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The sDhl0 River.

PAsxERsBrRG, Va, Feb. 16, 1852
The Ohio river ut this point has twelve feet Of water in
the channel and rising Rates low 10 all points be
low. with plenty Of boats.
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Affairs IN Albany.

ALBANY Feb, 10, 1859.
The Lobby investigating Committee met today. Tho
Sergcanat Arms reported that he had not served the
subp9naes yesterday the parties being OF
New suDpo,gaes issued for ~ Randall, G. C. David
Senator barcourt. Adjourned TIL four O'Clock
tn
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Young Men Can learn their True Pursuit,
and parents how train their children and
piness by consulting FOWLER WELLS, phrenologss ss5
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The Erie Canal.


Tho Contracting Board nj meeting to-day, resolved TO
put all the sections the canal undcr which
already let. This will do away entirely with the office
of Canal Superintendent.
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Dupuy's New Liquid Bouquets.-1Iount
Vernon, Perfect dem, Washington Nosegay.
DLPUY, Chemist, 500 Broad way.
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Southern Trade.

We beg ~ inform Southern merchants yiung the CITY for
spring purchas.s that hsvng began earl, tho nanaac
ure o. our stock OF spring and summer clothing
complete very tak OF all descriptions OF sell
styes Of fashionsble clothing
aud medium goods, manufactured With the
style Also complete assortment OF shoulder sprins
sbirs furnishing gooss de- al OF which offer the
At The most favor BILE prices and lArms
D. DkvLIN CO.. 2sS, 29 aud 40 Broadway.
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Nosice.-Drumgoid s. Pro0h have Removed
from No 10 Fulton spacious No IA Broad
opposite ST. PAuls church. formerly occupied by
Genib haiier)
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Cure Your Cough.-26 Cents.
lib Third avenue, near Fourteenth street.
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ChrAstadorO's Hair Uye, Wigs and Toupees,
la the world Wholesale and RETAIL and he dye pr
vaiely applied, at Nc. 6 Aston House.
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Defiance SalaSnnndeT Safes-WIth Patent
powder proof locks and bax Also dre burgAs
proof paraOr ates. Depot l2 Pearl street
ROBkaT Il PATRICK.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold nt Retail
oy all atationes At Wholesale only by EBEEHA ARD FABER,
sole agent LIS William street
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BusAness Coats--A Splendid Article Tor so
At DkUaGULD PkoCHls NO. ia broadway.
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Loss OF the steamer J. b. Carson.

ST. LOUIS, FEB 10, 1859.
The steamer J. B. Carson, bound TO the Illinois river
with valuable cargo of groceries, sunk to-day near
Alton Most Of her cargo will be lost. The boat
valued at and Insured for 81 500 In Ptsburg
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Barry's TrBOOpnerOus u tho Best and
beapess article foe dressing beaufyng ceAnsing curling
reserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' try by u
druggists.
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Moocy's Perfect Fitting SHIRTS,
MADE TO order from the finest soOIs SO per dozeu.
hooi'f's shirt Mtnufsctory 262 way.
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Vests.-A Beautiful Assortment AT
DkUMGOLD PkOOH,s. No 2ll broadway
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HerH1aR's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar safes 2sl Broadway Murray
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Arrival Of the America at Boston.


The steamship America, from Liverpool via Halifax,
arrived here at p M. today. The mails go South by
the morning tram, at New York at P NJ. to morrow
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mise l.s.hN ttOl'S.
. FARMING s,KE THRuAI

BROWNS BkON. HAL TROCHES
- OR COUGH LOZKNGES,
Cure cough cold hcarsepess ipHuep any irritation
sofsness Of the throat
BROWn'S bnUNCoIAL TkOCHES
Relieve the hacking cough ia cousurnption bronchitis
hboping Igh. asthma caLarrh.
BROWNS bk ,kchi Al ChOCHES
Clear and streng then the voice of singers.
lad spep sable 10 public speakers
BROWN bKUNCHfAL fHUCHE8
Soothing and simple-children tho n
49, Assisting eYpectn alton and curing hosrsenaaA
Pre- smine.ily the bret ard best"
REV hENRY WAaD BEECHER.
" recommend their public speakers"
kky n h CHAPLIN. NEW YORK.
- / have proved them exceisn for nooping cough"
KEW. h. W. WARREN. BOSTON,
An old la friend having for Asnn
With no benefit found relief from the troches"
REV u LIFTS, FRANkFoRT ILL.
Great benz 81 in Affect of the bronchial organs"
DE j. r. W LANE BOSTON.
A simple ana elegant clmbinatiou Tor coughs, &c"
DIR. q. +. BIG slow, 6USTUN
Sold by druggus every where, q cents DER boz.
RIHDs.Il's AFRICA LINIMENT,-ff ~ WILL
~ known that Arnca 10 The best sllay pain asA
tsmmation rh1 the best ntmeni In the world TRY -
be cured No Is beekman street Tweuiv ave cent?
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10 Cents Gets an Extra Large Size Ambr0-
n0LhES gallery, 2t9 broadway.
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The genuine article has been eguaed for
producing the heenest possible edge Foe sale by
J. 4 B. SAUNDERS. Ne. 7 Astor House.
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Busche,or's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Tonpees-
The best In tbs world surprising all mAe Sold applied
Il the mandatory, 9S3 Broadway.
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A Chest OF Good Tea for One DOllar.-AIso,
ten pounds coffee for 81 NJ CHEIsTIANSONs, No. Cham
bcSs street.
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HOllOvvay's Pills for the Peri odical Irregu-
arities peculiar to the softer sex1hiA alteratvei most
valuable It's action mild ye eecua etery one
is benefited by IL Mandatory ~ Maiden lane York
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HIPS Hair Dye, SO Cents n Box, Black or
brown No. Barclay street, and all druggss arctic
me
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Thfrty-Seven Cents.-Ge0rge's HAIR Dye
Slack brown Tho cheapest In the world War.
,sT,.d to contain as much hair dye sold ..
life like black or brown without injuring half Can be
applied In all weather sold wholesale aud retail SCOrrS
,O6 Grand street, N. Y, and at Mrs. hA YES' brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17

Fire Proof Safes-Hilder's Patent SaIn-
nader. Depo. i22 Water street. WALL
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Take Heaithfnl Physical Exercise at Woods
Gymnasium, No. Fast Twenty eighth street
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A. Grandjean, Advice and Consultation
ce the human hair has removed until further notice.
the house the westerly Of broadway and Twelfth
street, few doors from broadway.
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GROVER 4 BAKERS CELEBRATED
" FAMILY SEWING MACHfNEa.
NEW STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES
NO %e5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
NO. l62 FULTON STREET BRfIJKTYH
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ters, ana claims that the letters good sufficient
lie had doubt they good and sufficient 70 express
csnsure, and perhaps 70 secure adm ssioA 70 other
IN caim2 Were they good ana sufficient that church
before the community competent to vndcae the rights
of its members? He did not wish to try the church
though Clerk had insisted that the Council ought to 20
into the whole difficulty, ana have the whole history of
the affair But tins Is the very ground OF complaint 20 this
ex parte Councthat the church has not been willing TO
submit this very extraordinary to mutual council
Why had they not called council before, uniting with
the applicants in mutual counclY Was because they
Congregational church, No for the very rules OF
the church provided that in Just such novel there
ought 70 be council Now, IL violation Of the rules
OF the church cut off these members without customary
letters trial from the watch and of the oharchs
1t question Of principle concerning the rights a mi
nertcs under circumstances OF great excitement The
fact s notorious that the standing rules OF the church
were altered IN election Of deacous
and the publication OF these the first offence
towards publication The narrative and reply were
also published. The brethren had made appli-
cation TO have the whole matter submitted 10
council for the granting Of the regular letters after
they had returned their letters irregular and imply
ing and designing censure, they were informed that they
were given that purpose. Frst they received letters
of censurc and when they were not satisfied with thcm
returned them they were cut of from the watch aud
OF the church. merely because they insisted upon
their rights. The Council was TO decide whether this
ton Of the church right Does II 10 say that
the circumstances unusuaSthat this tho best
thing they could do and that those who gave tho letters
were in the maioryY The question merely whether
the church had right TO give these extraordinary letters
emitting the customary FORM and 70 cut OH the applicants
for annoying the church on the ground that they
already supplied with cersY Was this Congreg Itiona
smp Was this what mnoritcs had to cxpectS The gen
teman who spoke last night exposed tho OF this
whole thing although he had come into the Congregational
church from the Presbyterian
Deacon FAIRBANKS explained that he had been Congrc
gationast all hts life He had once made application TO
JOIN The church, and they asked him whether
no believed IN their doctrines. Said he, Not word Of
them-(aughter)-c come TO hear ibc gospel preached,
and II your doctrines don't tread my toes shant
tcIfere WITH them" And they took him in (Laughtcr)
IT. PORTER continued TO argue that If the applicants
were wrong they ought TO be tried and II right they
cntitled TO the customary letters Il was merely on
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E,oR NEW ORLEANS
l. INLAND,
Via u O. RR. Co. from York 10 Parkersburg Va,
Zt miles below fitsburs the ohio river frsi
class steamers direct TO Orlesns
QUICK TINE AND Low RATES
For through bills Of lding Information apply Broad
way corner OF Barclay street
Office b. L O. RR. 20
o. Fl PERvEII. Aren't
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CENlN'S Hat STORE,
" Removed to
No. 5o7 Broadway,
Adjoining Genin's bazaar.
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Howard. Association, Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT I

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases ,
l. such as Spermatorrh0a, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence, GOnorrhGa, elect, Syphilis,
the vice of Onanism, or Self Abuse, de-, De.
The Howard Association, in view Of tia
awful destruction of human life, caused By
Sexual diseases, and the receptions praetieed
upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseases
by Quacks, have directed their Consulting Sur
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The Howard Association is a benevolent In.
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above notice. 1t is needless to add that the
Association commands the highest Medical
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proved modern treatment.
Just published, by the Association, Report
on Spermatorrh9a, or Seminal Weakness, the
vice of Onanism, Masturbation or Self-Abuss,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, By
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent b
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on the receipt of two stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r CALHOUN, Consah
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Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of
the Directors.
EZRA d. HARTwELL, President.
GEORGE FAIRCHILD. Secretary.
June 4, 81, ly. .-5e
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by from Louis
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Of n
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and the soil
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OBJ fun Of tBt Gbing.
WHAT 1 LOVES.

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pGREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
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CHEAP CoLoRING FOR Walls. IL
may not be generally known, that blue
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very beautiful as well as exceedingly cheap
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half pounds of blue vitriol, dissolve the
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This should be prepared in glue pot il
possible, to prevent its being burned OF
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coat must be put on horizontally, or from
side to side, and the second coat vertically,
or up and down. The wall will be of a
bright blue color. resembling the blue
bottles sometimes seen in apothecary
shops. BY following these directions,
women can put on the coloring as smooth
Iy and as well, generally. as men.