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as a DYSPEPSIA cURER
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS

iiriii i)i Siam Nhlth
II 4 .e, HNt t. reach aIi remove At nncc. No
nArtrF has had the, May h. II afv.- Instant relief
s,u she Anse rrtnnv~. y ne nnp'rssaut symptoms
snd is oniy net's 10 Ne ,sate,i for sh"ri time to
maze these so."i sHcri. u~r,nu,c.h. PURITY OF
BtppH anl V,6OR OF CODY inflow n rnce II IL
particularly eAc.eni Ia c,.e- ~ NaUsra. Vomiting,
Cramps Shrcnrss of he PHI of he Sto'narh. disre~r
au.r ealirg iha e." state nj he 81 TODD HcsviUers
in,9nssspfsplfiis Despuideney Emiac at ION, Weak.
nsss tnffti.nfS 10 Insanity sHiCi' &c
Ur HuGGaTpN'E PEfsiS Is sold by nearly oil
the ,'"liers in tne Drugs and popular medicines,
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d.f anhfiau and "a Prescription walls for the
use ~ rrsscisns
PrNais cIrcurrs fer the use of Phys'ci9ns can he
'aiNsN # ~. irUciiou "r hts g"na lie =cfi hire
.s .it'lr process ot prep i-si"n ani sv0r the
thnruies ap"n which the claims oi tins remedy
are ii..l A. ii m, secret remedy No rhi-r ion
can raj-. aglnHt ~ use by PhssciaAs iu rcspcc.
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Pure ONE DOLLAR per hc,'le
nv OBSERVE rHlS-frtvcfy Dnitls nf the gem
uio- PtPSiN bears lhe written signature nf :.
hDUGHf0N. ". - snle rroprietor. PiniaLri lhia,
Pa C'rY tisb, sod Trade Mark secured
US->,l ity a,lrUscisis aud dealers tn medicines.
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PRBl0RT TRAINS,
Passengers & Baggage
100 Piece. White Gouds

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TO PARMERsl

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MYSTERIDS or MEDIClxJ
Greatest Discovery OF the lee.

Or 20 be wi'~.l Ills sessreisn REMEDY ,s.
wlil = suspfised hat yna are 60 npeh tshirp
s s 70 hsvs ussd y bsfsrs. Il i, no sssas
ing sa'c shows The ss,I.ns,t Ion in Lishtss
JAMES MiALIsTER. ist FnI,nr a NJ
sad an tho nsaysis. Ia ~. pc,t.f S's', y
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West Rn,l,nl. Julv @.1S5t.
The daily union., 1852-08-17
TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The nsne of upon books, unlesa "a
P1ytasnt Of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers money by letter postags
which VIII be paid BY
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshed III weekly during ls ses
Sions Of Congress, and ssni-weekiy during the recess.
Subscriptions for period less than year will be received on
terms proportioned 20 the above annual
o. PosTMAsTERs our agent. ana sy
sending DAILY subscribers with RVS
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with S25 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers. with $40 enclosed viii be entitled copy he
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
The daily union., 1852-08-17

again In point of fact il carried before only the
vote was declared Tie. while several senators on this
side Were not counted The amendment is as follows, TO
come IN at the end OF the appropriation for The Semi
noles
That the Secretary Of War be directed pay to each
the Semnoe ,Savio ~ h % @ ~ s,T ,n Wu % ma , - osu' % -
OF the United States Fort Brooke, in December 1885.
soldier ia the army Of the GS,ea saa se Pse.Sa
That the paid shall exceed S3 nd pro-
claims Of said friendly seminoles during the Florida war;
Tor com and for indemnity account of losses
Mr.. HUNTER. | am not disposed to renew this dis
cusson. although shall against this amendment
The question being then taken. upon division il was
rejected. as tollows-ayes 10, noes not counted,
Mr.. WALKER | offer the following as an additional
section, by way OF amendment:
"ssc And be IL further enacted, That the several
shall be paid directly 70 the Indian Indians entitled
IL 70 % q hy m
been SO constituted by written power Of attorney or oher
an agent Of the government any such payment
who is Interested 10 any contractwh any Indian or In
shall be allowed make any such payment. any dis
bursement of money herein appropriated, he shall take
be filed in the Department Of the lnteror that he does
not hold or Is Interested directly Or indirectly IN any con
this and that he will not during the continuance OF his
duties become the holder of or interested in any such con-
tract"
The question being taken upon the amendment. upon
division it agreed TO as foows-ayes 30, noes not
counted.
No further amendment being offered the Senate then
ordered the amendments to the bill TO be engrossed, and
the bill to be read the third time.
Mr.. CASS Il now give notice to the chairman OF the
Committee on Finance [Mr HUNTERl that shall hold
him TO his PROMISE now that this Is disposed Of 10 take
up and 60 through with the bill in relation to the canal
around the falls Of ST. Mary.
Mr. MASON moved that the Senate proceed to the
consideration of executive business
The question being taken that motion was not agreed
to.
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
W LOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
To Persons Afflicted with the Loss Of

TeethIhe great improvements lately introduced Drs
O'C0NNOR Il C0NNERY sur gioal and mechanical dent
ist and of incompatible teeth at 81 LIS
street. Broadway In the insertion Of artificial
teeth net only perform thorough mastoaon and
thu voice with distinct and easy articulation hat
upon the ply ognomy all that and regularity
which the most brilliant of beauty Decay
teeth be restored their natural tions by
OF metallic subssnces only employed by Drs OCon
nor Conrery Toothaohe cured without pain or extract
ing Psreuar attention paid to judcousiy repairne
regrang okdrens teeth Teeth ell tracted 10 the eaa
and safest mode. Terms moderate. s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

MADAME ALBoNi's CoscERT.-Iadsme Alb,ri's frat
concert ,ince her return from Boston given last
night in Metropolitan Hall. The principal song Of the
evening The Casta Diva which drew do IN raptu-
Ious applause Her other performances were also re
ceiytd with IKE plaudts. Nile. Camille Urso, the
young French uiolise and another youthful prodigy
Mater Gear, pianist, were interesting features Of
he concert 0Sng perhaps to the rain in the evening
The house not very full Madame Aboni's next and
last concert i announced for Friday evening whom
se'ia new fectons not given here before will be sung
Iy htr
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will find at MORRIS ofce Isl broadway opposite Messrs
Stewards Of Roade street whore bat and
tidy servants With GOOD city references admit ted On
hand cSoelle gish cook and laundrcs and cha
and waiting maid German sressmaker and cham bsrnsi
lrsh Protestant oh and lun dress, and Trsh Ian
drees vatera and chambefmaid general house worksrs
coachnen, etc.
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ARTICLE s THAT WILL LsToEIsH THE JAPANESE.
The Scientific american states among the articles to
be taken out the following "A locomotive and
ten miles OF raj road iron teegrsphic apparatus,
with wire sufficient to lead from the Emperors palace
to Of the principal towns apparatus for taking
dsguerreotypes magnificent barge for the Emperor
and fly boxes Of domestic goods Of all descriptions
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Account Books, Paper. and sS.,on.

Carr Hicks 3 Maiden lane, invite the attention Of
merchants manufacturer and Others their stock We
keep constantly hand every size atyc OF bani book
In ordinary use and mauuacture or any style re-
CURED Letter and cap prpers note papers, and
nkatands gold md steel pens, &c. Counting rooms and
derate prices Bill heads oards circulars NJ nr;nte6
neatly. CARR HICKS, stationcrs, 81 Maiden lane
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and Navy Depot No. 1888 BroadwayI have at very
expense empSyd frs,rste artists and gold emerodsrsr
mental ornament makers English, French ard American
coat cutters cutters and pntaloon cutters believe
am dorg the largest military and naval officers clothing
and sntt'ng burness in the United States ard per-
sonally known to mary ocersmy to
the artillery dragoon infantry ordnance engineers
&C., u. captains, commanders, leutenants pursers
surgeons Ddshipmen &C.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

FUNERAL GRAFTON ON THE DUKE OF WILLING
TON &c. P r. James, the novelist, will deliver
funeral Grafton the publ, services Of the late
Duke Of Wellington, before the British residents Of
Boston, at the Melodeon, this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

CUR ANNAPOLIS Consequences.
ANNAPOLIS Nov. 5, 1852
President Fillmore and the Secretary OF the Navy J.
p Kennedy, arrived in this city, passed through the
Naval School, and received by salute. The party
left ut on ce in the Pioneer the steamship
Mississippi President Fillmore and suite dine board
with Com Perry The President leaves here in extra
train Of cars TO. morrow morning.
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The wonders OF pr. watts, Nerxou. An.

tdote.A persons who have taken it affirm that the in
slant The electro maguesm reaches the fluids Of
the BRAIN all p,n infnptly The disease from that
moment quits tho body and tho patient gradually gains
health ard strength. Depot. lU2 Nassau street.
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Marine Affairs.

9HE s1fAMsrP ilAusus, Captain Lyon, arrived YES
terdey morning from savannah, bunsog us late papers
rom that city.
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oUnton Hall Clothsuro Ia becorninr M

Union Hall Clothing" Ia Decorating
familiar to the male portion of the public the
air "oid Folks At Home and equally popular Two sn
clothing to be found in New York, fail the
most difficult and the style and quality clothing offered
defes that the public will find it impossible
to secure better barss in this city than oered by
T. T. ROGERS, the proprietor Union Hail. corner OF
Fulton and Nassau streets
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McI1imm, Bennett and Napoleon,s Iivcs

have been att d. informal ascoouch yester
day received at IL Carmine street. but McKlAA, having
r. T. b. annhilaor handy ved ell but his goose which
was shot in the neck. The rersins be the
premises by those who purchase clothing.
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mu,.enrt,s kI,pp.rs. The most rsn,ou

shoe Parss Milleant his ppers
have for The pde IL the French beauties they
AZ now procured in this city at SMITHS ~ Blocker
street. few dotrs east Of broadway at manuta turcrs
Ircta
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net that SMITH L. RICE selling their fall carmen
cheaper than and If would be free the
tnnt charges of other cothier that must patrne
them Know 10 and call the l02 Fulton street.
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Chambers street, below Br adwAyJust opened swenty
crates Of fl white stone Dining ll5 pieces
SD CHAMBER sets ten pieces 81 80 and S. Also China
white and saucer for four shnss Dozen of
four pie es Glasb umblcrs 81 dozen. Wine glasses 81
dozen. j.. r.. KERR.
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country like this where the rich and the Lowry reEar6
dress highly, It all times, DO found at L. FOS
1ERS clothing Establishment Cortlandt street, where
article Of dress bs purchased the ost
able terms
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Them Five DoIla. gu,

THEM Five DoIIaf suits.-Just Arrived
from suction LOCO from 81 80 So;
and dress coats from 60 10 &c. 700 pair pansatoons
76cs to 50 50 Gao vests from 80 cts to 81 cheapest
and best.eiected stock offered public OBJ
PILLOWS HALL, corner OF Grand and Centre strests
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Rich and Poor.-Ali Glasses In

clothing wend their way t. the Empire Clothing Ware
house l2J and 22 Fulton street where they
being suited both in price, quality and manufacture Of
meEts offered. SMITH, DROhGOLD & fROCH.
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The Cheapest Article Yet.-The AIpir

eaer the most elegant and durable article
feet covering for the ladies' they
sold by Cab TRElI N, @ Bowery, for thaa is usual
y charged other manufacturers for the inferior
Atty Of ladies bots Remember this, and visit Can
trells.
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sve and elegant d play of sverooas comprising all the
most fashionable and de sirne styles such stylish
Talma the unqus Cabsn the graceful Paletot the modest
sack with all the styles patterns coats:
vests Of the richest stuh plush velvet Silks
choice If 1900 pairs from So to SO Cutters al
tend from A. H. till T. NJ receive orders, $50 and
Bron
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Rosom E,s.na. mny n.

Bosom eNsiends may Fall, but Ray Il
ADAMS celebrated knit unfer garments are unfailng
health vigor and comfort, small outlay this the
time to purchase and enjoy them. Ray Adams mport-
and manufacturers under garments sery No
J9l Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
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Family Groc.ries. New Fruits. Coz. q.

FOWLER Nos 900 and i Greenwich and 76 Vesey street,
hiss in large stcck fresh family groceries,
fruitf Of all the various kinds which offered whoesa
anc retail At reasonable prices fer cash. Persons from tho
country are invited TO call.
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Dodworth Music store. Nh. ag3 Rrcad

wayAmerican and Foreign music, for the vocs piano.
guitar violin cornet flute saohorn, &c. Bands euppee
books, paper, &c. HARVEY u. DoDW0RTH, leader of
the Cornes band, and CHI ARIES L. LAZARUS Propretos
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IN any other article dress aud nothing be beau
ii nj than the style OF shirts made at GREEN'S celebrated
establishment Astor House Every article leayea
the store Is rante and gentlemen giving their orders
deperd receiving the agreed
upon however short the notice.
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some upon the best possible terms with public,
Genin regard the whole community his friends. Ito
deavored to make them ~ making and selling them the
best and the hats made in the United states for
four dollars twenty cent under the price,
The Genn Fall style for 1852 he is confident surpasss In
material elegance and fsh all that he has heretofore
compshed and this confidence Ia justified by the demand
GENIN, 214 Broadway opposite St. Paul's.
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The Rlchelieu Ever yofotetl Gold Pen n i.

for durability Hexibit and rmness of finish rival in
market SO d exclusively ~ j. Y. SAVAGE. 20 Fulton
street who has also BSperb assortment of fine gold
silver Watches His reputation tor the repairing watches
and gold pens stano Aho.l
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The subs ber has just received and will have ready fol
inspection this day. twelve containing eight
surprisingly teauul garments modelled by the ools-
hrated Partisan artists in velvet ladies' CLOTH SATIN
mere. sc all q which he offers the moot moderate
terms. GEO BULPIE, Paris Cloak and Mantilla En-
porium, 36l Broadway.
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Dsgueyreotypss OF Deceased Psrssas saksn
:s W.. y. q s
psres securing perfection fr the painter and drasmsn
&. csss sss.a.y s
street. 80
Sterling Gold.-In 1850 aud 1851 the Ua4
grsrscsypes q .ss in eomgsss.s in the
received TIE highs,s Orsaao y.sr rssu.r
splendid @ dd As prize S% ed making !. ar
suerrsotyrss. ROOTS Gallery. 1868 Broadway. ~
"ye,a Pro Gyatis"-neade Brothers, Da-
CT ane Webster derous OF per
sssng Of this distinguished statesman procure
,h esieassd tcnTe certsed BY his SON as the beat
ever taken. 2S Brosdwsy next to the American Hotel
Gold Medal. - The highest premium
gold medalwas dea to j. GURNEY for the ''bsst da
can he SEEN At Gurnssr nsw and mssnhesnt rooms ss
Broadway with other srecmcas OF noted persons Of tho
sa &C. /" % ss Il W. " s D %s
safs e Of the bis as s
exhibiting an a. he gallery.
N5 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
Singers Sewing nlachines, within the Last
few weeks have received premiums Of the r,s class. seas
philadelphia Maryland ,ssissto. Baltnore .ni Iudian
s F ms an Fhfy are Re III with .
Dshiog rap.di'y md beauty Cali and see shen5
Phsdelhia 81 Fourth street. Boston, - Harvard
place
GoIdsnfth's System ~ Penmansnsp.--The
pith and Of Goldsut system of
to copyb ok Of thir six pages, like
Der Of eoEier with full dir .eons may be Obtained al
GULDSMlTaS rooms, 239 broadway, for % cents.
New Class for Lad,es.-The Wednesday
afternoon classes for ladies nd children, having
large, have de ned so form which will
meet TIL reday afternoons 80 p NJ. for ladies
children Gentlemens oasses Monday Wednesday, Thurs
day. and Saturday evenings. which ged
principle calculated facilitate the progress Of the pupil
See published circular to be had at the academy.
ALLLN DODW0RTH. 500 Broadway.
The Rlchelien Eve Poi, ted Gold Pen hns
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The Japan Expedition.

VISIT OF PRESIDENT FILLMORE TO THs MtssIs.
SIPPI.
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body knows how the election has suited but few
ErhaLs understand how IL has affected the interests Of
kN0N the halter Judging from the crowds that have
hrorged his saosroon No S Fulton street, we have ar
rived at the conclusion that all the hats that let on
the Presidential contest btiag selected at Kuoxs
this true it is another evidence of the truth the say
ing, that what is the wings loss is Knox's gain
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sterIng Gold.-In 1850 and 1851 tMs ua.,,
uVe,n Pro Gratis."-1eatIe Brothers, Dm-

pes CT daniel DESTROYS OF per-
sensing Of this distinguished statesman
them. AlTesdy three executing licensees
THU cehated picture certified by his the beat
taken 233 Brosdway, next to the American Hotel
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gold medalwrs ava dea to j. GUREEY, for the bsst ds
guerreoypes exhbitedso styled by the judges aad
he Gurpey'R and magnificent rooms, J3
Broadway with other specimens Of noted persons Of The
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no Ycst and pantaIoon saxxers-It nj m

fact that your weekly earnings be increased
fourold by using Of singers Sewing Machines The
work Of these machines stronger much beautiful
than can be done by hand Cali and specimens
Broadway.
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Superior Furs-Ladies. if won xvnnt I'm e.

leot from large assortment of furs got up superior
style and comprisipg every odern shape to YoUNGS
premism fur establishment, No. % Bowery. His stone
MARITIME, minks fches, &c, &,, really handsome.
His Sontag or Bertha Boas really beautiful.
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singers Sewing Machines, within In. lass

GoIdsmfth's System ~ Penmanshlp.--The,
rith and marrow Of ystem Of penmanshp
rowed copy ok Of thir six pages the
Der OF coTier with full dir ctons may be Obtained al
GULDSMiT rs rooms 23g broadway for % cents
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Dagueyreotypes OF Deceased PeFssas eakon
a short notcsAn artist Of great expsrisncs win attend
the Of light shade ana east q arA-
psries securing perfection fr the painter and drsfsnsn
Daguerreoty In ell otherwise, applicants e.
the Metropolitan Gallery. 6R Broadway near HonssoU
str
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Brady, having received the Gold MedaE

from the American Institute aad also other prize
dals for in we'll prise medaA
awarded in Lon dcn the Worlds Fair deemv unneces
TO eMraa TIE superiority of his pictures but
yites the of the pulls h psrb and sled
election dagucrreoy exhibiting his rsllery
20J Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
The southern press., 1852-01-08
Invitation to kossuih from New Orleans.

The N. o. Bee of the 3Oth ult, contains the
following resolutions of the General Council, in
viting Kossuth to visit that city,
INVITATION TO kossUTH-At a meeting of
the General Council, on Saturday evening last,
Mr.. Gabriel DE Feriet presented The following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted,
having for their object, as will be seen, the cor.
dial welcome of Kossuth to this city:
Resolrea, That the General Council of the
City OF New Orleans, enter tanning high respect
TO. Louis Kossuth, Governor ofNHunc ary, and
warm admiration of his great services in his
struggle for the liberty and independence of his
native country.
Resolred, That Louis Kossuth is emirently
worthy of the genuine sympathes of republican
America and lding these opinions, thi Coun
cll do hereby invite him to visit New Orleans.
aud to receive from her citizens that attention
and personal respect which are so deservedIy
his due
Resolued, That the mayor be respectfully re-
quested to transmit copy of these resolutions
to the lustrious Hungarian exile,