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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

IN d.Drysd i.0ydtle,e C5>ui'or,--Yes'erjly Officer
Stephens arrested tW men named Andrew j. loots snl
E0sert T. Williams, keeping olce at No 203 Eroad.
psy, VIBRANT issued by Justice stuart wherein hry
stand charged with obtaining $500 from Lewis Schc;-
mems under the following alleged false Representa- lions
u That the accused parties represented TINT thy
engt led express agents between this city and
lfilaaeIp mia ana advertised clei gent carry
parcels from city 20 the other Mr. Sohoyn
yiiei 70 them for erPloy1nsnt, All they informed him
fbat they TOOK hn into their service he must psy
them down 500 hoh they would hold IN tbeis po
zion sscuiy for the faithful performance Of hs
duty Tie gaaTy vas 70 b. 3li PER week The complin-
ant suTiosing u 70 be AL correct advanced the 800
the ia deg Of December and remained iih than for
several weeks during hch time he was once sent 10
Philadelphia t0rsyer, the promised salary was no. psi
AMI believing ine whole concern 20 b. alse statement
for the purpose Of obtaining ffou hiu the advance
OF AGO. be demanded back the nopey which hcy Omitted
% tetuIu; hence the conplaot Inede chM5Dg thsn
With iae pretonoo. The magistrate held he accB soi
parties 70 ball in the 81 coo en- 90 ensser the
charge IN deeul Of which they committed 10 the
Ionbs i0T rial There sevsIsl Other uAo cop.
plain u hagiEo Teen defrauded IN the s9be ~ tAne..
llel4 uames rcTe taken dow witnesses.
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Marine A0aSra.

Tip COLLINS S1pAMEis .hessrs Williams Steven. q.
a6s Broadway, have exhibition "a their windows va
beautiful oil paintings, richly framed which attract cd
ring trosdr One IF the steamship Atlantic presented
by her Chief and Assistant Engineers 10 the Lnxinears
nritnte, Of New Ycrk The other the B,ltic by abe
same artist presented by the passengers on her last
voyage here to the LADY OF Captain Coustoek Ler com
malJer ~ Ne, Years gift.
SrsAr-iIr ukrl,p frATis.--At meeting Of the mas
engers held on board the stesmp United States pre-.
,icus 10 entering the port Of Aspnwa the following
Iesolutious Iass-d--Resoyed That We have per.
oeiycc, with UNQUALIFIED admiration during our voyage
ont The many excellent sea qualities thst the United
etaes Possesses and prepared say thai for speed
safety end comfort Il il no. esceled by any Steamer on
This route that deen II matter of duty AS well As
satisfaction 10 elves 10 speak In the highest terms
q praise Of capt, Berry her worthy commander Tor his
genilsmani bearing ami nnii,ing escrtous promote
ever look back with pleasure upon the voyage We have
mode with him, Of the agreeable Of orr lives:
and NC most cordially recommend Captain Berry and III
chip 20 al friends going returning from salifor.
MA that the conduct OF the officers Of the United States
has been agreeable End 'te arrangements on bosrd
sYittd 10 ;fr comfort of all that believe that among
PRESENT voyage NOT instance Of complaint or lssa-
that the proceedings Vi this meeting be published Ia tie
INV SoRis Herald.
hoJTAirIY AnoNGsr LNGRsNlr. The Fneii-h ship Anne
which afTtyec yesterday from Cork bad eleven deaths
smong her passengers after leaving port she hal t@en
uri sAis -iorc hays, ard had With very severe
weather, losing ,a,s, and r.as otherwise damaged
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Snpgeyne COurt-SpcriDl Term.

i1fofc HoO. Judge EDWARDS
JAW. .a--DEsTs1ows-- IaJ6ep ,s ki,ehca and c.t,,s
Motion iol new trial denied.
Loofg Foster and otsg.-D Demurrer allowed with
ate 10 ilc deiendsnt 10 amend in twenty day pay
MINT 81 costs
Eiriogy ~. k;Re.sne, s,aplea6sa 6c--Derourre~ al
loved, with leave 20 the defendant gilhourne amen!
MS answer in iorty day, ~ payment Of coats
Vtssic Jud, ment Tor Jef.ndant ,ron The yer.
dict rc;dered ~ the trial.
Earclty,'. R4Ibec All .ife--Demurrer allowed with
leave to tbn plaintiff to amend in forty day psymtn,
OF costs.
so,ss0t' Shsi5ca ,td acknowledgment ,cr deieu-
dfntS.
.fs,s 7uIys and ot's.--iio.ion Tor an injunction
denied.
3cytor esd oge5, ss-ets Motion for an Injunction
d.aiiod
Wciorcu r. Pylts amt ostns -Juagncn. Tor p,,intia
The order 20 he scttled notice
NGyfgtr ~ Igis.--Jxsznent vacated and trial
granted end execution set aside $40 costs OF motion 70
BE- raid by defendant.
MUvs &C. Int ami Acknowledgement for specific per.
fonance snd 10, amount proved trial without pre-
indcc % sy st o. proceeding 70 surrogate The dcon
dsni lent N tie place Of arers 40 the answer Of the
"a 1it ~ Dppo1-,ic'ion for injunetcn denied with
80 cos;s.
ment a money to the asgnees OF Dexter Harrington
20. dcBied, without costs.
t'P,in - pec0a Motion 70 change place Of 4isl
grpbted
pya o.9 ,lk,s a. Rds MIN md oa.ssMo,lou 10 dis
charge from arrest denied
IN ~ motv If the Piior n tie Reformed IrrsircYian
thv,ch Judge concluded LIS decision in ths
BY saying s''r my Judgment the proper construction
I" 10 yen 10 Tie tiumort Is That IL Is grant Of the
~ tho 10 4 place ~ burial Ia sub1Tdinston tbe
right oi lLc corporation 81 tie g free hold and that
ne ruflr.. have rivh upon complying With the pro
visions a hs statute 20 coll the property and
tie remains o he dead tbs Court shali deem Il pro-
r. " the ea.rcise Of its Judgment . ano. . them 70
10 %. thuk that proper case Il made ont By the re-
ion,ls 10 etile them TO the order which they ass
but provision be made in the order which elia
CON oper place Of boral for the romans which sha
La iUi.
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The Veteran Corps OF the War Of ls1S- IN n.
Being about 10 visit Albany to present themtese- be-
fore the Honorable the Ieg ature OF this State In DO
haIr ~ their suffering brother soldiers and widows OF
thee dccsaea who ed the United States for the de
fence ts city and state and many being De lrous OF
doing but the mean-, solicit from he more
fortunate IL iiir, brother soldiers and feu3w citizens,
their Gcna in arch they may intns proper,
To Jefray their esfcn.es.
Al Ineeng OF Tho corps held at headquat srs star
Hotel. o. IL i.Iacd stree Wednesday evening, Jsnu
airy ~ $50 tho foosipg gentlemen lmernonrs OF ths
eorpa) naninou y cho solicit donsfans VIZ
fetsr J. Nandrrhog Lieut. Buttre,
Capt n. RAYMOND Nm. f. Chamber,
Henry Fisii Yenas skidmore,
Henry Wilkins, y H. Hoyt
Jas. q. Young, C,pt Jones,
tergt Crowley, John Aiw3se,
Lieut.. - John, nr. Porter,
Lieut.. ft5 ge, Lieut. Hemma
/" Ht"e, VIM. ID. pisbfos
VIM Hilton, Sergt Gllihen,
capt. Apder on, r. c. Lewis,
HENRY RAYMOND, Chairman
i. EiiI,, Jr Secretary.
meeting ot The Corps will be held at the star Hotel.
ts IisI eur I'd street, Tuesday evening, Feb L. at
O'Clock. A,lubcfs requested 10 be punctual By
der N HAl1Ht, ,oioaei.
A. rAitS Jr., Adi,tGnt.
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Aid "a Madeira.

INV IOHh, Jan. ~, IS6J.
The brig Tally o having been chartered 10 convey to
the suffering people OF Madeira bleadAtus and provision
the committee announce 10 the public that IL II intended
he shall he loaded and rail week this day. One
halt the means necessary 10 accomplish this object
already obtained and with full confidence that the balance
viii be supplied by the ibcraty Of people ever ready to
give TO the fnisbiDg the committee have arranged 10
complete the cargo. Flour corn rice beans potstres
salt provisions, Sc, viii be received while the vessel
loading by
George N. Lewis ........... 81 Front street.
William Defew. l35 Pearl street.
Hrnry ~ buTVen Ast0r House.
donations in money earnestly solicited 10 be sent to
the treaser Robert y. Coleman, E1, to The other
members " the committee
This intended must lie forwarded with PROMPT
nessthe hands of tho starving are stretched toward,
aF--let not New York hesitate.
JACoB A. WEsIEIyEIT Chairman.
Z. w. EsGs. seeretary
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FfEsCH SpcTIAToss GoSE By THE BoAgp.--
The biz Of five millions ofiDdemnites for French
Spoliations committed upon American com
merce, prior 10 1901 received, as we suspect
what il tantamount TO lis quetus, in the House
Of Representatives, on Thursday last. Upon an
incidental question Of priority Of business, the
Speaker decision against the bill was sustained
by vote Of 81 to 80. Doubtless q direct vote
upon the measure itself, GIVE nillions), would
have been still more decisive against it. We
rather incline 10 think. from this sign that the
cleims for said French sp0liations viii have 70
wait al least one, perhaps two or three or five
or ten years longer, before they are paid OF.
Indeed, from the unfortunate disbursement Of
the three millions ard quarter appropriated for
The liquidation Of certain Mexican claims, we
should rot b. surprised at ell If these French
spoliations we're TO descend TO the latest pos
terity, as a melancholy monument Of the danger
attending the fluctuations, change and delays OF
Congress. The bill live recollect Alright once
passed, and vas vetoed b. President Polk, be-
cause, among other reasons, the treasury funds
we're wanted to meet the expenses Of the Next
can var. Now, The crisis before us suggests a
number cf sach contingencies. Possibly some
thing yet tnay be done; but the chances are that
these French spoliations will 20 10y thc board,
If they are not already gone.
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IailR yaos JAsAIcA--By tho steamer United States,
have received tiles Of King son, Jamaica papers eI
tending 10 the I'D Inst.
he only political items OF news that Ard ase
relative % the arrival and inerjed stay Of ADMIRAL sly
~ Jamaica and the prevalence 81 that Lord
Harris and sil c. Coebroose hd docineJ 70 accept o he
govsTnorship OF the Island.
On tLe evening o. The 10Th int, meeting Of dsve
st1liopiEs he'd Nj 6oflou'. estate king
ton After slipping weak tss TIE orators of tbe night
poured oGt their e.oduoDce, ana t4ere the usual
amount Ct cant and applause
The egeni o. the Royal steam Packet Company had
bten suuDoDed before the rates for infringing the
relating 20 Sunday work IN having tho coal
log Of steamer the Ssbbata Tie absurd pl,iut
vss d. sIni.ssd by the bench.
Tour G6rrCu saints had arrived 10 Kings from Eey
Orleans, and intended Immediately 10 commence s.er
pIoetis tsing operations.
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TROUBLE AMONG THE SNAIL FRY.-The Zee
ming Post. having received the award Of the
public advertising from Mr.. Comptroller Flagg,
after having put 1t up to the lowest bidder Of
the city press, is taken severely to task, espe-
cially on the ground Of the compromise mea-
however, Is Is tli Tie Justification Of bid two
cents lower than the Post by the Mirror, while
The National Democrat offered to do the work
al halfpricc, and was refused. The best solu-
ticn. we think to this matter is, the asccndancy
OF the soft shells. 1t Is but natural result Of
their recent victories in the "cOal-hole." We
shall have some rare sport, within mouth or
two, among the small fry.
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TEE TONNAGE DrIIDs ON SrAMsu VBssaEls.--
The bill now before the Senate, with rsArence
to the tonnage duties on Spanish vessels, pro-
poses to repeal two acts Of oagress, passed
respectively in 1882 and 1884, lsvying tonnage
duties on Spanish vessels in trade between
Cuba and Porto Rico. The subject is one Of
very considerable importance, and we have
read with interest the speech Of Mr.. Mallory
of Florida in favor Of the bill.
Tie laws in question were conceived aud
passed as retaliatory measures. and designed
to cocrce Spain into the abandonment of her
colonial policy, and to compel her to admit
American tonnage into. the colonies upon an
equality with Spanish tonnage. The United
States engrossed twenty-six per cent Of the
trade of Cuba when the laws were passed. and
our trade was rapidly increasing. These laws
have now been in force eighteen years, and
have not only failed to drive Spain into the
abandonment of her policy, but they have re-
suited in compelling Cuba to look to Europe
Our exports to Cuba are confined to only such
bulky articles sailed prov isions lumber &c.
upon which freights are expensive, and which
in spite of our restrictions, come cheaper from
me United States. Our raw cotton goes three
thousand miles across the Atlantic, there to
give employment to British. French and Span
ish industry, and thence to come back to Cuba
We can supply Cuba with manufactures of cot
ton. Of which she imports over $2,0000O0 an
nually, cheaper than all Others if these restric-
tons shall be removed.
A small shipping interest conceives itself
benefited by these restrictions, while the agri-
cultural and manufacturing interests are broken
down. Even the article of American rice is
being driven from Cuba, az American -four has
already been. Our legislation is declaration
to Spain that though we can supply her colo
MES with the products of our soil and our in
dustry. cheaper than all the world beside, they
shall not have them unless shc permits MS to
carry them in our own way
The proposition is to place our trade with
Cuba and Porto Rico upon an equality with
that Of the most Favored nations" in that trade.
If We avail ourselves Of the privileges made
use Of by England and France. our superior
merchant marine, position and productions will
give ms the control of the trade. Mr.. Mallory's
speech treats the subject both in its commercial
and political aspect and he thinks that the first
step towards annexation must be the increase
Of our intercourse. We must open the trade
invite her merchants and traders educate her
children, marry her women, teach them the
meaning Of trial by jury, the ballot-box the
Aateas corpus, and leave the consequences to
4
There is no question that the tendency Of free
commercial intercourse is to unite and liberalize
the popular mind. Give us an enlarged com
merce with Cuba and we not only open valu-
| able market to American products, bnt we also
do away with prejudices and prepare the minds
Of the Cubans for the AL pervading doctrine
Of manifest destiny
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IaS IinisREs-Eyery night during The past week, che
theatres and other places Of public amusement were
crowded. The Broadway, where the distinguished
trslte Mad Albop appeared in OPERA presented bril-
liant ag7sy Of the musical sil>.ul. Kibic'- which ~
always visited by highly respectable aud fashionable
Audiences ied 70 overfowing by the admirers Of the
great o'1ie, Henrette sonsag. Such brilliant displays
of beauty and fashion before ssen in the
metropolis. Wslack's Iuron's, the Dovery. N.tlonsJ
Whites kasirsls and the Museum were sieo success.
fn aaa tie attendance al BanvaId's Exhibition the
Holy Land, Bisisy's Thames, and HeiIcrs .hca.re Of
nfcromsncy, very respectable. They al spaoanca
attractive ier;ainmcnts fer to moJrsw erening
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superKor Court.

GENERAL TERM.
Before Chief u tice Oakley and Hon. Judges Dper, Camp
bell, rosworth ard lmmet
JAN s.--prcr poys-Neaot a Demu Us. ;o,eT Spence,
ialYd-Motion for trial denied, aud Judgment for
plaintiff On the verdict.
Ptna,ain Grcn,i,sA Cherries w. Sandfort.-Verlict
set aside and complaint dismissed with costs
lfttr A,gguu 9drIet Smith, administration, fc-Mo.
ton for trial denied, ard Judgment Tor pianLh On
the Verdict. -
IFaiar, Phi,4,s AMI uthes r@ Thomas CoS,,ig Sheriff
Gc--Judem0nt Tor plaintiff for $3.50 So with interest
from July =, lg5l
Henry IKE .ec., Michael r acknowledgment Of
irme5.
Meia,ao " ,soa Bont IF STATE Of Nec foSk--Iais-
mcht afrntd.
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Duer.
-4Lida0u ". Biaagcr. DC rs James WIttdms.-NotioD
to discharge defendant from arrest denied without costs,
fraudulent removal not con idered.
Joshua L. Thor,Jscse de- ~. John d. Fseenitdt, DC
Reference TO John L. Mason TO report whether evidence
stated in adaSits in fact given, II report 70 be
amended hr It's insertion.
4tgaSt Esi1,n,ai and 0iiers ThoaloS W. sat;&h1
ton to amend granted as M dil'd
SGa.uet u. Dok ia and Others Eicn X. Cracker o,.d
Others Motion 10 strike out parts Of complaint denied
without costs Plaintiffs amend complaint, by conform
ing bin OF latng TO charter pa ~.
CkG,lss H. tOds Ben idatH Sdlter, dc-MetOn TOT
judy inyor OF de'endcpt denied, with $40 COSTS
i,dgmen, ard report disn,ssing complaint
n Stokes If,i.1s1il, ~ al ads John C0oki0tinn Direct
ing Sheriff TO sc property which he had levied granted
without costs.
iie,rg .eyeliaop de- o. Lewis T. Coses.--slotion tn
strike parts OF complaint denied TO render ayerent
of deenden refusal TO supply them with cards be made
definite and certain granted.
Ecsore Hon. Judgs Emmett
y Sol,s DicicrsoH .inhn Cook, o1 cthys.tas,pse
shown order discharged with So costs
Samuel IT, 7tda,n,l.c F.aacis ~. Characterization
denied with IS costs.
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MADAME s-oSrAc.Niho'e splendid Ss'osc crcn
Las. evening, tie occasion 81 Madame eontag's charity
concert 1be audience presented brilliant appear
All the tickets hal heen sold to families by the IA
dies the committee and The had the appear
ance Of private musical party rnasuiacon: scale.
Madame sontag repeats Ains, in ia sonnambula on
Tuesday erening NEXT at Nthos Her great success in
that character. Friday Last apart from tie popularity
Of he op<s, warrants . full and fashionable house
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SCARCITY or Provisions N CAIIronNtA.4-
The great scarcity o. provisions ia California
creates a fne opening In that country for tie
surpup produce Of our farmers, and FOR agri-
cultural pursuits in The mining regions. II al
80 suggests the necessity Of the Pacific railroad,
and an inexhaustble market for the surplus
products n the Mississippi valley Why do
oct our wiso legislator cousider tbcse t5iDgsY
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rFrry ialIlt Of tho cefebrafed Eoh0nian hair dyo
change INSTANTLY grey red hair to bautai natu-
raj permanent black brown also prevent II falling or
s25 II any other hair dye equals Bohemian Sold az 20.
Hudson street, and Iaany drug stores.
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Filthy Artificial Teeth, as wei as natural

ones, mrdo clean, white and al bad smell removed BY
LAFONI's beautiful sosp root. This latlers in the
mouth Ike soap yet H. West nda root IL ceanses the
mouth, tongue aud throat makes the bre atb bay and
sweet Price two sbiilings. Agents 403 broadway. Hs
liquid her d,e IL the cheapest aud best hair dye made
Try il. Price only four shlings,
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Arrival. ~ the Nctropoi Governor Paine yer
non; Hon. I. II. Bond oswego pr. waasworth BiffaIo
Low Mr.. Chaplin, OF this city viii deliver lecture to
morrow evening in New London, Conn
Few ~. Mott, PRECEDENT Of Uaion College schenectady
vtoe sgc j. upnara Of fcnr-ecre years. + announced u
ireash - day 10 Albany
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eeplon or reservation the very best invented Be-
ware Of puhei dyea Equally celebrated Is Gourauds
Sedacd soap for curing pimples freekles saIovncss
chaps roughnoss &c. poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part q the bndy liquid Eougc LILY White and Har
Gloss, a. No. u Walker street, Broadway.
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Naval fnSelltrnnrr.

Ir.tsd states Hoy Of vsr Portsmouth wasui Acsp-ro
January q e seil 81 e~ dsys Tor tne coast q Aries,
via Panama
Vnitod States slcop Of vsr cyane Commando Georgs
= Holins arrived ~ Nayans the 4esh inst. from
kcy Wet
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ers, instruments for clubfeet knock knees bow legs.
weakness OF the ankle joints and curvature OF the spine
Also very superior elastic stocking for enlarged veins Of
the leg, and enatc kneocaps. Also cildren's trusse
snd every Kind oil bandage at Dr. GLovER No. IL Ann
street,
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har the best jet dscoycrod Tor oOlorng tho hat.
o. shshcrs the moment IL Is applied The wonderful
ssse and certainty with which this ayorise and old esta.
sihsd hnr DO performs astonishing Ii Is 10. ssle 90
applied At BATCAEID2'S wig factory, No Wall street
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win change sandy, rcd gray hair TO a natural broyn on
black, 80 speedily and eaiey NY II leaves no
purple tint upon the 6bros challenge competitor Tho
DE y spried privately Mt my rooms No Aston House
tglISr MORO
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ror F,oetea Feet and CInlblalns.-Y.i,.s

never IalIing remedy, bUHHs Magic Cream Ilnimout,
be had az $50 Greenwich Duane street Gnon
OF Dowery and Grand street; Coddngton corner
sprng and Hudson stleea, Doctor Hunter, lbs Sixth
avenue. In brooklyn Of Mrs. Hays l75 Fulton street
pr.n ;.
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- -

10 THg EDITOR oF THE HERALD.
tU-Wiiycu permit ne, through your impartial Jour
nal 10 correct very general The Roman Catholic
Church does not prohibit the reading 81 the Scriptrea
~ be isvf % IL caDy igcv "o.h1og. Yonrs, Ne,
a SCIpf ufB'ff
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NEEDLE TAKEN FROM TIE BopY or LADY.
Yesterday afternoon, young and fsvorably known
physician OF this city extracted "button neeilor
from the abdomen OF young lady In Chsrlestowu.
For several months the ady had been afflicted with
poor health interpreted with alarming spaslnodic
TURKS. The Of her sickness bafled the search.
mgs OF her physician, until yesterday. when he
aforementioned was perceptiblc short distance be-
meath The skin, upon the left side Of the abdomen
II was shortly extracted, with dexerity. it, color
was black, while TO- original surface was more OF
juice. The presumption Is that the patient swa
lowed The needle many months ago. and that il had
thus worked its way through her system, fortunately
performing IL journey before il had sent its victim
10 the grave. The case is remarkable oRe.-Bostod
bee jan. 90.
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been taking the Cod Liver Oil will be pleased TO learn
that Hr Wilbor has succeeded from directions OF several
Professional gentleaen), in combining the pure oil with
iime IN such manner that IL Is pleasant the taste
and its effects in lung complaints truly wonderful
Very many persons, whose pronounced hone
less, and vino had taken the clear oil for long time
without marked effect have been entirely by using
this preparation. BE and get the genuine manu-
factured only BY Alex. H. Wiibor, Chemist loo Court
street Boston For see in New York, wholesale and 70
tail by JOHN hIIHAU, 1875 Broadway
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thhII te tak.n OF The hr loi how frequently * n osk
~ premature decay which might readily be prevented
NEH9AJoRos Pseservstiye, sold at No Q Astor House,
YIN ts color and beauty TO the latest rerod IL
"' fNN'~~ -
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Of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation OF IA
ture yet invented Thoee wanting very superior article
should oa al BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No.
Wall street. whore be found tho largest and boss
asloriInent " DE city. CopY tbe address.
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A GAEG OF NHIAns RoUrEp.---In Harrison
county, Ky, on the 9Th, the authorities were sue.
cessfr IN the discovery of clan Of counterfetcrs
horse thieves, and robbers. A msn named Neil
Ballingal, or Nicholas county was arrested for ut.
tering spurious money, and s4Ils counterfeit bills
Of the denomination OF sl00, Northern Bank Of Ken.
lucky; Sos end s20s, Benk Of Tennessee; s5s and
sl0s, State Bank Of Indiana; $i's Bank OF Ken.
lucky; sos Eank Of Louisiana found on his premi.
SEE. Another leader, named Barry, was captured
and taken 10 FlcnliDgsburg. Judge Ross let of
B0liing0li On $500 boil.