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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL


~ ROAD-FsLL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l862-
Trains OF NewNork leave the corner VI Cinast
and Broadwey- Accommodation and Specal-atT and III
A. NJ. and 5! p NJ, through to Newliayen.
Atst A. NJ aud 81 I. M for Port Chester.
The ~ A NJ. IN connection with train from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with train the
Cana Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS for NewHaven Hartford, Springfield,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads to Og
densturgh and Montreal.
AT 3 A. M stopping az Stamford aud Bridgeport,
Meeting with Holsatonic and Naugatuck Railroads at
Brdgcport and Canal Railroad at New Haven and at 81
M stopping at Stamford Norwalk and Bridgeport,
meeting with Housatonc aud Nsagatuck Railroads At
Bridgeport. 90
TraiEs INTO New Accommodation and Special-at
81 and 935 A NJ, and Az Z. NJ, through from New
Have
AT = A. NJ and 345 P NJ. from Port Chester.
The 9S5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroads, New Haven The TO
T. receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven arrival Of trans
from Boston at Ii and $50 r NJ, lsoppng at Bridgeport
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston az A. NJ aud
See large bill Of Advertisement the Station House aud
principal hotels GEO w WHISTLER, Jr. Supt.
New-Hayen, September, 1882.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro

te OF ,hs County u hereby snpsf
.on HAVING claims against WILLIAM WILLS late Of the Cv Of
deceased pen the with ,Oeebsfs thereof 70
the subscriber al the one William Boomheh Esq No - Ma.
sas Il 10 the City Yors before the 9Th day 81 Api
H-s'-Datsd New. fork the ID day II October Ina
as l,xomIus AMELIA WILLS, Erecutrrs, &c
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OBSERVATION of the PUBLIC

II HEALTH-Ata meeting Of the members o. TIE Medl-
cal cfefson called for the purpose OF censGerig te
yect of IURLIC health and HEALTH POLICE, held
Al the ChaIo OF the Aewfork Unyeray on the evening
sfCtictor &, lS52 Dr. THOMAS COCA was appointed 70
rrssice and Dr. g. A. PETERS was appointed SecretaFy
beetors Isaac Wood j. =. Bs;eheder F. Campbell Stuart,
and oihcir tde remarks upon the detective sdnnisIiion
Of tie Health Department Of the city and the urgent ne
eessty there oxsis the election OF medical man TO me
of CO Of City Inspector IL having been stated thai the TWO
princpa political parties bad put ia nomination
deci'n N the requisite quah io1 neither OF won
the ntmbeTs q the profession consistently Voe' has
81 motion OF DR.. L. A. Sayre,
kecied That u C1Dod,ert and proper that
pcmI;on foT the Office City Inspector be made o t
body enced TO the profession and cItehs
foI Il ear support q, the ensuing election
ACE notion Of Dr.. Nm. DetmOd. L was . - l.
hesOirod, That JOHN II. GRlSCOM, ii. ~ DC re-
qUtsiCd 70 allow the Of his name - the aul-' VI 'o
Profession Ter tie Cfce OF City lnspe c;oE. ~. .
The resolutions unanimously sdopteu Win sic1 en-
husiasIn. IL was further. ,,.,
KcsoroG That Executive COMMITTEE De POINTED %
prtJArc address the cDens SET lor tie I1as
ioI tbs tcton adopt suen measures Is may DC Ne
esEaIy to promote Tie election OF tie nominee.
The following gentlemen were appointed suoh OOlnee'
viz <..,r,,.v.D =, -
l. A. sAYRE, 81. D. Chm: Az. GARDNER NJ D,
JOUN w FRANCIS NJ. D. J. W. g. CkkhENTS, MD.
LAMPS COCKROF1, NJ d. WM DETMOLD, NJ ID.
EDW. l.. BEADLE, Vi. ID.
Cd
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CTEAMSHIPs and frst-class CLIPPER

STEAMSHIPS and frst-class CLIPPER
~ SHIPS for AUSTRALIA.-The new and splendid clip
pershp NEBRASKA, now loading at pier No. Is, East
River bound for Port Philip, Sidney and Melbourne, will
sail about the 18th of October for the above ports
The Nebraska is Of the finest ships that et this
poTf ard without doubl expected 70 make the passage
in 10 DAYS from port 10 port This vessel has Library
board for the OF passengers The accommodations Of
this country For freight or passage apply RIGNER
C. II. CASTLE to YOUNG q Co. No. les West-st.,
corner Reade opposite the Newly Ork aud Erie Railroad
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A. l CLIPPER SHIP TOR

TNHE NEW A CLIPPER SHIP TOR
Il RENT, for PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY, AUSTRIA
LlATo sal 2th OctO5erTte splendid Recommendations
OF this fne sup well worthy q ex5n1ina;is y
perfons about engaging passse 70 AUSTRALIA The amp
new and her httngsup being completed vii Be found 70
b uuequAled by those Of any other hip for Sht AZ OF
comfort Apply board - Pier No - hasf RIVER or g
+ RICHARDSON 4 CO. No - Sogt!.-st- ~ ELLIOT,
ARkELL a Co. No. ls6 Pea-l-st y. BAH goods IN
tnded shipment and io aided 70 VII q attenaed -
without any charge Of eonIn2Son- = Co
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MONEY SAvED-A WARRANTED AR
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE

l. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY was in.
oducsd the year 1888 and has been well tested in all
complaints for which Il IS recommended For ten years
has proved more eicacous remedy Tor Coughs Colds,
Influenza Bronchitis Asthma aud Consumption, in It's IN
cipieut sta ges, than any other medicine.
What time establishes and cOnsecTates what experience
adopts and confirms what all in all places unite In
ing good and valuable, doubt popularity at
fixes society IT. roots deep aud - strong that
destroy The which has attended thus
medicine several years past has the pfudees
all respectable men, and the article has taken adand
the first class of discoveries aud blessings OF the age
and when resOrted IN season eradcates the disease Tor
which II recommended.
FROM The Boston Evening Traveller.
Ii is perhaps but OF justice TO the propretors OF
WISTARS Basam of Wild Cherry for us 70 say that our
personal experience in the Of this article has Impressed
most fayoraby One OF the propnetors OF The Trure
entirely cured Of cough OF four months connu
ance by the use of tins Basam aud several OF our friends
and acquaintance who have tried the article have found Il
OF greet relieving them OF severe coughs and short
ness OF breathing with which they hal Teen afflicted -
For sale at wholesale retail, by A. b. d. sands Ten.
eral Agents No 100 Fultons; Thomas Maxwell, NO.
Wilhan-st; John Mihau. No. 1873 Broadway; Asor and
Irving House Drug Stores and No. ITO Broadway
WELCOME NEWS. The worst ease OF
w Dyspepsia be cured by using one box Of Fisher
dyspepsia Powders prepared only by W. FISHER Caem
is and Druggist No 81 Bleecker Of Christopher
~ Y. Sold IN boxer, at % cents
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NEW and DIRECT ROIrTE 10 NIAGARA

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA
~ FALLS-RoCHESTER, LOCKPORr and NIAGA.
IA FALLS RAILROAD-CHsscE os TtSs.-on snd
after MONDAY SEPT y, 1882 PASSENGER trains will run -
f0lews: GOING WEST
la uan-Wsy Express. leaves Rochester Of 4
ID rsir-Mal. Rochester sf Pm
Sd rain-Wty Express leaves Roesestsrs s6i N
RETURNING.
LIST rain-Wsy Express leaves Niagara Falls a Joan
d trsin-MCl. esvts Niagara Falls o. loSo An
Sd train-Wsy Express .leeVes Nssssa Fails $50 PM
Arriyips a. Rochester At les AN, ppm aud 15s PM
connecting 10th az Rochester with TIE regular usse
or The Albany ard Rochester Railroads Sunday ssh
vay-esye Rochester az NJ ard Nzsara Falls k0P.M
Fare f-prn Rochester TO N,sgars Falls ~ %
Pa,.engers 70 Niagara Fails viii tsse the cars ca the
North s:de OF the Rochester depot.
Tickets arc sold Rochester ST The ticket once IN the
depot. WARREN COLBURN, superintendent
Rochester, Sept. ~. 1882
TREAT REDUCTION in RATES OF FAKE
" 70 BOSTON via FALL RlNER-By steamers IN.
FIRE STATE and BAY STATE <l 20 cabin fare. and VI
deck TO Boston; 81 cabin Newport Fall River and Prov
oepcs ami IS ers deck For further inOEustoa apply
besfd, or to TlSDALE BORDEN. 20 and II Vests
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- ul'.Nii ..NT l4'NiI.."ss." II
sSnIp' s NS r w S1gRGD' W.m Power a
,n,hony Ge.,heid 1bom,s BOYD Richard ; Nissan.
.dwatd Dcated R,haid h Hoffman, John c. Chee.man,
o.,rb N sinh W,11rl Parker Robert Watts
chm wa,sor Marvin Fame. Edvard G Ludlow,
lcnry u huxley John A SWEET Ffs L. Johnston.
; A st.,. ] p Ratche'd,r Thomas VI. Markoe.
had NJ Has,ead Eduard l. Bradle, Jackson Bottom
o ,,i' io,e war; VIM IL maxwell, John d. Ru-.
Ohm - s,,,. r. Bedep : T. Hubbard.
NJ n Nan nuren Vim H. Mscuevn Benz. W. MecreAdy.
I'm uuho,- John Me;cau Alexander Elder,
!. NJ cisrsnan. SIMEON A6rShsms, a / White,
! c Ts.Io,. Inac c Taylur = b Warner
Nm. }. johnson, Ndi~mS seaman, Charles y, i-ta's'
NIhom keiy Ssmrei +. While Aonzo Cakins,
Seson Sirir W Edw Vermiyc, Edward Gary,
|. }. Keiagues NJ Bluucuiha, 7 L guernsey,
, s1sS u ~ AIM ~ HepIy Church. MORN. leo Wolf
M,C.n,sv n I HorsGeid. Jan-s l. Phelps,
sart,n Nelu,uec Joseph Moo''ef' Is IL. n-nSi
Asa ii Bel, Truman Nichols n n "A S sa,hs,A
: vh'En' y,s"s Schol. ; Couant Fos,er,
cSa II Van S,oc, VIM b raltn'on' Jeaa j. cI p"
cha / r.ut James HysoP, james y. lohd'
! w. S,r.. ' iSwrcrce rroadcO,, MOO H,rdenbOrsh.
- - S-,h 4 J. Jenkms, john Bishop,
\ 4 iatmore, J. J. Ioneh'f r iI, -
|. re N','', 80 a. Pcrkns (.coree V NeNcomb
" 80 -, Tbmas = Cob Ebcueter Stooef,
; A. Hunter, William hys'OP. A A 49, Z, p'e'A
dSa "a l',e'' ), H,r ~ Edward vandrrp,ol
N n '''A'H'''' u p iIstoa. Hey W N.chol.,
, = 80. U.rvev NJ smith J \ Hi=ted.
hare. N,,iian, , * Le1m4rs, p','d E Sa.'S,
'vru- Ncei~ Mm. l. Hatnan, A. fein'Hh
. 4, hits hrntN SEM st''' ~ 49,
a C,.WrN A.fca lullcll u. Z. Cole,
= A ReseumuNer. VI. Aschentruuncr, J. W. q. Clements,
Nm , O-terr Nm. L John.on. II q Ghoup
: ". H. ny. John Hinton John Shsnks.
| X Thu.I~. {. II. Marley, J. Ssge kl0osrne
y nje {. icru- L. W. Calsus J r. hNo~
.,offt Lowell WA. W. DIV ight, ,. 4. Gsrr>h,
II Frrl J. L Beales, joan q. Adams,
-, G,,rrA,1 Carbon Rucs y G. t4.vr-idss.
- a T.v,.r3r, (;eS,rrc Woodward john ". Cor~,n.
4 I'm u III ~ Jamr. Il, Wood GcOrsc " Miner,
sIcd ln,y. ). IL Nefte, benl n hoeen'
.sse Gyc,fe J. W. Seighf q. Ne~ccgnh.
~ o. 49,, sa.l Th-C-k morton. John NJ Goagh,
wong W. I've. SteI hen Wood. Sea- Lps,Ae'
I. MOT A. W. tosers, joan hie''
! GU b.. K Rr cher, J. n HOBART baFgr
4 q O.r,k,rhos e. r. Gilman Henry : Doves
L., 4 No "A " Thsytr. 4. l. p. Hdon.
"A $50 X Cgaea poremns !. Il. Iswrence.
= h.,vrea nan ~ Weeks Brown.
- a I,,.r. w Won RIOTS Aug h. Gagjn~r
. Tholbarn Gtbs Nul { Roberts. james Ro,ke
Dr.. ksTYgc,ht = W EeDetei, p =. b'nnig'
Dsva lic,v james baNes b. Fordyce BSEser,
Is 7. Camnar
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-tall Ar
Il rangement. Through Fares all Trains between
Newly orb and Albany 81 3d. Trans leave Chads 81.
daily Sundays excepted) for Albany and Troy
Express Train 4. W. through IN hours, connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal O'Clock same
evening.
Mail Train A. M--ThroUsh Way Trains | and r NJ.
Express Train 6 7. Mathematician ran7SOP. NJ.
For Peel skill at 7 A. M 7. NJ. and 6.l5 T. NJ.
For Poseepsie At 80 4. NJ and $50 2. NJ stopping NJ
all Way Statons-Suudsy Mail Train p. NJ from Canal
taken at Chanber Canal Christopher Ith
and Slst-sts GEO STARK, Superintendent.
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vTHE FLORENCE and KEYPORT COM.


Il PANY-A meeting Of the Stockholders will be held
at Keyport TUESDAY, the 9Th November next, when
statement will be made Of the prospects and condition VI
the Company
Boat Will be provided for the purpose and land at the
dock build ma the property. .
Persons desTousof examining the place VIII be furnished
with tickets for the by applying At ONCE NO Il
HaDoyerst.
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NrFW.HAYEN and NEMLONDON RAIL.

I4h
~ ROtD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT--0a and
AFTER WEDNESDAY. Aus. 10, 1872 Train. VIII run fol-
lows
Leave New Haven az : 20 \. NJ Accommodation Train
far wLoEdon stopping az al stations ID 4 NJ, Ii
prsss Train f0T GUfurd Connecticut RIVER Lyme aud
New-London. connecting with the steamboat aud ralroad
hines Stonir gton, Providence and Newport 90 NJ
Train for New London, stopping st all ss
tons.
Leave New London at $50 A. ~ Accommodation Tran
for New Haven stopping e all ststlons lOi9 \ VI, TX,
pres Tram for Lyme, Connecticut River, Guord and
New Haven leaving Newport Providence and
Stonugton II the morning, on arriving IL New'Londou
take this train for NewYoEk $50 NJ Accommodation
Trsin for NewHaven. stopping a al Stations
The II IS NJ Express Tram leaves New Haven ne
arrival OF the S A. VI. Express Train from New York
The SIS p NJ Accommodation rrsin leaves New-ilavsn
TIE arrival OF the $50 7. NJ Express Tram from New
York.
The Trains leaving NewLondon at $50 4. W ard 1910
4 NJ connect a. New Haven with New-fork Trans az
9S5 A. Nj. and lis p NJ.
Passengers by the $50 F. NJ Train from NewLondon
take the Express Trains a; NcwAyeu for Hartford aud
SurinsfeId for New-l ork. the same evening
RICHARD y. DOWD, Sgp't
New Haven. August Il, 1882
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NOR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND
Tor REPORT and FORT HAMILTON

Il Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Murrsy-st PEI,
daily a; P NJ. Returning lesNes KeyPort al A N,
(Sunasys eIceptsd)
KENFORT DIRECT-Stesrer JOHN HART leaves
bmuyf. ~ a A NJ Sundays and Mondays eIcspted)
Returnns raves keypOrt, daily Saturdays and Sundays
e1cePted,l q p. NJ
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COR AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New.York

Il and Canada Dispatch Line-The beautiful A clipper
packet-slip BO1HNIA, James 4. Az ", Commander
1000 uns burden and only 81 years Old VIII san Tor the
above port about the 18th Of November This splendid ship
having made one very successful voyage to California and
trade, persons engaging Lay expect very short
her between decks very high and thoroughly ventasd
and fitted up with State Rooms for the cOmiOr of families
single persons. An experienced surgeon VIII accompany
the ship, with other proper attendants All persons about
taking usage respectfully invited TO examine for the
selves before engaging elsewhere board, Pier D. Fest
River, or to BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos. 1863 and lie
South-st, y. Y
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Ale0iral.

4 REMARKABLE CASE Of SCROFUI.A
"a CURED by HOLL0WAl'S OINTMENT And
llLLS.-The OF Mr.. AhdAy. No 80 uish.st Chei-
enlam. when years old. acted with scroiu a in the
neck and the disease increased tesrfy in Soar
wears be had ulcers his body. besiss tanos BE-
tween the eyes The b,s medical treatment Afforded ham
relief the blood being corrupt thai II considered
impossible 10 subdue ie disease. AZ tina cnss Holloways
Pits snd Ointment resoTtcd aud with great sas-
cess for months the boy soundy cured by their
use and be has continued well for the last three years
Sold BY all vendors OF medicines ID tie United states
pots and boxes 81 cents say aud 81 80 each and
wholesale BY the principal drug houses in the United States
ard by Messrs A g. ~ ID. SANDS, Newlork, and by the
proprietor No. ~ Strand London
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NJ EW-1ORk and ERIE RAlLROAD.-
~ Trims leave piertoot of Duane-st. as follows;
EXPRESS TRAIN At An. for Duukirk connecting with
steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe. and railroads 10 Cincinnati ard Chicago.
Mail TRAIN at An for all stations
WAY TRAIN az 8 80 PM VIZ Permont, Tor Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN A. PM, for DunNTk connect.
ing with steamboat Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train tor Chicago.
EMICRANT TRAIN az > Pm. va Plermont
CHAS. MINOT Superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of JESSE G..
SMITH Esq Surrogate the County Kings notice hereby
svsn according law all persons having ssainst sOo
NON COsKLIS late Of the CITY Of Brooklyn decreased that bsy
ar. required EXHIBIT he with the hers Thereof 10 mo
subcrbsr WARREN sNEDES Al ks resdence No 70 John
Brooklyn, before the 18th day u sOvem
t.r asxt-Dasd Nay 10, lsJl
CATHARINE T. COEkLIE/
DAVID b. BAfLIs, Administration.
s. WARkEN sSEDEf, } myil iasonIs
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CHEAP TRAVELLING VERY LOW
\ FARE BY THE STONINGTON LINE.-ro Bos,on
cabin 81 o. deck 81 To Providence. cabin 81. deck Is
cfs Daily AZ 5P NJ from Pier SO 2Norh RIVER by steam.
ers e. VANDERBILT snd COMMODORE. For further
apply tine Office OF the Company, No 10 Bat.
tery-place.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. of NEW
- JERSEY -Through from New-York 20 Esston, Pa in
-Four Hours commencing Aagust2 Leave Pier No North
River per steamer RED JACKET for Easton aud inter
meryile at Pm. Returning leave Phhpsburs Opposite
Easton) at S and 1880 AN and SIS PM
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Clothing, &r.
Hlillinrrr,

MISS y. A. GARDNER, importer OF French
I'VE BOInets Caps aud Flower No 100 Broadway, n y
and no. lJal C0lgress-st. savannah. Ga. - -
Nliss 5 A. conn, Drrssm9ker Psrls Fashions- No ~
Broadway.
ITO the LADIES.-Our Fall Style Ladies
Il Bolaets OF drab iet black and cTab beaver are now
ready for der iuFpecon made from the b, socs n iar
ket Also large and beautiful stock OF Boys and Chill
dIens sivoT and drab Felt Hats and Caps with pa;-
term Of black and drsb Fur Hats for Boz and ses PLAIN
AID embroidered cloth Caps Of every color Of the latest
Pans fashions. at MOSARQUES old establishment, No
20 Bovery.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for
~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No North , RIVER foot
of Battery.p place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER.-Two
lines daily Morning Line leaves at An Afternoon Ex
press Line at PM; through Philadelphia IN 4! hours
Fare let class cars g ID class line by NJ, only -
Returning leave Phedephi from foot OF Walnutst at
A NJ, and Pm. EmiRant Line by steamboat ATLAS,
FINN Pier No 1 at 4 z II Eare q %.
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CLIPPER LINE Tor AUSTRALIA-The

y magnificent chip SACSUSA VIII al Tor PoH PnIp
the LET November For freight passage. having heau-
full light and airy eccommoda ions apply board Pier No
10 L. r., or 10 W. DUGAN. No. - Front-st. RUS
SELL L NORTON, No 81 Oidsip.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse e.
smh Esd OF the County Of kns Douee hereby
gwen according all rfsons having csas against HENRY
JURGEss Of the late village NOV Cy Of Whsnsbursh DE-
required exhibit the with the vouchers
Thereof -ub-ober- JOHN ~ cOHDks 81 his store No az
the City q New York before the Ith DAY Of No
,emter neIt-Dated May II, lsa2 -
myl3 iau6nThs JOHN ~ CORDEs
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CRFAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

NREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, At CRANBUCK'S, No.
S5G GIand-st condd door OF ESsexst, New lOrk
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SFORE.-The
families about pure asng respectfully invited
10 the and beautiful assortment OF Beds, Mattresses,
Paasses Bedstead Cots, &C, all OF which have been
purchase low cash Prices and will be sold al such prces
as 10 make II nduceinent oil 10 call and examine the
above stock previous making their purchases Goods sent
10 any part OF the city, Brooklyn and Wamsburgh free OF
carriage Old Beds Mattresses renovated and made over
w. CRAWBUCK, No S5s Grani-st-
"a door east OF Essexst
CHOW CASES! SHOW CASES A large
~ assortment OF superior Cases Of every description
ton constantly hand, made 10 order of silver rose
wood mahogany black walnut &c and warranted equal 70
the any the Union b. X. PEBBLES, No. l2i Grandt
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sure
gate the County Of New York, hereby all
claims against HENRY TRACY late Of the City
deceased present with the vouctsrs thereof
o. subscriber his Office No ~ Beaver the City - New
before the nurh day ID De embef nert-Dasd New
idk, June I, ls52.
lel lawtmfuE tHAHDEs TRACY, Adminsfstor.
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pUTLER's HERNIAL PAD.-Since the

RUTLER's HERNlAL PAD.-Since the
~ DAYS OF Dr. Hull thls IS the only Truss Pad tor which
patent has been granted relative 70 the surface placed
next 10 the abdomen BY It's use pressure 70 thrown upon
the entire length Of the canals through which the hernia or
rupture protrudes and thus speedily effects radical cure
Office No. Nesey-st opposite St Pauls Church female
in daily attendance wait upon ladies ptero tbonna
supporters Spinal and Shoulder Braces, carefully lifted
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA-Dr.
~ HOUGHrONS Pepsn Gastric Juice, prepared
from rennet The natural remedy for this distressing
plant Agents J. BALL Co, No loo Nssssa-st
/ ACK Boards and ALI. WITHOUT
4 HAIR, buy one bottle of GRAHAMS Onguent aud
will force the Beard and Hair glossy and
thick without injury stain 20 the hcsh, beirg perfectly
harmless 81 per bottle sent 20 any part of tile country
X. g. GRAHAM, No. 49, Ann-st-
MONEY SANED-A WARRANTED AR
N1 TCLE.ln offering persons suffering from Chronic
Rheumatism Ccc, by nteTy, Pains M the Limbs BACK
Chest Headache Old Sores, Cuts, Burns, &c- Dr. To-
BIAS Venetian Lnnent they need not fear purchasing u,
their money Will be returned IT, using according 10
directions, II does not relief Thousands have certified
10 ITS palnreheVlng properties IL Is internal well
AL external remedy, and II Is warranted harmless
No family should be without 1t II they have children Mu
Is aeeLaln remedy for the Group, aud IL warranted to
cure Cholera II taken when iTst attacked.
Dr. TOBIAS expressly wishes t understood that any per
son using his Lnlmen without obtaining reei can have
their money returned
Price IS and 50 Depot No $40 Greenwichst,
New-York
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/ A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
~ in Drugs Medicines Chemicals DYE stnis and Faro
pean Leochos Soda Water and Syrups No 20 Elm corner
MsnoholteTst- Manchester, y. II.
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UEORGE BREESE. Bread and Muffin Ba.

ber No ~ Crosbyst begs 10 inform the nb.stsntso Of
HewYsrk nd ts vicinity, that be made such arrange
reuts in his establishment whereby he VIII b. able supply
ali n,rs NJ the city With all kinds the best Bread Mullins
md Crumpe,s All orders left the above number Will Be
puneuny atiendedio Hot Mullins from the from
10 10 A. u.