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NO. 8. nR1oR ROW

two doors north which he has fitted up in good shape
for Grocery, Eating House, and Oyster Saloon; and
where he will keep constantly on hand choice gfoce-
ries, such Sugar Tea, Spices &C. Of the best quality
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED!

DR BRADLEE, Dear Sri take much pleasure in eiy
ing you statement Of the beneficial effects Of Buchns
Hungarian Balsam, my daughter, who had been for
number Of years afflicted with bad cough paia the SIDE
raising blood and oil these pains and troubles which At,
tend that nsdious disease, Consumption. employed
physician who attended her long time great expense
and then advised The consultation Of celebrated physician
In neighborng town. al still greater expense, and sera
number Of visits from the advisng physician 0nd the
nnanee for time Of the family physician be declared
he could do Tor her lie had done all that be could
and could see benefit from it, then employed 30.
tanc Physician tor time who seemed do her some
good but did not reach the root Of the disease then
advised by friend 10 try Buchan Hungarian Balsam
have used s1 bottles with astonishing effect llhaI
restored her strength cured her entirely Of her cough
pain the SIDE and she attending her
ed duties This may seem wonderful, but 1t is more
strange than true and would advise all who have symp.
toms OF consumption to take THIS medicine IN season. and
not wait I'LL all hope past although this has ermn-
ated fortunately. In this paid between and
two hundred dollars for physicians and medicine without
any satisfactory benefit while dollars worth Of the Hun
garian Balsam has removed the disease renewed the
strength, and brought healthy action Of the system
Try tor yourselves and you viii find the half has not
been told You this letter you think best and
as will do most good and wishing that your medicine may
benefit many as much my daughter.
remain gratefully yours, JNO. YOUNG.
Bath, Maine, Feb 81, 1874.
r. s. would say further that about five years ago, my
daughter commenced raising blood, which continued at
times for three years. and sometimes very bad, I'LL about
two years when she commenced taking the Baisam The
first bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely and she has
never been troubled with il since.
GREAT CURE AT AUGUSTA MAINE.
DR BRADLEE, Dear Sir IL truly say that the 1un-
garan Basam has been OF the infinite service TO
have been cured ofan affection Of The Lungs which
thought TO be ncnrabe by all my friends, by the Of
few bottles One OF my children also restored to health
after being pronounced beyond the reach Of medical aid BY
the ply and my constant resort in Of
any difficulty in the throat and lungs. have recommend
ed this Basam great many persons and shall continue
to do believe be the best thing the world for
diseases Of the lungs Yours truly.
Augusta, Me, May 81, 1915. FRANCIS J. WEEKS
n y rR a q II n r,r n r,rrr, =, on a y xxy VIZ
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HEAR THE PRESS 7

From The Christian Observer, Mareh 30, I645The pub
lie may place the utmost reliance upon the
peeung the Hungarian Balsam, by DIR Bralee the Ame
can Agent who is old and highly respectable citizen Of
Boston, a member OF Christian church, and a who
would not for any consideration give his influence in fa-
Vor OF any sort of deception or mposiure
from the Boston Medical Reo0rder-Dr. Bradlee, the
Aueean Agent has conferred great blessing upon the
country by the of this great English Medicine
nto the United States; and medical journals would matefi
any aid the cause Of true humanity BY recommending ii TO-
lhe particular attention Of the afflicted
From he Nss England 0psratiue--The Hungarian Bal
sam has done to relieve the suferngs OF the opera
ses employed in cotton factories who affected with
weak lungs, than all the doctors in the country
FROM Inc IhomPsonan-l any thing could reconcile Us
10 departure from Thompsonian principles in the treat
eni oil disease would be the extraordinary reputation oil
medicine Ike the Hungarian Basam, which believe
noh from careful analysis and the statement of the inventor
70 DC purely vegetable compound The effect ofths med
ing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-12
IHIUHFTI1TsFI oULLEoo Ut
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

TUNHE MOST IEBEBHA I'D q I'M ALLIBIE rr
Il edy for Colds Coughs, Asthma, or any form of Pill
MONARY CONSUMPTION, is the HUNGARIAN Raj
SAM OF LIFE, discovered by DIR Buchan, Of London
England tested for ePwads OF seven years IN Great Brit
ain and on the continent Of Europe, aud introduced I'M,
the United States under the immediate superintendent Of
the inventor.
lhe as.on'sning SSsiFNPTIHN IN Tie
merican Agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST
POSSIBLE CASES that can be found in the communty
that seek relief in from any of The rem
edes of the day and have been given up by the most d.
tinguished Physicians, as CONFIRMED AND lNCURB
BIZ The Hungarian Balssm has cared, and will cure
the MOST DESPERATE OF CASES II is no ausek
nos,rum but standard English Medicine, of known md
established efficacy.
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NEW ARRIVAL
AT
BOSTON READY MADE CLOTHING STORE,
On Main Street, Bratueboro.

On Main street, Brauheboro.
vi r. r. II A II K S
Has just received from Boston rich assortment of
surtout Coats, Frook Coats, Dress
Coats, and new style Sack Coats.
ALSO, SPLENDID sUPPLY or
BEOADO1STE S1oAKS,
which will be sold at lower prices than articles OF the
same quality can be purchased elsewhere.
ALSO A LARGE LOT or
PANTALooNs AND VESTS.
great variety of patterns and good assortment of
BOsOmS, Collars, Under Garments, &c.
Do" All of the above articles will be sold al prices as
low the usual cost of the unmade materials
Having, as he believes, given general satisfaction
heretofore Mr. FRASKs respectfully invites his CUSTOM
ers and the public generally TO call and examine his
present stock, which is second to in this part of
Uncle Sans dOminons.
January 7, 1876. tl9O
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TO THE CoNsUndpTIvE!


Every family in the United States should be supplied
mh bnohans Hungarian Basam Of Lite only to coun-
esS he consumpve tendencies Of the climate but TO be
ea as grepeaius medicine in all Of Colds Coughs
Spng OF Blood Pain in the side and Chest Irritation and
soreness oil the Lungs, Bronchitis Difficulty of Breathing,
Hectic feyeI Night Sweats Emaeation and General De-
piI.y, asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough and Group.
o case o. actual disease Of the Lungs seated COnsumP
R Sol1 oy aoDonad Smith, sole agents for the United
at the Italian Warehouse Regent Street, London
IN Bottles and Cases, for Ships, Hospitals, &c.
Cd Dy Reeal 'Ippo'Ht'nsat-DAYID f. BRADLEE, llg'
sS,es s SnS Boston Mass Sole AgentlOr the United
American price, 81 per bottle win full directions for the
restoration Of Health. - -
,sPhe's containing mass of English and America
n,ss;, % anu olher evidence showing the unequaea
The xaen ss Great English Remedy may be obtained oil
he genuine, without the written signature OF the ~
which is forgery. ' =
AetsTs.5 Brateboro, Durros & CLARK Bsllolos Fal'-
Harris Ksene, NJ H., j. Bixby; Hood,toek. 81 j. Allen,
montpelier, Clark and Collins IOWA
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STOVE FURNITURE.

1ob WORK in Sheet Iron, Copper and Tin done
~ experienced wnrkmen, in the best manner, and Al
i0'r PRICES. STOVES cleaned and put up.
Dia''eooro, Oct. !, ls45. q
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BrAttleboro, Nov. 3.
Brattleboro, Nov 3, 1886.
Brut.leboro, Nov. 3, 1916.

This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the headache and have received great and almost
sudden rlei by the othe Patent Gayanc Rings and
Magnetic Fluid EMMA X. WARD.
Bfaitlebofo, Nov. lst. II
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
EATT RROCCHTERI

RY WELL authenticated experiments, performed in the
- Of the distinguished physicians Of France,
and eminent nj other whom
Doctor Harlan Of Phisdeipha vide his detailed report
the Medical Examiner 81 Philadelphia OF Sd August 1859
Doctors George Sern and c. BaabIno, medical officers Of
the figste Potomac and ship Of the line Delaware u g.
Navy who have gwen NJ r. Broccher well authenticated
certificates has bsen proved that the Boccheri Water will
radically heal wound, however serious be- than
twenty minutes the fsmora carotid artery
Highly satisfactory testimonials have proved to
remedy for the Splitting Of Blood HeMonhages Of
all descriptions, Auu erisms and Consumption.
r Boccher the inventor Of this H1m static and Anti
Scorbutc Water, begs inform the ipc
established central and pecial Depots ar John NIhaus
ply all the United States the Canadas Mexico the Island Of
Cuba, sc.
special agreement sgued att Ms November 2sh, lss
NJ Brocchier has nsef Of the right supply
any order tdIecy OF fqr the Eau Dc Brosehis
all demands for said preparation
Broeeheri respscsfully req9ess h. eustomer from
John Mhaa who will treat with them upon fair terms The
apply for original package Of $50 bottles will him.
self the advantage OF being designated in the the
sole agent for the sale Of this valuable remedy the place
agreed upon.
BThe bottle seontaning the Eau de Brocehier have
the and address Of the stamped them and
each bottle will be accompanied with direction French
and English which the copy right has been secured
IA w.
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Marine Court.

before Judge w eterman
JAN. l6-JeAn Jenninss Peies Curtiss and Ssmuel
Whitcomb.-.9ssauh and Battery the High Seas.-The
plaintiff in this suit Of the crew on board the
wool and while the brig was working her way out ofths
Chaba river, in tho neighborhood OF TOBIAS
co. and her return TO this port the chief mate Whit
ing his eyes, hrusting him down among the logwood,
deck and otherwise inhcting injuries upon his per-
SON. The captain being at the wheel at the time, and in
full view Of this renconre not interfering asserting
his authority in the behalf Of the plaintiff 10 brings this
action against him party to this Transaction No at
tempt made in the defence Of the chief mate and the
only question mooted was, whether the captain should
be considered party in this matter The jury returned
verdict Of $26 for the plaintiff, against both Of the de-
PENDANTS. : Beebes, Esq, for plaintiffs : Sherman,
John b. P,6srs vs. james FSnnesan.--Ths plaintiff IN
this suit brings action against the defendant for the max
ing Of certain window sash valued q ~, TOT
was the master builder. The plaintiff proved that on
the 18th December last the defendant promised to pay
for these sash o. ne sn Or o. nm,
part Of November engaged the plaintiff to make these
SASH and that they were TO be paid for by him upon
was made out under the direction Of the plaintiff in the
name Of Thomas Shay, he having subconract for the
carpenters work to be done on those premises upon
necessary materials therefor. II Yves Likewise proved
that OCCASION when plaintiff, the defendant, and
Shay together, the defendant advanced Shay $l0
which was immediately handed over TO the plaintiff on
account Of these sash. On another occssion, these
parties being preseBt Shay and the plaintiff had some
dispute about the BILL when the defendant said he had
plaintiff upon the settlement Of their disputs II was
further that the defendant In tbs habit OF o.
vancipG money to Shay from time to time upon his con.
tract, and in furnishing him with building materials,
when required BY HIM i appearing. thereiore ,snnt
those sash delivered upon the contract made Oh
recty with shay, and In which the defendant hsd no I'M
mediate interest," the court gave ib judgment ~ scr o.
the defendant. Townsend Esq, for the Paintin J.
w, White, ESQ., for the defendant
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j. ". DkNNETT, Esq -
Believing you to be friend of the poor, and ever
ready to use your efforts to protect them from the
tricks oil rogues, would call your attention TO the
fact, that an attempt 10 being made to iost of upon
the laborng classes fthis city, another batch Of the
worthless trash whose title stands the head Of this
communication The impudence Of the thing, Is
equalled only by Its wickedness. Twice already,
within half dozen years, have these frauds been
put in circulation, and after getting thousands Of
dollars a1oat, redeeming them at some agency in
the city at or per cent for while, until they ere
ated kind OF confidence in them, and when II SUIT
ed their convenience, ceasing 10 redeem them,
when they became worthless. An elderly lady,
thinly clad, on bitter cold day, and bearing every
mark Of extreme poverty, came into my office IN
Wall street, one day. to enquire for the place where
they had been redeemed a short time before. She
had So bill Of the trash, earned by making shirts
at the miserable prices paid by the Chatham street
on going that morning to a coal yard was told 1t
was worthless. She appeared to be IN such dis.
tress, that gave her the amount she needed, and
wished could spend as much more in cowhides to
be worn up upon the shoulders OF those who had
defrauded her. was told by q. grocer at the time
that they were put afoat BY hard handed employers,
who purchased them at discount and paid them to
their workmen, who, OF course, took them TO the
grocers and butchers. / trust all honest men will
refuse after two hard lessons, have any thing to
this piece Of knavery-and doubt not you will do
your best now as you have done similar cases in
former times, to expose this iniquitous attempt to
defraud the poor and needy.
be understood by somebody who professed, once
on a time, to be very much shocked at the immo-
raty Of the Herald tha, do not think you will be
deferred from duty In this matter, BY atwo sniing
advertisement. ANTISHINPLAsTERs.
Is this Georgia Lumber Company located IN
Georgia or Mainel We suppose, however, that il
heir bills won't buy. coal-they will buy shingles.
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DUCKING GUNS

DUCKING GUNS.
CASES supcro! Duck Guns. Of the most approved l.gh
~ FORM weight and bore.
cases very superior Cooking Guns
GINS are now store and will Be sold extreme low prices
os1 Nawam'rc A. w. SPIES K Co ais Pearl stTest
NOTICE TO BUILDERS, AND PERSONS WHO ARE
BUILDING.
~ S.ANDRUss CO., at their mandatory of the most
~ fashionable Ensmsea Parlor Crates asl Bowery hav
enlarged and re fitted their establishment
ed manufacture and sell Crates Of superior style lower
than any other the cy have got all the latest styles and
bringing for the spring. which they invite the attention
Of buyers both a. to quality and price, before purchasing
elsewhere. 6teOd<r
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Tfe Democratic State Convention OF Ohio, assem-
bledM Columbus on tho sth inst and nominated David
Tod, ~ their candidate .or Governor
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Superior Court.

Before Q fuII Bench.
Jan. l6Ths court 10 yet engaged In the hearing Of
arguments, and until decisions made, (Which
will probably DO Monday nexp we have nothing to
present OF interest from this
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4 NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.

WHoLEsALE AND RETAn
Ican n;t,.rs ,hs much .dniIsd ai.plsy q sposs RI
Ia ssss =
pent hi. city Al No iss broadway where he offer. spse
A%.fie. lie FsIismsry he s,sss
The L.DoIsGsy oassseI rs,s Fla Of which he r &;
equal . tS.s q any Esrsps.s F:iisnsI;;
b.sd foreign houses win al tims Be kept hand thus
S iSs sssss
d.fonity beauty old g. yo.h Ron.lsas
which will the virtue Of Creating new
. nos mat H.
n s o. s:
.a "" :i~.ys ss
He o a Il. COSMETIC CREAM 80 nv.s.b. an .ppi
cation asicse faces ss shaving much more eisEaas pre-
' sss1 .a 10 d. be- heed OILS ESSENCES PoMATUMs
and q vsI,GT, some dsS:s.
Ssss Y e s ss. Of .Ss @
ether These emedies compounded With welIknoyn
sss:: :: = % IS: =
ssa; q the hair and are NOT 70 3 ID With hs so.
d. BExRs OIL i .::s... y: public p:Ii:saE s::a.::
virtue q which dis" from subs q similar
ySr qualify. e hi. good. he ,.fs, Mean: A:pis-
able q III: city Who the last several have
!. s.s s:s I'm 81 s Vi.
.esd s q: 9: s::
al Il his employ maintain the and
good faith : most 'i EUGENE i sSGssEL
Msuui.eture, ana importer q RsrfsmsIY.
a M ME- y S'o.a~', IL ss &c fsss.s
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INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, &c.
C50 GROSS steel Pen Bsek Writing hi, ssd
sizes; $50 Indelible INK with without pre-
partition warranted; 5000 lbs WAFERS ell kinds, from l0c
soc per ID 500 lbs SEALING WAX various qualities
from Cd. to 81 per Id.
The above warranted equal any in the country Dea-
IGN ''p'''e' On ''0'''' terms TH&DbEus BAvIDs,
Manufacturer and importer,
jaS 1msrc liz John opposite Cli6
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U. 8, nIarshal's Oflicc .

JAN. ia foreigner, named Thomas Truht, some
weeks ago declared his intentions to become citizen.
purchased the schooner Crescent, Of Wilmington, Della
ware, and freighted her with goods for Galveston,
Texas He then went to the Custom House, and .wore
shortly after that he was not nauralssd and
information given to the proper authorities The vessel
then libeed and seized by the United States Mar
shall The penalty under the act, 10 forfeiture Of the
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HARTWELL'S
~ ASHIN TON USE.
023 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.

| DATHS just introduced-Warm and Cold-n 6ne apart
ID both ladies and gentlemen; the
nzaon and fitting Of department Of tho Washington
House complete. dli imsm
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JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
l46 Broadway and 40 Liberty Dtrees,
DEM dsiIous Of selling the balance ofhis large stock q
Fail Winter Goods suitable for 0entIeIneus wear OF
es tem the reasonable and solieu the aen
ton OF gentlemen about purchasing. .
He also o6sn the balance Of his veil seosec noek0
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF Dress and Frock Coats Pants and vests
Clcaks, Sachs and Once Coats, which will Dc soss
from now till the lst Of February.
AT COST. - 60.
larKe and choice assortment Of Shirts Scas cvs"'
Ho.ie and Under Apparel constantly on nsn A.. h.vs
n y For sale aspleDdid Coschmany Ceaf d. ln-ms
AGENTS. FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR.
REMEDY for All diseases incidental 20 the HAIR and ~
so,.sx. h ali eases where badness 10 beyond the
reach Of art hspsrsd solely syrHALoN. n. Broadway
State and Css.ay assTss-o Esh CO. wss;.s a.
H. corner Of Tss and Chcsnut Streets, Philsaslphi
foeirow 81 Beaver street, Albany; 2. b. Brcver, No lo
Fuitos sress, BsooklyAi NJ g. Hssehsr Hrseca Ulster
CSsriestoa Hotel g. c.; 0orton Anderson, Newport II
j c. Dqboice, Ney isltr LaSdns Ulster Col a. "
CRY .asenfs-l13 Divson street, opposite Ludlow. y, L.
Coddnson, Apothecary, NO ~ udson So Ssd
II spring, "; Everard's Fancy store, 70, Cs.
Itrsst; a b. Sands K Co, n, Brosdway Dr. csfon
rSOLD ROLLED C0FPER-isss .hsss, Colo hoisa Cop
~ per, uneqaaed from - q . ezriHEs, Hh 4 co.
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Ne; 81 Wall street, December nh, lsAs;}
81 osEfH =:
sssy vacancy oss:SSsd 81 sssisssoa joseph
By order q The T TTfi'ri'wsooD WALTER. Secretary.
The Msrsmti!s MussL !nsSIsnes Company. Ne 9 Wall
S Ss.s e Thee
additions are daily being made TO It's .ssets-
sass :s'iss 'sad s
the assured than any 'ie TRusrEEs
gss3:: E Es: +; ass ss' es &:yis
g::s & $:::. ( f:;.;:: w. Bake.
Geo Hating. s''" chas g. Csrissou, Leonard KIRBY
& G...y j.. as b b.s:; B. b'Es1 81
O. y PHELPS 1 1osEfH s' WALKER, rr..ia.u,,
ELLwoop wALrHh. Secretary. d2ssm-rc
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co &
THIS :sss: ssHs:'ss q:
s 3 % sSs z: ana and
Bsi; F:s:s: e g. Is 3:::;; S;.
Hs:s: f%siy:. fs:s: Holmes.
Caleb c. Tunis, Thomas Morfsl
Francis Sage, Engene Begsr,
John G. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS w. TH0RNE, Presidsnt-
BKoR0R T. HoPx, Secretary. s5rc
OYrIcE OF JxyrHnson INsuRArcE Co, I
New York, July ~, 1915
vvHE StochhoIde Of this Company calf
the once offhs Company and signify whether IL be- their
ysh OH up thsr respective share. Or 70 ressvs number Of
The Sockholdsn residing out Of the city requested "a
convey their intention By to the once No Wall
T.W. THORNE, frest
0xo. T. Hoyx. seey. iy6 ne
EktT2e cases patent sheahing Felt very superior arti
Gle. Tor sale In lots p ;pt lSTeh1i;SsTs eco . .n
j ETH5ENE CO. FFOavss sl7 picu Aslsa:,.: ~
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES
HANLINE & OSTH Elmer, Importers, No Bank street.
Philadelphia have just received BY arrivals this port
and New York full Of Looking Glass Plates from
by to 40 by o. All shed plate window glass from
sby By a. Also. Toilet rlssses, rsted spsetac,es,
Site. with variety tf other French German goods
which they offer at the lowest market prices.
all 2meo gbx
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. :. # orty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Pnce cents per copy
q Is y r annum--psy ,bie ia advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturiay-Price ~ cent
Per copy-Sl12T per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTlSEMENfS al the usual prices-alwsys cash
PRINTING of all kinds executed wish beauty and des-
patch. . .
nc All letters communications bv mail addressed TO
the establishment post paid the postage will be
deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
Proprietor Of tho
NEwY oRK HERALD EsTABInHlxxEr
Norhw of Fulton and Nassau stneets
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

PennsytrdnM Auestu<, Wdhfngfon City, ID. G.
THE PROPRIETORS Of this large and modern built
establishment respectfully tender their thank. the pub
nc Tor The liberal support they have gwen and confidently anti
epste an increasing popularity from the efforts Of the under
the Aysnue the promenade sds between Third and Four
and Half Streets the Railroad Depot the
Capitol capable Of accommodating three hundred
"a al ts parts has recently undergone aSenIa Improvement
have been elegantly ladies' ordinary tastefuy
reftted indeed every division Of the house primary
Ia. been to adapt the comfort Of
Inc dining hall OF the commodous and best light
BY day and night, the Union Our train Of
hdenty challenge the judgment Of discriminating public
all the essentials required TO render public house home
the traveller.
Charges heretofore 81 50 per day Permanent boar6ers
tmes. TYLER x BIRCH.
weeks and seud bill to Tyler Birch ms i'm eod.rc
IN THE PRESS, TO BE- PUBLISHED at the "Beacon'
Office this month, by g. VALE, No. Franklin Square,
New York the QUARTERLY BEAC ON liberal ana lite
periodical consisting Of original articles and the reprint
Of rare work: Among other articles The first number will
tain Vale's Astronomical Card, and the celebrated Three
mpO.ton Learned work Of the 18th century ,ran,Iared
For sale also, voltaires Dictionary, yolneys Ruins
Weekly B~aco &c. lmeods
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NEW FRENCH RESTAURANT COFFEE HOUSE
AT NO. TT BROADWAY.
MEsSIEURS BUNEL LIE COMTE, beg to announce
lvl to the public general and disuished families
particular that they have OPENED elegant French Restaurant
and Coffee House. ar No ~ Broadway, where Breaass
Dinners and Suppe be had convenient hour; and
in style tia, cannot l to satisfy e most delicate palate
confectionery jsllies, creams kc
quise Liquo and the choice Wines Orders received
from Families for Breaks Dinners and Suppers
dishes supplied with kind Of Pastry Jelies,
ConfectoN aries and Ice Creama. lm<rc !