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United States Commissioner Court.


JULy and 10 The United STATES IS. Robert Peterson
and Michael Dunn in this the defendants were
arrested, and brought up for examination upon the
charges Of endcavoripg to make revolt making riot
and contLpg the captain and another charge against
Peterson OF assauting the captain with sheath knife:
the prosecution the part the United States being
conducted by Mr. Ridgway. An outline Of the evidence,
ELECTED from number Of witnesses sworn Ii to tne fol-
lowing elIect:fbcse part Of the crew Of the
American bark Rainbow az which vessel Luther Lon,.
bard mastcr) and sunday. the 9Th OF June while
lying at anchor at Havana Peterson asked for the boa
TO board another vesse when the captain replied
he could not let hm have IL, because he 1t rule
not g. grant the liberty to go about Eafbor On
sunday Peterson and Dunn. however. ia violation of
ord,rs an3 unknown 10 the master procured boat from
the ship cbecGa which lay alongside and in inc even.
ing they returncd afterwards eroat noise was
head forwards The captain sent the first stop
the disturbance. he back. saying he could uo,:
tie piNin went himself and he proceeded oSards
PCteison. Dunn brandi.hed bis fists IN the cap
tains faces Peterson reiu ed 10 stop his noise.
the fCreCaste, requested by the captain, sculie
cnsued aud the latter showed Dunn aft to the main
hatch About 10 pass iRto his cabin an iron Delaying pin
struck the captain in bis breast glanced agtnst
house ana made dent inch deep. the blow Knocked
cart j. against the side Of The house and made black
dark large numbCr Of Delaying pins ana bcts Of wood
were thrown at by OF the and IL unsafe
deck tie captain reiterated 20 his cabin with two
friends Captains Burke and Sawyer while there Dunn
rushed IN. aud took hold OF Capt H.; Peterson ran
up and with sheath knife made pass at hin Capt
Burke warned him in time 70 avoid the cut, aud the
master passed into the inner cabin the three cap
taDs braced Themselves against the door and the two
defendants in particular for length of time endea
get Peterson striking his knife into the door, ex
claiming I'll XII the son Of u D. Subsequently,
Captains Lombard and burke escaped through window
on board the Rebecca Next morning complaint
made TO the American Consul and defendants. besides
others engaged in the disturbance arrested Com
mil cd for ri
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Cleared.
Steamship Sierra Nevada, Wilson, Aspinwal, Howard
Steamship Marion Berry Charleston, spOTOrd TlcstOn
Steamship Roanoke Parrish, Norfolk, &c, Ludlam Plea
Ship jamestown, Moore San Francisco State Gardner
SHIP Princeton Russell Liverpool Frost He's.
ship Lady Rus ell tBrl sinnett Quebec Barclay Liv
Bark Stella, Pierce, Lisbon, Stalker n Co.
Brig Hacycn Eldfidge, Remedies, s.urGss, Cearman &
Brig Sultan. Tram. zaza. Iznsga E.ulain.
Brig Magyar ODD Lensn Quebec GillesPie Deem Co.
Big Isabella (Br] Turner 81 John Nh. Logan Collins
Bug August AdOiph Pruss), Wagner. Miramich ThOmp
BIs |San TTyiGs PSt1T TTgedy Co.
big Maris tMsok) Rybrs St John, NIB. Schmidt Bal
Brig Russell Cope Baltimore, Van erunt 4 slaghs.
Big E4w Lind, buchanan, PhaGeiphis, master.
scbr Freeman. Glover, MALAGA, N Freeman s. Co.
SER 4aris 81 ESi Blanc A h AiEIs sl
sehr SsTc9 psins s. stephen, Mayheg Talbot CO.
sRaBisR hsa Co.
SSBr Mary Eliza rio ctsss charestan IT mSies Co.
sehr Harr on Price Raner, Richmond z II Pisrson.
sohr Hamilton Dayton, Alexandria, SC, sturges ear
sohr Cabot Neker.or Philadelphia Foster Niokorson.
soRr Harriet Newai Wordon, New Haven, ! i nsyeas.
s Lewis AIS loTs Hh os6n VIEW Lewis H'rF'A
sshF ss S' r swift bSa ss% PaI st
sshr gh,s Lansi, Lsnsil gsnsor, ssrdy s sanford.
n s%a hS% sorS PssnsSr a5s r TO-
slocp Lady Feuwek Wright, New haven
Sloop Agent, Lewis, Providence
Arrived.
Steam ship James Adger Dickinson Charleston 81 hours,
M r Rs q ss sw a R s m ss CO. 5
same day 1880 Pm. 70 miles Of Cape Hstteras, passed
I'm iatSa59 exhapged signals with ship Humphreys,
shE samuel Ru,,e (eiipgerl Li@d6urneT Canton April
100 10 f. spoke bark Inca from Canton Tor WORK 2s AT
lon l06 10 Il, spoke ship Horato from do for do 18Th
Forbes from Gn S Tho Gsf pd an SGn Sp
ship Ocean QueoE (pkt) CTiswod. London and Ports.
mouth y s1ys with mdio and 400 passcnse; to Gri'wod,
ship Harrisburg, tof Boston,. Matthews. Belfast SO
q % len AZ co pSle fishing 0ehr Harriet tof Camden Mel
Ship Eli whitney (of Boson) Cook, New Orleans for
ree Put into this port for repairs having damaged her
ship Forest Queen, LSyott New Orleans days, with
bark jenny Lind, Buncc Boston, days, in ballast, to
Bsss m% DoEsS%
Brig Fedricksiene Nor) Loche tate Hansen. who died
a. RIO Of dever) Rio JGneiro. "a days, with coffee, to
Brig NANCY Pratt tcf GlOuoestsrl Bates. surinAm 10
9th inst, lat 30 90, II 80 spoke Ship Chase Of
Bris Venus lof New msvon), Gardner ManuaniO, with
% sRd Sas si SsP S S ys sSa t.
containing captain and crew (tsn in ali Of DsnipS brig
Isnere Boeen bound 70 CoPenhsssn from Havana with
crew had been in the boats two days. brought them t
days, with timber, tor 7 Buck & Co. -'''A'' =
Brig Chesapeake tBr) Davidson Windsor, Ms, II days
Brig Jonathan ciey Harrison, Mobile, 10 days, with lvm
1rig Alfred Esa Colder savsnaah,s days, with cotton
10 = In sSsaag ~ s
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handkerchief, in " month Of Apra la and lot OF
sewing k netdlos, silk handkerchefs, &C., from the
1851 The prisoners arrested in Philadelphia ana
property corresponding In description found their
possession They demanded separate trials aad upon
the first indictment, White convicted As against
Pratt, II was abandoned and he tried the second
which failed entirely TO the identity Of the goods
white was sentenoed to three years imprisonment and
CHARGE OF MAYHEM.
John Hart young lad seventeen years Of age was in
10th day Of June last at Washington Market and strk
ing him violent blow on the with Ratchet 1t
market, and the prosecutor in passing down TO soop
ofhs had come in contact with him, and difficulty
arose The prisoner had small in his hand, with
which the former in the alteration or struggle
wounded The District Attorney did not press for
yton on the more serious charge and he convicted
Of an assault and battery only The Court with serious
admonton to the prisoner his disposition to resort
to such violence, but unwilling to send him to the Peni-
tertiary sentenced him to the City Prison for six months
r(E)oUs FRAUD.
Among the indictments returned by the Grand Jury
was one against Thomas 0mealio and James Burke for
obtaining pie, value six cents" from Adam Bachman,
of Mott street by pretending that certain So BILL
broken bank, was good one The prisoners (who had
been in custody for several days. brought in and
pleaded guilty. Whereupon the Court suspended SEN
tence and warned the prisoners If they passed at
tempted to pass any such bills again, this
would be held over against them.
PLEADED GUILTY.
John Nelson, aged nineteen, bostman indicted for
grand larceny, in stealing quantity OF clothing &C.
from The brig Arrodne lying In the North river ON the
9th OF june pleaded guilty of petit larceny, and
sent TO the penitentiary for six months
THE ARRAY IN CENTRE STREET.
The Grand Jury have returned true bill against Ca
tarna pons the proprieress of the liquor store
Of Centre and Grand streets ut which serious ARRAY
took place some few months ago resulting in the death
Of Of the assaants She stands charged princi
pal in ault, with intent tokill Henry Peters who
was stabbed in three or four places Application was
made by Mr. j Phillips for her discharge on her
recognzance she had before voluntarily appeared in
the matter The District Attorney opposed and said, in
all these of assault and battery he determined
TO prosecute and check the growing rowdysm as far as
he could. The aidayits very strong in this
and he would to such order after the Grand
Jury had passed upon it, The Court ordered her to find
suertes in $500 and allowed her to 60 in charge of
officer for that purpose Before the rising of the court
the required securities were given and Mrs Pons dis
charged from custody
The Petit Jury discharged for the term and the
court adjourned till Monday morning at ten O'clock
when some motions will be heard
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DecU0ne Dy Hen JUDGE E0WAE1e.
JuLs 0-Sognette LSsccve-Report u rvtecNe con.
frmed Judgement accordingly.
StGnty vs.. Wetb.-Demurrer ovefruled, with costa
Lansdcn a. WiJrs-Demurrer Oycrrued with Leave
to defendants 70 answer in twenty days payment Of
costs.
Bs~dsau u.s. Hx Nero Jersey Raiirpal Transportation Com
pnr-Motion for new trial denied
IN the Matter Of he Children Of Leren<o D'.angels-The
presence Of tho children in Court dispensed with ON the
respondents giving security for their appearances to abide
the final order to be made the rator to have FIVE
days to answer the return.
Kim SmsM-Motion for trial granted; costs to
abide the event
Bang u.s. Rapson.-Report of referee confirmed but
without costs as against Rawson.
Waterbury rs. Dudley to dissolve injunction
granted Motion for receiver denied Motion to strike
out parts of answer denied without costs to either party
Steele Cohen-Motion for injunction denied, with
$40 costs.
Raphael rs. Herron.-Motion to discharge from arrest
granted, without costs.
Knop Snth9 land-Motion to discharge from arrest
denied
r. Mclsan and j. Aioisdn u, Standardization to
discharge from arrest denied
Stone &C. Gillespie and Others Motion to discharge
from arrest denied.
Mcintyre and otrsrs. Kingsley and otherS-Motion to
dissolve injunction denied
On Monday. the 18th of July, the clerk at Chambers
viii commence receiving notes of issue for the July Sa
turday motion calendar. All motions will require a
note OF issue for this calendar whether undsposed Of
the last motion calendar or not
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Es!s .i.s is;i Il N II
SsaS Nrsr HENRI s sa sSss1 Col aa Wesley
NJ ss,I ST ysSs Es.S
ssIsA. Iosshny, IosIs; Edv.r5: 1919 Ms
MY s...5
Mr and Mrs Butler SON. and daughter Of Hyde PARK;
\. .sa NJ. Rsagess ana i' ssd e '
IT, s'fs Rsas
Herkseher Pcnni Griqpd and j. stouse orlssns;
S:..s.is "a
ssroads Cabrera Easans pr smith Inssnd
BIsads0' Porto kisS; PA GsiswsLa Richard Hart.
Esnaon; New Orleans; Tryon New York; 9 Brouss.ls.
william Perry FsIss Michael os 1sss
E. " SssSs "a
2ada; 4 Redmond New Jsrsey; VIM Ms Ciure New York:
aanf f n1 NeT Xss S;:
and daughter, Philadelphia; Hon Williams and
Misses @s William an aS Mr. a Ms
Iss RRfFSsnssfe aaa Gaf nas MRS Haven
sS srS1 VII James RstseT stephe
NJ George Ewens, GuataSsis Professor George COOK
fsasy lex s srs
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JBirney ohiO Norton Bostoni q nsss lldsn, Hos
sKigs n hss 81 Ps4Ss Ts
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Samuel sgn Clifford Lens Sc Clark a Frank
DOoitte Charles CLARKE Michael Saunders John John.
sa%s' Ai 1a''b nsf F
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AIn s'sSs mspssm can .he
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vii %iphsa seot phlads ,lrha John Western Levi
VIM sas'S Sarss Fs y.
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Il. 81 4...s
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ais isa ~ sii'fs ns,i:
Mss'i ssss. srG taas s'f
NerboIm, Angllpos Burk. ii b stnnberg. virose.
&s Ivy 1hSF sains
fouGe, III cough, w MUler Carragan, R0sten,
M Campbell. MeNulty, McNulty Wilson II Pet
tite Pratt 7 McGolIca, Dunn, Denny, and others
in the steerage.
RIO JANEIRo, VALPARAISO AND SAN ANcIsco- Steam.
ship Cores-Manuel Conf for rio Janeiro; Evans. u
susan Carren, Carren ThowFs.n ssd lady, Ms Doug
rem Inez G Woman, D Rooms. M Stewart ars
Miller Mrs Unice Dean. Derdeehomer, VIM Pistor.
Gspt J n German, Madame Hsgert. Mons Hagerr Mile
CERT, Smith, John Brown ard Porter. all for San
Francisco.
CHARLEsroE. Steamship Marion-y Petit lady son end
daughter, Miss Molyneux Miss Johnson. Johnston,F
W Williams, Williams. Goodwin M Lane Simp.
son. Miss Ann Tayler Raw Engelbrechs, Fairbanks.
Shesfe, T,rsell d Iarman Blake. sleeperJ
Pete Hull jackson. Farfcy-2sn the stoer.gc.
NoRfoLR, Gc-Steamsbip Roanoke--J w Compton, Goo
Phelps, Rogers Hamilton, d Wake schsrboro.
Strauss. Butterfeld. d Sampson, Heineken, AT
Ryan. Rev Okeson, Doveln, estheld two children.
and two servants Anderson, CLARKE Cecil and -
Paul. Wade. oiesSn, lady and SOP; MIS- Thomp-
and two children Mrs Whirthir gton Whitthip
Mrs whiTthpsten Mss Whrshingten Oracle, Capt
Jameson uSN, Miss Ran, II Applewhite, Cunning
ham WhIthnston W Davis; G arow. @ Brown.
Holmes, BpIdck Is Hatch Bolts, Allen Sal
den. Jr " Ill Wilson and SON, Wake, q Lewis Sem
burg 7 Ingalls, W = Hllysr Santos, Douglas.
wards is Marines, and 40 il the stserago.
SAN IRArcIsco-Sbip Jamestown-Jr & Wilson. Mr.
Avery, Mrs Cole and daughter. Yates and Lady.
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LIvERrooI-Steamshp City OF Manchester, at PhiiAde
phia-Miss Wells, Miss Elizabeth Dowbe, Miss Mary Z
Ward Mrs Hail. three children, and servant Roy rooie
Captain stevens, Frederick Groad, DR. Sedeyer David
Levine Mr. Hissey Smith, John Fisher, Miss PAttof.
son, Miss Jane Patterson Mrs Mahon and three children
Mrs Graham, Mrs Whitfield and child, Mas Whisneld,
Miss Whitfield, Mis- htfed. Mr. Faroni, lady sister
and i've children MIR blackburn, Mr. Harbottlc Mrs VIII
Whitfield, Jr, Mr. George Graham Mr. Henry Walton Mr.
Walton and two children Miss Rathbone. Richard Thorn.
Mr Hancock VIM Calby, Rev John Pare, WIN Ashton
VIM oToole, Miss Brown, Mics Jane Brown. VIM Duya,
Goldschmidt, Brigg Jhos Ste Tert, Miss Mitchell Mrs
Payne, MIS- Moran Bss Waller Master Moran Miss Jane
Jhmioson, VIM OGarra, Bolger, Close Mr. Stademrn;
Mr. 1prleY John Hodghnson Mr. Carpenter ur Elliott Mr.
smith, Mr. Alexander, Mr. )hlker Jones, Wilson. T.
Taylor Mr. Sherlock, Mr. hales, Cooney, o Brabsnt,
James Dickey, Mr. Mitchell, Master Mitchell
CHARLFsToN-SteamshipJ James Adger-Miss Goetchins
MIs Jessup, Mrs Maxwell, Miss NJ Bro wn, Mrs al
GillnE and daughter, Miss simmons Miss Roberts ana
servant Miss Sims Miss Mary Sims. Misc Pahrcn Miss
7 Tanter. DR. d Frazer. j Mcleod. w Cnnningham
Fals III Brookes Charles Pratt, hdgerson mn
two children, bancroft George Gfioe, u nisstYon
and lady, Neeson, Nickerson, lady ana chald u y
nenry Winchester, Taylor. Junr LA, snunnsy
and lady Milan Miiiar lady and four children
lady Jno Il sims A 1, Maxwell Wakefield and lady,
Hubert lady thr children and servant Sn9 cam
Traztr. w q Wilieur, Goetehens-and Is In tho
LoSbor-pachet chip Ocean Quccn-D Pell, lady and
scryant Humphroys, lady three children and nurse,
Mas REV Otis Batehclor lady and seven children
Tbos sddons, Miss Spencer John and James Spencer,
Mr. Grabsm DIR and Miss Carter MI and Mrs Wheeler Miss
D9gwNpmr,onIship ssmi RUSSELL Lockwood u Abbott.
Nrw oRLIANs-Ship Forest Queen-Madam Rossoau
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JuLY 9.-Charge q Counterfsitag Charles b Collins
Edward Deylin and Mary Deylin, arrested
charge Of counteritipg 1t appears that at the time
the ofcer entered their premises bundle containing
quantity Of counterfeit five franc fifty cent twenty
cent ten, FIVE and three cent pieces thrown of
the window A hobeas corpus was taken out, and the
brought before ChefJusce Oakley of the Superior
Court in chambers, who, from insuciency of evidence
Of possession or intent to pass discharged the prisoners
from custody
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supreme Court-ln Chambers.
naf.ra IIa,. I,,ls.. Me-.


JuLY o--Hdbeas CoyppsIhe application Of John Car
60 for the custody Of three children brought before
the court but in consequence Of the Absence Of Mrs
CarRos counsel adjourned till Thursday next The
applicant charges that his wife Elizabeth Cargo left him
some time since, and went TO Cincinnati with another
man with whom she is still living that his children
allowed TO 90 about this city playing the tambornc and
permitted to frequent houses in Church street and SINH
lar localities, where dancing is kept up to late hour
There are four chdren-three boys and grsged IL
and years Applicant claims only the custody Of the
bows
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Superior Court.

Before Hon Judge Campbell
JuLY 10.--DvoRcE CAsr -Mo,p jam Hafson rs John
Watson Divorce granted TO the paintif on the ground
Of adultery committed by the husband Mr. Benjamin
Galbraith counsel for plaintiff
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II L L. EG L Al ulE

ALBANY, July 10 1852.
The decision Of Judge Parker will be carried to the
fun bench Q; the Supreme Court and The Court of APP
meals
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Brig Orb. Frisbss Eihwssth lAys
6chr Copy, Daggett, Boston, dayA
Schr Mystic, Reld HiHGhan days-
Sohr William, Wixon, New Bsdfcrd. layv
schr Henry dtbbs, Cushmsl. New BEDFORD.
Schr Ann. Benson, Harrington. 3 DAYS.
Schr Esther b Eliza, Hurt, Lutec days.
Schx Lacy Ann, Lufkn. Calais, rs daye
Echr Cora, Chase, Portland. y days.
Below,
Below, two ships, unknown.
Sailed
Steamships Pacific. Nye yerpss!: Cortes Croppsr San
Charleston; Roanoke Parrish Norfoik ships James.
Hendrix Hudson. Warner London; Wood Hsvre;
Emma Fields Thorn st John NIB; barks Ariana Al.
ksrs Cadz Nimrod, Nichols ST John, NIB brss Salisbury
Hall, do; and others.
Wind at sunrise, sW; at meridian, and fresh at sun
Ist,S
Steamship Sarah Sands Thompson, for Liverpool sailed
from Quarantine this morning.
Ship VIM Wesley spoken BY the Loohnvar ID inst, wag
nm doubtedly the Wm Witherie arr yesterday.
The Southern Standard will accept thanks for slip
containing late news
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MARITIME INTELLxG ENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY TO- 1852

ALMANAC NEW YoRK-THIs
RIsss............. 40 MOON RISES. ..morn Al
Gun sErs. ............ 30 HIGH WATER. eve 81
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FtNuL MARRlED ONhN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
paniohBy DIR. a. H. MauriceEu, Professor Of Dsossos
OF WCmens-JWGnteth edition, ~ MOI 25c -Tfca, 81.
Years OF suffering OF physical and ortal aRguh
atectionate wife and pcoupary diHeues tis
band, might have been spared by timely possession OF s
contemplating marriage, ~ dsclosos eorets
which should DO known ~ Them particularly.
Here also. femaesha wifothe Jaother--tha orc
either budding Into tina other
OF yonrs-in whom nature cputomp.tcs an I'm portant
change can dcovee rho Causes. symptoms
cfeent ana mos certain mode Of oure gery
complaint TO which her sea - subject. 1
tb%tract OF letter from In Dayton Ohio1
". a; ~. mAuRIcgAui- DAYTON May |, 1876.
some three years In CONSEQUENCES OF hs 80
Buish ana suffering come months before aad dr her con-
hnement-every successive more Tag
aLg prostrnting her putting her life imminent dn srr
tb ~ .b Gn se sst occasion departed Of supposed
@ nv VI vnngs Was novitabis and resigned myself
meet thc worst Az this time tnOw about monthsl
nesru your BOOK highly spoken OF taxing
reaching my case On i've parusa cannot
express 20 you the relief a1ded my mind and
tne Joy ts pages impaired wifo learning that the
grea. ascovory OF M NJ Desom.aux provided remedy.
opehea prospect TO which s.lo cevei was Dos a
my mead In all human probability wife wooll aye bsen
III neT grave, and my children left mothcrless.
~ ~ OF course, impraotioablO TO fully tina
SERIOUS SUBJECTS treated e. they nature strctiv
INTENDED ttr the married those rrnse
sale at 222 Broadway and At the publishing ofce IN
tucker, Mobile, Alabama; T. h. Peterson g5 Chostnwf
street Philadelphia. On the receipt 81 co py wiiibs
transmitted BY mail free Of postsge 20 any part ofthe
United Stntc All otors must DO addressed pogt maid *
L-.ItG sIss1 s~"s~
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY Pachc-First Cabin-Mr and Mrs
@ j Berpecst ST Thomas; Mr. J Ferrer Mrs ferrer
sistialaW, ctd and ssEYsp, payanai hE saa Ms Caa
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street. may be contaentiay ooReulsed g. 6mraesa
years N his s2eeiay fte roofsina onahst
bin To general debility The OF
appy TO him with the certainty Of having tho pss
perIy treeted Dr. G. 10 member o. The ~. n. Unyey a.
y D. Observe the namo and number thsre 4 fsifs
No. ~ ON the other side st ChatLsn 81 tet.
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NV MEDICAL BooKs.-A rRAcrIcAL WoNx OF

~ tN MbbltAJ BDVhSs--A PRACTICAL WORK or
- ne Nature and Treatment Of Diseases, H. Bot
VICE. NJ ~ practising physician and surgeon, nnd leo
turer on these complaints Price rcduu N az 6pH
eolored plates Extract from tho Boston Medical and sur
gica Joarna -: IL may be said fearlcs equal 10
Aeton or hieord great work On am Of dscases
and ia Superior TO anything q the Kind before pGhhed n
TINS country Author % awOrk Vice. md choir terri
bic sequences. This u without doubt tho most iuh-
I'M and important book this subject ever prbl he'd
rrce, ST. Author of book Natural Death Dict, 49,
tamiy fhyeian Cause Qp-cktry, &c, sc. Ior sac AZ
2G2, and ~ the author, 50f Broadway.
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nR WARDS UNFoRTUNATE'S FRIENDLY CURFs
- are the best eyideIce thea there medicine TO b.
compared to this Thonsands toll ycu that they
without discovery Free FROM Imm late
death to the disease. oeo Of Canal troet anc
Broadway; net in the medicine store.
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save limb entirely healed and have ng Of it e
| BRADOCk DAVIS.
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. y, May 8, 1888.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The the PAIN EXTRACTOR
all and heal the NO SCAR
REMAINS Its healing old long standing
| paralleled.
! ST. Louis, NO., July 6, 1885,
Dear sAbout week SINCE while working my trade
foot bad dangerous The whole bit the
tered the top foot just below the naep The wound began
infsme, continued until much alarmed
British OIL Tncure of Myrrh several adhesive pasers but a
purpose. then commenced the Of
| DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than mnntes the pain and Inflammation de
and has entirely left me.
confidently DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR superior any thing
moving pain or Inflammation.
Ship Carpenter by trade and shall be willing to testify to III
virtues OF the Save at all mes when reside Frank
Avenue OF No ISL, where can give esiIed
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