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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
MosDsY, NOV. 25-p. v.


The Stock market thu morning was steady at the
spenipg, but dragged toward the close Of the session
The same influences which brought about the decline
g last week prevailed though with much less force,
and the Bulls did not eyince much disposition 70
peeist the decline. Some stock still comes on the
market from weak parties whose margins are used
an but this main cause of the fall during the latter
part Of lat week appears to be nearly exhausted.
Ths decline was quite general this morning, Erie
Csnnon being an exception, but there was 40 APP
psarance Of p2nic. After tho Board the market wac
heavy, under reports Of . further advance in Ex-
change, and 81 the Second Board quotations were
Sun lower; The changes, however, were not impor-
tsas, excepting ia Pacific Mail, which sold as low as
% declae offs y cent during the day. u was
nssrwsrd better This stock and Panama suffers
Aaoef Fears Of diff culties with England more than
as", from t'eir peculiar liability to loss in naval
ihSovsrnacnt stocks the transactions are nod
~ "hh no large amounts pressiDg on the market.
quotations, under tho circumstances, are web
.sa0s'. After the Second Board the feeling was
sss's', anAa rallyin some descriptions of 10 per
"~"0s p'as' Old Erie wa, firm aud in demand,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
PANAMA AND WESTERN MEXICO.

N lhHANA, lHNlSutli lNoN' AZ lSOi'
Since the sailing of the last steamer there have
been no arrivals either from the South or Central
America.
! The British gunboat Cygnet arrived at Aspinwall
on the 18th, with dates from Carihagena to the 9th
! November She reports that the mails from Bo-
gotta just arrived prior 10 her sailing brought no
/ important news.
General Jones is expected down by the next
steamer.
The Z. S. sloop Cyane has arrived in this port
from Mexico. All we'll
TIE Lancaster will probably leave here soon for
San Francisco 70 have new shaft put in, which is
now on board.
The Governor of tie State has officially informed
the foreign Consus here of the change of the title Of
the Republic of NewGranada TO that Of the United
States of Columbia.
/ Our wet season appears to DO fast drawing to
close.
The last British steamer from st. Thomas brought
no news Of the Sumter but is highly probable she
is near the coast Of Venezuela.
There is 10 news of importance TO report by this
steamer.
/ The Cyane. Commander s. b. Bissell, returned to
Panama the nth Dst., after an ateence OF eleven
mOnthE during which time she has been crulslnS ui
the northern coast of Mexico and in the Gulf OF
fornia. She made the remarkably short passage
from Acapulco of twenty days. From the time oil her
departure from Panama Jan. q until May b, when
che reached Acapulco from the Gulf, she was at an
Choir ONLY four weeks. She remained IN that port
for the protection of the nail steamers until July ~
when she sailed for Cape ST. Lucas ana has been Al
sea from that time until her arrival here, with the
exception Of four days ut Mazatlan ten days at La
Paz. and three days at Acapulco.
The political state OF Mexican aifsirs at aazatian,
Ia PGL &C.. wac quiet; and the Province OF Lower
California was in a most fourishing condition. ars-
ing rom the abundant rains at this season OF the
wear which has given life 70 the business OF the
costry, depressed by three years OF distressing
drouth.
The Orizaba, on her wsy from San Francisco,
sroke the Panama on the 25th, bound from Mexico
10 San Francisco The latter vessel reported seri'
on, row between the native and foreign population
IT Guaymas, in which three Americans were Killed,
and the American Consul imprisoned Twenty-Five
Americans finally succeeded in driving oil JJO ma
tiyos.
Tie Orizaba afterward spoke the United States
soop St. Maryp but heard nothing Of the disturbance
from her.
A Californian who had gone 10 Manzanio on q
little steamer loaded with percussion caps, from
San Francisco, was arrested aud sentenced to bt
shot We have not learned bis name, but he is ss,C
to be rich, aud viii probably be able to bay binse
of.
Mcssrs. Lee and Ryland gave their first equestrian
performance in this city tPanamal, Oh Monday even
ing last. and we have no hesitation in saying that i
has never been surpassed in Panama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
United STATES OF COLUMBIA.

The Plenipotentiaries from the Confederate states
closed their sessions at Bogota the 10Th OF Sep,
TENDER. Among other matters they have changed
the name Of the Republic Of New-Granada to thai
Of the United States Of Columbia, so that the ola
name 10 again revived.
The mail steamer from Carthagena arrived at
Aepinwall on the morning of the lth inst.
Bogota is reported TO be perfectly quiet. Cen
Uerran came TO Aspinwall on the steamer en- rOute
for Washington he will probably remain on the
Isthmus until the sailing Oh the next New-iofk
steamer.
Canal ia reported TO have sent Com mssioners from
Santander on behalf of the Federal Government TO
70 treat with Mosquera. Antioqlia still holds Out
against Mosquera, who WIS sending troops there 10
force tba, State into subiecton. GIaldo is said TO
be at the head OF 1000 men.
By a vessel from Buensventura, we learn that the
forces Of Gen. Lopez had succeeded in taking pos
session OF Popayap.
The British gunboat Cignet, Capt. Thripp, arrived
NJ Aspinwal on the l2th, with dates from Cartha-
gena TO the 9Th int. She reports no news OF interest
IL is thought in Carhagena that the report oil the
defeat Of Canal was unfounded, else confirmation
OF il would have been forwarded to that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
coURr CALENpAa-TBIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-G GENERA TERn.-Non e sss sss
aedNos as 2ss 1885, ~. Eru%s ate 1Is ga Is ~
500 91i, 800, $50 400. 4oaa 49, A0' -" "' 49,
* st siT III ~ i az, o,
ISL l' sd. is,T iss 1884, io2s, i263 i2si, i<',
nis, , I Couar.-Part H.-Nos. 1854, 26A,
l,e6 27ss. s7sc 1885, 1873. i7, z1o' S"' s |'' ''''
Corrr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part L.Sos' OV'
IA l9t lg, Patlt.-Nos LAG, $3.50, isstozi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

The Board of Control have determined TO discon'
Time the keeping Of balance at Cincinnati for ae-
count of Excbange-snce rates are likely to rule al
80 low figure 80 to remove the indueement TO re-
turn The notes Of the banks for redemption very
actively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
vferefpss cr Produce.

Nov, 2s-o9f1l bbls Flour 10 do Corn Meal 102 bags
do 50 bills whisky go 54 bush. Wheat e6a $50 do Gem,
~ 80 do Oats losl DO. seed ssT do Barley 1853 do.
5I2 pkgs Prosi1ns Do Ashes 55 DO BnckWhest Flour
COZ do. Lard, 20 kegs do, 2n Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Tie Bank statement exhibits the features Indicated
in our paragraph of yesterday. The loans and de-
posts show large increase, the resu. Of tie iast
negotiation with 1ir. Chase. The commercial loans
continue to diminish. The specie lire uc'withsand-
ing the drain for the Sub-Ireasury, keers up well,
showing decline of only $4,000. The actual
amount in yauIt to-day is $il,CJOOOO With this
amount moderate expert Of specie CON- even if such
necessity should also, would not weaken the banks
materially. But any export Of speeie could be
avoided by tie banks by opening credit IN Europe
on the Government securities they bold, with promi-
nent bankers for one or two million pounds stering.
TIE following is comparative statement OF the
condition of tie banks of NewYork City, Nov. 10
and Nov. 90:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

GUPREME COURT, County OF New
- York-sARAH CAHEN. Plaintiff, ssainsl LOUIS
CAHEN, Defendant. SUMMONS-For Relief tom. not
served To the Defendant LOUIS CAHEN-Nou are hereby
.ounoIod and REQUIRED to the complaint in
f action which wiz he fled in The Office Of The Clerk Of the
City and County Ct Newly q the City Han IN the CITY
of York and copy Of your 70 the said
Donlpsint on tie subscriber his Office No laZ Nasssu.
street 10 the City Of Newly oIk within twenty days aef The
service Of Ills you, exclusive OF The day Of sc
service; and you fail 20 the said complaint within
hs sfor, said 81 plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Cean FIX the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated October &c, 1861. 4. L. PlNNE1. Pin Atty.
The complaint ib Ibis scon hed the Path day o.
October 1851 the office Of the CLERK OF The City and County
Of New-ToTk. OclS IAw5wTn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
ECUADOR,

Oar dates are Guaya1uil, Oct. 81 Mania, 10Th;
Esnerslda.. 9th; Tamaco 2sh; and Buenayen-
tina. 18th.
Buenayentura stil remains in the hands of the
Confederates; they had suffered very severely from
scarcity Of provisions, but finally succeeded in get.
ting in supplies. The three litto blockading vessels
still remained inactive some distance fIom tine town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
Us MARsHATs oFFIcE-Nov. %.

Shortly after tie crew of the SLAYER Augusta were
DISCHARGED by L. S Comms.ionsr Henry, they were re.
arrested by Marshal and sent down to Fort Lafayette
The charge Of attempting to in the 'avetsde not
being sustained the prisoners are now seUt to Fo hssJee
on suspicion Of snsgng in the Augusta for privaeens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

CAMILLE Monday, Nov. Is, 1857.
ror N. week ending Monday Nov 25sl Of Cs,tle
20 cars 81 HoEs II OF sheep 9ess Of Hgtss Total
oci ie0; odd Os cars Of EIpress freight, making total
number Of cars hauled by Ssck Express tius curing the
week ts& Increase of stock II fetal inc!sAss II cara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
ment Of the Iowa State Bank;
The Lov;spiNe Joaynql LAS this Item:

The Louisville Journal has this lien;
90" Conedeae Treasury note has made iis way Into our
sspcr II Is No a. al and Of ne denomination o. 70,
psysbe yesr. after date, undabie IN Sonedeaie ste
stock bearing cent interest and receivable In payment OF
duas except export dues The engraving iereUtstie aad
m. cap Of inferior quality Tho vguette IL
,sof leaning cspson the tignitctneo OF which We PIE
se Is he about TO haul auH on the anchor Of nope
The leading items in the report of the banks OF
Ohio, for the quarter ending the fret Monday in
November, compare with the previous quarter and
for the same time last season us follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
L. 9. PRIZE COMMISSIONERS ofPIoE-Nov. as

The ptize brig Delta was reported to the Prize
Commissioners this morning This yessel wss laden Win
coffee and salt. and captured by the steamer South CaTons
and sent home 10 charge Of Prize-Master Rogers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

tn. Cincinnati Gazette Of sd says:
Money "a abundant aud rates are unchanged al lydlt
go, 1S rood pe, Al short d.es There tool tnd
for e1chanres and rsirt hm Of pa buying sndat
MUM selling. Gold unchanged
TIE 81. LO,is Republican OF Friday says;
The demand for exchange yey moderate ssd the raes
unaitsIed buying y cent aud selling at premium io
baet,be funds bod s selling at sdyAEee Of per eent
premium exchange.
Tie Chicago IIiJpne OF Saturday sage:
The supply Of eastern exchange h It'll, ght ane tbo msse
is very iiri at cent premium that being the rate or
ing aud ssif T. Some Of the banks aud brokers cold At Y
cent; bnt the usual GIe wssa Gold Is Ann al ;dt cent
premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

iarteis-CAaKFuLLT REPORTED pom THE y. TRisurr
r. MospAY. Nov. rs, 1851.
ASEs steady srd in lmi.e5 demand sales Of - bba
e. - 20 for is aud Pears
tOTIDElae lna4keI Is trrrr ard moro sciive taie o.
20 baics ~e quote aIiddlns Upland end do dof st2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Nov. IS
THE CREW OF THE SLAYER AUGUSTA.

Last week the crew of the SLAYER Augusta, seven
teen IN number were arrested great trouble and expense,
on charge of attempting to engage in the saverads On
Friday an examination Of the took place before Commits
.Oner Henry who morning rendered decision dschars
ing accused the ground that there no evidence
to sustain tho charge The DisticAorney represented J
M Andrews consented to the discharge Of tie accused
wEsrERyELT GIVES BAIL.
This morning L. s. Commissioner White took bail
IN the case Of Mnthorn Wes,eve the third mate Of the
SLAYER Nightingale. The sgreties John s. Westervet Of
Staten Island and Francis hsnn justified Ia the sum Of pow
each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TEEx-NoT 1a-beiors Jus
tice MoScRiEr: ,,
L. Perez del Rio agt. Joseph Morrison O. ai'-Mo'
ton denied with 81 costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
LAZY INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Noy. as-Befors
Judge SHIPnAN.
THE FINALE OF The CORA SLAVE cASE-EHTEHcE
OF THE MATES.
John Wilson and Hans Olson the second and third
mates of the Cora who pleaded guilty Of voluntarily
serving on that vessel when engaged ia % sayersde were
brought up this morning 1t may be remembered
tina, Captain Latham Of the Cora made his escape through the
conniysnce of Msshs Rynders officers and that the
fret mstc It said through porhole, while the vessel
leg in the Brooklyn NayyYsrd In passing sentence ON VII
and Olson the Judge remarked that the accused had ale
ready been imprisoned fourteen month He would therefore
them to sing Sing for months from this day. and
impose fine upon them Of $500 EACH
In the four Of the Cora the District Attorney
entered nois pro'e7Ui
81 900 WORTH or sEGARs FORFEITED TO UNCLE SAN.
The United States sgt One Case Of Segns, marked b.
& Co."
This was suit for forfeiture on the ground OF
un5erysnston The segars branded as Conchas but
were enered by the of Conehetss which smaller
and inferior article. The claimants j. Bancroft Co.. al
legged the goods Concbeas but had been branded
Conhss by mistake The Jury rendered verdict ior Toe
United Sste, fseng the goods Ethan Allen snd Weo.et
D. Craig the Government; james kidgeway iof the
claimants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
CUPREME COURT-CIN AND COUNTY

- OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n PACKARD and
DARWIN r. JAMES plaintiffs, against SAMUEL OIL
BERT and W. 4. PLUMMER, deeudl ns Summons FOR
money demand contract. tCom not rer) To the De
fndaot above famed and each of theD fon are hereby
summ0led sid required tie complaint in this
action, Whisl filed IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
City and County Of Newly ok the third day Of June,
lSCi al The City Hall IN said City and TO serve copy
your TO the said complaint the subscriber
At Lie oco number fourteen Wssteet IN the City OF
Rev YoIk within twenty days after the service Of ills
Sns you exclusive OF The day Of sucl service and II
You fail 70 the sad complaint within the umo tfe
sail the plaintiffs IN this action viii take judgment against
tie Of three hundred and dollars and twenty
eight cents $50 22 with Interest hundred AID forty
four and twenty SIX cents $l 2o from May lsh
thousand eight hundred ind sixty and interest
hundred sud tx dollars ard two cents Slbo o2) from
January S0h thousand eight hundred sixyone besides
the costs anl dbuI semen,s OF this acouDsd kewl OH
June33 1861. JOHN NJ. EMERSON,
Oct OF, lsB.Gw Mo. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New

GUPREAIE COURT, City and County OF New
~ York.-JANE KNOWLES, Plaintiff, sgains. WILLIAM
C. JOHNSON Detndsrt- summons Tor uouey demand on
contr1os-f Com. served ITO the Deen dai M
e. JOHNSpN; You are hereby summoned and required 20
be complaint IN bis scon bich win be tiled IL Che
OCe o. the Clerk q heCy and County Of New ork az the
City Hall in said city and 10 Of your the
ssiI complaint Ia Subscriber hi Office, No 800 Bro0ue
At Cy OK within twenty days Fte the service Of
This summons on you eKeluive Of the day ofueh services
aud Al Won fl TO snswef the said plant within TIE time
,fe.aid die plaintiff 10 his action viii take uegne. sganst
vow 10 lie sum three thoHsad dollars with interest on "o
fhoussnd two hundred and Gy dolaIs from the Tt Day o.
yuus 100 sud interest seven huuGIed and hty dollars from
s first ay Jelray e6 bsce the costs o. this sciIon
LUTHER b. PERT Plaintiffs Attorney, .
no. %s8 Broonle ~, n Y.
The complaint In this action filed IN the Office Of the
(ek Of the Cy ard County Of NewI in the Stleo New
York the 18th day q August; 1901 at The Cy Hall ~ SAID
sty-Daed August 10, 1901. - - -
L b. PERT, Plaintiffs Attorney, :.
anio lawCms No 333 Br0ome-st., n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

TlBiH eJhs Lodns Syeei. Ctrrrafos, ard Dtois effe
Banks ne Cry Hsr lo,k, The toeek taats5 Safay
lay, N0r. o. 1861 10 tshea alfred ne Capital Of each
BocE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

gold and considerable amount Of Government drafts
The Galena and Chicago Railroad Company have
advertised their dividends OF = cent payable Let
Of January, al Chicago, in exchange on New.York,
at par
Extensive preparations are being made by the Iii
nois Central Road to store neaT Chicago 10 cribs
for which purpose a whole section Of land hits been
appropriated.
The returns OF the recent election in Illinois show
an overwhelming vote against the new banking law
submitted 70 the people.
ThOmpson'S Reporter contains the following let
ter from the Bank Department, upon the subjec, Of
engraved signatures 10 Bank Notes:
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBAvf, Nov. 49, 1861.
GsxTIESKs 70 oue.,ons consined IN your
18th inst, received this morning reply that
spee ia spirit with tie provisions Of sections and n
OF the General Bank Law OF 1883.
Tbs law. previous to the Act of 1899, prohibited banking
and the circulation OF bills money, except by special CHAR
ie The Constitution 70 bidding special legislative charters
the Of currency bank notes 10 circulate money
must be found in the general laws for this purpose
Section Il declares tst oil bills ssnoJ and put in circulation
ouey snail 90 signed by ihs President and Cashier there
Of Nov do not believe that he LesiAisue intended that
contemplated TO make the mater s,i clearer. however
o. bauk authorized circulate there bits money they
shall and sign snch IN the required
Ia. 10 make them proissory notes &c 10 en-
graye Signature 10 common note Of hand therefore, would
not In Judgment be executing and signing 1t In the
required by law 10 make Il obligatory Promissory
note"
Beside this to sda the principle would undermine the
foundation of all the security defended by the Constitution
snd the Legislature The establishment OF this Department
srd The deposit Of ample security for the issue only oil such
nctes a. properly registered and cOHnegned here. II
the President and Cashier may have engraved signatures on
bank nole why the Bank Department
moi have an esgra egsy Signature. Add to this engraved
the note, and you have mere picture instead Of
te obesto prOstoy note" recognized by the banking
laws AMI reg Ired aud couDorsigned ia the Bank Depart
net undsr is responsibility and direction Of lis Saperin
fendeut hopefully yours.
EDWARD HAND, Dep. Sup.
The receipts at tide-wa.er of aour wheat, corn,
and barley. for the third weeS Of November 1860 and
1861, have been as follows;
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Eenal Notlces.

NOTICE is hereby gysn fhai es aPPHi n for T
~ e , made to S for The yERsAsT
GoEvENroN 70 enable Ssn 70 sSS R bS Me e
'i,asssys, ~, -" Nov. ii is6i.Ncv. 10 lsw6wTu'
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- I.,v,,y,rp JOpN n. PLAT9T. Flainiias Attorney.
CUPREME COUTR-City and County, OF I, N y p,

GUPREME COUTR-City and County oi ,. STn-
- Yok--PHILIP T. SMITH, Plaintiff sgsiHs' onrna9
DORE CHRISTIAN Edgar A. Btosh nssn't ,a ~ PJrin
Tlooas Arferufan Jurnes Alderman Plus Mayet NM
Tabb John Nicholson, and joseph boA.ssi ~ -, 5e
Summons Ter reeflCoufpsit not ssI'sv bcr.by s,1
noneS and requie3 10 dc con pant ,As voc Gu ~
which wil be hd IN the oes o. I Han a. the CITY Of New
ors and % COPY 70 I said coPsint
ny a. III. Office No. 2S3 Broadway, IN The City
on inc twenty da sier the service hereof
ss,vs 81 he Ssy Of such services and you fall 70 answer
Che eoasiat Ea a. ne Com for he relief denaaded In he
ec-.sf ed October 3. 1851
s0NF A W. GEiS sen HAlNEit- yR., Plaintiffs Attorney
sr. oopsn In tue above entitled scon filed p the
sfe OF Clerk Of the City and County Of Newlork on
de al, day Of October, lttl.
F. w oElsSENHAINEH ", Plaintiffs Attorney.
MI I.rslNs.In
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lncrea.e s7o Inc. a0s 0oo Ine. 60 De- 8 ilo


!or The years 1860 and 1861 have been;
Flouf bbls. Whrli. In. Com bn. rar.ey. b.
iF0..... JIG 500 l5Sal0gJ i3e624n0 2tii 80
!8cl...... u $50 800 z6glg.11 2il9laO iEg3 go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

SFw.YoRx clAsHrIcAriox
IIrl.nL EL.Iida MoL.e N. Q. 4 Ieasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Reducing tie wheat 10 Hour, the eNcess ~ tho
receipt OF 1861 is equal to ?, 40 bbs. OF -four
The receipts at tide-water n the principal articles
of produce from the opening Off Canals to and IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

GUPRBMI - an WU wou.! y.
a. ioba c. Chs>nbellau and John II. Waerhouss
Stos Of az Bat viii and testament OF Jacob Aims
sssn.1'Sis~,irs icdISA AIMS, widow OF John T. Aims
secol.o0 siros RHry q. Aims and Jsln p. Aims. Sum
-" n, Relief (com Ser 10 the defendants above
1900 Yog md each Of You hereby summoned and re-
S "a er the csispsint in this action, which was enly
H. ofe Of the Clerk Of the Citg and County Of New
YORK ar the 18Th day Of emaer 1851 at the City hi ~
,be Ci.zof New-YoTk grd to copy o. your hn,Ne
20 tie aid comysip the subscriber a. lis once VI NC
% IslLst in tie City Of NewloIk, within twenty dayl
Scr the service OF this sunmcn you excutiye o. me cay
ri Fuch service; and IL you is 10 the said complain
within The time aforesaid the pls IFS IN Lis acon w a y
% the Cour the relief Demanded in the
nSs Iswey.fa JOHN H. PLATT. PLAINTIFF Attorney.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16
GERMAN UROsC0PIC PHYSICIAN.
"a 81 vs. II VI - ON

wxroTT inform the citizens ofBrandon AND
vicinity that he will practice medicine the German
Uroscopc system which leads him 70 locate and desco
b of disease Of Chronic Character with the
utmost accuracy satisfaction clean vial containing
about two ounces urinpassed trst IN the morning
with the name and of patient, will enable him 70 trea
successf,lly he In question Hence, one individual
bring several cases and medicine can be sent 20 any
T, If the country His remedies wholly Of the Re
rmed Practice differing from hose Of any other
system or school consisting Chemicals and Extracts 10
the most concentrated form and obtained
10 from theyestable kingdom ohviatng the nconvenience
f buIk &c heretofore objection 70 their general use
Particular attention will Be paid TO Female Complaints
and all Diseases of delicate be trusted TO him
without betrayal of that confidence hich should exist
between the patient and physician No charge for con
sultation Charges for medicine reasonable
Office hours from A. Nj. till 4P. NJ. Office few rods
aouth of the Brandon House, Brandon, and In Perkins
New Building Rutland. 70 Dr. Edison will be at biz
Office in Rutland every Tuesday Hilyb