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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

GARsy-Avysy On We incsday, Dec 9, by tho Row r
T. Tuttle, RICHARD CAREY youngest OF John CARLY
Esq Of Her Brttanc hsje-,ys Navy, Miss Isanmi1
AvILY.
RAsstS-GlHsos. Friday evening Dec. e. by the
Rev. A. Gillette, Mr.. JOINS RAMSEY ANN JAM GInsoU
niece Of William Gibson, ali Of this city
Cincinnati papers please copy
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The Steamer Bowman Ashore.

LONG B,ANcu Dec. 8, 1857.
The steamer Bowman, of Troy, from Norfolk,
with cargo of wheat bound to New York y ashore at
Deal beach, broadsde All han Is saved The
sci tight and possibly may be got off, should the go
down.
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ISErTTcrENcr OF THE PorLcE.-The Commits
toner's are eternally squabbling, instead of at
ending to their duties Will there be no end
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School House Burned In Philadelphia

PHIIADKiIhiA, Uec o, 1907.
The Rnggod public school house, Eighth and Ftzwa
ter streets, destroyed by IRE al early boar this
morning. The walls only left standing. The loss Is
covered by insurance The fire the work of incend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

ALI. ABAcx-The location Of the new Post
lfiice in the Park is again all in the wind.
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Total. ,s3i 4,27s,t7 Dec. .3g7, ia
In the Reading Railroad report the tonnage Of only
three days il given; we have added the tonnage Of
the last days of November, so as to make the com
plete week corresponding with the same week last
year.
The receipts Of the New York Central Railroad for
October were:-
1856 S65l AL 81
0tO,3I9 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

Decrease Of week compared with that Of ss27 SIS
The following is a comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement of the year
IN Dec q
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The banks Of Boston had in their vaults, on Satur-
day 81 100000 in CONAN increase of sci 900 since
last Saturday. This is an encouraging omen as to
the future resumption of specie payments.
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SATURDAY Dec. 5-bP. n
AsHEs-Thc market steady, with sales Ol 20 a
30 bbls including pots nj 7c., and OF pearls ehc.
BsksDsrvfrs-Four-Tle market continued tolesably
active, while the advance noticed previously wis fully
sustained. The transactions embraced about 900 4
eo0o bbls including parcels TO the local and Eastern
trade, and for export about tho following
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Decrease as compared with 1885, 2s5 aot
The value Of merchandise, &c, imported into and
exported from this port during the month of No
yember in each Of the past three years, has been
follows
p,nr
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TYIE FAMILY HERALD.

The Fugitive Slave Case I'm Br00lklyn-Horri-
bic Suicide In Broadway-The Mormons-
Sketch Of H.ber c. klmbali-AHairs In Ecu
rOpe-Tbe Ohio Free Lovers-The Mutiny In
Ldia-The ella Expedition-L --latest News,
&C., &c.
In Wednesdays issue of the FAMILY HERALD will be
found
report Of the recent Fugitive Slave in Brooklyn
report OF the horrible suicide in Broadway of mer.
chant by cutting his taroat.
The Mormons-Wl the Saints Fight9--Elder Hyde on
the 10 be pursued ward themraphc Sketch
Heber Kimba the Associate Conldant Chief CUun.
sellor OF the Prophet Brigham Young
Letters from correspondents in London Paris Ber-
lin, 81. Petersburg, &c.
Another unsuccessful attempt to launch the steamship
Loviathan.
letter from our correspondent a, Calcutta giving some
Interesting incidents of the Indian war.
An account Of the successful Expedition under the com
mand of Capt Bonneville to the ella river.
graphic letter from correspondent nj Sandusky,
Oho giving ul account OF the dongs of the Free Lovers
al Berlin.
Popular and Historical Ballads Of E1g!and Ireland and
Scotland.
The New York Fashionable Promenade-The Fifth ave.
nue..
Editorial remarks the current topics OF the day
The Latest News by Telegraph or otherwise
Cay News Of uiercst-po!ice Repors-Theatrical Mat
ters-Marriages and Deaths for the week-Commerc a
and Money Market rcports-Prices of Family Marketing
Report Of the Cattle Market and largo of gene.
raj reading matter.
To be obtained Of the agents an at the Office
Terms, only 81 year; four cents single copy.
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Canadian was without change Of moment In prices
while the sales embraced about 900 900 bhs, about
the above prices Southern brands less buoy ant
without change OF moment in prices, while the sales
braccd about 100 q 500 bbls. Rye -four was steady At
quotations. Cornmcai inactive and prices unchanged
MhcatvThc market quiet and sales quite limited
The Transactions embraced about 1000 5000 bushels
included which about 200 bushels virginia white
u 40 and small lot southern damaged, at W cts 81
Corn--Tbe market was hrm but inactive For Western
mixed SIC. bid and CSC. askcf. Southern vel.
low sold At s5c. New Southern and Jersey were sold
at 65c sC0c The sales embraced about 5000 bushels.
Rye was unchanged aud closed At T5c. Oats In
fair demand with small sales Of state and Western.
Cows The market steady, with sales OF about
400 a 500 bags Of RIO at 1859. allc
Coros-1he sales embraced about zoo bales, 10 lots 10
spDners, based chiefly upon middllng npands NJ II &c
good mddlng at III 40, and midding fair ri II Nc.
acknowledgements wsre light, and rates without
change OF moment To Liverpool about 600 bbls. Hour
taken al Is Cd. Grain at 4yd. a sd. /,
and Gotten at 5-32d. Cheese at 22s. Cd There
nothing 10 London Glasgow. To Rot
terdam 900 bbs rosin engaged at 80. To
Bremen about loo bales Of cotton engaged SIS
and 900 bbs lard At Sos There change 70 notice
In rates for Havre
FRur-Saes Of COO 500 boxes or raisns were rcpor,
ed at - % ~ 10 for RS, and al " - " rs for
MRS.
HaY-The sales embraced abou, 1000 $500 bales for
shipment, at soc. 6Jc. per loo lbs.
Hors-Choce held firmly NJ Sc &C. while fair
10 good qualities we're held at &c. Tc Sc
lsos-scotch pig was steady at sss, o months, with
sales Of 50 a 100 tons in lots
LIME Rockland quiet, at s5c for common and 81
for lump.
Norassw,-The market was steady, with small sales q
Cuba muscovado and Porto Rico within the range Of pre-
vious prices.
NAVAL sroRrs-we have no change to notice IN quota
tons Sales Of about zoo 300 bbs spirits Of turpcutne
were made at 43c. cash Common rosln quiet, at
81 35c.; crude turpennt was dull, and prices nominal
OIIS.-linseed snged trodn 53c 10 SOC, sperm aud
whale were unCkatked
PROVISIONS -Prs.-The market was dull and sales con
fined 10 about 200 bbs in small lots, including
meas and old shork .sxclahk. SlS aud full
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

1t is raining hard here, and n strong wind is blow
ing from the southeast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

Barry's Tr1copherous IL the Hest and Cheap
article for dressing Identifying cleansing curling pre-
serving and restoring the hair Lsdiea try Il Sold BY all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

Crfstndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The very the world Wholesale retail
privately applicable castor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

Hats for Young Men OF Taste and Fashion,
a, tSPENSCBElDS ll6 Nassau street. Single hats nj
wholesale price. Give him q call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.--
The best In The world SURPRISING made Sold and applied
~ the mandatory z33 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

Hll.-Ininitnbie Shaving and Hair CUT
ting NO rarci.y street Hair dye 4shlings box black
or brown; lnfallible onguent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

The amount taken out by the Atlantic on Satur-
day greatly in excess of all previous calcula-
tions. The estimates for the Africa on Wednesday
next are very large, and the probability is that the
shipment at that time will exceed that for last
week.
The following quotations for specie were current in
the market at the close of the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

Brnndreths T1lis-Up Town ONCE at
CAhPBELLS drug and chemical store corner Of Eighth
avenue and Twenty eighth sreet-25 cents per box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29
Pes sopal Intelligence.


From Hayre, in NE steamship aTsso-H yeiver,os,
For, vsre,, Lemsrd, Alfred Corls Mrs corlis,
Bigelow. Capt Lowell Mrs Lowell W Little bearer OF dee
patches Mrs Little Miss Little, Masters Arthur Lule, Thos
Little ~m Little Fredk Little and three servants Clark
Mar Bid Mr Lecluse Eldrldge, W Smm, Mr. Al
pbonse linderas, Mr. Boonson, Henry, q - stewart,
smith, Mr. Field, ii hanter, sarald, Ed Nerss,
shaw, Lawrence and son, Miss Lefebvre, Mr. Wills Mr.
Bernrd, Mrs Morgan and Cutter Jr, Mr. Pronser
que, II Thurman q buckingham and LADY friediichs,
j Msntin, W Cook, W Davis U Sinclair
q Veter, q spohrer, A sthuhler weden, Mrs Weden
Volmer,- Braget Il Gadlllot, Paul Durand, Mr. Elias
Levy NJ Mararin, Mrs Mararn, Mr. Joseph Broome Mrs
Brcome, Josephine Broome Pauline Broome Master Broome
and servant Mrs Bsn Mr. Erie Weeks Mr. Michael rsden-
berger mr Abraham Fredenbsrger, Mr. Joseph MAI Mss
Parsons Mr. John Brsne, Mrs Pauline Mans Mss Theresa
Mans, Mr. blanchard, lady and child-Total g. , -
Severance, Minturn, Griffin Mrs Comsock and chill
ter Bossefross, Frank, Wolf Ady, child and servant
A Drake, Keene, Rochon, II Vincent, Capt OIL.
nan n Wade Mrs Bennett, Hon Campbell, Y OTIS
uof&, Wellings, West, CLARK, Cs West and lady II
Gutter, ID A Norton, Carroll Ssher Col Della Tore
= Purinton, Dehart II Tlchtensien, lady and child,
Paine, Capt Williams, ID saerheld, Dysarh Mrs
Riley, 1hompson Dumas, 4 Whtlocs, Whitlook,
Lamereu, w Lser, A Thompson, q Stesbins,
n hearer, Abrahams Brbuesn, Grard kooerts Geo
McNair, q Csrrick, J Fairbanks, y q Huddleson,
Baker, Capt II Rivers, Capt Woods, Capt Y Bar
ras, Bingham, u McCauley, u salenuue Sanentine,
saen'ine. g Going W Scott. G Harris w Burroughs
Lr. Andersrn. Wsbsrr, Ir ivingson Krsrse. Nrs
BCrgsfs tud atn.s r thftr r.on Wrot JIM Nn'c y
Iaci SON father. fu1s sIts .fn D. letA Ma ga q
EA sesg 2 grsA. ~. sgd 'hidres AF' s'n, t'ca-s,
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desstute Ihave clothes bsggage except what Y
/ can't be soldier: nave no aYms not even 10 pen
knhe never saw Brown Fuller before today; could
not nave broken the laws by doing did, unless they
mem they will try to but they can't convict
ne OF anything they dol can't help II; It viii be ne
cessary 70 obey the laws
M AWrence m Ike manner, never saw tue parties
VINO made aindAvs that he hired them soldiers for
wAker until after those afidaviw made Of oil the
parties arrested eny two have learned that there
sdsvin against them and all the parties arrested unAD
mously cecare that they never saw either Of the
psrAs VINO have sworn that they the prisoners, hired
wise broke the neutrality laws. The sfidavits
made on the 2eth inst The prisoners their
Tor the hrsl time in their HIVES on the 27th.
The District Attorney sent down in the evening and
had the Two Witnesses, Brown and Fuller, released
Dali While In prison they eAid to have expressed
their surprise why Vanderbilt did not come and bail
thom out and were confident that he would do 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

Ia the hands OF the allies, and Walker present the
weakest place In Nioarssus-no having single dsfeuoe
In consequence Of ts being 10 open He has therefore
no chance having only $50 able and surrounded by
the allies Is supposed that the steamer Sierra
Nevada which st San Juan del Sur has beon taken
and disabled by the Costa Ricans, she did not mako
her appearance nj Panama to convey the Nicaragusn
passengers to California S was expected BY Mr. Harris
son-ir law OF horsan's proprietor Of the lin gentle
man who was in the boat which WAS CAPTURED by tho
Costa Ricaps along with tho Californian pasrcng
numbering about 3cc-an of whom were sent dowr
under Spencer In the boats hc captured to Grcytown
where they were well treated. Mr.. Harris applied for
aid to the United States trgate Cyane was refused
ho then went TO Panama, but Commodore Mervine, OF
the American squadron otatonod !, the Paoiic ais, de-
clin ed to render him any assistance.
Mr. Harris showed great kindness to the California pas.
sengers which were sent rom Greytown to Aspinweu
Tho less 10 the Ncaraguan company is estimated q.
$50 600.
Tho james Adger was chartered by the company st
$1,000 day to replace the Tennessee which broke hes
shaft and detained swenty days, whlch would
make $40 oco The hotel charges paid ty Morgan during
their stay on the Dhmus and tie passase by the Sonora
to California, could not be less than $50. .ooo
Mr.. Corwine. United States Consul at Ptnema stated
THAI he examined oil the deser.ers Of Walker to Costa
ca, and hose that have been sent psoners to PanA
ma, and they well OF ina sfoatme1s received
The government. OF Costa Rcs sent down $40 OOo
N all the American hands whs remained ,ha
boa. ander their ensineers, mates, crew. sc-Dum
bering sixteen in all.
There nbort sixty of walkers desersers on ths
18th mus, VINO very wreohed, and wesc put 70
work By the oaioialo on she railway.
Colonel Lockrdgo and his q small island,
two miles from Gre3t town. where theg cannot mold out
for want OF provs1ns more than ten days. He pu.
them The Island to prevent their degertion. Is sup
poaed that such could DO fortunate enough get
would return to New Orleans by the Granada, whion
sailed from there tae 2O,h January.
The English Trent brought IS rsen OF Walker,
to Apinwai who had deserted from Lockridge's
which left Tor Greytown, TO convey 70 New Orleans
such az were desirous to return. compias.
wn made by the British subjects, numbering thirty,
under Lookrdgo to the captain Of her MsJsstys shCos
ssck, who stated they held there In Gear and
questing his protection. He took them to Greytowu.
is certain death If Golope Lockridge attempt to e.
up the river, he cannot eject q landing the rver
being blockaded about mile long with rats OF wood
anchored by chains to hugo stones from Rpp's Point
and the Costa Ncans 10 great force each fort
mnnded by able generals and plenty Of artillery destroy
them There 900 Costa Rcans In the river and 400
gone up to Virgin Bay all under the command OF able
and experienced Frenoh captain and engineer who has
thrown up breaslworks and made oil arrangements 10
repe an attack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

BrsroS's 1HrArRs.-BrSUr os NRs aAsRow This
accomplished drt,s> iskes her benefit a Burton this
evening" and makes her last appearance In New YORK for
tbs present. She plays Rcsslnd tns occasion for The
nru time in New York and also gives readings from
"Hiswatha, In which she made az fwme In the New
Eng and cuee, and received the most hstkring compi
menm from the author. While we envy the Bostonians
ihe possession OF an acress Ike Mrs BArro~, also
hope Mat her absence from metropolis will be osy
temporary.
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And 90 this establishes beyond doubt the fact
That Kah ge q gah bo~h is gong TO Ncsragus TO
help 10 Americanize that state, and We have no
doubt that he will be warmly welcomed into the ranks
rs progress will alao be Watched with muc1 interest BY
As friends here, whether ne should decide on bis arrival
% sevtle down peaceaby q farm or enlist under the
bsrn Of the i've volcanoes and 60 into the mds, Of
Ge sstUe.n
Tnere we're considerable number Of ladies among the
passe gers, Of whom, have stated intend
nbanire Nicaragua the oestsson Of the others being
California These spending the few minutes before
0hs sppe Insed time for sailing conversation with their
friends or relatives Some looked glad but the eyes of
many we're wet with tears and WORDS OF and
uYes could be heard passed by the little groups
Cha, clustered on the deck or in the cabin Among the
ladies', though not Q passenger, vm Mrs. Heunipgsen
whore gallant husband has gsiped such an euviable
reputation by his brilliant cars8 In Nicaragus. Ia
1hs csurse OF conversation which We had
With er, che informed that Was her intention TO
ion him by the She bad no objection TO
hfe In the camp TO bearing the shgues OF campaign
% lopg ~ she with him, and was awaiting with
impstience the time for her departure OF General
Walker she spoke In the highest terms OF praise, and
was firm In the Neef that he would overcome the
nslsrce that had been formed against him. Mrs. Hen
nine herself lady Of fine taests and although be
long ug 70 the oombatant portion OF the race, will
prove valuable aid TO her brave and gallant husband
From several incidents that took place sbrosd, u
ses ms ths' NJ secretary Marcy SIN continues 10 honor
sns attentions His representative in New YORK the
Hon John kcKeon, United States District Attorney,
was not present in appearance, but the Deputy.
Marshal. Mr. Thompson, on hand with vo
assistants, and upon what TOOK place they proved rather
uuve'come vsi'ers. Tney are, perhaps, among the
mott shsble officials OF our govern mont and have such
covrieeus vy Of dong the most unplesssn, thugs that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

BROADWAY TiBssNAus Mr.. Charles White, who has
been asevere sufferer by fire which injured his estsb
lbhment in the Bowery, VIII have relief beuedt q, tue
Tabernacle on Ia. morrow evening NJ. White has been
Of the piouoer managers OF the Colored Native Ane
ficsp Opera, and who has often entertained tnou.
tanes OF his fellow citizens should not be iorsoIen 10
his hour of need
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

bONbfo iAN JAIL.
As soon ~ Was discovered that the Tennessee could
net sail yesterday, and the OF several persons
rected with her was known, the chief the Walker
movement met 81 st. Charles Hotel They seemed quito
excited and surpassed the action the authorities and
declared that Whatever the passengers OF the Ten
70 Nisarsgus might pursue Whatever procs.
sion they might adopt after arriving that country they
e here simply emgrsns, and Of course 10 such could
not be stopped BY the government; that there Was no
agreement made with them to their joining walkers
army; that the neutrality laws vo ated and thai
TIE course pursued by the lower government officials
was instsaied and brought about By Vanderbilt and
other parties opposed 10 the present trsns, line across
the Isshmus The following 10 the agreement which
every who eoes 10 Nicaragua signs;-
We the undersigned desiring TO Avail ourselves Of the be
raj advantages offered by the government o Nicaragua To
actual settlers and especially in consideration Of the don.
ton OF homestead eighty acres Of land, together with
fee thereto do seversy and collectively engage
proceed TO Nicaragua with the intention OF establishing
selves the farms assigned there 10 live In obeeucs
to the laws OF the state as good citizens.
Two hundred and thirty persons have slready signed
this document emisranis 10 Nicaragua BY the
Tennessee three or four OF whom now laying the
Eidridgs street jail for hsvips done 50. little
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This certIhes that George Copway, having comphesi
with tte regulations Of the Ncaraguan Emigration Uoon
xaiion ia entitled 10 passage from New York
Juan del Norte, per steamer Tennessee, for self and
aooa for passage Tor George copway from Fan Juan
10 Greyown. : ......-... xvaux,r -.
: Nrw YORK, Jan AZ, 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

ANusssusrs-sec the bulletin q, the head OF the fourth
pse for Information respecting the entertainments offered
al the theatres, sc, this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

The steamship New Granada arrived at Panama from
Caao on the Glib inst, with sdvices dated Valparaiso
on 10th, and at Callso on Goth OF December
CHILL
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THr BLACK wARrIoR. Owing 70 this steamer having
been unable to get upon the Dry dock In time the date Of
bsr Ealing postponed. sh, will leave for the Havana
AID New Orleans on Monday next February 2 at noon.
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PERIL.

SPREAD OF THE REvOLUrroE-vIvASCO TRIUMPH.
AsT-NEAR DOWNFALL OF cAsTILLA-PRocLAMA-
TIoN FROM vIvANco-MARKEis, ETC.
general throughout the republic and General vvanco
the leader OF the Revolutionary party has succeeded In
Obtaining possession Of nearly every port on the cosu
excepting Caao. The Lima Journal, Ei Concrete, b Ill
ed with communications respecting the movementN OF the
opposite parties but we can CLEAN little definite in
hrmaiion from is columns.
There appears, however little doubt OF Castias
hrow, II the revolutionary party remains firm.
Considerable excite ent has been created by propo
position 70 purchase the ChnchAs lsAnds which s OF
course strongly opposed by the present agents Messs
Gibbs Co, on the ground that they hold them In trust
10 sadsfy certain foreign debts.
General Vvapco has issued proclamation, as S1.
Chief Of Peru In which he annals the decree OF
PRESIDENT CAstla issued after the battle Of Ia Palma
,uapepdDg the payment Of interests acsruing
the national debt He says that such n.
lempt 1t repudiation s q dean stroke N tue credit
or Peru and maintains that the proceeds OF the guano
nlsnds must Co. orif nay agreed, 10 pay tbs debts
or external. and that the guano products not sun
necessary means 10 facilitate the speedy cancelling
thereof
a Ms frs ste President which sailed for Valparaiso
bad returned 10 Csiao having, Il 10 reported short
Of provisions.
Our Guaysqul correspor deut writes that business
brink, imports selling cheap. Cocoa 10 out OF season,
and quoted ~ so cargo OF 81 lbs roush, tqua
10 $40 $40 so per al. for clean board In bulk.
rec ucon had been made in duty foreign four
from 81 so to % per 2co lbs should think lhe
quite high enough tariff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-12
ExCITIAG pRAR CTAsF.

The WaHeslon (Ys.) wblg says we ~
derslsnd that a large black besr vas killed near
AnissViie, 10 FauqaItr e0nnty. = kW days sfnce,
h0oTs; 10 which three dogs weTs kIlled--aasoss
them q celsbrsiei deg hgioegiEg 20 CbaE p Chi
ton, eeown - Dick ar CAil;os fsp0sn The force
oI bloT freUl bfuia's gaw a. ssheient 20 desaOs-
isA dog beycrd al hePsg u F~eoSefy. The eaf-
eEss weighed AZ poabds Mrssss lacy sss h
Heavy Ward asd cbas. p cbifioa, claim ne koa-
90 ef ap1nfing bFnis. There wsfe fbirsV.t~o DOS
Eds tie bSsT Shish passed isSs,,sdisssiJ tafesah
ht. WaynAa's yard, nash TO the disasy Of The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-12
Report on Spermatorrhea.

TuST Publishes. ~ Tie HOW ARD ASSOC
J ALTON. PhiisArIpAis. R-p0tos sp-rR-r.-.
rh0a, OF seDtaai Wrsss~ss. I'm puaescs Jbs " 4,
81 Ooanisa, hasfaf hask o. os Self Ae8-~ ass ~
Dsseass. q Ne Sexsal Organs. siA a. seesunI %
The errors aad derepsisss of oaseks. snd saiu-l =
advice 10 he Aaicird. BY GkO. n CALHOUN
- % CONSULTING SURGEON of rAe A.-u-
elAises. e~uesulrat isssisostsa rssshi.hsd ~ ,r
eiai sp4ov0eni tes shs sriisf 81 TIE - sEd lts
tFssse&. assetse nh viraisai aad Ep,Ss Dr.
easea~ n eefv of shis R-pest ~ b. sat ~ ma
tie sealed esyssspe Ftx II CAgy-s - ID, -
esiet 81 fss &e1gstos Postage Ajdr,s, d. CO
Csie01n. Ne :, SSsEb NiAlh 81. PbrAi,iFhia
pa Nav - IreE,
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aafo40is MePse An8es.
II HAVE raFelera : "a efpssssss fIa5ss asoes
~ Nos s. 49, q sklra I wui ell ehrap ~
cast. ~ Bses sAeft sFstli = psesfesi essioa-
80 THOs EAWLiNR