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MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HETNE

WOULD inform his patients and the public that he still adj
either medicine patient .a1sss
% a No. saas atm % be @
abe %s1 of sIe Who S,S ssd
long time under diseases SIDE y hen psSb
For the advantage of all who wish to attend the treatment
Of Dr. solomon Hei,ne would state that the only Doctor
the residing 81 Reade street, opposite the MARSHALL
R is SGpHy aSoR him ss
BY IS s a the s
Of the name who . member of the medical institutions Of the
Sworn n, bsf for; ne 2 4 This ~. 9Th day Of
RIcHARD Rep Com. of Deeds. mis- lm.I
SALT RHEUM, SALT RHEUM
f'ss s' ,,s s'F &sh ss
T s assyS sff. g Bssra
eedy Known in edae or history
S f ~sS ei s as
ssn!Talsd syrup Of saIsap1la which effected perfect
ssssI letter
Of age s er case Of Salt s sam
being the most severe that ever came under the treat
1 che @ ar es %
clans advice Without su any SeneS Hearing Of
,a bra , ,eTSy was ss TO Try t. and in
Gs,Ey fGvsrsa with NEW sIhs the ha d WAS
pess Sus %Ro as
ssS d. Tn this sGs1 Ee wonderful cure have OBJ
''''''1 y ~ N-''' ELIZABETH SPEAR.
Bengham Mass
The bottle of Sarsapsrla which accompanies the remedy
prepared altogether pa1 which contains four times
the strength Of any now in the market.
Sold by A. B. ID. Sands No. 70 Fulton street. OF
told 100 Fulton st; II East Broadway; Z3 Broadway Pce
81. ago lms
| r'HE PRIVATE TREAT1SE-This is a little volume .
certain Diseases which the convenient AMI rrv.
means OF stated in the panes possible mannr ad
not only are directions given for the more SIMPLE ana ec NJ
but those which have fallen into improper hands, nd
continue from month TO month"; particularly dwet
Such persons will Immediately the difficulties which
pede their they well the plan
be pursued each particular 1t is obtlined only OF the
| anihor, Or; Ralph, so Greenwich ST. Price 81.
Dr. Ralph also take. this opportunity of saying that he be
consulted the peculiar diseases above referred his rr
| vate residence at any hour.
Aware however Of the deep and just solictude which many
feel consult of integrity well experience
these peculiar complaints, the author deems proper TO
the following her sketch Of the opportunities he has had TO I'll
hmsc for this trust And this he the inclined to-
have assured him that for of information of this
kind they have selected from list of advertising people, the
the bcres repentance He therefore begs that b
side his rink graduate of Edenburgh &c Nc &c he has
been watching these Diseases both hospital and
for than thirty years, and has published two editions Of
work expressly them. Also that he has testimonial letters
from the most eminent physicians of Europe the most emf
nent in AmercaaS Sir Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott Of n r.,
and Dr. Physick Of Philadelphia and others and further that
ha has the privilege of referring almost physician of
cminence this city. Nothing be stated he concevc
better ground of confidence these who strangers him.
Consultations be made by and for such he has lit
tie chest containing everything speedy
and private 1t forwarded be directed Price
| SO. mig lm*r
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ROMAN EYE BALSAM,

ROMAN EYE BALSAM,
FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES.
THIS BALsAM ss prescription Of one Of The most sels
bratcd occuss has been long time IN and Is CONN.,
IDENTIFY recommended the public the best and most
full salve for nammatoy diseases OF the In
where the eyds very named the ball OF the
hicky covered with blood, acts almost like magic and
all appearance of disease after three applications
IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT
caused by attention Objects long
light and in the weakness partial loss of sight
from sickness old age Iesorer and should be
by all who find their sight falling without any appa-
disease
This Balsam restored sight many instances where al
TOTAL BLINDNESS,
caused by inflammation had existed for years In
the eye by bodies Of irritating nature in.
roduced under the eycs removed by the aFhca-
ton Basam. One trial will convince the mos. ncredu
ous Of its astonishing efficacy Puup in jars with full drec
For sale wholesale and retail, by DAVID SANDS CO
n East Broadway corner Of Market ST.
Sold also b. A. D. D. Sands, 10 and 100 Fulton streets and
street New York me Str
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
on THE PRINCIPAL OF
a IMOSPHERlC PRESSUR F..

rpnn, i,r.NSI ilf.hlC PkESSU IL E.
~ I TnoM hhE COURIER AND ENQUIRER
)Ni ht-t II not often that we perni, ourselves 10
- ~ terms OF eulogy of dscove es ON subccs which
my oIhe WITHIN orr province. We have NOT sufficient
nNuSc 20 10 " IN s hrt place. unless indeed the ocrt
x ',ce or hi. the in the resent instance
r eNett, surgeon Dentist, who arrived s,,a -; -,
from London, has brought with him nv. sn YIN, since
hrs Put y successful racucc here Of sp"ing Nv cn y, p,
real teeth by artificial ones without u.e 81 ,n US u'
such IS hsaiurcs springs 81 in crdnary a.s no
the operation when completed followed hy anv no ~
pain. lie best descnbe his method himself W. @
however add that patients whom has rroy,i VII
OF these Embellishments
with nem ha, they have permitted him refer enonis 20
them who do apply from idle curiosity but win IL; ~
Of pro6ng by the conviction actual examination VII
produce. ~
VI. LEvETT, Dentist
a23 Inst $50 Broadway. corner oi Warren -.
MODES DE PARIs % Chambers street, uesr BToadway-
w Madam. BESCHOR bcgs 10 inform the Ladies', that
has Just received from Paris beautiful assortment % Sill
Scaris and Pcerncs OF the latest STYLE: Morning and Dre
C,r- Mus lin AMI Csnbnck Collars FClcnncs SC
Cotsnty hand large as.oment Of sk and straw Bon
nets Cils ccaIs, &C.. which She offers for ale very
uerat pnees. m22 G.c
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PENMANSHIP.
THE ANTI-ANGULAR
SYSTEM OF WRITING.

ITO the Residents Of New York and Northumberland Of
l Mr. BRlSTOW'S Writing Academy 10 Ne 235 Broad
way nearP ak Place, and great reduction oi his t. rs
FROM TWELVE TO FIVE pOLLAAS!
Mr. BRISTOW, in rcsPec iy Offering his services to the
public for season the low IS (thus
placing Ia, useful within the Of ALL will induce
and Of acquire and splendid hand
writing
In TWELVE Easy Ls,.o-s
The Ladies daily from twelve onsThey taught
ne- rapid aud delicate hand agreeable the fashion of the
cay Flso, single entry Bookkeeping fought
me benteuicn taught with iniabv certainty write
I upaich an mastery suitable for keeping
@ bo"Hs % iof Netcartie correspondence.
Evening Glasses from q
y. Is Merchants and sfr,nrcrs Ysrg ~. cv c.n ram.
plete course "a three DAYS. aSsImsr
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VALIER'S
F r E N O. H PILLS.

- IL u ~ " - II IL -
ONE box of these nesmabs Pills worth all the Quack
~ Medicines in the world for the Of disease.
ConMrSrlf examine ,s Of the above disease
and the situation OF the Parts Affected consider
very important object able obtain remedy at once
and composed
den will pre- vent the possbity of discovery while using
it, well MANY that most Of remedies
Offered for these diseases composed Of such
render almost impossible continue their without
sickness the other unplcasan
qunces Such being the there lean be doubt such
a remedy as VAL1ER'S FRENCH PILLS wfll the uni
veal APPRECIATION being entirely free from those OBJ econs
pleasant their operation and prompt removing the
The proprietor would here remark that the efficacy Of these
Pills the disorders alluded TO- are not based upon supposon
the contrary founded upon rational experience having
used them IN successful practice for upwards Of ten years ne
eeIs confident oil their superiority over the remedies thero
employed
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MISS COW AN

DESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of New York and ms
~ vicinity, thai she continues giving lessons the Piano
Forte Harp Guitar and in singing. Miss G. will be happy
receive M pupils at No. 8 White street il preferred will
attend the respective houses OF those ladies' who may honor
her with their patronage.
H,rrs and Piano Forcs for sale and hire.
Also, splendid Piano Forte of superior quality and
ton for Sale
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s II r A B IS M u s.

Common, called Squirting, and CATARACTS, safely
81 ssss;p Viii .d q be ;s chat s The
Post Offs unless post m
Wheeler have already given him wide spread reputation and
sI 6 sS n ns 81 e Of num Gs OF
t6cares which patients have offered 10 him of their
asSe S many oSer e persons
chem 20 SO k ,o @a by @ @ c s &
ie!Iowm.n the benefit which they AAve received from Dr.
""l'''' NKwY, AK, March lj,h 1879.
t s The %E which "f 3 s "ass 'SS
eds@en Of the Benefit you have conferred upon me as pa.
eI this Ssp aoSwa of my LIRE, st c @ | to S. for
Which, ''s S"''d the s w
a saa a o your OF ;"s % as
other any Ia, her. snG ice sm
ever Thus confess that have eee,ly cured her and
cordially heartily thank yoT for your highly successful exer'
', ~, cann' M u Wy WSATEhs larammoney
In the hope Of BENZ ssa,GssSs to of my afflicted M
sight. rom ot% bndne. after having before been "auc;
hs mos; s%as%' an t medical Of this city and
In witness whereof make deposition, under oath, its
truth and 's'eH"'' 'p xMEs E Sd Avenue
Sworn before me, the scth day of March, io,2
GEO. IRELAND, CON Deeds
-. -, - Nassau street.
% Hf f GS"s Gf IS Ne Jse Es street, Brooklyn being n
sworn that he afflicted eight with the Egyp-
op,halma aud ulcers the though
tae first ocns at the Eye lnlaIy four aud half he
experienced relief but became blind in which he
placed under the Of Dr. Wheeler Ocust 80 Green
.'' ''''' "'O -' '''' .'''''' David POWELL.
Subscribed and To before this 3st day Of March,
l'42 JOHN BuLKLEy, Com. Deeds
80. 80 - 81 Wall street.
C a a@d A GSpa,E c Of Ssw %S * Mrs
dreadully from disease known, technically deponen
nfomed) To be Amaurosis which rendered her quite blind
Although she had the best that could be afforded her
the Eye lnrmary (as well an eminent oculist in
this city, who eventually told her the sight could
s,ored she received essential benefit until she
placed under the of DIR. Wheeler Ocu 80 Greenwich
sweet whose kind and ski"l treamsnt has entirely restored
ter MARY ANN PIRLEY.
Sworn before me, this 18th day Of April, l8i2
Isaac P. MARTIN, Com. Deeds,
1- 80 ~ II Wall street.
Mr. s. Cady, 50 High street Providence, r. J., being duly
that he totally blind in his left Tor
the of the blindness that he applied
Dr. Wheeler Oculist of 81 Greenwich street who T
operation attended by very little pain and
without danger has perfectly restored his sight Under
circumstances he feels his duty, his gratitude
Doctor for the nestimable benefit which his skill has conferred
upon him. y. CADY.
Sworn before me, this 25h day ofApril, 1912,
GEORGE IRELAND, Jr, Com. Deeds.
Nassau street
City and County of New York,
On the 9th of last month, placed my little daughter three
old who had and completely blind of
lett under the of Dr. Wheeler, Oculst 80 Greenwich
To the asonshment of all who c
restored and her WELL In the hope of leading Others
To the blessing that have enjoyed voluntarily make
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
Grand street, corner of Thompson street.
Sworn to before me. this 2sth day of April, 1872.
W. X. BEEBE, Com. Deeds,
mig lmsr 81 Nassau street.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET

FOR SALE AND TO LET.
G.A TO LET-The modern bull, three story House, No
tf 3 Bceckr street with every convenience for gentee
THOS. T. WOODRUFF,
milo $50 Broadwsv, or Is South sf.
1.l TO LEr-Tw0 very neat tcncments, suitable for a
t..-f small family situated the East River about 200
A yards above Youle Shot Tower with IN half acre Of
roh with each house comprising good orchard and pa-
A. H. sTOUTENBURGH % Prince st.
Rent soo each FROM THIS 10 ist May. mias.
l.-A FOR SALE-A Country Residence, Farm. Mills
IL. NC e residence of the late John WIN. Holly the
LA owe, stamford, Conn.
The House large commoii0us ,ni genteel be utfuy
mated and m good order and full view OF the Sound
summer ho9ssi cansge house barns large
handsoncy d o the nest and finest II spring The
whole an island teonneeted with main by stone Erdsc
Of about 90 acres - ~ ~S'
Nnc.xtecnths Of two large mills also ON IN, i.l.nd which
pfopodoa rented for s20l pr ann with an
water power
Farm coisuoas Of 300 acres uuier good cultivation wen
fenced valuable orchards firm houses bsrna Sc For zen ri
niomiton refer Is made @ lhoms r. Srntn Es, iS6
Thompson sect John BsseN, Es1 IS Nassau
Hudson. ESQ. Hartford Coma rs nc
az The rrmiscr To WA. WELLES HOLLY. =
Fos particular Description Courier and Eniair .
myl9 lmtr
FRENCH CANARY SEED Tor sale, at No. as reiTcn st
A wholesale and retail M lmsI !,
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HEALTH AND sTRENGTH-DR. S. O. RICHARD.
III SONS CONCENTRATED SHERRY WINE BIT
TERS-Pu M in octaron bottles and the ingredients max.
the same nut up in pressed pac kages for by drug
gisis aud most of The w Goods Dealers in Boston and
cnty Also BY my agents in all the principal tow ms through
New EnyI,nd the southern and ,y.giera
OFFICE Is HANOVER STREET BOSTON
IS cents per bottle; 80 cent. per paper.
The following are selected from large number of
notices.
From the Dover, ~ H. Gazette.
On. RcuaRp,oNs BrrrRs-Ip Jar columns NAV be found
advertisement the Vegetable Bers prepared by Dr. o.
g Richardson South Rcddsg Mass They are az aid 10
composed Of variety Of valuable and purely
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MEDICAL.
DIR. MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2oiIs Fulton street near
Greenwich DR.. Morrison, member of the Royal College
of Physicians and Surgeons, London and formerly
the British Navy continues be consulted daily diseases
delicate and all those sessin symptoms
o. nuicous and the imprudcnt of quack iedi
ees Mr. NJ has had Of % trcan. de-
cac diseases all their and complicated forms
uses mild safe and nfalbe substitute for mercury eradicate
the ycaerca with certainty, without sublccng
patient 10 risk restricting him his usual die,
suits, while his medicines agreeable and smell
Permanent distractions the and
accompanied with much irritation and dull pain the
consequences Of mlltreament, and leading ultimately
hsulas DR.. NJ treats structures scientific manner gra-
duay promoting absorption Of the thckened membrane with
pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousands of young
men suffering from the consequence of indulgence
eret destructive habit and whose further injured
from the of nosums and pretended specifics which
late only To induce depression DR.. NJ.
purely ra,holoslca principles and fails in establishing
cure the most obstinate yield his plan trcamc
Letters post paid and suitable Fee will
correspondent full advice and the Union
by his history of his detail The
cOnhience observed. Fulton
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)R. PETERS INDICATED
LOZENGES

DR.. PETERS INDICATED
LOZENGES.
~ lar estimation Peters Lczsnges and for The sufficient
easy IN their and So certain in their fleets
life has been devoted the study ofmedcines whose
srca mas hma% SdG ss,
10 the pecing and never made his discoveries public
until they beyond the reach the rcquon Of improve
PETERS WORM LozENGEs.
hef are the G so long Isaned They are so
that they be fraessly administered the youngest in
compmisop with destroyer of worms. has an at
t% %fs ss s lie S 'T
be administered doses Sufficient produc, csthTc
~. PETERS COUGH LozENGEs
For coughs, colds whcopng coughs and all pulmonary
.S e. c" nI's b. 9 DC he. and mus, be
but relieve them amo; proving iSir efficacy
The @ S anS % viii III h1ss Ii, Dr. s
PETERS CORDIAL LozENGEs.
deserve, les, he should stie the rsader credality for
e" 'S and HSsf :aS@ss Isf
living auo SsmS e ee o. asS of Utmost u, instantly
Sas ;hs .hs,dsss :. s''I
sS S T @ $ Of al Sc. '% cns s
the stomach and sharPen,ns ,he sllpe,,te;,
PLASTER.
TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
SOLD YEARLY.
Peters Shilling Plaster easy and effective remedy for
main i'm the breast side stomsch weakness the
chest oins or back stiffness. Of the neck, affections Of the
limb, or Joints whether produced by rheumatism other
causes habitua pain Of The head or stomach colds coughs liver
in bcs and pmples sessncss Of the frame aud for general
debitaton.
Children rs well adults derive advantage from
Peters Shilling Plaster especially when suffering from coughs
colds tccng whooping cough aud such like in all these
cases il is simple, sure and speedy remedy
DR. Peters principal Offices $50 Broadway 25 Fulton street,
rnl 90 North Sixth street PHILADELPHIA. Agents-5o and i3o
Bowcy 50 Fulton street. il6 Hudson street. and 2l0 Chatham
street, n. Y. mig Inc
DRY COLORS The following colors, of first quality
- adapted either for Oil Painting Kalscmine sale
Broadway. corner ef Franklin
Washed Blue Blacks, Real Indian Red,
Super Chinese Blue, Super PURPLE Brown,
:" Emerald Green, Nader Lakes,
Brunswick Green, Ncmiion,
Saxon Green Chromes
Turkey Umbrc, Ochres, &c. SC.
To Printers and EngaveIs-Fnnkot and English Blacks,
very superior for sale at 49,
feb "a 3m. 1854 Broadway corner franklin
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PERFUMERY.
OWENS AMERICAN
LII u II " L.

THIS Dye is the only inable Hair Dye in use. Many
there who offer articles the public bearing the name
OF Hair Dye that only worthless but often injurious
the hair The subscriber pledges himself that the American
Han Dye perfectly harmless nature, AMI nfalple m
rs effect as il will color the hair only The lghesi hait red
fy, lew hours be changed dark shaIr IRON
brown 10 black. This dye used very successfully IN
changing red whskers 10 correspond WIN uaIh ha
De that the of Ferris Owen written on the abel
of each bottle all Others worthless IN any case the
dye should fan pfoducr desired effect the money Will be-
returned Manufactured aud for sale BY Ferns owen NO
sixth Avenue. Agents G. H. l0ns a5 4ton street; II: T.
sav Is Sixth Avenue Druggists; aud Manuel liTdesser 565
mi Twin 9yos.
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REMOVAL.

I CRlSTADORO, Qa'e Of 2ls Broadway under the Ameri
-. can Museum) bcgs inform his patrons an,
friends that he has taken the beautiful store No. Aston House
IN Broadway to the main where he viii be
happy TO wait them IN his well known first style e
likewise takes this opportunity, of thanking his friends for th
singular patronage he has with during period
in his old stand aud sers himself that il only by strict at
teniion his business that IL and in his and
store his customers shall find it is not diminished.
Back room OPEN
}. CRISTADORO, Gcnilc,ucns Wig
mil lmr Maker and Dresser. 6 Astnr House
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THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the IS Fulton street,
Brooklyn for the sale Of the approved genuine Patent
nil Family Medicines Perfumcry, Fancy Articles, SC.
Manufacturers and proprietor Of such arttcs, of any
thing else ws wish for active stirring agent IT, dispose of
ther productions will find such in the person of the
subscriber.
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City Intelligence.

DEsTRucTIvE FrRE-About seven o'clock last evening
fire scovered in the smokehouse attached to the
provisiu store of Homer Ton, 574 Washington street
between Clarkson and Leroy, which communicated
70 the store and from thence the Lumber yard Joseph
Cummings, adjoining. 1t then extended to the Lumber
yard Of j. B. DBrush, fronting West street. between
clarkson and Leroy, and consumed nearly all the lumber
both yards The malt house of Alexander Nc Lachlan
$50 Washington street in the block was also con-
umed and about two thousand bushels of malt destroy
Three frame dwellings in Clarkson street adjoining
'rushs yard, belonging to Martha Williams. widow OF
lilies, were also nearly destroyed The building
occupied by her porter house the corner Of
Clarkson and Washington saved. She was par
tally insured. The fire also extended to the
three story brick building ofLeroy and Washing
streets occupied by Thomas John tavern, David
Howell. cab driver and Mr.. vanzi!e This building
vas owned by Hugh Malany, who W as partly insured
The inside and roof burnt out the walls only left
landing The frame dwelling in the of it, Leroy
street occupied aud owned by Maany also destroyed
The large three story building of Leroy and
streets, owned by Mr. Mott of the the
Croton Water Works, and occupied by VIM. Monroe
tavern considerably injured the roof burnt Off Sc
The loss falls heavy all the persons named
partc uarly the Mcssrs Brush and Joseph and
nings, lumber merchants They were partially insured
only.
The Board SUPERVISORS Of This city meet this after
at six o'clock
THE BATrERy.-Thousands assembled at the Battery
yesterday afternoon to witness the return of the military
company OF City Guards from Bridgeport, Connecticut
and what is somewhat singular, although a man is en-
poyed by the Common Council to hoist the stars and
stripes upon the battery flag staff yet twss neglected on
such day and such time Where is the man
ARRIVAL or CHARLES f. MiToHELL.--We were prema.
yesterday in the the arrival of this
distinguished forger He brought to this city from
Phil adcphia yesterday afternoon, by High Constable
Burns and officer Tuy accompanied by his mother lie
looks extremely well, and to question asked him.
whether he insane not the present period he
ranky answered, No, not exactly" He will be sen.
enccd in few days and strong will then be
made to procure pardon from the Governor. VIII il be
yrantedl
THREE LIVES Losr-On Tuesday evening, as
he Grand street ferry boat crossing the Eas,
liver, 1t encountered O small row-boat containing
hree men and three women. OWING to the darkness Of
he night, the boat capszed and the three women
rowned. The men with much difficulty were saved
the names of the females WERE Cecilia Williams sara
Ann smth,an Eliza Martin the latter widow with four
hdrent thus left orphans They were proceeding TO the
.ong island shore for the purpose OF bathing The body
sarah Ann smith, young and beautiful girl whose
parents reside at stamford, Connecticut recovered
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the HERALD
BALTIMORE, July 10, 10

Correspondence OF the Herad.I
BALTIMORE July 49, 1912
Mn. EDITOR
To pass away dull hour last evening repaired to the
Circus performing at the American Theatre in Front
street. under the direction Of Messrs Welsh and Delavan
IF New York. have been spectator to various eques
tran and circus performances but have witnessed
thing Cooks celebrated company not excepte done
better than the various performances of this
There unqueness manifested in every thing Pertaining
the concern with entire absence Of those low vu
.arisms common in former years with equestrians
Considering the times, they could not expect better
Hence than present last evening.
In speaking of the Railroad accident yesterday,
mistaken somewhat to the reality The fireman, whose
is Thomas Zcposs not killed but very badly
and scalded The locomotive of the track, up
set and fell partially the poor fellow scaldng him SO
severely that he is in very critical state No other
fortunately hurt 1t remains unsolved as to
he cause OF the accident
Capt. Finley, of the Lancaster Fencibles visited
y recently, and treated to magnificent supper by
he Independent Greys, Capt. James o. Lowe.
is fact peculiarly observable in this city that the
office holders under Mr. Tyler have recently become
by of true booded whig foxes of the hunters
raps does well to look out for number one but
here is much independence in having ones mouth
,hut his former companions turned into and
his sentiments sold for dross Give me liberty DEATH
There lad of about IA years of age drowned yes
erday inthe Spring Gardens have not learned his
The weather this morning is very pleasant, rather
cloudy Yours, RODERlCk.