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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
A Good Shot.

Haines of the Allentown Register 10
responsible for the followiug:-"Mr. John
s. Buckley, formerly of this place, now
the proprietor of shooting gallery and
Restaurant in Reading, made some good
shooting last week, as We learn from ono
of the papers of that city. Mr.. V. Lowe
held an apple II inches in diameter, be-
tween two fingers at arms length and
Mr.. Buckley, with a duellng pistol, at a
distance of thirty-two feet, knocked tbs
apple out of its position. Both parties
must have been endowed with great cou.
rage; the one to FIRE and the other to bs
fred at.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
A Boys Tongue Fastened to Lamp Post
His Father cuts it away.

On Saturday morning, little fellow
about eight years old, son of Mr.. Gil
leau, bookseller, while playing with some
other boys on North street, approached
a lamp-post and carelessly applied hi:
tongue to its gray frosted surface, when
in an instant, to the boys own horror
and utter astonishment of his playmates
be was held fast by bis tongue, to the
post suffering very severe pain, and total.
y unable to extricate himself. Of fcourse
the boy could not speak, and could ONLY
manifest his feelings by signs with hi;
hands.
Various applications of warm tea
steam, &C., were made BY some neighbor:
who heard the unusual noise of the Other
boys, and came to learn what was thC
matter, but of no avail, such was the &C
ton of the cold iron that the hold was Q.
ven getting tighter When after abou
ten minutes had elapsed the boys fathc
heard Of the affair, and Fastening to BIZ
relief, be took knife and was obliged t,
cut the tongue loose, leaving its skin still
fast to the post, and causing the blood tc
flow very profusely. Immediately on hi,
release the poor little fellow became in
sensible, and was taken home.-Lond05
&C. W. Press, NoU. 22d.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
Another New Counterfeit.

The following is description of new
and dangerous counterfeit now in crcula.
tion :-"s20 Bank note changed from the
Farmers Bank of Wexford Rhode ISL
and, (fsiled, to Farmers Bank of Ban
gor, Maine. Look out for them, and OBJ
serve carefully the following description,
which will detect them at once. Vignettc
Portrait of Washington; sailor with
capstan on the left; female seated, sbcai
of wheat, COW. &C., on right" The fact
is, some people have doubts whether the
genuine issues are much better than the
counterfcits.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16

n9" Here are a couple of recipes for
housekeepers, which are simple, and, no
doubt, eficacious
To ENTIRELY CLEAR OUT THE RED
ANT.-Wash your shelves down clesn,
and while damp rub fine salt on them
quite thick, and let it remain on for q
time, and they will disappear.
To PREVENT MoTHs IN CARPETS
Rub or strew around the edge of carpets
and on them salt and pepper, and shsy
will not eat them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
The State Treasury.

The receipts into the State treasury
during the last year have amounted to
s4,l39,77s, apd the expenditures to So.
T5. SSH; leaving an excess of receipts ot
S363,92I. The expenditures including
the item of Sl2I,377 SIS of loans and re.
lief notes redeemed and cancelled, which
is so much of the State debt paid. A
balance of over $500, 900 remain in tho
treasury.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
Change of Time.

The corrected time table Of the Del.
Lack. & Western Railroad Bompany, is
inserted in to-day's Jeffersonian. Per-
sons having business over the road will
regulate themselves accordingly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
Notice 10 Grand and Petit Jurors.

All persons summoned to serve as
Grand and Petit Jurors, in the several
Courts of Monroe County, at December
Term, 1859, are hereby notified not to
attend, as the President Judge will not
be present. and DO causes will be tried.
MELCHOIR BOSSERD, Sheriff.
Sheriff a Office, Stroudsburg, }
December Is, 1858.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
The Seat of Life.

Mr.. Brown Sequard, in recent leca-
ture before the Royal College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, London, stated that
be found spot in the brain, not larger
than the head of pin, which if merely
touched by foreign body, produces
death as instantaneously as if the indi~
yidual bad been struck by lightning.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16

b4- All persons sum moDed to serve as
Grand and Petit Jurors, at December
Term, in this county, are requested not
to attend See notice to Grand and Petit
Jurors in another csumn.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16

The Now York Post says some forty
professional Engliah thieves, house
breakers, &c., many of whose portraits
figure 10 the "Rogues' Gallery" left for
home in recent European steamers, some
of them carrying away comfortable for
tunes
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
EsEE;D.

In Stroudsbur9, on the 2nd inst, Ellen.
daughter of Ja-per and Mary Rosenkrans,
aged 3 years, IL months and Z days.
In S;roudsburg, on the 10th inst. Ida
May, daughter of NJ. a. and Catharine
Wustcr, aged , months and % days.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16

@On Wednesday evening. of last
week, at the going down of the Sun, the
entire Heavens presented the most beau.
tiful appearance that our eyes ever be,
held, 1t is impossible to describe the
regularity and variety, the tints and
shades with which the Sun and clouds
bespaugled the sky. No brush of earthly
painter could even initiate the exquisite
color;ng. From shade to shade it deep
ened in color. yet ever beautiful, and lea,
wing the beholder wrapt in astorishmcnt
and admiration. We are sure no per.
son who was so fortunate as to have
observed that painting can ever forget it
1t was perfect, as are all the works ot
that great and universal author. C0zum.
61G Democrat.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
T From tile Rockland GAZETTE, Ne I

From tile Rockland GAZETTE, DE I
PRoF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
For the year past we been advertising the
above named Hair Restorative. and u moath
by month its sale has gradually increas-
ed, until il now commands a more ready
sale than any other article of its kind,
giving in almost every instance entire
satisfaction A clergyman, resident in
neighboring town who had for years suf-
fered from burning sensation in tho
head, with an occasionally dry, itching
humor, which prematurely turned his
hair gray, and latterly causing it to como
off rapidly, leaving tie crown nearly bare.
seeing the advertisement Of the article in
The Gazette, was induced to try it, and
now, after the use of two bottles only, his
hair has turned quite dark, and is very
soft, the scalp clean, and the recently
bald spots covered with beautiful growth
of silky dark hair, the sight of which,
with his commentator of the Restora-
tive, will command an increa ased sale--
We would state to any who may wish to
know, that We are permitted, privately
to give the name of the individual to
whose ca>e we refer.
Sold in Stroudsburg, by Holliusbead &
Detrick, and James n. Durling, Drug
lists. See advertisement in another COL
umD.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16

Cheap P0ultry.-ChickeDs were sold in
the market at Cincinnrti, Ohio, last Fri
day, at ten cents per pair, and good sized
turkeys at 25 cents each!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
Total of Foreign Debt. Ss3,I56,l3s II

To BE CoNTEsTED.-Tbe necessary le.
gal steps base been taken to contest the
second codicil in the will Of the late Col.
McKcen.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
PLASTER FOR SALE.

A large and constant supply of Ground
Plaster, at Dewitt & Fines Mill tformer-
ly Stokes) at $s per tun.
DEWITT & FINE.
STROUD township, Nov. Is, ls5s.-4m.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16

A Delicate Remittance. "A Texas pa.
per mentions having received letter
from friend, accompanied with the
scalp of Camanche Indian.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16
Foreign claims Against Mexico


To give an idea of the claims of for
eign countries against Moxico, we append
the following table. According to this
table it will be seen that the total is a
great deal more money than the country
under its present rulers, can even pay the
interest of:
British Bondholders, S60.62l, ,s43 90
Spanish Convention, 1870, 500 rs
English Spanish Conven-
tion.5, 100000 90
French Convention, 263, AGO 90
American Claims, lat
least) 100000 90
Total of Foreign Debt. Ss3,l56,l ,l3s rs
France busters the loudest on the
smallest claim. The whole debt. which
so embarrassed Mexico, is little more
than twice the debt of Pennsylvania, or
one years expense of our government.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16

BANK CLoSED.-The Warren County
Bank, after futtering for some time, has
at last closed its doors.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-16

CEF See advertisement of Dr. Sanfori's
LIVER INVIGORATOR in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
-~-~~~~-~-~----~--~~~~~~~~~~--~n~
YACHTING.

g All. BOAT FOR SALE oHRAP-rwENrY FEY LONG
- With afr tight tanks all In first rate order Apply JoE
BROWN, bcatoutder, Hell Gate ferry, Asoris, b. l.
VACHr RIPPLE roR sALE-rwENrY ONE TONS
burthen has large cabin roomy cockpit and every
board has Just been ovehHued has
prizes and OF The fastest vessels Of her
tonnage sacst Apply 10 H. BALDWIN, " Broadway up
VACHT FOR SALE AT hUCrtON-ON TUESDAY,
the f9h instant AZ ~ O'Clock At the Battery adjoining
habneau baths Messure deck rs Zee, in length and
Ia feet beam, with sails tackle and apparel al complete
Fos particulars &C. apply 70 ". A. CARTER Adctonecr
no. o. COrtsRa. street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE 2s 1858
yfKfPPING.

3htff'AN9s
THE vANpsReIIT FGsossss LINE o, sTsAs
srsme Will ss toiiows carrying as United States malls
New Yor. e: saath.np,Oa From g.yre .na sests
sss4s :: 1T:
For sa sss; E: E a:.. and s.i$'. g:
ssSsTEIFs Lion s Sat aug ~. ! al e. ssS s
-
d''i5' 8Sk lSRssn IL ao sorx
THE BRITISH AND NORTH ANGLICAN ROYAL sAn
LIVERPOOL
cns, cs a,p
IRON sosIor LIVERPOOL 49,.
seed IS. .s sSsf sS sssssa c.a Il as.i
4 4siz e., sis sdxsz SGT S:St VIII
fSs.s iss a e..
zsia I s s sss 7s x:$.:: Sss:
, ss!s Ss:'
SsIS: : :sS.s ,,, YORK. July IL
An eEperiencsa surgeon on board
$ e s:s IL e : e ssss
'' f' f SGsHsB No s sssz
THE STEAMSHIP yAND&R BILT, FOR sOJrHAMPIOh
and BAvre, will sa from pier No North river new
York. et noon saturday July with mails passengers snd
'f' D. TORRANCE agent No. 5 Bowling Green
CTxAM TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, DUsLIs. BEL
- fast snd Londonderry, va Liverpool without delay at
The Liverpool New York and Philadepha stsasnshp
Compsnys splendid Clyde built iron nshps arc
nisndedto sail as tol lows rv VIM.
CITY or BALTIMORE. l.
CITY OF WASHINGTON "a
And each alternate Thursdsy At A NJ from pier a.
North river.
PASSAGE.
Cabin, New York scd phladepha.
Third class from New York TO Of the above named
Return tickets available for six months $50.
rasssnsers tSIws rdeo 70 eyr. Paris. hsmsass Hremsa
Parties bring out their friends Ut los rates
Draf,s on Liverpool from 81 upwards .
For elght passage apply NJ the office OF the oompsny
York, WIN. INMAN, Tower Buildings, Conpanss agent
| Liverpool.
r LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHTLADSLfHlA
IL Steamship Company. .
steam communication between New York sad Antwerp,
The spendid fast screw steamsh, BOsPHORUs Captain
McGuigAp Qsely employed In the Royal Nail serytcsl, VII
regularly between Antwerp and Liverpool every alter
Thursday in connection with The oonpsnys sieansnps
oods Cor York VIII be received and sappsi by the
agents IN Antwerp and bills Of Aainr signed nefs ~
Ths rsi sailing from Antwerp VIII be on the ih of june
In conjunction with the CITY Of WAsHkdToS from Liver
4 pool, June D.
Far further particulars and terms Of freight and passage
Lower Building g. liverpool and ~ tns Compauys offices
| JOHN q. d ALE, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

444 BhoAD~AssA TART pEsLs oAxrBs11a
Great success OF tho
Anglo African Circus
Mouiaspsrd Singers,
Essence o. uid yirsiuia,
what WIN Mrs 0rundy Bay
More New Acts.
Matt Peel New iest1rea
ncxes Is oenn DR.. n. A JONES. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
AMUsErTENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
NIsIOs aARDkr -LAsr rIaar BUT FIVE or rss
IN farewell EMS ssa sRIarrE ousaxAs
Supported BY he sminsa; Ansrs,.a ss'ef4
ua i M 4 d Go,NSssrShp
FIRST ARr,s Fl ~ Or THE AGE
And most dramatic he day fern
III. GREATEST ENsEasLs
ofho.c excellence presented to any ndissos In No
Mns CHARLOTTE CusHhAs'
Nj HENRY rs E, Gk arAKx
Mr. JOHN sRnueRAs,
Mr. JOHN o, NJ gsssirz NJ DAWSON.
Miss MARY DEvLIN
FOR ONE NIGHT OILY.
MONDAY EvEring, June q, 1853,
will be presented s sosTsS;g s.S sIn gS 2,
9th he following ren.r hsbie cast uy
ssS aaS.
n '' obi: sSps.isnee here -
r-IN'', On. a. appearance here this :.a:ocJ
Charles County .:;...'''.''.'...sr p.ys.pSs
Lady 1sy ,s ~. 10 20 CSSns.
PERT. nj. ida veSoss
Gooi.. "r.
Mar sgck,e.
Eo,v ithsandins me great pecunsry outlay incurred.
sucn A GALAXY orsrAns siscin ocoAs,os.
NAV. r - .e ,a.sp 20 mo .xsetc.,
An amount far .r,eedn tina. ever before 90 .x
s.17: sssan or raiohs fifty e...
froscsHam and prv.e boxes .ad orchss, ohrs can ss
The performance will commence =. eight O'Clock precisely.
TIE Circle Ps,quet add first circle have been new
pumeered sne every person purchasing reserved s. "
Number As be may I select ''' N'" ~.'
ssSs Y. s:s%:s n ss.s;
Mary Dsvn Vi" uU rgps, II h S:'' drama Of
k s%ssSr seats. Is cent: e ecu.
w sessrs " wAlsss s.u.r,. Lester ard the co.,..
of wsac.s theatre beg respectful y 2 Announce "a
., w..nl. sSss ~ ,s,a,,. Of their rs..s
,ns ., ans sas he, S.s xss o Ss
III. Academy of aa. ssp1 ss enter will onbr.ss
''" MORNING AND EVENING
performance ana viii combine
A''l'SH Y YaEf DIANA.
All the artists OF distinction at present in the country T.
c ssp %hcs Ss Of a
brillisnoy aud siti action
all the principal hoes OF the city, and at the boz ONES
All the holder admission both to the sar-
A1 sss:s can now g. secured al Tho box once wak
81 1Rsh M r EEAx
DADGHIEx Or The Boy Martyrs OF Norm Point Monday
IL Ts en-
| OITY, ths AMER UAN GAM Az BLADENsBU ku. she
BoMBARpMKNf or FORT McHEhRx, Snd the besuufai
ApotheOels the Boy MARTINS. Jessie wharton. IL
Traitors Dsueh K.,e benin kysn soney snd Cd ser
II. watkins In tho te.noon ~
| oIclock, The fUsINAN AN. Ii DOG by Mr. kdwta
blanchard fsmous dog n's tel ut he New
Central well The Aqus VtvxlA
famous Happy FAMILY, sc Admit TO all Is cents oai
| dren under Is cents.
| ERYANTp MuNs1RBls,
| % neoharns' Psil, Broadway, above Grand seeSs
| Moncay June 2S ana every night during tho wsaA,
| Dan BhYANI In his lnrtxble pianiatiou eAnse,
| The EseEhCs OF Gid vlEu1rNY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

HUMANITY MISUNDERSTANDING SELL, THIS
d. day io O'Clock q AS Uhs,hsm .ansre ssfss and
S,Ss and abou Of csrpet also variety Of osr
aIonu inou.0l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
TABLES AND COMBINATION

pBELAr's BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION
sale only By the Undersigned Purches
ers csuiioned sgans, the hegV and worthless imts
nyus made o. cheap maeri.ls wif wsich lhe msrket -
flooded MICHAEL PHBhkN, irveDfor fsS Froadwey;
O'CONNOk COLLRNDkn, n " aiacnrars, % Ann greet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

NIaoss HAIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
w hair and hair warranted contsp
ave oena ssie Il yor hsir yeinS gray, you wiss
dseass you have SICK hesdache scroula dandru
bottle Of he win impsrt besuuru add lnyigo
rating AppearHnec other edies have failed you
wsh color ycur hair black OF brown Try bottle Of he
coorer; viii dsrker your hair any desred shade
wishous attain OF luxurious eject aoh dasemAas drag
slre, No 306 Grand sires<. Of allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

ID G. BULYLEy, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. BIZ
order of the Court, Tuesday June ~. at
clock The premises mile from Rye station on tho
New Y0vk Haven Rsr0ad the estate Of the late
David Kirby deceased containing 30 u loo Of land
beautifully situated upon the shore Long Island SQUAD and
in the of the nsest country seas
in tsie positive and title perfect For maps &C.,
ROBERT Ii. COLES. Referee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

LBKRT b. NIc0LAY. AuCfIoNEER-RE1ULAR
"a sale Of s'ocSs and tor6a BERT IL nIJOL Az win
sell ths day. June at LA O'Clock, 81 the Merchants Ex,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
NM spuvKRr Irop BREwEsY. ovrTcv ,y BOW

s.r YsssnXs arrsr.iseS aeasad for 70 our sssr
biev has ndueed ne brewery The cspsciy OF
10000 barrels per though the quantity 10 the largest
br~v~~y Uni,eA Mates protuce, Nave
believe the established superiority OF
lager bier Che whole % Witch been sold IN less hsn tour.
al wl cause a demand Nu th~n Can brew
during The nert and we herfore reasess our cuso
soon possible The speyers IAon Brewery. ALBERT
aPwr uRa. Fr>sktrnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

nation cushions, protected BY letters patents dated
Otober q, 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

ne recen, Improvements these tables unsurpassed
for truth and correctness OF angles. Sserooms @ snd 80
Broad gay, N. " Maaufsctory S street, N. Y Four
good second hand tables, with marble and slate beds for
Gale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

ERYANTt' MINe1RElS,
% neohsrios' Psii Az broadway. above Grand 'eess
Moncay June 2S every night during tho wea2,
Dan BhYANI In his lnrnxbe Plantation sAnce,
The ESeENC. or CID NiEu1rNY,
Kew Bopgs Dances, soios Savings, Banjo songs &c.
MAO0UrkES Bk0rHtsS tUAKrhy.
Doors A. Z. u commence al q fickets % cooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

ARGE AUCTION SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE
: Wi be cold Tuesday June ~ at l0h O'Clock 70
e bidder cssh The entire costly and fAsdt bic
furniture contained in Dwelling no 81 Vest Eleventh street
basement viii be found equal to sale OF househ ID
furniture this ssaacn dspost vii be REQUIRED Of yar
sale WIN commence at l0k o'clock. u. eary cslpae Gle
CANT carved oak extsnAon table marble top buffet dining
nom cssirs tea service sslvers forks casters ra
baskets rich crystal cut glass ruby pearl sna vor!
variety of rich china of all kinds chsndeer &c Pariors-
Three spieodd ormou ohsndeliers elegant seven octsvs
ptsn0ore used four months with rich cover
AND stool Two magnificent full suits Of solid rose xood par.
splendid carved wood eegeres with marble tops mir
doors and back heavy orodered silk and lace
shades with recun chairs 70 atch superb
csrpss rosewood reception chairs In
coty secretary bookcase Italian marble top with
q larke lot OF splendid bedroom furnit
L. GOyLDsMlTH, Auctisneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
Bu.I.IARDA

TWO FIRST RATE BILLIARD TABLES ALMOST NEW
excellent order. and only sold for Of For
bargain, address box q 5s4 Post efice-
IIow TO PLAY BrLLIARDs-ssE THs THIRD ED1.
III ION o. The Game Of Billiards. T page. illustrated
with shos positions 40 With All the standard rules Of
he game. by ~ Phelsn. Mailed free OF postage 70
ccipt Of De prtce, u. 0OONHOR C0ILAFDeR 81 Ann
streef, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

, A R. THoMpsCN; AUCrIoSxER AND COMMISSION
Nos and second Aoor.-Mooes advanced watches da
rnonds and ell kinds OF or
for city stocks bile OF xchsngs &c Legouate1
4xlea atte 20 parts OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

ALFRED BRAGG AUCTIONEER.-A BRAGG co.
"A viii eel al auction IaesaAy. Juae ~ a. IVA CLOCK
M 80 street. 800 cASes' 90 ts snoes orJSana
dc surprising sen, en OF fresh Ana sossonape
goods, direct from the manufacturers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

E,oR THE FISHING BAsKs-srEAxER NEW HAVEN,
II Captain Anderson, every day, SATURDAYS excepted,
leaving Chambers 80 street a. spring street
r. Peck slip SIS, pier AZ ociort Good music on board
also hsbns tackle, bait and refreshmen ali hours
the European plan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

rNPORTANT.-DR. TgOMAS TIT.T0n HAS RETURNED
asst West and ID prepared 10 receive
ITO spring street Once hours fra A. a.
to4f Cures guaranteed OF the worst or any csse OF
consumption asthma. bronchitis enlarged toass cough
heart tise.fe liver complaint dyspepsia &c Special sen
ton with paid 70 nervous shsons and 10 piles
Medicine sent BY express everywhere Letters answered
mon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

DiANoe AND MEI.oDEoNs OF SUPERIOR Mako
and extremely Low prces for oaah second hand pianos
bargains Pspos snd melcdeons 70 rent and rent allowed
on pnrshase; for sale monthly payments ~ NJ plano
AGENCY Of HORACE WATHAs. SO broadway.
tGyAHTHD-l SITUATION As SINGER In CArHo
w lie church IN New York By tenor q 0erman) VII, has
rood would he saihed with comparatively small
compensation. Address ". n, Herald on,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION ToTHEw ELL KNOWN FISHING GROUND
~ Choers Banks Of rrs Island The splendid see steamer
MM. N WEBB, Captain Hazard, viii leave pier No y
North river on wednesday morning, June 0 lses al GA
be on board tickets for the excursion ~ each Can be OBJ
tanned Al the placesCsrt0n House se6 Broadway
Hope 0Bren, Herald once; Belts Bolten " Fulton mar
ket N. B-fhe above excursion viii take place, rain
shine. JOSEPH COLES A JOHN sKBEkr.
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WILL IAMsBUkG AUCTION NOTICE PETER A.
w BERT, aueionoer- salearoom S35 Grand street-wh
sell on Iuesdsy June o. 1885, ut IL O'clock A NJ.
the premises the lease OF 1--WE lots Of ground on Grand
srees osetber xith tho buildings there
on Bent 1912 So free Of taxes and assessments
Lease expires Apr 1861 with the privilege OF ten years
newell desired The improvements to be paid for according
70 yauscn By expiration of the lease Afer which viii be
offered sale coal wood CARTS &C. For further particulars
inquire above
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DUSTY rous BLooD.-THE GREAT SUMNER NE

NvRUNKs. vAIdsEs, BAGS 40.
II wholesale and retail
W. b. STRONG. corner OF Brosdwsy and w0r~, street.
And corner Of Maiden lane and Pearl street
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LvrsHfNe BANKs-ig,s CENTS EACH WAY; STEAMER
IT MAY FLOW M, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, Amos
street 40; spring street 8 Peck sp sls pier north river
oo'ciock Lues bait and good restaurant board The
respectable portion Of the community win the NAY
FLOW EK worthy q heir patronage Pay the
runners
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UOTIOE NOTICE
"A RECEIVERS SALE
of about
sl5'ooo worth

ELEGANT GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY
DIAMONDS, &c.
TO be sold auction " hout reserve,
On Monday June rs lo5S a. half past ten O'clock BY
hEhfS a MUoS, auctiJneefs,
At their saesrooms, NO ~ Pine street.
The stock OF anK case ana
pep w-tches by the celebrated
diamond AID ther s.s rings pins earrings ossce
sret.; sid 81 and silver plated ware
fancy koods veil worthy attend OF toe trade ~
the sale perempiory by of the suprsms Cou' aod
will poy ely lake place above without further postpone
meut
The goods VIII be view, ad catalogues ready early on
morpDg Of sale ,,
After sale of ewsry the iron safe and show cases will
be sod ~lhoa. reserve
Notice Who purchased al tbs previous sale are
hereby thai the has been removed snd
they h.v. their goods by applying Monday morning.
before the sale CONNIE