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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22
THE LITTLE FOXES SPOIL THE
VINES

Several weeks ago we warned our readers that
Tie third party movement would probably give
New York to the locofocos and on tha, occas
ion the New York American confidently assured
lis that there was no danger Of this sort We beg
leave now to point the American to The 200 third
rarity votes cast in the city: those votes, few as
they are, if cast for the wing ticket ,coud haze
sared The Senate, and thus sared the State from The
miSrule Of Locofocoism. Thus much now we
shall revert to this again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22
OHIO.

The locos reckon wilhou; their host when thew
set down Ohio a Iocofoco STATE. In the recen,
election the Wing majority in the popular vote
was nearly nine thousand.
by the way 1t is not to he wondered at that the
loc's get majority of representatives, while the
minority of the people is against them: this is ow-
ing to the fact that former locofoco legislature
shame'essly gcrrynandered the state so as TO de-
feat the will of the people. This is a fair spec;.
men of locofoco democracy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22
MASSACHUSETTS,

" Honest John Davis" the true friend of Ameri-
can Industry, is elected Governor by about 1900
majority over the locofoco and third party candi-
dates. In the House the Wings have about 75
majority, which, with large majority in the Sen.
ate, sufficiently large for all practical purposes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22

GEN. ScoTr, has received solicitations from va
rious individuals and bodies of men, asking his
personal sanction TO n nomination Tor the Pres-
dency. In answer to some enquiries from New
Jersey, he replies TO all, in long and ingenious
letter. It has been published, but the substance
Of his political creed and his decision touching
the Executive chan, may be found in the three fol-
lowing paragraphs:
The Veio lie is against the free use oflhe We
to power.
Leading measures Of The late erira session Of
Congress. If had the honor of a vote on the
occasion, it would have been given in favor flhe
land Distribution Bill, the bankrupt BIZ, and the
secSnd Bill for creating fiscal coTPordf,on-hav-
ing long been under conviction that, in peace,
as in war, something efficient in The nature of a
Bank of The United States, is not only necessary
and proper, but indispensable TO the successful
operations OF the Treasury" as well as to many
oil The wants OF our commerce and currency.
Finally, am asked-If nominated as a eandx
date for hs Presidency, ,sould you accept the month";
alton heg leave respectfully to reply--yts
provided, that be not required to renounce any
principle prolsssed above My principles are coz
.iclions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22

feStueW IUer. IN uecllning an invitation of
citizens of New Kent CO. (Va.) to public dinner.
the President writes as follows:
The same opinions as to the power of Con.
gress 10 charter a National Bank, which | then
avowed in the presence of your fathers, and of
many who still survive among you, and which as
your Representative, strenuously urged IN 1919
are still maintained with abiding and undiminished
conviction. | was then sustained by the people
OF this district, with almost entire uEanmty and
therefore take leave to say, that if any of them
are converts TO new opinions, they might at least
have granted 10 me, the Chief Magistrate,
bound by oath to support the Constitution, the
benefit of the new lights of reason, which have
been shed upon them, before they united with 9TH
ers in spirit Of unqualified denunciation. What
would they have me do? Would they have me
sacrifice the consistency of my rast life, for party
ends? Or what is of far more importance both
morally and politically would they require of the
Chief Magistrate of this glorious Union, TO sur
render all claim to their respect, by VIC atng his
onth OF ofRre in order 10 crafty the mooch of
party? If they would have so great a sacrifice
then am proud TO say, they will not receive it at
my hands. | censure no man for his opinion on
this ar any other subject-but while award 10
him the right 10 think for himself should he not
exempt me from his denunciations because cnn
not think ms he does
] brg you 10 he assured gentlemen, that the in
vectives TO which have been subjected, have, in
no degree, disturbed my equanimily. Amid the
torrents of abuse, no matter by what motives die
tated, which have been uttered agains, me- "my
pulse has kept as healhiul music as if nothing
had occurred. The light reflected from burning
eigies, has only served to render the path of dun
more plain. In that path shall walk, my conf-J
dence being placed in the PATRIOTISM discernnent
and Intelligence of the American people, whose
interests are always best sustained by firm OBJ
servnnce OF constitutional requirements.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-22
NO nICNDDR.

Within the last two weeks rumo,s have been
rife of a murder, alledged to have been commit,ed
in Berlin by two citizens of this village. The in.
cidenIs were detailed with so much precision, bv
ayoung man claiming to be witness of the act
and his story was accompanied by such circum-
stances, rs TO induce and fully justify the late gov
ernor of the state in instituting thorough inves-
tigalion of the matter This investigation has
been had the young man, alluded to above. WINS
arrested and examined, and the result is a convic.
ton that no murder has been committed. The
person who started the story, and SO injuriouslv
Implicated innocent persons, we learn has been
made TO suffer severely. No pity is due for that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-31
MORE CONVINCING PROOFS OF THE PEcslIAR EFFIcACl
PEASE'S CANDY.

WE the Undersigned have used ss>rs Pe'e Compound onr
~ hound Candy been relieved coughs colds a"arsc-
lungs. &c and would recommend 20
generally used by public speakers aad all Hho are IN need OF It
healing and curative qualities.
REFERENCES.
Rev Mr. I.nlse= Pastor of e,e VI. =. Chuc,. Scconds
Rev. Mr. Kellogg Pastor Of ;hs W!ei-s; eh"7ca
Elder ksapP.
Rev Mr. liaaIey No. - Crosby-st.
Rev, Mr. Crawl ford OF ". + Church. FoT,yth
!ey. Hr Luckey p f. New York Conference - Crosby al
Rev M Whrker rator OF tie Prest;efian Church coFne; of
Madison and Catherine
Rev sr Griffin Pastor u f. Centenary Church. Brookn.
Rev Berry Pastor OF the Wesleyan Methodist Church coaer
of Ci.aa! aud Clin;oi->;rce;,.
Rev. NJ. Hart 52I Peal->t.
Rev. Mr. Gibbs 40. II Third Avenue.
II there onc scepfcal Of the of Pease
CASSIDY them cab Depot - Division street and
full 1000 testimonials cicrsyme- doctors
coul>co and respectable citizens M perform g "ht
promised VIVA; 10 TO discerning pubic
J. PEASE S.N, - Dwi-On-st.
re and confcone do 40; ell the genuine pease onrhound
Candy. envelope signed j. Peac y SON
A.rSrs-Rc,!.in: No Staescct Boston, Mass Icber, No
Dock.,trce Phadcpha Pa. Fisher Washington City c.
Robinson ia BatiDore. Md Curns Co - fX-
change Place NcOrl,ans; Tobey Cincinnati ONO Bedford Put
Weeds Morre! Savanna Gal Nofthnston Nor'oS
=, m27-tf
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UNBELIEV YER. READ
raNo MESSRS. J. PEASE & son Dear Sir-Wih pleasure

forsa! YOU show fort, the iaesmable virtues Of your
valuable Compound oarhouni Candy the Scepca
that al and the skill of physicians ouione
let patient thu last bu; not ea remedy that VIII raise 'hl'
one i, fls, wi,Aeriug and gong 10 the tomb.
HAD
years undergo nany and male Of number
h., RENE les, and anrag day but
after bad made NO t.i1l, uf pel-e, Candy, the
iNFlAMaIArIoN OF THE CHEST AND LuN@s
s materially rciayd and nov am thankful say parma
ncnty and radically cnoy better health than have 10
blessing has II been u me- t"t ieel DouI
tn communicate nv c.c 10 The ulc particularly ;nc who
l.G,r,u,n,. =. .,yc been T. 4. BOTTOM 90 ludloust
AcESrsustan ispnwa 10 Asto. House, 10 Broadway
Wistret NiesteJ 529 Broadway; Rrmore Agnew V' ffrd
,-,cct Martin. 2ii ;r,ei a2d On avcnue La s
William Bouui Ann-strcet
corner Bo1way Keag, 100 Bfondwayi "einOre ~
Rove Jefferson aud Dron streets Sinpson ccrae OF
Clinton End Iicnry 500 Broadway; Drugg OIL Broad
way Lccon Grand aud Divisions streets ns by most
NJ ,I,e oririn. Is .ercd J. pEASf & SON - Dyon-st
Country merchants wishing Pea>e Ca obtain by sending
an order whom dealings III the CITY
I 49,, 80, - =, ,b. .,,nnr,c,urer., loys.t prics mar
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ORIGIN A /.
CASsI TAILORING EsTAELlsHTEST

229 Br01srcGg Anertcqr Ho|sl
had long been subject complaint i'a ho-e who we're IN
Paysc ready eir thar they were
cuqucne ,nisied " e' adherence to Cash
through ohs ds>icraa giving satisfaction 70 eas'o-
ofea: saSr. could oae be a'eom
Pushed.
The subscriber recep; large ofreW and
fashionable good, spring inspection
Of tho Puhc y aad dsa OF garments
compo any Other house tie trade whilst the reduced
prices cannst ial o offer niaccnelI purchaser.
the requiring would do we'll t. call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. VIM r JENNINGS. Agent,
az, If Late Lyu,-r Jcnan-S
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Dico

NAY Edward eldest JOHN aud wh;,ei.c, aged 40
HIS remains Ncrc taken - New iIavcs for n,er.s-nt
acchaac,ie " y May ~ Hannah Law aged - years
e had been the preceding saaary
Tsoy Female Seminary aad her oLcqucs
attended ,om tina, pace WIKI affecting by
Dr. Besaa. ~hoc church she aE ner;bc,
and those who hne" and loved he sInabc
a:i brilliant The illness imNedaey preceding her
Short had been nrm years Like
Henry Davidson she possessed the eagle
bosom bears and nearishc the ~iih which rs
deAh-a.row be and friends seek II 10
pocc with short
OF her life, will be o the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-31

c,, pee IL ds I'm Turks Island, & Brothers
D. bv loo Ramsey Ellison 3; d I'm Bddeord Egg 1;h mdze
TO Davis Brooks & Co. -.
Br brig Lexington IL DIS I'm Windsor : AiA plaster to
ro1 s, Wallace Hatch Mason
Th bonn a, Edrsge johns. r. With Az
7'1 Pr bs eri.anni. Oliver I'm Bristol coal lr,als
passcngc-s IT u % -, - ., n
B,g futus ear.q cabelo, coffee
RI Norman - TN Mansrnla. CUBA With
scnr Intrepid T,on fin Port Royal sugar, &c
s5s Ezsc: Bourne cox, sh Defot
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TIE FUTURE,

ENENOTED the OF Association and Reorganization Of
~ Soc,-ty. eith the motto
or PoL.rtcAi. Social REFORM
been made publishing regularly the above
Paper Sa;ur!a, Ma. 29;s, the
and every SATURDAY. thereafter Price
single copy 81 - per advance Foar papers viii
ba zen Too -.
THE FUTURE wall avocac tar principle Of ASSOCIATION
the Social Elevation N particularly Iaborug classes At
ractyc OF Labor jus; principles
will sho political reforms controversy 40
nothing practically Of the People and that
be had ote and original measures The
nature of these si be fully cucidacd EE Future OF
Thinkers. intelligent Wongmen and all who desire
Reform. cialrn> the .m@il A. BRISBANE Ed
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slaERnAN,a CNUGM l.OZENGEs.

rJ,!IE greatest Medicine dcorccdhe ASTONISHING
cess attending these hghis popular ozenges i almost cred
BILE 20 had observation OF their
Sir IIesry $ Eanker, - Grceae-Strrsi.
Air. Stephen Santa, Cd Tcnth->tree
Mr. Charlie, Perkins, Il Bowrry.
Mr. John Siarkey, Governisr-slreet-
Rev Nj Hancock. ig1 Pearlstrrri.
Mr. u. T. Martin l27 Wiliani-s,.eei
Sr f. O. 66 Wooer-,treci-
Mr. q. T. Ma,,aews ) Caro,nercei
Col c. :. Benson, PIG Bleecl.er-strect.
Hon o. iileecher and CirIniRe-st!cei'
And Hundreds been sured OF distressing Gods and
o. in short time, vixen had
various other medicines weeks The Editors OF nearly all
the papers used hom, and their testimony III their
fver. -,
Wholesale retail, ls6 Nlsssareet AceH-Church, Is
Bcwerv: Hale Toniine Banding. Na! Nly, III iiud>on-si
and pr Blcec,c. SarYis - East road~ay; Ku>ion Aspn
wall three l3a Fuon->t Brooklyn; Rcidas
Sta,c-Si. Boston az
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y. PkRkES. Aucuoneer.
By Ii. RaRNETp' S-or. On
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
MARNLE BIlLDlNG. CORNER Nr RrnAnIN,N A

lIfNOLI- Do ILUI.'u' NUNNEK Of BROADWAY AND Ann
STREETS
WNCHtni: IN ms new p,ess With additional incidents
Thc public respectfully sc anarrr IN
with ;AS desire Of his atTon has M w to sat
hi piece of LOVE PllfSC every evening tn, scL co
rcnciug MONDAY EVENING, May -
The performance With TyrOcaa DaaSe bv Miss
CANNON
After which, II Jseo de Xrr-s ny Miss Gssaoa
The Whole coacale VITA Original Yankee So, By M VIA
chcll
Performance very cyen.a- ;h, a, 81 o'clock
exhibiting Fascy Glass Working and the Grand Ceuoraa
Vi>crs OF the day FREE ia or
der the Saloon Entertainments
Museum and all the Entertainments,
Children ,ller 10 Years Of age halfprIce.
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ec,r poo1ecToBs To TRAVELLERS ANO

rt p.,o, can be times ra a9t me
rs po COCKS the reyolye AID discharges merry
bv puug the trigger requiring TO De eoAel as M with
w % ~ h. ;red the taken from the pAc vs."
49, ai They arc larger than ordinary POCKET In
@ Sy ounces, be carried IN he Pocss @
, Isa., Inconvenience The locks and the "h7e f " $50
~ - to oct out of the common Pistol ,, I'D -.
GotIuen are cell at the store OF a d nonaby
- e out of order will certainly recommend pers thew are an in
For TrareIess ouekeepers Cap.i female can ,h TN,
e ys and property i @ @ y -. 1ser person.
For sale wholesale ana tsu " etaeen Wall and Pine ~ T.
-i,ri..
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KaNGsLEY,s TR9-WEEKLT
FREE CIRCULATING ADVERTISER.

f5,0OO Cep,cs three tin,c4 n Wcek
EVERY BOMBAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Circulated IA and Dve iin=s FREE OF I'LL
C OST follows
Monday aad Faay five copies every principal ao;c' Two
to eyec place public aud place OF business
On Wednesdays places Of pubic resort he .''e a"
MONDAY Friday every dwelling supplied e'a Of
rlsco The easbssi aud P9iSg are s'PPsa e'e
OF qualifications.
clock IN each evening before publication
viii be taken 'F longer AaH month or
:: Lover rates than those published the head Of the paper
]. l.. KINGSLEY,
m2i.i,f Wallst and % Ann. building, >.onea!
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I,,popT.NT TO THE CONSUMPTiVE.

- ,ir. contracted cold, which caused dis
AoI ana rafting Of the throat and IN the ehest
- & 81 ,I attending her for three months and
aud t h.. relief; and IN the meantime
hc D Of better advised to make use
OF aIg had cold breathing rest-ed free
n THE PAININ TIE CHEST,
the rafting relieved and after few trials SUE
w.. snalcd 70 hfe despair and death
duty and the public acknowledge the fact and save 10
your remedy when known generally VIII sa'' tA "
of thousands. ioar obedient servant j., .. ,,,
w VANDEWATER, corner of 77th-st and Sd AyeHue;
p s. The physicians VII be given " any vi
vii cal. on me 10 this no hcti9n go =
AGESTs-Rushon AsPinwah ~ Astof f9uss 10 TO-,
and e Winu.st Rotor. corner OF broai"ay p~'7
go, Of William and Fulton Keage 5J Broad~ayi T. p~en
and On Avenue Cory 1913 Sprng'st; ad"ortH ffost
deace R. H. Dual ~ Broad Newark ~ hays l's o lion
and BIZ most respectable grocs and erus
M Each package of the genuine IS signed BY Psa..
4 Son * D,yson-st whom be obtained wholesale sh to1
ms
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF LONDON FANCY CASSINERES
JUST sEcsI.ED A. Tnx
Ncw-Iork Cash Tailoring Estabii,hu,en,.
ne f,nltos.s.rce.. - Eroasmaa.

I42 fnltoR-Sfrcet. rcsr BroaEray.
Weegrct aauh ta savr compelled 10, ie weeks
refuse otds. OF business
We have increased hep Cutting department.
bc under pccadcaee Of M tiayiord Ion.
asorab tae fashionable sord with
peence paniaoon VII -asbc h any
ar.ous; OF yer, Fun furnished
punc;uai II Al"a be adhered
all and hand ags aid
Hen Of Cio, Ca-sisses oap dEte and Goods bought
exclusively for Which all De :araed forty per be-
low OF fashionable House..
TEN, Cah delivery and abatement prices Il
mai &c .OeTH Agent,
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i National Academy OF pe-isn.-The lOil Annual
National Academy consisting OF so works by living
open he pslic from IN the morning iii 10 IN the
The OF the lrstac Society Library Building
per o t,onsrt-,t and Broadway.
Catalogues l2 Tickets 50 cen'
MAI
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u The 7zn, Number OF Ten Fhou7and a Year.
tbs popular requested TO bear In nd
that TAG papcr Saturday Will coMaa the
whole Of The very of Zen Thousand Year received by
the Ca,Ioua IN Blaclwoods Magazine o May Priee CT
For snt d; tho Office, 80 Annsrcet MA u
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o. Ehe New World-Subcrptons to this s. lcndid Mani
Newspaper respectfully solicited At the cs .; publication
80 Aan.vs, quarto edition published Terms IS
year IA advance s. cope mailed 10 part OF the
Count s29u
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u The Nc,-Xorkcr, large aad beautiful sheet OF original
carefully selected Lte! matter published every Saturday
,noruag s. per year Ike Folio cd
ton 3 for tbs Qxarto book edition for Gindageach number
containing l6 pages each including piece
Popular excluding Advertisements Subscriptions
specl. solicited by GREELEY 50 Ann-st y. York.
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IN CHsANCERS-Befoc,lc Vice Chancelor-IIeaau at!

IN CHANGER Borc tic Vice Chancelor-IIeiRau M
I vs.. William IL J sup. ais
sSursuant Chpaccr. Of New
York will he sold Public under the direction of the sub
scb-r the Merchants Exchange
in the New York Ly WILKINS ROLLINS. Auconcr
day of Gnc NEXT e" Il O'Clock n"o OF TINT
lots pieces parcels u nrd and the
buildings thereon and being TIE Seven ert Date
Eleventh. CITY New FORK between South and Ecv
cnt-s,re un between ard
designated map madl aHicl Ewen City Survey
or dated January MANNERS 1871. hundred and
tyone (anr Hundred Ny9 The SAID two lois "en
helm. bounded olo" beginning point
wad from Avenue A. ana running thence
thence north
we.wArily along parallel Avenue hundred ami
cs and inches 10 hevonhsirce, thence southeast
wcy along five feet and thence southwest;
warly parallel with Avenue hundred AID eighty
nnc fee, aud four eutcet the place Of beginning
each and rut:"c feet and to-
gctc extending Ecycniree be the distance from
street TO sire is.
Dated Ncx-i or,, MAY 3ist. 4. D. lcil.
NH -2tan,s r. {. WHEELER Master IL Chancery.
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---..-.. ..TABLIsHmgNT.

CLOTtssNS. ,coeI the % Govery =, fashion
FT'E sg9rleer offers to ITS Friends aad the Pub
able Tailoring Spring Good. ates, style,
lie very .a 20 Dr. 20 and f4hoa OF 81 who will favor
which he Ta.I -,,orage ROBERT A. B6UTON.
hin. "h r epaaeHt sspen by Mr Charles Bouon,
Ia Of The Gray Boutoa good Of ready
,,dr Cio,hing always on haad aS53n
CTEANBOATs, HOTELS. &c.-Transpsrent Win
- dow Shades Figure ard Landscape Painting by Mesrs WHIT
LEY MILLER, No. ll2 alon,st. m29-t
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u SEE Dr.. F. FELIX GoURAUDs ADVERTISEMENT. on
THE OUTSIDE, ,E HIS P0UDRES SUBTITLE FOR UP
ROOFING HAIR. TO BE HAD ONLY 4? % wALkEI-ST
ONE DOOR FROM i.ROADWAY
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u T,c Politicians sscsisier. careful ani conpreaea
sc copend all The important Elections in the several
States and 1885 ucidy compiled and con-
tra,tej tables preceding Elections and other matters
Politicians Published It No 30 ana-st Il foa
compact pocket manual OF 70 pages put up hundone
po Pree - copy for s.! SD handsci Al
dres GKGrl2y * Co. - Ann-s'.N y. York
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u View. OF Eui,siin%-. Factories, and designs for
WOOD Ei,rayers ana Business Cards executed by Mc WHIT
LEY y MILLER. No. liz Fu,an-s MIC In
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CHEAP CASH

StTOCE AND LINEN MANU- FACT ORf--J u PIN hNEi NotS
- William haEd Stocks Bo-oms CslA 'rove
Shirts ami Drawers CFaFhis &c Al
arc Merchants i'ted 10
call NIL In
l1ESS COWAN respectfully LadIe, Neu-rk
Forte Guitar her residence No - Duae
side OF Boadwuy. the
who prefer receiving Instruction h.
Harps aud Piano had hire Ao splendid Harp
made by Grade London, for sale. H=i,;
INSTRUCTIONS Drawing and Painting oil and
colofs. viii by Mr. F. W WHITLEY, his Painting
Roe No lf2 and hi residence, Of I'D stse
the ample prOy,n made ls;rct
pupils the above branches b! furnishing iaem With oppola
tIss O: studying from nature. mig In
WINES. PORTER, ALE AND ClDER-Ei. ATT
~ kINS f2 Fuion-s;rect. being DESTROYS close si
stock Wines Porter Ale and Cider composed OF coice
assortment Will sch ~ reduced prices. Those wko NAV
supply oie- Families should call capitalist
wishing purchase stock the
do better o avail himself of ii- oppor anity.
Also for sale, 30 Wine Bot and ~ guar; 10 f
C-ras. m-f-lr
MECHANICS DRY GOODS STORE. :, Houston
general c.!l the Mechanics Cheap Store - ion'onee;
few doors below Avenue D. whore they Ill fad general oEcrt
Old Goods, consisting Of Caicocs Shng Sheetngs. Bed
Check Gnshan Cloths Cashmere Saneii Ganhroons Nestn-
variety SUITS &c Ladies and Others call the
Mechanics Cheap store and judge for yourselves n-"
sT;sAI. MANTEL AID HALL LAMPS randolc,, Cariei-
a Japanned Tea ly-. Bread Baskets.
fine Table Cutlery, and Ebony tilbae Clocks for safe By
BEACH & SENTON, li4 Chathaul-si
y t. Lamps FebToazed and repaired equal Il Extra Lamp
Shal>o, &c. Oh hand. m-9-if
COUNTRY PRODUCs:.-Pork, Ham, Batter, Lard.
- White Beans. Dried Fruit Flour Cider Brandy. &
sale by HoPrUCK & son, 80 Futon.,t m2e-3r
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u Removable PETER r STATS :orslrrly Of the city
of Albany CITY opened Office Me- Us
Henry. corger Of Clihtnns n'-5-im
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Al CTION ALE 5.
RX =. DRapER. Jr.
So 81 NlA.am-s:rset. e0rxer b, P.ne.s,l

Store 81 IltAsGn-s:rset. c0rxsr q Ptacsfrecf.
TUESDAY June |, a, 10 O'Clock. = the Aueion-Rooa.
PACKAGE SAE-l5J packages Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods received per arrivals Tcrs mon;hs for approved
dor,ed
hans Tor ery trade embracing ra, variety eegsn goods
Quilted ladies' sgTnr:er dresses.
Also ca invorc7 OF ssn Collars. goods adapted
the season
Also choice asSonen, =eH DrissS fancy areses Vest
inss ana other goods for geaterer'> summer
Also, Of Window Dr.perl->
io't OF tsc groi, entitled t iebenture.
Catalogues AID Samples rsorairg Of sale.
n. PiRKES Aueuoneer.
BY e. BARNETT. Store l. Chataan-st.
tft> 'Ai NJ o'clock Geld Horizontal and
aLcho scapeenis Watches Fancy Articles.
Outdoor sales panctually a,,end.d,o m2-Ip'
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arrten:

M,y -. DC l.ancy Kennel, o Eliza Sudop
SIra;og Springs May % by the Wade Wcra6
Gag, Caroline E., daughter D. Msrarty,
the fosiaer place.
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u so?a u all FROM Boston Liver pool Letter
Bag Tor IN CALEDONIA Will be from Hsraica Co EN-
Oace 30 Wa->trec Friday Saturday 5oniay
18th. " a AID 5is' of May, L, (! O'Clock p NJ.
m2sSJ W NYMAN. AgeA.
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- ENOvATrNt: tOMENJEs.-For Female weakne-

III i@fIllIble remedy
CHARCOAL LOZENGES-For those Who the habit of using
Charcoal il ralk or otherwise
NERVOUS acknowledgements Canphor lozeugcs give
immediate headache. iOSAe Vi spirits
spondency, faintinc and papa.cH nj the heart
W H. Arec Hcrah! ohce Dr. Hunter Sixth avenue CAP
tain Thompson 80 C-aan,ree satisfy the incredu
iollS OF other
SORE NIPPLES FIVE dag b. Shcrnans "a
plHay Refers ts Prof. Bingham, - SpFns-stFect
Wholesale and retail u iGs Nasau-Stree.
Acs>schurc lss Bower corner of SgriH--strest Sands
East Broadway; Neclcy 3 Bcsckersi R.son Aspiuwa
10 Aor Iioae Broadway Wilam CoIdiggton
son. corner Sprinss; Hes Ness Room ouiine Building Wall
street apt