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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-08
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.


I n allth leading branches ofmanutacturng indus
/ try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Nuchiuesis tact established beyond dispute.
No tailor, shoe manufacturer, clothieI seumstress,
maker saddler carriage trimmer, bat tmanufac-
turer, X c.. &c, can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars II Year
only fair average of the actual the use
of each of these Machines and for confirmation
of this truth werefer TO any of the thousands of
persons who usethem They are adaptedt every sort
OF work, fine coarse upon silk, cotton, linen and
woolep Fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purpCs we
haye ustproduced and are ready to receive for
Singers New Family Sewing Me -iine.
Whichis the most compact and beautiful Sowing Ma
chine eyerconsrueted ltis ornamented in the high
est style ofart and all who tare delighted withit.
ItmRke the improved is capable
doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine ever oferedtor family pur
poses,
Ii Is not III biecton of using twice too
much thread, and making rayeling seam like the
Grover Baker; nor is it confined in its operation,
to few thin fabrics liable to get out Ofo der and un
fttedtO use tax thread likethe Wheeler Wilson Ma.
chimes but Is amply suftcientto perform llknds of
family sowing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, sl00. The larger standard machines. from
Sl25to $500. Sendfor |. NJ Singer Il Co.'s Gazette,
a beautiful pictorial paper, devote to Sewing Ma
chimes and obtaining list prices and all other in
formation onthe subject. twill be forwarded gratis.
1. NJ, SINGER & CO.,
ASS Broadway, New York
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore. st. Lonis,
Providence, Gloyersyille, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphis, Nashville, Paris, France,
Glasgow Scotland.
Local agents wanted,
AaENvs-E, A, Higgins ,Perrysburgi VIM Robert
son, MGumee.
April 18th, 1853.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-08

/ or the cure OIL
Fever and Agucl
in all It's formed
has no equal
The Balsam ex
rsis she mias
matte poison of
Fever and que
from the system,
and prevents the
development Of
tue diseaSe il ia
ken on the first
approach CT theI
prem onitoryI
symptoms. II isI
not only the bestI
remedy yet dis
covered for this
lass of diseases.
bat the cheapest,
The large guam
tity we supply for
o 81, brings Il in
reach of oil, ich.
and poor.
4 great super
iority ofthismed
icinc over all 9th
ers il, il contains
40 Mineral or
Poisonous sub
stance, therefore
it produces no
quinism or other
injurious ELECTS
whatever upon
she constitution
Those cured hY 10
are lettas healthy
as if III y had
thc disease.
The Ague Raj
sam is an iuVal,
uahle protection
10 persons trAN
ling or tenn por-
aTily residing In
mAleIioUS dis
uicts,if taken oc-
coSioDly or daily
while CSposed CO
tAe Infection.
NcuVs, It IL
equally Gs yalua
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-08

BILE for a protec-
ton as " cure.--
Very few will eT
eT suffer from
intcrmittents If |
they avail Ghem-
selves Of the pro
lection this rem
edy affords.
DR.. Christie's
AgGe BaiSSm is
highly recon-
mended by the
bost Physicians in
in the country
One writes: 4" |,
with confidence
recommend the
Balsam ns super
ior TO any other
preparation
Says another
al have usod it
with uniform sue
coss, and cau con
fdently recom-
mend it for all
those complaints
which il is Of
fered for, Once
more: " To my
knowiedge it has
never disappoin.
ted the reasoua-
BILE expectations
of them who have
nsed it," Still
another writes :
81 have no hesi
tAtiou in saying
that it is a Ssf
c0ApCAig1.E, aud
very eihcROious
medicine"
be sure about
hs aane : ask fer
DR, CuRlSrIE ;
igue BaisGm,Gae
take no GIESrs-
The uubouuded
popularity. OF Or.
Christio's Iggy
BaiSm has iu-
d uccd II an y
cuunterieits.
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Saddles, Harness, sc.
AA S'VANE ~ G,R

~ added 10 their general assortment of articles 70
public demand, fine assortment of Saddles, Har.
moss and other articles usually kept in well ordered
iIarnessShop. They yhave employed competent work.
mon and intend to keepa good well made,
ofgood material aud at fair rates.
Iyou want anything in this line give us a call and
we sye determined not 10 be beat either in style
quantity, quality price.
N. B.--Cash paid for Beef Hides and Sheep Pelts
O,loher 20. lN50-24tf
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a. H.. JEROME.

N. B--I shall also be connected with the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Business,
OF this place, aud hope to merit the confidence
aud APPRECIATION OF the people
Nav 81 lS6O-lly A. f. JEROME
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CONSUMPTION.

ye~Dr NoMicn usos an improved Inhaling In.
strnmcnt for the curc Of Con7umption. sthma ,Bron
chltis and lrryng,jN; by This we con make ~ good
M good an application 70 the disc ascd funo and
Throat ~ We could TO a anywhere on tho exts-
rior OF the body.
DR.. N. ufcs pure Chemicoppthic Nnl Botanic Rem
clieG lie glycS mild tonic treatment which acts
chemically, and assists Nature 10 free hcrgolf. one
ounce ~ assistance e. Nature la worth pound Of
polsono1s drugs TO the disease.
u your Lungs nrs diseased Try DR. NcNilcn'a In
hnling lua'rument, Nn1 NhomicDplthjl Remedies
thc only correct principle Of applying r9madies to
tho diseased Lnrgbcfore giving up all hopes Of q
cure expect to travel this route for years,
md pledge myselfto bn candid and deal honorable
with sll who cnllupon me.
Remomb2 y my visits IRE inst Ss weeks apart and
the same dsy of the week at each place.
Consultation and advice free.
Information IN regard to my treatment end sue
ccss call On,or write to:
Mra.S. 2. Abbott Portage, W Wood Co., Ohio; Mrs
| Robert Jacobs ESgloville, Wood Co., Ohio Mrs
! jesse Hukcll, Browns Corners Wood county, Ohio
! Andrew Cross, Mllgroye, Wood county, ohio Jom
Cummins llnsssn, Hancock county, Ohio j. A
Smith, Elmor, Ouowa county, Ohiui q. Il. Church
| Toledo, Lucas county Ohio.
! All communications must bo directed to DR.. J. L
| MCMillCn, Cleveland, Ohio.
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ID r. NJ M IL J.. e n
CHYTIWTCOPATIEEC PMYsTCIAN,

May bo consulted, free of charge, at the following
timea aud places
Flnday, Crooks Hotel, until O'Clock, Oct. IA
and Nov. 20.
Fostors, Hays House, Oct 10, and Nov. "a.
Fremont kcssler Hotel. Oct IS, and Nov. 20.
Elmorc, Elmore House, Oct lG, aud Nov ~.
Toledo, Collins House, Oct. II , and Nov. %.
Maumco CITY. American House, t27, Doo.9.
porrysburF, Exchange Hotel, Oct. 70 and Dec 10
My Theory and Trentment
Are new and different from any ono In tho United
states, aud challenge any ono 90 produce tho SAND
success thltl havo mot with In treating Chronic
Diseases. My thoor, 10 based upon the chemical
operations Of tho holy believing dsoNsesto 30 depend
urOn d'proportionGd condition ~ The huids Of the
body, whereby the roli1s become unhealthy by an
al) sing tSc secretous. blood 80, ~ tho body, and
finding out what s dehcientor In excess and supply
ing to the syaicm what is wanting. ! nm enabled
10 euro ofon by small amount medicines, q hrrc
the paticus had been druggod with medicines for
long Years to no effect.
Now pyspepsi5, in the great majority Of cases do.
pcuds mainly upon n disprDpOrtionUd state of tho
gastric or digestive fluids of the stomach. when
this gastric Nuil is prOportOnCd properly the food
s thorougy digested aud nssimils'ed. Viewing Dys-
pepsa by the rules OF Chcmicopnthology, md Civ
ing treatment accordingly, / AIN enabled to cure 80
cut of 90 and 10 cascs out OF so of Gunsump.
don Asthma, Bronchitis and LaryuRits and Litcr
Complaint Plies Neuralgia bilainCss or Sjc; Head
acne Nervous Debility and rolnlle DisosssS-in "
cry case cure and othor disoaaes proportionatey y
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Peck * Hamilton, P,rryshurr, o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-ocr s.-Beiore Recorder
BARSARD.

TnIIENE hUU NIHI u III ttItT
stree, Ws continued this m5ruirg. The deposition OF Martin
Nayey rered IN yetrdsys report put In evidence,
he counsel Tor taking exception to the ruling Of the
One other witness examined but nothing more was
eRitsd. The jury brought a verdict Of not guilty.
Fetei ok Bishop ind cted for obtaining goods by false
Vetersas He l. old Dbdne operator On the 18th Sep
.her john German scc0sted by the prisoner,
WI INQUIRED whether he about going 70 Germany. On
beng amatvey Bishop said that be too gorF,
apdiu end took ak together 20 60 TO the steamship Batya
H. WEIGH saehe had taken passage Attr th9y nal gone few
that he hsd boarh his friend but hid not enough
American fr IT, Staehe him re. and going
tle furheI Bishop requested comp suaut 20 wait few nit
utes ne up stairs and got the money changed Staee
reI detective who returned with him, and
watched the whole Transaction verdict was rendered
guity. of small offences wero tined and acquitted
Court adjourned till Wednesday morning.
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COURT ClLENDAR-Tms DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 80, 81, "a
Is, 49, 49, 80, 80 II, a.. ara
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-Part Mos. lH9
1851 1923 1881 1889 1ia1 1850 1897 1901 1903 Part N0s
1884 1902 1913 1914 1916 142 1926 1928, 45O 452 li4 l4b
1855 144o, 1872 i444 1916 ll5o, l4'2 1854. ~ 49,
SUpRTmE CoURT-SrECIAL TERM.-Nos. IS, no.
g. a. 81 49, iO1 1C2 1O3 1O4 ioS 62 o. o. 3d. D. TO- 20 81
n. .ooo oo. 20,
SUPERIOR COURT.-Part Mos. 1929 800, 81
a27 g45 25 1876 I'll g8l 1856 $751; $685. 8s5 857 8 9D S
O7 gC9 95 97 gl9 PeIt llNos IlJ 49, 49, '5 ''H 100
7CO zoo 10. 784, 2gi 768. 10. ooc,
CoMMoN PiEAs-Same rs Tuesday, aud Nos. 2O62
$50 l7t3 1873 added. Part ii. unchanged
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR
Nos 1I6 ia 10 I2l 12 1873 12s 28 13 r. 49, 1872 1884, 1875
1876. 4 81 SO, IS, 103
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r- III Z -
In s64 20 the above there have issued 70 the Commission
es appointed 70 construct Free surge vI
River % McCoubs Dam, aud h remove Oh true lois IA hs
river Il hst place, under the sct, chap III pel Maich ~
IgfU Harlem Bridge Bonds bearing per cent IN
tera5t a. lie amount Of SiGOO-T0tsl, S2,3G5,bO'.
J0ylfH FiUcr BScgeUnder an act passed ApIH To-
1.l H han 24l} provision made for the removal Of SIC
f Dam the erection Of public free bi@R- Tor pssen
GERS animal aud vehicles snd across the Harlem Vr
~ .if az OF near the terminus Of the EiBth avenue notn
NJ avenue norh ~ Of Eighth avenue T. point at or
ms termlr ma Of road leading 20 McCOmof Dam eco
Of he same 10 bone ard paid by the Counueso Nchest
,iJso tn. Treasurer the County Of Westceer was re-
l II fssre 70 Ga. Commissioners named IN Fsd c Wheh
m nv them the bonds Of said county no. cXoge ing 20 me
,e,ae n sun Of 1000; aud tho Controller he VI! OF
New-YOk, Ike Tequisiii0n, Wh iequIeu " i''' '
bstds 10 equal amour" -. a.. .t,,, q,l
Te above rnIioneo oct amended by sn et cAap 0'
d Anil Il 1889 which provides for en- sdduons 'Sae o
binds b H. r.. pes Of Westchesttr bnd New 1oIs OF rluy
~ dp I2l was palsed March o. 1860 ptoYdnB of sl
Itb issue VI bonds b. sid Commissioners a. ioio"s
Tie County Of Weches .oc6o
The County Of Newly oIk........
be from the above that the Wloo tlnn,
hoJ ard required be issued BY the county Of
r. 81 follows: 800 afano,
y t6s sct chap POI laws Of 1885, Vo
~ fb4 at chap 34 laws Of
TOtsl..............,.......... pDJUOJ
The saount required by said acts to bs issued II
the County Cf WestCLesef toO'Vo
T,,,t ......... & ~ go
Respectfully subnitted ROBERT 4. HAWs Controller.
The Controller cleo communicated the following
statement Of the stse of the County account; 20
OysrdIat Sept pp|' 10
Paid nom oct 10 Oct including county revenue 81, ~
IQ9l,.sss,,t,,,,,,,,.,,,, p00ti|l ~
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STEALING BRisTLEs.-ienrv Hsrlecke, a porter
lately employed By Nesrs ON and Khl No $50 Pearl rect
yesterday uefd by Detective slowey charged hay.
Ing stCtn quantity OF bfistlcs from BIZ eHplyen The
prisoner sdnted biz guilt AID said st h. hd long in the
habit Of pprCp atug the bses n the inn all Of Viii h. had
sold g. DimsT Sc uui. shoemaker 20 No l3 Prince street
lie further stated that the cohbor had FIRST persuaded him 70
steal, sud after threatened 10 expose him unes he con-
tlu.d HE p.isriug Herne-ke committed answer by
Justice esh, whs also Issued awauHnt for tho ten-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

4 DEAR CALF SRIy.--Ilcnry Frank Of No. 80
FCuh .ueet plains hat he robbed q utaiung
$40 90 bEIk bills By Louis hned. and Ieae Lobenst-n
Schneider T. butcher having shop First Third
street and isaac ia his assistant frank alleges that be went IN
there % purchase eel, kin for which he gread pay 81 20
e took the oqled amount from h bag and then dspoed
the beg On the floor Soon after the bsg missing ana
hsd entered 'he shop Le felt justified In the
butt hers Of hir robbed h he had them
before Justice steers who held them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

ITLyoIs STATE BUSINESS DWECToBY This work
Just published at Chicago, III continuing ian clasi,s Of
b1eis in the State under their appropriate headings may
he had The p1blishr John C. w Bailey who in New
York few days with the books for e. letter order by
post viii be promptly attend TO- or he NAV BE- found a.
to p. m. daily at shsrretts Dey stglet Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

DISHONEST CLERK - Detectives Bennett and
MeDougal on Monday evening arrested young man
named benjamin Brooke, a clerk in A. t. Stewards
dry goods store, on suspicion of having robbed hs en-
poyer Various goods having been missed at intervals
OF late, suspicion fell upon young Brooks, and finally
the above mentioned officers were employed to watch
hls movements. They soon became convinced of the
correctness Of the suspicion against Brooks, aud on
Monday evening they proceeded to his boarding
house in Bridge street, Brooklyn, where they took
him into custody. On searching his room, largo
quantity OF goods were found secreed in three different
trunks and in his bureau. About 500 worth of tho
goods were identified by Mr. Stewart and about 500
worth were recognized having been stolen from
Thomas Tate, merchant, at the corner Of Canal
and Greene streets, for whom Brooks previously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

RAILROAD ACCmEET.-Chares MIXER aged 10
years whose parents reside ia ludlow street. while Attempting
he n read tracks tie B5wery 4 the corner of
Spring street. over No. 40 OF the Fourhy.pus
road and fatally injured The wheels Of the car passed over
the lads IA gh msngI II ID igltu, manner lie was i'm
msdsey conveyed 10 the Eewiork Hospital whsr, he did
yesterday afternoon. Coroner Srmer VIII hold inquest on
H., body this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

THR CoURT OF SEssIoss.-The October Term OF
this Court meuccd yesterday morning aud tey9Is
ssisI ed for Trial not ready tle WAS
postpoT ed until to-day young nSmsd hichsd IL
pleaded guilty grand larceny she charge ~ hiVihs rs
eved whom he found asleep In Water street QUE sven
ing OF gold vsteh Sent reserved Two or three
others pesdsd net guilty 60 indictments iouad agnst he ana
LII. Court hdl on,nel till this morning
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What ono

The OLD PRoyERB VERIFIED y ma. -
~ ls i s,lp Jus 50 IN reference to the iuie ~
sacrihce in RIcu DRgs Goops At cg,RLh sasp mport.
sOl Grand Here the loss entirely inc SIDE o. ca
ys ana tbe In with ths pub c Here they arc s 1T
Ottoman Velour, use pef yard every ys b. Oh ss,d rIc
sks of eSery Tesable style and pattern Tom SS ~ -
TO ~ per ward aiRce unhsard Of "a the Vy vida
Here hey ar. selling rich Partisan Popns al pS p he
an arnsl Coz, OF = per ward 10 import vesa
Spe RIOS. and Whitney Baskets at % per pair tn''
manufactured fog lssa than 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

Family lars" and

Love ONE ANOTHER. - dhull JOS 80 ~
than this arise between husband sci VIE toh 49,
Nov the better way b settle al tpues arising u ln
cause woud be Tor .ach submit The elves 70 cel -
10 eeive full written s.steTert deicrlhing ~ he
bad qualities fr their own nornston a1d improvements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

A GuYPOwDER PLoT.-Edward NetdercOtt, in at
tempting 10 make Guy Fa~kes Of himself, became
obnoxious 10 the Police and a consequence, Is now
pipiug in TIE Tombs. He, in company with two or
three other en'errsDg young men Of the burga'ious
rroiession gained admission to the feed store kept ~
Robert Murray IT,, at Nos. 2G9 and al Cherry street.
Desiring 10 examine the contents OF the safe which
tbey found therein they filed the lock full of gunpow
der end touched it off. The explosion was greater
than they had anticipated and before they were aware
of the fact the Building wa surrounded by vigil ant
policemen There were many modes OF egreSs, and
by virtue heyeof all of the Burglars succeeded in es
Gaming with the exception Of Nehercott He uni1tsn
tionaly run against Officer o Council of the Seventh
Ward. and soon found himsef fat in the embrace Of
that guardian Of the night The store having been set
on ire by the explosion, charge of Burglary and
arson was originally preferred agains. the prisoner,
and Justice Stsers committed him TO answer in defsu
of 81 900 bail The timely appearance of the officers
doubtless prevented serious damage to the store by fire.
Tn, charge against Nethercott was subsequently
duced to eraud larceny A promissory note for 1920
was taken from the safe AID carried off by the thieves
who escaced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

TIE PoTTEss' FIELD AFFAR.-Wiegand was a.
the Controllers Office yesterday, with bill Of about
800, an insallmen. on tss Mayors iob of removing
bones from the old Pott'rs' Field. yhs Controller de-
cliued to ray It, and informed him tina, be need rot call
aoaip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

a REAL ESTATE CAsE.-A knotty real estate case
ia now under investigation before Justice Welsh. 1t
appears that in the Sumner OF 1917, Mr. j. A.
ORielly employed a lawyer named Phillip Burrows
10 purcLsee for him lease of TWO lots Of ground en-
Ninth Avenue The puychaae was made il a sliisfac-
oSy manner the papers being made ont in the name Of
CbAles A. GIigetti clerk in Mr.. Burrows office.
instead Of the name Of Mr.. 0Reilly. Ii was undsr
stood Of course, thl at Subsequent period Orig
lett ehOnld complete the transfer TO OReilly. This
was apparently done after, aud the latter gentle
man Immediately put up buildings on the lots, valued
at $40 coo. No exceptions taken 20 these pro.
ceedDgs until the Och of August last, when lawyer
named Lewis Johnson o. 80 Warren street, protessed
TO have discovered that ORolys leaee was not good
lie found that the transfer from Griglet to Reilly
had never been recorded, although that necessary
formula had been gone through with in the original
purchase.
On making ihis fact known TO Gigetti, It ia
charged that that gentleman wss induced % reconvey
the lease to johnson for a consideration. Thi, having
been done, johnson undertook to summsrily eject
O'Reilys tenants from the houses built by him.
oReiy apPsd for an injunction to stop this little pro.
ceeoing, and Judge bgrsham, having heard the case
argued the 28th u decided that the transfer from
dngietn TO Johnson was void. Now, OReiy has
commenced criminal proceedings against johnson and
Griglet for conspiracy 10 defraul Jasce Welsh re.
qoirsd johnson 10 find bail in the sum of $500 TO
answer Grgled has not yet been taken into custody
enc as ne Is alleged to be jersey lawyer it is doubt
full when he will DO.
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PlUNeHts.
Amount Of Wau,nts Paid and
tuned by the County Treasurer,
70 SEPT 50, 1867 a. above stated P2,bt6,t9o %
Amount TrarffeIred to City Treas
ury on sccomt If the Corpora
tior's proportion Of Taxes col 100000. ..,,, cor -,
UpVNV ~
Amount due County ressue Sc pit 8s3 80 ID
1t being provided by law ths the annual assessment rolls or
tax books shall delivered the Receiver OF Taxes on or
before the day September IN each year. the Controller has
not deemed advisable make any further loans county
account present nasnuc the receipts from taxes as soon
as be collection thereof shall be commenced gl be ample 10.
az necessary purposes go, .,.
might every year be saved 10 the p1ac
In The tenn Of interest bonds issued for moneys Dor
Owed in anticipation Of the collection Of the taxes the Con-
o.r could know with certainty the time when the taxes
od ~ levied aud the books placed in the hands Of the Re
y.r Of Taxes collection he would then De enabled 81
calculate when would be received and make such
bo .yabe sccoirgy Under the present aystem there Is
o u, Uncertainty gard to the tins when the taxes viii
he imposed the Controller under the necessity OF making
ne dds pvable date than would otherwise be
v which not urfrequeny the loss OF interest On
Ia y- sun fcr q longer or shooter period 600.
Io0aS-Tte amount Of Cou-ty Neyepne bends 10Y IsO L.
surd 10 Seyt 90. is al follows: NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

the house OF coored named residing on the cor %
of Degr,w and smith streets The sir 4 spees h,d sone
accord and representing thst she hsd 40 n'
provided With food and lodging By Mr. Wet sho W"
taken back TO her old home
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y -T"T7ITT" = M :
OFFSPRING WATER ne
OAK ORCHARD A

curative pioo,rss Of this Water rt,bhsd beyond
Cal srd see ts.motis FROM physicms aud other
HlRAu w BosrWIcK Q.te Of Co nisgl sole aseut,
metropolitan Ho,el Bujns. No 90 D'''"@J'
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Advertisements!
inst cut of our Fac

GAS Gas, GAS FIXTLRES.-Just cut OF our ao'
try en- Immense s'ocA OF patterns Call NJ our MNuiS
WINS WAKSzR, PICK ( Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

DIED IN Station HoUsE--Dr. j. VI. Wilson, Of
No Ninth avenue conveyed the Sixteenth Ward Station
House named James Wilson, who appeared to be suffering
from q, inum The locAed IA CELL but
the discovered thi he dead The deceased
native Of Scotland house PsaeT BY trade snd said 9be
q LablIual dJpnkaId.
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ADVERTISEMENT
SIANinSr INNINs al
BARNUM'S MI

LINN" NIfhhNE TWINS, HI IINN.,U ii.,.x
attracting thousands daily and with al the osne'
wor deTs and the perform OF the GRE.r Pl III :.
Ills BRETHtKN, kF1ERso0N and EVENING Ihs po, ~,
crowded to day. To MORROW, extra holiday tof r~'' ="
Procession.
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co URT or OYER AND TERMINER-ocr. 9-Befo,e
Jusiier ISCHAHAN
AND PLEA

AHENIN ANU TITNS.
James Massey, the pueisi, intsctAd for feonious
ssult battery. atigne5 and pleaded Not Guilty.
Farois Eprgt o. Lotpzo stewart jointly Indicted for man
slaughter, were siIagned, snd pleaded not guilty.