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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
II com AND COUGH MIXTURE.

For coughs colds and irritation Of the throat or nus
especially valuable children; family, In chansesoe ch
mate should without this efficient remedy which ssen on ne
SYMPTOMS cold would many HttcS OF bronens
snd a fatal issue in Consumption. a, a.,
No LdndGnRm preparation ~ Vpn1 N any "'se' :" ~ ~
PRICE. per Bottle, % Cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

EDW'D < collins Co. No IS wailst- n y
BROWN SHIPLEY 4 Co, EgeTpool a. en-,
PsrsG - 9EO. Il. DRAPER hasEs
Tie ssps ~il act b so.a.os - LA N. s
Ur-ci0us or Leaa a-f oh OF
us ave srs the vars thereof therein esoes@ed
COTTON DIAPERS aud T0WELINGs. so csfes
~ e, u y pieces saS deEen. Beys and Blkseiss Tor e'
- NES,HTH Co. We 81 tna = 3.os1Fui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
7 .DIARRHEA CORDIAL AND CHOLERA
rDnNINNTIUr

CERTAIN cure for DaTrahea and ne3 IN fine FOR DYse1to
VAILED Diahes and in Dysenery equally sueeessta
In he early sages OF Asac Cholera il viii be found invaluable
For Cole Of Infants Cholera insnum iii sovereign remedy
Full directions accompany each bottle PRICE, per Bottle
9, nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

The Republican AGVooate and The Geaesee Wig at Ba-
tava, " Y, have been united The Adeoeate was Silver
Gray the united paper will be only Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

These terribly distressing relieved unparalleled
degree BY parey vegetable medicine which has been oroua
SLOW IN the Of many yea Observation THAI
ali that needed provo is ecscy those wfo have never
arnnlnrnhit PRICE. Botle 81 cenis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

ROCKFORD. I'll, assured, contains 5000 inhlb.-
ants instead of the 1000 cereessy ascrbed to it in
cent letter We hasten the number while four
figures will suffice.
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V,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL srEAMERs-Ths Ships eorpOsins ,ss liae
PACIFIC, Capt. Hys.
BALTIC. CAPT. Coustock

ATLANTIC Capt. West. PAClflCi Ssp1 we
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BALTIC, Capt Ocantoeh
ADRIATIC.
skp built by coafzct expressly ioI
service Every has been taken IN their construction . 1bo IN
tb EuEns 10 nsue .trenrth speed lad their .seoOt
passengers unequasd for elegance and comfort ree
OF passage fem 70 Liverpool hclsss cabin Gid In
do exclusive state rooA SSo rom
Liverpool EewYoEk $50 go An experiences surgeon at
-h.a 70 each ADO. No kerthse until pad for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
CuPREME COURT-Cattar.gus COunty-H oratiO

CUPREME COURT-Cattarsgus County.-Horatio
u srsnst Elijah Knox Asher Garfield Sheldon seeley
Hemsn Ruge Joseph Wright Rufus Whether Merton Cox
and William in Mortgage Case compliant not
seryed-To ELIJAH KNOX and SHELDON sEELEY-Slrs fou
are hereby summoned the complaint in this action aud
Ricotvie Csttaraugus
County NewYork within days after the service hereof
elusive such servc and II the defendants fail
er the complaint Aforesaid the plaintiff will apply 20 the Court
for me demanded the said complaint And will take
notice that this action will died the ONCE
ths CLERK Of CAttarsugus Ccunty-Dated Oct a, 1855
d. @. BINGHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The In the above entitled acoR 6led IN the oce
Of CLERK Of the County Of C4sagus the 9Th tsy OF Deeeoe
1873 D. 6. BINGHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
Cleared this Forenoon.

sesmshstar Ofthe West san Juan G. Morgan
Ship-Iudsna Coffin New-Orleani W L Frost
BTiR-Fmilv Davis Charleston. DGnham & Dmon
seLooneI-Lucy, Eaton, jacksonville Thompson Hunter
Arrived.
Shin william Jsrv Css.ine Ballard II days from Aa'w,rp
with nSse ~ pas Schmidt Bachen q inst TAT % ~
lon g H. exchanged signals with ship william Weaiherley Of C
tine steering E. 18th 90 lon c. passed large quantities OK
barrels four srk and ether wrecked SUIT has be n - days
westward Of Has had five deaths al children
Sehr Windsor M Windsor, IS ds with $3.50 bush pos
toss 20 master inst Montauk bearing 81 miles briggs
w experienced very heavy weather during the
yaege.
sch Ellen Matilda Eldrdse, Portsmouth, II, Is with mdse
10 Stark W Lewis . 80
Matilda Wells Calais Wis Tsrpsuln Cove 50 ds with
iaths and lumber 10 Simpson. MsYhew 4 Co
sch Neptune Cgsn Maehias 10 ds with lumber TO Miyhew
Talbot i Co.
RI LONI-Rntk Milford
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DR. PHINNEY's FAMILY PILLS.
A. b. D. SANDS, AGENT,
No. 100 Pulton 4.

DR. j. 6. HEWETT, No. l23 Greene-st near
Prince NewYoFkPTsece confae TO DsOcsfions Hip D-
eases White swehDs RheonAtsm SgrsiDs Contrscdons Pa
rAyss Nervous Affections TeaGeraess Iafsuoa
Of the spine weakness and Dssasss Of the Limbs generally
Fewe hAs Tor - been successful tho
the above diseases and will refer oss who call hin apply
this country
al ether remedies have failed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

The LOST ARTs-hs was the theme Of third lecture u
course gotten up by the Trustees of the Williamsburg
Congregational Society its Pastor Thomas X Beecher co
operating. Ii YVES delivered Wednesday evening By
Wendell Philips TO highly saticicd audience We lad
IeIort of it, wi ih crowded This has been
so far very acceptable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
TONIC ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,

For the cure Of CtaneoBs SKIN De1se viz letter scavJ
salt hsuIn Itch Rinsw0Tm &c OF Scro0s Dsei ocro'
fua or Kings Eyi, White swelling GoFe or eweed ees u
ors SLOW Ulcers &c Rheumatic ID seas'1! Chronic hhenms-
tisn Gout SC. MooTa SPal.te D4easa Of all cilsse
Primary Secondary or Tertiary. These diseases ell arise from
n ~ In the sy.s NJ requiring alteration OF the seceuons aud
General rutncson blood For this purpose the ToNc AZ
syPuP combines the virtues of certain vegebl
ress sued 70 diseased stets Of the system will DO t1pno
,rnnda rfnlir enectve. PRICE pint BOttlcsl &L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

ANOTHER FIRE-About the same time that the NV
City Hall was in flames another fire broke out in the large
frame building in Fortieth St. the Tenth occupied
ar Varnsh Factory The building with its contents
entirely destroyed despite the exerons of the remen of
the district Loss at present unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

growth of population
In the OF le46... "
Arerored by the Marshal in 1850 f1l
In the ending Dec 81,
In the year ending Dec 81. 1853
showing aggregate increase in i've years of 1890 nhab
tanis OF average of 246 per The TRIBUNE has
sky subscribers at this enterpriSing place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

RAPID GRowrH.The Henry illinois, Courier gives the
census of that place, which shows the following rapid
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CITY ITEMS.

LECTURE THE HISTORY OF MARIE ANToINETIE.-
The Rev d. bowl ng delve ed most excellent lecture at
the Tabernacle in iway for the benefit of tire Harlem
B:p.s Cbrrch Subject "Mcre Antoinette the mother
of the Dauphnthe beautiful and heroic but unfortunate
victim of the Revolution in Frence" In the Of
the evening the lecturer took occasion to say that he did
p.ree with the writer 10 Patadms Magazine that TIE
Kew MIR Williams and the Dauphin aud the same
party Considering the weather the lcct1re we'll a.
tended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20
TONIC MIXTURE, OR FEVER AND AGUE

vegetable remedy for Fever and Asue inter
tent forms and for all diseases recurring perod-
esy This remedy has tined the fullest extent and has
conysescenee from acute dsaes where onics are
CURED and in all cases Of pIosrao1 Of strength SS wsat OF aer
i; so; vi" be found 'l''''' 'i'''i''' PRICE, per Boo
XII. VEGETABLE PURGATIVE PILLS,
For the relief and all It's painful results such
undsf tie R IL
OR needed hs. f are Gsc f S SS a@ '
per Box, IS Cents
XII. ANTLBILIOUS PILLS,
For LAYER Complaints and al forms dsssss arising from dsrsass
and sim Dns' Hssdseae VIII Ins shs ears y ssS
tn sS side aodered stomach or bowels dsaesnt action Of the
kidneys eyeoored 'tOc These Pin If taken in the
ward Of the attack. PRICE, per Box, % Cents
The UNDERMINED ssce.ins the propre.or,sp Of Dr. james
lie thar in his profession Dispensing Chemist for nearly fifteen
fhs bes; phsrascsutcs eSabshmsa this country b. had
constant occasion 70 see and prepare tns % o. Ne, ~
gsIs Esn DI chse.s%sn o., ss:.s D. wh.a1sI Dr.
pereuee acquired enable. him discriminate with confidence
cure hsonous chemical with their highest tbsrs
p-ues and the inaccurate mixtures Of glseke and o-
ingredients may reure and destroy each Other e.at
substance hy n Of d.
CnOek Of most valuable ede
IN. s stH
SU ere s N .sS s The n@snt Of
the their AID efficiency In conclusion
add hsek that refer with condolences 70 ais
his TO the public that these ssk.r Eh
his hands will be PREPARED IN stct accord
prescriptions of their distinguished originator
ALEX CUSHMAS.
Graduate and Tuses
on "a, Nev. Y,yk CoI<1e Of Piarmay.
at wholesale retail
A. CUSHMAN & Co,
Sole Propristors No. l22 Fultonst- New-York.
and Il the principal and Apothecses the city and
be ordered through any country Tue O9ea
tsS sb..t orro~fe New Bible Houss A. CUshMAN Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

Il MAIL STEAMSHIPS -
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage -................ 10
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cebin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. ..................... %
The ships from Boston call al Halifax .
ARABIA, Cspt. JHdkins, ANERtA Capt ban2i
PERSIA, Cspt. Kyrie, EIROPA- LaPt SnaAheu
ASIA. Capt. T. g Lott, CANADA capt s,oue'
AFRICA. Capt. Hsrrilen NlAGAhA Capt; Letch.
Tese ve rarrv clear White Lrht masthead Green
rsa-bosrd bow; Rcd pot bow. -,
CANADA Stone. Boston, w ecaeSdAy lstn jan
FJTRT,pA shannon New. York Wednesday, 18th Jan.
NJ lGARA LFcth Boston "Wednesday, LIST Feb.
ASIA T. g. Lott. Ne~fork NednesdsJ tn req
ARABIA Judkins Boston "Wednesday lS,n feo
AFRICA Newfork 80. W ednesday I'd Feo
Berths secured nil paid for.
An experisDced surgeon on board
shus be accountable Tor Gold silver
Bnian Je~iry Precious Est qzless bills Of
s6ns therefor and the vue thereof therein expressed
For freight passage apply 70 1900, =, a.,
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.DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR.

DYsFEPsIA dsodered Digestion be called th9 Naona
Disease America It's symptoms are headaches sddaess ner
low spi OF vision, with notes spec before
,he ewes itching tbs nos dunesB Of hearing and ringing IN
the 10 the mouths construction weight
about The chest; douy Of breathns Of uh1 alton IN lying
down or ascending ss paptaion feelings about
the heat irregular deficient appetite sinking The
somaeh scidy heartburn pain rness Of the abdomen and
oyeuess these always sppee Dypepsei
nd scr eties patient has many Of them st the time
or az erent For attacking these Proean symptoms In heir
sst viz condition the functions
the DYsPEFTic combines all the valuable ingredients which
table prrse pills where there much costiveness
with the Pills where the functions OF the liver E
reanay dlscharged viii be found most eecuoi remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-20

In PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the surrogate OF
the County Of NevYogk Notice hereby given all psrsons
having claims against GEORGE w DAWSON late Of ths oy OF
deceasd the with voashes thereOf 10
ere Subscriber residence No lCana IN the Cy Of New
York on or twelfth day OF eStDet
the eighth day OF Scpt- 1859. ESflhh DAWSON
rc.rE
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IN pURSIANCE of an ordor of Ma Surroeate of IN.

County OF Ne.York notice hereby given all prsons having
claims agins JOHN DRlSCOLI late OF the Guy Of Sewiork de-
ceased TO present The with vouchers hereof 70 ne usosr
az liz residence $50 Cherya the Ciyof New-fork on OF
before eighth day February he toufs
day OF August, lc53 DAVID BARRY, AaninntfatoF.
81 n.rfn
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VII. RHEUMATIC MIXTURE,

and valuable remedy be- used both internally
and externally the reefof
&C. Peufy Pains the Chest Stitches the Side Pa1s tho
Face EeurAl found Pains Ia the Stomach Bow
Liver Kidneys In sudden attacks Collie Bilious Collie and
Fits Gravel s give immediate relief PRICE, per
Bottle Cent?
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FTOTTst0lE-
opeipa Duz.s and Apothecses in the city and may
country Dugtn the O1ted
states a, -, -.
t6S 49,, opro-;fe New Bible Houss ACUShMAN6 Co.
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m the Editor o. The ~ Y Tribune.
of the destruction of the Corones Office
fr their Office further notice will be caed at No 10 Ger
tre-st (up sisirs,) directly opposite the Park
ROBERT GAMBLE
VIM ODONNKLL [ coxo.a..
JOSEPH HILTON, NV'0H0i''
n
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Terrible Fire at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Oct. % "A most destructive
hre occurred in this city about two o'clock this
morning. entailing loss of considerably over
one million OF dollars. It originated in the
stables attached to the New England Hotel.
destroying the hotel and the entire SQUARE on
the hill where it Stood
The following are among the losses: A 4
q: Loeb, clothing dealers, stock lost; Cook g.
Altnen. clothing dealers; Wendell, druggist:
Treat Edwards, heavy stock of groceries
and liquors; Bishop Bennington l. Co LIQUOR
dealers; Mellhinch 4 Stillman, com n,is.ion
agents; George Spr sgue, groceries and LIQUORS.
heavy stock. Mos. of the above lost all their
books and papers
The fire crossed James street, consuming the
ST. Charles Hotel, and the entire row of build
ings from the canal to Superior street, oecupied
IS follows: Chamberlain & Crawforo for.
warders books saved tho Cleveland Custom
House books AMI papers in vault, but mp-
posed to be destroyed; A. N. Gray, iron dealer.
the Board Of Trade rooms, Wilbert l. McDow
oil, large stock of groceries w. Binehrm 4
Co., iron dealers, heavy loss toeether with
several clothing stores.
Inc names the crossed Superior lane, en-
tlrely destroying Oviatt's Block, occupied bv
Il. s. Burgess, grocers and liquor dealers,
a heavy stock; j. Morrison, broker, in whose
safe there was $50, 900 in bank mates, supposed
to be consumed, as tho safe was exposed to
heroe flames from twenty-five tons Of talIow
In r. Anderson cellar Several other stores.
with their entire stocks, were alss consumed
The insurance is heavy, but the amount b a.
not yet been ascertained.
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aEoRaETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

0hoAdFToWN, Oot0D0r 3D. 1904.
Mr.. Robert Cunni, ham committed sui,.ide nm
Saturday evening, by taking quantity of lauG anum.
MIR. Cunningham was about sixty years of age. a
native of Ireland, unusually inoffensive, and very
generally beliked by those who knew him. No
cause can be ass e.. for the deed, unless il was
depression of Spirits osought by the too free use
of intoxicating drinke which he, at times would
unfortunately indulge in.
Notwithstanding the laws of our corpoya.;on for
bid the sal" If intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath
day, AMI to minors and slaves ut all times we are
sorry to say that In IRE are places in CITY v re
particulars. 1t too frequently occur tuat per ara,
old and Dung, white and cOored, are seen stappey
ing about the streets, drunk, on the Sabbath and
Wher III. slaves, who have come In from the conn
try, found lying about the streets and before tbe
doors las was RI case yesterday L. tate of bcas,
ly lntoxieui'oa diuacues In front OF the houses
large crowds OF NOISY boys to the great annoyance
Oh respectable people; We say, let the laws be al
tered SO that the ev dence of the victims. ~ oil
cases, shall be "A against the offenders. and then
the evil will be topped, and not till then. ~
We learn that the Rev Mr.. Norwood p.s,o- -
Christ (Ei iscopaD Chur oh, has receiyed sever.i
ais during the short time he has been in our cItv
70 other fields of labor. - NN'' siV'
Messrs Stone and Quigiey, IF Philadepbia .,e
the persons who h-e the contract for buiIding ths
Little Ills bridge. Ii the wea her continue. e, ~
months. - +'' SGD - = '. :" s"o
lutte heavy business was done upon our cana,
last week, confined chiefly 10 coal The wi olo H.
is in excellent navigable order. "No'e i'he
we hear OF no change in the markets 5,irc. mn,
SrE0TAToK.
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Tho OYstor Panic.


TIE following note from DIR. Chiffon, of New
York, will tend to allay the excitement and
anxiety Of oyster eaters:
The unusual excitement which now prevails
against the use of oysters, as An article Of
food, has led me to make . careful invsstiga-
ton Of the subject, with view of determining,
if possible, by chemical examination or
otherwise, whether there is or is not reason to
suppose that any popularity exists in those
now brought to our market.
For this purpose, obtained quantity of
each of tho principal kinds and have submit
ted them to numerous chemical and micros-
copical tests, but have not detected anything
whatever unusual in them. L, therefore, feel
no hesitation in stating it as my belief that
the oysters now brought fresh to our markets,
and sold by the respectable dealers, are as in
nocent and wholesome an article of food now,
as at any other season.
1t is not an unusual circumstance that oys'
tors and other shell fish, when eaten after
hoVing been kept long during the warm sea-
son, will produce serious illness, resembling
cholera, but no such ill effect would be likely
to arise whom they are received fresh from our
waters
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist
Now York, October %, 1854.
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~ Turner'S Association BaIl.-The
GERMAN TURNENS ASSOCIATION respectfully
inform their friends and the public hat they VII
give their Anniversary Ball at Ca-usi's sao n. On
To ESD N, the7 b Of NOVEMBER pext. tenficn
will be Maid to AL who m y visit them On the c.
sion, 20 hat every one will enjo' themselves.
William jain, " File, and A B Elm, Commi-
tee Of Arrangements. Oct SON rudFsat.
~ The Oorner Stone Of the New
Methodist Church, corner If vsnth and Frederick
streets G -orie' ,wn VII be lsi1 o. "Wednesday No
vember ], at oclocs, Brief sddr-s may be
expected .om tn Rev. Thos. sewall, Rev. Robt-
Dashiel and others.
Intsuigeneer, Union, and Sentinel copy, and send
bills to Star ofics. oct S0-?t
No. Grand SubscrtpttOn Ball. tn
q Nations Greys respectfully inform the CHI.
zeDs of Washington that they are making ar ange.
rnents to give Grand Subscription Ball on Monday
evening New 18th, 1864. re
For particulars zee future advertisement
R. g SHkKHLL,
Secretary Of the Executive committee.
If
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personal.

80. The Liverpool Times Of October 14th,
stats that his Excellency, James Buchanan,
the United States Minister, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Lane, has left London on q
continental tour. Daniel E. Sickles, ESQ.,, Sc.
CT etary of the Legation, is accredited Charge
d'Afaires od interim.
-. The Alton Qll.) Courier says:
General Shields arrived in this city yestsr.
day morning on his y'home. The General
Is in excellent health, and looks as we'll A va
ever saw him He left Col. Bissel but a few
days ago The Colonel was rapidly improv-
ing in health, and physicians think he will
soon recover"
80. Rev. James P. Boyce, of Columbia, 8.
c., has given ton thousond dollars to the Fur
man University. The Baptists of South Car.
olina, it is thought, bid fair not only to emu.
late but to outstrip in their liberality, in this
line, the Baptists of other States.
80. Rev. Ebenezer Knowlton, momber OF
Congress elect, from Maine, is a Free. Will
Baptist clergyman; enc or two other members
Of Congress, from that State, are alse clergy.
men. In the next Legislature Of Maine, there
will be nearly dozen members of the cleri.
cal profession, six or seven of whom ara of The
Free Will Baptist order.
Mr.. Niblo is expected to arrive at New
I OK IN the Pacific, b. lying with him an En-.
ghsh opera Company g support Miss Dolores
MARI, formerly leading soprano at the G rand
Opera, Paris, but who, being Of American
birth, can speak English as we'll as French.
lie also brings frs, AID second tenor, first
and second bass, and a second donna
80. The King of Bavaria, it seems, is a
'aitor in the courts of New York, an action
having been l1ared in the Superior Court, OIL
Wednesday, il The name of MaxYmih n, II. =
King OF Bavaria, as the plaintiff, against ia.
cob Neustadter, (now established as a mer.
chant in New York; t, re, YER thirty thousand
forms (about $4,000 alleged to be due and
owing to said plaintiff. The Express under.
stands that the claim is or alleged advances
in establishing silk factory at Bavaria some
six years ago. The answer has not yet been
put in. -az
-. The medical advisers Of the Rev. DR..
Dur give 1t a. their opinion that disease has
gained too firm hold Of him to admit Of 70.
movsl for ysar or eighteen months, and that
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10 must seek q more healthful climate than

he must seek more healthful climate than
Scotland.
80. The Rev. Charles Beecher has been
dismissed from the hrst Congre gational Church
in Newark, N. ], at his own request Ill
health ID the alleged cause of this step
-. Theeor zregstion Of tho Rev. DR.. L. NJ.
CLARK e, Of Hartford, have proposed toraise his
salary 10 So, SEQ if he will consent to remain
with them 1t will be remembered that he re
Gently received the appointment of Bishop.
-. The New York Tribune says it has in
its possession proof, in Daniel Ullman's own
handwriting That be Is of foreign birth and
calls upon the public to come forward and sx-
anime the documents,
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o~Natfonal N edfcal College, VASE
8 NafoN - The thirty third annual cours- OF
lectures will commence on the fou tn Monday II
October, and continue until March.
Thomas Miller, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Phi, siology.
VIM. p johnson, N. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, Al. u Professor of Materia Medics,
Therapeutics, and Hygiene
John Fred May, NJ D., Professor Of the Principles
aud Practice of Surs.ry.
Grafton Tyler. n D., Professor Of Pathology and
Prac ice Of Medicine,
Lewis Steiner, M. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Edward A. scott, NJ. D.. Prosector AMI psmonstrs.
The facilities for the prosecution of practical
anatomy are ample
Like most similar institutions In Europe. the dee
from which the regular lectures are given and the
wards for clinical Instructions aIs under the same
roof
The completion of the extensive additions to the
buildings since the asst session for the sccommoda
uon OF the sick, will greatly extend the usefulness
Of the medical and surgical clinic.
The entire expense for full Of lectures is
Practical anatomy BY the demenstrator. ....... 10
Matricuatng zee, payable only once..............
draduaung expenke-s 70
Admission to the medical and surgical clinic
through the whole course without charge.
For further Information address LEWIS FL.
STEINER, d., Dean Of the Faculty, Office Wash
ington Infirmary.
The lectures viii be given in the afternoon and
eue,air,g. to accommodate students who have other
engagements during the earlier part Of the day.
oct g. eotill OthNOv.