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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-29

A Slave Democratic State Convention
was recently heldiu NeE Hampshire, at which
resolutions were passed repudiating Know
Nothingism and The Maine Law, and endors-
ing in detail the policy of the Administration
and recommending President Pierce for resiec-
ton.
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IN HE undersigned takes this method TO inform his
friends aud patrons in Carrollton, and vicinity.
that through perseverance, he has got his new Sky-
Ijobt Daguerrean establishment completed, Just beo"
HSstous store near the Depot Carroton, Ohio, where
he is now well furnished with everything necessary to
execute all business intrusted to him. have now
large and well arranged skylight, which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that | can take
oood likeness in all kinds Of weather, excepting otehi
dreu these require clear day; but when clear days
cannot be had, bring them along at any time and WIN
variant satisfaction am determined to stand AZ the
head of nv business and nothing except good ~olk
shall leave my Establishment. AI who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which no other estao
shment in this vicinity boast OF; and am resoNeu
10 give better satisfaction than any other operator IN the
Ladies' and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call and examine as my work shall show for ltseh
Prices will be reasonable and all work warranted NOT 'c
fade, have good assortment OF stock embracing
variety OF fine cases. ladies' and gents breastpns auv
will have an assortment Of lockets to ACCOMMODATE ~
who wish them. Views oibuildirgs landscapes iamh:
grouues, COPY wOrk,-in word all business IN N
line shall be promptly attended to, and waIrSnIeG
please, or no sale. d W.
Oct. Is. '55.-tf.
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WEsrMINsrER REvrEw.--The October num-
her of this able British Review, one OF the re
priu,s Of Leonard Scott b Co., Of New York.
has Just core to hand. The contents are as
fellows: Theism, Marcus Tullius Cicero, The
the position of Women in Barbarism, an a.
mong the aucients; Evangelical :eachings' Dr.
Cummings; Drunkenness not durable by Le-
u;slatieu; The london Daily Press Cote@P0'
rary Literature. :,
This Review is $3 90 year. Postage IA
cents year. Address Leonard Scott q 70
70 Fulton street New York.
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AUDITORS SALE.

Bv virtue of the law regulating fOrfeturss BY the psr
hasers Of Ohio School lands section No. Sixteen
vii offer for sale at the door Of the Court House Ia
Carroon at public Auction on Saturday. the lels Gay
n december next between the hours of 10 o'clock a,
N and O'Clock p NJ the Wes! half Of the North East
ou1r,er Of section No. Sixteen 1e, In township NO.
thirteen 2) and Range No. four C4) IN the s.euOsn'
accrued including the purchase money penalty interest
and costs amounting in the aggregate to slS4e 7s,-
Wbieh sum must be paid in cash By the purchaser
The sbove described tract ofland. j !. BLACKBURN,
'He A'''' Auditor Carroll 20. o.
Novl 1855 CIV.
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THr YourH's CAsKET for December. has ar
rived. This number closes the fourth volume
of the Cssket. Now is favorable time to sub
scribe, Terms only so cents year. FOR
Sa 90 the editor will send the 'Casker ana
.Moore's Rura! New Yorker. Address 4, T.
Beadle, Buffalo, New York.
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his pretenslOns

A Texas RANGER.-We were favored
with visit. during the past week, from COL
Stanley g. Morgan. one Of the Texas Rangers
who so brilliantly distinguished themselves in
the contest with Mexico. The Col. with bis
horse fell in the early ParI of the battle OfPslO
Alto. He was severely wounded--iu conse-
.ouence of which he is now compelled to walk
upon crutches.
He is in quest Of his mother and her family
who left Michigan last summer, intending tC
come to this county. Not being able to discOv
.sr any trace Of them, be left on yesterday
morning for Lancaster county Pennsylvania
where his mothers relatives reside.
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A(iENTS! AGENTS.

DERSoNS accustomed to procure subscribers Tor
Books, Magazines &C., or get up clubs ior nesWsps;
ners are requested send US ther address 9o we VIII
forward them, free Of charge specimen nunOsr GA s
';n aIlow them commission Of 80 per cent Tor then
~", "ns.;"ss s'sS" ]. BRADFORD L BROTHER,
's' No. 8 Courtland st., New York.
Nov. Is, 1856. SW. gr
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~ The Cleveland Herald says the U. g.
Cour. is now in session at that place. Judge
wilson presiding. There are about 100 cases
on the docket. 40 Of which are criminal cases.
The case Of Joseph s. Wilson and Thomas j.
Walton. indicted for abstrsctiug money from
the mail. at Salem. was set down for trial on
the Iith Of December.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-29

"A LITTLE BEHIND TINE Last Tuesday
evenings Mail brought us number OF the
Marietta 'Intelligencer,' bearing date October
"a, 1855. The Inteiligencer is one Of our ex-
changes that arrives rather irregularly; bat
this Is the widest range it has taken for sever
al months. Notwithstanding its long and
perilous voyage, it arrived in good condition.
AT no time within our knowledge has the
P.o. Department been in worse condition :
SO loosely managed.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

. ,y c,.rhsrs A Son. By virtue Of Fl IA. ct lev.
vs. IA. issued irom r ane U0uae sS'at',, =,
county Ohio and to directed, will Oter Tor sale
~ ~. aoor the Court House. in the town Of Carroll
Ton. in said county Of Carroll, Ohio
O"' On SATURDAY, the 22nd day Of December, 1855.
the oowng described real Estate situate IN the cou
y Of Carroll and State Of OnlO, soWG-T [Sa 2. 'ne
sS;n tonrteen [l41 Range four L4,l containing one
Suparad and twenty acres Of and.-ApprAsed at s.
nunUl Tsrms cash. J. II. WHlTCRAET.
A''--S sheriff
! Nov t5 1855. 5W.--Pr. fee $500.
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US.GAL LAEr.--The Grand Jury Of Pitts
burgh has presented female equestrianism at
Agricultural Fairs as q nuisance Ex.
We should expect nothing better from city
that elects its Mayors from the ccnviets Of its
city prisOn.--[0. 8, Journal.
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Eg- The Chinese appear to be returning to
their old home from California. One ship
from San Francisco to Hong Kong took back
400, and another about the same time took
back 200 Of that race.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-29

EE Within the radius Of FIVE miles around
sevastopol it is supposed that more blood has
been split, more lives sacrificed, and more mis-
cry inflicted within year than on any other
eGual extent Of the tarth's surface in the same
time since the days of Noah's food.
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- - NTE"0

active honest in each section Of tne SIas .
AXE orders BY sample for ypsao MsSnsIs viii
salary OF ssspy ssSU pIs payable particulars
be PAID n. N ysIpeau, 4S21 Broadway, New-YOfk
aOclospQ stamp to prepay answers
Nov K. 1855. 4W,
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MARRIED,

On the 22nd, ult., at the American House.
by Jacob Helfrich. Esq, Mr.. Samuel Whisner
to Miss Elizabeth Grimes, all OF this county
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-29

EF The ladies of ofKewanee, Henry county
Illinois have organized a Tree ASSOCIATION,
the object Of which is to encourage the plant
ing of trees at suitable distances from each other
along each side OF every street 10 town,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-29
THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
EnQ
FOR

INDIGESTION a. DYSPEPSIA:
Dr. J. 3. Houghton's Pepsin, the true Digestive Flu.
i'd or Gastric Juice, still holds the first place among all
tbe various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Natul es specific toran unhealthy
stomach No art fman can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and DysPePsic shouo
fail TO try it. o,,
Sold by DR.. G. A. Begel CarrolltOn ohio'
Feb. 90, 1855. 1y.
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NEW FOUNDRY.

TishoU street CarrOlItOn, OhI0'
TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform ia Tmers
Mechanics, &C., that he be has taken back 10 Ia
now in full oHeration the CarroLi'en new
CUPOLA FOUNDRY, 1f
And ia smply prepared to furnish to order all kinds OF
Pioughs Plough Points Stoves, Castings oil all des-
cr;nous, at the shortest notice, and at reasonable
prices = s-. r n,..uh. po;Dts
s,oves Castings &C., constantly kept or hand and Or
sale at low prices, for Cash. L. nc"Oi"D'
Nov. 18th 1855, II.
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LAST NOTICE.:


am again constrained to call upon all who have IN
maid costs remaining due me on the docket IN ns
Probate Office, to attend promptly and discharge me
came THIS Is POSITIVELY LAST soTIoE, and thoss
inte rested negecng 70 avail thsmselves OF Is on or
before the 18Th of next month. may expect vs iron
ap OFFICIAL TRIExD who will look for pay for bis trouble
A. w. MORRISON
Carrollton, July l9, 1855.
AITAVhMBNT NOIlCE.
william Ratter, Plaintiff Before John W AeLAFss
vs. Justice oil the x sAce "
Loh, Mcoueen. def. Orange township, Care
county, Ohio.
On thesl day Of 0c. Ober, A. d. 1885, said Jnss's
delivered an order Of attachment in the above acu0a,
for thesum fhhy-hve dollars and sixteen esn@'
| Plaintiff viii also testify in the above case
WILLIAM RUTTER,
by his Attorney.
X. z. KNIGHT.
Leesburgb. Oct, IS, 1855.
Nov. I, 1855. SW'
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R5TATE0F JOSEPH FORGAs0X, Dsc.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as administrator On me
estate Of Joseph Forgason deceased, ate Of loI .oSh
ship, Carroll county, Ohio. olLAS A"AA"
Nov rs. '55-3W.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-29
NOV. IL
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

BY ORDER OF THE PROBATE couaT,
Cu Saturday, the 18th day Of Decembe 1859, ne-
tween the hours OF ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
p m ofsad day at the door Of the Court House IN the
town of Carroton, will be sold to the highest bidder;
the following real estate as the property OF Joseph G
Kennpdv. decd TO wit: The und vided one hall oi
marcel Of land viz, part Of sec ton thryone Town
min lourteen of range Eve bounded as follows begin
ming at stone which is thirty one degrees ana hhty
minutes East ten feet distant from the North est cor
ner of lot number twenyone in the original plat OF the
IN vn of Canoton, formerly Centefvile, two hundred
and forty feet in length, arr ninetyeght feet ID wIdtn
with all the privileges and appur enanees inefeuhto pe
Ionoine excepting and Teseryng the privilege oil ay
ing of street sixty feet vide of the Norh emo Ih'
same being the Tan Yard formerly oecupedby "hham
THOMPSON. Also the one undivided half ct the e1clu
live light eni prvilegeto certain prng or iountalI
f water contiguous to said premises with all the gn'S
snd prgeges of conducting by pipes, tubes, or oher
wise the water issuing from said spring or fountain IN
direct course through the lands OF Isaac Atkinson h'
original granor to the said premises and IN all thing
and in every particular full and perfect rght 10 emo!
aid premises with the privileges aforesaid known a
Atknsons Northern Addition to the town OF Carroh'on
Apprais cd at $S75.
| Terms of Sale-Onethird ca s,h and the remamlnI
two thirds in two equal annsa payments, with lnteres
from dsy of sale to be secured by mortgage or oher"e
SAMUEL STERLING,
Admir- of J. G. Kennedy, died
Nov. l. 1855. 5wpr fee $500
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WILLOGGHBIT
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier.

UAyING purchased The right to the said sppaIatus, in
Ill the townships Of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
WashingOn and East in Carroll county Ohio We Sould
isu he citizens Of that psrt Of The county that
prepared 10 set up sid appasius on fhort notice aud
ressonsbeterms Said apparatus being for the purpose
Of raising ard conveying water from the spring 70 The
house ubch i admitted be one Of the best appaTa-
tus for labor saving in the female department. nov IN
use. Warranted TO give satisfaction.
NIB. Any communications Tor US can be leit hthe
American House Cauollt0n Ohio,
WOODE0lNE Rtu JEBUsT.
July 10, 1855. a.
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ITALY

Ey In Irish mob at late hour on the
night of the 92nd inst, surrounded the house
of the keeper of the ferry at the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad bridge, several shots we're hred
a man came to the door and was instantly XIII
ed; the mob fed. One man arrested next NOR
ming.
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New Pdneiple No Poison!
RHODES;
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
OR ANTID0TE TO MALAkIA,

For the prevention and cure u Fever Gnd Ague, or
Chill Pevei; Dumb Agur, and other Intermittent and
Remittent FeveTs; alsO Of Bilious Feyeis, accompanied
By Typhc ID symptoms; Typhoid Fever, Yellow feVer,
ship and Jail Fever General Debility, Night sSeats,
and all other forms " disease which have common
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-29

ed between kiLburn and khofaon, 1he Var
had retarnsd direct 70 St.peisrs6uFgh.
II uas reporssd from Odessa that the Allies
had effected landing near PerekoP, and that
The Russians we're basissine ooPPOse them
the report is dOabted.
81. Petsrsburgh dispatches says thGt The Cri' |
mean srEy Is proyisioned for AZ months.
A Vienna papersays that The Russian strength
nov ia The Cnmea Is 200. 600 men Accounts
/ from Asia states chat Omar Pscha bad oFensa
friendly relations with the Imperial e1afo'
whence he will threaten the rear OF the nus
sians, who are besieging kars.
Omar commenced . march on Kuiai' on tne
goth with R2 battalions.
\ Advices from Russia mention the departure
Of ambassadors for Sc. Petersbuigh.
Vienna, Nov. 9Ih.-Dispatches reeeiTed oy
the Turkish Embassy, state the bomoardmens
Of NicolaioH commenced on The 29Ih Of OctO-
her. and continued he whole Of the following
lday. The results Was net known.
CopstaplnOple. Oct. 29th.-The Sultan has
announced his intention Of visiting London ano
Paris 10 the spring.
ENGLAND,
I The leading journals are ashamed oi tns
manic caused by the late war excitement, and
are attempting 10 excuse sne let themselves
: gently down by alIributing the pretended hos
! lille altitude of America to an election Tnse on
!. the uart Of the Presidsnt and his Cabinet
!, Intelligent Englishmen Of all ranks express
! themselves painfully humIGed by the who's
o affair.
Q FRANCE.
L. Another false report has been circulated o
re an attempt to assasinate the Emperor.
$, The monthly statement Of the Bank 0
c. France, is not unfavorable 10 Its general char
s. acter, though it shows diminution OF mil
" lion Of pounds in the circulation.
H. SPAIN.
UufriendIy relations are arising betWeeI
- Spain and England partly in relation to tn
y ~ case of Mr.. Boylan, British subject, who'wa
=, exnelled from Cuba, notwithstanding her agre
~ menL TO submit to the case to the aTbitrament
:" the British Consul in New Orleans.
:. England demands indemnity for BOylan
rly osses.
n ITALY.
The misunderstanding between Sardinia an
I'D, Tuscany remains unsettled
the The departure Of the Anglo Swiss legion iI'
lin Genoa for the Caimea has been countermande
the The correspondent of the London Post sa
= there is no doubt of a revolutionary movemt
and having broken out in Sicily. Several lnSurge
and had been caught and shot. Arrests had be-
ma made at Palermo.
The latest telegraph from London, on Sat
ICY day morning, states that the corn market
Col very firm.
Flour and wheat had advanced at Paris,
Advices From Russia show more war
a :, apes rance.
.n EE In Irish mob at a late hour on
- night Of the 22nd inst, surrounded toe no
Il - L. ILl.E.nia L
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NOTICE.
new STORE,

The undersigned have opened New Store IN Gar
rolhon In the Room formerly occupied by Isaac Atkh-
son wnere they will sell grcds as low and little lower
hs hey can be had any other place in the county, Or
eash or produce. Our Stock consists OF
s Prints, cn
Ginghamss BOOZE To"s'' To'
CassimeIs, Shoes' eeai
Csssipetts, hats, Iea'
Cloths, oaps' ~ ,oco kc
IT,. highest prices in cash store goods tor % GsleO
ls. lhe snd Peaches Wheat Rye BuekEheah oa'S
a61, 600 pounds Of Pork wanted; asSSaN WILLIAMS
| Nov / 1855, tt.
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GALE, LINE & FlsH:--
d By he BbI anda Rstah &c
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D. M. COLEMAN,

IEh0n n.
cu6;ed as Free Press oHdce, Main Street, Carrous0h
Ohio.
Sept. 2O--1855. II.
DENTISTRY!!
DR.. M. BARNES,
Mechanical and Surgeon Dentist.
Ofice over James Cameron's Store,
ain Street Carrolton, ONO. an WORK worA
QIIHYYD one by him warranted to give satisiaeuoh'
Sept. 6--1S55. IT,
THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
: q. MCKEE. ---- Proprietor.
mi. Hotel formerly the "Patton House, ha' been
a oroughly oenovated and is now in complete prePaf1
.on for the reception ami entertainment Of the aVei
inc public No pains spared to render customers COM
fortable. ,aEr te
State 0f Ohio. Carroll Comfy s. 5.
OFTIcE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE
Carrollton, Nov s2, 1850.
sv,ur accounts of Executors Administrator
and Guardians have been filed in this ONCE, ana are
/ set for hearing on Monday the 10th DAY OF Dec' @
n 1e55 at i o'clock P N. of said day, ana VIII pc
continued from day to day until all are dsPoses e
sirc and pendency of which Accountants ana otherS
interested will take notice, viz; -
Final account of John Champer, Executor Oh "ih Oi
"nI FnaI account Of Daniel Satton Admi nisraOr of
Ena acconnt Of John Byers Executor of the VIII OF
John Haines. 81, ,,.rl.. E,.o.n,or of Will
| Final account oil hainisoh "~A'''
Ensi account Of John s. IdCn Guardian Of Jane Bet
U.s. JOHN H. TRIPP.
Probate Judge.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

luke Davis, Ex'r. &c. By virtue Oh venol' a SA'
vs. Court OF Common - ,sa'
James McGinty OF Carroh county, Uh,o'
and to me directed will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House. in the town Of olton, in said county
Of Carroll Ohio, ,ork
On SATURDAY, the 22nd day Of December, lSSo,
the following described real estate, situate in Tie county
vs. onarter of Section twenty-nne (2s,) Township
Srr cen (l40 Range four a., containing one HUNDRED
and twenty (i2O) acres of land-APPraised at s.
Terms cash. d H. WnlAN" e.
Nov. 22-ls55, 5w. Pr. feo $500 sheriff
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

.
" Morrison ! By virtue OF a vendi. xponis
VS.. issued Hon the S0s 80
lanes MeC3ipty. Common Pleas OF Oarroh
coUnty Ohio and to me directed will offer lor saleAt
,Ss door Of the Door of the ocurt House. in the town
u On SATURDAY the 22nd day of Deeembcr 1885,.
the following described real estate situate the coan
~ Of Carroll aud State Of Ohio, toWii:-far 0i 'hs
South West Quarter Of Section tSenly lzsl iG~n'
- tonr.een "a Range four containing one hun
drad and twenty acres Of land-Appraised at 5ss'
20. Terms cash. D. u "i1 Sta,,ig.
Nov t5 I855. 5w-Pr.,fee $500.
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LAND WARRANTS

Bought and sold by GEOF' AhNNHOA'
Oarrolton Ohio, Oct. Is, 1888, Smos.
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AutS Right Come and See.

Feb. 9q,-55. If.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
FOURTH OF July.

IEIEBhATT0S FOURTH JuLY.-PLArIis Hal,
~ Mission school viii meet with Their friends,
a. their halls second and third noors Of ioE -oadg.y
this morning at tea O'Clock. vhsfe addresses by en-
gebtsn.nf, music by professor on the mslodeon al
singing By toe school, srasberries cs n &C.. &C
wiz he served free grass n s-Fr.s Contributions IL
order 20 meet expense Of completing third f5or a. ia
very important. Esv. WV McJlhSEf, Master.
IuSIs MORRILL,, Superintendent.
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What Funeral PILES OF the Mouse and Rat
Twas not the tooth of dog cat,
Nor swinoling counterfeit did that
Twas Lyon'a PHI that struck the blow,
Anc laid tnoss heaps Of vsrmin low.
Look for the national medals aud T. LYONS name on
the label OF genuine articles, which fail Of
Depot 424 Broadway.
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On sunday evening, July at st. PAtrick's Cathedral
BY the Rev VIM STAIRS Mr. JAMES MAsrxRsoN u n 80
ANNIE rnhRx-x hCAvISkY, all Of this city.
On Monday evening, July 2, =. ths residence OF the
broes mother, by the Rev. Dr. Mulett Of No. Ill Eat
seventeenth street, Sr JAMES Gso RcnEY Of Westpor
Ct, to Miss JULIA ANNE MARION, OF this city.
At Washington, July 2, JOHN Il. HAyrLASD, Of New
YORK; to Miss T. BELMONT WILKINSON, of the former ty.
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dSsed by incompetence. From the testimony sdaaced
the Inquest ~ appeared toat for years ps.s tns 20
eeased bad very hard drns-r soi - crassaisneo
there had be-p atsa.sed s.vsrsl times ws' usf I'm
~. Heps and chat on Monday m,roos Just avr drns-
js of brandy he se,zso Nth convusons,
AID ypIreo great agons Tue nry r-Ncered vsrd CT
or dea u b, eonyu siops from inte0ps The de.
sessed was shout IS years OF age ana vas ntIve Oh
Ireland Hs leaves q wife and fagaly unpsovided for
pRowssD waILs BATHING.
Csrepsr Hilton held inquest yestsrisy st tho cor
.4r Of Gresnwich and Leroy streets upon the body OF
Jehs G. II. 6rsvs, g. native OF 6srmauy, who came 70
his death by oeiug accidentally roSned while bathing
At tine foot Of Leroy street. ON Saturday morning last
Tho cecessed along "h tso OF his friends 10 the
aock IN question apo cvmme owerng himself into
The water by means Of which was attached to
small vessel oorsd TO the vharf, whea accidentally
anDs 10 struggled few min ties ~ the water,
whsn be rank TO rise more rne deceased Was the
proprietor Of tso different gro,eIy stores, asd much
y~spertsd ny all who knsw HIM The jury rendered
lAtions city, Coroner Hiton placed all his proper
~ IN the hands OF the Pubic Administrator
FATAL ACCIDesr on sHfPBoARD.
Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday at the New
YorA Hospital upon tho bocy Of rgger, named william
Mccarthy, Who died from the effects of injuries
svsd abou. ago, by falling the foretop
SAL yard OF the clipper snip Golden Age, on Wni,u -
engaged at work shen the sccdsnt oscurred. Tne
jury rvno.Jtd verdict Of accidental death" Inc de-
ssaast wn 80 years OF age
FATAL FALL OUT OF WINDOW.
Coroner wilhelm held inquest upon the body OK
pstsr wise native Of Germany, IS years Of age Who
vss socids tally killed by falling out Of the window of
hs resiosnce No. 1893 Second street The deceased BE-
~ very iDam lost balance while sitting beside the
vindew apd was precipitAtsd the ground beneath,
distance thirty tses Verdict, accidental death"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

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rs sole agency for T. G,b n Co.'S hsnert
Cunuston's Wooo ~aro Browns, and jacob CHECKER.
ln6's pianos and ais the only house whers can
- obtained the celstr modern proved aoracs Wa
ss riapcsy WITH ovsrstrags Prices less than can -
Asd elsewhere, and when DEFY competition, Pianos 70
rat rent allowed on purchase. Pianos for sabs on
uoothly payments.