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Bv Trte Roi,os6-s2o bb. y oar. fls9 pssx 5ra
sides Leather rs Hoss. So sheep, rs bales W.
~ North Rft0 bosfs-sf77 bels si0ur. % a. 5ae.
90 DO WHISKY 2l3 do. Provisions 60o bush Rye 81 DO
Gem 500 DO. Oats, $500 do. WheSf.
Nv Hsdson RGood for ne Hcs ending Jsze Ill on
head Cattle Calves SO DO. Sheep Horses 40 DO
Live Hcgs go pa saodry Prov ns 1io. Pc DO E<Es
Is DO Batter sz do Cheese s; b0sh Bye, II dsy sf
sides Lssfher l5o gtls MIX p uns Marble - LeaheI.
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The mast boom and sail belonging 70 the ssboa that -
cspsized Sunday of oovernor. Island, PICKED I "a
morning Quarantine Staten Isla1d by the Heath "a
bosmen. The makers the sail Is Mara, NO ~
Weet-sf.
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MAINE coUsT-Jpne 25-Before Judge hccssrRr.
SUIT FOR eLASDER.

p,rter. bernhard ss James osvet and Mary, he wife.
This IL a suit 20 recover damages ior ltluIy oy
lsd,'s topsue. Mrs y. widow woman DONG eahe1
No spok.st end oeeni sns occepy we ohe gt -
tie houss. youns woman "In. y .asss
e,,a hat Mrs BsnsSTd hsd suty Of improPrefss
p,E.'S md so eSa 70 heard Ms osTet repeat the
Ismsiis another oecosion The deiene et up msson
t. iu failed IA regard IT, The Court save jatg nent IN
c., ~ ,isintf for sc0 damages beside $l2 sO~.oe. and
se,t Fsr plaintiff Mr. 4. b. BsgnsOy. For deendAn'i
Meors Porter aud MouDtiort.
Beatt.e Gst Bskeman ,..o
On note for so made by deendant 70 psa, .nd
defense Of we es Plaintiff P1ov,S ot Oy
'''''-' RIGHT on WHARFAGE.
There was also another suit between me parties.
Defer can't 10 IN oysrman foot Of Oyerst faints e,see
a he dch M n tie Corporation, aad Jet portion 10 defendant
At year The suit TO recover cr one ga,er due MAY
l. Defends claims that he not only emitted u preseason
bit bad s to PSon q soe e o Of me p snd
gave juds ueDt fol plaintiff, 80 -, being amount.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ooURT-JvSE 25-BsfO's
Judge BEFTs
ORDER FOR July IED AUGUST.
The Court every Tuesday will receive return Oh pro-
sRd hear special notiops 70 ina ~ -ti..
eir Trcto sitoTneya the TIA Of any e ~ sr
tsys notice ing previously fled
SUIT FOR cOLIIsIOs.
sPoford Tesen Co AID Others owners Of the steamship
II is alleged that the ship coming into port from
Charleston before day light ltweep andt oc2c 7th jan
noticed about s approaching heI bound out
that the Msreu stered the ngnt OF the Hector
Tut instead Of uskng corresponding movement a.
regarded the Mason, into ner &ng her sboat % ies
from bow damage to the amount OF Sl1O i
| which the present suit IS brought. -
In dsfen Nr Russell surges alleges tia, he is Of the
fteamug Zachary Taylor known in the port Of New
York ihe Hector; that she bound to on he morning
m sueon for purpose sdOrdng relief 20 any vessel IN
the oDg that might need that when she tle
Marion the toward the NewJersey shore and il
avoid the she approached s nearer 70 IT. and
tie nued her would have had abun
dart passed in safety aud she did "a
uursue within short distance Of the
heu he suddenly her direction toward the
s her larb ard bow and causing 20 the Hector much
damsge II contended that the Marion was TO bsms and
tbat the Hector the Marion Is entitled to
damsses This denied TO be cntnued For hbelsnts
Nesss Benedict and scove. For defendant hsss Martin
| Strong and Smith.
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...,,,,.D, The Bonds run until 1870 and are now
Commanding eel a. csc. State warrants nave ,aa.-
v,,ek or two fallen in value rom Go ~ , 49,, 90
s,b "a ttey are not receivable for taxes, LICENSES
;Seb,eSnsss 10 the State, and cannot Dc isPosea
80 .nv advantage before The meeting OF me next
Ieo,siatrre. Civ Warrants command Ss9o)c., WIN
GOOD demand particularly from outside partles VINO
are looking to permanent investment ihe ainoe y.
20 no funded viii not exceed probably 81 600 600 al
n cent paynble in New.York, the whole 10 De hqui-
dated in 1870 ,oo,
The deb, Of the City of San Francisco is s',9l9sh
and Of the county s354,73s O5.
A committee of nine was appointed to wat on M
Page and confer with him relative to the appointment
Of trustees under the new deed Of trust propose 20 DC
executed. Upon their return they reported 'n"'
Messrs. John Psrrott, Captain A. A. Richie ana Ira
Rankin had been selected as such trustees. Inc sp-
vointurent was unanimously confirmed by the meet
ing which then adjourned to roassemble at the call Of
the committee.
The affairs of Messrs Adams & Co. were under in
vestieaton in the Fourth District Court. II has oeen
decided by Judge Lake that bankers are entitled %
the benefit of the insolvent law.
A special term of the Supreme Court was to be held
on the 9Th instant to decide upon the legality of the
assignment of Adams x Co. taken up from the Sd
perior Court of San Francisco.
The quantity of Flour Wheat, Corn and Barley
left at dewaier during the third week In june IN the
wears 1854 and 1855, is follows
t11nr ms Wheat bu Corn, bu. Barley, bu
,c., ttoS afs 10 2Sge1 s-t8
ltaf.ss...... st,lso 4ls,f'S
ls55.......... 3 so b1ssh< rf-fofS f''
Dec..Is9S5 Dec..S5l on Inc..i526os Dec az
The aggregate quantity Of the articles e ie-waer
from The Of navigation % the I'd OF june IN
eutye during the years 1854 and 1855 Is AZ follows;
Flour bbls. Wheat. bu. Corn ba. Barley. on
To-, 70 ''''''''' Ss'' ia 2l620g5 gTs8
lt-o........ -o[sl1i 'o.f@ -''-fNS'
- a., n. ,sT a.
Decl4O 1884 Dec. SIS $50 Irc. 5o5,lol Dee..lo'Soo
The quantity the articles len at tde-watsr
from he Of navigation 20 the I'd OF june III
r'us,ve during the wears lass and 1885 is a. tollows
Four Ills. Wheat. bu Corn, bu Barley, bu
lS8.sS3
i9S'''''''' ~. 10 7sS 2l62O6 1873
45lSGs Dec. ,s54 Inc .l,7l526 Dec. 9l,soS
Rv reducing the Wheat -Four the quantity Of the ater
M AZ this year compared with the correspond ng
reod of sho decrease OF f 10 barrels on flour
TIE following table shows the quantity Of some OF the pnn
;rs articles of poduce tide from the connenc
fut OF raygaion the S2d of June inclusive, dung the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

CANAL ToLLs-The receipts at New-YOrk for the three
weeks in June s7.643 IS
The receipts West Troy for the third week In June were
sll,l(959. -, -, l., T.. ..
500 a. Albany Evening Journal
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

IT,. putnam Base Ball Club OF the
-. -. ~ RrookIyn have accepted chAi-
l.nre from the Astoria Club, and VIII play match
came AZ Astoria on Thursday next AZ oiooA : ="
The following named gentemen are the onces o' 'ne
Tgrh wbieh is composed Of the mos respect
-. h,.;ness men. President, James II. Church;
~ PRESIDENT Samuel Goodwin; Secretary, Brewer
Co.. Treasurer, Daniel Goodwin; Directors, Ed
uard A. wsson, A. E. Gibbs, Albert Davidson
r.srU1Ls.-Several Strawberry and Floral Festi-
x.s are on TIE taps for the present week in the Ea
ern District
This Tuesday evening the ladies' OF the First Bap-
,;., Church Will hold Festival at Trenors Rooms Tor
NE purpose Of aiding the Third Baptist (coloredl
Church in erecting their house Of worship.
ON Wednesday evening the ladies Of the First Meth
edst Episcopal Church hold Festival at the odeon
for the benefit of the Sabbath School.
On Thursday evening the ladies Interested IN the
erection of Grace Mission Church will hold Far ana
Festival at the 0deOn.
Nor,sx Dvsrrp.-The motion made on Saturday
IN ceur,.l for Ezekiel Baldwin who indicted Ter selling
Bouor contrary aside the Indictment on the ground
that the Jury organized by order OF the City Court had
bs improperly formed, denied yesterday by Judge Gull
,,y and the objections oveErud after argument OF Counsel on
hch ,de The principal objections raised were that the Gran
~ hsd MOI s been drawn from repaired 20 be Sled
10 the CeIk's Office in October iasti aud that the!
Brooklvn a. constituted ance the consolidation. II
sDswer 70 these objections 1t was shown by tn
records Of the Court the Grand jury had been drawn from
the lists with the exception Of three tsenen VINO had beet
summoped 10 complete the panel order 70 prevent fau
a n,t,e IL that the City Court has the san
toers ana duts regard the fonnaDn OF ures as IN
fprt 81 Sessions including the snmmoning Of taesmen I'M
Judge ssss time complete the consolidation act Ia.
ot vet come round consequently the jurors could not hs'
49, arauDeled from whole city cons uted III
Az, a Isle and 1855 Ia regard the City Curt he held stool
and he concluded that this Court was not proper
gased no City the State properly organized
and h this Grand Jury not properly organized no ONE
(y,nd Juy In the consolidation properly organ
,ssd lie there fore tbs motion, and defendant was al
lowed until this morning 10 plead
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

STRAWBERRY FEsTIyALs.-These popular and very
social entertainments will be resumed this evening IN jersey
City. The Festival tonight will be benefit for the Temper
sDoe conducted in the Lyceum Building IL
5 be bela in Commercial Hall There will be music by bod
Worlds Band speaking by the Rev. f. H. Chopin Of New
York and the Rev NJ L. Ellison of jersey City, IL will be
Trinity Church newly formed Society in HobOken, will also
Stve Festival in Hoboken
Society of the Know. Something's has been organ
Ned Newark within few days past The plat,rm upon
10 slavery, depreciation Of eeeeasied interference po
e. Affairs sdyOesey Of Ie%PsIsnce and support port Of ho .s
Witty Slave and Rum powers Characteristic Of the existing po
st, and 70 H liberties Of the Republic are most heartily
10 Of the Know somethnss and hope they may grow
ss prosper not o'''D'' ''H Ss%si Mercury yY
The Nerark Daily Mercury says that in that city
the work Of the gohops hes been carried on
sesoe on Sood ens ug
ppg fountains which have long disgrced the city and
been desoIse The expenses sccrnps during year past
from the prosecution Of engaged in the sga ae was
schptOn. During the neIt twelyemo9h, D9w outstanding
many been rooted out is calculated that equal
required by those engaged the work OF break
ing the unlicensed traffic. and one who would
something toward the aggregation of this sum-
The State Agricultural socioty's Premium Moving
RespiDg Match will take place land Of Mr. Obadiah
Heeker, the road from Newark to Elizabeth, Tuesday
July 10
FOUND DRowSED.-0n Monday morning the body
Of an unknown seafpg found floating the
of Jersey City. He supposed have belonged board Of
the Gulf Stream and have been drowned ia attempt
ing 70 escape from her jumped overheard from her
swim ashore heard cry help aud believed
that he drowned Justice Gardner viewed the body and
caused lie inieIInent in the Bergen Cemetery.
BODY FoUsD.-Yesterday Coroner Van Mater of
Hooken held an inquest upon the body Of unknown
apparently found floating la the
the Elysan Fields There bruises the head
which deemed probable had occurred ater death He
va. In his had linen shirt pants and
shoes The body had evidently been in the about
weeks
ARRESTS IN H0BOKES.--0n Sunday two French
men who had women with them and seemed 20 be in great
alec driving the vicinity the Town Hail. where
religious meeting progressing and were arrested on
charge disturbing religious meeting, by Chief Police Der
nard One fined sic and the others % each VIM Luz
John Elder, arrested for passing broken bank BILL
were committed 10 jail for trial
THTFTs.-Thieves continue their depredations in
about Jersey City. horse stolen Sunday night
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MAHHIEU.

OLMsTTID-OLMsTEID this city, Monday, June Is by
the Rev JoseIh Mckee, Mrs JCLIA s. OLmsTEaD Of Nor
walk Conn, snd,MT WILLIAM b. OLMsTE.D Of diego, OF
WSIIIcE-EvEsETT-On Wednesday, June 20, at Groton,
Corn, WILLIAM J. WALLACE to Miss EUPHEsIA EVERETT,
ALL Of BroOklyn, n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

CALENDAR-COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY June 25.-Caiendar for June %, Court OF
Appea65 c. ST. 60. TO- 75 "A, 49, 49, g. u, H. 49, 81 ST.
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The receipts at the Sub Treasury were el60 52l in
cludng 1000 from Dubuque. Payments, s227, sol,
including about 100000 California drafts. Balance
sl,2io,sol. Paid for Assay Office sl,Ol9 Paid on
discussing checks s5O.sO6 TIE deposits in the Assay
Office to-day from the California steamers reached
sSoo,ooo considerable portion of which came from
passengers We learn aso at the bullion. Office that
the passengers by these ships have unusually large
amount Of gold. In addition to this end the amount
the manests say 81 675 900, we hear of s24s 900
Of drafts on the Sub Treasury, making sl,sls 900.
The aggregate is no dOu nearly If quite .s 500 OoO
which will fully supply the foreign drain behre the
next arrival. Partly in consequence Of the difficulty
of getting bars ready by Wednesday the shipmen.
promises to DO comparatively small. We can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

SUPERIOR C0URT-Before Judge SLoSSoS.
The case of Vanderbilt for alleged malicious prose-
eption continued yesterday and concluded Sealed verdict
Before Judge HOFFMAN.
Alexander Carpenter tgt- Alexander /. Mort.
Order Of arrest discharged with $40 costs.
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and Hsrlem were heavy. There is q reaction in West
erp shares although IT r not very large excepting in
- "a pitfshnrg which recovered 81 y G N.

.r. heavy. There l. q reaction in West
although If not very large, excepting in
Cleveland and Pisburg, which recovered .! Y e-sn.,
s.I,;.o a, Isl. Southern Michigan reeovere. 10 Jos.
CHICAGO and Galens, 1854; Chicago rdd Rock Island
sod at o.. Cleveland and Toledo. o. &c, all showing
An improving tendency. I>anama advanced to lOi
dividend Of cent, ii is now stated, Is Certain.
Cumberland was heavy There appears TO be- party
n this stock epdeavorng 10 keep the market from adj
vancing. Nicaragua and Canton steady The
stock OF the latter is mostly in tie hands Of Balti-
moseans, who have great confidence in its intrinsic
value. Bank stocks are firm but active. Rail-
road Bonds have been firm and in fair request Such
of these securities az OF first class have entirely re-
gained the favor and credit they formerly enjoyed and
which they lost during the disasters beginning with
and following the Schuyler explosion Illinois Central
closed at e3i for Construction 60 for Fseeiand and
7e for Freesnd without stock privilege with sales Of
about 500 600. Fries, 1875, sold at 9l,; ISL s5i;
New-York Central, 1921 Panama, 1854; Hudson
River, sd Mortgage, 7tl There also private
sales Of $4,000 Tene Haute and Alton Eight
y Gents at SCI cash, and 81 b1yer thirty. Ia
Sta Socks the saes to fair extent at about pre-
vious prices Missouris, 97l; louisiana ss, si Cali
forpia Is, o. &c. sale of $4,000 United States &C.
leCs wac made at llal-the first sale for time
past. At this rate they orr & ce0t dearer thAn
the new State Skies, which have se years longer to
run.
The Exchange market Is heavy and although some
BANKERS ssk lO, fret class bankers bills can be had
at 10 z cert The supply of Outside bills is better
tie late rise Of Southern rivers having created a
siderable amount The inquiry from RENTERS appears
to be less than for the last steamer. Coed bills with
bills lading attached are asI p cent. Francs 5l5G
| 49, ard heavy.
! Freights are dull, and we have only to note small
/ engagements of Cotton to Liverpool at 3-l6d
The Bank Statement annexed is quite as favorable
in regard to specie anticipated, in view of the
/ fact that the week came in descending average.
The oss compared with last week, is about 1913 0OO
The expansion of loans continues, showing this week
IN increase of $4,000 and 100000 during three
weeks The increased activity in the Sock market
has measureably produced this expansion. The de-
post line is again larger about 81, eco OOo-party
the result Of the accumulation of funds here from the
interior for the payment of dividends, and partly the
natural result of the increased line of loans. The COM
/ paIson with last week Isl:
Loans and Dis. Specie. Circulation Deposits.
June i6...s93I oO3G5 s1fg8 $50 s7452l 6l S1Siy ~
June 3d.. s4O2s415 l47t5629 7'SS5fs 7slJ,lS5
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FOOTINCs.
Total amount Of Caysta June 23.........s4ss9 s $50
Total average amount of Circulation June l6.... 7f525l
Total aDonD; of Deposits Jane ls...... 7s945a
Total Of Circulation, June 3D.. 1865
Total on DEPOSITS June 7sllSlS5
CLEARINGHOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
Exchanges for the week ending June los 5 81
Exchanges for the week ending June zo...... l07V6n
Balances June R......... 5s09OTI
Balances June $40 So
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The sgregste quantity OF the aruc es ft at
from the Of navigation 10 me "a OF june III
rins,ve during the wears and 1885 is follows;
Flour, tts Whes. su. Com, 5u. Barley; "a;
1rSs .6e35l7 C65597 $3.50 lo5sSo
ifS IS 1878 2,l62,oj5 1922
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15 Ses pec. Sd! la Inc l.7l5,2l6 Dec. 9l 9o.

f0I ,lNO ItCss1'-f10f FNN '9''3T-1"
vreduciug the Wheat -Four the quantity Of the aiter
len AZ this year compared with the correspond ns
eoS of last wear sho decrease Of f 10 barrels Of Flour
TIE following table shows the quantity Of some OF the pm
eins articles OF produce left tide water from he conenc
ft on raygaen the 82d OF June inclusive, during the
-. toEq "a davs 1874 4 aud 1855, So days:
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peclsS5 Dec 677 Inc. .i5l65S Dec. AZ
The aggregate quantity Of the articles Ell A. ute-waer
from The commencement Of navigation to the I'd OF june IN
eu,iye during the years 1854 and 1855 Is as ioows;
Flour bbs Wheat. bu. Corn ba. Barley. on
lss4......... STRESS l,Solls9 eSss SLo,,Si
l6s5......... &o2,lbi 'o.i'~ -r'o-f"' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

The State Agricultural Socictys Premium Moving
and RAsppg Match will take place land of Mr.. OBADIAH
Heeker the road from Newark Elizabeth, Tuesday
July TO-
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COMMERCIAL MATTE'R&.
Sales .t the stock Exchanse-,Jusr %.

AGO Ill. freeland Bonds. az
$500 n. Y. Cen. r.. r. BIDS s2i
l0American Exchange Bk.ll5
10 Hanover Bank .......lC0l
Is Corn Exchau &c Bsnk..lc5
5 Commonwealth Bank. 100
gu. $. Trust Company..lll
loo Canton Company bS0 22t |
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THrFTs.-Thieves continue their depredatons in
Jersey City. horse stolen Sunday night
Ron q stable on Bergen Hill.
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No.. hear Of half million yet engaged, and We
know Pat three leading heuses-Messrs Brown
s1e,rsn and Bell-oo not intend to ship. Inc
eorvc has regularly shipped half mH'ion
f .everal weeks past. This suspension OF shipments
4. not entirely the result OF bars not being obtanaoe
: - I'm, i due in a measure TO the fact that the
,v rate Of interest renders such shipments unproht
,ble and that these houses have been ensoled TO
u,sLe better remttences by other means On satur-
d.v next the shipment viii probably be considerable
.s,tere will be a better supply Of bars. Bars are
-, a, mar and 1.lsth = cent for Mint and al
..,t for California The gold by these two arrivals
.Fssd 10 the sub-Treasury disbursement OF about
sseo COO for interest on tie public debt, on Monday
ns,t will sensiby affect the specie lines OF the Banks
during the next two weeks
The following sales OF Bonds and STOCKS were H'ue
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21
prepared ana 6od by
DIR. "a. GREEN, M. 10
Tudinm Physician,
VBlnE GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER

DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT HERB BITTERs.
This medicine has been constantly increasing in public
estimation for five years. and is acknowledged 10 be
the best and chtdbcst medicine M he iDOrid,
The effect Of ts me liciue Is most wonderful II 40
directly upon the bowels and Blood, by removing all OBJ
Gructions from the internal organs stimulating them to
healthy action renoyatng the fountains Of life and vgor
purifying the Blood CLEANSING 1t from all humors and
causing ID course anew through every part Of the body
They nd eradicate from the system, Liver Complaint
that ma VIII e Of 80 many diseases, Jauniice In It's
worst FORMS all Bilious Diseases aud Foul slOmach Dyg
pepsia Costlveness Hum0rs Of the Blood and Skin
digestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles Heartburn Weak
ness, Pam in the Side and Bowels Flau'ency Loss Of
Appetite and all kindred complaints, caused by dllor
dered stomach bad blood TO which all more or less
subject In aprng and Summer Coughs aud Colds are nj
by Us use broken up aud cured nc once
Office 90 Union street, Boston. Sold wholesale and re
Tail by James Green NJ b. Green, b. Scott Jr Charles
CLARK, l.. 4. Lazel Worcester, aud by all medicine deal
ms everywhere Mt only % cts for pint and s7t etc for
quart boitie d6Bim feb
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1f1c0iCille5.


or by letter. upon diseases and conditions of the human
system, free Of charge.
Dr. Spear is now being visited by tOO0 patients every
month"; Of whom travel hundreds Of miles to consult
him and obtain his medicines.
Dr. S. will warrant 10 every durable case After
giving his medicines fair trial, il cure is not effected
he will pay any other physician who will effect cure
his bill not exceeding 500.
The following list of his medicines will give an idea Of
the diseases treated and the remedies used. Read it
carefully.
Balm Of Life, Nos and 2, sure remedy for all dis
eases Of the Lungs and THREAT, Dyspepsia Liver Com
plants Scrolua Syrup, for SorOfula Fistula Ulcers,
Cancers, and Tumors; also cure for Chronic Rhtu
matsm, Bos, Headache, Hip G0ut, Scati;a, &c, and a
specific Tor MerCural Diseases. The Indian Lyerwort
Pills, good family medicine Golden Bters for Nery-
BUSINESS Barrnness, Fluor Abus, &c for common cases
of Weakness in the Stomach, they form invaluable
remedy. Tonic Cordial for all Female Irregularities,
Weaknesses &c. The Aothers Cordial t. be used few
weeks before confinement. Mothers who have once used
this COriia will dispense with it in subsequent cases.
The Woman1 Friend, for the Falling of the Womb, Pam
in the Side and Back German Lotion warranted to cure
the Salt Rheum, and q kinds Of Humors, Gravel Mix
ture, sure remedy fo Gravel and all affections If the
water. German Powders for lin Worms, and also val
ualle medicine for the Piles Rest rave Pills for the
Piles. Catarrh SnuE-it viii the CGtarrh. Corn
Plaster, which viii cure Carns Bal5am Of Life, for
Coughs, Colds, Cramps SpHsms, Fits. and Splitting of
Blond. Al Healing EalYa Rheumatic Lniment for Pain
in the Limbs, Side, Back, &c. daWlY mar30
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EgA 4. Z. 1Is,s,,, RHEgMATIO DIAPENT

hD is the Medicine to rely on, after all The great
drawback to residence in Northern States is ia
changeiul climates consequently Rheumatic and Neural
gc complaints are exceedingly rife among u.s. This com
paint which has baled thesk Of many Of our most emo
inen physicians, has found conqueror in Dr. GgoRGg
BARBER, Of New York city. His manner Of treatment IA
purely scientific The idea Of treating the same by on In.
terna or external remedy only perfectly inconsistent
with The well known principles Of physiology The Dia
pent combination Of both and is accompanied by full
and explicit directions for It's USE that the most unsk
ed In medical matters can apply the same after once nm
ushndng The nature of the case, as we as II the Doctor
were personally present In all diult cases. the Doctor
uous himself Ia readiness to consult with the afflicted
either personally or by letter. and 10 advise In reference
" the mode OF living and diet The Dr. Intends hereafter
70 spend one week in every month In Boston, Of which due
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