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EALEIMoRa, "a. 81, g.

.i'AS@1sOhHb HS'' ~ 80
. SuSTs1Th haze delayed entirely Ions In
writing to YOU In relation OF HamptOnA Tine
ture fear that cannot give the siiIct.dworid
just idea of the good have derived from rs USE the oe
MAS attached witthc chronic theuatieh In its most nSits
.iaucd 10 be so afflicted ut crossed Ata:ic cceaa
nv way ts America which time it changed it, form into
SsthernE Lad at this time attained my growth ana never
expected we'll again, the disease caEir in the Ts
place, Of being vHseiatel from chtd Who had white
sTelnR When ny gathering hr broke did nor aseaiee
quart ard coruued to trouble rae every time
reduced to the weakness Of infancy. was times
very th grave; hip joint had been out o. place eyer
came slocstsd surEs, and the general debility
felt the discharge Of gatherings caGSed
often tIitk should hc perntt=1t 20 En"E
how felt be fire." from Pair and saherns even for one
.r ntious BODY at least Until this hare put
had taken many medicines, and received 70 ''I" her:
eft, confluence In lhHd used Of nearly al
the CSlJsrntsf Linimsft, and other external remedies
the physicians IN England, all the relief obtain
s When S q sst% e esa Ts had no, m
slightest confidence In ia scar hnd friend who mad
Ears:. Witnessed the wrought upon him To
please her, the Tiucture and had not ia
@ ILL Ike pasr pcr,n ThrousS the inhn.
tGS Of s friend YOU with ny case and
requested to see told me ,y case wac such rscn.
fully developed aud " desired to take 1t, goa would
II for the Of five ycErs-hut nm
IL eighteen months have aiaGsed and 46Gre !ct etIySt
81 my disedSe have bcoae strong and hearty can
much II not than most OF lady acluaint
healthtul complexion, aud all my friends
am getting quite SsY thing Is certain lame
liuib quite large again asst before, and trip
about hnue without cTutch.
often wish my parents had EnoII this remedy Shen
child believe should hAye been saved the excru-
Chatting pa have been subjected we'll the rformi.
IS. body carry the grave, and my parents would
been such heavy expenses from doctors bills,
and in sedins they did, to the celebrated spTtss IN
EcgIund u health. with all the afflicted world
me, benefits have derived from this
Tncre "f Iamhon'.. TRY to make all acquainted with
virtues with whom come In contact.
enteuCu, thousand times Obliged TO you, and
are nj liberty to use nay name and case 10 all.
remain, yours Ia gratitude,
MARY a. SCOH1ELD,
No. Go ". baltimore ST.
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SPRING RLEoT IoN

I've charge Prs Do1;Aas for Inserting nominations FOR
1eriG to be pat Invariably IN advance. Persons not CONS
plying viii, this rue.sl understand Why their announce
meats do not aPpeat,
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"Truth stranger than Fiction"

LET THE AFFLICTED HE4R TIE TESTIMONY
or 4 LADY.
ITO those who have hr pleasure of knowing her. We need
benefit suffering induces her thus speak. None
pr.cIate Joy and gratitude In being relieved from pai
AFTER Of suffering unparalleled but those f there Dr.
Sny) who have suffered like her.
Miss g. resident Of thIs cityor the last
Years has been successfully conducting school at No. $50
Baltimore street. The AapPy change In her health Is subject
those interested call She will tell them Of
her cure by Hpt0n Tfcure than she has written Thus
Il that this remedy GOES giving relief 10 The SICK We
refer public them, From distant place. sc ais"
OF the happy reSult These facts With The ce
prrjuIee to hide their and coacede that HamptOE
/ rincture S wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28

TO THE roTxRS or ono c0U.STE
IrespecfaIIy unuohncc nyter candidate for the cfEee
OF sheriff, at the coming Spring election.
ina W. Z. SELDf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28

eve the undersigned prRGtoners medicine IN the city
New York having had oecasiont witness the practice
pr Brun aud Dufton In dlSe&eB OF The Ear and Eye
ing all personal ealonsy prejudice freely admit
the eoarse pursued By them in treating diseases of these del
tcGte organs, fOm the sueceSg Echica has
te'sd Il Is well worthy The attention Of professional
brethren throughout the United lStaeS. system
Of "edicated rsPors, particularly ehrunc AMI GombI-
Gated eases forms in the practice Of auFaI
fills void which has long been felt BY the general
Praetlttope In diseases Of they EF9urs to
enthusiastically devoted TO their profession, cordially
commend them 10 such may require their aiIn
SOS Signed, = Is ALRX1kkDR X Morn, At, D.;u'1
iiEo. 8. GRGSES, 81. d. ~ HORACE wESSIoNS NJ D.,
c. DELP4S, NJ D., ALLsFoX. h. ERAHcts II. n,
Ntto YORK., islp. L..
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b AIR a ND Ely E.
Drs. LEBRUN & DUFToN
OCULISTSA AND AURISTS.

I0R. LEBRUS those suffering from Deafness, his
iniIHfGie remedies which lcrn successful
in nearly three thousand casA of confirmed deAness These
remedies by rs. KlrHncr of Berlin
DrIcau, of Paris and Curtis Pitcher Of LONDON the
wonderful applied for diseases of Internal aud
middle They comprise different for the
rious that effect the external and middle
apparent fifth crstNth day. DR.. IEBRCS cGrrHHts
cure eEsE csS, when the Is perfect In It's forma
on eighteen certificates FROM those who have been
deaf from infancy whose hearing completely
and they enabled to learn the ktnJHdge! Over
hundred of deafness have been
fully By him. Certificates to that effect be
on application. ,sE-. 514t
all of deafness arising from lTIRHiGtoR, thick.
eMiHg p5JnrdtiOn OF the "nIsRbuRI ti8tptnf,
usually called tile lrunl" inflammation Of ltEt.
bruno of the tynpGnl and eEseh0in tube with GccH1H
wIlenthc disease can he traced to Scarlet, TTpus, m
ous, Bilious Intermittent P5vcr Colds the OF Quinine
medicines, gatherings In the CHILDHOOD
&c the can In rSrlY Crery Instance, he reStored-
Where want of secretiOn is apparent, the auditory canR
being dry Scy; when the deafness u accompanied with
In the like ruSng Of leaves chrpng Of insects
falling ringing Of bells pulsa0hs, discharge Of nat
stopping position sensation il FELT rush
blood to tile head h taken place; when the hearing is
perfectly where there Is much uose, les
dun cloudy weather, when cold has been taken
HE eourie. pursued by De. LERRCS Is coDsidered iaE
kbLe.
IN. DUFToS, the only EaetIonerE the Gated State.
Prae!!sss the pauleSs and Successful method In
treating all diseases which the is subject Mhsrr
~ o.her means have fGledto afford relief he asks from all
such fair and Impartial trIuls PatenSHby Vending
few particulars OF their can haze any
part. .=7s. -sf ICED. x
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WEI. a. HArCnEG ORES HAIR DTE,

wlL a. RITCmEI oIs's IIAIR DYE.
GREY Red or Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to beautiful
and natural brown or black without least injury Hair
or FEu.
FIFTEEN MRpALs DPtoxAs have been awarded to VIM
A. latc,siOr since i5 $1,000 applications have
been made to the his patrons of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying die hair and whskcrsis unjust, as 1t
would he against covering bald head with wig.
TNA DArrHKLoRs IAIn DYE produces color not to be
distinguished warranted not to iaiure in
the leNs, however long i, may be continued.
Made sold or applied lin private r0ou) at the Wig FRcte
ry, 2sa Broadway, MY.
oa In all cities and towns of the Uaited s,ats, by Drug
gis,s ...d Fancy tioojs Dealers.
RThe Genuine has tho uaue and address upon stee
plate erSrav ing on four sIJes Of each bottle OF
WILLIAM A. BATCIlELOR,
G38 BrOadw~y, New York.
ss,s L1rGuLzSS q Busnf1ELD.
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Ms,sxs EDrroas:-You viii confer favor upon many
ter by announcing worthy fsllOw-citren,
r. H. MuDRELL, candidate for Sheriff, at our Spring
tss ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28

TnE ARBTrrN or EuRoPE.-A Paris correspond
dent Of the National Intelligencer says that
Louis Napoleon is certainly at this moment, the
arbiter of Europe. He has, he adds, great tai
ents and industry, and governs with firm and
unwayering hand The world has never known
4 more absolute government. Ministers, legis-
lators, generals, civilians and the military all
bow in AFFECT submission to his imperial Will.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28

SIR EprroE-Please announce THOMAS p. sIIALLcRoss
as hs peoples candidate Sheriff the ensuing .Pri6
election. No one question. his peculiar the Office.
By 30 doing you viii OLiise
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tITIzENs G.iNDID4Tl

GITIZENiS GA4NDID4TH.
NJ Esros -Plea-c oblIEe asny cE;iz.ns by announcing
oar worthy fcor-clttzrn ISAAC COTS, candidate
In the ensuing Spring Election, the oee of sheriff OF
" ssss s'''s MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28

The SMAIl,Pox-Tiis disease IS said to pre-
yail very seriously at Albany, N. Y, and two
members Of the Legislature, who have been
seized with II, have been taken to the county
poor house. a committee Of three has been Af.
pointed to inquire what hotels are freq from the
eOutaEioH. 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28

I f9-Ih6 election IN Rhode Island will take
plses tha 7pd Of April, and thaf il 'Goanesti-
ctt on ths 1Ith
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28
THE GREAT HOLLAND REMEDY

THE GREAT IIOLI.AND REMEDY
pRRuAyEs HOLLAND GIrTERs-Per,On. subject to
nervous or sick headache vI md in Boeravss Holland
Blttrr sure safe aud pleasant remedy 1t soOthes the
troig ead correcis aeIdy of the stomach, assists di-
gc,tion and creates healthy appetite. tits without doubt
a mos; dclishtfa preparation, and rheetna remedy
The fact that very popular medicine through
gu; all the Holland settlements in Wisconsin, EeW York,
Michigan illinois, and IndaNa, speaks much ia Its favor
-SoId at 81 per bo,tls, six bottles for &o by the
nrNJAMI& PAGE, Jn z Co.
Pharmneeusts and Chemists, smith
leld and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
LAUGJYLL-SS &c BCSHEIELD,
rnha5 Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-28

Students Wishing perfect themselves this branch
medeAt science viii opportunity tnFnins the
the Eye and Ear Dr. DeaeS lie lrln. Union
Place cinlaues, every and from
to3 o'clock, during Medical College terms. =.
TERAiS-FiYe Dollars, Consultation Fee. Ten Dollars
TO be paid Wien te hearing restored its
Address DH. ]. DELAcY LEBRGN,
UhiOn Place, New York City,.
NSDATreatse the Nature Treatment fof Deaf.
nesshnd Diseases Of the Ear, with the Treatment Deaf
and Dumb Price FL.
~ Money letters must be reSsiere by the Postmaster
RegisteFed Letters bear this in
mind Correspondents must Enclose PoStGQe for return
Answers the New Pos.ase Law Ing PREPAY Id
ters. rah9-8n4
m Asls $50 sHO quaint dsf &C.
u u eeIyed aud for sale BY -
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7WE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
Oar worthy citizen sAML IRWIN, Esq, will be supports
I'd for the Office Of sheriff, the next election, by the
EL VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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tArsa, and ril.rs copy and charge This offcr.l
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Salesman w anted.

TJTE wish employ FIRST salesman, who Is thorough
w accumulated with the Dry Goods Euslness.
AnlcStpu In pers0a wpulI preferable with references.
~ HEISRELL & SWEARJSGES.
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To es. Moro Mosb 20 RaI.In In 'i street, Bal
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FRr6a9 MoRNINGl MACON 9, le5e.
iz.I-lYe .-insert t6e s0IIowlng cemmuniea6On

-we insert the following communication
from Distinguished source, and can particular
attehtiess=tolts eoatenta The question is not
nov whether this or that Federal party ender
the Consultation shall prevail, whether Wing
construction or Democratic construction shall
predonninate in our Federal Administration, but
it II whether the nitselfoE fanaticism
shall pgcvail, whether the Union as it was and
should be, sfalI Stand, or whether anarchy and,
rnaihsss shan su6yert and prostTate II, whether
all Ifus citizens shall unite for the Union and
the Constitution or, by lending themselves either
tofanasicisn or to- an impotentefOrt, aidindirect,
ly the. enemies oftheir country.
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CAUTION

Dr. Morse's InvIgorang Cordial has been counteisaE
bys0rie unprincipled persons.
In alt the genuine Cordial will have the prOrts''
pasted the cork of each bottle, and tie IL
owing words blown In the glass:
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REAL nsrAPE sALEs

A HOUSE on 6th street, list door above C,,i,,.,
n tug six Rooms and Hail. Apply on the m aao
at ANDERSON LAINCSS ' CT
mh94tf Afonre. t,,...s
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Auotion Sales.

SoTHe will be rlrased to furnish our pamphlet to ans
desiring containing full expOst:on OF the dtsadvan
tagt Of the credit deOn0lss Of the cash system
respectively. ~ p -tit u
mh9I-tIlW:W1n i. W. BIZ co.
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F'Or Sn1
PROPERTY FOR SAFE OK
.a7s Wheeling. Island.

FTNHE undersigned Win, Al au early Iav Of ubI,h A.
notice viii hefeatterb be sive during the eoninr %
offer public .irate sale in lots suit parcsS,r.
thst portion Of wheeling leland In the y
IRFls %@t"4S! W
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
F I X T. s.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

FIRE IN BRoOkLfN.
A fire broke out ia the clothing store Of NJ Fi,z.
luminous, corner Of Fulton and Medsgh streets, on
Tuesday night, which was extnguished with about
500 dams &C. moetly caused by water.
DESTRUCTIVE TIRB IN roUoHKEErsIE
About I2I o'clock on Tuesday morning fire was dis.
cover issuing from the large paint and verdgris fac
tory (the only verdigris factory out Of Frsnce stu
sted in Bridge street, Poughkeepse, and owned by
LEWIS Bromley of that city. The FIRE ia supposed TO
have originated fom the friction Of the machinery
The 6remen were quickly upon the spot, but al their
efforts were useless, the building, machinery and
contents entirely destroyed The oss is esti-
mated at from 900 to $40 900 Iasured for o. 3OO
Is 900 the stock and furniture and o. 800 on the
building.
FIRE AT sEwIOwS, L. 1.
Betweea IL and o'clock Tuesday morning, a
hre broke out in a Of stables at Newtown Village,
on Long Island owned and occupied by Geo. Mese
role O. Brothers, propretors OF the Newtown Inc OF
stages. The engine got out but il was found
that it had been desgnedly disabled. The stables,
together with horse, three omDibuses and the con-
tents, were destroyed Loss about g. 900, on which
there was an insurance OF $500. The stable was in
close proximity 10 WIN. Mershon's hotel and while
the furniture was being removed some person took
vest belonging 20 Mr.. Mershon in which was $50,
which has not yet been returned. A stranger who
was found lurking around has been arrested susp
0Cn OF having set the stables on fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
sgCosD aoARD.
WEDNESDAY, June i-r. N.

The Stock market to day was rather active, AMI
prices with lttle iregulanty did not vary much
from Yesterday At the Second Board the market was
heavy. but after tho Board there recovery and
the quotations at the close firm There " no
rssure Of Stock on the ms&et, as the ease IN the
money nrIket enables any to cary stock without
difficulty and he usual operators for fall do not Offer
o sell f civ The shorts aye been bu ing freely fora
dsy or two last and this demand be ng supplied there
il tenn oraIy al ing o in the recent activity ANY
iDcrsa-e in ousioe or ers which are generally looked
for at this season of The year. wOu produce marked
advance in prices. The growing ease IN money and
The probability Of its contbusnce for four or SIX weeks
would sppeur to ind ccate active ard buoy ant mar
ket dung June. unless We have unexpectedly urfa-
vorabe sovces from abroad Erie closed at 37I bad;
Reading at 9oj which Is better; New-fcrk Central
A. s2i There are rumors IN the street that the Au
eu-t divideId Of his Company will be reduced hon
the regular amount y cent. Hudson River !. steady
1t a. Nicaragua is heavy at i2i. Cumberland
bas bean buoy ant within few days IL closed at szi
Delaware sue Hue sou -old at i96 ekdytdend. IL the
Vts,ern -hsres the marke. irregular. -one fe
scip.iors in!pr,y ~ wble 0thers fell Of. Cleveland
ana Toledo & c,rred ! y mt and MI h~aukee and
Ni.-ssipt y cent. shile Wkcolsin Lake Shore i'm
proyec = oeLt. Cleveland and Putburgn cent
auc nicoigsU Southern ! y cent 10 Railroad Bonds
t1,e r 90 chsl &c % rOte, but thore sPpeas to be
fetber more cspo-tiob ~ invest in the best descip-
trls Muth olscrinbs,ion il used. bat 'he low rate
a. shcL ,ore f the safest are selling Il attracting
s,ier tion sgaip 70 them In State Stocks thers Is a
fl, bc,ine,. doing, snd the n.srkat Is improving. 'r
c,ri. 90 i, sli. California Is. 90 Missouri o.
g., &c.
In Exchange .hese is but little doing. and the m''
ktt Is bcavY. ,,
Fre.gh,s are f.m. Engagements to LiTerpcoi iheiaae
"a 90 busbel Grsin al CID. IN bulk. and 10 IN sAP'
bse. co. % bb. Flsur, r. 50 some bA'"n
o. srd sorne Co,tn 3-!sd. al 5ei. To L'ndon'
go bbs Flour. g. 4si and 200 boxes Bacon s's'
.,d 20 e, Beef s.. To Glasgow, 1900 sb'' Floaf'
.. cd. To Rotterdam, 900 .uns Loe"ood' It's. 3D.
TIE rsymfpts q, the sab-rfe-sury were agan iafse
.o.t.y be,n. P.id, q. ao'.s7' 'i: Received,
srs. 30 TO- Ba.aDoe g. :9i,i 100 s2. P"id fe Assay
Cgcs 80 sse 50. Paid d sbursIng Check-.
So 10 s Itc,uied n the payments we're ~ 900
IN socourt of toe 1ex.s deb.-maklog u. 1000
reid in two d,ys or iris account. The Bank Of
g.erica Sece I'D about ESQ., Soe OF this amount. %
.coouDt Of CereoFan & Riggs, and kasn hdsanks
abyy. s)-s, 40. IT, d5bvnemea:. with the Caller.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

THE REGATTA THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUE.
Itis race will take place from the Stake Boat, of
IIoboken this morning at IL o'clock, if the weather
permits The yachts will contend for three prizes
for each class of the value Of $3.50 each The
Of the race is follows The yachts will pass TO the
weetwsrd of flag boat stationed off Staten Island
below the Quarantine ground thence eastery to flag
passpg it to the north and east thence around the
buoy Of the South west Spit, passing it from the north
and east Returning they will first pass the fsS boat
anchored off the Long Island Shore passing it TO the
south ard east; thence to the agboat off the Staten
Island shore passing it to the south and west thence
TO the flag boat abreast of tire Club House, Hoboken
passing IL to the westward. In gong and returning,
the buoy on the West Bank is to be passed TO the
eastward.
The steamboat Keyport will accompany the vessels,
with the members OF the Club and their families.
We are informed by CHARLES Dennis, esq, Vice
Presidont Of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company,
that the brig Samuel and Edward which cleared
from this port the lth of March last for Monte
vdeo, vas run into by ship (oame not known on
the sh Of April which stove in her bow to the water
lines and carried sway foremost &, Becoming water
logg,d ehe was abandoned, and the crew were taken
up ON the 18th by a vessel, also unknown, bound TO
London.
The Samuel and Edward went ashore at Long
Branch in the gale of January and after remaining
about month finally fosted off by the uuder-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

PAsTo1 SoLD--Tke -csnd.l-mnngers OF Brook
lyn bars rrsnty had sDosss 70 tsis sesat IN the
sFectsble eoorEsnors 4 TIE Methodis. Ckarcs IN
city iE vho pruesset to y ax wlateg -,
sses Of nvenors ~tu earned lsS th@ .r<y ma 70 Be-
i>ye tas senaenAr Of Brook whom "a. k.i o-u H.
vokej bis sous .'t~oton lad sut4sny de1 In Casdssoa
svEx In his will 70 Der and u. nxsor ..ch
The ,o "a. isse!, e slssd Md 1sa raor aSoa
town time fee weeks h. s,.rf.I oa nc .
Chsres,oa Obtain the pso-rs .h .oaIs .-ar. % -
wealth BE 2 81 tber- called At The q. se dre.l
bot could siVe him Inform The p,e.ou NJ
.ocsh, sDd sfter 'pet dr. .eve's! ds,s IN fru. .e.
be r.lrsoed he steps to broo.yn u'aas sS dp 81 .,d
vith rff eion uIkrs hs mia ts. h. h.5 49,
,tn,d To oie~r up the nas';-r h- o-e e.l-I on bs
father OF he nmsni to Sc he eout hro~ any hsh up
tie sS.r He told hs story bu Gas ~, s.s1.5r., !,
be heard the reply TO his Kious inquiries Yoa nevsr
sho uli have believed word tie ga ssid DO Sac 10
sv.y. Up such tks and don't pretend 70 h.T- .ry oa
troi over her" Tins
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
DIED.

BESSET-on Tuesiay. Jsns 3. Philip seunet, in ta'sEh
year his
BOHN- On Tuesday June 5, Mr Georss W. BONN n tbs
-+th year of his
pUNTuN-At Gr-u.d. Mic, C. A, oa "Wednesday, May OF
yellow fever L. F. psntos formerly Of this ely IA the h
ye.T sf liz age
DORLAND-M ws.hins,on. Dutcbess County. n. Y. Sch
uo u b 1855 Gilbert Dorsns the 79th year Of his
AZ eI,m,.iv member Of the society Friends. AID arn D..
the igpds. tsl doctrines VI Christis atty hsli D.
aHedi.e d ssee,as operation HO, sput
abroad the hesns Of AL Dsnhmd hOufh the coming s'd
mission of .in. cbtsino oul, by virtue
tory .serSce made ~,oe gate. Of J.eu,Iemta,t he
cu--.n. 6bsy that be w juss- the world in right
great Of jatsn' Ut yet 10 con beyond
the A,rch.nsei The ds.a .h.l . .'ed nes,auss hey
that have so9t to the ve.urr-sron Of & and th'' M
IyAnS-Ebnessr Evans, Of consumption
The relatives and ~ Of the f.mLy also, the memsers Of
70 .ir-sd hns ners Frasy ne sta a,tsns
his late re.ideIe-, No. 10 Rose street
HEALYou Tuesday Jure 5. Brfset widow Of John Hssy,
ssso 81.
HAYWARD On rue.is,. Jans ), Charles H. Hay~s'd aged
- wears uOatks A1d y days
HALrIS-ou "Wednesday jane Peter HLPn, native Of
ss.eh faEsh OF Hut hIsne, County Csvsn resnd aged
n. ius.r. will take place to-day rhur,i.y from No. %
WO0sterstr-eI
JopSsroN-In rOrtrIe Of eryapea. on Wednesday, June
Mrs. Jane Cooi, viie OF Charles Johnston ,s.,..
m at,e. t'i.ns are in,its 70 .''ssd also 'h'
rABiE-ou Tuesday June F.nny wife Of Peter Mahie
The M ds and relatives family respectfully invited
stisoe the fsGer,l Thursday at o'clock from No.
lie Wet Fotiy Third street
MARTIN-on Tuessy jane Jcn Martin in ths ssth year
o. his age
MABFDY-At BrOOsyn Tuesday, June g. James M,heiy,
aged ~ years
GAHANY-Ou Wednesday morning, June 1 M.ry daughter
Of rdmund +. ard liza A ssbssy, aged years All
months
place from No 81 Madison street, this morn
ing st9l In
ROlPE-At New. London, Arkansss on Tuesday, May II,
Csbase wr Of William ROlfs ssd dsushtcr Of Samuel
b Dutior. eco, of PCushkeePse, n. l.
SMiTH-At Ptooklyu, June Hetty B., rect Il the late
Nslt.I smith ssed % years
THOMPsON-On Tuesday. June 8, Jane Matilda Thompson
ssea years, noi tbs and sdaSA
TRQUEr-At Ut ioud,ls HemP.esd L. l. on Tuesday Juns
s. mr. EdwsId q. Tnquct, sged 81 years
WIILARD-At Boston. Tue-Ssy June Joseph willard.
ssed II yeers. months and dp'
wINSLOw-At Marb!ehesd. Masa on Friday, May - Mira
Elila Wnslow, ssed 81
NALLACE-ln Brooklyn. on Tuesday, jane 5, Ellen Mary
FraIcss Wsls sH daughter Of George aud Ellen Wslscs.
fcocrssedl agd q wears, months and 10 dsys
The ie ds o. and tnoss OF her bothsrnisv ere
invited attend her funeral which viii take scs On Thurs
6oy seruooD at O'Clock hom her late residence, No ~
Myrle-syenue, Rrcoklyu