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? ROC la N ATION
To the Citizens of Baton Rouge
THROW pHTSIG no THE Dogs
PULvERMACHER,s
nYRO ELECTRIC VCLTRIC CHAINS.

Ptedming insthnt rlief from the most
atnfe pain, and permanently ep-
ring III Nenrnigie Diseases.--
Rheumatism, painful AMI sweed Joints, neural
gia Of the Face, Deafness, Kindness, ST. vins
Dance, pa ptations Of the Heart. periodical
Headache, pains In the Stotnaehe, In
digestion. Dyspepsia, Urtne pains
THESE CHAINS were first introduced In The
city of New York, less than year since and
after being subjected to the most thorough trial
In every hospital In the city, by Drs Valiptina
Mott, Post, Carnochan and Van Buren, II was dis.
covered that they possess strange and wonderful
power in the relief and cure Of the above clasy of
diseases, and they Mt once recommended through,
the papers Of the city, their general se and their
sale aud the success that has attended their use
is nHpafatefed.
Previous to their introduction into this country
they were used In every hospital In Europe, and
are secured by patents IN France. GERMANY Auss
tra. Prussia and England and also in the United
States.
"7hinh close ami pomler ,cell.u
The principles upon which II IL claimed that tho
Chains produce their marvellous cures are FIRST.
that all NERVOUS DISEASES are attended and pro.
duced by deficient supply Of nervous fluid, and
an agent that resembles closely electfieitv o.
electric magnetism; and secend-fhat the eieotrt1
magnetic chains, by being worn over and nuon
the part and organ diseased furnish 10 the ex.
hausted nervous systeH,by its powerful stfmula.
ting effects the nervous fluid which IL required 10
produce healthy action through the entire sys@
TEN. Ma disgusting nos trum Is allowed to be taken
while using the Chains, but rigid observance 81
the general laws Of health are required Brisk
Friction upon the part deceased, adds much to
the effect Of the chains, by increasing their mag
netc power.
1000 Dollars
will be given to any person who will produce 40
many well anttentiedted certificates Of oure both
from iHteiigent pstienes and scientific physicians
rs have been affected by the use Of Puvermash's
EtEtrRrC CHslEs. They never faii to perform what
they are advertised TO do, and no person has ever
been dissatisfied who has given them trial
In Fen,aie Diseases,
more than one hundred permanent cures Of Dro.
1oys ms uri have been effected within the last year
by the t;se of these chains BY applying one end
of the chain over the region OF the abdomen and
the other upon the spine Just above the hips. the
usual symptoms incident to that disease are
at once removed.
Mode of Usc.
The chain should be nostened before use with
common vinegar, and then one end Of the chain
should be applied directly to the seat Of the pain
disease, and obtain pamphlet fgratis5 10
will explain their mode fuse to all who may de-
sire 1t. Physicians respectfully invited 10 cali
and investigate their merits.
J. sTEINERT, Gen. Agent.
563 Roadway, New York.
GEO. NJ. HER0MAN and WIN. BOGEL.
april Is. Agents. Baton Rouge
r ARD OIL,--10 barrels recently re-.
IL ceived and for sale by
april "a. JOSHUA BEaL.
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TAKEN up by Mr.. J. D. Baker on the
i ri Of May o. about seven miles east
of Baton Rouge, mouse colpred mare Mule
No brand or other distinguishing mark
Is very much gear marked.
WILL be sold on "Wednesday the nth
Of June at i9 o'clock NJ at The Rangers
office, Baton Rouge Gazette buidipg) nj
public sale to the highest bidder, the above
described mule taken up by Nj ] b. Ba-
ler, unless legally claimed before that
time M. q. BRYAN,
ne-3 I'll. Rauyer
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA
Cour nm iSirieme Dist. Juiitinire,
Pa,otsse d Est Baton Rouge
A TTFNDU que Joseph Hunter, fait sp.
II plicatiun la dit Cour rour Atfe nom
mes administrator lie Ia succession de
sanue. Mount, reinforcement tie Get Pa
rcisse, decide
Avis est par Ia presente donne toutes
petsotlnes interesses lie faire savoir lent
raison dams dix jours lie la preriete publ
ration lie ret avis, punr1uo la dit deinande
ne sefait ras aecordee
luin2-2s. NJ, MORENO. GrefIier.
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iE pbitf1 ~ = Il l. tit2 49,
met The other day and done some good
things They appropriated $3.50 tc
refund losses sustained by commits
sioners on The Comite Bridge, about
which we have spoken from time to
time. One thing however which is to
put the people to great deal of ex-
pense and trouble, is that they have
elected their President from the coun-
try. The serious Inconvenience ex-
perieneed during the past year by The
Presidents being almost inaccessible,
we had thought would have been rem.
ilied this season But it il SO. and
$50 be it." Our friend of the Ga
7ptte was elected Printer at salary
of $500 The Advocate receiving
one vote. SOME honest fellow no doubt,
Of true blue politics.
There being very correct feeling
with tile Jury in reference to this mat
ter. and disposition to give the Prin-
tar the full value Of the work. com.
mittee was appointed to ascertain the
actual cost and they reported the
sun, Of $500. but very strange to say
in the face Of these figures they turn
cd about aud gave $500, which was
entirely satisfactory for the same
work was done last year for ssl39 81
This is very small amount to bestow
for labor worth $500 to party organ
too, That is expected during the year
to Justify all their actions. The eai-
Tor Of that paper last year thought the
half Of $500 sufficient. Virtue
thou art Jewel, Truth thou art a
sparkling diamond ID the bottom Of q
we'll. that has no bottom.
RF-The New School Presbyterian
General Assembly, is now in session
at Philadelphia. the old School branch
Of the same denomination. is sitting
al buffalo. OF course they work to-
gether as harmonizingly discorlant, as
do other latter day Christian selig
ionists.
They fire of their heaviest guns at
one other, il harmless paper missels.
Before the Oh school body, a Rev
Mr. Saunders, hailing from the West
ern reserve Of Ohio. wished TO be al
lowed to present resolution against
the Nebraska bill.
"An animated debate followed and
was continued until near the hour Of
adjournment. when vote was taken,
and it was decided BY large major
ity not to suspend the regular order
Of business for the purpose Of crafty
ing Mr.. Saunders
JUDGED it ia great pity that there
is not gfeat,1 amount of material,
to make questions out Of, that The un-
known eloquenee of the clergy in this
Remarkably great country" may de-
velope and spread itself.
A reformation Is certainly called
for; the Clergy seem to have lost
their bearings, in looking after places
Of profit and political power, Modern
Christianity, bass ,arce feature left,
in which we may recognize the work
ing Of the great founder, Of that most
excellent system Should not the
question be asked, and answered,
"where is the car Of progress going
to -
THE Coon TIME CoME.-A tele-
graphic despatch to a member Of con-
gress announces the gratifying fact,
that woman had been elected consta.
BILE in Perry county, illinois, Wash
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E.E~"1le Theatrical Journey-work
and anneedotical Recoloctions Of Sol
Smith, Comedian, &c, comprising a
sketch Of the Second Seven Years OF
his Professional life; together with
some Sketches adventure and after
years." is the title Of forthcoming
volume from the press of I. u. Pet
terson. Philadelphia.
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UulLoRForM UoUNTERACTED,-
This valuable discovery has been just
announced by Dr. Roberts de Lrm.
belle,a distinguished physician Of Paris.
lie states that sitoeh ot etectrtctty
given patient dying from the effects
Vi chloriorm will Immediately ooun-
teraot its influence, and return the suf-
terer to life.
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Among the foreign items brought
by the America, we find that rumor
is aacat that the land of Palestine has
been mortgaged by the Sultan to the
house of Rothschilds for loan to aid
in the Turkish war. Among other
things il is possible that il will DC
set apart as Jewish Kingdom under
The dynasty Of The Ro,hshills
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MosAts OF THE WASHINGTON
UNtoN.---Thc ''organ' of Che Admin.
istraticn, in cbiecting to the PROPOSE.
ton to purchase Cuba, illustrates its
views on the subject, by saying tina,
"school.bcys will not buy apples so
long as there is an orchard within
walking distance. ~. Y, Mr..
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what shall I help YOU TO :" IN
CURED the daughter ola landlady, TO
a modest youth at dinncr-table.
"A wife" was the meek reply,
The young lady blushed, perhaps
Indignantly. land it is said that the kind.
ly Offices Of a ncighboring clergyman
were requisite to reconcile the parties.
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A BAttsst lpER.-- Married, Nj.
Andrew Horn to Miss Julia Parker,
President Of the Young Ladies Tenn
peranee Society.
Fair Julia lived temperate maid,
Preached temperance ditties mig ut and
morn, But still her wicked neighbors
said.
She broke pledge and took A Horn.
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3nsnraHCe Companies.

GEO { ALLEN Importer wholesale sud retail
No. II Wsll-st- second door. Broadway.
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fories.

NOLIAN and OTHER PIAN0S.-Hallet, Davis
suspension rSfe ard improved seals pniss strength
parity and brancy % the Grand with the Square Piano never
before accomplished fun sdpply Of beautiful s les
Secondl and Pasos In variety prices from $50 81
Melodecos the best akers great bargains We havs
Published Little Ksiy's Dyps Bed p eenh, "CSunbi.
Gently with the Msheie' selling RAPIDLY IS Lids
Dear orders nhed
BERRY 4 GORDON No 297 Broadway
Publishers Of Music and Dealers wholesale and retail Pianos
dTOLIAH PIANOS-T. Gilbert & Co are the
AZ Of this mich admired Patent shh gives to the
Piano the beautiful Of the Orsn Harp and Flute Oh
hins the needless odd they ssPPy the public with
HORACE wAfERS Sole AEe,.
SOUDOiR PIANOS-Admirsby sdaPted for email Piano. oh
Boadois be equal not ror
ctured BY Coard Cesd London hitherto
be the best h the world B. All others SECOND hand
o.,. HoRAcE WATERS sole AGENT
the equal temperament the harmony sood In the
the the Aelodeons tuned and
beet corobrsien OF which please
Musical Review Cor Octobex Editors notice. Mar
tins unrvaed Guifar and all kinds N1se There
sso,hei the Of Saith therefs ak for $ D. X
HORACE WATERS, Sole Asszt No So Broadway.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-A very splendid $50
IA Rosewood PIANoFoRTE for sale for ss octave besui
al tone patent metallic round been used .s shsa
sree mostas perfect in al respeets fully wsared b. best
eify nsiers The Europe Be ~ No
n HuAsoa-st hom TIL o'eloeh
g. G. FISCHER, Mandatory and Wareroom,
- Ne i7s 0reenwiehs Of Deyst Piano w-
rsA wh bridge and Psest tnse Wen of Keep
In tune Piano tuned repaired and exchanged
n Bs--AiAa, kolsn fxScfeTtss for sale
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Banning Ataoemles

A DODW0RTHs DANCING ACADEMY. Ne
xAs 500 Broadway open reception uPiis
onts a. any time drns he Glasses o Ladies' aud Children
o. "Wednesday and Saturday Thursday aud SATURDAY
al meeting Saturday practice With band Of Lessoa
r Gentlemen MoodAy, wedaesday and Thursday evening"
general practice with band Saturday evesus Gentlemen
not attend on es9N bat purchase son etets and
sd hen convenient arn particular dance While visit
70 Europe darre the humber Of
Proeurd which vii be introduced for
lesSens family sss and scaaemis.
month exclusively Cor pups New Glasses Ladies Children
Gill commence the 6rs week In January.
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Clothing

NENs and BOYS CLOTHING-At Wholesale and
Nl retail, cheaper than The best place as AID
Boys Cothng ready made made order. % J. WANDER
BLFs No 81 Fulton Of Godt ALo. large
OF furAi-hins Goods and India hrbber Clo;sns
;. VANDERBILT. No. 81 Fait0n-s.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers
n Gse he pubc in general that and ser MONDAY
ieS< TIE ONE PRICE BOOT and SHOE STORE No "a
wieh .orhw q Barclays will he closed
ios Sfzdays srcrptsa Th- psbh, respectfully
invited 70 cal and e<aine The sot Goods eey shown and
prices nys,sbly 6xed LoS0 No "a Greenwich g,
Norm west eorner Of B,rcl.yst NY
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just finished the most
splendid article offered ELEGANT French Six Ha the
low pee OF IS usually sold - Also article
BROWN, No lSS cansl-sr, doo- fronn sallyaa
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Naier Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SCH00L-The Schcoi Depart
II aeut Of Dr. TRAILS wscE Cure EstaslsAasnt No ~
L.ehtS l. pow successful operation With ample t,sus, 70,
shsS DR. Ta,lor Dr. Wellington Dr. SaOdsrss " Fosssr WI"
A. S,eere, sDo Me, $ Cosssell
uIDBOPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
II No Is LsIsbtst- r. T. TRAIL ~ ID. Proprietor, "a
rAYLOR NJ d sud DR.. L H0SFOsD. Assstsnts Accom- NO
dalons peons Special depaItmsa Tor emAe asene.
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ENCAUsTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches and
II Publio BufdnsI and for ve.ibslss Has CSasr,aof 90
Dnnl and Hs.tAs in Dwellns. Ties Tuss are Of az e.
md fpe Of and hard and stfo9g aad are
IN ne the hoases 10 I'll psrts u the e0asry
Ao Chimney TOPS sfed 70 style OF ar
and pded D0srins work h0aes snd ~
"'h''''" niILER co2TFs YoULE, No 10 Po.ri.t
CLAss-seven Panes, 30 by 50, (thirty- nine By
" 6hytyo hrst quality a0uble tAiek Inquire No so
Broadway.
lrADAM MORROW is, without exception the
VI mos in the world ast h been
tncxn she the seveutb daughter Of sveah salgh,e sas
" hr with BY being learned In the Aro0Ees seicaee
m ~ and a. Of LIE n regard 70 aeAth
xeah courshp and marriage ard gill ~ 'he Sey
sill also make matronJ ane vf shev tue N
$500 fends sheh has shed ta01sands
iaus her throash Europe No Bloonss between
Ear nor ID Columbia Gentlemen net admitted
cFALED PROPOSALS will be received until the
- January next Is Pgfon Brooty1 for thsiar
90 Cheanut Crss Tea the Brookin
delivered Brooklyn. daras tn u1agas
Nav and proportion Ia each OF the
Ties be fee: Iona Bowed oppo
80 Ss thck snG less than ak inches the fsce
Prnp<ss directed the President L. Hustled at No -
Fusor ct hsooklyn
YEAST POWDER.-B. T. BABBlTT is the orig
psi inventor the Chemical fs.s Poser Witch preP.fes
,rd sod bJ hin Eos So and wa,hino1 Nsr YORK IN
lana Those purchase shoa- sh hsy 20, that zits tbs
sDSve
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Goal.

COAL-Peach Orchard Red Ash. Nut, s. %; Esq
~ and Stove wle Ash Furnace. EFs and Stove - n
c.nue Liverpool and Cumberland che loves mAet price
JACOB WEEKS Jr,
No. SIS Bo~sry END No 2li Greens-s, oe.f AnLy
COAI.-The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities
Va suit a. lowest market price fal ass,rtnnt Of tse bed
Apths seits and Bituminous Coas j. L MoAtd-
Corner ar Thorn and cor AeSny A,d astes 81.
7 ACKAWANNA COAL-Furnace and Steamer
Inmn and Crate Coal for BY the Apply 20
- Lump Nv ISAAC n SEYMOUR, Treasured
OF he De aware and Hudson Canal Co No 81 "A~t
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Otean Steamers, Ne.

Tor SAvANNAH-Fare Reduced The new splen1-
i did sde. wheel steamship STATE o. GEORGIA Cart
pfkPI s ssSauaS on WEbSEsO 3 0eoss
hom the wharf shove Vnest 10 speed and ar @ an.
.hr onarpssed from Phadspha go, ssss,ss q rs'
hts1i. in Phiisdelp9a HERQS 5 MARTIN No 81 North
Tor .CAiIFORNIA--The new, splendid and I'M
1slss team,hp YANKEE BLADE viii sail for he Paeas
On WEDNESDAY the 25h via Rio de Jsueiro Nasfsso saa
sSSs S9. an r s' f.Sk RP'SIlRpE 90 s
tie pe PssssT s': t 20 run 1h SSRra STAR a justly
cesbaeS tstmshp UNCLs SAM forming monthly lns 60
California via Panama ''' '''' mis Gs. n q cssr ,ua
TOR CHARLESTON and FL0HIDA-U: S: MAIL
LINE The splendid and f,ore steamship MARl9N Ce,
a, ococl precisely Per No Nor 'sg Fe' ss,a
or rssasr sTpy sroFfoRD FlLEsrOS Co NO S' no'a
fbroush dAs Florida foow' Ja'AOnvile s' eaA''
BANANA TRANSIT TICKETs.-A n HINK-
LEY late rwsras 70, Adsa. 60 = SsSai 20 Fss.
J6S SS ens ri me Adam. So No so.4w.,
N7FW-yORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINZ p,cpT TSrossh IN The Nal oy
sogsS Tickets IgR ,S S a n%S VEST ssT'a' Cue
dsu viii leave from Pier No n o'clock ? NJ gt.e.sf
% SAN JEAh DGL ah 8 SIERRA NR1iDI ZOO tan.
boren the NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, eay,as %,
" else Of land TRANSPORTATION These are
.' sppiy oni, 20 CHARLES MoSGAN Assat No Bowling
assn 'r''' -
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE tor CALlfOR-
" MARI DUCTION in PRICE Of rAssAuE -u9ed sI.es
ns samshp Company connecting With the P.ne Nan s,e
p Comrany carving great nted Mail TOR Cshiorns
and Orect AsInW all aud Panama
The United aa steamship Company intend % dspse los
Ainws FRIDAY Jan 20 AT soSSsn e " h91 Pc, og
d " he fast sailing steamer GEohoE hAW oapt
McGowsn 20 connect with the facih Nail "eapig
Cupnny M sean.eT JOHN L. STEPHENS, Capt l. Person
California By these fsvoo steamers can zoe
be purchastd At very low prizes
M. frsus hm. tho 9t he pNseBsor no~
part by railroad and the facilities or crossing the ish@.
found other rOute 70 Cans Voc
appv WHITNEY. at the o4ce No 1T Ne- 81
corne OF Warren
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Gieamboals ano Railroads.


NAUGATUCK RAILROAD NOTICE-In conso-
of few days The regular Passenger Trains 'morai1E and even
but short deteathn PHILO HURD, Superintendent
Bridgeport, Jan ~ 1854
NAUGATUCK RAILROAD NOTICE.-0n and
~ er sAluaDAY January a. Passenger frsns will leay'
The morning Train tor Winsed discontinued for te days
PHILo HCRD saperintentent
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Brooklyn
IL Got GreeDpon ct 10 for H,mp.ead 70 ~ Y .ns
ns,ca 10 A 81 " ~ and a. and 500 For Bfookiya
sIS S1Sdno5S ana e and So N All
$40 aid s45A N and 25 indi $ ~ % saturday Eyenias
BrookyB on Monday morning ss6lo
TI'RAyFLER! LOOK to YOUR INTEREST.
Il SAFETY aud COMgORr.-cANANDAIGU and sIAdi ARA
FALLS RAILROAD This Road, eCngeetins 9Th ths Csoaa
and expeditions route between Ne~York CiJ snd Nj
Sssrs Falls AID beiog 90 the broad Or SIX tet sg tue e are
more connodous aud comfortable nan On any ohe h' d ev
In fact forming route betwesn NewYork Cs, Upper Cioait
scenery and for the speed safety and comfort Of tho travelling CON
nunty
TORONTO kAPREs5 TRAIN Nia,sra Falls At 80 N,
rescbs Csdandsgus az 10 NJ wrh the Cinsadsas
WAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Batavia At 9f5 arrives at
ca endags 81 connects wh the Nal Train on tbs Cinaadgns
TORONTO EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Canandsgus ats 80
arrives hEga FAILS 10 NJ Th train conneeA At ronawanes
WAY EXPeNsS TRAIN leaves Canandagua 30 ~ Arrives
AZ Batavia Al a NJ connects with the Mail Train Buffalo
Feishi Gr v ad.d from NJ w-York 70 and arara
FAILS ~ dispatch md at vey low rates Also to all parts Of up
BsgFsFe cteched through No charge for handing
1Erougb Tickets be had AZ The Offices Of the Hewfors and
Erie Railroad Company No 1873 Broadway aud ettbe foot OF Dane
N B-Psrenser, can be tieket.a thoush Buffalo Wis
y SAM Bsowg, Superintendent
CGnsndsgui, Dec. 10 1853.
wa ". PALMER Agent, No. 1913 Broadway HswYsrs.
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DR. CLOVER TRUSS and BANDAGE YsTI

nR. CLOVER TRUSS and BANDAGE INsTI.
~ . LII No u premium Tru
and Bets for Females and eorpuent Persons r o
Les weak Ank crooked Spine every kiad OF dsfornty
nunce 70 aides De partment through the female n
attendance Notice nsras-D GLOVER No. u Bsnd.ss nstute
4 )LD DIR. GRAHAM will be at No Is Ann.st on
and efter Monday gh where he viii all yonux sud od
e onenent c forcing the Whsken MRsaehs air 20 ROW
oes and thick In sir weeks without stain rjary TO tie skn
P.n he and common seusebeheye 81 per bote eot
TO part ofthe country r. q OR AHsN 4. * 49, -
BrSOilyn-A. HAYEs. No lis Fusos st ~ 70 A'I''
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BRANCH OFFICE Of the HARTFORD LIFE
~ INSURANCE C0MPASY, Of HARTFORD CONNECrI-
GU, EDWARDS, Agent, No is2 Broadway NeS Yorkrhs
Company hsvn complied With the requirements Of the ~sof tho
STATE OF NevYok Requiring ndred thousand dollars deposit
have openeds Branch oe No 1872 Broadway s JohSs
the Mercantile Bank Building where they M be happy meet
and ell Who With Life Insurance IN safe reliable and prompt
paying Company Tho character Of the Hartford Companies nes
heradns ell thai % inform hs pablo ~here they
b found
soes arr a. low good and responsible Company The
mutDa when policies taken for life loan hafthe Of
preuum thus enabling those Of mitoi opportunity u
their families death potency
dependent pon friends snc charity cold and altogether
feeling word JAMES DIXON President
VIM 7 HOOkEh Vics-Presieens
HgsRY L. MILLER Secretary
EDWARDS, Attorney 'er TIC Company in sewYOrk.
b,y1 55IAqpKoapN Sg D. Medical Examiner.
In ataodsace daily, between II and O'Clock
Ere and Hsrine Risks taken thu Office,
A R EDWARDS Asen''
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fnrni!nre, Sc.
Mafhnerp, &e.

butcher & READ, Manufacturers of Sheet
ID Lead Lead Pipe Iron aud Copper Pump CLOSETS
Copper Boilers Bath Tubs Iron sLIs sizes Plumbing 10 all ~,
brsIcbes No 252 Waierst, doors from PeoksliP.
CMALL STEAM ENGINE WANTED, Of about
with Address STEAM ENGINE Box No 1903 Tribune
Office.
SPECULATION and MONEY.-CLARK's 'MER-
- CHANT MILL decidedly the perfect piece Of machinery
for the Of Flour For description
the follow Certificates from Rochester the greatest milling
point in the world
This 10 certify present witness the practical
operation Of the lark NH and take pessre 10 sans t1a
far asd sangune expectations We presented
with of he -four ground while present which Ia qey pos
The have BY this simple
81 D0 900 ~orth Of mAchiDeyb saved also
power, The Mill applicable 20 from
upward al complete the nrh them
Stone Bolt OF bts; quality all ready work making from one
hour quality
world We unbesta iugy this Mil 20 the puolic
Chbmbe Rim mill TrOpfieOri n Turner heed miller y D.
nougb head miller Whitney Mills T. Stafford rs; miller Dos
Kingsley rst niers; Etua Mills 5ole proprietor
Irving Ais Rush1ank proprietor Crescent Mills and many
Other Rochester millers
The above Mil is exhibition the Harlem Railroad Depot,
No Wbe State and County Rights for
opportunity sill Address the PROPRIETOR At Depot
above
CODA WATER APPARATUS-Of every descrp-
- either for Manufacturing DTawnE Boiing Soda Min
and for sale with explicit printed drc
tors for m by JOHN MATTHEWS Of lstsV aud th
He~Yok.
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