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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12
Danrinq Araoemies.


A DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, No
"A e6 Broadway Grace Church will reopen Mon
DAY, Oct Tor Evening Csses and WEDNESDAY,. Oct
tsn and Paris expressly for the pzpse eOnsrns VI eIps
encea teaches Of hse soo May dances preeui
Souon Ege ssstoE kc Of London which win be ntois d
f tie hrst tine IN this safely
ion That those become Of this Academy
tend the most spsous elegant and sbshsn
IN London Paris Seviot IL IS hoped, therefore th
i1ec with tAe advantage the produced
rsirs results IA. and the paid
fseFns patronage which gratefully sknowl.dsed By
ALLEN DODWORTH
E'ERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No 50 West
lhhst-Madane Z. DUBREUL PERRERO and her brother,
LpWARp FERRERo viii reopen their ae.isEy SATURDAY
Oct lsts and r.sse ee wetne~s.ys add Saturdays
f1 RS evening ei MoDdrs and Thursday. II NJ
r. OF IL Private e<ons given C2es and schools seaded
MR.. W. WHALE Il DAUGHTERS DANCING
X1 CLASSEs-Scv Rooms Nos 20 sai % 6hsv. w d
Itetfny thai Classes viii
Tuesday evenings Cor
Cenleren Classes Gothic Hal Brooklyn. viii
hosssy Oct lo Fer particulars ecslass . Be h1 above
MRS. A. LANNAY. will reopen her Dancing aud
l Watkins H.l toprosts City Ham
ses5 on ~EpNEspAf DC. IL M 4 VI, Se ..sis,ed b
eretns 1clcek Ns.nees Da-sntes Exclusively
Iik AID Patrons win ie sisen
THE ART Of NG.-CHARRUAUD's Room,
No 81 Esss ls<hst fourth h01se Of Broadway side
MI Chsrusnc sskHevedses the f.ens syors
scEDsnce saturday OCT = Aftsrneoa elss>s. TUESDAYS
MhpNEsDAYS FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS; Even.n< els-ses
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS and sAru aDArS.
hour no enrssed BY the ass FOR sni rsralsx a
lars be ottsiued place vters Mr. CHARRCAuD
CA ee setn ds.y trcra TO > O'clock
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3nstrnctlou.

A STON RIDGE SEMINARY for YOUNG La
n DIES, PHILADELPHiA-The Rev. b S HUNTING
TiE SESSIONS Of months wedaes
Trims ho% $500 @ $50 Per
THE LIMITED NrMsER Of shir.ysvs with ST, teacher. Sc
pupil large share Of al pertain
NJ Hh ~ fSSSch la IaSGG&eE spoken the Principals Mn
M E % sSY ss Of Sn ss . .
respective Departments Miss Eastman the Eus.h teacher
II OSs acquainted EassHaa, young
,sssh Gsnes HeTe e tbs ra.sS sa;ss know
Of no enc who sIPsses her IN ability or Quality necessary 70
FAMILY f.assai s.ry and RELIGION.
s ss ss. " $ 3 e. o s
RELGIOUS INSTRUCTION. s,rOarly impress a with
%. ss s .ss Ss .i "s .ss q =, Ia
as " ne sIs s' Rs aST s q ts az ms
he school also Recommended By the Re, Dr. ryrs
for continuation Of .evsniAs physs mental and religious
' as ls" ksS s'TrSP sea I.. Gree.
Ds sss Me-, Co. f'nr,y,ssia
Bond, Bfoeklyn.
ROARDING-SCH for BOYS-At Midletown
II Point Monmouth Co, n j. PHILETUs PHILLIPS A N
Ss Of October Further particular. given sPplsasion
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at STANWICH,
~ Conn, 81 miles from NswYok Sunaber limited
nay K had :, SsSo SS Is sS ". ~ Re f fs es s !.
,seS on every Tuesday this month S,Ssss he Sesr AID
BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &e.-Book. Keen
- ina applied banking railroad sna commercial sss Is
tscsht IN expediors superior h FOSTER
Consns No ST Broadway NewYerk and AZ hs e.
tsbshHent Strand London Particulars on spplcs,ioa
From The London fimoa
Mr. FOSTER Book Keeping; by drilling the learner
into calculating achn bat By enabling ana
soIrehsnd What he cens ib0u do SCIENCE
eosn ~h cssrness and repieai,y the rlss
snso.s and rnezs and The whole illustrated exsnP
S tSs1s q common s.Ps sy uaas',sad he ,ssE .aa
hs o~ o. hs employers books In sf.ctory
CLASSIC AL, FRENCH and COMMERCIAL
~ sChOoL-frof n " BROWNS Iusi,u;uu Ma ss3 Bro.s
wy, wi reopen " both dessFasnis MONDAY sept II
nANBURY INSTITUTE, CONN.-Rey- ELIAS s
~ SCHkNCk. A. " Prncp.iThe ,Airrvf--.A ,--;. n,..l
session viii commence TUESDAY Nov l. An irteryex w,rh
the frreps nay Re obsised By sadre-ns line 10 Wa H.i
Sen No 80 brosdwsy where ecaan nx IN mig
Be had -
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6ouses TO fet.

A PAYMENTS TO LET-To q mall family, con-
"A ss.ne Of three Rooms IN house n" % L0di0" inquire
ct No I@Bowery
AN OFFICE to LET-On the second floor Of No.
N III Fsltops Possession given innedsey Rent very moi
crate. Apply 90 the rrenses
NHEAP RENTS.-Ofices and Rooms, to Let at No.
~ ss3 Broadway side, doos beew Broome q 10.
ven lighted sry .,ass sIehss';; syys es
ss ss' sasssw ~S' .as o &c P1 ee@
LrIRsT- CLASS BOARDING HOUSE to LEI-In
L ..s5. fss: s9s & t sss sss''
bathroom uIs'es sss s Brosdwsy the
TsTRNIsHLD HOUSE to LIZA new House,
sa s. Ss:s Es:1t i;:s
Is XII E5i.ii, i &c e s;S: a's @
HoUsE and STORE and TWO ROOMS to LET
II soo,s ~ sso1D D,s. q y Te9
soss Ss Ky s' i"q,s q rowssESb No q S.
HOUSE TO LET-At No "a South 2dst;, Williams ann.
. Il, Msns. = e Jpe, s,ssg 3. y sGs
Iron woits osse 80 cherys corner Of oo'''H New
doom to LET-with Steam Power.-One large
Rom b, 10 and lighted several smaller Rooms With
"y p'"fS5k h rs e qxsss
DOOMS To LET with STEAM POWER-Several
~ desirable Rooms 10 .s i BE- y By s ss,eS and s 1sS,
nd furnished With water di'd,s' sa Sis 'l0'
Apply" corner of Elm and Frsnkn;s No a. stairs
SJiHE FURNITURE Of finely furnished house for
sale either without the house to le' Adore" H. Ino
IN Office.
gI,O LET-An Ofice.-Apply at No 3COurtlandt-st,
i near Broadway Inquire Of T. BURDoN on the premises
FJyO LET, in STANFORD, Coma HOUSE and
Wit, p' e II DEPOT nd a1 a1
Of n c. 0EROw, No 100 2dst- WnlsmsbuIsh.
ITO LET-The first foor OF Store No. 291 Peari-st
Il Apply a, the Store.
VI,O LET-From the LIST Of November next, the CON-
modiou Lecture Room Medical College 10 hs r the
purpes public worship On Sundays ~ ven sna
capable Of seaiins 800 Poos fof particulars IN
quire Of Jhnitor Mr. POLMAH, on the premises
TU,O LET-To a small gentee family, part Of the
theesory basement built brick House. NO 100
consisting Of front basement the whole OF
Of the third floor Inquire a. above I'm
mediate possession given Rent low
ITO LET-Part Of modern House to q small respect
family entire second floor, three deep bshroo
sa range kitchen In pleasant situation Abingdon
square the LIST Of May payable advance or security
No 100 Jhn ct the grocery stofe corner Of Jane and
Greebwicbsts
YINO LET-Sues Of Rooms in new house, No u
Mapgnst between Broome and Delancyss Croon IN each
frd them BY inqupg Of DAVID LAFfAN, No ls5 Cntonst
near Grand from 10 O'Clock, or OF CHARLES LAWhbNCE
No ia Chatham any time before O'clock In the evening
rI,O LET-To small respectable family without
children tho Second Floor coIsng OF two Rooms two Bed
with &C. tree Rooms Third Floor
ton BATH up gentee nehborhood halt block from
Broadway The family In The house small
without children Rent moderate and IN advance Address
this Office, No. Isl Broadway Stairs from to r. ~
rI,O LET-A Kitchen, with Croton conveniences,
Pao Chamber and front Hall Bedroom third floor and
the Of November Rent Sb month Call be-
tween and 7. M
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furniture, Sc.

kulUllult, ~h'
ENAMELED SETS from S25 to SI,O00.-Rich
II led seu all shades and syes Of manufacture
HE is' largest ASD Best ASSORTED ESANELED AND
'oiiAOA NO 6iLLfEs 1 sYRSE. No SO Bro.4x.y
The trade supplied in unlimited quantities
L'ALL DiPORTATIONS.-C Damasks Satin,
De LaBs Lsee and sln Cutsins Window shsdes &c Also
most extensive ''''e WsyiSpow coRyrcEs.
ILL., 81 go s,s iovd 10 awe us call CHILDS SMITH
No. 40 Peari-st, corner Of William, near Chatham
GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING WARE
Ro0MsMPsoS CO. No cs2. e. IN ITPs .1s ros and
houseteepes their och Of new goods via Ivory handle cutlery
. .r ss sq Fire s sRers od e also M
oss H9 ISs F ind 10 s1f neIs. 70 % P.
10" 'n' s'0'' 0'"''" sIMPsoN Co. No % c.aaist
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
second door sss Of fe1 UPHOLSTERY
lbs especially invited to the large and 1s.S s .Ts o,
Bee M.I & sS S S he 800 I'D seb p.s s. nal.
an nducemeD call examine the above stock Pevioasto
wsnsbrsh free Of carriage Old Bed, and reno
'sd and made No s,s o.nd second soor Of
IRON BEDSTEADS.-COMSTO BROMLEY
Co Atlantic Foundry south BroOsyn nnae Grs every
9ss.l9 70 stSie msieIs and workmanship
sales Room No So LeonsIds NewYors one door west OF
Folding Bedsteaas Of ali Kind,
always Also general of Iron Furniture
~ Thee Bedads superior all other point Of eean
They always free from yernn and
exceedingly durable portable and convenient Orders ~ any
COMSTOCK, BROMLEY Co.
No IS Leonard<t
KEYSER's HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, for
IN all houses best in quality Of heat smpe
economy Of fuel Also Cooking Ranges stoves and house
fnrpkhns articles JOHN H. KEYsER Co. No 500 Broadway
IRON BEADSTEAD WAREROOM and CHEAP
i SPRING MATTRESS and BEDDING DEPOr-fhe best place
ths healthy complete sPrns Mattresses and Elastic Pae
mad the best al halt the usual cost.
BOld Mattresses altered TO comfortable spring Beds % 70
el2 Iron Bedsesds all sizes 81 $50 Also the Patent Elastic
Felt Beds P0ws &c Private DWELLING hotels kc furnished
promptly Ware oo No SIS Broadway below Phneest Call
and examine.
CHOW CASES, SHOW CAsESl-A large assort-
- made order the
and notice Orders received from part Of the Unon
punctuny attended " BCue loaned for Fair OF the Amsr
Institute by X PEBBLES, No l2 Grands, three doors
east OF Broadway, " Y.
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SUGAR--l0e bids. prime Cuba Maseoyado Sugar
~ landing Pier No ia River and fos sale By
sP0FFORD TILEsTOS L Co. No % Broadway.
V'HE MAGNETIC York OF

rTNHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-New-Yo York OF
fees-corner Of Hanover and and the main
Of the Irving H.s Brod-y Entrance for ladies' a The door
In Chsnbes1he Magnetic Telegraph COMPANY fSr the pzrpcs
Of the further accommodation Of the public 70 keep wiki the
rapidly Increasing Teessphie b1snsa and enable he assn 70
propness az be offered
hesvy ezpendrs completed and sc.s operation Two
and dncf Enes Of and Teerzpc extending
from NewYOk 20 the Cry Of wsshion oas By he railroad
New Philadelphia and Ssr wes
Washington By the other ae
wires the whole dance snd
the have Wilmington Trenton New Brgnsy
Princeton Newark Jersey City Hsye de Gacs, Port Depse and
He~Hcpe
sbove resuaioas promp De.
livery this Company sz disposed avail themselves
81 the o this rapid mode Of Communicating with
brsine friends IN d,snt cities extent y for
pcptirrde BnequAled by any other ne In tbs country
Tsiessphns bur recently experiment has beeons Jsea
medium Of
thors.nds Of dollars daily
PRcEs-For the Of ten xords lsrcigsvs
address for which a1sde
froua NEW YORK to SEwAKk- tss.y PHILAoEt
PHIA senfyfss ssd BALTIMORE WARRINGTON.
~ es@t'. Open daily from IA " . 10 P: ~
WM u SWAIN, President
VIM P wRsTERvELr, Superintendent
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n JENNIEGs WATCH and jEWkLss
We STORE No ~ Fsson~t,-I az sslnns ~ eeen,SI
Cold and silver Watches JevelJ ssd Silver was
uzurh lest the asusl pices . ,--.~k.~ -
RoHrar RossrLL wsTcHSs-Rssl Robert Rasken "sss~~
vsranted perfect tirne-ksspen -. -
Corn IrcnEs-Daper and Levsn in hsafins 80 Il
tine-keepen Independent sseond and oaHsf '7>S's
xo.a hun.ins ears for timing borsssL ..-.-.-
s LsDrss EssnEL Warcsks-s.us 10 ha1fns esses ~
ZINE Gold L>pine Watches full ts~elcd.
Fine Det.ched Levers full sweied As - Il
Frxxh
~ rnslzb p.seuf Lveru bunfn<
Silver Psfenf Leyers Iov - n
Defktc afd Levers
ara III other y lee Of wsSches egas1 ~ -, ss.~ -
n Dnu,ord Cross BrsS ~ 1917 .-y-~s~-
~ 80 se,i,s fsr a. nerh les A.a ss 800
JsxsIsr .ss snsss wAsE-Al kisas = !s.sny ~ = ~
vsse. Of ths isfss peters s'ss ""'' -
the bes- 1rslty - r1ache e>.s.d "a rvpaks9
EErAiks-AL - S JENNINGS. Ne - fslsseS,-
u tss 49, H&anss' ssx wIlianA- u u
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Miscellaneous.

COPPER.-Lake Superior Ingot Copper. from the
~ NPsssG;s Nine; E ;ss In 10; g wv % m
nANIEL HIGGINS offers for sale, at his long estab
~ shed extensive collection Of Nursery Produces
svd ssy Of fs and os@se' p sys y.
ties Of Fruit Trees eight years from the graft Psr Trees on pear
berries sIswbeuis. RAbere. &C. Asparagus Roots sss kas
PURCHASER. are their Mo 70 the
proprietor every win DO done ords" from ali part: Of the
$STHSSa shSSssSn n: q ssT ssis ''
L'ULLING, SECURING and OIL SOAP, for Wooden
Manufacturer Of good quality and low prices delivered free
ei q the vessel landing or railroad dep' in
'"' OF tue ''" JAMES HARNESS. Schenectady. Ny
E'IRE BRICKS AFLOAT and to ARRIVE
SSS Rs S sy.i sse". s s,J per- E1''''"
isSsc Gsmti.t per Skaters Morse"
All knds Brick. fancy shapes constantly
Clay Fho sand PACING ,9a cGs q = Ind O. 'sS *
Nos rs Pearl and q 0old.,s
INDIAN BREAD-Ths is superior article OF
Homemade Bread expressly for family Ia made By the
srs use 10 bread car s. better H. @
Jane. MARCELLU5.
GREENWOOD CEMETERY.-The subscriber re-
hs. opsnsd WITH his M.bs E..,I
cheap be had New.York aid Kept
call and select for themselves and be humbasssd By Cemetery
ssstetoy reference vii. % all be gwen r,qvrsa.
that all shall Sc ordered purctaay attended
J EDWARDS, Marble Yard and FlOris Garden
entrance opposite Greenwood Pavilion
JOSEPH KELLY, Enraver and Printer, No. 81
FultonrW eddns Waiting Address Autograph and Aiions
Csds Bridal Envelope Silver Lace Cake and
Csds Bill Heads Porrsi Bills Of Exchange, Notes Lsbe t
I IGNEOUS MARBLE.-Wsreroom No. 534}
~ Broadway ssw-Yon;-FREuSD 4 Co. Msnsfsetarsns
ros Stone TsnscS C. IL eI.ctas imsoa q tho SSrs
expensye nartlss and n durability and
equal ohsr kind Il for ell purposes for which
ave marble deassblen Churches DWELLING Hoes SORES and
sLps Cabins applied Colanns
Cl<n Manfles Colzmas Vs
tops kept hand Wsreroon Designs ornsmeans
Drug Fancy Stores Will be furhed application
fsy, Of Franklin and Cenress Oh story n, "A.
where al persons Interested invited TO call
SUGAR--l0e hhds prime Cuba Maseoyado Sugar
~ landing a. Pier E.<tR and for sale
SPOFFORD. TILFSTOy No Brolivs.
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Millimerp, Sc.
h)atfbes, gemsIrp, Sc.

GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS -
" JEWELRY>-8EORGE G. ALLEN Importer No II ~
JULES JuasErsEs vsrcas. -.
Warranted perfect tinsskeepeTs from ..........sS -
coogsk WArcHEs
INDEPENDENT SECOND .~~
And quarter Sscond Watches for timing horses -
cHkosoAkfEEs -
Splendid postst Chronousten perfee, time -
EIGHT Dkr vArcaEs 49, 40
Which run eight days with winding -
EsANkL wArcaHs, ~~.- 49,
For sdies In hunting
DIAMOND wAfcHEs
For ladies', some IN magic W
wsrcsga
Which change different Wstebes ~ "
wAycsEs WHICH VIVID
hand kew. "
ALL KINDS oy wATcsrs AT way Low riess A.
Fine cold Lspine Watches 6gr holss jsvsied
Gold enaneisd Watches for the ladies'.
God Eng Patent Levers kunfns
Silver PsfrI Leyer. low
eilyer Detached Leyera - low
DIAMOND Euhnss Pias BrsesstA Finger Rap sAs ~~
sale at much lees than the usual prices
JkWkLsI
All tinds Of gold Chsna gold Welding kinp -
ssa scd Pers end Psnet ssa snd asss "a sss $780,
gold Toothpexs Charms chstean Ck.ins. k1
sIIvIzWAfk
Sterling Silver spoons CUps Forks Pts knives rsPs>A
Wnehss add JsveIy exchsnsed Az "Hesss S
sod tune the nsoney returned
All knas Of Watches Clocks cleaned snt rspsir>1 ~
manner than the usual prizes By very ~psD
W.fehss = ~ ~ mail express al osrs Of the uasss
Zee Cf charge
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WOOL-l5 bales Ohio Fleece, in good order, for
w ale BLYDEsBURoH CO. No , cesnsiessh
YEAST POwDER.-B T. BABBTTT IL the original
Inventor ofths Chemical Yeast Powder wbik prepared sne
cold By him 81 q sad 70 NevYort cans fhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

A STON RIDGE SEMINARY for YOUNG LA.
N DIES, PHiLADELPHlA-The Rev b S HUNTING
TON A NJ, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

w ENGLISH SCHOOL n r. q Broadway and lth
viii Be reopened MONDAY Sept Crculss At Lockwoos
No al Brosd~ Cr0wen. No SO Broadway Evans BntanS
No So Broadway the School the residence Of the Principal
No 275 loth<t- east
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SIS. 600 TO LOAN on BOND and MORTGAGE 10 'ums

VALUABLE FARM for sALE-Thirty miles from
KewYork and hOn Painted or the Sew-Jensy Cen
trail huudred and twenty Les half under hish
yaon and covered with youTE chestnut well FENCED ana
ysteed and abundance Of M buildings rev and IN good
9 fsruh0ust or and hall carnage
house and ysrd barn and Al oher nee
be dairy farm for several years 70
ply Planfeld with milk and well sPted for that pITpos on
The premises beautiful building ate ~ sentenns resa
For inquire o. JOHN RANDOLPH the premises or
GFORGE DEWEY. Psinfed ;. D. LAW. No 81 John-st-
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(,o,,,,rpc1,I md CLASSICAL SCHOOL. No

lTf1NNTEI|IAII IND
4 ], - -. Sg~-Yort- SOLOMON JENsEA Pnaei7,i-
II, y,s-@r runs ss sssfi @ Is n
20 49,, srsie- o rasd IL J1vers drFlrsasni lse
c1ses rel sr---se1 -.f t'r-
!e ,prsllrs or ~ sr.ftss AZ rSr01aJ Shsn
49, - Fhio.r b. V Gnpe a. 9 -
he Ls.tr CrteL frercl- 9p>--1 - - =
rovg1 o. steus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

VACANT LOTS for SALE
J. NELSON, Real Estate Agent and Bond aud Mortgage
Nssotistor No. 81 Wallstr has for sale . a.
Three very valuable Lots East lIts ironing
IS feet OF 2dsy- each lot - feet ~ o OK
ten Lots on Of f6hs AMI zds each iot % ~
Central-Psrk. ,.r.-. -. ~ ~.
M large number other Vacant L in Different parts OF tho
city for sale, exchonse on accommodating terIns
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-27
Reouisition to Neagher.

!" Honor to whom honor is DUE" The
citizens of Cincinnati have done credit
to themselves, by inviting the Patriot
Meaeher to remain and give yet another
lecture, upon the stirring scenes in which
he bore so distinguished part. The
bold attempt in 1913, of the Irish people
to free themselves from English bondage,
was remarkable historical event, and to
hear the history of the hopes and fears,
the struggles and misfortunes of the lea
ders of SO bold movement, from one of
the bravest and most talented of those
leaders himself, would, under any circum-
stances, be most interesting. But when
the undaunted indicator of his country s
rights and his country's honor, is pos
sessed of a lofty intelligence, a lip touched
with the fire of inspiration, and a heart
yearning with the love of liberty-then it
is enjoyment indeed.-Cin. Sun.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-27
In Q Bad Way.

An editor out West, in the absense of
some exciting topic from which to serve
up dish of variety for his readers thus
bemoans his hard fate:
There is no row in the Cabinet-no
trouble in the Post Office Department
no embezzlement of the Treasury funds
no prospect Of a war on the Fishery ques-
tion-no chance for picking a quarrel
with Spain, in reference to Cuban affairs
Secretary Marcy has not slapped Presi-
dent Pierce's face, nor has President
Pierce informed Secretary Marcy that he
can seek, in some more BETTING position,
a sphere in which to exercise his versatile
talents. IF such an occurrence arouh
happen, what mine of editorials it would
explode.
ia fresh revolution should spring up
IN Cuba-an instruction among the slaves
at the South-a revival of the Fishery
dlfficulties-the dethroning of the En-
peror Napoleon-the bursting of another
steamboat boiler-the loss of hundred
and fifty lives by railroad-in Short, al
most any thing possessed of an ordinary
degree of interest, would be hailed with
interest by the editors of our newspapers,
and we anxiously await the first intelli-
gence Of this character which may be re-
ceived.
Where's Young America? Where's
George Law? Where's the "Devasta-
ton O. Where's Santa Anna!
Won't somebody please kick upa muss,
generally, all around, for the especial
benefit of this unfortunate night of an
editor
Don't all speak at once.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-27
TO THE PUBLIC.
Gamers Vegetable Pain Extractor,

SSSooSDiD ram EXTRACTOR.
HAVING. for the last fifteen wears, been
Il engaged in examining the medical prop
critics of the various plants of the vegetable
kingdom. in order to ascertain that if bv a
proper and proportionate combination and
blending Of several kinds into one harmoni-
Gus whole, liquid medicine could not be OBJ
tanned that could be used internally and ex-
ternally without injury to the human system.
and that would relieve poor. suffering human
ity OF some of the diseases that flesh is heir to.
[ 1atter myself that [ have produced such a
medicine, which call GARNER'S VEGETA-
BLE PAIN EXTRACTOR, that. for its effica
cy in removing pain and disease from the hu-
man body stands unrivalled in the history of
medicine. This is no idle boast. az first
tried its virtues in my own family and then
administered it to my friends and acquain-
tances until several hundreds have used it.
and who are as much astonished and delighted
as myself at the almost miraculous cures if
has performed.
Satisfied of its wonderful powers. and at the
earnest solicitation Of my friends, I have de-
termined to spread it broadcast throughout
the world, and for this purpose / have an
pointed Mr.. G. L. GILCHREsr of the city of
Washington, D. c., my General Agent, who is
prepared to sus ply Agents with any quantity
of this valuable medicine. To him all letters
and orders must be addressed, postpaid J
which will meet with prompt attention.
may 26-tf GEORGE W. GARNER.
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CARD TO THE LsGIFSt

T AIDES, if you wish to obtain a durable
IL and hondsome SHOE. call and examine
the assortment now on hand. comprising every
kind of Boot or Shoe usually kept in the best
Stores.
The following we name in part:
Kid Parodi's. a new STYLE
Do. Slippers and Buskins
White Kid do. for Ladies, Misses. and
Children
DO. do Boots, thick sole
Bronze do. do. of different patterns
Morocco do, thin or thick soles
q Jenny Linds, thick or thin soles
New Orleans ties
&c Slippers
&c Buskins. thin and thick soles
Satin Francois Caters, black and 'colored,
&c 90 with heels also
asuperior article.
only $50.
Children's Shoes Of every pattern
Ladies' Shoes and Caters of every style
made to order Call at
MILLS New Store.
East side 9TH ST, bet ID and F.
may 25-lw (Newsl
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JUDGE BURNT IN EFF1GY.-The Hon.
VIM. Marvin, Judge of the district court
at Key West, Florida, was burnt publicly
in effigy on the night of the 10Th instant.
The affair caused great excitement, and
serious consequences were apprehended.
The legislature of Massachusetts, adj
jourded sine die on Wednesday night, af-
ter having passed four hundred and TWEEN
ty-two bills and ninety-nine resolutions.
A compositor in the office of the Roch-
ester Union recently transformed the
splendid clipper Sovereign of the Seas >
into "Scarenger of the Seas"
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CHILLS AND FEVERS.

L is seldom we see radical cure in fever
l. and ague, under the common treatment
of quinine, arsenic. and patent medicines so
highly extolled by physicians There are OBJ
lections to the general use of quinine as somc
has been found to contain arsenic. and the
use of it has been followed hv swelling of the
face. spleen. liver, Re. Another objection is,
the disease is very liable to recur, upon slight
exposure or fatigue. The patient will find n
permanent cure. or the money refunded. at
the German Medical Office OF Doctors BROTH
Frs GRAY. opposite the Smithsonian In
stitution, Island NAV 2I-co2w*