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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE AND Sc

pUCuON-Sj. 900 DAMAGEs.-ln the Superior Court
Yesterday before Justice Mcneil in the ease OF Louisa
Ecichenbacher by her Guardian agt John KammeIer.
The plaintiff brought her action for breach promise
of marriage Her complaint set up that IN May ls6i'
she and the defendant being single, he promised TO
marry her and induced her 10 go 10 Philadelphia lor
the purpose Of having the marriage performed; that
by his promises and deceit he succeeded in scduong
her and that she was then pregnant and that she had
continued unmarried and ready and wiling at any
time to marTy the defendant down 10 tins time
The defendants answer admitted her condition, and
that she was ready and willing 10 marry hin, but de-
MED everything else and set up in addition bad char
acter ID the plaintiff "
The jury in the rendered verdict LOT the pam
tiff for the inll amount claimeG-S5 600.
Peter Cook for plaintiff Levi Cohen ior deiendan''
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nor!- War0fns' Noiire.
STATE OF NEW YORK

STATE oY NHw-YoRK
PoRT WARDEss' OFFICE No. iOi Wai'st
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
section ofthe passed April H. 1881 entitled An
Act to rrorcsr,e Warden Oiice Of the Port Of New
York All per,on interested having cafg. Of the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination or survey "A
the following vessels under nation ~ the foft
Nsrdeu that the said surveys ~ examinations VIII ne
conn etcd within days succeeding inns notice. on
board sail vessels.
Steamship Key Wc,t.....................3l r. X
Steamship Ataanta. y. X
steamship Safato "a. ........s.ss''..''''''e ~ IL.
Steamship New .iork.....................f2 n. r.
Steamship X. X. uylcr.............'..',lJ y H.
snip IT. hart.......s..ss.... s...'''.s 30 T. II
Bark Ante op".............. .Schenfh- stores
Barb X. ". Grifiiih......W oodruh Robinson.s
bfrk foliyia..... sfIrhup's
Igrk Rlphlel.. = a.
Brig John Sherwood. ................. =. IL
Brig tisri.... lhytp.oh's-
Brig A. HoTia...s..... SCHEMA stores
Biz hailrtuc. ssf
Brig JGiia +. Atey.................. ... fTehhces
Schr James = Watson. .Mitcteis Wharf.
MlNrHORNE 1OMPhlNs President
J. fuGs HERMAN. SECRETARY.
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TAdyertiseuent.l

MARCH WINDS are peculiarly trying 10 veal
Lungs. Persons with Pulmonary difficulties, and others
should use kySTs EAST INDIA CoyyfB For sale by al
0roce at rs cents per h. Wholesale depot No l5A Resde Of
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ONE THOUSAND WELLS

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NEwYoRK DAILY WEDNESDAY MARCH H. ls66WlTH sUPf

Steamer w. w. RrnnmAp, crowell Savannah via No'o''
80 hours, IN ballast, to Brett, Son 4 Co =, %.
Ship Humboldt tHaubnrs) Boysen, Hamburg, nov 10 we
Falmouth, Jan p with rndse, 3s3 passenger 10 IL VI Or
Edye ,the 5 inst experienced .iropS sae'
nom \. NV. Had 10 deaths on the passage
Bark Ella D ko Apauchcoa 6 days, with otton 10 jas
f.. Ward Go.
Bark Geo 5. HINT tof Portland Woodbury. Savannah
days. with cotton. &c. to Brett Son a Co.
Bark r. h Welden, Wedien. Apaaohoola, with COTTON,
TO master.
Brig Howard Of St John N B. Smith CienfUego. ~ days
with sugar TO G. {. Duncan y Co.
Brig Scia ltal) DAo, Palermo Go days with fruit, &c.
TO Siocovicb& Smith
Brig Merrma (of Portiand lnsenol Galveston 70 days,
with cotton. NC. to master no -,
Brig Roener. Crabfee Norfolk with woodto T. w. Chase
Brig Nautilus uuhec) Stefen, Rio Janeno 80 days. with
ccfice TO w +. Schmidt Son.
Schr Chas. ThoupsoB Brewster Mayhqnt<, T. D. ~ Gays
with 10 j. 4 T. Pe6rsa, been 10 days noth ~ nat
taa- with heavy weather LET bark r. Il. WALKER ds9harg
ING. brgs Sarah Partridge waiting; Robt moore iiooh
loading Clea, Hopkins for Baltimore ready beathce rom
81 Thomas just arrived; Hamburg SpasJe ior rha
De hia. Argyle Tor Wilmington u. C., ready - 81,
Schr Hattie Baker Cromwell Apalachcoia, ~ days win
cotton 20 Benz. Richards 4 Sons o.,
Schr Coast Pilot Goodae AIaaohcoia 10 days. with cot
ton 10 A. Abbott. -
Schr Maggie Lolisa. Porey Porto Beo via Charleston
p day, nldse. to Brett. Son Co.
ScfI Saphia Ann Smith Philadelphia ~ Fall River.
Schr EnchaniTe.- Batchford, Cnar-ston.
ScIr. Tnos. J. Gnl Cooper, Maryland
sclr Rainbow, Dodge, Il i1abcthport for Providence
o.,
Schr Sarah Lavina Anderson. Virginia.
Schr. Sarah Purves Sores, virginia .
Schr Percy lriluer Grace Ihilad'ih for Providence
Srhr Menswa D-oswoy Baltimore Is days
MIsD-At sunset >. and very Ilgh.
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moved dismiss the complaint. guilty knowledge on the
part of the defendant having been shown. go -,
The Cont ruled that the gold being stolen no ue cou
acquired by the defendant whether he was acquainted VII"
the fact not. .,.,.ho
most upoan facts testified 20 on behalf OF the paniih
The Jury rendered verdict FOR plaintiff oI TIE iaI amount
claimed ~ him, $500. - ~
C. ;. Spencer for plaintiff A. Philips 'oT d.'pa~h'
By ChiefJustic KoBERTsos
DECISIONS.
.Joseph Howard IT, agt John NJ. Freeman az al.
-Ipinuctlon dissolved See opinion with Special Term
ClerA.
BY Justice BARBOUR 81
John Purchase agt. MahlOn Madison, &c.-hio-
ton granted. o,.,
Rolin A. Goodenoueh ag John l. Rarey.-Order granted
Same at. Same.-Mo'ion granted.
T. Harrison Reed agt. The New-York Exchange BALM
Motion granted.
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THE WORKING fund five HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS

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Vice.President, CHARLES V. CULVER.
Treasurer, ROBERT =. BROOKE.
lRN

aes House of Ilepresenfa,es. -,
Hon. THOMAS ). STANRIELD ..... South Bend, lnd.
President Of First National Bank Of South hend.
Hon. CHARLES V. LNER.......... Frinslin, rem.
OF Culver Penn Coz and Member Of the present Con-
gress.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY, esq....... Pittsburgh rem.
President Of rradrsmens National Bank OF PntsDurgL
JOSHUA DOUGLASS. Mts1slIe' i'hn'
President Of the National Bank OF Crawford CO.. Penn -,
Col. JAMES III. BOWEN. hcaso' i'll
President Of the Third National Bank If Chicago. ,
GEORGE r. REA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Louis, Mo.
President Of Second National Bank of IT. Louis
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= INuvtItfs0'HVH0IT
SCnUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OYYIcK. No. * Wsllst.
YARD Nos. 263 and 263 Wrt, Twenty. hfth.st.,
between Seventh and Eighth sves.
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TRUSTEES OF THE FUND.
GUARANTEED STOCK.


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THE PROPERTY OF THE COMPANY


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
PRIZE FIGHTING PROSPECTIVE MATCH FOR

PRHB FIGHTING -TKOsPECTIVE NATCH FOX
THE CHAMPIoNsHP.-A challenge recently issued by
VIM. g. Davis the well.known California prize fighter.
to fight any in America for the Championship has
been accepted by Jim Dunn and Davis has replied 10
the acceptance by proposing to fight Dunn somewhere
west II New.York for from 81 1000 upward side
AS there he's always been great deal Of talk among
American prize fighter the match can only be con-
sidered nude when the articles signed. Dunn II q
Brooklyn boxer. and has once defeated Davis Who il
therefore anxious for his revenge
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NO RENO WELL HAS FAILED TO YIELD Oil.


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STOCK ALWAYS BEDEENABLE At PAR.


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aIIh stakeholder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

REMOVING THE DEAD FROM THE OLD North
DUTCH CBuRcH.-The work Of the d!sintcrment OF the
dead from the vaults of the Old North Dutch Church
was continued Yesterday. Many o. the receptace',
upon being opened gave forth yonmes Of foul air, ID
consequence Of which the work was dee! cd FOR several
hours The ci umb.iag collins and human bones WITH
which the wants ere crowded. gathered up and
placed in boxes for removal 10 Greenwood Cemetery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
THRIVING TOWN OF RENO,

Nc dd dk for business
eIokho ieywM the nu b. r iron
dbythC r6g
umutdw nnu nj al
dheown tfr p p
Jybrnmse for pbich
ste u
we, "s s GnOT and s" """''""a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
The CITY HALL PARK AS \ PLAZA. AT

The CITY HALL PARK AS \ "PLAzA. AT
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Committee on Lunos
and Places of the Board Of Aldermen were to have hed
meeting to consider the propriety of making the Cly
Hail Park open. paved plaza"
At the hour of meeting Alderman Ely was lhe only
member of The Committee present, and adjourned the
consideration OF the subject until Tuesday next ut
O'Clock D.
Several gentlemen, property owners ana DINERS were
present to give then views on the subject.
Mr. a. r. Stewart and his counsel exJudce stewart
were present to oppose the and appears thar
Mr.. Stewards objections are based upo" an OPINION
which he entertans that majority of the community
are opposed TO changing the appearance u The manner
that has been suggested
Brig Gen. Expert j. Viee has conceived plan 1y
which the Park could be ri Of number OF unsighty OBJ
jects which cucumber it, He proposes TO transform
into plaza similar TO those sdorning iae city OF e1
leo, by removing Ratings trees. posts ana paving tie
whole space with gs with asphGlte thus giving m
unobsructed view OF the public buildings and iaciia
ting the travel OF pedestrians and vehicles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
HARBoR POLICE FIRED AT By A private

HARBoR POLICE FIRED AT By PRIVATE
wATcHMAS Late on Monday night Sergeant Fitz
gerald Of the Harbor Police accompanied by Officers
Kelly and sullivan. while rowing around the piers on
the North River in Il small boat, stopped near the foot
of Chambers-st private waichnan on Per No. ~
named Patrick Hanlcy acc sted item AID demHdcd
10 knox who the were. They replied "Harhor 20
lice and in a moment after he fred az then. the bal
coming in dangerous proximity to the Leads OF thr
party. landing was Immediately made and han.cy
taken into custody. Yesterday De was taken before
Justice Downing, and committed or t-ia in dealt Of
81 eco bail
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SUPREME COURT-sPEciaL TERx-MARCH l3.-Bsfore
Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Jacob III. PloasaLts ct al. agt William I. Riggs,
ct aJudsmont in accordance with findings snd opn'o"
which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
ALLEGED OUTRAGE oSA Young WOMAN

ALLEGED OUTRAGE ON A lOUN6 NO1AN'-
Officer Alsheimer OF the First Precinct yesterday ar
rested Edward Conner. on the complaint Theresa Nc
Namara aged about le years, Both complainant ana de-
PENDANT are en- poyed in the premises No. a. WAter>
aud the complainant states that Conner OUTRAGED her
Justice Downing committed the accused fOi tI!al, ne
having admitted his guilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

CAUTION TO IMPORTERS OF INDIA RUBBER
CoNBs.-In the United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Shpmsn yesterday in the Of ii. y Good
year ct al. agt. H. a NJ. Keyser ct al, same ACT. H.
Katzenburg ct al. agt. David Laug. These were
suits brought against parties who have imported from
England and Germany hard rubber cOmus. and other
articles made Of herd rubber These the Grt suits
brought against importers. these being The FIRST goods
Of the kind known 10 have been brought into The United
States. The parties all put under injunction by
the Court and were mulctcd By tie ompniu0nts ~
costs and heavy damage. W. J. \. FG..er solicitor
for cOmpainaDts; A. j. DitteAhoeier ior Defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

SCULLiNG--THE INTERNATIONAL MATCH BE-
TWEEN HAMLL AID KEILLY.-Tbe sculling matches
Tor the championship Of England between Harry Kelley.
the present Champion aud james Eam Of Plttsburgb.
the crack oarsman Of this country IN fair way
Of reaching a satisfactory termination. Articles of
agreement have been drawn up on this side Of the
water, and with iamills signature affixed, have been
forwarded TO England loI Keeys acceptance. which
they will doubtless receive. By the terms Of these arIi
ces the contest between these celebrated scuers % 10
consist Of two separate matches over course mined
by Hamil The first will be n straight course Of
five miles the second to be rowod the following day,
If possible two miles and half 10 sakeboat round
it, and return. If nothing ocenIs 10 prevent the match
HamiD expects to start for England about the IL; OF
May. He has put himself in communication with Rob
ert Chambers, late the champion scuer Of England,
and will act under his advice and with bis assistance.
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Btrl Volunteer brig, John Hathaway seo, Howard schr
Abby Bracket.
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Brig Eudora Of Port!anG2d inst lat 30, Ion. Is TO-
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20 TO THOMAS Il. AGNEw's Nos. 30

and M Grc-nxich.s, Of Moray and there you
viii hud -s Golfers Fish Flour and everything else cheaper
than anv & lrc 10 New iork One ufire house.
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inlnAaCrOwn of Glory 3i=l

h1iluAnCrOwn Of, Glory. uizl-
iEvertt Ataai, iWuinen Had Child who has
y sFnf d5f1sRIfNdB AMifomA fntI
ilsaHllina toi recommend IT, Three yenrs
d FaBidly increasing sale have made the
Ambrosln famous III over fhe world.
"' rr rs wARHANrEn 70 ptGAsn.
Z Ii cures Itching OF the Head. uIledJ
II makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
~ preVatiA the Hair fftinf Falling out
IL renders the Hair SOFT and Glossy,
CleanAes the Scalp, CooiB tile Heated Brow
Removes nandruf, Cures Nervous Hends
ache. Cures Badness, IpRtres Luxurinnt
Locks. Inelinaf IIair to Curl, Suptmccdes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters- effect apparent at
bffE4 ~ TIfiN lN #itlt|t NAl - fNfW 4
h 4...ttts,ss.To TnE LADIES rq s,43 Ittf
We say, the Ambrosin Will suit you TO "a +.
Elegantly poi np. Dbiuately lporfumed!
I Patronized by Opera Singers and a ctressas.
Sold ~ 'aplcndid boxcsbf CARTONS, cohtainI
Ing two large, hottles7A NO. 2 for morning,
No. for evening.
There Ia no mistake about H. HTER+
LIMOS -.AAlBliQSIAs.sks slhe best, most
agreeable and effective toilet i'm tho world.
10 Prove thiS,itTy :. cartnnAH labnL
Sold by Druggists.
STERLGNas AMBRostA MANuFAofUH7No
COMPANY.
Hd 2lo Fulton Street, New York; ailf
noyl2dwly.t ,.,t.at,p a.I4 E,In
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eghuL , Special NOTICE 9ansdo
' BULLS CEDRONl BITTERs.

tfNHtf ~ LOUISVILLE, ny, al iAi ~, lsb3. 4
Dir, JOHN BuLIr-Dear Sir; Grntituoe to
got az we'll MS ~ SENSE Of duty 10 the pub
tic, requires that should give you n state
mont, for public use, OF the great benefit I
have derived nom the use of your Cedron
BitterB." After n military service of thlr.
teon months, embracing the Pen Ridge
campaign and battle. I was discharged
froni the service and came home 10 die.
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, aud general
debility were fhM hurtylnk Inc 10 the
grave, and every remedy prescribed by
pnysicinns seemed only to aggravato my
diBeasea. About iour weeksiaGo ] was for
tunnto onouEa TO procure your "Cedron
BitteraN Arid by Tire use Of them alone 1
have boeu restored to perie ~ and robust
health. ! can most earnestly recommend
tnern Ias being NIL. stnd more than all, they
ire recommended to be. You are NJ liberty
10 make amy use you wish OF this state
Ineut. ~ ..f..f '... ...,t.4.i 4
'H Tam, Respectfully, -.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

AtBH ~ I'll q FTF FtF
no There rs 0ajpyention Of modern
days wbieh gives such universal shtisiacs
lion ~ tie ladies rs AadHHs Foy's Csrsst
skirt Supporter. The demand for II daily
iinoreasss. ~ may be had sVervwbsrs.
ss- BATCIfEfloIps HAIR DYE Tbs
BEST IN the world harmless, rsilAblS, ~.
atanEaneohks The only perfect Dye. No
alaapbointmsntt no ridiculous tints, true
W nature, black or brown. Genuine IN
signed WILLIAM A. BAT6H hffJtst ~ ~
a isO, ttsgeDsrating E4tragt NJ Millsnsurs
RESTORES, preserves, and bahntlfbH the
hair !. prevents badness sold bY all drug
gists. Factory, barclay street, ~. Y.
tuafA dly $500 HUEWb tIaU us BaHf
sy- coLaATEis AROMATIC BoAPs4-A
superior Toilet Ffoapi prepared FROM refined
Vegetable otis, In combination with 0ly-
cefins, ANA especially designed FOR the 1ss
Of Ladies ana for tho Nursery. Its psrfutas
IA esauisite, and its washing properties nn.
rivsilsd. For sale BY Ali druggists.
feb2J dAwty
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

TKAVING ENEffIED ONE OF TIKI
IL most extensive works OF this Kind in
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices OF one of the most experienced Ma
chine pilmesyf Rtnnow athletic furnish this
cheap and money-saying oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal TO any ever used.
Railroads, steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Mills-5in fact, al machines now
with satisfaction. IN ..,
Orders of Wholesale dealers filled on libe-
rnl terms. 9He-i ufgm tpy
No charge for packing, and delivery free
OF charge. .I2If4
Coal OIL sold by the barrel and theihigb-
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
.u.~ 1dj fsl1 PHILIP DECkEK,
Third street, bet. Sycamore aud Vine.
may2 ~ LHf .'I..tI I.f. .t .I.
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Tam, respectfully, 49,
A VOICE Fn0MIVtCKsDuRD

NtCKsBuRg, Miss, Aug. ., 1862
IDA, JoJN LfADear SIRE; ! am happy
TO state To you that have used your yalu-
able Cedron Bitters with great benefit to
myself, In general debility and prostration
nf' my system produced by the unhealthy
and fniasmatic influence of tho Mississippi
River around Nicksburg, having beer with
General Grants army through its whole
southern campaign. ! confidently recon-
mend It's use 10 an persons who are ex-
posed TO nDhealthy tlimaths. s-lL hn
II. w. FOGLE,
igpictl Agent U..S Sanitary Commission.
For sale by PETER VIERLINo, Water
atreet. d ~ ft p" 'f" H Imayn
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y a lCONsIfN pTTVIt ct1nfD


VAR. Ha. JAMES. retired Physician OF
~ great emiucnce, discovered, while In
the Fast Indies. ~ certain cure for Con-
sumption, Asthtpa, Bronchitis, Coughs,
and General Debility. Tie remedy was
discovered by him when his only child, a
daught ter, WIS given up TO die. His child
W as cured, and Il now alive and well. De-
sirous of bcnentting his fellow-mortals, he
will lend 10 those Who wish IL the recipe.
containing full directions for making and
SUCCESSFULLY using this remedy, free OF
charge on receipt Of their names. with
two stamps to pny, expenses There IN not
a single symptom OF Consumption that it
does not 10 once take hold OF aud dissipnte.
Might swefts, peevishness, irritation Of the
nerves, failuTef Of memory dif1icuit expec-
tofntion, sharp pains In the lungs, sore
throat chilly sensations, tfatisea ut the
stomach. inaction of the bowels, wasting
10 The writer will please state tho name
oftlie paper they see this ADVERTISEMENT in.
Address CRADDDEk Il Co.
1852 Race street, Philadelphia, Pm.
sepl0 d3m 14 800 fsIH ,fgW III ri
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GRfDLEY.g
J Lalt Rhenm and Tatter Ointment

WKYTLL CURE. ,gsAg.p ItIIfcUM, .yFyr-
wv tsf, Bcald Head Pfnirie ana Barbef's
Itch, Illinois MapRh, MlHsoiid Bcrntepss,
HiuRworIn. lawa Dlgs, Army Itch, pm
ples ON the Face, Obstinate Old Sores,
dfserDfula, andiJlll Disoasesf md EruptlOns
on. the Skim when used In conjunction
with DAs EAsT6nf.Yis 1bDf SO AND BAJuBA-
FARTbJAg winch Dpnness The BLOOD, Apd
permanent euro u eifccfcd, We hdyise
both to bHnsed ~ tbesG complaints,
q Pfieg,71pieIoafbs hpd safRapa Eillaisl 30
per bottle.
m Price 4Oridloy's salt 1theuDfi and Tettor
h ointment, 7Dc per bottle. ...
Tfrepnted ifiid aOid by. DR. W. Biattfly.&
Mi2A6nn md nfth6ipbfifiicli sfors,, No! 10
Madison stfeet, CfifcdR0s III.
1nFgf alJf llylall dfu gRl8iAsJTH
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LAW CARDS.
]. II. GARDGER,


once with JAMES r, Waller Jastits ~
tho peass, In Biafbowsr's new biilldlBg,
Third street, nearly opposite Washington
House "H 1851 4 fsff ffiH
al business entrusted 10 him VIII he
promptly and carefully attended To- 800
Particular sptehtioh gwen 20 collections,
and prompt rsturps made. ~ t.YH
-Releys To-
Msasts, Miller, oafdaar A Co... No. First
EtfHets st N@HH
Nspft Resen a DlghHy, Nos. gand South
Water street,
Msaars. dlpaoh n Tefiant To- ~ first strest.
Maaara Ti0iin "A Akin, Mo Main street.
MaaaraI ~ eHa AMehifee, 30 ~ Ne In stfsst.
Msserss Minor 4 DailaH. No. 10 North First
htfests hfHffH Hf 8fH
Can also refer, II f1eeessary1 ~ - number
OF eminant prartitlonefs ia Kentucky.
tnaytBu i ~
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SsrecnEee's Patent CXiin.ieF
Hai CIDER MIL, y t'a.

i
Pr C,4ahag Qad HErPtddsiaG ne
: s 5S,Jg9 ESS. aalpS, sdfs2% III .% s"e
FEyhGEi sI IlscR nHI. IEAs ,IyyENT-
~ cd aud patented 4 Machine FOR crush.
| iiIRl and eKpreHa ~ the juice fronuApplaE
end, other Iruhf 9glngls opnf,ll9,nl here
mud 6tjIer gupheFsdne lnnehiperX, ,nnd
Shilling h1i the tinid' and labor nttesaafy "a
separate the lpiet,g ir0l1 Tho frpil, by tile
old process, This important result ia at
inifird ~ q novel Rtflingunlfntt otwusliilg
aud pressing cylinders together IN one
fAhihd. entirely unlike any AIhehlhbietdrt
! lihdlWyIilith mdst eSG8ta6iiy Shfti3elia bnd
do away with all known protgra0F fiDt OK
tracing Juices FROM NUT.
The snhRefibof Claims, and Us ready 90
denonaHratsl ttatI the fbtlowfhg ndVan.
tAgea are gained over NIL other Machines: I.
1dHs with thu same lth o,iht Of ppwer,
3fidee M Va dSythaH ean f BE- made W 81 6ay
fhsl Pi,r3,in q % to pei ssdt nero tider
on Wine can be extracted from tie sarie
fY Ia. Thai II l. moro eam pact land simple
in IL operation, Htrepger and, le4 linbl.s TO
get out OF orders ia hdabtbd to hnhd or
nther mowers 4 Is portable, aud can bo
| tfhnapertrd fendiiy froth place To place;
can be driven by my kind lof bower, and
l6 it'is cheaper in proportion TO- us
| capacity, ,f...t., a.Ls IfI ,s,..s,..f. /
bth. IT ii stronger, bcias constructed cp-
! iIalg OF iron, tuu syf 3 uetlyI h94nuuH I
9th. In being adapted Tor expressing
juices ffotn all kinaa OF fruits tneluding
| Implies Grapes, Iahtbdf5, or VtRo Plant,
/ Cifrht,tAl and Relgtesef an Kinda lI1N +
| 7th. Thpt n fl superior 10 any Root Gutter
| KNOWN FOR THE pui'poacbf crushing Roots OF
II hli kinds. for feeding stock quicker eglAier,
| aud better than any othcf Machine.
4 kth. That ~ Expresses the 1ulcD from a p-
/ pics or other fruit the moment they are
! crushed, Wherein lteb the great secret Of
4 making good elders or Wlnes t.t s,..ttsff
/ 9TH That ~ docs not grind or btohk the
| seed of any kind OF ffut. therdbNJ Do ng
/ away With ~ great objection which Ills
| urged against MI Dtherainchinas. 9ilLW +
| Enclose stamp for observation-disclosures. d
/ Address q, y .dltEENl9, Il
augi0 d8m Hudson. New York. .