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St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum, scald
Had

From Harrey Scker, Esq, the able editor ofMnsTuA-
hGmnoUk Democrat, PenHSvtUarid.
"Our only child about three yea OF a-e, was at
tucked by pimplcs on his forehead They rapidly prcad
until they formed sthsone and yrurnl sore, which
covered his face ard actually blinded his eyes Tor some
days Askltul physician applied of silver and
other remedies, without any apparent effect For fifteen
DAYS guarded his hands, lest with them he should
tear the fostering and corrupt wound which
his whole tace Having tried every thing else we had
any hope from, we began giving SARSAPARILLA and
applying the odidc OF potash lotion YOU direct The
sure began to neal when we had given The irst bottle
and was well when Ne hal flushed the second The
child e5 clashes which had come oat grew again. and
he Is now as healthy ana tr as any other The whole
ncighhorhood prelic ed that the child must die"
From Dr. HjruBs Sloot Of 81 lOus. Missouri
~ hnd your SARaAPARILLA a more eiiectual remedy
for the secondary symptoms OF syphilis and Tor syphtc
Indebted to ior some OF the best medicines we have
From A. j. FreRch, II D., an eminent lhBSciaa AZ LalC-
tire Of massachusetts.
In. AVER NJ, Dear Sir: have found your Sarsapa
airy and secondary type, and eff ctua in
were too obstinate TO yield to other remedies do
know what we can employ with more certainty Of
cess. where pov erlH alteratyeis required"
Mr. Charles ;. Van Lieu, Of Nee brunswick \. j., had
dreadful ulcers on his legs. caused by the abuse
curry, mercurial disease, which grew more
that could be applied, until the pcIsevorng Of
AYERS SARSAPARILLA reileved him FeA be
found more nvetare and distressing than this and
took several uOzen bottles to him.
Beucori hea, Whites, Female Weakness. generally
cured by the Alternative effect this SarSapara.
Some cases require, however III aid Of the SarsaparA
the sktul application Of local remedies
From the 1eeH ho~n and ctdey celebrated Dr Jacob
WOFfW Of cincinnati
81 have tOuEd YOUR Sarsapaa an excellent Alternative
in diseases Of females Many OF IRE pularty Leu
cOrrhea Internal liberation local debility, arising
from the scroiuouS dathess, have yielded to it, and
ters few that do mol when its effect is properly aid
ed by local treatment
LADY, unwilling to allow the publication OF hername
wres:-
Any daughter and myself have been cured of a very
facilitating LeucorhGa OF long standing, by two bottles
OF your SARs APAMLLA -
Rheumatism. Gout, Liver Complaint, Dyspep-
sia Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
Ihnl cansna >l.rnfIa sNsinn raniLr cred
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Ayers Sa ~saparilla.

GF.-lS60 -X.-PLANTATION BIT
~ TIERS, sold by
my2 dtf HARLOW, Apothecary
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MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM GRACE,

AMESBURY MASS
rce p cents 50 cents, and 81 per box. eeat saving
Is made By taking the large re Each box has the
above cut and the fac smile the proprieors sigma.
lure attached to it, which is duly copyrighted.
NJ - Burr II Co, 26 fremont street. George O. Good
WIN " Cos II and y Marshall STREET. Boston, Wholesale
asentS George Harlow, Apothecary PAP ain street,
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ne ILLD UNI AMI w OhCEO LEN Oh.
AVE EIBUS leaves No. 1923 Main street 10 g. M and
45O p. IN. From Milbury leaves Loyes Hotel at I 10
m, and l2.30p. and leaves the Post once at
~. and D. m. du $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

80 state ST. opposite EAilby ST., BOatOn.
After an extensive practice Of upwards of twenty
years continues Patents in the Uuited STATES
tries Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments and
all Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed liberal
can and Foreign works determine the validity o. ut
~ o. Iafenis 81 inventions legal or other advice
rendered III All matters touching the same. Copies Of
me claims OF any Patent furnished by remtting One
Dollar Assignments recorded At Washington.
Ihe agency is not only the largestin New England
Pat through Inventors have advantages for securing
Patents of Gsceraining the patentabity inventions
which can be offered them elsewhere TRa Testinom
as below given prove that none is 5IoRE SUCCESS
FIJI At THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber
and MS SUCCESS Is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADYAN!
TAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
sCI.ant reason 10 believe and can prove, that at
services 50 moderate The immense practice OF the sub
ser!5er during the twenty past has enabled him
accumulate a vast collection specifications and Of
Aeisl decisions relative to Patents.
These besides his extensive library OF legal and me
chanca works and tul accounts # patents granted IN
the United States and Europe render him able, beyond
tents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, 30 procure
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
- regard MI, Edey as one OF the most capable and
s4ss5s5s practitioners viz Th2 e2ye had official
Commissioner Of Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ a person more competent and trust
gortg and more capable putting their applications
lrn to secure !or them an ary and favorable cOnsld
Grafton 81 the Patent Onice'
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. Z. Il. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appl
cations all but OF which patents have been grant
ed, anu that is pending. Such unmstakeable proof
OF great talent on his part leads me to recommend all
inventors to apply to MIN to procure their patents
THAI may be Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on and al very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGARr.
Daring eight months the subscriber, in course his
large practice, made 1ce rejected applications 5 X
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which decided
in ms fdg0r b the Commissioner OF Patents.
K. II. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. /. 1858. deodly ial
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Expresses &c.

EARLE'S EXPRESS COMPANY
AZ PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER EXPRESS--
BY every train. raokase forwarded Notes Drafts and
dis1&tca, OgglcsENS. Lmooin House Block, Wor-
eester; No. Exchange st., providence
; ,EONARD s. CO.'S BOSTON ANIL
IA EASTERN EXPRESS,
Orr TIE BJ3tOa Worcester Re,toed
Court Styeei, Boaton.
EISKE y CO.'S UNITED STATES
Il AND CANADA ExIkE leave Eo5
Ing the most direct and expediho's line
FiSAS 4 4, 81 c9pr FE sSaaPs, Boston.
j. Il osgood, agent, General Express ohioe No
Lincoln house Block Worcester
VULLER'S NORWICH AND WOR'
OBFIcgs-No Lincoln House Block, worcesteI; n,
@, Hraekenridgcs store under Wsuregsn House. MOI
Allnackages should be marked Fuler's Express,
ZION SIGNORS OF FREIGHT
new YORK, pmLADrLiPTmA, BALTIMORE, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH ASD WEST OF
Are resnec.f,li notee ihSt Trains leave the PROV.
DENCE STATiON in This city, daily Tor Providence,
these connecting with the large and powerful! steamers
C0SsMMRCEAL sTEAMHOAT CO..
Tor New York and thence by special arrangement with
he steam Cula tines for Philadelphia Baltimore and
a
STEAM LINE.
Time between New York and Phiiadeipnia, 2! hours
No Charge Tor Wharfage, Caragc, other egpeaseiS
Ae5 t,rt, thus constituting the cheaVest ana most re
able steam Freight Route between Worcester and ths
points named.
Passenger Tickets any part of the Great West mas
prdt1red at this Office, or at the Providence and Wot
tester I;aiiroaf Depot on Green street
The New York ONCE Of above naned Line is al PiEE
IL NORTH RIVER, EDWIN 8TNNER, Aet TO whose
all freight for The South est should be consigned.
One or nOJr Steamers leave New YORK Tor Providence
daily. For turtbee particulars, amply to
A. c. MUNKOE. % ''rrai Freight Agent
al NJ. 2 Lincoln House Flock.
Dr to ". T.. JOUkDA%. Providence Depot.
BESJ. BCFFUM Providence
ISAAC H.SOUTHWGCK IS state st, Boston
General Freight and Ticket Agency
FDls TEE WEST,
VIA NEE YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The subscriber Agent for the above Line having beel
ais duly appointed Agent of tina New YORK md Erie
Raf'r0aa Company in this city, is prepared to give
through Guls u LaGng all Freight consigned to his
are Tor any Western city Town at the oYest runR
iates guaranteeing such consignTents all possible
:sce ana iisgGtc0 W. H. JpH SpAN,
aplS ar Providence Depot.
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ID. w. HASKINS,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
o, No Bank Block. Foster Street.
my26 d&wtf WORCESTER,
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:
Railroad C0RRectiop:.-At Albany with the New YorR
Central Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At state Line with the HOusatonic
railroad At Pittshed with the Pittsfeld and North
Adams and Stockbridge and Pittsded railroads At
Westheld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven Spri
field and Connecticut River Ran. Dads, Al Palmer with
the New London Palmer ana Willimantic and Becher-
to wn and Amherst rar' ads. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroads.
Worcester May |, 1862. HENRY GRAY, SuD't.
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8aiir0xns.

TEyNDCE 7CrTTTI1 g ~ 4 QUIT =
ES+ssFgSs WChCEo LIN q 1NA0t4b a
ss-=-=7s=-==-rs.} i / L x AD.-FALL AND WINTER
H. ARB ING EMENI.On and after Nov ],
Trains ollOws Leave Worcester at 6.39 and His
l. N. and 40 o. N
Leave Nashua at q. N. and l2 III. and 5 p. IN.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains
concord where passengers take the to and from
the Northern psssupipsc, the Boston, Concord ans
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
rctou ssllcton trains ect directly with tia
rans Of the Stony Brook Railroad; and also with trains
&c tho Ftchbug Railroad With the exception Of the frat
train from Boston; aud at fitchburg with trains Of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For sultnsr particulars and connections WITH othe
IJads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
and States" &. W. BENTLEY, STUNT
Worcester, Oct S. 1859. dtf
--------
Ts5S15-s55775E7-a BOSTON & WORCESTER
.=s5=:s:.=ss=.s9 ATrp0AD -SUlflfFP APPAvgr
~ VT IN, az n M rs IA
"a 1850 H-A@ ~ = Vi' ~ 20 'ENP444
'pXSSENCr,P TIP Ar1Ts loova posror q, fo,1ou,.
Tee3'o ~ go - : M a .o 10 a. Z % ~ Nv
" ofGesor az W. 95V T. a. I54y, w M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

SEs w. r. CAKES, NJ. D.. Ocrr-
Nz%Ss LIST, AURIsT. 30 gives special attention ,o
~ the treatment of ali diseases of the Eye and
49, Ear, at his Offte los Main street, Worcester
Hours from A M. to II and to S P. NJ every day
except Sun lay. Consultation gratis.
~ Residence IA Liberty street diff jal2
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EYERY HORSE OWNER

M ANHOOD; How LOST How RE-
NA STORED! Just published, in sealed cnvelone.
Price SIX Gents. y Lecture IN the Natur Treatment,
and Radical Cure of SDcrmatnrrhpa seminal Wax
ness involuntary Emissions, Sexual Dehiiitv and I'm
ped nents to Marriage generally Nervousness Con
sumption, Gpilensy. and Fits: Mental and Physical In
eapteIy resulting from self abuse, &c-By ROBERT j
GuLFEhWELL, NJ. D., author of the Green Book Ne
"A Boon to Thousands OF Sufferers" sent under seal in
apam envelope to any address, post paid on recent Of
SIX cents; or two postage stamps. by DR. Gil j. G.
moh3i daVygir ' 0' QUA 4'oo
+ GROSS LANGLEY'S BITTERS-
~ Just received and for sale BY
Jeo DIT GEO. R. SPUR
SCHENK'S PULMONIC SYRUP AND
~ SEAWEED TONIC sodby
leS diff GEO. r. SPURR
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TOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON,
4 DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at 1890 p N, connects At Norwich with
Train for \ EW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
at 735 p. m. 2. ST. nj ANDREWS, Sup't
Sup't's Once, Nor. &c Wor. Railroad
Norwich, Feb, |, 1859.
n5 Tickets for sale 1T the Ticket Ofce, Worcester
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l.aE5ss1s57ETT7sl WESTERN RAILROAD
sfs=s=ssss-sssssSPRLNG ARRANGEMENTS Com
- - nencing MONDAY, April 20, lsS3,-Bos-
ton, Alba1is and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (ac.
conmodatonl at 54l m. and 90 D, m
For New York and Albany, (expl 10 Us and 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-27

STEWART. STEVENS. 81 CO..
%fsHTneys and Councillors at Law,
And solicitors for all kinds Of Military Claims,
al Pennsylvania Avenue
MASHlM GION ElTY, d. Q.
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Me0Ittmes
DC. Ayers
SA A..SS.o<osA.z..PARILLA
FOR = RranDr
sCRoruLA AND sCRoFULous DISEASES.

From Eaefg EdcS, Gpei2-kHOWR Merchant Of OaIord
MniRe
~ have sold large quantities Of your SARsAPARILLA
but never vet bottle which failed of the desired ct
feet and full tlsacton to those wEo took as fast
as ur people try IT, they agree there has been meal
cine like it before IN community"
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STA, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scrofa in the system, rapidly
by ibis Ext. Sarsapara.
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GOLDEN sIuEAF wmIsKEY.

STU8GIS' ELECTRIC COMPOUND,
~ for the cure of Neuralgia rheumatism, Spinal Com
p ANTS, dc. For sale at
res dtf GEO. r. SpCRR'S
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Musicians are melted to call and examine the mpor
tdar 5Hspr0remsHtS in Mason HtHH'S Cabinet ORE
placing them FAR IN ADVANCE Of other uSTu-
HeatS OF their class.
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: K. LELAND has a good assortment of the above
Cl' me. organs Purchases invited 10 call ami
am.c these beautiful Instruments. at No. IS Front
meh2l d3m
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MusitaI.
PIANO EORTES The

-l.l.n, TIANU FUN ES.-Ihe SUD-
5s@z ! Sc ibcr is receiving this week, a large as
x = II s0rtmcut of New and second Hand Piano
49, S~Fortes, For sale and TO rent Purchasers
particularly invited TO call and examine this stock
ct pu,OS, they VIII be offered at prices that cannot
Iail to suit, 5. Il. LELAND,
meh5 dtt IS Front Street.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17
The PRESERVATION Of the CONSTITUTION,
The REsToRATIoN OF THE UNION,
AND THE SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS,
How Affairs are Managed.

Less than year ago boy imbccle in
mind arrived at the port Of Philadelphia,
from Europe, and was brought to VIII
Transport, where his parents reside. Sew
eral months ago he strayed from the resi-
denc: OF his parents, and by some means
found his way to Philadelphia, where the
substitute sharks got hold of him, and got
board of enrolment to accept him as
substitute - no doubt paying the members
Of the board a portion of the substitute
money. The boy was given eighty dol.
lars as his share, and during the first night
after his acceptance the money was stolen
from his pocket-in all probability by the
very men who gave it to him. After be-
ing sent to camp-where, of course, his
conduct was nothing more nor less than
that of partial idiot-hc was frequently
Hogged, aud several times officers (who
could see, if they had brains enough to
see anything but hush money, what kind
of boy he was presented pistol to his
head and treatenod to blow his brains out
"a threat which, if executed would have
covered the guilt of all concerned, and
perhaps will yet be executed for that pur-
pose. A few days ago this boy was pro.
vided with free pass from camp to Will
Transport and back again, and given tickets
for Curtin and Aguew, with instructions
how to obtain their acceptance at the
polls, and a threat that he would be shot
if he did not vote them, and sent home to
follow out these orders of his officers, not
withstanding he is minor, foreigner of
less than one years residence, and his
mental incapacity. The whole transaction
the acceptance Of him as a substitute,
the theft of the paltry sum paid to him,
his admission to a military camp as SOL
der, the abuse he suffered while in camp,
and sending him home to poll an illegal
vote for Curtin and Agnew--forms a chap
ter in human dopravity too monstrous for
contemplation.
If anybody doubts this narrative OF
revolting facts, he can easily have his
doubts dispellcd. We have the name aud
residence of the boy, aud any one inter
ested can test it for himself
Lyc0mins Gazette
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gress of the fire, that it would probably
cause The removal Of this characteristic
establishment to some more central local.
ity, like Philadelphia or New York. It
was even proposed to petition the Messrs.
Aver against such step, which would
prove serious loss to Lowell but we
are glad to sec that indications clearly dc.
note their intentions to remain with US.
where their business relations, with the
largest half of mankind, have commenced
and grown up.-LoweN (Mass) Vor
'PopuH.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17

The GETTYSBURG CEMErRY THE
whole matter has been arranged in regard
to the National Cemetery at Gettysburg,
for the interment of the gallant dead who
fell in the terrible bates at that place.
About fourteen acres Of land fronting on
the Baltimore Turnpike, between the Ever
green Cemctry and Captain Myers Or
chard, and extending to the Taneytown
road, embracing the highest point on the
Cemetery Hill, ,have been purchased by the
State of Pennsylvania. Other States
have been invited to cooperate in the re-
moval of the soldier dead to these grounds
The arrangements for plotting the grounds
preparatory 10 the removal of the dead
are being as rapidly as possible. 1t will
be decorated as such spot should be, and
will be the point Of many pilgrimage by
the friends of the gallant dead, to cast a
flower and shed tear over their loved
ones.-Ph,iz. Age.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17
Give me but ny LeglOns.

General MEADE, when sword was pre-
sented TO him by certain Pennsylvanians,
in the course Of a reply somewhat long, is
represented to have said
81 have to request Of you, gentlemen
who are in civil life, that when you return
home, you will spare no efforts to make
the people understand that all we want
are men TO fill up our ranks. Send these
to US. Give US the numbers, and the ar
will soon be concluded"
Gen, Dix is known to have some thirty
or forty thousand Of his (Meade's) men
here General Burnside has thousand in
Ohio and Indiana, who are doing nothing
but police duty, Give General MEADE
back his men, now here, and he can ad-
vance"on to Richmond, instead ofscarce-
ly preserving Washington from Moseby S
gucrrillas. Y, EGQIess,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17

The LATE FIRE.-In our last issue we
gave some particulars concerning the late
confagra'ion Of Ayers celebrated Medical
Labora tory, located in this city. From
all the information VIC have since been
able to gather, we arc Of the opinion that
their loss will amount to some $4,000 or
$780, 600 although no exact estimate has
yet been reached. Notwithstanding this
great loss, including the partial destruc-
ion Of the three upper stories Of tue block
they occupy, filed with complicated ma
chinery, costly stock, manufacturing and
printing material, the firm have, with that
indomitable energy which characterizes
all their operations, already effected ar
rangements by which the building will, in
two weeks, be SO far repaired that they
will resume business to a considerable cx-
tcnt. In the meantime, they have con-
ver,ed the large church owned by them,
corner of Merrimac ond Central Streets,
into a manufactory and Office where their
operations are already in progress, and
we presume their patrons, aud their name,
is "legion." will hardly be at all cmbar'
ssssed BY our citizens, during the pro
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17
POLICY OF PEACE

10 a fuiuous and eahauSting system Of War Insisting
upon the truth Uf the principle embodied IN the De
carHtion of ,ndcponce, that the Just powers Of tie
Government are derived from the consent OF the gov.
principles Of liberty involsto Of sacred i'm
poft0noe than national grandeur or consolidated power
under despoiic rule, without the pale Of established
law On all questions Of national Importance IL s the
infe1ible champion of the rights Of czons guar.
antoed under the instruments by which they have dt
cidcd to be governed IL therefore boldly awows its
purpose to sustain the Freedom of Speech and Of the
Press, with the view TO protect tile people from the
encroaching dos mas of theorists who contemplate q
modification of the democratic principles which to
this time have been sustained against effort to
ment the purpose Of this newspaper is to protect the
people from nconsiderate and rash legislation, and to
hold our public servants to strict accountability for
their conduct while carrying on the machinery Of power
To this end the most careful attention will be given to
ull Federal and Legislative lhws, and firm and i'm.
part al examination Of every polt cal proposition
may be expected the only means Of protet ling the
people from an abtidgement Of their RIGHTS
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-17

Uniformity OF Friees "A New Feature III Bussn lss
Every one his own Salesman JONES n co, of the
Crescent One Price Clothing store No. 2Ji MaT&etstrec
above Sixth, Philadelphia,
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia made ex
pressIy retail sales have constituted every one
his own salemau by having marked in figures ON each
article the very lowest price IT be sold for they
canaOt possibly vary must buy Hlikc.
The goods well srougCd and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all can buy with
he full assurance getting good article at the very
lowest price Also large stock piece goods on hand
Of the latest style and best qaiites which viii be made
to order IN the most fashionable and best mahner 20
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Market above sixth street
o. 2Oi. JONES 20.
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New York weekly News.

the NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS is qnrivsied
in It's ability and enterprise public journal and In
every Department is most efficiently conducted, as
to form weekly record OF events political commercial
financial and literary throughout the world. IN ad.
dtioa to this IL contains all the Domestic Intelligence
Of each week aud full reports Of every matter Of pub.
lie interest, As Political journal the Weekly News
will be found on the side Of the Constitution Of the
country as IL was framed and established by the Faith
efs of the Republic, aud VIII with ARE and ddei.
iy every public act that may tend TO the violation Of
the letter and spirit Of that instrument Of our liberties
L rrnInr nlAn Mum a.