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The New York herald., 1844-07-25

CO. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUnED.--Tts
ronic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city Of New York, ~ confidently re
commended for all ofdeiliy produced by secret In
lulggnce or o. any k'ul u j. invaluable reno
dy for impotence s.eriy. ar nncss lunless depend
ing on nal fo,mationl
sinsle bottles - each easos y 4ai dozen 50,
ally packed and sent 10 ali parts OF tho Union
Office OF ths College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 0
Nsssau Wrsst. =. o. RICHARDSON, M D, Agsul.
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

{h3- A RARE CHANGE Is NOW OFFERED FOR
purchasing splendid article of Cologne and imported
Bay Water, 81 Courtant street. very low. Quarter
hotties SO cents
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Anuseuents.

NIBLo's GARDEN consequence of the tre-
mendous applause bestowed on The performances OF Of
tonight In order to accommodate the number OF people
who were disappointed in obtaining seats
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

{hy- COMsTOCK'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL-
Ia the best preparation purifying the blood ever in
vented Pmpes and all srupons the face any part
the body positively cured with this valuable art
ce and makes the skin smooth and soft Pras 10 cents
per bottle 81 per dozen at 81 Courtandt street In as
large bottles and warranted of superior quality to any
soId for 81.
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

PUBLIC OPINION IN PHILADELPHIA The news
papers in Philadelphia are al last coming out in Ia
vor Of a re organization Of the City Government
We glad to see this. We were the first tourse
this common-sense movement, as the only plan OF
preserving the future peace and order Of that city
We trust the movement will be prosecuted with al
the energy and promptitude which the pressing ne.
cessy OF the case demands
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

0I3- THE EAST INDIA HAIR DYE is warranted to
impart to the hair beautiful jet black, without either
eecting the sofness strength and without staining
in any way njuring the skin. II is perfectly innocent in
its nature and has deleterious effects the health
atesed by the experience Of those this city who
have used for long ine and who still continue to usc
il. An apprehension Of its possessing some injurious
qualities has alone deferred thousands from using this
valuable composition, which so much beauties and
adorns personal appearance Sold at II Courand ct.
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

Ql5- THE CoNCENT RATED EXTRACT OF sAR
5AfARlLLA, GENTlAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
ablshed for the suppression OF quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
ying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs,
IS confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely
superior to any extract OF Sarsapara at before
he public, and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising rom impure state OF the blood,
such as scroiua sarheum rngw blotches or PIN
Ples ulcers pain in the bones or joints nodes cnaneeus
rom the secondary effects OF syphilis or an inudicous
Use mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. 10 cents each
IN Cases oi halfa-dozen Bottles, S3 30
/" % one dozen " 9 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
~ BA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office OF the College, % Nassau street
W. 8. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

ANOTHER MILITARY VIsIT.-The New England
Guard, accompanied by the Boston Brass Band,
leave Boston on the 26th inst. for Providence
where they encamp with the Providence Light In
tantry. On the evening of the Both, they leave for
this city, arriving on the morning of the 3lst,
when they will be received bv the New York City
Guard, Capt Wm M. Nc Ardle, who have also in
vited the City Guard OF Brooklyn, corps of SIM.
lar uniform, to join in the reception The three
corps will then breakfast together at the Pearl st
House The day will be spent in some way MOI
fully determined upon On the evening of the Isl
of August, the New York City Guard will give
their guests grand entertainment at Nlblo's.-
They will visit the Theatre the first OF the evening,
afterwards there will be ball in the grand Saloon
and at IL o'clock the whole company, about 500 in
number, will sit down to supper. A grand exhibi-
ton of fireworks will also be given during the
evening. The Guards come on by special invita-
tion from the New York City Guard, and will re
main three or four days They will be quartered
during their stay, at an elegant private house in
Houston street, near Broadway, which has been
fitted upas home for them, by the City Guard
The " f. G.'s have the son Of Hon. Abbott Law
renee for Adjutant, and Charles Gordon, Esq, one
Of the first physicians of Boston, for Commandant,
and the rank and file are composed Of the most
spectacle young men Of that city Their uniform
is light blue pantaloons, with scarlet stripe, blue
coat with gold trimmings, and bear skin cap
Their cap is similar to the City Guards, with the
exception OF its trimmings, and they were made
here for them. The g. G.. will use every exertion
to make their guests visit one of unalloyed
pleasure
PAIMo's OPERA HousE-LAsr EVENING OF DR.
LARDNER's ENTERTAINMENTS. This evening will
be the last opportunity the public will have for
the present season of witnessing this splendid
exhibition, and sharing the highest intellectual
treat The lecture on the stars, reruted to be hls
best and highest effort, will be succeeded by tn,
| display of his entire collection of apparatus ano
| dloramas. Such an entertainment was perhaps
never tefore offered on such terms. The in
convenient rush at the ticket office, on Monday
evening, may be avoided tonight by applying al
| the box office for tickets during the day.
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EXTRAORDINARY ERUPTION AMONGST THE SPORT
ING GENTLEMEN. There has been "strke
this week amongst the backlegs, as well as the
tailors II appears that the directors OF the
sbanks'' Of Park Row and Vesev street, like those
OF the worthy and respectable contemporary insi-
tutions in Wall street, have been absorbing more
than their share OF the stock, and refusing to
'fork over' sufficient amount of the profits to
the ''decoy ducks,' who catch and pluck the
"pigeons." The consequence has been that the
industrious and accomplished gentlemen who bring
the grist 10 the mill demand an advance in
the dividends But the ank-directors won't
listen to this demand-the "decoy-ducks'
won't work-and the banks are closed. The
Mayor and Corporation are thus spared the
trouble Of shutting up the gambling houses and
the "green'' ones coming from the country are IN
sad state, no place being open for them wherein
to be plucked and relieved of the pecuniary pie
thora with which they are almost bursting.
The excitement is very great, and we do moi
think it unlikely that number Of new and mag
nificert gambling houses will be opened up town
and that property in Barclay street, vesey street
and Park Row will fall hundred per cent in 4
few weeks.
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE. We are requested to cal
the attention of our readers to Israel Posts adver
tIsement OF that work in another column of this
paper.
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

UNITED BRorHERs OF TEMPERANCE. This asso.
citation had another ilnterestngs. gs.meetngsat liheil
Hall, in the Lyceum, Broadway, last evening. =
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RABINEAu's BATHs.-The magnificent baths al
the Battery, and also at the foot of Desbrosses
street, are amongst the very chiefest luxures and
blessings we New Yorkers enjoy. They are kept
in such admirable stye-so clean, so neat, SO
comfortable and commodious in all respects, that
they are really worth visit only to the style in
which we put up these things here.
The New York herald., 1844-07-25

Wreck OF THE ScHR. WILLIAM.-We have seen
in one OF the Boston papers statement of the pas
ssngers of the William relative to their conduct
towards Capt Poirer. This statement requires
notice, and we shall, therefore, give the facts in
the case, together with the opinion of Captain
Poirier himself To-morrow's Herald will set the
matter in the right light.
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Commercial and Money Matters.
e For Commercial aad Money Matters. gee Last Pa

For CoElMeTc'dI Gac Money hntters rec Last Pdge
FRIDAY P. VI.
The sales al the Stock Board show no material
change in rc.es
Sterling exchange !. 81 a 10 prem. with not much
doing. Franc15 NJ.
Tie London packet OF tomorrow takes out
$50 eco Mexican Dollars ane the avre packet has
small quantity Of Specie engaged There considerable
amounts of Specie coming from all quarters. W.hIn Ten
days $4,000 have been received from Casa sad The
S.or:h zna West are contri. uting To our vaults.
The article Of which the Troy Wing complains
copied from NJ .-1z Flps.. re Wig well knows.
excepting the remark TINT 10 back Albany
and West 10 West he Troy AID Schenectady
Road. Ia regard tbs point the Official report the Legs
a:uie tie length Of Troy and Schenectady Ro.
eOs addition which = nile Of the Saratoga and
Rensselaer, Road. I'D, used. making = miles. The
enrth ofthe Mohawk aui Hudson r0s9. according the
re.o la ies whoa understand has o-cn shor,sne;
by the recent improvement. This makes difference 0. o.
miles, from Troy TO Albany the distance n.-s. Thus
much in Justice 10 Inc Commercial Editor" who has
lota OF feeling, tno c.."- regards Troy and
Albany.
We understand about $4,000 have already uesn
paid back to importer, this urde, the decision
Secretary Bbb The OF cain, very much nr.er
The receipts over the Mohawk aud Hudson Rail
road for the week ending 18th September wee.
ffeislI lS- -
$50 -
same week lsi3. lVIi "
Exces7 in favor OF is4i s3 =
Twenties of the Union Bank Of this City. altered
from Ores, are II circulation.
II is understood the Girard Bank, Philadelphia.
has disposed shares Sronnctou private sale at as.
TIE receipts from tins and the public sse hed TUESDAY
have amounted $1,000 The institution til holds 1907
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1a:kets-c arltulIg reper.ei tor W. 7. ibnne.

RtnAI SEPT ~.
AsHEsThee fair demand lot Tot. t, a IS. and Inc
sales abau, 80 so, Mt that rate. eaf rather du
but about rs obs taken at iiSii.
COTrON-Tnere has been d good deal Of activity in this
staple r and the reported 70 add Spu
bales Probably 40 To 800 bales be depended
Tne!e Is Il slightly improved eeIins IN the set and tn
,iss To- day do not show than e decline price, cr
rent beiue the s,e.mer We quote Upland tss p.
FLOUR AND aEAL-There j: another Improvement to
Noted dag Flour flesh Genesse TO ccn:idera
bic extent hhve been uade III I5 and % asked he de
m and from the regular trade good considerable orders
M come from the East ana ecua.ofs nave eco 'sen
considerable lots. The receipts were ftom eco to ~" sbs
nearly all u which TAKEN There - very e MiGhiga'
10 bS n Trey n4 AZ e that io . -Four are
stored Albany and Troy, hut this generally believed IL De-
i"sc Georceiown, flesh. is So Brandywine i IS Kye
Flour very small supply Saes OF nj received nj =
So with sales 4O bbis Bag Meal we quote TOO lss-
sales ., % bushels Ship Stufai II cts.
inquiry good Corn IS not very plenty ana IN demand
We s9. Of o bushes Ns1e en- at 49, WEIGHT
meas About 200 bushels Rye have been ,nken ~
s.; delivered and 100 at 6a delivered. Oats are q 81 and
WHlSKY-The'e is not much in. The sales are SOTO lG0
bb. Western 24s State Prison are worth 20 Drudge 81
HsY-The marke, is better and the supplies moderate. We
quote all fair sales at 3! 49, For City lots 10 80 cts
BARK-We note sale 10 tons Querc!;ron. ~ York nspcc
ton. No. l. at "A %. cash
PLAsTER-A cargo of Eastern. $50 tons. sold at ST.:
cash. del'd up the River.
WHAI.EBoNE-About 10000 South Sea in lots have been
TALLOW.-We notice sales 80 90 lbs Country Rendered
prime y. cents. cash. The supply OF prime large.
PROVISlUNS-lt reported Change that $500 bis
Pork had been sold for the CANADIAN market private term
The here firm but At 81 pro @ M Iss' NJ
nn repored lower ufBeef we notice sale OF 800 hl
Country So " and SIS Co. The inquiry Tor Lard good
snles 55D bbls So cts. Nothing doing Pick led Me1S
The stock of Butter increasing and the market del, We
quote =, iOc Tor Western. Fox family the rate Il
l5c. Cheese is41s Dr.. and dull.
TEAS-Thc sale of Tens per ship Clarendon to-day exhibit
slight improvement the last sale The large
and large portion Of the catalogue was seld.
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CnRnNER,S nFElCE

kIILEp BY A BANK OF EARTH rALLr'G.-The
Coroner held rQue,, last night the Of the h Az
and 18th street. the body Of Patrick Devln of
Ireland aged i6ye1 whO while engaged yesterday afternoon
earth from bank the of Sh Avenue and
Sh street, buried by the OF the bank upon him.
md taken out dead VerdciDeath by the accidental
falling ola bank ofearth upon him
SvpnEN DEATH.-The Coroner was called this
morning 10 hold IN inquest No % West Broadway on the
body of coored named James Thompson. who died
very suddenly ApcpleIy the cause Of his death.
Also, on the body of William Burke aged 49, who
expired suddenly at No 23 Heser. He very ntem
perate man. This was also : case oi apopeSy. :, =,
SuiCIDE.-The Coroner also called 10 hold
inquest az the OF Second aud \.
Terence Burns the keeper of hoae who committed
suicide this morning the cellar of house by cutting his
throat with which was found Ing By his side.
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MARRIED.

September s By Rev Dr. Mror. Rector Of ST George.
ChuIch NJ Gx6KTE Fax: Of this city I. Miss AySfz
daughter of Lo,'ua Winsravs: Lsa Of London.
Church by Rev j. H. Pnce. Hr. WILLIAM NJ TWEED 10
Miss MARY j. eldest deurh;c' u Joseph &. ssader. ell CT
this city.
September Is Nh JozS ". F WILLIAMS of Brookiyn &c
Mis-. Ellen F.. dnuet,e of Nh William Gee. Of Ohio
daughter e Wiinr Undernl. Lsa all of this city
S-Dect@r Is EpvY,Ro GRAZ. ". II. 10 Mss asSr JANE
eldt daughter Rutsrt MrTtin Esq, all Of this ry
September H. Mr. WILLIE A LIVINGSTON 10 Hiss SARAH
L+'rIsA JOSEs both Of this CIV
OF Ne-- Orleans In Miss SoPHPosT. SMITH.
At Albany. September J.. Nj SaNrEL HARg!oT. oi this
city. 20 Nts nARrH, {. DAr-EJ. OF Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-21

DR.. BRASDRETH's PILLs.-The universally celebrated
Pills take Of the body all diseased decayed. unhealthy
PARTICLES they eradicate everything fom the human body
contrary unhcnly condition. No matter Of how long
duration the complaint may have bssn there every chance
If recovery when the pills commenced with, and it VI
tety Impossible Tor them 10 nJure nearly centurys
proved them innocent bread. MI powerful for the
moval of disease whether chronic recent infectious
otherwise.
Sold Dr. Brandre;h office. al Broadway, New York
North 9Th street. Philadelphia OF MERCER and Laight
street Baltimore and l9 Hanover street, Boston. %
DER box with .u directions
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rz- Wing Mass Convention OF the River

ny Wing Mass Convention OF the River
counties-The Wings OF oRAseE County 3 9,l The, their
Va M 5 hGd sgi; %na eV
their friends where spread this inv atOn and
ask all to 9Gs II ' RERRES Senator from Georgia
consented be present and address The meeting theI
ehamp9ns Of the Good Taise VIII also alsnd and
viii receive e.h impetus from the thrilling e0auIa s
0rs- Mass Meeting OF the Wings of Rich
mond County ut Port Rtchmond'-Ihe WINGS
Of Richmond County will hold Mas Meeting al Port Rich
mond Staten Island Tuesday. the 9th inst at 2ococS
7. NJ.
James H. Raymond. Mr.. Van Wagner. the Poushkeepsie
blacksmith John c. Hamilton Joseph Ho1e Hiram hecaum
and Samuel SarkweaheT Esq expected address the
meeting.
For the accommodation those who desire To attend
from the city, arrangements have been made with the steam
boats Cinderella and Water Witch 10 leave pier No North
Rys ss Il ne Fa ed the Ss s
s2i3t. JOHN }. STEPHENS. Chairman
ANOTHER RALLY OF THE "oLD SECOND"
Second Ward Henry Clay Club VIII be held Mnnaay
evening. 23d o'clock at ths Second Mafd hSe
for the purpuse of making arrangements 10 attend the Mas
Meeting the Thlrd Congressional stc and ranac, SUCH
other business may come before the Club Good speaking
All persons DESTROYS of becoming members are requested to
De present anu ''S' Vie REvo c. HANCE. President,
} Am Eta + aSxs,s Secretaries. .uac
no Notice of the knic kerbocker Clay
Club-rhe following named gentlemen were duly appoint
ed Finance Commee for the knickerbocker Clay Club
None oheH are authorized collect tr the Club ex
cep, produce the signature oil the President OF Inc
knickefbockef Clay Club. i, .,rp ~ ~
SsGeei I S[ssi'0S' Secretaries. 81
OF Uniouists Attention THE members OF TINS
Association requested meet at Nao9al Hal al = pas.
6ocock the morning of Monday the -a INST ioi me pu
pe OF there forming IN proees.on and marchng from thence
the steamboat South America the foot OF Barclay street
which will convey them TO Newburgh Please be punc,us
BY order Of SlLAS CHtCkERlNG, Prssl6ent:
RoBT. D. HOLMES, Sec'Ty. 81 IL
n5- German Clay CIub.oThs Club VI" I meet e1 on
House. and Fs street All Germans IN Ia
vo. of Clay and Freinghuysen are invited to attend
BY order of PHILLIP BRlSSEL, fleslaennI.;
A. SCHWARTZ. Secretary. sA d
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DIED

September 60 AM widow Of Alexander Clark. aret:
September Is JANEs II. CLARK. E.c Puser [. :. Navy
the 6!st Of ms
september r. roPeE II. of the late Dr. Geo Rogers
IN the 4lst year OF his age
September H. Asssryv c. son o. Nathan BsrIlnln. ESQ
ii ~uh Egrsnon;, BetahFs county. Mss the I'd
year of his age.
the 3iS, yefr oi her
Sep.efoier Il, P.rEirx DavLs. aged IS ysas
September H. NARY cs1.Rp. only child OF Garfield ana
IIlin u. jenkins. m her -th year.
Nnl.h aG-l 81 years.
Al English N..htorhood on morning Of the 18Th
ArcrsTTs g. RNsET.rN, aged . year. eldest son 81 Au
.u,tns Z. Rainethuz.
daughter of ae Can Campbell Esr CLERK OF the Su
prcme Court Of TIE Province 81 New brun.wck
A. rha gh;icoke. August y WILLIAM MILLER. member
al the senior class. mon College. AGED - years.
At Geneva September Is Nj S.sFoao K. HALL, aged "a
At Auburn september Il. Nh SI'fEoH HuRLBEET. IN The
jsfh year Of MS
At Montreal September Is. JAWS FFAsEF. Ed. aged 81
5eury. an cid aud respectable mercsnt Of The. CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-21

S.sps'S SARsArARibLA.-Nhsn tie appetite Ia, failed
and the digestive nave become partially from
dissipation and other cause The ty2eDtc resorts Ia various
powerful stmuants hope oi ie,toTnc by aTtich means
the vital ACTIVITY Of the digestive apparatus but t- eNeci
only speed exhausted nature 10 momeatarr eHer"n-
The relaxation which succeeds than tire orlcini tot
pOr md depression of spirits hypochondrla and sometimes
results The proper course IL ceune
and purify the elements OF the blood BY means OF some ei
when Srl net directly the machinery Itch pre-
and smugHmaes sn. Practical experience has esieh
,hed inc; that sandss Sa-apanla that medicine
the sl"mIch IL .one-;o the whole digestive apvara
vIg0r-and the blood is health character by eA
yelling the vety seeds OF disease.
For further Dn rcuar., and conclusive evidence oil ia supe
value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
NJ agents gratis. >,
|SNlIS wholesale Druggists. ~ Fulton street, New York
old a!so s2 3rnaiwny Y East Broadway. and b. dTu:
-;r;s generally throughout '- United S'ltsS-
Price S, per bottle SIX bottles for SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-21

BAILEYs SARsArARLLA-rh old established preparation
Of SuaparlIa long and fdvOaby known the treat
men of all dpeases arising of the blood,
and long and extensively used the United States Navy
and by the medical faculty throughout the width and bedh
Of this Union, and most pUrs al the wordneeis
pene advertising certificates though any quantity oi cer-
he produced Tire great efficacy ri this
medicine they I've seen 10y calling any wholesale dfu..
gust New. York city the Proprietor brooklyn. For safe
al reduced prices By nearly all the wholesale dTuggitsn New
York and ;hfous huul the United States. SIC 2aw II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-21

An OMEN.-The Loco Focos in Medina ran up
Hickory Pole day or two ago. 1t WAS 900
fest long-spliced in several places. twas placed
erect, and the crowd had given one of their three
cheers, when down came one hundred icet of their
pole, 10 the dismay and sorrow Of the Pclkais
present What is singular, the pole broke in the
centre, where there was no splice. Kendall
should set this down as an omen. Roch. Dem.
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THE PLrs-Ths dstressn. complaint. which attacks
nny both 0 and young nOt checked IN It's ravsges, often
fatally unless the patient submits himself 10 PAIN
m and dangerous oueraon As the attack felt 10
Coming on Hays lnment should be used will effect
certain and permanent Thu should be borne Ia mind
for there scarcely any person but what later.
trout led with this complainant certain consequence Ui our
mode Of living and should neglect 10 guard against
hem when any unen,nes is felt about the parts affected
Hundreds city have been cured by this remedy Sodby
'omsock 4 Co - u Courtiandts 1t IS warranted to
cure any case the money will be returned.
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rIass Meeting OF wings ut "Wash-

Nc Mass Meeting OF wings ut "Wash-
inSton's Head Quarters" NEWBURGH, ON
MONDAY Sept q. 1s44-The Wing General Committee Of
the City of New York. made for the SPLEEN
did Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA 10 leave the foot OF Bur-
clay half past O'Clock the morning aud foot Of
Hammond street q before O'Clock. The Committee invite
their Wing friends Join the excursion. The number of
tickets being limited may be obtained from either o the Com
.nttee OF from Mr. Keen. Central Clay Reading Room, liz
Broadway-from Mr. Williams. National Hall. Canal street,
Price of Tickets 30 cents for the Excursion.
splendid Band OF Music will be on Board
CHARLES OAKLEY,
EDWARB DAYTON
w. X. PENNY, }Committee.
II H. ID tIt.E.
SonD EZRA SMITH
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CITY DILIGENCE
FRIDAY.

SUPERIOR COURT. Chc,nte-s. . BEFORE Judge VAN
DEkroEL.
woman who had been sentenced TO the Peni-
Tertiary vagIant was brought up habeas and
applicable made ttat she be discharged She accOmpa-
med by two interesting Children and Judge Y induced 20
make Personn inquiry OF Justice Merritt Of the Police who
ae committed her taprearet that had been committed
eigh; or Yen times Tor druns rnd abandoned
hn 'e was 'ehhidei Judge tanderIrel gaze n'rrr To
the COURIER mat discharges IRON the PenenaIy habeds
cnrpus Goaf not be made OF regu!ary ut the
tal That could only be acted upon by O 10 the
Supreme Court The only questions which could inquired
INFO IN cases OF ceiofa 1T whether there had been
NcOn and 20 had The record of conviction hes fled.
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POLICE OFFICE.

TurFrs.-hlichae Higgins was arrested by Off
keei charged with ling $40 worth of wearing ap
psre from Hiram VI. Warren. No " Aler-st.
james Allen arrested aud committed for stealing pair
of shues from an unknown female
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[C- CnysEI's MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR. for instantly
removing all pnn from burns and always healing without
blister sold only genuine nj q COurtlandt street II
cures eons and Run Rounds without Hgony Eyes
Tint have heen for il .ure TO
are removed by and modification prevented II s
ntmen; every family should aee md warranted 20 pense
the or his money will be refunded.