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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25
Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The following HOUSES
IN and LOTS. VIZ; ~ -
The four story brown front HOUSE and LOT No g.
finished u the best msnner with all the improvements Size
Also the two story brown stone front HOUSES and
LOTS the north side OF West i2d between 9Th and sh
Also the OuTsory brown stone front HOUSE, aud LO No
90 Fast 2 ze Of house 2fxe5 feet deep finished In the
hes: with all the modern Improvements sire OF
Also ihe four story eE:s9 stone front HOUSE ard LOT
as,1s feet deep with !. the %Ssen i%gSyemsnt; For fuI
hsn Bank Building Pine-st corner Of Broadway.
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE, or EN-
- CHANGE "A Beautifully located and valuable property,
consisting Of DWELLING 2Sss, two stories and attic wife
FULL LOTS on Gste.ay Ss5 BSdioTd Will he soLD0T
able d.ssse Of SssYck Of from ten to sEenySve acs
fGT hsS HESTER SS f u If sAs'
NOTTAGE for SALE at CLIFTON, STATEN
~ IsLANDwithn foar min walk of the ferry very
handsome new Gothic FRAME COTTAGE, filed In with
seher with III Lots OF excellent Land private
road opposite Robert Ceners estate near Ns,deretsv
Landing The house contains psror dining room six sleep
ing and bathroom marble nantles and CRATES Kitchen
The garden embraces all kinds vegetables in adance
the grounds around the house tasefay laid out with
al that gentleman Of taste could desire and ,he only
thai be ., Clifton convenient to the ferry
ind containing that amount OF land The Furniture In the
hO1se which snsw and of he best descriptions viii be sold with
So1r IN SIMMER md s,, sSo5 a aas
pdsputsbe For admission 10 see ths pre-
and full particulars, spply to ALBERT II. NICOtAY,
U.ssSb No. Broad st., New-York.
EOR SALE-A snug 30-acre FARM on the
Erie Railroad twelve houn from New York. with 200
choice fittree. and Buildings aud Grounds handsomely
fitted np The Place with the enre Crop Live stock aud
Farming Utensils complete offered for the low Of 500
inquire Of KELLOGG Co, No. io Peartst or r OTIs
Almond. AlleEhsny Co, n. Y
E,OR SALE-The three-story BRICK HOUSE,
Il No IFS Dufield st. Brooiyn. IL three yea old and
has jas been thoroughly painted and decorated ranse
heater and gas Would be tasteful and desirable r.sdens
for . eenteel fanny Price $3.50 kpply 10 CHARLES
JENKINS No 3 fnnkfortsl. Nev-York
E,OR SALE (terms essy)--Three new frst-class
fsar story HOUSES In the bloch Of Eve ell ske each
81 BY IS feet Noe S. 40 and u sah between &hsv and
L<xnscrav Have every convenience and viii thorough
erAnisstisn Price s4poo and lee. AgPys No ~ East
$sh e. CT No. 9? William ct. ~ CHAs. II. SMITH.
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Clothing.

OLOAKS and MANTILLAS.-G BULPlN,
u No ssl Broadway respectfully announces to ihe laes
that bis as.oen Of CLOAKs for che present a trade
now ready and he has much IN observing na during
HE recent visit Europe he has taken advantage OF the extra
ordinary depression existing In the Manufacturing districts
AID Germany make such extensive purchases aud
contract. a. will enable him place before the public most
exquisite rich aud costly novelties at prices never
before single inspection OF his stock Will he thor
ouRhly convincing OF this important tact -. -
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM, No 3dl Broad way.
I CARLETON Draper and Tailor, la:e Fore,
81 =. man for J. p BLACKWELL, No l79 Broadway, re-
.necty nfrms ard the public generally that he
Ia. commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS az No. y
Nassau near Futon-s where he prepared TO execute all
orders and fashionable style and al prices ~
reasonable as any other house in the city
THREE DOLLAR HATS.-Elegant French
skHats low price Of 81 usually sold 1t 81 neat
Hats al - 90. BROWN, No 4B Hudson-st
rINHE BEST PLACE to get Men and Boys
i CLOTHING at wholesale or retail ID at J. WANDER
BIIT'S No 81 Fultonst Also. INDIA RUBBER CLOTH
mo and FURNISHING GOODS
TINHE BROOKLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY have constantly hand 1t their sales
No IS Court.st. GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
and READY-MADB CLOTHING of all descriptions. for
Ladies' and Chorens All orders neatly and promptly
executed They respectfully solicit the Of the pub
lie Brooklyn, Sept ~, 1851
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Drn GOODS.

MOTHER LOT of c II + Al N
n FROM AUCTION "a
T STEW ART co.
MI sF :, ~ A9spsHsTw ssRf Ss. 8. SEVENTY.
iHAA- fiyE c EfE.P Pss T dd5S.
'l' cry The '''s sT nj p sf .ai PLAiDs.
NBrse q iai de s' Of The Roaad
iASr h''' SSS; SR a ' ctSaaasEs sd READE
5 I G y E a
~ SILK Soo9s.
ALFREp EDWARDS Co
vii be sold within sIty days, a. their store
S' foR I hHsR,'''
sy order Of the Assisnces 49, ... 81
Tiff II; fl r sST' nd 'I 5ER ls' GOODS
Nh LxrriMER,
CHEAP SILKS and DRESs GoopS'-
4 ARNOLD, CONSTABLE c.
vii otter rms 6AY r,x srSs iHs Ct si'i Psc IlIN
and .. the attention Ladies particularly 70 9sAet.y oil
Striped and Plaid st. aSs o. ys ,. %Sis .sd TO-
Ilas of Plaid SILKS mes.arBs neAsls yard for y ..
Rich and elessnt Silks OF their own 'hp"''S"'" " F
ss'tW csG PDSrd De Laiue. sa4 great bsrs.os
EsT s and Ses IN every aud the whole
will be OsS,sd St Ps' IsMPosrArloS Of FRENCH MAN
TiLLAs ard CLOAKS together with those Q, tnea W.
r.cture are sale At No 81 csnast near sIosaw
NALL and W 4 T. h ~ n oOOD
JUST received from
C o N
Some Choice Lots ..,. -.s,r
Nth plaid ard Fancy SILKS french MEhlNO>; ASH
NFRFS Woolen PLAIDS NOUS De LANES NC
srs. quantity OF Ertr. Rich Lyons and Pans HiDDo''
RAlln very Reduced Free. -Inp
MOI, ass 257, 25s and 2sl Grand 81. teor ChrysneJ
ard No. a and ~ odd Nos 81 and o5l Car arlness
INDIA and FRENCH SHAWLS.-The sub
.criber invites attention Of the most superb sn1
o.y sreciep Of India ame hair SHA ever exnioed
IN ~ ev Az, 70 an unryaed selection OF French Cashmere
ard Brocke sAWLS both long and square all OF the ns~ss
ara most recherche designs and prices 70 concde WIN 'no
present pressure Of the times oEO D.
Cloak and shawl Emporium, No 55l Broadway.
DRJNTS-Steams and Madders, new styles, re-
i ceiy,d from The works daily, for sale BY
NESMlrH CO., nos % and u orosdWy.
DRINTS-Lght and dark styles Steams ant
Madder. 10 great variety including shirtins Prntst'
French for sale by NESMlTH CO. 50 and III brosdwsy.
vNICKS. DENNIS and CHECKS-A good as
Il sortmeut inst received For sale by
NESMITH & Co. Nos 50 aud III Broadway
yNHITEROCK SHIRTlNGS.-The White
w rock Mlis superfne S7-noh Besched Cottons Also
xtr. ue COttous unequaed TOT hneness per
fiction and durability For sale By NEsMiTh CO,
w OOLEN 81 500 packages, comprising
w Cloths Cssneres sstinets, Jeans kersey. Linseys
or. pi.nJet. &C. For sale BY NESMirH Co.
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order Of the Supreme Court TUESDAY, Oct u & tss
Merchant Exehspfe New York-besuuy situated Neu
Rochelle Weaeheser County State OF New York consniss
about IS being Of the farm Of so given
State Of New York 10 Thomas Paine the suhor hero of
patriotic services IN The tines that tined meme sov Bedds
The old Homestead occupied occasionally y NJ rs.ss u "a
Farther PARTICULAR can be had Of tbs ASsot. M o. VALE,
Of Bowery Dvisionst .hs VII sfaen IsP
the farm; os Of tbs Aae'0neeu COLE ShisH"S' No |"
Nsass>t.
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matfbes, Jewelrp, 81.
ENTLEMEN's CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
~ BREAsTP1NS with Chain attached, equal TO the real
diamond Price IS few more Of those Plated Watches
tlS, Ladies Diamond Watches very lowi Magic Case
Watches; Patent Lever Hunting Watches unusually low at
L. & J. JACOBs's, No. 4O7 Broad as.
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Caruetines. Oil Cloth. &e

Garpetinss, Oil Cloth, ST..
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C., for FALL
" TRADE -McGRORTY TlLBY No. 1f2 Brosdwsy,
ne.r Lberty offer for sale their entire OF CARPET
INGs OIL CLOTHS, Sc st Retail fsr Cash AZ wholesale
price,.
L. L o o X o. l. G l. o I II s q.
L ALBRO HOYT,
No. - John-sf
And Nos. 90 81 snd 50 Plstt.st..
oFfEk TO TIE TRADE, on LIBERAL Terms,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PATTERNS OF
FLOOR oIL-CL OrHS,
CA r X A C Z o L y 5
TABLE OIL-CLOTH5.
ELOOR OIL CLOTHS.-VINING q BCF-
Il FINT0N keep large supply OF Painted Floor Cloths
cr their factories which they ofer the trade easy
te.rns a. No 10 William Il New-York.
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY
II SILL AT AUCTION ON W EbNbSOAI.

VIII. SELL AT AUgIloN w !" ."'"'"AA'
Sept n 1884 81 IL o'clpcs
At THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, NY.
sxty beautiful Wills sts-, varying IN SIC r9m qnst-t o.
an acre acres ,itus,e q Hnd.os si.osS p-,s, o.
,, Dnvvel Greek bswcen sruyten Dryvrl sad aver
sss within 81 miles Of the yi.ag. Of ons.fs si 'oD -
aile, ffom Fordkim in MestcheSer C9any a Ia ~ .
40 minutes ride BY the hHdson iS'c' hA''0a" ~ " ~
ron tns ~ ,scc desahlc and valuable Cottage Stes ara
coyerTA with handsome forest trees Enc ef - -
tstJ- r5nntry IA unsurpassed. whlch can onf DC agPe
lated upon a personal Gamma a9n a. " " 0N"~' Wv
sre.iesi panoramic view ia The world A., - ,,v.ta ,;
Tr rron..iv has been Ah cut expressly 10Y
49, \, M ipersect,d by broad avenues tenaeInS 10y
nsrt .s.y OF sesrSs aud extensive improseuisns -, ~.
temptation; the deeds are to oT class in ordrr
=, - Hudson Psr. e possible the leading village J" "e''
chester County. -, - ,,ocex cep rpw.fn OF,
TERMs-p per cent Of the purchase money I'D prsts3
hopd and mortgage for three years Al pet h
.brar OF IN. ride (which Is upqnes'ionsblel WIN os u'ui
10 each purchaser free OF COS -,
Avery beautiful Two. snd halt story ard b.senen, IN,
Css. Frame Hcuse allied in with bricks - fee on y
a. feet deep built in the very pes, - g., a.,
S,, ,oor Ibrary and Parlors with e!egant marble Man
tss ana rates ceilings and walls Oh me Llony na.'
and Psrlors handsomely fIeseoee ana oas @ .a ~
"a ,sy eeht hundred dollars On the second noor uie"
sr Five Rooms with marble Nantes and Crate, patn %
with Water Closets, and let Cold sna S a. SCI
- Ths. and Bell. throu shon aud abundance 0. Nvse
supplied with DumbWaiieri also an eAee'eh'
kitchen seIn srbnlt Carriage House aud Stable on the
i.e. Win every convenient necessary, ana room SOW
&, ro.cbmsn ard gardeners use together with sooot h,
acres OF excellent Land having 'front.' OF apou NV wv W WV
p 500 can remain boud snd norissse ot three
80 =, Al. per cent Title perfect. Cards OF admission ~
new the premises with thcgrsphic maps ana iu Pa'
can DC o0'aiIeu y ALBERT H. NICoLAY Auetioneer,
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CopdrlnershiY Notices.
Goal.

DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE
fara.es, u y srs' l.. from bo,,a jHc0B WEkks
Nos sl3 Bowsry sad IA 0rssasSt
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" ;. MsLLoR AnctI,peer: 80 ,,ov
DY HOUGHTON d MELLOR, TO-MOR

ID ROW, Tuesday a. 10 o'clock at No s5i 3day.,
HARDWARE STOCK, under judgments aud executions
comprising about worh Of Hardware Of every deschp
ton by the best makers Cresoa Hollow Csrpenters
Tools every scrptioD Cutlery Forks spoons Spirit Lev
els Tea Trays shoves Spades Hinges Chains Bits Auser
together with endless variety Of Garden Utensils 49,
Also Wooden ware viz; stepadders Clothes horses Wash
t1bs &c together With variety OF Mhewash Brushes Cop
per Brass snd Iron Ware OF best quality. d.
Also, Store Fixiurfs
this really good assortment OF Hsrdwae ~
the trade aud those about TeiuTnshing.
Catalogues on the morning of sale.
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sales bp Auetiou.
lIRLRT II. NICOLAY. AUCrIONEER

ALERT II. NICOLAY, AUCrIONEER =
POSITIVE SALE ~
SIXTY
BEAUTIFUL. VILLA SITS,
VARYING stkr fRss
ONE-HALF TO TEN ACRES
Also.
sUrERD HonsEr,
WITH ,BOfTT ACRES Oh LAND. SITUATED AT
HUDSON PAkh
IN the town OF
YONkERS.
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~ WRAY Auctloneer, VII sell on TUESDAY, sept %
at II o'clock the Store No o7 Fuonst between NASSAU
and William extensive assortment OF rchiytonsd
PIANOS being the entire stock Of celebrsed city m
turr removed for convenience Of sale by order OF tho "
signee Each instrument fully warranted WIZ De esny o
inspection Monday the 2h inst when catalogues can ~
obi Sale
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By JosEPH HEGENAS Auetioneer.
A SSIGNEE~ SALE.-On TUESDAY, Sept. 20
"A at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Central Sales Room W,iloash
by conner ct Brooklyn large aud general sssot
neut Of HARDWARE comprising every article In ths Hoe
being the entire stock OF retail dealer. Catalogues at h'
Sales Rosm on Saturday afternoon.
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VILLAGE LOTS-In MYERs's

IN ADDITION-ony $50 to fl-Thsse Lots are hish and
located In the very heart Of this old and hoursnog
village which has all the ADVANTAGES Of the city IN schools
stores and churches and only 80 minutes from Ne"
York VIA Pluships Railroad For full particulars sppy TO
John Il. MYERS. No. 1876 Brosdway
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No al W. 9lstst, MilwaFd paee Nne[s .s 49,
oTssnizipE his AFTERNOON hnd EVENING CLASSES 10
Fsnch and Spanish Oh about the l1th OF next Oetooe
tbs Of Ladies and Genemen who i've IN tn
yerity Also be will be ssd 10 receive the paoeAS o. ~
fm,I uuris who live down Terms made known on
81 pliesiiOn after p. VI. -, .,...s.A,o
B-sebool. and private families puDeuay attended 20.
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p" sLBERf Ii. NICoLAY. Auctioneer,
No 4 Broad.s;.. New Yotl
-1E,sRy II LEEDS. Aactioneer-By II: II. LEEDS Co
ASSICNEE,s SATELLITES Monday MOkN'

U,Npy N LErDs Ancti0neer-bY III T,,,N
A SSIGNEE's SALE.-THIS Monday MohN-
N ING a, ct O'Clock the contents OF the large
6ose Ne iT9 Nest 2ith 81 Tn ana sh avs
~, ., the following articles viz Basement.
oieloths Mahogany Extension Tea and pons nj, pi,,n
c61ns Dner and Tea Cut Glassware siVeEwae Noy
Cutlery SC. PaoIs-Rebly csIVed no sp n.p SID
tns.da Am and Reception Chairs TO match 1ene., S'ae
and sofa Tsbes superior Rosewood Esssre wan
~ aiJ t,ns and 6ni.h; osewood Bookcase; supsfoy
carved, Ladies. Rosewood Escfoire wih plate s' w doG
1871 Tsrss,rv CARPETS large oval Nitrous, Lace Wnd9w
cn,,.,s s choice oil Painting, in rich frames fenos IN
s,syinSs rich China Vases Basque and Paan fsurss cosby
Poon-Mshosany in crimson plush sofa sde aud
NIL. 0re Mirror Lace Curtains snd rich shades rich Oil
pin,rss mantle Clock Uncle Tom CABIN Vases. elegant
Rosewood Bedstead Bureau, Wahstand en- SUITE GU china
oiIet Set Also the choice Furniture OF seven bedIoo
romnsnx Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut suites,
Reds and Becdng HAIR Mattresses Ac &c, all OF the best
or.Iifv Sal, poz,fye.
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s1s@ IYcT Ti,i M N0TJCE.-HARLEM RIVER

N PROPERTY.-s. BARKER. Aueuoneer viii sen GA
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Sept u and q, at u O'Clock.
on the ground 100 the most splendid properly or pr
yate Weschster Co.. situated OF
mild from the Harlem Bridge opposite MeCome Dam ana
fIonting over the Harlem River and Cromwell.
Geek Every person DESTROYS OF purchasing beautiful oai
Inc se In ueasau healthy aud convenient location where
thew NAV enjoy all the comforts pleasure aud happiness OF
rrsI life combined with the advantage OF city business
CITY Hall at 81 Tot A. NJ stopping at the Meose STATEN
PPor mans kc apply 10 MCRAW 4 ALLENDoRPH, No
as Broadway; W A. TAYLOR. No l6S Bowey' or OF the
Auctjoneer No 3 Nassau ~ near Wall.
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0ITSE and EITRNITIIRE COMPLETE for
7 OTIS LOTS. LOTS-In the beautiful Village

i Of CIARENCEVILLE. L. l. Eve miles from Brooklyn,
and accessible New York By railroad in half an hour viii
be rod cheap and on terms TO uit liberal 70 noe
who buv FIVE lots This decidedly the hsndsones
suburban village OF and bids fair to ousrow them
All PrOperty there greatly improving Ia value and wi
Sia H. it thap TWO wears But few more lots left Ap
- tn " J. PECARE Ne 1863 Hester-st
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YNO LET--The new STORE No. III nassau
Ct Is feet by 1O0--msble front, plate gle. window:
ee ,oof vaults 6c &c with basement and under eeiief
ps Of the would be desired by the present occupant
Of VIII ibauire.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
lOCERIEs9s GROCERIES ri

MAYHEW,s Practical Bookkeeping, by
Ifl single and double entry, with set of ac-
count books, to be used by the learner in wri-
ting up the examples.
This work has been recommended by the Su-
perintendent of Common Schools for the City
and County of New York; by the Principal of
the New York Free Academy; by the Principals
of the Public Schools generally, and of all the
Ward Schools in the City and County Of New
York; by the Principals of all the public schools
of the cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh,
and by the teachers generally of other schools,
both public and private, to whose knoWlege it
has been brought.
Such unanimity and strength of testimony, in
Guiding the Principals of all the public schools
Of these three cities, is unprecedented, and still
this work has been received with equal favor
wherever it has become known, having been in
trOduced into the schools Of large number of
cities and towns in every part of the United
States, within the brief space of three months
from its publication, including several female
colleges in as many different States, the high
schools of large number of cities, and an al
most incredible number of academies and COM
mon schools scattered through the fifteen States.
It will be observed, also, that teachers who have
tested this work in the school-room, bear the
strongest and most cordial testimony in its fa-
Vor. -z-t+
Price for both Bookkeeping and Account
Books, 76 cents sent by mail, postage paid ad
dress. 49,
DANIEL BURGESS & CO., Publishers.
no6-3m 60 John street, New York.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
sWUaaes1sOth SEOcE

OF READY MADE. CLOTHING. AT
" the Cincinnati Clothing Store Weston Mo.
Just received one of the largest, most splendid,
ever brought to this market, consisting of ali
sizes and varieties of goods, sufficient to supply
the entire trade and demand of Kansas Terrific
ry and Platte county, during the season. :.
The principle articles contained in the above
stock OF goods, consists in fine Clothing, Cassi-
silk, satin, cloth and cashmere vests, and a
great variety of articles for cold weather; an
unparalleled variety of pantaloon manufactured
from every variety of suitable material for such
articles; beautifully finished linen shirts, &c.
10000 Cigars-Regalia and Principles on hand
for sale low, at wholesale and retail dr5'z
Call, and no article you can mention in the
clothing line will be found wanting, at prices to
suit the most penurious.
-Ht CHARLES FRIES.
Sept. %. ,54 ~ 1isas.sz %. = - 7IT71'sas
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

We wish to call the particular notice of
our readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
Turr & BAKER, Weston, Mo-, to be found
in our paper. They have a very large
stock of goods, embracing all articles usual
ly kept in Wholesale Groceries and Furni-
ture Warehouses We cannot too highly
recommend our fellow-citizens to give these
gentlemen a call to lay in their stores for
the approaching winter. They will find
first rate articles from which to select at
cheap rates. and have the pleasure of making
the acquaintance of thorough gentlemen.
Please notice the advertisement of TRUN-
DIE & Dixon, Dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints, Glassware and Stationary.
They have one of the largest and most
complete establishments west of St. Louis.
The Card of Mr.. CoswAY, Attorney at
Law and Real Estate Agent, will be found
in our paper to-day. Mr.. c. comes high
ly recommended.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
DIR. Bakers Specific.

A safe and certain cure for gleet, structures,
IA seminal weakness, and all diseases of the
genital organs. This popular and specific rnnl-
edy is now offered to the afflicted and Wsrranted
to cure all cases of gonorrhoe gleet, structures,
seminal weakness, and all diseases of the geni-
tai organs in few days. This infallible RENE
dy has saved thousands upon thousands fromthe
hands of merciless quacks, if not from a prema-
ture grave. In case of infection, MIR. Bakers
specific is the only safe and sure remedy. It is
very agreeable to the taste, creates no percep-
tible odor and may be used by persons of either
sex with entire secrecy without regard to diet,
hindrancefrom business or Medical Adviser, as
plain directions for use accompany the medi-
cine. Reader have You private Diseased Do
not neglect it,. Delay is dangerous With DR..
prevent all exposure. This medicine will speed
lily and effectually cure the most Eirulent case
of Secret Disease, and eradicate every particle
of infectious matter from the system, and restore
the patient to perfect state OF Health and Pu-
rity. -af !2t.i.f tT5
Price, 81 so per bottle. .s-s
For sale at DR.. Easterly's Family Medicine
Store, Southeast corner of Third and Chesnut
streets, St. Louis, Mo- sssf5ts 5s..ii zst- r
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
Yhe Late Elections.

California. ]. w. Denver, and P. T.
Herbert, Democrats, have been elected to
Congress by majority of 2OGO. The leg
islature as heard from stands, Senate 26
Democrats, Wings Representatives 45
Democrats, 80 Wings. The Know Moth
ings carried the tyessan Francisco.
Ohio. There is etabiiity that the
Independent ticket has rried the State.
This party is fusion ofs Know Nothings,
Wings, Anti Nebraska Democrats, and the
whole aggregate of isnss. There was no
whig ticket.
Pennsylvania. The fusionists have car
ried this State. The elements here were
much the same as those of Ohio with this
difference that in Pennsylvania, the fusion
fought under the Wing name.
Indiana From this State our returns
are limited, but thus far favorable to the
Democratic party.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
.fs-TScsyE of Territorial Of
GCerS.

DANIEL WooDsoN Esq, of Lynchburg
Va. Secretary of Kansas, arrived on the
Edinburg ON Wednesday last. Mr.. w.
comes among us, a young man, yet with
the prestige ola long and brilliant career
among the leading democratic Journalists
of the Old Dominion. We have for some
time known him as the Editor of the Lynch
burg Republican, democratic Journal of
long standing among the ablest and most
reliable in the country. Mr.. W. was early
in life resident of Boone county Missou-
ri, and is connected with some of the most
influential families there. The people OF
Kansas will find in him an able and ac-
complished public servant. J. B. DoNAL-
SON ESQ. of Illinois, q. S. Marshall for
Kansas, arrived on Monday last.