The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1870, Page 10

fae ' ane counsel, who hus no fear of rec 10 POSTSCRIPT. LATEST WAR NEWS. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOAX HERALD, Prassiane Surprised by Gi Idiane—The Entire Party Killed or Captured. Tours, Noy, 19—Midnight. ‘The following oficial despatch has been made ‘Yaoite:— ‘The Prossians at Chattilon were surprised by a © party of Garibaldians, under Ricciotti, and all were @ither kitled or taken prisoners, THE “QUEER” SHOVERS. How o Jerseyman Was Drawn Into the Web— He Claims to be a Philanthropist— The Prisoners’ Discharge. Joseph Cecio, 74 Eighth street; James W1!son, Vorty-ninth street and Tenth avenue; Frederick Dain, 157 Bldridge street; Charles EH. Magill, Brook- lyn; George Mitchell, 10 Ridge street; Samuel Florence, 227 Fifth street; Charles Buf, 213 Bow- ery, and Rudolph Maste, of 57 Spring street, are wested by oflicers of the Fiftecuth precinct, at 88 Broadway on Friday afternoon, upon eomplain of Dexter Wall, of Rutherfard Park, N, J., charged witn dealing in counterfeit money, the facts of which havo already ap- peared in the HeraLp, were yesterday morning ar- Baigued before Justice Shandiey, at Jefferson Mar- Bet. Tue complainant, who had been detalued in the station house all night by Captain Hedden In ‘order to ensure lls appearance against the prisoners, ‘Was escorted to tHe court al ten A. M., dressed in a fight colored overcoat and lilac colored gloves, No. 14, the same as those worn by counsellor Howe, who defended him. He stated he had observed the fol- Jowlng advertisement tn a paper on Sunday last: #1,000 a day can be made by parties that are up to anuf, whhout intertermg with their other busiuess, Address W. D. M. Les, 685 Broadway, New York, Dexter, wha, Ike his former namesake, is “fast”? and imagined himself up to snuff, addressed the rm, and received the following circular in reply:— New Yous, Nov. 17, 1870. Dra Sin—Your favor received. If youre uly mean b ens you now hol the key to a tortune in your bands ou ave todo isto unlock ft, We want a competent will set at work in earnest an w at least, $600 per week. If yor agree to | no otuer agent iy wile five mils of you. We you the under the following ranters, and you ei! know itt to our interest to d Hot only that you may buy more but #0 that you tay 4 to your trteres: not to or we stand high mess #8! ~-Firty to send the {1 of our moury azreed d, we guaray the duis are printed pistes Wasi!igion. Third, we puarantee’ the biis are perfect fn ct—dies, Humbers and everyihing and cannot be m geauing greenbacks, ¢ mM by the paper, we guarantes the} so that not one ably with you, it ne f from the original v0 would ever notice Fitth, we gnarave fee that every bill looks Hike as tf it had’ been carries in the Pocket for «ime time, and nay one anew. Sixth, we Busrantee {f you donot get druvk ant let anything oat, ii, und thus you will have no trouble, go ta with ua and reuata cause to regret ft. We will go into nese guarantors, and you have only to ze never to fon to any Iving person ey from. Gu there conditienson'y we ay order on the teruis of given so Where vo: will (urnis: enc!osed ¢ Accompan, the above circular was a circt purporting to e heen cnt from the editorial col- umns of the Heracp, bat which !s a forgery, as no such article ever appeared in these columns, A large number of these printed circulars were found in the office of the swiidices, The routine of busi jor the victims to remit them $50 jor $50 worth of sourious mo. ing in retorn a box filled with sawdust conta the 1 ving etreulai NEw York, —— —,187 \_ Dean £tR—Do not get disconraxed, is only. aS and we wars use this precaution for fear of « the authorities showd happen to get wind of our operations and porsibly thive to watch any €. 0. D. j We may send ont, and seizo the moncy as you were taking it ym the exp office, Na wo @hicld yon trom any ppsstble dancer, we have sent hix empty box, which you have a perfect right(o bry and yetarry home. But we have the money secure y pa dillcrent w and 48 soon us We get the rein Package all right we guarantes to send it forward free of Plebarge, and 40 any eveut vou have a perfect right to re ‘anything sent free, for there Is no proof that ye We always work’ on thio plan, and it ts suve to protect us Both, for you have wyperfect riyht to pay for un empty box jand ‘azo wright to receive scat free u ‘peal. We also in this enne nrone, give the money free aud soli the ex; 1 will ment. urity to tis voth ‘an: ‘The complatnant—who fs a verdent young man— | deavored to impress upen the minds of ali present @ court that he was acting out of ‘pure pi brophy for the benefit of the people of this § ad hai leit his home in Jersey snd parted with fifty Wars or his hard earnings to show these rascals tie pubic. Mr. Nowe—How wonld it have been if you had re: setved $500 in counterfeit money? Vall—I should have run right down to the Pit. tee th precinct station house as fast as I could and giv en Lito the oflicers, . A # the comptainan mitted he had visited this eity exclusively tor the purpose of purchasing the mo} Wy, Justice Shandley informed him he was 10 bert er than the prisoners and he would not beleve Tim under oath, He decitaed to entertain auy com- piah it irom Wall, and the prisoners, who are a diz. rep ta.vie looking crowd, left the court room with ing his fee in jhe n loney bis clients are in the habit of dealing in. to \ EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION, “Destruction of Keitys’ Furniture Factory— Ataqnarter before five o'clock last evening a fire «orig. nated in some shavings In the basement of the four siory brick building Nos. 215 and 217 East sveuty-minth street, owned and occupied by G. L. & J.B. Kelly, manufacturers of window shades and Vurwiture. The flames spread wath great rapidity, wid iu a very short time the bu.lding and contents > fere totally destroyed and several of the adjoming ® Wiidings damaged. Tho loss of Messrs. Kelty is e; ‘timated at $20,000 on building, $15,000 on stock gi vl $12,000 on macdipery, said Lo be fully msured wWartens city and ont of town companies, q ‘he tenement honse No. 219, adjoining the factory ane coupled by eight poor families, was partially desi woyed. Loss abonit $5,000; partially insured, ‘yh € dwelling ot Henry Dunphy, No. 243, and its cout Mts, Were damaged to the extent of $2,000; fully ‘sured, The *esidence of Mr, Charles Barton, No, 216 East Thirtic Bh Street, in the rear of the factory, was dam- aged to ‘the extent of $500, jue « Wwelling of D, Ketier, No. 218 East Thytieth atrest, Was damaged w the extent of $1,590; 1n- aured. ‘No. 220 Mast Phirtieth street, owned and occupied by Mrs. b ‘erne, was damaged Lo the extent of $2,000, aigi is coy ered by Insurance. j Loss Upwards ef $60,000. 1 AAGEST OF A FUGITIVE DEFAULTER. On or about the Ist of Octeber last Irederick C. Zewis, who jor several years had been employed ag gollector for the Knickerbocker {ce Company, dis- appeared frour the city, and on an examization of fis accounts being made it was found | Mat he was a defauiter to the tune of $3,000. Jt was subsequently ascertained that Lewis had fed to Savannah. An indictrnent for embezzlement Was procur.d azatust im, and Governor Holtman issued a requisition ior his arnest. Detective Rielly, of + eenth precinct, p,ro- seceded to Saveuuan, 2 Lewis as he was on the point of leaving that y for N Orica: He returned to iis city Ww fis prisoner on th @teamer Virgo, and jexcer etreet police etalon. THE FAIR OF ST. VINCENT OE PAUL'S CHURCH ‘Tne ladtes’ fair at St. Viticewt de Paul's church, Willamsberg, ts continuing with gratifying resuiie. Last nightthe immense basencent of the chu erowded by persons from adjolng parisiies, ‘were anxious Lo see Ue beautiful gad unique article: ‘The fair wili continue agoiher STABBING AFFIAY. "At @ late hour last night William Doyle and Ba- 1.70 Clark were piaying billiards tn @ saloon at No, #8 Greenwich sweet, when a dispute arose about the game, A fracas occurred, during which Clark BiavoOd Doyié ia the left breast wih a@ pocket kuile, inflicting a dangerous wound. Doyle was taken to fs Lome, No, 135 Washington siveet, Clark fled and made his eseape. “ASSAULTED, AND ROBBED. At eleven o'clock Jast night Mr. Nicholas Jollte, @f No. 48 Awity street, while passing through Greene street, near Ho ton, was assaulted by James Greenesand an uncno,’n man, who knocked him brik and robbed him of .\ silver watch worth fitteen jollars, Groeve Was arrespod and locked up, but his companion escaped. y | ive o'clock he went into the room o¢ Lewis Was locked up at tie | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. ene cS AFTER SEVEN YEARS. were Found Dead in Their Beds, Fate at Keppler’s Hotel—A New and Extra. ordina y Phase of tho Caie—A Sister Charges a Brother with Horrible Crimes—Is She a Perjurer?— A Strange Affidavit—The Jersey Authorities at Thoir + Wit’s d, Seven years ago lacking a few months, one quiet Sunday moraing im February, the anotent town of Newark, N. J, was thrown into & state of feverish excitement in conse quence of tho discovery that two young women, German servant girls employed ma Teutonic board- ing house on Newark street, known as Keppler’s Hotel—tne proprictor being a man named Andrew Keppier—bad been murdered in @ manner most mysterious, ‘ ‘The victims, Rose Wittel and Frederika Koegel, the former close on thirty years of aze and the latter about twenty, took part during the early part of the preceding evening in some terpsichorean pleasures which took place in the hotel, and in which the boarders and the Keppler fatily also participated, Everything passed oif right merrily, and ata com. paratively early hour the girls, Rose and Frederika, withdrew from the dance ball aud repaired to thelr chamber. They appeared to be im the best of healin and the happiest of moods, One of them, Frederika, was especially MUght- hearted that night. She was engaged to be married soon to a nice German iad living in the game house, one Radulph Hendrick, and her buoy- ant, effervescing state of feeling was such that even- ing a3 to excite some little banter from her more intimate friends, Soor after nine o'clock tue girls retired for the night, occupymg each a separate bed, Subsequent to thelr reurement several persons be- longing to tie Louse, as will appear hereafter, had occasion to enter the giris’ sleeping apartment, but nothing transpired calculated to excite the slightest suspicion that POUL PLAY ‘Was even dreamed of. Shortly after the girls had gone to bed yo Rudolph entered the room in search of bis watch key, which it appears his sweetheart, Frederika, was ac omed to keep for him, lest | he mtvht lose it, Custom, too, had made ita mat. ter of course for him to euter the girls’ ¢ hamberon such errand s without exciting any uneasiness with them or othe rs. He remained in the room ahout ten minutes and then retired to his own apartment. An hour or so later one of Mr. Keppler’s daughters had occasion to go tuto the servants’ room, and after a short and pleasant chat she, too, retired. ‘That was the last s ve of the poor girls, In the morning, when the family began to siir, one of | the Kepplers ed to “rout out” Rose and Frede- risa, but on reaching the chamber the terrible dis- | covery was made that the spark of ilfe had fod from both. Instead of the breathing, lusty girls in rade healta who, butafew hours before, were among the gayest of the gay, there was now naught to be seen bat TWO ATIFF ED CORPSES. The bodies bore not the slightest traces of having becn subjected to violence, nor was there anything about* the room to indicate that any struggle haa taken place. There the poor corpses lay j} cum and — guiet ud perieclly — natural- like irotched at length on its separate patiet, for their most mysterious and seem- iitaneous WwKking off was simply beyond | the power of Utoge present, a3 it also proved even to \ the Coroner and his entire panel, Some there were Who could not, and, indeed, Lever have bi vinced but that foul play had been resorted to, bus by whom Was a matter avout which everybody imgiy sis had an opinion, but scarcely dared express it, | ‘The news of the horror spread like wilddre, and | hundreds rch wnat Savbath morning tuougint | agood d 1 their prayers than tie M ) of the poor German girl TERIOUS FATE The authorities were, of \ course, promptly notilied of the matter, and sieps | were a aken for the holding of a coroner juquest. ‘The next day the then Coroner, Dr. C. M. Zeh, pro- ceeded With the inquisition, and the fesiimony Ww: } taken of the following ‘persons, v ndrew Keppler, the hoiel keeper milla Keppler, hls daughter rietta Keppler, bis wife; Kudoiph Hen- drick, the girl Frederixa’s Wincées Albert. Sticsier, Louisa Keppler, Christian Volz, Johu Eugelhornand Drs. Witla O'Gorman and Christopher byrich, ‘The evidence given by Hendrick appears to have } becu the most important, ‘This witness deposed that he was a boarder in Keppler’s place and that he was there on Sunday night; that about hali-past upied by the Lwo girls for the purpose of winding Ms watch, as was iis habit; the girls were in separate beds; spoke to one of tiem and asked her for hts watell key: she told him it was in her dress poc the dre s was hanging on the stove; look the dress trow the stove afier striking a light with a match; the girl took the key from her pocket and gave it to him; wound op the waich and put the key on the trunk; was positive the dress from which the key was taken ‘Was on the stove; Was in tho room about ten min- ules; was epgaged tobe married to Frederika; wien bspoke to her sie seemed to bo well and in goot Spirits; there had been heid on Saturday nigat a dancing school; : FREDERIKA DANCED, but Witness did not know Uhat either of the girls had drank anything; on former occasions had observed a fire in the room, but was posilive there was none on Sunday night. Emilia Keppler swore that she went up to the room in which the giris slept about eleven o'clock for the key of the kitchen; during the nightsiie had conversed with them and believed them well in leaith. Louisa Keppler, allading to lrederika, de- clared that on Sunday night the latter appeared “anusualiy happy.” WHAT THE DOCTORS THOUGHT, Dr. O'Gorman, the then county physician, at the ose of his testimony regarding the post-mortem amination which had been made, sald he was | unbabie to state positively what caused death, “but from the appearance of the bodies viewed exter- nally, whea I first observed them, and the post- mortem appearance, upon exaniuvation, was such as corresponds with the poisouing by carponic acid gus or charcoal vapor.” Dr. Eyrich made an analytical examination of the stomach of one of tie bodies, Le tested for mor- phine and arsenic, but found none. It was his opmion, also, tuat “death resulied from inhaling carbonic or coal oxide gas.” THE VERDICT. The testimony, as shown, clearly established the fact that no fire had been in the chamber of death whue it was yet the abede of the living—that is to Say, none was in the stove, unless placed there anb- sequent to the time when the girls fell asieep. ‘Tne doctors’ testimony sustains te latver theory, and while there seemed to be litte question in the minds of individuais but that a dounle murder most font had been per- | petrate.i, still the jury felt unable to go further in the matter of a verdict than te declare that the de- ceased persons had died from causes upknown to the jury. At this time there was a strong suspicion that one of the witnesses knew more of the matter than he had disclosed. (i iad some monetary transactions with one of Is; had from her (Rose) $100, 1% Was not ull all <tabove descrived had well nighsunk among the memories of the past that the $100 was recovered by Ki Now, then, we come to THE NEW PHASE of this strange and bitter busine: agoa Mrs, Ba ery street, Je tain oficer athachéd to the Mayor's Oui | divers and sundry disclosures’ whlch to gradually dispel the mystery had 80 jong bang over the | Of the poor seryant girls in Kepler's [otei. | by, on the 20th of October I ustice Amze J. Dean, @: Court, and made atidavit to a which had previously been drawa up & summarized is as follows administrators. Some months L which he declares upon gun that she 1s the sister of Joun Engel. horn, a@ livery stable keener of Ne tat on the night of Sunday, February 21, 1864, she met dim on the Jersey City Jerryboat, While returoing from New York with her daugbter, Catharine; Mab ke (Bagleborn) came and sat down. between then, and, in an excited manner, sald he had som thing. to tell them, He thea asked in avery excited manner if they had heard the news. “Yon Kue sail he, “the girl alle (ineauing Rose) who lent me gid? I promised her that t would pay her back te-day or to-morrow, but this morning she and the other girl were found dead in bed.” She (Mrs. Freytag) expressed surpri: that “such poor girls could be killed without use, and tbat “people will think you done i.” fo this he repiied, sue goes on to state, 4 Nxed all that; nothing could come againse ime. [ went heme last hight about eleven o'clock, and, afier closing the store, [ and my wife dda woman named Mery lad some conversation. Sbe lefi, my wife aad I saylue that we were going to bed. When we were alone my’, Wie dressea herself in men’s clothes and we went to Keppler's Hotel.” Engethorn, she continues to state, declared that he had taken Nberties with the girl Rosalie. He explained how this still snore heinous crime was committed by saying that his yvife had something with her which she put under ther noses, ‘and that finished them.” Ata sw nent Meeung, Mrs. Freytag goes on to swear, Bugeljorn xald be had pow no fears—‘the Newark’s Great Mystery of the Girls Who Boze Witte! and Frodorika Koogol’s Singular @end won't speak.” The exense he gave for porpe- trating the crime was that she | 2088) troubled Lim about the mouey and the ehiid and wouil have ruined bim, His wile, after the trouble was over, was as happy as possible, and opened a kog of lager beer for ail hands, ‘The false witnesses had been fixed, The foregoing is the substance of Mr, Fraytig’s sworn statement, now im ossession with the other papers of Mr, Caleb S, Tetsworth, Prosecutor of the Picas tor Essex, THE MILS IN THE COCOANUT. In order to properly appreciate Mrs. Freytag as crson of veracity it is proper to explain that some time ago she made a trip to Eorope with her daughter, During her ab- sence her hustand, Andrew Freytag, had oceasion to borrow some $800, As security he gave, as ke supposed, ® mortgage on his property, worth $12,000 or $19,000, ‘The paper has since proved to have been a deed In fall, This matter came before the courts and Mr. aud Mrs, Engethorn were sworn, Their evidence was damaging to the Freytag in- terest. ‘This, added to the fact that the famulies have never been on intimate rerms, naturally in- dnces the suppositien that the friendship between thei is not great, Indeed it is thougut that Mrs. Freyiag has been solely actuated In this matter out of malice and with the desire to destroy Engle- horn’s ability to testify against thelr interests. How- ever this may be, the authorities have not thought fit to issue any process against Mr. Englehorn wp- Jess some additional evidence can be prodaced. ‘The papers are still retained, and jt would not be surprising if, after all, this mystery of mysteries should be explained, urder will ‘out,’ says the old saw, a SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. Sun rises Sun sets.... OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK POR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, 6531 Moon rises.morn 3 35 4 38 | High water...eve 6 11 Steamer. | \. ‘Destination. Ojice. Golorado......+ 2@ Broadway, Ville de Paria’. “88 Broadway. City of Brook'n +B) roadway. 24 Prowdw i Bowdng Green 5 Broadway. 7 Rowling Green Broaliway. 58 broadway. + |)5 Broadway. 11i]7 Bowing Green Clty of Brass Tnata, Manhattan, Dee It) y of Wash'n, Dec 10. Australia .. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 19, 1870, CLEARED. g Sienmmuip City of London (Br), Tivbits, Liverpool—Jobn ale. Steamship The Queen (Br), Thomson, Zaverpool—National mahi Co. eammehip onan (NG), Ernst, Bremen—Celrichs & Co. Henry Chauaes 0, Ste: Steamsnip Mail Steamshi teamship C » Gray, Aspinwall—Pacific tra, Phillips, Havaaa—F Alexandre & teamship Arindne, Pennington, Weat—C H Mallory & Co. Steamship Ladoua, Hovey, New Orleans—C H Mallory & Galveston and Key vonab—R Lowden, eston—l R Morgan & Co. Steamship Fatrb Steamship Co, Steam) nk « Howe, Wilmington, NO—Lorllard Wilmington, NC— NC—Murray, Sanford, Chadwic S Terry, Boares, Ne: Albemarle, Blackwood, id Dominion Stea B Upton, Rove: F Bourne, Norfolk—-Old Dominfon p Co. amsbip John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC—G B Ke map Wn P Clyde, Sherwood, Phtiatephla—Loriltard hin Ca, hip Neptnne, Baker, Boxton—W P Civdo, nship Ashland. Ingram, Boston—1 F Dimock, whteqmsutp Wamsutta, Fiau, New Bedford—Ferguson & Ship Derby, Goff, San Francisco—Sutton & Co, oli Constantine, Creovey, Loudon—<rianoll, Minturn & D0. Ship N Poynton, Palmer, Antwerp—Snow & Burzess. Bars Frances (Br). Hill, Sydney, » RW Cameron. Bark Acoucagita (Br), Penireat, Liverpoo!—O L Wright & Co, pitt Carle Wright (Bp, Morgan, Hull, E—teney & Parker, fark Vidiite (Br), Coll, Cork or mouth—Boyd & Sivet!, Cor or Falmouth for onde Hi Mallory & Co. Bi boa—Jas Henry, moni & Co. Sebr Mattie Uaskell (new), Young, Port Antonio, Ja— Samuel Godwin, br King Bird (Bx), Munson, St John, NB—P 1 Nevins & chr Annie Martha (Br, McLauzhifa, St John, NB—P I ins & Sons, tT Hureka, Wallace, Qalveston—N H Brigham, Co, Schr Garland, Libby, Brunswick, Ga—T M Mayhew & Co. Schr sa serrls, Wobber, Petersburg, Va—B ¥ Metcalf & 10, Seb Schr Margie. M Rehr Win Gra Sour Lodowle: Rol neon. Steamer Barerly, Brewer, Philadelphia, Steamer © Comstock. Dy Philadelohia, Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelpi ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Acadia (Br), Tannock, Marseilles Oct 1s, Malaga 22d and Gibraltar 20d, with fruit and 43 passengers, to Hea- derson Bros, Steamship City of Mexico, Timmerman, Vera Cruz Nov 6, Sisal Wh and Havana 14th, with radse and passengers, tb F Alexanire & Sons. Experienced esd winds and hea koas from Havana; Nov 18, PM, encountered ® heavy gale from NW . accompanied by verr heavy head sea, Steamship Leo, Dearoora, New Orieans Nov 12, with mdse and passengers, to HB Cromwell & Co. Ship Jessore (Br, San ford, Liverpool, 65 days,with masa, toSnow & Burgess, Had heavy westerly gales the entire passage; Oct 17, had a kuricane from WSW to NW, ia which lost cross jx rand lower main and mizzen top- sails. Tne Jessore is ancvored ontside the bar, Vark Mexican (BM, Martin. Briton Ferry, 60 days, with railway iron to ord sel to Boyd & Hincken. Had stro ng westerly gales the entire passage. Brig Wa Muir Br), Ford, Milk River, Ja, Oct 19, with tog- wood, Ac, to J. Lenycratt—vessel to Phithps & Collin: Staridd on the ‘casicrn ‘passaze: Oct 15, bore up for Caps Antone: 19th, hove to on the starboard tack, wind ESE, Cane ‘Antone bearing NW, 40 miles distant: at noon, on the 2th, wore snip, barometer falling fast; 2 PM, carried away top: gallant bucksiay ; 8 PM, a perfect hurricane, wind veering to W; since then had a succession of NE gales; 10 days north of Hatteras, Schr Vulture (Br), Melville, St Pierre. Mart, 80 days, with sugar, to Grinnell, Mintura & Co—vessel to master. Had heavy northerly and easterly gales; & days north of Hat- ter: Solr Mary $ Lunt (Bri, Slmmona, Havana, 12 days, with fruit, to Doilner, Potter & Co. Had’ strong NE winds for th first 6 days; 1th inst, lat 0, lon 7925, in a NB gale, lost yb Toth, in/& heavy NW blow, Carried nvway jfestar, been 6 days port of Hatteras with strong Nand NW winds; Nov 15, iat £140, lon 77 40, pasaed schr Cora Nash (of Machiasport), boudd N; 10h, John M Green, seaman, died of congestion of.the lungs. Schr Lillie, Jones, Charleston, 10 days, with naval stores, to Evans, Ball © Co. Had heavy weather, Schr Jobn, Wittams, Wilmington, NC, 6 day stores, to n iter, ‘at G B Smith, Jones, Virginia, Schr R F Stockton, Loper, Virginia, Behr D'S Miller, Mitts, Virginia. Schr Edwar ack Alexandria, Schr Eurotas, Rogers, Georgetown, DU. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Franconia, Bragg, Portland for New York, with with naval © and passenzers, tod F Ame: ur Storm Child, Kean, Nantacket Shoats for New York, witu fish, to HC Rogers & Co. br San Louis, Mapes, Providence for Elizabethport. Sebr John Wright, Brown, Middletown for New York. Sehr Hellen P Jones, Portland. Ct w York, Hagen for New York. New Haven for New York. Behr Horace'L, Fr) ur GW Pettia, Pettis, New fH for Virginia. Behe Chas if Hyilier, Mitchell, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Emily, Morr i for Elizebethport, Sebr Onward, Arey, Fiushinz for New York. BOUND BAST. Schr Clara Merrick. Hand, Alexandela for New Haven, ir Gharley Woolsey. Parker, Alecandria for New Haven. Schr J A Barkley, Eldri exandria for Hartiord, Schr datmes Magee, Lewis, Alexandija for Deroy. Scor Inde, Garrison, G tows, DO, for Wareham, nr W B‘Fhomas, Ulasmore, Georgetown, DC, tor Ports- mouth, _ Schr Mary’ Weaver, Weaver, Georgetowa, DC, for Provi- dence. n¢ WS Wonghton, Tatem, Georgetown, DC, for’ Fait a a Pas aed STH, & Sehr St James, Ke How: n, DC, for Dighton, or New Havea, New Bedford. Ph ladeiphia for Boston. iiadelphia for Salem. ell, Philadelphia for Bostor ead, Philadeip! vor Bri: eport. son for Bridgeport, n Amboy for New Haven. abetbport for Providence. EM Wells, Kersey, Eliz GA Gratner, Harvey, E! FC smith, Vau Arsdato, Elizubethport for Provi- idmore, us, Pr TD Wiliams, ¢ br H Prive, Fitch, hr J Goodspeed, f Sebr Teal BELOW. Bark John Grifin, 15 days frem Havana (by pilot boat ). Mary Catharine, No, SAILED, mships Caledonia, Glasgow; City of London and The Queen, Liverpool; Donau, Bremen Heary Chauncey, Aspin- wall; Ariadne, Key West and Gaivesion ; Cleopatra, Havanat Jodons, Geo Cromwell and Wentern Metropolis, New Or- | piMLO a untsville, Savannah ; Mapbaltan, Charlestow; Fairbanks and Mary Sanford, Wimington, NC; 1 8 Terry, Newbern: oxo and Albemarle, Norfolk ;G B vpn Rena, ortolk, ‘xe; John cibson, George- town, DC; W P Clyde, Philadelphia. ‘Wind ot sunset NW, fresh, Shipping Notes. The sidewheel enmship Rising Star, 2,7 27 tons, was low- ered from the mammoth balance dry dock on Tuesday last, her extensive repairs belug completed, ‘The propeller Mercedita, 63 tons, was lowered from the smaller balance dry dock oa Saturday last, having been ft ted with a new shaft, Tho bospital ship Minots was taken up by tho mammoth balance dry dock on Wednesday last, for the purpose of be- ing stripped, calked and zinced, This work 1s preparatory to a general overhauling of the vessel, that whe inay be prop- erly fitied for the important duty required of her next season. When all the repairs and alterations des{gned shall have been perfected amore comfortable and commodious home than thia ship for those-sick with infectious and con- tagious diseases will not exist, The bark Morning Star, 288 tons, was raised by the smaller balance dry dock on Saturday last for the purpose of exainly nation, Durtng the past week the sectional docks have had out o water the following vessels for repairs of a genera) nature:— Large dock, Nov 14, propeller Cleopatra, 1,045 tous, lowered 16th; 16th, propeller Tybeo, 798 tons, lowered 18th; 19th, pro~ peller Regulator, 489 tons, still on, Small dock, schooner Clara Smith, 289 tons; Ith, bark Buraside, 464 tons, lowered 16th; 16th, brig S A Martin, 215 tons, lowered 17th; 17th, bark HLA Booth, 438 tons, Clinton street dock, Nov 12, barge La- surance, lowered 15th; 15th, brig Margarethe, 150 tons, low- ered next day; 16th, brig Veteran, 197 tons, Hoboken dock, Nov 18, propeller Galaten, 1,400 tons, lowered 15th; 15th, pro- peller Gulf Stream, 654 tons, lowered 17th, ‘The following vessels wero taken out by the Erle Basin sectional dry dock during the past week :—Schooner Charley Cobb (loaded), 600 tons; schooner Farah Elizabeth, 200 ton: schooner Mooniizht, 20 tons; schooner Eliza B Coffin, 160 bec schooner Emma L Porter, 270 tons; brig Edith, 197 ons, ‘The bark Edward (of Maitland, NS), 575 tons, was taken up by the large screw dock on Monday last for the purpose of calking and painting. ‘The schooner Clara Montgomery, 179 tons, was raised by the central screw dock ou Tuesday last and lowered the following Thursday, meanwhile being caiked and patated, The pilot boat Washington, No, 22, was raised by tho, smaller screw dock on Wednesday lust for tho purpose of patching copper. The central screw dockon Thursday last took up the schooner Edie Waters, 120 tons, for the purpose of stripping, calking and remetalling. ‘The schooner Julla A Rider, 249 tons, was taken up by tho large screw dock on Friday last for the purpose of having her metal patched. She is still on. The propeller yacht Wiliam M Tweed was taken up by the small screw cock on Friday last, that a measurement for a new propeller could be taken. Remained up but one hour. Since last report there have arrived from polnts on tne ‘Western canals and Hudson the following barges and canal boats:—By towbout Cayugo—Barges AA Summer, Atlas, CC Alger, Icelander, Robert Boyd, Coxsacite, Rathbone, Richardson, Industry; canal boats 1 Wil!ivmson, Lorette, Hiram Gritin, Harriaon Jacobs, D De Wol!, B Flagaman, Julia, PU Bender, 8 Decker, H V James, O'Brien, HW Bridenbecker, Honest Abe, Alf Moses, Clearance, Indianola, E J Marsh, George Day, Olympus. By towboat Anna— Wm Mailory, 8 Wataon, J A Crawford, GL Mosher, A Col- Jerd; canal boats © W Cornell, @ P Hiler, & Pooler, J Stewart, H Hamlin, By towboat Belle—Barges Saw Mill, Ivory; canal boats Fred Root, Major Merrick, E T Price, E P Penfield, Pellet, Wililam, Gray Eag'e, Turce Sisters, Indian Hunter, © Weydell, CJ Johnson, Pennsylvania, W J Patter- son, Beaufort, AM Baker, JS Fitch, 10 Tracy, P © Clif- ford, Erin, James A Sibley, J F Hecht, ‘There arrived at this port during the week ending Satur- day, November 19, trom ferelgn ports, 78 vessels, of which 16 were steamships, 11 ships, 17 barks, 19 Lrigs and 15 schooners, ‘There sailed from this port during the week ending Satur- day, November 19, 44 steamabips, of which 15 were for foreign ports and 29 tor domestic port ‘There were in this port Saturday, November 19, 627 ves- sels, of which 85 wero steamships, 7% ships, 123 barks, 89 brigs wad 157 achooners, Marine Disasters. STEAMER Wit PraRoNn went ashore on Seward’s Point, California, 17th fast, and fs a total lo 5 Sutp WyoMtNG, from Liverpool, remsined ashore on the Pea Patch Nov 18. About 230 tons of carzo hai Leen taken out of her. She remains in xood condition, und it 1s expected sho will be yot Off to-day (19th), Bark HAWTHORNE, from Liverpool for Philatetp’ fore reported, was got off the Shears night of 18th ius ‘age, if any, Wot reported. Baus Warre Crovp.—The wreck of the bark White Cloud, trom Philadelphia, wrecked at Lewes, Del, 18 going to pieves an under water. It has heen suid fur $3. Nothing saves but rigging, &e., by the captal Brie LavRa—Brig Annie Seymour (Br), Cooper, at Ber asied minda Sih ult, reports when 150 miles from New York Urie Laura, of Windsor, bottom up, with petroieum. The Laura, Cap Lael, salied from New York Sept 14 for Queenstown with a cargo of 61.47% gallons refined petroleum. She registeres 23. ton Dulit at Wolfville in 1855, owned by DJ iarris and others, aud baited from Wiadsor. Brie JULIA A HALLOOR, of New Bedford, from Boston for was the vessel seen ashore on the eastendof Mid- die ¢ and (Vineyard Sonnd) morning of Itib inet. Was hauled of by the US reveuue cutter Moccasin, Captain Baker, and proceeded without damages. BRIG Protres, Hall, from Ei!zabethport for Portland, at Holmes’ Hole, reports Sth inst, of Cape Cod, running with wind 5 and heavy had a sudden shift of windto NW in a heavy squall; kept off before it to save sails and spars. Before we could reduce sail shipped a number of heavy seas over forward; shortened sali and hauled on the wind; found tue brig leaking badly; kept both pumps going; brig laboring heaviiy and sea making a clean breach over ler, and wid increasing. Lith, at4 PM, Cape Cod light bearing W 10 miles, being unable to pump her out, and crew neariy exbansted, thougbt it necessary to keep before the wind for the safety of the vessel and Li yn defure It outof South ‘Channel; took off forward batch and found vessel strained forward and water coming throngh open seams in bows, &c. Monday, went over the bows and stie in @ bowline ‘aad stopped some jeuks, Gale iasted 5 dd; ‘Hauled up for nearest port, Itth, 4 AM, made Montang light, wind N; kept Jor Vineyard Sound an‘anchored at i, es’ Hole 2 PM Lita, Doth pumps haviug been constantiy going for 6 days. Scpa WM Con Nors, from Baltimore for Bangor, put into Edgartown \4th inst lor repairs, having been in collision same morning, of Fast Chop, with schr Weicome Home (or), Hunter, from Windsor for New York, and carrie) away main iggio ‘was cit through to water's edge and is leaking badly. The WB lost bowsprit, head, 4c, aud also put into Edgartown, Sour SARANJ BRIGHT, Shaw, from Alexandria for New Haven, which was run ashore at Smith's Isiand, and it was thought wouid prove a total loas, has been fe off, and ar- rived at Norfolk 16th inst; damage not stated. SONOONER SUNK.—The masts of a schooner, apparently of 30y tons, suok io about nine fathoms, with head towards the beach, Was passed Nov ld, WNW of “Mankin.” Speken. Brig Chesapeake (Br), from Baltimore for Demarara, Nov §, lat 19.16, ion 66 08. ‘oreign Ports. CaLouTTA, Oct 12--In port, ships Ivanhoe, Herriman; Free Trade, Bursiay, and Aibert Victor (Br), Clark. for New York. Idg.;’ Empire, Leckie, for Boston, do; Don’ Quixote, Nelson, for Bombay, do; Cieopatra, Doane, trom Liverpool fortuna, Taylor; Titan, Berry, and Tenny: ly ;j barks Chaimetic, Watte, for New York, dg; Olive, Clark, from Be ay, arrived Oct 6, une. ent to sea from Saugor Oct 4-Ships Auahua , Spalding, for boston; 4th, Calcutta, Siillaber, for do. FAiMoeit, Nov 17—Atrived, bark Josephine Martin, Fick- ett, New York for Bremen. HALIrax, Nov ls—-Arrived, steamship City of Cork, Allen, New York tor Liverpooi (and proceeacd), Satied 18th, schr Meteor, Baltimore, . agrees fav 19—Arrived, steamship St Andrew, Wyle, uebec. MALAGA, Nov S—Arrived, brig Volunteer, Blake, Bostozty Clenred 34, brig Orbit, Nash, New York, NAVASSA, Oct 28—In port, briga Loch Lomond, Savage, for Wilmington, NC; Prince Kupert (Br) for En, a, QUEENSTOWN, Nov 19--Arrived, steamsulp seotia, Jud- kios, New York Nov. 10) for Liverpoo! (and proceeded). SMYRNA, Oct 20. |, bark Armenia, Harding, Boston. Clearea 29th, bark Rebecca Goddard, Munson, Boston (has been reported galled Nov 7). American Ports. BOSTON, Noy 18—Cleared, barks Amazon (Nor), Nielson, London; Wavelet (Br), Scott, Little Glace Bay; fi Purrin ton, Cossley, New York ; brig J H Kennedy, Rich, Demerara sehr Rebecca Florence, Kich, Baltimore. Cleared 1ith, schr Enterprise (Bolivian), Leonard, Horn- den, Boilvin. : idth—Arrived, brig AJ Ross, Wsman, Manzanilia. BALTIMORE, Nov 14—Arrives, brig Geo Amos, Johnson, Portland; schrs Dearborn (Br), Pears, Tarks Island; Susan- na, McDonald, Havana; Mary A Harmon, Parker, Windsor, NS; TJ Tatton, Taipev; Altoona, Fitzgeraid; Mary Stana- H Wheaton, Atking, and JW Hartett, Bartiett, Village Belle, Conklin; Bengal, Hatch; and Archer ew York; Geo B NeCiellan, Stuart, arrived 6th, une son, Atevood, une Boston; & Keeves, Ireland, Bremen, Me. Clearel,—Steamer Wm Lawrence, Hallett, Boston via Nor- folk; bark Merrincton (Mr, Curtis, Giverpool; briga Svava (Da), Bache, Cork or Falmouth ior drders; schra Siliob, Hube aris Masadvaes Frances (ir), Daumns, St Domingos. brig Paramaribo (Dutch), Schmidt, St Lucia and Neguabo;,Aldaaa, Rokes, Jameson, Bostou, Swiled— Bark Midas pV gat to sou from Cape Benry 17th, brig Eedo, Terhune, for netro, ‘Olt, Noy 17—Arrived, schrs W Hf Sargent, —, and Abby Oakes, Rideout, New York, LLMARLESION, Nov 6—Saiied, abip WH Moody, Hilton, rerpod Tth—Arrived, steamship Empire, Philadelphia; brig Wil. Nam Robertson, Key Wea, Cleared, steamships Champion, Woodhull, and Clyde, inier, New York; bark Florenco Chipman, Liverpool brig KM Heslen, Boston; ache J 3 Ingraham, New York, ToLMES’ HOUE, Nov 16, PM—ar s Sullivan, ‘and Turk, TI, for or mes Crooke ‘acksonville for’ Boston ; Charles H Kelley, Coll on, NC, tor dos Mation! Drayer, Mendy, Gardiner for noah. d, schrs Taylor & Mathts, Cheeseman, for Boston; Anca Lyons, Kemp, Boston for lea Miller, 8 P Brown, Protens, Clara hrs H W'Gottrer, Sea Queen, Forest udoek, Chas W Lolt, Pi ora Isettay Ingalls, Trenton, Fannie Mitchel, Lewis MH Smith, S Smal, Capitol, Harriet Baker, Ada F Whitney, Frank Neidic, Passo (Bt Jon S Detweller, John Siusuan, Geo i Ann, James Crooker, Charles H Kelley, Darius Eddy, Taylor & Mathia, Midnigh Nov 17, PM—Arrived, brig Proteus, Hall, Elizabethport for Portiand} sehr Lowe F Smith, Crie, Boston tor Pisiadel- phia, Nov 18, A M—Arviged, echrs HL Brooke, Love, Philadel- Franklin, Brewster, New York for do; cuttand J Ponder, Jr, Jacon, Llizabethport or'do; Abirew Peters, Salisbury, Hoboken tor do; Lizzie, hton, Jersey City for Portsmouth} L Holway, Bryant, Hovoken' for Portiand; John B Norris, Claghorn. Staten Island for Boston; M W Drew, Garter, welfast for Jack.sun- ville; Boaz Foss,'do for Roddout; T D Wilder, Kimmy. Boston for Philadelphia; HG Bird, Drinkwater,’ Roo! Inad for Wilmington, NO; JG Cratg, Maxwell, do for Norfolkg Huth § Hougden, Cables, do tor New. York; Lizzie W Han’ num, Rich, Vrovineetowa for Newcastle, Del; Joba M Fink, Coane, do for New York; Julia & Martha, Dix, Calais for do; Emma L Rich, Jenkins, and Mary Steele, Higgins, Well- Geet for Tangier; Geo 8’ Fogg, Smith, and B'S Wright, Brown, Boston for do; Sophia t’ Jameson, Jameson, Kou: Jout for Newburyport, Sailad-Ret Shiiiyan; schrs Loule F Smith, Frankia, BL hh L Hannum. a A Rint g Oralp, w Goo Rich, rea bee Nar Arrived, waamah Frankfurt Rai haven j ships A\ cain thaphanhasn Sinestoa: i oark Bordeaux via Bampicos ‘beige Inieie Miele ree. I =I aT les ) Cam a {ath “Arrived, trocuualtp De Bola: New Yorke Souruwest ‘Pass, Nov 4—Salled, ships Endymiod, Rochester. (The i lost one of her crew by yellow fever this morning, and two more are down with it. NEW BEDFORD, Nov 18—Arrivod, achra Uriah & Tabt- tha, Gibson, Baltimore; Fred Ty'er, Tirrell, Port Johnson; arquerite, M ina, Parwidge, ilo Laura H Jones, Cousina, New York, NEW HAVEN, Nov i8- Arrived, brig George, Willard, Turks Island; schis J Anderson, Doyle; 8 L Simmon, Alex- anier, Kuzanethport; New Regulus, Hallock, and Jala R Glare, do; Bawin, ‘New York; bilza, doy sloup Sopilay art. ‘New. Yorks PENSACOLA, Nov U—Cleared, bark Enzenie, Prentiss, Montevideo; brig Nellie Citiford, Smith, Havana; schr Keo- keuk, Gates, New York; 14th, bars New York, Gibos, do; brig Tally Ho, Culsham, Gibraltar. ‘Mth—Arrived, schra AL Butler, Butler, aid Hannah Lit- le, Brantant Mobile, PHILADELPULA, Nov 18—Arrived, steamship Saxon, Bogs, Boston; bark Horace Scadter, Gould, Char eston; schra A F Randolph, Maynes, St John; ' Sarah Wood, Hick- mal gent J MeShain, Adams, Derby Geo Nevinger, Smith Boston; A Townsend, R slev, Fail iver; © P Wood, Gandy, Boston. Below.-Selir Othello, from Windsor, Cleared —Brige Sarab Princep, Netherton, Liverpool Pont, Tibbetts tan zi ome, Cook, Newburyport; ST Baker, Davis, and Ethan Allen, Blake, Boston. 18th—Below, bark J R Hea (uot How), Grab Maven, to load for Bristol, E. L2wks, Del—~Went to’ sea 17th, bark Waldo, for Queens town. PORTLAND, Nov. 17--Arnved, achra T Benedict, Crockett Woodbridee, NJ; Pearl, Smith, Caials for New York; J bay rer haa Jonesport, for ao. i 8 ; scared ahes: Cynosure, Pinkuam, Havana; Intrepld, Por Astived, steamer Chase, Halifax, N3, via Rockland, SAN’ FRANCISCO, Nov 1—Cleared, bark M: Rovere Sutton, Port Townsena; brig Timsadea, Tor- ohre ata, from New 1%h—Arrived, shi ‘ Glendevon (ory Daler, Newcae NaN ee cons Kong; ‘a Maley, Newcast! ‘Indward, Spragt , Now York. Nov 19—Acrived, ships Ne Plus Ultra N Mosher (ir: josber, Antwerp; a Mosher (ir), 4 mp; bark PS Cleared —Steamships San Salvador, Nickerson, New York ; Montgomery, do; Kensington, Boston; Panther, Phitadel- ‘Moses Royers, Vrovidencs; Geo ie, do; Satila, Ga, CELLANEVUS. RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY— Without plates, clasps or extracting any decayed or iin your original expression, watch atter extractions of teeth, Sensitive restored by uiliog and butiding up whape and color, without pain (w.th orsplastic), utor, Dr, SIGESMOND, Surgeon Nentist of the Hospital, 65 East Nonto sirect, near Broadway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED 1N ditlerent States; no publicity; no charge tilt divorce ob- (ained; advice tree, Also Commissioner for every State, RL KING, Counsellor at Law, 353 Broadway. ae N nmanmnnnmiintn, MISCELLANEOUS. wre, TSMRS, WINSLOW ?—AS THIS overs freq: asked, nm tat ion Ne Ae ee vee ins eauringly arOked MAE {bo for pwns of erawepayaiciaa ant wacee, pelacipally | fidren, She has espociauy studied the comstitati om. Sat whats of this numerous. chisa, andas a reauit of this effort and pration) esgetr ‘ae ores es ti Sgn @ haa com SYRUP torekiidren, Ht Operates jike maxi, giving rest amd Children certaloly clauy 3s thls the exse 1m tals city. the noothing syrup are daily sold and Mra. Winsiow Tas immortalized ber mat able ‘acticle, and we siucerely believe j health, aod {*, moreover; snro to regulate tne bowels. Tt! conse uence of this article, Mrs. Winslow la becom ins ae ‘actor of her ri er. Ey renowned by this jnvaly thousands of children have been saved from an oy Lye ti by its tinel; ‘and that milijons vet waborn will share bene fa uh Iu callin whee Uiene, No ope te ascharge er duty to her suilering litte one, In Ov p untitahe has given tt the benefit of Bsa, inalow’s suotbiny syrup. Try it, motuers; try it uow,—Ladies’ Visitor, Nev York city. ‘ ah ——— M™ WINSLOW'S: pfemapel ted SYRUP for children, M™ dtd cae WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Pleasant to take, , WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP RS, VA ___ 1s perfectly wave, “ RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ‘soothes the child. M™ WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP gives reat to the child. ny RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING S\RUP ea rest to the mother, Y RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP M Id by by all dragyisie ADVICE To MOTHERS. AnH YOU BROKEN IN YOUR ent by watok shild,suifering wih te pala of culting teeth? Go’ at once to wchemist aud. yet a yostle of MM WISSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Lt will colteve the poor sulferer immediately, It is per: it produces uataral, quiet steep by relieving t little cherad awakes “as bright as « button, been in uso in America, and is uichiy medical men, It is very peasant to take; it soothes child; ft softens the gning, alluys all pain, relieves regulates the bowels and is the best Kuowa peut dysentery and diarrhaa, whether arivny from. other causes, He sure anit ask for Mra, WINSLOW'S SOO NG .SYKUH, aud see that “Gast Ferkias, Now S ork," ‘if uiaide wray ir. lo mother my wi Bold by all medicine dealers, pri Sc errr SS as Ss M*™ WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Cures dysentery, — 4 BBE ak Was Bae SOOTHING SYRUP cures diarrhoea, t! M™ WINSLOW'S a — RS. WINSLOW'S SOUTHLING SYRUP al cares wind evite. M™ ns WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves a'l pula. LL SUFFERERS FROM DISEASES OF A DELICATE nature I guarantee t at one interview. Guarantee to care at cir OLIN, Oo Bleecker, ORNS CURED FOR 600. EACH; BUNIONS, BAD &e., cured without pain, by Dr. RICE, 203 Fiitow stroet, ‘Auuiuulator cures Corus, ORNS CURED WITHOUT PAIN FOR 23 CENTS—BY J the JAPANESE CORN FILE, Sold at all druggist) shoe and notion stores, Samples mated on reesipt of price Agents wanted. Depot 34 Pine street, New York, JOSReSe, MEALTH, AMUSEMENT.-JO;N WOOD'S 4 Gymnansinm No.6 Enat Twenty-cighth street, should de constantly aitended by ail persons who val rong physical constitution. Open day and evening. Sond for cir cu.ar. FUATANA, AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY parzbs cashed aud fnformation gwen at CARPENTER & BOOTH'S priva'e oMce, Howard Buildings, room No. 8, late 1:4 Bro: 76 Broadway, fen Gurd, like white of an erg, but more impld. ‘This duid flows on the part where paii Ja felt, and spreads and fnsinu- } | ates itself wherever a weak spot or low vitality exists in the body. Sometimes this matter of disease becomes vapor and subtilely affects the nerves and the brain. This hostile uid to man’s existence is never absent; it was implanted with Life, but in the healthy it is divided so as not to be felt, But, | | i when from fatigue, bad diet, conduct, or coming in contact with bad smells or contagious vapors, this matter of disease Decomes aroused to activity and concentration, and seities like dew on the weakest part of the body, producing at once pain and disease, Now, there may be many medicines which will reduce this | hostile fluid; butthere is one which never falls in cases of Dizziness, Pains in the Head, Kheumatism, Costiveness and Colds; in fact, sickness 1s reinced and Gnally vanished by Pits purging with Brandreth’ , which mfallibly purify | the blood and bring the matter of disease within manageable limits. THE GREAT TESTIN | | ONY OF TOWN OFFICERS. SING SING, June 14, 1870, | To Wnom It May Concer The Supervisor, Justices of the Peace and Town Clerk of [7 the town of Oussining (the township in whose Imits the chartered village of Sing Sing 1s contained) hereby certify to the remarkable healthful etfect produced by tho use of Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills, For many years these Pills have been prepared in this town, In 1836 Dr, | Brandreth erected large buildings in which to prepare and pack this great medicine for public use. At this time he em- ploys nearly 100 persons, besides steam engine of 10) horse power. | We ave a population of about 8,000, and almost every per+ fon uses them when sick, Their merits are recognized in every family, and our druggists aay they sell more of Bran- dreth’s Pills than all tho others put together. We can polnt to cures effected by them in Scrofula, Rbeu- matism, Billous Affections, Ulcers and Sores, Whito Swelling of the Knee, Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Dys- pepsia, Costiveness, General Debility, ‘Want of Appetite, 4 Smahipox. observation and experience of the effects proauced by ‘Typhus and Scarlet Fever And from long Brandreth’s Pilis we believe their general use would give move health and a longer average of life, THOMAS LEARY, Supervisor. 3. URMY, Justice of the Peace. NELSON H. BAKER, Justice of the Peace. MORGAN WYATT, Justice of the Peace, WILLIAM C. HOWE, Justice of the Peace. ©. H. CUMMING, Town Clerk. FURTHER PROOF. SING BING, Juno 16, 1870, Hon, B. BeANDErya:— My DEAR Dooron.-Far many years I have used your Pils, valuable, Thave long been a coniractor at the Sing Sing Prison, em- ploying from 100 to 160 men, Finding Brandreth's Pils 20 nd In my own person and family have found them fa- || excellent in my family, I commenced some ten years since giving them to sick men working under tay contract, The effect was Immediate, and soon my cabinet shop became, and {s to-day, the healthiest concern fn the prison, a fact that has been officially noticed. I use somo 250 boxes of Bran- | dreth's Pills every year, and hardly ever have a man In the hospital, Your pills appearjo be almost a specific {a bilious com- plaints, fevers, rhoumatism, neuralgia, headache, dyspepsia || | arfd costiveness, and are in thems¢ives a complete medicine chest. Yours, traly, CHAS. H. WOODRUFF. Principal office, Brandreth House, New York. _ Sold by alt drugs TO a VIDSON, 686 Broadway with the manufacturers, are offering nt very low prices cy (1 | of White China, Decorated China, Glassware, ee rote Bri 2 , Cumposition Bronze : Clocks, Mantel Sets, Jardineres, Aruidcial Hisque Figures, &e. Also, of our own manuf Cutlery, Si:ver-plated Ware and Tiuminated Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures (a specialty by our own artist) in all colors to mateh iuraiture and room decoration: lowers, TO MORE MEDICINE.—ANY INVALID CAN CURE himseif without medicine or expeose by DUBARRY'S Gelictous Revalenta Food, which las ected over 72,000 cures of Dyspepsia, Constipation, Consumption, Diarrlic:a and all kinds oF Fevers and Stomach Disorders, Sold jo ting; Lt, $1 25; 12 tbe, $10, DUBARRY & CU., 183 Wile liam street, New York, and at all druggists and grove: ADICAL CURB, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR DE- R ‘tention from business, for Stricture, Fist Piles, Dis- aot the Pelvic Viacera, Diseases and Defor: eas syes, N \d Person. Eyes, MONRY &. DANIELS, M. D., 144 Lexington avenue. SARATS OF DIAMONDS HOO CAPATS Srat water, for nate, in this market, at Tho Gnest over offered In thie market Mounted to order, In the latest and most artlstlc style, by RMANN, Diamond Beiter, ton equate pponite Tifany & Co.'a ar satin Paris and London * ‘ secon MES WiNsLow’s soorntna stnuP soctens the yutas, ELEN estat Ee Ea M™ RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, ‘No mother slouid be wituont it. DOWN TOWN MERCHANT, AVING PASSED SEV, eral sleepless nights, distarbed by tie #,onies and cries| of a sutfering child, and beconiay conyiness that Mra WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP was jist the article need 4, procured a supply tor the child. Oa veaching home and juainting his wite with what le hail done, eho refused tor have it adtuinistered to the child, yy in fax veopathy. hild passed in mutfere parents wi e rhiug home the day father found the baby sti! worse; and, while WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Fogulaten the bowels, the iatuer with the cb tered a portica of the Soothing Syrup to the Sanit ‘That night all bands sept aad the awoke in the morning oright aud hay ‘The mother wad: dejzised with the saddea and wooder.al change, and, ale thou :h at Orst offended at the de tised upon her has contioued to use the Ip; aad suilecing, crying babi ano rest'ess nights pave pveared, A single trial of tha Byrap never yet failed to relieve tho bady aud overcome the prejudices of the mother, - — — ——-- + M* WINSLOW SOOTHING SYRUP sold everywhere. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP M*™ is highly recomnmented, > a cab isk BES RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHIN Rue M is used by miiious. > M* WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ‘over thirty years in use. RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP RS. WINSLO' M retailed by all drugziate in che eaty. M RS, WINSLO ay operates like mazic RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP nevel to pes cree tee ins ere Sa MES. Winslow's SOOTHING SYRUP i a3 known the wori | over. SYRUP.—A’ BRANCH the sale ot this} over 30 years. we Jt soothes the child ii allay all pala or} 10 une bowels, D MES, MENsLoW's sooruin M“ronse tanow opened tn Ls remedy, wisich haa been In use 10 A fs picasant 'o take and safe ia ali and gives itrest: oftens th node meson, and Is sire to’ re pend upon ity mothers, it will pive rest: to. yourselvos and Ker anu health'to your Ini@its, twill aimost instantly lieve uripiig an. tie bowels. aud wink and inthe and surctt remedy in the work in all cates of dysentery ‘rivra in children, whether aristay {rom teetumy or ure and agk {or Mra, WINSLOW'S » a vee that “Curtis & outsile wrapper, Fall directions with ea n the arazcista for one of Mis. WINSLOW'S DUS eS KECELT LOOKS, tree of charge. . M®* WiNstow's sooriixa sraur is used by all mothers, MES WinsLow's soorittva synur q ig used by all nur es ES: WINSLOW'S sooTiING syRUE x fs used by everybody, M*™* WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP never known to fail, LE WinsLowss soornina SYRUP p\ bas directions with each bottle, MM WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP a may Le used with 8a. ety. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP by all mediciue dealers, MES, WEXSLow's Soormina syRor Is AN EXCH lent article for all diseases of children, It relieves th chit from’ pain, regulates the stomach and’ buwels, and, b Giving health 16 the cbild, comforts nnd reste the’ mothe During the process of teething its vaiue is {uestimabl “aks. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUY certainly does, the name implies, soothe the Jittie siferer lato u qulet, ni rom which ft awakes invigorate! und relresved ses incident to the period of teeth; diarrhoea, wind colic, de., we ha never secn its equal, e have ulways been and ail ure op pored to the practice of arugging fafants. ‘This articie ho deleterious effects Whatever, xnd from our own experien (ire speak advisediy’ we hare very conf ene in it and ¢ heartily recommend it to all mothers. Take our advice, u ft, and you wil as strongly recommend. it to others a8 hve to you, We have hear, ludies say that nao necou would they be without this fnvaiuable article, which, pel vetly harmiess, has been recommended by the lire phyy ja the land, others Who have not vet given it a trig J to administer ft to their infeols wien teethin Its eidects are magleal.’? RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING “SYRUP M sold $n all parts of the United States, M* WINSLOW'S ee er! RS, WINSLOW'S SUOTHING SYRUP is the best remedy knowa, ing, auch as dysent HING SYRUP anada, N RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ol Mexico. SOOTHING SyRU2 in South Ame: M® WINSLOW'S MES: WNsuOW'S, SOOTHING syRUP J sold in Australia, MM WINSLOW'S SOOTHING 8YRUP sold in Constauiiaople, ME Wisscows “SOOTHING SYRUP it in ts RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Id in India and Chini RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP sold in every village iu Great Britain, M™ WINSLOW: SOOTHING SYRUP al sold by all druggists in Manchester, ny RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP dj sold by all drogginis in Shelield, Asks. Wis: + SYRUP M y ‘sold by all druggists in Glasyow. RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP wold by all druggiats in Edinburg. M RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SVKUP al sold by all droggists ia Belfast, M"™ M RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING S\KUP old by all druggisis in Dubin, ING SYRUP (o., Liverpool. RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.—“WE SHOUL) ad any kind of medleine wi od, pariicalarly Cor tnfants, but WINSLOW'S SOUTUING SY RUE we can speak fra 1h our own (amily it Yas proved a biewsing by givlag an Infant troub.ed with colic pains if sie'p and its parents unbroken rest at nigit, Most paren] can apprechate these blessiags. Here ta an articie wine wort to pericetion, and which is harmiess; tor the sleep wiicl aifords the invant {a pervectly natura’, aud the litle eber: Wakes a8 brizht as a button, and during the process of wey ing tis value Is inealcnable, We have frequentiy lew invthers say they would not be without itirom the birth the epi til it haa Gt with the teething siege on consideration whatever.” —Chicago Times. ME WINSLOW'S SOOTHING. SYRUP J cures dyseater; WINSLOW'S BOOTHING SYRUP cures diarrhaa, WINSLOW'S SOO! zold by Myssrs. Ri RS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP M ures wind colle RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP M relieves ali pain. 3 SOOTHING SYRUP ‘softens (ho gums, NSLOW'’S SOOTHING SYRUP no mother should be without. RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP sold by all medigine dealers throwehont