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NEW 'CNEAHNNENV.
Buffalo Medical DisDensary,
Established for the Cure OF
Dyspepsia. General Debility. Fever
and Ague, Asthma, IncIpient Con-
sumption, Iuarynities OF Youth aud
Old Age, &c.
NO MERCURY Used

II
DN. n M q - ~ - N
Corner Of Main end Quay Sfre,ts Buffalo, Neo York
A RE- the only Physicians IN the State who are mem
n bers Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
MAY he consulted from O'Clock in the morning, un
al night, tO every state and symptom OF Disease
The treatment they adopt Is the result of upwards
80 years extensive and successful practice in Europ
and America t 81
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for tle cure of genital Debility, OF
Weakness Sc., be permanently cured in from dr
teen twenty days, by the Of this instrument
when used coniointy with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS a son take pleasure in announcing tina
they have invented a most important instrument for
% a of the eminent physicians IN London
Paris, Philadelphia and New York: IL has been decar
ed the only useful INSTRUMENT yet invented for
the OF Seminal Weakness or any disease Of the
genital organs caused by the secret habits OF youth
DIR AMOS n SON In order 90 satisfy the most
skepiical the merits NJ their instrameut. pledge
themselves that m any Instance where u may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial, the money Viii be
funded by returning the instrument In good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument viii
observe thai the price, " h the accompanying direc
tons securely packed and sent by mail or express,
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS d son have for a long series OF year
been engaged IN extensive practice IN the tTeameb
Of these delicate COMP Iints, and are the only legal
qualified Physicians who advertise 10 certai
complaints, ar from whom genuine European renledls
can be obtained.
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of the.
cases with a remittance for Medicines, &c, which vi
be returned with the utmost dispatch and securefroB
observation
streets, Buffalo, New York.
taarI9-dAwly
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n NOTICE

INHE Directors oI the Tennessee Marine and Fire
i Insurance COIntsaAy have this dAy declared a
aisiauna o. sIA bO,iAle, pvf share, Vut vi lac pto
Ils u I.e l.litss yb4v b "a" sos SAi'JideFs
nrII-.-. - A n RurLkR, see'y.
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ne stArnp aroand each pot All also bear The sanes
a the Psssfrsrlsr and - the Unhed St4fes asc1rs.
druggists 4ad ieas~rs sfA sessfte on s@Sh dozrn
t,arsase ihe folo94as keel.
fw~araNf Csur1as.-fhe decreased reHrtailen "A
.,rs.t s-rane fsr Tsorrs cossnbund Fxtract ~ tuti
4 And ~arxapaFiii1 have bseu endorsements Or eiers
~ os~y srnttAsns 81 xsia4bie s4e.ne- Ncnders
are LtAfiy ~aHne os ta f4et, s1s targ AAy -
a. t~tr guard, alt nnt dAf~<e ~ ans inlife aftfle
r.lcak.,sd a. n9dre their seFuiafn, ant destroy N
saerz tbs orxln4i FfsFarAta0n, ~ ehEhts ~
ths SalscrisF fsace-sssr 1snirs IsrTang ~ wl
n .a frst introdussd tes lntpd rt,tes has Al
taeled Ia signature % lhz e4sison, . eoaut~Tfei
~hicA ss forgery. JoAs A. lAkA4si-
AAaresz orlsns inF the Aorre aricls y Al fau aree
TOSS for shsfgnrst ~
JtiilN A TARftANT \ co. pra<sixs,
No. sss, Gseesseh ,ooEasrs n .sfssf& ~ T.
Do. I-3ly
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ChfIaren,. Disea.es.

Radssrs RSaauaflaa Azsolua.f shoaia be hailed 40
bessiRg by every a0theF thrOsgb0ui the l.ld whose
infants are Aftietsd with sores. HGmors, kc. These
bfsaklnes OK tthus eariy) evidence of disease
tran sra Tie Ffent sssck few doses a the
ensraffsg Aessisk N eracscAte every yostge of me
seass Aad insaTe tle obd ssand Ane healthy body
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-23

=, E:sPEcTFULIY anDounces 90 tne Ladies OF Nash
II 4iJic aud vicinity, thst che has ho~ open Tor
h.,r insDeotiou her new sty bee Of Fail aud Winter
b ne : aud bLlnuery GOoJs- Her assofsnieni VIII
b. A. and unusually rsch and elegant, comprising the
most attractive well as sseIui v i'e - so
- of ti,s day Her supply al BoHn"ts and iraasei
f,mmiilgs are especially ~cli 'eieetea, aid she Ai
~ ,,,.rsi tllAI lOtiii can be IOena ia the cry
u,ore modest, tasteful aIa. .S.esA.t
sepCsZ-lns
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
w. s. JIG. .McCLELLAND

RE Offering their entire stock OF G DDS greatly
y reduced prices. Dress Silks, BcTages, Nantes,
&c. greatly below Cost. Now is the tine 10 get the
greatest bargains offered for those that will call
soon. 90 augle-u
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VOL. XXI.
new-Dork.

From ANUREW WINDS General Advertising House,
1873 Nassau street New-fork.
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A IL persons indebted 60 The estate - SsKss =
N EvtNo, reqaesieA % ceme fArwart and make
payment, and fisose whom tiie ert4te q indebtea
are hereby requested pFeseHt their claims Tor set
ueaaent, they will he fsreyer harrcd
ABRAA l. IftiuSs. Ex'r..
seps1o- II q sarah = Estng.
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Yours respectfully
KESslSdroS, Sept IL, 1850

OC1OhtK 10, 1855.
DR.. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Iear Sir;-HavrE suffered for long time from
dyspepsia 50 severely that was completely prostrst
Ell and having tried every for relief without
success. was advised ~ your AMT n ;ic
Elixir" II affords me much pleasure 10 inform YOU
that entirely cured by its use and cordially re-
commend il TO all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Vary L..
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JACKSON, Tenn, August D. 1857.
The above perfectly cured by l3 bottles Of
the LthontTiptic, and one OF the worst Of
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
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We hope nur delinquent friends who are in arrears
previous TO st Of January, 1855. viii he offended
when they find their accounts ia the hands Of Off
Ger for We feel that have been very ndugent aud
cannct will not wait longer.
mav?1-tf X. {. MCNAlRG co.
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LOAN OFFICES.

DvANCFs MADE ON DIAMONDS WATCHES AND
n ewery or bought for cash ~ the Old established store
n T. JACUBS Co, 3Sl Broadway. Strictly confidential,
srd loan Office sgns snout the building Oupoee the Boad
way heare
at JACKsONs-M0NEy ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS,
n watches ewery plate dry goods, merchandise aud
sc1l properly ~ every description bought and sold JO
SEPT JACKSON auconccr and broker III Grand street.
three doors Of broadway.
4Tll CHAMBERS sTREET, THE WELL KNOWN AND
a esfa ssted ISAACs advances money any amount
~ srords waiches iewclry and every description "
she properly Tie same bo-ght a the highest cuh prices
rrqnri snd Solf4epnal " sNu business transacted 90
ssirro3v
A., agony pR0EH AND COMMISSION NRRCHA NY,
~ rnf0n street of 6reon~ich under the 81 can
Rsrk eNy Mos money diamonds watches lewery Ard
r ~. haurh nr he highest assb rricee Ger
rrat s.Anar ia 0,Ler languagea spoken
Stoyry 70 ANY AMOUNT IS DfAN0sDs WATCHES
MI ievelre qa8ars Aud e*Shaudse X al Ands Nr h1uGts
fgr cab tst1hnshea lsta shcss SRI ental 10
m. ,cas II -. retail rtofe. JACOBS, ~ broadway
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Il gentlemen. without board, In strictly private family in
West Twenty fifth The house has all the modern
Irovemens Apply at No Spruce street. No. 5, from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

TyURSi FURSi FURSl
II CHARLES STREET CO.,
No. l-b Broadway.
IMPORTERS AND MANnFACTU RERs
OF LADIES' AND CHII.DREN'S FANCY FURS
RUSSIAN AND HUDSONS BAY sABLE,
ROYAL ERMINE,
MINK, SQUIRREL,
And every ether description Of fur in
CLOAKS, CAPS, VICTORINES,
MUFFS AND GAUNTLETS.
Being direct importers Of foreign SKINS and practical
fcurers enabled b us every
ucuar and solicit the careful inspection of lady before
purchasing have determined - sell very small profit
and az consequence inaogurate system In the fur
trade.
CHARLES STREET CO.,
No. as Broadway.
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I,oTrNAN,s CAtIFoRVrA TfNE roR SAN rRANr

A
Y CO. s ing regularly advertised days-Glpper Of sat.
Nrday, NOV. ~, hc extreme clipper snip
NEpTHN ES fANORfTE,
Tone commander. s fapily loading at pier IS, Fast
river fcotOf wsu This magnificent ship has rnsnper0r
and scarcely rival ~ To trade in mole hd, ventilation,
and anpoacns she j. truly superb lias been san
Francisc twice. making the passage IN TO- aui us DAYS
pecyay and always makes quik time Md deliv her
90 III superior touh'0n We request shr visit her
they viii readily with t she the ship .
the cnrt by the desirable conveyance otter
ING Francisco For balance o freight apply WI
n COLEMAN 90. ~ Wall street fontiic Building
AGENTS IN Francisco Messs VIM r. Coleman Co Ex.
change Francisco for sale, To- suit Limited
advances made shipments % approved merchandise.
lvOfENANs CALIFORNIA LINE FOR san FRANCIS
CO. sailing regularly advertised days-3lppcr uf sal
urIay, Nov l3 thc superior a ! clipper ship
WALTER LORD,
Perkins ants - reevng he balance Of her car
co nj uer u Esstf.cr fhs very tre and substantially
built shin medium clipper sals remarkably LIST, Is supplied
with ln of Emerson improved patent veutaturs and
eways delivers hef argues n hna order She nsurs "a the
lowest rates, and her engagements oeng already large, wi
have prom v deapat0 u A. above.
WI Z. OLEMAS& Co. - Wall street, Fontine Buling
Agents IN san FlBreisco Nessrs. WIN. 4 Coleman Co
NSChan FucirC1 TN sale Va sums W suit Limited
adyancts made Jn shrmcuts e NlprJtet mcrcbandise
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TWO FEMALES WANT A FURNISHED ROOM BE
them. which must be very moderate. A Catholic
family preferred Respectable references given and required
Apply at Is West Sixteenth street
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N,IIREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
with apartments neatly furnished and partial board II
desired in private family Apply at 50 Douglass street.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q 1853
SHIPPING.

LNOR LIvERPOOI-THE BLACK BALL LINE CLIPPER
II ship ISAAC WRIGHT, Captain Marshall In the
stream sails This day For gsssaSe u the cabin second cabin
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DRIvATE BOARDING-AG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
two three single gentlemen have pleasant rooms
with hoard moderate No ~ East Sixteenth
Union square The house finely located has gas baths
dc, &c. Dinner mt 8 O'Clock
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DooMs TO LET-Ar 1866 CHAMBERS STREET
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4 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. 1870
"A PARIS CLOAKS AND FURS.
The subscriber having purchased --.--
The bankrupt stock Of ARMAND &LAMONTA1NE,
Recently sale at 36l Broadway
Has removed his own stock thiiher,
And win sell the whole
For the next 60 days,
AT astonishngy low prices.
Embroidered velvet coaks,
Elegant plain velvet cloaks,
Black beaver ragans,
Heavy black beaver cloaks,
And ladies' fancy furs,
All Of the newest style,
GEO BULPIN,
6l broadway.
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FALL FASHIONS.

A GRAND WINTER OPENING AT j. H. GOSSONs,
"A s7S Broadway consisting OF bonnes dress caps head
dresses pins fancy combs hair ornaments all Of the
designs which we viii open Thursday November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

DOOMS TO LET.-ST JOHNS PARK HOTEL. CORNER
IN of Hudson and Iaight opposite the park, has
let from 81 to 81 week Restaurant attached TO
house
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TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRING A COMFORTABLE
suit Of for the winter can be accommodated Ia hrst
house occupied by private family the neghborhood
Union square, breakfast will be given desired
n lie terms Address Il. S. s., box Isl Hernld office.
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CUTToN Co s DESPATCH LINE FOR san FRAN
~ cisco.
LOWEST RATvs INTENTION
Regular lne-Magudcent ship
Clipper &c Saturday. November 6.
Tie splendid Al tfst lass clipper ship
PRIMA DONNA,
John ). Pray. master.
IL receivng her cargo 1T u~r n Kasi river
This shp unit The California trade stands Al
extra, properly ventilated, sails st and every way hs
most desirable convey ance now Offering.
shippers VIII please h9r and judge themselves OF
her superilr qualities for the voyage san Francisco.
SUTTON a co 81 south street, corner " Wal.
~ B-shppers VII bear mind thai eay parisplNr y
vergiatiln " vessels aud VIII
first class clippers ~ freight aud usual prompt
despatch present nus popular line
CPECIAL NoTICF-Ross FALCoRER a cos LINZ
- Ffancisco-The clipper ship INANHOE captain
Lane receiving he last - he cargo a, per ~ Us.
river terry and vii TAXI freight this until f
Tho Ivanhoe perfectly ventilated nsures at the lowest rates.
and commanded by Capt Lane formerly II the Sweepstakes
made The passage three shippers
proper their go1ts and quick for freight r.
vorabe terms. apply 81 ROSS, FAl4CJNER 60, 10 fue
street, ~ Mttlm street
Agents san Franoso, Messra u. = Ross 60. sight
chang Fran for sale collections mvpo Gallon
mia and Oregon
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CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
y FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA

FUK SAVANNAH md A.
United States Mail line.
The avorite steamship FLORIDA. Captain J. Crowell,
will leave Saturday Nov q. at p NJ from pier No =,
North river Through tickets be had for the following
places, fare low by any other from New
York 10 Savannah; accommodations superior:
New York New Orleans $50 So Mobile. 1885, Montgomery,
Ala $50 Atlanta Ca $23; Albany, Ga, S24; Columbia, Ca,
81; Macon, Ga, SCI Savannah, SO
B-Persons wishing through apply hour
before the departure Of the steamer For freight passage
apply 10 SAMuEL L. MITCHELL son, Is Broadway.
The freight this will be 10 cents per foot
for goods and other articles in proportion
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THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLEMAN
wife obtain suit Of and board at z5 East
Broadway. Crate, gas, Ac In
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LyOR HAVANA AND NEW ORIEANS-TO SAIL Posi-
IL lively Friday. Nov ~ 1853, at ~ ocock-The Uni
ted States mail steamer CAHAWBA, J. d. Bullock command
will receive freight Tuesday Nov. 9, at
pier foot of Robinson street n r. No bills Of adng signed
the hour of sailing For freight apply TO the
agents, LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON CO,
M parkp pre
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WHY WILL. you DELAY

WHY uiIl you neglect that disease which l. iakins
sue deep rot, and which gives you waning b thai
hacking cough. thai you ia.i fpcing Tor sieny
Why encourage That pain 10 Tie silr. the raising u
blood thosr nist swcsis. ~ that liieui breathing
which silently whisper 10 ,uut es that something mus
he done 70 yaa from hc grave u tic ron.ump.
iiteI Why act eairrssy by permitting tia, disease
odesifoy your health. aud hasten you 10 lhs ton from
whence no ifattlef ever vet feturnedi
SILENCE TINT DREADFUL. COrGHi 81
draih mn- carry sou 70 your scnt grave. WI, drla,
while there u yti hop,i Gunsumpiion u caused h,
impure hunofs of the hool ttins deposited 10 the cell.
d the lungs. Hence. The lungs arc lie sptine d
wtier. when rolled Up ~ he dit o. mud Il eIeat walet
constantly flows through the Springs impurities o. mud
wi BE- conveyed sway ~ the pure wafer. lust q
with the blood when kea il ccan Or pure slate; q
il constantly flows through the lungs il caiiies ava,
a corrupt mier and perfect health Wil BE- The result
From tvs 10 four Pills taken every night o. every oiher
night. % enough 10 keep the bowels regular viii IL
reasonable time eure consumption. The teason thess
Pills are used than I'll others i lcrause ihey ara
msde q purifying vegetables. and cleanse the ho,ls
from al corrupt natter and drive uu disease af evcsy
description quicker aud 10 nldef way than aus oihei
pills
d. Merses Indian Root Pills ste soIi ~ al dealer.
IN Medicines.
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feature Of some importance. to which we will
briefly advert:
Says the Paris correspondent Of the New
York Courier:
The most serious matter connected with
1t, (after the miraculous escape Of their
Majesties,) is that the French Government
will demand Of the English Government the
expulsion from the British territory Of MAJ
I'm, Ledru Rollin, and the other Socialist
Refugees, and that the British Government
Will refuse compliance. This is more grave
AFFAIR than, perhaps, you will imagine. but
suppose i will be gotten over.
The London Times, in view Of such a
movement on the part of the Emperor, throws
cold water npon it, in some vigorous decla-
rations which breathe the true old Anglo
Saxon Spirit. Pei L,teHpeace,.
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FOREIGN OBITUARY.

The Arabia brings news Of the deaths of
several persons who have held conspicuous
positions in Europe.
Frederick William Louis, Grand Duke Of
Baden, on the 2lst Of January. lie was born
September Goth, 1929, succeeded as regent
10 place Of his brother I.ani., April eth.
1882, and was created Grand Duke by patent
September 5th, 1856. His wife is taugh.
ter Of the Prince 81 Prussia, aud sister 81 the
husband Of the Princess ROYAL Of England.
lie will be succeeded by his infant son, born
in 1887. but probably the Grand Duchess,
his widow, will beregent.
William Spencer Casendish, sixth Duke Of
De,cnshire. died al lIardwick Hall, Derby.
shire, on the 18th Of January. aged 6s years.
lie has been we'll known as one Of the veal.
thicst of English noblemen, the lord of Chats.
worth and other estates that were ct to be
residences for royalty. lie was we'll known
a. liberal patron Of the arts and Of litera.
ture. he died unmarried, and is succeeded
BY his cousin, William Cayendish, Earl Vi
Burlington.
On Friday, January e2d, while the prcpa.
railons for the royal marriage IN 81. James
Palace we're going On, the Marchoness 81
Westmeaih, WIN occupied apartments in the
Palace, adjoining the ROYAL Chapel. where
the ceremony was 70 be performed, died, and
the signs Of mourning wetc exhibited az the
moment that the naptial arrangements we're
making.
These deaths had cast gloom over the
courtly circles ia the midst Of the wedding
festivities.
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LATE FROM Europe.

New York, Feb. 10.
The Baltic arrived last evening at Sand,
Hook with Liverpool dates to the srd. Sh,
remains in quarantine. Her papers reached
the City at midnight un.nnounceI.
The Hon. John NJ. Bolts is a passenger il
the Baltic
frightfuI Gallery explosion had occurred
at Ashton, England. One hundred men wer,
IN the pit at the time. Forty bad been taken
out TWAS found that many had been killed
The sales Of Cation for the three DAYS
reached $4,000 bales, Of which Spectator.
took 5000 and exporters 1000. The msrke,
closed with an advancing tendency.
Flour and Wheat were dull and prices
nominal.
Prince William Frederick and the Princess
embarked on the 2nJ for the continent.
Nothing later fran India or China, but un-
favorable. rumOrs about the affairs OF the Pun
janb.
FRAScR.--The Empress has been declared
Regent IN case Of any calamity Detailing Ma
pole0n.
The Americans in Paris had held a well
attended meeting, Al which they adopted a
eongratuatory Address to the Emperor.
prcia Of a new repressive law has been
read ~ the Legislative chambers. Il empow.
ers the Executive to remove from Paris or
'mprison all persons attempting TO disturb
the public peace.
II Is sad that other snsereigns, including
the Pope aud thr Kings Of Naples and Sardl.
MA, we're 10 have been assassinated at the
same time with Napoleon Other continent
tai news unimportant.
BoaBaY. January 9.-Sir ]. Outram de-
tsated The rebels near Alumbagh, on Dec.
22d, aud took four guns; his own loss was
trlillng.
Sir Colin Campbell. On Dec. 18th, adyanc-
Ell towards Frrukabad, aud intended to pro.
reed then TO Agra.
Vol. Sections colEmn re-occupied Myn.
poore on the 9th Of December, after defeat
ing The rebels and taking six guns.
Brigadier General Chamberlain proceeds
WITH column tn Rohilcund, aud afterwards
Sir Colin at Agra.
lhe Decca mutineers had entered the As.
sam country, and Her Majesty's 54th Foot
were ~ pursuit Of them.
The conduct II the 3l,t Regiment 81 Ma
tive Infantry had excited suspicion.
The population Of Indore have been dis.
armed. and tranquility restored.
The Punjaub and Scinde were all quiet,
but strong suspicious were entertained Of
kholapoor Rjih's movements.
New depreciation. by the Khsndosh rebels
have been repeated, aud the Peinth AID
liassic rebels have been severely handled.
A grand entertainment has been given BY
the native gentlemen Of Bombay TO all the
European troops ~ the garrison II that place.
AusIRaLn.-l mail steamer has arrived
at Suez with adyices from Melbourne TO Dec.
l6th, sud Sydney ll,h. Trade al Melbourne
had continued very dull. Several failures
are reported. Thtre was little gold leaving
for England.
The Bishop u Calcutta died on tie 50
January.
The Pope has addressed an autograph let.
ter Of cong ratulatIUn to Napoleon.
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A NOVEL DIAGNOSIS.

n ne Ediims offhs N York ANgs-!The amouns 81
conf lenee which long habit coniers those who ara
conseiius If living hy gross decepian has recently cen
brought before IN marked and striking thai
cannot lonb; i will prove - amusing 10 your rcadcrs
10 Il vas interesting aud instructive. With these
introductory remarks. let introduce 10 you naye
mode % diagnosis not found IN any medical books
anil The moral u the story may aid Of your umi
readers 10 shake Of that almost dread which
long years Of prejudice has heretofore compelled them
70 regard their medical adviser"
friend of mine 10 The city has leen suffering foi
years under diseased action Of the Kidneys; he VA
frequently douhlel up and almost suicacd By agoniz
ing spasms and though the doctor gave him 10 relief
texeept relieving him o. ample fees be si adhered Il
hi Ish N regular rhyse," snd was IN the point .
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IHillsborough Female ACADEMY.

HIS Institution viii be opened on Ire 18th instant,
under The charge Of Miss SARAH ]. HUNT and
Miss SALLY <. NASH, who will give instruction ii
all tie branches Of education usually taught in schools
OF this kind The Rev. Dr. CURTIS has accepted pe.
neral supervision of the institutions aud will give il such
attention as occasion may require Il i the desire and
purpose Of the Trustees 10 make ins first class Semi
nary tory ung ladies, and they will endeayor 10 secure
Tor those sent from abroad comfortable home and
finished education. Our town is recommended FIR lis
healihiuness aud for its intelligent society, in which
advantages 7 y not surpassed BY any place IL the State
Tuition in English department. Sl2 to sfe
Music, Drawing Painting. Arcipnt ard Modern
Languages, al the usual extra advances.
Board, including Washing, Fuel md lights can he
had ~ respectable families for from SO sl2 60 per
month. Cot. CAD. JONES Cddirmca,
Hon. FRED. NASH.
Hon, WM. A. GRAHAM,
WIN II. BROWN,
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w. I. sTRAYHORN, Secretary.
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