The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1859, Page 7

l al duced the conspirators, is the more deeply ‘agitated on this all-absorbing subject. But, after all, the fate of Brown and bis four companions in the dock is of comparatively little consequence beside the collateral issues to which the affuir is giving rise. Here are Senators and members of Congress, Governors and ex-Governors of States, and other high functionaries and leading meu throughout the Northern States, who are shown to have en- tered into, or at leust have been cognizant of, a conspiracy to introduce a reign of blood and carnage in the Southern States, to provoke an internecine war, and to bring ruin and disas- ter on the entire country. And all for what? With a few, such as John Brown himself, the mo- tive had its origin in a diseased philanthropy. With others, such as Seward, Sumner, and Hale, the motive was the advancement of their political fortunes, And as to the rest, they were only actuated by the sordid motive of plunder, pilfering, and the splendid chances of speculating for a rise in cotton. If the re- presentatives of these various classes were all brought to the same punishment the commu- nity would be perfectly satistied. But, while the crazy fanatic and his four surviving asso- ciates end their career on the scaffold, the Senators and Governors, and merchants and parsons who urged them on, hold up their heads and profess to be “all, all honorable men.” We do irust that the law officer of the federal government will give to their cases his most earnest attention, and, if the proofs justify such action, have them all arrested, indicted and tried for treason, Bui if they cannot be convicted under the strict letier of the law, we expect, at least, that such of the conspirators us oceupy seats in Congress will be expelied irom that body or impeached for their compli city in this insurrectionary movement. In the meantime, the whole country is agi- tated to a degree never known since the adop- tion of the censtitution. The Harper’s Ferry movement is the great event of the day. The papérs are full of it, politicians make it the text of theirspeeches, and all men are talking of it. At first it was treated slightingly, audas a mere riet or outbreak, without any political bearing. Now it has loomed up to the dimensions of a mighiy event ia our career. Let it be thoroughly examined and understood, for it constitutes an epoch in our national history. Tum Insrecrion or Sream Borters.—The Special Committee of the Common Conucil entrusted with the duty of reporting upon the resolution to establish a bureau of steam boiler fnepection, as suggested by the HeRatp some time ago, held their first meeting on Thursday and took some evidence in the matter. We hope they will lose notime in reporting favora- bly, before another terrific explosion occurs and a senious loss of life easues. We hardly think, from the melancholy experience we have jad for the past year, that much evidence is necessary to convince any one of the necessity of inspecting all the steam boilers used under the streets and in crowded factories at least once a year. Waar Asovur Nassau Srreer?—How is the job of widening Nassau street going on? Have the Aldermen made all their arrange- ments aboutit yet? It will not do todelay this most nefarious but most congenial scheme o disturbing Nassau street in its present position, as it is relieving itself by the business of the city moving up town. Surely there is mischie and corruption enongh in this job to stimulate the Aldermen. NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Mtalian Affairs=The San Juan Island Question, dc. OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH. Wasuinaton, Oct. 28, 1869. With reference to the San Juan aud Northwestern Boun- ary difficulty, the correspondence now being carried on Detweea our government and the British government is of fuch a delicate nature that it is deemed prudent to with- bold it from the public for the present. There is no doubt, however, but that the British government has assumed sather a high and somewhat positive tone in its commuui- cations reeently r This of proceeding is ived. Characteristic of a Palmerston administration, but is no evidence that the British wil! not yield to our just claims aud rights in the case, when firmly aud coolly maintained, ne they will bo by Br. Buchanan's government, u to believe tho administration has ad- crossed the British government in a firm manuer, and vith « full and frank statement of the instructions given to the government officers iu Washington Territory with yeterence to Sen Juan and thé disputed boundary. The British government bus doubtiess from the impulse of fresh juny BS Made upon it through its offeials in British Columbia and the British press. ‘The exbibit of tacts and reasons General Crss bas submitted will proba Dly produce achange. Atall events, there necd be no tpprehension either that our rights will be given up that a seMious couillict will bo the result. The administra tion does not doubt that tho bouudary line is along the Canal de Hara, Te GENERAL 3 TON, Ort. 23, 1959, The last nwil from Europe brought ady com distin gnished sources respecting the present unsettled condition ©! affairs io Sygiand, by which it agpears that none ean foresee how the aifficulties attendant on the Ttuiar que Vion can be eettied, or what will be the result of the Zu. rich Conference, Itis evident that the various soverciyns armed Z apprehensive of a general war, Kays land, it ig Said, bas no Power: on excepting Ger apt deing javorabie to therefor move in Kiely, she knows uot how to act be tween the as she is fearful of losing tae friewi ship of the cucem the advocacy of the other. Russia, who, since dy Crimean war, hes bad no more continental alliances, ue ts eventa before coming to a devision as to what part she will take; and, with the view of acting in tolligently, the Emperor has ordered his Ministers from the principal courts to join him at Warsaw, in order to give him ample information on tho state of the respective ‘countries to which they.are dipivinatically assigned, For prudeatia! reasons more than te usual ¢: ‘bee Seems to be observed in offleiul quarters in voncealing from the public’ the present condition of the Sav Jnan Island question, und hence the Prevatent concerning it. The new Fteamer built at Pensacola will soon arrive a Norfolk, to be iitted with her ¢ wines, and will convey ‘thither the officers and crow of the Fulton. Reports prevail that requisitions will be made for cer tain aiders and abottors of the Harpor’s Furry. conepies tors, but the reports cannot be traced to relinbie sources. Aaron Vau Camp obtained today, in the contradictory statements Cirenit Cour of the District of Columbia, a vertict of $16,000 4 Jonathan Jonkins, This was a soit for damages sui by plaintiff chroe yeare ago trom wots of tho dutend commercial agent of the Univ» Stator at che Naviga Islands, in the South Pacitic. The President goes to the Su Department at nine o'clock ovrey morning, and rem das for three uowrn busily epgeged upon his meas, , Unite: States District Court of South Carotiog has made an order for the restora ite claimant Court ei are the ¢ The reumstauces ) SLGEEHAE~ Ho du Eilts Eat, Wen ELEdEsoees, ELGDENED. gccegestizats, GPAPPEEL, ©. 728, DEL Cee GE,SEEGRD St OSCR E”SCOE,:C*CSSSO GET, Sette ga OCTOBER 29, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, the object,” which must precede aud» condempation aud forteitare. Appleations ure freqnently made to the President for Mmidshipmen’s apporntments, und some friends of the ap- plicants come from considerable distances to urge their claims. The President bas, under the law, power to ap- Point ien cadets at large, but no midshipmen, The latter are recommended by members of Congross in the same Woy that cadets are appointed. Fire in Newark, N. J. WO LAG& FA TORING AND HIORT DW HOUSES DESTROYED, Newark, Oct. 28, 1859, Two largo factories of the Chadwick Patent Leather Company and eight largo dwolling houses, located on South Bridge street, were destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss over thirty thourand dollars. The loas of Chadwick & Co. amount: to °26,000, of which $20,000 are insured. Loss of John H. Stephen, $3,000; insured $2,500; E. Halscy $1,440, ‘nsured $600, and other smaller losses. Tho total amount of insurarce is $28,000, wholly in Now York offices. This is the third time that the Chadwick Company has suffered losses by fire in the last three yoars. The insurance in New York offices is as follows:—Metropolitan $8,000; Excelsior $3,000; Commercial $5,000; Artisans’ $3,000; Mercantile $600; besides a limited am ant ose where. Lewis Mark and Walter Hopper, work:neu in (be Chadwick factory, were severely burned; it is feared oN: Newanx, Oct. 23. 1859, An inquest will be held to morrow at Ponpton, on the body of Jobn Gordon, aged sixty years, which was found near the canal, at Montville, yesterday, in a mangled con- dition. The body bears the evidence of having beea very badly beaten, and the throut is cut and manglod ina horrible manner, A man named George Ackers, has been arrested on the charye of committing the act, und the suspicion is very strong against him. Virginia “Congrossion 1 Election PararssurG. V.., 5, 1859. All persons concede the election of Ro vor A. Pryor, in the Fourth Congressional district, by a majority of from twelve hundred to fifteen hundred. The ciection toi place yeste: day. An Barthquake in Maine. Boston, Oct. 28, 1859. A shock of an earthquake was felt at three o'clock Wednesday morning, at Machias, Calais and Eastport, Maine, and St. George, St. Audrews and St. John, N. B. pport a decree of LING The Maryland Siate Fair. Barrimore, Oct. 28, 1859. The Agricultural Fair of the Mar;land Stas socie closed at Frederick City to-day. There was a great dis play of cattle and agricultura! machines, and a large at tendance. The premium for seniermesies was award ed to Ladd, Webster & Co., of Bos: “Marine Disasters. Provincetown, Oct. 28, 1859. Schooner Charles, from Bangor for Gloucester, with brick and ivmber, sunk on the 26th inst., twenty five miles north of Highland light. ‘The crew were picked up by the schooner Major Cloud and brought to this port. CuatnaM, Oct. 28, 1859. Sohooner Joseph Farwell, from Rockland for New York, withime, went ashore on Common Flat, uear Monomoy, this morning. ‘The men have stripped her, and sho is ou fire. Commerce of the Port of Baltimore, Baxrimorg, Oct 28, 1859, Exports of the week... Decrease from corresponding week last year importa of the week. Increase over cor esponding week last There hus been no specie exported’ from this port, or imported, during the past week. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pmuanerma, Oct. 28, 1859. Stocks quiet. T'ennsylvania State fives. 93%! Morris core 10%; Reading Railreaa, 48; Pennsylvania Rail- 37%. New OntxAxs, Oct. 28, 1859, Cotton firm; sales to-day 7,000 bales, at 10%c. a lle, for middling; tales of the week, 51,000 bales; receipts o the week, 68,000 bales, against 55,500 last year; exports of the week, 19,000 bales, making the total this season 181,000 bales, increased receipts at this port over last year, 977500 bales; do, at all. the ports, 101,700 bales; stock in port, bales. Sugar buoyant and 10. a 2c, higher; fair to to tally fair, 6%c. a 7c. Flour advanced; superfine, $5 26 a $540. Corn firm, at $110. Eastern hay, $4a $25. Freight ow cotton to Liverpool, 916d. Coifve drm at llc. a 123¢c, sales of the week, 6,000 bags; importa, 6,000 bage; total imports this Seago, 2,000 bags; stock, 32,000 bags, against 22,000 last year. VANNAH, Oct, 28. 1859. Cotton in improved demand: sales to-day 1,875 bales. Avausta, Oct. 28, 1859. Cotton uxchanged: sales to- sro 1,675 bales. CHARLESTON, Oct. 28, 1859. Cotton—Sales to-day 700 bales; sales of the week 11,- 000 bales; prices aro 3c. lower on the week; good mid- dling Ne. alltye. Rice dull and ec. lower. ~ Bartimore, Oct. 28, 1859. Flonr advancing : sales of Howard street at $5 25; city, $5123¢. Wheat active: sales of 4,000 bushels at $i 308 $1 60 for white, and $1250 $1 30 for red. Corn dull. Provisions quiet. Whiskey dull at 28c. PSILADELPHIA, Oct. 28, 1859. Flour firm. Wheat firm; white, $138 a $1 $1 26a $130. Cornandoatsdull. Whiskey 28c. a 28: AtBany, Oct. 28, 1859" Flour moderately active and firm: sales 1,000 bbls. at rates Loreen Wheat in fair request: sales 1,000 bush- els medium at $1 25, 1,700 bushels white Michigan at $1 44481 45, 1,700 busnels do. at $1 474 $1 48. Oats in bushels State at 42c., mea- good request: sales 18,000 gure, and 48.0. a 44. weight. Barley unchanged: sales 400 ‘bushels winter at 80c., 8,000 bushels Stato at 81c. a 82c., in lots; 1,200 bushels Canada Fast at 830., and 2,900 bushels Canada West at fie. Corn nominally at 81, Whiskey. Sales 60 bbIs, at " BUFFALO, Oct. 28, 1859, Flour in good demand; better grades scarce and ad- vanced 10c, a250.: sales 2000 bblg. at $375 a $4 for fine, $4 65 a $475 for extra spring Stato, $5 for choice extra Wis- consin, $5 25 a $6 40 for extea Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, $5.60 a $6 for double extras. WheatSprin, dull and vy and no sales reported; holders are offering No. 1 sales 8,000 bushels White Canada at Sl 21% 0 $1 22; 2,000 bushels red Ohio at $1.16. Corn firm: saies 6,000 bushels No. 1 Ilinvis at 9c. No sales of other grains. Whiskey nominal, Canal freights unchanged. Lake imports--16,000 bbis. flour, 77,000 bushels wheat. 1,000 busheis oats, 1,000 buhels barley. Canal Export 8,000 bbls. flour, 68,000 bushels wheat, 5,000 bushels corn; 19,000 buebels ats, Oet , 28, 1859. Flour active and ad sales 3,000 bbla, at $4 65 a $475 for tra State ; $5 25.a $5 40 for extra Michigan, Indiang, Obio and Canada ; $560 2 36 for double extras. Wheat dull heavy; no gales of spring ; sales 3,000 bushels white Caundaat $122. Other grains quiet. Whi 7c, Canal freights unchanged. Like rols flour; 8,000 bushels wheat. Cana! exporte-200 bble.'flour; 64,000 bushels wheat; 1,000 bushels oats ; 5,000 bushels barley. 0, Oct. 28, 1859, od and tower; 27,000 bash. ur unchanged, Wh er is trm at previous rate 2 for very choice wh $1 27 for do. $1 Ola $1 03 fi «No. 2, aud £104 for Milwaukeo Club, No corn in market. Barley rm; sales 8,000 bushels Canada at Xe. a 800. 1 © and oats quiet, Canal freights steady—8sc. on flour, wheat to New York. Lake imports—100 bbls. flour, 6,539 bushels wheat. Canal exports—1,800 bbls. flour; 16700 hels wheat; 1,000 bushels 14,500 bushels poas, 1,500 bushel vats. Dereorr, Oct. 28, 1859. our active, but prices unchanged.’ Wheat’ steady, Receipts—4,008 bbis. flour, 4,800 bushels wheat. Ship. ments—2,100 bbls. flour, 11,500 bushels wheat Touro, Oct. 28, 1859, sales at $5 for superfine. Wheat Steully a $110 a $1 20. Receipts—5,000 bbls. flour, 19,000 bushels wheat. Shipments—11,000 bbls. flour, 18,000 bushéls wheat, Cittcaco, Oct, 28, 1859. Flour firm. Wheat steady: sales 14,000 bushel ols ‘at 90c, for epring, from store, Corn dull at 77c. Oats firm, Re- ceipts—3,900 bbls. flour, 93,000 bushels wheat, 12,500 bushels corn, 7,000 bushels oats. Shipments—1,200 bbls. flour, 65,000 bushels wheat, 24,900 bushels corn, MiLwarege, Oct 28, 1859, Flour firm. Wheat declining: sales at §8c. Ooi . Perc ng 88c. Corn quiet. 6,200 ‘bushels rye; Flour steady: Crixorwsats, Oct. 28, 1859. Flour dull, and declined S¢.: sales at $470. Corn ad- vanced 2c. a'8¢, Whiskey firm at 283;¢. Provisions ua. changed, ACADEMY OF Mvsio.—“Rigoletio” was given again last night to ® well filled house, Madame Colson confirmed the favorwble impression which she made in Gilda on the first ropresentation of this opera, the rdle being peculiarly avapted to bring out those points of excellence which she bas developed ina certain range of parts. Her singing and acting were both marked by a correctness of taste, earnestness aud delicacy of execution which fully real. ized the conception of the composer, Her success with the audience was oven more decided than on the first night, when she took the public by surprise, and sho ved enthusiastic marks of their approval (aroughout Ferri sang superbly, and Stigelli also gave great satisfaction hy his correct and effective execution, Altogether the opera passed oif with great éclat. The matinée of to-day will bring the three prime donne—Gaarauiga, Cofson ana Speranza—before the pub- The occasion will be @ more than usually intoresti » dnd there will no doubt be rush for places. ure tent powder proof iveks and crows bara lar proof parlor safe Algo, fire wad barge Depot 68 Murray stredt, coroer of U> (ee plage (formerly 19% Poari suvet). POPERT M PATRICK Dr. Sweet's Infallinle 1) Flondaohe imimediately and uever fist poe anMive niment Cures itourea Woothache in The New York Weekly Herald. THE FERKY OUTBRYAK—-NBW8 FKOM RU- ROPE, CALIFOUNIs, BiITISH COLUMBIA, SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIBB, ¥TC.—AFFAINS IN WABHINGTON--LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS [18MS~— LATEST INTBLLI- GENCK-—MAKKE ETO. The Wi Hienat will be published at ten o'clock this Morning. ita contents will embrace, among other things, the following:—Harper's Ferry Outbreak—Arraignment of Old Brown and bis Companions on Uharges of Conspiracy, Treason and Murder—The Opening Speeches of the Prosecution and Defenoe—The Testimony of the Witnesses Agalost the Pri- soner—Im/ortant eve ations of Colonel Forbes—The Kansas Work of the Abolitionists Exyosed, &0., &c.; News from Bu- Tope—The Crisis in Italy—The San Juan Diffleulty—@ommer clal Intelidgence, &c.; News Crom California, British Columbia, + Central America, New Granada, the South Pacific, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, Ac.; Affairs in Waahington—General Cass’ Explanation to the British Government Respect ing the San Juan Affair—Important Despatch from Our Minister to Russia—Our Relations wih New Granada, Chile and Peru, &c.; Latest News by Telegraph; Edl- torials or. the Leading Topics of the Day; Finanolal, Commercial, Keligious, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime In- \elligence, Weekly Keview of the New York Cattle Market; Retatl Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; to- wether with @ large variety of interesting local and miscella- aeous items. Bingle copies, tn wrappers ready for mailing, ap be bad at the counter. Price six cents. ‘The wails for Europe, by the steamship Bremen, will close At the Post Office at half-past tea o'clock thiemorning. The Wasatr Haxatp will be ready in time for mailing, Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- les. —WOOD, DY & of the BELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY ANU MISSOURI STATS LOTT SIE. ‘No, 567, Octoner 28, 1850. 6, near B16. 1, 39, 46, 10, 4, 20, “a, th. 14, 3 ‘Datawans—Coass No. | Ocronur 28, 1580 43,19, 60, $4, 54, 7, 7, ». 55, 49, 26, 65. Circulars neat free of expense shinai ety fr EDUY & CO, ‘Wilmington, Delaware, High Art.—Page's Venu nd Kox's Wintet Hint —theas two Srtiate productions command Talver ex] appresisdon, but the iauer only is within reaca of tie mul: dude. Call i at 212 Broadway ‘and ‘secure a copy. Get Your Fall Style Hat of White, 216 Sirona wey, Baroum’s Maseum. Autamn Or Manhood—With it White's Fai. tials from 216 Broadway. 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Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines, Mrrnopist BOOK Concran, 200 Mulberry atieet, New York " Being tn constant receipt of inquiries ftom qur brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with requests to recommend and purchase. we lave, ip conjupction wih some lady. trients, carefully and chorodchly examined the varions machines of rrctical valne fur fam ls erwing, and find those made by the heer & Wiiscn Manufacturing Company, 505 Broadway, New York. to fully combine the caseniials Of a good instra ment and such 28 we can confidently recommend, Having seen no favorable resntts from thelr uke in our own aod the households of our frends, we are desirous that their bexeiiis should b ‘ed by all our brethren, and hence have interest- ed curseives in thelr behalf, wishes, your brethzea, 1, SLEVENS, THUS, SARLTON, SAwES FLOY. J. DANIEL WISK, t ben ae SRO WARDS, DAVID 7 WM. French and Chinese Fans of the Hand- Bomest styles, at FOUNLALN’S India store, 658 Broadway. 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Millions have been restored to pealt hy Rrandreth’s Pilla, when all oiber medicines have fail d We patient left to die. Price 25 cents a box, Principal oa 4 Canal aw ert. Ruptare Cured by Marsh ant Co.'s Ra deal cure Truna. | Uboy sled keep silk Klaatio Sockiays for riere and Shoulder Braces Tretrumente multe made to onder, No, 2 Verney atmos, Astor ow Yor The Drawings of ings of the Susecx County and FRANCE, BRUADBENTS & 00., Mawacuas, alate of ty tate =] Pet nya eee ce ears ee eee twenty years, we, the ithe’ fol folowing are Cy risinete da a berw ar: Suse pei LASS 185, Ocromme 26, 1850. aM) 75, 68, 16,1, 12, 95, 71, 14, 61, 46 69, 6. Consoiparny Loree y—Cr.ase No. 183, Ooronme 28, 1850, 46, 58, 60, 64, 29, 8, 36, 17, 78, 68, 6, 63, 4. ices, ar bands al Wilmington, Del, this day (Friday), _ JouN p Fone ek “4 RANGE. skoaDe ENTS & 00. ‘Witmiagwoa, Del. Paralyzed and Deformed Limebs suc- cessfully Ueuien by Dr. J.P. MANN, 126 West hirty-ninth ‘s Tricopherous is the Best and Barry’ cheat vt Article foe ve any ae tying, leaning. carling, Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock- tags, bandages, and Dr. Glover's new lever truss, No. 4 aun” Fy } Tompees au Hair D; Nn jam= ®, Brooklyn, jaallty wo challenge ie world.” soot i Batcnelor's Hair Dye, avo pees—The best Spplied uf Ge manurasiory itt eens Ouieindere’ '. ‘¢ Mate 2 ae and Tou- bye Privately applied, at No. 6 Astor Sieg aioe George's Hair Dye, ik or Brown, 37 cents n box. The the world. ey i. De- pot at 06 Gan Sear a tet “yg trou Dye, — Black or Bhewn, Aniaita- Ht Depot 1 Barelay street, aud gold by all druggists. ble Hite Cutting at Ned nae Married. Dunx—Nevnis.—On Saturday, Oct. 22, by the Rev. Wiiam Evered, Michaxi DUNN wo Mary K, youngest daughter of the Jato William Neville, of Tamaqua, Schuyi- kill county, Pa. Philadelphia papers please copy. Heyx—smii—On Thursday, Ort. 27, at Channing Newton, Mass., by the Rev. Mr Young, J. Q of the fim of Busrago & Beary, Boston, 9 Miss Heres J., daughter of W. P. smith, Eaq.,/of Newton. Horr-Wovb.--On Thursday evening: Oct, 21, at Christ chureb, Brooklyn, by tho Rev. Dr, Cantield, Tuomas Horn, Faq., of Manchester, E ‘and, to Kvrears Avausra, oidest davgbier of the law Hyudrable George P. Wood, of Nascas, N.P., Bubsmas, Mutichester ¢£ingland) papers ploase copy. Surcit—McCoy.— On Get. at St. Paul's J, A. Schneilor, Wwe J of New York, to Bary A. C. R. MoCo, of Brook- Sew Orleans paper please o AMBOT Mira x. —Ov Thursday, Oct. 27, at the French Charch of St. Vincent de Paul, by the Rev, Father Fafont, J. Apoirie TauocRG, of Bordeaux, France, to Ma Tak AGATUS auat, Widow of Th, Millaudon, of New Or leans. Tuc sros—Moxar J, on Thursday, i York, to Many PRancas, cldest so, Esq., of Rahway. jwughter of Anthony Mi D hnGHAM —On Saturday, ct. 15, Mrs. Mary Bivguam, eldest davghtor of James aud Mary Spencer. Her remains were interred in Green #ood Comotery. Baery.—Of consumption, Manoa F., wife of P. C. Bar- a daughter of Francis and Catharine Dalton, in fhe roth year of herage. , © friends of the family, and those of her uncles, mes, William and John Duun, and the Rev. Father Di aro invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ler parents, No. 140 Eigith avenue, on Sunday after nooa at one o’cl Brkxk.—On Friday morulug, Oot. 28, after a few days illness, of bilious remittent fever, Caran Brrsg, aged Ti years. Tho funeral will luke place from the residence of her uncie, William Brophy, No. 8% West Sixteenth strect, on Sunday afternvon, at half-past two o’clock. Cavkcuns.—In this city, on Thursday, Oct. 27, of pnou- monia, CHARIES W. Croxam, M. D., ged 46 yeara. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the mot of the New York Academy of Medicine, are respe: ly invited to attend the funeral, eithont further notice, from bis late reaidence, 91 Si. Mark’s place, Eighth streot on Sunday afternvon, at one o'clock. Com —At Jersey City, on Thursday, @ot. 27, Buexan, son of Patrick Coyle, aged 23 yi His friends and the friends oe the the family are requested to attend the funeral from the residence of his tather, 100 sible peeremret street, the s (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Comea-oasse 4 on fe Tridas, Oct. 27, at his resi- dence, in Old Bridge, N. J., Joux , in the 6lst year of re. irs funeral will take place at the Reformed Dutch churcb at Spotswood, N. J., this (Saturday) afteraoon, at one o'clock. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. CunninaiiaM.—On Friday, Oct. 28, after a short but severe illness, which sho bore with Christian Nes se Marcaner CunyincHaM, in the 60th A a of her age ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Tespecttully invited te attend the funcral, from the residence of her son-ia-law, Jobn Feeney, No. 46 Chrystie street, on Sun afternvon, at two o'clock. “eahtral papers please oer. LARKK.—On Friday, Oct. 27, ALSXANDER CLARKE, aged a years ree 8 months. is friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 90 Monroe street. Duny.—On Friday, Oct. 28, Patrick erage in the 63d year of his age, a native of the parish of Corralstown, county Westmeath, Ireland, The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 44 East Thirty-secoud street, on Sunday afternoon, at half.pust one o'cloc! Hoay.—At Accra, Weat Coast of Africa, on the 14th of Angust last, Sreruxy Dazaoy Hocax, youngest son of T. Hogan, Fsq., formerly of St. Johns, Newtoun tland, Hat —In’ Brooklyn, on Friday, Oct, 28, Lavra Emmy, daughter of ex-Mayor ‘Goo. Hall, la the 23d year of her age. ‘The friends of the family tend the fuueral,ca Su from No, 362 Bridgo street. are respectfully invited to at- afternoon, at two o'clock, Hivsrer.—in this city, on Wednesday, Oct. 26, after a ness, Winstam Livsten, aged 67 the mem are reupectfully invited to ; October 30, from bis Inte residence, corner 0° Br and Fifty second atrect, at twelve o'clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Huosvios.—-On Thursday aflernoon, Oot. Marrna Fusaut0x, daughter ot Robert and Martha Hamilton, aged 4 years, 1 month and $ days "The friends of the fam attend the fmeral, this y are respectfully invited to saturday) afternoon, at two nee 123 North Sixth street, cer- ung. Tecine county, Wiscousin, on Mon day morning, Oct, 24, Saran R, Jknxs, eldest daughter of the late Otis Jenks, M. D. On Friday, Oct. 28, Mrs Hise Jonysox ds and relatives of the family are respectfully ttend the funeral, on Sunday afvernoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 86 Prospect street, yn, without further notice. ‘slay, Oct. 27, CATHARIVR, tho be- Falward McCarthy, aged 61 years. espectfully invited to at- ¢ funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Tate residence, No. 47 Main street , Brooklyn. —At Remsen, on Sunday, Oct. 25, of consuuaption, Wasrani. R. Prick, aged 24 years and 6 months, Californin papers please copy. Pervs.—In this city, on Friday, Oct. 28, Tuomas Purvis, anative of Kelso, Scotland, aged 44 years. ‘The friends of the faraily are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 43 Spr ing street, in the rear. Prrrtw.—At Chestnut Hills, Phil elphia, after ak ani painful iiness, borne with Christian resienation, en in the hope of a blissfal immortality, CaTmartys S., daugh- ter of Job and Catharine Perrin, Of this city. London, San Francisco, and Owego, Tioga county, papers please copy, Pastxt.—On Friday, Oct. 28, the daughter of Christian and Anna Maria Pastel, aged 2'yeare,7 months and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, No. 112 Sutfolk street. PeYsrit.—On Friday afternoon, Oct. 28, MAaRcarer Jaxk, youngest child of John and Hester Penueil, aged 2 months and 28 days. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to \uttend the funeral, which will take place from her parents’ residence, No. 205 East Twentieth strect, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Roor.—On Thursday, Oct. 27, at Chatham, Columbia couuty, New York, B. Darwin Roor, M. D. Tho, Tuneral will take place at Chatham, on Sunday, Oct. 30 ¥.—At Yonkers, on Friday morning, Oct. 28, Awsa van , wife of William Vann, merchant, New York, and daughter of the late James Duna, of Albany. Albany papers please copy. Vox Smmin.—In Brooklyn, on Priday Ruz. Avovsra, danghter of Otto an aged 16 months. morning, Oct. 28, Shada Von Stein, MISCK).LAN HOU ‘AT, SVERDELUS—WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &0— A ‘Those celebrated cards. ongraved in the highest style of be art, only eenrontway corner of Duane strest. od tom T JoNRe, 10 4 0 AND 13 ANN STRERT—$4 ‘oni dress Login yy 6) double sole water "eane call and wee hebre parctaaee” PPLETON'S A WEEKLY BULLETIN @RARLINGoN's LISTORY. OF HERODOTUS—vat Ir, v0 Pik Flirstorogy OF COMMON LIFE—By George Her ry Lewes, Hil ows orn TOFMARERS An excellent manual for mel rW a—| Lande} én vent VEN eR we AN oronte VOTE HSC ene Romi piseoneen tnd CL ehat of the Nage—By George Vandenbotk ', DINNER AND TXA~1 vot D. APPLETON & C4 anro tao. hore MB and B48 Browl way _ Sent free by mail on receipt of prioe, cal nn SCR: am motieers At Mate wxonixe “OARD DEPOT, @6 BROAD elegant Corda and ant moderne prices, pimps ABNIOA LI LINIMENT. It fe well kiowy th sain etn eal? hr a th he acd pabyer No. 4 ‘Twenty five cents, MISCELLANEOUS. ee pores: ae DA i Coie cna RYBO! BY THE avTitgaG) one at ine Wordiy, rae Large 12mo, Mopars ‘eth Flier mod we, Price $a. UNTRAT! 0 RAUTIPUL KLEGANT, DELI ae pi ores ONE THOUSAND! ENGRAVINGS. But PURO ane, ooo NEW Embracing Frets about—1. Things not known. If. sincothing, glowing, layiog and fae ‘Things that on, ts be knows. | athinen wort knowing sce: nile lose nd softens, ‘and at the dime ® | 4 copiers WE CORNER CU RD I isthe beau: | 4 COY Rey Acti, AL ona PLR Lapye f ladiow? y bis KT! LE. teatet ae Aertel gem m for ian ne ogee. A Sour BK PRAUTICAL 4 ae GENT! i wy ti ~ Tt ipthe , ioorery taanily. ee ee 1 CUMPLETE FAMILY Au SARS On wien Ann sireet, N.Y. Price & ceats per box. Fao IE practicaL “nook an Brondwas GARDE Tm i COMPRETE MASTHRG HAPPED HANDS, FACK, LIPS, &0.—ORRTAIR "aii tba ed ee ae teanraag Hagens fe O ‘Galinmapba, ee muh Giyoering, | 4 COMPLETE MoTER'S {ROOK ion, 161 MA oO Seat by mndl op vessigl ae ete hina \LARB'S SYRUP.—EVERY f DERLIOATE FEMALE TRE 1 “ss for you will not regret ft NLARK'® P—FOR D’ © SYRUP—F )YSPEPSLA, LIVER OR WOMB pe ST EE SR RS LARK’S SYRUP HAS NO MINERAL OB ANY OTEER Cc" cs Ay ‘$40 will be given for any grain found im & GH. RING, wholesale Banwis @ Paki Pare row and F OweiseCO LARK'S SYRUP.—THIS GREAT BLOOD pag ed for eale ty and ee eee oY er ae .PPED HANDS AND LIPS CUB! NIG! Cy slag H.W, VONDRIGMITT R reantic ne eT Bowers, Ni: Mra Taye, Taser Brookiyuy acd wery, a nm; aud Tom | sli yu! woke areain no OR! Powis, pi INVERTED NAILS, ENLAK?RD wet, Cota, tnd all datage of the fet ured wiat aio wenience to the Dr. ems Snrgeor Chnopenise 760 the physiolans and eur geovs of this city ares oBAEGATES IN CLOTHIN READY MADE winter, from | ; Overcoats 86 to 6ibt $18; Pantal sons, ‘Neat. $8 ‘Money ts wanted, ana tho will Sou for wltnost nothings CLARK, 116 Wilam street.” RORNITORE AND UPHOLSTERY. canryer TURNITURE REROO MB, 333. AND ‘s FOURTH STREET, (Northweat comer of Broadway.) JOHN MERKS, (OF the oi"trm of J. 0.1. WF, Meeks ) Invites the attention of furnitere buyers toa Teruo and legant Sesoriment of Oabinet Puenitare, suitable for PekLoks, DINING ROOMS, Eras te yes Made from selected pero well seas ned the latest and Ost Approved siylew = ee weed BE RON ALE LA Sp ‘he weil reputation of tbe late firm for SU 10 CABINET hance GOREN RS, 's Y MEDICATED SOAP IS POST x ‘able articte for the eure of Chaos Chafes, ender “Plesi, Bruptio: Pimples, Preck! Fieeh Worms, and all skis Defori GOURAUL'S Poudre Subtile uproots Hair from low foreuands, upper lips safely and uickly. Warranties. Bows of » vile counterfeit emanating from Biverker street. Lilywhite, Rouge, Hale Dye end Rene rative wt the Gid Established Depot, 67 Walker street. first store from Broadway. Hayes, Brooklyn; Callender, Philadel- phia; Bates, 129 Weehington atece!, Hostoa, ae. * PAKINA IS IN TAK HIGHEST REPUTE Helos kad wholewnne food at all seasons of the year. Itisa pure preparation fom wheat, without the ad in.ature of any other wrain, ud hence i¢ invaluable in the sure Nicho iner kennon, “Exteosivels tuned at the Astor House, St ina, Metropolitan, avd other first cinss hotels and saloona, i be rapidly Yeoomning ap indispensn}te dish on all good taoles. inoutnewured and oid at the Croton Mills, 21 Cherry stress, New York. A liberal discount todesiers. For sule xeneralty by grocers and drugeiats HECKER & BROTHER. Hecker & Brother's Flour and Purina are now exblbited fer gumpetition at the Fair of the American Tusttue, Palace LOOK &TTTCH SHUTTLE MATHINES, Fequal to any io the market. Frices—$50 nod up varde Offices, 463 463 Broadway aad | wo Bowery. RE, WIRELOW' LOOTING 5% SYRUP.—wes, WINE. LOW, an experienced (be Sper mee Aly mr dine exiue it cullen cep, wines acai eoteene of Wwetsing, by sofvening the gums, reducing all b rye SEWING (he procees oR jobammation, will al iny a1 pain, and ta sure to are hawels. | Depend selves and relief ard Trent to all cases. Sold everywhere. EYER’ MF MIRACULOUS. VERMIN, DESTROYER, SHIPS HOUSES, AC. CLEARED OF ROACHES HUGE. FLEAS, RATS, MIOR, akrente by the ropricter, TORE! iti, B gis cara, d A.B. BANDS & CO, snd druggists go UNT VERNON ye UEIONFORT, PRLAAM- Ste ‘Olinvilie, Wakefield, £0. f lots for unpaid ‘axes will take place at Albany on weld Yorn ot November next. The Collector w iy ot Keene's Fourteenth Ward Hotel, cnr: ner Elizal ext, Oct. $i f one day only. ae OH r B. YORKE, General Golleotic Ws N'Y, PAPER—A_ A NEW LITERARY AND FAMILY a ot Wer ir, to the Elevation of Labor and the Bi Litgmen to be enitied the AMERICAN BAN- issued in'this city on Raturday next, by THEO- Pants FIBRE & Co. & TOUSEY will supply the cate, Aeteacl = QFRcoaTs AT EVANS’. Haadsome black cloth Orercosia . Fine black cloth Overcoats. Esquimaurx beaver Overcoats. Moscow beaver Overconts. Blue, black and brown castor beavers... Pur beaver Overcests ......00000 Rxcellent pilot Overcouts, Mised beaver, cassimere, Melton and other Over- AT EVANS, FULTON STREET. Mie apd COD'LIVER JELLY— ‘he only certsin cure for Cons) Astuma, and al) EiSae of Conghs: a takes: without seems ALSO, QUERU'S PATENT JEU ABO CASTOR OF. — Tee greasy sensation of the oil is obviated, sty consipation after use. It is eee bent te > Cg ie ™ the inventors. Othice No. 135 avol ‘OLD, OPARRER ‘4 tno ppld druggists. P Mow! en wholesale io. 15 Beekman street. SuNaER’s x NO. 2 SEWING MACHINES, $00. o No 1 Sewing Machine, $90. ‘Sinj Toackines fo: manufactiring parpees nod weil Kaown to be without anv successfui rival in the market, Much has recently been published in regard to various etitehee made by sewing machines. singer's machines wake the bes: atioh ever invented, ‘and do it Lisibe beat aisle. 14 ata Family sewing machines at $60 and $75 are capable of per forming tn the beat style all the sewing of & privace tammy gauges reduced to $4. MO KINGER 4.00, No. 08 Broadway. N. ¥. No. 160 Fuiton street, Brookiya, ANT'ORD'S HOT AIR FURNAGES, Portable or set in brick. ‘Thousands testify in thetr favor. Seud for trea. SANFORD'S MAMMOTH OR GLOBE HEATER, 4 favorite and enonomical Stove of great power. Send for a boo! ‘ SANFORD, TRUSLOW & 00., 259 Wator aireet. 0 COUNTRY MERCHANTS. UPOLPHO WOLrr PURE COGNAG BRANDY IN BOTTLES. PURE JAMAICA RO! AMAIC IRISH A SCOTCH WHISKEY. PORT MaDBica AND SHERRY WINES. Whiskey, Madeira, Sherry ‘ang private use. The tm. menge puccens (al has crowned my eflrts to place pure gfe ES within the rench of ail, under the name of Aromatic Schnapps, and to drive out of the market the pernicious eom- pounds sold ae gin throughout the country, led many Grugeists, apothecaries and medical men, for some years to soliell ne to pursue the same course in regard to the netiele of brandy. T sbould have complied with these requests all quarters long ago, but wna deterred from it by the fact that owing to the exorbitant prices cf brandy in France, consequent upon the shortness of the grape crop for some years, a vo chance of my being able to tinport the choicest bolle, wud ell 1 nt moderate prices. The duty ob br Fort Winen in botles for medica) #0 iil ip seventy per cent lower. 1 have now ar. arcementa with on brandy exporters in in France, ‘ot he highest re and am regu ‘cou: Siomenta of the "bent ‘cognac rind, which Tam Sot thing and selling as Wolfe's genuine Cognac T gear. ante with my seal, labels and cavalier she randy so, bet tied by me as the pure, unadultersted will be found, when need as a medicine, beverage fe ea luhful and tm tigorating. It has been s matter of universal coenpiaiat that ttle o pares unmixed French bran Ke rg | anni, and the purchaser, pine times in 2, was d a vile imitation. Of a! ir tt brand A vay; trom ie sh price. has mixers and sellers +f naberaberaennse their attention oe of Comey ee of mee os Tee] French brandy have anpual and have been the cause cf murdére, babsiden oroclaoe nad critons, ana oase eect aaaet ands to an early grave, self destroyers, from delerium ire mania s potuand ft until unprine ipl fare Prep rey eae and sell & as the pure French "The virtues of pure French need not be told by me, They are known throughout tte mar See neg madioion oe amid stimulant. Tris, ag the Frenel ame it, “Eee do in vie’ —the water fie cae ior only when pure and unadulterated. jonrfiil ingre. Bisots inst mae © good keaton, rink te innocent tens of thousand of our rues’. Tom evtl, | beve commenced imy ng Brandy, oa, stands naval Ing Has vraera ea e B a randy." al ceiving orders from a qepalicariee i pars of the Union to sell it for pUFDOSeS, UDOLPHO WOLFR, 22 Beaver street, New York. O*ERGOATE SS, 9450, 95556 $650.3 $10 and $26. $6.59 and $810. “Yanta aod Veste, $1 GEO. 0. Seats: ‘Paraishin ‘A. WONTER & 00. Nope and net ARLOR THRATRICALS, a WINTER EVENINGS’ ory ria nap! is, AcTING, CHARADES , DRAMATIO ng "ES Jamueaux VIVANTS. i By the suibor of * ap coin ENTERTAINMENTS, fas,iciaa's Own Book," 12mo,, gilt side aad i A Published by for vale by all booksellers tn this plas et to 3 of the abo pook: five cents, to an; ee of postage ADPATENT MACE ° PAPER BAGS—WANITEA AD paper ov band a er ‘ me Plt 85 Reeiman street. A COMPLETE FAMELE A FRIEND AT EVEBEpODTS RLBOW IN TIME OF THE my HOW TO GET HANDS3O! IT TELLS THR AVE HOW TO BE Gar. sd ir TELLS THE STO HOW TO ik WiSK. nae A ag ‘HE IDLE HOW TO EMPLOY TIME PRE- IT ALLA THE POOR HOW TO GET RICH. sou ue Bg THE, RIGH HOW 10 DO GOOD, AND BN- IT GIVES INSTRUCTIONS How to Pa apie igre me Be alee ng oa Cl in the Selene of Calteoten, Dra THOUSAND OTHER ‘eric tas Dea & bg ey a L, 123 and 125 Fulton invlle attention to their MAGNIFICENT ST ‘a Comprising a the new styles pip td Tabi OWN, Caney gee WINTER OLOTRING fatroduced by the hete w wari itty Lo! NN. B, No deviation {row ihe agures ailixed to the artistes. + opr oe AND CITIZENS , are favked to onaming: FALL AS) WINTER saris, rac ne an immense variety of HEAVY Bkavnn «VERUUA’ BLACK CLOT OvBRUOATS And a splendid assortment of all kinds of PALL A Swit TE CLUTHING at very low prices, ut i ano DE GRO K. Tu Futon aseet, cen Broadway and Nessau treat PR NEW NOVEIS Bi CHARLES READE a The Author of * uny Livingston,” HARPER & Bix OTR RR Fre kiin square, New York, Have just rents BY C Arihor of Tove we Litie Love Me Long." te. oabeae- we A ood ight,” ALL Tra * Auwbiogragag: (fathiet” fikistrations, “Tie, Tengen A SWORD AND GOWS; By the Ausbor of “GUY LIVINGSTONE, Bvo., paper, Twenty bye cents, BARPER & BROTELS wil wead ithe Of the abere works, portage paid, to nny partof toc Uniled States, omee vetpt of the price: IPE CFOTON, ‘The ox ly bills sor water ta ependent of Crotoa breake Kog:ne, whick may be JOHNS 3. ECTCHt#a. 18! TOOLS! TOOLSII! JORN BILLS of TOOL CHESTa, Store, removed to! —*/| For Ddovs, gentlemen 418 yom we = no arene The best arsoriment and] 2% . tbe beet 9° quality ty of aS ENGLINE Se ATi 29LS S=| comp fs TOOLS s)or = cateneatad makers ef 3 | FI the United states aod Ba- rope constantly on band. E LADIES) SAPEGU ARD, PRICK &%, 19 PUT UP Tw ‘# conventent and handsome sty ah, indy cao carey & fiber pocket. Wil be gent. post i Yoall, on receint of ™ fend jor apply for a chelusr't Dre GuS w. ‘WHIbe, 616 Brondway. “reer LaTaKiaA Ree MEFERSCHAUM PIP! ES, Mapufretured expressly for the London clube, a sapentar article for emnok ine A inaportatie ‘Just received and fer sale to the rade by "TOMES, SON & MELVAIN, o. 6 Maiden lane, , SON & ai ous, ew Nore, GUND COTLERY AND PLA ED WARE, Jew BRUSHES, Pi S0aPs. Richards’ oolobrated Gums Bole agents tor} Eies a cape, wading and cartridges 8. PASSPORTS ISSUED Commtnsic jaa OF DEEDS O} Orn dul; Soars EDWARD 271 Broadway, corner Chamber street, ‘SEFUL IN LM a A ag a 00, Nos, Rastes TLLCOX Wi men one that | “We ap a eminently adapted to Ae USE? may Tow te hed sha Sonementae meee PRICE $90. Manufactured and sold wholesale and i Oppoatte ie Nicholng Hed ORDS OF WARNING—THR SEASON OF COLDS and COUGHS is now approaching. The weak and deti- cate should therefore beware. Asa preventive of these com- mon and Irsidions complnints, no medieiaal compound oc die. covery haa proved eo effectun! ag the use of & good strengtbea- ing pla Every practical physician knows this fuct. and every man and womin should beaware of, Teall these whe are subject to exposure, or who are nataraily delicate and pre- disposed to pulmenary ‘complaints Heuslly, wear proper plaster during tbe fall aua wizter months. the ‘Nanaat deaths by corsumption in the United States would be decreased one thousand fold. Uni this is done, our natonsl sosurge wilt continue {tg destructive mareh. desolating households, pnd Dumbering amon tte vieigs the best aul tae Inireat of alk ages, classes aud conditions. Itis surely most strange, when fo cheap, so simple and ro cer ain meace is at hand, that ft ToL embraced byt all whem it wonld Denese ¥ good Plaster will answer @ good puepise, but the peouiiar | properties of YOREHE® D's MAGNETIC PLASTRI must recommend i an the very best. Its application is warm and soothing, ite efiecta are Immediate and permancnt, and it imparte. stretyths while it subdues ne It is, therefore pincesaccestiro ants: dole to pulmonary attacks’ while worn, and a8 a promt remedy these’ dangerocs affections a single ‘box te worth att the balms, beisams, syrups. elixirs a pectorals, which modern philanthropists extol so highly in the news: papers. Many wtear is shed over aneatly grave in direst con- sexyrience of these “woude:ful remedies.” The truth is thas in matters relating to our hes'th, we seldom use oue ¢ommoa sense. bow can a bottle, or & hundred poties, of sweetened water, with a little Isudanmn and eptere, eure & cold or stop congh? How ean it protect n weak chest and delicate jung? How can ii do any good Whutever? ‘Thousands of sad hearts are pow grievirg in response. !t is abominable wickedvess to. recommend such absurdities in such enges, If @ cold led to nothing but a cough, and a cough led to a Sec thed I Deed say to the “dear people,” spend your money as yor serious harm can result. Bat great letters spelit CBN TION stare every ove in theface who has & cold and neglects it or ill treats it, we ail know. or should know; but each ‘one hopes that he will be an exception. Look at the weekly lists of mortality. or number your own friends and relatives: Who have not been exception ‘We have no desire t any one into ihe unim portant matter of bur ing the MAGNETIC PLASTER, but we wives desire to speuk plain “Tho Plnster which we reoommoad ie common gente article, daatku'e of any elements of deceit or humbug: | We believe lis extended and universal employment prove Diessing to outr fe"low men, and we thare- fore take means to tell them so. No delicate person, at thie season, should be ‘an hour withont the MAGRETIC PLAS" Datngie box Tet the whole wat Brie seen x Ww whole winter. GC. MORRHEAD. M, De 19 Walker street, New York. MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by a& drvigglata in town and country everywhere. HYATY LIFE BALSAM. Ya Bad ALAM Og REMEDY. , ‘peuralgia and gout, in their worst stages; alee oy ‘old ulcers, And the worst cases: snplos de Gre matey oer tataly onsumpuon, de, are urider. King's e rey sueraeticade PALAAM CURED MR OF A TERRI. FATT Eire of the feet ankleg And log. he day T op jeutted to go to the he pti ‘and have my ee Sing Nivined to ey BAT Lie Baa og ook ah a siesta am bappy tossy Lam cu ‘ eu ous remedy. Jiaes DO: aioe 98 Dikenan dooce eee Se WII a S LIFE a CURRD MI88 COLE, NO. “168 BS eet of the most painful aod da ‘avenue, of nger- aiding, ‘Bho: bad been -aflucted. from her lufancy, and ‘the ams s0 severe as to force the steravtin or breast bone out of place. YATT'S LIBE BATSAM CURSD EX-ALDERMAN J. A ely, Thirteenth ward. 8D. of Brooklyn, of rheama- sth after Be had been under tin vain, and i; ped for months, Hein: LIFE SAIS CURED MR. B. RICK, @ Grove street ahd 2! Clinton market, of inflammatory Hrs LIFE BALSAM CURKD WM. HOUSEL, OF fee 12 Willet street, of King’s evil. ‘The ulcer covered the. eutire left side of the Leck aud face, YATI'S LIFE BALSAM Gl % whose office is at 42 Front Rove's ancaearipers be most torturing kind. YATPS LIFE BALSAM HAS CORED 10.000 OASRS of similar diseases. and it will moat cortaiply care b a4 “i e8 which can be renched by medicine if wakou in aeoordam Te ashe cok eeamia paall of merenry or aay other delete ict relent atom tee aken wits persect satety by tho race deo TOT e Ane Dree TP M6 CHAND STREP. Eesers bottle, six bout ge a] nt for Brooklyn, Mrs. HA YRS, 179 Fulton strest,