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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14
C0NyECT.CuT.
New Haven.

THE MURDER CAsE.-The Superior Court has been
engaged all the week with the trial or the case OF
George Mcvetey, charged with the murder OF Louis
Bensch. verdict VIII, PROBABLY, be reached next
week.
Boy sTABBED.-on Friday, at noon, while several
schoolboys watching the Strengthening OF hogs,
IN East street, one lost his hat in OF the pens
and q boy named Henry Boucher got into the pen to
ret II, and as he was getting out woman named
Mary Fizgibbons, ABOUT forty five years old, rushed
out OF tie house and inflicted two severe wounds
upon the boy with small knife one in the arm and
the other III the SIDE The woman was arrested ami
taken TO the station Ii is thought she is insane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14
KINGS COUNTY SuaaOGATE'S COURT.
Business for the Week.
Before Surrogate Veeder.

The wills Of the following named deceased persons
have been admitted TO proDate:-Patrlck Thompson
Matilda Wood, jacob II. Purdy, Samuel Carson, Jar
Wis y. Lake, Casper Newbert, Thomas Cropper Han
na8 Hawks. Irene Hch-al OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF administration were granted on the
estates OF Thomas Foster Philip Valentine John
Wegaskie Roger McNeviin. John Gail, MARY il. Oar.
lug, Frederick Congdon, Eva Monster, John
DOugherty, Thomas J0nes--ali OF BROOKLYN.
In the matter or oscar 4. and Louisa SImonson
were revoked.
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EtCpTUat OF THt PARK BANK ROoCsa.

Every metropolitan reader OF the HERALD will
recall The daring attempt made some seven
months ago by desperate named Fran
els u. Pinton, TO rob the Park Bank. lie
was captured In the attempt and sentenced
10 the state Prison for five years. On the LIST June
last ne escaped from Sing sing, and for some time
mas been al large, Notwithstanding reward was
oUcred Tor ms recapturc. Yesterday Caspar G.
Chlds, clerk, and keeper Sullivan, OF tho prison,
arrested Pinton In Boston. They arrived IN This
CITY with their prisoner ABOUT eight O'Clock, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all psG1ages intended for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect reports attend to the delivery of packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
of the regular monthly meeting, held March ls6s:-
Resolved That on and after April 1853 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship In the
harbor of New York Passed UNANIMOUSLY.
psy The Office of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
consgnees the of inward bound YES
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14

lyn Liverpool; Erin, do Cambria Glasgow Gen ssdgwcs
Galveston Geo Washington; Circassian, Gen Meade, and De
Solo, New Orleans San Salvador, and Montgomery, savan
nah Manhattan Charleston; Alabama. Fernandna Caths-
rine Whiting Wilmington, NC Isaac Bell, Richmond.
Wind at sunset SsW, light
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locked him up az the Ninth police precinct, Captain
washbnrn, at about nine p. NJ. He VIII De takeh
back to Sing Sing to-day.
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WESTCASsTER COUNTY.

naul at Bridge Hampton. one OF which weighed
nearly 1itY pounds.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
TElE C0URT rs.
GWTsB sTATss COMMISSIONERS COURT
The Lottery Business

Before commissioner Jones.
TIE URticd States rs. John Rydn.--John Ryan was
taken before Commissioner Jones yesterday and
held TO bail In the sum of $4,000 on charge OF
selling lottery tickets without license. The accused
has been arrested several times similar charge.
HIS examination was set down for the I'D INST.
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SHIPPIN G. N E w s.
Almanac for New York--This Day.

Sun rises ... 6 46 Moon sets. ...morn 2 OF
Sun sets. ....... 4 43 High water. morn 30
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BELOW.

SAILED.
stsa,hp vnIe Dc Paris. Bres and Havrs; CITY Of Brook
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE ELE-
i CANT steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave
pier North river Spring street. evening satur
days excepted) At o'clock r. H. Fare only 81 30 being
" 20 less than ran and 5c cheaper than any other line and
nks reaucuons 70 ~ points North west and East Tickets
York and No. Court street, Brooklyn and 3Os West street.
VONKERs FERRY LEAVES PIER rs NORTH RrvRR
at L. M. SUNDAYS at 10 A. NJ. aud L. III. Freight
received daily. once xx3 West street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER,


DEAR SIR i feel It a duty
others who may be athlete
chronic rheumatism, to add
truly valuable medicine, the
completely Frustrated with
ted character. ! tried to obi
medical practitioners both
when, fortunately for mysel
was miraculous; in II word
turn of the disease, showing
instance In which ! have sul
been recorded. You are at
munication In any way you
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, fs69.
Principal depot 2i5 Grand
per bottle or six for 80, Ser
Hyatt's Inza Snuff, Is cen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14

CAE0PLAsTIC BONE TEETH INSERTED WITHOUT
~ extracting teeth stnmps, are hreeguarter lighter
tested 1864 used and recommended by Drs Brewste
Stevens orner and Watson dentists to the crowned heada
OF Europe. Specimens at the inventors Dr. SIGESMOND,
Dentist to the Woman's Hospital, AZ Union square tEastl
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shipping Notes.

The demand FOR calkers by the Navy Yard authorities st
continues to diminish the numbers long shore The work on
the dry DOCKS however, though moderate apparently quite
sufficient keep busy those not employed government
jobs Monday eight of the Spanish gunboas have
docks the foot Of Market slip for the
purpose being caked copper sheahed Bedes these
brig Eastern STAR @ having her shcathng patched
and the pilot boat Williams have up. The great
sectional dry dock the foot OF Rutgers slip has had up
the bark Msy6ower OF New Haven, a7 tons belonging to
Henry Trowbdges Sons for patching purposes the
ship Clyde (Br OF Yarmouth, NS), bottom coalarred clip
per ship Flint 1897 built In Thomaston Me- in
1851 belonging Messrs Flint Chapman stripped Of
her sheahing furnished with suit and calked The
Silver Glen last evening for the pur
pose of being coppered. She ia vessel The smaller
sectional dock adjoining has mad the brig st Peter 267
TONS painting bottom The sectional dry dock the foot
of Clinton street. has had the propeller Eutcrpe and the
Mary stockham both having bottoms newly painted.
The ship Coarado 75 TONS built In South Boston in 1865
and belonging John Bates and Others OF Boston, was
the balance dry dock the foot OF Pike slip being newly
metalled balance dry dock adj Joining the
steamer Montgomery S76 TOMS having her sheahng
patched On Messrs Fogerty Cos sectional docks at Red
Hook the brig John Freeman $50 and the sohrs Susan
Wright, 1915 tons Harriet Thomas AS tons, and Harriet
NEWELL $50 tons, have been up for general repairs On the
Nelson Townsend dry dock, at the foot of Gouverneu
street, the Sarah QUINN and Thompson have been
up for the purpose of being caked painted On the
Peoples dry dock adjoining the tugboat Hunter has had its
wheel repaired and the schr Steeman has had It's bottom
calked and painted.
The steamer Trenton after having been heightened thirty
six feet and launched from Deans railway Red Hook
followed by schrs Sarah Purves and vena
repairs.
There in port yesterday 1896 vessels of which rs
steamers s. SHIPS barks so bgs l2i schooners
The death Is announced of Mr. Ezra Buoknam, wei
known master shipwright and calker.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

As exchange says; Governor Gipin, nf B4,,aa. thinks og setting ere of bis farms. ' r.,arsnt mortal Richari C. Mctormirk ls Governor of ArrunA, and ii is a slandcf to ,rrs.s bim. of wishing to seii that which be ,svrr has had--a farm. Had yoa accused alm of trying to ssli wildcat fes;. himself
 -,,..s of lss lecture un belia. old eioahe~, r@A nu,s bind paf~, sAasasss, or anything else, ,ss 4rcasa,i8n might have tAseea nnneticri
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Summons.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

The Las Angeles kyntsscsM sf NssrsAsss aa. sAys Fiss wseks fsuea to day Gruersl Grant sal probably t's snaagurats's FFysiasss of ths ceurtry whs~c unity be ssearea 75zszsaassss ~s;s sSs@s s&S -sF- sss' sAs=- 2 We sappsss tAe EsFs1Sseaa Alspdes "a 'As isoosauAs ef hsnEry easier sesk~vs ~i'o~s ata1. are iieAfng i,r chanee sg eeaat sosns of ias natioa's grs~nssess
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

PIuA cerxry. \ psivsie sssser frow Ta. iiae, PlnA cvunty, infgras as that. recently ladsans bare stolen assaT sKsuals from eisi. frns ss thEs FlAos Hears Duncan, | nsssvs of firvinia, ased as Tacson Cn ths esth ult Deceased was a printer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
II Yoa Ar. ansou.

Tl,~rs s pcsking ghas tescses shs Liver, tse ssss og tse naiAiy. se qalckl,, and restores l. so esr tSiuiy ta pesfs<sly hcs1thy as1 regular coadisser As HosTETTERs STOMACH EIrTERs lief -t4itoas hAssf,~ the tendency of your ssssem to thsf form of aissaae mxy t< hsls in cheek for s.ssssras ts she ooe-slos.Ai pss of GAls lazmiezs vegetable anslaose-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Astss an Attack o< saekn..a

When sls animal posers are exhausted, sAe T'uiss wrsk tbs r.ina eeYrrsset. pnd ali the Fe.css of vitality 1s low sts. there iz nc rost0r-tlre com rArHsle -sth she EITTFRs Thsy rrBovsse every organ. reDtly stimulate ihe e.resiatisn. lmtwore iAa eualisy of the blood clear tbe elea1ed erAin, aaa sag.as1 to lhs srsszhlsng Borses stability and ernssoss. Sold by ai Druggists
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
The Shaking M.rsyr.

of Fever and Agae. insscA9 of bsiag doss1 fer msnsA. wlsh y~lnise. to she ruin of tbe geser.' hsalsh. arr psosnpai, sex upou shcls sces .gals. wsfeai dAurgF ns rslsE'sss ty EBls 1foEATH rtrn- ce, lss every kiae ef lnsrFDistcnt Taken .s .zaeruzrd against miasaaa. < renaerr an eisAcs of c,hllis sad fsFur &s@e,slssg Impossible
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

Ma. yas TsssgA. ss--=ss sssses 4 shs eaauiy, has we learn sren ths G~aFsisss, sf- vY,s.i safaly 5. h.s A.snse la ssn Essrsssisssa. Csssra.s, frssEs spasFa. sisrKa, sasFs Ss easas ss2s bsiag nsst&srsa hy grvzss-s-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

nrItiaS guas ksisoSa.---I Ibs isas AnSSi e. gssv eaaerssAssa, sla' quite large Asoosns af sala sallsss Ass sassas srEas~A .a sss ssis, gsun sas vulsars nsns. near NiekrnsSsy. ss tas. osansy and rsFnfasy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
DAY

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Chr e SMiner.

TusrE companies of Cavalry, and some recruits were at Drum Barraek, California, o, tbe Dth ut, waiting for horses, etc, to convey them to this Territory. Nope they u,ll get here soon. Their services are badly needed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
BewaTs 5f Am5uE-@sss.

Fe= people reallre the fact tins discase hes In asnbush srcry-hrre. ready to seise uFoa shs weak Ths sSroug pass throagh many perils in safetys ii,c sgrsssz,shirss f.si iss tisr -sysis~.
 it ls ss=Azne that tAe te-=Aae shcnid fofter with uncertain steps over the face of the earth in dnn- gvr every day of f1lns victims e she rzerssa in aaenoes hy which we are all surrognded. when tested ana proven vegetable sonie, capable of en- flowing theIn with the sigor they need, Is procur. able In every city. town, and settlement lt mlsht rcAsonabl, te thought thai alcr the twelve years experience which the world has had Of Hosrrr rER's sTosAcn BrTrERs, ag would know shas Is2 effect is to prevent disease
 The fact is notorious that dosc of poison vhsca win scarcely sficct a vigorous maa in perfect health wiii XII a weak oBe. Nov, what s the eause Of epidcsaic diseasesf Poison ia sAs asr. Al this season the atmosphere Is snrcharged with the seeds Of inteFnitisnis remii,ents. reunatiAm, pulmonary disorscru. bilious conpAaints and the like. Persons whose nervous systens are relaxed are the first to succumb to these dlsismPers. Brace up the physical energies then, wsth this DO. tentlal vegetable tonic. It is the moet powerful rccnpcrant which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded 10 patient research and experiment. TrJ it The bllnacst disciple of the old medicAl dog
 mas will al lcass admit that toEc and sisetaiiye : ompoanded Of approved herbs, roots, and harss
 can do no hsrla. while the testimony of spousaDd'
 ,avsiss ,si1 of iis vfrues
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

c.a.sosxt. papss spaAA q an ssiirse ef ths ,soaa seer 10 that State ea the essn5ng sf he g1th January lAsL Have nos beard tLa, ,he pasaomsaon wAa eA-srts1 ts this nritosy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

Tue sgprvue Court of California has de -dsd ttm tbe Civil R.shis Bili Is co'ss'isa. t.sasl. Js8ss. CraAsss and sprasus disseased.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

saeRasEsFo, California. is iser~sssag ih populasion and wealth. She deserves to be s, iargs and As prosperous as Chicago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
The Horror. of Dsspspssa

Aat ths eisr.sl essn ef ti.~sssr. "a vhirs h s.&ds. srs srs@t<e q. ahs S.s sf HosrTTTEns siTTTKs .. grcvsnIrs. es es-sd vssh ssson- s.aiae cea.rss, }, ts 5sr~cs sas s-sssl ef<rssSoa assn the sseusAsA !. a.. E.ss sse tas Rsrvo1s sys- teaA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

GHgrsuAs Es.--At San grxncsseo. oa the 'hs sT,h ale, rr~erbacsa wcrs quoted al sha fa.lsuiNg pgseszs naxinE. fat -elslnz. 1s-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

Mr.sgs. werth,iucr, wonnser and Len non arrived home in company with the mail carrier. Mt Dixon. They found very deep ,oow on the divide, and had rcugh,rip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

A rircr of gold weighing twenty-six dol i.-s wa. found at the Piacentas, near Wal. nut Grove, ID ihis county, short time ago
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

Ro,wrlL TRAsK sho, and killed John King at Laguna Station, San Diego county, California, cn the 23d ut.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13
Fifteen Year Ago

HnsYrTTEKs STOMACH ngT1EKs -ss .ss~x gilax ssso sussss sgssa.ss iass gre,easevs .ssts sysfYahAnx ntw, se~sfsr tsrsasss k &e~@es se s.s...a4aasa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

uY- Ladies Attcntioni--An excellent assors- losDt Of DRY GOODS now on sxhihitlon.
 D. HENDERSON 6 co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-13

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI ! eAl ulaaseI s ssE C. g-s ses4ff ss yAsAgs4 sa< q sFrasass ff AsssEa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-01-09
Buoget Of IF mn.
James Bowie and Henry Clay.

Revsrdy johnson used to tell q story Of Hon
~ Clay, apropos of himself.-Reverdy married
Mary Bowie, cousin Of James or "Jeemes" Bowie
the inventor Of the Bowis-knifs.
One day Henry Clay, who had arrived in Fred
erick, Nd by stage-coach from Wheeling, met
Revsrdy Johnson in the street.
"Reverdy," he said, 81 have just had an ex-
traOrdinary acquaintance back here in Cumber-
land. A man got half my seat in the stage csach
"A little, knotty, freckled, cheek-boned fellow
and on the next seat was man and his wife, ON
the third seat couple Of big mon.
eve had no sooner started and got clear of
Cumberland than one of the big men on the for
ward seat Lit cigar. lie pulled and pulled, till
in little while the sssgecoach was full of strong
fumes, and the woman grew very sick. She ask
Cd her husband to raise the window, and still un-
able to bear the smoke. told him she must lean
upon his lap.
"Ths husband leaned over and said to the big
man:
my wife is sick. Please do net smoke in.
side" ri lt,t
1.-THE big man smoked like blast chimney,
paying no heed whatever-The woman grew
fainter and cosghed. Ny blood was boiling, but
knew the big man could double me up and
throw me out of the window.
"Suddsnly the little thing at my side leaned
forward, pallsd q, bowis-kAifs oxt Of his coat
collar, and said to the smoking giant: ~
81 am Jssnes Bowie. Throw away that cigar,
Or I'll split you into half apples"
''The man" concluded Mr.. Clay, dropped the
cigar like an automaton, and we had not a word
spoken for 30 miles"
Smyrna times., 1869-11-24
SMYRNA SEMINARY,

frat class school for Youth Of Both Sexes Second
Quarter begins November 22d. Pupils admitted al
any time A class in BOOK-KEEPING for the more
ad vanccd scholars will be formed at the beginning Of
next Quartet Young ladies and gentlemen not mem
bers OF the school may have the privilege Ot joining
the class A few desks IN both the Primary and
Academic departments, are yet unoccupIed. For
par ulars call on, or address,
.,..s t... .< Il. ii BEAN, Principal,
or J. E. CLAWSON, Proprietor.
1878 COW
Smyrna times., 1869-11-24

was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by simple
remedy, and will send the receipt free.
novl74w Mrs. nj. G. LEGGETT, HOboken, ". j.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-24
$1,000 REWARD!
STATE OF DELAWARE, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Dover, Del, Nov. 18th, 1869.

STATE OF DELAWARE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Dover, Del, Nov. 18th, 1869.
Whereas. ROBERT GOLDSBOROUGH who
was convicted of the murder of Charles Marsh, at
the session of the Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
held in Sussex County, in October last has escaped
from the Jail of said county,
Now therefore, l, Cove Salisbury, Governor of
Delaware, do offer a reward of One Thousand Dol
laas, TO be paid by the said State for the apprehen
sion and delivery Of the said Robert GOdsborough
into the custody of the Sheriff. nt the comm on Jail
of Sussex County, at any time within twelve months
from the date hereof And do hereby request the
SheriRs of the several counties of this State their
Deputies and Baffs, and all other Police Officers
of the State to be vigiant in their efforts TO arrest
the said Robert GoIdsborough and cause him 10 be
delivered to the said Sheriff at the jail aforesaid.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO set m ,
hand, and caused the great seal OF tie
H.. ST. Staieto he affixed at Dover, this fifteenth
day of November, one thousand eight
.t,tt hundred and sixty nine. i'!'i't- = g
nl7.9t COVE SALISBURY.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

The undersigned, assignees OG Thomas o Ayres.
hereby give all persons nde 10 the said
Thomas Ayres that they must settle theinaeeoanis
immediately with the subscribers or they will he
placed m an officers hand for collection
w. W. TSCHUDY,
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October 9Th. 1869. .-,,- -s....5
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DEATHS.

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MARRIAGES.

TON-HARGADINE.-At the residence of the brides
parents near Canterbury Kent county De Nov 6th 1862
by Rev j. Owen Sypherd Mr. Walter Burton. of Lewes Sus
sax co.. Dell to Mary Hsrgadne eldest daughter Of
III. X. HarRadns. ESQ.
KINDER-VANG ESEL-on the 9th inst at Harrington, by
Rev e. Conway Jacob D. Kinder Miss Cilla Vange
sell formerly Of this town.
JESTER-FARQUHAR-At the residence of Charles Hill
yard in Dover. Tuesday 10th inst by Rev. Cyrus
Huntington, Caleb II. Jester and Miss Sophia c. Farquhar
all OF Dover.