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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
The DooM.LApEx BANSrR.-The old Scandi-

nayan piratcs had celebrated banner called the Raven
Standard, concerning which there superstition
that whoever bore into battle, however strong or faint
he might be- was sure be slain aud hence the Skads
sung of il as The Doom.lsden Banner Our Demo
cratic friends at Tammany Hall even more uniortd
nate than the Pirates of the North; not only Is the
standard bearer ta but the banner Itself Is made
the sport OF the cencuis very paythins OF remorse
less Destiny On the FIRST attempt TO fling their ban
ncr TO the breeze the Polk and Dallas poe-unahe TO
sustain 30 heavy ncubus-hroSe down, snd the new
banner was dragged in the mud, and almost ruined
Subsequently, stoim tore it to shrods and Tor time
the marty were Obliged sCad under bare pole They
got up new one which scarcely uniarlcd before
old Roreas or soInc other king split from top 10
Bottom and mace II wreck Of Oalncus import Win
sud ioreboGings tie party for the Thru time haulcdin the
fragments OF the "Goomladcn banner, aud concluded
that hcnceiorth they would tempt adver-e fate
put their unfortunate cauddies ia the Way Of such
disastrous omeas EU tic great toTohHsA procession
(Which 10 have come Oh week aso) demanded
anoher attempts IL would never 10 ioE Old TSnnilny
70 strike her co,ors such occasion and fourth
banner was &c, UP. The elements however, did not
rest .a, ned with tearing up their banners the
douhtsbo Empire Club were pa; To Hight rather kept
At home by furious storu-ihe only many weeks
which Urrcd a; the mo ga; et they aopettohayc
ssion.hC, tie ,r,d with an iuorn.n.5.o procession Of
boysbeaIing ,oTvhcs Tcp-occssso was postpone Asa4
the banner .sie,y housed; bu, evil hour tempt,
G. By tho knocking inquiries 0; the WhiSs and trusting
to,tLe magnihceny fir weather, the Tanunaay folks
vcniured once more hang ther banner On the outer
wall TIE canvas thrt forth in n 5hi, and on Fri
day morning (ominous GGy) The people beAed It Ike
Cart KIDD hanging in chains with ;one AZ each foot
No sooner had the sun got glimpse o; L. e. he rose
over the Hall than cloud 10 bigger than man's
hand rose in the direction o. Ohio, aid IN les ane
than one would require 10 say psicr nos'eTs TEN
pot that might have shamed Euroelydon ell upon the
City, the first result Of which was the utter destruction
Of the latest PIERCE aud KING banner, sending fear
.IdtremblBg for the fourth time into the camp Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

~ The weather on Saturday was humid
on Saturday night drizzly, on Sunday morning rainy
on Sunday afternoon cloudy and muddy, and in the
evening clear and cool with starlight above aud sop
beneath The red sunset gave promise OF fair weather
today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
CITY ITEMS.

ADJUSTMENTS, ETC. THIS DAY AND EVENING.
Elhlos Garden Daughter OF the Regiment
Rurtone Theater-1hc Rivals Robert Nacare
Wsaets TheaterThe Las Man Two can PLAY Al that Ga etc
broadway Theater-rhe Gladiator Sink or SWIM
Ne,fopoitsn hall, BrOadwaS-Nad SontAss Last concert
Baruams MuseuIn-The Orphan : Dream etc
Woods Ministries No "a Br adwav-C Concert every rNrnhs
society LbIsry BToadvsy-Ihe Bryan GN~ry OF Paintings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
E.vu Nourycr.ruRy.-Two hundred years

NNfs
have made ysst difference in the names OF inc NOUS
bic ships Of this port Now, the idea conveyed IN 'ne
of ship is speed, and each newSes'e' seems
TO have cognomon little faster IN sisnincaheao 'i"'
any Of is predecessors What leading idea tne A''
dsmmers hod one can hardly g'iher from me nuh'-
in use hut il could not have been speed. here a'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

Total '-pof - ~'lco
At the close Of Mr. SULLIvANs remarks, u further
hearing Of the postponed until Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
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OrR HyTyRoGESEOUssEss.- no

.OuR HxTERoeESEoUssEss-P no
city the world Of any considerable population tx
hibits .uch heterogeneous people a. the City OF Ne"
York. Nations and tongues and kindred ana people
from all parts Of the world are here and our thorough
fares and hostleres are perfect Babel OF languages
In fveminute walk, you meet Chrstian' Jew 1ur.
and Gentle. bond and free, of all compexlons and
crceds The following table, accurately copied IRON
the Census Returns shows the nativity Of the people
of the CITY Of New.York in June $50:
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s-,.xeyRs-tt the uETRoPoLIrAS, E1

Gov Paine. Vermont; Hon. Preston hing os"s"7
burph Jno. Stephenson. Mobile Geo NJ Dexter boz
tom. Chas Todd. ST Louis; L. ~ Gilbert inca
:. w. Wood Utica; }. D. Weston Mass; W. Lardner'
Salem
Al the IEvrSe, Cspt. Tsn-ill U. :. Marines Hon.
R :. Borroush-. Albion W :. Anderson. Mobile
J. W. Arnold. wa.hington John :. lie, Troy; d.
5. Wolf. Mobile; w E. Everett, Cary; Maj. Russell
Marines.
Al the AsroR David Pei Brown, Philadelphia; Prof
O. NJ Mitchell, Cincinnati; Fitz Henry Warren Wash
incton; Hon John N. BOtt- Virginia; G. 4. Johnson
Utica; Jas 81 Porter. Easton; A. II. Sbley. California
H. Bradley Panama; :. D. Andrus, Marine K Salden
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

s..b-u. One bast Of that Western breeze shivered
The doom laden banner" splitting ii horizontally.
,.,e,.I,v diasonaHy and Of the shreds twisting
..,., rope around the of PIERCE, if TO gbbet
him In eGgy "The Union must, and shall be pre-
.erved." was for the third time union dscordsnt,
discovered torn asunder" This fghfu signal Of dis
treas e. to Zap ournfuly in the breeze until DARK
when forlorn hope from the General Committee
hauled down the fragments and once more abandoned
the field to Wing storms. Whether any further ~
tempt will be made 10 ride out the October gales, we
say but it il probable that the spirit oil rcS
essness always engendered among those in desperate
circumstances will prevail and that the Macoe'n' Oh
Tammsny will Try to face down the omen' which nave
go shaken their DISPOSITIONS for appearances sake IL
essf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

CUBAN AFF'IRs-On our first page will be
iound call iss.ed by the scorT and GRAHAM Climb of
The Eighth Ward to consider the recent event, in Cnb,
ehetnns the citizens Of this country Tae Eighth
Werd l. the Is; in the field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

A GREAT NUIsANCE.-The manner in which
the Park sidewalk from the Hall of Records 10 Broad
way il upturned and encountered is not only dgEace
full tut is absolutely dangerous TO human life. There
is not a gate nor the great opening made by re-
moving the fence that is not barricsded by dtche-,
piles of dirt and mud ramparts of hagstones, &C. 70
that passage Is extremely difficult even in broad day
light, Ii the contractor for the work does not remedy
the evil very he may have broken limbs TO pay
for or an account TO settle with the Corporation At
torney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

REDUCED FARE.-The fare TO Boston by
way OF the Stonngton Boats and Railroad has been re
duced 50 for cabin and g deck. This has always
been popular and successful route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
MARKET wAeoss.-Complaint is made

NEW METHODIST CHURCH OF STATEN
ISLAND.-The con rc-Erion al Port Richmond have
commenced builai,- 4 new aud eoHmOdious brick
eGhcc the cornerstone OF which lad Last Welnes-
dsy. Rev. BENJAMIN NELLY. the pastor, assisted
onthe cccs,on by Rcy. A STEVENS ana Rev. K : Eos
TER, Of New.Ycrk. and Rev. Mr. BoEUN, @: staten
Island This Lew AID enlarged church las become IN
dison able ia co,eq OF the great increase IN the
population Of that lag; Of the ISLAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
PRICE OF DrssER.-The generally increased

Total. U. S.. .z77752 Total out Of U 5: 81 I
Total Population OF the City. .5i1,jH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

DEsPERATE Assaults WITH KyHE,.-Ay-
Darw CoNArLE, residing in Twenty.n.ntli..t near
TAir.ay.. ycs'cs log preferred q complaint AGAINST
man usI-od JcIS MiNGArUzN. whom he char, wild,
having O. he evening O. SUNDAY tie 9i.k ut while
m -fccei. In The Third av oizei I'm BIS the Li,ant
p'unc't srle into tic back OF his neck iaac,iny
eLssiy wound. which he confined him ever since ~
L. led ialQcsrs ,Lst the two men nd been o,.r.
rciiIe aLd ic accused attempted 70 strike hi. srer,
", when Caccr AEBorr OF the Eighteenth Wsrl who
was lear. attempted 70 arrest him The c,unpl,ins,t
etdayorcd 20 assisc the ofcer IN cfectn. the srr.
wien The accused drew the knc and c,it him .,ico
stuart committed ire prisoner in dcfaul, OF 900 hail
TO en-wera ch'rse OF Assault, wiki intent 10 Kill
conn liant was siso made y-,teray before Jrs,;..
stuart. asan-t joins MURPHY. clerk in p ,,oce,,,
II EouTtasT. who i charged with having. On tho even
M G. sunday. The 81 inst, assaulted a vouny man
named JEREMIAH BvcxLEY, residing In Twentvejgbtb.
So nesr Itirdav, and stabbed him in the riybt IA,
with intent 70 take lis lie. TIE accused was sr-s.,o,
snd locked ~ in default Of sloOD bail 10 answer tho
charge.
CUBAN AFFtIRs-On our first pacr viii bo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

STEAM OK IHE RIO DE IA PLAZA com
pany under h, meme OF the Ne~-York anil Paraguay
Steamship Company has been chartered, anu j. now
receiving subscriptions IL stock la this City Tor the
purIosc Ct establishing Inc Of steamers Tor the nayi
clticn q the Rio lc Ia Plaza and Is ;rbg;arics-oi
which the Parsua Paraguay ard Uruguay are the p-n-
oipa The OF the fertile count-e- along the
line of thee rivers ha- long been closed 90 tine world
by the oltnacy Of Rosa the late Dictator Of the Ar.
g,ntine Confederation VINO forbade any y,--el pro
coGng W ode. down tie Io j. "a Plata On hi down.
ian, however. i Was thrown open. which viii 1--WE
sTcl, impetus 70 the trade O, The ,cr:c states bordern.
those streams TIC Goverumcl; Bo7ia whose tc--
ri.oiy with that Of Paraguay completely excluded
by the restriction from si communication by the -ser
with the Atlantic. ha- promised bonus Of $1,000 70
tie first steamer thar succeed. ia reaching their b,r
der Til coia-uy propose, purchase The Briii-h
steamship CheFokce which arrived here from Halifax
some few weeks back. and scld her forward withou,
dcliy. Aessrs. LIVINGSTON, Wells Co. are the
agents.
TnE PosT-0FYICE TO BE ENLARGED.-It is
Stated that orders have ben issued q, W. hn;on tor
the enlargement Of the P0s:O;cc Il ihis City without
change CT locttcn Il correct the hope 0; seeing the
Pc.tOhce reasonably central and accessible posi-
tiC musi b. abandoned The present Post ce build
ing and grounds leased to the Government for
term oil fourteen yesrs from 1851 At an annual rent of
$1,000 The prOpo.ed Improvements viii cover about
one thousand square yards OF ground vacant and
viii probably be erected 1t cost Of about $4,000 It's
expected that the Postage Law VIII lead to large
increase in the number of newspapers mailed, and
hence more rcCm VIII be required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

tV- JONI o, SARGENT, Esq, one Of the
Editors OF TAe Vcsh.agton RsgAJle i lying extremely
u at the residence Of relative in the upper par Of this
City He has been SICK for several day..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

r6 DR.. ELLIOTT, who las been addressing
Temperance meetings III this C,y aud adjacent PLACES,
lie about starting OHIO and viii be In Lexington rs.
Al the Msss Convention on the I'D inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
uxxr,se OF THE DEMOCRATS or ALL Ma

NEErIss OF TIE DEMOCRATS W AL
x,o..-I meeting fthe Democrat. OF All Nations
.,o,nre 20 take place this evening at the shakspere
Uo,ei In the call for the meeting by the Primary Com
- :, i .sd 1--WE invite the Democrats OF all Ma
,,r,e in our manifestation. We, who have haa
70 find refuge among free people VIII
nr pr,est as becomes the combaant, OF the par
and the colder. of the future While the standard OF
,nre..on of deception and of iniquity is raised oy
corrupt men in our unhappy country we VIII mere pro-
TO-, anins i, with all might and with all our heafN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
THEBOSTON MERCANTILEJOUR-


WILD CHERRY BALsAh
We speak in praise OF Wstars Basam Of VIA Cherry
became we believe tm knowledge OF the article
thai Is one Of the best the market tor the complaints Tor
which II Is recommended
This medicine coming nom such respectable source, and
carefully prepared BY experienced and skiu physician
received By the pubic Sh confidence Its eieacy has
been proved may obdufse Of dseass and rs fame
has rapidly IL bss been extend rely used In every
psrt Of the country particularly IN the Middle and Nothern
states and srUps testimony m intelligent and highly 70.
spectacle persols has been sddue Ia favor Of iU nen
tor colds and coughs affections Of the chest dis
esssd liver. &C. ke-
WILD CHERhY, on account Of IL great popularity, has
been enter dgely cosEiereted 10 PhAdephiA and some
tou.Aad bottles u the spurious imitation thrown into the
market and eXtensyey culA,ed Examine close before
purchasing! LIook well " he marks
The s-nuins Basm pot up in bottlez with the words
DIR Wstns Bsissm OF Wild Cherry, Phil blown 10 the
glass each bottle bearing label the front with me ds-
nufursof IA. WISTAR- ID.
This will be enveopsd with Wrapper copyright ".
cured 1914 which will always appear the wrtten sigma
ture II l. BUTTS.
For sale Of wholesale or retail By A. B. D. SANDS Gen.
era Assnts No loo Fulton Ttomss Maxwell NO 70
Wulsm.st John huhsn No. lS3 Broadway; Asof ana
IryiBs House Drug Stores, and No. lie Bross~sJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

lvl RESTORER Is not hair dye, and contains 90 dele
eous ingredient fails TO restore the hair howey-
or gray u sns color and at the time 70 strength
en- ana restore the sight however weak spphed according
70 direction, The hair will retain ts original color during
life By inyieoraups the skin muscles blood vessels
and roots Of hair prevents the hair from falling
badness and prevents dizziness hesdsehs pepi.
ration Of the head dzDdu csd head any erupfons Of
the heed See York Chyoe for old and large adyer
sement Price OIL 50 per bottle For sale at the principal
depot No 355 Broomest Of Elizabeth; No. 1870 and
III Btwery; No 1872 Broadway No. Zs Washington e.;
No 247 Fulton.st Rrooklyu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
DUsHTON, CLARK a. CO.'S CELE-

III BRATBD VELPAU's REMEDY for DlAkRHEA,
or ChoIa PIevsntiye-The great success Of this prspas
ton during the prevalence Of the Cholera In lSf has gwen
II celebrity and In many thousand cases
where used it rarely tailed 70 check disFhea Win
the frs. dose. -. 4.
Il no secret preparation the ingredients OF which IL
u composed the bel Of each bottle, and 10 recon-
uenoed apd prescribed BY the most eminent PhJeians
Full directions on each label Prepared and sold only y
R0shto CsIt Co, Chems and Drnsshn no. ,oo pposa
No 10 A,,or House and No rs Broadway, New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA!-Dr.

NJ HOUGHTONs PEPslN the true Digestive Fluidof
Gastc Juice prepared from Rennet the stomach OF the
o. after directions from Baron Lebg the great Physoos-
zeal Chemist by J. 8. HOUGhT0N M. D., Phadelpnis,
Pa This is Great Natural Remedy for lndiseetion and
Dyspepsia curing after Natures method BY
the Gastric Juice PepsD Is the chief element or great
Dsns Principle Of the Gastric Jucethe Solvent otths
FOOD the PURIFYING preserving and stimulating agent OF the
stomach and intenes IL Is ext acted from the digestive
stomach OF the or thus forming artificial Digestive fluid,
precisely like the natural gastric Juice In iu smicd
powsn ard furnishing complete and perfect Substitute
bit By the aid Of this preparation the pains and evils o.
be BY healthy stomach Ii IL doing wonders for dyspep'
ties curing Of Debility Emsciston, Nervous Decline
Dyspepc Consumption, supposed TO be on the verge
The grave The scientific evidence upon which 10 based
Il the highest degIee curious and remarkable Whole
sale and retail Asents j. BALL& CO, No. loo Nsssauss
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE co.

N Insurance Buildinss corner Of Wall and WilnAn
"a. Ofhces Nos 10 Ind II. ground roor .
mis- Company having their Capital ofelSooo PAID u, ~
..sh ana securely invested prepared 10 insure sAas
- ana Damage BY FIRE, on favorable terms
The chnter OF this Company provides nah aftef psJns
,,tsr.st 70 the sockhodcu 81 the rate OF per cent PEI
80 four-ffhs Of the remaining prohu are 70 Be divides
go, the assured in scrip, beAnf interest," which senp
- In cssh whenever the sccunnlatcd pfon@
ana sapi shall amount 70 tl-"'Vp
TRgsrEEs: 49,,
pamusl 4. Rowland, kooen bi nhuh-
stephen uitney, Reuben " r
Daniel b FeaIins LoNno =. SeAS't'
William n. husselL JOSIAH JAZZ
Augustus DowntnG Joseph Vua s.-
GsEasay b Lamar, james ~ Ns'oiVlb
William Aspnval- george SuLS
CO... "a Rn.rn David :. Kennedy,
-. Taxn.rpA John J. Astor, IT.
John A StephenA treoenSA a DoAAaN
james Warren, James zeal
Arthuf Lag. Dsne4 uIaxo su-,
no,,,m,, W Hsmiltoa rrpderch q rostst,
nsn,i,s Quar- Peles Hal,
jobs STEWARD, Jr- Robert . nons.
Dvssis T. Cunzy, Secretary.
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IIIM. H.LEGGETTS CLASSICAL,
Danring Grbools.
A CARD.-Mr. CHARRUAUD TAX

A CAKU.-Mr. CHAKKUAUUt taxes
n pleasure in announcing to his pstrons and
vvt residing IN the upper part OF the city. that his
Dtns and atzDs classes will reopen IN October next
q bio No. 81 East ISthst, doors west Of
Brsdwsy and University pase The locations are
ernooous convenient and pleasing suitable for elt CT
yrs School and at proximity TO the several lines Of
bstEsy and Sch omnbuses and the 4th rail cars
f,is will be also classes a. bis old Toom No. ~ Wbest
Tie 9Th ana sth rail cars pass In West Broadway At ali
ur during the day and evening and land at
II, oper Of White within half block OF his saloon
Pkue Io X for particulars in future Advertisement
kB-Mr Cbsrruaud will rent his saloon and rooms at
No Wh'e for select parties balls and soTees through
st ensuing Terms moderate. Please call at bis
pg6snce No SO West llth St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
DR. BROWN WILLIAMS, assisted

- by DR.. A D. OLMsTEAD Al Eleetropsthst No 80
Broadway BY his mode Of medical treatment 10 daily
curing successfully Palsy Rheumatism Scrofula onchirs
Incipent Lung Diseases Nervous affections Of tho Head,
Stomach Liver kc Deafness Weak Eyes Blindness, Dye
pep.s letter with al grades OF Euptye Diseases Ulcers
and Sores Of Long Standing and Cancers BY correct const
tuona and local treatment Hours Tor consultation and
% deaf for five years that feared che would lose her
voice DR. Williams 10 weeks restored her perfectly
10 my great satisfaction and utter a0nshment' Mar
saret Pampey, No. IN Clntonst "Dr Williams cured me
Of Scrofutc and Rheumatic affection Of the knee joint
visits and that too three best physicians hs1
tined In vain 10 help me"
C B sTOCKWELL, No. 247 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

SUPREME COURT.-in the matter Of tho ap-
- p6auos Of the Mayor, Alderman snd Con monay Of the Clio
of New Yoh relative the OPENING and LAYING OUT Of
PUBLIC SQUARE, Known a. BL0OMlNGDALE SQUARE, h
tLs snsssnh Ward Of said The 1ndsssnsd Commsossss
OF Estimate and Assessment the shove snrsd nss hsfsev
ave rotes the O Act Of the LsGsAl
peops Of the State Of rs~ Yos, snsS An Act "
ncpry the Cy OF New fOf, Act passed Apnl
1879; also the Act spsd IAN Act 10 amend Act sunsd
the cOlscOn and Tarss he
CITY and County New YO a1d for Ohs passsd na1
H. passed May 1871 20 the apAn %
h houses and improved snmpoysd 4sds ahseted
thssby acd assessment 10
snusd that all whose interests are
pressn, objections rriuns MOSES MAYNARD Jn1
Eco the Chairman ofths said Commissioner the once OF yohs
Weeks No T. Waist, the CITY OF ssv Yofk, within hr1
from OF this Ard that the limits embraces n
the sad and assessmsat olovs that 70 V Al
pieces Of land, situate yns aad bong ne
Enss-nh Ward u tbs CITY o. ssv rors ADD boanded
and o~s hats TO say On the nofth - ne ssS
sry sry ssyssb (5h st 90 The soah ~ nc
sorthery Of third (<Jds) 90 ne sea s
res,srly sIh 10Th The sss ~ s sase
sry Of Eleventh TIN sv lad down 90 ne ma
.ssd By the Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment 70 ne
sboys snuilsd ar fs AFORESAID mo susst Commeosf
s ofcs and which sad map entitled Map OF pfopsru ~
sued Tor sns b.sessd opsns and hyas cot spasSs
sqasre Bonnsfss sa1srs TIE Nnstssnth Ward %
ts CITY And The SAID Commi-sonsrs farther
nots hat h.r report the sbovs snu,sd natter oil b made
and presented Court Of The Stats Of ssv fo,
sp.es Tern OF sad Court BE- hsh the City Han Of ~
Cy OF New Yor satsdy the ID dag Of 0etsbss 1884 10
son thsr..as Do heard, uaIs tAs1
- rsuou - eossrnsd- Ssv fOrt July ls iss1
hOsEs hAYNARD,yI
yohk A WEEKs, $conmlasOasss1
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DOBACK, THE ASTROLOGER.

The prophetiesI al for iot yeas handed down.
To the great name oi Robsck belopgs; lcrowns,
'Tis gft Tor which monAfebs would barter theis
And which Sweden eXtos IN her soass
For the rich and the peof fof the fooish and vise
DR. ROosek the future tofessls
And fsts's victim perplexed, 70 his residence hos,
And invokes hi. infs bic spels
Tn. spsn the presshcr the merchant the maiAt
The mairsn, the lover, sod all
Who seek for the truth and for counsel and aid
On Robaek. the oracle, call
lie points out the dangerous. the fortunate days
That occur in the journey OF life,
ADO shows unto thousands the surest OF Ways
n = 10 wealth, honor health, or wife.
Ut u w RoBACK Ia. s.,i.i-d thousands Of the worde
Of tn Nth profitable advice bringing them OUT
h.nos,a o. dependency into the light OF hope asd
phsA Al bis miais rsIioDs are Cor good, for sssroosy
m, science and sims benefit ell mankind
-, oNch residence 10 No Waite st and thsrs b
,; yes ~ All boar, Of the day and evening Full
nNue' - Tor ladies' sna IS for s.ailsmsn
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CECRET OF BEAUTY-HOW to b.

~ HANDSOME.
can instruct any person how 10 be hsndsomsL
teach bow 20 make brown skin iAr and seaf
teach how 70 remove tan. ptmpes and recklea
teach how 20 change the saow lace int Of eeausD
teach how % make the vIinkled skin smooth
teach how 10 make brown teeth a. white a. pesra
teach how 10 make ofensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how TO make bare brown hands sof and whits
teach how 70 make diseased fums hard and sound
teach how 20 make the hair gro ~ luxunantiy.
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teach hsw 70 restore impaired eyerEht
teach how to change ray hair to It's original so'or.
teseh how 70 change The color Of the hair desired
teach how 10 make the hair sof rich and glossy.
Itesch hov 10 make the lips and cheeks red
teach how 10 remove uperiuous hair
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know every person will like them on trial.
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