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Worcester daily spy., 1859-09-02

Mrs. NfnsIoyv, an experienced nurse and femole
physician mas soothing Syrup for children teething
tening the gums reducing all Northumberland ay ali
pam and Is sure to resuate the bowels. Depend upon
~ Vtefs IL VIII give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants, Perfectly safe In all cases See
"u'ei"'oiheht III ahotner column d&wly au2
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.


The Board met yesterday afternoon, Mr.. CORNELL
in the Chair.
The Harlem Paiirodd-In reply to resolution OF
ir1uiry the Street Commissioner cent n communica-
ton no authority had been granted BY the street
Department 10 alter the grade Of the Bowery between
Houston and SecOLd streets. He stated, however,
that compsint made this the track OF the Fourth
ayerue Rarosd between those streets WAS below the
grace uf the street. notice tbereupon given 70
the C, mpsny to raise pavement 20 the grade OF the
street Referred 10 Committee on Streets
The Reformed Dutch Church m k2ng Street.-lhe
Board coLcurred to have the Reformed Dutch Church
u Kirg street struck of the property advertised tor
sale for arrears Of taxes
Te Cay OGaL-A report was adopted directing the
City Inspector to advertise for bds TO remove the dead
animals from the city to Barren Island.
Sirtk AUenus Pdueiaent.-rhe Board concurred 70
have the pavement in the Sixth Avenue between Car
mine and Forty second street repaired.
The InstRution for the Blind.-Ths fepors OF the
Finance Committee In favor OF appropr ating ,lio
for the relief Of the Institution Of the Blind, was
adopted.
The ELec,ioa Disty,cts.-In their hurry to concur
with the Board If Aldermen, at the Special Meeting
last Ssturo ay the Democratic Councilnen made some
bunders in the Election Districts OF the Fourth and
Slth Wards ana forgot TO regulate the Aldermanlc
District ordnance. They now brought in certain
amendments passed by the Aldermen 20 perfect the
job.
Mr.. OrTARsos opposed the concurrence, and do.
nounced the whole ordinance as an outrage, concoced
for the especial benefit Of the majority members
Mr.. LENT ard others took the same views
On vote only ii voted to concur, and as l3 were
required, the motion was lost.
subsequently there was an attempt TO vote again
upon it, but the Opposition were firm, aud nothing
Aas done.
The Board adjourned to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

duty and IN 1883 reported him for post duty; Ca.n-
beraiu ssked him how wss, AMI witness phsd tha.
be barely did his duty; he sa5, "Hsvs bses ssat on
Poes duty becanse I am Temiss | said, No:" he
nsn ssid sonethrg about paying for il and told him
70 20 70 The Commissioners, and oer them something;
be ssid he would be reverged on ma
On croes examination, the DIR. denied sending w.
Minturn or Mr.. Reed TO him. and denied meeting
Chamberlain in frcot Of the Broadway Tnes.er, and
asking bin for $40; that called 10 zee him three
times . Gay, and that all the cbafges are true.
DIR. Kennedy ssorr-Rsmemberei soc .kipg 10 Dr.
Jones about Chsnberlsio, sai putting him oo his
guard; Chamberlain had called ore witness for ex-
animation a pumbkr Of tunes; dii no, tell Jones
Ckanbtr trlsin wss dangerous mao; Chamberlaa
cen ed Of ipjustcs be ssd be paid Joues so r
being detailed he had not expected to be taraei of
Officer Reed Of the Ffh Prcloo. testified that
Chanberaiu called at his house, aId Wished bin to
90 10 Dr. Jones and that proposition he Res
shonh make he would agree 70; Chsmoeriasn af.er
thst said be had seen the Doctor and made propoa-
tions; witness bas psd money 70 DR.. Jones since he
has cac into the M,tropoii,sn Deparmeot; bed not
paid him $50; msy have paid him ~; Dr. Jones did
not ask him tor money. .
Captain Hopkins ssid thst Dr. Jones told him that
Cbanbt Rain offered him $780, and be tod M. Bowen
about il; witness testified that chamberlain had BEEN
under his command or years, and his chsssctef ior
veracity wss good.
Afer the .xamr at;oc of Nrs. Jones, who :esthed
10 Chamberlain having paid her $40 for her 500, tho
csse was concluded ard the Board adjourned until En-
day. when their decision will be given.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Recruiting for the army at this station hes bssn tol-
erably brsk for the last three four weeks and 100
mep or more have been sent to the Island. Tho
present force on Governors Island including the per-
manen party consists Of about 900 men, Who are ds'y
exercised in the various military nansuvers- Two
courts. martial have been convened recently To try
private soldiers for crimes which are not of sufficient
Importance to justify their publication. There arc
only two places open for enlistment in NewYork just
now, the rendezvous in Cedar street, and that in
Chatham street. The average number Of accepted
applicants does not exceed two per day at each place.
but this is considered toeraby bri,k recruiting. On
or about the 10Th Of October detachment Of troops,
which is expected 10 be of respectable magnitude, will
be dispatched to those nents in the Western state
and Territories that are not quito full The difficulty
at San Juan would, it thought, cause soe extra
steps to be taken for OBJ aiming men, but up to this no
bounty or other inducements hey ond the ordinary
advertisements Of the War Department, have been
promulgated. As 1t is the custom, however, in the
United States Army contrary to the recruiting pro-
eramme Of other naiions to enlist soldiers for "gen
eral service and not for any particular regiment, re-
cruits may be sent to join companies or regiments at
San Juan or elsewhere, without previous notifcsiop.
In view Of the present aspect Of diplomatic affairs at
San Juan it may not beinspproprae TO give the pub
lie a statement of our naval torces on the Pacific
coast list Of the vessels now on that station or on
their way to il, is annexed:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Total. sl........................Il, so

.On her way to relieve the Mermac - Com. honisameys
flag ship.
Ships of the old and pew squadrons are included in
the ab,ve, but, Of course, "in case Of necessity,
both would be detailed for duty. The British have
about twelve vsssss and 5000 men in the Pnchc
Ocean. II the Warren, Saginaw, and NMrsssnseu
the first two already the western side Of the oont-
nent, and the latter ordered thsre) were added to
Commodore Montgomery's fleet, tasrs would be as
formdab force on the Pacific that Of Anglo
Saxon cousins.
The steamer Brooklyn viii be examined imms-
diatsly, and if in need of repairs, will be put in dock.
Her crew will probably be transferred TO the North
Cayolina
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Netp9lork Daily Gribn,re
PUBLIC MEEIINGS
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

COMMlSSIONEhS Of hEaLlH.
The weekly meeting OF the Board was held yester'
day at II O'Clock.
The brig Susan Cssnon, from st. Marks, Florida,
was reported by the Health Officer. She had lost her
captain, of yellow fever, when five days ont. TSo OF
the crew wbs sick the arrival OF the vessel,
were sent to the Hospital The brig Sea Lark, from
Black River Jamaics, also arrived with one man sick
Of bilious reittenf fever. The schooner Aims brought
passengers from Kingston, Jamaica, all well These
vessels were all detained for observation except the
schoOrer Alma.
case of yellow fever reported in the weekly NOR.
t.lty lists, vas certified by the City Inspector and
Health Officer to have been mistake. Adjourned to
Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

JorRsALisa IN ALGiERs.-Thsre are sine nsusps-
pers published in Algsns, LAkA1ar, L'Ais<rs !Nss-
eele, and lie T1a.!ieur, at Agiss; L'lfrieass and
EIndtpendaat at Constsntins; L'Eeae <Ores and
LEds<xr At Orsn; La S<ySouss & Boas, asd k
Zeramna at Phippevills. Beside these there are
three reviews poblisded ss Agisn'. u Hevs. Ajn-
came, k Bplletis de Ia Ssd<< GASvNssu'e, asd
L Journal De yurnpr sd'1es.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
mater Cure.
Ae0iral.

A STONISHING.-Mr. Grey, 1872 Chathamst ;,
"A cured o Piles used bottles of Dr. Leshs Yellow Doci
Syrup Depo,s 80 Chatham; S2 Srsnd ana +76 Broadway
nRUGS, &c - WILLIAM II. KINSLEY,
IL No. ii Col3.st near MAdenane, Nes YorE odsrs 20
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
an a,sortnleut Il reliable DRUGS Gc reasonable tsrms
CONsGNMENrS of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c,
disposed Of best advantage brought 10 pablc notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

A LBERT II. NICOLAY,
n STOCK AUCTIONEER, BROKER and BARKER,
No 81 " Imam ~, Ne~York
Of.rs private sse uit puiebases The following
stouTitiss y
Jreyortor Coal and z r Ist Nj. Z y cent Bonds
New oh and New Haven z x. y cent lst NJ Bonds
Florida Railfoso y cent Frrelsud Boxds
Town Of Fort Madbon (Ious) T. cent Bonds
R.ciae ara Mi.sssippi RR- lst Mt Q y cent Bonds.
Detroit Monroe AID Toledo RR Mt ~ cent BOndA
La Crosss Mi wsukee X r. (E d. % Mt v oeDt Bon5s
Florica r. NJ. y guaranteed oy State Of Florida
Henry County Iowa, y cent Bonds
Crest WesrTn (lL) MI e cent Bonds.
Also large variety Of other Bonds aud frat cs Insurance
Compan Banks other ks all suitable foT
suo proft uv.s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Grrursions.

IF you wish to enjoy q most delightful
i excursion uip, AID take view Of the beautiful
eney East River the public snds With 'he inyroS
HeGs.s, ke, take ths fsstssAns steamsT LHOCS
DEAN Zee advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
HEALTH OF 0O
AMFRICAN WO MEN. O~s

ON HEALTH OF ks)
eD<s AMERICAN WOMEN. C~s
been SD reflection hst the Psychological anatomy
Of woman renders liable suffering ds-sse for which
b. remedy been found 10 tbe regular medical pro
esson Every mother Of family and NEST females above u:
yrs of fully yperence this Social position, vesh aDd
ptop 70 this rule. 80 universal are
these suers Of from the ss. Of - 70 - years. Insi
eyery ore 10 Interested in obtaining certain relief
Irfeguars local dispcemens general debility and rervouf
The lot Of during tho ssess POI
ton Of their life. .
The experience many years the tests OF nveszssio
scepc medical the Of the medicine 10 the pfecic
the families Of physcans and is general use In me
cl.rsyrn-n most c1vAcei AID fnn7d ID
country resulted IN stamping the eszsoi and
preparation Cf The Grsef.nhee CDp.uy lie only reliable
remedy fer Universal s.d Ss..ssins dseses o.
women.
csnpsit I, known The Gra.jeabey7 C0sDanys AAh
SHALLs UTERINE CATH0LlCON.
P,ies 50 per bottle bottles loy So. eaa Be ,aD
,et. by srpress AGira. JOSHUA BRIDGE, NJ d., seeys
tary Conntn2 Phsu taa, G,agsseos CosFd"b No. ~
PARK-RoW, EEW-YORK.
Having examined c-itifa q he 0tefenoes Company
TAX pleasure IN ayi-g they present evidences
ue ented the confidence of me pubic ~ pei
sous acQu,IsEce with Of the members OF me ofseenoe
Cupany ls.ies in crossing he opinion ,hst taeh weef
cires worthy Of cor hdsnce" FhpSb nALL,
Edi.oy an1 Proprieto, NEG IGrk CossoeIa! ASsr'"~
d. BADGE aay Be eo.sue o, bs lsts-
a, ~ b,a,elbe,2 Lsgftos No. - Fa'S7ss'
Office Aorrs y 10 1 and 3to 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

DECEtVER's SALE.-The subscriber, special
Ii receiver will sell public auction, a, The M,u.li Ex
ssnge In the Civ New-York 2oh fay Of October
1889 at u O'Clock al noon FIVE VALUABLE LOIS ~ LAND
situated the norhey side Of 3ht rs fee, westerly from
70 avenue Ia City Of Yof New York, Sept 49, 1889
CYRUS CUaT1sS Special Receiver.
For maps and terms apply Simeon Draper No - Pine.st
NY. s92swfwT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
L,OR SAVANNAH and dFLORIDA-U. S. MAIL

Il LIhE-rse fsvori.- steamship ALABAAA, Csy- o.
S.h-nck win leave on TUESDAY, sepe =, .. m
fruu Pier No r. ThToosh tickets t,sn =
Coum eGs Atlanta Albany ard Macon BIS of LAaine "se
OILY ~ bo4Jd For fa,isti or p..ase swJ5 .,
SAMUEL L. NITCHILL son. No ID Siosev'y'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Y-sr sTEWART's COUGH CANDY-The very
i S..Ia S -. t,r Cou,hs Coils ard Bronchial Anec-
' - o. 49,. Al who use T. STEWART Co, MA-ai'o
;ur,r No SsS Peal o., New'fork'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

CUPREME COURT-WALTERQ QUlN, Plain
- nH. ssaips, THOMAS A. oUIH ard MARY JANE QuIN
A. oJJIN JOHN QUlN. JOHN z. DEvLiS. individually,
and :. the Ad dinis.c Of ARTHUR ouIN decea'ed
and DAVID LvANS eef-ndn;s IN partition In plr'sn r o.
rrn.n. q supreme Cour, Of the Fr' D..Te o-arns
as,e tie 5h day d september. ss |. William W..o1 the
Referee sais ut ra-d viii sell a: Publ: Ancti o,
., i Te; hsn EtAs1Es i. sas Tvi =, ~. So
nbr s q, u O'clock a, Ioon Of nat Day Al si cef
L., piece parcel Of Land, with the sonss ine,son'
us:e lying .nd being in .hs Ninth Ward Of toe Cy Of New
York bounced ard described 50 olo~.: besinari q, pa,
beins the DOrhwesrJ oi Wsshnson sad Hammond
thence raining Doritey sng t- wsy hn- OF s'n
n.ton street hfyone Zee. 4Df 'r hebce s.sty ~
M ,Grss With Hammond ,trret thirty forr fee: fo1 acresi
h. scuthery rt suE-s with Hsnnord s,rre
tty fret uoittey le Of HanmoDo s.re. And th-ncs
.ss.sy sns the nortEsIy LIE Ct HaGnond srs senytNo
fret he psc. Of oegurDs. A. al tha c-r-.p ' pr .,
parcel II Lsud sth Building her-oo sitlss, Jnz a.a
ter .he Nrib Ward oftbs City Of New YorS, b1ldsd and
.cribed follows: Bssinaias Il Doiu; on tne ,1
u N,shinRtou and nsTln1 90
running rorh,riy nab, ang-. % SAD -,
y feet ttsrce sauth-ry y rta So. I'd
Sly tie s.d nrthsi!y line OF dar1nqna
;h-aoe sas;sIly so-r Ae no;h-ry hs o. eer..is
L. -ee on parcel Il Lsad. wa nc b1i,ing yS
yfrg sn6 b.irg The nth Ware oi - SIy 80. or ,h4
bIrerd ard dr.cribed soil7~s Bexinnirt pHs ,.
~ ~.srIy correr of Wassre.on All Is 20
uopd Streets bere- rurrIe porhery 2, .i,h dlrl-
-, =. t-.t "a .rb, ucbes then nor,nsry aoa
- i,h W.niugon street tisea i-e s.s f... th.nce
westerly .na P. with W..ains h fse and ,2st
southefy sno 'sr, p.rs VI vita Hsnvond str-et
.t .ish, irek.si henes soSto. oss,is To. o Han snd
usena ,IsS.r s.s-rly, along the nor-n.ry e u
U.ur,erd erect, ,veIty-t~o fees 20 me Psr y 80.
..ser uirn ard cir Ellsr iHs a1a d ~.
.s.reonsso 'ress's ses WILLIAM wATsoy, Rsser.e
John c, DIMLCK, PsGpas A:s0f-sJ. 81 ~""
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

4 UCTION NOTICE.
"A B-FrALO R.yrS.
WILMERDING, H0 3uEF HUNBERf,
saIesiooms Nos D .nG Buclsys.,
On WEDNESDAY. sept. "a, 1859,
At II G'cl ca
A, No 50 Exehso gs place,
&,oo9 BUF ALD ROBES,
by order Of
Msaus RAMSAY, CROOKS. SON CO.
" B.-Thes- are u. BLACKFEEr ard UPPER MISSOURI
hOBTS, and they tne LARGEST and DAGhEsr ina,
70 nn msrb,.
TIE viii Be rrs3y or inspection wish Csslosaes swo
etys pr. yons y thA sal-. TERMS LI5FaAL
EVERY ROBE s of 'HIS YEARS COLLECTION snd
FRLsH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

EOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, ana
i GEOBGETOWE-The New-Yort and Nrsnis sres
Dtsansnip CompaBys and frtcl.ss steamship MOUNt
VERNON y. C. Smith, Commander, gill leave Pier No. ~
North River for the above ports. SATURDAY, October
o. m Csb5 passage With nnsurpsrsed ,oeommodsons ~ So
trest cents per o, goods other sces In
proportion received Fridays and Saturdays No CON-
mission charged or forwsrdns No Bills Of hiding sued Mel
aepar.ure Of steamer Fofreis isnt OF pasAse apply %
IL B. CROMWELL Co. No. Sc W.st-S
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Rorses, Carriages, 81

CARRIAGES CARRlAGES.--An elegant A.
~ Of 6 ss csIAses Manufactured In h. ciy,
NAV Broadway lOthst Strangers VS.
ting city invited TO call illustrated seas
when requested. JAMLo d. bhEWoALn-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE 10
SAN FRANCISCO,
PAyAMA RAILROAD, ,,ry
And connecting only with Steamers GOLDEN JAIL uON--'
ACE JOHN L. STEPHENS. and SONORA.
If the Pacific Mail stesunAip
Comp1ry =, Psosua
DIRECT to AsPINWALL-
She spsnsid s,esmships BALTIC ADRlAr1C .nd AfLAN.
rIC lawns entirely fted snt sspsd 20 'ae SsoA
Trade will sboye leaving this port on t1e
5TH and ar OF EACH MONTH,
from the FOO, Of CAralst, N. K
Yhe BALTIC, 4ccc burden, A. @. Gray Cor5asnae.
si leave the 5h Of October a. 20 oonns5t si
With :he wellpowr superior S.esf sni2 JOhS L. eA
fHENs, p. r Baby, Commander.
ATLANTIC VII e lox on tie 2r-h II OCtooes
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached - rsch ship
fhruush Freight ara Passengers WI D ir.Hda-s
1oon arrival Of the Steamer a. Afpinwsh
Zach the above Steamships las capacity for 600 20 s' ns
Vryisht which ~ill b- taken ~ moderate rztes
believed the accommodation, Afforded oJ me soo's
ships unsurpsss-d by any l. tie world 49,. 49,.
An ship swass N reserye o. PANAMA. % tost No.
vl be detention In Erwsrei1s Pssens-n oasse 80
Dreixh.
For hsh: sprly e. ,he osc. of The Company No W.lr
pssssr apply only cfce q tse Company % sae
whsr, tset # Carl-s: 10 NA II. "iShnA~-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Billiard Gables.

DHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
i AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS
For sale BY the paten.ee and manufacturers.
OCONNOR COLLENDER,
Nos 6S S. 81 aud % Crosby 1t New York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
lrqa! Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Yok notce hereby gwen TO al PR
CO.'S bsy1ug Claims sxans, CHARLES THOMAS, late Of the
ci.v ~ E.York dec.ssed present the with voucher
.e,of 20 tie subscriber ms Office No. II Wall IN the
CIV Of NwYort Before the second tsy VI No
ve.; h.r n.xt-Dsed Nex-Yot, lSth day u May, 1859.
uyl7 lawemTu GEORGE II. hENI, Efscu,of.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
A. J BLEEoEts Anc,ioneer
GREAT SALE Of ~ VALUABLE LOIS,

GREAT SALE Of ~ VALUABLE LOTS,
" 90 Cd and 4th-avs. 9Th aL5 e8th
A. J. BLEECKER son a Co viii sell ~ THURSDAY,
SEPT 20 at " o'clock a. the A-ehsn1 Exchange. the fow
Ing valuable property:
On 3dsv o,s w. bet 9Th I'D ssh-s., with bgldng.
On 4th-sv. lots {. =, brt 9Th and e3th-s.s.
On g7hS. n los, q, bet % AID 4tnavs, with bliins
On seth-s - lots bet "a and th-avs, ~ih buicioz.
The above comprises poTiJn Of Ia. vel tnosn property
occupied for many years BY Mr. 8. ~ LENENGsfON ss
Nursery ard GARDEN On THE PREMISES ARE SEVERAL
BUILDINGS which will be sold with tie Ots which they
resp~oiv.ly TIE whole VIII b. sd In lots with liberal
of which will be furnished 70 purcnasers The Ssv. p,ss
IN. property every few Minutes IL believed a,t 'he above
Comprise ONE Os THE most FLlGiBLE BLOCKS
subdiyiced above 41d One half remain Maps,
&c at NJ. 7 Pipe.t Q,Tp)
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

GREAT REDUC1TON.-THE VANDERBILT
suaorsAs LINE UNITED sTAIrs s1!L sssAn
..4 S =. sI ID. .sa ,:
'1s- 70: :es.s:;ss: s:sa; :::,:..:.s: o.
s:ss.y s::srs.y o. S S ~,
yc.A. opiss sessury saturday, Nov 81 "Wednesday Nor
fsies ls o. f.,.as. . .,.h.r gay The s..as' w:
nAspsssIkTSls cabin sIS and s,ss = :, c.stn sS 80
kkIFI-lr cabin, ESQ &c cabin, sie
yairs cabin. iH'i,-0 nua e~r eS
. +osKASGE, As.as No sso-hssc..A
Cotton and o,h.rGooes ,Ai-n carr-u: r,t~
STEAN to LIVERPOOL and LONDON, calling
- COAX 70 and and embark i-ten sne P...snssr. IA.
uvspoo1 S.SYcs and psi:s.pAi. s:-sn's. cora'ay p
vRoM NEw-YoRk
CITY or Saturday, Cc:oh~r IS
CITY OF hANCHESTER".........sa Saturday, October Is
CITY os ss.,nIs., os:oes. 2
4, il ccioei coon. ff0m Pier No 4.N,R
Cabin from Ne- Yors to Cora o. Llyspoo s7s
c,si9 non Ns.YoEt and Pti,aephii 70 L naOu.. ESQ
Ysird Ca. 70 CorL or Liverpool.
1nrd Cas- 20 London.
P...en,en iorw,sed H.ss., P.r H.nbuIs Srecsn, sd
Antwerp, a. through r.es
,sent Of calling st. Johns he steamer sEoesd 70 co's
' cS s; SsE 'fs, sr.., sss. e. ?. H.a
~ In II LiStapo@, @ to- to wM iSaAS, Tower Baiidins.
TUE GLASGOW and NEw-YORK STEAM
SHIP COMPANY Intend sailing their nsg and PoseIfa
GLASGOW, Thomson WEDNESDAY, oct0ber Il, At u
EDiNBURoH Cumming on WEDNESDAY, OF u. a: Il
RATS or P...e, tor New York Pb.aephis Bosson
Gisssox Lverpool Belfast. Dublin Londonderry Frs Glaze
SIS se-.s- abundance Of cooked povlaions
s'' i'' N''sN' u RosrRr CRAIG, No q Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Professional Notices.
Office for Procuring
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATIENTS.
j. p. PIRSSON, No. WALL-ST., n. Y.
pamphlet Of information SEN: free oy mall
nR. J. p. HOLlEU, Chronic and CoGsumP'
tiv. Doc,o- No. 100 3d.av., near l4tns, Newfofk
Can be consulted at bis Office from a. L. 70 p m
See advertisement IL Sunday papers.
NEW PATENT SPECTACLES.-One PAIR suits
IN for life Prof FRANKS Psrk.row New York, Ocuhstl
Lecturer on Vision Opcian 70 the New York Eye Hospital sna
the Eye lnfnay intends visiting P.es
sonay principal cities In New YORK. NeS jersey An'
and Southern States
DATENT AGENCY OFFICES.-Amercan and
European PATENTS SECURED. and Pamphlet oil awe
furnished free on application 10 MUM Co.. OHcs on fn
Scientific American, No 81 Parkrev. New fork City.
NTAMMERIN4 CURED.-Dr. CONSFOCks
y VOCAL GYMNASIUM tPhl.delphis). for NStRDCIiOS
in ILOCUTlON aud for Cure Of ST .nd D.ecae
Articulation is open. Class of 81 WI
me, 6. on WEDNESDAY, the l2h of Oetooer Adaess ~
COMsTOCK 81 d., Nc. 5s Arch St, Philadelpsa, re-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

PACIFIC BANK, New-York. Sep. 25, 1852
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for FOURTEEN
DIRECTORS Of this Bank viii be bed At their Bsrkr
TUESDAY the ltb dy Of 0cob,f next between toe
kours Of IL m. and p m By Order Of the Board.
X. BUCK, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
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Announce that having made great Improvements in tue manu-
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ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON, WHOLESALE.
The attention is respectfully called 70 the SUD
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K.Sr 40 Of New York Chemist, and dated Feb 1876;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-01
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The responsibilities of those connected
with the press, are second to no others known
to society. They are not circumscrbed by
any narrow limits. They are broad and as
full as the world. and are as numerous as
facts themselves. The trio in literature may
fancy that he can comprehend them intui'
lively. but he will discover his mistake,
when he is obliged from day to day to bend
all the powers of his mind TO the selfsacri-
fcing task of weighing and Judging rumors
and facts, of applying the precepts of moral
and political philosophy conscientiously to
new propositions and suggestions, and OF
surveying the whole field of daily history
with the patience and impartiality of judge
sustained by no other forces than those of
truth and justice. 1t requires life time of
observation to become tolerable journalist,
and there are few minds swift enough in ac-
ton, or liberal enough in constitution or
spirit even to read the public journals with
Judgment to make selections for reproduction.
70 say nothing of enuncating opinions which
may have serious results upon the happiness
of individuals or society.
The duties of an editor, as we view them.
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times they try every encrg, of the mind and
Notwithstanding the entire powers of the
former necessarily during the day and night,
and taxing the latter to such an extent that
the most careful study is requisite to preserve
health even in vigorous constitution
Pennsylranid Inquirer.