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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
GRAFENRERG
E A M IL Y NJ ED L @ I N E I;
Retail Prices :
HOME TESTIMONY.

= HARTFORD, tt umbull Co., O., March Z, 81,
hereby certify that have been dealing in the Graf
berg Medicines for the past year. and truly
have offered any medicines to the public that
met with The more decided appreciation Of the pee 'e
than these particularly the Pills and Cafholicon y
will readily form all and more than is promised
them. have sold about fifty bottles of the Cahois
the past season. and hear the best results in every &c
u H. G. JOHNSON Med Ag''.
Read what DR. Bnshne SAYS of the Gtaffenbrrg M' l.
ci es. Dr. B. is physician of extensive practice
one of the mcst successful in the county Trumbui IN
which he residee:
This certifrs that nave used the Grafenberge Pa 5
and Marshails Catbo,icon. sold hereby H. c. JohnsYt
in my practice my entire satisfaction They
medicines. DIR. w. BuSHNELLi
Hartford Trumbull Co, Earch z, l57. Z. = L.
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Willow Cabs.

AS-T-NEw SUPPLY .Gp of elegant Willow Cabs fol
y h,ldrpn lust receiyed and for sale cheap at the
Sept. Is, lsa9.) RAVENNA nooN s1o"A'
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/ Cloth g, Caesfmeres and Vestings, an endless
variety Any wanting anything in this lin will do
/ ltne ourst

HOOP SKIRTS, a Terrific pile,-white
and colored cheaper than ever-aH prices. WE Do
BRAG on selling most cheapest and the best tor the
least money We sell capital skirt for ONE Dollar
also skirt supporter and hustle combined, Tor Zoe
the best thing of The kind in use.
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We would call particular attention to our stock OF
Ere c h WI r i N o 9 !,
Plain Plaid and Figured We selling good all wohi
Mrrino at 65c full assortment Of small paids, just
the thing for the little folks
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e'nAis' nave ! Hi 4. WILLIAMS, NJ D., Charleston.

EigBst2 West Bedford, Coshocton Co.. May IA, 1857
Mr. B Kingsley, Sir:-I have teen selliDt the Met
icnes of Graenterg Company for the last ten yea
and have invariably found them to give good satsfactio
and the Pills have sold to great many families res
ularIy their tea and coffee, and with trade tn,
have stable article. Marshaifs Uterine Cathoi
con is medicine that done great amount of got
in famale diseases lady sold to told me that
had received more hencft from hottie than she d
from n long course of medical treatment by the mos
slillful physicians. Yours truly.
| Jan, /, 1858. JAMES WILSON.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS
THEY ARE FOR SALE, AND WILL
BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST
LIVING PRICES.

ELAINE 1--WE have a splendid stock, some
OF entirely new designs, and beautiful coiors-gohs
fast.
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Child & Bishops Melodeons,
TEN REASONS
FOR BUYING
A Piano. Mel0deOn or Guitar
Al A ~

a PianO. MeiOdeOn or Gultar
OF GEO. HALL. RAVENNA:
1st MIR Hall is acknowledged to be the oldesi dealer IN
Meot cons on an extensive in the United Sfaes ana
has kept pace with all improvements the instru'
n eEt originated, in the year ls45 -.---..-7ic
End He has always dealt the arket affords
and by close observation pains taking he is enabled
rd Mr. a Sss Always nhed
uniform price, and as low as can be bought of the Manu-
4th He delivers instruments when DESIRED and guar.
antees Them in every respect
for clerk hire and store rent is saved TO the
9th. Instruments received new and perfect, With.
out having been up rooms, and pounded UPON ny
unpraeced hands as usually the with those bot
from ware-rooms in cities =si-a.t , f.--s
7th The purchaser exchange his in. trUmen for
higher priced one any time within year. paying tns
difference in the regular prices Of the Instruments
can change any within years by paying the diff
only in the regular prices OF the two Old Panoa
and Nelodeons also takea in exchange tor new
9th Mr. Hall gives full directions when the instrument
is taken in It's pe-ervation use proper course
10Th MI Hall PROPOSES as her tofore, keep besi
instruments market Affords and to stand high IN mis-
dealing fairly with lis customers III MS ne
ne nHn ~
| A norton down. aud rte balance in 8 and months
TWELY YE .NEW &. BEAUTIFUL ia.
les of Melodeons. of fine rosewood nnish' varying
price from Is to $50 dollars.
-ELETE.N STYLES
Of Pianos of desirable prtrrns mostly octave of ftons
surprisingly lovely: and iought npon the Pr.PeIo. pr
Or INFERIoR - -, - iss., 5s- 9aa All ssa
Il ,s.7s,-q FOREIGN CUSTOMERS. tls sF.naz
Mr. Hall Instruments 10 most of the southerI
and aud Cspadas. Persons may oTder OF
Mr.. H much confidence and satisfaction as tho
they present TO select ss iz1ts 1.i- =
QUESTION OFTEN, ASKED: -
why don't you keep lowerprieed, cheaper Instruments
Anslor-Because like to see customer s'e tns
next M eetin5. S. -s--
SEVEN PARTICULARS,
In which our instruments superior:
IL. Quality of tone, free, pure. soft and loud;
. 2. Great power of ,one-majestic & sublimei
g. Perfect Equality of tone;
4. Quick. ensy and even touch;
s. Great durability;
6. Symmetry and beauty of finish;
T. Being in excellent tune.
Reference
L. w. Hall & Son.. RavennaS J. T. Green.
i'''''' - '-N''' : GEO HALL,
AsHTABuLA. ONO.
Ruvenna, April 4th 1859. aprS
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TIMES 0F HOLDING COURTS IN THE
i 9h Judicial district of Ohio for the year d.
1860 fixed and ordered by the Judges Of the Court OF
Common Pleas. sal .4s q s.. af /
Be it xed ordered tina, the District Courts for
1859 in The several Counties of said District beginning
at the times following, TO wit; ..zs .I-r.T sel
Ia the County of Coumbiana. .Tuesda !, May 10th,
In the County OF Carol. Wednesday, May 18th.
In the the County Of Lake. Monday, sept ioh,
In the County Of Getuga.. Wednesday, Sept 12hs
In the County Of Ashnbua,. SSnaSy, S sspe; lsh s
In the County of Mahoning .Wednes ny Oct Sd
And tha! the Courts Of Gomm9U Ua sna os neif I'm IN
times following, to wit: ~ -,
In the County of Stark, February s7th; June 4t and
DC ober 22d H ?" -. o,
and October 10th. t. a.,
In he County OF Colunbiana, March oln' 'une 1sn
In the Co msy of Portage, February 18th; May 2lst
AiI T., the Com,y uf rrumbu March 5th; June 4th and
October both. ...f-~ aL.gi a75 I9h
In the County of Lake. February 1s h; May l4th and
In the County of Geaugs, March 5th; May 2sth and
October 22d .est '9. - -,
In County of Ashabua, March 26hi June lin ano
The Clerks Of said Courts of said several Counties
ais of Ds;rict and Comrnon Plen, publish the
same required by law. enacted April o. 1893
Fixed and ordered by US at can6eld Mshoning County
i o' BF. HOFFMAN,,
\ r's.s. ai- '-4l '7'' sa aE- L. w. POTTER.
II aas--- --f -.Lsa ssai.- l--s4 JOHN W.CHURCH,
i HORACE WILDER.
judges of the Courts of Common Pleas, OF the 9tt
Judicial District of Ohio.
thereby certify that the foregoing is truly taken ant
copicd from the original order on e in the Clerk
off e E.boSfWICh. nlerk'
Nov. I4tb. 1859. aa--' ft.-s a.-itl hovzS-w
TIE s,rsaas srarE faanty. os SIS. Probate Court
1NoTICE is hereby given, that the Ex
Il ecuo1rs and Aiminstraiors on the following Es
tates aud the following named Guardians hav. present
ed to the Court of Proae of the County OF Portage
the S,a.e of Ohio their settlement accounts which ar
placed on file in the office of the Judge of said Court
continued for inspect of all persons interested
uu I'll the l5t, day of December, A. D. 1853:
:, Abraham Oirnstead. Final Settlemen
g George Udall. 90
II william X. Seiby ~
~ 81 Daniel Slusaman. "a 90 -'' -.
I. !. Charles Croc er................... 90 81.
Isabella Mullignn.. Farual se't'eihei
= Nathaniel Corbett.. 90
8 j. Ward. Guardian BENZ. Fritirs heirs, settifme
f H. collins. Gnardan to J Evans 90
u Smith. Guardian to Annette Goodell...... 90
~ p Mason, Guardian to FrancFs Mason...... 40
i l-r. -faa'1 --G DARIUS LYMAN. Probate judge
- !. Ravenna, Nov 1s. 1859 pov23-2w
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am physician of thirty ears practice. My prn Y
nal stuv been disease OF fenales hey have
nlly bsfied my best efforts. Obrsining the maieri
lcompos'ng Marsbalrs Uterine Catholicon, was pleas
with them; gave them fair trial. and found mys
abundnntly successful In my former practice COT
only mitigate the symptoms of about half the cases.
could one in ten. Now can radically cure
lens, seventeen in twenty mitigate the cot
slider Marsbars Uterine Caholieon the greatest biess
to females have met with. sEt L u t5t y IL
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Shilling Prints, any quantity,
all coilors kIuds aud styesal can find just the thing

Our stock OF III w L s, venture to
saw can't be beat. Ray State immense pile Brocha
long aud square. Stella with Fancy and Brocha borders
all st,le, Aso pile Gents Shaws at lower prices
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Black and Fancy SILKS-ap entire new stock
we think we can Inducements in these govds that
unsurpassed.
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lam Methodist cergym NJ My heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health of have travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel. thank God however,
that all these diseases give way to the Graf
nberg Marshairs Uterine Catholicon wherever it has
been used. Rev. PETER sHAR R, Risgeyay. Mich,
formerly of Western Star. Medina Co, o.
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Plain and figured Wool Delaines, all colors.
ret.v stock of Dark Winter GsINGs HAMS; also, q
large pile of brands Of shilling GINGHAMs in the
county.
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For sale by Curtis Hatch, Ravennn; A. NJ. Sherman,
Franklin: ID. w. Goss Brother Edinburg; J. Wheel
er. Randolph; A. Converse & Co., Roostown; streator,
Daily & Co., Shaiersviile; c. & C. r. Rarmon, Aurora;
J.W. Foster, Mantua; F. Lee 6 Son. Garrettsville Z.
M. Stanton Srreesborough; and by Medicines dealers
generally. For Medicines AGENCIES address
+ < il II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
Aren't for Ohio.
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lufus Pope Us. .Andre,o NJ. Pope.

Rufus Pope es. .4ndrep W. Pope.
iCHERIFFe SALE.-By virtue of an
- order Sale directed aud delivered from the
Court Common Pleas in and for the County OF Portage
and Stare Ohio snail expose sale ut public vendue
at the of The Court House in the town of Rayenna
in said County ard Saie Saturday, the lOt day OF
Decenbrr a. D.ls59 the hour of o'clock P
NJ said day, the following described lands and tene
Situated in The township of Mantua County of Portage
and state of Ohio known the Brick Tavern Stand in
said Township of Mantun, more PARTICULARLY descr1hed
by being part of lot No. 90 in said Township being
one acre including the Brick Tavern, called Bounded
orlh and by the State Road south by iands now
or lately own-d by Lewis Turner that was Formerly 81
off TO the widow Laura Atwafer, her right OF DO
and excluding include an acre OF lana
Also one piece ir the same lot right west Win
harm standing thereon. bounded north and east y the
highway State Roads south by land owned oy ia nes
Story running st to his west line; thence nor:h to me
State Road supposed to contain onehaf OF an acre
Sold on an Order of Sale the property of Andrew
M Pope, at the suit of Rufus Pope.
a1Mas r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Sberfs Office, Ravenna Nov. Z. u. 1852 novs-aw
IL H. G. Ranney, Prff's Atty,s: tty---
-RosUeH Thompson Us. Etishn Garrett.
CHERsFF SALE.-By virtue Of Fl. Fa to m'
y directed and delivered from the Court OF common
Pleas of Portage Cuuity of Ohio, shall offer 10
sale public vendle at he door Of the Court tonss
Ravrnna on Saturday. the 10 day of December, d
1859 al O'Clock P NJ. of said day the following descnb
ed lands and teneinenis ito wit - p =
Situate nshp of Nelson. County of PORTAGE
State of Ohio and being part of lot No. IN ID Town
shin and is more ,articna,ly known being the nnd
viied partG wit 4ilO0] of Village lot No. 50 in Gar
rcorded in portaoe County Record Book O. page 365.
Appraised al $1,000.
Taken on an execution the properly of Elisha GaI
rest at the suit of Roswell Thompson .--= q
1sf@s-oasn gu 'Ay Tilos Fl e1 R. WILL ANS, Sheriff.
ars Sheriff's Office, ..a-.. .e..a
Ravenna, Nov Z, II. d. 1859. 5 nov9-5w
D. Nartsn, Attorney.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities eak ness uterine dsinc me nts
and uterine difficulties and constitutional tIou
bles of women. ireiy cured by THE GRAFFEN-
BERG MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOL1CoN
In this connection Miss Beecher sister of the Rev
have nine sisters and sisersm law. and four
teen female cusns all married. and all elicnte and all
rg. Amid the immense circle of my friends and ac-
uuanances cannot recall ten married ladies. born in
this century ard country, who perfectly healthy In
cases. however, where the Gratnberg Catheticon has
been used say that health has rapidly taken the
place of disease and ladies have become robust, strong
vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason of Elmiia, "Beautifui indeed is
the conhding, trusting nature of woman. hut how much
does need to be protected by watchfulness that WI
lead her, In time of disease 10 appea to ca ndvise
of scientific educaton moral worth and purity of charac
ter II these may be secu ed by addressing the traf
fenberg Company.
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It give great pleasure certify the invariabIe
curative acsiou offhe Graffeners MarshalPs Uterine
Cntheieon Ia acases Of male disease and to the skill
aud high moral character of the Medical department Of
the Gratienberg Company j. B LAMBET, M d.,
a Auburn, -Four Corners, Penn.
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DElMOCRAT.I
RAVEN MA, OHIO.
A o 7 o II n.

zsanesday Morninug. - - :. November so, 1859.
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HATS AND GAPS.

The Gentleman writes such Exquisite Stories, CTh
Ledger Man) tells have the hest tock OF Hats ant
Cars in the county, and selling them very low
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Erastus Darrov. Us. Reuben It. Rothrocks

R,v.aaa sasf,fa. sdr !. oaiis' .a. O. 1889 ners-sr
s u. Nartau, Attorney.
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MARRIED..

CAvE-JOSEPI-In his city, Monday. April q By Tie
Rev Dr. Mott Geo j. Cave 10 Lucy Eyiua daughter Of Capt
Emanuel Joseph, oil Of this city
HATTON-O RCHARD-Ou "Wednesday, April %, by the Rev.
Isaac Orchard hs residence No H. B@d'od street, Mr.
james Hatou this city. Miss Emma T. Orchard, daughter
of The uiicistiig clergyman.
IouNSoN- FRTON-Iu this city on Monday April p by
the Rev Woodbury. NJ Fcruald, Mr. Henri l. Johnson Of
stonghton Mass "a Miss Louisa NJ Ath"'ton OF TINS CITY
ANSLEY-Ou Monday April 25 OF the rcid nce Of The
bdes father Port Richmond, Staten island by ne Rev Cacb
Clam Rector tine Church Of the Nstvty NewNCrk, 90
ANA NJ sher of Andrew Ansley Of the former place.
VFST- COENELiUS-In Alfred. Thursdsy, April 2 By
ID g. Vincent esq, Gardner o. Yves, 81 Alfred, 20 Sarah
Cornelius of Ward Groom sged % yeas, and bride ls years
NyISNFR- SCRIBNER-On "Wednesday evening April 90 by
tlc Eev VIM Wilmer. d. D. II Ithaca, the Hon Samuel T.
\r II tine same place TO Miss Jsue ScbHer, ugh.er Of
tL, late 4. h. Scnbucr Of this city
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Advertisement !
ke,g and inporfant discoyeIy for do cIHE of

New Snu IWPUI IdHt UIHCVFVIY IVI VuV VVI'Ia UI
,ysss dszreesbe DISCHARGES from the EAE, and NOISES
D Ls BEAD.
D H1KTLEY intended % continue advertising fs most
cures effected by biz mode of treatment but lr uuwil
- of psrtes have their made public, j. the only
o phy he or1is % publish, heretofore their names end
5es lnderd objected % by many Of ms fr ds that no
advertise all such public cautions strongly suggest
- ehsratsnsm but others who from distance, and
mid neye have known Of The extraordinary success of his
ant method uftnoiiug DEAFNESS DISCHARGES from the
AID NOSES in the HEAD, except they had seq s 7dyer
.nsni insist with much force (after permanent cu that Il
luty b. owes the public keep his and oe, before
woh Is large pecuuiary sacrifice 70 advert nor can
xh b. present Of charge, afford 10 too literally
DscaARes from the Ear and partial DEAFNESS, caused by
rr fever insHatou W Ie 10 the Head, PROMPTLY care
lDd scientifically treated without causing che slightest pain
somewhere, and q @ cure In all cl7cs glar1iteed.
Ofos and residence, No. 40 -, MarksPiace, NewYoTk
u, Il attendance from 2 a.. no. % o'clock =. 10.
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COURT CALFNDAR-Tms DAY

CNITED STATES DIsTKICT CoURT.-NOs. ~ 40 a.
6, @ 90, l. II to rs, inclusive.
SUPREnE COURT-CIRCUIT-PABT Oyer and
Tprmiuer PART I-Nos 1854 l274 1886 8f0 1872 1916 1913
I5I l5 i 1866 156 1870 1874 1876 1919 1890 1882 1884
1886 PART llI.-Adouued for the Term
SUPRFNE CONFESSIONAL TERH.-Ihe Calendar
will not be called gain this Tenn. - - go
SUPERIOR CoUBT.-NO l4S, 233, ~ 10, JOl 81
AZ i65 90 7S5 81 3tJ So $50 $751; So ST. So S5 $50
Ill -
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, ADVERTISEMENT
,nuARn II DIXpN NJ. ID.
Editor Of THE

ltupYL attends exclusively D. OPEgtTvE SURGERY aud
sVLT,TuNs the Obscure DISEASES Of the Pelvic
ssrs Hernia Hemorrhoid. Strcfure, fistua and PTOap
d he Rrctun efectuay cured without cutting operation
80 ho1 from 70 ard 20 evening" 81 Dr. ID residence
F7haveue A. all other hours h. ia az MS Private Hos
h where All the comforts domestic life, with .Inc0ui apart
scparse nurses. provided for those who require
pa operations and careful dirtetc treatment
y Office of The Seape Is 90 No Ncscy', Asor House
-r oil literary ana business communications must De left.
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IRENE CoURT-CH,NExEs-Apn .i-Esiofe Juds,
ROOSEVELT

TRr POLICE CASES IL COURT.
PNPe "a rel John Golmen ad twenty Others ss' HE
| Ruarg ~ io.iCC.
| This was an order requiring the respondents tthe
fad a Police Comm SioHrfs show cause Why man SINUS
al rot issue compel tbrm 20 pay Oh" re'ior Tor Their
1s nribors of The Polio, t,r,, rou July 70 1851 %
e0t time The motion opposed op the grounds '.,l
rsos had been employed en- u,nrr cap1ees .irc. July
ths the time of The dilrI.sal fom thc ticr y ps't.
= ,r rctcrs had ls rrsr-d I'M rot a. thc Cy Hall aud
hey had been contuu,agoUs ard ,bd-rt end were con
atty nol entitled o. receive Sine rsy claimed 5v cu.
before the toft pant o he day aLd an J'ds
~ took The papers, res-rviIt his decision.
sArrs,od ~ Tr-ors d. tc.d and W C. N'ycs 10 re-
fAcn,.
tsIsT oF ALLEGED FRAUDULENT DErToEs UNDER
~ coDE-NoTioN To DiscH ,RGF FROM AEEEsr.
poster HenEstenh@rs at. J. Ullcller y Bru.,ar.
| About the middle Ot cbru0ry last, the defendants
q gods ou the plaintiffs ta value ~ -e o. che rrprr.
l.0u 1i ht cri.rtAL jacob llf.drr. hst bis lui Wa
-oy pod and able ay i s De- s,, .lry should by.
b sch 81 Eebgary. tie defendants made general sssp.
- r,us argv preference GO ore Sooo1 H. GcTrts choir
se b. Is bc theI.ln sw of Jscob f,5er 20 Herman
'as ey heir litorcy d & ts',' ND ,ied an scion
p t1e defendants and. -ftagts, ot.i0 Hn oior rom
q trrke dire ting thc She-f o. - n. defendants sud
ihsu 20 bau IN he q >'no .I 80 ll3 O.. th' ~
Ngd1rv The Sheriff ci u,. haa tnt o.i.-c' s -li -ie
30 S.,ea Shsn th.y wr5e d. ,',rl 80 81. - -.
a. Josn hsls snd Ny liaa,' - hc'1 . 'l-i. $40. -
cs ia 'lc defendants. John a. Actuau, ESD nov ino'
a esceT - scst b. vacated, ana t'c di-o'i q ~
Osi-gi sd oYfoad thr r'.l'n- jog . -
~ "a. f4c' u no psps tfe tfrcc % fraud 49, IRIS
- oc;euaats rus have known ,s' thS were .ts-.ga
- purchases Srrr tnsas; iuo s'hoig1 - appa'N lha
ac,aesrt Henry Uha,r td ro. p.rs'rsl'y participate t
- ~ representation. conrsincd o. b. SHARED 'u the en-
frrl y ftr proceed. 4 ,A- i.ld 90 Fl. hc 'r ss,a'
'e''' LIS IAltacr. Nooa deu,d ., 10 ba sis1irts, 80
DECISIONS.
joshua u. Nolco,; q Al. sgt Frederick !. Winston
- srs~r osceed 20 us b. ..si-srr out srd lc zal
- To- pastas rnle &, b. d,ly verified or snosheT il Il,
| H. h IN osy. ils,1 Tie srryio. ol his order.
u y John \. Stewart receiver Of mort ,syed prem
kAo,sou 'g sssehmcrt denied w,hoa. CO.'S sA i,hou-
ee 70 'he nI1ucou snd ,ith liberty % TrueW IN. mi
- sc. O's7I i''n s' 'ss Psn,is ms D. advised
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Gas. GAS.-GAS FIXTURES, of new and beautl-
tsfus " in be found al our great Manufacturing Depot No
B SusJvay. Wholesale ttdc especially invited:
MARNEE, PACK Co.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
rmAL nE LANES nIGGINS FOR MURDER.

TRIAL OF JAMES HIGGINS FOR MURDER.
lCRT OF OYER AND TERMiNER-AFglL &--Be.1rs
Judge DAVIES.
At the opening Of the Court this morning, the Judge
lgested the District-Attorncy to furnish him with
evidence taken before the Grand Jury, in the case
! Joseph Coburn.
The Distrct-Attomey replied that hc would fornish
] 20 him.
James Higgins, indicted Jointly with John Glass end
iiers for the murder Of VIM. Decker, at No. II Elm
ret, the 18th of January last, was then put on
a. Mr.. ). -. Garvin appeared a. his counsel
De following are the names Of the jurors impaunc'ed:
klSis o. Wilson, Bartlett Smith, Peter K. Sttile,
lsnes W. Bush, john q. Powell, John G.. Painter,
ltoob G.. Hearing, James l.. Woodward, Henry :.
loucey, James Watson, Peter Keys and Thomas Bris-
1 ~ The evidence in the case was very similar 10
q, sdduoed in the of John Glass, who was tired
b week. Some testimony was given which was not
tsered on tho other trial, but 1t was unmport8nt'
De trial Of the case occupied the whole day.
The Jury retired at o'clock, and, after an absence
| TIVE hours, returned with verdict of GUILTY or
tNHWGrBFR Is THT FIEsr DEGREE, with recon-
nistion 70 the merry OF the COurt. The Jury was
lebarged til Friday. The prisoner was remandet
sentence. and the Court adjourned TIL Tuesday
Sung at no O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
V,xr,a KITCHEN. RANGE AND HEATER CON-

wrD-Psieued Sep. p lG5aIhe MOI useful aud economical
IBfe yei made baEes equal 10 brck oven and heats the
-. sb,,4 N IA very simple In is arrangement Gail and OK.
~i1s before purchasing elsewhere CHAs. hANE, No $40
sgssry, A. y, opposite BeeckeI-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

TRUssEs, SHOUI

81 k,rEUNgSrs for Bow Leg- Cub-fee and an dciom'.ies
B. BODY AsO, Dr. CLOyEk'S new LEVER IRUssks-ihe
\ now IN u,p No. Auu.st., near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

Young Men can

Young Men can learn ihelr true pursuit. ana Pa
- - 10 rain h,r children tor us'fuu"ss and happiness, by
s,r5ps ar eKannatioH from FOWLER WELLS Phrenol0-
d. No. go Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

The beat lining IN Inc WOTIU Tor tOUEHF, NUIUNi
Psrncuic Complaints is Mn. NJ. n. GARDNER's BALstM
LiuEwoKT ASD HOARHovND az Indian remedy for sale
gWtgIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

HgTAIIIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-This inim-
: article rnoy b. obtained Of tho sole manufacturer J. & ;
lplEs No Astor House and Of the various agents ou sh
b city