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s.ssn New York and liverpool.

Steam between New York and Liverpool.
THE GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP CoAIPANY's
i STEAMSHlPS.-The Great Western, 100 TONS $50
horse power, b. r. Mathews, esq, commanders the Great
Britain $500 tons, 1000 horse power Lieut. James Hosken
r. NJ, commander, are intended to sail as follows
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PRINTS ONLY-NEw FALL STYLE.
At the ertensiipe establishment d

I EE IL BREWSTER, a Cedar street, New York, where
IL concentrated nearly all the styles of printed
caicoes which have been produced in this country or
ported for the fall trade, and offered for SALE for cash
approved credit prices greatly reduced within the
few days. .. -
Purchasers guaranteed the prices, and allowances
made for a given period.
Catalogues, renewed and corrected daiy) regulating the
prices, placed in the hands of buyers and with
goods ordered
Sept 9ly
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Fare TO Liverpool per Great Western, $780, and So
ards fees.
Fare per Great Britain, according the size and position
of the stnerooms, plans of which may be AT any OF
the agencies.
For freight passage other information apply in New
York, TO
RICHARD IRWIN, SO Front st.
New YoTk-March 23-d9m
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lGALMAGUNDI, by Washington Irving, complete In
volume, English edition, with engravings price 81 So
Just imported by +. TAYLOR.
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TOHN HERDMAN & CO., United States and Great
y Britain and Ireland oldestablished Emgrant Office
South street, New York. -
HERDNIAN, KEENAN, & CO., Liverpool
Passage and from Great Britain and Ireland (va Liver
poof by the Old Back-Bal Line, any the regular
packet-ships sailing every five days. 49,
The subscribers in calling the attention of old counymen
and the public generally their unequaled arrangements
for bringing passengers from the old country beg state
that the business of the house Liverpool will conduct
ed by its branch.
Those sending for their friends will see the great
Importance of this arrangement, 1t win preclude
necessary delay OF the emgrant The ships employed in
thslne well known TO be of the first and largest class
commanded by men of experience; and they sail every
five days. otter every facility that be furnished With
those superior arrangements the subscribers forward
for continuation OF that patronage which has been so lib
orally extended to them for many years past In case
any of those engaged do embark the passage money
viii be refunded as customary For further particulars
J. HERDMAN " Co,
. 81 South street, New York
HERDMAN, KEENAN, Il Co, Liverpool.
Mr.. THOMAS FITNAM, saddle and harness maker on
9Th street. three doors north of avenue is the
agent OF this house for the WASHINGTON d. c. who
will attend TO the transaction of all business in their line
when required to do -. 1''
NJ B--Draits Tor any amount can usual be furnished,
payable at all the principal banking institutions throughout
the United hlngdom on application above.
March lily
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ILLUSTRATED editions of Brynnt's and LongfcIloyy's
Poems, each complete in volume octave, richly
bound and beautifully illustrated with numerous cngra-
wings. Just issued. Il. TAYLOR
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TIVE increasing popularity of Dr. c. Benz Smiths inn
proved Indian vegetable sugarcoaed pills has induced
number of persons 20 make something they call pills. and
coat them with sugar. in order sell them for the genuine
while they do not possess particle of the goodness
even assmilate in appearance to the original Dr. Smiths
pills In Short they intended fraud upon the COM
muny. minister, who first had interest in an mi-
tation sugar-coaed pill manufactured in Albany New
York has given them up, as he says account OF the mis-
cradle dishonest parties concerned in manufacturing them.
The party industrousy circulating reports
calculated to inure Dr. Smith, and affect the reputation
of his valuable pills; but rather than notice them in public
DR. Smith is about to institute legal proceedings against
them for their SANDERS he has in another against
similar party in which he recovered large amount OF
damages These miserable imators have resort to the
most abomnabe means palm oil their counterfeit pills.
as the public know that Dr. Smiths the original and
genuine Several instances have public notice
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate
the counterfes 1t is DR.. Smiths pills that doing so
much good in the countryas the following plainly show
More ministers and recommend DIR. Smiths pills
all others.
This is to certify that have used the sugar-coated pills
manufactured by G.. Benjamin Smith, OF New York. for
some tme and believe them to be good medicines and
also, from Inquiry in that city, persuaded that he is
the original inventor, and therefore is entitled the benefit
OF the invention. s. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptish church, Pittsburg.
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Bewnrci

If G. Benz. Smith be not written with a pen on the bot
tom of the box, all "sugarcoated" pills counterfeit
Principal office l79 Greenwich street, large brick block
New York. Price IS cents box.
Nov Sim
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p. Pcs. a. TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pel
VIM. J. Hyslop, David G. Golden,
r. H. MCurdy, John c. Thatcher,
Fred. 8. Winston, Rufus L. Lord,
G. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick, Isaac @. Pearson,
Stacy b. Collins, VIM. Bamwel,
John II. Smith, VIM Moore
JOS. b. Collins Zebedee Cook,
Jas. s. Wadsworh, Jonathan Miller
III. W. Hubbell, Fitz Green Halleck,
Gouverneur NJ Wilkins, Rob't Schuyler,
J. " L. Pruyn, Amos S. Perry,
Frederick Whitlesey, Joseph Tuckerman,
Chas. Ely, Gideon Hawey,
John G. Cruger, VIM. J. Bunker
Walter Joy, One vacancy. ....
.sfr -. MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNy, Secretary.
MINTUN PosT, M. D., Physician to the Company, 50i
Broadway. 0 .. ... -
CHARLES DE SEEDING, Washington, D. c., agent
No. IA Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
WIN. p JOHNSTON, NJ d., Medical Examiner, corner OF
It'll and streets ."' ..
March lily ~.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS are respectfully no,in 9.

W that In selecting the papers with which they may de-
sire 20 be supplied during the session. orders for the FARM
ERS LIBRARY left with the clerk of either house. will be
Immediately complied with During the session num-
per WIN be furnished, OF 100 pages EACH closely and ele-
gany printed matter, for S2 containing, among other and
various materials, prize essays by OF the dstin-
gushed ability together with costly engrayngs OF portraits
oil distinguished beneactors of agriculture and of improved
implements and machinery employed in the promotion OF
branch OF national industry which, being by far the most
important is entitled to the first rank among the cares OF
wise and provdent lawmakers
ihe following extracts respectfully submitted in tes-
mony OF the national and practical character of the work
from eminent citizens in different sections of country
and not OF the same party politics. Being by
The publishers rs TO the procurement of his materials al
home or rom abroad the editor persuades himself thar the
FAkMEhS LIBRARY ought TO be- placed within the reach
OF every ireeholer, and especially of every young man.
whose interest," character and pursuits in life invite him
become acquainted not only with the practice with the
principles and the literature of an occupation which has
been well pronounced he mother of the arts and which
all VIII admit gives to all others employment and support
Extract from Sca1for Ugbstsr
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New York. November 1874

tNEW IUHhl INOVtIlDtT Z, IbIb
DEAR s have looked through the Ith and 9Th numbers
OF the current volume Of the FARMERS LIBRARY and Think
ought TO take this occasion express OF the val
ne OF the whole work Its plan comprehensive and ex-
ceent and the execution thus far successfully carried out
In my opinion the work ought TO be distributed by the var-
Gus agricultural societies, 10 the end that practical now
edge may be diused and spirit of inquiry and improve
ment awakened among young farmers.
WIN me best wishes for the continued success of your
ID. WEBSTER.
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From the Blue HENS Chicken. (Del)

We call the attention of readers the certificate OF
Rev. Williams, pastor of First Baptist Church, Pttsburg
in relation to DR.. Sith's pills We ourselves bear es-
umony to the excellence of these pills, of having
us ID them and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State of Delaware.
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DR.. G.. Benz. Smith:

n
DEAR SIR was laid up with bad cold some time since
my return from New York; and during my Illness made
trial OF your pills and must say found them excellent
They the best medicine for the purposes they
tended that have yet seldom take pills; but found
yours entirely free from the objections to which other pills
are liable. hope they will continue be OF
profit TO You, as doubt they viii be of relief
to the afflicted, large scale. . .. ....s. :,
Yours truly, j. GREEN.
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The IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS" (sugar-coated
are certainly doing much good in the whole country
are highly esteemed, if one-half is true that people writ
and say about them They easy in their operation
that all like them. The editor of the Northern State Jour
malone of the largest and best papers in the State Of New
York-writes as follows
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aa& ak ~
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

HE propnetors OF the several lines Of packets between
New York and Liverpool have arranged for their sail
ing from each port the ls 9Th lth lbth 2lt and 26l
every month; the ships succeed each other in the fol
lowing order, Wis
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
Attorneys and COumsellOys-gf- L0r.

m ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney viii .ttent
vile. ~ O''" 'e"' ~ A'"''
Particular attention paid to the collection Of claims
oihce in the courthouse at Nashville. Tennessee
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ABBY FOLSOM DISSATISFIED WITH AN EASY VIC
ToMrOn Saturday, Mrs Abigail olson appeared in the
Justices writ OF ejectnent brought
by nIr whbrdge. her landlord but he did APP
pear to assert his right to Abby out Of doors the
Court ordered him be deiuulted and Judgment
in Abbys favor. As this pcaceable settlement OF the
case cut Abby of from her intended speech, she
pressed great dissatisfaction and insisted upon appeal
ing 1t in vain that she told she could not ap
peal the judgment in her favor Failing 70 carry
her pon, in that Court mounted up the Common
Pleas ROOM walked into the Chief Justices crimson.
bound sanctum called his attention TO her by tapping
him on the shoulder stated her grievance him and
insisted that he should receive her appeal The Chief
Justice soon he had recovered from his surprise,
ordered Officer g. Andrews to the lady from the
Bench and the Cour, Room. II not without the
of some physical force that the officer elected Abby
Boston Post
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AR. DEANS AMERICAN BALM for cougi

] NIEW-JEksEY COPPER UHE.-For seis 70
Ions CT Copper o.e gray slPtcfe.l tior NE Fleming
| ,uc Nine A1oty % Z B. HART,
iy.ns No. Il EanoYersl
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General Notices.


~ College of Pharmacy Of the Ciiy OF New York
The regular Winter Course Lectures IN this Institution
VIII commence on Monday the - oi November nea al I
O'Clock r. NJ and be coaRued four months. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Of eack week, at the College
Rooms. 1 ii Broadway lover LOcswoods Boosstorel
On Ma,eris MedIcs and Pharmacy, from 70 O'Clock,
by Professor Ben Isiuu ". McCready. II. D.
On Chemistry from 10 O'Clock, 10y Professor Law
renee REID.
The Lectures on Mnieria Medica and Pharmacy viii be
illustrated BY extensive cabinet OF specimens Of true
ana false Drugs.
The Lectures on Chemistry will give prominent atien-
application in In. business Of an Apothecary NJ
fordng minute dusntiiative and qualitative
aralys and eynihcses with experimental demonstrations.
showing methods OF Esceauing The strength and pu-
rty Of Drugs and Chemicals They viii also comprise ~
sructon in the science as extensively connected with
many of the useful and ornamental arts.
Tickets for each Course Scan be procured OF John
Mi!hsu 1873 Broadway; Ruslion Co ITO Broadly way
James :. Aspinwall. Bs w iam-.t Adsmron \ Oif, 8
Buwery; ] L a. Meakim. sill Broadway; Weismsn X
corner OF Broore and Orchard George D.
Coggcsbs Al Pears and Of either Of The Professors
New FORK, October, 1916. OF eodtN2
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rho Richmond Truseay-pnr,ic. Acquitted

From Tue NChinOnU IIIIcs UT u'gHu"y
Yesterday the argument in this cause was con
tnucd and concluded the most elaborate and able
manner.
Mr. MAYO concluded in the morning hie argument be
gun on saturday night, He was succeeded by Messrs.
Lyons, G. A. Myers and Scott for the defence and Mr.
MAYO closed the argument for the defence short time
after Ii o'clock 7. NJ. The was then submitted.
aud the stood ee to for acquitta and the par
ties were discharged.
The Cour; room crowded almost to sufocation
with spectators who fingered through the long argu
nent full of anxiety for the result When that was
ceraincd such burst OF applause took place rs We
never heard in Court Of Justice II was irresistible
impulse of public opinion reused by the developments
of the painful trial which has just been concluded This
entire community rejoices III the result
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ARRIVE

ARRIVED
Snip iason Upshur d. IN Bostoa Il ballast 70 ''as-
ger
ship Manhattan Bud 81 hcat. fson sag Esr5or, Il
ballast 20 Pieifer s Wl=eTI-an-
Bark Peru Hairs Gs IN Boston II 5.Isz to aa=ts-
Brig Amethyst Anderson y IS in Lube VIII Pas
,er 70 master
Brs Alaoana Chase, "A Dc IN Lutec With plaster, 70
master.
Bri. Historian Pilican l3 d. I'm Lubee Ne with las-
tex 70 Bret; i Vose.
With ndsc 70 Schmidt Il Baichen = s;eeraze ps=en-
-ers Oct tn lat ii "a long IL 90 vas knoc ked down
on the beam ends split sails and stove bulwarks
Schr General Pcs7ey Barter days I'm kastPo'' WIN
fish, &c
20 Woodruff & Co.
schr VIM Henry. Wade d. fr1 Thomastor, line.
Schr 81 Pierre Bryant. Dc I'm Bangor. Ne potato:
Schr adeline s. Ro=na Parker. : Is I'm Aacniss, Me
with hsh &c. 70 Brett < |ose
sch. oEo, Wilson, Is I'm Portsmouth, Nh, Wiz Po-
tsioes 10 L Scranton
tstoes TO master.
schr FRANKLIN Sweat day. I'm Kennebunk with Po-
tatoes. 10 master
sem MARY Snow Wood : d. IN. Thonas;on. Lime
Schr Richmond Packard, ds I'm Tho1s=ton lime
Schr Alexander. Brady, days I'm Ne"oern- NJ Win
naval stores master.
schs Delaware Trott S ds I'm Portland Nc with mo-
Ias-es 10 Wells s. CO.
sch: Victor. Hallet days from Boston, with mdse to
master.
master.
schr Mary. somers d. I'm Ne~bern, &c, with naval
stores, TO Blossom.
SAILED
Ships Shakespeare Antwerp; Macao. (BrJ Belfast Ra-
jsh London. John CiossleT, do.
Barks John K Gardner Baize Honduras: and others
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~T~. Ito EMIGRNNTS Nssas syTTII7Jt,
z 1,ssslass--1SOTHERS GOING WEST. -. 80


FORWARDING LlNE.-The subscribers beg 10 inform
heir friends aud the public generally and eng rants par'c
uuriy thai they prepared forward passengers
TO ali parts OF the Western States and Canada, nj ue very
loves, ralcs and with certainty OF passengers eNpsrienc
ing no delay at any place the route. Being Interested
equally all modes OF conveyance into the Interior mn
partial advice will be given 10 those ahoutto proceed " e
as 10 the mode travel well rs the best routes 10
take for any inland the United States or Canadn-
The Emu grants IrdGelins Guide which not only gives the
rates of passage. but aso the distance 10 all parts OF the
West and Canada together with the time usually occupied
In performing Journey any given place, may he had
gratis, on application at their Office.
From the superior in which this branch OF ueir
business hitherto been conducted the subscribers can
with certainty guaranty that difficulty or delay can
possibly be experienced by person going by he Line
and the numerous frauds daily committed by irresponsible
parties on persons going West should deter those about
curing from engaging where but at an OF
here state that their various convcyUces VIZ Railroad
Cars Boats and Steamers such cannot be sur
passed If eQusled For farther particulars, apply Mf by
letter. postpaid ~ w ~ j. I. IAtSCOiI /,
81 Soui-rt. door West uf Rurlius-sip.
" B-W j. T. T continue 10 dispatch first class pack
cts to London Liverpool, Glasgow, Ncw-Oreals, Mo
bile Savannah and Charleston, with punctuaify Also to
make arrangements for bringing out passengers from any
part OF the old country and give drafts Tor any amount pay
able demand in any part OF Great Britain or Ireland
ruy5 lAyvtf
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DRINTiNG INK ManuflctUry.-The subscriber
l. has recently Introduced steam power and improved
machinery his mandatory which enables hun % FUR
nsh his with very superior article Printers
and merchants who may have orders for Printers lax NJ"
and them promptly executed moderate prices and
rely being supplied with Ink OF excellent quality and
OF Interchangeable color Tho subscriber manufacturers Ina
of various coors red, blue, green &c Orders d.
reced 10 his manufaciory g Front-t between Aontgoui-
cry and Goyern-ur ats lhfoag tho Dispatch Pooi "i 6e
punctuay attended TO. This paper has been printed ~
Ink from his mandatory FOR several years ~
% emD.W GEORGE MATHER.
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ocass.
I stood amid the crowded ;hrong Of men
And women,-nany good and tue, but more
Alas. Idolators, who gliding DER
The images themselves have made think then
LIES purpose ell fulfilled If down they ieii
And worship them. forgetting God above
VINO made them every one, and claras taeir love
And when noted how they listered eli
Respectfully. thou with glistenins eye
And form dilsting and hes-tearnes tone
60 eloquent proclaimed Gods truth alone
The truth TO live by, and in which 10 die
Sure, though. l, If here's hid one grain so good,
May II notleayen this whole nul.itaae'
hurnb!y thank thee, for well then felt
The light stream on me from the lamp iaoa eaeff
ttpheid. and knew an added strength to dare
And do sood ser7ice, what par. soccer was ofs2a
FOR rae in Truths great Cause o glorious
Only 10 follow in the ranks led on
py such God devoted champion
vor God fights By his side who doth defend
In bloodless igh. his kingdoms outward wall
Where knowledge. Justice Beauty, each and all
Like everlasting rampsrts stand. and lend
That strength 10 guard the holy citadel
Where in immortal glory Love doth dwell. :"
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NTED-Fmuj0yrnent By Young married Man
W VINO HIS been eight wears porter for one mercantile
house this city furnish uueNee ptionaoe tes
1ouiss a. 10 character snd fidelity. ii. ass no objection
to DOM sny tnin honest VIII afford nm moderate
Compensation Please address line 10 w r. 81 rarkio
y ani viii be- promptly and gratefully attended 10.
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The Board OF Directors OF the Cleveland Colum
bus and Cincinnati Railroad have so far progressed in
the business OF the Road advertise for pru-
posals build il The money has been subscribed the
route surveyed and the right OF way secured Forty
miles only is proposed to be let at present
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slublie gonpeuanres, &e.
- AREGTlAR aIAIL LINE be;we

- IRREGULAR NAIL LINE be;wees
E.-sss--r-a. Scs:nu snG New-iets oy NE iss. AZ
-ii.=ss4s - - OSl-S - s-1 s.SiObE
ISLAND.
Th- steamer OREGON, commanded ~ CsP. Sch Tesy'
et sid RHODE ISLAND, commanded Sy Cspt Aaaches-
ar vii thToc holi tie "a orrecIoa vt1 he
S,or:asca aad Providence and 6c.to1 Ard Pruviccrec
Railroads. leaving Sewiors daily Sundays excepted
from per Nc North RIVER. 3; sciock p. u AMI Sio5
trctoa oclock ? NJ ETSs Se arrival .. e Mad
.r=.u from Boston
These sisale-s s--usurPs.sed il serd, .Peuaor and
comfort la Ta each OF 81 large ccI4ueodoGs private
.stercsuls xd ber;As fer 81 persons. hss'des arse pr
yS;. rtorss for families anu parties
The steamers cfcers the B;os: ~ pertecced men
ard w, shorten pas>sE- between Newly ORR arc sos
t,r fru1- !. 70 hours thereby arriving IN ample tine for
81 he E,-s r1r-ns tTori New Ys,k, No5'a SCUM sni
Nss ard al Tie lines from Boston. NortA SD Esst
The OREGON VIII .eavs Newly oss-TGescay, EhGFf-
!av saturday
lave S.oain-tou-Mordsy. Wednesday and Friday.
Ths RHODE ISL-ASc VIII leave New-forS-Ac7r
d,v. "Wednesday aac Friday.
Leave scum tor-TresGsy, Thursday .nd Saturday,.
S-Pssscrce:s The a-riva Of ~ sis>H;rets
Stor!rco7 proceed immediately II The speuG.G Aaiosd
csrs 10 Proyidercr Had Boston, without say decay sh1
Baggage Master accompanies each aiu 10 soson 70 sAe
charge OF Lhe baggage. 49,.
For pssssge prr;hs e.roos. freight application
r-1y be lie Agents on ne wharf ant a. ie o'ee
" 10 Ba;t=ry-;tacr'
r % and alsf MsndAy next. November ~ me steam
err o; this Line wiz leave S@yyIots daily except sun
daTs, ! T VI. instead OF > I. NJ g.