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FOR THE PILES.

E,oR THE PMES!-Are You afflicted Win f Wes
Z Try, then without delay, Doctor uphaa's Veg
e.able Ecctuarv the best remedy offered 10 public
notice This really excellent medicine is the result OF
thorough medical edrcation ana complete knowledge OF
the disease for which il is recommended The mosI III
unphant success attends its administration.
Read the following remarkable cases:
lady, residing in Norfolk street. was seriously ac'ec
with Piles 50 treat was her suffering that 10 use her own
expression life wa. burden; four weeks she had been
atteded by one OF our sinert Physicians, without
tho least benefit: Satisfied that It was On aggravated case
of Piles prescribed the Eectuary; two boxes were used
six rnor,s aftr the same lady called RE 10 prescribe
for another complaint ard then informed me that she was
perftly cured of the Pics by the Two boxes, and had ex
perienced no return since.
Mrs residing in Greene street, called on me last spring.
saving that s mad been affected with Piles for two years
ACCOMPANIED ty pain in the side, Pltation OF the heart
sense of stragtness across tn chest, and oppression
she was unable 10 c down without ele-atg the head and
chest corsi eabv. resting horizontally produced sense
of sufocaon followed by cocsh. b. using one box OF
the .,arv the pain in the sde paPtaton and oppres
sion ceSe She could lie down without Inconvenience and
An. piles were partially removed and second box made
cornpcte cure 10 the great qualification OF tic patient
Sod in this City by the Proprietor oat, regularly edl-
,ted PHYSICIAN ccufno 10 81 Office practice for the treat
r1.rt NJ CpsoAIc DISEASES, No. I96 Bowery. Medical
ADVICE in relation the above, any other complaint
rams Price of the E7ectgdry dollar. Remember
sh,t ,,c E-..I,s is an INTERNAL REMEDY and not an
rsrnnr cppfraoh and sold ONLY at 1876 Bowery, four
dosr, Above Spring st. Office hours from A. u to r
~ i22 3n-
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To nc Editors IF The Tribune:
new case, as appears from the Herald few days ago.
is abou; to bc II appears the Herald wishes TO pub
fish the Lectures of Bishop Hughes, whilst the Bishop as
pos,iycy wshhs they shall rot DC published in that paper
or any ether without his consent. On this the Herald
makes ISSUE and charges the Bishop an attempt TO in
wade the liberty the press So that Tie matter seems to
become ono OF principle and resolves itself into the ucs
ton whether the press has right to seize Oh the report OF
sermon and publish 1t without the authors consent and
against his express prohibition There is an authorship
me- sermons well as books, and the principle
conendcd by the Herald would TO require that the
writer shall keep his manuscript locked mp or iat IL nc
reads tito friend, 1t mus, he with closed doors Lit comes
within the clanesnc reach reporter, either by sight
sound that the liberty the press requires that
II shall be his, and not its owners.
happened 10 be in ST. Patrcks Cathedral when Bishop
Hughes alluded to this subject and alleged Which
appeared TO perfectly just and satisfactory He said
the Herald had unsupported him. made him say what was
false in fact and uncatioc doctruc-that he had pro-
tested 10 the Reporter against any such puhlcaon-tLat
he then protested against It, and that except in this way
he should make farther oppos,on-tat he considered
such conduct the part OF the Reporter be the
principle though different in degree and form, that OF
otpad who should appropriate 10 himself the purse Of
traveller because its had the power 10 Withhold
it, should be glad TO know, Mr. Editor what is your
opinion the merits OF this case involving one
side the rights of individuals to enjoy :hclr intellectual
propertv and the other what me the new claim
p forth in the the liberty tic Press do not
touch the question when the Orator or Preacher gives
authority for publication of his for, although
seems 10 me practice which VIII impair not de-
strov the influence OF the pupit fault, Ii there
be- can be imputed in such circumstances either The
Publisher or TO the Reporter. \ SUBSCRIBER.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
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Nyw-YocK. Feb

NEw-YoaK, February 10, ls45.
The subscriber would most respectfully announce his
friends ard the travelling community in general, that he
Las recently leased the T. S HOTEL and fully prepared
to entertain all who may favor him with their patronage
Having been Tor the rss sixteen Yeas engaged in The
above capacity he has hesitation In saying that all fa
vors extended 10 MIN by the pubc viii be day apprcc
a:ed aud every satisfaction rendered to the guests who
may feel disposed TO patronize him.
PS. In order keep pace with the times, he is way
anted to change the price Rcard per pay from 81 50
81 25 hoping al the time. it will cet the full and
unqualified appreciation of tho travelling public
IL. JOHNSON, United States Hotel,
conner of Fulton, Pearl and Water streets,
-, - Sew-Tork
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THE ART UNION.
The Tn1une:

To re Ediso, cf The Tr1ase:
Thcdsposal Of the picture for the engraving Tor the
american Art Union leads TO inquiry which has sus
cesed se,f to many interested in the success Of tina. ex
ee,lcpt irs,ituton Why third successive commits
sion .iycn to the same artist? The appearance may he
,hoash. otherwise in the conunction but the principal
pr,lou.hc figures, .hc Killing sde-aIe by the same
This seems an Infringement upon the avoed purpose Of
the istu,io-that of equal distribution among artists
Arc here no Others seeking deserving encouragement
All Interested in this Branch of tho arts have seen Win
satisfaction the success and Improvement OF this artist
and gratAed bclsrng he has reapcd tho reward
cu; variety is called for, there no other reason
And when take into the account which few 'ides-
stand that an engraving such these is the sole employ
men, OF niany mouths years even, 1t quite uac-
couatabc save the grounds thai occupancy is pcya
nency. Yosrs truly, I.
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THE TRIBUNE.

4 rRopUcrioS 70 Iiif lis TORY OF ~
lRcH being aqgiy ;rie ts rug ca,ss q .pe
:tiK J4HvIs D. ID Ii. D. HMIcr Brothers. az iifst
IL preD.rinr this work. the author has acted I'M
der AN appointment from the highest ecclesiastical
authority of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States and the profound learning and patient
research exhibited in it, sufficiently attest his high
qualifications for the iulfilmcnt Of task OF somuch
importance, and which is beser with difficulties
that would utterly discouraged man Of less extern
sive acquaintance with ecclesiastical history and a
smaller amount of patience and perseverance. The
work is intended as an introduction TO a full and
complete History Of the Church from the times Of
the Apostles to the foundation OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of this country, which Dr. JARVIS,
his capacity OF Historogtapher OF that Church, Is
now employed in preparing for publication The
principal object of the present volume is 10 FIX VITA
precision the dates oil the brihsand death OF Christ
The importance of this will be appreciated by all
who have any correct notion Of the province and
bearings of ecclesiastical history. The work IN
cudes two parts, the first being devoted to an exhi-
hitiop Of the ancient methods of computing time,
and The second relating entirely TO the personal his
tory Of the Saviour.
For ourselves we feel far deeper interest in I'M
Outstanding the teachings of Jesus, and knowing
how 10 apply them TO the various duties and rela-
tons of the human family, than we do in seti!irs
the precise dates of his birth and death In fact,
we must acknowledge a settled indifference to In
designations of this latter class. We know, how
ever, that these arc matters of high impor, to the
great body of the Church, and especially to the de-
nomination under whose auspices this work has
been prepared and we have no prcjudices to blind
us to the perception Ct the eminent abilities and
Profound learning displayed by the author
The volume is an octave of 600 pages, and is very
neatly printed
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CURIOUS LITERARY FAcr.-A writer in period
cal called the Grover" week or two since,
charged LoseFELLow with plagiarizing an old
English lyric, called Bonnie George Campbell"
and publishing it in one of the Mcnthlies, as a
Translation from the German. a correspondent Of
the Boston Post explains how ii fell out In col
lection of German poems which MIR. Longellow
owned, was poem called " Der CUTE Ritter Camp
bell" this poem happened to be translation and
plagiarism, as it was given for Original, iron an
old English ballad. Lonsfellow suspectms moth
ing, translated it, and has hit so exactly upon
good version, that it is almost word for word with
the English original, The remarkable thing Is,
tina, Longlellow, celebrated for his acquaintance
with ballad literature, should have overlooked this
lyric, which is printed inMotherwell's collection OF
ancient and modern Foems-so far have over
looked ii, asIo translate it out OF the German
Homer occasionally mods,
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MISUNDERSTANDING. Nc

BOUh-hEEtlNG, NC
~ C. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces
~ that lis Counting Rooms, No. 81 Ceda-5reel' COLI
tnue open from { 4. ". TO p. VI.
In the study of Bookkeeping rs II is taught by NJ.
Marsh every pupil keeps in the most practical manner,
comple 81. ofpdtersip books, embracing all the der-
cnt business transactions OF good mercantile mouse nc
becomes familiar with all the books constituting the se
with all documents relating 70 the books ria balances
balance Sheets current, and with various Hef
camille calculations II interest, discount, equation VI P'!
nerits exchange, &c.
In one course OF instruction person Of good capacity
will become u competent Bookkceper, and VIII receive
certificate 10 that effect No one Is taught in class.
-MERCASTILE wRITING.-A thorough course OF pro-
rresslve lessons which will not fail in efectng valuable
Improvement. Specimens Of Truly mercantile style may
be seen 1T the rooms.
Prospectnses, with terms hours &c. may be obtained
AZ the roons day and evening.
c. c. MAESHS WORKS,
The Science OF Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplfed,
18th edition, 200 pages octave Price ST.
The Art OF Single Entry Bookkeeping improved, Sd edi-
ton, 1870 pages octave; Price 10 cents.
For sale 1t the bookstores, and at the rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers his services In opening closing, or writ
ing up books; SIS Cedar-st-eet, up stairs so1
DIiNo FORTE MANUFACToRY.-The Subscribers
I are now finishing entirely new article OF in',rl-
rres which arc warranted superior in tone 10 any N
use and TO keep in much longer the Improvement
consists in Harp Frame, peculiar in construction, ooyi-
ati- every objection heretofore caused by the of me-
talic in iDur1g the tone Professors and Purcfs
ers ere invited to examination 81 these instruments.
GLENN ROGERS & co.
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DRIyATE COIlLLION PAKrIFS attended TO by
Piano Forte and Violin Performer OF the best taleui
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{. ). CITY DESPATCH TosT.
IL TOMORROW being 50 Valentines Day." I'll ir-
creased force vii Dc added for the occasion the
speedy deli, cry the great number OF additional letters
usually deposited Free stamps ear be etained at this and
the Branch Post oce at Chatham Square ard at all the
places where T. : Despatch boxes are Placed.
prevent mistakes Letters Shorld be fully and ntec-
ely addressed and the number and treei distinctly stated
l3f2t JOHN LoRIAiER GRAHAM PM
90 UNITED IRISH REPEAL ASSOCIATIOS.-A
meeting lie United Irish Repeal Association OF Ahe City
OF Newio,s VIII be he'd in In umany Hail. on Saturday
Evening, the 18th Instant, AZ ii clock
Th Friends u The Cause requested 10 attend III
der 70 take tho necessary elect for the
ensuing year by order, Il. OCoNSoR, Sec-etary. i3f
s-5-LEECHES AID CUPS applied By Mr.. -iAGNuS-
SON. corner of Broadway and Brooe street, cntr.nce
Broomc ST. Ne,y-York.
Rfft7saees-Dr Chossmsn, Or. Mott, Dr.. Nelson, Or.
Francis DR.. SteArn, Dr. Berger Dr.. Weed DR., Sinclair
DR.. D. Smith, IN. Qusckeheos.
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\ CARD-owns 10 the increase OF Letters for delivery
during Valentines Week, the usual prompt de-
livery Business Letters, tie subscriber viii have but
two Regular Deliveries from the lith 20 the 10Th dag OF
February. Letters be let at the oice OF BoTds Cii
Express POST No - Wian-street, before and o'clock.
This delivery embraces the south side CT Chamber s-sree
from the Nort River through Eel y-sreet 10 the East
River Letters throughout the city will be despatched
throughout the day as they can be selected, he having
force o; eighty Carriers for that purpose
f13 ~ JOHN T. BOYD, Agent, IS Wiian-St-
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Rr,y.,,rs, ANn Dpov,xS, R,xx

Ncw-loTk, feo tth 1883. y
NoTICE-The PRESIDENT aud Drec ors OF the Butchers
and Droyers Bank have this day de Jared dividend OF
four az per cent the Capital stock out OF the profits Of
the last six months, payable on the 10Th inst
The Transfer book will be closed on the llth until the
18th Inst. By order OF the Board Of Directors.
80 lets D. W TOWNSEND, Cashier.
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o.. LrrrELL's LIVING AGE, No. 10, may be OBJ
tanned of Burgess, Strnger Il Co. Its contents are
as usual selected with fine taste and excellent dis
elimination from the best English sources.
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o.. TuE CHURCHMAN'S LIBRARY, Vol H. No 2
for February, has been published by James r.
Dunham. 1t is continuation OF Formby's Visit
10 the East
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O. TIN WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MONTHLY REVIEW, No. ". for February, possesses
attractions more than ordinary interest. Burgess,
Stringer g. CO. are the Agents in this city.
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THE LONDON LANcEr-Thc second number of
Burgess, Suinger & Co.'s Republication of this ul-
rivaled work has just made It's appearance. As a
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Mr.. HILL LOO broadway, cured u headache.
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STANDARD WORKS,
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o.. The EDINBURGH REVIEW for January has
been reprinted by L. Scott & Co, II2 Fulton street
OF its contents it would be almost superfuous tc
speak in terms of commentator, but it gives US
grea, pleasure TO perceive that the Printer has done
his work with even mere nea,ness than usual.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.


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MIR CHILD, Ocust having disposed Of his Practice
I'VE to Dr. BROWN, who pursues the mode Of treat
ment that successfully used by himself in every dis
case the Eye even declared ncRbe and aban
dored by cm'ant Physicians and oculsts, begs 70 intro
ce him The public, feeling assured the most beneficial
results viii fail warrant his recommendation.
Dr. Browns practice ssimplc and casyncither resort.
Ing TO painful metlodswhch too generally adopt
Cd nor requiring that rksomc confinement from Light and
air and unpleasant restrictions in food, which arc most
usually enforced Numerous Of his successful treat
urnt have been publicly recorded, 10 which no can REFER
and he possesses testimonials or the value and efficacy OF
his mode OF practice which may be Inspected by any ono
who iayors him with call. lie viii never undertake
case where there not good reasons for expeenSa cure
and his aim and object being assist In the restoration
of that nestmabe blessing, sghthe poorest OF the COM
nuny may avail themselves of his assistance as freely as
the most opulcnt.
Dr. Brown, may be consulted every day Sundays except
ely 1T his Office T6 Chambers ST. four doors below Broad
way. Hours OF attendance from IL A. N. to PIP. ".
b,lvice TO the Poor gratis d2l 3n "
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DREPARAToKY (BoAKDtNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
l. TOWN, conn. ID. II. CHASE, A. II. PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1865. Sessions commence May 10Th and
Oct 18TH continuing five months, at $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business anu person.
nj attentions are secured to pupils as fully In the most
expensive schools. Lads from New-York are placed IN
charge Of careful person. going and returning Circulars
lt AZ M.rkct-street and ia Broadway. d23yc
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ESSAY OUR LoHDs Discourse AT CArEgNluM recorded
IN the Sixth Chapter Of 81. John. BY SAMUEL ii.
TURNER, ID. ID. Harper & Brothers.
This work is reply TO Lectures on the Real
Presence by Dr. Wiseman, distinguished divine
of the Catholic Church. 1t is divided into three
parts, as follows: I. Examination Of DR. Wiseman's
View; II. Analysis and Exposition of the DISCOURSE
III. View of the early Fathers and of some modern
Digines. It is an able presentation OF the Protes-
tant side of the question it discusses
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rENo MEMBERS OF The BAR AND oTHERs.-the
subscribers having beer burnt out by tue lac rc are
happy inform their customers that they had general
assortment OF Blanks their Brooklyn Store, which
they have arranged at their place Of business, No. l
Nassaus next the corner OF BeekinaB-s and arc now
ready to supply with nearly al the forms Ii general
rse Their complete assortment will be Ciade up in few
days.
They have already succeeded getting supply CT STA
tonery Blank Books and School Books, whiea viii be
dsi increased until full assortment Is made up. Orders
for Printing and Ending be mmf dlately attended
to- continuation ofpatroHage is respectfully scicI
JANSEN i BELL, I3s Sassau-street,
fln LIZ ReekI
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1..a HOWARD HOTEL, NEw-YoRK-THohAs a
f.ia RoE Prcprfotcrs-This well known establishment.

the corner OF Broadway and Maiden Lsnc, IN tho
Civ OF New York. opened under the dreeton anc
nnr;etorsh;p Of the undersigned, by whom its high re-
pu;a.io, As Hotel of the St class, WILL II IS hoped %
fully sustained II has been put in the most thorough ana
complete repair, psined and rcftcd. These arrange
which have rendered 1t equally atIacuNe sa
convenient 10 men OF tdrsncss to OF leisure and TO
private families, will be continued the plan existing oil nav
ing different hours for meals that all may &c sute.
This arrangement Il IS believed IS peculiar feature %
this establishment, and has proved cnienty satisfactory
to all It's vstcrs In addition 10 the eSertio, Of the ti
designed, those of Mr.. John Thomas formerly OF tns
American Hotel. Albany and late Of the United states
Hotel Saratoga Springs will be used TO ensure as FAR rs
possible satisfaction OF the friends Of the House ard
the public generally. The undersigned look with conf
to the maintenance OF that favor with which N
Howard Hotel' has ever been honored.
III. J. THOMAS.
STEPHEN r. ROE, Gate com.
r,ander OF the Hudson River steamboat Empire.
New-Y YORK. january 3D. 1916. f<2w