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7 he ouiy Agent ini 4. q iihnfi 20. > Pianos.
n u. An eSeas stock of Secoai Aaaa Pianos
on hind al great hais ms, p0r h"m Si1 sa0 Pariies
wishing good Piano, nnd being able Ntp York
rely upon having hne them, that
viii chal leuae an con lara1u flT Price aud Quality.
i. GILBERT A Co, being ihe OF the .41Ldn
PaeHf, therefore enabled supply The public lower
prices ihau other house. 50s3m
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INDIA NUBBER GLOVES
sale ggists,
SEWING lAAETllll.8S>
tGROvER, BAKER & Co.

'I,uls Machine H. justly the most uTp7ovcd and
controversy exists between u any other patent
Offices, % Chpm,ct ST., New York HlYmark't square,
loslodi and 40 South 4i 81, Phi delpha. 5si-ly
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FRAUD |

4 Ii wlio want AXES Of the real COLLINS & co, max
~ should be particular notice the stamps,
various eornioricils aad limitations stamped COLLINS
aud labelled much like which frequently sold
parts Of the United States Of manuaciuio
They made de eat part OF the country BY various
kefs, aud generally vciy inferior quality The
genuine COLLINS AXES, which have acquire such an
extensive r-puilion Invariably stamped" COLLINS
a co. HARTFORD aud each axe has printed label
with signature. II than wenty Eve YeaIs
commenced the business with the stamp Of Col
hns 4 Co Hartford" aud do know OF any other axe
maker OF the name VI Collins IA the United states.
BAN. w. COLLINS.
August, 1853 45;ly
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IlU4lEu
PIANOS ANIE MIX DEON&.

lEONACE WATERS, s33 Brotdwsy, New York, tho
gfei Music Publishing ari riano-iortc establishment.
S9ng4l, she popular and new compositions. American ard
European hy an the celhfued Apthor. P,lkas, Schots
chs and QHais, danced al the great hall. 10 Pans,
iol'n, and New YORK. OAe Of abe beet escorted aud
tensye catalogues America, ahlu-alo aud retail Plane
FSftcf-f. Giis-n - Cas- Pano-f1ues, with Circular
Scale gnd Metallic Frames, OF greater power aud
isd'"us nr ihan any others anuifctul,d Boudnf and
cottage Piino for IN ~ S ms Mtladeoas, supe.
or 10 IN use being ighod IT, 20 a Mar
tins uutNaled Guiais aud Muslrl lnstfsunrr Of all
kinds l""l Teachers, ami seminaTies supplied the
lune.L pmces.
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LION FLOWS
1853. z8ss-..i.s.5 I'LL 81 Il 1858.
Northern Railroad, n. II.
BRITISH & us MAIL ROUTE.
Boston, lowell. Concord, Northern.
PessnmPsic, Nerns ont CENTRAL, OgdenshurEI
aud Montreal Railroads.

aud Montreal Railroads.
TO AND FROM
81 Johnshury, Burlington ST Alhaus Montreal oed,..
hufsh aud the West, and Manchester. Nashua iosion
Lawrence, Salem, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland Gtoien
Junction, Worcester. Providence Norwich aud New Y,t
Thus e The direct fout" betsist ibe rbose place and
passes through tho capitals Of New anphe and vermont
Tho fate md feight Hs low Ia by other routes
After May %. 1883, Trains North leave Boston IL a.
a. " and " NJ and Concord AZ 10 30 A. N. ond , NJ
I'uins south leave Wine River Juurtion ID ns A Al
and lsa T. NJ on the arrival ti Cars from uppot roada
Special Cattle Trains this ever TuesJs.
md height trains dails hUtwiAf Hururton nntsc's l
ogdeo.huteh, honIrai and Nashua, Lowell Bosou rs,
lrm foHtmcuth, worcester fio'idcnce ouu intermediate
places and % 10 the onlY route from the Ogdrusbuf. ~
Montreal Roads by which frigkt con Toe carried 81 l,
changing cars. oNsLON sTBARNs As,nt
Coacord, n n. MAY as lAsa '- ute
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY.
Holloway's Ointment.

A PERSON 20 YEARS OF AGE CURED or BAD
LEG OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
Cory ofa letter from NJ. Nm. fbbs Buiaer n Gas Orsns e
Rashsi9s near Huade1 y6sia, dated .uag 3lss, e5l.
TO Professor IloLLowAY,
sirl suffered Tor period Of thhiy yearsfiom badog
tao result Of three different accidents Gas Works.
accompanied ny seorhutc symptoms. had to
variety OF medical ADVICE without deriving any beae6t, and
siton opnion, your Pills Ointment have effect.
cd compieio cure in so shota me that lew who have
Csisasdl WA AnBs
The truth Of hi. can be verified by Mr. W. p
England, Chemist 10, Market street, HnGdefshcd
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST CUREpi ~ ONE MONTH.
Erraet cf a etr from M Frederick Tgae, " Fea,Aars
Kent, dated DE- 18Th, 1880.
Dsar sir-Ny wife had suffered froa Bad Breasts more
an sx months and during the whole period bod tho b.,
medical attendance all uso Having before heal
ed awful wound my own leg by your unrvuisd cdi.
cine termined again 10 u.o ,ouf Phi. and Ointment
was did for ia less than month perfect cure was
Effected and the benod that yatuu. Other bnors ory
Gn, have derived from their use uuly astonishing
ts.snodl FREDLRcK TURNER.
AN fNFLhMMArloN ~ THE SIDE PERFECTLY
CO RED.
Copy ofai,se ou, Mr. Fraaes irHoi Of BreahoWss To-
THAN Rad, tiiubrO' dated April 2gih, 1851.
To Professor ioLLowAY,
sir For twenty ear. my vif bas been sob.
Jet, from time 10 time, TO attacks ct nn nmatna Tho
side, tor win shg bled aud bltcfed great e.
tent, still he pain could ho removed About four years
ago she saw In she papers, the wonderful tcod by
Pills anu Ointment. and thought she gv. them
ral To her great asionshment nnd delight she got
three the pin her side completely cured and
she has eDeyed the bosni hualth Tor the wears.
lSigu,dl FRANCIS ARNOr.
These PAS should be used jointly with the Oiutmtu in
ofthe following cases.
Bad legs Chiegoteet Frtula Sore throat
Bad Breasts thiliain= Gout dtseascs
Bufns Chopped hands GAndulai scufvv
kunions tnrus lsoh rWclli1gs Sore beads
Rite ct Mos Cancers Lumhago' Juuors
rhctohs a Contracted and pil,s Uicets
Nhtam4fism
sand Flies SufIoinis Scald- Wounds
Ccco-hHy Eeqhautasies Sore Nipples Naws
KEDDlNG Co, Boston, Mass. Agents Tor Sew England
Sold at the establishment Of Professor nol oWa, 2f4
Strand, tnear Temple Blrl London un fh, 90 re..rt M
Druggists aud dealers in Medic thfou bout he British
Empire nnd hose cd he Union. Pots aui o,es 90 o. ,
ceuts 81 ceni and 80. Nhoesalr by hr principal drug
houses 10 the Union. and by Messfs A o. q W.sANDs,
View y ors, and by :. * cot ms, Montpelier "
Ihefe is conceivable iafung hr lager sizes
~. B. bhecuou. Tor ihs guiiince of pltieuis 900 r.,v
1isutdti ore uhn'd tuoich box. cl:cowls
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Linseed Oil.

THE Subscriber viii furnish tho public with nuro LIN
SEED on. az Boston phre-, with ffoight ADDED de-.
llvoIod az bis pii Mn. boz Miiiie.ex, tbtihc Msr,,
Depot, az may Pc preictef by purchasers. Oi Mr an
exec hcni aroe Tor aud ether cattle krp fon.t H.
at ihe Mil, aud tor sale by the ton boshe
Mddlesos March 4, 1852. alr
Those who use the weed"
4 ~ hud me natural leai-it tl-bixoni. trs nr com
- mon hfsHfs ELLIS & FANTpDF is
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New York, Oct. 2S, 1853
DEAR Sin In relation 10 your inquiries
directed to me- as to the physiological effects
of alcoholic drinks" unhesitaiingly. an.
swei that they are in the highest degree per-
nclous and physically. 1t belongs to the
divine to expose aud dwell upon the sorrow.
ful influences upon the mora constitution of
man, by the use oiIntoxica,ing liquors. As
ii surgeon, however, having vast opporiuni-
ties of experience, in hospital and private
practice, | must declare that always look
upon patients who have been in the habit o +
using spirlluous beverages as least likely 20
recover from serious maladies, or from the
shock following capital operations; aud also
as those most likely TO enquire longer time
for the cure of disease of more simple
character. have al times met with cases
of fracture ofihe bones occurring ia persons
of Incorporate habits, 10 whom the bones
would not lutte by bony material, but re-
NAMED flexible and useless ON account of
the union being ligamentous Beside des-
Toying the recuperailve action of the sys-
ten, the use of spirits lays the foundation
of many diseases, which Of first only dsa-
bling men from pursuing the vocalions Of
life, ultimately induce imbeclily, paralysis,
apopIexy, aud death Il would be imposs.-
BILE IN communication, short as this must
necessarily be, to menlion all the untoward
results which the use of spiriluous beverages
entail upon humanity, and how these results
impede and counteract the efforts of the
medical practitioner. Suffice 1t to say.
tina, The continued use of intoxicating drinks
saps the foundation Of lie, destroying the
healthy action of the nervous systth,, pre-
venting the nuiritiye powers of the stomach
from filling their natural office, yltiatlng the
blood, aud depressing the vital functions OF
the whole system.
To conclude, would say that in,emper-
ance in the use of alcoholic drinks is the
great pest of modern society, aud those who
have the moral courage to stand boldly for
ward in the cause of the grand moral reform
which Is now agltaling the country on this
all-lmporIont subject, will merit the enco-
mums Of all mankind.
Respectfully yours. J. NJ. CARNOCHAN
liz n
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Tapestry and Brussels Carpets,

which ir=s, stls andqni o., uasutpts-ei 40 the
United states Together with al other st,lgs ui Csfpct
ngs manufactured IS do not deem % necessary 10 paf
c afize uur 81. Ok, mention Tine nunbur OF our
sales runus but merely sas, deiy he MOLE IRADE
together prou, bsuef 49, OF which Viii be SOD on
the nTst reasonable Terms
PETERSON = HUMPHREY,
5l.is3n No. a1g HfoadNay.
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On hand, and for sale,
AND kETtsE
OF ES EAND
Gold and Silver Watches,

| As been iepiegi.hcd sith new styles White Wru
tbisiies oval shape l-Aisu, New solar lanpf a o.
Wafv. ELLIS 4 q NTVUtT
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which the telegraph hss apprsed you All over the
sreets are hp,fs Of people discussing the subject and
impartmg such information IS each Individual ma, nave
become possessed Of Runors Of al Ands are an"aI as
Of the sccG-ni oa, al A.re- sns xr'ss cs,s
ln.ss e the cnnru.sOr OF the CIbdg- tain - q th-
bci,fu of fh. m-fer Il sivec by th- ucs-' ms
ter Vale, Falls that be bad bot time AID vas uk %
vS for ih- TAN where h. wN. on NJ cp-trhnru ~
b. h.c TIN f1ur -tHntss r-seh the sS'tch, sud
gpes,sd coud feich before the train left Pssuoket
vNisOn his sstch from the railroad nn- gave hn out
70 resch the point he desir-C Toe to0iST
,rsir behind time consequence of having 50 et'if
sin y b. nd beng delay AZ the dif-rcuf >tns
shove Woons ck.t snd making tremendous spec u
pr,ce. dc a. the scene Of diss'er asr ts occur
ssy N the =. III o~Eg suy'1'ug N It
| ever sac before The accident nccurr d Il the sharp
curve beyond Central Falls the JUNCTION % the Pro
viGenc, sbd Bnn y i'm th- Providence ana Nnr '-s-r
ksr, al Just such place accident OF the kad
snC h-ow there - good stretch Of cs>r sra roSd 90
sch tide beyond ihe steep emoAak nent ot
zone twenty thirty FIT each side OF h- road reuier
II il one of the places the ro.d for accident
The oogn train IS have mentioned making great
speed resch the satch rom which there ia u ne
Isck to Providence F"-ty miles N our the rate st-
mated. and unnu- n.pr- g"rd have placed the utn
upon the double track The NJ tain waited at Psst 'k7t
III. usul rme tten p- ,7-cei. but AZ Low speed
Iouuo The curve snd escaped much damaged
/ suarkr thN # th- cars we've hroFn ron ms
tracf bit such !, ae fact one seemed 20 have opened
auo one inc l.i the other The engines Snd tenders
piled ny esp together. while the hst car vt the
ToNn IA fpht 70 ifo anu PNs'ru "NrE ''- su0 -
..t the bsy b-we. tls t-Udr anu hr,t carw, 50
con u-'-v moph-d he OF % could scarcely D. 70
cosLzeo III serond and third ntero kei IA ne
rhe ti- thir1 car having 'p-hed AM m
pI,ty Aostd ih- IN front oi ~ tail -
L sto, when | t. would cause S'tucishnAHt taN
more persons we're not kil,d TIE AIS ver7 d-nsey
r, vdso sTc bow many --rsp-d VII their lives te1m
the deuosh, l. .ny ,t-rs The President % th-
road - the Superintendent in the up rsin aud tl-
Sut.rin,rdent A. Snsp rat the Go WI t-ln. buy
no special care seems k-ve been taken to svert the
oi,as,er Al hsrd- SEEMED o. have gusss,! Tat Thugs
prre COZ ug right when running into the ver'
laws of death Pubnc falls upon the con iuct)r
\. ali he crcumsnc4s point 20 him ss being clearly tn
the xroI in rum Dg Of time Ins matter Will % IN
vessteu Thoroughly and the wholesale murderers should
n ace 10 suffer
Ip 70 Thu wiring Is o'clock it ia sscertained that
i've. have been lost aud several others osnuUt sSrviv-
their d. Our city gloomy, and general o-prss
son is f.li BY al. Yours in h,sts ANroNr i1NE.
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joseph Hare brought the Third District Station
Housewife l.boring un,er the Effect II stroke and
recovered under the trsa;u ent ~ the oficers
The above embraces thu whole list f1r could be
ssotrsinec up 70 late hour Ia, evening
ST JANIS RoBAN CaTHOLIc CHrRCH, BgooELTs-
Great H0rfe Hy-On yesterday the payers Of The con
sregson u 81 jane Church offered up fr u less
han pers .he died dOrif past week from illness
produced by tie pre-eDt uuusslly VAIN state Of the
ber snc for eight others who lie dsazfocsy ILL., Rev
Mr. Cassid IN socI the prayers u tn cOnsr-ssu M
remark.d III the chapter read referring tn LIT Of
the dead in iis-lf most important ald should
tel forctly ihe minds n those present The chsp'er
coItsLed tEeniy tight Zach OF which Al
.vfa truth tod too plainly II The Necessity Of stand
ng prepared met The dreadful tr4l Of d-sth. de
them Of the Necessity II amend n-nt Of life ard
repentance for msny Of hofs whose be read ou
strong the strongest then present; th- previous
Sabbath and suddenly usher7d in:o the presence
Of their Coo that they mad not time 70 srclste Jesus
have mercy Oh Us"
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FrsEEAL SEHyIcEs Ar 81 ASS CHURCH -Fuaeral
services over the remains Of Master John Fuller whose
death .ss announced IN he l. ibHas Saturday took
ulace 81 ST. Anns Church, WasLingtoDst, yesterday
The body was brought the church about o'clock r ~
followed By lopg hns Of cArsagss, containing srss
number Of sympahizg friends and relatives Of the fam
ill., while as former COMPANIONS and classmates occupied
p0s0us near the altar IN which the remains we're placed
in full view Of the congregation. as the CHIN vas
brou0bt in the services usual such occasions we're OBJ
ss,v.d Rev Mr. Cornell. Assistant Prs;Or oficistny.
R.v Dr Cutter then preached tbs funeral sermon in
hib he describ.d the bl1sfg abode of the righteous
i, Heaven aud urged upon AL ths great importance
- ,s.kg salvation before the day Of grace had fed
IL CONCLUDED by TscouD,ng the principal events in the
lie Of Ln whose earthly remains stood bsfors
them cold IL death, and described him as lad Of rare
virtues one who, notwithstanding the many temptations
hat surround him had sOugb. the path which led 70 dvd
ard vai ID Dprgty therein wi,hou dsyisng 70 the right
or 70 the e OF his own sccord, u.sohcts by reisnons
OF fsLd he applied r. admission into the courcb ADD AZ
a YEAR, 4 age he partook Of The holy communion and
-, xs,, OF. Until the Good Of his affections
- and bs entered another and = better world
s.r.ncs was pre,ossesLg his department correct,
..dhs IVA, beloved By all who knew him be q
s,anple for the imitation Of yoush
.. Twice had concluded, the cofio opened and
- 100, corop .nioD5 sad relatives Of the deceased id
lat look upon t decaying features. when tho re-
vere replaced upon the hsase and conveysdto Their
,.., resting place in Greenwood Cemetery.
Master Fuller in addition 10 hs other oommsnaos Juan
tea was youth Of surprising ingenuity having = mo
lat annual distribution Of prizes Of the biooxyh
ya;.ed premiums for several specimens OF mscn@0z sA
I b Gas ats. His disease was eonsaDgus@
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Interesting from tbe Fishing t:roauds-An American
schr Intentionally run into by a Briti.n steamer.

From The Boston Time, Of Saturday morning.
\ stsrmer Princeton rrrsel II uAinax IN the otns
and the Fulton tie 9TH lost Toe latter returned 70
Portsmo utf Tu sday night IN - hour, from Halifax,
gug import Mt dispatches from the Eastern squadron
G n ding officer PAudins proceeded immediately to
" Arlington with the dispstohes.
The futon Ch.0nice Of the 1T inst says
BY the arrival Of American ess-s yesterday we learn
THAI they boarded by officer from the L. soop-
Of war Decaur who Informed them that this ship Gas TO
cru in AID the Gut If Csoso during the fishing 'ss
ION Two American steamers passed do sn ouisi 10
Cape Breton ~ cruise IN the Gulf probsbls sesh<u
be visited by more OF these vessels during the sea-
son
The schooner Arunnah Capt Manuel from Bay Chsleur.
arrived ~ kenDebuBkport on the 9TH inst Capt VI re-
poits intentional collision Of Her Britannia M.estys
steamer Devastation the 2sih July II was clear
light and the Arunnah twelve miles from land st
John island The Captain Of the Dev tiOn had spoken
her the evening previous and ORDERED them 10 Keep gns
All ugh which not done On the morning Of the 2sth
the Steamer comng for them add those board
the schooner heard the order given 20 rbosd which
made her course directly for ih- schooner.
The spb.cquent order Of ~, ady, stsldy, WAS gwen,
nbo the ssaurr the stern ~ the schooner taking III
her main boom and gait and dong other damage. Mi
word was spoken boar the steamer which sept hsr
course The captain Of the schooner has noted protest.
snd will make statement ot hi- case.
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FURTHER OF THE HEAT.


On Saturday afternoon 81 O'Clock Patrick t-ehan' en-
plo, I'd in the Cement Works At North Point Jersey CITY
was sun stru K, and died soon aierwzrd
Vim Busk.t carpenter sged about 20 years a. work
upon the building erecting At the Cunard Do tx wa affect
ed by the beat Saturday afternoon, and died At clock
that evening lie Inferred yesterday. He has left
several children but 20 lie somewhat i'll on
count the Gay previous but resumed labor on
Saturday.
lsboripg nan was struck in Montgomery ST. near
arrr si "a Saturday at clock, F. NJ and died yes
ieICav.
servant girl in the family Of MolneuX was affected
" the heat on Saturday afternoon snd died after
wards.
Many ceased labor through fear Of injury There were
auumber Of cases Of injury. not fatal.
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s,er removed to bis mothers residence in the
Nuthern Liberties
TeleEzPhi

PHILADELPsIA. AHg Il.
There Eve ds'hs in hi. city yesterday from tne
Effects II The beat Among ne victim- G-uArs b R--
ho taken lick vh le employed 70 the As,syers ocs
{ the nint spp. inmeni stich he received . N
Wedr eroay Gen Bennett served cIpsa 10 ths Penns'
vans Volunteers during the MeIcsn and after Ai "a
Turn elected General # the Sec I'd Brgsde IL vas
'uply.d in q the mint where the Thermometer
-t'oo At l6C
The collections in this city 10 aid Of the NerOriesns
-Ufefers amount 10 $1,000.
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Philadelphia

Tie westber continues intensely warm although the
heat day much tempered bys grateful breezs from
the south wet
Psrck Barrow, native Of Ireland aged 20 years cied
in lie Dfct Of Richmond Thu day from the ELECTS
of the best.
learn that Gen JoHS Bs>NETT died suddenly in tbs
Cy yeserasy afternoon TIE deceased WAS engaged a.
III. l;eo States Mint ~hers he hac b-en nfaed during
Leo4, ~ very apartment On h.sF.y Jms after
.avug the institution, he his ii=Id Cot West q
whom lie cen psinsd Of beng unTslL ~ the slgSs'i'oa
a., Co. West hs Wrut into the house Of tie Later
a. tie colLsT OF iii a-d ChesLu ss where lie EAsaei
kirsst.i wish c,id wAer "a I'D -0Fn upon s'tA
.ul ben TIA le 20 iesi he 70 10 home CO u
planning much Of tie heat and Of 4 pain II bis ne
when be arrived il Third Gallo shl he stopped
the y l. Reading Room sud down. He did not SPEAK
10 al one and minutes ELAPSED b=fJre his cond
cn srActed attention 1t then observed that b WAS
unable speak and Artd TO e suffering M 'ne
Manning the proprietor Of the Readin, room. wen. d
IL, diAely for medical aid and brought in DR. Muan' VAC
81 once saw that remedies would be unSvsng a. be vas
then diving DR.. Mum recommended the calling 10 o.
another physician 10 satisfy the family Of Gen Bennett
sro Dr. Penny hacker sent for The Aites geni-nan
arrived in short time and conimsd the statement OF Dr.
Mum Still every effort made BY Dr.. Manning and
lis family and the physicians 10 res.ors the sufferer 81,
u vain lie 6isd I. abo1! Vcock n ne evening AZ
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Fourteen Cases 4 Comp de -olei, and ms Of them
Par.

From The Troy Tunes OF Saturday
Our colu thi. afternoon pr-eni r-cor such ~ We
venture 20 say American 'its IN This parsl OF sLie
hef'r- furnished certainly DOT within
.1p-repce For sew. rsl da,s the u-y his stood
The Ie'gi borhooc 90 bu Yesterday aud 20 day mark
according localities from 95 Ia lO' The results n
fhe Cry vicinity hsv- been able . gather
Item BY careful an diseu' inquiry AZ given below vt
possible thai the report. of some rs'-s have not
re-tltd Us But II = bs enough Is . ,tsrd-;
German erisrant SIT. Ken dosn by the syn. vas
r,rday, il Rivers he IA taken To the Prul1 hJts,
received Medical essstauce out wig money. he
removed With his ian s e. thu poor h'a- N M tter
ho'u. IL l. doubtful Whistler ~ r--ov-rs tic Eis IA
dyu state tbs orfius Z S-He is dad.
eh"r.r nsnd Grfy rs'idng =. tnr corner ~ hiffon
aid North s. truck do m oy the heat Of
tie suu Yesterday ard -1pir.d lss' ~v-nnS
Two lshorers v,rt rg IN Mr. VI res Or k yard little
sbcve Nnih STREET between F-d-rs and JA"ob stress
ser- 20 over,om. With the b-s th.f they ID ~ qu k
-aly ~ The 'iterno'n ye't-rdsy One OF th-m ntnea
Dor I'D sged - yetrs-havitg wife and tFo Hndrrn
.apned shout 10 o'co last right the o,h-r ns Md
Michel Rady aged shoui 81 s-us-h wing wfe and one
= i'd ci' ~ 81 e,ry hour ihis morning
Patrick Buckley l,borer employed IN the gas vor
Wet Troy stricken Gown IN thu forenoon otyest r
dsy mo II ~ 'aohuurs
Jane. Riley EMP loy-d lumber yard on Green Island
su down II lO o'clock IL the loren )On vest rdNy
Al soon e1Dr.d
Jofl Minus employed in II Tburmsn's lumber
yard eft Troy, struck va i clock III toe titer
man nance Miensel II ,lley. employed in Wheel. 4
&C. : Chair Factory IN W-st Troy me b, T.
the Of the aiterLoon and e1Qr ds2o clock
last night
B.rn,y McDermott. working new building in Wash
ip.foLst betpe.n r Lltu Fith in this city
tru,k down Ia the afternoon ,nc expired
Michael Carroll 4 carpenter resi- ug m 'uih Troy
by the heat yesterday afternoon aud died last
-V.Iing
We learn that a man named Ryan employed At the
k,I,stls,r kol Mul, hear the Gree0oush RHl I'd
repdt pr-ira,.G nth the heat yesterday afternoon
nd died ast night
l-sru that two labo-ers employ Ell A. Plrms rannery
N he Hollow Road the brlcEe acIoss TIE Poesten
all in tie Firth Wsro struck this fore4 Both
n dead
Or Henry Brennan Of NJ % Ferry ~, received sun
roke this morning and quite sick though Is thought
ho' Gang usly
We H. ar Of many other IN which laoorers were
irutt dOun by tn AT bu other deaths Tn- ls0Or
.rs generally in this CRY sid W. = Troy refuse 70 work
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The Fever NrN.OrIean..

The papers Of Sunday 7,h inst, give tue following
BY the following taken from the records Of the Board
Of Heath. il will be that the whole Of insr-
meuis in the city the week ending At A. VI the
Oh IN 10 ELEVEN HuSOKED AND rffGRfY FOUR,
ard Of this toss0Nd md fony OF yelow
fsycf victims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
THE RAILROAD MURDER

Trc.- cur Pr.v.e=rce CouespoOGent
PROVIDENCE Friday A1s Z, lss1.
Nothing ia talked If but the frghtful disaster the
Worcester Road which o:cerred this morning and Of