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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

Mrs, PARTINGToN PHILosoPHTzING.-"I'ye always
noticed said Mrs Partington dropping her voice 10
the key that people adopt when they disposed to
be philosophical or moral I've always noticed that
every year added to mans life has tenderness to
make him older, just as a man who goes journey
finds, he ogs on, that every milestone brings him
to the place where he is going, and further
from where be started haven't got the exorhitance
of feeling that had once and don't believe shall
ever have again. if live to the age of Methusaleh,
which, heaven knows. l don't want to. And, speak
ing Of long life, haven't any desire to live any
longer than the breath remains in my body if it isn't
any more than eighty years. wouldn't wish to be a
centurion, and the idea of surviving ones factories
and becoming idomatic always gives me Disagree
able sensoriousness But whatever is to be viii be-
and there is no knowing how thing will turn out
till it takes place. Gracious goodness! she ex-
claimed, a torpedo snapped on the floor by her
feet, you might as well Kill body as frighten EN-
to death. Isaac!n Ike didn't respond, but Mrs P.
hadst thou but glanced through the window, thou
mghtest have seen little face, hid just below the
window SILL beaming with mirth and jolity and it is
more than probable that portion of the eoppers
thou gavest the boy hath returned to plague the in
yeser,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02
respectfully, your obedient servant,

DOG EAT DoG.-The New York Times states that
a fellow named David Braydon was arrested in that
city the other day while in the act of cooking dog
steak for dinner. He was highly incensed at the in.
reference of the police claiming right to eat what
he chose, and pronouneing any meddIing with his
taste :" highly impertinent" Justice Quackenbush
ordered him to be locked mp and fed on prison fare
till after the dog days we're over.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

HARD CAsE.-In Paris curious story is current
about Fuad Pacha is said that the real cause of
his indisposition is grief on hearing that his only
daughter has been compelled to enter tie sultanis
harem. Fuad, who is more of an European than
Turk, and who had given his daughter an excellent
education, had hoped for her brighter fate than the
satisfaction Of the Padishahs sensual phantasy.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

az would do anything to crafty YOU; would go
to the end of the world to please you, said tergent
lover to the Object Of his affections, Well, sir go
there aud stay, and I shall be pleased
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

DESTRUCTIVE FfRE,-scarritt Y Mason's extensive
furniture establishment, on Washington Avenue, St.
Louis was destroyed by fire on the morning of the
18th ut., involving asloss of about O,O00.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

+'Scrateh the green rind of a sapling, or Wantonly
twist it in the SOIL and the Scared and crooked oak
will tell OF thee for centuries to come How forchlg
does this beautiful figure teach the lesson of giving
right instead of wrong tendencies to the young
mind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

The Masons of Lewisville Ark. caution the brother
hood against one A. w. Browning. He has been liY-
ing with base woman, and passing her off as his
wife.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

lady recently cleared her house of flies by put.
ting honey on her husbands whiskers when he was
asIeep. The flies stuck fast and when he went out
of the house he carried them off with him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

THE SUBMARINE GABLE.-By the steamship In
dian, which arrived at Quebec on the 24th ntelli-
gence was received that so soon as the telegraphic
fleet had taken supply of coal and made some ne
cessary arrangements, another attempt would be
made to lay the cable Itwas thought doubtful how
ever, whether the Admiralty would permit the Aga.
memnOn to 90 to sea in her damaged condition and
in that case much time would be lost in uncoiling
and reshippng her share of the wire. Otherwise it
was supposed that the vessels would sail on the 7th
The Agamemnon reports that the cable broke just
below the Al stern after she had unreeed l46 miles.
No very sanguine expectations Of the success of this
last effort were entertained.
Upon the subject of the practicability of this un.
dertaking the Washington Union publishes the fol.
lowing suggestions from a correspondents
Among the multiplicity Of opinions in regard to
the success of the telegraphie fleet in laying the
cable designed to connect the greatest empire with
the greatest republic in the world, Mr.. Shatners,
perhaps, is nearest correct To make his opinion in
teligibe beg to offer my explanation. There
can be obstacle to the successful laying of the
cable that may not be overcome The difficulty to
be appreheuded will be found to exist in the mper-
tectons of the nsuator. These imperfections CON
sst in minute peroatons splits, and fractures in the
gutta-percha covering OF the wire, which imperfec.
tiOns must OF necessity admit a small amount of
mois nre to contact with the wire, which moisture,
being quite as good conductor of electricity as the
wire, will each conduct off into the water very fine
current Of electricity, large number O which will
conduct Oft the entire curIent however powerful it
may be put upon either end Of the electric cable.
This experiment might have been thoroughly
tested before going to sea by Cong the cable in the
river Thames, and putting the electric current on it
while immersed in water.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

A FORTUNE MADE ny HoRsE,TAMING.-It is said
that before Mr.. Rareys horse.taming career was
closed ythe unfortunate publication of his pamphlet
on the subject written in this country about three
years ago, he had cleared about 100000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

Deacon-S0 my wife thought
Doetor-Your wife did nothing of the sort, 7 bope2
Deacon-0, no, Doctor, she used an umbrella.
Doctor-What used an umbrella POUNDS what
good did the showerbath do her?
Deocon-She said she felt better. Her clothes
wasn't wet mite. She sat under the umbrella for
half hour, till all the water had rieked off, and
said twas cool and delightful and just like shower
in the summer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

Our RELATIONS WITH SAN DoMENGo.-Under date
of the 25th ut the Washington correspondent of the
New York Times writes:
learn from very reliable source that so soon as
Baez was defeated and Santana restored to power in
St Domingo, as reported by Capt. Mcintosh, of the
United States Navy our Government took the inita-
tory step towards securing foothold there which
may dead to the establishment of permanent Govern
ment by the whites. Santana, himself white man,
is altogether favorable to the whites and the opin,
ion of the Administration the golden moment has ar
rived for securing an influence on the island which
may lead to its regeneration. 1t may be remembered
that Baez proposed sending diplomatic agent to the
United States, but, muatto himself, he wished to
aCcredit negro as representative this Govern.
ment. To this objection was urged by Mr.. Mason and
others in the United States Senate even before the
delivery Of the Dred Scott opinion. Santana, as our
Government has been informed, is anxious to send a
white minister here, provided the United States will
recognize his Government, and give him their ntlu-
ence and encouragement. This subject has occupied
much Of the attention of the Executive, and as be,
lieve Mr.. Buchanan will want to make clean sweep
should he determine to enlarge the area OF freedom in
the Gulf doubt not arrangements are being perfect
ed for backing up Santana and sustaining him in his
efforts to form respectable Government, assigning
to the negro population that social and political posi-
ton only to which nature intended them, | hope
to disclose your readers the whole ST. Domingo
programme.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02
SECOND DISPATCH.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
REcAPrURE OF GwAL1oR.

A STEAMSHIP BOARDED OFF CAPE RACE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

THINGs IN UrAH.-d Fiery Sicord orel The Ne,p
Jcrusaiem-Up to the 18th of June the Deseret
News was still published in Fillmore City It prints
the Presidents Proclamation to the Mormons, and
the various Army orders but without comment. The
usual belgerent tone has given place to pacific
one the Saints are exhorted to obedience and great
stress laid upon the merit Of their sacrifices. The
News publishes the following statement dated Salt
Lake City, May 26:
This morning, ut twenty minutes past o'clock,
we saw most singular appearance in the meridian
over this city red stream of light issued from the
heavens, as though the sun was envelnped in cloud.
1t resembled the tail OF comet, but in few mo-
ments assumed the shape OF a sword of massive d
mensons, rising horizontally, and pointing due east.
The shape was quite perfect, the hilt much brighter
than the blade, and yariegated like rainbow The
moon stood southwest, There was a ring formed
around it of redish color but not so bright as the
sword, through which ran two lines forming cross
the one pointing to the earth extending, apparently
about two feet below the circle On the west side Of
the circle there was smaller sword of fainter co0rs
pointing northwest
This appearance was kept up for fifteen minutes
without any alteration, after which the ring around
the moon assumed the shape of belt, and then dis
appeared. The color oil the sword then grew lighter;
after which this magnificent sight disappeared alto,
gether at forty -four minutes past l OF clock.
The atmosphere was perfectly calm, and the moon
shOne ont as beautifully as ever.
1t is impossible to describe the awfully grand APP
pearance Of this singular spectace-the sword hang.
ing over this almost deserted city, with its point ON
nf ~ Iomapqs tne east Whlle the silence
u TtnnsIos TEh,n T1aI, lll ~ HFo9nQ f5n
on y gh 1 o[9"Ie' Leo hawking, j. Y.
The menace of the great sword, "pointing due
east, y was, clearly enough intended for the White
House, its occupant and his nnIncl;v cabinet We
80 ~, In - o'o'les'= ~ {
nifty fortitude and resignation. The signieation of
the smaller sword and the cross is not yet apparent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

JEFFERsoN's Ten RuLEs.-1. Never put off till to-
morrow what yon can do to-day.
2. Never trouble another for what yon can do
yourself.
3. Never spend your money before you have it.
A. Never buy what you do not want because it is
cheap.
O. Pride costs us more than hunger, thirst and cold.
6. We seldom renent of having eaten too little.
7. Nothing is troublesome that we do willingly.
s. How much pain the evils have cost US which
have never happened.
o. Take everything always by the smooth handle.
10. When angry count ten before you speak if
very angry a hundred.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
COTTON UpcHANGmD.

ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

A poor son Of the Emerald Isle applied for en-.
ployment to an ayarieioas hunks, who told him he
employed no Irshmen For the last one died on my
hands, and I was forced to bury him Of my own
@Ah, your honor,n said Pat, frightening up, eaua
is that all Then yon'll give me the place fer sure
can get certificate that never died in the employ
Of anv mnstnr | iYer serund u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

Doctor said an old lady, the other day to her
family physician, kin you tell me how it is that
some folks is born dumb?n j" Why, hem why, Ger.
tainly madam replied the doctor 1T ia owing TO
the fact that they came into the world without the
nnVer of sneecb p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

"What, asked Margarita of Cecilia, what, dear
est do you think is really the food of Cupid n And
Cecilia answered, "Arr0Wroot.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

The Federal office.holders of Illinois, in their
speeches. style the anti.Tecompton Donglas rebellion
1.-The new school FreesoiI movement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02
SHOCKING DEpRAyITY.-In the Peterson IN. j.
Guardian we find the following:

Lightning rodstak the mischief out of the clouds
hickory rods take it out Of the bad boys,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

ssWhat is that dog barking at?n asked fop.
whose boots were more polished than his ideas.
why replied bystander, because he sees another
puppy in your hoOtsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

CHINESE FORT CAPTURED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

r1o messI TX alo ,r
him for obtruding his family matters upon the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

Perhaps you would make q better paper if you
thought the same of falsehuod.
The Sontherner speaks of man who recently
died, leaving all his property to his sons If they
should be Democrats. That old fellow evidently took
hint from the Greek philosopher who bequeathed
large fortune to his children if they should prove TO
be fools, for said he if they are wise men they will
not need it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-02

YIcKsRrRG, July 3l,-The steamer New Uncle Sam
passed down at O'Clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN.
H SPINAL COMPLAiNr-HrAkf DIsyAsE-oON-
erMPTloN-yEMALE IRREGULARITIES AND WAX
NEss-ANp ALL UTERINE DISEASES IN FENALES-
evarp
THE GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES.
~ TIE Once Of the GRAEFESBERo COMPANY b ss
No s. Pakrcw. New-Y0rt. where COMPETENT PHYsi-
CLAN lDr r. BsipsEl constantly h A,senaaacel HIS A.
,sp,oo has been given Diseases F~cAs AsA CAdea and
10 obscure snd dcu opu,s In n. treatment Of vstcA hs
as, me, ~ih sr.a, sacces He win eonsa the sei,ed,
either Nv letter or o. r.ously the ocs 0f the 0RAETES
BERG COMPANY. Ne. - PLtro-, Se~-rors.
UE.Irs o. ANssic.x Wo~ES-rhe anlsed testimony 81
ph,.cisn, and PATENT. prove. hat tie Grlefnsss cOp~nys
MsAas U,rne C.Aoscon ID. bes, remedy ever asss for
r-use irregularities. Asd Local Dersnssmssn Of the Uterine
System IL certainly cnres
PRoLAPSUs LEUCORRHYA. IRREGULARITIES,
DIZZINESS. NERVOUSNESS
GENERAL PAIN, WEAKNESS, REsrLEsSNEss.
CHlLIs ard FLUsHEs Of HEAT.
PAIrrraTlONs. FAISTNEss DISTURBED sLEEr saa
a. aamuson. vc. snd s;her A Uterine psrsas.@snts,
vel a. the chronic couiution ogbe, ns fyoo Ass,
.hi,h .aic; pns,suih u ne IN ,as soan,y
Tie GE,rrNSsrSs CoNr.sys MsssR,LL's urssISs Ca
rrolicoN he oIy necicl~ ~kA Las sAiael es r.sus
orriou iu,es-r, ,ni r,sp-d .lfsi
physicians. ~he .. other preferons either He~ssrs,As
A.ePshc have Asd y aisy tsoss ~AS have 's.sa sse
-.ry eject of H. Orasrses MarAss ut.iss
c.oeen the wordsr Of every In tll. ec''oo aot
hruy Aaa be-. ben tried IN eyrfy variety q ieuSs
aIsass. A. ROW LAND. NJ. ID. Naist'f, M
Ny ~ife has aiea - o...ubes Corrsuy, Msshsr' uts-
fiue Cshoi-ou ~iia cour-- before tAsus abe
entirely pgc.aseS ~a lsTins dssasc. n ecmss'eS
ehsslrf sui ths bet p ool a. dl Der 90 s't
MATTHIAS RiNHEl. fftsugo1 4 s,eutaa c., v
rhs Grss-nbsrl Conrauy Aasha', utsiils Ca.hoceu -
D., tsry doing vorier. here.
JACOB z. sriCKLr, prn's, r. hs~sy.Sy
Dlu tie 20; yess asIe "a n,'y thousand sSirs
q ie Crisiubers Coursrg Msas. Uterine Cs'siIs,u.
and have a~ay. fard the ca' Got ~tia rssess-
reu6-a Ts reports have tees s'f.soy the "a Get as-
see. A. bA'hfN-it' Ns1''.' irun
rEfcs ~ rHr Op,sFFsnfHe Msssn,lts urss>s ca
raolcoSsi - pr bottle d,e bottle. s~ni fo' re sed "a
rre.. arsss p,a o, cad " eNgre o. ie nm New io's
For sac ~ te owes 90 rHs 0s,sfsNrrks CosfsF,
No s.. rars nv s,w Yors. .na BY si Dinrr'sts
Atarss. orders % JOSHUA bR'p'f, "
s,.'y Craesenhsr "a Company ~ s.. f,sros M fert.
Norr-WE VIII ev,sNrsE rHAr rHs .so's sr'rs'
stNrs Viii M hNrLY rvtSiltEp.
HrIE OLIVE FEVER and AGtE FILL : arc
wsrrautst - cue the inst e>'.' in sN~
davs Wlo,.a- Depot. NJ. - Courisnd q. ap stars
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Me0iral.

NOYsTIPATION (COSTIvENEss) and DYS.
~ PEPsIA completely cured without uedi-iaes'
bic and nutritious ard vegetable food, maui - an =,
tons O.irral Genuine Eryseus" Thsn effect "a ~ ~
,torns ~. stomach aud bowels the norm
kes al clssses Of unbeiey-ra Certificates soo
tie most ec. able az uusnswer4be cLsfsss,; ~
Gle Of drug or medicine II the 'ilon o.
snd their benetcert operation guaranteed - - ~ ~ -
r-eis,s ory re.ed Minufscured AID sod oul{ oJ TIE
.sL.-,t- a. Il, CraeLrr BsI.ry 2is Fossyths Price %
ceots per pound WI keep for Jsa1 ID sJ S"7' H'1'
aeruiue B. Il &c st1mp-d Dayy,l- W
s---' w. ISAAC UcGAY, Nc 20 For'y-Ar. " Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Water Cure.

WATER CURE. DR.. +. j. LOWEN-
w THAI,s Water Cure ard Gymnasium, 1t No. 10
Becher open for tie reception Of patient. and
h,rds,r ydrstc ssd gynas.ic be taken "
d. ru. without board. Outdoor practice attended
TO- For boarae vao 10. psaents sspsrass dinner
kr al O'Clock p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CoMPASf-WlSTER ARR FANGEMESr
o. snd sfer MONDAY, Dee $ 1855, rrair. VII ssve S,k
~, Nov l7..i Is Mnyvs
s.j g. Tor " hs.e Piaina
9SAu.. For Wilasmsbrds-.
1880 A. Sail train for Albany.
so m. Yer Whse Plans
..So ?. M. For " ihAmsbadss.
SEQ ,. ID. RoT MllsTt,n.
a D ~. Express ior Albany.
400 y m.. For Croson Falls.
500 ?. M. For White l,.ns
e5 FoT White lans fron White AID Centre So.
sS .. M. For William sbTiise.
. hETVxNNG-Nil say.
SO White Plans
en q M. Wi,ia nshTiase.
100 me- Crotou Fals.
7.fe NJ lertru.
5.0 q. m. " hiie Pains
s'5s N. Mar trsin for Ah11y.
iag M. W Nihs.rsbTiJse.
1880 p. m..Nhie P.ius
SEQ ?. H.. Vhi.c Plains
80 ?. m..Ab,uy FNpless.
500 !. N. Milis nsbriige.
NM J. CAMPsELL, supeTin'enien..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
nENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSY VANIA RA L K GA u.
4 TEE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. .
Phe Pennsysaai. Railroad 81 Pi.sbursh With r/
ro.ds 70 and iroua ST. Lou Mo- Aton Gsens and Chc.s'
III Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky Terrs h,aS'
SPRINGFIELD Beefonsne sAnd1.ty Toledo Clev.aId Gu m
kss Aresyie Hsnilon and Wooster, Obio $50 VIA ths
es packet from and Es~OTssns g. Louis Lo0$
vile and Cincinnati -. =,
Yhoush tickets for the East cen be bad o. any Oh us s's~
aezhored places IL the West
BAGGAGE CHEcKED THRouGB.
Passenserp viii ind shor. AID expeditsoas any
e.her route. - o.n.
See bancblls framed, In the hotes Of tns city
TlIough Tiskets utAer Information, may % hsa ~ -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAp,
No. AsTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY,
J. l. ELLIOTT, ASs,t.
For Emius,t Tickets apply t No. Bst.ery- place
November |, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
of tho County Il New Nofk notice u h.nhy gwen 70 AZ
r.r.on. having aim. against JAMES W SCOTT late II ths
ty oi New York. C,.. dre'ssed, o present "a" Ans s.n
vouchers thereof the suh-cfb-r a. the one 81 Edward ~
Frazer No m Boorne n the dty II Ncwl ofs on ot be-
the tweufy-seVsuth DAY - January nehne,.a Ne~'
Yors. the 25d Day of July, iSaS. hENhf '" sso.n
iva laa6IuS Hi"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
ceodl Notice..

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
u m. County oi New Nofh notice hereby Hysn a 81
rrsrs hAsu claims ssust JACOB SiRAi T. late Il tho .J
"a New ora dr,ratd. present. The saus n 'ei'n
thereof 10 ihe suhscrb,is, ai he odDr n kd~ni Ha
No l0s Bank IT, the ,ity OF Nes lok On of hs.f. n.
seventh day Mach rsNtnlsd NeU futs "a" 'd 'sl -
scrfrub.r, 1853. p j. SlhAl y -. Rs.su'ors.
laNtuS ISAAC DNpfehhNNi1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

IN
IN n-olvnt hi debts 10 the PROVISIONS
of the thd article Of the first title of the hra chapter of tbe
secoud part Of the Revised SatuesHENHY O. Ely OF the
Brooklyn, County OF Kings and State of New YORK
IusOycnt Notice fret published hOycmbsr H. 1853 Creditors
appear before the Hon. T. CULVER City Judge of th"
City Court Of Brooklyn hi, Chambeu No 80 Fulton stree
IN said City Of Brooklyn the IL, day OF February 1850
O'Clock IA The forenoon, aud show any they have, Why
assignment the said noyeus should not b" ma ie,
and be be discharged FROM bis debts 70 the provisions
OF the statute aforesaid PARSONS KlOjs Rl80s,
no IAwlOMSat AttarnoYs No. w w als 81, N. h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

CMOKED MEATS.-SUGAR-CURED HAMs,
SHOULDERS and BACON, and Nsw SNosEo Bsrr, FOR sa'
~ VAN BRUNT l. WATROUS,
SMOKERS,
No. 30 Chsmbersr-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

IN PURSUANCE of mn order Of the Surrogate
Of h. County of New York note Il hereby rssn t9 AZ
p. .rsous having clsiys srsir, BINiANlN \ n h'hAho
son late of lie q Il New iofs dceassd TO Y''en 'h.
ac with vouchers thereof the suh-rh.t - hs pArr ot
.ness No. a. Grand street, Ia the cry oi boosyn
District before tic ninth day y Apfh Vow
York the es shth day OF octohsr ls5S ,n,o,. r.,,
ooi.ve,ns OLIVE W. RICHARDSON Executris.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
Professional Notircs.

Oace ioT procuring
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
]. z. PRISON. No. 3 WALL-ST., n. Y.
panphe, OF information seni free BY mail
CNNCERS REMOVED and PERMANENTLY
~ CURED wi,hou; the Of The Knife BY DR.. L. WhlH-
EEY, No le9 West S6th. st.. Nes-York.
The reuedy is purely able ard eIce al Others Ftv
n the rspity OF It's OpeTstCr Second IN The sAsh A sna
produced Third IN the completeness Of It's cure
Csncer cured he cured quickly Tee t!ue ooca
pied destroying the scrhous BY This re-eay vses
hem for.yfys minutes Aer s removal tae fears
vroces perfected Gd rGdioG obtained IN fo two 20
weeh II produces little or Psin canss no nsrvous
constitutional gemerr but n fact relieves pain, and
the only and peret remedy known. Wsn .umoIs oses
.nA birth MAJ ts are also reIroved In few minutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge
IN Of an solvent from his debts pursuant TO The PROVISIONS
OF the td artic, fast title of the NH Lsp.r OF ths
second part Of the Revised Stauies-tDWAkD r. BOMEN
Of the City OF Brooklyn County OF knss aud sts o New
York IN usoly.pt Etic. fret published Npyembes H. 1883.
Creditors app,ar before the Hon CULVER C,ty Iadss
Of the City Court Of Brooklyn bis chsnber No. too fa"n
In said City Of Brooklyn. the -t day OF Fso.ay
59 O'Clock the forenoon, and show cause any tney
have sssgueIt O the said nsogepts estate s1odd
aud he be discharged from hs debts pursuant to
the provisions of the statute aioT, said. -
PARSONS RIGGS Ri0Gs,
no iawlfwSat Attorneys, No. 10 Wall st., Newfors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ELUSHING RAILROAD-Leaye Fulton Mar
Il ket Wharf By steamer fOLAS a6:35 1850 snd 10 a. IN
and 4:ij D The leave Flushing L. L. ats ~
and 10 m, and 3.45 and p citing aud exchanging
Passengers with the beat a. Hunters Point Through IN %
minutes. Fare % cents WM. VI SMITH Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

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iers, st 5000 bales best MsTke. and Fence Wire o tess
Extra Epssn Boiler Rvetsi 800 Scgs best LrdoR Elpey
esesl wlIe RI'iiss srd Pine tc, sc. f9I sSle BY
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