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This Sarsaparla j. used with The most perfect success
in Rheumatic conn ains however severe chronic
The astonishing cnres has performed indeed won.
dertul Oher remedies sometimes give temporary relief
This entirely eradlchtes 70 from the system, even "hen us
limbs and bones are dren;ffy swollen;
Dr. TOWNSEND was attacked win Il distressing pain
IN NV bin 0int 20 bad thai could not walk without my
clutches and much OF the time was obliged To keep "
bed tried several remedies, buL they DID not relieve me-
then called Of our hrst Physieiansi he dd not
helm ne heard Of your sarsspara, and obtained bot
tie and In a few days u entirely cured nae, and ] as well
nov as ever ASHBELL WALKER 2. Daniei'sL
Albany IanuarY 2 l1l5
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~ rrse scientific. Lec1nrc-.-pr. CANNING. in

compliance with numerous requests VIII repeat public
exposition OF novel and simplifying theory the cause
stur. and relief Of distortions and weaknesses Of the
Voice Lungs and Spinal Female and Digestive systems
based on The mechanism and philosophy o The body, u-
trsieG by an orginR! design OF oiled paintings ana
addressed 10 the Medical Profession and Ladies and Cen
lleen generally, IN The Lecture Roomo Rev Dr. Adas's
Cburch Brootne-st near Center Mor day "Wednesday
ana Fridav evenings of This week, past o'clock
Public speakers ard al ho from teir chill
dren deiorues and eneebled constitutions, or 10 work
ouI relief for themselves may ind their
attend Lectures free H. Broadway NewYorS oil l'v
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GrNEsEE VALLEY CANAl-Tbe breaks IN Tue
Valley Canal above Mt Morris very serious. The
one between the latter place and the hrs feeder VIII oe
repaired in TWO three days Tie two beyond the irst
feeder are very bad and IL doubtful whether they can
bc repaired in time the navigation this FALL
Ii not it prove serious damage 10 the business
men oil Dansve, particularly the millers, who VIII be
unable to ship their Flour without the expense OF land
carriage for two three miles.
SSow.-The White Mountains, which had been
for several days invisible from this ciy revealed them
selves yesterday morning G9rhl covered from base 10
summit; with their magnincen; winter trapery.
Portland ADV
AsHoRE.-Sctooner Pacific, Prescott Master, We
learn went ashore Hart Island nearly opposite sand
Point at i o'clock Tuesday evening, where she re-
mAincd when last hoard from NorNalk liaz .Ist
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~ Hear Sir Seth Terry, Of the Oldest and most re-
,pectable LAWYER. IN Hartford, Conn. The following Is
Az ..xtrec. Of letter received from him
Dr. TOWNSEND: have used Ors bottle oil your sdfsa-
oarla and md excellent n il effects upon chrome
rheumatic pain 10 which am subject from an injury oc-
ra,iop.d several year. ago pubic stage. Please send
me two bottles 10 the car. of Or Seymour have con-
y,--d with two OF principal PnYsielan and recon-
rrnd-d your Ssrsaparilla SEIH IEhhf'
Hartford March Il, lSt1
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Law Courts

SUPERIOR CoURT-Bclore Judge Oakley Isaac J
Smm vs.. da'oA ne Paues resi'e ~ . Sile
sts There is gate leading TO the OF the corner
building from Em.st and gate hsd $50 been cut IN the
fence which divided that yard from the adjoining ore
but ii had been nailed up Mr. NJ. asserted bis right
according to his have this gate openedan
proceeded to tear down the boards which fastened it,
when Mr. : denied his right 10 do SO saying the prem
iscs belonged TO him, and from words they came to
blows Mr. : sues to recover damages for assaultHn
battery asserting that Mr. choked and injured him
&C 1t is conended they equally to blame Yer
dict for plaintiff So which carries ike nInount OF
costs For pitt niessrs. G. Nc adam and D W Clarke
for dfdt + Hamilton, Esq The latter gentleman it
may be OF place TO say Is son OF the late Gen
Alex Hamilton.
u :. CiRcuIr CouBr-Boiore Judge Betts--A Grand
Jury was yesterday empannelcd. and received the
charge of the Court. The principal business Tor their
action the burglary case at West Point and the case
OF the sailors OF the ship Hudson.
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rrM111sr Ann rINcERIsrIAN

~ The public and the religion. community IN paTticu-
lar respectfully invited 20 cal 4, our store, No III
Nassa-=. and the unnecessary and uncllrisau
injury received by from the managers Of TIE American
Tract Society. OILS ~ eodsl GOULD, BANKS = co
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4 Case of Distress.

To he Editor Of The Tribune
Allow me through the columns OF your paper to call
the attention of the patriotic and benevolent, the SIM
atom of one Of the most deserving objects Of charity
tina, ever presented itself US FOR relief The case Is
one OF no ordinary kind The individual i person
who has csims on the American public and should
be allowed 10 perish for want O. 70 be without those
crssaries which rnske life comfortable The nclemen
season is about approaching and fear that she
eyitably suffer snd perhaps die II nor relieved soon
Tins venerable iaiv now al the Of cishy-one, l.
the widow OF Cspt Erskine whose dsUn.ess courage
and noble conduct dur!ng the Revolutionary war, Won
for himself the heartfelt thanks and loud couIrenda
tons OF thankful American people. Capt EFsklne
yss Toned By General Washington 10 cruise be-
tween Cape Cod and Cape Sable he received the rank
OF Lieutenant, and highly distinguished himself II The
wear isl by capturing the town snd fortress OF Annao-
lis Royal whereby $50 British were made prs
oners and nsny Americans released he hAs~'se
assisted il, DESTROYING the tea Boston and took part
constructing the works on Bunker Nh ssain ass
Shsl the widow OF 20 distinguished Revolutionary veI
ers, no allowed 70 perish FOR want of subsistence, here
IN the same land ald surrounded with the people who
az. now ENJOYING the privileges Tor which her hosbsnd
,,cri!ed his life and 50 brayey fought FORBID X
Providence forbid il This suffering marion may Re
found in her humble apartment II the rear OF = Ses-
man street where hope the benevolent !aiies OF tins
city win visit her sud satisfy themselves that what
have here asserted entirely correct Ms w hney VIE
Of Stephen Whitney. Esq. kindly relieved her lssi
Surin. sind hope that the kind hearted and oeneyoe.
lsbes OF this city whose delight relieve suffering
humanity VIII follow the example OF this worthy aud
liberal he&r,cd lady gentleman OF tbs city MSS Sind!
offered 20 be the bearer Of Petition s1c coect sue 4
sans of the citizens OF this place msy te disposed
~ I'VE list OF the names with the gwen VII De
nnbiished in This paper on Thursday morning.
W. NJ FULTON. l2l Lioerty-st
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Loco-Foco Nominations.

~ JAMES CONNER has been renominated Tor
elerk, and Dr. WILLIAM A. WALTERS nominated
~ Coroner by the Tammany Convention. These
nth Westerveit for Sheriff compose the Loco
soeo ticket for County Officers.
e We note the name of Jay Jarris, 10Th
Ward, on the Tammany Committee to call the
aext County Meeting. Is he one ofthe Loco Foco
Aautes who got up the Native party II so, when
3dhe get back into the Tammany ranks
DutckeSs Co,-Sherif Thos E. Scho6eld of Fish
an; Clerk, otis F. Bowman OF Milan; Assembly. Tired
ven Townsend of La Grange, John II. Conklin OF North
las, and George T. Pierce OF Poushkeepsie pierce
nay wen Try TO sc, votes enough ii he wants to be
aefn5er this winter for there won't be LocoFoco AS
sray 10 pu, him in whether or ne this time
John YouNG.--The Geneseo correspondent OF the
aochester Democrat says that Mr.. YouN0s health Was
isr restored enable BIN TO conduct several i'm
P0sn! suits in the Circuit whose term hiss Just closed
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rUUE EATONTOWN Polytechnic ln-t.tale, und'

THE EATONTOWN Polytechnic institute, under
/ he direction Of Prof 2. JAECCz and 2. j. GRAY,
Shrewsbury y J. ; hour foot u Eesryet y
y per steamer Edwin Lewis, coniers comprehensive
Engli.n ard Classical Education including the Ersncn,
German Spanish. Italian and Msth-mstic, IN al tlelr
branches Regular Lectures are delivered Nora PM
Io-ophy and Manners In Social Lie Zoology, Botany
Iin-ralogy, Chemistry Nalura Philosophy and unly-r
TERs-S5 per session OF = weeks. payable IN &c yance
No extra charges Each pupil furnishes has o,sn bed
:. n Y ola
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General Notices.
AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS

CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS.
TIE CANCER CAN BG CURED
Jtiti0at SuTFtel! Operations.
" DIR. William II. Norris. Of Phlad epha, Is now
on NewiOrk, where he VII refrain during the
coming winter purpose OF consultation and treat
lnent IN the cancers His plan j. pay only
after and he makes charge Tor consultation NJ
merous certificates be exhibited. Application 10 VII
lam r. Norris Atlantic Hotel between the hours OF 20 and
2oclock and 900 Greenwich AT MI other hours o9 lw
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just received from Col. Charles 4 May L. : Dragons
Yours, B.W
DRAGON CAMP. Monterey. Mexico
Sept. 26ih lS46.
DEAR SHIT Is q sad ana painful duty have
TO perform in announcing to you the death OF your
fathers young friend Mr.. William Thomas. OF your
State We have had hard lighting for the last three
days and he mortally wounded in charge against
the enemys cavalry. He behaved most CALAMITY and
fell in the front OF battle. Yesterday he died but
tanned his until the last He gallant fellow
and Is much regretted.
You can say this to his friends that he had every
tentun. ! was not present when he expired but
absent on duty. He was buried with military honor-
Many gallant spirits have gone out in the last three days
The flowers oil little army have tallcn-peace be
with them The enemy yesterday surrendered the city
condition that they should be allowed to march out
with the honors Of war.
The gallant Watson iell at the head OF biz Regiment
leadingi the charge. cannot tell you OF loss but
tits at least FIVE hundred killed and wounded.
Ny men have not suffered any, AZ they have been
posed bat very little.
write ;hs my saddle, and am tired can, hold
my pen any longer have not slept for the last three
days nights you must this wretchcd scraw.
Yours, CHARLEY MAY.
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NEV-IoRH. July 7, lEIo.
DR. TowN,gSD-Dsn- STR Nearly twenty years ago |
took violent cold. which settled my lungs and affected
m, very severely: indeed. u finally became constant
hacking cough but prevent from al
tending my business Within ths last few years Il in
creased on me gradually last became reduced; |
bres,hei with difficulty, and raised win my cough much
bad matter and the last nine months previous TO using
trends asd myself supposed that woald die with the
Consumption but | have the happiness 10 inform you
lha-to my sUrprisesier using lhrce bottles OF your
SarsapRrills find my health restored. L. relieved me
gradually emf enjoying much better health than
have be;or. u years. hsd almost entirely lost my
appetite which also returned. You nj liberty 10
publish this with my N the papers you choose
Nv little girl who - three Old had very bad
con IN the Whole OF las, Winter We became very much
alarmed on her account While usipg The medicine gave
her some OF IT, and soon entirely relieved her well
myself and she is ~ we'll and hearty any child
ever saw She full OF l, blolches; II took them
away and her skin Is smooth and fair now and am salts
fed she received her health using your excellent
medicine. ;. w. CONANI, No. w boweTy
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CASE OF DRoPsY.

We have never known case Of Dropsy which This
medicine fnsed did relieve The following Is copy
of a letter Dr. Townsend received from gentleman on
Long island. II Is truly remarkable case
FLArBusII, Long Island. June II, 1916.
Dr. TOWNSEND My mother, who IA % years of age has
for several past been abOng under OF
Dropsy We employed, before we heard Of your medi.
cine great number remedies, but The disease continued
TO gain ON her. she much bloatcd that was almost
impossible for her lie down sleep while ytng her
feet and legs truly sight To- behold We heard
much saton respecting your remedy and We con
cud-d II for her satisfaction not dreaming that
would relieve her advanced in years and
OF long standsngor her complaint had
coming for almost seven years Tbs hr-t hotte
sine took could that II helped her In tbo
least with exception of increasing her appetite On
using the second bottle lere improvement In her
disease She continued using II until she took i've bottles
and she IL almost If entirely, well she does not look
Ike The same person she rides and walks with ease,
isy-ry "'~-,ehi. The of lady Is highly pleased
assure YOU well as the rest OF tie idiiiy, aiiI i
one.td me TO write ont her case ind that have not
half done III stice Ia it, have not cannot describe
boy s appeared The suffering she experienced or me
r.at tro III. yas for long time. In her helpless
eonIition Yours. respectfully, &c. JAMES ALLEN.
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RoBBISG a VFssEL.-Oficer Rolf OF the 9th
Ward arrested "a man named Charles Conner at an
early hour this morning Connor stands charged with
stealing so money from on board the schooner Char
lo.;e. Committed 10 answer.
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Ds ToxSsEsp-Eear SIR: have beea entirely cured,
by u,ing YOUR Exrac, Of Sarsapara Of chrome lEan-
cator rheula,isr1 win winch have been af!cei ipr
,h a.t two years very severely. have endured the
-,oiIeT and there have been months when uneb-
10 aiterd 10 uy Being cured Of the Khrusts
and naycg my general health restored by Jour ssreeaD
neicin. thought could do Jess than acqlsint 700
OF my success IN using your sersapariLs Perhaps
should add hat used the prescriptions or PhYscians and
urca.ed some Of al the eorocztions and ointmsnIs N
IA, msfast and received 10 benefit Yours, &c
WILLIAM LIPPiSCOTT, rs w atsr-st
Yrlrz Nllurfnh-r I3. lGil.
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CITY ITEMS.
WrpNokY n. 81

~ E-sNz-soAf, Oct list
= Is the Common Coancii going to do any
hing on tie subjec: OF extending TIE Rass pazsen: N
Broadway We bee-e ti.at The tax necessary for the
purpose would 5e NOS: cieerfully borne 4. present
the psveaen;s every where except tia; one block are
Infamous That block i Ike lovepaszsge II stormy
life good Iine in IS poe:ry, or new Joke n the
-. These thinks ar EFT to be dlled II any bo5y
with the naHae OF somebody siss}
Il We are sorry TO smell that Patchouli-most
detestabIe OF pertamcs-is coming mo fashion sean
Ladies Danish The disagreeable intruder fone must
have just TIE least ehsation OF the mos; exquisite per.
fu1e ever inverted this SIDE OF Farydom ny Bopga,f
De Loais Qlsa-e But Pa1chouii-ho-rible
e Il al the money expended in tFeat-e-soinz
in week IN New-YorS were applied relieve the dis
Of The poor many thrilling dramas and perhsps
nournful tragedies might be prevented
II We have received the Tajior's Eclectic
Repository for October issued from l5e ,'assaus; L;
Is doubtless mos, useful work to the trade and
tains several fine drawings
PoL1cE.-Hugh Lee was arrested for ASSEMBLING
Joseph Wood with hammer. Charles lowe was
arrested Tor beng accessory to the death Of
man named Scullen The woman. with her husband
tenants under Lowe, who wished them remo-c from
the premises and in order dispossess them. :
stated he tried the novel expedient Of throwing in upon
them Great quantity of cold wa:er Immediately fol-
lowing this bsrbsrous operation tie woman taken
suddenly i'll and died in very short time. The Coro-
called investigate the matter Henry Suy
dam mas been arrested charged with obtaining $500 By
false preienccs from William Moi'at This case hrs
been presented 10 fxo Grand lures and dismissed
The accused held to bail II $1,000 by Judge Ed
Inonds Saturday.
SMALL BUsINEss-The returns from the various
Police Stations this morning contain hardly any thing
worth recording few persons were arrested tor small
offences
LARcESIE-.-Iames Brown was taken into
toby charge OF stealing some carpenters tools from
board the brig E-nto Thomas Carr arrested
charged with stealing box Of starch worth = from
Henry Meyerhols OF Il Greenwich James Mcheu
81 was brought n charge Of stealing shoTel from
the store of owen MCBRIDE 353 Brooule-st-
DEsERTER ARREsTED-La Fevere Perkins,
deserer from Governors Island arrested last night
and Is held in custody I'LL proper disposition can Dc
made OF him
ROOFING VEssEL.-Oficer Rofi Of the 9th
Ward arrested "a named Charles Conner, at an
early hour this morning, Connor stands chsrscd with
stealing so IN money from ON board the schooner Char
lo:;e. Committed 10 answer
QUANTITY OF CorPER PIPE-Taken from
who gaze his name IS James Jamison OF Williams
bureh. L. l. waits at the 10th Ward Station
House, Essex market.
RoBBED oS THE PoMrs-Ofcer " atson. last
night arrested Thomas Johnson a charge of stealing
from lanes Jrkirus while IN he Five Points
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wRrcSyp.-During the gale on Tuesday even
ins 13th soop from Long Island loaded with wood
bound we believe, for New-fork sprung ieas IN the
sound ard was run sshore Smiths Island Were she
ir,raia,ely went 10 pieces. She struck before reA
ipg the beach and the boa, being stove II 81 attempt 10
rscb the shore the crew obliged 70 use their pro
peling powers TO gain terra fTHG Ne ives were 'osl
e. vs. S.l,svc br.Ie or nothing else WIS saved
0o' We [No.yaIs Gazette, elsI
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= II all the money expended IN ,heat-e-soing
in week IN New York applied 10 relieve the dis
tresses Of The poor many thrilling dramas and perhsps
mournful tragedies might be prevented.
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man who gaze his name Is James Jamison OF Williams
burgh l. waits an owner at the 10th Ward Station
EoU Essex market.
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
Latest from the Army.
DaAeooN CANF. near Mon,erey. Mexico.

Mr. EDITOR send you extracts from a letter haze
just received from Col Charles a May. L. : Dragons
Yours, B. W
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RoBBED oS THE PotSrs-O Officer " atsou. last
night arrested Thomas Johnson, on a charge of stealing
si5 from James ickings. while on the Five Points.
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DEsERTER ARREsrED-La Fevere Perkins. a
deserter from Governors Island arrested last night
and held in custody Till proper disposition can De
made OF him
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u We have received the Taiors Eclectic
Repository for October issued from $50 ,assau-s; 1t
Is doubtless most useful work to the trade and con
tains several tine drawings.
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State and Prospects of Liberia

40 He rdG0T Of Ikt tribune
Some few days since there appeared an article
IN your paper, over the signature of Rev Mr Corn
ISL in which he ntmates that in the recent publ.
cation of extracts from his sons letters dated at
LIBERIA more favorable view OF the condition Of
things in that colony was given than perusal of
the rh0ie Of tAe letters would warrant; and he in
vitcs those interested to examine the originals
AS the extracts alluded to were published at the
suggestion OF the y. Y. Colonization Society, the
inference is that that institution is responsible for
the discolored view alleged TO have been given
Now as the Colonization Society claim to be the
advocates Of truth and fairness. they invite
those interested to examine the annexed copy of
the whoie Of the letters in question, with the ex
ception OF single personal remark) the pub!ica
ton of which the Society has procured. Copies
also may be had at their office, No . Brick Church
Chapel 1t is peculiarly gratifying to the Society
To do this, as they feel confident a pcrusal OF the
whole viii not diminish the favorable impression
already made by the extracts
AEsoN G. PHELPS Commute on be
JOSEPH B. COLLINS (AaUoftbs " Y s
d. MEREDITH REESE, ) Cal Society.
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~T.J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No -
~ =, S..yors Uneurrenr Money bought ard sod,
rod nd S;lyrs exaaaEei noses h,e sfzss eos-eL o.
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DE-. TOWNSEND. You remember that when Obtained
boe your Sersapanlla and promised II snsc'sa a
my ooger u return tic favor bad been sorely afflicted
ISs roud rgItL-r eat sleep nor walk. # would be m.
Do,soIs for ne 20 describe M pain and agony endured
I tret number u remedies without being o-urhp7c
y-narsr who the qualities Of your saTsspariIa
Induced ne 70 LrY bottle did 30, aid, 10 ny great
..r,Ini sne,r II Ia te> days e5ected perfect curei
any arr iGcfeou-. inyite reri ID cal! oa me-, and
g-su1i,s % satisfy then OF tie Truth Of me above
IRA GODFREY, no. ; Lbertys.
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