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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-22
BRIGGS & WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
CHANCERY, BRANDON, VT.

VIII attend the Counts and take charge ofbusiness en-
trusted to them in Rutland and Addison Counties.
EN- BRIGGS, lily CT. WILLIAMS.
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GOOD BARGAINS AT
LE0NARDS WHARF, Orwell

A. HITCHCOCK & co.
HAVE on hand and offer for sale n general a
AA '0''m'"f of GOODS,
DRY GOODS, general assortment,
DRY GROCERIES, Ono liquors,)
HARD WARE and CUTLERY, CROCK
cry and GLASS WARE, DRUGS and
MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS and DYE
-STUFFS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
Peru Nails and Burlington Glass, very low.
Iron, Steel, Flour, Fish, &c.
Salt of all kinds, Mess and Prime Pork.
Nova Scotia Plaster; Having Tools of all
kinds. Fresh Ground TROY FLOUR,
constantly on hand. All of which will be sold
unusually low for prompt pay! All kinds of
Produce received for Goods, and no charges
for showing goods.
Storing and Forwarding
solicited and donc up on the best terms, and
prompt attention given. Call and see.
Poor MericanS! hold up your heads you
are not done up yet Gift
Orwell, July 81, 1876
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-22

PiRsford, S. D. Winslow; Rutland, Luther Dan
iels; Grsletoa, F., Jameson; Uca Rutland, D. Nor
gan; RUtland MI IIHagr, Ripley and Bailey,
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ENACTS regarding the SUGAR COATED IN
IL PROVED INDIAN VEGETABLEPILLS, for
Consumption, colds, coughs, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
dysentery, fevers, worms, and diarrh1a. Also,sure
cure for the piles.
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General Notiess.

r Sew-York Weekly Tribune.-cc-tea,s fox
Saturday,, Angus; S.-Poe-zY-La Fs;a Moreaza. by
Charles Macksy: To l,;e Cir. i; her Music Lesson. by
G. c. Fo.te-Eo.-ozuLs on The Tara Overthrow. Tie
Neyy Tari-yylv -aould il Discriminate aEai-s- Hone IL
dusty Ezec-s Of ne New Tar.z or Nsw Branches @:
Eofe Iadusry: NJ Seoreta walker CT Taxation for me
b-;=a. The SrbT-easry passed Wig
P4uic--I.les :se Day; George y Dsilas Our Cou.:z-y
Rghto or wroug-The Go=Pe Banner; The Erii:s Webs
Theology; Editorial Correspondence from Washington
SEws-Lz:er from Europe b. the Hb=1ia; From HE Seat
OF Wa: Two Days Later from Mexico Five Dsys Pro
Greetings ot:ae Convention. F7oa Uiscoasia-The Nor
mons; Proceedings OF Congress b. cur Regular Cores
ponten: Sioppages Of Manufactures OF ACCOUNT OF lie
New Tar.z: Dreadful Disaster TIE e Lawrence; Tie
Vetoed Har5or BIZ; Fdreig2 and Domestic Correspond
ence OF The Tr.5Gne; Doubling Cape Horn: Tie Nsw
AaiFf and the SrsTEEAscEY Law complete; Things n
Washington: sc. Xc-MIscELiASE oUs-Fareyv-Il: No
tees Of New Publications; G.arces 81 Mcde-= Germany,
w Youae American: Legislation Hours OF Lasoi
Secret Eiscrv OF the Polish Observation-Disclosures freq,
The French Tor The Tribune Emancipation OF the Slaves
British West Indies, No X by Joar 5. c Abbott; Hon
Joshua r Gidd.ngs. Sc-ConNtEEcLAt INTELLIGENCE
Produce. Stocks Morey. Cat!e NsFkei HoG.eac.t Mar
kets, &c.
Single copies pu, up wrappers Tor The ltas can Re
Obtained the de-k--pTice s. cents
~ TERMS-S2 per yeas. Al subscriptions payable
.1aex5!y I. ai-alce. Address
GREELEY x McELRATH. Tribune Buildings,
coz. Spruce and Nassau SIS opposite he City Hall
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DIED F.:

On the 9Th inst OF consumption after long and pro-
trscted illness Mr.. JANE B. SEARLES, in Tie ash yesE
OF her sge.
Her friends and scquaintsnces AID those Of her
respectfully invited attend her funeral this after
noon precisely o'clock :ron ne residence OF her
son, Geo. Il. Sprague. III De!ancey-st
After lingering liner CATHERINE, wife Of W.
liam Devins of Sligo Ireland, aged 80 year,
Eer friends and acquaintance respectfully request
ed TO attend funeral nis afternoon. aug IN LEO
from her late residence No Frankorrst al O'CLOCK
without farther invitation
On Thursday 9th inst a; O'Clock P " OF FeIli''en'
fever NARY T wife Of Paul Morrill,, aged 80.
The relatives and friend. 0. the family are
Invited 10 attend me funeral at O'clock lhi lEaa!5
afternoon from No 80 Eas: Broadway be' 'sii.a-i-7
VII be ;aker. TO Port Richmond staten Island i'' -
Drowned. on the 9th inst. while bathing CHARLES
BRENNAN aged Is years ns, r. p,e,.
His friends and those Of MS brother Pa'rick !! h'ei
nan. are respectfully invited to attend the iuneFa
O'Clock this afternoon, from the Iesicehce OIL Els
brother No - Hami!ton-st -tso-.o. -. : ~
a. ersey CITY on Thursday, at the residence OF Ter
son.in.,s,y George DumIne.. LOIS OSBORNE, woo"
Of Daniel Osborne and formerly Of Middletown' Conn
In the 5i,h year of her age .,.c,r =:
A. shirley. Mass July Goth, CHARLES FRANCIS. In.
ssnt son Of isaac R and Lucy w. Mitchell Of Brooklyn
JuIr s,h ct Ben:ou's Post lowe Territory, hrs. NARY
T. RICHARDS, wife of Mr.. Seth Richards aged 3!
wears. Springfield Mass. papers please copy.
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Cleared from

FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market continues
very firm and the receipts owing 20 The break before
noticed exceedingly light, prices gradually tend up
ward. There IL however no speculation or excitement
and although considerable is wanted Tor export
have confidence in high prices IN this year OF
abundance and the gloomy prospect ahead for msnuac
turers milers and other business caused by the
6ligh;,ng influence OF unwise political legislation loco
bbs Genesee sold 20 East 81 les 700 do for Eng
LAND the price, and 1905 Michigan for export
81 ~. This is now very scarce and may DC quoted
81 l2.dSi ID. Several parcels very good (ienesee
brought 81 22dS4 - but 81 IL: is the general price Tor
common brands 800 bbs fiat Ohio snd fresh Pennsy
vania taken FOR shipment al 81 l2 Some round
hoop sold at 81 There is nothing doing in Rye Flour
or Corn Meal, and the business in ship Stlfs Fine
Feed &c. is confined 10 the usual wants for city
sumption
GRiIN-Wheat s still in request for export and the
mlerz also buy with considerable confidence owing
the frmncss in the Flour market $500 bushels White
taken for export at private bargain ana $500 lnte
rior Red Western. for milling about ~ cents, cash Old
Northern Rye is scarce and wanted Tor export About
1000 bushels have been picked up IL lots IN the slip
60 for disiilling. Oats 3l132 Cts Corn Is
and prices well supported, with tendency
to advance. 9 or 10000 bushels good mixed Western
part in store sold IS weight, and 1850 Jersey Vel
low 60c,
wHISKY-Farther sales OF 300 bbs have been made
at q: AL! cts.
HAY is dull and North River 1. dull selling in small
way AZ $50 so cts.
PROVISIONS-Al descriptions dull to-day and
could not hear OF single transaction OF any kind
large or small except some stocks not worth reporting
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Trnde Of the Hudson,
Produce ard Country Merchandise -4rritns at NesD York
Reported Specially for The Ne,r- York Tribune.

Produce and Country Merchandise Arrirns Ne1p York
Reported Specially for The Nev York Tribune.
Old Troy Line Pope Cuilin-Barge II Abbot-465
hbs aour Pope Cstin $50 do Slraciam & Scott, 2oO do
Suyden, Sage Co; 100 do 5 Lake Co; IS bales wool
kellogg Hartford; /, ig bales plot cloth Putnam
Nckerson 45 rolls paper Bukey Gookin 6G Kegs spike.
Gunning CHAM Sxs E9ods 5, Sseree FL, 10 do
Dudley 10 do s Merriam Brown bags ginseng Hyslop
CoFhn; % kegs butter Leggeii' Lud-um Coz do N
knnan Go; $50 hNs 5cks CHEESE Wallace Wicks; keg
butter Legget Ludlum Co; Is pkgs butter " boxes
cheese Clark Fisk SO hhds 81 bbs beer Reed Brothers.
10 bales duck Fox Polhemus; hNs shoes lugersol
bNs goods Waterman. 9 bNs paper Pares Co;
bales wool y Sesgrave bAs goods Corlies HaydUck
Co.
Albany and Canal Line HoytaBarge Presideni-so
hbs -four Clark Coleman go do Duief. Miller Coz 81
do G W Holt Coz 100 DO Gregory, x Smith: - do
S,rschsm Scott; $50 do Suytam, Sage Co; SIS do h
Reed; cks ashes J VI Cobb DO Dwight, Besls Co;
do John Stewart, II Co; do Sheldon Coz do Kent.
( Co: III MI yistv SSaats Is bales foods n Waldo;
do. Fisher Howe s. Haron box leaiherM Armstrong
son; 50 ,,xS cheese Shaw; Tub, butter Bowman
Stanton IS bales goods Wood Merritt. 90 bxs cheese
hbs eggs T White CO. q bxs cheese Topham Steo-
bins 10 bales goods Garner Coz u bNs Oh cloth bx-
wooden yarn Lord Warren Co = bI. oil cloth r
w Mot,i ls kegs butter John Robinson; 81 DO o6ls
Watson.
wceo7sc bush ship stuff 1855 bush shorts Hovey
Co; IS bbls -four Suyda Sage Co; % obls Pors LIP
Pncou Reynolds; y casks ashes Caadee scI:oneIi
do March 4 Wills i DO Mead Co. oH' ware 7
Dewey.
Same LIne-Boai Mortague-5O obls -Four SHydam,
Sage Co: % bales sheep-skas kinnlel Evsrson, -
pigs butter " Gus Cos - hrk 50 tubs do Russeli
pks do bbs eggs John Johnsons son. 70 feals paper
Hayes Heyer.
Hubbe!l Clark X Co-Slcop Grand Council. from Hud-
sonSo0 1872 pkgs butter so bales hay lig or do
do 30 bb rye -four +6l BIS cheese 81 pks eggs captain
PSI sheep 6oo paper 80 bids straw paper cases sat
inei p bales cotton goods owners
Penheld, Day Cos Liue-Baree Star, from Csisk!l-
S5 sides leather L, Corse Co; 80 do Andrews; ~ do
HYDE ir; Us DO Proctor Kendall; IS do WIN Miller;
~ pigs butter Ia sheep IS bales hay pkgs eggs captains
bxs nuts Consiock Y Sterling.
Lake Champlain and Merchants Line, L A Johnson
Bosi Kings.and-26oS oist Foster Van Ostrand cks
starch 4 Ferry CO. cks ashes Jones' y 60 Jew
ell Harrison Co, 3 do LOOMS TuIlle, 10 pkgs butter
Clark Fisk; - bNs cheese Bishop 4 Co Boston;
pkgs butter Ferguson L Sherman
New.York and Oswego Line, c Bahs-Boai Wild Horse
$50 hhls -four Buckley Coz 1881 bush shorts Bs-
lis; 10 pigs butter John Jo6nsons Son. bes eggs Abbey
4 Freeman.
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S,Sns's SAxsAPAkILiA- Knowledge SAYS az eloquent
writer sis nc, ike food des royed by but rather aug
-aca,ed ard perfected We eNcmpliheaons OF this
FAC; daily ana us sy point 10 The various
Improvements in The ar, OF medicine which are continually
Coming under our observation Among The va'aaoe 'e-
salls OF increased knowledge Of the properties OF eeas
ROOFS and the manner OF extracting ccndensing and CON-
saing them, we may name Sandss Sarsaearls This pre-
psaon has taken the lead OF all oihers as remedy for
diseases OF the skin, seoa, and al u!eeroas naiaaies
and experiments constantly proving 'aa' II speene
for much greater number OF complaints than was Il a's
supposed Rheumatism dyspepsia, tuu.oss, and variety
OF other distressing ailments have been found II ostease
susceptible OF cure BY this admirable medicine
Prepared snd sold, wholesale and retail. cy 4. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists leo Ful'on-st corner Of
wiIiarn.st Us Broadway and n East Broadway, New
York Sod also by Druggists generally throughout The
United States Price 81 per eoc or SIX oo'ueS Tor ~
70 The SKIN AND CoMPLE xioN AZ this land indeed
every o,beFl oeu repG!svein appearance cans
Cd IN eig cases out OF te. BY the atmosphere a was
suppose diseases blood Is SIMPLY disease
OF tue skin some % the thousands who take purgs'iVe
.heele pis and useless Sarsaper;l,a were 10 use on
e! s!n so'ltnng and clearing balm that opens me
.ote w9ehs ne skin, and causes healthy ersp!9alo
taa be the skin never dshgurrd unhealthy. diseased
with pip!es or fteckes, saRbun tan and norphew the
as and genuine Joness Italian Chemc Soap Calls
cure aud dspeI them, and make The skin e,eaHand
vfe IL acts SO mildly and sooihingly the skin, si
physicians and pfan,s In old cases of scurvy
&c genuine Joness Soap has oen effected when
Other remedy feiled II 10 indeed blessed remedy
ony In ths CRY. price 70 cents tho sign Of the
1a E. sags ~ Chs,has-ss or AS Broadway and at
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WATER CURE EsTABLIsnNENT.-MrD David Rug
ton on limited scale at Bcnsonve, in this town, Tor
some time past Encouraged by his success. he has
made and in part completed arrangements for the ac-
commodstion of larger number OF patients lndivid
usls in have advanced $1,000 which is secured IN
stock in the establishment. Mr. Rngges has commenced
the erection OF building about 30 by 81 feet with an
part which is calculated for the accommodation OF 80
or 40 patients II is TO be completed understand by
about October The supply OF wser is said 10 be sbund
and good 1t is stated that Mr. Rucgles has refused
30 applications receive patients since the st OF ann
AIRY last If this be true, he will find difficulty in NIL
ing up his house when iii done. Northampton Gsz.
Mr.. Rugsles is colored man aud former resident
Of this city By extraordinary energy aud perseverance
he has raised himself above the ordinary level OF his
class and is highly respected by all who know him.
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~ sebrinc,. Restorarive.-Thi. pie

U Sebring's Restorative.-ThIs pleasant redl-
cine Is rtref-!alnE remedy for Dyspepsia Nervous
Affections lis certain cure cr Sick and Nervous Head-
aches and excellent preventive Of Cosrveress aC Low
Spirits II corrects MORBID OF The bar- organs
and : -ery ecacious IN relieving Fa:Eency, Coles, and
similar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels L speedily
promotes The return OF strength and activity in al cases OF
Debility healthy appetite, where this greatest Of
blessings deficient and, natural consequence. gives
tone ard viEo- 10 the Sv9ole system
II Prepared by c. c. SEBRING. Ta-rytown, " Y. 20
whom orders may be addressed.
Sold II New fUFh al rhoesaie and rsti By 4 3. K D.
Sands Druggists loo Fuon-si corner Of Wian-s Sold
also III Z9 Broadway and . East Broadway, and by Drug
gsts generally throughout tie United Staes Price - per
bottle. mo- lseOltf
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z Morristown Hydropathic INSTITUTION

MoRRIsTovS. N.J.-The Bathing accommodations of this
establishment have reccay been ensrgedi!nlG the past
month Plunge Bath 10 feet in epgth and feet deep with
Douc- Of IL feet fall, supplied from sprng OF Puresi
water temperature OF which Is 80 deg Fab
tboh Summer and W.nerl have been bu, with apprC
priee Dressing Rooms This Institution has now
three Duuche and Plunge Baths supplied from springs
OF purest and coolest water
The mae and female departments are provided with
perenced and efficient and every facility is al
forded for thorough and systematic application OF the wa
ter treatment. The Baths Diet and Exercise
der the personal supervision aud direction of the principal
Application ne made by letter posi-paid) 20 Dr.. DEN
TER MorTistovn. y. J. III Waler-,L Nex-Yota.
iyi5 5yyis
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uARDWAREBUCKLEs, BUTTONS, TwINE

II 1c-The subscriber has On hand, vi hi. own mpora-
tU for sale By The packageo il lots 70 sgitcsa
Hoes Gas, Butts Frame Pu.l-ys, TIE. Kettles, Norclk
Laches, Iron Ond Brass Candiese&s, spurs Bed hrys
Cork Screws, Cope. Scales. Powder f.asksr ROWING
Cqa. Percussion GAYS. tair Rods fron Plated and Ger
man siiver spoons TIA Trsys and Ws;iers k sbse e'
Trunk and TIL Lucxs S1sp,1der STOCK, Pant, sesi
u, - = = grE-s and Sides Pocket Book Locks a'a
Pms, Asses SKIN Bag Frames Steel and Bias. Bag T.Ds
U,- Tsh- Ist, Th.rubles; Tooth Brushes, Desns
nd s.sd snsps Purses Steel and Gilt Watch Casn p al
Krys Needles, Waist Buckles, Eyehs 80 - rIed
Irvine -, - o,b~r Tdye
Tools, &c- &c AO5LEA -,
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Thugs In Philadelphia.
From our Correspondent.

4TUHI OW! NUEIUsPOIUcI1'.
PmLApELrnrA Aug. G, 1876.
We have not breath of news stirring nor a
breath of air. II is very and am nearly dead
with heat and headache
SALES OF SrocKs-Fira Bodrd-S400 L. S.
Bank Notes 70; $1,000 State S. Co. IS Harrisburg, ls.
Bst,osem Boords-j0 Reading cash, 33t $50 do 5ds,
33i 100 Grard u $4,000 State S. S. 66 $1,000 State
IS. 2ds, OF $1,000 do do, 5ds 66 Second Board-l0
Kentucky Bank IA! .ifier Second Boord-S20O0 Read
ing Bonds, ~; 10 Girard % 50 Reading 1925 So do,
SIS 800
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~ We have been 10 the Museum 10 see Col Chafin
the Virginia Dwarf, and surprised in andjns so
cnrosity, and interesting specimen human
y. Every body should him Tomorrow his las;
day. and Il ,c present opportunity Is not embraced YOU
may never see hu With all the other living wonders OF
The place. he will be visible to-day 3, all hours auI per.
fcrmsnees take place both alerncoa and evening.
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Markets ... Carefully reported for The 1ribu

Markets -. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
THURSDAY. August 8.
ASHES-The inspections continue light and thesale-
very small yesterday prices; indeed we do
know That more than 20 bbs have been sold IN or
days past
CoTTON-The sales today are $50 bales without
change III prices Freishts to Liverpool are 3l6d Tor
square and 7-32d for round bales.
Export Of Cotton from tie Ports Of tie United States,
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n Newspaper Establishment for Sale-The
proprietor Q; ION. established Whs Newspaper, =
OF lie aourisEiag Massachusetts eonte-l-
sin Change II his business oz-ts his establishment
for sale Connected with = extensive rur OF loo
work For particulars address W postpaid box 10 ..
Worcester Mass P. o. SUE lwis
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miscellaneous.

CHEAP HAVANA SUGAR-Just received, alarge
~ lot Of superior Havana Sugar which IS offered al
usual low prices good brown Havana 4s yellow do Is
3D. and white IS lbs good crushed S. puverzed
do 6 Sd best crushed 6s Sd brown sugar SIS and IS Sd Tbs
Also ane Green and Black Teas As Best Java Coffee
Is with large stock Of family Groceries, Teas &c Of all
kinds for sale. wholesale and retail! b. j. O. FOWLER,
80 aud ics Greeuwchsi ana rs vesey-si. au7 SITS
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sal<s Of S,0eos, see Frt, Pesz

THrEsoAY. P "
There was not n,uch done at the Stock Market
toaar The rates were lower and sales closed Th0u:
muca animation OHIO q fell !. Morris Canton !:
Nor. wor. !. aad Reading Bonds /
EXCHANGE oreign--Not much doing. VIC
co.s - follows On London 1U7. 1917. Ps-.s 81: 4o6
500. Amsterdam 35ia3s4 Hamburg 34:c3i:, Bre-
men 76s a7t..
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CASH DIAPERS AND TAILORs, ls7 Broad:
" wsy-J {. Booth CO. having LeTstTed additional
Supplies of choice Goods would respectfully ayI= the al
t.rou OF ,.lf cnsgrners and the public Their stock Is
rot ory extensive bat comprises the richest qualities and
peerus Of VestIngs Cassun-res pr-iass &c ua are 70
be found 4 this foreign naIzets
Hsyng facilities buying, they are enabled 20
ODER strong Inducements To purchasers aousa soouc De
nnder.uoo3 tat heir low prices haze reference cr!y the
n..t quality Of materials and workmanship and that gar
mems produced a-I establishment are not surpassed, Il
aay particular, BY any house Il the [ nioa
The Outing Department IS conducted by M J. Lee,
whose almost infabe .ki IN the al IS The result Of long
sxpeence and study and who possesses the happy faculty
OF accommodating fashion FORM and Of selecting styles
dress sthng and appropriate % Tie season my2ls
DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-In ..ew Of the ad-
Elgt.csd OF the the oalance of extensive
assortment Of Summer Clothing viii be sold greatly
drced prices comprising Zephyr, Cloth, Cashmere. and
Tweed Sacks; Grass Cloth AMI Linen Dorsey Sacks, kc
WN- T. JENNINGS = co. 81 Broad way
ans Isl opposite The Fountain.
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NiuIo'>That admirable artistic Charles Wn,her pre-
sonie most attractive bill This evening Robert and BcT
uand the Venetian Carnival and Rope Dancing. The
whole family and Gabriel appear ANA Chas Whittier viii
so ihtonsha series OF his most brilliant exercises The
rope Go early.
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NJ P1TN

On Thursday aug eth by the Rev. Dr.. Marsehs u
MUS z. VASVECHTES 20 HELEN c. eldest daughter
Of Grille i Roorbach. formerly Of Charleston :. {.
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re- Sew.York Division No.IS ofr-rb. :,

rF- Medical Sociery.-An adjourned Anniversary
the Society viii be held s; The Sessions COC BOOM
Hal Of Justice on Monday afternoon Angus: lota lso.
Az s.; : e''NA ". P. BUEL, Rec Secretary
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General Notires.

" Street Observation-Disclosures for the Tribune -.
Good morning Mr.. when DID you aE!!ve from bqrs-e
MI s. How are you Doc;of!-cas down II thai. hun
derac big steamboat Hendrix HUDSON this morning
You Y dine Us ioday-shas hesd and crackers ard
glass OF Champagne, eh - Well! can't say NE La
dies voac :s me for voucee. 70 California 4 t.s ral
form LOOK here saw long article II The Mercantile
Jeaalnssl Co are u. TAors Aa have made fortune
oy advertising, snt sell cheSp rot cheaper isn
some others OU .: Broadway GOrt know aow icy can
co taai especially II they We fortune Come
sions NSia ne friend 4 they JUST opposite the Fountain
iste' Aa ooA Al tAe:r ;oggery The way they DO j! -
leS sen 10 every eocy-,a; IS hose whose custom -
worth having ana ea2 Ascr ring the small profit
SO come along my boy Both Jennings Cos Cloa
rs Ila. s-c ne Reporter mo F!orrnee's discuss his
eivalvsS end write tbs stree, scene
" Sew-Eork Division No. :. of THE next
regular meeting OF this Division xii BE he'd :; Ia
No SIS Broadway. oc Friday Evening he III .as; Al s
O'Clock when IS hoped every member VII he prssec
business o importance VII De Presented theit consider
si:on- BY c-cer. JOHN WHITE, W. ?.
WN A RANSOM, r ;. II
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nR. WHEELER'S discovery OF the BALSAM OF
~ MOSCATELLO. for the cure OF Dysenery, Cholera
Morbus, the summer Complaint OF Children aud other
Rowe! Complaints ucdelt 20 children and adults al this
OF the year has already attracted the notice OF the
distinguished medical men ofhe country snd II Is now
prescribed almost universally IN preference any other,
medicine. The highly respectable individuals who Certify
the extraordinary properties Of Dr. Whee!-rs pe?sra-
fully sustain the exalted character i has reached The
Bassn Of osca,,o j. for sae al the Office OF DR. Wheeler.
% Greenwich-. and tie Principal Drug stores IN the
ritv auT 5;eodis-
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q La Grange Assembtes.-rhe ae1t assembly
will tsSe p.sre la Grange placs (SulPs Eer-y,l On
Tuesday senins, gust I,h The gentlemen composing
The Committee VIII And their aeke; Tor Distributor a the
Mercer House, IN The care OF N. Samuel Rsynolcs
ans s,a CHARLES a HASEEELIg,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

SOLAR LAMrs, CAMrHSSE LAMPS, CfllNpzLIySs GI
RANpoI AND HAIL LASTERNs,-Diets. Brother &
Co No, lS9 willamst are manufacturing and have a.
ways ON hand full assortment OF the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell NJ wholesale retail a, low prices for cash
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Questionable Clothing.

CLOTHING, SO MAIDEN-LANE.
GENTLEMEN and Boys are assured that they can get
VI f.shonzb. Clothes read y-mede, made 10 order,
cheaper at VANDERBILTS. 80 Maden!ane ban az any
\. S.~Hnrdreds Of pieces Of the mos, Fashionable
Goods Also, very large assortment Of Rsafy made
Clothing wholesale retail Do not iofgeI he No 20
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Business Notirrs.

e Dr.. BHrKNAN's svSvr AND Pulls are never
falling remedy in Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints The
wors, and mos, complicated cases Q. years standing
yield TO these medicines, ofSce No, 10: Cortandst