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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26
fegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of sn order of the Surrogate Of
Of the County New York nctss - heIsby gwen 70 AL
per.ons h,,ns claims ssn,t JAMES COOPER ~. OF u.
City deeessed present the same win vo1ehss
thereof to the subsrber her residence No 70 G..'eyoe
AR n5 iswsm MARGARET CooPEh Adlnini.tr,triI
IN PURSUANCE Of an order q the Surrogate
Of GSs5y Of .s.S hs sGi'
CITY deceased to grs's; s ,, 1 wiz
sth day Of December neItDssd. kewYo't the day Of
June, MS NICHOLAS DooLAN, AdnAlA''r.i0r' te
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
% c Of
t Of q. Si.s @ ,1s
in the City Of NewYori before the Its DAY o.
A:lsn la nssaP LOUISA Z SANFORD, Adais,-.trI
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
County OfNew York notice hereby sven % AZ esr
s@ ee.ed 70 present ii. ..a. with 1oaeI
thereof to the ub.eriber At e ONCE Of t@n's Sd.y
twentieth Of January ns1D.sd T9t Tie fns''s
IylS IassmW. Administration, d.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
per,"n. bsvins Claims ss.in. DOMNGOs LIT late Of the
City Of NsGE ssS to >. ss once hs ..
BIATtO No lO7 Pe,,t the City of New York or be.
0s FF n, 'f is Gay o. BAAPRToI6ME BIHNco
o8 law6mW SALNADOh CHAfFELL)
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the cSgny OF JOHN r. wHTTskER late
City ofNewYork Ihyseisn deceased to present. tn, a"s
Bro,d the City of New York before the 10th dy Of
April peI-Dated New York The lfth day OF Oto6er 1870
ol5 i.wsuW FREDERICK W. READ, E1s.asOr.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of New notie: hereby given 70 q, Per.
of York bookseller deceased TO present tho with
fh,rsf hefpo IN
wtnysecond day Of December He1t-Daed New York, the
" IDRIs APPLHY, AdninistrstriI and
jels lawenw' JAMES s APPLEY, Administrator.
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New:
- York-PETER ROWE, GEORGE D WOODRUFF and
JACOT s. CARTER against WILLIAM BACH..oauin n; T
WILLIAM Zach: You hereby summoned and required
% "c '6s % % Of the th upe% the City sd
County York City Hall in tad City and to serves
beir Office No 50 John-s in the City Of NewYoTs, within
twenty days the service Of this on you exclusive
said complain within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs IN TINS
action will take Judgment against you Tor the sum o. h,e
forest the 2h day Of October thousand eight hunded
and dy.six beside the costs of this acon-Dated Nov H.
1900 '0o"p''"' NV BELL 4 coz, Plaintiff Attorney.
nls1awswW No 81 John-st. New-YorI.
VNHE PEOPLE of the State of New-York, by
the ssee of God free and To a M
City Of deceased creditors legsees next OF KIN
Otherwise send greeting: You and hereby cited
Of the County Of New York bis office the City Of New
York on the sixth day Of May next O'Clock in the
ment Of proceedings of PETER b sWEE~f,
soT Of the goods chsttes and credits Of sid Deceased In
witness whereof have caused the seal Of 0ee Of si Sur,9
BRADFORD esquire Surrogate of said County a. the City
Of New York the soih day of October in the year OF
ms Iaw6wW A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

A PoI,ry JUpGg-Gov Ford, of Illinois, tells an
specdoe of one Of the early judges OF that STATE bnt
the Governor does not put upon record the name oil me
confederate magisIate.
nv the name of Green was convicted OF murder, aud
the iujpc WA obliged to pass sentence of death upon
the cuprt Calling the prisoner TO rise, the Judge
said to bim
.Mr Green, the jury say you are guilty OF murder;
and The law saws YOU are to he HING want you add
All your friends down on Indian Creek to know that II
i not that condemns YOU it is the jury aud the LAW
Mr. Green at what tin Sir, would you like TO be huDg
IL e law allows you time for preparation
The prisoner replied: MAY it please your honor, l
am ready at any time thost who Kill ths BODY nave
NO power TO kin the soul. Ny preparation is made,
and Won can fix the time TO sait yourself It Is all the
same to me, Su! o
Mr., Green" returned the Judge, lit is a very
serious matter to be hung. 1t can't baopen TO man
bur once in bis life Unless the rope should break Del IRE
his neck is broke ana you had better take oil me time
Won can get Mr. Clerk since il makes no diberence
10 Mr. Green wbt he il hung just look into the alma
nae and zee whether this day tour weeks comes on
The clerk looked as be was directed, and reported
that that day four weeks came on Thu sday.
nThep" said the Judge, "Mr. Green, If you
please you will be hung this day fcar weeks at l.
O'Clock"
The Aitorney-f;eneral, james Turney, esq, here in
ternOeed and ssid: MAY it please the Cout, on oc-
cartons OF this Fort it is usual Tor Courts 10 pop?un7e
a formal sentence to rem the prisonsr OF his per
lions condition reprove hun for his gulc, ana ~
warn BIN against the judgment 10 the world ID Come
"Oh Mr. rurney.' said the Judge, :" Mr.. Green
understand the shOle mattel he k0o"s be has go 10
be fu0g. You understand u, Mr.. Oreen, cont you
"CeitaDly." said The prisoner.
"Mr. Sheriff. adjourn the Court
-Four weeks from that day Mr.. Green was hung on
not so much 10 bis satisfaction az his appearance
promises on the day of his conviction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

"SYnaRss HoLE"-ITs ORlGN Most OF our
readers have doubtless ala-ioos 10 inc theory ot
can't. S,nmes who maintained that the eaht IL h0l-
lew. with an opening at the poei. The following
copy of one OF hls circulars will explain his theory:
~ CIRCULAR.
LigAt eire, Light 10 Light DiSe0rer-ad isfaitHm
''sT. LouIs No. Territory, N"r'h AmencL }
April ~. A ID. 1913
"Io ALL THE WORLD: declare the world is hollow and
bababe whhiB containing number OF sold coneentric
sphere. within the other and that III open az the poles
sixteen pledge LIFE In suppg, OF this
truth and ready explore be hollow, If the world viii sap
D. ~ and aid zoe !, the undertaking
John CLEVES sYMNES Of Ohio.
IN BIbsve ready for the tTrstise on he pdoc
pies Of Matter wherein show prsois the above positions
Tor yasus phsDomsna, aud DI Dsrw'Bs golden
craia Ny terms the PATRONAGE Of this and the New Won
dsdicafs Il wife al Der children. .eleei D "
H. Mitchell Sir Davy snd B.roD Alexander de Hnbod' a,
nv protectors bnDdre3 brave eOmpsnio's, wen
equipped for Siberia the Fall with rs'naret
s-ishs the Ice NJ the frozen engage We ma
reh land stocked with thrifty vegetable, and a.
not man. rssehng desee nofthwrd OF isfitnae
vil in the succeeding Spring = u o.
"To bis EIc.lepcy Governor WILLIAM CLARE n:
TIE ssove s copied into number OF Nts' h.s e.
Ter for 1878, from an Ohio Journal, which voncnes ."
Symmes a. man of intelligence aod rs'pec'aonlty'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

,,,,,~rp A7re NARgHAE6 OtFICE-Nsv. q
n ss,es at John srey ooe Of the crew Of tAs th
" 0t<n:
r.. ~ d.ssoasn. vss examined Richard eni.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

Tpr WILGIAnsBURGH FIRRY CosPASY.-A report
Is In circulation that the Wismsbnrrh Ferry Company intend
% 40 av.y with issuing communication tickets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26
RUSSELL W. wEsrcorT' Apeiioneor
,or-I ~ call attention 10 the large sale Of ele
Nv OCLno,,sFuOID FURNITURE 70 be made BY him
@rean Hteamers, &r.
EOR C A l. 0 n -
EEw-YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
NICARA @ u A.

sBoRTEsT kOUIE 81 IVU hILEs.
pPICES GREATLY REDUCED.

PKItFS hFsDDVf1U
The new Docks Virgin Bay and al San Juan del Sur
az. oonpleted The will hereafter lay stthe whsrves
receive passengers and freight thus avoiding all in
s-5Is bort 49,. r. ., ,r,.,,,r,,,1, r. =,
500 tuns burden will sal. st
loot Of Besch,L, North Ave. for SAN JUAN DE NICARA-
ara on WEDNESDAY. December a. at Talsck .. ~
cn,neet with the stesner SIERRA NEVADA f0n SAN
HAN DEL SUR. 70 the Pscihc. for SAN FRANCISCO.
P.ssenxers soute.
Fiy pounds Of bsfg allowed each passenger pn cents
on
Tor Freight or Passage, apply to .o,,.
No linz (freen n. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP Line:
I FOR HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS-On TUESDAY,
Dec ct D. M from pier foot Of Warren North River
Inc fat and favote steamship PHILADELPHIA, Captain
John MCGOWAN. will sail a. above.
Passsse q BE- secured al the Office Of the Line.
FIdfht TO ew.OTleaDs 81 cents per cubic foot go
Shipper. will be supplied with blank bills Of ladns Of he
form ned by the Line application at their office No other
farms gued and no bill Of ad viii be signed after he boar
Of sailing. n " - W..
For freight passage apply at the Office No 1 West-st
oerner of Warren M v kObkhlS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26
AMY LINE WIN SURE CONNECTION.-
nOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA ion

OUYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EUNUTA lot
HI LIVERPOOL-Tbe EUROPA, J. Leitch Commander,
viii sail from the with the mails and passengers for ia,
rope on WEDNESDAY the 10Th inst. small steamer will
Companys Dock Jersey City with the passengers
at II O'Clock. L. CUNARD No. Bowling Green
EOR LIVERPOOL.-Sails on MONDAY, LIST
II December the fsvorite Packet Ship WEST INT Capt
HaIdipg FareSecobd Cabin 20 steeTage, B and touud
pr, Visions Apply board Pier No 49, foot OF Jefferson
IT. East River, 10 the Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26
COR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-sEMI-

EOh CHAhLEoIU ~ nnu n ~ ,as..a.,r
ship SOUTBFRNBR Capt. NJ Murray will leave pier No
an r., on WEDNESDAY, Nov %, al o'clock o IN, pre- pre-
sely For freight apply board where all bills Of aaine vii
h 1iered and for passage the office OF SPOFtORD
TiLEsTON 4 Co., No. % Broadway, The new magnificent
and fash going steamer NASHVILLE Thos ID. Evan, Con
pande, win succeed Snd leave on SATURDAY, Nov % CON
eetinf wit the steamer ISABEL for HsvanH and Key West
TIE foIte srsaner CAROLINA makes regular trips TO the
various oiaes the ST. Johns River Florida connecting
with tb from NewYok and leaving Charleston
TUEsDAY o'clock P. Through tokes to Jacksonville
eSli 70 Pilstka sS3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of HewYork Notice 10 hereby given 10 oil
ne,ons bsype claims against DOM NGOS LIT late Of the
t EewYork deceased 10 present the ssne WITH
thereof TO the subscribers the once of bAkIOLOAE
BIANtO No lO7 Peart in the City Of NewYork or be.
fore the day of Ap neID.ied the seventh dag OF
October 1855 BARTOLOME BLANCO, (px..,,o,.
o9 1,w6mW SALVADOR CHAPPELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

TOR IIVFRPOOL.-The new and splendid
p.ck,thip SIMEON Smith master 'oad',g at Pier
No North River ana will have immediate dispatch Tor the
NOV. mort Foi freight passage spOIy to
sPOFFORD TILESTON Co, No % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF me surrogate OIL
the County NewYoIi notice il hereby to all persons
having claims srsn,t JOHN H. WHITAKER, late Of the
City Of NewYOrk physician decessed TO present. the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber Of his office No W
Apr ueIt-Dsed New York the 4th day Of October 1885
pl5 I,wsmW FREDERICK w. READ Exesleor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03
Died.


At Jertey City, on Thursday, May l. after short but
pinfa illness VALENTINE THOMAS MAUD, aged Is years
and months.
The eads and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at
O'Clock from the residence of his aher No. IS Gregory
street. Jersey City His remains will be Inferred I'm St
On THURSDAY, MAY l, Mrs. cArnARrsE KrYsKR aged es
years and months
tend the fuhera from the residence Of her son-in-aw
henry Useted No IL Catherine sip, TOMORROW after.
noon at two O'Clock Her remains will DO taken to
On Thursday, May l. NANCY VIRTUE, widow Of the late
Robert Virtue in the 18th year Of her age.
The friends and 4uanAnces Also Tia families of John
Virtue ard Jane Irwin, respectfully invited attend
her funeral from the residence of her souir law, Robert
Munigan No. IS liver ssee, tomorrow afternoon at
On Wedne.day evening April &c. Of consumption. JANIS
BYRsE, late Of Newry, Ireland, aged 80 years.
fhs fisnos Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from his late residences No 1913 Hud
street. corner Of vandAm, this afternoon at swo
o'clock. precisely.
ron Friday morning, May ., o; consumption, HESRY
Ts ~ sn ns q nsS and ,sos. Of
bYoherf, respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this Aerpooo at two O'CLOCK from the residence of his
brother p. LAboyteanx No. 2ll SIXTH avenue without
further invitation.
Albany papers please copy.
On Friday morning, April 2. Miss SARAH EIzARETg,
daughter OF Mrs. Catherine Smons aged 20 years III
month"; and days.
The relatives ard friends of the family respectfully
after at two O'CLOCK from her mothers
residence, No. la Prince stree.
At Jobpstown, N. Y. on Tuesday, April 20. WILLIAM
DECATUR intent Of Hon. 5. D. aud Catherine Morris,
aged weeks and day.
10 realms Of bliss beyond The skies,
Thy mothers spirit fed
And left her lovely form below
Tc mpgle with the dead
Clatped 10 thy gentle mothe's breast,
Thy ittle form to earth was given,
But srpe.s bore thy spirit up
INT, her breast In heaven.
On Sunday, Feb. 10, Of vonto, JOSEPH EATON LITTLE
FIELD, Of the Jose Battalion, Nicaraguan army, astd
10 ytars, me nth and IL days.
Boston and Maine papers please copy.
Near Savannah, on Saturday, April 20, GEORGE MuTs
WAIVER, Of Bath, Lorg Island In the 6lsI year OF
age.
fhe friends OF the family invited TO attend the fo-
pessl tn rbftrov s"tIpoop al too o'clock h's IL
seljynee, Ss;s, dis iensiGs VII BE- tskes 70 -.
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On Mondsy, April 30, by the Rev. j. Searles CHARLES
MCNEIL to EIlZABEPH 0RRIAN, both Of this city.
Tn Thursday Nav oy the Rev. Mr.. Searies, Mr. JOIN
VIM. Smith to Miss JULIA C0DDNGToN all Of Brooklyn.
Love laughs at locksmi:hs and locksmi:hs can laugh
at love-
On Thursday May l. by the Rev. James Mi0ett, at his
reoence No. 122 East Twelfth street, Third avenue
Mr.. JAMES w. LINTON. Ct Norwich Conn, to Miss ANNA
MARIA MrIIIGAN, of this city.
At New Rochelle, Thur'day morning. May /, by the
Rev. Mr.. Roberts Mr. WILLIAM BEADLE, OF this city, to
Mrs NARY JANE EDWARDS.
10 Smithtown, Wednesday evening, April 80 by the
Rev. Henry Beam, D. D. Capt JACOB B. CoNKIN to Miss
AIMIRA D., daughter Of Ebenezer Jayne, E,q ali of
Snithtown.
The parties win leave in the steamship Aims, for
Havre, TO spend their hone ymoon.
In Philadelphia, Wednesday April 8, by the Rev. s
Moae HARDwiG NEwHorsR, OF San Francisco to ApEIiA,
daughter Of Isaac ]. Phillips, of Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NAY 3, 1858.


Marble Cemetery, In ssecnd street. New York for In
teruent.
On Thursday, May ], EIIs B., youngest daughter of
Richard and Anna Murphy, aged months and 20 days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this Afternoon ct one
O'Clock from the residence OF her PARENTS No. Ia East
Twenty eighth street
On Friday morning, Nay 2, of Inflammation Of the
lungs, CHARLES II. WoLoorr, Of James L. and Nancy
w Woloott, aged Years, months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon, at
hapas O'Clock, from the residence Of his parents,
No. 81 Hester street.
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The New York Weekly Herald.

NEW VEUC11y
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA-THE PANAMA
MAssACRE-SEws FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA,
SOUTH AMERICA, MEXICO, CUBA, HAYrI, ST. DO
MlNGo, ETC; PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS, ETC.
TEE WEEKLY HERALD will be published at eleven O'Clock is
ncsnisg. It's will embrace full details Of the news
Nicaragua particulars of the Riot and Massacre at Pa
mama rsws from Europe California Washington and Oregon
Territories, South America Sandwich Islands, Mexico, Cuba,
Hsy ST. Domingo Ac Con sessionai Proceedings Editorials
sn various subjects; latest BY telegraph Destructive
Conas Philadelphia; Financial, Commercial Pehi'
cal Religious theatrical Sporting and Maritime intelligence
Ceether with varsity and matter. En-
gle copies wrappers ready for mailing be bad At The
counter. Price siIpence.
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COAL.

CYDNEY PfCT0U AtD LfsGAN OoAL MINES
= There IL large stock OF ireth mined c1a a. ABOVE
nsmed mines The ingsn mine has eeea opened exoresy
the supply OF coal tor IN has been ssver
gsa companies and highly arprsved of Penas wsaor 10
mJ ori coal have credis ooeted by applying co.
EARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

IN PURsU sNCE OF AN OkDEA aF rHp :. ~ X .t - n
OF the county OF New York, nodes II be.ssy gvs1 N a
persarp having claims against Price civ m
Sew YORK; deceased me her t,er
a. 70 the shcroer her rr - pss'on 10 H.
civ nt New York, before The Yeb cav OF
~, ! 7 -"u &. s..arx
u.,d New York, The n day OF sovenDer, io3A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03
..-T,e ,,er1on Tea Company hive "a

hsn VARIETY Of TOR grocer Tea dealers ard
,es1soucholg Oclons ard Soung H,sJa lOc 4r
uIpowder aod imr ers from 20, 70 ~ al other tljss
equally low. Alto, II. boxes OF good iamly rs FIR
al can pxamIr NO l45 Cbs'es N street, between
Pear. sLc EtVssye tutts
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williamsburg City News.

TIE CASE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by THE JURY.-The
COsoner's investigation to inquire into the Of the
death OF Anton Leber concluded yesterday After
at the Sixteenth ward station house. before Coro
Hartford Professor James II. Chiffon testified that
he had snay zed two bottles Of liquid containing red
sediment (Which had been prescribed for deceased by Dr.
Raumsn) and found that 1t consisted of veyetabl
tcture Of purgstve character by the action Of tests
he could posi- lively determine what it VAS from its
taste and purgave action he believed IL to be alsp the
red sediment the bottles consisted of vermiid With
little OF tartar which weighed eighteen grains
The jury rendered verdict that Anton Leber came to
his death by the gross ignorance of John Bauman,
who attended him ply scian, in administering medi
cine which the death Of said Anton Loler, and
that the said john Bauman is guilty OF malpractice
PETER STRAUB.
PAUL HAsLACK,
JOHN KREB5, 1
WV. KINGDOM f'uforS'
ROBERT SMITH,
PETER ROE,
On the rendition OF the verdict Coroner Hanord issued
q warrant the arrest Of BaumAn.
PGIcE Jusros.-The Police Justices elected last fall
Dor the Eastern district entered upon their duties
ThuJsdsy Mr. James Garry IL the Justice for the Fifth
district prspg the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Sc
venieenth saIos John X. Brown is Clerk. The court
will &c held the Fifth district station house. in North
Eth street Mr.. Daniel Feeks, senior s the Justice for
the FIT district. comprising the Fifteenth, Sixteenth
and kiehteenth wards. Cerk-Stephen Ryder. The
courts held at the corner Of Wyckof and Lorner
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03

The Espenscheid Hat. THESE UnEfvaled
are 10 demand than Their superior quality
N. ESPk NSCHEID, lis N street.
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500 Fine Cashmere Business Coats, very
slightly ged worth Sl2 selling st EVANS clothing
house, Us and GS Fulton street, a. S..
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Hope for . season babe the world fAreweN,
- beauty faded before the awful sp III,


Dygspss snIsa .sd taught .shs e smile again, =:
sss. sans
snS mind sD SSs, y.sssss
sss1s are 50 peeuss'y adapted aese that Ss
i've M an aDpes mpsI tone and vgor 70 ne system ana
vahd fheJ are particularly adapted to weak and defoAs
HosTErTER. SMITH co., proprstors Cincinnati.
Brandreth's PMS, In their Nature are simi-
lar TO the vegetables used by for food They subject
the dgsson passing from The stomach to the mites
blood new vitality which occasions to hro any impur
With hete avs few grains Of vegetable sSrass remove the
virus or The sick and in 50 mild manner that they
every day give and pleasure ETHs pits are
a,sihs ssdnss Hudson slTsst and No IS sosery
VS. S s fu an By ri &
aists and medicine vendors in the Union
Guaranteea Care.-Or. wheeIer's Annihi-
spr positive cure q nsurssa and ri % ssUs
% :. goa' ss Dr. ~ I
Pamphlets gratis
Reformation, Scrofuia, lxc.-Hyatt's Life
bssam Is the certain remedy tor the Of
Mr. IT, xsc
Tory rheumatiim asthma, bronchi. and hd,ey comosint
despsIed o. cured lady in the family Of F. v: Gisy
Eq the Bowery dry goods s.ore.No l2s terrible
had been treated snd abandoned in Of
emineL, physicsns Principal office 246 Grand street
lis Fulton street Brooklyn.
The Astounding success or the Oxygenated
Site,s In the worst cases Of dyspepsia owing s peca
mulAn, produces reaction unpe asant sensations
Toothache Cureo, TeeIh Beautifully Fit
ed put In &C. all without giving AM paio warranted 81 the
wav and Fuiisn street over Knoxs Rour aupoaed both
.or lax les ana gentlemen. DR.. Holt. Dentist.
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Spring Fashion, In Ties Cravats, sc, 49,
Ken fashion nv.d TO inspect the now styles Of plain
ara far just received from Paris with other
nxveles GREENS shirt and furnishing establishment, NO.
4
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pm earth with paupcr's rites, sna with sorrcy or
sympathy that which IN pauPer breasts he lies,
he rat,ng Of the dust upon his paupsr coffin lid his
yuiem and HIS dirge
Died. the 10Th ut JusrUs WAxSxR, aged 100 years
and 20 days The deceased par IN the American
Revolution and was conversant with all the circnn-
stances Of that eventfu period In 1872, he went to
Liverpool Medina county Ohio where he lived until his
death One Of his granddaughters was the first white
child boz in that county Longevity peculiar to the
family His father, Ebeneger Warner, attained lhe age
d 81, and his grandmother SO.
Died, near Nashville, Tennessee. the 22d alt. wx
ARMsTRoEG, Youngest Of tho late General Robert
Armstrong In the 26h year Of his age. The deceased
entered the navy about years since, and
lively ano efficiently engaged In the service Of his
nv months ago. for the purpose engaging in other
suits.
Information - been received the Navy ne tment
Of the death Master ALEX. CUNNINGHAM, 1T Por smouth
Virginia, on the Goth ult.
Information has been received at the State Depart
n<nt ut Washington, Of the death OF Dr. HENRY CLARK
Of New York, ana OF Dr. A. ADD MARSHALL OF California,
ut Smpheropol; and Of DR.. SroDDARD (residence not
stately, at Vienna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03

Nessrs b. HerrnE Co, ls5 Wafer street, sew York:
have get one Herring paest caamoon sac out Of The
Anon N wss ev red BY Messys Seman Co. The safe Was
syroeed 70 an intense heat fer thirty six hours
eef''e FAKREIS 4 HFRRI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

SALiFORNIA DIAMONDS EQUAL in BRrLLIANfIy
" and appearance to the reaen,leueas pin, a. {, SIS
rbes to SN; earrings % to sa6 ladies' pins Is 70 $40
STUDS sleeve buttons Sc Any Of The above article. by
mail 10 any part o. the United States l.. J. JAOJ 81
msI ufacturirg eers, 407 Broadway. -
DURE GOLD FOR THREE DOLLARS Az OUN9C-
By the hydraulic pioces in washiag the soil resn
IL produced through common h. pipe wi hin ia bu
bred mi Of this city, One halt the or sba
Tor sale by s. COLMAf. No. Wall street.
VEST CHAINS MANUFACTURED FROM CJMsDsf.
ton and gold. hose chains not 70
color and VIII wear the same as solid god They
rAped represented or the monAy returned irices no
$40. Manufactured only BY us, L. J. JACOBS nAauf.o
'ufirg Jewellers, 407 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-03

Door Plates "A Large AASOrtment OF silver
pAaes trim ~ 50 upwards; visiting card pate aud
xy cards 25 wedding and CARDS, hsnd
sun,e ugp plates tor chow windows, very cheap,
3, g, CLARK, sngraver, bs9 Broadway.