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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-05-15
From the South Carolinian.
Convention of Delegates.
CoLuMrIA. Nav Z

~, COLUMBIA, May 5, 1855.
lhe Convention MT in the City Hall
th's evening, at s o'c!nck.
On motion of Gen. Gadberry, DR.. Thos
r. Powe was calleG TO th. Chair, ant
Thomas Y. Simons, jr., requested to act a
Secretary.
On motion of L. G. Palmer, the roll wa.
called 10y districts.
Col. B. Ii. Wilson moved that n Com
mittee be appointed to prepare rules for IN,
government OF the Convention and to nom
mate officers:
Is. ii. Wilson. w. ]. Ellerbe, B. III. Rut
ledge, Note A. PringIe, James Patterson, ]
f. Iobin. Thos. Thonson, III. |. Cauab
man, o. +. Edwards, ". A. Rosborourh
4. NJ. Muldrow.
The Committee recommended.
FOR PrcSident-llon. i. w. Pickens.
For pice Presidents tS--IIon. G. Cannon
Hon. G. w. Dudley, Mr.. L. w. Edgerton
DR.. j. +. Poppenheim, Col. w. c. Beatty,
Hon J. w. Blakeuey. Hon b. F. Perry,
Hon L. G. Palmer, Hon. g. p. Sullivan
'Secretdries-Thoma- Y. Smons, jr,
Samuel G.. Earle, Arthur Simkius, +. Gail.
lard, j. a. lngis, 5. W Melton.
On motion Of Henry Buisl, esq,
y Committee was appointed, who con
Quoted the President 10 the Chair, when
he returned his acknow wledgmen,s in very
eloquent address to the Convention.
On motion Of Gen. McGowan, a resolu.
ton was offered to appoint two delegates
from each congressional district to report
resolutions
Gen. MCGOWAN, Hon. A. Evins, J. K.
Iobin, }. A. lnglis, w. Il. Robertson. &.
l.. Burckmeyer, j J. Pettigrew, Il. Macbeth.
n. Phillips, Q. Z. McRoy, III. |. CauyL.
man. |. J. Rice.
MIR. Perry offered series OF resolutions,
which were referred 10 the Committee of
Twelve.
Mr.. Gadberry offered resolution that,
al! resolutions relative 10 the representation
nj Cincinnati, or to platform, submitted
to this Convention, be referred 10 the Com
mittee on Resolutions without debate.
Mr.. G. n. Reynolds moved that Com.
m'ttee OF Twelve be appointed 10y the chair,
Tor the purpose of recommending four dele
gates for the State at lafye-whicl was
carried, and the following committee ap-
pointed.
&. n. Reynolds, J. Patterson, ]. c..
Brown, DR.. J. Il. Watts, JAS. Farrow, S.
Ralney, Hon. w. +. EIlerbe. Lucien II. I.o-
max, Col. I: e. Law, l.. ii. Rice, J. ID.
STROLLER, \. Mckenzie.
Mr.. Blakcncy moved that the delegation
hom each Congressional District of the
State constitute Special Committees to
nominate two delegates in the Cincinnati
Convention, and that they repor, such
nominations TO the Convention.
MIR. G.. ~ Reynolds offered series Of
resolutions, which were referred to the
Committee on Resolutions.
Mr.. +. j. Jones offered series Of reso.
!u,ions, which were also referred.
Mr.. B. F. Perry offered series Of reso.
iulions, which were also referred.
Mr.. 5. L. Graham moved that all con.
duetors Of the Journals Of the country be
invited 10 take seat on this floor.
Mr.. w. X. Robertson moved ,ha, r.
w. Gibbes Le appointed printer to the
Convention, which was agreed to-
Mr.. Wilson moved that when this Con
vention aljoums it adjourn 10 meet 10.
morrow, at 10 a. m. The Convention
then Adjourned
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-05-15

DR.. Johnson's zeal for religion was some
what rough, as may he judged from the
following anecdote: When the celebrated
Abbe Royal was introduced TO him, upon
the abbe's advancing to take his hand, DR..
Johnson drew back, and put his hand be-
hind him; and afterwards replied to the ex-
postulaIion of friend-"Sir, will not
shake hands with an infdel.' 1t is TO be
feared, judging from human nature in gen.
eral, that the doctors manners never made
the abbo admire the doctors Christianity.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-05-15

AWFUL DIsPENsATIoN OF PRovIpENcE.
"A private of the East York Militia was
on parade few days ago, at the camp at
AIdersho,t, and being accused of ,akin,
more than once by the sergeant, 10y whom
ho was threatened that If Ie did So ncoin
he would be reported to The colonel, said hc
did not talk, and at the same time wished
that "God might strike him dumb if he
had he wns from that instant stuck
dumb, and has not spoken since He has
answered questions 10y writing, and stated
that the moment he had uttered tie last
word. dumb" he became so.-English
JnDer
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-05-15

A petition has been presented by the
English convocation of clergy to the Queen,
urging the necessity Of more righteous laws
against clergyinen convicted Of drunken.
ness and similar offences.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-05-15

CUT TnIs OUr.-A correspondent of the
London Literary Gazette, alIuding TO the
numerous cases of deaths from accidental
poisoning, adds: 81 venture to affirm that
There Is scarce even cottage in this coun.
Try that does not contain an invaluable.
certain, immediate remedy for such events:
nothing more tl.an dessert spoonful OF
made mustard, mixed in n iumbler of
water, and drunk Immediately. 1t acts as
an emctic. is always ready, and may be
used with safety III any case where one is
required. By making this simple antidote
known you may be the means of saving
many fellow creature from an un,imely
end
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-05-15

IL say, nigga, how you sell dem brooms
cheaper dan dis inderwideral can do, when,
between oursebs, | steal de stuff" "You
big fool, Pomp, steal mine ready mana.
factured."
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-05-15
THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVIS 81 TRIMMER.
TOP. VERNON. As.ociate Editor.

Pfies Two DoLLARs per annum in advance. or
~ SO at the end Of the year lfnot paid until
af.sr the year expires $500
Payment will be considered in advance il made
within three months
No subscription taken for less than six months
Money may be rcnitted through postu,usiers at
our risk.
Advertisements inserted ut the Usual rates, and
contracts nude reasonable terms
fhe Spartan crculatrs largely over this and
edjo ming 4 stricts. ami oilers an admirable medium
80 our friends to reach customers
Job work Of all kinds promptly executed.
Blanks. Law AMI Equity, continually hand
or prin cd to order.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
DIKN.
,iAr- Aprl 5. ln tae 81 ra.r ID

BlLLiS-soSdeuly 90 Saturday APl y in Tie sd year Of
The ..iTss h freods and iAo-e Of the family respect
uli, ID the lIe n sieroooa e. eocs'
ten de CLgnh 4 the BOY COnmunio0 conner r~-ntsta
..r.t - S.1th ,vena. wilogt fsrbsr insitsroa The
,nan. ~ b. i-l sn to Irni, Cene'er, for 'neraisn'
BECKER-on Friday Arsi . Of saIls' fever As-i yesr
moth. IS dAs-. Julia MAIsAretA i-iAat -sGShas of
MsrN William Beckett
CoCKFY-Ou Fntsy ayr '5 Of eon,a nptio- Nay c. wife
CT Bea Cocker. sged = yeSrs. months AID = iHys
DAyI>-Iu this ct, en- Fndsy. ApI S Mrs Ann T. DAVIS,
r-sct q ur Geo. DsVs N tac I'D le.r of neE age
nrs,s fr N The r.ldepcs Of Ter Geo ST DAVIS Va
rae sis Aernooa 81 $ o'loef VITA
cut fr-rheE f.vttsiaOr-
ELSFY-on Fr4.y Ap.a Is Of enlussmen, OF tn aest,
oe,rg- vtstgb OF james =. Ani SAEAA ) E.sey
sea YEAR, moths sid days
EORHAN-Oa Frisv moruinE Arri IS. Ellen Fothsn,
tv. q Leysrs County Kerry. ireland aged g. years
FALyEY-Ou Friday Apr IS John Fs!vey, aged 30 yca~
HANsoN-or Friday AFul s At O'Clock, Martha J. HAaA0a
HowARD-on Friday April IS Mrs EHI.be'h Howard ss-t
81 wears
KFLLY-On srnday evening ADr = Rob, Kelly Of ibis ely
Fure viii Be announced in the evening rse'
NlITON-Ou Friday ming April y dropsy n 5sn.
May tra AsAwlet infant dA Eh,er Of Alfred and S~Iah u
nltua SD yeAI. llok ths Aid - days
moOhE-Ou Friday April IS Of consumption Mary Moore
~i,e Ct vm. Aoore, ssod 50 years
oCsBURY-on Sunday April r. Henry A. ossbury .sei 's
rfe r,.v-. 'nd friend; are ny.! to he snsr, ',Ty;s;
ooster street, on Tuesiay, u2 o'clock
PHrILIPS-In Brcokl,n on Friday April ei IN the S6h year
OF his az, Thomss Phillips, NAIVE Of Wales
ROLAND-Ou Friday April ., sfer OnE I'D paEfal ,aes,
ul,h with Christian Ortitul-, Margaret kO, sad
vie 4 G,orse ,ald. ia ths Slsi year OF hef sse
s(HWIND-Ca Wednesday Apra D. Henry Sehsiad, ~ Na
- Eleventh street. sSed ; years
The remains the Cemetery Of he Eversens
sTANpEIN j-Is us city, On Friday, AprI ,. Mrs Arn
Stalcrius wife Of Mr. John Szrdfing
VAN RIPER-Ou Friday, April . Abraham Van R7er IN The
sfh year @ b.
v UhIFPLf-Ir bro,klyr on Sunday moruiaE April 2. Of
csret fever Florence cid daughter o; Dsd sni Ab gal
; " hprie ased years mcn'hs and dsr.
Te relatives family and also the member, Of
Ir9r No Is J. d. r.
,sd 70 after 20. No 80 Carlton
Ful;on avenue oooek this afternoon wiIhost u1ther
.oto
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
iAdvertisenentl
DIR. SALTER on DEAFNESS.


oh 20 oomplca piece Of mechanism tbs hunan .sr
= Of course liable 70 dersBssment frou vsey Of o.us-s
ness u the DEPOSITION of hay&eAd N. NJ he
l"IonsM-ihe parchment Of the oTuIn-which Al e es
We oohe1e' OF sound he effect being ss prodae OF
sIo ee4ea psgs situated occasionally in the
O the's or ase by the preseDce foreign ia t,
seeluett oi iIsqusst occurrence in children. We
1--we sso o1s io Of the internal passage ths eas-.t
,fdshon fHbs~heh admits toe throat: for er,s
Ptsb' iaise sle oi1cklns up the Orhcs Of this tube
are IL different Of frequency many causes Of
& @ Sa cons on-I oeai 90 Again chl rea frequently
iOuhu aee uo recovery non nfsne Csea4es
eSseHioH of da Of be thyoaf along th, .abe 70 p
tII ear VL9ic - TOO oiteu unheeaei. not being
s "es sh1 aef hsnmstion O: the any period Of
ne tie seLss Of hesrD less imperfect pysHpt
essuret are adopted foE is relief First the delicate s,dc
alluded be yBflr,d by sudden oui noise violent snez
or eoughug perGid BY useTa aoo Of course
tLe aieese Goes Lot receive correctly aud
ca not convey ire he atdory thence
10 The brain where is appreciated becoming Of
aDE ~ me o OF sounds from the ola OF thunder
The bali note in the ae Of Pursuing this idea shall
re. that deses of the brain, whence auditory
te are IN Posh tbo1gh intricate sources Of de1fa>I'-S
Ig forth al the snd dis Elimination the sur deter
nine how far ioca and hos far general the
ef u sct t1c deafness be msIady, per H ssynp'Om
d other masde The crude of surgery
prsceed BY the general physician, duoe many thousands
remain content De- deaf Who doubtless curabe Jr in
stance, IBIS deemed sufficient syringe the
~ster for the removal Of hardened whereas chemical
solvent often found Requisites and when poypvs
not slV tai the hole for
vii return in aggravated form. Then exploring
chan il difficult unpractced hand hence IL
perhaps often weyand its obsTucnOrs Agsn:
usual treatment Of esrsche smfy sburdpoutces Of boiled
ouiOns applications Of blcon-O and L1udaaum-now
thol piece Of ,oqsfn fig thru't into the Such the
employed for the Of Of the painful diseases
ineide system. The pain due course
dschage OILY remains which hid siverted
and here II Of ter, the destruction
hst uste orsan-the esr-wheu py1pey remedies
promptly 90 might a. once restore IT, Perorations
rupture Of the membrane require careful hsndDg
times, however artificial membranes become Necessary
These SDbjecs ~ be further discussed 10 fuure letters.
FRANCIS sALTER, MD Oculist and Aurist,
M. Y OK
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
Tur NyS1FRlovs WoNAS AND CHILD.-We no

The MYSTERIOUS WOMAN AND CHlLD.-We no.
.ced briefly YESTERDAY the arrest ant eon,'sA 70 the Ain
Hn.. of woman AID chld as vag day visited
the paes lie Aas ioese and sane t1s al
tion,l psitcuars: calls herself Mrs NSiueiJlt, ard
sav, ske from Brooklyn where she kpt boarding M
.,ne tine and she is Known there BY eAcae As'n-
.eNs on gac s,Ttet. AID Mrs Rahbone residing on tAe
roirr Of Piorect and another street The esud very
little boy four years old on the Sih OF MAY
On ouestouiug tu be Gays that he Las botheI snd sssi
1be wamau however she had two other ehndreH pa
they are both dead. Tbs Atue boy Is unusually inte'
l.eut for child of os age, and appears 70 ee tho'
osshy drilled p answering questions II - very dnc AT %
.et much him. he ro doubt, hss been lasuc y
,b.T net 10 give drect answers eadas questions de
.aN. hs name Jcs ph MslinSort I. Green tac sona2
.,xs her u.u,e Green bcfs cer rAEAse, ic' ,e w.
-ise very lizzie formation CT herself We Learn s he ~
Constsbe ard the Mayor have written 20 Broosyl - 81 IA
fo afior abcu th.s party AT she - a -'
lei her 20 home She she wants q 20 % NE io-l -
fld Mr Alien who owes her Tor board ~ - " -
ri r-r who blsgdcG With ker n BIookNu We c-'e pc
.;cr H. giving thess that sone Gus h'S y -
70 h. iesl character she su Intelligent wonsl sa
- IN b, su- but brta 20 ths boy ~ SeNeAiein
New Io-k between Sixth snt entA avenues ~lriv
~, boarded e. tie tilne with LADY named Cole
'i' ''~ TBs!tuors Pstriot ATril >.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
Total 1885.

Total, 1885 i2f..........................S $500 ha "
In addition to the above $500 900 exported this
week from Boston, of which $4,000 went from this.
city.
The American Exchange Bank has declared a diyi-
dend Of y cent, payable on and after jth prox
TIE interer on the Stocks Of the Corporation of the
City Of New York due and payable May /, 1885, will
be aid On that day by r. Kelly, esq, Chamberlain,
at the Mechanics Bank.
The Public Building Stsck Of the City Of New
York" i5l5,OOO falling due ON the 9Th day Of May.
I-56, will be redeemed by the Commissioner OF the
Sinking Fund that day, at the Controllers Office,
No. ; Hall of Records.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the New Haven
ard New-Lnndon Railroad Company IS called for
Wedncsday evening next, at Blancads Hotel, Broad
wsy, on alleged important business.
The Mechanics Banking Association has declared a
b. M annual dividend Of cent payable May
The semi annual interest the First Mortgage
Bones OF the Madison aud indianapolis and sco,s and
Hooking Valley Railroad Companies, due on the lst
Of May, will be paid on and after that day at the
banking house Of Messrs W Wnsow. Lsnier & Co., No.
52 Val street.
The Money market rs without change 10 note. The
demand on call fair bat equal 70 the supply st
y cent Tie Bank ofIerings continue moderate, and
go.sar 7qs q cent for frstclass Dames.
Our q. .foD, who ran away with another mans wife
and e. coo of other mems money, We have snoe as-
eertar,d, although he let three children behind him.
was v.ty careful 10 take with him the family Bible.
He pT baby thinks, with The Journal u Commerce,
that ir hs cas- Bible wa bettertbsa Sharps rife.
II, Msyssie and Lexington ka. .oad wa sold
Ami sd at Lexington under decree Of Fayette Cir
cu., Court. Mr Dayld Tyler Of New.YOrk, agent for
the In, mortgage bonchOlders lie purchaser, at
a cot Of S5ol 600, which i about third Of the
au- al, That has been already expended in the con-
..uctis of .be enterprise Another half million doi
lars vii be required 20 complete the enterprise.
At the ssle the passenger brought from 5000 to
81 200 esch The freight cars avenged $40 10 $50
each Tie iron rails brought s3o v tun, and tho
Lsndcas - each; the ties ten cents each, and
other things IN proportion.
The private ltterS by the Arabia are generally
hopeful A fair amount Of orders have been received
Tor Americsn securities. banker writer:
LOsDos, Friday. April ~.
- Morey still coz.nues very tight and the tendency
10 .ueeustion y - great HAT fear ig will outs,rp
,bs rov,r Of TIE investing public 20 absorb securities
H., sone tine forward 0,herwi.e the symptoms Of
returning evident. J. Bank Of France hs-
large increase # bullion, aUd aha, comes here WI
row prUbsb sIh xcept the drain Of sdyeT Tor the
East snc tie b.lsroe the Turkish loan ye, TO be re-
uittsd American Securities too abundant, bot
his afternoon q Ermer fee.n prevail.
From Han burg mercantile house writes
" Tas eoc.inaous eEpor! demand fos slvu csuse~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

The receipts on the Ne of the Morris Canal for the
week and the season to the 18th ins,on, are e. 1877
searst q GA TO corresponding time last year. The
Canal oreued some three weeks earlier last year than
this.
Messrs C'ark, Dodge & Co. advertise in our
ccluurs ss775 % the Coupons Of the City Of Daves-
port ard the County Of Scott Iowa, which AVE been
stolen fr, m etter addressed to Messrs. Cook Il Ss-
gent. Davenport l'wa
The Cottoa market is well sustared under the for
eisn rews, ard sales TO day 700 bales MID
dugs ilialII. Iherc IS An scive business in Coffeei
OF Ro o. % bags sold at 0llic In Sugars there iss
is, busress dong at steady rates sales 200 hnds Gu
ba Mucov ado ~ sc the purchases sre mostly for re
frinc B.eaisus c, ntiI q decline and the impress
son IS tha, they will 90 still lower; fours down ls,c;
at he ow prices good brabds in better de nand for
e1pot State brands are s5 62 81, Southern brssds
are heavy Wheat is also lower to &c. 2 bishel,
with considerable lots cferng at the decline there
Is mere dong for shipment; ss',s Of White southern
at 81 IS and Red a, 81 60. Corn ia in better demand
for export and is held more firmly; sales Of 5000
bushels at 90 s6ac Pork has improved little, Mess
selling st ely 37l9ss 80, and Prime at BIS 6sl
Beef continues dull Lard is more firmly held, bat
there j. not much doing.
Tie Imports OF the week, other than Dry Goods.
are 81 .s2 6s5 against 81, 1872. i3l same week last
q skn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
Advertisement ]
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INHALATION IN DIsEAs

INHALATION IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
DR. RoBEsT HUSrER Edsor Of THE MEDICAL SPEcIALIsr.
de votes bis exclusively the Treatment OF Diseases 6
the Lunss by Mecsted Inhalation Introduced BY him
pTeseIt syste1stiIe1 form
To extend the benefits of this treatment such
visit New fOrk let OF questions viii bc Sh
umber Of The Specialist containing explanation Of his
views
DR. HUNTER has opened branch Offices Fhlsdelphia No.
S02 Wsnus under the charge Of Dr. +. MoRsoS aud at
Baltimore No az N rh Charles under Dr. j. b. WILLIAMS,
accomplished and educated physcas, 10 whom patients
sppy with confidence With these exceptions Dr. Hun
abrosd authorized his
Dr. Hunters residence and Office No. ss Broadway
NsW-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPscIaL TEsm-ArKIL ,6-Bef'cs
Judge BosWoETu.
LIfE ESTATE IL PERsoNAL FSoFIh4i.
Ardressagt Dr- vtOUs sul ~ite

Judge BoswoGTH.
LIFE ESTATE ~ PERSONAL PROPTRlT.
Andrews Dre ytOUs sul ~ite
When testatOr by his viii bcqueaths his personal
strs e AID upon her death bequeshs the 10 his eh
!en widow purchases rea4 estate WITH the pros s
ara sk,s deed her atd dies LEAVING 81 bF
which she oev.es 81 estate 70 ooe OF sGca eE
he real estate purchased will sgsin the dev>ee u he
sos b. a8uc ged 20 be bsttu7 for me property Of hs
e.tsts 81 winch il wss bouxht snd BE- distributed such
rrorertv woulc hsd oontln ued % eNs ~ specie DeHar
-r cy~lred with with 5erly 70 whda" a1d .as"e
qsyu ent Of costs - -,
.cTloN AGAINST GRASToR ASD DSoRrGAEk-PRAcTi0t.
Wade s.L Turuey I'D Consn
When the crantuT, ia bis deed, covenants thab tdc
l, cor ve e S tree al incu.nbraces and -
ttar there por mortgage VI Il rem tus OF 1e 'u a.
. a. euu beiaIle uuT sid AID tAe MORTGAGE iAss -
80 = so due urou aud the eraniot n1s.s t9a
otns i. Gue the pun nay hfnE seton A-Aa' -
r.f.r .ucA ultt.aEee s,-ftAn whether yif a.
40 nv peh l. doe upou I'D 70 have ta - ne
Of record on Tayurs the found = B. due AL
have Igcs sneut pay he same tie ETaio f -7
.st A. ouus 70 hii There iJil1-f ~ seFetA a-scs
of actions They a. out ot trA1sIioLs eoase'e' VIA
~, .suoe .ub,eet cf sction. Cole, I l0I SAB /
1 oply rt II controversy ~beSAer anything "a das
pron the norfELse 6fccs deicLdAAi a. ulea - tar
H. sp II u rroIsr u should be eoDeu4sd u reaon
80 h hv ooe suit tie srAtor has Interest N the eouo'-r'y
the 4siuH. sad = E-ees-Ar p-, 70 eoelp
pet oysrred; bu, nsy De withtisEa sd 81 Aas'r' P@
n. in tel Gays psymeft d eosA
PRAcIIcE-DHsURRLR.
ConIeJ ast Clart-
a complaint which merely stst-S A. cause oi -
TOR tb.t DE defendant used ard occrpaed eertAi7 PCS
oo thai il was vorth ths Of sSn ttAi ranEf a.s q
usueS dsfeodAa; that tne irtes hs los pa.
.ns ia. he-. "a tusy sad frrn tefsnsact &C n
rf thst for ssee occ.fsaoe. aee zsISSe - ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
SUPERIOR COURT-GExER,- TsEs-APsfL y.
Ple,-t 81 the j. 3g@. bu' Dvls Irt 5osSORrh
Bsr-st Ans AZ John u. Hurout

Crder Of arrest discharged, aid stipulation thst no
-. be brJ GfLf.
TIIAL TEHN-APRIL es-B.,0ss Judge DUEa
Robert L Tlt0n HalL0a fire ln-1rsnes COnp-n;
Ths c,..e a report of which appeared N Iueecay :
TEisVsE q TIE sGry tersesa and o. ssSai-4J
sfferuocu - L.
fauisy hes-nE uTon gus-4-n oi iFt-9 .lAss-
ur-1n rsrr 1= esrat- o. Loss on u u 30 pro
rrIrary Tfoc's znd Dr2rIci-t
lie jury i-s; utet t1- y se PliHt.1 vas ElIy o.
sc rroI CoTa-y Tie sEhes- respect 70 poucy "a
ytrlsfet st Lat ne CoHA Sefs
laile wEtser goods destroyed D, are O. soe-
~ srs Thsv found for tue painf Tor 90 sad, IN sas--f
t. question u5uIte4f vtel1ef tae g'as "s's
hufrt Or stue--ssld taey Ensble . say SA se
s-sn al D. D. P-d ir paAinuf. W.keG4aa I'D L-staas
.r-iF ir.-. larf far a-f- ..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
IAdvertiseInent.I
NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

-THE LAST UNFOLDING OF Tue AIR oF HEALING COY
SUMPTION desire all Consumpyes, but particularly
no have TIRED all other physicians without relief kKpe-
has shown that can cure CoNSUMPTioS readily as
any other disease. and that my LUNG and COUGH SIRUP
positive cure for Consumption IN all s varied form.
BIa NJ. j. MABIS, Psychoal Ply and Therapeutst,
No 81 La Fsyette place Neg.fOk.
OAiee honn.: 10 70 pm. ". anesday exec 2ted-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

CHARGE OF GEASD L,RcESY.-Peter ID. Mol, for
eny of the Spanish schooner WiDermoyeh was yeser
ch.scd with stealing 500 the property OF Capt
Morrow of "a vessel II 6oEed that the "a OF January
& the accused Capt NJ and the cab boy were standing
~ ot OF Tenth street River the Captain droppsd
h. wallet containing the MOI picked tuP uno6-
.r,e b, the Captain by the boy aud put into his
teele He gave boy 80 keep quiet also
t,omIeed him thashug he tod the Captain On the
tsy Of sailing MOI failed be bod and the vessel LETT with
o HIM Durg voyage the boy Informed the CsPaa OF
vhs occurred and week he had MOL az
s,ed The pnondeT taken before Justice brennan sho
rnnnittad for eX.ulL Atlon.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
BrRIyD IN A WRLL.-On

BURIED IN 4 WELL.-On Saturday afternoon n
man named VIM buried in well IN North Second
s Ct Bride ard received injuries which
thought w terminate fatally. He had been woIk At the
bottom Of the we'll ~ feet deep ad ~ss being hauled up
by rope attached Has ard Just be reached the top
tie rope parted and be pecpad 10 the bottom In hrs
dtfeei be fell brace and afeIwaTd shovel whh
stAndi uesriy upright with such force that the handle
W. brolen quantity OF stones IN the bottom OF the well also
calto in completely buylns him and when taken out ser
some tus supposed he dead but finally no revived
ard WIS residence Noh Fifth street, whore he
was attended BY Dr. LoIett
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

CORoNERS INQUEsTs.-COrOncr Reddng held an
inquest Saturday Tie bodies infants :, the residence
Of the parents No Navy street. wheh appears hsd died
ard The mother and father
both when the Coron to the house
ard il IL 10 th. cause death The children strbu
ted The father committed to the cells and the bodies
were Inferred by the authorities
An ipoue,t was held upon the body female infant
which bad found Atlantic Dock Basin Vefeici Of
found crowned" was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
IAdyertsement.l
PHRryOI OCy At TuE RIFFCKER BUILDING

fmt FOWLER commences Course Of Lectures al Tue
sekss bHtdlaE Of Beeoker and Morton streets To
noes kVEASG a. y O'clock 10 b. oonuHued oar success
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