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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-11
nFTICr SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANY

nFrICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
" New Orleans FEB. 49, 1s-Whsrcas. the present urgent
Indebtedness Of b. and The terms Of The contract
with Messrs J. Grant Co. for the compsson Of seventy
miles reudet absolutely that the company
should realise The insansnts OF ia stock remaining
due and unpaid the lat January s and without dscrimi
factory az ans.meut adjustment Of al
by the subscribers holders
certificates upon which there remains unpaid instruments
Resolved by the directors Southern Pacific Railroad
Company That the said directors proceed The nth day Of
Febrnsry 1854 between the hours Of 10 A. ~ and r. st
pubic auction highest bidder for cash All shares Of
the subscribers tho capital stock ~ saf company upon
which lnsslmens past due and shares 70 Be
transferred the books Of N. company " s purchser 90
purchasers thereof provided by the 9Th section Of The char
Resolved That Il the proceed. Of sale IN sny - shah
stock sold With chsrres tber-on president
81 the company auhorked IN bis discretion W cause 70 be
Instituted the legal proceednRsto collect the dsnet
such delinquent subscribers 70 eomprouse sell OF
same party at dacreton and
make such transfer thereof az he may deem proper 10 No
Resosd Thai the president shall rive proper pubic no.
tca sale has been made Of oil sock viii N per cent
and paid thereon; and also have circular letter
addressed ~ each subscriber whose appears the
.hsi and thereby all future s- and
transfers be stopped ~ the mere delivery Of ne eerun
cafes Of stock which may be outstanding
board Of directors OF mis- company beg leave inform
that AL stock In vhieh instanen we're
due and unpaid sold At public auction on he gh nanL
large interest the road and they have instructed me that
should any socthoaer wish 20 The amount due on ms
stock within month from this date 70 permit mn ~ % 90
ton received that the twenty miles o. NE road re-
CURED by charter 70 be completed " The h 2l ms
MONTH finished and the running thereon on ne lin
GEO s. yERGER, President
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nFrICE or THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
" Ship Canal Company, Nee York, March s. lsss Tho
Of this company ere hereby notified that an as
Eve dol srs each share
paid the dersaned n ths Once, No Bowling Green.
before the 20h instant ny order,
kAAC q. LEA. Secretary.
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ENoR sALN-THE rHRER STORY BRICK BUILDING
No 81 Charlton street. and lease Of 10, for eight years
from the Ia, Of May next Inquire ct ~ Renwcs street
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L,OR sAIE-THE SUBSTANTIAL BUILT THREE
sioty brick house built expressly Tor The owner, ~ .e
street Brookyn two blocks from railroad with &c Not
xl00 or part 70 let Also the house $50 AAsntc street
Apply 70 W. W. WEfMoRE "a Old alp i0 Duane street
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BPORTTNG.

L,oR sALE-sEvERAL BEAUTIFUL YOUNG PUPPIES,
full blooded hunters, At D4 Third avenue. stairs
20 TO FRANCIS BUTLER, p FULTON STREET.
VI tbasemenJ for all the choice breeds OF dogs both for
sale and stock Buffers nfshle mango cureand flea
ermnsor 5Qcens per bottle. Buffers work Breed
ing training management diseases &c, OF dogs beautifully
Illustrated" price dollar.
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vyANTRD o. oo-wAErEp. ON rARM IN NEW
v.ars; worth slotoo. Appiy 70 Mr. WALTER PEARsAIL.,
No I'm tonM Market.
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L,oR sALE-THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE
No &a Henry street Brooklyn gas and water through
out and repeA with every convenience lot AxiOO Price
ZOO; For fuhr particulars inquire Of ELLIS KAvA
NAGH ia Water st., N. Y.
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qsHB OLD DOMINION CoFFnE Per
The lovers OF good coffee would appreciate sh.se nav
and popular machines asr being subect 10 the s~e gho
III roee, Families By he OF ne oxdInarv
boiler o. besn the secret "a sse consved As 70 ~
tar al he aroma daring the proee. q boiling ~
isrnr. an; M quot 81 IS . gper. "a; sq.s, q 30.
matt ~ 7B quart ~ ~ qusst ~ ~ hbsspi d~ssups
70 he ssda T. r. TbRRBy, Man .fsstursrs' Lss-s
No. Plst street, NV pbrk.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

01 COTTAGE PLACE, TWO DOORS FROM HOUSTON
Ol sreet-A gentleman and wife single
temen be accommodated partial board. Terms
derate las bath &c
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L,oR sALR--THB HOUSE ApD LOT KNOWN AZ NOS
Ill and lil, Division street, opposite Orchard mree,
The lower divided into one OF which has
been occupied as bakery for number o. years FOR par
uculArs nasre OF VIM r. ROGERS, ~ Pike street, OF
CUNNrN0MAMA HAMhRrT, n Water street. v.
L,oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
weschcster county, containing Ge hsndreH acres OF
rage houss and stables swell sccked having horss,
COWS oxsn -. and all necessary farming ueeuah. For
ffthsr Information apply at A Csrnne street situated
mile from bs depot
UROp DALp-rwo MODERN HOUSES IN vIp. AsR
'ycyt also hrm q ls sercs perms part ss, balance in
7N' DsxKS A rWvs, IT'S Chambers sues,Ny.
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LNOR SALE-A BROWN STONE HOUSE, NO. las WEST
Thirty seventh street. three stories and and
under cellar complete with all the modern improvements
Terms moderate only 81 $50 cashha balance
lots Apply at G69 Houston street. Also two houses rent
Forty street. north SIDE between Sixth and
BROADWAY. Apply above.
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FIN

A LARGE AMOUNT or MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND
"A and mortgage on good imprsved city property below
Feb street In sums 10 suit appcauts No money loaned
country property. No brokers need apply. Apply 70
TEN EICR co. ~ william street. room II, near Wall.
COLLECTIONS ON ALL PARTS or THE UNITED
" and Canadas thousand dollars
eighth per cent below thousand and hundred
quarter; below hundred half Collections
paid day Of receipt NJ cusomers place Of business
E-MORRIHOE, 81 William street.
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DEHvssvLvAu1A RATLRoAD
The great central ,o.as 70 Ne wsss. rsne Al least ~
ehort and rses tAre and freight ~ AL times ~
any othsr For passage uctets az o fo rearh
from NV YORK 9 ANY pcart m Tie entire West can 81 ~
ccsnpsnys once, No aAetow HOUSE, New Yoff.
y.L HBLI0Tr. Passsrxw Aren't
bHHOH 90. Freight AsenA
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VIvANTHD a 00-WAkTEp, ON FAhH IN NEW
w Jersey rs miles from Jersey City, lllm foe three
years; worth sioeD Aply 70 Mr.. WALTER PEARsAIL,
nprn wANTED-ON A CHArrEL MORTGAGE;
SIDU fun security and good bonus. Address A. n o.
sEQ BRokDwAr-yHs PLACE TO SELL, uRCuR-
900 rent money, broken bank nces iorsign ecsn and
commsda,e before and Alter bank houss wsns country
rsosey for circulation. u. ~ HeDGEA
e1S NAn she ADVERTISER DESIRES THIS
pIO.UUU. sum 10 replace loans falling Que TITS year
real estate New York worth hrse nes me smoun.
and The operation Of gentleman in improvinf
and selling Che same, for Ave- years sompenss"n noe~
Address II. b. NJ, Herald office.
Am oOu vISrro M ROM AVID MoRraAeR,
plO.vUV for term Of y-srs Per ssn, on 40 S
improved real estate IN ms fv's
and rapidly Increasing In vsiue AppD '" 1''""o'VN
co, No bBeskman street
$50 = - = 90 fTxr, TvEaDTArrfY-oN BOND
HCU.UUU and nortssse m one % more sum- 70 ssis
apniv 10 q a BRoAD No. IS Wan srss. sssusa sorry.
&IOO OOO WAITED ON sosb AND nosroAas,
AT 81 chl~so in sns.s o. $40 go 70 sk; -A.res'
CENT 's'''' an H. WARD, Y x.sanss p,sss.
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IOSQ SPRING MANTuLAs. 1858.
lCOC. Great Inducements
To cash and short time buyers,
At Wholesale.
ne subscriber has prepared and manufacturing
varied the goods, from the
lowest priced the costly article, which he offers for
easb short credit at
The SMALLEST sHApE PRorIr
Also line of imported stella shawls, differing from any in
NE market GEO. BuLPIN
SCI broadway
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INOR eALE-A NEW FIRST GLASS POUR STORY
brown stone front house with all the modern improve
nents built In the best situated Mt No West Thir
eh between Fifth and Broadway; 2x64
INQUIRE premaeB
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A BARGAIN-A NEAT TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
"A containing eight rooms and lot for saie with q good
well Of water free OF all encnmbrances on loh street be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh Broadway Inquire
the premises at lag Seventh be Sold
The owner going 70 leave the city. Price 81 600 cash
8. NORTH.
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IN wANTED-oN CHArrEL MORTGAGE;
$IOU fun security and good bonus Address A. n O.,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05

% DIR. j. L. Czapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state AMI Oregon as We
learn from reliable sources He is practcing with
remarkable success and has deservedly secured
public confidence. Those needing medical aid would
do well to call wrte a: his Institute in San Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors ad vertse-
ment in another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
otter.

Alta meeting h II by the Eo.rI o. Trustees of The
Io"h OF Oro'ilc, on the 26.h day of April, lS5s, ii
was ordered that Municipal Eec ion shall be held
on Monday the 81 day of May 1859, for the purpose
OF felectng the following officers: Five Trustees an
assessor, Treasurer, and Il Marshal for sad Town
The following gentlemen were appointed officers OF
said election; Robert Richcy as Inspector, and NJ
H. Farley and phlid Waterman as Judges
AUG. LEuVY. President.
Attest. G. 4. SMIfi. CLERK.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oaOvILLE, WEDNESDAY MAY 5rn, 1858.
Stockton aud Sacramento EIections-
Arrest Ofthe Nevada Stage Robbers.

Stockton aud Sacramento Elections
Arrest ofthe Nevada Stage Robbers.
STOCKTON, May 3D.
The election for City officers Of Stockton
passed off quietly to day, resulting 10 the
election Of the entire Democratic ticket, with
the exception of City Marshal. Mr.. J. b.
Kennebec, Independent, was elected by 76
majority, over Z. E. Jordan, Democratic
nominee.
SACRAMENTO, May 3d.
The election 10 this city, passed off remark
ably quiet. Citizens ticket has carried the
day, supposed, by a majority of from 1900
to 1000. Returns from the country precincts
will probably swell this about one thousand
NEVADA May Sd.
Two men named Dlniel Ludington and
One Eyed Jack, have been arrested on sus.
picion. for the robbery of Wells, Fargo 6
Co., this morning, and the Sheriff is in pur.
suit of two others. Wells, Fargo & Co have
offered reward of $4,000 for the arrest of
the robbers Express Telegram.
DISTRICT COURT. w
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
= Before the Adjournment of the

"rahd Jury, Il committee OF five was appointed to
examine the subject of Licenses with instructions to
report TO the Jur! ON the Gh day Of May the names
OF ali persons aud firms doing business, OF having
within the past year done business without proper
licenses, to The end that they be then prosecuted for
delinquency:
II. B. LATIROr. Foreman of Grand Jury.
Grand Jury Room, April 2lh, 1855.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon WARREN T. SEXTON, Judge.

TUESDAY, May 4th,
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
CARROT vs.. Lincoln. Ordered on calen
dar.
Schler VS.. Kitchens. Motion for new triaI
submitted on briefs.
Lemieux vs, Garriott. Stricken from
calendar
Hazy, Clark ct al. va. Anderson, Whitman
ct. al. Continued for the term by consent
of parties.
McC & Billings VS.. Farrufald ct al.
Judgment for plaintiffs and decree Of sale.
Moore. Henshaw s. Ord VS. John Baxter
ct al. Motion to strike out answer over
ruled. Defendants have leave to withdraw
demurrer.
Same ruling as above in twenty two SINH.
lar cases.
A. d. Refs admitted to citizenship,
Court adjourned until 0 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
THE COURTS.

Dt'rRIcr Counr-rhri Moniny In January, urst
Monday IN May, second Monday in November, and
flnrtl MJaIty of August.
CJUNrr CJ-.tr. .-Flrsl Non ily in Nlr:A an I Jan.
s,cJad VI ~ lay ia S5pte ~ r, tn! fjur,h HJnlay ia
November.
C0Uar or SESSIONS =, :onl Monday in Fohr,I.
a,y,lhri u N lay ia Aprii, July and OcluJer
PdonArk CJCVr -"Of IA NJH lay ~ Febrhnry and
hhy, third Moniy il AL5 ist, aai second Monday
In De ember
BOARD OF SuPE7yIspRs -'te ats FIRST Monday in
February, Nay, Aug Ist and November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05

MAN kILLEp.-By Langton's Express, we
learn that a man named William Eckle was
killed at the saw-mill of Cole & Stevens, on
Canon Greek, near Downievile. on the 9th
ult by falling under tle main driving wheel,
one of the arms striking him on the temple,
and the rim of the wheel cutting the jugular
vein, killing him Instantly. lie was about
62 years of age, native of Kentucky, and
formerly of Missouri. -Erpress.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
Channel Rock.

All shares In the Channel Rock Mining Company,
on which assessments now due remain due and un
paid until the 26.h day of May, 1855 will then be
sold at the Court House door at oclcc ok p. NJ, to
pay such assessments
by order of the Trustees.
TIlOS WELLS,
Sec'y and Treas. Channel Rock Mining Co.
April 20, lshs
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05

LII. .. e. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad
verisenent appears in another column is the pioneer
Advertising Physician in this Stato has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
OrOviIle Turn Verein.

Regular meetings are held on the second and
fourth "Wednesday ofevery mouth, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
by Order. SIMON X. ROSENTHAL. Sec,v.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For rthe Lung.. Cough.. Colds. &c.

For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &C.,
| WIsrAR's BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY imparts new
vigorto vital action, and relieves the system by open
ing The pores of the skin, and promoting the
lions al the mucous matter Its action is surduric,
sedaiive aud expectorant, by opening the pores al
lay ing irritation, and by rendering the expulsion Of
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam viii
feel immediate relief from the distressing irraons
thataccompany af,ctatons of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed-the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer from irritatiun-the irritation is
soothed the pulse is violent and feversh-they are
softened, and the mucous membrane Is relieved OF its
engagement with rapidtty and All by the use
Of this useful remedy CAUTION As there are man,
counereits, look we'll at the signature before pur-
chasing; take none unless it has the name of .San
ford y Park" engraved on the outside wrapper, all
Others are base limitations
sCOLToN & MCDERMDTT, Agents, Oroyille.
PARK WHITE, Importers and wholesale agents
for all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
st-eet, Sa, Francisco. feb27-2m
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05

OTW1 would call attention TO the Card Of Or. Van
AN IT. of San Francisco, who treating T. and Ear
Diseases with truly great saccess, snce his return
RON abroad. OA3c in Wri4hrs building, NV. cor.
n'r OF Montgomery alI Jackson street. where lie
my be consulted daily. f,-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
Card.

Doctors SMxpEs & JENKINS have removed their
Office to the County Hospital Iynchbnrg and will as
usual attend to III professional Gals, day or night
Feb, 18TH lsjSAtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-05
MINERS BAKERY |!
Montgomery street, doors above the Orleans Hotel
OROV LIE.
STEPHEN T0LiND, ,......Proprietor.

vENiIlS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY or ORO-
- vile, and the proprietor would ncknow lodge
his thanks 10 ho people VI Orovlllc and vicinity for
their patronage, sBd solicts a contiuuanca ol tho
saine feeling confident that he give better salts.
faction for tbs same money, than any other esiab-
lishmen of the Kind In OrUville PIES made OF fresh
fruit of all klDds, aud CAKES Of every variety at
Low PRICES, eau be had nj bis Bakery, or will bs
delivered at the doors Of his customers.
Orovilie, Dec. 80, 1856. do3i Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-27

A. F. WARE & co.,
4o5 ana 40 Main street. Worcester


Tho pressure upon the business Of the country haH
probably where been more severely felt than in
this city amt county and think at no i0res time has
the exercise Of ECoN0Mg by all classes Of people been
more proper aud necessary than at the present me and
we regard it at this time appropriate and indeed the
duty OF those whose business is in the prime neceares
and comforts Of life to furnish the greatest possible
amount FIR the smallest possible gum. We have, there
fore avaed ourselves OF the extreme low prices which
have ruled at Inc large auction sales in New York. and
shall sell the goods obtained great reduction ia prices
from these and other sources including entire stock
large discount from former prices We cannot adver
basement enunsrae spsciac prices for specific gaTnenta
nd will here only state that we stall offer
Pants and Voats from SOC 10 $500.
former price from 81 to 8.
VARIOUS STYLES COATS FROM SOC to $500.
former price 81 to 20.
we neg to assure all p that this is clap trap'
examination Of cur ato'k will abundanty prove. In
without doing injustice to ourselves, have adopted
the
CASH STEM.
which is the only one that can be sustained by small
profits, for safe busiue the credit basis only be
done by demanding Of those who DO pay profit sufi
ceut to make good the loss occson1 by those VINO DO
not pay.
Our Stock is, usual very large and contains great
variety Of styles and quality Of garments adapted u
ages and classes, among which are our new style
Business SACK Goats, a durable and graceful Style
Business Frock Sacks.
Business suits, with fancy bands throughout.
Business Suits without bands
Business 0geTcOats. &c &c
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By e. w. VAIL.

a SSEGNEE'S SALEt-Noti is hereby given
"A that there viii be sold at Public Auction on the
premises. in North Oxford in the county of Worcester
ON MONDAY, the 18Th day of March, A. D. 1858, at
twelve o'cock noon, ali the right title, and interest
Which Henry D. Stone hal tile tenth day Of Febru
ary, A. D. 1858, in the property and estate formerly
known "Barton's Mills and all the interest which
said Stone then had in the machinery and tools used
in said mills.
together with all the buildings thereon aud water power
and other privileges connected Their with Tie buildings
consist Of two factories, wooden and cotton mill, saw
mill gri5 mill planning mill than thirty tenements
barns, sheds, and other necessary 9lilding5.
The WOODEN mill contains six ses Of machinery, the
apparatus of which IS not complete.
TIE cotton machinery consists of about three thousand
spndles and there large numbsr OF tools for use
in connection with said premises.
For further particulars to description of the prop
ery the amount Of membranes thereon, application
may be Taade to either OF the SUBSCRIBER.
WI. "a. BIGKFORD. I .,
FITZR0Y WILLARD, As1'bIess'
o
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By E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.


R0 ACRES az land AT AUC-
% " TION-Gonssting NJ Tillage, Woodland and Pas
turage, situated the side of the Grafton Road
adjoining the farm OF Maj samuel allen, q miles from
the City Hail. Worcester.
shall sell on sATURD Az April Sd, at 10 q. N the
above land, altogether in lots to suit purchasers The
land has long frontage Grafton road is easy of &C
cess There are about six Of superior tsge land
The remainder is in wood md and pasturage This will
afford good opportunity any wishing few acres
Ct land to cultivate to supply vegetables for Worcester
Market wood lot and p,3turage. Terms liberal For
particulars inquire of the Auctioneer.
mch2l dts p. ". VAIL
a UCGIONs-For sale at Pubic Auction, Marck
IN alst, at 10 o'clock NJ, on the premises, at the
Armory Village, IN Mnlbury, he following parcels Of
erby:
lst His Dwelling House and about three quarters of
an acre of land, subject mortgage $1,000 and some
interest.
u Three Lots of Land on Carver Street, the whole
containing from three to fur acres.
81. House Lot the east side of Carver Street,
containing about sixty square rods.
~ Terms Of payment will be favorable, and made
known at the place Of sale
Worcester, March %, 1858. dts
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AUCTIONS.
By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.

EAESTRABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNE-
Rg TURN At Auction, Residence No. Chatham st.
Place SATURDAY, March o. at 10 g. m.
will be sold at the time and place above mentioned
Household Furniture, ssting in part as follows:
llack walnut tete tete, l black walnut marble top
table, I do. easy chair do. French pallar chair !
do rocker, French plate mirror black alout corner
what not, do ten poys 1 DO card table, U2hagany
sofa, DO card tables. do rockers painted chamber
set, black walnut extension table, carpets, hair and
palm leaf mattresses cane seat chairs do rockers bed.
steads paror and cooking stoves china tea set crock
cry glass and tin ware, kitchen furniture and uany 9TH
er articles not enumera. cd. e. W VAIL
r1chl0 DIFF
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MARRIED..

In Templeton, by Rev Lewis sabH, Dea. Samuel w.
Dutou Of Mortified, to Miss Mary A. White Of Temple
ton.
In Ber'iu. Msrch II. by Rev. William Houghton,
James s Bgeow 30 Miss Clara NJ. Flagg, both Of Berlin
IN Lancaster. March ~, BY Rev G NJ. Bartol Henry
A. Stone Of L.omiuster, TO Miss sarah Stephenson Of Il
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DIR. BrOadbemUs RIedfoa1 Dnic,

DEs abEWadVlADOalG' 3 UH CNaEOsfl WEHaCGl
No. 145 O0url s.geet, near Revere House, Boston,
Mass. established for specially treating and curing alb
Diseases Of The Throat Heart Lungs Throat and Respira-
tory 0rgaas by the Inhalation Breathing Of Warm or
Cold Meiieated Vapor5 would most respectfully announce
to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity and his
merous patients throughout New England, that he has
returned to his odse in Boston; EXCLUSIVELY FOR OF
F1GE PRACTICE where he may be consulted daily person
ally or by letter, from a. to y, m, free.
TAG PREEAruRE DECAY OF YoUTH-Just published by
Dr. Broad5ent, the eminent Physioiogis5 private med
cal Treatise the Early Decay Of American Youth Sem
nal Weakness, and other diseases Of the sexual organs
in both male and female. 1t is for general distr5uon
and nay be had by calling at his Office, Or it will be
maedin sealed envelope to any part or he Coautryree
OF charge receipt OF two letter stamps for postage
To The LADIES' Ladies troubled with irregularities,
Weaknesses and other complaints peculiar to the female
system, will find speedy cure by calling Adobe.
dec29 d&Wf
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In this city, March 2ith Mary Ann, only child Of Jo-
aeph Augustine Mdgley,
Ia Auburn March 25h, Mrs Polly Miles. ST.
Ia fehburg, March 18th, Mary, wife Of zacheus Rich
ardsun "a years 10 mos.
Ia puppcrel, Mach II, Mr. Reuben Rice, formerly Of
Ftchhurg. 90.
In AahDarnham, March stu, Mrs. Sarah Dultsraold,
o.