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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

We know very little of Judge Edmonds personally,
and have had less sympathy with him politically-in
fact we probably voted the same ticket that he
did at any election. Nor have we been attracted by
his recent writings on the subject of spirtualsm,
which TO the extent that have been able TO peruse
them have seemed TO the product Of mind where
in selforignated impressions were family and mper-
fectly III at ally distinguished from objective realities
Yet ii does not the less appear plain to us that
TIE party which he had always supported aud
On whose nomination he was elected, was guilty OF
very cowardly act in dropping him at the late Election
and all the more cOwardIy that he wrote letter
cousentne to the sacrifice in case it should be deemed
necessary.
Whywas be thus set aside Was there even apretense,
in any quarter, that he was incompetent, unworthy
inefficient We heard of none. The sole ground On
which his removal from the Bench was demanded and
effected was that of his acknowledged belief in the
Spiritual Manifestations Of our day (or, at least,
some of the,) as verable intimatons from the Land
OF Souls No man questions the honesty Of this belief
no one doubts that is based evidence which TO bis
mind il perfectly overwhelming In short, Judge Ed
monds is believer in this "Spiritualisn' simply be-
cause il has addressed TO his perceptions evidence
which they cannot resistant is no blameworthy
for his belief than man struck with lightning might be
for falling seuseless and quiverng.
When be was ostraciEed, the story was started that
be had been accustomed to consult the spirits Of Lord
Bacon and other eminent jurists in maturing his legal
decisions This he promptly and emphaticalliy denied
whereupon II insisted by Of the journals intent
on dccryng him that he had stated in bis book that the
spuit Of Bacon had intimatcd 10 him that said spirit
had aided him Judge ~ In arriving at ha conclusions
IN n certain difficult tried before him. TWAS In
vain that tho Judge rcmonrratcd against holding k'm
responsible Tor thia uttefanco, since he had nrvs
sought counsel from disomboded spirits in Judicial
mhItcrs nor oven consciously received an, he was
pronounced unfit fo The discharge of Judicial duties
not because ol any thing done saij b, him, but be-
onuso something which claimed 10 he the spirit of Lord
ilnoon lnd claimed IN certain to have influenced
Lls laolaoh be- heinz entirely unconscious thereof
We protect aaent The spirit ~ intolerance which
hos uada Judge ilmunis ila victim ills belief IN
Spiritual Manifestations ma, have hpen ever ~ hnc
nlo mistaken hui II was an huneal conviction which
n NJ wise affected hls capacity ~ iurst ~ was
nubihef evidence ~ Tho Truth ot Tho observation h,
Imr,son lbei The itial by preservation alwp. p,c
eepds tne iehlhs ei those ,eail 10 ,uis ana,nsl
Judge heoansenl sp'linAllsn, ,eall, hnuN nuthlua
ollhe matter lh't 'ole''mp'odl, voeouOce upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

Tie Express of Saturday, Evening Edition, has the
following paragraph. The spectacle OF its grnning
with ssngy facetousness over the sale Of Four Me-
CHANCES as though they were four horses or hogs,
must be grateful to its humane and phanthropc read
ers generally
"THE Niger MARKET.-At Charleston business is
quite actiye-demand good-and prices fair to mddlng
1Ae Mercury Of 18th quotes as oiP%s sass yTse sr
sold for sls05 and each Of the rest averaging over
SlOCO'"
The Louisville Courier in paragraph not acetious,
but purely mercantile, says:
Ihe annexed prices were paid at sale of negroes at
the Court House door ON Monday negro boy aged IL
yeer for tG55 negro boy aged syears for s'6O lnero
girl aged years for $3.50
Our very Democratic President particularly pumes
himself on that paragraph in his message which dlaes
on the supreme excellence and conStitutonality of
catching any Of the above boys if they should
presume to quit their master and set up forthemseve
1t must be particularly grateful to the Democracy Of
this city, especially the Irish and German Democratic
bricklay and hodcarriers who receive their poii
cal faith sacred comes from the altar Of Tammany
Hall, to know what good prices brcklayera fetch "a
CtaTleston-one thousand dollars each Think OF II,
sweating Democrats Remember how highly you are
esteemed as class in the South. Remember that both
of the Democratic Senator'S from South Carolina sus-
tanned by those of all the other States will pay as oc
casion offers 81 eco each for mechanics. But o, &C.
MUS of Swinde though mechanics are sold merchants
lawyers, and other respectable professions, arc not
II requires humanity, according to the Democratic
Senator's and President, TO be mechanic No intellect
above that of an animal enters into the calculations
OF the brcklayer, as he places with mathematical ac
curacy brick brick and rears an edhce that pyra-
midkc. outlyc by ten thousand years that sacred
instrument tho slaye.catchng law that can insure
when all tia sections and all the gcdlikc speeches
thereon will be forgotten Rat load your hods' climb
your ladders. lay YOUR ssaders aud stre,chcp, q 20
mechanics and vote the Nauar ticket -anl vctc your
fellow vu,kmcn AZ tho South worth when alive, Onl
each Vote wc say what S,sila your moral death AMI
degradation provided the siereot,red traders Of tho
party rc, office tho tadpce Van bareus aud all che
hurrp scum " lost orce, Custom House aud plro
mac,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

-r.ni r,lrrlri-, - az ss Ne tesi u bri' ~ he
,rrer ~ pt,si" snbse'be's scinfy psld IN sni n's'
H. DE v"h u opehi !" psy pfpn' HE sny eihsf pr
veto enle,ps,e bul " three quarters ~ ssres eigb'
or,ha mans ~ building u arsiefved FROM the feisf'l
,.,.,npent u ought fsf, H. be held "a pablo pro
perry open 20 ruo use ~ ratios similar 10 those oo'
Iempiaicd IN Tho whitney project Tho choapas'' Of
Transportation thus attained would immensely onhanos
N. public bonchia ofihc work and add moral grandeur
,o its COLONIAL magnitude industrial enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21
dence Of the Peopl.

The pIee Of advertising 10 The Nse YORK HeeaS tss,s ~
ger line for nssronoysr @loe eoI nassr ssal
"a cormfs adv sufficient 70 ~ "es ssts
sm0ult 10 nearly $500. Aiass4 OHu-N y - an
That's good arithmetic, but il our eote@po's'y
pleted his calculation he would have seen ma' INC :,
The Hoky Tribune are less han half cen, pr n,
each thousand copies of the paper published - i
Triune has 5000 regular subscribers disirou'ea s
parts of the United States with probably h'e "1 !,
number of readers and those of the intelligent n,s
ohoad Kind therefore an advertisement IN Us '.As.
more valuable TO the advertiser than IN any oH'i "A
ton In the world We learn from one estaoll'na ~,
City that a single shor, advertisement IN I~ -,
Tribune was followed by siE Kindred ordsr' N'1
parts Of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

The Society Of Industry in France has offered Prize
600 francs for the best treatise on the Potato.
Isclesidc Americas
We would inform the Society OF Industry in France
that the best way to improve the Potato is to let the
100000 soldiers and Government sailors who do moth
ng but waste money, time aud powder, 50 to digging
he soil.
Apropos to nothing: The Scientific American stole
our remarks on the Crystal Palace Inauguration, I'D
them up in its own way and now boasts Of 1t as or
ousl IL that scientifc2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21
TIE VOTE or THE STATE.

The following tables show the aggregate vote OF the
rival candidates respectively for the more important
state Offices filed at our late Election. They are all
official save tho vote OF this City, which is male up
,ror, the Ward Canvasses. We believe the State
Canvass can hardly vary then hundred votes
If we have made no mistakes In our additions, the
Hards are coming out ahead OF the softs on the aver
ace vote Kings and ST. Lawrence-which alone re-
main unreported for Secretary of State-gving some
1900 majority for the Hards Butwe do not feel con-
dent thst our tables added up correctly, and the
Iatentss of the hour does not permit their revisal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

TIE REPORTED DEFALcATIoSs IN WALLsr-ihev
quite excitement in Wst yesterday among t's
~. sioh 49, r.a come 70 iiSht f " ~ iHsnA
For the information Of those Who do not know that Us
iust now the mission Of The Heraid to make rsaeM
tie benefit of its short friends in tho street We notice ne
above to say that the excitement alluded to had no f'0
excepting in the imagination of the writer Of the pssA
ard that the rumors of tie defacatOns in question ss
been current any time in the last days and horoa
exploded excepting in one instance, where an act Of l~
cretion on the part of bank officer involving but as
loss 10 the Bank caused his removal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

Tho advocates of WoNrNS Rmur~~ce rather "s
itmaa Rights slnce the hesi. cf ,Aa movement IA 'Ae
affirmation vi equal Cl,l Nui lNlI,Ssl Rights too ."
adult human heuas seae,'css ct All accidents " efse
=, N,mnca ase m,lhd ~ meet Ia coA,ea,le" ~ N"oa
este, ~ wedeesde, che M,h mst The Ohio" ""
meeting Ia eminent, r,ee,leel aed ~ eodessssM 'aa'
tuo,mcl em ,i1nmslNntlel statement II Che t'Ap"
Ties auj lurere,l,lea NeN Imposed on Woman " oAe
hNe m vN, niele viii he subnitleA and VeNaaeml WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

WISCONSIN, MapdHkes Free Democra, Of Ne
18th inst, has returns showing q majority forsRs
hibitory Liquor Law in the State OF 2oO which VII
doubtless be increased to 1900 or more. Noi"m
been passed by the Legislature, and the question aq
submitted to the people. The WausesAa Pres caa'
the election of Maine Law Assembly, bat the Cover
nor and Senate are supposed to be committed to n's
trade in liquor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

Gen. E. W. LEAyESwoRrH, our new Wing secfes1a
State runs over five hundred ahead of his ticket in hso
County Onondaga where he beats Clinton and VcrpasA
together though that County gave Pierce large mgsy
Though heavily stricken by the KNOWN Nothing. ~
sssailed in TIE Express and other Silver Gray journals
Higher Law fanatic Gen. l.. far ahead Of u' CAM
date Editor OF TIE Express in the District Of a' ~
We believe Cen LIS official course will justify i0' JUN
derre of the pfoplo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

The p,hlss,os Ia Ts Tas.s Of is Friday OF -, ~
rcron sf the .uhss rte The capital socA Of . ,s
"e,s.a ens Hsii,,s RileaAH Wa made WIN
the ruAc WAS In proper haads sas ,A,
h. ma ae.n .Aeut hl. sssai Coal Road 10 Newfs. ri
eourlsisA The writer OF the communication 'sasa
had rs,hls whatever 10 do with tho publication o. a y
S,a. ss,vi. scsaWa Ia three efthe names
~e,,A While g. scgtsSt q eaSash that sa,a ~ -,s4
,sl.,Ap.i.i usn who l 60 tia, ,hs wSss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21
The Tribune for Europe.

The next number Of The Trbune far Euyopean eircHLa
ton VIII b. issued TO MORROW MORNING. at o'clock.
Il will contain al the latest News up to the time Of going to
pres Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had II the dek Price Six Cents The America sails from
Boston On wednesday at 70 O'Clock.
Subscriptions ard Advertisements for TIE NeO 70 *
IrsiuHe can be len ". - the following Agents
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Strand
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rAar,,o We have received cop's. o. Wv ..sla rsA
tv~ts.,,, vi rampro 60 The ESD ult me ,ssnss
ne whatever ei novvsy mteNs or n.trsc.ica
Gen Well Was engaged IN lve'eea,i'S s.,sa and So
.s Ntesi which, L i sad meoa needed sss lsl
r,,,, !, s,sat All, anlage New ogleaH Fss'""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

view 70 conn a"dl'g appeal 70 ouf 'ew Isy.I,sv
~ 'hsr repeal Or ''i'l2a'on We trst shis m,s:,,
viii be- strongly II not Dausrousy attended. ana 49,,
soeb ~ exposition u aclsana pnc pie, will b, n,l.
,s cannot fail 10 command Legislative attention
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The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The Tribune
for California, Oregon and the Sandriea Islands twill
contain summary OF all the Latest Foreign and Domes
tic News since the last Money and Market Re
pors Marriages. Death, &c.
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mfng can be had
Ct the desk This Morning Price c cents.
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CriEfRkTEp NEaHyucE;


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

The trtl Of James l. fIOare for the murder Of Susan
MeABpsby concluded on Saturday with verdict Of
guilty. Tie care VIA 0pe Of great clcamess, much
10 AZ 70 leays 10 81 ad0w Of doubt b. 10 guilt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

Tls sg,tss lMch) Exres'or advocates tho ''''
SALOONS en cur steamboats, Il says 81, ,mas,s
I'VE uust another season Of navigation wa ~, s,Ie,s
new era Ia this respect aud that more ah SIs sprn
viii 10 msus tho liquor II Il l. necessary 70 ~ ssa far
en h,as,i lrt Il ho In charge OF the Steward "n0
nlsh Il when M Is reaky noodcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21
Nr,. WINK many TRIBUNE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER a. 1863

s.a .,s MI, AAse,olesi 'iss gte fsos'y n f'' leoo
rance .tsii sndefes M elimination Ggg'y hiss ft'sD
l,,...a ,,ee ~ = sos,ss hfDre gfD'sly ipisfgaslbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

Louis DE Com. cougicted Of rnsDslaughter in the
killing u Eugene Melville, sentenced Saturday
70 tie State piisOu for two years anl ten months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

A completed list Of the names Of the Members Of the
next legislature will be found On the third page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21
Nretu-9gprIs Eis1lIp Qrlbu1ee
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1853.
10 CORRESPONDENTs

70 CORRESPONDENTS
b Of atioEs Whatever
ntended insertion be authenticated by the and
address the necessarily for publication but
guarantee Of biz good faith.
cannot undertake rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21
JIDGE EDMONDS.

Total lol, 4O7 ss,a97 soals e5s77 5s,sos 55a's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

SYuIN MGCECE>-An entirely new INVENTION ana
- 81 t-s ,s yz-Tcsr e oc-s inrss saa oei s-
sss zss TAfss sa<AEssN Vis sirse i'e sad 1ae ~ g.
c-xy ssirz& stst ascs. i-e Hectsst q -
wlisszf afssinG BE sos Ca4
he zs<Alzs sFxstiSS =.
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=. -, s-I -ss.' cs-s@ Ma So iAe c1sFt o.
ffe -. ~ SO ~. "a. Z
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se1s - iff DAY 81 !a41
.,<,s ff tsr.ss tAs sNahts- g ne Nf'r aAa
ssfrs nais- sssscisL ~ ~ e1is fss A. $50 - ~
N.t a. tgs acre csiVa" an "sl -
$50 ~ N is1s lzEa q cthss ft ly se A. y nca
~ .-za-s. vain g. SCI h eafr' a1i-
h.1eS s-1srev - Az Fersn - Ro- ei
~ .>.t.esI lsSlAR FEE7AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

mode Of ransacDg the business also affords an oppor
tunity OF reporting movement in the stock Thus
gives thousand shares for services rendered OF to
be rendered to the Company, and at the same time
brings with him his friend c, who buys them OF b at
per cent premium or such other rate the state OF
the market will justify Thus receives $500 or
$1,000 without q stroke of pen, and it is reported
next day a. bona de sale of thousand shares at an
advanced price.
The mere exposure Of such project ought to suffice
for its extinction and there indications that the
public judgment is not msed with regard TO 1t. Not
ore respectable journal has yet been found to lend it
self 10 the dare say Il has not been for
want Of solicitation and propOsas-whie an honorable
war has been declared against it in many quarters II
Congers too it has TO encounter the redoubiable OPP
portion Of Col Benton Gen. Iiusk aud other gentle
men who cannot be seduced by the aluremens of the
most brilliant speculation In moonshine shares But is
supporters active, their power OF invention aud in
trgue grcnt their offers lavish md unless public alton
ton il kept alive TO the subject, their project may be-
come much moro formidable hindrhncc in the way OF
gcfuinc Pacific railroad Enterprise than the real
friends Olllhi great national dcsidorhum now imagine.
n ia earnestly 10 bo hoped that the next sesaon Of
Congress should not pass by without Tho adoption Of
son,e honcsl md Practicable plan for the building Of
ihe fond Tho necossiiy Ia urgent aud after tho 70
ports ~ hp officers srnt out ~ osplofo there will bo
little dhrIly IN determining which s The most easy
md advantageous fouie. What Ia tho beat mode Of
geilnp lLe wot accomplished will not 40 readily be
ag,.ed ~ Lpi n IL ooflsip Lal IN ono orn 90 another
ila ND u DO OosefmaoDl must be- had On This head
ilea 10 opo suggestion which may we'll b. borrowed
al. ~ Auk NJ
Is,gs mind md nobin IDEAS. with whom The
ls,i6o nsilfosd Yas aomeilba mo,a HAN sloot
spaeslslloB Nj, WhinsD p,npoafd that lha mad
fiDld 10 bpt ham iho p'oooeda ~ palie lands api
Usf Lsllng bus been eonsif usied mn he property NJ
lle rLole eeepi,y llstoaid opi be- eenyefled lpio
toy,ss ri fysle eso bal 'lal ibs charges ' passage
snd baDsle,laliop should be " ,ed"eed ~ sImpp ~
sanee ~, u,thlnf expenses aud ,spsls Here h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

NCXt 20 The ITy sfdI TtI1rf, ItIIILH IMpDfiuHl
Broadway the that sfaets ba st'eston q
a<rs and srAnser wko fhints o. bsyss Dss1g Css Wos
Rox OpeIs CT Jewel CssGs Me Box BaSss isagsx an
eryp Btty Jumper chr srsetiFs anvil sssHsss
TvfTLEsi E Opsn and VIII ess
TIN reh ~ boat sE5 slsss
priee Reader q the Tmporiarn = III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, sc.

fypo~EIipE CELEBRATED PATENT CAST TaJs
~ ssnins, yitbou. rivs.s An entirely new article
r. ,s 'ssnGny sdsets
Per winning spet isss thsn b pat up
principle. Ths Ne. rorL Foundry snd Iron Rsiax Con-
@ @ is ssst Sss Ti .s vault sss
shutsrs tfsosss eol1mns vsrs covers grAtngs bsioo
nlss yessne otses And desk railing door aaa vinds-
cs.ass al ss.orip.on9 Z ioVsss p1ssa
Specimens o. ths railing Ia seotions 70 BE- sem at shsc
y Dvsae street few doors ssst Of Broadway
NTxv YORK BERLIN IRON fUaNITURR WORKS
IN VIM. T Bachelor for netly Of No. Sc Duane street
,ospeefuy spprises lis friends that having com plei
rsrrersnts for business connection
Ant fra Of W. T. Bachelor Co. will continue the
manufacture OF iron furniture all its upon
ar 81 Iusne s.res. Ths sstsbils will
ali tmfs the freshest specimens and patterns Of tbs
sbrsEs Will make such Improvements may be prsc
tss.o and win bras cut from time to y me osnsl DO
his old customers the city sad country to visit tho
ssS examine the stock consisting OF bsdssAd
hsne se.eee chsirs brackets mirrors spittoons door
stas UMBRELLA stands eresssds cribs cradles osnt-s
tsbles &s &s 40 0faes ana warer2ons ia connection
". T. BATcHELoR CO.
TCHN d. WTcxKRsH HAM MANUFACTURER OF wIKs
81 railing iron fences for farms &c No BIZ Broadway
iron work iron aad wire raisg for public ans
private grounds parks lawns dweilings De-. rom hfy
pies ss,ortnent this city prices from three dollars e
dollars Iron dogs oas vsses ketohings posts
sprng chairs settees mattresses towel stands hat rao
brs railroad and farm fences from dollar sixty
cents 70 ig dollars rod The subscriber offers tho larEssh
ef iron work In the United States all OF
bis xY n .f .s cor, = ms. ss9ssss, low
Lewis strss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
HO0GEnYRAOs,

IyFrTRAL koUNT VERNON LOTs.-THE UEDFR
~ signed ofer for sale limited number Of lots in
above choice locality tbs price but different
forms Of payment those cold by the Central Mount
Vernon Land and In Association provided they
disposed Of prior TO the Cth day OF Septe
after which, and until the day OF dstroution should the-e
rcmsn any ots or disposal the price will be $40 per lot
Central Mount Verncn the ehgby situated aud
very desirable property known as Samson d. valentine
farm 81 East Chester II along the White Pians 70 80
the west and northwest touching the New Haven ks
road depot at the while Its wstrn boundary within
three minutes walk 81 the Harlem Railroad depot oern
thuk facility for railroad travel The railroad derots
not In perspective hut 10 reaty-not things coate
psted but hxed fsotsaordng the most pie
dalton. No other property sdacent o~s the adgsn
tsges neither Ia point o. location qualify ~ soil
uente 70 the railroad eepots 10 ding situation
See the rropsryeepsre and ud for yourselves for the
tree value OF article car be most accurately ssceraned
Ly comparison. Mr. Valentine the prem will STOW
an ana open for Inspection They will he disbuted In sill
rs month"; and IN such manner may he decided by
t aforesaid. Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing
will Apply between the hours o 10 O'Clock A. ~ aud
~ n ~ the cfce 81 John G. Ksyser No 50 Cedar street
"a fsor or the following gentlemsn members ~ the
Central crrt Vernon Land and improvement
s. s6fHRSerbtok u Spruce street VIM. Schuter ohoo d
German Bcmgcrat Chatham street Jos Scbults l Ful
81 ret Louie letter 79 William street Jouis Jos
ger Hs 10 gery CITIZENS Bank Building T. hsilander
ne fulton fiatat. ~ Kuats, ~ Essex street.
L.sOsbRAM VILLAGE ASSOCIATIONS WILL DFhW
or Coire cf lots at f 6roome street near the Bovery
koria1 e-ena8 the Ssh inst All Who wish ~ Join rsn
a. so teforsthst evening on application ~ No5Ns
street ~ Bro0rne street
SEWELL 4 BANKER. No, 3 Nassau street,
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TEIEGRAP.T

IYeUGHToN's MAGNETIC ELTcTRfc ylcUTyrg
for medical purposes Paseat spilled f,r-Iasss 10
struments safeguarding, vthols II Equids d
kind and combine all tie that can
he desired by the practitioner Of msdn ri scEsfy pro
dueirg age,t Of great value for he yOry nnnsr
oss OF diseases aad The trly offered 10
the public, oonstruced and arranged according scientific
principles expressly for medical purposes that always
be relied ON to give the influence dssFtd for tho
rheumatism neuralgia hesdscbe tooths.r swesd joints
choc, oeoief. epilepsy, se2sks. and very many othor
ds5ssses hsnufsct,rta.s fo- stlt BY CHARLES SAN
ORD, " Cedsr strsgs.