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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Remaining Jan. IS, 1880.
SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE LAKE
UNDERWRITERS

The associated Lake Underwriters aud others en-
Gagged in the Lake business in session in this
city, in the rooms Of the New-YOrk Board of Under
writers, ID the insurance Building, Wall street, by
kind invitation of the NewYork Board.
PRESENT.
William Steward BritAh American Assurance Company OF
Toronto, c. w. =
William }. Whaling Commercial Insurance Company, MI
vaukee
A Wilmarth Home Insurance Company New.York.
Stephen Crowe Phepix Insurance Company Brooklyn MY.
Richsrd Oakley, Arctic Insurance Company hew-foik
William IL. Windsor Corn Exchange Insurance Company,
Eew.Y ork.
j. R. ST John, Lamar Insurance Company ofNew.Yort.
II. c. Walker, General Agent, Buffalo.
Sidney L. Rood Merchant and Traders Insurance Company
Gilbert L. Cunie New.YOrk.
o. Alexander, PhoR1 Insurance Company milwaukee ,,,
A. HefensteD United States Insurance Company, MI
John D. Jones, Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company New.
EwOod Walter Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company,
A. B. Nelson Sun Mutual Insurance. Company Nes.Yori
John Sinclair Mutual Insurance Company Toledo Ohio.
James Deyeau, Mutual Insurance Company, Tolelo, Ohio
VIM. II. Barse Agent Detroit.
J. w. Strong Agent, Detroit.
II. b. Wilmsrth, Agent, Chicago.
II. Babeock, Agent Albany.
c. &. Carlton Agent, Cleveland.
A. Davidson. Cotesu Landing, Z. W.
o. III. Brown. Agent, OsSego, ". Y.
C. L. Uhhum, Resoute Insurance Company, EewYogk
Isssc c. Bates Boston Inland Mutual Insurance Company
Boston, Mass -,
George H. HAT, Quaker City Insurance Company fhnsde
T. Townsend Milwaukee City Insurance Comply a~sakee.
ID. +. Curry Republic Insurance Company. New York
ID. p. DobbiDs, General Agent, Buffalo
James A. Alexander General Agent NewYoEk
A. Dow General gent EtDs Insurance Company OF Hs
ford, at Buffalo.
JOhnN Gardner Agent Bus MM STEWARD. rc,;d.o.
ID. 7. DoBBss, Secretary
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DIED.

NJ AIRY I'm Tuesday Feb. a. st his readene- a. ,ln,en
Oneida County ~ y, Henry . Deayd n mouths ' "
A,.trsiis aud European papers please copy
,-pprN In tbi. CITY, on Monday, Feb 20, Bartholomew
Curr,p In the 2oh yesr OF DIS sse,
nvFTT In roosi,u TuesdAy Feb q, Ar Michel Dye,i,
IN The ,in d Of the family are invited 10 attend bi.
,h "Wednesday afternoon ocoek from the rem
hsncs of ks son A. r. Dye,t No li3 lafayette
FASsHAw-on Mondsy evening" Feb 20, Daniel Fsnshsw IN
The 1epds Of the family invited TO attend the funeral At his
Third avenue and Ninety street Thurs
day afternoon at o'cioci.
FLYSN-At St. VDcent's Hospital on Monday FEB. %,
Patrick Flynn, aged 20 years.
LUDERsn South Brooklyn, Monday Feb 90 Charles L.
LudeTs esq, in the 2+ih year of his aga.
McFADDENOn Tuesday ulorninz Feb a. sNer long and
painful Illness which she bore with Christian hike fprtitude,
Mary MeFsdden native Of the County Sligo Ireland aged %
TIE ys1 ua. and ,.,.,,,. ,o.. Of he, M,A.. m,p
dn respectfully invited attend her funeral THURSDAY
afternoon O'clock from her late residence Ne Al NOR
street Her remains III be taken TO Calvary Cemetery fr In
termeEl.
PLows-Tn Brooklyn, Sunday evening Feb. 10, srsh
Elizabeth Flows in the 7Uth year Of her
PERINEAt southheld Staten Island on Monday, Feb. %,
Simon > Perne, IN The 7'h year 81 bis age ..l
RCHARDs-In this city, Tuesday Feb a. Luther RehAs
In the 5ith year Of his age. ,,,-
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 attend 5s
funeral Ibis day. At o'clock p rn At bis late re'ae"es W.
II Rutgers street.
Dedbam papers please copy -,
sMITH-At Waterloo Seneca Comfy NJ y, on fhay, fso
10 Of consumption, Mrs kofence s1u Ieno. " no
late Joseph Jay Smith, formerly Of New io.. ny
guLLIyAN-In Brooklyn Mondsy Feo y" Of o"rsa"P>'n
Mrs. J. Sullivan. - O., a.
wARNRR-At South Yonters, Monday n1,us' fe'' ~
Mas Aeeline n. Warner n the sym year VI w. 49,
WALTFRs-In this city ON Monday Feb ~ Ansie s-0s"''
iJsbp sDa Msry wsIieri seed !s"' S"s
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4 SHAKER LETTER.
70 THE IRISH REVIVAL PREACHER.


II. G. GUIsSEss-Respected Friend In No. 1917,
Dec. 10, of The Spiritual Telegraph, WIS published
letter addressed to you by DIR. Carson Of Ireland on
the Irish Revival. In a subsequent number Is pub
lished letter by myself addressed to DIR. Carson, re-
guessing further information respecting "the physical
manifestations of the I,ish Revival" Since The pub
hcation of that letter, have noticed in The n. Y.
TRIBusE statement tbat you had arrived in the
United States having Tended in Philadelphia, and
have been holding meetings in that city which We're
intensely interesting, from the TACT that You were CIV
ing your mmenae audiences Just that kind of nforma-
ton which We We're 30 anxious to Obtain through the
agency of DIR. Carson.
l belong TO the Shaker Society OF New-Ie5anon,
and owing the peculiar religious faith OF the Sh kers
every moving Of the waters of life" thai Is real not
man'made or imaginary, ia OF exceedingly great in
terest 10 us
Ny friend will you have the kindness although 10
you stranger 10 this inquiry, either publicly
or privately, and ss An eyewitness, give ne an ac-
count Of what God is doing in Ireland, and OF the
that are used aud inform Of what the
ply steal effects, the bodily exercises"
Do the people shake" and "rtsgger aud reel like
drunken nen," as men filled with new wine, ~ at
Pentecost
If you conld make It convenient TO visit us, be
sured that you would meet with q kindly welcome
from body of spiritual minded men and women, who
strangers the wonderful ways OF the Lord In
bis dealings with the poor lost children OF old Adsm
and Eve.
shaker Village, New. Lebanon, Columbia cornty,
yds. IL, 1860. Ney.York.
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plops. / wond never trim vines later than Feb'osry,
and earlier is much better.
The subiec. was still further dscussed ~. several
persons without eciting any important new inf'r 8
ton for the people
Civilization Of Fruit Trces.-The following Ie';1T
upon tbs subject was introduced by SoLos h0BiosoS;
Millions young uitsrecs Yves: durrg the past few
severity Of our WiDer But the aypsea uei 10 he esdsd
ca hardy and when in coed condition able % Boar ioe
seyeTes cold unframed
There smother ccums.ance many Of best varieties o.
apples ndiea'ohs ocesenersrz Ii quality May uoo.
Of the BALDWIN swan pip pin snj other vtse- fell 70
nPen theT lr1 well and decays early with ae bitter
brought out In Discussion OF the general su 6y th Cub
hODld be kind enough 10 take ap one that very deeply
mutt whether for The market private nse and am s-,ed
tbst the present mode ofreang planting uitss. cot
long be depended upon. could Wish thsrere thai the Ts
es Club OF the American institute would for DISCUSSION TIE
question:
not injurious 70 their contribution and permanent heah
refer particularly the practice rcia2 the rTot of the
stock and yourg tree after grating By bEh anurng so
fer to the practice Of using cioDs In grating foo yoaD spy
them from Old bearing whose OF aAsaTs
rowfh also refer TO the practice OF dividing roots In 1905,
grating, into smell pieces.
The same objection he arast the pr.sr mode
cnvsDg grapes from buds. and forcing their growth By hs
and meDures.
Pemedy for NE Bug Pest--A letter from Jackson,
Michigan, states that the dast Of o1ring mil smut
machine sowD upon bug-ipfested pla ts viii prevent
their deprejaons better than any other dugt appica-
ton. lie odor and taste offensive 70 the insscts
The next meeting will be held on Monday, Feb n,
nd the subject Of Spring crops generally viii be 10
order.
The attendance to-day was, as 10 has been every
week of late, large, ard composed Of bo.h men and
women, who appear TO take deep interest IN the
question discussed.
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CUPREME COURT. - County Of Putnam
- CHARLES A. O.. DEPEw, Plsintii; against CHLOE
COLE, Zie Howes II. Hoplin, Cole, ssbel. Cole Edwin
Cole and Cyrus Chase, Defendants summons for reheL
Com not served. To the defendant, EDWIN COLE
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer the
complaint ec,ion, which hed IN the Once Of the
Clsri County Of Putnam Carmel In said County
the 9Th day Of sry and copy yosr answer
TO he ,sd complaint the s1bschs at his Office In the w
l,ga Of P.skk the County Of WestcbeeT within twenty
dS. r The service Of you exclusive OF the
dss Of such service and You fail to the said com
nnt within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this acton
win apply the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated feb!uery 6, 1860.
as I.wsy w Peekskill N. Y.
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TAKsG IHE RAILROAD TAX HARp.-T1 BrorgS-
ri!e Pa Times says: "The people of Washington
county feem determined to offer. ut levt passive
remittance 10 the collection of railroad tax. few
days ago, we noticed the Gaze Of man who had his
horte levied upon by the Coleetor butt inasmnch as
no bidder for the animal could be found he was re-
his expenses By the operation This week we have to
announce the seizure and sale Of the Hon. W. Monom
cry's library for nroad tax. The gentleman IL ono
Of the most steadfsst opponents Of the impoet In the
ty, and permitted his books 90 10 sale that ne
might bring the matter 10 q legal test In higher
Court. What the result viii be, remaus 70 he seep'
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TEN GOVERNORS.

This Board met yesterday afternoon at the Ro.anda
-Presideht r. +. PIscKSEY in the chair The as
sentees were Governors Gunther, Townsend, and w.
Il. Piukney.
On motion of Mr.. OLIVER, the sum of 900 ives ap-
proprated to enable the children of Randalls Island
tocslebrste in becoming manner Washingtone Birth
day.
a communication was received from the Warden of
Randalls Island, ppointIng Jas. H. Geyney farmer.
in place Of VIM. Melvin, removed.
Mr.. DUGRO made some objection 10 the removal
asserting that ii was done political grounds and
that man bad been reins,ated who had once before
been removed.
One or two motions were made on the subject, ba.
were finally withdrawn, and the paper ordered on file.
communication was received from the Warden Of
the Alms-HOuse, complaining that great many per-
sons, while III very sick and even dying condition,
were sent 10 that institution from Bellevue Hospital
and died there within q few days after admission.
There were where persons died on the way
or within few days after admission. The Warden
Represented that il act OF humanity TO ssnd
people in q sick or dying condition from proper hos
ptal TO an institution provided purely for old a1d In
firm people, who, by some misfortune or casualty, are
unable TO support themselves. The present over
whelmed state Of the Department compelled him 70
demonstrate against such proceedings there being at
present 1900 inmates in the Aims House. OF five per-
sons, between 80 and % years Of age admitted this
year. all died within three days after admission. Re-
ferred TO the Committee on Bellevue Hos5ital.
TIE president offered the following preamble and
resolution, which was carried:
hereds The John Ross esq.,, has made beqnsst Of
eco for the papoe Of forming agricultural school for
the instruction Of paupeI children provided the City Of
Re.red That Committee of three be appointed BY this
Board confer with the Hon the Mayor and ommon Coup
Of the donor in the establishment Of such snoo and
securing e spP.Spsoa from ans SouH
The CHAIR appointed IA such Committee, hessrs.
Smith, Bruenpe hausen and Dugro, and motion, the
President was added.
e.
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STAY LAW N MrssEsoTk.-The House of Repre-
senta;ives of Minnesota on the ID nst after an ami
mated discussion, pasted the bill introduced by Mr..
McDouough To extend the lime of REDEEM ption in fore
closures OF real estate 10 three years. and the payment
earnestly opposed by several members the ground
Of its upconstitutionaty and earnestly supported
by others great for the relief Of the pao
plein fact as the great of the session. The
bill was passed by "a vote of i6 10 II.
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Joa. Il, 1891

SHALLPox-Is THIS A FACT "A gentleman of TO-
teleence and observation informs NJ, from all the iu-
formation he obtain from medical mon, having
many of small pox under treatment tina. there is
house in the city where gas burned of the ordinary
consumption, in which the disease has yet fonnd odg
ment. The gas, supposed is powerful d'sinfec.aa
aud hence there eontagion within the circle ofits in
huence He says tha. a Persoa burning gas may con
but it will not be communicated 10 any other member
of bis family. st. Johns Morning News.
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SUPREME COURT New.York.-The NORTH

-
* AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY against
LEATHAN WILSON and ANN WILSON his wife AleXsn
Colt Mathew Faon James ". Mckee, Robert Anderson,
Margaret Doyle and William Lane Summons ioI relief Com
not sew TO the defen- ALEX AMBER hCKELBY or
McKELtEY end CATIIARINE HE wife: You are hereby
required the amended complaint in
this action which has been filed In the Office Of the CLERK Of the
City County OF Newly ork 81 the City Hall in the City Of
Newly ork and TO copy OF your answer to the said
amended complaint the subsrbers a. their ooe No ~
Nssssutree in the City of EewYork within twenty days
after tee service OF this you. exclusive OF the day
OF such service and fail to the SAID amended CON-
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff Ia This econ will
apply for the relief demanded in the amended
plaint.-Dsted February 2crh, 1860.
BLATCHFORD, SEWARD 0RISWOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. 20 Nss-au-st ". Y.
NB-The amended complaint IN the above action filed
iu the Office City and County OF New York
on the 2Oth day OF February, a. D. 1850
BLATCHFORD, SEWARD & GRISWOLDt
re lawswWt Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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feqal Notiree.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yok notice hereby given to ali per-
having claims against CATHERINE DoNNELLY, alias
NATE O'bONNELL Of the City OF NewYork deceased
present the with vouchers thereof the subscribers at
the Office of ROCKWELL EMERSON No 20 W0lst, in the
City Of Newly before the nineteenth day Of Aprnex
Dated New Y ork the 18th day of October, 1850
JOSEPH DONNELLY,
ROCKWELL EMERSON,
o1p Isv,emWt Administrators.
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MARRIED..
ID. i. DOBBIss, See

pOUGLas-HoO jLAND--in Brooklyn. on Taes1ay 70
q, BY the Rev. John A. Paddock, Percy DousN~ T"
daughter OF the late 4. C. Hooglsnd, esq
HANMFR-vAN voORHIsn this city on ssnSay eyeHs
Feb. IL, by the Rev. William Gooden MI " '
NOR "a Mas Henrietta Van Voorhis
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Orange notice I, hereby given according
all persons having claims against the estate OF JESSE
SCOFIEDD late Of te Of Montgomery in said county
decreased that they required to present the with the
proper vouchers thereof the subscbe the executors OF the
La. III and testament Of said deceeged at the oce Of SEQ
FIELD CAPRON Co.. In the village OF Walden in the sid
Of MONTGOMERY, at the office Of WILLIAM H. SEQ
FIELD No ~ Wismst IN the City OF NevYort on or be-
fore the lat day Of september nsI-Dated FEB H. 1853.
WILLIAM II. SC0FlELD, }r.s,uto,,
IFS lsw6w W AUGUSTUS +. SCOFlELD,} ~
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Steamboats, an1 Railroads.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
II PORT end FALL hIVER.-rhe splendid spd superior
TUESDAY, TuRsDAY, and sxTTR6XT It e'eioss :
MI and the EMPIRE srtTE Capt sTaytsn, on MoNohf,
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, at O'clock p. M from Pier
Hereafter win be regarded secured to any uppf
cant until the shah have been paid for.
Freight Boston Forwarded through with great dispatch BY
- p'''' WG BORDEN, Agent, Not, 70 end II Vests.
rT,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON, PBovIDEECE-Land ROute-The
% 9aS S t hS eastern cc o a Stone and c.
& B. sp in S SS5ns aa"ts h c
fcs5s leaving daily JsunSsy excepted from Pier No
n H. first WHAT above Battery pace AZ and ston'
infton at aSo or on arrival Of the mail train which leaves
The c. VANDERBILT. from New.Yerk--MOnaay, wedncs;
day end Friday From stonngton-Tuesdsy Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Nep.Yori-Tuesdsy Thurs.
day and Saturday. From stoahgton-Mondsy Wednesday,
and Friday.
d,nce and Boston In the Exprss Mai Trsn reaching sd
places advance Of those by other ous and IN ample TINE Tor
gers thar prefer board The steamer eSioy 5iFhi,
the train connecting at Providence with the II q m tran
Fsre nom Providence to Newport 50 cents
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and train through
For pSssse berth, freight apply on board The
steaIne the eish oce Pier No. North River or Of the
Office Of the Company, No. is Battery-paee
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware Lecka-
and Western Railroad aud at EsstOn with the Lebeh
Valley Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Commen Dee. 70, 1859
Leave NewYOrk for Esson and places nom loot
CT Couand ST., at II M, and 4;lO m For Soner'
vile by the above trains, and al $3.50 ?. M.
Prom Pier No North River 1880 and IL 30 and 1889
o. for EAon and intermediate sstionsi for Somervie by
the above trains and at 1880 M
The ~ train from foot OF Coutands, and the ;6V M
from Pier N r. connection at Eaon with the
iebrh Valley Rsioad and thence Es.t 'ennsyl nis Rail
Reading without change Of and connects at Read
ing dIeo for POttsvile and Harrisburg -. -,
Passengers for the Delaware Lackswsnna and western hs
NewYOik at fom foot CouTtlandt st. OF
1880 from Pier R. only; lehgh Valley Railroad at and
hom foot Of Courlandtst, aud at 1870 and 500 M
rom Pier N. R. only. JOHN o. SrERNS Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fr0m Dec.
II o. 1859 Trains will leave Chambes Station as follows
Cypress Trains aud II and $3.50 Tor Sing sing 3;49
$40 for Pouehkeepsie 1880 and 1920 and SEQ
D. m; fo Peekski 5l5 Montreal and Buffalo Passer
ger Trsin with sleeping ea leaves sstt daily $3.50 M
The Poush esps PeekE and Sing Sing Trains stop most OF
the Way Passengers taken ct Chbsfs Canal Chris
TOPPER 3 Trains for New oIk leave Troy at 6;a and
1910 m and At and p eHd Albany sbOnt 10 minutes
A. +. SMITH, Superintendent.
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LIST OF
RUKPRREYss SPECIFIC HoMeEOPAIHlC REMEDIES


hONlf h'HA - Iva Price Of Single Boxe.-cents.
Ne LFor Fever Congestion, and Inf,mHaasion-Hesi' o.
Ps Wd mSs'l Fsys, Worm Cole vc.c1i Ape.
aF6r 6o %:' TssstSi1s GJios %s..funs''
sT ,Sss q S sRf
d TED by sS sq;' oG sooay Fai cC: Gipn
4-yoi toasS.. ids HosIsene.; BTonchitis infu
shS here FaessSc NeTSca; Faa. Neural
ad s ss di R0 sisf ::aaic v:iio Ras Of
Blood 20 The Head. rs
ccnstYp.iion, Live Complaint. ...'..,.:... IS
u-FoT Suppressed Menses, OF sosnty, Painful, or
n-FoP LeacoTlbes or Whites, Bearing Down too Pro
rd re; cloa g~i Ic:. Glcapy Cough Dcat op
pTsssiye Bre.,hirg ~
AfG sss ls n aaSI Bsib s' .aY'"' . Is
FoI Rhsuuattsr P ssS LsT FG,sS or s0'nen Is
ls-FOr Fever and Agoe, Intermittent Fever pu@b ..
1Fot fs. o'T Internal or ri T1;e1na Bind Bleeding
yI K 6p:hs Sl Wssi n:m:d Eye. EJcd
Is-Eor csisrh Acute o. Chisnic bry or Flo~inii
Cold n the Head IbhueDza,...,................ ~
sn-Fof whOopns Cough, 'boi'snns and paiiaiins, :.
yof As Hsno oSyc.ssd D: Ii6oT.J Bi:.i
Ing cGgsh and ESPecOIs;i9n. ~ "
yo1 H ss1olSs h Sns:5 Gland. and T.n% Swell:
E-For General Debility, Physical or Nervous Weak -
t5-For DTopgy, Fluid Accumulation, Tunid bEtilnEs, .
with ScSEty secrs,ions.. "
2S-FoT Ses-sickness, PTostTAson, Vertigo Nausea, .
Vomiting. ~
Iz-For Urinary Diseases Gravel, Renal Cacub, Dim -
cult Painful Urination ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
f8-Ror Seminal Emissions Involuntary Discharges,
and Consequent Pros,fstion ard Debility. ...... 100
PRICE
yhe entire tet ease Of twenty large v In and
Book Of Directions.
C.ss Of Twenty large walls In morocco, and Boob OF d.
rections.
,e Of Twenty large walls plain and Boob Of Dres
boxes (os 10 49, and BoOk Of Directions 90
Csse of any Six (NoE to t) and booh OF pSec-
uops %
81, bo,es With Directions shove cents 50 cents Al
psrn Who Wish 70 place themselves under the professional
49,, ~ N 'ee advice Of Prof HUMPHREYS, can do 90 at his
Sfsoe Ro 5C2 Broadway daily, from m 70 p m OF ~
N"e'' DIR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS
,eod these remedies by the finse boz OF fs ease 70
sny pe Of country By mail or express nee Of chs On
M RNThs boTes Nos TO IS are small me- NOS. - 70 /"
barre DE and IN making e2 or 81 cose it nuS Ds
mefnberet The yGs Uniform IN sHe ana Pi..oI a
ser dips for vial attention 10 necessary on .Ds
Loof ever the list up OF what kinss III ~
and a current note or
DOR address II No So Broadway, Newfo aha shs
Win be duly retained BY mail or exPres ,.,.,...-.,
NO FAMILY or TRAVELLER should be wnhou. ,heeo ~.
nAb eurtivss Tko0hsnds them With the NOS.
5000 DR ~ HUMPHREYS Coz
Ee ~ bIssAwsyi Few rH1s
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
the County Of NewYort notice is hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against OSCAR w. SrURTENANr,
late Of the City Of NewYoTk counselosw deceased to
the with vouchers thereof the subscriber at the
ocean Bank No 1877 Gresnwchs in the City OF NewYork
on before the twentyfouh day of May next-Dated New
York. the I'D day Of November, 1853.
n23 lsw6mW ID. RUDOLPH MARTIN, Executor.
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have been others who have tainted az well as myself
which last think qnite probable.
Mrs. Curts stops here. Her husband, we may aid,
il ct missiog aud not likely 10 turn mp, but che
b8mes herielf for the whole thing.
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Alc6ifai.
7 u NJ P II R E 7 s

II II NJ p III
III SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Stand oonsedy the head Of remedial for the use Of
Ihe people They alike removed from the poisonous dan
s.Top and repusve Of qusckey Old School
DE Of Water she Intricate aud
s oscures OF the usual Homeopathic books and
simple the various diseases TO Whiss
shsy are relsted the form Of simple
sned Of ingredients neither dangerous disgssns they
are the ready aid the paeL nurse and the coorf Of the
eT nosess these positive .dvtntsget They harmless
no injury can arise They smpe-yeu always
know La "a take and bow take It. They conTenent-
Son Fan 1--WE b proper SlsaI Pills moments warning With
ant besstsn or desy They ecenn Thousands oil o-s
Hcn CT delry.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-Pas

lOhk AND lN|tILiAOADs-I ho'
IN Trains Leave Pier foot Of Dusnet follows viz;
pUsklRK EXPRESS al q N, for Duntik Buffalo, Can
sHdztgue- end principal immediate Stations. -.
RE"BUkoH EXPRESS Of $3.50 p. q , for Newburgh, bid
s1otown, and intermediates Stations.
NIGHT CYPRESS l.eO D. m. FOR Dunkk, Buffalo, Conan
daiRDA and principal Stations.
Express ElnTa with the CoDandAguA
sn0 Niagara fss Railroad Bingh6ton with the Syracuse
RsIbosd Ut Coming with the Railroad for Rochester and bu
kloi Great Bend, with the RAoad for Scranton and o. buf
Ale and DSnkf with the LAte Shore Rsikosd fer CLEVELAND
AsaeinnS Toledo, Detroit Chsgo Ac and the Canada Raj
sod. CliAb. AIHOJ, 0eBsTsl s0Pt
HIzRL HAzsy, RestiYtL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County notice hereby given all persons
having claims against HENRY ROBINSON late Of the City Of
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
the ,ubseTbei at biz Office, No Roadway IN the City
Of before the twenty day Of May next
Dated New.l ork, the I'D day Of November, 1852
ma Iay6ulW JOHN BOVINE Executor