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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
THE HUMORs OF WASHINGTON
e of The y. Y. Tribune.

CorytsponceIce Of The y Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday Aug 81 1883
This being the anniversary of the birth of Peter G Wash
ngon tho able and smable Secretary Of the Treasury
under Mr. Guthrie the outside clerks in the Bureaus
connected with the Treasury Department viii celebrate il,
in New York with torchght procession. 1t meet
and proper that demonstration should be made out of
respec to descending from the Father of his Country
end bat descent is here my counrymen IL said that
Gov. Marcy made of some pretty severe remarks, in
presence OF the President the appointment of George
Sanders a. Consul at London, but he did
sign, most people thought he would. and as few
wished and expected he would 1t is virtual Endorsement
by the President of all that Sanders has uttered printed and
published of Gov Marcy and his integ ty Still he does
not throw up Col Benton SAYS, Marcy has strong
somaci, and takes good teal TO roma him. No
ena.e r,R do H. Caleb Gushing prescribes Homeopa
thy doses, and they don't do on Marry The Thompsonan
Lobela would do better in his He has a strong
science ard stomach both to operate
The lat time met the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
MIR Manyponnyl be was in great tribulaon touching
fcuty in the case of an Indian Agency Ii seems that
the President has appointed your old Marshal Hon Ely
Moore SubIndan Agent with full powers treat with
and remove the Indians in Nebraska Mr. Manypenny
had Just discoverd that there law of Congress in
hibting the DIGrmen from paying public money into the
hands Of defauers the Government, and Mr. Moore
scruples about placing in his hands large amount Of
money He going TO the President and take his d
rocton in the The President of would re
fer him and the Caleb Cuhing Ii would be
bad 20 send Moore into the wilderness among the
ages and then of his pay and provende and IA
lions He would forget IL The poor Indians too,
would suerbui then they would suffer any how They
used oft
Your correspondent who spoke Of the servants in livery
has called forth the blngsgate Of the venerable editor OF
The Unlon who probably learned it when he Consul
at Liverpool Now have the coach and horses and
harness and they worth looking at but never looked
OF the driver or fooman looked the President and
have seen him in livery, but public servant he has
right TO his livery He is Foreign Minister Consul
and therefore don't under Secretary Marcys orders
reckon your correspondent must have been mistaken and
the President in livery instead of the driver and foot
man i know it is nobodys business what company the
President keeps but apt judge and women
by the company they keep mentioned the President in
acy with Pierce Butler might have added Col Forney
the friend of Forrest and others to the lit of Execu
tive favortes but thought such friend enough at
time. Mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
SLAVERY IN CUBA.

There is no reason to doubt the purpose Of Great
Britain TO arrest the slave trade in Cuba Not only
does the traditional policy of that Government look to
such contamination, but it is loudly proclaimed by
the London Journals avowed by orators in both Houses
Of Parliament put forth in the official reports of Com
mtees and made the subject of diplomatic correspond
ence. Motives of interest well as of sentiment con-
cur TO render this object paramount in the minds of
British Statesmen As our readers will have SEEN in
the Parliamentary report which We published yester.
day not only have millions Of money been paid to Spain
as consideration for her abandoning the slave trade,
but the maintenance of the squadron on the African
coast has many millions more and still constitutes
heavy burden the treasury. Now Cuba is the
only considerable market for negroes still open to the
African trade and if were closed the expense of this
squadron would cease TO be necessary
The report in question expresses no hope that the
Spanish Government can be led by reason. or justice,
or regard for ts own solemn obligations abolish the
trade. The inference then is that other means must
be brought in to gain the object and that what neither
asking urging, nor preaching can obtain, must be
bought and paid for This is not the language of the
report but il is the only conclusion that be drawn
from it, for cannot suppose thar the English Gov
eminent would favor tolerate the only other
way to end the trade namely the transfer of the island
TO the United States We believe. then that Eng
land will next step. negotiate with Spain for the
emancipation OF the Cuban negroes, and viii pay for it,
just as she has already paid for tie stoppage of the
slave trade taking OF course not to be cheated in
Tie second bargain she has been in the FIRST In fact
il would cost her TO arrange for reasonable
system of gradual emancipation than TO keep for any
considerable period squadron on the African coast and
another squadron in the West Indies TO prevent blacks
hom being carried away from the one and imported
into the other To this end there is every to
believe that British diplomacy is now vigorously d.
rected indeed is reported that SO far are negotia
tons advanced that the decree of abolition is actually
in the hands of the Spanish ministry for consideration
and signature.
There is no country in the world, where slavery
exists to any considerable extent in which its abolition
could be undertaken with greater hope Of practical
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by TELEGRAPH
TEE RAvAGEs OF TIE YELLOW FEVER AT
NEW ORLEANS

BALTIMORE. Friday. sept > 1883.
New Orlesns psrcrsof Saturday last received The
Etvtr sill decn NJ both the number Of cases and
ualigniy The weather continued favorable, and conf
o,noe the abatement of the epidemic increasing
daily 7is Data had let thre composors one preSsman
'rd reporter by the fever and Mr.. Brtnsn, on Of rs
,di,rs Wa bind. irm the same The fever was
stll ieasng Nathez -Four deaths from the fever had
ooourd at T,nssso'a Navy Yard on the sith-anong
lem Lieut. Hanson. one of the Gardiner Mine Comms-
sion
deaths from the fever occurred at Mobile on
he .,ih August
III, Portsmouth, Gote Of yesterday says three slaves are
nhsre by their in that pace II was believed they
lad s,CrtiCd themselves board the British ship samuel
vlch EFF ter st johns that morning and
about berg sent 20 overhaul the ship
NEw-ORLEANs Thursday sept l, 1883.
The deaths by yellow fever at Mobile average about ten
per day.
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ANOTHER SPLIT AMONG THE DEMOCRATS OF
RENSSELAER,.

Ikui FrlaY, Sept. ?, 80
Tie Democrats Of the NAlId Assembly District OF Rem
scaer held consultation at Lansngburgh 70 day The
Barubuners ana Sois had four united OF seven
They organized the Convention, and appointed Samuel
Dou glass Bagnbuner Delegate 10 the State Convention
ton and appointed Chas j. WILDER their Delegate They
were led by Marshal Mott.
Tie regular Convention passed resolutions endorsing
tle state and National Administrations.
Tie seeding Convention adopted the Astor House reso-
lutions. Great excitement prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

The Richmond EI0miner admits the melancholy de-
cline OF Virginia" but refuses to see in the extensive
emigration of people from the State cause of anxiety
and regret In fact emigration is good thing, and the
fight of inhabitants blessing to country; the only
healthy tendency of agricultural region is toward
large estates and sparse population (what pity Vr-
gina should have more than and inhabitant
those who migrate leave freer field TO the energy and
industry of those left behind industrial enterprises and
manufactures should be much desired by the South
and it is Wholesome for State to grow slowly, and
have its maturity retarded What bad country the
United States must be to come toD
This is the sort of nourishment oddered out to the
Democracy of Virginia by their abest writers Ii such
finds a market there however, it's no BUSH
ness OF ours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

After reI Gated appointment 70 our hopes and chcuia
er N inference 70 Il Incidence OF tie dreadful seoGrge,
Ufieh hss hCn kT tie lat fourteen weeks depop1aiing
v a. can re norm d grateful Office ii announcing
~. r. dd at iltEe j. very perceptnie change
for tie better IN or uorua Etpor az vel a. IN tie con
dir, n ard uuIntsT Of tie cases.
tosl OF deaths for the "a hours ending yesterday at
O'Clock N were s2 sgainst 10 for the - hours pre-
us ard for the same time there was decrease Of thir
., ~ yeIloy fever deaths. We learn from number Of
ur rbvseisrs that there il marked diraunOn Of
In privste practice. end from personal observation.
IN that IN the Charity Hospital there has been grsda
Al decrease for days past II vii be seen from the
wing atsrse; Of the admission n the lnhrnares
DE- ths control q the BoaFG # Health and Howard Asso
citation hat The decrease L1s been uAiioEm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

~ your Dhlr DATED dDo iIlLLfs oi-torinr1 W
dull ard laterls Remove al hes defects At and insure
uxurisnt perpetual growth OK Sky fibre. By 1snS he
CRTsDoEo Hair Presrvse and bss7er prepared and sod q
No s AE;or Hos &c.
COUNSEL FOR TIE FsIBLE, AVID lsPosTAsr 5UsSzs-
rHE HE.LrH-MoRsEs ISvrsoRTSs ELIxR on Coz
DsLIhe sustaining and best
the celebrated OTieEfa Traveller and
chfns well known hro1rho1f ths country snf
Eurcpe that physician who values ss reputAa you'd y1t
admit bssf orsn Of m extraordinary properties or tnnk Of
qtssih nns is wonderful cures
In all frdBs ard without desEnEns % ereste undue s.a We
remind the be feeble the mex that summers
heat rpon ihs the drain he s11roe o.
p od and helping sd Of his s
say many 1est4 dssEhtsr pale and seky son
snins INTO the 1esdy embrace q on nnny parent
pressure Of Hen-s and phJsl rero OF
b. cordzDed the SUI sbe- Of dam oS0'
another shall trnr bach ~ bossors 20 the rose
Ouc the healthy NEGLECT tie means Of ;0rtiynz ne
tge.ks Thousands o.
yet BY the Of this peerss invFoTan ne nus
'yer nav BE- braeed and tbe dsesise
peru&seny restored ma neither sudden ehnt
study yhyscsl exerion nor s iae -
or sioY q thouFht vii stdus the snsrx ae
ishf creased By re nhlence Tbs b- aon
heh shord the stock o. vgor
fo5 fhs sxiecst.nf slromer eampaiEn ,.-- r
Ffcsy ioud ladies who suffer from hystera depression o.
srrs odlv vezkre besdsche nervo rsnore n-1rsa ek
frsue lsss-r1e those disres dsi~s "a nf 70
dersnssfneu The delicate and comp physoogoa
Cordial Of The posTaing hea-s u Jy AID August
Fuf hishy coDoent4s'ed n prt botres win he name
fbvu the en- rod Tor - bot - io Z
Pixc General No ~ BfOsdwsy New YORK b whom
b adrfs Be particular ask for Dr. N1rss ID
sorrng Cordial there Imitation article n nsne
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MrRDEROUs ATTACK on THE PRESIDENT OF
A RAILROAD COMPANY


James c Ball late Postmaster here. and President
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Co, attacked in
the street this evening BY DIR. Ames, returned Calor
nisn who discharged pistol at him the ball entering the
abdomen and lodging in The back Of Mr. Hall The wound
is considered dangerous and Ames has been arrested
fS.conS Iispofci CIScISSATI Sept. ,. is53
Mr. Hsn s very low today and hopes enter
tanned q bis rec ~ The community il much excited
Ane- i II jail sving been refused he ami bis FAM
" sustain bad ActeTs. and the assault IS considered
mott outrageous.
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NEw-OBLFANs ANNUAL COMMERCIAL STATE.
MINT

NEwORIEAys. Wednesday Sept /, 1850
The Annual Statement Of Commercial Affair this port
published in the Prices Current It makes the total
ce,s Cotton here for the year. 665OOO bales AMI the
o1Iorfs 6s5oC0 The total value of produce received
here during the past year s34 OOO0 900, including
$4,000 in Cotton. and ls.5oO.OO0 in Sugar
Tie croIs are in a favorable condition.
There viii be business transacted here 20 morrow the
day being set apart for fasting and prayer by proclamation
fre ~ The Mayor
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MAINE LAW IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Nectai DIeth 10 The " l. ifforne
LANCASTER Pa, Thursday, sept . 1883
A County Convention Of the friends of prohibtory
liquor law held in this city today which character
lied by great enthusiasm prohibition Wig ticket
nominated in opposition to the regular Wing cand dates
The Assembly
Mr. Cary of Ohio, present and made eloquent
speech
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

SIC al If.Iecl @ Ihe y. 7. ITftlne
WASHINGTON Friday, Sept . 1883.
Tomorrow Union viii contain carefully considered
and able article Lord John Russes letter the Tr
partite Treaty and Cuba which VIII doubtless reflect the
views of the Administration Ii viii command attention
throughout this country and Europe.
Mr. Walker has returned the city and the report that
be declines the China mission IS unfolnded on YWE
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POLITICS IN MAINE THE MUTINY on THE
BARN UTAH.

BosToN, Frday, Sept- 2 ls43.
1feDemocrsfic Convention OF PenObscOi County Maine
after nominating candidates. unanimously passed resolu
tic commanding the Whss Of the County in representa-
i've districts where they sre IN mn0ry 10 unite with the
Ari ilsbury Democrats ana the was recon-
me- udtd to the Whi-s Throughout the State.
Captain >teon who was 80 badly injured in the mutiny
On acald the bark Utah not Euav, previously stated
Is still the hospital and fears entertained that he viii
lot recover
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nprACHMENT OF A HUGE

ORIGINATE, Friday, SEPT ?, ls53
meeting of citizens held las. night at Masonic
Hall TO take measures TO have Judge jacob Finn in
reached The Hall crowded by men of all parties
resolution that Finn ought ~ be inpeaehed passed unan
iuoouslv and q Committee consisting of Judge Hoadley
John JoIfe and X b PullAn appointed to prepare
ana bring the natter before the Legislature aeIt winter
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PROM AUSTRALIA

BosToS, Thursday, sept. l, isl3.
Owing 20 favorable received here from Ans
trea eights have sdvHnced some l2 per The bark
TemT Teton fom New York. and cargo. sold there
without breaking tulk az s3s 0Oo-an advance Of $4,000
frst cost Melbourne papers Of June contain letter
from Captain Adsns Of the lost Monumental CITY,
d that he left the wreck and abandoned the passe
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The Tribune for California

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING The Tnb
.ne TO, California Oregon and The Sandwich Islands
n viii contain summary Of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the sailing Of the lat steamer
Money and Market Reports Marriages. Deaths, &c
Single copies in wrappers. ready for mailing can be
bad al the DESK on Monday Morning. Price cents.
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THE EDYMON CASE.

AtbJhN Fnday, Sept 2 $50.
Judge HUM hres having given notice that be would rem
der BIS decision in the case Of Francis EdymOn nine
clock this morning The Counsel both sides appeared in
Court al that hour The Judge decided that tie Court
could 90 behind the pardon and that EiymOn be Dis
charged The decision gives great satisfaction here
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The L s. Mail Steamship Baltic Capt. ComstOck, gi
leave this port TODAY at noon, for Liverpool. Tn
Semi-Heous 1ribune containing all the latest news
can be Lad at the Desk. This Morning, in wrappers
tnndr Glr nnilino-
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DEATH OF MIDsHIpMAN HANSON.

SIoi0i DJqfch o. TIE v y Ifrbhnr
WASHINGTON, ID. c. Friday, Sept. ?, ls53.
Passed Midshpman j. j Hanson, one OF the party who
to Mexico with Major MoTdecai the Gardiner bust
ness died at Pensacola on the 18th ut GUS.
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TO cORREsPOyDENTs.

No notice can b. taken Of anonymous Comm ncstions Whaeve,
ptended FOR nf,ron be sgibenoed b. the n:me and
afdrrf Of the WrerrOt necessarily Tor puDAceon Du -
gpsrfutfe q hs good faith.
We esr1o nderiaks 10 return rejected Communications
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Aid In Nsw|Orlean<.
day

T. ne Editor u re Netr Yark T,ibsA>.
Sir Herewith xed please find list OF donations sent on
to Us since our asst which please publish We also hand
you statement Of our with the Association which
We would also thank you TO give place in your columns
Cur vhoe receipts this date amout s4t7oo 25 from
Il following sources, viz
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EVICTION OF WOODWARD At WASHINGTON

NAsHINGIOf, FnlnY, sept = IsJ3.
Daniel I. Woodward convicted Of the murder OF his
wife hanged at Lalf past IL o. clock this morning
lie made confession and met his fa;e with apparent
IND Iferlnae
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Rev Byrad Waller has been tried in Carroll County
KY for seduction which resulted in verdict Of 5000
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Nrm'11ork Dailp Q1-ibu11e.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1853.

r. Prsor, vsns le their residences or aees
ofspess viii addresses the Publication Ohce
or I'd 10 Is through Post Oee. Prce ~ cents ~eek-sy
be 0 the Carrier.
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-Arrssloss =. ~ Hsl ~ a soss s.arg as p ~ ag-sf


Al tie height Of the efidemc the admissions in each In
tinsry averaged from IS 10 - Per day.
k1IININTs.-Ib, following ! 1T OF the ilterments
al lie cmers 0; the city for the last "a hoars. eni
iIe At 6 COX. A. NJ on the esih inst
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r. Adv ns Tor T7bsne Of Moniay Ought to Be sent
fef ,fe 8 dc 'ock on Saturday evening
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r. Eleventh Wnrd.-J SEEIER, 50 Avenue d. heneeorh
The nhred The Tribune 10 this Ward Pe2o. ~no
by. bsu the OF late and mem
eierf serving Others who my wish it, VIII please s,nd tneif
nennss o him o. above. leave Sem a. this cshoe
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cisns or over them they win have lsw which win Sc
cEIey d their State Of Ire worst and sadiest Of all evils
=
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Htbrtv Fouril Distri,t not heard from
CEARIIT HosTlTAI-O T,aqK-Rs IoTt for ne % hours
tDdre si dIigh on Thursday. 18th inst.
Acn =
Irtlte
Of which IA OF yellow fever.
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Hwe cal the special attention Of our reader. 20 the

and peempory sale Of Lots IN The besu vlaEs Of Jssea
J. which place the TUESDAY nexf - II
lc.oek A n See .dserti.ern<nt under Anetion bed
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Yellow Other
awNr Ii.Aaaaa
Cemeteries

rx,,xx,sTs 4 issr essaJ Il doh 4 TIs&ay
4ns. % ~ ~
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To rHs PpBIIc As DR.. GILBERT and MS successful
Of without the knife are yet
uern in be tales this method Of taytns al physsas
witness his NOSE OF reaias Dad
.s y, -. A. H. oaee Nc ass Broadway IL oock this fore
rosn whsn an opportunity win be Afforded
Yves TorprKs AND Ham Drs--If you want to get
Wirs BY HxSsS GARDNER hArtfer and
sSHsts, No Wsrrsn 81 or " hair bottle Of
~ warrE OF frvsts rooms tor dyens the
hall and fitting Wigs
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.res 4 removed No 2 Broadway opposite the Park
hsr he has the accommodations in the world Tor the aFpea
~ - 80 meus Hair Dive the sale Of his newly invented
Mi, and Iouree Nine private rooms al Oh one noo Copy hS
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NrncHAHrs AND OTHERS DESIRING TO ADvERrIsE.-
p,op. hips 10 Advertise VERMONT RGGisER foI
1854 are notified NJ PEIrENGL CO. ~ Nassau st. New
York aud 10 satest Boston the only authorized yH o
,,ps The object of this notice prevent frauds
upon adve ItaeIs u , No.. I. 90.
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NV Music" Nelly Ill be True o. Thee" by
Jsnes simmonds very beautiful Ballad Les Senmens dun
s,s 4, Anne the ony rival Of Wallace Lue Katy Hot
o. ,bs ns, nonulnr song the day sinf al Woods
WIZ WV HoRACE WATERS, NJ. Sjj Broadway.
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~ Session Laws, 1853. Price. 81 90. Just Pub
ihed and now sale by BASKs GOULD Co. No ia NaaHst
No. orl
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Bnsiress Notifies.

GyxrrEnEr's Hars FALL SIRIUS BIRD, cor. fin ~
~ eos.oaess ard the pube are ~
Sssrd that sy Of a,s the eBsias sson va % b a.
EsJt st Aetno~edsng NJ thyss 9TH
~ h.t hsy eorins an fhs req kites 81 psf ~ ma
fuD eohhoelee 'S' NJ RID cor Pins and Ssssas9ts
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This wonderful preparation ats ke
charm uren the to grow when eve'yslns else had
failed One application viii prev It's hrs Out Try y Price
bottle sold who're Principal depot bAkAkks
Ladies Ia Drtsssns Saloon. Ne. 80 Broadway
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.srSv b.ir In Eve nuies with his EXCELSIOR HAIE
Nv Am y can apply without fear Of staining the skn Of the
ts.a "A lie eoofing has affinity ior the ha ony The
F,ceSor compounded Of bssneos not contained IN any
- v,t Invented fails and the color produced Is al
o'nsi 10 nre and wholly undiingakhsble m TIC riches
..S hl,rks which produces Manufactured and 70
~ . ,poKos 6Ascr one Private MONS Tor aPpiyin
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Dsy,Asog SALAmAsDER SaFEs-GAYLERs Patent.
RosEnr 49, the sole Manufacture the United state
of M, sboy safes and C. GoffNs mpeneirabe Den
snc Safes aud Locks combined IN the world Depot
No l pesst door below Madenane formerly ~ Johnst
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20 Fow,rss n WELLS, Phrenologist and Publish
e,s Clinton Hall No. l3I Nnssau st. New-lork
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AxnrnrR IssrANoK OF. TAPk IVORY CURED BY rHE

ASorHrR lssrASoK OF TAPE WoRx CURED BY rHE
Uss o. DE- WLsSx's CKLrRRAsED NESNlFceS-NswYoEx o.
~, "a Iks2-fh certify thai truaSel with
er s than mouths tired al tae known remedies fos
,h Aeea sfc,on bet without being abe 70 destroy g.
one OF pr MLAnvs AusnSes ch o99cd aoes Of several
rSfi curcs had been performed by hs celebrated Ner
60 resoyed 10 nv and Immediately purchased bof.e
th ,nol .ocodins directions and the rcsa isohAsi
- xros hsn ysr besides nanhes
mai oncs 81 "a, - - -. :, ~ 49, -,
A ass Ner,nifnee All others In comparison are wehsss
sod vhossse Nv v Cheke1cF Co No 81 ssscia e. Boyd
Papl No 90 Coatandst also by all respectable praSgs n
"a. de- ~ y tiSl.
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To p,rae,srs. CRoo,Rs. BAKERS, CoyFGoroSERs

AND o,usRs-Bvsa Cats Wholesale DEagsss No ls5 zen
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