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By Telegraph to the New-York tribune.
NETWORK.
The Snow storm Of Yesterday. ke.
BUFFALO. TUESDAY, Dec 10,

BUFFALO, TUESDAY, Dec TO, IooI
4 violent snow storm commenced here last night
md continued up to This morning the Wind blowing
A perfec, gale The snow Is bet seen Is inches AMI
feet deep. The thermometer IS 10 TO ii deg ABOVE
zero.
The steamer May Flower went up the lake last
night, beng the last boat OF the season.
OGpESSBURGH. TUESDAY, Dec. 10, 1851.
The in tins 70 sn is about 10 inches deoD, and
the weather IS cold
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A delegation from the City of Burhng-
ton, N. j., arrived in town yesterday morning, and
ecck up their quarters at the Irving House Inc
President Of the Common Council, Mr.. \. w Burns
tune for their reception, which will take place to-
d2y
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Il We are indebted to Senator Wade
of Ohio. II. NJ. Fuller. of Pa, and c. ii. Peaslee Of
\. H., for valuable Public Documents.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II.
Mapufscturr. Of Woei.

CAPITAL INVESTED, NUMBER OF POUNDS OF Wool AND
TUrs oF Coal CONSUMED. WITH THB VALUB or rHk
Raw MATERIAL. IN THE MANUFACTURE OF WooLss
GOODS.
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CITY ITEMS.

STEAMER BURNRD.-The stesm-tug Res
cue, Capt. Hanks, while lying at the Public Store
wharf. Staten Island, yesterday morning. took fire
near the freroom and was entirely destroyed The
Rescue was a new boat, about months, bull, In
Philadelphia, and used for towing vessels INTO
the harbor.
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R.retnss of Dped ace

n, a. - pt~..d J,.>sksy--5j5 bsb fion w
eu: ssd sss bags .sss f fs - zAs. q.
do Hams z25 DO Pork, ~ 90 s 500 On dss Lee
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aN.pY or NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL STATISTICS
II TIE UNITED STATES.
of Cotton.

T.DIr,I INNEsTED hALEs OF COTTON AND FUtN OF
CoN CONSUMED. WITH THE VALUE or THE RAW
r,or. vaiUe Of
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TOTAL .------siT,3.6 as 50 3c9 6t5.2n al5,aJo
YALUE or Raw MATERIAL. Erc, NUMBER or HANDS ~
ILoIED, AND THEIR WAGES IN THE MANuFacfU5 o.
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rz,.pu,, puIA suIscrbers To The Tribune wIi ~
w i,ej Nth the paper .; 81 cenis per m aih g
Is EN-, ~ ~ zlIsER, Itlsd ~, D4s~ Gkssass.
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Total ..-.--.-----t ~ .o53 njl0S33 $9,ol6l09 lZVs
T,rals hands employed N ron works: Georgia, 1
Tennessee. s.; Ptnnsylvania, North Carolna, IL
AvFg.oK WAGES or HANDS AND ENTIRE PRoDUcr or
mp WRoU0lr-IRoN WORMS THE UNITED STATES.
Ar Waves Tons VIZ W. otAer W y a.
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Run o

Run OyER.-A man named George Case.
hie the Of Chatham ST. Monday evening
was knocked down over by stage and severely
in'ued lie taken to the New York Hospital
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CouRr CALENpAR-This Day. COMMON

rlE.s-Part Nos. l315, 3sJ 1881. iii lill, Lab
IaI5 IAN lti9 ls23 395 i2o tg1 lae9. i.t33. Pant
lI-Sos SIC s7 Gse = So eis eo2. 699 90 l0os. l01
1872. 1859, l,03f. 100. 1 VA
SUrERIoR CoURr Mos 49, IS. 80. 262. en- Jls, III 50
80 SAL f6 $780, al 81 2l 295 rs a. 2s9 1873 a. $40, 2os
- 342 to $40 ISL. 352. 353, 30 70 800.
CIRCUIT CoURT-A new Calendar Mn he made ~ Tor
first Monday January Notes OF 10 be fled
before 3lst mat
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saw, 40 25i,I9l s35N 7s77o

n NBER OF TUNs OF Coal, sc. CONsuMED-NALuE o.
RAW MATERIAL. FUEL. &c, AND N LUMBER oF HANDS
EMPLOYED IN TIE WR0UGNr- Iron WoRks.
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CarrTAL INVESTED NUMBER OF TUNs OF PIG IRos, OLD
METAL. AND ORE UsED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF IRON
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FIRE AT O'Clock yesterday morning
fire broke out in hot house in Twenty Ninth-st ,
between Lexington and Thlrd-sv. occupied by
Mr.. Hsuser, florist. The flames were soon extin-
eushed rot however before considerable damage
was done 20 the plants and vegetables in the build
ing.
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WROUGHT IRON.
CAPITAL INVESTED NUMBER or TUNs OF PIG METAL,
WORKS TINS Of Tsas
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SERIOUS BLASTING ACCIDENT. Men
day afternoon named James Mclaughlin, while
engaged IN blasting rocks in Fifty fth-st, terri
big and perhaps fatally Injured by the premature er-
IosOo OF heavy blast The poor man was blown many
feet The and IN the fs al hts head severely LAGER
aisd He was convey ed to the NewYek Hospital where
he lies ~ precaTlOus condition.
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Recapitulation.

SVNNAsi or TIE NUMBER Or PROTECTIVE EsTAsLi'n-
aEsTS IN THE UNITED srATks.
-. Tnrfn HoaLkn (GlfinAf r hoa W LoA
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Manufactures OF Iron.
IRON CASTINGS.

.Si3. .555 1926 ,651 i,29i,32e 10 yarn.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
TELEGRAPHIC.

-
PREPARATIONS FOR THE PREsIDENr-ARRrvAL OF
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS, ETC.
Bosror, Sept 16, 1851.
President Fillmore Is expected az 10 O'Clock to
row lie will leave Newport for Fall River at o'clock
and will be received by the National Lancers at the Har
rson squsre Station from whence he will be escorted
the Roxbury line where he will be received BY Mayor
Bgeow, and addressed. lie will be conducted through
Washington street to the Revere House
Two delegations from Cenada arrived, this afternoon
nclr ding the Hon Charles Wilson, Mayor Of Montreal
several members OF the city government Judges Alwyn
Day, and Mondslst, Sir Allen McSab the Hon. John
Mouson President Of the Champlan and st, Lawrence
Railroad several oicers CT the British army and ten
fifteen members Of the Canadian Parliament. They
mostly quarter,d at the Winthrop House.
Lotd Elgn len Toronto for Boston, via Rochester and
Albany, on the 10th
Surveyor General Hnckes with three Of the ministry
will stop to night with Gov. Paine, Of the Vermont
ucufe and come TO Boston tomorrow.
The decorations all finished, and the city Is
fowipg-three In room, and glad to get bed on any
terms
At three O'Clock to morrow the President will review
the military the Common and the day will close with
dinner st the Revere. TO which oil tas distinguished
gusts of the city invited Mr. Webster will not be
present.
The steamer Franz lin. from Philadelphia. which sailed
two hours after the 3 3 Lewii, Is coming up, and
nothing yet has been heard o the Lewis II Is feared she
has broken her machinery. Both vessels gded
with Passengers fer the jubilee.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

but added TO 1t much by exhibiting body of ne efsc
tive men. The other companies were attended by the
New York, the Williamsburg and Whtworth's bands.
The companies formed shortly after two O'Clock ON
Court street. right ON Joratmon and marched through
Warren, Pierrepcnt Hicks Fulton, Henry Pineapple,
end Fulton, thence 10 the City Hail. where they were
reviewed by the Mayor and Common Councils thence
through willorghby, Bridge, Myrtle avenue Carleton
PARK, Hudson Sands. Bridge Nassau, Pearl Prospect,
al by Washington to the City Hall again where tney
dismissed.
In the .vs nirg many of the remen and their friends
amcng whom were many ladies' as specially invited oy
notice at the thodst Episcopal Church Ia
Washington street where the Sacred Music society na
arranged lend their aid to celebrate the occaon anu
the Rev. ii. Ward Beecher delivered an Grafton ine
services opened by an excellent ana sPpropr,ao
PRAYER from the Rev W b. Wood. of the Sand Sc Ne
thodist Episcopal Church after which the Rev H. ara
Peecher delivered Grafton as be stated nt very
short noticeso short that he at nrst e.e asposeu y.
deny the request; but remembering that the hremen
were ready AT moments notice when called upon ne
felt he ought TO forward The rev gentleman IN
an address which occupied over an hour in delivery,
combatte the preudices which existed against remen,
ard to upon his hearers that the fault
was thers-tha the remen were exposed TO many Temp
taons which others spared To show the important
position which they held in society which was not public
highway where each proceeded his own way, inde-
pepdent and regardless of his fellow traveller but
rsnzed body der dent each member upon another
the human body waGthat fuch being the case, and as
we were not fatass the support and encouragement Of
such body as the fremen was absolutely necessary
He (the rev preacher) observed, he had been much
struck with their appearance that day composed the
body VAS Of in tn" height Of strength and activity
the majority of them being between 20 and 25 at
least under 80 years of age-or Just at the time of life
when possessed of that activity and energy that
qued in their vocation. He concluded his address in
high eulogium upon the Department aud in pointing out
the sacrifices they necessarily made for the protection Of
their fellow citizens.
Some sacred music from the Society and prayer from
Mr.. Beecher, concluded the services
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
Teiegrnphic Reports.

NEw ORLEANS, sept. Is, 1851.
Cotton has been heavy since the receipt Of the Paccs
news. saes, 200 bales, at ssSc for middling. Flour
tends downward. St Louis sells at 50 02iS 50 rs.
Yellow corn 1T isc and white at 55c.
sr. Louis Sept. Is, 1851
The receipts n -four for the past three days have been
ugtt. ard the market s inactive but holders show
increased disposition TO sell. Small sales at SO 2j a
80 70; fancy SC co. and extra s3 IS a 81 Wheat Is a
sha9e lever sales Of prime and choice at 65 Csc Corn
Is du coed mixed and yellow 81 = 3jc prime yellow
~ rsr gunnies, 3sc; oats &c barley, so $50. In
troxisions little movement. Pork Is dull sacs
of 500 barrels and terc lard for the last three days ct
ga aSc.i and 900 kegs fsr Nc. a. ~" "~e' Daecn-
sales of shoulders at Stfc ribbed sides e1 1Oc
ciesr do, 1Os lie hams, bsgged. Ga 01Sc can
vasssd t l0c The sales Of tobacco are light al
Pc for ocmmon 20 fair manufacturing. Lead 4 duh at
- - ~ 20 Hemp inactive ut ss4 S9i. Frgights
ave advancedi flour. 4oc; pork 4sc corn. 10c per
usheli lead 1Cc.i hemp. TO Louilvle So so; to New
Vri'ans, - per ton. Tobacco 80 so per hid.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
MARKETS ELsEWHERn.

Bosror September 15-Brokeys Board1f shares Bostsu
and Maine Railroad 1903 M 10 Western Railroad 10 ~.
~ Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad bsOd
% 2Porand seeo and POr.smouth Railroad 95 10 Eaet
ern Railroad, s5 "a Michigan cestral Railroad IO Yer
mont and canada Railroad g 33 Old Colony Railr1ad,
% 1J 0Edtnsturg Railroad stOd 33 40 Boston aud Wor
cttter Railroad, l IS Reading Railroad 80 do bG0i,
ga sssT on e csstra & Ksrsas lr s ~ ~ ds bod
blod, ga 100 DO tl5d $50 100 do sCod, 100 dO
elm 81 Ito 40 stm after lOd S: 80 East Boston Com.
rary. ftr, 2a ~ " do i 80 DO. s60d, 2 81 do. b3i,
q 80 fegeworth Company T4 81 t0O Rutland Railroad
Nsrrcnt aud Aafsaehuset.s Railroad Bonds, s.. Second
Bccrd-2sO shares Wilmington Railroad. bod 81 f75 Yer
1T Central Hailread sGm, 81 l 90 Reading Railroad
a q DO. btld ~ Boston and Worcester Railroad lO
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

~ ON the 18th o. September, CarHrRrNE ELLES Nc
KyowS; born April, a. 1916
Her funeral will take place frt the residence of her
father, 2l3 Mott street at o'clock in the sfternoon
European papers please copy
IN the 10Th OF September, st Peekski after short
ard severe Illness CHarlty Inc onIv son ~ ras o
anu smesJ finch, aged years months and IL DAYS
and friends Of kis parents are respectfully
O'Clock. WIZ ~" i"S', ~ IA
On sunday septemb.r Ia at South Bergen, New Jer.
" nunt sged year II months and II days
The friends and relatives OF the family are invita-. Al
attend the funeral from No 251 Fact Tenth srset n,
wednesday, l7sh inst, stbH NJ, WITHOUT further in
ON Monday morning September Is, Mrs MAY b.r,,
formerly of Dover New usmpshire szei Si vsa,s 10
months and days. '''' ~
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

On Tuesdsy. septenber 10 by Rev Dr. Bowling, J. W.
I. Valentine, Esq Of Ibis city
On ssturday, September 8 BY the Rev Mr. Chalksr,
". LUXE L. hENnus formerly Of Portsmouth " II 70
miss s.aan ASNE daughter Of the late Eli ah g. Woosey
Of Middle Hope. Orange county, N "
Poftsmouth. N. H.. papers please copy
On the 18th of September by the Rev DIR Berrian
Mr. GrohGs g. RoEiSsoS 10 Mis- LouIs, MooaT ali Of
this city. -
ON Wsdnetdsy evening, September TO- by the Rev DR.
pnillpe on New YORK Mr. WILLIAM CAroR. OF Baltimore
Scotland
Long may they live, and happy may they be-
Blessd with content, and all misfortunes free
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

---~.. -
Cleared.
Ship Mandarin. ssoddard, shanghae. Goodhue n Co.
shp ridsia tpatl Furber Liverpool Marshall Co.
Barb american Lass Carmichael Glasgow Van zands
Bark Der Treihaender (Brsm) Bushdshr Amsterdam via
s1ssrr ss,s M A. Paxsnstis. % sGhS%a0ssr
a,l BARK JJs:psr. E.:sy chsrlss.Ons punh,% pmoa;
Brig xsrgarss (Brh Brspnsn. Il John NIB, n At5in.
syis Gsehs,ot hsyhsw AattaPSisett BsrstST Pcps.
IIi.ssst fissrHsn AIs1,ns, ssd
Sehr Leonard, Williams Wilmington. Del: Hand.
ssss @ sasst @s aIfs b
Steamer Kennebee, Seymour, PhiiadsiphiA.
to hltch. Has experienced strong head
spoke hip Marion. hence isr ssvsnn:s. " ~ ''A
81. M
e.; i;5 a pss:S ss%p.ny viss ship
ss Dssssss ;ss s sis ss ~
mainly iIiiss: isS ssstss
BARK scotland lof Richmond HsJ Percy Newport ". .a
d'S Il DAYS. with mde
ard ia FassenssTTs& & to &p0rps p y Co v,. ,.,., 81 a..
with Coffee &C. to Gooahue Co 18th iast lat 81 lon H.
spoke sehr Walter Hope, for Havana.
sn ssHsia WI isn
% spoke ship James New orleans
fresh supply; s.t g lat so Ion S. spoke Br sohr sophia
Lake. from Stockholm for Boston. 49,
Brig Crecusof Gsrdner) Norton, Bonaire % days. with
Brig Taratine iof caiais, Hill, Mayagueu. Pr IL days.
Brig lucy Spear (of Thomaston) Robbins Tri aida %
days, with sugar to X W Trundy.
Brig Aalay (new Of steuben Nash Mlbrdge 80 hours.
with lumbe to Simpson. Mayhews Co.
Brig Sarah Vose, Drisco, Addison, days.
keteh Brothers sofChsrestSnS Lovstt sagqs II aeys
lon 7 81 lost overheard John Meeil seaman native Of
Marylsnd; all efforts to save him failed
Schr Ann, Hopkins, Petersburg, days. . -
schr Lady Of the Ocean, Foss Sag Haroo Nc, daJs.
sehr Queen, -, Boston s. days..
schr vendovi. Hatch Rockland, days.
Schr Clarendon. Stevens. Roekland. days.
scbr Leblanc Parker Dennsville l0 days, for Newark
Sch, ss5y Case Gaa ksnsiy Hsfsss EsssPGs days.
Scbr Elizs. Swift. Brookhaven, 2days.
Scbr Sarah Munson, -. Machias, days.
senr Arms dillo, Mayhem, Ellsworth, l0 days.
Sloop Daren, Mclaughlin, Providence
Sloop Victory, Gardiner. Providence.
Slip George Washing gton. from Rotterdam.
Also, two barks and two brgs.
Ships Devonshire, for New Orleans; Emigrsns (8rem,
James River Julia Howard for Chareston; bark Gle
mentine (Brem), for Bremen; brgs Hayt for Port au
Prince; Zenobia, for Madeira; and others.
Also SID pkt ships Andrew Foster and Fideia for Liver
pool
The unknswn bark which Neuvtas 39h u to load
for Now York, is supposed to be the Geo Smouse.
SEPT l6-wnd at sunrise Nj at meridian. NE; at sunset
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
Banner VI
ENGLAND. AMERICA.
PERPETUAL PEACE.
"TEr ovEEs." "TnE PRrsrpEyr.

The decorations and illumnations under the d-
reeton Of Mr. Beal pyrotechnist, Of Boston.
Mayor Bigelow has received the following despatch
from the committee who appointed to proceed
New York and escort the President to this city.
NEw YORK. Monday, Sept. IS
To Ho,. JoHS p. BTGrr0w The Presiden and the Se-
cretsres Of War and Interior will arrive here this evening
The Bay state will wait orders and take TO Newport
tor ight fair If clear shall till
morning We shall have beat st Ne~port on Wednesday
and train from Fall River as 60 be st Crescent
avenue Dorchester about 10 oclook Wednesday morning
FRANCIS BRlNLEY.
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

.4ssaaf tcith Dirk KnJe-On Monday night, man
named Rbord Drspe ws arrested by officer Judge, of
the Sixth ward police, a charge of stabbng a
nsmed Colonade Brendis, with a dirk knife with
intent to take his life. The assailant conveyed
before Justice Lothrop, who committed him to prison
answer the charge
Suspicion Of Stealing Horse-0ffcer Bgiey, of the
Filth ward, arrested yesterday, man named Robert
NJ Evoy, on suspicion Of having stolen q horse in
Brooklyn The accused committed to prison by the
magistrate Justice Lothrop, to await further exaIn
nation The officer Is in search of the accompce who
supposed to have the custody of the stolen horse
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

Arrived-ship Delaware, Csds; bark Appleton Bslti.
more; Benz Franklin, Philadelphia. The sd
after the Lewis. which has not been heard from ~
Cleared Ship Chmera, N0rleans: bark Nashua Phis-
'@''' S'T'' BANGOR, Sept II.
Cleared Brig Vernon, st Thomas
LEANS, sspt r.
Arivedship Sharon NYork brig Forest Prin ie s.on
saisd-Steamer Cherokee, Havana and NYovk.
Arrived 5h-shiIs Minnesota, and Creole; blrls May.
sover and Nui.iio. NYork.
Cleared-ship Houns Vernon. NYork.
NORFOLK Sept Is.
Steamer Roanoke arrived Sunday morning at 9 oeloeE
being e6 hours from NYork.
PORTLAND. Sept Is
Arrived-B.rks Yorktown Newport, z; Uctsva, Cssde-
Gen Taylor. Mariel
Cleared-Brg Henrietta, Havana
RrcHMoND S@nt IS.
Arrivedstesmers Roanoke NYerkj Virginia, Philads-
plla
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

savsrSvH-stesmship Aiatsma-H Mckee, II De-
witt Vail neald. DIR Roosevelt, Blair, N Mur-
nhy, Mslter W Campbell. Mrs Bulklty. wollard,
wh.le,sy, Jas ns,ris Lcsnasll Mr, Teal and iAild
rcp, Nrs kkinr, Cooper Mrs Carter Hayward and
lady, s "a Coomhs snd chld--7 In tho steernge.
UavRy-Paohet Duchesfe dOrlesns-E fahbri aud ltdy
&c Tnbtr Il Jacq uette. N stUner, DIR A w Lsat Col
ard, A Formnndfs, ia Hormandie, Pinsivet, zous
fen. II Bsvr Misg n Richardt
BnEssN-B Bremen bark Jason-C schaunter, r Prish. A
Corpenberx Allen. lady and child, frisse, lady and
children, II Ludiks. N Klapronterg. l. KlapponberL
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
HARNDEN 4 CO., so Broadway. New York.
HARNDEN \ CO., 20 State street, Boston.
HARNDEN & CO. Cook street, liverpool.

~ den. Line chasrss drecs and threugh Tickets for
splendid stesmship BROTHER JONATHAN, Loo tOas
register the fastest In the world will ssl on sstur
Chses have been redueea IN srss c.ss 70 $50 n second
pre,ious 20 a.h Instant will be SLOWED per cent dscoun
No freight tatsn Of sailing For feight passage
apply epiy y MILLS, AeenS NCeartiAnh ~ ssrssA
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

AwrrAL PARADE on THr FInr DFpaRrMrvr The Fire
repartmen yesterday made their frat annual parade
and prese nted very fine appearance, muterng In ALL
eighteen compsnies, and nearly thousand men. Mr..
the Empire Brsse Band then followed the original ban
ofthe dersrtn ent ~0rganzed June is, 1s12n La
fsy.tte Hook and Ladder Company No. I, and Engine
Company No. 16 paradod with their apparatus, each
Just turned out epic and span new from the painters
The Pacific, No 1I with their beautiful engine from
Philadelphia, attended by sheldons brass band and
brooklyn No. IT, by Grangers; Nos and T. (Constitu
W. he'd their engines mounted on carriages drawn BY
sh grsys each and attracted much atentiou the lat
yer made good muster. No IL, from East Brooklyn
pasoed WITH bne company Of good mem but Of their
,ngne we cen only say they should be supplied with
.eter Eagle Company No turned out In full force,
ana not only diversified the BY their blue shirts
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
DR, La cKoIx's PRIVATE xEDIgAL rRExTIsI.-

T0R. La CKOIXS PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE.-
~ Cheapest book ever publisbed-250 PIP. and 80 nns
plates tho Physiology Marriage and secret
solitary habits which detroy the pysiea, and mental pow.
eneeb the natural feelings exhaust the Of
manhood with practical observations tho prevention
treatment Of nervous debility, local and constitutional
Weakness ard al diseases arising from indiscretion with
plain and simple rules by which all tAsm.
marriage t duties and d .ions and their rene
dies-with solored lithogrsphs illustrating the anatomy.
physiology and diseases Of she OF bah
their and 1t contains many
important hints to those matrony which
should take this impor without hrs consulting
1t treats of oil diseases fen sls whether married
single Strangers who require aid before eonsui
ing doctor ought whet his properly
judiciousy trested by bis physsan and
thus against the Of quaekery prevalent
In popu,ous cities Docter La Crox ia legally qualified
and has for twenty devoted has u
rs cents in letter. PAID will receive copy By mail
five copies for dollar. Address Dr. B. La Crox
AID stringer l. Townsend, re Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1851-09-17
n aXA1I srnANauIr coxpANr. roR NEW oR.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY or NEW ENGLAND.

~ The arst shp Of ths line the S. LEWIS will leave
Boston for Liverpool Thursday, the End Of October
Th. splendid stssmship h $50 tons burthen, built in the
most substantial both regards hull and achne-
ry heavy diagonal braces throughout similar the fas
Jennings Of the Collins Line and In every respect fully equal
In point OF strength and qualities any steamer snos
Her for passengers for
fort elegance and ventilation Capt. Cole
we3 known former master Of the packst ship Orpheus
between New York and Liverpool and fate Of the
Tennessee An experienced surgeon b attached 70 tho ship
Rates Of cabin from Boston 10 Liverpool $50 seccnd
cabin, not found So From Liverpool TO Boston the rste
goods COS ton Of forty cubic fsA For freight or
aau rlvt
The New York herald., 1851-09-17

DR. DE LANEY. AUTHOR or TIE PRIVATE MIDI
- cal Guide, &c. 81 Lisrenard street, Broadway.
The great facilities and the author has enjoysd
durng residence in the principal Europe
and America enable him to warrant In this parteulay
trsneh Of the profession such esrsin qnk and radical
cures as he obtained from othcr In America
1t chiefly however, in doult, complicated and unvissy
treated cases that his serycs viii fully be appreciated De-
De L. Is also the inventor those ingenious instruments
tat cure the deporable consequences Of early iIrro2:
habits irfably without medicine beng In fact tho only
certain cure existing for thcs eomplsins Sent pan
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