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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-15

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July H. 1855.
ale College Commencement 1Ne EIe,ci'es--Ora-
ftoras, Poems, Sermons ana Svsak,,s.
The exercises Of commencement week IN Yale
College viii be ~ folows.--
Sunday, July Bsccalaurests sermon, by Rev.
Geo. p. Fkher, pastor Of TIE College caurcn.
Tuesday --CoBcio 40 aAarum, oy Rev. 3. W. g..
Duttor, New Haven.
Tuesday ana "Wednesday Of the Pal
Epsilon Fraternity, wneD large delegations are OK
pects0 from each OF the chapters and numerous
graduate msmbers-Ltoyary exerolsss.
Tuesday evening.-Posm. By VIM. q. B0rleigh,
Albany, New York-Orstlon, by Rev Horace James,
Worcester, Mass.
Wedr esday morpipg Alumni meeting.
"wednesday afternoon-Anpun meeting OF the
L,nonia and Brothers Societies. 10 the nsw nails
which have recent, been fitted up in an elegant
and substantial manner.
Wednesday, eveaipz .--Pesm, before the Phi Bette
Kappa Society, by Pot F. d. Hant'oston, Harvard
University.
Thursday. --Exercses Of the graduating class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-15
Court of Claims.


This Court opened on the 18th inst, at IL in
the Srprem Court roon at the Capitol in Washington
There present Hon j. Gilchrst Prssid ny Judge
Bon. Isaac Biackford and Hon G.. r. Scarburg Judges
After The opening Of the Court, Judge Gilchrst re-
marked that the members of the bar could file vita
Clerk the proper evidence required oy the prepara
tory to their Icing sworn attorneys OF Court and
that the oath would be dmnistered TO then at the
opening Of the Court next morning. In the mean time
any gentleman had any motion 10 submit, they would
hear it.
Tho Collector, Mr. Montgomery Blair gave notice thu.
he should move the Court to take up certain
cases in which he had filed motions to strike out parts
OF the petitions.
Mr.. J. A rockwell submitted written motion in the
case OF Nahum Ward United states that apple sson
the Treasury TO Transmit to the Clerk OF the Court co.
pies OF certain papers on file in that department to bs
used IN the preparation and trial OF said case.
The same gentleman also submitted similar motion
That application be made ny the Court the Secretary
OF the senate OF the United States to transmit
claim OF Bryan Cssshan, to be used la this
and trial OF the OF Gulbeau administrator of said
Callagban, vs.. United States
The same gentleman also submitted q similar m otion
that application be made to the Clerk o. the House OF
Representatives of the United States to transmit the
paraton and trial Of the OF J. Alexis Peet Unit
ed states.
Mr.. r. p. Stanton submitted a written motion that
the Clerk Of the Court be directed to apply 10 the 5ecr
ary OF the Senate Of the United States he original
papers in the OF VIM W Cox the United states,
the Court.
Mr. Jas NJ. Carlisle submitted written motion for an
order Of the Court to obtain certain original
from the Department OF the Interior.
These motions received by the Court for consider
alton ap6 will be decided to-day.
The Court sdlop tued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-15
Political InteiI,uence.

4 demecrstic Union meeting held in the city Of
Hue soD on the 11th inst, nj which series OF resolu
rona were adopted ameng which we're the following -
Resolved, That Ia order TO preserve unim the
party snd Tie sscerdency OF democratic principles,
hsve 'eit called upon TO ASSEMBLE IN this anpr-tending
Anc uncsStBtatous way without dic alton or sugSes
tons IN high political quarters without any dspos
;icn TO further the views OF sther 81
seetops into which the democratic party Is IN ortu-
pasiy divided, N express 70 fAr understand H.
aur have been abe % gather r. the Spontaneous sud tn
trsmmsIled sentiments Of the democratic masses.
Resolved, Tpst in adopting this eocrss desire 10
msAe NO nycoas distinction between either Of the an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-15

visions aspiring democratic asesndency in the Stats
and Union but ct time are free 70 declare
ths. a our opinion the time has when vel
fare OF the party add sdvsncemsnt Of It's principles
Inn require that the psser 70 controi ts
tiops end to indicate M future policy shall be exertsd
party leaders and returned to the people
in their primary Assembleg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26
The aa.l Storm al 1ouI.ylIle,


The hall storm Of last Friday night was perhaps
ti NOS, extraordinary thrt eYef visited this city.
The danlsgs which II couStd was vety eteat. The
TAIL VI The hail was preceded by d loud t,attns,
like the IunlIins Of ntuly cntFlORtS in mOilUr.--
This noise attracted the attention Of every one,
and wllen II wOS soon succeeded W lite lGrlble
Trash VI The ai SOutS NIL nrOun, the I fleet WAS
ttdlY terrific. The stones fell ptrItnlculatly,
passed Though lie cLinlni-s, and, Ufnglns With
them the accumulated %0Ut OF The whole winter,
tOiled Cn tue lloois, TIE STUN hu bust up n
tile city without waning, anu lis dteadfuI Iuiy
NStOaiShtd AMI appalled, eyety one. Many lades
lainlei as the hail came dashtns urannOunced in.
th llsIr patlOts, bringing With il clouds OF sott
and smoke, Magnificent carpets and curtains end
elegantly coveted lutnitufe were ~ II instant IN
vested with "a suil VI sables," and In many cases
tleir beauty vas (Ureyet destroyed, Tie tlesltuc.
lion Of SKY lights wos immense ami Uniyet$al.-
Not UHe IN The Whole city escOped the tUty Of tie
storm. Al the tiall House, aud indeed IN OIL The
large hnes, HE scene was more amusing than
appalling. The teitOt Of Tie w0litn aud olnldien
flushing ftotn theft looms The bnSlIe VI The wallets,
tIe startled aud tmid looks Of avery one, aud the
spol.cOyettd faces and safnents, made spectacle
mole lalshohle Than ieAtlul. The damage done
~ the elegant Iulnitute aud hanelnss IL many VI
Tue tOOWS AZ Tue HOltlS WIS. HOWeNeIt Nety EtSal.
Many amusing stories ate told NJ lie Tight oc.
casiOued 10y The stOtru, The hail commented dn.
ling an tnire aets al the lheslte aud as the stones
came patletus upon tie tool, tic sIdieRce rose
en- maSst aud made rush f0l lie door. Serious
consequences would have grown out OF their
terror, had not the manager promptly announced
the cause Of The tom notion aud assured Tic audi.
ence Of itelt safely Brhind the cuttalu tue dress.
Ing looms were quickly dtpttved VI theft occu.
pants IN vatiUus Stages OF ttit toilets. The gene.
raj belief was that toe tOUf Of the tleatte lad
fallehin.
Tethsps lie most serious damage which occur.
red was done TO ih. gardens III tIs llsghbOThood
VI The city. Immense numbetS Of green houses
and forcing beds wele utterly destroyed, The
tender vegetables which we've exposed u tile pill
less hail were Of eonEe ruined, Que gardener
aSsusts US thai FIVE bundled dollars would by no
means covet Ills loses from tie slotm. Tie du.
t.tIon Of tho hail hardly exceeded fye minutes
II wps, however, succeeded bya dtenching rain,
ani by twelve o'cloc not single haIl.stone ives
10 be found in'ths streets This slotn, The dam
age Il orcssu1ed, and lie terror Il e, led. will
Ie long remembered in Louisville Wemay hore,
fem present indications, that this was The late
well blast Of winter and that nov we shall breathe
lie halmy ats aud feel The genial sunshine VI the
coming spring Courier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26


FotssyslEllgtst+ FOREST played Hamlet r.
Gently ii one q de New SSts theaites, and was
thus etittSlsed in16s Tribune, The criticism \
setersiyw6tae9l but II comes So near expressing
our obihiSa Of RohsLs Hamlet We dofnot 6esl.
IAts d iBsHitS MI FoHest Is ssat aciot3 10
those bilSes which bare Teen especially adeP'ed
10 his powers but 6e ought never to attempt to
resona,s Hamlet
Instead Of adtetmy youth eEtt Wandering on
The gloomy shots OF suicide, alll (ll 81 sliaggs,
melancholy Consciousness Of bis tItbil 10 make
Thing Of lie out or Ills word ofdell and dreams,
ne f1Hpd d Itosl.shoullttsd, alhlst'cl middle:
sged man, knit III coatee yllotl who seemed 70
wtithe t66sE unc6At6ilably under The lo9d Of
sweet t,heies AID 'Uiespy, hbllosopblc Thoughts
which thfonSett upoG hin, Instead oil, In The
scene with he fathers Ghost, tie IDEAL Of ts sen
sitiye and hIsaly intellectual you'll slung 10 bis
tenettst affections, AMI driven 10 seek ltshieops
revenge fot On upIpoly deed, we have the eoAise
tSse Or atutl1n told Of tiyal bally's Iigtdst o.
tofne blcLsty Of one Of his gang, IND thltsips 70
rlul Bis futY, The Hamlet d Mt Rolisss's Stea.
hon pvIsesses oil thos. qualities Which, would
lave fatheted honor III Stsnwix lila u anu Wien
b. ehietEd il The 6 ave .yanl scene We could not
HELM feeling that he Looked etninsltly hllel as
ohiefmoutilet ata late fuheial pageant III our Guy,
'l'hete are many In OUT county, wllose Tune efl
taste enable ten 10 cultivate fancy, possesses
pethSps higher and keeRer sense Of the Ueautilu|
than IS tn be founi In ANY otllst land.
Thete Hte dis1 some, hethans even many, whose
cosfset sEiIs and pursuits may lead them 10 pFe'
i.t violent physical frals Of vobe and attitude 10
pvte And besutttul conception. 10 lie tastes Of
lie la.ttt the animal strength and coarse passions
OF ut, FUtfett may PatlitE, btl Sutsly they would
end better field In such chAtaclet$,as Jack Uade
than In the dfeSmy, melancholy Prince Of Den
mark, When hR ltaturss should have been In
tepose,tlle PsoUss Of tie lost rattle stil distorted
them. When thty should have been aS'taIed,
the aIony OF o preparation TOT Tep0Ss sIusses
through The efor. In The love rupture with
onheIts, when (Vs moment The rrieni0ty Of his
lost love steals s1Nly upon Hamlet, Nj, Forest
took leave withihs tnaulln seDiIme0tality u Cap.
tain cos,Igan pstting With NEE dalghterj end IN
the Celebrated scelle Of The play belpte tue King,
lie had more tte Att ri some huge klpsey, wa!ch'
lnswIll togulEhtglance vi opportunity IL rob tue
hen,toost, llama hIsuY intellectual anslyztt OF
natate tying to destry on tie human counleuance
The evidence Of lis guilt. IN Hl7lo'dtaGlatc pats
MI, Roitssl's great physical powet aud coaFse
yigVt may win fot him success; but wien he OIL
elnplS 10 delle the latest creations, the beiule'
Gus temple Of ShakSretian genius, we call oul
with lis fathet's GHOST: ~
uNuTJet most lOul, Ia the best II Isl
r HLt this Rt0st foul strange, ald UNNATURAL"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26
Fron q. BO,ton r1n,e1InI.


AlS. EplroG; ain In want Of place. will
accept situation In some well recommended
family, whete tie work Is not much 10 speak off,
| have been living at Ms. SMITHS In Easy avenue,
bnt The wDEk Is too hard. We stfs In the Kitchen
had 10 &c, breakfast befote O'clock, and hardly
eyef went out mule than six times a week, and
then only fut on afternoon OF evening She was a
bad person 10 manage, and couldn't stand it,
Once she was guile iMpndent 10 inc because
butot up humber Of tiafpet's Magazine In Ihe
naIlot Gre, II took up my embroidery In lhe
morning before 70 O'Clock, and sat down 10 Lave
a Chat with solre friends from nelsbbotug ktch.
co, she was guile unIeatuble In llet tone aud man
net. Because Insisted that SHE should 10 my
work on Sundays anil 'rhutsiays she did not seen,
satisfied, and 90 | told Let | must leave, Is we
could moi agtee. She used language could not
put up with, and let,, cannot recommend slts
Smith 10 any gill.
Should you h9st Of good place, | might be in.
luetd 10 ny IL fots week OF two. always insist
on doing as choose, and cannot bear any inlet.
letenee on The 80 called "mis.ess oil The house,
Plain totd ismy Adherence, and am yety pltlc.
ulltaGout my associates ln The domestic economy
OF tnSEtsldence. cannot be lsluibed evenings,
OaTBA III 81 MACK,
UiThe celebrated ttotting 6otse Lady slaglk,
died In Dtligepott, Vermont, on the 9TH Inst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

TIE LIrE MYsrgEY,--'rhe discovery Of The 10.
ty Of tie late Emma Nome, on Monday, aud tue
subsequent POSI- molten examination, ny three ts'
putallr physicians. thtows light upon uyslety
which, but an hour before the discovery, was veil
el IN ditknesS. II is but All end to ten thousand
ststes, 10 the sptcuatioHs which incnlpated teln.
lives In crime, aud the sutmise that size had, tOi
reason best kioWH tOhetsslf, lett bet lone " be.
come tie yicsnn anu SotAti Of degradation and
u.ime. l. Is now 50 evident thai Emma Ao0te
was the victim OF heatlIeSs seduceI, that no man
longer doubts In consequence Of her lall and on
lnnteIellSiOu OF lies ShdtAe she elthet destroyed
bet own life, OF II was taken by some petsol
else WHO hal an equal interest 10 eonceains bet
disgtace. Eete will BE- dliEsrent oplntoRs on THIS
subject.
Ii seems probable that II the act was voluntary
anil pEerueliIalei, she would have left let money
aud gold watch al lone, wIeta they wVuld have
been Of service 10 ltst fnerda.
Iheie is nO marks OF violence dlscOreted nnon
her petSon, and Il she was mufdered, II must have
been lnns by some one possessing htt confidence,
who could easily PERSUADE ller into All evening
walk in locAIni wIlrte sudden push might IL all
uneuuhleI moment, pteclpltale her lt01l UEi0Se
into lie water,
We need scarcely soy, that II such wos Il c
mannet oil her death, although the truth may
ileyet " AseeiiaineI III Tie legal R,UIe, tie con-
vicliOn VI liz community points with settled GET
tainty to the guilty individual. HIT although he
may bt innocent OF Ibis crnle, Il Is mosaly Certain
That he Is guilty VI Oue lO less attOcious'-Roeh
Dta.
The clroners jury, in The case Of Emma Moore,
rendered the following vetdicl, 1.-THE deceased
80, . IT,. Io.,k L. 4, 1.n,.ot,,. la, ,.tEibat his
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

BEOlSi-the 'Goyeaoto Of Bologna Pop.'s Nun
cloto Washington, e,c.,-hSs TUNED Up in com
paay Of Archbishop hughes, Of New York, we see
by a letter from Rome in the Newark billy Adyei'
sset.
tAmons Inc eminent Americans sill hete Is
Archbishop Hughes, WHO came hete loaItend the
recent lnEuaculps Conception Conyocation.
had lie pleasure ri meeting him in fine spirits 1t .
recent soitee at the lodgings u devout Ptesbyte.
tian family from Georgia, il company Sith his
friend Bishop Dedini, who, by the woy, soon goes
to Lisbon Us NNncto. SsTetal new Cardinals ate
10 IL announced shortly, nsl ON well ASSURED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26
RonNlnAlLE uNpERtAxlNu. "a contemnaraty

puts The loOaeco question into the.toOwtns shape:
"Suppose tobacco chewer is addicted to the
habit 81 chewing totseeo fifty yeat4 Of Ills lille,
aud that each Day Of that time lie consumes two
inches VI solid plug, II amounts 10 6,l7S feet ina
king nearly one nile aud qNattet IL length u
cold tobaeeo, half All lcil thick and two inches
broad. Now what would The young beginner think
II lie had the whole atnout stretched Out before
him and wets told that 10 Chew It would be one Of
The exercises Of his Tie, and also that Il would tsI
bis income to The amount Of s2,09G"~Lgt H.
latuGltI,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26
i pIsso hUftag,

The fIt4 Of SweatlpEen, Taylot 4 Coz and
'SkeStittsn, Beatty N Oh Sefe dissolved on tie
i7Ih' thSl.i by mutual e6psehif J Il. Pendleton
nitt6SslBe tlis ealifa interest VI g, D. Sseatla.
ten and o. l. Taylor la said at9is i1el0llng "
,ltbtstll aud 10 become due 10 said films, Petsons
indebted ste ieqaesed 10 settle w Of tie earliest
ltasiltal hoptht, AID persons having clalths a.
saI1sl Ati arms will present them Tot settlements
The Bastness will hereafter be conducted lly j..
II .PEShlEruS and q. BGtftY, Under tue style Of
tjs4fry 4 Co.,. n, tESULtroS and 0. ], TAT.
lok, Rlitptt,
deCta die 10, and settIc The debts due hoa the
late itps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

Mats RvaStp "A ve,y heavy mail reached
hete yesletdsy ItOm Catfotns, iot this AMI otIst
Wtsh IN cities, When the ituin fepclrd White
Pigeon, il was dscOrtted that The mail cst was
on lite, aud ly gtsnl e1eftiOn the mail was sot OuI
lie greater pih VI II much :cotctltd, but mol De.
stoyed.
0n lost Sunday nlctning al the ftst stopping
place OIL This aide OF lOIeio, II was dlsc0vetsd
that The mail car was OH fir inside, and betote
The mails could be got Uut, soHe eighteen bags
Of newspapers and documents weie bntned-
post Of them entirely dsSlt0yed. No letter bags
ktte injund.
Ia lIotll cases The mails wete the through mails,
In closed cats and II Is supposed lie iites wete
caused by sparks itom Tie engine, entetlg the car
and eoilnualea ing with The canvas Oass.-.CM.
eggo Time ef SatarGey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

GTThete ate now living In Baltimore, and all
near neIghbots. Eve old ladies. -sisttrs--sll wild.
ows, whose uatsd sgEs uuinbe, thee huudted ami
sixty.fys years, The Oldest is over eighty, and
lhe youngest between siSty.tput and sixty Eve
years. They enjoy good health and happiness,
each OF them bet6e IN comfortable circumstance,
and surrounded BY Families Of ptosretoOs and
highly respectable ehilOte0, grandchildren and
gtsat gtaad'ehad'sn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

try,. Gadsaen, The Atnetsad SlItiaeb gave a
stsna saisaatausus 10 The city d Mexico On lAs
ed otFebtusrn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

The Store Room and llwelliis OhtAe totf,,,,
II aud aidlsVp streets dlJtfly opposite n. MA
,Sas o en- 0 W. W es 0Ss St q
ileeitf, and ie dwelling roJt1t and t0attMt,t 4
Tte5 will se 10 stlaCslely or 'lOFtlLer, Mn,
sited l'osae4slua tst ArtilLttt. Il
dtFsf Nm. p,\,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26

BiThe celebrated ttotiing kotse Lady sdEglk,
died In Dtisepott, Vermont, gu lie 1lh Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-14
HAVANA.

The U S. Mail steamship Crescent City, John Nc
Gowsn, Commander arrived at this port last even
iog. She left New Orleans April for Ne~-York, via
Havana, at which place abe arrived on the morning
Of the sth and sailed at OF the day for his
port.
The US. Mail steamer FL Dorado arrived At Hsvsna
on the evening of the Alb inst aud sail for As
pinwall on the afternoon of the 2sth.
The U. S steamer Princeton was il the harbor of
Havana AL well.
The CresceIt City Landed 6 pssseugs rs and eos 900
10 specie at Havana AMI brings 80 passengers and
full cargo for this port.
Since leaving Havana the Crescent City has en-
countertd strong northwest Winds
The Prensa dscu'ses aud d wells on the Poole al
fair. There are three individuals in The United States
whom the editor clearly does not like, viz Gen.
Qui,maD, Col Kinney and George Law.
Echeveris of The prisoners in peril OF life, has
been released from Cattle Principe, and ID nov in his
swn house. Blu, e is 10 be sent TO s ten years i'm.
prsonms MT in old Spain
l, Is believed here that the yelo fever will be late
in mskir its appearance this year, on account OF the
u,ccmmorly cold winter and late spring As yet we
have scar ,e bad any really summer weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-14

FRIDAY, April l3-p.N
The Cubsn incubus was s'ill pressing the nsi.,
tnis morning. reu,rslizej. no Sevtr, by the si,.s
per Washington, which generally consiierss :.
favorable. Between the Boards, there were yu;.,.
extravapept ruuors in regvd TO he Americas uev,
one thst Consols we're -, Sc; and some Of the f.,c
advanced ms'erisly-Erie ~ s29 and Re ding n
s62 At the Second Board, the make, WAS heavy
and after the Second Board, the street opecsto so
Erie and Readiog do an 10 s. for the former and IS,
fer the latter; CumberlsDd, 29i, &c. Alter al lie
fuctua'ons of the day, the esSDg speculative Sn:,
were sti rather h yber than the closing prices Of w.
terdev. The market closed ILL., The doubt in regri
70 the Instructions to Con-. McAulAy, and the fssstn
tie President may blundtr us into igh' with Ssia,
hs. more influence In Tie street than the fooe nes
The reference Of the third poin. fron N.enuss
ST. Petersburg is, also, generally consdered by tie
cptra,o,s a. unfavors be AID on this and tbe Casn
affairs the bears oper.td This afternoon. Toe cloas
prices, however, Of The liza, generally sscs isn
II a,ket compared with yesterday
In Exchange 'hsre ia not mach ing, aul -iies a,e
steady. Sterling, % Slo!. TDe quantity OF outssss
bills is mode rae but Win rising rivers ~ N, SouA
is bocto that may get a more fr-e sppgly ftou
Cotton shipments.
In Fregh,s there /, still out little doirg Colnr
rates are rather higher. To Liverpool, 600 bsls
were taken 81 3l6d. G7-32d Rein, I I; 1gvsM,
III. To LondoB, 700 tea. Beef; 1900 obls. OH an
900 bb's. rufpentne, on private term'. ESQ bxk,
were CLARIFIED from Charleston 20 Rio 81 SIS ir
lumber.
The busoess at the SubTrelsuy was small. Re
scv.d. 500 1872; paid SOC 2s6; Balance, 81 0s4,s'o.
Paid for Assay Office, s32,l73 paid on DpbuSag
Checks, slo 200
The imports of Dry Goods show large c n,inasa
dec inc. as compared win The same week last ysai
being $500 go against sl,6lo, 8o5 OF aboa ooehsE
L Il. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-14
IAlvrrfisenlentl

A CARD-To INvALIDs VISITING OR RESIDING
NEwYoRE-A strong desire TO save the Invalid from the
which mposture and Qusckt spread induces
dersped civ. This public invitation al inysds vsiaz
this City for medical soviee those residing here e.
bin, at bis Office No IA Broadway. de will pleased 10
them city tse and reliable counsel and sdye;
IN all where be cannot afford relief he will such To-
form alton will enable the invalid re.iisnt stranger
avoid position and find the medical .urscs aid required
Ror the following disc be be consulted from O'CLOCK
to O'clock p N every day in the week, Sundays
eepte6:
corsun ptiob and a. Diseases Of he Luuss and Thro>
PsIritaiion and sl other forms Of Heart Disease
Liver Complaint Dyspep.ia and all ether diseases OF ston
seh and Bowels Piles &c.
Prospsus ard all Of Female compAnts lire gsl.le
81 We.hne.sa
Rbeuma'i,rn seroful. ard all skin Disesfes
Persons cssnee invited consult hi By letter
giving him full statement Of tie Prompt will
be returrsd
AZ v.stl and asties vpos. IA. ciGyeS rha.ere,.
Address 5 FITCH AN ND
no ia 81 5aiwsy N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-14

acted very sIJe ulyly; eight men zane to blm 10
long boat-sevep of hem got on board The brig an
before mailing Known their vans, ioquued II an
more ves.tls we're comipg-Fhst bis cargo c1ns's'ed
Of, and other questions Of an unusual character
They had just GO, under way from the land and The
improbsbty of their story abou. being short Of pro-
vsiops, and the mys'eriousness of their mcvements'
led Cant. b. 70 regard them With suspicion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-14
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