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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17
saVERlNEuEsTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

4 IBER1O G. PAINE LATE FROM LIMA, PERU,
"A who arrived here the 18th September, b the
steamer Empire City, from Aspinwan, viii confer favor
by sailing &C 26o Ninth street. upon he gentleman whom
he accommodated the Isthmus with chsnIe OF coth
Ing ard who nov wishes to see him businsss Of m.
bgfi6TSA
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sts and liquor dsslsIs hrgs stock of che niosls ln
kndinx: b on,ns, iodips hypo sulp SOFA chiords
Sssis- diver essmi.s and rougs, pllnbaso distiss
qussai.sr. 10 css ssssa'ras, ssrAniom, wormwoea
ba iomlss ing ps-tiss vanilla, suiphass ammonis' Oh
o. .sssnces run s,snae peach and eidsr bran
dies, p.snns ma, !, w.rs no pls bs~uth. nickel sadmi
sslnc and saihc asds ooooioa osutc barryta ana po
ss.. o.Sss TganSn pr. eewasr blue
qaar Dye and wlss.--Bacns,sr,s ..,sbr.sea
iIdye By al scknosisdgsd t5e beat In ne worit
rooms :. 4 BArcHE6s hair dye VIC. and n .rss
mental hair factory, No. as Broadway.
~ am Dad AZ tho Top" was the excIaaa-
full fuxuriapce natures choicest ornament uss MIL
l. RS hair nvisorstor Only rs e-nts per botls. Do
pot 100 B0v"y. For sale By drasgsts generally.
Crsssdoro's Llquia HAIR Dye Rides tn
solute, The best and only article extant Sold ~hie
eac ard retail and AsIled CystxdOros No. Aston
House. Copy the address
Whisksrs or Mousxacnes Forced % Grow
In ss weeks BY my eususnt which win not stain In
try. X. @. GRAHAM, l07 Nassau ntrset; Zsiber A
soufh hrd street, Philadelphia.
phalon's paphSan Lot on When that gauxy
ham called tho spdernis 10 suussd with hunors dark
snsa y tan ,GssLsnsd ey chaps csmslnsss Is N a., mss
guar cosmetic, which puIiAes aad clears this, their
envelope snd thus renders the complexion transp rsnt
ard TIE shin smoeth sik. +. PaALON, SIT Broad
way (st Nceoiss pcts) and l97 Broadway, cornsr Of
Des street. For sals BY druggists generally
j, u. Thompson, from Paris, chronological
hair cutter No Warren street, three doors from Broad
way He the only artist IN New York who ashy
cuttg the hair TO suit the formation
had
Gray, Red or Uns.shtly Hair, cmn easily
and instantly Be converted into beautiful black or
tion by tbs Of Bogss electric hair dye The opera
tioh Is magical while ths beauty Of the color parfec
ton This with Boge's hyperion fluid, for the hair,
ana other preparations. sold in New York BY A. D.
.srds 100 Fulton street. Chas. Ring Co. Broa isAv;
Ruskton, C~,k Co, Broadway; CIickencr & Co 81
Barclay street. and chemists ana perumers throughout
she world
Wigs aud TOupces.-vVc would advise All
persona in want Of the above pamsd articles to c on
MEJ HURT & BEARD 81 Maiden lane whore they have
always On hand back and front hrads and cuils Copy
the address,.
nark iher0, and rapport them, pray,
To Lyon 424 Brosdwsy.
Pedlrs are about with counterfeits Of Lyons Magnetic
Mara them, and report TO E LYON, 424 Broadway.
AsSDwall's Tonic MaxSure, ranks within
the inelnbe specifics inmedicioe, It Is the positive
cote for fsver and ague curiog within few
DAYS never failing to produce the desirable result Pre-
pared by THOMAS & MAXWELL. SUCCESS sors TO James.
Aspi' wall Sc william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17
THE TRADES, sc.

4 GAFDENkR TO CO IN TIE COUNfRy-GE NUT
~ Understand grss~ flowers and vegetables. apply
to W. q. McN,ey, 96 Chambers rtreet, inmedistely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Lsees and EmbsO' desScs Mt Gcnln's Ba~
xasrThe stock OF lacee and embrodees at the bszaa
10 complete eptome Of al he styles 10 vogue sbroa1
n th- aseo Of Brussels, Nesthu Honirou
Asc vaisn:~npesto the neat and .per fabrics
suitable for househoa Cal aud examine the acts
Of lcce &c Of known ssbic and fash,os pat
tsrn GhNIN'S Bazaar, 6i3 Broadway, st. Nicholas
Hctel
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PUBLIC NEE TING.

1 4 yEEING OF THE THIarEENrH WARD DE
"A mocrstic Re publican Charter Committee, tho fol-
boeipg tic.et was adopted unsnimorsy:--
For alderman-l8niel p. ga minis.
hstessor- Leaf Wilmington
School Conmissinncr-Andrew J. Gaze.
In pector-John sireenvAult.
Trusres-Ezrs Terry, John j. Philips.
CoDstsolss-John W. S,merin1yke, Alfred Jerrari.
Inspectors Of Escton-F-At district, Peter Mitchell
John W. Dewey; econd Fred. Ailler, Jas Wclls;
Third Frederick Ards pake VIM Fishe. Weeks; Fourth,
L wa,d Worosn. George Ogden; Fifth Peter Roe, Vim.
Dopoboe; Sixth, Wn, miller, Albert KILLER
LsNiS WILMINGTON, Chairman.
VIZ II. 81 CoEKIJ, Secretary.
TIA NETTING or TIE NATIONAL DENoCR Alto
= Arssu,biy Ccnseptioc, for the Fifteenth isse ntly
District Seventeenth wsr5, held at Hermitage Hall
soncss evening October 10, Me- Charles a Whe'an
oranimouay nominated &c tie national democratic
candidate for Assembly in the above district.
JAMES MURPHY, Chairman.
CHARLES A. MAGSys, Secretary.
CfvENTH JUalCI L DISTRICT AT 4 CONvEN IGN
- Of the delegates the alb district, convened st
the heuse otkGecrge PAWS ;or the purpose Of nonii
na'isg civil end police justice the wsrds omposilg
sid ai,trct fuly Represented, and organized
BY III, appointment Of Thomas Starr, Esq chsir nan,
and Gtlism Nolan, Esq secretary. Thomas Pssraop,
t,q unanimously nominated for Civil Jusc'ce, md
Miebesl o. ppsIy unanimously nom'u.seJ for
Police Justice THOMAS STARR, Chairman
WILLIAM Nol..S. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17
STOLEN FOODS.

III oRsE ET0LEN- FROM TIE PREMISES OF TIE
II suba,riber, at 1ucksaoe, Eas.ehssser township
dark bay mare I've years old snd ahout Is hands higa
with long tail, and white spot fo,ehesd chased by
collar the left shoulder ard too CT mAne sso, two
ssts Of single harness. one Of Them patent leather for
light wagon ANY ono giving Information that win lssd
to the covery Of The win be hands oely
Address James Psuman, Tuckshos OF W. Penrnan Co.,
No 7. Park place, Now York
NOTICE TO PAwNBROKEgs AND JEWELLERS -
IN silver stolen from the premises No. 30 Prince street.
large desssHt spoons, silver tea spoons salt spoons
and butter Knife. liberal reward win bs pah for
thsir delivery to tie above place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Among the Incur ahie Epidsmscs or the day
h manic for tho shirts made by GREEN, No.
Actor hoase Like jeaou.y It gro 50 ~ shat It feeds
Nobody stop 1t 30 long GREEN surpssses AL
competitors 10 his ats and u neve: guilty Of "punic
Ssath,, 10 a customer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

nssche, LoEs AID Square sna was, ana Paris
made ccaks ircm auclion 81 half the original
A + SrsW AIT c..
Brnxd<ay Chambers, aud Rea de streats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Gl0vesS GslOvesy GIOvesl GlovesI Of every
passsts description and qu.lty, for sale At tho lowest
pfices at the old glove establishment OF L. HYATT Il
Co., lI6H sutton rtyest OF the celebrated
Webster sbirts, winch are ~srIanted to at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

A SITUATION wANTFD by RESPECT ABLE Young
n woman, TO DO house work in email private family
Can tie seen for two Gays d. Ito wsst twenty fourth
street, between sixth ana seventh avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Wigs aud TOupces.-Wc would advise All
pssns in want Of the above named article. c,n on
MEJ HURT BEARD, 81 Maiden lane whore they have
always hand back and front hraids and cuis Copy
the Gdaress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Gaygc 30 Cent Dsguerxeosypes .-Save y0uR
nsnsy and instead Of paying and three dollars for
acsguerreofyTe, 60 TO HUfCAINGa S9s BroAiwAy, and
elndsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

gESPFCr1 BILE MIDDLE AGED P80rEsrsNr Wp
"A man wants o situation cook, wssasr nd isonsr,
IN rUls private family be for two sysat l15
West Twenty.fonIth street between sx.h aud seventh
ayenres IA the rear, second floor. fsont room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

TI'O MIKMEN FOR SALE A.H0BsF, WAGON, lar
Il hess and rsupc, cheap. Toa youpp man Wishing 10
embark IN susioess slresdy established, this Is
portunity seldom met with, Apply In the market, 36
JAM atrssr
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4 GERMAN 6IRI, WHO O AN SPEAK GOOD ENoLI5H,
"A wsnts situation 40 ssAmstrs~A CAn give good -
ference wages not much Of oojest eo,d
hose Pkass san at $40 Tenth street, On address o. b,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

TIE asws by the Bslsic, thnugh s1lShiy In-
terestirg Is OF important to the pubic the IN
precedeD.ed low prices at which fall and clothing
Fold ut SHOCK, VsN ssUN Il CO.'S, 10 Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

A RESPECT BIE GIRL WANTS A 81 UATfuN AZ
n chambsrma q G ~si'er 10 take OF chi.drsn
IL good plain seven rnd kniter. Can give bss Of city
reference Please eau scares mt hrs Ferris rs La
fsyette pls.e, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

@ Forming FOR SALE, A HANTSOME DOUBLE BAR
~ rel gun, swedish manufa cture; also very ane
owner Is leaving the city. Apply st IL can street,
abose Smith, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Nevvr Believe an Advertise ment without cor
1obcratDs evdepcs.-Whsn you assured that SMITH
RUTBERS FELL ng the nnst fashionable fall c,oshog
b the city at tee chespess rates. make Il your business
- 20 to l22 Fulton street AID ascertain 1t 90 true
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

A COOK wANTGD--N 40 II SOBER AND HONEST,
IN and can be veil recommended. as9ly st the
fourth house east Of EsoAisay IN 5evsnsenth street,
opposite Union park
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CLOTHING, &C.

HtAsr OFF CLOTHING wANTED.-GENnnGEN HAv.
large small quantities receive the very hishes'
price for then By applying TO addressing THOMAS
COEROY, 4a1 PsArl street.
VAST OFF CLOTHING 81, COO WORTH WANTED =
clothing obtain the highest price In current money
By calling on, or sing through post. JAMES
MO- ONLY, IL Orange str,et few doors from Chatham
street.
n iOTENC-LAbIE5 AND GENTLEMEN Il AvfNG
~ any to dispose OF, receive fair cash prcs ~
sending TO the house IL West broadway plsce and %
West broadway, by letter through the Post Otlcs
ladies' attended BY Mrs. Cohen. 8. COHEN.
~ Old AND sILvER BANK AGENCY, 90 AND 90
NJ Flu ten street Bank notes redeemed 10 gold and
silver at the folio sirg rates or at par far co,aing-
Eighth Avenue Bank IS csnts: Knickerbocker BANK 90
cents Bank Of waahorAw &C 20 cents for cothng Far
sr's ard Merchsnts Bark Memphis Is cents; Bsnk Of
ktord, 20 csnts Cochituate Bank, Boston. 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

j. u. Thompson, from Paris, chronological
hair cutter No Warren street. three doors from Broad
way He "a the only artist IN New York who thoros shy
stands cut-g the hair to suit the formation toe
hAtd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

a YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION As ca M
IA bsrnsid and ass;e in the washing AMI .roar,g:
eivo good city refrrsn,e Can be FOR ds,s 40
Henry street in the resr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

DISPOSE Of the balance o. his stock Of FIR quality ready
nads clothing, comprising overcosts business coats,
Van.&ocna vests, &C., at wholesale prices, with new
- entering the premises 1t the old stand No 23I
Broadway, on the first Of February pext with entire
Few stock. Wa. r. JENNINGS Z aud Barclay ut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

a REsPEcr sBLE YOUNG w0sAN WANTS a eI,U.
~ alton o. laundress OF chac bsrmaid or 20 DO geoe
I'll homework in private family The best city
given Please call ut 1873 issex street Of Houston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

nnsrs ia invited 70 the rich extensive STOCK Of
hcie fs and winter honnets Pre- icb ariGi flowers,
feathers sna RIB ms ~ X. r. Wide's Spacious show
Nos 20 and 70 John street 10 the large
boonets stsls brought out for ha present
snd app ching seasons, by thu sading uosises Of
Paris, L. represented. lbs variety OF material the
dfversity OF e-qu.te shapss the ricnuess Of
Tn trinr iugs, &C. render this the brilliant
dispays tho department u fashion which It be-
lcpes that has been made In New York. order
- sdd 70 s end for the purpose of seepiox
trade novir and g're mpl,ymcnt 70 hs personnel OF
hfs esrsbIiehment the undersigned has
that ry article in his warehouse shall
be offered a. cost Price Tee ladies Of New York not
ssy 10 have her such opportunity to make cheap
onaoy 60 Oft rapidly under tia srrar CEMENT taey
sh0u'd cab early In order 70 insure ample field for
choice X. 7. WILDE, 90 and ~ Johu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

THUG STORE FOR sALE--APPLY AT IS mYaTT.S
avenue. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

4 YOUNG GI2I. WISHES A sIrUATiNT 70 Do
n chamber work ard sewing; has good reference
Can be for two ds,s ut IS Tsouty ft street, be
tween sixth and Seventh avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
n wishes situation sesmstreas; would have no
objection TO assist Ia chsmbe rwork 1crstauds family
sewing VIII 10 fouot wiling oblging Plesse call
address for tSo ns a. lo3 Third aysnue in tho boat
and shoe store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

]. NfsPECTaBlE YOUNG woaAN WANTS A ST rUA
~ tor cnanbe1mtio or waiter: objection to 6na
waslirg Coed references Given Call vt 100 Tvcn.J.
secotd street, between First sui Second area.ss for
two ssys Il not engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

4 SITUATION WANTED BY A Respect ABLE GIRL,
~ TO DO general hpassvcrk. liz 8 good plain cook
wester and ircner Gao bs fer 4 20 days q. 22l
Fast Twentieth street. secend floor, front room he
best Of city reference given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

4 RESPECTABLE SCOTCH YOUNG WOMAN W ants
a situation hundress or cha N Dermaid; best Of
city reference given. Please call at 1870 West Eighteenth
street, W. Wood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

A PPRFNrICES wANIEp--rO LEARN THE DsEss
a making None but good sea- rs need apply, a. 12S
East Twenty dfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

YOUNG MAN, fTwtN;Y-rTREE YEARS Oh, A
"A Iecsnt graduate Of the Univ orsity Of Berlin, Pros
sa, and b. profession chssaist wishes TO got s-rri
and takes THE method of fndiLya wife. The qusiida
tons required the folio ,ing:-The yocrg
lady must be well educated OF a geoc ant i've.
ly disposition, Independent ana resoute Of
good taste accom- ,lishei, a Lady bora aud bred,
and who has always made il 6 principle 70 mad
her pers nts Rcsutv ard eeslh minor c1uside-s-
Gcrs nh wIitor has enough Of the vanity Of
former and fer the latter he above bcing support
&c By lis wife L.aliy the sutsccbsr is rexaa toe
young eeys ideas slavery must Igat be cbari.-
bic. All comm lricatiors addressed 10 Norman, N.
Haven, Conn, viii b treated hono-ssly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Uosice 10 Importers ar Faacy 20a&fs.-WGnt-
cd stock ~ fine fancy goods, conmss,,n, in of
TIA hpest ocatione Broadway, in coInecon With
ttock Of ne watches and jewelrv This Is we
worth the office of importers Address W. T. r. n Co,
Post sfjce, immediately,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

A COsCHkAN. BY AN ENSLISHM TWENTY
"A nvsyears OF age; Il 6rst rata groom and driver,
and can como we'll recommended from has ssst pisoe.
Ae dress @. G., No Sullivan street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

Celebrated iyanOs AID McI0deons, at Ex.
sensy so~ priseAJhe largest assortment to BE- found
= NE United states from which TO make selections, 10
saodins pianos Of Z Gilbert Co.'s celebrated make
WA or without the 9oilac and the greatly i'm roved
Aessce Waters psnoa eccndhs nd ,anos ut great bar
gains Beau'ifui pianos, which havs b@en Isnted but
- IT time, viii DO sold low To purcnss-
ess, monthly pay nents win DO taken Pianos TO rent
Cab paid for secondhand pisuos 50RACE WATERS,
ass RroAdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

A SITUATION WANTED by RESPECTABLE
"A young woman, in smsl private family; ia . good
plain cook, washer ana roner bet of city reference
given Can te seen for two days at 2Al Delaney street.
In the rear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

IIOUsEKEsFFR'S snUAu0N w sNrIn.--t VERY
petent housekseper wishes 10 cbtsin Situation
II IIst Si,ss tel gensm,ns private family; abe
is fully qualified by long experience to take he entire
charge, best Of city references wl be glycn re
ply at Jos Bridge street. Brooklyn, address Mes. Itch
Geld, Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

- Cent Daxur rrcSsypss, by the Ortgtna
0Opan Picture Company, 2S4 Broadway, n the place
sastss paseut double cameras tTo hkenessss At singh
s1e.iDe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sIrU.
n alton as tesinstress. Good city reference gtyen
She cen be seen for two days at 65 White street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

RESPECTABLE p,.OTE TANT YOUNG WOAaN
n wants situation 10 co general Eoussvork or light
chamhsr work Please cal Al Gt6 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

WhlskeYs or Mousxzcnos Forced % Grow
In s'x weeks BY my oususnt which win not stain In
juJo the ilin 81 bottle any part Of the
Try. X. @. GRAHAM, l07 Nassau atrsst; Zsiber ~
>Outh hiro ST. eet Phiadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

DEST srRvAErs FAMILIES, HOTELS AND BOARD
ID ing houses wanting good servants, vil always find
IN excellent choice OF Grst ella girls for every kind II
work NAVY of them with several years good cirsc
ter from former employers, at NORRIS J0HNEeT'S
well ON establishment. ISL Broadvay corner Of
Race street, undey tho frviug House Also, Ge-nsa
and Protestant gis, ard German rnechauics, Tstoes
portsrs, and every HAD OF male belp at this AID the
bykDcb Office, l02 Greenwsh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

A RESP CTABLE YOUNG WON IN WISHES A -IlU.
"A alton IS cook; would b. agreeatle to DO usework
OF snail family good city reference from her sst place
where she has lived for til years Can be seen until
~ gssod At No. S6 Cahin inc street third floor back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

a GENTLEMAN WHO. Has BEEN FOR MANY
"A years In France, EDgslnd and Germany, anger
Of sugar factory en-. ref neries, and who kno~s me
ne rest improvements in tnese branches Of Industry
wYhe situst,on in the branches. Tne beat
referenc he gwen Letters addressed TO d. W. H. GIL
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-17

XsIEa. CsIL II NO 2 VINE srREsr, BROoKLYH.
H. Wanted 81 'untion b. 4 rYspe stable young girl,
20 Go chamber york has objection N aasis In wAsh
ing srd ironing las good cts refereoss. Can b
for two days tHot engaged Please calf at No. Vice
street Bruokjyn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

Mr EGiior:-WLilc, as one ofyour qron-
dam correspondents, wclco,ne you back to
the chair editorial, permit me TO renew our
old acquaintance, by making few brief re-
mark, on an article, copied from English IA.
pcrs, On the subject Of cholera. ltis Ia
mutaho fact, that the Certain cures, aud
"speaiy.,' spread abroad through tho pub
he Journals, ono doubt with the best iLtcn
.ious) ave destroying no small share Of those
whose deaths arc attributed 10 cholera. Now
will demons, .ate th,5 in iy" words. Ihy
article alluded 10 says, "lyr an attack %.
cho,ora, the specific is, an ounce each or
powdered charcoal, pure brandy, and lauda-
mum, shaken al three together, Of which a
spoonful Of the liquor is to be taken every
five nmllcs.n Everybody understands
spoonful, when not otherwise defined, to
mean n tII'e spoonful. Here there is h0V
t05A spooqJh cf iqulaaaa 10 be admia'siey-
cd ogesy .6cs njHptesl Ii retained, land q
vast many Of the cases are attended with lit
tle or no vomiting how long would the pa
ticnt, think you, survive: Not one person
in hundred can take table spoonful Of
laudanum in an h0ar, and live, without
medical aid and a vast many persons cannot
survive a haitYO0ntjM Yet among the in
experienced, and in the alarm and excite
ment Of such a terrible disease, it would be
poured down dose after DOSE till death clo-
scd the scene; for the Supplying effect Of
the Specific" would be mistaken for coll
lapse, and the patient doomed by his mis-
guided friends to certain death.
Although do not think the cholera will
break out here this season, yet as it has
shown itself in some parts Of the county,
and may become moro rife, have made the
above remarks from a sense Of duty; well
knowing that large part Of cummunity are
in the habit ofgiying Whatever they see rec
commended in the papers, without stopping
to think or enquire whether it will lill or
cure. From many years Of close olslrya.
ton, ! am constrained to believe that about
one quarter, perhaps more, who die with
the 5cmaiie3 gwen; uud Of those remedies,
opium, in its various compounds, stands at
the head-and yet i1iciouay administered
is one Of the most caicacious medicines We
possess. What chen shall we d.? | hear
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

WIG TRouDLEs.-As the wings have pro.
badly succeeded in swallowing up the abol-
itionists in this congressional district and
feel in consequence very confident of carry.
ing ii at the next congressional election,
quite pretty fight as it stands is at present
progressing among the leaders for the nom
nation Of the wing convention Mr.. Sweet
is doing a small business ostensibly on his
own hook, but it is asserted secretly for Cor.
ting, while Mr.. Norton is making efforts said
to be quite marvellous for one SO little in.
clined to violent exerton. The friends of
Mr.. Cohlng claim, that after having made so
noble n fight against DR.. Maloncy, coming
within 500 of an election in 5000 democrat
ic dis,rict--he was unjustly set aside two
years ago and they only submitted then
with the understanding that he was to have
an open field this fall. OF course, the whole
matter is none of our funeral, but every
body likes to see fair play, and If Mr., Cof
fling has been unfairly treated, as his friends
allege, we believe they will have spirit en-
ought to see him rightcd,