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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15
HoLLowAY'S PILLS.

HoLLoWAY'S PILLS.
The blood furnishes material oil every bone,
Gle gland and fibre in the human frame. When pure,
it secures health to every organ when corrupt neces
y upon the elements Of the strram of i neutrazins
the principle of disease and thus radically curing the
liver the bowels the MUSCLES the skim the brain, any
other part OF the system.
Used THROtGHOIT TIE WORLD,
lfoILowAY's PILLS equally efcacious in complaints
to the whole human and in disorders Pc
culiar to certain climates and localities.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia and arrangement of the liver, the Of
inrmity and suffering, and the cause OF numerntle
deaths yield to these curatives in all however
rrsvated, acting mild pursative alternative and ton
c; they relieve the bowels, purify the fluids, and nvig
crate the system and the constitution the time
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPLAINTS.
When all s,imuiants fail the renovstng and bracing
properties Of these Pills give frmness to the shaking
and enfeebed muscles Of the victim Of
bility.
All Irregularities and ailments incident the delicate
and sensitive organs of the removed prevented
by of these mild but nallible alternatives.
No mother who regards her or her chdrcns health
should fail TO have them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS
The London 'Lancct." the London "Melicai Review"
France Germany have ouogzed the Pills and their
inventor.
HoNouoy's Pills are the Jesl remedy known
in the rorld tor tie yJoNoeing Diseases:
Asthma Diarrbo Indigestion
Bowel Complaints Dropsy Influenza
Coughs Debility Inflammation
Colds Fever and Ague Inward Weakness
Chest Diseases Female Complaints Liver Complaints
Costiyeness Headaches Lowness OF Spirits
Dyspepsia Files Senerial Affections
Stone Gravel, Secondary Symps Worms Of all kinds
Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway,
so Maiden Lane New York, and IA Strand London, and
py all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicines
throughout United States and tbs civilized world in
Boxes, and IS cents, 62l3 cents, and al each.
There considerable saving by taking the larger 81
zes.
n b. Directions for the guidance Of spatents In every
disorder Aft xed to each Box. Jan. Q, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

John Randolph used to say that John
Quincy Adams was serving out the other
four years Of his fathers term. Buchan-
an is serving out :he other four years of
Picrce's term in the same way.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

DEFINING DEMocRAcY.-The N.Y.Day
Book, the most decided Buchanan paper
in New York City, has tho bolaness to pro-
claim what arc the real doctrines of the
party. Indorsing the Washington Union,
it says:
"Negro subordinatioD, or so called sla-
very, is the basis, the foundation, the
corner, stone Of our republican edi6ce,
and the time has come when this must be
openly avowcd and boldly proclaimed as
the distinctive badge Of Democracy"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

WIZARDS Patent Gang Plow, a supe-
w rior article, for sale al the Lewisburs
Foundry by Geddes, Marsh & Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

OTOVES-Parlor, Wood, and Cosi
- Stoves, various patterns, for sale al tn.
LewisbuTg Foundry. Geddes Marsh & Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

DOUNTY LAND WARRANT blanks tor
Id all engaged in the service of the l.. S
in The War Of IsI: and for their Widows, a,
the Office oi The LewI.tur- ChIoniclc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

COOKING Stoves, Of various sr,er,,
" and sizes, for Coal or Woo , for sal,
atthe Lewisburg Foundry by
Geddes, Marsh & Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

A writer in late London periodical
states that nearly all clergymcn, between
two and three hundred years ago, wore the
moustaehe. land they wore some other
things, which our dandies would be asha-
med to wear until fashion should dictate it. I
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-15

THE OPEN CoUNTENANCE.-Somebody
who does not think always as the books
teach, or as the world believes, says Of an
open countenance: at is not always q
mark of frankuess to possess an open coun-
tenapce. An alligator is deceitfu, crea.
ture, and yet be has an open countenance
when iu the very act of taking you in."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

terry, gARs,r Esuy k-szAnt La BART srod years and
4 o onths.
Her snAss will be tsk,c 70 Green wood Tor inter neo
Don Ter iathers residence, 10 Gold stre, Brooklyn.
hARris-Io Brooklyn, on Friday, July q EDwARs
MAAns veteran Of ieis In tho 7sth year OF HE age
Corps OF el2 are invited 10 attend the funeral 10 morrow
(supday( nsSncoc Al two O'Clock from his late reai
deEce, "a Huds0p avenue, Brooklyn
Mile On Friday. July z: OF congestion Of the brain,
CHAIISs ycHE, zen Of Rachel and the late John Mis- Jr
TIE frfn NOS OF the family Respectfully invited 70 a.
terd The funeral tbs lsArday) morning. ct ten O'Clock,
PoisAMUs On Friday afternocr July 2, Mrs. HASzum
PoIH.hUr, 10 the 49th year of Der sgc.
The friends aud relatives OF the family, ard OF hev
brother Darius Ferry respectfully mvec 70 attend
re unevs from her ase resideDce et Seccnd street. to-
morrcw (Sancay) aSernoop, ~ nve ocioek wtsut fur
hcBsosD. suddd My. on Friday eveuing, July 2. at
ns residence II Columbia street. corner Of Jorsiensu
Brook!yD. Mr.. JoHS RICHMOND, aged 40 years.
BIS frfeods and the members Of Brooklyn Lodge, No
20 are iLvec to attend mis- funeral 70 MORROW Sunday
Afternoon cat two O'Clock
Ayrhtre and Glasgow papers please COPY.
SnuH-On Thurscs7, July 1, MARY O.. daughter q
George and Nary V. Smith, aged years and uaonths
The relatives and friends of the family reQuestod %
attend the funeral, from her fathers house. corner OF
Ninth and Division avenue, Williamsburg, This CSAurday)
seFrooO 81 two O'Clock. without further invitation.
TosBERT.-On Friday afternoon, July Q, EDWARD Ton
BzR1, Of The late John rorber Of Somervills J.
The funeral viii takc place 10 dsy (sAlarday twelve
O'Clock from 81 Asrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Tho
friends Of The family are invited 10 b present
YOUSG.-At Kingston, Ulster county, NJ r., Friday,
July 2, DR.. Josr YovxG, ssed 90 years and IL days.
Tho relatives and riends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 asord the funeral from hs late resi6ence TO-
morrow Sunday afternoon u four O'Clock, Without fur
her invitation
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Fire at Buffalo.

BurfAI, July 2, 1868.
fire broke out 1t IL O'Clock last night in the extensive
lumber Yard OF Van Week, Churchill Parker, situated
the Erie canal Of the foot Of Hospital street,
Ing million feet Of pine lumber the entire contents
OF the yard. Tho property valued at $50 ooo and in
sured for SIS 900, in the following companies
Mutual, IS 600; Etna, City, AMI Charter Oak, Hartford
City, Hew Haven, and Hampton, Massachusetts, about
$500 each.
About 900 cords wood in the yard adjoining belonging
10 Mesmer Wells, also destroyed. n valued al
$1,000; no insurance
The lumber In Howcutt Stewars yard also adjoining,
was damaged 70 the amount Of q, 600; no insurance
Several adjoining buildings, with canal boa, loaded
with wood were also destroyed.
Etons planting mill and Ingersoil's paper mill, though
on Ere several times saved by the exertions Of the
lremen.
The fire was evidently the work OF IN inosndiary.
Several unsuccessful attempts were made 10 nre build
ngs In other pars Of the city while the above was
burning.
Jack Smith, fireman, went into commissions from the
excessive heat, and will probably die.
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ties as writer, he has duped himseh anu 0oi,
tain other French spectators into tb.' oeiie'
that he is the only man who is able to bs. W
shout union of the South American republi~
In srder to arrest the tide of Yankee encroach-
ment and absorption
If lofty pretensions, high sounding phrases
and trucuient menaces could have effected any
thing amongst the Spanish-American popula-
ton, N. Belly was certainly armed with all the
,quaXties necessary to make an impression upon
them. But, unfortunately, he went amongst a
people equally skilled in the use of verbal
exaggerations and meaningless professions.
They listened to the little Frenchman with at
tention at first, but soon fathoming the visiona-
ry character of his projects, they put their
tongues In their cheeks and turned their backs
upon him. And so, after making q great stir
and commotion amongst the advocates of Euro
pean intervention, poor NJ. Belly suddenly
found himself let down to his original proper
lions. He had talked 80 much and could per-
form go little that even Spanish political char
1atanism turned up its nose at him, and nothing
was left for him but to come to the United
States to give time for the ridicule attending
his failure to blow over, and enable him to
make a fresh study of the people and the poll
.cy whom he has 80 strangely Misunderstood
and misrepresented.
On perusing NJ Bellys views on Central
American politics and Yankee filibustering ten
dencise, one does not know which to admire
Eost, the ignorance and GOODNESS of his assump-
tons in regard to the political course of our
government, or the boldness with which he VEN
tures bis dapper little person amongst us after
the hard names and bitter vituperation which
he lsvishes on US as people. Surely, NJ
Belly, you cannot think us euch nation Of
barbarisns, or you would not run the risk of
the reprisals with which such courtesies are
usually visited by 'savages." You are right in
trusting to our imperfect civilization" such
as ii is. We shall neither mob you, lynch you
Lor tar and feather you. You have probably
found out by this time that even savages exer-
else the virtues of hospitality, and that we pos
sees some other qualities which you forgot in
the enumeration of our characteristics Learn
little common sense, good M. Belly, and take
care to make yourself acquainted with sub
jeot before you either talk or write about it.
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Brrss On Thursday. July I, Mrs MARY Brrs wife Of
John Bss, native OF Kent, Old Eagland, Ia The Girn
year cf her sae
Te reisvts and friends Of The family are invited 70
attend me funeral, This (SsturdsyD morning, ct nine
O'Clock frc her late residence e53 Second avenue be
tween thirty and thirty eighth streets, without
further invitation. -
GwvS-Ou Thursday, ruly 1, CHsRforrx G. Grrs, rect
of Rarson Gwyr, in NE san year OF her sac.
TIE relatives aut frieuds CT the family ars nv ted 70
s,,era the mineral from late steacs No nonetta
place. thk salulca1) mornirg, a. ioa ciocE, Thao"'
Is,sy ON thursday. July 1. at the resdeoce ~ bic
hrctf er TswrrNrr fFtY 10 tho fSto ycer 0 ne age.
H friends and ~ his brother, James teany also
,be-e Of rrohsrs in law patrick Mu!vihi and ohn
KfiV srs rrpec,fu'g atsi 10 -ta1t ts funeral! gsam
81 d,tssstse 'his F@9fdA7' rogr'ng sttss ,ic-s
Ia 8lsr In BEetS7a, q in1Ts @ay Juy o. aysae.
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Miss CusHMAS's LAST NIGHT NDLo's.-Miss eastman
closes her great engagement At Niblos Garden this
Ing, playing Lady Teaze In the ''School for Scandal
venport, Mr.. W. r. Blake Mr.. Piacde, Mr. Gilbert End
Mr.. Brougham. will be . fine performance and
worthy Of the farewell Of the great artist Miss Cush
mans engagement has been great triumph in every
Of the word Mise CushmAn will sail for Europe
the Persia next Wednesday.
Mr.. HENM DRAyToS-This eminent artist, an American
by BIRTH but educated at Paris, and for years
primo basso OF the London Opera houses about to visit
this country With Mrs Drayton he gives drawing room
operas, his repertoire including ten original works written
by Mr. Drayton. They pretty little dialogues, with
songs for the artists, and opportunity to display the
fine histronc powers Of Mr. Drayton, well 70 form
vehicle for his musical effects The style of entertain
men. has been highly successful and precisely the Thing
for this country
The summer season 1t walack's will be commenced
on Monday next by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence. They
will produce several light and amusing pieces during
their engagement II will be remembered that Mr.. and
Mrs. Florence played u Burtons last summer and made
. very favorable impression on the public.
Nblos Garden will be opened next week for the per-
formance Of comedies and vaudovinss by . very good
company, including Mesars. Blake, Brougham, wAcot A.
Il. Davenport and others.
The Bowery theatre will be closed after this evening
Mr. M'Kean Buchanan has his benefit on this tho las
night and plays In "Damon and Pythas" and the "Apos
tate" In the first pece Mers. Eddy and r. Johnstos
will also appear In somewhat novel Arrangement Of tn,
cast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PurAnurMA, July 2, 1888.
$40 SCH NoS dT nOns ..ns .TosS Pon
NEW ORLEANS, July I, 1855.
The sales Of cotton oday 200 bales 81 an advance
Of i.c middiing quoted 12c. Sugar and molssses
quiet Tobacco easier. Flour steaay India basang, lie.
Exchange on New York unchanged. Freghh arm and
unchanged.
ectiop-sales TO- day 300 bales ct ike. for mddlins
sales OF the week, 800 bales, and receipts 200 Re-
oeipts ahead Of last year, 900 bales Stock, 10000
bslcs Exchange and frcshs UNCHANGED. 80,
co.,on-s.les Of the week a,ooo bales, and rccsIpss
500 Niddling fair IKE sock, % 900 bales. Freghs
and exchange unchanged.
Flour duh; Howard street and Ohio ~ rs a ~ IS.
Wheat steady a T4c 75c for white and 75c TIC. for
svli' with declining tendency. Baoon-shoulders, Co
ego; sides, 7nc. &C.; bulk shoulders, 5t2c. s7kc.
lard, exc slokc.
Flour firm al g % a ~ 20. Wheat steady. Ness
pork IN good demand al s4 sli 60, mostiy held at
sl4 IS q as wbiskey firm At lsc.
Flour quiet wheat dull at ESQ., Corn--A declining
teudtncy. oats steady Shipments 70 BpnLo-2i 600
bushels corn. Shipments TO Osweso-600co bushels
sssal Receipts i, AGO bbls. 0our, $1,000 bissess
wheat, 81, 600 bushels corn.
Brrno, July 2-lP.M
1ne Wisconsin, anj ~ ~ FOR extra do Wheat quiet,
buyers demandrg ccecession ssies ~ 5000 bushels
VAIN . s.~--n ar :: o,s. "sS' sore unchanged;
sales OF % bushels ~ sic Oats unOs ea a.
o. "a 900 bushels at 3skc. ~. Hbssev-Bye..~vi
holders &c. Freshis dull; IT, for wheat W Nov YORK
BrAruo, July "a NJ
Flour lowes, Aud dull local trade sales so bbls at
"a rs 20 % for common % choice superhro H. l' md
wsccnsn; Aa - n 'o- extra 90 aH % for eS.fA
Ohio and Indiana ~ 81 81 30 for double extra Wneo.
lower sales "a eco Dnsoels warm Chicago apfr7 ~ SIC
eIc Corn lowsr--Ssies 3oc go uuAlO hta'cd, 40 50
Ole Oats s,ssay-sses 5000 bushels at SIC aaoss
and 81 Nc. 3ec free o, bosrd. whiskcy nrner--saes
$50 bbs at 2ic Frcishts uuchauged,s al loo on wheat
and &C. On hour, 70 New York Lake imports IN the "a
hours ending ~ noonT 600 bbs -four, 20 600 bushels
wheat ~ goo bushels corn; $1,000 bushels oats canal
exports-S COO nbls Hour 10 90 bushels wheat 35 900
bushels corn; IA COO bushels oats.
Oswrco, July 2--6PM.
Flour dull. Wheat quiet. Corn Arm: sacs Of 800
bushels choice Illinois river at Gee snoa Oats steady
Canal freights dull, At 27c 2sc on four and 7hc on
vhest 10 New York Lake imports-2t eco hu.h wheat
900 do. corn, IL 600 do oats Canal expnrts 800
bbls. -four, 10, 600 bushels rheat, 2 COO DO Data
AtBASY, July 2-6P.k
Flour quite dull. Wheat-No sales Of imporsan. q;
small parcels Milwaukee club cold a ssc l-e OFFERINGS
OF Chicago spring bot 70 buyers Corn dull auI hNsvy
sales 10 600 bushels at CSC 49, The former for btt
aAost, the latter for souns pTie SQUAT aoevhs ere
in the afternoon; salcs 1000 bushes ~ PC whkey-
| Sales 100 bbls. a 22hc.
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City Intelllgenco.

FIRE IN vANcx SrRxKr-ARsoS ny Observation-Disclosures
one and two O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out In the dwelling house No. 22s valck street, occupied
by Henry Halsey Henry Dean and ther families also
several boardcrs Mr.. Haisey having TO attend TO his
sick child at tho above named hour, discovered slight
smoke the third floor bedroom and going 70 tho hall
tho smoke seemed to increase Becoming sasshed thero
must be fire. he proceeded TO the foot Of the basement
STAIRS when opening the door the flames sushed against
him be closed the door, hurried 10 the street and gave
the alarm Of fire. The police Of the Ninth ward soon
came and the remen we're also promptly ai she premises
and about hour they extnguishcd the hAmcs Upon
examination Of the premises oy the Fire Marshal seems
OF incendary The nre appears 70 have been applied
70 the snry door Of the back basement, and exteud
ssvS 'T hut NE Sc foo Or The .
vensed the flames from spreading 70 the nrst
floor hall About six weeks ago hr. Hlsey states that
from an alley leading from Downing street. Al that
time they broke open the kitchen shutters, liz the gas In
the kitchen and basement visited the two rooms on the
bedside OF gentleman In the back room, and LETT the gas
escaping In tho front Suos this robbery The house
BY The addition Of bolts and locks. n 10 now supposed
that attempt made 70 enter The house, and finding
their efforts frustrated they deposited some oomSnsSle
MATCH depending upon the oonfusoa and excitement Of
The occupants 10 avail themselves Of the chances offered
ture win amount 70 about $500 Insured for 500 in Ne
Brooklyn Insurance COMPANY. me building r. dsmaeed
probably TO the amount Of 500 II ID Owned By Mr. ny
Hoppock, and insured.
Fuu IN EIGHTH AVENUE About two O'Clock On Friday
morning ere discovered In The confectionery store
No. COS Eighth avenue, owned by Theodore Leisz The
flames were soon extnsuished With few pals OF water
The damage 70 stock amounts 70 S2 Insured Tor 900
The Brooklyn Insurance Co. Inc hrc appears 70 have
originated around the gas meter.
NoRn BrneIAuEs.-The dwelling house No. 100 Thomp
son street, occupied by James NJ Murray, Esq, Clerk Of
Police was entered early Friday morning BY burglars
but owing their being frightened BY son Of Mr. Muir
ray, who happened 70 come down stairs while they were
in The parior they fed and got nothing for their labor but
mantilla some plated ware, which they had packed
for removal, was left behind No Grest
Two men. named John Martin and VIM. H. Curtis, were
arrested early on Friday morning. in the act OF breaking
into the dwelling OF Mr. Albert Graef No IA West
Twenty fourth street. They were taken before Justice
ouackcp bush and committed for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-
Married.

Dow-ArIxs ION Thursday July At the Gran. street.
rresby,erisn church, by the Eey Joho rnom.op. n n
Ssam goas Dow 70 Izzn X, only daughter Of James
AiIer, Fsa, all Of this city
afsr-AIiE Al Railway, on Thursday, July ., BY
the Rev s.nnss, sssstes, EA,c l. Husr, u New YORK
10 Miss CARRn II daughter ~ the late Joseph w. Allies,
McIuxpr--EAsroS--lOn 1hurscsy. July l, by the Rev
W. D. c. Crawford Mr.. JAMES McIsryss, Jr, ~ Mss Cos
DELLA y. EAs,cS, all OF this CITY
wAiEEa--low1kTT.-0u Tuesday, June n, by tas Rev.
Mr.. pfcher, fOwfsD wMsrR, " nottingham, Eng-
lasd, 10 Mas MANY JAsx HowtSrr, OF this cry.
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THE FLAGS or OUR SHPISG 1t has been suggested 70
10 call the attention OF shpmasers and Of
sells lying In port that Sundays and holidays the nass
Of shipping not hoisted many Of them, which
We believe the result Of carelessness than want
OF respect 10 the day the port Tho foreign vessels In
port invariably display their bunting such COCA
sors and certainly we should neglect 10 do Yes
to-day whom every flag should have been displayed at
half mast largo proportion not hoisted at ALL and
some Of them were al the mast head This should not be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03
Fire at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July Z, 1907.
fire broke out In the new Assembly buildings on The
corner Of Hanover and Lombard s,reoss. The principal
sufferers Obcr 4 Co., druggists; loss $4,000; in
sured In Franklin Company, Philadelphia and J. B. sohar
ron liquor dealer; oss 50 600. The Assembly
damaged 10000. The steam Ere engine was al the are
and did great service. Tho IRE was accidental.
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Fire Mt Union City, Conn.

WATERBURY,, July :, 1888.
Tho hoe factory Of f. C. futile Co. the wheel shop
and the MAlleable Iron oompanys works At Union City,
about four miles below this city, burned TO the
ground early this morning Tho property was insured
for fifteen thousand dollars which will not the oss
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The Europa Outward Beund

The Europa Outward Beund-
HALIFAX, July 2, 1883.
The royal mail steamship Europa, CapsAia Jsch, from
Boston, arrived II ten O'Clock Last night and sailed NJ
midnight for Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

NEW oRs,Ss, July I, 1853.
cSbcrs was sho. through the lungs In The due with
Has'sr, but appears 70 be improving
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Please srd Bubsn's Fr~ngsps~pt-Ts. o-sy
genune--tee miscellaneous sdvertisemeuts X DUPuY
| 90 Broadway, the only snskorfxed ssent
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Dwrnor, July 2, 1859.
The propeller North America, engaged in The light
house service, took Ore Lake ST. Clair ll night and
vas totally consumed. The crew, consisting Of twelve
PERSONS ard passengers jumped overheard and were
saved. Tho vessel owned in Cleveland, ani valued
ascooc0 She ia said 10 be insured for siT ,Ooo
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Fire at CharlsetOn.

CHAMELEON 8 c., July 2, 1858.
On Thursday night the brick store owned by Haynes
Yates Of this city, destroyed by hre, with eighteen
hundred bales OF hay and several hundred hogsheads of
sugar and molasses- No insurance The fire WAS the
work Of en- fncendiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

Radical Cure Truss Omce.-Mursh q CO.,
No yesey street. Asor House. rrus.es and supporters
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Supreme Ceurt.-Circuit.
Before Hon Judge Davies.

HeWre Hon Juoke lAVtcS
DAMAGES FOR BRRAcH OF coNraACr.
spomc, Skinner vs. VIM. T.. HnSer.-Ihii
was an action for dana. for orss'A Of 0'assfa w.
alleged That in November, 1853, aiu'id was cpsae =.
dens IN Brooklyn and ntuced 70 enter into sgro~
meni with defendant 70 20 Havana an practice the pro-
esscn here in partnership with him A plaintiff was abcut
10 out. and after making every arrangements for N
Journey he received letter from the defendant annuu
ing tho agreement The defence set up was, that the
plaintiff would have been unable 70 practice In the Spanish
c,oues, he not having Spanish diploma the Court
emerged The Joiy, -ho brought in verde, for phinua
f1l s' GO.
A. Gr-ndjssr m th- Ouly Person WHO can
b. corpuici scientifically all dsesses Of the bulrso hs
- Ghufch street. corner OF bsrcisv Tie Sixth snd x,xhsh
avenue cars stop al the door a. the establishments
Consusn pfton This dia-sse successfully
treated by V W. vOrDFRsMrTH " n-Pt-aons who
ara afflicted with this disease respectfully invited 70 call
vpcr him. Oce fer the treatment OF opiy ia
Bowery. oaioe hours from 9to4f.k.
Please and Bubsn's Fr~ugsps~nt-Ts. o~ty
genune--tee miscellaneous sdve4tisemeuts X DUPuY
90 Broadway, the only anshvrfxsd saent
Radical Cure Truss Omce.-Mrrsa u CO.,
No vesey sreet Aston Hcuse. rrus.es and supporters
CamJ bell, Chemtst snd Apcshecary, SOUTH
wes cnyrer o, firhth snd Tweor eighth s'ree' =
'Dre cd.aes srd corrgctnces IA prepsrrs n n ~ ies
s~esca II this establishment ~'tlrt pe-ss-Al AZ
Uoa - U3u&4. Cecil speaking -ooa wsters