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CO The present winter has been the most
severe England has experienced for forty
years. All the lakes, rivers aad canals in
the Kingdom have been frozen over and more
than ter thousand dock laborors thrown out
of employment Riots and gatherings have
occurred in consequ nee.
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SYMPATHY FOR RussIA.-Ile' following
toast was given mt the cell bration of st.
Patrick S day al Cleveland Ohio:
"Ihe Emperor Of RaSsia-like iae takin !,
OF Sebdssopo. The w.sh is father to thu
thought. highlands emmy is irelanl;s
friend. May he 1--we to be to Eng land what
Scipio was to Carthage. -
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

"SAM' ABorT.-The X. Ms carried ST
Louis at the municipal election on Monday
last against the old parties, each of which
had tickets in tn field.
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The MURDERER GAVGHr.--We are ,gratifi d
beyond moa-ure, to lie ah.e TO state that
David Stoddarl, the man who murd red his
wife IN this city last summer. and who es-
capped from, our jail through the carelessness
Of our oficdrs, has been taken, apd is now
in irons at Fort Dcsmo;nes Iowa. He will
be brought here for trial.--[R. |. Rep.
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Co Talleyrand, famous for his epigram-
matte saying, onca defined the charac O. of III /,
Russian Government to be 'a .espotlsn tenn
pered by Assassination"
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

a. The election in indianapolis on Mon
day resulted ia the complete triumph Of tue
Republican ticket and the total overthrow
and discontinue Of The Sag Nights.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

A RousER.- The X. Ms in Keokuk elect
ed theirmayor by majority Of 200 and their
Marshall by 34S. The peoples ticket had a
majority of ITO and the prohibitogy lsw 20.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

FaTAL BRAyADp.-A man namel Stedm IN.
a cabinet maker, AZ Aurors, Portage Co..
OHIO, one day ltstweek, remark d to d hon.
eopa bic physir an there: IL could take any
quantity of your pills wi bout injuly.", The
doctor replied-.'if you re to take such a
quantity Of this, pointing TO 50 caf IN d.
icins, ssitt wodla XII YOU" The Foolish man
sw liowed tile medicine before he could be
prevented, ard died the same day. sfa. III
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

Fiftytwo members Of tn Massachu.
setts Legislature were absent on the final vote
on the Liquor bill, last week Nevertheless
it pasoed by large majority, and viii prob
ably receive the signature of the Governor.
1t is strongly prohibi,orv in Its character.
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Sk r. " - Ee.1 l..

TIE HAwK-EYE OFFICE has been removed 10
the room, corner of Main and Jefferson Streets, for
merry known as PALMER'S HALL, entrance On
Jeferson, three doors FROM the corner.
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PRrScEro} COLLEGE d rs4RoyRD.-A sele-

PRtN cETuN COLLEGE ID ssfRoYRD.-A tele-
erap4ie d'sp itch from Primo ton, anpounc $
that Nassau Hall the college build nr i'm
that borough, was entirely destroyed on
SATURDAY, evening, having taken fire from
some uaknnwn cause. The students last
their clothes, books &C., the Eoss is estima-
ted at $4,000. Insurance. $1,000.
Nassau "A II was a substant "a, stone build
my four stories high, ahout $50. BY so feet,
ard was erected, we believe, about 1852,
when the OH collegiate ed fee was DESTROYED
ny fire. The number of stude t in the in
sitution according to the iass catalogue we
have seen, was 235.--N Y. Com.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

MAINE ON VETo.-Before its ad-
journment the Maine. House of Representa-
tives by vote of 80 to 10, passed resolution
to the purport that the recent veto by the Pres
ident of the French Spoiation 3 H. had Gre
ated a general and we. lfounded disappoint-
ment and satisfaction throughout the
State. and that the reasons given by the
President for the arbitrary act, are ex traor-
binary an wholly insufficient.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

s'SAM" IN ClNcINNATl.-.The X. Ms. have
elected Taylor Of the Times, Mayor over
Farran who was the nominee of the Demo-
Gratis and one of Their strongest men.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

Our 1--we was ;cIl divided tl.1 RHMf
Its sweetness following where they went,
= Isal gtlisb st5yct where did,
ni "tl I'll d,n &C Gpi t5 hnlseithe lot,
AID sGiscihem all the Sweetness;
! 4 10 Us | ne cnipty loom and o1t-- 5-.a 4lt
IL tl IA the Haven. completeness .s
III Was s5t
g. ''To " these gF;.v,s--to them the rows
The mystic PAIN tees spfing in; it1t
To u the III nee IN tbs hvus -
10 tAs,as he h9ral singing =,
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The last words of Poole, the famous
natice New York bully and rowdv, were,
SIM goner!' A valuable addition to the
last dying speeches of notorious individuals.
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u MARRfED-0n Ftilay April 9th hy Pc, r,
+'rh Gtsher. MIR. WILLIAM MORGAN 70 Miss Irc'v
ia WFNELL. '
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

Wheat has been selling lately in Roch-
ester n. Y, for So SO per bushel, which is
the highest price ever attained in the city,
except in TIVE intances, -lol7 and 1887.
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The WABASH CASAL.- The 4 fayette Qnd.)
Courier is informed by the principal enei-
neer that it is intended to hive the oar
opened for nav CATION bv the 18th Of april,
unless the wcathsr should prove too unfayor-
able f
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

CO Burlington is looking up. new
Hardware store on Main Street, anothersons
on jefferson, a new Cigar store on Main, and
other new business houses on the way.
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From Grace Grccnwoud's 'ssLitHe Pilgrim. .
ANGEL aHfLDREN.
TcoSCLuDED.7

/ thought very oft of those three Ii tie
sisters. Ill summoned awav-betwe II Christ
mas and Chs stmas, and ono day ! had .
dream in which saw them aiI-aiid this was
the dream: "
DREAM OF HEAVEN.
saw gard d so luxuriagt with flowers
and foliage thatit Sc med as though
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

LsO sinc assortment " Gold rcrs fpr sale
~ at [apFii 81 CisEs.
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ST. Louis ELEcTIoN.---The result of the
election in St. Louis for Mayor, sums up as
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The Temperance Vote.

A friend who has thoroughly canvassed
tie vote in this city on Monday, makes Out
tho following expose Of the vote on the Tenn
perance Law 4H~&
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fruit asfthough they invited The new guest to
pluck them the bright PLUMB ged'birds sent
forth one long note Of glad greeting, and the
face Of the angel girl in tn bower shonc like
the morning star.
The angel that led h. little child was vrry
beautiful: bur in her countenaRce there WIS.,
d .rious sweetness, as though she had lzed
on the sorrows Of others until il hal east Il
shadow on her angelic bcatitudc.
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|
of Sydenh m river in Canada.
CO The present winter has been the mos
severe England has experienced for forty
years. AL the lakes, rivers and canals in
the Kingdom have been frozen over and more
than ter thousand dock laborors thrown GU,
of employment Riots and gatherings have
occurred in consequ nee.
| 81 The last words Of Poole, the famou:
natice New York bully and rowdv, were,
"Im goner!' A valuable addition to the
last dying speeches Of notorious individuals
81 MAINE ON A VETo.-Before its ad-
journment, the Maine House Of Representa-
tives by vote of 80 to 10, passed resolution
to the purport that the recent veto by the Pres
ident of the French Spoilation 3 IL, had Gre
ated general and vel founded disappoint-
ment and d satisfaction throughout the
State. and that the reasons given by the
| President for the arbitrary act, are extraor-
| binary AMI wholly insufficient.
| (y Fifty-two members Of tn Massachu.
setts Legislature Were absent on the final vote
on the Liquor bill, last week Nevertheless.
it pasoed by large majority, and viii prob
ably receive the signature of the Governor.
1t is strongly prohibitorv in Its character.
Wheat has been selling lately in Roch-
ester n. Y, for So so per bushel, which is
the highest price ever attained in the city,
except in TIVE ntaaces,-lol7 and 1887.
''SAM" IN CiNcINNATi.-The X. Ms. have
elected Taylor Of tie Times, Mayor over
Farran who was the nominee of the Demo-
Gratis and one of Their strongest men.
A RousER.- The X. Ms in Keokuk elect
ed their1nayor by majority of 200 and their
Marshall by 348. The peoples ticket had
majority of ITO ana the prohibitogy lsw 20.
"SAM' ABoUr.-The X. Ms carried 81.
Louis at the municipal election on Monday
last against the old parties, each of which
had tickets in TIL field.
Go Talleyrand, famous for his epigram-
matte saying, ono defu ID the charac O. Of The
Russian Government TO be 81 despotsm tenn
pered by assassination:
The nomination Of Montgomery Blair,
son of Francis z. Blair, formerly editor of
the " ashington Globe to be solicitor of the
naw court of claims was opposed by some
Southern Sena ors, because they said he was
not right on tho subject of Slavery. Sena-
tor Wade informed the objectors that the
time was fast hastenlng " zen the inqu ry
would rather be--s'Is the nominee all right
on the Anti Slavery question:
a MANS R.Bs BROKEN BY SSAKE.-A
most heart rending transaction occurred at
Madison Il d ana, on the 10th ult., to a gem
tieman mined Med nald. lie was adinlring
abeautifal collection Of reptile of every
description on * ibtion there apd fool
ishly attempted TO handle large Snake
VIII oh cooled around his body, and vii his
entire strength sUcceeded in breaking th. ee
of Mr.. McDonaids RIBS #- ..as
SYMPATHY FOR RUssIA.-1ie' following
toast was given at the cel}bration of st.
Patrick's day al Cleveland Ohio:
''Ihe Emperor Of RsSsia.--like ihe takins
of San,tS,onoi. no " Sh fa+ hay ~ fhs
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and all about her there was range white

''iler dress seemed wove Of lily ltavcs,
1t was So pure and fine"
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CINCINNAT1, hprlI F.
Commissi onsr- Pendry hiss decided the
slave girl Rosetta free, aud she was imme-
diately delivered to her guardian. The Com
missioner d cidtd that hay ng been brought
here by the, owner she came Under the opera
ton of the OHIO law, a I'D was not therefore
a fugitive trom slavery. l9aba Ii ssa. s.
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'E5VFNF sffHFFT9-
~ M soldiers aad NaltOrS AftGUds

WANTED 10 Purcl,ase---a good House and Lot.
w Apeyl 10 EDw. +. ED6fSfcN, .
Notary Public a Land Agent. 4
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BALTIMORE, April 8.
At the municipal election at Ana polls,
the X. N. ticket was elected by an averages
majority of 9l3. .6.g... gf-
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III O'Clock, P. II.
The excitement here il on the increase,
the Germans refuse to give up the cannon.
Fighting has cor scquently commenc d over
the guns. and it is reported that several have
been killed.
TaeGermans are mostly fortified and armed
in their houses, while the Americans are also
well prepared. The probability is that mar
tiers viii be measurably postponed till morn
ing, when it is thgught the present feeling
will have subsidized.
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Our community still continues intensely
excited.
The cannon taken from the Germans yes
t,rday by the Am ricans. was quietly taken
from tie p .bli, landing this P. NJ. by the for
mer. An immense number of people have
assembled on 5Jh street Market place. They
have sent committee for thu cannon which
had been to firemen's Hall and pass d reso-
lutions that if it is not delivered forthwith
they will 90 and take 1t.
THIS they appear d-t rmined to do and a
serious riot seems unavoidable.
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(,oRPoRATlos NOTCH PROPOSALS. FOR CLEAN.
~ Ing tie streets Of me city o. New Gofk -s.4.s
tToooesL s be resolved 81 TIE Oh ~ the Con rx.
SsISr q Srssts ard Lamps oera>f Of Graad sed ~
ss1 streets until ~ o'ecsk on Thars1aJ, taiy II
1853 At wLieh urss ihsy sil be opsssl, IN ss.~
are. vita III. srnsnjsd charter Of lSSa) for cssay
The sfe.ts q the sighie~n fttl e0ntr.<t eies sas
rnoyrg the ssbss garbage, AZ &e thsf.fror sor
Of VI. contrasts BY .hs connss Council Racers "a
ss.inss sT each di,irist ssparsts ep-ssessDa~ fss
The yo,k 70 Be psrfcuDsG he'd spvltea.fon a
TIC effee o. tbs Comm ssioG- ADD sso II "a. ess-s,
pole. stst The Conmissonrr reserves tbs rsst 70
rsj.et Al kny Of ths estimates, dss med for
tsrs, az tie forp1racoa Mani ssflfo.s~a ear - b.s
n ths osscs of Tho ooEmiseionsr. JOsyfu 4 gsaISg
Conmissbobsr u Hr~sss snd lsnps
xB-Ths rvn,h ssrict b.isg the Tenth v.rs W oos
u - sfaf.1 for % tie ronsr4ct Goes not sxpr, m
70 ssIt october. Ssv Yers. July 2, 1886.
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4 AIDES, ArTENT1ON--M. DCANER0N WHO WAS
for years patronizcc By tbs late eyzl family Of
frsEe) win forward 70 any address, for tho Of
dthr enclosed in prepaid letter. receipts aud instas
toEs which will sna DE you 10 male with ease And at
rnmenss saving 20 yourselves tas folio wing vaas
BILE and pdisp' rsabls toilo. .rticcs-Hk eau do 10
quete for the bsnaksrcai.fa and gloves his In bAas
rnte, ior identifying end improving tho com psxon
his oentrsse. for cessng the testh and swsstenins
the brosth his unrvslsd sspathsriog, for rsstor nd
The hsF ana preventing badness his Improved essence
beactu al blscs his Invaluable cosmt bonata for
Ing frtet.s and DmpIes from tie Also, his pos.
DIRE subtle, yornade ana bloom OF roses Tn.ss art
oies OF unfsng eesey, and nsy ~ relied sith
entire eonatsnee. NJ d'CAGsron viii guarantee tho
highest saiisfscon, - thsy will essbls the purchaser
10 male for from 70 70 loo. Preparations walsh would
cosS from H. 70 lf1 In tins shops. Address Maurice
dCamwon, Post onios, NeS Yorh
Mr. DCamsrcn--DsAr Ar-Yoar rscslrts VIII save
many fashionable LADY from $40 TO $40 year. Bs.
sidAs ths economy and The advantage Of wing no
70 prepare tbsm there great deal OF satisfaction ia
mailing Il s ones sell, wing VIA. tnay
from Injurious Ingredients consider my dollar very
pronfaey nvessd and have objections 70 your using
ny name. Mr. MAg8Rfrx HOWE
3l5 9th avsaus, N. Y.
N. d'CAmsren--Dsar SIR Having obtained your
reesipts and having used The tooth prsparxtoas tsss
] must aehnowJeess that / an sgrseasiy ssrprfssd
kosgh simple and easily made th-y bsttsr ID
ADJ th'eg ever used and should suppose, fsooa tn.
care with which ysur cirestons are Oven hat the
other preparations must ts equally good / an vel
sstsAsc And give you psrD1 70 plish this ~
Testimonial, with my name and adiress.
NARY NfLD0J.kR
No conosads.rov, coluEtia street, Brooklyn.
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V'H. MilRlsD woNASs rRlyArE srpicaL oox

fv'UF MllFifD NoNAMb FElFAfE MEDICAL ON
i y,non. ny IN. A. ". hauns.au, rro,.s.or ell
mo- ~. 10. Ga Zoe "a ,sr, extra tlso.s 81
K'ry Woman ran here Uncover, ~ vssg.rsg h-r
iynt,ons With thots cSscr!tsS tis ssssrs en-.
rAs,sr and eaas 81 bar senplAss and b. sgst.f nsss
sn1isiy srt sDrsrrg Tia stfs sbsat beso~'ag
mother hss o'<p need isstrss,kn .si ssvis. IA
5sst 10 hr siiaA,oe. vAeh 80 vi h''s So
Thofs ssfsstns from sessr1etoss 90 rr.sglSnss
TseaiiAs 70 tie fsnA s,s so ~ ffsz sgsss sf
Ussins ~ me vomsl, fon saet slbss I'll s.sh
too in y. pace he nssa' q ss-r'siisn ss>ssfsssss
srf n lief
Is,r.ri o. htsr frsu ssnsl.n.s 10 "a, tes, ore
r.. A. " ksgfl1sss-- Dsrros ss5 1, bE.
Ny Der sS- NJ 81. hs le~s .scspsls ssssiag iss
senps thfs. yssr. e. mor. % ooeelassss ~ sr~ss
yu,h an1 uhsf 90 aen,hs ssfsfs SD esrfGS
LHsr1 % trsry sstrs mere ssd tssl
u,sS ssA prcsrxkS her pstteg hsf las iasszsss ~
sstrr Asf skIsk th~ lest eeoasion e.sps r-s
o. sstT~sd issi,hs ssAss q tsisss .aA ~svii~sas,
and r..-s sec py~s 70 ssstus WORT hsAss ,as
toi shly syssss u - sesssElss sosss s.,tss r.sss
iss sny sSs GA 's rssstts ssi t~rss sssnet "a.
as.s u Jos ~. sshf IL a&xdsd =, 1lf,rssss ~ "a
sps he jeJ ~ rAsss tDDastsa w. ny sss 90 ks.slns
,st ihs srssi dsssvsrJ II n n Dss1.s~aS pssvts., :
r.n.3y ~ 1885, Is.rs:. =, 81. s.' .A.ea aas go
pGliy ny vifs vosia kAvs t~su 10 her sssvs ass ~
fsr .ss ), mis- oEx i rowxggsp. Ne. M p,s.s.
vsy sssrBsn Go, Assss Bo~ss, ~. 4 ysssr s.,s.t
ls.n. p.,'rr~', !fnsrss Dsntisss) ssi .. -
rsts.hiss esss, -: iss L.sssy s.'sss, ss. Yss,
ossisst sast Yhpstssthss. o. shs re.spA 4 o. !
srry vM - ,rssseiss~i ~ nsu, ss.s u rsssass 4
ssy pert " Ms United s.A.>s ~ b~sssrs ms, X "A
Srsssss, p1~trsls, " R. A nsur.<saa ox.ss IN
Lh~ry s1sss, Fsv Tofs, ~ ss1 ~ ~ ssv Yssi
Foss vGs.
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NgY NEW HErTArgAsT, cDIlsfR on pnOArsAY
wi and chsns<rs street, bfsseh H ny wtfs.-s AL
Bsvsr s'rs..s sstkshstnsst. sia BE- op~sss 90 s.sr
ear Jay 10 my oit fb,ncs take this o. rg.,ae,
ss.rirs ny grsisfai hsAsov~srssn.s far tss NE,
us'inerss ~ tnsy sstssm axd 70 The pesle ar
tbssks fer nsS s>troosxs Assrbx sh tat % ssorss
hsys.ofeYs ~ htsrsiiy e-stsvst ppsn ne
kDkLsZ y DET hgTyrD
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FUItsITUltE.

DARE, PARIS Ink usDERDiGsED Would RI
ii pJsetuliy invite those persoas visitus Paris thls
10 call and srsmiss bis sIfsnsvs sna .l.g AIT
soct Of fnfniser. IN vssnI ode, antique, mArqstrs
bull bois 10 and otbsr fancy vooos TOO
10 niins Parties s,speing Ia bay farptaf. vii sol
10 tbsr sdvspiags by csinx sss taff log Tor them
s,ss PRIV Gus a. pcrt bssinx s,s-hsts f.ftsalr At
tn p,id 10 pscba shipping so,ss agi fur
tus IHiHfINK hOuH NO ~ BSIl..arh sssa
usrehss r.. \ All orders left al bis Lrothsrs, A
HoSs, Ara Broadway, Me- Ysrt, punctu.iiT st,ssdS.
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DR. MrSuftI. d.ATE OF BySOOs) COSrisUIs
~ 70 Gupry II. Hniictsd vita sr Arfsy Co1g-rs
brated remeosa fer Va rHhea cure 81 roptas.. ~it1
out truss fever RrA sgne rhs0mt'sm sna pcs IA,
ly exrrs.f reipt q a., ~ recipe Tor 81 Aift1s
IT. MuEdsli. Bro-da.y New YORK.
nE pOgFRH IADJzs' GOiDEN TONIC AgD "
~ rio1ic Pis--A sure reasdy ~ the assahiy lrrs
tuianass T. vhieh females sfs hAhs. 81 psf sor
Obtained Gully Of Dr. WARD, Canal street sAst q h,.i
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II ONG FRANCESCA aAMrNo.-THlS WELL
IL known and dellRhuaI summer retreat ID stuated
twenty Hour miles non New YeRk along the Atlantic
coast Steamers Oosss wAss Ard Jaznss Csristophss
leave fost os jay street. daily for Losg Brsnch there
are several large and eonodous boarding houses stu.
ated within ons hundred yards OF the snors. With
Hns green vs sstsnding In Trent TO the edge Of the
50 Fhe nshipg peasant ridss and every attention
paid 70 the their comfort rhsrs least
Is 600 psrssss vitiSg Long Branch during the
season. ths navigation Of the Shrewsbury river being
greatly nproved caring The present year. 70 enable the
ssanboets to land pxasssgsrs At Bsanehpor Within
mile Of the boarding pousss 6tages VIII convey passsa-
gers 70 the boArtpg honses vnion win be opened the
10th Of June ANY person dssous Of obtaining
win apply % the proprsrors Metropolitan, by vAudyks
Cooper; National House, W. Stokes; Mansion House.
g. LAIRD; United states Hotsl Kennedy Oraten pavi
lion HOTEL B. @. Morris Bath Green sons H0 wlAnds,
J. v. coavers Allegheny, by J. waxdsll
LONG BRANCH, Projectors.
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yJ1yF wosDFR % THg Would -JAo0l 4 yAy
\ Ucrn's b'ocd purifier, u c..ts al other
pounos into tie st.Ss. and =, ssmoFss e0l's
~ ghs, asthma, erour, benetts bio. bssts>ss
ttbbrn pce,t, fhsgmstlsrn isssfs al srs~@a,s sps
spmpnep 10 IL rs.d on ssa sDa l4bi. ssi pfsaasss
nmsasis esTts Th.uasnds sho h..s fa.ad tstsf
sitss 70 its vyn3sifai gssi.l.s tis -tii oouvisos
she ins4.t sbous oles 100 Barclay stree; ss-n
e. ~ Hing. Js7, broadway, corner o. Jehn street asA
efsg druggists and dsssfs Ia nsins tare xha t.a
rsrItTy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

nEArgINoSY.-ASY YoUNG RESPECTABLE m
Nj tsifzent, fsnt,el LADY, Who we1ii prize b ..
b@sa than wealth Wishing 20 link her s4s Viz,
esDilsmsn 81 rv,isr qusAasatons wac does no: "a -
intsxss:ne drirts tobsoco, may aoi that oil
spIseosts her. W aedrtEs.HE h'sTt, Bsoaivsy Pos,
Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DAY HILL HonL, SOUTH AMB0Y, NEW JER Er.
ID rhis van spswn and dsiig otful auamsr retreat,
stustsd the Raritan bay IS miles from New YORK, V
now open for The reception Of and transient
boardsrp upon very Ysas onsos 4rms. ms house pos
sessss the sdvansgss Of pure ar bathiog nshsg,
sailing &c. The sssmsrs John Potter and Jonn Nelson
kavs Pier No. North river DAILY, for 5oash Ameoy.
b. r. LLOYD, Propristor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

- uTGERs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NO. IL
In Chatham square, corner Of Mott stssst ks~ Yost.
July ltS5 A. the aspusi siscsios hs1 thas Aay 81
the of .. Of to COMPANY the foe siaS aAsd go ss-
elected Directors tar the rear ssssiss
tssAo u, barker. ksrrn ~ smith, Jr JssspA Waitssil.
EbjNn y. fsfdy, WlAAm FSss Jsaa a. nswA
Wilson Small, Chsfiss Irsins. bAvt1 H. hsAly4s.
Isnaifan furdT. James Dsys ktvta a. u5pbiss
J.ess Nhlsr J.ln W AetshAln Atsam A. AsvSAsss.
Iass, A. fraser, San s.l kAynss, JsassY WsAhsS.
Nr. II Adams, John rntt, son tbsYts, D. Sslsy.
AAssn Weo5ing. John Hinysoo, nsrh Aspksassa.
Gee usmitoa, oliver " Wssdtard yshs rsssstrsv,
Tbos wallace, George ~. PGrssr yssa Ash,
Cs1r,e PsohbAn, Jsssvk nss.
All ss.ng OF fhs board 81 DYsstsrs, hs,a ta1Ai,-
atsly After the sse. .s- Bsrt OF vas sssaiuDss-
ly 70 elected Prssfsat AMI John W. tstshas, w.
Precedent. ny order, X ~ FEJIOwd, H~ssstAsy.
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Il taohsamopt 10 now open for the reception Of
Waters the many improvements that hav. been added
TO the house and grounds makes IL Of the de-
sirabIs resorts In the vicinity OF New York. TIE fast
and splendid steamer Glen Cove the dock at Peck
alp every afternoon, At r. aud the steamer Dell
Grave leaves CD Cove every day, At A. NJ. aud r.
for Mes Rocheue-rsturnng, leaves New Rochelle at
A. II and half past p. NJ connecting With the Ne '
Haven Railroad. For particulars sppiy at the Mansion
House. Chambers street, New YORK, or to OTIS oRMs-
BEE. ON tia premaes