davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

.. sai,iug the association Of the n,m,s oe
'onu..t,re WIIKEs ard Gen. FREMnsr in
c'l c.lumus of our p, ,pcr' whihc are just
... su much occupied with the movements Of
. .e Two lcnlcmcu, wo ATE led TO recall tho
'cr. d.h"rcrt circumst ,nces under which they
N,r' once before cotcmporaiy in tho attention
o. hr ru.'ic. Ncaly twenty years since their
.an,s were for a time a soyiatcd m the journals
81 tho day. WILKES as the successful . ploror
who first opened TO US the Pacific coast and
carried our geographical discoveries TO the tido
waters of the Columbia, and FREMoSr as tho
bold adycnturcr, who pushing across the coun-
try from the Atlantic slope, had joined his sur
,cy to that Of wrLKES, and brought tho On
tire breadth of the continent within our know
ledge.
Two'thirds OF Il generation have passed and
FHEMuNT and WILhEs are again simultaneous
ly occupying prominent position in the public
thought; the one a, the ityoritc Of the hour,
Of whom none speak III; the other the temper
ary victim of Fortune frowus, ol whom men at
the b.st hesitate to speak we'll So time, change
and men change with them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICE-THE ANNUAL
IL meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Washington
Ice Company Of the City Of New York, viii take
place on Tcsiay, Dec. 10th, 1861, at II oclUk A
NJ, at the office Of the company, foot u Chrfs her
sIe eet North river, at which meeting Five Trustees
will be chosen - conduct the business for the en-
suing year. BY order Of Trustees.
II. PARKER, JR., Secretary.
New York, Nov. 20, 1851. n9O lO'in
NOTICE-APPLICAT WILL BE MADE
Rt the meeting Of the Legislature Of the STATE #
New York, In Januury next, for an alteration or an
amendment 10 the Charter of the RrpHhic Fire In
J,irsnce CnuluNny Of tho City Of New York. New
o RI, November 90lh. 1861 naO B@ S'li0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

| ps, HovAHBs. 90 DIVISION ST., ooE. MABKET, NJ.
MIS-. BrLou's. .9l4 RIoHrn AV NY
nas. HATEs. .IT6 FUJToE ST., RE6ozLTH.
On. MEaoER,s. .s94 BEoAD sr., NTwARE, n. }.
=, 1. BRIRsr. .46 souTH On sr., WuIIATsBuHGH.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

NEw DIsCoyERIEs.-A pair Of spectacles to
suiJ the eyes Of potatoes. The club with which
an idea struck the poet. A stick to measure
narrow escapes. The hook and line with which
an angler caught . cold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

Rad what DR.. FArr, ef London, says
Dr.. FAR, OF London, In paper issued BY him on
hs causes Of mortality, says THAI lntempearaAcs Acs
"a sloW poison, and ths deaths nom drunkenness
snd dslirius,n trenens together exceed the deaths
from III olher poisons. sBut" he adds. .t u din
ot 10 oyeraie the tsaassnss injury 70 public heAth
srisna in all ways direoy aAd indirecily fom this
| ebyi0VsV avoidabls cause, e1soH ssN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

Those valuable Powders may be given unknown
the drinkerl In Coffee, Tea or Liquor. warrant
ID entirely free from poisonous ingsdlent, aud
never produce nausea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
WHoLEBALI AaEETh.

r. G. WELLS d CO., lib FRAsKLp sT,NEw YoAH.
Son, by mail 70 any part Of tho country receipt Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

~ with tho southern officers ami whsteve
the newspapers at either side ng ght say there wa,
NJ W Kindness or unfairness exiting between
tue two armies. There had been no dccds Of
cruelty perpotrated by southern men. He A,
sufed them II they hal little pa,ieacs with the
Americans they would sec hem come to a hap
" understanding yet and ha WAS o,rt ain II
there was any great or any little power in Eu.
rcpc that calculated upon tho disruption Of the
ieplblic thar great or little power would find
l'seii very much mis- akcn aud that fag of free
uoiu "o"ll Heat over tno iiud AMI bc ro-pcctel
:" "or'WUed by al, even by the grctt i,u
It le foacfs, for when lb,ty bocamo a power
sso cNsctcd tho homige o, er ca, mics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED AsH)
~ Goa of the FIRST quality, properly screened; also
pure Lehgh and Lucust Mountain, all 1t the lowest
entire, and cor Jane and West sta. d. 2llc'iO2
WTTOMING VALLEY COAL a 50-TUE
w best stove and range cal now in USE burns
FREQ without waste; weigii warranted. LsYD q
co, $50 EiRhth Sve, 2Jth ~ No Aao'i02
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

SEWING MACHINES TO LET-SINGER's
- ant N.c.'or VII ana and 0irpfs ~; l-,
"a stinEh I operate On all kinds. terms erntn
~ = 81, ami pratc. until perfnct-pri,c,ice Dp All
tili- u wors, and rpcuGuy AIDED u work ANar
le"-'diy. heei,.7 1ri oi' frstc. alsl god glr'.
We msohine fJr sa.s cheap, ~ GS2 H-nr7 st, u,Ar
ulLnl. NJ. lIN..llA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

NoCToR HEN ZELL's
nERyINy PowDERs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

SEWING MiCHlNES-LADIES TAUGHT
~ 20 'Terste on Wheeler q, via MS and sinspr't
,ering N .or!aes, practice on Sop work; town, 81
50 OansI ~. c} s4sc l8S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
6KOCERIEs.

IrACELSIOR FAMILY FLOUR-WAR-
LrSntoi I, I.its Iri's 81 per bLl, delivered ,ree.
". y. GILLEll T. POS Front st. Orders received
IN Brooklyn, II $50 Fulton ave, Snd $50 Fulton N.
NilAm7Durgt, 2lT Grand 1t; Gresnpnint, coru,r Of
Caysr and 81 81; J.rsay CITY, express ONCE, II "a
change PaoSI ni6 2t.d'l.l
-FLOCR-FLOUR- GOOD AND
cheap hr cSs Look At the prices.--Good -four,
SO superiinH, s. 80 choice extra, 81, delivered.
Como one, conn al. IL. 4. COYLES' cheap stores,
l3i aad 1856 Myrtle ave-, near G,ld St, brooklyn.
uo3O 2lac'i0I
NEW PICKLED HERRING FROM LAB
>rador, large and primc-Alan picked herring
from Htlif,E and EUtpnrt, Of No, extra quality
for retailing ust received and for sale by the barrel
at lowest nett cash price, by A. w. ROSE, whoa-
sale desl.r in fish and provisions 22s Washington
st, near Barclay. d. 3'lOT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
Maxim an aggregate Of. .....

On the 1std day Of Jolly, lsG0, the
public debt'wos ,,'......,... l,7jo,7O3 OS
Or the lst day Of July, 1861, the
public doht wss...,,.,.,.,,. 9O,sGI, ,S2S GS
On the 1t day Of July 1852, the
public debt will be ..,,,...., Jl1, ,312, SOP 93
0n the Is day Of July, ltGj, the
public debt will be .......... s97 372, sOl %
Tie Secretary states that, believing the frank
est is the wises policy for nations as well in
div yiduals, he has thought It his duty TO submit
to Congress this plain statement Of the financial
condition of the country. That 1t imposes con-
siderable burdens is not to be denied or dis
guised. 1t is consoling to know that the ener-
gies and resources Of the people are not INSULT
cient for them. The amount Of the public debt
in the year 1916 was Sl27 1874, ,9j3 "a, and In
twenty years it was paid Oh by the people.
Tie country, even IL the loyal states only are
regarded, can sustain and pay Cff in thirty years
the debt TO which rebellion now exposes us with
hardly greater proportional contributions from
increased and Increasing resources than that
debt made necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
EMPIOYMENT-E-mH,...

ONLY FOR 20 CTS.-LADIES LEARNED
~ pope ,to on Wheeler a wills ma ssatny ma.
Cnine IN ~. iG branches and parti iSuars, On all
binds II work also Ia Lies tau ght their own resi-
aen'es. Alpy 4yl IeniI ave, no.r 4lst II. in the
drug store. a. 3'i1i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
COAL.

COAL-N0 MISERABLE TRASH OR No
~ 1000 N 1, 800 lbs. delivered Tor - so or ,44l
but nln weight Of 2UoO lbs. giarnte.d, under for
feiure OF the whole ILL, ofthc best Peach Orchard
AM Lehigh coal In the city delivered In gopi order,
AZ W 10 nom yaIdA lower o1rneT King aud Green
pnfh 4ts, s,,u 10 Roosevelt st. corner New Bowory.
',adATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale and retail ayeni
or Red Aah and Lahgh Coal. n2T 2lao'liB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

LOVE FsTRoN RINK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

THE GREAT REMEDY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

SEWING MACHINES-LADIES LEARN
- ed 10 operate on W. n w ~ latest improved sew
m machine learn Il TIL perfect ia e0 its branches
snI particulars, by an experienced operator, tuf
81. III West s7tu 81 near sth eve dag g'iO6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

KAT De os7LmED OF rm FOLLOWING AoESoIIs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
TIE New YORK. SUN
'VEsDAY MORNING, DEC. 10 1871.
The Great EDpo-I,,o. ostss,

The great international exposition, to Ia held
/ IN London the ensuing Spring, IL already excit.
ing much attention in England, and that na-
ton 'of shopkecpers' indulges itsclf with gold
I cn,isions of a most profitable traffic from the
expected crowd Of visitors. The first instalncnt
Of goods has already arrived in LONDON from
Russia, which was the first to send to the Crys.
tai Palace exposition OF isjl All the countries
represented then are to make .till larger corr
tributions now, unless our own dou.. tic truu-
lies should make us an exception. The
royal palaces and piotuto galleries vi Eu-
rope arc to send their choicest treas lrcs Of
arr. and the industry Of every country will be
htly represented. Italy will contribute cvi icnc
uf the rcyi. Al % tho industrial arts which she
Is experiencing under national Cover, ny Mt.
AMI Rome itself is to havo ihroe thousand foot
Of space in which to display the products Of her
studios, be, Icons and work shops. Turkey will
send the costly trinkcts Of her baziars Chin,
her quaint wares aud choice teas arabia her
picc', AMI Persia her ,ills and rare fabrics Of
,am,l'.h,ir Australia, too will cJntrihute
the produc' Of her forests and minrs. aui our
uciEhhor, OF the West Indies aud Canad, do not
intend to 70 uureprc,cntcd. France Onllud-
INK French Algeria will again have a largo
place. as will also Blgium, Prussia Austria,
AMI other states " Europe.
America must no, he behind ana our in.
vcutlrs ard manufacturers fhoult at once pre-
pare their goods for shipment. OF the Com.
mi sion,r', not long sitcO appointed by our
GuNttnmC Lt the following may he at1t,. sed hv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
.rrrtntSos or 4 FUGITIVE PANTY.

Vie wife ot one Of our l,casrIls in M,ssour
HiN,s the iulloWing ptinful description cf tn,
s.f-rings Of refugee t'nionists in Missouri.
"Sr Lorts, Dec ~,
DHAr MornER; I received your letter YES
totjay (Slndiy) anil should have answered
~ evening, tut va, too tired to do anything.
have ben busy all day trying 10 relieve the
NnrrrinsS oi our pNor refugees from the south.
west, who are coming by scores into the cttv
ever, day. Most Of them ato firmor., who.
~ hours notice, fed from comturtable homes.
leaving cNctythn, there. |, wasa bitter col /
Gay yesterday, and six families were funi m
Market st., E,Irly rros.r daf sfa-rsf. | q,
together oil the old clothes had, aud beg 70 1
what could in the hotel amt started with two
other ladies' aud two otli era ~ fla. them we
carry ing the bundles ours.ly,s.
found twenty chill Iron. most Of them
,atciooici, hlrchc,dcd, and with scarcely any
clothes at all. never saw such = sight tl,n
and women in rags. We did what We could for
them - th'm h,' coffee aud bread anil 5 art
I'd down to the lnyce ia qUcgt of others. We
hal hdri'y finished our dinner when We heard
ot seven families at tn polic' station ri .h' near
u~-whcn wc go' there | Just stood aud cried .-
hudd'rd together IN little da'k room, il was
almost impo ,illc to move aNuut. We found
one woman with twins four week old AMI four
children beside they had been ,u IN, rod
three Nouks. ] have been sewing on INV ma.
chine ih', moaning; anl have milt tNo hinnel
iirhtsowut and put th ~ On two battles who
hat bardl, -ii'ch of cla.hn this moment
he streets aic fell Of these omi.rant wagons.
What il tol' d.uc?"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

The whole amount likely TO b
loahs may be thus stated
For the ii.cal year 1852, under
,Nistlng laws...............
For the fiscal year 1862, under
laws TO hc enacted. ........
For the fiscal } ear 1865, also m
der laws 10 be- Cnucltd........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

There were paid 10 creditors,
or exchanged for coin at par, at
different Gates in July and Au.
gust six per cent. two ycars'
noies, TO the amount of ....,,,, sli,Ol9O3l &C
There was borrowed, at par,
IN the saIng mO.ths, upon sixty
days six per cent. notes, tho
sum of..................,.... 12,s777jO 90
ltrIr wa, borrowed, at par,
or ihr in.h of August, Upon
,ntco yrits' 30 bon.s issued
tr the most part TO subcfi 0fs
to the National Loan. ........, ji uOn,pJJ 90
1horo W. borrowed on tho
1T e Ort,ber, upon Ike sccu-
rlti"s...........'......,.... 5oOoo.Ol) %
Ir'rc was borrowed AZ par for
seven per cont, ON thr 10Th of
NOvomnor upon twenty years'
ak per cent. bonds reduced 10
the equivalent of sevens, in
Cluding interest ......... Ai.7gii1S X
There have been issued, and
were in circulation and on de-
posit with the treasurer, on
tho 30 h of November, of
United States notes payable
on demand. nd................. 2i,j5O,32i 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

TWO HUNDRED DONNET FRAME MN-
kers Wal i,d-ro good hands = caly w,rk will
pe gwen ~ h'm'' At the highest prizes, tho yclr
round. Apply az tie Excelsior l,pnst frame man.
uitctnry, BSi Canal It, d7 5,iig
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10
I,,re,l of lhc sccretn,, ofthc rrrn,nr,.

This Report has just NAB its appearance.
Tho Secretary allul,s to the report Of the l,h
July last, wherein ho asked from Cjngross pro-
vision for the expenditures amounting to S3ls,-
5l9,5Sl 81 during the coming fiscal year. In
dcr the authority OF Congress. which empowered
him to ra.c two hundred aud fifty millions OF
dollars ia divers ways, tho Secretary proceeded
to realize as lullows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

Making a total of actual and es-
timatcd expenditures under
existing and asked appropria-
tlOns ul ul.,..........,...,,.,,.
From which deduct actual and
estimated receipts, ts,,,,.,,.r.
Making an apparent amount for
which recourse must hc had TO
loans Of Observation-Disclosures,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-10

WANTED-BAlSTLRS On COATS, NONE
but experienced hands need apply, O. .rl "a
good prices Nil be paid, AMI the employment per
nanent. Apply CAi0n liLl, Court st. cor 4 ckett,
proOkIyh dg 3'l2T
WANTED~-LAD1ES 10 LhAKN 10 OPE
rAss on Singers, Wheeler q Wilson, .ni
2tle' sewing machines learned perf,ct IN all Is
branches An pra,tice on sLop work tn s,ti,aoi.
aso machines fJr sale aud W let-l6I Or-har- a.
LeAT otantn no23 2isn'itb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16

oonsuupaoa UuADuLA r., youngest daughter or Henry
and Raohae. uvinessoo. formally q caysraOk, Co
God called the babe, / know lot Why
thought my brain was growing Wild.
In Heaven they want q star, thought I,
And they must have my darling child
LAHAxcxl-At half past seven o'clock on Thursday
evening March IA after long and severe Illness MAG
mo friends Of the family, and also the member. Of
attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon at two
O'clock from her late residence, No. 81 Grand street,
MATHEWS I'm Brooklyn, on Thursday, March IA, DAM.
The funeral win lake pleoe this Saturday. afternoon, q
His friends are respectfully invited TO attend
MAGuRx On Friday morning, March is, Mrs ELIZA
aErn MAGux native Of Larganban, County Fermanagh,
Notice OF the time Of the funeral from her late resi-
derce In East Few York, viii BIO given In tomorrow's
BHRAID.
McCoRMx AT the residence OF his parents, j. W.
MCCORMICK, sgeo year and months.
attend the funeral, Sunday at twelve clock noon
from the residence OF his parents No l34 Houston street.
NnynIE-On wednesday morning, March IA, yous
Melville, In the 38h year OF his age.
The frencs relatives Of the famy respectfully
two o'clock from hts late residence l9l West Nine
teenth street. His remains will be taken TO Greenwood
Cemetery for interment.
Glasgow papers please copy.
Posr-ln San Francisco, GAL, GAmxr B. Posi- former.
ly OF Sussex county, N. j., aged 40 years.
Mr. Post Of the earliest American residents
San Francisco, member Of the firm Of s. II. williams
Co., and subss qlently OF G. b. Post Co. He was highly
esteemed by all who knew him.
srnRs.-On Thursday, March IA, sAxum X. srEzRs, in
the 37th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from hts late residence
schraalenburg N j., this Saturday afternoon, at two
O'Clock
TARRASr.-On Thursday, March II, EIxS KENNEDY,
wife Of Cornelius arrant, in the 26h year OF her
The friends and acquaintances OF the family re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her No. 90 East Forty second street. this
Saturday. afternoon, at one o'clock, without further
notice.
wARD-In San Francisco, Cal, on Tuesday, February
IL, GFokGE H. WARD aged As years eldest OF George
A. Ward OF New Brighton, staten island.
WARNER On Friday, Mar Oh is, JIMMY, only son Of the
late James NJ Warner.
Tho remains will be taken to Poughkeepsie for inter-
ment.
WHETHER I'm Brooklyn, on Thursday, March "a, ut
the residence Of his son in law, George H. Weles No SO
Fourth place, Rev. Ell WHEELER In the I'D year Of his
age.
The remains will be taken to Shrewsbury, N j.. for in
terment.
YouNG-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March IA, EIRRs
ANDERSON YouNG in the 4sth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from the Summeraeld n
i. church, Of Washington and Greene avenues
Brooklyn this Saturday. afternoon, al three O'Clock
will out further invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16
TEE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

Highly Important Intelligence from
wnssfngton-Thc Withdrawal Of the
Troops from Fort sumter Decided On
The Progress OF tho Southern Confedcr-
ncy-Prepnrations for War-Kmportant
Naval and Military MOvements-The
Missing stcamship Austraiasfan-Thc
Lattsf Ncws-The Markets, Sc, DC.
The wkr,ty HERALD, for the present week, win DO
rnsdy ts morning al ten O'Clock In lie columns, with
much othcr interesting natter will DO foundThc Latest
bvsratce rom Washington City, giving an account Of
The PUBLICATIONS 81 tho Cabinet Council in regard 10 the
Nrhdra"a'" Major Anderson and his Troops from Fort
Sumter std much other matter OF interest relative to the
present Condition Of tho Country The Latest Intelligence
from the seeded and other Southern states The prepara
fnns in he southern Confedcracy for Wa description
o. tho iicatons ut Pensacola and Key West: Import
at Nashi Movements in New York Harbor; Tue Deci
sa OF TO supreme Court in the great Gaines Suit: An
socottnt y tho Missing Steamship Ausraaslan of the
Cnnrd hpe Tho latest Ntws from Europe Mexco e,ubs
HaIti, "a idufas, Venezuela, the Pacific Coast, d.
Tic Tat News received BY is telegraph F,,or,,s
o. tho Prominent Events ~ the kay Reports ~ The
Money Tuvision and Cattle Markets. Marriages. aad
Of the preceding wcek single copiea wrappers can
bc had conntor ~ the onlne, cofuer " fulton
and Ncssau streets. Price SIX cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16

ErARIiAG AsfRAy-JEarorsy rE CArsR--At a late hour
T1uissay night, John henry, Of 427 First avenue,
caught friend Of bis, named John Edwards In company
with bis wife under circumstances which pointed to the
belief tlst Edwards taking advantage Of the hus
bind absence ruin hs peace and happiness Henry be-
greatly enraeed and at once proceeded TO eject the
the apartment whom the latter turned upon
hin and stabbed him with knife. The injured
promptly convoyef To Bellevue Hospital when, upon ex
animation, IL found that he had been stabbed in .
dangerous IN tho side and abdomen Edwards
subsequently arrested by OF the Eighteenth pre-
cnc police and being brought before Alderman Frcar,
OF Jefcrssn Market Police Court he committed TO
await the fosut OF the wounded mans injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16

A CABD.
"A The Indian Herb Doctor r. TUNBLBTY, n D..
from Canada will describe tell his patients
nature Of their complaints Illness without receiving An,
information from them No charge for
vice Once No. Q3s broadway, within half minutes wan
OUR MOTTO.
We such Balms IA have strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life;
With blood our hands stain,
Nor Poison men 10 their Pain.
Our Father, whom all goodness fila,
Provides the all Ills;
The simrle Herbs, beneath our feet
Well used relieve our pains complete
simple Herb q simple Flower,
Culled from The dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health 70 thee.
Y. TUMBLETY, N, n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16

ARNsIRoso--HAI.-In this city, on Thursday, May 10
$780, at the residence Of and ~ the Rev. Dr. McCaree
=. H. ARMnFoSo to MADEtasE r, eldest daughter OF
Joseph Hall, all Of lIoboken.
FLANDERS -AsGH in Brooklyn, on Thursday, March
IA by the Rev. Henry Blanchard OF the Church of the
Restoration, b. EDWIN FIASDERs 10 MANY H., youngest
daughter Of VIM. Amigh, Esq
HurpEr,. HumnL-On Thursday, March II, by the
Rev. N. nc. Crawford, ORANGE s. HUBmL, OF rhadel-
phia to Mrs FRANCES f. HumxIL, daughter Of Samuel
Wixon, Hq, OF this city.
Pnassos-RnTKR On Tuesday, March IL, at the resi-
dcnce OF the brides father, by the Rev DR. A. D. Gillette
HOMER .. PnRsoS 10 MARI ELIZA, daughter OF Casper
Ritter, ESQ, all of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
A IMPORTANT DIBCOvRRYM
"A THE CURE
cor ASSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
MAKORA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED NJ
isSIONARY
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA.


MISSIONARY
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARABIA
All who suffering consumption should use the
Makorn A8bica, discovered by missionary In Arabia
All who are threatened with consumption should the
Msloia Arabica df scoveied by missionary In Arabia
All who suffering from bronchitis should the ma
All who suffering from throat coughs and colda
should the hakora Arabica discovered by missionary
in Arabia
All who are suffering from asthma scrofua and impurities
missior AIRY in Arabia.
1T cures consumption
II cures bronchitis
II cures sore throat, coughs and colds
Il asthma scrofua and impurities Of the blood
This egnaled remedy for the first time introduced
to the public
1t was providentialy discovered by missionary while
travelling In Arabia BE cured 81 consumption by ia
ecians in Europe
He has writing account OF his own
extraordinary and number Of other which
under his observation and also full of
the medicine
his request impelled by desire to extend know.
ledge OF this remedy 10 the public have had his
ncaton printed in pamphlet form for free distribution Is
interest enhanced by account which he gives Of
the Of the Syrian which he obtain ed from
those who were sufferers In that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained Office will b
sent free by mail to sll who apply for It.
We import the Makora Arabica direct from Smyrna
through the house OF Gloon Gylippus and AWAY,
on hand fu supply put up In bottles ready for use with
Price 81 per bottle Sent by mall receipt of price and
For sale Wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILMORE CO..
Importer of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty street, N. "
Boween Broadway and Nassau street.
Sold Also by druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16
City Intelligence.

The FoRIInH SrRxEr FIRE.-A constant reader, and
friend Of Hook and ladder Company No. s. having read
the reports which have been published concerning
alleged nocency Of the above truck company at the late
fire in Fortieth street. suggests that the Assistant Eug
neer who had charge OF the nre should with
card generating No from all blame in the matter. He
is well acquainted with the majority or the members In
this company and does not believe that they
inenicent AZ n fire.