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"a ,hs Ksss.d DEPOT 4.
In al is paris has recently undergone
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The dining hall i one the mos, and best HR
90 as .a as u us1S 2 %
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GEOLOGY-NATURAL HISTORY
WILEY PUTNAM,
HAVE 0N n s g. !; s.NI Or GEOLOGY
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United States. e b the best series Of elementary works
Orders promptly supplied aboys and By the Pqbl.ns
nsi sweod'rc No. North FoanS street. Phisde ;h..
IN THE PRESS TO BE PUBLIshED .t the 'Bsacon"
hs * q ssa a.. ssrs
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and he s ssSd
learqsd work Of the 18th eynlary s,.n,sred
ale ..s; y. s D,sssassS s5Sss: f:s:,
Weekly Beacon, &c. jail lmeod' re
NOTICE TO BUILDE Rsfi, AM2 PERSONS WHO ARE
81 o. rs;
ing enlarged and fitted their establishments repar
ed to manufacture and sell Crates of superior style lower
than other in the city have all the latest styles and
bringing out for the spring. which they invite the attention
Of buyers both to quality and price, before purchasing
elsewhere jalo 6teod.r
4t TO TAILORS 4 II,T. IeTl.
THE UNDERSIGNED would ultimate to the trade that {
his celebrated work Cutting Garments during which
time il has with SALE and
whatever has objections been made practical utility
Bat the contrary all who have used recommend
peror thing Of the kind heretofore offered the trade
he explanations Of the DWgram ample and plain, that
Of ordinary capacity, and without any other
tons enabled in few hours kind Of garment
style Of elegance and fashion, which heretofore
Of the intense study and close The price Of
the whole work from eight dollars book and
DO obtained ofthc author, Ut No. liz Broadway.
dill lmeodsr w. II. STINEMETS.
,LOOKlNG GLASS PLATES.
ri ANLINE OSTHEIMER, Importers, No Bank street,
rhladelphia have just received by arrivals this port
and New York full Of Looking Clans Plates from
9by to 40 by 90 All sizes plate window glass from
by IL to 81 BY a. Also Toilet glasses, Plated Spectaces,
Pipes, Snuff Boxes Cigar Cases. Money Purses Marbles
States with variety e other French and German goods
which they offer a lowest market prices.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
ega WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families having superfuous WEAR.
- INC Ar teither Ladys Or Gentismcn:) Jewell
may do so by sending for the subscriber who will attend them
at their residences BY appointment. h LEVETT,
No . Wall street, N. Y.
All orders through the Post Once, otherwise punctuay
attended TO. jail Imsr
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION
GAN RE CT X T. n

CAN BE CURED.
THIS to certify that have been afflicted with cough and
shoess Of breath from infancy took aheavy which
settled upon lungs and which my physician, after using
various remedies pronounced incurabe had in my
cheat and left de bad cough fever night
Of my stomach and bcwe weakness and
proation Having heard ofe many effected
trial. Il oosened my cough and relieved my breathing and
after time began 10 this time
perfectly well and hearty aud attribute solely
the Pumonc Syrup the by which restored
health II excellent medicine, and would recommend
Ill it, believing that IL the directions followed they
ENOCH SWALLOW,
.tNHe Huntsrdon Couasy, New yersey.
The Pumonic Syrup prepared exclusysy By the
proprietor and for sale a his principal ONCE, No Court
and where receive advice have their lungs
examined and obtain pamphlets describing consumption
per.ia, and liver complaint free fcharxe.
For sale 4 Dr. Carroll Co.'S Murray streets A. D. sand.
g. Ford 214 Fourth street, Wooster Washington Square,
AID II. Everett, IS Hudson street.
Please bear in mind that r. b Beckman does sell my ORR
gns Gennne Pum0nie Syrup and 10 avoid deception apply
for the old established medicine, at No. CounIand street
- inn ,. n. sChENCk.
GvOLD ROLLED COPPER-lseo sheets Cold Rolled Cop
- Per. uneqnslIsd, from 10 70 "a os-for sale By
Z a. ots1 Elk COLLlNAk CO.,
~ --.---L.. 49, South street
TWINE-a5s bsle. Bridpcr SEINE. Herring and OH Net
WINE comprising Tell assortment frem o1f 70 - bs- Of
Elk. COLLINS 4 co.
-lMr - South street.
Gof LIZ 1855; c. j T. g: y
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Free cent? per copy
" ;xs3 psf anpgYS-pay ,bis in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturlay-Price az cent
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-siways cash
patch
u All letters Communications bv mall addressed 70
the estabshment must post pad the postage will
deducted from the subscription RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
! NEw YoRK HERALp EsrA DLIsHAnNT
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nasssu
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TO TAILORS
7LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

ILOOKING GLASS PLATES.
ri ANIME OSTHE Elmer, Importers, No Bank street.
depha have Just received by arrivals At this
md New York full assortment Of Looking Gsss Plates from
by i2t BY a. Also. Toilet glasses, Plated spsctaees.
States with variety If other French German goods
which they offer at the lowest market prices.
jail 2meod Oh
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was, Of course, discharged from custody.
On the night OF Monday last (says the Memphis
appeal of the Sd Instant, between and 10 O'Clock Ro-
bert Logan Of the city police, shot John Corey
Irishman, whom he was endeavoring to arrest, with
pistol charged with buckshot Corey conveyed to
Thursday. Logan surrendered himself to the civil au
hories and bound to appear at the February
term Of the Criminal Court In the sum Of 81 900, with
suretes in similar amount
The Van Buren, InteLigencer Of the eth ult says:
" All is quiet in tho Cherokee nation"
The birthday Of Franklin was celebrated in Ro-
chester BY the printers Of that city, ON tho evening Of
noted negro thief, by the name Of Yeoman.
having been arrested Albany, Baker county, Geo.
and subsequently discharged BY Judge Warren 4
writ Of hobses was immediately reaested, says
Mallory. Brinson and Adams, conveyed at to Flo
rida On his way thither he confessed to the gentle
in whose charge he was, that he was one OF
ganized gang Of negro thieves and murderethat dur
under the disguise Of Indiana, and that since the war;
they had stolen negoes In Thomas and Lowndes coun-
ties Georgia. and Jefferson county Florida, to the value
of about $1,000 He confessed his crime in DETAIL and
offered them 81 900 cash for his reease alleging that
carried to Florda he know he would be unceremonicus
y hanged On his arrival In Jefferson county, Florida
the citizens assembled TO the number Of ninety and,
after investigation of the facts, took formal vote
which resulted 81 in favor Of hanging and % against IT,
Yeoman accordingly executed at II O'Clock the
I'd inst.
man named John c. Clure, with number Of
aliases Is lecturing lin Lowell, Mass, on temperance
He il said to be great impostor. n NN
The Kennebec Journal says. that an English for
tune amounting to the Of about 000 II like
" to fall to gentleman named Jennings resident
In Newcastle, in that State II has been in chancery
nearly fifty years,-the interest sccumulating
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
Ok1 BROADWAY, Upper conner Of MurRy, over Ten
SOl neyi jewelry store awarded the Mrtst four First
PremiumsS md two Highest Honors, ~ Exhibition
Boston, New York and respectte for the best
pictures and apparatus exhibited
Plumbe Premium Cameras Instructions, Pates Cases. he
forwarded desired point at lower than 9th
manufacfory. o23 3mD&Wsmc
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COLD ROLLED COPPER-leW shees Cold Rolled Cop
80 -'''"'' NON : I 4. K. C0LLiNS CO.,
~ 49, AN s. Sonth street.
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MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS!

7>HE UNDERSIGNED invite the attention OF purchasers
to their stock, which comprises complete al
every variety very reduced prices by the quantity single
Aso dozen Natural and Lusered Jennst skns Couey
Plates, &c. TREDWELL FROST.
ne 1m~r e62Pea street. United States Hotel Buding
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CoUxsELLoRs AND ArroRNKYs.-The following
Councillors and Attorneys were admitted at the pre-
sent January term Of the Supreme CouYt -
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Vnrictics.

V0rlctleD.
On the 10th inst, officers Andrews and Holmes,
Of the Boston police left New Orleans with Albert j.
Trrel in their custody, charged with the murder Of
Maria A. Bickford.
The Buffalo City Missionary Society held its
First Annual Meeting at the LIST Presbyterian Church.
on the evening Of the 2eth ult and elected officers for
the ensuing year.
The Gaiena Adverfiser says there were 796, 900
pigs Of lead shipped from that place last yearthe
weight Of each pig averaging 10 pounds.
The son of Capt. Carson, of the steamboat Ocean
Wave st. Louis, was burned to death on the 10th inst
The lake is now free OF Ice at this point, and we
learn from Capt James, Of the Helen Strong. safely
moored at Conncaut that Erie, and all other ports be-
yond, a. far heard from, unobsructed BY ice.-
Buffalo Commercial, l6fh. SIS
We stated a short time since, that Rev. DR..
George Putnam Of Roxbury had been invited to accept
Of the Hollis professorship Of Divinity at Harvard Uni
versy Dr. Putnsm, after taking due time for delibera
ton, has declined the invitation, and will remain with
his parish, which announcement from his pulpit yester
day gave great qualification to his parshioners and will
be- highly satisfactory TO all the citizens Of Roxbury,
whore he is universally respected for his talents and
esteemed for his worth Bottom Journal.
The grand jury in New Orleans ignored the bill
against Louapre charged with having caused the death
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NOTICE TO BUILDERs AND PERSONS WHO AXE
BIJIIDING 4

,boa,nc EsmsII.a Psrinr s.s. 9S Ror ss IT,,
ing enlarged and fitted their establishments Iepa
ed to manufacture and sell Crates OF superior style lower
than other city have got all the styles and
approved patterns likewise several new pattern. they
Of buyers both quality and price. before purchasing
elsewhere jal0 6teodsr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-08-06

Too PArRIoTIc.-The Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor in Indiana has got himself
into an unpleasant "fx" for politician, by being
little patriotic. He has listed to show his love Of
country, and can. get OF The Indiana Courier
says
II appears that when the requistion was first
made upon that State, war meeting was called in
Monroe Co, the residence Of Mr. Dunning, which
he attended and made speech full Of froth and
patriotism, and Afterwards, a cali for volunteers,
signed the st-Insrely in fun, we suppose, or to
increase his light stock Of eectioneerng capital
Well, Mr. Dunning started cut on an electioneering
our, and Suss went on and raised company was
elected its captain, and marched il to Camp at New
Albany Shortly Mr. Dunning came along there,
and Capt. S. getting an eye on him, orderered him
into ranks, and set Sergeant to drilling him to
make up for "lost time" Here was dad snsp'
for the prospective Lieutenant Governor. To 'craw
fish out would insure him contempt, aud to 60 was
what ne did not intend. The last we heard OF the
poor fellow his friends were circulating petition
in camp, to the Governor or General Wool, to re.
prieve him, +"
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NOBLE WoaAN-The Island of Roma is a
small and very rocky spot Of land, lying between
the Isle Of Ske and the main land OF Applecross,
and is well known to the Mariners for the rugged
and dangerous nature OF its coasts There is a IA
nous place Of refuge at its northwestern extremity
called the Mueke Harbor,' Of very difficult access,
however, which, strange to say, is easier to enter
at night than durin the day. At the extremity of
this hyperborean solitude is the residence Of poor
woman, named Widow Mackenzie, who is upwards
Of seventy years Of age her lonely cottage is cali
ed by sailors, the light house, from the fact that
she uniformly keeps lamp burning in her little
window at night By keeping this light and the
entrance OF the harbor open, strange vessel NAV
enter with the greatest safety During the silent
watches of the night. the widow may be seen, like
Nornea Of the Fitial Head, trimming her little lamp
with oil, fearful that some frail bark may perish
through her neglect and for this she receives no
manner Of remuneration it is pure unminged phi
lanthrops. The poor woman's kindness does not
rest even here for she is unhappy until the be-
numbed and shiyering mariner comes ashore to
share her little board, and recruit himself at her
glowing, cheerful fire and she can seldom be pre-
vailed upon to accept Of any reward, She has
saved more lives than Days belt and thousands Of
pounds 10 the underwriters. This poor creature
in her young days, saw her husband and three
brothers drowned before her face aud she is known
frequently to sit for hours rock, gazing on the
spot where they sank Her only dependence nov
is on the produce Of and two three goats
and no one resides with her bot her daughter. Now
is not this case Of meritorous beneyolence worthy
Of some mark Of public APPRECIATION
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EN- IT'S TRY.
DOCT. SPALDING

CONTINUES at his old stand, one door south of
~ Duton Clark's store, to perform all operations
in Dental SurgsTy the most improved principles Of
Dental science and from an experience Of II years in
his business, he feels confident he satisfy all who
desire preserve their teeth those who require a-
fetal teeth, from full set. He warrants all his
operations the teeth logve satisfaction and he would
express his gratitude TO those who have for the last
years gwen him their patronage, and oil that he
shall continue operate upon the teeth with the best
Of materials, and 10 a manner which he would invite
all TO scrutinse and compare with the best work done
IN our country.
His charges far more reasonable than the com
mon charges Of Dentists.
Bra;tebOro, Juue LIST, 1876. 6m4I
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no = TOW
Ready Made Clothing Store,
One Door South of the Phenix House.
MIR. FIR ANKS

HAS Just returned from Boston with fresh supply
H Of Summer Goods, of all fashions, shapes and
Sizes which he now offers to purch asers for small ad-
from the wholesale prices. He hatlers himself
that from his long experience in the business, he can
purchase 'ieetle better than any body eseal which,
he promises, shall go to the benefit of his customers
Please, gentlemen, Just walk into his shop, and in
place Of those thick, warm garments, which make you
sweat so numerically, he will accommodate you with
garments that will make you cool and comfortable this
hot weather.
Bratleboro, July 6, Is46 40
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HOE CREAMS.

A SUPPLY of richly favored ICE CREAM will
"A be served up at any hour in the day and evening,
at the Phenix House.
Ice Creams in any quantity, furnished at short no.
lice. Parties supplied on the most reasonable terms
THAXTER SHAW.
BrstlIeboro, June 5, 1876 Al
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JAMES BUCHANAN.
RICHARD PAKENHAM.

DEseRPrIoS GEN TArLoR.-Tbe following brief
but graphic description given by correspondent Of the
New Orleans Tropic "A very thick farmer looking old
gentleman linen roundabout and remarkable for short
legs and long body, mounted snow-whils charger
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}1ortrn.
From Bioekioood's Magazine.
OPE.

HOPE.
II Hope be De ad--why seek to live
For What besides has life to give
Love, Lite, aud Youth, and Beauty too
II Hope be dead-say what are you
Love without Hope it eauno, be
There Isl vessel IN yon sea,
Becalmed and sailess a. Despair,
And know-'tis hopeless Love floats there
Life without Hope tina, is not
To live but day BY day, TO rot,
With feelings cold and passions dead
To wander DER the world and tread
Upon rs beauties and To gaze,
Quite vacant, Ger It's Aowery maze
Oh think, # this be Life then say
Who lives when Hope hath aed away
Youth wlhou, Hope An endless night,
Trees which have felt the cold springs blight,
The lighlning's flashes, and the ihunders strife,
Yet pine away weary life
Which older would have sunk and died
Beneath the strokes their youth dsfed-
But, cursed with length Of days are sft
To rail At Youth Of Hope bereit
And beauty, too when Hope is gone
Has lost the ray in which il shone
And seen without this borrowed light,
Has lost the beam that made itbrigh;.
Now v hat avail the silken hair,
The gentle smile the gentle air.
The besming eye, and glance refined
FAINT semblance Of the purer mind
As gold dust, sparkling in the sun,
Points where the richer strata run
Alas they now just seem to be
Bestowed 10 mock at Misery;
They speak ofdays long, long gone by,
They point to cold Reality,
And with a deaih-like smile they say
"Oh what are we when Hope away ?"
Thus Love, Life, and Beauty too,
When seen without Hopes frightening hue,
All sigh in Misery's saddles, tone,
why seek to live If Hope be gone
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WESTERN RAILROAD DvIDEND.-The Directors
Of the Western Railroad have declared a seml-annual
dividend Of three dollars per share, payable on Monday
the Sd Of August. Some Of the board were IN favor oil
dividend Of four per cent. but IL was decided 10 move
carefully and keep the corporation strong The road
appears TO be doing great business, and the haT-
vest Of the year Is yet 10 The receipts ior the
week ending July IL, were $4,000 against $4,000
last year. The Boston Courier says that handsome
addition has been made To the former large reserved
fund Of nett earnings, which, together with the pres
teen dollars per share, diVideRd c IL is moi unlea-
sonable To predict Eve per cent dividend ioT the pres
en halfof The financial year.-SPringfeid Republican.
Es.Prr.idsnl I.mar. end General Msmae.n Hun. are
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MOrOccO. Lace. &c.

MOROCCO aud Kid Skins, Lining and Binding, do
VI Shoe Thread, Carriage Laee, Patent Leather, &c
wILLlsToN 4 TYLER
july g. 40 &C
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The Green Mountain Spring.
Single copies Silk copies for SIS.

Single copies sI--Six copies for IS.
II sufficient number Of subscribers be obtained we
intend to publish semmonthy without increasing the
price. In such the size of the sheet may be some
what reduced. After this, and perhaps the second
number, the paper will be issued punctuay by the LIST
Of each month.
20 Subscriptions reesived by The Editor.
Braitleboro, vi. Jan. II, 1876. tai
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Ex-Prrsident Lamar, and General Memucan Hunt are
said 10 be serving prvaies in Gen Iayofa army and
that they both decline promotion
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THE PII.ESI

CURE FOR 'FE GUARANTEED
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY invented .
DR. A. Upham, distinguished oh scian o. New York civ
is the only lily successful remedy for thai DANCE GUS and
distressing complaint, the PILES. ever offered 20 The
American public.
Mark this It is an INTERNAL REMEDY-not an ex
terna application and will case of Piles either
Bleeding or Blind Internal o. External aud probably the
only thing that will. There is mistake about it, Ii is
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Each Box contains twelve Doses at 81 cts per dose II
Is very mild IN ts operation and may taken in cases
The most acute inflammation without danger All external
applications are in the highest degree greeabe incnn
venlen and offensive; and from very tnre of the dis
ease, temporary their eff.cIs. This Medicine tacks
the disease at its source, and REMOVING THE CAUSE
renders the cure CERTAIN ard PERMANENT
fne Electuary is al very valuable remedy for in6am
ma ion OF the Liver and Spleen nhammation Soreness
and Liberation OF the Stomach Bowels Kilneys and Bad
der; lnfammatOry and Mercural Rheumatism; Impurity
OF the Blood, cansed by the mprndent of Mercury
Weakness aud lnfammatn OF the Spine and Back; and
for the relief of Pregnant Ladies' ore confinement ell
surn9 an easy time, safe delivery and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains NO MI \ERAL
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according TO the directions in of Piles. CURE FOR
LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable Information respecting this
Medicine may be obtained OF Agents gratis
J. > HOUGHrON 1870 Wasklngton Street BOSTON,
General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTS WOrcester-James Green IL Co., and S. A.
Rowland. Springfeid-B. X. Bliss Rarre-Wo0ds Field
d Co. fznherSt-N. Fitch Fstcbburg-Chas Shepley
LoWeU-G III. Carlton 81 Co and by The dealers in Mej-
cine generally cody Nov. 10
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To the Honorable Board Of County Conl-

missioners for the County Of Worcester.
I'VE Petition OF the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that their Railroad
aSocated the town Of Blackstone, said County crosae
The public highway which leads ffom said Blackstone 10
UxbTdge IN an nconyenient manner between the pond
The Blackstone Manufacturing Company and the hunse OF
William Mann in said Blackstone, and that your Petition
es IN order 10 facilitate the crossing of said highway bv
he Railroad, think proper alter the said
highway, as follows, 10 wit Beginning point in said
highway 10 and westerly Of The bridge over mart Of
said Blackstone ompany's pond thence running on the
southery se nf the present location at said highway in
westerly direction land Of sal Blackstone Company
to point IN aid highway melr The house said Manu.
distance being about iortyei rods
They therefore pray your Honorable Board after due
notice given to all persons and corporations interested to
view ne premises AMI TO direct the in which said
highway shall be altered damages which NAV
be occasoned by said and to DO whatever else In
the premises The law requires
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Companv
By WILLIAM JACKSON. Agent.