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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-04
W-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE ~ loo''
love been slO, DOG 80. Gold, from all sources $780,

have been sl63 ?eG 49, Gold, from all sources, $780,.
s2s 3o silver $72 46s 90. Copper cents received IN
exchange for cents Of new issue, $3.50. The gold
coinage for the month was 800 $50 in doube eagles;
sls sos in halfeagles; $52l9 60 in fine bars making
a tou,l of gold c,inage Of sl33ooi 60. The silver
coinage was s32 200 ia dollars $4,000 in balfdollars
$40 900 in quarterdolars, and sI5 400 in dimes max
me- .be total silver conaee $Sl 100 Cent. s3J000
~. ~ hole number Of .ese. coined ddtios the month
na s l7e. of the value If 500 lo4 50.
The following lie the United States lres'aTer's
monthly statement showing the amount a. ~ credit
in the Treasury, with assistant trss'aert and desig'
mated depostaries and in the Mint Pad branches, by
returns received to Monday MAY 49, 1860 the amount
for which drafts have been issued but were then I'M
maid, and the amount then remtiuing subject TO
draft:
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Arrived

slim Galena Lesy New.Orlesns May l5 mdse to w Vel
ss fSns from New Hae her again on
- lon s May 70 or Ii ye y 81 'n 80 o. SPOKE
whesand o Bstmo1e PeaeosS sssqs aaya . .rsr
Mary Clinton from New. Orleans for Baltimore
Bsrs Arehasa (of WsnenD Ssgda "a days sugar to master
Rrg JOS Park of Boson Park, Maanzs May zo sugar. Sc'
TO Biz Peuobseo Damon zsua May G sugar &c to Brett Son
SlSe isfess oPFS.s$$ IoT NSvfP Nav Is sal, to
Big Harriet Orb cOggdOq Grand f Ta. r. h bea s Y DO
mngo through the Passage 18th The H. has been days
N Of { ape May. with thick weather n
schr Wide World Burns Savannah days. coeon' ~e 70 Ne
T. s d' !: NJ Taylor, Lynch, Virginia days.
sehr Ii Neal, Wilson, Lubec days
sehr Whirlwind, Hoaley MiddetOwn days.
Steamer Petre Baker, Providence
stesmer Dawn Perry NewBedord mdse and pass to Bars
Ea LcFsna of BostOn obbs Remedies May 49, with sugar
TO sch sahara Small Black River JAM Hay H. OgwoOd and
BsgE Ymu Anderson mstanzas May aa to Stevens
Ssk LScona o sosto Taylor Na p mdse to j.
" Young Aes Collins: Hsysns = My 2 sugar K
1;spes'ot from NewUfeans for Rio Jsneiro.
TFg Dunkirh (of Eiswoith Grla Nueyies May H. sugar
&c. to G. F. Peters May "a, Cd Ginger Key spoke L. s.
Eng NJ Herrera Gf FranAfOEt Leavey Masan1aa Il days.
Ers Lillian tof Bucksport swaee Mstanna 10 days
to R. r. Buck Co. No date lat 30 3d. Ion "a A. spoke brig L.
n knight from Baltimore for Cardenas. -,
Brig Lizzie Bliss mot Louisa piss reported Below in this
mornings edion Of St. GEORGE Me- feron, Sagua IA DAYS
sugar and molasses TO Snow Burgess;
Schr Mist, hi soswsy, Baltimore day coal.
Scbr Caren ont, Johnson Virginia days, wood
SIR Burnet, Worth DaIien tGa II days timber to
Peck Church. m
schr C. L. Vanderyoor johnson, Virginia days lumber
Schr Fsce UDonnel Baracoa Mey u, fruit 10 Tho Gil-
martin inst lat 80 40 ion "a 80 spoke brig Gr,nads
scbr ASe 1gr waycot Csrdeuas 10 days sugar and
H. J.. Campbell (l;r.), for New-YoTs. . - -.
schr f. Buck (of Arand Coombos, Remedies May e. su
gar and molasees X. 7. Buck L Co. -
Surveying schr w. Bailey Dexter Charleston 6days
schr Ned Hand Wilmington, ~ c. days, naval stores to h.
sobr Ann Eliza Jones Baltimore days coal. -
Sch Helen ,of Harwich Baker Mstanzs days with
scbfPP BsnvsTd Green Virginia days wood.
Scbr Grand Turk Detroit Mch Stakweathe Jackson
willie days yellow pine to Brett, Son a Co -
Schr New jersey, Smith, Say brook days In ballast
schr Hudson Smith New Haven days, in ballast.
Schr g. L. Lowell Boston days, mdse to j. W. Mckee
schr Elias Dudley Shay, Rondout. coal, for Bangor.
schr. Commodore, Thicker, New Haven days
schr Planet Harding New-Hsyen day. in ballast
sch Harriet Neal Wilson Lubec days, plaster to Simpson
mayhew. n
Cromwell 4 Go. =.
steamer Anthracite Jones' Philadelphia md.e to J. N.
BhgsG -
Steamer Concord Norman Philadelphia, mdse to Lopez
enthusiastically. Edinburgh (Br) Liyerpooli Adratc,
Soubsn Bton Label Havana Alabama Savannah; Psrkers-
bufg Wilmington " C.. Yorktown, Norfolk; Monticello,
Wa.biueon; MONT venom bsl,imoei Patapsco Pouandi
,lip yorktown Liverpool; brig Energy Mobile
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........JrsE
Cleared.

Yorktown Psdsb Norfolk PataP.ce 'e s5 Tor
Tieston Co Alabama, Lyon sayanah 3 H. M.de pa1
I I Powell Wilmington N. G., II Il. Cromwell 20 :
Monticello eager Alexandria &c, H. b. CROMWELL Co. De4
"sbpsNabob Bsxter Shanghai, Cary Co Badger sa
,s Esparao J. Randall Co Baltic, Ierega Liverpool Ze-
iesa Co.; Robena Martin, glasgow Durham plJh' no 20
nan Ham Meyer Hamburg knnharot@ o. hu"'''
cen Hamburg, l. Il. Ansinck q 70 -, c.u,o cba,les
EarLs-Wieland, Ostemann, Bangor and CaLao ons'1'
J,ug. toncettins Carolina, Bristol H. oelhOfanu -
Esrr sveetz-r Glasgow X. p Buck Co Ciennegos oo'
na,s"os ponyert Co r. II Knight Gary, Naeyitss H.
d BroosInan Co.. Escoraza Ryder Nuevilss, Mora bro''
PIssMachias Sloppy Nu vitas T. Owen u Son Hortner
ibt fBr) CANON Ptou Post Small Aendale tbr) Def'
ME 81 John. p. !. Nevus SON r., ,,u =, =. p,pvon
4 Co Olivia Buxton Williams Augusta, Ne NsH ni7T',
A Fdwsrds Smith Georgetown, DoneI Potter 20 :. a
Wisms Curtis Savannah master Een rety ha III. Riys
master Alma snelgrove, Mansania Brett Son C9 hsIsI
w. Wi,dsor ID r. Dewolf Happy Return br) Vincent Bat
lie Harbor J. g. Dealey; G. Williams Goding WillHnston'
,ss,cT NJ Wsripg Crove Boston, w Lewis FRA, Mayo,
Bo,,ou w Mckee; Gulnere, Thuroer Boston master AZ
RSnSn Beer Boston; Samuel Gilman Crowel boston T.
Thoe Davis Fall River, master; Gazee Winston bn'toi
master - .-
sioop-Warren, Stokes, New Haven, master.
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i'nssengera Arrived

In Hean,hp PqHde,JH j,om SOUTHAMPTON and Rawe-Mrs
Levy lacy OF Conmca9c Levy. Ml- T. " Chysc five chill
dien enc nurscs Nm. J.. Pmnrtt Miss w. A. Christie Mile T.
omo Joe, ph Roh@ David Harrison and hdy Master Frank
haiiison Ms. h. II. Chaplain. Thomas Cphall Mia ~ r.
Jauncry d. Augustus Raw hg bearer dispatches the
l. iesaoL at London and Paris Albert bersaus Artist
Snndi'rd Me \. =. Spiou + Kintner Mrs Sarah Kail,
siG Edmund hty, ~ hicy and lady, T. ~ Palmer and lad
siitG f'rao Duany, O. dc hothcncour; H. Morgan. Mrs
Meme 'cn and eh,eI Godcha,A ady and son Mi.
CABIN, julio hass g. T.. Williams slime Alma lAignoax Mrs
eD'r'' itu"I d. Sceys end lady b. foiicrnann DR. r.
vishr Mis- \ J. MsdclaI hi-s Eva Msd~ls, Chas Midala
hombo''e Byron loii = Armstrong, g. J. kTsf- Capt J.
T. licnistn CuPt ,. Buneirte sud lady Capt Cooper
an id tspI D. iitlt AMI lady, Hester llae Co6i
'"id' Thor" ffancos serbgFep, Julus Staiach Mis. 4
iiaii, AlifA lila smith. if a. n. DnneoDe Henry Kay.
stf g. 7. NsIy'. lr J. H. Ward, j. e. Lsflwi.h 4 r. ~
Hhfda j. b ho.dIisLt, Nn. Scott Samuel Pnee, Dr. D. w
olit aud lady, Mis- 1hom, Antonio M.isbarr J. Borof
tky {. IL schnis ~ kanua, Dr. w Hub.rh and lads, DIR
,. kubich, Jacob srnenihal A. Nil.t & nslmaehr Mia.
fhrt MIA Mario thIet Mia ErnoFa Viz II Meud,i Nr. 4
Blum, Mifs \ frrdiirh, J. brucde lady und son Nh Fs
tndeli son ana daughter, Mis- e. FrAat Mas Masurr
hldcl, Lonf Bref del Esa Bfend- Ioaj. rrnd.l N Ma.
bI.nde j. brepd.l, l.. Brehde Thee Balinn.r ana 1v
hiiss Julie Hcflin, Isaac Stern, Fuchs ! Js,, H.o ~
Ter wife tnd two Children J. Nuer and a,V Nj n NIL,
fisr addrf and two children Mile Ieniris,. t,l K.nc
Emile L.r Geo. s,hon, A. Ne-tor LADY, D. Y.aun. ~
.Jis slhngirf, r. buckr = tons Miles Marie Brnn Emily
bi.nn 1Lrnta beh, lomeiina Dhl O. Mslno E,na Ilohr
-ls lDse sIlJel. 5e5 - p.eyig' ~ Es;.!r,, SIS. T.
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Total. laVi loo ii
This report is for the period commencing April ., and
ending April So 1860
The exchanges at the Bank Clearinghouse this
morning Were s2i,93j, 523 &c. The total exchanges
for the week ending this day sl31 3!S,6il W,
being an average of 81, SSS, l06 80, against
S2l476l62 G. for the week ending on Saturday last
The bank specie in the Monday statement OF averages
should show a fair INCREASE The shipment OF satur-
dsy week was more than neutralzed by the California
receipts Of Monday, while the banks have been
strengthened by $3.50 900 from the Sub-Treasury, aud
considerable receipts probably half TO three larers OF
a million from Philadelphia and the West. Toe Van
deIbt and Edinburgh to-day took 81 ,56o, 600. Inc
Money market continues TO be ove,suppiied win
money the gold shipments having not the slight
est effect upon il. Paper is 400 q cent,
and demand loans 406 q cent, the carreDt
rate being 5 T. celt, both for paper aud on
CALL and leading commercial paper very scarce The
largest OF specie held by any one bank in the
United States is that by the Bank Of Commerce, New
York, 50, 900; next, the Citizens Bank, New
Orleans s3,li9 600. The largesl circulation Of any
one bank is hat Of the Citizens Bank, NeN-Orieans,
sl8S9 GOO next the Louisiana State Bank 81 452 OJ0.
The Little Miami Road has declared semannual diyi
dend Of T. cent. The Pacific Mail Certificates come IN
very slowly for dividends, the over the actual
capital being now about Go shares and some Of this s
not actual over-ssue The impression of the managers
now is that the lOss viii fall below 100000. OF the
nnety-fve Insurance Companies ti city aud Brook
yn, TWEEN y-i,e are offered below par The most yalu-
able stock is the HowaId, for which l73 il bid The
Citizens has recently sold $50. The annexed in
eresting statistics OF the precious metals we have
received from Mr.. ID. M. Baiiour of Boston,
The following statement will exhibit the product Of
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schuty Miss Lena Mayee A. 0rab,r Her Miss Rebecc,
Hmm, & Meze, Hartman j. G. Huber Joseph CapreTs aud
idv Miss Fanny oznger Henriet- Ress Virginia 1ee Miss
Bsr,ond qhos Calls and lsdv H. WHEN A. Tewein C. Gas.
tadt Jean Csstane siofris g. Mayor, Roussey Mf ""
Lsnton G. RennTd lady two children ps.cd ' adv snd
Two children VIM Luea' John Bates. y D. Cooke and iady
Ms M Vadsworh end three children Thos Barton Cassuer
oer".d Total rs.
"a bark Young imcrG, from Havana-Mr Eastman, Master
A. REILLY
nephew.
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CASES AND CURES.
OF WHICH THERE ARE THOUSANDS.
CATARRH.


Tie wife of distinguished journalist OF this city has been
victim Cstsh for several years So much be obliged
to remain South for portion Of each year for past
such seriously 10 compromise her happiness
and health OF she had exhausted the skin of the dom
school Of medicine and had employed homeopathic phy
better purpose Some induced her Try tho
efficacy Of Humphreys Homeopathic Cash Specific and tho
has been that the lady home with her family,
and ia cured Of her Csterh
CHRONIC CATARRKA clergyman in neighborng village had
suffered for many years from obstinate Caah which had
sisted all attempts The obstruction and discharge from
the both and smell and times
interfering the change Of voice with h public MIN
istraons Almost In despair he commenced tho OF
Csarb specific and alter the of only few ps-one every
ngh-lound himself improved and he had used eatru
box. could consider himself entirely well
CATARRH clergyman aged ~ years had long suffered with
Catah which had only of annoyance but
TO excite unessine. in regard its effects upon his general
health There frequent and sometimes provse discharge
from his heed frequent sneezng and almost entire loss OF
smell He procured box Of Specific CaArh Pl and
entirely cured to return Of his Of smell In lha
course Of few works
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CcuRT CALENDAR-TKs DAY.

SUPSLAE C9gRT-CIRoCIf.-fart Mos. sol
80 lse4 sl5, 49, VI - 3 . ~ 1901 81 10
55 vz5so lcs. PA3r HIS $50 sis iOIi no ~ 800
so Go Ia S5l ~. oJ5 s2 1850 1872 1853 Ill3 1875 ll35
SUrKlsE CoGSf-SPEciiL TEKn.-Demuirers-
No, 70 q inclusive
S0gER.4s COCaT-Psrt Nos. Al, 40. AS,
zs3 ~ 4sl 49, 49, - o. s z 42 457 a. 5l3 III SOL
pisr "A -Ns iO2 l 3 l34 4sS, 554 $50 10 tsg sci 81
81 SO .s1i.ssl. cor -. 81. a.
COgRr or CoAa0s PLEAs-TRIAL TFRN-part ].
10 30 10 1870 no 2Og7 2G6 2Jl3 1915 2olg 2jl
~ ZOt 22a E8I Pfbs ILSoA 1896 1873 IsoO, l642 1874
JI $40 $40 a. iTl0 Is6 rs 5I5 ~ . 1876 1855 %0 49,
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS.

We send these Reuede By the single box full case, to any
part Of country By mail express, free Of charge on Se-
seipt Of the price.
NB-Ihe boxes Nos to Is small size, Sos 10 tot
largo Size and making up 81 81 case this must be re-
eubered The yias uniform in size and price and In sed
vial attention ia this point
Look the list make up of wha; kinds choose,
and nclose q stamps by mail 10
address at No. So Broadway NewYork and he mecns
will be duly returned by mail express.
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SUICIDE IS A GERMAS.-Coroner Jackman held an
inquest Oh the body Of Francis Lutz, German, aged
40 years, wbe committed suicide on Saturday evening
TIE deceased entered The taoon No. l3l Canal street,
kept by his friend Joseph Marmona and said he would
Ike 70 20 to bed awhile. He up stairs and laid
down, tut was shortly after heard grooming and call
ing for help Mr.. NarmOna went 10 him, when the
deerased ted him that he mad taken strychnine. Medi
cal abundance was a, once provided bat death ensued
IN aboct ten minuIes The deceased had been out OF
employment for number of weeks and very
despondcnt in consequence. The Jury rendered a
die Of "A aicde by ssyehnine while la5orng under de-
prsssion e spirits"
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Totsls......lts,ll9 2,25005a l,S5n2 1894 5s2z
The anthracite Coal tunnage has already reached the
very formidable aggregate Of 80. s53 tuns-a net in
crease over the tuunage, from the sans sources Of
supply last year, Of about $4,000 tuns. Tie feeling
in the trade is encouraging as at any time this
season.
The marine losses in May reached 81, ls9 600. the
aggregate since January is sI2 pos 100 against SO.
9ls 400 same time hist year. The aggregate Of 1853
was $50 1850.
The statement Of tie United States Mint in Ihiladel-
rhia fer he mouth Of May shows the total deposits to
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RN TcleYrupIh.

SANDY HOOK. June .. sunsctOne brig passing Ia; one
hp going sqash Channels ship on Bar and ship
TIE uhing, AL bound a.
CHARLESTON June 1.-The brig Selma. stetson. from PEN
saeo hound To Bahia encountered gale tue 2Sh MAY and
hes put into this poit for repairs
liyn. " AlwsVd Walter e.q, see. b. Unan
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. siS,ei2

The earnings Of the Indianapolis aud Cincinnati
Railroad for May will show IN increase OF aDo"t
$4,000 over the corresponding month ast year. Tnis
stock has recently sold privately in this market at 49,
the highest point touched for many months. The
floating debt is largely reduced, and the Read is earn
ing fairly good dividend upon its stock. The earn
ncs of the Hannibal and St. Josephs Railroad Tor the
third week in May are;
90 -,
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Total. *2o''r

The earnings OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad for the month of May will show an n-
crease Of between 5000 and $1,000 over the corfe
spending month last year.
The following is settlement Of the earnings oil tue
Buffalo Newly ok and Erie Railroad Buffalo to Corn
ing for the month Of May 1860, compared with the
same month of last year:
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DIED.

HuRNsIr III ey, FRIDAY, Nay z5 Fetr B1rncf late Of
Cour.spy A Se w.fcEk fo'1nteeTs
liz, a4S...na! = tQIs.sss G..G D.afss 80 " [oge.
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This large decrease i'll the imports is very satisfactory
while the exports of the week, exclusive of Specie
were over one hundred T. larger than in the came
week Of last year.
The exports Of specie from this port for the week
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uARItfE

WHIT PuEL As.-In Brookyg. L D. on Thursdsy. May
81 bv he ~. d. baker Ar Wv. II. White to Miss Annie
4 PLelan, - " Brooklyn.
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The following statement will exhibit the quantity
DC ureo;1s rnnials estilnated 10 be ID eXlsience

The following shows the Coal tnnnage for the week
and season. compared with last season to the same
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DYSPEPSIA,

gentleman somewhat advanced In years strong robust
stitn;in had lately been good deal affected with indigestion,
weak stomach coated bad in the mouth and at
tended with peculiar vertigo and whrns In the head uch
TO render riding In carriage mounting
nenee quite dangerous After trying several things ineec-
tua he fell upon the Dyspepsia Pills which afforded prompt
relief pill every night and mornns worked like cham,
heying all his vertigo and other unpleasant symptoms
DTsPBPsIA AND HE4DAcnRA stout man. 50 years of age,
has suffered several from Dyspepsia and weak stomach
DE hsd almost constant headache with uness In the
head ed stomach Food became acid and IN the mouth
In acid erucaons feelings of uness and reple.ion In the
ach bad aste ia the month coated tongue poor appetite with
general debility prostraton and depression spirits The
Dyspepsia Pills No TO- cured him entirely the few
weeks, taking only pill morning and night
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Annexed il a statement of the condition Of the Ohio
Banks on the lst of May, made under oath to the
O.. A,di,
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COUGHS and COLns.


gentleman public lecturer took severe cold the latter
part OF last month while travelling and ectring In Northern
though addressing public audiences evening
yet in two days by the aid Of the Specific he entirely
covered and enabled punue his sns without Inconvenience
No public speaker -hould be ithont them.
ban toLp-A married lady Of 40 had taken violent cold
which sctted her lungs causing cough pain In the
side and considerable fever and hosenes Such colds
usually very lasting and troublesome but by taking the Specific
Cough Ps four times PEI day in three days she entirely
we'll
CorGu BRoSourrsA young Of p bad cough and
houenoss tecu months. During Geld weather bis
lost only TO speak IT, Whispers pain induced cough
Ing cough dry raising tfihe ia the morning quit. feeble
end eacscd Had taken several medicines with but little
benefit. He comm enced with the Cough Pills pill threo
trnrs per day, and found haef Improving his cough
mil eT aud sohe hcaaess passed OIL strength aud appetite
improved endin few weeks entirely well having taken no
other madeleine.
gentleman Of 40 strong and robust took severe cold at
tended th pain and he cheat frequent cough With
SPECIFICATION In s the bsnes and general
trao The CoUoH PIs, pill roe smes pr day. entirely
cured him IN three DAYS
CorGHs Coins iNFrFNra. HoARsKNEs knl no bet,es
remedy than the SPKciTc CoreH PILis lake these a. a.
avoid exposure damp eet Coffee aud all excuses and
your cold win soon be well . =, =
RnoNcuITIs AND CorsH.-R. II. Gnhsm, esq, Of Moline
IN says, know well the value OF Cough Pnls having
used em LAST Winter Albany They helped the most OF
hing ever use and consider them inv eluable."
AGPNrS WANTED for the sale OF Remedies IN evs<y
tow OF community IA the United States Address
Dr. " HUMPHREYS Co,
Ne 90 Broadway, Nsw'yuA
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plnlrr-While Messrs.

r.rc,sg Of HICKS The PIRArE.-while Me'srs'
o.s savles council for Hicks, Were prepa,'"s
" y. as1ene, letter received from his PRONE Ss
''I - Hieks. of East Klhnsy, c., in when no
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clergyman OF The Baptist Church. we'll known in Illinois,
writing 10 81 y aiotei
with bleeding Piles and have regarded
AT time indeed holeest have used your medicine
te SVechc) and am cured have doubt you LAYING
the world under great and lasting obligatiops"
lady sends the oo~Ls II have been quite afflicted
for several years past with Hemouhods Pss-bAve tried
homeopathic remedies previously but without
weeks ince commenced taking your Specific for that
plant and felt almost immediate relief After taking or
eight OF the Pills the seemed 20 be wholly effected At
all events, have not been entirely salae
length OF time for several years
3 gentleman In OEtao County had been subject Plies
for II Is They extremely painful oen bleeding
poney lie obtained aud commenced taking the Pile spec6c
PAL morning and night After having less than one
boz, the patient declares himself entirely we'll
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Cost an6 fonn6.

CAUTION.-STOLEN, by burglars, on the night
~ Of the l III September inst the following RAlLRO 40
BONDS belonging person In Europe but in possession
Of the urd. rsirDed at the time Of the theft: - 80,
Ohio PenusS " mia Income Bonds Nos 9j7 9 4sl and
Az; 4 bonds Of / on each 49,
Lacrosse and Bwa Income snds No 5le for Sl 800
and No. 531, for 800. - -
Milwaukee and Mississippi Mortgage Bonds Nos 5o SILL 5l2
and 5l3; bonos Of $50 each.
Of 0p each 49,.
Cleveland arc Toledo Income Bond No. 1S2, for = co.,
Columbus and X.uis Bonds Nos l67 63 $751; SS' 92 3d.
and 1. a25, bonds Of 100 each
,ever CeIt6c Fire Insurance and Bank Stocks
Of city suIdry Railroad Stocks all issued la name OF
ADAM PEARSON.
All psoL are cautioned against uego Of the sb Dys
Bords Stocks different Offices have been notified OF the
'0''' N' p'' JAMES BUCHAN, No. 40 Elksbetb-t.
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% TRIBUNE,
Tribune BUILDINGS, New.York
u7TE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. Is.

HNHE WEEkLi lhiooNH Eva
TUE Nyw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
Great Fraud Reviv d. Texas in rerfoI Negro Fot-
ing, Case for an Anxious Mother Bosh ap up,
EUniusedi A Man to be Hung Editorial Para
graphs
and conspcuous form the latest aud most important
events that have ranspired in the City and suou,hs
and ,he United States, Canada, central America
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