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spETIC.AL'
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,c,vo>p As SEEN FROM GAMBLE ; NJ
~, o,,clop suclsn, Powhatan's s'''ns 'o"
t 4, az =" onrr the Iudian hunters VIE s' $780,
M. hesu,i(u olr crtScen! Guy hsS III,
-. n. nt NJ that beneath stern ihthr. , eh'eE'
t,"i,h snire and palace mlnarei and a"W''
.rnaao ZOO we boast in freedoms hlp''ef none.
,,si, Wonder mem res miugle with each stree.
Ma,s ali ST Johns white s,eepie sci 10 gree"
Great washington beneath lha; too 30 "'Ii
Mel once hi- ccnc!arc wise OF tfeeni'h ue."
There H-nry's fesrless ecqnence hss 'uiS' a,,o.
snd o,her .brapes' Ger whom i HE ous, 8 "s
But freshly sill. their deeds nnd couhseis '''''
In his broad land they liberty u!o se
Like Rome thou risess Thy seven mus; ,,,n.
Bat, save in sport, no ~ar-note 'n'oTs' wv
Sc. harmony revealed in yonder pie
Onr Grecian Captol-let moonoea'ns s'"i'e
On its Ionic columns, based 'Da ttees,
ynnii, dream Of Athens loved OF Perlcies
pond beauty health and wisdom have 'hee cto~he''
Win peace and virtue thy sweet MONIES aoouhu'
a,nnp Inv streets senteutious Leigh hath walked
,nd lohoson calm with lucid Marshall talked
Calm DER the busy streets and homes upfiSe
Those holy induces which point the SKIES
TO every earnest, restless passeroy
Too often ,ainly showing homes on hisn;
10, over one The sacred cross beams bright ,
ST Pauls light towing reach euaes .ie
Like 10 the great Apos ties iailh anu -,
Each finds no compeer 10 the piese en- " G'nnd
We ,rus. beneath yon neu'er sPse 10 sa,nd
The Gospel trumpc! gives no uuoo tI., NV.
The Eaoe .woops above the uaSe"e' 49,
And wonder usce spreads hei a'"p
Erou ,his preen hill ouch beau'eous scene 80,
"a hich xav we turn, some charms our Slance' "
No, Venice more, nor greener Isles alsP'a!''
Midst her Lagupes which pceis ptaise.
No river nroud such usefulness comones
WIN beau,y's power which every near, !ehues
Fen crime in dungeon chaste may sneo Tvs year,
And Iabor's haunIs meet, seem pieasant ne'
'rnnae TALL broad buildings, in the distance lonnu'
With splndcs, or giain.crushing wheels tesou"o'
Waist calm in view HE mighty rlver giiaes'
Needless Of din 10 meet Atlantic ; uoes' ,,..
Here, Tfedegar's deep smo'hered cfoans are o'e"
Win solemn Toar from falling waters Seh'
And spirits prisonej there TO ~ork man ~
Rurh slaring collng, dark, like lmps OF ~
Yr, snlIen llnser ere they mount Tue shf'
a, If their taskers they would fam DEFY.
Se. Ger yon bridge, like arrow suaignt anu 'is"
Strides on a power Of fearful "undrous mign'
With startling scream bG'ts cI'h Inc eeh'oh '"ee'
And gathers wild its fleecv garments fai,;
On headIong on yet. back the spirits n.y.
And over wood and plain ls heard thei cry.
Enhancing scene marvel here should meet
The fair HE proud the laborers tired iee'.
All find beauty and refreshing here
God grant each city such peace-glrer near
Richmond, July IL. - 'io -
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COM,IJsSIOSER's OF a

u
EN f.fIANCEki. --tiizabci, Johh anu !.''~"
3 paeG by the vii! Of John ilix, dccease"'
against eli, C0ur.y a.
IIissison Hancock late Sheriff Of III ce,easd
aro, rih The i'll ann, x-h :" John iiiA pc.ai
suhIhisha'' ~" ''S 80 ',,r.5i
Pursuant 10 decree pronounce ed !" is Nav IS3 has "
Chesterfield County. on me 90 ,t ur taking 40
81 . estate aT real and personal OF The sand J@n Ianco
nins,rat,un thereof b. HE M ,nI receiving
nI d snr aG asanst h~ sc1s"' ' .st 4 "
place the creditors q" me ~. i,.c '''' e.,u, CO.
GIVEN under nj hand conalssl'n rs u
cid county, the DAY and e. ya " T CoGBlLL
Jelly i-c~iS
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH ELECTION

PHILADELPHIA, July IA Al the annual meeting of the
stockholders The Magnetic Telegraph Company between
Wast;c.t"n and New York, he'll here TO day. VIM. NJ
win W as unanimously elected President; George H.
Hart treasurer Joseph Sse secretary; Amos Kendall and
Abel Of Baltimore; NJ Candy ol Wilmington; Richard Nj.
Hur aod George W Riggs New York and John Thornley,
Philadelphia elected directors AT the quarterly meet
ne =" N" directors previously held dividend Of three per
cent. was declared.
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O.iGlN or THE WORD "STdTlSTlCS"-i orpi
ra,I with Sir John Sinclair of Scotland, during the first
part of the present century He also first cxempfrd The
imrott arc. of the sciene,-for il less than
ec,enev-sy publishing most complete tabular view of
the condition Scotland that given oi any c"un
Try Stage that, the value III statistical knowledge
bce, more and more appreciated AMI consequently the
knowledge Itself encnsvey gathered Now. indeed
nearly everything that be numbered OF meaenied Is
The subject Of nnrle inquiry and careful registry
WHAT were uruey considered pure accidents, aud SO ex-
empt from all SYSTEM contingent tres and 50 ocnealn
.ice have been ehown under the sa,istcans arrange
meat 70 be the products c general laws and 10 have real
Hni systematic bearing upon The welfare Of man.
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FROM THE MEcILLA VALLEY.

New OElEANs July l7th- Adsices from Mexico oi con
r M in,er Il have rrn received here. IL s Stated G.
Governor Sainza Governor ui tie Mexican States h''h
ag The Meca Valley maintains rconicstlbe rlL hts 10 We
Cecilia Valley and threatens 10 EesEn on the least c"hce
siah 10 III. p!c,cns sion. al
The Tta d U5,rn doubts whether any oilers 10 pufcha'
ar dispn I'd territory viii bc entertained. The dlshohVtos
Of The 5ot, drafts rXci, : gicat ds;rust.
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I,,,. II rl last nulnbcrs OF "DG BOw5 NtVItW !'IEIc
il m, following "a ac from letter written 0y J. + hih=r
Eo n, sni uf The Georgia ni road: Besides good dv
in ,t ,,ny. ri il. influence would than pay Tor hc
road This is our experience in GeorSii
Our population have nearly ceased ENGRAVING ana many
are actually returning TO the houses aoa"'"eo " '''
ycirs
Ard from article in the Missssipp!an, Of Dfcelnoe
34g relative the Ycksburg and Jackson ian n'aa'
Ike the following table:
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a CONTRIBUTION FROM QUEEN YICTDRia .
contribution has nSt been received New York. 'ct u;
ni;slal Palace Exhibitions iron, Queen Victoria 10 lis
shape OF striking picture by Ninerhater, the sutta
which, is The Opening ni the London Exhibition lh'
IS said 10 be a very remarkable painting
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JUsE 4TH, 1852.

JoHts TIyoH6 7.sq
DEAR SR:fou note of the ID inst requesting my opin.
ion OF The Richmond and Ethan road its probable cost
is al hand with the accompanying report OF Mr. Chde
ie subject Believing as do that this road is all I'M
portant 10 Richmond have examined the report with much
and take pleasure in concung the favoa
BILE view which he lakes OF IT, That rail road Ethan
is the only scheme which bring Richmond in fair COM
petition with Alexandria, Petersburg and Norfolk, think
will dispute who looks carefully into the subject
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HORSE RACING IN CALIFORNIA; On the 10th
June noise race was tn have taken place Monterey
CalfoI nsa-SSiance III mics level country. The
following the stakes: $40 900 in cash 10 side one
dred ynung mares (SaIued IS o00 making in all $40 0OO
. . dido
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In the Washington Criminal Court the present "t''
Tie Hon. Geo Briggs New yoIk fined $50 and cor
assau! and battery committed on The person. 81 re-
ulsicr General hubbard in the lobby 81 the House oil ~
prrsen tativIs du,iug III, last aessnn .. Cnnstes"
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RAID ROAD SUBSCRIPTION AT ALE3ANph'1'
A,rY.ypsIA, w. July lS-The result Of The vote 'a''.
her. .dly IN the subscription by our city OF two hpn'
thousand dollars tie Manassas Gap kili Road s' D."
ded and sixteen for and hundred and eishys!S ag'
H. Majority for the proposed subscription 49,
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MOVEMENTS or mR CHAMPION.

HALrrax July l4.-'rhc British war Steamer hcah
this port Yesterday. for Boston, having On Enai"
Champion, the British Minister, passrng' M w.
been in this city obtain !n"rmaton IN feiah'" 10 "
fisheries.
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x,oI;,,io, Sf,r pf i.yli1v las tie following .

IaporrAsr TO DEALERS /. BsEApsTrfr5. The Treasury
Department this morning received letters rom inc AMER
can crnu 81 MaisC!es per steamer Arabia IN winch lha
tr.r writes "lin French steamer Is in from CONSTANT
nI. News uniavora5e heat Using and VIII oe very
high il wa: taxes place. The BLACK Sea tue great gnnar!
vi b. closed ihc american X III be in greet ae"an
# i: remain !ieaiT3i
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The estimate Of Mr.. Chide Is substantially correct
have great many personal examinations into the
structure cnpabiIiiy and cost of locomotives northern
railways; aud show from many data in my possession,
that The computed for such engines he describes
may securely he relied on,
The Milo f;c.h engine, in trial on the Boston and Low
ell road on The u October ISL drew $50 $1,000 feet
on slightly unduating grades in 675 seconds, about 10
miles per hour BY received formula of De- Pambour, this
engine weighing but sc 800 lbs ess than 20 onsj with Is
inch cyndtr IS inch stroke, and six driving whcris Of
feet diameter and the boiler supposed 10 70 c;bc
fret tr nnr would draw level 5S5 Ir
352 tens nh freight at The rate ui len miles hour
II the c the rnin be supposed equivalent Ia The
opposition gradient oil 70 feet tn he mile which s near
" s pounds The engine like the Milo would draw
lgi tons up n grade of IS feel to the mile.
Engines weighing % tons made at the Taunton and
Lowell for $4,000 and engines weighing ~ tons oil
$500.
As far as human foresight avail reason 10
doubt the sucicncy Of The estimate for revenue on rail
road 10 Ethan have elsewhere spoken my opinion oil
the necessity for the construction OF This work Nothing
but energy and capital requisite make il complete
and permanent substitute for The navigation OF the lower
James river
have the be- with high respect. your obi seyt,
CHAS B. SHAW.
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Augusta and Charleston, rec'.s for lreiehls, s35l

Mark my sir the ratio OF increase In consequent ~
increased facilities, aud apply il 10 our "oiA' ~ w.
shall be in operation for q few years. - ;-o..,
And here is another astonishing fact showing tne
of population in of our cities In twenty yoa'' aoy
attributable 10 the railroad system:
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ELBOW FEY R ~ AUA "a Eo.
Ro;~cS, july l4.-Acc"un;$ from AUX Cages 10 W" .
ult state that the yellow fever continued {" rage ".
both on shore and among The shipping in port i~'
theIs named Rich, OF Truro, Mass. died OF u "hlh :
orr 1f corh nth
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The estimate ln land damages and acquisition OF property
.o eta lions is sufficient. The OF locomotives is in
cordancc with The market prices but there must DC more
engines In number, provide for desuOry movements OF
the trade accidents and REPAIRS and TO prevent accumn
laon Of freight at the stations One more freight engine
and 30 more freight Of the better will add e22 900
the estimate for stocking the road
The estimate for passenger engines and is certainly
sufficient for The commencement Tie travelling connected
with tie business OF Ric,mood would probably amoun,
large prnpurth VI tie number es!inat.d and Steamboat
lines TO Baltimore aud Philadelphia might make This pro-
itabI passenger road though That is uncertain. 300 600
ions were transported last year The cana probably 900
tens towards Richmond. portion OF This doubt
for city consumption but if aid the trade Of the Central
TOO high an estimate for rhr export trade Of Richmond OF
which more Than half would lake the Ethan road Capt
C's estimate the trade woni be than realized.
h.a hn
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ARRIVAL. Or THE DANIEL Boo ~ -, la,
New YukI, July l5.--Ihe steamer D"nrN 49,,
arrived from San Juan with dates TO April TIN "''
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED, On Thursday evening, July in y; era ID
II Reed, r. McCANDLiSlI, Jr., 10 Mss ELLA go
of lam. : Gray. Esq. all ci t'is city
Norfolk and Petersburg papers Grdse cor!
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsuSGroS July H.-Nincteen brcElayers on me @,
70, c,,enson refused to continue work to-day unless W
r.rcv.d an advance Of Is cents per diem The change
The ulan requires much destruction "t work done Der
IN. removal uf imperfect materials and several hundred %"
,,iI anon h. employ ed.
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ADDITIONAL Bf TIE ARABIA.
EEw YORK, july Il iiviccs received IN London % y
ii lnv Y coo Russians had entered Jassy. IN NJ
dcvi.,
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SINGULAR COLLISION.-O One OF the Albany trains on
the Hudson River Road coming down Tuesday night me,
with very remarkable incident Pcekskil.
A schooner had close In shore in which
the road built and her howspr, extended the track
The locomotive struck the bowsf, with n cree breaking
i, of and throwing IL off the tack willnu: the slightest
dsarransement OF the train.I Neio York Express
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ba, -.e can do by Of this road Il cGuhiy "pp
r,nt and can the time oiic port IN ever! e.r
~ favorable for shipping Baltimore, and many l'cs @
, ,hc OCEAN, The immense trade that Is cesHheu ~ pow
i'm, ,ur Stale from ihr WCR ilruu. the nr~ chahhs
v orrung 10 it, nni will Erck tho seaboard W me
nos, economical ,pndnua route we can hol nul NJ
80 but rho hong md dillcn navigation oil James
,rr and even If this l,r CLEARED ' nberhrl"h5 i's Ip"s
and winding c0ut4n will pIcrir al competition WIN 'o,
s chen il connects with Petersburg by railway or WIN
p,,arstnrg itself which, from lower POM y" .'
I ~, all the udyanlagrs which ~r 'hHr"s t'cauS
.,nrfmpla les improving iis own rl'ct an" "
49, 49, ih,t uuruosc The Alexandria nhh '"'aonsn"r
,,I !. roures sin. rapidly and /; cannot D' ''ns
al "a, i ronncc ton made between u an" W" 49,
T,ncs.ec Rail Road Al Lynchbnrg. 40, ,
tire then we three 1hTniiabe risa' =, :, Din,,
- .ich can only be overcome by ran foan rom ~
90, =, Tho head az navigation York river ny '"'e '"'
ISL ran be irrghlrd in single day from ech",'u
onn l. facl az If she lying ot our "haf'cs d.
md hv n b.e line and distance 0i from siHP !" e'1
Mig ran clear the capes and be on the b'au o"7"' -,
nv .,In,ic Iopr ere one from Alexandria can feach ','
VIC ID. % ,nlc or one from Petersburg The n'ilh
49, Zines These facts all so apparent, thal hIeu
not dilac upon tnem t o,d j., material cbonuc
ivih reference Ia the cost oil me ha "ue'ih.
a. In The estimates oil Mr.. Chldr, resulting rom
in IN, price of iron, &c, at the tn'c OF MS re-
VIC ~ IA ,,.sent price. Iron can be purchased atiVech
49,, nini oC the road, for about 81 per Ton
,;,,i,nng il will be trIfiing, az the track can oc Ia"
'. -. Iima from both ends, and The iron inllo" up :"
- C,her items such "a fencing, &c may pe a''"%,'"'
,r,d-lhus greatly reducing The cost oil me Io"''
h;rr The following estimate mag safely be fee O 90 "
h..rinp every thing at full prices.
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ROLLING MILL, DESTROYED.

ROLLING MILL DESTROYED. -,
pAsyI.lE. Pa, July lathe new rolling NIL nsa =,
injected this place, by The MontOnr Iron Compin'
DESTROYED By fire this afternoon. Loss very heavy
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AI'lIiIIrAl

ATQUTTTAL
Maplsn&. Wis, July Is Judge Hu5be has oeen nsi a
led of the charges brought sgars: him. The vote va
imons in his favor, and The c"uit adjourned sine 90"
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THE PRESIDENTS MOVf.M ENiS. 10, r,
Nv GosK july IS -Pic-.t:n. Pi"ics and - :, W,.;
lis mJ1hing at n'ci"ck fr Pntlrtcihi1, en ''u,
Ggton rGcy viii leach P:ila!ripIa ahnh "UO'
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TOBACCO SEED OLA British resident in Russia,
who is member of the Imperial Geographical Society OF
that country and gardener Gen Vseylodsky near kz-
io has found by experiment. that the seed oil The tobacco
plant about fifteen per cent OF an oil that has 81.
peror desiccatiye qualities, which may be employed with
advantage paints and vurnshes The process OF exlrac-
ton said be simple aud easy requiring only reduction
of the need TO powder, which is to be kneaded into si
paste with sufficient quantity Of hot water and alter
wards submitted the action OF very strong press The
oil when expressed is exposed moderate heat which
coaRuang vegetable abumen OF the seed pteciptutes
all the impurities tic bottom Q! the vessel leaving the q"
in perfectly clear anu iimPid state.
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The President, ani the members u INC 'io"
companiei him TO New YORK, returned :"
Saturday evening last.
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rnn fc,., II Iora n E!lham,
- n,,,s rf :cnrc NJ $3.50 "! mile,
Contingencies,
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ii ,.'.':. ne iie""
E.ncin, hroSs II h'eh'"'"''
War buildings,
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value 0f 'ryah'r land,
A,f,f Observation-Disclosures.
Amt. money loaned atIhtcrt
yaIUc Dl Iit'a-iir" caHIa@eT,
AuinsIef o! slaves,
- l.
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DOUBTFUL CHANCE.-When DR.. Franklins mo
ter discovered that The young man had hankering
for daughter that good old lady said she did not know
81 we'll giving her daughter prnlef there were
already two printing Offices in the United Sates and she
was not certain The country would support them II was
plain young franklin would depend for The support on the
profits Of a third and this rather doubtful chance
objection urged III would BE- son.in-aw when
there printing Offices in the United Suites, how
can u printer hope get wife when the present cen
sua shows The number lO be 1851
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-24

Ia Two good Dwelling Houses, situated on Gieen
l'W ST., near the Depot of the Providence and Wor'
cester Railroad. For further particulars inquire
of the subscriber, at goo Main Street.
j. W. wETHERELL.
Worcester, Aug. 8, 1853. DIFF
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AGENTS WANTEn


ITO engage in the sale of Dr. BLACKMAN's
j MEDICINES.
The subscriber, General Agent for Dir. J. Blackman
wishing 10 employ few travelling Agents, offers rare
opportunity to competent men wishing TO engage young
business will be profitable and agreeable. To gentle
men out OF heaith it offers great advantages for tie
restoration OF bodily activity, at The time afford
ing good compensation for time thus spent. Those
wishing to engage will be Employed either by The month
comm ission
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber, his
Office No z07 Main up stairs, first building north of
American Temp. House Fun particulars can also be
had bv letter, post paid. e. N. lNGHAM.
aue5 dawlm#
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COpartnarship Notice.

HE un ersgned, having formed CoparnershIp,
ON the 25h day of May last, under the name AID
firm Of CORBIN, CHASE & CUSHMAN, fr the
purpose of Manufacturing and dealing in Sashes Doors
and Blinds, will continue the business the cd stand
of ) D. Corbn, gu Mil ot near Pleasant ST. Worces
ter Oders through the Post Office, left at ID q G.
r stevens Salesr0on and Paint Shop. No. 3Ol Main
ST. a few rods South of Cty Hail. will be promptly at
tended to-
Doors, Windows and Blinds constantly on hand al
both the above named pl1ces low can be bought
elsewhere Carpenters and Builders are invited to call
and examine before purchasing.
S.B CORBIN,
l.. p. chase,
ieSO deod3m G. A. CIISHMAN.
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BOOKS, &c.
NEW MUSIC STORE

No. 200 Main Street, Worcester.
II S. Mason has in store good assortment
IL SHEET MUSIC,
and is constantly ordering and receiving new Music as
published, which will be sold and hon-
Orabe prices.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
For all instruments. and SINGING BOOKS of all
kinds urnshcd either wholesale RETAIL at pub
lishers' prices
MUSICAL ENSTRuH ENTs
Constantly for sale rent, on favorable terms In
strumenls repaired. No. eco MAIN STREET.
iYl3 d2mIS
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LOST.

A FEW weeks since, black silk UMBR ELLA with
n the mime Of the owner marked on the handle
Whoever will return the same 10 the subscriber, the
Office OF Registry Deeds shall be literally rewarded
aul7 d6tt DANIEL. WARD
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NOTICES. &c.
INVITATION.

nR. IOIIN THOMAS, of New York City, will com
~ mepce course of Lectures in WARREN HALL,
on TUESDAY evening, August 2Sd, and continue each
Evening through The week, ard the following Sab
bath. The above Lectures Will be huse pr0pheses
which Re late 20 the closing of the times Of The Genes
aud restoration OF the Kingdom again To Israel and
things pertaining 90 the Kingdom, to which alI are
kindly invited attend and hear The learned Doctor
for themselves. diff AUS
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MORTlMORE,s
Rheumatic Gompound d.

HNHls truly celebrated remedial preparation, efflca
cous alike Tor each and every description Of Rheu
matte Complaints, i already well known and es-
teeme throughout the United States 10 require any
lengthy notice Of its paramount virtues. 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore ncurable and distressing dis
ease from the system aud stands nnrvad in the Phar-
macy of Medicine.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
or to force nostrum BET the public but simply to
request those nos Interes ed,
SUFFER RS THEMSELVES
to procure front Agent ii rhelr vicinity circular,
and not only read etestmony of those who have ex-
perieDced its invaluable curative powers TO write TO
or call upon the convalesceas that statements
may emanale from the FOUNTAIN HEAD--a course
which "ill satisfy the most ncIedulous aud one by
which the reputation Of the REMEDY is certain Of being
sustained Write also TO the propretors, who win
cord every information, and furnish Of undoubied
character from every section Of the Un,n numbering
among them of the most eminent Phys
Cergymen, Editors, and prominent citizens rendering
the reliability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
reach Of doubt or distrust.
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WantedI Wanted !

A SITUATION for Young American girl TO work
"A for he' no I'd and TO school, young man to go
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