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The Nevada journal., 1856-07-11
San Francisco Advertisements.
DR.. HUNGERFORD'S MEDICAL NOTICES

The Pioneer advertising Physician in aornia and The
only regularly educated advertising to cure dis
ease in this State Medicines carefully prepared and
ed for place In the country Persons leaving on IN.
steamers, obtain from the Doctor Medicine and d.
recons for use during their voyage Delays are danger
Gus. All those afflicted should lose no tlmc but call
once on Dr. Hungeford, who alway ysguarantees perna
nent and speedy cure.
DR.. HUNGERF0RD's Medical Rooms No c4o CLAW &C
corner of Spoord San Francisco where all diseases of
private character receive the treatment TO
feet speedy and edecual of those annoying and dis
tressing complaints. The enviabe reputation Dr. Hun
geriord has earned for himself by his extraordinary
cess in all diseases of private nature renders but nee
essary to state his address he therefore avoids the long
advertisements ofbombastc promises of the empires of
the day. so avshy held out but seldom fulfilled Medi
cnes are Sent to all parts of the country with directions
fer their use.
Nocturnal Emissions, Ulcers in the Throat Syphilis,
Gonorrhea, Structures Gee and those dreadful SYMPTOM
of the head thrQat and sku under Dr. Hungerford
treatment healed in incredible short time without
mercury. Young men who have become victims of so-
tary vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which ruin
both body and mind call Immediately on Dr. Hungerord
and you depend upon being to health that
greatest of Gods blessings
We advise ALL afflicted to lose time but call immedi-
aey on Dr. hungerord whether the is of stand
ing or recent date he guarantees speedy permanent
cure although NOTED QuAcKs may have been Intellectually
tanpering with il without success
FEMALES AFFLICTED TROUBLE should call or send for
Dr. Hungerford who has devoted his entire time the
last fifteen years to private maades of men and
The question is often sked-Why Dr. Hungerford SO
successful while other physicians failing daily The
answer must be plainly apparent 1t is that he up
dersands his profession and attends 10 it. and
as his practice has increased has his knowledge exe
ded So close has been his application study and pac
tice that he has become perfect his profession
and can nsrre to all relief from their trouble course
has ever been upward and onward placing him at the
very head Of his arduous profession.
Dr. Thompson Hungerford has hundreds Of letters from
his patients which he is ready TO show but he feels in
cerain no man of sense decacy would have his name
made public in such case
N. B. All letters for advice Tsend per Express1 will he
promptly attended to-
Dr. Hungerford so extensively known in this State be-
the oldest practitioner of private disease California
that any notice of him might supriuous Yet fear
ing That there are many unfortunately suffering for the
want OF proper treatment we recommend them to apply to
sed skill and wonderful success in his profession
We wish call the attention of our numerous patrons
to the merits of Dr. Hungerford think that we can
tons of
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UDtLPHO WOLFE
CAUTION TO ERsoNS
......WIIO DRINK At.
II a T. . q IA a 1 O ell

Numerous complaints are made OF persons who keen
Bars on Steamboats, and in Hotels who fill up nv enlD7
bottles with common Gin and sell the unsuspecn
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Constitutional Veakness Deblitu.

From Disease. Climate, Dissipation, Debauchery,
Strength, vivacity and vigor 10 the lmbs body and
mind is given by Dr. Jacob Webbers Invgorating Cor
dial 1t sends an electric thrill of life through the most
woTn-out body weak limbs and broken down constitu-
tons gives al appetite, removes Dyspepsia Gains irria-
bty quiet sleep; and most extraordinary
panacea for DECAY IN MAN or WOMAN and all with
broken-down constitutions, weak limbs trembling hands
ottering body destroyed memory vague fearful thoughts
loss of Muscular energy, weakness and depletion of aues
and functions of nature and all that constitutes man
conscentiousy assured that New Life Health and Strength
would be given them By IT.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-11
DR.. Webber's InEigOrating Cordial.
What Constitutes Health

R'eh Pure Blood, Natural Perspration, Good
Appetite for Food Sleep Exercise and the rn;oxror,s
of Nature, with Strength of Body Mind and iiwbs
l,y OF me iAver and all other Natural Functions :
Sqcn state is elt by all, after using DR. Webbers IN
MIGRATING CORDIAL, i-'
many the above NAV seem nr.iso f M;
= but If they could [as have the many
mat mas Restored 10 health they would not be sur
prised at any language used in praise 1t is
ially, In fact thoroughly adapted to
Califcr mia Invalids
ana all who feel weak aing and debliated rhvsicail,
OF mentally, whether from disease taking too much med
c'ne, climate dissipation, or ntemperanee Read
10 you feel prostraton of the Nerves the body or tn
iho Arc your limbs continually weak and tired y,
you feel lngud and exhausted and ncarabe of exercis
orlooorf Are your nerves unstrung YOUR spirs low
and general feeling Of exhaustion naninaton and weak
ness perYadiDg your mental and bodily functions If
YOU eonscientously assured that Dr. Jacob Wehhe-
Invigorating Cordial will give you strength animation ans
rigor. Are you
Dyspeptic, Rheumatic, Consuu,ptirs
II so you will find, after taking this that YOUR annette
has slightly increased your digestion eased that Won en-
joy food the rheumatic pains departing and genera
feeling OF strength in chest breath iungs stomach
and body.
Exhaustion and TorpoY of the Functions.
Brought on by Excess Debauchey Drunkenness or Disease
The wretched beings who suffer from these causes arr
delighted at the beautiful feeling of exhlaraton buoyan
cy OF spirits, and vigor given tit.
| Wake cfuLness, Trembling, Vague Fears, Los
of Memory. PalptatiOn the Heart Dimness ofsght r
ritabty, symptoms Of Consumption and all similar nil
ailments, find speedy relief and future prevention
the causes
Weakness in Females and Aged Persons.
Is sngularly benefited the dormant functions of natur
are terminated and the blood enriched.
DellTlum 1fe1lens Cured, and the Appetite fol
Liquor Destroyed. One of the beautiful properties poss
essed by Dr. Web5ers Invgoratng Cordial is that re-
moves all longing for the taste of liquor. Many ;nebri
ates have found that its renewed and strength
ered them. queted their nerves and has caused aver
sion to spirits.
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SCHlEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPpS,

would therefore advise all who drink the Scnuaps Al
such places to MARX THE APPEARANCE TIE BoTTT ard
he outside wrapper label should be eface 10 RrsK
10 DRINK unless FRESH BOTTLE oPEsEp.
DAVID II. HURKE, Sole Agent
80 Clay street, lat Blackman, Howard Cos
San Francisco, March 2I. 1856 a.,
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kOpes
10 "a LBS Manila Rope assorted izes for safe 10
3 GREGORY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

THE GERMANS OF ST. LouIs-Francs p. Blair, IT,,
Of St Louis, j. fortunate in constituency the Free
Soil party Of that city; more intelligent and patriJuc
body Of constituents Member OF Congresses pos
sfses The Germsns especially, deserve more hon.
orable tribute, Karl Dancer, Alexander ksyser, Dr.
Han,ner and thousands like them are earning The
ratitude Of postIty. Owing 10 the rnfi4nism OF the
"Naiionsl Democracy elccior. coud no, DC 'ouna
ont Of ST. Louis Ia stand for Fremont. Mr.. Mayer
vouut, cred a. elec.or for his district and received
votes in m.ny couI tics. -
The Germans Of the city, however, went TO the polls
al voted en- mosse, 5000 IN number, fer Fl lnore
against Buchanan for the Pro Slavery Know Nothing
sgain,t tic Black Democrat They had he respect 1r
Fillmore or bis principles; they dee ,sed the Buffalo
doechface ss much as he d@served 10 be dcspised.
II man who could take TIE know Nothing oaths, de-
clare himself servant Of the South agaast tue Mis-
souri Compromise and sn ally Of Buchanan against
Free Territory bad nothing in common with these
And vet. with the distant hope OF adv ancing Froe
dom dtieahng Buchanan and electing Fremont they
We nj ip solid column and voted for the man OF dough
n, airst The wooden platform. The FTeGch did the
sene IN g. Lcus; and the fore gnfrs of Louisiana,
Texns ard ether Slave Stses hoEed the like iotel
c.r; strategy Ealouol often boosted that bis private
soldiers could and frequently did give hun excellent
suggestions the midst OF battle Not soldier OF IN
OId Gnsro but under.tOod while be executed the most
g. mplira,,d msunuyers his chief. TIC icrega born
Fee Sler- ~ many Slave States -here Fremont Vas
not allowed even to receive sing vote, have rec )rd
cd sublime protest against the sham national parry,
by voting for Fillmore. They knew Whist they were
about they ere TO be led by the nose. nor hood
wuked by DtmocIatic deUagocues. WITH their
ekeis Lea0 cd Protest 80 they threw the GUY OF 81
ouis nv over thousand majority against fhe Niger
oryips Democracy Tie M'ss0Ur republican mas n u
cot roo, Vcr,d from it, aStunshmeI al the cool bold
49, r his comp dc main. The Germans Of Missouri
ard Iiuois vii receive those blessings OF Goa wo'co
Ahnham Lincoln in the h. lot ot his eo1uence lDvoA ed
nron their heads lBellevile (Ill.) Advocate.
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crpror,F,yycr OF A POWDER Mus EXPLOSION.
You have probably told yoar readers - mo saPps'Sn
Of theActon Pos der n lis. u exceeded In " rrrho
81. en-. any previous ole. But two lives were bp't.
One uaI wss torn into fragments. The secoad ws
u rown 10 grent dstsnce and stripped OF everything
but bic ILdisrubbeI shoes. Poor fellow He had oeeo
OF the dangerous work but one day. The mill that
fpt exploded was running with no one in u a tho
moueui. when ibis went Of the air was died wI,h
ying blazing tin Der, wtifh in An instant commani-
os,d ~ otbs In one OF the 20 we're the too mn.
fortunate men who were killed. The oher ndi-the
dry .bouseba bu, little powder 10 u, Which eew on
ne roof Ii uen took fie and WAS consaned. A
urrh nil had two buI dred kegs Of powder inside,
which vas nci igrited arbo1gh the .ntire boarding
yss striped of, and uaby beams broken. TO men
wire work in the wheel Dt and crs ricd out u mo
rtDnuibg noise TO the sgu eots ng In ~ duec-
tiots II vas on awful 20 ctscie Tbre mills et-
po6sd. The wind was very high and he v"oss 1,k
f's. u wss e,oeft.d dat ti- shattered mill, ron
which TIE men hal escaped, would blow up every mo-
m,nt The IRE ~as seeo vithln roo .. ~ ~. 10
powder was exposed 70 the least spTk Aftsr zen
10 il ir som, lime a man. at the h.zmd o. bic hfe,
took bucket Of water and craWied % ne ips~ 70
whore ,b. Dire was blaziog and exfiaxa.sne9 ". IL
$3.50 Iit.le singular thai from every building tho
-. 80 ~, outward Bosrds were broken oat, via
po l ont, os- float door Of aiarge az use. sqiNier
~ A mile dn ant, burt our windo~ IN my oe 2,
y ;is aff nom the mi H. tnke out. Great damage was
49, 10 r.ie hbo,ipg buildings. ss~ chioDey t,st
80 lfrecsd cgrious.y. II was se, Oh on ccs 500
,orard the mi Just one brick, add len standing:
fcoIie,T>bdence Of The spnasssid a~psoisrAn.
AYrEorISo RExossTRssce. "A gentle Do%n-
. has, Din Wv usb beef al dDner { w.,eosn ho.
His cotyui.iye efforts with knfe ana fvfk
tie smile VI the rert In y sans pfedcsns nun
elf At last JonsihaDs patience va1sneo eodef h'e
n, .reces When laying dozen his utensiss be ba,st
n ~ ri,s Re soIo~int: Strangers, yoe hadn't lan
1 n vo hsint q, DO regard fw the lsndIosds see
:. ~ crobt 20 have eme respect for ~ Old buh.
Ths ,slIy brought down The boase .s4
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MARINE AFFAIRS.


FRENCH STEAMER BURNT BY ETHER.
The Frepch s.eam-pack.t La France, during the
month OF October, burnt up in Bahia haoor.
F,ncfuen are acute in chemistry, &C., but they
sometimes oyerdo a work, as will be seen below
Ether in lieu Of steam, or auxiliary to coal-an
invention of NJ. Tremblay, has been IN use in the
French navy or time past-and in successful nse
il is said The reason for employing ether IN aid OF
steam because its boiling point Is very low VIE; vs.
but it Ape to have been forgotten IN sending Ves
eel with ether to Brazil, that she would have to pa-d
through temperature much higher even in the shade
than The boiling point Of this most inAammable hqud
and that therefore il could not exit 10 ordinary STOW"
age t,nks The resut Of this want Of foresight 49,
that the ether, floating about in state OF vapor
caught fire, burned fine ship, and destroyed much
pr,pery II was most provid.n,ia that the accidea;
occurred in hartor. At sea Il would have been q
tru awful occurrence
ANOTHER ACCIDENT To STEAMER ISAAC p. shrrH
Another accideIt occurred TO the Ste amer lsaac z.
Smith, Wednesday afternoon, which came very pear
proving terrible catastrophe, and which endansere
the lives Of all on board. The Isaac p Smith, on
tosrd Of which explc sion, attended by Jose OF h'e
occurred SOME two months ago, was on Der regular
trip up the Hudson RIVER when she struck either t1e
mast # suIken vessel or q broken 80 td-pole cansog
an oIeriDg through which tie water rushed 10 'y
TIE accio ent occurred opposi'e Spnyten Duyse qua
she boptd 10 reach her dOcs at fODkeTs bat h' "euk
able 10 DO she Was run aeror I'd about half nle be.
low. She had become w,ier.togged, wa. rolnng ns>s
lily ard fas, settling that in the opinion o. u 81 On
board ,be could Dot have gOoe three i@nStns
"a The water ru,hng into ber furnaces would p!sVcn,
Der rrser.s.pe, and be must coon h've gone 90 Tn
With oil board crowd coec Cd % the sh re "h
procured boat- she hsvi' none on bo4rdl' 10 mn
ibe pa,iengeIs were ali thken on IN ssiey g,e,I!
their relief az much CONSERVATION had prevailed.
LAUNCH.
The steamship Columbia, for spofi"rd q ihsSon'
was launched y. s,eras, about 10 oel-ek, ia fine Kyle,
from the ship-ysrd Of WH. Collier at GresDp'D-
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SUPREME ,COURT.-City ard County of New

SUPREME .COURT.-City ard County Of New
hOBERT l. CROOKE, ole Acting Executor of thu last viii
and Of Izabt,h Bowman deceased R3eeI. LAYING
MeGIeeor Hsth BoIinsiop, Daniel H. Cpener Del, ndsnts
Summons for reef-(Com not served Ito the DEfsNp
ANS You are hereby summoned and required 70 answer tho
compliant this action which will be filed in the ofhe o.
the erk the City and County IN the City Han
in the sid CITY and 10 copy OF YOU 70 the sa
cor plant on the subscribers at their office, NO ~ ftas'
In nd cty within twenty days after the service Of ~ sum
mons on You exclusive of the day Of such seryce and you
fs to answer the said complaint within the time STORE said the
in Ibis action will apply the Court for the relief de-
uusnded in the congratulated Feb. I, 1855.
S. w. < A. GAINES Plaintiffs Attorneys
The conpas n the above sco filed in the ocs OF the
Ccs Of The City and County Of New York In the City Hal in
s.id city, on the 9th day of March, las. -
oSl lav6vFa w L Il. A. GAINES, Plf's AUys
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Special Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune

LAWRENCE, K. T., Nov. Is, 1856.
Nothing remarkable has occurred since l last
wrote. Judge Lecompte has adjournefCourt until
the land sales in Leavenworth County are over,
and thus consigned the prisoners TO an extra week
or ten days Of Imprisonment in order that the
Court might have chance to speculate or hep in
the general row if there is TO be one. Rumors are
still rife Of the rupture between Gov. Geary and the
Pro-Slayery men, but do not think that the quar-
rel will amount to nything or be permanent. The
most Try ing time for his Excelency will be when
the Bogus Legislature meets in January.
At this time all interest is absorbed in watching
for election returns. Appearances are bad for Free
dom and the cause Of Kansas. II would, indeed,
appear that q sufficient number of the American
people have been false to justice humanity, aud
Republicanism, to defeat the hopes ofFr.e Kansas
Affairs look Greary INDEED, but there is an indomit-
abe spirit awakened tere that will brave through
the storm and hope on.
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i CENTRAL ROUTE oOnnetins The Atlantic eiises ~f'b
Western Northwestern AID Southwestern States by
nnnoa, Rxwsy drc, This Road also Pobush
daily line Of Steamers al ports IN The Westzrn R'ye
and Cleveland and 8andusty With steamers 20 q. pors
North Lakes making the oet direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREi0aT ran BE- srs1d-S 70 spd
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PITTSBURGH:
FRsT Boots, shoes. Hats ard Cops, cont. ~
PO0ks Dry Goods lin b1ss bales and t-uDks). ( ieo ~
Drag, On boxer and balrs) Fes' here, Furs kc-. 49,
SECOND CLAss-Do n. site SneetiDs, ShirinE ADD
Tieks H. original bur.l Drug. 90 cash. Hard. 75cens
Leather in rolls OF bOIrsl, WOOL aud Sh-er 100 ID
Pr. o. Easivsrd kc..............................J
THIRD Glass Avis Steel Chains tin ca.ksl
Hmm Bacon PORK sal'er 01ose or w sscksl ia -
Tobacco manufactured (exrept Cisus or cut, nc
-Four ~ Class Coffee, Fish Bacon, Bet .nd
Polk In casks boIes. Eas'wsrdl. Lard and 55crnt
Lard Oil, NAl', Soda Ash German Clay, Tar, 100 10.
PTcb h"tiI. a.. ...'''''''.'.'''J
FLCUR - 81 y Dbl until turti err notice
GeAis--JQ Z, 100 n until further notice.
notice.
Ia shipping Goods from any point Of Philadelphia be
cula the package "Via Penpsylvsns Railroad" All
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road at PoAeps OF
P4ttsbursh will b. forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AeEETs-Hsrris Wormley Co, Memphis, Tenn ;
r. r. Sass Co., St. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Sou, Granville
Ind; DunesDi, Bell L. Co., and Garter Jevett, Louis
siAe Ky B. C. NodruIn, Madison, Ind. Spigman Brown
md irv CO.. Cincinnati, n. W. Graham Co.. Lane'vie
OHIO Lceob Co.. No 81 Kibyst Bosisn; Leech Co, No
Aston House New York. No. Wiiam-st and No Bat
terry plGo Ee-YoTk T. J. Sneeder PhnsdelphiA; hAsnT
Rooms Baltimore: Geo C. Franciscan Pittsburgh
H. " not sTOn, GENERAL Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona. Pa
Mo- uhet
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOURT-Hov. 2.-gsfors
JdGge BITS
TBE ALLEGED SLAYER PAScHnA.


This case sga.o bronghf on. NJ. Dlfard L-dI
oiled NJ No qstA who testify follows; born Ia
Portugal ny i.ly re.,cs B.. there when -.
Il yssrs % sss, since hen have been 10 Commerce :.
rev; have hen kind Of broker; Bnd.TstaSd - Ne am y
n.yss in bat could no, chip neSe, .'s -,
have al ~. gone perrLso " pt,s'nSr n -.
o. Afdes IN ia fsou no Jansro went - -
A',lsd ! u Africa I've n'sth'i "a m
tk.J. 20 Madeira and then "a. tspe Ferd '..-1 -.
tc RE Ia .ro an ana from here 10 South A1e W.
II steiner salsi he BIO Jsne.,o iad ron Ia ,..i
er.,h ar, In ssl veu. 20 rr-'1n . ~, - -
inSon d.v. ana ,sed bsct % heJs1'f sAlf'
s6feen twenty day.. .sss r I, usd .rs
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Anew wmE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

N YORK 20 ROCHESTkA.-The KOCHESTLh And
NENEsEF VALLEY RAILROAD Is now oPea. and, IN eoI'
nacon with the Buffalo Coming and New fork snd New
Ysrs and Railroads forms direct route nom Ne~'s
50 Rochester.
The OF this toseer with he superior conn'
Syt hy the wide cars render. by tar the toost desEb
~ b4twoen tne above named citios -,
chs car +. procured a. the NewYok and Erie Railroad
sAt OHce foot Of puanest, and Nc IS bro~S"Ay aSo
j<r,~y City.
hggg@ge cheCte ed through.
e.f dispatch Any information desired IA feENfd Inri
b. drained BY calling ~. Gene ttt'es' asn, 90
New orb aud Er- Railroad Ere bni dinss orc - lt AN
Earrcss Frrlsbt Agent. No. ts3 Broadway $500
Sotnps on "a. NuaAo Copins and EsvYo,k Railroad ~
Sunday. y A. RFDFIELD. superintendent
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THE CINCINNATI SOCIETY.


The members of this venerable Socety dued together
at the Astor House on Tuesday evening last-an ap-
popIiate occasion for the festival. beng the anniyer-
sary Of Evacuation Day
Among the invited gu. SITS was the venerable Colonel
Scott, President Of the New-York Society.
The excellent entertainment was enivened by elo-
ouep addresses, aud the company participated in the
fiepdly and patriotic feelings which the occasion
in, ped IL is striking feature IN the character ot
this Institution, that r, IFS origin, which 70 coeva'
with h. Copst uton of the Uni'ed States, DIVERSITY
of u, csl opinion among the members - never u.s.
turb that cordiay Of feeling, witch was the desire
Of it's ounders to be perpetuate, as WE'LL 'he NAV
relations of the meuoers as Ill thor legiahce W ne
corfedei alton of States which forms our Unoo.
Not to speak OF the liy Ing, among tne o'igiaa mem
bers were the Clintons, Hamilton, Schuyhr, Varck
Livip yston, Nicholas Fish, Wiiett and Lewis-'nus
iIious The historical as-ocatioos wh'ca c.us
ter around The CpciDna'i are OF me most impressive
character and although the right OF membership uoS
extends to the thd generation the spirit OF i's nou
ters is lot abettd. .u,
Writ that "ihe glory of CHILDREN are their IN hers,
and with flia devotion the children cling 10 tue =
ciriy which their fathers loved. SutJoined are the
Ieeul ar toasts Of the evening: .
T. The memory Of Wa'hnso1-His glorious example "A
Of bumsn Tor which The paiii' Oh tue he'ou'
fcu ght end bed c,,,,
g. he rreats -th Of horembe,The anniversary WHICH
conn the departure II the enemy from View
and he restoration citizens 20 their hOnos after me
hardship. and suffering OF the Revolutionary struggle
T. the utdbIe pyseipe ',d6h'hed by he JosndSr.
ou Soeisfu on the SD Of nd 7S- An unateEabe deter
pato 10 promote and cherish between the respective
States that and national honor essentially bei-s'SJ
70 their happiness and the dgniy Of the American empire
The meno,V Of General Ia FGyefte gallant and tc'
c. mplisbed soldier, and the soldiers friend
G. The P,erident Of lhe Uaited states
T. The Go-e,no, Of The STATE ~ heio- York
8 Tie Mayor Of the Guy Of heic- 10 L. .
On, sister Soettti1 Of he CINCINNATI Of Massaehusetts
N,w.Jersey Penusy yanis Maryland and south Carolina
10 The Memory Of Wdyrea and Of Marion q ssTpr osd
I,eoa and South CdTOtinaTh-J stood hie
b, sioe In th. Revolutions the soes Of the pact are the nond'
Of Union.
Is Let he toast Be Dear Woman"
The regular III. etipg Of the Society is on the ith o.
July. We understand that gentlemen who desrt
&C mission into the Society can preseot their appsa
tions bei,r the Standing Committee il May.
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FIRES.
yIpE STANTON STREET.

Last evening at 9 O'Clock a canphene lamp e1'
ploo.d in the dwelling of A. Hoga't, No lo' stanton
street and set FIRE to the building, causing an alarm.
A servant girl named Mary Cannigan was slightly
burned. The premises damaged to the amount
of about SO. No insurance.
FALSE ALARM.
The burning Of q tar-banel corner OF Prince ana
Elizabeth streets Yesterday afternoon gave rise to the
ala, m in the Vtb District.
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COURT CALEkDAR-rHfs ID.

supRywr CogRr CIRcur.-Nos. 2i6t. 2o04, 2432,
1865 Sa3 $751; 1885, 2s1s i5ss, So rs. ~, 2al m , ,
s. 81, s. 10. 67.ts OIL.
rurrklok CoURr Trial Term.-Laa dsy Jcr Sas, ,
coLsndor-Nos 1853, hl2 f1a ltss lszi 10 ~ 80
1914, 1871, ll29, ST. "a
KIscs CoUSTY Cmcurr COURr CALEsDAa III
fsy Nv sekos 50, 3y ~ ~, 3S3 80, W. w. ~ w.
81 $40 34s $50. s5I, S63, S%. -, A.,
BpoogIYs CITY CoURT CALySDAR-Frdsy, Nov.
q Nos ~ % a. g. 81, 81, "a s, 81. ". a. w. o. u, - g.
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CYRACUsE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- Ia connection With Express Trans the New York snt
Enc Railroad
On and sfer MONDAY Oct. 90 and until further notice.
Pss,eDs,r Trains will a follows Sundays excepted:
Leave New York from pier foot of Duanest 81 Wis
Buffalo Express-coDnoc.ins 81 Bnghamon with Express
Srsn foT Syrscuse.
At D. "a via E,sht E1pres-eonnectine st Binshamtos
with Express Thin for Syracuse and Oswego.
Through Tickets be procured the Ticket Once OF the
Nsw.York .n6 Fre Rad. W. B. GILBERT sup'.