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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
Ga. k

EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE,
sgom PHILADELPHIA Pittsburgh viz the Pennsylvania Rail
operation and offers great to persons who wish
The cars the most approved modern style, the
6ted in superior and every effort made
by the propretos conduce the comfort and
ravelle The scenery this unrva!ed and the
chain Of Pennsylvania internal improvements well
nv of being
~ passengers avoid all the gues and dangers
upon stage travelling and at time make
rrlitious trip.
he cars leave every morning o'clock Passengers
etsd engage their places Philadelphia Office in Philadel
rita n corner Of Chestnut and Fourth streets and Nos
u md Is South Third SIS. A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia, May II, 1886
For information, in the city Of New York, apply to
B. H. KNISELL Agent for
d. LEIGH Coz Line West st, N. r..
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ages readiness the arrival of Trains several
eons take passengers very low Fares all parts ofthe
dssnd
aggage Crates will be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Tras 30 minutes be-
4 the hoqr Of startiug from the Brooklyn side.
Hnckaway Baggage taken in separate Crates. juiOrc
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:. .ABD.o.MINAL SUPPORTER.

A NEWLY ITvrnMrAAnI. SUPPORTER.
n 1884, ,,fNvENIEp ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
ed has been ~ use for time and approved Of bv ali
ne ees' a. article .. he KIND ever ssd public
inventor has PVT them down the low price Of One Della, %
rs nsd only o. Madame Oscar Murray street. New YORK
AEcle can % sen to any part Of the United states by
VA. rco., 4 distance can have them ssn By sddresrins
:" ""o'e Pos' P.'u jc1l Intro
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THE TRnL OF ABNER PARKE.-On Monday morn
the part of the State, and occupied the whole day.
Counsel followed the part of the prisoner Tuesday
morning. and spoke throughout the day. He sue
ceeded, Wednesday, by Alex. l.. Browne Esq, also for
defendant, who occupied the day Halsed was to close
the argument the part of the State Thursday The
case was expected to be given to the jury Friday a
ternoon
The counsel for the State has endeavored to connect
the defendant with this murder by variety of circum-
stances and by the declarations OF the prisoner himself
which to show not only that he entertained feelings
murdered iamly) but that he had powerful motive to
commit the MURDER for the sake Of securing Parks
pery to himself and children but that lie must have had
knowledge of the hord plan of the tragedy both be-
fore and at the time OF its commission The State
further brought witnesses to prove that between
O'Clock on the evening of the murder he seen at
certain church. between his house and the place Of
murder, gong toward the place also that somewhere
between II and O'Clock of that night he was seen
three witnesses his counsel have endeavored to break
down, by insisting that two of them who say they
him at the church between and o'clock be mis-
TAKEN he in another place at the time and they
bring in his family witnesses TO sustain this posi-
zion. In relation to the third Witness who saw him
about midnight his return they seek show that he
has conradicted himself in of his statements AMI
therefore unworthy Of credit The State rebu this
introduced witnesses to impeach the testimony Of two
three Of the members of his family by showing tina,
they have told different stories the time their father
in that night and also to show the prisoners own
declaration that he out till late hour In relation
to the third witness the State called persons to show him
to be of the strctest integrity and truthNevark
.7dcerfiser. f
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HORTTC ULTURAL GARDENS,
LONG ISLAND. NEW YORK

IN THE SUBSCRIBERS have now for sale beautiful
3T collection Of Roses, Azaas, Cameas Pelargoniums,
A khododendrons &c., embracing all the novelties Of the
season. grown in the best 4i.tst.
Also select variety Of Stove and Greenhouse Plants,
Strawberries Raspberres and Grape Vines; Eyergeens and
tlowcring Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Dahas, &c., &c.
Catalogues sent on application, post paid.
Persons interested in ticuliual affairs invited visit
the Gardens, Sund .ys and 4th Of July excepted.
Having large collection Of Geraniums in bloom, they
iul0 3wend*rc VALH & co.
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NORTHERN COUNTIES OF IowA.-The tide of emf
grafton is rapidly setting in towards the north of
Iowa The wagon of the emigrant may be upon
almost every road traversing the beautiful prares and
fine groves of timber. They come seekins home a
home for themselves and their poserity They not
destined to disappointment The broad and fertile fields
receive them A rich and extensive domain, canopied
by beautiful sky famed by the pure breeze Of health
full Cline and channelled by noble streams that wait to
bear their loyal bosoms the product of agriculture
and the arts have been especially bestowed upon this
of natures God In addition iIere wealth !; o fana
dant and thousands who wish draw from the bowels
Of the earth highly valued prize, readily invest
successful result of their labor. The advantages
which the north of Iowa possesses renders particular
inviting to the emigrant Through their instrument
tality towns and villages start up by magic and
where recently heard the yell Of the savage the
Of the panther and the howl of the wolf may now
be thin but industrious and intelligent
following the honorable pursuits of civilized ifeIcwa
Transcript.
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LIVERPOOL (ENGLAND) BOARDING HUU USE
No. 40 Duke street,
formerly the Residence of Sir William Barton.)
THE MISSES PERKINS respectfully ask the patronage Of
families and gentlemen visiting Liverpool for their
Enlistment where they will with the comforts and aen
ton Of private house.
Reterence-H Worral CO., No % Elm street, N. York
i.tt lsr,
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LOAN FUND LIFE ANSU
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
Empswersd by Act Of Parliament.

CAPITAL f5O0,O 900 STERLING, OR 81, SOC, OOO
General Agent for the United States,
y LEANDER STARR IA Wall st. New York
Physcians-D Hosack and j. Kearney Rodgers Solicitor
VIM. Van Hook, Esq.
Examples Of Rases-5for the Assurance Of 500 ena
Single Life.
PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.
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WARREN HALL.

No. Warren street
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house a
Hotel in style of comfort and convenience for the
commodation Of citizens generally and visitors the CITY,
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion of their pa
tronage.
Their srder will be at AL times well stocked with the best
the best quality. The bedrooms neatly funse spacious and
airy While from Central location being nearhe City Hall
and the of business viii afford great to
those visiting the city.
l. BRITTON,
G.. McCORKLE.
N B-The usual reshes at all times je7 Inn
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Boston.
Correspondence Of the Hsrald.]

BosroN, June %, ls4s.
Goodness Of Daniel Webster in Hot Weather-Frssh Wa
ter-Pienics and euifure--Fash
flight
The only man have seen to-day who not in
state of excitement was Daniel Webster walking up
Summer street. with both hands in his brooches pocks
He alone did not have Boston greatness sticking OUT
at least yard
been made to supply this city with the pure element in
There has been much talk about bringing good water
hitherto it has been all talk and water
Picnics fashionable in the neighboring towns and
are greatly by clergymen and other religious
persons Two shillngs for entrance and pay the beau
ties who preside at the tables for what you consume
For some days before Of these affairs, grave in
omnbuses, wearing black eghorn hats and white
watts proclaim the coming event. and inform you that the
take part in the entertainment These grave gem
temen at the picnic smiling upon the pretty
women bengnantly.
Boston have their country seats in the vicinity where
they spend large in cultivang beautiful flowers
and rare fruits. And there numerous florists who
supply the city with the most charming bouquets which
may be found every morning, in the little prov
sion shops well in the more pretending establish
ments One of these the Horticultural store of Walker,
School street. ia far superior to any thing OF the kind
have seen The ladies buy their own bouquets except
in cases of engagements concluded expected Then
it is matter of business, and the lover don't give
thing for nothing"
The Bostonians always go in crowd, following the
lead OF few men and women Hence all Beacon
street going to Newport the first of August Then
look out for the engine ~ have time to speak oil
the Mallthe beautiful drives in the suburbsMount Au
tyhe fine arts and other subjects of interest These
may give the materials for other letters.
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Premiums for s payable yearly half yearly quarterly or
e sE.I ,S h a:s
their distribution Of potsand iace: afforded BY their
FmDs son.ans & s ReO ass the oe
ms General
No. 50 Wall street, opposite the Exchange
o. IT, roo s t. an" Los. s.d s
against loss BY inland e fi;'' and their
Sf%i RsE:o %q Il s. H 5s::ss f Si:;
ThSms Tai GTiss o %s, Aleu- aam.,
john john r ? DAWSON, john i MSS S%s'
5 caisb tff ssi.. T M% * M MS1sa
John Merritt THOMAS W Es Faos sS'|s President
INDIAN sTREN NHAnE PLASTER.
back, breast! side limbs bruisss spahI, &c and for
$ssSs III 'aa,s ' mos, ,.'s,
PERSON.. ssssa tar habits whoss bushes. r.aav them
chest pain side Or Sr.ss, find great relief By
With regard the efficacy q these Plas.ers nothing need Be
&c fsi s;.ss
have l rSsa that they ar are sesdy superior
a'f@s . sasyi :s
which source Of complaint to the ordinary pastes Of the
These Pasters need but give every satisfaction
and ask for Knspp Indian Plaster and
: w .. &c. sso, :
kps New York A'o for al. BY the Dss
THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE
LET E E YER MI MIN ~ Wo ESSf cHfED
f,s e. JsSs
sIs he TS.osi . Nervous S Papis,oa the
5ss. q: 81: nd %:s P
Therefore cautious ask for the Original and only genuine
SS ss
e ssrSsy md job.
sss Sss p,'ss'1I ssniE
Ysy sTs4 e. %sg%
81 ba,S sso9 And il
SS sidsa Lang
SIsss
fs;P;if New ?esf: fsS 9sia
1ss S'sfs bs' % ~ SS ss
,,s a s0aasw,y ,a ppSUss ,ns ra,h e
sesars, which he warrants genuine imported, '
Regalia's Paneteas, Common Sizc
Imperial, Ell Regulator. Cubrey
La Leatad, Regulator, Ugues,
FL Regulator, Small Size. Mariposa,
Cubrey, Werner, Superior Plantations
Mediana Ell Regulator,
m27 yM&St Imsrc
vT,RANs PORTA1 ION OF GOVERNMENT STORES
Sealed proposals. endorsed Transpn will be received
by the subscriber his Office IS Water street until Friday
18th July O'Clock for Carrying 1900 barrels in bulk
q less rom the Navy Yard Beooklyn. to the Navy
be allowed each port for taking and dischagng cargo.
No primags allowed The vessel be subject the
Yard and be load required
PROSPER M: WETMORE, Navy Agent.
NAVY AGENr's OrricE,}
New York, June 20. 1885 je2I iawtw
SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.
FTER long endeavors the undersigned has succeeded
IA introducing the people Of the United States article
they haye long needed Is in the shape Of Paste called
healthy and pleasant drink for the Summer While prom
these qualities the useful IN removing
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
THIS wellknown and delightfully."- situated Hotel at the
Pine Orchard open for the reception Of VISITORS nm
der the Of the subscriber will pleased
70 extend cordial welcome the travelling public Stages
Caskl The House and premises have materially I'M
proved since the last and
VIM sCOBIE
June ID, 1913 jus lwrc
tVILLIAMSB URGH COTTAGE.
ME SUBSCRIBERS rspectfay inform the citizens Of
that they have recently the large and splendid mansion
WILLIAMSBURG COTTAGE,
dents and ssnssrs The Cottage slgbly situated few rods
south Of the PICK Slip Ferry to the Houston and
Grand street Ferries commanding beautiful and extended
view Of the Bay Nw York and Brooklyn They have also at
nient Promensdes Grass Pstts Shade Trees &c. making
delightful summer while few hours amid
the refreshing beczes OF the Bay Their MUSICAL CLOCK
richly worth visit being the best piece Of mechanism ofhe
kind that imported g this country i will play Gdy
different with remarkable harmony and accuracy The
choicest variety OF refeshment will at all times be promptly
WARY AND COLD SALT WATER BATHs1inown a
pure The Ferries from Peck Slip Grand and Hous
ton ,tss every fifteen minutes t1E FIJI ssa HoEFr
n BIPnvaie House q EslIssh%snt. By p y: TELLER
each Breakfast from 81 until dining hour. from
ali in prime order lodgings An gentlemen wishing to
e s Sos rs T 90 well 70 and
Fulton and Front u and Fulton Market
where he will continue to serve up all the deicacie Of the
Also, Wines Liquors and Sega Of all kinds and OF
the choicest brands, direct from the importers
mi liner
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5 II A RON SPRINGS PAVlLIO
SCHOHARlE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
He PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr.. Lam
with Mr. Gardiner, and that this establishment will be
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors
the first day Of June The subscribers have made many
improvements in the grounds and bathing and pledge
ment fully equal to watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the Cana
joharie, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore continue the Congress Hall which
Josin. my29 lm+ec
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TROY HOTTSE. TROY. " p

COLEMAN & ROGERS, Proprietors.-This House. 30
open.
has added and extensive alterations made;
ninety feet and by folding doors can be
70 one hundred and thirty feet thirty paors with bed
rooms aached pleasant and the number of sixty
have been addedaodng accommodations for 300
The house has besn painted and papered throughout
The cars for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga from the
Of this house, 1t is also but few steps steamboat
landing
The prcpreors trust by their personal attention their
and guests receive
fAA CHARLES 8. COLEMAN,
Late Of the Astor House.
CHARLES M. ROGERS,
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SEA BATHING

THE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House, begs leave
toinform the citizens Of New York and the public general
y that his house for the OF board
during the The fare will be six dollars per
week. and every attention will be paid their comfort and
pleasure Good servant; will be in constant ae1dance
ton Market Slip and Stages will be readiness Ocean
June 10, 1915. SAMUEL COOPER.
jel8 6wsec
NEW JERSEY HOTEL-MORRISTOW
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that the and commodous house
erected for Hotel MonstowD New Jersey y open for the
psnv when they hope to furnish them such accommodations
to entte them 70 public favor n W. MOI, ,ur,
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the Malhe beautiful drives in the suburbs-Moun Au
burnthe ashson-the penny papers-fashionable socie
tythe fine arts, and other subjects of interest These
may give the materials for other letters.
Varieties.
To the LIST Of June, 1000 emigrants had arrived at
Quebec and the agent there had received
notice that had contracted for passage during
season, and nearly all from Ireland The number sx-
pectcd to Canada and the States from the three
Kingdoms is estimated by as high 10000 The
rest Of Europe will probably send to the States 10000
more. Wt@
An indignation meeting has been held in Miller
Township; Dearborn co. Indiana to express the indig
for the murder Of MERIT scroggin The meeting ds.
clare the verdict of the jury to be contrary all evil
dsnco They pronounce Jackson unsguivocsy guilty
the arrest Of Jackson, who has fed
George billiard, of Lawrenceville, being sus-
pected Of robbng McRaes store, taken few nights
since from his dwelling into the woods and there beat
by three to confession Failing in this they
put out his eyes and left him senseless He found
next morning, and it is thoughtmay recover.
William G. Eaton, chief engineer of the fire de-
partment in Roxbury fell intoa cispool at the fire
Thursday night at the starch factory, and
out any serious injury except that Of weng his clothes
We learn per Bunker Hill, that the second mate
OF the steamer Great Western lost overheard while
person by the name of Gray Graves has acted in
such capacity of late the boat but whether the
son lost is him or Mr. John HUFF, who is said to have
Com, 5sth.
President Hitchcock, of Amherst College, has ac-
cepted the invitation of the Hampshire Hampden and
Franklin Agricultural Society deliver the address at
their next festival ON the l 9Th of October
The Loudon On. H.) Patriot says there is boy
there who can hit bumblebee with his rife, at dis
of quarter of mile On this fact the editor Of
the Boston Post sent the editor Of the Patriot his hat by
express tHH
The venerable Cincinnati Society of New Jersey
will celebrate the 4th of July this year at Trenton
when the annual Grafton will be delivered by Bishop
Doane.
Richard p Thomson ESQ., will deliver an oy.
ton at Princeton and Stacy G. Potts Esq Laurence
vile on the 4th ofJuly.
A gentleman of Boston has made princely dona-
ton Of $4,000 to Dartmouth College, towards founding
Professorshp.
Col VIM. G. Alexander will deliver the eulogium
upon Gen. Jackson at Treiton, on the Sd of July.
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"LIrTLE THUNDER. This somewhat notorious
parsonage appears to take his confinement quite philo
sophicaly he plies his fiddle greater portion Of tho
time The Court Of Common Pleas which has been in
session during the past week. have been highly enter
tanned by the "scrspngs" Of the universal gsnius.
Hudson Gasetts Eli ifsI4
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Premiums for lifs payable yearly half yearly quarterly
monthly
The public respectfully requested examine the dstn
gushing principles Of this Observation-Disclosures tables Of rates.
their distribution of rotsand the facilities afforded by the
Loan Observation-Disclosures deciding to insure elsewhere
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report and the Soce
TVS rates &C., may be obtained upon application.
; m23 lm3aW<uc j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
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HARPs-REMOvAL OF WAREROOMs

HARPS-REMOVAL OF WAREROOMS
To No. 2Sl Broadway, opposite Washington Hail.
r. BROWNE, Maker and Importer Of Improved Patent
Grand and Action Harps beFs e inform
TO the above commodu: premises and would call their
6 double action Harp he has completed
j. b. is constantly receiving the most hatterng tesmon
ais from the first musical talent regarding the superiority and
brancy Of tone, touch and perfect finish Of bis Haps
and has the Franklin medal Of the Philadelphia Socc
y OF Arts for his improvements this delightful nstru
ment Harps repaired, Strings Music, &c.
J. +. BROWNE, London, 2sl Broadway
and n Chambers street, New York.
rnvtr tmd&Wsre FStphshed JatA
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SHk OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGKANT PASSAGE
NxA OFFICE, 81 South Passage from England, Ire
Sksland, Scotland and Waes-Those sending for their
friends would DO well to avail themselves Of the opportunity
rate terms by first class packet ships sailing from Liverpool
throughout the United Kingdom. Apply to
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South 1t.
The mail Hbenia sails rem Boston on the 10th inst
by W Mich letters can be forwarded quickly. my23 RI
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ARMY CouRT MARrAL.-Thc Court Martial which
was ordered to be held at Fort Smith, to try Col
Harvey on charges, the nature of which have not
heard is prevented from acting by the nonarrval Of
of the members Of the court Those who are pre-
sent of which there is large number witnesses and
members ofthc court fine looking and noble Of
fellows. As soon ms the court commences will
deavor to report the progresssrkansas Infeiigencsr
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INDIAN TRouRLxs. prairie tribes, according Ia
last 9rkansa nfgenesr, making great stir among
themselves. The Caddoes and Camanches seem 10 be-
trying to get into The Camanches have notified
white trader, who lives fifty sixty miles from Fort
Washita that he must return to the "settlcments- He
has applied to the military for protection The Canaan
chcs seem on the eve OF war with the Creeks, unles'
negotiation" Of the ensuing Grand Council at the
Salt Plains hinder) while they no doubt think that
the presence of the trader denoted great vicinity
the whites to their much loved hunting grounds.
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GUNTER'S DINING SALOON,
141 Fulton ST.. New York.

NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBER having taken the above premises and
fitted i upin style SURPRISING that ANY establishment
friends and country the conyeniences which his
establishment affords To men whose business and profes
day this Dining saloo, will be particularly Ever,
assdous attention will be shown the wishes
customers.
To those who visit the city from the country peculiar
clities afforded Every thing daily served
nomca price, that all enjoy them The subscriber feels
persuaded nA call his establishment will be satisfactory
to every visitor
% Open Sundays H. H. GUNTER,
je20 lmeod 8twy+rc 147 Fulton street, N. Y.
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House
being convenient the business part Of the city. This
establishment is fitted up with entirely furniture Good
and substantial dinner 1917 cents lodgings rs cents For
veaiece and comfort this house equal any hotel the city
very reasonable terms. .E-sf
All the decaces Of the served up, they
market half the price Of other houses. Elegant
private or for the referee cases. private dinners sup
per parties. The very best of liquors. jus 3m+rc
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SOMETHING NEW AND USEr VI.
FTER long endeavors the undersigned has succeeded
Introducing to the people Of the United States ARTICLE
they have long needed 1t in the shape Of Paste called
PATES D'AMANDES, (Orgeat Psste bile il combines
healthy and pleasant drink for the Summer While prom
these qualities il the useful in removing
Heartburn Sour Stomach aud capital drink for diseases
Of the chest Its component parts very INNOCENT and
be recommended females in all of life; good for
nurses and be used substitute for milk
Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by L. No.
l29 Attorney street. je24 1m+rc