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DR.. Fiufeland.
0QlIantilher Cordial

!dr f&usls 2ttluns SOn 6untn, GrtGltuns, SneuenIsn. 8raH-
ne, SiGuben 5als anb f"ftrttrentntianeuus GuSittruna uAt
Otnn nU& uSstih. Gr.-. ,Isruns fir Wat an btisr RtanEbttt
9etetnet, ftibf In ben lrstsn Stdbttn.
Dttfs ~berHbnatt presatetton TT gIet& BEN Dtttttn s~uperldI.
Re. = &c Ii fur eine Ria Il pen RrauEtt ten btRtntMt, Biz
aGGsrreintr une eefdbrlt&cr ois aae aEeett bsntn Bite BtnHR,
ar SttfsS Gdphes unterwcrfeu fnb Rrauttsitea att ron a.
ar flftnsn &riaituus %terrnbrsn. Or. Bed, ettTs esAs Grst,
5e Natbprttdt fat; SD wtl nt@t bet pupten, haS RalF
fur uf IN, mas bic pen nnh bss gsIte B.sbsr FIR bts Btwpt.
dr Grbtrtr 9onen fhb sbu To lam btftmnt perF@ern, bst
he uRs &rdnttet.sn SCn arSesrer @tfSbrli&ttit unh mett
Gtefbtf6le ~tufubrfn.
glue Dstters prsbt Der tatftSIi@en tstfdNrlttftit str px
stnt tlstnen Grt1kun6 eutftbsntea RrduEbettsn, hstat I'D tb
siuen Bid dber na5itbtEbf aus sen gerttten 1s StiiabGI.
pota 8tiunbtettSamttS %entnemmeut Eateas TrsSben SRi,
~Inotlpetl dnertannt et7t Der g~siuneeaen 5tdhtt De. linton 10
.nlA ~ U nhAIa4
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Gtefe 3abltn 3etseu n, edB ketRabe bar 4. EhetI auer SteYAe
i6at tn bteiem 2anoe hu-b HEssebruna struriaHt wttnen, a..
arfsttn Vpn ben sablret&en dnbern Rettsn, ste ppn egnu
tethtru Gs:G1t@u4 hereetnsfItrt ptrbtn
GGpnt euere @efunbbett un6 ntnn tbr an elmer. GrfSItuna be
Urut pber Qun9e letbet, tdufet cine Ifafhe BON 6ufeIdn6,S
balfamtihem @pretal unb tbr t6npet nuf ffGere @enefune redncn.
TanienOe baben bteleS eetbaa unp beden wuneerbdre Dtrtune
beieuet. 5
Sufen fruntt dber nanGrnal SCn SerbCrbeaem MRaeen, In mel.
dem Sale bas nDeutfhe 8itterS" getrduht werten fClte. SIN
Nduen Srn etren anbdutrnoen 6ufen berritrrnotr S6wdhe uno
@bipdnnnne bts Daastn Spferts Wtrb man bds 8ttters crn DrCbem
NeBen fnten.
OaTelbe mirO etnaia Bel Or. 6. W. Sadlcn. 43s Mrtfr.
Vttlabelptia. Uerferttet nnb betalen. DrueptRen nbsGIpretaltern
turm BITE Der. Stadten rertauft.
Tteis IS Gents bte GlGiDf. M1 IL
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@idtiS fir junse 2eute!
Or. sSamIpn's mnb 0r. 2acoffe's
Weutlh : frQn3Dlilde ScilQnIfoIt

2eullW IIdH6DlVWe Qelldll1lr,
.512 8roabwap, benz Ct. WiGolas S0tel s~egenlber, Nem.Norf
Die gtptbmen1tetett IN &rontteiten Der WeiGl 6tepraone cine
rationale un0 Bulge 8etanclnne Dem oeNtIten Yu6!iturn Der Wer.
Stalten su bteten, bat bic obteen 9erren p~eranlaBt, audi IN bteIer
SpecalttGt unenteeItlt6tn Notb s erttetlen.
Sn oteRn 10 wthtteen uebeln TIT TIRE 8etdnplunn ar alOo NIT
oe~rjenteen, pebe IN Der Earlier YrartS angepanot uno ron Wlln.
nern, we NiCpre, Nelpenn &C. pertreten wtr6,
lin ouh bier btele 70 ~ertclerette Metbpoe e~iniufubren, Eat 6r.
Or, Qaepte pn benz Hospital des Veneriens In NurtS lid be.
mpgen eerubt, Elm 8petBbureau IN Mem-Nort In pbteer @nfaIt
o~usuleeen, NO ietne ue Or. Miepro's prGparate fets UOrr6ttia
!en meroen.
perlcneu, welHe nit penertf&er ODER ecbetnten 8r1ntbetten Be-
baHet no,rurH Son1enereuhe, SelbftbeRefung Ooer ionfiee MuS.
ltweHuneen tbre @eiunobett beruntergebraGt bnben, an UehGht-
nibiAwd6e, 8ittern Der @lieber, &ueenftwdGe, NIdenfhnersen,
oner pctl gar ldpn an pputomnener Smpctenj cer Sc lhledtss
l6p1he lttoen, mEeen fh DertrnuenSppn an cbtee MnlnIt men.
oer. Sic mrroen fGer 9ebeiIt Obne IN tbren @eidGtten aehSrt
gu neroen.
Sn Den tetrefenben GdIen werben aud eleetrtfhe. oalponiGhe
u6 maanetilGe Wftttel anaewenoet.
@rb ptrO per GorrelpCneens In 8riefen Natt ertbeilt, neru SO
etnaeiGlonen ltnb. SOte Sreie bittet nan an NCr S576 .Wcf-
New-SCrt Su ~abfeitren.
Mn Die Garnen.
Or. SomiCn'S ub Qocphe'S Mranetmtttel fir RronFbetten Inb
tn eeren Office 81 erboltin. @pnIaltattoneu unentaeltltb.
Die Yartler %perflberten Yiuen sr Ssrfeluna her mcnaut6en
~9tetnteune wtren NIT erDBter Stherbet, Cbne SGmersen por
ipnlttss unbequemlt6tett oper Gefabr uno perben per GOT fret
mad alen dbetlen her Staot ODER hes Qnnees nab Ginlenbuns pom
81 an Boz 1870, YCf-OiFce SlersgCrt, uberf&tft.
Observation-Disclosures, mte metbtr Glue, Web6rnMtterbcrnu &C.
Faoen iNnele 8eleitieuno tn Cbteer Mnfalt.
5etlunA 9ar0nttrtI
ID &elOn0ers Aimmer fur Dament Sul5.t.tutp
I
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Sic merfWiirOigltcu Gnren, Die nod je
Ocrridtct WnrOeI.

Spobue'8 Sulommen9elester Sprnp bon
@itOtiri@e u lturirte @Sparo 9ampiOn, @ernantOWn &eaO;
Der Otren 0%e9euuber, bon etnetn pulcn, .Ibnabme oS 6letl9es
r tonnte ~eoer ltebem nO9 IieSen Obne SeiGWerli4fett; SrSettet
III @eor9e Sweenee'S @ahnerei, &tose &oao. unterbalb NSauace.
Swabne'S Wilotirl6en ~flrirten G5eflel GbD@
mas. nobc PbDnirpiae %iraberbn BON p9ilaoelpbta. BON @a4t'
L3wellqL tlr0eribcn 9uten. tnrSem Atbem; 1s1 8aGSes S9-
item mar alberorbentlib geIdpd6t. - OretSebn Sabre fmo Iet.
benz SerlIOIeu unO er crftut ib nod INNER etner 9nten @eiunO-
belt.
Smobne'8 @ilpfirI9eu beilten bic Tr1u peS
0ru, Denart. 90 Ot- psuulTo6e, GeaSins. SIT iet ~abersen9t
Dab fe tbr Geben reteten. Sic Bate Die ~AuSSebrnn9 I'M bSdlten
@rabe, puree aber pbai9 9elune, nabeenl JIG ole NStloHriden &c.
braa@te. !9r. p. @. Stepens, 0rusSiit in &eaSins, ,befen
g8abrDettSlebe Nieman6 beSweifelt, tann cb8e SUet &ursn beSeu-
gen, pa bic 0leotsn Del ibnl oetauit W0rSen.
NerSte 9ebrau1en unp enIpIeblen e8 s
Or. 8. $. CHIFFON. lGtantItn County, Sp., i9reibt; "Seit II
Sabren babe iD cine ltarte Qrars unb empfeble Or. Swapns'S
Miamnca8eiessa Sprup BON S%Silotiri4en Dor alien enOerea NE:
o8iucu. Sn ben 10 leBr ~Defir9teten 9nn9entrantbeuen, oe p9
IN sentufp ais 70 b~oSart8 erpelen, baltic i9 tbn fur en uni90s'
bares Wltel."
cntbat, Dem alamen belsbter serste ~an9ebanst linO, bic aber ni8ts
nit leiner acknowledging 5n tbnn Aatten; fra8e ober immer
auSorudli6 na@ .Dr. SWa9ne'S 3nlanrmeneeieBtem Sprup bon
Q8tlbttri9en, " bic einJ9 6dte gSIotrl1en 3uberetun0.
80 , q g.. 81
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FWN VT Wk1VUTk GNFLuQkH ~ Ftlt4tItIWIII VVIEKN
lne ale Rranfbetten, lpelte ppn Ysrbprbenem Ora.
aen reer Der 0eber tniteben.
S>;% Idls c~raorfdns, tnntrl de- penertbsr, Nnbrdne ts
SHUTS nab benz .Rprft Sddrt I'm DVaeta, 6trsErenasa, 5cA.
trenntu, Disqualification. Sbntre TN DtaGen, S6wddt Gnt
Afes @tfubl I'm Mlatu uaS unterletb SGwertr Atbtun
S%etItlOpien 55U DC Der NIgsn, Eledtu In, BEN @efbt
Bteter Inb RNsfibmerSen, Sefbrtrbcu bttnf Nthracn, @eib.
serben Der 6dut uoh Nustn. Settenatten 6AnerJfn iz
8udeh uno ben @lttHsrr, PtBt I'M SDsf RnP Srsnnsn TN
SletfG, Hau9iaFett unb Riebsretibla itRbttt.
Dtt GisentbImsr ~smpfstIsn httis Wstbtpa Der &ufmer'fam.
eft ps a%IblttInis. fR absrs. nat pn bts: s0ertp nne bar
Gn9efaeHtnpstt btrfeI en- fur els Qstben. nOflr He sCrfebenb
tmpfobIen wtrh. 80 tn btes fstr nrueS urb anStpraftta
Wltttsl, fsnessn etHss tas ftt 10 Satren sts prafune cr bttn
amtrttdnifhen Ucltt bcaarben bat IRA ptHsn Ruf Rnb Wsrs
laufl So lest nod su fsinut Nnbern errtt&t wurte. Dtt
1ta9ni0t wtias be ftnts nnS- auseeet&nttt Eertss un6 prk
,atperiOreu aus al n aoettsu btefts Qanprs 81 9unfeu 0then
aeben inS %nnaeteutrt ure Il serAaut Durnteft ng btS affair.
t& son hem Giaentbdmsr ~putlbtrten GImand&s, trtt&sn btt.
ft,bs untHtGelbt3 burG Die Ngtnttn p~tvIbtilen last mus dRt
BEN unalluttaheu IbtrSsnsen, bdF etsf 5 BtterS mtrf1d bt
3trltntbS't %0erpttRt, we&t IS srlanst Sat.
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Smapne'8 iiber2uderte
Sar1apariHas mnb GbeersNtnen,

ruriren 9artleib9ten, SOobrenneu, &opipeb, weNbes bon einem
per6orbensu Wla0en berfcmmt, llebeltel, unreinlttteit, SHmer-
5cn unc trantbafe l~lntbatistet Der g~MSemeibe, glapun9e1. Ip-
pstitlofgteit, Setbia4t &C, @s ibstnt, teine PIlsn seeen ets 10
man oieIe QiGen ~einnd6me. wabren6 man 6e l9ilotirl4en 8ebrautt.
Die cbt8en Weopnen wer6en nur ~Smbereiet BON
Or Smopne unb Spbn,
GS. s 9aOrb Siebeate Ctr, oberbaIb Der a~Rarttr.. VbIOceIpRia.
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Np Seute Nbeno > armpntesW II
bet @apt. S9iainser (6eperale9iu), anS8e,
ltbrt bon @apt. Yo0anot'8 Wtulit-Sprp8.
Go @aibtn ton @arten. Seute
Nbenp bon 6 lbr ali SarmonicsW tulit bel
@a8beleudtun9 I'M @arten.
NgS 6eute Nbeno Sertett-@ pn5ert BON ben
beliebteten &itnltlern 8oltimore'5 III Der Ara
betterz6aQe, 5 Q. 6reoeridtr.
Ne Seute Nbenp @On5ert IN Sta9=00l
SEQ. SO Sanpperltr.
ga Seute 4beno GculertWtult, inter
2ettung oe8 Yroi. @ba8. Yerbld, in Der Gurn-
Bale pe8 So5. Dem. Gurnperein8.
NDS 3 ab ndr5tlt6eS - S6pn Of
terS bSrtcn mir Deutl9c I19en, lic piirpen one'
rifanilde Dentilten ben Ceutl0cn pcr5leber
Dies l9cint unS ieood mebr Se%run8linplui9
Oeutlder Sunlt 5a leia, oenn mir baben bier
mebrere tii4tise oeutlAe 3abnar5te. Sin Be
JUDI bel Or. @intber, 1873 . s8iltimoreltr.,
CAB inns 8eltern @eleSenbeit gu beobadten, wie
oieler Serr in peni9er ais elmer Wtinutc eincr
Dame IL 3dbne auS5o8, III Der SlblI4t piciels
ben our9 eiu fiinItlideS @ebiB 5u erlebei, wel'
6es Or. @itntAer i'll alS9e5el9neter 94eIle ans
ferti9t.
Way- 81 Id Deuti9lauo. 2lm A.. Au'
quit le9elt Der NcrpOeutl4e SCqo DaupIer
Bremen" bon Rep-Oort nad 8remen.
Yalluse fam III Der Office beS Beder 9elt'
dert weroen.
Ny- GOIcmaD8 Ntlen
fn6 Die gjaHtfeuer Der geIum6beit a0er Nattcnen OBJ nptltlrt ODER
pilb. en- @rmattuna unb Sdlpi1e, perurIabt ourb Qrcelie IT,
9euo elmer at ccer alsemeiner @rf1loifuas beS SpiemS, 1T tbie
9Biltun9 wteberbeliteaeno unb Su8Ietb ltr. en6 Ole treIben Die
giti8en llrla1en bS llebelS aus benz 6orper berauS uno 0eoen
oemlelDen Die frlbere @eiuncbett uno St1rfe.
Gu BADEN in Der 5abrit yeC. 80 Weaiben Sane Netp- Dort anc Del
aQen OrugoiIten au Is @t8., 63 Cts, uno 81 Die S9a6tel.
(SuI16,1p)
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Nentfdocs SSittcrs
bsitt arfno!t6 dQs

~. "-"" UFEIT HTiN0ElW uWt
et~berbefhweroen, OispcplF. unb G5eltlubt, tarpnt
Ide Uoer nervTit Sdndhen, Observation-Disclosures
lNe ale Rranfbttten lpelbe ppn Ysrbprbsnem Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

fndisDr urnd usft ~'ts rees-ti)a II they
rbopA stalk e;iher ~ Vie s't,erns nrs In TIA. eo ,r
which they win not ne likely - do O., long IA peo-
pie are On the lookoui and orsglrei Cor an sssart
II the natter IL ~tlsa a, an Indian g,r eps,s.
The rssnIt othe citizens If h nsolY A-led eo1nEy
viii qnes'io ABLY he dies ,r,ns Wii7o,s n,-h
their so'k will ~ driven off and yhsns7s- in5j
viduas shsll he found alone IN small oarr;s, nv the
Indians they nay sxrsct 10 be killed. especially n
they are not well armed.
II is updeTst0o1 that the patty If lodians which male
the murdernds ssssHl ar Smhhf-d doss no. b.lopC N
any particular band, but il composed Of oucasis who
have combined pro~l about lk. the sssoci .ons Of
white thieves which have infested this Territory for
some tine pas'-steaing and committing d..prei.ious
wherever opportunity prsasn's. II 20, there !. no,
much probability Of their being brought To terms very
5000 except by force and which ia gsner 20 far
az irdians ere concerned shoula be tsrpisr resor.
Later accounts repref ent that the indiana wee sning
for MACE.
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SUPREME oURr-CHArBrRs-Aue. aL-Befors Ju.
IyGRAHAH
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The Book and It's Story BY L. ~ p. limo PIP 463. The
Same.
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Same.
An Introduction Natural Philosophy. BY Deni.on omsed
IL d. Revised by S. Shell 8yo PIP "a Collins
Brother.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
LATE INDIAN MURDERS IN UTAH.

From The Deseyse NeDs Of Aug. /.
BY communications received from the north, we are
informed that bloody tragedy occurred ut Smitheld,
Cache County, on Monday the I'D ult., in which one
Indian and two white men were killed, and three white
men severely wounded. The circumstances, as re-
ported. are briefly as follows:
"In the foI enoon of that day. the citizens arrested
Indian for horse stealing and, placing him in house,
ret several TO guard him TILL the matter could be
legally investigated, Soon sfer ten other indians
rode up to the door Of the houss in which the thief
detained, aud told him 70 come out Tnecaptain Of the
guard who was inside with the Indian, told him that
If be attempted TO escape he would most certainly get
hurt; that the guard the outside would shoot him
but he did not heed the other Indians aud made
effort TO get away he would not be injured. His COM
rades contin ned TO call him 10 come out, assuring
him that the white men were towards and would not
shoot
The prisoner finally made an effort 70 escape ano
In the attempt got killed; whereupon the tan inoan'
that had come TO assist him fired upon the susrd, pub
fortunately without effect. They then hurfedy RODE
OFF 70 reload and on returning 10 the scene OF aco'
came across some en- who did not belong 70 tns Paee
but in passing had stopped with their wagon nea ~
and fred upon them, killing man named john hee9'
and wcunding Samuel Governs mon ,5 81
ing the murderers put of up the creek toward the
mountains and within short distance met Ira Merrill
who was coming from the canon unarmed, and shot
him dead and wounded his brother, who was with
him.
borsemen who followed them up the canon till night
but could not get enough TO them TO shoot at them
eaec,ually. few shots were fired and one Indian
was seen 70 fall from his horse, but he could not be
found"
What the future action Of the Indians will be. no
one with certainty predict There was consider
able excitement throughout the valley and Mr.. Sny-
der, who left there on Thursday reports that active
measures for defense had been taken, aud that the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

HOMICIDE AT ORANGE, N.J.-On Wednesday even
ing of ast week, at picnic in the woods adjoining
the Rousn Catholic church in Orange fight occurred
between Frank Mccormick and a man named John
jenkins, of Brooklyn, n. Y. During the encounter,
some one drew knife and inflicted a serious wound in
the stomach Of the latter. jenkins did not seem TO
suil5r much until be reached the Orange Hotel when
be began to feel the effects of the stab, and was re-
moved TO the honse of Mrs. ReddiDgtoD, IN McChes-
ney's Lane. Medical assistance called In, but the
injured man continued to sink until Tuesday morning
at cock when he de-. Coro1er Dean of Newark
being notified, summoned Jury, and held an Inquest
on Tue sdsy afternoon when the jury returned TIE fol-
lowing verdict
That deceased John Jenkins bic death the 18th
day OF kugu l6n, from wound In the abdomen made BY
some sharp instrument inflicted during ARRAY with francis
McCornk the I'D inst the grounds Of the picnic
the Catholic church In the town of Orange but from the ev
dnce the jury not able by whom the sd wound
given
Mccormick, with whom deceased had the d;spute,
WIS ice suspended from the police force IN Newark
on charges of drunkenness and other misconduct He
has be en- missing since the occurrence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
THE CASE OF DIR. RICHARDS.

To The Ed6r Of The N. Y. Tribyn.
SIR: To the long article from the Church IL North
field, Conn.,, In which the character Of DR.. James
Richards is defended aud that Of the Lichfed South
Association attacked desire, a member Of the As
ISOLATION, to gay this word 10 reply.
The article in question (which appeared in The
TRIBuSE Of Aug 80 IL fell Of false statements, both
Ct fact and Of prncpei and the public are requested
TO gut no reliance upon it, The facts 10 this case VIII
soon be set forth in way which will make further
controversy misrepresentation impossible, and unds
ceive even the people At Horthheld .
10 saying this do not call in question me yeraclty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

MATTRESSES FLLID WITH WooD.-One Of the
Down East inventions of the past year is machine
for making cured hair for mattressing out Of wood
solid block of maple basswook, qusking asp, or any
other sweet-scented, inexpensive wood, is rapidly
converted into ibrous mass, much resembling white
horse hair, and this makes excellent filing for mat
tresqes and is much cheaper than hair WOOL cotton,
and better than husks, moss, seagrass, &C.. The ma
chine ia net expensive, and be set up in any place
where wood is plenty, and whore there is water or
steam-power. 1t can be worked BY any ordinary me-
ebanic.
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wv ITEMS

PAREIcrDE.-On Sunday, Aug. 10, an ARRAY oc-
Cured between two men named Joseph Bebon, father
and son. IN front Of their residence in Monitors sven1e
Eastern District IN the conrsa II which the stabbed
he father in the sru with a dirkkpifs, inaicting
wounds which ~ the time we're considered danVsrons.
Coroner Mmoby bid an ante or,em exemnation In
ne course Of which the injured testified snbsan
lauv 20 follows, after being informed by his attending
pnyHc'an maj ne was u great danger: Margaret Be-
h0n tne vic o' joseph Bsbop uu., was, the night
fibe 18Th ns ousde of his house using abusive and
violert language toward him and hs wife. He went
ont 10 ber ard taking hold Of her arm assef her why
abe used sueh language toward him. That while be
thus Folding Margaret by the arm and exp,stn-
lafDg with her, bis son, Joseph Bebon. i'm came at
him with knife and stabbed him in the arm ipa;ctpg
three wounds. one of which severed an ar1ry.
The son then ran away, and the injured man a.
tempted 10 pursue him, hut eoud do only for short
dsapce end he was only prevented from failing 10 tho
ground by the assistance of two men, who ssained
him and helped him back r. his home. quarrd had
formerly taken place between the parties and On the
lst of August joseph Bebon Gen., had termed his
out Of bis house. where he had been residing
count Of The trouble which hs wife created in the fam
y. He was q1ite sure that be used no violence 10.
ward Margaret Bebon-only demonstrated with her on
her abusive condact. To all of the statements the n-
iBrsd nan swOra and subscribed bi- name aud Joseoh
Bebon r was arrested and lodgsd in jail. bus sabse-
quenty liberated Oh $500 hail by Justice Water.
At an early honr yesterday onipg 'he injured man
died, ana the SOD, Behon, wss again arrested, and
Corner Murphy al once rpaDnslsd jury tonves'igae
the cause of death. number Of witnesses were ex-
amDed, among Others DR.. Brady who asten led de-
reassd He testified that tire injuias sustained by him
had been properly attend TO and that he rapidly
recovering from their effects but be believed hat on
the night previous 70 his death he bal got on Of bed,
and In s1me manner removed the blndage from bis
arm and reopene6 the wound on hs arm the hemorrh-
age from which. Rad csused his death. Other wit
testified that long st,ndiag anmosity exised
between ceased and his son. aud a yer 1ct that de-
ceased came TO biz death from wounds received at the
hands Of Joseph Bebon, ir was rendered and ths
cussd committed to all TO await The action Of the
Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

If The horet sn1 e-,ne.nirg people in the Worth
field Church The fart that they have givSn their M
lid. nee without r~serve 10 person kno%n ~ nnst-
,udes of your rea-e in various 3srso thi- c9uiry
as oerson Of Extraordinary ana 40 orhns 'ifo1aIy'
IN ssconnt TO- ,nv n,tpthfulnes. in ihir s'tsmsnt.
yo.,s ,,rscti.Iv LEONARD W BACON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

PHILADELPEA Aug slFLouR generally elosed With an ID
yaneing ter caused By the ameis ne~: e. ga @
supeitDs WHKAf active at 81 ga I'll % for Whs 81 %
81 Al for Red CoKS Yellow scarce Of de- Paovisoss an
CHANGED WHISKY arm Al 2ld23c. ~,
BALrisoRE, Aas sL-FLoUR arm aud advanced pis How
ard street and Ohio S5 62 wHEAr actveI Westsn Ne
81 ad 81 90; White ~ 25eel io Southern 81 U0s1 ".
C0Rs active; yellow 7o01sc. PRoyIsoss quiet Me-
Sls ala fIs u.s. Rnmp sh So Lard-Lxfs sstes a 49,
ern Leaf at s Gl4 Coyykx firm and Ia ssed demand VIZ
lie. WHIsKy hym n naafc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

FIRE AND AccIDEST.-About o'clock on Friday
morning re discovered In hsytack Of which their
sir in number in vacant lot at the Of 6un-vk and
Souh Seventh reets Jersey City The Fire Department.
tuned out In "a, force and ia sbouG hour succeeded exf
gushing IT, Three stack. belonging 20 poor named
Michse Donohre Patrick Finders and Patrick MeIyay zero
the OF from go 10 $50 each About 80 hoaf
previous living opposite two 20 In sss9ns nc
stacks and supposed that they caused the hre While run
nipg the fire. young named Charlie. Hopkins fell sown
and of the wheels Of the double decker No passed over
both legs but fortunately he only eesh wolnds He
oyed q his honle Ia WAYNE street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
legal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-CITY
IN and COUNTY Of NEW YORK-HENRY b. SEARS
AGAINST WILSON AGER-Swnmons for money demand
on eonusct-com not ser TO the DEFENDANT; You
are hereby summoned and required TO answer the com.
tle City sDd County Of NewY0rk at the City Hal 10 said city
s.d copy your the said complaint the
hi. Office No 81 Wiam In said City 81 New
YORK. within twenty after the service Of this
Won exclusive Of the day Of such service; and you fail TO
complaint within The time Aforesaid the plaintiff in
this action Judgment inst the Of sixteen
hundred and ,i1y dollars and Styx cents with interest
nom the eighth DAY Of July thousand eight hundred and
.xty for the further n 'ix hundred snf y
.x dollars and Itss cent?. With interest from the eighth dsy
OF August 1850 besides the OF this actonDated New
York August III lstO COLES MORRIS Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint In the shove entitled action duly hed in
e Office CLERK OF the City and County OF Of New
on the 18th day OF August 1860. COLES hOkHlS,
aa75 1awewS flaintn Attorney
SUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yort-JOHN NJ PINKEY against JOHN B NEE,
Robert Pettzew Salem Town Russell and Adeliae his wife,
Carlos g sbermsn George Holly Benjamin Adams Robt
CsrE and Thouas Lowe-summcns for relsf-ro above
answer complaint In this ation which filed In the of
Of the Clerk If the City and County NewYork at his office
In the City Hall in the City Of NevYork the 18th day Of
July 1850 and copy Of answer to the said com
pla on the subscribers their office, No IT, Nassau st. Ia
city within twenty days after the service Of th
on yon exclusive OF the day Of such ervce and h 70
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
In tAis action will apply the Court for the relief demanded
In the COMP ainE.-Dsted July ls, 1900.
TAGGARD 4 PINKNEY,
ALL lsv6vS Plaintiffs Attorney.