copy free Of postage Sold by stringer
Townsend 222 J. Harriet 432s Broadway and by ~
author, III amont, physician and surgeon Al ReaAg
street, corner Of broadway n. Y where be treats -
u 8 In the evening
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LN0R NORFOLK PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, f. Ca
yendy, commander will sail from pier 10, North river
Saturday, January Goth at r. NJ For freight apply
LtDLAM L pLEAsANrs, 80 From. street
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7yOR IIvERPOOI.-THE BRITISH STEAMSHIP ANDES
I LOO TONS Robert Hutchngs, commander, will sail
for Liverpool, Monday, the 18th February Freight
will be taken at moderate rates. f. CUNARD,
No Bowling Green