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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10
LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE ELIXIR OF LOVE.
LII HAIL LUCINA CORDIAL, HALL

When in the chain that Hymeu weaves
He blends no buds amid the leaves,
And Fate forbids the wife should claim
Lhs SoSn .af sriy;: ,sI mothers name
b G %a ne s Sa.b salna Il. h s. vine
Restore his lost virility.
Ifgleet. Of manly strength The bane,
I InS 1aS I re- s sysm S SS,s S, 's,an
Thus Sovereign Cosdial let him ty.
The ~. p,,uo,alsns n,a sh ,sh whose sway
Bea Benz st. i. ., influence quickly flies.
Of maid OF matron, who at length
FEEL in each nerve returning strength
suppresses any female fun ton,
" the rssy,eIse-lf repetion
Erhausts the powers-then drink and live,
Behold the sure restorative
Take IT, and steal a march on Time
WIFE s.l in y's, q and S,ss5Itya bloom
Drnk-and fair children may be thine
Numerous, perchance, as Banqu0's line.
Into her haun,s and left dsf!ed
With the sad linseIings Of disease;
Cone 10 Lucnas fountain. come!
Ofall healths elements, the sum
The JOY fathers name own,
Taste -and ere long that name shall be
And thou amidst the lhIo1{g shall , press.
Who now this glorious CORDIAL bless
ff,'gis sa Ds1 anu once s1s:
Pluck from the cheek the rose Of death,
In short ,e, for Se each disease that springs
BY nature. accident, abuse
The shadow Of hi. rosy wings.
This vitl Cordial is ofus-. - ,
Seth W. Fowie Boston DR.. WsdswoIth, Proxidsnce; y.
Murphy Meth s,,h fhdeeShs TysT Jo s,os
der Louisville Kv.; s.sfod Parks Cincinnati, and by
other persons in any Of the above named places.
Price So bottle r dozen, m3 I'm ~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10

tCDR SALrER,S YOUNG MANS FRIEND or Spe
chic Mixture, completely bids defiance those vey pre-
valen fashionable mpudences This medicine
the morbid symptoms and irritation Of the disease
with the utmost confidence being andote unequaed for
me cure Of certain impEudences gonorrhoa full
cay lS Fulton 'tieet Lamp storel Sun Buildings, New
ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10
SARACEN,S HEAD

Ne u Dey street. (adjoinng the franklin Hotel.)
oSEPH SMITH, lae Of Worcester, Eng land, begs leave
most respectfully inform his friends and the public,
that he has leased he above establishment and fitted
style second has aso taken provide
Creature comforts for the inward man.
At II O'Clock there will ALWAYS be sandwich ready and
any time during the day the following atces i'll be prepared
dious epicure:-
Beef Seaks-Mutton Chops--Veal Cutlete-Broiled Ham
and Eegs-trzzed Bacon-Welsh Rarebits-Poached Eggs
Sardnes-C. Id Cuts-Cram Cheese.
3 will at all times keep on hand the choicest Wines aod
Spirits selected with that peculiar experenc
ed wnsbibber Bottled Porter Cider sparkling glass
Albany Ale, accompanied with Havana, all or hich
times mig lw co We &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10
TO THE LADIES.
DIX HULL,6 UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPpGRTERS
EULL'S TRuSSES

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
PERSONS afflicted with Ruptnres mar rely
Nupon the best tai aid the world affords
H. ION application the Office, No Vesey street.
~/orto eithe, Of the Agents in the principal
anime the back pad Of Hu Tusses they endorsed
by Dr. Hull, in writing None genuine, be relied
upon a. good. without his signature
Many persons have undertakes vend limitations Of Hull
celebrated Tuss and thousands imposed upon
quence These limitations be relied upon; they
81 unsklfu mechanics, and better than e ordinary
Trusses.
Reoms have fitted No. yesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having from the business depart
men where female IN constant attendance wait upos
svnals r~tievr M imrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10

~ OLA IN attends exclusively TO General surgery, in
- the morning that Of the Eye SQnnng Cataract Clio.
of the Tear Duets Deformites Of the Lids &c The ope
fernce given to several hundred in this city All
reducibe o rupture permanently cured that
be dspeuse with. Mercer all lmsr re
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>AND0-S ohhohFAnlALh
THE INSTINCT mammals in direct opposition to the
and winch avoid but nsct further. Ii
improve discovery belongs enlightened
elaborate improve perfect that which it has discovered
Sandss Sars paa exemplication of the wonderful eff
which intellect through the medium Of scientific research
and philosophical experiment may deyove in the preparation
originating in diseased condition Of the vital elemenand
how proportion of all diseases do these classes compre
hendhil well known specific 10 held to be infalibe in its e.
fecs When a. all other practice has failed, when the exhib
ton other variety Of medicine which skill hope
gested have proved useless Sands Saapaa has number
The following certificates recently received will be read
with Interest," and for further particulars the reader referred
pamphlet which il furnished without charge by all the
Agents.
BrNGHAMrror, N. Y, Oct. IT. 1874.
MEssRs. A. B. 4 ID. SANps:-
have been afflicted with scrofaa for nine years past ap
peared various forms from ts commencement but did
break out in ulcers until about four ago large swelling
appeared my had anced Ii then commenced
ing and continued to until the eshy part Of my from
out both sides Of neck and ended face
lumber OF ancle and bottoms Of My suf
ferng seemed almost ntoerabe The the have
been under the OF physicans have taken iodine SWANS
Panacea and other and had nearly despaed Of
getting relief when induced by MIR try your
and aered myself with the Plea that should be well again.
have taken eighteen bottles Of yvur medicine. MY
all healed and general health than hes been
mae years. and acbe my cur to the efficiency o. Sar
sapara Had known rs yrure: years ago. eAoald have
Signed %si' 0e'a GYNfX H. rvPrxR
cheerully testify to the truth Of the above sssss. of my
wife, MASON D. TUkRER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10

THE ELIXIR OF LOVE.
THE houfehold ties! the household ties
How beautiful they
With lips and laughing eyes,
Red cheeks and golden hair
How sad is chdIess married life
Wealth JOY afford; .
Cold looks tbs husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord. J~s
But LOVES ELIxIR-that sweet boon
Will Natures remove,
And crown with living blossoms soon,
The bed Of fruitless love.
Lucna Cordial barren wives
Ii turns mothers fair,
And the fond name Of Father gives
To husbands in despair.
In luehorrea and in geeu,
IL proves sovereign balm;
Consumption, too, conqueror meets
IL its unfailiug charm.
Eruptions, lassitude and pains,
In back or Tins, or chest;
Disease brought on by sudden strains,
Discharges long suppressed,
Are by this wondroas Cordial cured.
No more their victims
Thus by its aid is health insured
At once to either
Let all who su fer from disease,
Or fault in Nature Law,
Seek from Ibis gr md specific ease,
AT Ninetytwo Nassau.
md No 70 Court street. Boston No. North Sixth street
hiladspha Persons ordering this medicine from the country
sending REMITTANCE have and sent TO
4 the Union Price So per boe-$c per Dozen I'll lmsm
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TkluM PHANT sUCCEss!

IL u M II n N - u u u r. - =
l Inhabitants Of New York
and Brooklyn for the support and the many
fla erng proofs Of appreciation they pie
No l56 Broadway Groom ~ will continue OPEN Tor Pa
pills, Day and Evening, for ONLY
lit being his positive inentioa early the spring
to his Academies IN London and LIVERPOOL
n Z rOW VS.
SUPERIOR AND ELE1ArT SoMMERcrAL SYSTEM 81
ACADEMY, No. l5s BROADWAY.
Mr. B. euARArTEEs to mpart to Ladies and Gentlemen Of
pie ing style Of Penmanshp executed elegant ohand
manner, -
sas :s EAsY 3.
EVEN the venerable fes delighted going through
this the study Of the OF life
Lessons Siren sfee Of charae ,.auiEsd Book
nfroms A. M to r M, oS'tosPM. ~
y 9 > & 20 I~~
-. vnrERs in New YORK can take course Of Writing in
n B-speeimens of Writing are exhibited on tn. awning
post a7 ims.c
EUK sALE-A Saw and Gnst Mill wh large work shop
-eached 70 which applied about ten horse power, from
shop and eight ofand The property situated
ha.,cheser miles from New York and from the Harlem
hailroed For particulars and terms apply to JAMES w.
a i'' Edds' NsT J. 81 e X
TINS PATENT BOXES
THE PROPRIETORS OF TINS PATENT CAR
BOXES, would respectfuly call the Of Rail
Ha H9sd Csrs that they have appointed COKNELfUS
with said All directed to him al
Jersey o' '' FOUNDRY Ii MMgs SnTs'II.n s BS6bY
,,.r c;,,- Y.u,. ,.. Proprieton.
yessey City January 1h ls43 10 Imsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10
HAVE YOU A COUGH3

- for the wa Of little attention 70 common cold.
HAVE YOU COUGHf-Dr Jaynes Expectorant, safe
medical prescription Drugs and used
in practices for several years. will positively
afford relief from that awful disease pulmonary
ceasumption which annually sweeps into the grave hundreds
Have coughLBe persuaded purchase bottle Of the
.xpectorant to- day-tomoTow may be too late.
Have you coughi-Jaynes f. only remedy
you should take you; for npain that
lieve.
Prepared and sold by Dr. jayne South Third street, Phi
No ~ Fulton street. ns Broadway and II East Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10
M L &c A L A DIV / G Z
PRIVATE DISEASES.

M MSMgEss sd OF F THE NEW Y3kK COLLEGE
preston asasTssy sensna: dissss ,hs psItiea1sr
N 'ns ssn
< m.l application !. as GHsss
:sa: .soidsd oas &: q toi:s: many
Of ho, complaints attends for consultation daily from
az, rs y; sSSss sy .,sHs
sess
and Consulting Rooms College. % Nassau.
cure q sSno,yAg ses terminal eHsisson and ali mSco
Hospital e =.
Pr BY sS $ 81 e: .s
suis IN much shorter time than o.s, remedy Nhoa:
%
s1 si, nd Fh'n''' RICHARDSON D. A...
RICoRDs ALTERATIvE MIXTURE FOB THE per;
ane cure q OF secondary :yyss yensss
81
psrs,a sals.s Whom assss ssa:a;s
syiss% each. si
if:is 81 II s''s me
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT ossAEsAPARMLA.
q
sessng the purifying qualities and curstye Of the
above herbs is confidently recommended b, the College
y superior to any extract Of sar'apsrls at present before
diseases airing from an impure state Of the blood such
pain the bones joints nodes erupons ulcerate
syPhili. or an iniydicious use Of mercury.
S:!d :ss' q SI Ss aoi:. cents ''eh
Forwarded i
NB-A very liberal discount TO Wholesale purchasers.
S,ssc Of the College @ Ns;ssn ;t;sss :,
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
Mxture prepared BY the College Medicine Pharmacy
Of the city Of confidently FOR all
debility produced by indulgence Of kind
(unles: depending on malfomaton:) . 80
Single bottles 81 each of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and to all parts Of the Union:
w. 3. RlCHAHDSON. Nj. D.. Agent
d1orc
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL, OFFICE-,Citzens and
Mott street. Of the diseases affect
which bevon medical aid All diseases
will be tieated with candor and integrity md m~rc
NOTICE--MADAME REsTELL Female Phync,an.
In in Of
Once hereafter addressed
OF heretofore, to her residence lts ureenwich
fl8 D&Wlmsrc
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WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS!!.

WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS!!!
WORMS swept away from the stomach and bowels by
w JAYNE'S TONIC vERMIkU9E, as by the bosom Of
destruction They perish 1ndrr its searching influence
and are expelled With the mucas in which they embed
81. ~ Gu -, - sm hi -, ano
psra,ion will fail produce the desired eecto the
eject does weaken with repetition Those who saer from
nc ?es or kemten Fever, or any complaint whss mild
Y: Alternative may be desired will find Jaynes Tonic
We "a sge valuable remedy. Sold BY the Aasas A.
SANDS. Druggists, No. 70 Fulton street, ~ Roadway,
" East Broadway !a19 fR~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10

n LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, NC.
|
XV The Loss of Feet and Legs no Hindrance 10 ihs
.dcf of WGIkingl
Grand st, corne, Of Madison st, New York, respect
ufacture ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, on a plan the
most corrent and ess complicated, having, through
IM necessity, invented made and an artificial lcp
for forty years. and been ufacursr for thirty
Nf five years feels confident of giving satisfaction to
kxE ali who call him for Legs, Hands, Arms or the
|1FHR common Wood Leg
NJ BAH letters must be postpaid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10

WONDEhF UI DISCOVENY.
CTRIKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
- change grey hair m original color in few minutes This
solut different from any offered and fail of
preceding all Others 1t highly ecacious and possesses the
growth.
Those who doubt requested their hAiY
changed before paying their If humbugs would
One trial wli prove the fact.
Sold Wholesale and RETAIL and applied No. Chatham st.
opposite the Hall Of Records New York, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10

boxes sweeny and Lewis manufactured To.
ma 0'''0 very 'ap'i0Ik cs SiE LII 81 - South
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from the Evening Post.l
DENTlSTRY.-" DR. A. c. CASTLE, who has lived
- long time in this city, has obtained distinguished and
snvsbls enipense in his profession He Artificial
prepared composition the form Of Paste for filing hollow
decayed tender teeth which, while it resists the action of all
acids and injecting it becomes hard TOOTH and
durable for life 1t peculiarly adapted for
and Dr. Castle with We have personally
tried his skill and recommend him."
DR.. A. G. Castles Offices 3al Broadway. flo Inns dh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10

IoBACCO-9, bores swcsny Levi. mfg for sale BY
l. f. X COLLtNSG CO.,
MI South street
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SMOKEY CHIMNEYS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ING AND pr ESERVE WAR EuOIJS

FIOhLINU AND FhEOEhVE WAREHOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS of the only original establishment
the kind offer 70 the notice Of southern friends
elected assortment Of Fgi before pented lie public
Heath, &C. Pine Apples, Raspbess, Aprcos Strawberries,
Egg and other Pumbs all possessing their their
Also Jsy's ofthe Strawberry. Raspberry Ounce. and Pine
Also Pickles. Casups and Sauces. Of every imaginable de-
cpon glass jars OF size suit the coassuence Of
Also Picked and Stewed Oysters potted for szpssn, and
warranted to keep in any climate
Hotel Keepers Boarding House Keepers. 0ress.s. Ship
Masters and Priv Families all invited 70 eUsnd
the best selected beautiful stock 81 gAe kind
ever before offered to the attention Of the public
RECKHOW X VINCENT,
IS Courtsa4t street.
NJ B-Eghty fresh Havana Pines. geeA eeAsr for
sale. Also 1000 OysteT Kegs - AeIc
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CONSUMPTION IS Durable
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
ANn XnOn NApTHA

COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR, which effect =
ed permanent before | had taken three bottles
E. EVANS,
Fayette street, below Arch
Principal Oce-Noheast corner Of Fifth and Spruce streets
Co. Druggists 23 Broadway of Chambers street Re
tailed also, at 10 Fulton and II East Broadway
Prcr-50 cents per bo tie. or IS per dozen I'll lme
RHEUMATIC ILLS.
DR. COVEL'S RHEUMATIC PILLS are we'll known TO
- be the only article which will the rheumatism, either
nammaory chronic and for proof Of the assertion
asks those suffering from this complaint to read the fol-
lowing certifcate:-
New YoRK, December 10th, 1874.
Dear Sir-I in justice to myself and suffering
manity let this opportunity without expressing graft
tude for Rheumatic Pills. have been troubled for
long time with rheumatism, and have large Of
with physciaos, and have received but ng relief
This Fall was attacked seyerely-it located in my
shoulders and wrsts, which stthe wetched situation
received lmn'edae relief and am entirely cured. will
with pleasure saty those who wish for information with
gard to the astonishing effects Of Pills, if they wkake
inc trouble 70 'a'' On me- "0'' E. W. PERKINS,
We will also refer to Mr. Alexander wech as Nassau street.
better known Sandy Wech Mr. A. Pietch, l76 Broadway
Captain Hnman Of Green and Houston seets and
hundreds Of others.
H. Mosely John street, only wholesale agent and none
genuine without his written signature the red label
tached each boxPrce SO box Also retaled this
city at 90 John HILL 2Os Greenwich Dr. Covel 1856
Sullivan st Hallock 6 Spring st; Gobandain 1 Eighth
Avenue Gui0n OF Bowery and Grand; Moss
brand. and A. r. Wheeler liz cherry st iair Imsec
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE-Citzens and
v1 Strangers obtain medical aud surgical advice at NO.
Mott street. Of the diseases that act the
human system winch beyond medical aid All diseases
will be ueated with candor and integrity. md m~nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
Lexington Outrage VI. Clay I.

C-rrespOnicnce ~ / ne lfilune
CINCINNATI. Angus, p las.
HoRAcE GREELEY Esq Considerable excitement
exists in this community on account Of the dasiardly
outrage committed upon the rights and properly OF
Ca-.ius NJ Clay by the citizens Of Lexington. Ky
His Press was taken dow. by a mob and shipped
70 this city. when Mr. Clay was Frustrated upon a
bed OF sickness. and perhaps Of death
In consequence Of this outrage. one amongst the
ARREST meetings ever held IN Cincinnati assembled
last evening 10 express their adherence and utter
etes,aion OF the cowardly perpetrators OF this deed
Of blackness
The sympaihies and prayers of the meeting were
freely offered and passed by acclamation. for the
speedy recovery OF Mr. Clay.
This will reach YOU one day in advance OF the pub
I-hed proceedings which YOU viii find sufficiently
emphatic when they come TO hand for the occasion.
Ne sincerely hope that Cassius NJ Clay may We,
be permitted 10 rise from bis sick and PROSTATE con
diiion and be fully able TO and confront his
mics-many OF whom no doubt would have been
transformed into Gh0sts before this time had Cassus
W. Clay continued in the visor Of healih and lie.
Yours truly. W.
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From the Rocky Mountains.

We find tie following Interesting lh'enise"0o III
the ST. LOuts Neic Era of Aug. % On yesterday
tb. Radnor arrived. and brought down ten or twelve
m, n from, the mountains being part OF those IN the
e,,oloyment of Mes-rs. Pratte Cabanne They
= r. under the direction OF Mr.. Nicnet who has
,.n for a considerable length OF time in the noun
aims. The present has been very favorable year
r,- obtaining robes and urs the winter was mud,
and there was very little snow; The company had
co. lected about 900 packs Of buffalo robes and
,tutity of beaver they started from fort Laramie
DE upper fort with four Macknaw boats and four
hundred packs OF buffalo robes, and descended the
T. ute River about ninety miles, when the water be
"a ne 80 low that they were compelled 10 abandon
mir voyage. they landed their peries at the Cedar
3 1fIs and sent back to the fort for wagons. Whilst
there Col Kcarncy, with two hundred and fifteen
diigoOns arrived on the nth OF June, He sent out
,eputalion to a Sioux village to invite the Indians
20 = talk The Sioux could not be found. lie then
wont on 10 fort Prac (the lower fort and there had
rho sioux Indians assembled held talk with them, and
.rercd into an agreement treaty with them 70 regu
a their conduct with the whites Heat night fired his
A ery discharged bomb and some rockets in the Air
and surprised and ssonished the Indians exceedingly.
Col kesrney intended TO 10 the Chimney thence TO
ihc South pass. and from that point TO fot william on
The Arkansas ~, -
Whilst the traders waiting al the Cedar Bluffs
81 wagons Of Oregon emigranis passed them. Ihey
md gotten along very well the Pa~nees had shO e"
Of heir cattle and caught few Of their men struggling
camp and had stripped them, but ana no iuTei IN
july. . r.
on the day OF June the traders started from the Ce
dar Bluffs towards Missouri with 10 wagons, lo3 packs
Of buffalo robes and packs of beaver and came in rap
ii.y without difficulty They met with no Indians saw
II, nfv of bu'aoe and the mouth OF the Kansas
= miles in % days On part OF the route they were
Enlightened for provisions.
Me- Cabanne il behind on the Wapelo which aground
When they left there So at Fort Platte and 80
~ Fort John.
In the Indian country they fell in with Antonio Rub
duux who he'd been trading with the Snakes and fuaws
n had with him 40 or 80 horses and mules and seven
n eight thousand dollars worth OF peries He had been
-ucccssful in trading with the Indians the Yuiaws had
once robbed his fort when left in the custody OF some
-qsnards but they generally very friendly Win
hu. lie stepped with his brother at 81 Joseph
Mr. Viunet states that in December last the Bruler
SIOUX raised party, went to the forks OF Platte
surprised a Pawnoe village of 100 lodges. killed 10 OF
he ir warriors and squaws and took three warriors
i -Oners burned the village. and plundered the Paw
noes OF their beaver horses and corn. The Pawnees
De-, great CONSERVATION and the Sioux returned home
m triumph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

FROM HNrF,N-We have news TO August Esd.
The Unicorn since her return from Newio bad made
a voyage 10 =. Johns Newfoundland, And returned 20
Halifax
Prince Henry. OF Holland. arrived ~ =. 'o-s y" 'Ne
9th met. in The Dutch frcste Rhine o. --h'.
TIE Prime, wss exported a, Halifax u : s'Ais4 ina,
the Labrador from c-p = frah''' 70 'ne >sa
Islands had been highly sue e--il b1' oo, - iss "a
iupt Island. The weather II NeSioundan and nsd been
b., and dry. but the cfop- looked tolerao.y vel
The - Johns M5-aiqy P0s Of the IN mentions
among the vessels IN the hArbor. about my spanish
merchantmen"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

DEAFNESS CrrFp Nothing hs- ye' been produced
for The cur- Of c-af1ess al compared 10 Or NcNsr-
Acoustic OIL Ire thousands u cases ~ wlcn i hs- oeri
~ r-fly -rr---f a. fuzzy and sa'.iacofLy Attest d.
r.ue Nh r. trse~ss : recent, ine cure often SUI
d-u ard aNays permanent rh terrible irconvenisncr- 10
hct deaf persons are subjected ought % induce al ~
spread tie good ufings Of The unparalleled discovery. Il
boon OF priceless It's worth cannot be estimated 10
con- Who thai hss suffered ron temporary deafness VII
not admit tna would have given fortune be restored
10 society the enjoyment Of hi Sold by ComstOckS
Co. Il COrlald-el
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE -Msrgaret-A tale Of the Real and Ideal
New Publications; Who wants TO buy French Embroi6e
~. sc; Western Temperance Convention; The Ex
press and Repeal; Opinions Ireland Farther from
Delaware John Quincy Adams; Baron Steuben, sc.
ForkrH PAcE-FrisiAn Bsllad-Grsndmothers Sea
Anguish; Marine News List Of Letters in the New
y,~k p, OeE.,
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thing. in Philadelphia.

Correspondence q The Tribune
PHI ApELFHiA Aug 3l-P NJ
The stock Market Yesterday. vas inactive bl'
prices without change except pennsy .ysns t'>s
There bid for Texas securities Feunsy ans
Fres opened and closed a; ~. which : AZ improve
men, II For Illinois SVe- special 3 bii - AsSed
Reading Railroad - bid - asked L. : Bank - 0id -
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The Superior Court and the Couri OF oyer anu Ter
miner and Circuit Court $50 OPEN ihe 'ael oeinz
special and only nquests or sno' c4use' 70 ue
rid Tbe United states Circuit believe, also meets
to-day.