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Hall Wm Hall Hall John Hall Wm Hall Wm A Halt Solomon Hammond Asa Harrington Dan) Harlow Mary Harding Jessee Hastings Deborah A Harwood Ben Haven Edw Hadley Thos Hanscom Mary Hathaway Auiher Hayward Melinda Halloran Honora Hanson Ilaytnan John Hapgood Warren Hanly Margaret Hale Judith Herrick Geo Hearsey Wm Hearsey Wm Hervey Rev Hills Wm Hyde Stephen Hyland Michael Hicis Francis Hill Chas Hilton Mary A Hilton Elizabeth Higgins Ellen Higgins Joanna Higgins Thos Higgins Rebecca Higgins Alfred Higgins Eben Jr Hildreth Sam Hildreth Tltaddeua Hinkley Mercy ink ley A miss Hinckley Allen Hoyt Phebe Hooper James Hoblicy Sarah Hopkins Goeth Hopkins Harriet Holt Alehitable Holt Louisa A Holmes Chas Holmes ricioria Holmes Margaret Holmes Ann Holmes A esq Houghton Mary Houghton Sarah Howe A Havre Leonard Howes Enoch Howes Sami Howes Frederick Holman Sabra Hope Aseph A Holland Justin Hodgkins Lot Horsley Edwin Holbrook Eeniiall Holbrook Edw Howard Cordelia Howard dc Clark Howard Ann Howard Hannah Howard Esther Howard Edw Howard A Co Huston Hiram Htighes Michael Humphrey Panhenia Humphrey Almon Hussey Sam Capi Hussey Harriet Hnbhard Joanna Hobban! Lucy A Hnbb.ard Elias Hubbard Hiram Huggins Chester Hunt Jonathan Hunt Danl Hunt E'lizabelh Hunt John Hunt Ann Huckios Fmd Hutchins Hezekiah Hurley Danl Huuneweil Abigail Hochiosoa Rachal Huchings Ivory Huttos Soph ron la Hulat Roxana Huse Abraham Bufes Peter Dan Alichiiiaon Allien Aldrich tdi Aldrich Aaron Alexander Wm Aiken David Adun- Ad.i-r.s Wm Ad im I Isaac A.Urns Jae apt Ad Lydm Alien Mary A Al(-'n Jyhe Allen Jas All-sn A Kichards Allen Sam Ames -Vathan Ames Israel Atkinson W'ni Ai kin son Liraig D.tn Henry Isaiah A verill Lucy Appleton John dr Aiiitin Wm hem AtwiRxl Hannab Atwooil Content Ayer Jane Anthony Avery Peter Aiklcy Luke A twill Win Andrews OusUTus Auld.s Mary A Ayer Blankenhurg Carolina Balicock Bibi'iock Ciarrima Bartisti Emily Birileit Almira Batcnm Mary Bilcom John jr iro.ard laiuisa Karn.ird Jas Birnard Moses Rl iisdell Sam BUisdell Bosan Birker Sarah Bttker Susan Bates Debi-rah Pf itea Jr Badger Badger Liiphalet Baldwin Enoch BaMwin Calvin Balilwin Jas Bacon ILtco.i Jonn Blake Mary A tka Sam; Blake Lucy Baxter Ch Sophia A Baxter Ksyiah Bixter Alex Baker 1-ot Baker Ezracapl Blanch.ard Martha Bradley Ell Bradl -y Thos Baillargeon Peter Bagget John Bincrofi miss A Co Branch Sam A Braam Nicholas Brabrook Ezra Brazier Beni Ball Jos Bakewell rev Bay les Ahiel Bradstreet Sam Bragg Harlock Black well Stillman Barrows Benj Betinett Horace Bennett Mary A Bennett Danl Bean Jas Bean Wm Benner Henry Bell Isiac Breed Jane Hcinap Dan Beard Bech Francis Bech Francis Beaumont Aaron Rethwick Ann Bryant Nancy Bickford Ilufus Bickford Ira Bickford Mary A Bridges Eunice Bridges Elmund Brickett Gilman Binnev Bamibas Bliss Bonney Sarah A Bonney Chas Brooks A Boston Jap Broas Eliza Blount Catherine Bsanlman Blood Enoch Brotoii Lydia Bod well Lovenia Boyd John Booth Silas 8 Bowilich Galen Bosworth Geo Boothby Almira Brown Calvin Brown Charlotte Brown Thos Brown Levi Brown Walton Brown John Brown Jas Brown Brown Catherine A Brown Nathan Brown Mary Brown Ann Brown Brown Arther Brown Stephen Brown Harriet Brown John Brown Richd Brown John 4lh Brown Jacob Burbank Peter Bundy Ann Burbiok Wm Bumhain JcM capl Bullard A BufTum Carlon Burton Andw Bushnell Noah Biishnell John Wm BurrageL AOS Burrell John Burleigh Cyrus Burns Palt Burrows Jas Bruco Bushellcapt Clark Leonard Clark Abigail Clark Isaiah Clark Mary A Crawford Ceo capt Chinilierlin Henry David Chamlierlin Maria Chandler Alva Chandler Ephm A Crawfoitl Nancy Cargill Thos Carlton Geo Chace Prudence Chace Dan Chace Mary A Carter Nelson Carter Gilman Caldicoit rev Cat row Wm Chadiwurn Horace Carleion Isaac Canalin Coleman Cragjn Alvah Carr Alice Case Albert Crane John Campbell Geo Cram Dan Craig Zochariah Calkwell Fanny Carney Lucy Clapp Eliza Grawford A Carson Carlisle Ann Cline mrs Cowden John Coc isar Cole Jos Cole Erastus Ckile Thos Colton Hannah Coburn Joshua Colton Oliver Connor Albert Connor mrs Connor Jerry Croc ken Chas CrtKkett Eben or Mary Coolmige Elizabeth Cromwell Rebecca Coperthwaiie Martha Cofran Lucinda Covell Tlios Crosaman Mehitable Corbett Eliza Copeland Coombs Hiram Crout A Col les Henry Crosby Hannah Colburn Chas Cook David Cook Gee Coffin Susan Coffin Eliza Colby Mary Colby Susan Curtis Abner Cnni ChasS Curtis Abby Curiis Win Currier Susan Currier Jos Currier Amos Currier Sam Cutter John Church Mana Curry Catherine Cutler Elisha Cushing Sarah Culler Salome Davie Abigail Davis Henry Davis Asa Davis Sarah Davis Chas Davis Julia A Davis Gee capt Davis Elias Eihan Davis Mary Davis Eben Davie AbigailII Sarah Daniels John Day Stephen Dana.Sanger A Co Davidson Davidson Chas Davidson Elizabeth Davidswn Sally Davenport Wm Dan forth David Darion Wm Drake Dale mrs Denoett Phebe Dennett Liura Dennett Hannah Dexter Dexter Elizabeth Dean Dsao Sarah Dean Lewis Beia io Amanda Dwellinji Ralmoca Ingsnwll Nath inf raharo HarriM Jaekeon Label la Jarvis 1 Jarvis Mary A Jsuutih Oliver Robi Jenninfs CaiharlM Jewell Elizabeth Jonkme Jones Philander Mary Jotiss John capt Jonea Jones Mary Eliot Johnson Johnson Johnson Rnfua Sami Johnson Mwia Jolmeori John Johnson Wm Johnsm ILnry Johnson Eleazer Kent Frederick Kern Joanna Kennedy mrs Warren tl) Kimhalt rev Kenilrick Alfred aaq Kerson Eliphalet Kemp Hiram KetiersiHi Wm Kiieelanct Charles Knight Jane miss Keegan Caiharioe Knight Wiieeler Kernavhin Robert Kuhn Ann mise Knorzcr A toys Kitnliall Kennear Eliza A Knight Kidden John Kearlina taiuisa Kelieran Elsey mise diKHirn Diuns miss Ktmt Noah Kelley Kimlia'I Sieiihen King Knieht.v Henry Kinibal! John Kneelaiid Rosanna Kend.ill Edwin Kelley Patrick mrs Kendrick Hannah Knhn Mary Kilhurn Diana Krtsso Ruth Zcnas Lawrence Rozillah Lary Dolly Layman Charlas Lange A rins ake Laurin Ladd Krnily l.ane Ellzalieth l.akeinan James Latie Lemeen Leonard Jacob Lewis Amos Lee Amelia Leaman Hannah miss Laniont Learee Edward Lewis Henry Leeds Simon Leeds J.arpes l.eaviit Joseph Sarah Lydare Edward Lyon John Littlefield Ozro Fdtchfield Mercy ncoln Charles Lihby Rotiert Lincoln Mary Lincoln John A co Andrew Lombard Eliza Lowell Josiah 8 I.uird Joseph Lord Everline mias lyicke Jane miss I-ord David I-oveit Frances Lover I Mary Lowell Ahram I ockfi Joseph rev Love joy Mary Long James jr Luff Phillip Lumben Lorenzo Mat toon Eben jr Maxwell Eliza Marston Sarah Martin? John Matchell Theodore Malcnm Mary Aon Mason A Doe Manville Marv Mai her Ozias Mkrcy Cbri.si;an Mazoon Henry Marshall Lydia Meddox Catharine Marshall Mary Malstrom Maynard James A Mann ErJward Mayo Seth capt McWhorien John Marsh Andrew Macy Franklin McGwire Sarah A McDonald Sarah McCloud Martin Elizabeth McLanathan Nancy McReading Joseph McOirr Ann McNames Peter McGraggon George Mcllwaine A co McCIannen John Pilw Phlnoey Piper Samusl ympton Picard Phq-ps Poland Hannah P.wt Wlbon Powers Potter lilary Prouty Pood Crausioii Plumer Daniel Putnam Sarah Pulclfe Jr Putnam John Puncrty Wm Tboniai Putnam Salmon capt Qtiiit Richd Qiiifl Geo Raymond John capt Raiidali Sophia Hand Oliver Mary Race George Kenvulf Anna Heed Jesee Heed Record Esther Redding John Kendall Etiiibeih Read Alfred Kice Hiley Belknap at Ryan esq Hyney John Kicharleon Wm Kider jr Riley Margaret Richard.von Warren Kicharils Elizabeth Rice Phineas Hyariaon John Kicharilson Wm Samuel esq Ryder Thomas Koiieruon Ross Mary Roeers Mulford jr Hhmles Kowe Rowe Benj Robbins George Robberti Moaes Robinson Henry Roe.s Susfn Ellen Kubinson George Wm lioiets Eliza Roberson Jonathan KhiHles Wm Robinson John Rogers Sullivan capt Rogers John Robinson Wm Roberts Allen Robinson Mary Jana Rogers C.

e.q Rogers Thomas Robinson Rufus Roberts Nancy Roclte Mary RnlLns Fanny Rick wood Calvin Rogers Hannah Rouse Samuel Rockwell Julius hen Riigglpg Eliza Rundletl Taylor Uumrell Jos Rue David Russell John Russell Chas Ruggles Swan Rebecca Stanwood Sami Savory Thos Savage Wm Sanborn Amelia Spaulding Ann Stubbs Win Scandlan Dennis Slater Perley Swain Small Clement Staples Basket Stackpole Simon Sharp Jas Shaw Chas Esq Shaw Edwd Samson Ichahod Sawyer Fredk Swain Elizabeth Sargent Fredk Sawyer Maria rara Smart John Savage Simeon Staples Jos Saunders Geo Sprague Jas Sancry Margaret Saundeis Susan Stahl Philip Sanborn Peter Sampson Ira dr Shaw Wm jr Staples Sarah A Stackpols Sami Shailes mrs Sannders Rebecca Sawin Chas Sandford Franklin Stafford EJ Rcarnerns Lewis Swaine Sarah Samfison Gaiuscapt Sjiaiilding Shackford Amaziah Stackpole Sami Saunders Henry Sawyer Swasey Nancy Sanliorn True Savage Nathan Srjuircs Henry Sawin esq State John Stevens Granville vuc tz iio UlrfllTli Me Manus Capi (brig Adeline McManus Patrick McCarly Charles McLean George esq Merriam Ephraim Medere Sarah Merrill James Merritt Charles Merrill Isaac Merrill Daniel Merrill Lavina Merrifield Levi Moars John Meach Norman Meeker John Merriam Charles Miller George Milliit Naihai Myrack Jacob Oliver Mitchell David Milliken Lucy miss Mitchell Isabella M'zoner Gilbert Morse Edmund Morse George Morse Isaac Moore AugusluzM Morgan Isaiah Morey John MorrillCharies Moody Levi Morrison Henry Moulton lohn Morgan ZacheusB Morgan Dolly mra Mouiton Ann miss Morton A miss Moody Levi Mollog Margaret Moore John Monroe John Morrell Martha Moulion Lydia Ann Morrill James esq Mudgett Smith Mimnagle Patrick Murray Margaret Munroe A Murray Tluirsa Munroe Josiah Murphy Hugh Murphy Win Miillikin Rebecca Mullen Daniel Newhall Wm Noyes Nancy Neat Nathan Newhall A co Naughtnn Hugh Nosmith Ttioina.sesq Newcomb Nono i Nicholas Sarah Newell Sophia Neb le Nickerson Margarett Notion Wm Nuoon John Norton Dlive Nelson Horatio Norton Elizabeth Newhall Samuel xNorcross Eunice Nesbitt James Newell A Nekton Chemical CO xNewell Lucius Nutter Sarah Nason Aseniih Omsby Win Ober Martha Orcuii Susan Orne Epai his Osgood AlmiraS Oakes Osgood Georgs Oiis Jas capt Orrill Thos Flarity Cornelua Oslwrne Samuel OrcuttOren Osborne Edward David eai Ogden Samuel Owen P.arker Sarah Payne Wm Page Belden Page Rufus li Parsons capi, bark Suffellt Pratt Francis Pratt Henry esq Palmer John e.sq Parkhurst Olivia Parsons Wm Parker Z.ackeusesq Parker Henry 24 Howard st Parker Penual Palmer A Co Paileu Susan Pratt esq Pain Harrison Parsons Joha esq Parker Abby Pastroailch Parmenifer Andrew Parkman Wm Pratt Caroline Palmer David Parkinson Richard Paine Augustus Phelps IVIoses Esq Peck Thomas Preble Esther Hannah mra Peryne Sarah mrs Presson Samuel Pepper Thomas Prince Albert Perheck Wmjr Pcaslee Phebe Perkins Isaac Pea.se Zebu Ion esq Piielps Ewjn Peirce Mary Peirce Charles Peirce Jonathan Peel Philip Phelps Wm Chas Pearson Henry Peverly Joseph Peti ingel I Benj Phelps Albert Amasa Pitts Thomas Philbrook Albert Fiiinney Piper Stevens Horatio capt Shepherd Jno Seymour Friend Sherman Jane Stevens Lora Sweetser Fredk Spear Wm Stevens Wm Sears Mary Stevens Wm Stedrwan A Stetson Sarah Sweetser Amos Stevens Francis Senrs Hannah Shelton Wm Stevens Jas Sherburne Reuben Sears Uriah Springer Harriet Swift Mary A Skinner Fredk Stimpson Chas Stiles Caroline Stinson capt Simpson Mary A Stinchfield Henry Simmons Jerusha Skinner John Silsbee Sami Smith Taylor Thos Smith Thos Smith Chas Smith Wm Sm th Harriet Smith Hannah Smith Edwd Smith Jos Smith Melinda Smith Clinton Stock we II Emons Stowe 11 Abijah Scott Abel Snow Elizabeth Snow Jason Snow Sami Snow Thos Sloan Thos Snow Chas Skolfield Jno capt Sr.ow Silas Stewell Otis Stone Marsh.il Souihwick Hannah Souther Sophia Stone Henry Slocomh John SchoffChasE Story Lydia Ann Sullivan mrs Shuie A Metcalf Sumner Susan Shute Eliza Sutton Jeanette Tarbox Ephraim Th.iyer Warren Tarbell Catharine Taylor Ezekiel Tarlwx Czarina Taylor Isaac Elizabeth Talbot Jos Thayer Sarah Tewksbury Wm Trench Geo Treat Ezekiel Temple Jas Tihbeits Jno Tilnian Geo Tilton Martha Typographical Society Tirrell Hannah Tilton Mary mrs Tvle Jas Tirrell Ja.a A Co Tiickey Mary A Tilden Friend Tremleit Thos esq Towle Phineas Thomjwon Davfd Topping Sarah Ann Town Luther Thompson Eliza Towers Job Thompson Michl Thomas A Townsend Chas Tower Jonathan Toll Eliza Turner Mary mra Turner Apphia Tnlly Wm Tucker Rehecca Trofant David Underwood Elizabeth Upphn Richd Underwood Vander Velden Varney Betsey Vinton Benj Vaughan Betsey Vaughan Sami Vitiue sch Watsoa Jno Watson Eliza Ann Ward Jno Wail Joa Walworth Jas Wataon Eliza A Wardell Gidaon Waldron Sami Walsh Jno Esq Walts Geo Walker Jeremiah Washburn Thos Washbnin Laura Agnas mias Lydia Watson Horace esq W'elimaB Geo Weller Andrew Wentworth Benj Wheeler Ebenr Weed Jog esq Webster Jno Weston Mary A Ebenr jr Wells Lyman Welch Theodore Wheelrighi Isaac Whecler'Wm Webb Rebecca Wegloii Harrr Wetton NHG Webb Isabella Wellman Elizabeth Webb Rebecca Waymaith Ira Wheeler Ruth mra Wellington Weoil Orlando heeton Julia A Wheeler Bettj jr ipchester Jacob Wickea Chaa Wille Timothy W'it it tom Sarah W'ihler Marfaret William Etili W'ili Tilaon Wmchell Tryim Winship Henry A Whitney Kobl Williamson "tephan Withem Lydia Wild Sopii I a Chaa A WI i Abel Elizabeth While A A Co W'iliis Leuiea A W'hiie Aiverae White Daniel While A mrs Whimey Sidney Whipple Wci Whiia Ruth Williame Ritaoa hiie Joe Whitney Geo II Wi'itania Chraitipher W'hitmarrii Joehua White Mary Whyeth Abtel W'tlaen, A Co Wiiiei Ezekiel Williams Isaac White Jno, Church it W'm, maaon WltglnJona Whitman Adaline Suaan Worm well Joe W'orthen, watch maker worth Benj Wo Levi W'ortnsley Thoe ixk I esq Danl Woodbury Edw Voiinr Betsey Young Stillmaa CTiae MANUFACTURES. REGULAR PACKETS. oCpfcRIOR FURNACE OKHEATI.NO tl.DlNGS BEA.NEV." PAFKNT NOV KADIATINC HOT AIR I suhecrtber rwtnct ifuUy to the public, the abovi 1 1 Lr warming and vemilniiug I iL-fi easily jmriable coiwtrucied i 1 Capper, and retjuires less fuel th anv may he placed it-, entries, as well cellan wtthwi ditiger, thotvfh in cmitact with wwk I for lienksaud pnb)ic ai.d hcaceiiin at hie Orate Mauutactory, rw Feb. 12 ir Che siiW.riher« hiving had Hot AirFurui-, nour dadli re omm i who ire rr, of the Warm T'-. I ombined with aimpiicity, coi.ii'i Nurs a nd To sail over I INS tn-' RABiNMOith PAI KK.rw fr Men intilewUarf.

VILROAD.S. GREENE, Possirnsler. MEDICINES. CQr-lVIEKCUKY ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM -TTt DR. JELLY OF POMEGRANATE AND PERUVMJsr PILLS, htghlif recoimnended for JVervous Headache, Dixiiness in tiu Mend, PMtpiMio 7 i of the Heart, Oppression of ike Breast, ihfspepsia, FlatiUeney, I Costweness Darting pains in Ine Side, Back, and I Limbs, most efficacious for Jaundice and Liver- complaint, most vnluahle Blind and Bleeding Piles, for impurities of the Blood as Salt Rheum Erysipelas, and Cancer, it is positively the best Medicine ever invented.

It is also unrivnlled in colds, coughs, and catarrh. Prepared of innocent Vegetables. Price 1,25. Additional Medicines connected mth the Jelly of Pomegranate and Peruvian Pills, are given according to the nature of the disease. DR.

CORDAK gives also great, satisfaction for obstinate colds, coughs and catarrh. Rheumatism and Gout, Dropsy and Kidney complaint. Blind and Bleeding Piles, and Hu I mors of every description. Thnse who wish to consult Dr Gerdak, will please to call at his Medical Office wVo 57 Hanover street, Boston. Do not mistake the Jfo.

B. Ihose who offer Dr. GordaPs Medicine for sale must have a certificale with Dr Gordak's own hand writing, or tbdr name must be prinied in the book. jVo Pedler has permission to sell medi I cine in my name. LATE CERTIFICATFJS, AND THE MOST OF THEM IN THIS VICINITY Nili I RE I Boston, E.

Parsons, No 9 Travers of an obstinate I cough andshortness of breath. oosiinaic Prince St -Cured ofamosularm. coush I 0 5 ha.J Boston, Hiram cured of wcekness at the lungs aiidsrtorinessoftweath. W'. H.

Baker, No 5 Prince child given over by his physician, cured of an obstinate cough. Cainbridge, Robert cured'of a most alarming i cough New Flushing, L. Orlando of a most langerotis cough. Coventry, John 0 ingcough Canffiridge, liver Hastings-A ahild curedof a humor eflong Bosum, John Porter, No 3 Hancock of a humor in He lraC 6 Susanna E. Bragham-Cured of a very alarming Boston, S.

WG ill. No If Canal cured ofcanker. Boston, Mill Dam, Royal M. ef a humor in the face. Lowell, Eliza of acotigh of many yearsstanding.

Boston, Wm. D. Cook, Eastern Stage of an I alarming humor the face. Braintree, Caroline Newcoaib-Gured of a humorof long standing. Cohasseit.Wm.

cured ofan obstinate humorof longstanding. Boston, Elizabeth Merrill-Cured ofcanker in thestomach and mouth. Brighton, Leonard cured ofcanker. Medford, Andrew od" a Salt Rheum of lonz I standing. Springfield, M.iss., nuinor of long standine.

rhenmalism, Boston. John Smith, 114 Court of a rheumatism Cambridge Port, George of a lame knee. Boeton, Aimira Sirout, Esse.t of dyspepsia Boston, Isabella C. Worcester. East Thomaston.

Stephen dyspepsia Scituate, Hannah I.itchfield—Cur-ed efdyspepsia Boston, C. F. Beard, No 7 Lincoln of weakness of the edections of fiie nerves. Marshfield. Alice of weakness atthe I general debility.

John Osborn, '39 Essex of gcneraldebility Boston. Klizaiieth Essex of dropav 2 Wi Certificates can be produced loihe most all in this vicinity. N. B. In the city of Boston my can only be geniimc.

at my Office, 57 Hanover street. Thero are several No. in that street, therefore, remember, nearly the First Baptist and nearly opposite Friend street six doors from Union street. Beware of Physical Drops made by Whittori Wheeler in. wiy name, sold in general by Apolliecaries.

Beware of them they are old and evaporated by age. I do not recommend them. Beware also of tin Pcdlers are impising upon the public by sellhig Medickies in my name. My Medicines can also be purchased at tny resfdence Boston, in Second street, between ic K. street.

I beware OfPedlars-aHtlmMedicineihey carry by Dr nairre I are base impositions. No Apothecary or Storekeeper have a right toeellthcgenuine Medicine." without the permLssion of Dr GorJak. II N. ROBY, travelling Agent for tho Inventor and Proprietor. eptf s28 far il 11 Kin Ui Cba.

vV'ei Jo ill (i l.ori.ii, IC I D.ial. Hvnohman, Gr. B. I 15 ire, D-. kinsiin, JosKih.MiMlm 111 VV 111 Geo R.

Kmeraon, 1 Th.ad';.'i.s Jr. JoNiah A. Amos Coiling, N. Pun am, Wm. W.

Clapp, John Kaiifield, Jo-iahStakney, J. VV James A Ihckson. rin f' Krn tb- he informatioH respecting-it may be had on irai ion to HE.NJA^.\ ore er others wishing or iw ptir- to uuifacture above iurimce, willdv avail themselvesat the presentoppjrtiiniiy. ep A iNO. THU EE BALAaNCE FULTO.T STREET.

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I II 1 wh.irt 1 C.k r. Hii nt, -lor L.iv<‘*‘ ve notice that he appMved Pal- I.OCKK, reapedfullly giv, couilnties the manefaclure of Bi eni I hiiform ofibe difiorrBi sizes, as follmvs Na. 1 4 lb. to 2 lbs. 2 .1 3 II 'I 2 oz.

5 1 220 These Balincesare now miieh in use IhrnugU the cmimry and h.ave given usiversalsatlsfactionlo purchasers. They entirely oftnelal. They contain several ever any others in use, and furaccuraoy and coavenleiice, are not inferior tA 3ny L. Lacfceal.sonianuficturea.ind keeps constantly on h.ind, a goed a.ssortmer.t ol Patent Balances, Scale 1 of all describlions now in use. Al! ofihfl above m.inuf.ictnred in thebenl ex iierienced warranted They will be sold whole- ret.ai) on ihe most liberal terms.

N. R. Old B.ilancci«rcpairedin thebesi manner, and warranted, or taken at fair in exrharier for new received for Patent Platform Seales, for weighingloadsof Coal, Hay, Ac. au 31 eutf PATENT KUtfc PROOF WROUGH 1 IKON N.AI.A.VlVvDER SAFES. Al uK liX -iriz lo AIF.

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11 I ue i -o ih. Witb I I Vv 1 i artniaxA mk the 1 iortheensi.il,, R. N. ark. I diow me Fir -s wi ion amis 111 rMme-ii dy Viuirdav ftom Pier.

B. stoii. Bii" RoPKRT V. AIA, Lf '(. KI.I.V, AVfARKS, ECLl.A, Theaiwve i tieisare all of tlie first cmrmanded experienced masters, who iie- erii.a.red in tlie ir idc for many ami are 1 Pilou is s.iil I rom this port.

Ttie and mx-ier- of tiiis Line wif use every eiiimwiditshippers an.leinnirc punctuality and Freight lor my pirt ofihe esiern Country willheforwawled by the Uailro.id. VV 'xoi free ofexpenscwillnnitdelay. I iinn to tile lUasieis on hoard at Philadelphia Pn-r 1 l.I.VCOLN A CO nr, Commercial SI reel, orto HORACE set DIG A I'O otAlFKiDC 1 in to itieAt'ents Messrs LI.NCOL.N A KRss wharl. iicl Bin VV I RA Al DAN.t I'l it i r.ii it 'nr -e I Providi Jl I 1 I M.R.FLETCHERS, CIENITE GRANITE OF STATEN ISLAND. FOR Tlie owners of a quarry of this valuable and beautiful building material, situate ia the immediate vicinity of Perl Richmond, upon the navigable walars contiguous lo the Bay of New York, and distant but aboat eight miles from that city, offer the same for sale, on the most favorable terms lo purchasers.

The quarry lies directly between that of the Staten Island Granite Company and Port Richmond being the very northern extremity oflhai Granite range, distant about 80 rods from tide water, to which the land of the owners extends, with ample room for the conotruction o( wharves, or docks, whore vessels of any size may approach and lie in safety at all seasons of the year. The stone is identical with that of the Staten Island Granite Company, which has been ibonmahly examinad by the most scientific and distingimlied geologists, mineralogists and chem isls, to the superior excellence and ample abundance ef which, the certificates of J. W. Feaiherstonhaueh, James R. Chilton and Professor James Renwick of Columbia College, now published by that company, appended to their adveriiseireni in the New York Times and Commercial lulelligencer, areconclusive testimony! These certificates show that the granite is of the variety called Sienite, the most pure, perfect and indestructible of building I maleri.als; not subject lo decomposition or destruction by the greatest extremes of heat and cold, of frost, fire and water; that I it contains bo iron or accidental minerals to render it liable to discoloration that it yields to llie wedge with regnlarity, and splits with facility, presenting a surface of the greatest beauty and uniformity of color, resembling thatof the Quincy granite, differing only in being of a rather darker shade; that it is distinctly stratified in layers nearly vertical, which will facilitate its workinz, while many of the strata are thick enough to yield archileciural columns of the largest dimensions.

From the wharf to the quarry, the land rises by a gentle and gradual ascent to an elevation of about 40 or fifty feel, where the quarry is opened, at a distance of about rods from the waier. Millions of tons may be quarried without he necessity of artificial drainage, and by constructing a rat! road of about 80 rods down the gentle inclined nlane wliieh the surface the ground naturally affords, any amount may be transponed to the wharf merely by the power of gravitation. The facility and economy of transportation from thence lo the city of New York, I is obvious. The farm upon which this quarry is opened, contains almut SO acres of good l.in<l, beaniiiully situated at the foot of Newark Bay and being held by several owners, they have concluded to offer it for sale, rather than engaze in working the quarry them -selves. But in case no satisfactory application should be made for the purchase they would he wiliine to neeotiate with a responsible company for working it, on the opening of the spring.

Application fsr either purpo'-e may be made personally cr by letter, to the undersieneu, at Poughkeepsie, Dutfbens County, I N. Y. Dated January 13, 1810. JA.MES! GRANT. A copy of these certificates is with the publishers of this paper, to which reference may be had.

jl8 6w Safes have been several timeste.sted and toan swer completely, the purpose for which they In order to lest their resistance of heat, one was placed in a rurnaeem all New York, and a blast kept npfor 18 hours sufficient to melt the stones of which the furnace was con slructed, consuming 72 bushels charcoal, and the safe with its Contents, came out completely safe am! uninjuriwJ. Also a trial was made IB State street, Boston, by placing in the same furnace, one of Asbestos safes, one Double and one of the Salamander safes; anda blast applied to bushels charcoal, and the result was, that Asteslos.and Gaylor's Doohle safes, were with their contents in less than two the Salamander remained in Hie lurnace 14 hours, and then came forth uniniur- Hi. and turned out the books and papers in a state The proprietors have no lie.rilation in the Sala mandersales, as the best article Raw in use for the proteciionoi heoks.papers. Ac against fire, and being fitted with first rate are perlect'y secure thieves. They are made of irtm, in the most faithful manner, 01 nmerent sizes, and also to order at short, noiire For sale by TILA VER A EDWAKD.S.

corner Water and Congress streets, and ADA.MS A HAM.MOND.Fuiionstreet Bosten n29 TRUSS. for THE RADICAL CUKE OF HERNIA, of this instriimeHi hwp been examined and tried by imi.st of the Siirgi-ons in England, from whom rer- liftcates have been their full confidence in Its superinnty over every other Truss now in use. it IS small, neat anti the aprtn? very May mafie er or smaller, and will sun equally Inguinal, Yeniro-ineinn- al. or Femoral Heinia, ilm p.ol.* twin- different. The pad may he located at desired spot, and the a.s padually and as much a.s is roqui.iie The facility of adap- tiuion will be of great benefit to Physirians whonwy adjMstthem, as well as lo who wisli loincrease or diminish the pro.s-ure on the pad, 1 have the liberty of reference lo a hirae numler of the profe-ssion in Ihe city and country only a few of whom it will be expedient to mention, Drs, J.C Warren.

G. Hayward. W. Irigalls. S.

D. Townsend, J. J. C. Smith, H.

Doane, W. W. Walker, Chariestown, A. L. Pierson, Salem, J.

C. Dalton. Lowell. The price is from Si to according to size and finish. Phy.sician# sending for them will mention right or left kind ofHeo-aia, the number of inches around the pelvis.

To those a liliera! di.scoiinl ill he made. J. P. vrHlTWELL. Druggist corner of Milk and Bath sole agent for Bi'ston.

have been made with Mrs H. (l-ecturer on to females.) to wait on ladies from 9 A. and Saturdays, at her residence, 29 Friend street. augl5 MTT AF E' K'' I. V.

p. divj I .1 I a I inf. I A II 1 aK It I Of I 'o. I I ri.KN UCl IE I NEW Vt'RK N- 'ik IV md N-w O' lb'- A' (-. 1 day -Ni-n A.

It xj.r., 1 tiy R.t, at 'I i-v amo t-vr-H: 1 1 bv nt and i for! it. whicli at 10 day li iva A irk Uv ui fir New evirv I 1 ILl'llOrd Ihn io 'Il and ivi hy Rati road 11 k. vii'Z ni li" oti at (5 Faro ihioiizh i.r-itiT 9 B. ''t I av. for Hun ford on the i-n va.

'lo'f i HI- ri ER, K. (II J.T-I tl'. I I .1 .1 1 1 -t trjr- th. A .1 1 1 1 Il k- N. 1 A.

A i md 1 lit a i 1 i 1 FATENT BALANCES AND SCALES. A MOS No 5 Square, south side Faneui! Hall, continues to and has for sale a large assortment of Patent Iron and Brass ILalances and Scales, of all sizes, of the most apnroved kind and description now in use, consisting ot Brass Patent Balances, to weigh from 40 lb. to lb Iron do do to weigh from 40 to lbs; Bra.ss Beams and Scales suitable for tnks, Apothecaries and Confectioners; small Comter and Brass Scales. gKingHay and other heavy merchandise, which are made ofthe besisiock, warranted perfectly correct, and equal to any others manufactured. Balances manufactured and graduated to donform lo ihestaiTd.

ard weight ofallce-jntries. eTuIy sep20 PILL OF HEALTH. excellent Family Pill is a medicine of long tried efficacy K.r correcting all disorders of the Stomach and Bowels the common sympoms of which areCosiiveness, Flatulency I-ziss ef Appetite, Sick He.idache, Giddiness, Sense of E'uliness after meals. Dizziness of the Eyes, Drowsiness and in the bloinach and Bewels. Indigestion prtxliicmg a Torpid Slate of the Liver, ami a consequent inactivity of the Bowels, cansinc a disorganizatron of every function ofthe Frame, will in this excclleni nreparalion, by a little perseverance, be effectually re- niored.

Two or three doses will convince the afflicted of its salutary effects. The stemach will speedily regain its strength; a lieaiiby action iff the Liver, Bowels, and Kidneys, willrapidly take place; and of listlessncss, heat, lat appearance, strength, activity and renewed hesriih will be the quick result of taking this Medicine accerding lothedirec nons accompanying each box; and if taken after too free an indulgence at table, they quickly restore Ihesysiemioits natural state of Persons of a FULL HABIT who are subject to Headache Giddiness, andsinaine in the Ears, arising from too great a flow of blocid to the head, should never be without them maty dangerous sympimns will be entirely carried oflby their immediate use. FEiMALES these Pills are moat truly excellent, remnv ing" all the Heidaohe so very prevalent wiiluhesex; ot Sjiinis, Dalltiessof Sight, Nervous AffectwBs, Pimples, and Hallowness of the Skin and give a healthy ami juvenile bloom to the complexion. AsapIeasaHt, safe.easy Aperient, they unite the recommendation ot a mild operation with the most successful effect, and require no restraint of diet or confinement during their use. And forLLDKRLY PEOPLE they will be found to be the most com fortable Medicine prepareil.

Sold by Proul, 2'i9 London, and hy hissole for America, at the London Importing Warehouse, No 36 hill, formerly Market street. Boston, in boxes of 31 cents and large boxes coataining the quantity of three snwli, at 75 cents each. Ask for PILL OF HEALTH, and observe the name and address of Proul, 229 Si rand, London on the Government Stamp. I FRUIT AND OR.NAMENTAL TREFJ 8 MULBERRIES, L'KUIT TREES of all the different speciesof the most cel- I ebrated and surpassing collection now offered is large. The catalogue of Fruit and Ornamontal and Shrubs, Herbaceous Flowering Plants for 5839, is ready, and will be sent to all who apply.

In thalc.aialogue, the very best kinds of fruit, so far as proved, are p.arúcular!y designated by a Star. IWfl.fkiO Morus Muliicaulis Trees, or any reasori.ablcqiianliiy, I or Cuttings of the same, are now offered for The are genuine, all being raised by the subscriber, either at his Nursery here, or at his Southern Establishment at Porismmtlh, in Lower I Virginia. Also, the Elata, Canton, Broussa, Moretli or Alpine, and some other Mulberries. Cockspur and Buckthorns, lc I AH orders will be promptly attended to, and Trees, will be securely packed for distant places. WILLIAM KENRICK.

Nonaaium Hill, Newton, Oct. 7,1839. oeti eptf qpiM I.INKI.NWATER all brother Clerks and Ktk-keopers to use Preston's Premium Ink. in their new Books. Tim uses no other in his pets, the books of says he, come upon us in green, gray, red and second deluge, gentlemen-yet this Ink sunds fast and firm in the esteem of all who Fiave used it.

Can any thing he lo the plain, bright contrast of black and white There never was, nor never can thing what Ink flows so freely in the steel as or lakes a piirsr and more durable black upon the Is there a better judge than Nicklehy, pp 234 5. This Ink has long been used and preferred in the Post Office, and several of the State, County, and City and Banks Cei-tificaies can be Diploma ofthe M. C. A. was awarded for it at the late Fair in this city.

Sold by J. P. PRESTOiN, Chemist, No 70 Federal street, Boston, In any quantity, and in bottles of all sizes, securely packed. Also by Staiiooers ar.d Hardware dealers generally. Itmaj be had in style of holi es, with spout lips; devised by J.

P. for the convenience of offices and counting roorua. )4 pURE YOUR COUGH CURE YOUR N. Indian Balsam of Liverwort is truly doing wonders incaring Coughs, Colds, and al! Lung cuinplains. Il jCoiiiains the strength of Liverwort, Hoarhoan, Elecampane, Boneset.Salon Reot, Iceland Squil Root, Asclcpias Tulwr- osa, Hyssop Lungwort, Rula Root, and many other articles to be procured in ihispart of the country Hundreds of gross navo been seld within a few years, and seldom fails in giving relief.

I mention a few gantlemen. who residein Boston, who have made useot the preparation with goml effect. Elisha Horton, Thos. Haskins, David Woodbury, Horace Gall, A. Webster For residence, see inside directions.

It is not, like most articles, recommended for all oomplainls, but simply those proceeding from Coughs and and all Lung complaints. For sale by most of tbedroggisiathroughoutthecetiinry. All orders directed to the proprietor, WM. BROWN, 481 Washington street, Boston. Also, for sale by Henshaw Ward Co, Brewers ing dc Stevens, J.

Hall, Pratt Sc King Lewis and reuiied by ail tho Druggiatethrough the City and Country. GEO. W. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF sarsapakili a POR purifying the blood, and removing all diseases arising ironi excess wf mercury, exposures ar.d imp-udenccs in life chronic const iiulioiial diseases arising from an impure slate of blood, and is especially recommended rheuraa lisrn scorfula et evil, ulcerations of the throat aad leg pains and of the twnes. letter, pimples on the face ami scaly eruptions of the skin all of which will yield under the use of til is Professor Eberle.

in the last edition of his Vol II, page 2()6, makes the following remarks Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla is a very neat and excellent preparation It possesses all the active properties oft he root in a highly concentrated aiab e-spooriful hewigeqnivalentio a pint of the decoction. I have used it several instances with decided benefit. From the smallness of the it is peculiarly adapted for administering this remedy tochildren dec" Professor Fro.st, of the Medical College of South Carolina has written tomeorr the beneficial effects of this medicine, united with small doses of perchlorhle of mercury in ofSecondary syphilis, and his high opinion of this raedicme and its superior advantages over the ordinary preparations of Two table spoonfuls of ike Fluid Extract, added to fifteen ounces of syrup, immedialoly produces a mixture similar to a pound ofthe Syrup of Sarsaparilla, and the satne quantity to fifteen ounces of water, instantly forms a mixture equivalent to a (unt of Lisbon Diet Drink ofthe preparation of Sarsaparilla now a.i vert iscd are imitations of tiiis article Forsaleby P.EED, WING A CUTLER, (Uie Low A Reed) No 4 Chathim street. 81 per bottle. 3taw3in 2.3 KK.a.MiKKTH bills A YEGKTAB1.E and Universal Metlicine, by the exoe of thousands to be, when wuh, a CUBE in every form af O.vb Diskase.

alt having the same origm, and invariablv from the UMVKKS 4 ROOTef al! disease, namely, I.MPUKITY or IMPERFECT cir- culaiion of the BLOOD. In a (leriod of little more than three in the United Sntes, they have restored loa stmc of health and enwyment over 0 HUNDRED THOUSA.N'I) who were giveffovcr as incu- r.iblehy phy.sictans of the first rank and standing, and in many ca.sc» when every other remedy had beeH resorted to in vain 111 all rallies of patn or weakwess. whether it be chronir recent, whether it be deafness or pain in the side, whether it arise from or ftom some immediate cause, whether it from internal or external iajuoy, it will be cured by persevering in the use of these PiHs. This great principle of in sickness ia beginning to be appreciated, ft is much msrs convenient to take dose of half a dozen Pills, and be always well, than to send for a Doctor and be bled, hysiered and the certainty that if you are not killed, you will be sure le have months of miscraNe wcaknesj.and the only one who isbenef.iied i.s your Doctor. Look at the difference beiweon the appearance of those two been treated by your regular prac hew p.ale and debilitated he is.

see how the shadow of death throws his solitary glance from his emaciated c.ounten- see how he trembles in every limb; his his consliiuiien, irrevocably just heir how the arrogates to himself credit. He says, most inveterate case of liver but the mfwt energetic remedies saved Energetic measures! i. e. Mercury and Bleeding ruined his const iiiilion. belter say Se, to save life, you must half (wisen with that comforter of the teeth and positively make a man miserable tkt sad remainder of his existence; this is called curing.

Shocking folly Let M.s look at your man who has taken Pills for Liver the firm elastic tread of conscious countenance is clear and sciene, his eye is fullaKd sparkling with the feeliog of new life and animation he has buen confined a few days to his bed, but he Uied nothing but the irne Brandreth Pills, and soon rose without any injury being sustained by his constitution. Instead of being months in a weak aUle, he wiU be stronger after he has entirely recovered the attack because his blood anti fluids hare become purified, and having pursed away the old and impure Quids the solids are thereby renovated, anti he is not borne down by useless particles, but has renewed his life and body both. This principle of purging with Pills, removes no thing but liie useless and decayed fiem the morbid and cerrnpi luimore of the blotnl; those humors which impede the the liver when they settle upon that organ, and which, when they settle the muscles, (trodiice rheumatism; or u()on the nerves, or ii()on the itings, produce coosumptMui: or the intestines, CPstiveness; or the lining ofthe blood vessels apoplexy and p.ara!ysis; and all the tr-iln of disorders so uielanchuly to tltesuffererand all who behold them. Yes, purging humors from tlie tody is the true cure for all these complairits, and every other form of disea.se; this is no mere assertion, it is a demon-'itraWc truth, and each day it is extendingitself: far and wide it is becoming known, and more and more apfireciaied. Tbecurehy purging may more depend upon the laws which produce sweetness or parity than may be generally imagined Whatever tends to slafn.ite will prcn'luce sickness, because it tends to putrefaction; therefore, the necessity of consiani exercise is seen.

When constant cannot be used from any cause, the occasional u.sc of opeiiing McJicioe is ah-iolutsly required 'I'hus the conduits of the blood, the Fountain of Life, are kept free from impurities which would (ireveni its steady current ministering health Thus, morbid husmrs are prevented frem becoming mixeti with it. It is nature wbiciiisihas through the means and outlets which she has provided for herself. BRA.VDRETH’S PrincipalOifices in the United Slates New Yo-uk, (Principal Rro.adway. Eigliih street. alti morb South CliarW-a sto 19 place in Boston.) A lbany Greene and Uudsenstreets.

PiTT.sBmo-154 Wood street. Ci.vciiN.-xATi—119 opisville Fou'-ih street. St. I.ottis, Market street. ew GnLEA.vs—3 Old Levee, ChAKi.E.sTo.v, s.

7(1 Meetingstreel. ontreal L. C. tre Dame. FARE S( ive ths offic U( tlaily it A (or Fiizw illtam, oy ai A .1 p-'Ie.

i'tianes Cl.ir luinnt, IN. Briiiw- I-ai VV ini'or k. Hui'osil. Kovalton uury, con-iecting uh tioti to AI 1 '(j i'-t For fiirthi I t. tnqHire at tieneral and Kaiiroad Utice, 9 Court Street H.wt.i'i II HUdU Afeiu fX'E'i 0 .1 I.

NOI ICE io FKAVKI LKf" FA KL KhDUl Lb PASSL.VHKK.V. For Keens, Charlestown Clarenioni. Fa is, Hi-atthiboro, Winihior, W'oodstoi Km- Rr.v ili.in tlidii kury. I r-v A ih' Iti.a Buffilo and VV liittliall. FVtroil 'uni luca VI.

nid in pr 11 re then uln- ni aii.l ge 1 ih- and can -e f.tr Jl a.iy place in iho Loweli K.i u' IVpot FREK OF For further uiriicul 1 rc tl th. in Il I Kl. ton II H. BKOWN. A-eni Th.

dt i I A IV. i leli tt I die er. ft i I II A ONi I ,1 Wlit dl III l'i a il lie) IV gard tu iheir I 11 the Jt iF THE LATE DR. COiNWAV. ALBION CoW PLASTER! Pinter 10 rel the time tlidW, the O.iru on; hv the without the least nain NEW Air Kidder 1 wiih the greatest pleasure I day eub'cnhe to the utility of youc Albioi.

orn Plaster. Hav ing red tor or five ysars, tlie exc.rtirlatiiis (xiin fro L.ires—mil. I niurh at not to mo to walk. I used It Pi I'ler 1 five wet and am now eiiiirely free from Relieving it iny boimilen duty to make known to otheis wh. rt the iiipao -d relitf found 'erhoateiuf- fermg from the same ci aint I coinmn-tir ne this and re itn (S.gncdj PH PkOWtl FdTvaew.

Aprd 3d. From a iven Paper Sir elimesiece I indut ed lo make use of the Atli on Corn Pi I'ter by a noiire ij, )our pipi oi a cure it had and ant h.ijipv tosay that a lime tlie Corn reninvtd, and would re- oinnieod it to all whr are like atfiicted me a freih if Lorn Plaster, a I you sent me is purchdserhunt- noiiir- eit the for they ever NG VVOM who could irarce go about the h-Uf from iha -ta'e of her feet from Corns, found the relief irom riF JCA 1 ict of a letter fn an Agent in Mime, daled Cam-iert, Aug certifies that of Camden, suffered lor severs! with a corn, wh ch was 'O iroubletMime amrn- 1 n-mr ate biiti frembuamess; on part of a Itox ihi-. Pla-ier, he was completely cured dmi recimmenmto all who jre troubled with cotns to try this valuable The faverdWo testimony, and conataol demand for this article from every pan ef the country, proves it to ene of the best to be bad for Corns on llse feet. Price, 50 rents a iiox. ------WHITE AND SOUND TEETH.

YY'IJ HOC which benuty cannot be complete Th inesti- able orn.meiil lie ny using the HR) A.NTICLPTIC DKN 1 IFKICE a few times, when even werVthey hhick before, would he rend-red beaulilu Iy and perniartently while Tills elegant Deniifru prevent-, their decay andalsotlte toi'iLjche eradiraics the from the gums, removes the i Cau-se of offeu-ove brea'h, and at the time imjiane therete the 5 i desirable The highe.st encormums have keen paased this "niiince by tunea and c- niiemeu of the first resperiahility, who have tesleii its valuable les-by officers and our collr a-id literary nmnuiions, ai.d uy eral gentlemen of il.i VAl.UA HI-E Tl 1 i Y. Nashua. July 23d. Brilisii Dentifrice is a prepar.i! on which (can iiuy recommei n-ted 11 wiih much dilvantige It 1 me ofthe tiesi for Hie teeth anil with which 1 quainied, mij 1 have had an luii.iy of r.il of g-Hxl Vonrs Wing free from those mgredi. iits whicii, though they whiten the teeth, destroy the enamel, has my dee.uled preference.

I am, sir, with yours, I DR. AROAIATIC FOR FEMALES. FOR ORSTRUrno.N's DEBILITY. HYPOCONDRIA, AC I O.NG celebrned (he valuau.c and remedy dzamstiho'e gener I cmiq-l oou the female of lety are loo seriously I hey cleanse, purify and c-)use .1 cirr wi.i: binxl when a manner suspeud CO. the feui tie nature whereby health 13 e.staOii tiled, -1 1 lueiy ami proveiJ and he.art batlm.g ns'm Gomach, h.rt bre.aib very hule sinking a dojectedLounu aiuldisiikc exercise versation.

They areequa'Iy health of marrietlladips.ex- ce()l in cas-s of hccto- an) cmi'umptive habits, wlu-n i.iey mu it not be taken Tint pills, when administered i either to men or w-meo dri tc, ric, vat tifish lisorder, liy eifierieece feund to at wer beyond exfjeriaimn L't ras Ba.evla.i..«!. 1 Jl -is I -r iin'c rc' pi by ef- af Ihe two ment AM gi tod itirr while III the ('01 giHitmw taki III any ,1 1 1 o- I Ih I 1 ars-nt I I 1- tHIs ad I neM to f' eier '-M mil l.tK (l.l.-i ihrnu UFxeti I tr t. -av. il i'-d) I I tn.in ev. ry day, P.

M. Lcive K' 1 ir at 1 A it.r B' -ma, 7 i. A VI Al ver for 31 Pl. ouer- fori 't-ii 74 .1. tr tini i v- P.

at D. 1 VT P.irt -a-h f.r Ri the rn and I meri Rad ni and I P. will arrivf ih Uoiivit ti la Pa Cnn be coavty. t' ff. I II by every tri i Iron 1 to A.

eritill by the 74 A Al and 2 1 ai careful ,1 arrivai if the cars it i i.ig -''0 ke (1 ter, D'iver, Grc.tt b.al ami wiihsiig. 41 pi tl. Mate el part Haiofi'hire Aline if Sla.I '-ave Fast rt 1 th. morninr from three days, i hiirwlay-and Fuiiird 3 nasBine ihnmgh Epping. BiiroHlead xnd Gilma.iion, arriva ai afternoon.

Oa the arrival ofthe 2 frem Di hill Will leave fur (i og Haverhill and Amcebury ngers tor Cun. -nl, H. hy tak ng the from ci for Amlover. find i till (-r week VIZ fu. Ilmr- ty 'mg It i.VIeth.iet 'd.

N. 1 ry L' arri.e Concord sdo aflfii.otm J-' Bt.RKILf Ml si'f H7 tt Alili.i UK ME CPHE Pi-' lr.i at 7 A 31., c. r. 'yj K.nlrot.-i ing ami relu-n the 'ver-o g. iVLiil Tra.n# on li Pkice op i 11 anti to way in pn rt m.

All at i.oe The -taj- fi.r ef the morn team. ive It'll iwit ve tl 7 31 VV II. I ve Vv Feb 16, I t.A.'-TLKN hViLK' PARKFK, tf it A I. A 'J f. o.x-i re liaaauiv iMjiiirp- wnerftlej E.l'Hiii« (Ml paie lo a conqileiion.

i (id's aro iho most an 1 vi ii a Icertain ren paip.uuon of A l.ne 1 ,1 1 a I ri A t-s gor rivelo P. CITIZENS OF BO.STON KE.MK.MBER. 1 HA NOYER STREET, CEI-ONLY iD Place in for the kuk and enuine BRA.N'DKETH, 31. iuh 6 eoptf '241 Broadway, N. Y.

CURE WARRANTED. fXR. DOW to he consulted confidenliallv, as usual, and evening, at h.s offieij. No 11 VV Lane, between State street Dock square in all delicate a-s F'emalc Irregularity, in an entire di appearai ce of the Aliinthly in the B.ick, Loins, We.akness ef the Womb, Discharge, and every other illsease lo which f.mal are Itji-le. Gonorrhea, Gleet Strictures, Semin.al VV e.ikness.

V.mrreal Di.seases, in all aed and every other a.se. Cure warranted in a fe in aM wiih fear of exposure, or delay irem business. made a cure is performed. For sale a.s alwve Dr. celebrated remedies for all private diseases, which never fail toeff.

ci a and permanent core Also, his Astringent Lrtion, under a forfeiture of S5fkl to prevent secret matad-ies. if used according to dl reciions. The Doct-r may be bv letter, enclosing 85, necessary remedies will bt; im meiiiaiii yfiirwartled. fiir ll.ey ureng'heii ii.row off .11 gro-'s tenilmg t'j icat ly lutig liie ink'i-g sp'cn re aniiii-ale am! an univers.tl cheerfu.ni -s ihrou'houi the 1 i whoie 'j 'Vlsny c.isp' might were it nropier, ol the greai benofii the pf't)f th. hj-e deriveti by the of ri, va tl le medien.o Pnce, 81 a by KinDKR.

Dr Con WAY, No 'J'J 'ourt itr at, up stairs, ert Hall, and mav he had ol 1 GENERALLY, II i -Jf Tj le the ouisitle ci' prmied wr tO" Largt ilij'nurit toih'we wlio ny leM ag.iin. 7j, -4 Uj A 51 on arrival of 1Z4 2 and -'i F. IV.II? al "4 f. Pi ith I Is-sv 'ig al 't. Jiut--u Ne by hxei I tcrf- L.

-V a. I -t i.e I .1 Iff hy u. 1... 'try leave i'- for i 01 lem ai A Al Bi' ther to II 'i d. 1 VIF tPKdM V.

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i t.ie use I -I, Italy, ol laie of t.it wilhefii. a-y or Ole-', i-, ai stjcn 1 .) I le i nul ir 0 I lo le I rut ol i ho alliiried tue ictl it'" Ihm n.t the of mell. ,1 es-I'e tv It ts U-. rty by wtf-are i. to tfi the li in 1111116 iit-r iri iiie fon I II, 'w ih I r- re-' V.

r- Par.Ma.i* and for trie Of ipeeifi-' i- I 1 G- Jt -G iny A-' irl of tho I ii; iv HORSE mANKETS. has on hand a few more extra hepvv Brown Hsrse a good aswtnment ef cent Saddle, HarnessandTrunk Factory, No 25Tre- fiaont Sew. eop3w jI7 DR. 3IEDICAL OFFICE is at No 26 street, near Hanover si on the corner of Cross where he is con-suited con 6 in the nsostufjstinaie and protracted of certain delicatedis easfts, fie has had an extensive experience ireaimeniof these diseases which, with a regular Medicalcducaiion in he first in.stance has enabled him lo cure hose diseases which have baffled the skill 'fexperienced and efficient and well known remedies for UjiiiourlKta, Gleets, Strictures. Gravel, Seminal VYeakneas, decided over every other medicioe horeiafors offered to the public.

They are so concen- traied as to be efficient In small are to the taste and not disagreeable lolhe stomach. They are not of any or deleterious drug, being ervtirely a vegetatile preparation. Hia celebrated anti Pills, and his Elixir, for the cure of these diseases, may be hatl at hie 81. The Dr will He found at hisOffice from fn the morning till 10 in the evening. at a distance can cohsu i Dr by letter, (post describing the case, antlenclosmg a fee when and aireciious will be ferwardee toarder nil OfeT OR -YIlSLAID Note ef Hand drawn by the Sob acrlbers.

daletl 18.39, at 8 months from date for five hendred ami ninety six and 89 dollars, payable to Joseph Walker, or order, of Pine street. New York. 8 aid note was sent oa the 29ih October last, bat never having been ceived'ay said Walker, all persons are uiutioued against purchasing the same, as it Kit! not be paid by us, another uoie fives ia lieu thereof. MILTON A SI OCOMR OVKYGSfcMB small W. fi.

A Raw. OTTEK OIL forset your Hair, the or amoni to the human fran.e It been fuliy'proved by i.tiis and others, that have -ieei- the good effect of above oil, tli.tl it iauSe oniy artich that should be used for the and growth of the hair It it a beautiful glossy and healthy apjiearance. which nc other Oil does, and by Its use a short lime the hair will curl beautifully. Its rich per- makes it a desirable article fur the loilel The certificates which each bottle will ratisfy any unprejudice .1 mind that it is realiy as good as recommend ed Sea Otter Oil is a beautiful article for the Hair. at the corner of ash.ogton awd Mate street is putting it up in fine style Times Fsr sale, wh.iieaale ami retail by the proprieior.F BROWNE 58 Washiiijion street, oppoi-ite the Past iiffice Boston.

by ail of the Druggists and Perfumers in Boston, Charlestown, Saiem, Lyan, Danvers, Taunpm. dl9 eop DR. SANUEL THO.MSON^S INFIKMAUY AND GENERAL DEPOT OF MEDICINE, No BOSTON. A GE.VTS with Family and Medicit.e at a lib- ersi discnuRt for cash CAUTIO.N indivtiluals are selling what they call Tbomsotiian.Mediciiie.s, represent them in have been prepared by me I wish the public to ui.derstand tfislinr.ily that neither myself nor my system of practks, islo be heid for the purity ofany medicines not by me, or my anhorized agents The public have suffered much from the that have followed the use of and adulterated bearing my name. It my puspoi'e to the public well a-lvised wiiore they may find the genuine medicines carefully hv my own and if choose lo make thc-ir purchases it is charge me with the a.encv of any that may fallow from their own acts, over which I have norovitrol.

A list of my ageoLa may he found in the ri.omsonian published in Bjstun, To those I refer alt who m.ay desire to pr-ieiire my or l-ooks AH inctu-JiBg some travelling pedlars, wlio profess to have either or medicine from me, are and are che.aiing the public with vile pa rations. eply Aiati'L't per ship Fianklm, fiitp law DI A fk. 1 1 10 in -y 15 a. I I- tv I liunb B'luv 11 ,11 I a.id L'i 1 1 D' ir. 1 It D.

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