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b. PRICES Yard is ihe place to ert whit ycu
y. sart in this line ssstd ard rpit to suit not
SAVED and spiit jrss ~ yau dcsire. Orders. with
the pay, lsft at BALDWIN Rvsns', conner VI Main
and Ah Streets will 10 attended ~ without delay.
tioe6 measure warranted lshstl sssn have 4 lot
" Dry oak, snd s"ms hickory Tor those who like
coed woad. Those wishing B. 10 - cords VI gvod
wood can be ssppIiel, Asthe railroad II near the
fpani head for coal, shall soon hsse thss kind
Of fuel ipr ,hosc VIII use IL. Those visAiaa hard
Md Yard, near The kseEsk I Ft. IN Noins
Railroad u pot. Lunhcr sa~sd u or1er.
jan ~ J.Bs PRICE.
AIRS sTOWEB KEW BtA,k viii - h~ss t.
III morrow CAVE RAIl1T.
sep13l. AWs e#s8
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saey rnwxsvrx oro y pnYrH. ". coSsABLE
CONrAnLE, SMITH co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
pgALKRs TgNNEssEE IRON,
Torw rdtmW T. COnmtssion
MERCHANTS

Nos 81 and 5s. L. yec, oppos Ia Steamboat Landing
kEokIk, low
WYE are now in receipt of large stock Of goods
w in enr line for WINTER TRADE, TO which the at
teation of CASH cusrvarRs ruosrr TINS BUYERS
IL sol,cited Our stock is partly comprised Of The
following;
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Troy Fl ard ware Store.
HITCHCOCK e CO.,

SIGN OF ras noaTisE LOCK, l.y rrIos sLccx,
Main Street. u.......... .k~okuk, Iowa.
WASaesaSe aud Mesatl Dealers,
A RE receiving large aid reac, 81 assortment Of
~ HARDWARE 4 HOUSEKEEPING WARES,
lo which thc iftention Of dealers and customers IL
respectfully iavitcd.
ks0k uk. naval rs dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-23

A. an rosf refiting fem the practice % the
Law. ! hereby tnuena ace e i,ixou MY late
artnfr. to our form se.ents ard "a ptrs. r having
bpt.tets NH ms.
krssub, est e. lssf Tuos W CLAGRTr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-23

Az IAt' just re- y paa from the kslst, x
i eotfusiy cal fire attention Of my "a
trisils, and the public rn Iaiy, 70 my
nav and 6ng stock # watches, jewriry, silver Anu
plated war;, fancy gsysds, Ae.
watches.
Pine gold dupiex. magic. patent and detached
lever watches, -iivsr pa.sEt and detached Iese
and Epines II all kinds and qualities.
JeWc1ry.
Ladies rlain gold. IN ,saie, and enameIied
earrings and beat pins, ADDE'S and children =
gold sni IN bracelets, ladies and gent 4 gold
chains, p nssis aud pens gid and diainond mgr
rings, gid and s1iver thimbes, g,nt's gold breas
pins, riaas lisr and sleeve buttons, z Id silver.
steel and patent speerscips, PICKET, liable and des
s,rt cat.ery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In which line infend not - be surpassed by any
store west or north If ST. L. us viz. silver table
i,sssrt ard tea spoons and forks. sugareream, mus
tard anI SAT- Spoons. batter nndfrut knives. silver
AID piassd LsPsin rings, DC
Plated ware and Fancy 6Oods.
Plated ard britannia tea setr, castDrs. fruit and
cake basksts cand esticks. pearl and shcii pocket
books, ard in fact everything pertsining 70 my
line.
Glecks.
= general assortment # clocks of the lates, pat
terms and beat make, ali warranted to keep good
time.
.1-watches and Jewel.y repaired in the most
work ma nj ke manner, and At the shortest notice
my6-dly JULES 0EISEk-
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LVNGINKKk5' STOCK ear Be had a. OGDEN Z
IA ssp4S 81 4ais-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-23

uiH eontirar TIE psaet55g 4 law in tho old
& ilce, NJ : Main sf9eSt. keekuk Iora
tct IS 1855 41lu GEp G plNDN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-23

| ID ANKES'S Shears, nice article, for sale ~ the
1 ID Troy Hardware Store, sign Of the Morse Lock,
l6y Main-st HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 co.
1
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BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs.

The members Of the Board OF County Cauvsseers,
who are the present Aldermen, met at noon yesterday
and appointed Alderman Harris of the Third Ward
Chairman.
The CHAIRMAN Administered the usual ohh, aud
John Chambers, Deputy Clerk Of the Common Coun
Gil, was sppointtd Clerk Of tie Board.
The Board thsn proceeded to business. The First
Waid Aiderma can not beDg ready, Alderman Cor~in
prCcecC ed with the Second Ward
The vote for Mayor proved TO be we have alre
published it-Tiemann 43S, Wood 81.
The Ninth Ward was then taken up and csnvassed
TIE figures conesporded with our table of Wednes
day. except that for Tiemsnu in the Second Distrl;
ere re 1876 inste al Il i6 10 the Third District 80.
il ste sd Of 737: In the Fourth 3S instead Of 81, and
in the Tenth 800 instead Of SIG for Tien.un. Toia
makes Mr. Tensnn's majority in the Ninth Ward Z. S!J
In the Ninth District of the Ninth Ward some waver.
ing citizen gave a vote Cor Mayor to EDms Augusta
Cnprr ham alias BuIdell
The Ninth Ward gave s9j tor Dugro Governor OF
Alms.H ouse) 2I6O for Smith ana . 1872 for Wager.
Aid. Blunt moved that the vote so far as can.
ysss ed in this Ward, be adopted and copfcmed.
Aid. STEERS opposed because there clerical
e,ore in votes for minor offices In two Districts OF the
Ward and il would be improper to confirm any before
all the Districts were correctly returned.
Aid. TUCKER supported Ala. Ii unit motion.
Aid. HARRIS the Chairman decided IL odt a order,
and that the votes could not be confmed uutil al
were returned correctly from the Ward.
Aid. BLUNT moved 10 adjourn to 10 o'clock on FIJI
day morning, which was carried.
Justice BRowsELL calculated that no was reelected
by 2C0 or 800 majority, and
Aid STEERS thought DO was elected Police Justice
by 400 or 500 votes over MIR. Rbiet.
CHARIEs III. HAsw,LL ssys no is elected Council
man over C. n. Decker, in the upper District.
Tho delinquent canvassers made the missns returns
10 the Clerk Of the Common Counou yesterday mora
irg These were the First aud Eighth from the Sixth
tue Sixth from the Twenty second Ware AID one from
the Eighth Ward.
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MEETING OF IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS.

Pursuant to a call issued by number Of the prin-
cpal ia porters and dealers 10 drugs dye .tufs Spices
o., paints, SC, Of this city meetog OF parsons en-
seged in the trade held yesterday forenoon 10 To
.aesroom Of MesSrs. Gerard & Bats, No 100 W all
street. Tor the purpose Of taking into consideration tbs
prophet, of aterirg the present rate Of credit:
Mr. T. Is. MERricK, Of the Arm Of Hssk Ill. Mer'
nh Co, was called 10 the chair, aud M,. Henry
Myers vas appointed Secretary. About htty gentle.
men were present, most of whom were 40 favor OF
Shortening the usual length Of credit gwen; bu'
great diversity Of opinion appeared to prevail IS 70;
gsIos the praciicsbity Of making for nsl and united
stshd IN carrying out such nessure-some believing
that were they to do so, Bostoo. Phsdsphis and
Baltimore houses would establish agencies here aud
give longer credits, and thereby materially inure ths
business OF thosc DOW engaged init. Otheu were u
GINS had quite enovh to do to exte nd credit to tn
own old CuscEers, without soiNing morc on t:s ana
terms and for that the importers and dsass Of
this city bad but little 10 fear on that SCORE
Some Of the gentlemen present thought hst. shoulc
they @ boSy psrs resolution, 10 favor OF reduoiog
the lersth a credit from four 10 eix ucnth, n st OF
them you'd still pursae such ooxfss might sposs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The monthly meeting Of the Chamber Of CONNER .
was bid yesterday at the March ants Bank Wall
street Z PERT, esq, presiding The attendance
va very limited
Mr. AssOS G.. PBELPs WIS elected member Of the
Committee Of Arbitration.
Mr.. CALEB BARsIow moved that committee Of
three be appointed to drat memoirs. to the Legi'la.
turs for the repeal Of the Usury Law. Ado2,ed
Messrs. Barlow. W. Grfiitbs and 7. s. Liale shn
were appointed the Committee.
Mr.. Russell SIUEGLs presented a memorial from
Capt Grtbs in refereI TO the imperfscsons 10 the
code Of signals IN use between steamers At ses.
On moaon Of Mr.. G. w. BLUsT, Mssns French,
Morgan ar Sturgis we're appointed Q Committee 10
confer and eport upon the subject.
IL reference to the liability Of GoyernpeAt f,r los
hy theft or Otherwise Of good, stored in the Uni ed
States Botded Warehouses, Mr.. Arson G. PHELPs
reported tba! be had examined the lay, aud found
that by act of Cor gress tie risk res cd wholly With
the owrer. He suggested that Committee ought to
be appointed to memonaize Congress 10 regard to hi
subect. Laid over until next meeting.
The Chamber then adjourned.
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" r'H refe"iivs ir,ses'N Pr sl.hcu - t-s u's.I
t"e vse eiI mnctes, soms 6f.s ever gave sslve
u't'bs' cr>d't and eveu etlud they o,aSdis to
.eite 900 gisig fouf montSs o'hers vo,f give sir
'ifht o. twelve ucc'bs SIS N 'hoveht p'ap.r Ooc
en- uac mNkfd tho. ia 1872 1. wss usai to give
tsf'Te 1Dhs oredi but tbs lAi pa 10 ssd the eject
~ eoItslng The lssgh of credits TO siI cloo,hs and
De o"sc tot ps'oese wy the preeeot c.s o'ild not
ne sds god Opportunity .os uAkisg another cur
fsnn en- 0i o.f6h.
The SECRETARY ihs veht test lite difficulty would
sffe wee uuts sepsd at tho expiration OF sir
ouas. but a. pTesest that epgh ofoisdt Vas given,
ia'r gsJmdt' made 10 pc'es h1yrg several months
to Aro the cole ctious ally made witt delay AID
srpebse lie therefore suggested the ese of gods
fouf or ex months receiving Do'ss psyahle 10 New
Yoik. He, however, vas opposed to bioding the n
selves 10 any specified lsI 9Th Of credit a. circu q.
mi ht render It advisable to deqisse fon the
role.
Afer scme further discussion On the subject il WAS
recommended 70 the trade generauy to shorten tbs
Ter 9Th ofcree ga Ear sc possible 10 the settlement of
their accounts. The meeting then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

retired PLY SLOAN, 80 years Of age, whase sssds

n retirto In!siOldn, 80 .eas OF NC, WuSo sssss
Of bie hs,c marty out di.coy-,d vAs i the fsk -
sss certain cure fer Coussup ,Sol Athma. Brsacsas<
Coust', Colt sus General Dcby. Tue rm-tJ dsses
ed BY sm shen tia only ed dsosher, -s given - 70 ~
He bad heard much OF The wondered assiag
qses ~ prorusoBs nade fVm The Pa. fud, Hess 80
the thousa occurred 90 h. that he msht m.ks tesAy -
hi. ohA He sVdod had aud sasoesdsd 10 resaStss ~
wsos ls cli.a egfed aud . s!ivs and weit us
hs. soe rnist,eJ khe wonderful remedy 70 hcasssss f
IN all pa,s OF the world aud he bss fsssA N
uskus t petely bcsby and happy wishee 70 d. -
n ucb rood p0be b. m ssnd 10 rich Of he aA.SeA ~
tons Ter Datns Il Up and slc'essly pdss He feaskss
each spPtcsi to inclc.e hu cue shlhssree ce~ss
returned pcs,see the recpc the fesicdc 70 "
I.ed the psym.at Of this Atrcss DE- Il
JANIS No. 10 Grand street. Jersey Ctr, n. J.
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FER 10 tss bees arabic {, aad ss whsrsabsuk Of uAs

FER Is tss bees arabic Z, DAD sis whsreabsuk ths
Iscy,
Yestess.y sfssfocoo. ss Mr. Al>r.stsr 7. Ksaa
sss stsuc,og 81 the oGrt~ 90 Wet B-oad sss soA
Csss' street vsi,iSs fo' Ger bols ts.y o,us asse
hssios tim and inmt isi,ly set about rsgsSi,x IA
X Of Vie gu-d xst,h SAD ohsln, v.iasd q. $50 Tss
.,,icv sc,es a. n be too Vas bskpx Fec . car. NJ.
human fspt Q ciosc vs'oh p?os he Uavemssts, 90
st wed i'm 20 f.s 90 TIE twi vei esua-
rtesn The catch std ohsin, wbec. taroieg sudsesN
st,Lsc ire rscs' snd called fos 'he poio>. 0ss 81
the run Ws'd Cheers heing near ct sssd, took -
eisc" rao gave MS name ~ Jeges VIII ana, 10
custody ard ocbvsy.d Rim befor, Justice CssssapI
The nsstra'e committed the piekpookes to prison e.
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LAW INIELLIGENC
MARIN. COuRT-0ssEnsL THss-Dro. 3-Befe. n -.
JUDGES

MkKlNS Ittkt-otNhhsI th"N-Dto S-ce'"' - -"
JUDGES
rNIToPN or rHE OLD POLICE.
James 2. Rurnlam sgt The Mayor &C.. OF New Ysst
The plaintiff lTesponcent was q policeman OF me
City OF n the 1905 attached 10 the fh Psu
District tie ilh Of Noveu ber 1883 CAPTAIN Csrpcater
te Filth Patrol Dct preferred cbrgo before Mayor Wes-
teve. sssp the plaintiff osponent TOT dobe,t Tie russ
cf the Police paftent requiring bs mobcs Of the Oepsr
nept TO Gockccs Of Neyybue olots snse esa'tsa
collar roll stand rine butoos on the breast tve
buttons bip- buttons cutie skit Ths CAP
tan curing the csIse SUSPENDED respondent om ~ &C.
thosed by ~ 1885, The respondent tiled tofsrs ~
Board COMMISSIONS at that tine composed 81 too mAgs
tie Recorder and tie City Judge and on the 9Th OF fsbrvss
1850 he 0Dmssec from the Department. upon the ehsnee
pIofeued BY CAPTAIN Ca The psnh Iespsndent do
IL dismissal Subseaue Fly he brought th, action u
ssor services rendered by him. nterwedAs thA
d,.e Of his suseIson and the chaso sggst hin ~ The
Captain snd L!, removal by tho CcmAissionsfs Tbs
Justice before whom the oause was tried reniefod
judgment of the plaintiff ,espondeo' os esea snS
tho sed tho General ferm The aspesnss
tnUd ths tLc IespCndsut properly dtstnsscd from he
department by the Conn 0uss That the Comissioscss ap
POINTED upJt tho az: u 1895 authorized aud epsw~sd
20 preoIbe that the members OF tls department shoad wear
unEam aud that toe point s settled 81 Jatse hee~s-
,sit IN tie sspr I1c Cour Eur 9hu al evess
.s Iespot Latus been tsled By tho Board OF Cpmu
and dsnstd from the department. could Dot adam
lie udament of the oolAtsrsly Thai -
eporeep having failed to sppcel from that tudfmeec NE
r.t,u whether properly dismissed 10 rss a sloes
That the only hod Of reviewing the decision OF the ComS
sorer ~ VII, Of es,dy &c. Ga the pan o. tse -
stouJeL. Il that the Coumissoscs rader the Az
lG3 Ls compel tho u"mbefs 81 the POLES We.
u,ueut TO uniform 1hst tho euson ssd ssss
cid not deprive him OF bic r.ht to oonpepsson asa paioe
ar the Judgment should be ahImod Deo'don 80
served. Lawrence, junior Assistant Corporation Cosa
AL, Ter sppo.Aat A. A. Philips toT ospondort. :
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r,,s, If fk ~ T. Tr.5p,s.

SIN Having been applied to to the correctness OF
tie ,tsteepts OF letter which appeared ia your col
umns Of this date, respecting the steamship vanderbilt,
s5S. as q passenger, and one who has observed al
lhsf Mr.. Hllson has narrated, that all bis statements
ne not only true but bslow the mark In point OF fac
y 20 the nconyenieDces suffsre1 by those on bo7rd
make these remarks With the more regret a. had
lways spoke with peculiar pride Of NJ. We enter-
ee in thus competing with lines established by Gov
trnment s.d, 10y running these ships TO Europ,.
lrelosne NY card aud address,
su, Sir, yopr obe6ieut servant
.Hss York Nov 80. 1857.
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CITY ITEMS.


nsl, on se.9g Two 20 etnsc sss1oLed a. tas TOD. Of
,te gt.a .;.rcsse n the s.. Nichols. Ho.e iaqIirsd
Ct Of Of them The 'b'otOf their pressno,. Toe re-
p'y vac bat tAe Committee would soon arrive to 50
nouscs to Mayor Wood the Of his reses.ioa and
hat hey s.re ttie to kip TOO ge4t Gro I'd froq.
mskn its vsy up ss.irr aud produ Wing disorder How
long they walled ard how org the Hoa. Fernando
cared for the arrival Of se tom nittee sith tae ek-
pec,ed intel sesos, is Rot known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

Two or MAYOR WooDs OLD PoLIcsshs Bs,rruo
NOrER FOR TuxAks Two Of tie eS-polcc'nea O.
II sevct ss,h Ward last evening stsscsed nan
wbo voted FIR Mr. Tensrp, snd bes, him r,her bsci,
sbout the head ard body. sfer ~his7 they ran OF.
It.y are known, however, ard WI probably be Or
reeted to dey. 1t is suggested tsst the stack was
msde out Of revenge, 10 cofseqaence Of che Temann
voters beating Mayor Wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

II ssmsste Of mathematical certainty tina. at i.ss.
etn thouasnd voters who hsvs hitherto resisted all
evidence p-oving the rascsity of Forasnio Wood,
have been convrced by the testimony offered at the
polls on Tuesday, tSst all the stories sb ~. him are
true, ard that be has really been guilty OF tie crimes
in pated 10 nm. So gees the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

The friends Of the Hon. GERRIr Smith will be graf
fled to learn that that gentleman, WAC bad been Sc
rou.y i'll in this city for several weeks past has so far
recovered his health az to be able to leave town for
his home, in Pe.erboro', Madison County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

Az EXFEnr TaTF--SrS TucrsaSb DOLLARS
sToLEN.-About 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, Mr. H..
Werner, exchange broker, doing business at No. %
Greenwich street. opened his Office and depssited
carpet bag containing gold and bills 10 the amount OF
ST. CO behind the counter until hs could take down the
shutters. While Mr.. W. was engaged ia removing
the Dol. thst secured the shutters dsrng thief, Who
probably knew that he was IN the habit Of bringing
nor y every morning to the office, quietly slipped n
and picking up the carpot.bsg, ran of uuooscrved.
The oss was discovered in few moments, and search
was made for the thief, but he was nowhere to be
found in the vicinity. Mr., Werner 10 near sighted,
which fact may have been known to tho thief He
reconeced seeirg man with Largo whi-kers standing
on he opposite side OF the street at the time he reached
TIE cfice. bus entertained no suspicion q. toa
moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

TIE pubic will remember the very bril- ian. and sue
cessful ball given at the Academy of Musi, last Win
Ter hYtbe benefit of the Nursery aud wousus II 's-
pta, and viii be glad to know that the saus sttsuti
festival is % be repeated on the I'D of the present
noo,b Tickets may be procured a. the lies of rUE
TRIBUNE al s. escb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

New the tro 70 secure Of thoe er,ui.. Dv.rsasv
rSPgs at Rcof'S celebts4d GsEsry Ne sRs..axs, 80
'rx b. bcsarful ca SurAbas p,e-eas "a = =
FRED relative than u la,ss 1csases ssa c>fts
ncthifA spPvpris.s-
GsLlkRr, No SsS Brssdv.y. ost Er~.asss q
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tASvrrsisemsatl
u ROY's NATIONAL TnYArrR. "-The greaI

su5 ,hIirS Drama 81 Tie Revolt In risl Cs TIE III "a
lie hi" being psifonee 81 tis hcu ccnuass Z, 10 -
Attractive In fse the cseement 10 10 tse 10
rctssted szsn sicHT osser VITA the ssss
tul rrsms Of The Gurnsker of MOs" sad TIE Farce -
"Grr-hS~ Bsgsbsw and Brsd'hs~ the vhse q tsss e~sA
ltni company spfeSTips. Secure your sests-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

musical ,ociety of Philadelphis, in accordance
With provsicps contained p It's chsor has conferred
the degree Of Doctor Of Music upon three eminent
Professors Of tie Art and Science: Leopold Megnen,
Carl Hobns.ock and W. ii. Daley. The ti,ls is in
this instance weIbestowed; bu. let the Society bs-
ware of the common procyties to quaciery, and no:
ct espep its honors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

CceREcTIoS VIII IAN Sotiyer Of the Tenth Ward.
il cte Of ihs psssots arested foteSd voting aud VOC
Wflan Saivsn Of the 6eysrteestt Ward.
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tAaverasemsntl
DIsp ,srs Of tina THROAT and ILINGs ouro( y

DfSI-f~fr OF tHu IrIIfVsff ~''" 1.'""S V"v. "
sppioaion and sins j. R. SrAFPosss OLNs Tas. Clrss-
lsIs s ucnias Thvriou Weed Issso Fec
le VIM Townsend. ssas and from ether pesesssse
pefsou ~ No IL Sats st. east sale of batery 30 eta eetoo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

Robert Fire. esq recently elected to fill the vacancy
oocasiored by the death of Ju'se OakAy, took his
seat yesterday in the Superior Court for the is time
His term of office shot, expiring on the 6rst of Al.
ua,y re1t, when Mr.. Pieirepont viii succeed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

GROUP AND WHoOPiNG COUGH.-Croup can b
cured IN Few minutes and whoopirs Cough In q we>k ~ e.
pying r. srFTosDS olIvE fsR 70 the hrost aud chsSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

Atvefti'
IMroRrrR,s SrnCK q.

TNFOKTFK : TUtk VT Nf'h-I u NJ kbFSWF-
BL,oK snd Fancy SIIK TEs scuad q cests, t~<sD
- usual retail pi-es % cvoss aud 81 ~
NaroLsos TWs, sroCKs a1d ScARYs equally ie~.
5N.ra BsCUwsk. No - Nessy - - se~ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

Board OF COUscmNEy.-A special meeting of the
Board wa called fer last evening, but oaly eighteen
uembers being present, the President di1uTued the
meeting till Monday evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
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SALT. RHEsNf, SCROFUIA, CANCERS, SYrHfLfa

~ -i'"f.'H ~ Do n"' of",' Vt 49, ~
tskip. SrAFroap's laos Asp suLrRuR fowpsss, sa4
sppiyiss his OLWs TAR OlSrNRSr. Il Powd.fs, eli ~
niest &c. ~ ~. is States a., esst side VI Bs'tery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

A MAJ was sntsted 10 the First Police Precinct last
sv.os,. fss attempting 10 pass ssrstssis y bill On
IL Essex C>ssty BAAk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

The Special Police Force, through whose sgcney, 10
a g'est measure, the public peace was so edectualS
preserved on Election Day, served grataitously. We
are informed that many of them are in very needy cir
cpmats1 ces, ard in somo cases their families are 40
tu.ly spif, ring fer lack of the nscessarss of life
Pe!stiah PERT, esq desires Us to ss'e 'hs. sab
so,iption has been commenced 10 recompenss then
for their seivicesthe law expressly fOrbddirg their
tayu elt from the Poi e sppropriaton-and that he
will be mos. happy to receive contributions toward
that Cl Jet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

" Gro dsJ rist. wss y'stsrc.y rnvcirs s.,ssrg.S
iren cuf oig b. J1s.ice Cosroy. prses as e.rns
to sytseLaste lie chams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
IAdvertts~neDtt
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FpYnsIcKs's PRorossArHs HAItOrvrts D,eusssvs-
TYfSs end ANLsnryrEs always secep,shs Hettsy -
ard ,hoaJ be ssured ct his Eceet fcm II AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04

To Drs,NsEOr A SicK Room use J. r. SgAS-
roRO's OLivr TAs hossd water: VIII emit ssy
sgleesbe oisr No disease spread who're n /" used