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CONSULTATION FREE.

CONSULTATION FREE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES OATARRH.
Or. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CoUGus
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYsENrERY.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SALT RHEUM.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCROFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES NERVOUSNESS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES PARALYSIS
: DR.. MARSHALL CURES LUNG FEVER,
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION.
Mr. M. could fill a thousand Newspa-
pers with certificates from persons whom he has cured
when 10 the last stages of every disease; space
prevents their insertion here but the Doctor can show
Them from every town in the Union.
DIR G.. Howard Marshall is the only
Physician in the world wbo thoroughly cure Catarrh
and completely eradicate it from the System He is the
most successful as well as the cheapest Physician in
america, and has restored to Health and Strength
10000 SUFFER 8Rs!
DIR. c. Howard Marshall has no Snufs
or sale, any of valuable Medicines be obtain
I'd OF any other person than himself
This White. and Spring, for the greater
sonvenenre Of persons residing in this State Dr. MAR
eHALL will have all his letters directed to him at the
Day State HOns5, Worcester instead of the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, New York as formerly.
Tho First Seven Days ef Each Month,
DIR, RSHALL
win be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE. WORCESTER
Dr. NJ can be Consulted and prescribe for, equally as
Fell by Letter in per on.
All Letters left the above Hotel at any time during
The month, win be promptly attended to
DIRECT ALL ORDERS OR LETTERS TO
DIR. &. WARD MARSHALL
Bay State House, Worcester.
Jan. 81. 1857. dly 1872
RoND's BOSTON CRACKERS.
bonds OYSTER CRACKERS.
BONDS SODA CRACKERS
BONDS WINE BISCUIT
BONDS PICNIC CRACKERS.
BONDS PRESIDENT BISCUIT.
BONDS GRAHAM CRACKERS
BONDS MILK CRACKERS.
BONDS WATER CRACKERS.
BONDS BUTTER CRACKERS.
BONDS GRAHAM WAFERs
Il You want the BEST CRACKERS there is made,
call for Bonds
For pale by all the Grocers. diff Sh2s
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURn.

At AUCPIO
AT the residence of A. ]. BROWN, No. o Main street
"Wednesday April 8, at 10 o'clock A. M.
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DR.. C. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CA TARRH.
4 U.S'G, .f.V'E7 glOOD

GA 4 a RRH.
LUgV'G, .f.V'Es BLOOD
E'RzYS Han.
Who by Inhalation, and his other new
Remedies known only 70 himself PERFORMING such mir
rcies by curirg the most iucurabe dssasea
Consumption and it's inbred diseases
have hitherto bsen call n incwabe the is PLAIN
because Pa sicans failed 10 convey remedy the dis
eased part hut Constantly pouring medicines into the
Iomaeh for every affection whether Of the Brain Eyes,
Throat Lungs Spine, the result what must be
rected-s fastened death to the patient
isut DIR. MarshaIi's common sense
principle Of carrying his remedies directly the Lungs
Ind Blood, in the form of Warm Medcsed Vapor soothes
those diseased organs, Coughs heals internal IN
GERS purihes the Blood, aud from the System ev
try faint Of the dreaded scrofula.
Coughs, CatarFh, TumOrs. Asthma,
Bronchitis Pain in the side Shoulders or Chest asc
ons Of the Liver, Stomach, Blood snd Suppressions are
ell running into the great scourge the land Con
umptou and that too often in the short space Of few
Eeeks
To meet this fell destroyer, DIR. Mar
hall offers his New System, which has cured Thousands
Eho we're given up die by other Physicians both in
lhis city and eseWhere-proving to a certainty that
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First appearance OF
Mr.. LOUIS SCHREIBER.
Solo Trumpet Player to the King of Hanover.

The sale Of Tickets will commence on Tuesday March
81, at Marshs Music Store dst r1c Jbqa'A
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RcQI estate.
az SEE FOURTH PAGE.
20 FOR S Ale AT A BARGAIN!
lii. The Double COTTAGE HOUSE,

o. FOR SALE.---A small stock Of Groceries, in
;s good location for business one good young horse
Assound and kind, one thorough built new wagon,
Two second hand do fixtures, &C. Also, well built and
beautifully located residences acre Of excellent
lana trul trees &C. situated Sunny Side all of which
WIN ne sold very low, applied for soon, corner of West
and Z e@sAnt street. A. THAYER.
Worcester April2, 1851 co. ap2
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First appearance this season, Of
Mrs, JULIA BEN NETT BARROW,
(bykind permission Of Thomas Barry, Esq. Boston
Theatre,) who will Read some at her best
Selections.
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aelIQncou5.
PATENT DOUBLE VISION sPECTACLEG

n PEkF tf IINS IN EN- E.
EDWARD S. FRANKS, PROF. OF OPTICS,
No. Park Roo, opposite tho AstOr House, Men York
SPECTACLE mANUFACTURER,
Lecturer The ARat0my and Psychology Of the HRaa1
Ego, and Use and abuse Of Speetaelss.
0pieian by Diploma to the N. 7. Eye Hospital,
And SpectacIe-MaIxer to the New York
Eye and Ear In1irmary.
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G1RAPE YINEe. on THE PoLLoWINa Va

AZELL'S CLIMAX HAIR TONIC
very excellent article for dressing the hair The
ladies Ike It as well the gentlemen It is put up in
eonVennt sized bottles, at rs and 90 cents per bottle
manuiacnred and for sale, wholeale and Ieaiail, by
mch2I DIFF GEO. r. sPURR, 20l Main SITS
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MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
No. S..........PLEAsANT STREET.
Two HOUSEKEEPERS.-Ag girl, years old In
Scotch Cook be had. An American woman desires =
situation to sew for her board girl can be had Ior n
per week. Another, to take Of children rs cts e
week. Six Girls, with good references desire stnatons
Honsekeepers in want in want Of capable girls "a a.
homework, will do. well to call above.
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Gentlemen visiting Boston respectfully invited 10
call and examine our SPRING IND SUMNER
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He has complete assortment Of his improved patent
spectacles, in gOld silver, Steel and all other mount
ings. 1t will be understood that Prof, Franks, being
the patentee, his spectacles be obtained only
from himself; as he has other person authorized
to manufacture or sell the same, unless specially Ii
Censed to do so by him,
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fSssa COTTAGE AND LOT FOR SALE,
.i NOV occupied by the subserber, at 70 southbrdge
win never falling The lot contains about Ii ooo
Ie OF land, IN good state of cultivation, and is well
stocked with valuable fruit trees. The above Offers re
cited, and viii be disposed of on excsedipcly liberal
terms. Inqurs Of SAMUEL, n RARKER
Worcester, March 80, 1857. dtAnIh. ncbaI
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THE MOZART GETTY
AT THE -
M EC H A N los HALL.
On Fast Night, AhriI 18th
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WORCESTER MOZART SOCIETY.
GRAND CONCERT
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First and only joint appearance Of
Mr.. VIM. Mason and Mr.. S. ThaIberg.
who will Perform Mr. Thaberg's Fantasia on Norma,
on two of Chickering's Grand Picnos.
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OTlCE.-Those who would Ike to examine a lne
~ specimen Of Landscape Painting, by GERRY, can
have an opportunity BY calong at II. 2. L0WELLs Pic
ture Gallery, las Main street
Mr. Gerry ranks hrst of all the Boston Artists, in
painting foliage "-Honae Journal
His sketch Of Foliage, spoken Of 50 highly in the
"Crai on" Of January, reminding one Of English Land
scape, is exhibition Tor few days at the above
named place, 145 Main st., Worcester DOT mch2s
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Miscellaneous.
BANhIN' HOUSE OF GEu,.pu pporuERs.


DEFosIIs.- Deposits received and Checks pal1
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaooaru
cities received on Deposit at par and Exchange on
INTEREST on observation-disclosures Will pe aHoWeu
on Deposits At such rates a. may be agreed upon.
y NlRsINIt o aSD ncTTreht Money re-
specie, we charging the regular EXCHANGE;
will be discount ed, and Loans made on stocks, Bonds
and Securities, at the InaTke rate . -
LETTSRs OF CREDIT.-i.etite1rrs Oh Credlt VIII be
furnished. negotiable the different Cities of the
United States, on Deposit oil Money or Coaterals,
and interest allowed If Money Is deposited, and
If Colateras, on such terms may be agreed
"TRAvKLIxG BILLS OF ExcH.NGE-Traveler. will
be furnished with drafts IN such sums NAV be de-
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT on ENGLAND, IRF-
LAND AND EURoPE.-BIlls of Exchange and Letters
of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe furnished
81 the market rate ior Exchange, IN sums To suit.
BoNDs, STOCKS, &c.-Bonds, Stocks, and Securi-
ties ing from to II PR cent always for sale or
bought In the different Cities at a commission of
pr. cent w here stocks are bought upon orders, g
reserve the right to call for deposit of pr cent on
the cost Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele-
graph.
NLRoAp, City. AND STATE Boyps.-Railroad,
City, and State Bonds can be placed hands for
he8otlatlon either In this country or Europe. Rail
Toad Ir3n purchased for cash or with Bonds.
LAND WARRANTS.-Lard Warrants bought at the
mar ket rates. All Warrants sold by US are guaran-
fsed In every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
lalld w arrant quotations ularly furnished If re-
quested.
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AND ASSURANCES. Real Estate
bought and sold and assurances effected.
CONeREss.-Claims the United States, before the
Court of Claims Congress. nrusted to U.S. will be
prosecuted by prompt and able attorneys.
CHCBB BROTHERS,
Jan II Opposite the Treasury.
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IUIU UI IH'TIy IeSu DIeSL.
Gran. the Faithful light and rest.

The GOsPoRT NAVY YARD.-In I recent visit
TO this Navy Yard. the editor OF the Portsmouth
Transcript noticed that Improvements of greatim-
pOrtance were made and projected. Among those
commenced and pushed forward with viCor bv
the constructing Engineer of Yard most notable
appear the boiler and blacksmith shops. carpenter
shop. steam machinery. &c. The grading of the
streets and avenues in the Yard has progressed
rapidly. as also the sewers and cutters. which.
when completed. will drain the Yard effectually
A structure Of great beaatv. where masonry and
iron works are blended with singular skill is the
new Foundry. There is not Foundry in the
United states TO surpass this one, either in the
Edity and elegance of the construction, or the
convenience and superiority of arrangements in
serving the purpose Il is intended for Mr. Brown,
the constructing engineer, deserves great credit
for the conception and execution of the design Of
this building, which covers a lot 100 feet inches
in length, and lUi feet in width has walls feet
thick and y feet high, the outside walls well
bTaced by strong buttreSses. and is divided into
two parts-the larger one of them is "a feet wide
by POO feet long. contains two cupolas, two marine
pits one round one, TO be used for cylinders and
similar work; the other so by - feet. and ~ feet
deep. for bed plates and other heavy work The
other part, which has - feet span 200 feet length
Will contain the cone ovens, mills for grinding
coal and cleansing castings, &c, also one or
two air furnaces for making castings for ordnance
and other purposes where great strength is indis-
pensable. The roof is SurmOunted by lantern
is feet long. ~ feet wide. and y feet high Both
roof and lantern entirely of lion, covered with
slate.
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LAGER BIER.-A Lager BieT Festival of brew
ers from New York. Philadelphia. Newark, Iio-
boken, Wilmington, and other places, was held
In New York last week. when premium was
awarded to Messrs. Glaatz & Kuebler for the best
beer, which was sold 10 the visitors one shilling
per glaSs-three times the usual price. The
medal premium awarded is a curious figure of a
man, the body of which represent, huge barrel
whilst other devices OF the trade combined to
make up the apparel. The whole is a representa-
ton OF a NEUROLOGICAL character known to the
Germans 90 = Ganibrene, - or the god of beer. in
deihcation Of the first manufacturer of tina; drink
Ihey are common. we understand, throughout
Bavaria and the German states where festivals
similar TO this one are frequently held. This was
the first festival of the kind ever held in this
country, and the figure was the first awarded by
The managers Of the - Garden
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ARRTVALS AT TIE BOTETS

WILLARnS' HOTEL-JW Gesrv. Pa. TX
keer do; w j White, Md; ] Houldswerth. En-
RSichol. do; II A Doyle, Nd; II Eeaion. Iy. Va;
son. Nc r Brent, Md: ] NJ Fornev' do; @ Pep.
gan; Blackwell, Ny; N Bosley. Md: Dr.
CornIck. Va, Il Ratcheller, ", Mass; ] Ksiy
Nd, w Ohler, Pa; Steele, do; YhecIrigbt
Nd A Bldndly. do; n Gusten, do. L. Thicker
Mass; Culver, Ny; thames, Mass; 9 Bak-
er. Va Sweeny, Md; Miss Sweeney, do: r ]
l. Pagett, do; " Handy. NY: n Anderson
30; Dr billiard. USN; a Stone Ga; r Old. Md:
Mas Odds do; e Elder. NY; w > Elder. dow
.uylake, NJ III Stark. do; L III Lake Va: ri A
9,dLe, DO Jones, NC; A III GRAY, son. do; /.
p y "a Nd; Trasher, NY; Comstock NY;
miller do; Thomas, VT; l. Lilenfield NY;
J Bachman, Pa; e wentz do; n Vail. do: g e
Ioieonio, DO; ; Cstisch. do: A Il PAYNE do +,
~ } Brown, Va; ID Sandige XIV; ] c
Faron, Va; Glynn, USN. NY
BROWNS HOTEL-JF Gednev ne. l. n
wa a1er; ", Del Easily. Va; w r Owens
d1' r. gaoh' 90; Hutter, do; b Stoval.
40; 4 hogerS, Tex; Williams, N ID pa. q
Dunn, Va; VI Winckebach. Md. q ii Co. q, ID
J LlpPincott, Pa Ii Lippincott Md. Risstu uo
Raleigh. Ind q w Hoover Md: r &C.,. ia n v
; NIghtman. Ny; q Lowe. do; r. NJ H. "a,
! Barbour; va; Beebe, NY: Jno Garter
Mo: d. Higgins. Md; A : Walls Va. SI
man, NY; 4 Whitaker. ", NC; Dr Mo-,
Va; II l. FAINT. Va; Is Houston Pa. IJssat,'
Ny; Miss Demke, do; y Mclaughlin Ma. w
Hicks. jr. Dc; w Porter, Va; w Wiiii,ms
do: Mr. BorthOls, Nd; Bastable. do.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-C Dunlop. DC
Hassler, Md; w NJ King, NY; Garter. Md:
j h Mass, NY; w + Lewis, XIV; /. Wright,
Md; Walker, Va; III Curr, Ill; NJ Jones,
Iowa
NORWOOD HOUSE.-C ii st Mathew, Ill
J II Gardener Il daughter, Cal; NJ Caspar. Ny
" Jewett, Md: \ Yinnedge, Ind; w Mcln-
tyre, do; j III Glover, Va.
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EoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
~ -, 80 sess,,ss
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Nrw AKIN I,.pRoyFp ARRaxGgNFSTs

BALTIMORE And OHIO R4ILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
Three Trains dsily from Baltimore for Cumbey-
ana, heeiIng anG a. part! s, OF The Vest.
Except Sunday at 6i5 connecting with trans
JSne,ionHEilT stop al Way stations. and strive At
Th ss Mhi f TRkN leaves Camden Station
daily Except Sunday ut $50 a. m,; and reaches
trans Tor Columbus, Cincinnati. Dayton lndlsuapo-
lis, Louisville, Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit Chicago,
Ths E SiiS hes TRRfS ieSe.
connecting with express trains fer CncInnatl. -.
Louis, Cairo Chicago, and intermediate places. The
distance to Cincnnati and other central and southern
places In the West, nearly 100 miles shorter than
by any other route. The time TO these places s also
10. Baggage checked through 10 Columbus, Cm-
oi9nati indlana polls. and - LOUIS. s,,-., ., a,
TMRoGGH TICKETS wall he sold to all the large
towns the West at the lowest possible rates, st
the Ticket Office. Camden Station aud at Washing
III 4 secOnd-class car is attached to the MAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington nav
tier the entire road by Daylight by TAX Isg Accom-
lnodatiosl or Mai Tram. and lying over N CumbeT-
land or Oakland. They resume the next morning by
the Express Train; which leaves Cumberland at 20
Passengers from Washington have ample time for
meals at Washington Junction.
This ~ the only route by which Through 1lckefS
aud Baggage Checks cap be obtained IN ashIngton.
FOR WAY PASSENGE RS.
stations east of Cumberland and the Express az STA
tions between Piedmont, going West. Esstwardy
eonmo!ation leaves Cumberland at $40, reaching
Baltmore a. So ?. ~.
The TRtEDERICk TRAiN start: sttP n: tex,
Frederick at a. m, arriving at Baltimore at l2Sj
The ELLICoTT'S MILL TRAIN lenves Cam
den Station al a. m. and $50 p. Leaves ElIcotts
Mills at 7s' a. M and 7.s' p M except SG9dHys
jan l6-tf MaSer Of Transportation.
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Owe OF TIE JUsTIcEs.-The Cofteeville Miss
keiligencef says there lives. not thousand mile
from that place, certain Justice of the Peace
who, short time since had gentleman ar
ralgned before him on a charge OF swindling
The following is the substance Of the trial:
Justice Prisoner, you are brought before Tue
accused Of accusation TO commit swindle
and 1t now degolyes upon YOU to prove yourself
guilty or not guilty To the satisfaction Of this hon.
orable court. What say YOU 30
Prisoner Not guilty"
Justice-loOking indignant and surprised
- The h-ll you say, WHY I AM now writing
nut Permit.imus TO send You to jail
The prisoner arose to object to such a summary
proceeding, but the Justice informed him that
- uIer war no use ov talking" and if he didn't
- shet his mouth. d-n if he wouldn't fine him
for contempting the honorable court The per
mitilmus was signed. handed to an officer aud
the prisoner jagged.
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HAVING COMPLETED OUR SPRING AND

HAVING COMPLETED OUR SPRING AND
H summer arrangements we are now prepared to
supply our numerous customers IN Washing ton and
GeorgetOxn with almost every description of whole
some - MINER DRINKS, such as premium Min
ERAL WATERS, pure CRAB CIDER. CHAMPAGNE
CIDER. Burton Philadelphia, and xxx PALE ALEs,
81 81 very superior quality, flavor and
richness by any IN the Union: Y PORTER, prime
article. For several of tine above mentioned drinks
We received at the late Fair Of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute the highest awards of merit
We are also agents for the sale Of Turner Brothers
GINGER WINE, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, Strips, &c,
and DIR. w heeler's CHERRY WINE BITTERs all of
which will be sold the most accommodating terms
w q have also for sale one superior CLOTHES
MANGLE, Ia good order.
Army Il SHINN,
sp3-Im Corner Green and Olive sts Ceorget,n
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ONLY ONE D'CLoCE.-MT. - coming home
late one night from meeting was mel a, the
door by his wife,
Pretty time of night. Mr. - for Won 10
come hOne-pretty time, three O'Clock in the
morning. you respectable in the coInmunify
and the father Of 4 family;
Ilsn three-it's only one, heard il strike
tounell always sits I'LL one o'clock
Iy soul Mr. your dnInk-as true AZ \ m
alive. you're drunk. It's three in the n,orninc,
say, Mrs -, its one. heard il strike
enc. as come round the corner, fro o, thre.
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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.

Tor freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. sc, Wall street,
New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO., No. n, Aus
Frars, London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT CO.. Paris.
The owners Of these ships will not Ice sccountal.e
Tor gold, silver. bullion. specie. jewery, precious
stones or metals, unless bills of ladng are signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
feb 5
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Medicines.
STOP THAT COCGH!
- The Great Remedy for Corsas, CoLu
II

- The Great Remedy for CoreHs, COLDS, Crorr
Dk. ROSES CoUaH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst kind. IL also cures
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Weakness Of the Chest
Pain in the Breast and Lung Affections. Where
ever there IS pain, NIX with the Cough Syrup 10
ate relief DIR. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and fre-
Quenty cures consumptive cough. and fortIhes the
system against further attacks.
III In bottles at 50 cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousand of children have been we'd.
by using DR.. ROSES GROUP SYRUP. HsIves
instant re Tele Err eeR WtSHa6SS 9ttIe corsH
DR.. ROSES WHOOHING COUGH SYRUP
is the only certain cure for Whooping Cough. IL
cures short time, and aays all irritation of the
Lungs. 50 cents a bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommended
by PLY sIclans who have tried them their Practice
To be had of ali the Drurqists IN washington
Georgetown and AleXadris. dec In-sm
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DEPARTMENT or INTERIOR, May 9, 1855.
From natural defects and the unequal range OF nv
eyes have been compelled TO glasses for seye-
ral years. have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. -Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which have found To serve me perfectly
BY the use Of his oPtOHieter lie Is enable to adapt
glasses most INFINITELY TO the eye. most cheerfully
recommend MIR. Tobias 10 all having occasion to u Sc
glasses. anu bear my testimony tn his skll as an
optIcian. HENRY T.. BALDWIN,
Asst Sec'y To sign Land Warrants.
p. :. OPERA GLASSES Of great VARIETY TEL
ESGOPES and MICROSCOPES, WATCH MA
MEX GLASSES, and many other articles IN this
line at very low prices constantly on hand.
l8-Iy
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Travellers Directory.
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST
M4s sssgE

esXs2xWxFsssssaS@.s - 81
MEMPHIS r CHARLESTON RgT co,
Chaffdaoosa, Tens. Charissroa. S G.. So.o.
sah, Go: osd all fhs NOrfhsasi,Ta eiiies. tr,1s
MtWphiS, TtER.
The last connecting link of Railroad bet veeD Nk,v
fooRKAHD THE MISSISSIPPI RIyER
This road IS now completed and opened Tor ibe ,sg
uaT transportation of Passengers aud Fre,rbt -
val Afford more Expedition and less Expense th1a
any other route between the Northeast aud Souf1
west. Passengers and Shippers wall take due noi,ca
'npe. sssi,and govern themselves sceoTdingy.
clock a. m after the arrivsl Of the trains fro,a
Ihattenooga and Nashville. and arrive ~ Mempt.s
steam Pacse. New S3SPsSns sn Sh Other fS G
tsnt points upon the Western Rivers Goods CO..
signed 20 hallroad Agents at Charleston or Savsr-
nan, VIII be iorwarded 10 Memphis and other poini-,
by Express Freight Trans.
Freight In charge of the Adams Express Com
ger Trims. r. c. ARMS
General superintendent.
HUNTSVILLE. lAial iPTii lSf, 1857.
Through Tickets to Memphis. &c, sold At W.
mington, y. G.; Charleston. :. G: Augusts S,y,n
nah. Macon, Atlanta, and Co,umhns, &c; Montgom-
cry; Ain" CsatspG sS ana ns'1 Tn Tenn
passengers Will take the ntghf trans from Whining
ton. n. c.; Augusta. Ca Chstianoogs and Nashville
KingsvIIle, :. c.: and Atlantis. TIA. np7-ti
nATLY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
- AND LEESBURG, Va. vIs Chesapeake and
ohio caR2l;TThs Packet Boats a.. =
making daily trips TO the above points $3.50
on Monday, March =, leaving the wharf Of W. n.
and III. q. Ritter, Georgetown, ID. c. every morning
att O'Clock, Sundays excepted; through eight
hours; leaving Georgetown atiseyen O'Clock IA tins
morning. the Boats will at the Great Fails or
Washington Aqueduot. at 10 a. m. Seneca at l2rn.
Edwards Ferry at p. M, where stage will be m
readiness TO convey passengers TO Ieesburg. Va.
Returning, leave Edwards Ferry every day at nIne
o'clock in the morning, and arriving in GeOrsetown
al sunset.
Through Tickets, Sl.75. intermediate points a.
follows: Crest Fails or Washington AauadtIct n
cents; Seneca. ~ cents; Edwards Ferry, sli2:
LeesbuTg. Virginia. including coach. Sl.75. MeaI,
served on the Boats al moderate prices.
MARI W. n. II. G. RITTER