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TRAVELS In ABYSINIA.

ConcludeuJ
We broke off last week at portion of the
manuscript which stated that M. d'Hsricourt
was about to participate in grand dinner
given in his honor by the King.
His Majesty presided at the feast, but did
not partake of it, it being rule Of etiquette
that he should never eat in public. Seated
in an alcove, surrounded by his officers, he
looked at what was going on and chatted
Familiarity with those persons near him,
amusing himself at intervals with his buttoon.
The repast was served on two large tables of
Osier work, placed transversely against each
other
Six or eight enormous vases filed with
meats were spread along the tables, and
large piles of pancakes made of wheaten and
rye fouer were interspersed between the Vo-
ses The viands were principally small pieces
of beef covered with thick sauce prepared
with pimento reduced to powder, and oflegs
of mutton These meats were very little
cooked, and an enormous quarter fraw beef,
the flesh of which still palpitated, was the
most called for, and devoured with the great
est zest by the guests. The Abysinians new
er drink water at their meals. The only
drink that appears on the table is hydromel,
anvexcellent beverage, which efferveses like
Champagne At the royal table the superior
guests drank from small glass vases, and
those of lower rank from horn cups. The
bare earth which surrounds every Ethiopian
hut is on these occasions thickly shrewn with
sweet scented herbs upon which the guests
sit cross-legged after the fashions Of the
Turks. The dishes were brought in by fe-
male slaves belonging to the King, who pre-
sented them to men who were appointed to
distribute them among the guests. Each
guest placed before him one Of the pancakes
which served him for aplate. The meat was
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HOYTs COLUMBIAN IMMINENT.
A FTER YEARS OF TRIAL IN SOME OF

IA the worst cases record, this invaluable a.
and purely vegetable compound, has attained 1S-%
popularity second to none in cases of Rheuma- 49,
sm sprains, Bruises, Swellngs Burns, Sores, Tooth
ACHE Headache Sore Throat Cramps Fever Sores Frost
cd Feet Ring Worms Barbers Itch Vomiting, Diarrhes
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Restlessness at Night, SO. It
moves Dandru promotes the growth and prevents the
falling out Of the Hair.
On Horses it has been successful beyond parallel
Strains Bruises Sore Breast Neck and Back Scratches
Windgals, Belly Ache, Ringbone and Spavins in their
early stages.
Testimony from the best judges Of Horsefesh in the
world has been voluntarily gven all admitting It to be
the best and cheapest made Many OF our rao
tca veterinary give it their hearty approval
well stage propretors, livery stable Keepers, cart
men, milkmen and horse dealers and owners generally
For certificates of remarkable cures read the circulars
READ The following is from the Oldest and largest
stage proprietors in the world They keep nearly 400
horses and nee this Liniment exclusively:
NEW YORK, October 8, 1848
Having used Hoyt's Columbian Linment in stables
for years past and found it most excellent and
speedy remedy many complaints incidental to horses
hereby recommend its general use in of CUTS
bruises strains sores, chafcs swengs and many other
complaints not herein mentioned The public rely
upon this remedy be all that is claimed for it by the
proprietor. K1PP BROWN.
Sold in extra large bottles at % 30 cents Agencies
st 1872 Broadway 23 and 1853 Bowery; l35 Chatham st;
AZ and $40 Grand 80 Fulton st. III Houston ST. 5S7
Hudson st; 2O5 and III Third Avenue and First Ave-
nue. Brooklyn-l76 and2l6 Fulton st;
VI 3m* MANDATORY, 2SO Ninth Avenue.
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ARRIVAL OF
-LaLLIs-N fl-LI VI
[ POPANK AT NEW WORK.

DR. G. W. ROBACK, AT NEW YORK
The celebrated DR.. c. W. Roback, from Sweden,
Professor Of Astrology Astronomy. Phrenology and
Geomancy having just arrived from Philadelphia where
he has with the most extraordinary for the
asst four years. offers his services to the citizens of
New York and it's vicinity. G. W. Roback, being the
seventh Of the seventh and having made Astro
ogy his exclusive study since the eay age of fifteen
wears enjoys advantages derived from travelling and
faction that possessed by in this country in
Europe and being gifted by nature, and having cult
waited those blessed gifts he is prepared to adopt them to
the following and the immediate contamination of
the following Topics He be consulted with at his
Office By letter. pre- paid and he is prepared to make
OF his power any Of the following opiesBusness
Of all descriptions travelling by land c0urtshps
atng in Stocks merchandise real estate the
of legaces in dspute the purchasing Of tickets and
safety Of ships He also has had the honor of
receiving certificate from the Honorable c. John Ber-
nadotte formerly King Of Sweden which it will give him
great pleasure in showing to those who favor him with
CALI he also offers his services respecting health wealth.
and marriage, love affairs, journeys lawsuits difficulty
business fraud sickness and DEATH past present, and
future events and all the Of life and invites all
to call who afflicted corporally mentally. Terms
Ladies 80 cents. Gentlemen 81. Natiyties calculated
read in full according to the oracles and masculine
signs ladies S gentlemen 81 50 Natyities calculated
men $3 in full So Persons at distance have their
atviee drawn by sending the date of the day of their
birth All letters containing the above fee will receive
Immediate attention. and natvities will be sent to any
mart of the United States written durable paper All
letters on any of the above TOPICS post paid will be
snewered gratis His office is at White street, two
blocks below Broadway J25 Bins
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CRIMINAL RECORDS.
brutal Murder Of a wife,

The London Dispatch, of the 22d ult., gives
detailed account Of the murder of woman by
the name of Eliza Styles, by her husband, a
hostler named William Styles. The details are
revolving in the extreme. The following is a
condensed account of the particulars of this
cruel transaction. Officer Hampson gave the
following testimony before the magistrate, Mr..
Broughton; &c On Sunday morning at q quarter
past 2, the prisoner came up to me in Salisbury
street, Lisson grove. l said to him, Do you
want me p He replied, Policeman, wish you
to go with me up here into the news, for my
wife is dead, and she is cold, with blood all over
her. l asked her when he had seen her last
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LIGHT READING.

Mrs. Smithers says that the person who
has not been a grandmother, knows nothing of
the anxieties of this life. 1t is bad enough to
have a drunken husband, but when you come to
compare that af1iction with two generations of
Group, whooping cough, measles prickly heat,
and hive syrup, you elevate sprained ancle to
th4 dignity of broken leg, and class tooth-aches
with "apple-plexy."
When a man nowadays wishes to COM
municate the intelligence that daughter has
been added to his family, he says that his do
nestle affairs have reached cry SIS.
We clip the following from a Dublin
paper g To let to small, genteel family, with
out pigs, three story basement. Apply to F.
Mcclure, feminist the brewery" A three story
basement is certainly a curiosity.
C Sonny, who is your father 2' Mr..
Jenkins" "What JenkinsP' =" The Jenkins
what kicked you yesterday for 'sassing' our SER
want girl" 1t is unnecessary to say that the ex-
animation stopped here.
The difference between man and ba-
by is this-the former is always putting his hand
in hot water, and the latter ''his foot"
Russell was recently singing "The Gam
bler's Wife" in an English town, and having
uttered the words
''Husb, he comes not yet,
The clock strikes one"
He struck the key to initiate the sudden knell of
the departed hour, when a respectable, well
dressed woman calculated, to the amusement of
everybody" Wouldn't l have fetched him. -
All Of Mrs. Caudle's lectures concentrated in one
little sentence.
Abraham, my pet, where is your faith
erl'' ''Don't know mother; but gus IS he's gone
over to Deacon Dilberry's pasture after lis black
sheep, kase [ seed Wilder Higgins goin' over
that way" That boy got licking before
breakfast, next morning.
Some poetaster wrote the following for
the Hartford Re0jeao: Long is the morn that
brings no eve tall is the corn, that no cobs
leaves blue is the sky that never looks yeler !;
hard is the apple that never grows meller but
longer, and bluer, and harder, and tall, is my
own lady love-my adorable Poll. p. S.-The
author has since died in great agony.
The following, from a correspondent, is
not quite original: The sun it riz, the wind went
whiz, the river friz. First it blew, then it snew,
tbenit thew. Next it mizzled, then it drizzled,
! then it fzzled.
"SAMBo, why am de pen dat Gen. Scott
write wild, like ribber in Maine % g Well,
Ginger, drops the subject" Well, den, told
you why it am. Because it am the Pe9I-ob- Scott.
! (Penobscot.) "Catch me by de wul, Ginger, Pm
gwin to drap"
HEzEKIAH says that if his landlady
kneao beams, she wouldn't buy the article called
"burnt and ground coffee"
A GAME climber in New Holland is said
to be kangaroo stuffed with chips.
AN apprentice that gives @ sass to an
employer who wears double-soed boots, is set
down as a youth most likely to rlse
THE following is now being debated be-
fore the Tilletudlem Lyceum 6 What causes a
girl the most pleasure-to hear herself praised OF
another gal run down
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cuTANEoUs AND INwARp

HtANCER.-A NEW AND WONDERFUL
discovery been made in Faurot Vegetable Cancer
Eradicator by which the disease can be cured
and en- rey eradicated from the system. without any
fear of relapse No surgical operation nscessarcases
teed and attended to by competent person, if
the patient resides the city vicinity and should
qure the medicine be obtained of the ubscri-
her Small packages $5: large $l0
Also FAUROTS CANCER SYRUP, for the cure Of
Inward Cancer, Scrofaa, Syphilis and Scorbutc dis
eases likewise for all impurities Of the blood. II is
be entirely free from mercury any mine
raj substance and composed entirely OF vegetable
tracts. Price 81.
HoPEwELI, Ontario Co., May IL, 1851.
DEAR SIRI take great pleasure in giving you the ta
vorable result Of your Cancer Eradicator Ny wife
was affected for number Of years with cancer in the
breast. Finding relief in the many remedies pre-
scrbed by physicians, had given her up hope
less Fortunately heard Of your remedy procured
and applied it according to directions. Suffice to
she was radically cured very few weeks. We cheer
fully recommend all similarly affected to procure it, fully
believing it has the power and virtue to the disease
Yours very respectfully,
ABRAM FURMAN Justice Of the Peace,
DR. FAurot and SALLY FURMAN.
II nc IT Am. nj
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sor,oMoN 8. REILLY.

ENAhIPHENE AND LAMP MANUFACIU-
' rer IS5 CANAL ST., corner of Laight; l6l Green
wich st. corner Courtlandt 28 Canal st. near hudson
Camhens Disery corner sth ag9nne sRe
Candeabras Lamps for Oil, Camphene, ana bqB5Dng Bg
Fluid; Pure Sperm, Solar and Lard OIL Camphene eLn
ing Fluid, Alcohol Spirts Of Turpentne az WhoiesAe
and retail Ordara by post otherFise pronoy asseno
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CALIFORNIA GOLD.

CPECIMENS, QUARTZ AND s A n D,
y bought bv II. SOLOMON & CO., Gold and Silver
Re ners and Assaysts Sweep Smlters and cleaners Of
aa e oierais and ali known substances that contain
tbe shove metals Old gold, silver diamonds and pre-
ciou stones bought jewelers. and sweepa
80 80 - 49, Vorh II any
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

4
l. the Hulls Truss Office, No. Vesey I>--~ssWAb
street. has, during the past i've years, been V-a%N
led to alter the form Of Truss and Supporter zrs@
Pads used therein, that they might be made r
fit within the true boundaries of the thigh and pubs
snd bear directly upon the inguina canals throughout
their reach which end is attained in his new pads
bone the ospubis have not been thoroughly compressed
by the and supporter pads heretofore in and
hence matter of experience it not having been real
lied that trusses would generally the disease the
patient had quietly to bear up the unweleome
conviction at he she must the instrument du-
ring life The results from the subscribers recently
and supporter pads such warrant
through their confident hope Of restoration from
hernia and prolapsus of the uteras many of
standing having already been thoroughly
period Of time and the instruments laid aside their
being longer required.
FREDERICK NJ. 3 BUTLER
Vesey st., opposite st. Psuls Church
PS female IN attendance to wait upon ladies' Chill
dren trussed when two weeks old, and invariably cured
AU3ly$
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Vengeance and Murder.

very determined murder, nrls ng out OK a
ouarral WAS committed on tie night OF the 2lsl
~ February, in Dumierine, Seotland, one ol me
orincinsl towns ia The county Of Fife. he par
ties implicated in the quarrel wers an English
man and an lrisaman, both OF whetd were en-
nloved in tho Maleable iron Works, IN tho
reishborhood Of Dpmieriae They had quar-
relled several times and on Saturday last. which
was nav day. the quarrel resulted N fight, IN
which. according to report, the Engli9hman bad
the worst of it. ibis fight took place at an ear
" period of the evening, and the Eugiisoma..,
thirstiug for veugeance, went iaio butchers
shnn at (, subsequeut period. and ca the pre- etenco
Of reouiring to cut some meat that he had pre-
vionsv purchesed, borrowed . knife from the
butcher Armed with this formidable weapan,
he walked about the streets for several hours "a
Quest OF the lri,hmau, whcm he unfortunately
discovered in the iigh-street of Dumierline, q,
about eleven o o'clock, whom he ran up 10 MIN and
thruss the knife into his side. The lrshmau,
who was very young man, immf diateiy fell,
aod was carried into shop close a hand, where
he expired in the course Of twenty minutes. lbe
murderer made his escape oct ct the town with
out delay, but was appreheuded Ia @ wood about
fous miles from DunIecmline in the course Of the
following day, and lodged in goal.
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A poor woman says an English journal, on
the 10Th inst, named Ann Carton, aged eighty
two, died in the Westminster Hospital under the
following circumstances She had for many
years been an inmate of the Lambeth workhouse,
ana had permission of the master, Mr. Adams, 20
go with another pauper of nearly her own age to
visit some friends in the city. The poor old crea-
lures, who had seen better days. had the means
afforded them for going by the penny boat from
money, were going down the pier to the vessel,
but before Mrs. Carton had got along the incon-
venient place she fell dewn, unable to rise. She
was carried into tae waiting room, where medi-
cal ASST ,tance was sent for, and on the arrival of
a surgeon, he found that her leg was fractured,
and she was instantly sent to the Westminster
Hospital, where she had every attention, but her
advanced age batled all surgical skill, and she
expired from the effects of the injury.
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HENRY :. KELLER, NJ. ID.
CHI. GOETHE, NJ. D., 96 Chamber ct.
Jls 3mY C. ECKHARDT, NJ. D., "a Howard St., N. T.
DIR. n. c. VAN HAndBERrs

LNEMALE RENOVATING PILLS, FROM
l. GERMANY.-DR. VAN HAMBERT has used the
above Pills in his private practice the twenty-five
years, and in the Female Inrmary under his care for
the last fifteen years. with unparalleled In
cry instance the Pills proved suocessful The Pills
invariably open those INSTRUCTIONS to which females are
liable and bring into its proper channel whereby
health is restored the pale and deathy
changed to healthy one. n. B.-Theee Pills should
never ba taken by Eny female during her pregnancy
K N. GUI0N No. LIT Bowevy.
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DIR. DE LANEYs

CURATIVE INSTRUMENT FOR THEM
FAIIIBIE cure of that rsadful disease known as
harrassing and destructive,
and productive of much mischief to the sys
em incapaciatDg the man for mental and physical cx
ertion.
The Instrument ia simple, comprehensive, safe, and
NEVER FAILING, may be used without the slightest
ncon venience the knowledge OF the most intimate
friend While in not single emission can take place
there inygoratng the organs in short time to such
an extent that they regain their primitive natural pow
Err OF RETENTION, the loss Of which (caused by early
abusel Il the disease in question.
Very often this dibeaee is accompanied by Nervous
ness ProstraOn Dyspepsia, Pain in the Head and Dim
ness Vision Weakness Of the Back and Lower Extre
mites Affections of the Eyes, Impotence, Prem ature
Decline of Virtilty, Weakness Of Memory and Power
Mental Application Detection, Aversion to Society,
Tmidity, Self Distrus Love Of Solitude, &C., which in
1rmiteH Of all disappear the source is
stopped from which they emanated.
This instrument has been examined and approved by
the Medical Faculties Of Paris, London and Berlin,
and is recommended by the most prominent physicians
in America.
The price Of the complete instrument carefully
ed against all observation in box, is only So can
be sent to any address in part of the United States
Canada &c. according to order accompanied by full di
recons, and important advice to the married and sim
All applications and remittances must be directed
(poat paid the Doctor himself he having agencies
established but in London and Paris.
All unlicensed dealers manufacturers Of his
rous medical instruments, will be prosecuted and dealt
with according TO law
Address Dr.. b. DE LANEY, 81 Lispenard street, New
York City.
The undersigned certify with great pleasure that the
above instrument is not only constructed scientific
principles but that from its the happest resula may
always with condencs be anticipated there being 0i
the euro OF this complaint, NO OTHER CERTAIN REMEDY
HENRY s. KELLER, MD.
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THE CLEVELAND RIOTERS The persons
engaged in the riots at the Medical College
in Cleveland, Ohio, have been examined by a
magistrate. Patrick Mullen and William
Gustovhavens were committed, in default OF
81 800 They are charged with arson
Thomas Mckee, William Kahoe, George Gull
liver, and Michael Stevens, charged with
riot, gave bsil in the sum of $500 each.
James Nelson, James Dernear, Victor Felix,
William E. Chapman, John Grains, Robert
Wild, James Hawkins, (brother of Isabella
and Edward Quinn are bound over, and not
being able to give bail were committed. MIR.
Johnston, the father of Mrs. Judson, whose
remains were said to have been found in the
vault of the college, delivered himself up.
and gave bail in $500, to appear before
justice for examination.
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money if after trial of two AasssasS
weeks should prove satisfactory. Silver
Medal awarded for this Stove Mt the last FAR Of the
American Institute.
The public are invited to examine the principle
which the fuel is burnt in this Stove being entirely new,
by Of the best judges the best for
fuel Of any Stove in A few Of the many I'M
provements are here set forth.
st They have crate in the bottom the coal resting
upon solid surface. No cold air is admitted to deaden
3D. The air is heated before it reaches tho FIRE by pass
ing through hot air chamber, consequently the coal n
sll consumed.
3D. 1t is air tight and SO constructed that it
rakng. 1t is free from dust and can escape into
the room.
e4h 1t economioathe application Of the heated air
raking, complete combustion Of the coal, prin
cipe never before obtainedin stoves.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
St. Thomas Hall, Flushing March, lo4g To H. Wood;
The stove is excellent one and gives great salts
faction The fire does out for six eight weeks
together and with very little need not out during
the W. il. GLIDER.
Extract Of a letter from Mr. Robert Cofn of Hudson,
N YThe principle Of the Stove certainly approve
experience has shown that heating the air before it
into the fire chamber is correct nsures uni
''''-- - % RespectfSiiy ROBERT COFFIN.
have used during the last three winters, of L.
Woods Air Tight Cylinder Stoves, which has tight bot
tom upon which the coal rests instead Of CRATE con-
It of the best used, for Of fuel
cleanliness and comfort and appears to fulfil all that
could be expected for the purposes designed. go
We the undersigned. concur with Mr.. H. Williams,
having used the above Stove to its advantages set
forth Cartwright los South street, g. j. Cornell l4s
Hudson street; Benedict Bradley Co., 2b Pearl street,
G. Eytings IS Pearl street; T. Garrck rs Chatham st
George Seely Pearl Street House. n. Y.
l.. WOOD, Inventor and Patentee-
9Th Streets Williamsburg, and No. 2a Water street. NY
.oc26 IF
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GYoW,s MAGNpTTc POwDnK,
,TIr.T.RRRiG

WROUGHT IRON PICKET FENGh1dds NsuI11dds
w entirely new Article of beautiful ana Vi's
signs suitable for Sysllnss Is St2rSsH RM HOUSES
qnd all places requiring IRON RAILlNo cheappess'
TOR to wire railing for strength beauty anu and m
Iqq an be attached to wood as well as ron Pnes
oIIput up without the aid of an iron Wol Re seen
az N 80 cents to SO per foot. Specimens can can
eoe Mandatory, "A Trinity Place. new h"A u sn'
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TIE TIME HAS COME,
rTrrT7hr Arr INTp17ACEc OE THE RTOOD


w can be cured bu taxing DR.. hESEy N s5AifsaAl
POTTER'S Compound Extract OF ssS6l5a
CHIfAPHILA Every taint Of tsActs 4ssAAHHti
ayster is removed speedily .ts3~sy a ~ s&sN
than by any other preparation 49, sosNss&N
known to man This may be lS4Es5 4.s$ssSN
sidered large statement, but It is
true can prove it by more than getsa4s9 sS3l
FIVE hundred living witnessed but ta99- 1sscleFtl
have still stronger proof thanthat hEets %, sEl
If any persons afflicted with Scrof- li%
ula or Rheumatism, either acute Sc S,iessrSl
or chronic, any Of those com 3agg99es Hi
plants caused by distinctions or ~ s. fNS%i
an unhealthy state of the blood, = tsls5,l
will try my Compound they will HHaz ssS aNT1sHl
find what have said TO be true, 8yis9s s&asts#l
word for word, if not, it costs you lkaSM M
nothing for / warrant a cure in ev- y ,teN M
cry instance when taken according yIt,teTtS lNND
to directions 73
Manufactured in Birmingham, N gA set,
]. A. POTTER co. @lfs
For sale by lgs$ti spytl " elAkM
Rutgers Pharmacy, 2f Division ls2rH1'aeeas1a'fHap
street.
Hail. Ruokel Co., 220 Greenwich ST.
Lucas Parsons, $50 Division St.
R Richards Al Division st., n. Y. And hY
Thomas J. Hayes SO Atlantic ST. Mrs. Ii. Hayes. l76
Fulton st., Brooklyn. And by
NJ Is. Emmett, Newark Avenue, Jersey City, N. J:
Wholesale and Retail by
Chas Ring 1872 Broadway F29 smS
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN BALTIMORE
James White, residing in Maiden Lane, near
East st., returned to his home drunk at
o'clock on the morning of the 9th inst. He
Immediately commenced beating his two chill
dren, girl of IA and boy Of 8 years Of
age. He afterward seized razor, cut both
their throats and his own and set fire to the
house. The fremen we're soon on the spot
and extinguished the flames, when the bodies
of all three were found, considerably charr-
ed by the fire, and their throats cut from ear
to ear. The skulls of the children were bro
ken, as if with an axe. His wife fled from
the house on the previous evening on account
of his drunken violence, having no fear for
the safety of her children, to whom ne was
ALWAYS kind