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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

~ HEADACHE s The vorte sign by which nature make
Known any deviation whaoyeT from the natural state Of the
ba ain and vowed in this light be looked en- as SAFE
quad intended give notice OF d which might otherwise
attention m he remedied ard its indications
should neglected Headsches be CLASSIFIED under
nsues viz: Symptoms'ic and diopatmc sytnptonalc
variety diseases among which Apoplexy Cont hheua
thetc of desle of tie stomach constituting 'ie headIeh Of
hepatc disease constituting billions hcdddeh' OF worms con
patton other disorders the bowels well renal and
Diseases ofthe heart very frequently at
tended With Headches Ansnis and plethora are also aec
ache Is very common being usually distinguished oy tho
of headache sometimes coming Oh suddenly IN
state of arenty health and protang at the
mental and hyics energies aid in other instances comes ON
slowly heraded by depression Of spirits aceTbity OF temper
the pain Is in the front OF tine head over one
both eye and sometimes provoking vomiting under TINS
class may also be IADled Neuralgia. .
the Of either class Of Headache the tephio
Pills have been found aud safe remedy relieving the most
pains minutes and by its subtle power Graduating
the diseases Of which Headache the unerring index
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after the reading Of bis excommunraionS ana wished
TO correct some apable errors in fact that he pastor
had fallen into in Bis explanation Of the case put ne
,eyerend gentleman told him that was not the time
and place for exr nation, and that he must looS else
where ard TO another channel for redress lie was
mariI.stly much averse 10 Mr. Brewers undolnY ms
work and warded off snch criticism as he haI ~
expect. Mr. Brewer, therefore, sald OUT ie" "''1'
ard let the matter quietly pass. $1,000.
m case has seen ed the farcical and has occa-
fion,d more talk because. while il dsnclines members
for hearing Wendell Phillips on Toussaint overture
it follows in the lead OF man who mas aIey peuedd
over the meeting Of two Observation-Disclosures anu
Clinton-wbo visited us, and who uses hls influence 10
binder tie progress Of Anti-Slayery and Republicansm
Nor does il discipline for known drunkenness heen,
tionsntss and other fragrant sins -only Tor heresy
ard freedom Of speech and hearing.
An orthodox minister, in god and regular stand
ing" who lately preached in the PRESBYTERIAN Church,
hut refused its pulpit in the evening to preaeh
sermon on the Revival Of Christianity winch we
need fearing that he would touch on the question oil
Slavery, "iust before election" and who had there
fore TO Beake himself to the Stone Church to accom-
plish his mission, said in the village paper few days
tince:
81 had the pleasure Of hearing one of the members
" of the Session,' Presbyterian the Hon. Henry
" Stephens exhort eloquenly that IA miqulty was
coming in like food, all should supplicate that the
Srrit Of tie Lord would lift up the standard. As
wac walking in the street thought 1t Il even 80;
Brother Step hens is right iniquy did come in like
food when johnson, from the Sontb, stood IN the
Cortland Cont House and poured forth his insults
upon the assembly-Judge Stephens in the chair
Ouick az lightning tie thought came to me, it is my
duty TO preach to the Presbyterian Church and con
ereeation on The Revival Of Christianity which we
need" But Mr.. Johnson's thought could not be-
cone a deed and SO lie had to serve for the stone
Church in which he preached two Sundays.
Mr. Brewer has stuck to the Church, notwithstand'
ing it's opposition to him and to freedom, as close as
broher-tOme have thought shrewdly and some not MOI
with quite enough Of the Martin Luther soirlt; lie
still continues in the Sunday School, though probably
quite Aeyeticoi on several points His pupils are much
attached TO Linz and still desire his services. In this
is quite probable the Church will tolerate him and
another war having got out of the one just closed with
20 much damage to its reputation. It rather anus
ing TO rec him go directly from the excommunication to
his cLss and gratifying to see him so cordially wei,
coined Il rather showed that his defeat was after all
q triumph. LIBERTY.
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CONSTELLATION OR COsrTvENEss.

No one Of the many Ills flesh s heir to- is prevalent so
little understood and much neglected as Costyenes OeD
originating careessnes sedenery habits is regarded az
slight order Of consequence TO excite anxiety while
in reality the precursor and companion Of many the
fatal and dangerous diseases and unless early eTadiceed will
bring the sufferer untmey Among the lighter evils
which costiyeuess j. the usual attendant eGdsshe Collie
Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles and others Of Ike nature while
train OF fghtu diseases such Malignant Feyes Alb
cesse Dysentery Diarhes Dyspepsia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy
aray HysteIs Hypochoudasia MaDchoy and Insanity
indicate h, presence in the system by this alarming ymp
Not unTequeny the diseases named originate IN Constipa
but take Independent existence unless the cause s
follows that the disorder should immediate attention
wherever occurs and should neglect TO get box OF
Cephac Pills the Of the complaint their
timely viii expe the nsdous approaches Of disease and
destroy this dan geTous foe TO human life.
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Markets.-cAnEYrIrr REPORTED yoR The N Y. Tnlsuy,

Markets.-CARERrLLr REPORTED yoR TIE ~ I. IRlBgSs-
AsHESz1he inquiry is moderate for both kinds sales Of
COTTON-Thc,e is no movement only 800 bales -oli
today Generally basis of9laloc for Mddng Upland and
CoFFEE-The market Is dull and heavy We only hear Of
aeI q 20 sfsi n csRs on private ierI1 r Water. ana s
Flour fair early The day holder. sns pressed them
market but the close Of Chenrc better feeling
vailed with inquiry brands improved prices;
the better grades t quite irregular and n limited demand
Western ~ 81 IS Tor Extra ~ GOA IS for choice
do - 500 20 for the low grades Of Western Extra; - 70
81 40 FOR ade brands do Canadian Flour s. in moderate
Of 100 bis ct - Is Sc 50 Tor Fsts. southern Flour
NC deate request but with limited arrivals and es ohsnEs
n,ed to good supeT6ne Baltimore SCI and IS for the
s~sT si ~ Sb tGTr d sa P Sf Me-. rs
snd heavy a 80 20 for jersey and 81 Sr srndywne'
GRANITE inquiry Wheel early in the day Wa limited.
but he close Of hs day better dmo.d Rreysd Hns
rehts and better demand r sterling stimulated the
P9S h aT ale. fs s: Shees e sRSas
s0o bush Rel state In ioIsl 10; $500 bush Red West.
st o1e i 81 10 end $50 bush White Michigan at 81 sisi IS
Barley inquired aer bat at prices below the views OF hode
Canadian @ d3 and statea, 81 d57is Rycis neglected.
there buyers 6o and sellers at Csc Com Is lower; at tbs
abatement there inquiry for export and the trade sO
speculative demand sales OF 1900 ou,h At DC ior Western
MIpEsThe rasse "a dull and heavy, and We have
ad GSgei eGas'e e. aaS az ,s:
qqie,, end IN the ab.enco q Sc. price. are nominal
LhE-Ihe market for RockAnd i very quie and prices
nominal At s5c. for Common and ~ 70 for Lump
unchanged stiles OF 10 bbs New Orleans at Sc,
bbl. do. BIC. rs bhl DO 2SdJc, cash and Is
bids Porto Rico O.: 9c.,
NAVAL sIOREs-1he market for ell descriptions T.
dnll and depressed and impossible to give anything lac
fair quotation, owing 20 the reuaiy Of prices The only
,ransscon We hear Of 4 sale Of 80 bb Connion Rosin 4
4 n. delivered
PRovISloNso Po'k market ia dar and nominl the Of
hfngs fair 81 Prns slO 10 Of old Mess 50 and
do at III - Beet 10 limited request aud Il heavy and
NOMINAL sales Of 81 bills II Se0a Tor epsied Mess
sud HlO 15e III for Extra Prime Mess Is inactive 4 $50
sl1 feei Hans are dull At 820sl30 Bacon scarce and
"arts - VI O Cut Meats guie, dI for Shoulders,
and 9. dlOo f0r Hams Dressed Hog. In fair dem nd and
are scarcc az y A1ic Lard plenty and Ia fair request,
'eos Of 10 bbl lOlc Butter Is ~ good soPpv aud s
Cboi6e.
RlcR duni sale Of IS e. Hsd4sc for Common to pN
STOCK 81 prime small
tions.
hide New Orleans a. tt mos 50 hhda AMI 81 boSss
Cuba on prigdic kchn'd dull ~ BtUfc ro. fss
STANDARD brands Crushed Ground and 0rsnulsied
sFEDS-Thc inquiry for Clover seed Is a AZ Sdbtc Hno
thy Seed nominal Rough Ian Seed sasse At 81 800
I'll s. y bush
TALlON-Ihe market Il 6rmi the demand ish, ssos 9eo
n prime AZ l0c, sni 81 q package.
Nnlshllhe Ma At 3. heavy tho seGAna more ss<ys
eAlcs ~ go solA % III t7'N
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COURT cALENDAR-THrs DAY: =,

US. DrsTRIcT CogRT.-NOs. SO, 81, SO, 40, Al, ~,
1e, Is, ~, az. ,
SUPREME COuRT-CRcuT.--Part L-Oyer and
Terminer Part -Nos lO 1885, 49, 3d. 80 sJ9 99 1904
9i I52 1903 1851 1893 1903 49, 1884, 1902 1886, 2 2oe,
207l.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERH.-Issues Of law,
&c Nos 49, l25 1876 1873 TO 49, 90 I42, li3 1871 146
SUPERIOR COURT-Part I.-NOe. 937, 3363, I'D,
1885, 1867 ST. S. 68l. 500 245 767 COS. 500 800 1888 loi
Gel $50 G57 $40 Part U-No Gao $40 696. $685. $40 8si,
$685. esO 49, 54 522 SCI Sc 1885, 4l2 49, 49, l62 4 4S3 eo
Court OF COsMos PLEks-Part Mos ~,
81 A. 252 253 2545 24f 2547 249 2o 1880 255l 2i 233,
2O3i Part -Nos 22s2 2293 3eO $751; 2lss 2s7 2e, l79,
2Oe9 2lO5 324, 1870 2289 1916 299.
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JOSHUA T.. BRIDGE, H. d.,
Resident Physician, qrseferbeTs Institute,
No. 2 BoND-sT., NETWORK.
THE oRAHFEHBERG VEGETABLE FILLS

THE GRAEFHEBERG VEGETABLE FILLS
NE the best IA the world for family use, AND for
IEDiGYsTIOs-Co -HKlDAsHI -NtkVocsskst--
ACCOMPLISHMENTS NAUSEA - FL.TCLs.cd
-WAs1 on ArPKTITE- DIsFHPsIi-LIyKR COailASr-Shi
PfsGs.
On aeoosa, Of e, great sdatis dad from feet Et ht5
petey oyige H0usorte ne bOt> w ertPef e,Hd
tor TuefeaLerg PRis A be found odsiE naE ans
okhCrs.
~ Price 25 per toy. On the recot stone dollar fou
boIes viii be sent by mail free Vi postage TO cry Fa' o. e
country.
dddIess ADORE. -. oro>.n
r. Al Of the Grsefenbos medicines are sold AZ No bOSD
ST, end BY oil druggists -.
I Dr. BRIDGE M attend 70 prQfssiorcl eo' ard r,oe're
paonh resideHee ia ne GTGenbg inHfte bvfd'ng,
No. z BONDST NeV York aud lac !, permitted 20 ro'e
among sthels to
Hoh.CK GREELEY, Of The Neo Y0dt TriIsne
Prof A. r. PHABoDr, Of Hafv0rd Uscerskv, HIss
Rev y. II. CHAPIs d d., Of Hete- fo'k.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THR ApALGAuATION LAyGUAGKs There y growing
tendency In Ills appropriate the most word OF
other languages aud after while to incorporate them into oar
owns titus the word Cephac which is from the Greek signify
ing for the head" il becoming popnlSed in connection
with Mr. Spaldings great Headache Remedy but will soon be
used general way and the word Ccphalc win become
Eectroype and many others whose distinction az
foreign words has been away by common usage ANTI they
seem native and TO the manor born"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

Twenty Millions DOLLARS sAyED.-Ar. Spslding hos
sold millions Of bottles Of h celebrated Prepared Glue and
al dollars worth Of
broken furniture thus making aggregate OF twenty millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable Invention
Having made Glue household word be proceeds to do
tie world still greater service by curing all the aching heads with
Ceyhaic Pills and they good his Glue, headaches
viii soon vanish away Ike snow in July,
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Missus wants you to send her box Of Cephsle
Gue-no bottle of Prepared Plsbut I'm thinking that's not
Just it neither but perhaps ven be sher knowing what
We see she's nigh dead gone with TIE Se Headache and
wants Of that same a. relaved her before
DRrGGIsr-Y on must Spsdings Cephaic Pills
BRIDGET Och! sure and you've ted 1T here's the
aitheT
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La " INIELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Doc. e-Betas
In gs BF1Ts
THE sL,vEB wEATBERGUAGY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT-Dec. s.-Betse
Judge BErTs
sLhVER wEATBERGUaGB.
The evidence il this thus far, shows That VIE
the Collector ,icd the sesse temporary deck made o. rough
boards discovered her Also ia CASKS OF wEto slowed
IN The hold Claims and u4anac. cooking sppctc Tor pre-
pairing lgge quantities o. rice, Ac., also found Ice case
|. tin on.
NJ v y. WlcoGson for the United Stete, Beebe, Dean
Donohue for claimant.
sUPREsM CoURT-CsAsB,Rs.-Doo Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.
Wn. NJ. II. Smith agt. John 5. Wright, ct al.--No.
ton denied without costs II reference Is consented To-
SUPERIOR COuBT-GHSKR,L TEsH-Doc. s-Boicre all
thu Justices.
DECISIONS.
Chr;.,ian Stamler act. Alexander M. Lawrence
ple,ded AcOrder affirmed With liberty TO the defendant 20
amend IN particulars Order 70 be settled GU notice
james L. Cheemsn sgt james H. stur5s e AL-Ordor IT.
yeT.ed without costs. . - - -,
William Pinlney AT, Henry " Chlds a. si-Ordsred that
upou the defendants executing stipulation Jointly and several
y budnE NOT 20 the Sheriff his dop1es
the plaintiff taking of keeping the property under the
execution is.uod the Judgment the order appealed
reversed without the udgneu. herein W
order l. affirmed.
james Chambers al sst Frederick Grantzou-New tr.tl
ordered; costs TO abide event
COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONS-DYc. g-B,fore Re-
o0rdsT BARNAKp.
Several prisoners, heretofore convicted in this Court
brought for sentence. In the Of Thomas
Judgment suspended sas Read who had pleaded guilty
ws~Iy IN the third degree wa E0osR up Tbs Ressts
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xfENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
" From foot Of COurand,st Connecting at Hampton Juno
hon With Delaware Lscsawsnna and Western Railroad and 81
E~ston with Lehgh Valley Railroad and m connections tormli
g direct line 70 HaTIburg without change Of cars.
WINTER ARRAEGEMEHT-Co Commencing December 40
IS6o.-Leave New oTk rs follows:
HARRsFrRC EIPrFsAt a n FOR Eastor, Residing Potts
eie isouTg hsuch Chunk " iiisuspeT Sc.
Man TEAIN-At ~. for Esston Wafer Gap, Scranton
Great Bend pittston, Nikesbsue, &C
u =. THRoUGH IRNSs0r Eaoo. Msuch Chunk, Williams
port, Recon T. P3ttgviile. Harrisburg, &C
AZ. TBEorGp IRAFkoI Easion, Bethlehem, Allentown,
and MauCh Chunk.
$50 D.. N. " ~ TRAIN-For SomeTyi1e.
RtPREss TEAuy FOA BARzisBUEG--The a m. Express
Train from NewY arrives Harrisburg At 1880 noon, m
Sms 70 connect With last trains ast aud west on Pennsyvh
RGircao Northern Central aud south, and
ziA the Cumberland Valley Railroad
EnuBTHpORT NEw.YORk fERRY-Leave New Yorl
hom Pier No. p North River and II $3.50 and
Lave ELITABgTH-At els and 8;l5 g. nj l:N and %;T
p 49,.
The boats stop Bergen Point snd Mariners usT5or even
trip each way JOHN O. SIERNS. Superintendent.
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Ocean Gteamcrs.

Tor SOUTHAMPTON aud HAVRE.-On
SATURDAY Jan. s. the United States nail steamer Full
TON J. A. WOi'TON Commander will sail from Pier No u
North River foot Of Beechs'. ~ noon $500, IL,
his ,teshp for safety and comfort his doube
engine under deck ncosed by water tight compartment
uLic beside other results tend IN the event Of collision or
saudng keep the pumps FREQ to work aid secGre tue safety
OF yes, IL and pu sengeTs
Passage in Second Cabin, 7 75 and $50 - . ,.o,,
For f!eight OF passasc. apply to SAMUEL NJ FOX.
- GEO. hhCkESLlE,
Agclts No broadway
The steamer ARAGO viii AL Feb. 2.
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rr OVER EXCITEMENT and the mental and anxiety
incceut to close attention business study among the
numerous Nervous Hesdac The dsordeed state OF
mind and incident this distressing complaint fatal
blow 70 all energy ambition Sufferers by this disorder
ALWAYS obtain speedy relief from these distressing attacks by
using one of Cephac Pills whenever the symptoms appear
Il ous the oyeaked BRAIN and soothes the strained aud jar
ring nerves. and Ieaxe the tension Of the stomach which
sggavses the dsoIdered condition Of the BRAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
UEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE ALL KINDS. OF HEADACHE.

By The use of Pill the periodic attacks Of Nsrro. or
M Headache may prevented and taken ct the commence
eut Of on attack Immediate relief from pain andslkness ~ be
obtained.
They sdon fall IL removing tie Nae.ed end lead1eat to
which females are 80 subject
They act genuy upon the bowel, renewing CoHicese'
For Leayv Msa Sta4en Delicate Femsle', and eli persons
Of .oaaayp hab they valuable LnSdt'oe improving
the ocp svng and ,0Sr to the digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength fho whole syston
TIE CEPHALIC PILLS tho rosuh Of long investigation
aud carefully Conducted experiments having been IN use many
years during which time they have prevented and relieved
yss amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether osi
mating the system from deanged 4S'e Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable IN their composition and may 20
taken ut with perfect safety without making any change
Of diet and me GJHcc n dice gra5e tise renders easy
10 adntnisfey them 20 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine hlYe Eve signatures Of Heny'C sPadns on
oacL Box.
Sod by Druggists snd all other Dealers in Medicines
ABoG vii De sent by mail PrePdi. on receipt Of tho
PRICE, % CENTS.
An ofdorS should be addressed 20
HENRY &. SPAI4DING,
n. ~ CedsFs-, Ee,,YoTL
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A REAL BLESSING.

PItticiaa-We Mrs Jores. how is that headschei
1s JOaes-Goue Doctor all g1ne the pill you sent cured
just twenty minutes and wish you would send more, 90
that ] cau have them handy.
pAvscnnYo u can get them at any Druggists Can for
Cephso Pills find they fail and recommend them in
all cases Of headache.
Mr. Jne-I shan send for directly and shall I'll. all ny
suffering friends for they a real blessing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

~ Din Won ever have the SICK Headache Do you
her The hrobbng temples the eveed brow the oaihng aud
dgust a. the sight of ood7 How totally unit were for
nssnYe conversation or study One Of the Cepaio Pills
would have relieved you from eli the suffering which you then
Ypeec4d For this and other purposes you should always
hove boz Of them on hand occasion requires.
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OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Il n Il
by men Of ghest character and m the Grsenbes Nedi
nstutisn and il the widely known and best esteemed
medical organization in the country,
ti Gov W SSGH COR or Of Florida
Hon R. BRe6. SqBe,rr CSqrty l veS- Yorh, and from
leading Divines, Physicians and public men
My personal acquaintance with Of the members Of the
Graeenberg COMPANY fully usifes me IN expressing the O2in
w. FRANCIS HALL, Editor aut Proprietor
New.York Conms,sai Adrerthey..
hereby certify that have examined number Of esinoniL,
merits Of their medicines end pleasure In saying that they
present evidences OF Fengnenes end ere snAsdo
.he confidence Of the puohc. NJ bANGS, ". ,'c,L
Sine that tint, @ the leading GrasDers h'eie' ha'
ken" UTERINE cATHoLIooN
which only reliable for those diseases which render
he Ir Of women fom the age upward miserable
only known to themselves These diseases arict mar
condition In life affords any que sganst Beside
she lOcsl uterine symptoms they often at'endsiwith
's'i 1ssais sit, yWnSesanl1a n
DeIangsd Appalachian III the Beck and
KLneysIC hlls-Cod Hand. and Feet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -NeurAl1a-
D.ainess-Nervouenes!-i issiscio-RestIesre.s-
Di,orbed sleep-Flu,hos of Heat
Acid Stouach-Npuses gesion-
Difficult passing Of rine with heat or st1srti1s-
Itohng-Buming or Irritation OF the Uterine OTsans-
irritable TeiapeT-ssdses.- Deprsyod. appetite
Fatu.snce-UupIeasan Droams-Pan IN tho Uterine
Organs-Numbnoss and Pain In toe Limbs
Loss Of Memoly-Psin in the Back.
Dr. BRIDGB-Desr Sir: an Methods minister, AID have 70
usye much among the country towns vhero see many people
In their hom.t Knowing he Gr5ccnbcrg Medicines well
always recommend them Tie Pins and Uterine Cethoiicon
Ro.k absolute miracles hove many suffering aid broken
down woman whom have advised tie CGhoicon ana on ace
ng sgan hssod that she ha 6eenenIey cured and
wouedyise wbOws afflicted with any ienlas
weakness Teguarty uterine difficulty % 60 short OF bread
anti tx dollars send for the Csthocon IL "a
how bad how long antng the case has
been the beet ply sic.aDs Ia the country have ooed
wears vain have known the OaeeuoeIs Choio 20
sure everybody to make sAcrhoe to get
VIII fail and all sufferers may look upon II a the
greatest bles ing ever offered to them al,
Rgv. W. II. LAWRENCE, AlysouTi.
THE ORAEFENBERG MARSHALDS UTERINE Ca
THoLICOE prepared by educated phyician epd may be
fully depended upon All other preparations should be avoided
Puee 81 so per bottle RoR Sn DoLI-aHs FIVE Bo1TLss
zriL ~ sXSr ny EKPRBss. PKErAIp ~ TBs
KIND OF EzYRE.s LISE YHoN NEW YoRy.
Addroo
JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, II. H..
Resident Physician. Qrsefeubers Institute,
No 2 BoNDsT. HEW-YoEK-
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'ARDLY REALIZED.

III ad N oribe 'eadacho this hafemOon, baud stopped
into tie hspoihecsry hand hi 70 the Can You ne~e
me Of AN 'eadache T. It hacho 'ard' "a Hex
ocedingy hi hand upsn that e Cephaic P
hand pom onor cured quick that rdy realized
I'D 'sd an ieadsehe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

GREAr DIsCOyERY.-Among the most important OF oil the
Tes medical discoveries Of this age be considered the sys
tenn Of vacdn.tion for protection from small the Cephaa
nm for relief of Headache and the Of Qunne for the
yeption Of Feve either Of which is specific whose bene
ts viii experienced by suffering humanity long asr thei
discoyeIers forgotten.
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Gteambcats ano Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT.-DAILY LINE.-Fare
Il 50 eents.-Tbe steamer CATALINE Capt WilhaEo A.
Vail win leave Diversity, East River EVERY DAY st II
O'clock raining In connection with Housstonic Rs
road TIE steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck slip every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at l. o'clock noon,
arriving IN time with al the cypress trains
GEO. w CORlIES Aren't
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

Trains leave:
YROA CHAMBRRs-sT.:
Express, ! and IA a u, and
r. NJ.
Troy aud Albany, HAL a. 3:i'
p. m.
Troy and Albany with Sleep
mig earl, y:a5 p. IA.
PouShkeepsie Train, 1880 a III
and y. m.
Peekskil Train, 4 2. N.
Sing Sing Train 10 d N. and
$50, 500. and 6:40 ?. N.
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nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
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CCARF PINS-Warranted solid gold and coral, 81
oeseb Gold and Silver Thistle shawl and Scarf Pins Watches
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AesOdeons for repaired by experienced wOrkmen and de-
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