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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

90 away from home, stay four weeks, use
N bottle OF GRAHAM'S Onguent come back, aud your
friends won't know you Why Because in that time your
heard nustache will h forced without injury to
skin by using tins wonderful compound Price 81 bot
tie, s,nt any par; OF the country.
Il. O. GRAHAM, isf Ann-st
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
VI BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, at CRAWBUCk'S, No
$50 Crnnd-st condo door cast OF EsseX-st wIork-
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE.-TAe
attention families about purchasing respectfully invited
the and beautiful assortment OF Beds Mattresses
Pa,eFses Etds;eads, Cots, &C. all OF which have been
purchased cash prcs and viii be sold such prices
as 20 make inducenent for all TO call and examine the
above stock previous making their purchases Goods sent
10 any part Of the city Brooklyn and Wiamsburgh IRE OF
GARAGE Old Beds Mattresses renovated and made
W. CRAWBUCK, No. $50 Grsnd-st,
~ door OF EsseX-st.
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itatrbrs, 1ewelrp, &e.

WATCHES and JEWELRY-SQU1RE&
w BROTHER Nos N Fulton-st and l82 Bowery, would
c. the attention Of their friends and customers
visiting the city, II they are IN want OF hne Gold
Watch such as Beesey Tobias Cooper Taylor and other
celebrated makers; Silver Ware such Forks Spoons
Tea.sets or Gold Jewelry, &C. that now prepared
better then ever 70 cell the goods, the
most reasonable terms Our stock large and wei skeced
20 regards taste oheapness and durability Our mode oil
doing business is buy and sell for cash. and goods war
rented as represented Your custom is most cordially soil
cited.
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PECULIAR MAIL LINE, via stonington,

H tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDfORD
and TAUSTON-The steamers e. VANDERBILT and
COhMODoRE, OF this hne Row rezulary as hereto
fore alternately leaving ler No North River trst wharf
above Battery pace SAiy, Sundays excepted a. p NJ
ard StoniUEt0n AZ o'clock p NJ or on srrival of mail
q ain which leaves Boston a; T. VI
Tie steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Nevsuort
daily EXCEPT Sundays, az r. b. New-Bri5ri and Txuu
p1sscL-fTs proceed immediately the arrival the
rucil tain q; Mansfield.
Fox freight or rassae apply TIE oee No 10 Battery
phce. or ou toS-c hi tcais.
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pEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In-
,EuE pEOpLE,s FIRE INSURANCE

TNHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
i COMPANY &C the CITY of NEW-YORK, estlb-
Efhed in 1851 at No l73 Csnast; Branch Office No -
Broadtv next corner Of Wsst opposite TRINITY Church
Insure buildings. Merchandise Household Furniture
Vefres in Port and their CarsOes &C. against loss or dam
age By fire. JEREMIAH IERhELL ITeeiaeHI
MosTs g. LEONARD. Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDlSG, Surveyor.
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and ERIE. and ELMIRA ard

~ CANANDAIGUA RAlLROADS.-Trains leave Pier
foot Cf DulLc-et. rs fo,ows;
D.Y TxrRrss-At6 AN. for ClnanaAigua Rochester and
Niagara Fa arriving the above nairea places the same
evening Mail Trans leave al An stopping over matt
q EIEIsa-
NIGRr ExTErss-Lesves II PM arriving AZ CAnsnds-
gus al 10 morning, il tine TO take the q train Tor
Rochcsfer. Bsf.,o and Niagara F4l.s.
tbs the quickest cheapest aud most comfortable route
10 N,.fs an New.YCrk and Canada West
" e. LATHAM SUIT. {. and L. X. X
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

te the County lok hereby syen 10 all per
having claims agans, WILLIAM WILLS late OF the Cy
deceased peri the with voucher. thereof To
tlo subscriber at the oae william Bloomfield Esa No % Mas
the City Ol New York before the yih day Of April
ne,t-Dat,d. New-Y0rk, The % day Of October le'1
% law0uluA AHELIA WILLS Execatnt, &c.
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Diano-fortes.

DRADBURY's BOSTON AMI NETWORK
ID PIANO WARF-ROONS, No. 40 Broadway three
door, above CsnGF Assorted Pianos, OF approved MAKE
with ard without the Ecian, as cheap rs eewhes. ".o'
,srSed 10. T.. q. BRADBURY.
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NrEW.UAVEN and NEWL LONDON RAIL-

NEN-HANEN AMI NfW-LONibDN KALI
~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENr.-On and
after EDNESDAN, Aug lS 49, Trains III run as to4-
Leave New Haven at $50 \. VI. Accommodation Trln
for NewLondon stopping az al stations 10 A. NJ TX,
rress Trsin fer GuiOrd Connecticut RIVER Lyme and
New-Lordcr connecting with The steamboat and railroad
lines for Stonnrton Providence and Newport 90 L VI,
Accomc Gsticn Train toG LoGdou stopping a. all STA
-
for New Haven stopping a. al stations lHiV \ NJ tx.
press Tram for Lyme Connecticut River Guilors and
New Haven ;Psssengcrs leaving Newport Providence aud
Stoniugton the morning, arriving e London,
take tbs train for New YORK. $50 2. NJ Accommodation
1ran tor Ne'v-Haveu, stopping e. III stations.
The il25 4 ". Express Tram leaves NewHaven on the
arrival OF the 4 NJ. Express Train from Ncw-lork.
The 6S5 Z. NJ Accommodation Train leaves New Haven
the arrival CT the $50 NJ. Express Train from New
York
The Trains leaving New-London at ESQ \ " and 10 20
A. NJ, E. New Haven with New-York Trains at
9S5 4. N. ara lis Y. NJ
take the Express Trains at NewHavon for Hartford and
Springfield, ;or New-ioTk. ,he same evening.
New-Haven August II, is52.
NEW ROUTE.-RUTLAND t. TROY, via
~ BENNTNGTON.-Opeungo ~ the WESTERN YER
MONT and TROY srd BOSTON RAILROADS making
the Line complete from MONTREAL ~ NEWBORN,
and the only route carrying the Through Mail and Express
between Ntw-iors end Montreal.
Cans Sutiand Troy upon the ARRIVAL OF the trains
from Bellows Fells ard Burlington ~ l0 \. NJ, arriving
in Troy NJ $50 p NJ; ssc M the arrival OF the trans
burlington and Boston ~ Ia l. NJ, arriving az Troy
at T. VI Yassug through del ,tt and romantic section
Of Vermont which has formed interesting part OF the
history ot the state.
Tickets to be procured nj the Stations Of the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad ard OF the Conductors on the
Be sure your baggage Is checked by Western Vermont
Route.
Tb the shortest and only through without change OF
haggaRet route between Rutland ard Troy.
". :. JOHNSON, Supt w, VI. r. r.
:. +. JOHNSON, Slp't L. b r. K
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Observation-Disclosures DELAINES

u WINDOW SHADES, and PAPER HANGINGS,
wholesale and retail COmices, Bands Pins, Con Tesse
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. Bull and White Ho-
lands &C. &C. CHILDS & SMITH No. 40 Pearl-st,
conner OF William near Chatham
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TOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON.

i STEAMER WILSON SMALL leaves Munay-st. Per-
daily at 7. NJ Returning, leaves Keyport at A. NJ
Sundays exec ptCd) -
KEiPORT DIkECT-Steamcr JOHN HART leaves
MurIuyi Pier ct 4 w. Sundays md Mondays eNcepted)
Returning leaves Kyp0Et, dly, Saturdays and Sundays
exceItod) az : p. II.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c

SMITH, Esd Surrogate OF the County OF King, notice hereby
ven accoins law ~ persons having CLAIMS against SOLO
Won CONKLlN late Of the Cts Of Bookn dcea ed that they
are required exhibit the with the vouchers thro 10 the
suhhr : WARREN SNfDEN bis residence, No. u John
son T. ia the BrOosyn before the 10th dy OF sovem
brf ncyt-Dated day 10, 1862.
CATHAElNE r cONKLIN,)
DAVID ~ BAyLlS, Admnlsfliors
WARREN SNEDEN, y myll lawOnfu
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H VN 10 '|VII'|' NV
l. and beautiful steamer FRANCIS SkIDDf having
teen recently fitted up night boat, with state
rooms and horths elegant and substantial manner
will running from her dock, foot Of Robinson St.
On TUESDAY, 18th inst, az 4. NJ, and viii leave regl-
larry every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
ut the hour The travelling community viii nd every
perfect promote their comfort For freight
or passage apply on board, or 70 -
JAMES MCCULLOUGH Agent
No. 10 kront-s:. n. Y.
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nUBTJC SAIFof a RIVERSIDE COUN.

DUBLIC SALE of RIVERSIDE 49, ~. ',
Eurlinrten New that verv desirable properly IN
a. Point Pleasant the former residence OF jung s N
The Mansion House Is very large with a. -, - al a-ve
proveuenis surrounded with shade and irut Ig re
eIowth harm md al other requisite I'LL 5oat on
square Of ground contains about hve aIe - bod b.nk
con M ndne fine view OF the River hJslne~s
and tie surrounding country. The Pr2seIoe 1-Ees AMI
Of Burlington coed society. 1000 scneo-' 80 Philadepha
irees,pt communication with New-fork ana 81 IN
renders his properly worthy the espees 60 ho,niiuE-
De siEing pleasant private rcsidonee v nv rsr1in
Gu mortssre three wears desired Also e. -. ;idnI
viii BE- cold, 100 very desI-be Buldins Tn. CSmpany
M nbtr on choice riverside Cottage Lcs iIS 49,
viii meet AZ Beldin's City Hotel, Burlington -'s"
and proceed 10 sell ct o'clock ~; ,f.N As,n.
No IS Msin-st, Burlington NJ
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NJ u. BUTLER, Auetioneer. Doopc
DAlNTINGS, AUTOGRAPHS and BOOho
L e. AUCTION on THURSDAY, Oct a. al w 1900
AT No Is Walkerst rare and valuable collection eeps
ina 10 the late Mr. John Doggett Jr- conssns o. -
10 Paintings very valuable; 80 volumes DOoA ir
aid curious = Auto grAph Letters OF ~,
son LAavttte and others; also. Gold W stehes -
gtviug OF the Transit suTaon, by Morghen And 70 -
Of the original Poor Richards Almanac VIII Dc 80 ~
Of the assignee ho holds them collateral or
Catalogues be had AZ the Public Adr1ifiS'fsi''
No. NAssau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

DIED ASH COAL-StOve and egg sizes,
ls warranted pure Rcd Ash. Peach Orchard free from
lac and she 1E sale az moderate prces for first quality
Coal q No - West lfl-st between 9Th and 6th-ays
CHARLES LOWTHER.
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Sflr0iCal.
From Inc 20 tool chrouo,ype
great popularity Of WIS

rrom thc 20 tool Chfono,yte
EAUTl0N-The great popularity of WIS
- TAR'S BALsAM or WILD CHERRY has induced
some srreuary rdv n parts OF the oanty 10
compound gusct os tie rarpose Of deessins The
Iubic and money the weea-ned repa.ation OF
this truly bic meek The interests OF the proprietor
sut,- file 5Gt Keep the public informed assins,
the iase prep aen ted 20 be palEed on IN M Dame
OF the Wild Cherry tos eersa . is that no medicine ever
proved efcsc,ous long esssogne othe mos, common
which human fcsa Is her to- or preserved ne
heth End HE cfso many thousands Of has DR.
Mi, ,rs ssissrn NJ. skTH W. FOWLE Druggist, No.
Se Msslrsons the sole proprietor OF The onsnA re-
eept orhe manufacture OF The medicine and sup
plies both wholesale and retail ana of hos also agencies
can be oeiared Tbs genuine and original Dr. WfSrARS
bAL>AM VI WILD CHERRY has been extensively eoun-
spurious imitation hscwn the market and extensively
circulated Tins 70 caution Dealers and tho pghlc gem
orally against purchasing any other than that The writ
ten sleEature OF l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale, az wholesale retail BY A. b. D. Sands Gone
rs Agents No. leo F;lton ST. Thomas Maxwell No rs
Wihsm-st. John M,lhsu No 1853 Broadway Aston and
Irving House Drug Stores, and No ITO Broadway.
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Life Insurance.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM

MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
WI PANY-CAsH CAPITAL $4,000, independent OF
the Premium Fund.
Office No. l46 Broadway, corner Of Lberty-st
This Company 20 insure against all manner OF
LIE nsks on most favorable terms
fenons may insure payable at any gwen age or
in Of death. California permits granted AZ reduced
rates. A A. ALNORD, President
{. \. WEMFLE, Secretary.
y. ID. MORGAN, Actuary. a.
AGRlN DU BoIs, MD, 1t the Office daily from 2to )
O'Clock NJ.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
III surtnce Buildings corner Of Wall and Wihnn-s,s'
Offices Nos. 10 and H. ground floor. -.
This Comnnrv having their Capital Of $1,000 pad IN,
in cash and securely invested prepared % insure t
loss and dlnGge by FIRE on favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides tt eiter PAYING
interest 10 the stockholders Al the rate Of per cent per
n,n fonf,s nj the remaining profits are be divided
auong the sssprd n scrip bearing interest which scrip
10 h redeese In cash whenever the accumulated profits
ind capital shall amount TO sl,uOloto
TRUSTEES
Ios cs;rs,1 l. Joln A Stephens s s Rowland
Jas. ". Waterbury lanes Warren, Stephsn W ntney'
George Curtis Arthur Leary, Dau H. EeaTlnz
Co.. T. sd.e NJ " Hamilton VIM H. Russell.
D. s Kennedy D,nnng Duer, Aug Z. Downing,
JoIn / Alto. II John Steward. Jr. q. b. Lamar,
80 A D.Isno Robert B. Mnturn VIM H. Aspnweil
I,N1sC M Renleu Withers VIM. b. Duncan,
NJ nj smith Edward C. Center Chas III. Resell,
Fred g. Foster, JOSIAH Oakes, Isaac Io"nsend'
ie''s man, ROBERT S. HONE President.
DUScAS F. CURRY, Secretary.
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ITO COAL DEALERS-RED ASH NUT
Il COAL-The subscnbers would call attention Of tbs
Ecc their Small Nut Red Ash Coal from the Spohn aid
Lewis VEINS very desirable article e: this period Of the
year fer end For sale by the cargo, either q
Richmond, SHIPPED from Port Caibon BY canal All
ether the choice description Of Goal furnished
with dispatch and in fine order. address ,,-,,,.
). TYLER L co, Nc. " Wslnstst, FnNsos'Pnaa
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DIANOS. A good second.hand Rosewood
DIANOFOkTE WAREROOMS, No. 35

i Broadway one doorabove Thompson's SELDOM. Per-
cons about Prches1g Plenos are invited 10 ol AZ tae
assortment OF rosewood PsuoFortes, Of modern style
Every instrument warranted for two years should doubts
be entertained as 10 Quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubts removed Old Pianos received m plTt
payment for New and secondhand Pianos 70 let
Mandatory, Nos. SlI SIS and 5l5 kvington-st.
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NRLECCIAs OINTMENT-Patented with

ek LECCIAeOiN lMENI-iatentedw With
Dexclusive ROYAL privilege IS remedy OF miraculous
efficacy ss such lodged by the general direction br
studies Of the lsnds OF Cuba and Porto Rico approved by
the faculties OF France, Italy and the hoysl
Protector of the public instruction is the quickest and most
powerful remedy for any INA Of rheumatism headache and
tc-dooouS nyeteste est be- for sore throat
.ald sde-eche govt Esndues paralysis contusions and
bruises muscular contract nervousness ra,ency scs-
ealgia scads herucrrhods tunor toothache sim
ue.s in the joints rsrenychs eyes hepstcsl diseases
ohstuc the Spleen spasm dyspepsia cardalgy pa
paton OF the heart Mysteries gfdness OF the head wounds
and sores of all kinds. Sold wholesale and retail az the
principal depot Newlo-k the drug store OF Nessrs A.
B. D. SANDS, No loa Fulton. OF Wllhamst Sold
a $50 by drug generally.
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DEAVMONT's PATENT STARCH

ID + N 0 Is PAIENI SIARCH
Eb POLISH FRENCH LIQUID BLUTNG, Slows
CHEMICAL TRASIVE SOAP-FOr sale by J. T. JOHN
son Co. Nos 20 COrtandt-st. and 37 BOwery. These
articles be bought other place in NewIOrk
are the exclusive prOpetOrs OF aud paeuees of the
other The Starch Polish ia stamped every cake Beau
uonis Patent Starch Polish" aud both It and the Bulng
Lave fac sime Of J. T. JOnsons signature the label
and rspper None other are genuine As there mits-
tons pretending TO DO the WORK OF Slows" and some
Tunes sold for his purchasers should see that John ~
Slows C. s Chemical Erssve Soap" stamped on every
her None other j. genuine
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

EOR WSBURY, HIGHLAND
Il DOCK. OCEAN HOUSE. LONG Branch) PORT
WASHINGTON. MOUNT : DOCK. BROWNS DOCK,
(Addetowu) and RED BANK.-The popular s-eiine-
EDWIN LEWIS, Capt J. T. Cories will leave Robinson
IT. Pier Month River. a. follows;
PROM NEw-YoRK. FROM SHREWSBURY.
Saturday Oct T. o. A. " Friday Oct. /, g A. NJ
Tuesday Oct s. IA AN Monday, Oct. T. 81 A. NJ
Thursdsy Oct T. P VI. "Wednesday, Oct D. A. NJ.
Saturday Oct O. 2P NJ Friday, Oct g. 2P. NJ
Tuesday Oci. L. RI ". Monday, Oct II, a ?. NJ
Wedn, sdav. Oct l3 F. " "Wednesday Oc.. Is, \. II.
Thursday Oct. 70, 81 7. NJ Thurriay. Oc, "A. A. NJ
Saturday Ocf. is, 9! VI Friday, Oct. s. g a VI.
Stages viii be IN readiness 10 convey passengers 20 al
paris al tine cogutry.
n Boo turtheI information apply
EESSON 4 bkOt NNEk No. III West-s.
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PER o IHS co n. first ar s5Ey .S Of
Ess the lowest market price st the Peach O.chErd
Depct, No ia Anth0ny-st, near Broadway
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NLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.-Copy

ELENElELD PATENT STARCH.-COpy
~ Testimonial from TIC Laundress of Her Majesy'5
Royal Laundry. Richmond. Surrey:
MIR. WOTHERsPoOS. No. 10 DuaCp-st. Glasgow:
The GlcnfCld Patent Powder Starch has been used
for tine IN that department Of the Royal Laundry
where al Tie fines: goods finished for Her Majesty,
Prince Albert and tie Royal Family and have much
pleasure informing You that i has the highest atis
fiction. NJ. WEIGH. LaundrC5s 70 Her Majesty
Royo Laundry Richmond near London. 18Th MAY 1851.
Wholesale Ascent. GEORGE WALKER, No. 251l Wash
inrfnn-rf.. Now York
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~ nounoed by the best judges superior 20 all others Ga %
had only of the sole agent = CLARK No 20 Broa"y,
Ioproste the Park n. B.-Insrymeuts with stops i'i
ChlrcllF.
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DIANO.FORTES.-The fnest assortment of

II Piauo-FOrtes ia tie city mey be found the Ware
rooms Of n Z. h. CURTIS Co. No. ~ Broadway, con-
sstiug a Gooyge Hew's celebrated American Pateni-
Action Pianos, r. Gilbert Co.'S popular Aeoian fiano
ilber ts and others Boudor Also ayariey of new aud
lecond.hand Pianos for sale OF % let No ~ Boadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12

ORGANS Church Organs for Sale One
" ten stops. Gotlic case with pedals ols), one FIVE
stops do enc socondhaud Organ or sale lows two Paror
Orsans W. H. DAVIS No. G7 MacdOnOugh-st.
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EOK SHREWSRrRY. OCEAN House

E'OK SHREWSBURY, UCkAN HUUSH,
Il Loug B4nch) TORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS
DOCK, BROWNS DOCK (Middletown) aui RED
BANk.-Ihc new and splendid steamboat THOMAS
HUNT. Capt A. H. Haggerty, VII leave the New Haven
Per, rech-s.ip, Los, River, follows;
FRoH NEW-YoaR. FROM SHREWSBURY.
Friday. Oct !. G. a. ". Friday, Oc.. |, IL A. II.
Saturday Uct z o. An Monday Oct. T. 9 4. NJ
Tue sdsy. Oct. D. 81 a. NJ Tuesday, Oct. , L NJ
WedDo,Gay, Oct G. ql a. VI Ntan, Stay Oct. d, 7. VI
Thursday Oot. 7, 10 A. ". Thursday, Oct 7. II p NJ
FIidoy, Oct g. VI a. NJ Fr.dsy, Oct g. y p ~.
SATURDAY, Oct. Q. +. NJ MONDAY, Oct IL, 2. H.
Tue sday, Oct. - 9 4 " Tuesday Oct. 10 ~ +. NJ
The sias,s for Squam viii nun in connection with boat.
Stages to convey passengers ell parts country. All
persons forbid ng the above boat OF
tie owneIs.
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Mater Cure.
feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surro-
gate the of New York Is hereby 20 all
rrsons clam again. HENRY TRACY late Of the Guy Of
York deceased present, the with the souchr thereof,
subscriber n hs office "a Beaver -, In the CITY Of New
lok beure the oulh bay ct December neS-patoi New
iei 'iawtn'fu+ CHARDEs TRACY. Administrator.
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NREAT CURE for DYsPEPSIA.-Dr

" HOUGHTON'S Pepsn Gastric Juice. prepared
from rennet The natural remedy for this distressing
PLANT Agents, J. BALL co, M. loo Nssssu-st
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

SECOND MARRIAGES : Important Decision.
Judge Allison, OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, on Saturday last delivered the opinion
OF the Court in the case of Harrison vs.. Har-
rison, which rules and we lhiak very prop
erly, an important question IN The law OF o.
vorce. Mrs. Harrison was formerly married
10 man named tlildebrandt, who had an
other wife living AT Baltimore. On dtscov-
ing this prior marriage, she prosecuted illI-
debrant for bisany, upon winch charge ne
was convicted, by his own confession, anu
Only sentenced bv the Court. The act un-
der which he was convicted of bigamy, de-
ciares The second marriage null and VOID.
Her husband in this case, applied for d.
vorce on the ground of this former marriage
with Hildefbrandi, aud coutended that the
prior marriage with EiIlGebrandt should have
been annuled by the Court of Common
Pleas, in a libel for divorce, before the lady
was at liberty to marry again. The Court,
for bigamy, or decree IN libel for divorce
fully annulled The second marriage, that as
Hilderbrant was duly convicted, his mar
rage with the present respondent was there
by declared null and void, and she was fully
at liberty to enter into the marriage contract
with MIR. Harrison, the present lIbellant or
plaintiff. The prayer OF Mr.. Harrison was
therefore refused, and his marriage with the
respondent decided to be as valid as If she
had never been married efore.--PhiL. Led
ger
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Y A r [ E I Y
What is Whiskey good for.

The Lynchburg Express states that two
sons of the late Hezekiah Fuqua, of Bed
ford ,(near Liberty, in this stale,) together
with little negro boy, few days since
were severely bitten by snake.
The lads went out hunting, and having
started a rabbit, ran him into a hollow log,
when one Of the boys put his hand in to
haul him out. Very socn he felt some
thing bite, or, as he thought, the scratch
of the hare. His brother tried it with a
like sensasion, so he declined repeating
the operation. In few moments the
hands of the parties commenced swelling
at an alarming rate, when medical aid
was Immediately procured. The pbvsi-
clan dosed them we'll with liquor, until
the patients became thoroughly lntoxica-
ted, and after recovering from the effects
! of the medicine the swelling subsidized
and we are happy to learn that The trio
are now convaescen:. The log was spill,
open, and, to the surprise of all present
a large copper-head snake exhibited him>
self in all his native ferocity.
The use of whiskey as cure for the
bite of snake, we understand, was prac-
Ideally tested in this country a few weeks
since. A negro man belonging to Col
David Gibson, of this vicinity, was bitten
by copper-head snake, and in The course
of half an hour drank about a quart Of
whiskey, and was relieved from the Of.
fleets resulting from the bite.-Romney
Intelligencer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

WATER DRINKING. Prof. Silliman closed
recent Smithsonian lecture in Washing
ton, by giving the following sensible advice
to young men:
II, therefore, you wish for clear mind
strong muscles and quiet nerves, and long
life and power prolonged into old age, per.
NIT me to say, although l am not giving a
temperance lecture, avoid all drinks but wa
ter, and mild infusions of that fluid sbnn
tobocco and opium, and everything else ;Iat
disturbs the moral state of the system: RELY
upon nutritious food and mild diIulent drink
of which water is the basis, and YOU will
need nothing beyond these except rest, Ia
give you long, happy and useful lives, and a
serene evening at the close"