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81 YOUNE, No. 1872 Chathan.st. "

GtASSNER tS YOU'VE. No 1872 Chaihamst whole
Os.e and retail dealers in the following goods offer them
TO the public for The Christmas and NewYears' Holidays,
reasonable prices with tbs assurance that they Will not
be found entirely useless afterwards. Goods delivered
free OF eXpense.)
FRuIrs-Curran,s, ciron, almonds, grapes, canded
an ge and lemon pse oranges, lemons, punes in splendid
fancy boxes, Smyrna and Naples ns dates Sutana and
Malaga rasins Iberts Brazilnuis sheled Almonds pea
nuts (roasted daily cocoa.nuta, &C. sc.
Spices-WhOle aud ground OF NIL kinda.
W.n-s-Old and pure in all their varieties.
Brandy-lSG9, and others not ancient &c.
Scotch aud Irish Whisky-Nery old and tine.
Cherry and Raspberry Brandy-Very rich and frlity.
Cordals-DOuble distilled, on drerEht.
Cordials-For-ign. in bottles, assorted.
Sugars-Al kinds that may be inquired for.
Teas and Coffee Do do.
HoRey-in boxes, white and in fine order.
Old Monongahelu Whi-ky and Pesch Brandy.
Bloodgood Msdej'a-A few demiiohns. 1925.
Porter Pale sNc Gc.-Engli-h and American
Cider Ia bottles, and boiled 60. for cooking.
Cheese-Sapsago. Dutch. I'm. English ana American.
Bird Seed of al kinds and cutie ish bone.
Candles-Co ored and white. is, 6s and les
Oil.-Sperm Winter ana Fall also Ove.
Bay Waler-Nery superior, dralsh uld In bottles
Peachrs preserved in white brandy.
Preserves Ginger pineapple. rose-app., cocoa, pluns
Lines, brandy cherries, peaches, pums, &c.
Pickles and Sauces-A genera assortment. Sc &c.
Saratoga Waters for the invalid and convalescen-
Flreyork, for the patriotic 90 2w
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wINER's ARcANUM EXTRACT


NHIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended and estab-
shed celebrity throughout the country which has been
sustained by its virtues aud efficacy alone "a remedy for
Scroiula, or Kings Evil,
liberated Sore Throat
Long-stsnding Rheumatic Affections,
Diseases OF The Skin White Swellngs.
Diseases Of the Bones, all lcerous Cssss.
Syphilitc and Mercurial Diseases,
Affections OF the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Cosvenes ul Chronic ard Nervous Complaints. oceur-
ring in debitaled and cachectc constitutions:
Diseases caused 10y an Impure State OF the Blood,
Over syphilis, and those very dsagreeable affections re-
suug eefrom, and which have heretofore been consd-
cred ncurabe such as Ulcers OF the Laynx Throat Nose
The Arcanum Extract ia scomplete An!idois the seri
aus Evils produced by the nidcious use of Mercury. As
Spring and Fall Purifier II canno, b. surpassed working
s way through The system with silent and effective force
Removing Dyspepic Influences.
Removing Internal DISTINCTIONS and Diseases that would
Otherwise injury To the Liver and Lungs.
Persons whose constitutions broken down by the use
Of Mercu Arsenic Bark Qunine and any who are SUIT
ferng Diseased Liver iDudcious treatment OF
le above diseases, should use the Arcanum Extract VII"
out delay
In complicated of Scroa and Syphilis and In cases
where the Syphltc Virus OF the parent causes develop
men Scroia in the child this the only remedy upon
which reasonable hope OF recovery can be founded
L. numerous instances, also, where liberation had ald
both gament and bone and where 10 all appearance
no human but amputaoD could have saved lie, IA
ens have been snached from the grave ana restored 10
h-a the d-vouring disease heDg completely eadcaed by
the use Of this nestnable Extract
The Proprstors of the Arcanum Extract have had ms
medicine used IN all the above useases with the most grail
flying results In using the medicine neither business or pea
need be interrupted requiring only le usual restraint
Of moderation in Diet and IL equally applicable and elhca
cious 10 the infar, Us well as the adult
- Pamphlets giving description for what the Arcanum
Extract applicable, with observations insensib- Per-
apralion and a Treatise Diseases in general accompany
each bottle Agent. supplied with tie above pamphlets
for gratuiious circulation.
Price 81 per bottle Prepared and gold byJ Wner, Ham,
ton Csnaia Wesl and John Wlner Co. 80 Mdden-lane
~ Y. and for by DR. Carroll Co. Murray st. Wyatt
kecham, l2 Fu!ton.sL; Il a Sands, 1873 Bowery cor OF
Spring; j. - l. Coddlng ton 1913 Hudson OF Spring st.
and j. w Basset ga Btosdway. aud Druggists generally
throughout The city. In Brook by Mrs Hay-, 1879 Fulton
ST +. II. Qurk e Co. corner OF Atlantic end Columbus
VIZ.
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Hence in silence and in sorrow toilng still with busy
hand. Land.
Like emigrant ne wandered, seeking for the Better
Engrari is the inscription the tombstone where he
lies;
Dead he is not bu, departed for the Arts, dies
Fairer seems the ancient city and the sunshine
more fair breathed is aT
That he once has ,rod its pavemen;-,hat he once has
Through those sreets SO broad and stately these obscure
and dismal lsnes Istrains.
Walked Of yore the Mastersingers chanting rude poetic
From remote and sunless suburbs came they 10 the
friendly guild swallows build
Building nests in Fames great temple in spouts the
As the Piled the shuttle wove he too the mystic
rhyme. lchme'
And the smith his iron measures hammered the anvis
Thanking God whose boundless wisdom makes the flow
In the forges dust and cinders-in the tissues Of the
Here Hans Sachs the cobbcrpoet laureate othe gen,
tie craft and laughed
wisest Of the Twelve Wise Masters in huge olios sang
But his house is now an ac.orsc, with nicely sandca
And garland in the window and his face above the
Painted By some humble artist a. in Adam Paschman.s
song. white and long.
AS the Old man. gray and dove.ke with his great beard
And at night the swart mechanic to drown hiscank
and care .iique chair.
Quafng ale from pewter tanards in the masters an
Vanished the ancient spcrdor and before my dreamy
eve tapestry.
Wave these minging shapes and figures, like faded
Notify Councils thy kasers win for thee the worlds
regard o9r oaEG'
But thy painter Albert Durer and Hans Sachs ting cob
Thus oh, Nuremberg waaderer from region Tar
away, MS careless isy
As he paced thy streets and couryard sang in thought
Gathering from the pavernents crevice, as aowret OF
OF the soil,
The nobility of labor the long pedigree of toll.
This image of the thought gathered like flower
from the crevice of the pavement, is truly natural
and poetical.
Here is another image which came into the mind
of the writer as he looked at the subject OF his verse
and which pleases accordingly. 1t is from one OF
the new poems, addressed to Driving Cloud 4" chief
of the mighty Omahaws.
wrapt in thy scarlet blanket thee stalk through the
cty's rivers
Narrow and popuous streets As by the margin OF
Salked those birds unknown, that have left US only
their footprints. the footprints
What in few short years will remain of thy race but
Here is another very graceful and natural smile:
feeling of sadness and longing,
That is not akin to pain.
and resembles sorrow only
As the mist resembles rain.
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Another
will forget her All dear reconections,
Pressed in nv heart ike flowers within book

| will forget her All dear recollechons,
Pressed in my heart like flowers within book,
Shall be torn out and scattered to the winds
The Drama from which this is taken is an elegant
exercise Of the pen after the fashion of the best
models. Plan. figures all are academcal. 1t is
faint reflex of the actions and passions OF men, tame
in the conduc, and feess in the characters, but not
heavy, aud containing good medilative passages
And now farewell to the handsome book, with its
Preciosos and Preciosas, its Vikings ard knights
and cavaliers, i,s flowers Of all climes, and wild
flowers of none. We have not wished TO depreci-
ate those writings below their current value more
than truth absolutely demands. We have not for
gotten that, if man cannot himself sit at The feet
of the Muse, ii is much if he prizes those who may
i, makes him a teacher to the people. Neither have
we forgotten that Mr.. Longfellow has genuine re-
spect for his pen never writes carelessly, nor when
he does not wish to- nor for money alone. Nor are
we intolerant TO those who prize dollhouse bouquets
beyond all the free beauty OF nature that helps the
gardener and has its uses. But still let US not for
cet-Excelsior 4 x
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HILLS INFALLIBLE oNGUENT,

L,OR Eradcating pityriass Dandruf und all Exfoia.
OF the cu!ice or Scalp stay AioPecy or Failing OF
the Hair, it the bald psr,s-wl positively pre-
vent gray hara and simple toilet preparation for keep
ing the hair moist sot flexible ana inclined curl, Is SUI
peor 10 any thing now Indeed after seyen years
searching test 1t il universally admitted 10 be The long
sought Indispensable appendage 10 the toilet ts war
raned in all ii properly applied What more should
he said in It's favor ten 10 add l, those who Try H. ever
afterwards continue its use.
Principal office, No IS Nassau-st Agences--J. Jarvis,
No G35 Broadway; Mr. Evrards No rs GIend:st Mr. 4
S.wel No f7s Grandst Mrs. NJ Sloan, No. 5ji Grand
-: WIN. H. Carey Co. No. 1856 Pearl-st j. Graham &
Co % water.st VIM A. Crocter. No 81 1iaden'l9ne,
Sew-York A. SpOOner Co. u Eulton-sL; Mrs J. Jor-
dams Fancy Stor 50 ALanc-st Brooklyn, L. |. f. Ban
zels Confectionery s between Grand and South First
Abauy. n T. Messrs Mortimer & Mowbry, corner OF
Market and Charles Baltimore, Md. Jos f. Tppe, 293
Broad cor OF Marsest Newark, Aaronk King Heleyie,S
n j. Crarv 40 Merr.mark--t Lowell Mas. d. I'm
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MORE EM1GRANTs- SM they Coms.--We
noticed in cur that Tuesday less than five hun
dred and wentythree emigrants principally from Ger
many, had arrived and we thought this goody mum
her but on the day following no less than eis hundred
and fftyoae came in greater portion OF them embark
inc nj Hremen and Havrc There is room for them in
Texas and the West. N u PIC. NOV. 2eih.
BARGE SCSK.-The Mill Boy, barge IN tow by
tho Western Belle struck snae few days since
Quincy and sunk 1t was reighed with hour and wheat
which were for the most part insured 81. Louis Gaz.
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General Notices.


ty-Insttute for the Cure of Hn.dncss and
C;.uy Gair.-MR. CLikEtUGlI respectfully minutes
That consequence of the success which has for years
attended his peculiar t.stent OF the diseates OF the SKIN
connected win tn. hair ladies anG gentlemen may now con
suit hun daily on The various Diseases and changes 10 oh
lie hair is subject especially those cases arising from
fyers commencement oye-siucy and anxiety OF mind pro-
ducn gray and har badness, and frequently lis en-
tire loss ,,,,-,
Mr. c. has for IL years given his soe and individual stn
lion 10 The study and badness aud gray hair AUD du
ring bs practice has received the sanction and approval OF
The principal medical faculty OF the city and many IN Europe
The united recommendations OF tie press anu Testimonials OF
thousands in every quarter OF the country VINO have been
benefited by his treatment
he MANY vile and pernicous nostrums present ndver
Used by ignorant aud unprircped empyrcs, all PRETEND
TO tie hair, induces MIR. G. 20 CAUTION the ru'c
scains such imposition quackery the destruction and
ruin o: the hair viii follow their
Office for consultation EOS Broadway. Private apartment
or ladies'. Hours from IL TO o'clock. Eti IN
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i1atcnt Gle0ieines.
sANDS's sARsAPARILLI

FOR THE Removal PERMANENT cuRc or ALL DISEASES
ARISING rRoM An TMPcRE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
THE SYSTEM, VIZ:
SerotIa or Kings Ept, Fea,isH, Obstinate CSiar.oa,
Epiion, Punpes Pu,tues ts Face. Botohe Btles,
crosc yes Ring Worm Ttt'eT, Scid Head, En-
cerrnt and Pam Of the Ronst Gta join.J Stubborn
Dseates aring from ljudico, Of Mercury -dIei
L.s. or DTopty, E-poS.re Imprudnce IN Lye Also,
Chronic Cons:ienal DlJordTs ul be reriored By tau
Preparation
and uceroQs diseases The rstou OF the skin extends
the temper and ii the indications Of the disease disgure the
knowledge Of the repulsivo appearance presents
adds the discomfort and OF the suaeSerLocal
applications vii! be found Of bur ia IN diseases OF the
s6in and they NAV be dangerous.
What the modus opesud. OF Lotions O.nrleais. lc IN
he removing pusules ard affections OF Inc
skin. th-;hey drive the disease back upon the blood
poisoning virus either token
other shape reproduces the disc with
vrence, when the superficial remedy Is discontinued
TIE this preparation directly the reverse oi this
attacks he The symptoms II purges lie blood
OF the rr;xnt snj acrd particles which feed the disease and
hence its cures are ihorous ant permanent
Farth.r Te,tirony-The following is an exuac, from
letter received from Rev. VIM Galusha-
BERKSHIRE, VI October .. ist5.
Messrs SANDS: have been afflicted with sewers pain
in my side occasoned by diseased liver, for The last
teny years .u!, ring times what language camel con-
vey hu since taking your Sarsapars havr been greatly
relieved much ia have been abe 10 hIleld 10 my
business and rresch occasionally for the past heer months
wholly discarded all other medicine and thoroughly tried
the Sarsapsrla, which recommend III truth end SIM
ceriy TO all these who in afflicted with any spe
Of scroiuous complaints. There have been re-
markpble effected by its in this vicinity. Mr. l.
Shaw By the ot bottles restored 10 better heath
she had before enjoyed for years and Mrs w Ste
veEs who had been severely afflicted with eryspelas
Yours truly, WIN. GALUsHA.
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- Thomos piuckncv smi;h. Attorney at La,

- Thomas Pinckncy smith. Attorney at Law
Albany BAKER County, Geoa viii attend the settlement
of claims the Counties OF Baker Lee, Sumter, Dolly,
Randolph, Early Decatur Thomas and Lowuces
observation-disclosures Greeley, Esq Editor Of Tribune
W a Cleveland cor. Hanover and Exchange SIS; D. X a.
Nesson l57 Pea-st; Browning and Hull lS2 do Dick
nson Churchill, 10 do; Hysop Brother, ~ do; Van
NrsdRs 4 Warnock li2; q. A. Wetmore, 90 Frori-s:i
Benedict Tolnpkins II and IS do; Brooks Mcrr1 SO
WiltauEL o. oa"Sm7
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rr Gurney,s Premium Daguerrean Gallery
ls9 Broadway NewYork.-Pictures taken 81 This esso-
ishInsnt are no, exceei in this country say his hume
patrons The public respectfully invited TO call and
ud es for themselves 90 om'
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No 3 SPsucE-STREET/Tn Three Door, from NaS'ahTettJ
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied ~iin 81 Sinos
L Of PRINTING al the cheapest rate v1z
Csnls Bills LGding,
Circulars keceiPs
Rl E.ads Checks. Sc-
20 LITERARY CENT EMES-Orsr.1! Manl'eript' print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work: and sll kinds OF
BooSs Latter Press Printing
To LECTURERS AND hlusIcIAss-Pros rnTnns beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills. Srnall Bills for Disiri-
MImH,oA Bi!i,. button, &c
And every description OF PlGin and Ornamental 700 nore,
executed with geat rea,ness and puncuAsy at The Office
No. Spruce-street
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAN-
PHLErs, &c
An work the shove Presses win be done 81 eInaof-
binary low prices lyu-a
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r5 j. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counselor al
nv and Commissioner Ui Deeds, &c VIII attend III he
~ .csTng jyl5 osif
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co. Ledger Building. Thrd-st who receive subscri
bers and gle copies for sale daily a, ocs d3 I'm
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CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Chemicals,
" P-rfulery, &c for sale by DAVID SANDS ". "
East Broadway, cor. Marke'-st viz ., -,
Bermuda Arrow-Root, waTonted pure ana OF Ho pe''
Cologne Water OF superior quality in bottles or on dfa
Also agents for Dr. Pras Patent Arthcia NIPPLE Wnch
il recommended by the frs. Physicians Ia the city.
Physcans Prescriptions carefully prepared bya conpe-
,a., 33srsn, =, Il. honr, tav and night MIG
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FEVER AND AGUE.

strTHAT OLD FAVORITE AND STERLING RENE
1 DY."-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TURE" for Fewer and Ague" No medicine, In any age
or country with such universal success-pro-
,ecled against cose,i By ibe written signature OF the
proprietor JOHN K RoEd over The top OF each bot!e 1.
may be had In m full strength genuneness ard purity at
The ginal inventors Office No % North Second street
Philadelphia of"I o. Fay" General gent No 1875 Full
lamp store) sun Buildings. New-fofG Je<'mnoe
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" HydropnLhic inntitution.-Geotse l. DeA.t I
upon tbs cold system at the cen
tra and pleasant village OF Morrstown NJ The efhcscy
of cold water in the prevention and OF disease is
generally adm ted and in many parts Of Europe and our
has suspended the use OF OF drugs and di
cnes In both chronic diseases, such levers
rheumatism govt, paralysis, scroiua, spinal dseases a:
Guiding ana distortions dyspepsia aud most u
Ills which heir the action OF cold water IS rapid and
permanent Al seizng upon the OF disease
reduces greatly The OF human misery ard suffering
and produces radical cure of disease when other
and treatment have failed. In the graphic language OF Bui-
er the cold treatment nature leaves the body
TO lis wu tendency which is always toward
covery series OF reaction commences and the con
s;ituon only amended II undersoes change Dr
Dexter has recently returned from Europe aud has Rfe his
extensive arrangements OF baths, after the plan OF Press
nz himself Il will be the aim OF he proprietor lille he
oilers 10 ipvads the of relief from disease give
,hm Ais the comfort conveuences Of home Morris
town is lghtiuly situated surrounded On ali sides W h
The aids and appliances which will give effect IN carrying
Out the cold water treatment The Morris and Essex Rail-
road distance from The Institution and car
RACES are ready all times convey PsIienis 10 and rom
tll establishment LILO III
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cIS0N REWA ARD The above reward OF Fiiteer
~ ls1uU Hundred h. tl,,

SlJUU Hundred Dollars viii be paid for tho recovery
the OF Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars Eole
from Myron Van Deusen Of The City OF Hudson IN w
the ngh Of the &ih OF October last. wEe his passage
from Hudson TO the City of NewYork, In the steamboat
South-Amerca; prOporuopste for such part OF
said money be recovered and restored tho sub
scribers, application 10 either Of them.
The money was contained IN small carpetbag, which
the berth OF said Van Deus.u, found
the day in the wheehouse OF the open and
red its II consisted Of bills Of denorn-
bered as follows;
81 2no in SO and los OF the Oneida Bank.
900 In IS and l0s principally Of the Pine Plains and
Undertook Banks.
IOO0 in bills Of various denominations OF the EsrmeI1
Bank OF Hudson
1000 or about that su OF tho bls of the Phoenix Bank
Of Hartford, and other Eastern money.
500 In bills OF the Hudson River Bank, nearly all In
$50 bills.
The balance OF the money In bills OF Western Banks
of this STATE.
AUGUSTUS e. MASTERS 1871 Pesrl.st GroRGE II. ELLERY,
William At; TnEoPRILus r HART II Cedar at, Conn
mttee for Assignees Of Myron Van Deusen. MA I'm
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RNRRAL Nss'StJ,
Fd1e Tools &c 4c-The subscribers invite purchasers
to examine their very extensive assortment OF INC above
mentioned articles including Ivory handle liable knyes anG
po.er skates und Sleigh Bells strapped and unsuapped,
Nsis Locks Lstches Bus Screws, Files, saws aechan-
Tools in gresi variety, ncudng Cooper's Tools OF AL
h.1tsons Hortons Congers and Rochester manufacture
All OF which will sold al the lowest market pIea al
a. so ~ and retail OSBORN X LITTLE,
20 I'm IS EullonsL between Pearl and Water.sls.
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DFRFECT! OYER-SHOES-Day Lea

DERFECT! OYER-SH0ES-Day's LeaIher-sole
Oyer-Sho-s do not slip on ic-. and after esht years
improving Of them they the most per iect over
Shoes in The world. Whoever buys them ard Is dissatisfied
after wearing them shall have new pair for nothing his
has always been TO make the best regardless OF cost
and there a- peny of customers in NewYors who want
u such Ov-r-Shoes Twenty different kids Of Rubber
Shoes ens, womens and childrens wholesale ana
Il. Iw HORACE II. DAY.
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E1ERKE,s CREAM SAPONINE-A new compound
tor shaving, which all others In making rieh
and permanent Latter without Irritating The skin Gao-
een having hard boards and tender faces will do well 20
try this Cream. Sold By the proprietor e G. FERREy
Middieown CT and by j. w. Hsbonon, rs Ma.ten-lane
Hosdey Phelps, li2 Water-sL z. Tones Son j. ).
r Tnpoe 80 81 Msiseu.lane, and retail by Druggists
80 prr6,m.,, psnersIly d9 SIN
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For father particulars and conclusive evidence OF Its
superior value and efficacy pamphlets which may be
obtained Of agents gratis.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fullon-sL rs Broadway
and II East Broadway NewYcrk Sold also by Druggists
generally throughout The United States Price 81 per Dot
tie or siN bottles for 81
70 The pubc respectfully requested 10 remember
that Sandss Ssrsapara that has been and constantly
achieving such remarkable OF the difficult class
diseases which the human frame IS subject; therefore
ask for Sands's Sarsapara and take other n23 I'm