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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-18

SUPPOSED Loss OF SCHR. CREOLE, OF BALTI-
nfoRE-The N ORLEANS PicdyuRo of the 5ih inst says
Our readers will recolect that the master of the
Relampsgo which arrived here Tuesday last picked
up 1T sea on the both ut the msn boom and gaf OF
large schooner the hull Of which could not be
There is too much believe that the spars
belonged 10 the schr Creole That schooner was
cleared from this port the 18TH ult for Sisa by r
Csmerden. She had two passengers on board, Fran
cisco Labeads and Juan Merrck 10 Is very much
feared that all on board the schooner have persisted
She Ia large. new vessel perfectly well found, and II
is thought she must have been down by other
vessel or otherwise injured IN her hull She belonged
10 Mr. Allen Of Baltimore, and Capt Wilson. The
Captains wife was with him The mate OF vessel on
former voyage is now here, and b, positive that the
spars picked up by the Relsmpsgo belonged 10 the
Creole lie recognizes them by certain marks, which
Il ia unnecessary 10 mention here, but his rcasonnes
appear conclusive The schooner had on board .O03
bbls OF Hour and sundry packages Of merchandise
The cargo protected by Insurance the weasel
not insured
The Nee ORLEANS Della Of 9th INST has the following
paragraph
Capt Atwood OF the bark Charming arrived yesterday
from Rio de JSneiro reports that the 9Th ut In lst
tude p longitude ~ as spoke and boarded the ship
Oxnsrd, Capt Chick from Boston Tor this port. The
OXusrd under jury mssts, having been disuysied
the 2ith ulf In hurriosne-she had lost her
tore and main mssts. mizren topmas and bows2rit-
The Oxnsrd was making for this port which Captain
Chick expected 10 reach in few days The ChAnnin
took from her three cabin and eleven Storage passen
gers, and brought them O. This city
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M ARINE oURN AL
PoaI OF ssw-YoRK. OCTOBER Z

ARRiyED-Psle.-shp Nirsss, IVAN. 1ussr Loni'a . d.
ndss. GusWod
Pscieslp lsaa Wright, nafshsl. Lt-fpo, 81 d. nis y
Msrsh.I ~ psssengsr n The stssfs--
B. ba Co1rst Hsrr0n LIrefpoo 81 q st " brre Co.
found o. savannah rut 10 land 3D. qa-ng gers r So
Fr.n,h -hp George rssne Hs'fe, "a d. nt- g. AZ 81 1'
order
BARCLAY a Lrlrs.ton.
sweden br Phens wrsusn, Gsas 81 rays, nd-s Gnlns n
flrs CO.
steamship Soh.rner Bonn Charleston co, on satafs'
fp1foi Tson Co Passed Pie >outensf Or C1af-f'on on
snnaa. n.hi n a-.In-A. u Cals Malisrss
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paragraph

FANNY kEMBLE BUTLER-ln the Court OF Com
mon Pleas on Saturday before Judges King and CAM
bell Frances kemole Butler made application % the
Court through her counsel, Ntssrs William ". Mere
diih and Benz Gerhard, Esqrs. for allowance from
her husbands estate. ~ conduct the suit Pehdin
between herself and husband Pierce Buter) oil OF
divorce. She also prayed that the srresra-es Of the
allowance for her support made by her husband 10
written contract and accepted by her should be pad
George NJ Dallas and John CAdwsilsder sppesred Tor
Mr. Butler Snd after time spent IN discussion the
farther discussion postponed until saturday next
to give the parties opportunity % make private
arrangements BY which the amount required may be
definitely liked The counsel for Mr. Butler sgrecd 10
advance $500 without saying for Whist purpose 4 was
gwen with the appreciation OF NJ. Butler PHI. paper
Man KILLED.-We learn that a man named
Stockdel WAS sho, "Wednesday nigh, last in Scott
county BY another named NeHord and died On Friday
night MeAord. Il is said went 10 the house Of Stock
DELL in the night after he had gone % bed and called
him w. StOckdel got UP aud came 10 the door when
how, and hred a. him. SCATTERING one OF hs thighs just
above the knee severely 70 cause his desin on
Friday night Mehord spprehended and Is IN
Georgetown jsl Tie . sbou, IS years Of age
Louisville Jour llth
THE FIEsr DASH OF wArER.-Quite & number
Of people assembled about the Frog Pond saturday
10 welcome the nrsi dash Of water from Lake Cochit-
usie which was trned into the pipes for the purpose
Of washing them, and TO discover II sny mperiection
IA the hne existed IL reached the Common about
noon snd being suffered escape from the pipe intend
ed for the supply Of the fountain in the Frog Pond IS
ceded to hight OF ten twelve feet The sqneduct
far as completed seems 10 give perfect satisfaction
Boston Mail l6.h
NoRTHRUP rsE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nor;hrup
toani guilty last week White Plains Of the murder
Of Miss GOodhArt was sentenced on Friday BY Judge
NcCoun. % De hanged the lst OF December IN
answer 10 the usual question before sentence be pro
tested that be had been gfay convicted but sad
he had debt % pay and quite willing 10 pay it,
The only favor he asked tear his execution NIGH,
be speedy-iogr days would sui, him well and four
hours better
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND DEArH-We are
informed that Mr. Miller crushed by the cars At
Tonavsnds on Saturday last. He standing BY the
side OF the station house when the trsn backed BY
IL for some purpose and caught between the
tie survived the injury only about Ave sonrs
Niagara Dem.
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VA,HIONABLE AND CHEAP UPHoLsTE

FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP UPHOLSTERY,
L Curfsin Mst-ras NTndOg shs1es And Paper Hang
ngs-Tne subscriber. 10 store lafge and s-l
id assortment Il Curtain MserAs Of every fe-cnp uon
Lace AID embroidered Curtains. WINDOW Cornic-s Bands
Loops Tsss-. kc A larze gArely Of window SHADES
and Paper Hangngs Aso. mzn1facr1f-rs u fGf- dAf'
Moss and other Mattresses Be-s Pillows VIII every Az
In the upholstery Inc wh0.-.s- aid r---- g. pfe-- -
Ter cert lower han ANY other establishment u ne eiy
An 1 r DAVIS, Jpho..terers.
A.. In ~ BO~ery ard iotf Fulio1-ss.
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lOH> Mitchell TRIBUTE.

Holm Mitchell TRIBUTE.-Souee--li . re-
qIe-lec By the OF The f1-d fas-1 ~ fe
u r-.pecf The wife ard family Of Joan AcAe MS. a.
ubscnpuons remaining unpaid Ue Forwarded % ysnes '"
White Counsellor. Of Nexlork Ireasuf-f Tor TIE fun1 ~
he United States. k-chsrc OCormAa- ksc senior
Dzan Treasurer lie fund Il Ireland ise .ascr71on
Isl = About eeng closec JAMES W " HE
OF q Treasurer. II Nasssu-sl Nev-fork
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r,o pHI>TkR-.-JOH

I'O PRINTkR-.-JOHND MeCREAKY's PRINT
ug inks % cad IL Quantities ~ sg purchasers hs
Orpo3 Spr1cesI Constantly hand back Lax for % a.
- - and > per u. Also superior aficle Tor
q, - and - per ID Coloret inxsEed rom 81 > - ~
yeLOs 9s- green &c a. - Per ~ Printer. ou Of ne
-. . Sd rec fnrfi snl lrr
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DOOFING.-GOODWfSs ROoFISG-Nes roof. u
rough boards covered for a per foot roof. or
bridges . squares, - pe- sc-sre. un zinc Or
stlnk es 4 - y cents AMI ~Nrsulet Good wis cement
sh-ahing . Ad ne sane 20 1es shingles II 70 hzhf
chez durable and frepr0Of Ii be walked over vifsl
injury. References and sCecirneus g West Broadway
b~tA 80 Chambers sro " Arrrn ais lrns
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BODY ehases ~A murder Ia been P'-ipon~a '' 30 s
s,-,,.,o. co,,r-Refo-e Jusr. vsnderDoel-yam,,
o. Reya ". Js,afsas HssaeyIo bs;seea so an
500 for ehi q eos ron r'oa = ~ EMP 1.'s. 800. .i
Pcoo ~ brig lad of Goa 20 Nev Yos TIE Praera =,
un. are a. " ~ qlaaty q eo az eenr.- 80 :. = .
Fhehsf te measure - Pcto1 or ~ T-si N,F -. va
s'sru verdict - iosnosnio, p..,l'.n ~ '''s '
Over ior dseni4ni hs''f, strong Martin sfi sla'-
o. 60 n 49, lido
strosr-Dsrision.-lu ne uaier u Frose,no Mcr.-The
Tfastss entitled t- g d M a@
ne esre of TLrh be pad. on Der t-hs 500 Beng
Trustee f i- although be- ~ isIsi costs
snd also e2sg-e '-s .aa eosi. 'e''1e' 10 il' Accounting
Pa-'-aqe osn MC4riy ane Motor % 80
s before ,s S. coz Were ne rr-r Va. .o9poss Giv5ou.
"a. u a. ne c.ase On ns essnea5 sa - a. y i ~ @
sauae PsHsps Vi. J,yi Grof and Defendant
cote coaveyancs question pursuant 20 tecf
tor Of tra-,s .gned between them o-
Noss ~ Gr'a"st q aL v. Jonathan De's.ss p 80 y.
hands n 5uydau Co. Assigned % he'.r' Cool -
o. 'ssi % n Va. "a. . Ing ,,,e5 IN, os, y, ~ Nam ~
10 sutsrpne proved 20 losing Plaintiff. ct
G,-hus q g. Motion rnase 81. dissolve he auaoton Tie
Jats 80 a Nss,r ooahae Co we're o. las2-uiee o.
1900 10 q The '1'f'a' 1' "1a''''a Va
AsaavaJ Nsra- judge decided that under he Nev
Cois Amtsvt II Msrt. nees's0 order 70 eeni 'n M 80
beuG tsse1
In Cham bers-Before Judge kdwards-H0Ty
H's'H arrested on charge oorns ones Tor 800 r.' a.
Ctacrrr CorrET--Before Judge -trong-JOhH " Smith
. 49, E,t, Sasvtf Cesn, Connfy epis,in relation
-. .-., q a. sco,, ,bo va 4, r1.-ss.ion bui hsd a.
,n.5 Il oon,enA-4 10 plaintiff god III
-. d.,,.s4 ve-s fo 4.t.p4,r. - narf H. NJ A. Chtd
r., 8-s.I5sr, VI, d d Ped
s. S,,ng vii b. tsy exchange With Juig. Mofss J1iee NJ
~ srnarss 10 cont nue. September CrCu ani JndEe bsf
- a. s.n,.rb. snec, Term o. Judge Edmonos ulo has
IN. h. Orsoge Couof, rldss sfrong hold Sp@. Tenn
rsdoe.d.v ~ Tbur.4.t
~ - J1t S,,t - t., e9i5c,,-1ts ol.nt,a.
~. y $500 .'uo, NO. ~. tuo 1gb.r. snuaren, about II
~ .h'l ~ - =, 80 - t.i.-,re ~ H.. s.fsr
- ~ .s 5.f.,ss1, e.ggnvi,s liz front bun sre The
.. .ct,r g., .sssr i, s.fen5su ssv ne tlsi = smith
49, s.i. 80. hog.. If I'M f.m- Fof ssenf, tss,imo1t
.u a. st b.t ti. S.urhsrs siacpas
,tt ,.- men A. s. houf Al uigl d. fetutia
vouor man ss4 Who testified that paying honorable
one of he Young iss.s and another Young whom be-
s =, fte other su % yer. un5ef a. engagement afrag.
a.. b... ro1soeI win lie family twe,sfnonih. ard.
ri .,.,1.s7 .l,r ", q a. suose The family Has
,,,,,o,s, I'M ,te co,sue, n he IAN fv Myself
he,s sou ei' '-He =. ~ -, ~, .,,a rrI
aii he s"u"e iaN "a 81. 49,
hem sometimes on ihe .il-SslA =, rom =, Wy ~ - -,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Water Cure.-Dr. X T. TRAIL. WHO started the
f.t ydfOpsthc institution In America receives inyAds
his commodious establishment IS LAigl-st one door from
ST John spark Bathing with douches showers &C
on each door Outdoor practice attended 10. Consus
iona s. at lInos'
r. Wigs, Wigs. Wigs.-Sirangers visiting The city
are informed thai the best place 70 get ornamental hair
Is A. MEDHtrRsr HEARD'S, y Msidenlane. where
they have hand the largest the cheapest and best ssso
ren Of wigs half wigs toupees brsds Of long hair. ring
lets fizee which for price snd quality are uneG1aed
The trade supplied wholesale Gail and Judge for your.
selves. u Meiten-lane % In
70 Mrs. Gove'- Wnter-cure House Is ~ 26
Tennis near Flrsav Hours for cOlsuitAlon and day
patients from A NJ tc : P VI Sundays excepted % 81
~ PhrenoIo gi-I- and Publishers, FowLERs
WELLS CirtOs Hal. ISL Nssssu-st y.
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i 2 W KELLER. Teacher, New Town. Fa.rneld County
Conn ou the H0ussi0nic Railroad rs mi.es from Bridgeport
Terms s. per quarter u twelve weeks 0f board, tut
non, washing, uendng, fuel, lights and bedding Pupils
received d time.
Reference. y Peck 4 Co 80 Front-st X. Carlton
Ov@rfou. Wai-st. John Ackiey, Trsct House, y Y !,
Henry Duuon E.c Law Professor. Yale College Hon
Alfred Backmsn. New Haven. Conn Hon VIM. Rock
vel. corner Of Jay and Ni.oughby-st, Brooklyn
An interview may BE- enjoyed with the teacher Al Love
ovs Hotel "a Para row On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
dsv ard FRIDAY from 10 O. 4 NJ and from TO u. P NJ
al fwr
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-u-- REGULAR NAiI, LINZ ~
sSrxrdN rMEEN BOSTON AND NkWYOA

n- REGULAR fthii. LINE ~
S~-sStrrxm1NrM ZEN BOSTON AND NEWTON
w. stonngtul aud Providence
~ Tie ferry Providence IL avoided D. ne hsv
Branch Railroad iulsnd Route ef.agh sloai change
Cars OF Baggage The -tesuofsN NANDfkbiLT Cap
Joel Stone and CONNECTICUT, Capt Richd Pe,k. oeo,
uectOn with the slonngon aud Providence snd busion az
Providence railroads leaving New.Yofs daily, iys
cepted rom Pier North River, Al O'Clock 2 NJ -
stonngtOn si8 o'clock upon tho afrivs ~ he ms,
rain from Boston These STEAMERS ere unsurpassed sptsi
spendor and comfort wing each VI them 90 large conr
ilous private snd berhs fof 20 pef-on. b.
side large private rooms for families aud parties rs
steamers Differed by The most experienced ans
will shorten the passage between New-YoIs an bosot
RON to hours, thereby arriving IN snpe Time for al az
ines running from New York, North South -ni Wes snf
ali tho ines from BOron, North and East
The CONNECTICUT viii leave New sofs. ruesan
Thursday and Saturday. Leave stcung,oo Monds'
Nee Uesdsy and Friday
The c VANDERBILT will lesve New-yors, NontsJ
"wednesday and Friday. Leave slouing0n Tuesday Thur
lay and Saturday.
B.-Passengers. the arrival Of the steamers Of son
ngon. proceed Immediately Ia ths spendd Railroad cars
to Providence and Boston baggag--masier accOmpaEis
trains and from Boston, to take charge
The baggage.
For passage berlhs ssterooms or ffeigh spplicslyo
may be made TO the Agents on the wharf and at me ors
10 Baltery-place. 81
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DERTH AlIBOY -EMINARN.-The PrncPa


u-Nr " WHALE a1d tsuE hter respectful y snrqunce
thaf their clsssss shove vii commence n Constitution
Hall $50 Broadway. Tuesday, l0h inst Days 81 tuition
fr sses ard Masters Tuesday and Saturday, Afternoons,
S. and ~ O'Clock the evening for he elder class "
Gentlemen AZ Gothic Hal Brooklyn. loth insi. Semi
monthly soirees Constitution Hall, viii commence Noveu-
Der Il For farther particulars ccu srs 10 De had As
above or ~ the Private Academy 6S sXllsvenue Pm
vsfe Lessons vii be given al al times % I'm
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METALS.

METALS
4 M SLABS BANCA TIN
It'O - slabs English Tin
~ LOas spelter.
20 casks Zinc.
10 casks Anthony.
$50 boxes Tin Plates, assorted
900 bundles K o. and common. Iron.
100 packs Russia lrOu.
Pig Lead Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, &c for sale by
~ lmDkW MILLER, COATES l. YOULE 10 Pearisi.
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UNAWARE ,I.NUFACToRY FOR SALE

TIE subscriber wishing % r-cf- rom - 49,. -
oters Tor sale as 0d established si.oa "hcn %"
h successful op-rsuou .pa -. the pas; year done About
Sl5o0 worth Of business pr0tt Of - 10 - PEI cenL II
vel ocsse1 10 iourshns AID nrz.-1y >o-ln-fn eiy
The Business can D. dub 81. n coc1ucicc pfup-ty II
requires cspi.sl Of kbJu 5000 % cary % ne D-shs--
bar four hz car DC Protisoy nseslei fof
Any person c-slro4s OF engaging m Ne oosn-s- -
cnsnc- rarely ~ % fund For farther psIcuss INQUIRE u
- .rnr CHANDLER FOSTER Co Aslcel-lan-
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NJ YoT co TOTHg FAIR,

If VI III
ne the Miniature Soar Lamps. They can oe seen burn
n, c1uor oil Ard ard every evening II disposed
f Auv ore donr be imposed upoa ~ suy h-atug iu.-
ton tuf remember the Mriaur. soar Lamp ~ss rs n
trOcaced By the subscribers. and hey hhEe t- -1siaou
OF .e-n every amp manufacturer 10 ne country Fany
siremp ing 20 compete with 4 Asnuisc-1l-e ~
ESDlCOTr SUMNER,
oI5fy- s54 Broadway and ltc Eln-st
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KE.IDENCE AND FARM mi

40 SALE, a. >lyyesHut or knderhook Lending N miles
-ea- from Albany and 10 ffom Hudson The dwelling
house Is very pleasantly smaied near re tref u Which
commands hle ard about mile from ihe sesr
boar landing The land, as secs 10 ~ eNrelent q1ary
with a sna farm ho- 49, barns. SC Fu tsrms spy
OBJ BUTLER, or WM. ALLEN ~ rLtR = vale
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M-ArEorhE,s LlNE..ALsASy Oa,

E6HtUW (NAND NIGHT sTEAMkRS.-Duy sicsme''
HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt A Oof
ham, Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays al A roo
the foot Of Barcsyst making the ususi landings Returning
on the opposite days.
Six o'cloc. through siesmers. tbs ISAAC NEWTUn
Capt. VIM IA. Peck. OREGOr, Capt A r ~. John. daily
Sundays eIcepted,l A6 P VI.
u. y. mail Line Of steamers, the SOUTH AMERICA
Capt. T. N Hulse, SANTA CLAUS, Cspt FneDdOf, fshf
II O'Clock z NJ from the Pier north side 81 Barclsysl
All Of the above boats connect regularly with he Ksb
road Cars bound West East and North from Abeay.-
Freight taken moderate prices, and when required ~
~sried by Railroad from Albany without delay 20
freight apply a, Peoples Line Ofce "a Green richst 70
p C. SCHULTZ, pier between Liberty and Cortland as
10 VIM LANE wharf between Barclay ard Robinson ~
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l: The story lncS front aud rear house sit oi =
~ Luilos-s; hricN house guG oi on lirf - iN
f.et vel of Thirisvenle Tsos5ory frame hnlse a.
lot oi 6u feet hy ~ icct NJ hcmpsead, l. = los M
,. hiy.hird-st and firstaverue farm oi t' acre.
Cs.te. one do Of rs acres 10 Crernsturg y,fhtuo
story house and DO ol As acres. in loukefs Sr is
ft,.r' nsrtifril,rs arplv 10 JAMES n THORNk
a, inns les Walker.
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Dpgrchssstns Britannia ncuse keeping srrres viii fed i
70 iaer Interest," 10 CAL Al The store. hurnz alp foot Of
JOINS where general assortment u Brtsnns on hand
u io~es, prices, For sl.e by LUcIvS HART,
OF w ala Boardman Hart
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l. WOODS PATENT
AIR T1GH COAL STOVE.

I'VE UNDERSIGNED offers to the public new stove
for heaung stores psfOrs halls Off es ships and steam
boat cabins containing and desirable Improvements,
whereby great Of heat Is gained any siOye
before offered he improvements OF that striking char
tci-r , they satisfy the purchaser al glance that IL
ieaily vsusbe few Of their many Improvements sire
here SET forth
l. They have CRATE a, the bottom, snd the coal rests
upon solid plate.
The air admitted to The stove heated before reaches
the re by hot chamber consequently the coal all
consumed
g. 10 air tight and constructed that II needs rak
ng and IL free from du. escape into tbs
T. Il Is economical The application of the heated air In
with the fact that be disturbed by rsk
ng causes complete combustion and consumption u The
coal. principle not before obtained Ia stoves.
few Of the testimonial herew h attached
We have used during the last Winter, one Of L. Woods
flight Cylinder Stoves which has light bottom. upon
which the coal rests instead Of crate We consider one
have used fOE economy OF fuel, clesn
and comfort and appears " fhl all that would be
pectsd for the purpose designed. (sigued) .,.,
Sept. 10, 1871. Ii. WILLIAMS.
W Cartwright 100 souih-st Geo J. Cornell, 1913 Hudson
81 Benedict, Bradley 4 Co 30 Pearlst; Eyunge. %
Beaver-s; II Moses, 56 Besyersi George 5eeey East
Pearl--t House.
r. after tal Of three weeks the Stoves prove unssfis
factory the purchase money will be refunded. The trade
general Will ind much 10 their advantage to call and
anime this stove.
100 pack. no 10 and ND Russia IRON % DO do slightly
damaged, for sale by lol6 lm l. WOOD. 81 Water 81
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MOUNT PROSPECT INSTITUTE

rI'EIE WINTER SESSION 81 ibis School sil commence
l on the 1T day Of November. Pupils are prepared for
entering College business pursuits u lfe Terms $50
PER ---sun " AhhEN nun ffiucipA
West Bloomfield y. J Sept 1873
y B-The Principal be- AZ the New England
House NeS-Yors every Thur.day during the month of
October Circulars also be Obtained by applying TO the
Ssvr Eng.-f Hotel O5 4ws
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HERNIA

THE ATTENTION OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY
is RESPECTFULLY called % the Metallic Truss and
] Supporter, article particularly adapted 10 the
n0us forms Of this disease whether ingusna scTota fe
moral, umbca. and supporter for abdominal weakness
IN either sex, pfOlspsus, &C
The simplicity Of this article is such that ihs practitioner
adapt Il any case changing the pad by means Of
70 any desired form position Ths strength Of the
flexible metal Affords stationary power, without pressure
than sufficient % support ordinary rupture, and by
Of lis lever principle any required pressure De
obtained 10 addition BY It's method Of adjustment the ave-
Of proruson closed the pubs and ths station
airy power hIes the pad the rupture which can be
made In any required form, either concave fat
otherwise Its particular claim notice, from It's
vely, Is the simplicity Of lie application and facility u
being arranged any case where mechanical agency
an be applied When properly busted he patient has
entire freedom Of without displscing the truss and
The painful pressure heretofore experienced by the Of
truss 10 entirely ooyiaied
Many physicians Of eminence have examined and gyeu
their sanction the superiority Of this tass, whom
ference be given. Principal Office 10 Broadway
" Maiden lane. upstairs. ~ imeof
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r. hree .,ory brcs holse shed in motern as q a.
ia kaovrn s. -. rNrinlsst situated mo 400 oer
side hetv cen Avenues K ard C. sac Of ne heufe q M
hy i0 feet Also the ~ The 0i iof n NtSrs tom r 10
of February. 1877 with covenants ~ two te.e~A - ~ q
OF the oi sicy ~ 10 feet wide distant - Tee fo1
this lot For ilIther psri-nsrs. SC spp'y 20
nft ~ J RIEFCNER. AucfOurer tfut1si
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| BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SALOON
II Pesrl-.i lheAd ~ Co-nues-shpl
GEoRcE BKowN Proprietor.
I THIS F~TABLI-uffE>f has recently been much
L co Arged and improved ard now Accommodate a.
many A. any saloon the city Strangers doing business
ne lower pan u the city VII ind his very oonv-nen
place % get heir meals 90 In
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FOR s,LEArAucTIoN-A s,nu cou,,lpi,

: as of land. IN Orsnee County 50 acre. u4ss,
- and under good cliAVsnou l' siupe SOL sphAhe o.
movements consist oi good twostory house, Ac uf.
barn sheds Nc good water NJ he door The farm ar De-
W.sern nlrspike. =. miles west ~ New hurgh A
son would purchase without viewing The premises n
S.cnfnn 4. unnecessary n not dsro-,i of h-l,fe Os
Der - 70 Will be sold ~ public suction mai day OBJ ~ hit
sss,OA WRIGHT a LOSEE. ls Fr1-tsf
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PRIVATE GLASSES IN FRENCH.

DROF A BASSET will -anize his evening asses 10
French on the h 81 October al his residence So Broad
sy corner Of Ffankn-s A. his classes limited. esfy
application Is advisable Please call before NJ and A.
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