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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

IT, Our space will no, allow ns nov
10 DO No, but we shall uest week atsetdtt
EAessfs, MsCo,eien aud Chapman t
Ta eCbesfs.-'iNe Legislature slloatned
s,ss die on Thursday night At l3 o'cibek
The members INDUCED N mnul wit OF
each ollef's esreust, but Il was AL taken
~ good pnrt, aud the members separated
with the most friendly feeling, Mr.
speuker kins's speech WIS conolllstpfy
aid pleaEihg. Two of their mosl iippor.
,ant nets were hand dlo The Gota'hor too
late 20 allow him to give them that at,en.
tion iAirA his con wteaoe thought peccs.
e,ty, ~ order 70 euabFe him 10 sign them
hen - .tey have no, become laws, We
Aaule y 1.-THE Point Coupee Leves bin aud
the Rcairtry law q i W
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

~ A man was fonnd dcud on tho
road il West Baton Rouge yesterday,
supposed y have died fron exls,surss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

H. We learn that q d,lianl,y occurred
'ee.wesa " I~eishanen wood ~ct,eprersl
III West Baton Rouge, on Thursday last,
which resulted III t,,e death of one Of them,
by the other cutting his caro,id artery
with M axe, vl3 sa,sl m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

AfH - &EtH#Ht EAFN-rEAZE TtEL ELE
IT, We are plea sed ito roe nv Tho col
lowing eS'fart nom that stsinch Demo
rtalin paper, the Courier. tina. we we're
not mistaken ii retrrence 70 the feeling o
the Democracy, towards MI. Clay 5a II
+" We regret 10 aeo II announced that
Kessutl, Inns been attacking Mr.. Cav
II Is TO lw hoped that ihe statement Il
either nutrue, or very much exaggerated.
Henry Ciav now belongs 10 history. an,l
his fan,r 70 his eomntry, From one en-,
OF is broad territories to the other. he has
not = single encmy, Thronghon, his loua
md ilftsstrions career lie has haen thu MI.
vnea,e and ~c,,ampioh DC freedom, ani 81
those great principles OF law md nrler.
without which liberty hrs no staA.ili,,.
and 10 g%unralaees for tho repose Of 70.
clety,
Tho opposition 70 Mr. Cav. 80 Iong
and SO steadily mad. hy the Democratic
y, mnst not Ne mistaken Tor n aistrust
ol his patriotism or y Nant of a~dsninii,p
for his great and genenms qualities. Ii
was exclusively foiHicai. growing q u
of adherence Of opiuiom on matters co,..
cefnin ! the administration OF our govern
meut-oar home policy, His reputation
and his faine ore, as much cherished Ivy
one raf,v as tile otler. And no Amer.
can politician could now mike nh attack
on him, without heinz condemned by Ill.
general voice of thu country" $3.50
FeoM Cosra Rica.--Inielligence from
Cnsin Ricn ~ the 2lta a,i., has lee,r n.
q New York by the Psunsslseus
The otfirlai paper contains aha ~anpfova,
by President Mose. of rltas Republic. al
the treaty Of asnity and ON merce ,,o,,
last July, AVashingiaa, hetvera
Mr, Mnlnia. the Costa Rican Charge. and
Mr.. Webster. The treaty i the saae ~
ihst made some time since. bar not vel
with Mr., Marco.e,a. tho Nicara
guam Charge. ss4 ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

FLoops IN ErRoPE.--Vrrp Destructive
floods have recently occurred ia several
sasas of Germany. especially ialsIse Maine
and Rhine districts. The waters slssve
rasei, higher Than q, any period dnring the
last fifteen years. The late hrasg rains
~atitiiise nniasaal mildness or the weather
coffhsned are supposed IN .b~-tise causes,
haying nrshahly melted large ltmcss Of
snow in the Swiss mounlains. 81 a..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

h sNEAsLY ByrIEp ALttvE-Tbe Csnrisr
id dfAesss l4arn-ii.al jisst ~ tie d MY DC
sbeslwite of 4 4. gipsy galalped Pias ss:ailhl, was
icing Uttered sln Iisf cefIesery iii ttsats
sei1 y.ia noise was lt-afa % proceed fffsgn
aSs .sdfiu. which wa iitriipinis5di.atetg opened.
After <viils reAtnrstives Trad lx'ris attsnitii@-.
itsfri q, the aappospd 'iIeasd woman. silae'
room recovered sufficiently t0sretarai 10
rhs home. III s 800
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

FsoM JAmAfcAs-Adsicrs frssn Kiurs
sion . the Ilsh az Fehfusrvsl,ase heal
received * New Yark. The island swsas
healthy ardarnde rssler i,rstes hin, us,,al
Holders of Hopr. .s.re askiAy S2s PIX
WAS worth 90s. 10 qis. Tie Iess<satssrA
Adjourned Hi the 4sls. PETITIONS wefe III
crlating ask5bsslse atsai@xRsn ~ .fa,,ssies
prnsuets ist<a Eaxsasn, ffse If tlut s.s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20
THs srrasstlp ArLAsrIc1-Ine III

THEss rEAnssIP ArLAaTIIcs9-Jbe sbaI'
WbfftI Wa Iaokk "a no.lI fsr MISUNDERSTANDING
bsr lssEs soyaz from Liverpool. Was the
rev eYies nIxae ist Eslglyasd+ after stlsss III
fufn Il The afsaBed steaa Hser last viisser.
When TIE sllafl was pnsst III, al Equtlsil
tpspsr as-sseritSd NAT @lb,,lds Ihss A.ss il
fssr a4saili meet With q isitn.isas. ac4sldea1
II would nos N. the EsaiyIisfI shaft thar
would ~ folni Ifokeh -yptftIe IL flt
pIyfs-< I ptti,iss'gy X siirpIi II Al hi Io sfseA u
\ yns'sssns as1ts Z. ~ssH gHag ss8a u ss
MALlule0ss-4ssnnsa tin,ss daring SIM
dx u IL, the 2gsh sals zone
taIsid fIr clerks oinAlt0lf ttA Cinrnt
Gov ipffs ke-p,yslaee.ant II, X yssitldGudizxY
idailf shssr1I ti1 me x1srsasaeaslya aH'ahe
Iiba1,srs. ~ csiiinjrS. 4 e.lass6b h &Sseadf inie
ep5adfal MA I 49, lr4srs1 ls:slxsili! ~ sof
n uefsi sgi spaled ats a l1.QoMA
fs@alL u s 600 u iLsfytiS,s.slss sfie.j
# q iabs person. I, 4 s,iss
n 5ts |. sss wsFgUf|
III isssf -. sasl~sshsssszz1lz4 M
wv NSRH&HE Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20
JOHN j. CRIrrENDEN,
FOR WOE PRESIDENT.

" ksntwsAy. iii
isaij'ct 10 ihs lAsei,isn VI . Wig National
saiventptl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20
Two MLtaoss or D,ttAhs carAts.

Two MtLMoss or D,tLAhs CarAts.
gp fileM A BANK DY FusslaY.--r'ae
Nalloitd .Baph ~ Bieno. Asf.s feeentiy
llsdo ont iwo niiiitpi4. ut 4Iota,rs on d
forged .ratf, II APPEARS that tae III Tie
tHaitaa 4 man ,iattied Andrrs VisI~gat, oi
= fesl'entab,e tafnily, mp~t,rei,m order,
%iiHfpoftins 10 ts IRON tla lso.eflor, for
tsY9 t%niirol+ qI ~,lollnr4. Tia forgery was
40 altnrht'iy Hsra1faled. fiiiH Hapuie liz tie
Dt'leer. W. q mViuesit sisl,ecM | 10, md
promptly paid hf1i the money. sib.f.
q''etaiy they ri4ni the t~;pvefisor word iiIlpt
llley had ca-lltd bis. nrder. wi,ei,, III their
~aiiitxe1i.a,i, frey were told II wa. Il fbf.
g.fy. The police aud otl,c,r anitbtori ies
were liaa,ietiialely, called INTO reputation.
aid the Whole eify rpn-hck I'D sgnini OH tie
day HE im1vf Wa4 ffAuad ai, ..il,e
as,pl'e Hotel. with lie bank s,otfs l.,me
Of Which be had rselaitsrd Tor g,,ld) III
his po-ssstIop Tie s~yidspcsof biz. avtu
was 80 overwhelming li,ns lfe inside q
inoIhla eeilfesslo,i, apd on Iiie next u
A,s ht' was fatsed 20 file eol,ri yard Of Tie
ptlsoii MD sullltlafity executed.
A& 4 &EZ 8N2 A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

sFaoM ,MExIcns--LAte p,a,ers have been
fscstyed from, The city pt Mexico to the
B5tli ut,. The nsWs III miutimpertapl,
Iife eoiltry' II g~s4sllittaally qI.tie4l, lie opty
disturbance Of aln ip.insg atl Jatat,a where
There had l'eell = 7,qxsou1AeaOmV1 3, which,
how yvrr, was s,olttrllJfre 4srd
The arfesl DC Cap Levy oeca ,,ied
i,usci' s'trpfiss aid some alsr,r in Mexico
The papers geflerat'ys consider, II. al ~
sevidance Of hlss dsiesrfni1ai i'm Uf IT'D @ III
,errifnetti of the United Staft.ass Il jjiissist Oh
the fislray grant, mud rio rafifsessfo I'M, of
the Trlais.repen treaty. Tie 1'y1is N
UJnltn isas always f,.4hs inttavor of reeo .
,llizipg The graft, aud has sAvaf,ad Mexisa,
.iaat siie would get into troube Wy nnns1ls4
ing IL. s34fca
!, "A, certaia Senior Maypnel declares liz,
lie Iumspieo Dsfensor slfai ~ fias dis
covered The qua,iratufe III The circle. y,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20

sssss1 3 a8s. 81 @#@sss e. - IT,
ssl s5M
~. t s :
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-20
EVENING ssssioN

Az 6 e'clo.k Tho CONVENTION re.ns.
-siop'ed IN the Hall Of the iIouse of Re.
personalities. an I after ths reading of lib.
proceed .n-,,3 Of the day. the committee
aprpin,ea under Aif. campbell's resoida.
tio,s ma'le the following report: 81 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
SPORTING.

Two sPoRTsMEN.-oN MONDAY, TUE 4TH or &C.
tlbcr shooting tch will e0me on the Hoboken
meadows TO at II o'clock 50 q the best tirds
Shat were brought on the ground. JOHN TAYLOR.
CPoRTING.-20 PIGEONS TO BE SHOT OFF on
~ Monday, october 1h, in private matches and sweep
stakes on Prospect Iil. Broekyn Sheai the weather
not be tine IL will be pcstpcned until the Hrst fair dsv
james Prinsle and Richard Mills viii on the ground x
make matches against other tive persons the Cr.
EgosBa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

anta Emporium, 36l Broadway, may now be seen col
ktou Of novelties in the above named articles SUPERIOR
P.h in style and richness to anything submitted
the atng taste and judgment of the ladies Of this
letropols The proprietor (Mr Geo Bulpin) having the
yantage Of of thoroughly acquired European knowledge
his business combined with experience in this
3ty he jrt be considered a the head of this
cular branch of trade ana earnestly advise lady
whether they want travelling cloak at ten
eye dollars velvet one from thirty to forty dollars or
maqnifcenty embroidered from fifty to hundred dol
Ars, to pay n visit to this establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

-. 10 reported that Wilson (whlg) has been elected
representative for Desha county Arkansas by majority
q 70 votes, over Johnson (dem) at the late special
election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
Not IN he read To-tlav.

Affection, one day, as she harked to The roar
OF the stormy and struggling billow,
Drew q beautiful form on the sands OF the shore
With stem Of the weeping willow.
But though drawn by goddess less fair and less true.
Was the figure thus left in the sand,
Than the beautiful portraits that gladden. the view
At ROOTS, who is yours to command.
At 1853 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
RE MOVAL.S.

TTHE OFFICE or THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
l. life Assurance Company Of London, is removed from
No Grand street T. No Washington street. corner 81
Herser street Jersey City where insurance. life 10
effected Medical OH GERS attend daily at L. NJ Cafor
MIA risks taken Pamphlets tanning rates and other
formation printed California rates furn shed april
cation. J, LEANDER sTARK, General Agent.
!. = r HOSES, NJ ID D. Medical Examiners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
New York Linen Hall. No. $50 Broad way

beg to inform the ladies Of New York tina. our Fall
are completed and saely assert that
Urge varied stock of Linen Goods has never been be-
Ire collected for their approval selection Our principle
sell only linens of the best and purest fabric all Of
hieh we warrant Its manufacture perfectly under
land and import all stock direct and thus enabled
perfect article at fair price, Our stock consists
Bed sheetngs in all their widths and Qualities Pillow
fnen Table Damasks In cloths and pieces Napkins Doy
es, Toweiings, shirtng Linens, Window Shade Linen
kair Covering Crash French stitched and woven Shirt
onts printed and embroidered Also, ladies' and gentle
lens plain printed border and embroidersd Cambria
lspdkerchiefs. JOHN DAVIS co.
lB-We have Just published little work about Linen
uses and the many processes goes through from its
appearance fax with ts modest blue to the
delivering IT, gratis at the houses Of all the
kdes in New York But there many, fear whom
may reach beg them to call ut store and they
In be supplied with it, Iii curious little book contain
Ag much useful and amusing matter. New York Linen
I'm $40 Broadway. j. d. co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
A Great Struggle Is Going ON ut No. 3a5

Broadway, between Tutte the great Baby Jumper and
ancy Goods and the people The latter deter
hned TO break him. Judging from the crowds who daily
egate there Tuttie Is however, complete match for
hem, for be it great, affects him in the
past IL the people buy him ont day. they to
him well supplied the next for almost every steamer
lad packet from abroad has among its valuable freight
less with the world known initials G. w. T.
psn them. His foresight and sagacty equal to
Die peoples wants and in advance for he creates
endless novelties he is constantly importing
lust he is opening large invoice Of new and most
beautiful brought by the Espindola CASTOR, and
An early call only will insure chance either Of
being buying TURTLES Emporium No. 3i5 Broad way,
the grand Of all natonsthere is the famous Bird
fyee. N. B.-visiters always welcome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

Madame SOntag.-Thc only Portrait OF this
guished artistic taken this country lie exhi
tion BRADYS National Gallery, 25 Broadway corner
y rultOn rec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

ior proof of capablty to excel in literature
have in almost every other thing Hawthornes writings
will last longer to greatest honor than other
have yet had Our subsersency to things European is
hzzlng OUT and natural material for the high
State Of intellectual and utiltaran greatness that
World has yet is fast developing Witness the
Mrs. JERVlS'S Cold Candy, tho nowledged remedy
or coughs. colds, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
THE MILITARY.

TUNHE NEW YORK HERALD GUARD.-MEETING AND
Drill, this evening October 18th, Mt Fourteenth Ward
Head Quarters or Elizabeth and Grand streets
by order, JAMES ENNIS, Captain.
W. SNyTH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

Fair or the American Instltutc.-COntri.
TO this Fair have their Business Cards printed
heaper and better at the Congress Card Factory IS vesey
roet than elsewhere in the CITY consequences Of the
actory making their stock. $4,000 worth Of superb
Playing Cards hand and for sale cheaper than
|hased at any other Factory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

6rIt 10 actually oecting wonders People with their
hair almost ruined by the Of deleerous rostrum
rejoicing in luxurant crop and this has been
pshed by short of the above wonderful compound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TINTED STATES MAIL FOR CHAGRES, PANAMA,
~ and Californin.-Letter aud newspaper bags per
steamer Georgia will close the Broadway Post 0fhc9,
near Can street. the 9Th instant At hapast
twelve o'clock, Weekly papers in wrappers ready FOX
mailing JAMES &. MARRIOTT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
The Smell Of New Paint seems to pervads

everything now a.days relic, RELIGIOUS reycrcntia
IL sad, shady and solitary exception the glossy
sream progress. Who's croaker getting rich. aud
conservative opposed to all ebuton Of feeling except the
and universal appreciation Of JERVIS
Cold Candythe admitted good remedy colds and
other pulmonary complaints Sold by Mrs. w. JERVIS,
366 Broadway by Mrs Hayes Brooklyn and by Druggists
generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

~ sion.-Tho Empire ~ s"rerai other Denaoesaeo
sa'auons VIII assent 10 IL - Park on Monday eycniuU,
ns rS3 ns'' " 'g T. 'Se gq'PIs s =, ms1
ahg WI 10 held y ir9lt ~ M erected for tho
m,gtssss WI 10 made ~ lion Pierre souie the
nursn and other eminent sreasera lot the democracy
ass,a n ~ might .the2 ney MOI again have OF
20 hoar laae hq aoa aress advocates u dsm5
'r Jass sspSSo isn.9T g9''el,
FLoRrscr MCCARTHY itb Ward Pierce and king CLUB
FRAscis J. LroNARp " Concord Clnb. ~
Joms g Frazier. iroosides Glub
Gsn w cosas s S'ss e E.sie cDs
Aarngn Woons, !. ,i,s ward ueon Club
All nG. ana Ac sS s a", sos Club
generally are invited Join this demonstratSa Asa
Citations which not already reported thamsoiges will
s n nn'd place 30 s%A @VSpERs sS Glaa
JAMS u. HrrHEnrsGToS, Corresponding Secretary
TAMMANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN ORDER
held il The Council Chamber p tho Great wigwam,
after tho setng 81 the General and punctual attend
'''' DANIEL b. DRLAvAN, Grand sachem.
sTtrnEN G. DuayrA5 sesrstay 49,. -. j Ma,
s sSs Sd '''" '"d'''0'''00 ~ Anp - ''.'A
rTAMMANy HALL SEPTEMBER Grn, l95s-THE
cratic MyrSenn Gonsrn comme viii 30 ' sson a.
- G@ soS sssF s '@ o SsS bAs r."
Chairman Of Naturalization Committee.
CoNconps ARoUsE-ruE MEMBERS or THE DE-.
seventh ward viii sGlI sem & 1 TIE I lead aSfe
Madison street. G this evening Tor tho purpose
Of Joining the grand trcRht procession Come ono
all. FRANCIS j. LEONARD, Plesien.
J JS"s Il Ma nn.iT: tsecre'aries
INIRsT WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC TIC
ket-In an article rub he'd In yesterdays Herald,
under head Of "Firs Ward Deloeratic Forever in raia
tion citing held at the broad Street Hogss We'd
1ssSad
al the proceedings and resolutions that evening
opposed to do et and fraud aud the In which
the called regular nominations have been made at tho
the old loyer Of democracy and justice ia
tho First ward take this mode Of oontradcting con-
uection with party Of self syled democrats who have
falsely mnde of name. pride In being eonneotei
Of tho democratic party and ntores.of tho
First ward THOMAS CREED.
GfXTu WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION.
- The members Of tho Sixth ward Democratic Union Asso
citation requested to the Empire club head quar-
ters the Gem broadway for the Of Joining In the
Torch Light Procession Monday evening, Oct th, 1852
at seven o'clock. by order Of
PATRICK CoYLE, President.
Tnonhs STEPHENS, Secretary.
L>IGHTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION,
~ Attention! The members OF the Assocntion and all
wishing to unite with requested 20 meet
Head Quarters l Wooster street, this Monday
4h o'clock for the Of uniting The
Grand Democratic Torch Light Procession. by order,
GEkSIfOM COHEN, President +
J d,ass MG l. ,a"9rr, }secretarie,
TNIGHTEENTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSOCi-
II alton requested to meet mt Hibbcrd Mathew,
Of Twenty street and Third Mon
day evening October 4h Tor the purpose Of joining the
Empire Club in their grand torch light Proce sson.
AMOS N. HATFIELD Chairman.
q. w. NJ. BRIGGS, }eox...,,..
OLIVER s. HiBBERD, )
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

his method invite the public to witness his great inn
in Dentistry introduced by him. Office houra
Fom ten till five o'clock His work on the teeth can be
btained as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

Singers Sewing Machines.-Thls Is the
buy of these great labor saving which
IN such general with the shoemakers sad
Piers and NIL others in the sewing professions Principal
es 2s broadway where they can be seen at all times in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

A Great Triumph OF Chemistry Is Crfsta.
oro Liquid Hair Dye 1t feeds the springs that feeds the
air Your hair is gray red, or sandy Five minutes af-
il Ia splendid, permanent brown or black APP
lied and sold at CRISTADOROS Wig and Scalp Estab-
shment No. Astor House. Private rooms for applying
ha dve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

the OF timehss been nded by first
Of the countryhas avoided humbug being
70 its legitimate sphcre, when largo fortune could have
teen made by lying should not receive the counten
Of sill true menu MRS. JERVSS Cold Candy ID that
article For coughs colds &c. its efficacy Is Universally
acknoM ledgcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

ed to tho public would especially direct
that prince Of linments, BuSIS Magic Cream for r.u
mas, pains in the back and limbs &C., it has
equal Sold at 35 Greenwich street. Duane
by other druggists. Price - cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04

40 good looking young men are with the girls Every
|ei you has his topknot adorned
th latest In saying that they are neat
Ssty-aye beautiful lis only bestowng them half the
taises they deserve As Contemporary remarks they
nno he beat By any of the Partisan gcs got up in this
ans other country KNOX location. IL should be
|epI,red 10 No I2s Fulton street. where also can be
nnd Caps and many other necessary articles To gentle
Iau's wardrobe. Give him a call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
T1NToN COURSE l.. L-TRoTTING-MoSDAY,
u October T. AZ 2IS r. NJ Purse sp0-slOO to 20
ness. MI o. Dilnnick enters Jack Rooster Mr.. w.
Peabody enters b. Lady Jane Mr. H. Woodruff enters
b. Boston Girls Mr.. Plfer enters b. Lady Moscow Mr.
w Woodruff enters r. TacoAoy; Mr.. s. Mclaughlin
tsrs b. Lady Brooks Mr. A. Conokn enters Z. Lady
suffolk Mr.. L. Woodruff enters r. q Pelham. Cars win
leave South ferry, Brooklyn, At Ia r. NJ returning
the sport is oyer-fare - cents.
TTNIoN COURSE, T.. I-TRoTTING-oN MONDAY
- October T. Immediately after the purse. for
sVrrel mare -; d. Piner names gray gelding
JOHN T. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING-OS TUESDAY,
best three in five j. Whclrey namesg shaeklebaek 10
wagon D. FILLER names Lady Vernon, in harness; @.
Nelson Harry Williams in harness Stages will
leave the Fulton ferry Brooklyn at oeloek and
JOHN /. sNEDIKER. Proprietor.
jyrsTREyILLE COURSE. l.. L-GREAT STALLION
1'tsh for $1eN three mile heats go pounds vsgons
lotots, lsth Mr. ID. Iallmsn names b. b. So. Lawrence
d. @. srser aslnsi b. b. " ashingter.
CENTREyILLE COURSE L. I,-TRoTTINc.-GREAT
y Match Tor $500 to tr0t twenty miles within the hour
-Nednesday, Oct. IL match for s2tJo-Nr. Perrin
Gray Eagle q the West. g trot twenty miles in
hours Mr. Perrin bets also slc0u that Gray sge 81
West viii beat Trustees time -
ENTREyILLE COURSE. 4. I.-TROTTING.-A
- purse IL So With inside stake SIS half forfeit
free for horses that never won purse Of 50 mile hests
best three in I'VE in harness oG III Entries 10
land Duryea's Hotel, Last Broadway.
JOEL coSKLIS Prorrietsr.
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"Frnil Anntomy,, why will YOU lie ca

sumed With that hacking cSTsh when deighsn oo,s
and eradicate that fostering care As tho cold weather
1t crsps and rarkes at the thoughts of it's
full mission during the winter monthsso poeketable SO
de o healing,
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Sad, Shady, and Solitary, must be the
that has mot received the benefit of Mrs JERvIs
Candy when the damp and drcary cough of inmate
otoes through the desolate For coughs. colds
throat and other pulmonary complaints it
.o.sual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
. rheumatic Compound, and

Blood PurasrThs great discovery bringing health and
happiness thousands Rheumatism be cured. More
than thousand cases Of Chronic Rheumatism f the
this dreadful dsease have cured
msneny during the past year. by the Of few bottles
Of this compound Letters and certificates daily being
received from parties Of high standing many of whom have
been rpos for years. the effects Of this hitherto in
durable disease, but who affirm that they sound
and we'll made by the Of this great remedy which
vegetable spirt-an internal remedyprepared for this
disease alone and this will every either
famstory, !scute) or chronic FORM Testimony Of the
undoubted character will be cheeruy to
the inspection Of all who may feel sufficiently Interested TO
call the propriotors at their Office
Asto
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sI ,oOO.-ChalIenge 10 Physicians-to produce

~ dscnsc beyond The reach 81 the NerVous AUtIuUe
four years first offered, and thousands OF
erons deemed by the most eminent physicians incurable
ave all recovered 1t ID awful reflection 70 lot any
without trying it, when the proofs Of its efficiency
tsrwhelming TALBOT WATTS 42f Greenwich street.