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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
Garibaldi-LAeest News.


rcad'n Yesterdays HxsAID . ssasraph,o eonnuAi.
cation IRON Boston from an asosymous psrscs who sga-
ed himself "r W." and Who 10 bs possss~ss
Of iaasr from Sicily than any London Paris paper
shall no, waste tune to ooatyadiet his two a
Dispatches, because ooasradictoa stamped In sseh q
them that from Rome represssss osrisaid sdasrsus
position while the other from Palermo places IL hs-
rces OF Garibaldl ~ the victors.
The latest news from naly received BY ns d q the
I7ih ultpo and ali my corrcspoadsass gives she nsss
Moreover, Rom. In our days not the best Tor
reliable information - 10 0axibaldis Success, bsosnss
the dispatches emanase chiefly from the oraccs
thoee from v,s1Ds In 1859.
should se royal troops obtain any nsassAry sscosss
rhs cccsIderef all Itay holy from ell parts
Of the peninsula they Into Genoa and fsa tnsrs 10
absndoned their studies d Tire University Psv,a 70
ION the standard a. the hsro Of Rome aad vArese wonsa
forming committees 70 collect funds amoag then
converts and theological institutions deserted ssd
religious meu become ssldsers. Tue belts Of hs
ssecpcs coavestsd into csn,ors, the pipes
Of the organs mcNed 90 make b,ls for
rifles and among those Who followed Gsissld In his
cnrpg expeoiuoo -four American citzsns tws natives
and sdopset. 0oe OF the former gas With 9an,sdI
Montevidro ard nj Ro and Of the latter, Mr. af
pcst from New York, has already service IA TIE
q his country. Inc one hundred Cots rsvcvor
cAsbnes at this TINS dcss some services IN soiy.
ssfbadi prevtoas 10 his departure, hAs formed boty
a one hurored gudce, and 10 caoa OF them disostsd
one revolving ptoe rematng tnen that We
giv decided that his arns ssould b used coy IN the
The 100 men who formed esribAldis expedition
not very apt be subdued BY force twics thsir
sunesf this they have shown in Loaoariy against foes
numbered among the best soldiers In Europe
lam, dear sir, yours truly,
O. v. sEJCHI DE cisAL,,
Editor Of r. xo dhsisa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
NAVAL Intellfgence.
oUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE

Uurrp STATES NAVY YARD, \
WARRINGTON, Fla, Nag ~, isdo.
Arrival Of Ctaa Sxvp7 Stamrs-rhe SAte PrSk y b
Dycked-rAe Steamer Nslts~, &C., a.
Tho United states coast survey steamers walker md
Vixen arrived here yesterday.
Tho United States ship Prcblc lays alongside the wharf
awaiting 10 bs dookcd. number Of msn have been
employed With . dredging machine, for The psa two
week. In deepening the entrance 10 The dock, 10 al
mia hsr. A new oct Of sails have been made ~ this
yard for her Several oAulkers ere work. and other
minor repairs going 90 her.
The Unnsd States steamer Fulton b on the vHys A
survey hslo bar and she wS reported unit for
OF uar steamer. Very probably she viii b, sold.
About nf,y have been discharged dursag the pest
month. We have ou, little work going ai any Of
the shops
Of vstohmcn Tor thu year, which appears
10 be enormous THIS sam would support duy sofiers,
including psy, rail- and cl,thpx; aud would tnnk
ihs they would be more servecsbs for the protection Of
Toe marine barracks have been renovated throughout
Lieut. ss1s has been i5defsfe able 10 trying 10 have the
men quarters comfortable sai leara from several OF
them That be aone all m his power have ths duty
for the has During the past ~,
months some fifteen deserted. There u inince-
mcnt for rtmsis Would sugses, that msn ssrv.
log here he allowed double pay All other classes OF
men 90. noca mwe pay hsrs ,hss q, NE S,tn- ne.
Of the yard ss3 pw mcnto.
suygeoa Horuer, Captain Simms and Parser warrisg.
ton are daily ex~cng 70 be dstschsi from i1ls sstos
The soop Of war Constellation, Capt Nlchslls arrived
81 MADEIRA April 70, In seveatsen dsys fron Port
Prays, and rcusined =, siora % tos "a inst Il ~s
the intention OF Fsx Oicty lem 20 remsn NAdslrs
unit, yuy hut he hss received ord.r 70 % DO VA ,ss csss
and ro 4, cps further north IN tseai tcfrsos TIE
Consclisuon would be csuked, TAXA fresh supply OF
breai, and isave sbsri the ooh ut
ne port,mouth Commander Calhoun, was exo-c,,s a,
nsdeifa about The l3ih uiL News mai been reosivsi
from Cad that San Jscsns had o,mplesst hw 70.
pairs ara would return I, Inc sasoa cspl r. A
fonin Ien Naicra on the 23s Apr for csdx. 70 take
Command Of The san JAcinto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

Is "rcos siAyu---Jchn sAndcrpcu, Esq OF N,rf,-k
ocoov Va hes paid his peeross tais season $685. for
corr raned for 'heaf ON ecren,, his farm Dc pAi
one o. voc meo hore slbs. Thar Allowcd tins 10
for the prodncs o. ner EXTRA iasw. George A xis,s,
NO, OF the same sectce for The corn psoiuosi aniss
Win bin nea for ne year, pylcs them $500 We taxs
pleasure IN stating farther thai W. W w.ra~u T., a.
Of this county, has reccny pSi his haais $500 Tor cora
TIME 10 vosk Tor themesivca and thsre many s,m AZ
csss rhe nevces alluded %. Ike mIloas Ia tas s,stb
way but they ssving mooey 70 use ~ hsy may asi
bc>a IN coming yearp-and with s they sce ~ nsp,y
lor6s rhey sork weI IN oheevfady N the day, asi a.
night ed during hs holidays ney ssG, dsncs sai smot
eai swses pcsAoes DRINK hard ofer - aroesd the bg
knshsa arss, "iapgh as6 sres nt" regardless o. the
"cn fooisvy' snA scseeass absus Ne "psx cpprssst
,ave"-gN7blk Hra'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

An UnSowS NAE Kuxxp.-At late hour o. nurs6av
sishs, an vnksovu man crushed death On scart
The steamboat South America si the fcos Of Robsnsg
ssrees by being caught The machinery whs the ss
No. In motion Deceased, Appeared, istoxes,s< ~
he time, asd suppossd thai looking u ne mseAsssr
Yin the walking beam wss Instantly killed csrsner
Jss man hsl1 isqusss apoa body q dsossssd yss
Dc,ss.S ~.s about s.sny nSs or sss,
Of ere, bad dark bar, 'ecs uppsr lip ana v. pssk
vus Hospital for iaeapncston.
KILLED nv FAILING Dows STAIRS Mary LArkia sisa ,
Al Bellevue Hospital yesterday, NON The effects ,)
r,ss received On sunday evening By falling DOM ag
& stars Al her late resiteacs, No. SIS Frs s7ssss.
noid an inquest upos the boy Of deceAsed todsy.
Ao1Dxxr Al BlAxwnI's TzlNm.-InfornAnon was ~
csved al The coroners oce yesterday 70 The s6so
man named ward had died ., BiAckweas Isiass frsn
the effects Of injuries accidentally rccsvsd about tee
IN course q frecos on tua, island Az inqaea via b.
held upon the body Of dcosa,sd today.
Ts Lsrx Burrpfso CAsuArrr nv BRospwAv -rss-icki
isabs q ssu a No cas- Rosawsy. on ,hs $50. s,sI.o'
died 81 the kcw York Hospital Thursday niqht fron
sss.s so. IN ~ Z sss ss
o'rcumstasocs Attending The casually An the vhaes<s
Who were examined agreed 70 the being ossar
css nessesee sissndns sos ssr M jury rsuSrrs
verdict of "AcctfcntAl death" Deceased wns . nauvs
ot Ireland, and ~ ycss OF age.
Tsn rrnRp Avxxun RsnRoAD Aoc-pxxr-rhs inausx A,
The Of Adam Book ths German, whJvss
killed on tbe rhird avcnus railroad TournAsy sfse~
noon, held at The Ne~ York HossAl yeslesday III
Coroner JsckmAn- number of witnesses were oxsr-
med 70 show hA1 Smith, tbs driver u TIE csr ava an
bs power 70 sv~rs the essuAy and the jury, IN read
ps cri,ot, cox occasion 10 sxspsrAs ths pris s,sr
from eli blsres
Harcwkr CASUALTY -DanIel Clark iAborer or .pl,ys1
Al Asnsnss oo's ron nsrufscsurerv corner TX rssss
and Horson streets died yesterday ~ the Ncw gork -
pta from the effects a. injuries scc,dentay rsosiv> ~
csSay last By failing through The hsschv.Ay from
nry sorry 70 ne srcusd 6ccs a man Aansd fhs-&s
Sssvieaa. VA, be reasnbsrsh, Aaasss s.~aA.Aav
hkd n the sanRe tma. cwsaes Jac,xnan helA NJ.
qss-t upoa ths sody q dscssse1. Verdict "Aocidsaaal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
AsS % os~sSasxs aud Sicily.

In view Of thu renewed struggle In Italy, the nsisn
Committee Of New York, who collected fdnas during tas
hate var win rsass~ms their operations saspssded snsr
ooo,-busons WIN be rccsved BY n Pssiaoai 81 Pearl
street; X r. Fabbr, % Broadway; aad j. Valerie, 40
Beaver street
a AIbsroIa, " Bots, Dr. Cscsaripi, o. Fssbrisotr, X
p. rsbbri, X q. FAb5ri, @. GJani, NJ Psstaslldi, l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

VnSvA, Nay !, 1890
ne oss~cc n ne K~psrs-rin Dsrc~sos wisA-s
Of ns sspsrsl Prcvsnos -Pessscs n ~ Hsnosrsans-
vsrs # Ne vs~~nsw Pres-Ths Porifs,rs ef Psra AVID
Lo~do~ i~-R5resU % vss~~a-S,ss n Rsms-rN> Cv-
d~oI Provoked ne Lsiiss Opera -rssa.ri
osrs- Tao weo0~, DC DC.
Tue Council Of the Rnp,rs, which s nessher organized
scr Jet united, already gives embarrassment 70 tho 60
vernment The HungNrass unwilling 70 ~ Ia IL Ono
~ shsm-shs Baron oosavaswho he's passed tor the most
moderate viii call the Emperor 70 day TO present his
resIguauen oAsrs win do the zane. Several Council
lore even cited vino are not Hsasaaus and WHO are
unwilling 10 Accept their soipstes, and, amcag cshers,
the Count Of ssocksn, and the Count Of Hsrts.
n y unaevsscea hat ne coannl, which hes only -
Hbesasvs voice. and that only the midget and nnsA
thisg, saf mus hscsms upis@. rhIs spalsa psrhVs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

" "
thss Ms ulram journAls which zeaousy 40
thu volunteer moyemea, nearly silent respect
no % pssssss dscss.oe In N. ra..sr Dabna psp,
In ~ ssus Of this manning, Says Perhaps Mr. Card
1870 ssiss~.e, y foscs pai s so' ,hw psmaars %
rscrvns wccky sent od from this anuy Trieste
asd Ascona Las, week 200 len Kkeony and $50 vent
frco DroshedA. me matter 10 becoming excsedingiy
rsrous, Tor know VIVA. srrspgsments being made
By ssoxdossl Recruiting ofcs-to sse on the
sssssine up Of Tho mhsa resinoas, which yin take
Ths ss-rsal BsviAass has The folio visg :-nLssssrs
frsn Rome Of recent dave give some carious deeis
Moe he has bssn conesrnsd In Roman Affairs. Amsss
osber things be found, n sss, thai 81 cnosrs or
nncs bu, ssss, nsvsrhssss pay was reeulsrIv dSa~s
foe them He told also thas captains made rais OF
re- msnioaias sas sume,oa. ssssrsons .s,oh s, place
e<pos sh'on the Pope hes q hs army ana secsady 70
receive The ss.s pay for ,a.r troops Iss 9s,ssal,
lacs bsssons. Who we're Dissolved some sms ago b.,
Of whom $50 remained, many cbjectcns were made
sad heiasu Of ID. Dragons, sui vas told ,s1 thoy
had been sold 70 vhomr said he. TO ths man.
pes bsims,' 'xsd how muca ava each hslns, cs s
e..sss,, ssa iss manager came. .Ycs !. =. s1os N.
70 receiver .ssss toe mss.s-r way. snres ps,as
sussss man, pad tsooty 6ve psos per hslmss, an
hsre n re recsps And he ptoiaOos paper proving
thsh ne MA reauy pNu thkt fnt1"
General ramoricisre n much trcab'st by dsnsaes for
commiersoDs All NE sso>ders 10 Rome whsiher IRON
ireland, Naples, the Faasosrg ~ ssrmain, or s2aa,
wbh 10 - male mnshsls gcnsfsis II the least,
ccooeh, 81 orce. I>mcvasrs nsends 70 make rs,ri.
cixn guard 20 consst exclusively of "xeos'snsu; tho
prvaes drummsrs, ppeers and All 70 bs gentle nsr,
and this nrcr'rs connivAnce will be the cny means OF
dispcuE Of bis pretentious paxtix&os.
me puhicstou ~ The various manrsssscns "a favor
OF the Hoy See has been commenced. letter from
Rome, srcskirg 90 the mstsr, ssys,-rae c,ll,cf,n IA
divided Toto paris-the nist comprs ~ 1tsy NE
seccuS France Belgium aat 3wtxssud the third, tas-
ia ermany AMI Holland; the fourth, Spar, Portugal
and South America Tho hfth, Great Bcr,in AL N,rth
America the sixth remsia Ter o. Northern nad Yea
err Europe; ard me seventh, As.s, sfcs and Ossass
ne nrst volume which hes just srpsaref c,niains 3ns
second part (Franos, Belgium aud Ssiizerisut), bN
900 pages ana gives The letters addressed - TIE Pope
with circulars and pastoral letters OF ths hxhoy OF
the eccessssicA provinces Of AK, Abr, Auca, Avgnoa
Bssspcoo, Bordeaux, Bourgss, Cambria, Lyons Paris
Rbesms Roueu Scns Toulouse ant rours N al o'u4tv
two dccumsnn These followed BIZ stxtssa r.saa-s
end pes oral letters from The Belgian Rshops q seaasa
Bruees, 1ege, Namn Ghent and Tour az, and foa zoe
SwRs bshops OF Bale, Lausanne, si,r, saint Gal .af
GORE. An The documents cubssasd Ia thsr xind
tongues but those which written IA German, Elsso
and other languages Ices known, wd b. aooonpanea BY
an rsi~n trsnssiioa. fne pubscsuc, has CONN oc,s
T the ses'nt part ,Sseauss ~ the ars reservcd Cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
City Intellfgsnoe.

OPxMyG PnorosAIs AT the Srsxn DxPARuun.-Pro.
pesals for nine ooutaos fe repairing psrs regulating
srsess, 60, involving expense q several theoand
dollars publicly opeaed yesterday afssrnnoA hg
ths Street Oonmissaer n tho presssos n NJ. Csap-
tro,ler Haws. fhs oeesaeAs wsrs awarded - ssnsus
Rebuilding outer end q pier No. rs East river v WA A.
s.ss pier No &s.s v vr'y 2 SsssS KAN -
no 50 North rivsr. % Barnard Ks,y ssi.sss. So
ssrsty required, - ,0oe. Repairing pier No. % RasI
s sSs a.ssi :sS s:s":s c-:s "a
Pr - the foot Of Forty sevsuth ssess. Eass river. -
i: :s' :.s: s d. s.ss o.; ...: = s: a s
assssaway y ws:s,sss.n street. saa aasgss s.a 9.
Ssn Res.ss s.s a. srssss y e e cs.sss
ax1h V Seventh avenue, 70 Daniel Gallagher Hsseaa
Forty .nss ssse, between azs. svssus and BrssSSsv;
70 Jeremiah More. During shs sxcitise process q
opening and reading The bids he street. Con nissossrs
'cs v:s sssssy psossS Win n eager shrsss q psH
NEw YoRx socmT ImzARY.-rhs trustees a ths Me-
York Society Library have ordered eenpls1s ~ e -
works q Feanors Cooper IN French The Demand upsu
Tie Freoch department Of the library has Win. M
years greatly increased rhs toos Il oral psvvs1>w
tho works Of popular French sushsss, even sAsss r.
sardsd - The mast unsxospuoaabls, - wide Of ~
American aad Esghah standard that TIE trustees have
fousd themselves - n embarrassed In the ssssssa
works for ths most Important dsparnsas, mere psr-
tue cula oemAoo TOR FroOch liter
tbs part Of the ladies Cooper has either besa vsrv sr
tunsse In his Gauslasors, or his vsrts psouuary
adapted 70 The French languages any rate shsy ~
pass into any family unquestoned, which y more sbsa
can be said Of most French works ], the iussatioa e
tie trustees, shcud This mec& with favsr %
follow up BY ordering Freaoh editions Of all slssdard
Eoeish and American authors. We may add thst the
reading room Of the library been enshed By Gasss
ndrfi sess~eey ~ also BY toe lesoipe Amersesu Rse-
lAh French ana German pspess rhis 10 sususa
has sonnet mes been ac5used Of old oxyism, iass
their meaBs
sArx ov rHz Cors1Rr SEAT suk LATE JoHx O. Bcxn -
me elegant country Of shs lsAs y,An Bssr sssuu
fully situated On The sa side Of the Hudsos about sus
and one hAr miles from TArrytown, was ssld "a lAa
raursdsy afternoon, 81 public auction, by ordsr Of ne
executors The sale took place on the premises and
though The weather Was very unfAvorabis o,ussocrab
number Of pasons from this city, vol tee pee
PIE resdcst h the vicinity n rarysowu, aseudsd sssss-
fcssg gres, interest In the disposition Of zoe properly
Which formerly belonged 10 Commodore Perry. Mssge
Henry n leeds add Minor ofcmsed a,csonee-s, anl
struck % me immsrse property, comprising sAscsyfrr
ceres land asS ~ elseans GOTHIC stone nasssss via
tower, bay vsdovs, &c 20 scsasmaa bddIss Ssi So
The bidding va very spirited me fursiturs sals osa
Quoted by Mr. MINOR, REALISED shout $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

esy snS 70 morrow. The dsfenx ~. 800 ..sssS
Introduce Hers~y n preseesl issrvisv s,,h nm. !,
70 sooss 90 o. ssnss iook conn lent Tns gsws
M -. -. SSs-ssa all shs foreneoa, ed fsea sss
r,, q AZ -rtses hssses aroane 0AghS msgt
III psf ~ Usiso courss, Llsg Isiaad gala aay-
say ues bstWeon Pslohen a0o fhorA rompla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
0avr1baidt,s Assocga tes.

= rclech the Hung sraa republican 0snsrAi Nlno Bxio,
q ths young volunteers who Distinguished hmsef In
the Iombarfy campagn Sir;or. mombsr Ia the Bar
dnian Chsmbev Col rurr an intimate fi snd o. 0rsns
snoher Hungarian whose arrest 10 wsao1ia by the Aus
TRANS during tho Russian created much attention nj
the ume, and Capt Pcart-" Gsrribaiiis Esgishnaa,"
be called-s Dsvoushire geuensn, who o1o sod tbs
General IN his campaign agnna the Austraos last year
asd gave such un nssakabbs proofs - his skill - marks
nm and bravery - . MAJ.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15

INPECTINE.
Ehe Persian Fever Charm

For the prevention and cure. Of Fevel
and Ague and Bilious Fevers. This won
derful remedy was brought TO the knowl
edge of the present proprietors by friend
who has been great traveller IN Persia
aud the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates
he experienced a severe attack OF Fever
and Ague. On discovering his condition
one OF the boatmen took from his person an
Amulet, saying, Wear this and no fever
will touch you" Although incredulous
to its virtues, he complied and expe
rieuced Immediate relief, and has since al
WAYS found it an effectual protection from
all malarious complaints.
On further investigation he found that
the boatman attributed to it miraculous
powers, and said that At could only be OBJ
tanned from the Priests of the Sun. Some
time afterwards the gentleman 10 conyers
ing with a Priest. obtained from him the
secret of its preparation, and ascertained
where the medicinal herbs were found, oil
which it was compounded. The wonder
full virtues of this article have induced a
full belief in the minds of the natives OF
the miraculous healing powers of their
Priests.
Since his return to America, it has been
tried with the happiest effect by several
ladies and gentlemen of high character
VINO have < wen it the most unqualified
praise This remedy having been a spe-
cifc in Persia for hundreds of years, fol-
the prevention and cure of Fever and
Ague and Bilious Fevers-is now offered
to the American people.
IL will be sent by mail. prepaid, with
full directions for use, on receipt of one
dollar.
Principal depot and mandatory, ASS
Main ST., Richmond, Va. Branch office
Bank Of Commerce Building, New York
Address JOHN WILCOX d Co.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
Save Kour HOrses.

We take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Liniment as a valuable and
indispensable article for sprains, Sores,
Scratches oil Galds on horses. Our men have
used it for severe Burns, Bruises, Sores, stin
joints and Rheumatic Pains, aud all say 1T acts
= e magic We use no other Liniment.
]. w. HEWITT.
Foreman for American, Harden's and Wells
Fargo d Cos Express"
Gentleman :-"I had negro man worth 81,
200 who took cold from bad hurt, and wat
useless for over one year; had used every
thing could hearof without benefit, until
tried the Mustang Linimemt. II has perfect,
cured him, and can how take the above price
for him. Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should
have this Invaluable article. Sold by all 10
spectacle dealers everywhere.
BARNES & PARK. Prcprietors, NewYork.
jul! Owlm
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. Ia,
The Democrat of this morning contains
an addresses from Blair to the Republicans
aud free Democrats of this city. He com
mences by saying, 81 am we'll aware that
in the recent contest the support which /
received at your hands is simply an evil
dence Of your devotion to the cause OF free
dom, and would have been rendered as
freely aud as enthusiastically TO any other
man who had proved his fidelity to that
cause, as it has been given to me, yet |
cannot allow the occasion signslized by
so great triumph TO our common cause to
pass without rendering to you the homage
of my gratitude for selecting me as the
representative OF your principles, and the
instrument Of achieving victnry for their
maintenance and advancement"
He calls attention to the comparison of
returns from Grayois and Carondolet for
1858 with 1860, which shows thu loss of
nearly so votes in the former precinct,
while nearly every other precinct in the
District shows a largely increased vote.
He says the names Of nearly hundred Of
Barrett voters have disappeared from the
poll book in this small precinct. In Car
ondolet Barrett's vote is less than in 1858,
although there has been an aggregate in.
crease of nearly $50.
The names proven TO be false in 1858
have this year disappeared from the poll
book.
He refers to tn e large increase in the 9Th
and 9Th Wards. and to the ticket on which
his name was placed for Congress, F. r.
Blair, Jr., without designating the term,
and then says in conclusion, allow me to
say that shall forever remember with
pride and satisfaction, the contest Of 1860.
To have been the leader Of the hosts OF
freedom in that battle, fills the measure of
my ambition. Again return my thanks
to the Republicans Of this District. and
congratulate them npon their triumph.
The Democrat learns that the steamer
Lucas from Memphis, encountered fifteen
minute snow storm on Sunday, the 18th
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
a-=Notbing s,nce tho foundation of the

BNothing since the Foundation of the
City of New York has produced the excitement
among all classes that Prof. Woods Hair Re-
storative has done. All classes from the gray
and bald headed sire, and the siiver-haired mat
ron down to the sprightly youth and beautiful
maiden with her glossy ringlets. are erowdng
the Depot at No. 3I2 Broadway the former &c
be permanently restored, and the latter to pos
sess them selves of that which will prevent the
inroad of envious time, and cause the appear
ance ofyouth an beauty to finger to the great
est age. Besides all the popular Druggists II
the countryare constantly engaged in dealing
out the Restorative to their customers, ''anC
the cry still they Gomez
CAurroS.-Beware of worthless inventions
as several are already in the market, called b!
different names. Use none unless the word
professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot St
Louis, NO., and New York; are blown in tn,
bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Med
cine dealers, alsoby all Fancy and Toilet Good
dealers in the United states and Canada.-Nev
York NEWS.
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-15
GEORGE PosTLER
Coroner's Inquest.
State of Indiana, vigo County, s,

State of Indiana. Vigo County. SIS.
A n inquisition taken on the bank of the Wa.
IA bash river, In Harrison township, Lmiles
below the city of Terre. H auto on the first day
of August, in he Year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty, before Nataniel W
Benson, Coroner OF said county, upon view OF
the body of man, the name unknown, then and
there lying dead, upon the oath of A. Patterson.
George Z. Ballew, Joel Kester, John Weaver.
John Beauchamp and John Burgett, names of
SIX Jurors ofthe Township aforesaid, who, be-
ing duly sworn diligently TO inquire hon and in
what manner the said unknown came TO his
death, upon their oaths do say, that 10 The best
of their knowledge and testimony, the unknown
came 10 ms death oy drowning. On examina
ZION we lind one pair OF shoes and one pair OF
socks, pair OF pants and OAe shirt, placed in
package and bound around his neck,with q strap
of leather. In eur opinion the said unknown
had made an attempt TO swim the river with
his Clothes bound TO his neck, which caused his
death. On examination we find no clue TO his
name; but we find one striped shirt of apron
check, one pair checked pants OF cotton tweed,
one pair heavy shoes (siZe about No %, and one
pair brown Weolen socks, well worn, and IN the
pocket we found one silk handkerchief of red
lsh cast and dark spots, and ten cents in cash,
in two i've cent pieces. Tho man was supposed
to be outthirty-ive or forty years of age-a-
bout five feet eight inches. No particular
marks, only scar on the upper lin. immedi-
ately under the right nostril, rather the appear
ance Of being a har-lip.
In witness whereof, we. the Jurors aforesaid
nave hereunto severally set our hands and seals
on the DAY and year above written.
A. PATTIsON,
GEORGE Z. BALLEw,
J. ii. HESTER,
JOHN WEAVER,
JOHN bEAt CHAMP,
JOHN BUkcET,
Signed aud sealed by the jurors ana received
By me. y W. BENSON.
au3w3dit Coroner of Y. c.