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The White Pine Compound

at was carly IN tue spring OF '6a that this
compound was originated. Amember Of my
family was afilcted with an Irritation OF ne
throat attended with dlBagreeable cough, I
preparation having for ia basis the inside
bark Of white pine might be so compounded
a tobe very useful in diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value Of Il In the case
alluded 70, compounded amAn quantity
Of the medicine that had been planning,
and gaveit in teaspoonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the irritation OF the throat was romoy-
ed, the cough subsidized and q speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this sent some 10
suffering for some weeks nom bad cough,
occldonedb by sudden cold, and had rAised
mucuS Etreaked with bl Cd, She soon found
RELIEF and sent for more. She took about
Eq. editor Of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial Of the same preparation III tbs
caHe OF severe cold and was cured immedl-
ately. He was 80 highly pleased with the 10
suits, and so confident In success attending lin
sales, II placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me 10 give II name, and
send II abroad 10 benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, hrSt advertised Il under
the name Of White Pine Compound. In Two
years mum that time there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where II took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and IL sun
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
In itior this; It Is very soothing and healing
sons nature, II warming TO the stomach and
pleasant withal TO the laSts. and Is exceed
>ngly cheap.
''Hs remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unEiyAlei. IL
was NOT originated for that purpose; but q
person. In tiEinR II for cough was not only
cured Of the cough, but was also cured OF 0
kidney difficulty OF ten yeaB standing. since
that accidental dIScOyery many thOnsanda
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New York CIV EI.e,,o,

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The whole vote
polled at the election yesterday was
l0i, 1872, II reduction OF about 5000 from
the vote at the election last month; 81.
900 less than the registered vote OF the
city.
Democrats; all but three were the noml.
nees OF the Tammany Hall, The
Councilman elected were all Tammany
nominees. OF the seven School Coui.
missioners elected, three are Repub,
leans. For Civil Justice, Thadeus IL.
Lane. Tammany, %as elected by large
majority. Ir
Tue election was one Of the quIetest
ever held 10 the city. But few arrests
for illegal voting were made.
Meetings were held AT the various
political headquarters In the evening.
Speeches were made by Isaiah Rynders
and others, lrs M ~,
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Report orthe Colnmlas Toner of Inter
nal Revenue.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The report Of
the Commissioner or Internal Revenue
states the receipts OF 1867 at S265, 90 ,4II
OF which about twenty seven millions
were from incomes; ofthe balance, SIS,
769, 07S, was from raw cotton; Si,Oei7iG
from refined petroleum and coal oil
SS,66l ,9l4 from cigars &c; Sl5,245. All
from chewing and smoking tobacco
SSH ,345 from iermented liquors; S2S..
206, 26A from distilled spirits, and $685.,
l15 from brandy. The expense for col.
lecting the revenue was SIZE, OSp. The
receipts for July, August, Septem,
Der and October, 1857, were SO, 55S, 5ig
against about one hundred and twenty.
five millions in the CORRESPONDENCE
months, respectively OF 1866 and 1856
The Commissioner Is opposed TO the re.
Inoval oil the tax on distilled spirits.
An act Is TO be introduced into Con
Rress. on the recommendation of Treas,
urer Spinner, providing for the Issu,
by the Secretary OF the Treasurer, o.
coupon bonds for registered bonds
as registered bonds can now be e1
changed for coupon bonds,
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BY THE CABLE.


LONDON Dec. 4-Noon.A consols @,
Ex.DlvIdsnd U. 8. Bonds, II 7.iS; Erie,
47S4; Illinois Central, ssx.
FRAsfIpRr. DEC, a. u. Is. Blonde,
1876. :
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-Noon.-Cotton,
Quiet aud steady. BreadstuGs, Quiet.
| a I6SDoSi Dec. az RN.GU. 81 Bonds,
-7es.lb. VIA Y IL ! j1iL Y u
LIvRRPooL. Dec. 4-2P. M.-Cotton,
firm and unchanged. Provisions, Lard
4ss 6di Bacon, As.
AsTwERP. Dec. t-Petroleum, SKI.
B 1,osDcE, Dec, s-sFut.ber particulars
OF the disastrous cyclone which recent
ly occurred have been received. AT
Calcutta the loss Of life and property
was fearful. 1t Is estimated that In the
city and neishborhood alone 1000 per.
sons persisted and $1,000 huts and hab.
ttations we're utterly destroyed. iftf
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NRw York, Dec. 4.-Dr. Harris ro.
ports the number Of deaths In New
York the last week at 1903, and Brook.
lyn IL, or about 20 In 1000 In the for.
mer and 10 per 1000 In the latter city.
The number of deaths among those
who have exceeded the OCtogenHrian
nRe was IL. The SO.called seymnttic
diseases, NJ class, still keep nj a
minimum ratio 10 the list Of causes OF
death among us, but the amount Of In.
innt mortality Is not much reduced
hnrn
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NEw YoRK, Dec. 4.-DIspatches re-
eeived In this city yesterday, announce
that the malls from China aud Japan
which LETT YOkOhOmA by the steamship
Great Republic, October 18th, and Sal
francisco November 20, via Wells
Fargo & Co. Express, arrived In Chey.
enne city on the morning OF the sob
nlt., and thence were forwarded by tht
Union Pacific Railroad company, which
will deliver them In New York tO.mOr,
row morning. This will be but forty,
one days coming from Japan, and only
fifteen days between San Francisco and
New York,
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Nav YORK, Dec. 4.-The Episcopal
Church Mt RavenswOod, Long Island,
was totally destroyed by FIRE about two
o'clock this morning.
The European steamers Baltic, Trl.
poll and Manhattan, were seized yes.
terdny by Marshal Murray, and bonded
on the ground Of carrying an excess OF
passengers.
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WARRINGTON, Dec. IA meeting Of
the bar OF Washington and the SUI
preme Court Of the United States was
held yesterday. Attorney General
Stan6ery and Chief Justice Chase made
culogistie remarks relative to the late
Justice Wayne.
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NEw YoRK, Dec. 4.-oloudy and
cold. t. ..... -
Philadelphia, cloudy and cool.
Cincinnati, cloudy and cool.
Chicago, cloudy and cold.
~, Louis, cloudy aud cold.
indianapolis, clear and mild.
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INV YoRk, Dec. "A special wash.
ingson dispatch says OF the debate 10
we HOUSE on the Impeachment Re
pyrt' NJ. boutwell, Will commences
Mltn iefn afgum ents, sustaining the
yiewAoi NE ma orlty, ana will proba.
ply be followed by Nj. Wilson. Il 4 ON
The motion to table he whole subject.
Itisexpected The motion 10 table VIII
be carried BY amsjoriiy Oh from iilteen
10 twenty. -
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lam, gentlemen. yoqIg; with respect;
NV YORK. January II, 1884.
ISaFTs, Go, @. HtbbsI a On.

NEw YORK. April 2Sd, 1851.
Geo. C. Hubbei & OO.-GeAtIsmsE We have
anAiyLOd your Golden BittsrS, and find Ibht
It's compound parts entlLle II 10 the notice Of
the medical profession. Since our analysis
We have used Il III our practice with very
satisfactory results, anu : II particularly
well calculated TO correct the Eneement OF
the digestive organs, such ~ dySl i~iA, diAT.
Thoea ,fNick headache, cholic, &C.. sc, and il
a superior tonic Tor daily use in moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
tnnSe OF delicate constitutions. YOuns, dc,.
Docton ]. \. a Il r. H0RBU6Y,
No. lT East S2d street,
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DETROIT. Dec. 1.-THE Prop6lle,
Porthsmouth Is ashore on Middle N.
land, Lake Huron, and Is stripped md
abandoned. She lsso covered with To-
that II Is impossible 70 move her.
The schooner Two Fanniea, with
lumber for Chicago, went ashore neai
Alpena, Lake Huron, and Is In a dan.
gerous position. .sf fi5 s.
Weather cold and stormy.
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AetHS. Geo. C. Hu6bel q o.: giTi-FrtF.
GENTs.-HRvtng used only two bottles OF
your Golden Bltien," can recommend
them with the utmost confidence rs a tonic,
particularly for y change or diet and water.
II Is ~ well for ladies and children. giving
them part VI wIne-glRSs two or three times
u day. Houn respectfully,
GEO, Z, BAKER.
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COLUMBUS, O., Dec, IA traveller
named Allen Il. Day, NJ Kansas City.
died suddenly this morning VI the NGIl
House, Just III he WIS starting for Pitts.
burgh,
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arnssists
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GEO. Z. BAKER.


Mstr.. Geo. c. HubOeiG O., HudSon, \. y.
GESTs--Ay ianlly having been tho re-
use OF your Golden bilteH," am Induced
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Yours truly,


%sL CourtlAndt st, MONTREAL, July II ,Sl
GESILEAES;-Your Blttes nave been
In December last my vile was very sick
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louTN, &C.,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
IN West N7th A N "
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold

Chronic Diseases, Female Complaints,
Consumption, Aver Complaints.
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING RooMs, No. 1
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
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NeSHS. DottnS & Bolton,
GESTLLNES:-Forth the last eleven months
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GE J. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Colfector
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garairaI. Y
White Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLIcrED
i throughout the country, AFTER having
been proved by the test Of eleven years, In
the New England states. where ia msrita
which, In part II deriYesits virtues.
mo white Pine compound Cures
Bore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria.
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmon.
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1--WE sLatAstl dNeWs
nv TBLEanAPH.1

lE1 ~ eAe Unioh LipeiT FTT,
ONO, corner o. Main and Monroe street..
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DECEMBER 4.-FLnuR-Quiet; white
wheat Sl2 Goals 90; spring 81 5OaiO 10.
GRAIN Wheat Inactive. Corn
Dull; new 81 o. NJ retail. oats-BGo at
retail. Barley-Flrm at 45a5Clo for Can.
ada; western II. Rye-Held ut 81 ~.
FRRI0uTs-Noulinnl.
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DECEMBER 4.-FLouR-Qulet.
WheAt-2ASc better; sales Of
amber at 81 isa2 so and for the last half
December 81 s.. COru-Old quiet; new
active aud 4a5C better; sales OF new ut
S5as9Ac. oAts-4A5c better; sales ut 80
S03c. Rye-Sales OF No. ut 81 IS.
Barley-QniGt.
DRESSED HoGs-Flrm at 7a7Xc,
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DECEMBER 4.-FLouR-In good de.
mand. and higher; family $40 75all on.
GRAIS-Wheat-In demand; prices
tend upwards; No, s. IS, and at close
holders asked s. 50, With buyers at s. IS
for No. / red. Cotn-Firmer; new ear
$50. oats-QuIet at CSC for No. L. Rye
Firm at 81 Hal AZ. Barlsy-Firm 1t
81 65Al rs for fall.
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DECEMBER 4.-FLouR-Unchauged
and nominal.
Observation-Disclosures: no de.
mAnd. COrn-FiTmer ut aJaqSc. Oats
Held At 70A7Sc. Rye-Unchauged.
Barley-BetIer; 81 40al 20 for spring.
PROvIsIoNs-Pork-S24 6Oh2S 90. Ba.
con-ll%c for shoulders; loo tor sides.
Lard--l2Nc for tlerce. Hogs-GSa7c.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
------sAr-
COURT OF uENERAEs SESSIONS.
COURT .,l',,,. .c,Al,li,lE',H,DARUTlils DAY ),

Before ledge Rassci
Two criminal cases we're the sum and substance %
yesterdays business in this Court Both resulted in ssnt
for the lengthy term Of 20 years. r R0bere
g. Hutchngs, Assistant DstcthttCrney prosecuted fcs
the people
CONVICTED OF ROBBERY AND SENTENCED F0R TWENTY
YEARsA robbery Offense Of the first degree, I'm which
Oscar Koch. George H. Miller, Mary Ircssar aud Maggie
Smith were jointly indicted, called on and separate
trial given 70 Miller az his desire The other three
prisoners were rcmanded William X. billiard OF No. g
ParkrOw the complainant I'm the on the th "
December he met Mary Tressar walking In the street and
accompanied her 10 No 10 ROsest, rcputed resort os
bad characters While there In room together Maggie
Smith one OF the prisoners, entered, ana lao was pre-
vented b. the two females from leaving GIef he ha9
been with them about 20 minutes. In his onleayoTs -
get away the two male prisoners camo In tho ROOM ac
with the females began assault on HIM They beeS
HIM with clubs and while no was on the bed where
had been thrown, they searched him and stole over s
10 currency stamps which he had with him. KILLER struc&
him Oh the head and demanded ~ know where his wato1
was 1t is understood that the complainant Is marrieq
man. Miller the prisoner was found guilty Dy TOY
Jury before whom be aratgned and was sentencs3
BIZ the Court to the state Prison for the period OF
years.
Another sGSTESCE-Henry Taylor Pleaded guilty -
an atomp at grand larceny. IN stealing articles OF wear
ing apparel worth So 60 tie propeTyof Martin smith q
Paterson and sentenced TO the State Prison roe
two years and siX m0ntis
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

CoNDiIfec or OUR TENEMENT nOUsES-IuE IN
spECrIoN WORK or TIE WEEK
AT the meeting Of tho Board of Health yesterday
reports were received from Sanitary superintendent Dali
ton concerning the amount ancharaoter Of tho spec-
tlon during the past week The following premises were
inspected VIZ; Tenement houses, $40; private dwellings,
iSo manufactures Il markets Il pOrkpacng establish
nena, l. lmeburning establlshmontsi veterinary nos.
pals hospital ana dispenf1ry records, o. ice ponns
horse stables ~; stables l2 srkon aud vacant lOs
g. cellarsS52 Easements, 5c yards, courts, ana areas
wnterppes and driint, 72 clstcrns ana Getspo0 y luI
and offensive pryles sS streets tsid alleys " manure
heaps 2. an. 49,, =,
and have reported the following causes Of complaint
Unhealthy condition Of ~ tenement houses, 10 private
basemon yards, courts md areas; "a waste pipes and
drains; streets; and - foul ana offensive prheS man
uie heap; mandatory; Harlem railroad tunnel J.
During The past week 81 houses where eases OF IyPhus
Typhoid, and Scaratna occurred were visited ana aisi-
Tho following letter, which carries It's own comment,
was made by Dr, Daton; -, =, ,..-
TO ne Secretary of The Metropolitan, Board Of Health.
beg RESPECTFULLY 10 cali tho especial attention OF
OF reports upon tenement houses received from the sah
tary Inspectors since the last meeting OF The Board:
house lsS, owned I'd b. S s tux oSS No. IS Vest Twenty ,
:s A9 H G SS & % one r 1Ij s R: Sa sSis
sAes iabSage ard garbage t1 All ne Standing aGoToh 10 te
Hsfi drcsty ito ioS,s bedrooms tre ,Se SEQ
Into ,isa eS ny oP9oa th condition
Plonises NJ ts West seconds brick house n .
condition Detrimental e. health "n 'he e u r Ply ysin o ~.
hooded Win ws which dae to tho gse fo the a'ain o. the
hydrsrt tie yard escaping Into do lar A f 40 could Ascertain
tile OGDEN hos -dielu IS either broker ots' f.tA
rhs drsla eoAEscis nth The p ED 'a ses I'VE 'eft IN
FoTtyseconSk 1ls oofOl The A tusnr1' aso -ss " - es
pas HE osEsf Of tho PolcI'' ~ liHa "''0oh ~ w.
Bleerksrsh
Premises Washington owned yas Pst' no l pe,
isyl AID r tie hereafter nfoHed se "a W IN
Acoc1in dangerous 10 lie and Gdcsa ~ ha th'e ron.
aal sn tc lo; casa OF whehas bsoAth f i
whe t0 freely lthe apartment Inc PRIV 10
vsy offensive Thsse es,, IN III. oq o9e on
sarh stc tie hs osct occupied By ry that ye aud sleeps 70
These cellars los The ccags being level sth Tue
1by damp ana bssJ ,nss aea Fscs' ns al rs gnI S
ti5oug small Nndss Iha daEpne such a can %
snsy ~. upon el,ny t srse In each cellar Nero so
apartment which wbea. Nay sulos At ALI sud
wish Sac da Though Uhica Is receives all ~ sh au AZ
The larger apartments Abont % by II % tho smaller ava daAss
Tvos sh0l bT 10 teeL Zach cell occupls by iAhV Of "'
persona Nely respectable. yoNE oidt servant.
r. y. BALros. Sauiagy hs.efnlenasaA
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~ CfpfL COnRTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URr-CHNarRs-
= JAN l7.-Before the Hon. sAmUEL X b. RS
An INTERESTING QUESTION OF ADMLtur Z PRACTICE.
~ w II. Brooks Ell al agL The ProQeVo' gescne
The libel in this cause was filed y, recover seanenS
wages and the vessel WAS attaebd bv the United States
Marshal by virtue of process issued OF this Court
The owners, by Mr. aeCegy, their counsel, moved that
the attaohcnt Do Saeae'i or that the lbelagts be e
oSSe % her 'S wttSt y. On e g4 t4t taey
huaVpy" AVA '' .ssuiDg sumllOIi7t ODlalullS |"
commissioners certificate, filing security for costs
Mr Lanhec, the hgclaus' counsel claimed that as The
libel aVerpd that the bCants were not required to ana
lid not sign shipping articles they were not bound tOprO
coed under the Act OF $780, issue summons and obtain
certificate, but might proceed according TO the Admiralty
rule which excuses seaJnen aud sayoIs from filing security
for costs the first instance and that Court viii
require sch security unless the owners show adequa
cause on proper notice, which they have not done and
cannot do In this case, and that to require TO file
security costs would many cases have the effect OF
depflvng them OF their hard earnings seamcn. rs a
class being poor absent from their homes and unable 10
gave such security The case was fully argued by the
respective counsel who also submitted written points ~
his honor, Judge Betts who reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-18

PosrPoSEMrNI.-hhe sale Of OIL Paintings that
vas 10 havo taken place last night at The "lee
lcrlc,." Nos. el7 and go broadway was Pos'poHoa
ON account OF the storm M Tho evenings Of Friday aud
saturday. January Is ana 10 at u o'clock each eysuag