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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-07-26
eBeUrnas OF the
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA TOR THE PROMOTION OF
TEE yJz,a,yEAyEN sRTs


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on Mechanics, Chemistry, and Civil Engineering
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EotGUNfertgs1N ARTIST

No. 40, corner oCFifi s Chcsnm SIS, PhiIa.
deiPt'a, cad 363 Br)alruy corner of
Fr0nEim Street, Nrw York.
GtITIZENS AND STRANGERS can have
. sitting for Portraits or Miniatures. and
receive them beautifully cascJ, in morocco, silk
velvet, Papicr Machc, or other fancy STYLES. or sets
in McdaIllous hochcls, &c, in few minutes
Daguerreotypes, Paintings, Drawings.
&c. Copied
Out door Views, and Miniatures of deceased
persons, taken at short notice.
For Portraits Of Adults by our process, and I'm.
proved Instruments, c'o""y day is quite as IA
vorabic as clear weather.
For Children, a clear day (hctwccn IL and 2)
is preferable. lLJm Drcss-avoid white, blue
or light pink.
Our Gallery with its Six Prize Medals and
Works of Art, is open at all hours, and Free.
Whether visitors wish pictures taken or not we
shall at all times be happy to see them.
June -, lSjO.-
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secret diseases, need no more become the victim
of fQuackcry, as by the prescriptions contained in
this book any one may cure himself without hind
rance to business, or the knowledge of any one
and with one tenth the usual cypcnce. In addi-
ton TO the general routine of private disease it
fully explains the cause Of manhood's early Decline
with observations on marriagc--hcsidcs many
other arrangements which 1t would not be pro-
per to CnumCratc.
tC@Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed in Il letter, will receive one copy of this
book, by mail, or five copies will be sent for one
dollar. Address, "DR. W. YOUNG, No. l52
SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA. Postpaid
- DR. YOUNG can he consulted on any of
the Diseases described in his different publications.
at his Office, l52 SPRUCE Street, every day be-
tween 0 and O'Clock. (Sundays.excepled.)
Philadelphia, Nov. g. lSJO-lv.
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AEsVEgsEaSaIPEEN'E
Bounty Land and Pension Agency,
WASNInLCToM.D ID G.

WASHING TON, D. C.
THE undersigned Attorney and General Agent at the
L CITY ui Washington unrs his services in procuring
lunly Lands and Pensions Tor those entitled Being per-
mlnenty located nj The s1 uf Governments with thor
ough and familiar acquaintance with the necessary forms
and ouinc Of business and having access Registers aud
Rolls filed IN the T. : Office lie possesses facilities nr
the speedy and satisfactory adjustment uf Government
claims OF every kind
by late Act Of Congress Bounty Land is granted Is
the officers and soldiers OF The of s2 and Of the var-
rous Indian wars, since 1880 To those who served nine
months 100 acres To those who served four months so
acres; and t. those who served me month 10 acres
Arrangements have been made with gentlemen Of the
Legal profession III different sections of the Country for
the location Of warrants and the sale of the patents when
issued ON the most advantageous crms for the raymcn,
of taxes, redemption of lands, sold for txes collection of
dcbs and for the tInnscun u general Law business in
the different Slutes aud Territories
He tenders hs services members Of the profession nj
distance aud when claims against the Government are pre-
pared 10y rcal gent will uhac one hall his usual fee =
The necessary forms aud instructions and information on
all subjects apNeraming - successful prosecution of this
business, VIII be furnished to regular Correspondents with
uut Charge
Persons desiring inpUu1'i ~ of fri-nls in the army or
navy viii torwardn him all the particulars known of their
service. together with fee ui dollar and their enau-
lies VIII be replied t. lay return OF mail All clmmunc-
tIpns to be pRsPAlrA and addressed t.
CHARLES &. TUCKER
(blN 10y, T. % Washington d. c.
December -, l-JO.-
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HIALADELPHiA WINE & Liquor sToRE
BITING 81 WATERMAN,

Importers and Dealers in Liquors,
No. 22O Markct street, Philadelphia,
OFFER for sale, the cheapest and best assort-
~ mcnt of Liquors in Philadelphia such as
Champagne, Sherries, Port Stcck, Clarct, Bur
gundics, Saturn, Barsac Maderia Lisbon,
Tcneritle and Sicily Wines.
Brandics fthe choicest brands, viz:
Maglina. Otard, Ponet, IIcnuesy, &c &c.
Fine Holland Gin, Monongahela, Scotch and
Irish Whislcy. &c, &c.
Hotels and the country trade supplied Phila-
depha prices on the most liberal terms.
July l3, $780,
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THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY
Is \ LUNuRIANr HEAD OF GLOSSY HAIR.

RtpNAN C!ECAssIAN BALM.
u GrrGntrd the best Hair Tonic IN use,
For Dressing and Bnau.iying the hair.
II cirnSrs the Scalp from DaudruI kccNS clean cures
ScuNey Butturss and Sores ON the Head slns the hait
nom falling ont renders 1t strong, fine sln1uh soft and
glossy Persons who have lost their hair hy sickness will
hnd complete 1ntd1tc in Railways CIrcssilu Balm II
GN' gives It dUN and beautiful color and Wi, prevent
from turning grey; From MS exquisite purity, it is ami-
age 1t is sold in large bottles n - cents per bottle and
Is warranted the best hair preparation in u>r il will NOT
$ ~ the nat cap, ~ the fines. fabric, See that the sigma
tuTc OF X RADWAN Co, is upon each huttle-no cir
cassan Balm is genuine without the signature Of Railway
AGENT-TI u. M7Sscr. SunIqrv
Aug. 10, lSl1-Cg1rllv
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EETTI & co.
PENNSYLVANIA.

EsGsE 3 & CO,
IMPORTERS OF FoREiGN
Books, Prints Engravings, Stationary
gilt Frames and Musical Instru-
ENen1s.
No. rs North 2nd ST., between Arch & Race,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORT to order and have constantly on hand
very large assortment of goods in the above
named lines at wholesale and retail Principally ::
E 90 % EA 80
In German, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French, Italian
Spanish and other languages; Classics, Dicon-
aries, Grammcrs, Nocabularics, School, Juvenile
Picture, Drawing and Model Books for Architects
Cabinet, Carriage and other manufacturers.
MAPS, GLOBES and Blank Books of every
description. Splendid Lithographic and other
Prints.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Accordcons, Banios, Bows for all string instru-
mcnts, Bridge and Tailpirccs Clarioncts, Fifcs.
Tlagcorts, Flutes, Guitars. Octave Flutes. Patent
Heads for Guitars and Violinccllos, Tamhourncs.
Tuning Forks and Hammers Niolins. Violin and
Guitar Pegs, Vionccllos and Strings for all kinds
Of instruments Wholesale and Ectai.-Accor-
lcons repaired.
Also constantly on hand, wholesale and retail,
large assortment Of the very best
GERMANY BRONZE POWDER
Dutch Mrlal,--Franth and Florence Leaf Metal
Ihermomctcrs,-lla -llairpenciIs-Fabcr and other
dpcnciIs-Rcd, White and Black Chalk GRAY
ons,-Mathcmatica Observation-Disclosures ators,-
Spring Lanccts-Pocket Prescription and Gold
Scales aud Weights-Lctter, Fancy co.orcd and
gilt Papcr-Piaying Cards and other French and
German Fancy Articles, for the sale of which
they are the MAN AGENTS.
July 6, lSJO.-
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PEPSIN IN POWDERS.

TT SENT BY NAIL FREE OF POSTAGE.
For convenience of sending to all parts Of the country
the DIGESTIVE FER or THE PEPSIN is put tit
IN the torn "i Powders with directions to be disc lived
water uT syrup 10y the patient. These powders contain
Just tine same matter the bottles but twice the quantity
Tor the same price, aud win be sent by nm, FREE or
POSTAGE, for ONE DOLLAR sent (ppst-rac) to DR.. J
Pa.
Six packages 'r five dollars Every package and bottle
bears the wrIt'eH signature Of j. : HOuGlITON, NJ d
sole Proprietor.
S'I 10y agents town in the United States and
10y respectable dealers in Medicines generally.
FOR SALE BY John w Firing, and George Bright
Smlury, Pa.
Mary \. NcCay Northumberland
john H. IttS-I Milton,
Hayes < AIcC1THlck, MCEwcnsyINe,
$. J. Grouse, Sclnscrnyc
John &. RrIU. pDrr NIahautanro
Nhi'ih H,fi!n. Mahunoy.
Sunhury, Strt. nm lsjO--
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April IL, ls5l.--Gmo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
First District Court W EDNE,0AT. June %.
Before Judge Green.

Tenant aud Sub Tendnf-Gouidm against
TrIt.-Ths was an application by Nj Gouldn 10
remove Mr Tuly for non-payment Of rent, amount
ins 90 SIS. from premise, in WhIehal-st. The de-
PENDANT sets NO tina; he Is sub-tcnant that Mr. Gou
DIN beng IN arrears Tor rent due by him g. 20 the
owner OF the building C. hiring and re-ettlng 20 t.
proceedings We're instituted 1y such owner before
judge Lynch AGAINST Gouldln 90 remove nm. and that
be- .TulyI was made party 20 such proceeding an
served with a summons tlat on the return OF me
summons Mr. Gouldin did not appear. aud that he
.TulIvl was Obliged 10 paw GOuldln's rent amour
ng 20 SIS and costs or BE- removed thai ne dld pay
Goudlns landlord that sum. with costs, which he
contends Was a payment 20 Goltn by operation OF
law.
The Judge charged tlc jury That where the under
tenant was obliged. under legal proceeding either
20 pay ms Immediate Landlords rent 20 me owner OF
the premises. or remove theretr0m. and doe pay
such rent. j. 20 be deemed legal payment 10 hls
immediate landlord. and = that was the case here
the tenant was entitled 20 a verdict
The jury therefore rendered a verdict iOT The IN
der tenant. Tulv
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The trial of Parker and others. charged
with an attempt 10 revolt. and the former with ass
~sulting two of the officers with Is knife, was called
on but put OF owing 90 the absence of Witnesses the
testimony OF those attending 0bc tahende bcnc essc
Judge Bets stated that the Court VIII st throughout
ne whole of July, bu' not much % August The trial
OF persons charged with opening letter and puron-
Ing FL draft. wa, set down for Thursday.
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AL Letters I'D NewspaDers on hand Tor England lftaiu
ard Scotland hy the st steamer mater oI "aI
Inc.
Letrer % the Continent u Europe hy the COLLINS Line
rlsI Pc prepaid tWrutTole cer-s single rate e41 'f
those places required % he prepaid Ir full
Letters % the Continent % kuT0pe bv the CIsAAD lls
must be prepaid I'VE cents slnse taie e&repN 20 mss
Places required o. be- paid In full
Letters ly tie Hayre Line mus be- prep'i wen. -,
cents pr hlf ounce Inland Postage % Dr. A4i0l s1s
Great Britain A
Nevs1apers by either Line the Continent must be pre-
ND four ceats each -.
Inland Psta-e must be added Letters and NeFsaPeIs
L, ~ ,usnt d. Turlpe v tie Havre and Bremen Lines
SrEANERs TO ARRIVE FRoN EuEpfE
,-Salea M d Irerl.-1l flr NevrYlrA me
ap.TS 6, Ie from I.rer-o1l tsr Newly 1rS, Junr IT.
EyRJrA-Sti@i s-Jla LsrtrTl1'. To- Boston ~ -
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laborer named

F,r,L ACcIpENr-A laborcr named
,,,,o,,,> Ai,Cornick leu rom The thlrd-sioTy o.
new building on the corner o. -ulton-aYenue ana
Bord-Si. on Tuesday afternoon. and FRACTURED ms
III H. ,y,,S conveyed 20 the CITY Hospital, waetc
III - ~, ,,,oe afterwards Coroner Bal. neld
' nCrc,t on the body yesterday. and the Jury rem
,.t ,-,r,ct m accordance With the above circ0n-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

N>,AuLTlN6 A LADY.-A man named John
D, F,rltner MS brought before Justice John L
Smth Yesterday on warrant charging nm WIN
committing AN assault upon gir named Juia Neoo
1he ofenSe consisted m an attempt 70 kSS inc conn
nl9iuant He WAS fined So.
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'.i ','T' .'I- JONI a,- O.-t.' 'n i ''.-l'
j. -.- it.-li -+@ .JI'.'- ~ ''i--'t 4'-
--e-.-~ OSuIlsan. Lew, and S.cl,rgc- alr Cut
.-i-ol ,t. f,.,., cha, ei,-a. bo,,., rr.,,,el
al
fa..-. AID aor po,ipoacmeat pev9u, 70 tung
..ie OIL -i'-' oi 'e-..l-'i-5 ''' "''-' '- ~
~ -
SAILING OF THE ASIA ne tun1r0
..,,- tq.o Cant Ir-,.-,. sailed ve.terIayat noon
4 en- o,o.
.'. 'fiI'ol "i'N I'' S'''-'-'', an" @.i'''-' "'
-.Dce Among the passengers is PAUL T. ID GGAN.
t.. ....-kr0Wn artist and Professor Of Drawing IN
. t, ,,.l,,.,- ,.l., .~,,,. %, r.-,,. fo- . sum
'.' -'''N''"'' "-'
'' '
-
DEATH OF JOHN VI. DLOoDGOoo.-Oh
..o-i,g T.l,r q pi,orgoo4 av- poHcp ms
.iol.-4i evening JON" De b-'''-'o '"-i '''' Gus
...r. VINO resided ~ l4' bIAo-sl- expired Sdioein)
~ I.. ro.. lerco caused h, The rfunre Qf q blood
-
Rr.ptrr Wall convicted of the muir
& W
a'f OF man IN OaI-room ~ Cen'ei -' anu Na-l'l'
# and sentenced, have been resped, on application
of Their counsel Mr. Clinton 10 september WIN
view. 10 q, motion b. Over and Termner for a new
trial.
-, ',l'. ~. ,r,os1,. over,, from
49,. .,rit ,,s Ia,,r, ,,bicb f.ll and scatter.
inc oiaze oi spIl' EaS la'nP "ll'" ~ anu
ed rs contents over the goods Inc names were ek-
tnguishcd with triHng damage.
rr Runkcr Hill CbaDtor. -. of the Order
col 'in'ed N."orica"S' c'Ie''"''' ',' "a
,.o Battle OF bunker ILL., dl me Dioa'"'l l'o'''
uac'c on Tuesday evening The room "as beauu-
fully decorated with American aags. Prayer was
"Htfc" oE he'' T.. =. '"cNe'' an" ID" ''.''
ucIcd by Daniel Talmadge, =. g. :. \ oeduiiW
i.r,r was r-oeented 70 the ChaDtcr George GrOes-
"'''i''' ' pa - p.t
'e'N manning U'o "', .''"'''' an ''
ESQ the reception 'odicSSc>. Inc 'A'l'','' VIZ
cnnDed with capital music from Dol"oflh
,,-,.t hand and ,v the choir
W III" NE" - IT. A. IT,. ~ ''''
person can Uc D"iI'" -' 'i'N 'l'y ' '''''' D'"
,hc attending physician must be- deposited with the
c losnoctor Iis said that the following is a true
. ,tos, ,.,-,, f,.,to. -,o,, j.l,. fIod in ,ho
copy OF one Oh le>' 'C4'lHc'lo9 ITO" "DN A'" i' ''
Office NfW-l ORR, Jan. o. I9oi'
Mrs. B. Ii daughter, dgcl Mtch>' 0i'u Oh
deficiency OF me to-odE, uHoeI HN ''''H'''''''-
i"~i residence ~ - Nli'e' ,,, ~ ..,.
bR l.. I-i' 20 " '"'''
Hl| ~ -" i'.,' mali ...o.I ,.,l.,,- r,l.,,r.
DEAR SIR YOU dS "'ii ,S >,' ga, o a.. -,
b." 'luN NY nav 40eu sl' , ,, a,' S,o W., The
hou"'c u" I. guDn' ~, ,r VI, t,ci! -, ~ i,, com,
'oII'I oI Dl,'-d, @iU a., ii f-r,o 9"
mop, you VIII grant me also u' request ~ S'atC
'lal me persons having me scHool III Cu'iso nav
never BY word or deed nunaleu ,hat i was cQllec1'
ga win inc mon nor II ,oilll' ',oil VII .,
I1... poo,rn, lab, O,u.o;nr
iil"f' " - -, ,t o,'r,,, If SEN,
Acolt ~ "I' ~ .-' l 49,, f h, ,,.tr,,e
eehlnSt. ana tIs u a I'M, ~; anu ~, ~, s
Jdi'> Iam'C', "IlU ~ m 49, p,h a,d F,sb
'CiuHl i1o,Ii',S io ~ tho S,vteentb Ward Po
e. any al', ~. ',, s9V VI ,IiIor p.tr,c cun
i've, Oii'i gu W. IT,. ~ N-I \ of AZ Ali m
nnsnSl'I d iS>l0S,'' ~, y" M, o." %, Nr Il 9nHears
g.. ' T,ir~b.u had ,,sitc5 , friend I'M the inner
o'clock IN the morning he then LEFT to go to ms
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SCHOOLS.

THE PARK SCHOOL, Bordentown,
Miss FALEs Principal. 'penssd9 m ~ -
=, -, ,-rrl, frlnl south Carolina Nassacllse-ts
- - pesr..yanIa s. 81 The 1ar-0T ooarlef, se-
it . -.aci vi study anal exempt from tle conine
mont N the school rooms r" places 4ie in'l
-. S,,g.er residence ih1a Bonagare ParA Term, 80
a. q S.i-''. el3 tD&L"f
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n An uer.ou wishing % avail themselves ~ q pSi 49,
Sch0l9rs6io ln a New ENGLAND College VIII 10 "a
-rr- s-or ~ n WILCOXS >chool 80 ~.
Pro~dva- Negotiations daily. fof 'hr - -. re-
fsnle. aud teacher. throughout the ln. ii and b.
is,s--ny fee $ ln aivauce once hour E. T. - III
isc7rP ADV eorlv Dost paid. pers0aADJ " ~, 49,
Pefer.ure. exchanged. Estatllslca 1917
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WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

IRE A>D Loss or LrE.-3crweeu 3
ami O'Clock on TuesIay atcr1oon, "a ire broke out
~ % carpenter shop th. rear Of Gr4ham-av. M
Boeum-st.. which communicated % $50 dwelling
house.. occupied oy Michael Dee and Augustus Els
bach, which were destroyed. ll .he second story Of
the house of Mr. d. were his $50 little sons six and
three years OF age, 10 care Of an elderly lady their
mother having gone to New-Yors The fire cut of
escape by the stairway. and SIZE threw the Youngest
child out of the window and jumped out herself but
had not time 10 reach for the other and u persisted
The youngest child herself capped wlthoutmuch
injury The loss was abou, Sl.5)o-parially insured
New OMNIBUS LINE. - The Trustees
have given permission 20 Mr.. WIN. II Butler to run
q Inc OF stages from Grand and Peck-Slp ferries,
through south Sixth and South seventh streets. 90
Johnson-st and Cypress Hill
STREET PAVING. - The petition as To
south Third.srco has been sent back for correction
The Trustees Committee viii hear objections rs to
South Eighth-si paving on iith July.
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HDTCATION.-A Gentleman, graduate
- - Rim fPrs,s.a wIses Q educt,e tD of l.f-.
- -, st lis residence TIE liyefi-se Is G'--le--
.Ir4 Gee. Z Tst l-re- resides ii iri ~ --tf
ie. - Teton staten Island. three minutes rom ~
- y s-PLr.c3- eErrcl-es. r.---- % a'i.'-
49, 49,, = -r. 50 '5- tJuglf q rrl 80 -.
- 49, MI l.. ..r.a Aires L ,i2-.,4 -
O1c-
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,,.n.rnrr ON MONDAY last. Thoma.

AvorHER.-On Monday last, Thomas
,,.,, I'll nom A l.v loft IN Fultou->t., producing
,0mr0und di>locauOn OF some 81 the JOINTS. ne
Mas convc,cd 20 inc CITY Hospital
BOYS Rus OvER.-Two small boys, named 70.
Patrick Hickey and James Muueil. 80 ,b,i III
io ZINC military company The former was con
,dcraby injured but the latter va MOI a rn, , by
They were taken 20 the residence OF lhel' P'ei'No'
The police.
70 The Board of Superyl s"rS met III . ne
CIV Han. Yesterday bu' beyond the us,a. T''''
of business nothing Of interest WAS iI'il'''''"
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LANGUAGE. Manesea. ;

Il ORAL SYSTEM Mn Dt Ia, .he give. Lesson,
". --i ~ .--.ee n tie above stem = -1i -
desce Ick0f-st. souIa Bf,rA -. ~ -, 9aartsr
Der quarter u ldFanoe Fn'A''
-
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itNAil DtPARIMENl or hc c."--,' treatment =
fhoi tF>. lri % i1t. -t. 'rn- r' i-tf nin
ar'..rt ir l-l VII D. 70 f'g - o., ID. .1'n -
-.a> '.a..at ar IT, E>DANS and WEDNESDAYS
asslsS ilstsr,,S. lss, n. isg
FENHIS INSIiII l1ON will be ready Tor
tacrcc ID .t l.va..is ~ n Js.v
u,n Nh S S.S5Rf =, n p p |ra-..aas
nR. CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER
k(CURE ESTABLISHMENT. Bs.,oa,ilc. North
am,tog. Mas D.. ..t.It. e.t4 20 tito gA-t.a.als
Braaiva.. New-No-N. I,3u
HUDSON RIVER WATER-CURE
4 1 ESTABLISHMENT rARRN roMN. IN. oi he
most Del Ehtfsl ard hcathiai io-fl,. hatiaf view
The river o 81 mic, aud accessible several aHr, DALI bv
la road and Steamboats, g.el f t.r rtcrlssa
p4lea.s. uss imE ,. ID. PEihSoN. PA,s.c.aa.
nR. SHEN the earliest American AL
Il (thor ami Practuouc- oi WATER CUBE. c1n.inH -
q CAV PATIENTS ani hanie-s o-t'' cry practice
and letters t'r advice attended 90 ofce saa llsaf tca
OYSTER BAY WATER CURE
~ Ta, commo3ou, Institute peassat, located ia the
beautiful vdlogc OF OYSTER BAY. l.. / IS miles fso@
Newly uln. INST completed and opoa or patients
Ger ile medical. clsc ot " " SrREM. VI d Resident.
and x T. TRAIL. NJ u q New o-k. Consulting PHI,
sclan Address SIREw, NJ D. OF " MOORE.
Proprietor. Oyster BAY. le3 Ina
ORANGE NTAIN WATER
~ CURE DIR JOSEPH \ WIDER has assumed the
l>,.t 8, situated n s. utn ORANGE, Es,gN County. Ne"-
JI-sf. one hours ulc from the CTS fF MolI> and f~>cA
RurF. NiNiot> ttke On ferry o t1c To-, vi Cont
aai-sf ft s. aa1 Do NJ. ana AZ taul6PNI Pu,,e
h'a. $500 attached % wHs ci tA' Patients Iolfs AZ lrt
ers upon professional BUSINESS should he lircScl % Dr..
Wee o,ac> % he SUPERINTENDENT ct tho o'ans' Noun
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DARING TmrvEs.-.At half-past o'clock

ARREsr OF A CoUNrERFElTER.-A man
named Charles DUBOIS Was Yesterday arrested on
charge OF attempting 20 pass counierieit money 70
Iohr NcDonouch of AZ Broadway On his person
"a $40 counterfeit bll. on the Farmers Bank OF Genc
see County. ana - counterfeit on the BANK OF
oakland were found These bills he had ~ Two du
ferent times attempted to pass al the store Oh NiI
NcDorowob HE was taken before Justice OSBORNE
..LI haIl IN nnNA e. he char.c
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ARREST or A YACRANr.-A woman name

Catharne Thompson was yesterday arrested 10y
Can't Silvcy. of the tlrSl Ward Police on complaint
of Mary }. Mulhgan, charging her with keeping
bonSe of nh fame al No 1871 Llberty-st. The COM
paluant stated to the officer that this woman was m
The habit OF obtaining Young girls from the Once OF
felbeence Offices. under proten>e of employing them
10 clean Offices and aiterward introducing them to
Young men for the purpose OF prostitution. By means
of threats and promises. u Is stated tha ths wretch
has rn,mcd many Young girls She va IS held for eN-
ANIMATION.
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DEAR SIR-AS YOU as well AS several other Editors
I'D tim, City, have been specially requested to an
uOuncc Ia the public that the sunday school on the
corner of Nnih-av. and TWentyFlith-St. has no con-
rcction whatever with the Sunday school UnlOn.'
hope YOU VIII grant me also the request to state
that the persons having the school nm charge have
never bv word or deed mtlmated thatt was connect
ed with the Union. nor is connection with It desired
Yours. respectfully. A SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER.
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HlGnMAY RoRRERY.-John Downing,

CHILD FouND DEAD.-Au infant, appa-
remit, but a few hours old. was found Yesterday
morning M a water cloStt IN the third story OF mousse
30 I'D Grccnwch-st The Coroner VIII myeSti-
gate The matter
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RE,pIrE.-Wall. convicted of the muir
dorof "A man IN a barroom m Center 81. and carnal
or thc murder OF the keeper of house foot Of Dey-
81 and sentenced, have been respited on application
Of their counsel, Mr. Clinton. to September, with
yc,, 70 "a motion o. Oyer and Teummer for a new
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ACCIDENTALLY DGOWNED.-An Inquest
WIS Yesterday held on board the steamboat Isaac +.
smith. wing ai the foot of ROhnSon-st., upon the
body OF Chas Brown, native of Germany, - years
of ace who was drowned by falling overheard from
the boat on which ne had been 10 work Averhct
of death by drowning WAS rendered