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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

EOR LINERPOOI-Drama Line-Pack-
i e OF the s;h OCTOBER.-The f-yorite and splendid
racket ship ROSCIUS C-pi d. MGlouoy VIII sail a. above
her gular ds. For fTc- Ut paSe, having susIof s
Communications apply on beard. Pier NJ. IL Easi River
SPOEFORD TlLESTON CO. No. ~ South-s'.
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Cloihina, &-e.

FASHIONABLE HATS-Elegant French
Il six Ha.s at S5-Sl less than Broadway prices Neat
Hats at - 81. BROWN.
10. 15S Canal-st-, enc doc. .Ton Sullivan
TNHE EAGLE TRII the
celebreed patent porous, health and hairprserving
Hat, call at DRAKE 4 CO.'S, No Bowery. The porous
Hat combines ali tie desirable qualities o. the Beaver IT.
tie STRENGTH Ind iur OF the hsir IN rrarsa
he manner. DRAKE A co, No Bowe-y, y. 1.
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7 SCHULTZE a WOLDE. in Bremen. are

- prepared TO make collections n al prts Of GERMANY
and will nburse promptly through then correspond LIS
IN the nited States - -
REFERENcEs.-MesSrs. Meyer Stgcken- New York; l.
Won Hoffman 4 Co. do; \. Schumacher Co.. Baltimore :
Obcr,eutfr Frryag Philadelphia; Thiernann PInge
Charleston. :. c. Never Munniug Co, New-Oreans ;
Schmidt 4 Co., do; Al Nee 4 CO. s. LOUIS Mo; ;
FoSd!ck Co, Cincinnati, Ohio; John >chinldt Co. Lou
isyillc XIV: r. Kaufman Co. Galveston, Texas; H.
RUuge Co, lndianola, Texas.
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I'M puRSIANCE of AM order of the Surro.

o ths New fork nocc hereby gvcn 70 n
tun, HAVING claims asn-i ERNEST MASS. i'c NJ the CITY Of
Nv YoA. baker dscad To present The sr with v,ase-s
thereof 10 subscbcr his M az BdSay, the CITY
fork before hs twelfth dy o Janahry EcAt-Da'd
New Ycs.. he eishh day % July, lsS2 - -
l4Non VI
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Insuranrc Companies.

MUTUAL FIRE ms RANCE, with CASH
lNA CAPITAL-The Republic Fire Insurance Company
al The City of Newly ork-nsurance Buildings No ~ all
IT,. conner of NlihaIl-st. 90,
The Charter OF tins Company requires that four-iths OF
It's profits paying per cent per ainun ~ AZ.
stGckhoders) aie 10 be divided with the policy holders
ROBERT 5. HONE, President
u. +. CURRY. Secretary.
BCopts IF the Charter of this Company may be OBJ
tanned application at the office
NEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY, of New Haven, Conn.-BRANCH
OFFICE, No. 10 Nall-st. y. y.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
THIS Company nsGIts Lave StocA Sncl as Horses 'a',
tie Sc &C tom DEATH occasOned either nom natural
causss accident, disease o any desc ptio
THOMAS kENDRICk, President.
GEORGE T. RENNoLDs Secretary.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
HI surance BUILDINGS, corner OF Wall and Niiam-s,s.;
Cficts Nos. 10 and If, ground floor. 49,
This Company, having their capital OF slhoVO paic IN
in cash securely invested prepared 70 insure against
loss md damage by IRE favorable terms.
The charter this Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders at the rate OF per cent per an
num- iouT-ihs OF The remaining profits are 70 DC divided
assured in scrip, bearing interest Wch Scrp Is
o. be rceeabc cash whenever the accumulated prosts
Gnd Captal shall amount 20 SlVoVOtV.
TRUSTEES;
los Gailsrd j.. John A Stepheus SIS. Rowland,
Jas. Nj. Waterbury, james Warren, stephen Whitney,
George Quits, Arthur LeaTX, Dan D. reSIhs'
(;eorse u AdCe. NJ w Hamilton VIM H. Russell
ID. :. Kennedy, do nninf Duer, Aug & Downing,
John j Astof. Jr., John Steward Jr. q. Il. Lamar,
F,,1 A D,lnuo Robert B. Minturn, VIM H. AsDinwa.
Lanes & Bell Reuben Withels, Wan. Il. Duncan,
Daniel Drake smith Edward G. Center ChAs. II. Russell
FTtd. g. Foster, Josiah OSktS Isaac 4o"hsehd'
Poieg Hall, Robert :; Mone; ,,oxp III.
DUNCAN +, CURRY, Secretary.
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NEW NORTHUMBERLAND to TROY, via

n EN hOl lE-ht lLAND VI i hOl VIA
~ BENNINGTON Opening OF the WESTERN YER
MONT aid TROY and BOSTON RAILROADS, MAKING
the Line complete from MONTREAL 70 NEW-fORk
AID the only carrying the Through Mail and Express
betW cen New York and Montreal
Rutland for Troy upon the arrival Of the trains
from Bellows Falls and Burlington, al 1870 A. NJ, arriving
ia Troy $50 L NJ also, upon the arrival VI the trans
from Burlington aud Boston at 40 z NJ, arriving AZ Troy
at NJ pessg through deli httu and romantic section
Of Vermont which has formed interesting part OF the
history Of the state
Tickets to b. procured the Stations Of the Rutland aud
Burlington Railroad and Of the Conductors the
Be cure your baggage checked by Western Vermont
Route.
This the shortest and only through without change OF
basguge) route between Rutland aud Troy.
". = JOHNSON, SUIT w. VI X H.
s + JOHNSON Sup't T. 1 Il X. X.
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rVNHE EYE and the EAR-Dr. LCTENERs
lufsy the exclusive treatment Of aea e Of the
bye and the Ear open daily, (excep euaday - IRON
A. NJ until 7. VI.
The which hSs attended Dr. Luiene-s discovery
uuprect dsnt,d.
Deafness. discharges snd noses in the ears permanently
cured withot; rsk PAIN Short, weak and imperfect
sight restored -,
Al letter, be POSTPAID and eoai,u tie fee OF S 70
receive uftt Et.uu.
NB-Noue bet professional Business attended 70 dHFins
ofhcc hours.
IT $. PASSPORTS for al parts of the
I . wo.ld-indispeuSab,e to travelCrs-isned by
j. Il. MONIES. NotAry, No. 90 Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro

Of the hr-ehy az = 70
kavhs eins sssi1.t rIIAxI9 HORTON his II ire e
Nev foft 4ss2 81 81 ~. ~ih so'e het. s
IRE rh~crt~r. a. h. sGe W. ITO wafrrn The Cay
fc't - o. tesrr ne ;v~A sy q Ar ncyt-Da' >s~i0s
the rh DIV ~ Ossh-r. l-ol
os is~snY. CHARLES STERLING. gsecs,os.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse Z.

SMITH Eq Of the County 81 knss aore Aefrhy
accoris law al person hSvns clun Argus
It's GRAHAM late Of tn CITY OF BroAyn. 4-ead TAFT they
required EXHIBIT the WITH the voucher. thereof 20 The sub
scbr Robert Shrr~e Ia. psccof husu ssr.As
Hrt.sav N the Cny OF Bsokbn before the 18th day u
January next-Dated Juy = ls5s -
CHESTER COLEMAN, J
ROBERT sHsRwELl-S Esecu;or~
~ iaw6mfs ABEL A Low,
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professional Notices.

nR. W. HASSLER. Physician, Surgeon and
~ Ocust No % West lSth-si, may be consulted gratis
from TO O'Clock A. NJ every day, Sundays excepted.
ENGLISH PATENTS under the NEW
IL LAW.-The subscriber Is prepared 70 procure
provisional Protection and u Letters Pstent
der the laws Of Great Britain The fees having been greatly
tedueea Pe'Un Payr;s. ca, ob,, MI I, =.
to costs, &C, ly addressing . .
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STEAMER. for HALIFAX
Steamboats, ano iiaiIroaos.

Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
l. OCEAN HOUSE, Gons Bunchl PORT WASH
INGTOS. MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK mid
dletown.) and RED BANk-Thr new and splendid steam
Loaf THOMAS HUNT Capt A. H. Haggerty, will leave
the New Have Pier PecA-su, East River follows
FROM NEx-YoRK. PROM SHREWSBURY.
Tuesday. oct. ~, o 4. VI. Tuesday, Oct. 10, i2l NJ
Wednesdsv Oct q. " A. VI "Wednesday Oct. -, L. n
ThuIsosy Oct 1. 10 A. VI. Thursday, Oct. ~ II Y. NJ
Friday. Oct. p ham. Friday. Oct p, = p. NJ.
SATURDAY. Oct. j. Il L. VI MONDAY, Oct 3, Z Y. NJ
TUESDAY. Oct. g, 4 VI. Tucsday Oct. n, p 7 "
WeDIesoav Oct n. A. ". Wcdnesday, Oct. ~ 81 r VI.
ThuIsday Oct q. u A. ". Thurdav, Oct. p, 2. NJ,
Fndry. Oct g, 8 \. NJ Fudly. Oct. y, I! p. VI
Saturday, Oct So y 4. VI Nlnaiy, Nov. !. = An.
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IN Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM BUNTING,
VINO resides in City OF Wiamsburgh Kings County,
JOEL W. FOOT WHO resides in the CRY and County Of
New-York. and EDWARD N. OWEN, VINO resides in
stockbrdge. Berkshire County State OF NJ ssaclusets,
have formed limited partnership, under the name or firm
OF MING FOOT, pursuant 10 the provisions OF the
Revised of the state OF New 0rk tor the buying
and selling Of Paper and Materials used IN the manufacture
oi Yaver on account OF the SAID INN and commission
m tic CIV and County OF Newly ork, which all the par
res interested the said W LILLIAN BUNTING, JOEL
W FOOT who the general partners and the sand I'D
WARD H. OWEN who II the special partner that the
sal fdward H. owen has contributed the sum Of ten thou
a nd dollars as capital toward the common stock and that
H. md rartucrshp 10 the sisteenth day OF
Sptemter 1882 and Is terminate ON the FIFTEENTH day OF
seIt,mber lS57-Dated Newl ork No. l02 John-St Sep
NJ iiet3 WILLIAM BUNTING,
'' JOEL w. FOOT,
EDMARD III. OWEN.
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DFGIUAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington

DFGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonlngton,
IL a- BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEM,S ,s ~ = I
- TsISTOS The steanaers C. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE Of this hne run regularly a. hereto
fore alternately eavns Pr No North RiyeF mt WAT
alove B.;ry-u ace daily Sundays excepted az z NJ;
80 s;ouinzfiu AZ O'clock p NJ srrlyh Of mail
trnin WHICH leaves Boston af p N
TIE steamer PERRY leaves Provdenee ior NeSpor1
sa'lv exespt suldsys AZ Up NJ Ne~-Bedf0rd and Tsun
ton p.ss.r. proceed Immediately the arrival OF tae
s.--.4 - lA.s-e-e-
For freEht spp.y q Tie once NO. 10 ba,eJ
pl.ee ey 70 road The oss1.
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NETWORK and NEW.HAvEN RAIL


~ ROAD-FALL ARRANGEMEST.-Septemb. % 30
1Tails of NewlorA leave the corner of Ctuast
and Broadway Accommodation and Speca.-etI and Z
A. NJ. aud s. L. NJ throus IA a. NewHasen.
Atcl 4 VI. aud 6t /. VI, ior Port Chester.
The lii " runs in connection with train from New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with tram over the
Canal ROad. $50
ExFREss TRAINS br New-Hsv~n Hartford. Springfield,
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads u Os-
densLuI.h and Mont cal.
At A. VI, stopping at Stamford aud Bridgeport con-
Meeting with Housstonc aud Naugatuck Railroads az
Bridge Port aud Camel Railroad at Ee~Hayrn and al 81
7 NJ stopping stamford, Norsak ard BRIDGEPORT con-
Meeting with Houssonic and Nsugatuck Railroads A.
Bridgeport
Trains INTO Nes-York-AccomnodstOn and speciel-at
3 : and s3j A NJ and 40 L. NJ through from New
Haven.
Atil 4 VI and 345 P. ", from Port Chester
Tr s35 A VI. receives passengers from sprngneld and
Hartford and Cana Railroads, al New Haven. Inc ~
+ NJ receives PASSENGERS from Hartford and Springfield
and the Northern Ra roads
EXPRFss TRAINS leave NewHaven on arrival OF trains
fiom Boston nt Il AID 81 = NJ stopping AZ Brdgepor
Norvslk end Stamford y leaving Boston al A NJ aud
81 Pm.
large bill Of advertisement a. he station House and
principal hotels GRO W WHISTLER, IT, sup't.
New Haven Senteynber. 1852
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DANBURY and NORwALK RAILROAD.

~ ON and after Sept 3 the following trains will
leave D4ntuiy:
645 A. NJ with passengers connecting AZ South Nor
walk with the NeWNoIk and New Haven A. VI tram
for Newly ork, at 500 A. NJ.
3l5 T. NJ with passengers and freight, connecting with
the Ncw.lor and New Haven s. 80 T. NJ AZ j35 T. NJ
Trains TO Daubury viii leave South NOrwdlk:
gzr A. NJ with passengers und freight, receiving pas
stngeIs rCm the NewYOrk aud New-Hayen A. NJ tram
from New-l ork.
. 5OP. NJ with passengers only, receiving passengers
from the New York and New Haven $50 T. VI. Express
tr.in Gom New.York and the go accommodation tram
from Now-Hayen. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent.
DonLury, Sept IN, 1852
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and ERIE RAILROAD

~ L W II OlA1A Guh A-AAAA~
~ Traius leave pierfOOt Of Duane-t % ioLo~s;
TxTEEss TRAM arc An. for Dunsirk connecting with
f.t-,ass .teaubots for Cleveland SsudGsSy loeao ana
Monroe aud railroads 10 Cincinnati sid chicago.
Mail TKAIN 81 80 AN. for al stations
WAY TRAIN al 3 7 n VIA Piennout ior Dea~ are
NIsHT FNrELss TEsIN al p NJ for Dunars- connect
ing It'll rst.ss steamboat for Detroit direct CONNECTING
with cypress Trrin for CHICAGO.
ENIGEANT TRAIN 81 . PM Va Pi-r-.out 1870.
CHAs MISOT, Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

smith Esd Surrogate the County Ming, nocc . heiehy
according ulw III hsvns ctf AGAINST JAMES
BROWN ate Of e City 81 BooAyn. d.sssi that iney are
eAhtt the sa the yughsr thereof Ia the subscriber
the Gilbert Sioy. No ~ Wal tAe Cay " New-
3ih dy u November nextn1ied NAY ",
ls5. fm.I laN6mF*l WILLIAM BROWN Atunstsa,os.
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CPLENDID STEAMER EDWIN LEWIS,

CPLENDlD STEAMER EDWIN LEWIS,
- Capt j. 7. Corcs, VIII leave Robnsons PIER North
River. % follows:
FROM W-YoEH. FROM SHREWSBURY
Saturday Cot. lG. 9, 4. u. Friday. Oci. H. A. VI.
Tue sday, Oct. 49, y NJ Monaay Oct. h, . \. "
ThuIfday. Oct. Il u 7. ". Neduesay, Oct - l0AM.
Saturday Oct. j. 4. VI. Friday, Oct p y NJ.
Tuesday. Oct. &c. ! z. " MONDAY Oct. >, Il p VI.
WtGnt say. Oct. e. T. VI. TWedne s'lay Der 81 AN.
Thursday. Oct g. So p. NJ. Thursday De-. p, a. NJ.
Saturday, Oct. "a, +. NJ Friday, Oct. , a VI.
Monday, Nov. !, 81 A VI.
STAGES viii be- IN readiness 10 convey passengers 10 Gil
parts OF the country.
y B-Fol further Information apply TO
BESSON BROUWER, Agent, No. 81 Westst
Tor KEYPORT aud FORT HAMILTON.
Il Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Marrayst Pier,
daily, at z. VI. Returning, leaves heyport at A. NJ,
(Sundf IS txccFtedl - .
KElrORT DIRECT-StcameT JOHN HART leaves
Murray-s; Per al \. NJ (SuEd ld Mondays eXcepted
Returning, leaves ,ypoTt daily Saturdays aud Sundays
exceptcd,l at T. ".
EOR ALBANY-Farc, 80 Cents.-The new
4 and beautiful Steamer FRANCIS SkIDDG having
been recently tilted mp night boat viii new state
rooms and bcrhs elegant AID substantial mner,
viii running FROM her dock foot OF R1blnsonst
on TUESDAY Ilrh inst. n 7. NJ. and will leave
larly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
the hour The travelling community Will ind every
Perfect O. promote their comfort Fox iTega
Or passage rIply on board. or 20
JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Agent.
No. 10 FrOut-st., y. Y.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT LIV-
W ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Co Intend sailing the favort- steamships follows
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DISSOuTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
of LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

- The coparnershp heretofore existing between John
Nelrsn aud Robert kiIk under the firm OF NELSON l
KIRK, is tins day DISQUALIFICATION, Oct. D. l8o2
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to NIAGARA

~ FALLS-ROCHES1ER LOCKPORT and NlAGA
RIA FALLS RAILROAD.-CHASGE or TIME.-On aud
eer MONDAY Sept. a. 1852 Passenger trains will run as
follows: GOING WEST.
lat truiu-Way Express leaves Rochester at M
"a trnir-Aail leaves Rochester at j. NJ
I'd trau-Nay Express...... leaves Rochester at M
RETURNING.
Isl irain-Wsy Express. leaves Niagara Falls at ITO An
"a Niagara Falls at 1880 A VI
Sd tran-Nay Express. leaves Niagara sails al 40 NJ
Arriving AZ Roche sier at l013 An M and 75) PM
connecting 9th Rochester with the regular ira rs
the Atauy aud Rochester Railroads Sunday each
way-eaye Rochester at AN aud Nasara Falls 40 M.
Fare from Rochester 10 Niagara Falls 81 %.
PASSENGERS Niagara Falls will take the cars on the
North side Of the Roche ster depot.
Tickets are sold Rochester al the ticket Office IN the
depot. WARREN COLBURN superintendent.
Rochester, Sept. ~ 1852.
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OLIPPER LINE for AUSTRALIA.-The

" magnificent ship sACSUSA Will sill for Por: Philip
tie Zh ortUher For freight or pasce having beHufi-
iu hight ana arr accommodations apply bol-f Pier No
lo r. H. q 70 W T DUGAN No. 81 FrOut-s:-, or RI :
SELL NORTON. No. 81 OlGsEp.
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CURTHER REDUCTION of FARE b!

Il the STONiNGrON LINZ
To BosroN-C.bn. g Deck, 81 81
To PEoyfpgNcE-Cebn. 81 IS; Deck, u >.
nsiv Esp NJ frorr Pier No ? North River by steam
ers c VANDERB 1T and COMMODORE. FOR further
Information epYy u the Office Of the Company NO ~ BAT
tery-pRce
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

County fors At pr
1. hsy "a claims EDw ARD DEFINING ~ Cav Of
W. YORK b. the wh sOach~rs thsrs ~
~. ,nherlr~ AZ The a6s CHARLES sHEA No 81 Cam
N th~ Csy lok. bs the r., 1y q Ard
nert-Da,es fost 'he "a dsy ~ s-r<rtnecr lisa
JANIS NcCORD. (.a-........--
TSTHyR DENlsG,
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NEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY, of New Haven Coun.-BRANCH
JFFiCE. No. 10 " all-st. y. y.
"' CAPITAL ShO,OOO.

THIS Company nsGIts Lave StocA sucn as Horses 'ai
tie &C. &c tom DEATH occasioned either nom natural
eaus, or accident or disease description whasOeyer
THOMAS kENDRlCh, President.
GFoRcr Il. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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IN PURSUANCE of am order OF the Surro-

AT. OF the County FORK sxc hereby eisen % ~ -
hvns slan. .ain,t NARf PERkiNs. e Of ~ cay OK
New lerk ~ao~ devca-ed re-snt the saas Sih 'o
thereof sus.crhrr \; No "a Ss ~ N n
Cts Of Ne- the ath Of March sext-psea
3 ia~6mF WILLIAM PERKINS, Es-cu'o,
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4 CSTRALA.-F'irst ship, 20 sail punctuaily
n Oh SATURDAY.-The stAanch SHIP HEDOkA hsSlns
unds Te0Le thorough examination while On the D.y peA
ha rttuTDsd to her berth Pier No Mr. and Will receive
IL moro Tss-ens-r- moderate Apply on ooo1u
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ETRTHER REDUCTION OF FARE TO

FURTHER REDUCTION OF FAKE TO
Il BOSTON-Calin fare 81 50. vi, Norwich and Worces
ter Line daily from foot Of COurtsndt st. North RIVER at
O'Clock +. ". No charge for berths by this line
CTILL LOWER-FARE REDUCED To
~ BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. NEWPORT and FALL
RINER-By the steamers BAY STATE and EAPIhE
STATE. a.
Fare 70 BosToS-Cabin, q 50 Deck 81
Fare 20 PRovIpENcE-Cablu,S Il: Deck. Ioc
Fare 70 NEwPoRT-Cab!n, VI Deck, Ioc
Fare 10 FALL RIvER-Cabil. el Deck, 7oc
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse G

SMITH, E.q, - the County Nag note he'eny
pcoCdns tn hw, ~ ssss' Cok>s-
liCs VAN CLsEf. hi~ CITY Bfoyn. ices->s that
sey required etAhs voachc hervoi IN
TIE uhscrs Char,s Iorey rs o,e No ~ Fulton 81 n
the City Of Brcoly besorr DAY fceguay wit
Dated jay 81. lSSl
CHARLES c BETS.
JACOB n BOERrM tEtsSuoeS
CHARLES
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GREAT SALE of MANUFACTURING

T0 Be I'D inn.edl..e.y - :he e.
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Death resulting from Il disregard
or isl0tfesefiOsl 10 Ffupfurcs.
EXTRACTS FROM TIE woRKs OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER,
THE EMINENT SURGEON.

EXTRACTS FROM THE woRKs OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER,
THE EMINENT SURGEON.
CASE 1.
brought ST. Thomas Hospital who had fallen from
ladder piece hi, Rupture complained
of violent pain and died in four hours
man, who had been afflicted with Hernia many
years. injured by oen. push within
iured him. his that dying nothing
that could devise hsd the effect during the three days that
vived, of alevating in any degree hi, torture.
Gbbon died from neglect of hi, Rupture. When
upon foresight that historian
conclusion that there something the the affection
stupede the against the dangers always attending
".
brought into the Hospital strangulatea Hernia
operated upon PAIN shortly great
agony
CASE V.
fhy years had subject many years
Rupture which could without difficulty Constipation
place January could removed
brought Baholomews ospta strong having
procuring relief the operation performed day
s,rangaan. proved fatal The patient
lowing evening"
person Hospital sangulaed
Inqutnnl Hernia the attempt, nsu,essu
the operation performed his admission. All
give him relief failed day
death.
twenty years age ST. Thomas, Hospital
Strag oenta Hernia; upon performing OPERATION
quantity large there posi-
biy being returned purpose gatnrp
applied experienced operation
died seventh day which performed.
CASE WI.
Rice had Sanguaed Femoa Hernia operated
upon the symphonic Of nausuaton re.ved but third
dag OF the operation the patient seized with vomiting of fscuen
which continued for several days when she sank
CASE TX
Bygrave Consepita Hernia
hours strangulaion
person by Ashley fry years.
strangated which resisted every aeptto
operation performed the satisfactory By eighth
day after the operation the wound healed excepting
spot; upon the morning day. complained
about tbs neck with difficulty swallowing jaw
completely locked Opium and the cold bath
slight temporary symptoms without any pr
advantage, and the fell the dsense.
sS= The best similar ate, by
unately afflicted, apply Dr. sIiERMANs Office, 10 ST
CHARLES STREET, procure his
NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH
You have used ordinary Tru years. without Meeting with
any accident injury imperfect pe,
upon the bwe, but then taken during the
week with all the horrible fatal symponi sngu.on
Remember this cases. you opportunity
they ought done-REsORT MEANS
SECURITY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25
UnhIe UAIks

Needles were first made in England by Moor from
SPAIN in the reign of Mary but he dying without teach
ing the art it was lost until 1866, when it taught by
Elias Grorose German We well that this
historical fact has nothing to do with the wish to
impress upon readers that c. j. Walker Exchange
Alley, has just received per Empire City, fresh and
well selected stock oflight liturature.
The vocal and instrumental music of Northern nations
is usually of louder and boisterous nature than
that of Southern countries which is plantve and
sentimental Nevertheless the large and varied stock of
fashionable music sold by H. D. Hewitt 80 Camp street,
is selection from all these By the bye did you
examine Hewitts flutes volins guitars and pianos =
you cannot find their superiors.
When the Old Style or length of common year, was
altered in England by act of Parliament in 1852 quite
cutlery raised by the ignorant and supcrstous who
accused the government of shortening their lives They
had evidently been given to intellectual reading
We would cite John Ball SO Gravier street book
seller who always furnish European and American
works of the most sterling merit Ills Hungary and
Kossuth by B. +. Tetft, D. D. for instance.
The scientific revolution originated by Copernicus had
the fortune ettng aside the temporary rctrogade
impaired by the hypothesis Of Tycho Brahe of advancing
without interruption to its obectthe discovery of the
structure Of the universe The revolution effected
by Dr. Sherman 10 St. Charles street the mechanical
remedies for Hernia and Spinal complaints proves that
his worldrenowned Trusses, Shoulder and Brace Sup
porters manufactured correct principles of science
Harry. I can not Think says Dick,
What makes my ankles grow thick"
You do not recoect,' says Harry
slow great u calf they have to carry u
Gentlemen with l-shaped calves should consult with
their taors how to disguise the defornty by the style of
trowsers In question of dress Scott and Soaring have
reduced clothing TO science may be proved by visiting
them at the of Old Levee and Canal streets,
The extension of navigation says Humboldt in the
tropical seas and in high Southernlaudes has since the
beginning of the sixteenth century cxerted powerful
influence the gradual extension of knowledge of
the armament In the way does the well sustained
reputation of his Guns. Pistols Jcwery and Watches
bring great amount of custom to C. Duggan 81 Com
mon street.
Have you Gdon's beautiful Panoramic exhibition
of the river Nile? No Then go by all means to see ii
at Commercial Exchange Hall. St Charles street 1t is
open this evening, and will continue to be without in
tcrmisson. until its final closing,