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; c"'''"' ROBERT STT SEARS, PabHslcr.
AGENTS. WANTED.

=, Persons ia, the country willing 10 act a' Agents VII
rec. We all the n,ce~afy ln'oi mdHon' nv "'"''"- W
i.tier> to h. subscriber. a. above. pos PS- -. an,
u THIS beautiful AMI Interesting WON C,u. -, ,,c,,
sro. octave volume OF about so pages piihe' ..'
mi .lec1nt bourgeois type. on the hees' p9iTl -
n,ed al 81 80 per volume, han"so'"eiS ' "
and letlrTed. -, ,,-cb.., \
IT liberal dscoan, made to those who pa,,SSn;H ,a
the quantity.
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GEORGE q. BARTLETT. Book Auc-

N ton ant Coniu sson Rooms for the sale o Private
Libraries Ga Paintings. tugraNtngs. Fancy Articles hs
tash aiSasced GA tou, gnncnis
Particular attention paid 10 outdoor sales OF Funiufr.
Real Estate Sc
No 10 Broadway. (aeHt dosr 10 iIoward's Holsl up
tain, avid la
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u Great Temperance Meeting Of In,
NiMyNC snnf Iampcrnnce SOC IEIN - I'M. snc-e,

NH hoi special usctlng on Nti-e-iav Fveunr. June
8h ri tie Suyve,1nt ln.itu;-, groideav. where socn
ga Sgnai Lantern VIII ~ Hed 20 CITY iiu.e COMPANY
No y Nv tie Hon. r. f. Marshall Fine sinu = may Ia,
expected from te Fircmen and the Ladies. Ticket, g
cents 10 be had Of q. T. Mskee, al e Blocker street
and AT thu door durn. the day and evening" Numler Of
q, l4fs ttr,t.
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CLIMAX EATING ROOM. II9 Full.

ton and ~ kEn-,reets {, Now Open the sixpenDy
Plan under the dret ion of H. LAME ard family. je7l~
pisSrR Clam PIE ..... 6dl Fried Eggs. vi
RoaH Beet. Sd Beet steak Pie 6dl Poachci do. 81
do Nal.... Oh b. Sik. siroin.ls l0neict. plain la
10 Mutton. 90 Pdr ii.e sesk..2s DFssERr
do Pofk 49, g. Ham and Egg, l.6dl Plum. Bird, Rice
do Dnck o.. l,6i Broi.rd Ham h, Ac Pudding 81
do Chicken I,Ji Veal Outlets lis Apple Dumpg, 81
do Goose . led Mutton hop, 4. Pifsai all nj. III
do Turkey Isii Porh hop, ...ls Pie and Mil 10
do P,g .....I, Fined Sau,age,ls lNusb aud MIN is
Cora.d Hell 81 20 Fish ii. l.irs aud MIX Is
do Pork 81 d. Clans o.. 81 samp and MIX |,
5oied Mutton 81 do rishbslis G'l Krsad snd Mlk vi
do Ham . 6dl6 Fried Oy .lers l,Gi Extra Bread. 81
PORK B,an, $40 Row do II hot Rolls. 81
We'd Pie ...... GIG SERVED do j. Chocolate 90. 81
Chcksn Pie...s Hos Rolls. u Cohee ........ Sd
oyster Pe....is soilrd Egg. a. Tea .......... III
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je2 Inns Z2N1hhons.-Cap Lace

+ IS cents; Cap Ribbons cents, Bonnet Babou' 81 =
ling; Lace Mulns. Quilia-.; lGsertins>' C04si Hal
silk. T. Mliiner- AMI Pcsiars supplied at
LEEPER>, - Grand-,t, formerly corner Grand
,.I,,i, and Christie streets
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.McChnnic-' ln.fifuIr.-

u IT. guar monthly
meeting Of tie Institute % hc held on Tues ay evening
June ~, aS O'Clock Special Election viii he held fr
fhstN &c Frs.d.n 70 h The vacancy CccasOnes hy tie
resignation OF T. 7. L0sssg, E.p
Tie COMMITTEE aPpo nri at the last meeting on the cx-
pedency OF hnidn. Far th, Fall 10 make their Keo.r
Punctlsl attendance = requested.
JtG JOHN y. SAYRE. Rec. Secretary
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l.. The following table shows iht rate OF >couui or ur
.nrreni MONEY as quotes In he Bank e l,is published
IN mn, CIV Thompson and Day, ct Jane ilt and tir
NV Work If june LIT.
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4 Mothers Journal daring tue Las nm, u -
Thirt American kduon Ihi>.iay publ ,ld anu ioi so
hv SANro\ MILES, - Broadway.
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= A Christian Faihcr'. Present TO hi.

Fnmily.-Impofiant aad Interesting ~orA' emhe'' ''eo
with several hundred fine EasraSags, ius pubi'1td ana
f,r .se a, Ne l22 Na>>au->treet Nc~Nors' cn'ii'ed
BIELE BIOGRAPHY. or. the Lives and CHARACTERS OF
~ rr>nsa.. recorded la the Sacred - tift
ticalv adapted to the instruct on OF Nouih and prte
sr,ilr. ogether wiih Appendix conid nns lhrl "
.- nm ~ ~, he ~ !encrs VINE Revelation, from
rn,n.,,'. k,v 30 the Biblc being complete summary q"
shlical KnoSedge. earriaiy condensed "9d comp '"H
.t 49, Nall stowe. Robinson. and other siniurnl
men, ,rtr, on the Scriptures: ereI>htd IN StNteAt
u,~rEru ESeRAvNCs - Weop, iHa''rau'e OF scripture
S,,nes Manners, Customs. Ac ,,,.,, Dill,
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ITILL'S NEW YORK MUSEUM-lor

meriv known II P,lL's 2i1 Broadway opr ,iie-the
CITY H'ii vi e Res u0i.. Misses Ro, and Mary >.aw
VIZ. I. d. >aan. and VI Gwcr a seIs. or Concerts
NJ & Ieltr Nl.ral Difcrto. Grand Exhibitions ot l.e
utrt-l PovspaSes Views just imported rusi Europe
hy Nous Mutu. and 60 be presented 10 tie public tor
tie hr-t time lu lls country.
Outhi, occa>i will ais, BE- exhibited new Da sacrrr
Dorama i3 ect square, AMI painted Benjamin aa sol,
IT the ht-i 90 France. Aims 90 - cent, i.6
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4 MEXICAN MISfIN and Gardens

= corner NJ Br1adS ay snf tnl>t ect-p. l biRNUN.
hsnacrr-EYery Day sui tv-un t, Stch. c.H.uI-nclas
go NInilF. june g. b. aif-8tL.ols tae ,i.t SuNt.
THING NEW Tn Nlulser ,fsr h1ylr- cmpl1ytd To-
rNfn. -. f1'ni-r,, Awning muNer, FufMtsl, Dcser,
lamp Nan-aeilftr tarf'rr>, 81. rt, az S,ek,.
~, -, .li''cl sr.sndt GARDEN On THE TOR
VI lHt WI >ft VI and tu- adjoining hlhi.ns on Broad
say ro'e lt 1s area ci >ceoi Iaspsgad Syta Fut This
= 4ft le,0na1F prove o1 summer afternoon ~ even
G Cd i' one of ie mo- COO. ant plea Promenade, DOB
DO 10 TIE Terrace command, ili frs,t y.ig uf fl.
f. ii ri surrounding count puili, sui r
t.c rF, 1f1 ar admirable =. us'.nn Tor tss M
e-.7n, on a public OCCASION, Tia. L. G., am anl I'd .
r. - mems wi' d uf 80 dr-ctaanf Brs.lii J,f,
.l-l - vas wt kfONn n Do. nopu.,f - ,hulent Ne
Do divided I.ip INr Pift, hy ~ lali q.
h4nr. dltlnr -hrl the CoiUNBI,N Bass BANn vii pa,
= VARIETY Of National Az loo the Garden. Tie L,c.rr,
Room ha' been enlrge. senui1rd and - Grated and lhe
sag supplied with AMI - elid >,-ner, hv .ete-
o tr trs art =, the count ami the Manager pledge,
himself tai u1 'Ntftou. eNp.nsr shall be
td.t io reader ts ne most neat orderly. Attractive aud
t, uahir place resort lon ti> CITY. The Ms>rrou.
~ On engaged inr snort time nn-cr->lc be-
,uc- ttafsiy A. an oracle during he DAY. NJ Bonnie
TIRE c'rNrti'i Opera D'ucrr engaged ard viii appear
'rveri Dance, a.>o r hs celebrated Living Stane,-
~. Nilar~r hos aso engaged Tor this week Rn,ne
- of lItr Noca - Ia T., Cel>t the charming dancer
NJ collins. 'he Comic Neoa>t Nr. wh0ck. ttr c,sbra
frd Ethiopian NfDi.i ant Bli jo Player: Master Frank
tl- uGrNaaed dancer 81 Negro breakdo.sns pupil u VI
Nht1c b. IN ma. Magnet m tai. o Niagara AlbinO Lady,
Fancy Iias, Working. aui Grand CG.mnr.lra
'p.rn+d 10 Performance takes place Welues-
day ana >'DSiV afternoons hntlrce 10 The -hole Mu-
H A.. l...
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GUNNER GOODS.-Thc undersigned

- i prepared with hi usua extensive Of SEA
souahe Goods. to ute orders Tor Garments n s'ye
which will compou in any house n tie Tralc AZ price,
which mast offer inducements 10 those paying ready money
Attention j. solicited To the style Of Panaloon. furnished
NJ tn, e,nbs hmen particular j. directed 90 ia
department. with the view Of giving satisfaction.
Drlngs, GambrooHs French and En.l,h Elastic Cash
mere' in great variety.
Fancy Dress arcss including six an Satin Scarf' Graz
va, ilandherche Gloves Hosiery. Supen1er'. shirts,
Collars, &c. i, usual moderate prices
wM. T. JEN>i>i3'"N"
jeo Inns 22tt1hhons-Cap Lace
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q s,cnms!ip Rriti.h 0uren.-L.r.r.Ra..
The PncIci ship George Washington

'I fpi VIII al ms DiF II u"sfdNI 40 II O'Clock.
Pss.en-cr> 90 please be- 0q board the steamer trcgie,
AZ Per W. North River a. hat hour
I''r-Bs-s VII close the Merchants Exchange al
HalCs FOREIGN Letter Oitc. 1t li O'Clock. ie7
u Cons Xnees per ship Switzerland viii please send
their permits on board, loot Of Maiden Lane. Al good.
not permitted thin I've DAY, are liable 90 be The
Public Store i.T
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W w.. over hi g-as.~ 90 'I-u,and, Who now ue'r
-, H. 80 al circle. lnl si1t Ser JOY 10 the he3a.a
r.ye. r-.l tr.fn.f. - -g-, -i TOW sparkie Nt
f.,--e ana check. t'0om en- s@ rnsr> of health, b
Elt fev elected The only remedy HHch could save dr.
~ CCr.rnlr,, 4n. A,ff y sni otar knsred sl-~s.s.
@y .sn- fAn di-l uglr fi-Ir al ciIln 1T tie
ing tsse waning ant r1me,i a'ey commence thr Va g.
OIL 5 Plea lni certain r-f--!v nr pulmonary o.
et- Prepared Only by o.. D. Jaya~, - South Seel 70
1.e'pha.
so bs ile agents 4 2. p ,S+-ls, Drgg"s.
Flf1r 4 corner of Gold - t0f Fulton - rs Broad
-, g-1a.i,sv -Pr.rr stao nit
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Gcnllemen-One or two

ITO SINGLE Gcnllemen-One or two
.n5e gentlemen can nbaiua cool pleasant furn,h'f
lodging room Tor three month. tor dollar per wreh, oi
81 = per week occEprd 10y two perohs--"ell worn
-nfui-ng for Al NJ 90 West Bruntray J~f Il
ID ARE CHANCE.--A good opportunl-
4 ~ s not offered fo Hlo want, 10 engage ~ no
g.raf d. re., go established stand SOW doing good
irne.>-Rar aud Fuure- iar .aie "a Tie took REASON
.lr . d ~ made known AZ a5 Ws l. between Liberty ,nd
Cedar Jr' u
E'OR SALF-Forty kuapsacks and 10
n Cartr.Ige soxe.. Yearly new and IN excellent condi
ton for u.s WI b. sold very cheap Inquire AZ 'hi' ono
nylo su
+ OST-On Sunday. May 10Th in going
? from 57 Mou.'rsei itrir-h Buome 20 Central Pre-
iyerau Church. lisey Mn. Ad1W.l letter VIII me l
lowing .n.sr ufon-' Mr.. EIa,eh Harica.tir. lbI No'i
tr.e N4vNotl CIV" II rom q rslr relative abroad
All T. Of 90 o. .e u the finder. but 10 he family Do
bom 10 belona. Any person having n their pos'~'''of
-, ie7 IT,
Z OST. a few DAYS ,ince--A small Bun
1 de contain lnr a PINK ref.ro cld'. Cloak. erl
,rr.d "a ir ,sr,ati OF ,lhr1Isrrsd i1vrrs 1ni rpP
ois piece. to p--parr 1r being dvei The hnfrr :" I
c0u'e- favor by raviog at ODE Pab, store No y M
.ar street. -" u"
Il OST-On Monday morning. June
1I1e:! bet.sen the steamboat Highlander. o"t 81 " p
r.r--fr4-f ,nI Crlrrl VI rflr1 CO.. onrr. -
Ch-rs drawn bv Dlr-i Fs-r ugipn 90 M ToN'n -
Neebarg Tor - 40, .7r ~ll p' n'nl D, '''p--i 90,
lsALOR S.LE-A Lot of Ground on
IN -t ,-.e- and on. on I4ii .r q - lin1>~ a.
- .rr|
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n ATTAINED WHITLEY Draper

- AMI Tailor. ". J.! Ann-.trcet pIendd Summer
assortment o Gentlemcns Fashionable Apparel. OF tie
newest and most beautiful patterns. Also. Oh articles ofte
toilette i'scifui and'etc provided nh yiss TO ecouo
my and utility. Gen!rmen visiting the city wil find 10 10
her alvlniage % call. IL Soc I.
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DRY GOODS.
ENGLISH COTTON SHTRTINrS

LNGLISH COTTON SHTRTiNCS
IL g '" Nj IN co. SIS Broadway. have BOZ parted
from scotland large Quantity of rea!
WATER TWIST COTTON >iIlRTINCS
suitable Tor cenuraen, ~ss- I'd qla. ~ superior % any
hing ever Offered ior sale 10 tie Uutei STATE,
The article has been great lsma1I Tor t,. a. e,w
wear, 10 LONDON
sni the large s%r. &c Great Britain and has been found 90
exec N durability ,sts osrr desrpfi5n OF Cotton - RI,
nE--Indeed, mOs persons Vho have tired il as,ert that u
wsars fsr Tsp>ror 10 the
VERY BEST IRISH LINEN
Inc real "aier Twist very fnr closely arrrci sof
nnsu' 'oo'h a. Lsen, and il Keep tie color o. The a.
The prices ar = Co. e loi all 2. pr yard NJ III te
ID GREGORY y son are now offer
Il ing 10 their customer, great bargains IN Dry G3oI>
superior French printed Ml.iu. la Lawns AT c1Io-. and
cheaper than ever
Aso ni 81 shilling Prints coloc fi., and very fine now
'rng al ~ rs9ysrf Sis AMI g5nba1ire. al v,ry rs-e.
csi price' large as~ortucni Of Ganbrnoa, sua Dr.b
D'tte. unusually isw
JnN 'et''"ifoh aactCu. io 1 Lel1 striped .coaci.
sr "h"e Dress n oay =. 6! PER yard complete
sormeHi oi Cotton Hs'er. Toe lowest possible prices
Glove, AMI Hi' cte-p. A,1 D. dozen g,ut, black :
Hoe al .'sii Daqof' D~.'s Linen. Table Cser, long
Co'' ani >heein-' remarkably low. Al NoI-5 ~prnc-.i
tao Nra ~ fae. 10
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AUCTION SALES.
1>N 1870. q. iiaf'.s, Asctl aees
haNEs. RICHARDS 4 PLATT.
- s'o's Is Brcsanav.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING r,,
WsDNF >DN kNkNIN0.

SAL CT BorNsiNDES, HArrISst,
.'f, >A'fr>, CONSISTING o. Msrosiu bssrk 80 ~. y
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CITY TELLIG nee.

LAWYERS DIARY poR MoNDAY. JuNE T.
Circuit Coar-Nos ~, ii8 ~ 81 - 49, 10, 10 ~
ls2 Loo i67 III l73 III 81 49, D. 10 III 22 40 M
1872 1873 The Superior Couu Nos l. 3 T. J. 8 TO- H. ~
49, a. lac l5.i7, 10, A Comman Plea>-Nos ll3 IS 5
ia rs Part p Al o'Clpch Nos CO. 82 ZIG ~ llt
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NOR SALE-Forty Kuap-acks AM
r OST-On Sunday. MAY 10Th. in going

n CartrJgr BoVe.. nearly new, aud IN excellent c0nd
lion for WI BE- sold very chap Inquire At 'hi, ONO
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,ced !, previously Indicted H. wi,ue>,t, d,ordcry per
soHs <-iosl p Total, old and new a.
GRAND JURY-The following gentlemen were sworn and
empanneled as Grand juror, ~ Frri,rck sheldon tore
,aa jacob Anes Stephen Co~ovcr John Harlow " dian,
Ilsper lie.ry Iialenuake. >a,accl kiddrr. Thnaa.
Lewis Eda ard Murray, Cornelius PoAon, Phlp Peich.
iemn. Piuman Mangle NJ oaaekcn6os,, Floyd Smrh,
Char;cs r. Tappan. William &. whie, James o Ware.
Danirl we.,cr,eit, Sa> Brown-la
The Recorder charged tie Grand Jury sub act o.
statutes Of IN, STATE enoin upoa the Court "a matter ot
drty To present to attention ~ tbs Grand Iofy Hc
pcciay charged upon the subject OF the election law anu
n. aI.,e,d aaI.ttd violation, the late Charter Eec-
lion bv b. uulau ul discharge OF some 80 or 20 prisoner,
from ackweu> island and then oeIunS uem Nii on'i'
EN-, wais aud causing Them This sUsei IN Hon
or remarked had been laid before thr "rahd jury 81 '
NAV Term, toy the associate Judge VNhCh' az" nH'
sulied in prescntmcni by that "rahd jury Su. .li @
sucL discharges had been illegally msut, ou' hVu, w.
nasg the persons Who we're the authors asca', OF u'
charge &c. nor fol ens out NE pfe'thlsen pN ny on"
OF indictment H. Honor >aid that nee lheofeuea sp,.u
iatons and admissions ot the wroaG done unless aocon'
med 10y some act OF iniictm at ~ which me pais
Gated could he tired 81 pun.i ed amounted to very %
aud stated 20 the Grand jay thai he uuder>ooi That -'
evidence ~ons be iad before them on the SUBJECT - eI
he then to nct the persons charged whocNeruey nsh
IL. s iionor ohargeSthe Canal Inquest TIA; was,ses
duty Ia investigate The eases alluded To- ans also iua Il
ther duty 10y Their eai ther regard lhe law The pub
lie veal aud the Pr'rvaton of 's elective irane'e "a IL
purity, o indict all however high aud lofty mghi he h'
Standing SSsiust whom evidence OF sul appeared ATE
stating to the Jury that he tell the confidence IN he
BODY he Vas addressing That they would not shrink iron
fesrles.ly performing their duy-shcs described a
embracing every violation a iaw within The county Tux
Recorder concluded With some appropriate remarks IT,
Grand Jury thea retired.
The OF the persons summoned A. pot Jurors wet'
then called and only - OF the 20 summoned appeared
serve. Fine. SIS each were imposed on dcsuis q
ro and the Cour adjourned a. Was ut lawful 10 pro
coed 20 the tfis OF causes on an election day.
COROSER's OrTICE.-SUDDEN DEATH.-lh'
Coroner on Sunday evening heic inquest No Thee
Alley bOdy OF Mary Robinson. aged -. NATIVE
Of Massachusetts The decreased a woman o ntcmpe
rae habits and N The daily practice OF taking audsnuin
Amer parAking Of hearty dinner on SUNDAY, ,he retire
10 an al ening room. and In aloai minutes ioun
there female of her household wing tie door dead
Nerdci-Ded OF spopexy produced 10y ntemperance an'
excitement.
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33Hn[nGetnne1r.

l. Der 30 Datettenps freunp unp @stf Der Sett'
srfbetnt reecmaBS jeren S.tdas.
s.9tr Sutriptipns prts 1T III al SO g en- s,
TT SoranstesaDlun8 cbrr Ter, falls Die 3tit3 nt
her balls Der tfen I53lftc res SaDrs te3aDt wirb.
pie 3ettun9 tonn ur Damn aufJt9ttn wcrsen prnn al
GntEInrt bejabt Enp.
~ QSenn bm 9trauf pes Sabrts bic 3tttuns niht
auf9ct1no9t Miro 70 Eetradt ts ais cinn QDunfb
otefelbe fur Elm anperss Sabr su teDaltcn.
81 Sen nnttrfArbcr miro fir sincu trrn 3tttraum ais
6 .Olcnatcn an9cnommtt.
6. Die Scrncun9 8tAcDt auf Soften Der ltnttrhrter,
unr 8re an p 6eraus9ttr muBrn pcfrep
7. 1n}ci3n wsrpcn fir Die tttn 9tife n( r6tt miB Bcn
b'r oJletb ba1r "s5"Dt wsrbtn, wr nt auf tpn9s
art IN otcebnun8 teDt.
ney Sober poitmetlter bat oaS Nettt, citen Srief
III 'peldem b 3ettttn959clo bcfnoe pclt ret AT ben
Orufcr su tbertenbsi,
9Senn un5 unere eutrgtntcn 4eler oIio Gjelb eibeu
tpOen, 70 branden fe MIR Su thrent Nonteer su aez
ben, tno IN etner Ge0enp1rt b15 Gjelo IN einen 0ref
an uts gu eJcn. 81 reibt roaun Die 9oOreBe barauf
uito rdnftrt ben Sref poourd BEN Su6lcrbenten ipc
benz Drufer od5 9Opit9elo erIpart miro.
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Vretta9, ben 22teu 9lpril 19A2.

"Dds fcl beOcuteu," ent9e9uete nr. SOnnefUnc, OaB
tptr DID, Dir ieIbt uno Denen tclten pbantafen gum
Srose, 9li1dltch rnaden nplten.
Ste mart etlcn iebr 3drtlien 8lif auf 9Intcnc, IL,
lddelte Aolen ceien lebenstpirbi9en dubern, Sbet,
men, Srllocrn uO Settern OerDie, Iauter reiden
9Iooofate, NeStcn, <nltlern no Banquers, III 6es
rteotaenber lleberrafhunS gu. cb ranfe, meine 9e=
ebrten oerren Ndber, ib baute, spor sGes tpn6 fte
halb IdotenOl hab 6efhdmt herrDrsubrtn9en lpu6te.
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Ser O}n6iooana it Die Ghu(e alIer Safer

Ser WtllBI99ana III Ole SOule auer gdffer.
,@Le pie Elm 9Safer, bas feinsu slbouf bat" iast
Der heilse SarnarouS ~ in 2ieen perhlpen bleibtS
III Sdulin9 t6er9ebt, uno aerle lngeSefer erndbrtt
eben 70 miro Der 2eib ourd BEN WnSissang neroorben
9ebt allen Ge9un9cn ber 9SrIut unO bes Stei(hes
Nahrune.'' Su cieer Shus lernet en jeoer nad ein$
em Ilter, ,1aeb ienem Stanoe, nab Der Gage, in nell
der CT lh benoet nad bent 9ietdtbum, ben er beilsj
uno nab ben Wenlhen, NIT tpelden er i'm llmgan9 it,
perdeoene Cater, uno auf oee Dirt 1T Der sRnB99an9
i'm 0Q9emeinen 9encn1men bic Sd,ule alter Qaiter.
ro ser c5i1nelinq in DlBqsan9 er;c9en, 70 setpObnt
Ter G3 an Elm eehdples Qeben er faBt eitte 96nefgS
una 9e9eu eoe 9lr6eit uno 70 miro CT at ebem StanbeI
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

MIR. Rytber As often as have read and heard
others rcpcat--"A Prophet is not without honor
save in his own country and in his own house =
never have / been more forcbly impressed with its
full meaning than whilst visiting few days since
the Room where our ingenious and perscverng
neiehbor MIR. MARsu, is takng "with the Pencil
of Nature" the most perfect and beautiful Daguer-
reo,ype Likeness friend from abroad wished to
nrocure a Portrait of an aged and valued relative
accompanied them to the Room Of the Artist ard
was gratifcd 10 see him produce, in few minutes
most perfect Likeness, which money would not
purchase Of its present posscssor, and 10 hear him
declare, although he had visited many places in
our Cities where such work is done, and had had
his own Portrait taken by one whom he considered
the best Artist in that line in N. York-he had
never seen a likeness that would compare with the
one Just taken or with other specimens before him
And STILL said | TO myself, how many are there
amongst and those too who would place high
value upon good Portrait either Of themselves or
their friends, who neglect the opportunity thus
presented, because - the Artist is not - a
Stranger. They cant conceive that Mr.. NJ,
whom they may see, every day, in our streets, can
do their work as we'll as a man from some distant
City.
Mr. NJ. has recently procured new and improved
Apparatus, requiring one to sit more than a min
ute, and that too in the mildest light; and no one
is expected to pay for Likeness unless it is per-
fectly satisfactory.
do hope every in this region who would
have a Portrait taken in style beyond the Pain
ters Art, at very trAing expense, will give MIR.
NJ. a call, and that he may be amply compensated
for all the time and treasure he has expended in
rendering his Establishment worthy of Public
Patronage. n.
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convention in proportion to the amount
severalIy subscribed. :. =,
The resolutions we're discussed by Mr..
Barbour of Oxford, Mr.. Arnold OF Vt. and
Mr. Ptkin of Conn.
The Convention then proceeded to the
choice of Treasurer and DIR. Daniel Steb-
bins of Northampton was unanimously chos-
en-.
A subscription was opened to raise funds
~ derrav expenses incurred by the Conven-
ton for the general interests of the silk
cause.
"A few more letters we're read, which
were received by the afternoons mail.
The Convention proceeded to the choice
Of the General Standing Committee con-
,emplated in the 10Th resolution, to be COM
posed of one from each of the New Eng
land States, and the following gentlemen
were selected -
UassachurHs-I r. Barbour of Oxford ;
Vcrmont-Dr. Artemas Robbins of Bellows
Falls Nc,c Hampshire - Dexter OF
Claremont Uainc-Luther Severance OF
Augusta Rhodc Eiond-David Benedict
of Pnwtucket Connccticut-IIorace PltkIn
of Manchester.
|. r.. Barbour was appointed the Publish
ing Committee, contemplated in the 18th
resolution.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a Committee to attend to the subject of Me-
morialsing Legislatures, in compliance with
the recommendations Of the 9th resolution
Trrmont-Mr. - Ford of Woodstock
Nv Hdmpshre-Mr. - Dexter oil
Claremont; Mmnc-Luthcr Severance
MasSachuNttS-I. r. Barbour Rhode Is
imd-Dayid Benedict; Connecticut-1or.
ace Pitkin of Manchester.
Voted, That each of the gentlemen on
the last Committee be authorized to asso-
cate two other gentlemen with him. TO aid
him in accomplishing the object for which
the Committee was appointed.
The Convention was then dissolved.