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OF some twenty years most successful pracuee
NO teacher parent should be without the knoweuge
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YOUTH by evil example and the influence Of me
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IMEnIrAI. EVInENCE.

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ofther manufacture submitted for Inspection, says
that the Ingredients which they are eompogea makes
puTIes OF Blood etc. Wesay this not only from our
own Judgement but also from that Of he pest
use ofan Alternative, Daphoretc and Medicine
that came under notice. has been treatedSwth the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success
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beips Jewery store, Baltimore street. In The city OF he
more; also, his Washington Gallery and WI sgS \,
introduced in all his galleries, which may % ou
all tho pTincipaBclties in the UninnF G5 Y 49,
Mr.. HITEupRsThas the honor to annqunee ipa ~
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DR DYE3S RELIEF

Tor Coughs, Colds HoGrseness, Bronehitis and
Ineipient Consumption. .r.y
TIIFTEEN years in the use OF this SYRUP III
private practice, for the various affections Of the
rorchia and Lungs deemed sufficient recommendation
in presenting afflicted. insure trial of its e
6cacy. a % rs q. To- - 10 90 q, q
can be no danger giving to the youngest child ortnitS
use in any quantity any circumstances It's pleas
ant mid and efeotual. ~
Price so cts. per bottle. l...I 49,
Prepared by Dr.J s. DYE, Hartford, Con- ~
dses6 slL9Ioa Sole Agents.
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TUST opened an assortment ofspeldid Panshed Ware
81 consisting and Tea UTns Chatting Dishes
ter Seyyers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers Teapo3 @
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-9
beautn artcle respectfully solicit the attention oil
the public to our varied beautiful assortment orHouse
"I'' . H0BBS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe st, near the Pc Post Once,
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SEcRET nISEASES.

AMI Is only advertised TO prevent tho afflicted, nartou
lrly failing Yyhted SepulchTcs
nd other abodes ChaTctansm blazOned forth IN the
ublc prints the only places where cure can be OBJ
5nrl Tor certain Diseases Baltimore, like Utherarge
itcs invested with strangers should be
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REQUIRE his services AZ. ,t...
MANY bayc suffered months. years, unleI

which should eve be contemplated with pure and INSULT
III leplt nTesefts an icubGs to the mind, nsit With
fearful apnreensiJns eXcites only feelings of dis!us
or rcpuanCe The eXeTtions OF parents and guardians
10 retail their youthful g upon this sub.
cct has TOO UtenTlOYed false aud fatal philosophy let
and guided by the light truth, the pitfalls OF Ignorance
and subsequent misery will be easily avoided
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Through arrangement of the nervous system the mind
is unsttung, memory fails, the power OF concentrating
thought is lost mbecity aud diocy often supervene, le1y
Ig tie throne intellect dear and desoaie Ttm1ity
and resolution with melancholy gloom
the burhen Ollie becomes and he plunses
tesIIe into gulf intempcrance suittde
rnpfIJNG D tt mn SGIENGfS
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= Notice OF PartnershIp.

\ -ITI NOTICE OF ParInefSu1p.l = =,
THE business or the late hrm OF Warden d EDWARDS
will he conued by undersigned. at the old aan9 OF
Mair street under the firm name Of EdwaTds4 warden
lanes w Warden having purchased the interest oil ia
cob NJ. Warden. -.-
"beeiins' peeS't'"'4O - MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
dee4-tf ~ JAS. ". WARDEN.
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.-.-., REMOVALS :.
A MtADASiS has removed his CLOTHING SToRE
A to IRE large Ware Rooms Water street, second
door below Monroe street. where his will md,
s us an excellent assortment OF seAsouab clothing at
the cheapest rates: a---.---- Z apo
Bound to Shave! e.
DR JAoUES LECoULTRE'S celebrated warranted
IL Razors They shave with the greatest case and are
.if,1 Il O. p BROWNS
10 New Jswelry Store, washingtoH -
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- ~ "a WORD TO tFHE AFFLICTED. 81
Iet not shame or false delcacy keep you back, but
that your life and Reputation are at stalker remember
tTestens only your powers and mental IasaI;
oys bEhs the prospects OF the fture and wraps your
holy and soul tho dark mantle of despair The oppor
unity or embrac hg the aid regular and sklfu Pnys
Giants before you, who has made this branch ofiedl
cal scfen his profound study, and who has ayorey
nTactice and didpropsty permit. could addce tho gtae
Itcstihony onfiousandswhO have been rescued by hs
Timely assistance romthe abyss Of impending All
applicants arc saercdy from exposure by the ass
or professional honor p - - -
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
el-r N-.Anofhaoa rssi

~ nv r. s.sI ~. .ntrs stock ami
Ii, fixtures ofthe establishment occupied by A. Brent
ineer Centre Wheeling and by additions to his stock y
furnish city and country customers with Tho
pues Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints Dye Stunts
on the most reasonable terms. .-g .s-a.
lE5J y. Prescription Department.. r..fts T.
He will attend promptly to the filling Of prescriptions
which WILDE carefully compounded at all hours a.. :,
PerIumeres imported Havana Cigars and Veriety OF
fancy articles on hand f.s.ts 81. sta.. Oa1l
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ori6ine symptoms receive advice treatment and med
cnes; the astfpresentI while their communications
win observed with honorable eQnfdence.Y r.
fest route to the indicated address, secured
orcuriosty and accompanied by plainand
eXplcit directions. t,fittsf. To- "a g.. tstk
n s-Tbe peclniary position Of Dr. Harris eHabies
him TO make charges moderate, .,ss h tgs.,r
Hills Office Is arranged rivate eonsnltat
rooms rendering it available to either SEX
90 Advice to tho poor free of charge.
,4,4ddress DIR, G.. HARRIS, Baltimore, Md
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Dissolution OF Co-Partnershlp.
THE Parnersbip heretofore subsisting between the
tersigned the firm Of Warden & EdwSrdS'
has been Iris ay dissolved by mutual consent Jacob
warden has sold his inteIestto James w. Warden Al
ersons indebted said firm requested TO settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob n. Warden.
"lI . - 4 - -, JACOB d. WARDEN,
dee4-tf -s.dT % MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.
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Comniseraiing the misfortune this OF unhappy
persons DRIFT has sought with unring zeal through the
wide anga Of elca lore, for tho last 20 years an anti
ote these prolific evils and can proudly say his efforts
have uneTowned with success. Abundant proof
constantly given in his practice, Of The lnIabln efficacy
OF these remedies BY happy combination oTtTeatnlent,
physical debility removed soundness res
toted weakened organs strength
and vigor he torpid faculties ofthe mind aroused m
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M FEMaIRS

Dr. H. has given attentonto Female Diseases
His oAnerience enables him Ia relieve
iLY eli erangs CorstttOn-
a iYeak1RSSI GEncTGE DebilftyI ETC. rehss
15 Prompt attention given TO letters, and treatment
marked with skill and dcIicaeya Sissi ,at ail-
Commute tons sacredly inufoLate. q s hsa
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-fF Custom WORK =, ,,,,,.f
TRRE again with tremendous stock o. ToIs'
toners lowest rates oGpTees and best
ms nship Toct71 % r. rEIsr A. N. ADAMS.
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The Oil of Grape Vine.
yTIHIs oils eresuIt oftwenty years investigation
i French : Sian and ia now extensively used In
Fance both purpose okeeng the hair glossy, and
restoring Il in bald places. ~ ,lsd l5itA
This OIL particularly recommended az " VIII
tle Hair son glossy, and pliRbie, besideS making IT abou
vvo nlades darker - 90 3lFHtAt ~ ]
PrsnaTed only BY Dr. Fontan, Pans per bottle.
~ FoTSNIeby J.B.VoWRLL- 24unioRst
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member of the Medical Clrurgtal Faculty, Graduate
Harvard University class 1924; Honorary
,rte Washington University Of Msryland formerly Sur.
econ of the usenbnrg Institute in Now Orleans and Pro-
1retor oItle Lock lnfrmary No 81 South Gay St, bal.
more having established In this city over 10 years.
presents claim on public confidence beyond anmadver.
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OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN extensive practice devoted to this branch Of medical
6ente enables Dr. H. 10 insure prompt and permanent
JtTun tny OF tie different forms OF PRIyATE DISEASES
70 Mollev required IL a cure i. ttot e9seted:
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The Fire In Maiden Lane.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SIR-Permit to reply to the statement made by Mr.
Adam H. vutee of No 95 Maiden lane, in reference TO
ti1e fire that occurred in that building Wednesday
evening last. duty, examining the store doors
ascertanirg all to be fastened when was spoken to y
Mr. Vultee, asking if was Waterman. told mn
Twas. He then asked to up stairs, as Their was
smoke in his room, and he did not know where came
from, went up stairs. and found his rooa 1uu OF
smoke, and not discovering any fire there descended TO
the floor below, aad at the room occupied by Jsffe
Schmadbeck eelt the smoke through tho key hole At
this time Mr. Vutee appeared much alarmed. told him
to keep quiet until procured assistance and would be
back again in minute l then went down stairs and
gave the alarm rap at the Of Gold street and
Maiden lane. received answer then went to the
corner of Gold and Pat Streets and gave another ALARM
but ieceived no l then returned Immediately
back to 96 Maiden lane and there policeman Cava
nagh, OF the Second ward police. informed him Of the
hie we both proceeded up stairs to the where the
nre was asked the officer il should bEsa was ors
sent at the time the full Of smoke the police.
asked for water Mr. vultee said there was none in
the building The officer and myself then went acr oss
the street to Clark Browns, procured pail of water
and returned back to the with it, but the
was so dense that it prevented entering the ROOM
By this time the insurance watch arrived with their hose
and commenced forthwith to play the fire. and very
soon extnguishsd it. made unnecessary DELAY, but
did all in to procure assistance and aided in
extinguishng the fire.
EDWIN MEsLER, Private Waterman.
NOVEMBER IL. 1853,
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. Gerrit Smith writes to friend in Syracuse the
5th instant, follows:"Your letter finds suffering
under rush Of blood to the head 1t is fortnight since
the disease began fear that 1t may disquafy me from
official duties"
Arrived at the Astor House yesterday-Dr Harvey, U.
s. A.; r. NJ Brown, Owego N. Y; g. B. Upton, San Fran
cisco; A. Keep, fockport; j shte, Cincinnati, %; G.
Phelps NJ G j. =. Fske, LS Louis; w. +. Tappir Wash
ington, d. G.; J. DeBree, Norfolk, Va. Major wyse u
s. Army.
Arrived at the Prescott House yesterdsy-Hon T. Rich
srdaon Indiana Col s. A. Phillips, Texas John G. Bur-
nap Saratoga Springs Mr. Appoli, LONDON, Eng p. j..
Avery Saratoga Springs; Captain T. s. Reeves Philadel
phis.
Arrived at the st. Nicholas yesterdayHon Jas Cooper
d. O., Pa; Erickson, Rochester, j. Rathbone Albany;
j. G. Wilson, B.timore Cen James Irwin Penn w. B
Wells, ttca a. A. Dunlop, Albany; DR.. Phillips, U
a DR.. rat.eron, U 5. A.; Dir. Appols, Eng.
Governor Fairbanks Of Vermont; Dr. Hammond U.
Army, Hon. Thomas Perry OF Maryland Hon John Clay
ton Of Pennsylvania X. Gamble, Of Porto Rico; T. w.
Jordon Of Valparaiso; David Mollon Of Kingston Jam
NJ Warren u. s. Army and Capt T. b. Palmer Of stonng.
ten have arrived in the city and ct the Metropolitan
Hotel.
From Noriollt &C. in steamahip Jsmestown-E Warren
and lady. Warwckcr, w A James, A Otis W ~ Ora
Boss ivss fa ssS' &c Randolph III. Ns Ss'ff
Baxter, Mrs Seward Mrs Laura Lewis and child Thos
daughter A stanfcld, Lindsay, NY Souls willis q
Myers John Quarter Miss Sarah Sullivan, Miss Carbon
smith, W Barry, y slyron, g Harriet Thos J II
Johnson Armstrong q Matthias, Grsnbury, Mrs
Bawley. Thos stokes, Smith-2I In the storage.
Miner, Meyer, D Thisr, 9 Msidsgsl
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Married.
Married,
By the Rsv. Mr. Guilder, CHARLES FRAKs to LounA
BURNETT, both Of Brooklyn.

Married,
By the Rsv. Mr. Guilder, CHARLES FRAKs to LounA
BURNETT, both Of Brooklyn.
New Jersey papers peaee copy.
On Wednesday, November g. by the Rev. Ansel Leo, Mr.
s. NJ PEysM to Miss THERESA, second daughter OF p. j.
SPrpo, Esq. all OF this city
Philadelphia and Boston papers please copy,
On Thursday afternoon, November TO- at the Central
Presbyterian Church, Broome street, by the Rev. A. A.
Wood, Mr. JOHN r. PAXTON to Mrs ELIZA A. GowXN all OF
this city.
On Wednesday, November 9, HENRY W. SMALL, Esq, to
LAURA, second daughter of John Gosson ESQ., OF this
city and Of Maudon, county Dublin, Ireland.
On Monday evening, November 7, by the Rev. DR.. Mil
lett at his residence No. 308 Brooms street. Mr. JOHN
HENRY CARPKNr to Miss ELIZA MARIA SHKLros all of this
city.
On Tuesday, November g. by the Rev. Dr.. Forbes, Mr.
THOMAS a. GAYNoR, Gate OF Dublin to Miss CHARLOTTE
AUGusrA ALLEN, of this city
AHSt. Jam es' Church, EDWARD a. MYLorrE Esq.,, civil
engineer to DIANA daughter of the late John Vredy Esq
of Tally no Lodge, Limerick Ireland.
On Saturday, November s, by the Rev. a. J. Fox, Mr.
JOSHUA L. BURROWS to Miss Sarah EaoIEros al Of
Brooklyn.
On Thursday November g. by the Rev. James Brownlee
Mr.. GARREr D. Posi- to Miss ANNA LousA DzcKKR all Of
Staten Island
On Thursday November TO- by the Rev. r. 8. Foster
Mr. WnLAx BRADzY to Mrs. MATILDA BARNETT Ill Of this
city.
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Washington Gossip.


MISTAKES CONCERNING NEaRAsKA.-We have made in
quries the result Of which satisfy that the paragraph
going around the papers, Originating In the St. Louis
D7nocra) which says that emigration Ia pouring into
Nebraska and hat the Indians there fine farmers and
well settled is all mistake No attempt to into the
territory, without government license being made
OF what may be called the sem civilized tribes In
Nebraska-those moved from points east-net man in
ten pretends to have Geld of In cultivation.
TIE VIRGINIA REVOLUTIONARY BOUNTY LAND CLAIM QuHs-
will be finally disposed Of by the Secretary of the In
terror a. soon as he obtains plies from the Attorney
General upon the many intricate law points involved We
have believe that the questions points in this
case have caused the chief law officer of the
much more labor than those involved In any other
far submitted to him. We presume that his oplnio
viii be ready, he given to earnestly working in
such matters.
GOVERNMENT LANDS IN NEw MPxIco AND UrAH-lt Is most
probable that the executive branch Of the government
will earnestly urge on Congress the Importance Of
tsrroris, above named with the view Of preventing in
terminabs difficulties about land titles, which must
otherwise arise there and TO facilitate and encourage
the emigration thither Of agricultural settlers in those
quarters.
EXTRA ALLOWANCE TO OFFICERS STRIVING ON BOARD.n-
According to recent Treasury Department decision,
officer Of The army navy who IL entitled to extra
allowance" while serving board under the order
Of chief of bis department, entitled only from the
actual organization of the board and while be II actually
serving t-not from the date Of it's constitution by
order Of has been officially dissolved
ASorrRr HRAD OFF IN MASSACHUSETTS Stiles, Post.
stration) has been removed and Henry Gleason
has been appointed in his steadcause political aiiaton
with those who refuss assent to The Baltimore democratic
pat form,
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Died.
Died,
On Eridax Ocfohar IL ntou RnIpGEf

On Friday, October H. of consumption BRIDGET wife of
Patrick Mclaughlin, aged As years.
Her frier and 8cquantances and those of her in
law Daniel McRoy respectfully invited to attend her
faI era tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock from her
late residence No. l3s Walker street. Her remains will
be inferred in Eleventh street Cemetery.
On Thursday evening, November TO- ARTHUR infant
Of Captain William and Ma skiddy
The funeral will take place this morning, at half past
nine O'Clock, from No 81 asst Twenty third street.
In Nav York, on Thursday, November 10, KATE, infant
daughter of William s. and Fanny Nagle.
Boston papers please copy.
On Thursday morning, November TO- OF consumption,
M. JAMES MncHnI in the 4oth year of bis age.
attend his funeral this afternoon ct half past two
O'clock from his late residence, Newark avenue. Jersey
On Thur,day, November 10, ELLEN MAINTAIN wife Of
Thomas Manahan aged 4s years. native Of Loughrea,
The friends 81 the family and those OF his son. Thomas
Manahan musician requested to attend the funeral
this afternoon 1T two O'clock from 26l Elizabeth street
Illness MunH. ea aged years ID month nth s s1ss 3
days.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are invited
to the funeral without further notice. this
ing at half past o'clock from his late residence No.
81 Hudson street The remains will be taken to stuyve
SAINT for interment.
On Friday November H. at his late residence Williams
burg, L. GEORGE Cox, NJ D., aged SO years, 8 months
His funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon, at half
past two o'cck from the First Presbyterian Church,
(Rev DR.. McIane's South Fourth street. Williamsburg
His relatives and friends and professional brethren are
On Friday, November H. MARY, wife Of Patrick Daleen
a native Of BalIymete, county Wicklow, Irelind.
Her friends, and those Of her brothers, John, Michael
Lawrence Dempsey respectfully invited to attend
her funeral to afternoon at half past O'clock
from No. 197 First avenue.
On Thursday, November 10, at the resider of her
brother in law, Mr. Nathaniel Hodgson OF Pelhamvl o.
westckester county, Miss PnER Hull, OF this city
TIE friends OF the mly are respectfully invited to A
tend her funeral from the above place this afternoon
two o'clock The New Haven leave Canal street at
quarter past nine and return at our O'Clock. Her re-
ha In MAJ Second
On Thursday, November TO- Mrs. ELIZABETH Ross wife
of william Rose deceased Ia the 9Ist Of her age
Her remains viii be tab to Perth Amboy FOR inter-
ment, this morning. at ten O'Clock.
On Friday evening, November IL MARaARn AGNss, wife
of j. spauldDg and daughter Of the late Rene A.
Pardessus
The friends OF the family and tbss Of her brother
j. Pardsssus invited to attend the funeral from tr
terDoon at two o'clock precis ely Her remains viii b
taken TO Greenwood.
Troy papers please copy,
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The above being over the greater portion Of the spec
ators left the COURSE not waiting to witness race for
$50 purse which came off between ch Fanny, and
b. g. named Jo Hustled The latter after four heats
the last one being trotted in the dark.
To-day at the Centreville course commencing at eight
O'Clock in the morning, for 81 900, hundred
miles, will take pace-he distance to be accomplished in
nine hsurs-hs horse to be named At the post This is
the first time that ever hundred miles was attempted
in the time above named and should the horse
the feat he will establish name that will last to the end