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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
WoMrN.s en- ALLIANCE.

srscsl meeting II this body was held al No Laght-
a. vest. rdsy the President Mrs. 5. Y. Martyr in the
Chair and Mrs Barlow acting as Secretary Alarge
number of ladies present The following resolutions
were ofcredhy Mrs :. =. Barlow
HAsat Tte roNss ni cbic' Of The women Of This CITY In
form re Temperance Alliance have been m'feP
rsfrrfed oo and he Organization rs ~ per
supposed have rctcrenr 20 the roina'a ~ move
tr usssay c,nlrco Win thst 81 csnce therefore
R.scl 81 Fifst Tha ths Aanre ts IN NJ s,nsc Womns
rs rcts adopt it. principles nlr iudorse is
measures have ofar.a vs into society foi the one
rsea adg he prosss s1d securing The tumph OF the
rrrcfrte Reform Ny she OF EFT she in
f,.rrs scctrt Thst rtrnrrrsncp Alliance
rsr,s fr, rsaks fow-sbocfs ali the
TREE ii o. h fv c7snce esuss whtrvr may De- ia~ "
-vih he rtoruirr srti reform NOV ciucr gi Sic sfn
ke3 r. bel. hes IS i,m?eisaes Aaiee - PFeaas ara
questions foreign she special otie, OF oar aasasioa
These rc.cuions read serarately. and the first
two were u1cfi,i Unanimousy, without discussion inc
latler was discussed by Mgs Ban. Mrs Fowler, Mss
Smith. Mn. Barlow Ms Hssan and Others, aud hnslly
adopted unanimously
The QUESTION Of the employment Of Mrs. Vaughan as
sgcnt brought forward snew and discussed by Mrs
Ball Mrs Hagen ard others and /. was voted iha; she
he retained Mrs Vaughan not desiring 20 remain offered
her resignation which No, accepted bu! On further re
consideration IVES accepted.
The following resolution then oCtri1 by MrS. Row
Ter. and unanimously adopted.
Res 'ss That tiis wd gratefully tctrow elge tae
VI. rsis ,rvcs e. N-s May ytsElsa r 7-Et. she
$40 We htvs ns csss-5i - {, r-sss-,
thsf her ecansctic- ~isa rs sscuii - iisc,vs3
Nrs Martyr the President, then o1e--i her resi- ma
ton which vas rct ACCEPTED 1he MISTER 81 y ploLe
meeting was scsin hru-ht i9rwsrt /. wss decided taa
such meeting shoud b. held srd Committee consist
ing Of Mr.. Elizs HeEue, Ms ;. L Barlow &ni Ms
lydia F Fowler appointed 10 make the necessary A.
ranceueuts The meeting then --rst 20 usei a tie
e,h ir. et The house q the Pres.1s-t Ms : l MAJ
tyn No - Easl Seyerteenih .
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cnfN1Y cAHYAaarRR

Nornlr. Dee. Am Compton in tho Chair. aud n
msjmiy II tho Bond present
Ah Dhklfy pffsruitd The election returns from Tho
Youth ward with ihe ballots attached which wore nc
cssd hey been sent bh'k In consequence Of tho In
sletnI having neglected 10 attach copy 81 tho uokoa
yfifd o. The election IN hat Ward
On motion g. votes vbch had beon cast IN tho name of
JAMES Coot IN the Eleventh Ward were allowed t.
janis ~ Cook.
Biz Nixon counsel for Patrick Mcguire who contests
The sest Of Sir Clarke IN tho Third A.sombly District dc
sired that the Board would oct day 10 have the dispute
s.ul,d The Board informed him that they would hear
The sfguf0fnis on Tuesday.
On dion the voios no cas for Peter Y Cutler, for
Judge Il hyperion Court allowed to remain as re
tufntd BY llo inspeciou Of Election some having been
ohst for term Of two years consequently Mr Siossoh
stands elected There was no discussion upon TINS que'
ton.
present 1u' sday 80 that the votes cesi for" Blunt
snd Nathaniel Il. Blont instead Of N Bowditch Blunt
On moiior' the Board at +. NJ adjourned to Tuesday
~ Ts,.Poye,. q Ne,' Y,,k cly d.
Nov 10 ssrsloe II Twenty Aldermen eiecng CharmAn as
H,eray II Cansss'ss half m hour each Al - eah OF
~ eou, . for one hour hesnus reading Of STATE skst
t1ns tom aud Eighteenth Wards aud ten line commit
s,, ~ as 60 Two foar. listening oa Eve q tie
,rer,, prssut Others hal e11F cigars 20 Stse
nG Comfy Of fifteenth saa twenty sr'' Wards - a
ss' o. ~ r1 tSS, hour inians 70 s.us o. STATE
County Gsu,s Of sixteenth and Iwentrth Wards neither be-
No, o. ssne Including imaginary services Of eshsea
asnbss pe.sn 90 harms reading Of agures from Sew
Nov Il fame only members sssE 10 hearing reading
Twslnh and flith Waris two hours ~
Yos T. Hsms hour hearng bsusrss from iena ana
Es,snt With corrections from Fifteenth ond Seven a
No, 'i ~ s.as NO bearing sesoad, Third
frtsti srd Ninth wards 81
-, "A 10 meeting sni halJurning unl TO nofro"
~ 10 sans MEETING aud sd)oufniDs 10 Saturday ~
tsv ~ heafiug reading u returns fom bf.th WAN
two "a
10, - ssns r. horrS bssfns SIKH Ward hsaFes
r. 70 fans De afipg s0 hour -
H., " s.ns Two honfs FOuftesnh and Nneteenth WARDS .
d. gs. ~ ons hoaf hearing Tenth Ward returns
. seine H. done nothing
BE-. esns hsHfs 'uigfas
H.. fn dsfussiun
T.a - heafs i've 20
r4.i bell wqft for msn 81 ti D PER jay
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PERLfN NENT2NGs
tne NsW YORK HORTICULTURAL soplsrr

iliG NhN NNek NORTHUMBERLAND HpNlNlN
,es.is, n,epsii, swelling 1t ,ae sb,,s aesial, eaa
e,. tu.isss uaetaea ives he rl,eteA vi eres,s le tho
..afoa ,.a1 ite t.n,nlisep on Nominations tepsfsd
d., N oHs ght3 vhieh ipoei,pi be fAn vote st all hs
,asatets gtseis vnA he e>eeg'n ~ trees meeo soa'
tei'.. NVivf'
IL f. h,.al 81, w,e~s 4. Hss, Wa " li,e,msts ieha
pies',H K,'.,tt ren AitsAsa, lesssu.
f,s f,s4lsf-s Aa.et faisent
~ Fst@a. - .As's fesf Mead
~ t,fsssi-..-sf >...s'.ffr UsoitV Mo Varis
'aas.s coa~.,.,,-lsaa oss.Asa "a ssheasia wu w
,u,s o,~p,.se,.. ,ss,sv REED rs,s, b. Meat
fets.oss t.ssi..s r,frf D Mead Ar,aHdrf Nsffoa
V.~ssi.s ir.s ttAf5s Meic. theass lefs Jf, William
,e~~.-s ~ fassss.4 tea4,s-J Rsash.J Lsaa Robert
ts.u,ss gs,'aHs-Aioed nasrasO joha sale Charles
KetM
AMER tho elc,tior ihe new rrc.llcu, olcci not bolng
pfe,tut Air Wilson q Hunt OF tho Vice Presidents
lotk nc Chair and hc society proceeded % business.
i,ce ~ rtpoft % the next meeting the indebtedness Of
tht So,icy sud the best for hluiatng tho
Nc q. W. ". S,huN Tor was proposed a. q member of
the Society ana elected
mo following icscu,ion was offered by Mr. Mead and
Md Thai me standing Committees on Frut, Flowers and
hc neat meeting M OF articles exhibited at
nr society . foo'n. together With he a~ ards made
On notion She meeting adcurucd'o the second Mon
day IN January.
evening hy SIR X Li,incston 10 possessed very pc
r,Her but quito delicious flavor but the most singular
fatuio OF hc lp is that IL rpons in the months OF No
Der and December and other Of he year
There also the table some very hne specimens OF
cell ~ grown by Mr. Cansion of Hoboken tho blanched
portion 81 the vegetable being two feet IN length and the
whole length tlc stalks three feet and three inches
Qh,f, were also ia the beautiful hot house
Towers fresh and fragrant brought by The Same gentle
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sta ~ considerable iaas 80 against lta rfesaat Asaa
t."i sassIus tm with fa'ilaf aai a,i i'hH ha diif
ihe awr aiiianl was accepted ani iha "olnan'a was
atela,a o.. liinwai
s -. ,t't ss'sa 90 ta fia hsr.''sai .'.ii b. .aai
ita ~ she funtf iho Zee Hlr.s Hie@i w bel
ie aat ftfra Iha slHafls ashf 81 -. sf hs
..t stat 10 saiai 90 ar4Haiua 90 %. us"mi'
CO.'S. d fat appointment
fts ss,a ihs seissan - enter rsnss' If ne fif'
ataft ufainsnta ths tsin pia me 1s Taos
70, ihr Neaaas m tstaf iit ani afsals s'ff
sp.,rfins tites rats
I'd an rifi. sftfs iuouasi.itff nifh ths repealed
Ala smith aud irnhnn wanted tho limo o. be- jane nni
voted Ia tho Affirmative ON thai account The vote stood
ituri
tfs~sfAd Moors Haley. Royce BarT. Conpion, BFlslry
rea,.au nala CoInci. Dahrn5 anl feek
Na.afits- AID prHnan. Truann ard Smith.
Tho board adjourned 10 this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
SWISS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The annual meeting q the SEiss Bs-svoisu. S)-isiy
took Isce TIE ho,e, q hssss Dtno-io % S1i-fisy
evern- ana v.s ATTENDED ty sb3-i 10 member sn0-g
whom We noticed so-s Z or ot.- s1l - -@s2=tei
merchants Tie gTesess co-iiaiy l-sTlis q ne 4
uer where tie ;cwi-- 5-s-s were --cQoss- an we're
responded - with sPT. -1se
FTssi5e-- e ile I-lz- ----=s
The Sza Ct -.rtra--
Tee Oz-cs-s G. t-s srs 8s-s7-. - socis-T-
NJ pe Lee Eez--a5-s -s-st Co-si-
Rev Mr. B1--rrd .r,.,
IT. pre..ier- c : Rgtert Esl. conn q e1.s1 ths
a7.iusfTsive ret1-us - the So Ety. 5y waco ! Ap7s-s
tls; cunng this wear. 80 sgris'ls 81; re-. YER a.
tn ID 20 iu1ere-celt { --ss- r-1l-ef % 49,. t-s
Tor fr-rio7r-f1f o. e4Fce tL.' si ~ Ts-s ls5l-sel
for ttst r1rpe.e thar tke rscs-. 1.- = 30, BAL
area Of Ia wear sra111-t1 % f.5 g. .e2r s4l s.
an fer5 ~ meet IL irr-easi1y ralB q TIE 1aa---e
Svfs -es.irg here a-l - t-e SE..s l~-s '--,' ~
Tcte-+ ~ No Prs.-t.si W J. + u I.1ze "a. t.e
Treasurer, Al l. M-1or were .-s--3.sg 's. '7l ~
the & Low ~ g-ft.sl1en Eere ss.etf % 1sr "a = 70
sJrrri.,-s.'ge C1Er..-.ee Mems j Ab5fr Is' Ecs-
Z " Martin ard l. May - 81. q c.9-k ~ e5aa'
pony seIsfa.el ID verg e0D- lslr.s
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lLTANlNn RTKEEra.

Tie Committee on Cleaning huoois 10 whom wa, re-
fs,ta hn snhdng ~ conifHris inri al the NY h1h tn'
t,tgos aneffnnn al nflpfl two ~ tho 'pih"it''
,,.se,a An Iifisay sn1 Aii liau
n, fsssdy snd tpnnsi aipoaed b0f,fe ihe ''mh'i'p
.,a dritd sesihs ha awarding ~ Tho cont, ~ i'
ia al iiii sl'iis =. hhef persons a. he f ''as'l
zoe 90 iurfs' hidltf ,...,
f..,ii,, risee snis, asih gsvs COM s's hs''y ~
80 .ra+aife q ihe afsifati md esiiHeH ma ~ e
...say pee git,s - 10 'iint hH al 49, 's'"''H '''
.,ss.y ,..-..li,s t, s fsisif fHiH"isri N 's ''1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

KINosroS y. Y, Monday, Nov. :, 1873.
trial took plrco here on Saturday growing Out Of iNs
celebrated Anti Rent suit in New York last sumnsrs-
While that suit was progressing, young man named
CrOghan son Of Col Croghan Of Senlusky nooreiy a.
tempted 10 get up fight with the celebrated AMI Renter
Nell Benson aud osilcd the old man hb0ni considerably
Benson sued Croghan for assault and the trial term mated
on Saturday in verdict @. 81 900 for the plaintiff J9lss
Harris presided Mr. Sanford Of hudson appeared Tor
Benson and j Hardenburgh Of King ton l1r CIgghan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

AbM ofths Coroner. ss,s o. ~ printing ard ais'ipn
ey was ordered % 30 paid md bJ ~ Francis l.sggeit
for tsfeang John Bogad md othsf 49, NM Dfasf'' 20
b. yad ..f a.,
recon- wa prsserfed hAgeTsh ~ cDrreen1 Tax Of hu
tusl lie hnd Ns~ York Life ipssf4nce Companies AMI 81
II " Field AMI 10 favor II Teilcng pcfspnsl TAX 81 y
L Kolffrook Ad0Jtsd
Hesoal petitions were mssHnis9 ana f'ierfe1 Tor cpse
ton of tax. Adjourned - FRIDAY
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Aisn eairy hour us nosa.nz ow fsyatsf Asaisf -
tie folowuz,
w ness sd psss % l. tseksl ssf.fia1 = - ;. 'rss
Fes ~ telfifet hffss ~ - ssstf A. tT - ~
IY,o. Lsh;. strcsT. o. . b = e.r. ~ Hrt~f~
.sh = fsf borsNst fisassgsf assts 80 t = sf+f
Aefef o. flrgssfar az AZ - t s.fasftt Settfs
s>Hs stefttt htfs 81 s4 ssgsstst sfftss r. "a ~
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hla,sr Dee S7Heesg,s tnfs To- 49, ftsgs isp
Ia NsEsT 13fl tasi leas % W Dffs ~ - stFf
oztltr - tss On ts. tes ~ ssy st.s -
NJ A. 1ftfttfh n hftLfT e. tIof< trf~fses w. 30
"letoifiu ttf ~ 'or f.1f fgfft DfTs t.is.'it
NtAtLtsfos Dee s. Or Coffte psftst ssttf 80 fN
H, Yftfiey alit1iss go sttss tf sst ~tf9
''e eelfa e. e n GO o. rs ftf 'ffef4t sf,tfi 90
ht~ OitEksa De- s-O.f CDTf4s t4srff. otty ta,t't
) l. u. q u 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

a regular 'oselias 4 the boar, vas bold last evening
Ah lisnfhu Iftr.hrl
sinsmrni II tie amount u fees received Ia 80 Once
II de Cy c,rk Tor licences daring iLo month Of Oeob'r
whs fulmhi'd. rom which appears that the i,a SUM
collected er0unis 10 tss
Tho bond Il John N Perry. Commissions n Repairs
and SUI plies elect, submitted snd referred to the Law
Committee 10 report on tie propreiy Of increasing the
amount e security
petition of Constsi,es ard Sheriff. Officers remoa-
stGing egcinst The action Of the city authorities IN allow
inc policemen g. attend balls and other places OF amnss
mI was presented and referred the Mayor with power
communication from the Chief Engineer prefeTing
charges against james Tomus0n Second Assistant Fore
man Of Hook ard Ladder No. !, the complaint Of
David Heeey, Foreman OF the same company, fJr as
SAUL add Toous conduct a. the FIRE in Main st. Sunday
morning was presented and referred TO the Fire Depa.
mCnt Committee for examination
communication 4 VIM. s Wright, foreman Of Engine
No H. akng for appropriation Of 500 for repairs Of
the Committee.
Tie return ofJusce Curtis for the month Of O,tober
which wts submitted shows that tie fess penaiie' and
fines imposed amour; TO slt0; amount received, s2 IS
remaining unpaid and unsolicited, sll1 p.
The resignation Of Aaron B. Pei, OF the Asssian.
Engineers Of the lire Department, was presented aud
accepted.
A communication from the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Daimcn a. preenied- requesting that Thursday the
cd December inst be appointed as he day for boiling al
election for Assistant Engineer in place Of A. j. PEI re-
signed. Joseph Montross, VIM. j. Lownds and >. II.
Rhodes are respectfully recommended as Inspectors The
prayer was, on motion, granted.
resolution was adopted directing the Controller pay
the several contractors for building houses Nos II anl
H. whenever said PAYNE may become due agreeable
10 the tens of the contract when duly certified by the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
RrcTrrioy OF JoHS Mitchell IL BRooxLrN.-A meet.
g Of the Committee 70 make arrangements for the racep
ton of the Irish patriot Mitchell held in Grenada Hail.
NJ, Ttle ~ last evening
CAPT Nonissey occupied the Chsir and L. Mcbride
offCiaed os Secretary.
Communications received from various Irish mill
ary and civic Societies agreeing 10 take part in the pro-
cession Thursday next Several Fire Companies and
the military in general have also expressed their intention
Of icing present
The affair promises 10 be highly successful, and the
Target Of the kind ever got up in this city
general meeting Of ali intending 20 unite in the
monies l. called the same place, a. n this evening,
when tho of the procession and other necessary and
final arrangements VIII be made.
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MARINE DISASTERS

CB&nLXsTos, Monday Dec ;, 100
The steamer Florida from JscksonYe repoTis vessel
supposed brig bottom up, nine miles north u F9'ni
Augustine Light
The brig Melissa Anne s. ashore on Talbot Island.
Schr Citizen from Wilmington ashore ~ NASSAU inlet
and schr LongfeloW lahore on tho syath e.1 u Aasa
Island
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CANAL NAYIaAIION

ALBAaT, M0nday, De ., 80
Considerable ice formed the Canal Lac; might ~
ooais ere sil arriving and the weather s ioDlefc 1913
evening
The ground has been frozen or two isYs past sh2 ~
weather threatens The ears from tss "ssi sfs
covered with snow
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THE CASE OF DIR. STEINER AND MAJ. ARNOLD.
R.frtvcpp MrrIsv Dec. &

The New Orleans paqors Of Tuesday lat are recs'sl
The flcdgEnc has I'd the evidence IN tbs case u d.
Steiner charged with tho murder q Maj pey Arn9i
and says il sustans the defense tia, Arnold niiscked
Steiner and fred al bin with weapon prepared Tor me
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IsasT cal lnafe1aanii, fis aaafa. aTesiai g. SEQ
iss tifIaF M1ssfs rasf haF ah1 siaf u ~as
lie .iAien % ,hs cuAtaaf thai ~ CASSIDY rfap
alit ti. 4 uuf
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HALlTAA, MuuIlFf DtIl ." ~
The screw steamship Andes from Liverpool on tns I'm
umo for Boston nut into this port to-day for coal der
dates are the same as those already received by tue Al
lauiic al New York.
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ro.pb oF ALgygMKy.

Nosnar, Dec s--R Z Compton IN tho Chair and
quorum pfeseDt t a.,
J.fI,oss Hljeryed-Of j. u Baiehelof nud others to
haze Ose Hshstet Aa1 Tweuiieb e., from lhiri nv To
Yssl River gTsde1 cufbei hn1 gahffsa 70 hh'o I'm
tges 70 iis wagon 10 conseg8sce u being pfeepia'sn
down sh fnlbankment -
Corqupnirofion from No 'foiop " eisf bphiu, SUI
,t,.f, 49, e. ,.kfsy tfan fyf 1874 which was ordered
10 b. trlnisa ne followHg afe the appropriations re-
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Ff.f 10 Cfof1n DspsrmsA. stating ne 's$tsss,pss -
M ~, ,0.st fsfts M lass nenih Otoffe1 on
s.ysfsi ,sl.fis INN ibs nbe tesf4 pffs referred !"
lefsnfifts 4., a 4,
ysnoyi I6opfsh r. leti vAfiggs streets riih OF -
Betff bfysfs Nth pss ~ laT fnsies - b'f"'N -
l,fs gsy ..tf ~ ~ Ore &c - "serff :" F'Hg
800 e f.s. oissh n, ahfh - huih sewer ~
t,itss sGstrss istsipT l1sfs - lhfiiP 9ehH en-
49,, b. so ae,<saG ~ hun psHiy sizhY' ~ I'T
stsft sfs - % gee $500. 49,.
- al. b.. r.. s,fnets vss ss3 .t De issis W hl4
frfh 49, . . 4..t.. =
49, t,.-. -. e.. ptitfs5y iit ~ - jsft sr4 sg'.se
e. 49,, N sesl.g il.s s4fist ytitsy - y,fHha
~ bs,ssst ,4kss y ps fgs bsss'1's' a''"s'i''
49, stfts. st1 tt.rse2 ~ ~ "''"~f'.t
~ 49,. ~ ~ =. i.,.t u "a s'7i.srs. i.-' vsi''.7
y t4's ~ ist,,.s ~ s.ia.s vs< h'f Ti'" ,.t.. r.
u t...,,.y ..s,4.t6e, esf ~sf ~. Tt'i'. - ~ 30
49, s.,t,s.j 4. iss. as. ~ a. tFt,s sfYtr- ""f
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CHOLERA AT NEW.ORLEAN:
rur STEAMSHIP ANDES AT HALIFAX.

The inerments during the past week in this city were
3i2 including PA from Cholera
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NoNARRIvAL OF THE EUROPA.

SANDY HOOK Monday, Dec 5-l0PM.
Noappearance ofthe Europa. Wind light E-s.h- "ea'
Their hazy. ,o,pu
No intelligence Of the Europa al this port mp 10 the pre-
sent time.
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10y Telegraph
LIZ lAnrs AhNNh At 1lLARlEsI

taAHtHsrON Acfdsyt het VIZ
The ssr sfssf. fsss A3frF srsf3 " 30 eif here "a
4 4. irsk thil aHstress osis Nt~.ffIA
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-24
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
X. r. R.-No. l.

Is the first and only remedy ever recorded in the
Medical History of the World that has stopped the
most violent pains in few seconds! 1t will stop the
MOST SEVERE PAINS IN MINUTES OR LESS, and will
cure the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic, Ner
vous, Neuralgia aud Bilious complaints in a few
hours Internal and External.
1t never falls In giving instant to the most
tormentlng and agonizing pains.
1t has cured, III ninety out of a hundred
rheumatism in four hours; Neuralgia in one hour
Toothache in one second; Spasm in five minutes ::
Cramps in five minutes Sick Headache in fifteen
minutes Chill Fever in fifteen minutes Chilblains in
five minutes Sore Throat in four hours Influenza in
one hour.
Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus Dysen-
terry. Tic Doloreux and all other complaints where
there is pains, Railways Relief will instantly
SDp the pain and quickly cure the disease
SICK Observation-Disclosures Ready Relief will
stop the most distressing pains in few minutes,
and prevent renewed attacks. 1t will cleanse and
sweetens the stomach, and neutraize the poisonous
acids of the system
RHEUMATISM CASES CURED.-In the wear 1851
Railways Ready Relief cured 10000 cases of Rheuta-
tism i'll New York 10000 cases of Rheumatism in
Boston; 10000 cases of rheumatism in Philadelphia
5000 cases in Michigan; 5000 of Rheumatism
in Illinois
So quick is Railways Ready Relief in curing Rheu.
matlsm, that nine patients out of every ten are re-
1ieved from all pain in few minutes after the first
application; we have known many as twenty per-
sons in day, who have called at Office in their
carriages to have the Relief applied by U.S. and in
FIFTEEN MINUTES have walked away rejoicing that they
have been able mere to walk alone without the
aid of stick crutch.
Price of r. X. Relief 25 cents SO cents and 81 Der
bottle. Each bottle to be genuine must bear the fac.
smile signature OF RAILWAY & Co. Sold by Druggists
everywhere.
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GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES,

- PARKER has now stock of Ladies' and
y. gentlemens Kid and all kinds of Gloves in all
coors and in all No. of Bajous make, with our stamp
in them.
Combs! Combs! Combs!
most beautiful assortment of Psrs Shell and Buff.
alo Dress Tuck Combs English Horn, Buffaloand shell
dressing and ivory fine teeth Combs.
Hair Brushes! Hair Brushes! Hair Brushes
English, American and French Hair Brushes in
100 new patterns; Tooth and nail Brushes in great
variety-very cheap.
PeJume7y! Perfumery!! Perfumery!!
Extracts from every flower that blossoms, at so
cents per bottle. Real German cologne, very fine
fresh cold cream, rose, musk, Lows brown Windsor
Washing Soaps.
Sharing Materials.
In this line We have taken great PAINS to hay
at all tunes, Fresh Shdrin6 Cream, and Military
Shaving Cakes. Indeed in this department of our
trade particularly invite the attention of gentle
men who shave themselves.
PARKER'S Fancy and PerfumeStore.
Under National Hotel.
P. s. In tan days we shall be reoeiving our stock
crths hnljda0k des l6
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-24
GENTLEMENs' REALY-NkDE CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods of first Quality.

MALL STEPHENS. II nnsylr0nin drsnu, Je-
w aceen h and l0fh st1eetS tt,s; dOrs0St Of on
Hdd, would rcspec fully invite members Of Congress
items and strangers. To their large and exer
assortment Of READY-MADE CLOTH q and FUR
NIStllNG GOODS, whrh will lie found 10 tie
most complete aud elegant assortment of fine and
fashionable Clothing offered in this cit. Viii
We are dets FmDed 10 sell at The very lowest price,
and give en- ire satisfaction in AL cases
Gentlemen preferripg TO have their clothing made
to order, will please give call, where they can
make their selections fr a large and elegant as
sortnent of CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs. AND VEST
lNGS viii h will furnish in TIE best stye Of make
and finish, tw-ntY per cent. cheaper than the usual
Washington prices. dec 10
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