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AEeautifui Compile XII ~. -. La ird-s Y, q O m
Of Youth everything for presrry,rr A. hestr
ng the complexion and skin. AS Rrosdway and Druggists
where, - - $3.50
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CMefet CtrCGJass in shelby College Lot.
tery Furnished By SsHN6NS ROGERS CO., New Yorl
Post ogCe.
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A Fad ,rrstb.-uo,y ela

Tag far Shipping Wooden Ware
lis Chambers street,
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A ESd Sresth.-Hnw Many Lovers H.
las separated--how friends for parted To
{ tect radical TIE BALM o.. THOUSAND
FLOWERS az Gentifr'ce nisht and morning, rs a!so
druggists.
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Esvby VS.. Day q EIarftu.-Bixby,s
Liquid and Faso Backing s tie best aud CTS per
cent cheaper than the Earlish French Sold by all
eroccls, shoe de- and .gIsts the inry. Whole
sale depot 75 Eighth ascnue and n Spruce street NJ r.
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Monsieur Belly and others connected with the Nicara-
ava canal project had arrived Aspnwa from Europe,
eB routs TO san Juan.
We are Indebted to Wells, Fargo Co tho erorprsing
xhress line, for news.
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE OF PANAMA
THE ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT.
NEWS FROM ECUADOR.
The franco Nicaraguan Schemers
on Hand Again,

By ehe arrival OF the steamship Ariel, Captain A. O.
Jones, iron, Aspinwall the nth instant, have
late and interesting news from the West Coast. and
from the capital Of Colombia which will be found de-
taiied in ths letter OF our Panama correspondent.
Tho following ls the specie Isl Of the Ariel
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Prszrs CHsh.d In 70 RIM n tion Giyon.
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, II Walr street. room 10 /.
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MNDItNI,
A cnrious book crnnS peonc. and yop' book Tor
cssry one rfice 81 ~ II ~. Ia AZ AL aopnts ,na
t.nls tables mailed fres AdireNs
Dr.E B FoorE. l.ls0 Erosdwar, \. 7.
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Cabimrt.-Thc Rest Brand Of Segars Ini-
roecd Cor sac NJ 5s5 Broadway RAYNERs Fruit Store
Wholo ale, 81 Broad street.
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Ratchctcr's Vate Uyr--Thc Best In the
world. Harmless reliable instantaneous Tie ony perfect
dye. Sold bs all druggists Factory 81 Barclay strest.
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Erupfious. Frecxies. PsmDics Tau,
Sunburn Flesh Worms and all skin Dcsares ruv.i ~
cougAuDs italian Medical Soap al his depot, No IS,
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Ir You Want 90 Kuoyv, t9c., Nc.d

highest Premium f,ochstisch Sewing
Machines WHEELER K WILSON. 6s5 Broadway.
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GaurRad's Poudce Sszbti'e tproofs Hair
raa low fo-helds part o the bo5 81 warranted
al his lie pot. S53 Proadaav
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Deafness, Impaired sighr.

CrIstadoro's Hatr Dye, Presrrvatt~c
ami Wig Depot. wholesale and ssai No. Astor Hodss.
Tire dye applied bv skitul artists
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Flags-Fiaws,
FLAGS
AMIN A CO 20 Fulton street. corner OF wi'aal.
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Cedar Cainphor. for WoiNs.-3c Sure IL
has Harris Chapman Boston the nackage aud you
have the best ns well Cheapest thing to defend your
olothes Druggists sell II.
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Let Rronareih's P.tIs

Let Brnndreih's P,is
b. used lm,oeda,sy on p,n bsius rr. ~ maes vAsss
il may be-whcser IN The hea whether {: he IN tie
back or abaomes wssuer aFi,sg crsrna, iaer.
nal causrusc the Brsaarsth PMS sal sely aroH. aas
the pam viii 20 the BODY r- restored to heslla -
uaturshss received uAcient asaance srom .ser
che quantity Of impure h.snora harEed from e ssiy
by tho &c, - e tne q ale, r.s !. rspl,esi 'Ae
sestion 81 i"fSis mesJ psTc &c tasbedy wh ,hs
oelc ne vhoie msssei blood eaees en'irey irieed
aas, .s Siood stheass q boz, wes..s nnais;
ma also se the SCOT Y sise'e gs n ths oSd
mpgr.s which ,na.ss 5cmos ?, parn,sS e es %
IN ali sssn,es rhe Ssos iise rged sei ., 'ays y
IN . e < Ssnsl. e %, 'ss s. & y & @ = ,so y ~
,imss 70 d. tbs npsi ot-e have as,stansr. weso iss
once ma ma & ~ % 'S q q y ..tss sSri i ass ss
PRICE a.CENrs
soid who'eAis and retail aai Canal sheet Braalre'A
rouss; 40 At No uaioa .,s.rs. Se~ YORK, aad S'
drusgi,3
Observe D. Rr,nascth ra..t be On iheoysrancas stamp
10 u,are you The GENUINE DRasDeEsH Pulls
Look GA, for cruasrrfciGs on Berg ~
cos rsisni applied for superior aisAretsos.
Manager. standard Pnrnment ana
oh Tags s-d aaa oyed b. The grta sfanso ai!ou
comgsrics Fay reliable 10, snppias sooaa' WOO %c'
IFS Chambers sfct
Psrcivrfs photoarn phs. Per sons iiss-
ss had so iasr ,nsr ssn i II si sS .n
With streets ulc assailre' b o. IN bis possession.
Sewing Secbiurs. s.--for ssi., Vine
Grover Baker. sewins Nsshioes al a'e Cana street
| Tsusses. Elastic stockings. &e.--rarsh
AGO : Radical Cure TfuS ofce only No sV.sey sess
Lacy attendant
SHIPpiM NE w s.
Arrsr,c vas -s- ycsx--yas oav
sur s,sps. .........., sl sDoa n'ess ..,nrfr
sgJf fsy,s...s.....,.,7 ~ aTH vsr%K K.ss.sss "
Port OF New Work, Jwnc No, 1864.
= ARRIVED
el.s~sAIp Cilv OF raacltsrr trrl Hseoy. tvtyIccl
June VA 0ueeustesn eh, WITH Nfe and psse gs@ ~
John Date 1ith s 1fs niles 81 Feslnet saw se ~.
ship Ksnroo hence Tor Isespae iTih ~ Io W ~ss
sa's :s ss,c sa's sdSas $50 81 As ssp w.o for
ss SS. aS M ls & e PM ..si6 oy
Gs s'ss' e coz e. ,pe Jun.
senrers TO Date I7th iass OF Balgcotor saw sics,.
cy q lmslIos s.,na iT @ e, TX, y - 'ss y ~ ~
No. bark Gs1ellA bound " 3Osh lat ~ ~ lon :. " s,rsio
ehps Arsrensirr ard CRUSADER, round s,d. y. ~ ~
Ion M 80 sesmslo Edinbmre bo0na n ssh ss 10 ~ iou
ss.ansaio Ariel, seues Aspa wall Juas II. with passcs
geit md treasure. 70 y Atsr. -.
steam ship Arago Gus rsssrcrs, Gadsdee, Pors Rogai
yya, %. cue uasFlssss DM IN vtA pAesenss Nv
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Experience tho Rest Teaeh ehrr.-HatcN
rsrad and cleaned BY experienced and practical WORK
the I. should ~ mode
rate charges. Not rcgua.ated by the p,icr ~ gold
II. r. PiA1Er. Wacha axer and Reparer 81 FGii0n s.
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a 4 a a Thousand ReniGerstors
retail at wholesale prices.
Z. d. BAssFoRp's Grestpazasr, Cooper Iusi,uls
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Carns. EJutSHs. Lavcrtei Mails, En-.
srced Joints and all diseases cf tho feet cured thout pain
or inconycnienes to the patient by DR. AACHARiE Sur.
geoD Chircpodis. 100 Broadway
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bhSe BNlI,
GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP wlrrn-lTG ANrtc, or
9soOALYs. VS., NJ r. tAD. or MN yoaK.
rhi, imrcrtan, contest win tnyc place this tuonssyl
Afternoon, at three Ole ncs, on tho Mutual grounds,
Eysaa Fields Hobokeo. Tho two clubs rank A No. l.,
ard the interest 10 Tho ssut slmcs unparalsicd the
speculation among the supporters and admirers or tac
res ectYe Clubs is xreeilnsy tesvv perlEiary
point vlev shou the day be rrepisious al least tsn
70 Goen thousands eca.ors viii present wi.r
tas struggle Tor the championship.
------ ---------------------
Tne snto1fc Astng Perfusnr which Rows
,a e. ssyes O. soerss ON cer'
ussi o ia, of vhieG as fssossbse sOrld s, es
iscisei oryS rnIgiis1SE sesoS sg Y%s ""a
s"'a oy A"e r,'sgiss.
----------------.--~-~--
The ss crst Of Making the cIost Esqui-
san Ns e. e. ~ % hss ssGa as,.yc:, rhs's
.ss sss q y sos snc,. elm b.. ). .s
a., rRALos 4 son. Sew yoss
A,n.w story
mrs. soDruwoara.
X ts sHrrysxs
I Lsrr Loss.
viii 10 commenced ia
rpx sEw Yoak Ispass
b rms vssx.
4 rrAor TO DAT txouoAo
A,lgoclosx.
sss sals = I'll As sookst,ses and osrssdxA ass,ia
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Perfect Hair Dye-Nitfcrs.-Only 50
cnnts per box Trv it, Sold 81 al druggist. Dep, Sc Dy
gir
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DR.. MA rshaii's CHcnrrh and Head ncl he
sna saant and sgreesble remedy AL diseases of
head and si obss The
sltioaR after using Il iaighiful and ny2oran. and
the relief Immediate. Sod Dy al druggist Try i,
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Doarns~s. Catarrh, aud all Diseases of
Eer Throat and Air Paaages successfully treated bS
ID RS LIG1rRILT. - St Marks iaca
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Our Faaanaa Correspondc
PANAMA. June IT, 1854.
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CROSS EYE sTRArGHrENED IN ONE MINUTE
AM every dsesse ~ the Eve and Ear requiring eher
mcd'ts or surgical ait kitendei 10 by Dr.. Won EiSEh
BERG. AT his consulting No. si6 Broadway, near
Twelfth
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CHRONIC CArARRH.


CATARRH or TIE ryMPANIC hrcoTs
MEN lRANt, DISTRACTIONS Oh THE
BuSTACHiAN TUBE
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0 Uat1ko srafrs o. cotoxru,
rirsosAt kS,.rtssea Powrs,

Z y
co tnc Sedsrrsay fiHs1rt CnA~evRs-- u - ~
hs,p canifnuuicacd 20 the ffes Of tie tnion yoTt
Nscial 10Th inst srsnrsned by tho c,,y
ta ccet of aw auhcr xng le or ns az u, sevauons
with th, Paurusa Hsfo-d Cus,,fNny The rights wnicr
the nscu hss IN ml cnis yfisu III witch yv stato thai
the ssnste hsd resolved Suspea th- del bers n uph
AoCtscn frosdon, sho I'D utter opuon the utility
OF rs aiortop III
In reply hare receired iusigueliOss 10 say -
Tne Fxccutve ro'yer behaves expedsnt 10 legsn'c on
ibs sut.csl u thinks has the ssSof te eh ol ransom
which TIE ration tessrvod 70 iof b. the third article Of tLf
sonsrsc of privileges Ought he encced and that an sx
tension or MY orrlt 20 be insnrrG. Bot u
Judges also ihSt the opening unegoialons ought no. 10
Imlled . ile PROPOSAL tlet nc teinn. wnc AZ e pre-.
stcs ssoad DO usit IN al tho rrrcra indusra nary
of Europe and America -
III cGectina tie .s,c tLcit hcu'd tcies he spulavi
Various concsssous kchA o. ibe rcvenus OK tho sy u
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tsnsrrcd inn rial hv the hand oF ar, In thc fapu
uaci o. tnat nsu of which the fashionable world
sont easmofsa' Expssrre does not ex.ipgush II, Manu-
seid by ali r,ssgists.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.
A pROCIAMATION.


Whereas, the Passumpsic Bank. a banking cor
poration duly incorporated by the Legislature of
the State of Vermont, located and doing business
at St Johnsbury in the county of Caledonia ha>
made application to me requesting me to Issue a
proclamation designating some day for the ter
mnat ton of the existence of said corporation:
And whereas, it has been made to appear to me
that thirds of the legal votes of the stockhoid
ers of said corporation wen in favor OF said
application
Now therefore, |, John Gregory Smith. Cover.
nor of the State of Vermont, in conformity with
said application and the provisions Of sections
eighty and eightY-Seven of Chapter elghtynine
of the General Statutes of Vermont, do hereby
issue my proclamation and declare that on the
Fifteenth Q5th) day of February, 1863, the said
corporation Of the PassumpSic Bank shall cease
to exist as fully and with the same effect as II It's
charter expired by the limitation therein.
OF this creditors of said PaSsumpsic Bank and
all others concerned will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
In witnesS whereof have hereunto
L. signed my name and caused the seal
~, of the State to be hereunto affixed
in Executive Chamber at st Adams, this fifth
dav of August in the year of our Lord one thOuS-
and eight hundred and sixtv-four and of the In
J. GREGORY SMITH.
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Sec of Civil and Military Affairs.
A true copy of record-AtteSt.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
l2f Sec. of Civil and Military AfairS
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Warlike State Of the World.

List of the wars which are now BEING
carried ON.
|. War in Poland between the Poles
and Russians
2 War in Italy between the Piedmon-
te>e and the Ncapolitan Patriots
,. War in Japan between the japanese
and the English
I, War in China between the Imperial
ISIS and the Insurgents.
>. War in China between the Chinese,
the French and the English.
Is. War in Summarize and Java be-
tween the MalayS and the Dutch.
!. War in Persia between the Persians
and the Atlghans.
s. War in liinloo>tan between the In
dlans and the English
3. War in Cochin China between the
ArmaniteS and the French.
10. War in Al geria between the Arabs
and the French
ii. War in Morocco between the
MoorS and the Spaniards
II. War in Madagascar between the
lndgeneS and the French.
Is. War in Caliraria between the Caf
frarian> and the English.
II. War in the United States between
the North and the South.
10. War in Mexico between the Mexi-
cans and the French.
IL. War in st. Domingo between the
Negroes and the SpaniarlS.
l.. Civil war in the Republic of South
America.
IS. War in Australia and New lea
land between the English and the natives
According to this, the world is in gen
eral confusion and war No history Of
the past. presents Il parallel to the above.
Q. that God may give lis wisdom to dis
Germ the signs Of time. to take solemn
warning and to prepare for the things that
are coming on the earth-hrot,m Gin
Mars.
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THREE WAYS OF CURING Docs OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, tie the dog on
his back in a gateway and drive a flock
of sheep over him. Second, fasten him
between two stout rams. the three abreast.
and let them race him about the field
awhile. Third. cut off the dogs head
A German says the two former methods
are etfectual We know the last to be-
PACKING EGGS FOR WINTER.-Pour
some wheat into the bottom of barrel,
and place the eggs, day by day as they
are gathered, standing on the small end in
the wheat When that course is full.
pour another layer of wheat on the eggs
and repeat the process. When the barrel
is full it is covered and placed in Il dry
cellar. The barrel stands upon the end
without turning, and the eggs are taken
out as wanted. 1t is not only unnecessary
to reverse the barrel when packed. but it
is in furious.
\ dress parade of bounty jumpers took
place in indianapolis, Ind, a few DAYS
since Over one hundred of them were
dashed two and two to long rope, with a
hercuInan African leading the column and
ringing the bell Each Jumper carried a
large placard on his back, as an advertise
ment of his profession. \ line of friendly
bayonets, on each side, kept off the curl
Gus crowd, and the soul-Stirring notes OF
the Rogue's March kept time to their
tramping feet.
People who visit the White House are
respectfully requested not 10 cut mcmen-
toes out of the curtains and sofa covers.
If they do they will be suspected of being
in league with the uphostcrers.
While the deacons We're taking up a
contribution in church in New Haven
last Sunday, a little girl said to her moth
er, " What do those men pass around
corn-poppers for"
SUICIDE. Charles Read of Fairfield, a
young man of y. killed himself Friday
morning. He had come home from ride
with young lady about midnight. and
went to bed as usual His brother get
ting up early left him apparently asleep.
At about five O'Clock he got up. without
dressing himself, got his gun, lay down
again ON lis bed and putting the muzzIc
to hi, forehead, touched the trigger with
his toe. He was instantly killed. No
reason is assigned for the Sllicide.-Free
Press.
\ retired actor. with a tondness for
poultry, was asked why he named his IA
vorite hen Macdutf?" He replied that
it was because he wanted her to "lav
on.
Lieut. Gen Winfield Scott is reported
to have presented Il copy of his autobiog-
raphv to Lieut.. Gen. L. $. Grant, with
the following inscription: From the
oldest to the able,t general in the world"
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BEECHER on 141r Apprr-Hanrv W ard

BEEcHER ON THE ApprE-Henry Ward
Beecher made an address the other day IN
a New York fruit convention on the APP
pie. He said it was the greatest OF Amer
lean fruits. being the hardest, most Wide
" distributed and the most useful. The
tree often reaches the great age of two
hundred years The fruit Is always a
luxury. Even pear may not vie with
it in lusciousnc,s, and it has one peculiar
ity, which not even the peach can share.
it never clogs, Mr.. Beecher ran over the
various methods of preparing it for the
table, and INDUCED in most glowing
'apostropbe to the apple pie and its blessed
inventor. The use of cider. he thought.
was gradually creeping back from the OBJ
llvlon to which the progress Of temper
ance had conSi gned it. and although, as a
temperance man, he could not recommend
its use, "if you rW make it," said he,
Il beg of YOU to make it g0od."
The ORIGIN OF TIE WOODEN Nut
MEGs OF CONNECnCUT-New London is
responsible for wooden nutmegs" Many
years ago small trader sent from there a
few nutmegs to Beaufort, S. c. A plan
ter named Bogart, seeing the nutmegs.
bought them at good price Pleased
with his purchase, and being especially
vain of hayino choice dplic.cieS at his tn.
bic, he produced for his guests those rare
and somewhat costly nuts. But the nut
wouldn't crack, and when broken oper
were found to contain no meat, and tn,
honest Connecticut Yankee was cursed b,
the Carolina chivalry as cheat for selling
nutmeg> without meat, and which they
} therefore supposed were made of wood
When our troops entered Beaufort the,
still found the same prejudice existing
against nutmegs and Yankees.
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THE CALIFORNIAN
what the Soldiers Need.

Continual and pressing applications are
a,,J. TO the commission for hospital
stores just now the approaching winter
c,usc. many a poor wounded man, chilly
from los. of blood. to shiver in the hospi-
tol tents. Our brave fellows, who have
been chasing Early and Hood, and those
who have hurried across Arkansas and
Missouri in pursuit of Price, have had
No time for washing Said one of these,
moIe>tly, to the writer, last week, at VIM
chester: Sir, could you supply me with
a shirt The one | am wearing is lit
tie rotten" 1t was even so. From a
commanding officer of the noble cavalry
who have done such good service to the
country. we have the statement, that a
number of his men were in need of shirts,
but. owing to some intormality, failed to
procure them and that he knew of no
means by which they could be supplied for
several weeks TO meet such emergencies,
and prevent the sickness, and perhaps
death. of number of valuable soldiers
every one of them some mothers son, and
dearer to her than life-is the delight of
the delegates of the Christian Commits
sion Even matters of less value send a
thrill of JOY and new life through the
soul of poor sufferer. A bite of cheese,
a pickle Il piece OF bread and butter,
awaken membranes OF home and
friends, and bring down blessings on the
scnlerS.
We would especially ask the Ladies
Aid Societies and Ladies Christian Com
missions, to exert themselves to the ut
most. before the intense cold of winter
sets in, in forwarding coverlids, quilts
dreSSing-gowns. drawers. shirts. socks
and mittens-the two last in large guam
titles. Dried and green apples, onions
good cheese, and boiled cider are invalua-
bic as antl-scorbutics as is every prcpar.
alton of cabbage and tomatoes. w,
would earnestly beg every farmer to con-
tribute literally Of these indiSpensables.
Then there should be more soldiers
wooden shirts, socks. &c. for distributions
They lose them on marches, Get them
spoiled by accident are without money.
and must wait for drawing or pav-dav-
wait and suffer. ! gave ont of my own
pocket not charging ii to the commission.
over ten dollars in little sums: not over
eighty cents at any one time. | believe,
III cases where there could be no deceit
verify believe nothing would so inspirit
the dispirited as few cents in money
when they have none | remember one
man from northern New York. with the
doletul face of a man in despair, whom
had met quite often, and always impress
ed with his sadness, who had not been
paid for six months, had sent it nearly all
home to a needy wife when he received it,
and was then without a cent. ! gave
him twenty-five cents, and it had as mag
ic an effect as it would on little boy.
He said he had come to the conclusion
NOBODY cared for him or the poor privates,
and was about to despair of the good of
fighting, till that mite made an opening
through which the light of friendship and
sympathy gleamed.-Letters from tile ar
UiY.
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lHE MARRIAGE LAW. 1t may be in.
'eresting 10 our readers to know that those
sections OF the marriage law, requiring the
puoilfal'on OF intention of marriage, are
iePe'''eo' except in their application to
minors pauperS, insane persons and idiots
The law takes effect from its na..oao onl
l., therefore, now in force.
ALLOTTED PAY. As>ignees and o,bor.
holding orders for allotted pay of the
18th regiment and Isl cavalry, are hore-
by notified that returns have been received
nom these regiments to August 3lSt. and
this office is prepared to pay the sums re.
olved in the usual way.
). Is. PAGE, Treas
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FENO THE LADIES. The celebrated DR. l.. Dix partic-
L ularIy invites ladies' who need a medical OF surgIca
Il adviser, To Gala hlSroOmS. No u Endicutt Street
Boston, Mass. which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
D. Dix having devoted over twenty wears to this par
cuar branch Of the treatment OF ali diseases peculiar
females il Isl conceded 10y all % lii in this ntry
and in Europe that he tXCe> all other known practitioners
i'll the SAT-, speedy and etieCtual treatment all female
complaints
Ills medicines prepared with the express purpose
removing ali diseases. such debility weakness
ural slppre>>!u engagements Of the womb, also. all
discharges which how iIUm a morbid The blood
The Doctor i HON fully prepared 10 treat i'll his peculiar
e. t,,h medically and sur-icaly, diseases of
male ami they respectfully invited To Gail at
No. 81 EndicOtt Street, Boston.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dollar 10
answer.
Boston Jan. |. lo6i.-ly
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hCh he offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
mr'" -Nh prov" nat none j. more successful Al the
Patent OH than the subscriber. success il the
he has ibuni ant reason I" h'eve and can prove. tnat
AZ Ii" 9th r "iic" o tn" KIND are the hLT profession
al services moderate. The immense practice the
subscriber dun twenty wears past ha> enaleed him 10
accumulate vast collection of specifications and official
decisions relative To patents.
Ih"sc beside, hi> extensive library Of legal and ne
Chdca works ami iu accounts OF patents granted in the
United States and Europe render him able. beyond lues-
tons to ON superior facilities rr obtaining PateuIs.
All necessity Ola Journey Ia Washington procure 4,
inventors.
EARTHQUAKES
e regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable and
:nc'c>>in practitioners. with whom have had official
Intercourse CHAS MASON.
Commission oi Patents
" lhave 10 h">atlonin assuring inventor, that they
and more capable ui putting their applications in form
L. tyue iT Them an early and an"IAhle consideration
Late Commissioner ot Patents
Mr.. X u E1iy has mode 'rr me - apple atoms on
all but one ui which ldeLt> have been granted and that
is now rendln! Such nri lax able r:ori OF great talent
and ability Oh his part leads - recommend all
tors To apply To- him 10 procuIr cir patents they may
be sure ohiVn the most at ful att rton bestowed
Their cases, anu at i very reasonahlc charges"
JOHN + ,GGARF.
During eight months the subscriber in coulse OF his
large practice, made on twice rejected Applications. To