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GRnlT' i,lER|liN REMEDY

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ne T"'e','s 'h ,si;o., "'G Iin,c ,iras, yco
,,,'T, nra,oms;a Ri,,n,. and haviuo uscd il
Tor somn tNn" IN h'N Pracllre WIN every .e
tired elect he racomn'n's '"'S nsd","e
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. of Stamford, Conn. one ~
ta oldest ind respectable physicians, WI, afflicted
with irsy- giarf many years nnl perfectly errod
ev Using BRANl'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
name hundreds of other cases, also cured.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-14

HUNGARY in 1851, with an EXre' irHce
IL the Austrian Police, BY Charles Lo,ng
Brace, with Map and llIusiiarions, $l,25
America rs found it, by the Mother OF May
lundic Duncan, : 90.
Thorpe, oniet English Town and Human
lie therein, by William Momtford, author OF
"E ltaan,sy," "Maryria," &C.; for sale Ivy
WILLIAM II. lEEN,
a27. 80 Thames Street.
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CHANCE OF LIFE,
Dvspepsia-Sour Stomach I!

from the o the irbaan. and The nt mirdte ave-
m one ca is accci,ydicd and the other gradually rv.
red as to prevent nny OF the J0i diseases that frequent
4, nrisr n COllsrQurico OF siICh clhI.Ee.
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zng DESTINY
fxIY As71 sT-s Ess sssfvur c.,cvlasN
MeaRNssTaaAp SET on pApsR.E
EsN~e-H- 9L5k or.NZ

tRRIV Al orpR. &. w. ROBACK at New York.
rhe celebrated pr e.. w Robuck, from SNeedon-
Professor ui astruogv, Astronomy, ThTtnolugN, aud
Gehmalry, having inst arrived fOm IlIilndcip pima,
where he has met with the most extraordinary suc
fur the last four years offers his scryicts to
The citi2,us of New York and Its viciu Y, &,
back being the seventh of the seventh son ard
having made Astrology his elusive study siuce the
early age of ntcen years, enjovs advantages derived
tray, In and I. ction that are posse ssCd 10y
none ia this country or in En-orr ard ring Gf
b, Nuture as having cultvaCd those blessed gifts.
rg Is prepared TO adapt them 10 the ElowiEe uses,
! rud the Immediate consnmmaton uf The folluwii
topics He can be consulted with al his Office or by
letter, il pre- pal and he is prepared make Of
his power on any of the following topics, Business
ui all descriptions trave eng by land sea; court
>hips, alyiCts given for their successful lsi
| drnt sieculang III stocks, merrhdrdzc real Is
|, tate the recovering 0f egacies in dispute the pur
chasing OF tickets and the safety Of ships at VI
also has I'd the honor ofreceiying cerfce'" from
the Honorable John Bernhdotte, formerly King of
sweden, which it Will give him great ltasuTe in
| showing To these who VIII favor him with Cal He
also offers his service respecting health, wealth and
marriage love affairs, journeys lawsuits difficulty in
Sues- fraud, sickness and death past, present nnd
future events aud all the concerns oi life, and invites
all tn who afflicted corp ,rialy or mentally.
/, Terms-i adies 80 cents; gentlemen 81. NatvIies
rtlCu ttcd and read III f according To the UTd6
AND maSrHlibe sgi =, ladies - Il; gcLticnen s ST.
Nniivitirs ruated ording to GeomHncy, for la
! dies -, III fill 50 gcntlenrn So. IN iutl SJ;-Ptr
-uis a distance Clu have their nHvillcs drawn by
se:.dIEg the date ui The day Of q cir birth. Ali let
ter, containing the above lee viii receive inuI.di
ate uttrution and navitrs will he sent tn part
I of the Iued States, written on durable paper. Al
letters o. Any oi the above topics II post-paid viii
! answered graft. lis oilice isNo. " hiie street
/ few blucAs below Broadway. j. 40 d& wly
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INTERNAL JCCERS.

rnis cure Is triumph over the skill of the best pAyH-
sisns In the city Of Philadelphia and Is PRoov
that internal ulcers be cured easily as extern
when BRANr's PURIFYING EXTRACT Is used Mr.. Je3s
Hepburn, one of the most respectable gentlemen \
Asbxrn, Cayugo Co, ~ Y, informed us In Oct, leSs
that he had been afflicted with three FIssuREs %
alton and thus furnish positive proof OF the fact and
their location lie said that he had spent yeari9
Philadelphia under the professional advice Of the bek
physcians and obliged to return to Auburn, WITH
out cure OF help, when DIR r. M Hunt, druggist a
Auburn. advised him to try Branfs Purifying Erfret
end the OF bottles Of II Effected perfect cw
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One Dollars Worth !!

NV, mu,h CANCFR-how much SYrIlI.lS-lo~
,,,I scpOEILA--wil one dahdr's north of BE-iN ~
pI'RiFIi,R cur Read ihc following statement, Which
4. IA spcru,n of lis Jower;--
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

. yes . Medicine IN sfcrb ressri and here Is abundant
r,nf in pyer' cures e-rird iGi ONE BlTTLF nf II con.
ains more ruryins, hralin- vruc md medc1i Poee,'
liam ,lrr. j. contained in FOUR BOTTLES ~ any Sd''i.
o1,1, ar uny ,lpr med cine hn has ever been offered
r said, There lndouhed proof IN our Pamphlets llins
v t, use nf his great Ididh Purifier they ilu' wcrr pY.
IEG vrt IItF.-ih.y that were LAME md CIlPPl.En
cam uny WALk--ilt.y thai were SICK, SCRoFl,LulF
al n,h.r,yis, l.rsri. lave been nEALED and CURED
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,rnnse one bpHe uf II more medical curative hia''r
in IN md In rnnaurnce morc disease, IN much ies'
time than tofHe of any other mrhrm', III, -
H. tllcn oHe hottie of BRANTs ~ tit tifh WIZ ours
FOj'R 7fMtS more di.ensr tian one bottle OF N'.nl%'L
hJ,,, bntI,. ns 1ydyiYa nt dollar. Fn Rshs1s
rCRlFIER II sold for only OSF DOLLAR bottle . ninl
49, , r of il ans cured. and is c1a'iic nf curing, Foth
yL,S "a. r,rb li.ras ~ b,t'lc Of SV.IrdtHd. rr"
rc Sarsaparu consequence of ts ' power nlrl les.
med cal rlicncy suud be sod nj more than irenft
dr. ccais pcr Lue, be cheap ss the FURTHER VI
fUeL LaiIT.
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SCROF ULA

N ,honui.d, or csty Of Sc,afia, Canny., SThdl, 30
vieyp,rrc d,.,iyce " he E4d and ne VERY -MALt
ptfA y1lrY rgcI irs Bs,d ~ Nrdfse ~ coS rfi"f Y
,,. ds,s.S Ls any p'J ~ hr patgia9 o,edr9i IobT -
ihs N.trge pbci his sphdfJ oad caqir'ef spoh ah'e
ualJ rffnftlf MHf--
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM! |!

MI. "A IIOITSTANDFR. merchant, Oberin. Torra'n Co.
Ohio Drccmhcr To- 3ia and u.r having stated how
like a charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the OF his we's consumpiive cough snid hnye
personally used BRJNT'S PUIRF WING ENTRiCT
to- general debility Of my sysem and hnvr hesitation
saying that II IL the beat medicine 10 RESTORE and ~
visoRATE TnE that have evrrused In erep in
stance where have sold BRANT'S MEDICINES. nsg
kare prored their efficacy aud yren the s.risrACTios
SALT RHEuM,
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The VEGETABLE PtLho
NARY BALSAM Is probably
withr,t "A parallel in having,
during a irmi Of more than
1luenty. fiue Years fully naln-
tanned the high reputation
which il has acquired for Cor.
IsumPTIvr COMPLAINTS, aud
IA DIsLAsEs OF the l.uN0s,
rHnoAr and CHEST, II has
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rIunareds~-Thousands-
Rrant's is the Cheapest I;

,l, lnve us,d BRiNT's PrRIFIER, after hnvin' us''d
nj .,, All the SI,saJd,iiias and other med cirrs rec
,uu,,ndrd To cure blood discusses. hive decided uh.-
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NruICUIsIEE DysEASES.

BRAST'S ri RlFYlNG EXTRACT Is a perfect and ho'
opgh eyddic1io, Of M The cs J MERCURY. or any OF mo
various preparations OF CALoNEL MERCURY, frAm ne
system and IL the Jood muscles and all he J"rs
dseassd. TO their original, HEALTHY STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26
LUcELrIA MOTT IN KENTUCKY
Con,suonl.r.e c. Tie Y s.. In'uac
AI.AaAnL Tnnalnu l.f IL L..

Con,s.ollsr,ee c. Tie y. s.. Ir.ua
MNNuLr. Tuesiay. Oct. r., 1853
Pceyg that YOU ecl "a interest nail the great re-
form movements al the cay. sit down to wrtc 90 yOu
tpou tie reception accorded 10 Lucrcta Mott b. the
otistIs eli the place Snnlay, tie i0u nst Among
slaF,LolGme communities It h.7 hitherto been
yeis unusual for .enacs to address ai-e AUDIENCES
rr,n tie exciting public topics oi tie day lt Was
tfcrtlore with surprise, tLat the announcement was
uale,n SATURDAY, that this celebrated An,tNnyer',
Wouaus Rights advocate would address orr c.'izen'.
Al be- lJpoud hour men AID wm'n 81 all clr'' 'cane
out Co hen her. The large Court House "a t5 Guy VS.
naked .G,n.c.t caracy Her Quaker sf De 0idre.,
was MISTER 81 novelty Her mild arl auitole loo@ns
u.bs,d va, Ihc stand bcroe her lis Aetl ana itre
arc loli. and liking Mh,n LucrCta came forward %
seek. oui.osty had been reused to the utmost ole
tIOAc lol about tn hour aid half i0hmg an ~
meme audience unclaimed. SLo lrcsemcd views boil
.tsitin- sld at ltf-t 10 tlis community 0uNn.l ~
,f, . ril o The dav cscnrtl exposure and coIlemua
su Slavery We rUoaen 81 freely, as cIrse 10 the
aer alu TIE sa'c AID 90 sian upon iAe honor oil inc
Hor manner q eech wa mild winning and attractive
Her discourse gaze strong evidence 90 Tie tt mat
woman. Wien .lc is 4ualed proPr ~ has right to be
head IN pubic tm0la- os From Tue mise fr'sella
tor.oi a. Pro- orr lie had expected % see sour
GssIFol,,dlook woman, Who !. tia tru'h VS. my
kr.r vs. uuin in lrr d0nl stic rclatiIns Her Own
1rl,uI,e l t.l 81 her husband 1T once gave strong
IT,-Lu pye ,sceuoo 90 qu.ci. happy le. Lfc'y a9-
,..,-el cn ne L0u-et pro slavery uth-li'tenei With
aret ION. rot wh COM ctisn. Ills Ilct 'iAt ts The
lei I, oi ht-t s. from NE charge too hc ilnj made
Mt iiem. either Indignantly or isnpra-ilf 80 tho
A,fh tAe. utt arc unwilling % have DOL cnlt ,eiiLcs
,f tloI ltsllar institution dl cu~,d SIR. slot, IN
Lid tore tlt In words II unmoasuicl cgmpaas. dc.
lo.ne'd . wrong ard Outrage upon tne roAs Of hl
m1I ..y.
>iet1lre-ed re people ~ NIGHT sgain, uPon the sab
jfct Ell, IAln L snt. ia a. an 4ll.. ae |as "a At
-drrce tAle n ourlg the das. She pre7entcd IN her
d,s..rt nay, mary lcN si,ws IT ~onans duties and
r-Lsi boz c,r' .-t}s As Hlr app oarunco amOAK IS
b. ,lei.lt nu comment, arl strOng d. .ll % hear
more upon "a tie opcs rho diseu<cd. SAe .tatoi hat
L., stone void Iay O. visit uld pronoun ID high
,| l MI J.. aI. M ..tNr
Ter ,sit Lls doubtless been productive Of much good
lOh io hf aud t. people IT Lss served 70 nov her
TIT j. nuckal are not 20 ylocntly opposed . discus
L.s lflirtd Cd, tas here, ma ter how
novel or .nlo their petensioEs treated with q
hiIdr,s. JLa attention. u bile On The other hanL tho
minds of OR people have been dGbuso1 r h gr5ss *
rl-erc.icls Crrc. ming Ler lie and character, which
Lave been made by ,Ao llbic press Both parties .eonad
30 fparate mutually sai ii 4 aud 4 T ghfed.
IL Lu1y Store hogd visit "a, T. il sell gou an p,
count ii b. 2 reception AtlssiLfg
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SHIP FASTNFRS AND BOXERS.

An sdious, cd meeting Of tbs bdy Of go wa held y.T-
teIlayey,1r 20 Itnl rance l.. No.tci F5urh { VI
Bsir IN dc ohe'r ONn- popaoiyt % M ~ era liins
a. 10 the malt o. tlc meeting. and tho lo Il c .. ne
veoltr de lten1. he wG- II J., and i was dc ded -
Lsldaueet.Tg at NJ. heley's h0u-e No lal Avenls ~
On Nondoy evening lr-t The object OF getting t.s
Ts.tre, ana Bore. o-cher j. or tie parpo-, of c'nsi
crrc he lIcIrty ~ kilg IN advance on tAe p-esc1
rr,,e- f noe vok Nj D,ran -tated tha' few coz
tractors were max c the money. While n lrae fina
or .rb coutcfrs a conn He'd to work earl all lae 10
rraLe fair vcccs On shps OF from 1900 - 2o.O tuns
oauremert The contractors receive am - - % g %
rer lUnCrcL holes.
o. he kees thchocs are snnk - % 20 inches and On
II stn7s ara wales about = inches The Inter ~ r.
tho contractor rcryc for h1us Ives and let out no
The whole hus rlaAinc a largo profit. The bo.ers are
row nal ing efo 10 equaiize, or to get an advince OF
81 cents lcr LuLdItt @hi-h is considered good day
work. 80
One Of the worsmen from Mr. Webbs yard stale lint
few day ,inco request had been made 10 M webb
for al advance, which readily granted 10 them.
couple OF contractors were present who were opposed
to tie men establishing. their price,, both Of wh,m
loen contractors about two yearf have realized
Iroft of sono $500 10 $4,000 the labor Of Olhas
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THE DUTCH - MICHIGAN.
Cor-s,p e. nee Of Tl.oE Y Thsans

CoIissp e. nee Of Tie = THSans.
DEInou Saturday Oct -l-5}.
have ju7t returned from y t0 the Ia -na-') az
Region. ard atrptO'he Houaudt lony. In th- n-rh
read cnis Kalamazoo most .ur.Au O. yn ani the
center of extensive trade with he farming district, N
Il vicinity. aud took le -tase for Al, in sll e pass
ing through TIC village Of Orf-D wI,l gins 80 sl
sign Of In cres- ke-clcd Ale an ue County si' the
next DIV, tLd spent several days u'rt most a{L li.f
Tie VILLAGE / q, aLtiluy situated "a peninsula Irn-i
lvtLC htiac.acOo. ilDro is an exc, ii waite plHcf
many manufacturing esah hmcufs c1u Ter .te r1-.
fo merchants with the people of tie adjoining TOMAS.
ard large quantity of lumber exported O. ae II 'l.I %
c river and thence 20 several laAc lots Tue ilnJer
a.. lu>lss is most profitable ,ne, Oh account %
Tie la.-c demand IN ilino. aii scon--- i'r tiA'-
tClIcs. slnc-. sls' 80. Bat she hAo,r 3d.. ilt m'H,n
Of lie hll-laaz,o is miserable o-- l. o.. 7l-'l-i
season ebar a,ross tie mouth - The rNsf about I'VE
fCt Clep and ulGs-c'i Cor l3 larger lSe cris. Ia.
IIodlt- of Atcan Industry, a., Obliged g. be tGt-l Ol
Size iic Lar ty hstrs, thus -,4ly increasing h3 cost
vi-o tie La4bor j. naturally m { exc Gent o,-, the rive.
btiI7 Iayi-alle Tor sf -mb0-.s O. A. en- cld qIi.5
lake AZ Ncwark N.lls-c Hundreds Of .yes ar- aluay
Lost by gales iie lake. sud several vi h,e ue. o.
AZ De mouth o. TIE lalAz.0. = vc,-ol aul h.r
crew vt.e Itpviitd missing when Ws trsvlns Al gan
County on AS r,iurs5 D-.so... VIII -.Ih rb,raai
arailro4d III Il lanai 20 .lc F-oda-. % ii a-laV,II
obtain good market De les al,-, ui Ale-4u C,lny
le -fts 5 incn q ari it- i---ts te extended
M-ie a. All gam o.. b jlun. Co d ID HAL 81 '-r,
tVclty $50 ul-- 81 tie u9rtut eccl-ll -ll-I d. tae
Ntth.r e Al,- POI ~ 81 Ina oi o.. c-ri aaI a.rveI
~ Le-tLl Olty I'D "a hour TAB ga it N-- Ia r. j.
sssi through iDe farming country s.l. oi ia o.st
tu tened laid n tht Saie sui except % lhe VILLAGE II ii
land black Lax, where the land Is l.a,y. The sol OF
much ne same quality Throughout the Colony. The settle
mtni 20 The ntSl borhgo 81 Batk Lax VA com neGce
~ ls Rts. NJ an kA4e in FEB l--s, ~ some 81 tie
trends c parry % Ieseouied Holland who hal s9-l
TIE petedn n winter ai Detroit and Aegaa. nn tney eJr
make q afa o> 10 ID ~ Tie lands they Al pgr,h ael
Tie colony j. composed II N re or-lliEtl tlv-n.l,p-
lluore 20 AL O.. ald HOLLAND ana Zc-,e,i 81 IS T.
,ava c. IN ls hc two la; t1l-h.us lad 0,Qa .os
81 49,. lrl n e former co., Ihc-l tons are i
ilto sit sE.s ON Ire basis 81 tle COLIN q Chu q o-
izador. each PLACE having CAu1ch - rs owa y. ID
hook lyeIieut Il lctt-- 10 o.. .hc Children Of fh. -
Uts. We give ttl ram.s o. ti sc No. All the d ,i-
niles vito c-eia.e pastors over DE Dutch Reformed
OurAcs:
Holland stait-Tle Rev. A. c Van R,al,e
Nulh Holland
Solih uoraul-1he p,v s he-e--
Zetlsnd-lte Rev. Van der Msuier
I4luIt-
S S..s 81 i-Els s.' L tAR ace
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EDUCATION
Teacher Institute, in s,subsn Co.

srcrIf o az TIE y \. iflare.
The above named Institute "a in session ct tie n.y..
tine AZ Frat,sbrreh. About dfty teachers are IA a.,
5arce The morning j. devoted % class eNerci,. a..
tie several tfgD,its oi study which ale parsaei IN ~
Common S,lOos thC afternoons Odiscnssnr Of sess
ta, ms mot or less tearr- upvn the cause 0f Eia,.i
ard he evenings 90 LeViuf>s. You vii resdlv -
VIII me that su, C,nytrti0u cannot fail Il w.lv -
Quoted 20 exert beneficial influence upoa the SAcos =
TIE County. Bat instead of ity. ii seems 70 me ~,
&c. h 20 D. Two or three hundred si least OF Aas ~.
tN,tt 10 trguCf in - good work o. tetchng
10 secure 20, an attendance some things are ns.,-,
which go rot ~ present east We need County Q. ~
,oral D,titt ~ irtsndrts. II was miserable pl-
Shirt shol she'd he Office of County Superintendent, 81,
Ttrsou {, wanted who shall make Il his business N a.
o. he 20 awaken interest in the subject of edarsti,,
who shall III the teacher converse with shen AMI 81,
O. On ~ 20 take holo Of Their work with nov ael ana
Interest ana who shall have the rsp0n by II settias
Anchor hing is wsniinla Legislature who shah &c,
cctto Appropriate funds o. pay themselves Tor tiae NJ
spent IN J,ul ice art who shall not forg 70 naks
Deal UUr,p iaions ior such Institutes.
Bat TIC 90 which have spoken j. doing wei uals
cil,ur.>'sn,,s. They orcnp. be elegant lii VIA
coat, SEE he Pratt, hur-h Academy Monday evene
Prof Arfrs 'ectuicd uVou syst of MnCmoncs, vhtA
n Day. al ilammonisport gave Lecture. Ncinoslig
Ntnll thf Rev. T. h,lc' ot Bafh thursday Cvea.
irL : Iothk.ss Esg, OF f.att-lyr-h and llis evea
"a fli1uy iLe H. ~. Mr. t,s OF Pom IAN, il exnectl
rs thc wnv. plsu.bur1h IA one of the hnosi coaaso
towns in lie ,.e lis ltc ary md Religious privileges
IN aIllc ltDeliiy tley have the present season bia
au adj..on 90 their ACADEMY 90 an expense OF sbN9
There ir t,Iiruco 90 tlc present dino ahoui ~ pR
A md with Il increased iIg .ii.4 ii uOm and nsguo
'i.i ihC Accd uy mucipc mgst Be s0lghi by many n
IL youth from ell the region.
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xyy.vopg Many TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1858

nd IN Writing for the pilot These pilots have sGca
users e boats that they can only 90 "u' % .esi
with be tide and VIXEN y,u get them on pospa' you
Rave either 10 b. your own pilot OF run we u.A oil Dc
irg 1rn on saue dangerous spot. A. the pi". came
CIT 10 beard u lis beat caps4ot and he and his two
uen were yers r,afy drowned. but b. the exc "nS o.
esp. Hudson nd IL crtw they were rescued ITO
Wat-ry gave Cucc board, We started WIN rue it
r pars. and Gut along yery well by asssln- tae PIC.
with the lead, until We cot "a within about twelve
miles Fl Isr0. viCu The stupid pilot IAN Us on teei
of rocks whore iew years ago there stood small VII
LACE which destroy edurng the last Brazilian rev
cu;Cu AID Of ought a. have been Known 20 the
L OF. Here We bumped and thunped Tor ab1u; TWEEN
iy-four hours. ior il high tile when got on
until cot hole bumped into the blge OF the ship,
wien OF he made water very fast. About this
TN We discovered that we were lesking The Nint
rose and blew very ircsh. which got US al at " p
IND that in sixteen athoms OF water, with
SIX .ett water in The hold q the ship. and th' only
Lcve We aTVeartd 20 have WAS IN trying % keep h'r
above water nj run her On the beach OF an llnd IN
sight We manned The pumps. and by desperate e..
fort found that We could keep her aioat and gain liz
re On tie water in tie hold In this way Ne reached
Para.
Ills is beautiful river lined with evergreen trees.
Tie town has very handsome appearance from the
river; tie houses are two. three and four stories
IaiLttd " he tie streets rather narrow. bur al
Iav,d There are a nun her OF the plazas With shade
trees planted around them but otherwise they are
ratler reelected. There are good many splendid
gardens also rather cgecied. liedWh tropical fruits,
which are cxcetQncb tine and very cheap. Pine APP
le. Two to four cents oach and the most delicious
oranges tH0 and thr,c tor cent and every other Kind
Of mutt il proportion. The city OF Para contains MP
Nald Uf $500 Inhabitants. and about onetr OF this
nun Ter are black, and slaves at that As 10 the
Ieo'i,n. The boats beng pat Together az the nl,s
yard here. where the B.a ins give Us every facility
flat is in th,ir power. They have not the COVE
Iitnces Of cur navy Yards. but are much more
couIlodatiuc. We hope "a be rcsds 70 stanl up the
river in about iN weeks. NLen ii any thing of interest
oecurs, You may hear from sglin. Tn, weather i
not warmer L,le At p.essut tiJn il is I'm Ncw-lork
IN july These beats are intended t. explore al the
Peruvian tfbl ialios ct tie great Amazon IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

Two rcluis'tiors were received from The City Prison,
ore signed byy.An !, Wy Mhs s. Scuno a[Gen
arden. Ator some little Discussion, Mr. Whitmlres r.
QUESTION received after striking out the words act
ling WARDEN
pple President announced that the reading u the nj
nutos OIL e lastm.ttug was next in order.
GOV. r,hn,y MON ed that Tie leaains Of The mna'es
10 Oisi ems cd win.
Gov, pugio Wished to have The minutes read and Dis
Cow Smith AID Winiam. had 10 objection to the read
Gov townsend desired to have the matter deferred
GOV pugro was anxious that The matter relative 20
SLl,iLoId,Bt q City Prison be disposed oI before elcc
Gov, Hori,L moved that the Chairman be empowered
to call sltdal meeting, and have Il IS M&.er settled
several Of the Governors desired TO have the time OF
mlcIg specified but IN order 10 evade he presence OF
tho Ri oItr- the time OF The ,tng WIS not openly an
rouLcod They wil undoubtedly have an Interesting de
late.
Tie President called Mp the matter relative to The par
olgse Of tie institution at present occupied by Juvenho
d,rqu,utsl for City Prison purposes lie dcsired tAN
le Governors should visit these institutions the Mayor
md T,ocnmend that ihey be purchased ioF prison par
iNs's.
sAhg she spi ointment Of L. IL Ward a. Superintendent
II CITY hisun. Ordered on hle.
conn uricaiio r,co, Cd frcsn the Supernteni
et If orb House relative organizing the Hospital a.
hal institution. Referred Id Committee W1.k II ,use
and Aims IT, use III, comnun,. alton showed thN The
,ubI of inmates Of the present date Is 49, AM is daily
die Hoptols the llald for the reason thst tho
hhr- House hysigans unable 20 attend the s. AZ
DC Ncrs tOusD. Oiher assigned for tle
nc cs>lty f D, ial az tie Wo.A House.
i communication was received from the Warden OF
Randall Island re>ig uug his charge the city en-
titry-d> hars ing Matthew Gilmore, and rtlltve 30 il.
euols furnished t. PeniteniISry The connInca-
ton concluded a. follows:
81 must cs your attention to grevous cv occssioaei
" persons employed a lhe house butng this Island
iCg jNtiilo depquCnls These people employed by The
Commissioners OF that estsh.shm u furnish women
cmihe P,uiicn;iary with Intoxicating drink which gives
Us great al Of trouble. VIII this contact IS allowed
csuro tiorce that disc pine thai you have 70
expect iI,u ne must sincerely hope il prisoners -
1, ting cd or this island ths the tine not Ear distant
Wien prison viii be buili fer he accommodation Of b,h
stNCs Where tley va bath az AID sleep 80 that lie wost
class Of males may lot have the chance ID
tx uer tad lsiaoIlos snd hsbs am0ag those chllreu
Nlo ar sent here 10 B. edgcac til morally AID men
tally IN tis WY thsi Christian children should be-
htiouCd 10 Randall Island Committee.
Cher ccumuIicatons Of 40 public importance re-
CCN cd ard tti,rred 20 Committee.
Tho following resolutions were read cni aa1Esi-
kaerso, That lie President and seca-y Boar1 draw
hsir rtsu ior en- tie Ccni-oler ~ he Cy o. Ny
~ want rsYst' 20 e. c-- u or ird srv -
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