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JUST PUBLISHED,
REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY

OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
IN THREE LECTURES,
BY Rev. +. l.. HAWKS, d. D.. LL.p
Hon. D. L. SWAIN, IL. D.. ard
Hon. w. A. GRAHAM, IL. D.
:. 40 rn'eA Is Prefred a preiininary skeseA ofMs
BATTLE OF THE ALAMANCE and
War Of the Regulation.
Compiled by w. d. COOKE, A. NJ.
Illustrated by DARI.EY & LOSING.
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Take Particular Notice.

Young mon who have injured themselves
by certain practice INDUCED in--s habit frc-
qnently lea ned from evil companions or nj
school, Il o effects Of which are nightly fell,
even when asleep, and destroy both mind and
body, should apply Immediately. Weakness
and constitutional debility, loss of muscu-
lar energy, physical lassitude and genera
prostration, irratability and all nervous aiIec-
tons, Indigestion, sluggishness of the liver,
and every disease in any way connected with
the disorder OF the procreatiye functions
rnred and fnIl ,.ioor xnstn-o1
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AFFLICTED, READ!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE,
Established lS years ago. bv DR.. RiukiL.n.

~ w. Corner Of third and Union
Streets, bet'ceen Spruce and
Pine SIS. Ph,lada
EIGHTEEN years of extensive and unin.
~ terupted practice in this city, have rem
dered DIR. X. the most expert and successful
practitioner far and near, in the treatment of
all diseases of private nature. Persons af.
hicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or
legs, pains in the head or bones, uicrcurial
rheumatism, structures, gravel, diseases aris-
ing from youthful excesses or impurities of
the blood, whereby the constitutions has be-
come enfeebled, are all treated with success
lie who places himself under the care of
Dr. X, may religiously confide in his honor
as gentleman, ana confidently rely upon
bis skill ss O phYsician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04

-
- pBcsuon Of tie MsyOr Adsrmsn and Comnon.ty Of The
CITY OF New YOrt relative OPENING of saeh
EI6HTY-THIRD-sTREET. from the tihh.sv-nas 20 tas
East River mot opened In the City Of SeSYork
We the Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment heretn
hereby nOtiee the owners occupant or occa
p.n ell houses and lots and improved ssd gnimprovsS
IsBds sf-eted thereby and al Others whom 10
y follows, 20 Wit:
Fi, That have completed Es,nst. srd Assessment
opposed The do present. Their
writing duly verified 70 WILLIAM II. ELTISG. Esq.,
Chairman the ofce Of the Connssopers No 81 Cham
bers sory frupt this City hefcrs
ths 18th day Of October, 1854
Second That who consider them
seves ssseved by said Ess,e and x be heard
10 opposition the before he place Sc
O'clock P. Al, the 27th day Of October, 1854
Third Tia; the Abstract Of tie said Esmsfe snd Asses
nen together with msps, and aso all the sdsvis ESD
and other documents which Used oJ c. IN making
ns our repar Deposited 10 the Street Commission
e Oee OF the City and County Of iof there 70 resis
anti the 18th day OF Nov embeT 1851.
Foarh That the limits embraced BY the Asssnent efoic
sad follows All those pieces OF aud, situated 10 ne
sad City hopus both sides Of Eighty betvees
the the Pfhsvenue and the Eat River, and
extending the nohey and suthey sides OF Eighty third
the middle Of the boes either ude thereo .nd
Fh That report herein will Be presented 70 he 50
prone Court Of the Of NewYort at special Tern
URDAY the 18th ssy Of N0vember A D. l4 ct tho open
ing day and that then and there or . 900
thereafter counsel be heard motion viii Be made tns
said report be confirmed
MICHAEL q. HART, iCommiseionen-
j. SHERMAN BROwNELL.
Hev-York. September6. 1854 tonb
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CUPREME COURT-CoUnty of Kings.-The
- RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY sr.inst
MOLD IT. and - ARNOLD h. WIFE sad CoRNEL us
BLAKEasgTIsn. ioI Rslsi3!c Com nss .er )-Te John
Jr., and - ARNOLD, his Wife. defendants You
hereby summoned O. the plant in thi. seton
which tb osy hd the once Il the CLERK OF the Couoty
kngs the City Hall offbe City Of Brook IN and
copy your the subscribers their oee No s2
Broadway Of John-st kevfosk within twenty days
after the rvioe OF this exclusive Of the day
Of uch seryiee spd fail the said complaint
within time ,forefsd the plaintiff. in This setin vii .p
ply the Court for the relief demsnded IN the eonpsnt
Dated September II 1854 PEET NICHOLS,
ocfl4 lay6wS P.sinfids Attorneys
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In Seventh Ward whs esmittce.-so7smSs1 Z.

Essed That this Committee having fully Inquired into s.d
the eeun ansss connected with the nominations
for HembsS Of Congress for hs Vth Consssans DE-
of the With and xfh Wards city and
the City Of de- hereby recognize and declare
GEORGE II. ANDREWS 10 be the only reSzlsr sod daily
nominated candidate Of The WhIs Party Of this Dset snA
such r.eomm' I'd him = worthy Of and entitled % yoae
suhrssss and sdviss al Wings and Anti Nebrasks
Voters b. ed BY the claim Of any other pepos es-
himss1 Wbis Candidate IN this Congressional Dsrcs
Rssoired, That 10 SAMUEL 7. MCKINNEY e2sdbdste
for Assembly recognise whose ntsEdty, Energy and
capacity ye that be will prop:y represent ths M
District the Cousci Of the STATE End vs caA
upon s Whiss Civ, him their undivided suppor
Signed .... -.
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NYACK and HIyERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

IN LINE. .,poy lava,
Steamer IsAACP. SMITH steamer Asn4", CO.
leaves daily Except Sunday esly ie1neeP - a.,
Chamber Of. Pier ~ M ben o. r,1p p,Tp v1rT
Tor SYACK and HAVEk nUr n uIIy -.
STRAW landing q. Rociland NiACh' oHA -. "a
Lske and PiermoDt, IN connec Dseubt n'0">"" 1851 49,
ton With the New York sno hsSsE"sr ,.. u-..
LIZ h l..xs. Usyer. straw ct r. NJ
helolnins, 1870. AZ 81 The ARROW will accom-
- e'e'S e rnod.te parties for any OF the
V''"- above places the most res
sonaole terms
mi. In. az bosts do not md AZ Amos o..
CTATEN ISLAND and NEM-1Okk FEHkf
- NOTICE CHEAP EHCURsiON-fHe ct eenn on
and sfar April 10 1854 the boats viii leave a. follows until
S,,bsr notice: Leave vanderbrs Landing Staten Island
every hour from A. NJ TO r. D. Leave LOOT OF "hteh.H
~ E.w.YoIk every hour from GA. NJ to 7 p 81.
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NEW-yORK SUPREME COURT. JOHN


NUIIIE VI NJ ,--,.,, ~ ths u-gvt,5n,
Of the h nd article Of the 6Is title Of ne nh
second psrf OF The Revised Statutes y q w.
N Ire te. n C.nsohsre County Of hoptgoery ~.
an insovent acbio-polioe hrss Published sept = ~. 80
sypes before The Hon Samuel beonS ~ ~
Of the County Of MOnteoasry, the llth oAy o. -
text oeioek z show esEse n sny ~ ~. -
h. Si,es,1Ssg ~ ~. s,I,s GEORGE sHird.
- .v,iev :. Attorney g. lrsc vent
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1854

TT s. NAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
We Aep1NWALL and PANAMA RAILROAD
MONDAY, Nov g. at oeleek P. M tom pier Zoo. Of War
renst NORTH River VII be Dispatched the sset s.ssr.hy
GEORGE Law, Capt. O v. Foz U. s n, % connect 4
rsssns with she new and spenor se.mship JOHN L. STE
spare boat always Kept Panazs prevent detentos
IN esse Of accident
h, J. w. RAYMOND.
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mater Cnre.

THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers the best accommodations for pursuins the
for the winter and terms ressJnable siss
vbere Adde'S D II. WELLINGTON, N D.,
No l7s 18th st., New York.
EEw-YORK CITY WATRR-CURE, No. liza 12tbst.
corner Of Upiver,ity place.
UTATER- CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No. IS LAIGHT ST X TRAIL, NJ D., PR0PRI-
PTORAoeom stiOns for 100 Pat.nA Com female
Phycsns The Third Lecture Term Of the Hydropathc sad
Physiological School will commence Nov. l.
WATER-CURE corner of 6th-av. and 3eth-st.
w DR. SHEW uHtes with Dr.. TAYLOR ia this large
and coInmodou establishment for the Fail sod Winter PA
TENTS and BOARDERS received at reasonable rates
Outdoor practice promptly attended 10.
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fHrs.

- a.
EURS.-WILLIAMM OSER, Nos. Al Maiden
lane spa SIS Broadway begs leave 10 inform bis wholesale
and retail addition 20 his no
q EAdenaDe where his Wholesale business rs wen estso-
Rshsd be has opened at 335 Broadway Tor
Ss Of the manufactured fUhS that can 90
produced American, Russian aud Hudson Bay Compenys
tRk selected himself for city and country trade and desi
sss of exhibiting the popular ponso Of The c ms
sspoo seecobs ofFURS he has extended his oe.ines
~ No 9s5 Broadway The articles nnaod sniversal
sstepron sABLEs, Hudson Bay MARTENs, STONE
MARTINS, MINK MARTENS and ERnlNB ofsuoh vanety
81 cannot fail 10 attrset attention Every article will DO
warranted 90 Represented and sold fair prices He b. Sc
c,o No s5 Broadway OF the principal hotels OF
ne city. WILLIAM mOsER. Importer Of Fun,
Nos Al Maiden lane and Ss5 Broadway
ADIE FANCY U X 5 -
A 10th No 81 Fulton IT., MY, would call the att sn.
tsop Of the and Retail Trade his select stock Of
BURs now selling at greatly retueed pn'es -
AIDES FUR WARE Ii o u 4,
now "a, stock Of Furs not to be sur
p,,ses either Tor beauty quality Orders strictly foihed
An articles warranted Prices moderate and 70 SUIT e cN
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For Iaspsctevs n ELecfoa-ssmnr SMITH OeMfe =. Dsn-
nett Wtism Britt John A. Van siper John Jssper, Francis
Dom mich SAMUEL Martin Peter Valentine
Publi- Meeting will be held Of the place. SAT-
UBDAY EVENING Nov 4
In Democratic Wing Generni Cemnistee, ssv. 4.
lsH.-ber
Esss,ssd That the Tchs. poDsted BY the regular Nes-
nstins Committee, besd,d J. n. PERKY ke, 70 Oft roc
AAemsn JARED SPARKS and JOHN q. WEBB; for So
psrvisor " AEsERoLE ke be recognised By this 0sss
el Committee the regular Wig candidates for tbs xiIfh
Ward. LUKE G. RYDER, Chairman.
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Clothing.

FURNISHING GOODS.-Merchants from the
country will fpd falI snd eesens sssortment Of al
Abds Of GEHTLEMEs's FURNISHING ooO0S. which are
offered reduced at the Old Furnishing House No ~
William st. corner Hsdensne yns recelyed-A noe aSsort.
tpt Of rich fancy scARFS and CRAVArS suitable for city
TstsIl tr.Se GEO NJ TRACY
lust RECEIVED, 1000 OVERCOATS, s.
~ each, Dress and Frock Coats Sc originally IS; 1900
pairs Cs,nere Pants IS cost So last years make Bills
an broker hsnls o the city taken for Clothing
GEO LEVIE. cor. Nassau and Beekmansts
g. CHAMBERS has now opened a large and
o. splerdd assortment Of Ladies' DRESS CAPS. HEAD
DhIssEs ROBES DE CHaMBRE CHILDRENS
CLOTHING LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS. &c. &c at
Ne Broadway Do-ry opposite Stewars LADIES' and Mer
shspts sJders execun6 press place
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CJyPREME COURT.-sAMUEL B. POTTER
~ "a ~ n nr. r pOTTE aSsn>x ID A MARIE -sau

~ aua IsRAEL r POTTER stainss D. A MABIE-san-
mona - To D. A MABIE You are hereby sannoasd
snd reqsired 20 :Ds~er he eGuPisn, Ia ,hs sss,c.
q he cE and County Of sew.Y0fs. the Ne..
YoYt Civ Hall ana copy Of your
% he G complaint the subscribers Al their oes No. As
Futons ssd city within t-en days sfsr the s-rvee Of
th uncoous on yoa exclusive Of toe day " sch s-rvce;
.nd you fail the said complaint within the me
soressd the plaintiffs Ia this aetion viii take Judgment
...irst yu for he ix hunored twenty
aos with ss 10 from the n nd dsy Of October
enc hcussnd EIGHT busared and Fly four besides the Of
n 1. 1eton = Dated New-Yort. Oct 10, l25i
=. W. q. y. CHESTER, Pl-ntias Attorney.
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6teamboats an1 Railroads.

NOVEMBER, 1S54-The new and splendid
IN steamer ALICE c. PRICE. Capt A. Il. Hszrerty, for
sHEEwssURY, ke-, viii from Roosnsons Pier North
River ~ follows
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me0iral.


4 DEE's INFALLIBLE FEVER AND AGUE
IN REMEDY Is found 10 be unfaiDg for this most
distressing complaint wherever 1t bs been ted One bot
Tie Effects Price 81 Por sale the Offices No Ill
CeotTe-st. and No I07 FultoD-st-
MOS. 237 GRAND-ST. and III BOWERY.-
IN TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS and CAPTAINS =
Please apply esily for HENRY PHILLIPS newly Invented
patent INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR, for the
Of Astha Coughs and Cold and all kinds Of desses OF
the Chest which has been bshy recommended by the
greatest physicians both in Europe and America, n he has
for the Fall trade 100 dozen Of ow prices No l.
81 Sc; Ne 2 SC; No 8 S9-All in dozen boxes One
be added wholesale department the retail
price All skins stamped with names and ADDE'S
HENRY PHILLIPS.
AGENTS FOR BRoADwAY-Rushton A. Co kestel Scnbner
Co; Green and John Meesam, Wholesale Druggists; p
Hall Co.. Hosiers Hall Co, HateIa Agents wanted
MO PREPARATION ever yet invented can
IN equal GOURAUDs ITALIAN ME0ICATED SOAP ioi
curing pimple freches chaps ehsfes and all skin do
formes Beware OF lotions containing mineral .rneen
utterly IuDous the and by their repeant 80
ton ebdan seTng health. G0URAUDS POUDRE 5UBTILB
nproos hsp from any part Of the body LIQUID Rouge lay
White Hair Dye and Restorative ct the old Depot 81 Walt
ers fret from Broadway; Calender So Sd Pbisd
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-16
:. NJ Alexandra Dumas has been sep

-. NJ Alexandra Dumas has been sen
fenced to Two hundred francs fine for libel on
NJ Buloz, editor of the Revue des Deux Mondes
The libel consisted in charging II. Buloz with
having. some years ago, brought out . second
edition of a certain work, though the right Of
printing one edition had only been conceded 10
him. :
80. The Keowee, s. c. Courier states that
Fort Hill has been purchased by Col. A. P.
Calhoun, from his mother, Mrs. Floride Cal
houn, reiict of the late Hon. J. c. Calhoun,
and will be Immediately occupied by him. He
returns to his native State with an ample for
tune, accumulated on the fruitful soil of Ala
bama, and hereafter the visitor to the sacred
precincts of Fort Hill will be entertained by
the son in a manner worthy of 50 distinguished
a father.
-. Henry Adams, of Swanton, VT, late
candidate for Congress in the northern district
died q few days since in the Brattleboro' In
sane Asylum.
....John A. Parker, late Librarian of the
House, has been appointed Cherk Of the Ju.
dietary Committee of the House.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-16

A MAN MURDERED BY SLAvEs.-The
Savannah journal, of the 10th instant,
SAYS that horrible murder by slaves was
committed in Kinchafonee county few
DAYS since. The victim, j. V. McGrady,
was returning home from neighborins
town, when he was attacked and beat to
death with clubs by two of his own ne
groes. After killing him they split his
body open, and dragged it into the woods
where they concealed it. The negroes
were arrested and have confessed their
guilt.
ADVANCE IN LIMA general meeting
of Lime Merchants was held in Penning-
tonville, Chester Co., on the Sth instant.
and an advanced prize for Lime was fixed
upon, to take effect on and after the first
day Of April next. r-.1
20 In a Mississippi paper. we note
the following item: 1.-The contractors
of the Mississippi Central Railroad have
issued printed handbills, offering employ
ment to one thousand laborers, at 81. 90
per day. This looks like pushing the
work forward with vigor."
U The fare to California via the
Isthmus by steamship from New York is
$3.50 in the first cabin, Sl26 in the Sc
cond cabin, and from SIS to S110 in the
steerage; in first class clipper ships, via
Cape Horn, from $3.50 to $500 is charged.
O House rents are now higher in
Chicago than in New York.
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PIE RSONAL.

1--WE are pleased to learn that our old
fellow citizen, Samuel Byington, Esq, so long
and favorably known as a master machinist in
the Washington Arsenal, has been appointed
Master Armorcr for the Arsenal at Harper s
Ferry, Va. A better selection could not have
been made, as the country holds no man better
qualified fo- the present position
80. Martin Koszta is now in Chicago, a
the residence of Mr. Kedgie, lawyer He
has been offered situation in the State Bank
Of that city.
-. Capt. Rynders, it appears, has been
appointed deputy surveyor of the rort of New
York
-. Ex-Governor Clifford, of Massachusetts,
is spoken of as a candidate for Congress, to
succeed Zeno Scudder
-. Biscacianti is singing at Valparaiso to
crowded audiences.
80. 1t may be mentioned as singular fact
that the various histories, memoirs, and lives
OF so noted statesman as Alexander Hamilton
do not give the name of his wife Even J. C.
Hamilton, Esq, of New York, in writing the life
OF his iliGstrious father has omitted to men
ton the name Of his mother!
80. The New York Day Book says truly
that the secret Of Madame Anna Thillon' sue
cess, is her lovely face, and certain affectation
OF manner and pronunciation, which our highly
illuminated snobbery mistake for piquancy.
-. Rev. Ant. Brown, (strong- minded wo-
man, in a recent lecture in Philadelphia, said
among other things, "whoevet would make
mark in the world must make his own mark.
not the mark of another It is more noble
for goose to hiss like goose than to make
miserable imitation of nightingale.
1.-The Legislature of Kentucky at its re-
cent session appropriated $40 900 toward erect
ing monument to the memory Of Henry Clay
at Ashland
1.-The returns from New Hampshire indi.
cate the election of Nathaniel B. Baker, Demo.
erat, as Governor of that State, by about 5000
majority over all others.
Michael W. Cluskey, has been appointed
clerk to the Committee on Military Affairs of
the House of Representatives.
....Michael g. Bright, brother of Senator
Bright, has written letter to Judge Douglas,
in approval of the Nebraska bill now before
Congress. It will be remembered that the
Northern papers opposed to the bill, reported
that this gentleman had made On anti N ebras-
ka speech. sea-
MADAME Sontag and her company, in
Guiding Alfred Jaell, the pianist, and Camil 10
Urso, the vioIinist, have concluded an engage
ment to 60 to Mexico to give concerts and
operas, Immediately after the conclusion of
their New Orleans series
....Young Paul Julien has been delighting
the Havanese with his wonderfully precocious
powers. The Captain General honored the
first concert with his presence. Gottschalk
the pianist, is likewise there.
-. Madame Anna Bishop, is giving con-
eerts at Masical Hall, San Francisco.
Mr. Edwin Booth, Miss Heron, ,and Mrs
Woodward, are playing at the Metropolitan,
San Francisco.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-16

AMERICANS IN THE EUROPEAN WAR.
A Paris correspondent of the New York
Tribune says that twenty young Ameri-
can sawbones, while studying in Paris,
have volunteered to aid the Russians with
their unpractised skill. This, though
nominally in favor of Russia, may be
greatly to the advantage of Turkey. The
correspondent writes:
81 may mention, as characteristic of Ameri-
can promptitude, that nearly all the twenty
doctors volunteered for Russian campaign
within ten minutes Of the first proposal made
to that effect by one of their number, at the
close of one Of M COlla's lectures on embryol.
osy. On the other hand, some Americans have
already, and several are going from here to-
day on their way to the Turkish camp Among
the latter are Col. Magruder, who distinguish
cd himself in the Mexican war; Mr.. Quincy
Shaw, of Boston, and his brother-in-law, Mr.
VIM. B Green, late an independent Unitarian
clergyman at West Brook6eld, Mass"
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mar 13-lws
GARDEN AND ELOWER SEEDS.

'INHE subscriber has personally selected in kuIoPe
Il all the finest Vegetable and Flower Seeds, amopg
viii are al the best English Cabbages as fariy
York, Large York, Nonpe-isl, Fnfeld Market, Lon
don Market, heelers lmrerjsl, Shillipg's Queen,
Sprotbro, Mi~hers Albert HAT Dutch &c; the hnest
Broccoli, rs Nilcove, White Cape Wslcheren, Cruii-
flowers Early Peas, Onions, &c; English TurniPs as
Red Tankard, White Tsnkard, Laing's Improved
Ruta Baga, skirving's liverpool huts Psg', &C.
with all the leading vegetables in the trade, spd
What specially suited to the American clinsh.
The whole warrsnfed genuine and CT the hnest
quality, and are offered to the public, in large or
small quen titif s. 1t low prices The Flcser Seeds
comprise every & ing new and rare.
JOHN SAUL, Nursery Scotsman.
Seed store corner of Seventh and III. streets.
nursery Seventh street, between o and r streets.
mr. l3-lvs