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JOHN Il. GoUGn.-The last National Po-
ice Gazette is terribly severe upon Mr..
Cough, representing his late statement rs
grossly deceptive. and himselfa, a very SEN
sual man. One of the editors of that Dapcr
II will he remembered discovered Mr. Gonuh
during the search that was made for him
when 1t was feared he had been murdered
and he now charges him With having twice
before, within year. visited the house in
Which he was found in Il state of delirium ire
mems. The article in the Gazette will work
INJURY to Mr.. Cough, unless it is satisCactori.
" answered, as we hope it will be. The ed
ltor says thai he has RETAINED from alludino
10 the matter until now on account of Mr.
Coughs enleebled health.-Ne,c Harm Poi
LIdiupl. u
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AGRICULTURAL.

EY The following is a very good and ja-
dicious article on Sheep. We have always
known Mr.. Peuibone as good farmer, but
have no admiration for his political economy
when he asserts, as he does in the following
article, that the tariff has had but little effect
on the price of wool. What would our clip
of 1874 been worth had the tariff on woollen
goods been abolished in 1643i and if it had
been faithfully executed on coarse wool so
much the better.
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A FATHERS CARE FOR HIS SON,

Beautiful and becoming in the eyes of the
paicrnal God, is the unwearied attachment
OF The parent 10 the child AIaSi how IiuIe
does The unthinking spirit of youth know Of
The extent Of lis devotcdness There sits Tie
iroward, frefful INDECENT hoy. Tie care
lhat Keeps perpetual watch over his moral
aad ply steal safety, he misnamcs unjust re-
striciion. The foresight that denies il
self many comfort TO provid. for bis
luiure wants, he deuounces rs sordd avarice.
lie turns from his lhhrcr's !;lre in GOODNESS or
in anger. Boy Boy the cloud upon flat
toIl-worn brow has been placed there b1 anx-
iety,-noi for self, but for IN impatient prcv-
Ish son, whose pillow he wonld gladly sircw
with roses though rhorns should thickcn a.
round his own. Even at the moment when
his arm IS raised TO inhict ci asriscncnt on
thy folly, thou, shouldst bend and bless tI,y
parent. The heart loaihcs the hand that
correcis thy errors; and not for worlds would
he use the rod of reproof' did lie not per-
ceive the necessity of crushing his own feel
ings, TO save thee from myself.
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J. Q. ADAMS AGAINST TOBACCO

.. 70 hDhmo AOAlNSI 1ObACCO.
Il appears that Ex-President Adams was
recently addressed by DIR. Cox, of Brooklyn,
N. Y by letter announcing the dedication
TO him OF proposed publication of work on
the evils Of tobacco in its influence on man.
kind To this Mr.. Adams returned thu fol-
lowing reply:
QUIScr, Mass, Aug. 10, 1916.
DEAR SIR Il have received your letter OF
the 18th inst. and shall deem myself houored
by the inscription TO me, of your introduction
to the proposed publication of the Rev. B. |.
Lanes work on Idbdcco and its Mysteries.
In my early youth, was addicted 10 the use
OF tobacco in two Of its mysteries, smoking
and chewing. | was warned, by medical
friend, ofthe pernicieus operation Of this hab-
It upon the stomach and nerves; and the ad-
vice OF the physician was fortified by the re-
suits OF my own experience More than
thirty years have passed away since Idelber-
ately renowned the use of tobacco, in all its
forms; and, although the resolution W as moi
carried INTO execution, without a struggle Of
vitiated nature, | never yielded to its irnpul-
SEES; and in the space of three or four month.
OF self-denial, they lost their stimulating pow
er, and have never since felt it as a priva.
ton.
have often wished that every individual
Of the human race, afflicted with this arii6
cial passion, could prevail upon himselfto tr,
but for three months the experiment which
have made; sure | am that it would turn ey
cry acre of tobacco land into wheat field
and add five years of longevity to the ayeras,
Of human life.
am, with great respect. dear sir,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30

C The Albany Evening Journal, after
publishing The letter from Mrs. Emma Smith,
vile Of the late Prophet 10 Smith, iRdul ;es
iu the following remarks:
Mormonism and Millerism have. like kind
red decisions, had their day. While such
mental diseases rage, all remedies are unavail-
ing. But 10 passing away they leave NOR
al which assists in bracins up and steadying
society, for season, against "thick-comins"
hallucinations.
"Jo Smith," previous TO his becoming a
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30

A shrewd and lively young belle was intro
duced few evenings ago to bsmbastic little
youth, about as diminutive in his person as a
man can well be. After conversing with her
some minutes he turned TO leave the room,
Shen' as he was on the point of opening the
uoor' the young lady innOcently observed,
tray don't trouble yourself: there is the key
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30

The FLIGHT OF tho MoRMoxs.-Twenty-
five companies of 100 families each are about
leaving Nauvoo for California, and it is said
that the wagons which are TO convey them
and their baggage will number 5000, and will
form line OF 25 miles long! In the front is
TO be printing press and types, from which
will be issued every morning a paper to be
sent back 10 inform the rear guard what is
going on in the vanl
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30

GREAT FIRE.-No less than ffy one
houses have been destroyed in Bridgeport,
Con, IN the most business part of the town,
WIN large amount OF property. though,
most OF the goods were removed from the
bulldings-24 business firms were burnt out.
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Ole Bull has taken passage in a packet 10
HAVE IL is said his receipts for fiddIing
nave been $4,000 within his Two years res
Idence here. At any rate he meets his FAM
NY in Paris with competency has
gwen IN extra concerts. large sun.s 10 cI:ar-
table objects
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-12-30

RAILROAD DIvIDESD.-The Directors OF
the Boston and Worcester Railroad have de.
clared dividend Off per cent. for tbeSast six
months, to be paid on the LIST day of Jsnua-
nv.
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HYPOCRISY REBUKED.

VIM. L. Garrison, of the Boston Liberia
tor, thus speaks Of the late election in Mass
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.


ARRIVED.
ship Orpheus Hill, from Valparaiso 2gth June. Co
qunbo 7th July, PernambucO 27th Aug mdse TO
Tracy Left at Valparaiso ships Coqumbo Boss, of Bos
ton for Caao 10 load euano Or NioTk Seaman. Mysek
from Baltimore. 2lb 90 days bound down The Coast
TO load for Baltimore, brgs George OTIS Manson, for
Society Islands; Montezuma Kelly for Coquimbo. to
load for Baltimore. Left Pernambuco bark Savannah,
Cole for Rio 2sh Aug the only American vessel in port
Ship John Jay of Sag Harbor touched at p and sailed
25th Aug cruise; left the Captain ashore sick-the
Mr. HARDWOOD, took charge. July It'll, spoke brig
MonteZums Kelly. from Valparaiso going into COqunoo.
whale ship David paddock Huzzey of and for Nantucket
22 DAYS Taachuana 40 months out 1000 bbs sperm
oil in lat 81 % $ Ion 81 30 W. brig Georgana hence for
Norfolk
Ship Arosia of Boston Saben, 50 days from 81 Peters
burg hemp iron. &c 10 master.
ship Liberty, Merton FIN Liverpool Path Aug mdse to
J w Phillips.
Bark Iris (of Bath Merimsn, 80 ds i'm Rotterdam
gin. &c. TO master
Brig Rowens, T. ls DIS I'm Trinidad de Cuba mo
lasses to Chasteh Ponvert. Left barks Carissa
Perkins Cobb for eies, in days; Franklin. Cook
for Boston 10 days only American in Port
Brig Atchafslsya ;, Parker 6 DIS I'm Lubec Me
plaster. To Brett & Nosc
Br brig Terrsnova Percy Ia ds FIN Cape Breton coal
10 Stokes & Anthony.
Brig Macon, Hayden, ds I'm Savannah, cotton and
rice. 10 X Dsmill
Portuguese brig Aqua Goethe, A. DIS I'm Msdeirs
mdse Bachc McEveTs
Schr Veasco 81 ds FIN ~ Domingo City, 10000 feet
mahogany, TO Meyer Stucken. Sailed in co with schr
Morning star for NYork. 22d Sept in sudden shin OF
wind from SW 10 NE in the Gulf Stream, lost oresa
flying gb-boOm and split mansail
Schr Messenger. Sands, Halifax, Ms feb, 10 master
Schr w kmpton, Virginia corn.
Schr w Brown, Wilmington. NC naval stores.
Schr Frances Newbern. NC, naval stores.
schrs p Horton, J r Sands w Henry Heroise.
Lozer and Coaster all from Virginia with wood.
BELOW-2 brgs unknown Wind Sc.
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a NOYEs' BAes Red ana Copying

NIAYSARD a. MOVES Bach Red ana Copying
wi lnks-JANSEN BELL, 10 Ns.ssi,,L Ssw-fos'
gnl. ar f. above superior Inks put In bottles II va
nous sizes TO consumers and dealers Al tbs manufacturers
price, which Is low "a usually pad Tor an Inferior or
uce. =
BLACK WalrIsG Isx-Ths Ina las stood the test OF
~ enty i've per-nce IN ne United States and du
ny ms line has any increasing Ia public tzvof
and paronake has become The leading article OF The
and Ia The Country. IL hiD uniform huid, flows freely
rom The pen and vii mould under any circumstance
is cooris fich, beautiful and permanent b!afx and
adapted ~ both steel and quill pens
Exrsa FIsg RED isx-Ths Ink 10 recommended iof ia
uneror bnhauy OF color and Is warranted fade Dy
exposure .Ong keeping Those 10 wishs good article
are desired To give this q trsl
COPYING Isg-Wrting executed with this Ink can be
COPIED by the copying press and impression obnei AZ
distinct aud perfect the original IL combines al me
oroo.rles Of - black writing ink and - warranted equal
2, ~ r,pno,r.d sl5 llg-ocis
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ESacor The wonder and blessing of the age perform
ing wonders the all kinds OF wounds, bruises
cuts burns Sores swellings inasmson headache con-
spaon and panfiinesS Of The bowels. spinal weakness,
ana indeed all kinds OF injuries OF man or beast
In the of human invention not one has ever o'
CURED repleie with blessing and comfort mankind
Tins wonderful This article TO have pro
duced medicine. IL "a ali that has been sought
aer by the learned and humare, TALIsNAN AGAINST
sVfFEs>G. Let The afflicted mourn logger this ONT
meni III stand their friend. will brug health-sorfow vi
be turned JOY and pain exchanged for uneigued pleas
ufe Oay DepOiior the United >taes, No LIS FuonsI >u
Building n Y where all orders must be addressed post
paid, to II. Daley, care Of Ansel Frost. so 6.is
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- HEkIFF'S , sLk.-oy ynne vi . via OF nera taciae
- ~ ssd Geliyefel WAL expose y ~
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AID 1leI,., Vi Jslcs Aofas add w e~fsss issse
tseans csC. tne sn January S+3, iof ms tsfn
years and lnobns Low lte isx Cay o. ~
lst5 rcd lns 81 dsy vi September. ~, ~
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situated, |, ING aid being IN Inc MUM we've ~ ~
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uesclng polnI tne soulhsSiy sios ~ S'S
dislAnco nundfol and husy 80 p - ,..sssO ~
.ess westerly from hr csrpsf, tonsse " - ~
le westerly sf NIntnsvelue 80 'ns s.ssssy
ot west thence running soofhsfy " ne ~ 49, -
,- Ninta avenue ninety feet sx ibco<ss usoos
an inc osrsr, win 6snsevooftsueet uosussfy N Ose
x, r. ~, - o,y feet lures nebss nsocs n~fAssy
49,. 80 :. In. ,,.rsIs. viii the Ninth avenue
a., -, - r,ulnefy vi Twesnbsu ibsacs soesesy
49,. usnefly VI Twelfth susss tweey nvs 49,
- nus lntsl mssnsus VI uns S'ss W ~ W -!
or parcel VI and bpey-vas isst eix inees pefeA9
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III - l,s.ss 81, oSsassiy ns Ofssi kun e~ens
-. t. su,,-nys isss 1wsilhslresk Nsw- fvsa, espe
1aa, ls$a 49, - '~ -. i.~S-
-,is,N AM UhNA.MkNTAL rs.uns. -iIsssee'
- r.nc-s and evcSy asscnpasa u sfus0 wosH
9Th uesness and pfompuu1s. Aiso, t@asnoos O 80
va usrb.ca onop corr f Of William end Cedar snnanee
SOsdsss Tor he Trsds particularly :oisi,sd
~ In ssA~oe~ SsAsS
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lust PuRLISHED.

First American and English Edition
OF KAUFNANNS Mscrldey, Compendium OF modern
~ Civil La~-Fr rom the l2h German Edition lntwo vols
Vol New-York and London, ls45 entered IN Newly ork
II the Clerks Office Of the C. OF the L. : aud 10 London
al Saoners Hall To be had al the Editor and Publishers
Office 10 Waist y. Y and at the principal law bookstores
Of America and Britain Price per vol in sheep bind
ins 80 SO h,f cali 80 10 cali 81 do Interviewed 80 do
on me paper -, do do interviewed >l.
For The value and importance Of the work we refer to
the following letter addressed to The editor by Inc ae Mr.
Justice Story
WASHINGTON Jan. 25. ls4s.
Dear SRI have the pleasure 10 acknowledge your letter
ofhe I'D instant Most sincerely do rejoice In he pros
pec your noble undertaking be sooa brought to
successful conclusion. The publication Of DR. Macked-ys
admirable work will constitute IN our study OF thr
Civil Law; and entertain doubt TINT II viii, though slow
~ make il among students Al law and espec ally
among those whose ambition - excited 10 be so" eulng
more than county court lawyers know no wsrk 80
vel adapted the purpose OF an elementary study
none 10 fall .iacOry and Vet concise. And then
again the apparatus the notes j. ust . learned men
vi In order extend their researches and expand
their knowledge. As far able 10 1dge your Owl
lsbors will all respects add greatly 10 tie advantage OF tie
or gina work
write in great haste, having only tine to say that
Truly Yours JOSEPH STORY.
Dr. PHILIP l. RAuFM,NN. -2yitisD INV
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~ sin another Grand Rail-,

II
ug ofthe Teetols Army Will take place the junction OF
East Broadway and Grad-si TUESDAY This evening The
General Temperance Council is determined to Keep the bal
rolling The rmmies OF this great CITY are alarmed they
aeeNpecng that their camp Will be s.ormed al head
quarters BY collected yocy of lu5c opinion po,cn
than cannon or hsyoneL Friends Of Temperance do
let them be disappointed Powerful speakers and soa-s
riRc singers Will be there. Ii"
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SPOKEN. &c.

Sept 10th lat 25 50 Ion 60 A. U ship Lexington. 1t
Comdg Ellison hence for Texas with troops IA ds out;
all we'll had experienced light sW winds and Gains
since leaving NYOrk-per sch Veasco, at this port
Sept .. lat Sc 0i. Ion 70 -, saw schr Commodore
kearncy steering South
Sept 10TH s ~ TO- Ion 50 whale schr Counsel for Bos
ton ia hills oil
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CD sOO REWARD.-sIolen frO@ the ,lesme

S2,5OOMn..hs.MssaA.inD. on ssisIdsy morning. 1
irt.,t square russell Naise marked n Rowlcy. Wf-u
ram. Mass containing c27,8s- Sictcy OF "hcb Na- !"
The Banks OF tins ciy and sae Of New OH II >ivs S-v
SVs nud SiOg. $500 Nrvuthain BaLk, Nrenlnar MAS
IN Ssys S5cs aad Sioosi s2ttp IN Essern bl!ls Vi ne
following denOm.nauon- 10 vi. tour bulls VI 80 OF NC
suffolk Bans Boston four $50 bills on The Merchants
Yans Boston snd one e5U BIZ Of - >nasmui bAnk py
ton aud one $50 u not recOaecied and >Soin ~ -
.na O oil. o, The Auburn Bank and $50 OF lne Temp
AIMS co. Bank. Ithaca " iork-
hseraI reward Will be paid for the recovery OF
large Pocket Book stolen from my pocket CONTAINING 'S1A
bic papers s, -. -. ,.,,Ao,,, ,,,.,,s,,y IN
release the owners and oreefs o. me ooai ne A''
TO me for the amount OF my los. A.,
REUBEN ROWLEY. WrenIhan, Mass
Nsw-York Sept -, isia ,,,,snu
NB-For farther particulars, apply % Chiefoi PoAce
DESCRIPTION o. raE THIEf.-hc - very srnerl ID alN
peaance AID address speaks quick shout ~ years u age
feet or inches h.sh; Vel ma1si DARK hair and WIS
ker. wore black dress coal black san vest, and dAfx
pants red STRIPE gaze the ol SoaIhgsie, and sup
poseu " 10 IN Amef.eAa ~
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GEO. III. WILLIAMS,

81 EXCHANGE PLACE, % doors East OF William
sreetD invites his old Customers and Merchants gen
orally his stock of Black Blue Black and
Coored silks and Satns, Velyets. Bombaziaes Apaccas
Nous. do LANES. Crshmrres, Reps, Fine Gnghams and
other Dress Goods; White Cambrics, Musins, and Dnl-
ties 81 "a Laces Thread, Lse, Embroidered Jaconet
and Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Chmi-
settles Green Gauze Barge and Lace Wells Tall Satin
Worsed SILK and Broche Shaws; Dress HtEs, Gloves,
Sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Cen
tlemen's Rich Scarfs. Crsyats. Stocks and Ties &c
- eOtisN
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~ I. d. u. F.-Thc members of Empire Lodge No
% l. o. o. are requested 10 meet their Lodge Room on
"Wednesday morning, Oct l. al half past O'Clock tor The
purpose of proceeding Pemon Brothers OF the Other
Lodges respectfully respectfully invited TO join
T. RENTON, y. q.
"a IL
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Boston AnGtlon bales

llN +. 4. & y. klCH, ~ and ~ brosd sxsst Bos-
Don IN WEDNESDAY, OcL l.
LEATHER, SKINS, Ac-soie Leather Uppct v ~
roQgh ana nnshed sDeep Morocco and Ma skias sad
other aIucle IN the ine sA<o
On WEDNESDAY, Oct IS
Doors sHcEs AND BsosAss-,o ssses boots. shoes and
crOgans ~
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&ncuficHl Ddisuffl. OF
remc1y incidental 10 me
s0raye ali where Badness rot beyond he reach
OF
MERITS o. THE CHEMICAL B.LsAM OF HAIR ISvCoRA-
TOg-It prevents badness, removes dandruf and
scu Keeps The bark il naiua color and prevents u
from turning grey. Il presented 20 lhe world With
firm belief hat beautiful ana healthy restorative OF The
HAIR Il Will be found, trial, uneqa.ed
Prepared solely by L. PHALOS, No "a Broadway.
Agenis-O. Fish Co. Washington, D. c.; Aver Pie
Ian, 10 BfOsl-st Columbus Ga T. b. Tuite. Philadelphia
Penn; II. Rice. OF COur aud Howard So Boston
5. W. Creech fremont House, Boston, c z. Brewer 30.
los Fuon - Brooklyn NJ. J. Fletcher, Marebon, UlsIer
Co. Newly 80 lmeods'
~ Sebring's Restorative Cordial.-This pleas
medicine never-iallng remedy FOR Dyspepsia and
Nervous AfectOn- IL u certain cure for SICK and Nery
Headaches and excellent preventive Of Cosuyenes-
ana Low Spirits IL corTects morbid state or hs hillary
organs and very efcacOu- IN relieving ar ency ChO
les and smar plants Of the Stomach and Bowels. II
speedily promotes the return Of strength and activity 10 al
cases Of Debility; restores healthy appetite where th-
Of blessings dehcient, and, natural cOns-
Quence gives tone and gigur 10 the whole system
sod wholesale and retail by A. X. ID. SANDS, ~ Futon
street also, rs Broadwa and II East Broadway Sold
also by KUsHTON co. 40 Broadway, 10 Asior House
and Broadway corner OF Foure-n,fsL Also by }. l.
Coddiusan. S3 Hgd-on-st W. ~ndi-u
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ITO Landlords and Auorneys-smss

~ To Landlords and Attorneys-SHssIss's No
rloIThe Sheriff of tne City and County OF New FORK, sne
his Deputies would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys o. this City, that they prepared To execute
Landlords Warrants and the forecosng of Chs;fe Mort
CAGES with punetusity and despatch Application TO oe
made al the sherns Okce, No q. in The Cry Hal
WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
New.York Aug Is. IslS suA smis
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Posr OrsIcf, Nsw YosS. Sept =, 1875
" steamer Britannia from Boston The M.il ior
TIE shove Steamer Will be c.osed this Once tbe St
inst al ~ PM Postage al Letters must be pre- paid 10
Boston Letters o. hall ounce or under. cents and
each additional half ounce ceufA
~ 5, ROBERT II. MORRIS, Pm.
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Garpeilns.
NEW FALL CARPETS.

NEW FALL CARPETS.
rI,HE subscriber has Just received large and elegant
l assortment OF Brussels, ThreePy and Ingram Cas-
fkrS6 OF the lAesl styles and pattern, together with
great variety Of Oh Cloths. Druggs Rags, window
Shades Ac which he viii sell al tne very lowest market
price. AsoA large assortment OF Ingram Csrpe.ing, a.
from Sc. TO H. per yard. BENZ. LNNE>. 40 Peari-st
.6 2awlm-- opposite W li.m- 81
EAkPbTI>G> al reduced p,ic-s -ine sl.e .nd
~ superior sUcS OF CarpeuDgs OF the late hfn OF w. w
Chester Co offered Tor sale AT reduced prccs nj
retail Among which ANminsler Royal, BRUSSELS Three
Ply ana Ingram Competing; Druggeis aud Table Cloths
Also quantity of Rugs some of which VIII be sold ex
uemey low Floor Oh Cloths the assortment xce-ds A.
the world the E1ssn being very well seasoned and the
American excellent order and OF the most approved pat
terps No. 1871 Bres,lway 80 lwls-
EAKPETING, Floor Ou Cloths, Rags, Duggos, &C
~ for Fail sse.-Famil e- in ant of Carp-ng ~ any ar
ce the lne .pectiuy invited to call and examine
one of the extensive and best sssorsns of Brussels
Three Ply lngrnn. and all oher styles Of Carpetns, On
Cloths Rugs &c that 20 be found IN he City The entire
stock new and selected for the Fall sales rom the most
celebrated of this country and Europe Ia
the many splendid patterns and new ely les
OF coors which se found any other store Par
chssss be assured that they viii mud the prices mucf
lower than AT any similar establishment In the City.
~ Ban experienced phoseror will attend the huna
and laying OF Oh Cloths Y.kne Carpet Nc a, The shores
notice. W. H. GUtON'S New Store
s5 stf Fronting - Ess Broadway and II Dvlsionst
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A TREATISE ON


DISEASES Of the Sexual system, adapted to Popular
~ and Professional Reading and the exposition OF Olacs
cry professional and otherwise, by Edward IL Dixon, NJ d.
author OF Treatise LcucOhes and Proapsus ter and
various other surgical papers and Lecturer the Operative
Surgery Of the Eve. limo. pages ~ Burgess Strnger
ca. Prce 81 Being complete digest Of every known
Disease Of the Sexual systems and the causes Of precocy
with the symptoms snd treatment Of every class
Of life syphilis gonorrhea, hereditary descent OF DISEASE
hydroc.e garcOcee structure &c, SC. with The most mod
methods Of treatment the whole being perfectly in'-i
gb.- 10 every reader.
The Boston Medical and gcal Journal publication Of
the CHEST authority notice Of this valuable wOra says
"Dr Dixon written much and v ell various branches
OF Surgery His book shows thorough Acquaintance win
approved modern practice his acknowledged ingenuity IN
der trying surgical circumstances his originality and devo
ton rational principles OF Medicines make perlous
look this book with more than ordinary interest
The Evening Post DR.. Dixon IL pupil of Dr. Mot,
the OF great number of useful instruments -eVe
RAJ Of which figured in his book and practitioner OF
heen years standing II Il written in decided language,
but with great decacy and IL is adapted to unPo-
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Just received large assortment Of English Three-Py ana
Double saPeInne Csrpelng Of rew snd beautiful parern
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prices Also, Just received
l5Oy0 yards arrened all wool Ingram Csrpetng - 50
isod per yard
400 7 fed Hearth Rugs, "a each.
1900 - o. Cloth. - ID per yard.
so yards ~. Druggei, 5s per yard.
1000 " Venetian Stair Carpet, e Cd per yard
600 " Mating, ]. 6d Per yard.
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