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invited to attend his funeral at ten O'Clock this forenoon
from his late residence OF Paksade avenue and
Cedar street. His remains will be taken to Cypress Hills
for interment
At Peihamvie, on Saturday, Oct. Is, aged SO years
and months THOMAS BARKER, native of Bir ningham
dear and beloved husband and father deeply amented
by all who knew him.
Chicago papers please copy.
At Havana, Cuba, July p THOMAS suMxRyImD a
tive OF Shropshire England in the sd year Of his age
At Havana, Cuba Sept 20, Ellen, wife of William sum
merded, native Of Philadelphia, in the Goth year Of
her age.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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On Saturday, Oct 49, at Calvary church. by the Rev Dr.
Hawks, Col GDo. IL BIssnI, OF lousilna to Miss 0pIE
IouE daughter OF the late Charles Griffin, Esq., Of this
city
On Friday, Oct s, at his residence 189 East Eighteenth
street. by the Rev. j. Sanderson THos DUNcEATH to Miss
NARGAREr BoRrHwicK, both Of Dumfries Scotland
On Monday, Oct I, by the Rev Mr.. Biger, SEYMOUR j.
PARsnls to Miss ELIZA 81 daughter Of the late James
Blower, Esq.
On Tuesday Oct. o. by the Rev. Mr.. McAlster, HENRY
ABBOTT Of Roscrea, county Of Tpperary, to Isabella
WBnSYsxID, OF Cootehill, county Of Cavan, Ireland
In Trinity church, Tuesday Oct. 2 by the Rev. B.
J. Haght, D. D. Mr. ALvAN Fox DESMAs, of GAINESVILLE
N. j., to Miss MARY BERrocHEY, Of the same place.
Papers please copy
On Saturday, sept 20 by the Rev. VIM. McAllister, at
his residence in Ninth street. b. Mr. LEsuEL
l. WlcKs, OF New York, TO Miss MABY JANE BURGESS, Of
New York, formerly Of West Farms, N. Y.
On Saturday, Oct 10, at the Church Of the Holy
Apostles Ninth and Twenty eighth street. by the
Rev. Geo. Jarvis Geer Mr.. JAMES H. DAWSON to Miss
EueAs CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS, OF this city.
In Utica, Wednesday, Oct 3, by the Rev. II. A.
Nicely, AUGUSTUS II. BuRIEy OF Chicago, to KATHERINE
daughter Of the late Major James Dolba u. S.A.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

FEVER AND AGUE.
PHoDEs' FEVER AND AGUE CURE;
Antidote % Malaria.
The innocence of which 10
proved
by the
certificate OF chemical analysis,
given by
James X. CnilsCn MD,
and The value Of which Is
BY 'As '''s'% no :ss. 'fssSiss sssI. published
.~ersa legs,
terrible nervous arrangements
mercurlal diseases.
poisoned constitutions,
result from it's use.
Its harmless character
admits its free
preventing ,Ss or cure
fever and aguc,
and
all diseases caused by malaria
for which
atmospheric poison
II is
perfect antidote,
pronounced by
science,
proved so by
experience.
destined by not only relieve all the human family
who will from malarous Diseases but TO do equally
good by entirely supervising nil the treatment whether
scientific empirical by poisonous and destructive drugs
by G. H. Ring, Barnes Park, W. D. Danhana \. O. Wells
Co., c. " Clckener Co., b. A. Fahnestock Hull CO.. and
Wholesale and retail druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas, California, Cuba, &c.
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Personal.

NY IMPORTATION GIVEN OF JOHN DAVIES
"A Wakefield will be handsomely rewarded his brother
81 Roosevelt street.
IF MISS CATHERINE LYNCH WHO. DURING TIE
winter Of 1853 resided with Mrs. Harris of Washington
place Pacific st. Brooklyn, will call at No. 238 Dean
Brooklyn she with hear Something greatly her advantage
Any having knowledge of her whereabouts
will confer favor by addressing No 23s Dean st. above
MR.. CHARLES E. NORTON, WHO RESIDED AT 80
lu West Twenty second street, some few months ago, will
please call at A. j. Blocker &C. IS Office No. Broad street.
WILL THE CARAVAN, WHOSE CART CAME IN COL
" isiQn Nth Harlem Railroad city In Br0ome street,
In June 1888 which collision caused serious bodily injury
do the favor to send his and address mne
dately TO Earps Hotel Park In this city Also any per-
sons who were Witnesses Of The said The cause
Of the said and other Witnesses and Is hoped
they win be willing to come forward and give II.
New York. Oct. IL 1856. MORELL D. BOWEN.
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Tooahache Cured in Five Minutes, by DIR.
xOBIAS wonderful Venetian Lniment pay; headache
an hour Sold by all druggists and sorekeepers Depot
- oorlandt street, New York. Price 70 cents.
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Gold Medal Trusses.-Bcnjamln's Brass
spring truss No. Barclay street. opposite the Asor House,
grows weak from Retains tho rupture
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The Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
assumption and all diseases OF the throat and ungs-Dr
Curtis nygcsna Thousands have been restored 70 health
way and sold by O. H. Rims 1876 Broadway. Price only s.
package DR.. Curtis will be at the Office daily from 10 TO
O'Clock, where he may be consulted free Of charge.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupecs,
pre-. all competition. suite Of elegant
private rooms for applying his famous dye greatest
Ard article or it's kind world His style Of
wigs toupess perfection itself Wholesale and retail
n CRIHTADOROS, No. o. gtor House.
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- H. Take only Dr. L. WRiGHT's Liquid Cathartic or
vegetable taseess family physc This medicine although
months since has aaned popularity Unprecedented by
preparation that has been offered the public. II the
enly pleasant and perfectly safe family physc In Thou
sands Of mothers and heads Of families have adopted and
own assistant and the great friend Of mankind. Unlike all
other preparations produces gripping other dis
agreeable sensations; he administered children
easily waer does not leave the bow els costve and
fecty safe all where physic Is required has had
lie effect 70 drive all other purgayes and doses from
use wherever introduced and creating revolution
hitherto unknown In the history of medicine Fu directions
for use accompany each bottle Price cents ten doses
For sale by all druggists In and village
country. Principal Office 400 Broadway
A Cure for Dyspepsia and General Debility
Those who wish find the remedy
complaints will regret fair trial for the oxygenacd
bftters. They contain alcohol.
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H0IlOway's Ointment and Pnls.-ScrOfula,
ratrhcum rheumatism, and Nil skin Diseases
BIO radically cured II he ointment be rubbed into part a
1ectod salt rubbed into No external disease
lns withstand the combined q these wonderful ed
cnes Sold at the manufactures 30 Maiden ane and IA
Strand London and by all druggists at 70 cents 62 cents
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x weeks, by my onguen which viii stain inure the
1kn u bole sent 10 any PART OF the country. r. g.
0eAHAN, b86 Broadway Neber A South Third street. Phi
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IRELAND AS ! FOUND IT IN ga LECTURE ON
br above subject will be delivered the
nace on Tuesday evening 10Th inst by Thomas Nc
Messrs Saders William street, Messrs DoLgan's from
the following committee-Edward Mcroy Jas Mullgan,
Edward Hart +. Mcrck Michael j. OBeirne r. Hughes r.
Gsrrick Mciaughln McshaIe ?. aeKenna, J. Kigeny,
Thomas Gamble P. Fox, j. McKenna ID. McElhnny, VIM.
0'Donnell N: d., II. G. Goodwin, bartholomew Hcay W.
oRenly NJ D., Richard Joyce, Nicholas wnldron Florence
Brooklyn-Cornelus Dever W. e. Murphy, M. d. Jas Nil.
hau, Jasper Coghlan, Michael Meehan.
Mr.. JOHN b. COUGH, THE TRULY ELOQUENT ORA.
1 tor, will lecture Temperance, Wednesday evening"
ne I1th at the Broadway tabernacle subecEvs Of the
Liquor Traffic VIM Il. Dodge Esq, will preside.
at six commence at half past seven Tickets Is
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DatcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
- best in The pryae rccms applying he nm
rs rres stock OF wgs oupees in America whoesals
- Telstl q BACHELORS, 233 Broadway.
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Hlll's Justly Famed Infallible Onguent fur
- growth preservation and beauty the hair removing
sndru &c. Sold at Barclay street, 45 Nassau street, New
y1sk, and ct 2l7 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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zhsu erympelas chafes cracks and all skin deformites
Peudre hair from low oreheads part Of
ne body; liquid rouge lily whe hair dye and restorative.
The old depot 81 Walker street. first store from Broadway
CaMenders SO South Third street. Philadelphia; Bates l9
Warrington street. Boston; Hance, Baltimore, apd Of Mrs.
Haye, BROOKLYN,
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H1lrs ImpFovcd instantaneous Hair Dye,
AsAirgs boI black brown; warranted best in use
Nnves The hair soft and ossy fade Sold applied At
barclay street. 4b Nassau street. New York. and at 2 Fulton
street. Brooklyn
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P1ano1hFtes ana Observation-Disclosures
EyOaN r WAKE CO., No. l61 Canal street, near varioh
Se cry and % per cent less han BpoadWay Uricss
Second hand pianos Ct great bargains.
EIegant Parisian Bridal Cards and Envcl-
Ssa 0 % ssa printed a s or
ar consular notary and society SEALS at ~
India Rubber Fancy Articles. Toys, Dolls,
sees n B-Nsw articles be found at ibis store as soon
nativc Wimes.-Park's Sparkling Cntawba,
&c q French re os n ans q
cd Sy dozen or = single bottle ey BARNES PARK M
Wilson'S D.ndeIien Conee-A Truly valua-
- 81 bilious and liver coInEiains sold BY Hegeman
= Uniied States and Ganadas. NseNs :
Singers Sewing Machines. The important
ret beginning to be understood that SINGERS latest i'm
WORK ny and 20 aS DO 20
shsr machines that other kind worth taking as gH
month and yet the demand more than keeps pace with the
.s every
Msznia.-Only Prize Medal Awarded. to
- new patent radical cure truss Rssrenees as % IL sape
A. E e a'ssr na ' sa1
gentlemen cured by THIS russ may be 500 e Ms5sn
o. No. Nss Fourth street. Cnoinnsu. Ohio Open from
DatsheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
e: dy. Beware " z
=. .sss: H1fs ~
l6s har .o and fade Sold applied s.1
s.:s{ street 10 Nassau street. New York. and at 2 Fulton
Hall,s Justly Famed InfaIIible Onruent fnr
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AeFnla.-Only Prize Medal Awarded. to
ARSH co. by the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations for
4 patent radical References it, supe
ny-Proessors Valentine Mott, Willard Parker and John
CrDochan. An extensive list Of names Of mercantile and
cher gentlemen cured by this truss may be soe 81 Marsh
0h. No 2 Maiden lane New York, and Marsh, Corlies
o. No. West Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio. Open from
n r. until q p. n.
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XrAsTED-A STU kTIOV. aY 4 yCUsg WOMAN, ~
w eanbcmai ani y as.e win hc vashrg aId iroGng,
do waiting Coco rsiegcueg. Apply az rs .~yerh
between Nineteenth haf seaile'h rreaa Ian tr
two Gays no objection q - hort dsanre ~ NJ s2llly.
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VvAsTED-A SITUATION ~ A RESPECT ABLY wc.
w nan, a. plain oooS, wssl.er aEi Naas Agpg - al
IN avenue between 2i 2sh scosi B,of iias F0o
EFF renee. Can be ssen scs ts1 fsyas
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1h8eTS sewing n1Hcnihes.-TM6 f1npOTtant
net beginning to be understood that SINGERS latest
proved sewing machines, running double speed, do
much more work in day. and do much better than any
ether machines, that other kind worth taking a. Tin:
Ne manuiacure Singers machines has been doubled within
month, and yet the demand than with
crcase for every description Of sewing they unapproach
aba N. SINGER CO., 3z3 Broadway
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Wilson'S DandeIi0n COMee-A Truly vaiua-
ble remedy All Of dyspepsia indigestion sick head
e and AL bilious and liver complaints. Sold by Hcgeman
OazR CO. f. " Kushon and all respectable druggists IN
United States and Canadas.
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THE TURF.

(yENTREvIILE COURSE, L. I.--TRoTTING-TUEsDAY
~ October 49, at ~ O'clock Match, 81 60o mile heats
three In Ave- under the saddle. D. Phfer
Saratoga j. M Daniels namesb. Chicago Jack This
is made play pay and on without regard
JOEL. CONkIIN
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
- Convenlon1he delegates convention which
caed 10 meet nj National Hall Wednesday, 18th ins
Informed that the place Of meeting changed
per House OF broadway and Worth street,
Bing. Y. W. ENGS President
Y. q. MOL0NEY, Vice President.
G W. soHAuEn, Secretary.
DnLEcART sALMoN's vERZEgAY CHAMPA6NE-
celebrated brand Of champagne IL In constant OF
shipments and invites The attention o. The trade and others
Orders executed upon liberal te.
DRANDIEs, wIEEs. HOLLAND GIN. DOUBLE SWAN
ID brand, sale, House stores
torms l.. II. SIMPSON SONS, ID Beaver street.
CHAMPAGNE, BRANDY, &c.-OF CHOICE QUALITY,
~ at prcekhy cent below the marset The trade and
oilers invited call and purchase champag quarts
nj 70 per basket Apply 10 WATSON RESTOaI 10 FULTON
street manufacturers Of champagne and importers Of brandy
DEEDS CELEBRATED CORDIAL cIN-wHIcH HAS
III gained much popularity this country a proof
having sold upwards Of eighteen thousand gallons
pledges his word that IA distilled exactly same hat
prove by lie quality as formerly he dsti Of the
Kind Of gin In England under the excise lava where is snp
Piled many Of the nobility clergy, and the pgsc Tue article
is used by all classes from the peasant to the family AFRO
Consequently H. strongly recommended by all Leading
members Of The faculty. This imperial liquor IL the
pures essence OF American grain lis soft and icc
" produced by rome Of the most valuable rcsoryes o.
supply the public with good gin any In London boiling
the gin for BY purchasing OF Mr. X. consumers
would be saved at least hundred per yaore
duty M presents his Compliments TO Old patrons AMI the
nnapce Of the fs East Twenty ninth street between
Second and Third
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NASfFp-A SITUATION. By 4 RESPECTABLE
w young rfi, 20 90 chasbegNorL mud a'lEK g
eas. ofehdrcn and 10 paia sewing we1i Toe
tauitwork Ia snail iattx, iss Sod washer d pncf hes
lived over two - her lf riser give be be' q
reference call or tNo daJs ~ ia 4sh a. "a asgsu-,
seooud soor, back roern.
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Tsssa 81 SaaYsn Art sssgF go sy Ga
b. tetr y IN snfsfed.
IN AkTgu--A SITUATION nv nrggtY AHlK
W j. 4aW Noaan Kcsd 40 y ntsfl
- ~ - ~ seeh = ~ lvA ~ asf - sfsus1 - az
tt'sa1Bo--A SITUATION, NJ HEsPgcfkHLT
w tatsns restfr, - fpsf lzn nA z - - fstf @AsT
srs so~sy hri tSs ~ tfs n ~ Fftftfwf ca A. ~ 80
pksf Z; afFb More - IN y ser 'f0rt ~ 81 glf*
W. sTgD--s TrsTfDa BY 4 YVU ~ NgHAN -
w sr1 q sfs.ss N ~ sssl fesfN ss tfif-S
ABuy seot bssfr Cass fsfsgsarst - FF<s ff-s
tsr a. 80 Gas Al - - Wsses wss~sea - al Ia sff
EEsa "a y ~ 500 8sgF - sas&gea
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

RRooKLYN-wAHTED, IN BROOKLYN A SMALL
- cottage or frame ouse contiguous TO railroad line
omnLuse. for sma family without children Aidross Bos.
ton, Broadway Post Office
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VA AETED--YY A RFsPEcrABtE, HEALTHY MAR
w ri.i woman situation nurse, has 49, oa her
baby, month Old. Alo asiuauoa, ~ niie aged
10 tatr infant do d Wing
rg and Ironing well recommended from hrr last
place. Please call 80 30 "a avenue between h lsb
streets fancy
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XVAsTED-A eITrAriog. Ky A nEsPgcTABiE wo
man, pIoestrd cook, ste uaief lands trrheh lbs
h and American cooking "a all "a ssyetai hTaBheH IT.
lest o. afrli. Apyiy 81 W.
Twenty nth street, between hr fighh arr NI
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01

gsy' The New York Besa!d has thc fol-
lowing in regard to the Bill Poolc excite
ment :
The excitement which prevailed at the
time of the death of Poole, By the hands
Of some parties with whom he vas engag
ed in midnight bravl, is calming down,
and men begin to blush 1t participating Il
the sympathy and homage paid &c tie re-
mains Of the ignobly slain victim ofin.em-
perauce and rival braYadoisn'. Judge
Cowles has ably and elaborateiy reTie"ea
the case on motion to adnit bail, aid mas
decided on bailing Morrissey aat Irving
in $4,000 each, Hyler, linn aaa Var
Pelt in $40, ,0O0 each, bat >he motioH c.
behalf Of Turner and Paugeea vas fetts-
ed. The Judge sad thai, IS 'eSards II
wing and Morrissoy, i, was clear iha; there
is not only no evidence ca which coryic-
ton can be had, but that the pToof did no'
warrant the finding Ct the iEGictfnent, anf
the Judge further says, tna5 while the
Grand J ury viii always have the 5rm and
steady support Of this court III taa proper
discharge Of their most responsible and it,
portant duties, the court viii, with equal
frmness and fidelity, guard thc personal
rights of the citizens against the yonse
quences of SO dangerous precede1s as
that of sustaining OF fayoring an indlct-
ment, the finding Of which is Sc utterly W.
warranted by proof.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
WHOLE NO. 264.

I MARRIAGE AFTER BJRIAL.-Two Partisan
merchants, strongly united in friendship, had
each one child Of diffcrCut sexes. who early
contracted strong inclination for each Other,
which was cherished by tho parents, and they
were fattered with the expectation OF being
Joined together for life. Unfortunately at the
time they thought themselves on the point oi
completing this long wished fol union, man,
far advanced in years, and possessed OF ar I'M
mense fortune, Cact his eyes on the young LADY,
ard made honorable proposals. Her parents
could rot resist the temp rtation of a scn-ln-iaw
in such HueiIt circumstances and forced hen
70 comply. AS soon as rhe kIot was tied, she
strictly er;oineG Iel former lover never to see
her and patiently submitted 10 her fate; tr.
the anxIe:y Of hel mind preyed upon her body,
and threw her in lingering disorder, which
apparently carried her of, and she was corslgn-
ed 10 the grave. As soon as this meiancht ~
oveEt reached ,hc lover his affection was
doubled being deprived of al hope OF her
&idowhood. Bat reco!icctinT that in her
y9rtl she had beer for some time in lethAlg ~
his hopes revived and hurried him 10 the place
Of ner burial, whore a good bcibe procured ,hc
sections permission 70 dig her n1, which he
performed, and took her to place Of safety.
whore, by proper methods he revived the spark
Vi He OFClt was lCf SUI IDfioG aL HHU4I9 tLS
state she had oeen in, and probably as great
was .er pleasure at the means by which she
had Leen recalled from The grave.
As soon as she was sufficiently recovered
the lover laiG his claims; ard his reasons sup
ported bv powerful inclination or her side,
were too strong for her to resist. Bat rs
France was no longer a place Of safety for
them, they agreed to remove to England,
where they continued zen year., when Il strong
;IcIina,ion Of reYisiling their native country
seized them, which they thought they might
safely glatify. and accordingly performed their
voyage. Thc lady was 50 unfortunate as [.
be known by her own husband, whom she met
ir public walk, and all her endeayors 20 dis
guise herself We're Intellectual. lie laid bis
claims to her before a court Of justice, and the
lover defended his light. alleging tlat the
hIsbane by burving her. had forfeited his title
anL that he ha1 acquired just one, by freeing
her from the grave. These reasons. whatever
weight they might have in 4 court where love
D. esdcd, sccmeC have left little effect on tie
grave sa"es o. the law, and the lady. with her
lover no. thinking it age to await the iete4
ri1ation OF ,hc court, prudenIly retired out +
the kingdom Causes Ceiel '@.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01

METHODIST Lr.sCOpL Al Co"FERENcE.-The
sl3join3d prcceeIirg o. this body are taken
from tLc s,ocktor Pepub'ican Of Sunday:
l. S, Diehl presen,ed :; report on tract dis
triJut On, which vas referred % the Commit
e on the tract causc.
Resolutions naiing been received from the
Eorth Chio, -hc Troy and 'he Wisconsin
Conferences, proposing ccr,ail changes in tho
discipline OF the Churcn o. the subject Of sla-
very, Rev 5. h. SilIotds, On behal" of Com
.nittee, submitted a repor; on slavery
The Conference declined : concurrence in
The pyonoscd changes. The report is rot y,t ac-
ted upon. 1t will be made the ,ccial O. Der Of
the Itv .or Monday next.
The committee on tie c. c. -1lC3cQte re-
po. ted in part, "nd recommended the election
of an editor. The Bishop appoirte ted q. b
Tayloc and d. a. Dryden tcllers, and Pre- ceed-
ed to ballot. s. d. Simonus having received
4 majority Of all The votes cast was declared
duly elected.
i vote of thanks vas given to TIE publish
crs Of the AiuocQtc .or their efficient laoors the
past yer.
K, d; y y. a special session vas held for
the election Of two delegates to tie General
Conference. Il. A. 1iaZcn and f. Merchant
were appointed telels =, =. Plain and isaac
Gwen were chosen, and 5 d Sinouds aud
Nm. Taylo. were appointed al.crn.teS.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01

New CABIN CHAIR-Wm Thomas, Of
bingham, Mass, has invented chair for
the cabin Of vessels, SO as to give it the
same motion as a hammock. This viii
be much pleasanter for passengers, and
will no doubt prevent many persons from
becoming sea-Sick.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01

"1'm the youngest of sixteen" said fine
young girl, just budding into womanhood,. to
an aspirant for her smiles. Gracious" cried
he, your mother must have been quite-quite
a-a -mulfunl IN pdrrot''
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
--xz~z

IS Two friends were conversing about
an acquaintance, then in Cuba, where y el-
low Jack was raging, one of them remark
ed that ne was surprised their mutual
friend had escaped the fearful epidemic.
The other answered that it was no wonder
at all, as he was too lazy to catch any
thing.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01

eg The Emperor Nicholas, by his
will, which was opened after his death
BY the present Emperor, expresses wish
that the duration Of the mourning on the
occasion of his death should be shortened
as much as possible.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
@ Sam Slick saws of English b

BSs- Sam Slick says of English beverages.
"The drinks amt coed here; they haint no
variety in. them nuther; no white nose apple
jack stone-wall, chain-hghtning. railroad,
hail-storm, gin-sling, talabogus switchel-fip,
gum'ticklers, phlegm-cutters, juleps, skate-iron,
cast.steel cocktail, or nothin' bat that heavy,
str,lid hlack fat p.rtcr.'
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01

IHE ENLIsTNENT FOR TIL BBITIsH Srg{IcE.
ST. Joseph Howe is the name Of .he British
officer %ho was entrusted with raising recruits
u the Eastern States for the forces in the
Crilaea 7. l.. Br: linell vino is III custody in
P.hlaielPhiG. was his Secretary. OGe Of The
witnesses tor the prosecution stated. be was en- D..
gagged by tie foFn.er TO enlist he men. an >
his Instructions were 10 do t qaicbiv co3s.
dcntirllr aud sccr.tl-, az itrla agajus. tllal.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
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Hea. a lady in Calcutta asked go.cne. 20
a mango, and as he rolled It along, It fell inio
a plate OF kiss-misaes-a species Of grape.
How natural" Observed the OGl9nei, man
gees 10 kiss-miss.'
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
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"Por" OK PA1---s is reported .hei. ii t.,a
event OF 8 waf, INC government intend makiog
q tqr apor all bachelors. The only remedy
for these unfortuua;es viii be for them 10 make
attacks upon all spinsters.