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81 DO wish j could be cured of lying in
bed so late. in the morning" said a lazy
husband, Iopngiug upon hispiIlaw "TWell
I will try the water-cure," said his wife,
pouring bucket-fuil on him.
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SANFORD'S
Liver In.l.vigo.rator,
NEVER DEBILITATEs. =.

TT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS.
il and has become an established fact a Standard
Medicine, known and APP proved by all that hnye
used md Is now resort q led to with confenco in
all the diseases for which, - lit Is recommended
has cured thousands - within the Last two years
who had given mp all e hopes of relief Us the
numerous msOlicitedl a certificates in my pos
The dose must be a(lnp o. tied to tho tumperamcnt
of the Individual takfns = lit and used in such ouRn
titles as to uct gently on . tile Bowels r ID 49,
Let thetlictateS of your q Judgment guide you in
the use of the LIIERlr yLLNPIGORITOR,a and it
Will cure Lirer C0Ni- pLainLS, bilious -iftdcES
DyllepSid, Chronic Di- = luT7A0e, Summer Ohm
plants, DysenteTy, iTDEL lSy Sour omQcIi. II6it-
ult COStireneSS, Ch0llc - C0yerd, Cholera IJrJWS,
Cholera IlyantHm, FTd-+ Itulence JdHndicc, FtntGLs
lfEttI1ieSSeS and may bel used successfully as nj,
Ordinary FLBliIy Metli-n3 cine 1t will cure SICK
itEADACitE, las tliuu-,9 ,HFtuds eau tcstify.) IN
ttrenty minutes, II tro or "a three 7sit-sDOORfus are
taken at cOmmencemcntiA iOf attack. -
Ill lUltO use ii are girl ling their testimony in
its favor. -
MIR WLITER TN.liTYLE MOUTH U,JTy
TIE LNTTG R-fTOR, AND zSITILLOJJr BOTTI
TOGETHER. IL s'I = ...l-rsL.I- ~ -
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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"SALLY, I've got a sweetheart; such a
nice young mani He's in a perfession." u.
"Oh, Jemima DON'T use such wicked
wordsr1 1t amt a wicked word at all,
Sally; it's a business" ssWhat business,
Jemima Anything nice?" eyes, Sally,
and very Specialize Guess what it is; it
begins with no." az know, Jamima
lisa. hoficerp- "No it amt though !; it's
something much better than hofticer."
"Well, then, a hOrange merchat. That's
it, Jamima!" sob, you nasty thing, to
think, of anything so vulgar He's a.
hoctioneer II ~ ~
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epson IOd Il oolII 'sIrnoIIo RuoIIoaIp I'M Io5
sss5ons IuIIapun@ qlIM !! 5uIsn CRU sO0l1f 10 70
suD'5ls6yE .uIEs oql o. E4no'q puu IoIoo puu Spoq
Oql o. qlSuSlls sOAlJ II slI GQ polyIuoq SlS1
-lPsWuI 0IT TlnPD pup lFaPlfo r0ID!oDItJ pun 9lTT
sluIgIduno OH L0qlO pun SDTnItGG2S ttnnoYY 3IS'
Sto!ldL4 10 Eosro TN vi Tunlo3gS 81 sQOO4 uOO,IU
Gull f9l3Oq 72Lq 10 o1Il an lIuSSI III
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ISQlo ISUs tI9Isgns 0rl 2ss0IR9 pup SJuIDld
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10 sssio olu1sleAuI lsom IIIl VI uOIloU IuJiITusU
puUSoAII OIu! !! SuIq pun OIuIoSAu Of OIns al INA
s9loq oa9 ~ quo IoA0lUM IouaruG Guu III psscSSIp
10 pldlol 81 L7l!T 1noSJI EdoLp WOI 4lI& 5uIouotn
-uIo9 40 4pSmaT SuIIlGJnn uu SUI VI pug lin nOk
'F1Epf1I Sup64O 1noS 10 T0SSaIdaY E1ttilS Iuof
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10 STl3Oq SuIuoOId nun Oso apps 5 III and
10 t4aladdD 10 ssoT tlIDlTT an 10 lr0t1DpdiRI oY9D
D3Ef plq1 TOt91 Soti0pual IIutsno9 10 s|uluId
-'IO9 SuU eAEq nos II \! al paIno StNnI5oUo o1aA
s0Apduusuoo IuusuUl oAl 'uuIloupOllu SII I5UU
stIluom ks uEqlIM qIIEOq lo9JISd OF pOIulsil sUxA
uOSuoIH ~ q9!QM 10 oin ON uIolI .'lOOI QOOIIr
sIqlJo uoIl9npoId SyI uO1T SUP lInsSi SlI ul9lsIs
PuV qlU9q oql uodn pooIq ON Iooluls 0Il 10 IooUu
pun suolloSuuOo oIHIIonuE 0Iou 5Ql GOIoIsSqd 10
1oslaus5III Su!SIidu puu iQ0OIH HILL ElNTINTVSY
10 C9pI 5I poA!0ouoo 'lIOsII lSUl sIr9i
&luSA1 10 uCIOlsNIId IIn5aI V-JTosIuF 40 OSIU ruu
'uoEsSJoTd TBo!p0mOql lu9uut5 lsO 5ll 40 &l5AO9
III 10 SdoU lIu puoGSq p010plSuOo % OF 'uOlIduns
-uoo 40 psonp1I ItJ OS u01tI Su;AVtI 'uoJuO1u III
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aaitg 1rteltigpneet. !

a. BfoTHER's IsRuUExos,-HoyEa touching..
the tribute of the Hon. T. 81. Benton to his
mothers influence. < 81 y = tN-G
Ny mother asked me never to use to-;
bacco. Il haye never touched it from that
time to this, and l have never gambled,
and cannot tell who is winning and who
is losing in games that can be played. She.
admonished me, too, against hard drinking;
and whatever capacity for cndarance /
have at present, and whatever usefulness
/ may. attain in life, i have attributed to
having complied with her pious and cor@
rect wishes. When / was seven, years of
age she asked me not to drink, and then L
made'a resolution of total abstinence, at
time when was sole constituent member
of my own body, and that L have adhered
to it through all time, owe it to my
mother. jas 'sst. .1.35 tSS}-
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DYSPEPSIA

young Indy Of IT hail been troubled with indigo.
ton sevsE..l months to render great care ne
ecs'FE III til" srrStinn of her focal After eating the
stomach became ncid food risu., in her m"utI with
wafer anu an unpleasant heavy. Inl sensation in
her stomach. continuing for some hours frequent
ltheache bowels constipatc and depressed mental
condition: She commenced taking the Dyspepsia I.f.
one morning and night. aud in less thar, week almost
every syinrtGm OF Tier 'seaseh hal vanished gnd she
y gentleman somewhat ADVANCED in yc.,r- strong.
robust constitution. had lately becna Gi dead affected
WIN Indigestion weak stomach. coated tongue ba,l
taste IN the mouth AMI attended with peculiar vert!-
20 and wrlinS i'll the head, much ~ ts to render
quit dangerous. After trying several things jncfT.t
TALLY no rtl upon tho Dyspepsia pills which niTorlel
prompt relief a pill every night and mo- lIing works
pleasant synlDtoIu5 ~ $500 49,
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L;FIRE- ANDtINLAND NAYIaATI6N f5,{
Risks neccpt6d at forms Consistent With soIVency and
-.4..,. -, 49,. fair profit. 80 .Fy. ..,.
EGpeeIdL attention 1iren 10 ISitrdaccQ DWELLINGS,
ami Cbtltsnks tlr tsrns Of one b fra Veurs n =
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The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
shine aud storm periods in exempt from
sweeping cOnflngratiOns and maritime disaster Be-
ing long established. on cash basis the troubles of
tho credit system affect in material particular
During "hart times tho security of reliable 1nsu-
rancc Is an imperative dutythe ability of property
holders tosustnn loss being then much iessCned. :,
Policies issued without delay, and all business at
tohded to with dispatch and fidelity, by
..5H5.l SAApL P. IIILDRETH, Agent,
Oficc Mt tho Savings Bank OF Wheeling.
fcb10-daW till Jan LIST $50
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COUGHs An COLns-

gentleman, public lecturer took u severe cold TIM
latter part Of last month, while travelling and lSctur
ing IN northern PENNSYLVANIA, though addressing tul-
llc anhiGncG5 every evening" yet in two days by tho
a Of tho Specific. lie was entirely recovered and en-
aDiSd to pursue his calling without Inconvenience No
married. Iniy HAL taken a violent cold which
seied on her lungs causing cough pain in tho
sue nnd considerable fever and hoarsOne4s Scli colds
were usually Very lasting aud troublesome; bn by t-
king the specific Cough Pills four tiues Deg day in
throc days sho entirely WELL
fifteen months. During cold weather Ills y1cO MIA
lost 10 rs only to speak in Whispers pain induced on
coughing Cold dry or rIising only trifc In c morn
rug. quite fechlo and enAciated Had taken several
medicines with little no benefit. He commenced
with the PillS-One pill three times nor day
ana soon found himself improving his cough miller
lite improved AMI in few weeks was entirely WELL
having talon no other medicine.
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EUPWeEdA Of 81 i,ooo,oOo :
OF Losses have boon paid by tho Etna Insurance Co.
in tho past So years.
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TRANsPoRTATToN.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD
CHANGED or TINTH!

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Baltirnore g Ohio Rail Road
WINTER, ARRANGEnIENT,

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PILES

PILES.
a Clergyman of the Baptist Church. well known In
lIhOts writing TO sys Il hive been for some tno
seriously afflicted with bleeding piles and have rc-
Ell my case as severe oie-nt time indeed hope
lef but have used your medicine ir SpecficJ ard
am cured have doubt YOU are lsvfn: the worII
under great and lasting obligation"
gentleman of 50 years, well and fnvornbly known
ntCelhi Delaware county, New York Ind been mar
Tyr to the piles fOr:0 years. Sometimes from cHccs
sNS henIOrrhaGe pain and suffering. he reduced
% 'he NeTe OF ttE grave. For years hc had dragged
out miserable existence confirmed invalid ,sqI
lhed Tor any business and life almost burden. il is
Needless to add that no had tried all sorts of rcmeir>,
LGln al sorts Cf doctors to little purpose lie
suited mo two years ago. and recommended P!n
SlIeeIlc, with occasionally Dyspepsia Pill. From
u5 ne btgtn TO improve. and since has never Ind
serious turn Of piles From the first month up
year Eftst he had occasionally symptoms Of his old
Petsst ALL and for more than year past lie has ecii
entirely well Of the plies. more brilliant curo is
csrce4y to DO found in the aILnnls of medicine.
PRICES.
Full sctt 20 large walls in morocco case and BOOK
~ /" e plnin case and biol, ......+ Gu
| Cluc Of any e numbered boxes aud box .l 20
Sihgi. numbered ,x, with -
Singh. lcttrret boxes, ............... 80
Large paltntiunor Physicians case 10 OF walls Ia 20
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.
Look the list. make TIP a cnec II what kind You
chO'sO and ei'clhse the amount in current note or
stamps by mail To oar address. at Sn S62 Broadway,
l&ew York. and tho mcI:cine will be duly returned by
! hiati or express free Of charge.
No fninily should he without these Invaluable cura
Ives ThEynre the only remedies perfectly adapted
ior domestic and private With them the parent
is armed and prepared against the approach Of disease
nI @ meet 1t Mt the threshold and keep It at bay.
tribe of melicine rightly directed in the inst hours
Of disease perfectly cures that which by delay
y ne relieved By long md tedious hOurs VI suffering.
II at hl With these at haRl yOu are not obliged to
await tho coming Of that utCn distant, we'll
Pensive luxury DOCTOR NOR to be dragged or poison
ed or hiiEterIt Or Gled hut may yourself administer
ue simple specific and restore the rudy current Of
life again to health and oy There cannot only no in
Jury arise In any case from their use but the general
lnnuence upon tile constitution, bey0ndEll question:
~ 49, AGENTS WANTED
VIC desire an actiNe, efficient agent for the sale q
our Eemeite5 in every town orcopmunity in the Uni
'e@ states. Address, DIR. T. HUMPHREYS& Co.
e = oi .i4 F. E. BOOKING, Agent, Wheeling, Va.
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esANFORD2s
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable EytrGcts, and put up in CLASS CA
tSE;S dir ZIgt!, and sciu keep in any climate.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

pYeemneuce over tie o.ber sc'ences which resl'y be
longs to il and oeass to disturb with il, cls.ter
about the absolute, the being, the primary SEN
sation, etc, the sublius peace OF the experimental
sciences In Cat. snecs judgment tie true philosopher
ought to be encyclopaedia, and in fact Pythagoras,
Aristotle, Campanela, Leibnitz, aud Jean Raynsud
loue Of the most cou-piouous living philosophers
were so.
The method proposed by Cait.neo necessitstes
great caution the part of philosophers in order to
avoid the snare Of materiasu. The path pointed
out by him seems TO be the one which will best con-
duce 10 the successive conquest OF truth, but im-
ense power Of sypthesis is needed in order 10 avoid
being entapgled in the analytical labyTIth in order
10 be able 10 ud the thread Of each scientific discov
erv and bind it to the common warp; IN word, the
great difficulty consists 10 maintaining sciences the
tributaries of phosopby, as the minor streams are
tributaries Of the ocean,
MAsTRIASI.
As early as 1855, Giuseppe Mastrisni, in work en-
titled Notonia Morale or, C0coio d. Pr0oab'lno de-
Sentiment Imam important for vast erudition and
research proposed to treasure up physiology for the
benefit Of philosophy, showing the relation between
humsn passions and characters with their organiza-
ton and in that portion Of hs book where he seeks to
sceLthc f0un1dtl0n 10 nls nc C"h-
fines himself to the organic apparatus, which IN his
opinion constitutes tempersments the reason oi con-
slant principle, which determines sentiments and in
clnations; modes talent and cheracterizes ITS pro
Ducts thus subjecting cognzant functions to the ON
Impotence OF chemical forces
These are few Of the philosophical productions OF
Italy during these latter years they are not much to
boast of certainly when remember that Italy was
the fatherand Of Bruno, Campsnella and Nico-but,
written with Austria and the Pope weighing like a
nightmare on her breast they give fair promise for
the future when she shall be reese led from that nou
bus In Spain Catholicism alone, uraccompanied NJ by
foreign rule has suced to stihe the intellect Of that
noble country, which for aught we know has never
given sing scientific discovery TO civilization.
We see meanwhile, that modern philosophy is
spreading in Italy, despite the efforts OF cogmatic
philosophers to keep her children wandering in the
darkness Of the middle ages Differing from the Ger
mans, the Italians, following the example of Calico,
who affirmed tt at all human manifestations oughtto be
brought TO the test Of experience are striving to un-
fold the practical eide of all new ideas.
But until she shall have conquered her liberty, the
sovereignty of herself Italy will never possess phi
osophical school nor National Literature, such as
she can boast of from Dantes times to those of
NsccbiayelI. ALBERTO MARIO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06


DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR AND PARTIAL
DEAFNESS CpaEp-Dr HAsrLLY viii receive calls q, hs res
d@nce No " s. Marks pse, dudng each morning unt tsr ~
Of September The fDowaz .es,iuouiss are submitted Si,ho1
comment:
The subscriber puos.sted in his third y sy ssvsrs
,,ek Of scarlet ,or which len him partially desf wth du
agreeable discharges from the The dissrcsr wn en an
checked uut his 18th when he insueed -
csI an Dr. Hstley who ~ . entirely stopped tSs
and Of deafness To those who's
toe above disorder visited the value 81 may no
.prrecsed bat a. tor me- express the feels
felt tsirz relieved OF great al uoa
They only who been afflicted appreciate cure
"CHARLEs y. Vas Bapsr,
mo- 81 Murrsys-, N. T."
ITO DIR. HARTLEY, No. 10 81. Marks place.
For the last e.rht years have been troubled with partial
ssver,issmsut va. induced TO make trial for relief
happy say ;hs, through your cid nov entirely relieves
from the oitculty. Z. LArEsof
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoHs-Aucusr 5.-Besocs

The Court and Jury were very active yesterday.
Johp charged with assault and with
20 G aymrh 6u named Mary Ann Daley a. No 81 Baxter
,tres house Of p,cstuion July s. He ysbbsd
her In the head with knife The Jury found him guilty Of
with intent do bodily harm. The presenting many
circumstance the Recorder deuhanB
20 one year In the Peni,sntisry.
Peter Farley CHARGED with burglary In the frs. degree pleaded
zty burglary in the third old odende
wass 20 the State Prison for fye yesrA
John A snaer charged with 1ss,unz Josephine Wius
fair but ffsu dsnssl Sentenced " thirty days 10 the Say
Prison.
James Thompson pleaded pl,y to ssntins Bridget Darcy
with dangerous weapon Sent PenitensTy hs 600
year.
BY passing five He sentenced 70 three yesrs
IN the State Prison.
Ignsz Busch tried for grand larceny and acq1tts1
Many minor dIposed Of pleas u sy In sonis
Of which. the recommendation Of the District Attorney
Judgment suspendsd while ~ o,bers being 6fs ofens-s
he Recorder tempered adgne. With pegey I'D imp9sd tSa.
se2tepcsa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.
ross oy rHr SHIP WILLIAM GIBSON.

Loss oY TIE SHIP WILLIAM GIBSON.
The brig Katahdip, from Mon;evideo, arrived here
Yesterday, reports July >, lat. p % S, Ion. 81 81
smoke the officers and crew. nineteen IN all, OF the
English ship William Gibson from Glasgow for Val
paraso their ship having sunk under them at a. m.
Of same day Offered them assistance bat they,
hoping to be able to resch Rio Janero IN their boats,
did not accep, it, July 3, had heavy gales from
\. n. W. TO S. W. and have reason to fear Tor their
safety. Capt. Amesbury got no further particulars
respecting the loss of the William Gibson.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
PUBLIC MEk'IING&.
coymIssJONFRS OF HEALTH.
4 HARD PASSAGE PROM AFRICA-DIsEA>ED :

A HARD PASSAGE PROM AFRICA-DIsEA>Ep HOG
NEAT.
The Board me. at ths usua hour yesterday, 'ae
Mayor presiding.
Dr. Guss reported the biigs Il. X. Milan and fepe,
Go,n Havana They were ordered ~ be detained nine
days.
The bsig Bicniies, from Sierra Leone, was also re-
ported ,hs msicry Of her crew having died Of maig-
mar, f., er on the passage Tat only three incin1hg
The captain IN the hip On her arrival ara ln.!
were s n ore or les. sick Of the disease az 10
he scarcely able to navigate tie vessel. Also de-
tanned.
City Inspector DELAyAs reported that re hs1 seize1
fourteen csrcasses Of diseased sheep and five OF hogs
which he had found at W sshngtcn Market. The hogs
were evidently such as 81 Died of the hog caoeTa
which is ssd to b. very prevalent g. present among
the Genizens Of the city pggeries.
motion was passed authorizing the City Inspector
10 demolsh all boggeries south Of Eghty-s1th street,
unless The owners themselves did it forthwith.
Adjourned 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

ATTEMPT At WHOLESALE MuRDER.-The attempt
made on the evening Of the 9th ut TO murder the
Messengers in train on the Sciota and Hooking Valley
Railroad, in Ohio, was most deyllsh one. Al Geg-
hart Station about twelve miles from Portsmouth,
there is bridge forty feet long aud some twelve feet
high spanning ravlne in which are rough and sAarp
stones As the train turned the curve and approached
10 within one hundred yards Of the bridge, the engineer
discovered that rail had been taken up from the
track on the bridge and removed inward some Two
feet Tie engineer whs.let down breaks aud reversed
the engine. and then prepared n make q desperate
lump for MS life but the train was upon the bridge
and he could not Jump without apparently Jumping into
the yery Jaws Of death He hesrated second and 10
that second the engine tender anu three freight
lesped the chasm by the wheels bounding over The
timbers OF tie bridge.
Beyond the bridge there Is sn embankment from ten
70 twelve feet high and the freight trucks went over
tbs but the 81 gre did rot The passenger and bag
gage carr fortunately did rot reach te opening before
tie engine was checked a number Of persons would
probably have been killed. AS the engine passed
over the bridge, the brakeman Jumped Oh, and
struck locust tree falling through the im5ers some
fifteen or eighteen feet below. He !. SAID to De sen-
ously i,jured.
An hour before q lot Of ties were unoaded az the
spot and the track was al right then. The raI was
removed In the next half hour, evidently with the
murderous design Of iniereepnng the afternoon tram
and precipita.Dg cars and passengers through the
bridge. Strong suspicions are entertained against
man living in the nelghborhood lrhil. bulletin
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Life = JAbez Bur,u. D. D. By bis Taoras Perciya
BuutAg. Vol /. i-lo. PIP. So HarP-I Brothers.
American WI; and Humor Illustrated by j. McLensn. Ggo
ID 80 The same.
Mich Csws Dsy Farming. BY Charlie. l. Flint. l2u1o
Up. ilo. Philips, saupsu Co. Sod ~ Bssenaa 4
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The History o. Freema.o-Iy By J. ". 5. Mitchell NJ D.
vols. Gvo MNrie:.a Ga.
History of the Obelu r st1n Rescue. Compiled b. jacob
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

ACCUSED OF CoUsTERFEITISG.-Henry Emerson
was arrested by Detective Roach on Thursday even
ing, charged with passing counterfeit = bills ON the
Central Bank Of Hghtstown, n. j., at Newark, and
also with putting off spurious Z? notes on the same
bank in Hudson street, New-York. The prisoner was
found at No. lib West Twenty-fourtb street He was
held for examir ation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

FATAL AccIDEsI.-Three children were playing at
the corner of Tenth avenue and Twenty-seventh
street on Thursday morning, when culvert cover
suddenly gave way, throwing two Of them into the
sink. One Of the little fellows, named James Mccoy
ern sustained injuries of which he died at his real
denee, No. 30 Tenth avenue, at O'Clock the same
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

FATAL FaII.-A boy canned jon McMsto. wN
f-i u d,n. h.'ss fs.eH frpr eiat In .he rSoHs
Wsrd o. Shr,dsv II ocrct IN Forsyth s,tss' ned
B,cone tsteo th. New iot< Hp'd ~ ee roo~
,b- Teu,h w.rd. liz died 9. osocN !esi''T no'anS
CaroueT ya kuau ro'iiet-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
fkdyeriHrsu..1

WHAT OCCUPATION SHALL FOLLOW TO In
suRs HEALTH REsPxcraLrLIry AND oUccEss'A great qsss
.on for young man, but which Phreno osca Examine
ton will solve a. given Q. FowLEs & WELLss. No. "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
CITY ITEMS.

A.,ther ,u.ry lay, ani anO;her isues o: ran car
res us tren.y-four hours further toward 1862 Yes
,e,6sy ruug vss intensely bo.i The ar for most OF
the forenoon was ike the breath of heated oven,
eIcep. that il was perfectly motionless. At nooa
thsss came ptehy black cloud from the west rhlca
gave an abundance of rain for three hours. Yet the
night was very lot.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-ssxcr.L T..M


Hadden agt the New-York Six Manufacturing Com
panyyoon 10 strike out shan granted, nth 90
Before JUdg. DAILY
In the mater of John Shook, TO have his nama
ehansed. Molten denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
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Every citizen in every city ard towa should havs
p,tpr>s's PREp,sED 0Lvg il sic hoUss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

ARREST OF YOUsG BURGLARs.-Ye esterday fore
noon voorh and K sey Of Jersey City discovered twe
young png eject entrance into the
the Of Willard Derby No IS Erie street. By removing s
gs windows the door They arrested and bsfr
Walter Carl and John VNeii Recorder Bedford COM
uftsd them o iail.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

FIRg-NARRow EscAPE.-A fire broke out yester-
day afternoon OH wharf Hoboken, side Of which
was the extensive lumber yard Of r. B. Carpenter and ths
other the ,pyard Of Mr. Allison. The pronp. arrival o Chisf
Engineer Jc n Board and the Hose Companies soon seA
the fame. done chiefly the loss Of large
,ity Of lime barrels and the shed Ia which not properly
sheI.red from
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

HosTLER KICKED TO DEATH.-Thomas McCaf-
frey, hostler in the Murray Hill stables, corner Of
Sixth avenue and Thirtysixth street, went to blanket
vicious horse, on Thursday evening. Nothing being
seen of him for half an hour or more, some of his
associates vert to see what was the matter. They
found the poor fellow lying dead in the horses STALL
the vicious animal having kicked his skull in and
trsmpled his body under foot. Deceased was single
man, 2j years of age, and native of Ireland
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
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RRADy'S GALLERY

Hss REMOVED trcm Ma. $50 Brosivssso No. 81 b0sas'
corner of Bceekers.
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