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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-07
Busiuess Notices.

THY SCARLET FEVER, HooPISG CoUGh' &c
Ae .sS sc.Ors Of childhood and per years can Oe soOrn
e much danger Panne BY mod Iae use oil the BRAND
- p,. Scarlet fever cured ny them and seldom
40 o,hss serious after effects follow, because the
49, eapsed and the whole system Ia ffeed rom al toane"
- M IA Of these safe but most eaeotnsl Pills 10 hopping
b ,hri, use relieves the lungs Of the tough rOpy palesm
sbo,,p The s Of coughing and thus greatly helps the poor e
a., Local remedies Acocks Porous Plssters to the
90 nd Rack OF Lninent to the Throat warm
bran bath two times week at the worst period are
found highly useful But wise pnrgtOn the great necessity
All the symptoms 70 take kindly turn under the influence
Of BRANpRRTa PIIIs which be bad coated plain 81
No UnIOnsquHre and Nc. CsnslL and by ali dussss
Price . oeuts PER box, with directicnS
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Newllork Dailp Iibm,te
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY :. 1860.

c. AIs agent IN BRNIseHAS Conn., for the sale
Of The TRIBUNE, Dsiy, Semi Weekly and Weekly.
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Tx NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE Il published every
sornns and Evening Sundays sxeeptedthe morning sAos
I, delivered to City Subscribers at III cents per week
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We OF undertake 10 return rejected Comnuntsaess
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COTTAGES to RENT-By W. L. SEYMOUR,

COUNTRY SEAT TO LET or FOR SALE
" The premises situated in the most des, BILE part Of
faon Staten Isandi have extensive wser view The
bo.se 4 ip perfect order contains al the modern improve
n,sts finished ~ the best manner and calculated for sum
mar m winter There also the premises Stable
Co.cbbowe os-house, aud extensive Poutryyud good
and variety Of mutt Ths premises In svsry
Of wears al noders 70 Apply to e. 0CONNoR No. "
Emsl
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Gost ano founo.

<yTRAYED or STOLEN--0n Saturday evening,
~ 6o. the corner Of Camel aud Mottsts bob tail HORSE,
10 whs bdnd ret and wbits mark 10 the hesd atschedto
eHtsiiss,s wagon Whoever VII give Information thai wll
~ 10 IL recovery Will DO suitably rewarded Dr. j. BA0-
~ Fiashiassy., nesI Bush wich, Wiliamsspgh.
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Go tobpm it tflap Concern.

COLD-BEARING QUARTZ and ARGRNTIF-
M EROUs ORES.-I ready to extract oil the gold
om uarz Ore Rock the least possible expense and also TO
part toe silver from Agen.ierOus Ores by Pyroelecc pro-
cess No amAsam used In either operation. Those owning
and hving specimens OF same may do well to address
BENJAMIN HARDINGE, City Pos. Office, New-YOrk
NOTICE.-Al persons having claims against the
IN lste firm Of HARMED & R0THERY are hereby notified
20 present Tire 70 the urdersed at Their once 10 "a
O'.' 1- NTcH0L BTLLERwELL, Trustees.
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n. H. LCDLoW, Ancuoneed. ~, xx<~xxax.
A SSIGNEEs SALE of HANDSOME HOUSE
"A HOLD and OFFICE FURNIIURE.h h LUDLOW
a Co win sci, ct auction TUESDAY March ~ 1859. at ~
O'clock at the warehouse No l05 Futcn By order Of Loss
neerso ESQ., ssgues Of A. Aendcrpb the entire stock Of A
consisting part Of handsome ktagere BOOKCASES:
secretsres Bureaus Dressing Tables BetaesdA Ts5lss
Chairs Counting house Desks Stools bookRacis ~ Inc
1rnture ali the best material and In the msss
rIbantia manner Sale positively wiihost reserve Cafs
logaes can be had at the Auconeers office No near
Broadway. NeroSyt
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kTOFTCE TO TAx-PAYERs.-OFFIcE OF Cos

lV nssIosKzs AssEssmEHrs No 80 Chaneers
street NewYork January 10 $780, Notice hereby gwen
that the Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate OF tho
City Of NewYork for the year 1860 now open for pubic
inspection and viii continue open until the goth day o. April
nett Inclusive All taxpayers earnestly requested to call
end same order that IN the assess
meats aay be corrected Also all entitled by law to
REDUCTION Of their Of being ceyaen or
for military ssreosi and aso literary charitable intu'
hons By exempt from taxation, requested TO make sp
piczon reduction exemption previous TO the CLOS
ting ofthe rolls on ssid 20tk day Of April - -, . ,
The following section Of the Act o. April H. 1883 Puolsned
fof the Information Oftsx-payers:
sEcTIoE During the the books shall be open Tor
public inspection heretofore provided application may %
made considering himself sggreyed by the as
seea ssaatou Of his personal estate TO have TIE same
ooected such application be made Ia relation to the as
$500 81 rea estate il must be made in writing .tstng
tne ground "a objections thereto and thefeupon the Cons
saons nsa examine into the complaint, and in their juds
20 be cosfeceed such application made In relation
the sssod valuation PERSONAL estate the applicant shall
be examined under oeth by the said Commonefs shall
be authorized 70 administer such any them and In
theh Judgment ire assessment is they
chs ~ be corrected aud TX toe sne
they believe 70 be just and declare decision thereon
stdH thirty dsys eT sush application shall have bs.u made
them Ne reduction sh be made by the Bosrd Of snoer
ssofs Of assessment real personal estate
under tbis Gc unless shall apPeAT under or atiop
that the party ageved unable to attend within o.rod
prescribed for the correction Of by m
.bsenee from ths citys~s Of 1859 Chapter 3C2 section
A. }. WILLIAMSON
Il W
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Billiard Gables.

LARGE ASSORTMENT Of well-seasonsd
"A BILLIARDfABLES, made ia the bes possible nsnass
LIARD TABLE kANUFACroRY, Nos 50 g. 81 aai 90 crs-
Sy-s& nsw-Yort Livery srasis csansoss& witA s>as -
shs usssrx.es. .f .
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]. W. BROWN,
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessulepts.

sGHooLsdhs '%sss I be s sssch Of
ages IL Address for week. with terms, stating
speeisi adsAnsee Il. p H. Box No. 1873, 1ribuns Office.
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90 formers anb Others.

20 Farmers ano OTHERS.
ENERTILIZERS.
MAPEgS
NITROGENIZED
-.t SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
81 per bag l6o lbs -
GUANO BONE SAVINGS, etc, etc
At MAPES'S
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND SEED
WAREHOUSE,
Nos Ia6 and l25 Eassau-st and No III Beekmanst N. T.
GARDENING. Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Run
N ming Roses and all sorts Of bedding plants for sale sd
Mold furnished and Gardens laid out by w FTL
PATRICK Florist 2sth and Brdwsy Bouquets and baskets
DRTNCE ALBERT POTATOES-At 81 per
bush order aud true raised and for sale BY
---TT' EDWIN MARSHALL,
Poughkeepge N. Y.
EEDS.
- 1 200 bags Ohio CLOVER.
500 bags TIMOTHY. -
600 bags RED TOP. -
300 bags HUNGARIAN
The received and rod by commission which
oder In ots suit both the city and country trade
TOhPKIES Co,
No is Frontst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Boots, ghoes, &f.

do SHOES and GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
Spe1 at 1oEEs's, Nos 10 and IL ANN-sT CALL AMI
SEE THEM.
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Chances for Business alen.

ANY PERSON who has 50, 500 to invest in the
IA SALOON business purchase half interest In bust
ness that will pay about 900 per year Address, with rotor
ence A M t. Tribune Office Also SIX hfstolAss BILLIARD
TABLES for SALE chesp for cash. Same address
CEORGE PECKHAM, Professional BOOK
" KEEPER and ACCOUNTANT Room No ~ Moas
Building No Sos Broadway hew.Yot, will attend to posting
up adjusting disputed dets citing and
fraudulent entries adjusting accounts Of nsoyent debtors and
estates preparing In proper form for executors and
creditors examining the books and Of banks railroads.
and other incorporated companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

IA. No Cooper lLs.itute-Importsnt SALE Of elessnt
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE rich Velvet Carpets, Pier sad
Mantle Gsss,s Billiard Table superb Decorations &c tbs
same being the contents Of the elegantly private
Broadway Sale commence at precisely ol m
ROW (1ue.dsyJ, March q We refrain rom giving dssslsd
tanned in this sale from cellar to garrett regrdng the custom
usse and very often grossly deceptive Suffice 70 that
the House very large and the and variety erica
sye goods frat class in fine order have all been aed ana
are 10 be sold to hs highest bidder No goods brought IN
We can assure buyers that this sale well worthy their Atten
ton and that they viii not be disappointed they send ehx
and bonorsbe treatment at the hands OF the snooneer For
further psrcua refer 70 the house ana the eassosss
which will be ready early on the NOR lng Of the sale
B.-Patculzr attention IL called to one OF NJ Phesns
Patent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Billiard Tables, contained IA
this sale.
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y. II. LUDLOW, Auctionesr.
HNEE,S Gal Il of HANDSOME HOIISEr-

u, d
A SSIGNEE's SALE of HANDSOME HOUSE
n HOLD and OFFICE FUREJTURE.-E. h LUDLOW
viii sell TUESDAY March ~ 1850 At 10y Selsck
o $50 Assignee Alendorph the entire stock oil A AZ
lendorph consisting In part OF handsome etsgeres
counting house stools book racks &c Tue Grnture a.
from the be st aud the most substantial
sale positive whou. Catalogues can be had At tbs
Autfioneer's office. VssSt
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CITY ISsPscroRs DEPARTMENT FEwYoRK, March % 1860
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Pr0p0s-
~ ais directed to DANIEL L: pELAvAN. City In.
with Of the bidder Endorsed thereon ana the
Proposals for cleaning the streets and avenues &e OF
the City OF NewYo for the term OF five years win be re-
ceyed the City Inspectors Office, No. Centrcs until
THURSDAY the fifth day Of April 1860 at IL O'CLOCK noon st
which time the viii be publicly opened for cleaning ths
piers heads of slips public lands and places and the public
mar and the limits thereof TO be thoroughly swept and
cleaned and to immediately thereom all dirt manure,
ashes garbage and rubbish for the term Of 1--WE In con-
specifications article OF chapter 70 OF the
Revised Ordinances Of the Corporation Of said adopted by
the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty thsreof June 20 1858
The right to reject any and all proposals bids received
eemed Of the Corporation Is hereby ressved
Blank proposals estimates and specification, including form
contract be obtained application st the City In
spector's Office, No. Centrest - -
r' DANIEL 4. DELAvAN, City Inspector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

A DRIAN II. MULLER, Authorizations
"A tors SALE Of DESIRABLE LOTS on 3d-sy. sSd sad
94th-sts-ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell a. Anctios,
TUESDAY March ~ 1850 at IL O'Clock It the herehsnsz
Exchange by order OF the Executors Of the Estate OF oeSe
Cornell and others:
sDAy-7 valuable Lots the ssstsny side Of sdsv oou'
rnepcng on the southeast corner Of etthst-
3D5 Lots the north side Of sddt the above
Lots the . . ..,,
last described -
Sixty per cent remain on Bond and Mogys Fos maps
and further particulars apply the Auctioneer Ne IS s
Eew-YoIk. Nts1
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A G. FUTILE, Auctioneer, would respoct6sav
III inform bis fsass and The pablo thss has ssssv
from his severe illness u the pest ys, saA prsp.sa
devote bis attention tss herstssrs) 10 ssas
HOUSEHOLD FURMTURE, go
ct private reddsucssi andte
STOCKS or COMMENTARIES. .t0-
and Others g their places Of business at hs ua leg sls
OFYIcE NO I39 BROADWAY. l
A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE of
IA ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNfTURE
ITALIAN BRONZES, MARBLE srATUARY, PAiaTfr0a
LIBRARY THREE ELEGANT PARLOR
SUITES PIAH0-R0RTE, 10, ~
On MONDAY, March 26, q. lAt O'Clock,
wv. B. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer,
Of the entire Elegant Psior Dining Room Nursery and Casa
Dor Furniture contained In the residence No I52 1l
7thsv The furniture Of the houss Il and In ORDER
ercsss throughout compsng everything sdspted 70 sfss
sDsbe and costly furnished rederee and TO Be positively
peremptoraly sold without rerard TO wcsther
BPsres from distance viii hnd In this ssis oyos an
hundred lots Of elegant Furniture Carpets Center and Pr
Tables Msrbe and Por Mirrors superb Plano Forte ks6gees
China Cut Glass Silver Wsrs nc Catalogues house. Tsuas
Of SALE cash bsnkab money and deposit from al purchaser
House for sale. -.
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Real estate for Sale.

COTTAGE on the HUDSON for SALE-FOur
acres abundance Of ffut fine river view minutes walk
from depot churches and schools and hours from New York
). EDDY Co.,
No. 81 Liberty. st,
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AMER. SCHOOL INST, 346 Broadway
N Schools supplied with Competent Teschcr AMI Parents
(sratutously) with School Crculars Wanted, Teaoher Of
Military Tactics also Lady Teacher Of Music aud French
SMITH, WOODnAN & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

HOUSES and LEASE for SALE. - Ths
III DWELLING-HOUSE No. 234 East Broadway, AM
DWELLINGS, and STORES Nos 2ss and 2l3i Divisions be
tween Clinton ard Montgomery with 10 year, unexpire
good condition. Ground rent $780, Inquire Of T. j. SAW
YER on the premises.
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A LBERT NJ. GRIFFIN & Co., Auctioneers. -
"A splendid HOUSEHOLD FUREITURE AUCTION.
I6th, between 5th and commencing 0i O'Clock
Rosewood Piano Forte elegant Drawing Suites Ar
tstc Bronzes and Sauay Dresden and Seyes China v2so
OH Paintings by eminent Artists Bronze Chandeliers Frsnck
Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors Broeade and Lace Cuaaa,
Rosewood Chamber Furniture SUITE Oak Dinngroou For
bitnre syewae China and Glassware, Ivory handle Tss
Cutlery Beddng Caypeting, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

EOR SALE-Two frst-class three-stOry and
IL basement Brick HOUSES with high stoops the north
side Of t I'd and 3dsvs each 2Oxt fse lots 100
feet deep built the and substantial and
replee with all the modern improvements This desirable
property ali the lots In vicinity being restricted In the
manner against kind Inquire the
premises
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obstruction.

A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, Clutches
N County, N. Y.-Rev ID. GAGE, A ~, PrncpaL-Th
best instruction end pleasant home Furnished to Lsdis
and Gentsmsn at reasonable charssa. spring Term opsu
April 5. Catalogues sent upon application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

fuy situated in the suburbs Of Poughkespse command
fine the Hudson The grounds 100 feet trout
and $50 feet in depth ssef laid out and web stocked
with choice fruit and ornamental trees and shruooey Tne
House 45x5l feet Frame well built nearly repete with
modern improvements including furnace box yinators
&c Gardeners Cottage good supply Of filtered rain and sprns
water. Half the purchase money remain Apply to j. W.
MASON No. So Pine St, n. Y, or
JOS. SMART. Bslding's Hotel, Poughkeepsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

J. HKGEnAN, Auchoneor.
TUESDAY, March q, at l05 o'clock o. IA, at
No. Monroe-psoe Clars-st BrooklynA large and
general mahogany aud walnut paor chamber sad
dnigroom Furniture, Brussels and ingram Carpets Oh coh
Pians Pier glasses Crockery and Kitchen Furniture Cstsosss
at the sslesrooms
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-04
,:. Yours. &C., -si
F. H. PEIRPOINT.
Fairmont, April %, 1860.
1For the Family Vlsitor.]
The x.Graf.Cn School.

Mr.. EDITOR 1t is with
great delight that we speak of
the school kept by our worthy
friend, Prof. J. II. RR1sTosS, at
Grafton, (the queen city OF the
mountains We visited Prof.
Bsistor's school on the Goth OF
Ami, and were much lhl.!n2Ll ease1
with The eagevness and correct
ness manifested by the juvenile
mindsin their recitalions of"Os-
goods Primary Lessons" Our
worthy Prof proved the exer>
cises to be not an old formula
imprinted upon their minds, but
turning from "Ossood's lessons"
to their juvenile books, great &C
curacy still was eyinced in rec
tations. The reading classes do
not pass through their lessons
without becoming fully acquain-
ted with the subject, so as to
give in detail all prominent and
minor points; therefore, the de~
livery Of them, in almost every
point, is full and animating. We
feel a.perfect liberty in recon-
mending Prof. Brlstor to the
favorable consideration Of the
citizens OF Grafton and vicinity,
as an excellent teacher and a
magnanimous young man.
Another feature (Which is
greatest) in his early history, is,
that he is religious, and will not
only lay the foundation of, and
cultivate, literature, but, also,
that of an early acquaintance
with Jesus, the Redeemer.
You may hear again, -.
Yours, &C., ''' l.e
VISITORS.
Pruntytown, Va, May !, 1860.
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The REGISTER and the NE. Church.

\ GV daSSS iosS- sssA~ Wv "A 81 AA"h = AA'
The editor Of the Clarksburg
Register is employed at his or,
binary work of slanderiug the
old Nj, r. Church. Ifblr Coop>
er knew how little either the
members or friends of that
Church cares for anything he
SAYS, he would hold his peace.
That church never was in q
more prosperous condition than
itnow is in this country. They
are greatly increasing the. num-
Der oil their meeting houses and
parsonages, ali over the country;
with a regular increase OF men,
bers. In the face Of all these
facts, the editor Of the Register
asserts that that Church is on
the ''wane." In view Of this
reckless assertion, it is a matter
Of profound consolation to US, TO
be able to assure the public that
that Church has not yet been
compelled 10 make an ''assign-
mentn OF is effects.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-04
Wing party have gone. ! would
nronose Mr.. William p. Cooper

! Wing party have gone. ] would
propose MIR. William ?. Cooper
as the Grand ScTRAcUTUs, TO
Fetch Vincent, the grand no.
to. tote of Western Virginia.
They have, by their ado already
bespoken their reward. which
A discerning public will fully a.
ward them-thatis the profound
contempt of all decent men. }
will make this suggestion. IL
Mr.. William P. Cooper pnrsues
his proscriplive, vj9dlcat ~.
course towards the Methodist
Episcopal Church, the h leaders
Of the democracy Of Clarksb1rg|
will be held responsible for his
course and the democratic pa
pers in this section, by their ST.
ience, will be held as symPath:1,1,
zing with him. Now l VIII
make this prediction, that Coo>
per will have to mend his man
ncrs towards the church oTshut
up bis Office before three years.
Write that down. 80 =
Morris, 60 ahead! Never
was the Opposition so strong In
Northwestern Virginia as 1t IS
to-day. Never were our pros
poets so bright. My pen is
something like the cork leg,
when it gets started on the abu-
ses of democracy it never knows
when to stop. l have some bad
things to tell next week about,
how the democracy are taking
bread out Of the poor,ala borers
mouth, to make sweet-meats for
the Shareholders. This is ME-
Their abolitionism nor republics
anism. talk about the oppres~
sed white men; and the den =
-ccracv talks about the "rights OF
'niggers' 10 emigrate 10 new
territories" $685.. sa..-
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Pruntytown, Va, May !, 1860,
lTormeDs in Yirginia.-The

Hiormens in Yirginia.-The
Hardy County (Va.) Wing
says: We have been informed
that a settlement of Mormons
are located in this,,county. Very
little respecting them and their
religion is known. These
Mormons reside in the Allega-
hanY mountains on the head
waters Of Lunyeys Creek. The
Leader, who lcaims to have
had a direct revelation from
Heaven with regard to his mis-
sion is a man by the name of
OF Brown, who has induced a
number Of his neighbors to en-
brace his doctrines. ~
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-04

The editor is absent again this
week: therefore, we are respon>
sible for all errors that may oc-
cur this week.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-04

week. .... .... -
THE Trial Of JACOB S: = 1ars
den for poisoning his wife, is
still going on at Belyidere;' New
Jersey. The n. Y. Herald says:
The portrait Of Harden pub
ished by the New York illuss
trated papers is taken from a
daguerreotype OF him a year
ago, and does not at all resem>
Bile his present appearance, His
face is much fuller, and he
wears whiskers. -.'...' MI"
Hawley, the officer who ar
rested Harden, and Mr.. Miller
the daguerrean artist with whom
Harden engaged are here from
Virginia, and their evidences is
thought to be very material
for the prosecution.
The attendance upon the
trial is very large, especially in
the afternoon, but the excite>
ment has almost abated. The
manner of the people and the
way they speak in regard 10
Harden presents a marked
contrast to the scenes at the
time he was brought from Viy-
ginia, when he was hooted,
struck at, and was preserved
from being lynched only by the
iirmress of Mr.. Hawley, who
d sp,ayed his revolver and over
,awed the,crowd.
During his long confnmen;
Harden has been very studlous,
and has made much progress in
mathematics, history and thes
ology and has arranged much Of
the evidences for his defence.
He reads the papers every day
and seems much interested in
the reports OF his trial, Even
the most affecting portions Of the
testimony, as that relating to his
2 wife's daath, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorland (parents Of Har-
denis deceased wife, are in
,ea:s. Harden, with great sell
control, seems more interested
la the possible effect Of the tes-
mony than by the facts lelated,
aud prepares, OF attemps to pre-:
pare, the answer for every sus-
picious circumstances.
The family visitor. [volume] (Pruntytown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1858-1860, 1860-05-04

The Prize Fight between
Heenan and Sayers, was on the
l7th.ulS. Heenan came off VIC
torlouS on the ~ round. %