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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
JUSTICE TO THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. -Aft'

JUSTICE TO THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. -hlpr
the Pontifca authorities By means Of foreign
troops, had regained possession Of the city Of
Rome in the Summer Of lSf9, they appointed !
commission to examine the accounts and reg
listers Of the republican city government That
commission has made It's report, and IN 1t are the
following words When we undertook 70 ox-
anime the expenditures of the first six months OF
1919, which include the period Of republican adj
ministraton, We supposed we were entering upon
perfect labyrinth but to render homage to the
truth, we must declare that we have found moth
ing which was not regular and nothing which
was marked by an arbitrary character 10
this, says the Comsre Merean,iIs OF Genoa, Is 70
be added the fact that the republican city gov
eminent left in the treasury at the moment OF Its
resignation the sum of s56.OOO. notwithstanding
the heavy expenses Of the siege.
Probably the Cowier and E"qu'rT Will see ia
these facts new proof that the republic was an
ilIegitima,e and plundering affair which had no
right 10 live
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

ELECTROMAGNETIC Legislature of
this State assembled at Concord on Wednes-
day, and, as will be seen by our special tel
egraphic dispatch, was organized in both
branches by the election of the Hunker OPP
position candidates. The struggle for Gov
ernor will take place to-day, and from the
complexion of yesterdays proceedings we
fear that Dinsmoor will succeed. 1t was
hoped that the Atwood Democrats would
be numerous enough and firm enough to pre-
vent this result, but the manner in which
the House was organized don't look like it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
OPENING OF GosLINe's RESTAURANT

OPENING or GOsLTNG's RESTAURANT
desire TO inform my friends aud the public that have got
the establishment 81 Llbery-S first house out Of
Broadway side, perfectly organized and that am
fully prepared supply them With Breakfast Dinner and
Tea moderate charges and the neaest and most eie
giant manner shall my utmost eudeayOrs, by street
busn perfect cleanliness good cooking, &c
~ merit the patronage Of my friends and the public share
Of which respectfully solicit GOsLiNG % Idherty-st,
FIRST house west of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
A New SUMNER HAr---The Gentle

A New SUMNER HAT---The Gentle
mems Summer HaWARNOCKs, Hatters, have great pea-
sure in announcing that they viii Introduce THIS DAY,
May a. and most beautiful style Of light fur Hat for
sentlemen's Summer veal THIS and beautiful Hat is
Of exceedingly species Of French
beaver before attempted Tor similar purpose IN thus
country and possesses, Independent Of color (Which Is
charm ITSELF incompatible merit The weight OF this
Hat Is about three and half ounces and we feel war
ranted believing that thoro has never been hat pro-
duced possessing much intrinsic fitness for gontemans
Hat the Frenoh Gray Beaver now introduced
eTu WARNoCks, Haters irving House,
mys2U Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Rocky MOUNTAIN SILvERY BEAV
Gyr,s's WARN WEATHER STocK.-The

GENIN'S WARN WEATHER oTOCk.-l nc
season suggests the necessity for light hat Ergo Is
nf out Of suggest that at GENINS S4 BrOadw
there u stock Of SuBmeI Hats complehendns every,
,nS II; ths trade in this branch Of art, beside several
anginsl Fashions peculiarly his own The GBEIN ROCKY
Mounain Beaver (for many faYoe) Is th season
fhe sot elegant and daShng affair he has brought
AT The following LIST gyes idea OF the extent OF his
assortment although does not By any means include The
whole
Rocky Mountain Slavery Beaver,
White Brush,
silver Brush
French Gray Beaver,
French Felt, white and drabJ
enOw~~hite Pananas,
Leghon,
DunstAble,
Diamond Braid.
Rice Straw,
China Pearl ,,, 1,
Rns but as he recognises the night Of every body To DE
srgna his workman at all times prepared 10 execute
any designs which may supposed elegant becoming
GENIN. 2li Broadway, opposite ST PaulS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

~ Housekeepers, and all others, in want
Of Bedding Bedstoads nc would do we'll to oall at VI.
NILLARDs old established WarerOOnls, $50 Chatham St,
corner of MulberTyst where be fond the largest
sor1mant Of articles has hne offered TO the public,
consisting of Feathers, Beds Mattresses &c. Patent
screw Bodstcads and Cots, Wholesale and retail
les lmTuIh&SA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

y Capt. Judkins, of the steamer Asia.
has addressed letter 70 the liverpool Mercury deny
ing that he had ever offered to bet upon the speed Of
his steamer. OF TO rare with any other snip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SunmyR STYLES or Rocky MOUNTAIN
mas Ry.vERs ParAxAs. LEeHoRss and SrRAv HArs@
RTsmine the splendid assortment Of " p DAVID "
prondway sec0nd door from DuaneS. Those who ~sn ~
ksxa fhsir iaetea suItsd would do well % call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

GENrLEMRN's SUMNER HATs.-BIRD,
esrnes Pine and Nassau sts, invites attention TO his new
elegant style Of hight French grey beaver Hat for
summer wear manufactured FROM and beautiful
lection VI fur Of exceeding richness Of color and neness Of
texture Also, the pure Rocky Mountain white and drab
beaver Hats together with several other styles Of fur Straw
and Panama Hats adapted 20 the season
my26 Ina Bird, cor Pine and Nassau SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
LANES SUoRr DREssEs AND KNox's SUM-

xER HATSThe most exciting topics OF the day Re
ative the former public opinion divided but concern
ng the latter the verdict Of all man and woman
kind is that stylish becoming seasonable Hat was
never manufactured. The name Of the Rocky Mountain
Beaver gives ea Of It's cooness ghtness aud
beauty and It's attractive qualities with
eat calling KNOX, at 1928 Fulton st., and examining the
foffh Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

~ Stair Carpets are now sold at aston
A;ns low nrces at es Bowery HIRAM ANDERSOSS Beau
,6i nstfefn Of Venetian STAR Carpets. - SS aud q per
Sar Three-ply STAR CARPETS 4. IS and Is; Tapestry
Stsr Csrpet s. Brussels star Carpet U.s. % per cent les
than can be found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

The Arr OF SHIRTMAKING.- There is no
article the costume Of gentleman which has been SO
difficult TO obtain elegantly fitting shirt We can prom
however that whoever leaves his with GRBEN
No Astor House, will ind shadow Of for COM
plant when hS order Perfection the article
and dispatch and punctuay the characteristics this
fashionable and popular farnShins establishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

n Our friends who are in pursuit OF
their summer Hats w1n n forget to call upon the hAI
rrsIsRRs UNION and they need not he frightened Al tue
shsence OF cur big rgs We have JUS, sens up 70 our
iends Snh Sieght 70 get Enlightened 1p niue anu
vii have 4 back IN day two. ". B-Remember tn1'
We are the only genuine UnOn IN the City, no branches
II PARK Row opposite the Astor House JesS'
Rocky MOUNTAIN SILvERY BEAVER
uArs WITHOUT MIxrvss.-SUsssR STYLEs-We arc
nxeuared 70 furnish gentlemen about TO VISIT Europe during
EsWi InduStrial 81 hihjoo in London with this great
IIsr,c.n Summer Hsi, whose years Of popularity are
sausied oay BY comfort, elegance and unique manu.
IIARr Co. Hassr and leaders Of fashion for Gentie-
meas Hats, Nos ). azd Aster House mys
SUMNER HATS IN THEIR VARIETY.-Ihe
mo-. popular styles offered the public at the Oneprce
10 ,ts J W. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

IL BARNUM's Museum, we should Judge
by the crowds visiting there yesterday and last evening.
little than holds midst all the excitement
having the musical world aud wonder, If
BkRNUm puts forth sssh attractions those announced for
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

fear that DlnsmOor Will succeed. 1t was
hoped that the Atwood Democrats would
be numerous enough and firm enough to pre-
vent this result, but the manner in which
the House was organized don't look like it.
70" The FORBIGN News BY THE ASIA is
mainly significant in respect of the position
of the Marshal Saldanha in Portugal. The
successful General practices a mastery in
activity. He remains at Oporto administer
ing the Government in the Queens name,
who revokes the former act of revocation of
the MarshaPS honors, diSmisses his rival,
Count de Thomar, from his mission to Ma
drid, and betrays in every way an anxious
wish to uubmit TO Saldanha His continued
absence from the Capital after this entire
concession on the part of the Queen, Is
ominous for her. We find in the Portuguese
correspondence Of the London journals very
VARYING accounts as to the quiet of Lisbon.
The telegrapnic account, which is the latest,
makes no mention of even an intended de-
parture of the Marshal for the Capital But
a few days would certainly bring news of
his further resolution in respect of the future
Government, for he is now really Dictator
of Portugal.
In ENGLAND the races were dividing with
the Great Exhibition the attention of the
moment. M. Ps are sad gadders. They
can hardly be kept from the Great Exhi-
bition in sufficient numbers for a quorum,
and they formally adjourned to honor the
Darby day"
In Parliament there was nothing new but
Mr.. w. G.. Fox's msuccessfoul motion for
the establishment Of free secular schools.
French politics are unchanged. The
moderate Republicans, among whom Ca
vagnac, Lamartinc and Dufaure are con-
spicuous, have decided against revision and
were to publish their reasons. The census
shows decrease in the population Of Paris.
From GERMANY we have a rumOr of the
probable liberation of kosSuth. But the
Intrinsic imProbablllty OF the statement
added to the silence of the correspondence
Of the English press upon the subject makes
it a matter of very grave doubt
ITALY is restless. The old popular symp-
toms of discomfort are everywhere betray-
ing themselves. The patriots will neither
smoke nor suffer others TO smoke, and the
French General in Rome has interdicted
canes and sticks of all kinds The King of
Naples had heard that his political prison.
ers were too we'll treated, but discovered
that they we've coupled together with thirty
pounds of iron around their bodies, and was
satisfied This is rather an antiquated and
unsuccessful style of argument against lib-
eralism.
Abbas Pacha is still fussing little with
the Sultan about Egypt. But he is so weak
man and rules so imbecile people, that
a little energy will soon bring him to terms.
Cotton was still declining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
w Wars Nervous .AntidOte is working

enAors Twenty and thirty patients Day are hsrs esfea
~ ~. worst ncbily ana Neural
ia Ths poor ought avail themselves Of tnls
III hssr< cured COZ nothing the Docet eeses ist
dsphiA next week. Apply before ocsoSA q ~ ~''c"-
wicA-st Dap6t Zoe NaSsaa-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Be Coon LOOKING. If you wish to look
well and feel comfortable MEALo halter 4l6 Broad
way and buy Of his beautiful Summer HATS lie mas
them made Of Straw and Pearl Beaver at very cheap prices
His hats will suit both children and adults.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

~ Canton Mating at low prices at ~
p..srv HAY ASpEzsos's one yard TO one and hall
80 Ide White ard cheek cd Of superior quality FLOOR
"a Cloths IS and Is per yard. two yards VIDE bein
Floor OIL Cloths eight yards wlde Of ne" Ahu sPehu "a
,estyv and chIntz figures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
49, THE Health Committee for the

Nor,cx-The Health Committee for the
49, s,s,,,l,ton Of W attss Nervous Antldote 70 al
ae r.oas Afflicted with disease. debility Or Eons9mp
tnose 20 nr,eure il otherwise respectfully inform
ton -, nv ss viii leave for Phiadelphis next week
a. the sane purpose please apply tins week before
acock at i2i Gresnwich-s B-FerSons OF tne 49,
;;o, ave urier 10 obligation 70 any one. and VIII Ds
trssfed with the greatest kindness The Committee oess
sbe eTrenSe The business depot l02 Nassar-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Doors, SHOES and CATERS, at JONES, II
Aanst-1ha the best place get good Shoe Leather
cheap Please call and then purchase whore
judgment dictates Remember JONES' Ia AnnSt, near the
Museum iel AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

~ English Imperial Three-ply Carpet
ing Of new Spring styles the most elegant patterns ever
onered IN this market at 20 DowCry, HIRAM ANDHRSoNS
The celebrated largest and cheapest Carpet Establishment
IN the United States Throe-py Carpets. Is, IS and 9s
poT yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
OxYoENArEp BIrrrRs. Tins medicine Is

N.'N ID III y I'M tIIN TT IT.
entitled 10 the confidence Of Sucpr from Dyspen
s Asthma and general debility The certificates AMI state
nens IN ITS favor Of the hest stability including
Members 81 CongreSS and other Distinguished citizens u
the DATED States
For sale ey A u. sands lee Falton-St. A d SEQ
VII Co. 3i6. and c. H Rms iS Broadway; J Cod
sagton SS Hudsonss and rs Broadway; & Guion ~
sowery, ecrner Of Graad-Ss Hall Rnckle Co. Us
Grceavich-sf ana ~ Druggists seasgay the United
saatcS and Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

~ Mn. GRKASoNs Shade Store, 247
6reehwichs contains Of the most beautiful patterns
Of Shades manufactured heTe elsewhere Nothing
exceel the and elegance Of the tase and other
dxngs attached 10 them Tbs patronage he enjoys and the
he has attained fully deserved for in
the community pays attention TO has orders than he
does better skilled IN his department than he Is His
gentomany attention his customers appreciated Nv all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

RHEUMATISM, CHRONIC or EXPLANATORY.
PersouS afflicted with either viii fud cure d. apply
70 Isaac BRVES. 81 Chanberss. No charge made IN
a. a cure Is earr,cd lc5 Grurh&Sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

~ FowLERs n WELLS, PhrenOlogiStS
and Publishers Clinton Hail. 1871 Nassau rear the PAX
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-16
Earlil for Sale.

TWNHE subscriber wishes IA sell his livery excel
u lent Farm in North Dmylle. Said farm Is
VILLAGE TO -Lrlaan ahnnt Ath- Of I1lIe fss44 Aas
/ ,,4Il.As fsaIll I4yndon- Gornar-
The subscriber ventures the assertion that for
convenience OF locntion and nduptetness the rnis
ing OF different kinds of produce tho suid farm Is
not surpassed by any IN tho county. -'-
The roud lending from North Dnnville 10 tho
Depot In ST. Iahnsbnrv, passes through tho south
ery part Of said farm about miles distant aford.
Ing avery essy communication tt-sa fr-ysff-
Depot - ,.-----
cottnVc -ffurSe ind tive eanSeslient -Barns,
lilaFp H. elso good well Of never falling water
htsp n good orchnrd and o Sufficient amount OF
NSls,d nil tirnber Tor titu uscfof, said farm ~. II
o., DAVID I, BArCHELBER.
North punyic, Nov. 3, 1857, cs3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-16
BEAUTIES or Tmg wAyF


Although rho fnyplIpl'- first and chief De-
ialt Is tla recollection Of bio home, which
lIrt a. "a cordial a. his heart and rfreshes
Dim egcryuhcrp aud a. all Seasons this does
Oh up urlus prevent him from taking that
pleasure in tho several objects presenting
hirusolre, ou the road which they ara eapa
tpufalmiu4, aud we're indeed inlepded 10
afford, lie surveys, in passing the works
anl beauties or naturo and art meadows cav
cred with corn, goglH,i woods lInophg gpr-
d.ut. aud stately buiIiinpf, llq sWyqyf and
ruio,s them much more thAn thoir owners d"
but leave. them without 10 sigh ruho6liug an
tlc hr greater aud sipcercr Joys That are
waiting Tor him ~ homo, sorh, cSachy Is
thr temper arr disposition with which The
Christian traveller should peterborough the
world III religion does not T-Tdre him 10
ho pln1mg aud suilenrf-ta shut he eyes and
% slop HI. capsi Il dclnrs him ofDo pIeWure
of which . thinking arl reasonable man
would wish. 20 partnke, 4 direGil him not Ia
shat himself Ia oloister a!one,there 20 NOPE
away bi- liG, bat to walk abroad 20 behold
the things which arc IN heaven and earth and
~ ui,o glory Ia Iin who made hom-rcnect-
iua nj the same tine that II In this fallen
world, which u TO be consumed by hre'therc
are 10 many affects 10 entertain and delight
him, what lunst be- the'pleasuros Of thatworld
which i- to endure forever, and to be his G.
tyrual home - Horne,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-16
CHENEY & CO.'S EXPRESS.

TWNHE subscribers having an exclusive contract
II with the Directors of the Concord, Northern
and pAssumpac Rahnnds 10 nun cath NTH PAssen-
ger Trims daily snil rnAdA for he transmission
,-f p-i-;se-5 A,rrs7
give notice that they viii forward n articles IN their
line of business daily, each way Sunday excepted
Packages will be forwarded To oil parts of New
Hampshire, Vermont, and the Canadnss .-4---
Ofiicesat Railroad Exchange court square, Hos
t6Hg al the building eppor,e the 81. Jolmshury
House ST. ,fohn-bt,ry, ut r. G. Buffers, Siansteod,
art, aekaee4 delivered and received At a'otnodiato
plnccsll Hr fH itf W ''@''
n. H. The subscribers ere alone rcsponfihie Tor tie
lnAl or injury OF nnV RTttt ut property of any
description ni rllhfeiAAa tcrr civ. nor ~ any riIS
uiued by tho lailrsal companies that ana dgs4 a.
wttcd. NATHANIEL WHITE, GWc0M, ~ H.
J., \. CifENiiS, ikFchih5c dart q"arr
/. fltsf,w T-tt ~. SWIFT j.
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o. We learn from q communication in the
Lebanon Wing, that Col. John IIazclton, of
Oxford, has invented n corn planter, fully g.
quail ifuot superior To Woodward's. fl's 80 ar
ranged that the seed islroughi in plain sight
OF the operator. At tho same time plaster Is
dropped inside the hill with as much precision
rs ifit were done by hand. Something over
100 acres has been planted the present sea-
sou with this macbine, and in some oases il
was ,,od hv those who had Woodward's
PLANTER in their possession Col. Hazleton is
an intelligent, practical farmer, and as capa-
lIc of making improvements in all Kinds of
agricultural implements as any man within
ofr knowledge. s'uccesyattrrl his faburs.---
Ron
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-16

DotNG ~ sIrT WAS ToLp.-Tho Albany
Express tells the following nughnble affair
Which occurred in the titmily Of Ia friend. The
master orthe house had purchased for dinner
among other things, quantity of green beans
and scut them home Ills wife told the girl
who, by the way, was n daughter Of. Erin to
string the beans preparatory to their being
cooked, Prompt to obey the bidding ofthcir
mistress, she procured a needle and stout
thread. and pracendcd To the work. Whnn
the lady Of tho house went into the kitchen,
AlGI1uild hGI-zG IL gagged tn
striugng the beans, aud had completed a
string about three feet length. Conyulsed
With laughtuu, she was compelled to Withdraw
for a few minutes ugtil hli could regain hef
wr,,,ty.l ronpo-arer tl'eit returning, shc--cx=
p'aineANo the girl her mistake 'Shurc, said
she. 'yccs tould mo 10 stirring thin, ana.aiRi
Ianhl4 linlH II liytint Of pcrsavStadte
she WAS rudoecd To follow the example, Of
her ui.uc,.. and finished struggling the beans
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-16


aip,,y New Iertsy July a. ls4a
ps 4 " Cuvnrira nvnt SIR You s~sh ~ INV n
me- what has been The reauit u ~ ava tae ~ rtr
application OF rliE OALNANtC BELT AND NICK
LACE Aiy reply u a. iolowti
Fhr ahout frtufy yssrI haf been suffering frcn
ny.pepsia Escfy year the symptoms became ~ot,e
OF medical troauneut Whaessr About lstIissa years
since IN consequences 81 frequent exposure 70 he
sgsr1gr irchxrr-f-f i--a-lAl Aaie4l
hccarns subject ~ Ehrune Hhsupatisnl hich
f,f wear HnrT year cHused indefctihehlo enEutfh
fatthefi in che winter Of - ard "a IN cnnsc
.tassgs Of preaching great dssi "a ny own and
satoa, other churches 10 THIS region, ! was attacked
b. rsauita immediate Suspension IL my pastoral
iabort. Nv syslsa eas asW hsreugAiy pre-
Maid aud my Bronchitis became Worso, 90 also dli
nv nyppepa and Rheumatic Affection ahns eNinctnE
that Uiete disorders connected with each othet
through tho medium Of the Nervous System In the
whole rhurmscorria there seSmcd "a be no remeda
agent which coull roach and recuporatr my Nervous
- stem every thing that he'd tried cor this purpose had
completely tsod A. Last wss led by my iendA 10 ca
anime your inventions and Though with no very san
xuina hopes OF their saciency0 determined 20 Try the
eject 81 the application OF tho q Ai.NANlC BELT AND
NECKLACE with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was
Ia June iH4d. To az GHHAr AsroFtaHNtNr, ~ TWO
pAYs ~ DrsrTruA oaSr ~ ttuHr paws J va,
I sSAatEp HEsuaU TasroHsL tAhoHA ToH H,'t :
/ strct oMirrEp = sSgLE sNtvtcE on accorEr % rHF
| BHoFoHiriaI Asp nY hnUuHarie AFtHeriSS Ma ~
/ rtAkiY ctAaEp rHnuHLE sAF, such u the NnhdeF
/ ful aud happy results Of tho experiment.
/ have recommended the BELT aud FLUID w many
Wha have been likewise suffering from Nenrulg'o Aaee
/ IONS They have tried them, NirH nArrt hhatLr',
an dear sir very respectfully yours.
! NOBERT W. lands
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-16
CENTRAL HO USE,

No. 0, BRATTLE SQUARE, BOSTON, BrrwErsN
BI,ATTLE ANN ELM SrHRETs.
TNNHE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
u and the residents of this city aud vicinity that
lie has tnkcn the above well known establishment
formerly occupied by Mr. Slade and morn recontly
by Mr. Beniamin True ana TINT NJ r,4-iy ~
receive and accommodate number of pe1,,rnent
boarders and trnnscient visitors, and lac pledges HIM
selfto exet his utmost ability to render their stay
with him pleasant and agreeable, and that his terms
ahnll be equally economical with the expectation OF
his gue=ts under I'm eiFoHRastaHees,
Mr. Foster takes great pleasure in announeing that
lie has engaged ms an assistant, Alr JNO. w TURN
Err, originally connected with the Washington
House, philadelphia, and with the Pavilion, Boston,
TTt frrEyu fIr tfurTrc-t-r fF-rr-r, t+urrr-t-r,
Mnss., whose experience and skill are already too
well known TO INC ttsyeiins public, to need com
mcnlntion.
me location af tho Central House, ia such as 10
afford easy access to the Market and the business
pnrt of the city, while at the time its ie5ff-
ale naghhorhnod Is sufficiently qtAt 81 enable tho
vsitor N relzc NJ nouriy nEposEbie the enjoyment
OF 4 comfortable horrp,
| The culinary deTartInenti Is under the immediate
supervision ofartsts 0fhcknowledgsd merit aild tie
iarder constantly supplied with viaIsds of to best
qualify
1r5'S Terms F5fBoa ONE DOLLAR pcgdey.
hoslun frh. ~. 1871. Tasy
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PARElcuLAR- CAUTION.
M, B,psrs ~ Counis,Jsdi and WeriAtsI, raifatien'
= ID O. MoRBHHAD, M D.,
i3a Bropdway, New York.
Fur sale IN 81. .1ohnshurv VT by thcputhorised
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