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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-22

Are appflsed that nr, klnkelin combines his pfac.
ticr 10 particular branch VI medicine, which an
cages his undivided attention. To cautions the
ulltortunnle hralnstfho use of mercury Thousands
arc annually inercurialif rd out OF Ia kssenl
afIoetiOna ufo nfofnptlk uxflpruiahpd
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-22
Testimony Of The Professor Of Obstetrics
IN Penn. COLLEGE, PHILADELPHIA.

"Da. HusrER's MEDICAL MlSrAE.--fhe author
Of this work, unlike the majority OF those who
advertise 20 cure the diseases or which u treats,
IL graduate OF one OF tho best Colleges In the
United States. II affords mo pleasure 10 reeo n
mend him 10 the unfortunate. or TO the victim OF
NAL sraetico as a successful and experienced prac-
tliloncr, IN whose honor ana Integrity theY maj
place the greatest confidence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-22
rAkE rARrIcrLAR NorIoa.

Requires the falnlmeni of several conditions, IN
ordor that u may be really the cause of inpiual
happiness. Could the veil which sewers the Origin
Of domestic Nhroichedness be raised, and Ia true
source In every INSTANCE dlsclosod-ln how masy
could be traced 10 phyalcal dlsqunihcaiions and
their attendant diaapponlmcnta Apply then
while u u yettma. In order fo have Sour un-
strung aud relaxed systeia rebfascd, feyltiied
and strengthened.
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TO TAEPuBLlc.

Dec. LIST. is49.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

DAMAGES REFUSED FOR IsJugIEs FROM JUMYINa
uPoY TRAIs WHILE IN MoTlos.--In the Supreme
Court, in the case Of Catharine Crosse ~. the
South Reading Branch Railroad Company, the jury
retired al about four O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
and AZ nine this morning after being out all night,
they returned into court with q verdict for the de-
PENDANTS. The plaintiff young lady, suad for
$40 600 damages for the loss OF an arm by being
run ever by the cars OF that road The question at
issue in the case was whether the accident the
result OF her careessness the neglg OF the
conductor of the train, in starting she ws in the
act OF getting into car. The depot master testified
that as he handed her the ticket and change he
looked up and remarked that the train had started
when she rushed out for tae cars. The conductor
testified that before he made the signal TO start he
gave the usual ana proper notice; and that after he
had himself got upon the train, he looked back ana
no one near the cars as VI desirons TO get en-.
The defeIce, therefore argusd that after The train
had attained hesd1ay, the plaintiff attempted g. get
on and was run over, and that the injury size re-
ceived Gas the result of her own carelessness FOR
which the deiei lants were not liable. The counsel
for the plaintiff argued TINT there vas wait Of are
on tie part Of the conductor aud eDgineerth lat
ter starting bis twin with jerk which caused the
plaintiff to fall from the After al able chsrgs
iron the court, (Judge Meyri XXI ON the duties o.
railroad companies and railroad passengers, the jury
returned verdict as above stated. The result Is
warning to railway rsstllers who are IN the nap,
! Of jumping upon trim after II has auaiued mead
| way, that II they lose arm or \ leg shey csn'sd
expect Remuneration --Bos.01 Irard'tf, feo. .,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

rally select . ma. Who ". With 70. @ 1888 but
make him . plant toos in their hands. Well,
say hsre to night that this Il disrsputsbls to the
county hi.an ass,donmsus By the President Of tn:
come back again to the position which took little while
ago, and that M under existing circumstances it will be
minstrston upon the support Of thoIs who agree
with him in principle, If he Is sincere In his sdvocstpg
what you 70 dor You the great body Of his sap
porters, and II you give that support say would be
dishonorabls 10 General Pierce and ungra f IT, in that
event he cid not come back to the platform upon waioh
he or iginally stood.
VelcR-Ies him dismiss Marcy.
Mr. STASros-I should like to have him do that muoh
as you For myself, have NO great love for either Of
them. loud applaun)
VoIcE-what right had General Pierce 10 Interfere
with the rights OF the Safest
Mr. sTAsToS-You know ~ about that ss do.
Think myself Gen Pierce had right to interfere with
the general the right to control State gov
ernment before its admission give It right to SON
troll State govrnmsrs after its admission Hence it is
that each new State says to the general government
"hands Of, and leave 70 settle our internal A.
fairs i Is not necessary for me to hpea the able argu
tina. the eempromiss Of 1920 actually repealed The
compromise measures OF 1850 based upon priasi
pie, and the compromise OF 1876 mere xpsdIsnt,
and sM so proclaimed at the time Tns Southern peo
pie have Iona been opposed to it. and tai' tlsmsn
this is . violat on of rights, but 70 will
upon Which o.H .tand Extend the 'A' c,p p'
mise line to the rHHlao Ocean Toe free sellers re-
jscted this proposition whAt sort OF constsncy It
for tboe who took the Baltimore platform and the
cmpromise OF 1885, and yet refuse to support
the Nebra'ka biils And now, gentlemen, see why
think thkt the parties Ia situation which will
compel Them to tsho side the other, and
this Is why tn nk the sdm nisrAton will soon come
back to the old party predictions; and gentlemen whom
Il does come back will look to for support and you
don't give that support, the Standardization will not get
1T anywhere. This administration cannot Standard
verify believe what say-uness has the broad basis o!
your support to stand upon.
The speaker then took his seat whom nine cheers were
proposed and given with snthusilsm. This followed
BY resolution Of thanks to Mr. Stanton for the eloquent
and able address which he had delivered.
The time occupied By tho orator was ono hour and .
half.
The meeting adjourned 1t 10 O'Clock.
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$l.l5l,436

The principal article brought down in 1850 was
ashes since 1850 it has been almost entirely -four
According to the old balance Of trade theory, the
Canadians must be In bad way if their importa.
tons and expectations via other ports much fesem.
BILE the above. Luckily, that theory has been found
altogether at war with pracsice.
The new (Catholic) Church Of the Immaculate
Conception promises to be great ornament to Bos
ton. II is to be built at the corner of Fremont and
Canton streets. II is to be of freestone and OF the
Gothic order or disorder as l once heard "Gre.
clan" call it.. There is 70 be and two aisles
with o chapel each side OF the high altar The in.
terror dimensions will be $50 feet by u.s. Two towers
with noble spires will rise the height OF 200 feet
and upwards There to be side eniran ,es in ad.
dition to the main entrance. The dwelling place of
the pastor and his assistants, with sacrsty and
school house, will a6jon the church. and are TO be so
built as to harmonize with that edifce. The land
above that on which the church is to stand and on
Canton street. has been purchased with the intention
to erect on 1t hospital and an asylum for orphans
The position which the church is to occupy Is well
calculated 10 display its beauties and TO render II
striking point in the city. Without having any par
tcular admiration tor the Catholics as rehgionists
and well aware oil the antagonism which their church
presents TO berality aud progress easily agree
with those who attribute to them decided superiori.
.ty in taste over all other sects-prsise however
which amounts TO nothing more than that their
modes Of worship are the most sensuous known TO
Christis nifty Mr.. Kelly, who bull the beautiful
cathedrals of Buffalo ard Albany, and other Catho
lie edices Is the architect of the new Boston church.
The number of births in Boston in 1853, was, Of
males, 2,sl5; females, 2,7el-total, 5596. The in.
crease is but 2sS on the number in 1861, in which
year the female children slightly exceeded the male,
while the majority is now the other side. There
f,y one pairs OF twins, and Of tfiplets
at East Boston. The number Of deaths was 4 2S4 OF
which 2 203 were males, and 2,0Sl females. rhe
excess Of births over deaths was 3l2. Over one
sixth Of the deaths (iJ3) were caused by consump-
ton The other principal causes were scarlet fever
Group measles, marasmus Inflammation OF the lungs
d,sentery convulsors tcethng dropsies, diseases OF
the bowels, diseases of the he art, typhoid fever, in
ilammation OF the brain, and typhus fever. 9S per
sons died OF old age, 10 from sun strokes, 80 by
drowning and 70 from various &C ;idents
The number OF births in Lowell in 1853, WA
Os9. Of which $50 were males and $50 females; ",
number of marriages was 7i6: Of deaths, 13i, A
compared with 1852, there WAS an increase of s
births, 6s marriages. and re deaths, COZ OF tn
births were foreign, mostly Irish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05
Fort q New York, February 4. 1853.

CLEARED
steamshp Northern Light Churchill San Juan Chssss
Steamship Florida, woodruff, Savannah L M.ohuL
etamship jamestown, Cavendy, Norfolk. 10, Ludlau
Ship Antelope, shinn, London, Harseck Co.
dss ' nsp n:ss
Brs isrIsr tspsn R.ms s. Jag, Cuba oinbsraaA
1rs R.soiuon Doolsy .. ohm. NJ Rooms Di. VIDA
sssr ivS Size AassuGn:. Tssr LsrS. ''AsA"
ssG Pa. ~, Sn, ss. g nss % Levi. o.x.
~ Lahrsdsf cBr,. corsan. Haliis. Il Donovan.
sehr retrashA, Wssbipston Indanols Ao II Bro weS
sehr Anthem, Saunders, 81 Marks, Brodis Petsss
shr on nDs Bird bosart, WILMINGTON, NC, Benz Biss-
sosr yeiast Oliver Nerfok Alexandris &c Mott BedsiI
soni yn BOYD Mathew k,hmond. a Piesson.
scbr Peeemoke. Davis Providenoo. master
so oop Eisii VII, ois5s Proyidsnss h.yons
ssa sesE ss:: c Car fhssspss s.
ARRIVED
hep Commodore (Br, Cove Glssew, II DAYS With mdss,
sSoss for ssmor from g re
sed heavy weather on she on ruddsr aAa
Brig James wellington tBr) Aiin 81 DOMINGO CITY, n
d,y, ~ With u Ra s,.S AZ 70 Ro,siss Co.
d away .s ana M:nn, PuS !.s
mate while endesvorins 10 Ie air fell overheard and
schr " Noble, Noble Tredsriohsb,rs, s days.
schr ns I Brown Lsxistosn. Del. days.
sohr Emeline Minor, ohsuyneid days.
sohr Nevecmb, Nevcomb Richmond, days
eehr Preston, JEST Nov Haven for Virgins.
SAILED
mshps Atlantic Liverpool Northern Light San Juan;
flcrids Savannah; Marion CharleLon jamestown, Ns1
folk Ae .hips Jane Cooper, Bristol AIT Union HAVE;
Ship Yerl,hne Young ssiisd FROM Qaorantins his
In isr Iiysrpoel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

Theatres and Exhibitlons.
AT rHs BowHRY rHIArRz Usols Toms Cabin" viii ~
run another week With the origpel east al the asv
scenery and we'll arranged nnac Yeats may b sssursa
saoADwAY rHARl,-shakspsarss oomsdy OF "a Ma
summsf Nights Dream" q 10 Do produced Monday
asud:s &. S S:s q =. i: 1so nj
IT,; s; 1 win ,; s:.Ss . y
on Monday. 20 srsA' rush i0r 500
Midsummer Nights Drsamn Was a poSsls, - ths Art
when nas neen noticed In this paper at Ism ,th ~
psnsssr dsssryss for Ii, long run reward which the
be Played on Monday evening T' ~
NATIONAL THEAuR.-A drama by c. a. saund.~s ..,..s
Monday afternoon with all the adjunots OF sosnsrv -
tunes, 10. On Monday evening 'Unols Toms OIbinT 4
TO bs play cd for the 2l2th time.
the part Of the patrons Of this house the suoessaal
comedy "A Bachelor Of Ars Ia to BE- played on Monday
night With the original cast Tho nsx f.roe., "Loys
to bs given.
RARSUN's MUSEUM Extra attraction Is announced st
this house for afternoon and evening this week
The bill for Aontay Is very Interesting.
BInz, at Htuyvesant Ins htuts will remain another
week, and will give Of his interesting soYess Mon
jnror
ous In nature VIII not fail to see the ane coecton Of
sMmAs y 5oI broadway. The largest elephant Ia the
"'aso 10 ssseoueo 70 TINS eotAbttBhment.
CHlusTYs HINsIRxIs Several novelties are announced
Tor Monday evening, including new songs buresques
public caterer.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 444, Broadway, is nightly
nice with epprecAiivs audiences The program me for
kone ~ mig ht includes several novelties
TIE BUCKLEY HINsrRRIs at No. $50 Broadway produoa
new burlssqus opera Monday evening" founded unoo
themes In the "B,hemiAn Girln The prorrsmms n
otherwise novel and attractive.
Baroness De Bers the Austrian pianst left here Iass
saturday. per steamer Washington, for Brs men. Hsr
Witt the United States has bsen rather
during her ak months say in the United States.
MAX Maretzek gives oonosrt a the Tabernacle on the
18th inst which occasion he will produce two OF na
own competitions, lately composed for orchestra viz:
the Primo Tenore Waits, cccicatsd to Jullien's prima
Donna and the Quarrel Polka souvenir Of the Late I
liam Opera.
Nine Bishop, and her musical director, Mr. Bochss !.
passed through this city lately their way California
Aptommas the Welsh hArpist Is giving concerts In thu
Eastern Cities assisted by Robert Heller pianist (of
second sight celebrty1 and Sig Camoenz, one Of The
many basso profundi from La Ssala In Milan.
The Germania Musical Society, giving concerts In
Boston, intend to visit Berlin, Germany after the close Of
the present season.
New Orleans will be in clover shortly regard to ma.
sic The French theatre Ia presenting Of the best
operas In 6rst rate style. Gottsohak, the pianist,
giving concerts SUCCESSFULLY Nine 5ontAg, n julien,
with his orchestra and others, announced there -
give concerts shortly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

Disasters.
STEANsHlr PIIAnELPmA Renee st NCrlesns 26.h ult,
thcountered heavy gale from SW she lih, carrying
Away her foretopmast- ib, and fore trys1n
Ms dragged from her anchorage cd the Battery samC
night BY zoe ana her hull tady Out Stovas towso
D. The DOCK b. . sieAmtus
Fsreign Ports.
sAr JuiN Nich-ln Jan IL Br hrig Qresn yetens-
Mort Tor sev York Sid 7te, Pm, orig huas ~
sen 9es orlesnS N sAss (wss reported In rors ion'
forl toen-sup5sie 30 trroneoufly).
Home Forts. -, - :,
ALIANbnlAArr Jan seb,s rayIssf sris nsnaSs
BosToN-Arr FEB g. shirs oseeo. Pete.n Csissss sess
Undsua,si Fertert Nsv oresnsi f'SSa
ao Tel, rarhSe bark Sherwood. rsn New oresls. ZIG
bsfhB CtInn an getonh hstsp.ss; DAnl ebstsr ny
der Gsin or b,iss frarl aew Of kingston Ne l$ tcns
nioktrsop Iio Janeiro; hary Lowell Peierhor Mobile;
BarriIL cans Portland 70 load Er Cuba kothag sailed
B5ofIBaY~Xrr jan So biz HsYass5 Ros5. wisass.,
FOR Havana Ite hGSsr frozen over sos nhe rom VIE
BhTH-Tslor Jan 81 sris Ella. Wat, Tablet, TOM
cbestof CID les init bfiS Assress Patterson cAras-
NORFOLK Arr rst l. ,cfr wemruftaok, Bs-issa Ply,
nsu,h sass Vft sehr LA Gdvs a. atriiek, 81 crcix.
NEW Lor. pOs-sld FEB ), tohr Roanoke NYors,
nhNho HPosl-sli Jsa 81 sehr John Dodge, 'sesr.
PORT AND-Atr rss q sohr L $ Poud. Gro ,on NYoys
atrs nsiriss, Ia Iavsni; scnr Ktssusa HssM. ssw
~ cKLAYD- Jan 2s ichs Nsdors, sns Alfred. Nav
eoCXPoRT-sld Jan -. sohr Mora, shrs,, Humiastss.
sc; a5th brig Zenobis Carleton. ChsrlessAa.
WILMINGTON NCArr IAs 70, scf-s Jana (6n, honroa.
TURKS Is,ssas Bsn zoii, sYosS ga SET. s.srs Ans.As
Balensn, Eyorh r.s bris osSda, whitaker ousA sshs
uUN Wloox, uev York
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SUICIDE IN PLYMOUTH, vr-The Brattleboro
Statesman mentions the suicide Of O. K. FarwelI, q
young man who shot himself in part Of Plymouth
called Frog. City, on Sunday, the 18th ut. BE mar
met at Woodstock fair a few weeks previous. His
wife refused to live with him. and went home to her
parents. Farwel called to see her, and as she re-
jected his request to live with him again, he con-
Guided that life without his wife was not worth hAv
ing, and stepped Immediately out of the house into
the yard, and in the sight Of his wife, and others,
put pistol under his chfn and blew his brains out,
falling dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

Bark Alabama of San Francisco, which recently NJ
Bedford from Tahiti With OIL has been purchased ~ fee
awhAltr.
Tas bark Hugh Birekhead (of saitmore) Lewis Had
gins aser has eny made o1the quickest trips
eoord. She lett Callas Nov % arrived NOroane
% aking tho passage In IS which 10 equal 70 -
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Among the walters Of brilliant party In Albany on
the "a inst gentlemen loft New York ut three
O'Clock the afternoon OF the day, and others
who left kingston G. W., Ia the mornius Such insi.
dents enable realize how much and rails are
doing to aannihiate time and space"
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x4yIassYyysyss.. :
ronrteenlh sirec.. Miesmena. yn..


Fourteenth street. Hlchmond w
would respectfully call attention hi. style. Of sp,rr and
~ oooos. spia-diy
SUMNER coMPLtISTs-Th. fact 1, mo-. "a, ,, 1880, :,
which ohsn fatal In ar. pro5ae, Nv
use o. fruits and vrgetAbss by which s,on.eh IA
rendered Inactive torpid Cholers cs,s r,o,sa. M
and eramp ehoic, dysentary dsh and such its
sene and thrive upon Tins food tI,s B.
% and fixed the that an.
and most active mineral m,dieipes 10 y,..
g,' until the patient PROSTATE aud pes Of relief Ar, ma
cd who IL IL that has healthy Inf.n, -, .dn
seired With .-s shov. ~ ~
PIT. the skin and science Of medical s.,,s go
Esatm-ntt Ard h.. 10 this to be for, sImpiy
ing strength Of the afflicted t,s .bst a..
csc IN It's :,
we natural strength. and by the time
snuer,r vas prosrate and fall excite reaction
The patient died from poison
We disease Not - with Bkers r., which Az.
posed entirely OF vegetable matter no,
,hemse!res the beat tonic f,,i a.,
os Of the stomach and DO Seis taken aordpv 4, an
To be had OF the principal
,nond.and Of lyman. Lynehba,g, Christian p,,.,s
go, W ANN wismsearr' VIM wynn- Yorto-a; John
stnn and wzlsee PrsericksburE; CAiun o. D,,y,-
hins Toy, Norfolk ATliek GEAiha-y P,,n,, yvh
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81 CONSUMPTION AND FITTING BLoop-s.s N. ..,
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Hotel frederietsburg Va, and late o. The Gil, Hot,
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the grare when he tried Csrtsr's Spanish Nirturr ~
We refer the pubic his full
bottle, stating his cure ~ we
Por ,seby Byssrrr , ppr,s
Iys2-im 'fi nsEEs,
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untD &c: k. n.-soRofuLA The pabne ih5gd sao. In.I
s nforable changes In the human shown ui,h,
one week or ten days, eases that N. t
nse Is inefctsnt Zach OF the H. remsde a,e pfomp,
In mort Of scrof7a RAILWAYS RENO
hE.oLVESr exhibits change IN six hour,
pauent VIII md few day that
RIes, Ny IRON The BODY 20 with Cancers Tumors Nod
n,ssIs Deposits All une!e'n and matters are
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Fones' q Spirit and Dsor rei S,aoTssThe wond.rTuny
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ensure good state OF heath. -' .'' -
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