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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
r. III. BAILEY,

HAS removed TO tho shop lately occupied by Noah
Fisher Jr. where he Manufactures aud keeps for sale
all KINDS Of Silver Ware, snch Tea Table, Dessert
Butter Knives, DC &C. Gold and Silver Specifies every
pattern made in the best and TO fit the
eye.
The above articles he will sell as low at wholesale
Retale AS Gun be purchased in New York or Boston.
Particular attention paid to tho repairing of spoons &
Spectaclcs aud all other job work.
All orders by null or otherwise, will meet with Imc-
diate attention.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec II, 1910. s3-6m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
TYSON FURNACE.
FALMOUTH, VT.

TENIE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
the public dealers in Stoves Iron ware, &C., to the
manufactures Of this establishment. within three years u
blast Furnace and all the buildings machinery have been
built aud pat in operation necessary to munuicIo iron
and put the various urs of castings required for tins
market In this time than fuo hUndrCd tons Of good
iouny metal has been made at these woras. The facilities
at this place for working iron such rs TO enable the pro-
pricOr compete successfully with other manufacturers
In this country and the Blast Furnace having been In OPP
Grafton for several months and nov making more than
thirty ol excellent soft metal per week. furnishes
supply Of Stoves, Stove plate, llalow-waIe' tnndions
and every variety ofCasng and Pe Iron Of superior quail
ity, on the most favorable terms to dealers.
supply OF the much approved Woolson Improved Cook
stove with air tight furnace Badger, IdywaTds, the
Reyerlhe fue Premium several patterns elevated over
Cook Stoves. md other patterns adapted To the different
markets. all sizes six plate or Box Stoves, Vermont Far
lnrs much embcllshed and improved, Iiasp Paor, new
aud beautiful pattern (which for symmetry aud taste, Is
pronounced superior to any thing of the Kind III the mar
kct) ollow-warc, Fire Frames, &C. &C. now onhand and
will be sold forabe terms, at very reduced prices to
dealers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28

" eyo notice to their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, HARNESSES, Trunks, Val
ses d Carpet Bags, and all other articles IN their line Of
business TO suit customers their old standas hoy In
tend to suit customers in order get living by their bust
ncssand they respectfully return their thanks for pas
patronage, and hope for a continuance
Woodstock, May &, 1910. l-u
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DrtgDtoM IIrtet,
MONDAY, MAY II, 1871.

MUMMY My ] II, IoII,
At Market 1872 Beef Cattle, Is pair Working Oxen &c
Cows and Calves and eco Swine so Beef Cattle unsod
PRicEs.-Beef cattle. First quality s77ja7 so second
quality 81 90 Il 72ji third quality Sc 20 al IS.
Working orcn. Very few sales effected
cow, 4 caue;. salcsls2i, sajs25 So s32, s 81 $40
suine Lots pcdlc sold ut Ia and IL for Sow,
and ii and l2 for Barrows At retail, from to 7.
NelU Eng.Famer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
NEW GROCERY.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends that
l. he has fitted up Rooms in neat and convenient man
ncr, under the shop OF Csc. C. PRATT and JAMES H. MUIR
rocH where he has and intends Keeping constantly on
hand, good assortment Of first rate w. GOODS, FLOUR
FRUIT, NUTS &c. Having entire stock OF Goods
he feels confident that those who favor him with call will
find good article, at as low prices be- found in ANY
establishment in town. GEORGE MELLlSH.
Woodstock, April sth, 1911. Golf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TIVE annual meeting of the Woodstock County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, will he holden at the Town
Hall in Woodstock, the the first Wednesday, (being
the second day of June next O'Clock afternoon
the consideration OF any alterations which may he prOpos
ed in the bylaws and general regulations Of the Company
and Tor the choice of Directors pursuant to the provisions
Of the act of Incorporation.
Insurance o lice Woodstock, I u,psu
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S!IERUAN'S WORM
GCI z ~ rs.

CHILDREN or adults can take medicine In this form
" without difficulty. 1t is the only way TO make II
pleasant. These lOzoUGts the greatest discovery
er made for dtspollng the yaous kinds OF worms thn
81 frequently and d.srcssinely annoy both children and
adults. They ARE an iHttlllhy remedy, aud so pleas
the taste that children will take them readly ns
common peppermint OzCngc Many Diseases arise nom
WORMS, without Us being suspected Sometimes very
troublesome cough, pains III the joints or limbs, bleeding
ut the nose, &c. ODcasioEcd by worms Hhd cni he
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. Tho following
symptoms indicate the presence OF worms vZ-hcadachc
vertigo, torpOr, disturbed Dreams sleep broken of by
fright and screaming commissions icvCrshntss, thirst
pald hue, bad taste in the mouth offensive breath, cough
difficult breathing itching at the nose, pains III the si0m
ac, nausea, squeamishuess, vOracity eunncss ncsmus
itching al the anus towards night, and at length. dCec
tons and films und mucs One il dose for child two
years oldiwo for four wears oldlhrcc for eight
years and five for an ndui and should be repeated every
morning. or every other morning until relieved
II sold Mt the Variety store by PiNGBORN
BRiNSNfiD, Jewellers, Burlington, VI. wholesale
Agents. A liberal discount to merchants who buy TO sell
ngnin 80
For sale in Woodstock by J. II. MURDOCH
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28

hrs. BURNEIL Is CASTLE, have entered into part
~ nersp in the practice Of Physic and Surgery aud
WILL for the present. be found ut their respective places OF
residence.
Dec. 1870 3i-tt
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aoo TONS NO. l. PIG IRON EQUAL TO SCOTCH

The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders fol
the manufactures of the establishment WILL for quality u
metal and STYLE Of workmanship, be executed TO The entire
satisfaction of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves Plate should be forwarded carly IN
the season. All communications addressed to ihcsubcsr
Der at Tyson Furnace, r. o., Windsor Co. W., Will fe
ceiye prompt attention. Recommendations.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Artnt.
Tyson Furnace, August 5, $780, I-u
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING,

ID II. SOUTHGATE would inform the inhabitants of
Woodstock, and vicinity, that he Inns employed two
Of the best workmen that can be found work at the
above business The work nj shop will be done by
cool aud erE6ricncCd hands and in the t6St fGShon
All jobs Will he warranted to be in the best tastc and all
garments will be warranted TO fl or the cloth paid for.
" No mistake in this
To prove the above call and try. Shop q, present.
Z. II. Bailoy's Store.
Also
Cloths and Trimmings for sale ut this Shop, low
be found in town,
Garments Cut for others to make notice and in
thu hest Ordrr-nO mistake
Woodstock, May ls, ISL. 55-tf
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WANTED,
BROWN SEED CORN.

T SERGEANT, has twenty bushels of Brown Corn for
d sale. Those who may not have seen this kind OF
informed that il is eight rOwed good size
uncommonly large kernel small snlk and its superior
value consists in those two qualities rarely unitedpfo
ducircnesS and eGriness. For the correctness of this
description, reference may be made all the agricultural
papers in the country, and especially to all those farmers
who have ind tried The corn
Elias Rich, farmer in Troy, W., says Not kernel
of any but the Brown Corn should be planted in any field
this year. tat can be obtained, at the price it bore
last year, a dohdrd peek
Inquire at the store olrus Hutchinson Jr, Woodstock,
where sample can be seen.
Windsor, April 5, lo4l 53-tf
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LIBE II ALTON.

IAkE notice that have given my son Charles Bless
lnston, Jr. his time lie is free TO act for himself and
shall claim none OF his earnings be responsible for his
contracts after this date.
CHARLES BLESSlNGTON.
Barnard, May 6, lsil. 54-3wA
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
53-6m
NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

81 ls,s ;; s1 z7E; 6; !: q
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
From, the Phila. Spirit Of The Times,
NEW LULLADIES FOR OLD NURSES


Usy, diddIe diddIe,
The Rnnk nrd the Didl,o.
Nn,hin,,s Iar, i, ,ho J;.h I'm, N, s,oor,
All ,bn s1re, nr ln,o
Iios hoon cb,,a,d ;n,o ,,o,c,
Ana ,he rorI .b;ne, n,y,v in ,bs rnoon,
II.
The ,nos,or..;roke.
The Bank is broke
Nickery, nickery, knock
H.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
From the .NeU York Mirror.
ALAS! HOW SOON THE HEART F0RGETS.
by c. G. EASTMAN.

ny c. G. EASTMAN.
ALAS! how soon the heart forge's
Its deepest, widest pain;
The tear an hour tho eyelid wet,
And all is joy again;
Sill rushes on the tide Of men
As though the psst had never been.
A year, one year, is scarcely gone,
Since, in the yellow fall,
We heaped the frozen clay upon
The dearest of US all!
And now, alas! as 'twere II dream,
The memory Of that day doth seem,
She was our life, but ycs.er morn,
And by her tombstone now,
We sing ard plant The yellow corn,
And drive the furrowing plough,
Az gay as if beneath that stone
Were sleeping one we'd never known.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28

TUsT Received and for sale low, fresh lot of West In
u dia Goods warranted Oi the best quality.
Dry Goods in few days Is per cent lower than ever
o. A. BRYANT u co.
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FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
SILK WORM EGGS.

THE subscriber has for sale quantity of very superior
l. silk Worm Eggs, of his rearing, including the
SULPHUR, PEANUT, and M\MMorl-wnITE VARIETIES.
The eggs offered the produce Of selected from
the best of stock and have been preserved with the great
est care The RammOtli-white improved variety,
resulting from careful and judicos selection for series
of years, by gentleman in Pennsylvania Persons wish
ing avail themselves of this opportunity of securing eggs
of the hest quality invited to call soon the quantity
on hand is not large SAMUEL FORD.
Woodstock, MAY IS, 1871. 56tf
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT will he given Mt the
~ Uniiers1ii Chdpsi Thursday evening. JUNE Sd,
commencing l2 O'Clock, y. NJ, by the WooDs roCK
B,ND, under the direction OF Mr. NJ. MANN,-conssting
Of the following pieces:-
PROGRAMME.
Overture 10 La Dame Blanch, (ahrcviateD
full Band, Boeiiiieu.
Q. Geschwnd Marsch, do. Walch.
3. Duo--"Sweei Kitty Clover
Trumpet and Busle, with acc) Miiiman.
4. Grand March, full band, Kughr.
8. kndnntr, do. Cor.
g. Qnick Step, do. Watch.
7. Eccossqise Walter, DO. Trummeir.
q. volin--"Gramedi's Gigue,"
Mr. Mann, Grdmeidi.
Q. Heroes Quick Step, full Band, Semidtk.
PART Cd.
|. Overture to Massaniello, (nbrevinted)
full Band, AuJer.
2. Waltz from the Opera OF Ceneren-
tola, do. Ro',ini.
.. Grand March, do Watch.
4. Andantno, and "The Campbell's
are Coming" do. Anon.
g. Tromba Walter Trumpet ob'gt, Mr. Tan, Cherubini
G. Aria con yarozene-Solo, Mr. Mann,
7. Wood Up-Bugle Obligato, Mr. Marsh, Hat'ouay
g. Aud Lang Syne Il Allegre,to, full Band, B0err.
3. Finale-Presio, Brepsenf.
Admittance IS cents Tickets to be had at the Book
sior, of HASKELL a PALMER.
Woodstock, May 81, 1911.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28

TOYS The subscriber he's Just received the most e.
tensve variety u ehrens toys ever offered for sale
in this vicinity, Call and sec. J. IL. ACRDoCk,
sept IS,
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HATS! HATS!

FRENCH, Molcskin ard brush HATS, for sale by
L MAY 25. j. ". SoVTHGATE
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE conltncrshlp heretofore existing under the firm Of
l. WITT 81 SOUTiiGNrE, Merchant Tail0rs, is this
day by mutual dissolved. All demands due said
firm will be settled hy i. u. Southgate
II. b. WITT,
Woodstock April IL, l3ll. l.. b. SOUTiiGATE.
PonTER D. SouruGiTE requests all persons indebted TO
the late firm Of Wits southsate To call and make mmc-
date settlement P.B. SOuTilGATE.
April r. ISL. 5l:tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
GRAND CAPITALS.
II hree Prizes Of
e25, OOO!! 10000! $4,000! s2,477!
k0 nrizoS Of CT 0OOi

DERFUMERY Of all kinds, shaving soap, &c, can be
L hsd at the variety store OF J. H. MURDOCH
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Pro-
w hate Court tor the District OF Hartford Commissions
er receive, examine aud adus, all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate OF M0able COgh late
of Norwich in said district deceased, aud all claims mud
demands exhibited in olsc, thereto md sN months from
this dl,a being allowed for that purpose, hereby give
tce that will attend to the business Ufour appointment
ut the Oce OF Dr. Ira Davis in said Norwich the third
Tuesday of June aud first saturday Of September next
one O'Clock ON cnCh nj >nid days.
&. PARTRIDGE, ! r..-.,.,..-
Norwich, March ), A. d. l5ll 5l.3w
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i MON I TTERY

~ ' = " Z ~ W Il Il ~
Glass for ls4l-to be positively drawn in the
city Of .Aierandria, ID. c. on Saturday, the
18Th day Of June, lsil.
BY AUTHORITY Law.
For Internal Improvement in Alexandria, d. c.
State Treasury, Delaware College, and Common
Schools, in the STATE Of DelawaIe--U selul Man
uficturcs IN the State Of South Caroiiaa-
Greene and Pulaski Nlonumen, in the City of
Savannah and State Of Georgia-and Public
Institutions in the Slate Of Louisiana and Ken
lucky.
rs NUMBERs-l2 DRAWN BALLOTS. ~
GRAND SCHEME.
$35, 295 10000 5000 1909 $500 1922 l-2
5000 40 Prizes Of So 600 so Of $500 G0 Of $50
60 Of $3.50 G3 of 100! sc. &c. SC.
TICKETS ONLY $40!
A certificate Of a Package of % Tickets will be
sen, for S;l3O-Shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA MoSoNGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass F. for lSll-to be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
on Saturday, June 10, lSIl--75 NUMBERS, 10
DRAWN BALLOTS.
$50 900 10, 600 G,OO0 5000 GOO $500 1000
l,747 IL Dollars, 25 prizes of 8 900 lL3s2j
prizes of 500 Dollars cach!zf1; % prizes Of
$500 200 prizes of $2C0. 62 Of SlCO! &c.
TICKETS TEN DOLLARS.
A Certificate of a Package of 20 Tickets will be
sent for $l30-Shares in propoion.
UNIONLoTTERY,
Class for 1871, TO be drawn at Alexandria, ID. C..
on Saturday, June 2G, 1871. By authority OF
! Law, &c. IS NUMBERs-13 DRAWN DAL-
! LOTS.
- GRAND CAPITALS.
Three PriZesof
e25,OOO!! 10000! $4,000! s2,477!
SO prizes of $1,000!
so or $500 so OF $3.50 G5 OF 5000 G5 OF
$50 Go OF 500 sc. &C.
TIcKETs ONLY $l0--Shares in proportion.
! A certificate Of a Package of 25 Wholes in this
GRAND SCHEME will be sent for $500
Halves and Quarters in proportion.
5. J. SYLVESTER,
No. 100 Broadway, New-York.
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WANTED,
0M MMMBusIEg.S of good house Ashe. at the
81 VIZ VVV Ashery OFF. j. Hay den, in Wood
stock
Also
Black Salts for which fair price will be given in Goods
By O.A BRYANT & Co.
N. b. VIC have lot OF notes and accounts due which
must be paid this winter. No Mistake
y. A. BRYANT Il Co,
Woodstock Jan. G, lsil 36.tl
T AIDES Kid slips always hand and for sale at tie
LLowcst prices, by o. a. BRYANT " co.
NOTiCE.-O. A. BRYANT& co. have few barrels o.
~ Clear Pork which they will sell at retail Tor cash.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-05-28
MON LOTTERY,

Class for 1871, TO be drawn at Alexandria, d. C.
on Saturday, June 2G, 1871. BY authority OF
Law, &c. rs NUMBERs-13 DRAWN DAL-
LOTS.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02
Nc,v-York Markets.

,ufsrhec j. a rood demand 800 and all Offered
taken a, that price Small sales Pearls 5l2a52s asked
corgrr-The market rather le fran Sales Brazil o
I'M ars.vra lOlul all Macabo 9!d0si s. Domingo
:ia9
rorroSrhc market dull within the ls,t days, when
dn. 10 Ic was established considerable sales made for
bnmen, Upland Florida 5i0; Mobile 9aia; Nes Orleans
sjal2
FisrSmal Dry Cod without change on Mackcc nearly
al aoat have 1915 for No and 90 for Ne Maine
Mes Shai in barrcl, 9.s7! half do. 800.
Flour xD MG,n consequence otc prospect % aeh crop the
coming season the dealers entertain aud the COMPARE
lively rht stock light arrivals Flour has steadily advanced for
week past quote bran Gcnessee 0n5 d4;
Ohio 4ji3 Michigan j31aj37l Georgetown and owaltree
$50 The very great but holders r Rye
Flour 3I2 Corn Meal 5a3l2 per bbl hld l0o-li2
GRASThc stock Wheat getting very small ard holders are
gradually advancing their The last sale wa at 20 for
an eastern port Jersey and brings Ola
6 Southern freely and sold jc but the market
now bare The supply Ryc light, high pre which it
held preycA Tie last parcel taken at Gle delivered
Southern O.ts very and 3cNorcrn advancing
breason of ir arrivals. taken 5 by the tic at
retail.
MolAssr-rc dull excepting prime qualities which
e wanted Snc of Porto Il leo at acc New Orleans 25c
Ol-Iargc wac0 II 900 barrels have been made since
cur export English and American Ln-eed are
quiet Sperm -5c; Olive in casks At 2oal21
PRoyoSs-Thcre change uoc". rhere far demand
for Pork but the large stock the latter prevents improve
ent Better good demands Cheese arriving freely and
taken at 6a6Ic
suc.S-No change Gl Porto Rico dia7' St
cox 7,as Cuba Muscoyado G. Brazil ias brown Havana
~; white do 9lalO
Tr,s-The moke; very quiet, and holders are firm.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02
THE NEW WORLD.
TWO SPLENDID ENGnAvINGs.

CONTENTS THE WEEK ENDING JULY y, ISL.
The present the first al the enlarged size The Folio
edition contains each page instead OF eight here
Oir aud the uarto edition columns each page
M.,ed Of three making columns OF the most interesting rea-
ing matter with pars beautifully elegant usicAeng t'
celebrated song by Shakespeare Where the bee sucks by
Mrs Austin
Llscrpgxrs OF Te>vel-h beautiful engrGriHgs e1eend
bvs best artist London TINS article comprises numerous
valuable and amusing cxtrnc from Worknow ccine
acuuou-ty john L. Stephens, author Of Incidents
of travel IN Egypt Arabia crci and the Holy Land &c
The work h,i.g Just ISSUED by Harper and Broher and
elnt$5pcopy
H. T.x Tnous,xo ANrARFrom Backwood Magazine for June
H. Tpr Row IN rnr rsSuoe most laughlle story from Fra-
ers Mag sz,ne, ier Jane
w. Two OK TuRrs HovRs BcRRNEs-s splendid paper IN
which patty winch present ccle-
brated Frenehmen OF the rteins-:rom Columns
New Monthly Magsaiue Tor Jne.
MrMosi,ls OF oRi Oliver Yorhs, Esquire,
byM A. rimr,,A vary article of,hc
aonth being and humor by rhackcray,
author of Yeovplush Correspondence describes the
variou, rcstanrant, OF Paris with admirable got.
w. Tvs Mill ot P.ulov-coa Mrs Costello, Forthcoming Novel,
The Greens Passover
VII. IssH N ,.RI,G5s-5y Mrs. $ G Hall.
WI GAycrts ,xe R1r,ss-a collection
and Of pis,aees great beauty r.ni various
Pkorss,Io~ rEAcrcE-Lcsdng EDITORIAL particular
commended 10 the magnatcs Washington
XSeR,r x-rhe usual useful entertaining Miscellany
TssMs-$Sa year advance COPY of the volume o.
CHARLES OMALLEi given all who pa, 50 Ndvasce
ns cOp - ceatS Office street. subscriptions
ssyei Soll also y j. Fonda Schenectady Bar
M.s,sm Bulug Albany; D. Mitchell Ne N-iiasen ana by
a.SsTs Men aud Rows J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02
mduteO:

la city, Janc 80 Ezra Bourne 10 Nf Mar e N. I19r4aS
Erackena jane We.tery Miss Mary Ann Hiade botl OF the
above place. . :, n -. y ~. .. If
June y, EiHuhl ete" - VI WV JIM ~ '
Emily VI. Ruckel =. 81, GU H.
Lane Roosevelt Bailey, Warren Brady, Ms Carine F.
Ep,ly Of tina, place - =, .- ri,
I.: Bacon & CO., Louis, Mo 20 MI Nancy r Waes,
Iauci,.r ofO VALE, Esq OF that city
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02

Netcc.-The Act of Congress approved the feu-h day Of
July 1870 called the SubTrcesry Lau that
Jcrr end after the 30 day Of June l. H. onho Of al PGslesS
the Used shalt b. GG Sg,c Merchants making
day OF Juy r OBJ
complying
respect payncn, part Will be adopted ih
respect tho OF quarter
part III Specie. EDWARD CURTIS ooiec'er
Collector Office, Juse B. ISL. ~ 81
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02
yAUNggAa.I GARDENS.

Mex tMPED combination oi Novelty and Iaien-The hss-
I ager believing things can be done vel! as Others
mas determined prove engaged
following talent for he wcekFhe eccentric
Mr. WNCIiELI the celebrated Comic Doss whose d@neaoaa
of Scotch Ir,h Dutch French and
10 he m. Irpas,cd Mr. OAKET
the conf. dancer FANNY WRAf. the vocalist and danseuse
MI. VI WOODCOCK Mr. T. &. BOOTH vocalist and
efficient Corps Ballet # Young Ladies The amasements VIII be
extremely and novel bringing out the whole strength OF
the company and making change novelties every night SEQ
BILL day. The Ohe, and Bras Band are full and elective
and Of hiAer order than have ever
produced ' establishments Stages and cars pass the
tfir-cn--firc. iHpcucc.
THIS EVENING, June 3d. h performance will include 'ar'ey
Of pleasing eh scenes dancing &c which the above
talented la,e and eenlemcn val appear SEQ bills.
rirLe,s - J.2S
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02
LAWYERS DIARY.

Coupr or CoMwos PIrAs-Csleudar DAYFr, Pn 9
is 10 - l07 H. A. I0l l2 TO- -oJ SECOND
Panel 81, IL. I2I l2f.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02
'TIVOH.s GAIsIDEN-.

GREAT PREPARATIONS progress for celebrating
ith delightful Gardens. Fire Works by nhs
celebrated artist preparing o1hIbE
will snrpass before offered To the public
The Grand open who wish to dance
Grand Bal Don made the
United states many novelties which viii be expressed
II the bI Of the day.
Dodsworh'- celebrated band will be in attendance.
preparations that making for
bc closed
G'AsTIs2 t.ARDES.-Owing the hort space of time
making preparation, for the f OF July the Popric
to lnst able Vsitc before Saturday July 3D.
;vo FRENCH Il lIEISER-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02
CllxIaTOpIaER.sr. rEHRYr
n - - DEl1t:zlTEUl F1FT1lO OF JULY
Observation-Disclosures AND NEW
11pI,ENDrD EXEKlirTuON OF FIRE WORKS AT

StPEENDID ENkRRETHON OF FlRt-WOKkSAf
- llOBOkEN Firth of July the lava IN front Of Perrys
o'clock the under The
.upcrnendcncc Vim. The follow brilliant Pyre
Will be cc-o which the public
respectfully with Bengo ReplendnE Lsh
piece called the Flower OF Dmbsne, Signal 20
Scrpen aud silver Comets and beautiful pieod
called the Rockets with Mcors sp!eR
did Chequcr Piece Rockets vii" stars Signal b
Sepcnt aud silver Comets Rocket with GarniHe and
The Ferry Boats will run irom lIoboken until twelve
o'clock Al night y2J'
New-York tribune., 1841-07-02
ECONOMY IN GENrLEMEN'S DRESS

Garments 81 n most Ffcgaa mil fashionable Elnd at Il
sdrisg Of 80 per cent for Cash
r;NE Advertiser unnecessary the hackneycd
system let OF nominal prices pre-""ng that the
eaat of time established together with the extensive
patronage bestowed on him. prove sufficient voucher for his
liabilities Possessing advantage OF being connected with m
,enve cloth Europe he confidently asserts he can
furnish Clothes which, comparison wi" be found lower than any
other House making up best description OF Gentlemen dress
iea9m : PHILLIPS i5 broadway, facing President Hotel