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-AMUsRMRNTs.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Of Rarnnnn md pnRdrnn

Corner Of Baronns and POydras streets,
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. II. SCUbkh
Stage Manager, Mr. &. r. ROWE lTre'sarer Mr. f. TUCKER
~ Notice. Car isig Leave s Theatre for Lataysts svsTg
night oftsF ne perf0fmdnce
a. Benefit Of Miss SARAH VERIFY.
VWEpN gsDAY I1y a. yH b psgiosd l9Fs ilme hs pIma
w Of THE WOODLANDS HUT. Ferdinand, Mr.. Duly!
Wolisnder, Mr. Frzsenl MeIiiz, Mr. Maek sehempi NJ.
Miss Fanes SONG Mr.. lngham bis frat only appear
ance Concludes With OLYMPUS IN NEW ORLEANS. Ju-
pter Bydog Cupid hr Eyuge Venus Miss Pete juno
Miss Verify -. =. ~.
AZ Tie Police Department under the direction Of Mr.J MeCol
n Doors open AZ o'clock Curtain will rise A. pfeey
quarter before g. LIZ = cea Of A9mitaion D5ess Sil
eenl Paree cents Second Tier Is CoOed hQxea
50 ceuta. Gallery, IS Box Office from 70 a.
o. NJ where secured application the Treasurer
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MARTIN nj, DEVFRETTx

MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-ErOn s. Crate Business.
6NRATES OF Brass, Russia Berlin Iron, Of any a
~ pattern or size, TO suit the Fire place Mantel.
STAIR and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR. e$A18
NITURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for ~
BoaI ting houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES suit
Families OF from eight to thousand persons improved by
M, II. D. Plain and BrOnzed PYRAMID STOVES to
suit Churches, Halls Public Rooms Small do, for OIL
or Counting rooms. Ship and Steamboat ABOOSES
from No. TO 9, for coal or wool STOVEPlP PIE Of all
sizes, and put up. Bath Heaters, Stills Worms Sugar La
dies, etc., on hand to order.
N; B-BuideB and Others in want of Crates Tin, COP.
Pipes Cutters will find II to their advantage 10 cali
and examine the same
~ All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
BlH No. 20 Jchoupitoulas ST., New Orleans
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A. +. COCHRAN & co..,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
" portefg Of FRUITS NUTS, etc. have for sale:
-POWDER-Agency Of the celebrated American Chrys-
tai Powder Company"
RA1SINS-200 boxes M r and layen,
CITRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes.
PECANS-250 bags fine Texan. 81
CHAMP AGNE-l50 baskets various brands
NUTMEGS-250 pounds Mol.
IOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y j. Caldwell 8 Coz
MUSCAf WlNE-ln cases and casks.
FlGS-l000 din ms, selected Smyrna.
PEPPER, PIN ENrO aud RACE GINGER-300 bags
Al4MONDS-l50b boxes aud bags Soft Shell.
WINESPOTt, various qualities % quauercasks superior
old MedeiF8 in bond etc,
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BUTIER-300 kegs superior st. Louis.
OLIVE OlIr-200 baskets, piuts and quarts.
BITTER ALM0NDS-20 trails.
CURRANTS-59 casks New Zante Cunants. jeG If
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS :
L.rlruDr. ~ 81 50 NIonsIruDE. 90 win TIms. %.


Cleared YESTERDAY:
Steamship Yacht Thompson, Galveston, Harris & Morgan
ship Amulet HOwes, Boston. G. w. liynsOn
Bark JeddO, Stelg IN, Boston, q. w. Hyuson
BARK Gipsy, LAmps9n, RIO de JaneirO, q. Green n bro
Brig hlaahal Ney, johnson, New York, e. w. HynsOn
Bng MllaudOn, Butler. New York, Master
sehf. Two Mays Silyie Pensacola, Master
Steamer Gen Hamer, COzzens Pensacola, j. Hurley
Arrived YESTERDAYS
Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Layaea Galveston,
18th inst 10 Harris & Morgan.
b. big Telegraph, Young III days from Rattan Island, to
VIM. Burgess & C0.-ist my.
SehI. Jas Carly Anderson days from Mobile, to MASTER
LIST my
sTEANBOATs;
Oregon, Hem from Mobile.
Anna, Hinkley, from Louisville.
MondiaBa. IsaTOse. liom Balize
Gypsy Use, from Bayou SnTa--26 bales cotton.
Duck River, APPLICABLE from Red Rivers bales cotton
w. "A. Violet Kay. from Port CaddO- 81 baes cotton.
Baron, COnWel from Font Smith-24 bales cotton.
TOwb0al Star, Brown, from the Passes.
Memoranda
TOwbOat Star lowed down and to the 10th inst
ship Michael Angelo baks Elizabeth, and Isabella, and
schr. Lavinia.
PASSENGERS
Per steamship Palmetto from Layaca-Af. Adams and
lady, Mg Howard, Mis- Smart G9l. Amos MelsB. b A.
Sheppard Howard, W00deat, Van Quden, X. X. SauR-
ders, z. F, King, ID + Mcclellan II Runge HersingsT.
Powell. Alderman. N. b. Yard, RhOades. w, T, Cole, T.
e Moore, D. M. Oliver, N. BuTch, and IL on deck.
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REooRDERss C0URT-- Second Jiflenicfpalftg John
CaIk charged with larceny sent before the Ft Dis
nct Coun., Christian Genbaekel for stealing eggs was
sent e the same place for ra The boy Frank dave Of
~ Msguife charged with arson examined and dis
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MIRACUL0UsI
WONDER OF WONDERSU

~ PASS ALONG GRAVTER STREET, and
su your eys he WHITE HOUSE, No "a you wonder
that, while throughout the city
The General Cry is "DULL TIMES ~
this house d lhrongsd customers, do not,
HOT WEATHER,
call for amusement but BUY...Atr examination Of the
prices you will feel surprised that this
empty. You viii then wonder how goods
thus sold at from
Twenty to Thirty per cent. LOWER
than the prices Of other houses Of these os are
sent here from houses at the North, to be sold
On COn1mtssiOm,
At any price, In order 70 realise the
CASH, without Delay.
These shipments are what enables goods such
prices a obtain for 1t the
Wtdes Spread Reputation
Of being the Cheapest City, which generally admitted
fact any satisfied this, them call and
among he other articles the following.
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lEQUEsT-An inquest held Yesterday on the body Of
white man. name unknown. found drowned in CanA Ca
Tondae near the Draining COmpanys machine FiTst Nu-
nlelpsny he had on blue flannel shirt check shirt
par OF eOonade pants and pair Of bOogl He had
Indian lnk on his ieft anchor and bracelet VeF-
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Groceries. :. Retail and wholesale.
AULT & SEYMOUR,

AULT & SEYMOUR,
No.244 TCHOUPITOULAS STREET.
BetloeeH ST. Joseph street and So .haTV's MARKET.
TVNHEY take much pleasure 10 inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have purchased the we'll
known GROCERY, ga rchOupitOulas street. situated
convenient to ST. Mays Market and which is fitted up in
the best manuewhee every article in the Grocery line
shall always be found, and at the lowest prices.
Orders from their friends in the county in the city
shall be carefully executed.
Beside being prepared TO furnish every article Of Groceries,
they will supply their friends with FLOUR, POTATOES
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS. aud PORK, in
small packages or in barrels. iyl0 3taw If
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LAFAYETTE COUNCIL - ms body met last evening
Mayor Bryce in the chair and nine members present,
The pfocsedings Of the last meeting Of the Counei Re.
pOrs of Committees. eie.. were read.
The flsaauler's Report was received, as follows.
On hand a last report $40 So
Aseesisea 5 % - -
BALANCES on hand 4s78 q
AwaTm debate here arose upon resolution Of the last
meeting respecting The Harbo master requiring him 70
make his annual report The yeas and NAYS were called
upon TIE question (mOdiedl give the Habor asteI
longer time and the vote stood yeas6. 2r. Mount
The resolution upon days carts etc. also created quite
The resolution respecting the discharge of watomsn was
EeseeLled % The Police Commtes; withpowsr to act.
The message Of the Mayor of New Orleans on the subject
Of the sauve GEeyase was read Referred the Finance
Mayor to the Third Mnnicipalityl
The report Of Mr. Grant Surveyor. with proposals for
market on upper Mageziue street. created quite long and
ring The matter 70 the Fnapes Com Ia SS dsee n
the negative The question amendment to extend the
fbe question on he Original roation 70 ACCEPT e 1T
posa and build the Market payment at II months de-
A petition from citizens Laurel street to have gunwaes
The petition Of f. Butnett for permission give fancy
The rssisaaton Of Or. Zehendsr as Public School Dec.
The resolution to elect members to th. Board publio
School DIrecOTs) al the next session, adopted.
The report Of the Finance Committee was adopted.
report from ihePe Committee respecting owners Of
The rules being dispensed with resolution requiring all
I'll win edn0. was adopted.
The report Of the Health Committee was adopted. -.
The COMMITTEES Claims ordered TO report the
petition Of ]. MaguiTe
resolution print the Ordinances of the Council in
the German Language and appIopatng $500 for that pu
pose, was after considerable discussions adopted. Mi
Wood spoke at some length upon this subject opposing the
sasgs Il us country o. M Mseke gave soos hat ne
should move for a reconsideration of this subject.
resolution passed appfOpriHtng $500 in twelve
months bond, to Mr. Brewer Attorney othe late Council
Mr. Wood offered resolution respecting the Levee
ing Felicity Road, pTonOunong a nuisance and Civ
ing notice that be not removed BY the Second Munich
paty forth0ith the Attorney Of the City would take the
necessary legal compulsory steps the matter. rules
were dispensed with, and The resolution was adopted
Mr. Mackie introduced aIes0luOn authorizing the Mayor
TO appoint Committee to confer with the authorities Of
FeepO the subject Of adopting plan fol the erection
of isyee ffOm the Mississippi River the Metaire Ridge
The resolution read. and
The Council adjourned for month.
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ToBACCO.-The business in Tobacco was quite lafge
yesterday the reaching $40 hhds mostly to one buyer
and including the following los 1856 hhds l9 A. at 81 and
IS R. at go 105 hhds % A. at &C., 20 r. at A. and IL do
at S6 70 hhds 46 A. and % r. on private terms SO hbds
R. at and 245 hhds. Of which did not obtain the sr
touan.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES The Sugar market firm
with sales Of 80 to 100 bhds at s041o for Common to
fully Fair OF Moass 900 bbs sold at former rates. say u
fCDlse per galon the latter rate for reboilsd
FLOUR.-Ths stock the Leyee being much REDUCED
prices were somewhat mer and about 1900 bbs changed
hands. including 100 bbs Common at 90 191S, 1000 bbs
Illinois and ordinary ST. Louis in several lots at $A 1904 co.
and $50 bbiH. extra Illinois al IS o bbI
CoRN-Sll dull and in little demand saea nearly
1000 sacks at 4a350o- for inferior TO prime lots
-OAfs.-aO sacks ordinary brought 55e. D bushel.
PROVlSIONs.-Thets was but little done in Provisions
Of any kind Small sales Of Mess Pork were made at go
and some were reported at less OF Bacon 81 uask prime
ribbed Sides brought 81 and some small lots Of Shoulders
DC. . b. We could hear Of no large sales Of Lard.
BAGGlNG AND ROPE.-Nearly $50 pieces and coils
were sold al II and &c.. on time adding interest
GURNY BAGS.-50O0 in bales sold at lie.
WHlskY-Reetifedd dull at II u lDlso. gallon.
EACIlANGE.-Dul at former rates
FRElGHTS.-We could not hear Of anything doing
either in Foreign or COaslwise Frsghts.
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STOLEN Joseph BERNHARD was arrested last eveniae by
the Second Municipality police charged bv rean ~
stealing from him the sum Of 90.
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ARREsTa.-rwO arrests were made yesterday in tic
Third y uniclpaiiy--a negro and white man They will
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REeODERls CouRT-T Third MtsaieipaIitv --The charge
against j. " Welsh was not invesi gaied By Recorder
Seuzeneau. The warrant issued informally By Alder.
man Hooper We eto believe that the affidavit in the
case was made under misappreensOH Of the circumstances
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DRowEED.-An inquest was held yesterday evening on
the body Of black named Isaac aged about 30 yea
6eopging 10 tie New Canal and banking Company found
drowned in The New Basin. Verdict accordingly =
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2D1 pieces LACEs cheap.
955 pieces MOSQUITO NETTING, Of all kinds.
FANS. various qualities. bargains.
Immense stock of Sheetings and Shrings low.
MUSLINS of all descriptions, cheap.
Supeffne IRISH LINENS, pure flax.
49I PARASOLS, latest styles.
DRESS GOODS, at sacrifices.
Plantation and House keeping DRY GOODS
Cheaper than before offered.
NOW DETERMINED
Al the Palace to offer goods 8 that
ALL-Ay, ALL
Shall say THE Cheap Store is
KINGS White Palace,
72 GraVier street,
One door from Camp.
tEr NO DEPLETION IN PRICES. je2s s'aw3w
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NNW oRLNANs ETARKnTs.
,,,.,. UgEscENT QFrigE' !,


COTrON.-The stock Of Cotlen actually the market
small that buyers end it difficult execute their orders
at extreme rates. The sales yesterday there.
fore confined to about 800 bales at our outside figures
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7" WHUNENEIl.
MO. l, in Barrels, Half Barrels and QuartsF Bauels.
~ kits, and Hall Kitl5-fof sale By
ieB GHAss sToUGHToN, 81 Camp Ct.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company,

FdCIHC Mail SLbamsIlIp Company
HNHlS Company having completed the organization OF
their Lime Of the u. S. Mail Steamers from Panama 70
California and Oregon, will hereafter appropriate Onehal
Of the tickets each steamer, TO New York aud other
Northern Cities and oneOnFth to New Orleans leaving
One.fouTth to Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appTO-
pnated 70 New Orleans, in ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama.
Pas Ice in Cabin from Panama to California. $3.50
PARADISE, LAWRAsON & Co,
lel3 3m Agents, 81 Graver street
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LAFAYETTE COUNCIL - This body met last evening
Mayor Bryce in the chair and nine members present
The proceedings Of the last meeting Of the Counei Re.
porls of Committee, etc., were read
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81 For Justice Of the Feaee-Pleass announce J.
l.. WINTER Candidate for Second Justice he Peace
my3 HIS FRlENns
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, gFE & 3-sa Moosy was arrested last evening for
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~ For Justice ofthe Peace-GEO. w. CHRIsTY
Candidate tor the Oee ia It othe Peae f ne
Parish Of Orleans. ynrss
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a. h Yazoo River Summer Packet MUSCLE
No. 2, Samuel Gwarney, mastsr-F6r
- Lef0re Greenwood, Marion, 7cla1d. YarOo
CITY SatGrtfa is elegant and well known Very light
draught steamer will leave for the above all nierne.
dise landings, on SATURDAY. the 21st inst at O'Clock
NJ For freight or passage. apply on board foot of Canal
jyi6 S. T. GOODWIN & CO., Crossman st.
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: ~ For Justice Of the Peaoe.-THOs. A. WAT.
SON u hanhante TOT Second Justice the me election 10
take place Nov ensuing EB District from Julia % Canal 81
and IRON the River back to the Lake. iv7
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S4- For Justice OF the Peace-CEO. Y. BRIGHT
second Justice oLth Peace for the Parish Of Os
mEd
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TowbOat Star lowed down and sea- on the 10th inst.
ship Michael Angelo barks Elizabeth, and Isabella and
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EHARLESTON AONEY-Bousht by
~ ls6 I'm r. J. HART & co % TohOupitoulas st,
25O CASKS fresh ,T4oMAsroN LIME landing
CelO tfom schooner lIghtioOt-fOr sale by
res Join STROUD & co, l46 Common St,
,s,,.. FARINA.
EONEtS FA A, constantly on hand aud for sale
II by iy7 CHAS. SEDUCTION, 81 Camp St.
LIME.
25sl bBLs. Ihomast0n, and 125 bbs. st. GeneveYe
OelO LIME, for sale by
H9 JOHN STROUD 3 co. l46 Common st.
,-,,.,,, WHITE LEAD
Ok TONS Pure Atlantic White Lead in packages Of 25
sBel IBIS 90 lbs 100 lbs and 500 lhs in a0Ee The supe-
conceded. For sale lew by
SAM. LOCKE, and 9 Front Lexee,
mglg Between Cnaiomhouss and Rienyilests
CTARCH-5O0 boxes
- STAR gANDL ES-2O0 boxes.
slAb-300 boxes
CHEESE-l0O boxes
SEGA RSi-400 900.
IOhAGCO-300 boxes.
CRANBERRI ESQ paekaees.
NEW BUTTER-200 kegs
NORTHERN LOAF, CRUSuD, and POWDERED
SUGAR-ia0 paoknres
LETTER, CAP, WRAPPING PAPER-900o reamH,
je@ fQf sale by z. J. HART y CO.. % Tehoup' st.
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~ - For Mobile via Bay st. Louis, Pass
ChrfsttaR Mississippi City, Bi{O1i, and
PasC0g0HlG-FTOm PontchaTtYain Railroad.
The faSt-rpnning passenger Steamboat GEN. TAYLOR,
James Scott master will leave New Orleans every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, follows
Leaves New Orleans, for Mobile, via all the Watering
Places-Eyey SATURDAY Morning, Of 81 Oiol' K train
Leaves New 0eang, for PascagOula via al the watching
Pace9-EEery ~ ESDAY Evening at clock train and
every THURSDAY Morning at 9S O'Clock train.
-RETUREING-LEAVEs-
Mobile, via Watering Places, every MONDAY, at 8 A. NJ
PasoagOula, every WEDNESDAY, at 8 PM.
every FRIDAY. at 4 n ie19G
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e. = For Louisville, Cincinnati, wheeling
and PittsblTg. = On FRIDAY. the 20tb
inst, at 4 O'Clock, P. H.. pOsitvely--'Tle new
and SPLENDID fast running passenger steamboat BELLE
OF THE WEST, David Written, master, now receiy-
freight and will leave above For freight or passage
having unsurpassed accommodations apply on boarl al
f? iyis s''ee ~ha' II9S iSR oCIEsRy 70 P,,
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d. - n IMPORFANT TO TRAVELLERS CO.
81 ING EAST. E9E yMegtgeaeyV and ne.
dbl talt Tunning, double engine passenger steam psoe
SELMA 9. @. BurIi master, will leave MOBILE EVERY
TUESDAY M0RNINGy at 10 O'Clock. and arrive Al Mont
gomsry every Tburaday Morning, at O'Clock.
Passengers leaving New Orleans Monday Morning vii
with detention, and will arrive at Charleston n timr
for the New York Eeamem.
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Ep~ For State Tax OohectOr.- Ifessrs Editors
Pltaie ANDRES kEhkiihN as IA fanislie IN sb
Tax Collector for the Third ReBfe.entya , n
Orleans The District embraced between Canal egd t
and from the Mississippi 10 the Metare Ridge eria m m
9Th November neHt. jyN hANY VOTERS.
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~ Tor CLERK - We are authorized TO announce
GEORGE A. FOSDtGk Candidate Clerk Of fifth
Dbst Ceur, The election be held the sh Of November
next.
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r. For JuStiee;;,-Eds. Creseeat3 Please snnoun
PETER W. KENNEDY Candidate Fifth Jusiice ii
Peace, az the entung Eecon he so Nosernbar nr
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-iisS d For 81 Louis, Memphis, and az interme.
running passenger steamboat ATLANTIC,
j. NJ BrOadwel, master Is receiving fIeght will leave
as above, on SATURDAY. 2lst inst, at o'clock p. N
positively For freight passage having unsurpassed ae
commOdatiOns apply board opposite Poydia street OF 10
HYDE s. OGLESBY, 12POydras At
jy7 OF ]. r. SHAW 8 CO, "a PoydFas q.
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81. For Clerk-sAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate
for Clerk OF the Fifth District Court,
sPs MANY VOTERS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-03-09
Questions and Answers.

BY o. W. HOLMES
Where, o where arc the visions Of morning,
Fresh as the dews Of our prime
Gone, like tenants that quit without warning,
Down the back entry Of Time.
Where, o where are life's lilies and roses,
Nursed in the golden dawns smile
Dead as the bulrushcs round little Moses,
On the old banks Of the Nile.
Where are the Marys, and AIMS, and Elizas,
Loving and lovely Of yore
Look in the columns of old Adyertisers-
Married and dead by the score.
Die-away dreams Of exiatic emotion,
Hopes like young eagles at play,
Vows Of unheard-of and endless devotian,
How have We faded away.
Yet, though the cbbing Of Times mighty river
Leave our young blossoms TO die,
Let him roll smooth IN his current forever,
Till the last pebble Is dry.
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JUST RECEIVED

A It the stores of the undersigned, large andiall
n supply OF HRRRTcK's SUGAR COATED Pills,
and KID STRENGTHENING PLAsrERs. These Pills
are warranted under penalty of $4,000 not to con
tain any mercury or any mineral medicine. Our
daily sales throughout the world now exceed nine
thousand boxes Of our Kid Strengthening Plasten,
the call for them is greater than ability to man
ufacture The utmost enthusiasm exists in all paris
of the country Our Agents are gentlemen Of the
first respectability-they are your neighbors, you
know them. Persons wishing to use the best fami'
~ pill ever known should buy these call on our
agents, purchase box, should they not please yH,
return them and get your money. We have receiT'
ed at the principal office within the past year. Ger
ticates of more than 1000 cures performed BY
HERRICk'S- PILLS AND PLASIERS, over
ten thousand OF them were considered beyond all
hope They are the cheapest and best pills now
known. Each pill is beautifully coated with pure
white sugar. Each box contains 80 pills, smaller
number is required for dose than Of any other PHI
known their operation being so certain, thorough
yet mild, that all who use them recommend them
Owing to the immense popularity and gigantic sales
of these pills some unprncipled persons have mace
something they call Sugar Coated Pills, and we an'
derstand for sale in this part Of the conn-
try. We have also observed another pill floating
around the country called the Indian Vegetable Pill
made without doubt 10 sell for Herricks Vegetable
Pills. look out for frauds, some OF these men attach
the word Doctor to their names to give them the aP
pearance of respectabiity. Always ask for "Her-
rick's Sugar Coated Pills" and get them or none
Our Pills sell for 25 cts. per box, with full diree'
tons; our Plasers lsa cts All orders must be ad.
dressed TO Herrick & Co., Principal Office No,6
James Street, Albany, N. Y.
0sy- The following gentlemen arc our Agents.,
Button & Clark, Brattleboro; Miller Ward and
William II. Williams, Wiliamsvillei p. +. Perry
Dover; Jones & Stetson, West Dover; j. 4 H.
Rice and +. Plimpton, Wardsboro Birchard, Law
ermore & Co., Jamaica N. Cheney and Thoma,
Cook, Townshend II. Burgess, Graftoni g. W.
Daniels, Cambridgeporti Leach Warner, saxtons
River and by merchants in almost every town ana
village A Dunklee, West Brattleboro smolo
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Enr lLo Rsrnont Phanil

Fdr he Permont PhGair.
The following lines were written on the death OF
JONI p. STARR, some years old, son OF Farley
Starr, Jr., of whitingham, who died in the winter
OF 1889;
BE hushed 70 harsh dscordant blasts
OF wintry, stormy dread
Breathe soft your murmurs as We pass,
For sileuce waits the dead.
Here was a rosy, robust boy
His mothers holy pride,
His fathers fond and greatest joy,
On hopes wing, soaring wide.
His cheek was of a rosy hue,
In healtls most perfect glow
His words pariook Of manhood, too,
With free and boyish How
But Death loves well a shining mark,
Disease makes sure his AIM
He waves his wand he shoots his dart,
The little sufferers slain.
Angels await, and bear their prize
Safe to Jehovah's throne;
Parents, wipe dry your weeping eyes
Your son is safely home TIL. S.