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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

afirms that in-fhewhole ermOr~-as a.
many others a a siAihr cbhEaesgz
which Mr.ABeecber ID rreachS aZths
name of Christ sssarss en& thsss.l
10 no ScripturaI aIlusion save the text
and q few lines Of comment This
seems not to be preaching Christ and
Him cracifed. 4 11cslald q MI
We cordially agree With some Of Mr..
Bsecher's critics that, out Of six secular
days and nights in the week, be might
End one in which to preach strictly
secular discourse, without taking the
time which propeFly belongs % ; differ.
emit styIe Of shonghs and feelixx
The Synod Of Cincinnati, IN. s Pres
byterian, passed the following resolutions
on the state Of the country:
WHEREAS, The condition Of our eoHn,
try occasions nj ngled emotiousof TEAMS
fulness and reQFets The CJnirnstsee re-
commend the adoption Of the following
resolutions: 70
Resolred, That we render devout
praise 70 ths Lord Of Hosts for The over
brow ofth4 rebaliions the pFegalencs Of
righteous peace In The land, and the
dawn Of universal freedom and equal
rights on this continent Blessed be
the Lord, who bias not given Us q prey
TO thefrteefh, = end who, IN the unhappy
commissions with which He has visited
us, signiGesh the removiug Of those
things that are shaken, aa ahinas thai
are made, that those things that cannot
be shaken may remain.
Rksofued That We hnmbly exnis II
the foFtituds and conssancy that hasein.
spired the nationf through years Of war,
and sustained harrassed people an thai
cruel hour when the funeral train came
down across the laud, fron the Exeep.
tive Mansion, darkenina the morning d
peace with grief and which gives prom
ise Of national Integrity amid The sabtis
tenn psations Of EstHrBi1g psaoe. ts
Resoivrd, That the judgments 81 God
upon Gs, and The voice of Hia Pfovi'
dence concerning slavery, declare that
absolute justice aud equal rights Of eits-
zsnship and suffrage for all men can
alone secure the Divine favor and the
peFmanence Of our national existence;
and call upon ell CkFistian men 70 re-
buke any disposition in the North or the
South, to continue the oppression Of this
people whom q cd BIAS set free a. A
ResOired, That since siAe Lord hath
broken down every wall oil partition,
the Church Of God ought to arise and
possess the land, planting the foundation
for Christian reeonstruction and national
evangelization.
RESOLUTIONS were passed 10 regard %
intemperahce, which dsplore the preva
lence Of intsmpeFaucs, the eril efFseu
and inHusncss upon lhe chareb, and r.
commend and enioin upon ministeri
and churches the Importance Of strictly
adhering to the example Of total absti
nance in the use 81 Intoxicating liquor
as q beverage, aud to apply the Pfecepsi
Of the Gospel to the grea. evil, and en-
deavor. TO purge the Church from al
completely with it, either il lie mAnafae
ture. sails Or use, and expressing the BE-
| lief that the Hines drawn between thl
milder and stronger intoxicating drinks
are iallacious and deceltfal.
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04

p As0lEAMNSS
FEVER AND AGUE
MIXTURE,
Used u, the Lospitals D,niag the War.
Recommended to the Medical Bureau by James Pol
lock- ExGVv. of Penna President of the u. s
Mint al Philatelp pha; Prof. James C. Booth Analvt
cal Chemist Jay rQ0ke. George II. Stuart, and by
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
U. ) CHRISTIAN COMMISSION Rooms }
No II Bank st PhiIa., March I6, 1865
EI Edward ) Horris 2 ~
.., M 9l6 Arch Street. Philadelnhia
DEAR SiR:-We hav: orders from Hospital Surgeons
and our Delegates At CITY Point for large quantities
oiyOur Ague Mixture The stale OF our Treasury will
not admit OF our supplying the dem and Can Won
Aot duce lle Medical Bureau TO furaIsh such N in
valuable i4edcIne IN The regular wayl ".
YOurs truly. GEO n. STIIART
mo medicine has ever received such recommenda
Mons Persons resulting in ChilIs and Fever Jocaes
should Use 'Paschals Fever and Ague Mixture" rs q
- PREVENTIVE OR CURE.
De mad al the stores Single Bottles carefully mack
eo VIII he forwarded 60 any address uDon REGAIN ot
price, VI 90 per bottle. So =. j., ..<.E.,r
EDWARD S. MORRIS
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
No gle Arch Street, Philadol phia, Pa
feporis IN full from Army Hos pilas can be semi n
- - sepl3-2m
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04

ms company holds fee simple in tract ofoyer
29OO acres of land, lying on the east side of Cheat
river, IN Monongalia County, West Virginia. abont
hve miles from its junction with the Monongabela
river .. '~
The land is heavily timbered with White Oak
Chestnut and Locust, and abounds in Iron Ore and
IRE Brick Clay, of superior qualities, and has run
nlng throhgh It's entire extent two veins of Coal one
Z feet and the other feet in thickness.
The indications Of the presence of Oil are yerv
nne there are numerous Salt LiGks on the premises
anp gases escape from some Of the rayines and
springs which burn freely upon the application of
hre. There is river front of at least five miles in
extent, thus atfording ample boring territory.
Ane property is asoriaterseeted by small streams
running into the Cheat river, along the courses Of
wnieh, no doubt, wells can be advantageously sunk
the ne'ghoornood OF this property, several wells
are IN progress with fine show of Oil.
+, The adjoining property, containing about . 500
acres, mas very recently been sold for S5O0.OOO
Cheat river takes its rise in the Alleghanies and
eunPtes into the MnnOngahela river, about nine miles
below MorgantOwn, West Virginia, and abont Gnnr
miles from the mouth of Dunkard Creek, in Greene
County, Pennsylvania, consequently these two rves
yielding Of Oil. o '''"
twenty-five thousand shares Of the Capital Stock
nave been appropriated aud set aside by the Direct,
or;, for working Capital.
Ihe Company is now thoroughly organized with
Hu HuPcIntehueht and a corps Of work.
men on the land, with new and excellent machinery
ana boring apparatus in operation for the ranid de-
'Velopment of the property.
In view of The fiattering prospects for obtsining
dge developments OF OIL the contiguity oftbe Land
70 some OF the finest oil producing regions in tbe
country, and the abundance of fuel and arge ey,ent
q boring territory, the Directors confidently antioi
peiIg able to make as profitable returns to the
otocKnolders for the amount invested as nnv o,Ler
organized Company. a r 10 a"J o''er
Ine1e remain uDsold only about Il, 900 shares of
GaPtaI Stock Applications for subscriptions 70
tls balance may be made to the President or Secre
= eary, or to Harper, Durncy & Co. BANKERS *
SGuth nird Street, at the branch office in Phade,
- unl4-2t
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04
AMERICAN Hotel
SH1SFNUF STREET. BETwEEN FIRTH AND SIxru.
PHILADELPHIA,
'.I t-... $3.50 PER DAY

o., Inc o. %anoe'sgned having renewed thei, lease for a
painted esrDelsS entirely reied the house. having
Inc location Of This house. Is unsurnssSod ho;,u
Upon .nc widesl and m.~l pleasant part of Cbesnnt
g. dlrectly opposite the Old State House Tas.l,,
and Third SITS. and canEeHieni 40 the 90; VI market
diT. cars o. which rnn to all parts Of the city for
rooms are large. well lighted, have sune,,
for cpmlort., '''"'7i'"ou WIN care
ys~e,shss supplied with pureMilk Cream, Fmits md
is 9sn.%sS IRON farm belonging o us, and Which,
Tbe n5oo,so,aIyly ssn,,'asIysly for the hotel -
hal no pains win Be stsrsd 10 ,h
eomuars faVo,sh, ,nls heleUmplste. and iIs IA be
." nog-iy WV wv Der. s,,1 houses tn the Union
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04
Balsamic Cough Syrup,.. =

For Coughs, Colds, Group, WhOoping Cough, Asth.
ma' BrOchtis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain and Weak.
~, ness Of Breat, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
This Syrup is purely VEGETABLE CoMPoUND. II
pleasant to take, and never does injury but owing
10 lis purely ing qualities must do good under any cir.
cumstances. It's effect is truly Onderlu-soothing.
calming and allayng the most violent Coughs; Puri.
lying Strengthening and mvigorating the whole Sys.
lem; calming and soothing the nerves; aiding and IA
cLlIiallng ExpectoratOn; and healing The Dl SEASED
LUNGS, thus striking at the root of Disease and dr
wing 1t from the system.
....t .l GROUP
NO child need die of Group if this Syrup is proper.
used aud used IN lime. Mothers having croupy
children should watch the frs: show of the Disease
and always keep this emedy at hand.
For Coughs after measles this sI rup is most excel,
lent Experience has proven that ii Is equalIed by
no other preparation.
Price 40 Cts Bottle three Bottles for S1lO
Prepared by s. A FOIJTZ a BRO
Al Their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot
No 1l6 Franklin ST., Baltimore Md
8Tt0r sale by James P. Hoffecker and J. W. Den.
ney Smyrna and Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States,
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04
LIE E IN S URANCE.
THE PENN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA. .-.
ASSETS OVER 81, 1000, ,OOo
CHARTER PERrETUAL.l

Assets ofthe company liable for Iosuas i. o.,
Mortgages and Ground Rents trsf cIass, aaes o o
Loans Of United States Pennsy lyania snd 0"o''''%''o
Philadelphia, III - u s,c .o.o
Pennsylvania Rail Road, City, County and
RsnI iaa;I Ro..1 al 93,372 65
PrArn N No., 49, sviance SHOCKS, ll9 s55. SO
SSr;p ,iSJ tpSs ee,usou oI rolcies 80 SO6.62
Loans accrnaJ IpaI pa.cnsSea ny company 72,g3i 90
Cash on hand IN i'rf T 60, 1886
q U. 8. Treasury, 4'p'''' :" ae,o. -
t'''t4 -'.. ,.4-. ,..A 4a..,.t.s .,. $1,000 ---.---
The BOARD or n;,..,o ,,.o.,, 1886, ,435 80
o my per cent npjn the premiums na;d =;
Sn a roicies ~ force December 81, 1851
ot;cs - annually Losses paid promptly
the Delaware House 7o'Y ffaiin " f'ses s's opposite
DYHIC IL. B. PENNINGTON, Attorney at Law,
1iti4 10 JEi4t3 FfIYT1' u 49,,
REgsENcEs.-E J. Colt, Teller oe2anL re cssgent..
Thomas cara Emerson, POSmasterj Isaac D. Budd, ESQ
- '7H' - myal-lY''
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04
FOUtZ's NHixfure.

me Best Lininent for Man and Beast no1o in Use.
rms IS safe and reliable Remedy for the cure OF
rheumatism. Painful Nervous Affections, Sprains,
bu'ns, SweiIngs and all Diseases requiring an exter.
On Horses 1t will never fail to cure Poll Evil, Fla
tua Old Running Sores. or Sw eeney, il properfv an.
Pled For Sprans Bruises, Scrtches, Cracked Hoofs.
Chales; Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts and Wounds il is
efficacy. ,'t.,lr u ''A
RTE UNA 7TSM
PERSONS afflicted with this Disease; no matter oChow
M tong standing can be promptly and ehectuay cured
oy using TINS Mixture. There is nothing in the world
so sure re-, and so good TO take away bad CORNS and
cure FROST BITES as this pre- pa ration Trv il and
saiIsiy yourselves. Price 25 and so Cts Bottle.
Prepared by SA. FOITTZ a. RRO
Al their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot,
No. ll6 Franklin Street. Baltimore Md.
For sale by James p HofTecker and J Wesley Den-
ney' smyrna and b. Draegess ami Storekeepers
throughout The United States Po''
The above medicines can be had at manuCae,urar,s
OF Johnston, Holloway y Cowden, No % North SIKH
ST., Philadelphia. my96 in
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04

Passengers from Baltimore to Milford Seaford and
Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore and
spend night at Wilmington. Passengers for Dover
may leave Baltimore at LIS p m and proceed same
evening. Z. @. SEWALL, Jr.,
decl6 Suncrintandent DeI n p
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04
ll.Az -. -


PROSPECTUS
or THE
CHEAT RIVER
OIL AND MINING CO.,
WEST VIRGINIA.
~Or9dni@ed aaader q Charter from the State n
... West Firgtnid
Territory, 1000 Acres, River Front, about Miles
Capital Stock, $5OO,OOO,
DIVIDED INTO 100000 SHARES,
Par Value, S. per Share, Subscription Price, 50 per
Share.
25,OOO Shares Resfrped for Working Capital.
Chief Office, at MORGANTOWN, MONONGALIA
COUNTY, WEST VA.
Corresponding Office, at ODESSA, DEL.
Branch Office, HARP Err, DURNEY g. CO.. Rank
ers, 55 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
PRESIDENT,
DIR. J. +. BIRD, n. E. Cor. Eleventh and Green
Streets, Philadelphia.
VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ELLIOTT, Germantown, Pa.
TREASURER,
JOHN APPLETON, Odessa, Del.
SECRETARY,
DR.. B. F. CHATHAM, Odessa, Del.
DIRECTORS,
DR.. JOHN F. BIRD, Philad'a.
VIM. III. ELLIOTT Germantown. Pa.
WILLIAM q. SPENCER, Germantown, Pa.
JOHN APPLETON, Odessa, Del.
WILLIAM POLK,
WIN. S. VANDYKE,
ED. G. FENIMORE,
THOS. LAVENDER, MiddIetown. Del.
VIM. }. GRIFFITH, Head of Sassafras, Md.
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04

These Powders
will strength
en- theStomaeh
and lntestines;
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
a ahealthy state.
Thoxy ara n
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04
- ! ! N O. TICE.
THE STEAMBOAT
va on s mali

VIII leave Deakynes Landing on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. M, Returning will leave
Chestnut street Wharf Philade phia Tuesdays Thurs
days ana Saturdays. at O'Clock, A. M, touching at
nOOay bon hook, Fort Pen Delaware City, New Castle
and Chester, going and returning
Stages from Dover, Smyrna and Leipsic meet the
Boat at Bombay Hook
Stages from ColIins' Beach me ct the Boat at Dea.
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04
Best White Lead. Best Zinc.

Best White Lead. Best Zinc.
... PURE LIBERTY LEAD,
UnsufPsssd for Whiteness. Fine Gloss, Durability,
Firmness and Evenness Of Surface.
PURE LIBERTY LEAD--WArFanted 10 cover more
surface for same weight than any other Lead
Try it aud YOU .0iH haUe no other!
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
Selected ZINC, ground in refined Linsesd Oil, une!
qualed in quality, always the same. .
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
Warrantadto do more and better work at gipencost
than any other
p" Get the Besti
d, Manufactured at PENNSYLVANIA PAINT & Colon
WORKS Orders executed promptly by
! ZEIGLER & SMITH,
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers.
Store and Office, No. 1877 North THIRD street, Phil
adepnia. mhIs 10
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04

such as Clan
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
I e m pc r,
F ou n d err,
II e Il V c S,
Slavering,
Coughs, Fe-
vers, Loss of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
gy, &c.
Smyrna times., 1865-10-04

sure preventive of Lung Fever, and certain
remedy for all Diseases incident to the Horse.
The New York herald., 1865-05-18
VILLA msburg city News.

TUE Dwrrcrtry BrrwEry rHs FiREsEs PcLrcy. -
Michael Farrell OF The participants in the disturbance
which took place In North Second street early on
Sunday morning. taken before Justice Daley ycstcr.
day morning The testimony or officers Leo and Walsh,
OF the Forty nith precinct went 10 show tha, number
OF the members Of Hose Company No 10 conducting
themselves 10 very. disordery manner, ard we're
requested 10 dess as was Sunday morning The m
dance aud make Noise and when the officers attempted
20 take them into custody they attacked the officers With
stones and other missiles, and the yHccrs anay
compelled to their revoiyers In self defence. the
accused was arrested and taken TO The pol &C station but
the others succeeded In making their apo Justice
Da lev aned Farrell $50 aud required him " give bonds
In the sum OF $500 20 keep the peace.
The New York herald., 1865-05-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHSl

Married.
CRAvES--CocnRAy On "Wednesday, May IT, at Calvary
church, In this city, by the RI Rcv. VIM. H. Aden-
hcrncr Bishop Of New Jersey RonERr CRAvKS 70 Miss
Cora COCHRAN both Of this city.
CnArNAv-Nonpis. On Tuesday evening, May 10, at
the residence Of the brides uncle Jonathan Wilt ESQ.,
by the Rcg Dr.. George Crooks, VIsosSr CasrsAS TO
ELIZA A. NoRRis, both Of this city.
DKSys E-Ev.ss On Tuesday, May 10, by the Rov
Geo. Pcltz, Wa. g. DgSYsr, Esq of Tompkins silic
Staten Island 10 Miss FaAscEs 8 Evans OF this city.
Fsse--H RrwrLl.-0u T. esday, Nay 1g, NJ All SOULS
church by Rev IT. W. Bellows, y n w f. Fisgg TO
CARRIE r., daughter Of Jnc. w. Hartwci, of Cincinnati
No cards.
Mr.pY--vAy NoppfS-On Tuesday, May 10, by the
Rev. DIR. washburnc, BpwAn, ~ NuSDy, of New Yorx,
to {, M IA VAN NORpES Of New jersey.
McNEt,-ScouEtD On Tuesday, May 10. AZ tho resi-.
dcncc OF the brides mother by the Rev Theo. L. Guy.
Ter Captain JouS McNyu, OF Bndeport Conn to ASsl,
only daughter OF tie late James NJ sconed Esl Of this
city.
New Haven Conn papors please copy.
ROLAR- SHIELD --On tuosday, May 10, by the Rev.
wm Katr, Jous RopsR TO SARAH N. SniElns, both Of
Brooklyn, l..
rlS El z--xrsK On Tuesday, May 10, a, the rest.
dcLce of the bride Washington, farewell county, III
by The Rev ii. w Everest, MATHEW Tax EioK, Of New
York TO GARy MAX daughter Of the late Joseph NJ ans
OF the above place
wooDnaM-Sxlri.--On Thursday, May II, by tho Rev
Dr. H0rghton, WN H. Wo1puAE, OF Wasiingion, d. o.,
10 Miss LiDA c. daughter Of r u smith, OF this ci.yt
Wa EfEaviir--EiLs --Cn Tuesday au-rnoon, May 10
~ ia y ut Presbyterian church, Bergen " T., BY a.,
Row. H. v. French, u II. WEsTGRysIa MARY EILe
10th Of Bergen
The New York herald., 1865-05-18
The Emigration 10 Mexico.

The Emigration 10 Mexico.
MEETING IN BROOKLYN To PERFEcT AN OR0ANIZA-
TIoN.
Al meeting held at Montague Hall, Hrookiyn, ycstcr-
day, May 17-Prcscnt Col Murphy, Col Gotlcb, Capt
Crawford, Capt Wilcox Capt Baird, Capt Pentz, Capt
Heybruch, Capt. Lyon Lieut.. crosbcy Iicat Rodgers,
Lieut. Brown, Lieut. Buck and Lieut.. Johnson-thc OBJ
jcct OF emigration TO Mexico discussed Col Murphy
selected prcsid mt Of tho meeting, and Col H. T.
Goueb appointed secretary.
II was moved by Captain CRAWFORD and duly seconded
by Lieut. Dant BROWN, that numbers lncIcas
ing rapidly, select principal leader in
this object, Colonel j. $. Morgan, which voted unan
mcusy. committee consisting Of Col. Murphy, Col H.
r. Gotleb, Capt. Crawford and Capt Keybruch, waited
upon Col Morgan and explained tho proceedings OF tho
meeting.
MoRasR's REPLY
GESrr KMByI thank for the honor conferred upon
meets my entire approval I accept with pleasure tho
position which you have rendered me- and be assured
that my entire feeling u In the The emigration IL
n movement long desired, and which cv,ry truo
American cannot do otherwise than approve OF. And
that have accepted the position OF your leader,
permit to state that every effort my part will be
used 10 promote the cause which dccm proper and
right Again, gentlemen, thank you for the honor
Us MORGAN
All further information with regard TO the emigration
10 Mexico will be given by applying at Montague Hail.
rooms Nos 2 and 3, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn.
The meeting one OF the most enthusiastic. After
the proceedings concluded three hearty
given for the leader and the movement generally.
The New York herald., 1865-05-18
Ksy wrsr, Fla, May II, 1865.

Cap'svs Of a Pyi:s rih Caton, dc
Tho Uniled States steamer Arics with prize, has ar
rived here. am indebted TO Paymasler A. Downs for
The foowipg:-
Az daylight on the 9th Inst, while the Aries, Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant Williams, was cruising in latitude
2s 81 north, longitude IS 30 wes schooner was die.
covered towards the souihward and westward. Chase
given and In two hours the stranger was overhaued
He was boarded by the Executive 0icer, Acting Master
Kate tarltcn cscnsitiy bound from Matan,oros 10 W
York, With hundred and niue bales OF cotton and
several coils Of rope horj. Ne had uo passt
With HIM. Ny informant docs net know the name OF Tho
caplein but thinks he Is q native OF OF the New
In, land states
The schooner was built AZ regobscot, and Is a nne
specimen OF Yankee vessel. She js upwards Of two
bgndfcd tons burden. She Brought IN here because
her papers were not deemed 10 DC satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1865-05-18
Oar Havana Correspondence.

We'll, the 5tonewa 10 here Everybody is In profuse
ppspitaion, more from excitement tnan the heat Of to
wea,ber which Is awful Everybody has been on board
or alongside and nothing clre Is talked Of What will
che dcY Who're will she go' Will sha aghr VIII she
surrender These questions discussed by the whole
havana community, from morning till night and from
night Ill aoinng The size OF her guns the thickness
Of bersaor her stspc, her engines everything crIi
csed, aud all confess her !r fonidablc-a fact which
10 certainly beyond all doubt
shc came In on Thursday morning, tho 11th inst al
The New York herald., 1865-05-18
The Battery Nuisa nee.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CTTf INSPECfOK'S DEfARIHENr,
No. 10 CITY HALL SQUARE, CHATHAM SrREEr,


CRY INsPEcroR's DEPARTMENT.,
No. 10 CirY HALL SQUARE, CHATHAM SrREEr,
Nsw YoRK. May II, 1896.
In yesterdays HxRALD another article appeared
lave to the alleged nuisance the Battery, in which 1t
is cndoavored to contradict my statement Of last Friday
published In your paper that tho matter had bcen at
tended to- / made the statement upon the verbal re-
port TO me Of tho officer In whose charge placed the
matter Upon reading yesterdays article for the
officer, and he has made the accompanying report In
writing under OATH and his report is certified to be
rect by tho Of Lands and Places who has
charge of filling the place alluded think you and
the public will perceive that not only my statement
correct but that right opposing the charge Of
neglect made against me to be founded I'm malice as well
as untrue Very respectfully, your obedent servant
r. A. BOOLE.
City IHsPrcroR's DxpARrrrNr)
No. 10 cEArn4I srRErT, NEW YOnx, May ie. 1906
sIaIa compliance with instruction: rseeiyea from the
existing on poriono e the grounds o the Bat.
ss aa y sss u ss SS
ss e. .p ans ms % s
and found damsssd grain mixed Win other m.i.srth:
Syfs
no,e% !" tho sss as and M n With sooa ss
wIOis.oms %atsrial me wori oi .ease%sa.
a,srap,sa s sS and f ie sS BEING SSs"
se 81 o Of We sa @
q & s a s ~ e.
ws % s sa: arc Of ne
the time OF dumping materials all The guam
tty remaining however, Is small 10 prevent any
grounds for OF pescnce &C. there were any
which doubt from the whole amount originally dumped
here.ns Ia the OF filling In with other material
fecy wholesome n Its nature Il would have all buried
TO ahe depth Of two feet Respectfully your
dent servant, MICHAEL st. GEOROE,
Health Warden First ward.
CrrY CoyrrY or Ngw YoRK ss--Michael st. George,
Health Warden of ths First ward being duly sworn, says
that statements contained signed
by him, true. MICHAEL ST. GEORGE,
Health Warden First ward.
Sworn before me May 10. 1868 WIZ. H. NJ ConxLs, Com.
missioner OF Deeds.
Thereby certify tho made by Michael st.
George Is correct ALEXANDER WARD,
Superintendent Lands Places.
The New York herald., 1865-05-18
The Turf.
FASHION COURSE, L,I.-Tp

FASHION COURSE, l.. I.--TRorrINo.
WEDNESDAY, May lT.-Match $780, mile heats, best
three In nve In harness.
John Iovett named b. m Lady Received forfeit
d. PsGer named b. E. Paid forfeit.
This afternoon at the Union Course, Gray Harry, Lady
Marshall, Gbo and Dictator trot for a purse. Al the
horses named will start, and good may DO an
ticipated
LEXINGTON (Ky.) RAcEs-rHnp DAY.
WEDNESDAY,, May 17.-Jockey Club purse, 5000, two
milo heats free for all ages.
Rhnodne, by Wagner, out Of Annie Watson, by Glen
Coe.
Easter, by Endorser dam Helen swisert.........2 Q
Georg
Time, 346-3:45
Rhnodne the above with the greatest ease,
tho others eem gly being unable 10 force him Ia either
of the heats lie Ia a race horss all over
The New York herald., 1865-05-18
Obituary.

The subject Of this notice was for many years Captain
o tho Seventh precinc, police He was three years
old, and was resident Of the Seventh ward for the last
forty years AZ regular meeting OF the Ancient Or
der Of Good Fellows of which deceased vas a member,
resolutions adopted condoIng with his family and
expressing tue deep regret OF tho association the
they had sascincd In the death of one who waa locke
upon "a the fataor e the Order.
The New York herald., 1865-05-18

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SYRUP pursos the system OF npuritcs and smnates the
vital organs healthy action qdise
and restoring the health LIFE syRcP rapidly diseases
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evil tumors old ulcers hotckcs rrupOus pnres
bols cryspelas tctter saIrheum, ST. Anthonys nre sc
head rngworm tfnors syphilis and
all foul Diseases; diseases OF the heart p.ten, dysIcp
Iteration Of bones Of the scap and face Uec
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUf and YOU will be surprised
It's rapidly removing these Diseases IL leaves the
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