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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

Y, CLINTON, la.
, large and complete as
&c.
=. direct from the manu-
a large and varied assort-
.l,cmicalS. which he offers
ms as can he had in the
a few of the articles al.
= Store ; VIZ.
Morphine. acetate
do snlphatc
do nuriate
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing BEETLES, ass'd
Nutgalls
Nux yom'cli
Oil of almonds
do annisccd
do brrgamot
do black pepper
do cairrut
do caraway
do cassin
do cedrat
do chamomilc
do cloves
do capoitn
do croton
do crgot
do irnnel
do hcliotropc
do jasmin
do juniper
do lavender
do ncroli
do olives
do orange
do orlganlm
do pntcllouly
do violet
do pcnliyroynl
do peppermint
do rosemary
do susSairas
do savin
do succini
do ycrbcnn
do winlrrgrccn
do worinsccd
Otto Of ru.cs
Paints, chrome yellow
do chrome green
do litllargc
do Paris green
do lrn ian blue
do white lead
do red lead
Paint brushes, assorted
Paper, every dissertation
Patent medicines. viz.
Arabian liniment
Ayes catharlic pills
Ayers cherry p"ctoral
Dr. Jaynes lamily med
jew David : plaster
Court Plaster
Lyon, kathairoa
McIAac's liver pills
McInpu's vermilugc
| Mustang liniment
ladcliblr ink
Barry's lrieopherou-
Brandrcih- pills
Browns esS. Jam. ging.
Carpenter est bItchu
do sarsH
Cooper, isingIas
Dallcy'- pain extractor
lfahno,tock : ycrmiil.g,
Gray ointment
Henry maguc,ia
Pantcn'. .cap,ules
Ra,lway ready relief
iaINlllVll toil liNef on
larraut's apcrieut
sands .arsaparilla
Thompson eye water
Thorn's extract
Townscnd> Sar,aparill
Wistar's bal. wild chrrr
Wright Ind. veg pill>
Peruvian bark
Pencils OF all kinds
Pcssarlcs, assorted
Pestlrs and mUrl,trs
Pill boxes
Pill tiles
iipcline
Podophyl0u
Pumice stone
Putty
PotaS,c aceta
do bi cmbs
do lromid
do call-ticc white
do cliorate
do cyanuret
do iodine
do sulphatc
Quicksilver
Quininc, snlphalc
do ..i'-eniatc
do acetate
do lerrocyan
Rad alknnct
do calainus
do columbo
do colchicl
do gcntian
do ginger
do iridis
do rhatany
do rhei
do sanial
do sarsaparilla
NJ do scnga
do serpentaria vir,
do spigelia mayl
do Yalcrian
Red precipitate
Rotten stone
Raspcd guiacum
Saffron
Sage pearl
Sal acelosella
Sal soda
Sal ammoniac
Sal rochelle
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

Geis- 1t may seem strange, but is is fact,
that men are generally more afraid of women
than women are of men, and fearing to "break
the ice" is fruitful cause OF old bacheorism.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06


do nitric
do oxalic
do phosphoric
do prussic
do pyroligneous
do sulphuric
do iartnric
Ether, acctic
do chloric
do snlphuric
Asphaltum
Alcohol
Alocs
Alum
Ammonia, aqua
do carb.
do iodine
do phosphate
do arom. spts.
.Annatto
Arrow root
Arsenic
Balsam. copaiva
do Peru
do Tolu
do Fir
Bath Brick
Bailry's scdative
Bay rum
Bcbcrine
Bcb crin, sulph
Bismulb. oNychlor
do sub. nit.
Black lead
Blue indigo
Blue mass, English
Blue stone
Boray
Bougics. gum elastic
do silver .
Birthstone flour
do roll
British lustre
Brominc
Buchu leaves
burgundy pitch
Calcis carb. prirc.
do phosphate
Canthar.dcs
Cardamon seed .....
Ia. carilla bark
Castor, Russian
Castor oil
Catlcters, gum elastic
do silver
Cayenne pepper
Chalk, French
do prcciptd
do prepared
Calomcl, Engli sll
Chalnomilc flowers
Charcoal, prepared
Cupping glasses
Cherry bark, Wild
Chloride, gold
do lime
do soda. solut.
Cloroiorm
Cobalt
Cochineal
Colocynth
Cologne water
Collodium
Composition
Conserve roses
Copperas
CorkS, various
Corrosive slbliinatc
l'r, am tartar
Cubrbs
Dovcr's powders
Dragon. blood
iialterium
Elder flowers
Elm bark
f.mplast, adhesive
do cantharides
do dischylun
DO iSinglass
do rcsinn
Extract, aconite
do athcmidcs
do bark
do bella donna
do colnconth
do digitalis
do hyosciamus
do Indian hemp
do jalap
do kramrria
do nuX yomica
do quasFia
do rhubarb
do sarsaparilla
do taraxacum
do valerian
Epson salts
l.l'gotlne
Ergot
Filters. French
Tunnels, glass
do wcdgewood
Gallipots, assorted
Gelatine. Coy's
Glass measures
do ware, every desc
Glauber salts
Glycerinc
Granyille's lotion
Gum Arabic, assorted
do assaliGtida
do belzion
do camphor
do calechu
do gambose
do kino
do myrrh
do opium
do sandrac
do scammany
do shellac
do tragacanth
Hydrag, C. 'cret9
Holl'man's anodyne
Herbs, bitterswcet
do black cohosh
do boneset
do catnep
do digitalis
do hoarhound
do lobelia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10


Aueetng Of souaabls WIS held q No. 90 Prince
street last evening viii refereuce To bill before
Tic legislature which has passed the senate, introduced
by Mr. Ely in relation " tde election and powers Of
S-''es IN ths CITY The last Legislature passed law
nkug away from the constabes the power Of serving
processes issuing out OF the Marine Court pnd Mr. Ely 3
o'' proposes 10 restore that power He has, however,
ipttodpced clause pakipg the constabes elective the
Ndtmanic districts instead Of in the wards which wooa
reuc. che pumber-to which this meeting Is opposed.
r Eys bill AFRO proposes TO ske The act restoring their
~ers IN The Marine Court effective after the hrst OF
Jan Hay rext while The constabes desire to tax, effect
~ IN disiey
Nv n Hitler WIS chosen chairman. and Mr. Louig
II. yrh % sao ei&y The meeting adopted the following
fl rm &c, q oii watch embocies the amendments do
erred
Section AT each annual charter election in the city OF
New York 'here shall no elected each ward
s,ebiea who kna he voted for upon the ballot which
the eier'or ert'ied to for school officers The
conetahs 30 elected under this sh all take Office
the pt day after their election shall
poesess pNwcrc and per,rm the duties
the eopstabes heretsore have had and shall Pc
a. any process issuog out OF the Mr Court Of
ssid city Immediately upsn the passage OF this asst and
all the provisions of law tn force relative to The Office
a constable shs apply e con.tapies elected under
this act fully and completely they do could 70
those low in Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
City Intelligence.

Arxxrrsp BuRaIARY.-Ab bold but unsuccessful s''emp
ct burglary was made Thursday night, at the prva'e
dwelling corner OF Fifth and Thirty ninth street
The burglars suoceeded in wrenching the thick wrought
IRON bars from of the window sufficiently wide apart 70
admit achild. They must have been frightened, tney
abandoned their purpose That part OF the city nes'eo
with thieves.
THE HoRsE SHOWING PRorRcrvx USros SOCIETY held
meeting last night at Hermitage Hall, Houston street. TO
make arrangements for celebrating their Seventh ami
versary John Shelley called the chair John Tsn
acting secretary. General committees appointed
10 make suitable arrangements for the occasion, and II
was adopted 70 have the usual parades The meeting then
adjourned 70 the 2lss inst
T,m FIHnsa sKasos-shad and pickereI are In The
market in abundance Amateur fishermen are getting
mir hooks and lines bob and snkers In order for the
son Mr. Judson and other followers OF old zaak Wal
son have already been out Mr.. Judson caught some
spIeadd pckerel at Nsn'coke Springs on Friday last
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CotrwmA FIRE Insurance. COMPANY, April 2, 1853
This COMPANY ia not Interested in the loss Of Mesers
Armstrong swan Nos los and lo7 Fulton street. Brook
ivn4 a. reported in your paper this morning
""' JOHN c. BERGH, Secretary
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Kansas News.

ST. LOUIS, April Q, 1853
The Lesyenworth correspondent of the Democrat says
that the policy recommended the address 10 the pub
hc framed by Of the convention committees is that
they sbeud give TO the Ieavenworth constitution hearty
ratification refuse accept any organic law derived
from the Lecompton constitution or the government
The address Goes not recognise possibility Of the Lee
compton constitution becoming the fundamental law,
though Congress receive IT, is without the
ton OF the people and will be null and void.
distinctly understood says the same correspondent,
that the Convention would tolerate the policy Of any
ee State qualifying themselves under the Lecomp-
ton bill CT rights and tina: declared the right Of all
to control their persons to be prior the law and
ipaIepabIe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


NEw ORLEANS, April 2, 1s5s.
Cotton-Ssles to-day, $500 bales; prices unchanged.
The sales Of he week add up $1,000 balos, and the re-
ceps ~ 500 The receipts at this port ahead Of last
at the present time b. $50 bales The receipts at all
ports a. compared with those Of last year. fall short
la oto bales stok 800 eco bales. sugar drm: moas
.es CSC Flour active al ~ 25 35 yellow corn SEC.
Porn arm lard firm. Gunny cloth lac. Freights firm.
Sterling exchange lceI a1o7a
NV ORLE,ss April 8, 1858.
Cotton unchanged sales to day $500 bales. Corn
aulI Flour steafy. lard, In bbls., loo 10Ic. Bulk
nork active shoulders 5Xc hams 10, and sides Sc .
sic star candles lsc. zoe Freghs slightly declined
coi,on 10 liverpool a1ed slx ships taken; 10 lavre re
Foreign OK ,nanse easier, but quotations unchanged.
CrsuSsau, April ., 1858.
uesa nork held at si7 Bulk and bacon advanced
To viii good demand Lsrd-SAles 1000 bbs at loc.
Whiskcy loAc, A.. "a ,o,a
Breadsus unchanged. Provisions quiet, bu, no change
In prices r.-u-. Ana ,s,s
Stocks unsteady Pennsylvania State nves, 81 Reading
Railroad 23i Morris Canal, AZ; Long Island Railroad,
n. Pennsyf ania Railroad, 43..
r1ouy dull but firm wheat-Dcmand limited aud prices
nch,reed Corn scarce and good demand; sales, yell
lew AT TIC a 7sc Provisons-an sdvsncing tendency
mess pors si7 SO Si7 rs. Lard firm, al lie l2kc.
Whlsscy 2lc. a Il &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
Police Intelligence.

BURGLARS USING CIuoRoronn An interesting case OF
the daring Of eyper, burglars came light
yesterday morning On Tbursisy night the dwelling
house of Mr. Beck Thirty sixth street between Seventh
avenue ant Broadway, entered BY the rear cellar
way by gang Of burglars Who administered ohloroform
the ibmaes and succeeded In srryng OF nj the poox-
etbocs aud watches that 10 be found upt the pre-
misses The thieves then carried n containing vaua-
BILE clothing into the yard and there red on s con
tents. From Mr. Becks the burglars proceeded 70 TIE
house OF Mr. Elliot three doors above the same side %
the street. where they obtained entrance by the rear
cellar way and carried all the vsluabee they could
lay their hands A number Of silver plated Knives,
forks and spoons which Mr. Elliot hsd purchased re~
days previously found broken and stre~ed in rss
ment about the kitchen floor TIC burglars were dsap
manifested their indignation by destroying the property
The police were unable 70 ind any clue 70 the perpetrators
ARSON CASE IN fouRru STREET -Frc Marshal Baker yes
erday concluded the evidence the case Of against
the young German named Frederick Henkenschlcss,
whose arrest noticed yesterday charged wnh wfuly
firing the soda water mandatory of Henry Kncbe 1t
No ass Fourth street The testimony showed tina, the
accused had been discharged by Mr. Knebe on the Ah
March prior 10 that be bad lived the house for some
five months On the night OF the Gre two Of Witnesses
saw the accused escaping from the premises through the
hail OF the dwelling the yard OF which led 10 the factory
Tho motive for the firing seems 70 be revenge account
of being sent away justice brennan committed the &C
cused 70 prison for trial
Arson C.w ~ ELEVENTH AvsSus-A man named law.
renee Garvfn vas arrested Saturday night, April O.
charged With setting are 70 LOT Of straw in his room
situated in tenement house OF Eleventh avenue
and Thirtcth street. with intent TO burn the house
The evidence taken by Fire Marshal Baker shows that the
accused made several threats 70 Get ere 10 the house. and
the night In question did nre ion o. s,r.w ,or ,na'
cation held, committed Gavin 70 prison 70 answer
the charge,
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bill the Rome and wasertowr Railroad the rcuud thal
Il feeder o, The Erie canal, and no q competitor
rsl,rcss 20 be tood the Hudson River Harlem, Ne q
Yok sro New Haven, RutaV and New York CITY JOnk
Island and ,-derTound Railroads.
Neesrs Abbot O. E<ty, Baker, Law wolcou and Aus
tin sdvocaiir the biIi, opposing the amendment
only designed 70 embArrass ~ ouL =, so,
MIR BAKER asked IL Mr.. McNet Soulu support inc pi
II was amended as he desired.
Mr.. McNErT refused IN reply Messrs shepard, McNeE
and Delaney opposed the bill
Mr.. kcNett's amendment was lost
Mr. RAYMOND moved to strike cut Sae new forA anu
e Rairoao Oh the ground that the charsr was 1ut Va
the understanding that the road wouli be permNeu 70
carry freight. 1; thus position dicreAt from tne
Central road and the imposition OF tolls would Do III ac'
OF Injustice.
Mr. BAKER asked tie mover IL he would accept as an
amendment 70 exeou tho Erie road as soon az it repaid
the three millions to tie State
the Erie road
Mr. cnASIrn opposed the bill 90 general principles
New York a true friend OF the canal and acknow-
lodged her Indebtedness TO that work for her progress
and prosperity. But the question was not Simply IN IN
crease the canal revenues NO one would oppose ooog
that the State should not toll railroads on consdeatons
OF ustc and equity, and said that while prejudice was
raised against railroad corporations a. moneooes, the
truth TIA the canal interests from Lake Erie to Al
baDy combined politically In q solid mass and were
more Danger ,us than railroads.
The committee then rose.
In the House Mr. BALL moved to discharge the COM
mttee and ORDER the bin to third reading.
Mr. McKowS called the previous question 70 cut OIL Mr.
Halls amendment, but the House refused by q vote
which indicated its intention to put the bill through
direct.
Mr. McNET who had fought the bill steadily, took the
floor with the intention OF talking against ume bnt at nine
O'Clock r gave way for Mr.. Duryea, VINO said:
Mr. Speaker TO the House the death Of the
Hon. Thomas Benton II Is due to the memory OF the
distinguished staesmau who occupied for many years
position Of the highest emnence and who has exercised
80 commanding influence the course and dest-
MES Of the country that the House should adjourn a.
mark Of recognition to bis WORTH and Of respect TO his
macy exceencies aad great talents.
Mr. DAYTON then offered the followng:-
the House has Just heard with deep regret the in
tell gence of the deAh Of the Hon Thomas Hart Benton
Resolved 1hst testimony 81 respect tn his the
dag the capitol be hoisied half mast TILL the close Of the
serson.
Resolved That as further Of respec.
adjourn.
The House then adjourned till to morrow, thus escaping
the vote on the Toll bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

y
We have received intelligence whatever from the
missing brig Boomer, from Boston for Newfoundland
except the ruuors from 81 Johns, N. T., which are
clearly without aIy foundation beyond the fact that she
was much overdue nj Placcrta Bay. she wrecked
the disaster probably occurred upon Sable Island from
which place 90 intelligence has been received since the
lith u The government here will despatch cutter TO
the island probably on Saturday; and on her return
ten days henceve may have udngs OF the missing
hrs-
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AssQult and Robbery.

UTICA, n. T., April p, 1S58.
Mr.. G.. n. Munger the District Attorney, Of Oneida
county taocked down by two rui.ns bis resi-.
deBos In Camden Thursday night and robbed OF bis
pocket book ccrta ming some good money and Q large
quantity OF counterieits the Onondsgs Bank, which
were recently psssed by Grove N. Loomis now In jail
here for that of Munger had the bills In bis capacity
District Attorney, ana supposed they taken
from him TO prevent their being used against Loo.
mis- en- tlrr trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
Opening Of the Connecticut River.


The Connecticut river ia fully open, and the steamers
Granite State, Captain Kss and the City Of Hartford
Captain Milf, have comaanesd running regularly be
tween Hartford and New YcrR making ell the landings
the river between Ssybrook and Hartford. These
boats for comfort safety and experienced
officers By any steamers on the Sound routes.
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y
The royal mail steamship Niagara FROM Boston, arrived
at half past tive, and left at Eve O'Clock this morning for
Liverpool Weather clear and calm.
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Executions.

LANCASTER, Pa, April Q, 1855
Anderson and Richards executed here together,
a, noon day for the murder Of Mrs CARRIER and Mrs
Roam They made speeches at the gaows. Andcr
son has mace q full confession, which Is 70 DO pub
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


7Ai-GszIts On THURSDAY, April 8, by yhs Rev. J.
A. R.schc, Mr. WuINn G BALL Of Scboharie, N. Y, 10
silsn FessnsrrA l.. MrTzLER. OF this ctv.
KRuxS-FuT--On Thursday, April g. by the Rev DR..
Tyne IAvH ~ nxs, 'r, TO JsspE LouwS, daughter Of
J. Gardiner Fleet Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
MORE THAN yH 90 BOTTLES
wi Sold In the
NEW ENGLAND STATES

n IN yaar
The restorative Of Prot WooD for re.,.,os hair ,.
i.ey and psrmsneniy has never re, h:d rival ve,an.s
from he most in.eise 10 prove ha Il "a perfee, rssors
ire but resd the circular and cannot dooo. real si-s
ms m.ia-reope have for cen.res been anlic,ed via
sbomnshls .iss by recent discovery o. fore-so
Wood these article. =. being rs, Win es, e.,
otter imposed upon 81 hsr cnes Of dferen, xmas 70 an
osce sg.in for in tssre no suck Ting -
"a. q "a ssy sho vas bald who uss hs a,ss
uues, and mos beautiful curs imaginshle We know Of
,srrs s.sr p-reo1 s.n ever ssa sec. est ssors
also sibou, cosb, Of the be.s articles for keeping
ing ssns. ses hs. proved itself The srese'' -nsy to all
.ns. Aoass some n.y amer u 2 2. s.ySi q
IN maa Or woman an oeec, much % Be desired ssd @ers
sdera woman, Advocate. Philsd.lphis
O. j. WOOD Co-gs.s a. have I 5es 0' engaged 9s /.
selling ys.r hair restorative the "a. season Cor ons % ysar
bensse,s eaee. Of myse would Ike % obsa an agency
ior the se Of ohio or some STATE in the West should you
po,sps equal % 10 De 5,sd s,.e. for ressolns as
vesr. and nave IA vS. Tor he ssi- OF ave
snd so.ns rs. r-.crs. .-srsvs
gage in the .ae q u Co am saiisaed d mns,ssl.
wsrtAsD. sss., Feb. s. 1851.
good Effects OF your bar restorative wss astae hat nna
.s srs p. pS ~ s sr pr,psr.s =, ,o5 70
pro~o,e lie growth change ia coor az was IN YOUTH
have s..a se..y ,s,-s bod ga Yours. Jsss. rsssca
% woOD GO lrorr.tcr- Slf brc.dv.y, re- rcrs,
IN ne vesi " W.T.. Railing Es,sssish-es,J and M
Ard sold By all good DRUGGISTS Rsm.~Ser sis Bro.dwsy.
MED BuSTLIsK's SE1 Story
NKD BuSrrIsEs
sPLEsDID
REVOLUTION.
SAUL sABsyRDAY,
comxEscSD IN THE
sEv YORK sssgUsY
THIS rs ONE or M nDs TINS WINK
'"'' MOST INTERESTING.
AA'i sSoSuffa1ssrrERIsa
THE MEN AND pEups or rs
IL The MERCURY, which contains no~. cso.ss Original
lshed in The ystse States be obtained OF an
eo and A'S ssies II s5r fPT Sss ;Issel
NEW AND BEAvTTFUL PATTERNS OF CHANDE.
IN Hers and Gss Fixtures Al unusually low pricesL
For instance
Three iigh Ctandeliers wnh globes.
-Four Light Chandesers win globes.
A large assortnens % Table Cutlery.
Ev. HAU0HwOUr co,
Corner Of Broadway and Brcsrse street
X ssifh ssovwzs .sg,.sr. and n.nsr.siur,..s
H.-. remo-.de SSok Ties swsr.u street.
DUDMANs PTIn.ADELPHIA STEAM ALE-FAR
Hone House house any sc VT %STSR srosa-.y
UHE TIDTRs--pR SMITHS EI.ECrRTC OIL n IN.
ing chdrsn cured IN one ssy Dr. smith 81 ~ asdsc.
street.
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TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.


Affairs In Washington md Aibsny-News
from Europe. Central ard So,rh america,
Cuba, Vert I"siles, Sc.--The Revolution I'm
Vensz"eia, ths Utah Expsditi Un,--Latest Iu-
teiiiSsnce--N,a kets, Sc, Sc.
qhe WEEKLY aERAID will be published at sleven O'Clock
morning Among contents WIN found follow.
ing
Affairs in Washing on-frcceedings in Congress
New York Stale Ansrs-Les sstve Proceedags-Idst Of
Ac's passed by the Legislature of 1858
News from EuropeYhe Indian Mutiny-The Warm China.
de-, DC.
1he Revolution in Venezuela of the Monagas
DyDssy-Ipssllslion Of he New Goyerpmen-skeches OF
the New Ministers, &c
News from Cuba Hayt Central and South America, &c.
The Utah EspediionFour Weeks Later News from Camp
scoti-Prepsrsrons for a Forward Movement &c.
Explorations of the Amoor River in North. rn AsiaThe
Official Report OF Mr. Collins. United satss Commercial
Agent, to the state Department
ESitorsis-Ths Donss of Congress-Kansas The Def
CLERGY Bill: Immediate Abrogs,ion of the Clayton Buwer
TrestyEnforcement Of the Monroe Doctrine; Threatening
Condition OF the Anglo French Alliance The Revolution In
Venezuela. &c
Kansas Affairs The New Free State Convention.
Another Alleged Swinding Concern -One of the New
Modes Of Making Money, &c.
--latest News by Telegraph
FinsncisI Commercial Religious Political Sporting and
Maritime Intelligence.
Weekly Review Of the New York Cattle Market
Family Market Repor-Reail Prices of al kinds of Mar
ketate Produce.
Marriages aud Deaths together with large variety of In
terestng Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Single copies in wrappers resdy for mailing be had
q, the counter. Prizes six conts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

CINCINNATI, April Q, 1858.
Mr. John Klgour old and we,itny citizen, and Presi
dent Of the Little Mani Railroad Company, died al
today OF pAaly eis
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Bosros April Q, 1858.
The yelling OF Edmund Powers, in Fast taunton, was
destroyed by ire last night Mrs. Powers persisted In
the flames.
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Court or Appeals.

ALBANY, April y, 1903.
IL the OF the people rel. Burrows against the
Supervisors OF Orscge County and the OF the people
rel Devln against Ccnover, judgments were affirmed
with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10

1t. Kelley Can be Consulted Daily NJ ssss
80 70 bole House. diseases Of The lungs " "
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The Oxygen.ted B,,t4,s m

Dr ''ss M.Clhptock's Family MedVt"es-
agent Tor he United state and Canada
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River Navigation mt Montreal.
The Ohio River.

Three steamers have arrived port from winter omar.
ters beng the fret arrivals Of the season.
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PErfls1t re, AprfI ., 1888.
Tspeys Southern Foundry 10 this cy destroyed by
Gre 10 night Loss 81, ooo; partially insured.
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CscsSArI, April Q, 1853.
1eet and Is ri.lpR
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LINT t LauRhabie 70 hear the Venoers OF
broadway talk about their twelve leading styes rs
uiacturer Of hats and Ia thereby enibied
10 se better bat for % 80 than be uchssed from
vencer n broadway for a. EspENsCHEtC,
Manufacturer OF gents hats, lis Nassau street
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The Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Can be
obtained, genuine, ct J. &. SAUNDERS store, No I
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"0OdyBeh.uu Bittt's have no Equal as n
oL.. .'-' me- snT, epssanx s,coho IL especially
s pc" /" De actst oonsi een 81 femsss sufering
any resnb mo- NJ he natural functions. weakness or IRE
rr'ar'y. ieiyors H-3,'y &c.
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n. Grand1ean II the Only Person who can
be- consulted all diseases sf human hair
Church corner Of Barclay The Sixth and Eighth
stop ~ the door OF the estabiishmsnt