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Communication.

The wide spread and destructive fire at
Fall River forcibly reminds us of the old
adage, "Behold what great matter little
fire kindeth," whole village has been burn
ed down by the idle and inconsiderate acts of
few wild boys. Although we have law
in this State inllic,ing a severe penalty on
any one for selling, giving away, or using
fire. works, yet recent demonstrations nave
shown that this law is either little understood
or wholly disregarded, 1t needs but little
reflection and consideration 10 convince
even youth ever so fond of the sport of fire.
works, that this law is salutary and ought to
be strictly observed by every coed citizen.
The following remarks from the Courier
and Enquirer of the 14th instant, expresses
our views on this subject in such language that
adopt il as our own.
The fire at Fall River furnishes very efficient
commentary on the wisdom OF encouraging the iuve-
nile pyroechny which seems TO be considered I'M
portant portion of the celebration of gala and holy
days. The fire first kindled by the crackers
which some idle boys were letting oil in carpenter S
yard which communicating with some shavings, set
of about million Of dollars has been destroyed rath-
er than that a few loafng and mischievous boys
should be abridged in their ADJUSTMENTS. 1t is n
that should be considered fol it furnishes n warning
pretty dearly boughtof the utter folly and reck-
lessncss of permitting the young idea to shoot such
dangerous missiles, at their own pleasure. Far be it
from to do 20 say any thing that would curtall
any rational pleasure, or throw single obstacle be-
tween the young, and the innocent amuscments SO
natural and proper in the spring time of life; but
we would not because 1t is pleasant TO see buoyancy
ofjuvenile enjoyment in full play, permit young ur-
chin to carry candle into powder magazine, even
though it might give him great deal Of pleasure to
perform the eXplolt nor should we deem ourselves
called upon to indulge child four years old with the
privilege of gong into the drawing room with MINI
ic muske and firing it of in company ladies, be.
cause the "ll,te creatures looked so interesting in
that beautiful exploit Children and gunpowder have
no business together, and simply because their own
"prety selves" not all that is leoparded in such
danrerou, advertisements. 1.-THE peril were confined
10 their patcs it wOul lie reason enough for nhi
biting the practice bur that is but small part Of the
peril. They on1anrer others more than they do
themselves and the only wonderis that disasters
not much more frequent than they are. During the
las, national holiday in New York there was an I'M
common pauci'y OF ca'amities from this cause, and
really have heard OF but one child burned To death
bv il on the occasion, and unluckHy but one boy s
finger blown of by his own fusee, curing the
day At Fall River, however, a city has been burned
do,rn rather than that few vagahond boys should
be deprived of the incsmahe privilege of exploding
India crackers. This example is upon scne large
enough we should think, 10 be worthy of little at,
fsu,i
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A MILLERITE IN ITALY.

1--WE make the following extract of letter
from correspondent of the Puritan, dated &c.
~, Jan. ], 1913.
I saw a Mlerite here the other day from
Worcester, Ms. lie had come by steamer to
Liverpool; and then directly here, swift as wind
and sail could carry him. From here he took
steamer to Rome, where he expected to be per-
secuted by the Pope and then he was off for
Jerusalem, where, after forty days fast, Christ
was to appear and SCI up his kingdom. He was
solemn as eternity, and fully believed what he
said. Nothing could stop him. as hs said he
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

CHlvE DOLLARS REWARD st en, from the
Il Laboratory Of the University, some time since,
five chemical Thermometers, and a glass Hvdrome-
ter The. Thermometers We're all Of Kenlofs make,
with their lulhs extending below the scales. Two
were filed with colared spIriihe others with mer-
cury, and graduated 7ery high. The Thermometers
were kept in case and one OF til IN in a small ma :
hogany case offs own. The Hydrometer wa, made,
it is believed, ly Lerehont> and was IN a small
green case. Fora restoration ofthc Instruments and
detection Of the thief i've dollars will te pa'-and a
fair proportion OF that sum for part Of The n>lru-
ments ava GEO w BENEDICT.
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S. X. |.

The Society for Religious Inquiry of the Uni.
versity of Vt. will hold its annual Celebration in
the new brick Church on Monday the 3lst Of
July at half past seven in the Evening. The
address will be delivered by Rev. ZENAs Bliss
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order of the Society.
IONA ]. MARVIN, Cor. Secretary.
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MI a ~ N 40 N


In this town, on Wednesday evening Of last week,
by Rev. J. X. Converse Mr.. JAMES BosrwicK, TO
Miss SARAH, eldest daughter of Mr. Oliver Sheldon,
oil Of this town.
In Johnson VI. on Tuesday morning 25in.t. by
Rev. Mr. Jones, Mr.. CHARLES a. HuS7ISoroN, of
Perry N. Y. to Mrs. LucREriA, daughter Of Thomas
Waterman Esq. of Johnson.
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BRIGHTON MARkET.--July II, l643,

At Market 295 Beef Cattle 90 pairs Working Ok.
en-, 30 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep, and 100 Swine
PnicEs- Beef Casie-We quote very few extra
AIS 81 First quality, 4 80 4 62i second quality
4a %; third quality, 3 rs q 25
Working Oren-
Co,rs and Calres-Sa at l6, 49, "a, and 30.
Sheep-Sales made at 50, /, 1872 to 2 rs.
Slcine--No Lots sold. At retail Al toe.
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could not dctain the Lord Jesus Christ, and he
could not appear till after his forty days fast.
He had scarcely money enough to carry him
there, and fear before this the dogs have gnaw-
ed his bones without some city. But it was q
fearful thing to see man riskng all on one sin.
gle belief There is something sublime in such
undounded faith though crring. A few days
after a young man from Cambridge passed
through for the propaganda OF Rome, equally
enthusiastic in the belief Of the final triumph OF
the Romsh Church.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-July II

At market, $50 fresh Cattle 60 Cows and Calves
and 2l00 Sheep and Lambs
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle have been very dull, with
decline; 81 q 25 is the most good can be quoted
few extra at IS 25 25 taken for Bermuda, lO5 for
Boston, and 300 unsod
Co,rs and Calrrs-All taken at SIS, % to 30.
"Sheep and LambS-Sales head at 81 % 2 50
IS for Lambs, and 81 % q SO 50 for Sheep-25O I'M
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COMMENCEMENT.

THIS year the Graduate from Howard's has a
call 10 locate himself IN the city of Troy, N. Y.
where reputation Of the enterprise of its business
men stands equal 10 those of any city in America
The above requsi'iOn for from Towards is made
of the requirements of previous graduate, who is in
bushes hy their side; those also who have located
themselves at other places from the same Almamator
NUM- or Ones. Previous 10 the degree being
about to be given full audience may he daily accom-
modacd III receiving abundant evidence OF The Vale
dic,orys Icing deserved, by any mutual interchange
that may be wished with the various patrons of the
Store by his giving as heretofore his assiduous at,en
ton in putting the goods fast and cheap into their
hands ut HOWARD'S
26th July, 1913. 8
p. S.-One Freshman entered, applications of
others under consideration.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The next stated meeting of the Burlington
Total Abstinence Society, will be held at the
Vestry in White Street, this evening at seven
o'clock. A lecture is expected.
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM
pEAINT!!
DR.. LOR'S,
BALSAM OF LIVFRW0RT.


From 375 Booery Ne,c York.
JNOR the cure OF Conghs Colds Asthma, whoop.
l. ing Cough, Caarrh, pains IN the slde and breast,
Bronchitis liver complaints, and all those affections
Of the throat and lungs which are a source OF so
much suffering and so often terminate IN CoNsuMr-
rIoS this remedy Is Justly and highly di gushed.
1t purely vegetable, mild and gentle in its effects
upon the SYSTEM and can lie taken in the most deli
cate cases with safety well well as utility. So
extensively has II been used and 50 often proved sue
cessiu even in extreme and apparently almost hope
less cases. not only as palliative hut as remedy
that the proprietor feels no hesencv introducing
II and Recommending it 10 all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort TO some means Of recov-
cry. Physicians, familiar with lis effects aud aware
OF the healing properties OF this vegetable prepare
,on' MOI uphreGaeny prescribed it in Their Prae'ice
CONSUMPTION.
The following REMARKS were taken from late
numl er Of the Medical MasaZlne:-
"The surprising elect produced by the genuine
Dr. Taylor's Bal,am of Liverwort, made at 375
Bowery, IN Consumption cases cannot fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest through the world
We have 20 long believed the disease (Consumption)
ncurale, that is difficult TO credit senses when
we see persons evidently consnmp,.ve, restored 10
health. Ye, il is fact OF daily occurrence
Certificates from the highest and most res pec,able
sources of persons who have either been greatly
levcd by il, or entuey recovered from affections Of
the lungs and liver, could lie furnished in abundance
but we insert only the following -
| ed TO Consumption, member of my family having
| suffered severely from irritation Of the Lungs, ac
companied with cough and raising matter and blood
together with severe pain in my side und breast, Ill
was supposed TO be beyond recovery, was induced
by advice Of DR.. Perkins, a last resort to try
"Tavlor's Balsam Of Lverwor,," have taken five
bottles in all. hogan 10 improve with the first b. +
tie and while taxing TIE third, far recovered
as 10 be able to get about. Since which time, BY
con,inucdu>e Of It | am quite restored and allie TO
| attend TO my u>ua business, To persons suffering
from cough, and affections VI the Lungs, do earn
e>tlv recommends.
(SgnetD JAS G. SCOTT.
Elisabeth City, ", c. Dec. l6, 1912.
For CONNER cold and cough, this is one Of the
| very lest remedies ever discovered
". h. There i spurious and counterfeit, article
afoal, and lately introduced into this place. There
fore be careful TO get the genuine which is from 37
Bowery n. Y and see hat the new engraved wrap
| per Is on The horile 10 prevent coun,er.eils.
| For sale by PECK & SPEAR, aud LOVELY &
SEYMOUR Burlington; s Fl. Barnes, Charlotte ;
NJ. Hail. Hinesburrh; VIM. Rhodes, Jr. Richmond,
June so vi
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SUscpH NIHeT EbVhVGs
WE The subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
,rct of Chtenten, commissioners receive, examine
and adjust tire claims and demands of all persons,
as anst the estate of JOSEPH MINER, late of Mil.
ton, in said District, deceased represented insolvent
and also all claims and demads exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from the day of the date
hereof beng allowed by said court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we will at
tend TO the business of appointment a, the dwell.
ing Of the Widow Sally Miner, in Milton, in said dis.
trict, on the fourth Tuesdays ofOc,ober and Novem-
Der next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, each of said DAY
Dated this 18th day of july A. d. l643
E |SS %5Ss sSss ,'ss:;.
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A T HOWARD'S there are fI,l supply Of Good.
n which were bought low and on sale cheap.
2sth July, 1913 s.
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WANTED !

SO0 POUNDS Of Bees Wax. Also A quantity
COO Of Ergot or Spurrei Rye m exchange by
81 PECK & SPEAR, Druggists.
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notice..

THIS may certify that have given my son, Syl-
ves,er Holdredge Jr, his time and hereafter hall
not control any Of his earnings, hold myself
sponsbe 70 pay any debts of his contracting after
this date SYLVESTER HOLDREDGE.
Alburgh June 90, 1913. '4w3
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DISSOLUTION.

+ YMAN s. COLE, have this day dissolved thei,
IL Copartnership by mutual consent. All persons
indebted are requested TO call and settle Immediately
Those having demands against the late firm will pro-
sen! them for payment The Books and Notes can
be found for few days at the old stand After which
time they will be removed E. Lvmans Store, at the
north west corner of Strong Buildings, formerly &C.
cuped by u. A. Braman, at which place both parties
will at any time attend 10 the setleuen. OF all theiT
books and demands.
ELIAS LYMAN,
MORTON COLE,
Birrlinp ton June q l633
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BOSTON MARKET-July Is.

FLOUR-Howard ST. 625 rs, Western canal, s
81 q 5 so.
BUTTER.-lO q ls per ID.
CHEESE.-5k a 6, do do.
WOOL.-The chief business of late has been done
by manufacturers operating in the country with the
growers; sales TO a considerable extent have been
made, at some advance on last reported prices.
SaXony and Merino heeccs At n 90
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GOOD BRASS ALARM CLOCKS,
VNARRANTEp, nj the very low prce Of SS., o,
w lash down only.
June %. PAS6B0RS & rRINsNAp.
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CASH WANTED.

ENOR WHICH Goods Mt fair price can be obtained
l. at the Temperance Store, good assortment
of nice Vest Patterns, Black Cravats, Italian do
Wicklng Waddng and Batting, few Yankee
Shoe Brushes Day and Martins Backing, Japan do
Paste do. Sarsaparilla Med. Cavendish, Fine Gu
and Smoking Tobacco. Rice, Ginger and Saleratus.
Ink, Shaving and Bar Soaps, for sale uncommonly
low by S. N. GSUT g. Co.
June 49, lS43.
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S( IlllDS. Gardner Brewer, Bczion, n. E. Rum
w 80 Pipes Brandy
40 do Baltimore Gin,
do "Swan" do pure,
10 Half "Pellevoisin" Brandy
10 Hhds. ST. Croix Rum,
80 Bbls. Sherry and Madeira Wine,
40 do Malaga do
do Port do
J 6. ]. II. PECK Il co.
June 80, 43
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REVOLVING C1STORS.

A Large assortment of Revolving Casters, four,
"A five and six bottles, rery cheap indeed for sals
At the Crockerv Store by Ju>kHH WAIT.
June Is, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

CAVENDISH &. PLUG TOBACCO of the mos,
~ approved brands. Deem " Browns celebrate!
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Also, Sheep Tobac-
CO tor sale very low BY
FOLLETT, BRADLEY q. Co.
Old Dock, June S, 1913
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UP AND DOING.
TINE Cash System was never progressing better
i than now at HowARp's where the wool money is
taken in such quantities TO keep every hand active
and busily employed in measuring and preparing
packages 10 hand over 10 customers as an evidence
leaving the money Il the Peoples Cheap Cash Store,
whose Agent 10 HOWARD.
Thursday morning, 18th July, le43.
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4 r 4 :

nLD and YOUNG HYSON some of very superior
Oqualit!, Hyson Skin and Twanhay in chests, half
chests and caddes, for ae hv
FOLLET"r, BRADLEY & Co,
Old Dock, June S, 1913. !
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n. l.. RU VI.

A Constant supply ofFellon's n. f. Rum, IN Hhds
n Pipes, Half Pipes and Bills, 50 per cent above
proof, for sale Boston prices and freight, by
fOLLETT, BRADLEY, g Co, Agents.
Old Dock, June S, 1913.
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SHERIFF'1 SALE. 4,
IN SATURDAY, August 6ih, shall sell N H.
~ Thomas Auction Store,
co Sides SOLE LEATHER
2HORSES,
DOUBLE WAGON
SINGLE WAGON, and one NEW CUTTER.
n. FERRiSS Dep. Sheriff.
Burlington, July 81, 1S43. 8 Nv
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MANTLE Lamps

A very elegant set of MANTLE LAMPS, 4 bur
IA nus with cut shades, for sale uncommonly cheaI
at the crockery store Nv JOSEPH WAIT.
Burlington June 30 lSt3
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NOTICE..

GUS FOLLETT having been admitted 10 an in
IL ,ercst in the mercantile concern Of FDllelt and
Bradley, business will hereafter lie conducted under
the firm Of POlLETT, BRADLEY g. Co.
Old Dock, jane |, 1913.
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SCFERFINE FLOUR.

THE Snls1iers are daily receiving Sunerh1e
L Flour in barrels and hall barrels selected with
care and OF the most approved htands, which they
oler for cash al small advance.
TOILET, BRADLEY Go.
Old Doct June s, 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

-. Sin Of February $40 counterfeit bill in payment for
w common cigars The bill made 10 appear the
.v,b Ward Bank OF this city whereas it altered
~ that denomination from the broken concern the 10th
w., Bank Noies fully committed to to the
charge.
po,,sry or MoNEY.-A female named Maria Brown
crested for having at vareus times stolen S43 from
vs., Margaret simmons, No. As Monroe street, with whom
be had been living. Committed.
sr.pREp-A coIored female named Hetty Ann Joseph
, las, night arrested for having inflicted very
onnd In the face Of John Sands, No. ISL Orange street,
9TH knife She folly committed to for this
mos, outrageous assault.
RopsIsc AN ApoTHEcARg-Last evening colored
man named Lucy Ann johnson having in her possession
,wo large glass jars while she passing the corner of
Chatham and Not Streets arrested by officer, one
was filed with prepared chalk and The other with soda
powders The articles were doubt stolen. Apply 10
officers al, Lower Police In the mean Time the woman
fully con-. ued
ARREST OF FUcITIvE-oficers Ostram and Joseph ar
rested young named William Anderson, VINO STANDS
charged with the of having induced the son OF Mr.
William Jones' No. 46 Greenwich street, to rob bis iather OF
&c., then rob him The scoundrel at the time
about SIX weeks since was missing, but this day found
by the officers d, the {" Heck" Fully committed.
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE RESULTING IN DEArH.-Last Tues
day aernoon the wife of Joshua Towgood, aged nearly GO
wears aunt TO man named Cornelius Jackson (a coored
people, residing in 22d street, opposite to what is called
acksons Row. the point OF death. Jackson, sup
pssny that he had lien bis relatives property thrust
himself into the presence of the Gid man, demanding his
rights The old resisted any interference, when JacE
son knocked him down and then cruelty kicked him in the
abdomen. The old fingered till Saturday morning,
when he died about O'Clock from the effects o! the
9iures The Coroner summoned jury in tue case yes
arday their verdict that the old man came TO his
eath IRON The injuries inflicted by Jackson, and he was
accordingly arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

ANOTHER EARrnqUAKE.-On Thursday night,
the 10Th inst, between ii and l2 o'clock, we were
visitsd BY another earthquake and in the opinion
OF many of those who felt it, the shock and dura-
ton were greater than the one which occurred
short time ago. The apparen, agitation or vibra
lion says one who was awake at the time, was
from west to east, and there appeared to be three
throes or shocks succeeding each other at very
short intervals, accompanied by a rushing noise
was 80 violent as to make The shutters and sashes
in the windows rattle ST. Louis Rep, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
m CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

celior Of the FIRST C!ecu;t-Laks Barker E1ecstcr,
&c ri Elizabeth Eutetge, decfae, F.zscts SsIssoa
and ohers-Bl fer foreclosure OF Hot~eyeE Ke,cbrrss
soIiei,or azHford Assignee e
Bankruptcy in The DstIicot .ssJetsey, OF The se-
entant. in this caa,e ho pece OF resdance is 10 ne
Stale cf.ewjsrsey -squired APPEAR N THIS esa.n o
te day OF }eEs ns1 bill he'd therein VII &C
s.Je. Is ccofrssed by hia aae9 Law ss
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MARRIED:

On the 18TH inst Mr. Jamas n. Dennis, OF Shrewsbury
" j.. Miss Hannah eldes; daughter OF the late George
Hawkins Esq., of this city.
ON The 18th ins Mr. JOHN 7. Foster, OF this city to Miss
Mary Hitchcock, OF Sing Sing, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
"a TO LET from the ist Of May next.

tn: The House No II Sullivan Continuing Is
to.ll, anal well situated for respectable boarding house
Also No IS, very story house. uEd WEEK
adapted for families. Also No. y Sullivan street,
which stoop and iron railing viii BE- pG. Tbe brst
door being With ire places at No % Sullivan
street Tue house No. - sullivan street, is very Con-
and viii accommodate three snsli families Also
6S Susanseet, and the upper part lbeiog rooms
and SbedOouS OF No g. and the whoe part OF CO Sui
Ivan street. being goodt two story house. hnhbcd With
folding doors, &c. Also. tbs upper part OF 2l Watts street
Containing about u re-psce. Is cseeierr
Also. toe upper part oi li Varica-ses berg
and bed door a0d bee roc1 IN Ire
attic there Will 10 children Gown S'airs Also, the bret
floor being andssnc parors aud paprieS between,
back kitchen and oe bedrooms 10 The attic OF No. S
Spring. Hadson.sIreet Also, tbs upper part wscE
may consist rooms and bedrooms. Also lhe first
foor comprising with are places, second door
with frcplaces and bedroom ON same hocr and
thrd door like the second, of No 20 Renw'cks,reet Aso
the and cling No $685. and The dwelling part and
brick shop the tseparaely OF NO Soot hudsons5
they very snug pacespostsscn OF the former copio
be had Immediately. Also rooms and bed rooms IN sFS
Hudson,siree Also, fine brick dwelling, tb gooe Ell
trance ls7 West Broadway II would acconimo-
families. Also, parts OF houses Nos 80 81 &c. 81 aud
so Laizht Also, Store and dwelling IN hnc or.
der 1877 Canal street. the store port OF 2S the stores ard
dwellings, sf els. 2l7 2e Canasree; the fronts ~iibe
all painted and fitted rp hiso for coloed people paris Oh
So Thompson ana n Gandsreet and several very
ABBY to THOMAS EpMoNDs, 81 sulllvans,
Charles ig.man and eeer Kelly coo,ed) nrc rtGnest
.d IN =, mur aai.!y L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

ANOTHER STAR-The Managers OF the fEealre opera
and Circus have imported the Stars In their pros,o IL
was reserved TO the Manager OF the American Museu
strong curiosity has been felt since The arrival OF tue
Great Western the young, and is very oeau
ul Mary Darling the eminent female pcriorh III
This line in Europe Another importation, sun atlher
fetched the Chinese Juggler Chang fong ass sPpeas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
r.Snype,s Ton;c Vcrmifuge.

u Jnyne's Tol!c FcrMifHSe.-Some NedI.
cines to "deoy worms IN caildren are very
case with Jaynes Tonic Yermiuge Idoes not contain a
single ingredient which harm the most delicate infant
and yet e1pels from the system With facility and
certainty perfectly astonishing Nor this its only sana
tive property il is fine stcmachic, and in remtien ADD
intermittent ievers has been administered with most graft
wing results Obstinate OF Piles have yielded 10 its
influence and its tonic qualities render il an excellent med
the convalecent stage OF all diseases 1t is exceed
ingly pleasant 10 the taste. u2o luis 2es