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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05
DRY GOODS.

TOATS'S SPOOL COTTON.-Notice.
&The vendors and of our Spool Cottons are
hereby informed that have interest whatever in the
production sale of any other Spool Cotton, than in that
which bears in fuH
having decided by several OF the hghes courts In
the United Staes all limitations of our labels or trade
marks forgeres and frauds upon the public and our
seves hereby oil parties against any Infringement
ofour rights. J. & ?. COATS of Paisley,
HUGH AUCHINCLOSS SONS,
MD Imeod* Agents. 49 BeaYer-st.
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Y7OTHE INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE

IL Every evening, from till O'clock useful Drawing
Lessons During daytime derent classes for young men
Drawing S. SCHUSTER,
d. W. Professor of Drawing and Painting 4s5 Broadway
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DIANO-FORTES.-Fe rsons about pur-
Il chasing Pianos will find their advantage cali at r.
Glenn COS ManufacsTy 1874 Fulton-st west Of Broad
wAv gen sra assortment OF mahogany aud rosewood
Pianos constantly on hand which VIII be sold low for cash
approved paper Eeslers supplied on liberal terms
"a II r GLENN X co 81 Eaton-st
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DRUG STORE for SALE-With neat
~ fixtures good stock and fair bus Low RENT
AS the present owner must leave the business IN few
days it will be sold for $3.50 cash For further information
anrly III ColhH,s BookNlre. u Nassau 81. d II
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Observation-Disclosures,
Il Is Canalst ofers for sale splendid assortment OF
rosewood Pano-Fortes of octaYes. with the latest i'm.
prove.nents, and ct the lowest Manufacturers prices
MA linz
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AHOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-W
DUBOIS & WARRINER. Piano-Forte
CMakers 315 BROADWAY Ny MA I'm

EDIANOS FOR SALE and to hire. at :
4 Barc!ayst. opposite the Astor House, from ST oc-
tsves in rosewood and mahogany cases.
nl85m' JAMES THOMPSON lale Talasn & Randall
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WATER CURE.

XXTATER CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
Wv and CoUNTRY.-Dr. TRAIL receives Patients al
the commodious CITY establishment, Is Laighsi and 81
oyster Bay, l.. L. Communication daily between lhese
places by sieamboaand railroad General Pracuce
ed to- Consultations S. n-o I'M
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To LET.


TGNO LET-The LECTURE RUUM OF
4 the Society Library Building corner OF Broadway
and Leonard.st for Sabbath days Apply to THOMAS s
MILLER sly Greenwich St n3G Inn
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honor them living, honor them dead. We should
show that those whom great people place in such
station of emnence are by thar single act taken out
OF the category of common men. While they live
we should respect them, and when they go the way
OF all flesh, would still have them honored III such
a way as will do good TO the living There is monu-
ment even now in progress 10 the memory OF the first
President OF this country but how utterly inadequate
must that or any other monument be, as an expires
sion of the veneration Of this country of the world
itself can imagine monument more worthy of the
country and OF him; one that would preach great
lesson to generations yet to come, Let the spot
where the great Father of his Country reposes be.
come national soil. Let there arise the bank OF
his river, beneath the shade of his own trees,
n great mausoeum-there, around his mortal
mains, let the bodies Of all be gathered who have
ever been chosen shall be chosen by the
American people TO bear that Office which Wash
ington dignitied and adorned. believe that such
monument might do much to secure the best
cesslon in the world the succession of virtues and
patriotism like his | very that 1t
would be visited like a shrine; that many heart
would beat with nober pulses when looking on
that asseInblage Of the mighty dead. And, if the
day must come when the fate of the great nations
that have gone shall be ours; when strangers of
some newer and name shall come hitler to
visit the relics of people mighty and free
the very memory Of other places, other names may
have vanished, but that will remain; and the world
will never cease to bear record that that must in
deed have been great nation which had such hon
orable sons, and so honored them.
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From Carthaoena,

General Santa Anna " of fair repute in Northern
climes'' is living here. He has become "A sort OF
banker, and to him resort the money borrowers in
focks No one knows what his object is, for he is
very reserved, but he has a. wrinkle in his head OF
some sort.
The Jesuits to have left Santa Martha
where they had arrived, alter journey of great
privatons and miseres, in the schooner Anita for
Jamaica and from thenGA it thought they
would proceed to the United States.
II may also be observed, from the tone Of all the
articles following the expulsion of the people, that
both parties are eager to test their principles by
force.
Several duels arising from political differences
have been fought at Bogota. In Carthae ena three
challenges were publicly given by frantic poll
ticans
The collector Of the customs at the above port
challenged Venezuelan gentleman named Gar
cha; they went out, but the difference amicably
adjusted.
At the same time growing feeling Of jealousy is
perceptable relative to American occupation of the
sthmus, and the most extravagant stories recl
circulated and creduously swallowed by the peo-
pie, of the brutality and lawlessness manifested by
all Americans at that point. They seem to look
upon the American population there as a hand oil
pirates and muTderers, whose only object is plum
der, rapine and spoliaton. Indeed, many the
with their army and patriotic volunteers, but, from
all appearances, their violence will go no further
than these pardonable outbursts of foolish jealousy
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Prosidens Professors and Students of the Colleges
OF the District of Columbia.
The Perseverance Fire Company of Washington.
The Columbia Fire Company.
A Delegation from the Knights Templar Division of
the Sons OF Temperance with banner.
During the progress of the procession to the
grave, distance of about three miles, the bells of
the city were tolled, and in the various public
squares cannon were discharged. At the point of
starting the crowds were immense. The grounds
adjacent To the Presidents House and the porti-
Goes of the Departments literally alive. Gem
cral Scott the commander in. chief of the military
presented noble appearance on this occasion.
Behind the funeral car " Old Whitley" was led
by Mr.. Swartzman, well tried friend of the late
President, who had served with him in the Indian
The service the old war horse had rem
dercd, and the association of his name with many
of the great battles of Mexico, have rendered him
an object of interest; but at this time il seemed
only necessary to know that he the object of
the late Presidents kind regard i'll order to rivet
the interest of every one upon him.
1t is subject worthy of remark iii this place,
that although the multitude vast, and the
presented of great novelty, the most perfect
order prevailed throughout the whole city; and as
the funeral car passed by the heads of the people
were, as it would appear, instinctivey uncovered
arriving AT the Duflal-grounu, inc IealHs "Ci Y
inferred with no other ceremonies than the simple
and impressive words pronounced by the minister,
ending with the benediction, except that the sol
dier farewell poured forth in triple volleys by
a portion of the infantry and light artillery.
\ 1t was late in the afternoon when the multitude
returned to the city, and in few hours more there
was everywhere stiffness and quiet, and the people
in the capitol of republic owned power of con-
troll and a motive for order and decorum, stronger
than regal thrones and glittcring boyonets could
ever exercise and inspire.
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ILLNESS or BIsHoP WHITTISeHAM.-We regret
TO announce the sudden and severe illness of the
Right Rev Bishop Whittingbam, who lie at Albany,
attending to the official duties of the diocese of New
York. We copy the following paragraph from the
Albany Journal Of Tuesday evening;
"The church of the Holy Innoccnts TO have
been consecrated this morning by Bishop Whiting
ham. large congregation had assembled to par
ticipate in the interesting ceremony, when Just be-
fore the hour appointed for the commencement OF
the service, the Rev. Mr.. Reed, the rector of the
church, announced that owing entirely TO the sud
den and severe illness Of the Bishop, the consecra-
ton Of the church was postponed TO future day,
when due notice would be given. There fif-
teen clcrgymen in attendance, and after the morn
ing service aud the celebration of tho holy Eucha
rist had been performed, in which several clergy
men participated, the congregation was dismissed
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We understand that Mrs. TAYLOR and seye
raj other members of the late Presidents iaml-
", have removed from the Executive man
sion 10 the residence of the Hon. WILLIAM NJ
MEREDITH, where they will for the present re-
nla
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From Porto Rico.

Adviccs from Ponce, Porto Rico, are at hand
from which we learn that a rumor was in circulation
to the effect that Spanish man oiwar had captured
some Americans, and taken them into Havana, ano
that the United States Government had demanded
them, and the Spanish government had refused &c
give them up and that the United States Govern
nent had sent fleet of vessels to blockade all tn,
Cuban ports. There was great excitement among
the merchants at Ponce, porto Rico)
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The WEEKLY REPUBLIC (Which is issued
to-day) will contain the speeches delivered II
the Senate and House OF Representatives ON Tho
death of President TAYLOR, and the partlcu
lars of the funeral ceremonies.
Copies can be had on application al The OF
fee
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To bring THE DROWNED TO LIrr.-At this sea
son of the year, when so many fatal accidents are
occurring, the following advice, which we have.
perhaps, before published, is particularly oppor-
tune:
Immediately the body is removed from the
water, press the chest suddenly and forcIby down
ward and backward, and instantly discontinue the
pressure. Repeat this violent interruption until a
pair Of bellows can be procured. When obtained,
introduce the muzzle well upon the base of the
tongue. Surround the mouth with towel or hand
kerchef, and close IT, Direct bystandcr TO press
firmly upon the projecting part of the neck adams
apple) and use the bellows actively. Then press
upon the chest 10 expe the air from the lungs, to
initiate the natural breathing. Continue this at
least hour, until signs Of natural breathing
come on.
Wrap the body in blankets, place il near fire.
and do every thing to preserve the natural warmth
well TO impart artificial heat, il possible
Every thing, however, is secondary 10 initiating the
lungs. Send for amedical man Immediately
Avoid all frictions until respiration shall be in
some degree restored, VALENTINE MoTT,
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MHHRTAsEs OF BRrTIsH SUBJECTS IN FoREIoS
CoUSTRIEs-R egistration thereof and Of Births ana
Deaths.-Thc following notice may not be without
interest to British subjects temporarily resident il
the United States. Though long since published
it first met eyes extracted from Mobile papei
in the Pacific NoDs. The act seems to be genera
i'm its provisions
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LARE REpuCEp-rHRouGu LINE FOR CAIIroK-

LNkRE REoUcED.-THRoUGp LINE roR CALIFok-
ria ard oregoa, via Chasrs eireot-Ihe ns~ sad ia
ste stcsmhhils.
.hEhOhkkt IJu tons. taftAn IL i1ales
SHlLA DELPHls, llN sons..... captain X III Fearssa
ths only direct rs between New York and Chses
AID convection the tutod States mail pSdks
the PRotes semi monthly line through 70 san frane
90 .nd monthly limo throsgh to Oregon rhev les-s Ns-
York about the 18th and 18th 81 e.ah month.
RsrE or rAar TO Crsosss
Cherokee. PhiiAaclphis
saloon stste rooms... .......s slW sipW
rho sso-e dino AZ Ire esc t,bo and have tho prvl.s.
Of the saloon.
Storage. found With mattrss3es
rssht to chire. 10 cents Der f,ot Esoh PASSENGER s 81.
osod free 20 the extent Of 20 bs,
psains In ten cubic feet ExPgnses -.
txre, AprlYts ROWLAND ASP1N WALL
Ases N street. v. v
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IKFnLLIsnN -.
Fort of New Yora, October IL, Isoe.



tss iIss:ia.s. GS:sn. Phl.asisSis. '''A''' ~
Nassn Co. %s"ssds pf Bl..sas Tssls opS1n s.
Norton Bsrus.ia' sa,sss Qassss, TAo%p.,n s.sasas
Gee Thomas. F,sh. Mobile. - 60. o.,.,.,.
Frotsetion. Hi. Noble. .'' '-'''''' ''N
Merits. Candy. FssIIiia L.; joSa Cen 10 ;ssn Pai,
o Bay bss s.i'a sSSsT se,S Val cSs
sioOp.-Rhods Island. Hail, PrOridcnoe Nmr'i. oross,.
Brig ornoeO, Haskell Ella for Ja0s'oAviii' o. r'''d
Arrives.
Bark Linden tBr Kilpatrigs sso Day; in ssi,a.s'
lat 81 IS TO- spoke sohr Ann pus from s. Johns, NJ
BAH sSsan W Lind lot sortsgdl Tinshsn, So Peters
bar. ys GsiTsy a. az wA ds 10 's,s ID s,y
Via BsI Rf ps 'nS Prince % days with
S.s C esmss nST sn o.de, k.y days i,a d.
s DAYS e from on soSs for ~ 70 " '''h'
Bsf OS ss% g. Sy w,spss - sa s{ 10 sa1;
Ion g. spoke psce ship siddons hence for erpo .days
Brig Martha anger Adams ssv.nnilis Sept wish rnass
10 co Sh BARK Sai Ba s IN M ssaas 81
80 len Sc a. fell in with the wreck Ssra of
thi S
hanging over N rail forward; the sss painted tight is
SsS RS a her set apPssssS 20 hsSs q
Nathan Th;np,on Who srIplied y. Win Preyision 40
Hss Sshs sipds asd calm. The SS@s
Brig E.Isrisn LELAND. santa Cruz. 81 ~ia noass'.
nj. Is' FL g. 4sh Gate mo s!.a
ma 26 Gays. with sugar &C 20 order.
Brig Fashion Brl Bingsy 81 John NIB sfays. With inn
be-, 20 smitbers Co. 9Th inst. baren Island Nearing
Me- distant 20 miles spoke Br sci Gen GTsn from BERN
da for Digby, Ms
Brig perOr Br) Tyre EGlfaI 10 days win eoa to
b MsEvers.
Brig Tweed Brl shenut sydrey 10 days with coal aud
Passengers. to order
Brig Britsh Queen tBr) Card sydney CO 10 days with
zeal TO order
Bra British Qnssn Orb BsOwv sydney CD, iadsy' with
eoal, to Souie Z v bituey.
sehr tof Baitmore) Lask, sagua Ia Graade 20
r.
sehr Marin Foss. Mullen, Jaeksonvilie EF. days. with
lumber, 10 Crioe.
sebr James Enslish. Lee. Pbiisdephia, 2isy.
Schr William ThOmss. Jones' Philsdelphis. days.
Sohr 4 y L. " ard Georgetown 20 days
Schr Van Name, Va Nave ork II! yer, 9 days
b chr En- ma de Rose. chs, York River, says.
sctr Splendid. Bur nell. Richmond o days
schr Abbott Lawrence. Allen Boston.
sehr Trytbsp - Lewis Boston seavs.
Steamer Penobsoot, Seymour, Phiiadelphia.
Below.
Bark Isla de Cuba kaTsetalk Havana, with
lille Dsrreirss.
Also, 81 big from Limerick.
Spoken.
steamship southerner Tot Cha-ie-on packet ships Flds-
ns for Liverpool Independence tor London Zurich. for
HAVE; others.
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Pnsee.sers Arrived.

IvrxpooL-S,sam hip Aia4riea. at Bo.toa-Ar and Mrs
Ayile and two Mr. and Mrs Hitcnesek; sr and
nrs and serSsn Mr. aad Mrs Taper kr
snd Mrs Pa,ersOn; Mr. and Ara Psstinsep and servant Mr.
~ mrs Booth. Tyer Upton 8eatY. Carl
ard children; A,s.s Aves and ssrvsnt Boot Trter aud
eryant Upon BeaLy Ad.ir; Hessrs Tnos Upton. Howe.
Tes,ier yorrdan Jars Colsrs Heshei Bald vim, Beaty.
Bale Dufour. Tp.oa Fisher hollands lsrnss 6sarsr Of
d,spaiehss American sovernmsnt Lyttou. Avils Wei
10 Pesuront. Bonk. N.rden Dessean. Clanas. Bro
R,ehe. Npnroe, Dag, Coyell. Gosett, wood, Ward,
Leigh Mcdonald Davidson Fraser Donaldson, les
eorduses. Giiman REWARDS Cro.ks Bsttisson. Poster
Brafhrry fiAutor- hauo, Sinclair Raw OC0upar Cutss
McFraser br.w,ter, Flanders
DsEurs- BARI Richard Cobden-J Btnye. L Tieh;tz b
Rsckerts schmidt. Mary jansen, Mrs Jansen. II NAL
sr and l.ss RossnbgIs Bssrysr sad LAZY M j9is-
sANs~IILA-Brg Hsr'hs ssnysr-xr Phlbps. Mr. Tsllsn
SAeuA-Sehr Aurora-A nes bradley, W Hilton.
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Teisgrsphie wart%o Reports.


Arryed-ship Crusader TalcstusBo spske, guy ~ las
% "a 81 30 ship Java (BT) John. NIB f,r Cato-n
Aug 24th, lat 70 % Lon n req suss 1,sh
riean ,hp found showagA signal Fcd, White All blue
BrigsJ Fremon Goorestows, DC; Dooas Gat nere;
rehr 1tabela, rhilsd,lphia
eutta lsrks ady Knight ssvsbAh Giicu. Pai.a,lph
bries Monte CHRISTIE. cape baN ITEM salmef Nlnias-
ton Nc: csrhnn: and swan PhiladepAs New fork
and Lesndtr Nyoik.
LivTRPooL VIA bAIlray- S..saship csrpors, from
ton-ior LiVerto' l-Eduuna Dv'ght, spsnoer, st7o
Pierce Cushitg " Barker, Geo W Pre4s ~ Du al.
New lork Cha Hermann, Philaceph-: - Cner5 B1Iilo
heesri Miller Wm Miller. Bsifst James Fr-tiE Qssoss.
Rev Dr. Ry ersf tr Vane Can .di An pv4i 4yaua
Sir BfydFts lacy. Nrs Thomps.n Ir.n sui
want Eneland Acu irsl Dovsl, spabtih NAVY, @,af1sE
spsini horns p" slsek Germany; LnIfia4 saJ si'e.
HontId; bs<.sS ss,e. IRE men
FOR Hal 'GS-- rN ADsrsws, rsss VI Newpar New York
fryor aHd VI e. Nr karsar ana ste = srgrug1 sad
vie story yr Mrs Starr. Nrs De vote Canatd lsv
nI STAR, jos Ware q T. 1uoa Rev 5r Avery Htfsx;
Ctmrfon, Nesfoup lsnd; Cart lrvne sNh Vrs. sad
wife; Esdein. Island; d uurE Wa BAKE, wrs,
lndies-TOtal, 81
BALrisor,. DOT ~
Auived-tchr william Burke NYork
DtosroS. Oes 10.
large portion triesht yet reui's on 5ssf- ne sio
louisa Tor want 81 has anG a. hrSugl tse
1he wreck ,. f,st EoirE 20 pieces.
Art sehr Va utury, RNck.
sehr John Tunis old yetteraay Tor wiuaiss
CiShTed-Brig Potomac ssn Traacae,. ''
P.S,m.,s.s. Oct. i5
RoncnuL
saiite-sohr Pstiot CAssap peak, Bay .io,p, aida AL
bapyi RadHHt. hlorh.
Anived-Btrks snth.or,s. Zanzibar; sA.ii 81 orleans
Duenos AAres btr Ntss.rser " Css.t ct africa
Cleared l5th bah Catharne africa Imam. for San
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freight 10 Orleans, A,s. f.ss <~ssaE~E
for hngres will be transferred HAvsAa to the aud
splendid steamship PACIFIC. To freight
o
NsIren,to n. o. ROBkRIS.
SpseiG notice sivyn shipper by this line, the
etpany have prepared form 81 hill Of lzdinr adapted
their business which will be furnished shippers spoil
eson AZ the Office, and With which they
qu-stsd To provide Themselves, other form viii BE
sspsd by the agents CT tie AL bills Of isdink
mHst be signed before the saiiins Of tho weasel
- 1rEs or FARg REDUcED.-EAPIRE CITY Liss.
Through Iiotets 20 san Fra1oiseo va Chapcs Men
lay, 18th 05tobor-The splendid Steamship OK SsCENT
CIlY, 1880 tons burthen &. stOddad der, will
leave her dock No N. r. Monday. Uctober e3th,
81 o'clock, for Chsgros.
REnUcEp cuAosss
LIVER Saoin .........
o,ae4Ase' Nnsttross ana ooArll,. "
Ptsssngcrs BY this shp viii md Accommodations not be
asd any other stesmer The stseras- pas-ascrt
furnished with table. Fer freight
ply 70 J. HOWARD "a son. 70 broadway.
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MEDICAL.


DRvhN puREN troR MANY YEARS wall KNOW n
~ sthe proprietor Of tle uld Oaeas dead U,sp nsssJ
hs eessultss privately sne eenedsntisy Cars vasa,e
nE, sOhkIsQN CONTINUES 10 CUss cgkrAiS
as,re,rs squsress o. secret h,b sesmsd ned =
81, urea Sc. i S L .'S pSas IN a sss
y,,. Ires,iss. .s.-ofses b9ers gisL1A s.eep.
.s ssr q Sp 70 cons. rs. sSS :ss q ss
hy std q rrofessorsi stainns. shesla
easily It. Saso1Ssr TIE one Sss q x.
s, sr SsP You'd siSs s s s' sns" a..
,si r,ert mi.s5y 'sS ss.',,ss rr,yins On ~. nina -
web nssr. 70 sass, r.. Sy sp az .,s sS :. s.,
.: ,.sriS
q. s :s';: S' sss s -. s RE sy
a.. ,ss s1s'T .jSSs ard .so
eseen ~ ,tsth that tsny he eu,ed mssJ
sS,s .,' 81 r s ssa.sanss s nat s
.1.s,. RECALLING fsm s,ry nrrersr habits
s 20 Sss, ..gr,. IN Assr'. Iho.. shs srvy b -.
ne ssrs d. "fr.e,ss rrivs,. Yrs.ti, SIS ID, 81
.s, sif s..,Si
t,'.s ~ any r.'. :, ., s,a a, = ersss
~. 's.ss. Y sadrs'.hs Bos 40 ro., osss rrs..
SAL Rss. s isri.i, ,s se .s, ~ t.ss :: CO.,
a. ~ .s,.,s eni .s.sr lis car. es nss..r hs~l,rs
sry pv.ss .,r.. N.s rssi sy :. ss ns,
yearly tv hts pvsetcs rr~~,
errNssr asa others IN. have been srfsr.as.ss N az. -
. rhva<iap. ssiicftsA ne.
Hs srsst rcsssy. H~s,sft Res pror,hs, ,rSrsis. ~,
assh eesicrsso m,,a..nrs ss nasr ~ .er;sin asss-s
eel 70 reject before TRUSTING their health Ava
rs. s:s' t sr .Hs. s.ss gsy.ss .s
ssssi. ior .ss mas 70 usars,sss All tss s hs hrpss
suece~sfui prrstersr ha nssf stst-- resr 81 rrs.
tee. exclusively ds.,tt ne " ard trs'~cnt a
hes hsesres sS-- 80 ~,--erus-sntss Speedy sur,s
a nedHssses and sd,is, fer nsthfss
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pAsIs AND LoApoN TNEArxsNr OF rRIyArl

Dscase The most 81 these Gases cure In few hoars
by vegetable Application, with cut pas. Cases ~ onrteee
years tba or physicians up permanently cured.
have private diseases to da (wthoat eauste caused
b. the the athers disease
oaus'd b. improper habits In youih combine medicines
With The local remedy show there thoe
tshdt Who be cured wth0ut II. rhess aud the
hundreds Of other eerhestes shcw that tone equal n
"Yor rnr,t day-D. n. Corbyn." You cured
in fe~ hours-C; Derond Il Was covered with disease
year after having been uneer the ether Physicians
without benent cured in short es Ietn Rou-
soa. Ir" once hor-.. te 2 and 20 a.P.s
DR. LARAOkT, No. a. Reaae stress,
Second door from Broadway.
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TrBEHRITIsh AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
seaplsLIs between New York and Liverpool, direct,
and betwes, Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships only
calling 81 Brlifsx.
Eurers Lott from New York edncsday. 2sd oott
America. .sbsnnou.. Boston. Wednesday, 9th
Asia. .Judkns. New Yorh. Wedn, sday, 9Th Nov.
Passage from New York Boston Liverpool in frst
bin, $40 Do. do, in second cabin. SO.
For freight or pasosge, apply 70
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AknA xEwAkD.-yEfEaiks ANTIDoTs, h SPk
COOO oihc Mixture for the Of GonorrkuA Clsesa
s,r,osures and SIMILAR sisorsers nAhs. speedy ssrN
en- af A. ssaRS ssxsf sAsas
ts,urs Of sye hunsred dciars eeaee eAnas.
T. put hctss with full direetor at 81 One hssth
lsstt geekmary oarea In two daJs Ter sale svC- n
afSG. rea prrsd~sy: ffR D-yrrd street.
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II
dsesses IN their worst forEs without sad
Iels recent sfectisns In few dsys 1hos. ds1,es and
dttresg equerces % ret hsb't seemea med
Ne be ttshled 70 cure from p-sces Of Ltrty year-.
Nose al oures See his London diploma in his once 2'i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-17

Ysrk; Charter Oak ssunders Hartford WIN Collier Bresk
Portland; Triumph Macon, NLend0n PennsylsssiA. Quill
isrs WPopt Maryland. Loushin. Sing sing sarah Ana.
Jones, ae ssamer Black DiHm md. Stevenson, NYofk
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nRvAN pURLN tToR MANY YEARS WALL KNOWN
~ 80 the proprietor Of tle Od Caeus de
"a Pcch sipb has removed 20 No. ueHr, ~ whsrr he may
he eo.sulted privately sne contdentiay Cars varrsae