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, DIR. ,FoLn rTho,ason,

u DIR. .FObn ThOnnson, SIS Broome street-In
consequence Of rapid increase of his business since his
his brother, Dr.. Cyrus THOMSON, OF Geddes onondaga
county The long experience which these two brothers
have had UPWARDS OF 2eyears each both individually and
with their father, the founder Of the practice IS sufficient 10
lowing are Of the that have been successfully
treated by Dr. JOHN THOMSON:
Rev. !. d. williamson dyspepsia, liver complaint, and
general debility; David Goram 232 Water street of cough
and billions complaint: Mordecai Wilson'S wife. of Fatbush,
Of cough and raising blood: Rev. Mr. Nansco"ens wife,
S45 Brooe OF picaton complaints of eight
years standng-had been attended by ten physicians;
Capt Lewis very obstinate OF dyspepsia; William
p Sinus 18th street. child, ofwhoopng and
of fits; N p H. Barrett Staten Island dyspepsia; and
liver complaint Sarah Scovel OF Stockport OF dyspepsia
and ulcers the stonacb John Cochran OF kBderhook OF
raising blood and cough; Stephen Gaddng Albany bad
case dyspepsia and liver complaint; Laura Cross Albany
gravel dyspepsia and fits several obstinate cases OF the
piles splendid remedy for the pes also valuable and
pleasant remedy for Dysenery Relax and all looseness oil
The bowels. aug4 Ivy
From, the Editors the N,v York Methodist Chrisan i'd
soeate aud Journal, dug. 10.
u SEARS BIBLE BoGRAPHY.-This is most beautiful
work. far paper printing, embe lishmenis and bind
ing concerned. II is octnvo volume, and contains
49 pages OF letter press illustrated with some OF the most
spirited engravings we have seen for long lime The
ontiSpecc, by Losing, represents Doddrldses mother
teaching him Scripture history by Dutch tiles This is an
exquisite picture and which the may rest VIII
the work but from the notices given OF il by some of the
most respectable Journals judge 1t will be well
ceved by The rel gous public Price, S5l. Sold at No.
10 Nassau street, New York aulo lnis'
~ Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and made air rat or waerght for seven cents
foot or paved win cement, concrete, LOT Ten ooiiafs
for the bulk space OF lhonsnndhrlck
jy20 If ABLJAH SMITH, IS Hanilon-st
Passengers Arrived
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III Remember the Removal of the Zeal
Gnnaphine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, 10 La
Fayete Hs 597 Broadway, opposite Nb!os az prlces re-
duced nearly 50 per cent 81 w. McChhO1,JJm1;
gu Is i'm "
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e ia be rRblished, MONDAY 5th September.
1872, new Paper, 70 be called THE NEw-YoRK
CARD, AND COMMERCIAL and PROFESSIONAL
ADVERTISER Try PETER p COOP, No. ISs Fuitsn-
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passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In the brig Emily, from Charlesou-Rev George Shell
DON lady and child Miss NJ City, Miss NJ Edwards, VIM
Stark Andrew Eetting, Mr Grcgor, and il the steer
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Eoa hCAMP MEETING near Suf-

- ferns, in the Ramapo Valley The
and last sailing steamboat JACOB BELL Capt Richard
Yates on Tuesday Monisg August 3d. i'll leave the foot
OF Pkestreet half past O'clock faot OF Duancsat 8,
and Hammond street Wharf ats past ocochaand con-
tipues uping az above during the week for Piermont
where the New-York and Erie Railroad Co will have
extra train of ready TO convey passengers TO the Camp
Groupd Retursing. leaves SUiierns az p. NJ. aud
ryes IN this lily Up ~. daily. Fare each way Steam
boat 25 cents; Railroad ST. cents arA lw
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IL Fire Departn1enk.-The Engineers, Feremen
and Assistants Of the NewYork Fire Department
quested attend meeting 10 be held at Fremens Hall on
Thursday 18th August. at O'Clock p III. precisely.
aus ST. HENRY SNYDER, Secretary.
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= CSC hCOTILLON and FISHING

-. EXcuRSIoN.-The substantial steam
er UTICA, Capt J. w. Hapcox, on THURSDAY EVEN.
ING August 18th the solicitation OF large
bsr OF gentlemen will make Coton and Fishing Excur-
SION conpaDied by fine band Of music. She win yeuian
in The Lower Bay through the evening, which will be de-
voted TO Dancing, and next morning by ay-break (the
luckest hour be on the Fishing Ground and remain there
I'LL IL o'clock, caoG.
Leave Amosstreci at O'clock, Canal u, Pkc7i Pier
No. at3
This will be delightful excnrsnu and means VIII bs
neglected tn promote The comfort OF a6v',narers ans
berfhs and is as sss ard n.a.an as any dweinghoose
for gentlemen and their families.
Fare fifty cents each way bertbs tnSin n ,s T.,
NIB. The Utica viii % make n' an e1eur
SONS Monaay, Tnesday Wednesday a''o es -
Fare Is cents each way. --------- -- 49, s
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~ limitation Congress Water, acknowledged
by The best judges be equal to the original IN every way
Tor sale by fhr Single bottle, dozen, or gross paI cent
chasner ,bon the ORIGINAL by DIR. COVERT,
,3l ss lS5 Nassau St
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ar Good Board and pleasan, Rooms can be oet1red
q, No. q CEh-5s CS3 e-su
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VI HEr. CIny's Speech at the Festival al Licking.
.os KY, Mr. Chief Justice RosERrsoN's AppSEss the
resident OF the Meeting, and MIR. CLAY's FAREWELL
skEca on his retiring from the United States Senate, IS
published in neat Pamphlet and for sale at this Office.
ssss l2 cents 81 per dozen Postmastcrs who ren.i,
S.W VIII receive is copies. Clay Clubs supplied at S.
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= C@ hFOR THE CAMP MEET
$50 ING, IN THE RAhAPO VALLEY,
6v the sieamsoat ARROW and NewYork and Erie Rail-
road Passengers leave the foot of Duane street every AZ
at O'Clock, ard arrive a. the Camp Ground ats
o'clock, r. u.
Returning leave at halfpast O'clock in the morning,
and arrive in the city AZ hsti-past IL ocIocsi H.
Fare the week, commencing oB Monday, August I'D,
only Fifty Gems each way.
The ARROW -ilI touch for passengers only at Ham.
rnond street going and returning au2D 6tis
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Ir Try before you Huy.-Remeulber every pur-
chaser OF Dr. Felix Gouraus celebrated Powders for up
roofing har without The slightest injury TO The ska can see
take To be had nowhere else in New York bet at 81
Walker street, one door from Broadway. 81 per bottle,
a,oSl ,n,s
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DRANDY LANDING.-EbencZer Ste
Ed venus Sons a5 waterstreet, offer for sale, landing
from brig Arzac Pier No. East River
A. Segnetle Brandy. in halves barrels and eighth casks,
Of high favor and quality received direct from the old
tabished house.
Olard Dupuy & Co. Cognac Brandy, various vin,ages,
pale and coiored.
In etore-Hoand Gin high favored Pine Apple brand
Champage and J. J. Dupuv Co. old Brandies Madei
Port and Sicily Madeira Wines; 60 bales Havana Tobacco
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EI E TO LET-On or before the lst of
.A.@ Novrmber--A neat two story Cottage, with full
length French windows and pazzas Surrounding the main
building containing paror, dning.rnom. Kitchen four
bedrooms pantry &c situated in the of lots of
ground, beautifully laid in ornamental dewergar.
den, h lots of ground attached for vegetable gar
den The above in Eighteenth.street second
OF the Seventh Avenue. For inquire the premi-
au23
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o. Spencer's limitation Noiesi1In HRat.-
rhs popular article is commended the public pecu
Harry desirable, the present me for its economy Fo
elegance and durability, it completes successfully with the
most costly Hats worn. Price SO %. SPENCER,
ais If Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
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On motion, the Club then adjourned.
NATHANIEL j. BOYD, Chairman.
ISAAC o. HUNT, Secretary. au24 Ii
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r-r Charles Watson. HAT and Cap MAN
Wholesale and Retail Warehouse li8 Chat
hansree up sairsSores l5l ChathaH-St ana leo BOW
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NJ E.cury 81 Co. will Introduce The fall styles fo
Genllemen's Hat, Saturday, September 3D. au1S istt
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vi GAYLORD, Agent Of the Home
NTEWCASTLE WALLsEND COAL

7 "a VIZ NVIAL
J. The subscribers dscharging a cargo of
very superior quality Wnscnd Newcastle Caa of large
size, selected expressly for family As the present
prices extremely low, would do well
their winters supply The above will be sold in lots
TO suit purchasers, al the lowest market prices
THOMAS TRUSLOW & SONS,
22S Cherry and 40 Mulberry st.
Also Peach Orchard, Schuykill, Lebigh, Lnckawanna
Liverpool aud Virginia Goals of the best quality from the
yards and boats, the lowest market prices. al w
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AMOS DENMAN.
Prepared and sod wholesale ana reai and for expora-
ton, by Sands & Co. zzS Broadway corner OF Cham
beiy.steei Sold also by Sands, 79 Fulton corner
Geld, aad n East Broadway cornsr Market Price 81.
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The MRReAIp-DAY PERFoRaiANcEs-The Mermaid
asSs such large crowds OF vers 70 the American Mu
seu that the manager this week adopted the plan OF
giving performances every afternoon tour O'clock being
precisely the same rs those in the evening, all fcr Is cont
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The Prope;ors OF public places OF this description
respectfully requested ~ exhibit this Paper publicly rs
possible. and with view obtain this purpose Secuay
the Publisher proposes devote column OF the Paper
their interests, and thus render this notorety mutually
advantageous. apot Or
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19
Whig Times.

1t is truly amusing to hear the deluded portion
of the loco party crying out against the hardness
of the times, which they misname tehig times but
which are in fact the natural fruits of the policy OF
their leaders. These are the same iron times
which Clay, Webster and others, long ago proph-
esied would be the offspring of loco folly and mad
ness, in the arrangement of the currency and the
reduction of the tariff The only remedy pro-
tective tariff which the wings are laboring day
and night to apply to the diseases of the times is
now opposed in every stepoof its progress in Con-
gress with the same deadly hostility as it was in
1888, when DOM aoih the tariff tOmaholck tile
tariff, was the unceasng shout encored through
all the ramiications of the party The country
is this moment groaning far more under the scourge
of loco policy, than when Van Buren, occupied
the presidential chair Never before had it arriv-
ed at the acme ofdestructiveness. The ablest por-
ton OF community struggling for a subsistence,
and the rest either ruined or on the very brink of
bankruptcy. Before locofocos should open their
mouths about wing times, they should withdraw
their opposition, and give fair scope to wing poll
cy. Until wing measures are accomplished we
can have no wing times. These are loco times in
the highest tide of successful experiment Loco
policy brought them upon US, and loco manage
ment is necessarily throwing every impeachment in
the way of improvement And at this very mo-
ment, when the wings are forcing protective ia
riff through congress, in the face ofal opposition
their leaders in the Capitol were eagerly advising
the president to veto the bill And now that by
vetoing the one month provisional tariff bill he
has indicated his intention ofturning his heel upon
the main tariff, these men are first and foremost in
singing long and loud hozannas to his name
Such is the hypocritical and braztn faced locolo-
cosm. After twelve years of fatal experiments
running and bankrupting the nation-crippling
commerce, agriculture and manufactures battling
all the hopes of reform, and blasting every re-
source of prosperity, now crying out wing times
wing times.-IMiddlebury Peoples Press
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
For the District of Vermont
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice to show cause against petition of jacob
bomoard, OF Mt.Holy, for his discharge and certih.
cate, as bankrupt the Court House in Rutland in
said district on Friday the seventh day of October,
A D. lS42, at 10 a. m,
Notice TO show cause against petition of De Witt
Fordice Bisbee, of Brandon, for his discharge and
certlhcate as bankrupt, at the Court House in Rut-
land in said district on Friday, the seventh day of
October, A. D. 1s42, at 10 a. m.
Notice TO Show cause against petition of Arba
BaSsett, of Pit,sford for his discharge and certcats
as bankrupt at the Court House In Rutland, in said
district on Friday, the seventh day of Ocober A. D.
1912, at 10 a, m.
Notice 10 show cause against petition of Jaazanah
Barrett OF Mlddetown, for his discharge aid certii-
cate as bankrupt, at the Court House in Rutland, in
said District on Friday the seventh day of October,
A. D. ls42, at 10 a. m
Notice TO show cause against petition OF James
kimball Jr., ofWallingfntd, for his discharge and
certificate as bankrupt, at the Court House in Rut=
land, in said district, Friday the seventh day Of
October, A. D. 1912, at 10 a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Edward
A Gray of Poullney, for his discharge and certificate
as bankrupt, at the Court House In Rutland in said
District, on Friday, the seventh day October, A. b.
1872 at 10 a. IN.
Notice to show cause against petition of Samuel
Winslow end, of Chittenden, for his Discharge and
certificate as bankrupt, at tho Court House in Rut-
ulSttlGti Ou tue SeV6ntn day OF
October, A. D, 1912, at 10 a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Amos
Cogswell of Pitsford, In said district for his dis
charge and certificate bankrupt, at the Court
House in Rutland, in said district, on Friday, the
seventh day of October, A. D. ls42, at 10 a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Asa
Thomas, of Chenden, for his discharge and oertif4
cate as bankrupt, at the Court House In Rutland in
said district, on Friday, the seventh day Of October
A. D. ls42, at 10 a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition OF James
Sweet of Dandy, for his discharge and certificate as
bankrupt at the Court House in Rutland in said
distinction Friday, the 7h day Of October, AID ls42,
at 10, a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Elihu
Sherman, of Dandy for his discharge and certificate
as bankrupt at the Court House In Rutland, in said
District on Friday, the seventh day of October, A.
D. lS42, at 10 a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Daniel
Bartlett, of Dandy, for his discharge and certificate
as bankrupt, at the Court House in Rutland, in said
district, on Friday, the 7thd day of OCTOBER Is49
at 10, a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition OF Edwin
Clement, of Sherburne, for his discharge and cerf-
cate as bankrupt at the Court House in Rutland, in
said district, on Friday the 7th day Of October, A. D.
1912. at 10 a. M
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to bill to avoid this difficulty by the maniac for
he could call him by no other name, at the other
end fthe avenue.
This was a struggle as to the whole TAXING
power between the Executive and the Legislative
and an usurpation on the part of the Executive of
the power over this whole subject. The remedy
for this he boldly announced as impeachment of
the President, and hoped the House would 90 with
him at the proper time on the subject He dis
claimed any connexion whatever with anv of his
party, and took the responsibility of running up,
first and alone, the flag of impeachment He de-
clared that he would vote for no revenue until the
distribution was retained, and until provision for
the necessary revenue for the expenses and debt of
Government was provided he would not vote n
dollar of Appropriations.
Mr. G. J. Ingersoll followed and was succeed.
ed by number until after nine o'clock at night,
tomorrow being the day for closeing the debate.
July IL.
On motion of Mr. Woodbury. resolution was
adopted directing the Secretary ofthe Treasury to
report the amount of receipts and expenditures of
Government for the first half of the present year
The bill to enable American citizens formerly
residing in Arkansas and Louisiana, who found
themselves within the limits of Texas at the time
of the running of the boundary line of 1910, to
return to the United States with the property at
that time in their possession, was ordered en-
crossed.
In the House. the consideration of the Tariff
bill was then resumed in Committee of the Whole.
MIR Thompson of Mi, occupied the hour in oppo-
sltlon to the bill as measure of protection more
onerous and oppressive to his constituents, than
the Tariff of 1928, and imposing taxation on his
constituents consuming without anv equivalent.
for the benefit of the Northern manufacturer. and
he condemned the Distribution policy as the same
in principle with the scheme for the assumption of
State debts, and called on the Wings to abandon
it. or the people would demand of them to carry
out the principle to its consummation He in
dulged the pl leasing expectation ofthe "heading /"
of this iniquitous scheme by veto, if pressed
through Congress. Mr. Cary of Va. denounced
the bill as an abomnable tax on the South for the
support of the Northern manufacturer, and ex-
pressed decided preference for direct taxation
over such measure.
The hour of twelve having arrived the general
debate terminated Mr. Saonstall withdrew his
amendment to insert the bill reported by him
from the Committee on Manufactures. The 3Oth
June was stricken out as the time for the bill to
take effect and the time was fixed at fifteen DAYS
after the passage of the act Several amendments
were offered, and explanations made thereon, most
of which were rejected. Without proceeding far
in the items the House I'D ioumed.
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u. States District Court.
For the District Of Vermont.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

~ Office to show cause against petition of Thomas
~ Aldrlch in said district, TO be declared bank
rupt at the office of Samuel Prentss District Judge
in Montpelier in said district, on 3lst day of Aug
ust, 1912 10 a. m.
Notice TO show cause against petition of James
McClintock of Caseton, in said district, physician
to be declared bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prem
tiss, District Judge, at Montpelier on the 3lst day
Of August, A. d. 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M
Notice 10 show cause against petition of Jeremy
Bartlett Of Dandy, in said district, to be declared
Bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prentiss District
Judge, IN Montpelier in said District, on Wednes-
day, August 81, 1912, 10, a.
Notice to show cause against petition of James
Sargents OF Tnmouth, in said District, to be decar-
ed bankrupt at the office OF Samuel Prentiss, Dis
ict Judge in Montpelier in said district, on We'd
nesday, August 81, 1912, 10, a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Daniel
H. Kelly of Wallingford in said district, to be de-
clared bankrupt al the office Of Samuel Prentiss,
District Judge, in Montpelier, in said district, on
"Wednesday. August 81, 1912, 10, a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Henry
Mcclellan, of Wallinglord in said district, to be de-
clared bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prentiss,
District Judge, in Montpelier in said district, on
Wednesday, August 81, 1912, 10, a. nj.
Notice to show cause against petition of Ephraim
Colvn OF Poulney, in said district, TO be declared
bankrupt at the office of Samuel rrentiss District
Judge, in Montpelier, in said district, Wednes-
day, August 81, 1912, 10, a. m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Russell
S. Wells, of Pouney, in said district, to be declar
ed bankrupt at the office Of Samuel Premises District
Judge Montpelier, in said district, Wednesday,
August 81, 1912, 10 a. m.
Notice to show against petition of Leonard
Messer, of Mounholy, in said district to be decar-
ed bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prentiss, Dis
ric Judge, in Montpelier, in said district, on We'd
nesday, August 81, 1912, 10, a M
Notice to show cause against petition of William
Sweat of Dandy, in said district, to be declared
bankrupt at the Office of Samuel Prentiss, District
Judge, in Montpelier, in said district, on Wednes-
day, August 81 1912, 10, a m.
Notice to show cause against petition of Holman
Morgan, OF Psford, in said district, to be declared
bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prentiss, District
Judge,ln Montpelier, in said district, Wednesday,
August l., 1912, 10 a.
Notice to show against petition of Reuben
WInshp of Walngford, in said district TO be de-
clared bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prentiss,
District Judge, in Montpelier. in said district, on
Wednesday, Augusta, 1882, 10, a. m.
l Notice TO show cause against petition Of Isaac
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tire, in quantity from one to two table spoonsful-
this will generally afford relief in short time
But it is said an of prevention is as good as
pound ofcure. The course l have pursued of
late years with my COWS is this near the time
OF their calving, before and after, l have endea-
vored to be particularly careful to keep them
warm and dry, and keep them up in the barn
through storms during the whole year. In this
way, l find the same cows that used to be troubled
with garget, are free from it give more milk and
keep in better flesh. N.F.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,-Monday July IL
AT Market 425 Beef Cattle, As Cows and
Calves, 1900 Sheep and 800 Swine.
Prices.-Beef Cattle Prices have further de-
clined. We quote few extra 1925 a 5,9s.-
First quality S4,75 500. Secon quality, 1926
4,50. Third. quality 1915 4,25.
Cows and Calves.-Sales Is, 22, 25, 81, and
Sheep-Sales of lots including Lambs from
l,3S to $500. Wethers, 200 $50, $500 a
$50.
Se0ine.-Nearly all at market, were small pigs
A few old Hogs were sold at ga A lot of small
Pigs to peddle, l-2a5.
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-, State Of Vermont DE it remembered that
District ofRutand,ss. : ID special Probate Court
held at Rutland within and for said District, on the
29h day of June A. D. ts42.
Present VIM. Hall Judge.
A certain instrument in writing putborting to be
the last will and testament of Samuel Engram, late of
Walngford in said district, DECEASED, having been
presented to said court for probate and allowances
by Bradford Andrus, sole executor therein named
1t is ordered that said will be referred for probats
and allowance to the list Monday being the LIST day
of August next and that copy Of this order be pub
llshed thre weeks successfully, previous thereto in
the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed at Rutland,
that all persons interested may appear and contest
the probate thereof if they see cause. true cUby
of record.
27:29 HENRY HALL Re6ister