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EXECUTION OF THE NEGilO HAWKINS.
Conductor the Culprit at the Gallows?
(extraordinary Verve aud Keeignatlon
or the Condemned?Ilia Speech an<l
Prayer for the Union, etc., die.
William Henry Hawkins. ,he negro cook, who w>o
sjouvioted of the murder of Captain William H.
Adauu, of the ?hip Lamergier, sulloreU the extreme
penalty of tliu law m the y. rd of the City
Prison yesterday afternoon. The culprit manifested
extraordinary fortitude and resignation, aud when al
the scaffold made a very neat epeech, in which he
?ought le justify himself. Subsequently he indulgod In
WW, In the eourae of which ho took occasion to allude
in terms of praise te 1'i esidunt Lincoln and the army
aow engaged in putting down the rebellion. He was
extremely solicitous that lite Union should be restored
?gein, and prayed that the hearts of the slave masters
might be eortaued, so that la due course of tune the
headsmen might be Oreo.
The particulars attending the murder of Captain
Adams are so fresh In the memory of our readers that
It is scarcely necessary to recapitulate the facts at tliii
late hour. Suffice it to say that the deed was committed
In the Engilah Channel, while the Lamergier was on bsi
way to this port. Captain Adams, it appears, became
dissatialled with the manner in which tbe cooking was
pertorined, and spoke harshly to HSwkins about it. The
latter became irritated at the scolding,{and in a moment
V passion vowed vengeance upon the; head of his superior
officer. Accordingly, on the uight of the 29Lb of Sep.
te ruber lest,,he stole Into the Captain's stateroom, where
the latter was lying asleep. and there murdered him
with an adze. It is true the cook was not seen to ad
minister the fatal blows, but circumstances pointed so
Olosely to him that there was no room left for doubt.
He was convioted of the crime before Judge Shipmuu, in
the month of March last, aud on the 2d or April he was
-sentenced to be executed, fitreuuous efforts wsre made
*? obtain a commutation of ssuteuce at the hands of the
President, but without success.
HKLTCH OK THK CI*LP KIT BY B1MHBLP.
Tho night belore the execution was spent !n writing
end prayer. The Be v. Mr. (Jarnet was with the culprit
-during the on tire evoutog, aud continued te cou verse
with him upon religious topics untii after midnight.
Hawkins then sat down, Uevotod an hour or so to writing
a* ""we.
I was born in South Kingston, R. I., in 1828-1 le^t mv
hal lea? T, ""V S'X ?* "hirt^ aJ7?
ball (ertning. in this time 1 speut eleven ana a
aifT C 0118 "">u* 1 ltl#u commenced going to
sea, and cooking part of the Mme in hoteis, cook-sh .ns
-a >
Wia l'h 111,8 llm*. h?t I may say that I have had
^ wii "th laboHrV.0"* lhr" ?,U-re'b,lt 1 *1???
11,1 leborir.g men. I would suv a woni in t...
half oi the seauieu. it is too bad, however, that I must
*?*f .ht,V10'l'u"> ot -American ships, it is a positive
* ihfA many captains are very tyrannous whh thoir
Aeave our nrir<|Um,n!aUC8 lb8 tr*utme?it as soon as they
?deave our ports, and treat them so that thov are nhliu.d
?J'f?r8Klgn *>n* {"r '?" Of t^ir lives? and many
^Dll kov* jlltO tl'rt tiUQ T{* ??.? :_ ?
Mmplaints to the "consul ma ioreignpon'Tlfe
bribes the consul, anl he puts the men on board
*h88h^?"1: if men, in many c^es, ^e^Te
^*<??lnPens-- th? captain has tho preference on
I Uns sa"or'? "othiug more nor less than
lawve/u. kfa.* MIBc8r9 mak0 Ui*ir bo*8t "f bribing ti,a
lawjrsr to keep the man waiting till the shin sa.il* a rt.aa
bowell to ?ioik
jtito this lmportaut matter. I speak of this for rsou'a
^m?-uh d0U'.t .a"th,s ?'ul Bull
"wh?!h 1 LTi^ g?^a lreit'ment until the last ship in
being verv sentlemaniw ?n' T"' ^ lho na"'? 01
aaii?5 T2Btlemanly when on shore. Captain Adams
Ivii th8.P?rt of -Nt'w Vork for Cullao in ltffiti. with
?h'l'P^^m the ko.^Tof th.
hovebm, %.!?l Home," and he killed the oook and
CUlL ? ?:!rbowrd 81 88*'??* kill8d one ot the men in
?witm^h.t ^.!W1?l! V0yag8- -Ww 111 treatment of this
? i m8aBS?rbringing main this cou
-dle rebuking which I am now condemned to
^ The prisoner then bade good night to his keepers?
cilnlag upon hU couch wu^ fui He .lent
^ lb? 8l*b,? uever i "? 8l#Pt
antil nbout half-peet four e^ocT'' W*klnf u>
? noKsuro nsvons ran nxnccnox
Hawkhw appeared quite refreshed after hie night's
I?*'18* washing and drssslng himself com
menced writing to hie sister, at Newport K I He ,,,
'tffilh' ^^PrVf^80 oUthe jailors entered
.rlfji 'wblch coMieted of a cup of coffee and
itai reJ2l!2ih^rP?.tf 84 meal, however, and
thTwT^f^r in wrlVnf * Abeut ,U o'clock Mr. Sutton,
lh8 08,1 of lb* con
?yeaned, and wished him good morning. Hawkins said
^"J^ln8T8r f#U h8118' * hl" enbei-quently !u
t^L!Wr'00m',8r8dW?lrt8 pr?*l<lent Lincoln,
-whose time was so occupied in writing. He then handed
%ba letter he had Just flnisbed to Mr. wuton, with
r*T"**t that it should be forwarded to his
" '"H? <ielay as possible. About eight
?yuiock the Rev. Mr. Camp, acooupienled by one or two
ioTn. !ym8"' 8nter!d lh* prisoner's cell, and engaged
him in pnyer. Hawkins appeared truly penitent,
-and during the brief interview won for himself tne
y*88? y* oonfldence of his spiritual alvi^rs At uina
?Sim i Prisoner was removed to the recaption ro ?n
8?*"?8(1 'n writing and conversing
with such of his friends a* were present. Occasionally
,8g8l?'Ml, ^ smoking, and at times he was quiU cheerf
Uai. discussing various subjects with unusual intelligence
knowledge. When the Rev. Dr. Jacob, wai intro
duced to htm, he shook the gentleman by the hand and
??"T^A".'*8 d*??bted at I he visit To ihec ergvnwu he
? rf 11r8^lj,'ea>'l"? 68 "" foll.v pr?t|?are>l to
waaergo the fearful oliange that was so soon to take
8pok8 lB^T8rp ?arnci-t manner of tho future,
and left a layorsble impression iqnn ail th?..? who
wars within reach or his voice. Indeed, so pleased were
the clergymen with bis eoudnct that thev afterwards
vrere beard to say that the prisoner was nioi edited to
'$r?7 for them than they were for him,
IUK KREVAKATIOXB
iOr the enecution were commenced at an early heur
About nine o'clock a tile of Hfty.two marl nee, under
Captain Haywood, arrived at ib. City I'ri.un and took
Charge of the building About tho ?tiue * time
Captain l>owling. of the Sixth precinct police, ap; eared
at the entrance of the Tombs and kupt the laseage way
?u Eranklln and Centre etreets clear of ail obstruction'
The detective police, under >ergeeut Young, were also
?u band in force; but as there were no Ibiovea or
*iokpockete to be witched, their duties were com
paratively easy. The matin s formed a boHow square
a.ound the scaffold, and to their eiP iency the
I nitod .dtatos Marshal was much hide ,ted The
ac fold itself?the ono upon which (J< rdon, the
a.sve dealer, suffered the extreme penally oi tho law
was erected upon a grass plat in the centre of the vard
and was clearly yisinle to ail tbosa who had are as lo'
the place. In Tront of the gallows were seated the jury,
an the left the physlciana, and in the rear und within 'a
few feet of the fatal b.stn the representatives of the
aTy,Tlll:^',T8S arranI8<' with great judgment,
end the detaile, which were entrusted to Iieputv Mar
shals Sampson, llurton, .xnnlh. Denai and others re
flected considerable credit upon all concerned. '
tiis wvxK'ar his stamen.
About noon the officers informed Hawkins that the
fatal hour had arrived; and that it would be necessary
lo pinion him belore going to the scaffold. The
Culprit took the matter quite calmly, and submitted
So the operation wiihoot any apparent emotion
whatever. The prisoner was dressed ib a neat suit of
Blue navy nitinel, reretubllug that won on board a man
or-aar.and.ooked tho sailor throughout. On the left
collar of his Jacket was an anchor, em broidere.l In w hite,
the work of bis own hand during tbqlhnely hours ol his
Itu AicAiMtiofi All btintf in rtaUim-ae, a procosi?i(iii was
ilieD formed t which stui ttd to tho gallows lu lbs fcrflow
Deputy United 3UMf< Marshal Thompson
Tit* culprit.
Clergymen.
Deputy Marshal*
Phyaiaiatis.
Police.
Arrival at tbe foot of tha ?caflbld the prl
?oner was placad In ? chair aud Infer m
??I that lha United .States Mamhal would
proceed to raad the death warrant. Hawkins eon
dueled himeelf with remarkable trmnees, and Ittlened
to the reading ef the document without betraying the
?lightest fear or emotion. The spectator* were nnpre
fared for eueh a display of pure meral courage on the
patfef the condemned,and many were drlreu to teare
at the eight. Indeed, there was eomuthiag ao geuwiue
about the fortitude evinced by the culprit that the whole
aaeeablage ware moved to admiration.
rae rjctmrr's *i>tmaw.
The readiqg of the death warrant having been con
eluded, Marshal Murray aaked the oondemeed If ho had
anything to eay. Hawkins nodded In tbe affirmative,
end rising from hie seat addressed tbe erowd in a clear,
manly voire as fellows;?
I will say to thews gentlemen who have come here on
this occasion, that I am ; reparedfor tba Judgment which
hew awaits tne. I will say that 1 was brought hare
em'og stranger*, end, although among strangers, I must
ear that I havn never been better treated in all my Ufa
?urb kindness I have never bef re experienced. At the
hand* of the offloere of this prison I havo experienced
many aoteof kindness, and with their treateient of me
I am parfectly satlstiod I will eay la yon all that I have
followed the eea off and on for fourteen yeare,
during whioh time I hare eeeu ami experienced
aoore than moet people oan imagine. Much
eruelty exist* on board merchant vesaals. bat
?bove nil en tioard those helling from the United
?txtee. American eapU.ne are so cruel that it Is almost
impossible to est s decent crew for their vest#'*. In
foreign port* the cheraoter of the American ca, tain la
?love'-hlal for eruelty. a-d foreigners know it. The
tinned States ooneule in foreign ports are very much to
thlaine for thia slate ef thiugs, aud It they would only
wci as other consuls do m my vstunble lives would be
?aved. This oiuel prs> tlca af beating seamen drives the
poor eetlor to madneae, a ,d causes all the trwub e. Kor
mj part, I never saw a mm killed or thrown overboard,
|>ut I have seen them dla from eruel treatmant
received at tbe bants of brutal captains. It is
? well known faet that goed man will not etsnd r oh
treatment. In reference to the question oi guilt or inuo
tonoo in my oano, I would ear that you nan only have
tti word for it, and that it of little Monnqnenn new.
iri lold von I did not Kill Caotaln A y*?'i wouM not I
t? lieve liia, pCi apH, Slid It I C U PHfc (1 that I did, there
W?lid be no wiltoe-e* boy*<n?l my .no j **?... U .a, no
I lie re is no use a> going lue ipo-sti-n. I hold no mi.Ore
a m .m any <>f iU u,li ?>o di * v io j. i f a^Jiiirl any
oua I thmlc, In this rave, that the t'io id n'. of tho Unit ?1 i
Flutes, Abraham Linoo.n, did just right 1:1 li d taking a.uy
notice of nio. i beliovo, nfio nil, 1 mi. it ia tc-t an it i
18 ; beat for tlio country, perhnua, that It' did not li ter I
fere lu my cs-e. I be love Ab a mil I iuc lu t 1 lie a just ?
uud r? nest limn Ho is tKe be t i'r ?sideiu wo li*ve bud
Since the days or t,oori.e Washing!. and due- ti - wotb
nobly. Ill conclusion,1 w .iibl say ibal I lO'-l lliul 1 am I
fit to dio, end it may be far better to ma to go now th n
it would tweuty or thirty years iieuce when l might be
lost to eternal salv ition. 1 bojie und tru I to inoet you
all in that place above where " the wicked cease I'roai
troubling and the weary are I' >rever at rust."
HAWKINS PKAVS SOU TUK UNION.
The culprit then turned to ibo United States Marshal
and bis deputies,aud tbunked tlu-iu lor their kindness la
bun while in pru>>n; altar wht U the lt?v Mr. ( iri.ot
ottered up a iervent prayer for the soul of the condemn d,
to which the specui.ors re-pondol in a iervent ii noli.
Huwlcins then stepped up to the Marshal and asked if he
might be permitted to piay, and, on receiving an an.war
lu tlio ufllrtnative. he ollered up the Lord's 1'rayor with
unusual cle iiness and terror lie then prayed lor tlio
whole count y. for the success of our arms, and ex
pressed a hojie that the rebellion would be speedily
crushed. He prayed also that the Union might he
rogtored as it was; that the hearts of the slave
masters might be softened, so that his brethren
might bear tho yoke more easily, and ibat evcutu
ally the black rsce should he lorever free. For the
welfare of his sister and other relatives Uu also ollered
up a feeling prayer and concluded by praying for the
l'ltsUlent and all those in authority under him.
Hawkins then shook ham's with Ma-.-lia! Murray ami
bis assistants, the clergymen and a few of his Irionds,
a d prepared )iirii.-olf for thu lat.d moment. Ju3t thou
the Marshal stepped up an 1 a kod the culprit if ho had
any wish to communicate, when Hawkins rupliod us
follows:?
"There are some things of mine in the prison.
Among them a quarter of a dollar*, which I wish
you to tako charge of, end deliver thorn over
to my Bister. That is all. And now, Marshal Murray, I
thank you 3lt:ccrely for the many itcia of kindness you
have extended to me. God blues you. I believe you are
a good man, and hope to meet you in hcavuu."
THK MXK YTiON.
The executioner theu approached and udjust<*d the
fatal noose, tho black cap was drawn over the face of
the unforiuuato wretch, th- axe foil, and with aloud
thug the cujprit was launched iDto eternity. The execu
tion look place at twenty-two minutes past one o'clock
precisely. During the first two minutes of suspension
the culprit struggled ronsiderab'y, but at tho end of five
minutes llfo appeared to beexiinct. At hah past ono
o'clock the body was lowered a littlo so that lirs. Kim
bark, Finnell and Shiady might ex>miuu the pulse to sue
if there was any life remaining. The physicians reported
that there was a slight fluttering of the heart, but ex
pressed the opiniou that all signs of animation would
speedily depart. In a minute or so afterwards they ex
amined the corpse again when tiiuy pronounced life to lie
extlnot. However, tliu body was loft suspended for fif
teen minutes afterwards, so as to guard against any
accident. At three quarters past One o'clock tlio body
was cut down and placod in a cotlin, when tho usual form
of holding an inquest upon the remains was gone through
with by Coroner Collin.
The body was then hands 1 over to the friends for in
terment.
Official Notification of the Blockade of
Jtlexicun Forts by the French.
[Translated from Le Moniteur of 1 aris. of June 7, for the
N'kw York Hkralu. ]
It Is notified by these presents, that Ills Excellency tho
Minister of Marine and the Coloni- s has h on informed by
tlie Vice Admiral Ct>mniaudiug-in-('hief the French naval
forces in the Gulf of Mexico, that on thu 1st of last May,
and from and after said day, there lias boon established,
by the naval forces placed under bis command, an effeo
tive blockade of the ports of Tam| ico aud Alvarado.
It is further notified by thugs presents, that all the
measures authorized by the right of uati'.ns and tlie
rcsiieciive treaties existing between His Majesty and the
several neutial powers, will be adopted an 1 carried out
in regard to all vessels which may attempt to violate
said blockade.
Official DruwhiRH of Murray, Eddy ?fc
Co. a Kentucky and Missouri Slate Lotteries
,, ? Kkstuckt, E*Tka Class303?June27. 1662.
55, 2, 62, C, 11, 16, 39, io, 59, 43, 21 14 29
on 11 ^K.NTS"*r* Oi.aaa304?Jnno27, 1862.' '
20, 11, 26, 39, 5, 04, 47, 29, 46, 54, 45, 18.
Circulars oent lre? of charge bv AiHreftiintr either to
-VURRAY. EDDY A CO ,
Corington. Ky . ot^St. Lottie, Mo.
Official Drawing* or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries. r 1
KasTucxr, Extba Class 261-June 27,1842
7, 4, 0, 69, 17, 12, 1, 48, 60, 40. 43, 66. 74
Dblawabb, Class 263?June 27,1832.
67, 66, 34, 74, 13 , 60, 11, 14, 10, 30, 64, 44.
Olrculara sent by addressing
. . JOHN A. MORRIS A CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, Ay.
Prise* Cashed In all Lsgiuiud Lotte
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker
11 Wall street, room 1, New York.
,, SJ*,We? Hat?Yorktown Hat?Ilat for
ilSBroaTftTay*'" f0r th* 'or the Thousonds-at
Grand Family Holiday at Baraem'i
^u1M?m'-*r,th "Plendid performance", at 3 and TM
O clock. The mammoth Man and Woman, Commodore Nutt
the learned Seal, Aquaria, Or., at all-hours. '
Daw id's Straw Hats, a 99x Broadway.
? ear Duane street. "
Gentlemen's Straw Hat*, Boy'* Straw
Hats sod Capo, Girl's Leghorn and Straw Flats, Infant's
J?*'1*1* Turbans and Caps, all new and den ruble styles,
and booster SSSSt " BA*TA*'
At JetTers*, 573 Broadway, Ladles* Elas
tic Boots, $1 50, $1 76 and $2; Halmorals, $2, *2 25 and *2 50
gents| One Shoes and Slippcra, youths' und rliilili cn s Bal
morals. shoes and Gaiters. J EWERS, 573 Broadway.
Jeffrr*, 373 Broadway? All Kind* of
D','nbF?' *8ch'a? Ceitrrs, Oxford Ties, Balmorals,
M oilier anil Dc Vllle raoas, Irvuch Gaiter.' and Slippers, all
at low prices. 573 Broadway. 1
13 C nrte de Vlslte* for 91.?Unsnrpatsed
for durability and style, at BALCll'S, 233 Greeuwlcn street,
corner of Uarc'vy. 9
Person* Visiting the Country to Spend
the rouith 01 July should remember that the plsoe to imr
chnw the cheapest ami best' 4in:works I* at ROBERTS'
and Dcy'?tre"u de,>0'' 181 BruaJ**Jr' ^twean Wortlaudt
Gauze Merino Cnderahlrta SO Cent*, at
MOODY'S, 499 Bi'iadwaj, St. Nicholas block.
Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof
Sales.--Also Sideboard and Parlor Safes, for silver plate
he. 63 Murray street, corns, of College plans.
R. M. PATRICK.
Lisle Undershirt*
KffiMCul to.*) cant* each,
The lowoHt pri'-cH in t he city,
At I'EKKiiO'.S nevr ttorr,
H3 NmB.ni street, near Ftutoti.
Herring** Patent Champion Fire and
Neli'v' Ar00' 281 Bl'"*dwsy, corner of Murray struct.
Trasses?Marsh A Co.'s Kndical Care
Truss WQic". He. 2 Vcsev street (under th- Astur IIomm , op
posite the I'buroh. A F"mslo sltemls lad es. No cootie lion
whatever with any oilier Truss olllee of same uauio.
Wo More Gray Hair? Grantljean's Celo
brfti'd coiisulhition tor the embellishment und !<:?( oral ion of
tho hair. Oilico place.
Crlstadnro's Hair Dye, Preaervntlwe
and Wig depot, wuolessle snd reiall, No. 6 Astur Mouse The
Dye is applied t y ex] eriemed artists.
Gonrand's Italian Medicated Sonp and
Cosmetic depot, removed to 458 Bsuadway.
XV. A. Batchelor's Celebrated Establish
ment for Wigs, Toupees, llair Dye, and Hair Dyeing, and
MoldaviaCroam for beautifying the hair, Id Bon 1 street.
D*. Schenck'a Rooms, 34 Bond street,
New York, every Monday, from V A. M. to 3 |\ M.
Doctor Hunter's Discovery Cares the
very worst fuim of Scrofula, obsiinste Eruption of the Skin
le34 ? ccr*' 8 Division street, New York city, since
Deaineas, Impaired Sight, Noises In the
Head and Sore Throat cured by Dr. .VON EIKKNBEKU,
| Or ulI?t and Aurlsi, 38Clinton p:ac ?. 8i h st , w est o Br. sd wag
j Summer Clothing
At EVANS', and jj' nlton street,
30 per cent below Broadway prlfew
Barry's Trleopheron* Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing, beautifying, curling, rleaulns
m7 dftggleta ,h" h*,r' Dad's* try It. Bald by
Ladles Desiring a Beantlfal Cam
ulenon use LAlRD'S.Bloom of Youth for preserving and
hsautlfylug the ooaipiexion and skin. All drugidau and 439
Broadway.
A Pare Tobacco?Tellow Bank Tofcae
T*ll0?r B*nk Tobacco. free from all
lzn ptirltIhl for Mfto by all tobacco and iwgar <lpal?r*, und at
wl.oi.?alc by B. GOODWIN A BROTHER, .09 Water street"
. A Bl* Hit?Gen tlemen'i Patent Leather
H8^^forf'L sl^HARTDETf'B, No. 372 (Jwind street, corner
Eight Cartes de Visit* for 91?the Beet
Is the clly, at WOOP'B Gallery, 2ns Bowery, New York.
Card?Drii R.d J. Hunter?Consnltlng
Physicians for Affections of the Throat an ! Lungs Office
882 Broadway. Hour* ol ?ensultailon. 9 A. M. to A P. M.
A IVsw Book for Women?So Tnl* of
fle'lonc.?n exceed In thrilling Interest Dr Lines' new book
for women, entitled ''Thirty Tears of Female Life," a book
of over ?*> pages onnlaliitng siartllng triptia, remarkable
fact*, and a Inrge l.md of uin ir ant Iniurmation In regard
to female health, to bv fona I In no nth -r work lor popular
no- ever Issued lien the press. Rend it study It carefully:
It will Save you wari of sufferlog. I'r.oo 81 li sent by mail,
? cents extra, in money or (lamps. For sale by WllllBn
Wood, (R Walker sir et; H. Lyon, 478 Broadway; Bnriitou,
296 Howrry aad 241 Hnilroii s.ree , and tas.iuMUeig g. neral
I}'. A c.rculnr, containing full description of the book, tent
free by addressing Dr. L II Lines 151 Boat 13th at.
Oalarrh.?Dr. Gooitale'a Catarrh Reme
dy ponetrntos to tho very test of this terrible dlwise snd
? .K'I'iii.imsics a, root sua branch, price $J. Depot 612 Broad
way. Sold by drnggista H -ud a tlamp for a pamphlat.
Zephyr Merino Undergarments
For hot weather. Prices lower than > t or,
. * RANKIN A 00 , 96 Bowery,
??4 149 Fifth aveaae, corner of Twrotr-oecond otresk.
Tktt'i Ko.~Mki there a ".Ui? ?vitH
won** a ad ?no w,. Id mi Ji<r upun Me ?0*"
i.uiv, iv in. ut it I w?oue of KNOX ? Hat*
i* ;"d ii" Kvr> rim.i at <e<4e |?*t ???"'* *'*?? * 'e~?
HubUI ul. u Ihe Ui'innn !<<? U ? '? rav- Lot 11 I
Ui.d , - ? u t ? niarul >"?-. It ix p"'i . yV ",i <
rfi.iitijl.' Hi nod way, MV'titly w it" llie wi*atliur la I le"
JMttirlrtl.
11 ,/khan?H ujalv ?In Hr n>klyu, on Thursday ?rt0'*
n ou, Jane 19, nt lour o'clock by the Lev Jo"1' *?
li.K,hia realdonoe, No. :? Meet street, Joiui How
MA* O Maria M. Hollr r, a 1 of Brooklyn.
iuIIa o panei* [i.tiisu co y.
Kkankui?Maokik.?lu ibi* city, onTuesday, June 24,
by the Mev. Joan Brash, Jmia Ke*?*i>'i formerly or
K'r ui -litro, to Miss Flora Ma'kir, formerly tf Ayrshire,
^Ka aho*?CieeuriMA*.?On Sunduy, June 22, by the
Kov. Win. Morri*. 1.1. 1>.. Patrick H. Reason, of New
Yo k, to Mi-a EntiibrCunnixouaii, of Leo is, fciglaud.
Truslo'?Cm?iinum.?At Alt nwood, Westcbeeter
county. N. Y.,ou Thursday, June 28 by ilio itey.E. I).
t>. Pi ane. l>. n., James L. l'RU8bow,oi'B ooklyn, to Cok_
mkija Jumepuinr, daughter of A. P. Cumuiings, Esq., of
iho former place . . , ..
Tichksiir?Yrrkcrt.?On Wednesday, June 2a, by tbo
Rev. Mr. Clapp.at the Church of the Nativity, avenuo
C, William M. Tichrxrr, of Rondoul,to Miss Ciiaklottk
Ykcui kv , of this city
Kondoiit pa|>?r8 please copy. _
Wariiwrll?Mui-tokd.?'In llergan, N. J., on Thursday,
Juno 28, by the Rov. M. S. Huttiiii, of Now York, Mm.
A. Wakowrll to Miss Sarah M. Mct.roRU.
Died,
At Ksatsox ?On Friday, Juno 27. Frank, son or Joseph
B ?ud Merriam Albei taou, aged 3 yours, 8 months and
(| (JiiV8
Urn remains will bo interred tliis (Saturday) morning,
at soven o'clock, from the residence oi hU father, No.
23 Downing street. , , .
Homier.? On Fridny.June271CATHkiiiJiK. the beloved
ilaughtor of I'eter and Eliza Bulger, agot 8 nvntlis and
7 days.
The friends and aoquaintaucea of the family are In
vited to attend the funeral, on Sunduy afterm on, at two
o'clock, from tho residence of her parents, Nil 3 Beet r
street. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Centaury
/'or Interment. . ?
Hram-h.?Killed, on Friday, Juno 27, on tho railroad
at Oranee, N J., W. J. Whkayon Braiumu, or New York,
iu the 76th year or his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CoRKis.?Suddenly, on Tuesday, Juno 24, William II.
Cirris,organist,naliveof Dublin, sgod 34 yeaisauU6
^ Tho remulns wore tnterrod In Greenwood Cemetery.
Chicago and Dublin papers please copy.
|).)i:an. On Friday morning, June 27, of liemoimags
of the lungs, William, sou of Michael and Ellen Dorao, iu
the U'.h year of his uge.
The relatives and fi lends of the family aro respectfully
Invited to attend tho fuuoral, from the residence of his
father, 048 Wator street, ou Sunday afternoon, at iwo
o'clock, without further notice.
lii nne.?On Friday, June 27, John IH'nse, aged 32
y^,Vnn.r.l will tuke place from hte late residence, No.
46 Pearl street, ou Sunday afternoon, at hall past ono
o'clock His remains will bo Intoi red on Stnteu Inland.
llAYKi.?On Friday, June 27,Sarah, only daughter or
William imd Margaret Ilayes, aged 2 years, 11 months
""tub friends and relatives are respectfully requested to
attend the funeral, on Sunday atteruoou, ul two o'clock,
from 606 Third avenue. . _ . T T
Harucahti.k.?On Friday, June 27, at Jamaica, L. I.,
after a short and severe illness, Lewis B. Habikiahtle, in
the 41st year of his ago.
Notice of tho funeral in the evening papers.
Humkry.?on Friday, Juno 27, John Jomefh Htmvbt,
aged 4 years, 10 monihe and 12 days,
The friends and acquaintances of his parents,.John and
Catherine Humfry.aro respectfully invitod to attend the
funeral, on Sunday afternoon, et three o clock, from the
residenco of his parents, No. 125 Hoyt street, South
"Johnson.?On Thursday, Jane 26, after a short but i se
vero illaosa, Frank Hknky, eldest son of FrauoUT. and
Mury E. .lohnaou, aged 2 years, 10 months sud 19 d*}*.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturda^ afiernoon
at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 42 Hfth
Maiioxkv.?On Thursday, June 26, Mart Mauonsy,
wife of John Mahoney. . ? ,
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from No. 3 Rector street, this (Satur
day ) afternoon, at two o'clock." w
McGovkhv?On Friday, June 27, ?harus MoOovbrw,
only son oi lames and Catharine MotSoyern, aged 1 year,
9 motitlis and 22 days.
A gather's pride, a mother's love,
a hud mi earth to bloom in heaven above.
The i ri nds of the family are respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral, from the resldeuce of his
No 197 Kjst Thirty fourth street, this day (Saturday ).
M< Kkon.?On Thursday, June 26,Charij? H. McK??>,
only sou or James and Charlotte MoKeon, aged 1 year, ??
menths and 20 days.
P<. bright and beautiful he seemed,
fo fre.' from caroand pain,
We thought our Angel boy had dreamed
And soon would wake again.
How solemnly we watched at eve,
How slow the measured tread,
Till hope, alas, could not deceive?
Our little son was deed.
He dwells with angels far above,
Our hope, and Joy, and pride;
On earth he had his parents' love,
Uo.1 loved him when he died.
The frieinla and relatives of the afflicted family arere
spectfuliv invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday after
noon, at two o'clock, from the residence ef his rather,
150 Seventh avenue.
McMani r.?On' Friday morning. June 27. of consump
tion, lirat M< Manl-8, for many years Master Block
Maker in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, in the 54th year of
h The'relativee and friends of the deceased and family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service,
this fSaturday) afternoon, at four o'clock, at hts late
residcuce, l'ark avenue, near Clermont avenue, Brooklyn.
Madison (Wis ), Orange county and Philadelphia papers
l 'PitrtcRKT.?Suddenly, on Friday. June 22, at 12 o'clock
M by being run over, Bknaami* 1" kanjain, youngest sou
of lieniamin F. and Annie M. Plivkney. .....
The i'rlends of the family are Invited to attend the fu
neral ou Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the re
^dem'e of his pi.rents, No 31 Murray Hill Park
Kakpria.?In Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 26, Miae
1'or.nkua Randbll, daughter of the late Jonathan Rau
' *Therelatlv?i and friends are iuvlted to attend the fu
neral, from lha lterormod Dutch church, corner of 12Ut
Hireet and Third avenue, Harlem, this (Saturday) after
noon at three o'clock, without further notice.
ltiaiARDM.?At Norwalk, Ooun, on briday, June 27,
Annie North, daughter of Thomas F. end Annie N. Ltcli
m - ? ?
funeral aervken,"" Monday afternoon, at one "c^ock,
at the houaeof her grandfather, Mr. John North, Nor
"remolds?At Newbridge, Vs., ob Sunday, June 22,
Wiuiam T ' Reynold*. Fifth rogliaeut New York state
o. Mo fulb.r, Jwn..
AM,Xi L* Wo broil,.., .I.iooo ?. eoplWo*.
,r,. requested to atlend tt.e fuueral, trom his lather ?
residence, 22 Bayard street, on Sunday afternam.at
three o'clock, without furthor notice.
Van Tamil!..?Oil Thtusdey tnornli g, June 26. at half
oast eight o'clock, of scarlet fever, Sarah Caroline,
dAuqhter of Charles and Zlppocah \?n lasvel, aged
'Tc'fJi^n^fimUrar. reevAc.fuUy IbvM ??
attend the I'un. riCl, from the residence of her mother, 114
Prim e street, this (Saturday) morning, at eleveno clock.
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC roll NEW YORK?THIS DAT.
MIX HIRES 4 31 I MOON ft?TS. PT? 8 T?
SCN SETS 7 X> | HIUH WAIkR. eTe V 23
Port of New York, Jane '47, 1HU4.
CLEARED.
Etna (Bi j, Miorhouiie, Queensto'vu in l Llrer
pool?J oft n O Diftft.
steamship Rurai ia (Uam), Meier, Hamburg?Kunhardt k
Co.
Bteamehln Parkemtmrg, Hoffman, Portland?II B Crom.
writ k l 'o.
HiipMunehcater, Traak, Liverpool?Trask k Dearborn.
? IiL> Liberty, Patterson, Liverpool?J A N rtinlth A Co.
Ship RusaU. McKee, M'teenstosvn, Ao?Urluuell, Mmturn
A Co.
Hark Princess de Yalilana (Itml), Line, Cork?Titus, Smyth
A Co.
Bnrk doe Earl (Prua) Brakscb, Cork?Punch, Meiuoke
A Wemlt.
Hark Dlra (Auit), Anah, Cork?Uolmboa A Co.
Bark Voliiniocr, Uorhani, Vara Crua?Miller A Honghltm.
Bark Arronaul, Grunt, Ciudad Bolirar?Harbeoh A Hut
Mf.
Bark Magdnlena, ?'??, A ftjdnwall? Panama RR Co.
Bark Princeton. Heeley, D tnarara?11 Harnaa.
Brlij Dare (Br), Gaston, (Juaaofttuwn?P<rucu, Melncke A
Wcndl.
ri.'hr Francis Jane (Br), Bain, St Thomas?Smith, Jonea A
Oo.
Schr Reindeer (Br), Archibald, St Martin*?E O Hamilton.
Bohr A Brad tons, Ualacar, Jeremlo? R Thackeray.
Hchr Evelina, Hlggs. llarhor Island?.1 Bneaft.
Brig Prlnoeta Ksyal (Br). Ncwbold, Bermuda?S-nltli,
Jonea A Co
Bohr Emma (Br). Cltrk, Londonderry?H J A C A Dewolf.
Bohr Planet (Br), Wllaon, Londonderry?II J AC A Da.
wolf.
Hcbr Alloa (Br), Faulkner, HI John. NM-1I J A C A Do
wolf.
Schr Triumph (Br), Borden, ft John, NB?A Smllhere A
Co.
Bohr H W Johnaon, Bn?h. Beanfnrt?Master.
Sohr T Page, Frame, Yoi ktown?Vraier.
Sulir Eli/a Frr.n la, Buanri, Wa-lilti'.'toO -W Ialalia.
Schr Lydia, Ogden, Philadelphia ? Mush r.
S lir B' n. Hickman, Pli.ldelphln?H S PnwoU.
Bciir W MrCobh, Gruy, Han .or?N O Plll<bufT.
K In- H Frankltn, .Mills, Kooklaml?M. lcali A Duncan.
Sohr Augusta. Perry. Nut HodfOrd?Master.
B hr Kipcdite, Bceba, Hoion ?L Kenny.
W In Isabella, Muse , Fi'lniootii-r
Behr 8 iagatii> k. Kelly, llnnvrs?Mater
H"lii Try.ill. Adams. Nanturkei.
Bohr Chief, Morris, Ply mouth- Matter.
8-lir J ADts, llallett, llinntii*?Muster.
Pehr M it Mifflin Gin f Itti ?. Fa'l Ills or?1? Kenny.
Bohr Wa i-neld, Arnold, East GrceuurMi? Master
S oop Beaker, Pa'mot, Now Medi'otil
Sloop W D Msn.am, Thtn ' "r Tmntoii?W In.nils.
ARRIVED.
U fl ?team slo'ip-oi- va Seminole, C iminanderWm Smith,
Norfolk June 21, via Furli-ms Yimroe.
Steamship Ei'c??nn (I H transport), loirlwr. Trrittpk
.tun ? Id, Ki y Went Mih, end P n l It'is u! 2 Id, Willi pas' i ngero
In H D Tompkins, H B On irt' rmasti f.
S eainahlp I'hilsd ? Ipliln 11 r< naiiM'?rt>, Barinti, Besulorl,
NO. 16 liouia, In hallast, in D i) Tompkins, U s . iiurter.uai
ter.
Hteamahlp Par'Ker*bnr^,, tlofTm.in, Portland, with mdae
id passengers, in II H Cromwell A Co.
Hhlii Antarrtlu, Btouil<w, Liverpool, T) daya, with mdsa
ami
and ifct passengers (Mormons), lo Xere\,a A Ci?.
Ship J ace i A Stainler, Toiing, London M >j 1J, with rndne,
to Thoa Dunham. Had hoary wtetany galea up to tho
) auk sine Hi w *ter* .tad. ant ca! u?. M tjr 19. M
5 ton tli ThosKviv ???? auu. lei Ir m l e ??.v .1 jU
0 etu.ard Mil ; w*? u-..j I'll B 1 fcfo, tlra'.d Rank*. "J*-*
tt-'.ig* br Olwrlty. ?t tit Andrews, with 2*,iM? ah.
Ship VlMug V \?w K-tf.cd) Soil*-'. London. **/ '?
ami il.e channel 11U1 wi baiiaAl. io >V il IJu* v.
B i k 8 o ll.m.e .-'agua, June 17, with #a,,ur, to J O B kt-r
i-'ar Tr .Uu st ar (of Boston), Pike, Key West, 12 day.,
wtiLco ou iu II R i.fM ; v>th*e\ to wo* \ ,
Brl; Uo o Ui toiler aid', Vfor nrt, Surxiei ?ud. 74
d.iyn. with cm I, to of or. 11m i heavy ?*?:??!/ w uer.
iiri MUbi.<l?i Daii), r.-Ur-oti, ilollardain, W doyn. w?.i
mdae to K h, Me.ncke A: W?*i?(U June 15. lot f. 4], toil
61 I'll, spoke Br b. r K pm , for 11 tol.n; .June I, 1st it 3J>.
Ion M) ? a**e1 ohr Central Am. r.ea, of Ronton. bo-.ml r
Briii l? o . LL tnoii i Br . M*rhn* M-hsuw Mav .
(iibtai ar intii, with f. u.t, to Liw rer (Lie* .V I'o. Vay 'i,
1 ho nil.* K of* Cil raltar, Mas In com ji iiv with l? ?rk I'.aa*
mount, froiri Paieriiio tor Bo?l??u; Jim- I, in lat io40, ion
37 45^. ? xchanm-?t signals with Brt*h )? MalakofT, of St John.
NH. nteeiing Nt a - me lui.e, b-nv an Am hark. ? tp|Mi*fd t ?*
Cam brl ge, which be'led from Menai h a f?? <1m?b previous
for Boston. The (J E L ban ha t nothing but woateily wimli
em 'O | a-sing the longitude of 90, EU'l ho* been 7 iia.v a went
of (I Ba'tkl.
Brt: J'*llion (Br. of Sunderland). LeMUw. Oharento, to
davM, with wine, * randy, Ac, to ord-r. June 5, l it 4J 2?l l"ti
4'.ii, snokc bar* K ll Yarriugtou, ol and f rom Boston for
Brig Sarah M Xewball i Br. of Dlaby, N8>. PavnOn. Car.
thn .' uur 6, with hides, i ubbcr, A<\ to itibon X M inn/..
Br g Sollenino. lli/gln* Baltimore, 6 dava. Willi flour, to
Bnrdett A Everett. Sail. <i In company with bark Sophia,
for Now York. ?
KcbrMa glo Bell (of Camden, M.?), Gilkey, Ponce. PR 16
(lava, wltli molasses, to Slurge* A Co: vessel to it 1' Buck A
Co.
Sellr M 8 liatl.away, H*thu?ay, Lingan, CB, 15 days, with
coal, to M Kellonl.
Hdir John < llr), Morris, Oliar'.ottntown, FBI, IS day a. to
Ti nee A Smith,
'Sclir I> B Pint, Corson. Newborn. NC, 4 day*.
Belir.l T Brady, llah. Newborn, NC 6 day*.
S"br M S Krniunall, V?> ey. Wbito IIoiino ti dsyx.
S hr John Price, t'rowell, Yorkuiwn. 1 daya.
Sclir A B Terry lot New ll.ive.u), El<lrldK?. Norfolk,4day*.
Bohr It P King, Lteie. Vlevund-ia. 8 days
8 In- Kate Aubrey, Curtis, ElizalietliiKirtfor Boston.
8?':r Hover, Rankin, Saco, 7 days,
b lirSydvl, Ke, nul la Adrtl.on, H' days,
Betir Charlotte, Are , , 1!,> kl.ind, 4 (lay-.
Sc-br P II Abbott, Smltli, YVmelium, 2 daya. ?
firiu-T P Anirr (new, 220 ton?). Wrbtlit, N< w n?v H
I Sclir W K Bird, Areyv Albany for Providence,
i Sieanirr M Steven., Umiglutriy, Baltmiore.
Bteanier Ironsides. Vanilerveer, Philadelidiia.
Steamer Comet. Joint*, Phllatlelplna.
SteamerPelitan. Jones. Provlrtenoe.
BELOW.
Ship (lr? at Retmbllc, from S'llp Island.
Ship Jot't A Allvert (not lleury Albert, aa before report
ed i. I roin lit?H1)E?
Bark A/ *lfa. ^
Burl; Wi. helm iuo, 11 days from Tort an Prince.
Brl.,' State of Mains, from Marseilles.?(Both hy pilot n .at
W .1 HoEiner, No 12).
Wind at suusst S\V, light.
UlUcidlaneoui.
, The steatnshiji Etas, Cspl Mirthouss, sells to-dEy Et 12 M
for Queenstown and Liverpool, from pier 44 North Rifdr
Stkam.-htp Okikntal?Capt Merritt, UndcrsrritiT.^' agent,
EiTlve-1 yesterday, and reports that th" t B stsam transuort
Orienttl, EHhors on Body Inland, NO, M ill prove a total
wreck.
Siwi" VOKKMBiKk, Ospt Fuirbanks, hence Feb 2, for LIt*
I rpooK before reported out of date, ha l not arrived up to
J tuc U. As she had then be n out IJ'J days, nh.- may be
considered as a lost vessel. Ti n Yorkshire was iinuim in
C II Marshall A Co * lint of packets, an I was entliely owned
h\ Win II W- bb, Esq, the emlneiU shipbuilder, who con
temp luted put In ; her 111 the guano trade. She was Old) tons
register, built in this city In 1813, rated A2, and was valued
at about $18,000. 8he was not Insured. The following are
the names of tin* oW'er- and crew Janus U 'Van niate. re
ter M T.iik s ?, tmd do; .1 P P. llgren, - ?rpeutcr; W u 6 lutckit
rnv, mevvHi'd: CU.rle* Black, cook; JanutH Bnen, to o Miuitr,
Tlio-v M: nncl. Ct::,s (fac ,ny. Robt rioflmBn, 11cm, Rtt-jell,
Tho. Lord, J,>!in D.ivin*. Jcbn Calv.-n, V\ m Mii tli, Wm
Richardson, Ch?? London. Thoi Parson*, Daniel Conover,
Samuel McCann. Jame* Tucker, Arthur Ron he. and Jamea
Tooley, M ,tneu. There were but three MHfeuger^-Ann
Burn* and her two chH'ren, from Castle Garden. The fol
Kdlowrng tvn* the cargo ot the Y?rk*liliy>?2,744 bj>bt
Ik,(IIS bushel* wheat, 100 bid* pork, 8,000 lb* rfbeae 375
hove* chtcks, 82 824 lb* bard, 210,148 lbs bacon, 25 bbla ashes,
20,711 lb. tallow, 6 bales rags, 6200 staves.
Batik Orkoon (of New IluventeSl-au, from Havana via
Port Prava, (Jorce, Ac, went ashore M ty 2, on a reef off C.i_
zamansa's Klvi r. and with her cargo o! rum, became a total
loss. Crew saved. Capt Sloaa. hrst otUeor and carpeutcr
came passenger* in the Cera, at Salem.
ItwiithvA* Bkki (tint ship! Emma, Sherman, which
was wrecked on the Patacel*. She was owned bv Gideon
Nye. Jr, of New Bedford. Capt Sherman formerly belonged
to New Bedford.
8cua Gazki.i.k, Keating from Port Royal for New York,
was tost ou Cockapur rsland during a gale on the loth tnst.
Schr Hauv esv (of Harwich), Lawrence, heneo for Provl
d'lice, Willi a load of corn, ;?? hen going through Hell Gate,
struck ou bleep Rock an l sunk.
BurrAi.o, June 26-Tbc schr S T> Farwell, with a cargo of
Iron, on entering the harbor of Cleveland yesterday at 8 AM,
struck on live East pier, causing her to leak badlv. slie now
lies sunk, with dock under water, some 40 to 61) rods rrom
the harbor up the river. The deck load is being discharged,
and a steam pump put on board.
Missinq Vksski.?Hhip Forest City, Akworthy, cleared at
New York Feb 21 for Rotterdam, and has not sliiee been
beard from.
Spoken, ???
Steamer Rhode IelEud, from Boeioe tor NOneane, June
"'s'lHji'success, from NYork for Liverpool, Juno 23, lat 39 JO,
'?Shlp Thomas Jefferson, of Bo?ton, from Liverpool for
NY'ork. Juae 23, off Whitehaven, N8.
Shin Sarauac, Rowland, from Liverpool May 13 for Phila
delphia, June 26, off Cape May.
Bark David Nickels. Blake, from Matanzai for Portland,
JlJBri*^o?te!r, 15 daya from Boston for Part ku Prince, June
16, tot 18 49. Ion 64 M. %r^r . _ ? m u ka
brig "Bangor,'* from NTork for ? % Jun# *2# tot Soou,
to&rtglAbby Wkuon, from for ?Jun* ^ no 1,1
orlon. Foreign Porte.
CnONSTAPT, June i>?In port ship# Volga. Bvalds for Bo*
ton, wtg cargo; Amlover, Kenney, for Niork. Sid 7th, aiup
^jSlioRK, June 9?Arr bark Fenelon, Holkins, Boeton for
C ui5oAd. June 2?Rid aiilp Ocean Romp, Ralrdco. Bo,ton,
IIabsoh Quack, >'K, June 7?Arr schr Autumn, Dinsmore,
June 6?Sid bark Kmbl.ni, Davis, Boston.
Malaoa,' June ?? In port bark HeUtona, Wood, for Boston,
ldg. ?d about 4th, Bremen brig Carl, N York.
M Annan.! **, June 12?In port ships J Montgoinery, Hamil
ton, for NYork. Mg; Admiral Brornmy (Br), Mycrs for do.
IjaritH Or*Its, Craig, ?n l Henry, Wilson, for do; brig Rltal
(BrI. Stephens, for Boston about 26th.
Fomck. June, 10?In port brig Cohasset, of Bo*ton, arr 7tli;
Daniel Trowbridge, arr 8th; ichra Gen Armftrong, just arr;
Oregon, of Calais, Cor Por.land neit day; Qua Bock, for
Philadelphia Sid 10th. brig Red Wing, Clark, Ouayanllla,
^RavrKBOAM* June 9?In Port ship Flora Ij
tor Baltiii o.e: barksLoob.Frederlke (Ham), Zybraatt, for
Bos'on. Lucy A Paul (Pius), Sacba; Tor mntoTu?m. (Meek ,
Brt.idhcring; Ilenny iMmk), ?hlerlch; /V1 V - *iIt? k
He. k?r, and Advauco (Brl, Reuouf, for NRuik, Lll^v
(Dulrh), Dhka'U, for do and Philadelphia.
8 iasoRaE, April 16?In port bar* J H R*ns?.m, Chapman,
for NYork;and others a* before. ?
Shizi.ps, Jutie 10?In port l?rk Brilliant, Colburn, for
Bb 'Tm""w, June's?In pert bark* Edmund DwIgbt Cun
ningl>am, lor Boston 7 day*; Alice Tarlton, Mown, dlsg; Ms
rv Brougntoii, Herrlck, for Lon l??n. . a UnrB
Sauua. June 15?In port *hip Sebavtopol, unc; barks Morn,
lag Light, and Lncy Bften. do: brig* S a Adam*, ldg. Call
fornlaf utic; iehr* A E Wlllard, Oonley, tor, NYork 17th,
yhern ef the Sottih, for do abt 18th; Kale Walker, Uullifer,
for Phila'ieiphla 17tn.
NMoabMiaixrs.
4 T (S, *3 SO, ?t an I $4 SO, SHOES AND GAITERS. \LL
J\ Un- newest style* now rend/ at JUNES', lUaud 12 Ann
ALL SIZES BUNTING AND SILK FLAGS?ON HAND,
for sale by llOJER A GRAHAM, inanufai'ttireis, U?
Dunne f treet.
A
I STAPLE REMEDY.?DURNOH CATARRH SNUFF.
Solil by all Hint clas* druggi-ta In the United States; to
wholesale deuler* bv the proprietor, formerly of Albany.
?l, New ** "
now of 214Ur<enwb ii street, New York. J. Dl'ltNo
At barkers?the best, most natural and
coolest Wig- in toe world me made. Hue them at 622
Bioadwnj.
IT OI Mil RE HE'S, >4 ALB I'MS (FIFTY PICTURES)
11 (Mailed at $& Wedding Cards, Nolo Paper, Monograme
In p 'i feet mate.
ATUIMBKEDKH, 5-0 BROADWAY, $4 ANN $5
Kaim retailed at i t, i.uor tan- at pro] ortioaalely cheap
rale*.
AT KM.RDKLL'S.?WEDDING CARDS. note PArER.
ai*. Tin-u uelehreted engraved tarda are ?old only it
tli' old mare, 3d.' Brwa.hvay. corner of Dnanr. Vialtlng
plaie and earns . $1 SO.
A PACT HETTL0D I?'"WHITE'S PATENT LEVER
Tru**" Cdret Hernia or Rupture; n new principle, aetion
Inward and upward. Hundreds have been cored thlayear.
Come and nee It. Pamphlet* free. AddroM GREGORY A
CO., 2.1 Bond ntreet.
.1 CAPTION TO THE LADIEU.-UNPRtNCtPLKD
J\. p. rami* hate Issued a bate imitation of I.AluDS
Bloom of Youth.* or Liquid Pearl. B- particular that the
name Laird I* aiamped In the Hla-a. Thla truly delightful
Sea udder baa stood tlie teat of yeare, and tha beat e?i tlth ate
ofitsralne la, fiat ladle* who Irive Ufil It will lia\ a no
other All dniggl-ta aed UW Hroadwv ?
ATIMII SAND REFHIOKRvTOKS. AT $3 H |3
$15. WflOt silver platajl lee uKhers, *?il 80. f4 W,
f I Ml, it 30, at E. D. BASSKOUD S, ?'oopur Institute, New
York.
A FOURTH OK JULY DOUBLE WUM1IER
BEADLE'S DIME NgVP.LS, NO. Ml.
THE UNIONIST'S DAUGHTER,
A Talo of the Kebelllen In Tenueaaee.
Prioe twenty ocnta. For aale by all newadralcr* and book
seller*.
Attention.-pr. bkiogs, thh chiropodist, is
skilful and (uoceasful In hi* tieatmrut of eorna,
btinl' tta. na Hostile*, club and Inverted nail*. enlarged and
diseasedJoints, ar.d all other cNaea,e* of the feet. OllW e
212 Broadway, New Ton.
A FORTUNE IN A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT ?
For aale heoa?i?e the owner I* otherwise engaged. Ap
ply to JOHN T. A.MBS, 30 John street.
B
BADLB'S DIME SERIES.
PARSON HKOWNLOW
*at> Tit a
UNIONISTS OF EAST TENNESSEE,
WITH AMiCl'OTKS, IMUIDBNT*, K?0.
AMERICAN BATTf.ES NO. I.
PITT.-BURG LANDING
AND T It K
SIEGE OK CORINTH
Ten emits eaeh. For*.,In by all newsdealer* and book
BEADLE k CO.. Pulillahcr*. N?w York.
TJORDKArX WINE COMPANY. FULTON STREET,
I > ...ri?<? i oi William, offer* to luiullh * and the trade, puro
Li i| tin sat war prlee*. Kiou Buurbon, $1; duo Sherry,
heal Ghi.il M; I'd.' ? Brandy, it 5) pigallcn; flr-l I***
" t, i'J S7 per ne a*.
Ciiumpagti*. $tt; dun Claret,
BRPlHIEWArKR PaINT?SINCE 1000 WELL TESTED
or rtmfe, tilt Iron, woo I and tub k, rtae';* *nd hntla of
?? ?? I . holding the dM lory. ara. Depot 71 Mitdut lttte.
c
3HUTCHES AND t'ANKS FOR T1IK MTI.IJ'tN-AT
the manufitctnrer's. O. I'INNKLL,
No. 2 Cnrttau lisireet.
C1IIRUNIC DIAHKH'KA.
/ In ii. t.aiti b ma iUtile iwwer of th ' PERUVIAN SA'RI P
more -ttlk ugly shown ill in In thi (ireTuntlon and mired
Chr.il, I Glarr o-a Th" tuna of the nbe.in d mucous mum
brune *e tna III Oh II stored, ii< tiritahilttydl-.ippe.ire, iha
dl eal.on Und absorp Ion o nutrlnii nl are duly performed,
the dischargee bream* naiural, end health M eoou fe eAVdi.
1 abed.
A
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l^i^l 'lualitl i. and to keep to h.a first;hmp>
ti?n amid atruie change an developments of the iu.ry.
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/TOKNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
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ur incouveuleuce 10 the patient, by Dr. ZAClIARIE, Suigeou
Chiroi odisl, 760 Broadway. Refers to physicians and sur
goon** of the city.
Deafness, impaired sight, noises in
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principle, which restores hearing in the most hope^less cases,
bv the well known oculist and aurist of New York, Di. A ON
KiSENBERG. yKW, YOB?, June 14,1862.
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of others which Dr. Ton Eisenberg's great skill has air- ad)
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nied by a very unpleasant discharge from my ear- Th Doc
lor operated on my car, removing a polypus with ? #?tlj
ness that fully demonstrated the eflh-ienoy of th< sctontittc
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STARTLING EVENTS
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K| ccihi attention is invlteu to thu humor* of the war as
port rayed in graphic letters from Orpheus U. Kerr and the
Dial landed Volunteer.
The circulation of the Sunday Mercury now exceeds, By
over ilfleen thousand copies, thst of all ihe othi-r Sun lay
ra|iers combined, and In increasing at the ml- of from flvo
hundred lo one thousand with every issue.
Advertlaers are reqwated to ?--n-l in their throw early.
Aider on o'clock this evening tl.ey will'?? too lute for cMtsnih
catlun. Olive. 11.1 Knit- n atrocl.
S?T?|StO?X.?PR AKK'S I'LAN'TATltlN HITTERS ?
(If this celebrated Brand, app. era lo tie Ih- every one's
month, as well aa on every one'* table. They are a splendid
article and enn lie railed spon to strengthen and iuvigoiate
exhausted nature.
DENTIITHT.
\ RTIKII/I AL TKKTH.-DR DUUKIN CONTINUES TO
a'V extract teeth In twa seconds without twin. No extra
charge fm- temporary seta or extracting. I have chemically
pure etuer anil eblorofosui, which 1 an minister with safety .
No. 373 ?'anal snoot..
I KTIMt'lAI. TEETH ?REMOVAL-DR. LUTHER.
JtV |len't?t. long < stahllahed in Saw York, Hi East Twen
ty-second street, ueuy L> - injiu-u avenue. WurianMd uu
surpassed Sets ol Armlcial Teeth, on go'd, plMlnn. allv--r or
sul- anl'e, #s io $23. Painless Extraction and Killing. Genu
ine ArtiB'-lnl Houe, ,70 cents.
LL DENTAL DISEASES cl'KED BY
L WALTER DAY. M. p..
No. .'el Amity street.
Thine hlnoKs west of Bread way.
DRS Civil' FIN, IB* GRAND STREET, OPrOSITE
Lord A Taylor's, New York, an', '237 Fulton street,
H o k>>t>. aie Inserting lull or pnrital sets of tbslr improved
artlfli inl Teeth, with or without extracting the root*. Full
?ubl
sets on gold or platlim. $28; silver or rublier, $10; partial
sets gold, per tooth. $2; silver or rtibber, $1; extracting, J3c
GJ. EAGLETO*. DENT18T. HAS REMOVED
? from Clinton place, New York to 7# Montague place,
corner o llenrv stwei, Brookly n Heights, near the Wall
street ferry.
1 1 CERTIFICATES ?II ATI NO HAD TWO TKKT1I
L. IOA extracted wlth'yut pain By Dr. J. JAY YILLK1W.
13b Oraud street, two Bl-veks from Hrmdway. 1 cheerfully
merit this as a rectim mends Ann to those suffering Hum
too- bache.
MARY M. DKRMOTT, 98 East Twenty.nftli streot.
LEOAL NOTICES.
CtOMMON WEALTH OFi
11 ^Pennsylvania, _
Wayne county. ss. /
To Harriet M. MrBrth and William M Relit, her lut*.
baud.?You are hereby uollncd that l>y virtue ?ff ewrtvof
in pilsitinn awarded i?y the orphans' t'onrt of suld county, I
will, on the 1st day of "August. "MM. at two o'sl-ck of s?|J
day, proceed upon the premises, situate In I'r. stun town
ship, said county, to make a partition of. the teal regale of
which your grandfather, John H'eptretis. died aeLed, at
with* linre ..id plaue yon are uotl'RV,HBRT S^DORIN.
Rhsi'iR of Wayne county.
Dated liosFsnai.c, Pa., May 30, leg*.
DRY CMWDRt
ToSRPH UAHTKl.LI WOULD INFORM lit* NUMB
sI nuts customers thai on Saturday, Jum TH, h -wlll open
his splendid new- store. 131 PuiUni avenue, Brooklyn, with a
large Stock Ol RM-b-'Us, H overs, Dress Miks. Laces, Meu til
lis. Limn* ami J> welry all i heap, from auction.
OU.MM1 R MANlTLLdi
o Will IK BAKLOK MANTILLAS AT |] KV
HI.A- K HARK K M \NTII.L SB AT $2 fid.
IIK EN A MI R-VRROR MVNTll.LAS
trench lace points at $2 r,o.
S. 8. MILLS A CO.,
SH Rro.iiiw-ay.
RICIRNIOTT.
fHSIlfNO BANKS -MIHH STKAMF.R OKOToN, HAPT.
James A. Duoueit, will leave daily as follows i Saturdays
exetpiedre?North rixer?Christopher s'reet, 7'. A R. ;
Spring .ireet, 7H A. M. Bavl ritfer?Erisune aire-i, HA. M. |
frrk si p, HH A- Nl,i pier Mo, t^tWlh rlrjj $ A. M.
Keireshm-utsof all kings, Fishing TgUle, Bait,**. at
hoard. Fare toe the trip, Ufif cants.
MI SO f LL4SIUOS.
,v?T -MM? X.
j 8-JT?Utt-Jt.
H-T?UUO?X
b-f-i at x
F?T-Wi X.
a?t?IH66?x.
Til' >l<II HOME-TEa. t iNIC
1'IIK <>LO HcMKSTEAD TOMIO.
the OL> homestead ToNiO
THK OLl> HoMKblKk ' T ' vie
TuK OLD HOMKNTKAD TO MS ill
TltK Oi D Ho.iIK.iiE to TONIC
Lrt our |x>aga?.ion* be what they m,y ? tnsrtofs pj wm,
bro.id lands. inaguilionat p ate or caasei* of "pr. 1011a
II Milk in the balance *' aia!nut Hr'st
?Iwicf' ? In all Miik i:i the In lame m a.a f?m llesven
XI9a! boon, HEALTH, ami He i round be ? ttjoyed without
it. The language ot suture attest* that whoever wont I eu
joy tin* pes,ore* of f .od, the ruUKu of ilow ra?mi and
sea pea, the joy a u! r.iupaaioii-dup, the richness of Htrra
u.r and tiie honor* ot Miatiun una n-liuwii must preserve
their b?alth. And yet how Utile is it va.'ui d and how care
les-ly prtasrved 1 ill" stomach Is lie irur-l,tela of all note
risliii em and the fouH'itni from which a!. parta of the hod/
d i ivr their sustnnai* e. Wb-u foul, injurious food imt?r*
the t omarh acuta* ay in path/ Sisorxaiii/e* all utlo r uua?i ?,
an. 11 .eaaea, more or Uwa pehei ul, most lulloar. The law*
of natureuaanot be violate# with impunity. Night letelry,
luxurious living li re .larily of meal* and a disorder* I ap
p-uu-will gruilua.l , ia\ the luuudailou lor disease. Ilots
many ladiua an t gentlemen eat and drink disease at lata
suppers ami ovl-- m the ino war with headache, loaa oi
appetite, leel.ug lauguid, WMirolrealied, levansh, low ?|.irlt
ait, weak, atid imapmitatod lo perforin auy mental or pby
aiual duty, and dwaui not ihia is the beginning Of thai bar
rid disease,
DYSPBPKIA,
DYSPEPSIA,
DYM'F.PMA,
DYSPEPSIA,
DYi-PEI'SlA,
DY.SPEP.HA,
wh.eii uwuuits a thou-aiul aliapea, and p.iuta toward# a
III.-.era' I- life anil premature decay? Ther. eau he no medi
cal remedy that will turn lil.ied into fo d. o polaoued drink*
Into iioui'tshinriil. Medical ai line e eau assist nature, auppi/
exhausted Uuida, and, to a ureal ex tent, correct the etleoleoC
dtaeaae, when the habits are ulMin lu ied.
The tne.d. -al 1 anally haa exhausted lia rea ar. h for genera
tion* In *r< allni; Aiipetlzera and uv.tr .imln; aiomaohln de
rangements; eertain in.rrdlenta are now well eaUtmahed aa
uoaaetutini: oeneheiai umiiiUfs?among those are
CALISAYA HARK AN D ST. CKOIX HTM.
CALISAYA BAKK AND ST. CROIX HUM.
CALISAYA HAKK \NI? ST. CKOIX HUM.
t'Al.lSAYA BARK AND ST tlKOIX RUM.
CALISAYA HAKK AND ST. CKOIX RUM.
CALISAYA BAKK AN LI ST. CKOIX RUM.
But still compuneni* were wanting, and regularity could i
he obtained. An invalid physic ian, sojourning in the troph
oal l-lund of St. Croix, observed the habus of the iniliraa.
ami gathered from theai the receipt for the hnal eorompllsh
unai of tlilw most important end. Its component parta,
largely in orpern'rd in the vegetable diet of that laland, pro
du. ed'ellect without a proper knowledge of the ca tar. Tho
article wua Ural made uml naed a-a prtvaia modiolus. It*
cifeciB were < a il oary that ic la now being produced and
couaumo.l in immense quantities, iindet ibe name ot
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS,
Dli AK K'S,PL A NT ATI D.N BITTERN,
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS,
DRAKE'S PLANTATION HITTERS,
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS,
DRAKE 8 PLANTATION MTTKKH.
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC
OLD HOMES.RAD ToSic
old homestead ton..
olo HOMES i e VD Tim ii .
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC
OLD HOMES J K AD TONIC,
They dot Willi the power ot a medium.', una a: taken by old
or youtig with the pleasure of a beverage. The sale oi three
bitters was at tlrsl connn"d to ourextreiaa Soiuh. r.i cites,
bill they are uow becoming well known throj,'Ii nil the
world, and are recommended with the uioal uubounded Con
fidence, lor all complaints originating from a diaorgamaed or
diseased stomach?Much as Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
Nervou* Affections, Loss of Appetite. Int ruiltteul !? ?\er%
DiaiThoea, Sour Stomach, Hea.uiohe, Fever ami Ague, Weak
uea*. Ac.
As a morning appetizer, and after dinner tonic, they are
held in high estimation, and should bu found upon the ilda
board of every family.
They are also much relied upon In-the tropic* for Scrofula.
Rheumatism and Dropsy.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
IM Pi >U I'A nT CEKITKit' A i K.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
lAil'ORTAN r CEKTIFICATE.
Kociikstsk, De.. is, 1-61.
Missus. P. H. Drake A Co:?UkMTi.KMKg?1 ha n ... u a
great siillerrr Hum Dyspepsia for three or four i. ..ie. I
have, tried many, If not all, the rumediut reo ?mmeiid 'd lor
It- eur*. Instead of relief I became worse, bad to abandon
ruv profession, and suffered greutiy from everything 1 eat.
My mind was much affected, depressed and gloomy. About
three months ago I tried tbo Plantation Bitter*. They
almost immediately benelltted me. 1 continued their use,
and to my great joy, I am nearly a well men. 1 have reouea
up-nded tie in in several cases,and aa far as I know, alu aye
with -i.nsl " Merit. I am, very rcspe.uinlly yours,
Rsv. .1. S. CAKHORN.
8?T?186l>?X.
8?T?I66B-X.
? 8-T-IC6J-X.
8?T?ISdl)?X
8-T?UDO-X.
Thai vou may lie your owe judge oi the elfl. aeyol these
celebrated Bitters, wc sulimlt auwrtial lo.iirii.i of Hie arti
cle a of whl.-h they siv Composed.
ST. hROIX RUM
ST. CKOIX RUM.
ST. CKOIX BUM.
ST. ' KoIX RUM.
ST. CROIX HUM.
The ioiiIi: iirop.-itles of pure St. Croix Bum ere well known,
mid it has long lieen rvnvtnmended by physicians. It is
* ? -- I ? I.AA Uai.ia?<lAnA Pleiti. Mllfi ihei ITM 11 a*
m*uiufavturi d from tiie Sugar Otoe Fianiraml thai we use,
is selected with great care irem the estates of ? lew planters
in the Ulterior of that lslae*.
CALISAYA, OR KINli 8 MARK,
CALISAYA, OR KINO'S MARK.
GALlHAk A, OR KING'S BARK,
CALISAYA, OR KING'S BARK,
CALISAYA, OR KING'8 BARK,
wMunknoian tocivlilzatton until the middA of the seven
teenth century. The native* of Tern arc generally suppogeR
to have been long previously acquainted with its moat we??
derful medeeinai qualities. Hutnholdl makes favorable ae*M
tion or the fehrtruge qualities of thi* article aa an antidote
to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Malarious Kevei% Id
his extensive South American travels.
The Oountese, wife of the Viceroy of Peru, having In her
own |
?aid,
Introduced thla remedy
lion It was distributed imd sold by the JeaulU, who a*w
?aid to have obtained for it the enormous suae
of It* weight In silver. From (til* circumstance 16
was called Jesuit* Powder, a title which it retained ~
be Gounteu, wile oi tne v icerey o: rvru. Having ia asr
n person experienced the lienellctsl effect* or the bark, M
1, on her return t> hpain, in the yiar 16RL to heve dree
reduced this remedy In-e Europe. After its Introdu*
many yeara In 16M1, we are told that an Engllshmaa by I
name of Sir John Talbot employed It with great aucceaa
France, in the treatinent of rover ami Ague, PyyegM*^
Nervous Affection*. Los- of Appetite, Weakness
ity, Palpitation of tb* Heart, Diarrhoia, Ac., Ac., under
name or English Fowderv; at length, In the year 1679, n
sold the secret of its origin aud preparation to Louis XIV.,
by whom it was dlviilgoTl. It Is uow a standard remedy,
and Is employed In the n epnratiou of the Plantation Bluant
OA SUA ItlLLA BAKK
CASi'AKILLA BARK
CAS' \ItlLLA BARK
CA8CAKILLA BAKK
CA8CAK1LLA BARK
is another iiuportaut Ingredient. It w as knowu la Germany
as early a* I79>\ and much used as a substitute lor Perti
' tan Syrup. I* Is employed as a gtutlc stimulant and toatc.
In Dyspepsia. Chronic Ularrhiea, Oholic, Dysi'iitsry. aud dia
esse > of the stomach and boweia.
DANDELION
DANDELION
DANDELION
DANDELION
DANDELION
I- o-ed l ev inflamniatloa of the ioiu uml splean, In ess-m ef
bi:lsr\ scctetlont and dropsioal ailei'tloiis, i.etn iii; i.t in oi>
strociious of ihe abu juiiual tisoura, and U< r'ii.,e..u nt of the
dig' si|v< organs grnerally,
ClltMOMILE FLOWERS
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS
CHAMOMILE E LOWERS
CHAMOMILE flowekb
chamomile flowers
srv used fo.' viiteuhlcd digestion and waut o( apiietlte.
WINTKRGKERN,
W I N fKULlREEN
W1NTE ItORKRN
WLNTERGRRRN
it i v ruSoUL-LV
I* t ? >. ><? of ????!jr great efficiency, nod la a*>
|. i "y v i ..bo iii Simula, Rheumatism and Nefraue
.td.vHon- _ _
LWKXDER FLOWERS.
I. AI r.NPKE FLOWERS,
La.NKn oKil PLOW K KB,
L.W KNDEK HuW r.KS,
L WEN DEE FLOWERS,
an arumtix: atlnuiinnt nim Ionic, highly in vlgomtlog In Mr
ions OoiiiKtv, y n*i "i* ?? the | alaie and stomach.
ANISE,
ANISE,
AMUK,
ARISE,
ARISE,
an'.romntic ? ai m,na ive, ereatlug flaab, mnacla and Milk;
ui icu used in uur?ing.
S_T?18DO-X.
8?T?1(M>?X.
8?T?4060?A.
IS?T?IK00-X.
S_T? ISO I? X.
Another Itur dtentnf remarkable andlwnnderfel rirtaea.
used In tkii preparation ol theac Hitter*, 1* a native of
Hiatil, aim a- rot unknown to the commerce of the world.
A Spanish writer rnjf*:? Ailunuietered wBh St. Croli rum
It never laila t* relieve nervous tremor. wakeful m-aa, dla
tnrbe l sleep, Sc., and that it I* uaed with great eirect by the
Brazilian, Spanish and Peruvian ladle* to h- ighten Hair
color an l beauty. It lm|iart* cheerfulna** to the illsiaialtien
and brilliancy to the completion. We withhold It* name
from the pontic for th* present.
To Hi* above am added Clove Bud*. Orange, Carruway,
Coriander and Snake Hoot. The tvhol* I* cmuiditad i>y a per
tVct chemical pi eene, end under the immediate sup i vision
ol a skilful mil xdcntlflcpliamiaeentijt.
DRAKE S PLANTATION BITTERS,
lilt VKK'S PLANTATION. BI TI KRM,
DRAKES PLANTATION HIlTKItA,
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
DKAKKS PLANTATION HITTKR8,
OLI> HOMES I ^AD.TUNIO,
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,
old homkmbaD tonio,
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,
old riimestead Tom io,
are put up in patent ? ouie?, representing a Swim tr-rnn
and are an ornament m thn abldmerk.
SMAvSlOKNEMS.
SKA SICKNKsS.
SKA SICKNESS.
SKA SICKNESS.
SKA SICKNESS.
Tmvoller* by railrisd or upon the Inland rtveee. wliem
the great change of taster I* an al> a |? ollti ? cause m luclpti-al
bTLi" B*INTERMITTKNT kOUK ANDCHIIL IKVERM.
HILIOl S, INTEHMITTBnT. AO! K AND CHILL KLVERa*
BlLIOl'S, INTERMITTENT. All LK tNDCHLLL FKVBES.
HIUOIS. INTERMITTENT. tGUB AND CHILL FEVERS,
BIUi>US,lNrEMIlTK.NT.AOi;E \NU t Hll-LKKVEltS,
may leal a certain rnlau if ihcy piotcct Uiemoelvea wttS
three Buicre. The muddy water of the Weitem rtvrrn,
filled with decayed venataide and animal matter, Is quit*
eure to produce dle cN imleo* .uarded by an amldete, rack
a ?I* iinind in ibe I'lanuilon Biltera
WHAT IS SAID OK THE PLANTATION HITTERS.!;)
WHAT IS SAID OF THE PLANTATION HITTERS.
WHAT IS SAIL 01 THE PLAN CATION BITTERS.
WHAT IS said or TMK *LANjXTIoB Birr BBS
WHAT IS SJulD (If THE PLANTATION BIT TERM.
wuai ?n l.t monib, tdik dayTlSk
E-*ii*i n Fsi***?Wilt thou Mud m? another eaae of Iky
Hi t r-f NoV1** b?* proven ao Weftclal or agreeable (?
rrv invalid wtfnakd inyeell as tug Plantation Itinera. Tky
u'nl> . . ISAAC 110WLAND.
it .a the intention of the ^veprletore to auataiu the leyutar
Sen Ol tble *1 th le upon lie, merit. Every ingredient M war
ranted aa ktnt'd.
Me oareiui that every nettle been the fno eimlle (tgnntura
of the proprietor*. P. H, DRAKE I CO., N*w York.
Drake'* ITankiUws Hitter' are sold by nil druggt**,
grater*. hotel* end T**tenranU
" " DKAKK A CO , ?w? Broadway.
drake .? co.. an Browierny.
P. H
u
DRAKE k CO.. fistf Brmtk* ?
DBA hi. k CO . Wfi Broadway.

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