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DR. s.. b. III II r. NJ A N -
HAS removed his Residence and Office to No.
Is, North Pearl Street.
Office Hours: From to 2, and from to p.
NJ. and at all other times when not professionally
engaged.
RICHMOND, July 18th, 1859. 19sm
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ha 9
been duly appointed administrator of the estate of
Chariot A. Myrick, deceased. All claims against
said required to be presented according O
law. Said estate is probably solvent.
ELISHA d. FISHER, Admir-
&c. Whitridge, Atty.
Sept. 8, 1S69-4w.
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We are in receipt Of circular from
Messrs. Alexander & Mason, Patent At
torneys of Washington, D. c., contain.
ing as references names and letters in
nearly every town of note in Indiana,
by whom they have been employed du-
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and the principle of requiring no indi-
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A TTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY
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Attends the collection of all claims in any State
diana and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
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transit of persons from any part ofEurope from
thiscountry.
~Allbusiness strictly confidential and promptly
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July 7th. 1889. left
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STARTLING AND WONDERFUL !

We do not pretend to account for the
following, but the truth of the same no
one can question
II S. HoRNER, of Richmond, Indiana,
do solemnly affirm that I have not been
able to walk down stairs in five years,
nor to raise my right leg six inches
the limb gradually perishing. DR.. Dake
gave me one treatment of ten minutes,
at the fremont House, last Thursday
morning, September %. 1869, and I was
able to walk down stairs without assist
ance. S. HoRNzR"
Attest JOHN ELLIOTT, Proprietor Of
the fremont House; MARTIN FoLLsN,
Clerk of the fremont House GEORGE
KELLY.
DIR DAKE is now at the fremont
House, in this city, and remains until
further notice. Chronic Complaints
made speciality. Mr.. GEO. KELLY, Of
this city, made the following statement
to US personally: 'sFor two years I
have been unable to use my right limb
SO as to raise it freely from the floor Or
ground--two treatments from DR. DAKE
and l could do SO readily ED. PAL
LADIUM.
Just IS We were going 10 press, the
following remarkable cure was furnished
US from Mrs. Laybrook:
SCIENCE PRoGREssIvE.-One Treatment
from DIR. DAKE, at the fremont House,
Sept. %, 1869, and could use my arms,
raise them up over my head, which. for
five year, was unable to do, not being
able to dress myself FOR TWELVE YEARS,
being afflicted with rheumatism.
JANE W. LAYBRooK,
Cor. Fort Wayne Avenue and:Cliff-st.,
Richmond, Ind.
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all desiring his assistance in that line.
Rs-Entranec one door West of :. r: Virgins &
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Z ACCIDENT PAINFUL RUMoR. - On
Monday last, we learn that Rev R. To-
by (former Pastor Of the Pearl street M
+. Church in this city, was thrown out
Of buggy q. New Castle, (where he is
now stationed and received several Sc
we're, if not dangerous, wound and brui-
ses on his head and body. It was fear
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and, in that event, it was not expected
he could survive. His many friends in
this city hope that his dangerous condi
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LATER.
Wednesday morning.-A dispatch was
received just as we were going to press,
regarding, Rev. Dir. Tobey's condition,
and no hopes are entertained of his re-
covery.
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8 SWALLOWED PIN-A little daugh-
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last, whilst at school, swallowed q small
brass pin. After remaining in the
throat or stomach short time, by the
aid of an emetic, it was discharged.
From the quantity of blood vomited up
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hage Of the lungs would ensue; but
size is now doing well-out Of danger.
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the popular Halter, No 226 Main St;
he sells as low as any in the city.
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Richmond, Sept.1, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

In our recent article on the Legal-Tender
decisions of the Supreme Court, we said that
the retrospective operation of the Legal
Tender act of 1862 did not appear to have
been questioned in the Courts. We have since
found that Judge Ingraham of this city, in
delivering his opinion in Meyer agt. Roosevelt,
in 1862 considered this question, and held that
the act was not retrospective. This opinion
was not published in the regular reports. the
decision having been reversed (without dis
cussing this point in the Court of Appeals;
and it was in consequence OF this that we had
forgotten the opinion referred to.
Judge Davies, in his opinion in the same
case ON appeal, showed that in the days when
kings issued base money the English Courts
held it to be good tender in payment OF old
debts but the Supreme Court has either dis
regarded these precedents (Which are contrary
to the doctrine of all other analogous cases)
or, as it well may, holds that currency all OF
coin must be regarded IN different light from
currency composed partly Of coin and partly
of paper.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Apart from other objections, the steamship
schemes now before Congress have these grave
defects /. They propose to diminish our man
facilities, when they ought to be increased
2. They propose to take from the Treasury
more than twice as much as we now pay iol
the ocean mail service 8. They will interpose
serious obstacles in the way of ocean penny
postage 4. They demand exclusive privileges
for long perods-ten and fifteen yeais-whleb
will render the establishment of rival Amefi-
can lines virtually impossible. o. Some, IL no'
all of them, present ample opportunities ior
defrauding the Government
We shall be glad TO favor any honest scheme
for building up our PROSTATE shipping interest;
but if the shippers want to fasten themselves
upon the Post Office Department the least they
might do is to offer us as good and as zap u
service as we have already
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

1t is gratifying to observe that Mayor Halls
numerous civic and political duties have not
interrupted the progress of those literary labors
upon which his fame chiefly rests. A single
quotation, in his speech at Steinway Hall, last
Thursday evening" gave evidence of unusual
study and research. 1t was, he intimated, the
burden of an Old Song, running thus: "Who
would be free themselves must strike the
"blow!" The sentiment is a noble one, and
worthy of the great minds of the past. We re-
gret that the Mayor did not impart the authors
name. 1t is natural. however, that literary as
well rs scientific discoverers should guard
somewhat jealously the fruits of their
toll, and we cannot blame Mr.. Halls reti-
cence on this point. We have. neverthe-
less, searched diligently among the an
cient song-writers for the origin of this
powerful phrase, but without success, and we
are forced to the conclusion, which, however
mOrtifying to ourselves, compels an acknowl-
edgement of the superior industry of our first
municipal officer that he has carried his inves-
legations to point far more remote than any
we have been able to reach. We hare, how
ever, been able to discover his ringing refrain
of an Old Song unblushingly stolen by reck-
less young English Lord, less than fifty years
ago. This minion of an eflete despotism never
suspected that literary Mayor of New-York
would arise to detect and transfx his shame
less plagiarism.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
Smns.mnts, &c.


ACADEMY oY MUsIC-1his Afternoon at 1:oltalt. i
ian Opera PrA DsvolO" Miss Kellogg Ths Evening Va "
Prophete" Nine La Grange c,,,
BooTH's THEATER Twenty -third-st, between Inn NJ
aud s1thaVeNThis Afternoon at g. Romeo ana N, RdTia
Edwin Booth. This Evening at ta-"Ihe Marble he~"
Adams. =, r.
BRoADwAY TuEATFR-This Afternoon at ~ "a, ~
mile" This BveBing at a." The Hidden ii'ha ''' w
Oda -, nn;
BRoUdHAMs THEATER, Twentyfourth-sVtS so dsn. hi.
R,eniug at a" Much Ado about Merchant oi 'eh'ee' ~
ismsa from Ireland" M John Broughsm =, ,r
FAIR or TIE NEw-YoRK POULTRY Y,.Ii"S 100iNii -
Rink building ThiFd-sre and Sixty hdst-Dsy and h'e"Hh
IRv,No HuL.-To-morrow evening.-Grand Con-
sert.-hr. J. Levy -, -
Nxw-YoRK CIRCUS Fourteenth-st.-Ihls AiteIh9pon al po
"a "a this evening l-Dpny Of Athletic Skill Inc DO'
Rsarem Nile CaloitA DeBerg, stcAneT. etc 80.
NRIos GARDEN-This Afternoon at = ana , ei's .
x,,spT Al sTbs Forty Thieves, Striking OIL IN FANNY ''
LYDIA fhOmpsoRs Burlesqns TrouPe ,u.
OLYMPIC THEATER-This Afternoon at u ana 'Rds Rds
Evebisg at s.-Ihe Second volume 0i Hu~P' 'P"
Mile Ss1gsn, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO MINISTRIES, No. 30 broau"ay-
This Evening The siege of the Blondes
STErSwAY HALL, FouTteenth-st-Ihis Eyemng az ~
e-The Davenport Brothers Tomorrow h'ehhs " o. NV
Of the Army Of Cuba u, =.
THEATER COAnQUE No 5l4 Broadway After eI1
noon at D. and this Evening At a. Doh N~'~i u' DA' INV
"Pluto" Mr. W. H. hnsard
THE TAMMANY.-Iammany Hall, Fourteenth-st'-
This Afternoon At q and this Evening at 7k-Varietes
WAIIAcKs TuEATER.-This Afternoon at 2 and
ths BTsaiBE school" hr. Lester Waaek and Miss hms
GernOn
WAyERLEY THEATER, No. TO Broadway. This
Anernooa aud this Evening at8" LHret BorgA NJ D. fn'
Bliss Holt BRrlesqne Troupe.
WooDs MUSEUM, Broadway and Thirteth- ST.,
This a2 and this Evening = Colleen B'Wn Mr. and
Mrh w. J. Florence.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

ever brought to America-a sort OF cross, 1t
struck us, between an antelope and buffalo.
II seemed to us at the time that he kept un-
commonly still, and now, after serious refiec-
ton, we begin to think that he was simply a
mockery and a snare. OF course, after this,
the wid-beast show can have no pleasure for
us. for the very lion himself may be only q
iackass. AS a matter of personal pride, we
shrink from being deluded by automatous
monkeys. How are we to believe in the Royal
Bengal Tiger, unless, with our own eyes, we
see him devour somebody How are we to
trust the rhinoceros, unless be is allowed to
come into the ring and have real fight with
the elephantf We feel all our original skepti-
cism concerning the gorilla growing stronger
and stronger. If matters go on at this rate,
We shall soon be losing our faith even in the
Democratic party itself. We write this with a
melancholy feeling which we do not care to
conceal There is the skeleton of the
megatherium beside which we have so often
stood with thronging feelings of human in
significance; and perhaps, after all, the huge
frame was constructed by some Professor" or
Doctor IT is all one hereafter whether
"the great attraction" may be "almost in
shape of a camel" or "backed like weasel
or every like whale.n Barn-yard fowls and
the dear, domestic COWS will be as we'll worth
aapnp
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

We have from Washington excellent promises
of reform in the Treasury Department. we
think we have heard something of the kind
before There is a chronic reform in embryo
there The trouble is that it generally remains
in state of arrested development. There can
be no doubt that much of the talk against the
personnel of the Treasury Department Is
grossly slanderous. But it is equally certain
that far more people are employed there than
the work which gets done would seem TO
warrant; that some of them are by no
means the best possible selections; that there
are numerous private arrangements among the
clerks whereby money is made out OF the dis
charge, delay, publicity, or secrecy OF the
Government business; and that, in short,
careful sitting of the employees OF
the Department will be of decided advantage
to the public interests. But we warn Mr..
Boutwell, that his heart must be made like the
neither milestone before he begins-unless he
is content to give us again the spectacle OF
discharge to-day and reengagement Tomorrow,
which has so often been witnessed there before.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
VERY LIKE A WHALE.p

These are times in which one may well SYM
pathize with the little girl who found out that
her doll was stuffed with bran, and straight
way tearfully lost all confidence in everything.
There is no knowing for how many ByrOns of
a small sort the confessions of Mr.. Barnum
concerning the mermaid are responsible. The
dreadful Investigations of the analytical chem
lists have detected Death not only in the pot,
but everywhere else-in the cnps which cheer
us, in the lamps which illuminate us, in the
liberal air which we breathe; and the very
soap itself with which our linen is washed
turns out to be q destroyer in disguise. No
purer pleasure can gently agtate the human
mind than that of gazing upon tigers, lions,
whales and other outlandish wild fowl yet it
now seems that we and our dear children may
have been put off with false quadrupeds and
fishes, and that the great elephant himself,
Romeo by name, and the little elephant her
self, Juliet, so called, may have been impostors
with cOnfdence-men in their interiors. Only
last Summer we had in this city what was
neatly and classically called "Natatorium,"
among the manifold attractions of which was
Living Whale. This highly educated mon
ster disported himself in his tank in the live
tators to various pleasing thoughts concerning
those Pacific seas in which he was born, and
TO many brisk imaginations about his ancestors
who had been harpooned, and his descendants
whose time of trial and trying out was yet
to come. Parents needn't mention it TO the
little ones who were specially impressed but
it is now discovered that this cetaceous marvel
was only an old boat with cloth skin-a hOl-
low humbug, without an ounce of blubber in
his whole constitution, utterly devoid of sper-
maceti, and quite incapable whatever may
have been the apprehensiOns of the lockers on)
of sweeping away "the NatatOrium' with but
one lash of his irresistible TAIL To make
everything pleasingly scientific, the creature
was owned by "a Professor but, alas it
now seems that he was also manufactured by
"a Doctor" The Professor" with incredible
| ingratitude, refused to pay "the Doctor" and
hence an action in Court (Anderndch as.
| GebhdrdO, during the trial of which the real
character Of the leyiathan was exposed to an
astonished world
We do not care so much for this whale; we
were not among those who visited him in the
days of his glory; but we cannot help wonder
ing whether in any menagerie, from the days
of our boyhood to the present time, we have
ever really seen anything which was what we
supposed it to be- We grow suspicious of our
first ourang outaDg. We connect clock
with our earliest cage of monkeys. We doubt
at once both the laughing and the crying
byena. There was q quadruped in one of the
caravans, only last Summer, which was stated
on the bills to have cost $4,000 in his native
African desert-the only creature Of tho kind
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
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The following statistics of crime in New
York during the year 1868 offer good cause for


As long us this state of things continues,
will be idle to look for diminutiOn OF crimes
of violence. Heavy sentences do some good'
but they will not prove very effcacious when
hardly one case in eight is ever tired. Inc
Police, the Judges and the District Attorney
must all cooperate. Out of 7s arrests Tor mur-
der, only 10 cases got as far as the oou',s'
Out of 13 persons arrested for bgamy' on,y
one was tried. Out of 65 cases OF arson' oniy
t,co were tried. Of the pestiferous brood OIL
receivers of stolen goods there were 2Oo arrests
and only three trials and so on to the ehd'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

derman to President, properly reprobating any
display of egotism, and demanding what
sin he had ever committed, whose OK
he had coveted, or whose ass ne
had been. And, sure enough, the news
now comes to us in authentic, not to say
official speech. Mr.. johnson is better and able
to make speech. He is to be heard forth
with at Knoxville, at Nashville, at Memphis
and Louisville, in defense of the Flag with
Thirty-six Stars and in distribution of the Con-
stitutiOn of our Fathers
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

We see it stated that Judge Russell, OF tho
Superior Court OF North Carolina, bas Issued psoca
tion commanding six members Of the kr'kinx klan W
surrendef Themselves 70 the Sheriff OF Robson County,
or any other lawful officer of the state ana
any citizen OF the State capture and hing 10 1useo
hese outlaws and In case Of flight resistance aiter
being called on surrender 10 slay them, Without acc
satlOn or impeachment OF any crime
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

The Democrats in the House of Representa-
tives, with the aid of 40 Republicans, succeeded
yesterday in overpoweriDg the 20 Republicans
who believed the legislation that led to the i'm
peachment trial sound and wise, and were
anxious to maintain it. The Tenure-of Office
act was thus rejected as it came from the
Senate. We are not likely to have, in that
body, square vote on repeal of the law.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Portugal which, like Spain, still tolerates
Slavery in its colonies, has also taken step
forward toward emancipation. The official
journal Of the kingdom announces that the
Ministry have submitted to the King decree
declaring all the slaves of the Transoceanic
colonies free, but requiring them to work as
freedmen for their former masters until 1878.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Mr. Senator MattoOn yesterday disappointed
any Republicans who may have trusted his
pledge that he would remain true to the party
that elected him. In opposing the efforts to
amend away the Excise law. Fortunately, it is
snfa Mithont his vote
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

Some silly people, the other day, believed for
an hour or two that Mr. johnson was dead.
We are quite sure none Of our readers could
have been among those thus deceived. They
all knew better. They must have felt, when
they read the dispatches, that Mr.. johnson
himself would speedily furnish the refutation,
by making q speech, calling on the country to
xele@Rsg tAs EQDag VI bis c4gaGtaEs from al.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

The Republicans of the State Assembly, in
caucus last night agreed with us in holding
the present Tax Commissioners bill mere
device of the Ring. BY vote of 90 to 12 it
was decided to oppose it with the full party
strength. 1t therefore goes tie way of the
kindred efforts of the Ring to destroy the
vitality of the Excise Law.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

A very interesting paper printed herewith
explains new theory of steam. We commend
it to all practical and theoretical mechanics.