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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll.

Ocr. 2o-The United States THO Cases Marked and
b. Nos 1852, 1853, containing Mathematical Instruments
and Indecent Photogvophs-In this case Mr.. j. R. Ken
nedy, associated with Mr.. r. Shannon counsel for
claimants, submitted to verdict of confscafon the
time announcing that there but pictures
packages containing $500 worth Of mathe NAUTICAL in
strumens, they should apply to the Secretary Of the
Treasury for q remission OF the forfeiture.
There are other similar which will be tried
On Monday next Messrs Hunt and Dwight for the
government
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attend the faner. On Saturday afternoon At one O'CLOCK.
nrcm No. le Norfolk street.
70 years months and Z days
me frssas and relatives Of Ne family, slso 10 e1n
funeral nom his ists residence. ia Clinton street. n
,v.,,.. "t~o o'0loei remains waM
taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery Tor ,n.s. ..su..
Oh, husband deayi thy blest abode
In presence Of Saviour God.
And shall for ever be.
When am len In this world alone,
Bereft Of ell that's dear,
To Heaven IN sigh and heave the moan
or many trucking tear
AaAD.-As Psducah, Kentucky, on Saturday, Sept Q,
0Ioso, "; up s;.1 Z, ~ ,,,,a orus von,.
qualities BE lOe& with serious accident the g.
Francis Hotel At Padlsh. He bad arrived the prsvso@
dentaiiy fei irom sssadow Il mo third story, whios
caused his death In few hours Hs was wen known n
to s = elssa or o0w ~ Ho Was sn p,easps "a
sable in his manners and von for himself many warn
e ms s1d y. G
Masnyie Tenn where he has been engaged IN business
MA-on ThursSav. Oct 90 Of congestion Of the lungs,
Tmonoss z, only SON Of ocsav y A. and Theodore Moss
aged months and = days.
The rssds and rsa a y the emily are respectfully
two ooiocf ron Ss lase redsass iss West sisteen
street His remains viii bo interret In Calvary Come
kU1soosxr.-on Wednesday, Oct III, at his residence,
JANE MuRoosSr, native o. Clonme VI, Tpperary, Ie-
land
his friends and acquaintances are spectully invited
TO attend the funeral from hiR hate ssdence No ia
Roosevelt street corner Of who " further notice,
this (Friday) afternoon, at half-L usf two tpciock
NE1DxRNsYxR.-Ln Wednesday, October 10, EIzAKKrH
ANNE, the beloved wife Of Augua Neidermeyer
Teh relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend theunsra from her late residence, No.
ia Charles street, this FRIDAY afternoon, at two
O'Clock
O'Cosxnl.-on Wednesday, Oct. 1e, WILLIAM O'Cos
NEIL, brother to Michael Daniel an Thomas O'Conneu,
native of Charlcvile, county Of C0I, Ireland, aged
years.
His friends and those OF his bro eTs are invited -
attend the funeral from his late resi- dence No 10
Bowery, this Friday) afternoos, at 20 yciock
TAyIoR.-On Tuesday, Oct 49, ut Or sen Farms, HnKB-
uAH G. TAyLoR aged 81 years.
WIoGN.On Wednesday, Oct. 10, al r. se, WILLIAM,
Of Augustus and Ann wiggn, agNi Is months and II
days.
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SurRrNE CouM-Csrcuit Part 1.-Noe. 1891, BOIL
44s4h sc4 47es, 1878, 64l7 $500, 542s, 5sa7, $3.50
57s2 1854 b1S7, 5244 4439 $3.50, 6235, $685. 5754,
5se2 1894. Part 2-Noe 1890, 22la, 1884, 1892 24s,
1882 240 244o 1888, 1914 242S 2474 2476 247s 24S0,
2ss2, 24s4 24s6, 249c, 2402.
SrPERioR CorRT-Nos 40, 472, 500h, 112, ia, 461,
col aS1, 100, $685. $685. 562, $50, IS, 4s7, 5l4, 1872
UNITED STATES msrRicT CouRT--Jury Causes-Nos. 5S,
49, TO- H. Admiralty CauseslOs 1O4 IS, 49, lls, lis,
I2s, 1875, 10l, lo2
COMMON PrnAs--Part adjourned. Part 2-No. 142
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United States District Court.

CHARGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND Es-
CAPE OF THE PRISONER
Before Hon. Judge Ingerson.
Ocr 20-7he Unced States Antonio Grilo.-The de-
PENDANT in this charged with passing counterfeit
coin in Brooklyn in bakery store where he asked for
buns and gave bad half dollar In payment from which
he received the change The policeman who arrested the
prisoner deposed to his having about $4 good mony and
over 80 counterfeit.
The Jury convicted the prisoner, but while being
moved to the Jail he managed to give leg bail and has
since been heard of. e a
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The Rev. DR.. Forbes, for many years pastor Of st.
AIMS church, in this city, has lately, understand
abandoned the communion Of the Roman Catholic church
Major G. J. Helm, popular Consul at Havana, Cuba,
has arrived in town with his family and is at the
Everett House. We learn that be is his way to his
post for which he will embark board the steamer
leave on the 27th inst. for Havana.
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LkAvENW0RTH r. T., Oct 20 1903.
At three o'clock this morning fire broke out In BASS
lords billiard saloon, corner OF Shawnee and Main
streets and before the flames could be arrested fifteen
buildings and their contents destroyed Tho loss
estimated at $l20OVO Is about two thirds covered by
insurance in Eastern Offices. Messrs. RUSSELL Major
waddos stores consumed and their loss sc, 900;
half insured The other principal sufferers Lucas
Moore Co., r. Allen Ferrill and J. p Applegate
Co. The verandah and Shotwell Houses were also on
flrelY conaumad. n
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THEATRE FRAxcArx.-Mr. and Mrs Drayton giving
their paror operas at this house. alternating with the per-
formances of the French artists The Draytons and their
operas exceedingly popular, and attract full and
fashionable houses. piece, called Never Despair,
with Diamond Cut Diamond" will be given this
ming.
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,.,oner os the insane Dr. H. Stevens, OF st. Albans;
xssS CsnrnsnisConer Gardner, Of Bs0ntngtcn Ad5u
1sat General a. a. Baxter Of Rutland; Quartermaster
General, Geo. J. Davis, OF Cavondmn.
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Trial, and arc jnst ~ good =
\ Shirt in avery resps ct; they
iare made mp In the 'scry bes1
.and late xstyle, ana for fttins
I've chspenas 2 II co mpetition.
We make orr sh irts up for
sanple . N an y sty lie It 81 %
each. We Use aothing bus
the genuine Irish linen n tn
hos omR, col lara and wrist
bands. and qsver y shirt sold e
ibis estabf5shu lent II war
, rasnsa,. 70 E sery respect. We
ifespec.IojIy 10 wife the publi1
70 e-snpn Q ou r Shirt.
~68 l6Rl ANYWAY
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ACADEMY or Music" Rigolctto,n grand opera,
which has never been properly sung here will be given
night with fine distribution which includes Madame
Ccson, Stgcl, the tenor, and Fcrr the baritone,
who made a great bit on Wednesday. I" Rgoletto' Is
said to be his greatest part
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Military Gala nay,

Military Gala Day,
PARADE AND ANNUAL r.ux 81 I'm s1vn11
AkD savnNTYFlssT RSenmtTs-NuvUw ~ Gov
kSNos MORGAN, ETC., ErC. ~-'
Ihs Seventh Regiment, National Guard. Oo,o,., VA.
shall Lensrs, and the Seventy Ars Regiment American
Guard Colonel A. g. vosbugh assembled yesterday fore
noon at Hamilton square, Yorkviue, In full uniform, with
knapsacks for annual inspection, dri and review. Ths
Seventh Regiment met Ut hafpsst ten A. n, and the
Seventy first at an hour later. Both commands were
drilled IN the following Of instruction ~ laid down
by the Aduant General the former under the direction
Of Brigade Major and Inspector HArrio Of the Third
Brigade Staff and the latter by Brigade Major and Inspec.
tor Smith, Of the First Brigade staff
Poyng battalion In close column by division, IN rear
2. Deploying column on first division.
poyng battalion In front q the fourth division.
=. Employing column on fourth division
O. Ployng battalion third division, right In front.
Depoyng column on third division.
Breaking BY company 70 tho 'front.' 10 the right, into
8. Closing the column To half distance.
y Taking wheeling distance the rear OF the column
~. Closing column TO half distance on tho rearmost
IL Taking wheeling distance on the head Of the CO.
:. Forming divisions, tho column being at full dis
Is Closinr column en- sasse.
Is. Changing front perpendicusry formed upon the
right company nt then changing front perpendularly to
the rear, 70 tho rear upon the right company.
49, Pioyng batalSp into column doubled on the centr
at half distance and Afterwards formed into line OF battle
faced 70 the right and then ploying the battalion int
column doubled on the centre, closed en- nass, and
formed In line OF battle faced u the right
II. Forming square from line OF battle by the ploymen
into simple column by division ut half distance In OF
the right division.
IS. Reducing square, and ploying the battalion into
double column and reforming square, and then reducing
1t and deployng Into column.
The movements were executed with promptness, and
with but few exceptions very well done. The Seventh
concluded the last mannuvre the list at about
O'Clock, when the regiment dismissed for dinner The
that ensued Of the soldiers gathered in
groups the grass and Others Fortunate who had
friends present In carriages amusing All appeared
TO have appetite created by this rigid drill and they
consumed the good things Of fe the edbles and drnka
bles with gusto Here could be soldier perched
upon coach box disposng Of his days ratons out Of
his knapsack mating occasionally with drink OF
de out Of suspicious looking bottle Another SOL
der could be seen sitting in carriage, with two three
lady friends helping him TO good things each tender
ing him some choice morsel while the poor soldier
almost choked TO death with kindness These similar
apparent 10 every present. created
much amusement After the dinner scene the troops
quite refreshed the regiment was formed for inspection
The following are the figures in detail showing the
mericalstrepgth of the famous Seventh
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CHIRTs, SHIRTS, SHIFTS
- Six for -. or 81 90 each Ia
LEWIS 4 GRBERT, exceis .
sior shirt nsar ufacturers, 46ei y
broadway, between Graod;~
and BrooHe streets. II
We would again remind our.
friends and public that vel .
are yet in the field with 0urlf,
sSlx SAIR.kS FOR %. "a;
and wa would call tho aiteD- :,
ton of every body that wearsiE
shirts, ard particularly To-, %
those THAI have been in the
hsb.i Of paying &2 and ~ oOt<.|
each thA, our 81 20 Shirts sre ~
ipNde Of the very same mae iu
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.5r zz0V11l
Two santa 70 mails, due at Independence Tuesday.
have not YET 'sass NV mat far
cher difficulties with the Indians Ea, o0vWI7u'
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees-The best in the world SURPRISING al made Sold
applied ct the mandatory, XS Broadway
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POKT SARMA, q w., Oct. 20, 1859
Five of the Of the propeller Troy picked up
night by the steamer Kaloolah There twenty
three persons board the Troy when she down.
whom only eight known TO be saved.
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Fleming's Golden Ale.
The public respectfully requested to call and
inc the above article In pint bottles for family
:. = 20 go. - = WM FLEMING, 1853 Broadway
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HIPS Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black or
brown; best in Depot No. Barclay street, and sold by
all druU
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Brandeth,s Pills are Composed OF Ex-
tracts without boiling the application Of heat The
medicinal prime pie Is thus secured AS In the living herb
Principal Office - Canal si eet Price Is cents box
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees-Tbe The world wholesale retail and the dye
privately applied. No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

Herrfpg's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 81 Broadway Of Murray
New York.
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Hair-Its Diseases. Fall, Change Of Coz
or, their embeli'shment The whole treated By GRAND
JEAf 60 Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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English Crfckctcrs..-An Imperial Pho
cgrsph q hs IAN England Eleven now on EXHIBITION q
BRAlYS Gallery Gas Broadway of Bleeoker street,
also fine microscopic view the cricket ground with
Crs playing Copies Of the sercoecoI ic view Tor sale
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Holloway's Ointment Is the Rest Pain
reeye Of and dangerous
scalds Apply freely and the sufferer will be
eved and easy In few moments No so Maiden lane, N.
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Election or Judges OF Supreme Court or
Vermont.
MosTrnixR, Oct 20, 1862
In the joint Assembly this forenoon tue Judges OF the
Supreme Court electcd folows-Chef Justice,
lssac Redfed, OF Windsor; Associate Judges Luke p
Pollard Of ST. johnsburg Asa o. Adds, Of S. Adams;
John Perpent Of vergennes; James Barrett, Of Wood
stock, and Loyal C. kellogg of Bensou,
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The Nebraska Election.

Returns from Nebraska indicate the election Of Esta
brook, democrat as delegate 10 Congress-
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Rupture Cured by Marsh and Co.'s Ra-
Truss They keep silk Elastic Stockings for
veins Supporters and Shoulder Braces Instruments
for deformies made 10 order. No. vesey street. Asor
uon.aN nuEY nrk
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Barry's Trtcopher0us IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng cleaning curing,
preserving and restoring the hair. LAdiesy Sold By III
0rugGaB.
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wigs %; Toupees and Hair Dye.-Came-
ROWS 99 Fucn street. Brooklyn. For style and quality
CHALLENGE world.
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special despatch 70 the Republican says party Of
arrived ut st. Joseph yesterday from Pixies Peak
bringing Sl00, 900 In dust
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Exchanges.

1ACM8M8ces
BOSTON, Oct. 20, 1859.
Exchange on New York 1-lOth Of one Der cent No
difference between gold and currency.
81. LOUIS, Oct. 10, 1850.
Sight drafts scarce and in demand, but quotations
altered. NNN
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20, 1859.
Sight drafts on New York at q of per cent
premium.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20, 1859.
Sight drafts New York 120h Of one per cent pre-
mium
CHICAGO, Oct. 20, 1859
Sight drafts on New York firm, al u per cent pre-
MUM for currency, and per cent premium for gold.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 20, 1859.
Sight exchange on New York u per cent premium for
gold, premium for Missouri funds, and q premium
for currency.
CHARLESTON, Oct 20, 1859.
Sight exchange on New York par to i per cent pre-
MUM fea1
NOZZLE, Oct. 20, 1859.
Sight exchange on New York par to i per cent pre-.
MUM.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 90, 1859.
Sight exchange on New York par y per cent pre-
MUM.
eas CINCINNATI, Oct. 20, 1859
Sight drafts on New York X per cent premium.
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"H0rse Fair" after Rosa Bonheur; The
voysge Of Life THE Twtns with 100 other ne paint
ngs 70 be be sold at auction this morning at 5 Broadway
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Riggs Truss," Waterproof Used In
bathing ceany durabc protects the cord conracsthe
inR1. as broome greet
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Tao Drsw.s ~ Il ths ssEex County and
uousctdaAed Lottery q Delaware.
ynAsCE, ssoADszsrs AOo.


| xAsAassa -.
1Ss Iesaau.e Of re STATE Of Delaware Il III ~
ry year. the undssssnsd co%m.scSeyys spposs
10. SS seSua e, q. ~ Su
SVSAA couSfr-CLAn Is Ocroszz 10 1859.
= 1876, 70, 70, rs, "a, 8, n, "a, %, 80, IT,
coSsoil'AssD Lorrsar-clAss IN, oc.osxz 70, isse
90, IS, So, 50, SO. ~, II, 81, 4s, 60, 10, 81.
w,nss: l hsrds awimngou, Del, ~ day hursday,,
; !sas RA5 *z4zK.s }o,na...,.....
SslSCs Sho1b2Ex,s o.
Wilmington, Del.
Eau Fashion Hats for 1850. r
WHITE The batter ZIG Broadway opposite 81 Paups church
The Dollar-ocracy.-Yes, the Four Doll
~ Is o s Ss
~ .nS s sSs DS are y n
s % wit ra be ss xsGSs ~. We
Brady: Gallery has Removed from sSs
FrC,Swi{ 70 g. ssU.sw: q sss0ks' srs Pho
Photographs or the Late Hen. d. c.
% s .lSlepss and twenty
Williamson Bros, Brooklyn.-Photo-
street. Photographs enlarged from daguerreoypea
5000 Cashmere Suits to Match,
a. So a. SIS. :ls rs and N.
EVANS. 60 and @ Fulton sreel
Genin,s Hat store. 5O7 Broadway.
MAGENTA HAT FOR YOUNG MEN
NEW AND cHAsrE. oo"" A~N'
Now the Ovcrc0at Breeze Is Set I'm. Re.
pair instantly 70 DRUhGOLD PROcHS, 2l4 Broadway.
Shaker Flannel Undershirts and Draw
door ssa p nS h sss sSs T
Warm Under Garments, the Best and
cheapest. at RANKIN's 6s7 Broadway and IS Bowery.
Business Suits to Match.-Splcndfd
stock at Oak Hail. "a and Sc Fulton street.
OvercOats, OvercOats.-Extra Large and
splendid assortment at Oak hail. "a and 50 Fulton street.
Heavy All Wool Under Garments, All
Sizes for women and children at McIAUGHLINS
ner Of Greenwich and Murray streets.
Ladies', the Best Place In New York to
buy CATER and button Boots India Rubbers &C. for your
MILLER 4 CO.'S, ss7 Canal street
"HOrse Fair" after Rosa Bonheur; Tho
ngs % be be sold At auction this morning ii rs Broadway
Billiards and Chess at BassfOrd's, 140
Fulton Tables for sale Bassfods last improved Table,
bank true angles asaL q any
The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
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The Cricket Match at Ham,lton, G. w.

HAMILTON, Oct. 10, 1852
The cricket match recommended ut eleven O'Clock.
Lilly white caught tho third ball from Parsons
and Stephenson bowed the fourth by Sharpe
The total Tor the Eleven was 70 runs.
& The following is the Of the twenty-five their
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second innings
Dcspard Lockyer b. W:sden. Observation-Disclosures. o
Parsons Carpenter b. Wsden Observation-Disclosures.
Howard G. Carpenter b. Wsden. Observation-Disclosures.
JONES' " oIu'uy
Rogerson stumped Lockyer b. Wisden ..............
hArfB D. WiSuen. tt...................... D
kykert l. D. W. D. Grundy...
Sharpe c. Carpenter D. Wsden.
neso .. Wsuen. o
OReily G. Lockyer b. Grundy Observation-Disclosures.
1hespie v
iotten D. Wisoen.
1.-The telegIa ph has omitted the score OF 1--WE men,.
Total. .53
Tho forty necessary to win got by Cafyn
and jackson without losing wicket, as follows
rAl ny ~
Dyee, 0c''.
Total. Observation-Disclosures
Between 200 ana 900 persons were on the ground
including large proportion Of ladies', notwithstanding
the G I'D, drizzly weather.
The match ~ Rochester of Friday and Satur-
day.
HAMILTON, c. W. Oct. 20, 1852
In the cricket match to-day between the North and
South Of England with six Canadians each side one
innings was played with each, with tho following result
North 81 South 3d. The crcketers leave Tor Rochester
this evening. The weather Is clear, cold and windy.
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Gcntlcmen's Fashion Hats.
WHITE, tho" Halter rs Broadway
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Ladies', the Best Place In New York to
buy CATER and button Boots India Rubbers &C. for
MILLER CO.'S, ss7 Canal street
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Heavy All Wool Under Garments, All
Sizes for men, women and children at McAUGHLINS
OF Greenwich and Murray streets.
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The DollaT-ocracy.-Yes, the F0ux Doll
varonise KNOX for they have become convinced
~ acus experience tha he manufactures made
10 this coui try His fabrcs elegant fashionable Comfort
Able durable and cheap and tightly appreciated by all
familiar with The merits Of KNOBS hats we recommend
them to visit his establishment IA Broadway.
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Shaker Flannel Unslershirts and Draw
sba1 knit half hose &C. at 81 and 80 William
door north Of Maiden lane. GEO. NJ. TRACY, Agent
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Overc0ats, Overc0ats.-Extra Large and
SPLENDID assortment Oak hail. "a 50 Fulton street.
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FAN Fashion Hats for 1850.
WHITE, The haer ZIG Broadway opposite St Psua church
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Business Suits to Match.-Splondfd
stock at Oak Hall, "a and s. Fulton street.
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Now the Overcoat Breeze Is Set I'm, Re.
pair instantly TO DRUNGOLD 4 PROCH'S, al4 Broadway
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Warm Under Garments, the Best and
cheapest, at RANKIN'S. 6T Broadway and IS Bowery.
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Photographs or the Late Hen. ID. G.
Brocer ck for sale 1t the HOLMES Gallery COL Broadway
Ave cent miniatures.
Williamson Bros, Br0oklyn.-Photo-
grsrhs csmeoypes and dsguereoypes Gallery ~ Fulton
street Photographs enlarged from daguerreotypes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

mi, a tablishment ,1ofng tho most complete Prin
tery in se south bot regards Types. ornaments
&C. and the latest md most approved Machin'
BOOK q I'd JOB PRINTING, such A.
PAMPHLETS, BANK CnE
CATALOGUES, NOTES, PoSTEkS,
BiLIs on FADING. HANDBILLs. &e
~ Par scnlar ate alton given 70 fine work fo'
psnks Public Offices INSURANCE. Railroad and Trans
rcrtafion Companies. Tobacco Factors, &c.
iii r. DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CAnns. BILL HEAps, SINAI
rfrenIars Labels &C., Is capable OF turning OIL 00
in ressions per hour thereby enabling the patrons
~ this establishment to obtain this description o
,rork AT the shortest POSSIBLE notice.
1PsIces reduced in proportion to The increase a
,ypeed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze. and variool
in this branch of the. business the propTietors
..feIv en- ALL K-sGY CON PETITION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27

TREATMENT OF GoUr-The Abeille Medicale con-
taian article the of the oil extracted from
the horse chesnuts as a sedative in govt In order
70 extract this oil the horse chesnuts are irst
ground 20 powder; the latter is then treated with
snlphuric ether, which dissolves the oil rosin and
sopon iue contained in the mass. The oil is then
obtained pure by evaporating the ether. Ten
kiegramn,es Of hotse chesnnts yield ten grammes
OF oil To use it, IL must be applied with fine
hair brush on the part affected. If the pain ia
very istense the JUNCTION should be effected cir
culs-!y, 80 as to arrive gradually to the CENTRE
When the first application is absorbed second
one 10 effected after the lapse of few minutes
aud then third and fourth, if necessary. The
oiled part Is then covered with blotting paper
cotton, or flannel, aud then with oiskin. In some
cases the application Of the oil Causes an increase
of the pain for the first half hour after which
the sedative action commences; but generally the
pain gradually disappears without any sggrava-
tion.