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~ TO THE CONSUMERS OF FUEL,
Another cargo of hat celebrated broad Mountsin n
w. Ash ard Locust Mountain X ed Ash Goa dali '
expected, which will sell at reduced prices from
the vessel. 70 cash. Also, q very large stock of
the best article at the lowest price.
X. w. BATES, Wood and Goa Dealer,
Sc Is l4th at. east side, near the Canal
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS

GRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES. AT TIE
- UNION RorTLING DEPoT, Gsorgeto,c1, ID. C.
invite the atteltiOn of the public to our stock
Of pure CRAB APPLE CIDER, which Is now as
sweet "a II it WAS Just from the press. Warranted
this market. "
au6 (Statea) Army n SHINN
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WOOD AND COAL.
T. A Ia! &C o A LII
" Nc % A LIZ

E. o A cL!o % A LII
Now ahoat and dischargink-
SchhI' SchhI' n; r.: stockton, Schr. Mary aud Caroline,
Schr. William and John, Schr. The Bee,
Se6r: Phebo Nelson. schr. Henry b. Bascom,
Bringing thoLongh and complete assortment OF
en- sanI1tnnsc1te GOALS from the Eehigh aad Schuyl
Daily expected, a cargo of Lyken Valley: also.
one OF Cum beriand COAL, -
PERSONS about laying in their supplies for the
Eter Will do well to give us a call before pur-
cnaslng, as we are satisfied facilities for fur
nishlng both Wood aud Coal are unsurpassed Coal
thoroushly screened before delivery. Far weight
and measure given. Fair prices expected.
i. J. w. ". GAIT.
Om2ssIN. w cor. 18th and SITS , No. SAT,
w barefoot nth st below War Depaf't
,ders lef. at either place will receive promp pt
attohtion. sells
WOOD!-WOODm- m--Hickory, Oak, and Pine
w WOOD furnished at los rates, either pre-
pared or in the cord length.
I. j. & w. NJ. GAIT,
Propnetors ofHe City Steam Fire Wood Mills
Foot of 18th st. below War Depart
Ohce-N. w. cor. 18th and G sts., No. 547.
.Ur-Orders eft at either p ace will receive prompt
attention. seIJ
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Tickets S2o, halves SlO quarters S., sths s2-5s.
Address-FRANCE. BROADBENTS & CO,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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EDUCATIONAL.


board of instruction. Mrs SMITH, Princinal. will
be at the Institute, 223 street, between nth and
18Th sts from 10 q. m. to p. m each day. Sc Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

l. CITY AND SUBURBAN ARCHITECTURE. By sasrkI.
tioas IN, pp leA j. B. Lppiseo.. L q.
CONSTRUCTIVE ARCHITFCrURE. By sisuEL sLols
49, pp IA. Ii. Same.
TIE frst If these works is devoted mainly n city
architecture contsiLing great number Of designs
ard Illustrations for public edi6crs, private resi-
deress, and mercantile buildings, with full! .pecfcs
tiors ar historical and explanatory text The second
is adapted 10 tie wants Of the practices, builder and
me- ehabie presenting in natural succession nanerou.
examples Of forms g.perslly esteemed the most uss-
fu in Constructive carpentry. Esch volume il Illus
'rsied by great variety Of elegant engravngs, and
beside the value of the reading mater, which Ia a
great eIten, il founded the personal experience OF
the author in point of typographical finch and
beauty model of tasteful and attractive execution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21
FROM THE FROZEN REGIONS.

Mr.. Robert Kennicott, who h~ gone into the Hud-
sons Bay Company sdomains for the purpose oprecur-
ing specimens of Natural Hi-to writes to the Pres.-
dent Of the Chicago Audubon Club a. fellows;
"FoRr WLLI,s May II, 1859.
a. The steamer Rescue l-f, us on h,tlo
isard in Lake Superior, hve miles from shore, where
we esmped and the neat morning walked over the ieo
,o the main land and this the lWh Of May.
"The spow lie. several feet deep IN some plscss Ia
the woods and Dog Lake - miles ives; Of thi. point
is still frozen hard.
have iust returned from an excursion Ia the top
Of Mckay Mountain, whittier l went with some gen
tlem.n OF the Red River Exploring Expedition. Tho
peak is / 600 feet high, and covered with snow. ou
The top We Obtained RULED grouse squirrels, ben'ss,
&c, and saw some muske;Jcs This wiih the ground
covered with spow what whitley be in warm westher
"our daily allowance Is lbs. Of pwk and os or
flour and %. Of tea. Our provisions n; present cou-
sSi of biscuit. pork peas, tea AMI sugar.
90 from here, hv he Kindness of the chief isctor
Of the Lake Superior District and Mr.. Ncinyn chef
trader 10 Norway House. The expedition consists Of
three canoes thirty fee, long, Snd thiny-rue men.
Our Baggage We make up into packages OF NJ or
% pounds for convenience, for carrying at potages.
Each man usually carries TWO pieces, a. they arc
called.
For camping have rubber sud two blankets.
with an o-.kn for covering our provisions. Tents
ignore, being entirely too civilized Oar Kitchen
furrliure consists of TN kettles and iyngpsn.
We leave for Winnipeg on the 18th, on the wess
side of which hear the birds nest in great numbers
| shsu probably stay there until the A,habssca Brig
ade leaves for the north about the Is, of july when
shall leave for Lake Athabasca aud Fort Simpson.
From Lake Winnipeg | shall report further
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

MODERN "HoUsE OF ATREus. The L.rtagstoI
La Reporter has the following singular relation of
The casualties which have happened to members Of .
family il that parish. IL says:
On Saturday last, the ith inst, while negro boy
about 10 years old belonging To Capt James II. iar
yey of Hog Branch, in this parish holding gun
III il suppofed between his knees il suddenly went of
and blew off the front pan of his head, causing nssn.
DEATH lie was appears, seated IN chair, and en-
deavoring 10 pull boot when the catastrophe
Cured There seems to be fatality hanging over tho
Harvey family. Within our recollection, some twelve
fourteen years only the ioo~ing sudden and VIC
lent deaths have occurred in this family. First
-tepmotber was gored aud trampei to death by of
her own cows; then four danghters, sou in-law,
two grandchildren and two slaves lost at one fell
swoop the Lake Manrepas 90 the burnt up steamer
PDy Woods; then son was stabbed dlscmbowrlsf
and slain by q drunken aud furious wretch then
pegro child was burnt 10 death nt home, and under
their own eyes, and lastly this poor negro boy Of Their
own raising was thus acci ientally killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

TORNADO IN MAIsE.-We learn from The S0aers.t
Name Ttlegraph that terrible tornado, sccompa-
MED BY rain, passed over a portion Of Enb.ien
Wednesday Afternoon ast prostratng houses, barns,
trees orchards, and everything in il course
IL was seen the middle Of the pond wbrlng tho
water in terrific column several hundred feet INFO tho
air. A.. approached the shore it seemed 10 gather
force and soon struck and demolished the barn of Mr..
John Mullen passing on, il next took the barns o Mr.
Joseph Atkinson, which IL demolished. 10 one Of
these barns two persOnsa Mr.. Clark and Mr.. TaL;ut
were shearing sheep; both Of the wero injured,
though il is supposed no, seriously house belong
ing to Mr. John Redman al 40 demolished, and Mrs.
Redman and her little child, and another woman Who
was in the house at the time, al! more or ess IN
ured. Mrs.. Redman was carried some distance with
the wbirDg timbers and is dangerously not fatally
injured. Portions of the demolished bailfings wers
carried 10 the di-tance Of two miles IL fearful
wind, and il is truly wonderful that no more persons
were serlOnsly hnri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

AsOrHER LOCOMOTIVE EyPLOsiOS-PRoBABLE
Loss OF LFE.-Yestsrday morning the locomotive
Antelope exploded at Csmpben station, on the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad, severe nj1rng the irem.n, T..
Turner aud engineer John Cunard, that neither
expected to survive at lat accounts. Two fr.igb.
trains passing al the point named one Of which
was drawn by the Antelope. When the explosion
took place the fireman was blown the other train
Of cars and afterward picked up 100 feet from
the spot What Is more straDge, he talked fationsiy
about the accident and spoke of the amount Of steam
they had On AT the time. The engine was per sct
wreck and the rails and the earth torn mp for cyn-i
cradle distance The ~ O'Clock train wa detained two
or three hours in consequence OF the accident.
Wheeling intiihssDesr, Jun. H.
Ry-ISTERNEST or Those WHO FrLt ~ PERRTs
VICTORY Of LAKE. ERIE.-The Masooic Fraternity Of
Fourtb Of July ne will be seen by the foo<ng eI-
tract Of a letter dated Erie, Pa, June 7, 1859:
we are 10 have grand Masonic parade aud fss,i-
val on the next anniversary If our nations rthday.
Tie great object Of the military demon ration 10 0,
held here the Fourth 81 July is 10 renter the re-
main. q tho.e who goriously fell in battle IN Com.
P.rry eeet, in the war Of 1872. Their remsn. have
recently been exhumed by the excavations now us-
king on the Sudbury and Erie Railroad, a, the bank
Of the lake overlooking our haIbor."
TIE AERIAL Subtitle editor Of The Toy
BHdgd has taken a ride on the Hudson River IN the
lfe-boet, or car which has been bRit 20 accompany
the monster balloon Of Mr. Is Mountain in - frs, tip
acrcss the Atlantic. He says il moves through the
water at the rate Of from Fix 10 eight miles an hoar by
the ZANE machinery netting the air that propels it
when elOf IL is model Of beauty, atd, when behed
With IL wings the fans beating above the water,
looks ike thing Of life," monster Bird wounded
and uterDg in efforts 10 rice to its native element the
ETHEREAL Regions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge
~ q an ln,oyen' .rn nj. D~b. ,r.usn, - the provinces
the Ii ri sT,e. a" srst ,ls h s p,er Of n. second
part q the Rev' Il s,a,n'ss " ~
MYkoN ~ DEUsEN ., the City Of Hadson. EQUITY Of
temps - ate OF Now fork in.oivrl. debt Mice
h p h-et June n ~; Creditors spp-sr before the Hon
pus fet County i1r GO q Columbia County Of New
Ssrt 81 ~ Office Ne 1914 WaueDs: City Of Hadson Co,g
hs Coasty fyx tr: day Of p.ensbs sj9 ~
0ooct in The feuou, To show cane they have why
should sds Of sad in.iy-u ss.s,- ad
be DISCHARGED rvu hi, d-ht.-Jun- q. Ie5a
MILLER 4 WEIGH, Attorneys
ie2l lswlovTp for lns0vert Hudson, " Y.
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ELECTION AMONG THE INDIANS.
ABORIGINAL PLATFORM.
Ernn he R.Ssls Esr,css. lsae ".


The Seneca nation of the Ca,tsrsugus aud Alegapy
reservations recently held general election OF officers
for the ensuing yesr. The contest was an animated
one although il does not thar the nation q yes
so far advanced in political science ~ u be divided
into regularly organz.d parties The two tickets Ia
the "Peoples." A friend has favored with copies
of both aud We regard them ~ highly valuable curl
osiies The Young Mems ticket |, headed by tho
following platform adopted for the government and
instruction ~ the officers elected
Firsf. The Council shall not make any treaties,
either with the Government Of the United States of
the State of Newiok 81 Tar ~ the Kansas land cism
is concerned.
second The white people shall be allowed to ,Ake
leases OF Individual Indians, Tor term Of years, for
flaming purposes.
Ibrd The nation shall cause percentage paid
into its treasury for all kinds of timber and bark sod
by the Indians 10 any white man.
:" Fonrth That no liquors shall be brought upon our
LANDS for the purpose Of ~ sale TO our people
The Peoples platform - moic supple IN ~ con-
struction, but equally sound II consists OF Two psnhs
merely, "Oppositiun to Kansas Land Agitators, aud
"n favor 10 tho Ten persn 'e movement In" People
ticket with the exception of four of is names, vas
elected entire.
The officers elected were n Prcsideut-Johu Lake
Clerk ana Treasurer for tue whole Naiion aud for
each Resery alton body of Councillors, Peacemaker,
three Assessors three Overseefs Of Highways, ST.
perintepdent of Schools an Oversecr OF the Poor,
Marshal and two Deputy Marshas. Some Of mo
names upon the tickets ara curions enoash 10 De re-
heated Auopg other singular cognJmens We tiod Tho
following: Joshua Turkey, Stephen Silver Heels,
Dodge Fatty, John liemlock, Unfry Longhngsrs,
Moses Cospplanier, Adophus Biukeye, W lllian kei
Eye John Shopgo, Joseph Blacksnake, Little Joe,
Jack Kepjockety, john Jacket, Noah Two Gun-,
Yonng Little joe, II. Hslftoe, Jsbez Green Blanket
and King Pierce. The Jmeson name occurs very ire
ouentlyon both ticket. aud shows that tho ia ny
is a large and prominent one in the Nation.
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge

~ Of an usovcu his debts to the provisions Of
H. ,biyd article of the 6 title " the 6h ehspec the second
part OF Revised SsiutesENERr ID LONG Of the City and
County Of New York, nSoycnt debtor Notice his PUB
I.hed NAV "a 1854 Creditors appear before the Hon
HENRY HILTON OF the judge Of The Court OF Com noE
Pleas I the Cry Of NewYork the Chambers Of the Court OF
fomnon Pleas City Hall IN the City Of New York on
the ninth dsy Of August 1859 eleven oceck IN the tcrean
Of hat day 10 show why assignment should 10; be
made Of ala insov-n,s estate and be be discharged from bis
debts. BURTON 4 CULT. Aty sior friuo,si,,
nyai IaxlN.T, No 10 Broadway n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

~ s,ssst q. w FOSS, J II. TAYLOR, and z. TAYI Or
summons for money demand ctrsc.To the DeirndInts
Yoase hereby summoned 70 answer The empsniI tbs ac,ion
n Sch copy A. with the Clers n the City and County u
Neg YoTs tho 18th Dag q May, 1880 ana 70 cpy Il
ur answer 20 'sd crnsn. 3, oar off = No % Broad
In the City Of SewYork within twenty days ser the
service Of this YOU exclusive Of the day Of s1cn
vice. and you M % the said complaint within The time
Aforesaid the plaintiff this action viii judgment against
for The hundred snS dollars and
thirteen cent? with interest from he slh day Of NO'embr 1897
my 81 lsg6wTU FIELD SLUYTER Plain life Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

A Big BoARD.-Boston has got big board. IL
was imported from California just to show the Yam
KEGS what sort of saw-loss they have in the gold
State. IL is ont Of tree called " Redsood,' sawn
in Mendocno, about $50 miles north Of San Francisco
by Asa simpson, Down-east Yankee, haing from
Brunswick, Me. We are not informed of the leng,h
of the big board but it is SQUAD and good si i,et
seven inches wide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21
CUPREME COURT.-lD the matter OF the aP-

~ pBcsop Of the Msyor Alderman and Commonsty Ct tbs
City Of kewiork by the Board Of Commissioners OF the Cen
ta Psk relative 20 The scquon Of lands Tor Preno PARK f
place between ch and leh and the 5h ard sih
city OF New iok-The Msyo Aldermen aud Com
oasy Of the City q NewYo-k by the Board Of Cotn 'n'
Of the Central PArk q The statut entities Al
Act 70 alter the Msp Of The City Of Newiok by syn9 Qua
thereon spubc Place snd TO Authorize the saaing OF the same
p&ssed April Sse-h-ee fh, being personal---very. give no
Nc to the rsses parties and persons respectively ent
tce nto On Interested H. tie lands eueen.s ara
cnss hereinafter mentioned and descrbd TIA; they vii sp
W Supreme Cnri O. the STATE Of New orb A. :PiA
u s@ Sourt T. l. held ~ he City Hall a The Cgty & New.
Oh eSnsday tEc 9TH dy q Juy 1879 a. The op uas OF
ks - o. taa DAY, teresfeI - C3lns-i car oe
ne sppirtnet of three CoIlis' II Apprs4s
e.'iee u1Atsr to estinste il favor o. the several
Ptes ami yrs'ns sf0resaic Just snd eQlits-
pc lot ahng - thee lands tenenens heredia.
nsu~ Aa a. LIE bssern the souttey line SIDE ~
ifA Ane lutA eets ana th and Sh N said city
suS Which the sac SOarS Of Commissioner Central Park
eeon soaoe 70 ee soQsed iof .ae purpose 4 extending sad
Central Park IL TIE City OF New Ycss ar is ard prem
hes d cut on ire map plan Of aid city under BY
e'ee an sct shH'eS AZ Act feAye % Improvements
touching Tie laying oat Of streets and City New
rors and for cher p1pos. passed April lSgDs,ed Mag
IA lSos RICHARD BUSTED Counsel 10 y Corporst.oa
pyHyy5 AZ 10 SAID Roasa q. % q. uuissIonsrs
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Like Goals Of Ere the apples
Glow among the wiiheTed leaves,

he las little more 10 look for But now is the very
hch noon Of the harvest Of beauty, which beginning
for the true lover of nature in the violet and May
flower Of the Spring las been constantly swelling by
brook and river in the deep valley and up The hil'
sides. all Summer long til Ne fully npened held Is
nr.ad out over every inch of the earhs surface aud
only waits the sickle OF the reapers who may cut and
store away in their memories seed-Rran which shall
feed their minds in all the years 10 come and growing
and swelling in them, shall make them III 10 parci-
pate in all the bounties that Gcd layishly pours up
on his children through nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

intelligent and beautiful such an article - wogd
readily sell AZ from two TO five thousand doIars q The
South according 70 the abundance OF scarcity of that
style OF goods iu the market; SO that the gentleman
has according to the ethics OF Slavery sacrificed has
amount Of property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

A COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN LITERATURE ,Py
CHlkLEs d. CLEVELAND. limo fP u.s. Z l. a. u BID
Gle.
In this new edition Of useful literary manual, the
compiler has introduced number OF additional
autlors, with extracts from their works. 1t now
forms Il valuable collection OF specimens OF American
literature although il is not pretended that full JUS
i,ce be done the history Of ratve authorship,
within the compass of single volume. The selec-
tons accompanied by brief biographical sketches,
which are drawn up IN terse aud unaffected style,
with few traces OF partaiity or prejudice, though
perhaps occasionally bstraying too amiaole 'prtoi
compliment for critical justice. In some Of the per-
sona details, we notice, want Of precision, and now
ard then the repetition Of erroneous statement
founded on current tradition. The previous edition Of
the work was asssied account Of the Anti. Slavery
character Of portion of the extracts The compiler
iu.,fes his course the preface Of this edition, and
dsc,a,us an desire TO win the favor Of those who
hold tl.e;r brotler.mau a. merchandise. He also
n,o,ess against being held responsible for the small
r-c,o-.iou Il Southern authors in his book, c- the
1,-on,d that "if ,ever-eghts e our most eminent
not. historians essayist- and heclcgials rovd be
b,,n in the Free States he does lot see how he could
helm II and. having had nothing TO DO with the ar
rsresmert he does noi see exactly how he Is to be
blamed for II" The volume shows great neatnes' Of
typography aud Il well adapted ~ the 'h9V- q iau''
ily liblaTy
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~IyW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
NJ" COMPANY
~ gJMmER ARRANCCMyvr
n ana .ne WEDNESDAY. June l. is5e Trains win leave
r,N.. sution, New Yora - oDoss:
7t5a p,.Po, wdhsmstridse.
,.SA N Mail Trsin for Albany
sNA ID For Willsmshridge
Il.s0 a IN For White Plains
2.np On. For Wilianisbridgs.
400 .. IL For White Plains
t;enp N. For Dover Plans. -
SIS .. NJ For White Plains, from White ana CeDHe%
$50 o. m .For Wilismsbhdse.
Arm tlne-Wil rave;
B;OoA n. .yruTn White fls'ns.
5Soa N. From Dover P,ains
B:tOA n. From Wlliansbndse.
7:e0a M. From White Plains
e:0a n. From " lismsbrdse
I;S. m. Mail TrsL from Albany
Iep o N From Wiiamsbrdse
$500 no. PROM White Plains
$40 . M from WDism.endse
400 No Prom White Plains . -.
'"P "' WIN CAMPBELL, ssp~;,Stendan..
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NEW-JERsEY RAiLEoAD T-lsT PHI nsAv
SrTy MN ana Expess lines kAve New ters at and II
% and M. fare - Throash 5iSst. .od Tor C1-
S,s de- and through baggage checked - Washington in
= w. WOODRUFF Assssn. Superintendent
No tasse sill b. reserved T any trans uuss delivered and
.,ek.d fnsu mipUte Ia u the time OF leaving
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This lis; contains seren,yro words which, with ths ss
rivatye chiefly Chez H. ss f,dtoHg fr1regcf fTiol
sy srouu bur cred ard forty IL all Some words Is:
hsv been omitted but hundred sId sky would ncs1
every iiefn ofNrbst-rs Innovation"
Tie reader may well exclaim What is that a. !
Has that made much uproar IN the literary word
But tie actual dtirreucc between the photography 81
Webster and Worcester has been cyerstated II tue
prececir list H. the first class OF twenty words 10
which we have pr Fixed rumerssl nine iorus gyea a.
{" correct photography are those under which tie
words are alphabetically arranged and defined 10 Weo
siers Unabridged. Tao forms csssed a. Webster
are Lot his To tx Of the words Webster has gwen
two {, rms Of spelling aud this fact = suppressed py
The compiler Of the hst. But let rs examine the hi III
order.
|. Are Irgrcrstsr. 4 ITiI,t-r. II the Oldest 70
cabulsry we have at hand, skinner, l61l, Ar u. the
spelling Of the word The same has been for more
ian two hundred years and : today the form N our a
English Bible. See N an Oxfori edition, Jl1Eys
- Isaiah 40; Il Pbilpss Dictionary, 100 ami Fan
ping l76 have il n or AIs Webster prefers ar os
tina, spelling j. IN snalogy with other nonysil
ables Of Ike ending as rar ar. taZ, etc. simiial
nipple ment, ad-e, Worcester Isl0, dd:, Webster NC
compiler Las overlooked. The oversight may Pessiu!
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INDIAN ARABIAN DOCTOR.

Dr. CHA KELLNTZ has had many years experience among
the dferen. wild tribes. - -
NO MORE
f those dssass-Sore and Cataract Eyes without larcing
Neuralgia DyeDery ScTo and GlandusI Affections Cancers
Running Sores twenty years old Consumption ofaS1
Ston. Kidney and Syphilis
Dr. X also discovered wonderful remedy while in Egypt fo
piles in few days if by magic, Pains and Itching
directly after one trial -.
The radical No charge will be made II
remedy s lie also other diseases aud has made
wonderful ia this city Reference 70 Mr. X o. Harmon
life had the Piles and Dysenery Tor four months IN
the last The Tribune Ofs and Mrs M4cManus,
No 27 Madsoust saved her life she in the last stage
with the modification in the leg M Chas Wolf cataract
ey., five wears blind Mr. r. Smith eyes Mr. w Young,
Pills sandstt Brooklyn; and hundreds il this city
Dr. X be consulted in English FRENCH Spanish Turkish
sna DeuscleI Spache. Office hours from 70 ~ M and from
Sunday from TO 10 at No 20 Grand IT, hive
doors from BoseTy
NUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY, approved
<k by the NewYorh Academy q Medicine I. th only one
eontanius IS per cent Of Oh. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
no imitation contains mach oil as NINE though some are
boldly Advertised containing mueh ~ ~ per cent
Also American and Norwegian Cod Liver Oil In the liquid
state r. QUthU NO l1o 4h.sYy Ne" ofk:
Also for sale DELLUC Co.'S T. /. GREENS, Nos tSS
and s62 Broadway end oil respectable Drugsisis
PFNEOLD, PARKER MOWER,
Wholesale Aseut, No Is Beekmsn'r
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IN Pursuance of nh order OF the Surrogate of
the County Of York notice ia hereby given to all per
sous having claims against CHARLES THOMAS late o. me
CITY Of deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber, at his Office No Na IN me
Civ of N,wYoTk on before the twenty second day oi No
yer1ser u.xt dated New York 18th day OF May, 1859
myl7 law6niTu GEOROE ii. HUNT, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of New-YoGk notice IL hereby given all per
us having claims against MARY LINDSAY late Of the City ~
New York deceased present the sae with voucher thereof
90 the subscriber the Office II Robert Ghen, Ne 80
k,au street. in the City Of New ok before tie first day
OF November l859-Daied New York the 2h day Of April 1859
WILLIAM FRAZER Admin with the viii annexed
A..NE ia.E