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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
c,I1pprlfr C0IrRT-Kinrs County. ss-To JOHN

NUPREMECUUhILh OVI my! II ,...T,n n
MICHAEL MULLEN, JOHN MCLAUGHLIN Jr, EDWARD
McLATGHLIN Mel Mclaughlin James Mclaughlin John Reed
and Nsry Reed e Mclaughlin his wife Michael
lin Hugh MeLAuehin Guardian Of Grace Jane MeLaag1hn
aDed answer the complaint of DANIEL OAU LIAM Admin
tor Of &c of Ann loiherwse called Nspey1 ONU de-
ceased Plaintiff this day been hld m the oce OF the
Ce OF the County Brooklyn 10 SAID county sd 70
eTve copy the said complaint on inc
AZ their orce No l3 the City Of New-lOrk whnn
twenty DAYS service Of this suHmons on yoH exclusive Of
The dAy OF If fail the .sd
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this seton val p %
Court the relief demanded the complaint Deed -
1855. T. ". r VI. y, tiss
InxTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the applica,

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the applca-
- zion of the Mayor Aldermen and Comm lnat Of tae Cry OF
New.York relative this OPENING AID EAtENDlNG oil AL
BANY-ST to BROADWAY In said Cty-rgrsosuI 70 o.sass
sy of the OF NewYork hereby give notice thai they intend
10 apply % the Supreme the State of All SPECIAL
Term Of said be held at the City OF New YORK On
dsv 18th February 1854 al the o. n court
an S.y or soon counsel be heard that tho
le heretofore BY said Supreme Court bearing de the
Iqb dav Of July 1851 entitled In the matter OF the s
pleatin Of Mayor Aldermen and Common.ty Of me o'y u
the opening aod extending Of st. ITO
renweht 20 Trinity in the City Of NewY De aeted
and include the lands and
descbd for the purpose opening and extending A.ny 70
Broadway the said Court appoint o.
And Ase herein the value and extent the improve
hereby ended addition the
nv the extension OF Aibslyst from
nc 70 Boadway 20 that souIheTy line thereof sba be
straight line from trinity to Broadway continuation OF the
ut6ery line Of said from Greenwieh 20 Trinity place.
herofsre by the said ro Of said Court and @ ne nor
tberlv side thereof shall from TrnPisce east
Ty hs souherly The lands and premises kno~n
Iry Buidug Broadway said City laid out on the nsp
or psn of by Of act OF the
Of PEOPLE State Of NeSiotk entitled An act relsye
10 touching the Jay out Of streets snd rosds IN ms
CITY York and for other purpose passed Api ID lSV-
Deed. New-YorS January ID lsof . 49,, - .,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
CUPPTNE CoURT-wILLIAM FULLERTON

- .s,nst HUGH M MOORE-To the DEFENDANT: You are
hrby summoned and required the complaint In hs &C.
ton which viii be fled in the Office Of the Clerk OF tue C nl
Can't If Yok at the CITY Hall said city and to
copy OF your the said complaint On as 'snasi hs
ofce No Wtst sid city, within twenty DAYS alter the
vice exclusive Of the day Of such service
said complaint within the time aforesaid
tie plaintiff action will Tor the
offe hundred and eighty dollars and nae cents sin ntsr
or ais from July 1857 1851, aud $50 ~
from January 1851 July To- le5l % % from July ~
January 1882 besides the cost OF this action
DAVID c. RISGL AND Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint in the above entitled action flei In the oa:s
Cek City and County Of NewYork the 18th day OF
January. 1854 DAVID RINGLASD, Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

TH invaluable Syrup which entirely vegetable IN It's compost
don been employed with wonderful success Tor many Yeas
the cure Of the AIR PASSAGES AND LUNGS lac mps
common diseases Of these byi11 ID aan1n o.
the Mucous which lines the cir tubes Of the thiost wind
Pipe For these forms of disease WHISTLER show 1a
themselves Cough Tolag9 ne Iroat S-ne Iye'' " ~
If Dd Dcyof Brefthtng H1rsenesf or .oas
Of P viii be attended with the hsPPiest
results IL Is recommended as Que OF the best and sest noenes
for ali forms OF BT0aehits and ConsgmDion
Of Opium IA dP IN t1n syrup
IL Rotll lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
&nc0lrai.
ENERAL NOTICE of
" Dr. JAMES McCLINrOCKS
FAMILY NJ L d / G N

r A L. III l. ~ y IL o
The following the LIT Of these celebrated remedies "nca "
offered to the public the fruit Of the most profound
the widest research almost uuequsled experiences OF ore Of ~
frat pb seians of the The Phstelphs Sun remarks
uentv private practice extensively Known of us
medical erudion and the INSTRUCTOR Of more "ese ''H1'
than perhaps any other the Union Dr. McCnfoek JUST
the person whose experience and reputation will beget thai com
p In the public mind which will relieve his medicines
r. III iciop Of ,npiriesm and carry tm into essy hOH a.
tLessing" .,,ow,re crprryc,ry.
that placed in the hands Of Mes Cash
- n New York the recipes Of my Family MedeneA" with
to prepare and offer them for popular use They are
III . have been the habit Of recommending and prescribing for
wears and their composition well known TO hundreds ofreg
M phvcsns who been my students and who manJ Of
them now pactsng distinguished In all parts Of the
country In securing Mr. Alex CushmAn who
thoroughly educated Chemist and practical ApotheeAry OF
yesI experience enabled the public that they will
be prepared In the beat pyy and perfect FORM regardless o.
expense. 1900. -. e,..-uoo1 =, - -.
Anatomy and SySey n, PhLadaa College q MeIefa~ 1Ae
AefinO Professor Of Mdrifg Of tie Coasaag Pagieiga,
Ledai Aoaton; member ef he Ph iiddpha H'fte1s Soetl
remJey Of Medioo- ciylpg Il college Q Phladphta re
pyesiden PrQsoy Of Aaafomy and SgsTg IA Cen<foH
end aso, late Prq)soT 81 4ndoH1
and PhtsioLogy Berkshire Medical Lstitsisoa PtOH h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
" .pIARRHEA CORDIAL AND CHOLERA

CERTAIN cure for Dsnahes and ned time for Dysentsr
Cholera korbus aud Aac Cholera This prescription HEy
FAILED Dahea and n Dysentery equally sneees
In Asatc Cholera vii be found nvauab
FOR Cole Cholera nfsnttm sovereign remed
Full directions for accompany each bottle PRICE, per Bo
5and5O cen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
NETWORK and ERIE RALROAD.-Passeng

IN Trains leave pier foot Of Duane St. follows viz
Day Express. att A. M for Dunkifk and Buffalo.
Mall 9l5 A. NJ for Dunkirk Buffalo and Intermediates sa-
This train will remain night at Enia ami pressed toe
next morning
tons
Way p NJ, for Osylis and oil intermediate stations
NiSht Express 5 7 NJ. for Dunkrk and Buffalo
Emiersnt p b. fer Dunkrk aud intermediate stations
On SUNDAY, only Que Express Train, AZ 3 r M
These Express Dunkrk with the Lake shore
RsiTosa io Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago SC
CHAS MlNOp. Snpern; IN enE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
k. ANODYNE MIXTURE,

most valuable remedy be used both internally
and externally the relief ACUTE chRos-
nc as Peuiy the Chest Stitches the Side Pains the
Face Neurse Pains found Pains n the stomach Bow
els Liver or Kidneya In sudden sackso Collie Bilious Coils and
Fits OF Stone Gravel c will give immediate relief PRICE per
Qotfla ftvC Cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
TRAVELLER LOOK to YOUR INTEREST

TRAVELLER! LOOK to YOUR INTEREST,
Il SAFETY and CoMFORT-CANANDAGUA and NIAGARA
dsgps and New YORK end Erie Railroads forms he
Falls beng feet the are
eoTmodoes and comfortable than on any hs line OF
the Western States unsurpassed FOR beauty and variety OF
Sssy n0 Tor the speed safety 'n' '0'0'' " ne
on and sAer Dec 10, train. leave as follows: $1,000.
TORONTO EXPRRSs TRAIN Na,srs Falls Ct 30 "
reaches CadDdssuA 0P NJ connects with the Canandus
WAY EMPRESS TRAIN Leaves Bstsvs Gas NJ arrives
essoSsgue y N connects Win the Mail Train on the OSasedus
ToEoNTo ExPREss TRAIN ls!c Canandalgua at $50 AN,
sTS, NsS5s Fs lilo This train connects at Tonswsada
WAY EXP AIN leaves csaandAisus 50 PM arrive.
Freight forwarded from NtYork TO Csnsadarus and Niagars
Falls wih dispatch and very Ao paTts Of Up
Bsssass checked ,6TSsVs No essrse for banding
Enc Railroad Company No s Broadway and ats foot Of Dsans
B-Psssenser. be aetssea through to Baa.io via
Fsk, BY calling al the Broadway one sov,,
SUPPLEMENTARY osiee kNERR,y
WIN W PALMER Agent, No. 1875 Broadway New.Yort.
NANDFN and ASiBOY RAILROAD to PHII.A-
AN. and p Accommodation Line al NJ by tssnOos
John Potter 70 south Amboy hepoe BY places aud Cam
Srse, 70 6ssa, sS Sy en-. through hours Pare
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.-SIXTY
~ MILES DIsTANcE sAvEoe-MICHlGAN soyTaERS
RAILROAD LINE Railroads. open 70 me AisssilP
River Running time to St Louis 5s hour - 49,,
SrBoN RS ys N sx f5s b s1T M
s :p eoaes 'S' 's ssS9s FxPREss rSSs on
he LAKE SHORE RAILROAD and reach Chicago next evening"
proceed - o'clock morning by he lcAGq AND ROcH
ss nd 81 fcS Al Ss be "a S he R0t4 o -5ssssa,
Al CbeAfo viii tiaD, % Tie CHICAGO aND GALENA Rail-
Fensers tbs Inc have pIlgiess oppas point
a. uarsloi srd qeso. aeiay' oesaoaoi " Low wtrse,
i5.gl gs,' Or any f'aef information s7py e, she CON
ptnf's Oact, ~ afo--t.as. tlrlof N d..
JoA.' 2 POarLA -as,sl asrue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
IL COLD AND COUGH MIXTURE.

For recent coughs colds and irritation Of the throat unE III
epecsly valuable chdren family in chsnseabe s
be wi hout h efficient remedy which asen on the
Ct cold would prevent many an et OF broncts
aud a fatal issue in CousumptiJ - -.
Ldud0ru preparation u OPIUM, IN any aape N la MD
PHICE. Bottle Is CeDtB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

These terribly diseases relieved TO unpara elet
degree BY purely vegetable medicine which s been bsoggh
peTecop soW, yeGr obserya TEAL
eli that needed prove It's efficacy those who have never
annnlnred IL PRICE. per Bottle. 80 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
v TONIC ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,

For the cpre viz letter Scurvy
salt Pbsnm Itch RngWorn &c OF Sofnlou Disease: Scro
fa or Kings Evil White Swelling Goitre Swe!ed Neck Tu
mo-s Slow Ulcers &c Rheumatic DSe1ssS: Chronic Rae
tism Cout &C. Meeuy.al Sgphas Disease of all classes
Primary Secondary Tertiary These diseases all arse from
general publication blood For this the Toxic AL
combines the virtues of certain vegetable
remedies suited diseased state Of the system viii DO found
l--r.ii- .aor4 flesl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
VIII RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,

An nfable application for the relief Of all rhs -e
nearglc pains spAns sging stiff neck, stiffness Of me joints
mains 10 he shoulders back limbs IL affords immediate relief
from collie and the stomach and abdomen As counterrn-
invaluable In all where an external spnulat
needed PRICE, er Bottle, 50 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
x. TONIC MIXTURE, OR FEVER AND AGUE
SPECIFIC

and safe vegetable remedy Fever and Ague IuteD
tent Fever forms and for all diseases recurring per9
oav This remedy has been tried 10 the fullest extent ana n
Iee1 found SPECIFIC medicine DO entitled 10 thai
nme from acute diseased where toucs are re-
oed ana oil of proaon of strength sad want OF GER
vous power win be found nguay eaeaeous PlCE per bet
tte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
I'm pITRSITANCE of an Order of the Surrogate Of

the County of NewYork notice hereby given to all peoa'
having claims aEnin ISAAC L. PECK late Of the City OF Ne
York present the with vouchers thereof to the
hsber ar her residence No % Division In the City Of Ne
YORK on or before the 99h of April 1884 Dated New YORK Oct
% 1853. MAR0AhEII fEVA AalnsHa-fiA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
XII ANTLBILIOUS PILLS,

For Liver Complaints all disease arising from dene
menl the liver with symptoms such feownss OF the Ey
and Sd Dizzine Hesdsche with ringing In the cans yellow
fud tongue the hit shoulder ofaness or pain
the right side dsordered stomach bowels deficient action the
kdneys stools etc These Pills taken In the inc
lent stages Bilious and Yellow other Feve VIII generally
ward cd the attack PRICE, per Box, % Cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

~ TUTE, No Annet-Norths patent prsam trn. ans
elastic steel shoulder brsee and rynic female Supporters
Belts for Females aud eorpuenf Psns Inerunent Cor bow
Ankles crooked spine sni nd OF iefony
sds De- through the hall 18th fem s In
,tendance Notice name-D GLOVER No ~ Bsndaxs Iolts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
and ERIE RAILR0AD-Pass

IN Trains leave Pier foot of Duane follows, viz'
Dav Express at 7 A. NJ. for Dunkirk.
Mall at 8l5 A. NJ for Elmira. ,,.s..,
Wsy Express M for D1nkrk and intermediate oaous
Kewbure Express at 4 I. NJ for NewbuIg
Kisbt Fxpress at 3 P. NJ for Donkirk and Buffalo
On sIT,IjAY only Express Train, at T. NJ. an
these Fxpre Trains Dunkk with the Lake Shore
''~'"'1U 'o' NN CHAiS MINOr, Superintendent
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r VEGETABLE pURGATIvE PILLS,

For the relief of CoSTIPArIoH and all ia painful results such
Hsadache Dizziness Sick Stomach Pains and all the symptoms
under Dyspepc Elixir" In all
top rs needed Pills offered safe and Md o esi
caGrf No invalid traveller should be without then fklCE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR.
VII RHEUMATIC MIXTURE,

vegetable combination the cure
and ali KeuTaec Rheumatic Disc This remed offered
II hes been used extensively
Rheumatic Diseases the world has
per Bottle, 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
/SIEyELAND and TOLEDO RAILROAD.-

NJ
and are. BoNDAY "a less Passenger Trains will leave
ADV SUNDAYS excepted1 a. follow -
'' 49, southern Division via Norwah;
Law, Cleveland st.......R3O AN, 800 and 74o I'm.
800 Toledo st..........9lO AN, $50 NJ. and An,
ia connection with Lake Shore and Mehgan Southern ana
Sr,befn Tpdsps Railroad The Daily Trains between burs
Ia ih and Chicago also honrosgle with msnneo
- ssnsusy Railroad; connecting also ct Cyce WITH MAO fst
"' "' Northern Division open 70 sAndusky.
Leave Ohio City
Leave SsDdlsky st. ~, Nv a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

the County of NewYork notice hereby given 10 all persons
by AUGUSTUS w CLASOS late of the City Of
deceased the saT with vouchers tasrSt 20
on or before The "a day OF nex-Ded NeYork Oct 80
1855 Ed WARD G. CENTER Executor OF n " Nu'on'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
pAKTiTI0N sALE--New-fork, supreme CO Court 1

Also will time aud place the house AID lot NO
North soinin the above dsscrieed premises on ne
east and heinz of The came Dimensions Dated Newfork Dec D.
IS9 JOHN ALLAN
100 JAMES DIsBROw, }Exeeutoc.
HFNJ H. FOLGER,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-05

A NNw MANURE.-Robert Bryson.
Esq, of Cumberland county, about
eight miles from Harrisburg, Pa. has
been experimenting for the last ten
years, to make exhausted tan bark
available and valuable as manure. Be
sides his magnificent farm, he likewise
carries on the tanning business. Final
ly, after great deal of expense, and
many failures, he has succeeded in dis
covering a method of producing from
the tan an efficient manure. This is his
plan: He has his tan wheeled out on a
level piece of ground, and leveled off
two or three feet thick. Over this he
spreads layer of two or three inches
of lime, and over that again a strata of
tan-then layer of lime. and So ON
He lets the bed so prepared remain for
two years; at the end of that time he
finds a bed of manure, the effects Of
which upon the land can hardly be sur-
passed by the richness of its product
and the durable fertility which it i'm
parts.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-05

The PATENT DECEPTIVE HEN's NEsr.-This
is one of the most ingenious contrivances Of
the age, and Is the invention Of down-east
Yankee. The design is to deceive poultry in
to the speedy and liberal laying of eggs, which
is accomplished by the peculiar construction
of the machine At the bottom of the nest
there is a trap door, which works on hinge,
being supported by spring, The mo-
ment an egg is placed on this, the trap
opens and lets it fall through into a
cushioned apartment prepared for its
reception. The consequence is, that the
bird, just as she is preparing to cackle,
glances at the nest, and seeing nothing,
actually reasons herself into the belief
that she has not laid at all, and resumes
her position on the nest, in hopes of
making more successful effort. On
the first trial of this curious contrivance.
before the Commissioner of Patents.
to test its virtues, singular result was
effected. A large imported Russian
hen was located on the nest and left to
her meditations. On account of pres
sing business, the hen was forgotten un-
til the next day, when, to the astonish-
ment of the commissioner, and even the
inventor himself, on examining the nest,
they found nothing but pair of claws,
bill, and bunch of feathers; the mys-
terry was explained, however, upon ex-
amlning the chamber beneath, in which
they found halt a 6uskel of eQqs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-05

A THRILLING SCENE AT THE BROAD
WAY MENAeERlE.-At the Broadway
Menagerie Saturday evening scene oc-
CURED which was not announced in the
programme of the performances, and,
therefore, it somewhat took the audience
by surprise. At O'Clock as usual Mr..
Driesbach entered the den, in which
were lion, three leopards, ioness
and a Brazilian tiger, for the purpose of
exhibition. Scarcely, however, had he
commenced the performance, when,
from some unforeseen cause, the tiger
sprang at Mr.. Driesbach. The unex-
pected attack threw him from his feet,
and the beast instantly fastened his teeth
on the breast of Mr.. Driesbach and his
claws on other parts of his body. The
ioness, observing the assault, took the
part of her master, and pitched into the
tiger; but in SO doing she unluckily
missed the tiger and struck Mr.. Dries
bach a powerful blow with her paw,
which only tended to increase the diff
Guilty pending. Mr.. Moffatt, the prin-
cipal attendant during the exhibition,
kept the other animals back from enter
ing into the melee, as they seemingly
felt inclined to do: at the same instant
he opened the door, and by main force
dragged Mr.. Driesbach from the den
the tiger still maintaining his attach
ment to his master, but when opposite
his own cage, he loosed his hold, sprang
into his own apartment, licking his
chops, and crouched down in one corner,
evidently enjoying the good taste of his
fond master. Mr.. Driesbach was con-
veyed to private room, and physi-
clan sent for to dress his injuries, which
on examination proved only to be flesh
wounds.
The audience at first thought the
attack of the tiger only fun, and consid-
cred the rough and tumble actions of the
trio remarkably natural, in few seconds,
though, they found the thing was no
joke, and an alarm prevailed lest the
assault should prove fatal.
Itsis curious fact that this tiger is
considered by Mr.. Driesbach one of his
pet animals for -mildness and docility,
but not having been exhibited for two
or three months past, and last evening,
introduced suddenly before crowded
audience, and the dazzling gas light,
the beast nodoubt became confused and
excited, which led to the attack. Such
an affair may not occur again for years.
Mr.. Driesbach will be able in a few
days to renew his visits Sin the lions
den. Y. Dem.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-05

A HAPPY REToRT.-A Chicago pa
per relates the following "good one. -
A boy was going along the street carry
ing pitcher of milk, when presently he
stumbled, and smash went the pitcher
and away ran the milk. Another boy
across the way saw the accident, and
shouted; 90! won't you catch it when
you go home; your mother ill give it to
you" ''Noshe won't tneitherl" scream
ed the other, "my mother always says
never cry for spilled milk"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-05

The New Orleans Delta relates sin
gular circumstance of long concealed
guilt brought 10 light. Nearly ten gears
ago two planters and the overseer Of one
Of them were travelling in Texas. Night
found them beside river, which they
were. unable to ford, and where they
would have to wait until morning before
they could be ferried across The
weather was fine, the travellers were
web armed, and as they were accustom-
ed to wildwood journeyings, they soon
prepared rough accommodations for the
night. As they had Travelled far and
fast during the preceding day, the plan,
ters were soon in the enjoyment of tired
natures sweet restorer, balmy sleep.
and no sense of danger disturbed their
slamberss Not so with the oyerseer.-
For him there was no sleep. A thirst
for filthy lucre, his greed had banished
sleep. his blood ran riot, and he saw redl
He knew that the planters had large
sun. of money with them, and as neither
he nor they were known in the section
of country in which they then sojourn-
ed he thought the opportunity favor
able one for possessing himself of their
wealth. But in order to do so, he
must first murder them. And what
hindered him from doing so? They had
already rendered themselves incapable
of defense by yielding to deaths first
cousin. Sleep" and in a moment he
could transfer them to the domains of
the sterner and more terrible of the
cousins. And he did so. A blade,
murderously keen, was drawn with a
hand of demoniac frmness across the
throat of one of the planters, and lea
den death was sent by pistol into the
ear of the other.
Then did the red robber consider him.
self a man of wealth, for the sum he had
gained by the double murder entitled
him so to think. He fed the country,
went to the federal capital, became
beau, and participated in wild and reck-
less pleasures to his hearts content
But gambling and other dissipations
gave wings to his riches, and they fed
away. Eventually, being reduced to
poverty, he by the prosecution of sue
cessful burglary, again filed his purse.
But the crime was traced to him, and
he was arrested, tried, and sentenced
for five years to the penitentiary. Be-
fore the expiration of the term he was
pardoned by President Polk; and went
to reside in South Carolina. A strange
train of circumstances recently pointed
him out as the murderer of the two
Texas planters, and a requisition of the
Governor of Texas, to the Executive of
South Carolina, was responded to by
the delivery of the fugitive TO an officer
in charge Of the requisition. The re-
suit is, that the overseer, under the
name of John Shultz, is now confined at
New Orleans prison, on the way to the
scene of his greatest crime, and that
''the way of the transgressor is hard"
is evidenced by the sharp clank of his
iron manacles.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-01-05
ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL OF
DRUGS. CHEMICALS. &c.

THE Subscribers have just received from
| New York and are now opening the largest
and best selected Stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs and Perfumery, ever
offered in this market all of which have been
selected with personal care and purchased for
CASH, which will enable us to make it 10 the
advantage of all wishingto puschasean thing
in our line to call and examine our Stock be
fore buying elsewhere.
We have also the finest and largest stock of
variety Goods, Yankee notions, Gold and Sill
yer Watches. Jewelry &c, ever offered in this
market. We respectfully call the attention of
Merchants and others to our Stock Of Goods as
We have purchased them entirely from Man
ufactores and Importers, which viii enable US
to sell them at eastern prices.
BAILEY & MAGUET.
Aug. Is, 1853.