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Sarfapariaez, Uesetabililde cber 8lutreinie
9un98= Yiuen!
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ber1erRearns Ser s~sR5rten Or6nuas bes wsassns a ; uatsr.
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BEN &9pfe, betm9eiuNt ftnb, 70 ltcn niemnls pbae biefe Wt0sn
betten Ssrtinbern.
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9etlun9 Dpa ODspeplia.
@s ptro gtsrmtt btfaetnt8t paB meme 5rau felt II Sabrsu
an Otspspitd tttt unb ale a~nseeiaten Diebt;inen un0 xpDm.
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taAsnot Srantestt III tetCntmen. ga tDte i'd pUn Sances
3u msiusm erOstsn @raaunen wurbe i'd IOSSbt "Ia osS
metne Srau bur9 ben Webrau@ o~erllbtn curtrt un6 i'd be-
fnoe MTG tebt wppl uno ntunter.
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guneSsYtaen. Aadbtr Id etne Sda&tcI baron eetrauGt
bate Ssrl@Uanbsa 0ie S@nsr8.n. Die geirlfamtriSf Scr Yii.
zen mar lepr 8eilnb unO I'D Tue beteanen, ba6Re Das anae.
ntpnine 9aF8trmtttslb tl6en, weI6es i'd ie sebrauGte.
YatrtG 5cptt.
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CUR Warnuno!
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oa man Mot %aasstaDrt ptrbe. WlGn tauF eutweber BET Sen
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5 Sda6telu fHr ST.. hi
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Rppfweb, unSerbduIt6fett, SebrIftbdt
NerDDles 3ittern burd ubermdataea SEEMS
bon Tabaf unb Sptrituplen beranla6t.
81 6ersbrennen, Wtno i'm Maaen unb ZEN,
nnterleiOe, Sdufer. ~gBabnRnn &c.
saD Die Iinftar beiiest ben 9lppetit fir be.
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Health Health! Health |!
Or. g 10
8ulammsnsdester
SSiGOftrEaoeiI SSNrun,

RranttetteH, weI1rn tr an9emeTen II unb fur welhetbis
trndunitdten SslDen aMs 6efen @ebrda6t lid attateu,. mlr,
ltd = 2ufsn, Grt1ltnnsen, @uSsepruns, Nrpn6itiS, @nA
e~rnFtt8rett. bIdusr 5ufen Slutfpeien, 5u.irrteit, fawaF
tteuttDn CDe8en DttBbrAu9 OUa &diOmel un6 anbsrtn lii I'd,
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brret&ern unb rsini8en bas 8lut, uub u~nterbalten1 bic grat
6 BpttelR SIS. ~
.6rilmnn nnn NIffh,nn- Ma1n Araa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

outside. finer farm. II is said that
fences eost more in this country than the farms
Mr.. BERGES-I have no d''uhf # the cost Of the
snces, bat don't know how farmers can dispense
with them Some people will lct their cattle run at
large, and sending them To- the p nnd don't do much
gocd. For my part, prefer 10 Craze cattle and 81
must have cross fences. Uness We soil cattle, we
must have nsdc fences 10 protect our own crops In
my opinion this qaeston will rcg ua,r itself When the
time comes that il is best to de- without ferces tho
farmers will dispense wih them. I iont know that
we shall change snybodys opinion by talking over the
subject here in this Club.
SOLOs RoBINsON-ln my opinion this is n question
of grea, importance tO the people of This country and
whatever can say here tn induce them to think
upon the subject will be Of advantage. Let them talk
over the matter among themselves and deter nine II
they that the present system Is better than the
amoSt-uo-ferce system that advocate. Whatever
We say that will have teniercy to make people dis
this question viii be If advantage 20 the country
Before men act they must think. II Is province TO
give them food for thought,
The next meeting, Monday, May y, will discuss the
question Of nexous weeds ard plauts-how they origin
ale and are propagated and how they bsst be
termraied.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.

w1d fhs ftfhof, f8gisf8f, bfpstat noon on Monday
DR.. GUSs, the Health Officer reported the arrival
of the bark Johana Eliza from Rio JaneiIo. She had
yellow fever board when in that port, but had none
since.
The Board ordered that she lay at Quarantine for
five days for obser alton, and fever broke out III
that time she could come up to discharge cargo.
Brian McCahi reported the old Potter's field as
nuisance dangerous to public he alth, owing to the
reckless and dgraceful nuisance OF removing the hu-
man remains The Mayor said he would have the mat
ter attended 10. -
The subject oi ligbterage, &C., came up, when MI
Correl President Of the COuncilmen, presented the
following:
Reed That the decision OF the Health or IN regard TO
The gh,eng .teyedong and eanbostns hereby repealed
and reversed; and that the sad Health Ohc"r is hereby
directed Msr. Fancher McCheney, the neces
,ary De- init without delay enable them employ lighters
the dischsIg cargo from vessels under
and the transaction of such business IL usually
with lighters steamboats, and st~vedores Qlarsn'
tine upon their executing bond the Health Ohcer onil
toned r the faithful by them OF the rrs aud regn
tons established for the Of persons employed at
Quarantine.
THIS was adopted, and the Board adjourned to
WedI esday when the tariff of lighterage, &c., may
be sumbitied.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Nstp;Dork Daily G1ibn,,e.
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
HOME MISSION SOCIETY.

| SECOND DAY.
The Society met at q o'clock on Saturday, whel
the proceedings were opened by singing.
The following is a conder sston of the report from
| the Board of Management:
Ore hundred and sixteen missionaries assistant mis-
soIsres aud agents hd under the commission Of the Sey
Thirty NJ o tie humber Ppon, aeHts At yariol, Pc
100. II tie year Tie number in commission on the Slst Of
preached ~ foreign languages twenty Of them weTe natives Of
Tie number STATE. and Territories occupied
The Of station. and o0;sations supplied was Two hun
upn the held equal that Of for eishtyye and
quarter ytars
Te I.on.re; Of rsvvals of religion
At % TIN. n sr. Of 20 PI-q. ct wbom = sfr ggn
eon'eI"n % 's othrTs TIE osanEltin Of - chlnr be Or
dnaon Of = ministers. the pl,ion Of 10 church edhces
The chuTcs- aided by the society the usual
.e Of Christian tsnevoence sssi2 H and for the support II
Seven churches heretofore aided by the Society have become
In addition TO the above, the missionaries report the
following:
Prssehed 1884, lecture, and addresses. 55; pas
signatures . temp.sIce pledge. 57s miles travelled in discharge
duty lo2 SIS school. visited SO; sbb,h school. in the
in = = libraries, 1850; station. where monthly
Of psyr 9e.erved 81 preparing for the ministry "a number
Tie Rev. Dr. PORTER Of Mass, from the Committee
on Life Members, reported 30 life members and %
life Directors present.
Tie Hon. j. VI. LiSSaRD, from the Committee
Delegates, reported thirteen Delegates present.
The Rev. DR. LATHRoP, from the Committee on
Nominations, presented bis report, recommending the
iU,n,uwig officers for election:
Pr.sidrat-Johr Grocer, e.q, Chester, Pa.
pice PyesdentiJ. L. souhwoih esq, Brooklyn y. Y j.
W. M-r1ll e,q Boston.
The Reys. Mr.. Culver, DR.. Porter, Mr.. Fuller and
Mr.. GirdwOod were appointed Tellers.
ssT SauIS~S f'q s,S, Ss~fITt
oep,'dy'c, Of Corrs,poI denee-Rev. BENZ NJ Hl " Y.
Rev. d. u. Cheney Phli.
Recording SecT6tary-A. b. Capwrn esq Brooklyn
The ticket then distributed among the members,
and, pending the ballot, the following Committees
were appointed from the Chair:
On .imtnding the C0hsgi1a-Rev Dr.. Lathrop. y. Y j.
NJ Lionard P,In J. W. Buurl Mass Rev DR.. Webb, NJ.
Rev. W Dean ". Y.
CoHmifce Of Inqriry-J. ~ DAVIS P. Rrnyon w. Back.
nell, Rev Dr.. Weston and Rev. Dr.. Porter.
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME MISSIONARY SO
CIETI

TIE annual sermon was preached before this Society
Sunday afternoon, at the Calvary Church in Twen.
tythird street, by the Rev. Mr. WESTON Of the Oliver
street Church. The text taken from the l22d
Psalm in the last four ver-es. Mr.. WESTON said he
old not suppose that they had the spirit with the
Jew that uttered the words Of the text II enough
for IL at this is country; that is sufficient reason
for us TO love it. He alluded TO the high position
which this land occupies among nations, TO its i'm.
mense natural resources, as well as to It's proud
Intellectual standing; lis mental vigor and strength.
It, system Of Misiouary effort s also another dstin-
gushing mark of this our county. He said that it was
evident from consideration of these facts that God
has blessed this nation exceedingly above all other
nations of the earth We placed i'll the most inti
mate and peculiar relations with all countries and all
lands; and from them millions Of souls hocking
upon us yearly. He alluded to the immense field for
Home Mission work thus opened, and congratulated
the Society that their efforts strenuous than
those Of other denominations, and urged them to re-
member a Christian obligation rested upon them TO
make still strenuous efforts for the chrstianizing
of the whole country.
Mr. HILL, the Secretary Of the Society male some
remarks giving some account Of the different places
where the Society had ts missionaries, and show
ing the necessity for still further increase of aborers
collection taken up,and the services closed by
snging and the benediction.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
IlpRFME COuRT.-In the matter Of th, sp.


- pbesOu Of the Mayor, Alderman and Connonsiy Of the
Civ az by tie Board of Commissioners OF the Cen
raf ;h- acquisition Of lands for public park or
place be,~ren h and lh streets and u. 5ih and sh ave-
nu.s in The ety N.sNorkThr Mayor Aldermen aud Com
onsy ib, City of New York by the Board of Commssor
ers the Central PaTt pursuant 20 the s'rtr tted Al
AZ, 10 alter the Map OF toe City Of kewiork BY laying out
thereon public Psc sud 20 Guhoze The ia,ias oil N. sane
AIr lthre,- -nhs being pf-serf-n.feby give no
ce 20 the rssecs parties ana s-s1rs ciSey ea
tied interested IL the uds teuonrts and
~, ruerticrCo and desbec that they VII s
ply tie supree Court Of the sa;e of New orb sI-
held tx ty Ha q tee tiy 81 se
lork dsy of Jnue. 1879 81 the oFnicg %
tie Court Gny th-rears 80 c,sl can b
hesrc Appuipn4eut tres q A-sa.
in the bhove enred 20 estimate N aver g ne sH
ie--es Ef-sss.e. Isi h elia
l p~n.at ,ssz eli iuSc isrd te1emerts hereo;a
and rrerss lie between lth AID lI'-tsise t1
sh and All Ia sid city sui which the said Board c
Commissioners of tie teiE. Park e Ia.sAbe 70 tt Sc
quir,a r TIE Of extending fsd Genial Ffk ~ TIE Cy
81 New lork, ~h said la ard premises i-d eut oa s.
map plan o said city. ua6er ard ty yir;uc ef e. e. entitled
An Act relative to IN oEcle Tie iasias OFT q
and reads II the Cy of Ne~lk ard ioG o,Ess Fd
poses," passed April / lt97.-Daed Nav l. is59.
RICHARD BCSTEED, C0ulstl O. Tie CoTpsgA,scn,
m.iigeso Az e ud Bosrd .: CoHs1-aonsEA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
THE TURF.

USIoy CouRsE, l.. I-TRorryc-MoRaay, May
IL, Is59-Match g., ,OOo two mile heats, in harness.
n. Woodruff b. M Lady Woodruff. ...............I
W. Peabody, bL g. Mountain Bcy..................2
Time. first heat: Time, second hest
ID II Imfe.....,.........I;S
Total. ...... .....5:0si Tots..... ....Sii
This was heavy betting race, and there was q
arge attendance present % witness il. Mountain
Boy was the favorite, $lOo to $so. The Lady won
the trot without struggle. The great rot that has
been talked of for several weeks in oil parts of the
city, between Lantern aud mate, and Ethan Allen
and mate, for $l00Oo comes off on Wednesday, May
Is, over the Union Course, l.. l.
UNION COURSE, l.. I.-TRorrrSG- - Thursday,
May l2 lS59.-Purse and stake $F5; mile heats;
best 3 in in harness;
n. Tsnap, b. Geo. Patchep. Reed forfeit.
Mace, b e. Pilot Plo.,....................Psd forfeit.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Olean Steamers, &f.

GREAT REDUCTION.-IHE WANDER
~ BILT EUROPEAN LINE Of UNITED STATES NAIL
6TEAMsHIPS,
VANDERBILT. Capt Lefevrs ARIEL, CAPT Jones,
OCEAN QUEEN, Capt SrEbury NORTH STAR,
viii form line between NEw YoRK SouraAyp
and HAVRE, mail contract leaving this side each al
se Saturday the other side Aseb alternate Wednesday
viz:
yOk SOUTHAMPTON
OCEAN QUEEN. iSsturday May n Wrdnesday June .
VANDERBILT. lSsiurdey June A.. Wednesday. June a
ARIEL...... Saturday, June 49,. "Wednesday, July
OCEAN QUEEN. Saturday, July Wednesday. July ~.
VANDERBILT Saturday July l6. "Wednesday. Aus
ARIEL. Saturday July 49,. Wednesday, Aug IL.
These Steamships have ws.-r,iRht cern part tuDeDts
Garry able Surgeons
PRcE oF PAssAcE-EITHEE WAY THE sAAE-viz:
Per rYAypERBLr-FiTst Cabin I'D and 100; Second Cab
10, $50
Per ARIEL-First CABIN, $50; Second Cabin, So
Per QuggS-Pirs' Cabin 800 and %s0 Second Cab
tn $50 A limited number Of Sd Cabin, S21
CERTIFIcA1Es issurG uf Passage irOO Europe
sp4cie delivered IN London and Paris
ID. TORRANCE Ma. 5 b wliHs tireen New Yort
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
6ales al aultlon.
pr.rrCKER. son g. Co.

4 J. BLEECKER. son & Co., will SELL
TuIs DAY At Iet ccIek a. No l93 4h.si near 9Th av
lrsss,1r n UOfsEHOLD FURNITURE remaining IN -sid
wcon,is,uf Of Ok BOok.Casc DnioE Table (exten-
-, Malossny and Rsewood Bureaus aud ChaIa CaIpe..
s'h (l5SS)
,TCTION SALE of FIRST-CLASS HOUSE,
A HOLD FT'RSITURE.-Rich Wilton and velvet Ca .pcts
fre th plate pier sud mantle Mrror three suites II nch
80 FsruuIs rosewood Piano fo'te. 7oc,sve eleEauily in
II ope II the sup-Ib INSTRUMENTS made; valuable
SPsu,lpgs Pcar and silycT Ceey. &c. a. ~, ~ West
s,sh.. hstwssu 9th and 9;h !. w. PORTER. Aucou
This DAY May II, nj, o'clct, the entire FURNI-
epD Of sbDye house vhict Of the bs description
rs Of large sud costly pier sud mantle Mir say ro ose
- Piano Forte elegant suites q Parlof furuiiDe ia n1h
-, and brocsde; do in gT-e agd gd costly
vood and Sserrtary Baokras~s solid carved rn"~ood
= A snd pr Tables three superior rosewood Etdgere
20. Nh uirror doors aud backs elegant rosewood fccep
- diam, in rich and tAp.siry; ro-e~old Eta
vih mirror backs r,h lace Window Curtains and Shades
- ara orou Clok oos'y Sevres and Dresden Vases
- psror Ornsaeni &C. with number Of ig- OIL Paintings
SiSG-ROON aud ELEGANT FURNITURE-Elegant
Chair, T.cb gold band decorated Tea ud CDrs
. e.rspt ruby cut Gassware pearl and silver Cutlery Cake
Sls Cs.ier Bureaus WashStsnd with rble tops costly
,..sd China Toilet Ses beat hsr ;trsssc Feather B-ds
~ B.ddng French oval Mirror mshogy suites of Furniture
LII lob cottage AMI mahogany prng seat Cnars, rosewood
tunes OilciOih Stair Carpt', Gas Chandeliers Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

nAi BOAT for ALBANY -Steswe, ARMENIA
- rvey MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ans FRIDAY. from fsat
~ Hsrrisnrs. a. 1'eicrt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
N,0r1CE of AppIiCATION fnr the dis

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DIS
~ CHARGE Of al INSOLvENT from his DEBTS pursuant
the provisions of the Third Article oi The Flfst Title oi the
Ih hsur the second Part Of the Revised George
w An.woh Of the Of Saratoga o; he ooGny Q,
Ssrstosa " " insolvent debtor Notice bret pblsned
March D. 1859 Creditors sppear before the Hon John W.
Crane County Judge the County Of Soraios a. h oce IN
the town Of Ssrsosa Sprngs the 18th day Of june ne1f q 10
ocek in the forenoon show cause they have why sa
assignment should be made said nsvents Estate and he
be dsc hsrged from his debts
yNO. c. HUBERT. A,ty for Insolysui,
.sIsvl0rTa Saratoga Springs, y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

WE adyise these usirg Solution, Citrate ~ Mag
w nssi: ssrs.oss s Mineral Wa'rr- TO try soGERss
drink. Lsge BATTLES only = Pr ssie by al drIgzs,z
well adapted fr the country trade. Dept No. a8 sprines
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
LECTION SALE of FIRsT-CLASs HOI
A. NJ MEswR, Aae.Ioneer.
ny BANGS, MERWIN u Co., Trade-Sale

ny BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Trsde-Sal.
ID Rooms, Ne 10 Psrk.row.
SrONDIY AFTERNOON May y, AZ ( O'Clock, aud FIVE
FOLLOWING DAYS, az same hour.
rs entire P8lvATE LIBRARY Of The late Row Rufus w.
6soId d. D., LIZ D-This Library forms an extraordinary
e<ion II rare, choice valuable and curious Bplks IN
uy every department. particularly ncb In Pery and Biogrs-
=, speeTt and Md "a, and ia Civil and Ecclesiascs His
- Including many very choice and relating
sss Also refy Printed Books, &c. gathered by the late
,r1 during many years. and comprising vast variety Of i'm
,Gi Books Catalogues may be had application at the
tssrcofns.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

IN FU UKSC ANIE OF III UIu'I UI IUVcit u
pswun esq, Surrogate Of the County Of KinE. notice
herob, given riding law oil persJns having claims
sssnT EDWARD KELLOGG, late of the City Of brooklyn,
deceased that they required exhibit the same with yonch
or, thereof 20 the shsrbeu the EXecutu At the ONCE ~
Edward r. Kellogg No 30 BsavcT-s;. IN the City q New
Ycrh ON ON before the ih dsy u June nexiDs'ed Nov ~
ls5S ESTHER T. kELLODtt,
EDWARD r. KELLOGG, Executors.
ESQ lsv6niT CHARLES 7. BALDWIN,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

IN SUPREME COURT City and Colnty 0i New
i York-BANQUE GFNERALE SUISSE vs.. ARTHUR r.
SIMS snd WILLIAM r. SIMs.-To the Defendants seoye
named You hereby summoned and required 20 answer the
complaint which filed in the Office Of the Ck
Of the City County Of Newlok the 3d day OF Ap
1859 al te City Hall in said city. and - cI 81 your
answer 10 the said complaint the subcrr at his o no
I22 Broadway sad city, within twenty day. arr the sce
~ III, ON you exclusive Of the DAY such service and
II Won fail the said complaint within tn time Aforesaid
M paint will take judgment against you FOR tse
.um Of nineteen hundred and thiryshi onss with interest
thereon from the day November 1885, beside the costs o
this scon.-Dsi,d April -, 1853.
.cs 1su6,T No. l2s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Mehifal.
nR. VELPEAU's CANKERIN -
~ TIE GkEATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE!

For the almost instantaneous of CASkER IN lis wcr,
forms IL also sovereign for Sore Mouths and TArD4s
resulting u Scars;n and Typbu, Fever. unva ed by
anything yet known for Spp.ss, Flesh Wounds, FFrsa
Burrs Soads od Sores and Sore. Of every kind positive
fr Bronchial Affections .ber first Ue will
TIE smart from Bnn, however bad in
from uinu;s, The with Csntrr All ash
trial guarantee the result IL 10 perfectly safe
sn infant For ,ae by BURRiLL HUNTING Sole Pro
pretor No Ic2 Ns.sau-., sewYort No and No.
Tremons 81 Boston. Price Is cents per bote Per sale by
sll oru,sisis.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of Newfort, notice is hereby kycn 10 ar per
,on, having claims srsst MARY LINDSAY late o the City
NeY deceased sent the .ane, Wit" youchers
10 tie subscriber the Office Of Robert Oen esq NJ oo
of No,enher Dsied SewYoIk, the 2 day u ApTi ls'
WILLIAM FRAZER, Admin with the wiz annexed
ApS lsw6m1u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

spec.or. On motion CT Mr.. Genet, the nomination
was returned TO the Mayor. Yeas, 10; Nays, ,.
TIE Bat.cry ENlargencgi.-A comm unicaiinn wa
received from the Stree. Cummlssoner, IN answer "a
Mr.. Smith. resolution, regarding the Battery EulaTge
mcnt. The contract for the enlargement given 70
Henry Conkn, Now % 1852, ard IN 1853 ~ 0-thirds
Uf said conrSc, assigned TO Geo. Law. The re-
me- mig third was sssigued IN Samnc Roberts IN lS1
No sUreiies given for the nli.mert Ut The con-
tract. The estimated amount Of said contract was
81 lJ2 To subsequent action in regard u the mat
ter, he refers to previous papers. Referred to Com
nitfee on Nhsrves, &c.
Rcserr0;r SgWGre.-The majority report against
leasing Reservoir Square To the American In>,itute,
called up by Mr.. STEPHENS, who spoke To some
length on the subject. Mr. STAIR favored the minor
i,y report. After debate, the maj rty report was
adopted by II to 3
Uea Washington Marka.-The resolution 10 test
the claim Of the city to the land known West WASH
ington Market, was called up and adopted. Mrssrs.
Geuet, Stephens ard Smith were appointed a Com
mit,eG "a conduct the matter. The amount appro-
pristed for the test 5000.
FoKrth # JHiH-The resolution for the Fourth Of
July celebration called up, and 1000 was appro-
priated for that purpose. Special Committee Of
Messrs. Peek, Genet, Tuomey, Bradley ami Lynes
wae appointed 10 make arrangements.
AR0tler M0rko.-A resolution to inquire into the
u.cessy of public market in Fourth avenue between
1hiriy.tourh ard Fort~ih street, was presented by
AR. Peek, pesSing which the Board adjourned TO
Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order o. the Surrogate OF
the County Of New-YOrk po.c 10 hereby given 70 si
sois having csims sgaps CHARLES THOMAS late OF tL
CITY Of teeeasrd pres-nt The ~it vouchers
Thereof . the subscriber. bis oce No III Wa.t III i-
CITY NCwYoIk before the twenty oud Day oi NO
nvl7 isremTu GEORGE H. HUNT. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

L hk. j. II. MAhCHlSBs celebrated UTERINE
IL CATHOLICOS for the relief and Of suffering females
With suffering aid disr-ss ..dd-ns the tns
HE really god medicine be their beat friend The
Of Dr.. NARCEISrS CATH0LIC0N proves tl- only artce
that reliable and always what IL prons Where every
thing has been ed the best physicians onBsned in
anguish and fortunes wasted this Ca,hocon has restored h-sb
the patient sDd ssdD. 70 he 6resds II active snd e
fOn Of ds-ss~ peculiar the ffnslr hk,
Irregularities, Ssous Discharges, Ulcer,tsns PrsTatio1A
6c pscrbed BY physcisns and who have Wit
p~s.-d h efecs The letters Of Hundreds u ai-s
t-y that taken vitbou; beHef' D.usi.r, wvs.
notbes this medicine will you II 10 bDaest and
teed hing The money vii b- r-srD-d II results NOT
descrbsd pamphlet with symptoms, Treatment, A'tens Ae
Snt EIas BY delivered The Do cnnDund
Dr. Msrch with sny other 1t BE- bad in almost esy
town. II fund, be- by eIprss Prier, "a
bottle or bottles for t5 Notice removal Address
BARNES PARK,
NJ p.rk ~. -X.rk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

NOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. 3. MAIL
Il LISE-Th. fayorit- steamship ALABAMA, Capt. Geo.
r Schenrk viii leave WEDNESDAY May IL, a. F. m.'
from No North River Throush ucke's gwen to Mont
suery Columbus. Atlanta Albany aud Macon Bills of Lsdas
board For fright passage apply IN Gan
NITCHiLL sON, No. Is Brusdway.