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HENRY ID. TOWNSEND.
Fl A r d. w A r. <,

AT THE OLD STAND No. "a, Union st. BOSTON.
uOMES HOMER & co. take this method to inform
L their friends and customers in Montpelier and vcin-
y, that they have received by the late arrivals from Eng
land very extensive importation of spring goods, consist
ing Of all the varieties Of Sheiisd and cunningham
HA RID WARE AND CUTLERY.
They have also added their stock large assortment
DOM ESTIC HARDWARE,
adapted to the Of the COUNTRY all of which they
disposed 10 sell to the country trade good
can be procu ed in this CRY elsewhere etherfo cash
approved credit 80
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PRINTS.

Jnn PS. ENNGLISH PRINTS, choice Patterns
llJO for 90 GEMS per yd. at tue New York Cash
Store, opposite The Bank. , ,.,,.-,,,,,
go - FRENCH e. BANCROFT
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consisting oil Sheffield Goods -Greaves and Sons Cast
Steel Files and Edge Tools AliIlwrights Chsels; Plane
Irons Greaves and Sons Electro Steel Plane Irons Chs
els and Gouges and by far the best article in the
market Groves and Sons, TyzacAs Taylor Slack Sell
lar and Graysona Sandersons, Hand, PANEL, Back Com
pass and Web Saws; SGkles; general assortment Of
4 nIn ..Au
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NEW SPRINC GOODS.
BANCROFT ~ gRIKER

BA NCROE"F n EtI 4 EK
JTAVE just received aud receiving sob hls N l.
4 Rum 10 pipes Hol. and Bait Gin, pipesCog. and
Brandy l0Ohhl Molasscs, % Or Casks inc; 20 Box
os Tobacco; 10 chests Y H. and A. II. Tea, do black
Tea 30 Boxes Raisns 10 casks do, so drums Figs, 10
drums Sultana Raisns, SO quntas Goldfish, 10 do fine
Salmon, 100 Kegs Nails assolt szcs 20 tons Iron aud
and Steel asst; 100 Window Glass Paints, Oil
etc. all which viii be sold cheap for caGh.
Montpelier May 4h, 1912. So
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w A ITCH f S

consisting Of English G old Levers Anchor Esc7pemcns
and ep mes Of Geneva manufacture, with rich God Silver
and Erammclcd Dias-cxra Jswcllcd &c. all Of the
finest quality and selected with
shye, Patent Lever Anchor, Lcpinc, Horizontal and
Plain Watches Of the hcst quality and finish
Also, large stock Of Rich Gold Guard, Fob and Vest
Chains Ktl es Of The latest Styles SC.
The above Watches made 10 ORDER Of superior
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FTr0W Or InOmas Blown.
Messrs Love x REED, Geat--'Ihe Vegetable P i
nonary Bai-um has been extensively used, in the
section OF the country where | reside, for several
years past, and has justly acquired hieh repula-
ton N coasumptlye complaints. So far as my
knowledge extends, it has never disappointed the
reasonable cxpectation Of those " no have used it
THOMAS BROWN Al n
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FLORENCE & STRAW BONNE Ts.

STORRS and LANGDONS,
EEAVE Just returned fom Boston with sma. lot of
4 the late Fashion of Florence and Straw Bonnets.
June %, 1912 90
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MEMS LEGHORN HATS.
C,TORRS and LANGDoNS have few OF those double
~ LeghOrn Has. May "a
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PALM LEAF GOODS.
20 DOZEN Palm leaf Hoods and Bonnes 100 do2-
OU en- Palm Leaf Hats, for sale cheap BY
54 LANGDON s. WRIGHT.
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CNTORRS aud LANGDONS have small stock OF
- pain--ull wool-M. ID. Lanss. Very cheap.
May II.
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Wm, GISNINOUGIil & Co..
Z W TTuWU VT 'TTU IIIT7I VV9VTTuUTV TVTTIFl
HARDW ARE 81 CUTLERY.

No. II, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
K 4 constantly receiving and offer for sale hccoun
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HERDS GRASS IL CLOVER SEED.
NOR sale by LANGDON and WRIGHT,
L April. 1881.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03
Albany.
Correspondence of the HERALD
ALBANy. Dec %. 1871

Correspondence OF the Herald.1
ALBANY, Dec. %, 1871.
Movements in Albay-Progress ofthe Good Old Re-
gency to Potcer-Appointments- Amusemeats.
JAMES GORDON BENEFIT
Thereare here host of expectants from all parts
of the State. For Clerk Of the Senate, the promi-
nent candidates are Edmund Porter, from your
city; Dennis b. Carney, of this city, and Seger,
who was formerly clerk of the Assembly, under
regency misrulc. The Yorker is the fast horse,
and will win the race. No doubt about it, For
Clerk Of the Assembly, Jno. 0. Cole, VIM. J. Van
Zandt, and Arthur Southwick are the most promi-
nent The former was formerly Police Justice, and
subsequently clerk in the Post Office of this city
Although there is some objection account Of his
being an "old regency" Office holder, b. s consid-
cred the "man elect"
There are at least ten candidates for very other
Office in the gift of the ''wse sachem There
must be some one from the West, one from New
York, and then the Albanians may look out for
themselves.
Ii is said Flagg is TO be Comptroller, and Dix or
Chstfeld, Speaker
Knickerbacker Hall is the grand depot for balls
fairs, &c, this winter. The new members will
doubtless cut up some amorous pranks among our
pretty girls. will let you know of anything inte-
resting that comes off The marble and granite
pillars the spots for No. / Lunch The check
apron balls ard romping sleighing parties are nu-
merous. description of one OF he former whic IN
came off in the law buildings a few nights since
viii give you in my next
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Philadelphia,
Correspondence of the Hersld.l

Correspondence of the Hersld.l
PHrLADrLPHIA, Jan. j, lSi2-P. NJ
The New Year has opened here in smiles and
brightness. Youth, beauty and age out in
great numbers and notwithstanding the severe
pecuniary Affections tina, our city has suffered the
past year, there is gaety and joyfulacss scarcely
ever before equalled.
The ladies are sweely smiling,
Gray.hesded grandps's beguiliug,
While the rowdies are all agog,
Gratuitously swilling eggnogg.
The birth Of new year, however is not noticed
here with that hearty unanmity and splcndor, with
which you New Workers celebrate the event. Our
theatres open for day performances, and so are
all Of hotels and Of the latter free in
grcss and regress, there wi be, it is presumed,
general "casting up of accounts" as is proper
enough on commencing new year. There was
pretty fair beginning in tins respect last night,
the figuring around many of our lamp posts this
morning fully attested.
The population meeting, held night before
last is the subject Of much conversation and con-
siderable alarm among bond holders and leading
politieians Those here who know the partici-
palis IN this meeting, know them 10 be meH OF
| muck activity and influence at the polls. Besides
1t Is very apparent, from the demonstrations made
| al the meeting, that the individuals hsldns the
| opinioa of the right to repudia,e are much more
| numerous than was previously supposed, as well
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.
BALTIMORE, January l, 1912.

BALTIMORE, January 1, lSl2.
Ma. Enron
Last might, at twelve precisely, the town clock
announced the mournful intelligence, that tho cid
year had suddenly dropped from time into the
yawning tomb Of none atity. But as the Phoenix
arises from its ashes, come forth the new born
year 10 bloom afresh in the calendar Of ages At
its birth, the bells throughout the city common
ringing guns were fired, and loud ha!loes came
from multitude OF human tongues This is a
fitting season TO glance over the past. The retro
spect is full of wholesome lessons. Would that
they could be appreciated and improved upon In
tracing the winding pathway of memory, but for
twelve short months, themes will be found profita
bic to the merslist, as well the lover. Many an
eye this day will be dimmed with the sad tear of
melancholy when recollection tells the heart that
the which once beat in unison with il, is now
stilled in the solitude of death. Like star gone
out from heaven, the snow drop melted in the
river, so have vanished many cherished hope.
As falls TIE autumn leaf, or droops the blghtei
flower, have fallen those, who were sweeter than
life, and precious, almost, as an inheritance in
heaven. But you may say that | am growing sentI.
mental, and that whatever sentmentality in want
ing, GU can manufacture il yourself, without the
trouble Of putting it in postscript. True,
me, then, for this DEPRESSION.
Not much was done in the Legislature yester-
| day. bill was introduced TO repeal the law
known as the tax law but after some discussion i,
was defeated
On Thursday evening last boy, named Kline,
was run over by the Philadelphia cars as they
were entering our city, and had his leg and arm
cut off.
Our market is dull. Flour continues without
| change, viz So, though some sales have taker
| place at less. Wheat is as az last quotations.
| / have no variation 10 note in exchanges. Rail
! road orders have gotten worse-they are now a
| IL per cent discount. This is bright and be au
o 90 Ss
| TwIsr.
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ThcatYleals.

mr. SiNPsoS's BESEFIr This genlieman's bene-
NJ takes place tonight at the Park theatre and Mile
Essler, on This consideration, performs and takes
maj sdieu OF her legion Of admirers. We notice
on the bills, the announcement merely Of Mile.
Elsslers appearance, without designating the actual
reason, namely, on the occasion of Mr. Simpsons
oentht. The only cause we can ascribe for
THIS blunder Is, that Mr.. Simpson whholds his
name, knowing that The name OF the danscuse
VIII prove quite sufficient to draw a crowded
house, and at some future time he will appeal to
the pubic on his own behalf thereby killing
TWO birds with one stone. 1t is an undoubted fact
however, that Mile. Ess,er consented 10 appear lor
'iie oenehtoi the management, and not in compl
ance WIN any solicitation, the bills say, and JUS
"oe anu salianry should have prompted Mr. Simp.
son lar different course from that he has pursued
1 ne following card will explain the mystery
Me' fAssr FISHER presents her compliments TO the
& NM 20 state that her appearance at the
any "soliciations' as Incorrectly annonncad IL .h
bills, but meant as compensation To the 80 ~
Tor any losses arising from the shor II ~
her engagement through illness for which She rece;yes
no remuneration.
Asron HousE, Jan.2
fhus it appears, that while Mile Elsser has act
ed on this occasion with that generosity which has
rendered her prcverbial 10 this county, there has
been an unmanly attempt, on the part Of the ma.
naeement, withhold justice from her. The audi
ence ought to call for Mr.. Simpson, and hear his ex-
planaiion for such conduct. II notorious fact
that great grumblng occurred at the theatre, owing
to the Illness OF the danseuse at the commencement
OF her engagement. The company received no Sd.
larry for the two nights the theatre was closed and
now that Mile. Elssler comes forward and performs
gratultousy TO insure the management against loss
it is but poor subterfuge for to announce her ap
pearance as the result of solicitations -
There has been disagreement between Mile LIS
sler and Mons. Sylvan. Mons Martin, whom we
consider far superior dancer to the former, goes
with her TO the Havana. We are not surprised at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

HoRRip CoSrLAGRArIox AND SUPPOSED MUIR
pER-The account published few days si.ee rom ON
the Wilmington Republican, DIRE slsI Gonna.
grafton and supposed murder said to nave taKen
nd To its locality ne will he frsm the fol-
lowing from the 'somerset, md Herald, OF
Tuesday. .
"Wc learn that o, Tuesday n,ght iast' the dwe'
in RI comfy vas surned, with five persons in IL,
who ysys ali consumed by the fire. II is supposed
to have been the work Of inesndiary creatures,
he v.,e t.mptcd TO the deed by the prospect Of
oh,o;n;na money Of which there is thought to have
besn ;fteen hundred two thousand dollars in the
Ious. at the time. There is doubt but the fami-
~ were murdered, and the house burned to prevent
the discovery"
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ABIGAIL FoLsoM. This religious fanatic is at her
work again in Boston, disturbing the churches Of that
city. Last Friday afternoon, says The Democrat"
she entered the Rev. Mr.. Meals Church, where she
refused to listen 10 expostulatien, and was borne
from the Church in the arms of of the brethren
all the while continuing to speak, and when out
of doors, addressed crowd upon the sidewalk. She
says that Christ, wher upon earth, was followed by
crowds Of people and so is she.
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LAW IN ST LOWS Judge Mullanphy, sitting
over the Circuit Court, takes Mr. Risqae, an Attor-
ney Of his Court-and treats him very unhandsom, =
ly, improperly and opprcssively. Mr.. Rsque
thereupon seeks meeting in the streets with Judge
Mullanphy-inds him as he desires, walks hastily
uy to him with a budge and applies il across his
shoulders. Judge Mullanrhy, expecting hostile
attack, draws sword cane purely in self-defencc,
land we make this statement without any idea that
any man in his senses will dispute its corrcctncss)
is thereupon drawn up before the Recorder-un-
dergoes trial, and is, by ajury Of II men, found
guilty. Of "a assault, and fined one dsar IS Lou s
In dill Dee. 20.
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aided by a Waterman, were on
per Police Office, with the pris
porter house at the corner Of Y
streets, Kelly, one Of the pris
and a party of men, numberir
from the house, and after a sew
in rescuiDg Kelly from the off
the porter house ia search oil
beat with chairs, clubs, fists, &
the stove was knocked down o
smoke, or in all probability VIC
10 death. The three men, Spi
were secured and locked up.
A valuable cane belonging
lost by him during the fight in
the recovery of which he offer
AN UNeRATEfuL ROGUE
Williams, was invited by II
brother on Tuesday evening
hours at their dwelling, No.
being detained until laie, a 70
for him to sleep in over night
The morning and carried off
He was arrested yesterday and
New YEARS DAY passed of
dyism and intoxlcation than
the annals OF the police Off
This is verify Of note, as Ne
York is kept IN manner pecu
as every hotel, tavern, and a
house, IS open to the Tree use
nity, and Christmas day is b
parison as public festival.
PETTY THEFTs.-Jobn Fret
{ ON Carmai Sirinshaw, aao
Thompson, a black fellow, :
breed of fowls from Martin q
and pell streets, and was Jusi
black, stole pair OF slippers
hill, and was closetted IN I
Brand, stole three froeks ana 9
ing apparel from sdzannah :
street, and wss committed
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City lnteiligeac

II
Mosr Brutal MrR,ER.-Ooe Of
murders ever committed in this q
New Years day, at.No. 50 Orange
derer's name is Thoms Tap2an,
land, aud the subject OF his enorm
Elizabeth, aged ihlrtv.fve years
apartments in the above dwelling
incorporate habits. During the n
arose between them, relative to h
for pail OF water. she desiring to
ing. This terminated in his giyin
his fist, when she again endeav
room. He then locked the door
beating her with a chair, which
over her head, and then took
broke it up by striking her on "
body. Having 80 disabled her
stand, he threw her on bed in
knife and fork, and stabbed and {
and face in six or seven places. J
his brutal work, he then caught
ker's hammer, with which he d
little life that was remaining "
upon her with his feet, and thre@V
Having satialed his horrible passi
down on the floor, saying he wol
son George came in, when he wo
A woman, named Catharine Kelly
bed in the room during the VIII
committing this more than brutua
afraid to make any alarm or atts
room, on account OF his threats to
veo. When the son of Tappan ca
ms tather asleep on the floor. and
s'ed an 1 murdered corpse. Alan
gwen, and the murderer arrested
nation and verdict of Coroner's i,
TO prison. DR.. VIM. S. Tompkin
tenn examination of the body, ane
o. it, besides a number Of abrasi
She presented distressing sight
before witnessed in the examinat
-a~snn The wrstch ,Tae Zee. L.
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The New York Lancet.

Ia. "New York Lancet" No. l, will be publish
ed Jhs day at 2l Ann street, were subscriptions are
secelyed at 50 pSr annuni, inrariabLy an adrmce,
and single numbers sold at g. cents. each. News
me z and Newsboys will be supplied at the usual
ya,es, Of - per hundred.
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Counr oF.CoMNoS r. we - - " wv %, 90
o. ~, , 70 S ~ 9o-day ard to moro have been
srsr, for argums ss 81 ss s. S. Sc B, - So 81 e. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

DrprIx FRAycr.-By the code Napoleon, ny
per.on can be incarcerated for dc aftor the a.oi
60. law which is still in force, and very h'""ane
and proper Law il is.
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U.RSDFS X Co : ExxnEss.-We now receive by
this capitally arranged express, Boston and Albany
papers Of the same day-the former one and two
no ars and the latter twelve and fifteen hours 10 ad.
yalcc ol The malt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

"Bnr VI or BLoop" is the terrible inscription upon
the banners ofihe starving mullltudhs IN Great Bri
tain l. there Marat in England
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YORK HERALD.


Versions wishing TO subscribe to the "Nr York Lancet
~ Philadelphia, will please leave their names and adj
dress al the Office Of the Herald, No. 81 Dock street
Vh'-e single copies will also be for sale.
g. b. ZIEBER, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

cnrnized Charles James Hunt a. Vice Consul oil
Sweden and Norwsy, for massachusetts, New
HAmpshrc and Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-03

BiTUMIxoUsv AsTHRAcIrE.-Thc Charleston,
South Carolina, papers mention a fire in that city
last Sunday, from the spontaneous combustion OF
bituniuous coal
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IMPORTANT FROM ToBAsco.-gy the schr Bella
del Mar, Capt. Shaw, from Tobasco, we have &C
counts TO early in December At that time all was
peaceable and quiet. The schr. Dos Amigos ar
rived at Tobaseo on the Goth ult. from Vera Cruz
bringing As passenger Col. Alenzo Fernandez, who
left Mexico on the 18th November, charged by
President Santa Ana with special mis- sion TO the
State of Tobasco, to assure Gen. Sentamanat that
Federalism9was completely reinstatsd throughout
Mexico, inviting him TO return to the Mexican
family, and appointing him Governor and Com
mander-in- Chief of TobIsco. Don Fernandez was
also the bearer Of several valuable present. from
Santa Ana TO Sentamanat, among which were a
geld watch snd splendid military uniform. A
sert of election therenpon held, when 5000
declared to be in favor of joining Mexico and
having Sentamanat for Governor. Coc1a was de-
cared t. be admissible into Vera Cruz Of duty,
and commerce was 10 befacilitated and encouraged.
So, Tsbasco is again one of the States of Mexico.
The Bella del Mar had bostcrous passage OF IL
days.
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RIVER or BLooD.-Slaughtering Of hogs is now on
so large scale in Cincinnati, that Dear Creek, and
the Ohio, tor more tran mile runs with blood.
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l1y- DR. TAYLop's BALssAi ov
sent proprietor, at 875 Bowery, II
been said TO satisfy the public, tn
right or claim to the genuine re
by her dec eased husband, for the
infant children. But w. w. Ina
deceased, sdvertises, in one Of
which renders it necessary hiatt
reply. shortly after the deoeosg
advertisement appeared" The >
again IN, brother Of r. a. Pr an
and finally, VIM w. Thsyor
Spring street, and Lastly, say ing
his brother al $40 Bowery. itisl
the brorhsrof the proprietor cvei
with said establishment. Ahorl
opened a store, 24i Spring street,
Rogers Ba!saw ot Lire'rOrt." Alb
took part, and supported an estsbl
street, and they claimed 10 be the
lor's Balsam Of Liver wort. This I
II is a fact, and they cannot CONT
| time the Balsam Of Livcrwort first
| lie, VIM. w. Thayer was about fcu
The owing, II is believed, vii
ron -
CI1r AND Cousrr OIL DArsst
Nrw YoRE, Sc: sworn,
t'at he hos printed the labels, wrni
FOR DR.. Taylor's Balsam Of Liverw.
Thayer, from the time tho same I
public, in the year 1858. until the d
derrick, on the 4ih December last.
any one associated With said Frede'
al S55 Bowory, and Nc vastne oni,
deponent, andto whom he always
meDts.
(signed) DAM
sworn before ne. this FIRST day Of
$. D. Hn,chings, Com OF Deeds.
BfwaRE or rms CoUSrs rEir.--
try is hpodcl with count@feits-ye
nj where you buy, asthey have i'm
labels. md number; Therefore put I
'ulwsrl irpesrsnre, bu buy o~ty
37s Bowery, betw cen FsAi'i snd r