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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25
uronhIyn City Nsyrs.

TIM ELECTION TwSuTH Ward -The Board o.
Aldermen met lsst evening q Board Of Canvsssers,
when order restraining them from canvassins the
votes cast at the special election for Alderman, &c held
In the Twelfth ward the 18th inst was served uoon
the President by counsel for Timothy Bannon The Board
sbereupon adouIncd 70 Thursday next a Ave O'Clock.
Ire order vas issued b. Judge Ingrshsm, Of the -smo
Court, New York, and In rcturnabe the TN Of June
proximo. The csnvsssers,n will be recouected threw
out The returns OF the Twelfth ward c~, the electonn
April and another election ordered " DO held the
18th of MAY by the Co--c- Council A. the last election
Patrick Hogan receive large majority OF the votes Mr..
hold over Aldennan by the Common Council until his
successor should , chofcn refused 10 re- bis
and contends that The BOARD having admitted him. he
ertiued bis for The remainder OF the year He
therefore obtained order restraining the Board from
proceeding further In the matter.
PEzu FIem r. 'rrusH-A prize fight for one thou
SIND dollars q side was fought the farm ~ rcssr
pobsnn on the Flssbush and Faiands road s an early
hour on sunday morning. ne principals were Charles
Ross ~ View ycrs, ard John Casey, Of Troy. Tney
fought ior.y rounds In ono hour sra tn minutes, when
bcsb men were 80 much exhausted that hey were car.
ries from The rround The friends Of Casey claim the
Victory bit ic the statements Of some Of those present
n aprea-s 70 have hcen equal contest, In which NED
ther st decided advantage. me party present II the
mill numbered scmc hnv or sixty, While large number
Who cane carriages wers Unable 70 ind the locality
until the hcht was ne neghbors are very tndig
nsnt ira. such dt graceful AFFAIR should take place m
their v,cuiy and uyou sunday Tho lighters were NOS
disturbed, but had their way from hrst 70 last
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Personal Intelligence.

and daughter M Bronson N-r Jcrrecp Mise Hssssrsu
NJ. J NJ per Mrs Hy att M,ss wilson kis. Rave.
rel Ms Ksnpprty Nsss psr-rd l. Wood and lrdy tvo
sisses gmords Mrs W Pst,ep = s'ten .ut Mils ns
DT n T. Collins Misc woot MRS rinparcN Nss kr Gland
s,ss johnson, Rev wayIard and lady, ID Mcoill "
Middiecr yra W Debon sud chpd siss v rtcsney NJ
/ elcrd5u rra q oordon Yrs yysys two children ard
MS not ertsor two Misses Robertson, Brfsmeer,
ueash NJ. Vscspis end child. Mss Brselqw and " 2
Faxter roess. lady and son Hogan, Mr.. Adkins,
Mrs y Adhlns Brscy, Lady Ard sree children ~
make w,rren n Nelson Jones, Hines, nils, Bs.
berson and 80 IN the s;eeSrge
rrm London IN The ship Americsp rsrle M Besumort
isdy and child Mr. Icrens OF knglsnd M Oocss and ndy'
81 balu more.
rrrr yew Orleans IN he chip c. Gie,ce- Mrs Boesmus
Mis- sossnus Mr. folger-anc N St. s-sge
rrcw hr..cticos tn re schr James kiuer-kr Massey.
Mr. TsIt tor, Mr. Cooper, Master Taylcr.
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We have papers from Rio Jsnciro 70 April IL. The
racket from the northern coast reported that pilot
boat out Of Msrsrhsm had allen In Wiz the English bark
unAia deeply l,>dcd with coal an sbAnd,ned By the
crew. there nothing ., all the matter with the
sell which taken Marsnham- The last entry on
the log Scox READ ss folioss.-
TIE III wheel h.yng refused 10 obey - oder. ~
thu mste the lsr sirunt hn In the face and hsh hea
curnn need bet hem
Some broken china -as found on deck, and was ssp.
roeeo that bad murdered The ospssp and ,hsa
lo The veeel land ct port under pretsooe Of
shiyvrect. AID hss escape tho Coz sequence Of uef
crime
scner Joaquin Iorsz ca sloa bad ben de@pached by
the Provir Government Of Para VI the United states
study the American eystsm Of agriculture: 70 intro
duce Aner'oan agricultural implements suitable 10 the
vsp,s Of R.ays and 10 br'ng cat With him number Of
persons skilled 10 the grovg Of rice and cotton sad In
the Manufacture ~ sugar
Ia Rio dr Jane'ro there nothing new. Only four
destbs from yellow fever were reportei on 'hs lIta-
Receipts Of coee the iGib. 26t bags No change 10
quotstirns prs'shts N Ncrlbern ports of The United
states 4bc.; dc. TO southern DO, as. s5bc.
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sr. LOUIS, May "a, 1858.
despatch dated Lesves WORTH 22d instant says that
Donphsn coupy gives shout $50 majority tor the Leeven
vr.h consultation 10 several prco,scts the polls
not opened AID nalf toe vote Of the county was
pooled.
The De~ocrat OF this city publishes letter from Mr..
Walden OF u. Quio6aro Chiadooa~. estimating the vote
of The rerrtsy $500 for 800 against
tuition The vUss bo,h for Ssas officers and constitution
h quiz small
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The Southern Aid Society.

Boston, May "a, 1858.
Tbs Soub Aid Soclety held It's annual meeting tais
covering, u ~si.s Esq presiding Toe rreasursr's
report ending October, 1857 elbows receipts
ct 81, 29s; expenditures, sl0l3l the following
laiios adopSej:-
Resolved Tpat the Southern All Society is entitled TO
support, because fosters broad and genial
for the psomug ztoo Of toe G spes
RsuDbs were made by Rev. M,ssrs Craig, Randall
hers ursiog sousness in maintaining Christian
union North south
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ST Ioup, May "a, less.
Tho remains OF Gencrs sn arrived yesterday
ing N charge of Aidsce- amp Lieutensuts Drum and
wheetos, who viii accompany them 10 PhilAdephia
The body lay In state al Fort Le~vea~orih on Monday
and tuesday, and visited BY toe whole army and
lrse number of The citizens Of ieavsnwoth The fune
raj cereooes performed ct the fort Wednesday,
and arc described 70 have been OF mpressive
cha xcser The leave here st four OF clock this
Of tsrDooa, In charge Of Asams' express.
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mmsine Dlsasters.

RorroN, May 70, 1853
Tue ship wilton ~hioo arrived TINS morning from New
,,eass rep tho sh inst 10 tstu 10 9b Longitude
90 No. saw ship are, ncarlj burnef 70 the waters
coss (Oo.sJ the 0serv.d, bsloes rso,fted.)
On tho 12th tbe bs-s -chu H. " Ne YORK. Carr
pen New OrieaAs fos Genos a-hDf- near Ritng Roc<s
Would discharge part Of cargo and proceed TO EsssAa,
n.
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CcvsrEY--IssDs On FRIDAY. Nay 81, a. the house
Of The hytoet trubsv, $40 Sc~ery by the Rev rboT.
sou, p ID JAmxs coU.rsN, E.q Scranton p. Co tiss
Jens RoGsss, third dAssb,es Wn Kodgorr Lands, NJ
Newry ireieSd.
LCnooaosIry Standard PIE copy.
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PROVIDENCE, l., Nay II, 1858.
me sixth trial 10 elect . senator and SIX representa-
dives 70 cay, again resulted in no cho,ce
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TEE FAuILI uskALD,

Trs L.asss New, from Ut.h-The Great Oc~-~
T."sraNh-Moss Bsstish Oasr~s.s The
"sss as" LNsesesy D~mOiis h.d--1ho DIFFER
en.'s In tho American rrsot Society -LscaI
b.ws-e1arksts. &C., &c.
The PAsnr BErAID Of tn morrow ~tn ccotsss reccrd
o. The svea Of the previous week Among oher
tt.rs-
arih-Tbeir womss and fhldres sspt s-yood the resoS
OF arger-Probabe FrpitJ~ss Resus OF Oumuins's
Witt " Salt Lake Guy. 40. a.
A Letter from sp cia Correspoua-st ss Plymouth.
knsssd ssowns the Of Tho for the eses,
Oce. q Telegraph
ko'e British CutsSgest Americas -svsvus
nj tho Captain Of Strip Cr-ndos bis vessel
bearded Il sagus IL 0rspde-rhe bark john Howe
Twice BOARDED and kes rcbeS 10
The swan Co" Lottery DE- oHshcdTse rs,A MAAs-
gsvs Arrested Ben WOOD OF this ci. 0eers~ kday
Of sususta IsAis>ed-haysr rea isvess.sas eossA
LA~. Ae.. a.
She DiEsreuees h the American Tract socisy-Mss ing Of
u. n m very Party.
IasusuEatsoa Of he Nursery enc Cttid's voeptal
Apober Letter m Ire Stout tho Latsies nard r-r
Obituary Rottcess Of Dr. hars. Gen P-rses S.th ~r.
As.o' q. h.ips and otbes eted ohsrSsssrs
Theatrical Frssss Brosdway-r,sA, between chs<ses
N ,bsws and A. n. Davenport
Donss waaAnstoa seports Proceeei.sa Of Coz
grees.
Editorial Remasks proniness evsnss 81 10 day.
'te Local In de Of sAosaiAs Of s9eraI
interest
Full Report OF tho Prces Of ssds Of Nste4abie
6uce carefully oosreoteA each ed
Tbs Late Ito heeoce rsecves up he p-lbos-
ton. By teiegr. ph or othes etse
Together 9th Police R~poru-rness.,si n tiers R~po-.
Of re Gate sa,ketNoaey asd Co1ss~~osai
rsees and Deaths 70 ming Of isnresns ureui aud
aisce.isneou reading
Tefas Only - yes'; fur cents s'ssie sooy To be
he ooe Of the Has.LD sso Of Il,
FepCy CStlssy -SVsp tauses.'s, Pen una
bet kuive'. 10 great variety. f. sale By g. tAyN
Dare. no Assor House
pasas Fsid BAts-Jusa Received sa VIII A'l,
ti6 Gents dress is. sprl Styles o. As
SsueL
TNe Dssy Tasep by St.rxs-Ss h Fsxer's
hs,s Which sre eli 10 rsse- no Lb B~aadsa unier uo~
I'D ENhsi
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Rhsds Island General Assembly.
NEWPORT, May ~, 1858.
rns Geusrsi Assembly meets W m,rro~. At tho Ame-
zicsa republican tina evening Charles C. Van
ZAndt Of Newport, unanimously nominated for
-epSsker o. tAe Hcuse.
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George W. norgan, o, OHIO, Minister Resident Of tho
United states IN Portugal.
james N, Buchanan, OF Msrysnd, Minister Resdesi Of
The United States In Denmark
Thomas II Dunn OF Missssippi, Consul General Of The
United States at Havana
Feiis n Foresti, Of New York, Consul Of the United
States II Genoa
Aexandor Derbes, Of LouIssns Consul Of the United
,-taies ri Nsrseilles
Albert g. Biskey, Of Missouri, Consul Of The United
eiates al rslcahusno.
Rsf. Precai Of New York, Consul Of The United states
fu,ber n H.sacld, q New York, Consul Of the Uused
p Cyrus, Of New York, Consul Of the United states at
Gotieoburg
Aosus,us C.rnsd, Of New Jersey, Consul Of ,hs United
Etaien Gt Cauiia
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rally coneee TO be .neguaiied for tse Prcmps .sen IN
alleyanR ard crrnr all diseases ~ the tomsch It's ,ee
always stepded with The beneficial and IN
Of nervous debsy constipation, nsulence and other bss
os otust ~ ds~rdered stousch - curative powers
Of he rest spsedy and powerful chsrscier and exees
sny other preparation OF TIE claims before the publhs
For tAe 81 sfusgss Erocer ard dealers everyvhere
BARhk9 PARK, whoies.is agents
uos ia md ID rarh row.
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.Jessse Wharton. the Tvsiso-'s Dams hsev, ~
he 10, Martyrs n isi The TIE ~ toe &c story -it
sypFeps'y for Nv tbs h,r Airsni
The rae Missouri viii In psp~~
N Isfrer arl~f
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Defiance Sals nssHdes safes- with patent
cover port kcts bzp slso tire and burglar
proof psrior ssfvs Depot l9i Pearl Sr~et
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9NU
erin o siy.r.Ne ID q PtA1oCs msnussevarer 81 roh
swelry silvrrwAre. OF asmcas ard her pr~
sopss has removed bis msnuscofy from 10 nNdos
10 200 Bfoafvsy stairs where he Offers for sale
p1bn Bis rook Of oismos6s o~mosS js~ery ~S,ch~s
tens mscsl,te tbk.sn.a s al the Wholesale pfiees for
ssh The sdvantsNe 70 purohrsers OF obtaining Articles
irsct from the fscor wboese viii really
perceived. hsptes. pieo 10 Es- rork BY
DAVID kA1T sO5 broadway up glAlra
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Tract Soc ely established New Yort :" shs purpose
d securng union Of feeling operation between toe
America N New York tho
a hose who we're active -dectng the union tost tho
Wishes OF she sc-ty 80st0o SHOULD 0uty regarded
IN the snnus, eecti,o Ct he Publishing Commtes aud
whereas hs cour-a a. action adopted oy The American
Tree, Sccey Of New York. at It's last soauI N set
ing, hes rtsn ted Jxtricg such union OF feeiiog
400 OPERATION tno Of tbs ETY. oxpressed
In he rteout lest ancuai mest,s 10 ard to
The electoc Of the Publishing Committee Of shss society
have not been reesrsed whe enseraio great re-
gard tor the tcsl Tract society Of New York. aud
rsctes dol, yet persuaded that grestsr
oresey Ell eocy be i'm Sated to tbs rsc sysse
By retTa 70 the or q nal status Of she sOcety-Now,
hescfose,
Resolved, That longer . branch o. the Anne
rscss trnot SocietS New York with thSt So
Ciety having o virtually desoVed By s recent action
keso ven, That ertsn the hgnest respect fUr the
wedem jucgmsot stooery Of the spec'ai co issse
f hfeeo appointed by the American Tract socoty OF
New Toft, the meeting had IN 1853 and Mroy
acopt the resolnioe reported by them and declare our
purpose 70 carry toto effect the prnopes embraced TO
ith0ee res0 utiOus.
Received Ths4 the political aspscts OF slavery lie en-
troly proper sphere Of th. socsty and csu
be Pu ,licssoos, Dot tns those more!
duties which gro~ " sbe exsteoce OF tiAvers, vol
those uorsi evils aod vices shioh IL kuo~o TO orc
mote vhco coed smped In Scripture s,d 81 mueo
oeOo Oh by evausetca Cn issAne, DO undsuotedy TAU
within the p~ovioo~ of hs ssciev AMI cso aad ouxns 70
be duoassed IN sf'aternsl and Christian spirit
The socey snjourced til nine O'Clock I, morrow morn
ing Mr. Hubbua having tho Aoor WHEN tho resolutions
viii probably bo discussed.
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An Irr>rssI Photograph az the Late Ansau
q Pheips nov be the OIL. sucs ~ phcts
era OF New Yort lerohAaA n BRADYs 0sllscy, 80
Br owsy, over 1bcu pro~'s
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Phil ArNIFHfA tTOCs bOAHD.
pmLADKIrmA, day "a, 1855
Stocks ven heavy PenDs,iysos state Sc, sex;
Reaffrs Railro,1 g1Y Morris Canal. 20; Long Isiaai
Railroad, ii's; fsnus,ivsnrs Rslrosa ~ ,.
rss ,N~ Of c.s,cn 70 cay son es irregular
prices G;-s hAs rv..esa .s,,. sss sss f"shs'
Flour ,seaAy wbse, dun an, upchsnges Corn &C
tive go q e6c ior ehre. SIC. co.: for yetiow.
pali,psIpm.. M.y 20, isss
5000 sush req al o. 81 os Ysii,~ corn has sdvsocei
&c q 2s 800 basn ct Tes Provs'oas oaoy ant;
ne.s pork SIS LARD s'e.y 2, Ii,.o Isr 30, ., ,.,,
Cotton has been dull dursns the seek, ~fn smst
and unchanged prices. wooirne sales Of the seex
yer, 49,. eess opl, coo pcood. Of accce at sssc
clozhs-t he deu and has active and rrces are 10
favor Of sellers safes Of os coo oeces
F1cur s.s,dy; sale. ~ 1000 Dol. st SIX ror o-ace
supcrane ooio: ~ ~ 50 for extra 10 fssorse nsisns
oorn rrbs easter Yates of f sashei tlioo,s a, %
&c. cats dull ~hi-ksy frmer saies OF $50 bbis
isse mpo,ss s.,urr a ard saods, ~soc se,.' amr' "a
900 basbe wheat CAEai export,s 90 bbis aoar go
bushss vhssi 1000 bushels corn 3,evo busne,s o.s
Flour 10 good demand at a.nseo rats sales OF 100
bhls - rs 81 for cno,s io~a. Mcossn and To-
diane and "a Is si7s for double and fsvorite
brapes speat oui and lover sacs a. n 900 bushels
Chicago scr,ug GeC Con snade easier sses of o.
600 oushe .. sac 80 Cor far niools 0ats dull sad
3aI.o wbistey steady; sslee ~ $50 bbls at iexa .
IaLc Frc,s bt steaty wheat lao W Nes York. Jake
imore for the az bour ting 10 days 900 bbs
a,ur "a bu.pes wheat, Is do coro. ~ 90 do
rsna OF 600 Dbls hpur, ~ 900 busneis wheat, 81
o DO covn lake imeoris for the seasoo3l3 600 bbls
aour 900 900 bushels wheat 600 do 100 oo0 do
oais as GOO DO barley 600 do ryo Canal ports ths
sesscno6 900 bps Jour- $4,000 bushes wheat go 600
do. corn, sOe 900 do oats. =,
Flour steady; sales N % 70 for common state, and
"A ,s fov choice extra Cansdian. Wheat unchanged;
rsles cf 10 COO buahes T9kc for Chcago sprirs; ee
for red Indiana Of for or white Canadian. Corn stea
DIV. salss 900 bushels Indiana SIC Oats scarce sses
5000 bushels Illinois a. TO Lake imporsfs 600 bash
els wheat; 7ecOo brsiels corn. Canal exports-eooo
bb,s aour. M 600 bushels ~tcst IL 600 bushels
CuIcAeo, MAJ 24-6PM
Ffsur duI Wheat active; sales OF 1900 bushels Al
$50. Uorn active Oats steaiy shipmsnp 70 say-o
u0, nour, 65,00V bushels wheat " pos BUS 1es orn
10 Os -eto no nour 70 600 bushels whest Recep w
bbls Hour 900 bus hels wheat 20 600 bushels corn
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Refund HiiI Water Curs am Heel, WORTH
amusemcnts sesd fcr circ~iar.
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Supss me Court-sPeCisi Term.
Before Hon. Ju5fs Davies.

MAY pa In the Matter IF James ID Tayor and Osr-n W
B,,~ear, Less,,s Of Woshiron Marked, e Mayor. dc
+ Ne~ Yok.-1his case set down Tor to-day. RR.
motion tor a receiver, spd Involves . large Dant o.
notey o variety Of interee,e rbere greet array
NJ counsel presenting the respective claimants Ne~svs
pu.cbrs -tous appear for tho loseees N-ss,s
Hut'eet (Ccrr OVATION Counse') OConos and HcKeoc J.
Brady ard VIM Noyes, for the CITY ant the market
u,eD emo M. John Van Buren, for the Ssae Tho srsu
ntnt was on motion Of the Cor poraiou Counsel post
poIed TIL saturday neat
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Crisssdorc's Hsiv Dye, wigs and Toupsea,
the best In tire world wholesale retail nnd sdye prt
vstey sppleo, No Astov House
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A Card from samp.i srsr q. Co.

Tie crdrsyy pufsued w the rival r-srsrr-s
Cffersr o,srs 70 nure hec,ass GO liberal ard
OF ooias las gnsi~vsly af~cs~d
pes ca sptossl stepIor o. the facts ~bich
Ia wh) Zeal With ne know all caty s b th; 10 rs@s
esri ue and 4 useSs ru1s.t hpc boDorAbc
~esvr soic rrves IN he wrlvr mcrihs ttan
n o'ber irerffs N The Union rrr tb.y hsve bean
frrrpiiy esstet N al rr~s~otstr TIE cor "
jure Ms sneo not only NJ our busacs' b vs but
als i1irnrsd % act pclcsly q ana
frfencs ard he p~bbc ui.t ct,
% rsf, ard Tits ts~ rrti lrvsegafsp Witch shall
re teer'rg vii fuf1y &c portTs- IN he meantime
rur business WITH be rorfnct-d ~ p-u~i
SAMUEL Swan co, Augusta Ga
r.F-Ary deuhi'rg The responsibility cf h-u viii
ipc uron inquiry 81 Vie nro~dwsy barb Of tbs S'y thst
bsvs rshpce a $50 o 10 crcdn hcai-es which
Weeping bank IN 81, other eias IN re Unicd
shes
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wusrnr Haiv Co10r, Only 2Sc. n Bottle,
colorv bs ssi % black brown 10 nt dye the skir.
ccim " slcssT "tlack broyyn.b Agency. W Grand
street. In N drug store APPLIED ixs vsisso sAsn vhA
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nsl rntmms ION there an unpaurN rush o. blood 70 the
sfscted The effect OF tbs ON fiperse the 10
col lever IRE PTS relieve The through The bowels u
all nc bid and rf.unf Influences
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Hiii, Inip,fssbie Heir Cpsser, No. Barclay
street Han dye four shillinss boz black or
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wies, ~; roupsss s5-At Csrsro-'s, Iea
Yulcn tire, Brctlyn rcr nfa appearance perfect o.
snd qusli.y Challenge We world
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Naval ssitSRpuco.

Tie Crhed Sta,es bark Rsl sse trom tAehovu arrived
Boston esd met Had heavy weather the Atis.ic.
Ibe fopo~irg list cf her offcevr Leuteo Com
ukptrg William A. Parker; Loctepsnt~ rhomas Sooi
Feiebrtwp and Jants G sx~tH; Surgeon, Craree y
Fsbs; Clerk, Shelton winsiow; xtds1iposn, George
Perkins.
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IL Cents Gsts Your P.rtssSt taken st
HOLMES ga cry % Prosovsy ~hsro the great revival
has broke for pictures Of he people,
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BstsIlic Tablet Rszvr srsp-WhsIesaIs
retail. By J. a sAUEDkSs, ore No Astor House
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Qusru.s Coz I.avss On. Jelly.

Approved BY The New YORK Academy Of seiicne.
Pleasant n the sste ard rtsnine I'll The virtues Of The OIL
QutbU lM Fourth avebue.
PkhFOfD CLAY 90 No tF1esober street.
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BstchsIors Heir Dye, Wigs ard Coup~es-
The best IN the world sv~spg All made sod and sp
piled ., The msnufsoio-y. 80 broadway
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Uss ron Sewing Machine Co.'S New Pnt~nt
Sewns Naehte only as Superior 10 The hnhea' prize
thine for quarter the fartes Will
ccife FIJI insIuccn No. al Broad~Hy.
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Bspy1 Trscopbercus IL the Bsst and
cheepes srticle for dressing besuyipg cesnsus cursg
pse,r-ing snd restoring the hair LADIES' ny H. sod b.
~ Srts. fsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

Wheeler n Wllsec's sewing Machines -
Iiete., IrsmvDs s~.rcse los7 ~ he Amc..a In,agte
New Ycft Msry land In stu 5aimoe; snt ~ ne MAINE
tourecucui Illinois ard srtsss state zrs Once J3
broadway, Rev yUt. Sect for circair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

ADRIAN hi,h.. Nay u, 1853
The General Con gregatipns Association Of Michigan, N
here bas protested ssss tie receut acton Of the
Tact Society al Nov York. Ooiy two negative votes
ysg0ro oaet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

TNe Dssy Tasep by Stsrxs-ss IL Esxer's
hs,s which eli 10 rsse- no E6 B~oadv uo~
I'd 4.xSl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-25

Feury C~tls'y -spsstasDs.'s, Pen ind
pS BET tui,e'. 10 src~i variety ~ sale By g. tAUN
L.. ne, no 7 Aseor House.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16
Fremont Journal.


Yesterday wns gala day among the
children, and highly appreciated too, b,
uany who bayo long since laid aside child
ish things. ft.was the occasion Of a UNION
Sunday school excursion or pic mic, tho ar
tspgements having been entered into by
tho Sunday schools Of some feenty adjoin-
ing towns and villages. The officers of the
rail road deserve somo credit for tho part
they performed in aiding the schools in this
reunion. All those connected with the
schools we're carried to and from Elkhart,
Ind, the place of their resort at one-sixth
the usual fare, several extra trains were run
for their accommodation, and new time table
Tor the day was printed and circulated
among all tho conductors and engineers,
giving tho excurion trains the right Of the
road and precedence over all except the
regular mail and passenger train, thus
avoiding all possibility of collision. The
grove adjoining tho little town Of Elkhart
was selected as the place for the picnic, and
never before had that town been cognisant
Of such a gathering. The day dawned
most auspiciously, not cloud was seen to
mar The anticipated pleasures Of the day
Never were cars moro literally packed with
living freight than those running over that
road yesterday. In several instances up
wards Of 100 were in each car, and the
trains that your correspondent saw, number
ed respectively, 23, "a, and 26 cars. The
conductors reported nine thousand persons
as having been conveyed to the spot by
railroad, while in all probability, the citizens
Of Elkhart, and those who came from the
adjoining country in carriages would mum
ber fifteen hundred or two thousand moro
Correspondence Way of Life.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-16
RoXBURY, MASS.
Nursing Sore Month.

cures a If by miracle; your temper is restored to
natural sweetness and your babe short and fret
u maps to calm and sweet slumbers and the Medical Dis
coyey becomes fountain Of blessings to your husband
and household.
In the more advanced stages OF