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Our native forests furnish US Win nhtures OWN
naSy 70, Al lups complaints Dr. Wl.rAa 10 81. bLsnh
The ESSENTIAL qualities OF the Cherry Ba'k WITH Tar
.,s, II has cured many OF s-s,ed consumption
~. s. nuine urles. signed l. BUTTS on the wrsPper
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man narned Edward

ARREST FOR FoRGERY.-A man psmed Edward
lone. vas arrested Yesterday CHARGED with 70 cling the Of
David seldom esq No Is Bond street TO note for $780,
sd selling Mr. George Copsay Indian suthor,
re.dine AZ No West Fourteenth street The note
dated made payable at the Nassau BsHk sixty
days from date
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lAdverrsement
CAa EIYrIrRHS &
fAdyeriAmept

r, Several patterns beautiful 10 design sod
s.b N an ever offered before Cell Manufacturing
Depot No. SIC Broadway. ARCHER, WAhEs 70.
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To NERVOUS SuFFERERs.-A retlred Clelgy
man restored 70 health In few days amer many y sI OF s.s
nervous suffering anxious 10 make tpo vn the ne<s o
WI! send (rse the prescription used Direct th' new
JoBx II. DAGSALL No. 50 Fulton ct. Brooklyn, " l.
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IAdxarStarnent-l

HERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION FmH-PRoos
sArss Nos 1856 Isl and ls wssssst, and No. AonssS~
Usvfoxk.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COUer-Sssetu Tsss-Psa a-Bef,ss
judge PtAsooy.


judge PtA sooy
ANovEL POINT ~ ckIaISAf LAW.
Frercis QgiIn vss bsius bt W tits morning 90 q
wit OF hsbess corpus TIE iscts If his case these
He bad been iS6ic'ed the Co1rt Of Sessions f.,
grand lesoeIy but " bsvog been discovered that be
could lie convicted Of that offen<e the ndict
wee vim ;rsrn ard neg ore 'ou.o for peu? larceny
Upon the latter warrant wss is.ued by the Re
coreer, srd he WAS res-Tes'ec in jsd. His c,unsel
msptsintd thst he shord have BEEN EEK at liberty ~
fore the second VAR an wac issued He vss rema oded
bet vii, OF cerorari was granted, which will bring
W tie came question Sc aio.
BRIDGET MeCorrpsck az, Joha MoCrrmsck
TIE procss. under vhch the pri-oner ID held s r~gu
lar T.. face and f.r permitted to inasv In tia
p'eceeoiDs b. sppesr. 20 Be p'operiy hek
In the matter ct the sppoa OF the Mayor &C., Ia r-ia0r to
the op-oinS of pueic Pl>ce. &c
RepOrt confirmed order accordingly.
SPECIAL TERA-Feb. s3-Betors Ju3se PEAsosY.
FnR,s Noteworthy ct a. slt. Mary n. BIse, ct Il.
The p'syeT of the petitioner deOied for the ptessn',
with liberty 20 renew u Sc be may be advised
The Psrk Bank ss,. Davis ct a.
Ordered bat plsntif give additional 'ecurtv &c.
Cs,hsriae N. aoore sst- Elsss D. Tanner ct A.
Allowed.
Robert Christie. il sgt Abe, Mcard
Moti,u 70 dissolve Injunction denied.
Francis Noteworthy e. q. AT Mary n. bersh ct Al
Retired 10 Phlo I. Rugges.
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Mrs. s. P. Townsend
hqbfsts TIE pleasure OF - -s
Company on Tuesday Evening February 2tth ct
3 o'clock
Dsncius in The DRIVING Rooms
PsnofAma Of tie Hudson River in the Thsstet and
Picture Gallery.
PE!or In The Second Story for Conv.rsston- etc.
Paon IN to- Third and Fourth Stories for Wits; PaTieL
Music will commence a. O'Clock.
Dancing st 10 O'clock
Supper 81 llt o. lock
Panorama will move from 10 10 | O'clock
Carriages ct L. and O'Clock.
The programme, il will be seen, is very extensive
Fifth avenue. Mr.. Gauchs B,osey HIS rot been In.
vited. lSunday Courier.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-GENsRAL TssN-FeS. si-Pressn, oil
ths Judges.
pEcIs ION :.
Francis s. Altenus ct a. sst Tue Mayor, &c., Of NsvYoEk
JudameLt on demurrer affirmed.
Geo Ripley at John orser, Seerld ct a.
Edward cOesove as Ihe Harlem and New Haven Railroad
judgment for p.iptiff on the verdict.
joseph a. EDDY sst VIM Meeter o., a.
New tIisl granted on terms.
Heu,y P. Townsend AZ. Ely HoPpoct
Judgment affirmed.
VIM. =. Pecih.m sst. ThOs Le.vy -tA
judgment affirmed.
John Russell ast John V. Hanun.
judgment reversed. Referees report set aside and
trial ordered with TO abide event unless parties
taken 10 the end that msht ind in conformity with the
udsment Of the Court whsh coats Of appeal are 20
'O'1e T. W. Hathaway ast. Tho. PrO..er a.
Upon the plaintiffs remittus the excess over the
om day rendering Of the verdict With costs. other
wise this. arsnted def ndant paas tho cost: Of trial
and subsequent proceedings to be adjusted By the CLERK
Judgment of Special Term affirmed, with $40 costs,
OF the Se Seieof aud Of SO cost. Of .ppe. III
"eH my john T Wiis.On .st VIM. B. Ivs.-
Judgment for plsintf with cosfs OF appeal.
Chss W. Copser ut The Hudson River Railroad Company
New trial ordered. costs TO abide eveot.
Henry Ysuns ACT Esther Ann CstteL
Judgment affirmed.
LIABILITY OF TENANTS.
VIM d. Mofs. sgt The Sixpenny Savings Bank
II is sought by this action - make the defendants
liable quarters reat of the premises in Boed~ay
formerly occupied BY the Empire City Bank under aes'c from
the plaintiff.
and proved that the Empire City Bank quilted the
premises the Fall of 1854 and succeeded 10 the ocoupt
ton thereof BY the defendants Plaintiff counsel insisted ts:'
such occupation pIlma face evidence that the defend
ante Of the A'e and consequently Liable thereon
and cited authorities to that point. - ,
The defendants offered evidence to prove that tho lease had
rent Of during def ndants term Of
the tern showed tina, payment made account
Of the Empire City Baak " ,,.,-
The Judge iheieupon. dismissed the compliant, plaintiffs
counsel excepting TO the ruling 49, 80, .,.
VIM R. Mount foS plaintiff J. w. Olbert Tor defendants
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TIE building is Incurred IN the New-forA FTe and
Marine Insurance Company.
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Judge Belts opened tie United States Circuit Court
Yesterday morning, but after calling the jurors ad-
iouIped it till Tuesday week, when it will be held By
Judge Ingersol.
The Utited States District Court has also adjourned
without doing any business.
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GIVING AsorHER MASS NAME One Of the fel
lowe arrested in Cath arre street charge of robbins
Mr.. Henry, gave the name Of Edward I. Hseket'. MI
Hstket, of No ID West Fifteenth street, 10 OF To-
sspe name, but not the man and as he kno" N
oth eI Of the in the city, he feels compelled
make this denis. lee. strangers might do him io ustce
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MAs MIssIsG.-A citizen Of Middetown Point, n.
j. be c. nstable OF the place Mr.. T. j. Smith, has
been missing since Friday the 18th lost. On Wedne'.
dsy the llth be came to this city to collect taxes and
it is known that he hsd nearly s. 900 with him. He
wss TO have returned home by the 18th. Fesr, &C.
cordDely are entertained that he may have been robbed
al d murdered. Any information respecting him may
be Addressed to the Postmaster, George W. Bell, at
Midcletown Point, n. J.
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TO ALL WAVING HARMs.--FARMs FOB SALE IN

TO ALL WAITING PARMs.-FARxs FOR SALE IN
Camden Burlington and Atlantic counties miles from
Jersey "a large tract 10 be divided into small farms % su the
actual settler and AL desiring farm Original plan
pe purposes Is rnexcephonabe Il is being extensively
e se ' u SSSa sd and Ss ss m 0s for
PEcdsce and sdssssn 70 Tie largest n ne Union
lars month snd upwards The terms are made esy 70
price OF from Si2 so per acre payable in this
way, within term Of years with interest
improve aud locate al and receive deed tor the
The soil is ne rich loan with csy bottom, and reeuivs
Of manure free Of stones and easily worked ssounds
DE crop. produced both This land and he -
nPhes n s Of mo %o adapted
rs market such corn potatoes, oats, al kinds o.
ins. so5 on .eO."a 8 nature .; he soil ana
The crop has averaged siy bushels 10 the and the
other crops ma med in proportion IL also abound. with the
Of s scuua Witch uppes New Sp' Yo
. Ss o Se
report farms the valuable Of IN The Union An
seme Of K sna under BE-
% " and @ S
the temporary wm Of the set lers ,,
known; the water OF the best quality. being so and
The frs division Of 1000 acres ba. been laid out and
edsisly adons Tie town Of Hsmmonton some Is under
il Is courssd BY One o. the bes, waier Is being
ns INTO s iOsn The price q ~ . ~ per
sa% SIC r nn Syr ss larger ~ % IN Proportion
kyerythns hand 70 supply IN. and ys,s,
price good house can B. built Tor from 400 70 $500 brcs
yard about being established and lateral railroad three
onion The adjacent quarrie. Stores work
are sirssdy built sso Church school house.
tended erpepd hnnd thousand dollars more In improve
ii iHss sfSI place 'IHSss Ts.a
and groves a beautiful oak para along the shores Of
has been aid out into town o,s The cos, ef which Is from
twenty Eve to hundred dollars
farms credit IS the properly is sold This win
enable many improve who cannot personally attend 10 ~
e being cleared Be
serS sepe se has many advantages He
within ride OF toe cities in the middle States
he Is in settled country where every improvement
fort OF civilizations Al hand he |, in healthy place, and
family and his own health by those malignant fevers which
the eraves Of 50 many millions Of The young and hardy
iris presents oppo tuuip 70 the indusroust ena-
bles who wsh better their condition TO become Indepen
provsneuis will greay enhance in vslus. This would all
have been settled before had not been he's IN me hands
in 10 suit the farmer and actual settler The invest
@ ppep When safe and cepas he contingencies Of
business and mlsforunes Of hfe. =. -
inc a. les. ssn Se cost ordinary ries 70 make pur
chase. -. =,
prompt 70 the land in order to obtain locsuons % suit
Them large number Of farmers from New engsnd renm
syvsp New Jersey and Delaware are about gong mere"
Wsrrsntee deeSs viii be ryen each purchases Title
dollars which sent By letter and purchase SO
cured. -,,-, --.,.uu In -. s.~r,shes
rs%S. sss Wan
room rs during business sows
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AFFAIRS IN NORTHERN MExICo-The Brownsville
Flag, 9th u has later intelligence from the bordering
Mexican States. Ex-Governor Cara has been nominated
Governor OF ramaulipas by the recent Democratic Con-
vepton at Camargo Comonor the present occupant Of
that high office, was nominated for President Of the
public
Antonio Canaes has been appointed by the general
government commander chief of the forces Of tho
State OF Tamaulpas The Flag quotes The Matamoras
Rdncheyo--
On his arrival at Victoria command bis recep
ton was contrary TO his expectation. The inhabitants Of
Victoria assembled together and having proceeded his
quarters bid him TO eyacuate the town, peaceably he
would, forcibly If they must" He not having complied
with the former request they obliged compel him
TO comply with the latter alternative.
President Comoniort, recent visit to Tacubaya 10
inspect the railroad In progress place assaulted
by one Noriga, noted bandit - poinard. The fatal
blow was warded off by byS1Ader, who promptly
knocked the would be assassin down. He was finally
secured tried convicted and sentenced to suffer the pain
OF death the next day atonement for his treason He
confessed that he was oribed to perperae this act by
Centraists Of the city Of Mexico.
NEW PosT OFFICB.-A new Post Office has been
established at West Gibson, Schohare county, New York.
HAM alav paefu
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CuPREME CoURT.-gEoRGE PETTIBoNE AGAINST
~ Harmon X. Root ct M-In pursuance Of judgment Of
the Supreme Court Of the sse ~ New York will
eale the 3h day OF June, 1857 al II o'clock " the
Merchants Exchange, In the city of New York. By r. H. LUD
Low, auctiOneer.-
srtan house and lot, piece parcel Of ground
situate lying and bens IN the fourteenth ward Of the city OF
New York known aud Distinguished map chart Of the
lands OF Nicholas Bsyard deceased by lot number
hundred and eight a. 2) bounced westerly BIZ Broad
way norhery By lot number twelve hundred and seven
QT easterly BIZ ground late beo aging Charles
grAhan souiherly by lot hundred
nine ,2pJ containing IN breadth In front snd weuy
f2 and In length each side hundrei 200 feet
beng The the propery commonly known number Eve hun
dred and twelve OH Broadway IN The city % New York
JAMES g. WILLET, Sheriff.
r. Goopvir. Plaintiffs Attorney.
kEw YoRK. June s. 1857.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
HOTELS.


H1REM0NT HOUSE, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH
avenue and porueth street. opposite Crystal Palace
Gentlemen and families can make desirable arrange
for the Transient guests 81 ~
and stages pass the door minute during tbs day and
night
VYCKOYY HOUSE, B GREENWICH STREET, n. T.
w On the European plan; ~ 3 for single, and g 81
for double rooms week 81 70 50 per uigst fss
hoass desirably located, near the Hudson Rvss and ne
Railroad depotaL
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FURNrTURN, SO.

yprrwprOER SECRETARY BEDsrEAD TnAR1. "
saves sp price in rens-in.,aniy converts psror nse
inruyant slesng apartment aold wholesale rossn
by nstameoN, Il White ssrves nird door neo BrosdwA
New Tors.
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DENTISTRY.

A IN, DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED IN TN
"A most skfu and sc,ensc manner every variety Of teeu
plss BY ORA NAPOLEON PRETRRRE and 8. A WILSON
ass Of Howard street No egorhant pres
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L,oR shLE-THE LFAsE, STOCK AND FIXTURES or
siquor store, IN good iocstor West street fnqu
The premises No, Il West street. besveeu piss and
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tempted to so forward but prevented by the flames
returned to the starboard boat, and called for
every 10 come, but others came; II being
impossible to remain any longer, ordered the after
fan b be cut away, at the time letting go the for
wssS fall the person who cut away the after fall fell
c,ientaly knocked overheard; OF the ladies
said II was her brother. This Mr. Mills, OF Lavaca,
whose body has been found Al the time We lei go the
engine at work and the ship running full speed the
fire forward and aft and the rigging in blaze
the n asthead; we landed the beach, the point,
about sunrise, all safe.
STATEMENT CAPT. JEO. Il. WHEELER, OF POWDEI-
Mr. Wheeler did not awake till about the time the lar
board quarter boat being lowered down with
twenty persons in her. and among them several ladies;
he the boat capsze she struck the water
he saw the ladies go under the boat with some
OF the men, and thinks most, if not all of them,
drowned; he then made exeiton and
passed the fire mdhp, and reached the forward
the beat, wi ere he found large plumber of
and others, appearing TO know what do to save
themselves The captain was then alone in the pilot
hou,e. At first he told them not to leave the boat,
as he thought they would be saved, he was
then heading the boat in shore. But soon after
the tler rope broke, when he came down and
,bsv e cns an TS 70 save themselves ne best
boat some taking chairs benches, &C. and others the
bachway doors, or whatever they could get Mr.. Wheel
er threw two chairs tied together and then let him
self down by rope, and saved himself by holding TO
the chairs with his hands and swimming with his feet
there five or six others floating near him or in sight,
In like manner he the Galveston in sight just
day light, and in some half hour after he and the
others near him were taken on board Of her;
horp aboart but does know what has become OF
him. Mr. Wheeler bad 900 in charge OF the purser,
with which he going to buy cattle for the te,
agent for Mr. j. M. Foster he says Mr. Fosters loss is
81 600 to S., 900.
The Galveston Herald Of Sunday evening has the follow
ing particulars not included In the above account
The body of Col Bunbrdge, OF the United States army,
on board the pilot boat La LAY cite, together with five
others. The lafayette saved three persons.
Mr. Cleveland, we understand, lost between ten and
fourteen thousand dollars
Mr. NJ Well, of Gsad lost three thousand dollars
in specie.
There are doubtless numerous other losses, Of which
have not heard the particulars.
appears, from the best data that collect that
there hundred and four souls board Of the
louisiana forty nine Of whom accounted for, and
fifty five missing.
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UAIUABLs LANDS IN THE COUNTIES OF ACooMAc
Northampton, tho Eastern shore Of Virginia. b

The undersigned offer sals-l "swansgu" situated -
e. ,s on 6:
State Of Maryland nd contain. tho r.s q, As ss n which
there are about 400 cleared good qualify wen adapsA
" s sd % s ss IN IN %
sides large quantity Of oak hickory With walnot locust q
very considerable quantity Of ship timber and slaves
so oa sR r an sUoS % % a S mil s =
.e,n$.nt :apPy Of water on this "a farm md nm
Chnsotss. ADAPTED for ,F.s % sd
:ssdp sss Ss a' % shores
board p.asas % carried iso% them os
snd s me Of me son h on ISLAM.
70 fi sSSu @ AR ssn Ss.ss Large &! q %
and Of planting g sn for hs5s s &
e sT on %iis s
:a na e. d9 ss
Thsss lands are ali Beautifully on III. water
view Of the Atlantic ocean and very convenient 70 the oaea 81
1hs remaining I. Yardlsy in the county Of NorsA;
streams running either side Of sassriy dreeas,
Allied with the finest as r s1S ss ~ E nd sn
distant from Ess n s the county s ssO X. srss Mes
Wy mSsrsd With the best Oat AND ns.a.
beauty hs scenery fa view % Ysrl.y and s eosoa
combined the faOis. q living Shsd Ae war nrnia,
avated and the hores abound wia IN thu form 1t
Terms Of saie~Ths price required for swanssu eneraAy
known the wnder AndD twenty Ave thousand do.Ars
third be paid when given and the baAaco
IN and two years. in equal nstamsns with nssres; nsa
date.
The island land Ave thousand dollars
swsnsgu Yardley II held at SIX thousand dollars
The purchaser In zach complying
with the cash payment and the execution Of his bonds Tor
S:s Or p have e s Sa s
ments.
s .rs sc: Ss 81 q
on the s nonSy !. uS 81 "a: y
ley" and the fourth Monday In july that being e coun
~ court day Accomsn shall sell 6wansgut and he ~
lands NJ public auction.
Any communication relation Ia the property advertised
above addressed William T.. Nottingham. Easve North
smpton county, Eastern Shore Vrgnia 70 DR.. Robert
n Garrett Williamsburg, Virginia, viii be promptly amended
u aad answered.
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CEGAR STORE. STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR sac
- three lease Of house and nrns
pal places IN this city fer the segar business lis
needle exchange servant ooe. VIII be sold moderss
prices.
ITO COFFECTloNkRs AND BAKERs.-FoR SALE AN
old established confectionery and ice busnoen
store elegantly fitted up with marble top and table,
tools xtures and part whole OF soda fountains and
ecomplete oven, by fest with long
Of premises and instructions for the manufacture Il soda
water and mead. Apply at 80 Division street, NJ v.
TIC PRINTERS.--FOR sALK THREE NEW ADAMH
book presses, In perfect order. Also, large aps6
hydraulic press Address boz 069 Philadelphia coe
ITO SPECTATORS GOING TO EUROPB.-A RARu
L chance ia offered TO make fortune new inventoo
not introduced into England will be sold liberal
TO party will patent It. Address A. NJ K, Herald Ones
for two days.
THO DAGUERREAN ARTISTs.-FOR SALE, aOOB
half camera with holders, all complete for amhrr
types dsgueIreoypes Call and specimens made Win
at PENDI ET0N'S gallery, No Chatham square
VALUABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTIES OF AoooMAc
and Northampton the Eastern shore Of VirsuiA, b
market . -
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sICUFusyosn.
RESTAURANTS.

TUE THISTLE, ss PEARL STREET At TIE JUNO
Il ton OF the New Bowery. will open Thursday Old
and new friends are invited 70 call IN : smile wis
JAMES FARQVHAR.
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ms g. aRFrIr, n AND ~ yULros srssn
Ercn.ivr 10 issortng beautiful mineral teeth hh
approved stuo~phee hates VIII OF yihoni erracsirf ~
puCss Will partial sets on nnc Rod W PEI ros i've
nENTrsrRy-pR. n. a. DUREIN, CArsb STREET
~ near vaict Told Mo- 78 AZ invites sstt-nton
ria ons suoce~sfu appearance DAILY operations win N
Lsrness benumbaS axoai troi tcsnn0 prtrruurs
AZ par. Pyines notsrSsa
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!. yEyv Avn IMPORTANT INVENTION IN DENTIST

a ry.-Dr. LEVITT Dentist II Wayerley place, near
broadway process q constructing artificial teeth,
the advantages Of our natural teeth from ie per-
adapatlon a. Durability fstrtnRh Ac when connected
with peculiar ATMOSPHERIC pressure plates totally unsp.
use Bandy cheopasc process urges those requiring
fetal teeth examine his application 81 this process be.
fore engaging elsewhere bs,anllehed i5D Ihe puonc
should Be cautious Of base imitsors and inrngers OF the
above patentsL
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0XJEsTERN PRINTING OFFICES FOR sALK.-FOx
w $500 (s least two thirds CASH the Keokuk drsc.oy
book and Job Office Keokuk has 1850 Inhabitants; buk
1856 600 houses will build In 1857 more than that nu1
Der. sell South. Also will be sold In week
al theris ale TO the highest bidder under morAgs
for benefit half interest In the Muscane owa) Journal
(repubican) debt interest and costs about $50.
ORION CLEMENS, Keokuk, Iowa
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business FOR sALE-A LONG AND WELL EsTAB
- hshed down town manufacturing and jobbng business
1t In successfu operation, and sold account OF the
III health OF the present Persons only Of undoubed
character need address box &5 Post Office
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THE MAGISTRATE.

THE MAgIsTRAIE
great number out this day.
Tie Facts In the Burfen Case.
Portrait of Hankins, the Murderer
Great Murder In Massachusetts
Portrait OF jones, the murderer.
Trial of the Asssssins OF Fualdes, complete.
Csspar Frisch, the Murderer from Vanity.
Decisions and Cases In Courts.
List Of Bankrups nom MAJ 70 June6
All the Criminal Cases.
True Duties " the Police.
Law Superior 10 Rebellion.
The Church OF the Puritans Al Fault
A Hundred Cases OF Crime. .
The MAGISTRATE In published evevy week 70 70 T,sxs
est record Of crime in the we,d-sancuoned ey nv '"
whose laws respecs and suited for family reading
Two dol ars per apnum one dollar for s ynnessna 49,.
ROSS ToUsEy, general agents III rss-se 49,
U,HH NATIONAL POLICE qAzErIExxaa,rr. ILL., ~ 49, 80,
criminal paper, being perfect recorv1 q, csr
ont world erubeished with porran o. w mnnhs n
iasued weekly. Annual Subscription - -. sstsons p,.
Address r. A SEYMOUR onoo
Gazette III Broadway. New York
nUE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVE EDlrkD ~
II SAM, OWEN-Tn consequences ol .ne ueinshu iof ~
W. -. svnD1y he profession with lew complete sets q
10 % pesch Onlce Legal Observer 70 Nassau street
....,,,, - .e,YIoS LES AT sARATOgA.-CALL AT q.
-, "a 49,, street and flee Of SARATOGA DAILY
" Nassau ~ S containing skesches NJ fashlonabhr
~ a. =, ssr.,osa with nat Of arrivals nc The a
me- ~ ~ asn,ng there and those desiring advertise
,eo . re travelling and fashionable public at the leading
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10

IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY NzwsNEN.-ALL WHO
disappointed In not getting their regular supply Il
PORTERS SPIRIT Of June and thoss who desire here
after, get their regular supply from Derier Brohes.
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