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AUCTION SALES.
A NJ. NERwIN. Aaenou-sr

A VI MFKNNIff
10y BANGS, YIkTT ~ ca. store 90 Broadway
ID FRfbAf. Jan IA. sits o'cocs
SrPERe LONDON Books Ar excessive sd vs1- COZ A.
don of rrstrise.nl Engsh Booss ss received ~ ns
steamer Eufops- csiaos1- Tor which 10 now IN eoss- OF
preparation Particulars hereafter
fps,v,rr s,t,-A ccrpet- Get ~ The Etirhgrgh Re-
view N - vos rc udng an irdexi Get 81 ne recny
Magazine, cuSrto Bibles IN greaf variety
BLANK BocNs-Medum deny and cap olanis M sn,
hsif bound n smorsncams psss books. sosrso~ he
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NEVV-oRLEArs sERENADERS,
FrHINPIAN NPERA COMPANY.

FIHIUFIAN OFFHA NONFNNI,
Al rHE
SOCIETY LIBRARY. BROADWAY. cor. LEONARD.
CONCERT EVERY NIGHT.
TIRE CONCERTS OF HIS COMPANY present en- en-
ire chsuge from the usual manner IN which Ethiopian
entertainments produced The long experience OF ms
Company. hsvng made the tour Of The United states and
FurooeJ they hatter themselves the entertainments
presented by them without parallel every evenings
pros ramme emorsces grand operate scenes rom La SON
nsnhuls" Lucrena Borgs,' and other Italian Operas,
with limitations Of
Jenny Lind. Sgnor Lsblache,
Madame Gfs'. s0rcr Mario
Madame Rshon SRnor Gari'0ri
Abundance . eta Doors open a. T. Concert At O'Clock
SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERr-Doors open 81
2o'ccck. IUncou al D.
ny FOR particular. soc bills Of the day. ll0 ats
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rrES,VIcH ..Y,~G. BANK. q sl.lb-.z..

CREESwIrg SAVINGS BsNh :, SUBJ 5.'.
-, ar bsreST 5os q bsi ne Board = Tru.s-s hsve or
d-rd interest," ~ psd a. ne re- q pr cni r~r -.
800 So Al r- r.i- % per cent per snruu- payable a.
he B.ss aurng osns sf 90 sne .sr " Ish MS IN
t--s.t oof called FOR vii - cr-sii-d ~ prine pal
By ORDER Of III sosro .-,-,- -.
CLINTON GGsESr S>crrsades. rs,w-
EDWARD N. PISor, S
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pETURN FROM EUROPE or DuBgFk,s

hORiGINAL PAINTINGS 80 ADAN AND ENElN
PARADISE--Represonun The Temptation and The
rxpuso tGsn h painted Tor the late Charles \. ~
France Of each picture "A feet ~ sub
lime Of art, exhibiting for short q only In
ths National Academy Of Design OF Broadway and
Leonsds exhibited 10 New ORR aud other CUES or
the United from 1855 20 1897, aud FOR the pact eleven
years thoug bout Ensand and Scotland 10 the uni
versa satisfaction " over One Million Seven Hundred
thousand persoDs
Perfectly chtsts and beautiful conception, mpsrnf deep
poe imagery charm s1t power ~ Truth such cannot s
b. male asmg Impression the mind ofey-fy b-hoier
Door open from 10 In the morning MI 10 Al night Al
nitiance % cents Season tickets ~ CENTS Chid-n snd
srhuOls. hsf pfre lpisa
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II
Dp-roru ance every afternoon and every evening at
74ock Mr. Hses the r. gsh Gisni being over eight feet
high. and weishnl quarter Of ton together With
Nsi1r Liuefngsr and Tsns- both Of whom are much
suns.er ihsn Gen Tom Thumb be- day and even
ing Crest Westerns The Sable Brothers sso, beautiful
Mode Of the Ciy u Jemss h now ssnfs with every
building street. lane SC Sc are found on the spot ths
Highland Mammoth Brothers, living Orsng Outsng Wax
srrirrra st.uary: Madam Rockwe J. the Fortune Teller
Aaris..,u IS rfa. chi irrn under ~ years ny cts
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goURNE,s cATrCYfsM OF THE

stTFAa ENGINE D APPLETON co. fo Broad
- way, VI pah 'sh Cai-chism u Steam Eagne,
ILLUSTRATIVE ~ tll scientific 7fnc upon which ne opers
cpencs ans ne practical details u IL structure IN rs
arr -rtior mines mills steam eVgaOn snr railways
with gEesols ~ nrrJfem -n by aAu Bourne
Civil Fneieeer vol loup
Library OF iursirqci ~cierrfc Works imported by
D.aPPLErON co 2o Broadway.
Nu.iers Physics and MeteoI0gy, 81 plates, -.
a. Meishachs Mechanics. Machinery and EnKnrefinE Z,
Z SEQ engrsv'r-s. vols. sio
M Kna1p's Clemistry applied o. the Arts ani Mannfac
ur-s $50 er7ravings. vols -
AZ Qursetfs Practical Treatise on the Microscope 80
-ugraVrres - sd.
y. 4 CO srs constantly receiving nPpi-a OF al Jew
scientific works w sls
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EgCLUDTsG GALvANIsn, sglsiisnl, Electro a 90
irs- ectroD ynalncs, Hagreto eciricy and nefnf
> i-circiiy with 10 ligsifaf49rs FOf sale D.
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nArTERn1nLr,s GREAT Work.

Under THE PATROElNG Of her most gracious ma
I iastv tha Queen % Eng srt-fVelve Drawings 10
st1r- ~ George Cslsrnol- ESQ This above srs proof
Impressions very hirtlg c0orai mounted on bristol board
and eueiosei IL rnr folio in 0Ue sie. luO volume
500 LIST OS SUBJECTS
l. Hamilton u Boflw-iihllgh.
weighing n Scrupe. .. Landscape
.. The lmpeniient The Dragon Slayer
D. The knights Departure
T. Convent Deer. & .1g g. . ScrI lure.
S.vsfor Ross. d. Hospilsfy.
H. saying Grscs. -. The Tfeacler0us D.s1L
Import q sd i.r sale by
iil2as John WILEY ls' Broadway
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gi-IaTURE ALsAS.o....rHs DAr.
.ooB rFlL So
ss.s....7 s..-.---..4 80 20 rs...io 80 Nrl-..-.u S.
~ ~ aA-ME louaN.L. F0URIH rAeEr
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DALI DRESSES. Ae.-pEIEh 0sEkIs; ~
ID BrosdWsy. .spruoii ~ Lee sc d =
f,r DO Thread L.ce sd M-'re arc SERIES s-n-
r-snu- Co ~. sd Cgf.fo us'ch 9ar'
v-ss esrosd-red srd REVERE Htsf', Thread az ius
unn Lsres On crest variety I'D ~"
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cprr,5s nATIouAL GUARD.

TESTS FOR GOLD.
I'VE SUBSCRIBER 0f-s f5f sss 10 following art
L ~i-s VIZ For co .rciing God, BY washing and ansss
rst.ons cfo.cop-s Afcsn washing bowls iron mOftass
rhAmOis .xus quicksilver put up 10 sT All ron 0ottes snc
,on feforts r.. f.rHi iug a. cssgsr from gold.
FOR TESTING GOLD. PLArISA, &c.
Test chests neatly n-c mp WIN sppaf-lgs and cnemics
IN pure tr.s together b fall snc simple directions for
coleetinz ts.ung me. Ing AMI ss.sying gold.
FOB MELTING GOLD
Furnace. bel .0~s crucinies t01gs Dorax, nire, &c.
YOR AssAYisG And kkFfSISG GOLD.
TOuch-ston-. sn1 Led e. te.i bOt-<, mIt-s cupet
1ouss p-rrg bodies bone nitic acid scales
.nd s-l. his, Gc EDWARD y KENT, Prse Chem.
il3 z~is lie JOhn-st
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ADJUSTMENTS.



MONDAY srusry Is 1873 MI ~ presented for The ssi
vi ums 10 America via sew cosiaries, proPefues Se
ROBERTO DEAEhEDA
rrfshet-a srorins T.lffi Nctuus 50 Aossi Coo
s-...s gnorirs Psiu sig Psr
Roberto 50 Beu-cel Grs.iero. ~ t'iuhi -
No.. ~ -.or az Couis-ior ........ Max Msre;zsk
PKcEs o. AnNIssioS-Psrcle AID lot a1c - Tlsrs -
Opera House. Asior Piscc. frouf An % l. " ard 81
Halls H1sc Slore, - corner Of broscwsy and fNs
place. rom ~ Pm Doors oPc1 Al o'eloek 70 eo1
nence g. :. precisely. ,.
psuiers. uphoerrrs gss iss &c 10 SAGE snd % reT-
90 v-rv sriela~e a. mss scent decorations for ne
FANCY BALL lrHi flcr>csy- w. - lrFc-sioe !"
~ C-rTsic per'llsr-e 1919 90 - reslsf s4os>iP
tor shis. WscrescsY sri trt-sy leNt
Tbs hsving been represented o. ma'o-y % - -.
scrioers through heir Cc-.es ihey ave reS IA
To- slh-c-'p1 .rs 80 week shsl 70 AONDAf'
TUESDAY ard SATURDAY Us
- ROADWAY VREATRR.-Dcc-. op-r At Il;
- o-sts-n9nce 10 be- al o.c.cck--ou SAT- ROAf
L '-'''''S THE corNr or voSrE.cRlsro
rfrcrf Dsuss Mr. Lester CsfeTCls@ ....... Hstswsy
Mons MORE ....... ache Penelcn. NcpcuA
The Aloe faria..... DFnu Mercedes Mr. Aboou
Fernsnd ....... Freiar.css hsytee. N'ssf Nssck
Dres. Circle snc FsrS1et soc,s Family Circle snd up
rr Hsrs 2 n Gallery -n'rsne, o. Anthoays y. els
nuP-uN'~ -HNAvER. CHAssESsSr-
rew Rrr.esrue. entitled tfe
ENCHANTED ISLE or. RAISING ia wird
Prcspsro.....M- sroughsm M.rsnds.....N'ss NnsFman
Pr .le th 4r-e anywhere
TIE HAUNTED MAN as GHOSTS bARSAtN
The Ghcs...... Brrlg har rsucroy Co...... Burton
T. core ute va re FsfCa ~
sTASaEH AND CRAShER.
5 asher. ...... Mr. Burton Crs' srous nsm
Prces-Oress Circle ard Hargu -e - cts Family Circle
seoni re- 2, Doors or- eIoi-SurlA.n rises =
othce ogeu daily rom lo.'5
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NEW NOVEL BY CoOKrON

rrrHrs IOREISG-TdE PRINCE, by tne author u
a d. alenuns Norr sylvester sound" and nun erous
other frst rste si0res Price ~ cents.
For huinor versatility ard hand deInestOn, think
the author o. Toe krnin0ous" has n lis ts lat pro-
furton even surpassed his usual admirable qualities
writer TIE way he makes hs chsracers rough ~ on
III platform u changed 20 lees an caution 70 Crook
Ell Valentine Foxr has found ting companion, ard
with really excellent steel Illustrations Whal. so urn 10
and buy copy Of The Prince" .,..,.,,.,.,.,
~ STA - Broadway. cor Ann-st
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KIND fAKEWEIL tONJkkI OF THE
NfTwil Arlsi.
MISS ADELE AND MR.. oHAS. HoHNSToCx
Al the Musical Hell yq Broadway SAT RDAN. Jsnusy
A. with he assssrce OF Nine GARCIA SOrhs. Prlms
Donus OF be Grand Opers ~ Berlin
PROGRAMME
a. QusHcfto-C Composed - Se-thoven
. Air Ilslen-- Fof Piano Composed by hsyer.
S. Grand Caprice From rirsie.- FOR VOLTA
s. Vase svaune- ltaisn Sonf for soprano.
8 Far ara-From ~ Lrria' 'or = sno
g. Ysukee Doodie"-k Variations fOr Wolfe.
= French souE-For soprano voice.
81 Grace Dreuo-frow n TEL Tor olln and Z lsno
p German S1rg-For soprano voice.
To- Csrriva' OF -uice-For Violin.
Tickets a o. ccmmefce a. ia "a
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~ InE sEw;Yo.K asp .& ~ !. 4,
Voy ..S gKASCIsCO, cALIyoasIA,-

. FOR SAN FKANCIsCO, chL 1,yso a..
xfTns superior f.s..shsg s' ssor. N,siss Assoess
80, xi All oo or about lth inst snd WIN nsse ING
passage of shy vessel -c~ 20 ne s'sys 20 80
a. ,-l,bf tsr bua Of SO bois apply % "A u sWLki
-, n BENNINGTON 81 Cans, cor Hodson-
80 -, ttss- shares Of capital stock Of the above
...sl vbteh viii rsesive ope,d Of ne ret 2roccscs OF
~. company my be had by -sdys7g a. soove
"a 9rsTsTh5s~ -
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PERSON wishing TO emigrsis To CalorniS, but not
EAhsving the funds 90 do wishes 20 make srsnge
meuts h psson that fss the means and would be
sins to furnish him with moderate ouft Tor which hs
viii give onr-hsh - whseyer ~ NAY get .ns a.
dressed 10 through the Poe, 'tr- stating where and
whes Interview m.y be bad will meet with prompt al
tsution il IT.
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MUSICAL Source.
pARNr,rs AMERICAN MUSEUM Splendid

AIR. WOODBURY'S ihird entertainment Of the course
ffFi take place a. EutgeTs Institute, on TIT ksDAf
EVENING. Jau IS. Tickets NJ the door J3 5iseOd'
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re- Mercantile Library As-ecia ton =, - -
uss cc-rs Tor $3.50 vii be bed y SAnto1 a.,
d.v Ian MS; Th- poll viii be opened a. ee40eA' a
y and elos-d q o'cloe.. v. 81 crdeI
-. HExAY A OAKLEY Rec Sc
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JOHNS FIRST BOOK,

DEING NEW METHOD Of teaching Children 70
ID cad founded On nature ard reason, BY John Russell
webb an I'd ZION. lust rrh .s. .l-
fsffer IRON srsrnsl s HnadIN, Eff
Nr J0ux z WEES. PsospEcr bill, Va. Dec ~, 1912.
U~v Sr. hsse carefly frd a't1uiiyeiy prfnsed your
Er.f gooE a. have mse u t La 90 destruction OF
d. vo11ger brsrchcs OF my family can therefore
eherf1 IN commend 10 90 re psrorsg- srd regard u pa
rem. ard teachers generally ~ ore ~ ne rg 1ff axs
res n ire WORK 0f elementary eiacanon wien las come
1r5r r1v ob.ervshan trust my dear Sir you viii be- 10
uc-d % eouEue The ne sane psD u 1ccseises
n ms I'D gr1ert ere regrie for The general deYeoFms
ART -fscl rlt1a Of nc youthful mind.
sAML ) RANDALL.
Teachers srd oilers interested n he Of Ed1caor
are requested 10 cal ard Ostsin cnuies f ~yannsnol
BAKER 4 sCRi8 |tR,
frn t-.ustNVt sr-KV ART 81 PsrE-r07
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sttiN1NAL NOTICEs.

~ The Members of the Young Mems Car
roll Beneyrient Association wiI meet o. centfsi
Hall iGo Grsnd-s sunday afternoon al oclo T. 70 a.
tend the funeral Of late esteemed hr1heT member
EpW,Ep L. NCCLUsKEY from his late residence, 81 Mud
son Avenue Brooklyn Members are requested 70 %
puncius 10 attendance the roll viii be called NJ L O'Clock
precisely BY order Of ne fies,oenl 90. ,.
ii8 IL THOMAS WALLACE Secretary
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DfANh BOOks-FRASci5 LOU lhEL- %
I'D ade4-sr- maLsfecl1fo a. kilcs u DiAhe - . sna
hav- now c. band large sssorori " every deserts
10 which sy inviie he sii-nton Of P1fensssr' Doc.
~ - .rt bound 10 pattern. 81 Es.d, BIS Asdlns Nc
-o. Ca-~ss Noi-s Draft. Bis of EKchsnse &c 2rs1ec
\, 6rd-r Disnss snd Daily JOGr1as, various as sna
.Jr- sfrs fn- a. %, Pzprr and s.u9e-ry Copy
iux Presses, Msnfsh NIilsfs, Ls-r COp, nt - &c
s,s :, = Na!seu-lzEe.
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sTArE- ISLAND fkkkY.-fbs
.4s3>stes laOo.l STATEN ISLANDER viii ruu
~ follows.
Leave sew-Yot q q II, AN $40 and JPN.
Leave staten lslsDd 81 u. 10. AN l. snc Pm jl3u
DrsLIc ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE So. S..ss.a-xs
b>syey NE re.~>s ava s-st q In q Asi0Ait
PERKss q osssstscof Esaa-o-ck County, Nas 1o- 90
and I'D ,k<a spp
o. b~ cosaty q fos y l;fers 4 stns
u he sal the 18Th sy of tssr.ry
ocio,x forsoonDstsd Ss~ fok. January
$50 -ls 1sv<~ SANEs . THArkR, PssLe Asnnssrsssf
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rHARInE JouRNnL.

PORT or Observation-Disclosures lS.
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TUX GREAT CHINESE ru-EUM, GU

r.'uE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CHI
3 NrsE BUILDINGS, Broadway bet~een Prince and
sprug als-This collection. the largest IN Tho uodd and
the Ou u Inc krd his cOuuify eX0i1s he fn-r
ent classes OF society 10 Chus he form ~ government
manners aid cusoms pfOgrs.sin he Arts Religions Laws
Literature Agriculture Trades and Manufactures IL con
large rIm0s Of figures Of tho s1s OF NE severs
hlrdred paintings sores, apsitfurns, vessss modes o
temples houses and bridges specimens ~ Manufacture" u
various kinds agricultural ard mechanic A implements mu
si-si Instruments. lanterns, &c lie.
Opendaiy fon "A n. iili i0f ~ Admttance 2, cents
Clldreu a-der u ysars Of ape half puce u ST.
A 9RRICAS CIRCUS. SANDS LENT co
y Propneiors.-Bro sdway Alhamhra rear 2 incest
Boxes So cent?. upper circle p cents children nall pce
Ga New Year day and evening Two performances
noon a. 2 evening a. T. The tronp- u eight Arabian
Garcia, the celebrated performing E-pnsnls NO
Fizhdng Ponies the Trick Ponies the .uperb dancing
horses May and B1cephaus tbs fairy sliced Cinderella
NJ Sands and his talented children; tiorsemaosmP ~
VI " Stout. Master ymsr Mister Nslrice sends, NJ
n gardner SC. Sc Clown Mr.. P-uusnfi Master Of the
eipg Co Decsrro. Ecrf.idan Director Mr. stout Door
Open a. n and 81 p ~ 80 }. FOshAY, Treasurer,
rXOOLOGICAL HALLS BOWERY, nearly OPP
IL pOslts 'hs bOvery TheEierIhis maya hceni -sla-
n.hmeal open daily rom a ul g. and rom q on
O'Clock NJ TIE HAL n Exhibition 10 hted ~ VIII
great eeeance. ard he col ecnOn N LiNlNB BtAsTS
AND BIRDS Is he largest and ros perfect - Amrnra
perfOfn n X A. each exhibition including H1
iesis OF trained Elephants. Ponies and Aonses.
M Brooks enters der N Lions and Tigers.
Adhesion - cents, children ulder nne years OF age,
half qrtre season uckefs -
n27istf VAN AgBUsGH CO Propre,or'
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MAcAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
Nd ALL IHE NEW PUBLICATIONS. Of ts- Gay
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HoVEY,s FRUITS OF AMERICA

CnLORED PLkTgS.-Yogne l., rov ready. Pro
| - 81 OHc- 2 Falfou-sl
T.. n cAAiOtf hErtts
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xaT,.,1-t-ALE DhUG -TOkE FOR -ALE-
w Vel .nust-d f1r BUSINESS WIN r-sp~ct1ois &c
r-,vrs pafors-e The socI and x ofs- ar y
= n0 a. urg.a opportunity Il nus presented of ettrr-
- 10 tte 81. 1-ss Moderate m-sls An arrangement
-. -. .-e ifh - The parties o. re.sonsc- terts ~
- -. -, Sslfos md 81 90 d custom cuuc - -
t.ised Apply q - COURIER u sl--
|,RFxT 49, or PAIN LA HAIs-ln
n s--r-- % "WEDNESDAY las. l.. isf3 al IL ociocs
.~-sssH SEALS. N Pczfi.t WI BE- sod without
-.rve ~ -ash SO cases Pain Leaf Hsls comprising
-,,,>r- a..ortm-1f o. al he various Qualities ana <os
Of uea. add boys ssls adapted 70 tae soosn and Wss
tern u.rkeD
C.ogu-s VII ne Il readiness ard he foods nay be
az no: tn- day oet5re lie ts.e.
bos.on, Jsn- ., Isx slvs
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- Houses and ols siiusied he 81 Third sy
~~ enge and Twenty ghillst Size Of houses q feet
inches by feet deep SIZE " lots a feet inches BY lo
feei deep large amount can remain on bont ard mort
gsge kor particulars apply bLEkckFk
1911 Anctioner, Brosds st
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-26

Good Advice. John II. Prentiss, in his recent
valedictory on retiring from the editorial chair,
which he has filled for forty years, has the
following
"No man should be without well conducted
newspaper lie Is far behind the spirit Of the
age unless he reads one, is not upon an equal
footing with his fellow-man who enjoys such ad-
vantages, and is disregardfxl of his duty to his
family in not affordng them an opportunity of
acquiring knowledge of what is passing in
the world, at the cheapest possible teaching
Show me family without newspaper, and |
venture to say that there will be manifest in that
family, want of amenity Of manners, and ind-
cations of ignorance most strkingly in contrast
with the reighbor who allows himself such ra-
tional indulgence Young men, especially,
should read newspapers. If | were boy, even
of twelve years, would read newspaper week.
ly, though | had to work by torchlight to earn
money enough to pay for 1t. The boy who reads
will learn TO think and analyze; and if so, he
will be almost sure to make a man of himself,
hating vicious Indulgence, which reading is cal.
culnted 10 beget dlstatc for"
Life is SUeet. The day before Jones expected
TO he executed, he refused 10 eat a pine apple
and some strawberries which were presented 10
him, for fear he might get the cholera. Wood
expected to be killed on the 10Th inst.-on the
9Th and 9th, he had the prcmontory symptoms
OF the prevailing epidemic, anG during The night
of the 9th aud morning OF the 10Th, he took
several doses of anti cholera medicine, the last
one three hours before he expected 10 die.-.N
y Dry Book.
CLEANLINESS in Boston.-Col. Fuller, Of the N
York Mirror writing 10 his paper from this city
says:--
The city Of Boston is desperately clean, and
consequently there have been but thirty three
cases Of cholera during the whole season and
even these, probably would have passed under an
other name, had not the disease existed else
where. Forty thousand dollars ertra have been
expended in cleaning The streets; every cellar
has been inspected, and every sink disInfected
The streets are swept, as should be, early in the
morning while all incidental filth deposited du-
ring the day, is instantly removed by scavengers
in waiting. have no doubt that It a tobacco
chewing stranger should expectorate his "plug'
upon the sidewalk, he would fluid shovel alte
him Immediately to remove the nuisance.
Men are frequently like tea-thc real strength
and goodness are not properly drawn out of them
till they have been IN hot water.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-26

Qy-t gives pleasure to pubih what know is real
WORTH IN those days of humhug II truly refreshing
to he able to here ia article which though pud and
auded to the skies, not praised TOO hghlys not
ted In putting forth week after week notices OF the Grent
Remedy, Vaughn's Vegetable Lihonrptic Mixture, we
feel that doing tho public service, and tho suf
efing sick will this article without thanking the
man who invented the art of printing. 1t has restored
thousands all wod mattor whnt the complaint
be, II is the pa"acoa for it, TWAS only week
heard ofa OF complicated and truly affecting fema
debility which has been cured by this article after the la
dy had used hundreds of dollars and employed ply
sicians Six bottles OF this Mixture cured her. and she
now strong healthy womai-six months ago sho
peeiy down in spirits and constitutions. Call upon the
gents ia this paper under the Great American Remedy. Got
lcia
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Brighton Cattle NlarIket--July 10.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
Al Market 500 Reef Cattle. 900 Stores, pairs workn,
81 and calves, $3.50 Sheep aud Lambs, 200
Beef Catue-Exira $3.50; frs, quality So 90
second S. rs a IS third IS.
Slorcs-2 Yeas old Sl2 H.
Workng O1en-NO Sales.
Coos aud Cdi1es-salcs at So7, $50, S3i and $40.
Shsep-saes at 81 80, 81, Gl, 81, 81, so and 50.
SDine-4 &c 5. Al retail from l-2 to o I.oc.
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OFFICE OF rae SELECTION TREASURY,
June 80, lSiD.
EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office M.
- til the lt day Of September next ~ O'Clock noon
Tor the purchase of the interest of tho United Staes at law
and IN equity in the property lying in the State of Vermont
hereinafter described, upon The terms and conditions
toned below, to wit;
No / Lot number 4e, % 81, Division Burlington.
" 2. 49, 100 " Sd "
" All that part Of lot number 67 lying Of
the rond running southelly from College Green IN
Burlington.
A. Tho sut III half of acre lot No. % in Burlington.
o. Seven of tho south patt Of lot number ~ in
Burlington; divided by line parallel with the
EUu line Of the lot.
The lands described in numbers TO five incln
sivo, were formerly owned by Thlddeus futile, and
were set OF to the United States several
tiuns, in 1917.
No. Of lot number Isl in Burlington, bounded
follows; beginning at the southwest of salt
lot, nnh running nothwurdly on the line Of lot 10.
seventy four feet thence forty six feet theme,
souihoGy to the line of the lot, thence, iOry-six fee
TO the place of beginning.
:. Another part of lot number 1871 aforesaid living seven
feet East of the parcel last above described and par
allc with tho east line thereof seventy four feet
being seventy feet long and sixteen feet tire,
inches wide.
Numbers 6 and off to tho United States
on executions against Elnathan keyes, Septombc
IL, 1917.
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George yycymouth,s Estate.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by tho Honorable
Probate Court for tho District Of RnndolTh Commission
to receives examine, and adjust all cuims and demands
Of NIL persons against tho estate Of Goo mouth Esq late
ofTunbidre said district nsUvent,
md tho Of sir months from the ODD day of May 1919,
being allowed by said Court to the creditors of said deceased
10 exhibit add prove their respective claims before usvo
Notice thu will attend TO tho duties of our appointment
at tho dwelling house Of Mrs. Charlotte Weymouth, 10
Tunbrdgo, in said district the 81 Tuesdays August
and November next, at nine O'Clock forenoon each Of
said days -
y. 3. PAINE, ! Commits.
PELEG MUREY, sioners.
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Dentbs.

In Montpelier July Goth, Almond c. Morse, aged % years
In Cmftsbury, July 9th, of Palsy, Elisha Bunham aged
80 Prpter in Connecticut, Ohio and Illinois request
ed 10 copy.
In Grand Detour III. June 9s,h, William G. Dana, Esq
formerly of Bethel, VI. aged IS.
In Grunge, July l6, Miss Sarah j. Wheeler, daughter
Junlos Wheeler, Esq, aged DC years.