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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
FRANCE.

Tho Paris Pq,ris denies the rumors that France
intends 10 withdraw her Mexican expedition. IL
defends the course Of France and reproaches that OF
SPAIN and IA more moderate terms that OF England
Gcu GoTgon Was created Senator on returning
from Rome.
IL was rnmored that Marshal Neil will go TO Rome
win full powers, political and military.
Tn. Josrnoi de Ronea announces the discovery Of
common wild plant enable the manufacturer to
dspen,s With American cotton.
1ne Boursc WIS dull. Rentes 70f. 75c.
IL WIS reported that 81. Thonvenel bad sent let
ter 10 the Papal Government that France has in.
teniion to make any change in the Roman question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

University Of New Ork. Medical Devartmenss
s,,iE SESSION of 62-3 wall commence on octo".f :"
,IESTJNF MOTT NJ D., Elmer tus Proc OF Surgery
MARrYN PhINf NJ D.. Professor Of Mste'ia Medics sne
Tb,,perlics; :. BEDFORD, NJ. d., Professor OF ME-
s,y. IpHN ~ DIR APER ~ d.. Professor Of Chemistry
ana ihysiology: ALrRED c. POST NJ. d. Professor q
sp'y,ry;W n "a. euREN. D.. Professor Of Anatomy
JotJN II METCALFE, M D.. Professor Of the Institutes
and PRACTICE of Medicine The Lectures are arranged ." - -
y onportnpty for daily attendance the numerous Hos
and Uispcnsaries The Surgical Medical and Oosssn
81 CDiaues In College conducted az heretofore ne
oa sun~r and Autumn Course being carried on cur
ias the preseu, session IL the usual manner Letter. Oh
ma, be addressed 70 Prof DRAPER President Of the hedn
Faculty Uuver.ity, Row. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

SuMurg REsORT.--ROrND HILL HOTEL,
No,tbamp,on Mas Beautiful scenery. mountain ar u
10 ,er-s Of forest park with hrstcsss accom- "oo
from ard other annoyanees Iefns VI ~ P' s' "
~ IN 4 p-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
War Satire.
GOOD HUMOR FOR SUNDAY.

GOOD HUMOR FOR SUNDAY.
Those who can appreciate Legitimate Bsrlesqus. whslee
Mirh and Military aid Political Criticism through To 49,
UNI 0f rollicking Comedy will dnd Ia shs -a---.--
SUNDAY TABLE-TALK"
TO-MORROws SUNDAY MERCURY
unique and entirely original array Of humorous prodsoase
commencing with description OF the 0rsss -
tie In Virgins. BY
ORPHEUS G.. KERR,
showing how the stored MAcgzRKL BRIGADE impeo~
able sprels borders Ct Duck Lake. giving oil the mna'
tin Of the terrible Engagement and presenting PICTURE
high style OF art-or rather. sn
ARCHITECTURAL VIEW OF THE GOTHIC SrEAps
PEGASUS-REAR ELEVATION
This decidedly the best ORPHEU5 C. KERR paper to
has 70: appeared
THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
always contains
LATER NEWS
and fuller and reliable
ARMY CORRESPONDING
than any other journal printed Sunday and sxceeds IN o.
custion the combined issues Of all the other Sunday psp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
GERMANY

GERMANY.
The Ministers eli Electoral Hesse had resolved to
resign.
LATESr--F,a QueenSfOrn.
LosDoS. May 29.-The political news to-day Is
unimporiant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

Post.Ofi e NOtice.-The Mails for Great BRIAN si,s
CSiSen via Southampton AID Bremen, per steamer
NEW.YORA and for Ireland, via Queenssown Ier ngAnss
KaNGAROO will close at tbs Office SATURDAY, the
''n aay OIL june " iV' '' ABkAM wAKEMAN, p. T.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

MELoDEoN. $50 BROADWAY. BETWEEN sPnlNa
Nl and Prince streets.
PIONEER CONCERT HALL OF AMERICA
GREAT CONGRESS OF STARS
APPEAR NIGHTLY. -
EVA BRENT, FANNY FORREST.
SAM SHARPLEY,
FATT1E STEWART. JOE ENGLISH.
KATE PENNOYER,- MONS. vELARDE,
AUGUSTA WALBY, ADELE GALA,
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
The entire company forming the
GREATEST COMBINATION OF STARS
Ever witnessed In establishment change OF pro
gammc nightly. Admission II cents orchestra - ccots
Open nj and commence at 3oclock. -@sS
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
n wanelFnrnure Carpets, Jewclry, &C., 20 supply the
Western market pay ss dolows-Por sik Dresses IRON
Ca on OF address A. Dncas 2ls Seventh avenue between
Tweny.fourh and Tweny-Gfh streets Ladies attended to
by Mrs d.
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AMUsEMENrs.
s.

- SHE sToOPs 10 CONQUER
THURSDAY (hrst time here) MoTtons standard Comedy
vp,n.v WAY WAY, TO GET MARRIED
SATUKDAY-A Grand Revival.
Box book now 0pse soSpaYy saD sqYy of the evenings
ss @ 's ss f.
and "The Wife y Snw sHHted the
,,, CHASE.
Sir SSgnke William iicndoves Lester Wsack
v..-,. (his hrs appearance herel MARI 0n''n
rnsworS to wdiaEej oalfs Mr Reynoiss yss
Mr h fsrsiSs tssSs
Gsnslsnee daughter to sir William Mrs ,Iosy Hosy
Iyda Miss &adslns ss nsr{ HenrqSss 1snnSs
FhsSs Green
nG 81 sfhiis es + Forest
FaTIos IN the Three Cranes" Tavern, London.
Drawing REt HsS% %ao@ =, resns S %a SoaaSs SSGa0ve
iHa f %sfT
ay soae and Psrqe 10 cents Orchestra Stalls cent?
-Taee poHs
L 4sHA fnShA kEEshs RHEEH's THEAFRE THEAFRE
Doors s s
BY 'f.sH Laura 3PRHEss RENE
EHH lib H$$ssE#E| HsssEE#EI| H$$sEE#EI
EEEEE EHEE EEEE 3: 8: B4E BB4E BsE
SSS? 5ssss s motion
Firm y Ea
EELY Ban
OCCASION
sssT Esss Biins $sa f;s
bsrSyy Key Mr. sodd Phaayy Ne hs ss
ss fSass sSy
Es'.fS
sTti nos s D sspsr
1sS S5 s!s u rrnr opArs
dignity 9safa xPfAs EEP opAY 'Anan' 0ks
justice for Of The order; tho Macarthys wrongs
esoSaa siesa II 5rT%e The '0nsess pattern father and an %
SCANS III. The Ban Caointhc; Marys home; the mono.
s' Of the NHTGkE Raf hslEs fnUH To fEn INSTINCTS
M q Ss1 aSnsiiih.i ealID REUNITED
M ~ Of Irish coursp love and wills
TTE + s1S II @As sE v6aS4: sps in sasnp
e''are sudden cha1ss XS IF 1siSH fsaTasisf; STR;
SCENE Robbpr an exhibition Of moral
SCENE H. Neys story the tale OF the Maoarthys false
BErRAyEE TEr AMP SErss BETRAYED;
MARY ESpa 5 Death III taE bErEkAiNED sRHEsHE ON;
IT, Ts
home and abroad avery bad SPELL acquiring the alphabet
scEsr W Helen the Macarhys wife fathers cruelty
scrsE Y. drunken po.tmsn; eleventh sight extaordi
""'''" THE BLACK VALLEY.
On moonlight night went BY
The win wind Hrss rose, u he tree, tree bent
And saw the graves the rogues mace:
tough job; Babby preparing his fearful work Ma
in the Trap the con ealmen no hope Of escspe he d.
Thrilling csoinhs into the
ACT THIEp..ssene {. bssSy and the memory Of the
at s%s
the ssnd hoy not to Kiss The sSTshn 70 , r Of hs
a e =:
ASD FEE rnp PAy b2Y SQY sors
rARD0NED but the charge Of murder still sasisned; thc
% as ss S9e spS 'ns and
@ hss so Be- r.
'''''u DISCOVERY OF THE TWO cOLLRENs.
The force OF happiness and joyful termination.
TO MANAGERS OF THE ATREs,:-The above drama. en-.
S q 4:
ceissraica aasors being entirely original Address
G. Parloe box 2if Post once who has been appointed
agent for its sale. LAURA kEENE.
J)ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID MONDAY, MARCH IL, 1862
ST. PATRICK'S DAY,
81. PAIRICK'S DAY,
ST. PATRICkS DAY,
The great festival day o.. tho Sans Of Erin, will bea
GRAND GALA DAY
| at the Museum, with
yE xEIsRSaSS DnaMsTEo SSk5sK
IN THE EVENING, AT TX O OCLOCK
All the announced ia the regular Museum ad-
versemen will be exhibition at all hours day aud
ing
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID GRAND GALA WEEK,
GRAND GALA WEEK,
GRAND GALA WEEK
LOOK AT THIS. THE ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK
BEAT THE wORLD SEE THE LIST
THIS WEEK ONLY
THIS WEEK ONLYl
THIS WEEK ONLYi,i
THIS WEEK ONLYli
The New York herald., 1862-03-17


PARNUMs AMERICAN MysEyM;,
GLAND GALA WEEK
At BEAT yrS H sSE zs IIs EHHs WEEK
E#|s Ei|s F|Is #EEk #HsS #EHk $sEEII $sEE', $sE'
q VIII i: : ss$
son; Grand Aeasria; Happy ramy; Grand cosm0raina
"aI% AI ssts aS%l::s%: ;, ~ ,v ,.,x
fascinating sings dances draws gives Grccian Statues
oHEs b 'as ss as
The Tsmsrkaolc ALBIyo FAMILY from Madagascar man.
and the most astonishing aud interesting speci
rSs Ss u WHITE WHALE from rador
osed Gl o% hs sHsnes through IRON pipe:
Ar Ths a. LIVING niPPop0TaMUs or Great Beh.mo de-
scrcd in the ok Ss chap ~ s Do Sny % o. S sSs
is.' i FAEKSs AZ : SEA s LION from III:
BY TIE p anaT Ap aa world rsnosssG
rapper the mos. q these fsrocloas
alone n prSs e Ss naan 10 as NOV,
The GRAND contains of specimen. Of
incisdins the wonderful SEA HORSES aud the largest
The aAFPY TAniLY where cats and rats hawks and
and animals of opposite natures live in har-
'T The GRAND cosMoRAMA exhibits Illuminated views of
tho most beautiful portions OF the world -
The SEVEN LARGE SALOONS Of the Museum contain
fEos fSs new raiRY fsts saa and ksea
@ s 4ssS he HSN%
n spectacular drama . , - ,,, =
half so much extraordinary and truly valuable novelty
byed for only 70 cents hence there can DC No FREE AID
Admission to all only IS cents children under To- IS cents
u,uE GRAND soIREE MUSICALE OF FRIEDRICH
i MOLLENHAUER will take place q Dodworths Rooms,
SOC Broadway Tuesday evening March Is assisted by
Nine Clara ~ BrnkerhoG y H. Mills. Herr brannes, Herr
Matzka, Mr.. X. Gcllhaur. Tickets 81 cents.
NfELoDEoN,
M 42I Callowhll street, Philadelphia
The Building the Mslode with scenery Gas FIX
urcs &c IN perfect order. For tarcYMsrs M sppy at Ae Cal
lowhiil street W. H. SEARS, froprictor.
v,RoF. JNo. W. s Howps ANNUAL COURSE OF
Public Readings, at Clinton Han Astor place. on Thurs
dav March ~ and two following Thursdays, at clock
precisely selections from Shakcspere and sheridan each
avenin r.-Is. night "Hamlet, and "The Rvasn Admis
sion 50 cents Course uckessi.
IN r00 "A GENTLEMAN OF ExPERfENCE WHO IL
0CUU. opening novel entertsinment, csmbning Musl.
cal VAUDEVILLE with Comic and Burlesque OPERA
sum Concert saloon managers treated with. Address
Operatta, Herald olce.
DALLET-ACADEMY OF MUsIC-wANTEp, LADIES
ID and gentlemen for the corps de ballet Apply 10 Mr. W.
A. Moore, the stage door, from 10 A. n. till i2M
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC
l1SH Nsy!sD go, sas,is,pA SEsA S-s-s.E
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
my GOODS.


A. dRsir oggEgIss gEgg1SS SoSsss,s osss
STORE 1S16aHEssfR AsR EHsFasssa 81 assFsIsa GOODS
ks!s' sss asnss En.n Rsiasssss5s. & de- e.
Gen,s en,,s Linen Linen Hsgr1ed DO lss 2oc sle ,s.
''' ''''ea '0'''''a o. 81 Linen men Bosoms &c. Ies I
COLLARS SETS sLEEvEs lacTs aessS' BANDS 'ss z'
Breakfast % Caps, ioc., ne
onaan. "s''sa D..a. .a'.! SS:s IN ~ HOSIERY IL
SSSsSss SSSsSas hi;s: Es;s: Hs:s g. @ f.
opening Opening ntf @$'s s S
or.o,rr r,.,. odaA,SiA gAEGAIHs rs II r. GLOVES.
99psn.ns 9ppsnss sis GHSss'ss GioVss &c. 'u lo li
Best Quality Kids sfEihisRRRY sfEnhiiF ;R9slsa dSSDs asS
FkaaE bS FhHS&hS S2TsSh saSSEr
SMALL WARES.
Good SPOOL Cotton, i le '''0''' ~
Best Solid Head Pins, &c. paper.
French Working Cotton, &C.
ssSs Sssss . English Hair Pins box . -,
III & hssss SSTcss sf!s and
GOODS Il EfSHE THokEsHGf 4ESIShFsi SHrAr
22i and 2ss Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty-hrst and Twenty second streets
A RNoLD. CONSTABLE co.
Are offering an immense stock Of
WHITE GOODS,
As plaid, plain, striped
SWISS CAMBRIA AND
NANsooK MUsLINs.
BRILLIANTs, &C.. &C.,
All of which are offered a, moderate prices.
Canal street, corner of Mercer.
BARMGHAITTSsi IA vs. HARsAIKs, "a a4HKs, BARGAINS
WET LACE CURTAINS,
Just received. the above goods -
Sold on account of the X S Ns as sSMspv
u. us Broadway. FIRST corner below New York Hotel
WIN open Monday, the 18th inst large and attractive
LONDON AND PARIS NOVELTIES.
SILK scARFs cRFss III TfEs.S MsS ssutspENDERs, ssuts
BoRDERED LINEN HANDKERoHIEFs.
KID, CASTOR AND CALF GLOVES,
FRENCH SHIRT FRONTS.
ENGLISH COLLARS,
CoLoRED FRENCH sHIRTINas.
SILK UMBRELLAS.
SMOKING JACKETS.
SPRING HALF HOSE
SILK AND GAUzE UNDER SHIRTS
AND
DRAWERS
NoRsErs AND sKIRTs-NICE FITTING CoRsETs.
~ from rs cents; Skirts 80 cents; Wereys
Broad%sy near Nineteenth street '''''' % 'sA' '''
EMBERsoN, ss7 SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY.
ss w a'P{S P
small shape; and choice designs also pe assortment Of
low prices black 9ss sssvss Lace %
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID MONDAY MARCH II, 1862.
ST. PATRiCKS DAY,
ST. PAIRICk'S DAY,
ST. PATRICk'S DAY,
The great festival day o. the Sans Of Erin, will bel
GRAND GALA DAY
at the Museum, with
MAGNIFICENT DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
IN THE AFTERNOON. AT O'CLOCK;
IN THE EVENING, AT 7S o CLOCK.
All the les announced la the regular Museum ad-
versement will be exhibition at all hours day and
ing
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

(NOTrSCHALK'S POSITIVELY LAST CONCE RT
" AT NiBLO's CONCERT SALOON,
THIS MONDAY EVENING, MARCH II,
Asssed oy Miss Carotta Patti, Sgs. Brgn0l. Mancusi.
xso--9 "eicauauIt. Mancu4
= Duet, Lnda. Miss Pa:ti, sig. Brignoh
overture. The Chase Of King Henry" for two
pianos composed by Gottschalk, and perform,
ca py......... .Sanuerson and GOrTSCHALK
MlSs fattt
o. tA) tennessee mazurka OBJ DANA, (C) March -
de0ibaros composed md performed by GOTTSCHALK
+, a. 49,. PART
@ Ia fsvoriia composed and performed by GOTTSCHALK
"a Lou Gloyanni Manc !A
~ atIa Iarcon de PL0ermel. Miss Patti
IL. Serenade composed by Gottschalk for Mr. Brig.
hoI sung BY Mr.. BrgnoI and accompanied
L. MaIctl Lnae OF Concert Strick by Weber with
orchestra Accompaniment performed on a
second piano Dy Sanderson composed and
The piano used by Mr. Gottsehsk from the established
manufactory OF Chickerng * Sons, Boston,
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
lMusuMu~r.

NiBLos GARDEN. IfDITN TT II
~ r.,u,, Lessees and Managers
L. L. DA'SNrokf II. O. JARRETT W. wHEATLEY.
Fifth week OF those popular artists 70
Fioh mis- MIS- JOHN WOOD AND Mr.. J. COLLINS.
TIE GREAT SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH H. 1862.
THE COLLEEN BAWN,
BRIDES OF GARRYOwEN
syles IA Coppaleen, with songs Mr. j. COLLINS
ELY " Connor, with .Mrs John WOOD
me play Will be presented with
SPLENDID SCENERY,
SUPERB APPOINTMENTS
THE ORIGINAL MUSIC,
MAGNIFICENT CAST OF CHARACTERS
Previous to The Colleen Bawn, Sam. Loyers Extrava.
ganza of
THE MAGIC SHIRT.
Paddy Murphy (of the SSlh Connauh Ringers Mr. Collins
With the song of
THE B0WLD SOCCER BOY"
accompanying himself on the drum)
THE BIRTH OF ST. PATRICK
pdrquet 20 cents
Family circle (entrance in Crosby street, Is cents
Doors open at 7; commence al 71l o'clock.
On THURSDAY EVENING NEXT MARCH2o
BENEFIT OF COLLINS
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

Bridesmaid Mhees Climber, Schlenon and La Forest.
will consist of
A Parlor in the ''Three Cranes" Tavern in London
Drawing Room at Sir William Fondloves
The Widow Green's Boudoir.
Grand Saloon and Hall of Reception the Widow Greens
THE INCIDENTAL MUSIC BY STOEPEL.
Family Circle rs cents
Boxes and Parque 80 cents Orchestra Stalls 81
The New York herald., 1862-03-17
GOTTSCHALK'S
VI ONLY MATINEEs DTNsTRUcTIoN
IRVING HALL,
TOMORROW (TUESDAY) 18th, al l O'Clock
Doors oDen at L.

TOMORROW CrUESDAY) 18th, al O'Clock
Doors open at H.
Tickets will he issued, with reserved seats, at
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
each visitor being aran.eed place within easy eye rangp
Of the piano.
THE SEATS WILL SURROUND MR.. GOTTSCHALK,
who will Eve pieces then play what else tho
audience chooses 20 select from his repertoire.
STUDENTS OF MR.. G0TTSCHALK'S COMPOSITIONS
may thus obtain
LESSON FROM THE MASTER
the best possible by hearing and seeing him play
their fayoriie moTceau
NO OTHER ARTIST
will assist these occasona greatest care will
taken to maze them a source o real
AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION.
as well as social and communicative intercourse.
Mr. Gott.ehllk will perform Tuesday
I. Polka di Bravaera.
2. God save the Queen.
8. Panma Caprice de Concert.
4 Ma 'ch Funebre by Chaplin.
8. Poamaise, by Fradle
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
ID WET BLACK SILKS,
WET LACE CURTAINS,
WET ENGLISH HOSIERY.
Just received. the above goods.
Sold on account Of Insurance companies auction
w. h. PEYTON No. 274 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

A GREAT UNION VICTORY Is IsGAfNED.--LApIE5AND
N gentemen mas been yiciorlous IN beng pronounced
by great many that MrNTZ Of 11g Third avenue has
been sying the highest price FOR cast OIL Clothing carpets
Furniture Jewey aud sim means to continue 50 u you
win ayor him with call. He will not hnmbug the
community Offering $40 Tor silk dresses $40 for coats or
al for lans dealers but he agrees 70
The fun each article in cash Please emcmber the
we known dealer b. MTNTZ, Of l7g Third avenue near
street. OF l37 Sixth avenue Ladies attend
ed by Mrs. Mintz
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

From the Leader
Matilda Heron herself despite certain obvious faults which
she oings with the perinacy OF genius 10 undoubtedly
the greatest actress in America II luxury listen
her and TO look her. for her stage presence
norh
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

A DEMAYD.-sw0oo WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTH
N ing Carpets Furniture and Jewery wanted for which
the mos value be- obtained BY calling ON or addressing
r. IT,, 79.Sxth avenue Waverley place. Ladies
s,.., w. ef A.s y fy.-' Ie@o@osr sas es1e
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

SPECIAL NOTICE
TO MANAGERS OF THE ATREs;-The above drama. en-
trcy original In It's construction and adapted by s my
sole property and copyrighted according 70 law The texts
and ncdenjs unless where taken from the works 81 the
celebrated Flsh auhors) being entirely original Address
G. r. Parsoe box 2if Post oce, who has been appointed
agent for its sale. LAURA kEENE.
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

|N0R aALkr-TpE BALANCE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
N Ulk1k0d. GENUINE Hungarian Wines. az moderate
n06C ~ ~ glass and In quantities not lpss than 70
luokf W a8SeR, z. SaAai4RS !. LQpsLy,5. 80. <
The New York herald., 1862-03-17

A POSITIVE FACT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, GEM d ,!, IF
"A you want TO get tho u ya" er your % ras' "m @ a.
rail ar send note A. HARRIS, SOL Third avenue, be-
tween Thirtyeiehth and Thirty streets east sde La
dies attended 10 by Mrs Harfis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-26

. Gas, HAnxsE.-Thbs 1ssrgpf Wt0n
We have heard 20 little since he Was re-
lievsd Of command At st. Louis, still
lresides on his property near that city.
A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press, says:
"Gen. Harvey il living very quiet
and retired here, having recently bought
q fine house in tho addition" and
comes into the city occasionally attract
ing q good deal of attention by his fioe
soldierly bearing, yet devoid Of oil mill
tary trappings, his dress being plain
suit of black. He doubtless watches
the movements on the great chesss- board
in the game Of the "Union," with q
good deal of interest"
There are many who believe that the
keeping Of Harvey out Of service 10 .
great mistake. He has been A years
in the army and is ranked only by Nc
Clellan, Fremont, Halleck and Wool.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-26
HENRY HELLER.
Reply to tho above.

EDiTORs OF DEMOCRAT AND NEWS =
II Mysslf - adairer q pablielty, feel thank.
I'll % NJ Henry Heller fos his Modes . The P1h-
ss In his advsTtissosnt II yeaS iseue q The 18th
- lnn1uueh q II. 9Gl1og 8 ~ seAl u
oetvs tAs pehlis aad hinaeif, has fesgetasa -
n}etss thse hs he's noe paid - q aeeoe.t !or
n@disal services rs.assed IN 1851. adtA9 - b
"a aaythisg this time, nor Aas 10 aAds
fun ststsnsat u the pseessdings il The $50,
thSrofeeo shall ~ = ee0plses it.
Nearly year ago NJ. b: Refused % sesale With
me peeviouS aeoount, and consequently thought
beet dsee, Up - the 10th inst., TO employ other
nhyiaiane. On the nosnisg Of The 10Th i1st:
- reouestsd 81 my friend II. n. = 80 70 n. \.
vho ves anxieesly looking 1oe ne, wt1hing agaia
~ seevieeo foe his siek by. Who haA bse1 undse
nsdieai attsndsnes fer esvssa! vscks. Aniviag q
RI. nj house / conpaisd with his request, *
.ined III child, ave hin ny advice aa1 : Pre-
ao{ptioa without any further rs1aeks. Aftss
takine lsave, in his sloon Mr.: h. odsred me one
doiar foe this visit, which refused ed remarked
e he haA had other physicians = this ease: and
he nov viahsd my advies, considered this .
oonsultation case, and therefore charged him
three dellass fee this examination nd advice, but
II the amount Va too much for hin did moi
wish anything for It, OF II it Vas ineonvsnieat "a
pay this san now, he might give ne his note fo'
The amoanA payable q his eonye0iencs. To tha
tions q broker Swits, who has bsen buying olaima
eeeiast me,and Who BY mutual andsEstandinl
wftA lawyse Brown, Squire Blood And Constable
Teaearden gaEnsshess every patient attend
Hopane that NJ. H's warning will have the bsst
elsot 70 ksep Ill similar eustonels fas from en.
ploying ne, and most Of I'll that M. B. viii taxi
the waning for oil future time himself.
Yours, d.. J. LANCER.
Davenport, Nay 12th, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-26
ACCURACY AND DURABluT'

these Scales are believed. to be unequaled.
The following il IN account Of the trial Of
Scales at tho Vermont State Fair, 1858:
Correct and reliabls standards Of Measurement
by weight in the community, aEs only second in
value to correct principles Of dealing, and rslis-
the recent trial Of hsy.scalss, ct the State
Fair, and it, results ars worthy Of note. We
premise BY remsrking that, ct tho State Fair 1t
Montpelier last year, two competitors on scales up.
psared and after the trial, the first premium was
awarded to Mr.. John Howe. Jr., Of brandon, for
hay -scales, Of Strong : Ross patent and tho q
70 e. 4 L. Fairbanks + Co., Of st. johnsbury.
The same parties met again in Burlington this
Fall prepared for thorough trial Of the respective
merits Of the scales /; the ono party desiring to
retain it, new pee-sminence, and the other deter
institutsd, and tho following were some Of The
severe tests applied: Five tons Of railroad
iron we're placed upon the scales, and the whole
mass moved first TO one side and then to the other
OF the platform, and IN additional weight Of 1000
lbs, in 50 lb. weights was weighed while the five
tons occupied tho various positions. Again 1900
lbs. Of iron were placed upon truck, and weighed
SUCCESSFULLY on each Of the four corners Of tho
platform, and in the centre Of it. Small weights,
Of from ~ lbs. to lbs. were then weighed.
Men were weighed, singly and together, and sin
go and aggregate weights were compared to eee
II there we're any variations. We afs assured BY
ono Of the committee, before whom the trial was
made, that Strong 4 Ross scales exhibited eur
prssng accuracy, through all the tests Of this So
vereria, while tho other scales, though correct in
many cases, did net show entire uniformity
throughout, especially. exhibiting variations Of
some consequence, when the heavy weights were
moved to the different corners Of the platforms
The award Of . diploma, for tho best hay scales,
Was accordingly made to Mr.. Howe.
Merchants and others are invited to call and
examine large assortmento Of