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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-23

ET Bogel, offers suitable reward
this morning, for the recovery and
detection of the thief, who feloniously
carried away from the steamboat land.
ing foot Of Church street, a gallon
demIohn and box Of medicines.
Losses at the river, have Of late be-
come frequent, and our vigilent police
should look to the matter. A detec-
ton, and conviction. Of a levee thief,
for term of years in the Penitentiary,
would prove very wholesome exam.
pie just now.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-09-23

ANOTHER RECIPE FOR RATS
A Lady's Book Receipe.-Catch the
rat by his candle appendage, as he is
beating retreat. Pull him back,
pinching his tail at the same time, un-
til he opens his mouth, when dose
Of Radaway's Ready Relief may be
given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-15

the storm having shated, the sea wss ess violent
The maser and crrw being now strengthened sod in
yisoraed by the food and re, constructed arsft and
reached their CONT de whose reeolufe spirit, though
fast giving wav was still sufficient TO enable him to
retain his position in the rigging. Thus be too Was
saved. though badly frozen. The crew remained At
the cabin of Mr.. :. Becker nearly week oetore they
were able to depart. -.
On the week following this occurrence two Amer :
can vessels were lost on the point, whose crews
were greatly comfor,ed by Mn Becksr whose hus-
band was sfill engaged in trapping. The crews Oh
these vessels were sheltered in Der cabin and were the
recipients of her hosptabe and humane attentions and
care.
whose Ds hereuno subscribed certify the eorTeetAess
- HENRY HAoKETT. captain.
JOHN JONES, mate.
JAMES j. COUSINS, seaman sad cook
JEREMIAH SAWlfR Rs, seaman.
JOHN CHAMBERS seaman.
JbROMsD D. ANDREWS, seaman
JOHN McAULEN seaman.
GEORGE NICODEaUS seaman.
certify owner Of the schooner Conductor. tha me
above The nsneso he captain and who were on board
going nsnsrive JOHN MCLEOD"
We have simply TO state that on Monday evening
NEXT Mrs Becker win be At the American Hotel, at
the request of numerous gentlemen, and that thus
convenient OPPORTUNITY will be afforded for ladies
and gentlemen to meet her On Monday we wdl IN
few words, give some necessary particulars upon this
subject.
Mrs Becker hiss received purse of 5000, raised by
private subscription in Canada she expressed the de-
Sire that the money should be oprated toward the
education of Der chiloren-a roble purpose. When
Capt Paxton made the gift she said she would thank
81 him If he knew how" She knew how TO save the
lives of eight Terishing sailors, in six feet of water
Mrs Becker is large, masoulne woman, about SIX
feet high, weighs two hundred pounds, was born 10
Canada, and is 30 wears old She lives on the island
of Long Point with her husband, and they gain their
subsistence By fishing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-15

10 having proysied themselves with hghts corls
arms and eatsbles, entered he new-fcund opening.
The entrance Is small not BENG over four set high BY
ten feet in width, descending gradually after passng
through long and rather narrow alley surrounded on
every SIDE BY siaactites and small crystals of cacare
ors spar which glittered in he torch-hghfs me qua
monds- We after some time entered doms % smpa,.
tbeater; stood fix, in astonishment Inc dome u
$50 feet in length by 2i0 In width and IN most places
leo feet in hight; the whole lii up by or numerous
tor, he's. yielded splendor and beauty not 70 DC
d. scrbed The first object that attracted our ettntou
the far end of this temple white giant statue
that imposed so completely cur senses that we all
exclaimed 1t must have been sculpurei by the hand
of psn AID 20 the right and eft OF TINS giant statue,
sculptured as If sitting, giant statues tiled the two halt
circles Of the basement Of this stupendous dome This
must be the place. again exclaimed where tho In
dian Meta ages ago, witnessed the giant fairies IN
their unesrtby meeting. On the parade ground
northeast of the fort cannon was discharged, and
A sipbt tremulous Jar was felt, accompanied with
yery faint rumbling sound.
After passing through alleys looking down here and
there into deep abyss, and viewing IN haste temples,
palaces and chambers, and having also stepped over
small sH III stream Of cold clear water we hnay, after
some slight work guided by dim light in front OF us,
excaysied a place large enough for one to pass
through and found ourselves In Capt Scatess Save;
thsnce we stepped into the beech and maple grove
Which surrounds that opening from here we walked
TO Dousmans farm house. where the ladies found car
riages for home.
The time occupied was five hours and the computed
distance Travelled in the cave was trfe over three
mics.
II is absolutely beyond my power ia letter like this
10 give You proper celibeaton OF the Objects seen IN
this extraordinary cave. II the trs chamber throu
which we passed excelled in splendor, beauty and o
liancy OF the diamond ornaments, produced by me
lights and torches they thrown far IN the back
ground By the superior grandeur and sublmy OF the
apartments which subsequently passed after reach
ing tie irst amphitheater More OF this when shall
have agan the pleasu re of seeing you.
The air here is cold and saluhnlus. Ny WhSie
TEN feels iDygors,ed by bathing in the cold limestone
water which surrounds this island. INV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-15

WHOLE FAMILY POIsoSED.--Last evening
physician of this city gave us the following partcu-
iars OF creaoful attempt the part OF some person
suprosed 10 be known to take the life of an entir
family by poisoning them. Two weeks since diih
Guilty took place between a servan-gr and the iandy
of James Henry Armstrong, who reside On Freeman
St. not far from the Brighton House, about young
man bean of the servants nl who the family had
pood reason 10 believe was thief aud who, 1t Is said,
is well kI own such TO our police. The servant-gri
refused to cut his acquaintance, and threatened 10
be reveneed If the family did not allow him 10 con-
tiuue his visits. Ms Armstrong would not submit,
and told Kate the servant girl that she must leave as
soon as her week was up THIS conversation was had
on "Wednesday last ard Kate's week was 70 end on
Thursday evening. On Thursday morning at break
fast Kate handed each member of the family, I'VE in
number cup of Coffee and then lett the dining
ROOM In few minutes of the children was
seized with violent sickness at the stomach. Ms.
A. went to It's assistance and presently she was IN the
same predicament. Mr. Armstrong, supposlng that II
was cholera, has,ened for physician and was taken
sick on the way, but managed to return home with Or.
Endersoll, who found all of the family IN spasms,
vomiting and pmeing. Powerful medicines were inn
a,tiop was effected. The coffee anayzsd, when
il was found TO be impregnaed with large portion of
Arsenic All the family are no doing well, aud IL is
thought they will recover. From the fact that the
servantgr has not been since she handed around
Tie coffee and also on account of certain threas she
had previously made is rongly susoected that she
put the srserc in the coffee III the intent OF deprv-
Ing the members of the family of their lives. de-
scrption of er is in the hands of the police, and no
pains will be 81 AIRED to have her arrested.
fCincnp att Gazette, Aug H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-15

CIR ASHLEY COOPER MILD APERIEST
~ ANTI-BILIOus PILLS. for Bic, Indigestion. SICK
HesAscIe idtnsss. Heartburn F1atuepcy coevene Los
ARpets tc The distnx1snsd patron with -hsh these
standard Pill, hsve long been hoDoed the beneficial effects
which have cor,i1ry resulted from thei1 the purity oi
the INGREDIENT. which INTO their nposon their careful
and mode Of preparation and the greet and neeADg
demand for them from qu.er Of The tope prove AZ
cree their upeOy over al s Prepar,tSons N Europe o.
America Prepared from the recipe Of the late SIR As TEf
COPPER Sold boxes with directions fJr Is cents
81 and 81 each. by A B. D. SANDS, No 100 fulton,
Mrx HAYS Brookyn and by al respectable DruEssts and
dealer, Medicine lhroushOu, the world Principal Ofes,
Nc. 10 Wllsu-st-, y. Y.
MACPHAfL L Co, sole Pr,p-ie'ors,
London and NeyF-iOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-15

MURpER-An inquest was held yesterday on the
body Of a Dane named Hansoo, lying at Rennsrs Ex-
change, on Main-st. The Argus OF last evening FUR
nisbes the following particulars: -.
Deceased, n large, fne-lookipg man, oemo to rms
city ON Monday from Baltimore, aud stopping
a Renper's expressed his intention Of leaving for
Erie Pa on the next morning. On Tuesday morn
ing lie had concluded 10 remain in Wheeling for
week, and made a contract with Mr. X. for his
boarding duriue that length of time, During Tuesday
T. NJ became embroied in G diff ,nlty with john
Woods the man who by little tap" as he styled
it, broke The jaw of George Francis at the killing
of Adam Knaur, about year snce) aud pulled on
biz coat for fight which was prevented by the bar
tender, who ordered Woods out of the house and
put the Dane into his room, which is accessible
only from the adjoining CONFECTIONERY
Some minutes afterward the bartender heard
high words in the Confectionery, and got In Just
in time 10 see Woods strike the Dane, he knows
not where. The poor fellow fell heavily upon the
floor ard was picked up and placed upon his bed
where be laid il SCI sibe until O'Clock this morn
ing, at which time he oed. post mortem exsm-
nation by Dr. Hupp, developed the fact that the
skull was fractured and portion OF the brain dis
plsced the whole Of il being clogged with suffuslon
of blood from small arteries which had been broken.
III verdict Of the jury was that deceased no to his
de ath at the hands Of John Woods. The man had
with him a carpet sack watch, gun some money, aud
a valuable cog. The officers are in pursuit OF Woods,
who was seen ut the Missouri nw0rks, where be
is employed at O'Clock this morning.
wheeling Intsllgencsr, Aug 10.
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OPPOsITION to RAILROAD MONOPOLY

OPPOSITION to RAILR0AD MoS ~ gtSF an,
eyerv dsy the came price. FARE ONLY IS eents TO SAC
HARBOR GREENFORT and ORIENT POINT. fAssengen
tceted th.pgb 20 EasthampOn and Southampton or 81 %
souIboIo and Brdghampton for Comsc IS cents he
NORTHPORT 80 cebts, PORT JEFFERSON 10 cents; on
steamer ISLAND BELLE, Captain J. Post, Jr. vii iesye
Newly orb from Catharine Market lip on III sSDAf
and arriving Harbor a, NJ Returnns MI leave
Sac Hsrbor N MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a.
~ Greenport 9; Orient Point s.l5 Port Jefferson IL NJ !
Northpor r. NJ WRIGHT will be received by 81 agent u
he sRsrf in New.Yok Monday Wednesday ard Friday from
a NJ until r. NJ for further particu inquire Of e. ~
DUDLEY No. 205 south-st, Of Z. F. c. ~ bELLOOS
No SO Water.st New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-15

HEYMANN' DYSPEPSIA ELIAIR--
Sufferers Iom D,sp.pss are earnestly recon nerded .
.,.O ,ssnoselves Of Ht YMASNS gLIxIR. which pos
lively will sord them seedy relief aud e-enirAy
eject coupi.se and permanent cure FOR 81 sylns Se e'e
n md pnessut sensations weakening 70 the body sui
waiting 70 be mind resnsiius and nyisors ils NE DOR
mani ensr, Of system strengthening ne digestive orsAn
and esusrg golar and healthy eeiin VI ne oo"e b'Ns
can e more -ffcscious. For sale by -
4. s. D. SANDS DTuEgas No. 90 Fultor-s'., y. 1.
sIso nv nrule feusrAly.
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SUPREME COURT-RECEIyER's SALE

- WILLIAM J. BUCH SAMUEL CURTlsS and ON.
,r-By virtue Of made In this cause hai sen
nubo sueon at the Merchant EIchsnfe in the CRY Of New
SoI on the I'D day Of August 1885 II O'clock VI OF that
dsy e0e Of Lots Of Land on the north side OF = 81
in The Civ OF New-Yorb being Hudson River Win ths
Budpt, thereon and al the Machinery IN st budins the
Eusue therein and oil tie Tools Tor manuiae grns purposes
Pstspr r raIng Rotary Pump s.ued by the uuted
State, 70 j. Gwyue, sso csTaiu hths nndes e,e"
patept ,u,d % William D. fudrew. for ma,ns Pump. Alec
Ju5s ent Stewart Gyne for ~ i s also certain
ether i.men Noes and ats described In said decree so
certain Nrte made by Ursn L. Hitenoocs, dated Apr ~
lass .mouu,ipt 10 20 - with the oostera thereto t9r
frher particular qure Of the undersigned At No 3lZ Broad
M -. VI Sal, nosi.i,e Germs casb-DAted New
Yoik July %, 1855 IRA HUTCHINSON Receiver.
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Col Benton has addressed a note 10 Tke Eoer'ng
NJ. CLAY ton showing that the opinion OF Mr.: Nun
roe's Cabinet was taken uoon the Missouri Compro-
mise, fact which is stated in the diary OF john
Quincy Adams and in Bentons Thirty Year View,
but which has been disputed. These opDs,os, IN
ending thai of Mr.. Calhoun, who was then member
of the Cabinet, were filed in the state DepafIne.,
but strange 10 cav, have since dsappesr,d- NJ
CIs,tor IN bs lesier eays: The archives OF NC De
rsr4rne.t disclose The fact hat Mr.. Calnonn ana
a. ,ba, r,roher- of the Cabine. old answer Mr. huh-
roe's questions. II appears by an index mat inese
.,ssrs xere filed among the archives OF that De-
.o.srent. / was told they bal been distracted
% Roro the records and could not be found, but did
..r ot make search for them mysef | have never
doubted that Mr. Calhoun at least acquiesced In the
decision Of that DAY. Since left the Department
"of State | have heard il rumOred that Mr.. Cal
"houn's answer 70 Mr.. Munroe's queries had been
found but know not or what authority the state
Z" ment made
LOOK OCT FOR A hrRDRRERl-TA> SaiIsbEry
N. CT JVa.ckm0R bas received account OF one Of
the meet brutal murders heard Of. IL was perpe-
traud in the County OF fedkin, six mies north-Te
OF Hamptonve. on Friday, The 10th nit. TIE name
Of the murderer lie Christopher Robbins, commonly
called Kiti Robbins His victim was poor Old
negro man who came into bbs Possession oy marriage
He beat the OLE q an with the butt o wagon Stnp
until be wore Il out then be used tho axe handle,
with which be also snosked down his own Hite ana
finally hLifbed the old egro by poaria3 hot waSer N
his carr He Jeff the re- hbOrhood on the morning 81
the OILS, starting in the direction OF WUkesoDT1shj
bot il IL lelyed be viii try 70 eseGie by tne Taoa"'
Look out for him.
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~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of TIE Surrogate

Of the County OF EewYork notice hereby given all
persons HAVING osrns against HENRY ANDERSON. late Of
the City CT hewYork, .Aed % present he same with
vorehe thereof 10 the sub.cer a. tie ofe Of Bel Coe,
Esq,. No 81 Johns IN the City Of sewYOk on or before
the eighth day q January nexDsed New The ID day
OF July, lg5 ELIZA ANDERSON, Executrix-
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TIE ALLEGED RAPE CAsE.-By consent o. the
parties in this case all further investigation before
Justice Bostwick was waived this morning, and DR..
SANFORD vas fully committed 10 jail for triai This
action bringing the matter With the Jdrisficuon oil
the County Court, the parties demanded bail, and be,
ing arraieDed before Judge Humphrey, DIR. Stafford
was held in the sum Of a. 900 for his appearance at
the next term Of the County Conrt. Dr. Hamilton
ives held in the of q 900 for his appearance 1t
the same Cont. DIR. Sanford offered his father
Gideon Sanford, and Mr. Stephen Wheaton Of Fiem-
ing az his suTeties, and they were accepted Mr. Un-
defwoed, counsel of DIR. Hamilton objected to the
amount of bail demanded in hi case, and regarding
Il az excessive advised bis client TO decline fnrnishlng
il for the present Acting upon this advice, Dr.
Hamilton was remanded TO jail, aud up 10 The time
OF wiring this remains in durance and subject to
examination before Justice Bostwick, he tnal
commitment being withheld by that magistrate.
About one hundred persons gathered at the Court
House and in the jsilyaTd. They seemed TO be al.
traced simply by curiosity No signs OF a turbulent
spirit were manifested, there any easonable
room TO apprebend any lawless act Further inyesf-
CATION in the case of Dr. Sanford Will be pSosecued by
the next Grand JURY, and in the event OF an indic-
rnent being found be will be tried before Judge Hum
pbrey We learn that mnch testimony VIII be adduced
on both .ioes ia addition to that already efcited, aad
that portion OF il will be- OF important character
ofconsderable interest. The trial. OF the accused viii
be prosecuted separately. Auburn Amer, Aug. 10.
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NEW YORK snd HARLEM RAlLhOAD.-ln-
IN Land Roafe-On aud sfsr WEDNEs DAT, Ans i5 1883
(sundsys e1,eJted fr ALBANY and TROY ie.vns bspst
Of Whit and C-n.ze-sfs Mall Train a. $50 NJ
stop ing Williams Bride and Mall stsfson< North fs seu
ger. LIE -prl istins this rain srriye =; Lebanon
Bpm W., EIp.e., P. NJ roppins It Wife Plains
Chshsin -Four Corner. with Western Railroad Express Trio
WING st A barry 81 lo:l5 r ".
From CITY HALL sTkTIos-Hilertor. a. PM. stop,
pius At ell Stations Gro Fah 10 AN, soppng ei Al
FoIdhsm. Whit Psns q, $50 and 6:l5 PM, aopprs ~
Yori vile Stations North W i1mS Bridge, a. 7, sp
AN. 2:i5 40 SIS and Il M, stopping at all "sJ -i'
tioBs.
AM White 40 AN. Passengers rasy alo procure
their sgsage checked Dor Utica, burao snd
other places We snd NOTh Of Albany, a. the snys o.
fce, Of Row and Broomet and ithsv ard 1hs
Al $50 AN and Chatham FouTCorners a. 35 AM the
arrival Of The trsn esvins Pit she 90 s.oTpIg 81 al
Mai Station w lsms Bridge arriving SewYo ~
:so PM Fxprsss Train leaves ADsuy a. II An AID Cnet
ssvnr Canaan e. I:5PM connect with this train soPpns
OIL si.na ell above William bridze. HnTi ~
New-Yos a. 8s5 pm. $50 81 from Merton, stopping =
al Stations above Forchsm arriving q Newfork 1912 An
Se..York ct NJ f;2o M. from CrOton Fans, s,9PPn
III Stations north Of Fordhsn AN aud $3.50 snf n:lo
M from White Plans topping Al al STATIONS From WI.
bans Bridge ct $40, $50 aud lc:0 AN 1913 t.to ~
and $50 Pm stopping al stations. Passengers b7 TIE V:V
AN fr Williams Bridge AID the 2:j0 I. ~ rom Hhte
Pns will be landed IN NewYork at The Srhs station eny
SUNDAY ARR.NcEsENT-Tsinsw will cave for Croton fsAs
and an Wy ST lions $3.50 AN. Aod PM HerurLins
PM stop ali Station Dor-h Of FordhaIn tor NIaa,
Bsidge and Way Stations, at $3.50 A. NJ and l'D N
Running leave Williams Bridge q. ii AN and go fh
stopping al Stations. ~ ~
freight Tor Albany received daily grt PM al the Depot
corner of Cerfre and Whiiests., ~ Y
wM. J. CAMPBELL, Aetns supeIiniencent
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feqdi Notlrfs.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of NewYork notice hereby sysn 20 al per
sons having claims REBECCA McCULLuN; late OF
the CITY Of NeW-York widow deceased present the
with vouchers thereof 70 tie subscriber hs Once No. li
Esbhst in he City ofNewYok before the touTiee nth
day q December next Dsfed Newfork, the wef day u
June, ISS5 ljel4IavfuWl J. B. MORTON Executor.
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NV, MN YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
4 srArFS NAIL srEAMERS-The chips oomposlns shI

tine asc the following
ATLANTIC, Capt WesA fAClflS, NQ1 NYs
BAITIC Capt CoaIstock ADRlA1IC
xfsse shp- huvins built oy contract s1prssJ "a Sc
ceut service ever has been taken Their eas NC
ron A. Also n their engines insuro strength and spe Ae
% accommodation tr passengers one9used ioI e.sHe
fstss cabin $3.50 n second 10, 49, exclusive ae o ~
h. size $500 from liverpool 70 New tcrk ~ sne
o. ne., an rxperienced SURGEON attached 20 ZACH hip Nc
Ner-h occurred Until paid for.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSEi
u SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, eomneDc.ns Apnl =
Newly for Eson by steamers Red scket ane
wyoming from Pier No. ?, North River, al A. ID ~'
NJ For Somerville twsyl st $3.50 T. NJ - .- -.
The above trains conneo, ssbethown With rains on ht
Sew.ersey Rail- Dad which leave New 1oI. no" ''o'
CourtlenStst ~ 4. ", ~ NJ, and and r. M , -
w N IOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent
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~ II E UNIV E r s l T 7
FAMILY REMEDIES.

Il
issued under the Seal. Sanction and AltnoIny 4
TIE UNIVERSITY or
TsEg MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOW 2 D1k,
Chartered ~ he State Of Pensyiyaria Apnl p a.
WITH A CAPITAL or $4,000,
Manly he purpcss e. Nresng te svils u s21iic a1e
Worthless Nost-ums
For supplyaE he CJumunsy WITH abe i-er,rcs Soe
ever con uefent Physician s OCT oe snp "a
MS institution hes p1rchasee from d.. JOHN = hUNAtD
Ms sel sbrated -,
TONIC MKT R v,
Rr,-,n fr uuwk-3 of rSeutfg years hs ,ly IRE s1t
safe cure for
FEVER AND ASuE, &C.
Apa rs tnesernshe r. nety for
BOWEL CO Mp "A = I >
ROWANDS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLAg kBEhhI hVO-s
v-b,rb sishly spyroved nd PoraiAr Rene lee
TosErHEs WIS
Tie Urlveraty's Remedy fot ,rces
he 'I''''' DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
fls Uusversiry's Remedy tI 80 ,o,,-vrs
re rrsTvrR S-rI,s ALMANAC 1.J = eai - 10 1A'@
'N''-'-'' =. ZINC yohDr. srustTSy y T.
CIICNgNER A Co so- Al blIcay-.I
" \ pUN.iAM, Nc. rs sIssIWsJ.
sss HAYS, esccoyr-
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mfhtrdl.

~ d f. j O y e. ii
IL LIGHT BROWN COD-LIVER OIL.
Prepared for medicinal IN the .ohodcn isles Ncsrsy
and mt 70 the test Of chemical analysis BY Or DE JoNth
who y bis literary works and scientific travels mas gained oi
hvsefip whole Europe the weldese-ves reputation ne
sshe,t authority s that regards this most ehectu1 ened
os CONsUM PTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. GOeT,
RickTTS sCROFI LOUs AFFECTIONS, DISEASES Of the
SKIN, MEANTIME WASTING. and GENERAL Oh
hpn.oyed of and recommended by BERZKLlrs LlEblG,
WdGIFR JONATHAN PEREfRA, FOUOI ikK, aud IT.
erou. other DISTINGUISHED Physicians and scientific Cheui.t
Specially rewarded with medals by the Goyernnens o. bEL-
CIT aud the NETHERLANDS and supplied 70 he iesdins
Hospitals Of Europe. 81, - -. -. -
Has almost entirely suPereded all other knas on tns Oon
nent IN consequence It's proved s.peno Powi snd esy
- " As for IL bring perfectly free from al unpleasant o1r
an. diss reeGhe bitter and acrimonious taste not rane ne
throat nor mparng digestion, neither producing eAa1 VIZ
Bellies labeled With Or. DE JCNG6s stamps ssd sisn,
ur,s IS cents per bottle liberal discount 20
ana Druslsts Eight botls forwarded earage NE 70 ne
country IN receipt Of 81. Wholesale and retaA ~
-' LEOPOLD METZLAR. No. Is Dey-st.,
and No. ST. Broadway, Nevyor,
Sole AGENT fr tbs United Of Dr.. De lonfhs Light
(od-l ,iyerO
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PORT and FALL RIVER.-The soeodid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt WIN. Brown leaves New. York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ats o'clock
r NJ; and MPlRE STATE. Capt r. Brayton caves New.
York every MONDAY "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, al
O'Clock NJ. from Pier No s. r. the Battery. Both
touch ing AT Newport each way.
The METROPOLIS ard EMPIRE STATE connect at New
bort with the steamer CANONICUS which leaves York
~ $40 O'clock A. NJ for Providence arriving there about
ocock Passengers from Providence FOR New fork take the
CANONCUs a. o'clock NJ for Newport. connecting there
With the steamers for NewYork
will he regarded secured 70 any spph
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight 10 through with great dispatch.
oy an Express Freight Tram
WIN. BORDEN Agent Nos 70 and u Westst
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