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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-26

U; 18th, Edward G. Lee, U 18th, Jas.
n. Marks, U.
AIleghcny-Alfred Slack, U; John P.
Glass, U G.. Y. M'Kee, U II. b. Her
ron, . J. D. Danks, U !; David Shaffer,
u.
Adams-Lieut. Philip S. Houck, U.
Arnstrong-Licut Frank Meching, U.
Berks-Frederic Harmer, d; Henry
3. Rhoadea. d; John Missimer, d.
Blair-Joseph G. Adlum, IT,
bradford and Sullivan Lorenzo Grin
mel, U; G. Wayne Kinney, U;
Bucks-Luther Calvin, d; f. w.
Headman, d.
Cambria-Cyrus L. Pcrshing, D.
Carbon and Monroe-Allen Craig, D.
Centre-Frederick Kurtz d.
Chester-Nathan j. Sharpless, U; N
A. Pennypacker, U w. B. Waddell, U.
Clarion and Jefferson-W. W. Barr, D.
Clear6eld, Elk and Forrest-Dr. r.
c. Early, l. d.
Clinton, Cameron and McKean-E. b
Eldred, d.
Columbia and Mentour II. Jacoby,
Crawford-J. c. sturdevant, U Geo.
H. Bemus, u
umberland-Philip Long, D.
Dauphin-Hcnry B. Hoffman, U DIR.
J. Seller, U.
Delaware-EIlwood Tyson, U.
: Erie-Col. E. D. McCreary, Z Col.
0. S. Woodward, u.
Fayette-Charles E. Boyle, D.
Grecnc-Thomaa Rose, D.
Huntingdon, NIiflln and Juniata-
Ephram Baker, U James NJ. Brown, T.
Indiana and Westmoreland-J. r.
WAfee, U james MElroy, U Geo. E.
Smith, U.
Lancaster-NIaj. R. ". Shenk, U;
Capt. Charles Dennis, U Day Wood, Z !;
John II. Stehman, U.
Lebaaon-Capt Jacob Miley, U.
Lehigh-Nelson Weiser, D; James F.
Kline, D
Luzernc-Anthony Grady, D; Daniel
L. Syoert, D; David s. Koon, d.
Lycoming, Union and Snyder-S. 9.
Wingard, U; Capt. D. A Irwin, U Dr.
Isaac Rothrock, u.
Mercer, Lawrence and Butler-Joshia
NJ Pherrin, u Samuel M'Kinley, u !;
John II. Negley, U 1; Henry Pillow, U.
Montgomery-Dr. A. d. Marclay, D !;
Ed. Satterthwait, ID.
Northampton-Olivcr II. Myers, D ];
I. ID. Darlington, D.
Observation-Disclosures W. Tharp,
D.
Perry and Franklin-C)l. f. S. St1m-
6augh, q Capt. George A. Shuman, U.
Schuylkill-Dr. K. Robinson, d John
NJ. Crosland, D; Peter j. Collins, D.
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton-Moscs
a. Ro,s, U D. B. Armstrong, U.
Su-qdehanna and Wyoming-J. t.
Cameron, U Peter NJ. Osterhout, u,
Tioga and Potter-Dr. Wm. T. Hum
phrey, = John S. Mann, U.
Venango and Warren-W. l.. Whann,
U Col. III. Allen, L.
Washington and Beaver-James r.
Kelly, U Joseph B. Wels1, U NJ. S.
Quay, L.
Wayne and Pike-Wm. n Nelson, D.
York-James Cameron, D; A. s. Law
renee, ID.
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B@ Daniel Gregory, under sentence of
death for murder, died in Jail in Phila.
delphia on Monday night. He was re-
pIieved by Gov. Curtin Monday.
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-DUBLIC SALE OF

Z PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned will sell at Pubic Sale.
ut the Store room OF Robert Davis, deceased.
in Ebensburg, on
TUESDAY, 7TH Day OF NOVEMBER, 1866,
the following personal property:
A large assortment of DRY GOODS.
A well selected stock Of HARDWARE
a ful! assortment of MEMS and BOYS
CLOTHING.
An extensive variety of BOOTS and SHOES.
A large stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
DRUGS, QUEENSW ARE, STATIONERY.
4Ls0--5 head of good HORSES.
Two DOUBLE SLEDS and one SINGLE
SLED.
Three WAGONS.
One SLEIGH.
SADDLES and BRIDES.
Six setts of HEAVY HARNESS.
Two CUTTING-BOXES, one PLOUGH
One ROCKAWAY BUGGY and HARNESS.
Three acres of WHEAT in the ground
SHOVELS and FORKS.
Also
2O,5oo feet WHITE OAK LUMBER.
$500 feet RED OAK
5,400 feet BEECH
1900 feet CHERRY
1000 feet ASH
As, 7UG feet 5 POPLAR
10000 feet Il POPLAR
$500 feet l-inch POPLAR
500 feet MAPLE
50 coo feet PINE
Together with great variety of other ar
ticles 10 be found about Stores, Lumber
Yards, Stables. &C.
geE- Sale to commence at o'clock p. m
of said day, and to continue from day to day
until all are sold
GEO. NJ. READE,
Aanr. Of Robert Daujs, deceased.
Oct. 90, 1865td
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Oct. /, 1865.
: DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

4 DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE :,
N Notice is hereby given that Letters =
Administration on the Estate of Henry hH..; .:
son Duncan, late of Blacklick tp., CainU,.'
CO., deceased, have been granted to the uA
dersIgned, by tie Register of Cam m6ria CO.. :,
All persons knowing themselves inoeoteu I"
r,armant. and those having claims aghni'
aid estate to present them properly authen'
ticated for settlement, to
REBECCA ANN DUNCAN, AdmI'
Blacklick township, Oct. 5, ls65-6t-
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! ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIlIED

ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
~ IN THE PosT OFFICE,
AT ELensburg, State of Pennsylvania,
Octobe: !, 1865.
J. VI. Brown, P. Hoover,
J. W, Van Buran, Sarah Hastor,
J. J. BiIIer, S. w. Jones,
Joseph Conway, Miss Jane 4. Joua j
Abraham Crum, Ed. Jones,
II. j. Campbell, w. H. Jones,
G. Cooper, Il Bro. Philip Ke arms,
Richd. Davis, Dennis Murray,
Z. J. Davis, Is. c.. Noiler,
7. B Davis, Mrs. Mary Myers,
Mrs. NJ. N. Evans, w. r. Morgan,
Miss L NJ. Evans, S. 7. Nicholson,
John Falling, Mrs. Dortha Roberts
Samuel Goughanour, Miss Jane Roberts,
Geo. GisIev, Henry Tucks,
C. X. Hughes. ". g. Wilson. .
Mrs. Ann Walker. J. Weissinger.
To obtain any Of these lette- 5, the aDpli.
cant must call for ''aduertised letters" give tn.
date of this list. and pay one cent for adver.
tising.
II not called for within one month, they
viii be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Free delivery of letters by carriers, at tie
residences Of owners in cities and large towns
secured by observing the following rules:
/. Direct letters plainly to the street aud
mum Der, as well as the post ONCE ana SAt'
2. Head letters with the writer's post ofa
and State, street and number, sign them plain.
ly with full name, and request that answer
be directed accordingly.
3. Letters to strangers or transient visitor
in a town or city, whose special address MAJ
be unknown, should he marked, in the Iowa
Ieft-hand corner, with the word "TrdRsient'
4. Place the postage stamp on the uPpr
riqht-hand corner, and leave space between
the stamp and direction for post-HiarkiHg with
out interfering with the writing.
NB.-A request for the return of lettT
to the writer, if unclaimed within 30 days OF
less, written or printed with the writer naRt
post odfce. and State, across the left-hand end
of the envelope, on the face side, will be COM
piled with at the usual prepaid rate of post
age. payable when the letter is delivered to
the writer-Sec. %, Law of 1868.
JOHN THOMPSON, P.
Oct. |, 1868.
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A DMINISTR NOTICE
"A Notice is hereby given that Letters Of
Admin istra.ion on the estate of Robert Davis,
late of Ebensburg, Cambria county, deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned by the
Register of said county. All persons indebt
ed to said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims
against it will present them, properly authen-
ticated, for settlement.
GEO. NJ. READE, Admir-.
Eoensburg, Oct. 26, l865-6t
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"ANTED.-A married man to do
w the work of a small farm in the vi
cin.ty of Ebensburg. To an industrious,
sober man, liberal wages will be paid, with a
comfortable home. Apply to
EDWARD SHOEMAKER.
ESensburg, Oct. 90, l865-4t.
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GENERAL LEE TAKES THE AMNESTY
OATH Among the amnesty oaths just
flied at the State Department is that Of
Robert E. Lee, subscribed to on the 2nd
inst That all the world may know what
this man promises in the future, we give
the oath entire. 1t is the same oath re.
quired from "any other man -
''OFFICE OF NOTARY PUBLIC,
CIRCUMSTANCES Co., VA, Oct. 2, 1865. {
|, Robert L. Lee, OF Lexington, Va,
do solemply swear, in presence of AL
mighty God, that | will henceforth faith
fully support, protect and defend the Con-
stitution Of the United States, and the
Union Of the States Hereunder; anG [
will in like manner, abide by and faith-
fully support all the laws and proclama-
tions which have been made during the
existing rebellion with reference to the
emancipation Of slaves, so help me God.
(SignedJ OR. E LEE.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this
I'd day OF October, A. D., 1865.
"CHAS A. DAVIDSON,
4" Notary Pubic"
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Rooms:
Half Square North of the Diamond,
sept. 20. EBENSBURG, PA.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-09

YOUR INTEREST is SUBSCRIBED
By Sustaining Your County Paper
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Should Advertise in the Argus
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Should Advertise in the Argus.
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Should Advertise IN the Argls.
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Should Advsrsiss in the Anmn
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
KElLERsTRAss & FRIES,

n ECTIFIERS and Manufacturers OfDomes-
0,tic Lq ors, Importers and Dealers in Foreign
ines and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island.
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zoo REWARD.-LOsT or STOLEN or ~ grH
NLU july light MORE Antique Skirt III if 10
i32h Rvingog street, the above reward viii be ua na 40
e"estions asked
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Purser Henry Gorham, of steamship Granada. our
thanks for late Charleston papers.
Purser Leslie of steamer Euerpe, from Wilmington NC
has our thanks for favors.
We are many obligations to the gentemanly purser
the steamship City of London, Mr. Ravanagh for the
prompt delivery OF files and dispatches Monday
ing last
srr.ars PglNcE hlnFRr Smith, bound to New Orleans
put into Charleston 2lst inst for repairs
Sur MARY, at San Francisco, from Boston, had heavy
westerly gales for ten days Off Cape orn sprung foremost
% spr he WymaS esoe reported lost At Ba
cargo mere was 9r me s,hd and commenced taking In
quenty sold for $50
vest Queen Hutchinson arrived here fom 81 John Nh cot
without damage.
SUR Harry RIuFF--IIamburg July l2-The Marry Bur
tAmerican Rsdmnn from Calao for this port took the
a a'sanec '0 '0'u'' '''" Two steamers required Tor
scrR Foprsr OAK CBr) from Boston for Yarmouth. Ms.
whale with such as 10 knock Tie forat nearly out
The schooner was ~ The time running at speed Of over
collision me SCHOONER PASSED over the whale which must
appeared surface While The repairs rendered nccs.
sfy by the collision being made The arrival OF
attached to The forefoot
scTn Alnrar Bg, from New York for 81 Andrews, Nh,
Saturday last after taking 9u al her cargo Of -four corn
Ior &c and taken 30 New London leaking badly She WIN
been forwarded to New York in schr dane
SCHN tiYpfA letter from Cant Rrker dated 81 taudus.
ky ONO July 10 saysSchr Clyde, from Toledo fo 20
prevonsv reported ashore has Just olcd 90, shall ako
one Va tcr load Of lumber this ncrndun. md Detroit.
10 caulE her bottom II needed She does not leak uu
viii bo necessary 70 haul her ont 70 ascertain the ey; ~
damage. We have repaired our mslnsal, 6e.n
spoken. NC.
Ship Elizabeth Gushing, from Akyab for Famouih Nay
IL. luf a s. Ion 90 T..
,sao oeq,sshl'nd HAM Hansen from New York for
Bark Antioch, from Bassen for Falmouth, IT, May 20 Ion
W ".
grg Ko9doo Barlor1 from Giocc Bay, CD for New York
July l6 lat A. Ion ~ ~
Foreign Ports.
AsrINwAtT. July 3-Arr bark American Eagle Hartford
NYufk and I'D 18Th 20 returnl Si 3D. ship hcrua Whit
field, tiagana llth bark Ia Ciguena Walters Cicnfuepoa
BAEEHs ISLAND, April 2O-Sd ship Daring Henry Liver
pool, with full cargo Of guano
BdrHURsT WCA, June M--No American yossels f port
CfEvFrfGos July i5Sld bark Aloxandrnn snow Bost9n
brgs Alfarctta Br), Taylor, NYork A q Cnitc Watson
Philadelphia.
CARDENAs, July lg-Arr bark Nipisiquit Br) Rich New
York; brig knight Strout, Philadelphia SID 18th brig
0rtolan SWEET, Holmes Hole; sehr Spencer, Fleming
PHILADELPHIA.
DEAF, July liar Plymouth Rock, Grant, 81 John NIB
land proceeded for Iondon).
FALMOUTH, July 7Sd ships Mhzaan jeffrey (from Maui.
man), Deptford: 9Th Donna Paulna Faux, NYOrk
GiRRALTAR, July b-Sd ship South America Lincoln,
ton.
Cruising the Straits June 80 ship James Paen Percy
from Alexandria for Cadz barks Standard
Quebec; volunteer, Gorham, from Palermo 10 and dih
wind W 9Th L
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auArAauI, May Sold bark George Henry, walker
dSAsr1sAao July SIN port bark Thomas Dalleit Dun
ii" HAssunc July Carr Sunrise Luce carAo Sid sth g
Talbot England Richard Ey
So as sa JSs Ga
sarls Mary isns
cans Sr' s ss s.S ss S s
barks Enrique rg Circuit for Boston dS Aeedo 20. sr,
for rr al % @ % Dor Sea
Lark Collins for PhadePhia do sehr Mischief 'Br OH
SHs,y Sc. ss1 so Syqr S.ss
Lewis. Cow Cow Bay for NYorf
CITY Of N Manchester Or Halcrow
CID itb Hemisphere Bernsen NYork; Emily Thrussel
Ent iith Harvest Queen Hutchinson, apd Ellen Aus
july Eagle ss~
York; American Congress, Woodward, do; 2h Beiona,
Sid from Grayssena ith Anglo Saxon, Pummer shans.
a"a non se lsSa ship payune Brooks
Jay Port bsrks Bouncing soT a xa bsr
chMspa R P %IS NyoF hrj,. c.mock peenu Port.
land Eleanor Chapman Obs, Prime Newport
MAszANIIo, July i2-sld brig Branch OBJ, Cave New
PANAMA July In port ship Advance (Br), Gates from
sT JonN's Fir July Pin portbrg coronela, for NYork
Sr J&oo July Yin port ba,ks Morning Star for Ny9rk
ST JOINS, NJ July i-Arr brig Lord Mcleod New
York 80 :, - .
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, July l9-sld schr Benz Strong, Brow,
B6sr6S, July a-Arr steamer New Lqnaon Act vo,
Lieut. Godfrey Galveston via Pensacola, Key west and
BEAUFORT steamer Norman. Baker. Philadelphia; baIks
Rocket Freeman Penang Hadley Snow Baltmo G; sehrs
John Shay. letters aad Dyer Rich GeoTSetoW IN pC;
John Stockham, Babcock. and J IL Wainwright Morrls
Philadelphia franklin, Evans Elizabehpor iiarbnger,
RYDER Jersey City; Horton, jameson and Tger i5aKe
NYork CID ship Commodore GUS Calao; origs smith
De- schr Lizzie Batchelder English Philadelphia Also cid
bark Amy. Nickerson, Smyrnn; brig Ellen tbrl Guada
loupe and Martinique: schrs Geo Marsh, Irwin, Washdg
ton Sid ship Joseph Holmes, bark Africa;
25th-Arr barks r ii Warrington New orleans; u Kemp
NYork; Nineveh New Orleans - . -,
CHARLESTON July 20-Sld bark Nuthed, Hollis. savan-
nah. -
Tiers OBJ Roberts. Abaco; Evelne SWEET NYork: j
Crawford Buckley, Hilton Head: steamer Prince Albert,
Smith bound for New Orieansput in for repairs SD brig
Heslen Jones' Boston; schr Louisa Johnson upper
Fortress Monroe. :.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2i-ALr steamship Saxon, Mat
thews Boston, Ship zim (3r Bradshaw. lverpo,l; bark
Civilian Cunningham Swans Island; brig Ella Reei Iuzo,
st Jago; Fannie Croker: Port Royal schrs j. Marss
Mars Providence Taylor, Taylor Lynn: 'iyena Gard
Calais. Cid bark Pranoun reshon Boston; brig NJ
grette Rice Bangor Maria White Bryant Gardiner schrs
J Ramsey, Cramer Boston; ID Mershon. Allen,
do Tinker, Mcdonald, Gloucester Mass; A hammond,
Paine Boston L.Marts, Marts do Cohassett, Brown,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O-Arr bark Gypsy Queen tBr),
Martin Lverpool 3h, ship Isaac Jeans, Baylng Newcas
te bark keoka Kavanagh Yokohama Sid June TO- ships
Bush, Boston, oath Great Republic Paul not Lmebrner),
New York 3th Revere, Brown Puget sound; July war
Hawk, Dunbar, Mauritus via McKeans Island
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MISCELLANEOUS.

N IMPORTANT QUESTION
N Is MOREftEAD'S NEURODYEE
NEURAL.GIC ANTIDOTE?
this question by the testimony OF dis
parties Mr. GEORGE q. SICkLES, Counsellor
Law in this city, has kindly permitted the publication OF
the following letter. - :, ,o.-
To d. G. MoREHEAD, NJ. D.:
MY DEAR will recollec that short time since
suffering from attack of neuralgia, ana You
sent q bottle of your NEURODYNE desire to thank
you IT, and to tell you how much good 1t did me; The
really wonderful. j was soon quite well, ana
enough of the andote left enable me to two
three Of friends who were suffering from the same PAIN
full disease. 80,
This NEURODYNE is the most remarkable article with
acquainted and consider 1t your duty 10 make
It's virtues the public. Thousands suffer from
Neuralgia Headache and similar complaints, who
relief and 10 whom this would he welcome friend
consider the proprety Of placing your valuable NEU
RODYNE hands of this class Of sufferers
will take pleasure In giving my testimony 70 us ecy IN
way yon may desire. , A.,
NV SON General f. Sickcs, leaves tomorrow in the
for Aspnwnil important mission Tor NE gov
ernrnen and must ask of the kindness TO send him
bottle of NEUR0DYNE to serve him in case OF need 10
has lately had neuralgia attacks, and this am sure
will be all he requires.
speedily place valuable discovery before the world Ana
with my best wishes aHo ySaF siGSEEs
MoREHEAD's NEURoDYNE. OR NEURALGIC ANTI.
DOTE carefully up in bottles containing five ounces
with plain directions for use. .,,,
Sole Proprietor
No 10 Walker street, New York.
SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY july x 1895.

land can be by all but action OF the Fenian
Brotherhood has also told In another place. That is
In point Of number local distribution ardor enthusiasm
and determination they amply sufficient for the task
rests with us Fenians OF America to do our duty by
them Cries Of 1--WE WILL will ~ VIII our part of
that work then be done? Vehement cries Of Eyes y
If do Ireland will be free, II it be not the will Of
Providence efforts should succeed her battle
will be lost in fight that will shake the monarchy
death repeated and enthusiastic cheers have heard
YOU promise Fenians that will do your duty by
brothers in another place Cries Of 'sWe willy Twill
yoa to be- up and do duty Cheers Remember your
oaths and prove them to be true The Colonel then
tired amidst storm of applause, which continued for
several minutes.
SPEECH OF JUDGE CONNOLLY
Judge CONNOLLY presented himself to the meeting
and said that when he last had the honor of addressing
the Fenian Brotherhood he was not member Of the
ganzation but he thanked God he was now a member,
and he proud of being one of the Brotherhood.
loud cheers) There subject left untouched by
the gentlemen who preceded him, and who eloqueny
put the subjects the meeting that there moth
ing left FOR him to add The time for speaking had
ceased and the time for action had arrived; and he
would the Brotherhood II they were ready for it.
loud cheers and cries OF :" we are y He would urge
those who were not members to forward immedi-
atey and join the Brotherhood at once. (Chcers The
learned Judge panegyrized Colonel 0Mahony in glowing
terms during the delivery of which he was loudly APP
pauded then referred 10 the bravery OF the Irish br
gade the American service and asked why they should
not exhibit eqnai bravery ~ 'ne wo :" ns
afforded them and concluded with the aspiration that
the Irish flag would float the fifteen acres in
the Phoenix Park and the Castle of Dublin, and be
planted once Tara. loud cheers)
DR. Reynolds Mr. w. +. Delany, Mr. James Brennan
Mr. John Keegan and Mr.. McDermott, from wassachu-
setts subsequently addressed assemblage, after
which tho meeting separated in the most orderly and
decorous manner
Throughout the day there policemen seen nor
there any necessity for them Three companies of
the Ninety ninth the spot to sustain order The
various committees deserve every credit for the ad-
mirab of their arrangements The following
their names
Committee on Music-Messrs Campbell, Shechan,
McDermot, Conavan and Dermody.
Committee Reception-Messrs, j. Murphy, P. Coo
ney, G. O'Sulivan, Sheehan Gallagher, Campbell and
Corcory
Floor Committee McDermot McAer, Collins,
Sheridan, Cogan Higgins, Loone, Griffin, O'Reily,
Mcnamara, Mcdonald, Pardoo and Mahony.
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Coroner's Tnguest.

SfaANGER nnowyeD.--On Monday evening, IN
known man, about xty years Of age, and apparently
German omgant fell the dock at the foot Of White
han street and was drowned Tho body was SUISSE
qucnlly recovered and Coroner Collin held inquest
H. Deceased about five feet inches in height
with sandy hair but no whiskcrs lie had on a black
coth coat and vest gray wooicn pants white linen aud
muslin SHIRT white muslin drawers, shoes and red neck
ue The jury rendered verdict Of Death by
drowning
FouND Dnows1p.--Pctor Fitzsmmons, aged twelve
years whose parents reside at a6l stanton street. was
drowned 10 the East river foot Of that street. yesterday
afternoon Tho body recovered last night, and the
Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
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DURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
4 ANnDETrTfc tstyTe

l. BRANDRETlI'S PILLS.
Those who sick and boxes hardly them.
selves afierwar From being dull they ely from be-
petite thy long for he dinner hour And after their use an
the functions nature 90 on with regularity II the bowels
ii sound md reeshingi If there pains local
'''''''''' they R SIS pSE saia EVIDENCE
INTERNAL TuMoR CURED
SING SING, Oct a. 1853.
severe pain in my right arm and elbow. Pr k X Hoffman,
Of this place pronounced neuralgia lie treated me for
gcng better, advised electricity,
scented bat the shock nearly Killed me, aud rece, ed
siyaqd and my back and Kidney WIRE toronied Win pSst
s SsS G s the Ky rey s Se e
for long time, but hnaly pronounced my case
dd 10 seo% t.. i3e,. 5isa:
aeris bdpe my case wa % m sos ben a. iei o g eve
iyzed and much swollen, and suffered terrible pun i the
paed nom the paralysis and no medicine produced sage
be es re ia as St WIZ Brandes Ps M 6e ia1 e;
pins They operatd Twelve hour nitcrwards slia H.
continued taxing nnc every day wecss thcr
operation eonsanty improving Fi9dng mysef &c y del
One attrnoou hrce o'clock, about three month
rS 4s ' suddenly el @s y mets ave Way ip.e sd
the stools were te cg and nacr MIXED, seH era rs 90
Jay fell vo, ai and buy netb1rs came TO see ne dg'
io. he rs, oc u nca, no yesr. was s6r o no aud
sna un'n ~ .ss coni rp'd iawns sae PAN All a ~
uiy w4k qne daancs hare laken sl.ogc,aer pine,
require iy Haati uru'y restored my apleD souu,
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- certain cure without the slightest danger Ilg
I'll Waunds Ecrofula, saltrhcun IN bone aud Ds-
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crop THAT sCRATCHING--ATD USE WI vs
- iron OINTMENT. IL cures Itch and SCI
forv eight hours; ALSO Chiihitns, Ulcers iur
lions of the skin Sold by all druggists
TOO LATE FOR CLASSTFICATr
COO REWARD.-LOsT OR STOLEN. OF 81 rH
40 ~ July, = light MORE Antique Skirt II If
ls2H Rivngog street, the above reward VIII be na ad 40
"~estions asked