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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24
EMPLOYMENT
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst by the Rev JOHN HoDcEs at the resi-
dence Of the brides father H. J. WILSON, eldest son Of
Ira p WILSON, Esq, of Bowmanville Canada West, and
Miss ELIZA A. COLLIER, third daughter Of j. NJ Col.
LIER, Of Black Hawk County, Iowa,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24


The Fourth Of July--Let the preparation
for proper observance of the eighty fifth
anniversary Of the birth of the American Re-
public be fifty and seasonably made. Last
year no public demonstration was made by
the people of this place; consequently they
are better prepared to engage in celebrating
the day that declared us Free than they 9TH
erwisc would have been. While Treason is
endeavoring to crush out the Freedom which
the fathers won, and the Union which they
formed, and transmitted to us unimpaired as
a common heritage, how OPPORTUNITY will be
our grandest demonstrations of love for coun-
try, its institutions of freedom and liberty,
and for those noble sires who laid its firm
foundation. {, The N. Y. Tribune so exactly
speaks our mind upon this subject that we
quote from its columns: "We suggest that
in every City and County where Treason
does not forbid and forcibly prevent it,
whether in the North or in the South, the
East or the West, the entire population who
are resolved to stand by the Stars and Stripes,
shall be gathered for such celebration as
our fathers loved, and that in addition to
the usual exercises, the old Flag shall be
raised with all the honors, patriotic contri-
button ta,,;cn up for the benefit of our citizen
soldiery and their needy families-the Peo-
pie marching by the collectors in procession,
and every child who can give no more throw
ing in halfdime-and that we then gather
around the Flag and have the oath of fidelity
to the Constitution and Union solemnly ad-
ministered and reverently taken by the whole
congregation. If there be other observances
better calculated to impress on the general
mind the greatness Of the peril which now
hangs over the country, and the magnitude
Of the sacrifices required to meet and over
come that peril, let these be added or substi-
tuted but let there be celebration at every
county-seat, such as has not been witnessed
for forty years and may never again be. Let
the preparations be fifty and seasonably
made, and the Fourth of July, 1861, will be
remembered with patriotic affection and pride
for the next halfcentury."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED HORSE
Black ECLIPSE

WAS RAISED IN BUREAU COUNTY, ILLINOIS
w by John Kinnan. This horse was sired by the
Green Mountain Morgan brought from Massachusetts, by
Mr.. Wetherbee. His dam English Eclipse being
bright bay with black and tail and celebrated
her good stock. This horse beautiful jet black stands
15 hands high and weighs 1900 pounds He will be six
old the 10th of May For beauty Of build and
gracefness Of action he cannot be surpassed by any
horse In the State
BLACK ECLIPSE WILL STAND
for this season. vt the stable OF the proprietor In
Waterloo on Mondays, Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays
In Cedar Falls Wednesdays and Thursdays the stable
Of the American Hotel. eHfS
This horse took the first premium at the Bureau county
fair when but two years old and also at the Buel Ins
tute the year, at Peru he also took the first prem
and at the Bureau county fair when three years old
Further Information this subject be obtained by
calling the subscriber at Waterloo Care will be taken
to prevent accidents but responsibility for any. All
mares disposed of before oang will be held responsible
and pay demanded All mares held responsible for SER
vice of the horse.
TERMS: a
$1,000 to insure foal; 800 for the season; and
~ 900 single service. Season to commence May 4th and
end July 4th. J. b. SEVERANCE
CEDAR FALLS, May LIST, 1861. SO Proprietor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24
MOLLY STARK!

The manufacturer is building for the coming
SMALL TWO III O IL s II Nj o w Err s,
And to distinguish them from the larger machines have
been given the of " The Molly Stark" The entire
machine, excepting poe &c. will be built Of iron 1t will
possess all of the peculiar features Of the large machine
and will be furnished at less price.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24
EXCHANGE

EANfIANOE
On New York. Chicago, and Dubuque for sale at the
Exchange Office Of E. b. HATCH; the highest price
will also be paid for Eastern Drafts Eastern Currency,
and Gold. Z. b. HATCH.
CEDAR FALLS, May sth, 1861. s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24
Press fo7. Sale !!

TUyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR SALE HAND
IL Press old style, has considerable service vet
be made to do good work Size Of Paten 22x3
1t viii be sold at great bargain. Enquire Of
J. N. 0yERsiAN
cEpAs FALLS, May 18th, 1851. no
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24
CHICAGO MARKETS

CHICAGO May Il, lool
wIIEAT-No. I, Spring, 91G9sc; No. 2, $4,000 in
store subject to &c store.
CORN-2s@32c.
FLOUR 400 4.5OPbbi
CATTLE--$3,5o@3,I5 '~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24
rs 4 no YER

1t cuts swath Four Feet Four Inches wide and Is war
ranted To be capable Of cutting in the perfect
ner One Acre per hour, with one span Of horses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-24
HARVEST OF 1861!
SECURED by SIXTEEN SEPARATE PATENTS, Ell
BRAClNG FIFTY.TIIREE CLAIMS.
AS 4 REAPER

II cuts swath Six Feet wide TIE Raker rides on the
carriage of the machine and delivers the grain the side
OF the PLATFORM entirely out Of the road Of the round
1t is emphatically Two Horse Machine.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

WsssIxcro~. July s. i-6i
Fsllssr Csfss<as o. ~ ><aef< anf Haas Of
h<prrs<nfaffrfs
Having ben convened - an extraordinary
occasion. a. authorized b the Constitution
sour attention j. nos called @ anv ordinary
.4b.e~s % Legislation ~ the beginning ~
he present Presidential term. four months
40. the functions y The feleral Government
~er~ found % be generally saspensed uithin
khe several >ssts. 81 ~osith Carolina. C.ssr.
"a. Alabama Nissis.ipgs. f.oaisians. aid
florsi.. ese~pting OILS tho<e q ne Posfof
nee De7srsmeuf Nishin these States. the
Fort. Ars>nAl- Dock Ysrt- HssboTs. &C.
tom Houses. and tAe IKE. inciud n. the
laosaahle sni stationary propsrt, - asd
sb3uf them. had been ssixed and -ers hehi
n onen hostility - sf> sotsrnmert. erceps
inr onlv Forts ricksn-. Taylor and Isner-on.
90 and near tbe Florisls coast. and Feri sam
tor. in Charleston hsrior. ;. {. The forts
thu. s~szed hed been put N dspreved car
dit,oa. nsv ems hid been built. ard afmef
f,tscs I'D been organized. and sere oFgsni
Eiax al sxo-essl. 9Th tie same hostile PR
pse The Forts remaining in -. f.s~se~
"a q she Federal Government n ard mar
sae-s ssses. -ers either hesieged or usn.csd
b. gar lac preparations. and especially fors
sasnter 80 nesriy surrcuni~l 81 rell 80
fsct~i hostile tsftsfiss 9Th guns >.1sl IL
qssiHr - TIE l'e-t 81 - own. sn4 esslaam-
hsrinx The isttet perhxp~ t~a e. enc
a iispropartioaats .fsfs u he Fs.i~s.l :,
sss ard ns<ssfs 49,. -~ns~ho~ ious-s sheir
~sy INTO tbess -Iatss ef'd I'D besn .>sfei g.
hs assd agsinst tie 20, srnmsnf tr~amn
issions ii the pahfic res~eae Iva aahfn
shs..l 80 heen erred fos he ssms el,sc1 -
t. ~ =. se<sf.~~.I l. .I..s>as So -.
M bur a very -uaail part -isbin tie insnseli
ate use 81 the tsovsrnmcui Tee oaiocrs a
TIE f~ierzl Arlny and Nav hal resigned "a
great noraie-s. and Of these r~-iTains a lsrEe
proportion lad taken ~ arms sssi1t he
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

The entire co2y OF lhe President hes-
s4gs. v inch Wa telegraphed vest. i given
in 70 DAYS issue from our extra edition OF
Saturday. IL doubtless contains some IN
yerfections. bat as 4 whole seems 70 be very
correct Il Was not published IN the Cinein-
natl papers Of SATURDAY. and will first reach
our patrons and friend- IN all the adjoining
towns and counties through the medium OF
our columns. The length Of the message
excludes the usual quantity Of editorial and
selected matter from TO days paper
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

TnK steamer Great Eaasrss arrived on
saturday with foreign dates "a the S.th nv.
There i nothing Of particular interest n
them. There has been another terrible con
aaeration 10 London. ! better state Of feel
ing ! indicated towards the United >tates IN
Eagland. spain has issued proclamation
Of neutrality on the American var question
These are the leading natter Of news. The
report l. not Inserted. ovsng 70 The eFo~dst
s.ate Of our columns
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

To ~ wSnt your delicate. sicll~r ..,,.- ~..,...
70 be hrAitAy. strong snd robust,-then 80 -.
Mclean StsVnrtlsng Cordial. 49, the dr.--t,a- ~
each bottle il Il ceiicious 70 take
One Tablespoonful. taken ever, n.arn,ne. t..,,a,
l. sure re,elsfiye against chill and lever x,ll..
lever, cholera 81 any prevailing di~es.s..sa
tAtI1OAl-kewarc Of Druggists Or =. No. A.
may tiy 20 palm upon yon bottle Of Blitcrs ~ Ssr
saPsriiia (which they hay cheap BY SAVING !, /.
lcsi - go<r. There ar even men fASE snucri =
steal part u nit name 10 dub their VILE d.e..,.
tacus. Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their ~.
ial-.9ns oonipootdsi 49, for Dr. J. n. Ncl<sn'.
St.aEii ling cordial AID Hood Purifier Tai.
nothing el~e. Il & The oy remedy that vii prrls,
your blood thoroughly. and al tic sare tirns
STRENGTHEN and iNNksoRATE the shoie eru.nl
zstien i = pat ap IA lars. hotiies-si NJ 10,
six bottles Tor -.
Dr.. J. H. MCLEAN. Sole prorri.lor
Corner Iln~f snf E,.r,. -. : - a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
BOOKS.

TRUMPS: \ NOVEL BY GEO.
Il ". cVKns. .pl-rdidls nls.us,ss ~ nssVls-
MAoAULAy's HISTORY OF ENGLAND
ya. blh.
THE WITS AND pEAlx OF SOCIETY
~ he asihos a "ous>rs q Society"
spiss~u AVN BpcxSonA1R
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

DRoF. GEORGE w. CANADA
II hayine reftirf r. Shss,ts at Hair n-~<.r.
sAie<t stsuiIfng ths T~rrs Hsuie Hoase BEG lesxs
- infarn ~ cstrrns sDd pnhnc ksnersiy, th.s be
= no~ prepared % wdt urrn rust~Bsrs N hs
uscal sstsfarfery Sriet stf.nflrrl rlvv 10
shanalcc-ths snd cutsin< LADIES' and llt1is Qirs-'
Hair H1ko. W. CANADA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

4 OST CERTIFIC ATE---Notice is
II a h@rehy sixsn. ibsl tAs unisrssned tsaarstsn
far he sinot h~rs ~ Autkcsy ssish .i~cressf -,
spVy n fne Audief a tiso leuats. - bnr~isf,
NE IL Oar = Asxast ait u have re- certificate
issa-.l ~ int - feslre II s>cticn slsteen lfei
t1~tsbp tfn ii9l rage niuf - wtst. fhe oFfEinsl
csrtIfcsss ksving hem i~t ~hieh - of q asi ~
go - loshoa 1uuer srt osrte st< ssaef h HIN
thcrsfa<. and y hlfn as<isne1 william l4rslef.
snf y "a Ilnieg xf.si q rhcmks y fAflilsy.
snd - aid ilnds, ssslznel a. Js<l n Hester. and
~ ssli kssfsr ks.sned - tosi rebcnor. and By ssd
rsrhsnor assEnsi - Antisony suastk.
IA. h SMITH
susrtlsn rnlaas hslr. Anshox. smi.h. sss..ssA
tuns - ls1f -~t~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE Southern h INK OF Indiana has
K declared dividend of 5 per cent. on it, Capital
Stock from it, earnings for The last ssx months paw
able to the stoekhodrrs on ana afier The 18th inst
p :. WILLIAMS. Cash.
Tcfrc Haute, duly 4. issl-du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

The Jes,ssl i trying 10 prove thsi The
Republican party Is an Abolition party JKfF-
DAVIS and his gang are az the same thing
They help each other.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

o. ifVEE cosffAiNrs FIaiotSSEss. IUADAcar. &e
Tier. never has been CATHARTIc rned,osn.
offered % the ruciic, lsi has eiuu sch entire al
isfss.on IS hci<su's riLrerssl izli..
Being entirely vegetable they are psxfc..tl, ,ruo.
and can he taken BY TIE r.o-f tc-asr ft. va
prompt and powerful 81 removing al Eiiior ~,-re-
bons. acid q impure. isii4 matter l.ra he stcrrsol
n i-c., th-y are LIZ caiy I'll. LA should be used II
rair-iors 1f-fffal-
Ia-y produce 10 gIip!ne. sickness ~ ps!u IN ths
stonarh q bowel though very ative and searching
IN tbeiT operation. pru.nt,ir healthy secrstios a
TIE liver sud Kidney. WHO viii sf1cr f-cre hilltn
hes. headacle and foul sfofnarh when 40 cheen
remedy can - ohisineci Keep ;hcn eoustsiltly on
hand; single do-e taken IN season. NAV rr.reuf
hours, oays and months % sickness Ask ior In. J.
H. xcIesn's Universal i1fs Take no Other. ReIts
coated, hey SRI taseiess Price Gully % cents trf
box ami b~ eest ~ mail g. any part ~ thr u !
J. H. NOLAN. Sol proprietor,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

MILL be solo on WEDNESDAY
w morning ncz'. the 10th inst. Al The resicence
81 The subscriber, next door % southeast eCrntr =
Mulberry ard SIKH t~eeis. AL q his hoa<lod I'D
kitchen farniture- Sa+e a. A. a. The sul.scri~
Der Intends removing rom ths clts. the sab VII b.
without reserve. anl bargains may b. sSpscled
July ., az }. B. HAGfR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

STATK on INDIANA. woo COUNTY. 81
y Niso Circuit tourt September Term. ISL
Jud~nn ieosnis ~. Erekiei Rrsi>eye--C oupiairt Q
tolrtrsrt and Attachment
ca ths Cav. town, fhe IN ray - fns.- a n. issl
eetnes The plaintiff. - kClean A Crsns. hs affas-
ui~s. 500 fte- Ms ctt1slk ~ h<relf.. sIs,. n
srates aiAdasit showing iA4i ths dffcs.ianf Il
unn-fesi,lsnt q The sat a Indiana.
>ocf i Llrrsfore HEREBY even 70 sha aid dcl-nf.
snt - u Bling M pentfury Il tbs pru reing 40
thtt TIE same vii D. heard All tsierfn@d Al ths
=. - srn 81 cor sai1 Copr sonlnsocing The 1r.g
xcndsy * SEPTEMBER nett. 4. n. f>ci
aufsr ,. II. hLAKk. lk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

THK BAR kxrFRSAI IN THE WORLD. sos M,
or BEAsr

CIR BEAsr
Thousands II human beings hns. beer sav.-l ~.
Of derepifure and misery. ~ the q ths iax
ushs iAfi'Dent Il viii relieve PAIN almost in~tsa-
ianeously, and IL win cleanSe purify ard heal ths
fouest SORE In an Incredibly sborr ufne. ycLra<,s
VOLCANIC on. IISlMES1' will relieve. . most in
setcraie cases 81 hheumstisrn. Gout, O. tsuralfas
les IN the JOINTS Mussies Igsms1f. n win new
y fail. Two applications ~fi cure sore Throat
HsAd4eAe - Es-sche. For Burns 81 Scalds or az,
Tan, y J. ar i,isino le remedy. Try H. and vor viii
end g az iaii .efs;hie reipsSsy Keep II siwsre IN
haf.I
PLANTERS. FARMERS or any une having "a. I.
o. horses. all save money ~ using Nclean's Vi.
CAME oil i-Himent- u l. sg.es-ly and iusallihie
cure IT. calls Sprlns. chafss. sweiiings f.gsrs -
Sweeney, >rcs. Mounds. Scratches. ~ NY extern Al
disers> Try u. and you viii ~ Convinced
Dr. 80 ~. ueSsessss. ss.ss Rsstsrisss.s.
jasd~iy Saint L2ais Ha.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
AciEAS'S STRENGTHENING coRpru AN
BLOOD PEkFIFRt 49,

Delay nes froncrt, it : warranted g. XIV, ,s,lss
uon II VII. cur any s,seass Of tie kidne,s Ncu.t
linz q the wo-ie, iArrerness q ary dissases a.
from ebret'e or Nerfors Debility It, =. i,s.ilns.
remedy '-''''t-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

GYMNASIUM BUILDING ,

FLOOR AND. FEED STORE
IL Nt<si bought snd rsftifd fhs shove boildlng
L ~ afe noe prepared g. fsfnieh IN clfizers q
f~ffc-Ilsuie. with ~. sfllif 4
FAMILY FLOUR.
MEAL.
BRAN
SHORTS.
sHI?STUFf
OATS.
cory
AID HAY. &c. &c
Al afi,ss d tisi ne 81 e.hs.f 80 tofisr. s-t
pp~ar,i.. delivered fire. - rssrss. Payment -
quifes before deliver
hskers and dealer faI pei eill a1ur ca t1c mat
rrssonstle trrms. natirx Ia yeafs ~ eKprrietsre
IN sht usilisk sna f~ei h.sre.s sxpcct - r,ss~
cor ho,sss eue q rsners rfliiy - ihe eiy.
Ark A IIoCkHskT
t;yfanssiurn Huli SERVER ohio ant tfh IT..
jaiy ). "a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
DISSOLUTION.

nIS>oLCTIoS OF PARTSKRsBIP.-The arm Il
NV Williams Co. has eevn dissolved b
iaetas consent. Al rcrsass having scounts against
ths firm requested present them tor settle
mcp aad thee Indebted q The f.rsn. viii naks paw
fatni g. Nv Williams.
q. n. WILLIAMS.
Jelly q OWLS !. A.. HiNIfL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
LEGAL.

4 DMINISTRAIIoN Notice is
= n hereby given. that letters e administration
have been granted 20 the undersgnei upon TIE 80
q Andrew Nilkias, deceased The estate IS sap
posed 10 be solvent AT persons Indebted n the oc
ceden,. foT costs and fees In Court or otherwise. are
earnestly requested O. make immediate payment
ami save themselves further costs
Is \. MoFfATT. Adrn'r.
jaly !. 1851 -dl~-v5w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

n ORGAN pes-sns in1shted 10 ne ~ill please
y call AZ ny offrs Without delay for settlement
THOMAS n. NELSON
July 2 datwlv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

LADIES' Ladies! Ladies
MISSES A. W. wIrTESBFRc, viii sksin opsn
vi clSss for teaching nc~fis-~ork. Monday.
Juiy sth - tiseir rssdence. wabash street. No. g.
Nectanies' Kos. july = nv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

fBFRE i NJ NIsrAKF Anorr N

49, NJ = ~ AA>iAhf AhttI II
~ VII eafe Liver Corpiaiai. Dyspspss. rsrrfa.f.
Dsseniegy. Headache. depressed ~ Sn'rIt. -.
and Asrf. Inward feser, Bst Breath - ~. 49,.
- The Liver. stomach ~ B4ssxsis
GENTLEMEN. a. VOC ~ish 60 ~ hsslshs. .s,,,.
at vg1rousi ~'eat
LADIES. DO you ~ ant lie hloor, a. l,e.l.h a., -.
toyoor cheekt HEsthf-tAer 70 a, oncs assd r., :
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DIED.

ACKER-In this city, Tuesday Feb 49, Ahce Cecilia yours,
eat daughter Of sylvester aud Esther AeAer aged
months and lS days.
ADDIsoNAt ST. Paul Mimi wednesday, Feb b. joseph
ADDISON Of the trim of Addison brothers
CHICAGO on Tuesday, Feb. ls the Hon John
Bradford late Of Geneva, New foTk In the sn
a. A.
pYCgMAN - On Tuesday morning, February ~ Mercy
Dyckman. -, a 1,.L.l
oRiGas-In BROOKLYN on Monday, Feb 49, Eihaeeth,
wife Of WyrSnt Gnggs, eyed 80 years mouths anu ''
TouNsoN-Iu this city Tuesdsy, Feb ~ Jonn joseph
RAN Johnson the Of Peter and Anne Johnson eseu
wears months aud Is days.
EImHERLEY-On Tuesday, Feb. 10 sher q short Hines"
George Kimberley, in the 37th year Of his age
The friends and also the late members 81 Engbo
omuanv No. no. and the exempt men beers OF the Newton
Fire Department also toe members oi the l~s1ueth SS
Repuban Association respectfully invite 70 SeLu rs
inn raj from his late residence No. 2bj Ninth avenue on s
(Thursdayl afternoon, at o'clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy 20
LAWRENCE-In Brooklyn on Tuesday Feb ~ l,rael ~,
son Of israel C. and Mary w. Lswren,e, aged years
aud - days , OH 90, az
LLoYD-on Tuesday, Feb 49, Mary Lloyd In the s''4
herase a x,,u,.ro Pat
PATTERSON-In this city on TuesdAy, FEB 10 F"
terson In the 18th year Of his age - A., r,o,,.,t.d
sTODDARD-At Ithaca New.YoIk Feb. ~ si'e ysaIS
Nness Mrs. Phebe StoddaTd, sscd % yea "
resident OF Hud on N. \. -. u,,os, Ida Eds.
SMiTHOn "Wednesday, Feb 20 afer 'I In,ie smith AGED
erton daughter Of Charles T. ana 'i ' ~.
~ 49, "a Stna. of he family are ~ ~ 49, f,,~
s,,aod b., e,ns, Al mi Thursday afternoon, ss
,hs rc.Jspcn of her plIents No $40 III" >. 49,.
sMrrI % v.dpe.day morning Feb 20, S S'h N'
in,.,, .on Of l. Conner and Mary bteecAe' ' IA
,v.RnENOu "Wednesday, Feb 20 sits' 'h''' DD40'''
Allen Warren, 9. Verohsi NJ IT 's'a'' .s.et
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MARRIED ID.

CAssEDY-DRAKE-At Newburgh, New-York or Tuesday,
Feb. 49, 10y the Rev. Chsres Shsltng Abram Cassidy,
$50 Miss Margaret daughter Of Dr. C. Drake, all Of New
burgh.
CoFFIN-COLON-A.the residence Of Mr.. james L. sIston
Hudson Columbia County Wednesday, jan 90 by tho
Rev W IAN Watson, Captain Charles o. Coffin TO Mi" Annie
T.. Colon.
FISHER CURrIS-At Ihscs on Thursday Fee. Il py .no
Rev Torrey GeoJg- Fisher Of Scranton, Pa TO siss isa
bella, daughter Of DR.. Curtis
TrNT-CAssO-on Monday Feb 49, 1851 OF the Church OK
m, savior nrooilyn by Rev Dr. Farley MI Charles III
HINT o Miss lsabes Casio eldest dang liter q"
Mr. George d. Casio Of the former place
sCoFIELD-McDoNSELL-on Monday evening Fst: lS by
ths Rey NIlRnnl r. MoJgai, d. D., rector Of ST. homsr
Churcb Mr. samuel Scohed TO Hannah youngest daughter
OF IL W. Mcdonald, esq all OF this city.
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r. ROsToN and PROVIDENCE via NEW.

LOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. FORT aud FALL YER~-1he splendid and superlc,
steamer RAY srATE Gs }sr Tx; sewYSh every
ard the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st4 Ocioei from Pier No.
Hsrs.sr no rooms will be regarded secured any spp
cant until the ssine shall have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great drSch By
:" AAp'' VIM BORDEN, Agent. Nos. 70 and II we.t..
CENTRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot of Cournd sCouneosiog at Hsmpton june
ou Win De aware sckaw anna and Railroad and at
Csson with Lehigh Valley Railroad and e, connections forming
direct line TO HarrisbnTg without change OF cars .
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS COmmencins December 10,
ls6D-Leave NewYork az follows:
HARRISBURG ErpnEss-At6s m for En'on Reading rotts
NAL TRAg- At8s m. fr Easton, Water Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend. Fhtston Wukesbsr:e, &c. -
I'm IssOrs es TEs . Es:sn a'uch Chunk
4Ph THkOU0H TRAs-For Easton, bethiehsm' Anen'o"n'
and Msuch Chunk m
E1pRE.s TRAIN FOR HARRnBuRG1he So m. Express Train
from New York arrives at Harrisburg at 1870 Ia tiae to
with trains East aud West enus Central
Railroad Northern Central North and SOUTH ana win the Jun
ELTlABErHPoRT AND NEw.Yoax FgHRY-Leave Eew.York
from rier No. North River, q, and Il m 9:T and m
LEAVE ELzABETH-At 6:laapd 8:lob IN - sod +:3W o. N
The boats stop Bergen Point and Maners
each WY. JOHN q. 5TERNs. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--For ALBA
Il 4 NY and TROY. C0NfECTlNG WITH TRAINS Month
and WEST. Trsus leave;
From Chsmbersst. From olsttt =,
Express and IL M and 3:25 7:25 1:3 m and $3.50 and
Troy and Albany with sleep ioiS p N Sundays Included
Poushieepse train 100 M a. ~ and 10 % and rs p
I'm, and p IN
sins Sing train, a:s' and 400 andasss p
faH'''"H '''"' '''0p Ill., A. sMTrH, Superintendent
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fost an0 fcunb.

r OST-On MONDAY last, in the vicinity a
IL I'D at. 9Th aud 9Th avs. and SHAY LADIES' GOLD
WATCH AndyCHA!N, with SEAL and KEY attached, &c. The
finder will receive libersi reward by eavingts.
HOLMES Co.'S, No. III Broadway.
7 OST-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th
i 4 ina. a Lady's GOLD WATCH and CHAPELAINE in
going from ,h aud 2day TO 5sav 10 Sab stage TO
nthst and J9th, TO Madisonsv. liberal reward will be
paid by leaving WHITE, sHEFfELD3k Co.'S No.
65 Beekmsnst-
I OST or STOLEN from the mail between
- Be.ael CT. sad New-Yok tho following PaoMs sorry
NOTES Baavick buis-yt Co. Y, dated July a. 1850 1t
ellht mtuthh bdHrd By thsn-elses for ~ "a a. A.
Mosd.y y dated Angus. H. 1862 tizhS months, In.
by thsm,Ivss FOR ga Is Al persons hereby
sauonsd ssinst ating the seine pawn IN. hr been
stopped Beihel, c., Kb. 10, 1891 FISCHER Co.
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Netpalprk Daily Gribn,re

RUMoRED ATTEMPTS TO BRINE THE UNITED STATES
GRAND JURY.-we are informed upon competent au-
thorty that several attempts have recently been made,
by persons whose as yet kept secret 10 OBJ
lain money from the members of the Grand Jury by
Offering their services to bave them exempted from any
further attendance OF their duties such These per-
sons is said have stated several members Of the
Grand Jury that for the small of IS they have suf
fcient influence with the Court have them with