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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
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All OFEV TIE WORLD.
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uiony.
GRAVEL.
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inedicipo Is ptere
We MINER NJ iGENr. no dole,crious compound is
sptfiof tbs mixture. II cures these Iispas with Ger.
S~e Panphiet.
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I|nhhNiNfEiN BELIEVED, and scurc follows by a
sw days use OF this s-ticle: it j. far before any Other
f.egafstion Tor this disease. or for amy other disease
Estimating from impure hia3A. See Pamphlet.
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SIS Of the Kidneys, &c. or inflammation OF the stue,
- immediately relieved hy . few daFs usc of This uicdi.
sine, and ? cure Is elsvoys result of it, use II stands
= \ CERTAIN RGHEDY Tor such complaints. and
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A1ES a. proof # cures 10 tais distressing slass OF
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constitutions from Tie efe. { 0f mercury. viii rud
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ice Of vnnfi,. sro whica. " not cured. renders marriage
ppossi 9s. aud IN TIE rHf icstru1 5 tuih mind aud body.
This remedy VIII aisc rirc tfapSterly ard every Stn2-
toil ofa SEtEtI UtHHNcH-
rHNSICN \ MENfNL IMnECIIirN
80 often ntsc1uept uon am vo'untay or cqnStitution
al rNceSSnf the NtBIaEPpW EN or the human system.
I,raE wtEsNS4sp - IEos oSE TO I'VE DAYS. coz
10 GNsRgE Many.
Office Ne =, SourH FEypERaK STREET, o" tha Ten
hard side Going from Baltimore street. SIX doors rom
the corner.
Re p~aricuisr iu Observing lie uanc on tie door and
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GOLD PENS.

r*pFNCEp 4~p RENDEtl. manufacturers Of Gold
- reus. al 10 Brusdway. corner al Nalien lane.
NEW YORK.
Also. dealers in Cold and silver FephOihArS q Penc's.
\. R-The hitI i premium was awarded the cove
firm al the last TAR o. tue A.nsrican Institute, Nrw
i0rk. sepi9-tia"
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sdis;incutsied ryaluate from ono ntthe frst colleges hr
The United States. whEh NAV te seen by his Diploma
risn. a member oftfe RoVa' COLLEGE OF Surgenns ati u
cent lrsr Of The Apoiitecsrscs' Hsf. LnndOh.andth area
Ter part Of whose lite hasheen sleui n tte hrSt Hosp
ta$ iu Europa AND America. viz; those OF L@nd9n- fsri-
and Philadelphia. may he coasutedOn all diseases. but
mare DsgtIctrarfv
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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23
THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA.

letter has been received by ELLIOTT CREssoS, Esq Of
Philadelphia, from GERARD RALsroS dated London, No
vember a. conveying intelligence Of the conclusion Of treaty
Of amy and commerce terms Of perfect reciprocity between
the republic Of Liberia and the British Government. Pesi
dent RoBERTs having successfully negotiated the recognition
Of the Republic and the conclusion Of this treaty, sail
for home the I'd instant in British soop owar specially
offered to him.
The mos, important news however, contained in the let
Ter, the that Lord PALNERsroS, behalf
OF Great Britain, had nearly concluded arrangement to
furnish President Roberts with $4,000 to purchase all The
territory lying between the boundaries OF Sierra Leone and
Liberia where the slave trade carried eItensvelyihs
President pledgng himself that the slave trade shall 10 for
abolished from the whole line Of coast from the fuhes
extremity Of Liberia least and souh) the confines Of The
British colony Of Sierra Leone.-Phh Bulletin.
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ing whatever is useful and in rendering valuable possb
whatever not so originally and being upon the spot lhsS
capable of regulating the details and of supentendn
those who engaged in The work. The State GovernmeIs
are the proper parties to undertake matters OF that kind
am therefore, utterly opposed TO employing any officers to
make any further explorations here and part cuay oppose
10 employing the corps OF typographical engineers the req
son have The information to be obtained throus
the Land Office We have already every thing that il ne
cessary Tor to know We have the official inform atia
through the proper channel and besides that we all have
general knowledge OF the subject from reading and exp
nence that here tract Of country consisting Of what ara
called everglades, which harbor for peslential anms
region That wholly useless 10 the Federal Government
'nihk we have all the information that re- uire
we have sufficient all events convince us that IL will bs
the interest OF the Federal Government well Of the people
OF foroa should possible put those lands
IN condition IN which they may be useful II is large re-
gon OF country running far down the extremity the PENN
sua point hat requires protection and defence; the population
OF that country requires the means of thpu1h
w. anu MINK we should be making most beneficial dspo-
suon OF all tbat peninsula II could pass off the STATE,
Government, which would bring under the dominion Of
man. which would put people upon il, which would make
ROADS through ~ and make 1t valuable and easily tr
versatile Tor military purposes Upon national considerations
them as well as upon considerations which apply to the State
! think il important that we should pass this bill.
Mr.. BREESE AS reported this bill, it may be reason
any expected tha should say few words in regard to ths
views entertained by the committee and first must be
mtted to observe that the committee bestowed much attention
upon Inc subject and sought all the information that they
ledge of the facts as they could obtain.
Mr.. BUTLER. hope the gentleman will give way for
the purpose of going into Executive session.
Mr.. WESTCOTT If the bill win come IN for conside-
ralon Tomorrow have objection that it should be defer
red but exceedingly anxious that it should encounter NO
unnecessary delay.
The further consideration Of the bill was postponed until to-
morrow and
On motion by Mr.. BUTLER, the Senate proceeded 10 The
consideration Of Executive business and after short time so
engaged, adjourned.
This day was spent by the House Of Represen-
tatives in the consideration Of private business
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From OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT:
New York, DECEMBER IL.

New YORK, DECEMBER IL.
The Park Theatre is burnt; the glory of old Dury has
departed. Last night little alter six o'clock, while the
Enlistment being lighted up for the performances Of the
evening, smoke issuing from windows in the rear
and in a few minutes the whole building wss enveoped in
ii said that in half hour not LEES than forty OF
water in full play upon the premises.
have Just been walking round TO look the ruins In
adjoining the Of the building collected quite
group persons Of both sexes who hd been connected with
the establishment They looked sad and distressed Il was
in real life and every novice could his part well and
rally With great carnesness they inqu ing each
others losses and examining damaged fragments Of ward
robes &C., which bad been hastily thrown into the muddy
streets from the windows
Nav YoRK, DECEMBER 10, 1913.
The Cholera ereifenent here has almost entirely ceased
The few Staten Island among the passengers Of the
New York continue be daily reported but attract tils
attention than the daily reports Of the rise and fall or
fancy stocks" in Wall street. Sundays report was four
and death yesterday five and deaths.
and to-day and deaths. About half the pas
scngers who escaped from the hospital Friday night have
voluntarily returned, glad TO get back their old quarters
The poor fellow who was carried back in the ferry boat on
Saturday morning sick with the cholera died in about
hours
Touching that California; nagraiion some little attempts
manifested in this quarter TO check by setting back fires
They say there is gold found in Haversaw about forty miles
up the North river And Sing Sing on the east side Of
The river, oppose Havcrsraw, there silver mne and
evidence Is produced to show that il was probably worked
before the Revolution under British authority and continued
10 be worked ill the battle Of Bunker Hill These sories
however well authenticated, have material effect thss
California FIRE has Ego, the upper hand and continue
burn while the fuel lasts Il still, the great subject Of
interest here among all classes in every body's head
and every bodys tongue, and companies still form
ing TO seek THEN fortune in California.
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Mr. WESTCoTT. would respectfully refer the honor
able Senator mr. HALE) the BILL which contains nine
ditons Of which that the State SHALL expressly by law
accept these conditions The State Furthermore pledges itself
to accept the conditions which render obligatory upon her
TO the work in years and complete in years.
and practicable with the completion OF the work. build
canal for vessels the peninsula the proceeds Of the
lands reclaimed, and that the canal shall be free TO all United
States vessels and for the transportation Of nails troops,
United States property Of any kind forever And the residue
Of the svais Of the lands go into the State
sury, but to be invested permanent and perpetual
fund.- the interest of which be expended o purposes Of
education in the territory granted
Mr.. HALE. thought the amendment offered by the
Senator's colleague (M YULEE) strike out these
ditions.
Mr. wEsTCoTT. That amendment was rejected.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD. Mr.. President, l move to strike
out all Of this bill after the enacng clause and inserts PROPOSE
ton appropratng certain Of money to authorize the
Secretary Of Wo have the everglades explored and report
made Congress- with view Of showing what action
cessay in regard them do this for the purpose Of testing
the principle involved in the BILL and ascertain how far
TO depart from the usual legislation of Congress the
subject Of granting these land, 10 the States Senators win
recoect that have had propositions from the State Of
Arkansas to grant to il all the swamp lands contained within
its boundaries. And shall have propositions doubt
from every State in the Union, where there public lands
any Of these bills should pass grant all swamp lands
to the States within the limits Of which they respectively
situated.
Now my object is test the Of the Senate TO
whether this policy shall be commenced not without full
inflammation upon the subject perfectly willing,
member Of the Committee Public Lands to have all this
land explored at the public expense by the Typographical
engineers OF the United States and have reports made from
them recommending the nature Of the improvements which
ought to be made and explaining the quany Of land
wmcn, me improvements are made, will be saeabe and
che value Of the land thus saeab and the expense that will
ne attendant upon the improvements which they recommend
Now, sir, understand that have in our employ off,
competent to do oil these things And if before we
avail ourselves Of their experience and knowledge by sending
them to the ground ascertain all the facts 10 be obtained
with regard TO the proposition before u.s. we vote bills appro
pstng millions and millions Of Of the public land
worth, perhaps, millions and millions Of dollars think we
acting with far great precipitation, and very unwsey
ask Senators il il prudent and right do these things in
such haste Il does that ought 70 have essmi
nations and explorations Of these lands made by the opoga
phcal engineers and reports made TO US, before take any
steps In this matter
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general banking law, and let those who wish form
themselves Into companies under it's provisions Such
alsw would at put to rest ell the avres and
wire pulling all the bribery which has heretofore mark
ed the progress Of legislation upon this subject and
all the political capital which may from time to time
be brought to bear for against either party aud
dpose Of those institutions the charters of which
about expiring by limitation, when their existence
closes nd he In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19

TWO EXHIBITTONS-GRAND COMBINATION OF HAM
ngton Sacred Doama iof the Creation of the World and
the Grand Spectacle the Delue Ais twenty magnificent
Scpura by Mr. Baker, Of London each contain
Ing about 100 Of whole comprising Of
America The Creation Fa Of Man, Judgment the Almighty,
Expulsion from Paradise Death Of Abel Evening before
luge Delug Gods Covenant with NOAH Destruction
dom and Dauger Of Pharaoh Finding Noses Ths
the Tables Fall of the Walls Of Jericho Joshua Commanding
Sun to Stand Still &c, exhibiting every night this week.
o'clock at the splendid & 500 Broadway Stoppanfs
Baths HANlNGIONS entirely new Grand ScripturM Dio-
YckCreaon Of the World and the Deuge assed by power
full instrumental accomplishments Six Days Of the
Scenery and the First Day The Fran,enA
sn Nn en ar Hr and " N
Fifth Day Creation Of Animals Sixth Day. Garden Of Edeu
Adam and Eve With the completion Of the abors Of the
tion the first the exhibition closes Part2Grand
Of the Deuge Tickets cents children half price, Door
open at7-curtain rises at IN o'clock.
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CO N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, Oct. 1S-6 Il. Nj.
The stock market to-day opened heavy prices fel
OF afracton, and the sales to very limited ex
tent. The European advoes have had no influence
upon affairs in Wall street. and no change In govern
ment securities has been realized from the financial
operations Of Mr. Corcoran in London. The object OF
the sale made by that gentleman abroad was not to
relieve this market Of the amount, but to prevent 1t
pressing upon it not to withdraw 80 much from GU
capitalists and banks, as to reduce the amount likely
come upon the market. IT, therefore, the price Is
sustained 1t is all that could have been expected Had
not the sale been made, government stocks woul /
doubes' have deprecated several per cent The ope-
rations Of Mr. Corcoran in London, have, therefore
had vsible effect upon financial affairs. There
has been material variation quotations for stocks
generally and there is better feeling than bsfore
the official result of the movement announced.
At the first board, to- day, Long Island fell of per
cent; Farmers Loan "a; Reading Railroad, "a There
quite improve me mt in Erie Railroad stock
compared with prices current yesterday morning
The opening prices this morning, three per cent
higher than at the opening yesterday.
The Mechanics Bank has declared semi annual
dividend Of four per cent and extra dividend of five
per cent out of the surplus.
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for
the first teo days in October, this year, $l4,
752 S. against 81 for the period last year,
showing increase $50 91 equal to ten per ct.
The tax to be levied this year, in this city, is
81 OF 80 100 upon the hundred dollars Last year 1t
was 81 05 36-1OO.
The quantity of -four VIII eat corn, and barley, left
at Underwater during the I'd week in October In the
wears le47 and 1S4S WAS "a foows-
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SPRIrs-The public sale consisted as follows-term'
per gall Is or. casks do. do AZ Coo kegs and s
Ind bbls. do 50c. Ind bbls. pure juice do. &c., 10
Or casks Lisbon Madeira, % 35c 10 fifth do do SO
do. do. 81 TX 81 SIN; 10 bbls. do 43 44c do.
do. 81 35 q 81 37hj 10 cases Champagne So 62h per
case. Brandy-34 hf pipes bordeaux, 70 7shc. per
gallon: 25 or casks do. SO S5c hf pipes Cognac,
81 70 a 81 SO; s do Rochelle, 81 O3 a 81 10.
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C0TT0N-The Sales embraced only lew nuudred
bales The market exhibited decline of about Sc.
per h. since the receipt Of the Britain but
as the Mas was expected at Boston In dayor two
with weeks later news, operators inclined to
wait for Its reception before entering the market
freely.
about Ice.
FisH.-The market for mackerel is lower, and sales
made Of 500 bbls. Massach usetts, including No
rs at IS Is IS So and No. 2s at So 25 So 80. Two
thousand quintsls of Goldfish, ahoat, are held at
So 621s.
FREIeHTs - Engagements of flour were made at
2s 3D. 200 bushels of wheat, in bags at TIC. Corn
taken at Sd. in bulk. British vessel was taken
up for Cork and market to load with $4,000 bushels
Of corn, in bulk, at Cd. Heavy goods were engaged
for London, at 32s. 3D.
FRuIr--The transactions embrace 500 half kegs
White Malaga grapes, at about 81 90; 100 barrels
raisins, at 81 b71 81 60, which is slight decline.
HEMP-There have been sales Of $50 bales undressed
American, at private bargain and 30 do, dressed at
IRoN.-Some 900 tons Scotch pig have been disposed
of at $22 SO, months.
LIME Owing to the large receipts of Thomaston,
prices have given way Sales were made of barrels
(common) at zoe.
MoLAssEs continues dull, and no sales of moment
transpired.
Oms-The market for lnseed was scarcely so firm
to-day and prices were fully lc. lower, with fair
amount of sales. At New Bedford on the 10th, there
slightly advanced The sales were 1870 barrels at ST.
500 do at 81 o. and $50 do at private bargain. For
whale, there appeared but little inquiry parcel of
1000 barrels sold at neghborng port at 341c and
800 do at this port (New Bedford) at 35c or bone,
there had been sales Of 5000 lbs northwest coast at &c
reported, at rates slightly below the quotations of
yesterday Sellers plenty at S12 62X while there
were buyers at $12 SO Prime was dull with downward
tendency in prices In the forenoon 100 bbls sold at
50 SO The article afterwards dropped down to SO 3h
at which there sellers it subsequently said
to be offered at 50 as The closing rates, however,
may be quoted at 50 rs 9 37H. Lard-Sales Of 300
bbls. were made at 77Sc There change in
beef. Slaughtered hogs were selling at 90 &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
CITY TRADE REPORT.

L. M,
The -four market opened heavy this forenoon, aud
small sales Of ordinary lots made at trife under
yesterdays prices. During change however, better
feeling prevailed and sales effected at better rates.
including considerable parcels for export. There
change in Southern brands. There doing
in wheat including Genesee terms slightly in favor
of buyers compared with previous quotations Corn
was lower by 1c &C. per bushel than current be-
fore the news, with moderate sales. Meal, in the alb
cnsnge in rye or oats. There change In
pork while prime dull and sales made at decline
OH sOs a. ds
change In cheese or butter Moasses steady with
moderate sales There was no change in sugars while
sales light Cotton was heavy and moderate sales
made at decline Of ssd since the steamers news
AsaEs.Sales of SO 100 bbls, pots, were made at
Sc 1884. Pearls remained without change.
Export from 1a to Eth October.
lS4S. lS47.
Pots. .bbls. 1920 4SS
Bns.Dsrurrs.f7onr.rhs sales for the day footed e
up about to 10000 bbls in separate parcels incud-
s:Y l ss M Is and 0sS
the former price was said to be not in good order.
During change better inquiry prevailed, and sales Of
Troy, Oswego straight Genesee, Sc, at SIS s7h a SIS
43a 5000 do, Oswego, sold for export (said to
n Do In ots straight to
pure brands Genesee reported in store at IS so
50 e21s 200 DO, Ohio, bakers brands, brought S.
from vessel at S. 62. WheatSales in lots Of about
1000 bushels Genesee were made part very handsome,
at 81 "a 81 25 1900 do, Milan Ohio, were made at
81 IL; and 5000 do, handsome Southern. at ST. 16.
Corn-Sales Of 10000 $4,000 bushels round yellow
were sold including 900 in the forenoon at 74c.
the remainder changed hands at &c., delivered, and
at TO- in the Slip 5000 do fiat yellow, (ssid to be
Weevilly) sold at &C.; 5000 do. at $50 and lots OF
high mixed were reported at 6Sc sales of common
on previous terms. Meal-Sales of New Jersey were
made at So 37k and 500 do white Richmond, at SO
rs. Rye-Sales Of 1000 bushels we're made at 68 q
6sAac., delivered Rye Flour was quiet at previous
rates. Oats-Two or three csrgoes made at "a q
35c BarieySales of 500 bushels made at rates
between 20, II and 73c.
Recepts DOWN the Hudson since The open,ing of The
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CouGns, COLDS, AND INFLuENzA-THERE IS NO
~ Of the that the above diseases
than the present scarcely individual that has got
cold cough OF sort and think themselves qualified
TO be trown doctors how often has this
many who acted with cold use
some nj um, or remedy the effect OF which
90 dry the expccoon cauns the phlem that ought
have been ceard out he retan and deep seated
ton was the result Every case Of nmmption commences with
cough excited from the individual having taken cold the
majority Of cases ths slight cough entirely neglected believing
that will soon set well Of Itself but II still
OF the disease SO nmduous that the observe
that he daily growing and lc Of H. his
lungs diseased TO such remedies will re-
move In proof Of this position oonsuu pive aud
mtnec with his dteate and he will tell daily that
getting soon will le we'll and in many this viii
lie their until the day OF their death but easily
ceve that they growing daily will wonder how
they thus DE- cve then selves Such reader may be yor
Geld couPh but do be deceived Won have
n,idous enemy contend WITH and do rst I'm III you
have eradcacd hom system Schencks Pumonic syrup
always succeeds IN curing every case OF cold and hundreds
cnesof consumption might be prevented by the
dcre l INGREDIENTS are purely vegetable and being Indian
remedy Is therefore different all others Very
d Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
have cured which had had al other remedies the cert
Gates Of which le the Office given
persons Of unmreacl able veraey who experienced Tn
lchts d this medicine which 20 lie had proprotors
omoc, No. 81 Barclay street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
nR JEFFRIEs ANTIDoTE is THE MOST RFFECrUAL

nR. JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE is THE MOST EFFECTUAL
- preparation cold for GonorrhGa and other disorders Of the
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that II will ra
caly This desirable result obtained in from
two to and neither creates oends the
palate and renders deviation in diet inter-
rupon to usual pursuits sound sleep healthy digest the
production Of thorough and pmsnent cure lis ngdier is
opaly locally be caused by its Price 81 per bottle
Sole Agent for this city c. H. RING 92 Broadway John