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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

The P1RATIoAL ESGISEERs.-The Uiea Telegraph
has the following paragraph in regard to recent app
pointment by the Know-Nothing Canal Board;
- -, one Of the Resident Engineers APP
pointed yesterday, few years since an Engineer
on the - Canal, having charge Of certain sec
lion. upon which the original field notes for the cacu-
alton OF the work were destroyed. Ih.s engineer
msGe field notes anew in another field book, thereby
increasing the amount Of rock excavation ana en-
balkment about 5000 mere than was actua.iy que
wa. laid this amount by the State, and on he in the
Canal Department is the final account for the above
work. with an affidavit attached, made by this eng-
re.r swearing 10 the correctness Of the CALCULATIONS
contained il the final account.
The foregoing statement can be substantiated by
competent and unimpe achGble witnesses"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

HELM LEEsoN-A PEEP AT NEw-YoRK SOCIETY.
In this admirably written novel the errors OF nash
ionabe society the miseres entailed by the hearess
system of education, too prevalent in our highest cir
cles, are set forth in glowing colors The writer as
sures US that her only motive for though the book
bears no name it Is obviously from the pen Of re-
fined and highly educated WOMAN, " in thus exposing
10 the public gaze the smiles and rowns of our home
circles has been feeling Of love and cbarity.an
earnest desire to promote that Improvement which
" would secure for future generations happiness aud
STABILITY, and spare them the aching trials which
modern exravagance must necessarily bring in It's
train" The work is gracefully though unostenta-
tiousy written-some of the scenes are dramatically
vyd-the subtle workings of young girls heart
its secret struggles and gradual changes are eloqueny
depicted. Tie story il erstically wrought out The
incident of the forced and candestine marriage, which
would strike the foreigner extremely improbable, 10
very possible in the present state Of New-fork society
The writer has evidently moved among the class
which she portrays. A heightened morality pervedes
her book [Richmond Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

VIcroRIAs PRESENT TO Miss NIGHrMGALE.-We
take the following description of the Queens present
to Mrs Nightingale from TIE London Illustrated
Ntrs:
"The electromagnetic by the Prince Consort-of
the jewel pr, sented by her Majesty to Miss Nightn
gale consists Of 81. Georges Gross in ruby-red en-
amei, on white field, representing England. This y
epcircled by black band, typlfying the office OF
Charity on which subscribed golden legend, Blessed
are the melciiul." The Royal donor is expressed by
the letters "V. r." surmounted by crown in da-
monds impressed upon the center of the st. Georges
Cross, from which also rays of gold emanating upon
the field of white enamel supposed to represent the
glory of England. Wide-Spreading branches Of PALM
in bright green enamel, tipped with gold, form frame
work for the shield their stems at the bottom being
banded with a ribbon Of blue enamel the color OF the
ribbon for the Crmean medal, which, in golden let
ten is inscribed Crmea." AT the top of the shield be-
tween the palm branches, and connecting the whole,
three brilliant stars ofdamonds illustrate the idea Of the
light Of Heaven shed upon the abors of Mercy, Peace,
and Charity in corr eciion with the glory Of nation
On the back OF this Royal jewel IL an inscription on
golden tablet written by her Majesty recording It TO
be gin aud testimonial in memory Of services rem
dered to Ler brave army by Miss Nightingale. The
Jewel is about three inches in depth by two and hall
In width
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

WAsHIsGros's BiRTBPLAcE.-A commumcation
from Gov. Wise was read before the Virginia Legisa-
ture on Monday containing proposition nom M.
s1is W Washington To present, in perpetuity, 10
he STATE Of Virginia the sites Of the birthplace Of
George Washington, and Of the home and the graves
Of bs progenitors in America, provided the State shall
cause these places to be permanently incsosed, and
sIaIl mark tie same by suitable tablets 10 comnemo-
rate tbose notable spots The communication was re-
f.rred to a select committee.
We regret TO state that Alanson Bennett, esq, OF
Rome died suddenly Of apopexy yesterday, near the
steps u tie Capitol. lie came from Rome 70 this city
Oh Monday afternoon, and Yesterday morning walked
I'D the bill with the Hon. NJ. Goodrich, Member Of
Assembly from Oneida, and had reached the Capitol
steps, when be sank down. lie was removed 70 me
hospital near byl, but lived but short time. liz
remains were taken to Rome by the evening train, IN
charge Of W. g. PaTkburst and X. ,: Doty, esqs, oil
Rome and tie Hon. Mr. Goodrich. Mr. Bennett was
extensively known in the legal profession, and was
Iromlnert citizen q Oneida County. He leaves a
ianiy 70 whom b, dealt, % ihie manner, " Sudden
snd pa.Lfs visitation. Albany Argus, i'1'
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wrsrrRn G.nr.-A great sleughter Of Wild game,

WESTERN GAsE.-A great slaughter Of wild game,
animals and fowl, has taken place at the West aimee
the cold weather set in allowing Of its transportation
TO distant points. But remoostrances against the
practice are very general in the game regions lest the
war be carried on to extinction Of those animal AID
fcalhered tribes most sought for, and State Legsla
protection The Milwaukee Sentinel says: I" Few
readers can have any idea of the enormous quent-
cites Of game sent east from Wisconsin and Illinois
"during the cold weather. A few days ago two hun
"dred to a box. were shipped from Janesville direct
"for New.York" And The Sparta tMonroe) W'teh-
man of the eth INST states that within short time
previous two hundred deer, shot In that county had
"been sent TO Eew.York. The effect Of this u not
only to diminish very rapidly the quantity Of game in
our State, but greatly 10 enhance the price"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
HANG OUT YOUR BAssrns.-A writer in The Coaa-

try Gentleman, says:
al have scarcely ever rode in the country without
thinking how much mater Of convenience and ssts-
faction would be the general adoption Of this practice
among the agricultural community There Is certainly
a much greater propriety In the farmer putting his
name upon bis door, when the road, or upon hk
gait post when bis house stands back than for persons
residing in cities.'
1t is u very sensible suggestion. 1t would have
direct tendency to improvement. Many men would
be Induced to beautfy their places, If they thought
every pssser.by would know the name of the occu-
pant. Hang out your banners, gentlemen. Let US
know who lives in that fine house, or this old shabby
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Professional Notices.

EFF1CACI0US CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS,
II CALLO9TIEs NAILS growing into the 6esh and every
disorder ohe feet and peculiar method without cut
sng without causing the slghtest pain. -. =
Mons LEVI Of No. 50 Bis Rue de Rivol Paris and NO
Condut Kegentet London, Surgeon chropodiit 70 the
Emperor Of France and the Royal Family Of England having
heen specially invited New FORK attend some
families intends remaining here short time only and may be
committed daily Sundays excepted at he ONCE nom ~ 70
o'clock at No 81 llfhst, between 5th and GthayL
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS. -
e cerfe que NJ LEVI eneye lee corps ayee une extreme
babiIie. LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
From hs.GIace the pIesen: Duke o. Cleveland
IeeTtfv that Mr.. LEVI has entirely cured Corns
CLEVELAND, No. 81 ST. JADes-square, London.
From the Most Rev his Grace the Lord Archbishop Of Armagh
serfy that Mr. LEVI extracted the which were Ia
MY feet, without giving me any Ps siH; n ARMAGH
Aug l849 No 80 Chahess, St. James square, London
From the Most Noble, the Marquis Of Lsnsdowne ,
MI N LEVI extracted for me with perfect faculty. ana
nce.,e LAN5DOWNE.
No So Berkleysqpars London.
Prom Robert Perguson ESQ., NJ d. Physician II Ordinary 70
her Majesty of Great Britain.
Nj LEVI has sklfuly extracted two corns from my
Ns'' ""O'u' giving "'' N k0BRRT FERGUSON, MD.
No Queen e., Nay Fair London March 8, 1893.
From Ii. J. Feltus, ESQ.
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave 10 testify TO his success
M having perfectly removed alarge bunion Of ong stand
mr. without causing any pain III. j. FELTUS,
Pbledelnbia July n. 1852 No 4 Boston-Tow.
In addition 10 the above authenticated Testimonials many
des Of the highest rank be by fayorne him with
call bic Office No 81 llth between 18th and 6tbsvs Ne"
York. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

MILITIA OF THE USTED SrATEs.-We learn from
document from the War Department, which was laid
before the House Of Representatives yesterday that
the militia in the States and Territories amounts TO the
large aggregate of ,725 men. This does not en-
brace the militia Of the State Of Iowa Of the Terri
tories Of Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, kansas,
have been received The returns do not appear 10 be
at all complete, as the estimates of the force Of some
Of the states are based upon data furnished several
yesrs since in one instance-that OF Deaware-S
sr hack az 1897 The militia force Of the District Of
Columbia i given for tie year 1852, and Is stated at
e20l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

saLrFErKR rs TEsSEssEE.--A Tennessee paper has
the following statement in reference TO the manufac-
ture Of satIeter in a portion Of that State: The
"caverns Of East Tennessee, at least great number
"of them, contain immense quantities OF the nitrous
"esrth from which sapeter Is manufactured. This 10
ono new discovery. Many years ago its manufacture
"was carried on in several localities, though TO o
"hmited extent. Then the facilities for operating
were limited and this section Of country being cut
"o from all the principal markets, the cot Of trans
"poitatiOn, combined with tie expense OF working
1T rendered its manufacture prohtless, and II was
"abandOLed."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

On the 10Th ut. large bear made his appearance 10
the streets Of Whiiby, IN Canada West, and was M
sanity pursued by men and does. Bruin made good
fight, but was finally killed al the Intersection OF bynn
and Durdas streets. A large number OF bears had
heir inter quarters by cold and hunger Day before
Yesterday morning. and alsO yesterday morning. about
iy robbEs lively and in good condition, made their
appearance IN the yard Of Dr.. kTilant-e etrcum-
sslee very singular and unaec0unta bic IN such cod
weather. Il viii AFFORD our meteoroiygi--s AM ofn-
iLolog 81 much food for conjecture
Ceye4It EefL-d, !5b sit.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting tie Atlantic siaes ~iA
western Ncrth.wesern and Southwestern States oy so
snnous Railway direct The Road also connects At fttseaIss
With daily line Of Steamers 70 al ports IN the "es'e
and Cleveland and SGndusky with steamers 70 AZ prs
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct
reliable BY which FREIGHT can Be- ofNaIoc1 70 A."
son the Great West. -.,-, ~,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PlITobUh"h
FAiG o.1i ps,. S.. s9.e; Dry Goods I'm s per 100
sKco>p CLAsS-Books and Stationery, Dryl 49,
Good (n LaiesJ Hardware, Lsathei fT5c. per ~
Wool &C OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ERIRp CLkssAnvls, Bsgging, Bacon and a.. "a, loo
PoIk. lin balk } Hemp Nc. .............S 80 ~
FouATH CLssS-Cohee, Fish, Bacon and n. 49, 100
Pors tracked, Lard and Lard On....... ~ -
In chipping Goods from point VI Philadelphia Be par
crlsr 70 the package via PennsylysriA kalroaA All
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road al Psdsios
patsburgh Will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AsENTs-Harris,W ormley Co, Memphis Tenn
Sess Co, ST. LOUIS j. ) Mitchell SoE, Eyaass1lo,
lad; Dumesn Rel Murdoci and Carter Jowett Louis
NE Nv; B. c. Moldrgm Malisen, u sprStnAn arosi
.na irwin Co Cincinba; n w Graham Co, Zsassv.ls
Ohio Ieech Co No 81 Kubyst, Boston Leeeh Co, No.
sAste1 Hose Eew.York, No wiismst s9d No B.tssry
ulTce New. York; +. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; AInS
EooI, Rt more: Geo c. Franciscns, PhishurEh
Sc fsrtbeT prrticulsrs bills Of lAding, sppy 20
No , Aston House Ne~-fsrs
- . p,usr0s G.,ersl re sht Agsnt. Philsiei pha
J. tCEEAfk~ slgtnn;trteEi, A-oens' E'nA
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Ocean 9teamere, &t.

TOR CALIFORNLA.-GREA REDUCTION
1T ofFARFs-NEW.YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
gHTP LINE under the direction Of c. Vanderbilt, for
Accessory Transit Company Of Nicaragua proprietor %
changed 9th and S4h Of each month through IN advance OF
he-500 miles shorter than other r9nte dhe ples-
burden Capt Tntlepeugh viii leave Pier No North RIVER
At O'clock p m. for Punta Arena ON MONDAY Feb %
with the steamship Uncle SAM 1900 uns burden,
ever the Nicaagua TAnd route having but II miles OF land
htnporatcn BY frselass carriages The popetors
issue the public that the political troubles in Nicaragua have
ceased not the slightest Interruption ia the transit between me
oceans need GPPehended For Information OF passage sp
ply 70 ,., JANIS H ~ OhOSS,
BANNED Letter. taken az Ct cents each
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h FREE-0 per pound on excess-Four hours ron
by Panama Railroad No extra expenses meas
On The Isnu free for seersge passengers Through for Cali
Sra via Panama Railroad The United states Mail
Company will dispatch for Anwel on WEDNESDAl rep
20 AZ O'clock p m precisely from Pier foot Of Warrenst
North River the wefknown and fast steamship GEORGE
LAW Capt VIM l.. Herndon, L. S. "
Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by Panama Railroad,
and connect az Panama with the Pacific Mai Steamship Cem
uys magnificent steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS, H. H.
HeTson commander which WI be in readiness and leave I'M
medately for San Francisco. . =, = - , -,
The ri4c are informed that the Y. NJ = Co always nave
ONE OF MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
l any possible detention Of passengers or Ians
For massage Apu,y 10 w RAYMOND, AZ the only Office OF
The Conrales 30 III Westst corner WaTrenst, New ok
Through Fregh, San Francisco be contracted Tor
a. yery low rates Panama BY the steamer Oregon IN
March Apply ne above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

TEE COLD WEATHER N VIRGISIA.-T16 B0tetoart
American Of tue 1T inst says: THE weather is ex.
traordinsriy severe game. We have heard Of
entire cOyies Of pstrdges having been found frozen
on the snow; and birds Of different species have
" sorted TO dwellings the last chance to preserve
" Ife. Hsres are frequently seen in starving con-
" dition and in many cases have ventured into the
gardens Of town, and taken up quarters Tor the
q NJ 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

NETWORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IN and amer MONDAY Dee 81 1850 aud Until further notice
PssOnse, Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duine't ~ follows
BUFFALO EXPRESS att m. for Buffalo direct without
change Of baggage Al HoTnesyie this train sonnssn
with way train for DunkiTs and al "saon' on hs ssn
Division.
MAIL us:l5a m for Dunkrk and Buffalo and intenns
stations Passengers by this train viii remain over Hsht
al Owego, and proceed the next morning. .
EEWBURGH EXPRESS At ,. IN, for Newbarsh direct
without change Of cars
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at ?. m vis safsras or
Piermont and intern ediste Statons
WAY PASSENGER, st4 ?. ~, for OasVne and ntsr'ne
date Stations. 49,
NIGHT EXPRESS, At S ,. IN. for Duntirh and Bufals
TNIGRAET. at D. Tor Dunkirk and Buffalo ana inter
mediate stations
No Train will leave on SUNDAY.
These Trains connect At Enra with the slfnirs and
Niagara Fas Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo ana Dun
Kirk with the Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c.
b. c. HcCALLUM Gsnsr.l Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
THE WEATHER IN MINNESOTA.
rsr.srerseree efTAs n. Y. THINE.


HASTINGS, Mn. Ter, Saturday, Feb 2, 1855.
For the benefit Of those wishing 10 emgrate 10 this
Territory, send you an account Of the weather at
Ha.tngs Minnesota Territory, for the month Of Janu.
arv. 1856. lat. A. 81 North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

Prof vERGNES, the dseoverer Of The process for ex-
tbctne Metals from the Human Body is AZ No ITO Broadway
Tbefe Baths not only metallic medicines from the hui
system hit peculiarly ecscone IN RELIEVING those
from Rheumatism Gout Neuralgc Pains weakness
an the Limbs Sprans Spinal Affections Uterine
Distractions and ETupons the Skin The Professor himself
@ Lsde Theory e1psnedto Students at No no Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW-YORK
l. and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This lire will Do com
posed Of the following and splendid ships, via:
cALHOUN.....26O 900 tons burden. Capt d. r. Truman
s. CLAY 800 tuns burden Capt David Csuktns
WEBSTER....2 600 tUns burden .Cspt j. j. Lswrenos
oRIEET.....2OCO tuns burden. Capt Geo. 8. Hill
The shove vessels have been recently built, and TIA
- gest and substantial in the trade.
They commanded by ef experience and ability Tia
superior aud erortion will be
made promote the eo Of and the OonvenieAss
u shppert For Freight or Psssste apply 70
sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co. No % Broadway.
Agents In Liyerpool-T 6RIMSHAw Co., Ne. 10 6oss
Plaza.
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VyHF COTNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY.

V'HE COUNTY COURT of KINGS COUNTY.
Il WILLIAM 81 ISGRAHAM, plaintiff agan.t
CHARLES T. DIETZ THOMAS 5. DENIkE, TIMOTHY
NJ. INGRAHAM. SALLIE A MIDDLETON. MARY MID
pLFTON. FANNIE MIDDLETON LEVI ?. ROSE, Ed
WIN BEERS aud RICHARD INLAY, defeudssts-sura-
uous-FOr redef-fCou Scr TO the sbOve-nsred de-
fndsus eversy You hereby summoned and required 20
the complaint this seton which nis cay hled
the lice Il The Cerk q tie County kngs the City Hal
h ie City Of Brooklyn sid county and copy Of
the cad complaint the subscriber bis ocs
number three Front said city, within twenty
AFTER the oftks yCu exclusive Of The dag u
such serve; ard You !a 20 answer tte sad complaint within
ne time aforesaid The Flana his acton wll apply 70 he
Court the relief ten.H tee ~ Re ed jeee
Der 13 1885 WILLIAM NJ MORAN AN,
tvzl lap6wAs Ne fTontEt Brookgn Plsinhd IA
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N0TICE Of APPLICATION for the Dis

NOTICE Of APPLICATION Tor the Dis
~ CHARGE Of HENRY WHITE, an insolyent from hs
debit, pursuant the provisions OF the third article OF The hs
title OF the chapter the second part OF the Revised
Statutes etiou adayts and schedules having been present
ed 10 tie Hon b. T. Greene Justice Of the Supreme Coa
1he EDITORS the said Henry White are ordered to ap
pear before said judge hs Office the City of Buffalo line
County n y the 10th day OF April 1856 al ten eiosa IN
the forenoon OF that day show why said nsoi
shoud not be discharged from. his debts THIS notice hst puo
ushed January -, 1856 j. ;. IOhkANcht,
j98 iawltwM Attorney ior ln5oiNeht bunao' ~ l.
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THE COUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY;
Il WILLIAM N TSGRAnAM, ,lairrIa, sx.insf JOSE PH
A DAVIDSON, sALLIE A. MIDDLETON, MAE@ MID
rIFTON FANNIE MIDDLETON. LEVI ?. RcSE, RICE
pPD tNiaY TIMOTHY N. ISGRAHA1f, EDwIS BEERS
anl THOMAS s DESlkE de;endlIts --IoE re-
ssSsgsIY: You ere hereby summoned and ,sired %
he complaint this action which tins day he a
1sfe of he Clerk Of the County Of Kings az he City Hal
- ,he Cv Of Brooklyr said county AMI cory Of
- ns,r 10 the ad PLANT the sub-hera A. bis office AZ
three Front-st said city, within tween ehys lsE ~
.ce III this exclusive q he day q sach
&C. All II YOU fs 70 the SD coup mt within ne
plsiufi acton wl- apply % te
Cerrf Cr he relief demanded IN TIE corlla Dec
AZ 1ets WILLIAM 4. lSrNAiAN
~ isw6,,N. Plaintiff u peisoa No Frol o., Brooklyn
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT. - JOHN
II BLACK against THE HTSA INSURANCE cOhPA,
NJ Of Hartford for money
on contract To THE ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Defendants hereby summoned aud required 70 answer
tie complain, this action Of which 10 herewith served
uron YOU copy answer u the SAID GOA
plant the subscriber al his ohee No 81 W AL street IN ne
exclusive of the day OF such and YOU fan 70 anwer
NE said cOT art within the time afote'a the iHuh IN tn
action vii take Judgment against you for the Of thou
d five hundred doars with interest from The thu hrst LAY
Of thousand eight hundred and hyhye, besides
be cots of ti action Dated Eew-York Dec. p, 1855
CHARLES NETTLETON Plaintiffs Attorney.
The COMPLAINT seton filed the oloe OF me CLERK
OF County Of Nefofs the 5tn day o. J.nua
la6 - Dated New ork, Jan. 5. lt5o. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of EewYork notice il hereby given 70 al
City Newly merchant deceased 20 present the same
with thereof the subscribers AZ the Office OF Gordon
Bunham No IS Was IN the City Of New York, on OF be-
fore the 18th day OF May nextDated Newfork the 18th day
Of NoverD Der 1850 DAVID LYMAN Executor.
No laSsrn NJ. ELIZABETH PRISONS. Exeeutrit
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Ale0ieal.
Mrs NJ J. MABIN, Psychical Physician ant

AIRS. M. J. MABIN, Psychical Physician and
lxl Therspoutist, No. 50 West 26th-st New-York ,.
Office hours: 10 10 NJ. and 70 r. IN (Sundays
aud exceptedl for ladies only. Examinations aid
prescriptions for gentlemen by letter. ~
TIRas-The first examination and prescription E5, the
pan present and 10 If absent All subsequent exarina-
hons So Peons applying by letter must state the name sex
and age the patient together with the leading features oil the
ssse No charge 10 the truly poor. , ..
When he patient lie present describe the feelings locate
he the disease 70 s cause without
feeling pulse uEng other Of the practices OF the Od
Shool When absent how great the distance
Five equally correct diagnosis confident that my
rem edes (which have been sufficiently ted will cure nine
tenhs the Of Consumption Asthma, brQnchis
Dyer and Diseases Canceous Affections, scrotna
Dropsy Gout Rheumatism, Chronic and lnfammaOry Dar
ea ard Dysenery My medicines purely vegetable very
rasab prepared with great under my immediate
supervon All Female difficulties easily and rapidly removed
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen 20 al
persons hs wing claims against HENRY SCHULTZ late Of
Cologne IN Rhensh Pruss deceased 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. the office OF barney
Humphrey Butler No III Broadway, in the City Of New:
York o. before the fourteenth day Of May next-Daed
New. FORK the tenth dsy Of November, 1855.
nl2 law6mMF CHARLES F. DAMBMASN, Executor.
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DIS
IN CHARGE OF SAMUEL STRONG, insolyent from bis
debts the provisions Of the third article OF The rst
title OF tie fifth chapter Of the second part OF the Revised
atutes petition Adas and schedules having been present
ed 10 the Aoa B. r. Greene Justice Of the Supreme Court
T CREDITORS said Samuel Strong ordered 10 apear
befe sa Judge a. Office, in the City Buffalo Enc Coun'
ty n Y on the iOh day Of April 1886 at ten o'clock IN the
fre Don Of ha; dny show why said uso should
not discharged from his debts This notice hr't Pnoned
Tsrnsrv "a Ic,G J. :. TORRANCE,
i2a LEW LwM Attorney for Ilsgyent, Buhalo, n y