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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JUNE D, 1856.

te fel ike h1tderbrlt 20 the resr Of th- Neucsu.
The Gay Was with them the lltte bad Of s;oat 1e,,
guarding the pre-idio taken BY rurpr-e and rot h.y
ing the Advantage Of the Mexicas. regard 10 lotses
<efe b~Tunihe 70 vsrr Bat cheer 40, cheer again
&sctof Z q; hare Qn ecue ,hc-e lea a freoo.,
-posbipe can Withstand their check Wi,h shout. Of
ri, pa they change the battle to rot. The s'd -
ror!
. The .-cut was complete ore; ard hal no, Ere
mort. n &c been utterly .xs.us,cd none would have
..esped. s'"end'd the Ride Of tie O.r HpadrrS.
would sta, ttat the Government. With theil usla
.r..J in .u n Ntes passed appropriation 10 s,ti.
Il G-sefA Waldo snd ether; for their losses SIR yc1cs
after.
again ts.de stand att e san Pa-c.l headed by Poo
still hey rse dj-Piriied, and Gen K.apey With hs
sov.rporsIp ~ the country being decided vssh tad
iorg been = .cruce Of truu be between Kesrney,
Sos ton and 9sson ssirs be- 1ame more settled snd
the American force, nov srs ely augmented, Was
placed on such Soting AZ to 20 On u crush the hesd
Of rank rebehaea,' s1d Pico AID Castro fed to the
lower country, - Sight fyr time onser agains, ~
fryrak< fate.
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MISCELLANFOvS

III pe cn'hehs OF kansgate, cf which place Col LAX :.
oi Nam isa native. have subscribed 20 ourcb,ae -,
Tie Lord Mayor Of London IN. c.u.d .h,.
meeting to raise subsc options for the surr. tom
did dhcnpsoo one Of the defenders Of K.r., hs,
u'Ju nom nc effects Of ss wo1nds and pnyations
i..haIu - ownt, British Con-ul at Buffalo /. An.
pointed to the same ofice at Riga. 'p'
the Mon,teur '" ! 'o"''aoc'eo IN
me LuperT Alexander has arrived at Riga.
"l' Onlon, French Conrul at San FraLc;sco b.s
6 n named Committeeman at Port.su.P Prince. A
ras ieutr asserts that be has instructions 10 i1tims
,nat rance Will Lot permit Scuouque to invade the
Palmer was hung on Saturday morning lie d;.d
"lIhout struggle. lie made no confession
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R.TrFIoATIoS hzsTIse AT NIwprRGU--The Re-
publcsDs Of Ne~buJh aid vicinity VII nc-. on Sat-
rrdsy evening at ocieck. Among the -pe.i,,rs vii
lie Attorney General kir,ssll of Ohio, Gen S.os~ OF
Wiscorsio, and A. Oakey Hall, esq OF Ne~ York.
The camp fires are burning bris h,y in the Higbecds
The mountains were ever the dwelling places Of Dbl
srtv
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Iss Irhi.9 orps ,p' Of s.a projected .pscu
e s,%ns ta.,icusr) in NEG bedisg. which viii D.
Bo-Phorrs The Europesn. swat he return Of Of a. a.
ashe, IN orrer 70 claim a reform IN the tenure "a
sruto property The o,ops Throughout The Tu-ki "a
bs upne Ii.'ept favorable sppesrau-. The Sultso
Tonstantipople. on I'M I'd inst report $500 "a.
me hussars had destroyed the fortress Of I.ms noo
.nr cefenses Of she Ii Of Kars French ciyII e;csr
mu oe cnsieed with ,he Organization Of the cu-tep,
dufies IN the Twkish Empire. WV
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FIRES.


FIRE TuIRTr-FIcHrH STREET.
Yesterday morning at about 9 O'clock fire broke
out in the rear dwelling house No l42 Fart Thirty
Eighth street but being discovered at an early mo-
ment the flames were speedily extngui.hed by the
fremsD. The house was occupied by Mss Mott, and
Was damaged to the amount of $500. No insurance.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm of fire in the Eighth Distr.ct, yesterda J
morning, was caused by the burniog Of tar-barrel,
corner OF Washington and Robinson streets
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THE LATEST MARKETS BY THE ASIA

LNYRPOoL, Saturday, June H. Ie'o-' r Il"
Messrs. Richardson Spence & Co. report
BRrApsTrrFs very firm.
Provisions without change.
Corros-some speculative inquiry based upon Tue
a;c;.l news of Mr.. Champions dismissal Qa''sI'oos
Gov some qualities ID. higher. Sales to-day l''oo0
bsl.s; 5000 on speculation.
Lospos, Saturday, June ls, is''-p, N.
CossoLs for Money closed this afternoon al - 20
9i,.
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HOW FREMONT RAN IN ~.
LINN Ia Esentrn pnst

1bs Sovps sketch from the pen Of the many who
sttd by the brilliant dsshins career OF Col FIRE.
mont tie deere Of California and who bee acquainted
with The incidents he describes the and from the
ofpsres who Witnessed them They show that
sooa AID will far sssy sr. open
to conviction that he can do 1t again
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr. JoHS BRouGH,s On Thursday large party
Of gentlemen, American and Irisb, entertained Mr..
John Bropghsm, the distinguished dfamatist and au-
thor, at a dinner in the Aston House. The chair wa,
occupied by Richard OGornan esq who was faced
by MIR JM lbs 4. Stagg Vice Chairman. The even-
in parsed off very pleasantly with speech and song.
Mr. Broug hams numerous friends who have hong
tmpatod such ovation this, ia recognition OF his
social merits and professional ability, awaited them
seves o, tbs oppor,un ty Of thus eomPmen'ng him on
the cecssos Of his entering ntc>he occupation Of the
Bow.ry Theater, as l.ssee and manager
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RlOE pErr~rn

II. Csp,ive Youths of judah B, Rev Erunry W. Jones
limo Do 10. Derby Jsesson
C!ar, Or slave Life IN Europe va Preface by Sir Arch.
bsls AlisOt. Emo 20 SO EsS,er Br0eaors.
Joka Hslfsx By the suthor Of Oro- $40. yp ia Ths
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Eldtt W 40
ssmus, Riker, Eew.YoIk.
n. A. Desiichsn, N. Orleans
l. l. ArmaUt, 90 8,
Philips Justice sLd Jed, PIN
] Cameron sore Ne E-YOrh
n. Tucker Blake WISH
C. II. Goodwin, New. York.
&. w. NJ. Cene, do.
Henry T. Burlington, do.
John w. Fox. Jcfsey City.
N. q. Pennimsn, Baltimore
John 8. Perry, Albany.
Wp. Allen. New-fo'k.
w. X Whiiehsad, = 81
Mrs Wilson end family, Cin.
DIR. Mich wsils. New fork.
]. Chase Orom. Baltimore.
J. b. L. Smith, Cincinnati.
y. Griffin and family. N. 4.
John b. Hall. New York:
Ernest Milienbcsger, ". Z.
w. III. Brown, Eiie.
Alfred Wsli.r, Ncw-fork-
Maxwell Woodruff do:
n. Levy and Daughter, Mobile
Vim. Bourne, New York.
Tbos Or, ig, do
W. w. Cbspin. Providence.
Fdsss y dmnids, N. orleans.
n. Macdonald, Nes-Yorx
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CRAUTORDSa WASHINGTON NOM
MINT.

'e''e'f'"'' Roxr Monday, Nay 20. 800.
NJ. C,.xt.rd,e.yes tomorrow for the United States,
MT CfswsCiS ,srs.rd sr5 family preceded him fee
.;nce On visit TO hrr fiends The @oee o.
his noble colossal satue Of Jst1e. Vts 70, VOC ths
ASbpyn Chapel. just completed, ss1 VIII es In 'a'
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THE EAST.

According TO Constantinope sav,ees, $3.50 Minister
Of Rrs.is q, Co1ssntucPle, and NJ QzerO at Athens
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AMERICANS IN PARIS.

List of Americans registered at the Office Of 'no
American European Express and EScha"ge w.
Dr.. A.. Ia Rourse Paris from Sd TO 18th June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-28

George jacques, Worcester.
J. J. Van syckel Ph,ls-
J J Blackjack, Charleston
DIR II. n. Humphry, n. I.
w. =. Hopkins, Baltimore.
Jas. l.. Wire, New-Yofk;
J. Barmote sad lady, n. \.
J. Tnsyer and nephew, Gin
J. q. Burnap, Mass,
Atherton Slight, Phils ~
w. ID. Gresls and LADY, ~. l.
Z. X. 1uskegmaa, 90
Jas "A. Woods, do
IA. X. Cornins. do.
Hill Cohen aud dsu. st. Lou
J. II. SIsper, Boston.
Jas. Sw aim, fhils.
T. e. Timby, Syracuse.
L. Rowe, Nsw-York.
III II Furuess, Phils-
III. r. Cor, WISCONSIN
X. Howlsoe, Csyuga.
A. Van Bergen, IT,, N. forS'
e.. II. Robert, 90.
l.. K. Corning. 90.
]. slsper aud lady, Boston.
VIM. Cheeks. New-fork.
]. q. Cuflett. Baltimore.
j W. Seymour. New'fork.
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ITANDS, dEIs0BE0No *0e =. - ---S--.-
v,,kR.s 30 Bfosavs y from ssht dr1sssns nennsrso
rs, m.hr the rsrse. sssostnent a .,s Cry
gbef Of Pianos with sae wffho1 - AuA.
.n1 ). .o a. prlee defy pstror fsnos s~ ees
a. strr sop ed o. psreh.s Fer $40 on nSnfhy ps,mssA
n.se Of redvcs 4 nr;ces w..
TIE Honlcg WsTIays PIANOS, Hys The Hsw Yefs 49,
s.s,t are ino~r o. snots he yey bsA We Ss enAs.e -
.o..i 81 tbs, .iruussnfs sgh dgss Of eepeaeee
Ton rsren sBe wlsdss Of ,aes sxsssa tone sai ass>
ssalty.
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fAhxnrfiaamaui

FINISHED PHOTOGRAPHs.--It IL universally
conceded the finished Photographs made By kooy
beyoI d CO mpsIisoD, the finest IN the wsId
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yALCApkg RIAL ESTATE At AucrIoS-The corner
lot with three fronts formed by Bowery, Chatham
square aud Catharno streets will be sold at auction
b, Cole < Chiffon on the 3Oth INST.
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Col. FRRMONT.-1he magnificent Photograph
Of Col Fremont sheb by Roor, No 49, Broadway has
pronounced perfect BY thousands OF HE friends II mag b
1t the Osllery.
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fAdvertisemsnt

NEw-fORK PATRIOTS; Or, The BATTLE OF
bis famous ESQ Prize Drama has had
BABspns husErN FIVE thousand people day have
been TO wtLest II marvel Of beauty. ard 10 TO BE-
reated Tbs AFTERSooS well 90 T1fs EVENING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-28

TwTSTuIH WARD REPUBLIC ANS An enthusiastic
meeting OF the Republicans of the Twentieth Ward
was held at Continental Hall last night, j. s. Fon-
taine. chairman and the nomination Of Fremont aud
Dayton was received with great satisfaction.
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fAivsftlssns

h.a ever ,sxssy q TEAs s Gse<ss I've Dsssn snf -
y.i~ t.u.ass-soosbsns, 0ssoss "a fss.s h,ss -
s..,,,ss s4ne,y low As hosss e. goa vsniy lee -
o.. dosr Cs;i snd sIsuiss-So. - Cssssns-, sss~S~
7s-s al Roseys.ts,s
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AIPacAs AID Trap DETEs.-Ihs isrgs0.
IA d,cues. ssss fnishsd stock Of ALPACA ed psAs
Se.T, PSI al Vs.rs i. Ssv-frrk. may - tosss -
fy.ss s.is1sse Ce,sns wsrsh h's Asd ~ FaSA ~
At7ACa 6gtIs "a.
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To CLERsYMgs.--"lf . pAs wishes 10 knov
pr.eca, vbs, 10 Of. ia s.sa wfshts sssssASS
a LsnsL nature sof dsGsts pises1st yastses sness
len vb<h si sS ssyp,Ds thai hDes g nAS -
ssssn Of PBkEsOLs-L' Lh<a' "Nss
P-,eesg I1.ruc.sa VITA " tsss Dssessesisns o. csSr-
Ter rissr dsaI b. tssf FovLEz. No ~ hsSdvJ-
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Total $50 1to .No sSs $4,000 2Scc GOO S St,'
re, prb,b IN ecoo demand bsnes iSs 1i'8' '"A'
,ss o,s7J sPELrER firm az SIS i7i6dt1i =, ..,.,..,
In AMsRIcax STOCKS investment are sIoc NIT Ss sub
u,rerta w. aLd wien sales forced, low rates MUS" " "
nted TO.
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TIE vIcE- PREsIDENT.-Tbe Hon william Il
RooT Gallery No. Broadway yesterday
where Photograph and DssuersotyPs wsrssksa Of hi
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HosoeAEtY TysTrsOsIAL -Ds. q. frecenfks OF
CT, sss shsvu o. god med.I. WHICH he has ss
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HIGHwr RoBBERr BIT FENtLEa-Mary Ane
Kent youI resdiDg at No East T~ens strssss
Park between ami ~ O'Clock on Thussdy
night way from Bookiyn when shs was srse he'd
bsseu robbed Of her msnts ,nd some other sieie
wo prostitutes who ailerwart ed. Ole Of thom wss sahs
queny urssed al Justice molly Locked her w of ls
She ave her sne Mary Ann Thompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-28

CIR STATIosERY.-The Alderman Committee OF
Repairs and Supplies met yesterday afternoon at the
City Hall; Alderman VIM. Tucker, Chairman. Among
the papers considered the estimates sent in by
different firms for supplying the City Government with
stationery FOR the present fiscal year. The Committee
finally decided to report in favor Of the awards made
by the Cour cilmen. For the year enong in 1854 the
cost OF stationery to the city was over $4,000. The
cutcm III. was for the various departments TO order
peps ink, paper, ct ceterss ad hbitIm. Nov, under
the charter Of 1853. the Municipal Government is
supplied with stationery by contract with the lowest
bidder, and the items are desh out by person
sIpo1ied by authority for that purpose. For the
year ending 1855 the cost of stationery was not far
iIom $500 and the estimate for the present year
VII net exceed that cum, and may fall considerably
abort Of if. II Is needless to say that Mr.. Fisggs
fryer is to be seen in this, well in many other
iefUIms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-28

CHARGE OF BIZ RsLARY.-Jamss Grahanely, young
an detected ys..d.y la the spsrnsns Of NJ yess o.
Meyer No 2ls Bessry which he bad BROKEN sto f 10 pr
pose he s ofts bss Wss ak~ssa-
ely s.epsd before he 20, out Of The nome ard IN m poes
sra h-ssp wheb he hao ssoen fsoa tee sassns
drawer Justice Wood locked him % Cor thai. An seson
lliee VII ~ With HIM escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-28

DASoERoUs SHoorIsG.-A. q. Rensult, residing u
street engaged Thurs afternoon 10 aSng -
pis OF in abe Of hue house, 81 en- sas q As se
lsis hraxh the veil wipdcS 81 shs -
De Nr lie ont., ae Ne 90 N,sh Mr. ~ Noe.
t.ns siiLs wndo~ The time nd the ssa pesse&
within an "a eh os OF fsce.
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MEoHAsrcs IssTITryE.-A meeting was neif hr'
evening at the Lew Of the Institute, Noe Is ana
go Fourth avenue al Assoe stion organized Syea
the Philosophical Society Of the Sew'fo'k Mechane1
Institute The liz. Clinton Roosevelt Delivered Tue
iasugu,al address, after which the tno"lng gentie
u,.n ssre eh.sen oficers President, Clinton kooee'
welt; Vice .Presidsn's, james Rodgers, George w.
Gaze, AID J. u. Whitman; Corresponding secretary
A.B lockwood; Record rg Secretary, JoeePh iiaa'
, deek; TrOesur.r, Wnslow J. Howard. The regular
uesiirgs will be held on Monday evening OF eieh
week The suffice, for discussion on Aonda! eyeniOs,
the so,h irr. will be tie mechanical Paradox
Which attracting pre-ent 20 much attention among
.e;er,fc men in ;bi. courry and Europe large
sxsd m.chire vii te on exhibition al the rooms On
la, tvthiog
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FATAL AGCIDENT.-COfOoer hhls held An inqueet
Yesterday at Newlork Hospital upon the body q Ssts
Brennan native M end about thirty two years OF sSe.
vho.e caused by received the 2th Ute
bich driving upset IN consequence o.
coming collision with another vehicle and foil upoe him
Verdict I" Accidental death"
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STEALING CLOTHISG.-tsottleibe NestAeimer, Q
wcmsn yesterday srvsted chsSyed viii sssane
qusny Of sot6ps which hanging upon tine N a.
tr~6k NArac No go Houston street. Tue pvpsssy
q. tour IL sn adjoining confessed having
p.ed there wi'h Ieeon Of carrying She wss
held ty Justice Wood for trial.
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FATAL AcoIDESr.-Yesterday afternoon lsborer
sngssed dssg cellar A tho Of Thirty ssvsatA
street and Firth avenue Instantly ktled by ths 10
upon HIM OF embsnkment The fsenty 6Sst Ward patcs
sed TO dig the body but unable 10 learn h nsss
inauest to-day
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ARREu or SHos LiFrERa-Csthariue Schklef
end John Weaver Germans yess Afternoon sntsrsS tke
s'o,s OF Freely. Stuart Co. Ncs w and ia Duane str,st
upder Of Purc but they he'd ceu Gel
sl ed closely After examining soue sceds, Mr. Stuart Oh
the female take from the piece Of sb
dip into pscons roch-t As they atess q issvs n
ccp,ed then, and tct from tb- the sk ftsy wssy
hen hsr .d sdy Of the Ssh Ward Police end
eekeu up Justice Connolly. 10 search kafs's
-.denee No. los Ninth street, slso issued By the MEG
,nste.
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ATTEMPTED SuiotDE.--Edward Dunn, . man abouk
,s.Is sge his throat with whAs at hesss
Fan and Pearl Streets yeersy afternoon, to<
the PURPOSE mit suicide We alssovervd mms-
dise, sfeIwsd BLEEDING pfofnsly Rom toe essses " The
CONVEYED him 20 the New Y-rk Hospital Poverty and VI
he h were The nceuvrs which Ice him 10 attempt biz u
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The Empire Club met last light ., National al
Canal street, and resolved that they strongly eondenl
the Democratic Central Committee for dsrexnrdIng
the sdvice Of the NatioLal Conven.ion in calling
State convention CT q section Of the Democrats
patty; and they urge the Democracy throughout tbs
Slate TO bold conventions in every Assembly District
20 r,pDdate the sc.Sn Of the Central COMMITTEE, and
10 coll State convention u oil sections 81 ths
Democracy at H. early cay.
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LEONARD & co, Agents.
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EIecsPOa ChemfcaI Baths, BY DR. ID. q.
COLBY, of Boston, BRANCH OFFICE At %
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.-Dr Colby will be
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week On other days of the week the Office will be in
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minister these Baths 10 a proper manner.
These Baths of the highest utility for Plumbers,
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NEW SPRING FASHIONS.
TO PURCHASERS OF BOYS CLOTHING At
. a. u

WHULES Il.
This branch of business has been steadily increas.
ing and now stands unrlyalled in the country Great
care ana attention has been given in this departing Mt of
our business the present season, to meet its enlargement
ant the wants Of the Trade and prepared to
hlplt he best stock of Youths and ChiIdFcu's
Garmenfs in point of taste, style, workmanship and
durability. 70 b. found in New England.
Large additions tn present stock Of and desira-
Die Gods, will be made through the season. and the
latest fashions introduced
Buyers Tor cash. and the trade generally invited to
call ard examine assortment before purchasing else
where. GEO. w SIMMONS PIPER, 81 CO.,
Oak Hall, 80 and 81 North Street,
mch11 d2taw Sw1m Boston.
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Medical Notice,-T0 THE AFFLICTED Ner-
vous. Weas, sckly and Iniirm.Dr Conyels would di.
rect the attention Of such prsos to his celebrated In
vigoratng Cordial advertised IN this paper Young and
middle agel men who have injured themselves by early
improper habits, should procure this great remedy.
Dr. O. is consulted PERSONALITY or by letter, In such
ss and all disorders OF genio, urinary organs, at his
Office, No. 321 Hanover Str ct. Boston. daw3m f26
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oak Hail. 81 ana "a North Street,
mch11 d2taw&w1m Boston.

DR.. DupOncO's Golden Monthly Pills
FOR FEMALES.-The combination of ingredients in
DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless
They have been used in the private practice Of old Dr.
Duponco, for so years. and thousands of ladies
testify to their great and neverang in almost
every In correcting Irregularities relieving painful
and distressing transformations particularly at the changeo
hfe From to 10 Pills win cure thatcommon yetdreadfu
disease the Whites. Nearly every lady in the lard su
tiers from that complaint The above Pill has permanent
ly cured thousands and will you if you them
They cannot harm you-on the contrary, hey remove all
ygorate the whole system Ladies whose health will not
permit an increase of family, will find these Pills sue
cessfu preventive For particulars directions on the
box Price S-and will be sent to ladies confident ally
by mail ty enclosing 81 to either of the following agents
JAMES GREEN, Druggist, III Main street. GEO r.
SPURR, 201 Main strsct, or DAVID SCOTT, PSI Main
street Worcester, who General Agent for this city, and
who will also supply dealers a. proprieor's prices
j DUP0NC0, Proprietor New York.
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BOTANIC DRUGGISTS, NO. "a FRONT STREET.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in fresh Medicinal Roots
Banks Herbs, Flowers Gums, Seeds, Essential Oils, Ex
tracts Plasters, &c. &c, which propose cell at
prices thar cannot fail to satisfy the purchaser.
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CUSTOM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

(In the second story) under the direction of NE
MAkCHANT, in which eatre satisfaction is warranted IL
contains very large assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and VESTTNGs of the best styles to which will
be added all the most desirable styles both Foreign anil
Domestic, as fast as they come OUT
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AnOtneT remarks BILE Cure of Dysgep-
sia.-BosToN, July 3, 1851. Gentlemen, --Agreeaby
to your suggestion, it gives pleasure state that
some five eks ago. purchased two bottles your Ogy
genGted Bers, and commenced using the accord
ing to directions and experienced the happiest effects
had been troubled with dyspepsia about three years.
During the season. and at times obliged to give
up all attention to business and although had the
vice of many good physicians, confined for six
weeks to the house. and continued to grow worse until
look your medicines am almost cured of every dis
agreeable symptom, and able to do business usual.
The whole credit of my restoration health is due to
the orygendted Bltters.