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JR SraFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, TIE NEW ELEC-
TRIc.L REnTDY.-OLyE Tar Is lNHALtp AND hrLi1D' "
IL sOr r.EEN. Cures diseases Of the
TsRo.T, LUNGS NERVES, MUSCLES, JOINTS sD sAN
soId,, so. y and 2, Ne .-st. 81 - cents bottle.
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ADVERTISEMENT.


uert No 4e Pearls which invite the attention OF
~ Importer. and Manufacturer
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Roor iakn. real Illc sIrc Ihotograph. % eaovs.

aoot's Thont aph. ~ al sisas ss ansisps.sad
nout's "a isff l. rasy ~ assa-s
Harf 10 a. No W. Bnsiwsy cofn-f Of FfsnFin 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

RrRsFp TO DHATH.-Coroner O'Donnell yesterday
held an ipcuest body Of Jacob C.rpener native
erusny 70 wears who lost his hfe Al the hre IN inc
" ery Of Frederick Luthy In iOths near on aV on lhus
dsy night verdict Of accidental oesth ives rsnaeied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

ntp-t aus r,iier 'su'sae stsst : {" ss'os
a. 5rs--e -e-. nJ..s ~ ~-s
i,. L.. /, go ..@-- ID ,.i ---l go. si-..---,
- --tLi-s & 10 sl.---. % go ss-ts-
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fAdverisement.l
DEsHLE Frs
FEyIR AID ACUE PILLS,
TBg Mosr CONVENIENT,
SAFEST,
AID OILY RADICAL CURE roR
FEVER AND AGUZ. . -
sod nv ID D,sslrR Agent the Depot, No. 81 Broad
way N. y, and BY al resp.c ts'ie deaerh
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Rrps1ryG OF CAMPHESE L,NPs.-There were Two
n. Of fire ON Thursday isht In jersey City both esused BY
,h bursting Of camphs smps-ope Mootsonefy
rear the fery and the other IN a' near r'o'Peo
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Assor,s DAanrnnr1t,rra. large sire ft -


... Assai s-is. ~. s.s srs' 's- '''
..,. al sa..l ,.is. g., % siss-hs's ps-s.-
l.. I...ss a. n,-A-s, sPr-s'.- hs''sr-s-- H"'.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

t,rpa,.st The bsuse IL Nj Iipple,. In sponoef
"a zee. M,s o, rsis.is.slr ss's.sa Yes's'a.r -e'"
To-, .sLlsi sais ss.h .ivs' ~s.s s"a T'as'y ~
.is,Lss M asssssi-.
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coUsT CALEsDAR-M osDAr. sert 10
CoxsoS PLEas-Nos go, $50, III, i7V' sl'' NV,
"a ga ~ 81, cot. se9 SIS SD. So
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We are requested to call attention to The advertise
meut of The BreckeDrdg Coai-an entirely new article
for family use, in this market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

ARREST FOR SHOoTKG.--A German namef Iheo-
dore Tsppreck arrested at u O'Clock yesterday CHARGED
with shooting srcoeryman named Herman Landweh in the
eg With axe his e appears thst about O'CLOCK
yesterday morning the accused with four companions en
If No q raenwieb.s. and called for bottle Of
but had been disposed Of refused 20 pay o
IL deny that had ordered The eers OF his
until he became quite AM drew pso which ne hfed
into he crowd The ball from he weapon dd not no~s.i
be OF those for whom intended but entered the
Of an who had taken no part IN re ostqro
- he nn,sted TIE PRISONER was taken before Jastee eh
and locked up for examination
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Found DEAD-SuIoIDE.-The body OF young
man was found On Thursday the grounds Of Mr.
Aspinwal at Staten Island shot in the left side tie
Appeared to be Il German aged about %. lie was
tailor judging from the appearance of the fore niger
Of bis left hand, which had been much prcked BY
needle. double -barreled pistol lay beside him, one
barrel of which WAS discharged and the other loaded
earned and on full cock. He was well dressed IN
black, and had not been long dead when found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

EXPIRATION OF THE Doc LAw.-The law which
allows fifty cents for the capture of all street dogs de-
livered at the pound alive, in the upper part OF the
city, expired yesterday. 1t has been in operation
since the 25th of June and The number Of dogs taken
dmiug the time will probably exceed four thousand
This is larger number than has been gathered from
the stleets in any former Yeas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08

COLUMBIA CoLLEGE.-The new term Of this College
begins on Wednesday of next week, as the adyer-
tisomept in another column explains.
The removal Of the College up town will not be
accomplished it supposed for year or two as the
grounds to be occupied the Fitth-av north of the
Reeervor, need much preparation. Meantime the old
buildings will suffice for the use Of the College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04
ARn Yo1t AnrrnR1Na

ARE YOU SUFFERING
ERoM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Dl1tgt
beat or Side stain or SpiSW, Headache. lnllnnn
ton Still I0lns, Cuts bruises PClsoh Sores Fever Sores
Pain or :inpS IN te StTl91rl tloela N9Ibps ShSlsa
aanun ChUie, Lame Hack, Chilbtlhs, bites Of P0llol
Gus Insects or ilablL loss, glc cake, Age In The ea
Or Face, burns bTites, chatRg, cappel hands, eoIls
Conaeons q The Muscles Or cords, cuts o. any ktnl
SAT- R4eun Segtyy, Sore alpples. Sore lps veaeIea
Sores Scarlet ReYST or any sIaT dlttate, y0u may lest
Gasuled that III this Article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which mol only removes pain almost nStantaously, but
peEeiTatts 10 tue seat Of and entltely
ERADlOATES THE DISEASE,
Some will laugh at tile idea Of any composition eurlns
such lumber 81 dlsease but fyOI but reflect that ttte
diseases, though numerous lane, all arise hom similar
tauteg, the proposition Will ietn less cxtIaNSsah! but
were II leu times nOTeso TUE FACTS which Stare us IN Tue
AGO would JoTct The candid 10 aekON ledge Its t&i for
al who have used L Themselves, or witnessed Us Magic
effects Oh Others, unite IN declaring Just what It's Rnle
(N0Ualeil) 9ndlsi!s., ths ~ hiaiMtH.i, kIS!sd,
TO THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you never noticed Tho striking mllaTty between
many external aud internal lleatet having entirely differ
edy might BE- prepared which should Be equally Applicable
10 bOii This remedy is now offered you IN The s0SPA'
~ SAEAT, which docs not Insult sour gldcl s,anulls
By Claiming TO have beeL found IN some Burning 7onsiit1t
ef HtEteo or Nshty eaItI Of but g simply !he
OllsFEISG OF SCiESCE hes mild ard Simple lis action
am yts revealing IN W ec!s power almost PeLeulee'
Teachlns the most hidden AiHewS Of man or bcnst-
ehu Ecl bes tl0Hi0ns TO the weakest infant u Is also
W. lar tho ehtsFh Lnnet In the market, being n9t ulh
bottles tc< a. iaTgt Rk The maturity, and one fourth lager
iian The laTeAt bsA'deS lr'hs nnIc than four
htronRi No Therefore OcT Il 10 Ihu with lllc AMI cOl
eFe exactly suited 10 tie wants Of itch or
poor, high or low.
The unprecedented size nwlieh tho SonrarcI LlgnNnt
nut w and tho vast expense UI The ateiias uted "
makes impossible for uS tOrsy for tho printing tho
hundreds OltcriiCacS we glt publish, nor do sc deem
sesaary as the article wherever Is used viii rerl'ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04
BLACK, BROWN, OWEES, BLUE, OLIVE AND
nIttttI CLOTHS,

N0TiCR-RSTRA.
have snail stock OF COMMON clothing hal Will !ls'
pole of cost eyeH less, 10 make ioOl fOt my SrlhE
h' SIsS Hee E0Oa" g RlcR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

y WI v ff'''7'' ~ II0PSI WI
NWASrBDTT Two thSsssp4 pounds He's ,v,, soy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04
4 SSl0NEEiS NOTICE,

NUpTNENTIU y ~ FVFFI - = .
G imton u. Woodrow having, oil the iith DAY. Of
. dull, 1871, hy proper deed conveyed " trust to lie
UldeTRifed FOR tie benefit ri Ills said WOOdI credit
Ofb al 81 Ills zeal and personal property aud Cl0scS iac
tlOI oil PettonS IN any wlGe indebted 10 said Woodrow
se required to make lhTedlaie PAYMENT TO me, aud s
In order 10 eteIye any benet under sad trust %iihn
four months 10 fife tSr cllnlS With TIE proper release ae
coidlng 10 the terms OF said deed, With tue
ant3 uEU, w, NlUltISt dsSlSFe'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04
New Savings Bank sto
.t' AT TltH
DIN pnArI nRFINE,

KEEP ms iiEiD AM EFEsT COY EREBp,
GlTlHESS6l Wheeling aud ytihy.-Ihls od l1,
j0Nr atleEtion to my Fall and Winter Stotk ~ tSp.
Shoes, Hats Cspt UNbTelSs nj CARPET SitksNNf ~,
corner OF Market and Monroe tteets, whefe ISi nN'
suitable TO The StatOn, al low prizes. ,,.,...
yeTy thankful Tor tie liberal p9ttoAt Sef
coming amongst jbp repeatedly solicit y0usllotll
aid examine ny stttk, III viii ee leatGte 10 itt an
wait on youl fhs uniting labor with rest, lhat Ely
hive their Osplns health, aud to this adding lllrAi
and economy | nlaf lave Wellth,
Ladies', II you with to purchase Fashionable and ttt'l
winttr BOHNtls, SURF, iiNt
Gall al ihe MD Post tOfite, opposite the MtLuIe.
Gentlemen, IL you wish topa.t chase ta1IOH Ne Ctp
or llat,
III CAllat tie aboyer lAte, where you will ett-th1t
RenNnlhkr, tile old Post 0ffte corner,
To Country Merchants have few Goods to job
Inv prices y .. ,5,,1 =. e5 X, - ,,,rsox
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04

Planished Tin Ware.
list Opeled, ts&ornnnt ofsPlemh lIlnlSheh Wave,
tcr Siewers, Vegetable Dishes, iR Covers Telt., Ess
coolers, Stomach warmers, bli painted Toilet aeiS'l
beauliuarllee We respectfully solicit Tie attention Of
Tho public 10 our varied AID beautiful Of House
ard Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES g. co,
Noes, MonrOs 81, near the Post ONCE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04
Saddlers Hardware.

ASb COACH TRlNNlS0,
lust opened large RtSOtmelt OiSaldeI'S Hardware
d GFd t,Hel TilAiHlHgy, ColehlEd lAIIleE GAInlIh,
lussy Ows, ilubbs, S6stt, FELLOWS, Carriage ahd tire
HoitS, MalsAble Irons, Patent and RnAeiled iHAileT,
end used By thettade To- which iny.,e he al
tthllOn Of lie public, JOHN MILE
nSiS NId SIAM, los MAlnN'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-04
M5EDIGIN!ATl.I

The Monpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIM EMIT,
PREPARED BY Il. III CARR s. co.. FROM
A PRESCRlpTl0 ON FURNISHED by DR.,
WATSON CARR, OK WHEELING,
LATE OF MURGANT0WN.
10 b4gtd RpSa htbyesa yFiReiptthGt any TtRtay HAteh
eiH rslittt an tri,taal pin, siH UFTsPtJlE eom'
fEsSe54, tqE'iiy !seet.!lEI y rt,TstiSS fs'tr-
dtTtlSpt2 In aH3 potWlfaF 10 he
S0NrlPElL LINIlIbST a
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ADVERTISEMENT.
DIR. BTAIN on THE EYE-LETTER No. 2.

DR.. BIArN on THE EYE-LETTER No. 2.
To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR; In accordance with my promise Of Friday will to-day
sreai Of CoDjunciiys commonly known Acute
Opbthalma f Of the Of this disease prevalent
an org ell classes, especially thu poorer.
The immediate ing direct injury, such
wounds or violence inflicted in surgical operations Also by
ces coming In contact getting no the eve such
dust sand sc These njuSe mechanically, others
che ally. Among the latter class, may DC well ennne
Iats few Of many csious made % tho eye IN the
form a remedies Such O instance a. scs- OF rad "hlte
cipate nitrate Of oxyd Il zinc n rates
Of and copper OF silver aud unffequeuty do
the nitric and mu,iac acids and murse II anti
mony And II the most de,ate aud ssn-
of the body had been selected for trying tho most
yio,u applications
The simple fact of their beg called remedies HE'S them
The less harmless snail portion OF OF them being
applied the sound eye Of t,Gthy person woad produce
and camp phee y 10 damp Easements, or sudden
change Of disorder Of the digestive org4Ds TOO
continued exercise by light upon mute or bnght
ohitcs other might be mentiOne but this
met suffice The symptoms redDess, which Is superficial
pain heat dryues accompanied with slight headache
and fes 1 and but little intolerance of light tos hv with
feeling as II there szno ave IN the eye THESE Jp
though light rst In severity, AMI cause
alton Of the ids puuent ophhama the former caus
ing feeling prcking tbs bali OF the The
this disease according the usual mode bleed
~ bsteri e. &c Whereas If mild constitutional treatment,
toeeiher with soothing ppcati made Of many
the VIII oh meet might have ben re-
eyeo saved hopeless binduess But one you
follow prescribed rule, laid down medical works
in your No. years experience ha taught
that heal must destroy, pull down 70 build
ops strengthen oohe the named that Is
thereby lie natural yigor and activity %
letter saturday viii speak OF puruent ophthama
OF infants. Your obdt. servant. w. d. sLAN M. ID.
Ocui.t and Aurist, No. 1872 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
CITY ITEMS.

Our first heated period is upon US in sll its fury.
Friday June %, most oppressvely hot in the City,
though not marked upon the thermometer as hot as
some DAYS last Summer. We believe the fair average
mark in our coolest rooms was about 92o but coming
as il did directly after the cool days and nights Of the
first half Of June the heat seemed TO be very oppres
sive upon larger class of people than at any time
last season There is probably something in getting
used to thing On Saturday left the City in sort Of
hallucination that # we got into The country among
the tees and new hay, where we could smell its
fragrance and see the grass and grain wave, we
should not feel the heat did the day before on
the pavement and by the brick walls. What fal-
lscy Perhaps we did not Jump out OF the frying
"pan into the fire" bu, we certainly did not jump in
to an ice-hcuse. We took the cars of the Hudson
River Railroad at : o'clock, and ia two hours were
fifty miles north-going part Of the time 81 MY
milee an hour. OF course that gave us breeze and
lulled into the belief that il FROM the north
So it did; but oh, how gentle we found 1t when we
started in open boat TO cross the river. The heat
was terrible. We failed to find cool spot in the
woods, and in the bayfield, the sun fairly scorch-
ing, which from the water and the towering piles
Of rocks on each side Of the river, the rehec-
ton gave the suns rays double intensity. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
FROM HAVANA.
- Oar Own Correspondent.

Yr0u Oar Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, Wednesday, Jane 20, 1855.
The emancipation movement meets with a far
more general advocacy than had dared hope
for when | first wrote you on the subject A
very few evenings since an elderly gentleman
the owner, as was told, Of large number Of
slaves-was highly elated on the subject being
mentioned to him. He suggested 10 at oace
make known to the slaves that il was intended 20
Get them free, and il some time before he could
be convinced that it would be unwise 10 do So
Yet despite all this, the Creoles are 80 tickle ana
40 feeble-minded that it will be well not to be too
ssDguine upon the matter.
Some twelve OF fifteen Of the remaining Creo'es
who we're charged with being concerned I'D the ia1e
alleged conspiracy here were tired IN tne lass
three days Of last week before military court
and were AZ, save three who are seyeraiiy sen
fenced u four and two to two years imprisonment
10 Spain, acquitted. One of the latter named
Yznssa. is citizen Of the United States.
We have had heavy rains each afternoon for sew
ersl days past, except yesterday, although the
mornings are extremely warm The general health
is nevertheless unusually good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
FIRES.
FIRE IN ATToRsEr-sT.

FIRE IN ATToRsEr-sT.
Abou, 81 O'Clock Saturday night fire occurred in
the building No. 81 Attorney st. occupied by Solomon
and Isaac Fredericks, snuff and cigar box manufac-
turers. The FIRE was discovered at an early moment
by the neigbbors who gave the alarm, to which the
fremen promptly responded The flames were ertin-
gushcd before the building was much damaged. Loss
about $50. No insurance. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by the machinery becoming over
heated and thus ignting the woodwork.
PIRg IN ELIZABETH-sT.
The same night FIRE broke out in the attic OF the
dwelling house No a. Elizabeth-st., but the flames
were e,tioguisbed before the premises had sustained
any material damage.
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fAdvertiseDeetf
R.NKrS's ZEPHYR MERisO UyDERaARxsSrs--

The weather makes change OF 1900
woald c.nfinae 70 zvits the <snnon % 90 ~
toners and the public 20 the
Rssr UspyscksssSr gvss wokx
cobirns lrhu.s. elasticity durability and chespno~, -
bnx pr,tction from sudden changes N The weather. ~
dirioB o the feet that they
UNIVERSALLY RKcoMsssDrp 81 rHfsicihs
the oons.zn,y ans demand proof OF their ufry
Sotwtfhstsndinx the depression IN vsroes dsrestnsn1 -
trade and the backwstnsss Of the woad sss -
the con Of ends sad evidence Of the ss.ass.
IN which our
SvxNxs HcsIrkr AND USnksvEsrs
held that trade In them the has boon ssss
than
For this need Of public Aver Osea asknO~isanssss
and BY continuing 10 seli 81 The lowest prices
Tar BEST assoRTnExT CIV.
hone and expect eonnaanos Of the patronage
s-pioy, for more than quarter Of century.
ktmennber The old stand, No. io4 Bowsry.
A. RANKIN 4 Co..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

The July Term of the Court Of General Sessions
begins to-day. Judge Stuart presiding. None bat
prison cases will be tried and il is expected that the
business of the Court will be despatched in the course
of few days The following is the calendar ior tue
term. ard for it we are indebted TO Mr. John H. whit
emore Clak of the City Session; Grand larceny,
ss; robbery, s. feonious assault 81 false pretsnses
3; burglary 10; forgery, 5; murder, s. mlsdemssner
/; perjury, /; di.ordery house, l; abandonment, );
may hem, /. Total, 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

The Metropolitan Academy and Jymuaseum, in
si,th-sv. ,Desrwsvereyplsce has now in the Acsdem-
ic depsru ent l33 pupils, and in the Physical depart
uert A. males, and 100 females We are assured that
the institution is furnishing finely under system of
discipline which makes personal eIertion and merit
tie steppIrg-stone to advancement and pretty much
igroes corporeA punishment a means of correction.
There Is course Of public lectures during the year,
on "The Art Of ProlODging Life" which add consd-
cradle TO the interes, and value Of the School.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
fAdyertisemept.l

To ALL AGUE SUFFERERs-NEw PRINCIPLE, -
NEW REsIDY,-No PoIsos .-Nsvss FAILS The new
Andote to Malaria" called RHoDEss FEvER AND AeUE
CURE" the Only remedy IN the market that entirely free
c mineral poon The certificate of the celebrated chem
M Dr. Chiffon attached esSh botis proves its innoceuoe
and evidence Of It's wonderful efficacy can be bad Of dealers
who have for GEo. H. BATES Wholesale Agent. No.
is wsier and for sale BY C. H. RING, C. v CLicKksER
& Co.. and druFsists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
MARINE AFFAIRS.

For EUROPE The Vanderbilt steamer Ariei and
tire mail steamer Union sailed at Doon ON Saturday
for Havre. TIE former reports ITO passengers ana
oOoo IN specie. The latter had 50 passengers ana
s525, AS in specie.
Os vIsIT.-The pilot-boat f. X. Collins saiea
from this port on Thursday for Boston, where sne vi"
remain until after the iih inst. The pilots on board
The Colns, we learn, went on for the purpose Of w.t.
messing the regatta which is to take place In Boston on
Indepepdence Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS,

CELEBRATION or THE FOURTH OF JCLY.-Tn
Jeey CRY aute will bs fred SUNRISE noon apd st san
set and the bells viii be In he evening thers will hs
fine display Of FIRE works up by j. g. and j. Edge In
Nmrsqusre There will also be music time Of the pyr
otechI &c dsplay.
The COBfinf nfa Guard Capt, Sanderson, will parade a.
O'Clock A. M on that day.
In Hoboken celebration will take place.
The people of the ancient hamlet Of Comunipa< will ess-
brse the day by Festival u. B. Wskemas ESQ Of jersey
City Will read The Declaration Of Independence and the Rse
Mr. Nhiteksr of Jersey CITY will deliver the Grafton Ths
ARREST ON CHARGE or PIcKIs6 PocKETs-LsA
evening curing the fonz the ferry in Hoboken Of h
who returning NewYork Ofeer McDonouxh esusI
three pcsous persontwo Of them sad one
cling about in the crowd upon sssinx one o. ~
party stenp pick The pocket Of lady he aressd two Of
the whose names oven Pete McG.ryey "a ~srl
hcGsey escaped BY slipping Of his eost sni vast MA
be et In be hsnis Of the oe- Mehsn resisted but cond
not escape and was committed 10 jail 10 await exsas,fo.
REsoRT TO HoBoKEs.--There was an immense
crowd Of yiier % Hoboksn yrsrday-usore than duns
previous Sunday this large proportion Of hsr. A.
Germans, who visit West Hoboken.
The Nerayk DAILY Adrertiser says that I" n rnes<-
ing OF Deeesie Of the American Order We hsld q bsS
Il Jessey City, bringing together rsprsssasskivss nm xt
Counties OF The stses The sbc chi d - sf.n O a
expression IN regard 10 the Phi sdelphia pstfxn - ~
ie 5000 disens.os cad the discovery II hs s sAsE
nsfses out OF dxess deeess sppssed u. ssoscan
Of an oci1 corfesdon Of faith was ds~el prppsr q ~
oIoash canvas q tho state Cnsnsn By Cossc Ssf,rs esk
ing authoritative action TIE subec hsryfors -, ovs~
meeting Of tho stste Council which viz 70 ~
upudfsts the tvelhA srhela"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
IAdyrrtisementl

"RHoDEs's FRvER AND AGUE CURE" never falls
to Insure peree, he.h enables any nhse Malaria
with perfect ipunity. Dr. j. B. CHrLToss ceheste
tAnes each bottle wholesale Agent IA Esw-York Gsosss
a. BATHS No. is wAters- Also for sale By c. X. RIse
C. v. CLIcKEsrk Co.. and dealers sssersny.
J. A RHssEs, fruvidsaes RI
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tu The eisrsnts from here all ssroas hssithy and
dnstrioas people supplied with mesn, yes evea velsy
eh a. coz see env- here Gully With Affecting ~ sadness
ard ch as America viii receive With open Ezs fs nyse
have taken part In the above sna al
nav hishest es,sern Yours GEORGE SCHOERiBERo,
~ general Agent so the German Etnisranon Society.
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TAayerti -euaent.l

FOWLER AND WELLS, No. 800 Broadway, New
York have works Physiology HydOpsthy, PhrenO Osy
Phoncsr.phy and the Natural Sciences generally.
THE WArEsCuRE JOURNAL and TIE PHEEsoLocIcAL JoUz-
sAL AIs published monthly at sLa year
LIFE ILLUSTRATED hrstcisss family Newspaper. weekly,
At 81 year Agent. wsnt.o At No. SOC Broadway. Ny.
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TREsETArIos TO A FIREMAs.-Tbe members OF
United States Engine Company No 4, Eastern District
nted their late foreman, VIM Kennedy Esq, mssnih-
gold hunnsca wsch, seal and Key IN the shsps
FIRE cap trumpet the whole costing +lO The event wss
celebrated bys COLLATION. got up the engine house David
Lindsey made the behaf VI the Company
Mr. Kennedy replied appropriate speech number VI
Aide ru en- aud prominent In the Fire Department
All
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At NibIo's this evening viii be produced 8 new
opera composed by F. Fitzwillisn libretto by Buck
stone, entitled the "Queen of the Day" principal
paris by the Misses Pyne and Mr.. Harrison. During
the evening Miss L. Pyne will introduce her famous
song OF "The Sky Lark"
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day, at P. NJ, one Of the firm with whom s.d con-
tract made, viii he examined at the Office OF the
United States Marshal. If anybody desires inf'rma-
tor they be present and learn bow business Is
core by our practical" men, IL Is supposed the
revelations then and there made will be interesting