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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-11-06
L W AR ID!

rT'EN DOLLARS will be paid for the return of a Colts
1 Revolver. No 1881 four inch barrel lss, iIv mo
between the Mile HoIse the Grass Valley Road and
Nevada-to be left the Office II This paper or with
nc at Orleans Flat. JOHN MCGUIRE
Nsvada, O5E. q, 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Board of Health Commissioners held their first
meeting on Wednesday afternoon, at the Mayors Of
lce. Present-Jonas b. Phillips, President Of the
Board of Councimen, Jedediah Miller, NJ D., Health
Commissioner, Vim. Rockwell N. d., Resident Ply
sician, Richard H. Thompson, N. d., Health Officer,
and John Clancy, President Of the Board of Alder
men,
The Board was duly organized by the election of
JONAS s. PHILLIPS President.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were then read
and adopted after which communication ffem Mayor
Powell VI Brooklyn aud Mayor Wood, and by him
Transmitted the Board for their consideration was
read in which it stated that information had been
ceyed that infused bedding and other msteria are fire.
uuepty thrown overheard from vessels arriving in our
harbor, and same being exceedingly dangerous
when used by those who pick up. The Board OF
Heath Of Brooklyn have passed resolutions declaring
Che throwing overheard of such articles nuisance and
also recommending that some action be taken by tue
Board of Health in regard to IT.
The following resolutions were then presented and
adopted:
ohne into the waters OF the harbo be de-
Rssosd That Health Officer be requested to take
ssosed That the Resident Physician be authorized to
An iron .coS and the usual 9uh for the 10 DC
The direction Of the Health Officer.
The following resolutions were then submitted and
adopted respecting the evasion OF the Health Laws:
Wheea has been represented to this Board that many
the West IDdes carrying consigned to this
sent from their port entry anal along
boards and from thence they bring send IN smaller vessels
subject the examination Of the Health Officer; and
Whes The occurrence Of eyes isolated cases o. yeow
brought 70 our city a.t taught h. Board that to Per-
ssrou. to the public health; therefore,
Rored That the Health Ocer be and is hereby requested
sdps Quarantine Laws by removing to Quarantine
= the oSsnns all such vessels OF yeI1 and
harves be landed in city within thirty days INN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners met yesterday at their office in
White street. The attendance Of those seeking ap-
pontments very large. George Burns of the First
Ward and Geo. w. WOODBURY. of the Third Ward
were appointed patrolmen.
The following applicants for appointment were re-
ported upon favorsby the Committee Of the Board;
rs Weyness David Underhill Eugene Anderson Arthur
B. Snonson ID. Abrsm, Patrick Keogh, James Mathews,
George Foster, Charles Jarvis -
Seventeenth Wayd-John Underhill Arson Glet Dominck
Michsel Tresherman Jacob Briggs Frederick Brush
VIM d. Purdy, Conrad Reitze John Thomas VIM MsCowcn,
Oliver Stout Jacob First Joseph Van yesor H. H. Hitch.
cock Geo. DckeDso, Joshua Sutton James Eagsn David
Gregory, Wm. Pssincom.
The President, Simeon Draper, has arranged the
Committees as follows:
Fiaanee-Mesus. stIsnshan and Draper.
Station Iouses AecOutermenfi and DOmee Economy Of
Foree-MesaG Cholwell and Bowen.
Relies Regulations and Bye Ldps-Messrs Stranahan and
Bowen.
Appiieotions and Remosol.Messr. Nye and StIanshan
Cfy and County hufhoritts and OrdndneesMesrs Choi
well and StaDahan
Prism and Police Cop,h-Messrs Cholweu and Draper.
Mayor Wood having Withdrawn the Police from
Castle Garden, the Commissioners of Emigration made
o reqpsitiOn upon the new mmssioners, and they
accordingly detailed twelve picked men for that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
COMMENCEMENT OF THE NETWORK
UNIVERSITY

Notwithstanding the stormy and wrotched condition
of the weather yesterdays continual showering Of
rain accompanied by cold wind-a large audience
composed principally of ladies assembled at Niblo's
Theater to participate in the ceremonies attending the
eommemorstion of the Twenty-6Ah Annual Com
mencement of the University of the City Of New
York About 81 O'Clock procession composed Of the
Council, Faculty and students OF the University and
invited guests assembled at the University Building
and thence marched TO the Theater. The members of
the Council, Faculty and invited guests took seats
upon the stage, the students occupying the front OF the
parquefte. Among the distinguished gentlemen ON
the stage we observed the Rev. DIR Bowling, DR..
Adsmson Prof w. II. Crosby, DIR. Webster the Rev.
DR.. Hutton, the Rev. DR.. Potts. the Rev. Mr. Leon
ard d., iSsse' Peter Cooper the Rev D, johnson
Of Medicine and Faculty Of Science and Letters.
The exercises were opened by the CHAPLAIN with
prayer after which the Chancellor, the Rev. DIR.
FERRIS, introduced Mr.. Mancius ii. Hutton of
New-York City, who delivered the Latin Salutatory.
The exercises were then introduced in the following
order, the band performing between each address:
Of s's: S A.s Mount rs so.S Mother
0r.on Danger q FOsisn Alliances to the Republic" BY
oIs,on" Success. IL Life" BY William GreenOush of New.
Philosophical oraton Intellectual Cultivation Means Of
Asrpne.sS BY james w Linsenfelier Of New'YOrs City.
German Qa;lon-" Die Maupser:sh,ngnsen der Deutchen
oos The Atlantic Telegraph" By Alfred s. Collins Of
Alfred A Post Of New Yori Civ @ y
4re.h or:,icn-By wenhsm kidder Of New-Yort City.
by James Jameson Of New YORK CITY " '
Maxwell Of New York City. " ' " - ""e"
Pom win vsledietofy Addc..-sy Edward A. Collier Of
EewYork City ~ " ' y"
The orstions were generally characterized nv good
sense, being plain, simple and to the point and the
speakers without exception won the attention Of the
audience. - Wv
The graduates received loud applause, and ware
fairly showered with boQuets at the close OF tbsr -
spective addresses.
The Chancellor then proceeded to confer the de-
gree Of Bachelor Of Arts upon the following members
81 the graduating class:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
81, c.rus, J. Alien Maxwell
1870 coi,;n. TnoussS Mount,
, nnira o. Hnn,,,b James A. Murdoch,
w iIsn ~ un,,en Ward c. PaId.e,
James Jsmsison, 49, D..
W,bhsm Kidder, nHeu ~ IT,
lame, w, LiDteltetr, hef"AA" ~ '''"t''

Il I'M
John McGrorty.
The degree Of Bachelor OF Science was con'eTeu
mon lanes ]. Gillette of New-Y"Ik City.
The degree Of Master Of Arts wa. besto" upon
,ha soronine candidates in course The Rev. George
g Rianvel,, az class Of 1850; the Rev. Charles L.
WsIi.ce Of class of 1853; the Rev. j. Wm. McGreg-
or. Of class of 1861 David Tu.hlli, Howard "A. Mas
ters and VIM f. Smith, of class OF 1896.
The degree of Doctor of Medicine WAS CONFERRED
mon The following: Melaus w. Blackman: Ala; w.
- peck. Pa; WIN. =. Colcmao, 5. e.: John Men,
ir.. Md; Robert NJ. Stephens, Canada West; Henry
b. G. Harmsrs, n. Y. Judson d. Shaketter, n. J'i
james X. Stone, X. i.
The following Honorary Degrees were conferred;
Nas,er az Arts David p HoltoD, NJ. D., and the Kew.
Josenb Mckee Of New-YOrk.
The degree Of Doctor Of Divinity was conferred as
follows: The Rev. Samuel Cooke, Rector OF ST. Bar
tholomews. ". Y; the Rev. James > Evans. OF Sc
tauket Long Island; the Rev. John Jennings OF Tue
TIted Sta.es Secession Church. Toronto, u W.; Tue
Rev. Charles Wadswoith of Philadelphia.
The degree of LIZ ID. was conferred as i'lo~s'
George Smith, +. A. S. and +. s. A. of London,
Fr Gland Horstio Allen A. NJ, Of New-York.
TO William H. Pharamer, Of Jamaica, L. l., mem,
hey of the Fresbu m Class three prizes were awarded
Sr his nrofciepcy in Creek Latin and Mathe Mates.
To Mxer S. Isaacs. New-York Sophomore Glass, three
mics were awarded for bis proficiency in Latin Greek
and Mathematics. -
After The performance of the Signal March, by Shell.
toms Rand the audience was dismissed, with bene
dictiOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYORS STREET Ca

APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYORS STREET CoMNis.
sIoSrR-The following appointments were made yes.
terday by Street Commissioner Devlin, vice present
ncumbents removed. The salaries of the several
Superintendents s g., COO each:
Deputy Collector Of l'se.sments-J. c. Barnhaln
,StpernteHdert 81 Lands and Piaees-John H. Chambers
deputy CleIk Common Councn.
Dufy Superintendent Repairs and Supplies Benjamin
FAirchld
Superintendent Street fmprOremer-Charle, H. Ring lex.
Assistant Alderman w.
Srprfniendenf Repar' and SHppliss-wm J. Brsey lex.
Aldsrman) .'~' W.
Superintendent Whdyre,-Bernard Kelly
SEyerisfsndent Rodds-John U. Toole
Superintendent Lamps and Gas-Thos II. Ferris (who got
the contract to clean the Tenth Wad) -
Contract Cisrb~ @. Ii. L. Lynch
Deputy Collector dssessRens-John J. Roof
InspeetO, Wharsa and Ineumbranee-Francis DAYTON.
Second Issistant Messepger-Henry n. Reed
Fourh Cieyk-Hepry Arcusrius Street Comui.s;ons,
Dtpsfy Coleefor-Dsvid Kissner lex Police Csptain)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
ANOTHER Nuisance.
To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To nc FdI0T y IHe ~ n ITWuHe. =. =,
SIR: You very justly called the attention Of the
He.ih Department to-day to great nuisance existing in mad
con ne. and the wonder is reporter hs.
Building to the of frankfort street.
the rains has to sosk Garbage
all times the street in
This state Of things has lasted for the past Are
thanks of the for grading the street due 70 the Com
mon Council for allowing him to cart all the bridge aud
paving stones and sell the for ballast LEAVING elegant
mud puddle In front OF ~ buildings each having
from 100 10 1870 taxes win you not wake
power 10 remedy this great and great
nuisance FROM the neghbohood of Wsshgtons old
tiers. By doing 50, oblse many subscribers and
July I, 1857. OLD FRIENDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
rxcIsE COMMISSIONERS.

II
n. posra of Excise Comm ,sioners met yesterday
NJ ann. Commissioners HAsKETr and HOLMES
were present.
Petitions from the following persons were received;
August Louis si.shortoer No. II Pearl street mn-'p
proved so =, ,so v,n,,, ,v.nr. ;Dp-spproved: $50
John OGrady No. 25 Broadway, inn-aooan' 70 DC con
Rasst povd No Igs Broadway store-approved; go
VIM H. b To,ten No. i2i Hudson street ''"e-aPp'oVea
Jane. Van Ben.ehoten No 81 Chambers street s.oro-hed
stehop p Smith. No. Cornela street, s,oTe-apProved
Geo Taylor, No 1853 Duane street: .,ore-spproved $50
Lor,pzo End John Higgins No So Sixth avenue "'e"p
chse. below. Co.. No. Il Beaver street 'tOre-ap'
ys. T. ORourte, No Sc BrOOme street 'tO'e-appT0ved
Jane. NJ Tuthil No ia Warren s:reet-no bond .o.
Alfred Enmsnue No. I46 Front street storespproved 80
Chss D. Bailey. No. % Ca'hSriHe street.
Geo W. White No ISL Tenth avenue, 'tore-spproEesdi So
I,sao Gerry No 29 Canal street store-approsed SSo
VIM Gerry, No 7is Broadway, store-spproyedi 20
join W Avery, No. so Water street nn-sPpoved sS.
fs.e0s yS C0 NJ No. ~ snon :eet inn
ssrsh i,s mond, sisty'' street aud East RIVER noSp
The sigrers to the petition of NM. Raymond, who
has kept her present place for 40 years, are properly
owners to the amount of 50 000GoO Ii was signed by
the Beekmaps, Towles and other heavy property own
ers in that peigbboihOOd ,o
John Berry No 10 Pine street inasPPTOsee, ~
Ad,lph Luhers No 476 Sixth avenue store-approyed N
Edward T. Riley No 81 Pine street inn-aPpovei ~ ~
Commissioner Haskell presented the following reso-
luton. which adopted: ,. .A
Reoeed That the Treasurer OF this Board eishy "
Road ~ County Of New YORK the am uht
raid over 10 The County BY him. and re-
quest o the salary due 10 the 'eA VI 's
up to the nrst day of July inst u nil, .r.o-o, n.
The Board then adjourned till Friday afternoon at
SOclOck.
The Treasurer of the Board requires all persons to
whom licenses shall be granted to bring certified
check, drawn to the order of A. V. Stout as County
Treasurer for the amount in which their Licenses are
given. All licenses heretofore granted will be dev-
cred to-day and to morrow between the hours of 10
and @ at the Office of Commissioner VIM. Jay Has-
kett No. Is Centre street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
PICKING POCKETs-KOw 1T is DONE--INFORMA'
TON TO LADIES.

PICKING POCKETS-ROW 1T is DONE-iNFOhM'
TION TO LADIES'
To As Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: In your paper Of yesterday you gave several
instances Of ladies being robbed of their purses, anden
deavor to guard them against pickpockets. Allow me
% aid you in this effort.
With great care of my pocket, have had two or
three purses distracted from it within the last few
months. In riding in stages, l have kept my hand
upon it, end exercised so much watchfuness, that
has seemed to me must be in the power of some Of
III. spirits that are about 30 much nowadays. Last
Saturday morning, with a nice new p0rtemOnnaie i
had been without one for months, carrying my change
lCose in my POCKET and ginn'ng my bills on to my
ferry, took Fourteenth street stage. sat dfst 10
the etage, with my pocket next the window, 50 that
no one could rife it as sat- Two or three nice-ook
ing gentlemen got in, one Of whom politely handed up
my change for which cordially thanked him. a. !
always do for such kindly Offices, SO that he had no
ground Of complaint against me on that account
When the tine came for me to get out, as rose,
two of these gentlemen also, and seemed TO have
business with the driver that my egress WA
little interrupted. But very soon got out of nv
way, stepped out before me, and gded off. The mo-
Dent was on the ground some indefinite impulse led
me to feel for my purse, and it was gone. stepped
taken. Everybody looked for il. One gentleman in
particular assumed the championship Of my cause,
called to the driver earnestly to know (Which way
,has man WENT bid me "Be quiet, madam" rushed
out Of the siege, and down the street after the
robber. My friend aud myself, though we bad no
expectation the purse would be recovered, waited
while on the to thank the kind young man for
BIS generous impulse, till at length it dawned upon us
that his friendship all lay in the direction of the one
he had gone to seek and in prudent care Of himself
He returned more to US.
In this case the loss Of the purse is quite counter
balanced by the satisfaction Of having the mysery
solved, how, with the utmost care on nv part, The
thing could be done, and the hint it affords for espe
c!ay protecting myself against konOra6leookse gem
aernen while getting out Of stages.
Respectfully LADY.
Byooklvn, June 80. 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

The returned fllibufters are none of them in the
City Hospital, as has been stated. Forty-one of them
are however, in the Bellevue Hospital, where they
are well taken care of. Most of the others are wan
derng about the city, seeking assistance from the
charitable. Walker has been so beset BY them thst
he has been compelled to hide himself away from their
reproaches and opportunities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

BrRrAu OF SURVEYORS Mayer Wood has ap'
pointed John Mcleod Murphy head of the Barean OF
surveyors of the City OF New-York. The office Il
worth q, GOO per annum. Ar. Murphy is the person
who recently attacked Daniel E. Sickles with COW.
hide, ubawsres, in bis bedroom at Washington, ana
was removed therefor from the post Of Engineer at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard His eminent qualifications
seem TO have been appreciated by the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
IAdyertiseuert,l

CORPORAL PUNISHMENT AND MORAL Dr.
the acy the and the truth Of the other made
perfectly plain by proper understanding of the principles
PBRESoLoGY, which teach that knowledge of cds tenn
and mental indications will enable parents bring
their children not by restraining them which nserou
by proper direction Of their powers which may be understood
by chronological examination. Coll at Mr. FowLERs No
SOC Broadway, and judge for yourselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
fAdverisement.I
v. II. QUINBY's

PHARMAc YEAST or
BAKING POWDER.
For raising Bread Tea Cakes &c,
Should be used BY every hnlly +.
Also, the DIETETIc LEMON SUGAR
For making unsurpassed Lemonade
Sold BY most Grocers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

A wRosS STIr.-A. Stepp, at No. % Avenue c,
cast garbage dirt and straw into the street. Health
Warden Greene complained Justice Brennan fined
Sepp e. Stepp couldn't settle the requisition on his
wse for violating city ordinances, and was committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
Advertisement

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and 5s7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HALLoryPEs superior to any made In this city.
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corps Of Partisan artists
PHoToGRArRs in India ink Persian style.
DAGUERREoTYPas ard AMBRoIyPEs in colors.
Gallery open from 10 ~ H. and to the inspec.
ton Of the public.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

BURGLARS SuRPRrsED.-On Monday night last the
dwelling house occupied bya Mr. Carney or kearney
nth streets was broken into during the absence Of
Tho family from the city and several desks, drawers
&c. open a. it is 'uppSsssq Of the
M ss;d;ng in the adjoining house, discovering iisht
ny thee house and being of the absence Of the
something wrong dmd Sen,
Du' 'ns the light and effected
their escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
To the Edisor Of The N. Y Tribune.

SIRs: | read in your paper Of Tuesday, June 80, q
report Of the disturbance which occurred Sunday afternoon
June g. which mpcates the members Of Hose Company No.
81 beg leave state that of the members Of tho above
mentioned Company in any way concerned in the not
they being the time doing duty at the fire.
Yours respectfully
JOHN DALEY, Foreman Of Hose Co. No. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Mrs. NJ. A. w. johnson Of this city viii lecture 10
the ladies. Of North Orange on Phrenology and the
Laws of Health, at the Young Ladies' Academy, near
the Brick Church Station, on Thursday and Friday at
O'Clock D. m.
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Advertisement
Cou,.pn TT DIXON n IL Editor of n.

s ard Operating and Consultins Surgeon No ~ xhsy
,pr Ioth and 18th .ts New York once hours betw..n
os memipss TO daily, and 10 evenings The o6es II
tbs SoAlpel IL at No Vessy st.. Aaor houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

AsrI-SALoRs' reform ASSOCIATION. - Some
months .ince an association was formed among the
prcprietors of sailors boardnghouses with the view
of resisting the movement of the merchants against
paying advanced wages to ssamen and putting down
the &" boarding cribs" principally located in Water
and South streets, which, through the agency of run
pers interfere with their business. The society is
called the Sailors Landlords Association, numbers
about 100 members and has regular constitution and
bylaws. The meetings, which have thus far been
private, are held at the corner of Oliver and Henry
streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
BROOK wv ITEMS.

fourth OF JULr.-The Committee OF the Common
Council to whom was referred the matter Of making =
rangements for the celebration Of the Fourth OF 'Iy
have decided upon the following programme
Az sunrise and sunset. the Veteran Corps wli hrs
national salutes. At 81 o'clock a. M, the n,,"'ySH
be reviewed by the Mayor and Common LOUNGE q
the City Hall. r.,ovad ~ pn...
In the evening, fireworks will be oNp'Ayea On S'os
avenue, between oxford and Cumoeria"d streets, ana
at the corner Of Ninth street ana ihiru avenue, mp
In the District, at the junction Oh South iho
and Schools streets and Union avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

The Hon. WIN. +. venable Of North Carolina is IL
,oun on route for Guatemala, TO assume tue duties
tho United s. .tes Minister resident near the Govern
rpept of tha. Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

The VETERANS AND THE FoURTH-Ihe veterans
of the War of ISl2-I4 under the command of Col.
Raymond, met at the Mercer House last evening Tor
the purpose Of completing their arrangements
for the celebration of Fourth of July. They
expect to turn out about one hundred
strorg that day; and beside participating In the
general parade they will fire salute ofthrteen guns
at Union square at II o'clock. After the parade they
will partake of dinner al the Mercer House. The
Veterans, who are too old and iHirm to endure the
fatigues Of the parade will be conveyed if carriages
to the Mercer House in order that they may be pres
ent at the dinner. The Common Council have appro'
priated $225 to assist them in their observance of
the day. and for this the dVeterans last night passed
a resolution Of thanks.
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lAaveftise0~r<t
I'm G G FrTCU's Six Lectures on CoDUmutnn

DIR. :. y. fTTCHs OH Lectunes on CopssmPnon
and the Law. Of Ls. pages 80 enfrsvinss bound en-
N. mode disess~s Of the Lanes
Heart and other Chronic sord~rs sent by mail postage
on receip, Of " cents Address FIrcs Co, No M
praad
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Advertisement. I

FINE CUTLERY-A large assortment, embracing
every style Of PEN POCKET and SPORTING KxIrE. Also
RAzoss Of the finest quality For sale at j. s. sAUyDERs
only, No Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02

THr REV. DIR. B,IRD-This gentleman left Boston
yesterday in the Europa for Liverpool. We under
stand that after spending few days in Edinburgh
snd London, be will pas over to the Continent, and
spend couple of months in the western and northern
portions of it, in the prosecution of certain phian'
thropic and religious objects of no ordinary import
arce. He expects to attend the great Evangelical Al
arce Conference which Is TO be held at Berlin IN the
month of September In tie early part of October
nothing occurs to hinder he will return to this country
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tqudI q
tonic medicine end 1t contains no alcohol 10 especially
any arrangement of the natural functions weakness hrcgu
larity nervous debility, &c.
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