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NEW YORK HERALD.
lew york, Thur.d.y, October 10, Is43.

CHrAr LIrEsAruEE.-The following have just been
published and for sale at this Office, togetherwith
all the latest publications Of the day, ct the Wholesale
end retail prices-The Irish Melodies, by Thomas
Moore The Wrongs of Women, by Charlotte Elizabeth
The Monkias, by Cooper Mrs. Ellis's Hou eepng
Made Easy, Complete Instructor in all branches Of
Cookery AMI Domestic Economy.
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MILITARY VISIT TO THE CHATHAM One Of the
most gay and gallant military corps OF the country
the National Guard of Easton, Pa.-is now on a
visit to our city. Captain Yohe, the Commander, has
accepted the polite invitation Of Mr.. Deverna, and
In full regimentals with the band. the troupe visits
the Chatham Theatre to night. The especial coca
sion is the anniversary Of The surrender Of Lord
CORVALLIS and his forces at Yorktown, during the
revolution. Mr.. Burton appears in three of his fun
niest characters, and the rival dancers Miss Raia
and Miss Darlington, the juvenile prodigy, with Mr..
Williams, all appear in dances; and MIR. Hall in a
comic song. The bill such one as cannot fail to
please.
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Agents be supplied with all Of he by forward.
ing their orders emily this Office and on reasonable
erms the moment they arrive. subscriptions will also
DC received and punctually attended to.
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Circuit Court.

WEDNESDAY, Oct lS.-Kentish ps. B. 4 C.. Tatham.-
In this case, reported in Tuesdays edition, where the
plain if seeks to $1,000 for putting into successful
competition lead pipe the defendants, in opposition
the prepared timed pipe of other plumbers the plain
tiff having failed to prove that Charles latham was q
partner in the concern nonsuit entered motion
TO that effect by the counsel for the defence.
Calendar for Tiursday-25, "A Al "A, IS, "a SO, a. 40.
81, 65, 49, "a, 3D. 90, 100, lO9 i02, 100, lO4, los
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o0- DIR. TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT,

07- DIR. TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LIvERwORT,
prepared Of SIS Bowery for the Of coughs colds
sumption liver complaints, and all diseases OF he chest
lungs, and liver. Read the following certificate =
GLoucrsrEl, July 81, isAs
Alter laboring under and troublesome cough.
ior long Tine finding relief from opiaes syrups, &c
was Induced to try Dr. Taylor's Bslsam Of Lver~ ot
prepared at S6 Bowery, New York; and before using
one oouie; an old cough companion, which had N is
winter and spring dsheartened, debiated and afflicted
me, LEFT the field OF contention, and now perfectly
restored 10 health
[signedl H. PHELPS.
Persons afflicted with any Of the diseases for which this
medicine is recommended should suffer to
be put off with any other OF the many articles made
imitation OF this butshoud remember that the genuine
Balsam OF Lverwort now has engraved label around
each bottle with the signature of DR. Gurdon Leeds
tached counterfeit and that OF the
original office s7e Bowery, andb g. Leeds Wholesale
druggist, las Maiden lane.
90 PRIVATE DlsEAsEs.-A CURE GUARAN.
TEED-The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy OF the
City of New York. established 'or the suppression of
auackery is prepared to treat all diseases of pr
vate nature and offer all those afflicted with these dis
ressing malades advantages not to be met with In
other institution in this country either public private
From the constant correspondence and from private
between the members OF the College and the
most eminent professors OF the medical institutions of Eu
rope all the treatment OF these diseases
forwarded to them long before they reach the msjo
rity of the medical profession OF this country With such
celebrated remedies together with the combined skill Of
sfed that the good work they have undertaken, the
suppression of quackery will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion Of the public requiring their
Terms for advice, all medicines, s.
once and Consulting Rooms Of the College o. Nassau
NIB. Patients living at distance, by stating their d.
sease explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere II any,
TONS Tor USE with guarantee of by addressing tho
agent Of the college, post pad. enclos ing S.
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NIBLo's.-The Ravel family attracted another
crowded saloon last night The theatre will be equal
ly well filled this evening" for the Bedorin Arabs are
to exhibit their" daring and almost incredible feats
there is always great spirit OF emulation among
the RaveIs, during this entertainment that invests
the whole performance with interest and admiration
The tight rope, by the infant Ravel and the whole
famly-a Sranish Pas de Deux, by Madam Leon
| JaveIli, and Gabriel Rave, with the great Panic.
mime of the season, the '55 Msjoriuas ofForiuna
tns;" Fortunatus, by the inimitable Gabriel. This
popular piece will wind up with seiat one of the
most successful seasons of Niblo's establishment.
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| NAvAL.-The frigate Savannah, perfect beauty.
will sail tomorrow or next day for the Pacific, to
| touch at Rio de Janeiro
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PENNSYLVANIA NAvreAroN.-The repairs Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal will all be completed
so as to render the canal navigabe, by the 2O.h.
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WISCONSIN. The returns received thus far, war
rant belief that Dodge, the Democratic candidate,
will be elected The Chicago Democrat says he
cannot fail to be elected by 1900 majority. At IL
next session the legislature OF Wisconsin will stand,
politically, 10 democrats to wings IN the council,
and IL democrats toys wings in the house-a de-
mocratic majority OF IL on joint ballot.
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o. RiCORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TuRE Tor the permanent Of primary and secondary
syphilis This mixture is the best most eectual
meay at present known for these
controlling the diseases without njurng the consttu
ton confinement FROM business Sold Ia large bottle
81 EACH small de- $ in containing half doz IN S.
carefully packed and sent to all parts the Union OF
ce and consulting rooms OF the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent,
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most TeVOllluB case Cl cTlinc came 10 our KNOW
ledge some days since, which we are called upon
TO record as the facts were stated Some five years
since, man calling himself Patrick ID. Cavanaugh,
an lrshman by birth, came 10 our county, and OBJ
tanned situation In the capacity OF teacher Ia the
neighborhood of the Cross Roads, in the western
part of Rockville District. He there became &C
quainted with Mrs Scott. After several neffec
tua attempts to gain the consent of the relatives of
he lady for union in marriage, 1t was discovered
that he had seduced her, and while in a delicate
situation, they were united, and lived together un-
Ill about six months since, when they separated.
The cause was soon ascertained he hao seduced
his step daughter, girl about fifteen years OF age,
who lived in the family. She attended school
kept by her father n-aw, as pupil, until she gave
birth 10 child, on the 81 of October install The
day after this occurrence, she appeared ln The VII
lage OF Jamestown where the school was kept,
and aroused suspicion In these who had known
her situation. She had been forced from her bed to
allay suspicion. warrant was detained on Thur
day last, and Cavanaugh was arrested at his house,
when a search was m ide tor the child The pri.
stated that the child had died, and was buried
in the garden near the house. They then proceeded
10 disiner the body OF the child, when the prisoner
iaterered, saying that the body was so mansled
hat it could not be recognized as human being"
The skull and lower Jaw OF the infant upon be-
ing examined by DR. Keall aud others, was loOnd
broken, and the body otherwise mutilated. The
Jury upon the case gave verdict according to the
evidence, that the child came 10 Its death by vio
ence inflicted by Cavanaugh," who was fully COM
mitted TO Montgomery county jail, to await his
trial at the November term OF the county court Tor
The murder of the child of Margaret A T.. Scott.
The prisoner s about thrty-fve years OF age, OF a
repulsve appearance, and has been In this country
about nine years. He has generally borne a bad
character in the neishborhood v here he resided,
and he was accused with inducing his step daughter
to steal 500 from her grandfather, the money hav
ing beer found upon charlottesville Md Journal
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The FIRE AT QUkBEC.-Loss estimated to be
S5O0O
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Common Pleas,

Before Judge UIh0fer.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. ls-ln the of William J. Tenny
Henry P Hoyt and Emily his wife, the jury returned
plaintiff.
For plaintiff, L. Livingston, Esq; for defendants E. "
Joice Esn
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
~ a. . ooo,,nts hy n;o

Ono ELECTION Il he results OF the Congr essional
election, as corrected by the accounts by last nights
mlil are rs fnOws:-
Dist Locofoeo. Dist. Wing.
lsi-Aie xandsr Duncan SIR C. Schenck,
2l--John Weller, 9th
6.h-H st. John, 4th-Jos. Vance,
Hh-Jos. J. Mcdowell, sth-J. J. Vsnmeter,
lOth-H. A. Moore, sh-Elas Florence
lth-Jacob Brinkerhof l2th-S + Vinton
loth-Jos. Norris l3th-P B. johnson,
ioth-yas Matthews, I4th- Alex. Harper,
l1th-Wm. c. McCauslind, lsth-D r. Tilden,
leth-Exra Dean, a0th-Joshua R. Giddipgs,
2ist-H R Brinkerhof
Eleven Locofocos and nine Wings elected-the
9th district not heard from
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The STATE OF The STREETS There are in every
part of our streets large holes which greatly en-
danger the sxes and the spngs Of all carriages that
pass over them. We last night saw an omnibus in
Broadway which had thus broken down. an was
rendered useless for the present. and during the ss
two weeks we have seen about half dozen similar
accidents for the repairing of which our city
fathers ought in lusiice To- paw
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COMSIOLK " CO.'S.
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract Of
6ARS APARlL LA


ARsAPARiLLA,
ron
scrofula, Mercurial and syphiloid
Chronic Rheumatism, diseases,
General Debility, Bes from an impure hobi
Cutaneous Diseases, of body,
scay Eruptons ofthe skin alterations OF the Throa,
letter, aud Leg,
Pimples Pustues the Pains and Sw telling Of the
Face, Bones,
And all diseases arising from impure state Of the
Blood, Exposures and lmprudences In Life,
Excessive Use OF Mercuiy,&c
The greet popularity Of Sarsapara and its established
Efficacy, render superfuous enter into any encomium
OF Its virtues, or adduce any evidence in its favor.
The article is tied as good, strsng and In
large bottles any sold at dollar the low price Of
90 cents per boe$ per dozen and is to he found geuu
inc only at 81 Courtlsndt street
90 WORMS KILL THOUSANDS, AND ARE
much more dangerous 10 human life than would other.
wise be supposed because parents that thu
majority OF diseases under which their children appear
to suffer arise altogether from worm, and while they
'ampering with medicines which are of avail the
chrdren pine away and die The remedy 10 sure.
Dr. shermsn's worm lozenges specific In their :, cts
and bring them away when all other means fail The,
have now been before the public for many years Thou
sands have tested them and found them never failing
remedy, and they offered with great confidence Q
those who may need them. We have been eye witness
to their wonderful effects. They may be had at DR.. g
warehouse LOG Nassau street and of his Agents. 221 Hud
son stree; iss Bowsry; u Ess, Broadway 20 whi'sm
street, end l3s Fulton street, Brooklyn.
o. PROFESSOR vELPEAU's sPECTFIC PILLS
Tor the radical cure OF Gonorrhes elect and all INC Gu
putulent discharges OF the urethra. Prior to the intro
iucon OF these pills into the United States diseases oil
the urcthra considered difficult TO cure, requirI
low Diet confinement from business, and course 81
medicine ofrom two three months In ordinary case
but thanks TO the research and long experience o. fro
'or velpeau, these complaints are ehectusiy eureu
his celebrated pills in from four to ten days without Coz
inement alteration OF Diet tsnting the breath, or di
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boxes containing one hundred pills, price 81, at Il 9
dce and consulting of the College OF Medic
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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Mr.. J. HoRsLkY PALMER This distinguished
hnsncer aud banker has, we understand, decided
upon remaining among us this winter, his i'm
mense interests beIng Of too much moment to ad-
NIT Of his absence. Mr. Palmer expresses, we hear,
every confidence in the ultimate payment Of the
States obligations, and eyDces perfect good feel.
ing In lis negotiations with those indebted 10 aim
He has received the most marked attentions from
our citizens generally, and is deservedly respected
and esteemed by ALL
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STLAS G.. WILLIAMS.
This article IL to be found at ~ Cortlandt street.

90 CONsTITU riONAL DEBILITY EFFECTU
ALLY CURED-The Tonic Mixture, prepared by the
New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, is now
universally prescribed by the Medical faculty Tor tn
cure of extreme debility by secret ndulgences
Cases of the distressing daily conquered
by this powerful nvisoraor " i'll also be found
most efrctual remedy for ali cases Of impotency,
minal weakness, and nocturnal emissions.
sold in single bottles. 81 each, in cases. containing
half dozen, So, carefully packed and sent 10 all
parts Of the Union.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms oil the College, 81 Nassau
etra
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AFFAIRS IN PoRTo Receive learn from St.
Johns, that nc change had been made in the admin
s.ra'ion of the government-the officers appointed
by Espartero still retaining their places. Porte Ri
co will, however, like Cuba, be soon furnished with
the new adherents
The new crop OF sugars on the south side Of the
island promised well, but the north side it will
prove considerably short OF last years.
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Extra Herald for Europe

he steamer Great Western, the Fashion of the
atlantic Course will leave ettwo O'clock this after
noon, for Liverpool. Her letter bags at Gilpns
n the Exchange, and will close al one o'clock.
We shall prepare for this packet an Extra Herald,
which will contain the very latest financial, CONNER
cial, fashionable, and theatrical intelligence, from
all parts of the country. THIS edition will be ready
at noon-twelve o'clock-n wrappers or not, as the
buyers please. Price two cents
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OHIo ELEcTioN--Twelve democratic and nine
wing members to Congress have been elected. The
whlgs have, however, probably carried tbe STATE L.
gIslature by small majority
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fuy- THE GRAND RUSH at the American Museum
is owing The p.raeled attractions there. Gen. Tom
wherever he is; but now the splendid entertainments in
the afternoon at O'clock and then again in the evening"
seem to give impetus 10 the affairs Of the estab sh
ment and keep crowded from morning till late at night
The perpetual fair is attracting great attention from
those no have specimens OF their goods manufactures
Inventions &C. at Nblos and there is strong probability
of the extensive saloon appropriated for being filled up
forthwith.
% THE MANAGER OF PEALE's NEW YORK
MUSEUM seems determined that the public shall MOI
lack for amusement Before attraction becomes old
he produces something Mons Adrien the greatest
magician in the world commences his performances in
the black art this evening Also, Signor Rnado and his
mechanical figures The mysterious child Haja will give
display Of mis- supernatural powers. CasPar Hauser.
Certo and the $4,000 curosities. Admittance to the
whole only one shilling.
90 JOHN BURDELL, DENTIST, ssa BROAD.
WAY of Franklin street. Second block north Of
the public that he has not abandoned the practice Of his
RECESSION have reported since leaving his old
place Chambers street, but still continues his business
in all its branches.
o. DOES YOUR EMPLOYMENT CAUSE YOU
TO sTOOP IF SO; you require every now and then
gentle ne s must h S De
and flow fthe juices in degree DISTRACTED by the
doubling up of,he body which absolutely necessary in
many sedentary pursuits. From such distractions per-
manent chronic disease will arise unless the digestive
apparatus and almeary canal are occasionally relieved
Of their impurities and stimulated TO vigorous
healthy action. 1t is asserted that any medicine
wholly supersede he necessity Of exercise but
know from experience that Peters Vegetable Pills will
keep the in healthy state, in where fresh
air and exercise luxuries that but occasionally
enjoyed These pills gently smulative as well as
cahartic and give tone and vgor to the stomach and
bowels at the time that they perform the work OF
publication. beware ofspurious limitations" Principal
office l25 Fulton, corner Nassau st
90 THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING CERT.
fcate gwen when this Extract OF Lung wort
used in private practice and its superior efficacy
in all diseases OF the chest lungs and liver were such
that the propretors could not withhold its virtues from
the public.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 49, 1913
GENyLEMES
About months ago seized with violent cold
accompanied by n racking cough which soon caused
raising OF blood tried various medes. but did
good; bat the contrary my cough increased and
it feared would result 10 consumption then used,
by Recommendation ofmy ply scan the tract Of Lung
wort. purchased bottle, used IT, and in one month
ceased raising blood my cough entirely disappeared, and
health wsscompleely restored enabling to attend
to my business usual
STLAS G. WILLIAMS.
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sS WE SHALL RECEIvs BY THE hlBERNlA,
md have Tor sale Al the Herald Literary Depot Herald
Buildings, Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau
,treets the follow ing latest Foreign Journals =
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FROM CHINA-The ship Morrison, Capt. Benson,
arrived at late hour last night, in 1876 days from
Canton BY herw have received Canton papers
10 the Sd June-but they contain nothing OF i'm
pOKthncr-
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MOVEMENTS Mrs Commodore Morris and FAM.
" are al the Aston General Scott is al the Amer
can General w. 6 McNeilI is at the City Hotel
The Hon. T. Harrington, State Treasurer, is at the
Same hotel
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FROM SIERRA LEONE, AYRIcA-We learn from
the Philadelphia Gazette of Wednesday, that the
brig Kathleen, Captain Taylor, arrived at that port
from Gambia, Africa, on Wednesday morning,
bringing files of Sierra Leone papers to the 18th Of
July.
Mr.. Seagram, the Governor of Cambria. died a,
Bathurst Of the coast fever, the 9th of August
In the Sierra Leone Waterman we find the follow.
items of news:-
CAPTURE OF A sL.vER.-The Brazilian barque
Confdencia Master, Marvel dos Santos Lara, was
taken off Quillimane River Mozambique Channel.
She was captured on the l7h OF March last by her
Majesy's ship Lilly, Commander George Baker,
and was brought, into this port on the Goth uIt The
cargo consists OF farna, leagers, &C., slave irons
and slave. deck were found on board The Conf
dencia it is said, put in at the Cape of Good Hope,
and called at Benguela on her passage to this place.
ANOTHER SLAYER SRlZED.-The Brazllian schr.
Esperance, Antonio Alexandra Gonsalves, master,
was brought into this harbor on the 22d ut. She
was captured of Popo, on the 18th May, BY E. G.
Price officer, Charles Bray. This vessel s fully
equipped for he slave trade.
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90 JOHN BURDELL, DENTIST, S62 BROAD
WAY, of Franklin street. Second block north
the Broadway Tabernsole) would notify hio patrons
the public that he has abandoned the practice Of hi
profession have reported, since leaving his oil
place in Chambers street, but still continues his bushes
In all its branches.
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PoLrcE-Nothing of interest before the Police yester
day
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GALE AT ST. THOMAS BY the brig Sally Ann,
Pattiscn, arrived al this port Yesterday from st.
Thomas, whence she sailed on the 18th September,
we learn that heavy squall was experienced there
on The 2slh, commencing at o'clock, A M, and
lasted nil 4, p. M, the wind prevailing altogether
from the south, which caused heavy sea in the
harbor. The wind was very severe, accompanied
by heavy rains Two st. Croix packets and small
sloop were driven on shore-one was loaded with
flour, butter, lard and sperm candles: they were
done in the town from heavy rains and wash from
the hills IN some of the stores there was not less
than 10 q feet of water Baltimore american,
Oct 49,
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The TO consist Of ls5 men, exclusive OF officers
The trial will be, in nautical point ofview the
most interesting spectacle ever witnessed in this
port. All must be the Battery to this contest
between England and America. 1t will take place
at two O'Clock
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