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m EDlCAL.

A NAN OF NOTE THE OTHER DAY,
n While slowly sauntering up Broadway,
Saw posted up that Rats and Mice
Could be disposed Of IN q tr,ce
Cockroaches too, ana Flies and Fleas,
Could be killed of with perfect ease;
And Ants and Bugs however sly,
Might On, lily be made TO die.
Reader, this truth for truth IL Ia.
n th's wise age no wonder Is;
y. LYONS Pills these thisgs perform;
They raise with rats perfect storm,
And eve'y thing you describe,
Pertaining TO the insect tribo.
LYON q the man we boldly say,
Whom Ants and Moths with fear obey;
Yes, he's the msn, whose happy SKILL
Ssn teep the Mise forever stIiI
Old Rata. Who long have lived by cunnips
his art soon stops from further running.
Then. one and all, 20 buy bis pills.
That every Lind of vsrmia kiile.
Sold At go Broadwar
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Supreme Court-Circuit Court.

FrB. I'D Mam's Rigst to Clam and Reclaim kis
Wye- Ur.uia Thompson rs. Charles " Glib, WiItiam,
complaint in this ~ss, that Saturday night
the 18th Of November 1ssS, the defendants forcty
boisterously and issultingy created . disturbance
curling skd swearing aud threatening her with per-
sor violence ruin and dirgrsos aud called her dis
reputable names; that plaintiff obliged to fee from
Der house, and claim protection from the police and
when going to the police ONCE she followed through
again most sbsmefrly abused. For such insults aud
dsmsge. painsnt claims $4,000 compensation The
DESCENDANTS denied generally the allegations, and fer
plaintiffs house but occasion, when he accom-
panied the defendant william whitehead who went
abe bad clandestipsy left, and hsrborsd and up
held In her illegal and improper conduct by the plain
plaintiff opened the door Of her room and asked the
In she occupying but room and pantry and that
Mr. whiteheads wife was then sseretsa in the pantry,
Though Mrs. Thompson denied that she was there
william Whitehead admitted that under the cir.
cumstances Of his wife being harborsd fer improper
purpoees, and she being denied TO him he lWhtshead)
did get into angry dispute with plaintiff The jury
had not agreed at the rising of the court and the judge
fiction for .assauh and Battery Franeis Huber u.s.
Nicholas De Hart..Th complaint In this for
an sssaut and battery IL being alleged that the plain
til was passenger, on the 10th November 1Si7, In
the the New Jersey railroad, between Jersey
City and New Brunswick Of which train the defendant
Violence laid hold of plaintiff and pulled him from OF
the cars down to the ground and then did there vio
lently beat him, and also kicked the hands Of the
plaintiff while be held on by the rails Of the cars,
causing him to loose his hold, and then pushing him
with such force to break the leg Of the plaintiff by
Of which he sustained great Injury and
disordsred for long space Of time and was
from trsnfacting his BUSINESS and also caused him
expesd $500 In endeavoriDg to be cured Damages
were laid at S. 000 The defence that while De
Hart les conductor Of the Philadelphia train)
gagged in collecting from the passengers their
checks passage he applied to the plaintiff for bis
where upon he rendered q check which he had received
for the way train running from Elizabehown t. Jsr-
fey City, the eame road the Philadelphia train;
that defendant refused to receive the check because
by the rules Of the company, checks given . way
train to passengers not to be received In the Phi
lsdelphis train; that defendant communicated to
plaintiff an that he (plann refused to pay bis fare;
that defendant had the train stopped and directed
plaintiff to leave the that he took hold Of the rail-
Ing and refused to leave whereupon became
sary to force to remove him and the injury II any
resulted from the plaintiffs fault with
out any intention the part Of the defendant The
stands adjourned TO this morning. IL tried
before and the Jury did not agree.
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.nnsumcements Of Births, Msvrisges and Desfks ere
sasevted, uaiess duly suthe'ested and Ped for.
Married,
On wednesday evening, Feb 9th, by Elder James
c. Gobls, Mr. RoskRr GILMosE to Miss CHARLorrE II.
BIrNRa.
On wednesday. the 9th int. by the Rsv. Henry
Chase Mr DANIEL r. HuIcHISes to Miss LOIS j. SrEr.
SON, both Of Dsmsriscotts, Me.
In Harrisburg Pa, Lieut. H. b. ScBRoEpER, u, 8. A.,
to Miss PnIscILIA daughter of VIM. Mcclure, OF Har
risburG.
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Bosros, Feb 6-Saies faf ssefion-lT shares Fneuen
NfSte. 20 Nashpeton Ibs- ccmp.ny. 90. Hla Do ~ Ns
trti lnturshce touIsny do 500 per share leIs haau
fattuTls 1euIsny, do % do do. izS
meet sanufactnr do Sl5 do 10 1rtaont In
~ pr ccnt advance boston bank.
60 fh stars ~ 1sbowards ksiiroad do per cent
ad,tue, A,tios sa R.ns kailrcsd 49, "a de- u Ane
Iiesh Lshd =. psrJ - 81 share ~ Co., y se Us Con.
t 30 Jty ists. ss1 Yer cert advances 4cJ Al
lany try our cont s'ces, p.lsbs t sparantee ~ The
fsiiioac ~ do; 4tfV tity u soson per
stttl sts lst lar. Protsrs foard ~ shares ysr-
srd hsssas husetts taircss 10 Ncrfylk County
kuiirsac, . 81 a do sSd "a Green Bsns peb. Do
lths Noitl.in sairs sd,tsti Amosteas ssnuseurins
trftFy tU 20 uo Colthy hsitcsd. $40 IS . Wtsurn
RAN, 81 cen rsn,, NJ sanctester apa Iaursnce R.ii-
orrany 81; d, st,n aud We're ser zsrOad glA.
W co. fssd t2 Fasfttn Rsiifs ad. a. - Bostsn
navy ~ s. n; ltu 90 if Boston Railroad
". 81 vermont Veitral kitrosd, tf,ai ~ o. ~: ssto
Nsttttl falift 80 cfut kehd e5A H0nrd
nNiufh std Hechef'er kaiIVai. ~ West.ra
be lrsse 20 ~ A. ~ ycrnost srd ssssscuusetts Rail-
fu. az IN. ~ I'D C,sny saiiroaa @td. o.. 10 90,
DJnTeTIC MARENrs.
CsNrsfttN tklLk NAtgFf. Deb 6-At maftet Az
csftls sbtrt 80 btssts. aEs III strss cus.tins %
vttkrg Ccus eua csivts y,arifrgs Years Uld
srd three yttrt edo iIics MARKET tevf sNua. 80 70
T.r est titt qrsnfy S5 20. fssoud do 50, third a,
- 20, ordinary. IS 81 stores Worhing oven. go,
20 ststb. 'u~s nd calves SiT. "a ~ . 80, year.
nuss. 50 q 10. TO ytsV Old $40. ~ rs "a 20 three
yssss I'D st2 rs, 4OsM sheep sas LAMBS sS1 at
Bsik.t. nc,s-ia'rs. -, bsT by lot 81 80
%, ses2fs syins, asbe retail ba6c.
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Nv hbDlCAb BOOks--A CvkPLSt
~ yort, On he nature aud treatment Of
ssrictufts, and al kinared afset,ots % H.
Illustrated ~ treat numier 81 b, autifnlt, d
iarEe as lite ~ Homer kostsish. n
80 psges - edition. friot $40. pstr.et n
heeicsl snc SURGICAL Jeusnal--"It rnav bs 4.
70 te equal 20 Records ar scton's vows ON
ei dissste. asd tar superior H. nythirr % IN
.eht1 IN this county" Auth Z % tfe Q
knissions lmrotercy, sc, oaraed ~ 4,
feurth sdttien. " fls;es. Price 81, For =.
lshers. Stfi~rer Townsend. ~ freadwax- 4.
thcI. tpf hroadvey,
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Court Calondal

court CaIondar-Thm O0ys
SUPREME Court. GENERAL TERm.-Nos Q, H. Is, TO-
~ 81 to 40.
C.cul1 Counr-NOs sos, a2l, 1913, s27, $685. s29, aal
to $751; 337 u, 1888.
SO. So, ~, %, "a, 90 to los, $685. LOG, los, lilo.
TRANsFERRED SurEsIoR CoURT.-Nos. A, IL, 81, 80, Al
to &c. Court opens at IL o'clock)
ComMos PLEAs-Nos SO, 81, II, rs, 80, 94, 100, 49,
1872 126, 127, 1856, lA1, l42.
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-. mcsp' o. he Pocket lfScnlarius. or +.
Den rhJtici.r. fvert f.arsh sdit,on. vii
snt,sNihss, showing frivsse Disss.ss aud y,
,st ees.ystlFe cysten, iB e-ery sbsp. and fcr,f
lcuns. y. ID Grsdpats 81 "a Univsrsity Of
lne NtIions forms Of Setet cisetsss Serafnsly u
n-es q the frcst.N Glsnt. iuEoteacy, soIltf
t"sth. 're faithfrii ~ desersbed ard al sn- 2.
.si, ftgunsc Tie efaptsr or Self Abusr.
-essness ~ vtrthI % psrtcuirr si.sntion. o.
feso ~ ersry one. lorss n IN. Who have bee
va rare q suy doctcr. ~ natter vha. ais ~.
nc. SCI copy 81 fhfs truiy Useful woft rira ,,
We Guy. raf-ieuis-ly .n0fs contemplation y.
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hrir& Sea captains and rsfssns x4ias - ssA, q
~ Young ittatise on Harri age, TIE Poo sds q
tvery One Bic Ovp ysie.sn. any person xena
eotk. By mail; or sin copies will be sea. scr 90
tte2 DIN. w. YOUNG, iSe spruce ssrss. p
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THE nARsIEp wosAN,s PRIYATr MEDICAL CON-

VNHE MARRIED. WONAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
paxion-By Dr. A NJ Nsuriceas Professor Of Disoases
Of Wsuen-Tsnth edition. lsmo. Tp 25oProe, Si-Ysars
Of snnrng Of physical and 10 uany an al
ufht have been spares by timely possession this work
rded especially he hOs cor
ing marragt az IL dsceses portant secrets whon should
be bnovr To them particularly.
those whose health does not permit OF increase OF n
mily, u Is OF especial importance.
Here, also, femaiethe wife, the rnoher-thc ous
either budding into vomsnhood the decline
years IN whom tature oonemrlstes change
can discover the oaues symptoms, sad the ecieas
ano most ceraa NOSE Of in
70 which her sex Ia subject. =
tEstraet of Letter Geatlenaa In Dayton osiol
N, v..,. DAYTON. Nay l, lsa.
Ny Dear sr Ny wife has been paresptiAy sinking fer
some three years OF 70 ~
sd suffering some months before durns
sss sue.e~e ons mere and more dcbtated and prosst
90 her. puttist 'r life In imminent danserRpd which
be la o' 4sf espsired Of suppossd tina, this state
things - o. and retlgnea myself the worst
Al VI IN = ifa Ncut sths heard yscr book
nlAh'f .lstH ~ 1stanirg some matters reaching
49, lfli peruta, cannot express TO
iIsns. fsed mind. and the joy its passs
,ntrn ~ Eli "a ning that the disoovery Of
N - he, ~ rftf slt uedy. IL speaed yrsspset 20
me- when lfN sanasisst possible But for tins ere
bothsr year - llNt rsHr. my head, r all humAa
TentInsii,y; %. terf HsF sss In her grave add py
ItiS Of eourse lnr-sri-ase . - ey nor. fully the "a
rious subjects treat, ~ lf nature sristly in
TENDED lot the marie tattt ting
fortAie At ~ Brad fshine Ofirs -
Liberty street New 1ork' Aaflo 49, titry; w. ~ De-
va Boston D. Peterson. cttrrt Philadelphia
On ne receipt Of STA cor ~ y ,ssn. % ~ nail
muft be addressed, post raid BoH
LIZ. New York city. efhce, 129 h.
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OTTER PHYSICIANS CuALLENeED-PRryArR
" Disease cured in day BY local remedy without me-
o ois Dr. hsses street. ga.an,ss
willing 10 be who recovered under Dr. Lstrsat
m.nt when the other phy soans Female
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GOuEAuD's SUPERB LIQUID vEoETAB BILE RoUsg
- gives TO pse lips and eheeis the deepesl dye
chrnaion and OF % permanent nHture that
moved BY rubbing and 81 closely initiating defy
detection Courauds Rouge is sdmret by tho
dies Tor its and srretb branry Of color that IL
has ng since thrown all the cooriur
into the shade. Pound only at DR. ftLlN sOUKAUDS
Derot. lret inl
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Foreign N ais.

LITTER BAos Of steamer Empire City fer Chsgres Pa
mama, Fran will close at tho Herald once
on Feb ~ oclocf order insure the safe
speedy delivery OF letters and special
ger will the Herald Office who will proceed TO San Fran
cisco In charge.
Also small parcels. under 10 pounds weight will be
ceiyed as above.
Letter BAG for Kingston, JAM viii be made up at the
Herald onice 70 40 BY the Empire City
Herald Marine Correspondence.
EpeAhTowN, Feb 4, PN-Arrived-Schrs Crusade, Mills
Elork; Henrietta, Bass, Norfolk for Portland.
tailed-sehrs Oscar Coles Davis Norfsk Rosna Foster
Boston.
9th Arrivedschr Elisabeth Harrington Norfoh for Tho
mason; hannah Abigail, Crane Noriok for Camden; Bra
dore, Emery, do for Boston.
6th-ln Ior-schT Henrietta Elizabeth Hannah Abi-
gail, Bradore, and 3scbrs In cutter roads bound Il.
PHiLApsLrHIA, Feb7. tPh-Arrivsa-Sehrs W Ed
ridge, Scout NYork Energy Chapmsn, dol Kenn Fds
sup, Fisher, Pernambueo.
Cieared-Drxs Islam, Horuer Barbaioes; Sarah Ellie,
York, Masnzas Delhi Hodgdon trinidad dc Cuba schI
Sidney Minor. Bolles, NYork.
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Inn RALPB. AuTnoR or TnE

nR. MORRISON is CONFIDENTIAL
Len all diseases Of . delicate sturr. A
0cs enables him 20 cure, without mercury,
cured IRON three 10 six Days, Structures !
ness he irvarisbly cures See his Londel
sfhse. 1fh Fulton s.reoA
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Port OF New York. Feb. o, 1850.
SUE nrsHs... 81 MOOR RISES. 80. 90. 30
SUE sETs... % w NIGH 43
Telegraphlc.
See esnera columns for the latest Marine Ints-
genoe ky Telegraph
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nR COOPER, IA DUANE srRss
- last fourteen years, confined rae 7
nent Of mereuri.f an 4 other diseases
He can cure the most aerravatsa caee
mild eases remsved In two 10 I'VE dsys.
charge.
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100000 S I9ETaE :. ASD Oyer, OF DR.

res orng the hair after having entirely twenty
years curing rheumatic all other pains Sores
cuts and bruises have been sold without very
large BEETLES IN and 50 cents eash and 81 do1sn
~ fearl, and f6f ana go broadway, rear Grand.
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DR. Y.yctTT cas pr c,x,

~ suited ct h,s ofhcs. 81 Fraalfsr,
disessef; the meet ob.t'nsts Yield 20 h
slieh 10 On the non. n srcurial syst~m
fer Gays Structures cured on the
lhe victims Of solitary inculasnces, G
certainty oftsre.
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BY tn. President Of the United states.

TN pursuance of Law, I, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
ii President Of the United States Of America, do
hereby declare and make known, that public sales
will he held at the aforementioned Land Oftces
in the State Of IOWA, at the periods hereinafter
designated, TO wit
AZ the Land Office at DUBUQUE, commencing
ON Monday, the sixteenth day Of September next,
for the disposal Of the public lands situated within
the aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships, viz:
North Of the base iins, and ,ossf Of u, ffh principal
Fractional townships ninety seven and ninety
eight, q range two.
Fractional townships ninety six, ninety .seven.
ninety. eight and ninety nine, Of range three.
Townsbips ninety six ninety seven, ninety ght
and ninety nine Of range four.
Townships ninety five, ninety six, ninety-seyen,
ninety eight aud ninety nine, OF range hye.
Townships ninety three, ninety four, ninety -hve,
ninety SIX, ninety seven, ninety eight and ninety
nine, Il range SIX.
townships ninety four, ninety five, ninety six,
ninety seven ninety eight aud ninety nine, Of
range seven.
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tons thirty three thirty four, the southeast quarter
Of twenty seven, and the southwest quarter Of
.~enty. eight, reserved for the Indian sgency0
ninety seven, ninety eight and ninety nine, Of
range nine.
AT THE SANE PLACE, commencing on monoay
the seventh day Of October next, for the disPo-
sal of the public lands situated within the following
townships, viz.
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MARTIN AND wHITELEY's NATIONAL
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c Sa = g' Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- emption
90 any Of the lands within the townships and frac-
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bracinR the tract claimed, otherwisc such claim
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