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MEDICAL.

THE PRIVATE TREATIsE.-Ihis is a little volume %
Of stated in the aine't possible manner And
not only dire for the simple and receu
cases but those which have fallen improper hands and
continue from month month particularly dwelt on
such persons will Immediately the difficulties which
pede hei. cure whatever they be- well the plan to
pe m each particular IL is obtained only OF the
author an h pr Ralph. SO Greenwich st. Price 81
VI also takes this opportunity of saying that he may be
vate residence, any hour
Aware however Of the deep just soctude which many
ieel 70 connit person of integrity well experience
tes peculiar complaints the suthor deems
the following sketch of the opportunities he has had 10 m
himself Tor ms trust And this he is the inclined to-
many have assured INN that for Of information Of this
one who had boosted most e yodIoas curesbu
side his rank graduate Of Edenbuh &c &c &C. he has
been watching these diseases both in hospital city practice
work expressly them Also that has testimonial letters
from the eminent ply of Europe the most
in Amcrcaas Sir Ashley Cooper DR.. Mott OF n w.
and Dr. Physick Of Philadelphia and Others further Thai
he has the privilege of slerng to almost every physician
better ground Of confidence those who 10 him
Consultations may be made by post and for such he has
tie private chest everything necessary for speedy
and private 1t is forwarded may be directed Price
10 Isrk-
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MEDICINES.

FD 3E sAf rom E R ss
ed to read the following and from the persons named parcu
more i a year. su after bs"s eonn 'a
se h p pf Soa a % sn M e
cnes of the day, without benefit.
% ' wi
daughter of Mr. watrous West Chelsea was afflicted to
such extent tina. her head was nearly continued She
entirely cured short BY using half box
Many other be learned and references obtained by
'-,' .''' ~ i; ", MATHEwsoN. Norwich, c.
% do most eReer inform YOU thar my WIFE IS enrey
of % ss X s ss of esa e S nd d.
on her sn om S and be-, Ss use
ss s.
ssse o Sa wholesale and retail by sands
x Ss =
Ss ss s i''ss s2GR T s
81 BSs|s1,S ;s Bs:s {: the most ''s.
DR.. PETERS INDICATED
LOZENGES.
n Peters Loasnses, and for The
aste IN their operations and certain IN their effects
These properties the result of chance but of experience
based and tested by tme for the proprietor whose
life has been devoted the study of medic and whose uni
verssy known the varying and combining of them
influence the great OF human diseases almost
without parallel up his entire attention for whole
the yericcng of and made his discoveries public
until y beyond the reach the requision Of improve
PETERS WORM LOzENGES.
These the desderaums long required. They
ccy pleasant the and gentle in their operations,
that they ieaessly administered the
FAINT and medicine heretofore discovered be named
in comparison with destroyer of worms II has
for them which they and having
tasted they become powcress and die. The Worm Lozcnges
to be administered doses sufficient produce caac
Effect The attention of especially solicited favor
of this unrivaled article.
PETERS COUGH LOzENGES
Far coughs colds whoopIng coughs and all pulmonary
plants these truly Invaluable article, and be
suspense but relieve them almost proving efficacy
before the taste has passed from the mouth DR.. Peters
the readers trial of this and will hazard his reputation
the result.
PETERS CORDIAL LOZENGES
Dr. Peters almost fears speak Of these Lozenees they
deserve lest he should artc the readers crcduy for in
claiming for them the OF invigoatng the mind of dis
peling melancholy and low spirits Of subming the
on OF STRENGTHENING the of sweeteDng the BREATH
giving thereunto bamy fragrance and of almost instantly
curing the headache and correcting affections he a
bues them virtue which they do fully possess In
addition, they the delicious Of all Lozenges, and
the stomach, and sharpening the appetite.
DIR. PETERS
VEGET.dBLE SHILLING STRENGTHENLNG
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all parts Of the United States, made
~ the most favorable terms. by Y
s. J. SYLVESTER,
m2sc 20 Wall st. and 100 Broadway
CROTON WATER.


EwBANK'S LEADEN FIPES, LINED WITH TIN
IL In Of the deeeous effects Of drinking
well ale cider and other fluids Of lead the adoption
of thess pipes for carrying the Gotten through the dwell
ings citizens strongly recommended the pro-
sors Of Chemistry in the University, Columbia College;
College Of Physicians and Surgeons Rel by the Mayor
CITY State Commissioners and Engineers Of the Aqueduct
the Superintendent; Of the rc Der and Commissioner
Chron and other eminent medical and scientific gentlemen
To having pipes, pumps, baths &c. fitted
anticipation Of receiving the Croton wsis the friends Of
cause the at large
i.ulsry well fo their superior strength du
rab'ty well as Tor Their quality OF Transmitting the first
lions The timed rrcs will be up prices varying
slightly nom those charged by plumbers For Like
every mproSement in The arts; they have had contend bo,
agine their interests affected by them. All who desire infor
nation respecting them invited 70 sand FOR circulars, and
give their orders to THOS. EWBANK,
jcI0 cod lmsr 20 Spruce 30 Crosby street
MADAME RESTELL,
EEMALE Physician, Office and resi- dencs nwch
street between Courtlsndt and Liberty Streets where
she be consulted with the stcest confidence and where
also her celebrated medicines he Obtained All letters
he paid and addressed box ~ York city Medicines
forwarded by mail. Boston Office No. Essex street
m3i lmr
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HUMAN HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
THE HAIR OF THE HEAD CAN BE RE.
STORED

READ THIS, judge mparsy, the testimonials, bear in
~ mind that offered but fair truthful
statement The following will sucea thousand OF her esti-
'FRONT.' s. Baker. ESQ., r Fellow of the Royal Scientific
Institution
The Royal Scientific Institution has been favored with
testing It's recommended qualities and reports ollows:We
have infinitely examined and tested Jones' Oil Of
and find that II consists Of compounds decidedly favorable for
nourishng soeniny causing growth danu and Civ
commended by Mr. Jones' which this Society find perfectly
true, and in virtue thereof award Mr. Jones the above test
mOnal" (Sighed) j. y. BAKER, +. II. 3. L.
Sold by Jones' sign Of the American Eagle, So Chatham
street, ". w. AT the reasonable price offs shngs
ue Be careful to that Jones signed in handy rng
81 Dock Pbadcs Baltimore ST. Baltimore; 81 State
81, Albany; State ST. Boston. icl Imsc
AN INTERESTING WORK ON THE EAST Just
n published by Carey Hart Notes of Tour through Tu
sey Greece Egyp Arabia, fetrrn, 70 the Holy Land, IN
Thebe the Red Sea- Mount Sinai Pct, the Edcm Of Scrip
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
- we commend to the public sterling work OF travel
The author has conrvcd give scptons Of places
scenery and spirit OF freshness aud xIssemblancs
that be much admred.--Sp,nt OF the Times. 49,
We doubt not but these interesting volumes VIII DC
eagerly sought for by the public.-New World.
The work precisely such man Is eia TO take up
when he desires information the subject OF which
uests--Brother Jonathan.
pleasant, unprefcndng account OF ramhes through
regions about which every intelligent mind desires information
ard IS furnished in style which every one VIII hndageeable
-Pennsylvauisn.
There page the work that not interesting and in
struciiye.-DeI Journal.
We think this book destined become extensively popular
and cordially Join with our brethren Of the press IN com
For sale BY WILEY PUTNAM,
jet 3wsr New Yor
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MISS COW AN

ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' Of New York and its
~ vicinity, that she continues giving lessons the Piano
receive her pupils at No Sc White street. if preferred viii
attend the respective houses of those ladies who honor
her with their patronage.
Harps and Piano Fortes for sale and hire.
Also splendid Piano Forte of superior quality and
or sale MI Inns
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DENTISTRY

i
yNM THORN, DENTIST, solicit. the attention those
w who artificial Teeth, and those who may require
them to his method Of supplying the Maxilary family viz
the Teeth Knowing that there IS dsagreesbe
mouth Of those who INDULGE in acids resulting from the action
Of the acid the Gold Plate In all that admit Of
teeth from complete without using
ticic Of met of any DESCRIPTION
ll.au...
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ROA RIDING.

private family four gentlemen can be handsomely
accommodated with partial board and from, Broad
way, between White and Walker streets Terms modeiae
Inquire 1896 Broadway
Birds of all kinds for sale 336 Broadway. jel0 lw*r
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MARSHALL HOUSE.

a CAKD.-BOAKDING, at Jamaica, Long Island. \. y:
IN Persons DESTROYS of passing the months the
county, accommodated with pleasant and board
at Fulton street second door from the Of Washington
Communication by Railroad and Stage four times per day.
Reference be made JAMES HERMAN, ESD,
Fulton street, jamaica, l.. l.
Railroad Dept minutes walk from the House ma 2wsc
u OARDiNG-A few select boardsrs viii. be taken Gen
ID and respectable family. Apnv No. Fulton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

arouse their rank and fle but the farmer who il
getting but eighteen pence per bushel for his oats
instead of fifty, which freely paid him under The
two last Democratic Administrations, is very apt &c
meet the appeals of Wing orators, by asking them whe
Their these prices the promise blessings that were
to result from the change of 1910 The great point 10
the Democratic strong holds is TO get on, the voters
Old Suffolk, which give almost any majority that
the exgencies of The Democracy may demand, is
aroused Mr.. Vanderpoel and Mr.. Hawkes. have tins
week. at the request of friends, addressed large assem-
bles of the people there, and Major Davezac IS now
exhorng our FRIEND DIS in other parts Of the county
Whit is the Democracy in Rookland doing: Las,
year. she did not poll half her Democratic vote, and
equenty aority less there than IN lS4o
We hope this years result will prove that they nPpre
cia,e the Importance Of The coming contest
WE most calmly avail, the Returns. The Dat
tie field will be arduousy contested Both par'ies are
strongly organized, and armed 10 the teeth l'ie
Democra ratio party will the principles, which the
Republicans of New York have inscribed upon thelr
banner-rom the following annuncialon in the Albany
Argus of Thursday last
"DEMocRATIc Cry MEErISG.-The Republican
Electors of the city of Albany requested TO NEE.
at the City Hall, TO MORROW EVENING" al
O. clock.
ALL THOSE VINO ARE OPPOSED to an overshadowihg
National and State Debt, to a Mammoth Bank, to ex
hausting the Treasury by distributing the proceeds OF
the Public Lands, aud TO supplying the vacuum oy
Ia on the neesysarcs Of life enrichng the privileged
classes and orders the expenses of the mass OF inc
People, pro,,rating the State credit and squanderng
the State revenues
ALI THOSE VINO ARE ~ of n simple, eeoHo
rneai honest administration of afars-Siate and
Na,icunl-of the punetno and faithful payment OF Sfnl
debts and of timely prorison 10 meet hen-o The fais
and steady proseeufton c Internal Imprormsns' and
reuenue Iarif, TO meet the wants ofhe Government
economically administered
ALL THOSE WHO nELIEvH WITH ANDREW JACK
SON-That the blessings of Government, like the
dews of Heaven should be dispensed nike to tho
RICH and the rooR-and all those who are disgnated n
the ELoATrp promises, and LASK performances ct mo
dern Whisgery, are respectfully invited TO be present
Several distinguished speakers vii! address the meet
inu joins VAS buren,,
Chm Gen. Committee.
| lanes r. Rose Secy.
November 3, 1s12
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The New York Herald Of the 4;h, processes to Civ

The New York Herald of the 4;h, processes to give
"Hphly Important news from Washington First,
That MIR. Webster will leave the Cabinet, and GU
abroad, probably 10 Paris-that Mr.. Spencer or Mr.
U2shur Kill become Secretary Of S,ate-and that Mr.
Gushing will be Secretary of the Treasury, in place Of
MIR Enthusiastically, That the President and Ca
bne; are determined in shape or other, 10 main.
tain the independence of Texns--and measures are
taking 20 scp the invasion threatened by Mexic"--or
which purpose, tbe Constellation frigate, "a guns.
Marion soop of war; of the large steamers, and all
The West India feet, ordered 10 concentrate az
fast as possible before ST. Juan dU!loa, at Vera Cruz
Third, That Mr. Tyler is preparing his Message, and
twill insist on the passage of his currency pan called
the 'Exchcqner, at the next sessi0n-and Il Congress
linns al The elections he WILL after the 1'h of March,
call an Es.s Session oftc new Congress, AND RAISE
Az r\CIrrarSr THAT WILL DrMaIIsH TIE LEADERS
OF ROTH rac1roYs--Aso oil Office -hoders who neg
lcct their cutes or me dde with elections, will be re
mored-and general sweep may be expected soon:
o: course We do not endorse these reports, having
no information from tie iopn,an head Bot We sloald
susGes; th accuracy OF the passage, which We have
thrown into s>AL ears 4, all events we should hope
that such cannot be the MOTIVE ct Captain Tyler.
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AND FOR sALE-I .rr for sale tho Tract of Land which
IL reside Ia the county Of enrco. niles Its
riiy Of Richmond, and mile from the Brooke Turnpike
s2 which 43 grounds,
lying Chckahony vcr-I42 of highland and
ysny eight fraction IL low grounds uncrarej
beng the original grouheouanipg god wocd and excel
timber Sxv.fve grounds
the upands have bee seeded in and Herds gS
which plentiful crop Of hay Summer and
In improving condition. To Lsnd from fresh
Canal has becn cut from point of the
grounds the other upwards of GOO yards LENGTH
~ 90 feet wde Throughout this has been regularly
dyked and hnnkrd and by this body Of rich land
cultivated last summer las experiment. part Of the
Ing the crop tine li Injured by haii any in
Virginia All the uEeea,ed high land hand Of
quality The crop Of Corn, high land will te he
six ana hundred barrels. Tie ms
bu, has been used only limited extent The
Rood but plain. The dwelling hou~ Of wood with rooms,
and has recently been thoroughly repaired. The
sit Of kichrn, with ererll rooms laundry with )
Ice house. and well n the best Tho garden Is
large fully Two acres Productive every description Of vegc
bies-aLd sfnsnenrd with vrieiy Il flowers and plants.
New stables for ~ mu.s a-d osss cribs good harms hsy
sheds" and cabins for the accommodate" Of tiny negroes
believe TO he healthy be- fund anywhere.
This Tract formerly divided into Of rather Than 4Gv
esel and If desired will he asan divided and s, epa
raey. invite purchasers 10 visit the property. Ny will
he accommodating 81 sold privately ed the LIST day
GEo. 7. KENYON
Now aLids
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FARM STOCK, CROPS, UTENSILS, 10.
WILL b. sold n Public Auction without reserve,
w day tia 17h say " Nscerbsy ner, fair cthrrysr tlr
day. Ssboi E part Dnyrr GoochI.nd all
Farm Stock, Grips Utensils &C., that Esiats embracing
per riding and ayEets iIorsS ood Mares aud Colts valuable
Mule. xnd uxe Durham and Not
and every degree Of hxiween choice 81 c Cows
The pail, thoroughbred South iiown Sheep
Bakcwe fneito Berkshire Family Pork Hogs ready
for the knife, and rreaer number Of most desirable os
Clover Seed Straw shuck., &c, WaEaas Carts, and
usual extensive variety Of Farmpx Utrnsis Gear &e gr.n
In rOsd order, with OF Household and Kitchen
Furn'u,cafordnc In The whole, variety aud excellence
worthy The attention Of breeders and the farming pubic
Terms f Sae-S Nine mouths credit fur all sl0
bonds wh approved seoaIy BELOW that amount, eash will
required BERNARD PEYTOA.
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COMMUNICATED.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or CHESTERFIELD
BY the Enquirer, We are Informed, that meeting IS
propo ed 10 be holden by the Democracy at our Court
house on November court day, (hlonday) One OF Inc
objects of this meeting will be to pass such resolutions
MS shall be indicative Of the Of The people on the
Tariff Bill passed al the late session OF Congress. II
is 10 he hoped that as many Of you, as can conVe
uientiy come 10 Court on the day :xcd for the meeting
will he present TO lend your counenance TO what sna
be done The subject 10 he treated OF, is one oil VIA
mpor'once tie well teIng OF our Government, anc,
especially the agricultural and commercsl interests
Of the community. The principles involved IN 'h's
act NE ne fear directly opposed 10 the spirit OF our
institutions. We believe them 10 lie ruinnus ~ Pf"c-
tcp md fraudulent in throry-We believe u 10 De Gun
ninply devils. measure-orposed 10 the Constitution,
and subversive of our liberty. The Constitution qua.
ranters protection 10 all its cZens-lt spreads ITS pro
lrc,np care cs well over the humble and the poor,
as over the powerful and the rich Like Inc ce"s
of Heaven, it falls alike upon lie Just ana uhJ"s'
Equality the Ers.-tle grand Pr'nc'p!e taught IN cur
ncsaa eka:;a-tLe Declaration OF independence
The first truth declared in it Isl "lhot all men arg
created equal" The rs. section OF Or Bil oi i.gns
announoes nThat Ill men gre by Nature, equely iree
and indie endent :; and there 10 not one oil 'he oa
Thirteen" in the sine OF our severance ifo"
Great Britain, but made similar declarations ne"a'
we gather that ssmonopnlies and "e1clnsive PRIV
lrres are ininical the principles on which our 20
vernment is based and therefore, OF necessity any ae
of Government which gives birth or nS:ll5e ID ho.o
poes or creates and fosterc "ezciFs:1e privileges
in violation % ne compact, which binds US together as
nation 10 the Constitutions under which We are 60
verned. II our State Legislature were to compel ny
any act of it, cur citizens to pay tag tor ITS seppol
order that it might thereby protect few Iaoiatea ndi
viduals who contribute! ao;hing to the support ., 'hs
g,ote l,ovaroment we would think it oppressive indeed
Jus, S So is the operation the Tariff heavy
impost is laid upon imports Tie heavicst upon such
articles us gre in every day. 10 wit coarse co''1ns,
woolIens salt and iron-wh'le veTy light duty IS lad
upon apy article which may come under The agricultural
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rcTIoN IN NEW YORK.

The great sweepstakes in the empire State" takes
place To- dny What the result is likely TO be is thus
anticipated by the N. Y. Evening Post:
"OuR PRosrEcTs.- Our accounts from the country
are OF the most cheering character Indeed they leave
no room, in our estmation for doubt, that The Demo
crazy win carry their Governor Lieutenant governor
and decided minority Of both branches OF the Eegisa
ars by mos. triumphant ,najori,es: friend who
has Just returned from visit 10 the river counties, IN
forms us that while the Democrats are every where IN
fine spirits, the eooas are down and dlspirted. The
Wing ofce-holde are trying most assiduously 10
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we have nevertheless become long since welded to
our course, as best calculated 10 avoid the danger
| of pickering and distraction We utter the heart
felt hope, that the Republican members of our own
State Legislature will take early respond
the resolutions of their political brethren in Tennessee
with the exception of substituting llARElsnunG in
lieu OF Baltimore, the place of holding the National
Convention--and when the body, thus constituted in
observance OF established usage shall have made its
choice, the flag Of that candidate shall be agand
our every effort will be exercised lis triumph
at the polls We have thus defined our position, and
in ,ha, attitude content to abide the result"
The Harrisburg Reporter publishes the call OF n
meeting OF the friends General Cass "because the
advocates of every gentleman who has been named in
xion with that station have undoubed right to
urge the p7eensons OF their favor,e although ut says)
our views the subject have been frequently
avowed MIR. Buchanan is, unqnpstonahly, the choice
of vast ina orty Of the Democrats Of Pennsylvania,
and that preference will he declared the proper time
in manner, which cannot be mistaken or misnnder-
Stood whntever schemes may be entered into 10 create
impression in other States, that there exists dspo
ston to waive the claims of the Old Keystone TO the
| first Office in the gift of the people.
The Fridays Northern mail presents us with a
curious coincidence. II brought us LIST, letter from
the Chairman Of the Johnson State Central Commit
tee, who informs that ut their request, "Col john
son has made tour through most OF the counties IN
this State and the Of popular approba
ton are unprecedented in the history of our Common
wealth he adds, "that no man living, has so
strong hold upon the judgment and affections of the
people, the Hero of the Thames and is sure to re-
ceive tie vote OF Pennsylvania Tor the Presidency
Such are his views of the matter. Secondly lbrough'
US large handful, advertising meeting OF 1.-THE De
nocra,ic Republican friends of Gen. Lewis Cass the
accomplished scholar, distinguished statesman, un'
wavering Democrat, and gallant soldier, on Monday
evening November 2ls al Harrisburg for the purpose
of "nomnating him to The people of the United States
as a candidate for the Presidency To the handful IS
attached sketch of Gen. Cass, from the "Natona
Porrai, Gallery OF distinguished Americans, pub
lished in 1894.
We shall not want ample field of selection, there
fore, when the Convention meets They will have
candidates enough from which TO choose the strongest
and the best And it the opinion of sagaclons states
man. expressed hut the other day that "he more, TIT
merrer and the more, the beitcr-as making competI
ton les. personal and less PARTICULAR and the disaI
pointment general and less severe. For our owr
parts when the proper times to act and enter npor
The discussion, shall have not the slightest ohec
ton to see the qualifications Of all forth, in pro
per spirit of "harmony, union and concession
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POWHATAN HOUSE

THE subscriber has the above Establishment
and yi lake possession the first day Of Oct0be next
mil, hcb time The kept heretofore by p Du
val E n. pleased see his friend. and all others tina
,y favor him with call 10 deemed to any
thing in relation locality Of this House, as u must he gene
ruiy known having for many The principal ouss
louse NJ we'll an lis locality admirably suited for gentle
travelling their families, and members OF the o
whose accommodation arrangement. VIII be made me noase
will undergo thorough repair All promise To- use me
best OF my ability render Subtraction to all who may favor me
with their company and all can ask ra iheie VIII o.
the different landing places 10 convey pas
sengers and baggage free Of charge = ,,oDcps
K-tsw2mN
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o,op.cco FACTORY AND yAUXHALL GARDEN FOR
RENT and possession given January lsi The Iohnfeo
Factory u Mayo's island The Dock now 10 ne
MS woodbridge Catieil; and the Island knawn IN VxuI-
Ga1an with the adjoining it, both 1t present 70 posses
sion Of Mr. Thomas Ball. Also 10 rent The Tenement On sr.
occupied Clothing sose by Mr. hdoipn hncke heAt oeo~
The store OF Wadsworth, Turner c." -, .
For terms apply Robert A. Mayo, Er or TO H. l. rby al
the Toll House, Mayo's Bridge ;, =