The New-York Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1866, Page 5

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1866, [ \{ In-vo u.;r racious mnflunm'; been n:el- M " " { s - - P R —— e . s e, THE ANNIVERSARIE | isam 1.%00 Ol s gives molbisg io the iy | B¥ie, Boclaiy Juve made & reqmet for ' but to give some advice to iadividuals The Bast T Calon Convention. Important Medical [ firne the yost vear, while by, 1390 contribting harch | durivg the® yearsof s poatinstion s’ el 4 Wl T shie 5. IS ENee el dviat O e ot Sacan oy, Mow & 1008 JCT 19SUED. —— bave furnistied bus al2nt 6207,00% Can | in follows: First 10 ve uatil it 15 too late, and to setisfy bis fellow citizans that, with A special di .‘““.’” b 'vml'nox'iue CONSU; 4 il oF 45" i = | Ly weny ple 1{1""::“': n’puu.hk:u.‘x.“ I 500,001 fourth, 6,000 (0, 1 | Jreger precautions. the clolerais not, to_persons of i special dispateh to Z'he Commercialy 3 d SUMPTION, SORE THROA., GRONCHITIs, AsTUMY 8 0 aist oL ANV Iy meatin Ve becn po rful L v Tuere are in conu 0 L ) v Lanit " i : v 5 e i ist 6f the auniversary m ;! ‘m oc mu.u ul of L, ::m.:‘”; i20k chvees bere ‘xr»‘l.’ ¢ u‘urx“nqu[x(..llvo’!u‘u! Society palits, Lalf 5o da & dizense a5 they suppose it fo b3, The East Tennessee Convenfion reassembfed ). -t:r;hy v AND CATARRH, ’o « year, Avith the names of kers & dosolaliDg W ban » i sl ::; o i | (Friday), and the proccedings of Thursduy were adop.. %) SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY MEDICATED IN- * ¥ of lhie cxercises of each sociely bravost youny @ n frati- Ty e i Lhm:_'lmn: Lo B lrmllang: el ol SAKATIO MUNDAY, MAY 7, ton times as many #3 b ver left this | [ Nicante- fat . Clir of The owing East Tennessee a separate Btate Government wer ea irty.~ Irving Hall, 7 vert the perishiug heathed. Was that not a | e commercial ’ Christian s g § 25 Lt adopted, with but four dissenting votes, and a commitiee | . BY H. P. DILLENBACK, M. D. g ¥ « ! \t Segiest A."lé{‘x com- | family clergyme fumet - Sir: Stateizents have been published in Now-York | of seven was appointed to lay the mutsar before the Legis- | 7u.'s4e beautifal oetavo volume of about 330 pages, bousd is ] frbscmigeys ous blood of the country hantz. The Trmot Societ and Roston, ineuipating Yhe condzet of this gallent and dis- | 1 . lustraied wit LR P ads ‘momorabl' Mne belo it Hbelie {inguished solter of Mausssebusetts, fn respect to e aduwinis | (ieD. 1. A. Cooper and Col. Temple thon addressed tho '“::""k'.‘l‘:hh"‘:‘_":x'“*v-wwlenmmu . m 0 sting ely in 1, o work, N en some leng o vor % o worl atko " Yurch—Orations by 3 Bl of the Indins e e e etory of | 1ration of martfallaw u the Military District of Chatleston, | =, e o ] B m‘”(‘;\:‘y’;““:,‘"{‘(’fl il S s “""’“ of practics aad coralass i . 3 3 babuely i unry l’“'{;"_"'""fi : d var ciil confict, when our sment of South Carolina. The general allegation sgainst | 10w State, and corresponding secretaries for esch county, srge pumber of cases succenfully treated, many of whom were i 4 o g TERAT AT, e} wounded and dring el | English friends reguried our ffairs as very critcsl the | him in, tha he has ovored Seels, whil ho has flled to pro- | whon (he Convention adjorned sine dip, 77| sdvanced stages of Consunption st regurded beycud the power of Adresers by Ger, 0. O Howard, and others. . cli way be sured by hn,‘;u { wid pily was not unveded. Qur » teet freedmen, or eves bLis own brother officers and fellow a}lrfl-mt m-v‘rymnfl_v in East Tennessee w.w«pn?unlel«‘l. ! cuze. The chapters upon divenses of the Throst, Nasal Catarrh snd 7y Society —C t SIEPAS O e e ol o Trgcl soldiers, 1 o thr Lsngange of The Boston Comnoneealth, | 900 the unantiiity manifested presages success when the | gypyrciar Digcases of the L a0 vi. Addresses by Wen 1 J : e B g L gpcnnog aeof the confens of THE NEw-YORK Tamoxg, In which ali | [BAtter 16 brought before the Legilsiare, Rpivind I'_“" o T T M ) 3, the Rev. J. T thie L 1 iy hage - whtie UL of (e i s s / bisoml Jeret ol e fe ey to 8 very lazge class of our cltize s, especially suck a5 aro wufocing ¥ &ha srker Pillsour @ it her w ns are moral #ud not carnal ones. | 4 on this subject appear to bave origiaa 4 : 12 sion and Home f 1 <l caunot expect o prosp ts members re- tie appreciation W by 8 Coart-Martial, in spite of the Secretary MeCulloch at Fortress Monvor, from or threatomed with any of these Mualadies. LB Rat on Kn. hem, Ass o 6 R + ufficer, way be regarded as a pretty thor | Fortness Movror, Mag 6, 1866, The important wid uselul iformation’dt coatains on the art of pre- ¥ aside s service u portion o ¥ by gen The Nortbern commwuni not bw quite | The revenne cutter Northerner, with Secrotary MeCul- | orving hoalth s for the prevention and cure of thoss frequend s morning on & short visit here Major-General who habitually finds | lock and family, arrived t ,and rotarned to Washiogton this after- | Us » severe on Kebels aud too lenient to | and 1o Norto of attacks of eapiratory disenses w0 somumon and uaiversally fatal ia this be ans to 814300 ifth 3 | el ! rown | £ tho present Lible Houso was i ording to Tax | 1OO% ‘ ountry. makes it 4 work of grest value ot oaly to the professionsd : ' grent portion of the o dotails of the minor ust commuted the punisbment of - wuta, the eonsuwptive uvalid, il ¢ Fourth-a church in il nges bus come from 1 hearts ‘nml erited commendati nted ie "J,": gy Xlrmu elghtoen SEateth e ump x; vl ‘butw:voryf!l y clicle. o s, Let it be remembered o lile " ministers it agents sad co T8, months’ imprisonment (o thirty days! i Outiian Sabcits Tk badk: OPINIONS OF THE PRESS, od o e AL o P ) S e ; The bead nnd front of the General's offending was that be | The authorities at Galveston have issued an order grant- p FUSS Sian S . e o { American Female Guardinu Society, turned the case, referred o in the first of the above extracts, | ing perinits to suling masters to be their own bealth Dr. Ditlenbeck bas s bigh repotation for his sacomsful tres memt g e preliminary services of the thirtysecond anmiver- Court-Alartial which tried it, for reconsideration—a | Oflicors. Unless they have 55 on bourd their ships, | 9iseases of the throst and luoge by medicsted inhatattors, wad from i il s sary of the American Female Guardisn Society took place | Ak e the. conumon tuw of armies, and | tey may enter the farbor without inspection, but the re. | fcts within oor ywn kuowledge, we LUtk bis paputati & fs well de- 1 7 v s/ e = i) LS (Bt i | e which fs required by the common law of "% 80| gponsibility of this course will rest upon the maste | served. Thoroughly educated i his profession, avd Basi; s pras X ¥ ey O 0. How vail over all tho earth. Let { iuthe Dutch ¢h in Fifth-ave., corner of Twenty- | 1o revising officer is a¢ liberty to decline, if in his con- The crops in Texas are excellent, Fhe Red River is | tice upon the most approved sckool of wediciae, Tio lo glrentotin Jios ting, Ma use our whole cndeavors 1o achiove that en | last evening, and a large and fashionable audi- | lieves the julgment of the CourtMartial to be | falling, aud the danger of an overflow pubic and to bis medical brethron the rich results 0. kis long and se~ Webh, . Do i peare o ence was present. The Rev. T. W. Chambers, D. D, | clearly uojust. The case referred to was s follows: | The receipts of cotton Lave be consful experience in the volume dow before us. The work wnet be I « Hous ay e A i | presided, aud the Rev. F. G. Clark of the Twenty-third-st. | Lieut. Col. Trowbridge, commanding the 234 Regiment ysveenilfpryer of great vaius both to the professioua’ wau aod the genoral reades, 1 ; at 2.0 A ersary sermon oi this soe. | Preshyterian Chureh delivered the annual serm Nearly | Uuiteda States Colored Troops, put to death, without tilal, & Markete—Reported by Telograph, and we bave no doubt will tend to prevent, as well as prowote, the £ Sidre aby the | ered last evening in the F erian Clurch comer of | 200 children, both boys and gils, belongivg {0 the Home | Wan named Calvin Crogier, for the murdor of one Milly, a | MoniLr, Aay &—Cotto to-day, 300 bales; M. | cure of many cuses of throat and luog discase. “WEDNFSDAY, NAY 0. ¥ and Twenty-secos by the Rev. Howard | of the Fric b and the Tndustial Schools of the Socicty | private in sad regiment. An erparte Court of Inguiry ac- | 4llsg, Ji@ige. Hales of sho w 09, Receipts of the From The Boston Congregatio ' Home D Lrving Hall * m. | DD trom tho text. 2 Whoso | Were se s part of the chureh, and o5+ | guitted him of all blame in the matter. Therenpon, the Pro o o S WPeks ARFIRER AN+ De DISCHAVUVNE s Aetubisnons i i dor, Wl < \ of Cleveland, 0., | © after the work sted i » their e . . 12.67 7 . g seanos the 2uthor hise had o lar o ) experionse s T & D, o o, |co T the wor pisted to their enj visional Governor of South Carolina made an spplieation, | PHILADELPHIA, May 3 —Petroloum firm. Cotton dull at 34 e et e el \ 4 by the sine Dsed on 5 bundie of afidatits, for a full investigation. Gen. | @3 for Middiing, Flour firm, stock. 45,000 bbls., agaizst b 0e paet, s b LA ary DY (e Seiposh 4 1 " in the the openi Dvens, the absence of Gen. Gilmore, th 100,000 at the same time last year; fair sales at unch d to *“Cores raiing the curstive power of Medicated fa- A " giving the # Depart , ordered such an investigation | prices, Wheat firmi; Red, §2 25a 82 05; Spring, #22 balation in Coteomption sud Tesplratosy organe” r A , as follow i of the Departueat, deem. | White, r:l 028 Corn declued J25. tales & examples whick have coma undet iy observation, and which the per dres ar _ 2 1 = hie Court uasatisfactory, for the reason | Coflee dull. Provisions advaucisg; Mess Pork, the uage, The b 1 aven wowing O ien teceiving aid fror where sbowed that Crogier killed Mils | 20j@%le, Whisky dul b waclerryr g redaales oad Gk ey 1 P Iw )0 are Moham | 3 or that was dead ToLepo, May 5. paper, and the pearance o the work. ponder W@ a4 § —Business at ahove Polst | bro the Tnspector-General made s report, Gen. Gilmore | Wheat de. bettor of Mew Michigan model of nesiness. ] e, i y-udit " | having returned and resumed command, ordered Devens | bash 2504, Now Amber §2 19ja$2 21, Oid do. $2.33. Corn From The Boston Zion's Herald. ek [ araives by the oblidren, brief 3 1 warld iro seals of neficiaries 1o tobriag Tmbelignio sl oot o L | S e O A e . | e e o st i pocoma o e - g At the iria Do last, lls, the ctunlly | Lako Froigh 0 al. e atr passages, is skpl cuons ; £t04n ., ia the e we sl find great div ins presen iri e feon by the members of it and the | CINCIXNATEMay 5.—Flour 2o higher. Wheat firm, demand g fisstosh of dhouis pusiages. ho Shugto. b Jrtsvivovsas 10 & 4 n Ecoiestastiolsm aud | Bl ol | wound, received 1o a ] with Crozier, examined by each | light. Whisky duil at 8220, duty paid, 62 23. Provisions ex- | Par descriving many remarkable cures, s interesting. For oursolvesy J [ ter as three ¢ fdens ereat amount of | of thets. was not called to testify cither by the Judge-Advo- | cited and all articies higher. Méss Pork §30. Lard at we aduire the rules by which all regulas plysicisns ace goveined, end t i al governm re purcly Prot ety. The report | or Conrt e Id 127, ‘ are totally opposed to tha quackery which makes great pretensions 4 Tistianity using lts divine wings; Trowbridge, on bis part. made no attempt to prove, nor did CiicAGo, May 5.~Flour active, and advanesd 10225¢. | .5z secret remedis ing wpon the ciedulity and foars of the o v that Crozier had itted the orime for which he | bbl., at 88 25 for fair choice Sprivg Extras. Wheat advanced by s " a By bt be did offer to prove that there was reasou 981 57 for No'1, and cloatag outside st same, | Poople. This book containe the euthor's remediss, and, oo far oo o o ted it. thesargeon bavitg pronounced | 1 good demand t 81 0281 13. Corn firm ut 48c. for | canjudge, is reliavie aa it certainly is interasting " e e | ! wrts ed, Tie aiso offered evidence that b | No. 1. Oste frm at wadic, Provi s frm. e Pork From The Boston Olive Brasch. T > | cousnlte 18 0t a sort of ead court martial | he'd at 820, Lard advanced 1o ljc. ghts dall. Receipts | Those who bave felends st all inclized to C ion ahioal T Bitie Sociy—Academy of Musie Al | expenditire \f ‘perfectly regular, had o power 1o punish with | —,000 bbls Floor, 25,000 bush, Wheat. 152000 prmtil e Wt sl lpddomrozond« oot i . t v. Dr. Anderson o Amer rd, the t for the from P: dea’h), bat, iv fact only two licutenants and the surgeon were | 5,000 busb. Shipt Floar, 44,000 bash. a Bicted with sore b s eod, b 1 o, D D, MajorGen. 0.0, rd d my mother forsa prescut, wien there were bumerous captaina and superior ofli- | Wheat, 12,000 Lush, Cors and 9,500 bush, Oats, iy alRtiated Wi dore ‘Dirut be sped wheh o sebd, Ho €. Wiatlirop of Bosten (invited and ex The idea of the 3 » within eall, MILWAUKEE, May 5 ~Flour firm and active, Wheat active, | practice sccordiugly. g v ! e by we | sy, evidonice was offered br the prisoner that if be bad | and adrazced one cent; salesat 815 2 81 64 “or No. L Winter. From The Boston Transcript. 1 as pure s prighy o e ¥ | vot esecuted Cru + men would bave burned the town of | Receipts 1,600 bbis. Fiour and 27,000 bush, Wheat, Shipments bls volume Ds. Dillen! S v oot s as the Irish of the | bt B 5| Nebwberrs. and that Lieat,-Colovel Tyler, commanding the | 1,500 bbls. Flour aud 41,000 bush. Wheat, & InAkieprivg v Difesinek oo ve S0 0 s ol 4 . - iSersd peih Pont e waved, cost what it might ! Flour firi; sales 1900 Bl t 99 50fop | hlawiews with ragsedto the phenomens snd mesagsmant o£6 SONFY 5, the most power ent day The srty whatever, belong- g @811 50 for Red Winter, and 813 so@814 | diseases which are second 1o noue b impottance (i Lhe eatire cate, hose aniveriary showing ing to ritories, withoat | Wheat firm; sales of 3,300 bush, New Amber | logue of human isfirmities. Dr. D.'s wethod of eure isby lakalations 1t was not from pl: to plce 3 the order h military offense, | 223, 3,000 bush. choice White Canada, at 8290, | the ingredients and pr of sdministering ara tnlly given in the J rt.martial, beside the peu- ttested cares are recorded, by wiich com, i; wales 16,000 bush. No. 1 Indiana o arrive, | yoiocie, Numerous wel " Barley scarce; sales 8,200 bush. Canada, at §) 07 T et Canal Frelghts, dully Fiour, cures kave been eficted by bis mods of trestuent. I mutiny heat, 10¢.; Corn, #jc.; and Outs. 5Sie. to New-York, Lake Frou The Worcester Spy. ouly the par- | Imports: 16,000 bush. Wheat, 14,600 bash. Corn, nd 7,000 Dr. Dillenback has bacome distinguished as one of the sbiest sdvo- 5 Peas. Capal Exports: 390 bbls. Flour, 7,600 bush. Cora, | cates and most extensive practitioners of the system of medicated in- n of 8 o 1 by the eivil law, Bot 1t is mani- 1 oce unless the offic t juvoiving the crime #b and surpassing a nature that no rr, bt aiso all officers and soidisrs present at its tire A This 5 nan power staye the m ods, It )+ alone the be s, As bat igno- | Si01, oF COmIDE 1o Ay knowledge of the intention 89 com- | 200 bush. Peas. f ing their heads | q he € it, aud not doy twost to preve suppress it, s, May SveCotton higher at 31232, Flour better, | baistions for diseases of the throst sud Lungs, a system whicb, like be its modern [ « '"“,I,””" Walworth c‘- the Cholern, o g .x;-r f T uliLost to pi LLOF suppross - lurflln:{v- ooy ) e oy P05 mow sysioma b madicine, hai met with sesloas oppositin iom & The Alhany Argus of April 21 has an ting | “Iire then, was o tureat of soldiers against thelr officers to | ‘@814 for Fancy. Wheat buoyant for good qualit Corn | portion of the profession. The work before us is s scisntific defenss | ation from Chaucellor Walworth on a subjec [z t o flagitions ead fatal sct of insubordination, for the | firm 8 Loavy at 41 i Bacop—c lear sides advanced 80 | of the system, divested as much as possible of the techuicalitios of T ent attracts so g ! attention—the Axiatic ¢ lx.. ;.‘.\-":«.: a ':‘;v';""' ‘ymx;:xn't:,.;:‘;Il";.w‘..xln;':lw.’luh:‘}-y {.e‘ | ;‘ull : . 'I.:;.'v‘i atlsc. Lard advasced to 220, WRISKY | yojence, 50 as to adapt it to the comprehiension of the general roader, by tenohing & ng that we may seon be d by this scourge, the | brave and faithfal officers immediate aivests, and 1 due course | New-Ouieaxs, May 5.-Cotton unchanged and frregular; | A¢ such, I has strong claims o the public and the profewsion, for, ia e | B wabivd 1 t mu ion to it in exewplary punishm.ents, sales to-day, 1,000 bales; Mid(ling, 33@24c.; receipta today, | 8 question so essentialiy vital to the well being of tae community, Cogference for Br dupes all over the worl Soti by i et Tt we well, perbaps, that the court did not so fag violate law, | 430 bales. “Sterling exchange. 132 i important that it be thoroughly investigated and well anderstood. mtd Duteh Chureh, e S RPN S and disenrd decency and self-respect, ua (0 receive and recond | BALTIMORE, MAY 5.—Flour quict. Wheat steady. = Cora Prom The Newbaryport Hersld. | d it his daty, for the evidence so disccuragiog to the pro ‘and #0 Qisgradeful to | quict; white e5z86c. ; yellow 6:@8lc. Oats firm at 362 N Tkttt IR besentig o ovthodon: medait &8 all o Weare o ud Kimbail o 114 ot megis an upward tendency. Bulk sboulders | h : 3 : Wy 1otk that sbile they hid 1t as_far as possible | 124@124e. Coffee dull obtorpld. Bugar stoady, | Copsumption, Bronchitls, sud other afections of the throat wnd lungh e e by dd, o fact, | Groceries in good demand. Whisk —W estora §2 = This volume containe s clear and full exposition of the couses and 1 it is impossible to | Provisions firm wit 5, 10 say o fow w o when e ; ; 3 deei ,:.J{,: it voibivg cise’ With aindy ani | saars o thes dlrmm, o sirectmodo Lok rmert. U out pubiioscbocle, e o s eyt take Yo Thease. bt Fwitiess, whols ascertained W have becn | Pressyreriay Cnonon or 7o Sea AND Lavo— | :“‘:Nw,mm::;f;:z;:fi::m‘:‘mifl:: iy, et e 86 e shall ‘Se s sho groatly X fatal teruival . ; lv: "l| i W! wl‘p::b‘]‘(’-‘r"ulr"lf;': After due deliboration and with a full conviction of tie Beces- | eyerytbing apperiaining be tioir menagement to every eres t i s Al e s B R P urved hie would bave been exceedingly | 8ity of the enterprise a committee, appointed by the Prosby- From The Boston Traveller. ’ peri O e e 1t Toabel a0d Lyachlaw | tery of New.Tork, organized the Presbyterian Church of the | Mediextod Inbalstion n coming to be considered one of the most,¥ formation } best physicians, th fasbion, even if the colorad soldi d, instend of speedily | gl and Land on the 29th day of Decomber last with 32 mem- | not the most, «f-acions methods of testment for Pulmouary Comw aid; but in thet e for mitigating, by sup eration of Tro would bave beos d from ) recoy slera is not half ed of seamen aud & few scattersd Presbyterian | samption, Bronchitis snd similer disesses of the Throst snd Lusge ‘They rented and fitted up a place of worship at N No smail suare of this change in public sentiment is owingto the s Market-st. at & cost of 8700, calied and -mod-p«wnfir; s sexitings ot D Tetls afemosiin Biliacinelc thero might bave | har" compe rior autbority. of | fumilies bridge SUNDAY, MAY 13. of mood hibite tke & Mcn's Chrisuan Associ L3 baby H. Tyng, Jr, Madis typhus for e th ) Chu v tiiat comparativel reons of sober -- i3 | canizad » Sunday School of more than a hundred s {he cholera who attend to ite premonitory sym mof this eonrt for stadi- | Eomnition expended over 81,500 in this ntarpriss aad fnally | clearly sot forth the many advantages of this mehod of practice, o had been | purchased the oid Market-st. Cburch, corner of Market and | trested the phenouiena aad management of these ditoses with cloag, t 8 Luman sacri & Liaw alvo recorded numerans cases of remer which it ks been Bis good fortune v effoch From The Boston Herald. d and rew AP Teury-ats. The opentag services in the new cburch took | o and pe place yestorday at 104 . 0., under the direction of the Kev. | Futnes M. Krepa. Service was also held in the afternoen st | *bie a4 compiets cur | 3, and in the evening at 74 o'clock. ——m Thisis & handeome volume, o which the newly diacovered tread e o meut of Consaraption, Bronchitis, Astbuma, Catarth aud Clergyman's o it | ARREST OF THE A”f“ Exrress Rosseas.—Four | 0 ln Sl el with ability by s scieatiic aud prectical phys v and mankind, be b e other pers: including one railroad brakeman, impli- | cian, who is payiog particular attention to this class of most formids fastly and tobiy served as any soldier in the galaxy of | cated in the robbery of the Adams Express Company on the | ubie diseases. Personsailicted with pulmonary compiaints in thels s boen honored aud blossed a8 | 424 of January last, wers arrested on Friday and beld for | incipient stages should st oneo procure a sopy fof this work, iu whick es Bidle Society, sud A old 1 Boston this year, comume ltng on the 24 tiena Bapt on M SATURDAY, MAY 19, Uvion.—Anniversary el Ret¥. Wm. zed the stimulnots arc v riton of lirous in York rema that in t! o — The Church Anti-Slavery Society. : T ; ANNUAL SERMON BY THE REV. DR. CHEEVER. o0 befor s | trial The investigation of the case will disclose the manner | oy will iud matter of vital intersst. tie Rev. J. B, T o he ann bl f the above : Tie Court baving, upon reconsideration, adbered to thoir | i which crimes are planaed iu the metropolis uud the numer. Br wer, w. \E-x b E it as A last resort, and s | decish 5. 0 the rey ~u|;:| um; ) being bound by | ous ageucies secured to make their perpetration successful, Dr. Dillenback's Work can bs obtsined st the Bookators of ant of Madison Ui itany or cheek the fatal teade dis- | 1aw 10 ap pprove it, 1ssued the following very mild —— = i . s Davis, LL.1)., Worcester, Mass., snd tbe Thers was & large cong n. After the | 3 oA | wrder | P TSI FIRTEAN OO &:00,%0. 4L 3Woipet ; Bowochmnd 34 Aov Welet, D, I of the ohure fTered o ““Ye findiogs 15 tha above ease are di The Tribune Enlarged. Rooms. YT b st rofferedup s | For ali populous places cholera prevails or where there | Crozier was executed summarily by 1. A e tomary oxercises of * Anniversary week ' b e remoral of prejudices arsing frow @ distiction bone oot s yiggrivi et ol for the mun mmarily by Jieut Col Trowbride® | ryp LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE | Dr. Dilienbeck has opened sn Office at No. IL3 Ninthet, o fow Py Ve o 3 o atterward delivered a sermon from a text to be > p 5905 P only was not 1 by waid ( bt 14 to-day alive an ? " 1 dene and we append reports of such of th aud 10th ¥ ave we ate vicluity slould be carcfully drained of; aud weil. 1t was opinion & most unjustifiable net, and indt- | bl onls yoict ¥ Biiinp; Mot w; raese S8 NS5 N (WS apviversary meetings as occurred during the reated st Why vat of - g 10 1o s Cltsor sl excite. | ENLARGEMENT OF THE DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY | on THURSDAY and FRIDAY of exch woek day and evening. The meetings, which we bhere r e e P o ! Xn..x,-«m..r by fied by chlor M. Shwe thy s nunh- d judicion umcoxl-, 1his caso | TRIBUNE. B ¥ o aning the covensnt of our Fathert™ The Lev > Lus been returied once to the Court for reconsidera! n St s . ccinlly 16 warm weather b e e b ot the. General com. | Notwithstanding the fact that the size of TB Tars- after a briof intreduction, to analyze the were, os o general thing, largely a order Lisut Aol Trowbridga 334 | vy bas been increased more than ono quarter, the price will h be o ttacked by the cholers Mr. Walworth | manding feols compe th remarkably so of the Committe of Fif £ - | intolaw, because it did not gn far encug earnestly urges that they should not be lef U.8. C. T, rrest and restored to daty.” | poo oo Amniversary of the Preadyserian Board of For. | bill he characterizsd us o fra 1 the g ® e In regard to the co nishment mentionad in | FEA i St s Le dore . o . the second paragraph specifications, the facts were TERMS. SPRING CLOTHING s ot F. B BALDWIN'S, Nou 7 sad 7 2ot e o ightn i o WEEKLX TRISUNE. 3 Bowery, tie largest stors and assariment in the oity, aud prices lose. 1 year—32 numbers. their sympathy The frecdmen oo the plantation stola cotton from the atore- | Mail subscribers, single cop Nouse; it Was not the proouce of imst year but of previous years. - Mail subseribers, clubs of und was admitted on ull bauds 1o bo the property of the late | Ten copies, addresied to names of subseriber Tinster . b attempted to rcover it—the negross armed with | Twenty copies, addressed to names of subscriber: J, and in the aftray ous of thew was shot | Ten coples, to one address.. + civil righta s beeaase it s from voting for the vext e rofusal of the Goves presence and of the Pr 14 at the resb; hors of the poor un they or their fan attacked wit s were l y vist them w -st. and L ggeees act, the President the € : g of an appropr byma 1 A . ¢ the proper | loes & . 5 Lo principle that tlis was a white n « Govers Ly th b wound, which did not prevent | Twenty copies, to one address. e - = B e | ! io contonded tint in order to eatablish por. being out ¢ e icted. a8 the owner | A okira copy Wik be sent for oach oub of toa. Tavalids! Tenycliug Chairs ou Wheels, (o wd ook Secrotary, (rom which it u e e tho black man must bo anchised m al e frecdman hol SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. * CARAGES to order. f missionarics and sasisa & poiioal lovel with ile whlie man ¢ o in Lis hand 51} subecribers; 150pg; 1 youreiof sumberh. s | NT CANT. AING HOESES, for in aud out doors, $17te - ol ork, be states from bis utual bostiiity. Mal suhseribers’ 2 copies, 1 year—104 numbers . | O3 BSERY SWING and Beby Ton Mail subscribers, 5 copies, or over, for each copy .. EIRHIAGES, Propeliers ¥ liceused. Two ord I, were stricken down at s tried and faitbful wo:ke removed alwost 6t t the midst of growing of Canton, was aiso cailed 1 copm’ gt 30 oyy STRONG WAGONS. Chi Ll e ' & ohs remitting for 10 copios &3, will receivs an exira oopy e R i to 12 B B for 6 months. ' by the mannfactuer, S.W. SMITH. No. 30 Willise at. mousty recommended him to ’ ¢ authorily va sccount of the great | Persons remitting for 15 coptes 845, will rec i : ) Wiltise: recelve Patients free. foe at 673 Brosdway, N. Y., ti! uexs Thure d on bi. one year. arnest recommendation | DAILY TRIBUNE. 8 of the Governwent t e | owu observation that there is vory littie danger to those who of benevolence. 3| vr clemesey of ¥ engage i the discharge of suc t on the other hand, the gre: aching the solation the n Letwoen him . At | in o 3 inrec die and tho white mau, then n_ mosarchy wis pre e nli* m'::‘ l‘;“;; .:0:"::- ‘i: -il"‘;l. f:".i woull become of thew all if their tiaal axd individual soln hok \ sbor for the beathen, o ave had to leave | 14 | tion depended upon uch hypocrisy as was patent to every. | <01 10 per anoum; 5 for six montha. d f s time to Tecruit their wasted evergies, and gattier new | body in the Governmentt Uod was greaier than Andecw | * Tue atmosphere which surroun o corpeo af & person | To meet general charges, which probably mean nothing, ex- | g il "THE TRIBUNE, Now-York, The Giny World, thy siness World, the Profese - b Jur helr Inaeh Sorull sefvias: ) . | Jobson, and let the people go to Mim aud ask thet e | who Las died with the cholera b dangerous soon after | cept to impart an extraneons and flicit force to speciic ones, I oo Sz SERSERRAN -York, | Ll World, the Youlafal Worid, the Economit Woild, all the “native brethren buve been ordaied to the gospel | might deal justly. The reversnd speaker conten ded that the hot wea re the body has been | give very brief abstracts of two other cases, and will givomore - — World, ate lovited to Ala aud oue i China; anoter bas been Licensed | State soveraignly plan in which the Government. was to be re. | o iu o bot and unventilsted , eroatier. if more sbould he deemed nacessary. | Umix's No 513 Broaowar, 2 k ructed was the esce f . for the exereise of be interred as 800 John Binith, colored soldier, was tried by Court-Martial in MARRIED, there to tuapect all that is dazzliug, graceful,nveful, special. debonusle nove bave been | the right to deny tho sufirage was Virtually @ ight to eusiave. it should 1 8 cool, o distiiot, on thres viz.: HADLEY—RUROOES—On Thorsday, tha M (net., at the rasidance | 0 sumptuous in ene The T neir trostment of the negro race was a test of their repub- | supplied with some prop nfocting Disobedience of orde: E of the bride, by the Rev. James D. Wilson, Audrew J. Hadley of | Vieits of it iuls o e vicluity ¢f the bods abouid | Sertking and kicking bis snperior officer. Bowskiynili I 0e Mise My FoBormons sESeEE o L] me.con snossSREE by am and pioty. for the right 10 vote was not ool o 0—DUBARRY—On the 16th of October ln RER you what aud Where your Discases are the moment b sces and ome I r ut s uational right—as mich £0 as the appoint @ aud o8 slort ss & proper respect to the de- ‘L hreatening bis superior officer, meut of gaardians of thoir righte, AL right of suflrage Was | cease essnry preparations for o speedy interment, | g Ho wo found guiity of them all, and sentenced to 18 months R by tha Row W Brow o the Pire Congraguiions! Chivcb, | 708 what wud Whete Your DSt o (o "ormest U524 3 B a; ¢ Tt and belonged (0 all Cuzistians irrespoctive | will permié. And tho budy sbouid ot be sent by Tailroad, of | with bard labor aud loss of pay alseady accracd of acorulng | e e s Fuio Fraatiia'B | amises you, and whether o0 et be cutet 08 b0k D eiants g lombia; in i wolor, birth or learuing. | rwise, 10 A0Y €0 bie distas r interment. uniess | during that term. 1+ —— Bis Vegstable Kemedies all Disesses of the Luugs, Throat, Catarrh, co in Africa; in Ita Dr. Cheever concluded his address by a roferenco to the Jermeticnly elosed in & proper coftin, which coflin should | Gen Devens approved the findings but cemitted the penaty, R Conumt ption snd Chronic Dissases. Anti-Slavery Soclety, in aid of which u collection was then | not be opened ai the funeral. for Teasons assigned, Lo two mouths’ lmprisonment and loss of DIE Tuwalids shat are not able to call can comsult the Doctor by the iabo tasan up. | "% AltHongh the ravages of the cholera fn my mmed | pay during the same term. and they shou'd aléo send for his frea Medical Book of 23) pages sostin wild tbe 1 ' e neighborkood, in 1502, were very great, at lenst 50 de fore & Miitary. Comiiasion, one Presidont P. Moorer, o | ALLEN=0a Sundsy moming. May6, Darid R. Affo, In the 520 | thg sbove wibject Poeps iBomsis, Advicaten L Jaguiciatn _88G SN The American Bible Society -Jubilee Year. baving occnrred within 1060 rods of my dwelling. and aithough | white civilian, was tried for an sssault on freedman with year of hx-qe‘. - R s kmnm:;: h;:o;k\ . o month only boc ., wciudig the jesion Tbe fiftieth snniverssry Of the American’ Bible | MY ¥ilesod mvsaltwere in the habit of visiting those who | intent to commis murder, found guilty and sentenoed to im. | The Felatives Ba0 friCl, e T ol | No. 67 Broadway, New-York. e b i, o B n - T wffos g frota the disease, tho ouly attack uf the cholora | prisocment with hard labor two years. ‘The General approved | }iCCkiva, on Tuesday, the #th st st 30 clock p. o . e e B e eameions & them Ty madie, & commemorated Inst evening in Dr. Diaes | which we had af that time was eansed by impradently vontur. | {he fiadivgs avd ordered the seatence (o bo executed at8ing | gy \ g \vELL—At Janesville, Wis., o Sunday, Aprl 2. in the 24tk parent oAt & WetSiba ron in former yea poured out its trensures of , corner of Fifth.ave.. and Niveteeatst, by o sermon | 138 iuto the infeced atmorphere of ciose, whromtlialod roofh, | Bing. oo Justimin, | BU b age, Charles G.. son of 1. . Blackwell of this city. Destroy positively and parmaaentiy ol noxions und lnfeetions guees. and wore d of ¢ the Rov. Tauas Ferris, LL. D, Chancellor of the New-York | st o0y very bot Sommicr Bight.” Bousn, Apell %0, 1080, The relatives wid friends of the fawily are fuvited to uend the | s THE EESY FREVESTY E OF EFIDERICE, Got ! The servicos wer opoued by the singiug of the | *25¢ P & y s funerg, from e peeemes e - Blaskwoll Fioming: | 0 ey 85 weil o 1n hoessbabdo ‘and-sick-chambers. 1t L fare iynn beglenicg, | As rogards the treatment of the cholers, Mr. Walwarth A DrsrrRaTE Max SUBDUED BY C“w“’,"‘:l“ — | Lverty a0 a8 o Clock v and Flemtogton a2 ctock p. m. | aud ects all promises, houges, inks, ofc, It s the best od b How precious i ok divi | . | The Cieveland Herald of Batarday gives an account of the tan o3 s oo | iapeat atticle of the Kind, aver dicovered. (s simple in application— o o communicates the folowing faots from his personal ex- | The Cloveland Horuid of, Buticay BIER0 S0 LOLcoor doath. "R | OOULD-Sle Besokivn Bob o Subiriy Find aadhe s ebross | 5 Boirder o0’y to be isewad—ad s feo feom Say ajisiout eve, vel. Liislsw : u lias over Delore DU | gpo e or by the Rev. Dr. Rice, the hymn beglnaing with | P (e tiwe drow near for bis execution, Cooper, thedoomed man, | i POSCNS 10 by Druggiste. 50 Centa per Box. ported. an J fullowing tppropriate stanzs was then suy | When the premovitory symptoms indicated that thore was | becanie unmatageabie. Close observation of his movements | mpe reistives and friends of the family are rospectfuly dnviipdtoav | Wioism's Depot: ¥ per werl the primary degar 1o the collegs. 18 ADE % ve the i danger of the existence of cholera in the system, they gave to | convinced snk?.hnnlm‘ ‘that another attempt to escape | tend the funersl, at 2 o'clock p.m. of Tuesdsy, May 3, from the o TRASER & LEE, No, 20 B b, Now Yok, TLe rocoipts of the Board from jurces have been The glady solk the patient o pill, comsisting, I think, of about five parts of | would be made, and be concluded to ace him i frons. By South Secon: 'M. E. Chareh. L FRASER & LEE, No.2 m}ifi‘ _._fiu_fl % 6 ¢ 5 §210,576 38, leaving a balauce Loet wil 4 o know, calomel to one of opium, with the addition of a small propor. | some means, propably shrough some of ke prisoners, COOper | jAMLEN—On Sunds. &, Dr.S. L. Hamlen, formerly | o otice. -Thug_buu"umx-il (’dln-‘u KU :. e T This 18 o serious falling off wh To eurth's femotest bouud, | tion of camplor. The calomel to promote the eerebions of Decame awars of the intention of the Sheriff. Tt was decided | o Cineinnati, in the 4t ORE iw Kew: ::‘n:';”“_;. 3 Park row, iectly oppostis comp Se preceding year, bat its receipts wero then | Tho year of jul | bile. and the opiam to prevent and counteract debility. 1do | to put the frons ou bim on Wedneaday, Daring tho day he | The faueral services wi! 22 Bond s o0 Wedner tor House, Bost o IRTS o isea CULLA sponse of the cnurch to the special appesi SecETe e ere Roma. not reeollect What particular t was inte 1 be pro. | oot e hiscell and barriosded himself within it. Hetoro | day.at |2 oclockm. The resias wiil bo taken to Woodlawa for re Lock Shuttle SewingsVachines for Familiss placed the pieces inst the door. When interment. Manutacturers. hfi_'?m-::-nzlhA u.‘::’-n:’ wurse was then delivered | duoed by the adaition of eamphe But the small quastity | up his bunk ar £ 10 the Jubilen of the | {lereut l,,r... o T cate that i was used as @ stimalant, 10t | the Shoriff for the uuusually Ligh retes of , An elaborate and tuteresting bave yoy sbsorbed 840,000, Ly Dr. Ferris. He bogan by all ! i b ) B g F oA ~ ' 4 uum u" lh;l'l'cn"i.-‘, hbu::mld that M: nu!-.;)-.( Fiiday, the &th iust, Elder Daniel Mooroe, in the o e “’4‘1‘. =~ Lditures of the curzent year— | Jews—their rejoicings over their return frow boudage. | asusedative. When the cholera was known to Lave actnal onld enter his co! that the irons should never yoar of his aze. 3 Ilr-'\v eonsideration by tie | There was special oceasion for rejoiciug 1u our country :n:;:m' the patient. as indicated by the rice-water u-)nz mbs while he was He wos pertectly wild with ‘n-u:-nm "',';""":':'d.m IL.."(I{ mr;lmély{r-wullzn Removed to No. unu--y.mu-w;‘, ¢=:‘mm, ent on tho part of the Buard | over the loug-prayed-for emanclyation " of more (han Flons. the number of pills given as a doss were inereased, andthe | excitoment. 1iis eyes glistened through the barred door like fgmbihe iyl s Mntag, g dL e Bosdrer, T __LEWIS P part of the church must take | 4.0¢0,000 of souls frow, the yoke of o galling bondage. | pattent so s'tacked was direeted to remain quiet, and to move | those of au Infuriated tiger. Ho raved and tore around his . o g ’ Charles S, spmeguiln. | Inthis, the present pecasion offcred a similarity for gratula- | about I an possible. Tho existence of intense thirst was | cell ik a mad man, cursing nud swearing in the most blasphe SHERIDAN=AG Hay Ridgo. on Satucday, Moy 5 atter o abort {17 . e Safeth Ward tions Lot h""". 'm- Jow |;lr|.,|".‘:xx|: ,m:: :’n was more kflp; frequently relieved """""",;",‘1“" |.mll.:nluw'l‘m:'flAp‘ll:mel. P T..:;,,."g{u.:,‘d m.“,‘?’d be |I,i,p,,.:,|,|. nm J‘;g-;‘).l.."l;:r-"«;n:y;:mn w Sheridan, » dsughiter GEN. :::lu A AR S ertinent to recount this evening the origin, work an “ ¢ Al cou! 10 the low par any, confine bim witbout considerable assistance. He, there. | 500 0 3 or o y ) at ‘ sorner 5 e O sy Paaty Frarioes To'the €219 s ooy wbaraly iod made 118 O rvariaoe, and bolose | fore salied in several of the prominens men of the town, to | P’ &':‘,Tfi:fi.fi:fi?fi'&fl."fi"\'@mfi the furarl | o Sudgn Boti's Considoom, coreraf Wes: Tweniy - Bible 8ock | it had reached the vieinity of my residence, whic farup | conen't a8 to the best course to be pursued. Among them | Crrisges st Hamilion Ferry at 2 o clock. MONDAY, May 7, 0t 8 o m. 1ous generally are in a healthy state. The field is Opportu tor the advasce of tae | cial and the Chureh should put | grow | ofits orgavization, i 6, ur‘n were XN di‘fler N v by the Rev. D, Cy: | etiea n this country. 10 e B e t was | on the bill, in Washington-at, 1 went to ogn for two or | was Dr. D. R. Jennings, who proposed that chloroform should | vy, city, on Fridsy, A % cted m-':r',fg.rom D e ention f the Bt st wnd Faroign 1l Socicty tha | fhree dave. While there 1 conmvited witl the late Dr. Jolin | be used to subiue tio euraged R A L fres ob | 7 EITROBK Sl the oty on Friday, May 4, Avgustus Whiclock, in e i saa the 13th, 14:h | the orgauation of the present Saciety w undertaken. | 1. Steelo of this place, one of the m umemrnm practitioners | jected to by some, but Dra. Keyes and Graham being Ware icsited to attend bis fanoral, from the Bomwintp. . _ . Bwidgsty versce. due wor Pani's | The 3 ork Diible Sociely, moved in the first in | then i the State, and who bad been 1y family physician while | guited, it was declded that that wa the only means of Brick Presvytarian Charch, ¥ifth-ave., cor. of Thirgeeventhist., vargers s FRENCH CLARS for Ladies 4 Ooad. he Tepresentatiois of the r English Society, | 1 Tived bere. He advised me 10 use the Congress water fre- | plishing the desired end. Two largo syringes were p S londay, Jih inst., at 4 o'clesk e s JATA Favarasrn i FRER I LS, ot 'y 1., 03 Saturday, b inst., Moses Ward, in | ceding ove. It wmevts every evening. at$o' o o Mo 3 Uatversitze - for his course in endeavoriag to corry tuc gospel to the | stanee we were bitter.y opposed 1o having the word ose of other 1ath thun themseives, be n people of Gos became ¢ iy in my family, as & preventive of cholera, | that would each hold abont one Enml of the subtle fluid. The | WARD—At Newark, appearance of the prewonitory sympious, | syringes were filled with the chloroferm, & bed quilt procured | tie TRh yeat of his lace: Ses * Instruction.” o er in conneo. 'fi place over the grating of the cell door, and after everything Relatives and friends are fnvied to sttond his faneral, on Tuesdsy Ear-itings and Pin: was prepaped th conteats of the syzingesjwerelisol into | * alemoan, ot 3oclock, (1 b late cosidaccs, No! W3 Wathivs' | x o Givies, Thioe, Five, S, Eight, Teu to One Huadred Dollores ssoluttons ian 1815, which led 1o a convention in this | quentiv and freel "Nfay & 1916, Twenty-five soelcties wiore seprasented by | Aud in case of ¢ i Fifty years, within two davs, bave | or an actunl attack of the disense, o use the wu passed siuce the inception of the great work, which We BoW | tion with the eholern pills prescribed Ly my fawily physician commemorate. i at Albauy, He said the cholera would not sprea here, | the cell, and luckily struek Cooper full in the face. Ho was | e [ The Bibic was regarded as the most precious boon 1o the | wiere tho pevple were in constant use = of | samewhat takeu o X by this noval precedure, aud toid them | WELDING=In Brooklyn, on Sunday, the 6t tast,, Sanah H. Weld | ™% gy ppvy BUTTONS AND STUDS, e asedicioe fur the. curo of al our moral e, | Wote mieral | waters, Which operated 8 power. | to ome in ith their doctor stufk bat Uey woud mever sub. | | ing seed 49 yoars. AR A u 3 + importance of giving thia book of books in ita integmity | fuily npon the biliary organs Without debilitating; the cffect | due him in that manner. A second discharge of the chloro- or an om New Styles, Two, Tiree, Four, Five, Six. Eight Seventy | resideace of ber b perty st | o o Set, for sale by GEORGE C. ALLEN, BB f Christ 10 all, tLey could no be sav 1hoy abouid beliete va & s [.'.':,'.", . :..:Lmu':'x l‘ln» i ty, was carly secn and gotcd upon. It I8 be | whichthe physicans were zndv-'nflnf to produce by their | form-liden ayringe, however, did she work. In Hitle less than ) mand {0 vs 0 use onr effo 250 P e ‘edition” so produced is s nearly aceurate | calomel pitls, combived with opium. He said stage driver | four winutes from the tme of the 8ret i ection of the chloro- o, 418 Bresdw ow bave the Christias cb us far publisbed. Aot 12 Svvas eiiient Wit [ pemty from Albauy 8 (ow evenings "5'"3,. ,::l"";'u':'? at- | form, tho ragiog man was quiet and, eank down a::fi'n?"'- e .- 4 more than 1,500 years od in 43 langusges. In of the Costinental Jan- | tacked by the eholern on bis way up, and # al stnge- ety hel ; o Sheriff a o} e mense _r..-..g Seeam, Though moro than 1,500 years b e i, both it the Fou Chou and Maudarin vialect, | Loose, ore of e O L A e wan very soon 1 & | Juta the corridor of the Jal, where the manacles wero placed Gpeciat Notices. w. C. BICKS'S PATENT STEAN ENGINES Aere’™ o se2 ' about 15 minutes ho revived, but the A SR SRS - tnlpe-,' m u‘(ulfi‘ - Lol ud was given, ** go ye into ol Syriac, in the | state of collapsc, aud died before mornag. And aithongh | an is logs and arme. ~— ~—~ and e was unable to do further barm, As Furope has no flower, sad thom(oss uo $oral extiact, equal in $3 Tupansee, Hivdoostan, Sanserit, Arabic, jevd was doe, Ne. 30 Libemyat. 4 to every cressure,’ ther o tes, amd in the dislects of the aborigi- - Ted with gnests aud boarders, no 4OW more persots it the «d who have never heard the na; tongues of the Pacific istes, and in L that hotel was pretty well filled with guesls rdera, 8 1 o | pal Jengnagenof this contivent. Great praise is due to the | other person there was aflected with the Gisease. Upon wy | goon as he became sble to speak and mov be taived his e it e S wise 13 CLigerating | yaturs to Albasy, | compunicatod to my family physioian | Tvanacied hunds nud nid, whil & wioked oath; * Gantien fragrance to the NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, s liviag odor, asit | e et constitated the entire dation of i FTt bose millions of souls | important part enacted by th y | with othera, and in many instances ’ b e heathin tovgue. They are a band of meo'well | coneurred with him Ju oplaion.” cowards. " | §uaittied for tbe wark, ou account ¢ Jities snd cul 3 e e Fhowe who STIve 0 curry out bis woIk, | tore. They had contiibuted largely toward tho adveneement Mr. Walworth had three times an attack of cholora, and | g o0 0 Diasonn PiN.—On Saturday night | Each bote is thus lodorsed, the words beiag blown fn the g'ss: | \XRRWS, Seamen's Chaplain at Wimingiow N. C. ¢ mIe20 30 be i e e ewan o cmmvs out ébs- worky | of sur kEuwledgoof Ve Brrra Iscognite, 0 (30 Tegsmeration’| (izen tlzes sied 110 cholérs pll, Jo counssiion with Cou | o e W, Sayder of No. 13 Bond-st., made the iaequaint- Naw- dragghts, s Hair Dy i g ) gt e weaiihe the "M"‘, ""wm T Chratian | of which they had consecrated themasives. Al the Christian . Jusse W. Soyder of o acquaiil “PUHALON & SON, Perfumers, York.” Sold l ail ST 50 ota., Black n; mata The intiligente, tie weaid, tho ehored WCh CRESIY | Gonominations were united in the fuception of this emarprlse, | “':".’.:',:'.’:;I,',';',;;';’,,‘"";—',::::.,‘“:..ua. Ais oplaios | 84¢e of Tenry Mailiton fn ose of the peyplges arorndbond To Consumptives. St LR b e BNy, ith reg L Mr. o g finally sccompanied his new-foand friend 0 one of the low | One of the mast Vaportant dicoveries of ihe age Js WILBOR'S | Seld by sll Dragelets. ke Temied Ny o SANEP T o 40 Lite of th fos. How sbal e #a10 caless the gorpel be preached them. This is t which Christ bes specially enjoined upon Lis peopie, az embering the weikness of Luman Lature, be hius spec oo deal lfted i e Y ] d, the " i 3 il Lo 1 3 peepots of the American unaided, the | thero the result of my consultation wish Dr. Sieele, ai Jou have showed a good of wit, buz you an u sex i on the right air of the tropics, is ren ol by .mfiL 'M"b"“ R fimu "fi H.H C.I'IJ-Y‘:L wich, PHALON & SON'S extraet for the handkerchief, bearing its mame | Jclock, e Rew. W. D e i dclock Vs 8. KIVTREDGF, LN comuunliics Bave €3j¢i : morpeie sufficed to the gospel 10 every boathen | butthe great body of tho Daptists soou auhd;«rl o) M. o : - T ilea “Hie chreh with weaith, | It i worihy of natice, huwever. that fome of Ubo rbreschiec | gt v As @ geverl vule animal food shoald e preterred 10 | gatiny bouses on W ooster-st. for the of taking sepper, | PURE (0D LIWER D1l AND LIME. 1t is ay easy and Clothes-Wringers o, Mo, Bcounisnd- © Jewer. Had ite capabilit T o O i bods of Chrstians were very influential in | (8 AL Tk Tk pota B aad | o Bowe o e i cmiirmtats fopw Bim & 10 40 TR DIAND LN It b e, s o vt | (Clothes-WelogT S8 ARdiniNE e, Mo & sak e ; i raemiiE R T e e L T '6300. . he shevefure eaupe his | g Complaate. - banulacttwd oaly by A. B WILUOB, Chailé, | 4t New. York. TTCHEN & Co., No. 81 O (ras Works of sny Fequls (as Apparatus. 0 b tal Bevbted to s work 11+tecd of meeting bere to-tig ot the diflicaltios ard cise nrege ments which besot the Mi { Shomaring’ labor we Laght be rejoicing over the glorics of @ suaping the most pious of the socieiy from the first, and 2. 00 fato be d d Iy, ave very casily di- | aud pearl se 5 - whih have prevailed until this time. Oue of the greateat | yroperly eooked, #o dry and mealy, o y freat by Officer Clincby of the Biebtls Previnct. After hun | N3 J:fl;‘?;& O sas Barues &k Co, Wolls & Co. 30 W, B, rumrwom-vfl the society In codperation with the American | goyie), aud very nntritions. Hut unripe or watery [atatoes | qepoet tho prisoner offered to restore tas stolen property pro- Selwiffel'n & Co. T ol Tseien Mis.tote ts the tr-siation e priutiug efthe | VR0 here cholers prevails, Unripe freits and | vided no complatnt was made against bim. - Yestarday Justice T e Eye-Water, gonc ated woril, e oppertaities which aro Low | 4 i tice caus ¢ remarkably great. Commerciel | Bible in the be Ianguage. This great work bss been | . o & ta wdvace Hie cacte e e ey whidh have | many years in Mauocompisbment, wnd s now pois g drough | crude cr stale sogetablos gencrally pass from the stomach iuto | Dodgs committed the prisoner. o e Cotrnd gy by, | i, 5 e e yart f the Evetern Continent and tho | tas prosaut the Rible House. The Bicr. Lil Swith, 8wt | the duodenam without being properly digestod, and are always e ——— (Wholesse il pumare ko b na | oeiet % e Bt e ot o pEren hx tbe dnurouoction of the Seriptures | sccomplshed Oriestatior sepervised, the Work 15 W8, O | deletorions fo ealth. They shosk, therstore, netee bo caton Fataz RAILEOAD ACCIOENT.—Mary Lowingsty, GRELS Potart Graduad | o heep clst of diviase i every form. r b b it Jic1aMtem and Mehammedanism are beisg | stakcs, assistod by the best misionctics In the Fissl, working cterious . e Ry L, e o uggiats gones = - - O tha Word of God ate inoreastng, Tbe | at the same time with native schoiars of renatation Eince by those who are linhle 0 an attack of the cholera. years, was Tun over 'ast eveni Seventh-rgye, | v, TB8 Houschold Wu CEELS ! i & RIS ted that the above facts and cbserva. | CA7 EodT the residence of hor No. 188 West T hirty- | reoler gradoste measure. your ..._J'-' oot -1..- “ Laken T il ¢ sible into - i ) e TR A il i'p‘.”-"'is i he et otk 11 {icd 5 sl o 11 be ehabied to read | raphy of Keson, vewardod with fveat favor by the | tion . B e eotaacred lacusge. Bub bow lm&m atins robolate 1 the Ofil. Lo bribh Foreige | ablisg people g cyre Wbamselreq without (b sasstanes of | 4 Curoper ankiied 30 bold 83 BgUOsh. drageiot for one. Lis death, the Rev. Dr. Vau Dyke, Lis equit in seholarsbip. 1n conclusion, it is s Bird st. e body was mation of the wl of e vabmitod f0 (5 Dubli with & Tlow Of on. | Fhimtoncy Sro e arace by o Twentlos Prenipms fetoa: nd | MNLE o fosy, L5 cums rom B LS . Gl ey