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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK


Sssmships-PNkersburs, Powell Baltimore, II. B. Comwel
4 Co; Chesapeake, Crowel Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell
Co. Europa tBrb Glitch. Liverpool, T. Cunsrd
sbip-Ausustu., kesrnsy, New Orleans, w. I. Frost
Bsrk-Nest Wind, Saunders st Marks, Brodie Pettsa
Briss-Jobn Stevens PetsIs. Za,s, T. J. Peters, Nev
Ere, Walker. Naples, WASH Carver Chase
sehoonsu-tI cesor, Riley, Richmond Van Bmnt slssbt
Ann Cole City Point Js. Hunter Co Or Kane. Ryder Sc
suas0rsDd, n. SANFORD; A. starh.y, Nixon San Juan
Post smsl, J. d Kinney, Crawford, Darien Post Small
American Belle B.rry, Boston, IL Nickersoni r. A. Denn
Hsndrick.oD, Savannah d. mill 4 Co.
Sloop- Harvest, CorwiD, Bristol
steam.rBoston, selew, Philadelphia y. Perkins, Arzan
Foster. South Amboy.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Feb. l.-BefOr,
Judge RErTs
A SMUGGLING CASE.

SMUGGLING CASE.
The United eses ag One trunk and hat box
marked Felix Evans, containing silks, &c.
This lie information by the United States 70 forfeit
orery value Of Sis ~ ander the wing circu
Nj Evans Of Myrtle avenue Brookyp was on visit
10 Europe and returned 10 this country second cabin passen
the steamship City of Washington. As the ship came TO
anchor in The abe boarded BY n-
speeio aud o3e Of them approached BY MI r. and was
ssked to examine Ms. baggage The officer inquired II
there were any dursbe nes aud answered IN ne
tive MI T. then opened bis trunk aud bat box and the officer
found pounds Of sewing st sk dress pattern and various
other articles The sewing silk be had bought in ERgsnd for
other friends
M Josohmssen for the defense contendei thai there
forfeiture and commented severely the inviiioas distinction
made BY the Revenue ccers betwe the first
cabin The former having facilities offered
catering their goods aud passing them The Custom
which not Afforded 70 the lseI and giving un
called for class Of litigation both expensive oppressive
the claimant
Mr. Hunt Y. s. Assistant D', Attorney summed up for
the prosecution.
Decision reserved.
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Rerciuts Of Produce.

By En-. Ral,oad- oc boil. Flour 10 90 %ai'ty %psn.
%. 40 Lard "a, bags Buohwnes, Flour go Hides -, ess
BARK q Dressed Hog. co. e9Hs, C.Riie. y" Ps sssa'
sol read Cattle IS Calves. Se sheep, % horses xsV i've
liz. 40 head Motion rtg Beef 80 Do Bacon u" DO ba.
r SAG DO Cheese 29l Lard loS do Poultry, DO Nfs w
DO Bg Flour Fruit do Starch tOs do rsps
bb Rec DO Fish DO Pork. $50 Do WHISKY Laos so:
Al. aud .@r as FouE 81 Apples $50 oush Osts fs
DO Mat I25 DO Whe. 1853 do. Feed, 6do Pen .s 90 70
.,o, lao DO Grass IFS bales Hay SO do Hors ~ 40
Wo go dr Broom. Is tuns Marble do. Slate 10 30 sdse
Leather is 4sO rsll. Min, Slss dressed Hogs
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h,v. fcu.n.sd " not uOhisly tia, veJ high p-k
80. WIFI b tx.efsd for tire hn,r rsdss .,
o. ~. ,Ton seed Lrsf nothing Of moment hss Pee
a, ,his ssris; ard At the srh proes a. which he
session. Ia. teen meooed with oat h' 'P~o"a es
afticl. cen be expected , -. T. -
Elor6s ia better srsdes IN dstn.nu '' h0nsue
ordinsr " OILY oe res ss d 81 lo~ PIT
TAIlOW-Ths market 10 qltr stv- ga sp4.JA1ii aes
II 40 - PIN. a, lie Roush Fs, sssee 81 7c cash
WHIsKY-The MARKET b~trr. the demand ""'e slVsi
a., 81 as bbh a. "a NE, now held higher
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MARRIED..

h e,.Y ese1ss 81 ~ ..sys
n 70 Ms NJ Loulss Waters, Daughter Of The new Geo
Wltsfp o. Elizabeth " j.
pECKERwINTEa-O fnssesy; rso ~ ne ny ~ ~ I;
Jones, s1rraId Decker TO MIS- mary L. "'"'e'' - -''
city. - "a, r., ~,
80. tTiJe's fs.her Mr.. A. B. Dewey Of Franklin Nils
e and Miss Cara A., yoti get daughter o. Id j. z jazz
,op-1f III. former place
sCorT-BLAKE-on Mo3asy. Jan. 81, ~ De Rev. Gas j.
Jore, Pas Of the Msrers' Church. AZ Nc - ;fer ree
~ John r. Scot. = Mia Ellen sske both Of tnis c:y
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NEw-YoRK CLAssrYIcArros
ITpi.nds Eior+6s Anbsi

COFFEE-The market is firm. with fir demand sales %
NJ A Forests o 81 bags Rio snip Of tais
market, lie ship
FLOUR AND kEAL-The ioquiry for Western Canal Flour
early in tie day quite hgni ad con1en brands some
s.on made but choice brand, IL lair request
better prices, At tie close noticed speculative de-
the grades Of Wes.ern iaids figures
with few sellers the sales 5000 tbs :. e. Oc IS 25for
suterfn- State IS 75G 80 for DO s6ds5 Is for los
aces Of Western SC IS s. for shipping brands Of
Round koop eas Oato-tsis h In speculative tea1. &; me
close 90 81 - foS trade brsud de-. - 7j2S3 5r
Gens,te and 50 Ia So IS ~, s. Louis bAada CaaAdsa
flour In moderate demand SO IS Southern Fls1r
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OLD BEEF.
-Nep- York Yards---BEiys Ydyds-

TOtas...... .....1O6H lo,O3O lOli5 1871 l2oo7
ToTAk OLD NEw-Cy Prime, Ga last year IL. Re-
packed Mess ASH last mouth 38l8 last year 1913 Repacked
Chicago Mess 770; asst month 25i last year. 1863 Rail
road Beef IS las, month year 49, Refuse Mess 7Os
last month"; sos; last year 1872 Refuse Prime last year.
Other Refuse, SO; last month 3d. last year esq., Terces
Prime Mess 1857; last month 1884 last year IA Contry
Mess s3 last month, IA last year 1887 Country Prime
1873; last month"; i52 last year 49, Unnspeced tcs 90
lsst month, 6,72 last year 81 Unexpected bbs Ul2
last month, 4O5 last year 1853 Totas-66Ol last month
1885, last year, N,723.
RICE-We bear Of sales Of 150tcs AZ So 250 81 ..
SUGARS Moderate sale. mailing full former rates
bhds New Orleans at d9! and by auction
100 hhds. New Orleans a, 07tc.
sEEDS-The demand fair for Cloyersesdi sales Of $50
bb and bags ldllc. Timothy Seed is steady; the s
fair Gales Of loo busb az 81 ST. bush of $50
&c n. Roush AZ Seed IL In moderate demaud a, 6i
bush. Of SO n
sALT-We notice sales Of 1000 slsh. CuracOs private
sKINs-The demand both Cor Goa, and Deer, part:u.
larry foreign, fully equal 20 the supply and prices h
sales Of 10 bales MsisuoTas Goat u average az fc es 81
cash.
sPEBMACETI steady al fo;. cash, and not types
inside IL few Gays since.
TEAS-TheTe fair demand sses at full rates. large
catalogue Of @ all old crop, will be offered tomorrow
1OBACCo-The demand sood, sai prices ses5y Gales
of6i hhd, Kentucky QOtc AS bales Havana at 5gGi5c
ITO s.edsf al Ita25c q do. Florida, At .50c and
80 bales Il. niuslOs on private terms.
MONTHLY STATEMENT or STOCKS OF SPANISH TOBACCO
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Ne axe rom d Racers StfcIA4r ne iouONlLs:
The commenced with Q fair demand for Clsac
Leaf, snd sims % resninlstion Of business -
The import,ons Of Spanish Leaf have been h and with
fair amour. Of sales stocks les. heavily rressinz
For the better class Of Havana fe and rted better
prices have been paid good high favored n1w
Stock Of medium and ordinary Is su large and going on ovy
u2id.ec.
stocks Of Cub. have consdsraby reduced several
large parcels having taken fer export ana lev oil tas
better lots having brought from Se &c "r c'n,Gmp9n but
most OF hs ~ 10 ofniero quality aud elected
OF a. favored 81 Jago AID Jignsni
c.ved very title dsrs the past which the
pfeudce OF uA-uaeters sxsIs. the article IL
hoped tia; crcp will furnish with quality more
desrstle-
"sssaa almos. unstable containing too much damage
TIE sales Of lara rave been large pat Of
prices from Tbe having aid ia Lbsr.
suppss tie de lsId but moderate presSrt except r
fine, which l. srd would JJrS6s
" II domestic leaf comic erab'e has been done
Holders Of Kentucky have disposition b realize BY
granting coceoIs tie sales De- IN rzsr than fr several
uoltt pat The Reduction ia prices rnarx.d on toe
medium and ordinary grades Prime foe Gus ass urchansei
Or present q1o.aols us, easie ordinary 7a7c good
Sds;e tine IL a lie. selections ga l23c.
sars 20 ooEsdsrsbe Of the old crop Seed Leaf To-
eaeoo de ard yearly al Of crop 100
oe arc p1iacgres hands higher prizes A quantity
tft over Is barely sucisnt for moderate demand the
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Tota' II 90 IT 49, .Wd 20 ~, -,
last year leo Mess 3s2 last month l50OS last 303
Thin Mess 4S72 last month LIZA last year 443 Prime Mess
G6; month 1885, year. 24 Flank, % last year, 49,
last yesr, TO- Prime, 1884 last month, 1885, last year
Rump. e3 las, month 10 last III Refuse Mess
752; month go; year S. Refuse Prime lO7l; last
month ls last year 1885, Other Refuse, 1879; last month
ss7; las, year S89 Uninspeced, 1884, last month"; B65
last year. 1886. Totals7,2s last month, 66S2ai Last
geS2
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Nv Telexraph.

BOSTON Feb. lar steamship Remington, Bsker rnis
eepha ship Dssbrg Wave Young Calcutta bsrks Caf,rnh,
gsiey, eusnos AJres Daniel Eldrdse smyrnsi D. oodeJ
Parker, Galveston. -
Below bark Homer hom C,ssh schr Mschisf from Me-
siLe -
SANDY HOOK Feb l. mDdown--ship Corn Linn and tve
bss soipf I'd the B.y Three outside Of the Bar bound
in and bx outside Of the bar bound out Wind, W. w,
fresh
HIGHLANDS Feb. !, shutdown Ore bark south Of 70
Highlands bound 10 Wind, w, HIGHT Westher clear 49,
LONG BRANCH, Feb 1, mndown.-steanner James Adfef
ra..I Long e and bHk OF shore bourd In wo
w, isht
souAN, NJ J., Feb I, sundown--wine, w, Light wes.hss
cher. -
CHARLESTON Feb. L-rhe U. 8. Mall steamship Ceianr,
ts Cap. NJ Berry from New York. arrived her wharf q
o'olock this morning.
NEW -oRLEAnS, Jan 81 An ships Emperor and snP
pore, nom Botoa; hart Grace Kan on3 from Boston ,
Feb arr shos Assyria soc Cham TO- from LverIos
WASHINGTON. Feb The ship Venus, feD bnsss'
Eng, with sirosd on for Aexsad1a coming ~ tss NV
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Arrived.

Steamship Ena (BE screw) Anderson Liverpool jan IS
% % .y Js g. s Sssa ts s
Princeton beIce for Liverpool 2s q H. lon. "a 49,
sandy Hooi .sn.isd and passed .hp showing
No 50, l:t dist psns'nt Th. would give her name . Mem
.So"R a.t PENDANT. making her out as the Fns Chds"
Steamship james Adger Adams, Charleston Jan. 49, ndse
and pass to sPoaord, Tieston 4 Co.
steamship ParEer.burs, Powell, Portland, md's to IT. B.
steamship Locust Point French Baltimore, mdss H. 3.
Ship st. Charles Conway NewOresus 10 days mdse to w.
Bark Queen Of the Flee, (Br MoMnn.n Arsro.ssn Dec
pig iron to mter Had bad weather dunos the month o.
pseemeeI Jan q Ia. Il q lon 81 - fell 10 WITH Bt bari
her Lame she Lad wooden 'e,a d, bright IoweI . Is.
hull painted black ms,nopssn, mas. ma.ths.d sad Il
yard. gone izLepoPssant mat housed 1t being night,
Bank Cia wind'or MeE~eO, Aug Cages Jan 49, coffee &c,
Bark Mar. Morton, Bulky Savannah days cotton tc 30
@ b 81 s G.i1 be % S:
Brs David DuGe PhInney Boston day, mdss master.
Big Anderson King st. MaIks IA days. cotton, &C., 10
Bhs Black Swan Gorre,own CO Podssr GEORGETOWN,
CT aud Hampton Roads days, shingles and naval
Dbse Bgree Sailed 10 company With 'chr H. T. Connie,
u s. Revenue Gutter Washington, Lieut. Com Murd.u,
sehI Peter Clinton (smA.ted). Bsdon, Bordeaux Dec. T.
schf Cha, smith sma,,ei Of Wilmington n c., Collins
Apsachicols l6 days, cotton 10 master.
Sa it'll Boyn,on.
scir At.tsE) Greene Windsor N s., % days potatoes 10
DuTyes Hyde
schr g. = abbott, Ludlsm Newbern, N C., days naval
stores 10 Dibbe & Bance.
2 sebr I,ssc C Hertz spoford, Rockland days, lime.
sh Anna Gardner Hardiss Boston days oranges 70 mss
ter
Schr Angler Bssse Warehsm 2dsys, nsLs
Sehr Cyclone, Doll New Bedford, oil.
schr Grorsianla Parrish, Boston fl Virginia
Gcbr Mary Ferguson, S.~. London hay
sohr. T W. rsorpe Dssies Fan River nails 20 master
soop Pointer Fowler Providence mds-. % l.. keEney
Pelican Audrich Providence mdse 10 Isaac Ode
Steamer Osceol4, smith, New-London. mdse 70 L. H. Rock
well
BLLOw-B Star Smith, New Orleans, brig Frs,srnitso
tNorw Olien, from Rochelle. By plot eoss George s.seu
bis6
Ship George Hurlbn, Mason, Hsyre Dec. "a
eAILED-ships Mercury, HAVE Fidela Liverpool; Henry
Clay Liverpool Robert Centre Swan Island brig North New
81 Peters. Zazs; sehrs eaIkey Gfsytowp; Lima
(Br Halifax. ard others.
WlED-Sunrise. N sunset, w. 3. W.
The bark Brunette Linnehin, hence Jan a. for hstsnss
lately s ore al Long BEch got of yessrdsy nornin6
and lowed up 10 the city. 49,
The ,hp Mary Gods Gray from Calico yesterday whns
being towed In the Es. River day vent ashore 90 oove
nors Island bot was 60. Of At hish water 70 night
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS-FER Before Justices
and

Austin Burke, stealing silver watch; Pepitentiary
amOsss Robert Blythe stealing silver and copper coins
nsssee George Burns stealing coach PentsnuAry
eonths John ~ CArren steains wash tsb PsntentsIy
oon.e- Lewis belong, stealing ssilv.r wsk Penensry
o..ss William penmsn, stealing payU overshoes; Pen
mostss John Gr0gan, asssnl. and battery; fined
~. n Ln1a 9eCarty stealing coats; House oi Refuge
asains cost vest, kc Penit-ntiAry months
onn assault sna battery Penitentiary mouths Joseoh
kns sMeai sehissp,isry uOitss fined So
JACOB Levy. seAnsa pair Of boots; PeuitentiAry months
ssseiien assault and b.tey Pslits nsry aoas IS
sMd Meenty Asemst TO steal fsnlten,iary
w. Nasb, Asssnt and battery May Never steal
Eng sold chain and keyi fea.sR,isry mouth CaihaTne
Naher, stealing oyeloeat PeaitsntiaIy oath, Moi.
Murpby Assault and bateTy Pncniiaiv mouth, W.ltsr
Madison and battery; hacd sl0 MAJOR Parker ,s,S
and bAsiy 61sd S. Thomas ifsn assault and batter, PM
Tertiary month. Mary Qnin. stealing shawl Peni,sn,ary
month"; Jeremiah Res6on assault and battery; Penite
monks. George zimmerman, Assault ana BAKERY isdsmen
slspsIded John Valentine, malicious mischief, Pen
mcnth. Patrick Ws,su ssssuk ard eattey jres ,a,
PENDED Joseph Hopkins sssbpE hen judgment suspended
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Mr.. G.. vssDEsfsoYT's "EvESisds WITH ohIA'
p,y."-we invite attention TO the hrt 'nSse ebN'
,s,rmstt. which tskes place this eveurlg'
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hanks On the 22d jan. were a. follows:

To,sl...sa,427Is7 sls2SOeS3 slI IA "a s24eosol2
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
exchange held by tee various banks, and also the
inns due to distant banks the latter being comprised
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There s again less degree of activity in the Money
market although there Is s considerable changing oil
loans ard rates, for the present, established at
fully 2 cent advance. On the 3a3l y ceot loans,
the advance is still greater The current rate of call
cans /. row e. cent, slthough some transactions are
made at 4d4l Y cent. On other than other than first
class collaierals 6 2 cent is obtained.
We hear Of about half million Of gold bars going
by the ste amer tomorrow.
The annexed Breadsuff statistics are from the cir
cular Of Mr.. Edward Bill:
EXPORT sREADsTUFFs GsEAr BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
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The coir age at the United States Mint for the month
of Jsrusry 1882 go S25 gold, $4,000 in silver
ami $3j GOO in cents, making total of sl5O,S25,
covering 37439O6 pieces. TIE deposits for the month
were sis OiO; of SILVER sjl 635; of copper, s,3S5-
total deposits, s2Oi,O6O.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregated as compared with
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Markets-CAkEyrILY REPORTED FOR TIE N Y. TsrsrsE.
TUESDAY. Feb !, 1859.
ASH EsThe demand good for Pots IS Ell; %
! bbls Pears are salesble ~ IS IS
COTToN-rte market IL heavy sales only 10 bales We
l n.n.sa IL,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-26
6Mortester NaiIp gpp.

The CHANCES OF EscAPE.-The editor of
the Auburn IN. " Advertiser has been to
Niagara Falls, and saw Blondin replace his
guy-ropes, after having removed them. The
Auburn gentleman ventures into speculation
as TO Blondin's chances of escape, in case he
should fall from the rope, and comes to a re-
markable conclusion, viz: that he would swim
ashore and come out safely. The writer says,
SIN few minutes conversation with the cour-
ageous man, he expressed himse-c satisfied
that fall from the rope would not be fatal.
He has had considerable experience in falling,
and has made many experiments. In case he
should find himself going from his rope, he
would roll himself into the shape of a ball, and
when he struck there would be so title surface
exposed that it would be of tile consequence
how he went into the water, and he should
come to the surface and swim out. Monsieur
talks with so much confidence of his success
in case of fall, that we have no doubt but
that he will vary his entertainments by an APP
parent mis-step, and tumble from bis rope. 1t
would make his feat appear more difficult and
the danger more appalling. The current is
slow where he crosses, and unless killed by the
fall, he could easily swim ashore"
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II EMOVAL.-D r. C. A. HILLS
MEDICAL OFFICE
Is removed to
NO. So MAIN STREET

Ladies' and Gentlemen Strangers and Friends-I am A
oe Wltout solcltation TO make use of the following
parts OF certificates received by during the eg
teen months VIII you them? and II your condition
OF health requires advice, either come and me, or
write me letter. and will tell plainly and honestly
what you need.
Dr. Hill cured in three days of private disease
office. H. IT, H. MiIbnrv '
DR. HilI-Slr Your valuable medicines have ncrnanSnt
badly for the last five years. A. O. D. HARE Mass
Dr Hill.Pleasc send me lie of Drops for a friend
of mine who is in trouble. the same Kind van soid
me, and Obgc =. H. n Bristol Il !
Dr. HILL am nearly cured Think / shall need
one bottle more OF your Syrup and perhaps some more Of
inc Powdersyyou know best Send as soon as cOnven-
This bad case of syphilis 80
DR. Hill has treated old of private disease for
me, and cured me- which has troubled by pains in the
limbs, back, and JOINTS for the last Twelve Years.
Dr. Hill cured in six weeks Of an old cnse of synbs
contracted in the West Indies 1850 You are nj berty
to insert the above Il you think best Cant n w n
Dr. Hill makes use of no remedies which talut The
breath offend the stomach but act directly nnnn Tho
disease lspeak from experience
CD, Rutland Mass.
TO FEMALES.-All disease peculiar TO females M
removed ''
GR- The French Periodical Drops and Pills mr. tho
above affections have been well tested for the last len
years. w WV
DR. IIlls "Preyentivc for married ladies sent in ouv
direction, secure from observation. Price S. Persons ~
distance may consult DR. Ill., by letter. post paid do
scblng their case, have medicines securely my m
ma forwarded to any part of the United States with f
and pcit directions for use. Onice ARRANGED Win
arate apartments that patients see none but the Doe
tor NV INV D''
Dr. II. makes no charges for short consultations po,
vice should enclose small fec, sufficient TO conensnta
for the time required to write the answer. P'
BB Oinee hours nom Il. m. tn y y. m.
Very respectfully, Dr. O. A. UIII
Office No. 50 Main street, Worcester
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S5OO HOWARD. = On. JETrNIr,

wv ~ ANHDOTE Specific Mixture for the clre
on Gon0frWn, elect structures and similar disorders II
makes speedy cure without the least restriction of diet
urlnk exposure or change IN application TO business Fur
thcrmthc dlscase cannot be contracted If dose of tho
ANIlDoiE IS taken when exposed. Repeated expert.
cure any ease which be produced Tho desrablc rc
sui y obian nlrom two 20 ten days; and as neither
creates mus nor oicnds tlc palate and renders nnec
essny al deN zion IN diet interruption 10 usual nnr
SUITS SOUND y ep or healthy dgesto the disease is tins
removed as stcdly as IL consistent with Tho thorongI
Wy peimnnehi cure Its engrcdcnts are entirely yege
,apl9 ana no injurious effect either consttntonay Or
~ wv De caused y It's use Price 81 Der bottle :.
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noln ny NJ y BURR CO., No. 70 fremont ST. Boston
usi dly ~ "'
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by CHARLES L. FLINT,
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ILLUSTRATIONS
FOURTH EDITION. REVISED AND ENLARGED.
On Volume. l2mo 400 Pages Price 81 25.
Forsae by Booksellers and Periodical Dealers through
out the Country.

The object which the author has had in view, in the
preparation OF this volume has been to embody the most
recent practical and scientific information of the history,
culture and nutve value of the grasses and the grains
upon the abundant production of which all successful
farming is based And that he has been eminenty sue
cessful may be judged from the TACT that within short
time, three editions Of the Work hare found ready Sdfe
and the present enlarged and comprehensive edition
has been called for, in order TO meet that steady and
increasing demand from the intelligent yeomanry of the
country, who believe in the saying of Deane Swift that
The who makes blades of grass grow where only one
before Of service to mankind than he who
takes city
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Cure ofSecrct Diseases
50 Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
Where he will continue, heretofore to consult with
me alced OF either SEX personally by letter. DIR.
I'LL considers 1t surperuous to alude to the universal
which has attended his practice since he esta
lished an office in Worcester.
INC Doctor has so arranged his offices that no patient
comes IN contact with another He has great pleasure in
Informing the frer portion of the readers ofths adver
popular European remedy for female complaints. 1t is
cIan Sir VIM james Of London The tile Of this invalid
able remedy is Sir William James Uterine Catholcon
or me " Ladies Secret Friend" 1T will he found
tain remedy, and warranted fail in the immediate
removal of stoppages of the monthly catamenia whites
viii not admit OF an increase family, will find it
tain preventive, but at the time is necessary to
carriage is sure to be the result 1t is perfectly harmless
IN other respects This Invaluable Remedy will be
The limit OF This advertisement will prevent DIR. HILL
under by consulting him. ana n conclusion he would add
no SKILL attention or experience VIII be wanting his
syphilis Gonorhga, geet impoency selfabuse and 9th
er eompaints ofthis formidable class
: friendly advice ne tenders all strangers well
friends that upon the st approach of infection to apply
az once TO him. BY ado ting this plan the greater dif
Guilty as avoided III ehectng speedy and sure
TOE.
DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each ones circumstances taken into consideration
many cases he takes in hand he warrants perfect and
1zg~ Consultations by letter. &c.
The following the certificates of cures alluded TO
above. They ltirely speak lur themselves
My Dear Sr-I am truly Obliged for treating NV
case so satisfactorily felt il never could be cured
TWAS my intention as last resort go Europe.
l.. A. PALMER, Worcester.
Dr. lliil-Iour medicines, according to PROMISE cured
me efectually, and in very short time now about
my usual business.
Sincerely yours WIN. BRYAN Worcester.
Dear Sir acknowledge your kindness with gratitude
and wish to prove it practically by enclosing Won fee
A. I. WHITNEY, Worcester
Dr. Iiill-Dear Sir-If ever an individual should be
grateful TO another, should be YOU Enclosed find
iOr another package your invaluable remedies 1t will
hhoW, complete NV cure A, o. BURT. Sutton.
= NJ Brown is grateful to Dr. Hill for his professional
skill in his lie entirely relieved of his ifcultics
and hopes 10 have way returning practical proofs
of his sincerity.
Office 81 Street, up stairs, Worcester
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