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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
r Rnowy Miss. submitted an amendment

Mr.. BKowS Miss submitted an amendment
10 the Rules, providing for the appointment OF Com
nit.ee of fifteen members 10 be called the General Com
ni;tee on Claims. whose duty IL shall be 70 report
general bill az each On making appropriations for the
payment of private claims. separate vote may be
taken on any one of the items He made brief expla
psron showing the present inefficient mode Of making
appropriations for private claims expressing his o5ec
tons 10 Board OF Claims and showing how wen us
owA proposition would answer the purpose.
Mr. SwEETzER opposed the amendment, for
the reeson that il would create conflicts between the
Committees Of the House increase rather tnan diminish
difficulties, and produce KIND OF iogronlng sys'en-
There were facilities enough already for getting money
out of the Treasury and more than one-haf oil tne
claims now allowed ought never 20 have been passed.
He would throw open the Courts OF Justice 70 caiin
ants
Mr.. STEPHENS (Ga) thought that by the ap-
pointment OF such a Committee the public n.erers
would be better subserved than BY the present scenf
systeI He not disposed to look upon the majority
Of claimants o. robbers and wss OF opinion II me
Courts of Justice thrown open Government would
be compelled to pay millions Of dollars now withheld
Mr.. CLEVELAND Conn although favorable
10 reform In disposing Of private claims opposed the
amendrnex, a. not calculated eject the object Inc
reedys for the members 10 attend here on ana
Saturdays and attend TO this particular business.
Mr. STUART believed the proposition 10 DC
neither less than Submitting the entire que.
tion OF paying private claims to Is gentlemen, WITHOUT
Mr.. CAMPBELL (Il.) said although there
were several objections TO the amendment ne believed
IL wosld TO some extent relieve private claimants ana
he should vote Tor 4.
Mr.. WAsHBuRS (Me.) advocated the propo-
sition, and
Mr. SrAsLr On. CO opposed it.
Mr.. FREEMAN Miss proposed substitute
instructing the Committee Judiciary TO infuis y.
the necessity and propre,y Of giving 10 the United
Ds,ric. Courts full power AZ Law 70 hear and de'efnH
claims sgsins, the federal Government
Mr. SAcKLrT (N. ~ stated his objections 70
Mr.. Browns amendment arguing that il would no, a.
eilfs,e business, but only combine bills In aiosro
system o,;,;or
Mr.. JoHSsos (Ark.) favored the ProposiIion
becsuse 10 would approximate TO justice 70 private e
ants who most sadly neglected under the pr
ussres OF the House.
MIR. FRHrxaS's substitute was voted down-
-Aves g. Noes 70; and Mr. BsovS's s.nendment W.
hen rejected-yeas "A, Nays q.
Mr. EWING (Ry) submitted resolution ID
,srucrg the COMMITTEE on the Judiciary 70 inquire 'n''
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f'uy EXTENSION OF CASAL-srREEr, &c, &c
A meeting Of persons interested IN the pfoposeu
tension Of Canal ct to Walker and the widening Walk
or to East Broadway was held last night at the East
broadway House Mr. Joseph Piggot was called to the
!, and Mr. N w Dolson appointed TO act as Secre-
tsry. .,.
,,rr.,v meeting and called by private requison so
of ,hose most interested in this matter had
hsa M notice on the subject In fact many oonsaereo
tha, the matter had been abandoned On. no" ~.
measure to extend Caualst. and widen "aiAei "H'1a
all thought was given up was again orousn' w.
The only way 10 put an end to the mst'e' "0u," - ~
get the signatures of majority OF the properly
"a rer.ons about to be taxed for this extending ana
widening TO q reIionstrance 70 the supp
-, -. confirmation The Common Council, to DC
sure. Lad the power Of wiihdrawingh before" "os~
be confirmed but that be did not expect tney wou' W.
II persous now knew the Aldermen o. 'ne'f war,
thev formerly did they might have chance Oh se'As
The subiect Withdrawn. lie (Mr 70 spoks 70 ms p'"
an, assistant Alderman the sahecr ana NC 'o" A'
,h.. he con.iiercd that the majority Oh 'ne oo'ea.
ward were for this widening of walkersI no" 'ns'
Vas not at all the fact, as he knew OF his wv" ""
edse that the Alderman was opposed 10 IL
Can't. Doueherty said; He may be against "e"
Il,ov he MA. NOT when he was Assist. '''
WA carried Ia that Board after he had
.mrmber when IL was lost af.er 1t had Passeo ''o
Board Of Aldermen. But VIC will accept ms "'s -
Defeating ,his project. and hope he viii assst U.s.
poushertv then vent into detail Of some houses VI
a., and ,ome over valued and designated the ssma's
sslId before the Common Council as highly delecu'o
Re said that signatures should be gc.to reonsfan''
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State senate-Funfra raj Of DR..
Stevens.

BosToN, Moniny Dec o. 1852
The Governor and Council are counting the
votes for State Senators Mr. Cabne Of Berkshire Co
aonist IL defeated by 81 votes he before suppOs
ed 10 lie elected The total result will no doubt be 10
Wings, Cosiiionsts and % vacancies.
The funeral of Or. J. H. Stevens, to-day,
largely attended The escort composed of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company and the Flu
sleers Gen. Pierce, Caleb Gushing, and Major Laly
we present
This funeral reported 10 have taken place
Sunday, but it did not occur till this afternoon.
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The following numbers ranged rom % per cent 70
5. Nos. n, A. &c. S. s. 90, o. las, los us, %, u,
l47, 4s, 40, 6, III, g. l39 Twentythree pew' were
then sold at the prices appraised at prcei ranging from
s95Oto $3.50 There were In Ill ninety n.ns pews sold
Twenty news In the gallery were reserved for the uss
of the Sabbath School scholars.
The premiums paid on pews sold was
The amount appraised on these psws w~...... H.sso
Amount realized, including premiums paid. 2sc
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Proposed Railroad between Rochester and
Troy.
TRoY, Monday, Dec. 20. lsJ

Troy, Monday Dec. 20, ls52
A company has been organized in Rochester,
with capital Of se0O0OO0 for constructing Railroad
between tbst city and Troy. Ten per cent sub
scribed and paid in.
Tie City Railroad depot here has been To-
Gated on 6thst. between Albany and Futon.sts.,
brecing Eaton Gilbens mandatory.
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SALE OF Prws-The sale Of the Pews Of

the new Prcsby .eran Church in Filth avenue corner
Of Nineteolth-at, (Dr Alexandess) took place last
evening AZ carly hour Ia the evening the Church
was nearly Tiled with ladies' and gent smen who were
anxious obtain the most eligible pews. AT the open
ing of the salc which was conducted by Mr.. VIM. II.
Franklin II was steied ths the pews would in all cases
be started the appraised value and tho bids would
be per ceniage the appraised value for the choice
of pcws TIE following are the prices paid and tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1859

and this should be laid before the Supreme Court Is
soon as possible After some general conversation an
Executive Committee was appointed 70 consult with
Council on the subject. and also hire room for the
IurIose Of holding public meeting and that such
meeting should be called. possible through
the public Pres OF the City.
The thanks 81 the meeting were given to the Chair
man, and then theT adinurued
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BY TELEGRAPH.
'eutern TslegraA e. eeer Of Haaaser aas gsas.,...
InkIings from Washington.

InkIings from Washington.
SPECIAL Dfsroth 70 The N Y Tribune:
WASHINGTON. Monday eve. Dec q, 1852
A bill is drawn and viii soon be presented to
the House, authorizing the POstmaster-General
to employ Engineers to survey and thereupOn
to construct Railroad by the shortest possible
route between Washington City and New York
for the Transmission Of the IT, S. Mails
The prospective Cabinet Of Gen. Pierce at
tracts great attention. Some contend that no
Free Soler or SecessiOnist will be taken; others
say both will be- Gen. Dix is warmly urged.
EYE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

II DR.. Elliott, the famous Buck Eye ora
has just returned from successful lectuEng tour
in Indiana AID Kentucky, and Is now talking temper
ance up in Putnam Co. in this State
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Railroad Project ut Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Monday Dec. 90 1852.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have resolved proceed with the construction
Of 100 miles of double track-G0 between Baltimore
AT Cumberland and 40 between Cumberland and
Wheeling One hundred thousand dollars worth of al.
diiional locomotive aud cars have been ordered.
81 bonds are to be issued these objects
We have no mail South Of Mobile.
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Fire Mt Bellows Fails, Vermont.

SPHINGFIELD, Monday, Dec %, 1872.
The Valley Hotel at Bellows Falls, Vermont,
was destroyed by fire early this morning. The inmates
barely escaped with their lives.
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Gen. Pierce in Boston.

BosroN, Monday, Dec. %, 1852
On Saturday the President elect. accOmpa-
MED by Hon. Amos Lawrence. and President Hopkins
Of Williams College, visited the Maher School in South
Boston. Gen Pierce addressed the children in Ian
gu0ge calculated 10 make lasting impression in favor
of republican institutions, good order and sound mo-
Iality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

the expectancy ofreporny resolution ifinz Tor an
amendment OF the Constitution. % requrs tns
Electors for President and Vice Preside 1rexceps ths
two SEM ris Eect0rsco be chosen in each Stz,e IN
the several Districts instead Of BY the vote OF me vaois
Sfare
Mr.. DARBY MOI introduced a bill providing
fl the settling Of disputes in relation 10 certain land
ties IN Missouri Referred to the COMMITTEES GA Public
Lands
The House then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

y AT Liverpool the other day some sixty
crocers and other tracers hauled up before the
Mayor and fined for selling with false weights and
measures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-21

II SUFFOLK County is reported to US on
Maine Law, and one willing to obey his con
stituents' Instructions
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Mt New-OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday Dec. Is, 49,
The steamships Osprey, from New-YOrk, and
the Daniel Webster from San Juan, Nicaragua arrived
here yesterdays and the VIM. Penn, from New.York,
arrived today
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er. WIN w. Drs. IrsHrc-. ...,,,,,.
SYLVESTER Fl. WORTHEW
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Ifsx,I1

We invite the attention Of oar readers othe advertise
OF Dr. Morse nygorstng Cordia IN another column
celebrated Physicians the best remedy sod for
those complaints II sd verti-ed 10 cure and we have
petey cured and think valuable preparation and wor
Philadelphia Weekly sat,yis,
We are n an advocate Patent Medicines Ia the gen.
ea OF the word but that the lnygof-
sng Cordial advertised our last page, ss sreput.on
far above The quackp medicines Of the day. The Cor
dial it Will be seen supplied wholesale and retail BY
"a O'''' Boston Daiiy MaL Aug. 25, 1852
The success Of Dr. Morses lnvigotra,ing Cordial appears
be of the extraordinary character We pubhsh To-
day certificates its behalf, fron Thomas Lloyd
White OF Lynn Mr. Lord believes the medicine 70 have
saved his life and Nj White entertain equally
strong confidence in ts efficacy lnesenf men xe tooss
wosd praise strongly what that they did not fully be-
heve 70 be tue.
The Odd Fellows Paper publishes the following Among
the numerous Of medicines recommended Tor me
long OF diseases depending upon proration
Invigorarns Cordial bears the palm Of superiority
II Is indeed neutrality-suspicious. and having seen u ussa
with decided advantage IN number OF cse. We Gao re-
commend i with pleasure, and with fn eonHasnSe IA ~
suceess"
H. RISG. General Agent No I92 Broadway, Ne~YOrs to
whom al orders must Be . 1870
Bos.ou w V Spencer No lz3 wsshinz.on-st. Fetridse
Co: sprinsfed Bis Haven; Worcester NJ b Green;
Lowell John Maynard; Hartford John P,tsn' Prov
SOS. and y N. Wood No. Harmony Court Baltimore,
ROg.rs and Brothers and s. s. Hanee Washington d..
Gilman Rehmond Va Bennett Ses1s No 70 ass:st
~ Y John L. Coleman Torouto, Csnads, Lyman Broth
er. Co. and cities advertised throughout the Union.
Ii pat up highly concentrated, IN Pint Bottles with the
And .OId Tor S. pr Bottle for ga sa4 the doz.
Entered according % Act Of Congress ~ The year s BY
for the Southern District Of the State Of SewYerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

NJ MEhtl III Oh pIit M-c'br"' 'Nih'
Dr. Merse having recently heard that Physicians and
several Druggists asserted that his Cordial contained
Mercury ana Opium has made the following affidavit
Whether these Physicians and Druggists supposed II co
tanned Mercury Opium, from the singular energy with
which upon particular diseases or from us great POI"
er IN relieving PAIN or out Of envy, he knows not
State Of Nei- ioyk City and County OF Netr York IS -
On this 10th OF June A. d. eighteen hundred and forty SIX
personally appeared before Andrew Mcke, Mayor Of
The CITY OF NewY ork Metcaf Morse who by me being du
~ sworn doth depcse and say that there IL Corrosive Sub
Innate other Mcrcuria preparation used IN compromising
and manufacturing contained IN the medicine known
~ the name Of Dr. Morses lnvgoratng Elixir Cordial,
and thar II does contain particle OF OPIUM.
NJ. MORSE.
Sworn to b. fo.e me, this 10Th day of June 1876
A. III MICKLE, Mayor.
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Galamanoer Safes.
HERRING,s PATENT; Also, WILDER

HERRING's PATENT; Also, WILDERS
L -SALAMANDER SAFES.-There are but few who
have not within their own experience witnessed as
tessmg ects produced IN the sudden destruction by hfc
Of yauabes which be iced but might nave Deh
preserved at rhng expense IN the purchase oil one OF Tue
Saamander tirepToot Sates-once poS,esseI serve a"
Sub Treasury and perpetual policy OF insurance TO me
amount OF It's coutcnts. , -.
In the wear 1874 the subscriber purchased the exclusive
night (tor the State OF York; TO make and yend IL
deIs celebrated Patent saamander Safe, and the ony
person o has the rgtto authorize others to make sell or
TO institute suits at law against any nirhseheht
upon said patent ia the State. v,,,
Having recently obtained patent for Safe called Her
nngs frOof which, upon lts pMh HeHtS luis tio
most perfect Fire and DamPGpt sa9 ever Which 70
frat introduced by the subscriber, and has proved 10
be the best Safe IN market W 10 the iuuouu0ion u
Hexrng's Patent FireProof these safes are no" out
ed ss the Champion Safe of the World; and repeat
NV CHALLENGE - apply these Safes a. well rs 70 Iet =
which continue TO furnish TO ihe puS; o q % %
partial tIia before dsnis rested eomiee OF
citizens Published heretofore bN me III INC SS ~ -
try newspspers and issued daily IN handbs a. the IRON
Safe Depot, corner Of Water and rlne-ss Al Itso
are eauton,d against making vending or using ach "e"
equally tablet ierTnss FlrNfrooi Saatahu'I say !" ~
good title can be given IN the uhl'c" S'"'e' "'' f
chased from my agents. -.. - /,
Having purchased the patent for the manuiacuIhg anu
furnishine Halls celebrated fowdeT-froo' bocN e ~
NO larger than for whch medal was awaued
at the Worlds Fair London and now so much IN iaVot
with the public which 1t so deseryedy merits beng tSs
lowest priced Burglar ana Powder-froot Lock ever
in the Unite States. furnish three sizes with aa win
out chanfese KEYS az the low lrice, when put on my om
Safes OF from $40 25 but the Pice 10 sale SNe!s
others who desire the best security Tor thef money Nv
to slC0. sc, s... ,,~.., R,ocl
Wsier-st between Madtnsne aud w siist- Were San
be seen for sale the largest assortment OF FIRE and Burglar
Proof Safes in the world together with the medal aw
by the JUDGE at tbs great Worlds Far London sso o'
and silver medals and diplomas from me Aee eRRIY
NB-specimen. OF MarbleizeS Msntels Columns Table 5
Tops &C. &C. be now INTRODUCED oy Ine oas
nsnder Marble Company depot No SIS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18
Pills - COMMON SENSE

People less common sense IN using medicine than
upon other subject Thousands Of lives annually
sacrificed sud constitutions ruined by the OF physc
They undertake 70 weakly and debated children
and sick persons reducing their strength by constantly CIV
ing them Pills Pills Pills Many SICK persons eat amount
Of Pills sufficient all The constant OF pyhslc
foolish TO attempt TO eruptons OF the skin
and disease by driving them IN with ointment and sayes
A dose or of Pills judiciously taken or twice
wear sometimes useful Ointment OF Burns
Cuts They VINO attempt strengthen the system by
the OF Physc disease by olnrnens are fools
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CrRE ALLS.

There medicines advertised sold and recommended
TO ell diseases matter how opposite or di-simar
the diseases may De, the medicine VIII cure you
This not 81! Every medicine that will
Rheuuat sr VIII Dot COnsunptiou-Or What will cure Dys
eutery VAL Neuralgia But there class Of
diseases from the that number o. med
icines properly compounded, single meicine Of
extraordinary virtues viii remove For example Diseases
that brought by any unnatural dram
the Vital Nervous Fluids, the 0yer-tayns dersnse
meut ofthe Nervous system By close mental application,
from whatever produced bringing with them long
tram Of symptoms and causing short time
affections of the head and mind bordering insanity.
This Of the system the Compound bearing the
Of DR. MORSE> IuvForating Cordial. will relieve and IN
short time restore the sys,em and al the organs 70 their
raiurs health and vigsr
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NTEW-YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAIL

lVROAD.-WISTEF ARRANGEMENr.--Decembe Is, 1852
Trains out OF New-Y aud Special
at and II. A. NJ and p. NJ. through to Now-Hayen
At910 4 NJ. and q z. NJ. fol Port Chester
The ll4 A. NJ runs In connection with train nom New
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road.
ExrREss TRAINS at A. NJ end 81 p, VI for New Haven,
Hartford Sprnghed Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads. The A train connects 1t
NewIIaven with train of the New-London Road 10 New
London Norwich StoninetOn and Providence The $50
L. NJ. 70 New London only.
The 3 A NJ stops at Stamford and Bridgeport,
nectinz with Housatonic aud Naugauck Railroads at
Bridgeport The 81 F. NJ stops at Stamford, Norwak and
BRIDGEPORT connecting with psnbury Railroad at Norwak,
and with Housatonc aud Nausa,uck Railroads of BRIDGEPORT
Trims into Newly ork-AccOmmodAtiOn aud Special-at
81 and IS A NJ and L. NJ. through from New Haven.
At 81 A. Nj and so p. NJ. from Port Chester.
The g35 4. NJ receives passengers from SprIuSheld and
Hartford Ne-L0ndon ard Canal Railroads, at New. Haven
The NJ receives pass from Hartford aud Spring
field and Northern Railroads.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave NewHaven on arrival OF trains
from Boston at II and $50 r. NJ (stopping at bridgeport,
Norv ak and Stamford y leaving Boston at A. M. ard
81 NJ Trains of the ewLondon Road run ia conuec-
ton.
See large bill Of advertisement at The Station House and
principal hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER Jr, Sup't
New Haven December, 1852
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pITTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal

Comfany prepared to deliver to families In any pa
tins City Brooklyn and Wiliamsburgh from Us
nests and several yards the various sizes OF IL flgn
Goal which superior Anthracite for domestic use Apply
he yards corner Of iith-st. and SHAW WestG nest
onon a. the foot Of Governeurs East hivea 10Y "
worth lothst Wilharsburgh; foot Of Golds brookiynI
the Office Of the Company, corner OF brosdway s1
1919 The Coal viii BE- delivered ct " 70 per sun, 9.
osyud.
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CUPREME COURT.-Truman r. Colman

~ Zsceus Pstsr Betsy 0.terss9et WIDOW, and George
OsiersiHci Thomas Wolfe aad Losns hs vie, kkA. Morris
and Eiza.s,h hs vie, Ezra kmian and Caroline h We,
Ammo Fay and Sarah his ~e William Osersack, john Do
ieTstsek Emory Os,sr-tk and Csre. ose,stsct hers
hx Of John o.teriaet. deceased To zAcHEUs PARKER.
THOMAS WOLFE and LOyisIA kis vile ros bsssty
nonec The eocSnf tbs actn, and cog %
your ko'tevk cx'firxnxus County View Yort,
sr.o exclusive Of ths dsy al
such and the defendants fad ~ eonptasnf
th acton The p.n6 wn apply The Coat for the rshd d
sneed tie compliant. and vii take soes that tbe
Pc hled the Once Of the Clerk 81 ne CosSv
Q. Csifnsusu- the frst day o. D-reneer, issl ..,
"a ls~s~s A.. g. RICE, PlsIufl6S Au0rse1
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QU'ACKs

There are class Of men who advertise d" No Cure no
Pay"-"Advicc Free Sc. Sc pretending that they
regular physicians They should be avoided They ask
paw o advice but charge aganty for the nOsums
which they ysTaby you 10 Purchasesome oi the
VARIOUS Kinds with which their shops filed These fe
lows general sharks II cheaper aud Tar better u get
tie advice Of physician good standing Some of the
Guacks style themselves great Companies &c, aud pat
down dozen different descriptions Of diLs which II
they could believe them would raise the dead. They are
are II huubuzA
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fesal Notices.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Sarro.

In PURSUANCE OF an order OF tho SurrOs
County York, will be sold
H. the Merchants Erhsns, the City of New York
twenty seventh day January the 1919 twelve
noon he blowing decubed Real Estate u Bradley M
deoeased the hi- debts Al that certain
parcel and the llh Ward ofhc
cry New Yos the solihe SIDE Of ob st. together with the
Which bounded and iooSs
hundred and dve feet from the pont
forming es-tey the Intersection Of h AMI
containing feet front Ave feet and
hundred aud AT, i've and bait
inches eaery hne hundred snd my four AMI
the westerly Tho sad
property small SLING house. Zen
Che purchase money viii be- required pad he sale AMI the
balance When the deed ready Yok December
6Is52 GABRIEL VAN corr
W. n yas Corr, Proc or dp6w
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PHYSICIANS.

An intelligent honest conscie ntOus physician 10 one Of
tie useful members OF society and perhaps consider
ing everything the least appreciated rddesntn Me
chaic he called upon the night particularly II he
was unwe and tie night cold and stormy, 70 q WORK
or On Journey Of several miles 20 10 most dsagTeeable
Job would sder themselves nsulted-but are
constantly dong this, aud going about doing good for
which they Set but little thanks aud many less pay
There are such that practice in oil theories OF med
cine.
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Goal.

COAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and Is
~ constantly discharsns all the vaous nnds OF Anins
s'e and Bisunsinous Goals, VIZ feaeh oSna'u, 'scA
sef the very best quality, delivered IN o'''i'
NJ Tor sale low JAMES L. Wohiti,
bown-tovp Office No 81 Wsl!-n
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Meoiral.

CRAHAMs ONGUENT is the name OF q
Vywopderful compound that VIII make the ~.
N,.Sbs or EA,r grow hike magic IN 81 weeks ~iiJ1.'
,s,rnz or IN urinE the skis Price 81 per oo'fie'
d. a. so Sent 10 any part Of the country; .. .s