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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
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1874 Watt, 5rAse, ;pil4tl Der 9t:n ano l0ten.
trlteR lbrca> unS ,~jcptuers uJeIblfItn pon 9srie, @tnL
EUneon une Rev Yo.t belbafttgt MAJ, rtaauUi RR oa 9ut-
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IL lttn Ue}b.ii stniAia3enoe Nr5eteH OadDl sntJtOCn,u-
n.eArh uno Iay o~.1ifs'AEsu ~Gaefalrsa 81 .saas@.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
Gtapiirt III Slprr 1IGU.
PETER LORILARD,
Sdanpf-C abah- ua0 Cabaks- E%abrikani

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GpAur JtEppte, NIdSiishc,
&nt.rItGG Gentleman, Copenhagen.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
Sefsmmtuncbumeen.
Ubr peopels' Sauiags -pauk,
Offee III Der llteu Strage,
"@eOpin'S 6au" lhrds scsenatcr,
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teri riirh e!e s~eSiSlatdr ron Sraiuitl;, sntpranst Ofrpjttrn
III Surislen Srn ntctt ~,seRissr re :;neu Dollar, uaS abr
Serttsun9tu. 9
Gne Nansc Capital tirat fir rs Depoiiten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
Ser Mancr unS bic ~, dble.

bort untcn in rsm Sha'e,
Sn ldnelih ariinsr Yraht,
Stsbt zine ftrinc Mabtc,
Die fIapptrt Sag unp Ha6t.
Ter @ie6tn6 fir,t fd rauIdhsnb
Iuf't Shdufslrap nit Nodt,
ltnf rrlit hann murrclno pciter
gu ticfer @afseSna@t.
Hub wrun Der ltbte Shimmer
TcS %6enbrptjs rnificbt,
Stngt oft Der iunae Iiiaer
Sn's ferne 9ano ictn eiec.
Ninasnm Iicst ii6er Sriebe,
Tie 0ifis fdufcin iGwad,
Dir StcrnIcin prptsn funtrln
llnp ipirseln fi6 i'm Bad.
Nur nod gum frrusn Hcee
Gin siniam S6glein irrt;
8iS se i'm biltsrn JGalee
Damn ltia unp filler fpirp.
Ter Miaer = ielber f6wei0rnb,
Sicbt cine @elt ppG Slid,
Bum na6tlid fiGeu 6immc(
Hrtt or ptn SrbnIu btetl:d.
Or fuGIt Gin mShtis DrGnecu
Our weitca gec.t binaus -
uno Siee nit golp'nem Suftn
Som lieben Satertnus.
Oa croten ouf rtr 6Gtt
S6nenft '6eicsnO rr ben 6ut:
4eb' wrbl, i'd feb pia wirrrr,
On Qrimat9, lirb unO gut!
Spdt Ntcnes nad Yiclrn Satytn
Grlheint Gin better @rcia,
Ntit ti'f9cfur@teu @ansru,
9it 9adre Gltrrpejs.
BORT tcbt or auf Ser 66be,
Gr lieht ms 5bal ,urjid,
Stebt gu zen Stsrnfcin trutcu
llnp in iein Susenogliid.
Oer 5u6pfao Sirbt nod immer
Gid purh Die @ieie bin,
unp au,D biz nlte eide
9ra"st mod i'm frilbcn Grim.
No@ immcr lturit Der @ir6baA
Sn'e S6auIelrao nit Moht,
lnp auh Die Niiible flappert
9fob ia,mer gag unp Na6t.
Die StsrnIein erOben funteln
Sp trauIiA nod berab =
Oa trpdnet cine Sbrdne
Der alte Wdnn dh al.
Die SusenD 1T sssansen,
Die GIttrn tirst ras @rat,
Sbm tlieb pom sausen 2ebcn
9fi&ts, ais lcin Waupcrfab.
9eb' wphl, ru tleiue Miblc,
Seb' wObl, pu 9SatO unp Selp =
Sin Slug 1T u pas 9eben,
Gin Gruum 1T nur Die @rIt.
9tOtrrt 2~ister8sr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03

Qh Ole Dameu JilhmpnOs.
Maeamc 6eu6e (spn parisl, Die BEL Der
I;bttn 5air i'm Olrhanies 3alaiat FUR ibrs patt 0as
FIRsT-CLASs diploma
srpittt, bat 233 3rOsSrraBe, IaPt Der 3Iea. en rsues unS
r:ibblltidcS Eager pom l~fnliatr9s l3lttl t0 Tdtf.
0faolnle 4. BAT re ogre pa Oaneh Nibn,pn.S an;ue
ieiltu, ras ibr Eager sou SoHnetS uno Rtlltntr9-
a3dartn ser ntItt,n Trdniopi4;d 6aifa uho e'tlnnldt
~aadtborcu; aleiniauS pSrrltlts Oc ntuiIeh plrrtr u. HeY~
SUrttr W5psn in Goidarea, 6eatsers. %2SrtaI9s, SlSbons
INC &ates. @.aoame j. Wrp Pi grSBte AuTHeftlamtett auf
ale tpr Eu Sbed perotap:H auTn:3t pef10edEtn, uao tbre
@pnRerinnen tORnen lN VerrDttt gIltta, oaS lt R"T 9uie
nap stltnAdved a%aSaefubne Nldre elNt Y { HrItn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03

unsertatlnA
2cr pHter;tttacE, II ltpt IN Stance, itSta Iuftras in
fsintm t9tlhGlc duSiuIubrea UNI irpar 10 btuls aLs m6alib
Eine @u6paht rcn a; gen ut Tcrtpabrcnv vOrr1tDla.
yin nrucr, 6Ittt SppithpGStn mtt ctnem SuIen Ara,
ser uul IubgJru 9feceen Inr tupSi9ep UtUrIuD.
Die NufMtrtlGWtclt 9Un pgiele. JnbGperm II. ,tdnjlien pirt
etrl4Ici auf Ieine SrpBe Auspagl YpI NaIrISen.
adsbel,e.uns VpH Spp9as, otibtn Il. SprIns1N a'raSer
wirb proRp bt,prst. 6rancte Suuke,
Brpdoiu.. Gde Or Stn StIaGt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
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Z. ". 0riSlpolo. 6. ". L,rrsms,p
WrismOIS y GrisDuIS,
A0opfafcM mub Gjerioots=2tuipGfte.

J(ltpnnpne, Sa,
0itlelbsn practitioner IN duen @erihtrn Der Stast
9tibmpne, unp m ptn Counties pom oenricu.
0"ncstr, sting unD Queen uno Gller.
&s- &oroeraRgtn con 5000 uns aufmlrIs merSen
peA pea!eIorn III trStHo emeW 8beile Susmtens eOlleetlrI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
Seefnsunaen n.

Ter ,%nNtser" eriteini itcen Wpracs, Sennta9S ausses
nenir'cn, gum pcbenttitsn Subietisiionsprt .pn 10 GtS.,
SeHIblr an eit rrlp. Srdser, prsr So. 90 III taprlt5rr 8rrau5.
Autuebmt: @inpaitae @inritduna ven 10 3etien cecr mtni,
8I 80 9te, smeindIisc. IS els, crctmatise $l.oO, cine
SNo*e Si.25, sinsn Yiondl 81. 80. pref Dlonatt S4,eu, feds
Nonate SIS, %, ,lppli ,pipnate $i2.0u in Yierlcliabrliter
s'rralste ,abluns. qa,eilen, bic nip Seliebth rtrSnotrt
iperren tonusn, loeroen nit $35.o 90 pfr 5abt tcre6rut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
MONTICELLO HOTEL
a9alAtNatnu @lereen.

%ieInsl 6rtuneen lsWit Dem QubIitaRl ;~nslelammt bic
tr9roene aniciSt, caB m,inc SpmnErs@ 5uthipIit mr YER.
ibItetnen ntIcn AnlI3tn iur IlHterh1iuIng peS pablitHmc
%ptrlepen, V9m hcatIJsn Gage d6 wrper Oe6 III t ut. Been
eere n1.pe lay auT nleine neu tIngtrIdDtcie Hupe aufaertllm,
NO u jepcr 5eu warmt unp faltt 5peutn IN drpRier aII5.
Wdel 81 rnosn mo, lVpt audi @rtGnt; ieoer art pon better
QuaitaE. GreunnlNNllliaIt gum ;aBIrsIdDea 9eluG iaoel
en 5Imnn StrinIriw
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-03
80. NIan,

80. MaD,
NO' l6l Sroaritr, SUii@en Or 6tea unO item.
asent fur peIptrd's @bampasner,
snpic9lt rfm Osutlben publitum lcin frii6 an.
9etOmmsnes Eager pom @lgarrtn. @Seln,n, Ghnl,.
paBner, yebtube", Sebrduntt Wianetln, ibsr,uf
erten edlnu8 &c, namllb
100000 reutims Gt9arren, ate 8raups,
10000 @unbaS 6apana,
2J,0OO psnry Glay ,;apaua,
dU,UUU Q~rapucUS pd9dna,
15,OOe prtne pc, glra,
5O SUrsn Ji~Dtinweine,
20 8orbe !3eIctld'lAtn G6ampaaner. fir
meihen tb ASent Bin ron S bls IL DpG.
lars per Sore,,
so Ouyeno HcDtaArn,
81 YfO. SsbrInnts @iauosln unO lter,ud.
rrten Galmu5,
uel3s @'tFd tb ~ piliScm 9rci5 oferirc.
81. Nay, W8t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-14

FARMERS, KILL Your TuisTLEs.-Scv.
cral years since the writer purchased
farm, and the first year | sowed oats on
piece of ground which bad Il crop of corn
upon it the previous year, and was great
ly terrified to find one fourth of an acre
covered with growth of Canada thistle.
the succeeding year [ had a stout crop of
grass heavily mixed with thistIcs | now
ed the grass abont the first of August, on
good, fair hay day, and owing to the
appearance of rain for the next day, l
carted the hay into the barn on tho
very same day. The next day was
heavy rainy day. The result was that on
the second year the thistles had entirely
disappeared. and have never grown to
trouble me since, although l have since
plowcd the same piece Of land.-Cr. N.
H. Journal Of agriculture.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-14
Corrrspondent
Gods Wisdom.

To-day | sought my fayoratc retreat in
the decp-tanglcd wildwood" and gave
myself up to the contemplation of Natnro
and Natures God How manifcstly is
Gods wisdom displayed in all his works.
Everything which is the work ofhls hands
is infinitely beautiful and wise in its de-
sign and speaks in a peculiar and forcl-
BILE manner, to the heart of man. Not
only the great and mighty things Of crca-
ton appeal thus to our better nature--but
the most insignificant (as they seem to us)
speak ina language not to be misunderstood.
The lofty mountain, the mi 9iity ocean, the
stately tree, all are wonderful and awaken
a sense of the supreme power and wisdom
of the Omnipotent. But docs not the del
icate flowers, the tiny insect, the crawling
reptile, speak in a language equally ele-
giant? What wonderful mcclanicisu is
manifested in their construction, how far
beyond the art of man. Man might iu-
deed make a close imitation-5ut he could
not infusc life into it, he could not make
it grow. Call thing which he has cre-
ated common or unclean," consider the
infinite wisdom which called them into ex-
istance. But the last and noblest work
of God is man--crcited in his own image,
and endowed with reason and the power
of speech thus he is superior to all the
created things. Another gift has he--an
immortal soul which will exist forever and
evcr-when all things else shall have pass
ed away Who in view of all this, can
for mnm mt doubt the existence OF SUI
perior Being whose guidance is in all. and
over all. CAkoL'
Eastport Aug. y, 1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-14

"lladies," ses |, a turnin to the butifui
females whose presents was perfoomin the
ground, ." hope you are enjoyin' your
selves on this okashun and that the LEM
anade and ice wharter OF which you air
dfinkin freely may not turn agin you.--2
May you always be as fair as the son, as
bright as the moon, and as beautiful as an
army with fags-also plenty of good close
to ware To yore seks, commonly stiled
the fare seks, We are indebted for the
pleasure Of our bornin' as we'll ms many
other blessins in these 10 grouns of sorro,
Some pore sperreted fools blame yore seks
for the difficulty in the garden but |
know men are as descctfv as Satan and
when the apples Was plum ripe, Adan
would rigid him spider press, and like
as not got on big bust and beeu druv of
the place anyway Your first mother was
a lady, and all her darters is ditto and
nobody but a loaGn cuss will say word
agin you. Hopin' that iio wave of trou.
BILE may ever role across yore pecccful
breasts, will conclude these remark with
the follcrin sentiment:
-WUMMAN@=She is good egg"
This sentiment was resolved with skonts
of appaws and baskits of bokais, and
Guv'nur Pettis cum forrard and congrat-
ulated me on my suxess, and insisted Oh
my stayin' all mite with him, but the cars
was a bloin' and after furnishin the Jacks
son papers with copis of my Address, |
pid adu to those gay and festcred seems.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-14

RULES FOR HEALTH-Ncver 90 to bed
with your feet sticking out ofthe window,
particularly when it is raining or freezing.
More than three pigs feet and half a
mince pie eaten at midnight, will not gen-
orally cause the consumer to dream of
houris, paradise. accommodating bankers,
and other good things ; at least they are
not apt to do SO.
Never stand in the rain barrel all night.
1t checks perspcration. and spoils rain
water for washing purposes.
Never spank your children with hand
saw, or box their cars with the sharp edge
of l,atched,as 1t is apt to effect the brain.
To enlarge the muscles of the arms and
legs, climbing up and down the chimney
Especially the house is four-storied one)
three or four times before breakfast, is
cheap exercise, and gives voracious ap-
petite.
Earachc in children is common and
vcxatious complaint. To cure it at once,
bore hole in the tympanum with gimb-
let, and pour in oil and things. If tho
child keeps on crying, bore it all the way
to the other car
Corns may be easily cured. The most
torturns corn can be at once cxtirpated
as follows: Take a sharp knife and find
the joint of the toe whereupon the corn
resides ; insert the knife in the articula-
ton, pry off the toe and throw it away
1t will never return again, unless your dog
brings it back to you in his mouth. pa
tent applied for1
The habit of drinking can be cured by
giving the drinkers all the liquor they
want to drink all the time. We know of
two in our own experience who were cur
ed in three weeks. One jumped out of
fourth-story window and ran curbstone
into his head. The other didn't get up
one morning, and has now universal
curbstone growing over his graveyard.
"a Ia DR.. Hall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-14

Dressing for Church.

Dressing Tor Church.
Has any body heard the bell
lou have dear me, | know full well
I'll never dress in time;
For mercys sake, come help me, Jane,
fll make my toilet quite plain.
Clhis for the sake OF rhyme
Herc-lnce this gator for me-do.
" A hole" you say plague take the shoe
Please, Jenny try aud hide it.
! know It's Sunday but, my soul,
cant ot wear 1t with a hole!
he men will surely spy it.
They're always peeping at our feet,
(Ihough, to be sure. they needn't peep,
The way we hold our drcsscs,)
I'll disappoint them. though, to-day.
".And cross myself" pray. did you sayi
Don't Laugh at my dlstrosses.
How beautiful this silk will rustic.
(Picasc hand my :" self. adjusting buotie,'
My corset and my hoop
There. now. I'll take i've skirts or six;
DO hurry, Jane, and help me fix
You KNOW l cannot stoop
How shall say my pray crs 10 day : -
As II girls went to church ,opray
How can You be 80 foolish
Here, damp this ribbon in cologne:
"What for " to paint. you silly one
Now, Jarcy. don't be mulish.
It'sno more harm than Lily White"
(riea>c see il this cheeks pllutcl rIsht,
And hand my box OF chalk y
Nov, damp the towel, Janry dear.
And " inc fbt5 gXfhrpX1--tItttrh fh |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-14

Nor GREEN-Some twenty-five or thir-
ty years ago, William Patterson left
Erins green isle to find a home in Amer.
lea. Having friends in the region of Fair
Haven, Ohio, he made his way tlrither.-
Taking dinner one day at the house Of
DR.. P, he was treated to the Ameri-
can dish, wholly new to him, of green corn
in the ear. Unwilling, however to bO
thought green himself or being anxious to
display unusual sagacity, after having ca
gcrly devoured the savory corn, his appe-
tite still unap- -pcas-cd, he passed up tho
the dcspoiled cob, with the very natural
request, "plasc put some more paSe on
my Stick ?"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-14

known for many years. The words of
his child had come to him like rebuking
prcccpts from heaven, and he bowed his
head Inundated and repentant, resolving
to forgive as he would be forgiven.
On tao morning that followed, as Mr..
Wilkins, from whose mind the cloud had
not lifted itself, who was yet trembling
for the home of his children, was passing
his door, lad placed letter in his hand
He knew the face of the boy from its
likeness to that of Mr. Green.
" More trouble he sighed to himself
as he thrust the letter into his pocket
An hour afterwards he opened 1t, and, to
his bewildermcnt and surprise, found with
in his account fully drawn out, and re-
ceipted with the signature of Harvey
Green. Below the receipt was written,
{" stand rcbukcd. | must forgive, if |
hope to be forgiven"
1t was with great difficulty that Will
kins could restrain gush of tears, SO
great was his instant rcvulsion of feeling
All, if Harvey Green could have seen his
heart at that moment, his debt would
have been paid fourfod. No amount of
money poured into his Golfers, could have
produced such a feeling Of heavenly de-
light
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-14

\ man in England recently won wager
of $40 by smoking eleven pounds Of cigars IN
twelve hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31
Williamsburg City News.

DnrRrcnvr FIRE -Besween three and four O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon Are broke out in the second story
OF Alien McDougals extensive ropewak, situated on
Walton street, near Harrison. The ropewalk two
story frame building 900 fee, long, the jenny house being
three stories and constructed of brick-a Of which
consumed Owing 70 the prevailing wind. Are spread
10 SIX Two stoZ frame house, owned by Samuel wewal,
and occupied - families employed in the ropewak, and
building owned by Charles Wooster occupied on the
lower floor by hessrs Allan MsDougall a. q store
room, and the upper part by J. T. Moore a 4
brass clock factory. The fremcn here succeeded in
checking its further progress The total o Is nea, a.
bc ascertained, Is about $4,000 viz Allen Nc
% ooo Chas Wooster 81 o00 different persons on furni
ture about o. Coo Messrs Allen Dougal were Insured
for e3l 00o follows Everett, 81 00o Hamilton - b0o
s. Nicholas, q, oo0 S. Marks, 81 500 Nontauk, $1,000
Eas River, 81 COO Excelsior 81 900; Adriatic, ooo
Park, 500; Northwestern, Osweeo, 5000; Rutgers,
were insured BY this Gre about ono hundred and my
persons were thrown out Of employment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

MORALS IN BosroN.-The following is part OF the evil
dence Of the complaining witness In . which came
before the Police Court OF Boston 18th instant In
which was charged with keeping gambling house.
John Iesrock, the complainant In this case said be
beard the defendant ask parties TO visit the place. this
ut the Museum Saloon but he could not tell who the
parties thus solicited WERE Mr. Learock
anned n length by N Richardson, Esq, counsel
for the defendant Ia reply 70 questions ASKED he said
be bad been In STATE Prison, and con-
victcd OF any crime
Question. Have you ever been engaged IN the gambling
busincsas Answer.-Yes, many years, but have len
II Cd
Q. You are dovp gamblers now. are your A. Yes,
and on lawyers too
O. Are you also down On the Mayor and the Chief OF
Polioes A. Yes.
Have you ever paid any money for the suppresaoa
OF gambling
The Court informed the witness he was nos obliged 70
answer thai question.
A. Oh, III tell; yes I've paid the Assistant District Al
torney 81 100, and thai didn't accomplish my object
Q. Who do you mean BY Assistant District Attorney.
A. A. o. Brcwster
Sans further Questioos vers asi6ed tbs witness, but
neeAng 0AesrA WAa eieiteA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31
Domestic News Items.

BEGUN EARLy.-Those inevitable hangers all great
gatherings, the thieves, have already become domced
Tuesday night two OF the chevae robbed 1--WE travellers
at the Mills House, Of $500 and two gold watches They
ton Hotel lost his watch and . sum Of money.
FATAL AFrAR-PRorHcrING A DAuoHrERs HoyoR-On
Wednesday Last, Mr. VIM r. Berkeley Of King aud Queen
county, Va having heard that Joseph Breach had
lated slanderous report about Of his (Berkeleys)
daughters, waited upon Breach and demanded refrart
the OF the author Breach refused do either
which terminated existence Of Broach about one hour
after he received tho ball. Berkeley Immediately placed
himself in the custody OF the proper authorities
DIED AT LAsr-Mrs Graves, the old lady In Cleveland,
Ohio OF whose treatment by an inhumAn wretch son
We lately gave some some accountrom the papers that
city, died last Saturday evening The Coroner TO hold
attributable to the neglect charged upon the and fAm
ly BY the neighbors.
The TME THE HUNGARIAN WAS Losr.-we learn from the
Portland Adresv that the clock OF the Hungarian
been found the hands indicating eleven O'Clock and fifteen
minutes, which was undoubtedly the when she
struck II lie still in good running order. But eight bodies
have been recovered only OF which, that OF Mrs.
Wood, could DO identified.
Swing MACHINE ESTABLISHMENT DRraoYno-Mr. A. G.
Vests sewing machine mandatory WAS burned u
Winssor Locks Conn, 90 Saturday. Loss 80, 900; in
eured for $ 600 In the Etns Of Hartford and 900 In
Massachusetts, Office.
TOO Much SruDr.-Tne School Committee have forbidden
the Of lessons for study out Of school in tho
convinced OK tho Alarming evils resulting from such
studies
GrxAr FrH IN KKSYucKy--A block Of stores II OWEN.
boro Ky was burnt On the 2oth hst loss OoO Ths
principal sufferers Joseph Mitchell Mr. Welhhe sad
Mr.. Hall, merchants
Rock Island BrpGs DECLARED m NUISANCE The
Unied States District Court OF Iowa. the case OF the 81
Louis Chamber OF Commerce againse The Rock Island
Bridge Oompany, has declared sad bridge nuisance
decreed the removal OF the main pier By Juy l. and
Of the lower part BY October l. Tho case viii be sp
peaied.
Went Down WITH tn, Huxo.p.r Rr.sn. cor...x
No. IL, Of Albany. some time ago, ordered splendid
clock non foreign firm, 70 be placed the door of
their eegine house. II was shipped board the ILL.,
fated Hungarian, and Of went down with the w.
sel he clock manufactured BY Tobias Of Hvsryss
ct CO.. Of several hundred dollars, and W. unil-
Rre1, nuot b serious lsO b u ewnsg1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31
JOHN CRlMAINS,
Died March 80, 1869.
Aged rs years

On removing the black cap, Il was found ths, do.
Seassds face was slightly dsOcored but spart from that
torted unnatural The calm expression that he
bore IN bis lifetime was exhibited in death, and a. the
spectators gszed upon the PLACID countonance OF decoased
tbey could not help expressing their heartfelt a
Witnessing the naounful spectacle.
Tho comparatively easy manner in which deceased ex-
Psaied ms o6cocc was source Of much gratncaHon 70
such o. his friends a were tn attendance Probably no
crninAi ever yielded up the ghost quisy or more
the Sheriff carried cut BY bis deputies ana Captain Dow
ling, Of tho Sixth precinct Just a. they should have
oeen-pcrfect In every respect
There rumor about the City Hall in the course Of
tho day thai the Governor had granted reprisve but
that arrived TOO late To be Of any service Upoa nves-
tgAng Tie matter found that there was no fouada.
ton whatsoever for such silly report Tho Executive IL
appeared, eviaoed his determination not TO Interfere IN
behalf Of the Condemned and up 70 the last moment hs
continued unmoved.
CERTIFICATE or URcUron.
State Of Nss York-Oiy and County ef Nep York, g.
We, the Sheriff Of the city and county Of New York and
the other public officers and persons whose names are
sentenced By The Court Of Oyer and Termner held
in and for the city and county Of New York. on tho fourth
OF February one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
70 De executed on this day. In pursuance OF the said
sentence executed BY hanging BY the neck until he was
dead in the yard Of the City prison, in the said city, and
ead execution and that the Same was conducted and
formed in conformity TO the provisions OF law OF this
State concerning capital punishment and Of tho said
tence.
In witness whereof have, at the said CITY prison,
subscribed hereto this thireth day OF March
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
Michael Connolly. Police Justice.
J Sherman Bfownei Police Justice.
James X. Steers Police Justice.
Richard Kelly, Police Justice.
David A. Fowler. Deputy County Clerk
Charles Sutton Warden City Prison
Alexander L. Shaw, CouncilnAn
+. B. OKeeie, Coroner.
William Schirmer, Coroner.
Robert Gamble, Coroner.
Andrew R Jsckman, Coroner.
benjamin Puckney. Governor Alrnshouse
james Lynch, Governor Almsh0uso.
James O'Rorke, M. d.
Egbert Gurnsey M. d., and others.