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BY A. GREEN, A:ctIoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTI'

ON 10TH STREET WEST AND RHODE !sLANDav-
E>rE. AT ArCToN.-un THURSDAY, the 18th
j. slant, sha sell, IN front of the premises. At
subdivision Of cast half OF Square No. Ss7. ihls
property Is haHd, omey located soIne of which fronts
on ltth .treet wet, between north 4 street and
Rhode Island avenue, and .ome fronts on the ave
nue..
Terms: One third cash balance IN six. twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months the purchaser "a
give notes for the deferred rayments bearing rter
est iroT, Cay OF sale. deed given and deed of
trust tsken.
Title !ndIsputable.
I'd A. GREEN apot
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DEBl.IC SALE OF VALUART.ELAN DHc.
WI he offered at pnGlic sale, on the 10Th day of
lane next, the valuable Estate of the late G. C.
IaIalerro, on the RapIdam River. in the County nf
CuIpeper. and adjoining the Rapidam Station O.
and n. Railroad. The Railroad passes t!,rough the
! arm. and the station Is only few hundred Yards
from The house anu barn. This Farm, situated IN
The beautiful and fertile valley of the kapidaT uf
lerS rare opportunity to purchasers. IL is ia a Ere
state OF cultivation, surrounded by good Farms
anc most desirable neIg hbOrhoOd IL cOnta, ms tSi
acres OF Land and has il large Dwelling -house
repSIr. " e
Al go. at the same time and place. will be sold al.
the Personal Property of the estate except the
negroes n. =. ThLiAEERR0, Adn,n,rs
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'fEEEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROMASSOCIATED PR ESS hGEN7
LATER FHOa EUROPE.
ArriyaI af IN. po.,

NEw NoRK, Nav The Persia has arrived.
Win da,'s oH Liverpool TO the LIST instant
Inc B,i,lsn have captured Ihansi with great
D'Isracii resolution passed in the House Of
Commons hat the government Of IRdia Is yr,ted
in the Crogn Of Eugla
Continental news unimportant
The Liverpool cotton market was Arm and nm
changed. sales rf the week IS 600 bales, includ-
ing ".tE0 on speculation ard I, 500 for export
Fridays sales were ln,g1o bales, including Goo
Tor export aud l ,Ol on speculation The stock
IN port was i9,ttn lales. Of which SIS GO were
American. Quotations were fair Orleans I'D;
un!!ddi,nS ORLEANS 1-iS fair Mobiles =; md
Hilh2 Anhiirs :; fair Iflinds =; m!ddlIng Up
were skiing an advance
provisions steady.
oise. ~ Tor money were quoted o. 4. and for
Bnlion in the Bank Of England had increased
American securities unchanged
Bnesdstuh> were quiet Flonr lovrc,. xycx,.,n
Canal 2lsr2Is cd Wheat had an aSvancino ,.n'
dency; red IL Id. Corn STEADY
Pork H!m and IL dearer.
Sugar firm. Rice duh.
Rn~in firm n Is 3D. 4 Is Sd. Spirits Turpentine
steady al i2ai3S
LaNDoy MARKET -Breadstufrs quiet Sugar
iiTm and Is dearer, the advance being chiefly on
the finer qualities.
SECOND DIsrArcH
India news Il one week sater. The main fea-
ilTr OF TIE news j. the rapture OF Ihan>i by the
British fo'ae under Sir IL Rose, with great
SIAN" Eter Of the rebels Gen. Roberts has also
assaulted aud occupied the iowa Of Keiah.
The debate Oh - la -li'S India r.solut IN, carn
hi"nced in caFiiam"at on the 3uth The fir.t sec
ton, declaring IL rNpedicnt to YES, the govern
lnrnt of India IN the II rti>h Crown wa. carried.
WIN cheers The deba," IL adjourned
The oTe:aiinns If the Atlantic cat,l. are ooipc
on h-iskiy. More :han y 100 miles are now roilcd
on board the two ships The " rayiny-out', ma
ch'n"ry OF the cable s. completed and pronounced
pc feet.
Paris ruinors hint at changes ia the Admins
taflon and probable retirement Of E<pinassc
tom the Department Of the Interior
The plcni ro eat aries have held \ conference
20 ratlfy The boundary between Russia aud Fur
key; also, 10 cons der Professor Mors-,s claim.
on Europe for decentralization for invention Of
tho telegraph. Nothing i. resolved on but the
prospects are favorable for Morse.
Latest BT TELEsRArg
l."NDoN, Satutday.-Ah unfavorable reaction
took place In the funds Yesterday, owing errlu-
slvely 10 political considerations. and conxols
closed shs lower than Thursday The in
creased demand FOR money created a further dali
ness.
The unsettled position Of the government and
the possibility OF dissolution of Derly Ministry
IN case IF the India bill also acted unravorably
The Daily News, however says, there ia not the
slightest doubt that, II beaten on any important
question, Lord Derby will dissolve the Parlia-
n2nt
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three 40
10 wits OF herl Iacies, issued from the Clerks
OIhce oil the Circuit Court of the District of Co
lunlOla for the County of Washington, and TO me
eifec cd, shal expose TO public sale, for CASH, IN
lpht oi me Court House door of SAID county, gu
4 RIDAl the 9lst day of MAY, 1853, at - O'c.ock
nl.l the following described property, To wit: All
ue'ehant right, title. clam, and interest and Ia
part 81 Lot No. s. IN Square No. SIS. hes ginning at the
southeast corner of aid lot, then west with eIgnt
i3) feet, thence north ninety (a5 feet eleven Gh
lnches thence cas-: eight az ieet thence sruth with
the rear line Of SAID % No. Z" beginning. A lsn
part OF Lot No. ,, ~ Square No SIS, beginning ~
point on street . feet from the southeast corner
Of SAID lot and running west to southeast corner of
Lot No. s. thence north with the west line of oI
No. ulne s-sIN $3.50 fee: eleven CD inches, then
east and parallel to line 3l feet, thence
slnnIng; together with AZ aud ngular the improve
meGts thereon, n the CITY of Washington. ID. c.
sims, and will ba sold to Satsf, No. Isl Jndi,ir Ia
January term, 1861, IN favor of Morris T1sLs, A.
Morris, and Nos. 2l2 ana 2l3 JudcIais 10 Jsnn,r
term, 1853, In fayor Of Middleton BeaiI. p n ~ %
a. hooe. }. u. HOOVER, Marshal
fnfr ,l...
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HaIllmoYe Markets.

BALTIMORE, May ll.-Flour Is firm, hut I'M
settled Howard stTeCt and Ohio 81 .25a4 Al
Wheat l. dull; good TO prime red 81 UlasI
%; good TO prime white at n .2oaSl %. Coin is
lower; white 59G6lc, yellow 67a69c.
Provisions a - dull and heavy.
Whisky Is duh aud nominal at 2Oaa1c
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by A, GREEN. Auctioneer.

A lCTlON SALE OF THIRTY-THREE
"A BEAUTIFUL VILLA ioT~, VARYING IN SIZE
FROM | 10 in ACRES Ia 1.-The undersIsned re-
specially call pub attention to their sale of Villa
Lois, which VIII take place AT &. GrsCa's Auction
Rooms. corner al 7ih aud ID streets, or WEDNES-
DAY. May 10. ls56. IT oc clock p. IN,
These I.n,s adJoin UIInntOwn, on the south side
OF the Eastern Branch or An tcpstIa river near the
Navy Yard Bridge; are high and healthy, with an
cuInmsnd striking, beautiu and divers If ed view
Of the Anacostia ard Potomac river, WaShnCton.
6eGrGeiuwn. and the surrounding country. The To-
cation Is casHnt. quiet ana retired. free from tot
or clJ taxation, and yet with convenient walking
dIst3iIca OF the omnibus stand, churches, schools
market houses. &c.
The undersigned are now making handsome i'm
pioVeiets on two OF these sites Tor their own resi-
dences. and Will offer great Inducements to those
VINO wish 10 participate III the enjOymen of coun-
Try home, ;he great gdvaataBgr OF winch should he
particularly 6ppTec ated - parents IaISing Children,
and persons whose occupation is ol a nlire and
sedentaTJ character, whose health and comfort
would be greatly improved by the mvgorai Rs ex e.
clse aud rural enjoyment incident 20 residence IN
the suburbs Of tue city.
Terms Ofsac For Sims under : 900 ore fourth
cash; 'alance IN ., - and ID months; a d fnr ali
sums over $500, one fourth cash; bGlrRce IN l. q
and years. All cOEve,ancng at purchasers ex.
pense.
Tile indlsputshlo.
Pats car be seen and further inform aIop obtained
al a. Oreen's auction store, or al the mon Land
Once i@ts Seventh street. below r. street where
appointments can also be made 20 GO and exglnIne
the lots wltG :he propTIetcrs.
FOX Il VAN HOOK.
ma 8-eod&ds 4. GREEN. Auct.
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By A. GREEN. Auctronecr.

By a. OREEN. AuctIoneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
tE at AUCTIoN.-On TIL URSDAS. 18Th instant,
Shai. SELL AZ ten O'Clock =. w. the residence of a
gentleman declining housekeeping. on laih street
No. Ssi, between q and H streets an excellent as
soTtment Cl UrDltuTe, VIZ:
Marble top Sofa Table,
Mahogany and Walnut Chairs AID Lounges.
bureaus, Walnut Arm and other cPne-sP-t Chars,
Walnut " hatnot, bookcase and Secretary,
Extension dining Table,
Card ard either Tables,
Iron Hat Rack and Cottage Bedsteads,
Cane and husk Chars,
Clock, Refrige rator, and Looking glasses,
China, GLASS; and Crookery Ware, among which are
good French Chlna Dinner and Tes Set,
Brussels, STAIR and other Carpets, and Oi.cloth,
Ivory handle Knives,
WATERS, Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Two handsome painted Cottage Sets,
Choking, Alright and other Stoves
Wfha coed assortment of Kitchen Requisites
Terms AL sums under 8 g, cash: over Sls q
credit OF and moHths, for notes satisfsctoriIy en-
dorsed, bearing interest. e
ma sd A GREEN A..
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Nomination to Congress,

1T bnUIs. Nav Ia.-The Democratic Conyen
tion If he Fourth District Of this city have unan-
imouSiv nominated James Craig for reelection
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MARE IEn.

On the - h instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Morsell, JAS
Washington. ID. C..
On the 9th instant, by the n ev. WIN IT, Chs pmap
Mr. wv h. McF ARLAND 10 Miss MARY JC-
LA Jay, all of this city.
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Illness Of DIR. Scott.

NEwARK, y J., May 10 The Rev Dr. Scott,
widely known clergyman, of this CITY. was
stricken down on Saturday with paralyuc lt
Little hopes are entertained Of his recovery
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer-

H ID > o NJ r 4 " O-SCORy Cp,nr
H HOUSE, AND LOT ON MORN nj H., - n ~ MI ~ q,
i.,b , ,orm Srk Ets, AT AUcT ON ON FRIDAY the
6 n'omnI snail SELF ~ front "f the premises, at
~ i'ai,Ins conveniently arranged rocms, and the
S On Il stands-t being west half OF Lot a.
bsiufo9 ~. g, having front north M u leet
esh ~ and 18th streets west running back 20
ieIt 10 an aiiey. ouse No. 455.
,,nr,ts One fourth cash balance IN s, IL, ana Is
gs, ioI notes bearing interest from day OF SALE
Ieru given and deed OF Trust taken.
Title lndlsputable,
ma 90 A. GREEN. Acct,
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NEW York, May IL The ship Rowena. from
Lagrayra, has been signalled from Sunday Hook
Among the passengers are commissioners from
Gen Castro, the Provisional President Of vene-
Znrla. to invite Gen. Paez TO return 10 his native
country.
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Railroad Disaster.

ALBANY, May II An accident has occurred on
the Central Railroad near whitcsborO', and sew
cT@i persons reported killed.
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BY WALL s. BARNARD, Auctioneer,

bS w ALL " DhbNhh hnct0neRrS.
CCTner Of oh street md Pa. nrenUe
GALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES AT
- AUCTION.-0n TUESDAY MORNING, Nav
lith, 4; 10 O'Clock, We Will sell IN front Of oar auc-
tI0n rooms, q stock of prime Groceries, Llqunrs
Cigars, Il o., such
p baTreis Crushed and Brown Sugars,
Eoxes Sperm and Adamantlne Candies,
Chests fine Green and Black Teas,
Brown, Chem Ca, and Olive Scoops,
salad Oil, MacaronI. Pearl Starch,
Rio Coffee, English Walrats, Serdines
buckets. brass bound Boxes, Mustard,
Hartley XXX Tobacco, Cigars, different brands
Brandles, Whlskeys. and other Liquors, IN demi-
johns ard hotties,
~ blTrels and casks Brandy,
pipe Holland Gin.
With rIany other goods In the Grocery line, all of
which Will he sold " thOut reserve.
Terms: over 50 and 90 days for notes sat factoriIy
endorsed, bearing interest.
ma SITS WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
ING. same hour.
ma IL is WALL 4 BARNARD, Auct'rs.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

:" Embellishments shoaid Lr sen, i'm nv
$50. .e's a. m. otherwise they may no,
aPP'ur until the rcxi day.
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NAHSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue OF q writ Of
WI herr iScIas on scia under lien law, issued from
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court ol The Dis
trict at Columbia, for the County of Washington,
ana Ia me dlTeCicd, shall expose 10 pahic e for
CASH IN front of the Court house door of sand cour-
ty, on I'll tuesday, 'he 2jth day OF May next. 1853,
tn WI: all defendants right, tIte, claim and nte
rest IN and To certain Brick Bul ding erected on
Lot No. 49, IN Square No. 49,. IN the CITY of Wash
Inston, d. G., the sand Lot being = feet front. ard
running back The whole depth of sH'd Lot. seizei
and !eyicd upon rs The property of John VI. Peters
aud Will be sold "a satisfy Judicial No 49, TO Nav
term, 1853, IA favor CT John Purdy.
W. SE.DEN.
ap 9n-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY To- MORROW NOKNING.

~ j. 4. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
E'kUSfEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN-
fh"FSO Il SAL EsT.rE.--Rv virtue If deed m
uus bearing date the 81 of Apr la,7 and rec ruled
,cribeT viii "a al -, No ljE folio 81 ct seq the sub
cay oi gril, 1s59, at O'Clock m at The s"CtInn
store OF Jas. y MeGnIre, the corner of Penns,
yaula avenue and 10th street west The whole If
Square Nc" ln5i fronting As feet inch ON eacb Of
north aad ID streets, and 5e5 feet on each of ist
and 5h streets east, and Lot No. IA IN Sons,e NJ
I3l fronting ); feet on lst street east
and streets, Ivy leo feet deep '"
Terms of sale One third CT sh and the balance IN
s. ard J.! months, for notes hearing interest from
day "f sa secured 10y deed In trust the prooer
ty and II not com Piled with IN five DAYS after the
sale me property wall be resold upon one weeks no
tee ut the risk and expense of the purchaser.
All convey ancny ut ths expense Of the purchaser,
CEAS. :. WALLACE. Trustee.
ap9-25w6ds J. McGU lRE. Auct.
iErTHE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED
untI TUESDAY The 18th day oI May next, at So
U ci"ck p. IN AZ The same place.
CHAS :. WAELACH, Trustee.
ma LAW JAS. g. MCGUIRE. Auct'r
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NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of Two ~ Wits
lfi Of herI iacas !Ssned from the Clerks flee Of
tie Circuit C"urt Of the District # COLUMBIA icr the
County of NdshIngton, and to me directed, ! shall
Court House door OF 'aid County, on FRIDAY,
the lith day Of May, 1853. at - O'clock M, the FOL
i"W!lS Described property, 20 wit: ali defendant =
right, title, clam, and interest IA and 20 Lots Nos
/, 2 s. and g. IN Square No la tos ether with nj and
singular the Ic prOvements thereon. in the 'ty %
Washing ton, ID. c.. seized AID levied upon AS TN
prOpert. at Charles II. Nsn PsIten, and Will lie sold
To satisfy No. II Judcla!s to GCtnbrr term, 1885, liz
favor of VIM. 6. w. and Jas l.. " hIte. and No. %
judicial to October term, lG6 III favor Of lanes G..
McGulre administrator of John ID. Brown.
J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
E,rt H. 80.
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MADAME PRIBRAM opens her assortment of
summer bonnets at Do Pa. avenue, OF Thursday.
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CENTRE MARKET There was an attendance
but little less than the average, in the market
this morning, notwithstanding the heavy rains
and the unfavoTable condition of the roads The
supply In the vegetable and butchers depart
ments was Of excellent quality, and sales were
pfl>K In the fsh market the supply was about
the same as during The week past with 40 change
In the prices. The rain continuing during mar
ket hours, confined the purchasers to the sheds:
the sales at the wagon stands were small
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WASHINGroN TnEATKE.-Miss Charlotte Cusl-
man appeared as Lady Macbeth, last night, aud
was greeted by full house, in which the ellie
Of the city were well represented. Her high DO
sition IN dramatic artist was well sustained in
her pcTSOnation Of the votarcsS of unbniluwe,I
ambition, and several times called forth the an
plau>e of the audience. She was admirably sun
ported by Mr.. Siudfrv. and the variOns chorus.s
cf I.ockes witches taxed the best powers OF the.
orchestra
Tonight she plays as Queen Carharinc in
king Henry VIII; with Mr. Studlcy as Cardi-
nal " oOlscy.
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Music ~ THEATR.-Y oung and old among the
people OF Washington, who love the balmyeyen-
ing, the sloping sunshine and the pleasant, shade.
will be delighted TO hear of the approach of an.
other OF the pleasant accom- animents of the warm
season, and VIII hail with pleasure the announce
mcnt that, unless the weather Is unfavorabI- the
music At the Presidents grounds will commence
on Wednesday evening next, at O'Clock
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THE SAx-HoRNs.-The Sax-horn Darkey Ju-
veniles give another unique and wonderful exhi-
bition Tonight at Odd-Fellows' Hall
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AIDES! HAVE YOU BEEN TO
IL STEVENS'S
New Fancy Store, ID Ia. ave-,
apS bet. Gin and 10th ats,
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C"uRT OF CLAIMS MondGy-Prcscnt Judges
Backford and Scarburgh
Judge Scarburgh delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case Of Richard Fi:zpatrick as. The
imlvd atcS ordering Il favorable bill 10 bc RI
ported To Congress allowing the claimant SIaIGU
The petitioners plantation, on Miami river in
Florida, was occupied by a part of the naval
forces, aud afterwards by the troops of the unted
States; and wood and timber were taken their
from for the use Of the United States during the
Seminole war. This 1. a claim for the occnna-
ton of the plantation and for the wood and tim
her. Adjourned until Wednesday next, at II
o'clock m
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ThE EXHIBITION OF THE Mission SCHOOLS -
The Mission Sunday Schools in CHARGE Of tho
Young Mems Christian Association Of hi, city,
offer most Interesting entertainment, tLis cven-
in%, at Wesley Chapel, corner of L and Fifth Sis ,
commencing at fifteen minutes before o'cluc k
The exercises will consist of a series Of interest
ing reCitaiions, intCrSpcrscd with vocal music
The object OF the exhibition is to secure, on the
part Of the Christian public, greater interest in
the >ch"ois, rs also TO defray the nDcessaTyex-
pcuseS OF the schools
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Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

CINCINNATI Nov. D. lhsso-
Butier-W R. Merchants fair oprime in hrknS' l4alse
common and fair Ohio and Indiana l0Gl3c Choice West
,ri Reserve Dairy in irkins l962lc for best yellow
Beans-Prime small white y ~ lbs Sl,2Oal 25
C,heese-Prime medium and large W. K l173s-ci Best
brands English dairy, 90 I03Ec.
CoIee-Iio common and prime, lll4G1i24c
Candes-Pressed TaIiow l2zc; Star H. Is and l6 OF
IscGl9a2oc.
Cranberres-Smal and large bbls per Dbl ll FOR prime
Flour-Ordinary and good superine y bbl Si259s4'4O
choice red and extra white wheat SLI0GS5
Dried Frus-Appes common choice 2 . lbs sl,759
s2lO Peaches, unpeeled 4 80 lbs s32563,75.
Gran-whcat prime and white. 9Oe lSlO)- Oats on
arrival 5lSc; Com prime yellow and white e; Prime
Rye and Barley 7slI7Sc.
Moasses-Prme n o. large and small lots, % SSc old.
ols-Linseed large and sms lots T2d7ici Lard No. 4
No I, 75zls5o
Provisions-City brands pork 2 b5 sl5t0&l5 20
city brands barrel lard 9c bacon shlders and ribbed
Sides 6 Sc hams, plain and sugareured eanvased 9e
Gl2c:
Idce-Fair to prime 4IS 6f5.c q lb.
Sugar-Common low fair and fair, G5 @Tc; good fair
prime and choice, 79lasaskc,
seeds-Flax p So los and prime 81 i5Go Tim
ohy q lbs fair and prime, Sl65as9O; Clover p 62 lbs
sacks and bbls-.-
Eastern Exehange-1sali = cent premium buying and
selin. rates,
FT We allow selling rates for New York Exchange
keep there and buying rates for drafts
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore hsve 10 sell ex-
'DA's' OI 'D' '''' STRAIGHT. DESlING co.
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MRS. RoBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.

VERNOs, Trumbull Co. Nav lst ls5s
This eeIihes that have been in very health or
y ars and found little rcefater EMPLOYING number
of Physicians. My disease PrOaDsis Ute ri had
been reduced by that and FlOuor Abus until had become
ulcerated TO considerable extent By the advice OF Dr.
q W. Bushnell procured and took bottles OF Mnrsas
Uterine atholicOn which enabled hns-
band in mis- last sickness until he died which was aboa
since have taken three bottles since his d, ath
which has made able 90 labor and support family
three children. The CathOcou has nearly restored
health 1t is the only thing that has ms my suffer
ing tor which feel very grateful.
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CArHOLICON is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally. iull2
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

-
IL MEN From the N. Y. DAILY Nel1s (Eiitsriall
I'VE desire call attention letter from Dr. Joshua
F. Bridge, The Health of American Women, in annth
column He treats the subject 3hle manner, and
his skill and medical Judgment may Do relied upon.
| From the AthaHs Morning Express
hTarshall's Uterine CanOlcOn proved be fully
valuable IS claimed in many severe tes. made
BY medical gentlemen and others. Dr.. Bridge is regular
physician OF very tine atainments OF great judgment
ttoner. IN all Diseases especially those and
children"
From Physicians
"AIashalls Uterine Cathocon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which it Is recommends IL
There is no medicine like it in this country. "
''In the worst have with Marshallis
Uterine CathOcon is certain and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOIICON
Is unhestatingy offered reliable remedy all those
complaints TO which liable, and which gra-
ualy Affect The mind well as the body that 20 thr k
possibility Among ths complaints for which the Caiho
con IS remedy are Falling Of the Womb Whites, Sup
IONS and Diseases OF the Kidneys or Urinary Or
Retention neOnneEce of Urine. Heartburn, Cos
tigeness, Nervousness Paintings PalpatiOns Cramps
Disturbed Sleep and all troubles organic mlahetie
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any of the above symptoms
or with spne Liver lung complaints, invited TO a1
dress DR. BRIDGE with full confidence that they will
md relief BiaTshRlls Uterine CathOicOn is not quaek
medicine hut It's ingredients have been made known the
Medical Colleges and they at the service Of any
spectacle physician in the country
The price Of MARSHA LIS UTERINE CATHOLE
CONS ORs Dollar and Halfper single bottle.
WEST REDFoRD. Coshocton Co, May IA, 1851
Mr.. II b. Kinssiey Sir:l have been selling the medi
cine ofthe Graenberg company for the last ten years and
have invariably found them give good tisac0g and
the pills have sold to great many families regularly
saple article. Marshalrs Uterine Cathocon is meUI
cine that has done great amount of good female seas
lady cd it to told me she had received more
medical treatment by the most skillful physicians
-, Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-09
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