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The ThorndiIxc VIII Case.

BOSTON, Jan. II, 1889.
he will of the late Augustus Thorndke, Contested by
son in law Lieutenant Marin, of the navy was before
Judge Of Probate to-day, for hearing. Hon. B. +.
mas and James l.. English appeared for the WILL Il. r.
tits and Rufus Choate for the contestant. The main
stion is one Of jurisdiction.
. W. Phillips and VIM. N. Davis two of the subscribing
nesses, testified that the will signed in the Office of
Davis on the 14th Of Sepember' 1868, the deceased
1g then Of sound mnd he arrived from Europe in the
Imer Arago in June, 1885, and Immediately took rooms
he fremont House, in Boston, where he died in Novem
Mr. Charles Thorndike one OF his sons was here but
v OF his immediate family were in Europe; his family
sisted OF wife, two sons, and two daughtersone
FRIED.
Finiam Fl. Gardner testified that he had known Mr..
rndike from boyh0od was in college with him, had
management Of his property here, while Mr..
|rndike was in Europe nearly all his property,
\ and personal, was in Boston, in June, 1887
ThOrndike began to write series of letters to
Gardner about returning to Boston to end his
Isl was anxious to have a suitable house for his
lily; he would either hire buy build; the financial
vulsons OF the ensuing caused him to postpone
return: his library pictures and wines were stored in
on. Mr.. Curtis put in the report of the in the
RENE Judicial Court, in which 1t was decided that Mr..
ndke not, in May, 1887, an nhabant Of the city
Boston. Under that decision the city paid back S30l
Is TO Mr. Thorndikc.
liver Reed tax collector, testified that he collected
|o Mr. Thorndike in Newport r. l., for 1S4S. He was
Iu OH S5Uo ol feai est anu poV,uV VI peIsona pro-
[y. MIR. Thorndke had furniture stored in Newport
| ago last spring. Mr.. Thorndikes house in Newport
sold after his daughter married 10 Lieut.. Marin.
made come talk in the street.
benezer Grooker, Of Newport testified in relation to
citing taxes Of Mr.. Thorndke in 1916. He thought he
taxed too high, the assessment being made upon
600 Witness told him IL ought have been 5000 900
ve Gibbs, Of Rhode Island testified that lie knew
| ThorIdike intimately ut Newport. After the mar
OF his daughter with Lieut.. Marin he broke up his
.blshment and in speaking Of going TO Europe, de-
I'D bis intention not to return again TO America.
&c case here postponed till Friday Of next week.
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North Platte the United States military route Mr..
Wynkoop made hg outward trip from Leavenworth City,
and he pronounces the road from Omaha City 70 Fort
Kearney, and then up the south fork OF the Platte
much better and hundred and fifty miles than
the Leavenworth route.
Since the departure and resignation Of Governor Rich
ardson Hon j. Sterling Morton has been Acting Governor
and Secretary Of the Territory and be s an efficient and
popular officer as well as good, sound democrat ne
started the first newspaper in Nebraska, ana edted
with success and ability.
The Western Stage Company have completed their ar.
rangements for daily line Of coaches between Omaha
an, the gold mines The company have in operation
weekly line TO Fort Kearney and the first daily stage
coach Will leave Omaha for Cherry greek on tue lst OF
April
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Married.


BRoxnAonIR--DoDoE-O Wednesday, Jan. 10, at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev Thomas
Dewitt CHARIks BRoNRAcHER, of Brooklyn L. l., TO Miss
CHARLOTTE eldest daughter cf Alex f. Dodge ESD, Of this
city.
DECAMr-JAcKsov.-AtW West Newton, Mass, on Tues
day, Jan 49, Mr.. JAMES DECAMr, Of Cincinnati Ohio
Miss ARME Il. JACKSON, Of Providence, II. l.
California papers please copy.
FRErMAS-DuRYEr.-In Brooklyn. f. D., on Wednesday.
JAN 49, at the residence of the brides father by the Rev
T. c. Strong, JorN A. FuRMAN, Of Newtown L. L. TO Miss
IxsRiEuTA, daughter Of Enward N. Duryee Esq, OF the
former place.
HArc--HoeAS.-On Saturday, Dec 49, at the residence
OF the brides father, by the Rev. VIM. Moylan RoswuL
HA1tn TO SARAH CHRISTINA, eldest daughter Of Robert
Hogan, Eaq all of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Thursday morning, Jan. 20, by
the Rev. A. B. Van Zandt, ID. d., HAMLET V. HICKoox TO
Miss HESRIrrTA RoMArSx, ali of this city.
~, MArLns-SwoRDs-On Tuesday, Jan. Is, at Dcermont,
Westchester county ~ " at the residence Of the BRIDE
father by the Rev. G. G. Pcnnol, JAMES H. NAPLES, OF
Toledo, Ohio, TO Miss MARY HKxN, daughter Of Edward j.
Swords.
sMALI-RENE-On Tuesday, Jan. I, at the Cathedral,
BarDados, by the Rev. T. II. Cuppogc g. A. Mr.. RICHARD
CRAWFORD SMALL aged IS years. 10 Miss MARGAREr RxBcB,
aged 60 years
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asking that lands be granted 20 the Territories OF Nebraska
sud Kansas for railroad purposes.
CHANGE OF
m, notion Of Mr. HUNTER, (adm.) OF Va, resolutions OF
nn adopted whether II Will be advisable 70 trans
INJURY v" ne cutter service from the Treasury 10 the
er me revcns alsoif plan cannot be devised TO sell
Sya'y epartpiont- and devote the proceeds towards
rectlng new ones. a-.,a..,..,
Mr. ifopEmcx, (opp OF CAL, made perecnaN es Yn.
on stains that certain correspondence oil mo Nv" AVA
,ibune was not correct
PRIVATE Ills -,
Tie private calender tak. up ana ven prva.e o.,s
assed including tue Hcuse bill ~. nShg a oopyieu LUZ
work ON the Indians to Mrs Henry T. scaoocrait.
On the discussion Of another bill askns save"
nee 1891 So 900 claim, Mr. CLAY, Of Va. w wa o. Moi
! claim agents, some of whom hover arouh VIZ rnss
ke birds of prey to fattcn the legislation o. i,on
me such agents buy claims u matter Of spec na,,o
srbaps at a cent on dollar-and urge them in TN
the original claimant w.
The bli referred 10 finally passed, but much O.
lied.
The calendar contains two hundred bills less the ten
Used today.
Adjourned till Monday.
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MarkeR.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Phil ADEI PHIA Ian 81

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. p, 1869.
,cks heavy. Pennsylvania State lves, a2sl; Read
railroad, Is; Morris Canal, 40, ex div; Long Island
-oad, II ri Pennsylvania Railroad, 49,.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 20, 1850.
sales Of cotton to day 500 bales ut unchanged
,s the City of Washngtons news had effect on the
set. Sugar is steady sales Of 1000 hhds. at 6t4c.
uy fair Flour is advancing sales speculation OF
barrels at SIS SO for superlne; advance OF CSC.
firm at 81.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81 1850.
our very firm: Howard street and Ohio supcrlnc
0. Wheat buoyant, at 81 40 a 81 so for white and
D 81 35 for red. Corn dull and &c. lower: yellow
white 75c Provisions steady, at rmer rates. Whis-
dull at CSC.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. q, 1859.
our firm. Wheat advanced &C.. red, 81 80 a 81 So.
quiet: new yellow SIC. Whskey steady at &c CSC.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20, 1859.
pur firm at S. n IS 10. Whiskey has advanced, and
ling at 26c. Mess pork was held ut SIS at opening
ket, but closed at SIT TO- Lard buoyant, and sold at
for barrclcd, and 12c for kegs, but was held 40.
err at the close. Hams and bacon unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jan. II, 1853.
pur firm, with good demand, at IS n S. 10 for gu
ne. Whiskey steady at 26c. Provisions unchanged
pork ST. ST. so. Bulk meats firm but quiet Lard
pr: in bbls. at lie. IL &C; in kegs ,'l2c.
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Our Nebraska Correspondence.

OMAHA, Jan. L., 1859.
Horse There's Hung by MoJ-7he Latest Ne,os from
Nebraska Mines-The Military Road from Omaha 10
! Mines-Daily Line Of Stages 10 the Diggirgs, dc.
70 horse thieves arrested last week in Iowa for
cdatons committed in Washington county and brought
|e Omaha jail. On Saturday night last company Of
from Florence and Washington county assembled at
Jail in this city, entered IL, and carried or the pri
~, the Sheriff being absent from tho building at the
! The sherns wife Immediately gave the ALARM but
assistance could DO procured the party had made
escape On Sunday morning II was rumorcd that
prisoners had been seen hanging from tree about
miles north of Florence Several citizens repaired TO
point, and found the prisoners hanging back TO back
the same limb, with their irons still on.
rough design or mistake tho rope, instead Of being
Ia around Bradens mock, was drawn through his
h the Knot being upon the nape Of the neck. In his
bic struggles to release himself he had worn all tho
OIL his right arm below the elbow, bursting several
upon MS neck and lcft arm His su1erngs mast
ueen horripe, and the appearance Of both plainly
| cd how terrible had been their diving struggles
|eat ndignation pervades this community against tn E,
OF this revolving outrage, as we'll az firm
"',"Con 10 bring those concerned in II 10 punish
oo,oner's Jury have held an inquest four of the
eauc1s nave been arrested, and the Grand Jury has
' summoned, and Ia now In session
stelnperger has just returned to Omaha from the
~ crecn gold mines, In company with T. wynkoop,
latter gentleman having been seht out in September
y Gov, nenvey, Of Kansas, 70 organize new county
at sectlon and TO act Sheriff. but tlndna tho hest
ngs In Nebraska, he returned without executina bs
fssion. '
ssrs steinberscr and wynloop fully confirm the re-:
htperD reoe,vea o. tho extent aud richness of the
., bringing with them neary 81 900 each of scale
They say from 1--WE to fifteen dollars per iny can be-
with the pan, and that richer dgginrs are snnnossd
ist higher up In the mountains.
ey arrived at Omaha by thc'Norb Plato rou,e bav,rc
slcd the distance from the mines 10 Omaha in twon,v
and they both concur IN giving the preference To the
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LOss OF the Whaler Rajah or New Bedfovty-
Correct List Of the nlen who EerlsAed.

-, OH1eOe H1sst u t1Hc 1zECH no FtTHHuNus
We have received, says the Honolulu Commercial Id
w7tas1 Of december 20, from Captain Whiteside, OF the
CONDOR the following account OF the oss VI the above
sci beiore reported 10 the HERALD in the Ocbotsk Sea-
the 18th OF October
The wreck took paca the northwest end Of Dig Shan
tar Island, during heavy gale from the northeast.
blowing very hard, the ship made Roadway, aud was
thrown broadside the shore, and in less than five mi
nutes broke up. Oct Of twentysix men on board only
Thirteen escaped alive On the 22d succeeded in taking
OH the survivors, and about 200 barrels oil.
The'iolowing is correct List Of the ost-capt. Anse
stewart OF fairbaven Mass, found and bursdi first
mate, 1hos Hanbin Of Falmouth, Mass; cooper, John
Fawce, Of Caskl, N. Y. John Moran, Of Troy, N. r.,
found and buried; Chas g. Could OF New Bedford; An
drew Deslev, Of New Fork CITY; Andrew j. Hadey, Of
NorthHed VI Franz facet, Of Flores Western Islands
Joe King Of Flores Western Islands, Manuel Antone of
st George Western slancs, found and buried Frank, Of
buried John Spanish Of rslcahuano found and buried.
s. H. wHITESIDE, Master ship Condor
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MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE AND DEATH IN SCuE-
YBtrADy-Some five months since Edwin wempic an en-
gineer the Central Railroad, married the daughter
Isaac Banker Of Schenectady Soon after being married
they went TO housekeeping, and lived in house hear the
residence of her father Her husband being the road
last night and she having for some time past lived in
fear and dread Of burglars concluded to lodge In her
place. Accordingly she lodged her fathers house last
night, In accordance with her preconceived determine
GOn AT early hour this morning Mr.. Banker arose,
and after doing little work about the house raped at
the room door Of his daughter and upon receiving
swcr opened IL lie found the clothing which she
the night before q chair, but she missing Search
then instituted about his house. but she not 70 be
found. He then went 70 her house, and finding closed
burst open the door Search WIS here made and no clue
10 her whereabouts f0und but upon going to the well he
found the of and the Ice broken. She found
drowned In her night clothes and shawl drawn her
head. This sad and mysterious occurrence has cast
gloom large circle VI their relatives and friends in
Schenectady and along the line Of the railroad Albany
Journal, jan 49,
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huSCELLANEOTS.
A NOVEL AND UNIQUE FEATURE.
THE THREE LIONS
THE NEW YORK PRESS

WRITING FOR THE LEDGER.

% addition % The MOUNT VERNON Papers by the Hon.
'IsG SR6fsAh urHsSS rom IL
Gordon Bennett Esq the veteran sdior
isnaai Raymond Of The im4s n' '''0un'' and
he6 oa he pen Of Mr. Bennett have four fugitive poems
as s 3 sss (.
en %sn q ny o sSei pa
IBIS own since the first started more than
Gs or Ss be- hss
asndps Which has %s NIX
generous tribute To m ro our youth up to regard as
comnr the standard Of weekly Journalism in this
psss for columns ad 70 sSs ys4y large ev
he Of sound and Wholesome q sssn n aar.s
pssss 70 ss e1s Ssf Mr. r q
ton Which he ineneaiss namely TO ones talents inso
We have long ard interesting contribution BY the
ss Ss Mr. has a q bis
s s c.s f the n xss The ssEsr the best Of
u.s. in bis careful STYLE viii ha he DONG ali IN his
md til.
sa s ss s at
the grouping Of three lions In our columns
CONTENTS OF THE LEDGER
TO BE Issued on MONDAY NEAT:
MOUNT RIVER 8ERs s,5 q P ar
By the Hon. EDWARD EvERErr.
AN ANGELS SMILE,
Esq., Edior Of the New York Herald.
TO YOUNG MEN IN THE COUNTRY
v III. Bon mCsxoG sHsI ear OF h New York
Tribune.
A VISIT TO THE HOME OF JANE EYRE
By Lieutenant 9cyereor RAYMOND editor OF the New Yoik
"A CAsKoN BALL IN THE HAT
BY One who keeps his h yes and Ears Open"
"wORDs FOR MUSIC,
BY Gen. GEORGE r. MORRIS, of the Home Journal.
THE HIDDEN HAND
n sou lHwUkIH author Of the bride Of an Evening
THE Des, red Wife," &C.. DC.
"THE TOMB OF wAsHINGToNr
A poem. BY Mrs. sIGoURNEY.
TROUBLE ABROAD An Old Coasters ssoiy.
By an old contributor.
An illustrated poem. By THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH
THE OLD MANS DARLING"
sketch. By Mrs. VAUGHN.
"sYMPATHY"
A Joem. By Alice Carey
Another lns.allment Of ,
By sylyauus Cobb. Jr
1.-THE Golfers SATURDAY NIGHT"
With original illustrations.
"y 81 Geo aN B. y TssDoM"
A Greeting ITO WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT on his
return from Europe.
BY VIM. Rosa Wallace
"BORDER SUFFERINGS'-A sketch.
BY Emerson Bennett.
Another nstamept Of
" A TRUE HISTORY OF THE COLONY OF NEW PLY
MOUTH"
By that renowned historian, l. b." descendant of Anna
Bradsi eet, commonly called the Tenth Muse
4" EVERYDAY THINGS"
BY Fanny Fern
" SAYING AND BEING
BY Mary Forrest.
EDITORIALS
Robert Burnsn General PERSONAL "a Novel and
Unique Feature "Omnbus kidngg," Sensation Women"
"A Word to our Mlionaires' Americans la England
1.-THE Useful and the Beautiful"
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House OF Rspresen tatlvcs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1859.
TERRITORIAL ACQUISITIONS.
Mr. FARNsworH (opp) Of H., asked leave to offer long
Gamble setting forth the Importance of possessing
the BrilishAmerican provinces, concluding with re
luton instructing the Committee on Foreign Affairs to
lure into the expedency of initiating measures to secure
EN- by honorable treaty.
bIessrs. GARNET, (adm) of Va, and others objected.
The House then took up the private calendar
The bill to indemnify the citiz lns Of Georgia and Ala
ma for losses sustained in the with the Creek In
ms discussed, but without definite action thereon.
rhe House adjourned.
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Affairs In Wa shlpgton-PrOceedings In Con-
cress-Anairs 1T the State CapltaI-News
from Europe, California, Mexico, Cuba,
West Indies, &e.-Reyolution In Hayti-
Loss OF the British Bark Franllin-Latest
Intelligence, Markets, &C., NGcs
the WEEKLY HERALD viii, be published at ten O'Clock
hs morning Among its contents will be found the follow
hg:-
Affairs In washington-Prceeedngs Consressrhe Pur
chase OF Cuba-The Pacific Raroad-Unseted Claims
Against Foreign Governmens--rhe Tariff SC.
Affairs in AlbanyProceedingS Of the New York Legls
Iaure
News from EuropeThs Right of search-Thc Purchase of
CubaThe French Trouble with Austri-The War In India
Commercial Intelligence, &c.
Important from Mexico-The Revolution and Counter Revo
luton Zuloaga in the British Legaion-TIow Robes
Lost the PresdencyTrck Of Santa Annals AgenDoubs Of
the Defeat of DegoladoNo News of President Miramon
Successes of the Federalstssiate of the Civil War
Interesting from CubaThe Official Indignation RENTED
spanGeneras Couchu, sand Reneaus Bogus Revolution
Curious Revelations-General News &c.
The Revolution III notwithstanding Details OF the Insur
rectonskech of the Haytien Empire and Dominican Repub
licsOuiouques Assaults the LaerRepeated Defeats
He Grants Armsce- Determines Renew Hoslies in
February-The Last Financial PancFresh Revolution and
Republic Proclaimed, &C.
Seven Days Later from California and the Sandwich
IsandsWreck OF TIC Whale Ship Raa Loss of Thirteen
LivesBusiness on the Pacide-ndan Depredations, &C.
LOSS Oh inc priush bafA rrankin-ruH Account OF the
Wreck and tho Rescue The Captain and Eight of the Grew
Saved by the ManhatanThe Captains Wife Only Child
and Seaman PershedThe suierngs Of the shpwrecked
Their Arrival IN the City dc.
Editorials on the Leading Topics OF the Day.
The Latest News by Telegraph.
Financial Commercial Religious Political Theatrical Sport
ing and Maritime Intelligence
Weekly Review Of the New York Cattle Market
Marriages and Deaths together with large variety in
terestine Local and Miscellaneous Items
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing be had
the counter. Price ak cents
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B.RRsrT Tt, Friday, Jan. n, WILLIE GRANVILLE, only
months and ~ days
Inc relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon
at half past two O'Clock, from the residence Of his PARENTS
No 1872 Union street, South Brooklyn.
BERGEN--At Gowanus. south BROOKLYN Friday, Jan.
y, THkoDoRus BERGEN, in the saith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, from his late residence,
sunday afternoon at halfpas two Carriages will leave
Fulton ferry at two O'Clock
CAI--ou Friday, Jan. d. JOHANN, wife Of John Gail,
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United States Supreme Court.

WAshTNGr0N Jan 4, IsU9
No. 1O1 Richard Gregg W. B. Bryant. Error to the
cut Court Of the Northern District Of -. On motion
Ehc defendant the dismissed for want of jurs
lion
no. 2e9. The Insurance Company of the Valley Of yir
LA, VS.. Moses c. Nordecai. motion TO dismiss the
be was argued on both sides.
no. so. Robert Campbell ct al, VS.. Clement Boycrear.
yued for the defendant.
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GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRm.--A course of lee
tures, commencing Tuesday next the 25th is to be
given at Clinton Hall, in aid Of the Second street Metho
dist Episcopal church. This church is situated in the
midst Of large population Of Germans and has done
great deal Of good amongst them 1t is embarrassed by
debt of sl 800, which presses heavily upon it, and it
with view TO qudatc this burden that these lectures
have been got up The subject Of the first lecture will be
Ireland and the Irsh, and is TO be delivered by the
Rev. ~ Murray, u. u.
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Norton the F0rger.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20, 1863
hundred dollars reward is offered for the arrest of
on the forger. His Alexander, and not Joseph,
rs been stated. The bonds forged were numbered 80
20. Nortans upper lip is protrudng one.
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Non-ArrIval OF the Europa.

SANDY Hook, Jan, 2l-12 O'Clock, Midnight.
There yet signs Of the steamship Europa, now
of this point with Liverpool dates of the 9Th inst
ather clear. Wind northwest, and blowing freshly.
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BosroN, Jan. 81, 1859.
schooner drfted ashore on Deer Island, below this
on Thursday night, but has since been got of and
ored. A boat has been found broken up, in which it
pposed the crew endeavored to save themselves, but
lost. The name of the schooner is not yet known.
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Jersey City News.

CoRRMnoS.-In last Wednesdays HERALD IT was crro-
ncously stated that Thomas winshp indicted for
grand larceny, in stealing 900 pounds OF beef Aonzo
Jordou was the party, aud not Mr. Winship.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecnry, corner
Of Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street-Genune drugs
medicines and perfumery 81
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HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
IL FOR FEBRUARY.

~
IL FOB FEBRUARY.
Washington At Morristown. BY Rev. Joseph r. futile n
lusirsed by thirteen engravfnes
Ethan Allen and his Daughter.
Fols OF Fashion Illustrated twenty seyen engrxv;,px
La Plata Illustrated by eight engrayings.
Woman's Poem.
Paying the Piper.
Found Floating on the Water
Christmas In Hamburg.
Hints Self Culture.
Hester Grahame-One Woman's Life
Bro Ministry.
The virginians. By W. n. Thackeray ulustraaoos-
George made much Of Macbeth and Lady Macbeh heal
pieces. Chapter LVIL-In which Harrys nose Continued
be put out Of joint Chapter LvITWhere do what car
may do. Chapter 11X.-In which treated 10 plaV
Chapter Lx-Which treats of Macbeth supper protfr
kettle Of fish.
Monthly Record of Current Events
Literary Notices.
Editors Table
Editors Easy Chair.
Editors Drawer.
Noodles Attempts Suicide uustraous-Tres ,auRne-
Fails; Dasng out brains: The result Shooting Failure The
consequences Throat cutting Interrupted
Poson Now for it, Lhei DR. Dpps eradicaor Wonderful
cure: Finale.
FASHIONS for February Observation-Disclosures dress;
Home toilet; Madonna fchu
TERMS
Two copies for one year
Three copies for year (each
And extra gratis for club Of subscribers
Harper's Magazine and Harpers Weekly, together ono
year, -.
The postage upon Harpers Magazine must be paid at IL
Office where 1t Is received The postage &c year
HARPER BROTHERS, Publishers
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We Cannot be Sick,

We Cannot be Sick,
We can have pain,
But when natural outlet the boods impurities is
closed or inactive.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Open these make them active thus restoring health
Principal Office, 294 Canal street
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Trncy's Celebrated Shlrts-COnstantly on
made order the shirt and collar depot Nos 81
and SO William street, door north Of Maiden lane.
GEO. M. TRACY, agent.
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F.. Y. S.-French Yoke Shirts, new STYLE
made order and warranted usual prices
at BALL0US SHIRT Emporium, 400 Broadway.
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Brandreth's Pilis-The only uptown Office
at Mr. CAMPBELS drug store, corner of Eighth
Twenty eighth street.
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The kentucky Jatlor Case.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. q, 1862
eKentucky Appellate Court has decided the celebrated
syillc Tailor case in favor of Thomas the American
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A CRrd..Au Persons who have Gray Hair
hair Of bad color invited to call consult Doctor
GRANDJEAN consultation free) 1T Church
Of Barclay His fluid the hair the color de-
ssd and may be considered real prodigy Of chemistry
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
by all saoners at Wholesale only by E. FABER sole agent
az William street,
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Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Knee
caps belts bandages and DR.. GLOvERS new lever truss
No 4 Ann street.
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Fire Proof Safes.
WILDERS PATENT SALAMANDER
DEPOT, l22 Water street,
Near Wall street. New York.