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XXXIVTH CON q X E 5 s.
FIRST SESSION..
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1, 1856.

SENATE. w ASHiNGToN, reD. ., 1900
Petitions were presented from several Naval oiicen
who felt aggreved by the action OF the Naval Re'r'
Nr, TOOMBS said the Board should have kept q
record 70 show they had not exceeded the Jurisdiction
conferred upon them Wrong and injustice had been
done by their decisions, and no act OF his should sane
ton their proceedings.
Mr. CT YTON defended the Board but was willing
10 correct any errors they may have unintentoaaly
committed. -, ", -
The President and Secretary of the Navy have
nower 10 reverse the action of the Board, and
nnnIess Il was shown that the Board had exceeded
tLeir Jurisdiction TO be presumed they had not
Mr. BENJAMIN contended that the Naval Boar
had not exercised any jurisdiction, but simply gave
their advice and opinion on matters before them.
Mr. BAYARD had no imputatiOns to make agais
the Board; il was composed of honorable and mento
rious men but the law under which they acted wa,
the most barbarous ever made by any Legislature Of
any civilized country. lie recommended the passage
of an act authorizing q Revis0ry Board, 10 De CON-
posed mainly of civilians.
Mr. CRIT'TENDEN believed it was perfectly com
petcnt for Congnss to utterly annu and abrogate The
action of the BAnv and make it "a though 1t had
never existed.
After further debate, the subject was postponed
MANY bills were introduced, principally for interns
improvements; and one by Mr.. ADAMS to extend
the term Of naturalization.
On motion of Mr.. FISH, the Finance COMMITTEES
were instructed to inquire whether the smaller Spanish
coin may not be removed from circulation, or have
value established by law to accord with their intrinsic
value and to avoid the fractional parts of cent.
Adjourned.
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rp0M WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Monday. feO =, 1870.
To-dav the acting Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Glass-
L.inrer drew from the Treasury about $4,000 IN
ia yri;ch amount had been advanced by him 70 POI
N"u,,bsrs of the House, Mr.. Speaker Banks having
nsor midnight on Saturday signed drafts FOR that Pa
80 s930, 600 are vet due to Members and VIII oe
drawn for during the present week. II, ., a..
A. Anti Administration caucus was held NJ tae
canitol tonight. John L. Petit OF ihuiaus vas 'ae
Cba;,msn. Between eighty and ninety members were
r,e.ent Including Republicans and some southern
~ wen a. Northern Americans. n large NUMBER o.
oaFce-.eekers were in outside attendance, ahAousy
"nn;pe as TO the progress of the inside proceeaiS
Esn,cb { Evans of Washington was nominated Sen
,asnt'at- Arms; Capt. VI. c. Darling OF newton,
hoo,Leener: Robert Morris of PennsyVana, ros''
r,oster. and o. Foett, editor OF me Os'0 S.as
Ir,ol Printer Il is understood that Co. Schouer,
of T'6e CiacinnGt Gazette, i associsteu WIN ,as
gentleman. V. W. Smith of Syracuse, ana Na'oa'
Sargent. were his competitors. ,,.-...-
The Senate to-day confirmed Mr. DaAas d "'o''r
to England. r A. Hama nv ths
votes of all the Republicans present, except Messs
RIlinoburst. Bliss Brenton, Day, Holloway, Lester'
Nicbols spinner. and Watson, combined with al TIE
Americans present excepting Messrs. humphrey
Marshall A. X. Marshall, and Walker.
Judge Scarboro having recovered from ms recen'
Illness. the Court of Claims is again in session
II l. calculated that at least five hundred appncsns.
for Office under the House organization were ID ahd
ahont the Capitol to-day, while distant asplrants are
orerating through Congressional friends
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The Boston Post which, from its intimate rela'
tons 70 the Boston Custom-H House, ought to be
pretty good authority in these matters makes tne
following semi-Ofiicia announcement. But Tor that
excess of modesty for which The Post is so remark
ably distinguished, instead of combining its state
ment to Collectors only, it would have included at
least naval officers if not the long list OF subord'
mates, no are perhaps entitled also to share in this
eulogum upon tine Collectors;
"Why are the collectors of the customs the most
rraisewortby men we havel Because they never
neglect 10 attend TO their duties, their whole duties,
and nothing but their duties"
The duties TO which The Post refers consist IN
intriguing and electioneering in behalf of the re-
nomination of Pierce by the Cincinnati Convention.
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MENICO.
better luck

We give to-day, in the letter OF our correspo"u
ont AZ Mexico, another chapter in that melancholy
history Of national decay and dissolution OF winch
that country is the arena. The Government 50
lats,r established BY successful rising against
rho evil cenius of the country, Santa Anna, Is now
in ia turn assailed by multiplied sedition Enemies
.nr;nc nm AGAINST il on every hand like wild beasts
seeking 10 get possession of the dying man whom IL
Guards The President seeing no other resort
has appealed TO the people, and purposes the UNI
versal arming of the National Guard; but II I" dli
scu 70 see how that body can be relied on at snch
orisis 70 sustain an Administration which, in the
nstnre of the case, is selfish and imbecie' but
the most singular feature of the whole imorogho Is
,bet Alvarrz when he retired from the capital,
after having resigned the Presidency, took with MIN
3 LARGE quantity ofwarlike munitions and materials
and on his way home to his mountain Businesses ID
Guerrero levied heavy forced loans upon one or two
cities through which he passed Our correspondent
coniectures. with apparent justice, that the OLD
that the country at large could
M, he raised ont Of the anarchy into when IL mas
fallen and which. indeed, has become chrome
determined 10 have at least the means OF saving MS
own proyince. In truth there seems to be nothing
else to expect but the breaking up of the entire
Renublic into some half dozen fractions, each
under the lead of some aspiring robber, who fights
for the power of pundering all the Others also
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,ppeal TO the Legislature to interfere IN sun
brought BY private citizen to test his risn.' as
,r.n.t the iudicial officer Of another jurisdiction
The appeal, in fact, is not to the Legislature OUT
only to "our party" in the Legislature VINO are
invoked 10 make this party question, and TO act
urop it. not with judicial calmne's and for tne
ends of Justice, but to improve this opPor'uh''! OIL
showing what thorough-going partisans they are
Fcr onr psrt. we have too much respect for the
legislature of Pennsylvania, whatever party uil!
have majority in it, to be willing to believe that 1t
will listen for moment to so base and scandalous
on appeal.
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tines an exhibition which commands the tacit II
not the open respect, Of opponents.

tipes an exhibition which commands the tacit II
not the open respect, Of opponents.
There is Lesson in these facts, as we hsve De-
fore intimated which extends beyond the immedL
ate occasion. We see Speaker opposed to the
extension Of Slavery chosen in the House without
disorder. because the result was inevitable. The
South and the party OF the South submit with q
GOOD grace. because there was no alternative but
submission. Even Mr. Aiken, the opposing can
didate. solicited the privilege Of conducting Mr..
Ranks 70 the chair. because he desired "tO carry
out the order of the House" Just 50 shall see
every other lu,t and wise measure adopted with the
ssue want of disturbance, if the friends of Free
dom are equally unhiDching and harmonious.
While question is in dispute-while the persons
who are to act upon it may be influenced through
their fears all kinds of clamor and threat will be
resorted to to shape the result; but when it Is
once known that the people have made up their
mind and will put that mind in execution, the
yeriest fre-eater begins to roar you as gently a.
the sucking dove All the loud-mouthed cries OF
disuuion will end as the pertinacious clamOr
nqsinst Mr.. Banks has ended, after q single stern
decision of the North. The show of a good stiff
backbone is marvellous quieter of your bobadils.
II has all the efficacy that the mere suspicious OF
the existence of Sharp's rifles at Lawrence had
mon the confident bOrderers of Missouri, who sang
loud in the onset but came away singing exceed
;noIv small at last
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HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER administered the oath to support
the Constitution of the United States to the members
the Representatives of each State advancing as thef
names were called for that purpose.
The Delegates from the Territories were Gkewse
sworn. When the name of Mr.. Whitfield called
Mr. GROW said in difference to the wishe3 OF hs
friends, he would not object to his being sworn. -,
He thought, however, that circumstances wouh
warrant the withholding the OATH He hoped tok
heard some other time on the question.
Mr. CAMPBELL of Ohio said that constituent Of
his Kentuckian by birth, had been diab0lcaly mur
der, in the most cowardly Misunderstanding been sh9
in the back, as be credibly informed by an officer
under the pay Of the General Government in Kansas
As Directing to the administration OF the oath TO M
Whitfield would only tend to greater confusion sfta
their excited struggle, ne would not insist upon IT,
On motion of SIR. WASHBURNE of Maine.
Committee was appointed to wait on the Senate and
inform them that quorum Of the House had assem-
bled elected Mr. Banks Speaker, and was now READY
to proceed to business.
On motion of Mr.. PENNINGTON, a COMMITTEES
was appointed in conjunction with one Of the Sensss
10 wait on the President and inform him that quo
rum of the two Houses had assembled, aud were READY
10 receive any communication he might be pleased"
make. a.,
Mr.. THURSTON offered resolution for the election
of Clerk by viva voce. Laid on the table by !"
against IS. go
A resolution, declaring William Cullom Of Tennesses
Clerk Of the House adopted by 1876 TO g. .
As the Speaker administered the oath OF once
Dr. Cullom, there were manifestations Of approysl
the galleries.
Tie members then proceeded to select seats, IN q.
cordance with a resolution moved by Mr.. Bal, thst
the members retire without the bar, and seyeralyw
tun as their names were drawn by the Clerk froms
box and take possession Of such seats a. they mig"
select.
This proceeding consumed about one hour
Mr.. NICHOLS then offered q resolution decianns
Mr.. GIossbrenner, the present incumbent Serges9es
AIMS pending the consideration Of which the h0'''
adjourned. r..
After the adjournment Anti-Admnistrauon OsT
Gus was announced 10 De held this evening.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ~
MAGNETIC WELEGRAPH.
DOINGs IN WASHINGTON.
Of The n. z. Tribuas.

Ediforal Corrsspondencs OF Tho N T. TIID11'E
WASHINGTON, Monday. Feb 4, 1856.
Gen. Cullom was chosen Clerk to-day BY the
votes of nearly all the Republicans and most Of ths
Southern Americans The fact that he bad fought
the Nebraska bill to the last and lost his seat N
Congress thereby endcared him to the Aot'-Ns-
brs.ks men, who do not war upon the South nor
uroscribe men, but only defend the rights OF The
North against aggression 1t was deemed wise not
20 risk the chance of defeat on Gov. Recdefs
case on a question of the comparative regularltyd
credentials which is whitfeld's strong point but
70 fight the battle only on the merits and that 1t
the earliest moment. know Democrats who viii
sustan Gov Reeder's claim TO the seat. know
no Republican who will oppose it, H. O.
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nrnINC Ar NnnLrsiLr.-
WoADIRlVL POWER &. =. r.. SEIApi-s n e. ~
TpT BODY HfNTHY tsp TRNt IRON PNfN.
KoUALiEE TnE ciRCVLAri0N-HCGULArE THc SYSTEM.

now DISEASED ACTION r.coNEs ESTABLISHED TIE
rLc,p igPtSs
great error he's long rcr fhe minds OF medical men,
Ils s nous mistake L. disturbance ~ the oiTcuaou
aid the establishment Of diseased aoon tha' causes mgury
The R r. R. theory hoi. he ruth Of The above naSas
vein mus; carry snd from The heat allotted iropov
blood and when any set Of vessels reuse o Tie caG what
dfnuod UIiu other words congestion takes place giving
Isn greater OF less extern Here then Is ms heuns OF
h1 s o. ~ - a., s' 81 S Ss BE- r
lsTi,y OF action on the psf. Of the hycE kl bowels &c
VII he Local esrrIa. bec,es i,v9ivcl ~ re 34.1itv
HIS symptoms o. caching cold The .os. ocgy mas be
1soInetinssA TO an rsnusou sla the throat WINK 20
Fscvicus dcraused state OF the ccpa srd he vi ree
Der that BIS boeis become ccsfvc s ,c deransed o. lis
skn dry and eveTh, MS hesd stopped u pains ard aches
bis homes, jis down thc back head sles, dcherss u
fu symptoms Hs4 be used Rsdvoys Ready Relief hs tae
swallowed dose Of the RegulsArs b. would has bSea rr
the eo1seson AID restored he 5egdy on ie s, Of le
Of the throat ReSa y Icing again es.sbishcl
The impure Mood soon Psrifed' sa4 Tie os.on asan
KADwAY's EEecLArcss
Possess this sFes, p0wero Of
And regulating al the organs CT ss body 20 r'Hal sad
RApwAYs RrerI ,roRs rsess properties th2t ell ohe- pits
are eenlen ia and are Ia F pa use iaa can o. s4en
Tte,, Sl,ss~. 1 lie Y, --1.- 80 H. ,-i..,. on.
Liver Bowels, Heart Piacress Ede,s an SKIN scsf sai
ready 70 Si,elase their several f2cor without recoa 20
Eyery eoe q RApw.vs Rvsyl ,h,, SIRE taken VII
nfese new e iFesh strength, aad sound health - the az
and feeble body As a FANILS rHYsIc.
One or tyo Of RAp% AZ Eeri,Ioss,vu better
purposs thsn castor OIL connol pile hac pills Lees Bill
ioSs Iis or any o5eI eshAls toqs drastic Vurssuyes,
force natural passage aud viii leave ihe whole system in
X r. Osce No ls2 Fultou.st up stairs Cses hopr. f
consultation and sdyce from 10 TO = aud from to pm
kAo"AS Co.
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The Tribune for California.

We issue THIS MORNING TIE TRIBUNE for
California, Oregon and the SaadT'ch Islands.
1t contains summary of all the Latest Foreign
ard Domestic News since the last steamers Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c. The
United States Mail steamship Illinois for Aspin-
wall will leave This Afternoon at o'clock
TIE Mails for California and other parts of the
Pecifc will close at o'clock p. m.
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the counter in the publication office This
Morning Price cents.
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RFJOICINGS AT THE ELECTION OF BANhS
RnsrnN Mnndnv Enh 4 $50.

The citizens of Waltham the native town Of speska
Bank fred 100 guns to-day in honor Of his eec'ioa
dav night by special messenger from Boston. seye-
raj dwellings were illuminated, and congratulsto'i
-peeches made. Mrs. Banks called upon anu
found in attendance at the sick bed Of her mo.ns
leading Republicans, when about midnight the cro"'
dispensed. ,s.e
BANGOR, Monday, Feb :, 200
salute OF 1903 guns viii be fired here 70 morrow .h;,
honor of the election Of Mr.. Banks to the Speah,h
of the House of Representative. In the evening -"
Republicans will hold public meeting.
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A FATAL OCCrRRENCE.

KEYPoRT, n. j., Monday, Feb: T. 70,
A ,oung man named Elisha Boyle, was found eet
on The ice alongside the sloop Dasty Miller, at Ne,
rort dock this morning. The slOop had been ro'c.i
on Friday night, and the captain, William Crane,
ct a loaded gun in such position THAI the openn
the cabin slide would discharge the contents into ~
ecs Of the person opening it. Boyle had spps'e"'
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SENATE, Feb 4.-The action of the Naval Retiring
Board was the subject of discussion during the greater
portion Of the session. Some internal Improvement
bills were introduced, and the Finance Committee in
struoted to inquire whether small Spanish coins could
not be Iroftably withdrawn from circulation. Adj
journed.
HOUSE, Feb. 4-The Members were sworn in and
the usual messages sent to the President and the Sen
ate Gen Cullom of Tennessee was then chosen Clerk
b. l26 to 81. After drawing for seats the House
adjourned.
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KANSAS NEWS.

CHICAGO, Monday, Feb. Z, TO.
w have adyiees from Kansas saying that no eee
,;o,, was held at IeavenwOith, or at other POM
in tbot Territory the day fixed for the election, w
stat officers fearing violence from the Missourah.
Letters state that another general INVASION "as
ureLcrded and that extensive warllke preparao'~
were gong On in Lawrence and Topeka.
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painful disaster occurred in our harbOr yester-
day in the sinking of brig in the ice, whereby
number of persons lost their lives. The partcu-
lars, with other marine news will be found in this
mornings paper.
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New2lork DAILY Gribn,re
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1856.

ADvER1IsEMEsTs intended for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF
this week should be handed in by to-day The immense
edition issued of this paper makes necessary in order 10
their insertion, that friends should thus early hand
in theirf arOrs
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The Senate yesterday confirmed Mr.. Dallas as
Minister to the Court Of St. James.
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The weather was terribly cold yesterday, not
only here, but all over the country, as our dis
patches show.
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Coin WHATHER.-Our assortment OF warm
Glove. Under Shirts Drawers &C. VIII remain oPen during
the cold term; prices NeI, ps,,eoS Son 81 Easaust
SINGERS SEWING mAcHSEs.-All persons VINO
wisb Tor Informs in regard to sEwisS MAcsSEs esa oS
BY spryns at oar Office for cope: / "a sisG acsa inter-
est N sfsers Co. No Sc Broadway, Nsw-Yort
WIGg- HAIR-DYR - WIGS BACHELORS
WIGS and ToUPEEs have Improvements Peeu.t 70 tesa
hi b. suty ease ard duTa b;y lifting 70 charm Ine AIs
ard best stock N he world y prvsie rooms io' Us
famous DYE. Sold at BArcHELoRs' NO. % DloAlN1y-
HERRIsG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURG
tAEPHoor s!'E viii Hail. PS v 5O9oh Isl aI
Crystal Palace New York, 1888 sIL4s L hEkKN' ~
Nos 1855, ISL and iss wster-si., New IorI-
PLATFORM SCALES, and every description Oh
Wezhing AIr.rstus for sale wholesale and retsH y
FAIEBGSks 4 Co., No 1873 Broadway, Sew-1 OK
HOIIowAY's PMLs-DYsPEPsh CURED,
More need suffer while this truly invaluable remedy
for Their relief As 10 stomach or Ii'ef cOHP''-' ~
Withstand their Influence.
MrxrRAI WATER from the Artesian Well
G, Cntlerne's Cansd. West-Tbe usr Of ths wstef N
~ 81 Dv.repss Ciout Rheumatism serOfuA Salt Hhsun'
p. q re liver and aso which Females are
has been sanctioned By physicians Of the highest stand
ips In sny Of these It specific AZ preventive
,sISins of attacks Of and Ague it is Invaluable
The water bottled highly concentrated ana one tes
sdu By adding onehaf Of small bottle 70 tub OF Wset
bath can be obtained possessing al the quahes derived nom
one the Springs. q. D..
Having lust received supply, ready to furnish II 70
purchaser. Large bOttles. Ri small do, % cents
" T. THOMPSON sole Agent for The Atlsus.c states
No 1862 Pearl-ss.. corner Courier Enquirer buhdinS
Also fa sale by WILLIAM X fowLER bookseNsl IA 81
ststioner No. Z79 sth-sv, and Mrs THOMPSON NO. %
General AGENT for Phadephs-RrcHARD B. JOSEs' No
" r. BAncocK Bookseller and ststiOner, No 245 Fu'
tor-st., Agent for Brooklyn.
THE METROPOLITAN
PrRg ISsURAEcE CoNPASY.
No log Broadway,
Corner Of Pinest.
Cab Capital, s1OOO0o.
JAMES LoRiIER GRAHAm, President
EDWARD A. STANsBURY. Secretary.
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MUSLIN De LANES.--25 cases Printed and
Plain De LANES will hc offered ibis dsy - sysrd at
COLUMBIAN Hall, No. 81 GTaod-st.
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WIGS and ToUPEEs have improvements PecuiAi 20 tnsi
haze They celebrated ell the world for hs s-ee
hi bsuty ease ard durability lifting 70 charm Ine AIs
ara best stock he world II private rooms Tor us
famous DYE. Sold AZ BATcHELoR's. No - broea"eJ.
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TOILET QUILTs.-S. * NJ. L. TOwLE 4 Co
VIII offer this day so Toilet Ors each, woEh % 81
COLUMBIAN HALL, No 81 GTauast
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sIyY with Hsls Patent Powder Proof Lock Don
arexed rrze medals 81 the Worlds Fsr Iondon 1881 an
CTv.sl Palace New-York 1Sj3'5i SILAs C. HERRING 40
NJ 1s5 III and lSg Wsser-sf.. New ork
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WHOLESALE AeENTs-Bs,tmoTe =. X. SrAsLEs & Co ;
(blcsso BARCLAY BRoTHEEs; Cincinnati, JoHN d. PARS 81
Louis H. BLAKsLEY; Milwaukee, GREENE s. BUrrONi New.
Orleans j. Wright Co. NeW-lork \. T. GLAZE, Agent,
No 81 Johne and sold by oil the principal Druggists III View
Yosk and throughout the United States
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sho can surpss her IN giving CORRECT ssenens on pa4t
and future particularly absent lrends
suts 6c She aso gives fncky numbers She surpaaas
person that has visited city She II nasns
treat All who afflicted ~nh npt
over complaint scrofa rheumatism any osher nrerina
dsease would do well 10 call ard his wonderful All
nstlrai sfed lady and you Win re away dssaisasA
~ B.--Nadame cIffTOH IA m bumhag. Gail snd sa,iar
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NEW YORK ArD a sRr.a= RAILROAD
spORTTno.

DTFrs, BIRDS. JUST ARktvFB.-H KEgrnrp 4
I'D BRO recommend ther importation best an =,
csnaries nnets apldhnches mules sakns arlnrs hlsS
ard seed for sse, At ~ north William street
U,oR SALE VERY CHpAP-A BraurruJ .rw
fundispd dog bacs, only u months Old Thlure al sac
Fourth street.
IVANTFD TO PURCHi Sp~A TH0R0UGV ppr9
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" tea door east ~ broadway the most successful
business All diseases discover ii
tnd cured M curable Unerripg advice given respe-aug
tusinesa absent nds SC sasfaciion given casnS
tr charge made. Electricity administered
ftLAIRvoYANCR.-MRs SEYMOUR, ITO sPafso
~ sscet few doors west Of Broadway Ne succss
medical and business cairvoyant IN ASerica All AZ
etes discovered and cured cursble vnerrmg vee ~
30 charge made
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IL ACCIDENTS FROM THE BURNING or FLUID
IA entirely prevented by using the patent india rubber
hlled when lighted. HAUXHURSr MOTT,
Manufacturer, 81 Fulton street. New YORK
my PERSON WISHING TRANSACTIONS MADE
"A from spanish into English vice may have them
correctly ard speedily executed moderate price BY
Addressing v. A. Herald Office.
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n mos ceebrsed lady % the present age In telling funs
- true snd certain she answers questions buunrs
Hroome