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{a7- SUE, AGAIN This day published, price
shilling entire new romance the Marquis de Leoriere
or the Art of Pleasing, by Eugene Sue, author of the
"Mystcres of Paris" Matilda" &c. by Thomas Poolcy,
Esd complete and without abridgement This is ore of
the most wildly interesting of the romances of Eugene
Sue IL founded upon facts of actual occurrence and
exhibits the power Of the author in and favor
able aspect- being Inferior only in length the 'Mys
teries of Paris" The present translation has baen made
by one of the most thorough French scholars in the coun
try Mr. Pooley formerly of Louisiana who has sliliuy
preserved throughout the spirit of the original
Published and for sale by
BURGESS & STRINGER,
222 Broadway, N. Y.
TRANsLATon's CARp.-The undersigned vouches for the
genuineness and completeness hs translation of Eugene
Sues novel the marquis de Lctoriere the Art of
Pleasing this day published by Messrs Burgess strin
ger, 30th Nov. isi3 THOMAS POOLEY,
Teacher Of Languages and Translator,
ls5 Bridge street Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Cleared
S M ss e%.o Tss
SSd LSpSSry Ma1p5 r. za Alher,pS Joyce
A.
&T%p BY Niss s9 n% Tcm
GfSsy e. My J%s
sia SF Briggs New Bedford '>'''N '''
Arrived.
wse w s o To oe o Has
enssd very hsivE wishe during the
days. with ndsc, to master -. - - .'-'
SC to Vessels rtcose'e b 18th u"
GeoIE. Coombs seaman @ houaston. Of the yellow Ever
wTseGsd SsS q 1so Of yellow o fewer
Lowell Iawreqee 10 days from Palermo and Gibraltar
from Boston 81 days Just arr; briggs Eagle aud New England
Brig Ssdsla Hatch as days Ponce PR i days from land
Brig Anars Hatch 10 days from Sydney CD with COAL to
British brig Intrepid Finn 80 days from Harbour Grace NE
Brig Gsosiana, Bede 10 days from Savannah with rotor
Brig Lodi Philips, days Philadelphia, with mdse,
Sc Reed Hoppck The A. has been eight days north of
schr Belle McNlath, from Georgetown DC with flour to
schr John Marshall Millsron, from Folly Landing with
schr Manchester Worth day, from Petersburg with mdse
schr Ariel Trumbe days from York River with oysters
sehs Tiberus Tbbe 10 days from Lubec with plaster to
sloop Samuel Dayton, days from Virginia with wood to
master
One brig unknown Wind wsw
GenersI Record
los. on sn Pd S Sf5 ss from sn Msss; for MYor
Low LSwe pS TRs had soar -. 'S'
rs o a"a Sos .aSe om h
vessel io! loss having wholly disappeared during the fol-
Bsssvf Hrrs MHnThs following letter to the Norfolk
rom Shot Keys hs
he @ 5
New w S@f sss they sS" Gse%
Ts : ss c il Double sS", *
lsh,hOase wssrs s she went to pieces few hours The
ssved from the wreck except few sals trunks &C.
The ayana that passed next day,
were taken off by the Boxer the GOTH"
spoken.
steamer standing f, cath ult lat 81 a. lon 5o-by
WIN Russell Of aud for Liverpool Oct 49, lat &C. Ion 25by
Persia Of North Yarmouth standing E, Nov o. lat a. lon 81
Sarah Williams cenfuegos for Boston, Nov 90 lat a. lon
sl-by the Agawam. at this port.
Foreign Ports.
S G rss H,m'os Dsy, M
@ de- asS E M 6 sS.o %o
Ann dys s Gf H weston. hsS for
West-oficers and all well.
GUAYAMA about Nov lOln port Joseph, Gerts for Will
mingtop NC lth; Eolus, Haley, unc.
PoSoE, PR Nov l2sd Baltic Pike st Jago de Cuba with
her outward cargo, finding market at r.
Lake Ports
BUFFALO, Dec PAR Chesapeake and Indiana, Detroit;
Texas Cleveland LIST, Kentucky Toledo Cid 3D. Waterloo
Chippewa
Home Ports.
PHapItrHl., Dec t-Ar Erie Baxter and Marietta Ryan
Wheden Boston; Ganges Leach Work Star Cox do Robt
Ranoul, Card Dover, Nh Cid Majestic True and Susan
Taylor Grlndel Bo,ton Chief Reeves Providence; John
Crouch, Tomlin New York Arr in the Schuylk James
Hatfield, Thompson; Superb Cozzens and Niagara, Young
NYork.
BALrMoRs, Dec PAR John pevereux, Csstine Cid TraE
SoproiK Dec AR Garland Sisson Nev onJor. Wash
ing,on, Barber Alexandra for stonngonput in
OF head winds.
wNHINGToos, NC Noy 2a-Au Myers, Fowler, NYork;
25th North STATE Roberts; Comet Ireland aud star Will
iams NYok; 2sh, Myers and Anaconda New York; Avon
Berry, Sronington.
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Domestic Importations

SAyANNAHm3rg Georgiana53 bales Cahoone Kim
Cos Truesdae Moore-ld do 10 bales mdse Graham
Wlis-l4 cks rice Ogden-OO w Van Nest-8s fkins
order.
CHARLEsToN-Shp Harriet & Jessie-( Beo'e repored)-
1900 bales cotton 100 les rice Brown Brothers
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lly- Farewell to my old face, adieu to my phiz
So covered with blotches till Jones' Soap riz.
| remember thee well, my old dark yellow face,
Whose blemish no lotion or drug could erase,
Till that miracle rose-the great Chemical Soap

That balm for the homely-the only real hope.
For all chapd and tender flesh it is the excellent
and beautiful thing made it makes the skin soft white
and smooth any freckes, tan, pimples, salt
rheum scurvy, ersipelas rngworm, Sc, often curing a
ter the most powerful remedies have been used in vain
But the public be careful they buy it where in
this city but the sign of the American Eagle 81 Chat
ham street or they will be cheated with dishonest
r. Jones
The Moorish Hair Dyeto make light, red or gray hair
dark brown black price so cents 81 bottle Jones'
Spanish Lily White for making ladies cheeks fine ala
bastar white. This is different TO common chalk-we
warrant il not nure like chalk but to beauti-
fy the skn--ladies try this once you'll be satisfied
AGENTS. Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; State street
Boston; 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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This is given to show the increase in through
out the country 1t will be hereafter. when the
movements in other markets published that those OF
Buffalo are true criterion for all And will be observed
increase at that place has been remarkably great and
traordinary
Cous--Prices in thisI market are without material
change. The consumption Of Anthracite coal for the
year ending the first of April lS3 amounted to about
400 COO onsand the supply this year from all quarters
by railroad to the first Of April 1884, the end of the coal
year. 80 900 tons This will give surplus the
sumption OF last year of only $1,000 tons, to supply the
the supply of foreign coal will fall short of the mpora-
ton of the former year. at least 900 TONS rather is
SO supposed
real EsrArE-Anhony J. Blocker s. Co. adc the
follow ing sales today =
The brick store and lot of ground on the south.
westerly corner of Fulton and Gold streets con-
tanning 10 feet inches Fulton street; Is feet
inches on Gold street, by II feet 5 inches on the
westerly side. ................. So, 800
vacant lot the northwest corner of First Ave.
anue and 2sth street "a 81 by IS feet. ..... 400
A vacant lot on First Avenue, adj, same size 80. $40
vacant lot adj, do do $50. 800
vacant lot on southwest corner FirstAvenue and
vacant lot on First XvenUe adoining SSO
vacant lot on southeast corner First Avenue and
lot adjoining, on First Avenue, same sire sso
vacant lot on west side First Avenue, between
2sth and Goth Streets 81 ST by rs feet. .. 300
vacant lot east side First Avenue ~ 81 by 100
vacant lot on west side First Avenue next adjon.
ing the corner Goth street "a 81 by % feet 500
vacant lot on east side First Avenue adjoining the
corner Of Goth street, 2iel by 100 feet $3.50. $40
Four vacant lots the northerly side 18th street
between First Avenue and the East River, IS by
vacant lot on the west side First Avenue, between
2sth and 10Th streets, - 81 by IS feet. 300
Two vacant lots on the north side 2sth streets, with
the water right. ................ l775
tween First Avenue and!the rivcr-each $3.50. II2o
Two vacant lots on south side Doth street adjoining
with the water right. ................... l0s5
First Avenue and the river, each % feet wide by
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. FRIDAY, 9th December, l8i3.
CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH
" BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, BY
MADAME CINTl DAMOREAU.

. AND MONS. j. AKTOT,
belng positively their last previous depar-
tnre for the South Tuesday the 18th Dec Isi3 al the
Washington Hotel on hich occ lson also.
. SiGNOR CASELLR,
First Volonc the King of Sardinia aud Member of the
Philharmonic Societies Of Turin, enoa &c OF
feed his services will his first appearance eoun
try.
The whole Of the proceeds this Concert 10 be for the
benefit OF the French Benevolent Society.
Leader Of the Qusrtette MIR Timm
For Programme, small bills.
Tickets 81 EACH he had the Music Stoves witt and
ANVIL at the astor House. Demouico and at the door
Concert 10 conference ut O'clock dtnr
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Packets to Arrive,

FROM LrvERPooL.
Columbus. Cole, Oct. 81
Ashburton, HuttIeston, Oct. 81
S.Whitney, Thompson, Nov. 3
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
St. James, Meyer. Oct. %
Montreal, Tinker, Nov.
FROM HAvRE.
Albany, Watson, Oct. 90
s. de Grasse, Thompson, Nov.l
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER
ClcareG.

sur RISES ~ II NOON SETS 50
sUa srrs... .......4 81 HIGH water 40
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, Dec. 7
). Hicks, Bunker, Dec. II
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec. 81
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Toronto, Griswold, Dec. ~
Westminster, Hovey, Dec. 20
FOR HAvRE
Argo, Anthony, Dec. o
Rhone, Johnston, Dec. l6
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GERMAN Toys, FANCY ARTICLES, WATCHES
and lecery Plated WsTe brushes, English Pattern Cards
of Pocket Cutiey.-lAMLS NJ NIL LEX s. CO will SELL
Wednesday next Dec lnS o'clock No eli
berry street large o ne gold and silver Watches
aud Jewslry OF the .kers and
ern together with French and German Fancy Goods suitable
for the present being the balance Of The
porter comps good assortment Of articles in the line
Also, Invoice of rich Plated Ware CONSISTING Of Candle
sticks, Cake Bashes, Walters Snues and trays, Toast
Racks Table and Te spoons LIQUOR Frames, Cssors, &C.
Alsoa large OF Brushes Of all be-
ing the balance Of the stock Of a manufacturer.
Also invoice OF English of fine pocket Cutlery
Also, 30 eases OF German Toys.
Catalogues will be ready for day pevious 10
The safe d. 3tsec
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TWEI.F Eth WARD

TWELFTH WARD.
A MERjCAN REPUBLICANS, ATTEND. Justice to
dc M%df.,sE Fl A.'
% ssd sSSd order ssT and static Of
VI i a:7
Ssse. omT,ee appointed By Pie AmeIsa Republican
MED with proper recSions defining and se:ns oS II
ear gNt md tangible 5Im the views PruePs and doc
hat the people thereof at east NAV anseSsanS preey what sS
caa The Charter Election ' Of 1871 anu carry out sue
~ By ofd'i Of the T@ s!d So%n ai%ss,'so
HIRAM CABLE. s.ey pro tenn o' o'a u ss.r
THoRN's Cs,MPoUND EXTRACT OF C0PAlBA
any other mes;pe or fhs cure Of AZ sexual diseases and
highly popular and desidstun Iona sought for the ed
approved FORM paste it is eotey tasteiess and csus
eS 20 aaplsn,aata sensation ,s to the patiea
BEN examined sanctioned Sy a..
he profession Prepared BY j. b. ThOrns chemist London.
'' ''t JAMES TARE ssi' ass Greenwich street.
.ISw 90 bosds .S; a scis ' q
EoB yMG Ssxs9 ss 4.
cline Of manhood nFh beauty, &c. with the mode, Of
Ss is iS%'is; sisl
CLOVER %, Nassau Price ia SsY cent?, d. s,i..r
sf fAFEsH 1s1sASas#YESE IN asB
;s'S;a ss'
be SasT 8
''Sq 3 any chsF s;,sSl.hme" in this city
yards g%e Sd1tSs Sd . g. per YARD
1000 SSublf s. ppertne Cnpe.ing. per yard
@ pairs ss rs e1d%s sSsa. s. rom M q tn.
$4,000 yards ssG5 I'll sGos1 81 Ssh NJ SsS
,aw,m ''' Carpet establishment above Hester street
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PRIcEsBeef Cattle little higher for the best and
quote S4Sa5 to $525a550 with few choice cattle at
1915; left over l25.
Cows AND CALvEs-All sold at last weeks rates.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-We note advance sale of sheep
at s., so, and of lambs at $l,l2laS2,25.
We are acquainted with no trade that has increased
rapidly the pork packing and beef trade of the west
Since concessions have been made by the British Govern
men 10 the Americans in the shape of lower duties on
imported provisions every place OF any consequence west
Of Albany has entered into the packing business and i'm
quantities Of beef lard pork lard OIL &c. now
produced.
In late western paper we nd that during the past year
company has been formed at Lansingburgh, who are
wholly engaged in Strengthening and packing beef for OK
noration This company have agencies IN various sec
tons of the west located at shipping points. At Racine
Wisconsin Territory, extensive business has been
done this About 1000 barrels and GOO hides have
arrived Albany during the present month"; from that
place severs thousand cattle have also been slaughter
ettc Indiana 1000 head have been packed which
will seek European mart II is understood that the beef
has been put up after the mode practced in Ireland when
seeking the English consumption. Not half century
ago. the shipping of this article stood about the fourth In
amount highest on exports OF late years has great
ly diminished and the business has fallen into few hands
The number Of barrels exported in issl was 1887
The whole amount exported during last year has not
yet been pnbshed but the number OF barrels that has
le this city for foreign countries has nearly doubled
The packing Of beef for foreign markets entirely
new business at the west and should the present expert
ment prove profitable the rising Of cattle the broad
as lucrative the sowing of wheat Herds of cattle and
sheaves OF wheat will be equal in point Of number No
who has watched the statistics Of the country Of late
will doubt this.
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RE.OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION OF CHEMI
~ Al PAINTINGS IN the Granite Building corner of
Chambers and BroadwayR WINTr grafrul Tor he
kind patronage which he received previous his BY FIRE
beg 10 inform his friend and citizens general that his TX
hibSn VIII Tuesday evening Dec 9TH
sstng Of the folio ing views NO City Of Jerusalem and
Crucitxion 2. Church of the Holy Sepuchrp g. BeIsha1
Ears Feast Preyou. which he will be pleased to exhibit
several splendid Diaphlnsu Pictures the subjects be varied
each evening Admission % Chambers street
Doors open at Z; to commence at ~ O'Clock. ia
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctlonecf,
(Sfsre No. 35 .fnn SfTeei.)
TUESDAY,

TUESDAY,
At 1917 o'clock, al the sales room,
rtra sale Of valuable ssasonahe dry goods clohng ancy
aud pledged articles guns, watches Jewely &c CONFUSING
the balance OF we'll assorted stock Of Wholesale and retail
Also the rsmaning rOrGn Of the sseek of merchant tai
lor quauty of ready MAD clothing Exc Also, shirI col
lars. bosoms, hosiery French E9gli,h tbs, &c
Also COO yards French and English cloths aud eassmees IN
remnants Of various lengths, aud in lots 10 sui.
WEDNESDAY,,
At l0id clock, at the sales room,
Extensive and valuable sale Of choice families
removing. &c.
Aiso will be- sold, large lot of hand and new lnrn
The sale will commence IN the lower be
Inued stairs and will consist OF eesaut and plain char
sofas sideboards bureaus carpets looking gas beds bed
stead cribs, MATTRESSES general parlor
and bed furniture kitchen utensils stoves,
Also 3superb piano foes aud number of ,peadid paint
ings.
IAge Sale of Carpets Rugs aud Oil ClohsAt II o'clock
without lree lot OF three ply and We
netian English oil cloth, and 90 tued rugs.
Also number OF second hand carpets order will be
sold pre- cisey the hour.
Also, mats, lamps, plated ware sc;
THURSDAY,
At l0 o'clock, the sales gallery, Ann
street sole of truly valuable and splendid
many Of them properly and productions of he
Mr. Paradce ard Mr. j. Tuhel together with the
lection Of gentleman Of well known tOse who going
pside in Europe
This sale will take place by caalogus. Fall particulars will
eppelr Tuesday he pictures be eramnel Wednes
day.
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. J. SCHMIDT.
tONfk 81 broadway and Chambers befs leave
recommend his Wine Depot lls Nassau street. where he
sells The following Wines In casks aud botI,s viz.sed
and White Bordeaux and ete Wines Rhensh Wines Madsi
n Sherr{, Port, Burgundy Muscat and Ghampagne
Also-Rum, Gin, Whisky, Brandy. Extract fAbsynthe
&c u6 lmsr
Toys! TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever 1t the
w well kpovn 1913 Centre street. doors akov,
Grand str opposite fhe Market Families and straneers
wishing rows holidays will do well call before pur.
chasing elsewhere Don't forget the number,
Also full Of China, Glass and Farther Ware
dI 2awtJi'je
TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE-Tws iounts Of Type, Mnion and Nonpsrisf.
which have been used on the NewsYork Herald. Apply
Al this Office, VS.
WHEREAS, the advertiser his progress through life
W saturday, the Sd Of December the OF Lord
1873 and OF the Independence Of the United States Of America
the s6th between the hours Of and o'clock night
coRatng the probable effects OF the Presidential
Message mankind in general and himself partieular
And whereas while engaged he picked Gold Watch
hahn and Seal which he discovered laying the mud OF the
street and upon examination found not 10 be his ownAnd
whereas the advertiser of tender and
disposed take the gifts the gods provide him" without the
justification Of law aud the sppros. Of his peenNow, there
fore, this Is the legal OF said Gold
Watch Cham aud Seal that he shall not have the unlen
he property and for this advertisement which be
do by calling the fifth story Of 81 Nassau bs
tween the hours Of NJ and IA M. SnR
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These substantial fast sailing first class ships an built
the Of New York, commanded shy OF
and ability and will be dispatched punctually the 2st OF
each month
Their cabins elegant and commodous and furnished
with whatever conduce the and comfort Of
gers.
Price Of passage, $780,
Neither the captains Of these ships will be respo-
sbe for parcels packages by them, unless regular
bills Of adng signed therefor
For freight passage apply to
WUODHULL * MINTURNS,
81 South street, New York,
FIELDEN, BROTHERS CO,
DIR
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, NC.
CHE LOSS q Feet and Legs hndance 70 the act OF
wslhing--JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c.
e:reetoy informs the public that he has rued from rhi'
adepha 10 W. water Of Pike, New forh City,
where he continues to manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and complicated having, through
necessity artificial leg tor forty
years been hrtyhye feels conf
dent Of giving satsaction all who call him Legs,
Hands, Arms. the Common Wooden Leg. nj lmsr
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsrfamed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal, ar
perceive, be obtained this country See advertise
meut the last column, fourth page
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UCTiON NOTlCE-tlegant Mufs AID Sleigh Robes
This Day at 10 O'clock at 23 Fulton street
of valuable Furs about 200 Mufs, Boas Coat
Trimmings, Ssgh Robes, Buffalo Robes NC consisting Of
blue Fox Martini Isabella Bear Tnped Bear Lynx, natural
Lynx Squirrel Gtnett and other Muhs all made for CRY
trade,
Hiso, Boas. Lynx Skins Genet do Fur Trinmi, gs Fur
, apes, Moccasins. Gloves
Sleigh Robes-Aso 10 elegant Sleigh Robes lined trim
med
Bufo RobesAlso so Buffalo Robes, large sire; Sheep
Skins; 10 dozen Buckskin Gloves and Mitts &C
y. T. INGRAHAM.
BThis sale will be found worth the Of those
wishing good Nluffs. d. lt.m
I ARGE SALE OF LIQUORS, WlNES, CUl;DlALS,
- SttUPS, SUGARS. sc --CHAS. $. SMITH will sell
by catalogue This Morning 10 o'clock the No. 30
Broadway corner Duane street. large and desirable asso
Yet including Cognac and Signste Brandy Holland and
Swan LIN Scotch ard irish Whiskey Jamaica and ST Croiy
Rum French Codials and Syups Cross Bow De hazard and
Anchor Champagne; Madeira Port and Sherry Vines Olives
Capers French Pickles; La Norma, egala AID Prcipe Sc
gars, sc well worthy the attention Of dealers and others
Also, Mott Stove.
Also 50 dozen genuine Farna Cologne Sale peremp,oy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT oE NEW.YoRK. NOVEMBER Is. ls4s

Cleared,
Ships Montezuma. Lowrher, Liverpool, C. H. Marshall
H. Hudson, Moore London, J. Grswold.
Brig Ganges Leach Mobile H. Rowland
Schrs Emma Julia, Rowland, Beaufort, N e.; NJ. NJ
Forob Reid Washington, H. Cammerden Co.. Merchant
EIlegy, Vera Cruz, Renaua Co.
Arrived,
Ship H Allen, Wilson, days from Charleston with cot
ton and rice to George Sutton.
Ship Christova Colon, Smith II days from ana with
sugar 10 Spofford, Tiestou Co.
Barque Amelia Muhoand, MillIngton, from Rio de ia.
neiro. with coffee TO Siffkn 4 Ironside.
Brig Edward Balkley days from Charleston with cor,
ton and Dunham Dimon Sailed In CO. with bark
Sa1ony. for New York.
Brig Hudson, Brighton II days from Bangor, Me, with
spruce spaFs, 10 order
Fr brig Marie Caroline, Dugoua from Rochelle vi,
Boston, days, with brandy. to He.ekenwra,h L Van
Dsnme. "
Bs brig Syria, Masters, 10 days from Windsor N. S.
with plaster to Masters ~ o'
Brig Sarah Jane, Small 81 days from St, Jago de- Cuba
with sugar, to Mason Thompson Left brig Ola Colon
Knight, for n. York, in 10 days ''
bg Peru Field 10 days fom Turks Island with sal,
, sehr Crescent Nelson, 10 days from Cutler, Me. with
si0oP James, Lawrence, from Sag Harbor, with OIL
One Ship, on BaEque, TWO Brrs
Wind W. NV
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18
IupRoyEmEsrs.-We have been reona.

IMpRoyEMEsrs.-We have been requested ;.
call attention to pamphlet, which we ara /.
formed has been published for gratuitous 6s,s
button by benevolent individuals relatins ,o ;,
more frequent occurrence and more suddepI, !.
tai nature of Chronic complaints Of late tia, : :,
former periods. Also to Improvements which h.,
been made in their treatment by Physician Of 4,
City OF Philadelphia, and published In his w,.s
entitled . Medical Suggestions. The pamDbr,
entitled Hints TO PARENTS can be had e,,.'
at the bookstore No. "A Chatham-street, NJ,
York.
The following relating to the subject was han
ed us for publication:
Ii affords us satisfaction 10 seeing th4 n,ers,t ,pt
by the community iu the above subject and trust; he
from which the pamphlet has been made Medical Ss,
Parents will also fad is way the family T.
~, believing the PLAIN manner IL which It's author has ~
the treatment oil chronic complaints, aud particular,
sumption OF tile lungs known, VIII enable the islshg
reader 10 be successful his treatment than ma,
are attempting to practise the healing art.
y. w. CAHsoN, VI. D.
NJ A WILLIAMS, " D
Kings County, New Yot
n. b. We are informed that the author Of Il,
work, Medical Suggestions has a numbe,
Chronic cases under his personal treatment in II.
CITY of New York, and can be consulted al y,
$40 Broadway.