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PEoTECrIoN AND INDEMNITY FROM
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FIRE, AARiaE, ARD INLAND INSURANCE..
AUTHORIZED CAPIrAL..........s1,2 rs 900
1AEAERs AID NECEANICg' INsUR.
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JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A DEXTER,
3. n: KENDALL, NJ ID.
SAMUEL NAV,
PILES-PILES-PlLEs.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are amicted with this dreadful complaint to
the following sworn certificate nom one OF our
most respectable citizens, the fatherin.law Of the
formerly gunmaker In Phiiadel phia:
NEW YoRK, Aug. 18th, 1855.
Dn DuPRII-Dear Sir:-I hereby certify that
have been aic:ed with the Piles for nearly 81 xty
yean, that have used eighteen bottles Of barnes,
fne Lotion, and everything else could here Of,
out al 70 no eject, for they did me little or no
good About two months since, l commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, a.d have tho
happiness to say that they have had the desired
enect, having cured me l consider this almost
miracle, for am eighty years Of age. sincese-
~ recommend them to alf afflicted with the nboye
complaint, P.VALLEE, 70 Franklin st
State Of Nov York,
New York City and COUNTY,
j, Joseph g. Lawrence, do hereby certify that
On the DAY Of the date hereof before me persoual-
~ came P. Venee, to me well known, who. he.
ing py me duly sworn, did dcpose and say that
the contents OF the foregoing certificate aligned by
him are true ~
In witness whereof I have subsnribeA mn
name, as Commissioner Of Deeds and an a Notayy
fuolic OF the State Of New York, and have AZ
, nxed my NotaIiai Seal a my ONCE, in New Yofi,
JOSEPH c. LAWRENCE.
Commissioner q Deeds and Notary Public Of De
state OF New York. 81 Wall street, New YORK.
We challenge the Medical Faculty of the uni.
TED States to produce a certificate equal TO The
ABOVE Dr. Duprie's Remedies are the only ef
lectuai cure Tor external and internal Piles Only
30 cents per boz "
OMce-76 Nassau street, New York. WIN be
sentoy mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD q BRO, corner of Iltb
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t.0 years old next May; lot ofRH
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Durham blood sale at Wood Co F.1, anS q
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The owners Of thee ships viii not be aocoun.
table Tor gold, liver, bulllen, specie, jevelry,
precious stones or metals, unless bills OF lsding
are signed therefor and the value thereof express
Cd therein. feb g.
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LAS ALWAYS ON HAND The LAR0Ee1
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that failure is impossbie-fules for daily manage
ment-an essay o. Spermaiorrhoea, with practical
observations on safer and more successful mode Of
ueameut-prpcsuticnaryh hints on The evil results
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TO old age-each Sase graphically illustrated by
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those elEinhicted mi'eres and dsapp pointed hopes
unfortunately prevalent i'm the young. Iii
Iu' hful adviser 70 the married and those conten
plating marriage. Its perusal is particularly recon
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their physical CONDITION, and who are consci us OF
having hazarced the health, happiness and privileges
to which every human being il entitled to.
Price Is cents per copy, or FIVE copies for 81 /,
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Modictn~.

nR. DUPRIE'S REMEDIES are tAe olly
u eRsctual cure for External OF Internal Pues
eainhrum, Ring. Worm, &c. They arc unYfval-
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SnSnss a hueseam, Edward u. Helmbold
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James z. Neal, Isaac Leech In
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Presidsnt.
spEAED E. HELkBOLD. Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
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MONEY TO LOAN :
4 1TwLD AND SILVER WATC HEs
.lusb SiwsLRY, GUNS, PISTOLS, md III
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Leave jALTlMokE for WASHINGTON at
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ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINayo.
BOAT
hs S,rEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON
49,, VIII depart at the following ~E@
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I've Washington 81, 10, l27K1SE
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DEC 20 n az iats ana C streets No Il,
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N. NO newspaper lie author ned :. -,
eeoing adv ttsement without special ins,r,,., onc
una .nsct from the Commi q ion.r of Ins;sn Az
Ia. mar 6-lawtlJnn.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

Having successfully parsed the orde al TO which
new discoveries In the MaterIa Medica are
subjected, must now be received as an
established medicine
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ROCKY HILL, Somerset Co., N.J.)
Julv Of 1Qk6

WINDsoR, G. W., June %, Iaa.
Dr.. y. AIsi sir,.This may certify that
Of one year; and 1t is my sincere BELIEF that
should have been In my & ave ere this time n i
had not 1t has cured me Of dangerous AMER.
ton Of the lungs, and do not overstate my con !.
"cuons wnen teL you u Is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
d. A. MCCLURE, Attorney stI.,v
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Great Southern Mail Liuot
TWO DAILY TRAINS (SUNDAY NIGHTS
i excepted) leave Alexandria for Richmond-
AKA m, and 81 p M
Fare ssso. JAMES A. EVANS,
feb Ia Agent
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For orfolk viii take Trains at sk srd3
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NoRIoLr, September 2, 1854.
S!r-Th Spectacles you made for me suit yer,
ven, and seem to have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried
LIFT. w. 7AZEWELb
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1857.
mote the absorption and expulsion Of .ho.e

lungs and 20 promote The absorption and expulsion .hose
Tse prstice then administering medicines By inhalation
in the Of pulmonary disease justified
ii; /, direct ecrveys the remedies TO 70 ;he very
liability Of undergoing change which is always the with
medicine given by the stomach The importance of this adv
tag ks, never been sufficiently weighed By physicians No
tTu l. better established than ha medicines employed ior
th cure h far greater certainty when they
,e 70 and no fac; better than the contents
a. L 81. mach entirely chmEe the medicines given,
dpe them in instance end douby sye in another
Cbuice union between acid and alkaline substances takes
pc, readily in the stomach a. IN the mortar Of the chemist
wb intended upon the lungs have make the circuit
Of the sym When given by the lungs. the contrary they
ar brought instantly 70 the parts which require their aid
Medicn. gaseous act with far greater promptess
than solid. or aad; beeao- in & h ion.T % condition they
undergo process OF decomposion vapor acts with the
pSy , 81 bo9f souG. before sny st are manifest, my n this man
r deadly poisous often washed Oat by the Oma Pamp
time after they swallowed without the
srd Inhalation more p0reIsi than other treatment be-
cause remedies in the state act with end
pover than the medicfes od fluids
Medicines act with promPness and Powet @ In proportion 20
the ruteuess of their diyisbiy Haid powerful
than solid and for the reason yspgr is
potent than either 1t is astonishing. Professor Car
Teuter witness the iinaIy increase in potency
which many substances exhibit when brought in relation with
the blood in the gaseous form This is easily understood
you consider that medic % vspors medicines IN their
delicate aud sttenuated frnhe essence as il were
sraed from s cudy and subject further changes
they received into the lungs do they pas into the system
detect them twenty minutes sferward in
There Il no action Nhlch
lung. tLeus.vcs the condition of the blood which
cannot produce with tenfoi greater certainty BY inhalation than
by Auy 9th possible form Of administration.
i,h Inhalation is 10, only direct in i,s application aud
prompt and powerful in its action but = in .ei al egln
process free from objection There is pa
reok that h. may not employ Il without fatigue nor
any sensitive the pleasannes Of walowns p or
potder" or aiztures" experience the least iscom
fort inhaing No woman however strong minded
tskes drugs without strong effort OF the WI! Is
revolving necessity How does IL happen that he alto
gether uegects his health his unwngness to swallow
which he beforehand viii increase his dis
Could they do without present disgust and subse
quen few convinced, would
lec the o the required for the preservation Of their
health Now inhalation at all those objections
and in all affections Of the respiratory organs throat
and lungs enables 10 produce the direct speedy and
powerful effects without causing the patient the dis
cor fort
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
MAY.
HOU USEHOLD WORDS.
CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DICKENS.

CONTENTS YoR MAY.
Stores for the Fire; OF April ter the Fourth Tho Sum
Chip-Hoy.lliuE. mary.
Journey due Sorth-Tchornil Little Commissions.
Narod (the Black People,, Journey due North The It'
Song of an Exile. Tn. Dead Secret-Chspter the
The Dead SecChspter the Thirteenth Outside the House
Twelfth A Plot against tn, Across Country.
Secret The Himalsys Club.
MANY Needles IN One House, Ia Whale IN Whitechspel
wife. The Midnight Boat
Perfumes. The Dead Secret-Chspter the
The Predatory Art-Chspter Fourteenth Inside the
the First. The Prelude. Chap. House.
ter the Second The Theory The Humble Confession Of
Pre- pounded. Chapter the, Tenor.
Third, The Practice Ex- Jenna Court House.
pounded. Section the First, THE Collier a. Home.
Of Classification Section the How the Avslsnche
Second, OF Robbers aud Of 4 down al Bsreges.
nice Question that arises on IA Vision Of Studous Man
this head Section the Third lChp-A Pulling Gazetteer.
OF Robbery indoor. out The Dead S-creChapter the
ofdoors Section the Fourth Fifteenth Mr. Munder on the
OF Thieves. Section the Seat Of Judgment
Fifth, OF Svirdlng Chap Bashi Bazouks.
TERhs-Ror the Weekly Edition Six Cents per number
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DEA THIS MORN ING
III MAY.
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.
AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN MAGAZINE
JI.IIr = II TE n

AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
ILL ST MATED.
CONTENTS No LII.
THE TRAIL. THE TRACE. AND THE WAGON-ROAD
BEING Sketches of Wild Life West of the Missouri
ILLUsTRATIoSsksya and the Travellers Kaya addressing
the Friends; Hunting the Bison Ksya at the Sresm
The March the Back Trail The Consultation Kaya
the Captured Horse; The Chase by the Backfeet Ksys
and his Wife; "Blsck Eagle" meeting the two Friends
The Surprise IN the Camp; Indian Weapons.
THE MERRY BELLS SHALL RING.
FR1PPERY.
ILLUsTRATIoys-Fnppery Initial Toms Hegra Backs
Tom and Emily; Crinoline Skeletons Bonnet Express
Arrest Of Folly: Law-on- " Last" The Snippery Arms
Church and State" True "Devoion Gsrroting extraor
dinsry; End piece.
JOE's COuRTsHIP-A Connecticut Confidence.
DELICATE HEALTH-PaTt II.
THE ROSARY-A Shriit.
TWO YEARS AGO.
WITCHING TIMFS-Chapters Xxx. XXI
AN OBSERVATION UPON THE "NEW-YORK OBJ
SERVER"
THE GREEN CLOTH
HISTORY, AS EXPOUNDED BY THE SUPREME COURT.
EDITORIAL NOTES;
l. American Literature and Reprints.
ii. Putnam's Kaleidoscope.
III. The World OF New York.
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Il ofaLADIES' SHOE STORE at No Astor.rlsce, con-
sns of Desks Counters Drawer Shelves and sbou; +oo Shoe
Boxes 10 III the Shelves Inquire AZ No. so Bowery.
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ID Ne. ia i76 PgARL-sr, N. Y. IMPORTERS aud
MANUFACTURERS o5sr for sale AZ low cash prices every
variety Books Fancy and Staple Stationary
Writing Pagers Note- Drafts Money and shipping Rsceps
I1kstands Memorandum and Time Books, Pens, fen'il'
Slate, Pen Knives Chess and Backgalmon Boards 6e aud
article. ususlly kept by the trade JOB PRINTING and
LlTHOGRAPHY executed lst low rates Cards. Cirnl.rs
Bill Heads a.. COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO
CALL.
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TOR SALE-In Eastern North Carolns, 3
l. STEAM sAw-MILL and Eight hundred Of 6ne
Cypres. Ttnber. Apply to WRIGHT NISSAN
No. lSe fron,-st., New. iork.
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MAY.
THE SCHOOLFELLOW.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

TIIE SCHOOLFELLOW.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
ILLUSTRATED
CoKTENTs No. XVII.
MOSES AND THE BELL-In three Par,s-Part By Caro-.
line ChesebTo
CASABIANCA. By Mrs. Hemans.
THE HlPPOPOTAMUS. By J. B.
ROUND-THE-WORLD JoE-A japanese Town-Psr l.
By W.P.
HECTOR. By Memo.
WHEN WAS A LITTLE GIRL BY ". T C.
"POLLYWOGs," or "TADPOLEs." By Paul Read.
ARCHERY. BY J. B.
MAY-DAY BY Emily Hare.
lLLUsIRATloNs.
Moses and David Fishting Moses Dsvds Bedside Youns
Casabianca the Deck Of the Orient Destruction of the
Orient Natives Atts king the HpPopotsnu; Hrpoon used
in taking the poamls; Spear used by the Rstmen
Drawing the Hippoposmus Ashore School in Simois; ia
panee Soldiers Conectioners Shop Archery 5ustraons
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90 farmers an6 Others.

A NEW FRUIT and FLOWER CATALOGUE
"A for ls57-Nh asortion and prices 81 all Trees and
Plants needed in the GardeI Lawn Orchard Green Hous
Winery Nursery with the latest novelties VIII be forwarded
sppc Carriage Of all packages paid TO Boston OF New
Yosi. B. A. WATSON Old Colony Nurseries:
Plymouth Mass
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m II Z T K f A T VI Z n 7
CONSUMP
ALLOPATHY HOMEOPATHY, WATER-CURE AND
INHALATION, PRACTICALLY REVIEWED.
ROBERT HUNTER, W. D.,
Consulting Physician for Pulmonary Diseases,
No. go Broadway.
ROBERT HUNTER, VI. D.,

fTh, following concludes the from the above review
and sufficient inerrs IL the ubec' 20 read
but be impressed with the truthune-. OF the
,ouus laid down well the importance Of such
,i,ious 10 the community generally. The Rvisw aud other
writings of DR.. HUNTER may b. obtained a, the publishers.
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COLUMBIAN and PERUVIAN GUANO.-
~ superphosphs,e Of Lime for SALE by
No 81 CliH-st., corner of Fulton.
Packages for the flower garden may be had gratis
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
- MONDAY AFTERNOON. at 5 O'Clock, the enscrtsinns
pee entitled TWENTY MINUTES WITH TIGER
tnp Dances, and TRYING 1T ON EVENING, al II
oh The beautiful and deeply interesting comedy of STILL
sAIERs KUN DEEP with a cast Of the Ahest character
Living sepents HAPPY Family 20 be without
HsIse Admission Is eta; children under 10. l2 c,s
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6pecial Notices.
Persons who are about to Reno


Persons who are about TO hcHoFc'
=. w.u n, IN. MIGHTY PUBLIC, are reminded that
JOHN w OLIVER STEAM JOB PKiNIEh
No 43 Ann-.t. near Nassau
continues 20 Offer aus4Jpassed facilities ior -
cur.p oIyck aud ELEGANT PRINTING.
.ng,rnn.. fo. printing CARDS very superior and
49, ,su,c., advantages the pdbhc. Cards printed As
urrId As CHEAP - they can be- oHoTdcd in the city
puT IFyADs CIRCULARS, HANDBlLLS, and, in truth
,v,rv d.p,on Of JOB PRINTING executed in an Artistic
msnne1 with Unususl Expedition and at the Very Lowest
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New-York Young Mems Christian Association.
y,.sy by AUGUSTUS MAVERICK, esq, Assistant Editor N
Tiues Subject: Christianity rbeoreteal and Practical"
EDWARD c. MARSHALL Rec seey.
Malice Tho Annual Election for fheen Trustees Of the
Eew.Yo SOCIETY LIBRARY wiz be hed at the Library
Euifng in University place between 2th and Sths on
TUESDAY, April 2, 1857 between the hours OF ana IV3
sck D. M aud the Annual Meeting Of the Shareholders WIN
he sfernoon. w. J. H0PPIN. Secretary.
Tfe Specai CoDmttee of the Board Of Aldermen,
,ted 20 take consideration the poPy OF removing
~ landings of the East and North River Steamboats, VIII
meet in No. 9, City Hall, on THURSDAY next 0oth
M Ssrs who are interested particularly requested to
siiepd this will be ins Las, meeting OF INC '
subject. JAS II: STEERS,
EDWARD MCCONNELL, Especial Committee
JAS GRIFRITHS,
HIRAM CORWiN,
Rats, Koaches, Bedbugs, &c.
Nay let 81 hand -, ..,..
'uo''"e W Every body must have
.cosr.p,ss RAT. ROACH, &c. ExTERSliNATOR;
"C COSTAR'Sn BEDBUG EXTERMINATOhi .
uC0sTAR,Sr ELECTRIC POWDER, for Ants, Insects &C
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dead MANS CAsTLE."-Close to Utah Territory,
in northwest direction from Sacramento, says the
Sacramento Age, there is curious rock which the
discoveries have named the "Dead Mans CASTLE 1t
is several miles from any thoroughare and stands on
the verge of deep, precptous canon, which IS
still uninhabited, no gold having been discovered
there to tempt an invasion of the solitude. Four
years ago party of prospectors passed that way and
camped over night the rock, in cavity OF which
they found some crumbling bones, probably the re-
mains of an animal, but which one of the men in
sisted were human. They named it the Dead Mans
Castle" and building their campfire close By lit
their pipes and told dismal and lagunrons ghost sto-
ries awhile and then turned in, with but little ap
prehension of disturbance from the defunct lord of
the CASTLE The rock is about two hundred feet long,
rises perpendicularly to the height Of seventy or
eighty feet, and at a distance looks as though it
might have been the work of antique giants, who had
set up turrets and dug out notches like windows.
sunted cedar stands sentinel top, but it is old
storm.beaten and dropping and threatens to tumble
down. At the bottom there is small grotto some
twenty feet iu diameter, and extending up. probably
nearly to the top of the rock, whence descenas a
small stream of water, which has dug out little res
eryor at the base The voice of the water is sweet
and musieal it has been singing its monotonous song
there for thousand years.