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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05
xxXIIID CCNGREss-sEcoSD SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHIsGIos, Tuesday, Dec. S, 1884.
The Senate called 10 order by the Secretary at
l2i o'clock.
Mr. JONES Iowa offered resolution that the
Senate proceed TO the election OF President pro
tempOTe
MIR. SEWARD said he would like to know the ef-
feet of this election whether 1t temporary or
permanent appointment. He was satisfied 10 his own
mind there could be but one President pro hnPore
OF the Senate at time. That officer was OF course,
TO bold it till bis coDsttutonaly terminated IL
the President Of the United States died the President
Of the Senate would succeed to that high office. Ger.
tsDy then there ought TO be but one present hold
ing that Office
Mr BAYARD said the question was merely one
Of choosing a presiding officer and to proceed TO
business AT present, the Senate bad nothing TO do
with possible events or suppositious cases.
TIE resolution was adopted.
Mr.. WELLER asked if he cOult not offer resolu-
ton declaring certain Senator President pro tempore.
Could IL not be done by unanimous consent
Mr.. MASON said Mr. Atcheson had been so elected.
Mr.. SUMNER said he must insist on vote; there
fore be should object 10 the resolution.
The Senate theu bslloed, with the folio wing re-
suit:
Bright.................2i Poot........'.....,...2
Dawton............".... Badger.
Mr.. Bright was declared elected and took the
cl air.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tho

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tho
- Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and csmnou.lty Of
the Cy Of New York relative ~ tho OPENING and LAYING
OUT u PUBLIC SQUARE. known a. BLODhlaoDALE-
SQUARE, Ia the Nineteenth Ward OF 'sd city We. the
Comus6 o. Estimate and Assessment In tho sboyesn-
titled matter hereby awe notice to the owners oe
eupsn OF occupaps ell houses and lots snd improved and
uumpoyed asds affected thereby and 20 al Others whom
may concern follows. to git:
FRsT Thai We have eompeed orr Estimate and
and that ell hose interests Affected Tiers
by ard who sy b. opposed + the do their OBJ
jsetions In writing. duly verified TO MOSES MAYNARD Jr.
DAWES No II "aLst, 10 this city. before the 1nh
day Of December. 1854
eEcoSB Thai any persons sho consider them
selves asssysd b sad Estimate snd Assessment, viii DO
JoHgA WEEKS No 50 0slst, IN sad city, at O'Clock
p ST.. O the l2th day Of January, 1855
Third That the Abstract Of tbs sail Esm.s and Asses
neBt together viii and also all the sd.yits est
report have been deposited 10 the Street Commsson
Odce the City County Of YORK. there W
rnsib until he ID Of PebruAy, AS
FOURTH That the as embraced oJ the Assessment asofs
aid follows All hose pieces Of land situated n the said
city bounded described and containing folovs that 70
J On the north BY the sogkery ae side Of s7thst on
the south By TIE ooTthery line side u sd II on the e
b the westerly line side Of the 9Th and on the Ves ~
e .tery line or ses Of lth sy Ard also all thoss other
lets pieces ard parcels Of land JDIns on ss every
a. the 9Th between 5orhs and eth q Ana Asc m
the Tote fronting the westerly side Of the lth ~ oe.rsn
3 III sDd eh aforesaid laid the s<o nap Q" VI"
Conmsssobefa o.
FyTB That repor, herein win Be pr,ssntse ,nT ,c
prsme Court Of the State Of se~forf; ,peeis
hsrof to be beld at the Guy Hal ,es 81, $1,000 a
UkDAY the ID day Of February ~, q sas ocsa n |"
the Cour, on that dsy and then and or . ase
.hsr =. eeaD.. s.1 be ss osvs SSIs ,Ss
J JosErh ), fosk, "a"."
Esw.Yoyf Nov n 1854 NSnS>
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i''' NM McIVTIaE. }Comml..ioner,
d4tFi7 BARTLETT SMITH,
d4tFl'
SUPREME COURT.-Ip the matter Of the ap

CVpREME COtRI.-lR the matter OF the APP
~ plesou ofthe Msyor Aldermen and Commonsy of the
c o, New York relafye to the OPENING Of ONE HUN
DIED AND THIRTY-TdlRD-Sr from the tthsy. to the
stS.AV
o ner or owners occupant Of ali houses and lots
ard ard proved LANDS Affected thereby and TO
al Others - HON n concern, az follows, 70 VII;
Fs-Tbst have completed oar Esrnats aed Asses n.n
ard that persos whose Interests affected thereby and
who opposed do then
IN wriubs. eulJ verhed % JOHN HOLMES, ESQ our
Chairusn a. the Office Of the Commissioners No 81 Cham
be (sseoUc story, front Ioom IN this city on Or before
the fourth day Of January, 1885 ,
second-1hat any psraon or persons who may eo[sdof
bsm,evts agsrieVed BY said Esmsio and Asment VIII be
heard In opposition the same before at the place 1t
sso'rlocs p. NJ, on the nth day Of January, 1850
Trd-That the abstract Of tho said Estimate and Asscss
ent together with aud also all the adsvs est
mates ether documents which used by 10 In making
Oee the and county Of New York there to remain
al 10Th day Of February, 1885
Fourh-Ths the limits embraced by the Assessment afors
snd are Is follow: All hose pieces " land situated 10 the
both sides 81 One Hundred and Thirty
third 81 between the westerly side Of the Fourtha and the
essry eide Of the Old King Bridge Road aud extending
uorhery uhey sides OF One Hundred add Thirty
third 81 10 the MIDDLE Of the blocks on either side thereof
Fth-That report herein will be presented TO the gu
preme Of the State Of New fOh. at special term
thereof 20 held tho City Hall IN the said city sArUR
DAY the 10Th dsy Of February A. D. 1885 1t the opening OF
The court on that DAY that then and there thsre
after Sc heard motion will be made that aid
re oort be confirmed.
JAMES I. BALDWIN, Commissioner.
MICHAEL RYAN,
Esx .YoYk Nov nh ttebiO
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WRECK OF THE NEws-YACHT wANDERER.

SANDf fOUh' IucsuHJ' Dtc' . IoJf'
The news acht of the Associated Press, " The
"Wenderer, IL total wreck. She went ashore
about o'clock this morning, in the Horseshoe. The
crew have effected their escape, after suffering much
from hunger thirst and cold for the past thirty hours
The yacht parted her small chain at IL o'clock on
Sunday night, which was twice the usual weight for
vessels Of her tunnsge, when it was slipped with
buoy attached. She wa covered with ice, and no
use could be made Of her sails. She was anchored
securely in the Horseshoe on Sunday but the wind
suddenly chopped round about middght, to the north.
west, and it has been blowing gale ever since.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MosDAY, Dec. 4.-Several petition for the cor
rection Of tax we're received aud referred.
Some bills for copying indexes in Registers Office
&c, were referred.
bill for fitting up poll-rooms in Fourth District
Third Ward was ordered 10 be paid, as was a simi-
lar Oh for Seventh District, Eleventh Ward. Other
bills of the kind were referred.
A petition of Eliza Msnsiglia, to be paid for por-
trait Of Baron Steuben, was referred to the Common
Council
report in favor OF correcting tax on certain
cases, and adverse to others, was adopted.
Adjourned to Thursday.
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MID lsw6vTa No. ~ WAL a.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the
- sppie ,tion of the MAYOR ALDERMEN and CON
mo ard ExrsSoiSG Il the BowERY nom tho .ea,hsrly
side of Cbshsn'q Frantirsq, IN said city we me
the entitled hereby sve notice 10 the owner Q!
S s.s.S Ssr. s1d and S III
Ohs whom y may soS.sIn :. sS0s. to ut ~. s, e., Tai
persons whose rres affected Their BY, and sho op
posed IN. same DO Pe.en, thr objections 10 writing daily
sce Of the ,omnis.ioper No STDOorow hi. City on
CT the llh day OF January 1855 second That per-
F.mss and Ae..meSt will be heard 10 Opposition to the
ume before US At the sane place at DEL, r Ga ths
Fsnsie and -ssment with maps and also al
the ssys estimates and other which we're used
Comnsort. once OF The City and County o. Ns. York.
That the mis bseed BY the As'e'meot aforesaid are .
folows AL that bounded on the south By odsp, on
,SD. ,.s p srd street to s..on thence to Pike a.
Division ct thence 20 Edndse st. thence to hoa'
heDee to Fourth thence along the and the Bosey
Bteessrst thence 70 Mous, thence to Chatham 50,
yspdewnsI't thence TO fIsnhfoIt.s thence 20 Gold a.
ssnss to ssssp :ne thence s,0Ss the SSe
sion Of the line Of Hanover thence thr9csh daaovet to
hns IN those lots Of land or tos the area Aforesaid
those lots fontns porth on william Hanover and
rS westerly on Caih.ipeslp and Catharnes those lots
onBs nofthery Madison thos lots fronting soatheIly
on Dybous those lots fronting westerly on y drdsed
those fronting ,ouheIy doastonst those lots fronting
westerly on Second those lots fronting southsry
on F,uItesphs; those lots fronting osstsry Fourth
W The Bo~sry, those lots Dating 'oathey on Bseeses
ct hose frOrtns esey Mott thoso los fronting
sssefy Pea from Rose % ssnde sater.t those lots
ffortIs sogbsI. on Vsude~aierst those l1's renting
ee,tsry Odd ST. those ots fronts on Hanover Exchange
place and Wilamst excepting thefetrom those o OF
Land Chatham commencing one hundred feet nee
souhsry the soathey OF lanes aud all those
oi. Of land oo Psas the lot the westerly Of
Madison PesrlIa fh That our report herein WI Dc
presented the supreme Court Of the state Of New Yo,k
SPECIAL Tenn thereof 20 he bed st the City Hall IN the said
city on surdsy the H. day of February d. is51 the
opening the Court that day and that then and there OF
Thereafter counsel Be heard motion VIII be
made that said report be imed New York December !,
ls5i OEokGE SMlIh ,,
\
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BEEF AND Pork PIcKLE.-Somebody will thank
us for this recipe to make rstrate pickle for beef
or pork:
Mix gallon Of water II ID Of salt, ID Of sugar,
I OF. saltpeter; boil and skim, and cool, before
pouring upoStbe meat which should be packed close
and covered with the pickle.
Before packing in casks, meat should be slightly
sprnkled with seltpeter and fine SALT and lefi day
or two to drain. Pork, intended for smoking, will
cure frst-rate dry sailed with six pounds and two
ounces Of saltpeter to the one hundred pounds Of
nork
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate %
the County Of SewYOrk notice hereby gwen 20 al per
sous hayns claims against NATHANIEL WILSON, late Oh
the City q York CsTmAn deesasd 20 present the
with vouchers here0f % the Subscribers tneif residence No
Sf7 shsv the City Of New ork before the twelfth
Ssy OF J.nxay Dated New York, the twefh day Of
JGly 1854 JlSkERsON WILSON, and MATHEW HIT
TRICK Adm nisuaior. Jys ls.bmfu-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the COenty Of Es~ York, Notice hereby gwen al
pe-ors having clans sEsrr DANIEL H. SANDS ls,s Of the
Cy q HevYok decst.ec % pre-ent The With yOach
es hersoft the sutscrber hs oee No n John
IN ire City Of fok before the tvsnJ seventh dAy
Of March next-Dated Se~York the h d4y Of september
1884 AELAACTHOS l. SEYMOUR, Executor.
SO IsvfuTu
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Tresdoy nOon.-The gole from toe y. ". still con-
tIues. There have been no arrivals this morning
except the Charleston and Savannah steemships.
The vessels at anchor in the bay still hold on their
anchors.
The ship reported in the Eastern Ofing last even.
ing at sunset is not in sight this morning. from the
Highlands.
Except the brig and schooner ashore at Long
Branch, We do not hear Of any disasters. either
on the beach or in the bays and rivers.
The southern sfea ners, arrive this morning. do
not report any dhssiers to the southwark.
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 The NETWORK TRIBUNE
KNOw-NOTHING ELECTION AT CAM
BRIDGE-EFFECTS OF THE GALE.

BosTos, Tuesday, Dec S, 1884.
z. S. Raymond, the Know-NotniDg candidate FOR
Msyor at Cambridge, was elected yesterday.
The gale Of Sunday blew down two new houses 1t
Nshent
At New. Bedford and the Vineyard the storm was
accompanied with heavy thunder and vivid lightning.
Nearly all the shipping in the harbor of Newbary-
port received damage from the gale
The Prefidents Message reached Boston ct Il
O'Clock this morning.
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THE GOVERNOR ELECT AT ALBANY.

ALBASY, Tue day, Dec. ), ls5i.
Myron II. Clark, the GOvereor elect, arrived hers
House.
TIE Buffalo mail train due at ii o'clock last night,
did not arrive until clock this afternoon.
The store Of s. w. King, on Secoad.st in this city,
insurance, g. 500, part of which the Long Island
CnmnhnY.
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CITY ITEMS.

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE, OR MURDER.-Ths morn
ing, about 8 O'Clock, James Tenue, a destitute
Englisbman, who arrived in this City two or three
days ago, found in the basement of premises No.
IS Over-st with bis throat cut in terrible manner,
and in a state Of nsensbility. 1t was at first sup
posed that Tenue inflicted violence upon himself but
afterward IL was ascertaned that Martin Callahan,
fish peddler had slept with him. but got up expressing
entire ignorance that the throat OF his bedeow had
been cut. Coroner ODonnell was called to attend
Taue, and, after rendering such aid was possible,
recommended his removable the New-York Hospital.
Although no positive proof exists against Callahan,
Capt Ditchett of the Fourth Ward Police, sus9d
his arrest and detention for the present. The injured
man is not expected to recover. No motive is made
manifest for the commission of the violence by Gala
bsD and, il he is guilty, proofs, probably,
can be obtained without the recovery Of Tenue.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN FULToS.sT.

About clock Tuesday morning FIRE broke out
in the bu.ldiDg rear Of No. l9s Fulton e. occupied as
q carpenter and joner-shop by Mr.. Rodgers. The
fremen soon exiting he'd the flames, and before the
building sustained much damage. portion Of the
building was Occur led by A. Barnard, Manufacturer
Of gold and silver lace, military ornament &c. Mr.
l.. loss in stock and fixtures is about 81, 900.
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..s2SO,IOC


The official returns for Boston come dow only to
the 25tb and for New Orleans only to the 18th of No
venber. The receipts for the remaining portions of
the month estimated by the average of the time
covered by the official reports. The decrease, CON-
pared with the corresponding month of 1853, is equal
to 40 per cent. The decrease in October 1884, was
less than $780, 900 Cour. and Enquirer
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NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT-JACOB

~ :. ATWOOD FRANCIS OUSLEYY sud ELIAS FAS-
SET sssi1st the CANAL BANK Of CLEVELAND oaio
Surmnn. FOR nonsy demand contract. tom.
TO the Dk'END ANTS above nsmed You are h-reoJ
uoDsd aud sSg red The complaint IN this seOa
Ekeb "a be ted the e- Of the Clerk Of the coanty Of
EsEYort 81 The City Hal 10 ths City of New Yoft snf 20
copy Of 20 hs said comp the CAB
seTter 81 bis Office, No ~ U.lt 10 the Cisy ~ Ne
Yok rh tseafy dsgs stef the sryce ths ssn %, "a
ytu exclusive Of TIE Day o. each s-ryes sus Y9s an %
HsVer iee seh eoEI amt sthiS the tim, s0'esih e pto
th vii iais seEue't for the u -igh.sen ha9',o I'
nd ssvery I've ia-r.. fon pesh dsy Of No
sse asshd asht hundred sd ar, Ia os's' e
cCsts u tbs scfsou Dsl,d sosemAsS 2%b ieo' 49,
TOWARDS PlEgRZP0Sr. Rls.n'iis Ai,9nny
The complaint ga o. ihe IN stl o. 80
Ter. lfsf h-i gi~ssE
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ship-Heber studley. New.otlesn., Eagle Hazard
BaIi-LoTd Ri,eTsdslc 49, Hsyne, Liverpool, Osborn
Syme Co 49,, 49, u = A..
Cabot Nieker.on, Boston. tos'eT Ncterson.
stesmer-ThomAs swami Johnson Baltimore, IL b. CfoH-
vel - D.,
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IMPORTS IN 1853 AND 1854.

The commercial reaction has fairly reached the i'm
port trade. The following figures are an important
Indication of the progress Of contraction in this branch
Of business:
TABLE horing e ReceDs of Duts at sere Ports IN No
tembey o. 1854 and
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CUPRENE COURT.-GEORGE HART and
~ JOHN PRATT sssipst NE IEMtAH WARD.
JOHN R PIsRsos and ISRAEL 9, wSRp.ssa IN
fen can't. ISRAEL c. wARD; You are hereby summoned
and required answer the compliant 70 hi. scon Which vas
Yors the City H.h 10 said City the 3s day Of October
1854 snd 70 copy Of your sns~eI 70 the said com
rl.int on the subscriber he Office Nc. 81 Walt IN sA
CIV within twenty days after the service OF this
mems on you exclusive Of the day OF such seice and
fail 70 answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs will take Judgment ss,ust for the
snm Of hnndrtd and oss and eighty with
Interest stated In the complaint, besides the eoss Of This
,c,lou-Dafed October 1884.
ALBERT MATHEWS Plsntis. Attorney
pla l.xsvTu No. 81 Wal a.
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THE LATE RAILROAD Collision AT FIFrY-rIGHrH-
sT-ASoTHIR DEATH.-Last night Mr.. Charles A.
Day, of No. 40 East Eighteenth-st one Of the par
lies injured at the collision the ped ult, between
two trains of cars, belonging to the Newlaven and
Harlem Railroads at Fifty-eighthst. and Fourth-av.,
died of his injuries An inquest will be held on the
body to-day by Coroner ODonnel, who has been
notifed
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec. 6. 1854
Money is unchanged. Stocks are steady. We
quote Reading at 33i, Morris Cunal at IL, Long
Island Railroad at III, Pennsylva nia Elves, 7sii
Pebnsy ly ana Railroad IL.
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SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE-STORM IN THE
SOUcH

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Dec. ), 1854.
We have received no mail this morning from south
of Washington, the gale having pre- vented the boat
on the Potomac from running
The weather here is clear, but gale Of wind has
prev allied all night.
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WRECK OF THE SCHR. r. r. JOHNSON
LOSS OF EIGHT LIVES.

BUFFALO, Tuesday Dec 5, 1854.
The schooner r. X. johnson, loaded with wheat
went ashore yesterday, at Faiport, and then broke
in two and went down with al tho hands on board.
eight in number.
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Markets. Reported BY telegraph.

Erw OnLEASs Dec 4-The sales Of CorroS today were
very lute amounting to u 90 bale. ct irregular price. We
osots NEEDING at dstc Rio COFFEE selling Of faS.
b n. Mes PoRg fallen atd 10 sold Et Ell Z boL
Sterling EXCHANGE is "A d3t T. cent premium.
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DIAKO-FORTES-R GLEN & 90. have re-
/ ,,oves Their Plano Forte Maaafsetoy .od WNei.'n
ssoodvey
COINTRY SEAT for SALE.-A large and
soumoalos. Dr. sins plsaslnty si.es'sS ~ ths VI ass
a Tsnyievp ~ dsw Of he premiacs &c ssrPssJSa
sggyD
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NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of

~ NEW iORk.-Wiiam VI. Colwel against James Ken
,on Summons for money demand on conuaef.-To the
defendant, JAMES KENYON; You are hereby summoned
and required the complaint in this seton ard
col ofyour the said complaint the subscriber
hi. offes No 10 Nsssa in the City Of NeSYork, within
twenty amer the service hereof exclusive OF the day OF
suet service; and fail the said complaint within
the time aorsssd the plaintiff this action will take Judgment
against for Eve hundred aud fortyvo dollars
ard with from the 10 nth day Of No
one thossno eight hundred snd fifty tour besides the
eos'. o. hi, ,roo The said eompsot eed in the Office
Of the Cerh o. City and Couniy o. New York the eh
d.y Of srFeoher s54 O..ed se-Yrt November ~ 1854
n. IGSt~Ned Z. kETCHUa. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Arrived.

s,.,tr Knoxville Ludlow ssvAnrah O. hours with ni,e
"a r.s.sr.sr, 10 Samuel aitchil Dee II sP NJ, 10
miles north OF HAteres exchanged signals with steamship Au-
hound :.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY aDd COUNTY Of

- NEW-lOHk.-Jamts Mcleod afalnst James Kenyon.
Summons fot q money demand contract To the defen
dsnt JAMES KENYON: You are hereby summoned and re-
ouLed the complaint Ia tbis acon and
copy Of Jour % the said complaint % the sub
.cri,er bis Office No 70 Nassau in the City Of New
within twenty days Aer the servics hereof elusive
OF dsy OF such service; and il you fail 70 the
coutaTt within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action WI tale judgment you for the Of two
burdrd and eshiyeish dollars and eghytwo cents with
Interest from the third day Of thousand
esht hundred and fnythree eighty dollars aud fry
cents from twenty thud day August, 1853. and
The bsi,pce OF the sad sum fro the rst d,T ber
1854 sides this action. The said complaint filed
In The Office o. the Cerk Of the City and County Of New YORK.
on the 2oh day Of November 1854 0tted wYorE, No
y1ub,r .O 1854 E.KErCHUM,
L72 lsvfvWtd Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Il Of the AGE!

ii Of the AGE!
M KENNEDY of ROIbury has discovered IN one Of
p.surs weeds. remedy that cure, Every kLSo
Of BuMot o" ne cor, ss9ra Doe. % sos'os P,er ~
except both thunder humor He has nov 10 bis
possession hundred certificates Of lie value s within
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure nur.ns mouth.
One three bottles vii The wort kind Of PinPles on
Two or three bottle. will clear the system Of sres
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst esrser In the
TREE TO i've bottle. are warranted 70 hs Of
srysiPel. ,o.,.. ,,,,,,s % cur. III hr,,o, #, IN.
eyes - ,s =, $500.
Pour or az bottles warranted corrupt and running
One botl. viii eare scAIy eruptions Of the stia
Two three bottles warranted 10 cure the Won't case OF
ringWorm
Two or three bottles the mos, desper
ste OF Thsgmatlssn.
Three foar bottle. warranted 10 cure sal, rheusl
Five 20 eisht bottles will the Of scoruls
benefit aWays eIpefHDeed from the hrs bottle snds
PeTest cure ~sIr.nsd hsH ohs ..o's 80 RIA
a. the woueu msden'. o. tse Day a, that 'oInop weed
rowing the pastures aud Alons old vas .h oud
even humor n The 'sirmi yet Is hned set u you nave
hunoT hss There nos snds huns nor has
aSS..te b5tii, Of IN The vieIsy Of Bo.toa sno~ the
eff Of h In every II hss already eoue some o. tse
e,tS; done IN nsssaehuset. gave TO ehdren
y,sr cid. 10 o0 people Of aIts AVE poor paaJ.
Children whose fesh soft and estby,
stored TO perfect .tste Of health b. ore bottle -
To those who subject 70 .ies headsehe one bottle WI
sNs,s cure IT, IL ses relief csAirh ,nd d1ziness
Some have beea sosye for yssn ant nsys
Gov tut WI re- ters sny Of the f1oc,ns Of
viii very singular feelnss bot you must not %
they .lVsys cspoes from four dsysO week Tnes
bad result from IL, the contrary when mat feel
ina you will feel Jogrssi Ike neE Her,oa hsera
Of the sIsVssant eneoni0s Of that ever man
nssse.ctur.d By DONALD KENNEDY, No IL Warren
WhoIes1le Aseto az New Yort: c. v cLlcKESgRt Co.
No 81 Sse.ys cHAsLEE.S T. eisG 10 %! y.osd.,yi
by ali respectable Druggists throughout the Uno1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05
meoiral.
A LMIRA /. FOWLER, NJ. d.. No. 1877 East
~ 2istst, NewYors
nR. CARPENTER-Oye 40 years experience

~ No PecksIp, long erst The ULU JUN IT 70
-Aedicins peafsbe sni speedily elective Dr. e.
hiss actually cured psen than other physeaa now
living 10 America American by buth, graduated Ia this
1873 has been Is bis preseat location has not
advertised for many and Issues this ead simply 70
inform his old patrons that he still lives and 70 sctysy
pursuibg bic profess duties Charges reasonable Once
open from A. NJ 20 s r. NJ.