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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FURNI.
n ture John LLOiD, Auctioneer viii sell on Thurs
day. April H. at 1919 o'clock the entire Furniture contained
in the four story dwelling ZIG Vest twenty street.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues consisting of two elegant
rosewood Parlor SUITS covered in blue and GOLD brcae
rosewood ftegee marble top Centre Table elegant
carved sewood octave Piano orte Bedroom
Furniture, walnut Wardrobe
Ing Bureau. shaving stand Washsand also mahogany
BILE top Dressing BureAus Secretary Bookcase, Bedsead
Washsand elegant mahogany Chairs in harcloh Tete
Tetes Centre and Gard fables and large mahogany
tension Dirns Table, Curtains Cornces, &c. Administer
Wilton vel and Brussels Carpets together with largo
of Kitchen Utensils with which the sale wilt Sale
positive, rain shine. Catalogues the morning of tho
sale nj halt past o'clock.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

:: viii s ID elegant
q 81 ny tns ss S S:1 IN int. 49,
sss.: WIN Be 'd' s;; I;
E. Hoa.saoid 1sTnissi. q sao.os..E. a ludlow :
go soss @
urs in said said house consisting Pst q
oP
Ply Carpets Sso,hs 49, sasetssr wiss
office Of the auc'ionser. No 5 Pine street - -
EDWARD PETrINGER, AUcrIoNEER,
~ - ,e sslesroo% m No loe Pearl street, o.
q IT, G APR, -
HEREIN consisting Negatives Photographs Oh Paintings,
Apparatus very aps Camera Tube Chas chevaier
square Piano Sewing Machine SOFA Tables Chairs
Carpets, &c; also one Volcanic Repeating Rifle 60 bals
u COTTON, AucTIosEER.- HOUSE.
aofiess.
rs69 faas
aSd ssa
Hair Mattresses, Hall Furniture; Kitchen do. &c Also,
% on sSn articles not WI" be s'emp'' rain
~ FITzsIMMoss. .UCTIoNEER OFFICE NO II
cens ss @ s Sp h, h stc @ II at
tuIe Apparatus and machinry cJnec,ioney
dstery establishment Particulars day of SALE Sales
Household solicited
GEORGE HoLBRooE. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL.
IT this day. at 0n O'clock at 6i6 Broadway st the New
York segar Store large quantity of imported and domestic
tits Of Leaf sH ToDacso '''' ''' '''' - : = "a
rEO. HOLBROoK, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE 500
VI Broadway will sell this day. a. half past ten
O'Clock we'll Billiard, segar and Drinking saloon,
$40 Broadway, consisting of two mahogany Bi.rd tables
Balls Uues compefe mahogany sofas and Chairs Gas
Chandeliers Shelving Clock Stove and
Pipe Segar Machine quantity OF imported and domes
sagars 1oQacco filters seger boxes Wines and Liquors.
Decanters, Tumolers, &c
VI Il LEEDS co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
IL. this day at ~ clock, in front OF store rs Nassau
street bay Morgan rse fast Iotter ls hands high, six
old perfectly gentle and good saddle Horse also
light Harness and Light Wsgon made by Dusenoury Van
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UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT OFFICE FURNITURE
N consisting of la oak Standing aud sitting Desks Iron
Safe, Clocks Bookcases, Cos ing Presses Chairs stools
Oclohs Carpets, tables, Umbrella Stands dc 6cS j.
BOGAKT viii sell Tuesday April 2, mt 10 O'Clock A. M,
the premises 80 Pine street. by order OF the C0lecor of Ar
of the Corporation of the city of New York
the above mentioned articles draned upon for Corporation
due from property assessed to the Anchor Insurance
Company agrceably TO receivers for personal
interest and cost The above property ia nearly
made by OF the manufacturers In this city,
and cost o iginaly S6tog. joins HILtIEH,
Gonstable snd Collector OF Arrears.
The above sale is postponed und Thursday April a. the
same time ana place JOHN II. bILLlEE,
.'nnsahle and Collector Of Are
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WESTCHEs1ER HOUSE PRINTING ESTABLISH
w ment las Broome street Cards, Bill Heads all
Job Printing done promptly and to order.
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uCIIoN SALE OF PLANTS, FLOWERS, sBeuBs,
"A and Fruit 2rees-M. DOUGHTY, cypneer, will sell
on "wednesday April TO- at 10 O'Clock si!esroon s.
street speudid collection OF Pants Flpwerr shrubs
ported by renorga o., French hdrticnarfsts ta
city of Lyons Consisting OF CorneAs IA caet Monthly
Roses, % varieties bird Roses Creeping Roses "
varieties; of 70 varieties; Pesr Trees 6 varc
ties Apple Trees "A varees Peach trees, eig varieties
Plum Trees IL vareties Cherry frees IL varieties Goose
berries varetca Raspberrss six vireties Currants
six varieties strawberry Plants Grape NInes u varieties
together n large OF Flower seeds and
Plants mention all which warranted
true and perfectly hardy
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REWARDS.

REV ARDS.
a. q INWARD -LCgT-APRtB Z, BLACK AND TAN
Dog we'll marked, about - POUNDS had on red col
Jar Return him l76 sixth avenue, or send note stating
where he can be found ~ phAsshi.
N : REwARD-sTRAYED FROM THE RESIDENCE
ssD advertiser Friday 9th INST biacE view 0uni
land st with white hairs breast answering TO the
tweed Any party returning her 20 the undersigned
vii receive the above reward and no questions asked
WIN j. SCHEsCk, Port Norris, Westchester Co, n A.
H1n REWARD LOST a BLACK SPANIEL DO .,
- IN with red his neck, marked Prince Return
him TO Florence Hotel and rst youI money
dor RRwARU-Losr. on TUE EVENING OF
- LD March 81, gold hunting caSd tich, stoda !
MAYER No tat1f 18Th inscr rbon upon the cau Inc
reward will he psd and Questions asked, upon US
William NJ Brown, No Frankfort sreei, re Fter
Mug
~O-a REwARD-THE PREMISES OF THE SUB.
6L) scriber burgariuusly 81 the night
the h INST large lot " gold am silver Watches stolen
The above viii be paid for Information that will lead
wM HgAvER. ios Ninth avenue.
@O A0A REWARD u Will PAY 5000 REwARD
sDL.OOO for the dis overy ~ The persons
either Of hrn Who fire. the Lignt Of April .t inst
the Byds Park road at miles north o. POUCH
kes psie known the Brown Cles pass ths r4d
being In litigation between the hels aud The hgsband
of Elizabeth CIeu, deease for IN nation
~ 400 reward FOR hs like discovery Of per,on
or pesons Are o. the harmon the premises
the consumed IN tne spring OF So and infOrms
lion iii to have cJnyilcd sacb person ~ ~
JAghB D. TAYLOR, 81 r ne street.
srw YosK, April : le6l
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EDWARD sCHENoK, AucTroNERa.


II sOPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
by r H. sCuESCK % Thursday, llth Inst, NJ No
% Eighteenth street. l0 all the superb surn
ture In the house all ~ which either made by oux
imported from Paris, oousle ing of,
DTNING ROOM,
Brussels Carpet carved OAK Extension Dining Table, oak
Dining 9hars match covered morocco superb
enclosed oak Buffet superb French China Dinner
elegant Cut Glass In great variety
DRAWING Rooms
Superb velvet medallion Carpets upright rosewood Piano.
made by feye; elegant suit OF carved Rosewooi
green tan broca'el made order by Roux satin dnnask
Curtana match elegant carved rosewood Centre FABLE
which divides and forms Gard Tables; real mine and
sn bronze Clocks and satuetea carved oak covered
In PompadJur superb Mirror egecs buhl
and bronze Ladies' Work Tables and Work stand Ladies'
Paror secretary, In rosewood Cabinets tes &c
peib Oh Paintings and kngravings
BEDROONS.
Rosewood nedsieads Bureaus Csrreta,
eegan French chilled r.sdca Jcwelry sac or Caske
turkish hairs, Night Tables &c, &C.
HALL
superb Banging black walnut Hat stand and Table, Han
Chgi-s &C., Carpets &C. Also, Kitchen and
basement Furniture with which the yale win commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09
EDWARD scurYCH. AUcTIoyEER.

~ GREAT SALE OF aUE STOCK OF THOROUGH
- Bred AND TRO rTINq STOCK OF
MFHsRs. WM. H. GIRBONS AND FRANK LATHRoP
BY X. r. II. SChENCK, on Tuesday, April - a. II
NJ At the snrney Carter farm, Madison, N j.. the fol
10 sing celebrated stock viz
MAMIE LEWIS, BY imported Glencoe, ont of Sotto, by
imported Barefoot Also, Colt by her side
pAsts, by Revenue, out OF Emily Thomas Also Colt by
h side by Jwu Bits.
CO.'S ELO, by Commodcrc, ont OF Rosebud
kLDEBARAN, W Commodore, out Of Mamie Lewis
MAaAkUFF, trotting stallion, by Peter Dorian
Also several other very usbe Thorough Bred aud Tro
Ting both single aud In pairs together with eral
rnt carriages, Trotng Wagons and Harness Catalogues,
with fun particulars ready aud be had a.
Office, l4l broadway.
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4 JCTI0N NOTICE.
y CALVIN T. aAZEE Auct!oneer.
Noudny and rucs ", April and at ii O'Clock, ut the
c'uct sors IS. N $40 Canal street, Broadway,
"a clnGCk VIII offer his entire wholesale stock OF
Enslit and American CGpetng oilclohs, Kuss, Mats, &c
auction Any ga9tty Of yards Will be cut thst
veluc. Carpets fered retail the Wholesale urce,
csrtFt auction tS then purchasers make the price
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A G.. FUTILE, AUCTIONHER-
IA Office $50 Broadway.
Positive sale OF

PO6ttHe sale OF
ELEGANT FIRST GLASS CA 8fNET FURNITURE
Being balance OF the old established house late
c. j. SCHAlTT, sos Broadway.
g. FUTILE will SELL Tuesday and Wednesday, at IL
o'clock q he above wsreIooe the balance OF stock Of
ROSEWOOD, OAK, MAHOGANY AN WALNUT PARLOR,
LIBRARY, DINING AND CHAHBHn FURNITURE
The reputation OF the manufactures Of ths stock Is suf
fen of its quality every article being warranted
Of the best materials and workmanship VIII be
sold without limitation, for cash. TO close the estate
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-oE SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL D. WILL
IL returning Brooklyn from Walaeks theatre va hto
ferry ladys gid waco (huning case) Chain and Pin ~
tachrd The hnde- will be literally rewarded upon leayo
the same Nth s. Hgoie smith, III Pearl street. corner
Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09
view PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
q SOUND AND JUST EXPOSITION
"A THE MORiLL TARIFF,
ITS EVILS
AND THEIR REMEDY,
ny SIMON STEAM.
This day published by
CHARLES Y MILES CO.,
$50 Nassau street, New ' OK
Price l2is CENTS
For sale BY all booksellers aud periodical dsalcr&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

CHiNA HALL 5G3 BROADWAY NEXT TO BALI. 4
BLACK sl-Ladies auction every Tuesday and FRIDAY Ow
the loss Of southern trade. g. q Leigh offers At
public auction his entire stock of China and Glass Crockery
Kitchen Ware Plated Goods O all kinds Fable Cutlery
6c in lots suit families Over $4,000 worth OF the above
consisting Of Dinner breakfast Tea Dessert and Toilet sets
Plated ,asters Forks, spoons Knives &c Glass, plain
moulded cut and engraved Good seats provided for ladies'
q. q. LEIGH Auctioncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

~ NJ LEyY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE l07 MACDOU6AL
~. street d M. LEVY will SELL on Tuesday next the
10th INST half past O'Clock, without reserve, all the
FIRST class Furniture contained house No. Ninth street
near sixth avenue v-Eegant rosewood Suit in rich erin
brocatel; elegant rosewood Piano, Manle Pier
Glasses Centre Tables elegant mahogany Exen
sion Table very large size; mahogany suit hair cloth
rich Brussels Carpet few ohoca Engravngs Lace Curtains
rronzes China Vases rosewood aud mahogany Bedstead
BareRus Washstands &c &c Purs seather and Hair Mat
Dinner Crocksry, Knives
Forks spoons, &C, &c Oilcilths, Kitchen Utensils &c
AL must he removed day OF sale
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r osT-oS SUNDAY MORNING, IN FIFTH AVENUE
between Twenty. third second streets PLAID
saddle Cloth the finder please leave at lO9 West
Iau Mt stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

DY DAN'L. A. MATHEWS a Co, AUCTIONPERs-
ID This day tuesday, at IL O'Clock in front Ce.
dar street opposite the Post office Cons'sbles sale bob
10 hands high; switch tail bay Horse l5is hands high
Harness Business Wagon Curry Combs, Fails &c BY or
der WIN w. LADD, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

WES1CHESTER HOUSE-BILLIARD ROOM TO LET
w large ba ement 80 by rs Feet TO let lease; en-
trance on Broome street. Apply at the ece Of the West
chester House. w. w. LELAND Il co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

UvHr DEMAND FOR MASSEY. COLLINS a 60 y ALE
i al sPENCERs Is enormous; his model Lunch iutei
and hs Ale trade compel him 20 enlsrge he bar accomu VIA
tons; his friends and mus, therefore the 10
nvenence attendant thereon he, hOSeyer can az NJ.
heretofore Northwest corner o. Corandt street aud
broadway sPENCEk.
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WHO WOULD NOT 60 WHERE FORTUNE 1877
w do ye, Miss WELLINGTON, the great English p,
phetess the best OF all and cannot BE- sxceed be
suited personally by letter, all affairs Of life conast
ing law suits journeys absent friends love- courshp
rage, health, wealth. and who will drunken
faithful hun bands Miss w. Is the only person
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian
luck and all business aft guaruioes for III
Lucky numbers given AZ her residence ~. sixth avenue,
rosiie Eighth street.
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7 OsI-ON SATURDAY MORT, IN JERSEY CITY,
IL white Dog spotted black answers Y the name o.
Lack had on when lost leather collar with the owners
name ,ud "Adams Express Company tupon H. The finder
will rewarded by leaving him at % Broadway New YORK
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WESTCHksTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALOON
w having, Hair Curling shampooing &C. DC done in
our by experienced and well known workmen
NJ the lowest prices. DANI. U. NAkICK.
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Y Chiffon, AUCTION 2Ea -PEREnPToRy 81 me
ID. of moderate priced but vel built tbrse story brick
Houfe in Williamsburg, near srolkyn, Z. -, at auction
COLE Chiffon Will SELL THURSDAY. April ~, II
three story brick House No 42 ouh Nnh street corner
sixth stieet The house is in good order. ADD hall
handsomely papered contains nine nedes
pantres marble nanss frat and second stories, Crates
ard fixtures, folding doors dg wood
in kitchen and coal cellar iron railing in rnt plot &C
For terms and particulars and permission the
apply 10 the auctioneers, 40 Nassau street
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r OsT-s2 50 REWAHD-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Tn inst al 81 Georges church. stuyvesant square,
fm, sable tur Collar The above reward will be paid for III
RECOVERY at ~ Cedar street.
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HOTELS.

A LBION s-OTEL, 635 HUDSON STREET, CORNER OF
II CharlesPersons visiting the city and those making
change will find this quiet and desirable place retire
ment Of private house and freedom of hote pleasant
and well furnished Rooms in suits single suitable
either married single gentlemen with without
use OF bath, &c Stages and door Terms
moderate T. LAMBERT Proprietor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08
The Presldent not a Parti.nn.

One of the prominent features in Mr..
Lineoln,s Inaugural is its wide and liberal
nationality. Diminishing as irrelevant at
the present time any discussion of the va
rious topics treated of ON similar occn-
siOns by his predecessors, our new Prcsi-
dent Inns devoted his entire address to The
one absorbing topic of the day-the most
important event of our national history.
In treating thus Of secession, Mr.. Lincoln
rises above party prejudice. lie expressly
declares that the incoming Administration
shall WELD its power for the benefit of the
nation at lOrEei aud though there may be
knot of politicians at the North who de.
mand immediate and bloody coercion, and
perhaps still larger knot of dough. faces
who tremblingly ask for humiliatinr Sn6-
mission and disgracsful compromise, IL Is
quite evident that 1lr. Lincoln Is unin-
nuenced by either Of them. Like cool
headed statesman and honest patriot he
has defined TO the nation at large his no.
sittnn, without once alluding to the yari.
aus personal or party influences which
have been brought to bear against him
since his nomination and eleetion.-N. y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YEI

The Original and best ia the Worlds
An others are limitations, and should bs avoid
ed, ifyou wish to escape ridieuls!
GRAY, RED OF RUSTY HAIR Dyed INSTANTLY TO a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without in.
jury to the Hair or Skin,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DEPLOMAs have been
awarded to VIZ. A. BlTCHnnR sine, 1889, and over
$1,000 applications have been madelto til. Hail Of
the Patrons ofhi5 famous Dye.
WM. A. BAUcHBLoR's HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and IL
WARAASFp not to iRjHre in the least however long 1t
may % sontiaaed, and the llsasetI Of Rad Dyes
dldDye.
Sold In all cities and towns Of the UnIhd state. nv
Druggists and Fancy Goods DeGIeru.
q The Genuine has the name and ADDRESS upop
P'Ats ensraTi1E 90 four sides Of t4eh box, Of
WILLIAM A BArCHELOR.
mhlSd&Ely 10 Bond Street, NV York.
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nIothers, rend ms.

The following Is an extract from letter wrs,teu by
the Pastor Of Baptist Church to the tJournai and
Messenger Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor Of that WOtld-fenoWned msdieine-sIEs. WIS
lows sOoTnIso srruP FOR CmIpRES TEErHrSo:
we see an advertisements In your columns Of Mrs.
WtnsloW's Soothing syrup. Now We never said a
word In favor Of patent medicine before In our life
but We feel eomPellsd to say to your readers, that
thisis no huHbug-WEHAvE IRIED II, AID Know II 70
u ALL II CLAIMS. 1t Is probably one OF the most
successful ediees Of the day, becauss 1t ls ono Of
the best. And thoss Of your readers who have ba-
bieS can't do better than 10 Law In a rappIyss,
Oetl6-ly-Ikuf =
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Letter from GEN. Leslie coomb..


Gen. Coombs has written letter to his
son, residing in Missouri, which we find
going the rounds of our exchanges, and
from which we make an extract:
l have received your letter desiring to
know my opinion as to the result of the
movements by the Palmttto-.Snake-S State
and her cotton co-operators to dissolve
our glorious Union, aud thus Inevitable
plunge us, first into civil war, next into
anarchy, and lastly into the darkness of
despotism.
ANSWER: 1 think they will fail, and
thus win the scorn of the world, without
the slightest sympathy from any quarter.
have long been aware of the contempla-
plated treason of YanceY, Rhett L Co., and
denounced them and their Kentucky CO.
operators, John G. Breckenridge, James
b: Clay & Co., last summer, to large null
ntdues throughout the State, in nv
canvass for the Appellate CIerkshin.-sn;I
thereby toreshadOwed, and in some degree
checkmated, the present dangerous crisis
IN our national affairs. Mr. Clay, the s.im-
mortal Harry of the West, as he was
sometimes called, gave me notice of the
coming dangers more than quarter of a
century ago. South Carolinn-the lead
Ing tory State in our Revolutionary War
was ripe for dissolution in 1898 but
General Jackson's energy. and Mr.. Claws
humane wisdom, postponed the storm-noW
bursting over our heads. So. after the
adoption of the compromise measures of
1850, sustained by Clay aud Webster. Of
the Wing party, and Oass and Douglas. of
the Democratic party, South Carolina tried
10 hre the Southern hearts" and, In Mr.,
1auceys significant language WBrreiDitafsa
the NWmIf Stairs int ~
remark that he does not say hasten. Whicl,
means to expedite or move them nor
rapidly, into a revolution, for then ttey
might pause aud stop and darn back, when
reason took the place Of passion; but to
preetPudtc them, make them at once
leap over the perpendicular cliff Of re.
oellion into the burning gulf of reyo-
iuuOni rom which he hoped thsy youIfi
never leap up again to the broad lev.
81 plain Of liberty and equality In the
Union. With this view and for this pur.
pose, they are now pressing matters To the
shedding OF blood, supposiug that ia this
way they can draw on even old Kentucky
Inc 6irth-place of soldiers and patriots
from her firm attachment 70 the Union.
Whieh was formed by Washington aud his
associates, and drag her ut the tail of in
soIeht SCUM Carolina. Let who will give
- NPNu ~ euAb .tNSulueky Will
stand hrm-aud we regret to see that her
ehtSren ia Missouri seem disposed "a
yield to Northern fanRtieism aud to Soptb-
ern treason. The frat has CON fenced.
and the latter seems disposed 10 close I'M
the vile procedure OF dissolution. When
tue me shall come that political abolition
egltators and Southern per sc disunionists
Snail alike share the excavations of an IsIv
adding citizens and lovers OF their conn.
happy day-the deyil,Win soon claim, bis
children.
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RELIEF IL TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'SP ULAIONIC WATERS


TN Original Medicine Rstabllshed In 1881 and 6rEt
article of the kind ever introduced under the nam 8
q SPuElIoyIe WAIEBS,7 10 tbs OF any other eotn-
tIyS All other Pumionte Waters are counterfeitI
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on Zach WAFlEil.
BR4AS's PuLNoSiu WIYEIs
RslisTs Coughs, Colds, Bore TlIrOat, HoaESsaea.
RGIAx.S PUIAsonc WAHEas
Relieve AlthmA, Bronehitis, Dimenlt BreathinE.
BRTAN'S PUL1uSIc wAPEls
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In the Chest.
BITAHas PULNoxIo WAEE1S
kSlieTe Indpieut Consumptiou, Lang Dtsoa5ea
BR4GK'S PULNoSle WARTS
hnlteVo Irritation Of the uTula and f0alIlS
BlYANG PuLMoKIc WAFEls
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minutes.
BlIAEs PuLMuS1c WAREEB
Are Btesstng % an ClAsaes and Consultations.
BHIAS's PcLMoHc warns
Are etiNpted rHocalists and Public Speaker
BRTGHfs PULNUEIo WARERS
Are 10 simple f1gu and pleasant 70 tie taSts.
BGIA1's PuIH5SIc warns f
Net oaay rPlieVs, hat eject rapid and lasting cureR
BRIASis PuI1oS1r WAYEGs
Are EaEralted 70 give lAti.tAet5on 70 svsFy one.
No f!uily ShOald be Uifhaat a boz Of
RGI1t'B PULlfoEic WAEK11
In the house.
SOEayelsr road be without GupplE af
B1TAN'S PutSoN1C WATEE8
1 II his poclGE -y
Sc perSoa VIM sEsE ohiSet % dive Iar -
a-s BNHGN's PUt0ruNdr VANS
EG0aty-aFa Cent?.
JOB NOSES. Sale PrupT5stoE, 1osAlsAsr, NY.
sol N WhesIIng By 7. n. LOGAN q 90. and
LAU6tlLiNs HusHFTKLD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

THE Auburn (N. W Adrertissr calls
attention to new phase of diphtheria re-
Gently exhibited in that city. 1t consists
in complete paralysis of the limbs of the
patient. A little daughter of DIR. Hall
was attacked with diphtheria, and after a
severe and prOtracted struggle recovered
from the symptoms generally apparent in
the diseasd, but her limbs have been par
"lyzed and her speech is much affected
that she is understood only with great eff
fort. 1t remains to be seen whether the
paralysis is permanent; no change has
been observed in several weeks. a daugh-
ter of Mr.. HOsking is effected in the same
manner. This is novel manifestation of
diphthsria In this section Of the country
although the United States Medical Journal
cites several cases Of a similar nature. and
states that they are becoming of more
frequently occurrence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08

AT Lexington, Mississippi, r. E. Booker,
armed with double barrel shot gun, met
S. F. Hendrix, who had knife and re-
yolver. BOoSer received number of cuts,
one of which was across the small of the
back, and four inches in depth, completely
ssveriug the whole muscle of his back
After some time they parted. Boozer be-
ing fatally wounded, seized and discharged
both barrels of his gun at Hendrix, neither
of which took serious effect. Hendrix
then ired three shots, advanced, as he
fired, all taking efecti one passed through
the right thigh and severing the main ar
te'y, one entering the breast just above
the LEFT nipple, and the other penetrating
the bead about an inch above the RIGHT
ear, Atthe last FIRE BOozer fell in the
street and died instantly. Hendrix re-
cetvsd but slight injury, and surrendered
himself to the Sheriff.