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PAP Err HANGIN

-WAhEHUUSE..
M WILSON. No. 9 South Fourth street, PhiHadel
Wv phia. offers for sale large assortment Of Wall
Papers, at prices ranging from six cents per piece up
wards of choice patterns and superior stock comprising
Cheap sann Papers, Fine sann Papers,
Borders and moul ling Fire e-board prints
Fine gold papers, Fine decorative. papers,
-i Marble paper Oak paper.
New STYLES A. Window Curtains in great variety.
adDealers supplied al Low Rates. fInar %, -3m
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scuiI, HcuiI, OYSTER S OTHER TIN CANS,
Elm q. EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisscrsof {
10y uesclipuon IN superior manner Dy machine.
9yses cans and eanlsiers Of every size and slyle
uane ior any purpose. Having extensive facilities
u usVouhs themselves exclusively tins hEe Of busi.
ioM pelees;, REIN a. EVERETT. i a
mar 22 '3i-Sm No. IS North Front Il. Phiiada.
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REFERENCES.

P. B. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica, N. Y.
l.. d. Fleming, NJ. d., Canandaigna, N. Y.
NJ. H. Mills, NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y.
D. Y. Foote, M. d., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prot. Dunbar, NJ. D., Baltimore, Nd.
J. C. Orrick, NJ. d., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. d., New York City.
w. Prestcott, NJ. d., Concord, n. ii.
]. P. Newland, NJ. d., Utica, N. Y.
Rev. c. 5. Beard Glenn Springs, $. c.
OF Pamphlets had gratis at the Store of p,
MANSFIELD, Agent, Smyrna, Del.
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STEAM DYEING and SECURING EsTA D.

STEAM DX ENG and SECURING Est A Is-
~ LlSHMENT.- Mrs. T.. w. SMITH, (,Yidew of
Walter Smith, successor TO John Jones No. 90 North
tInh street. between Market and Arch. Philadelphia
PIECE GOODS Of every description, by ID 10 auy
color. re dressed, re. folded, and re.papeTed
Ladies' Wearing Apparel OF every description dyeo
IA the most fashionable and permanent colors and I'm
ished in a good style
MERINO, Cashmere and Crape Shawls. Table md
Piano Co, ers, cleansed and pressed, without FADING
the c0lOrs. e
PoNGEE and Sikl Dresses re.dyed oil colcrs. and
watered equallo new. ~
Gentlcmen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed ina suner;or
style. rmar,b % 80 ~ laf>''''
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Ong standing.
The Catholican far surpasses other remedies in be-
ing more certain less expensive and leaving the
TEN H. a better condition. Let all interested call and
obtain a pamphlet (ree) containing ample proof, ire IN
the most respectable Sources Of the beneficial results
of its use together with letters from highly expert
enced physicians. who have used it IN their practice,
| and sneak from their own ObseTN aiiOus
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THE RENOWNED REMEDYl
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

This extraordinary Uneuent is composed OF the most
healing Balsams, and when used in accordance
with the directions which accompany each pot. will
insure cures when all other means fail. Cases of
the most desperate Skin diseases readily yield 10 Its
efficacy. IL famous when used in cases of GOut,
Rheumatism, Contracted or Stiff Joints. In Asihmas
it will do wonders If we'll rubbed into the Chest.
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NO. p MARKET STREET, WILMINGTO

sell
ehaveone
Gmghams and Cs MOURNING GOODS
Furnishing Goods of all kinds Call and examine bOr
Ipurasng
Nc. street, Del
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~ MEYER, respectfully informs his friends On d
We the public generally, that he has constantly
hand PIanos equal ie those lOr which he received
the Prize Medal, in London, 1851. -
All orders promptly attended to. and great care
taken IN the selection and packing the same.
WaTero0m No 50 SOu:k FOURTH street. below
Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
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CUANo! CUANO!

"SNTNHE subscriber. sole agent tor the sale Of
tEZssg Il PERUVIAN GUANO in Phade lphia
<=E&s is now unloading the following vessels direct
from the ChIncha Islands:
Ship SOrooco,- 1900 tons
Ship Burlington, $50 tons
Ship Hornet. 500 tons
Ship Topaz. 300 tons
which will he sold in lots TO suit purchasers at the
lowest cash prices. ;. CHRISTIAN.
formerly Glading & Chrstian.)
~ = as North Wharves. and 81 North Water ST..
April -. '543m. Philadelphia.
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The Far-Famed Medicine !

These Pills being composed entirely of medicinal
herbs are of a most harmless nature, while the ex-
traordnary virtues they possess have rendered them
universally popular in nearly every part OF the
world The immense success they have met v WIM
throughout the Suites is most extraordinary owing
II is presumed TO their wonderful efficacy IN tns
cure eff Bilious complaints and Disorders oil tne
Liver and Stomach. Persons who persevere II II
using them in accordance with the dlrecuohs' sci
dom fail in being restored TO health.
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e. OIL CLOTHS.
n. G.. WORTH &c CO.

H. u. WUREH & 90,
nOOR, BLIND, Shutter and Sash Depot. east side Of
IL Broad street, below Wood, Philadelphia where
may be found, constantly hand, extensive
ment of Doors Sash, Blinds. Shutters ard M0udiS qs
warranted equal Ia any that can be made
Also, sash ready glazed, always on hand
Orders by mail OF dispatch will receive promp
ion. Tmarch 29, 81,
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DIR. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
Celebrated CathOiican,

For the Relief and Cure Of Suffering Females.
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Case Certified By the Mayor Of Boston, England.
Copy Of Letter from J. Noble, Esq, Mayor Of Bos
ton, Lincolnshire:
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Nav II, 1854-1y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03

ACTION AGAINST PHYSICIAN FOR ALLEGED NAL
PRACTICES.
Nov. 2--Wrigh @. Bets rs. George Gi!fudn.-Ths
was an action brought by the plaintiff, resident OF
BROOKLYN against the defendant, practising physician
OF the same place. for malpractice, In treating plaintiffs
children for measles instead Of scarlet fever, under
which, II II alleged they were suffering and OF which
they died Damages are laid at 900 II appears that
In January 1853 DR.. Gillian attended the plain tins
wife in her confinement and while paying his profess
sonal visits her two Of the children o. the respective
ages Of two and Ave years. were taken Ill and no was
requested BY Mrs Belts to treat them for their ament
Tho children both died, and the plaintiff alleges that
their deaths caused by the malpractice of the de-
fendApt On the part Of the defendant II contend
ed that the disease Of which the children died was
measles and he denies the imputaton OF malpractice
Dr.. Mott was examined for the plaintiff, and stated
that he visited Mr. Betts family occasion, about
the beginning Of 1858; Of the children lying
III that he said It could not 1--we his impression that
the child had scarlet fever because is throat
swollen, and from Offensive smell which proceeded
from matter that came from It's nostrs; there was
congestve state Of the throat but was not such as
would be benefited by bleeding or leeching.
On crossexaminaton Dr. Mott said that the state in
which he saw the child such that old practitioners
might be mistaken rs to the nature OF the disease
Other members OF tho profession gave similar testimo-
nv and medical professors were examined for the defend
ant and testified that they might be deceived to the
nature Of the disease In the children unless they II
| in its earliest stages.
The Judge charged the jury, who brought in a YER.
| Dict this morning, for the defendant.
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FREE pEMOCRAYIC LEAGUE.

meeting Of the members and friends q this asso.
citation called for last evening, ct $40 Broadwags
but owing to some Misunderstanding a. to their oeaAso
there were not mere than half dozen persons preesu
besides the oAcers Of the League.
JoSS JAY Esq, In the chair Reports OF commee-
tees we're called for, when II announced that -
tickets Of the Free Democratic League would be rsaG
the proper time. The following report Of the co.,
ittce n congressional nominations read and ado
ed after which the League adjourned TO meet Sase
day evening at the same place.
Tie committee TO whom refs rred the subject -
Congressional nominations, and Of sscertainn2 the pod
sn and standing Of the various candidates In nonnna
pn in the several Congressional districts Comprised %
the city and county OF New York in reference 10 savy
and tho recent and threatened aggessons Of the slave
power beg leave 10 report that owing to the short 20
riod which has elapsed since this important duty ~
| devolved upon them, the committee have not bad -
leisure the opportunity OF obtaining very tuu or
factory information. The time allotted to US wa -
short IT, expect replies to written inerrogsuons nsa
made them We have, therefore, confined our nqus.1s
10 such ordinary channels of information a. were coIvS
neny within our readh, and such also - are ncoesSI
to the public generaliythat Is, the en'ecsuens ~
known opinions Of the several individuals VINO ers IN
uouneed as candidates for the suffrage o. tue p-ope
In the last great conflict With the slave power on -
aoor Of Congress- the people Of New York we're
10 witness The humliatna spectacle OF betrayA q
'tbsis rghts by thsis immediate rsesessns@avcs seAW
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GENERAL STORMS AND THE STATE PRISON

OFFICE THE UNITED STATES ARGUS,
43 Fulton street, New York, Nov. l, 1874. !
DEAR CESFRAL-when in Washington was notified
that the Veterans Of the War of 1872 had nominated you
for reelection Is it your intention to stand contest
or not Let rue know by return Very truly yours
JOHN CRAWIEY.
To General HESRY STORMS, Sing Sing, n. Y.
SING SING, Nov. o. 1854.
FRIEND CRAwIM:-I was nominated by my friends and
companions the Veterans Of the War Of 1872 and feel
truly grateful to that noble body Of brave citizens for
the high compliment paid did accept but on re-
Election deem IL prudent to withdraw the contest
Very truly yours, HENRY STORMS
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WILLIAMSBURG POLITICS.
MAINE LAW SERMON,

MAINE LAW SERMONS.
At the meeting Of the Temperance Convention on
Wednesday evening" resolution was adopted, requesting
the clersymen Of Williamsburg to make an appeal to
their congregations in behalf of the Ma ne law.
ASSEMBLY MAINE Law NOMINATION..
Enoch Jacobs of Williamsburg has been placed in
nomination Maine Law candidate for Assembly from
the First district.
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beat 4 not to conouer-and the "bear' viii endure
great deal Of the one before the other win begin to strike
that policy and leisure may make it convenient for the
sqsadrons of the allied powers to turn their prows to-
ward the shores of the United States TO give the ind0
itable Yankees lesson. Bat in the time, wait
inV the leisure Of their neghbors to attend to their
business would be perhaps ss Just for spanish rs chi
friends Of the holy professionals follow in the path they
may open. drop this hint under the hope that when
another ebastOpo Is TAKEN and the matter Is discussed
"a nsanced on the evening Of the 23d in the palace
4Ae suggestion may be considered, and save tim
snss a +, protracton But as for the advan
sae On hs d .nr e., ooo the victory although the
md IL ysry far vet Unless ii sho, be hastened to
close by internal convusion-the death OF We elai
something Of that sortand they do mot anticipate I'd
such policy to have embraced the small 1rain
of very few dignfed onicals that infest high places
and play the toady anywhere within the spherc o. gooa
TSs police corps for the country are be
fashioned, and the payment drawn directly from the
people, so that they may themselves control the nquiy
In their midst ut cost that they themselves can make
and count under military organization from which they
swill be exempt in personal servcs-which is giving
MORE Il win Be their fault See the issue Of
journal Of the oath, which will prove back stroke.
,.ors y the sSncpcdo for the orphans and destitute
of our colored population This will be - good use as
the surplus moneys Of that fund can b put to- thers
il he no end to emancipation and its labors, and 1t viii
he ssved from absorption by the royal treasury In some
sudden change Of power TO which we are unfortunately
accustomed without much osnens 70 ,ne Pc
eamsr Falcon with Chasrss fever left in the hospital
of Dr. Wilson, (SAn Frascisco,) two have died the
names given me At the Consulate Of the United states
Heinz John Cobb and william Cation Michael McCArrol
died At sea two days previous to arrival Of the Falcon
4his port Capt Gray shipped 6ftccn foreigners here
mostly spanisrds, among them but three seamsn, ant
also employed an assistant engineer The story Of taking
aboard after the clearance visit last trip was
touch Of Official exaggeration after the manner OF thu
Black Warrior. man taken on board, but he hat
een sent from the steamer to let no fast at the whar
- the steamer getting under weigh there will b
no war discussion upon that point, which can lay b.
untn Russia Is conquered until France and Englan
have time to redress the grievances Of Spain.
hand you commercial report TO date, and full Gle
OF city and country papers. shall endesvor TO kee
you advised OF what may chance to know until you
regular ancient comes back from the north or g. re
turns from the Pacific that with your other abundan
sources you viii not DO out Of knowledge Of dongs here
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THE PRACTICAL DEMOCRATS.


TROUBLE OF THE CANDIDATEs-MR. BkRKER'S TWO
LETTERs-ANswERs FROM MEssRs. O. GODFREY
GrNTHER, CHAUNCEY SNAPPER, AND Nh EBLING.
Several days ago we published the following CORES
pondence;-
New York, October, 1854.
the Practical Democrats held at the Mercer House. Oct
H. IL resolved that committee be appointed TO In
terrogate the candidates for State and municipal officers
as TO their opinions Of the following
PLATFORM OF THE PRACTICAL DEMOCRATS.
l. To purify the primary elections of those corrup-
tions that have become disgrace to character
To protect he constitution against violation or per-
version.
g. To democratize the government so that the laws
shall be submitted to the people for decision
TO elect all oacers by the people, f0m the Presi,
dent to the police.
g. To rsresl the system o. contracting public work
which can be conveniently done by the authorities.
improved BY the erection Of buildings thereon suitable
for dwelling and business purposes and then rented for
moderate per cent upon the value Of the same, o oc
cupants only In order that such property may yield 90
income to tho city treasury thereby the rate
Of taxation and protecting the working CLASSES against
the increase Of already eIorbtant rents.
T. To check the curse of land monopoly, BY limiting
the quantity that may hereafter bc acquired In this
state and open the public lands Of the nation to actual
settlers only in limited quassitiss free o. Snsrs
hsrtne institutons and the State that they shall
stand on tho same ground IS any other business:
Your answer to the sso's y.ur,
GEO Geo : v: 1HSSEasoS, Committee.
j. MECH HENRY,
Mn. pAaxER's REPLY.
NV York, Oct. 10, 1854.
To Messrs Ira r. Dsvis, George W. Anderson, y Neecn
Henry, Committee
asa1is,I am In receipt Of circular purpcrting %
have psrussd attsntvsy and with much satisfaction
eysN sentiment hersx eypytssed accord ny sAesS
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Before Hon. Judge Hoffman.
Nov. 2-Henry Scksnck and Oilers vs yNepN Nay.
er-ksxsn for new tstal denied
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NEGRO MOVEMENT AT THE NORTH.


We have received per mail q pamphlet OF seventy
seven pages, entitled Proceedings OF the National Rai
grafton Convention Of Coorcd People held at Cleveland,
Ohio. the oath, 25th, and Goth Of August, 1854.
Why the colored gemmen conferred the distin-
guish~ honor Of being the respectable q their sublime
rhapscdies, arc ut loss to divine These worthless,
in imitation Of the political parties have gone to work
and built platform extensive enought for the whole
human family TO stand upon OF the thirty articles
that compose this platform shall selects few spe
cimens. Thus -
Ibat the right to breathe the air and the soil
which the Creator has placed US IL copherent with the
bh Of man. and coeval with his existence consequently,
whatever ntcrercs with this sacred inheritance In the
Joint ally Of slavery and al against the just degree
Of heaven Hence man cannes be independent without
possessing the land on xhich he resides.
II this proposition be true, then there must BE- rsl-
tude Of slaves in Great Britain, and all other ma ions
The great mass OF do not the ground on which
| they live. AEaiz they say
'sThst, as mfn and equals, we demand cvers political
right privilege and position 20 which the Whites are eli
gble in the United States and viii either attain 4,
| these, .sr ACCEPT OF nothing.
Tat under no circumstances, let the consequence b
they may will we SUBMIT "a ens,avement LEI tn
cover that attempts 1t euaaate from whatever
1 will.
| That We pledge integrity 10 use ail HONORABLE
sst Va 70 ", "a eng people, oa thia eontiasRa
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HAVANA, Oct. %, 1854
SuaARs have not undergone any material change since
11th instant date Of last report The demand con-
alnued steady until beginning Of this week. when buy
ers, showing less disposition TO pay the ruling prices
aad h0ldsrs remaining arm ia thsiS pretenaieas tran
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RAPHIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAHAwBA At NEW OR
LEANS.
New ORLEANS, Nov 2, 1854.
The steamship Cahawba, from Havana ON the evening
Of the 30th, arrived here to-day She made the trip
from Moro Castle to the Belize in foryseven hours and
half, which is the shortest passage record She
brought of Importance.
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THE FTREMEN.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF FULTON ENGINE co.
IN No q, held ct their ensine house in Anthony
street. saturday evening, october 1884, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
nsnty due and hereby gratefully given, TO the on
and members -rfaseoh Go No Of Jersey City,
for their hind invitation to accompany them their
parade in celebrating rhe Introduction Of the PSssac
water Works their city the Sd day Of October last
For their hopitabe reception for their generous hind
nsss for their gallant during the day. and attend
ing the ferry in Short for every act trey did from
fhe moment Of ARRIVAL ia their city to the moment
e departure, they are entitled TO the wArmest
pRsons Of our regards and they may rest assured the
sur lives to which avert with unmixed plea
aure AZ d proud satisjsc ion.
Resolved That the thanks Of this Company are also
due to the Officers members OF Hook and Ladder Co.
NJ Of Jersey City, for the generous ma inner land &C.
esrdng to our expert. nce common to all Jersey City
1eemeD) with which they treated us, while We were
waiting form into line AID during the rain which fell,
ut which, throwing cold water It did on the whole
affair, could not d ninish the undertaking kindness ana
attention Of our Jersey City friends
Resolved That to Warrington Engine Company No. 20
Il New York indebted for escort to and from
the ferry We withhold from them the preston
thanks and only asse them that reciprocity
n good sentiment between the dremen OF New York
opportunity .nifssting the good win and friend
ship they go handsomely melted out to uB.
Resolved, that in heart OF hearts shall always
YeDember the Ladies Of Jersey city Their bright and
genial smiles followed during the whole parade, and
their cheering presence inspired with that manly
timent which belongs to the true fireman in the
Of lovely and for the tenderness they
snd the wreaths they presented To
the little Of Assistant Foreman Mr. Ryan, they
CaekLE5 NEARY, Foreman.
THOMAS RYAN, Assistant Foreman.
MATTHEW j. FOGRRTY, secretary.
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bIso PENSION AGENTS AND CLAIMANTS JUST
Il punhsn. d. Lists Of Pensioners each of the 80 yera
STATES since the enactment of the Pension va com
hs Invalid p.nsonsT Rsyolutonary pensioners
T. 1882 with instructions for prepsrin9 tho claims oS
Ster widows, and list Of soldiers Of the war Of 1872
fo rhse services hall pay under the act al
psy oounts snd specifying the place OF resdsr 20
cf escS pepsioner end sol Tier Compiled ana puoshsd
BY DaAkikS TUCKsR, attorney for ciainaants wash
gtoD d. Price OF New York List one dollar: for zach
Of the other States, Atty cents. Sent free OF postage
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BILLIARDS..

DUIIARD TABLES IT NEE SUPERIOR SECOND
ID hand tables for sale cheap, only been in for
Mort time New tables and trimmings reduced prices
On Be 1t factory. No 90 Ann street ORDERS
- mail promptly attended to. GRIFFITH h DECKER.
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CAuMAKFRS' GUARD, ATrENTION-A MEETING
- and dril will taxa place Tuesday evening, 10th
hstant at 90 ock and election Of ofcers, 1t Jentre
Market Drill room. Meeting and drill every Tuesday
and 1hu1rda evening until parade at the place
d. N. HOLLY, Oommandant.
JEAN PHILIPS, orderly.
YTlBE AN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1879 WILL
assemble at the corner OF Third avenue and Twen-
o. seventh street, Mondsy, the 9th inst at 2P NJ,
- attend the funeral Of brother soldier John Tg
kr The smcer will the cockade on their hats,
end rape the left arm
4. .. JONES, Major Commanding.
wx DAILY, Jr Adjutant.