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scter a. will comm alton and imitation"
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Pnlp,tn ton Of the Heart.-Dr S. s FITCHs AIT
H., !, !. I.fa seau u the Hear. aud remove. he ds,
Of sudden death cu Heart Dse.se proyed in se aa;hos
Of Ii, N.~ wosi on the Heart" under sOoI N,tics
smother Sold BY al respectable Du Iist. and 'hoe
sale nd retail y tie '''P''''H II. srs.4r.y fSa
Delay. are Dapsereu. .ud A.. of.en expense o.
h Mos. esessss durable in their early deyelopus
Is ss cc IN NE .,@.S q fasoAr md Luna
bic Of Cure worthy ae steb ton Of
every inv.ie. 0fse, No, s4s Broadway.
Pc, Tier, Certainly 70 .sy ny .ss
Of practice Win render any one msSniheent bas-
ness MiGIRSsi (5iI iis ca:sn Ts: Hal
Card.-H HALsTLD, NJ D, Of Round Hil ws.'r Cure
and Hotel NoI,h,n p,on, Mas. ~ be in Ns~Yort on the
1d ,nc q, 81 i.I u: ~. 60 t@s tn. Sr.s
for The summsrbO' Commanding hs hIes views Of nat .i
Lei ,o sa on I now No .s ai.sio sx
hours Ct NevYorh oers such Attractions added 70 gooo table
prompt s,tsLtols oomrts lnvahds will DOT only
those diseases o Womsp for the Of which Dr. HAsTED
r.id ,be cool olth. Ca. received s. Nicholas Hotel
hom 10 20 y ard from 20 Circulars srs;s Ire,'i'e on
TIE ,tu ent. IS cents.
d. .h s;y S1re fHr
We, failed Ktowips the eacAcy OF this
iemet " inesd Of advertising largely, have been
those whose lives dssrsr.d Of expecting people will be
hey mSrs wo 'lle sea eve ever, S.y for
many wesI 'nd suffered from cough Mrs Lud
of eonsun poD and who confined for tgo months also
two brothers ith sss Jones Co, No ~ Maiden ane All
will happy any that call For further information
qure No o. % f'or, Cooper Ius,itate from o " B.
The destitute poor cured free OF charge.
Card.-JUDGE INGERsOLEs DECIsION-In repairing
the gres Of the NewYOrk Circuit as,iO Carey
Howard Sanger and Others real parties who trying
iesud Of my e making and causing - te made yar
Gus sbrcsous calculated msead merchants and manuf.c
The itself has been bat partially presented mo-
ton for preliminary Djunctions am advised By al my coun
vi that upon fl presentation Of my title upon hnsl hesrrg
the result be In my favor; and further am taking meat
the after final adudestion soon 40
possible In the time, sdvsed 20 prosecute al in
Ringers upon rights and 20 prosecute the parties who have
been endeayorps daud of the title and excl
sivs ,t turohaed by from Charles Goodyear and by hi
me- copies Of which titles be q.
eGce, No q Courtlsl dt e., By persoIs interested
New. YorI CIV. Feb. IS ls5s. HORACE II. DAY.
Eafes for Sale.-One large jewelers. SAFE, with sixty.
drawer. lined with veye, three second hand SAVES OF
prof Lois for e at srest bargains applied br immedae
ly. q. No lz2 Wafsrst-, near Wallr-
Emisrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
has been from No Canal st. 70 No 81 Worm s ste
JAMES P. FA0AN, Superintendent.
Only 80.
REFRESHING SLEEP!
How 10 IL he obtained
By us!ns HOW'S ELLIPTIC BED-sPRING.
Sold BY Elliptic Bed Spring Company.
Office No. 3is Broad cav GEO. y. GRAY, Agent
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HEALTH and DISEASE.
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Edward ii. Dtxss, n. D., Edi,oI Of o. Ise so.ps! ~.
sepds excasey Operative Surgery and once
On the more obscure diseases Of the Pelvic Vsoea fhs -
nls Fssuse and Prosps1s, crred ya p.sE" eonPGs
lively psnk ssd without knife or hfs.ure or the -st
tro business Dr. D. refers &c rs an
citizens every pat Of The Unia on whom be nss
spsied Every be pronounced curab or ota.rwe
On examination, the conditions always apparent % oe
Dfsctical observer.
Ofos hour, from 70 daily and TO svsnnss o No y
kAay. AT all other he his private Hospital
vbere comfort Of domestic HE 10 provided for oose sao
squrs sursieA operations careful die,s;c tr-sinent
Recent Discoveries In Elecrrtcit prove t the mos
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fa of f senses restored Tuners removed SeursA
and Dyspepsia cured Parayc hbs made whole sach in
past ages deemed results Of
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TNHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR MARCH.

NNHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR MARCH.
NOW READY.
CONTENTS:
UoLBZry AND IHE DANCE ov DEATH
Lazy URIswoLD's THASKsCIvNc.
AcgMvD AND MS Mare.
CH.RLEs LAas AND SIDNEY SMITH.
BULLS AND b. Aks
the WArERFALL.
TIE WINTER BIRDS.
"THE NEW LIFE" OF DANTE .
THE DouBLE HEADED SxAkE oF NEwBuRy.
PLyA THE fJIASs
THE PRorEssoR AT THE BREAKrAsr TAsLE.
The UrAH ExPEDIrios.
THE MNisrER's W0oiSG.
REWEws-Sawyer's New Testament.
RECENT ANERIcAS PUBLICATIONS
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Emigrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
has been removed from No Canal 10 No 81 Worm st. ste
AnthoDy few door. vest Of Broadway No fsas charged
JAMES p FA8AN Superintendent
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VNHE NEW-YORK DISPATCH is THE
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Sunday. school Lecture, BY the Rev. 8. DE HAss
d. d.. in the WD.tt-st L. Church, on MONDAY EVEN
ING Feb 81 a. ~ O'clock Proceeds for the beneh; Of he
Sabbath School subject; "MoneJ-lts use and Abuse"
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BROOKLYN Mercantile Library, corner OF Clinton and
AtaDtoThe next regular lie; In The Anopai course
will be delivered on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb r. a. 5
o'clock BY the bon. JOEL r. HEADLY. Subject: Ii3y
Tickets sold at the door. 25 cents
@. d. HAIGHT,
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: D. C. VAN NBOKKELEN)
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Joy, Coe &, Co., Tribune Building New foIs aud
Browns Iron Buds Philadelphia yin receive and promptly
insert ADVERTISEMENTS for CLOTHING HOUSES IN anJ
Newspaper circulating either in the United States or Caasds al
the pubhsherS owes. rates.
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Corporation Notice.-The joint Committee Of The
Conmon Council appointed protect the erests OF the
city fron, Interference by the LeesAiare eany
DAY EVENING, the 2s. inst, At O'clock The fol owins
gentlemen been inv tied attend, and participate In the
S.hbetIon Of the Committee vir: Mesrs Moses Tayo-,
Jame. T Brady, w: b Ast0r, W " h.ye%syeI, Jane, W
William Curtis Noycs, Wm. NJ. Evars. B. W Loweer,
jonathan w. Allen, Peer Gsey, Jndse Welsh Cnas Con
or James English, Wm b. Brady elss B. Duteher o. w.
Stu1tevart Tbonas T. Ferris A. w snheld
r. l. A. sooLE, Chairman, THOMAS o. HALL Sec.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12

From Urichsvillo we went to Tippecanoe, where
on Monday evening we held q meeting in the Wes'
leyan Meeting House. The notice was short, and
tho audience not overwhelmingly large. Tippeca'
noe was built up in the days Of Tyler too" and
has not yet progressed to the height Of human
perfectdbility.
On Tuesday we went to Deersville, where we
found DR.. Everett engaged in a course Of lectures
upon Physiology and ?hrenology. which would oc.
cupy the balance of the week. We left appoint
ments there for the following week, and on Wed.
nesday evening, held a meeting at
coNwAY's SCHOOL HOUSE,
where we expected to obtain q respectable hearing.
In this, however, we were disappointed, A few
men, or rather big overgrown boys of some TWEEN
ty'fve or thirty years Of age, who have not yet
grown into manhood, and probably will not in
this state of existence, came from an adjoining
neighborhood with an evident determination to
make q disturbance. They made so much noise
il the house as to interfere somewhat with our
speaking and some of the little boys followed the
example of the big once, and aided in increasing
the disturbance,
Not deemiug a second meeting there desirable,
we passed on our way rejoicing, if not because
of the great good we had there accomplished, yet
certainly rejoicing to get back to Mastcrsville
and read the letters awaiting US there from the
dear ones at home. b. 5. j.
LEEsBURG, Jan, 31st, 1859.
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BURNING A NEGRO AT THE STAKE
DREADFUL PARTICULARS.

A correspondent of the Maysville Eagle gives
the following particulars of the recent burning of
a negro ct Troy, KY, for the murder of his mas'
ter:
On New Years day the annual negro sales
took place at Troy, the county seat, and there was
quite q collection of people there; everything
went on smoothly until about 3 o clock in the eve-
ming, when Mr., James Galway, q brother'in law
of the deceased, mounted upon an old goods,oox
before a store door. and addressed the people for
about fifteen minutes. lie said if the mass of the
people felt rs he did, and would do their duty,
which he believed they would, that they would
take the black murderer out OF jail and burn him
at the stake, in the presence of all tae negroes
that we're there, to set an example before them,
and show them what will be the result Of all such
conduct if there should ever be such again. Then
be closed by saying, call that feel as | do will
follow me-" lie then iesped from the stand, and
here was a general shout given. and he led the
way to the Jail, and nine'tenths of the multitude
followed. On arriving at the Jail they found the
sheriff and jailor, who did all they could to sup
press the mob, but all to no purpose.
They now mustered some 500 or 1000 strong.
They then commenced with sledge hammers,
crowbars and axes, and in about an hour entered
the Jail and brought forward their victim (the
negro murderer). They marched him to the
centric of the jail yard, drove down a large stake
and chained him, in an erect position, hand and
feet fast to the stake. There was an abundance
of shavings and fine split wood piled around him
this consumed some half hour. During this
time the negro talked to the negroes that gather.
ed round him. He told them that he had a good
master, and that he was always treated too well
and given too many liberties, and for them to
take warning in time and never do as he had
done. Then the torch was applied, and no seem
ed to be entirely Indifferent about it until the
flames began to barn as high as his knees. Then
he began to twist, and snort and groan, and in
about a minute more he commenced to scream.
lie gave some of the most hideous screams that |
ever heard come from any human being.
l could not stand to see any more and left.
When lett the flames were burning as high as
his head. l was only a spectator. took no hand
either for or against. / think that there were
some 1900 to 9, 900 people to witness this dread.
full scene. and 200 or 300 negroes.