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Married.

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ApAxs-GRAYsoS-Mw Warrington, d. O., On Monday,
May "a By the Rev. andrew Caroshers nr. NILSSON X.
ADAw of New York, 70 Miss SARAH CAuAnHE, daughter
Of E. B. Grayson, Eq, Of Washington, D. O.
Texas Few Orleans and Albany papers please COPY.
BRxInI-RcER. -On Wednesday, Nay 49, BY the
Rev Mr.. Dusenbury, GEoRGs BRErrnL 70 Miss TRDUucA
RCMnR, both OF this city.
HAL-HALL.-In Camden, No on Monday, May Il, by
Rev. B. Chspin, ". W. HALL, n D., o. Brooklyn, 10
Mis- Susan T. daughter Of The late Hon Joseph Hail. Of
Camden.
MAYkR- HASpIR.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May "a,
a the Church Of the Holy Trinity BY the Rev Dr. Little
john, ALoszo +. NAYEa 70 ADDH, daughter Of William
HAndIen, Esq, all Of the above city.
San Francisco, California, papers please copy.
OwKN-KESSEDy -On Tuesday, May a. by the Rev.
DR.. Thompson, Mr.. MYRoS T. Owss to Hss NARY A. KEN
INDY, boih Of this city.
PYk-wHAIKr -On Monday, May n, In the Sands street
Methodist Episcopal church, in the city OF Brooklyn, by
the Rev. Nadal ODD, Mr.. Wx b. n. Pre- 10 MISS
Sarah +. VITALITY both Of that city.
QuARrrEY-R ROBERTSON On Thursday evening, May "a,
1t the residence Of the brides father by the Rev Mr.
Geer, Of the Church OF the Holy Apostles, Mr. CnARLKs
QuARrIKy 10 Mss JANE H. ROBERTSON, oil OF this city
Ross--RxsKs WEAVER On Monday, MAY Il, by the Rev.
C. Kicker, OF the Dutch Reformed church, OF North Ho
boken, Mr. JOIN A. Ross to Miss BARBARA AM RIssks-
WEAVER, both Of Hudson City
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MosrsxAL, My Is, 1880
rstsrday, being the Queens birthday, was observed
os saoidAy. Nearly air The places Of business were
cld, the military spd nromen had revisws, and there
We fireworks and concert Ia the evening.
TORONTO, May %, 1880.
Yesterday the anniversary OF the Qdesns birthday,
ssarauy observed ~ holiday throughout the Pro.
(vbces.
Alexander Hog, Mss Baker and Mss Martin were
drowned the bay last evening by the upssng Of the
beat in which they were sailing.
Rev. H. Gsastaa Guinness presched here LAT evening,
and len this morning for Quebec, esross for Engand
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Tm TRADE mE IAKB.-1he Chicago Democrat pub
fishes statistics to show the Immense trade Of the
lakes and particularly the amount Of shipping 70 which
The port OF Chicago lays claim. But the journal named
exhibits great want Of wisdom when IL attempts 10
make comparison between that fresh water port and
The harbor OF the metropolis II copies table which
given Ia the HERALD time since OF the numbsr
Of square rugged vessels that had arrived a this port dur
ing six days, and compares II with the number OF one
hcrss steamboats,, fishing schooners AMI mudscows
which had gone into Chicago during the time show
ing thai hirts nine vessels had arrived thsrs In
the Period than had entered the port of New York.
For the benefit OF our Chicago Contemporary viii 70
publhh his table, and al up the blanks he has le with
the correct figures without mentioning the difference
tonnage Here II IL
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UzSsourl C0ngrsssioAaI Nominations.
&C., sr LOUIS, Nay rs, 1850.
Dc Democratic Convention for the Second Coasvss-
SOL dstros has nominated Hon John B. Henderson for
Coerezs, 70 succeed Hon. Thomas L. Anderson AT the
SAP time and place the opposition Convention nom assd
Japs A. Rollins for Congress-
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Ths Chicago MISUNDERSTANDING on the
Nominasiens-The japanese Emosssy-
Terrible Tornado at the Wsst-Ssws
from Europs-rhs Dacs1fan Insurrsc.
t1on-umportant from msxace-Latsst
Nsws-markss Reports, &C., SO.
NJ Willy HnAIp ~ The prcssst vssk win DO ready
~ morning % ~ O'clock Among other matters n
win contain nr. Lncons Acceptance Of The Republican
Nomination for president with the Speech Of Hon Hssn
bal Hamln the Candidate for Woe President the peo
PIE the occasion Il the sersnade In washingtcn and
Two LSssn from Senator Seward on the Nominations;
An Account Of the Courssies 70 The Japanese Embassy
Warrington DESCRIPTION Of the Terrific Tornado s the
wWa, BY which over One Hundred Lives were Loss, and
One Million Dollars worth Of Property Destroyed I'm
porsant from Europe-fhe siclian Insurrectou-Depar
ture Of Garbadi for Sicily Interesting News from Mex
co-Probsblc Overthrow Of M,rsmcn; the latest rner
gence from California; the Second Great Race Between
the Horses Gee. n faichen and Ethan Allen Editorials
on Prc.inset ropsos; Reports Il tAs casas, Prcvtscs
and Money Markets. and Al interesting q The pass
vssk, received BY te4rsph otherwise Single copies,
cornss = Fulton md NAssss srsstsL Prics sx osns.
OMcial Drawings Of Hedges, Davis Il
=. - - Class $50, MAv - 1850.
~, IS e., 81 50, ~, Al, 70, So, AZ, 80, "a.
Prizes sAshsd u t5s Brvadvay Olrrnlan cent frss
HoDdKs. DAVIS 90,
-i s:sss. e.s.sA
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Cosmxs, Nay =, 1850.
RF. Farnsll, caOshins msrcnaas q thh village, va
rounde y h wife hanging BY the neck, dsaA m hs own
barn. this morning. Some four years snos hs:asmpssd
suicide and vas saved BY the rope breaking BE has
bsoa lately dspressed In spirits, which WAS undoubtedly
The cause q Tn aok
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY es 1860 TRIPLE SHEET

DrEwtsg. srry8nrs, " resdbenfs & Co.'S
suss1x yuusrr Gas. rs A'.y e isc
is, is, 81, ", 10, 81, SO, 60. A., ~, IL ~
cossoIyDATxr LonERK-CLAss IS MAJ y -
so, A, 90, 81, 6s, IL, 40 80, %, Is, 81 30, 7S.
YBAnos BHoADBsNfs %.
aAAgers, Wunaxor. A HASs<s-
DysPepsfa aAd Constipation CursA
without ediolns Du Bsrry's Arsblca Sold st the
depot. D5 Broadway aad b. Ill drugutsts AAd grocerA
Helovsy's PILE Act Upon the Liver
and b'ous secr~'iops ndy bat prompuy surely
cA;nuel pcdophyium and without dehatapg do
pe'ips tho system. IN hesdAshss thcr relief ts-
date.
DT. Marsh Contiu uss 20 Apply aHs RaAl-
cal Cure Truas ih eNkoune IL
hsrnAa a. rupture AAk6H co.. Ma veaU =. n. Z.
DIR. "Rfges' Truss" and varlcoeele Ia
urunsns may bs found Al tbs Asor Howe In Barclay =
Lyons kath8fr0n, 1t Gil Dor Gross,
81. Tor ne b. CHARLB DOwNEk, ~ Cedar skresL
BtamnsEang Cured Hswever CaussA, By
new method. By d. A H eMHOLEY Artieuiik ONes M.
eH nsosAwny; houn 10 A. n. btPu n. B-Ne oharse
Trusses, Elastic stsokiugs, Uhsulder
Bveees 0uspensory Bandsgas AblouinA Dols - N. H.
L PARSONS, Ne ANA street
Fer COstivsnsss or Constipatlon, which
hon for spspss end bar disorders bro9ne Lsxs
ve Ircches CashAzto L0zeuses sularly adsp,s6
nature By seughenn1 and nvigorang The process
Of digestion. Sod by ali srurgsta
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Commerce OF Baltimore.

Exports Of the week 1858 oo0
Increase oyer same week sst year ........ 27i,i5s
Imports OF the week 300 ,Sl3
Increase over same week last year. 65,2aS
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Superior Dress shirts TO Order-Ta nu-
UNION ADAMS, est Broadway.
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Obituary

ST. CArnARsEs, c W., May Is, 1860.
W. H. Merritt, Jr., son Of Hon. w. g. Merritt, and
managing director Of the Weand Railway died sue denly
this morning.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

a MEDICINAL wHnKGr.
"a ASH aim =. impossibs 2 q pure Bcuysm VIZ
Az presvfbed % nusA By phynsans for uurssvv.e
ipfstnes, o. The Esusueky sAlt Rive Bcuvsm wMnsl -
uIirrea vhch are ol6sa and exteuave h ~ 49,
n Il out M By TIE tnuIler kmsam vsh ~ nans . -
bosis cnss direct 70 ne from Ne DID erea We -.
sey Are not buyhe sprs and drugs absledrurs o. ns
Ben IA WHEN ysu purchsss be sure y oos sorrnr =.
Aura she di~cter's name
solS b. ever drurst y ,hs a.d ~ survuY@ss go
HtQfaAH 90, Chemss>s and Dru0bA
hos isi, So, sil, 10 broadway new Naa.
once OF IRE Sherss where he WHOLESALE ksAs cn,s -
be suppnsd, - Old slip.
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Gentlemen's and Boys' Hats and Caps,
Re found great variety H{RRis atBsAK' s. as BOW
cry, a1 Grand street, and 81 kighih avenue.
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summer Under Garments for tho NIL.
wich and Murray s'rseiL
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Barry's Triccpherous r. the Best and
chespes Article FIR dressing teaufypa ce~nsne orps
grsssxyss ed restoring Ne hNr. L~<ss ira Aad b. al
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Utrs 1T Dayton, Ohio.
DAYroH, Ohio, Nay rs, $780,
mo extensive tannery Of Haas, Mitchell Stewart OF
tAis city, was destroyed BY DIRE last night Low slsooo
xnsuYnnoe $1,000
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En-. Singer q Co. have jast rntrsducs
Family rewine Nsshias 81 go. No oshsr chsaq
chine cen Be compa "a equal 70 The best Maehses
Ofcs ass Broadway. ~.
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uniform price Tor irst quality Hat four dollars
pr &c be fu bfes an article hv Of unrivaed exceercs
suy your Spring LAT OF him ss his popular 22
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Trial for Murder and Rape
tt SPRINGnEID, Mass, May Is, 1860.
The trial OF Alexander DssmArseau for murder aud rape
OF AuguAne Lucas, girl Of eight years, concluded
70 cay and the prisoner found guilty Of murder in the
Irst degree Law exceptions have been taken, and his
sentence - postponed
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Letter from One or the Omcerss
The following letter from The Inspector Of Schools In the
Fourth ward may help 70 throw little light on the late
summary proceedings OF the Board Of onocrs, In expc
ling several teachers without oaase and, ~ Alleged
merely through bsctssd motives W the contents Of the
annexed letter We have nothing say, saving regards
the statement that reporters not hndered from be
ing present II the eenss, which entirely erroneous
Councilman 0RieIly, member Of the Board, - well -
Others Of the school officers. fatty and unmistak
aoy refused our reporter admission, because Ger
ressed them in . "scurrulous" manner. Oar
reporter, h.ssvsr managed . get report Of me pro
ponpcus officials epdeavored 70 obssrve:-
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NEW YoRx May n, 1880.
sssng 20 much OF las In the public papers respecting
The conduct q the school oosu Of the Fourth ward In
regard 70 the dismissal Of several teachers non schools
OF said ward I deem my duty, - . school cfncss
OF said ward 70 throw light upon the subject and
refuts several charges brcusht against ne. Frson ths
9Th Of Nay, Il . meeting Asld In the schoolhssss VII
liam mrsss, We proposed BY q the members that
chs following teachers places declared vacant dating
18Th Of Msy, yis-w. v. Smith. Principal; r A. Walsh,
Woe PrIepsl oeo.gs wicks. ssc,nd As.i,,sss; M.
Vice; Mss oudlipp, rrs Assistant, al q Grammar
beol No. 4, ssd nss Reynolds, Principal Of rri.sry
che evening prsvios l. win only three other menbers
protested srossy ssspss such measure, because ia
tuA cause and contrary 10 Inc BY laws a tbs Board OF
Eiucsticn. But was OF nosavs"n the mark was laid
upon them. must rsmain.v 80, noe deeming
eny for ne 10 atiend the meeting, remained n
home Az The subsequent meeting moved 70 ersss Mr.
". ". Smiths name from the minutes - his name Vas
The nrs; tn would not bc heard therefore PROPOSED
che dnnksA Of four female teachers, who, think are
Ossbos, 70 tsst NE feelings and 70 show that partalIy
Wa shown % expelIne oDs class Or psrsuason and no
msee a another A Isxpeoesd, u aid not prevail. A.
an conversAn with tne whole AFFAIR am Il The service
OF any committee that VIII investigate H. consider
very email affair, end outrageous act and have In
umAfed BIZ word, oct desire the removal Of said
teschers secondyeadins IN paper that reporters
were nos allowed 20 enter the meeting that charge with
Al the oosrs, beg 10 differ with, for there were several
ctsrus a. the meeting Why we're they excluded
vel . the reporersi Hoping TINS VII sssisH ths public
rsreyrds the conduct Of slime Of the school oioers,
fFubecrse myself FRANCIS RYAN,
2 Inspector Of Schools Four,A WArd.
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Embellishmsnt and Treasmsmt OF the
HUMAN HAIR-IAdiss wishing New vcrk had better consult
oRANDJhAN, Asaor plsce. near Broadway.
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Weather Report.
ST. JOINS, N. r.. May rs, 1880
Heavy snow storm. Wind northeast. Thermometer
80 degref0.
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Sum amer UndeIshirts and Drawers.
MoODYs Shirt Eu portum, 262 Broad way.
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Defiance saIamander Bafes-wfth Pa
powder prosf bays Also bure
proof sheboerd paror Haes- repct % Murray nreN
cugpsr Of College place. Ro0nBr n PATRrCK.
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| Cristadores HAIR Dye, wigs and
l Dye privaasly applied Ne Assor Houss.
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Ten Pounds or CsRse FOR One Dollar
Ten pounds superx. 81 90 pounds nnes u o. you ees
THIS only q CbnlsfiAHsoHs, nos. Chanbss and ZIG
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ltz N2.a rs ia gx2 drew hs eve capital prirss n us
.rsvrE sey lstc Circulars fyse q ssosnss bv al
Ssshs we Avf<uw vNSe " ~ pes. chazles,u, Q, o.
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Burnstcs COcoaine.

HiDrs Hair Dye-5O Cents, Black or
br,wn Dcpos No Barclay street. and sod By drugss
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Hats ana Caps for Gents and Children
The Arnset variety In this city Beautiful straw gods for
Misses and chldren. KaLLO00, No 50l Canal street
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Commerce Of PhtIadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May rs, 1880
IxVWt. " tno week esto0o
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Great Sale OF Sefrts-ytx for s.
MOODY's shit Mandatory, 26I Broadway.
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Paris Soft Hats.-A New Invoice Just
opened BY Lsary Co. succeesors HUNT DUsnNSURY,
Leeden Of Fasbion for Geausnens Hats. Nos 3. aad
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steinway q Sons
ovRRsrRtSG oRANDe AND souhIl PIANOS.
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single application renders hair Zoo matter how sa
spd cryD son and sosy several lt ccncpded by
All DO have ussd 70 be he bss and cheapest Hair Dressing
IN Tie world.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupes
appbed h Ne skyngh roonA
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Only Original Hat For Young Men
The JEDDo, Of woven straw, 70 10 had oay Of 0kNiN,
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Dress Black Frock Coats % 20 SIS
Nca 40 and 193 BoWery.
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A REGULAR EXCITEMENT THERE CAN BIZ NO
"A ssputs 20 70 the treat and iacressre srcceM Of
okYETTis NkDICsTnD PAPER. ~ used every
vtere and by everybody new and moss liberal discount
row made NJ he tafs will be ssc~rtAneA s the Yes
pe,oi No Bsekn an street 1nss bundAns blrt.
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White, the Halter, WnlIatrsduoe, This
day. the Ram bling Bat for geatenen Something
urely new. No. 16 broadway, opposi>s st. Paups.
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Young Mems Hat For the Season IL the
si3 Broadway.
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Geo. b. slest 4 Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
O. d. COLLINS. 40 Broadway.
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mnward's Needles, for Whsslsr d WILL
s0n's s.wis0 MaCHIEEs Ihsse Eesilss are y sss by
NAHkAkTkD bUPh kIOR TO All JfHBRa
y. TsKD. NfLwARD. 81 wArrsn street ny
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Chas. III. VILLA aason's Brooklyn CAL
abliaAsd ls5l 30 Fulton street.
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For The most complete and extensive assortment Of
ReNy made Closhipg
Tho moot rsshionable and tssty 6tyle And n
Prices less thsn sny other esebushmsnt
In thh ofJ 20 10
y. B. BALDWIN,
Nos 70 and u Bowery
The largest store In 0e city Ladies ars nvtsd 10 call
kxAmins Ne Childx eas 4 epArtmeat.
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Coed Tea, One Dollar the Chest, at
CHErs1rArsons Tea wsshouss. To- ChaGAam srsss ssA
ne 0rosnvich street.
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Princes Prctesn Fouutain Pen.

Warranted perfect Regulated II pleasure. Compact No
enpersiure snsct Absolutely inc rrodible All linda Of
Ink used opes a'ing writes from sig 10 ten houra Pens
sent By mail tn rocsapt Of monsy. No S. no ~ 90. No
3 ~ % Circulars ss1k 2. q sTkARNs. Agent AT Broad.
wsy. n. q.
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a Il shoes Asa osienaiN \, B,-c,i lsd zee nsa
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Dv1RfnBMEN1s
DIARIo DE La MARiSx,
BOISA.
REDAOfOR DE CUBA,
AURORA De YUMuRI
BOL8rfN DE Cardinals,
b. CAxA0Ho. sX Broadway.
9. CAMACHO, -
M BROADWAY,
Prepares all clafses Of Documents legal o. Otherwise tor
Spanish counAvies-
TRANSMITTING
From The Spauiah Epalish French, at the oce OF
8. CAMACHO, 26x BROADWAY
8. OAMACH0,
~ BROADWAY,
VIII send any for Havana, get the same. BY tie
quickest way.
Advertisement for the
"DIARIO DE LA MAMMA" HAvAnes
Admitted at the cheapest rates, M
Ell D1ARIO DIX LA MARINA,
1900 copies circulaAion. -
Immediately.
q. CAMACao.
261s Broadway.
g CAMAcHo Is the only agent for advertise menis
Hispano American Terms reauonAbo,
OFFICE, ~ BROADWAY.
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Wsrrsng's Psssnt Champfen Tire anA
sunrlsr rrosf sasaL n BrusAvay, ssrs~ = narsy ks
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Or. Mersh Contin.ss 90 Apply aSe AaAa-
hsrnAa o. rupture AAkaH co.. Na vosu =. \. Z.
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Zephyr Merfno Undergarments
For warm vealhag.
greas assstmcut q los pricoa
a. RI NKIN 3 90, g5 Bowery.
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Drawings Of the Delaware state Dotte-
~ WOOD, EDDY CO. Naaassru Of me
pIsAw.sn. xs.Iucxr AID MISSOURI sIAIs Lorf.sIes
10, 81, Is, 81, H. S. IS, %, 70, as, SO. 81, II.
- DELAwARE-CLAss No. - Nay - 1854
WOOD IDDY o.. wu.isstos. Delavars.
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Twenty. four Photographic Portraits
for 81 takps LOCO daily BY aoLhKs ps,sni q, s7
Broadway.
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Trusses, Elastic stSokings, Shoulder
Br.ees euspsusory Baadsgsa Abdeainal Belts - u. H.
L PARSONS, Nc I ANA eiroot
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Physiological Examinations. showing
defecss sens and ~ risAi pursuit. a FowLsR wH.l.
Sos BYuadvAy.
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DtamnexanS Cured However CaussA, By
. method By d. A H eMHOLEY, Arioulisk O0ss No.
66 nsoeAwny houI! 10 A. n. bAPu. n. B-Ns oharse
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Every Buslness Man Should Subscribe
Tor The ssrovotAn Bank soe Eeporser and Sank
0wynno . Day. Oclce II wall groo-
Princes Prctesn rountain Pen.
ussd nnss sang rrnss fron sir % iss ssurs Pens
~ "a 1ircniass sssI n ri n "a iks Aren't AZ sr,sS
wsy. n =. "
an u 1sn ns cs,I rvr Wnsser . VII II
80 - =, - -. xs,s .,ss ~ s1s ~
VXaSxkI 40 AZ IA SiSR 70 ~ Ur7sEs 'o'I n'
Geo. n. Rioat Il Go. y Cels bra tea ElIfptfc
Losa ssilch sad Shuttle s. Wing nschans
~ ~. Singer q Co, have just Intrsdu ced
ss,s ,: 2 g az Al. s . POI
oHos 40 Dr>A~.S.
n 0rever bekG N01eeiess Sewing ma
-
ono sos Broadway, Nsw FORK
|
steinway 4 Sons
warsrcoSs "a and 8 wak~ srsel
------------
Dshance salamander Saes-Wfth Pa
MT pr0
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Ballou's Patent Impreved French Yoke
ehirts, made 10 order, and warantsd 10 1T BALLOT
BkoTHkks. go BroaawAy SOC manufacturer
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Scrofhla. or King's Evil,

Is q constitutional disease, q corruption Of the
blood, Ivy which this fluid becomes vitiaicsl.
weak, and poor. Being In tho circulation, it
pcradcs tho whole body, and may burst out In
disease on any part oft No organ Is FREQ from
i:s attacks, nor Is tlsrc ono which II may not
destroy. Tho scrofalous faint Is variously caused
BY mcrcurial disease, low living, disoriercd or
unhealthy food, impure air, filth, and filthy
habits, tho depressing vices, and, above all, by
the vcncrcal infection. Whatever DO Its origin,
Il Is hereditary In tho constitution, descending
"from parents 10 children unto tho third and
fourth gcnentiol;" indeed, 1t seems to DO tho
rod Of Him who says, al will visit tho iniquitics
Of the fathers upon their Children"
Its effects commence by deposition from tho
hood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, In
tho lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
,ubcrrlcs; in tho glands, swcllings and on tho
surface. cru2tons or torcs. This foul corrip-
ton, which gcndcrs In tho blood, dcprcsscs tho
ClcgicS Of life, so that scrofulous constitutions
no. on Y suffer from scrofuous complaints, but
they ave far less power to withstand the attacks
Of other diseases: consequently, vast numbers
perish by disorders which, although not scroiu-
loas In their nature aro still rendered fatal by
this faint in tho system. Most OF the consump-
ton which dccimaics the human family has its
origin directly in this scrofu,ous contamination
End many destructive diseases Of the liver, Kid.
ncys, brain, and indeed, Of all the organs. arisc
from or arc aggravated by tho Same cause.
One quarter Of all our people arc scrofuous;
their persons arc invaded by this lurking infcc-
ton. and their health Is undermined by II. 10
cleanse 1t from the system We must rcnovatc tho
blood by m alternative medicine, md invisorato
II by healthy food and exercise. Such medi.
cine VIC suopyn
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At Court Of Probate held at Alfred. within and for
the county of York, on the frst Tuesday In
April, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
aud sixty by the Honorable Z. Z. Bourne. Judge
ofsaid Courts
ONE ofthe dsyisees In the LIST viii aud testament
" ofWlLLlAM BOARDMAN, late OF Newmarket
In the state Of New Hampshire, deceased, having
produccd.A copy OF said will and Of the probate
thereof duly authenticated,
Ordered, That the said devisee give notice 10
all persons interested. by causing copy ofths or.
der H. DO Published three weeks successively In the
Irsion a Jssruaf, printed Ut Biddeford In said
county, the first publication TO be thirty days at
least before the time hereinafter assigned, that
they may appear before the Judge OF said Court,
uriay the pneteenth day Of May NEXT nj ten Of the
clock I'm the forcpoou and shew cause,h any they
nave, why the said instrument should not oe ALLOW.
eli la this state as the last will anu testament OF
the said deceased.
10 Attest, Francis Bacon Register.
true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon Register.