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DIED /:

On Friday evening Nov. 49, of congestion OF the lungs
Mrs ELIZABETH. wife OF GeaTge Weston, aged "a.
The friends OF the family cod the members OF Jefier
son Division No. T. sons OF Temperance, are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from 354 Hudsonst
on Tuesday, the 2lst inst at l o'clock NJ
On Friday morning. 18Th int after short Illness,
CORNELIUS SCHENCK aged So years.
The relatives sud friends Of the family are invited TO
attend his funeral from his late residence 81 Elizabeth
corner of Hester st this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Ga the morning OF ths 9th inst MARY SMITH
widow of the late Joseph Smith aged 6S years ii months
and 10 deys
The friends of her Cornelius George and Alex
ander G Poilon and Of her sons-in law William X Hsz'
lett and John Leveredge aud the friends OF The family
are requested to attend her funeral from her late reel
dence, 81 las, Broadway, tomorrow afternoon at !
,fcl
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ENGLISH ANIMALS

EOR lsf3--D. APPLETON co 30 Broadway, have
II just imported
l. The Book Of Besuty RoyL Gallery, with twelve
beautifully 6oished steel EnHavings from drawings by
the first and literary contributions by eminent
writers Edited by the Countess Of Bessinson. vol
ROYAL .go.
H. The Keepsake. illustrated by twelve elegant Steel
Engravngs from drawings by the first artists engraved
under the superntendence OF Mr. Chas. Heath Edited
BY the Countess OF Bessngtcn- 1 vol royal 8yo.
I'LL The Drawing room Scrap Book. illustrated with
thirtysix Steel Bngrsyngs by Hon Mrs Norton
vol 40
d. A co. HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,
Hallacks Poetca Works, splendidy illa.uated
Lord Byrons do do do
Thos Moore. do do do new editnl
The PARALLELS Of Our Lord elegantly Illuminated
LATELY PUBLISHED, NEW EDITIONS OF
Robert southeys Poetics Works illustrated with Steel
EngravinEs -
Thomas Campbeps do illustrated with Steel Ensray a.
Buffers Hndbras. do DO
Dante's Vision, do 90
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered do do
Hemsns's Complets Poetica Works, DO do
Cowpers do do do do
Millions do do do do
Burns's DO do DO DO nls!us
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A SUPERB GIFT BOOK.

THE SEASONS, by James Thomson; with IT illustrs.
i tons By 2. Bookhout from designs By the celebrated
Etching Club" OF England with the Life OF the Author
by p MGrdoek d D. edited By Bolton Corney Esq ele
gently printed. sni bound 10 various styles
BOOKS WORTH READING.
Almance or the Great Experiment. 3 cts
Litteps Living Age. No. 1874 q year p eta a No
The Scouting Expedition Of McCulloch's Texas Ran
GERS" By Reid late Of the Rangers Illustrated with
twelve engrsvnss Of the cel-brved Rangers &c % cts
Capt Donnavan's Adventures In Mexico. - cts
The Old Commodore, By L. Howard. . eta
Captain Henrys Campaign sketches - eta
Half Hours with the Best Authors BY C. knight 81 p
Journeyman Joiner, BY George sand
The Cratur, aTals Of the Pacific, BY Cooper " cts
Jsmess Life Of Henry ~. bound IS.
Maps Magazines, Guide Books, Maps Of LONDON and
weekly papers Of Boston, New1ork and Phi.depna as
10 RERFORD \ co Astor House.
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CAHMINANTIA.

hEAR SIR i suppose It nay ike exasgerstion
~ persons who may have perusso the many GER
ncaics VI those cured By the CaIm1anta 70 state NJ
case being any than theirs bat notwithstanding
consider condition Dad a. u well could De-
viii describe my situation was hfst taken
with the bilious fever. which left In very reduced
slate and naay brought The dyspepsia and Fet com
plant with which a0OTed for three yeaTsi 10 snort
TIME / attacked with violent cough raised iai ss
quantities DlOld mater accompanied Dy thiiis aa
fever could keep anything on my stomach move
simple my my bOdy commenced s~eAns occAsl0ned
by lie dTOpsy Ny considered hopeless Dy my
uedca attendants when nIst heard Of the Caminanta
W hile taxing the b0te thought u injured me- ans
d.cout nued for short lime. Ay husband called
10 see yOu about when yOu expressed your nfn belief
that n could c0ntInu. ia Use might BE- cured llst
usnt and thought M sell dying Ia ny
o.trv.s asked Tor the Camlnantlz, which gave nc I'M
mediate roAet connuedts uss tor sometime ana nos
enjoy perfect health eat any thing my appetite Graves
would uentOn that while IN ms very low state had az
asck vi the palsy, which THIS medicine has been TIE
mean. of r-m,vins Those wishing 10 learn farther par
tcuars VI my VIII please cai a. ny Iesieenee -
Nlnth-Ayenue. 0nc- LL4AAD " hLDD
To Dr. Ii C. THozFs CArmin anita Depot, ~ Ofeen-
u1ch avenue, cor. Of ThiTteenthsi. y 1 M -tl'
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M AR RJEn

On THURSDAY, the 18th lust by Alderman Crolus
CALVIN w. CONKLIN OF the IT, 5 Army, to MARIA
BOOTH of New Bedford.
la this City on Thursday evening 18th Inst by Rev
DR. George Potts. CHARLES J. SCHROEDAR and
GERTRUDE VAN SCHAICK.
On the evening of the 18th inst by Rev Dr. Cone. Mr.
WILLIAM C. BUTLER of Utics. TO Miss EMILY NJ.
daughter of the late Charles Lee of this City.
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lance Of rileA Il 10 expected that the road will be
opened between Wssi Liberty and Urbsna By the lat OF
January 1913 1b" ron j. provided or ,be whole line
far s. urbaos The remsinng portion. between Ur
baus and Springfield. is to be completed by the
msncemcni Of the ensung Summer. The ssrnings Of
the rosd FROM 1913 - leii S2ol070 sHd the entire
receipts from stock subscriptions sae Of bonds end
lands, earnings sc. have been t2etos07, Of which
81 9J 53 have been expended leaving s2'9 se3 Tor com
petins the rosd
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rI,HE SUBSCRIBERS are sssocists4 with : long
established add responsible agency IN Wiseonan who
will locate Land Warrants the Mineral District OF thar
Territory and vicinity alter personal exsmios On
he .nds Much Of the public land OF thai Territory has
sr.l within few months pest. but . nov
In market and furnishes exeeient opportunity for In
yetmen No part Of the Union increases 10 population
With reafer rspdity and the value OF land 10 enhanced
In proportion These selections will be made ethsr for
sum- for interest IN the lands chossn Apply
20 RODGERS WOODMAN,
rs Inssodis, Atrysst-Lsw, 50 Wsll-st. up stsiss
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70 Bennetf's Lectures on Book-keepins.-Tb

mercantile community respectfully informed th.t the
stbo Of the American System Of Practical Book zee o.
MAS resumed his instruction 10 that useful science aud
Will - heretofore Tor sum 70 be agreed %
qualify any gentleman 0f ordinary capabity
years OF axe 10 keep SCI o books Of accounts Ia
Ss1tls or commercial house in York elsewhere.
hs Old pupils, many Of whom the first Merchants
~ the city viii always BE- admitted free STRANGER.
should shun the quscss this line Ofce IO7 Fulton
second foof Inn W. JAS. ARLINGTON BENNETT
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NEARLY READY ;

ILLUsTRATED TREATISE ON DOMESTIC AMI.
IMALs Beings history and description Of the Horse,
Mule Cattle sheep Swine Poultry and Farm Dogs, with
rections Tor their management, breeding cfossDg rear
iuz feedng and preparation for profitable market Al
90 their diseases and remedies together with full drec
tons for the MANAGEMENT Of the dairy and the compare
tive economy aud advantages Of working animals the
horse mule oxen &c. BY r l.. Allen, Author Of Com
pend Of American Agriculture etc.
The above contains more than 10 engravinss and
port.its of improved .nmas illustrative Of the different
breed. aud various subjects treated 10 II.
The minute well as general principles ior breed
a. crossing rearing feeding and msnagement OF all do
estc animals herein given 20 produce the utmost
marketable value for the food and attention bestowed on
them a. well 10 prevent disease and save the immense
losse. which annually occur from this source.
The diseases Of animals also fully treated with their
remedies. management &c.
Thi. work will be furnished to the trade BY
C. NJ SAXTON, EOS Broadway,
n LONG BRO.
VIM X GRAHAM. and
BURGESS, SrRINGER co.
raj m q
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RrRar.RY AND ATTEnfr AT MURDER--The
$50, zSr-sisey records most daring burglary aud at
=, 8, murder. which occurred in the village Of Ply
-on,h Wsyne CO. Michigen. = few nights since The
''r,,,,g are the facts A. stated ~ the Advertiser
n,,us the night two three persons entered the dry
- go ot nr n !. Bradncr, by boring away the
.,,t.lsn, 10 admit the hand 20 " remove tho
.s- Ihs clerk "a lad Of l6J sleeping 10 the store
- ,ss,, enter ard Immediately sad psrtiy
.,ioo himsef took loaded pistol 30 one hand ana a
800, knife 10 the other and sprang over the counter
-, ,,a Of the robbers fired 81 him With pistol tue
- s..ng through bis shirt and lodging IN tho door
behird him. A. g.. - 49,
Tbe young hero promptly returned inc hre "hen the
In Az this janciure second one Of the gsn <
.,.r,sd biz pistol Al the clerk ~nlen missed IRE
f.,con the clerk fell back upon his resources
toe-- and pitched into his snt-eonls, Ike a
49,, .,,isins the kriie into his body a. shown by
80 90 the blade, from three 20 four inches This
nc ',,.hsd a PalO Alto victory. Il was rather hot
=, ,.s ,,ore cleared the enemy took to
.re and tho clerk Left Monarch of all be
nc he relosded bis pistol and stepped to the
80. - lose a. when one OF the gang again spspped
49,, :, rim which again missed FIRE. Pick your flint
80 sssin said the clerk. again Offering ihen the
7"- ..,,. a NJ. pistol which did not miss IRE.
v,Ilsus then rDizzed and have not been heard
- .,oce The night very dark md rainy Blood
% t,ro5 u,ofusey spnukled on the door. door and
~s ne morning the clerks clothes were cut 10
ssveral places during the met ou' ne oa"7 Ou N' O'
K1ugh and Ready, unscs'heo
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a 49, we we 90 fore.by impressed with the import
ance and utility of Life Insurance. az when made aequant
ed with some striking ard extraordinary facts elected
from the history cOndnct Of this Company Although
aware that hi. Office has been established IN LONDON TOT
half century and is therefore OF the Oldest 10 eN
istenee-we have been as much amszed Al recently salh
ng IN. magnitude OF the business II has Transacted az We
have been gTahed BY the pfomptpde win ~nicn every
clam H. without single exception mas Deen settled
In order however that the public a. large sy DC ,ae9
the prominent position which this institution mas enu
now occupies In the metropos-and De enaoiea 70 Judge
correctly Of the frank, prompt and honorable pfacuce
which has marked ts whole eareer-we can tfuy SOD Will
simply state that during the last nineteen years me pay
ets Of the Abou Once in the settlement Of claims on
Life Policies have amounted 10 Upward OF GNVV or 20
nearly -Four lions Of Dollars that during that long Pc
nod Of time and dealing with sum necessarily involving
many hundreds OF P0ces-theTe has not oeen one
instance Of litigation but that every sum ms oeeu paa
Of the Company creating
Aer such statement Of facts u - not 70 De
that the bon will any present or future epoch Dc su
pected Of raising captous objections 20 clan, Ana now
notwithstanding this enormous drainage nom he e'su
ry-by which doubtless hundreds Of families have been
rescued from snd placed IN Circumstance Of com
paratve AT uence and cOmiOft-wha can We say OF ths
present resources OF this Institution 70 meet iuute
From new pamphlet just published by the New-ioIA
Agency gather materials 10 answer TINS inquiry IN
most Satisfactory manner We perceive mat the Albion
being Proprietary Company, the pubic have nor only
ne securit, OF Pfemiu Fund bat also that OF very
large capital and the aceumated profits OF many years
INDEPENDENTLY Of the farther for which ahishly re
pecrsbe and wealthy body OF proprctos are hsble-the
pad-up capital and other assets OF the company a. tn
moment exceed the millions Of dollars and the
quotations Of the sales oil stock IN the London mar
ket are AZ 50 pei cent premium,
The division Of profits among the sharenoiees ano lns
policy holders takes place treunaly-one MIN or ~ per
cent being spportioued among the former aud or
90 per among the latter For the farther and Veiy
striking advantage. offered TO the public BY the Albion VI
nee must refer them ~ ITS ageney q 1st "hien
established in le4i aud IN consequence OF INC pu
drnce and caution with which has been hos
single loss the present moment has been sustained oy
We notice that the bon doe. not make any charge
wear. no II
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BOOK TRADE.
HARPER & BROTHERS

rJELiss.
~ rstEspaY
ALAMAScE or THE GREAT AND FINAL
EXPERIMENT
Price twenty-five Cent.
Az ORIGINAL work u fiction, tie production Of an
Aedac.sd rssdent Of the South Is scenes and mel
49, s--et RE epoch that Of tho Revolutionary War
nd th,r. are some passages OF crime h-oiszn
H., .r,e hs reafef and s5chsn hs nt-rss to the last
a.
HARPER's ILLUSTRATED cArALO6UE.
On the pubicsuos Of rev Catslogue, the publishers
colnscted with District School,, Colleges, Lyeeans
Nc the photographed and erticA notices attached 70
the s'.ra ~orks - shordlnss eino 70 their respesuvs
best books this s.ur- will Commend tsef as one
o. utility aud convenience The specimen plates ~sieh
uhrsfed works included Ia n. collection.
CITIES or CHINA
BY Rsv. Gsokeg SMITH
Part- or I vol muslin H. 81 -
The aithor nss furnished plets and interest
ing Of China than We remember 70 have seen nom
ary other source sni douo, IN the present general
teres with regard that country. ~ book will he very
widely and graiefuy welconed-rrieane mis- stood
THoMSoNs
HIGHER ARITHMErIC.-MArk VI Newnsn co.
I1wi publish Monday. the 2'd Inst n. above vslus
bic school Book This cher Authmete isthe third book
In Day Thomp-ons series Teacher, will fad Il supe
nor 10 any book Of the kind published containing ~ II
doe. greater amount practical and vauab. m.tter per
tsiniug 20 the science % numbers
The Hshe Arithmetic contains SsS pages srse duoaeci
mo- beautifully printed and well bound IN leather and IL
sold FOR IS cent?. with liberal di'cOan, to teachers
The series consist Of
The Mental Arilhmstic, los pssss
The Practical Arithmetic; SIS page
The Kew do do.
The Higher Arithmetic S9s pages
The KEY DO do. rssiy soon.
The above form the Arthmetca Series and are fol-
lowed by Day Thonsons Mathematical Series. 20 be no
tic@d hereafter
Teachers no wish examine either Of the Arthme
tics will b. furnished with copies for that purpose
/ MARX II NEWMAN co.
nN 100 Broadway, " Y
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H'fI 1II0n-fV tf00Efn. VII D deflcsed .s1I8fi
morning next - inst ~ i0. o'clock Sermon BY Rev
SfoRRs Jr Of the PiEum Church Services in the after
noon ~ o'clock BY Rev THoNPsoS q the T.berna-
ce Church y and the evening 7. BY Rev BEis-
IoL, Of the Free Congregational Church. Sullivan . y
The public are invited 70 attend No r.
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Ring. Cough Candy for sale - ~ sbov S' n7 it.
SCHOOLS.

A YOUNG LADY, vho has thorough snowledss
lAof the English and many Of the classical studies and
who has had fifteen years experience In teaching
public and private schools - DESTROYS Of obtaining stua
tOn teacher assistant teacher n public private
school in this city Any nicaton for > r. left at
the office Of this paper will be puncusly attended TO-
no ST.
NTANTED.-A young lady, experienced In teaching
w and competent 10 instruct In Latin French, DRAWING
Mathematics and the higher branches Of English Educa
ton desires situation in some frstclass Female school
private family this city Brooklyn Satisfactory
reference given. Address Teacher, box 500 Post Office
mis- 2weods
L'RENCH LANGUAGE and Litersture.-Afternoon
and Evening Glasses under the instruction OF Prof A.
: VILLEPLA1T, meet al PEk- place, NewYoIk and At
Nh Greenlesfs Institution for young ladies' 100 Pierre
pont OF Clinton 81. Brooklyn Apply a. above
TO the Professor, orto ALFRED GREENLEAF M 5ts G
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN DESTROYS Of
taking lessons IN French, OF rooms with breakfast
and dinner Sunday or both can be accommodated
by Prof Nilepat, 259 Greenss between Weyefy place
ADD Eishthst nlo Seodli
DROF. vILLEPLAIT's Evening Classes in Frenes
L for Ladies aud for Gentlemen, at his residences, =
Greenest between Wsverly-plsce and Elghth.st Fer
terms, &c inquire personally or by note or Prot. v
nl6 3ieod
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poNp,s pAIN DESTROYER

NAILL AkREST bLEEOlNU ininedlau7iy' TeHefS
w psa arsns rom buras, scads bruises pain IN the
Fof psrtIcusEs see pamphlets, which may be had Of
asents gratis. ho.es.io a a.. 90.
- Mllnsu-st }. \ l. Coddinston, sos HUG
H. johnson, rs Broadway son-sI
A. l. MinsnIP, II Easi Do Oeo' " yum, SIL pesssi'
Mrrc=Te11, cor. Broadway hl' -~"A<""'
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BOARDING.

DOARD WA>TED.-rhe advertiser wishes board
I'D for himself wife and child, in respectable family
or private boarding house Communications stating ocs
ton and terms which be moderate, addressed 70
KERR, Tribune Office. nv u
BOARDING, at 81 Chambersst-To let, with board,
ID the secondstoTy front room unfinished n4 1871
DRIyATE BOARD WANTED-By gentleman
and his ~ife In private family, IN pleasant part OF
the city below Canal-st Terms must be moderate he-
fereucesexchsnged. Address Odd Fellow, Golden Rule
oiice, "a late 800 Aun-st hH1 lt
DOOM~ AND BOAhD.-A party of two three or
IL four can be accc inundated with furnished rooms, with
or without board the residence Of small family In the
vicinity of Broadway snd near the bfosdwsy Iheatfe
References given and required. Address jenkins At tins
Office. ~ d
Two LET WITH BOARD-A handsome room with
bedroom and pantry attached Also, single roomi TO
gentleman and his wife, single sentenen; the loca-
too is very desirable, being in the vicinity Of 81 Johns
pax. 81 Nsrckst. Reference. REQUIRED nN lwls
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BOOZE

OF THE NEW MORAL WORLD. By R. Owen-Con.
Oaninx The Rational system Of Society For sale the
Beacon Ofc- Franklin square, wholesale and retail
Also.
VIM Maclures Works tNoln-ys Ruins
Life Of Thomas Psue, The Three lmpostors, VERY
Paines Common Sense. curiOus.i
The Yahoo. "a curious work The Savage. lscarcs.l
Curositie, OF 4 aerent Sys Ri Eh Of Women, By Mary
TENS OF Religion, Wolistoncrst,
Vestxes Of Creation Cos pei OF Poor Sinners c.Sc
Liberal Works generally for sale. mis- 3rs'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship Rrarens from Hanibwg-W Bnelli lady ana
family II Dalmsel Strache ! Strachel, Ulnch, a
Plints Ii Prskwe, Meyer II stIeuve, and 100 IN the
ste
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MISS LEsLIE,s NEW NOVEL.

A MELIA Or A Young Lady's Vicissitudes-co
"A 10 the December number OF GOdeys Ladys Book
Th. number contains bed. the usual quantity OF read
ins m after, the following
SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS
Inc WWiiSao o'yH Match mezzotint pstes
Fs.hion Plates for Winter
FAshions-tvo figures
Model Cottagss-three sngrayings.
Music, &c.
Terms-s3 per annum IN advance Snxe Nos. Is cents.
For sale by H. LONG BROTHER, 80 Ann-st
BURGESS. SrRGNGER & co. ~ Broadway
BERFORD { CO Aston House.
NO PITS WIN n. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildinzs
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SPERM CANDLES, OIL, xc.-Just received lvg
- boxs. OF superior sperm candles. which WIN DC 500
very low for cash, 80 H. By the box o. q % TO- a.
rstdl Best Winter sperm oil los superior article Of
white solar oil gall Also nne teas, conees sugars
foreign fruits &c. for sae 10 quantities 70 SUIT dealers OF
families BY J. O. FOWLER 80 snd 8S Greenwich, arc
- 49,. Il O2i nis-
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ByA J. Birect,r-Hnuse and lot ~ B-frOTst 2jKQ6
a. 600 do do a do 1891 . co., do DO 100 Station
ct 25xi9.s 5000; 30 do H. 10, same tze s22O do
DO La do 20 81 go
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BOOKS. BOOKS.

rI,HE FOLLOWING are for sals.-Luher on the Psalms
i Do on Galatians
Cillinsworth'. Religion Of Protestants
Protestant Armory
Ambrose Series Works
Burrows Complies Works. Bishop Buffers do
Bishop Leightons Complete Works How's DO.
Bridges on the Christian Ministry. Do. on the ll9th
Psalm.
Horn on the Psalms.
Preachers Manual, by Sturtevaut.
Scotts Commentary, 10 five quarto volumes
Patrick Louth. Whitby and others.
Browns Large Folio. Hswes's do.
Burkett on the New Testament.
Companion 20 the scripturss-sompiled from eminent
authors. ia two large volumes
Doddrdge's Family HKpositor.
With very large assortment OF Bibles OF various quai
ties Of binding and sizes
All Ct the above books for sale at low prices az
z37 Blesckerst INFO 3tis.l ABRAHAM MAZE.
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y. X. BARLOW.

u Late ofthe firm ofLo--ing q Co.. Beck and
10 his achinery Of Hoes improved cyndsr presses
ana also one % Adamss new patent presses notifies hs
friends and the public that he can serve her. in every
style Of plain and ornamental printing such ~ book.
pamphlets circulars bihesds and hau1bils Fine wood
ouis, an which branch he can still have the cosps. on
Me-sfs Losing Bsrrtt, ensrsversl All orders for
pruning Of any style will be pity attended % and he
trusts sat'iactofily executed Power pfssswork done In
the best style and pricss satisfactory MIC 3teosis
IT An adjourned Anniversary Meeting Of the
county Msdleal society will Be held At the Grand Jury
Z NJ NIB SITS VIM. r. BUEL, MD Rec ssc'y
~ New-York India Rubber Warehouse
me has now on hand complete assortment Of
Goodyesrs Patent Metallic Rubber Goods. consisting
part, a. follows
Macintosh and eloaks metallic rubber do do.
overas sggins souwesters travelling bags door springs
horse covers fishing and hunting boots air eush life
preseTvers &c &c. Also mems best sheet rubber
shoes do cloth DO metallic Nausatuck Also ladies' and
ehdrens DO q every style All Of the above
NewYork India Rubber Warehouse n Maiden-ane cor.
Nassau 81 lnl8 iwis'l D HODGMAN
" rheumatism, stiff Joints, White swell
hng-, GOut 6c-COmpound Syrup Of Hydnodate Of Pot
ASA ssrsaparilla and Yellow Dock Root-The above -
prepared from the pufest articles and Is recommended
the best and only cure for rheumatism A. this
Of the year especially II Of the greatest Importance
as 1t viii remove all those extremely unpleasant sylnp-
TOMS severe pains stiffness OF the joints back shoulders.
&c IL thus purte- and quickens the circulation and
leaves every part Of the animal economy perfect
Of health The virtues Of each article have long been
known 10 the faculty and by their judicous admixure
their effects greatly increased. For sale by
CHARLES n. RING. Druggist.
corner Broadway and John-st.
Rings Cough Candy for sale above nil istf
tHLectures on AstrOnomy.-Prof o MMIrcHELL
OF Cincinnati, a. the request Of his friends In Brooklyn
will deliver Of Lectures Astronomy the Fs
male Academy, Jerolamon-s Brooklyn commenc Tues
day Sd inst The Course will consist Of eight Lectures
the object Of which will be to display in popular language
the great truths Of Astronomical Science and present
the structure Of the Universe demonsratve Of the
ence Of Divine Architect
Family tickets admitting persons only.......s5
Unit tluRa ma and A. v =
single ucheBs
tickets Tor single lecture. % cents
may be had Wildes bookstores in Fulton and Atlantic
sta and at Elliots bookstore in Atlantic-st.
The lecture will precisely al halls past seven
O'Clock on Tuesday and Thursday evening MI sits