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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

The FnLIBUsTrRs-The batch Of Nicaraguan
warriors that arrived here yesterday in the United
States figate Roanoke presented sorry appearance
Their looks betokened that there was something be.
side glory to be gained in war. They have received
good treatment ON board of the Roanoke their wants
have been ATTENDED to and their condition improved
Shortly after the cspituation at Rivas 3O' OF Inc
lbusers were transported By the United States snip
st. Mary, to Virgin Bay; thence they went BY tho
steamer Tarugas to Tortugas; they then marched
over the Ccrdileras range by Liberia, Banques Em
barcuado and by the Rio Grande and the Gun OIL
NOcoya TO Punta ARENA. At this place the Dark u
L. Mora took them on board and transported them 10
Panama, from which place they were taken TO Asp'n-
wall by the Panama Railroad. The United ota'es
ship Roanoke took most of the men on board, 90 :"
them were flint put on the Roanoke, and subsequently.
on the ih Of July 2, Of them were transferred 10 tue
Cyane. A considerable number Of them went oh
shore expressing their determination OF working .ne"
passage home bya Californis steamer. Two Oh '"on'
named W. j. Smith aud Charles c. S.abeolsxi' u'eu
at Aspnwall, and one, man named George v" AuiAe''
died on the passage home.
From all accounts, the 6busters were IN moe' ae'
plorabe condition when taken on board the H.A'oAe'
Their long march of over 200 miles, the unhealthy
climate and the fatgues they endured terdea
their appearance ptul in the extreme; some mem
who had been wounded and were almost Wei e' Tue
beginning Of che march became sick sssn' @1o 'ne
weurds broke GU. affesb, causing them muen psin'
,be least scratch urder the influences Of the unhosn
Gin ols. aid ,ns fs,sa.s Of IoHs us<ch oecams
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IAdyertisement.l
THE IhPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH

IL made only at BsADYs Gallery, No. $50 Broadway eve
Thompson's Saloon.
ANBRoTyPrs
Al BRApys Lower Gallery No 205 Broadway Filtoe -
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST s, 1857

- -. and vtca They reached Tao DECK q tho
STU, %,s' -ers oovrvd With sores ars ulcers,
!, M sgeed ent dIty and eo>as o!thsro
N'H '%''e' Ne'e. oi1. Their clothes vere throw,
'"t Sif' WIN 'en. Themselves wrre forced 70
over.'a''' ".d .Ne -sb thenselycs With soap
Uhe t-'A. o-'H1 a. Se Y suits Of navy clothes
were fl:n-sbed 10 each nan. Tie, rr,,;r.,,.
TITO messes, doiog the same 5rty arc &c 49, :,
os the rect Of the crew. The sick onesN III.
their hamrocks ard .he;- wants s.tendeeA -
were about % OF ;aem laying sick in their hsA -,
when the vesse! arrived yesterday. Some OF T. N''
bore ,fensrks Of having endured severe struggles,
and others were still ercauiDs ia an agony Of pain.
Those who were well we're permitted to come ashore,
and they all expressed themselves happy st being |
back again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

writer stsi he Was i:rcc e life as y, ,oug D.t w;,k
hs a. silence, Ard bad 20 hopes ef any He vas .
.estne' larsu"yes nd poke three with considers.
hie tu"nsy Dr. Weifze MADE pcss-snoi.em erami.
eon Of the BODY of decedsee, AID fouod the orr..s
SensraEy beatty. The stomach showed traces az
opium, which IN h, opinion tie cause Of death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

DfArH NJ Dnowsnc.-The body OF JOAN No
Gianess, the young man who wac drowned In the
Geek foot Of King street North River wsils bsthsx
with soms friends, on Sunday evening has bses
recovered. His remains we're taken 10 the resiSeone
Of hi' 'a'oerr-iaw, No. 50 Frankfort street, where
Coroner Cobnery held an inquest. Tie deceased wss
,~ood swimmer bnt while in the water |. Is ss,.
posed. he was seized with cramp, ard disabled. tbs
Ju,y rer e-ed verdict of death by accidental dDwu-
ing MeGinre~ was - years Of age, and bora b
Scotland. He lived at No. Howard court, Brook.
l D. and worked in oe Of the suysr houses On Leon.
ard street
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IAdyertjsemeQtl
Advertisement

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d, Editor Of the
Scsre end Operating and Copsu ting Surgeon No ~ Aev
Once hour 9. 1 to s. end to . evenings
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FINE POCKET CUTLERY.-The subscribers e6ar
eye,v variety of the above made BY the first manufactures
icing the Richest display Of tho kind In the oy. u
8 uNpE Rs store only e No. AstOr H0use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

FATAL HArcuwAY AccDEST.-Hugh Kelly, twen-
~ eight years of age, and native Of Ireland, was a.
most instantly killed Jas supposedl yesterday morning,
in consequence of falling through the hachway from
the seventh story of the sugar refinery No. Leonard
street. Kelly went to his work as usual in the morn
ing but soon afterward he was missed, and his fellow
aborers Of the impression that be had left the
premises for home or elsewhere. Some hours alter
wsrd, however, the deceased was found lying at the
bottom of the lower hatch ard quite dead and cold.
DR.. Weltzc made post mOrtem examination OF the
body, and found various confused wounds about the
head, aud also dslocation of the lumbar verebse.
Corcrer Perry held an inquest, and the Jury rendered
verdict of death by an accidental fall down hatch
way.
Fatal AccIDEsr.-Co Coroner Connery held an in
quest at the NewYork Hospital on the body OF John
Houssy, who died from the effects Of injuries. The
deceased laborer, was employed on new building
which is being erected n Chambers street, and while
at Lis work on the second story of the premises, los.
his balance and fell to the ground ard striking On bis
head injured himself in such terrible manner that
death ensued on Monday. The testimony showing
that tie occurrence was purely accidental, the Jury
rendered verdict 10 that effect. The deceased was
IS yesr of age and native Of Ireland. lie resided
at No. IS Willett street.
A CHILD FATALLY POISONED DY RAT PofsoS.-
Az inquest was held yesterday By Coroner Connery on
the body Of child one year and seven mouths old,
PANIED Charles +. Griswold whose parents res:de at
No. 9j West TwentysiIth street. Death was osufed
BY poisoning. 1t appears that the mother Of the de-
ceased lad purchased arsepc pills for the purpose OF
destroying rats and mice, with which the house was
infested. The poisonous pills were dropped in the
chin corners and other places where the rats and
mice were woAt to collect, bat unfortunately the do
ceased picked up AID swallowed one, which speedily
Tut an end to his existence. The Jury rendered a
verdict Of death by swallowing pills Of srselic,
(which were for the purpose Of killing mice"
SUICIDE BY TAKIsG OPrM.-Coroner Perry held an
inquest on the body Of Christian Brewer, at the TWer-
,ieth Ward Siatior-House. The deceased was native
Of Germany, aged about IS years. lie had recently
arrived in this country. and staying with an ac'
quaintarce a.Eo. 2sf Tenth avenue. On Sunday he
lad been LEFT alone in the house r the day and Oh tue
landlords returning fouLd the house locked up oa
breaking open the door, he deceased was found ay,os
On The floor serseleas or breathing very bard py u
eide was bottle Of cblcroforn and some sohd OPIUM
Inform alton was Immediately sent to the S'a'.v1
Hou;e, Ard Officer Fisher dispatches 70 remo' 'uo
bodv 10 II Twenis,h r.scnc. Stsiiou-House, whsre
shortly AFTER admission. be died. In exsnina. 'ns
efecs Of daceAies 90 the fylsaf 'eo< "s' 'o"na
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The answer

WILLIAM II. GREEN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
No. 20 Nassau street.
The answer Of Mrs. Cunningham was not produced.
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No QroRrM.-The COuncilmen did not get quorum
last night, and were obliged TO adjourn until o'clock
this afternoon
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'TBElI1IGE FEMALE SEMINARY.

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Has Jcen before the public more than ~ years
and is dcserytcly popular.

anu - u'a'iN'''. ! l"'"''
Extract Of letter dotted Three Springs,
Washington County, Va, from J. Mcrch-
ant 1t is proper that should state that your
Gargliug OH has given general satisfaction,
and has taken stand with the most popular
medicines introduced IN the trade.
Extract Of a letter from Rurwell Furguson
dated Wayne, Va, August 30, loJG:--l have
sold all OF the GargbuE oil on hand. IT has
been tried on almost every complaint incident
TO man or beast, and has acrT tiIiird to cure.
have seen 1t used for Pole L}li and FIstG!I
and cured every case.
Extract Of letter from r. O. Jcssop, dated
Friendship, Maryland, September 4, leJJ:-
Mcssrs. VI. II. Tucker s, Co-Gcnts - have
seen the admirable effects Of your oil IN case OF
brusc aud much swcIIug \ member Il my
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five or TX DAYS she was able to attend TO the
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They are Entirely Vegetable,

and free from Alcoholic Stimulant, and all in
furious ingredients; are pleasant in taste and
snail. mild in their operation, will eXPe ali
morbid secretous from the body. give bloom
10 the palid cheek, and health and vigor to tie
frame Price 10 cents per bottle. Principle
Once No So Arch street Philadelphia. Sold
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ard by L. C. Wilyiatps, ShepherdstoNn-Nison
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YOUNG AMERICA TARGET PISTOL

Manufacturing Co., Ne'c Haren, CT.
THIS Pistol is intended as the forerunner Of
/ the ordinary pistol, and is designed for
Young men a1d boys who wish to enjoy the
excltln5 sport of firing at mark, at the most
trllliug expense, and without any danger OF
accident. The cheapest common pistol Is
several times the cost of this, besides beng
dangerous in the hands of boys. IT will carry
a ball ten or fifteen PAGES with the same pre-
cision a an ordinary pistol, but not with force
enough to do any serious damage.
A. America Is shooting nation, the 1oung
Americans must and Will learn the art by
which our independence was secured. Hence
this Target Pistol is Just in time, and must
meet with universal sale among our youth
throughout the South and West. lis operation
i, perfectly simple. and il is not liable 10 get
out OF order. The pistols are put up at the
factory in cases Of fifty each, ready to ship to
any part OF the United States or Canada b. eN-
press y full description accompanies each
case They have been re1ailcd at % cents
each, but according to the trade price, may be
sold much lower.
$50 5y the case, rs cents each)
Money and Post Stamps can be enclosed in
a letter, and addressed
FRENCH, HALL < CO,
New York Depot 392 Broome St, \. York.
IL Agents wanted to sell these pistols.
September5 ), 1891. On
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same anu - ANY " NO'i'
press into wade mecum compass the very gum
ressence of medical science on this important
subject; as The res ull Of the experience OF the
most cminoH, physicians in Europe and Amer
lea is thoroughly demonstrated IN his own high
~ successful practice in the treatment OF secret
diseases in many thousands OF cases III The City
Of Philadelphia alone.
The practice OF Dr. Hunter has long been
and still is literally unbounded, bat at the ear
nest solicitation OF numerous persons, be has
been induced tc extend the sphere OF his probes
sional usefulness to the community at large
through the medium Of his Medical Manual
and Hand Book for tho Afflicted"
Ii is a volume that should be in the hands oil
every family in the land, whether used as pre-
vcnlatiye Of secret vices or guide for the al
deviation Of one of the most awful aud dcstTuc-
tive scOurgos ever visited upon mankind for The
sins Of scnsualy and Impurlry OF every kind.
Ii IS a volume chat has received the unquaIl
fed recommendation of the first physicians II
the land. while many clerpymen, fathers, moth
ers, philanlhropist5 and humanItarIans, have
most freely extended its circulation IL all quar-
tcrs where lis powerful teachings would be
likely to be instrumental In the moral purlhca
ton and physical healing of mulutudes OF oul
people. among the young, volatile and iIdi"
Greet, otherwise The pride and Hover ol the IA
ton.
The author argues particularly, most strong
" against every species OF eelI-deilIement, an'
warns parents and guardians, III searching terms
to guard the young of both sexes from the tern
bic consequences conComilant OF their ignorance
OF physiological laws aud SEXUAL impurities an,
IRREGULARITIES. whether exhibited by precious
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DRY GOODS.

consisting of Brown and Bleachcd Niuslins from
> cents up 10 - cents. Irish linen, Crash Ia
bic Spreads, Striped Couun>, usuabUrsS, sc.
4 general assortment Of Boys and Mems
Wear HOsiery and Gloves of all kinds aud
sly les. " would particularly invite attention
to our large stock of Shoes, which Is full and
complete. ali OF which viii DC sold upon most
reasonable terms. LE@ All kinds ol Country
Produce viii be taken in exchange for goods.
Call at Cheap side No. ? for Bargains
RENTCH < STuNLBRAkER.
Shcpaol.s.oM u, Apr! II, .s51.
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BELL HANGING.

2FIIE undersigned has large supply Of
( Bells and Fixtures, Of the most sppro-
we'd styles. which he will hang al the
shortest notice, and guarantee all work
done. Also, some irstrale Silver Door
Plates, Door Springs, Window Locks,
&c. p. holland.
Charlestown, December 81, 1886. If
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Rheumatic Reader!

Il cured d. Burr.tt Esq. of Cincinnati, 6
Rheumatism OF years standing, after all other
remedies had failed. We have hundreds OF
such certificates Call on the agent "ad eot a
Book and Circular, AID read for yrm>oit, Tie
many remarkable and astonishing cures II has
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE!
Scrnful0uS Reader !

Ii cured the neicc of the Hon John Minor
Bolts. member of Congress. from Virginia, OF
Scrofua, after the sklIot the best Physicians
both of New York and Philadelphia, had been
tried in vain and il will cure You, reader, Il
Won arn IN aiirrLnl-
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Price 20 Cents.

z re Author OF lhe above volume IS srad'
! nate e one of the first medical schools III
the United States aud having devouted quar-.