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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19

ERIE COUNTY JAIL.-There are now confined in
this establishment forty six persons for the folio wing
coubterfeitipg rape, l. bastaidy !; slurg shot, 81;
perjury warrant, order Of arrest, grand larcsny
To- al ceny second Offences 4; burglary, a bigamy 81
breach Ct peace, money, false pretence Il witness, 1.
Total number, AZ.
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Marine Court.
before Hon. Jsdse Mccarthy.


SEPT 17.-Andyecs Ne1onrdn.-Ths wss An actior
for tIespass against NE landlord of premises No. Rec.
tor street. in entering building, rear house. upon III
yard of said house after the LIST Of May last vtthou
plaintiffs permission dana gng his furniture and inter
eripg with his quiet possession The defendant alleged
that whatever was done by permission and consent oc
alterations to be made and stipulated rent WAS
agreed on until after repairs completed. II ap-
pesred, however, from Testimony adduced by Mr. +.
Bankm that the landlord received the rent for the
months Of May and June and refused to receive any
july The Court decided that II he received the rent h
recognized plaintiff tenant and in the absence Of OF
press proof the contrary his acts clearly
pass for which he is bound to respond Judgment for
plaintiff for $51 and costs.
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BY Iecens census, II has been ascertaned that the
population q Marietta, Georgia 1915, IF which AL
e'e Writes an6 T2t lored or ire uhitsa fhg
..es aLo ooo ienaes. coiOr-a 31l males and
3g7 females,
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TUE FAMOUS HoRsERIDER GoNE.-A few days
srce as the schooner Florence on its way up the
lake. the famous horse rider, Robert Groves, fell
overheard with boy in his arms. The boat low
ereo on. do ~ reach them Until they both Sunk 10 f0
mors,-Laks Superior Journal, Sep. AZ.
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RHODE leland LEGIsrhTupE THE adjourned
session Aof IL General Assembly OF Rhode Island VIII
commence in Newport oday
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Singular Death OF Brakeman on the Hudson
River Railroad.

Yesterday Coroner O'Donnen held inquest at No.
254 Tenth avenue the body of Robert NJ. Middleton,
aged nineteen years, native Of New York brakeman
in the employ of the Hudson River Railroad Company,
who found dead the top of of the cars sup
posed to have been struck by object while the
were in motion
A. D. Cole, sworn, says-I am of the conductors
on the Hudson River Railroad on Saturday at abb ut II
O'Clock noon, the deceased at his post brake
have known the deceased for the Last three years.
has been With me on the train for nearly three monhs
he was q steady man, and always at hfs post after
irving at Chambers street Of the drivers informed
me that man was taken from the and left at
house in Twenty eighth street. he dead proceeded
to 254 Tenth avenue recognised the deceased to be
Robert NJ Middleton do not know how he came TO his
DEATH We had every confidence In the discretion and
prudence OF the decea6ed he was general favorits
among the employees of the train.
in the machine shop Of the Hudson River Railroad Com
paDy Saturday about twenty minutes past ~ ocock
was standing in the Hud,on Exchange Hotel corner Of
ing the hotel, and the roof of the forward
the deceased lying his face called to the driver
to stop; got the roof of the car and found the
deceased ensible and motionless: his body was
quite warm; was assisted by another man, and we
lowered the body down and carried to drug store In
Tenth avenue when l first the deceased, there
some blood issuing from his mouth; do not know
Of any bridge near SEVENTEEN street.
j. h. Bostwick, sworn, says-1 informed by q car,
penter that he had placed mbers across the track over
the road at SEVENTEEN street. fer the accommodation of
the public for street bridge know that man stand
ing in erect position the top of the car could not
pass under said mbsrs without coming In contact with
them from my own knowledge know Of such timbers
DR.. Uhl, sworr, says made post mortem examina
tic Of the body of declared and found small bruse on
the left tempe the occpts bone is extensively frac
tured at its junction with the paetA bones and
down upon the brain; the injuries were the cause OF
dea other marks of violence were upon the body.
The jury upon the above evidence rendered the fol-
lowing verdict -
That deceased came to his death by fracture Of the
skull, while In the employ ent of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, caused by coming In contact with
some object unknown to this jury.
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this Convention from the bearing 1t would have upon the
libraries throughout the, country.
Resolved, That deem such establishment being
emnenty worthy Of support from the national treasury
and that in no the government better pronots
by placing central national library under the admins
tration Of the Smithsonian Institute.
Mr.. GoRHAM D. ABBOTT read the following, which
were adopted
Resolved, That the time has now arrived when the ex-
tension Of we'll libraries Of 600 600 and 10 600
volumes throu ,hout the towns and villages the associ
tions, the institutions, the schools of every kind 10 the
United States. has become matter Of the greatest i'm
portance 70 the future welfare Of our country.
Resolved, That committee of three be appointed to
report dsested Plan for the promotion Of this object
at the next meeting of the convention.
The Chair appointed Mr.. Abbott, of New York,
Mr.. Haven, of Worcester and himself.
An invitation was rendered by Mr. GLAND Bourne
to the members to visit the Free Academy.
Mr.. FOLSOM offered the following, which was
adopted
Resolved, That We have examined the work entitled
Index to Periodicals." by w. f. Poole Librarian OF the
Mercantile Library. Boston, and that we approve OF its
plan and execution, and that we recommend similar
plan Of ndexrg be extended to the trant and
moirs of learned societies.
Mr.. Folsom here read an interesting paper on the
Boston Atheneum, the duties and qualifications Of
Librarians, and the importance of libraries.
A vote of thanks was passed to Moses Merlin for
his kindness in communicating statement to the
Convention in relation to plan of catalogung for
Libraries.
Mr.. MOORE, Librarian of the Historical Society Of
this city, expressed his regret that he had been
unable to attend the meetings Of the Convention,
an concluded by rendering all invitation TO the
members to visit the library.
Votes of thanks were gwen to the American
Geographical and Statistical Society and the New
York Historical Society for fayors received.
Mr. DlsTuRNrIL read paper proposing q nlan
Tor the preparation Of catalogue of works relating
70 American history, geography aud statitcs Of Pc
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China beyond the power of many ages and the Ia,
SMe Of many honest men to retrieve it. We trust
the Master Cutters warning win not be lost, for the
yery trade and the very existence Of Sheffield may
ierend on the observance of faith with the most re-
mote the most ignorant, and even the most barba-
roua customer.
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The Primary Department.
OF THE
Meade Collepiate Institute.

WRLLSBURGj VA.
THE Fall session of this School will commence MON.
DAY tho 18th OF SEPTEMBER and viii continue five cal.
endar months.
Nopup will be received for less time than session,
by special agreemen-and when once entered, no
deduction will absence during the session.
cept protracted sckness-nor will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
ypupils-Primary English Department. =. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical i309
Board and Tuition per session offve months.. ID 90
Ono hainvariably advance the remainder at the mid
die OF the session.
discount of per cent will be made on the bills OF all
" For further Information see catalogue, published by
Byurder of the Board
SAM'L u. TOMPKINS, Rector
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CINCINNATI.
10 Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Wa
CINCINNATI, ONO.

Incorporated, IS4S.
ss n n al tb instituIop for qua
yfng ind VdaIs in Thorough practical manner for III
counting room and business pursuits. ,.
practical of Instructions given in the art OF Keep
ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different de-
lending the forms among the most eminent establish
engaged individually or partnership in business:
whether prosperous or the purchase ana sae
merchandise at wholesale anu orng anu export
ing on their account commission joint specu-
laton including speeulaons in stocks, real estate,
with steamboatn, bank insurance. railroad and books OF
joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF COM
puta pertaining business operations being taught
according 10 the most approved ethods-Interes Dis
count Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges. &c.
Mercantile exercises arc i9tIoduc-
habit and genuine business style OF correspondence upon
the mind Of the student well as amiliarizo him with
forTa Invoices Account saes bills Of exchange, &C.
Practical PGGHshiPone hour is devoted In teaching
with thorough command hand aud pen, accuracy and
elegance with and rapidity and perfect win
beauty oGCOnstruction-
tueS given these important topics as connected
with the SvOcaons Of the merchant In the operations
subject OF Partnership, principal and AGENT negotiable iii
stTnents Sales debts guarantees, etc also on the laws
U wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
It, profit, interest, inter rational trade, DC.
The course can be completed In from eight 10 Twelve
Instruction being given Individually applicants can enter
at any time.
EnowIedgs the ordinary English branches is all the
Inc business acouSintance OF the Principal enable him
to lender sisanes to those wshngto procure situations
Good board can be obaipetl in the city at 60 to go
per week.
TERMS:-Forp partial course, books stoncry, DC, in
For i coGf;s, books. stationery Diploma 81 inelu-
janS'63-1yd PTIHctPdL.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS, J.,


Mcssrs. SANDs:-Having suffered many years with
dis Of my throat, Affecting the arynX during which
time treated by the most distinguished physicians
in Europe and the United States, without receiving any
permanent benefit but all the lime my general health ana
strength declining and the disease making fearful
cau>tic applications used, and whatever else was
thought most efficient for producing cures but am conn
The depIoabIe situation in the aTynis 6eiEG
accompanied with pthisis and eat difficulty IN breathing
would Ia terminated life had not obtained re-
lief through The medium OF your Invaluable Sar!
must say, gentlemen when commenced using the Sar-
sarara did pace much confidence in its Nltuesi
and this will not surprise you, when you are informed
tried than fifty ei remedies during the past
years, without any but alter taking your sar
supaia weeks. was obliged At last 10 yield TO ev.
dencc This specific has not only relieved but
cured therefore think it my duty, gentlemen for
benefit OF suffering humanity to give you this atlesia
ion OF my cure Yours, very truly,
u. PARENT.
Consulate OF France in the United tates.
The above statement and signature were acknowledged
in our presence by Mr.. u. Parent as true.
For the Consul General OF France,
L.. bOHG, Vice Consul.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. S d.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 fulton ST. corner @
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gcnetail:
throughout United States and Ganadas Price 81 Fe
bottle; six bottles Tor s.. For sale by
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. 1I5 Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox of Pttsbugh; Seaton & Sharpe OF M1ysvir
ShaCklefOrd d CTicltOn, Portsmouth; and r. H. HuliIh
Cincinnati. 1rH-'h
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DIR. Halls celebrated Pulmonic
Elixir

OR the permanent ofcoughs, colds, consumption.
bronchitis, asthma, irfuenza Group, whoopng c2ugh,
inflammation ofthe broTchea and onTseness caused by pub.
c speaking; all affections CT the organs of respira.
tiGn.
es the lungs ever sold in Amcrlca
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
satisfaction to that not only present them with
an invaluable anti for the class of diseases it profess
ses 10 cure but one which is perfectly harmless in its
feels uDcn the constitution, be administered with
out any fear OF mineral posons for it contains
Tho fact that large portion Of the suffering, and death
throughout country, is caused by disease of the
uced us to put it within the reach OF every Individual
may need remedy that has proven itself so invalt
able.
This medicine is the result Of along experience, and
study those diseases of lungs whleh ara SO frequent in
our climate; and claim It to be iii advance
OF all medicines before discovered Tor those peculiar
comp dnts, an improvement upon an anu consequently
superior to all others.
We shall make no extrayagant assertions OF its efficacy
in curing dseaxes Ike the vendors Of too many EosTus
who deceive ali who them, shalle hold out
inducements which experience does not justify.
1fpatents will perSevere IN tbs use OF this medicine
and use l. as dncted they will be cure in every instance
tits not beyond the power of medicine There
persons enoyngthe blessings OF heaIih and
renewed Ee it were, who Otherwise would have long
since been IN their grave, but for the timely and
ring use OF this invaluable remedy 1t is not pretended
that Il Is inIabe in every stage OF consumption, but
know II TO bs better adapted to the various diseases
respiratory organs than other ever offered to
the pulc ask is trial. and in every instance if
Used freely according directions, and If perfect salts
faction is not given, the money VIII be returned.
Genuine signed z. HALL & co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also by Druggists
generally throughout the country. 4ps-ly
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THE TAPE WORM


This is the difficult worm TO destroy OF all that
nest the human system it grows TO almost Indefinite
length becoming coed and fastened in the intestincs
and efcctng the health dy as 10 cause ST.
Vitus Dance Fits that those afflicted seldom ever
suspect that it is Tarc Worm that is fastening them
10 an early grave. In order destroy this Worm, ver
energetic Treatment be pursued it would thcI cio he
p oTcr 10 ofmy Liver Pills, so as 10 Ienmvc
all distractions that the Worm Syrup may act direct
npnn the orm, which be taken in doses OF two Ia
bic sroonuls times tay These directions followed
I'VE ever fail in curing the most Obst
nate ofTape Worm.
FOLLOWING:
And YOU cannot be Indifferent this appeal. Human
tty calls uron you your uuy. II is only one out o.
the mai thousands who has its wonderful eccts
DR.. J. N. Hobcns k,-SiT:-t.ratude 10 you, the IN
veLtor highly valuable medicine, prompts this humble
iestimony favor, being SAT gentle, yet power
fully efecua remedy for Worms. Having had much eN-
ne fence in knowing tbs effects of various repa os
my wife, who well skilled in insteItng 10 child CT
In distress; pronounced the best sic had ever used ana
would other while yours could be had daugh
Ter OF became seriously scased. Her symptoms
were alarm ng her mother at sought out rene
DIV for Worms Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken bottle, o. Sir JOY gave an eiiectiOn
ale mo; heI the Improvement IN her child, she be
ing about six years old She passed an immense
quantity WonS heI siCky cnuienance now brighten
cd, her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
child with decline death, now gave prom
Use OF hea TIL Thanks kind Providence hose bes
sing attended your Syrup restored the child Mihcon
deuce recommend it TO all parents whose Children are
suffering with Worms.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
ESTABLISH 1871.
EsTABLIs H

WE offer for sale well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description oil PAPER-MAkERs
Having been the frat years. to establish in the
westa Paper business complete in all its parts, have
formed permanent connections with the best ma nuaet
rers in this country and receive supplies directly iron
them The prices and terms offer are as tavoTa
bic as the goods be purchased for in the Eastern
I'VE have the exclusive agency for the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER d SMITH
OWEN < HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be
Ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made In ti
our stock embraces every description Of Paper used IL
the West We have hut Uniform price to all Order
bv mail will be filed at the prices as II bought =
pcl Eln Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost
sngof BUTLER BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
OF 1,.rl
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Knoues, lMcNalr O. Co.,

HAVE now in sto,c. their complete stock OF spring
dry goods. TO which they daily invite the atteh
ton purchasers. In their assortment will be found
every variety OresS goods and trimmings together with
quality the lowest possible prices II has been their
aim in such stoTcas would suit the trade generally
and the atter themselves that varsity. beauty and
eeHpness their goods not exceed by any in the city
They do not deem it essential to enumerate articles as
only portion OF the stock could be thus noticed at
best and besides they believe that those who wish hand
durable GOODS the least possible money Will
No. So Main ST. Centre Wheeling 10 get them, and
they will most certainly go away disappointed
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DI. 7 Ouu s Z TITS
tAN be had fresh genuine at the following places il
" city Wheeling and vicinity, viz:-At the DTu'
James Baker: KeiIs caldwell; BTentlngeT
O; DR. T Il Logan q o; kIed'k YahrliMg, Vim Mckee ~
Co: CRitchctown); Brentilter e entire Mheeng)is
he Shoe OF Todd & Devo, market square, and
The Drug OF the proprietor corner oil Quincy anu
Fifth streets.
They can also be had at P Dunn's, Grave Creek; Be
diIIion's and Jacub Goodngs, National ROav; Benz. l.
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Singer's, west Wheel
ing; and Ely LooHan's, bridgeport, Ohio
These pills need no further Recommendation than nir
trial; they been in constant for more than
twenty years. you will only give them chance they
will speak enselves-tIy them. 25eper box s. per
doz; $50 per gross. jane
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No rart OF the system liable 10 disease than the
LIVER, it serving as terer to purify tile blood, OF
giving the proper secretion TO the bile so that any wrong
system and results variousy in Liver Complaint Jaun.
dice Dyspepsia etc. We Should therefore, watch every
mptom that might indicate wrong action OF the Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
which ausnens the secretion from the Pulmonary mucous
membrane promotes the discharge OF secretSd matter
M an Alternative which changes in incXplcabe and
inscnsbc manner certain old action OF the system
3d. Tonic which gives toneand tength TO the nervous
s, STEM renewing and vgor to all parts of The body
4h Cathartic which acts In perfect harmony with tie
other and operating the towels, and e%re
ling the whole of corrupt and Vltiated matter ana
purifying blood, which destroys disease and restores
baalt
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MEDICINAL
DIR. H4RPIS

MAY be confidentiay consulted at his Lock Inrnnry,
M No. 81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
opposite the Exchange buildings, ana City Post OF
fee baltimore, Md This Medical Institute oblished
fifteen years in this cityby regular Physicians as
refuge uackcry is widely Tor speedy and
tln.o lpn,
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JAS. b BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the southampton Baptist Church

uBCAu11ox.-Rer embcr then, Parents and all others,
that obensack's MORN SYRUP is the only Medicine in
use that will eradicate Worms, with certainty and Will
not disagree with the most delicate stomach he careful
that yC get the genuine tice and that the signature
a. HouENsAcK, is every bottle.
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no Country Merchants.

To Country Merchants.
MIR. S. s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. oil
WI cClallen Knox Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox Cbrother OF s.
S. Knox, long and avoraby known in the trading public
assuming the style ofMcCIalIens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers CTyhn
have long literally sustained te) all
ers ard Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriv
ing from the 10th to the last of September.
Hovng been selected with the greatest care and bought
cash. they ater themselves thatin their Fall Stock Of
Boots Shoes they hold inducements in qualt
prices superior to any offered in the market TT
Country Merchants their east they would be pleas
exhibit their stock, and post them npTces eareSs
challenging compa with the kets OF Baltimore ami
PLrnIeIrlia Gsen2l McCI.ALL.ENS e kNOA
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CITY TRADE.
oTAT 0TTRE FOR DYSPEPSIA

BiTTERs, AcIDs, or NAusEnus DRUGS 1t is extremely
agreeable the taste, and may be taken by tho nos.
eeb.e patiets who cannot water cracker without
acute distress Beware OF DRUd0ED LIMITATIONS Pepsin
Is NOT DRUG. az.
giving large amount OF Sc EVIDENCE, from Lie
big RimaI chemistry IIr combes Physiology OF pi-
gestion; I)r PeieiTa Food and Diets DR. john " ORA
per, OF New York University Prof Dunslisons PhySi"lo
y p, Of Siman, Yale College; Dr. carpenters Phys-
ology ETC. together with reports oil CURES from all Ps
ortLe Un ted States. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,
IvbnIcssI " and Retail 4Ccnt, maT2F-'l6DwIy
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Removal.

THE OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA, WHEELING, AND PHEyu
paper MILLS,
"AS been removed from the old location, in C.r:F
IL Wheeling, to ear OF Sweeney & Sons Glass Wan
huse and s. C. Baker e. Co.'s Boats orc, cOnv4ri.t:
the steamboat landing, where samples OF Print P;g,
Honnet Hoards and Wrapping pane can he seen
RAGS wanted in any quaint y, either in exehans. o. &
CASH, at the highest ket price.
Orders addressed TO will recri sc PROMPT At e1ss
ma3 LAMBnIN, B0NHAM&C0.
CGaz cop. Bind
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'S 0PP B}o 5Is WORM SYRUP,

article founded u ION Scientific Principles, compound
ed with purely Vegetable substances, being perfectly sale
with decided beneficalecc Where Bowel Complaints &
mic nTOpeTties ofmy Worm Syrup such thai 1t stands
without an equal the catalogue OF medicines, in giving
tone and strength to the Stomach, which makes an In
allibl remedy these afflicted with Dyspepsia the as
Ionshng performed by this Syrup alter Physicians
Ied is the best evidence OF its superior efficacy
or,II 9th
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Bookss SinIoE?2 tnfLety Goods, &c.
ded to him, begs to request the attention Of
to his present large and well selected assortment t,
ing OF School, Medical, Theological Historical nj W.
cellaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary RAJ
books, Wall and Window Papers, and Variety GocjI
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees ard o;I::4
wishing to purchase in quantities, every inducements
be offered in prices AMI terms.
Rags taken in exchange paid cash. at the h.l,
JOHN H. THOMPSON,
Aug. oi,-tC. 81 MOuroeStrest.