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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
MEDICINAL USES of the WILD CHER

IVA RN.-Evtr the settlement Of America wa
Cherry has been known possess very important edcina
virtues Everybody knew tus fact, bat NOBODY Knew oy
20 extract Its essential properties Every mother gives Nc
CheUy Tea 20 her children Tor Worms for Colds anc ior
Almost every disease and adults Throughout our corntr
ar n the hatit OF making compound OF syrup OF via
Cherry BARK ard other ients, 20 Be Used IN s,g %
an co'e 70 complaints nciden. 20 that chreill season.
IL iourd ~ experiment that the Wild Cherry poSess
even far ipOrttnt qualities than WIS ,scrioec . -
For the st stsge Of Consumption. Asthma no matter nov
long ssnouE Coughs Liver Comp plants, &c. Y - proved
20 he fe hes medicine known 70 Dr.. Nistsrs BAL
Ct WIG Cherry chemical extract combined With
smar ron Tar. which enhances It's vaine. La
pulmonary dis IN almost every sage.
after best hyc,1ns could 60 NOR has ascoasiet
TIE faculty aid led them conf th-t Nistl- Bsa Of
Wild Cherry POSSESSES principle heretofore unknown
snons medical men.
Nore genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrtppeT.
Fer sale a. wholesale retail. by A 3. ID. SsuiS
Gertral Agents No. 100 Fulton fhoinzs Maxwell,
No 80 Nilhau-st John Miilan. No ls3 Broadway; As.0r
AID Irvu House DRUG Stores and No. 10 Broadway.
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roR ALBANY-WNTER ARRANGE

Il MENT-Three Daily Lines. Fare. 81 81 The tTairs
leave City Hall Station. corner TTyon-Tow and Cenrssi
daily, lSGndsys excepted - iolo~s
Is; Tram, az $50 A. NJ. Nal Train stopping a. a.
WAY Stations . -.
Croton Fals Dover Plans HIlsdsle and CHATHAM fo1r
Corperr arriving 2o P NJ in time 70 connect Win 30
81 Tram, SIS p NJ Albany Express Tram stoppins At
Croton Falls Dover Plains, Milerfnn; hiIsa.-e ana
Chatham -Four COrrers arriving si2 " CONNECTING A.
Albany with Express Tram for Bunso . =, r.
Returpins win leave East Albany att A. ". sSp,si
Train arriyips IN New.York 1915 NJ llI5 A. NJ MAJ
r.n r.L,nr All stop. and p NJ Express Tram arvlns
IN New.YerisI5P d. sLoAT, Superintendent
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Y1y,TFn STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

-cn,tn.NY- For FW.ORLEANS VIA HAVANA.
IT, soCrS,d s;eanship EMPIRE CITY Henry Windle,
commsnSer viii .ai from the pier st foot OF WaIiess'
~ r ~ MONDAY Dee. IS 1t ? o'clock, r. NJ precisely
Az - ~ IS p.ssAeE TO HAVANA AND SEw-oRLEAss
NEW ARRANGEMENT. s.o
Ladies' and kfeT Saloon Berhs "a
Forward saloon Berths. "a
Specie only taken on freight 20 Havana. -. 90,
Shippers of freight requested 10 supply ls ~ We
with he Conpanys bills adng which may % nsa on SP
nl;cation Al he Office No other form Will be signed
No bills Of adng signed after II o'clock ON tho my "
sailing. For freight or paesage, sPPyt 70 u,-.,
M. O. ROBERTS, No III WestFt, coz "S'eNr"
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP


u COMPANY. connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Only through U. ; Mail Lins
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, wa AspinSaI aad Pan,
ana-The splendid and double-ennne y. ;. MAJ
Steamship ILLINOIS, 800 tuns, II. J. Hartsene, o. )
n COMMANDER will sail on MONDAY, Decemt-T 20 a.
O'Clock r precisely from pier at foot of Nsr@nst,
North River re Pscihc Mail Steamship Compsnys regu-
lar Mail steamer will be IN readiness al Panama y receive
San Frspcoo No Efforts viii be spared the part OF the
Conrar 20 send their passengers through with expedition
comfort and saiety.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPISWALL.
Ladies Saloon State Room .........'.'....''es
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon do............. y
Second Calm Sandees -
Steerage -
Passengers viii be landed the railroad wharf Aspin-
wall free Transit Of the lhmus 81 the passen9es eI-
pense Persons securing through passage by the United
Etss Nal Sanners from New-YOrk have preference Of
cOmnodstion on beard Of the Pacific Hail Steamers
Rates Of fare from Panama 70 san Francisco on the most
favorable tennis For freight or passage apply %
CHARLES A WHITNEY, ct the Office Of tne Co.'S,
No III Westst- corner OF Wauen-st.
NB-Shippers are requested 70 supply themselves with
tie Comptnys bs Of ladiug which viii he signed Al the
office between The hours Of 10 and O'Clock OF the day o.
sailing
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pierfoot Of Duane-st, as follows;
ExPRFss TRAIN al An for Dunkrk, connect ng VIII
;c as steamboats, for Cleveland, Sandus<y Toleoo and
Monroe and railroads 20 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Man. TRAIN az 8 An. for al stations.
NAV Tar. AZ 8 81 PM. via Pierrnont for Delaware
NfcHT EXPRESS TRAM al 5 PM for DunSIrS connect
rg With frs,cass .;eabos; for Detroit direct conueo'ne
with Express Tram for Chicago
CUAS. MINOT. Superintendent
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DEPuBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In-

IVEFI DLIO W TIT
Ia surance Buildings, corner OF wal ana Wlnah-s'Si
Offices Nos 10 and IL, ground floor. . 49,. ,o
This Company, having their Capital Of ti@ooO paid M
Ia cash, and securely invested are prepared 10 insure
loss and damage by fire on favorable terms. ,
The charter of this Company provides maj a'ei payns
interest 10 the stockholders at the rate OF per cent ~
num- four -ths OF the manning pr0hs are 70 oe uN
among the assured scup, bearing interest "o scrip
10 be edeemabe In cash whenever the eccunuNea pos
ard capita shall amount TO SlOVVV"
TRUSTEES:
los Gaillard j. John A. Stephens, :. " no ward
las nj Waterbury James Warren. stephen whitney,
Ceorgc Curns Arthur Leary, DAN 70 teat'hx'
Gaorss ~ Adee NJ. w. Hamilton, VIM IL hussei,
D. s. Kennedy, Otnhnk DU' , r"f -
Johr 1 Aston Jr John steward. il, q. Is Lamar, ,
2 SS njaro ' Robsrt r. Minturn VIM H. Aspinwal
lanes & Bell Reuben Wihers, VIM ~ Duncan
r;i II, smith Edward C. Center Chas III. Russell,
p yohd q Fosie, Josiah Cakes rsaac Townsend,
Peles Hal Robert , =; i,9ro 1ovr pras,5ent
DUNCAN r CURSY, Secretary.
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TOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIyFR-Tha .,ls,sid and superor steamers BAY
STATE, Capt Wa Brown, and EMPIRE STATE. Cap
Benjamin Brsyton leave alternate DAYS. SanasSs ~
cepted from Pier No s y r. the BasSeIy 3; 4 NJ
For freight. apply on board the Office on feI 10
TlSDALE a BORDEN. Agents, Nos 20 and ii Yves
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DrNNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD.-This Road
will be completed 20 Pittsburgh by December st aiter
,l.b an goods co,sgned their AGENT AZ Philadelphia
VIII 20 through without trsnshpment. within Seventy
Hour a. the below published offering 10 rc1ans
sbirr 10 points on the Ohio River. any OF the West
an vaers facilities not 70 be received on any other route
Tbfr ar gcments with connecting roads are complete by
which Goods be- forwarded 20 the Interior OF the West
EN- States BY Railroad the lowest rates and IN al CA
without detention. .,,- -,,,D,.,
from Philadelphia 20 Pittsburgh
LET Class-pry Good. Boots Shoes sc 81 per 100 rs
ID Class- Hardware, Machinery Bales.
Brown Sheetng, Wool &c 80 cts per 100 ,os.
81 Class-Cofce QueenSware, Heavy
C,s,inss &c .75cts. per 100 T0s.
4,h Cass-Eacon Lard Fish % cts per 100 rs
No Commission charged for forward ns a. 7 ~ ad1ph'a OF
Pittsburgh. H. hOUSlON', -,
Freight Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. Nos III
and 216 Merket-st., Philadelphia.
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DITTsTON COAL.-THE PENNSYLvA

MA COAL COMPANY is prepared 10 furnish supe-
nor White Ash Ptton Coal Of all szes clean and in GOOD
order suitable for steam shipping and domestic purposes
hon ITS boats or yards In this city, Wismsburgh anS
Brooklyn
The Conpenys facilities are such a. 70 enable Il TO gv,
good dispatch to yeseis loading at Ee.York or a. Pom
Even.
Particular attention gwen the delivery Of Coal for do
nestle purposes
Apply at the Office, Broadway and wast or yards
West, near Mortoust l4thF and 9h-av and foot
Gouvenenr-st city Foot of North lOthst WiaiDsburgb
foot Of Coolest, Brooklyn.
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IF YOUR BEARD or HAIR is weak or thin,
L Us. GRAHAMS ONGUENT, and in siH weeks your
e ard Hair VIII grov and uxunAnt. IL - per.
fecly harmless and VIII stain injUre the sAan -
per bottle sent 20 Sry part the county.
E. @. GRAHAM, No. Is Ann-st-
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lnsnranre Companies.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION and GENERAL
- FIRE INSURANCE CO. corner Of rryon-row aud
Chatham st in the Harlem Railroad Buildings taking
yisks on rents buildings &c, the favorable
JOHN BRUCE President.
DANIEL BARNES Secretary.
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FNTTRELY STTPERSEDED-

l. Ruptures lsnge or double) cured edecnay without
Truss-By Doctor BAKER, Of Lond1n.-Tms European
remedy (proeced by Letters pAtent applicable 70 every
variety OF Rupture both even ces OF 50 years
standing II i ao applicable children and on receipt
of 81 twill b. mailed (reel with full instructions. 20 any
ta OF the nted States or Canada Address No 54 TIN
av Newly ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr.
" HOUGHTON's Pepsin or Castro Juiee, prepared
from rennet The natural remedy fer this distressing con
plant. Agents J. BALL 4 Co, No. 100 Nsssan-s,-
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CANDSs HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP.

- OILY l1@ cents boite-A de shtful and remedy
for Couih Hoa ness lnu ma sc. IL cannot he prlset
too highly Wholesale and retail al SANDS'S Mammoth
prs store 10 u Janes st. and Drue Stores sea,raIy.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH

Vt CAPITAL-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
Of the City Of New orklnsurance Buildings No az Wall
ST. corner of Willamst- -
The Charter of this Company requires that fourth OF
It's profits ancr paying per cent per anum 10 A
sockLodersl are to be divided with the policy holders
ROBERT 5. HONE President
D. f. CURRY. Secretary.
B-Copies IF the Charter of this Companymay be OBJ
tanned on application at the Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
nort.rs Lace stockings. Kuee-Cap and other Band
ACES Surai Supports Instruments for KNOCK haees and
Weeknss Of the JOINTS and all kinds Of Belts aud Blndiges
also Cidcus Tsses on hand and made 20 order Al Df
GLON Frs No II Annst, near the Museum.
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plTTSTON COAI--The Pennsylvania Coal
Company prepared to deliver to families any part
81. s City, Brooklyn and WIansburgh from It's Caual
ana several yards the sizes of its PttstoD
Co winch IL asupeTior Anthracite for domestic Apply
az uo yaIos corner of lfth-st. and 9h-ev Wests near
Moron AT .he loot OF GovernenT-st East Rivers foot Of
al the Office of the Company corner of Broadway md
Nanst Ihe Coal vii be delivered s. Is per tIn of
eyaId. '''
q A TX PER TUN for the best Peach
Up II ec Orchard Red Ash Goal delivered from boats
and s. un from yard screened and delivered Yards
No $40 Delaney cor GoeTckst and 10. $50 s l9th-st
between Avenues A. and b. JAMES MOORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

II "THE SPmNG-TiaE OF LIFE" by Rev.
DAVID magic Q2rno. PIP. 32s. Robert Carter Bro
thers) A collection OF coun els by venerable man
for the guidance OF the young Sound in principle, rich
in instruction sectionae in tone and cha-te in style.
it is adapted both 10 interest and improve the youthful
reader
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4 IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Loan Fund
~ Life Assurance Society of London General Agents
Office, No Gandst, Jersey City. The above Company
effect insurance the lives OF persons resi-
dent in the ned States and California aud other spe
cal hazards fair rates of premium For terms, blank
forms &c. apply as above, to
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6InA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N Co
Up EOO will positively. withou; hestaon give ~ v
20 any rerfou no can show that other HAIR Dye IN me
world ecuals The celehrated BOHEMIAN hair DIE,
ifher m beauty and durability Of color 20 prevent n.r
filling oil Sod AZ No 81 Hudson-ot, wnoetae ana r-a.
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MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE

w GUIDE-A practical treatise never before published,
Is cents o copy FREE of postage. Sold by SrRINGER
TOWNSEND, No =, J. c. HARRIOT No. al Broad
way; and by the author. NJ. LARMONE Phyaciln ADD
Surgeon. No ~ Resde-st. corner Of Broadway; y 4,
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DR BFRoN's CELEBRATED FEMALE

~ PILLs-This wonderful and justly celebrated RENE
dy BE- bad office, may b. sent " TAI :" ay
,Sd.r-e Osee corner al Broajay and Hoastolsc over
The drug The Doctor attends exciasyey 70 an once
practice H0urs from O'Clock A " 10 y u, and ron
mop
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Ko.su,h,. siande,crs Again.

Sor,sseondsuc. ~ The n Y. rnhnes
WApswoRrn Medina Co, Ohio, sept 7, le'9
From the last Semi Weekiy Tribune |
learn that sand, rs in regard to kossutb, person
ally, are yet in circulation. The charge frequently
uaee by newspapers Of liberal tendencies that
Xo,suth. in the Uulted states, was not only oX-
aysyaeant but guilty OF dtbauchenes, is as base a
Islander a. any to viii; IN such pints ever gave cur
rncy. II is time come explanations we're given
of certain hotel bills for his entertainment Let
noe pre $, Mt your readers account OF the manner
in which some 4" liquor bills, upon winch these
charges are founded were made. AT one town,
not many leagues from NV No'k, while hossuth
vas writing his sp ech, Committeeman, IN mum
Isrs large enough for cosporals guard, were
making frequent visits to the tables OF a room in
which were served all manner of liquors, aud alter
Ne meeting, when kossuth and suite were IN bed,
khis room Was crowded with patriotic individuals,
who in.bibed fl eely, and all was put in kOssuth's
bill of entertainment.
Alta certain town in Massachusetts, while Kos
saith was receiving the ovations Of the people as 4
psoces sion passed through the streets, Mr. Palsz
Nv and the laoiss OF the patty repaired to the
hotel at which kosSuth was to be eatortanei.
Mr.. Pnlszky ord,I,d some crackees and apitcner
Of wat, for the lscies. waiter brought luge
supply OF rich cake and fre b0Ites Of champagne
Mr.. Pulszky said, I've d not orcsr th's, ami
do not want it," The waiter ans wtred, " | wa
hold TO leave it," lie did leave it, Tne vine re-
manned uncorked until late that night, when some
friends Of HaasGry, residents " Massachusetts,
tried its quality. 1t was charged in the kossuth
bill.
Alta town. the City Council of which refused
to pay "kossuths liquor bill, wine was repeat
sSly urged upon the hungar.aus by the Commit
tee. mee, ard they refused. One day at diaGer,
the landlord insist, on sending FOR wine. Tniak
ing twas 1neouIttous TO the landlord 10 refuse,
the Hungsfian' consented VIE was served the
landlords health was cruuk, and the wine ch irged
h the kosSu'h bals.
All Of the Huugarians ia Kossuth's sn;,s 40,
sasionslly drank wine, but they rarely ordered
any liquors. kOssu,h on public occasions some.
hnes slipped champagne, bur more frsqueut , de.
shned than cons'nted TO drink eyea when com
pliments were rendered him. Somet;n.s n.
drank caIet at his dinner, but in all Of his haairs
except smoking, it may be said that he is an ab,
stemous man. Often he did not cat more N Al,
snee Gay and then he pauoOk of the planest
food. When over.worSed, be seemed to abstain
from food 20 get strength to prepare his soeeches,
but smoked all the time he wrote.
could give an explanation OF sone other wine
bll,," bet these must suffice. The men who con-
denim koss1th be :ause extNvagant or guilty. o
debsue hs res a. e either wiiisly ignorant ~aUl-
b vicious. have good opportunities Of Knowing
and do not believe that kossuth ordered ten dot
lars worth OF zine at public expense ia all u his
tour through The United States. How Esse the
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.,,,,v.gant bills charged in many cities maae J
1,,,,n;t,ee. men should answer. They, not NOS
sn,b had control Of tn. financial arrangements Tor
his reception and entertainment. Their lIberah'y
on many occasions subjected the Hunsana0' 70
changes Of extrayagance. Generosity and nosPi-
ta6ty ought not TO be the cause OF aouse 70 Jul
,uests. WV. T. CoeGEsHALL'
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,nbl,e fsnd sIcsp,thss devoseo 70 %.

Do... Of ,bs opv public fans rns,n .pea nov
cDoovneIt ct 'ne - 5,v,De worship and religious
eIis's Tor u s.gp r,lnnv Mr. Hlucss In reply, 20
Instruction 70 ns ,,s c,.,boiic properly ~" no'd' 90
sDS from 1 :os w.. aSs
the p,Ttion ei'e1 :, ne t.me q the conquest MI
certain on this eorre'pondence ~nen 70
Hinei' Sro very olsinly. but respec,'u.y' s,s
.rs'ano; al ut The constitution al rl2n" o. "a
JON pr. atS he dancer Of sihdrsTins 'hero- {
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II A scoun0rel by the name OF Fetsf
scanne If Lawrence, Mas, coumio.d sraps % s,,
~ Nor D. a gir OF fourteen years, on thursday ss1
Friday of Issr se.b she is an only dao1hsof sa" NOV
eress, and boust keeper to her father and th'~o
eTs, shO In the Boy Ss'c .iib Ia Lr"'"eca
some time She has bten In the habit VI caii,inisss
uess 10 thu m To do thi. che has 90 Dsss for 'oos -
tsnce through piece of woods befgs'n d" ~ ~
house and LavreLcest bridge Into tasse Tvn 1s,~ :,
was dragged bv ScaDufl on her returp from mo - s
Tbursosy. Her screams attracted the sft-b''o "
email onys VINO hapyeprd N b. In ns'goornf -. nv,
WHO came there, wheTeo,on Scanned lots Der am a
sued ,htIn She then. much exhaaTeo ran I. -
she w.s sbe on hsr way home. s;sDDr'' ~ w an
time having dIiveo away soe boys. pursueo eh' "a
CIV, rtook her. He a. ain threw Der down sod d~s W
into the nr,hss and, la spite Of her sIrozss "
pshed hls obltcf u the time tire aten'ng o1
icepc- n are msde the fsc's knpUp. Tie shsn Is" :,
and the boys, having r. turned, vi htwJ ~o'o' "a
thew met and commubl .sied tina case, by infN 800
abe TOD one q them % 30 for Off er. from \.
preheI fi0n. toue o.oer cause. ire @aTrAD, -
be issuec thai ishy Assnon a. shs recovered a
sJeoqtb. vi n tre aid o, th- boys sue made tos -.
her vsV "A ,he'e oeiog 40 fsnsio ia ~ %
ste shrrDk from slg'lJg th6 oatfsse 10 nef
FhGay mOTniDe sbs took the breakfast 10 nor r--.~g
On her re.Drp scsDne VINO bad con;os"d 49,
r2sin caug NJ her, aud. rcng nsr ln,o ais
REPEALED the ouHsgn Il tho day previous ss" -. s.s
eng her u sts 6isilge the matter soon ..ns
fescbed hor-e bov vas sent for Der faner, ~D h.
ard leari d from hsr the injury watch hal 80 !,
lioted A warrant flr 5caDhtfs T'.sf "A' - or
so 40 Do.slaa sd Friday Iisht spent Ia s%a," \,
BIN. ON safurdly r.0ruiDg hc sas arrested .l.f
ass about RsttisF i.tD see cara TOR s's'oo Pass
10 preliminary .xsu'n.uro c)tDmepcSa - a.,.r d
C.uTt 70 ", befDfe Jscge Stevens Toe ~'' a <-sr
The sIl II clesr nJgh, tor ward and eNOlc' ~" s,osk
wi,h brcouirg nlod-siy TEE prisoser, "no n.srssA
teer'y tao years Il ase appeared ta,y ~. - ~
gro nd'isTen, BY act Of the iast LsS'ss ~ rsn
p'Eshy OF death for tap chine Is eharss1 !" iHr
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kY' "THE INDICATIONS OF THE Cara
TOR" by GEORGE TAYLOR second edition Of ihs
lesrpsd essay Cd natural theology has been issusd "
Charles Scribner.
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II" DANIEL WEBSTER AND HIS Cox
TEMPoRARIEs,' by CHARLES w MARCH, |. a new cd
ton Of the readable book published tlme ago IN
der The title Of "Reminiscences of CoDsosa' Charts
Scribntr. l2mo pp. 1861
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A
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING By w. L. OassBY.
40. PIP lO2. w l.. Ormsby, " VeseJst.
The design of this work is to point out
the facilities to countcrleitiDg afforded by the
present system of Bank Note Engraving, and to
unfold the details of pan which shall furnish
perfect security for the gsnuineuess Of paper
money circulation. According to Mr.. Ornsby,
while the art of Bank Note Engraving, as prac-
tced in the United States, is more expeditions,
and produces more beautiful workmanship, than
the English modes it altogether negects the
paramount consideration of protection against
forgery. The inventions employed ia en-.
craving banknotes are the ruling machine, the
geometrical lathe, the mode-copying machine
and the application of steel TO the art of engrly-
ing. But ia spite Of the splendor of these i'm.
proyements, which are without parallel in the
history of the fine arts, they furnish the counter
filter with the principal means Of accomplishing
his frauds. For in order to make use of the inyen-
tions alluded to, Bank Note EOgrayers are CON.
PEELED TO adopt patchwork system, npl0yiug
separate and distinct pictures 50 arranged on the
note that one may be removed without defacing
the other. The lettering moreover, is dis met
from the ornamental portion and may be erase or
changed at pleasure. The same dies are used
many times on the same note, and also on many
notes, producing such similarity in Bank Bills
as to enable the countereiter to make one plate
answer for Il multitude of forgesi's. Mr.. Omsby
pTopos, to dispense entirely with the use Of dies
and all mr chanical contriyances and arrangements
of every sort, and to cover the whole surface o.
~ Init ,l~,i- 4 -.
with the lettering so interviewer by tue hand VI
the artist as to form integral part of the de.
! sign. In this case, the difficulty of counterfeit.
ing viii be in proportion 10 the excellence and Gn
lsh OF the WORK manship. The forger will b. Oh.
liged to encounter all the difficulty in initiating
! plate which was experienced by the author in il.
construction.
In Illustrating his views, Mr.. Ormsby gives
full description Of the process now in use for tn,
manufacture Of bank notes. the various method
OF counte iemg, and the practical operation 0
the Jsitm which he proposes. The work is is
sued in a magnificent style of y pograpny, aud i
illustrated by avarie'y Of admirable specimen, o
engraving Without being prepared TO offend tn
plan which 1t sets isrlh, W. eau confidently recon
mend u to the examination Of Bunk Director
ard others who have a direct colcern ia the puri
t. Ct tie currency.
Ia The INSTITUTES or ALGEBRA
By q B DONARrY Qaro. - a7J Harosr & sr,,.
q ~, teIsi7e and locil D,aalaL commanding VII
Tie to ,lest elements Of Acc Jrs and ad -anciag !,
cay hAr sion' TO toe higher processes aad formulas
'he fe'rte. The lauguaac Il rs r..uss I, pr.cl,
| ID q no B..
pei''lnI AID tie 'hs0'sIeA an.ly'ss are dsvsl y
VIA ir.e,-allu
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" MoRRELL's MISCELLANY" No.
1.-THE second nomber Of this chesp popular series
got up 10 coed STYLE and 10 veil sdsp'ed IN the vuO's
for which IL intended The selections Of leading
matter are judttiousy inside, and or three Ordeal
articles are not without merit a. Morreli)
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~ BUTLEa's "SNALoGY OF RELiG7
IoN," viii a peie snslysi' Of the Argument of the
wok biousphich sketch Of the su'ho'. coo'a'nT
lpg sone cts not heretofore published 10 hls ansy,
end variety &C oiisnsl spd solicited notes. lieu b.
Hsper & BrohsTs Ia neat cotton OF BOD p.yes 2mc.
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~ THE ODp FELLOWS MANUEL,
by Rev. AARON B. GRosH. presents a copions sxposho
Of the principles and ceremonies II tie Order. wst
sketch of its history. IL forms valuable guide 20 n
members If tho Institution. Qamp. PIP. 3ei. PHI
Peck & Bl.ss)