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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

NUFhEME JUUKI-tlIy ana t"uhIy OI NV
- Yoh-JACOB ELLISON .rustee of ELIZABETH
FRANbLlN and her descendants, plaintiff AGAINST DANIEL
KINNEY, defendant SUI fer Ieiet-tCom. not
served To Tho dcend.nt-You hersby summoned
the complaint in tti. which fled in the Office
Of he CLERK the City and oDn,y Of New York. the said
City Of Newly the day ofte date hereof and 10 serve
copy Of the said complaint the subssr her at
his Office No 293 BRO idway 10 the se+ City OF NewYors
within twenty days after the service Of this summons y1u
exclusive the day such seYicr and fail 10 tn
si5 complaint within thu time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
ton VIII apply the tho relief demanded In the
plsigt Dated February "a, 1894.
no Iswsw w n w EASTMAN Plaintiff s Attorney.
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THE Fatal AFFRAY BETWEEN ScHooL-BoYs.-
The mquest upon the little boy John Shofr, who died
on Monday at his fathers house, No. 22J South Fifth
treet jersey City, from kicks and bruises received
from one of his schoolmates, week previous was held
Yesterday before Coroner Gstfney Of Jersey City. A
pcst-mortem examination made by Drs. Qaidor
and Quimby, whose evidence showed that the inms-
date cause OF death was Inflammation Of the bowels,
caused by violence. The f..ber and mJther veil ~
the attending physician testified that the child, who
came home complaining q pain in his stomach, said
that he had been knocked INFO tine gutter and stamped
upon by another boy, named William Car
ter. Two or three lads stated that they saw
tie boys sn)w.balDg, but saw fight.
There was also another lai with Carter who apes red
to be assisting him in s5ow-baiug. Mrs. +. j. Eve
land, Principal of the Primary Department Of PGbhc
School No. p testified taat the deceased SaoT vas
considered very good boy ia school, AID rather
timid and qniet The boy Carer was a raant and
very troublesome. The Jury rendered verbs; tat
John Snorr came to his death from inflammation Of tho
bow.lr caused by violence, and, from the evidence
adducsd they beievedthar the sad injuries were in
flcted upon him by boy named VIM. Carter and
some other boy whose name could not be asce:ta1ed
Upon the rendition of tle verocr, Coroner Gaffney
committed Carter who is about thirteen years OF age
TO rIirou. The deceased was a German lad abou;
eight wears of age.
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Gtsambcals ana Railroads.

EOR WBURGH-JOHNSTON N FALLS
Il IINE.-The steamboat CALEDONIA, Capt q. Hart,
W III leave the foot Of Warrens THURSDAY Mo eh
1860 O'Clock For freight passage a7py on bI5Id
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1Jalnts, Oils, Sc.

-
EOAL OII4-Fully equal to the best in market
' = for sale 81 leFs th9n usual prices by
JOHN w. QUINCY Co, No. % W iiiamst
GAS.-MAKE YOUR OWN CASTOR Hotels,
a.. and best zht ever offered the public produced b5 Viz
kONfs PORTABLE GAS APPARR Gus. For sale b.
G. A. DURGIy, No. asa Broadway, n. Y.
OL! OIL
" IGHF! LIGHT which rl.tcs the darkness as bIigh.
fhe DIAaOSO KEROSENE K superior &c al ehef OIL now
r market Without smell o. tate trade invited 20 est
h Quality ku1w VIII ssnd on IL own merits Tbs O
vii be r he'd 10 city snd country ldc st cs per gallon
in or 10 gallon change the cans, and 20 ca %
bafTs ~ orccrs r1omits attended 70 ey
CANEHDY No. "A ndeu-lsnc NCs-f crs. Asp Tie Ooss
o Duplicating Ola Candles LamPs, Paragon Burners &e @c'
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GRAVE SPEcULATIoSs. A suit was to have been
tried yesterday before Justice Stanton OF jersey Guy
in which it was expected that there would be e'ne
star ling developments othe mannerin ~nie,
aons are carried on the cities Of the dead. ans sur
was brought by Christian Yost, German, asn'
Edward Hone IT,. undertaken 10 jersey CITY, to re-
cover damaoes alsoed to have been sustained by rel
son Of Mr.. Hooe selling to plaintiff grave Ia when
to bury his child alleging tha' Mr. Il'e'"Sia III
t,cc o,ber remains il tho same grave. The case was
o.,,orcd until next week when l. VII be tried before
Jury.
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CUPREME COURT, New-York.-The NORTH

SUPREME COURT, New York. The NORTH
- AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY sgainst
LEATHAN WILSON and ANN WILSON hi. wife, Alexan-
Mrkeby McKelyey Catherine his WIFE william A..
Colt Mathew feon James W. Mckee, Robert Anderson,
Margaret Doyle, and w an Lane summons relief Conn
rot Ito the defens ALEX ANDER MCKELBY or
DckELtEY and CArHARlNE his wife: You are hereby
summoned and required the amended complaint in
this ston, hch has been lied in the office the CLERK OF the
City and County OF Ne> orb, Ut the City Hall in the City Of
Eewfork, and 10 serve copy OF snswer 10 the ssid
amended plant the subscrhes their oce No. %
hsssausret in the City Of New York, wirn twenty days
after vice Of this eIcnstye OF the day
of such service and you fell 70 the said amended
paint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will
sppy to Cont for tie Ter demanded in the amended
plsin..-Dsted February 20ih 1860
BLATCHFORD, SFWARD & GRTsWOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. - Nlssau-st n. Y.
BThe amended complaint IN the above action led
IN the office o. the Clerk of the city aud County New
the 10Th day OF February, A. ID. 1850
BLsTCHFORD SEWARD 8 GRISNOLD,
~ lswGwNf Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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IN FARE 50 to ALBANY. -
On and ater WEDNESDAY, January 49, 1889, Trains viii
leave 26thst station. Hew.l OH As f7dOgs:
FoI bIidse-8:0 and IL and 2:59 SndB:og p M
For White Plairs-i2:30 and 5:O0p
For White Plsins-6:5 p. m. from White So. Depos.
Vor Croton FAs--i D. III. Iom 26th 81. Depot
FOR Mierton--S p N. from 2th.st Dept.
For AibaDy9a m ~ al and 33 Express, connecting
with the New Y OH Central Railroad
Return ing, Will leave
Nflismsbridge- s:4a and $3.50 a and $50 ?. m.
White Pla'ns-j and 1870 a N and 4:5O p.
Croton-7 q. NJ. Ml.don-7 IN.
Blbany-ll a. m. Mail and $40 p m. Express train. -
The Mail ond 33n Express train connect e Chat
ban konr Ccner fo stations Western Railroad Baggage
Mail Express trains White and Cent sts
from : to 3:l5 w., aud from 10 240 p.
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rIyHE REGT1AR MAIL LTNE Wa sTONTNG

Il ION for BOs1 ON PBONIDENCE-Lsnd Route-fhe
shortest and most dfect--Corryng the Eastern M1il
The PLY MOU III ROCK Capt joel stone and Q.
VANDERBILT Capt D. 3. ouzges IN connection with the
bennington and Providence Boston and Providence ke
roads leaving New oey sunday eScepsed rom PEI NO
N r. (Isl wharf above Battery place., AZ and ston
insoD $3.50 arrival Of the ae tram when ea'ef
TIE C. VANDERBILT, from New-York-Monliy, Wednes;
day, and Friday From stonngonTuefday Thursday, and
SatuTdey. -,
The FLYWOUTH ROCK rom New 2 ork-T1esday, Thurt-
ey. and Saturday. From Monday Wednesday,
Gud fnogy.
Passengers proceed rom StonDsor, per railroad 70 Proy
nee oHd Boston in ths Express hah TIaE reaching said
places Of hose By other end pe time of
the early morning lines connecting North and East Psssen'
gtrs E prefer remain b1arf he steamer e11y nights
uDdsturbtd bieskas desires end leave 3toninon In
the train, connecting At Providence with the II train
for BottOn.
Fare from Providence to Newport so ceuts.
Begago Master accompanies the steamer ard sin through
esch way.
psGge bertha sse-rooms freight apply bosrd the
stsalne AZ be ehtoce Pier No. North River or at the
office q The CoL,psnJ, No. IS Battery place.
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Menifal.
DR. VELPEAU,s ,,,.-.-,,,.
n U NJ P Fl r E Z 3

a l. VI p Fl = E
IL SPECIFIC HoHRoPATHIC REMEDIES
Stand confesedy the head Of M for the use OF
me people, They sks removed ron the poisonous dam
repuve doses Of auackeTy Old School practice
incoDveTieuce Of WsterCEre che intricate ard Pesz
z obscaes Of the usual Homeopathic books aad medicines
Consisting specifics the vario1s dseaes which
hoy are related pot I'D IN lie form Of simple and
prepared ingredients neither dangerous dsgssns they
the really sd Of p-er' or 5u ard tho comfort OF he
laiIing aid inv aid.
TheY possess these positive a4vsnt.ges They harmless
erise from their They spcyeu always
what take aud how to he H. They Convenient
yon .be r-ope Pls o. nonIsnf warning with
ut delay. They ec'sBl thou SANDS Of
sTreetec and he system Iced without potsIs
lon delay.
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TIASTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP

n
FORMERLY TIE. YhNDERBiLT LINE,
FOR CALEDONIA
The ony line carrying the a. o. Malls on tbs Eoa.e uAesi
oonlg.et With the GoyeTn9ent - .o,.-,,
5TH ANO 2OTH or EACH MONTH.
From TIT old tsbis5Cd WAR loot 81 aIIeLst ~ u
The fayorie steamship EORTHERN LIGhI VIII leave new
YoTt MOADAY March s. connecting, Via Panama hIhoad,
wah The steamship CHAMPION. -. ,~,,..
The NORTH STAR gLl succeed tie NORTHERN LIOhE,
ieevng Newly OK Mcrch 20
Tina the ouy na both ~ Panama
nDzs a. the lsghIlus
for gessgs Of heizht 10 any point e route apply at the
sDly Office Of The company IN the City ofEeH-YoIk,
no. III Nest-st., foot Of NaTTenT.
ID. B ALLEN, Agent.
the above ship oyHcfE
FOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
bkLON.-fhe hgstczss steamship AUGUSTA, Capt.
m . "oodhul, vii leave on SATURDAY, March g. a. 8
20 n,in Pior no T. N r. Through tickets be had for
10 Ee~.0'lesas $40 u; Mobile ss5; MONTGOMERY s2s
Solsnbss Ell Albany, &l5 Atlanta e2 ChsttsD9osa s25;
nssn'.s VI l5 Knoxville, f2j 30 Msmghs f3 IS; Au.
eue SlI % hIe0n $40 81. sush, 4i5. For fleight aid
-, sAM'L L. MITCHELL SON.
sssz.Es CHECKED to AZ the shove points.
STLAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL LON
- DVhDhKHr, BELFAST aud DUBLIN for $40 Tho
fnt.ssssese powered CydebUt gercw-sleamsp UNITED
AlNVgOMi takL AlEkLEREID, will sail from Pier No -
'1ssL on NbDnbSDAI 2gh February, al u O'Clock,
hses Of Peage bs'oon Cabin g65; FORWARD Cabn,
49, otessse including an alb ndsnce Of properly cooked pro-
sns, ee@ lbs Steamer unsurpassed accommodations
~ P.ssesge5A feI passsge apply to fkAs. MACOONALDk
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYoIk notice hereby given TO al
persons having claims asninst OSCAR w. STURTEVANT,
ate the City Of NeYok comseoretaw, deceased, to
present the with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber the
Ocean Bank No 1877 GIeenwich in the City Of New fork,
before the wenyfourth day Of May nehDated New
York, the I'D day of November, 1859.
ma lar6mW d. RUDOLPH MARTIN Executor
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of Navy ork Notice hereby given TO all per
son. having aguinst HENRY GOLDorEN lsts OF the
City Newly ok deceased TO present tue with vouchers
there of 10 tho subscribers at t Office OF Aoram Dittenhcer
EIoadw the City Of Newly OH before the ft
day September pse5 New ork the y tn day Of Feb
rusiy, 1860. SIMEON CUTMASN, Frecptors
~ iawt mMed LAZARuS nOLDSTFIN, hA,eu'ol-
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EOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-The Amer
II lean Atlantic Steamship Compsny's and hvoits
Steamship HJ LILLE John A. Post, COMMANDER viii
leave Pier No. 70 ~ R, THURSDAY Mach l. at oeocs
NJ Savennah with unsurpassed ecconmodations
AIS ThronSb tickets New-Oreans, S39 Isl to Noble, S35
Memphis 81 IS Nasbvle, s27 IS Knoxville 42s sos Chat
tanoosa s2s Montgomery S23; Albany Ss3i Atlanta 81
Columbus s2; Macon 42O Augusta, fl7 50 Also 20 pIin
cpa pisces Florida lowest Freight 10 cents foot
fnslrance o1ehG pei No taken Gnder 500 Apply
10 II. v CROMWELL \ CO., No. % West-st.
TOR NEW-ORLEANS and IIAVANA.-SAT-
a. URDAY March 3-The United States Msil Steamship
Line will dtpatch svoe steamer az above tor Freight or
Passage apply TO n. ROBERTS, Agent No. III Wests cor
Warren.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County Orange notice 10 hereby ven according
persons having csps against the estate Of JESSE
SCUFiEI d. late the Of MoG.gom in said county
that they required 10 the with the
proper vouchers thereof the ubscrber the executors OF the
astu testament Of laid deceased ~ the cbce Of SEQ
FIELD CAPRON Co.. IN the village Of w alden In the said
town q MoBtsomery, or at The office Of WILLIAM SEQ
the let day Of September nexDeted Feb H. 1860.
WILLIAM III. SCOFIELD, Dr..
fl5lsw AUGUSTUS +. SCOFIELD,) i-A'Su'o-''
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II GChCbAptiJ VI an oiuei VI eAiO $50 W
the County Of notice hereby given to all perpon
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber his office, No 70 Broadway In the City
ok on or before the fourth day May next
Dated Newly ork, the 22j day Of Noyembsr, 1852
p2sIawtmW JOHN BOVINE. Executor.
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The Greatest Discovery of the Agel
ID T. SS k e11'S
American Hair Restorative


Notwithstanding this lis an age ofquaek publications
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Excel all other Preparations for this Purpose
Its action depends upon the tonic nndanticeptic pro
percs II possesses acting in CONNECTION with Nature
Ia cleansing the Scap, and promoting fcc andhealthl
vessels of the skin.
IL circtually removes an dandruir and other mpur
ties ote skin, also all itching and tenderness OF the
head, which is apt to attend diseases Of this kind.
/ The Restorative gives lively aud healthy appear
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used, But there Is no oil nit.
II invariably restores gray hair to rs original color
andpreyents It rom falling of and will ifprpery and
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The Restorative will be found good for Prurigo and
Herpes, Rngwom, and In short all other diseases OF
the scCretory system.
This preparation is not Hair Dye, as may Others
are that before the pubc t will not stain the light
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Any one that will purchase i've dollars worth OF the
Restorative, follow the directions strictly aud not re-
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| 70 trial.
The Restorative is prepared and sold wholesale and
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The Restorative Will be sent TO part Of the Uni
ted states at my risk neatly prepared and put up In
boxes TO suit cnstemers.
The restorative will be furnished to agents. at lib.
cral discount, as TO make IL object for them TO
gage In the sale Of Il.
All orders should be accompanied By the money
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d. DRESDELL,
sep0 Melmore Seneca county, O.
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Wmchcstcr's Genuine Preparation
or THE
Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda

IS THE ONLY RELIABLE FORM
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Medical Protection vrncraly.
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nehiiiy dyspepsia, A,tlma, Rickcts, Femas Com.
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PltitES.--ln and 10 ounce hnttlrs, 8 and sg DO
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zeal Food. nrwarr or all Preparations containing
uon the use ofwhch In Consumption, /, pronounced
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hntty. rchdior nv new circular whieh gives the
onN reliable information in rgptl 10 nf. Churchill's
Treatment Inquire iufand use only "Winchestet's
Genuine ptrparltion' which ma, bc had OF all re-
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sole general Depot In The United States hy
J. WINCHESTER, ~ John r. " v
{ p For sale ~ the Drug Storcor [. l. 81. John 4
V"' sole agents ior THIN, Ohio. jly.s II
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OUSE SPOUTING
made to order aud put up with dispatch with
WOOdruii's Patent Hangers;

FTliE only reliable unl ,ub,tantal mode Of suspeu.
diur Eayc ifourhs Nhlch has taken tho First Prr.
minm stttr Ohio state faif held az Cincinnati, SEP
tcubsr, tsA7, ai.o tho Mechanics, lnIitptc al Cn.
his modptnmpra,r rmrnt tygsi,o od " 1.-the best
bctt prrmium that tummitsc scientific 1innrrs cuu,d
award 90 any mnlsfn Improve sent Having purchasri
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pcWrNe that un other atties have Alright isc o. pot
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With EaycuuuEhs hatae made Of tho best tin, that O.
imported, and by The best mechanlc, u TINA, call at
Nytk1 nu,5.Aa
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climate.
The Family Caihauiti fPILf isa gentle but Nc.
i've Cntharie which The proprietor has used IN
biz. practice more than twenty years,
The constantly increa- r, sing demand from those
who hayc long used the piHs, and che satisibs.
tion which 40 express in = rcgafl 90 theft usc has
indeed mc 90 place them - within the foouh 0rnll
The Profession we'll 4. knuT that different Ca.
thnrtics oct on different ~ portions Of the bowels
The Family Cathuriic. p IptLtiipe, viii dnc rc
ference 10 this well rs tstah shed fact, been cbm
pounded from yHdety OF - The unrest Vegetable EN.
tfacts, which oct ellie on - every paH oi te alinen
tory canal and are coon Island SAYS IN ~ case.
whore Cathartic be nee c9.dsd. such ~ uernnge.
mcnth or the stomach. .Slscpiuess, Pains In thu
bask and Lotus, Couive.. Inc,., Pain and so'cncsl
ovetthe whole body, from . sudden cold which IRE
nouty, ~ neglected, end -in long oour.e of Fever
Loss ofAppettc, creep. EFiug sensation Of Cold o.
yer The body. Restless. t-f'ress, Headache, OF
weight in tho Head, all r,'Innlmmatory Diseases
Wofmt In children or AL S@|dults, Rhcumatisnri o
great rurifsf Of the blood. and many diseascs 70
which nrsh Is heir too numerous TO mention IN
this Advertisement. Dose, too.
Price Thirty Gents.
The Liver luviroraior and Family Catlauir Plls arc
resisd by Druggists generally aud sold WhOlesal ~
the Trade In ail l1rge towns.
s. n. W. san ford, NJ. y.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
la5 HroadVny, Now York.
Forsalc by J. ,. Wooster, Tiflu, %. octi41r
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lam physician Of thirty ycat,' practice, Nv prln
cpal study has been discases Of females They Nav,
generally baHrd my hest eiibus Obtaining the mate "a
| AZ composing Mauhhlla Uterine Caiholiron, VA
plsased With them, gave them mir tal and found my
sslf ahundanty sucCyssN nmy former practice roul,
only mitigate the SYMPHONY of about half the eases an,
could not cure ons iu ten. Now I cas- radically our
al least seventeen In twenty and mitigate Tho rrst.
cnbddet MafthAirt Uterine Catholicon the rrcate,
Ihlc,,iur w females have mrtwith,
! !. u, NilltAne, NJ. D., Chsfluston,
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Wre nrmopp, Co.hoclon Co., MnyIL

WHgT NNUTnRD, VnahocIon Co., MAY ~, IFhT1
NJ ". u ktnFsluy, Rht--l have been settling the
medicine, oilhc Umfrnhetg Company Tor tho ast ten
years, aud have Invariably found ,hyW 10 give good
saisfsctoa; and tho pills haVe sold TO rrra MANY
Nmivsastcgdaty ~ theft tea and coffee, aud with my
trade they have heconir starlu utice Mhthals lteT
inc tathocon Is medicine that has done great a.
mount Of good tn female iiseases, one lady sold u
to told me ahe had received more heue eR fou bottle
than ihe did lcpt long oouse Of mcdichltrcstmenlb BY
the most skilhl ply,icinu', Yours trply,
jun, !, lass, JANIS WitsoN
FaJ Ssle nv 4, r Nau nooTu, u. u, snydrr,
y. Wooster TiWn; a. liau, iOwvlH nt =, Nbte',
Grcsn sprnr,y Wm, lluhh, lodii n. +. Iiud, iiai
Unck; Nm. RiWugcb Atuce D. Holman & 60, No,
Cutuhcayiliet , W Wing, Adrisni and by one ageni
in an the pFincpaltoWns p Ohio
Foe Medicinet or agencies address
n. I, KINGSLEY, cleveland,
laeAtY. Agent tot ohio.
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Read what NJ, nushnrl SAYS ofthc Gfantnhrtg Nedi.
rincs. NJ u, phy,ican Of extensive pt,rtcr and
ofihc most succosshl in the county trumbulD in
whirhhc rrsidcsi
"Tts rcuidcs 'hatt ha,r used tho Ctantnhrrr T., D.,
aud Mpf,halls Csholirru, sold here by D. n. e. Joh,
son, IN my pTariirc 10 my ruir satisfaction. They
are good mrdicinos. Dp. q, w, nu1SELL.n
liaHiofd rumbpll 60, o, Msrch 2, IsS7
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AMONG THEA THINGS his SrOCKCONSlSts OF
Now and TashionnbIc

and will be so ai the lowest possible ratet Gail Al
llc tine iewclry and Piano liooms, No Uanurr, 10
Row, Timn, -. tmD WILLIAM GALt.UP
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FigI isa vertical longitudinal section Of the Inva
ids Hedstend, when In position Tor reclining.
Fig is anotheTyerica longitudinal section Of The
bedstead when IN position for sitting up, In chaifs
This invention has reference 10 improvement In bed
steads toTinvads and b. 20 designed os TO favor sim
pciy Of construction and particularly ncty OF ops
Grafton together with ease of motion 10 the invalid IN
raising hH from recumbent position, and other adj
vahtaees which will be hereafter named.
The nature Of th snvrnioh consists 10 80 construct
ing the bcdstead that the whole bottom thereof slides
forward and backward upon the ifame the bottom be-
ing 80 dvded aud hinged, that that section which h
neat 10 the head Of The bedstcad can by mems ola
crank be raised nom its horizontal position as neartO
a vertical one desied. II Is also 50 constructed
that, when the bottom Is sliddcn forward the section
next the foot falls and the head section bsing raised
to vertical postion the whole forms easy chair,
while the ootboari, turning upon givo, being raised
OF II may be entirely removed nj the option Of the
cupant oths bed when II is desired 10 remove tho
paten, from the bed, which, and Other details, will be
more fully specified In the following descriptions
DESCRIP TION.
A. Is the frame Of the bodstead; y, ~ NJ, Is tho
divided hinged bottom thereof sthe footboard,
which tuning upon pivot and brought 10 horizon
Ia position, asin Zig 9 and supported by the brace,
serves fora table The head section % Of the slid.
ling bottom, d. ~. ~, is raised and lowercd by means
Of crank, &, which turns the upper shan, g, which
extends across the bedsead Tom the side, and through
the sliding blocks, to tho shan are attached the
cords, c c. which pass downward one and halt times
around the lower SHAFT s. and thence 10 ie END OF mo
levers. l., l., which extend ont from the head section,
~. The crank, &, beiEg turned. the cords, q Q,
wound up by the shan, $, aud working upontLe lowe
shafts as pulley, draw down the ends Of a clever
l., l., which, with the hinges b, h, asa ulc, ,saiso
| the head section II, TO the desired height.
When the bottom u, b. B Is pushed forwa I'd 10 the
proper distance, the foot section ~" drops down,
shown in Fig ~ and forms te tono the chair, whils
The elevated section, H. forms The back, and the proee
ton, Of the section, B' resting place for the feet
The advantages claimed fer the improvement are
First that the position the invalid may be shied In
an instant with perfect ease TO himse and that by
person. Second Il does away with necessity Of NOV.
ns the patient ahout from bed 20 chni and furnishes
| him with table, not, rs be may desire.
Person, desiring further information upon the sub
iec Of this imp oyement may address the Pntentee
II. o. SHEIDLEN,
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