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Episcopal High school of virginia,

EVFhtVFHf otHVUT
Howari, the HsiEh three nlsI Of Alexandria
Rev. JOHN p, MCGUIRE, Rector
THE next session commence on wednesday ION SEP
i temher
Terms S295 for board tuition Modern
languages, music and drawing 81 charges.
The Bishops diocese Rev
Johns, Bamore Rev. Mr.. Cummns Washington and
Rev Mr. Seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Circulars containing study terms
those who request them.
Direct Rev. JohH p Mcclure, Theological Seminary
county, Virginia.
HowlRp, July II, 1856.
IS-lnwsw
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rOALi COALi-Ws aro receiving
" Knot, and Mount LHfa white ash
Mine, Orchard and Lykims Valley
Also, Cumberland lump and smiths coal.
Wood OF the quality always hand
Coal kept under 2,oiO pounds to the ton,
T. J. h w. NJ. GAIT,
Northwest 18th and q streets, No. 547.
Aug s-3f tlnt.l
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Ice.
JUST received per schooner Edward Slade hundred and
y sixty Ave tons pure Boston ice. -
Office and Depot corner OF and Twelfth streets.
Aug 27-eod3t
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.riIIiant sehemes for september, 1850.

hckels and and ceTlIhcaes
splendid lotteries will receive the prompt attention. and
OF each drawing will be Immediately after s
10 all who order from Address .."
r. J. BUCKEY, Agent.
Aug Is ." .'.. '' Wilmington, Del.
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Tickets slo--halvea sS-quarters 81 so.

Tickets Sao-halves Slo-quarters S5-eghths 81 SO.
Certificates OF packages OF IS whole tickets s270 90
do Is half l35
Do do e5 quarter do 81 so
Do do IS eighth do 80 IS
Orders tickets and shares and certificates OF packages the
above splendid lotteries will receive the and
OF each drawing will be amer is
o all who order from
Address P.J. BUcKEY, Agent,
Sep IL Wilmington, Delaware
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Ssle8rapbii6e SSn<bribtem.
Btrl6tet fIrben g a to. D d CT"

Mo{htn9tpn, 9. glpri(. - SIM Senat
Ir1rpen mebrere@ acknowledgement 9emadt, une
int 6aus murbe rie NpprcpriotipnSbiQ ppr9es
%npntmen. Mr. SAorter la8te I'M Sauie, baE
.li9 MaiIadnIetts burd| ieinGerbalten illSetrefT
oe8 Sf(apen ansgeIete8 auBerbalb ber@pnltitus
tipn eelte0t, un0 eisentlid i'm Gpn9reB gar ntht
reprdientirt leia iclte.
Wa5binston, 9. g(prtl. Spr 4 SAB
rem ipurbe ein 9emifer Nell8 pe9en WOrpe8
in bieier Stapt perurtbeilt, aber BrGiipeut Sill
more teonapi9te ibn lebp6 5u leten8lanSlidem
I3udtballs. grr einem Sabr trus ber Nbppfat
0pe8 Gerurtbeilten auf Sretlulun9 an, ba bo8
8e9napi0ul98redt be8 Yrdlipenten ett a6lOllt=
te8 uno Die an RE 8e9nopi9un9 9efnipfte ge=
~bineure nittis lei, Der @eridt8bpi mics jez
bpd bieie Nnlid)t 5uriid uno Der Nnmalt lraripte
lt6 an ba8 Sber9eridt. 0ieIe8 nun bat beute
bic g(llii6t be8 Se5irf89ert6t8 %beltdti9t, auf ben
Grlnb Tin, boB ba8 8e9napi9un9sredt lr perz
F~ftanben tperben mitiie, mte e8 rDn @h9lanb rnb
ben Gplpnieen ppr @pnltituirltn9 her Ser. Stauz
ten beItanb. 6tdter OtcQean mar Der Nulidt,
baB ba8 8eiipieG @nslunp8 nidt moB9ebenD iei,
paB pielmebr bic Grecutir9elralt bierprtS burf
tpplitipe b%eitinl1nt, uto taB biernad cine Behring'S
tpeiie 8e9nabi9ung ut5uldI1t9 iet. 9a Die pCz
Iitiren @eIese 1idt8 III 8etreff eirer Ipiden be-
l%tirlinen; 10 crnitituire bic Gu8iibun9 elmer fol-
den cine ltel1e @eipalt.
Wafbtn8ton, g.. Npril: gluf elmer pprt
Seuat %9e1tellen Suffrage in Setreff Der SanIaaz
unp Observation-Disclosures Nn9ele9ellbeiten anti
IpDrtete beute Ger Erdlircnt in elmer gptIdaft,
ba6 i1t getreff 8eiper Dem 0eportement ni4t8
9teltes ~pprlieee. ... y.r er-
Nprfplf, @a., 8. gpri(. = Der Gapit1n
unb Die Wannldaft bes SdppnerS pWorpIanD"
BON 9tepzO prf mrrben beute rerbaftet unb bo8
S6ifI feIt9ebalten, neil rer Gupitdr iid ipeiz
9erte, ralielbe burdluden 3u lallen. Die 8irz
8inier haben 1tG'S ndr1li9 ein9erepet, baB Sclaz
Sen an 8prp ieieu, nm rpn bier eutfiibrt 81
tperbelt.
albany, 9. Npri(.- @eiet9ebun9 8.
- 8rabfprb'8 Nntr1g,r bic GenpcrenSbtQ BON
lebten Sabr, 9~ereinist BON ibren rncrnltitutir>
ne1en 8ebin9un9en, gum @eieb 81 erbeben,
nurbe in 8etradt 9e5o9en. 8erner cine BiG,
bic 6remben 5a ermddti9en, Grunoei9ent9unt
gu belibeu. 8erner cine 8iu, gum Sdus Der
Observation-Disclosures &c.
sc Oprf, 9. Npril. Gteb rift:
Sdien $500 Stif, flau ; 8reiie SIS Biz $12
30; @&ufe 1000 @tiid, BreiIe gut; @6meine
etlpa8 uiebriser, $3.50 Stitd ST Sc 5 Bis Sc
37K.
@t.2putS, 9. Gpril. Sin NuSidmB BON
Saniu8 lit bier arsefont1nelt, I'M fiir Die Grrtd}<
tu1rg elmer Oampfer=Qinie bon 9ltOn (S1) n1dY
&anla as I'M SntereIle rer nGrpliden Gtmuroes
rltng gu mirfen. DieIer NuSldub miro iid na4
Cincinnati, Gbicu9p unb Bitt8burg be9eben, I'm
Die ~n0t9i9eu Ancrpnun9en gu treffelr.
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@tnSt Baltimore

Seeleute per9aftet. 0ienlta9
NbenO iabcn eiri9e 05udtmadter Der rltliden
Stotirn eini9e WatrpIen eili9 nit i9rem @epdf
baber ellen unb rerboiteten iie, ba lte rliGtS
Gjute8 abnter. 8ei Dem SerbGr, b18 hie Ser
rem 9eltern Sprlnitta9 gu beiteben Ratten, iteute
Ie8 li4 1erauS, noB %bieIelbcu rcm Sdrcner
y Same8 Smitb" an To(l Silver fir cine Sim
uno Serfabrt ro9 Baltimore 9%ebun8cn paren
unp puB iie lid, alS ba8 SdiIf BET 2cwer Sons,
Canton, a~ngele9t, aus benz Staub 9e1nadt bat
ten. G8 ltnp ibrer flint: Ger. Srpfins, Saln.
Sarris, SOlepb Sur9cB NIB Nli6. 8rleb nit
Namer. Sic m"iien bi8 oltf Srbre res Saptz
tins I'M @ef6n9niB tlciber.
Die Wet9cr unb @r%iinfrdmer,
- 0eItcrn mrrbcn bic &l19en per Wtet3er
unp @riintrSlncr, teren SntcreIlcn in neuerer
3cit III einen 10 ultffuGentcn Grnflift 9ebradt
~rprre1, rrn) bcm. pereini9tens' Nu8idu6 bes
Staotrotb8 ent9c9en9cnrmnlcn. Stir te WFets
yet Ipraden G.. Nf. Gatrin So. uuo Galenton
lDe0Dtt ESQ.,; fir RE @riinbiubler Strfet
OfattbeIp8 esq., befien Gebe fult cine 9an6e
Stlmte boterte. Ooa Brp Hno Gprtru better
Sciten tcr 8ru9e murre >pcitl6ufi8 uno 9riinb@
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aber ireoer rpn Wtrnroe nod pnSddl on, unb
Ut einrlat zen ran Suren in Il,lrenbun0 0e<
t1ht morpen lei.
gBem MN Wrrrre ttcIt8 trbt9ebrrene@ele
,oen Wferifp unp Columbia, unp GrGltpelt
;adlcn 9e9en TeGu8 nid)t iu'}lumenpur9 brad)>
II, lparrlt graft e8 9ierce aus benz @rabe,r nm
; 9c9en 6 II 0lanb uno Nicoro9uo ing(nnens
. ul8 St brtn9en. llnp meunGn9l1np ul8 burd,
'erletrlg pe8 trpt0ebprneu Nfte8 rpn 1918
eleiri9t bat, 10 mGdte1 nit pilIcn, rb9fublanp
4idt halielbe 9ctbon babe. 9ttlIanp bot re9el>
HGBi9 refrutirt unO 9epprben in rteIeln Vallre
= 6brenp be8 SrieS8; c8 bate cine Werbeltaz
!tpn bier inSaltimpre, II. ipent e8 blpB Wtaldts
i lter, Sn9enicure, !Saurmerfer rnO feline
5rlpatelt ~aniparb, 70 bate paS lelner @runo
! .nfud norir, boB es Der l"etter1 ntbt bepur tic.
Die en8lil9e 9fe9ierun9 lAeint SHES 9etban
Il babeu, I'M bic Gerletur9 u%nlerer 9ferttraliz
itS0eIese retdltd mieber gut 51 MAIDEN, uno
: II quite Sinn res Splfe8 mtrp, mir ltno bie6
, ,miB, feinc6ciubie li9tciten 9e9cn@nSlaup mltcr
4l4' lumpi8en Srrpdnren a~ulfcmmeu l%allen."
0o8 tltlQe8 redt idG1 unO gut, ober f1ru1l
iidte RET Slipper" ntdt friiber panit berau8.
)atten bic amerifanilden 3eitn19en pibreio
e8 9uu5en Srieg8 cine 10 rerniiuiti9e 6prade
eftbrt, Gn9lalto ipiirpe pieleidt Den Srie9 &C.
en- 0fublaup i'm Sertrauen aul rte Spmpotbie
er 9rrBen9tepublif ieiner anerifaniide Stanz
lc89enpiieu llrd icrt9efiiRrt babcn, uno e8 bdtt
(spann mas 8eiiere8 fit rie Sade be:
}Glfer barat8 reiultiren frrne1, Sp ober
omlltt bic @tnlidt post festum u1b 81 elmer
'}eit, no ein Srie9 5lpii den alnerifa u1O GnSz
lnD gar 10 feiu 9rcBe8 lln9litf mebr
.odre. DEM lpeltn e8 irabr ii, mas neulid) hie
Nprutn9 Fplt bcbauptete, baB tie Gn9ldnper
Il Gbarofter mlo Sinne8art gelau baIelbcSclf
inO ME bic Arnerifaner. unb lid nur bocurA
ION ben lebtern untcrldeipen, puB iie eineariitoz
rate, cine @taot8firde II. ein 0te9inlent Srrles
jarp8 baben, 70 fGunte ibnen beipel ibr aller'
> er 6reunb nidt83 utrd9lider8 miinidel
ul8 boB ite einutal redt titdtt9 our69ebrrz
d. zen miirben. 8eideibenbett, iu9t
,6err Gunner neuli6, beiBt Die Il19enp, an be-
>en Mat9el4merif1 labprirt. gSelde8 ,belere
Otittel aber 9abe eS,pen ein9efrrrnen au9ellddz
NjIden Dinfe( al85utreI6en, ais etn titdtl9er
8udel ppQ S9ld9e.
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Grnerieamifcbc NacDricDtc1t.

Iufbebun3 be8 Gemperen5z@ e.
'eteS in Sc Die neneS emperen5<
}iu, mclde ba8 ate 0eieb aul9ebt, lit I'M
.>aui Der 9esi8latur bon Wl1iue paiiirt. Die
Sid 1T 5lpar ncd 3iertli6 ftren8c, oter nidt
.trp9ibitiu, ltnp paS eigelltli4e YrobibitipzY rinz
y 1T nit Der Mrltabme pieIcr YiQ aufycBeben
,)prben.
Aus Geue5uelu (GiozI ncrif1) pirb
"nterlu 20. W3dr5 9erre(tet, taB in Npl9e elmer
ncr mebreren Ofpnaten III GiQe be Gprp 9e8er
:crt mpbuenbe !6oldlrer reriibten gepulttbat,
as 4pl1npiidz lpeltinpiI4e Srie988eidipaper prr
'asrapra eriAienen mar, nm @en19t3uun9 ltnp
5dabencrl0 s SIT %fprpern. 6108. iolde ntd,t
:epI9rt wirp, 10 bit rer b0lldntiId Ncniral
)rpre, nieO1fert rpn 8euc5ue(1 ST bloltre1 lnp
>,ric9 gu erfllren.
Wai6in9trn, 7. NpriG. = Dn8Gabinet
left beute Sieu19 regcn rer In9ele9cn9ctten
GeutroG1merifa, I'D NQc5 fopiiiber 9ebt. Q8ie
5 l6einl, lp0el eu3liidle unp fr1n5oliifc Irlpz
en- lalbeI NIB Grita 0fica ge9cn Walfcr BEL
t,1; unD Morcp firdtet 9rpbe 8litultiertere>
un9e1, Die CT ni9t lperbe unterrriifet for1en.
igabD
Da$ Serba(ten Sen. MrrlS in Sregcn, rcr
nidt 2uit bat, frieDlide Snptaner itanlne nieoers
:;umeteln, Bios neil es bic 8lut1uube inter rel
INnlieplcru perlan9e1, miro 9%etillt3t.
Nem Oprf, Z. Npril. - Die Grtbpra
IrueGbie ldeint iiA rr6 enbli9 uuf5ube0er.
I8ei 6luibirg ijno 3mei 2eideu au8ei4mrr1nlen,
Ioie man fir Die Res Gupit1n8 nnpS teuermunnS
'ieneS Sdi1fe5 b1tt. Der mutbntuBli6e Ot1r>
Icer, her 9fe8er Wtllpn, 1T mod in Soft.
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IS # Aud On 8rntes?

Iniere 2eIer merben li9 c%rinnern, boB mir
fe pcr eiui er 3eit auf bic Snconlilten5 auf>
merflum madten, bic i'll 8e5u9 uuf duBere $50.
ltif in Rem bieii9cn Snrtenbldttern outage trat.
QBd6reno li9 ter vNntericam 0emctrot", cine
Saute unter ben 8rdben, gu peridiepenen
Mtalen se9en Die ruiiii4em SpnpotIien rer
9tmerifaner duberte, mar Der Slipper" INNER
gut ruIliI6 geIinnt. Ater pa8 bat nun, ME es
idcint, idpn auf9cbSrt. g8ie Der remrfratiide
9fidlnpno enquirer, Der freilid parutn INNER
npd 9einlti3 fir Die ruliiI6.m niddit
f6iparmen mag, gang fartba9tfd man8s
bdft" rrr einemSrie8 nit @u9lunr, 70 ideint
audi iett penn Clipper u0erbuB 9egen pie9llItirs
tenaau8ge9an9en gu fem, renn er railrnrtrt in
einem Qrtifel u@n9liI4e uno ruIiii6c Merbur=
gen" pie fpl9t: 2e@a
rMer ieben nil, rpie ld Vie 0emofratic ses
anrert BAT, rer leie bic @uibin9trn llnirn rrn
1851. Canals marb Qrpe5 III ben S.Stauter
fir feline clbariide Snpalicn8ormec, mlo@rdii.
rent 8iamrre erlieB cine 9rcflamutirn naseseu,
lpeEGalG er BON her llnicr uro TAFT allen fenlp.
fratilden Sreauelt aui's Seiti9l1e ange9rifel
purte; man FeI6uloi9te ibn, baB er ei1 altcs
unb peraeleneS @eleb (pen Gift ron 1879 auf+
0e,pdrint babe, meldeS idcn rrm Sag Iei'ea
@rla6e8 an peraltet 9epeIen lei, nc eS henl@eiit
lnIercr Su1itutirnet miterfrete, unb rcldes
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81 ndefpmrt

Nn9 efpmmen:
Senrb 8. @um BON BbilapelpAta.
Odmpfer Sent prn Denton. ......
Spbn 81. 0lrab8 ron 8ritrn.
Srig emma" ppn gpitpu.
Sdr Mlpararp" ppn @ecr9etrmn
p2emin" rpn Soli8burp.
uGepr9e Sanrb" prn Salt8burp.
SGr. u8rep5e" prn Ncw~Yorf.
@~eie9elt:
8orfe v8bantpm" na6 Nrrrtp S8lalb.
Sdr. nYancrp" nad Trinipap,
Barrier Sein" nod Nep=0crf.
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# bic Miitter in ban8er Grnartuna bet Oin9e,
pa fcnncrt miircen, uti Den Q8e8. @rn
Zen Seitcn ~ltr0ntelt lie, jung INN aft, sum- Sc
bt5banle unp fitlcn rie 9tGumc pcIlclbcu. Die
: eridtSbealnten miien ii6 Ben circm I1rnli9cn
.berfaa 9lcldenoen NnprauB nidt 5t ert(dren.
tam fprIGt u1O fra9t. Die Q6eibcr beG1upten,
lN9claoen SIT lein. NGer ppn mem ltnp ouud,
Ell ? 0urd u%niern @eneineeppr itanp. Gnps
y fldrte it4 baS QuiprrQ1p au5 /.
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%Q(b3n0ehcnOe &OiteM.

,GQtlaDa BON BDItpn nod XIperfrDI 9. NPrlI.
5Qtlantic, rrn gte>pzO, ra4 Qirerprpl II. Nprtl
52(liu, BON NeIpzOprf nad 2iperprol 16. Gpril
'g8aIbin9trr, rrn 9teip>Yprf nad Sremen 19 y
.Nmerita, BON 8pitpn nad 2irerpcrl %. Ipril
ron Stem 2}crf nad 2iperpppl26. Ipril.
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Sir Sdtbmader!
CATER unb @dubzS ber=9cbe
q

@ateut.Qeber, fronS6ftfbeS unb lrufftf6es
HalbSIeber, franj5FI6eS unb tdrftldes Saffan Sitter
nd Spbl. Geter, Gummt-&u& fur Caters, @ttprrs une SIZE
erS fir Su6btnber 6appen- ub 8pferma6tr, Su6btnber'
efst, Salons, QaHineS, Seibe fir gtGbmaIdinsn II. f. IN.
Nein SberleSsr fir G6ube unb @atter5 1T bas beft IN Der
tabt unb ptrb Spn ten eriten g%6erifdtten eebrGntt: Danelbs
rbteIt bic erls Yrdmie BET Der lestenGnSfshun9 i'm Marp'anS'
nfitur. OdbtR St1rbman,
ife6mt S.rB, s&de pu Calvert rne SCmtdref
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Ginsntrcffcnhe Hnitru

Ntn5rtFeHtll0e FDlttH:
@aiGingtrn, y. Sputbb. nad gt.Oprf &c. WtGr6
g(merica, pon 2iperpcpl 1ud Srtrn 20. Otdr3
2lratia, bon 2iperprOl nut 8ritpn II. 9lpril
Nru9p, rru Sarre nod N.zYrrf 8. Nprll
Nirica, prn Qirerpcpl no6 NetpzOp 5. Gpril
5ricl1pu, BON 2iperprpl nad 9tep=Oprf 16. Npril
Bertha, Urn 0ipcrppp( nad NemzDprt 10. Npril
Baltic, pp1 0iperprpl na6 NepzNrrf 20. 2tpril
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Conner t a9 ZEN 10. Nprtl
ntrr auf8efUlrt:
gT GroRe p~autOmintiIGe, gD1tuaIii6e Sorz
iteGnug
Ser talentppGen unb %beriHmten
y e b + il B e I Ste9rtt
unb retrere orpge Nricn, eeiun0en prn
pett Oat1ten > II c 1npnn unp Wt a 9tu8.
@rfte 9btbeiluns:
u @rpEe Nrte aus o@rnant", eei. 3pn Wae. @euiemdnn;
D Die SWr SolplS, pber bic tanSenpen Q9elte
tu9eln, ~au69efutrt pn BEN 0e6r. Ste8ril.
3 WrpBe Irte aus Der uStunnne ppn Yprttct"
9eun8en 3n Wap. Wa8tus.
Speite Mbtheilun9
II @rpGe Irte aus BARRIER ppn Sepiaa, gel.
ppn @at. '9euicman.
D 9err 3ran3 Giesrtf in itinen munberbaren
@bmnaltiI6en Gppluttpnen...
81 ygltr fets'n bic @rausbirn auf", fpmiIdes 2ieb aus benz
@teRbGnpler Sn SbersSefrei6, 8i. y. Wfap. g}a9tus.
Die beiben Teufel atf Der 9irnte6.
Grpbc tru,ti&e Scene %aus9efubrt pn ZEN 0ebr. Sie8rtf.
9ritte Mbtbeilnng.
Gum S9luB: @rpbe Tantpmime, 9enannt:
VOL AU VENT.
&aiienrfnun9 Z llbr. = Nnfan9 fraci8 8 lttr.
Breiie Der Blate:
Ga 25 Cts. bur6'S gauge Sau8.
R8- 0a bic t~atentppGen &infler, lie 6erren Nusuf ub
8ran3 Ste8riit muir naf etnen Nbenb nit s9rGBent 8pttenautpaHe
en8a9irt Fnb, ieben mir einent sablret6en Seiuh e%ntaenrn.
Sprmtt & Seu em1Hn,
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Sie meme 6cutide 2eOerbaublltns
ppn
Qput8 Serpattu8,

Nput0
r. 7 @arrtI . II. swtfden SaItim,. II. s a t ten,
(etne Sreppe bp6)
mpfsb't ibren retden @prratb Won allen Grten SUtlen- unt
oberleper, ais 6olblersr, 8tp Sber.Qeber. 8ufeter, 9fertele
Der, @atnt. 8atbfeQe, fpmie aue Srrten rpn Q'ntueS unb Str-
,inaS unb cine er06e @uspabl BON 9emai item Sttetelt6aften
Bprf6ue uub auS9eftr 'tteuem Sp blenleter ben G6ubmd-
bern auf bUS &neelescntli BITE, bd aGe Deie 0eberarttn bier bill
ieer ais tr8enb iOnit ~ uabeu fnb.
Sremee, bic unIere Stabt beu6en unb @intGufe IN rbenee-
tannten MrttteIn su MAIDEN baten, perten etngelabcn, ia SIR. :
2arrifrnfra6e, 1 2refpe bed, SUrJufPreden, beprr fe RE an
'erS tdufen.
t6iuS 9putS SerpattuS.
N5- Qp0tppn Bat ben Gtcrc Nr. I @olttmpre.St. nab
Ger Bride be;r9en, irpftlbt er Elm 9rOBeS Eager Der mNberMiter
uue ihGnten s + itGtn e B Il te, et1tner 6abrif p~prrGttii
unb teabnlb bic NufmcrfI0mtstt pes QubGHltms earauf bin.
enft. ""-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-25
Mr0icnres.
DR: HILL TAXES = PL Lease. ~ ~ II

nR. HILL TAKES PLEASURE IN
~ announcing to the citizens Of Worcester and othe
places, that his Office is at No. III Main street
word to young and others, afflicted with Sernina
Debility, whether originating from certain destruchv
habits, from any other cause, with the tram Of oody
and mental evils which follow when neglected. should make
an early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering as well as expense. By this improved method
of treatment Dr. Il. can safely guarantee safe and
speey cure all cases of secret disease that may
under his care no matter how long standing Either
ton by other patients hundreds cured yearly by
his practical experience and great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted would do we
ia reflect before trusting their health happiness and in
many cases. their lives the hands of physicians igno-
rant of this class of malsdies. It is certainly impossible
for understand all the ills the human family
are subject to.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted o the
treatment and study of Syphilis, 1a0. Tha Gleet strc
tur effects Of solitary habits Ulcers upon the body
throat nose, legs, Pain in the head or bones and al
Mercural Affection, and all Impurities Of the Blood where
by the constitution has become enfeebed enables the Dr.
to offer relief to all who may place themselves under his
care
TO FEMALEs-An diseases peculiar to Ftmales, as
suppressions Irregularities, &c, speedily and ectuany
removed
" The French Periodical Drops and Pills for the
above Affections have been well tested for the last tie
years
DR.. Hills preventative for married ladies, sent
any direction, secure from observation. Price S.. Per
distance may consult DR.. Hill by letter, post
paid describing their case have medicines securely
put up, and forwarded to any part Of the u States with
full and explicit directions for Office arranged with
separate apartments that the patients none but the
Doctor
DR. H. makes no charge for short consultations. Post,
paid letters duly answered Those requiring much advice
should enclose small fee sufficient to compensate for the
time required to write the answer.
I Office hours, from A. NJ. to P. NJ
Very respectfully, Dr. G. A. hill,
apis diff 0thce 81 Main St. Worcester
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f,,sa Els,tsSs1r ROVIDEN AND
Esst s.2lx.-s WORCESTER RAILROAD, Summer
Arrangement On MONDAY, June 16, 1856, Passenger
Trains will leave as follows:
Providence for Worcester 7.30 and 11.45 a. H. and
430 p. In.
Worcester at As andll.l5 a. m and $50 p. IN.
The 730 train from Providence connects at Prov
idence with steamer Perry from Newport and at Worces.
ter with the Express train from Boston for Albany and
the West also for New York, via Springfield Hartford,
and New Haven.
With trains of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for
Norwch and Boston and Worcester Railroad for Boston
With trains of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Lowell, Nashua Manchester, Concord, &c.
With trains II the Worcester and Fitchburg Railroad
for Rchburg, Keene, Bellows Falls &c.
The LAS train from Providence connects at Wors
cester with the afternoon Accommodation trains from
Worcester of the aforementioned roads Also with the
accommodation train for Albany, and the Express train
for New York.
The 4S0 D. M train from Providence connects at Proy
dence with the Perry from Newport at Waterford
with trains the Norfolk County Railroad from Bos
tom ~ Worcester with the Steamboat train for New York
via Norwich
Passengers for Way Stations on the Western Railroad
between Worcester and Springfield except for W. Brook
field and Palmer will take the 1146 a. m. train from
Providence.
The II as a. m. train from Worcester connects at wor
cester with the morning trains from Norwich Springfield
Fitchburg, Nashua, and Lowell.
AT Providence with the afternoon trains for Boston
Taunton New Bedford, Fail River, and with steamboats,
for Fall River and Newport.
The 35h M. train from Worcester connects al Wor
oester with the Express train which leaves New York at
O'Clock a. m.
With the morning Express aud Accommodation trairs
from Albany, and with the midday Accommodation train
from Norwich, Springfield, Fitchburg Nashua and Low
I ell " ~ '"
Atproyidencc with the Boston and New York Steam
boat train for New York, sonngton and the steamer
Perry for Newport.
The 73O ~ m. train from Providence and the O 1ba.
10 ram from worcester, connect with the trains Of the
norfolk County Railroad nj Waterford for franklin Wal
pole, Dedham, and Boston, The 430 p. M train Fl ON
providence ana the 800 M train from Worcester, also
connect at waterford with trains from Boston, Dedham,
WalpOle, &c.
These trains also connect at Mvle. with coaches 10
and IRON Slaersyille. AT Whiting with coaches to and
from East Douglas and Whitinsvile.
AT Fanums with coaches TO and from Grafton Centre
New England Village, and Upton.
Ihe 1850 a. m. train from Providence, connects nt
Wooniockct with coaches from Milford and the 430p M
train with coaches for Milford.
1JThrouRh tickets sold nt Providence for all i'm
poran points West of Albany ut rs low rates as by any
other route, and at rates as from Boston.
$. H. TABOR, supr.
Providence, June 10, 1856. dawtf