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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
Me6iral:
DILES, FISTULA, and CONSUMPTION
From he Scsipel

From The Scspel -
No disease 10 more insdousy destructive 10 life than fe
II IL now universally admitted byfal intchgeDt surgeons tns
ps continued bleeding the deposit OF tuofces he
lame and that the only rational treatment OF by
hsiy Diet porter aud exercise After the long
ne Of niles when body has become enieebled ana con-
nourshpg Diet simula and exercise De
srsst piles the only alienation TOR the SUI
r,r ne rest and the Diet And yet patients ae oien
sdsed 70 let the heonhods alone for fear the disease VIII
Ihs sbsuId scy Ia. been sby ed BY that sasscious Sur
s,ou WARREN STONF Of Ne Orleans In mastery artie
IN The o. Journal of Medicine The Views Of the editor OF
The scapei have been repeatedly set torh ~ ths. oha ana
sunS I'd ratIsus IN every part the Union many Of these have
S,en by suffering and eaorThase ana ss !"
the frst stase Of Consumption A. $40, 1900
The ssSrrest sses susceptible OF By ne new process
without the knife or Hssiure. Dr.. EpWAhD n piAoN,
author Of Women Her Desses sd Practicu on
The More Obscure the Sexual System oesote m az
s~ntion efeusisey Office consuaons and 30 operative
,ery Every Of Piles Proapsus, or Fssre
warranted sP-ressful $50 No.,
Ofice hours from to s. and evening" a; Dr. DIS resi-
ence No. ~ @ Al a. other hours he al his prysse
cal hero Of doynestc life 10 provided Ter
hose who require surgical operations or prolonged deec treat
rnent. 90 ' ..
DR. d. refers to- ,..- .L-,,.
D. C. McCALLJM ate Actusry Of the f,rie Ra road,
No. BRADFORD, Cashier Bowery Bsnk
NAuRJCE BARNETT, Auctioneer Nsw'oTlesns,
J. n HAYS (Hsrmer Hays Coz Beekmsnst, N \,
John LINN, eaq. Newton, NJ j., ., r
sad treat amber Of patn IN every par OF the unon al
whom have permanently cured BY this process ds he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

Frou, the report of the Comndssioser Of Rsi.fsadC
in Tenurs,ee we learn that there are now Cd mss p
6n.bed railroad. in that State. The roads conpk,ed
and commenced amount to ], go miles. IH NOM
rtile N<rs says: .r.... d ., : - all IN
average Of go s26 per mile. The state ED grared
and 20 Be granted to these roads, ~hoee co-' zero
given, Il sic, $50 900. The whole amount psaefd ~
the state 10 the companies which have pess eompsa
.r,n,r,. 40 sie fs6 eco The amount Of I'D granted
and to Be granted to the finished Iosd. ed 2 sts
rnv IN ntusI progress Of construction, % eseio &C.,
lea ying % SIS loo a. the SUN pledged 70 sheSs com
pAnss which have suspended cpsrs'9fs' V Hi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

Judge Douglas says it is nothing to the purpose tnat
the Constitution is an excellent one: Here, egen,
we conceive he is in error. Az an sDeuact pioposi-
ton we readily assent 10 the opinion expressed thar
We have no right even 20 force good Constitution
upon an unwilling people But this IL no, done here,
ar even ATTEMPTED. IL the Constitution has been
adopted with the slavery clause, II the Act OF me
n+ople of Kansas if that clause has been rejected, it
= ,,ill their oct. They, and they alone, are the
actor, and upon their own action will depend 'ne or
ganic law under which they shall 1--we. Again,
Judge Douglas speaks ~ If the Consfitution sdop'ed
were thing Of perpetual existsnee-as II the people
of Kansas had not the power a. any time, deemed
suitable by themselves TO revoke t. Shall We even
II the Judge be right better the matter by saying, IN
the action Of Congress, that the people OF kAnsss
shsll not have the Constitution they have adopted
20 saw that the citizens Of Kausss shall not have the
Constitution they prefer, if Republican, han they
have 10 say that Kansas shah have Constitution
which they do not prefer AZ the beast, the Judge
must select one Of these two demmss Ia nue. prereDs
position. He might avoid them both By allowing sns
Kansas citizens to settle the question IN therdwn
way, and, when the matter OF their sdmsscs ~
State into the Union 10 presented IN CongrsS . VOC
for or agsnst IL the Constitution presero cosS VI
door not conform 10 the Republican stapfsia.
against the Senator from Illinois. The sober .ecVna
thought may bring about q change OF VIEW ana -
former times he hes proved hInsf 20 MN and las.
friend of the South and Of the Cnion me- ". ~ 49,
cannot, yet beseye thac ne VIII 49,. ~ n
himself against the positions spd principles 20 ns OF
yocacy oi which he has devoted the energss wv
tine. -.
SENATOR DousLAs os The kAssAs rs Il II - o -.
columns this morning will BE- found rep0r q tns ~
marks Of Mr. Douglas 10 INC +. vii h. seep, no,
s;ihout Good deal Of astonshment, tina; 'his gen
,Irmsn., with more emulation than ,ngenoSsnes-
VENTURE the ob-erTston that President Buchanan q
his Message, has not approved or Iaof+a NE |
OF tie iste Kansas Convention hof Lac
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Gums, sARsAPARILLA.-This OLA standard

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-fh Oh Fandaiu
- medicine the original aud genuine sc continues 70 o. me
~ an iile.roa, sd EnIrve Dieeaes Its wonderfully purify
and csy. pow,rs have evidenced 70 the delight d
dns the sst seventeen years In q ssrona Of
the worst hind Be careful ash for SANDS sASAflLLA
and tshs 10 other you viii find fully merits the enVse epn
fsspsreS and .s 5, B. T. D. SANDS Drss No 100
Gunp al. Nsy York ID ....... HAY ..I
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CUPREME COURT-City Of Brooklyn, County
~ Of Kinss.-ELIZA ANN TAYLOR against ROBERT
CARSE and ANN ELIZA CARSE, his wife-Sumuons for
rehefCoin the above named defendants: You
hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in
this sction which will be filed In the office of the Clerk a the
County Kings the City Hail. in the City Of Brooklyn and
to serve scoPy Of you, answer to the said compliant on the
Subscriber his Office No 6 Pnes In the City Of New York
within twenty days after the service Of this you
exclusive of the day Of such service and II fail 70 answer
within the aforesaid the plsinh in this
action viii apply the Court for the relief demanded In the COM
plaiut.-Dsted 28th july 1857 -
r A. v. w. VAN VECHTEN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
g. No. 46 Piue.st., New York City.
The complaint the lboveentitled sction filed in
the Office Of Clerk Of the County of Kings at Brooklyn said
'N'-'' A. Y. w. VAN vECHTEN,
4, 1.ueuTu Plaintiff Attorney.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

j he GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cities with Western North AMI Southwestern Stses
By continuous Railway direct. Thin Road also at
Psbufsb with daily line Of Steamers 10 all ports the West
Rivers aud at Cleveland and Saudaky with steamers 70 all
porte the North western Lskes-m king the most direct
cheap and reliable route BY which FREIGHT be forwarded
20 and from the Great West. = - =. -.
FEST SLisrEboots shoes Hate and CsRs Bo0as "a . ~
boxes and hsles) Feathers Furs ke....."....} 100 ID.
BEcckD CLAssADofnestic Sheefing Shifting and
1Sekns On original baesl Drugs I'm casks Hard IA
ward, Leather h rolls boxes) Wool and Sheep 100 ~
rehs, easfward, ~ ~
TaIRD CLAss-Anvls Steel Chains lin casks),
Hemp Bacon and Pork sated Goose sacks >65 cents
Tobacco. manufactured, except Cigars kc) 100 To-.
yopRrH CLkss-Cofee, Fsb, Bacon, Beef and
Pork Tin rssls boxes Eswsrd Lard and Lard "a ;,
OIL Nails, scods Ash German Clay, Tar, Pitch, 100 M
koen, &c-...,t-,.
kLerR-I5c Dbl until further notice. ~ RI. A
GsAD--S5e $S1oo 10 until further notice.
Corrof-t2 bale not exceeding 800 ID weight until further
alsr to srs ,b package Via Psnn.yivania Rarosa" All
Goods consigned Agents of this Road Phisdephs
Pittsburgh win b. forwarded without detention. :
FsEieHr AGGsTs. --fsr1s Woyrnley Co. Memphis Tenn
r. y. Co. St. Louis p. @. OReuly Co.. Evansville
Ind Bnnesni Bell Co., and Carter Jewett Lousviue
XVI 3. c. Meidrum, Madison, Ind H. Brown Co., and
Irwin Co. Cincinnati ~ w. Graham L Co, gainesville
Ohio; Leech Co, No 81 Kibyst, Boston, Leeeh Co.. No
castor House. New York and No. ~ souhs New Yors T.
J. sne.asr Philadelphia Mssrs~ Rooms Baltimore d. A.
IL IL HOUSTON Geners, Preisht Agent, Philadelphia,
II, J.LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
M, NUN 4fi'r ''
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CeaaI Notices;

CUPREME COURT.--JOHN JAY, Receiver
- Of tie Nsehanies Fire Company Of the City Of
New York, sssns, WILLIAM II. DE GROOT ard tHce T.
his wife, Theodore b. and Emns his vile Jsnes b.
n ss, Sa'Ii a m,s T ss %s dssd George
pdyhe and Wilson O. Hunt-Refsrees Sale Ia FoFeoove-
70 Decree Of Sale made the .cn at
YolS on ,hs slit Of Oco 1851 l. The Referee IN ssd decree
n.msd win EEL NJ pablo soco ths Merchans xckage IN
New Yo,k City on The ON Day o. 5sssry, 49, q Y 9e@t q
..s I. ,ns "a being The r~s Ma Of bs CITY New
Yoh tosSsa sns Se.ssa = oSy, q Sr ;. pat
tsp four hundred feet entheasery nom me cor
pes forty second street and th Eleventh.
sns 16ss ss Oh Sweea Ss .ss e
forty fret street Ad Que hundred and see poe
along aid center Sns e.s,efy one hundred ts & ..rry
hs noysbsy Inc Of the Boemiasde rosd thence
sloar said jne OF The Bonsdae road until utFrS me
s.d soathry line Of and forty second r,e hen
end street the e Of beginning Tes made Known on e
Day Ds'ed Sewf0h 4ssfSss5 "a 1s5. s.s,.
CHARLES T. wHITEHEAD, Attorney. . .l
T.. C. Halliday, Auctioheer ... dlf AVN
yI,HE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NETWORK,
a..,.,d in H. e.tse Of CATHARNE BROwER ls Of the
City Ne~Yrt dee.ssed as CREDITORS faees next OF k
OF Otherwise snd reens You and esch q ygi hereby
ssts Couy NewYork q; his oee In the City Of New
foTk on the Stb day Of March next, az oh ~ hr forr
Doon Of tbst day. and there 70 attend mo hn e't m
the Of preeednss Of sennei bto~er - q oe
In tssiTony whereof We haze saSrsa i1e W. s y W
sanose % hs5so9 aree .ss' r. az A,t IA
"a 81 coSny' Il ,Se Coy q Nav Yos, he &is dsy # De
cenSs IL the ,css II on Lord on, ',asana ssh; hun
A. s%sDaa',sfen; e,fr9 q w. ShAp s.tSS,s,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
p ENNsYLVANIA RAILRoAD'

.THE GHEAI ChNIhALn KUtt z. ~. >,
No and from 81. Louis Mo- Alton, Gsens and Chicago III
T,nl5or Lexington and Louisville Ky Iene Hauts Msdls9S
Bseou.ins sAadpks Toledo. Csvssnd Columbia nsne.
sost, from md to ST. Louis louisville and Cihcin'
natl - 4, -. -. IL - .hova.
z>~ntio.s5 plsces in the West. L.
PasssSrss win Sud t, the shortest n0st taPeoi'ous oo
.ar,fortlhIe route between the East and West. - $1,000.
"TR0T NEW,YORK No CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURsI
9p0G NFW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN S HOURs
IRON NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN +6 HOURS.
Fsre "a low ss any other Route
See hapdlbnls in he hotels Of this city.
Through further Information sy % hed st toe
~"oo VI - - - No 2 Aston House Broadway,
FN' "'-- j. /. ELLIOTT, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
CUPREME COURT-County of Ulster

-
~ Amended summona-SAhUEL VAN vEcHTEN w.
EDWARD WILSON and Jane bis wife Samuel T. Roberts aud
Abigail his wife Gilbert johnson aud Sarah his wife Charles
II, Manning Patrick Farley, Mary Thompson, ssrAh Wilson,
widow Of james Wilson deceased William Small John Kelly
Hugh Kelly John H. Keyser John H. Donnelly, William Ennis
SylyaDns White. William Burrn Matthew Fson, J.cob Bur.
hans Precedent Of the State Of New York Bank Simeon B.
Fitch William B. Fitch, w. Latham Wilson and Eliza his
wife, James Wilson and Issbells HE wife Michael Boyle
and Elizabeth his wife, John Sweeny and Margaret his
wife, James sweeDy and Maria his wife, George swssny
Edward Sweeny, Humphrey sweeny junior, John Ross,
and Wilson, infant Of tender sse, Of James
Wilson, late Of ishswangunk Ulster County, decessed,
whose not definitely known.Summons for relief
Com not served ITO each Of the seovesmed Defendsnts
In this seton which viii be fled n the Office of the CLERK Of the
County Of Ulster Kingston in said county and to
of 70 the said complaint the subscriber his
Office, No Pies in the City Of NewYork within twenty
days after the service of this exclusive OF the
day Of such serce and n fail 70 the sad complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will apply
TO the Court for the relief demanded in the oompnt-Dsed
HewYoTk, August 20, 1857 NH .-l -. ...I . No.
A. v. w. VAN VECHTEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint IN the sboyeenled action fled with the
Clerk Of Ulster County Kingston the LIST day Of October
1857. A. " w. VAN VECHTEN
dl lsw6wTu Plaintiffs Attorney.
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4 ssJCNyEs NOTICE-Not;ee is hereby riveu

4 SSIGNEES NOTICE.-Not'ce u hereby gwen
IA thss the firm Of BEEBEE Co, Of the City Of New Yort
Bsnhs have made general assignment to the subscriber for
o theI eredon All pe.cns corporations having
cslms against said hr requested present them 10 the
J,r.lsned AZ hs ece No ~ %s and all persons or como
atoms bsvlns property their hands said firm or
ipds them. requested 10 srount and settle forthwith
Ne".''''' JAMES B. COLGATE. Assignee.
ANDREWS L COLBY, Attorneys for Assignee
d5 nv6w No. 81 Broadway
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dl 1aw6wTu

CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
r. BOYD aud JAMES HUMPHREY.-To the above named
Defepdsts hereby summoned and required 70
the complaint this action which viii be filed in the Office Of the
Cert CITY and County Of New York al the City Hall IN the
said City, and to Of snse to he said com
the subscriber Ut his Office No los Broadway In the
City Of New York. within twenty days after the service this
exclusive Of the day OF such service and
fell the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs this action will take Judgment against you Tor ne sum
81 Two Thousand Three Hundred and Twenty Dollars and sh
with from the fourth day OF October one Thousand
and Dollars aud Thirty eight Cents with IN
te from the seventh day Of October one Thousand eight hun
aaa and fyseyen beside the costs Of this sconDsed New
YORK Nov a. 1857. WIN Y. CURTIS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint IN this action duly filed in the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the City and County Of New York on the
Sav of Noyember 1857. WIN. Z. CURTIS,
N' a, ,swswTu Plaintiffs Attorney.
CIjPREME COURT-COunty Of Kings.-Cslvln
~ r. against DE Witt Linn and Darius A. 6oodyes sur
yyo Of Charles G. Wsterhouse, deceased, Lavins WISER
house. Of the said Charles G. Wsterhouse Joseph r.
Pendeon and Evene f. his wife. Summons for reltoom
not ser ITO the defendants, DE WITT LINN and LAViNh
G. VVATERHOUSE: You hereby summoned and required
the oce the Clerk Of the County Of kng at the City Hal
in thu City Brooklyn and to OF your answer 70
the sd complaint the subscribers at their ONCE number
Wal street the City Of New York within twenty days a.r
the Of this exclusive OF tn asy sncn
service fail to the said complaint ~iin he
time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint New OK NOV
IA, 1857 bkAiNAhD MI,
nI7lsvlowTu Plaintiffs Attorneys No Al Wsl.st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25
0ttatua free Graotr.
Election OF Mayor.

Our City election for Mayor and Alder
men takes place one wcel, from next Monday
The i.sue promises to be a purely political
one-between the democratic party on one
side. and the various odds and ends compre-
hended under the generic name Of "rcpub-
ican" pnrty on the other. The political
issue is now unavoidable, a the Republicans
have already made their nomination for
Mayor. They held mass meeting at the
court house on Wednesday evening, and
after pretty lively canvass we are inform
ed, nominated VIM. Cogswell as their can
didate With the qualification of Mr.. c..
personally, and with his character political
ly, our people are 80 we'll acquainted. that
any remarks from us on the subject would
be superfiuous. He is a man Of much acti-
witty and indu>try-an adebt and experience
ed electioneerer, and the democrats will find
that it will require some work To beat hun.
But that it can be done. If we get up the
right sort Of candidate. there is proof
enough before us in the result Of the April
election. And knowing that we can do it,
4 viii be q burning shame If we don't DO il.
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This erratic traveller up and down the
broad aisles of the Universe" is now visible
TO the naked eye, and may he seen for an
hour or two after shutdown 20 or 80 degrees
above the horizon in the northwest Thurs
dav right was clear and beautiful, and a
number Of our citizens had the pleasure OF
seeing him whiSp his narrative" across the
sky. The philosophers, we believe, say he
will be nearest the earth about June, but in
reference TO his striking the earth, there ap-
pear to be n:ary millions Of chances against
to one in favor Of such collision. 4 phi
issopher, of the John Phoenix school, how
ever, writing for the St. Louis Republican,
is quite positive the collision will take place.
We copy the summing up" of his specula-
tons On the subject:
/. There are astronomical calculations Of
the orbit Of the coming comet, that warrant
the prediction that II will touch the earth
/ made 'em myself
> Science can calculate the orbit of this
eccentric comet, TO matter how long It's pc
riod, and predict uEheSiiating that the
comet now approaching, will come in CON
tact with the earth on the 10th Of June,
about 30 minutes after 10 o'clock, and the
point of contact will be in the vicinity of a
pi;ce called Vide Poche, or CaToniclet
8. The nucleus of this comet * very large
and composed of the biSulphurettcd CARLO
nate of the Trotox'de OF mag1nrse. The
tail Is chlorine and although you cannot see
the stars through it, they will probably hc
SEN by many individuals at the time of the
collision.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

Thin and acrd blood secrete healthy bile, and
therefore the first thing for those whs dyspeptic
should be commence ti= publication of their blood.
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Health Depends upon Pure Blood.

Thin and acrd blood cannot secree healthy bile, and
therefore the first thing for those whs dyspeptic
should be 10 commence publication of their blood.
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WAsHISGToN LODGE No. 81,

!. W. Z,
At a special meeting called by the W. Z.
T. April Goth, the following resolutions were
ador,cd:
Hhe,eas, The All-wse Ruler and Judge
Of the Universe has seen fit in his Proyi-
dence to remove by death from our midst
our Brother Salisbury Sherman, therefore
Resolrel, Tat IN his decease We have been
herclt of a kind and aticctionatc brother q
dutifuI and earnest co-worker in the work oil
our Order.
Res0lred, That we do deeply sympathse
with her who has been called thus early in
the morning6f life to mourn the loss of her
guardian and supporter.
Resolred, ThatIwe extend to the friends of
the deceased our sympathies, and may they
be sustained in their bercavr with The
hope that their loss is his inestlma bic gain.
HssOlred That these resolutions snail DE
published in the city papers, and copy
forwarded to the bcreaved family.