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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03
SPRING MILLINERY.

MADAME yETAULT, 673 BROADWAY, INFORMS
Nl the ladies that she ha, just received by steamer
Europa areat variety Of Spring Goods and that hor
hibition will take place Monday, 5th Of April.
M RS. C0OLEYS FASHIONABLE MILLINERY SHOW
1vl Rooms, liz Eighth avenue, between Fifteenth and
St enth street stairs will be opened Tuesday the
9th day of pril next with entire assortment f
spring Hats of description which Mrs c. intends
Offering to the public mt small advance i'm
porters prices An early specton solicited
Mrs COOLEY 1l2 Eighth avenue between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets.
INIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
and Straw Bonnet Mandatory, No, 56l Broadway,
Nibos Garden, N. Y.-Mrs VIM fully
to her patrons and the public that
she prepared to exhibit At her Show Rooms spen
did and unique assortment Of Millinery and Straw Goods
her manufacture. in which combined all the modern
improvements latest styles and fashions together with
nifcent selections Of Paris Millinery which, diversity
patterns colors and unity of finish TRANSCEND
bly, all former ntons Also large and interesting
invoice of Laces Sraws Straw Blonds
ety. Merchants and applied with pattern prints
MRS VIM SIMMONS, So broadway
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House, their beautiful spring Hats with increased
fdence that former pattern has satisac
tor borne the test of observation met ready
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NJ oREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLAsTER-TnE GREAT
and the cheapest and bes. plaster in the world Put mr.
in air tight tin boxes Each box will make from six 10
eight plasters and any child may apply them.
Price - cents box.
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS .ppIrrp.
tsa great strensthenng plaster giving all the
and inyigoratng the entire system great
absorbent plaster causing copious TINS
enables the nnumerable pores Of the body TO absorb its
virtues, while IL extracts all pain. 1t Great ner
VINE plaster owing to the wondrous virtues Of magnetic
influence possesses and therefore, IL Is Of surprising
ue in All nervous diseases In short IL and
tales the whole systemequares the circulation the
nood-promotes the secreton-and restores health
vgor to the sick and dcbatcd The Magnetic Plaster
the cheapest and most valuable remedy
EVER GIVEN TO THE WORLD.
ana in all the complaints and diseases for which
commended, its worth IL inestim able. and its
PRICE ALMOST N0THINGl
Let be remembered that pain cannot exist whore this
plasters applied.
exceedingly pleasant and agreeable in its and Il
free from all those objections attached TO the generality
plaster Ii IL warranted TO maintain its virtues years
and to keep unim paired In climate.
PRICE rs CENTS A Box. WITH FULL DIRECTIONS
Manufactured by the inventor and proprietor,
n. C. MOREHFAD. ". D.. 1872 Broadw.v
Fer sale by All rre table druggists dsaley IN genuine
! c,.,!i.9 tigcagtQut ils tAissd sts!es.
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Cristadoro's Liquid Hair Dyc-Cristadoro,

inventor and sole proprietor A:tor Houseseisnee and
abored in vain to produce hair dye
which by assilang with the fluids that give vitality TO
the hair would change its hue without nurng the fibre
That object Is pshed Cristadoros LIQUID Hair Dye
invgorates the roots and hamen while it changes tho
color In FIVE minutes cooress head Of hair
transformed to rich brown, red sandy to
darker shade that be desired There csute
dent In the composition The hair 10 mpregnated with
lnvgorating juice formed from the chemical elements
the natural colong after This Is the only hair dye
the world which free lime thargo and other
corrosive substance Call and witness It's effects at Girls
tadoros wig and scalp establishment No. castor House,
whereit is applied and for sale, Wholesale and retail
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exception reservation the best
celsbnsted OURAUDs hedicAted Soap, curing pira
Poudre Subtle uprooe hair from any part OF the body
liquid Renge LAZY White and Hair Gloss, 1T 81 Walker
Broadway.
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Hair Dye the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
whiskcrs the moment applied The ease and
certainty with which ts favorite aud old established Hair
Dye performs Is nstonhing 1t is for sale, applied at
BATCHELoRS Wig Factory, No. Wall street Copy tho
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and Economy mposton upon the poor girls
the eolored people Beware Of the Peter Funk arsthey
report that true consists in having 60 cent
lures. No honest with respectable establishment,
make good pictures for 80 cents The so system
swnde started by incompetent persons
only TO themseyesfor the truth Of which HOLMES refers
~ for 90 Th wRo
them practice real economy and goo SSod taste Call on
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THR MAMIE GRewr or the SsliPwREcKED MOTHER ANo
Op This piece Of sculpture which is being cxhihited
at the Stuyvesant Institute is formed out OF single
block OF marble and represents young mother claspnG
her infant child lying a rock In the repcee of death
by drowning The general appearance WHEN viewed by
roca light is decidedly effective. Her position is exact
TO n.ure and is graceful and compesedthe latter be-
e nm to those who suffer death
bysrowning notwithstanding that the cold and repul-
si,e lineaments Of nsnmate form wildly pour
syayed yet the exquisite beauty and grace of the mothers
srm and position and the innocence of her babe
aopcd by her protective and aestionate arm, inspire
warn sympathetic feeling The mother lies her
sidc outsreched the rugged rock uncovered and
sheltered, in the lausud position Of exhaustion and
bow blow wonld appear to have passed over her
The right outsreched by the action Of the waves
the head inclined upon the shoulder and her long
hair il straghtene and moistened to the stone the
other clasps the infant the body falls in gentle
slope the legs crossed The position
tour of the infant is happy mechanical and artistic Of
fort by the artist In the features of the face the silent
passveness the ungenia stiffness of death is predomi
nant-no expression, warmth all cold rigid yet
rene.
The design is original and a happy one. and has
been we'll executed The body and limbs of the statue,
and their minute anatomical parts exGusitey scup
tured and with fidelity and beauty which brings be-
small praise but it fully deserved. On acursory
view, thought detected bemsh in the cutting of
the right hand and wrist but upon closer examination
found that it proceeded from the effect of the light,
and upon viewing it from another point satisfied.
The design affords much scope for contemplation, and
and of delicate and grandeur. The artist
Mr.. Edward A. Bracket.
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM RUBEN,
Dyer from sslchendorf Westphalia who served In
Florda war in Capt Gucnandos Of Pennsylvania
Younscers and discharged at Fort Brook Florida in
the month Of April 1898 Any communication addressed 10
the subscriber M New street will be thankfully received
j. W. SCHMIDT, Consul General Of Prussis
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n
1 signs. just imported by FRANCIS PARES 4 co, N9
Pearl street from tho Of Zubcr
Co IT. and Others Of equal eminense all their
and suitable to decorate the interior the
costly mansons and which warrant shall be arranged
and put the walls by superior workmen the
tisfaction Of those who favor with their orders Our
Wholesale customers and the public will find supply
most extensive and the prices low, be
Nhera
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Espencheid's Hats combine all the ele-
beauty the ghtness and durability that has
the hats his their high reputation; and
he readers must rsmember selling them AZ the ex-
there be cheaper 07 Nassau street. OF Ann
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setting homo OF your own call CHAS. WOOD, AS
broadway There you can village lot, q farm
with payments in small monthly Location
ana delghtful Aaps, pamphlets, &c. can be had gratis
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MISCELLANEOUS,

GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS, THIS DAY
" at No. go Vandam street.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECT BILE GERMAN YOUNG
w woman, who is accustomed TO trse elm situation
Ladya Maid she furnish es.monia from several
famies with whom she has travelled Sho can be seen
No Maedouga street four days from to three
o'clock IN the afternoon.
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RENT THE FIRST FLOOR OF A
modern two story house, with baths. Situation must
be desirable Address c. A. b., Broadway Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03

10 ICH FRENCH PAPER Observation-Disclosures
~ McAuley Co.. No ZIG Hudson street, Franklin.
receiving from the eminent manufac tuners
their spring Of rich French Paper angngs
the different styles which they offer at prices
Buyers invited to call and before
Our hangings always warranted to give satisfaction
NEW PAPER HANGINGs.-THOs. FAYE & CO., &3s
Pearl street near Madison. have received the
gring patterns Of style the trade Tho pub
Ito are invited to examine before purchasing Artistic
attend to tbs retail de partment.
THOMAS FAYE & CO., ls6 Pearl street.
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Dnguerrcotypcs In OIL This new and Inn.
P0Itant discover by VIM BUTLER Plumbe National
guerreoype with the finish Of the miniature
Only one sitting is required.
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Amidon's Spring Hat.-Alwnys celebrated
light and elegant Hats Amdon has recently perfected
important improvements by which he enabled absolutely
the htest and most elegant hat point
of view that has made its appearance in New York
Sales room, GAO Broadway, near Blocker street.
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Cheap ClOthlng.-The greatest benefactor
to the Coat Pantaloons and Vest wearing public Mr.
r. L. ROGERS of &c Fulton street. General TAYLOR
quarters who sells cheaper durable and every
etv --~-~-"~N~ASA S~i'
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"ANTED--BY THE ADVERTISER AN OPERA
Glass, worth about $25 for which win be given in
dollars note addressed TO Opera, Herald oce will re-
ceye prompt attention, ~ -
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW,
w with fresh breast milk baby ~ ut her own
home The best OF city reference b gvpn Please call
at 247 Eighth avenue.
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No Time to Lose.-If you are DESTROYS q

No Time to Lose.-If you are desirous Of
getting home Of your own, call CHAs. WOOD aOs
BIgadway There you can village lot farm,
and delightful Maps pamphlets &e can Be had gratis
Daguerrcotypcs In OIL This new and inn
ssSeysry By VIM H. lnm1s Nations.
with the he tne OF she
Only one sitting is required.
The Practice Of Economy Is az valuable tn
any man Is finding rich placer in csforn. and Q.
- ssov pSssbs Therefore true eoenc%i.ts 20
to THOMPSON Broadway, to their Daguerrsoypes
half money am repeessbs ssSa
Artist. SIS Broadway.
To Daguerreotype a Groupe OF Persons is,
to most difeult matter but have many
t,s ss
PICTURES ali ase, whether insis "t Es
sl % sSua sunny or At h. popular
place no one ever went away dissatisfied.
Last Day-If Goldsmith's Cheap Term
were mot for day but for all time hi. notice un
RRo at
shsT names sGdSy At his rooms ss broadway will have
Singers Sewing Machine Will do what no
slan ns
% to do win DO
Tcnstrstion; all doubts fully removed Machines e1h
I'm. SINGER & CO.. 2sS Broadway
Spring Clothing Mt MISUNDERSTANDING
70 s s' s s Rrns invited
the season manufactured with all that taste
for which clothing celebrated the United
Dbl DEyLIN. 50 and IS John street. corner Nassau
Spring Clothing for CITY Trade.-we are
now displaying and fashionable sylos of Spring
Clothing in our retail department and viii be happy to
with taste and elegance, aAd viii be sold uniformly low
D. J. DEvLIN, 50 and s5 John street. cor sfNassau.
Cheap Clothlng.-The greatest benefactor
r. L. ROGERS, Fulton street General F.yIOr. Head
quarters who sells cheaper durable
ety. better clothes than any other manufacturer in this
Bear It I'm mind, when You want any
clothing that at the Empire Clothing Warehouse
~ di.eo street you can always ind handsome and
SMITH, DRUMGoLD & PRocH.
Spring and Summer CIothing-Just Re-
ss,sd 'e fresk and sack coats $40 200 business
to S vests: 81 p 81 @ n snd , dSss1 pants 81
Goats 81 to s3 few over coats, S. Corner Nassau and
Mensnrntion applied to Shirt Making.
House. turns out thousands of dozens Of shirts an
nualy All hitting equally well, and all giving the highest
satisfaction, Is really wonderful.
Tri-coicr Silks.-Just received. n fresh In
voice Of treelor silks for sale low also three new
Bun Army Cloths Navy Blues, and Cadet mixed, with
sn r s0'h '5 Aasg Hss %
Tri-coIorcd SILK .-25O pieces just received,
and for sale in sMT t. ' DsSSoS
10 and l22 Fulton street.
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Spring Fashlons.-W. p. David, $40 Broad.
way two doors from Duane street, has now ready the
Spring Styles of Gentlemens Hats Gentlemen in
ola Hat superior in style fnish and quality invited
to call and examine them, and judge for themselves.
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Personal.

possible he will hear of something to his advantage
INFORMATION Is WANTED OF MARY ANN Me-
garry who took shipping from Liverpool the 2sth of
September $50 Her last situation New brunswick
With John Thorn Morris street. Any her
will be thankfully received by her husband John Bsbyson
ut Ross Mchahan's, No. Union street. Brooklyn.
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To DnguerreOtypc a Groupe OF Persons is,
to most operators difficult matter but
groups made by ROOT that perfect
ineansnt every shade and fold Of dress from top
WAS the exact copy Of the original Mr. r. takes
groups as well as single pictures Of all Sizes whether the
weather be fair or cloudy stormy at his
gallery 3 Broadway Of Franklin street which
place no one ever went away dissatisfied.
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This magnificent and noosn parable toilet article the
Original genuine Honey sea D. Ia now 10 be al
Aruggists perfuiaers IN the United States DAVIS
13O BroaS wa ". sole Wholesale agent. "'-'''a'' -
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Coleston of Sacred Music, selected and arrangep
the classical and sacred works Of the great
adapted TO the psalms and hymns Of the Protestant Epsco
pal Church; with separate aocompanim ent by VIII
han King srganst and director Of the music Of Grace
fd-Hew York Grace Church Collection. once Of puboa
Eon Rleecker
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Apnounces that every Saturday Of this
Px at 57 Broadway he will Free practical Lesson
on his and excellent plan Of teaching French of which
made mention time since The object is
stratc that French positively be acquired
IN ten lessons and the time saved in learning the
language
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Spring Clothing for City Trade.-We are
now displaying and fashionable styos Of Spring
Clothing in ogr retail department, and viii be happy to
show cur friends through them Every
prices. ~"
D. j. DEvLIN 50 and IS John street, cor. sfNassau
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Facts Tor the PcOpIc.-NO. I.-KnOx, OF No.
1913 Fulton the best Hat to be tho
city. No. g That his standard price of $the quality
consdereds economical than dealer In town.
No. B. The best judge Of these facts to call
KNOX and learn their truth.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY TIDY INDUSTRI-
w GUS girl, as Chambermaid and Iaundress. For
apply at the residence OF her present
md Lirdny
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CToLEN FROM THE PREMISES NO. 2T TWENTY
~ sixth street, Thursday night lst April gold
lever Watch fob Chain. and Seals No 1854 with 81 Kin
kede on outside Of gold Ring with a. H.
Breast Pin: ffyseven dollars and half fourth
Of gold dust suitable reward will be given re-
covery Of the above property. JOSEPH KINKEDE
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luxury SO do when the tobacco good but
it unsupportabe nuisance when is not For
good segarsreally Superior aad warranted Havanas-
(scarce articles byheby now, at thatwe strongly ad
wise all smoking readers TO visit the store OF
N. MORALES, ll3h Nassau street.
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THE PROMISED FURTHER PARTICULARS" IN
reference to J. Rikemans and beautiful market
brooklyn, corner OF Henry and Middagh street
diton TO the finest Beef Veal Mutton &C. and
ing ousckeepers and private families may procure there
the choicest Fish Oysters Game and Poultry every
sc ton and all orders delivered promptly free
pense at the residences OF purchaser Prices
moderate and fair.
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AWH'-The Golden Dollar, Tor the week
ending April 10, contains the Memoirs of New York
Fancy Man. written by himself being the racest produc
zion published and quantity other capital
making IL double the price charged for it's
sued and ready fer delivery by the newsmen.
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WANTED BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation Laundress, would do chamber work.
she is most excellent laundres and come well
mended from her last place. You will please to call at No
"a West Eighteenth street. few doors west from Sixth
inquire in the grocery store.
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Last Day.-If Goldsmith's Cheap Term
necessary but he only receives pupils penmanshp at
81 90 until nine o'clock this evening Those who register
their names day, at his rooms $50 Broadway will have
until June, If they choose, to complete their course
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WALDsTEIN BECKEL, THE EMINENT OPTT-
w clans from Germany, have removed from No AIS to
No. 45 broadway Having tested their skill in assisting
imperfect impaired vision able speak warmly
its favor Their Telescopes Microscopes, Opera Classes
Spectaeles, &C.. are unsurpassed.-Tribune.
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"ANTED-A FRENCH WOMAN, TO TAKE CARE
Of child two old and do plain sewing. Inquire
at No "a St. Marks place between and II O'clock IN the
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" ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED
w woman situation Nurse, to do housework Tor
small respectable family Pease call at 2i3 Tenth street.
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LOOK out Tor the Lantern, No. ii, which
will be issued early this at 149 Fulton street.
tents-Large cut Capital School of Sefdefence and
numbers Of capital hits &C. For sale at all bookstores and
news agencies. Price, Ga cents.
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Spring Clothing at Observation-Disclosures
visiting the city for spring purchases
call and examine our stock Of Spring and
embraces everything that able for
the season With all that taste ard
states. Prices uniform and low.
D. j. DEvLIN IS and IS John street, corner NASSAU
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REMOVALS..

- EMOvAL.--JOSEPH LEE, MERCHANT TAILOR
Nassau street. has removed his place of business
to No. 3l5 Broadway.
y EMOvAL-GEO. II. SWORDS g. CO., HAvEREMov-
IN their stock Of Hardware and Cutlery. from Il6
Broadway to 40 Dey street. where they will continue the
husi ns na
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Philadelph.n News items.
csrr,-rontence Of The \. \. Trbrne
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Nov. -


PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Nov. - 1852
The remains of the late Hon. John Sergeant
were inferred with appropriate honorr in Lsnrei hJ
Cemetery. this morning. The funeral -erNice- tooN
rsce IN 4 Peters Church, which veneratcd edhce Wa
tllcd Il OVERLOOKING by large number OF citizens.
services were conducted by Bishop Potter During ne
passage Of The eprrfgs from the Church TO Laure iu
the principal bells Of our city were ioued IN soien
msnnCr. -.
The weather to-day is beautiful.
Our Musical Fund and PHILHARMONIC SocSe-
ties announce TIER series OF concerts this week
An accommodation line starting for your cay
az 10 o'clock 4 NJ via Camden and Amhoy RAILROAD 10
Bord.nto~ n and thence bv hOst to this cry VIII Or
started on Wednesday 1t tire reduced iare OF TWO uo
lars
Hereafter the western train which leaves mere
GAP NJ bv the Pennsylvania Railroad, Will reach an
oiunati in thirty eight hours the connection between
the two CITIES i now complete The through fare Is -
vcrtecn dollars which your readers can compare wHi
other rcu:cs as know which are the cheapest AMI
NEST expeditions. q,
The Counterteiting cases before the u. :.
District Court put Oh til tomorrow, to allow ne
Judges OF The members o. tie bar 70 attend the funeral
OF Hon John Sergeant.
Perry ODaniel, who a few years since was
pcked ND tor dead when the stand broke down near
Camden al the great race between Fashion snd Peyto
me- and has since suffered from the effects OF his mlu
rie died yesterday. He eweler and had ansssed
handsome fortune.
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Tn, Co.rroverted Accident on the h''o
Railroad.
HEw.YoRK, Monday, Nov. -, IL


IT, "a. Ed,io, Of TAs n. Y. TTSSa<'
have noticed in the papers oil 'h's PaS'
week several erroneous statements IN RELATION "
late Erie Railroad accident Perhaps lew "oiu'
from sn eyewitness may be acceptable Al tnS u"''
TIE accident occured on the Corning and bloe7Ou'
Road and not on the Ncw-York aud Erie, as some OIL
the papers have stated.
The Passenger train coming from BlossourCh' wnsa
abou, seven miles from Corning. was run INTO oy =
locomotive and tender which had been sent out 70
meet the other train and help them INTO Corning lac
two met on a curve where they could not see esca
other until too late. Mr.. P. B. Guernsey the supSr'
PENDANT OF tie road killed instantly. nutiatins
him in uost shocking manner. One fireman had his
,hnmb taken CT and otherwise slightly injured--no
others were injured Mr.. Guernsey was a resident OF
Tioga Toga Co. Ps., and a man beloved BY all who
knew him He eayes a wife and four children, and a
large circle Of friends to mourn his loss J. 4 NJ