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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25

Kansas News!
AND PROVISIONS IN THIS TER
r4tory are exceedingly scarce, but al the. New Firm q
+. ". LIrrELL and C. Ii. LEE will be found a good assorl
Hirntof
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
which Wilde sold asthe lowest figures. Remember The old
stand Of &. IL. Lee, opposite the Delaware House
Meinvhe All our old. customers and the puelic in general
toSfve Us a call and examine for themselves, for we are de
terInined to rs SELL as CHEAP AS THE Cheapest.
b. FIourtaken TO family resihtncesfree ofcharge.
Z. w. L1TTELL q C.. H. Lee.
Delaware, March I, 1856. =f
rs Those who are indebted to C. H. Lee are requisite
cali Lnl scttIe their Aceoanta without delay.
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THE MIGHTY HEALERs
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED.
HOLLOWAY'S

alg aes f5ss isadIas nas Pf AZ ) i qi aRs nd as a. wei veil as as The The S yeT-
es nealmg Pre2srq[on ever made know 70 suffering
ous, through the external ortfces o. the skin, invisible TO
and in all externnI affections its antiinhammatnry AMI
S Sa'lss S srsai ai ssfpasS anything else on record and is
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum.
Are two Of The most conmo and v.rulent disorders
preyalesl en- this continent, 70 these the Ointment is esne-
the venom aa1 Ilen complete Ii cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases of many years standing that have pertinacionsiy
in1ari%biy succambsd TO few appicalio Ine Of this po Htxe
full unguent.
Eruptions of the Skin.
arising from : bad state Of tn blood or chronic diseas"
gained BY the restorative elton of this ointment. II snr
IN IFS power to dispei rashes and other disagurenenis o.
Piles and Fistula.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent and stubborn
this emolient; warm lamentations should precrIe it's APP
ough and lnvariable.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
in the foHowing cases:
Bunlons, Mercurial Erup- Skin Diseases,
ccSRaPPPsa Hands. EE5es. SIRE 81 Legs ss.-D
Eistnla, R!ngworn, Sore Heads,
N WDasss ., all IIf al ssp nT ios,,,.
kiads, Yenereal Sores, reuer,
Sores OF all kinds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are genuine unless tho words
Holloway, New York and London, - are disernible as a
water mark in every leaf Of the book of directions around
each pot or box: the same may be plainly seen by holding
the leaf to the light. A handsome reward will be given to
any one rendering such information AS may lead to the de-
lection ofany party or parties couuterfeitingt the medicines
or vending the same, knowing them TO be spurious.
- Sold at the Manufactures of Professor HOLLOWAY, SO
Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable Drug-
gis:s and Dealers In Medicine throughout the United States
and The civilized world in pots at rs cents, 63 cents, and
81 each.
n8-Thereis q considerable saving by taking The larger
sizes.
n. B--Direeions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed to eaehpot.
March ii, IS59-Iy
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Farm for Sale.

TIL subscriber offers VERY Low and on EASY TERMS
L i29 acres Of hrst class laid, situated three miles south
OF delaware, and u miles north OF ColunlL US, Oh the Glen
tangy river near the villaGc of Straiford. Tlfr y acres are
well tiubrred. the rest excellent grain or st:ck land, with
guod buildings. Church, School, Mills, &C. handy.
Feb, Is, i59-If MILAN &. NuNUG.
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Sugar--NeW Sugar.

I Will sell or exchange for property in tirs county. nr a
L sock of Nt"rls, 24l acres of best farming lands, w.H To-
Gated and a pidiy Increasing in value. Scleclrd aud IN
tered some years age. y NILSSON.
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Hungarian Grass Seed.

WE have on hand a lot of this Justly celebrated seed (
~ sale cheap. b. nj IITTEII, a SON
Fehrnarg IL, 1862,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25

Z EEPS a supply of six aal Straw BoENrTS. In sI
IA all tastes; ami makes 10 order all kinds ri Siik HATS
Ok ESSES and ANTILIAS ---A-AzN
Always al home with scissors and needle in hand,
To cut and iii for all that she can E
Delaware, Oct. s, 1855.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25

BOOTS SHOES. ar
THE undersigned takes his merhod - trfrrIniaE his
= fricads,and Tie pEsic gen+r5liy bal he MS p irchss
10 make room Tor Spring a;0ek.
The stock consistsoi -
Mems Coarse Kip Boots,
Ladies', Misses and fhil4rens Shoes or All Kfuris ami sfzss,
He will q $50 iiSe measures "a ii IN N II ,cilr, .i 4r..
criptonEof work of the 1est1 Iml by xp-rieIce1
Workmen.
lie welll especially call the attention of beyers to rx
anime his stock before purchasing als.Nhr re.
LoCATlcN-0rposite the y mrlcar Iiausc. west side San
1nsky streci, Delaware, o.
~ @ T.. C WEN.
y, B--The hoof and accean's % + Il .uie.: Are nov III
nay hands All persons indet It'd "a h'lr by hn'" rr book
acrouri are rs1nested to ca II and settle me SAM, \, C.
M5rrh 4. toje-tf -
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White Wheat Flour,
Watches.

A very choice article nov: N STORE 4
IA X. E. uIT.Ls& SON.
Junua nv "A. % Lz.aA-
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80 HhstA ~ III "
The -jrcr is one of th.,
huan,n Hniy; Hud when III
the .oNr:SUItaezvs4rtn ar
al is almost entirely dot
tlbn O HE Lie. Tor the
functions: when Ut- STONES
ARE II iaTll, AMI The Whulei
4n"uco u nu.e org n-u,-
as tuN. For The 'i,seNsss'
pT-uprivlsrs las male 4 Alsi
uure tlanf~ entyE ear. IA,
with 10 cuaGterIct Ike Hia-
IL is liable.
To prove that Ids rrmG-i
sun troubled otth Lar-r
iarIns. n.ts DVttotfy bot
taiD.
TAc-e Goes reHapgr all
'fe >tr=@. SHIli yInE ~
81 mic, .si-.Vl-"tul- The
srk5 wriLpUs qs'g f,e -tood |
ne " buir machinery, re- I
ttiseHSe-r'tfcctiu. Il I'd teal ,
B5{li9al< uttofehs are cured !
ri. h. die occasional usc
Tor. !
ure dose after -aifng is !
usi..teh aud prevent The )
Jag.
Only one dosetaken be- (
sag tHed e. =
Only one dose taken at I
genIly, aiId rHrSs LDstifc :
Oae dose taken AFTER ,
bcpSia ,
ono dose Of two tea
.ieue Sirk Headache {
Jne bot 81 taken for fe- :
ia" CAUSE of the k.Sease. :
only IA duse iinInrdi- 6
pnc'tose oiiuu repeated
.H1t bus, ant "a proven i've {
- Only one buitia Is :
Sys.ein HE effects of mcdI- ?
30 ne both taken iJr {
90 ne-soruhn 'turtl color {
One dnsr taken n snort
s"F rs the aPpuIitr 0ltG
bus ;O>" Of en- rePe itri
lis w"rSl forms. while Sa.sn
yIrl;i almost Ia N. irsE
'sis o. twO doses curusi
Al Children; turru are no
comedy in tir aurId. as IT,
Ec~ boz les cares
sorbcnts.
" Ltke pleHsurS In re-
a-ya preventive for Re cr,
fe.Hs"i II BIGt1.A TgDr.-i
AMI flIustIds are iliiugi
rautp7.
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Artists Materials,

CONSISTING OF Canvass. Bristol Board, Drawing g.
per, Cancels lair Brushes, Newman and % porda
aarr CnlorS, Engl.sh lube Paints, Black aud GOlOruu
mona, Paleits Knives and boards, &c. &C. SaIdby
TWa2J. 1865. Is. DICKINSON & SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-03-25

The pews Of the Episcopal Church will
be rented for the ensuing year. on Monday
April 9Th. See notice.
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Inquire

T. To ,bn spp.rior merits ofthe "tnnrrican. WafrAts6s a
L tInek rrnrr In simplicity of SoD-trurf6u. fNraifttt
4 make Sri hnenssS OF uaish. vntuN u "a a~rsndlngh Naas
Docke IF time prioa. a s,n1 LSsortUcQ Of iAern NAL BE
Ionnd NJ rie new jew Try 3 Fancy store,
A So n ron Rssormclt Of ~ 50 ~ Aagltsh MhAehcL At
very 10 y prices Can and exalnnse sAeaslvekgA a. No. B..
I'M K.nNh- ULAII
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Rubber Betting,

w f are agents for the Boston Betting Company ana
w have on hand allthe widths from 3 to Sin. 1hisis sn
peraor 10 Leather Ecl,ing in many respects, and costA ouly
about two-thirdsas much. TEEMs CASH. Hs
Feb. p ,. - CD. P0TTER-& co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

Milwaukee club wheat 50 80 for red Ohio and Indiana
Wheat dull, with snx Of white Indiana for country
milling at 81 AK. Corn quiet Cana, frelea<s steady
but dull ut 2sc on four c. wheat and exc on corn
10 Hew York. No receipts Of nour grain o. lake.
Canal exp0rE-5 COO bushels wheat sud 200 do. corn
BUFFALO, July 1857 n.
Flour fair trade demand the market tending strongly
dArd spring wheat 81 70 q SIS Tor extra Illinois from
spring wheat, IS SIS so for DO. wisconsin from club
wheat, 50 % t6 80 for extra Michigan, Indiana and
Ohio 90 62x " tor double extras. Wheat quiet aud
nothing mpos .snt doing Corn nomnaly nrmer as the
cose sales nearly 600 bushels ordinary Toledo Ut 7lc
and $500 buaheis sound Illinois ut 75c Ohcr grams
wheat, and 35c flour 10 New York. Whskey nominal
at 2bXc. Lake rports2 900 bbh. flour, 600 bushels
whest Canal exports-6o bbs. hour, 4,7oo pusnes
wbest
BAIsYxoax July Is, 1859.
Flour unchanged and selling as So. Wheat Arm: white
81 rs 81 49, Corn buoyant white, 6Ac; yellow, 84c
s6c. Lard, IL 10. llxo. whiskey steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

TOPOGRAPHY or TIE WAR-The interest excited by the
events passing in Italy has created an immense demand
for accurate charts Of that country Our map publishers
bave os. time in supplying the public wants. and al
ready we have had dozen beautifully executed sps
sent us amongst the best Of which may mention
those Of Root, Anthony Co., j. Hgginson, schoen-
burg & Co., Ensign Brdgman and Tanning, De Silver,
Philadelphia Petersen ditto All these have been pre-
pared with close attention to the progress or the
campaign that would be fcuu TO accord TO any one
OF them esupeorty in that respect The best pan for
tbss desiring TO distinguish be- their merits is to
buy them ala means Of criticism happily paced within
their reach by their small coat.
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Supreme Court-special Term.
THE WARRINGTON MARKET CASE.
Boforo Hon. judge Roosevelt.


July l3.-7he People Of hs Sat- Of Mo- Fork and
7oy,or Brennan, r.. SslaA A. Bc9pt and ooers.
I'm reading and ding the order made in this action,
curing the plaintiffs show Cause, amongst other things,
why heorder the ID Of August the appointment
OF receiver and for the issuing Of injunction should
not be vacated and the and all subsequent pro.
ceedpgs set aside and why defen dants, including
the Mayor Aldermen and ComnonAIsy Of the city Of New
should noI nave suco ttLer relief the nature OF
the csee might require; and reading sundry afdavs
ano other papers, and srg support or and In
opposition TO- the said DOT It Is adudeed A declared
that tho said order Of I'd August by reason of the
subsequf ut action Of tn parties the Court has been
vscsed and 3D. snd longer 10 force: aud Il 10
further ordered that n pry Nco E-a be- and IA hereby
appointed referee 70 pess the of the In
respect Of the rents co ecd by him under said order
that the receiver aao the trust company mentioned In said
order pay the balance such accounting 70 the
Mayor, Aldermen and Commoualty the city Of New York
euretyship cancelled and is further ordered that the
default taken At the Circuit be opened and judgment
and execution and atiainments any set aside and the
possession OF the premises restored to the Mayor
men and Oommonaity, to hold In ike manner before
the raid appointment OF receiver and before the said
judgment execution and allotens And II ia further
ordered that the occupants Of the premises be restrained
from paying 10 the plaintiff any Of them, 10 the
cever rents due become due In respect Of the
premises in question; and that the plaintiff, and the re-
cetver be 10 like manner eroned from collecting or at
tempting To collect the same until the further order
Court And 10 further adju iged that the iuunoon
stranrg the occupants from paying TO the CORPORATION o.
be city, and the Corporation from collecting said rents is
dissolved.
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The RHrhersbarg at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, July Is, 1888.
The seaship Parkersburg arrived At six O'Clock
this morning.


Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, July IL, 1852
Cotton unchanged: sales to day 500 bales middling
Kc sales Of three days 24o0 bales receipts the
time 600 bales, against 800 last year. gunniee 12c
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1859.
TourA declining tendency; superne offered at SIS Is,
without sales. Wheat-Salee 5000 bushels Southern
at l41 40 81 49, Corn-SAles 900 bushels yellow at
SIC. Whskey steady 1t 2Ic. q 2sc.
CINCINNATI, July IL, 1885,
Flour dull at IS 7e 81 80. Wheat active. Whskcy
dull Provisions neglected.
CINCINNATI July Is, 1850.
FourA declining tendency; sales at IS IS IS 80 for
snperhDe. Whiskey dull at 24Ic Provisions more az
tve Bacon shoulders oc. a7o sides 50. Bulk should
orc Co.
Oswzoo, July 1872. n
Flour unchanged; nles k 500 bbla ii IS q from extra
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CERTAIN REMEDY.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN

oAETAIH REMEDY
81 HEALTH w 9s AxEaIoAs 81
enre superiority OF the Graeen berg cases OF
has CAUSED many 10 admit tine fact among
nem an eminent nowc nvhced Of bis nistAk.
NOR can Ge usual form OF Homeopathy however, IT,
esuc ranua or e assortment o. ncures and
pellets be ever hing more than amusing pAsms tha
yte .upey Of the arssfenberg trsstment being thus ad
heir hspes-
Ah ofthe Graefepberg famy medicines prepared BY q
La a physician and they may be relied ypon IN AL cases fs
cnes from which one may be seiscsd assptsd 70 Ss ca.s
For sale at he ssaSs Of the assfspbs.s COMPANY.
r. fS; 81 H,s rsTs row row. h SsT Yo,s
MARSH LII. 8 UTxhINE 0MfsoLrC0N
certain foy all female monthly .rreguisrt,ea weak
Other local OF The orzaDs Is welt Is he
Price 81 80 per bottle; ave bottles fos So. be eafey
sent by express.
CAUTION.
name and label has been put in circulation.
'''''' -'' ''1 JosauAr BsrDes.xp.
Secretary and Consulting PhyAiciXn
arssieaherg Company.
Irvalids throughout tie country may rdress ~ Bridge
concerning heir health, With per feet confidence
required the letter must contain dollar insury
fsrsors, consultations may be held with Dr. Bridge =. the
consuaog rooms OF the institution. 81 Park oce hours
6es who troubled with any Of the complaints incider
their sex, or these who troGbled with any malignant
esse suffering from the effects previous Improper trss
fenberg Com papy, 80 Psrs row, N Y.
Dysentery tisrrhna obosers and al the bowel compai,ts
yield nedstsy to the Graetenberg Dyseny syrup Pcs
30 cents per bottle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

THE FIRE MARsHALs REPoRr.--We have be
fore us in pamphlet form the report Of Fire Mar
Hhsl Baker for the six months from December
1858, to May 81, 1859. This document contains
many important facts relative to the causes and
consequences of fires in our city and illustrates
also the great value of the Office Of Fire Marshal,
not alone in preventing and detecting iucendiar-
ism, but in checking the system of raising false
alarms those fruitful sources of disgracefdl and
often fatal content tons among fremen.
The number of fires which occurred during the
past six months amounted to 1876, showing de.
crease of rem as contrasted with the previous
half year. The number Of incendiary dres also
Elbows considerable diminution-no less than
Twelve from The preceding six months out of
forty, that being the number of arson cases for
the last BALI OF 1858, while the number since
then has been only twenty eight. Within the
latter period Of which the report speaks TWEEN
tyfve arrests have been made on charges of
arson, or attempts to commit that crime, out of
which thirteen have been indicted by the Grand
Jury, eight dismissed by Police Justices, and
four required to find security for future good
conduct. Out of those indicted six have been
found guilty, end one of them, James Shepherd,
is to suffer death for the offence on the 22d Of
this month. OF the number indicted one has
died in the city prison, another has been liberated
from custody, and four are still awaiting trial In
the Tombs.
The Fire Marshal draws the attention of the
Mayor and Common Council to the laxity of the
laws against arson, under which he says 1t is
almost impossible to procure conviction. It is
necessary that some legislative measures should
he taken to make offenders amenable to justice
for this grave crime, and we hope that the Le-
gislature will attend to it next session.
The list of nationalities of persons charged
with this offence presents some curious facts.
It appears that out Of the whole number 20 per
cent were Americans, Is per cent Irish, "a per
cent Germans, Is per cent Hebrew, per cent
English, 3 per cent French, and per cent of
other natious
The total loss by fires included in this report
amounts to s260,50S, decrease of $97S,S43 as
compared with the previous half year. The
total amount paid by the insurance companies
was only $lsS,555, a comparatively Insignificant
sum in large city like this It will thus be
seen that there has been great diminution in the
amount Of property destroyed, as we'll as in the
number of conflagrations; the result no doubt Of
the active Intervention of the Fire Marshal and
the efficient labors Of the Gremen.
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Shocking Murder at South Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July Is, 1859.
Two rowdes, Thos. Eaton and George Burk, demanded
Of peaccabe citizon W. H. Taylor, that he should go
into tavern and treat them. Taylor refusing to do IT,
seized by Eaton and knocked down. waen Burk put
p.o the back Of the head Of tho PROSTATE man and
blew his brains out Burk escaped, bu! Eaton was
regted.
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Drawings or Wood, Eddy Il Co.'s Lotteries.
DKIAwARr Extra GLASS. NO. $685. JuLr -, laso.
s, 50, 81 80, II, 26. 80, II, SO. 73, 40, 81, AZ.
DELAWARE Glass NO. Ss4. July 13 1859.
43, 68, go, AZ, IS, H. 49, 81, 2e, Ga, rs, 80, 63,
0SoRGiA CLASS No. sSl. JuLv =, ,wc
GA, 49, II, 70, %: q, 40, So, 81, 10, 81, 50, Q.
oEoRGiA Extra GLASS, No 1884, JULY l3 1852
Not received.
WOOD, &DDY 1 CO, Wilmington Del
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The United States Steam Fr1gate Lancaster.
| PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1862
The United States steam frgae Lancaster has returned
| here for repairs 10 her machinery.
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Fire In Rome, N. Y.

ROME, N ", July Is, 1859.
IRE broke out In woodshed Of the watertown and
Rome Railroad Company at this place this afternoon.
Seven hundred cords Of wood burned, besides six
box and three platform CARS The loss TO the CON-
pany ID So 600; no insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

ARRIVAL OF BANDS or Music AT SARATOGA A.
The bands engaged 70 play ~ the different hotels have al
arrived and the fashionable season may be said u hare
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Dsastcr TO the Brig Elizabeth Watts.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1859.
Tie Brig Elizabeth Watts, for Boston, has return
ed here for repairs, having sprung leak when of
Cape Henopen.
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National Convention OF Young Mems Chris
tan Associations.

Troy, N. T., July 10, 1859.
The sixth annual Convention OF the Young Mers Chris
tan Associations Of the United States and the Canadas
assembled at DR.. Bemans church, in this city, TO day.
About 800 delegates present Twenty States the
Canadss and New Brunswick represented. The Con-
ventor was called TO order by F. A. Sheldon, of Troy
President of the LIST Convention. For permanent officers
tho following gentlemen were chosen
President, George q. Stewart, of Philadelphia
Vice Presidents, ]. B. Wiikens, Richmond, Va Thos
Potts, St Johns, N B. L. B. Fisher San Francisco Cal
Secreto'1G--W J. Rhees, Washington, D. c.; O. L.
Ives, New haven, Conn. J. H. Ponger, New Orleans La
The Convention will hold two sessions each DAY, with
religious services each evening, until Friday On satur
day the delegates 60 railroad excursion to Saratoga
Spriurs
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MAJ anil Huuvv -
% $40 1850
lnstAtutsOa.
INTERESTING EXERCISES-ADDRESS OF On PEEr-RR-
PORT OF THE EXAMINING coMMIrrRF-NAMEs or
THE eRApUArEs-ORArIoN AND POxn Erc
rNa c,..r a., -, ,., :. a.. -,. =, A.
ANNUAL eAoo'uoa :" sao pupn' '" '"'
Def and Dumb Institution held yesterday afternoon
n the institutior nm ,na 49,. 40 ~. ydsor and mi
-,.h...-a..- ..o DAaA.o' VIC usNe, 49, ~
""SiNb WIG n'ense neat, the cuhPei, wncro INC On
ercses took place, filed by highly respectable audi
enoe the majority Of whom vara tha nsrsnts and
oAns VI tne pupils VINO we're In attendance TO convey tne
children home for their summer vacation rho front seats
were occupied by the vsars ha tho ,rrc.,es NJ thu in
s,,,,,.,,, -. -. Sae''' "'A'' '.' :, '.'
s''"o" "S'0 oe@seo IN the rear Al tnIoo o'ciock hs
pupils marched in procession To the chapelthe girls be.
ing dressed in wnta-and n-..an,.d raa.ino and
.,s, ~ P'0~'S'''N P'~"Ae ~ '"N
The exercises were commenced by
Dr. PsEr the p,e,asn, vno .rok. .. so,,o,v. In thu
rood provdence of CoA -. 80 ~. c,n.. ~
another acsnemic vear vh ss;,ss ~ sr.c,,s pcovj
inmates has in Seasa h % ma So.h -. =, ,ss
suffered somev hst fror dss ,,s y, c.,annot srS
youth AZ tho nrsvs,ono. ~ - $500 .Ssr.r ~
forty cases near the Close os nc 10
ever OF no very grast saua., go ~ Jaa,h hss -.
Cured during The vss. Tha $780, ~ .ur;,. 10 aSS
divided into fHasn y Issso LUG nuSor w pu .,. ooC
q special teacher TIE s~srcsss On sht. occa.;on will he
confined 70 the class Of the ss.t ~s. of whom
nv purpose 70 make anv sStaudsS srx lin rsvarT
10 the avster ~ ins, .,.;o S .o Scs.u 1, -,
ssy thai we take them a, sh "s nci =,
Reinforcement and hiring thar. ~ rrhst Won ,y, sao
illustraled in Inc ers,,sas On ,hs .,",as ,s
The extremes ara verv d 49,, Too.s ,,ho Cana -
us when thev Grst .., 49, sp"t ;. n " 49,,
names. Of The Name or a .,,sia oh;c, tot .h ~ 81
spiritual existence and Of the esis,ercs Of Saoreme
Reng 10 whom ,bsv osa ~d h,,., SuP,e s
homage and wsrship Wnsn thav ,s.va rs in
general thew are restored "a soc,atv and S,,ad
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Ksnpsdy's Medical Discovery ss w.rranteo
10 scrcfuA eryspelaa salxbcu raid head ucerssct
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Strong and FlsvOry Tea, One Dollar the
chest and coffee N lbs fer q dollar, at CHRISTIAN
SONS, No, Chambers OF 2l6 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
took Gre. A st. Petersburg letter OF that date

took IRE. A 81. fetersouIB iecter VI nat uasc
Says
S,vpr TO the excessive heat ann abscccs OF for
soms weeks psss fires have become Of Almost DAILY os
cuyreoce The dag before yesterday ths es isgea
sg faubourg OF st Petersburg burnt the ground
sx streets being entirely destroyed. Yesterday IRE
broke the AprsxDe Dvor osztsr and great fears
were olt eet the coufarston should exteod 70 that
labyrinth oil stree.s and little shops, Which n 49,
have totally destroyed Luckily tne progress OF tn
ure was arrested In time. To Gay the atmosphere has
been refreshed ny torrent OF raa wnch lasted Tor two
hours 70 the great JOY Of ell the Inhabitants OF st. Peters
burg
II will thus be seen, that intense and almost
uncomfortable as the beat was yesterday, we are
not quite as badly oil as the ST. Petersburg folks.
But, while the temperature was anything but
agreeable 10 individuals, yesterday was glo-
rious day for the crops. II is just such weather
Tho country requires to finish up the rireaing.
Nearly tbree-foorths Of the entire crops through
out the country are already secured, and q con-
knuance Of hot weather would soon save the re-
mainder. Toe portion already gathered would
make of itself alone an abundant crop; but when
1t is all in the people will have reason to thank
Providence for one of the richest harvests the
country has ever yielded.