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HERE Is YOUR REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF,
r. BAD LEGS. AFTER 43 YEARS.
SUFFERING s.-- IL e....,-..


Extract of a Letter from Mr.. william G al pin,
OF 20, St. Mary's Street, Weymouth, dated
May l5te, 1851. .}
To Professor Holloway, -
SIR,-At the age of IS my wife (who
is now 6l) caught violent cold, which
settled in her legs, and ever since that
aime they have heen more or less sore,
aud greatly inflmed. Her agonies were.
dislracIing, and for months together she
was deprived entirely of rest and sleep.
Every remedy that medical men advised
was tried, but without effect; her heullh
suffered severely, aud The slate of her
legs was terrible. had oflenread your
Advertisements, and advised her 10 try
your Pills and Ointment; and, as last
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she consented TO do so,
She commenced six weeks ago, and.
strange to relate, is now in good health.
Her legs are painless, without seam OF
scar, and her sleep sound and undis.
turbed. Could you have Witnessed the
auferngs Of my wife during the last 43
years, and con,ras, them with ller present
enjoyment Of health, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means
Of SO greatly aleviating the sufferings Of
a fellow creature. (Silned)
81 WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 10 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy of Letter from Mr.. William Abbs.
Builder Of Gas Ovens, of Rushciffe. near
near Huddersicld, dated May 3lst, 1851.
10 Professor IloLLnwAY, .....-...... ~
SIR, j suffered for period Of thirty
years from, a bad leg, the result Of two
or three different Incidents al Gas Works
accompanied by scorbutic symptoms.
had recourse to a variety of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even told that the leg must be am
puta,ed, YET, in opposition 10 that opinion,
your Pills and Ointment have effected
complete cure IN so shorta time, that few
who had not Witnessed it would credit
the fact. (Signed)
WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth of this statement can be
verified by Mr.. W. P. England. Chemist,
l3, Market Street, IIuddersfeld.
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED in ONE MONTH. s-e
Extract of n Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, of Penshurst, Kent, dated Decem-
Der Stu, 1850.
To Professor IIoLLowAY,
DEAR SIR, My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
mouths, and during the whole period bad
the best medical attendance, but all to
no use. Having before healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unrivaIer
medicine, determined again 10 use you
Pills and Ointment, and therefore gave
them trial in her case, and fortunalei il
was | did so, for in less than month a
perfect cure was effected, and the bene-
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family have derived from their use is
really astonishing. | now strongly re-
command them TO all my friends.
(SignedD FREDERICK TURNER.
The Pills should be used coniointly
with the Ointmentin most of the follow.
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March 9, 1854.
NOTICE.

saaa- sl. NOTICE.
The undersigned has this day been ap-
pointed and duly qualified a, Administrator
of the estate Of John E Harris, late of Put
nam county, Ohio, deceased. s
~ LOUIS DE LUCENAY. Z
March 0, 1854, srsl.s ..t.tIs, 676
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DIED,

In This village, oil the 26,h inst, Mr.. Con u
DON H. HILL, after long illness Of Pulmina.
~ Consumption, in the 2lst year Of his bge,
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Sold at the Establishment Of Professor
holloway, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, Loadon,) aud by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire, and Of
those of the United States, in Pots al
37ic., and ST. SOC. each. Wholesale by|
the principal Drug houses in the Uuion,
and by Messrs. A. B.. 81 D, SANDS, New
York. .o a-s
CT There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes. n
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixedto
each Pot. ,83eo ,daa a
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day been up.
pointed Administrators onthe estate Of James
b. Ladd, decd, late OF Perry township, Put
nam county, Ohio. ll8h
GEORGE SKINNER. n
AMOS LADD.
March 9, 1854. s76
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"A WARMING TO EROHsSE-
T'EAUEVg,S l

FENHE GLANDORF HORSE. oMPANY
IL would caution all persons of the above
~ profession to keep aloof from their
SAE< Stables, as their Company is large
s=lZ-A and well organized, and have al
ways an abundance of funds inthe Treasury
to give pursuit in all direction on short 40.
tce, and reward the person who may secure
the Horses, Thieves or both.
Glandorf, October 90, 1854. 676*
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Charles Fenno Hoffman, the Ameri>
can author,is now an inmate of the Penn
sylvania State Eunatic Asylnm:near Har
riSburg. He is incurably insane.
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SECURE THE MEANS or uADpIEEsy

by beeOmng A time possessed 81 the know ledge the want
'i Nhie, ha. sassea the Sickness and poverty Of thousands
~ view Of sne consequences, nnwiie mother is
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eRres 70 hzgsM Mliah wtlh STARE sr uHc suffering, ls
sciier upon that blts1iEs aEoye all prieesaly
bodies sAsaty minds That kow ledge is oOnlainedi IL
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THE MARRIED WoMAN's
Private Medical Companion.

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SATURDAY. Oct. ZIP. u.

The tendency Of the Stock market was Downward
to-day although the changes not very important
The prices Of the fances are 90 low, compared WIN
what they were some time since, that 1t dnico 'o'
the bears to produce much effect upon the ma1e'-
Erie declined y cent, Harlem y cent, Cen'il u
Reading /. The selling out Of certain Phnade'phia
parties, which produced the late decline Is the result
Of disagreement in regard 30 the payment Oh avn
depd in January. Hudsos River continues to fse the
er,o, "a tho .nnIicaton Of the managers fos new
sse, ,oS d. sHs aes to 20 Gu nbernd steady. Nc
srapus also, and CsnsSn h., an upward tendency IN
-ss~Ancs ~ tie establishment of Few railroad
dInA.. ON its territory. The Stocks Of Western Rsil
,o.ss are heavy. Railroad Bonds cold to the extent OF
go 600, including $4,000 Illinois Central ct $40
70. New-York Central at s7isssi Ere Incomes
ooI Saratoga and sscketts Harbor, ssii Newborn
and New. Haven, 7sa7si. A sale OF $4,000 Ohio %
was made at IO4, and $1,000 California 10 at s4i.
In Exchange there is not much doing and quotations
are without change. Sterling, sasl Francs a'i't
a5.li. The business in Freights h' To Liverpool
4s coo bushel. Corn, I'D in bulk and bsgsi 600 o.
500 bales Cotton, Id. To Hsvre, Lard &C., coH1a
ialc. A Grain charter was made Tor CUE spa =
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NEW-JER.SEY ITEMS.

DESTROYING THE Run BgsISEss-The Tempe
rance people have taken up the matter Of prosecuting
the unlicensed rumselers of Jersey City, AMI from
prettnt appearances they will succeed in closing up
nearly every place where is dealt out During
the few past days eleven hundred complaints have
been entered before the Recorder. and trials GO
ing on daily. John Smith, keeper of the Bee
"Hve," in Newark av., found guilty Of Eve diff
ferent indictments for selling liquor without license,
and fined :ll7 so, and in default Of payment was
locked up in the hive at Bergen. Patrick Martin
was found guilty and fined $40 and costs.
Stephen Rigney found guilty, and committed to the
City Prism.
VIM. King found guilty on two charges, and fined
$50 and costs.
Robert Madigsn found guilty, and fined $40 and
costs.
Otto Meyer found guilty on two charges, and'fned
$50 and costs.
The keeper Of the "Weaver's Arms was brought
us for trial on four charges. On the first he was fined
$40 and the trial Of the other was postponed.
The trial of the eleven hundred complaints will ne
cessary occupy some weeks, but already great
good has been accomplished A number of the run
meries have been closed, the keepers having become
alarmed and the words "To Let are posted on the
doors Yesterday not drunken person WIS seen in
the Streets and it was said If any person should be
caught coming out of GROCERY the least intoxicated
be would be arrested and locked up as a witness.
There are but two places licensed to sell liquor and
those are hotels.
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DIED.,
I inst. Mr.. Ann Attenall. aged

ATTERSALL-on the 2lst inst. Mrs Ann At'ersai aged
81 years - 81, -. -.
her funeral this afternoon 2oclock from the residence OF
her Mrs kebdeD No. S6 Bowery The remAios
xill he taken 20 Greenwood for iaterynent
DAWsON-On Sunday morning. I'D last, Ssrsh p wife OF
Roim.u b. Dawson, aged a years -
The funeral will take place from her late residence No 100
s,atest Brooklyn TuesdSy next a2P.M
MACONBER-ln this City saturday. Oct 81, william
Ri ony child OF the Rev james W. and An,onette Ma
son,he, sssd wear 5 months and II days
tn and friends ofbe family invited 70 attend the
mineral ON Monday sd 10y M at the house Of j.
D,isg. No ~ sprn His remains will be taken to Cypress
Hills for intsrment =, ,.A, m Ii
sTEWART-ou Saturday. October q, Cstharne n wife
If Stewart and daughter Of Adrian Hegeman aged ~
wears 10 months and II days ,,,.. - .,,..,
Monday Sd inst At p M tFoin heF ste res
iosree No S5Tillnry ST.. Brooklyn -,
THORNALL-Ou Sunday, Oct z after snort OUT pa'hi
uness Jeremiah Thornsll ia the lSh year OIL age
The relatives trends OF the family also the members OF
Houe Lodse No 2il and A the members OF II and o.
10 No s. also the members Of Tent No :, o. OF X
ave respectfly invited attend his funeral Tuesday
Chriophers remains llbe taken to Metuchin ~ j..
for inteTment =.
IUCKER-On Saturday 2lst inst OF sholers, Mr. John B.
Tucker In the seth year Of his -
The friends of the family aud those of his son'in law Col
Garrett Dyckmen and OF Covenant Lodge, No 81. o.
are invited attend his funeral this day at loi
o'clock from No leo Firstst
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS IN THs Cry AND COUNTY OF
" Nrw.YoRK from october Ia 20 October q 1854
nrx g3-BoYs lS6-GIRLs, l25.. Total, A41.
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aiinn nf rich Silks nnd Dress Goods

The importation of rich Silks and Dress Goods
wiz Mepo and Delanes has been unusually large this
son aud large quantities Of foreign goods consigned have been
forced at sales prices below the cst OF
NJ f. TowLE & Co, No. 28l Grand ct taking adysn
tee Of these sales selling French Mernos 7 worth 81
the yad and fne qualities at and O which cost 70
male al 81 TO ST. as ell choice colos rich Brocade Silks at
81 and lO worth 81 rs ~ per yard Harlequin aud Satin
Plaid SILK from 81 TO l0 cheap at 81 to - the yard onen
bought elsewhere the city Boche Long and Square shaw
of abe newest designs and colorng, trem % TO also
splendd assortment Of Cashmere Broohe Long Shawls
which received medal de argent at the Exhoon from ~
10 $50 of the finest qualities imported and will open to-day
500 pieces Of Saxony Paid patterns from 70 the
yard. =. >; q ~ r iVcL 49, u W IuE.u
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COMMERCIAL MAZI,ER8.
Sale. OF stocks at PhiIadNIphia

Reported for THE N. TRIBUNE By Fay ThoM,sl
6. b5wn III; 900 do b5 MS $50 Pennsyl ysnis S.
a. $3.50 Lshish Morssse &C. go Psnnsyysnis y; 600
Leigh Zinc X; 50 Long Island R. l4tj Reading r. r.
w. 30 DO b5 81; 100 DO. s5wn. ssh 80 Chester Valley r.
S. 100 schuyL Nav Pref days 52t n Beaver Meadow T.
Bs,eea Board-s20oO sehaJki Nav g. 's2. 75li Penn
r. R., H. - -
second Bcdyd-s3 600 Long leland Railroad &C. b5wn 7I;
al 40 CITY Railroad g. ~ n. r., b5 81; go Reading Rail
rosd b5wn 35i; Commercial Bank 60i HFanep and Ne
chspics' Bank 7Ct; Il Germantown Bank, days 6S4.
I4fter B0ard-50 Lenigh Zinc, b5, z
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IAdvertsementf
EyTRA ORDINARY BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS

SILKS MERISoEs PARAMATrAs Wool PL AIDS Sc-Another
large goods will be opened THIS DAY THOMAS
JAMES Cheap Dry Goods Establishment, No li Spring ST.,
and IS Csrne The excitement during the past
week consequence the great bargains that have been given
at great Empoums Of cheap aud rich goods hs induced
the popor make another extensive purchase which they
intend offer the reduced rates Ladies', now the
time bargahs THOMAS JAMES, No lt sprins st. cor
Ger of Wooster and No. Is Carnine OF Blocker
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DAKTNU NOBBENI.-OH
house of Mrs Reilly No West Fifteenth st. Ffthay.,
was entered while the inmates asleep and robbed of
money and jewery worth $500 The family aroused
after mduht by footsteps the The thieves hastily
leaving number OF valuable dresses which they had
rscked up ready carry of The Police were immediately
called and the but Of the thieves could
be found The jewels be identified and we hope the
property Full particulars property have been furnished
tot he Police.
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The TRIBUNE GuARDs.-The second Annual Ex-
eurson Of this Company was celebrated by Target
Shooting at Hobokon, and Dinner at the Florence
Hotel on Saturday last. The Company numbered 40
members, under the command of Capt. John MeGOwn,
and was led by Sheltons Band. Late in the afternoon
I,he Company repaired to the Florence Hotel, where
Mr.. Sherman had provided one of his best dinners
Here the remainder of the evening socially spent
in discussing the merits of the Bill of Fare and at
late hour the party dispersed. having had day OF
Nuioymen. unmarried by any dsagreoable incident
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MARRIED..

FULLER-MeDONALD-in Yorsvile, on "Wednesday Oe
,ob. rs by IN. Rev C. Bo,sfora Mr. Jsmss X Fuller.
formerly 81 W.worth 10 Miss For. Me DOusd, dsush
ter OF the late Capt. James Mcdonald Of this CIV
GODDARD-GARDINER-At Fort Wsshagton on Wed
nesdsy lsih By the Rev r. Hart j. Wsrren Goddsrd
10 Cslestine, dAu shter Of BALDWIN Gardiner
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BROOK YN ITEMS.

PoIIoE DISTRICT CoSvLsTIoNs.-The Iii District
Nhig Police ConvIi0u have n0nnsec John Fulton Cap
tain The DeuOcrss Of District have chosen dele
favorable the nomination v rhnss King for the
oce Tie Democrats Of the Hid and IYth Districts
have N u ade cloice.
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SILKS! SILKs!i-

SILKS SILKS The greatest bargains ever
known Plaid Brocade Psin ChaDgesble and striped silks,
only and 81 per Yard Also splendid stock OF shsw,s
French Mernoes Parsmatta De LANES Cashmeres Paids
Veyets Ladies' Cloths Elsnne Blankets Cloths CAssmeres
and Domestic Goods selling at Wholesale Prices
g. NJ. BoDSE. No SIS Grandst, cor OF Orchard
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fAdvertisement

SILKS SILKS A splendid Stock OF Plaid
Striped Brocade silks from TO yard less than the
cost import Also rich plain and wstered Black Silks oil
the choicest fabrics and best make
Heard. CLAPP 4 Co, No. sol Grand-st.
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FUNERAL OF AVETERAS.-Yesterday afternoon the
members Of the Veteran Corps of the War OF 1872
paid the last tribute of respect to the remains OF their
brother in arms William Monk. The funeral was at
tended from the late residence of deceased, No lsi
Chrstiest and from thence the remains of deceased
we're convey ed to Greenwood for nterment
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will be found at the Warerooms Of MITCHELL BAILEY CO..
Nos IS and 81 John Long experience In the business and
superor facilities for manufacturing enables us 10 furnish
Goods the best quality and finish the Lowest prices
The trade supplied favorable terms
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fAdyertisementl
L. "-.&ta1 4

GoLpsMlTH's cheap Writing Glasses will com.
usnce on MONDAY October q Ladies meet at 10. NJ snd
n ,Io.i rentlemen O'Clock NJ Terms-*5 for
or $40 per quarter including stationery Apply
~. week Academy No. Se2 Broadway.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-The Coroner held an inquest
on Saturday on body Of carpenter named Nelson who
resided In South Eighth who killed the day previous
while at work on house inl Grsnds by stick OF timber
which ecidentally fell and struck hun the head.
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The Democrats of tie Twelfth Ward have nomiu.
Thomas Lswlsr for Constsbe instead vi Thomas Baird
heretofore stated
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TAdvertisementi
..s,-GAs FIXTURES Of new desig

GAS! GAsl-GAs FIXTURES OF new designs
- nsn,n.ssed workmanship. viii be found a. ne great
sns s,nIins d4p6t of Archer WARSkk 20, NO oIe
P1wsy also new portable s~ apparatus iof county fs
1890 rhu or factories
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ADVERTISEMENT

If you wish good, perfect durable Daguerreo-
tvpe Of yoursel family single in groups go TO ksAPP
S,.bisged Gallery No $50 Bro-dwsy between MetroPoli
sn and 81 NICHOLAS Rooms the second door Like
taken daily IN style Of the art Licenses copied
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A colored woman named
Elizabeth Jordan Saturday night while partially deransd
Jumped from the fifth story Of No so Seventhav TO the base
nen and severely injured though bones broken
She had been i'll with fever for some time.
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Theodore Allen was yes
eaday arrested charge Of having the 81 of October
entered dwelling house Of w Jacob HaDtzey OF No 68
Hsmmond who, at the time, absent with bis family in
1t appeared the thieves had entered the ~
the door stole property TO the value OF nearly
among which two sk dresses and pair OF patent
leather boots The discovered In the possession OF
man. and finally traced TO the accused who had sold them
for q TO colored man named Henry H. Brown, Of No log
West Seventeenth who stated he had bought tnem oil
Allen The silk dresses found boat raft at the foot
of Hsmmopd IL supposed they had been concealed In the
house thrown where they found by Of
Aliens pals" On his arrest he was taken before Justice
Stuart when he denied his guilt desired to know whether he
like thief and seemed TO treat the matter lightly
He committed
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fkdv--tis~Tuertf

DEsHLTn's sans Arsenic. sans Mercury, sans
ufpps PtGs fer AID Asue b. procured A. h8-
.sls retail tie Depot No al Broadway opposite
Tab
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BROoKLYy Circuit CoURT CALESDAR for Tuesday.
Oct -To- g. g. 15 I4s Ifs $50 l5i, ls2 I53 I5i IS
5 l57 l5s 5s lsi S5 ioe ls7 49, 1853 l7o H. I73 l13
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Advertisement

The heat. the cheapest, the largest 0yce .,s
p.evrRxrorrpr PORTRAITS those taken a ~. sss
Brosdv,y with csse complete free Of exrs ensgS
Broadway, corner OF HowsdH
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Advertisement
RpoCIp IONG AND SQUARE SHAwLS-A beau
TAdvertisementI

tr line of these goods embracing all the designs among
which are eeeant Chane Shaws $50 import will
be sold for $50 HEARD, CLAP Co., No SOL Grsndst.
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naintipg by Edwin Landseer, called "The
.Tw;ns will be on exhibition for few days at the
a.tshli,smen, of Williams & Stevens, in Broadway.
The picture was painted at the request OF 'ne arec'
ors Of the London and Northwestern Railway Com
psny, and presented BY them to Robert stephenson
the celebrated engineer, as a tribute oil respect
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FATAL AccIDENT.-John Howell. hand on board
the propeller Paoscat terribly crushed by the machinery
the yesterday while the vessel passing the Mar
rows her way the City from Charleston s. C. He was
sken NewYoIk Hospital where he died after ad.
mission An inquest viii be held upon the body day.