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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-30
ORGANIC WEARNEss
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate ofone ofthe most emineb7
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent in the hos
pitfalls of London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA, and
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as
toniShing cures that were ever known many
troubled with ringing in the hean and ears
Wnen aSleep,great nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with freouent
blushtng, attended sometimes with dernnr,e-
mentoi mind, were cured immedialelY. -
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Machinery forsale..

THE FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL.
i b sold nj lois to suit purchasers. tia all
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his offic.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

me many thousands cured at this establish,
ment within the last twenty years ana ~.
numerous important surgical Operations peT.
formed by DR.. johnson, witnessed by the re-
POIters OF me Sun and many other nnneTs
nouceS OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, Besides his STANDING
as gentleman of chRratter and responsibility
l. sunclent guarantee to the afncted.
feb2O-lye II OiHED'
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind and body are the
na mo neceNSslry requisites 70 promote con mn.
lourneythrough life becomes a weary niISriTn.
age; Inc prospect hourly darkens to I'M. view
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair ana
nlled with the melancholy reflection that tLS
happiness of another becomes blighteli win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13

The LONDON MosEr m.RKEr-LospoS, Nor. IL
ENening-Conso!s closed ~ 9-i6 Tor money. No adj
VI s have yet been received by Atlantic caoe and N
Lheir absence the foilowng quotations are given with
o,h knowledge OF the condition OF the New York mar
kes :-Uuiied states ave.tweniy bonds, 10 l5-l6 III.
sharas ~.
TnH FRAsxYoRr BouRsE -FRAsKroRr Nov. I2--
Evcnn g-un.ted states bonds ars quoted al 1914 for
the issn 3 OF 1862
LfvRrooL LOTION hARKKr.-Lryssroor, Nov. I2-
Evening. Tho cotton market closed heavy and decln
Ing under she iuencs OF the unfavorAba reports
Manchester. Tie following the authorized closing
quotations :-hiddlng upands sd Midding Orleans
S%sd. The sales OF The day foot up 900 bales
TRADE REfoRr The acvices from Manchester to, day
continue TO be unayoraoe Tho market FOR goods and
yarns was heavy, with a declining tendency
LIVERPOOL BRgADsruFFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov
IL -Evening -Brradstufs UNCHANGED since The three
O'Clock report; thus Wheat is rn a, Tia for CALI
forna white and l3s Tod. for red Western Corn-Now
raised Western steady at ass. Cd per quarter
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET. -ILvERrooL, Nov H.
Evening provisions market Is unchanged since tho
report; thus Beef 1865 pork, rs lard 52s.
Cd. cheese, 54s bacon, 52s
LIvERPooI PRoDUCx MARKEr.-IIvERroor, Nov -
Evening Tho produce market remained without
change since noon wnen the quotations were:-Rosin,
g. Sd. for common Wilmington and lbs. for fine pale.
Talow, AS Cd. Spirits OF urpentine, 27s Petroleum
Spirits nominal at Is refined, Is Sd. Cloverseed 39s
Sugar firm at 26s Cd. for No. II ID. s.
The PETROLEUM MARKET ANTWERP, Nov. 12-Evc-
ningThe petroleum market is dull Standard white
Ia quoted at Ar. so centimes
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FINE ARTS.

The Artists Fund Exhibtonist Society opened yes.
terday Its eighth annual exhibition 661 Broadway.
Clifford, Eastman johnson, David johnson, Hennessoy
Beard, Boughton, and nearly all the other New York
artists have contributed pictures to this collection
The first fall and winter exhibition OF the National
Academy Of Designs will be opened this week The
cepton day for invited guests Thursday November IL
Thomas Balls admirable statue in marble of Edwin
Forrest Caius Marcus Corolanus is on exhibition 1t
IL Broadway.
THE BORG COLLECTION.
Mr. Louis Borg, the Vice Consul Of France, who II
al out to leave for Europe, has formed during the past
II irty years collection Of oil paintings, bronzss coins,
uptures engavings arms, antiques and miniatures
vaa es enamels porcssins and curiositiss which has
acted tho favorable notice Of Mr. jules Manie for
mca ~ expert the Muses du Louvre; Mr. Oscar Co
tant author Of Tois Ans Eats Unis and other
forsi IN amateurs Mr. Munis says that ''nany Of
amat eurs in Paris would be happy to into posses
sion " some Of the chefs d0uvve which adorn his pr
vats mansion" and Mr.. Comstsant mentions particu-
larry ong Its suriosities sculptures by David dangers
Pradis and Strazza and pieces Of furniture which used
TO beo V to Mario Antoinetts and Napoleon Bona
parts Probably few collectors Of coins this side
Of the atlantic have been more psrssvsring and
cessful Il Mr. Borg The sale OF his entire collection
Of COINS picturss sculptures and oil, which commenced
yesterday and will becontnusd to-day sxcites consider
able inter, Sst am ong amateurs.
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Money Market.
lFrpm the Ewes


lfron The Event ng Telegram Of yesterday
fArL STnKKr Nov l2-lOS1 A. M.
The stock II and tribe heavy this morning
and the following are u quotations.
The cllques slpng the market down little, In
the - The leading bulls,
including Daniel drew Richard ILL., Uncle John Toby
Henry Keep slimson nd the party are looking
forward 10 lvel strains OF music before long 10
which very against
their will But the be may get the best OF the bulls
The this morning by Directors OF Pa
cihc Mail Company question "a strongly suggestive Of the
renee In an touid I'm was his grandmother Jsckass
Messrs Harrison, lyn Butteraed accuse Mr.
Louis Mcane and Directors Of The Pacific Mail steam.
Company with kjobbnq deprecisng the value Of
Companys ais UNNECESSARILY and Withholding in.
he Pacific 10 prosperous ana The Allan
tic Mall Company not They make out good prma face
holders In the Az Mail line should desire 70
Of the Pacn Mail line but thoy entirely fail TO clear
themselves OF serious charges brought against them
Try again MT cLans or ne election On the sis wan send
Express Conn ANY shares are IN peculiar position 40
corans 70 ne sh,s q so%s :. me s morning pa
World says ey dull and lower and The Times adds
they arc erciv ID. Enough 70 make them.
$3.50. THnxS cLocr r. NJ
Wall srests this dark day and no probably the most
ssnguins 70 an alive on ,he suej,e! OF ri.s u railway
s Erie eese. ~ i've sv ona sn.,a
Il good Tristan well good fellow, all who know
him WI ear witness he smells pun NOV CEMENT ne sees
chas saa part 81 the be u lie s seen IN .ep
SEMINAR Drew and me result o. TWO such ~ssrTes
interest Al The leading r,iIvay socks are e bounce up
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, Lee Idscs Dc Madame Au6Toy by Alexander Dumas
a. was played here last night for the second time.
This Is not 10 much drama ~ . moral and social
thsma Dramatically considered Madame Aubray has
sadsAs" Of her own, held In defiance Of tho couvsn
kionh notions Of society, rs to what happens
and ought 70 happen when lovely woman having
stopped 70 folly, desires to rise again. Madame
Aubray's IDEAS are those Of . whose generous
sympsthes control her nature and consequently shey
are not generally accepted ideas on this subject To
show how much Madame Aubray Is 10 the right and
society in the wrong Is the purpose Of the play II
Gas . second purpose more less satrica, show
ns certain Inconsistencies or the people Of one idea
lady whose history will not bear scrutiny,
snarrv her because she is all right now
just as she is urging this matter With great earnesness
A trsnspres that another gentleman has fallen
9Th hadanss proteofc, and ths other IL Madame
Nrrv's sou Then We have a sudden change In her
narns.,usss 70 secure . husband for the unfortu-
nae The philanthropy comes too near home.
sJhio "A described by Ben wade-they were
In favor OF Niger eurase In the south but not In Ohio
ahev we're llanthropss Ions as philanthropy
not 70 DO INDUCED a. s D1s and ss ms op pScs ro
,nelc poInt in the niece The play 10 charmngly writ
zen with the elegant nusncy and tsrse force character
e NE style q a Madam. Ru sss mu.
sonaed by that prime New York favorte and
xnost charming actress, Nadams Lanns Her son
wss played BY \. La Roche and Baz.n,in oy Mr. Ham.
. ftcn, Madame Hamilton playing Jesnsme, Madame
Aubrsys prtAgse me performance Wa very sue
sssfui though the house wastnin.
On nonday and Tuesday nights OF Dest week the
Dad hoss nshts .. The French theatre viii 10 nlisd up
~ RIsoori, wss returns to give ths town farewell
knnen e "a EtsI9ARbsysr q W. AaalSsiHs a.
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hands Then our English cousins over the
lster may look up, although SO far their funds
this Erie road have been swallowed up as
Eht shower OF rain is swallowed up in the
fnds Of Arabia. Let them consult Sir Morton
eto on the broad gauge Erie road and its
road gauge connections right through to St
Iouis, and he can tell them that these lines, in
Commodore Vanderbilt's control, together
18th the Hudson, Harlem and New York Gen.
Jal roads, will be the salvation of the Erie
fockholders and the making OF all the other
mes concerned.
Wherefore? Because with this consolida-
on these roads will soon be able to relieve
te Erie canal of its pressure Of freight, and
| i'll be able to bring the produce of the great
Test to this port at rates of speed and trans
sortation which will even draw upon the
resent downward traffic Of the Mississippi and
se St Lawrence. These are but the begin
sngs of general system OF railway CONSOLE
hiions which, regulated by law, will inn
,ensely contribute to bring the products and
10 material interests OF all sections of the
puntry into immediate rapport with each
fher and the outside world. In steamships
hd railroads we are just entering upon
arecr the ultimate developments OF which no
pan can conjecture.
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ENGLAND.

Serious Riot In Oxford-Thc City Quicted by
S0ldiery-The Hendnras Railway Lean.
LONDON, Nov. 12-2 p. n.
serious riot 10 reported in Oxford, and troops have
been ordered shers to put 1t down.
LONDON, Nov. 12-Evening
The measures taken 10 suppress the disturbance In
Oxford to-day were effective, and the town IL now
quiet
A loan Of 81. 000 900 TO the Honduras Railway has
been introduced in the market here.
This loan looks to the construction Of Q railway
through Honduras, c. A.. from Porto Cabsllo on tho
Atlantic to the Gulf Of Fonssca, on the Pacific. the
surveys OF which were made under the old Squiers
grant about eight years ago by party OF English eng
nsers The proposed route Is about two hundred and
fifty miles long, and the cost Of construction will DO
about co 900 per mile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13

Terrible Hurricane ON tho Coast-Narrow Es-
from Wreck.
NEW ARcHASGEL, Nov. 2,
Via VICTORIA, v. l., Nov. 10,
And SwINoMIsH w. t., Nov. III, 1867.
The United States steamer Ossipee was nearly
wrecked on the night Of the 27th ut. when forty
miles southeast Of Archangel, in the most terrific
hurricane witnessed on this coast during the past
seventy years. She lost all her boats, and con-
siderable Of her sails and rigging carried away;
her chronometer was destroyed and all the fires
but four we're put out; those remaining were
kept alive by burning oil, tallow, grease, lard,
mense sea, doing great injury to the powder
in the magazine. Forty-six sailors were wounded
while on duty, but providentially none were
killed. General Rousseau and his son George and
also the Generals staff were on board. The hurri-
cane lasted eighteen hours. and the entire storm
between thirty-six and forty hours. Lieutenant
Commander Crossman and . boatswsin named
william Green saved the ship by their heroic ex.
ertions in battening the hatchways when the storm
ragged with the greatest fury. The engineers and
firemen all behaved nobly.
The Ossipes put into sitka harbor on the
evening Of the 2sth ult., having LEFT here on the
evening Of the 26th.
The United States storsship jamestown and the
United States steamer Resaca are in port, oil
we'll.
The yellow fever has been thoroughly killed
out.
The revenue cutter Lincoln has gone to Siaken
river, with the United States surveying party in
tow.
The chartered vessels Milan and Buena Vista,
with government stores for garrison, have arrived
safely.
The hurricane swept over the harbor with ter
rife force. Fifteen vessels were at anchor in the
bsrbor at the time. Three Russian vessels were
driven ashore, and Sandwich Islands bark Name
luke was badly damaged. Several vessels dragged
their anchors and bore down upon each other
msrcilessly, yet NO serious damage was done. The
| steamsbip John Z. Stephens was in their midst
but received no damage. though the HERALD cor
respondent On board the Stephens reports III,
midnight scene as truly appalling.
number Of houses were blown down through
l out the city, Jet no lives were lost,
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THE Al LAsTIC CABLE REDUCTION.

An important err Or having appeared paragraph
OF telegram yei ,tsrday, the cable modf-
cations rcpubi ish that portion OF It corrected to
read folows:-
No extra charge for messages in code consisting OF
plain words; but messages in cspher-that Is TO saw
messages ais in letters Of the alphabet not
being known dictionary words, OF
places, SD ps perst ns, be charged tho
first ten ciphers Letters SIS; for each additional
cipher or letter 81 50.
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NEW JERSEY.
sprcIAL IELrsgLM 10 rRE AEsAln.

Sale Of Bioodcd stock MT Bordcntown.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IL, 1867
The auction sale OF bloodsd stock at Maiiards Nile
Hin Farm Bordsntown, consisting Of fcrty-6vs horsss
thirty Aidsrnsy cattle and one hundred Leicester Ahssp
pigs poultry DO, was we'll attended to-day. The mare
Cleopatra by imported Eclipse Two years old, brought
$3.50 bay colt ysarlns, BY Cotton, $3.50; bay mare,
eight years old, very snowy BY Vermont Hanbstonsn,
$500; bay ally, four years old, BY ssshsr, seSs;
ysarlng Adsrney bull, siis; Aldsrnsy heifsr s1s5;
light dsppls AldsrHsy co., s;oo. The sessp aud pss
brought goo4 prices
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ARKANSAS.

The Convention Elcction-Supposed Radical
Majority in the state.
AEAPHIs. Tenn, Nov. IL, 1867.
despatch 10 the Post (radca, from Little Rock, TO-
day says that Arkansas win 90 largely for the conven
ton with working majority for the republicans. About
ournhs Of the registered votes cast In tho State
Montgomery, Perry st. Francis Dallas and Hotsprings
couniies complete give 200 majority for the Convsn
ton The delegates are ali radical Pulaski Crawford
Conway and Sebastian counties elect radicals with the
CO. operation OF the whites.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LoDoSDERRY, Nov. 1.-The Anchor line steamship
United Kingdom, Captain Smith, which lett New York
October 26, arrived AZ Moyie to-day and sailed for the
Clyde
BREsr, Nov 12-The steamship viiIe do Paris Captain
Surmon, from Now York the I'd inst. arrived here
this morning route 10 Havre.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 12--The steamship City OF Paris,
Captain Kennedy, from New York the I'd inst,
rived here this forenoon.
DISASTER AT SEA.--QuEENsrowS Nov. 1.-THE ship
Melbourne. from Archangel for Boston, Is at Cork in
leaking condition.
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VIRGINIA..

tice Chase to Arrive In Richmond To-day.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. IL, 1867.
Chief Justice Chase will arrive here to-moro pre-
side with judge Underwood at the adjourned Spring
term OF the United states Circuit Court, which
mences to-m
The Fall term, at which Jefferson Davis will be tried
commences the 2Sth inst- From the venue Il APP
pears that the Jury viii 1sfargely composed Of blacks
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MASSACHUSETTS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Tho PrOhibitOry Lnw-NO Further Prssecu-
lions for It's Violation.
BosroN. Nov. IL
O'Clock r. IA.
Tho voice OF the people against radical legislation has
already been observed by the Governor. day two
ago he instructed the Chief State Constable TO make no
further liquor seizures prosecutions for selling and
Tomorrow order will DO the deputies stat
ng that In accordance with instructions from head
quarters and In response the desires Of the people
expressed 1t the late election there be further
prosecutions for violation Of the prohibiory law. The
consabuary will be abolished and the prohbitory law
repealed ~ soon a. the Legislature assembled
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FIRES THIS INCOMING.

Fire In First Avenue-Arrest on Suspicion
Of Arson.
Between twslvt and one O'Clock this morning . FIRE
occurred in the liar port lon OF tenement 2l5
First II extinguished by the 6remen with
but trifng dama0 The fire not being accounted for
and suspicion ing p jacobson resident the
house, Ofcer Sh eahan, OF the Seventeenth precinct
arrested him sprcion of arson. He was detained
in the Seventeenth precinct station house the
Fire Narshsl's inv oetigatyon.
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The Late Election.

ROCHESTER, Now IL, 1851
The Monroe county are in sessi to-day,
and from their table make the rollowii e MAORI
ties:-hcKean, 1888; Hilhouse, 1917: Gates E'2; Ham
mond ssh; Van cott ISL; Powell 700; Ds Lamatyr
61S; Morgan, republican Senator 35 Powers emocrat
for County Clerk, 206 Moore republican Tor Sheriff
943; Davis. republican for Assembly 90. WOOD repub
lcan, for Assembly, 1872; Bradstree democrat for tho
Assembly, 10.
ALBANY, Nov. II so7.
Tho official democratic majority on the State tic kst in
this county is 1906.
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FRANCE.

Changes in tho Cabinet-Death Of the Bra.
lillian Minister.
PARIS, Nov. 12-Midnight.
Tho report Of the resignation Of the Marquis Dc 10
vaette Minister Of State for the Interior, confirmed
The Emperor has appointed N. Pinard his SUCCESSOR
N. Pierre Aagns has also bsen appointed Minister Of
Finance.
Dom Macedo. Minister Of Brazil TO France, died
to-day.
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THE PRESS TtlscaAns.

RocHEsrsR, N Y, Nov II, 1867
Weston arrived here at twenty minases past twelve
O'Clock to night in good condition He was met by
large crowd OF citizens and Congr Hail. where
he will remain the rest OF the night Hl made sixty
three miles to-day. six of them in a snow storm. Tho
last thirty miles were made against heav head wind
He will leave this city nine O'Clock TON orrow
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunsrd mail steamship Russa, Captain Cook, will
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close OF the Post ONCE
hafpast ten O'Clock On Wednesday morning.
The NEW YORK Hxa LD-Editon for Europe will be
ready at nine O'Clock 10 the morning.
single copies, In wrsq ,psrs. for mailing, cents
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CUBA.

Sanitary Condition Of Havana-Sugar Mar.
Net and Exchange. .
HAVANA, Nov IL, 1867.
The sanitary condition OF the city IL favorable.
No IL Dutch standard sugar s X astl reals
Exchange on London Is per cent premium
Exchange on Paris per cent premium. Exchange on
the United States Al long sight, for currency "a rs psr
cent discount for gold, ~ long sight, AZ per cent pre-
msm and 1t short sight IA per cent premium.
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 The HERALD.
Weston ON His Travels.

Weston on lis Travels.
LYONS Nov IL, 1867.
Weston, the pedestrian arrived at wsedspor at Ave
minutes past egb. O'Clock last night and left this
Ing At haipast five O'CLOCK arriving this place Al ave
minutes before twelve He remains cd here for dinner
and proceeded on tramp at two O'Clock this after
mood he VII reach Buffalo tomorrow night, and on
Thursday will leave Buffalo for Erie Pa and make his
third attempt TO accomplish one hundred miles in TWEEN
~ -four consecutive hours
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IRELAND.

Fenian Conviction for Treason and Felony.
DuBLIH, Nov. IL, 1867.
The trial Of HapIn before the special Commission was
concluded to-day. The jury brought in verdict Of
guilty Of treason and felony The prisoner throughout
hts trial has maintained his claim Of American citizen
snip.
The Court has not yet pronounced his sentence
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LOUISIANA.

Appointment OF X. King Cutler Judge Of
the District Court.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov IL, 1867.
General Mower to-day appointed r. King Cutler Judge
OF the Second District Court Of louisiana In place OF
Judge A. Caxabate, resigned.
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PRUSSIA.

Severe Repression Of the Freedom or Debate.
BERILH Nov H. 1867.
Herr Twestsn, Prussian deputy, has been tried and
sentenced TO two years imprisonment for remarks on
the judiciary made BY him in the Diet
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MISSOURI AND KANSAS.
Destructive Prairie Fircs-The st. Louis
Water Works.

Destructive Prairie Fircs-Thc 81. Louis
Water Works.
81 Lours, Nov. H. 1867.
Accounts from different sections of Missouri
and Kansas mention very serious losses TO
farmers from prairie nrsa In some instances
who'll, farms have been destroyed fences bsrns
Sheds grain and hay stacks, orchards and occasousD
houses being consumed Many thousands Of dolly lrs
worth Of property has been destroyed
Murder In Platte City, Mo-, and Leavenyv orth
Kansas.
LxAvySwoRfH, Kansas Nov 10, 1851
The proprietor Of The Planters House, ~ pa,ts Cty,
No, named jenkins, shot and instantly killed By
negro man this morning, whs had been Discharged FOR
some misconduct $500 rsward has b. zen ersrsd FOR
the arrest OF the murderer.
In south Lsavenworth this morning "a mustto woman
shot end instantly killed another WON an tbs bell enter
ing her ear. Jealousy "a Supposs0 70 ba,e been be
cause.
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DIR. Felix Goarnud's Italian NJ dedicated Soap
Is well known cures Tan Pmpcs Freckles salt Rheuln.
BARRIERS Itch, Chaps Chafes. Tender Flesh
Skin, Diseases &c besides being
Ing compound ever Invented GOURAUDs POUDRE
SUBTLE uproots hair from low forehsads upper lip,
part q the body safely and auicky-warrnnted IL
QUID ROUGE. for pale bps and checks LILY WHlTk,
for flushed. red and heated faccs GoURAUD'S ORIEN-
tai CREAM o. MAGICAL BEAUTlFIER. Found a. DIR.
GOuRAUD'S old established depot. As Broadway, as1
druc
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PORTUGAL.

Admiral Farraguts Fleet mt Lisbon.
LISBON. Nov. III, 1857.
II 10 understood that the United states nss under the
command Of Admiral Faagut lying in this harber,
will mot sail for time to come the Admiral having
determined 10 prolong his stay in this port.
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Arrest Of supposed Robbers.

HHFcst OF SHVVUbcu TtOUUVrBs
ALBANY, Nov. IL, 1sd 7.
Detective Kelley to-day arrested two young Fren chs
men, who gave their names as Emil BoneI and Af red
Roland, suspicion of robbery He found In th, ,ir
possession five sets of priests vestments commune N
cloth, &c, all valued at ST. 500 they are supposed
b professional burglars