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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
Passengers Sailed

IN L. s. " steamship Unior, for souhrap.0n and Hrre-A
Rex Rehs sser r. w. Nbsndes, Elis' Cotor, n,bets,
Pr edo p Vale Mr. d. Lerue. hfs Ferse Paul dufbert,
Nr Pheps Mr. Brown Mrs Dufsu, Mr.. G. L'cone, Mrs g.
omder, Ms h. Tbomss, Dr. j. Young y Wsler, 81. CoGr'
vet sud aay Smith, Mrs benson, Mr. Buinne Miss l.
Psysrd Nj ard Mrs W H. Williams ID. jose Stable M and
Mrs o. Lossebigt, Arnsud Bermo Jln Cahss. p Adone,
M Dety Capt Reyrsro H. Le,er, Mr.. Ccsger Christian
Jsety Mira Jscsy and ohilorsn, Mr. Ausgst Dosps',
Mrs. Iodsforce, Mrs. Emil X chard, Mr. CcchzIux -
In seamsap LeJsHca for LserDgo-E. Yates Enz.andi hr
Eeisp d. Ms Hayes, children and infsnt, 6eo Hays,
DO. Mss Ihurssn, ew-YoTk.
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Hhalers.

Fut back to New.Bediord sd inst, bark Na.Alees Anen
leh saiel from port wfains vos ne ins l. h.sns
r,,mped from at 81 Ia 60 IN ,gaenre Of capt A.
b. ins Attaeked with oc-ts az the son go, '.h = slp
r.d was c.ussd Ell = " uitns ~ J.. gsics e1ston
sd 2Sd brig Leoa.daS iiiC Cs.ri -, oAsS NOM. a.
ery Psc lie Oce n r -.
AZ New "a 3ih .nsi cs;hr faip Barasi q were
sold AZ aei on Il David b. kt te rate Il |lZVNp
letter ffau ueb9un, l1-ed May T. reports bsIk ALce
Frazier Tatsr N poT the 9th dec. for Now Bccofd
Id .ot t1l % The 81 reported in Eng,sb psPess
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Arrived.

Us. steamship George Law Gray from AspinwaI with
the nails i42 pssenges ard lsSG6 In treasure fr,m sas
T. s steamship sortherner, Evan ChArestou 50 hour,
mdse and pass Spofori. leston Co Thursd,y I'D
A. NJ of Cope Look Out spoke schr sarah Brewer Fsy
A. M spoke Keystone STATE iror' Philadelphia for Savannah
ship Hermine Bsrn.l Hs.hag n Bremen 40 DE-, aass
with &c ,.ss to PsveEed sohum'eker Had deaA "a
sBg Cslsssis Palmer sssushae AprH teas silks &c. Ia
Buokin Crane. Sailed IN with hip stag Hound fr
Lopd,n Passed Anser MAY - June 5, Tat II s.. ian Il $
Ion q e. sisnsl-ed cpper.:ho Lady Agnes Qua stS
Fs@ed Cope Lsgulus July 10 st e5 In z5 u w sposs
cn 81 % W. poke bark Cleaner, hence Rio; sane day
tgn Iz-d oik hicn Noson a. nc. elund sVnlh tnt IL,
santa Cruz FOR copnhsser stS s p S. Ion s. S,,sa sisa
chr Georgia m baltimore Demsrsa ed lat s. 10 o,
IS ssnrh1ed ship W II Wharton Oaud E. from vsssa
orLiverPoo1. Crossed the El1ates y .
d. guaro to barrcda 8rcs - N,vns Co Iulvs
lat IS a s. Ion. IS 50 y pike bark Lucy Msra from -asu
Nontsvideo. July - lat II ;. - IS w, ssn,
Er bark Ann Wood. Aug l. st II 50 N lon So ssp,issi
SIP Apna Schmidt Muliksn Cardiff LILY O. railroad ron
ard 10 pss to w r. schnidt Co. rooS pho. 22d Juy
a. a s a lon IS -, John Harness, Of Provdenee r. L.
siip seSiias of ysw,Hsyen soale, csrda Isy = rail-
Bst j. j. Cobb iof 5anore Nclescn Cardiff IS ds., rail.
lark Phen ann, Msyssuez, P r. IS d sugar and eOss
Bark Emene Coiden Latz Bremen 4s d. in baRsst with
II pass. to HenpiBgs Muller 4 G,sns.
Big Pauline lveoe1 Ls~rence PotiO cabelIO q ds hides
and ,ugar to ) de Ageds, Joye Co.
to srssr vessel 70 Brett Son Co. 2oth inst. A. S.
,pske bris Frsnconis, f,om piotou for New York.
schr Echo Conkiug ~. Johns " r.. IS de lumbertJ.
Homes; vessel to c. II. Pierson.
Schr Balstt, Push. Wilmington, N. C.
Sohr. Essle, Rhodes. RondoUt for Portsmouth.
schr Nirretts, Dewey Rondnnt for n ems Point.
Schr Harvest Frisbee, Rondout for Taunton
Scbr sophIonia, Wall. Rondout FOR Roton
Sebr Daniel Webster, Day, Newbursh for New London.
Schr. J. x. Holmes, Smith, Providence
SchJ. Elizabeth HULL Day, Greenwich.
sehr seamsn tBrl Ayes. Cumbehand N s., 20 d. grind
tones aad fsh to master.
sehr. PeTine, IIgIahad, Portland, CT.
Schr. oulsa Chose, pton, mdse. 20 ;. w. Lewis
scbr. Homer, Parker Boston, mdse TO :. w Lewis.
sAILED-steaushps Union, Hsvrei Caha~ba Havana,
Nashville, Charleoni Florida Sayaun9hi jamestown Rcr
mond; Lebanon, tBr.) Liyepooli ship Z. d Liverpool
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Disasters, &C.

scBR EyTRETT (of sslem) before reporeSS a CIR ssh
sbsnSoned was toeed in.o 1ocss and 2th ia " - ,bsut
srp Lisht from Philadelphia which f IN ~ 20 sas ss
miles eouih Of honhegan, and cut away he' "''
The sAis Esing and one anchor gore. ,, Bssos ~
scHR ABGAiL GOULD Of and 70, stenpen s,sbes vs,s
wa. ave in damss ID state. Nonsu'snce On @ ynsred
suIors. OF Gould,boo', ost at ssme place. % Ps~'
,uys COAL from the wreck ~ brs "a :; , BY ss
the sov, and Piss was taken to New-Bedfofo ~
-Four Brcthen
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NEW-J.BRSEY ITEMS.

The CfSsus.-The returns from the First and Third
Wards of Hoboken have been made The population
Of the Frst Ward is 2,57o of which number 275 are
foreigners. The number OF children between and l6
years Of age in the Ward is 49l. The population of
TIE Third Ward s 2,l76, of which number l62 are
Of foreign birth. The number Of children 10 this
Ward is 454.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

FmE.-Yes;erdsy morning about o'clock fire
was discovered in the roof of the budiOg over the
sveps connected with the factory Of the American
Plate Glas Company at the foot OF North Sixth ST +,
4. ID. 1t wes soon extinguisbed Damage about 5000.
1he iremen OF the Eastern District called out
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon by an alarm tor
the Fourth District, but no fire eould be found. The
alarm wss said to have been caused by volume OF
smoke issuirg from the unoocupied vault or cave un-
der No. l4s Grand st., the cdor of which was very
similar 10 burned chowder.
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tAdveruseiaeusl
Full. LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS o,

csxvAsThe public respectfully invited 20 call and IL
Fpect full esze APIS, which taken at
ether establishment Ia the world.
PHoToeRAPBs oil pastel and water coors of Gny dze
BY PaIssn sIu and fpisled IN sty usd
nv lbrICCsArS II every description aie rO u
pssuo.orIes Of deoeUed persons. Perfect s-d'hcnOn
g.ssIfst~. GURNEY fRspsRIcks,
SO Cro .dway and No. 40 Hue base do ReDpst Paris
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FALsE MEAsuREs--Patrick Kelly, vender Of
questionable quality Of vegetables and fruit out OF
wagon defraufed his customers by the use OF dninu-
tive measures. lie wss arrested on Saturday evening
by Officer Bagley Of the Fourteenth Ward, and yes
erday wac committed by Justice Jacobs, in default of
S25 fine.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

Held TO BAIL.-A man named j. Thompson
charged with stealing chains from Messrs. DoTd
Co., was arrested on Saturday and brought before
Justice Baicbsy. He waived an examination and
was held 10 hail 10 answer any indictmentthe Grand
Jury may find against him.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
BROORL Wv ITEMS

MoRTALITY.-The whole number Of deashs in this
city for the week ending August 25, was ll4-oi
which were n ale G7, females A. OF this number 81
vere Minors and % adults. The principal causes of
deaths were commissions, cholera infantdm and
IoarasmHs.
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spOkfn. &c

ooh inst, lat 10 I5 Ion. g. .P Bur%ag; By pLOsSo'i
from Portsmeuth, Va, ior Rehsboc'o' ~ :" c.,gs
No date lat 10 s5 iop. 81 80 .hig sSsnss' ssiila. r.
for New YoTkBy plot tost r. n yer JordAp
LiSsrSSe E9 Saif r s PSs5s RIA, 81 oil
l.. K. Collins.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TtorsASns OF ACJIF SUFFPRERS

IHOTfHNUN OF NEVE
yearly Fever and Asne remedies without knowing that all
IN. strs 9Th owpg Arsenic QuniDe Mercuy ohe
deadly Poisons which though they ofen break the ch" 10
sbor time sy the foundation OF wrochec mls-
dee that G. only with lie.
But the unpsrsi eled eicscy of "RHoDEs's FEvsR
IeuI CpRE OF AETDOTE MALARIA" e4ualed only BY it,
~ snn innocence proof this the folio Qius certificate
ron the cle5rsted chemist in the Uuied States s at
Asehed 10 every bottles -
/" NEw-YoRy, Jauo II 1867
have ade chemical examination Of RBODEss FEVER
iED AGUE cURE or ASIiDorE TO &ALAR and nave iessd
fer Arsenic MeTcury Quiune and Sryc1nne but have not
Und particle q either Ia Il, have found substance
"JkMEs II. Chiffon, NJ d., Chemist"
RFnTARrs therefore hst this the oIy FEytR AND AevE
remedy u world the INNOCENCE of which 10 PROVED by
.aeb Of chemical analysis and the VALUE OF which
the testimony q all who sell II, specimens
Of vLich freqBentiy published -
No doubt n Public viii appreciate the difference betwos1
thus supported by proofs and the incredible bombss
fnnIssd by tho who have nothing else 70 rely upon.
Gro h. BhTEs, Wholesale Agent No lS3 Water ~ and for
sale by G. VI. RING, c. " CLTcK1XER Co. +. c. WILLS
Co. Broollyn, mia NJ HAYES, and Druggists generally
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

SESTEScED.--JGmes Collins arrested few days
ago. charged with stealing barrel Of pork from the
ship May Queen lying at ,be Atlantic Docks, was SEN
fenced on Saturday by Justice Baichey to psy fine
Of $25 and in default of payment to be Imprisoned 80
cays in the Peni;cntiary
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

osAYTABoR-At Dover Plains N. Y, Thursday, Aug o
by the Rev. Dr. Post Mr. NM 0RAY Of NewYork, to Mis-
HAARrr d. TAsoS daughter Vi John VI. Tabor E'q OF tb
above place.
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hsher. }. n. Gould, Jos cook, John WITT. A.,
end cabin snd ne IN steeYaEe. Total ~ =" so
ia IN b'; ~'y Pe.gsin, from Bo.saa-slr. oavr,, ~.
I. 'eA1. ceHsas' from s. Jsso De cuSa-J An,,r.,,
N tayk Layya. frous Ailsos ans fS,4-Jose Jui, ~
GensTo, Vice COnsu! Of SAviEn.h. lawn DO
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continues very active, bat he ssppy Of vesseis is in
sufficient.
Trains on the Ohio sDi Mississippi Railroad COM
menced running again on Thursday last.
Harkets.C AErruLrr RrroErrp Toa Ne TEIRuNE.

siAfhttks'IALlTULL1 hEFOhILD FCA thL lElbbNs
SATURDAY, Aa. ., 1855
AsHFSThe IsTket wi,hou change fr Pearls, ~ saa.
sale. s7 Po's and nd; Of IS b5s
domsstc st 50 zJG 50 f 81 bbk Canadian do 50 So
I0TTOS-The market Is withcut the slightest yariaoG
he business tut trfng SEQ baes IN ot' sptnnersi
auoops express the st Transactions bat for
tie mos, perf ro-ninsl We repeat them a. Olows:
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HiSilruSt stNAS.c......rHrs psY
slh-hses...sor<i ~ ctfs.s.........s 81 Moox-Ssfs
hisb VA *. ......-.....-.rfIs ~
ssnfy Hook. 6:s4 Gov Tsiand... 7.tt H-llG.t.
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fAdvcrtisetnentl I

PuRDY's NATIONAL TmATBR.--C NEAL THE
gREArj The RAVEN oIIaE roMs, ard SWISS CorTAGE with
Mr. X. Scott Mrs. wilkins Mr. Fox, Mons. Schmidt aud
Mo Ibsree a. this fsyorte Testcr roNIGHr, aud the
beet paoeTtmme have seen for many day.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON-Ar Aug n, ship. George Lee, ctleLass <h
corn New.Oheans; bark Charles Wi!lifas ss'sn''''
Relief ssgua. . M. H,g.Yori
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

GAME OF QUorrs "A game of Quoits was played
ct Beattys Hotel in the City Of Hudson, on Saturday
afternoon, which excited considerable interest in
sporting circles and drew spectators from NewYork,
jersey City and Hoboken. The match was made up
by Mr.. Beatty, and by Mr.. Rae of Jersey City, for
s25 q side. John Ludlow Of Hoboken, and Samuel
Southron Of NewYork, pitched for Mr. Beatty, against
Mr.. Rae and WD. Brydon Of jersey City. The
game was 2l up, and the best Two il three. Rae's
side won the first game, 81 10 16 and Bsatty's the
second 81 TO IL. In the third rub game the pitch
ers were tied until 10 TO ls, after which, Beattys men
won.
TAxEs.-An ordnance for the assessment and COL
lection Of Taxes for 1855 in the Ciiy Of Hudson, has
been adopted by he Council The amount 6xed is
$500.
Board OF FDUcATIoS.-Ibc Board of Education of
4 City of Hudson Is organized by the choice Of Mr..
Jesse West, President The following are the Com
mittees:
finance Mesns iii Fer, Day, and COnklin
On buiding-MessTs Plstt, hGug,e ana Jonslin.
On Cone D0nGease-KessIs. Smith, { mnn - ani Day.
FIRE DEP.RTaEET Hook and Lad Ter Company
No Of tne City Of Hudson has been organized. Mr..
j. C. HaIsey was elected foreman, and John Allrdfe,
Aoota
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IAdvertisemeut.l
DISEASES or THE THROAT, LUNG!

MUSCLES JoISTs AND SKs-CURsD ISBALIEG AND Az
pyIsc j. r. sTAFroRD's o. I'VE TAR.-Pdce 80 cents bottle
Sold BY the STAFFORD OLIVE TAR COMPANY Nos y and ~
a.. Ne
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La w .LNYhLLIG-EIVClE

SUPREME COURT-AUG. 25
Notes of Issue for the General FERN must be filed
on or before Saturday Sept. l. Those filed after that
day will be placed at the foot of the calendar.
SPECIAL TER.-DEcIsIoN.
Luis NJ Van Eeten and others sg AdOiph Jacquesson.
Motion granted TO Louis NJ. Van Eeten 30 far as
to allow him to come in and defend attachment aud
judgment.to stand, &C. No costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
fAdversement
TAdVertl'enenlI . =, ~ -,
CLoTIuNG--Merchants from North and South,

Eat and West viii their advantage 70 call a.
EvsNss CLOTHING WAREHOUSE Nos 65 and 50 Futonst be-
sue mailing up their minds where to buy.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
BIRTHS.
MkRHIED.

DAs-on Saturday Aug 2 Mrs. d. C. DAVIS vile of D. c.
Davis ksq., Au u.tioueer, Of daughter.
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I1dyertisementI

SILEP IN FEAIE.
Hlsgrx's PATENT IMPROVED Canopy AND META sure
suaTsnty tgainst Mrsketoes and all Insects
w. STRATrOs, Sole Agent No. 20 Chambefsst.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
SATURDAY, Aug. ESP. NJ.

SATURDAY, Aug. 25-P. Nj.
Trfre was rather an active Stock market this morn
ing. with more steadiness than was exhibited on Fri
day, but still with a general downward tendency.
Erie continues TO be about firm any of the fan
cies. II left of at 52l, decline Of cent Read
ing wCs about o. which is also y cent fall Panlma
lO7l. Central was heavy selling at 1904! The bears
in Cleveland and Toledo having depressed that stock
too much there was reaction Of p y cent With
purchasers of some $500 shares, closing at s7. The
charge of bT ing large floating debt at the time Of
making the last dividend having been repeated, we
state that at that time the floating was but about
sl25, ,OC0 and that the Company had cash means to
pay when due and surplus Of over 500 900. The
floating debt at present, we before stated, is but
about 500, OOO Cleveland and Pittsburg was frmer
to-day and sold ot 7ol. Mr.. Rockwell, the President
has Just comp ted negotiation with Eastern capital
i.ts of $500 600 of the Third Mortgage Bonds of this
Company the proceeds OF which 10 be used in the
payment of the Income Bonds falling due in October
rext. Chicago and Galena is firm. Michigan Central
sold at par and Michigan Southern at lOJ. Cumber
land is steady at 2sI a2sl. Nicaragua fell OFF J e
cent Railroad Bonds are moderately active; the
transactions are 100000 at easier prices Illinois
Central closed at s6l Panama, l07l; Erie 1875, 81
Hudson Third Mortgage, 76i. The principal move
ment in State Stocks bear sales Of sl00, 900 Vir
ginias at OH seller months and 9sl, buyer sixty
The fist price was bid for Indiana IS sold az
So buyer sixty
In Exchange there is nothing Of Importance doing
and rates are steady. Sterling 81 dlo cent; Franc
5.1565l2i.
in FTeghts We hear Of to Liverpool 700 bb's.
Flour s. 3d.. 400 bales Cotton, 3lGd., and coo bush
Wheat TO London, sd, in bags.
The pay ymcnts at tho Sub Treasury were sls4,747;
received S225,l ,l2O, including 600 from the Mint;
balance, 81 596 400. Paid for Assay Office, s5,s79;
paid on ,bursng Checks s3s oo2; balance to credit
of all accounts, ss,sjs, $40; showing increase Of
about ss7O 600 since last Saturday. including $780,,
OOo from the West and Philadelphia.
The imports OF merchandise for the week other than
dry goods show very large falling off as compared
with the same week of last season, being only
81 O95 s92 against 50 49, decrease of 81 sOO
ard making with dry goods an aggregate falling off
s29oO 600. The aggregate for the week and year is
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

AccIDHEr.-A little boy named Charles Reitz, aged
about years, resioing at No. "a Myrtle ay met with
n serous accident Saturday afternoon. IL appears
he was PLAYING on the railroad track, opposite his
fathers residence, in company with other children,
when one of the city came along, and by some
means the boy fell against the car; his hand catching
snder the wheel the passed over IT, cutting tNo
hng, rs off the left hand. The accident was unper-
ceivod by the driver or conductor Of the car. The
boy was taken TO lis parents residence where he re-
eeIyed aurnic6l aid
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
IAdNertiscmenk

Desires TO PURCHASE DwELLNG-HOUsE and
ROT or VACANT LoT either l4h, zd 34th ss between
h and etbevs 42dst between 9th aud 7thays Pnce
sos 70 e1ceed $1,000 Address A. NJ No. % West ldn.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
lAdverisemeDt |

BALM OF THOUSAND FLOwERs-tor 0eatliy-
,ns the complexion eradcating all pDples eckes
Som FETRIDGE Co. Frank nkn-squOre New York;
fsr ssle BY C. r. RING. Broadway, and all Diugghh
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

Among the imports Of the week are: Coffee, $685.
4oO Cigars s2s 2OO Gallery, $751; 200; Iron, s5s,9oO
Tin, $4,000; Lead, s3s,sOO; Sugar, sl45,2OO
Watches, s2s, 100. The exports OF the week were
s666 653 AGAINST seO4 47i last year including:
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

IvryMPERAxcE.-The Police Of the Western Die
frict of Brooklyn mado 90 arrests for mtoxcation
during Saturday night
H. he Fifth Police District there were five arrests
Cor into xcaon for the "a hours ending last evening"
IL the sixth Ds,ricttheo two arrests on the same
change.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

TnRsArEsIsG HIS WFE.-TA man named Robert
Tayno was sirs,ed on Saturday by Officer McNa-
nara of fh6 lLrd District Police, on wArraot is
sred On the complaint of his wife who charges him
with attempting 10 kill her by setting her clothes on
fIe sni usiTg other violence toward her. lie was
eommltttd 10 ansNer.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

BOARD OF FDucATIoS.-The Board of E1ucation Of
q c City of Hudson Is organized by the choice Of Mr..
Jesse West, President. The following the Com
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

BuReLARY.-About 2 O'Clock yesterday morning
HeCann's siove-store, in South Seveoth"t, t- ID y
carried away bag OF specie which amoa4.sd 10 sso7f
FIVE dollar, all in pennies. -
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

The business of the Cesrirg Horse today was &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

A POCKET PIcgED.--A man named James Phear
had bis pocket relieved Of s4s on Saturday under the
following circ umsances II appears he sitting in
q bs room 10 Myrtle ay. and Fell asleep, and whilc
sleeping he was relieved OF his pocketbcok coataniog
tie above amount.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

An ArrENPT TO ExToRr MoSEY.-A man named
Jsmes Cain was snesed Saturday night by Officer
Reynolds Of the Tsrd District Police, OF the com-
ptint Of Charles Evcns5urg, who charged the accused
9Th attempting 10 tXtort money from han. Ii APP
pears the complainant net the accused on one OF the
south ferry boats, coming from New-Yorx 10 Brook
kn late on Saturday night, and demanded dollar
6om l,n; after they I'd lel the boat he insisted
having some money, il il was only shilling; and the
complainant rot complying with bis request, Cain
at.en pied 10 knock him down. The accused hed
10 answer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-13

by letter. upon adseases and conditions of the human
system, free of charge.
DR.. Spear being visited by 1000 patients every
month, of whom travel hundreds of miles consult
him and obtain his medicines.
DR.. s. will warrant in every durable case After
giving his medicines trial. cure is not effected.
he will pay any other physician who will effect cure
his bill not exceeding $780,
The following list of his medicines will give idea Of
the diseases treated, and the remedies used. Read
carefully
Balm of Life, Nos. and 2, sure remedy for all dis
eases of the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plants; Scrofua Syrup, for Scrofua, Fstua, Ulcers
Cancers and Tumors also cure for Chronic Rheu
matism, Bois, Headache Hip Gout, Sciaca &c, and
specific for Mercuria Diseases. The Indian Liverwort
Pills, good family medicine. Golden Bitters, for Nerv-
BUSINESS, Barrenness Fuor Albus, &c for
of Weakness in the Stomach, they form invaluable
remedy Tonic Cordial, for all Female Irregularities
Weaknesses, &c. The Mothers Cordial to be used few
weeks before confinement Mothers who have used
this Cordial will not dispense with in subsequent
The Woman's Friend for the Falling of the Womb Pain
in the Side and Back German Lotion warranted to
the Salt Rheum. and al kinds of Humors. Gravel Mix
ture remedy for Gravel, and all affections Of the
water. German Powders for Pin Worms, and also val
uahle medicine for the Piles Restorative Pills for the
Piles. Catarrh Snuf-it will the Catarrh. Corn
Plaster, which will Corns. Balsam of Life, for
Coughs Colds, Cramps, Spasms Fits, and Splitting of
Blood. AllHealing Salve Rheumatic Linment for Pain
in the Limbs, Side, Back, &c. dawlY mar30
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Onnibnsrs.
CHANGE OF TIME.-TATNUCK A

CHANCE OF TIME.-TATNUCK AND
" LINCOLN SQUARE OMNIBUS.
On AID after MONDAY, Nov. 10th, will
leave Tatnuck at 20, $50 m, l.30, and p. m.
Returning, Leave Lincoln Square for Tatnuck 80 a.
m, IL M, A and p. M
Also, Leave Newton Street for Lincoln Squire at e45
$50 and ii q. M, and i.46 and 545 p. M
RetnrRng--Leaye Lincoln Square al 7.30 and 10 ami
n m, and a. and 0 p. M.
euKDAYs-LeayO Tatnick at $50 a. m. and Newton St..
10.15 q. M, and Las pm.
Returning, viii leave the City Han at the close Of the
meetings. w.
Single Farce Ia cents each way, from Newton st.
Lincoln Square.
Single Fare-12 lag cents from Tatnuck to Lincoln
Square, each way.
One package Of 20 tickets, 81, from Newton street to
Lincoln Square, and package Of 10 tickets, 81 from
Tatnuck. H. A. CURRY.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-13
NR' IRA WARREN 5 COMPOUND

PURE COD LIVER OIL, LIME & SUGAR OF MILK
The great value Of Cod Liver Oil medicine In Con
sumption, Is generally admitted II corrects pad
the celste cell resutng according to Or. burnett from
the union Of minute particle Of oil with moumou uuer
1he quckenng force OF vitality The Phosphate q Lime
has been fund to promote the same great ehn throughout
both the vegetable and animal world
The Sugar OF MfIk, manufactured from the whey OF
goats milk, being supporter OF respiration IN weaR
aids the above rcedes In Consumption, and when prop
erly combined with them makes an elegant preparation
removing much Of the offensive taste and smell Of the oil
and supplying slcchniinc conclusive for the lungs
mitch like tint elaborated BY healthy liver.
IN conducting large special practice IN Throat an
Lung Diseases Or. Warren resorts directly 10 Tie bh
cries for pure oil. The excellence NJ this preparation
will be &C once appreciated By the medical proIesson ana
a trial oft viii commend II to the people generally.
BURR n PERRY, General Agents, Nc lCofnhll Dos.
ton. and for sale by an DruRglsls N, $50
Agents for II. Hpurr 2Ql Main a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-13
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them in all cases Also, among the large assortment Of
Wood and Coal Stoves which he keeps constantly on hand,
can be found the following fashionable patterns The
North STAR Best Baker, Granite State, PaJior Cook
(s:mching new, Crystal Palace, Eagle, and Equator
Stoves.
Tin, Copper Iron Ware and Tin Roofing, done order
and warranted not to leak or blow off
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Street Lanterns &c always
on hand, at 16 Southbridge street. J, W. JORDAN.
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