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FROM RHODE-ISLAND.-

NEWS FROM Rl1ODE- y, 49, :,
IMPORTANT TEsrfMONf.--H Urine, M, p,v NJ Dr. 70
rd 70 establish the fact OF the ineslimabie value o' VI
i,,.,I,.r,s II,Datjc Elixir. the following cofhiunca
@ rom he Hon Samuo W. King, Governor OF uie o.s.s
- podeIsland contains adequate tesufnony " sun'u
;, - bevond dispute and mnst put enl5ey d IeNs ue
te IL osp remedy is classeJ with the many use
~ and DANGEROUS nostrums which are paihed pPo" VIC
cubic merely Tor the sake OF gam. .,,,rf..,oa ,o
please ,ead the following statements cousiniicaieo W
'he uhaei17 JOHNSTON, JAM %, 1872
Mr. CHARLES DYER Jr:
nv o,inon of Dr. Starkweathers Hepatc EtIr has been
received Ibis morning In reply, Will INFORM you una!
INV confidence patent medicines geaeraDy Is NOT very
a.rerp. have had much reason 70 believe mat M
ornc pled men will often palm upon their
heir useless not dangerous nost urs TOR the SAKE oil gam
he use OF which takes up that important ana crtuca peoo
Of time without producing any Sooo elect, Wneh ouel
Suffering ana distress prevented FOR o'
us-d them feeling myself and family TO be much safer u-
der the direction 0! my family physicians sut having oes
afflicted for The last xyears with difficulties IN lhe SIDE ano
chest uncomfortable and often distressing, painiu, s
omcwha, alarming and from which could get only ts
,ry relief very fortunately noticed your adSefa'eE"
The nedcine in question. -, nd had
ri,b him long and intimate acquaintance wnen I him
yonnr men and from my knowledge Of hin, thoogns ae
Incapable Of practising deception On Hepatc Elixir and
5y It's use believe myself enuteJr con,der il OF greg
need not therefore. 10 you s f .rSat pubic
yoluc / certainly think It's disco'eiJ -
portance. -. zoe much relief, which regu'
adv nrnsrtsed Unit, bod taken ~ tor Il at present
dnued il having, thank eoa 81 En- yesoect,
Win niueh Your OBJ, and harsb@ s,rvanf;
| i''' " SAbPL w KING.
III. and retail by A. g. 4 u. Sands Drug
Sold al w nd ro Fulton 81. Also, old by David ssnn
gIsts No Ea, Broadway, corner OF Market 81 a D.
20. sv No 273 Broadway, corner Chamber sresL
Price 81
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT at ST
VI PETERS CHURCH, Barclay WIZ be repeated
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 70, 1872, on which
occasion Rossinfs Grand Composilion, the
STABAT MATER,
will be gwen with full powerful Orchestra, IN vhch
the following celebrated Artists viii ASST:
Vocal Performers.
Mrs SEerrS, Mrs MORLEY,
Madame SpohR ZAHs,
Sig. ASroeSrxr, Mr. SEGuiS.
Trebies.
Mrs. Srecrs, Mr., MoRLEr, Mrs. PHLLlFs,
Miss Ap.fs, Miss McGLors, Miss OoBSos,
Mis LMLos, Mss BKrcE.
Mad. sroHs zAas, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. McooueAt,
Mrs. SHARPE, Mss :. ADNR,
TertcrS
Sig.ASTocSiyG Mir. CROWLEY, Mr.. HOLMAN,
Mr.. WATSON, Mr. ENSIGN, Mr.. SHERMAN,
Dir. WILLIAMS,
M srcrrS Mr. BouL.sD. Nc 5. MAssErr,
Mr. SiAYSARD. slr. RosESrHM Mr. Bee.
Mr.. kAvASAGR
Leader ..........Mr. PESsoS
organis,.. Mr.. bE.mEs.
PROGRAMME
PART
!. coScgRro-o,yan Mr. BEaMEs............R Rink
STABAT MATER.
, ouARrErTE aud CHosus Mrs Morley, Mad SpohF
Zahn Sig. Asiognini and Mr. Seguin.
s. TENOR Solo,. sig. Antoguini.
4. Dusrro....Mrs seguin and Ms. Morley
s alR--BAsso. Mr.. Seguin
3. BAsso, 500 and CHORUS. Nix. Segup.
l. ouARrErrE.... Airs Morley, Mad. spohr Aahn, SIG
An,ognri and Mr. Seguin
g. CAvArlSI.... Mrs. Morley
o. AIR and CHoRus....Nlc. Seguu.
To- QaAsrErrE....M Mrs >eguin, Mad. Sphor Aahh' Ss'
autogn1i ami Afr. Seguin.
H. FINALE.
~. Tickets 20 cent. eachtn he ir a; the residence OF
the very Rev DR.. POWER. No Is Barciay.stres' at MI
PARDOw,S No. 95 Maiden Lsns; at Mr.. FENDTS, No
Hanover.,reei a. Mr.. MiLHAt'S, Ia5 Broadway, and
A, the DOORS on the evening ot ,he Concer;.
Doors open a. CcIoc~. Tie Concert Will commence
r.,issi,, =, !, o,clock ol0
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.Rkl e.

Ship Burgundy wotton. from Havre Sept s. INDIE, TO c
Folton, Fox L Livingston
Ship Caharine, Bery,6 days FIN Charleston cotton and
rice 10 Sutton.
Bark Empress Hartsho'n, from Malaga Sept fruit, &c
to z J Franca.
Brig Dmon Robinson, days from Charleston cotton
Rice 10 Durham Dimon.
Brig Sterling Knudson days from Savannah, cotton, 10
Scott s. MoTrell
Scir Be,ton Travis, of Baltimore, IS deys from ST.
Eustata, sugar, &c. 10 a Cooley l. Co.
Schr Charles Thorn Wilmington, M naval stores.
Schr Thomas Belts, Francis l8 days from West Indies,
sugar, to a B Cooley Co
BELOW-I ship, bark and brig
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N Particular Notice.-Those persons having
nrn,urr oil aay description dispose Of or who are ereaa
ing up housekeeping, viii ready sale ter any peTnon
or all OF their goods by sending their address, o, calling
upon the subscriber. Goods to any amount purchased
T, COTTON CO.. 1877 ChabsIn-s
very low, ieae Il
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SYSTEM OF CUTTiNG.-lmportant
= 10 Tailor.-Mr II. SEGhR would respectfully call
The attention generally to bis aSar system OF
cu,tin" garments being that ascertain points ~I
,,t gee accuracy which he believes has never before
been arrived The above stem can be had OF his agent
Ar DUBOIS 3l Broadway where all times the system
w ins, rucens vii! be given. Investigation Is solicited
49, N
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER ls, ls47.
IMMATURE ALMASAC-THIs DAT

CLEARED
Ships Oregon Gldden, Savannah, Nesmlth, Leeds CO.
ST Lawrence, Charleston, John Elwe Co; Norma, Bar
ton, Havana, NJ Taylor
Schr Ccrnea, Pumpus, New-Bedtord.
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DY S. DRAPER, Jr.-Store 54 Will
( . Han,-strcet. ~ Pinc-Strec,.
THURSDAY, Ocl. Is
Al 10 O'Clock, at the Aucii0n Room.
FRENCH SooDs-By eatalogue-l00 cases French Goods.
comprising large AID desirable assortment OF seosonabie
licie> received per arriyasai month"; credit
Tor approved endorsed notes
SATURDAY, Oct Is.
AT 10 O'clock, at tie Auction Rocu,.
CLOTHS AND From the sbeSes-on credit
of six months approved enaorsSd naeso pieces su-
perior West OF England Cloths and Casstmere, just I'M
ported.
At IL O'Clock a, the Auction RooUl
SuELF SALE or WOODEN GooDs, CLOTHS CAssinEREs
AYp NEsrNs on six months credit for approved epdorsec
Catalogues and samples on morning Of sale.
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nNLY ONE DOLLAK.-The most

W popular Magazine for Youth in the world for only
one dollar year Robert Merry's Museum edited by that
we'll known friend OF youth Peter Farley known 10 every
y and Girl almost that reads the English language, has
been N successful operation nearly tive years during WI Inch
lme has been read by thousands and tens OF thousands OF
0ld Roberts black and bue-eyed friends, who have
eyinced their interest in the work by numberles comnun
satons containing inquiries, Suggestions puzzles solutions
nj nulz.s sc The Museum has received the appreciation
OF all sec parties II has been universally approved by
by teachers aud guardians OF youth, and has larger crcu
laon than any other juvenile periodical IN the uhted
States. -,
The publishers making arrangements TO bring out the
Museum hereafter style altogether superior TO what II
has been thus far; which purpose the ior is now 10
Europe collecting materials expressly for the work. All
parent, who have not already placed this sterling magazine
in tic hands their children, invited 10 call and exdH
inc the work at the office Of publication.
The first year Of the work, ls4l may be had OF the
publisher neatly bound and beautifully embeled, tor The
subscr iptioa price viz. one dollar
BRADBURY SODEN Il Co, 1T Nassau.st,
IN Srhon
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Passengers Arrived
In the packet ship Burgundy, from Havrct Gardcle x
lady, Miss Gardee, Augusta, Ga; W Robbins, South
Carolina Lerna and lady, Virginia NJ Osihemler, PHI
adelpha A Ro,ley. NYork-5l steeragc
In the ship Sarah Perkins from Singnpore-F G Whea.
ton late clerk of ship New Orleans, condemned Capt $
Edwards late master nj ship France OF Sag lIarbo ha
ring lelI the ship account OF i'll health.
la the brig Sterling, from SsvannahMessrs Rowns, Rob
ett>on Hckson, Miss Rowns-2in steerage.
Passengers Sailed
II ship Diadem. for New 0reans-N Moody, Dr. n
Washburn, n Perry New Orleans; Capt 6 Gardiner,
New.York; Capt L Lambert OF ship Glasgow, N York
30 Storage.
In ship Scion, for ApalachcoaE Wood and lady, Mrs
Hammond Mrs Ginniss. Messrs J Pebeis, D r Wood j
Lee W Sewe, John Perkins, NJ Myers I Scott, and Il
Thomas
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MERICAN MUSEUM and Garden,

A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Garden,
"A Broadway, opposite 81 Psuis Church Increased
NoyreS.-Iwo performances every day anu evening uS
week commencing AT aud Y O'Clock T. VI.
Ut. H4LENTIYE,
The Deneator OF American Pccuariles, Whms, ana od
,ies and Genie Lecturer Men and Manners %i open
the contents OF his Wallet consisting OF many Rare Donss
Bits Scraps Shred Patches and Diversions never before
presented by him in NewYo among which are Tie iol-
lowing Dissertation F4cesStage Coach Travels1aifs
Conference.-The Napoleon Debaers-The Steamboat
"A Fourth uf July Grafton ,,,
MIR. NELLlS BORN WITHOUT ARMS
who by his unrng perseverance, has acquired The use oil
has also rr.engaeed Signur Vvadis Grand Me-
ehancal Figures! consisting OF eleven Autonatoi re9m
es which represent all the actions o human me. 1ney
Ill behodrrs La Petite Celeste. Miss Hood Mr I1iinsi
are engaged Ambulance 10 tue whole - cents, cnuieh
han price US D. ! :.
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Grnnd Ranaer Preseala

II Grand Banner Presentation by the
LADY PROSPECT SOCIETY to the WASHINGTON
PROSPECT T. B. SOCIETY, on Wednesday Evening,
Oct r. in the Universas Church. in Elizabeth street. near
Walker. PART l.
Voluntary on the Organ ..Eaynor
Ode-"Tempprance Millennium Lady Prospect society
and Messrs. Campbell
Eavori,e Sons. Missing
f''''' ADDRESS BY DAVID Nj. REESE, NJ ,,.,
Temperance Anthem Strike the Cymbals,n
Lady Franklin Choir.
Presentation by Miss Lansou.
Reception by Adam c. Flanagan
Song" Hsw brig htly our bannerwritteu by e. D. Con
merry. Natdnasu
The Crystal wave-Solo Mrs MacDuall
......Douge' pu anu - WnnIers
Ode-"Ye grog shops"-Lady Prospect Mesa CarnPoei
PART
Aria the Organ. kayhos'
song ,AiDiD,REss By W IL ii. BATRoLL Esq. go,
Temperance Ode, siss:r, C5mobsiI.
ir'0' ADDRESS By E. D. coNNERY Esq
Lady Franklin Choir
song-The boys of cold wa,er"-wrtten by F. D. Cor
n; IN, nltp ih
Marshall Giee Clue
Song - y adv ppasnsoi :. and Siessrs
''' '''' W Campbell.
Tickets One Shliing-may be obtained Of H. Patsson,
cor. Ann and Nas>austreets; Dr. Covert, loo
office of the Washingtonsn l2S tuonL; once q. ne
Crystal Fount. Chambers and Cenire-siS oil ~ l.
Co0mbs Washington Hall, corner OF White and Cenre-sts
at SvveNers III East Broadway at Heusss, corner o
Ann and Nas>au-ss and OF either OF the !oo"luS Oo
mee-Janes Burns Isaac Covert. G. b. Hulsar jose pm
Elliott A. c. Flanagan, Lewis Peck or at the door on 'e
evening OF presentation "io -
u Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved WITT
Roman Tile and made air watertght for seven cent
foot paved with Cemeut, concrete, for ten doilar
Tor the bulk space OF a thouSandbrlck:
ABIJAH SMITH, % Hamtlonsl
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Samuel Philips, Auctioneer.
4 UCTION plendld and

A UCTION NOTICE.--Splendld and
"A Fashionable Furnure-Wednesday, Oct IL at lSo
Broadway-Tne entire furniture belonging family re-
moving South Among the articles are splendid French
plate Glasses, elegant War-obes, Sofas Coucbes Dvahs,
egyptian marble and pier Tables, elegant Bu'
reaus dressing Tables Wash Stands imperial Brussels
and ingram Carpets, splendid silk danask window Cur
tans and ornaments extra sLe mahogany French BED
sleads with cauopes silk daask Curtains super feat
Beds and cured hair Mattresses full French Chars WIN
damask and linen covers elegant Sheield plae IL
1uor Stands Cas,or Cake Baskets, Candelahras &c &c
sinner and tea SETS Sheffield Cutlery, Cut Glass elegant
hall Lanterns aud Astral Lamps. bronzed Chandeliers, &c
Also about 500 jterlas silver, consisting OF tea and
coffee SETS forks, spoons fruit knives and baskets
Also large assortment OF kitchen uten-is incindins
Cooking Range and extensive assortment OF uten
n g. The whole of the asve furniture made 10 or
der. ard is in good condition.
Catalogues will BIZ ready Tuesday, when the house
will be open for Inspection
ence at 10 O'Clock Wednesday, with the kitchen artl-
81 ol2ltiS"
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n Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile made air wa,ertght for seven cents
foot or paved with Cemeut, concrete, Tor ten dollars
for the bulk or space of thouSandbrick.
iySO If ABIJAH SMITH, IS Hamlion-sL
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NJ Rssiaious Services the occasion OF the death
of the Reverend Dr. WILLIAM ELLERf CHANNiN1
viii he observed on Thursday Evening next the 18th nst
at ocses in The Church OF the Messiah. Broadway,
opposite Waverley Place The Eulcgy WILDE pronounce
by the Reverend Henry W. Bellows, Pastor OF the First
Unitarian Society in this city, and prayers VIII De onefed
by the Reverend Frederic A. Farley isster OF tns '
Peabody OF Portsmouth, ~ H.. temporarily oRc'a'ns al
the Church OF The Messiah.
Appropriate Music will be performed by the CHOIR.
The Clergy of the city and The vicinity ao0 e pu s
generally are Invited TO attend. OH ~
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LNALL GOUDS.-Ihe undersigned IS
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea.
onabie Goods To execute orders for Garments style
which will copor with any house in the Trade, at prices
Which must offer Inducements those paying ready mo-
ley.
Attention solicited the style OF PanalosnS furnished
# this establishments AS particular care directed to this de.
oartmcnl with the view OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
sed are assured haa superior fit always be realized
French and English Cassmeres in great variety Of new
patterns Just received The assortment OF Vesngs which
ave so much satisfaction through the spring and summer
seasons, will be kept up
French and English Cloths of super and medium quail
e, for Dress and Frock Csas Pilot and Beaver Cloths Ter
Fsncy dress ARTICLES including Silk and SATIN Scsrs
Crayats Handkerchies Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders,
shirts Collars &c, at usual moderate prices
'i w. "''' VIM T. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde jennings 229 Broadway, American Hotel
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MUS EUM-Powerful At

IL
fractions Extraordinary Novelties ~ nprsce,Hen'-
ed Amn.emens,-and Astonishing Entertainments New
York Museum and Picture Gallery. Broadway ~ppo'i epe
Park-ChapCe OF Performances IL. Bennett Manager
announces with much pleasure that he has e1eceu an e
gnpencnt with Signor BLirZ, the wonderful Magician
and Vcniroquisl, who Is a0wea 10 he wttlout rs"l III
boh h.u,i,phrrcs His Dancing SIX Dinner RATES
is truly miraculous The Manager has also secured Tue ser
vices of Mr. JENKINS, the unstable deiinehlor OF coc
and eccentric characters, and highly popular singer VT
OELARUE will give his Imitation, OF Boom, fortest
Fla ubl &c Mss ROSALIE, the charming Vocalist WIZ
will appear Fancy GLASS BLOWING.
Performance commence every evening III lne Lecture
Room al u o'clock day performance on wednesday
and Saturday 3P NJ Extensive preparations are beng
made on the OF the Crolon Celebration Repeated
performances Lecture Room during tie day ol0 Nv
NEW STORE. -COUTHOUY "
Y MEYERS respectfully invite their irlends aEd the
public generally 10 call at 34l Broadway aad examine
the assortment Of LAMPS CANDELABRAS, GlkaN-
dolls SILVER PLATED aud BRlFJANIA WhKE,
TABLE CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FuRNiSHlNI
GOODS every description, which they nave
and for sale at prices that cannot ia 10 sa'y pun
c!iasers =, ,... 49,. $1,000,
Enoviug unusual advantages for the selection ana manu-
facuIe of LAMPS, CASDELAsRA, GiRAHpols ac Z.
ar. enabled TO great variety - patterns
and finish suitable for Churches Hotels Stores D1einPS
nd S,,am or Su,ling Packets. These last ew ana
most desirable article. well woriy Oh she d''sh'"" W
owners and sh'pulaSerS .,o 90
Attention IS particularly invited 10 lhe SoLAR b"'f, 80
iu.y celebrated superior brlancS ahd eGono"y'
fbis Lamp a, tested by accurate experiment, auotus
Twtcs THE LIGHT Astral, while 1t burns CURING an
EQUAL number Of hours at HALF THE EXPENSE
EOJJTHOUY Y NEVER Will keep constantly Oh hahi
ce assortment the articles above eNneraed ava
by their cueavors consult the tastes ana ">hes Oh
tho hubble to inertia favorable she oil the patronage 10"
solicited Tor their establishment VI i''o
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PATENT LARD

LAMPs-oue third of cent per hour of ats nta;
a L-atP srdree from salt--nay be burned with The
anne facility the bss. oil ga1g e ssy b aad pIa as
trey " ar unpleasant SMELL and III comparison with
oil ens about ,hI3 While affords e ose
light This Lamp has been extensively aaePtst IN Boston
ana naed Il IS we'll worth tie Of manufactures and
al other persons requiring light The truth Of this state
ut can be easily tested by calling At the principal Agen
~ T. FILLEYiS Crpckery Store, No. Us Maiden Lane,
where they are sale in every variety, wholesale or re
,,H SIG su
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M ANTED-A Partner with capital
OF $50 for very profitable business Cali q
Ihou,a.-st near West Broadway. OLE II
WTANTED-Employment at any kind
Wv of wUrk By an active, steady young rnaa at No
NTANTED-A situation by young
w lady work ore,smaking in a small family She
understands all kinds seiRg and would have objection
10 travelling. Inquire AZ 80 Mott-stree; OF 1t.
M ANTED-By an Englishman and 2
Wv sons younges, 10 stone a.ason, oiers
farmers 'nd hre for low wage. Apply Ie:lPeragnce e
Office - Nr>au street Good uer rnished gratis oi-t
M ANTED-A situation as Coachman
w by steady, active colored mar--pnders;sods
Apply s86 Bowsry ol2 IT
M ANTED-A situation as Cook by
w steady active wsnen Also as Chambermad or
purse and >eauls,re b. Pctestan, young Woman Bsil
gave best city references. Apply 2ee Bowery ol2 H
M ANTED-By a respectable young
al housework saal ,ahsiy. Good city references
be gwen Apply at IS Vesey street in the basement
Ol2 IL
M ANTED-By respectable middle
w aged single lady situation Childrea,s Maid
Nurse SeamstresS. As and capabiy she
can produce respectable city reference. All eommunca
to a. X, 10. l59 Jayree Brooklyn viii be attend
ed III. oil. 81
M ANTED-E active. intelligent
Boston Miscellany, Law Reporter Grahaus Maya
zine, Lady Book and ali The Periodicals of the day
The most undoulied testimonials o character Will be
duirsd. No foreigners Will he employed.
ol2 BRADBURY. SODEN & Co. II NaSsau-st-, n. Y.
A PROFESSOR of Music wishes to
"A engage board in private family where he could
eacn The Piano Forte. He would furnish his Piano.
AGdress D. p O., Tribune Office. OLE 2t'
PROTESTANT SERVANTS-Seve-
ri good Protestant women want situations cooks,
nurses other capacities. tppy II ILLUSIONS office. 56et
Pearsree Fees 80 cents. IT.
GTOpPED-Supposed TO be stolen, two
~ pair Plated CancleslIchs. The lind the
same by applying 10 ,,,,, ,,,n>,
. ST. WIN. SIMPSON, Isl Bowery.
vsyWO GENTLEMEN or a gentleman
4 and his wife can now be accommodated with board
aud pleasant front Mrs. a. LOOMS, corner OF
Cranberry and Columbia streets Brooklyn. ol2Sts
DOARD-A gentleman and lady, or TWO
, or three single gentlemen, be accommodated
WIFE good board and pleasant roOras AT No. Farick-sl.
ol2 2tis-
BOARD WANTED for lady and her
daughter five years old, with pleasant room, WHICH
be furnished by the applicant III private fanny; IN
questionable reference will he given As TO re'pecEoty
and payment. address l. NJ at this office. OH Ils
T1O PEDDLERS AND STATION
4 ERS.-2oo, groce Ever Point Leads, OF first rate
usual wholesale price, at l6o Nassausueet OFT
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COLDS, COUGHS and CONSUMP-
Y ! TION-Dr SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP Of
WILD CHERRY is Invaluable remedy for all disease,
indicative Pulmonary Affections, such as recent CHROME
cuty Of breathing Group and splitting Of blood &c ThH
Syrup Immediately begins TO heal TIE liberated lnnss n
and at the same time inducing healthy an natural etpe
oraon; also relieving the shortaess of breath ana pam
he chest which barass The sufferer on the siIhies
and finally the hectic fus in the pald ana e:as'nte
cheek will vanish ard the ner snd T respfrd the en-
a, - com inr-a ain. health For sale Only al Ut. W u
e;;,oi n S,cre Iel Broadway, John St si2 ni'
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MONEY MARKET,
a,es ms she Stock Exchange, OCT. 10.
Commercial aud Money Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

CONSEQUENCE OF GAMDLISd-RuiS OF DOMESTIC
PEAcE.-ln the year 1871, n number of individuals
were arrested for Keeping gambling house on Chest
nut street, near Independence Hall. The counsel for
the prosecution was sitting in his Office one day. when
young man of genteel exterior and good address
entered, and the iollowing dialogue ensuod.
VI have been summoned to appear tomorrow as a
witness aeains------, for keeping gambling
house. Unless is absolutely necessary said he,
as his agitation increased, II wish, sir you would not
urge my attendance"
II don know" said the counsel 'that the convic-
tlon will depend upon your testimony, but as you arc
an important witness, 1t may be necessary TO bring
you upon the stand"
MY reasons for asking this favor are urgent" said
ne, ana the consequence OF refusal may be fatal to
my prosperity, and the happiness Of Others" lie be-
came more apiated and at the request of the gentle
man, he continued SIN few DAYS am TO he mar
Rcd to Mr.---'s daughter residing on Chestnut
3traet. Ihepreparatonsa are madoand the day is fixed
Ii am called upcn as witness in this case, | shall
crlminatc myself, and be exposed to the eyes of my
friends and the public gaze a gambler My char
acer will be lost myprospects in life bighted, and of
course my domestic happiness destroyed"
'lon shall not be called, young man" said the
counsel unless i is alb olntey necessary" and with
this assurance they separated ; not without some
painful msnvlngs on the part Of the legal gentleman
that he was about to be accessory to n wronr which
might result in the utter ruin ola confdng yet unsrs-
pectlng gr The Trial came on, bat conviction was
ootalnch without summonlng the young man, and he
went On his course of dupliclv and crime unexposed
In a lew days, he was married.
Two years passed and young but heart-brolicn
vile appears before the LEGAL tribunal, seeking d.
vorcc. Her counsel was startled when the hish,nd
came forward, Mt discovering Confronting tho wife
the Identical young who pleaded not TO lie expos.
cd asa gambler. The interview with the witness in
st1n'ly occurred TO the counsers mind. The pain
inl incidents of deserted house. neglected wife md
the cruees which had followed his GAMBLING hai,,e
then came up in fearful array before the individual
who had saved him from his mcrited exposure
IhetrlaI proceeded and a gradual succession of