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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

SHOCKING ArTsaT I, RrTcHps CovsrY-An array Of q
serious nature occurred on sunday Tie town or w~h
inrton yerpancss Du,chess county nsppesrs that
family named Mcdonnell live there or which there arc
three brothers, who work during the week and retrn
bone en- Saturday evetirg One OF thrun named Thomas
. man OF unfoverpskle temper, probably under tho In
huence OF LIQUOR, made attempt The nfe OF his
ssser .no ethtr on sands lie reshsd upon bis father
He then thresened 70 shoo, his father and commenced
loadi' gun for that purpose ~tep father Into
feet dast and Thomas deliberately dschargsd the run
1t him the whole charge taxing enss Inside Of the tnfn
causing dangerous wound ThcmAs taken int Gus
tody.
military BolxrssyI The ssh' Brisade under the com
mAnd Of Brigsder General Samson comprising the 2oh
Regiment, under Col Geo W. Pratt, and The 2tss Reei
ment under Col Joseph Wright eDosmp on the od rsce
course, mile east Of Poushseep.e, this vesk Dad
the 2ist Regiment, and ihe Ropdoul band by
The Goth Rssimest rhore viii aso Do present
several invited companIc. from Albany, Eo,burs,
Kingston. and other places, With their own bands.
The Jersey Blues from Paterson, ~ all be present on
Wednesday and Thursday accompanied BY she IN Band
The General ard stsf, tnsoher VIII the rwepretn red
ment, ~ the wharf at poughkccJ@io wnon the brigade
iofmed and mneh.i % Ihe camp 10 day there iii be
grand review Tomorrow, at 2P NJ the whole bri-
gsde vii be reviewed By Gov Klrs On Fsidsy there
will be grand parade and review. In ADDITION 10 the
afternoon.
vro1xror TIE ErurF Law r. PUTNAM UorsrY-HuyY
PsrArrY.-hr Burr sicphens, n Rrcw,ter's station Pat
county soil LIQUOR without the legal qualifications 10
DO and was summoned before the Cour o yer the
charge. The trial ~0 held on Monday, when NJ Burr,
having been found guilty OF violation OF the Ercise law
1ned 800 The counsel demurred 10 this iudsment
and the cse has been carried 70 The Superior Court
ssocruro Can oy srIorp Charles Ellison q youns
living In the town Of Monroe Orange county stepped
Into Tuners Hole ore day last week and called FOR
Hquor, vhish refused him. He then declared that II
we're nc given 70 blm be would XIII hi nsef lie being
sl refused he el the house and went on the railroad
track and an the irsn was approaching laid head upon
the rail, she train passing over him and ilins him In
stanty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF new York, september 1, 1857.
CIEAREn.

CLEARED.
fteamRhip Arahm Clr), Stone Liverpool CuNari.
rlrhmshp Jason tBr brlton Southampton, London
p raster ST hsee %arsha
BARK Her1og George Neck, tuack TAsragopa-Fanch
rig San 9iosann BaHsta Csardl, Gallo MArseinesGo
nr'g ian, llir' A,nsworih Togo MI Q Donovan
brig LAHAr'ne Norwj, zerob,n. charesion-liolaboc
s SIR w1,sa2yaa MopSv uav,nav Gluar;S
s sc yspor, Powell tav-nah-siurses, Cearmsn 60
sehr wssnsr snrs, chsries,oa-saser 'A'n'N -
s sSsr E ,..., goSd 'oygoll7er Potter
s scs pgarrirFton Robinson, Rclmona. q Person
scsr Daring Fs,, R'Ger, Sy Pom, serll Absqt
RT once no. ass phqSN s9 a ss euersa
Steamer ksnn s' 'c LANA am rsns ssSal'
ARRIVED.
s.sanssp Angns,a woo!hai savannah % hoar.. with
ooscs, serSr NJ .rnosss .samshp sn rn Css
sanhsh ghs PM steamship state Of Gsorgs from Phadei
9s savsnnas DO Az 20 miles q llaeras passed BRIG
stenmshp yaron, POSTER Charleston. yah mise and pas
~ pssr,ss o19rd ,,en 20 s9nday - IN ,la,,e
a,s., ''ssp Se,e q soiga rom rhaaepha Cor
Tor Charleston Monday Pv cape ienl5pen NV shp W.
ou,ng' fr.m IAyerpopl for Philadelphia
with mdse 10 Nssmiih sons 'V 0u' iA'e'poO' guy ~
ship Raphae " q Aberdeen rIav, London July H. with
ship Cairo, Wooster sseus Avg is with sugar, 10 oo
Refk wsrr.n HaIeu o' Boston Wallet Charen,e Juiy H.
spos o5r rs Nc .cioSs Sa'an 5sly IS ~ . - lon %
y ~ on y ~ saw shp yanlaia Tn Ia u ~, Ion 80 spoke
brsss, 1s s ,SS Mreraus vs,aga July 7 passed o.
on - rs spose NJ steamship Ireanc u DAYS rSm Calcutta
s or ndon al well but shor y coal lob MT h - rs n
A. q Psre gas9 bSs Ango,nr, 2 GaYs y hide
-aw bark bound y. with black IN her fore spgaan
ssehr hlu!rn RI. rnnis, Liverpool, Ms, u day.
Scsr II DAVE Lynch, Charleston, days, viii cotton &C.
ssss Ssne.'9vs tsoarce reter.suse " days
schr W Capes, rewey. virginia days
s scsr s ssrr" lanes v, ylsso sssy'
sSsT MAR War c sssa F,g, virginia asay'
sT S.y 5SPT Chased Tea h .sssGssn
sehr \ Tanner, Tod, Alexandra, DAYS.
sohr Aida, Cordrey washngicn, nc, dsys
SSRr corro iio p RS Ss'la pe0se'"" W
sehr l.eIle, Johnson, slba.y for bridgeport
seRr o.eSu rs.' Sssas ~ ~ sew VIII as nasen
ss @p viz bss@ s sans e. f sss ,yso Bo'
steamer Kenne6ec, Hand, Philadsiphia.
Steamer odnebaue, HoIium, Norwich.
BELOW
Bars warrnrn, from Buenos Ayres
y, ,s = t@ ,a Awo9d from Arroyo PRBo By pho,
ssU.D
tsbourne Reneres Liverpool, Owego. Sew Orleans; barn
Wind Al suurls n. A. sursote esq
Miscellaneous aud Disasters.
lrtbr hahk CASIO AIrFRtt + total Iosa Nothing will
w ier ~ ne cos. 20 operating viii pay
$500 ~ ,ap'an s'aes etrphatcay that the pilot in
tNF' ~ h's vessel ~ he che was lost The oenoev
".'snl has provided Tor he destitute passengers
dsspach nom 81 John Nh 8ist u states that Arnericon
ort oaky '' NV Wv INV ~
ne new steamship tdauc vss yesterday AN lowed from
essrsy Works % The large Balance docs for The purpose
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kIBros eAEpEs.-Tse charming ballet entitled la Bou
quetiere" In which sxr~ri1a hoEa has c.esed decided
sepsAon by her graceful dancing, Ia W be repeated thi
evening. II VIII be proceeded BY The hpgbsbe psntomune
their entire Troupe, have parts.
BowssY John 10 Psyn. ssio,!c tragedy
OF Buius. the Fall Of 1arqunp Il announced with
remarkably ssood is evening tits N be- eded
the drama from tho Prer cb cad the Belle o. he Fan
bourg the spirited farce st led the Arful Dodser" and
two or ,hree liyfly dances
BuRross-Bulwers play Of Risbelieu win again
enable ne admirers Of The young ragedan 10 win Bco 70
hin In OF his chSacier this evening He viii be
supported by hessrs Fber, Barrett se chen and Moore
h,s nenin &c The Irsh Brco nmakef the After piece
L1enn $50 rhf l,ls drama entitled An!sine.' the
farce OF my Precious Resey sssS-nc,n,rnts he,s
for right Miss Ksene plays In he first and second
Mr. Jefferson, the young comedian In he second d
pieces
oIyprIc-Mr J. H. ALNn-auir ;avori:e with Few York
play go<r particularly 90 the eastern side of the cy-Ls
e.hehs debut A. this popnar lte theatre DASha IA
NV Aunt" which ~ :, ~ suece~ed BY i-e Spirit Of
Poun ain" snd AL the Worlds Stage"
wuIacK's THrArRE win open r,r The seaxop 10 morrow
evening uncrr The msnareneni OF Mr. s,u.r and
ton n Mr. Lester n house has been thoroughly caansd
ard decorated snd judsns from the Of Assn
rance The opeapg pec- the manager has surrounded him
self with 'alert Of high crder
AnRicAs hcsEus-Tbe programme for this day nirht
contains choice a rorms Of Prof wymans
strg tks OF pecr NANCY sn6 VI uroqusm Tbs. blessed
Bsby the monster ard her tmbers Of toe
family, &c. can he seen n all bours
kISsrRKrsY-Tae En- Iosar srt ranm.ut, offered for hi,
evening ~ GEO Chrzy and Wood y "a aud n Rryart
brohsrs a. 47s sroafusy, rsuno tail faction
al lovers Of genuine fun IS. OF leroece ne frmor
bamsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

PRIZE tIr NEAR yesterday
Tor What sirnt We have been Unable 10 ascsrtslp-
toE plsoe on tys bisnd, in The presence OF q great
rumper oi pers me professors OF the au,any ara
Eps'ishnan vh name we could no. issrn. and rou,b
nosipe spec.m called Hughes. The nght which lsstei
one hour enc 50 minutes. conducted uton sc'ena.
tooth for tcn Unacquainted a. 10 arc sin the
bsnG tecnncss the ring, are unable 10 give that
Minute descrip' Of ths affair which voad be 90 eel
rebtheo ~ we lnoyh fraternity All we know ~, thai
"sockdoogers ere eiven and taken duriux any two
roubes ubNl Wv ual scene finally terlnnaled by
tho Fpehshmsniug declared completely sanquished
amid the shouts he mob In attendance Hughes ~ss
carried away In lmpb by hs fr,euds, while III. badly
beaten Opponenbeived but few words Of sympathy In
bis deplorrole cotton. No arrests were msde.-Ffls-
deiphia Pres, Ab1n
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noe lndcis rabls ge0Iemen ~no a-e si~ays anxious
N have you wy no ssreug;a OF your I1ng-," o try
roar WEIGHT " "ses, The wsrnh o. yoar blood, 81
n boocon, ter AMI - take lnr5s. ony qu.s.er
ihros snd svsry hos was, = are mere 90 he ground
70 ltrgs runbs-, charging phiian hropicsily small
rr'ee FOR immerss,y vA,gsoie erpe icnsc ncrba'
fADds Ne eFecet over Toe grsanfs Tor the Or az
nennor NJ eJlbioa an dfinssbes, and every
saeDs y b raaso Tor ns VI isefs csi, aflnk Ana
E0ry.
KISS ~ rus an's.
ooo q hoe Tree ssd cay gAmcs 90 peozlu 70 tso
perTan people vs exs vels iur daoea INC
Eoan5 yeterdE, ~ IL oaei kIs' n The riSg, - ~
M inAsied epeohAsen TIE players are sato 1sd
atlfcIe haldrF rope -hioh rodnd 10 rcle
whi en- runbgrE 20 ns ma o. Grd f,mss, are ga
saps Ge hands u senaemsa o1s.is, ne
sas NC r.lvtess o. Ln.es es, Z be .o s.'eh Der
nct b. obliged % ssy in,ide, and kss and bring
inside tho G-st n whose 1sDd ne sap hen tie
rope uustge out unpl yeusg sdy .apS hirn
n again mas b. ,nssned tue game a Avey, the
rwetty wa and fsvoft gents enj ving al he fun The
ssp girls keep their ts8ds on no rore vito perfec
npuny aac hen hey do get Inside the ring,
srsht upess ssey very ais. and ry very hnrd ro,
ptei pot zoe r-es,y Eir's on he convsry, are scst
7us' and have keep Bov'ns fttey keep lhsir
,te rape m ,iy royuos h,-ever can alwa.s have
sesr coooe, s0os me- weed only AK hold of the
shen z 800 sstt near Il i wonderful hos forge
81 sone n m GeaS creatures beoome In tsk5s hold Of
Ne foVe, ana hos surursed they -hen caught and
500 ul syaafe loln 10 the game, Amsricans, Ger.
xps, A0c s9oy god uone generally though dress 10
'ocAsiss.ll orr, sns 80 ander garment sometimes dis
TIE SWIMMING slrcH
Inc victor,is the ~ nmlbs mstrn n Moadsy ws Mr.
5crrmen, ~ Ttsushuyg, az sos xr rrets.nv as o..
.yoetuty sisted he lster gentleman "a. h, osnsior
he tonrrsment acc Took sch interest in this peou
l.riy German uett for the Gre, Tine .,hn,,s ~
ccunvy Hs oac.wa prizes. for tear ths, the CON
c-ans cold, In thsir anresy " win, eudsnser eaoh
stsrs ives
rms sgrHCroLIrAr POLICE
Fts poer he srouRo aurng the ass too aav.
"a tune Ht. che Iytnt lager bier and Secure ~.
gesi pacss 70 zee tse or, Bet one ARES, .de
ant ihsa -,a 6 poor grmsn for pssslps e,unterfst,
money Tbe COED order " abe vasi multitude sas erem
Jay and the faos bs, ~ srve~u -ere made need 20,
-elcci nuea difcrsstn on .he police
Il he evening tbere 80 grand perfo' nance ~ The
aevman s7adt tssste, the bo-ery. Tue exercises
wsvs ~ an nv rrrsgo and sTsmsrc chEs1,es the former
ee,ae NJ And wpcs corld only be described adequately
~ta 10 crowded letter, Of the German sphaoe, All the
a~rferrsrs were from various Turner cetes The
rrrsre "a. erndn1 A. ufooation. Tots evening he fee
"a o.o.ss Nth rrasd ball and awarding Of premiu
! he CNtg Assembly Noon
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H0b0ken City xsws.

THE HoB,Kxs HOMICIDE -Juatce Thomas Whitley, or
Hobcken held an inqrest on Monday evening to invest
gate the circumstances Of the death or James Corrgsn
who ~ beaten Tuesday evening last In that city BY
Patrick Sculhon, and who died Monday morning The
investigation continued until midnight and the Jury
presented sealed verdict TO the Court Moses Murphy,
lad, and Patrick Walsh, Dung man both OF whom are
employed by Peter MehAn in Hoboken, ine principal
Witnesses appeared by their testimony that Oorrgan'
scullion, Walsh and Murphy we're ~ Hlveys grooory
store At lok O'clock which the store cloaed, and
they weut ou. Soolion somewhat under the innu
sEce Of Nquor, and Ccrgan and Ash were much In ok
Gated Hall An hour AFTER ~ards they went 70 Mr. Mehans
stable, where WaSh and Oorrigan usually sept Scuon
had bottle with lighted cands In II In bis hand. Cor
rigan fell upon the aoor Wskh vent for pail Of water.
him. Immediately afterwards Corrlgan, while lying upon
The floor, capsh. Scuon by one leg Of his pantsoons
Scu'op called him 3 Of h three times, and told him
70 let 60 Of him He did not ana Scuilon stamped him
eight nine times about the head and nck, and tnsn
went array Wahh could not get Corrgan TO bed on the
morning Wash put Corrs.n 70 bed since thai time de-
ceased has been under the care Of ply sicsn, and
med 70 be recov erirg ON sunday nc ss ont 10 inc
ring Sunday plight he vas derious and died suddenly
O'Clock on Monday morning. allah testified taas Soul
ast expressed regret that while he about be had
rot stamped the life gu. OF him.
DR.. T. Chsbert, who attended tbs deceased, testified
relative 70 bis condition after the beating He asn In
junction Nth other physicians, held poet mortem eva
inAon upon the body Of the decreased They found the
Jaw fractured, the brain healthy except deposit Of about
four Of wat and the lungs liver and stomach In
healthy con ion-which unusual Ia those addicted
10 strong drink There considerable injury 10 the
throat Or Chaber gave ~ his opinion that the cause
Of tee death Of corrigsn was dernm ireuens supsrn
duced by the injuries received; and he mad bean tenn
perate he wonld have recovered.
Hculicn arrested By officer Frank NsDoncush on
Wednesday and committed n the cells 70 sat tho result,
Of The Injuries inflicted on Co'issr % Saturday, the
physician having given hs ocnicn that CJrrigan would
recover Justice Whitley admitted souion 10 bail Ia The
or $780, with to- surees Of $500 eash On hear
ing of Oo.rgau's death Monday, Scuon fed, sad,
e believed crosset 10 Nav York, during the day
In q email boat His bonds have secured themselves
upor bis property Re Ia stout built man. shout 50 years
Of age, feet or inches high, and has . small ezsa
face, eeh locking and peck marked; has dark hair and
dark and IN Youpd sbouldered He had on, when
he left, broSn sack and slouchcd nat
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Our HsTensstsr Cerre>vondsncs.
YcxKsks, Sept !, 1887

Politicol kedino IN Yclkvs.
Quite spirited political meeting wAs hSii Nss svsdA0y
u mo Franklin Hauss, In his village % sssct asegAaa fas
the County Convention, 70 DO held 70 morrow ssps Oh
West Farms One would suppose, judging nom tbs exer
tsoua put forth by The "sof wing CT the demoMac par.
~, thaa contest was about 10 take place between them
and their natural oe tae black republicans nssad Of
fsend.y family EFFORT n servo .he party the coming
STATE Conv en:ion 1t Syracuse.
For weeks Fast they have been oAnvAxsing no. only
town and county but every doubtful town and county
In the bate Their efforts tend only 10 pur pose
the Hate Convention al any
for the present. regard NJ the RronSen.xng o. Collector
Sche Of more importance than the defeat Of black Yepub
ncankm.
lam happy 70 state that heir iaso OF az. night were
OF all. The siaunch, unwayerpg friends Of Jamcs
Buchanan and true democracy triumphant, selecting
the following deleaatos- Hon. W. W. Woodwork, Hon
VIM RAdford Judge Walsh Dr.. Salmon Skinner, William
H. lawrence, GILBERT Taylor, James Valentine Edward
Hslofan, Hugh NcGrath, Augustus Van OoriiAndt Hon
Thomas Smith and Philip Malone.
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MArRIsor1Ab.A orNTLRNAr, ACID a WE'LL
m educated Intelligent highly respectable 81 peasrs A.
pcrmen business habits and temperate all ihnrs desire
" fo the acquaintance Of young hiy Win vle \, -.
imony an orphan OF youns widow preferred ebs rnss
be inleeen And IN the possession o. means sunless "a
TIE sdvsr.er 20, re.den, o. pe~ York Are and sp-
pearspce WI not be an object Of attraction on rsnjssr
dress yin particulars, for two days Hnand a. r. Hssid
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"a. ,,.r. snare, In pnu.d.iph,s.

20 THs HDfroB or rHk HkhnLp
H. phaaeiptis iaurrals rsy not PC spie, Dul sm,
erpaa why II 10 ihst certain Owe shares OF our Opera
Afctte stock sor rsls by VI moss That senuemsn
tr1ser, and shsres question were pledged 70 nim
a pccuniary emergency caused by me sce OF SOME u
vovi vile Wall street specusat.~sL - .....
ACgrsI 81, 1871 A PBILADKLPBlAN.
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The Race Between the sisgara, Agamemnon
and Susquehnnna.


We have been permitted 70 extract OF letter
ctived 81 the Navy Department dated August Is from
which appcsr thai, on re,urnns 70 Enslsnd Trial OF
sp cd took place between II h n shp the Agamemnon
and the United States steam rrsstes Niagara and sasqpo
hanna. Tho Niagara soon evinoed her superior speed
This orcums lance u very gratifying, ~ the Agsmemnon
said 70 be the crach" OF the English navy easily
making II or IL knots per hour The Circumstances A.
tending the race are follows, described In the letter
above mentioned
We had something Of 10 day, and rood deal Of
excitement for awhile. Tho Asamem pon and NIAGARA
have csrb largo tenders yards over their propsIors
The former has load OF abou 500 tons and Nc roS
abous $780, both load and guard mucn e as,is
tart IN race, and besides hale sfraid Of
Agsmempon, every eecves In Eogsnd that sbs
steam eleven and twelve knots easy and ihousht ser
tainy lhe sasquehanna would lo.d N badly In ,hi,
vim We arc. 20, rith all these reasons msnsgod 10
keep e back than otherwise This morniug a, nine
lbe eusquehasps about two mcs ahead, and we
~ere inst Abean Of We Aganempsn Captain s,nds
rsnallzed ~ am Fong 70 Plymouth" much a. 70 say
cant Val for ruoh tlo~ coaches askes Ca1tsin Had
son 70 let try and 20 /, PorsDouih Each stp's
smoseppes cld cory OF haFd nrirg 81 opoe ne ssa
Was smooth and he wind light Ater us--smose jast
AMI down when Al tali speed. Al 5P n ihs rolative
pcsirons we're nearly 80 folcwf- Tho Agsmemaou vas
more Than bull do~n suern. We ooulo jast her
smoke, and mo su,cu, hanna about eight
miles s'erp. AZ Captain Hudson wanted 10 keep oOm-
her.
me sIasarss speed "a. twelve knots In The contest
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NHwpAPHRs ~ Kansas There eighteen weekly
journals published in the Territory Of Kansas, thr.
teen OF which nee soil In sentiment and ave IA
mocratic and pro slavery.
REVIVE THE S1Avs -sAps DnsoIyB THE UHoS-The
Yorkviis g. O., Enquirer regards propasAndhm ~ the
true policy Of the South "Instead Of waiting fr the slow
and strongly resisted spread Of civilization, We must
thrust out tho wildenesses Of the West and South
westn 10 effect this resuA, b intimaied thai there
must be revival Of The slave trade II the North shall
object TO this The Union must be dissolved.
MxruG on TIE rAnmr1 Tho editorial fraternity Of
IN. s.-~~.--1s prv-- sne Of New York have
meeting ~ tho voorhics House, Syracuse, the ls
ptsm ,er for the Interchange Of ooursesies and kniy
sentiments.
AsorHR Horss DrvnED AoArrr irUF.-Thc Fall River
(hass } Mentor, 10 out with "doube header" Tie
editor gently gives Mr. Banks the got by, and inmAtes hs
intention Of voting for the "coming man" On the othei
hand the publisher defines his position and goes checrfal
Mr.. Banks and declines lending The columns Of u,
Monitor 70 the support Of nomination In opposition 10 him
TEXAS EIlnoS.-rhc Galveston Necs OF tho 2o.h ut
nysrhe telegraph yesterday gives all the returns up
The hour Of going 70 press Total vote heard from 81
Of which Runnes has received rs i2s and Houston 2os
leaving majority for Bunnes OF s,oa
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ApyRRTISRYENw kESFwEp EVERY DAY.



(yHAkDTROTTlFUM MATCH -IF~Nrr,vz TO W A1OUgS
" for horsrpd dollars over re u y+soys i,o.r pr
on Friday eept ts7 GOOD dsy and ts NJ n oe,p nj
The fwn,r 70 orve. a. . Dalton raves q Broker, ~
rew tnrk Geo Wersnn nsmrs b. m. LAZY Taunton, %
hass ~ hu The above I'll be decded
ntIet ss Rrfa spetds already beea
of Tailor celebrated ho' Broker having performed
rs,en o' ~ mics sl'o OF 20 miles Ruor 81 be
80 meel VIII successful somretor this ocessiyn An
eheient police vii preserve order n a. sTRoM0.
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SENIOR vbrERAE CORPS OF lsla- BROTHER
- ,cldiss we are srain called upon pay funer~l
bonors another ~ hrohers Hezeksh Tndala aged
ri wars The crrrs el mble corner on rkv1
s,p,r4 ard rlf street ths fwednestay snS moon ~
~ ocloet full uniform crspa the n and sword
mt LET every veteran auend n he last trihuie ~ $3.50
60 confer npon departed worth. BY order, Ss'
Isaac NJ PHrrr. Adjutsnt ''''oA
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;Eg SEVENTH ANNUAL TURNVERENPESFTVAL.

Sbs Psc NC sn Yorkytlle Park Continued
Fencing, Turning, Dancing, snoosiDg ana
nsssinx-Gsrman Social AmHssmsnts-Fsr-
soxvs~.cs IA the Ssade Theatre, &c.
We great seventh annual festival OF the Social rernvs
rem .. continued yesterday with appropriate spirit the
lusau q vsssrs a CoOrsds YorkvAs Park was nos -
1--we "a On Kanesy but there we're nevertheless several
.ssusars rcrrora present the Turnvaren OF New York.
srocln ard BoomngdAle who the hosts Of this fss-
av., -H realize several hundred dollars profit o. the
yc nc ID tspce Zee oftwcnty FIVE GEMS being oAArx
ID al viriier 70 the park The means OF acses 70 the
srOnds ssiHs very easy, over The neghbosag fences
sec cn the river each winter who psid wus furnished
9TH ribbor with The following cabeEstic inscr p.ion
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THE MILITARY.


A HhFrfOFi-rO MILITARY ooMPANfRa-THR
troIriets Of the Bellevue Gardens y now prepsred 70
MAZE arrangements with 9snics psrndes &c
and would be glad 10 have her give hs call early W 49,
.re says He also vshed cal their asen,o the fscs
BAL he ansxemert has changed last rear and thaA
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E. NJ. WELL S GREAT WESTERN
Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills

For the cure of all bilious diseases, impuri
ties of blood, indigestion, liver complaint, sick
headache, fevcrs colds. iaundice, dyspepsia, te-
male complaints, and general cathartic
In the treatment of bilious fever, iaundice,
and all other diseases of the alimcntary canal
or general health, which is caused by an aifec-
ton of the liver or portal circle, these pills are
invaluable.
For jaundicc, take one or two pills every
night. Should there be loss of appetite, or
general debility or languor, use the bitters I'M
til these symptoms are removed
These pills may be taken in all cases where
an aperient Alternative or cathartic is required
Dyspepsia and liver complaint, with all their
attendant evils, can positively be cured by
perscvering use Of these pills in connection
with the bitters. When cough exists in con-
nection with any disease for which these pills
are recommended, take the Pectoral Syrup of
Wild Cherry, prepared ~ the proprietor, and
the patient will be thoroughly and radically
cured. These pills being of vegetable origin,
no injurious effects will be produced under any
circumstances by their use. Adults or chill
dren can take them constantly when required.
The dose for u child three or four years old,
from one to two pills and for children eight
or nine years old, from two to three pills at
bedtime
Females will find these pills very mild and
uniform in their operations, and the very med
icine needed by large class of females
Let all remember that the Great Western
Pills are designed expressly for use in bilious
climates, and are far better than those put up
in the east where little is known in regard to
the peculiar diseases of the climate.