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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

CLEARED.
Brig-warren Goddard, Winchester, Philadelphia, mas
schrs-FairHed, Crowell, Philadelphia, Jas W Mckee;
Mary Fansworth, Everett, Attakapas White Co.;
steaner@xnthraoits, Jones, PSiads, hia, William
Thompson
Steamship Washington, Fitch, Bremen, Nov 4, via
Ter sand Rsgs Art o. ss0dy Hook Thursday At
Norwood of and ON Quebec fer Liverpool IL days out
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish Norfolk, &c to Ludlsm
Ship Atlantic, WORTH New Orleans Oct 80, to W T
Frost Experienced succession Of NE gales from Cape
Forid. to Cape Hatsres, lost and split nearly whole
five days OF Cape Hateras becalmod.
Bark William, Fullerton, Manzanillo, Oct %, to W
Cruz. supposed her British. On the outward passage
Sept Z, of Hatteras experienced hurricane, during
lest an sns. suit Of sails Nov IT, lat &c. lon "a o.
spoke schr Gen Jersey of Bangor, from Savannah for
Boston; had lost one man, and the mate sick
King Co. John Smith, the Hrst officer died in Havana
Oct 49, Martin Winters seaman, died Oct 80 and ThOs
ChIistejon seaman died at sea It'll inst
Bark Montezuma (of New Haven), Hanson, Demarara
Oct ~ and st Thomas 9Th inst to Smith futile Nov ~
lat SO 40 Ion 49, spoke bark Wyandote, from Baltimore
Ba,i.Ma, avail Ward, Arscibo PR y days. to Dwight
ss CO. NoI B Ksy 81 90
Randall, of Glasgow from London steering W; 10TH lat
40 a. lon 50 spoke Br brig Delegate Of and for Liver.
rieneed heavy westerly gales the entire passage
Brig Isabella Reed, Chsesman Port Prince, Nov g.
to o l. Ferris. Nov 49, lat "A 80, lon rs %, spoke
schr Henry Alfred, Of Harrington, from Jacksonville for
Boston The exyerie need very heavy weather for the
6rst eight Gays since which time had light and NE
WINDS
Brig Velocity (Br), Groyner, Ponce, PR, Il days, to
Thicker Ligh ibourn.
Brig Josiah J.x, Spencer Port Prince, 20 days. to
h Delafeld
Brig ebo B, rne Para Nov l. from the river Sd, to
Corning Nov y, of Barnegat saw large quantities Of
wreck.
Brig Mary Frances Simmons, Cuba, via Key West, Is
days. TO Taylor Il Co.
schr sullivan Goodwin, Cudad Bolivar Is days, to
Bech Runhar6t
schr Elizabeth, Williams st Marks, 10 days.
schr Agnes, Lord, Doboy Island, 10 days.
schr Eersiads, Common, St Mars, &C., u days
Schr Smith, Dsrrckson, Wilmington NC, days.
schr Il mas Smith Furman Wilmington, IA days.
schr Statesman, Wicks, Alexandria. Q days.
s<hr Maria; Blizzard, Baltimore, days
schr Iaac vansant Clifford, Virginia.
Schr Liberty, -, Virginia
Ship Constellation Allen Liverpool Oct 20, with pas
sepeers, to Kermit Carew.
Also two ships and three brigs unknown
SAILED.
Ship Henry Pratt, Mobile; and others :,
Wind at sunrise, SW meridian, NV fresh; sunset, N,
and fresh.
H1- Ship Seaman's Bride, arrived yesterday, was lot
days from Gan Francisce via Rio Janeiro Oct H. Spoke
Nov IT. lat SO 40, lon r. bark Oceanus 81 days from
Hontev:deo for Boston.
[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEGRAPH
TIE HoMArDs, Nov 2-Sundown.
Two ships in the Eastern ofng One brig of squan,
bound in The outward bound vessels have good ofng
Wind fresh from NNW. Weather clear.
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The Day In Brooklyn.
TEIEG x AP HI G.
THE DAY IN BOSTON.

BosroN, Nov. "a, 1858.
thanksgiving has been duly observed here, III places
Of business having been closed and the churches well
llsd-ths streets wearing Sabbath appearance Large
audiences patronse the al theatres this evening
The weather has taken sudden change since this
ing from June like mildness, with fog and rain, to
clear sky and cold, frosty air.
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Sid Fridays sales 5000 bales the market losing
quiet.
SATURDAY Nov. 1.-The sales of cotton to-day have
been 8 Geo ba,es, the market closing firm.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
sdttus dull in the early part Of the week but
recovered towards the close. Wheat reported in
n casrsts demand at nearly the currency Of last week
United States and Canadian -four in good request fully
previous prices. Indian held firmly at Former quota
iiors Oats easier Messrs. Brown Shipley Co quote
Western canal -four Ut 36s SOS Cd for good; Phxdel
pha, Baltimore, and Ohio 37e SIS Cd sour, 3ss. Cd:
u. 8. white wheat los los 3d.. red g. l0d los. sd
white Indian 46s mixed ASS 3d. yello As. Other
circulars do not from the above over Cd dearsr
lopr and ID. en- wheat.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Beef Tho weeks sales have been 500 tierces Rich.
rdson Brothers quote Baltimore "Eary's at Dos Pork
without change in value Come small salsso u prime
at SOS SIS Pacon dull and lower prices accepted to
effect sales Iarf "A small stock and holders firm for
advance. Retail sales have been made at 5Ss. 69s
Taiiow In limited demand. Y. " 68s. Sos. and de-
cinipg Ipseed cafes firm at fl0 los for ob0ng, but
the trsnsa ctions are limited.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes In moderate Inquiry at barely preve US rates
Querciron DarkSaaaE Gales " Baltimore At - G ey
ebik Qevw sses-2sd hsd dsc.issss sHd vhiss -.
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their situation vas not worss notwithstanding they were
then In the Tombs. -,
Target Hxcurslons.
Yesterday was great day for the parade Of target
companies. Ths following passed our omcs:-
Ipieurssn Guard, Capt. R. n Tyson. This Is hns
franklin Guard Cspt Bailey They marched like sol
diers. long used 10 the drill
Provost Guard rhi. company was preceded BY good
Manning Guard, Capt Owen Higssns-msds nns sp'
peArancs
Capt Fitzgerald; made excursion to Williamsburg.
TomPkins Light Guard, Capt. j. Scafsrt Showed many
valuable prizes
Bank: Guard, Capt. Hopkins. This company showed =
Sullivan Guard, Capt P. Rohan They marched and
looked we'll
Eagle Cadets Capt. Joseph Canning Had many valua.
Pbilbin and oun Guard, Capt. Daniel Clark. Made
their second annual excursion to Hoboksn Thirty prizes
were distributed among the best shots
Independent Neptune Volunteers, Capt J. O'Connor-
composed Of the members Of Hose Co. No. n. fne.
Mansfield Guard Capt. r. Hely. Made an excursion
to he Abbey Had good time.
Baker Guard, Capt. Browne Carried many valuable
prizes.
Excelsior Guard, Capt Gilmore. This company showed
we'll riddled target.
The Day I'm Brooklyn.
The day passed OF in an orderly throughout,
presenting the appearance of Sunday than Of es
tive OCCASION which 1t was undoubtedly, made by many.
number Of semi military organizations Of this city,
well from New Yorh, paraded the streets during the
morning, to the Accomplishments OF martial usc, en-
route for the country, to enjoy days sport Several
juvenile panes cut ALSO and presented quite
pretty appearance. In the afternoon the streets
quiet the places of business mostly closed from
that lime, and everything Indicated holiday There
appeared to be very little drunkenness and consequent
ly, disorder.
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u;s. T .s.s Nov > 81 LAwrsaes, whss'sr. -
AI pa, As q a. Sergeant Quebec.
SD Attn, Joseph Hov., Driver, Charleston.
York; from Cuba for Londs. with loss Of sails and ssly
PoEIoC ,1s IN Nov Aaaa, Rasshsr, from Ars-
RAnscATS~Put in Nov s, Plato, Sims. from N.vo.sss
for Philadslphia, kaky, and would discharge
PoRnASD-oa Nov s, CASTOR, Bianks, from NYosk for
on Start Point 9Th, New York PA,tst. asrdss, ire.
Hamburg for NYork.
sHnDs-Ar to Nov Minerva, Brown, London.
Sou1HAxProS-Arr Nov s, Humboldt (s). Lines, NYexk
and sid Havre Chad suffered some arrangement In her
81 MAIozsd Oct 20, dss VICTORIES Enst San Fra.-
CISCO.
s1YMA-Arr Dot 10, Richard Golden, Rsnouf, Malta;
volsnts do; 2sth, Clara Bell Cole, do; 29th Lucinde
WA1HaoRD-sld Nov A. Dunbrody, williams, Savannah.
BELFAST Nov 4-Ths ship Guiding Star, from Liverpool
for NYork has put into the Tough In Distress mannass
sprung and ether damage.
from Liverpool for Mobile which was put on shore near
Jurby Point last Monday night at 10 Pm las previously re-
ter in her hold At present. they do not expect TO got hsr
ohen from Bremen for Baltimore sailed Sd inst with 226
passengers three passengers and one of the ships oo
pany have died Of cholera since leaving and there 81
present two children and four of the crew i'll With the
berg the Bremen Vice Consul 1t this port has with his
usual promptitude sent OIL assistance and remedies
GIBRALTAR, Oct 28-The Am bark J Hathorn, from
Alexandria, which here on the Goth inst In
tact with alucho in lat 20 l5 long SO The bark b
boom struck the fauchos yard aba the mast doing tls
or mischief Three Of the latters crew jumped over
board two Of whom saved themselves clngng to this
bark's rigging and the other vas picka9pp half hoar
after by her boat The bark then stoodto the eastward
quest of the alucho but owing to the darkness the
night could not find her; after which she to the
westward and landed three men.
Tha all ur frov, Nou
been towed In here from Belfast Tough by steamtug
8h-The packetship Queen Of the West from Nverpsol
for New York. of Cork the 9Th putting back
masted The passengers were AL well.
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have no dosbt had good reason 10 return thasks that
their situation was not worss notwthstsnding they were
then In the Tombs. n,
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MIRITIME INTELLIGEHCR.

ALMANAC FOE NEW Y0RK-xM DAT.
suu RMR. ,,,.,....7 OF MOON Rnn 90 ~
euu mYS,.....,,,.A "a W0u WAITE. ..O3 Ia
Port OF New York, November "A, 1853.
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By TIE CANADA AT HAIIFAX-TEI .EGRAPHlC.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

No change has occurred in the money market. The
British funds had Auctuatsd much. Consols closed at
9s Eagles we're worth 76s 3D. Bar silver sold at 5 2sd
New dolla!B 5s. Id.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Were extremely Gull during the week, from unavoratie
cceunts from New York. few scattered transactions
comprised The only business consequently Bell Il Co.,
quote prices nominal and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Rather more fTmness has been manifested since the
receipt Of TIE Atantics news and for the middle class
Of American slight adv obtained other qualities
remaining before Few Of the circulars ha altered
their previous quotations. although mddngs In real
iiy 10th dearer and during the week 18th The
Turkish Lews the deficient harvest repors and closed
mills bad checked speculation. The weeks sales we're
1900 bales Including 100 speculation and 5000 for
export leaving stock Of $50 9t bales OF which 3s2
are American. HessTs. Dennstoun Co and the prtnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25
THANKsGIVING DAY.
The Day On tho Hive Points.
THE HOME MISSION.

THE HOAB nIbSION.
Yesterday was day OF general rejoicing among the
chdres Of the Five Points Msion under the direction
Of the Ladies' Home Mission Socisty. The Home which,
- readers already aware, erected on the very
spst ON which that refuge OF murderers and thieves
the Old Brswsy-ones STOOD rssoandsd with the glad
sounds Of mrth The building itself decorated for
the sceason the hands of the ladies whose
sole desire appeared to BE- to make the children merry
and happy They there at early hour in the
morning making preparations for the festivities and
manned TIL : late hour in the evening.
Last Wednesday, informed, the clothes
distributed ng the children, that they had op
poruny OF appearing in their best dress Thanksgiving
Day No less than $50 carmen distributed alto
gsther and each child, in addition to its
other articles OF dress, received pair OF shoes.
Donations of provisions sufficient to feed army of
children sent to the Home by hotels saloons and
private individuals Washington Market contributed
several barrels OF potatoes nips, oysters apples &c
besides about three huncred dollars money raised
among the butchers and provision dealers The large
cellar under the building and the larder filed with
various articles food There appeared no end TO
iurkes roast bee CAKES pies ice cream, and cona
ments OF all Kinds
il was bout four o'clock when the festivities OF the
cay commenced AL the children who had received
tickets then admitted to the Chapel and 1t must
have been gratifying 10 the manager 10 observe the
conducted the gallery by the dies the body OF
the church being occupied by visters and friends OF the
institution The wall behind the pulpit was tAst5fully
decorated with evergreens and lore the following in
ptlon-
0 . Q . . eee zee
SEQ 70 into the highways and hedges"
Q Q : > Q . .
Under this placed the banner of the school of the
society, giving the date Of its organization &C., fol-
lows
o
Old Brewery, 1850.
Day and Sabbath School OF the o
Five Points Mission
LAT Eovra S1nfa
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(BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEGRAPH

Two shipi in the Eastern offng. One brig off Squan,
another off the Highlands and at anchor the bar
bound in. The outward bound vessels have good onng
Wind fresh from NNW. Weather clear
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70 Inferior and ordinary difficult Of sae q. ID
" SID Fridays sales 5000 bales the market cong
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

We have given d large rnoun OF IN
te;es;ing foreign news on the first page
Of his paper: read it, it is worthy Of
some reflection. This shows clearly that
the time is not far off, when Europe will
be in a bic condition.
Heretofore, the great crisis Of Europe
hove originated in France, consequently
the attention Of the old continent is es
p~ecially turned inthat direction. The Gar
Nicholas, Emperor Of Russia. is deeply
engaged in the movement OF the nations.
and if by any means he can succeed in
getting Western Europe engaged in war.
so as TO cripple the French, Italian and
Engllsh powets, one great object with
him will De accomplished. For it is man
ifest that he is determined TO ovrrrun and
make a conquest of the Turkish Empire.
The armamen:s Of Russia and Austria on
the Turkish frontier, and the state oil
things in the interior Of that Umpire, are
sufficient to raise the most serious appre-
tensions. Let the Russians get possess
ion Of The Land OF Palestine, and let the
Gar plant his staff a; Jerusalem-;he nat
ursl metropolis of the Earth. and 20 &c
,iliisg :he SOFT, whiCL is now producing
So bouni.ili.y. aud how long before 9th.
er nations would become Jealous of his
wealth and growing power.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
From the St. Joseph Valley Register.
The New Township Law.

At the Election on the first Monday Of
hpri, next, all important change in our
Township system goes into force. Fro
vided that the Legislature have notupsei
it in their law, declaring tina: tia Legs
lation OF last session shall go into fore
next June. The new law will be found
on page 495, of the lst Volume Of tie
Revised Statutes, and the following is an
abstract Of its NEST important provis.
ions:
Each civil township is declared a body
polite and corparate, with right 10 con
/ tract and be contracted with. to sue and
be sued; and It's qualified voters elect
annually. on the lst Mondy OF April,
three Trustees, a Clerk and Il Treasurer.
one Of said Trustees subsequently TO be
chosen President. and She Treasurer &c
give bond, with surcties, in a sum not
less than $500. The Trustees are to be
the Judges of all Elections. and theil
Clerk with some other citizen of the
township. to be the clerks thereof.
The Trustees are to rave the care and
superintendent of the highways and
uIihSes VI tuc tONHshiP, IL II NC
their duty;
First. To divide their respective town
ships into convenient highway districts,
and the same to chnnge at pleasure.
Second. To appoint viewers to sur
vey and lay ont and open new roads,
change and alter old ones within thei'
respective townships. in such manner as
NAV De prescribed by law.
Third To fill all vacancies that Occur
in the Office of supervisors of highways
in their respective townships.
Fourth. To determine annually upon
the amount of tax that shall be assessed
for road purposes within the township.
Fifth. To see the proper application
of all moneys belonging to the township
for road purposes, and direct the appiica
ton thereof.
Sixth. They shall be the overseers O
the poor, and fence viewers of their re
spective townships; and.
Seventh. Shall have the care and man
agement of all property, real and person
al. belonging thereto, and %supcrlntend al
tie interests thereof.
1t will be seen, from the above, tina
the County Boards are Invested OF The
power to assess Road Taxes, leaving eact
Township 10 determine what its peculia'
wants require, aud also Of duties relative
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

II will he seen by reference to an adj
vertisement in this paper, tina! on next
Saturday, the County Poor Farm will be
offered for sale. This news will, perhaps
be unexpected to most Of the citizens oil
the county. as it was to US. 1t seems
that the farm so far has been a bill Of ex-
pense, and instead Of helping TO pay for
the maintenance OF paupers, it has actu-
ally not yielded any profits unless it was
to the persons who titled the ground.
The selection in the first place was a
very injudicious one, from the fact tina
it is truly a poor farm.
If we are correctly informed the course
TO be pursued by the overserrs Of the
poor is as follows: After it has been le-
gally asceriained that the person is en-
titled to support from the county, lie OF
she, as the case may be, is TO be sold gu,
to the highest bidder for some definite
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

CEsTEk TowGsnIP.-The subject Of d.
viding Center Township, is being discuss
ell by many who are interested, and we
think it is high time the citizens should
irok to the matter. At the next session
will probably be made TO form a new
Township by cutting off the western par,
of Center. Is it expedient to do this?-
Some conteSl that those living at the
extreme western portion Of the county
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

At the last session OF the Board OF
Commissioners Of this county, a new
township was formed of a part OF Ger
man and the y. L. part of Bourbon town
saip. The name given to The new town
ship is Pierce, in honor we suppose OF
the President. This is perhaps all well
enough. Also Polk and North townships
were changed-Polk now extends one
mile further east than formerly.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

period. And the price so agreed upon
the county pays. This may be cheaper
for The county, but whether the paupers
will be as well provided for is altogether
another question.
There should he something certain
about the manner in which the poor will
be cared for. We very much doubt the
proprirty Of the guardians Of the poor and
destitute. not having a place they can
call their own. where they will be prop
erly taken Care of.
If the Commissioners have been i'm
posed upon heretofore by those who have
had charge OF the county farm and pau
pers. they should not hastily abandon
The project of keeping home for the un-
fortunate; but the course is determined
upon to be pursued for a time at least,
and experience viii probably be the tea
cher IN this as in many other respects.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
TO ADVERTISERS.

Some OF our Adve rtising patrons have
manifested some little dissatisfaction.
relative IN the position occupied in the
paper by iheis fayors. Of list OF some
ten or 3 dozen Advertisements inserted
fer the first time ia any one issue. X is
useless to say that they al can immcdi-
oieiy succeed The reading matter. and as
ouE printers are very correct In knowing
nc one advertiser in prefsrsnce 10 anOth-
er, their favoTs vii! hereafter be inserted
as they are harded in and placed upon
tie file. We desire to treat all alike
The advertising money o: The mechanic.
the banker. the merchant or the la boring
man is all estimated in the same scale
BY us, and as we think should he by eve
~ one.
Othcr papers have fuuni it necessary
TO adopt this rule. and do strictly adhere
TO il. There is nothing hard or unfair in
this natter-itis simply the milless rule.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

What about our Seminary Land? By
the present law. the Seminary Lands are
to- be sold and the proceeds loaned out
for the benefit Of the Common School
fund. 1t is time this matter should be
thought about by those having the care OF
such property. and whose duty it is to
sell the same.
Better be al work.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

Nyessrs. Niles and PAGIy are in town.
lec.uring upon the science Of GEOMETRY.
which treats Of some OF HE most inter
esting phenomena Of nature and beauti-
fully explains the causes Of Somna.nbu
lisn. Cl%aiIvoyance. &c.
Mr.. Niles is an easy impressive speak
er md seems welt acquainted with his
subject. The experiments which are per
formed upon persoas selected from the
audience are such as will convince the
most skep,ical. Give them 2 call.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
Religious Notice.

There will be preaching BY Rev. DR..
MANSFIELD and LADY, at Plymouth. com
mencing on Thursday evening, the 24ih
inst, and continue over the sabbath toll
lowing.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

The Legislature adjourned last Monday
week, AMI we learn from some Of eur ex
changes chat they have drawn their pay
aud left The Railroad city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-09
IMpoRTANT --PULyER MACHEK S

IMPORTANT MACHEkS
y HYDRO-ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS, 20
constructed To be worn under the garments undsr
the skin, producing constant euvrs,t of Electro
MGgnetism, 6iaerent from any thing over brought
before the pubiic-giying @~notsotc relief tyoD The
mos, acute pom arc efecsing permanent in si
keg<GEytc Disease. The most astonishing cures have
been performed by wearing these little producers Of
Megoetsn for few weeks, durng two or tnxes hours
emily IN the day.
Paini.i Joints rissssasee iadisssson
Neuralgia Of the Face. dyspepsia, Tssshsehe,
Palpitstiou of the HeSY:, Uterine Pains,
Gout. SciatlcG, Pain along the Back,
St. titus Dalee, Stca EeadscAe
Asthma, Mysteries Blindness and Dasfaess,
AND ALL DisEASE5 CALLED NERVOUS.
The way by which shey produce thoir oeaeGoent
effects is strictly scioatfc, every well edacated
Physician web knows. al Neym4s Ds<asss are eau
Fluid or Magnetiss This sac', within the last few
years, has been firmly established By scientific expe-
THE ELECTRO. voLTAIC CHAINS
perform 9 cure BIZ supplying the eyseua with this
Flad. a large amount OF Electro Magnetism psodu-
eed aad passes into and through the system WHALE BE-
NO MEDICAL AGENT
in tae yozid can produce uaauy wall axtsafsectsd
Cstiseatea OF cure, both fsom scientific Physicians
and intelligent patients. They were 6sst introdseed
into the United States il the city of Nov York ono
year since sna having bean previously iatrodnced ii,
England, France, Germany Austrls, Belgium also in
almost every Hospital ia Europe, and secured and
pateated in those Klngdous they at once sttracted
the attention Of Professor Valentine Mott Preside ns
Van Buren,. Caynochane of that city, where ,hey
were subjected 10 the esE thorough and rigid trial
and the effects and cures performed in the diffe
hospitals IA n su fork, more than equal what they
hso anticipated, and nieasurss ouca taken 70
10 the year 1850. g
They are IN Dolly uss in every hospital ia the
country. and the demand and sale ia New YORK and
Boston is unparalleled.
pamphlet of u pages, containing tho histsxy of
this discovery, together with notices from vsrias
at Ms