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Old Stomach Couupiaints.
Pepsin in Powder.

Of sending all parts OF tho rouatry the
DIGESTIVE MATTER or THE PEfSlN, l. put up IN
he form Of Powder, with directions 10 be dissolved water
by the uiient, These Powders contain just the
ter tie bottles, AID Will be sent b. mail FREE of POsf
A1ts tpI ONE DoLLAk sent (p0st paid 10 d. j. :.
HOUGhION, u. d fhiiadClp hia, la.
~ Observe THIS Every bottle OF the genuine
fEfsiN beais the wfttea gnature OF J. ;. nDUGHTON
" d., sole proprietor, fhiiadephia, Pa. Copyright aud
Trade MaTk secured.
0cysold BY ali Dsuesi.t. and Dealers in Medleiae.
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fugsisis and Dealers in Medicines.
EaasnfE

Collins Montpelier, Johnson a Campbell Wai.s6eld,
Cos Delano Waterbury, r bancroft flandeld Preach
\ Walker barre, Csrdell Warren, Putnam & Wooster
MaTshheld o Buruham MoTetown, N II Camp NortbheId
FEED. T. Smith, Nonhheld A ; White Nothheld, John
son 4 h0ldea Mildlssek. w Paddock PnenfY VII 40 |.
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COD FISH, MACKEREL
4 NJ SALMON atsCOTr y FIELDS.
s8 NAV 10.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
No.~-gEnrunsbtre


EHls ROAD connects at Whne River junction, the
Vermont and Canadl, Central and Passumpsc Railroads
with the Concoid, Manchester, Nashue, Lowell Boston,
Law:ente. Salem, Worcester, aud Norwich Roads II
the nearest on pur of Cunada, Northern Vermont,
and Now Hampshire 90 Boston.
This oute passes though the Capitals Of New Hampshire
and Nomoni, aud TIE ife and freight Is low by any
Amer july Let, 1850 Passenger Trains iu con with
he above knlds Bastu from the Do the Lowell
Road for Nesi IL apoa Wells River, Montpelier
hngton n IS A. Al nnd d. Ni, md for Bristol az ~ NJ;
rave West lebanon for Nashnl, Lowell Bosom. Gfoion
junction. Woccst-rund Ncw-AUk at 90 A. NJ, and 100
g. NJ nod Bristol at e2 \, NJ, She arrival OF the ears
from Wells River end Huntingdon.
Pnssengcfs FROM fha tonuulnnh rassumpsic Roads via
Noneod sud Nusiaaarrive az Gruton Junction. Worcester
nud New York us quck and cheops by any other route.
snecial tauis TRAN viii 60 though over this route
ev'fy lue-dy without stopping. There cattle pens
and good arcomu 1daionsni the landing about 5its #
mile from rorte's By this droveis have ooons
the advantage of ihe Cumhfdgs aud Brighton Markets tut
also ihemAfket Manchester Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence
nud Salem.
Ficigbt Trans daily cuch say Sundays excepted
over the Ceuuu rassumpsc, Norheru Concord, Nashua
and Lowell Roads 20 nud ON burlington. Wells River md
tho Depot OF Tho lowell Rold GO ostou Merchandise ui
kinds carried cheap and oxpeionsy by any other
route.
oNsLOW sTEARNs, Agent.
: u tunr .uf
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OF HUDSON RAY CoMPANY-Vsrr primo-Jusl r'-
~ ceived and for sole by hanei or less.
BY srOEks 4 LANGDoN;
March Is, 1852 70
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Merchants g. Milliners
BucBman's
INVALID BEDS1 FAD.


NE advantages ct tins, olsnary Bed.ieads are
inst The manner of removing the patient from the
he'd Ih'- - eseiea by iuuiar clank thus elesaung
and suspendns The puvu al giensuio for the purpose
adjusting, charging sud ,enatug the uHdcr bcddns Ia
relieve the patent hom tho morbid animal heat
aad give him e gioatest facilities exeretory eyacua
tous.
Second. To elevate end main ain the patients head
aud uunk al desirable point betW fecumbe NJ aud
upright, "sItling postufe and when nesiied tie
feet can be io~erod, ihus inning fasB cAair."
Thim. ample, bul efficient means Tor changing The
To- moving the patient ~ the bod without ANY ug o
eFea touching The hody.
Fourth. Gfadtng Side Elevation 10 Ia the pateat ,
support his back, the weight of bed clothes without
uncoEeflns the patient forming pIoiect the pa
uent from Insects OF the ~ kind, aud m.kins
BATHING APPARATUS,
by which immeison aud vspeT baths red with
out removing the patient nom the bed.
heae combined iaetius tor meeting the OF the
srk ani the ease uud d. patch Of make this
kni OF bcdstehd 40 ovaluable piece of
sea foonthe didefatum urf sought for b. rhysicians
sud greatly needed Tor the SICK.
plhe subscriber, having made arrangements With the
fstvntee 10 manuactufo the above named kEDSlEAD f
The state o Vermont would notice that prenar
cd To MI all orders from any sections OF tho slate
Possessing the iaces he does Tor he IL
enabled TO Se the bsdstead the reduced price OF 500
liberal discount viii DO made those purchase 20
egaln- SAMUEL w. ABBOTT
Men'Polier, ApHi !, lsa2. 77f
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ELDREDGE&J OHNS0N,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,

VIII give prompt attention all business entrustndt 10 Aeh
care in ans OF the CoURIs STATE.
1hey ulso business Ia any Of ine
SOUTHERN or " rs ERIN STATES sucn as ful-
chasing Government Lands Improved Farms, Tracing
Land Ivs Paying Taxes, Lsuminine Land ani tanls1hs
10 the owneF description OF it situation, Value Nc e
ling Lands, Investigating the settlement Of the estate,
deceased. Securing the properly belonging 20 s
eststos, Collecting Dr3ts OF al kinds, and AiI LNiHS
10 ANY LEGAL BUSINESS IN THE SOUTH VA
WEST.
Laud Wsrfants Bought Sold and Located for The soloeii
and Bounty i.aud disposed Of on Cuuimssioa. -.
Mr., Edrodge, having travelled extensively in NE Ne
snd on Government lands, aud thereby acquired knoNee
OF the best locations, and general business aeqnsa,S
viii continue 10 make journeys al REGULAR lNlhN
Walls, 70 attend The foreign business Of he office. r
During his absence, NJ Johnson will be ioCnd al iht
nee, 10 attend 20 az home husness aud will receive ana ~
ward 10 Mr. 4. oil i0feigu business left with him a,
All business seu by mail wili attended 10 expedeu'V
and iauhiuy.
NJ. H. ELDREDGE. 52af wv. JOHNsoN
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Removed.
CROCKERY, CROCKERY


EHprplNG Nses Broad d.. Adrps Broad uataheis
Y Axe DO, tah,ng do shngiing do Carpenter sha4s.
socket Chisols, mas always he fuad al
81 KEITH BARRIERS
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Directors,
AlVni saAin William 81 ift,css, W. = Bufnhnm
Torov T.. Wales, thurccy M.Krb'ee, }. r. Ihufsiun
Jacob scott, Daniel l.. Lyman, Jahrz " Ellis
Wilimm liuwcs, samuel Well. Isalc ~. Brown,
Geo w. Baiiey, DsnN T.. Thompson, RUFUS F.Andiews,
Atrl Spt ding. Ferrrani I. .rfili, G.. l.. Blood,
Henry Bsfes, Henry y. Blrnrs Seth Thompson,
Joseph Poland, ofrn smith, Joseph Warren
EkaieS Of yearly Payments.
FIRST TABLE Fsacfiunni parts of 3 Ncek excepted.
HETwEEN IS AHn 81 hLAus ~ teH.
goo pef year draws e210 per week.
800
500 800
go 500
SECOND TABLE-Flrsi week unI fractional nafts ofa
week excepted
~ Sd per ieai ataws s2Oo per week.
423 500
300 400
500 $50
$50 500
Twenty fse ger cont extra WI De charged persons
over 80 years OF age,
All communications should BE directed the Secretary
post pnil
beceuhcr s, l-5l 5s,f
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GENTLEMEN
5. Il. COLLINS,

YOU vii dnd that Fashionable Goods fog Paats At
KEITH q BAhkERfs
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NEW RONNETS.
20 BblS. 4 TIES. SALMON,

SPRING PATTERNS, just received ~ ..,.
- sTORRs & LANGDON.
Mach J. $50 6s
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PAINT OF ALL KINDS
nIL, TURPENTtNE, NARNtsH, &r. sole Cd. abb,
~ lsd 43iw SCOTT a FfEIn
SNUFF * TOBACCO.
Pine Cut a Cavendsh Tobacco, saua 4 Pipes. sold b.,
SCOTT a FiEiB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

THE New YORK RECRUITS AND THE LEeIsLA-
1URE. We understand that, in few days, a petit.
iion will be presented to the Legislature Of this
State, praying that body to amend the act passed
AIT the te,i1 OF the survivors Of the First Regiment
of New York Volunteers who served in the late war
with Mexico so as to include all those who enlisted
after the regiment, it was originally raised, had
gone to the seat of The petition is signed By
upwards of five thousand Of our citizens, and it is to
be hoped that will be listened to- and its prayer
granted. These recruits, as they were termed,
suffered a great deal from exposure, fatigue,
change Of climate, and other causes, during their
term of service, and many of them are now in q
destitute condition, Unable, in consequence Of their
sufferings and sickness, to earn their livelihood
Indeed, it was great oversight not to include them
in the original act
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6, Is

THE COMMITTEE TO INTRODUCE KossuTH, ETC.
The srgAKrn appointed the following Committee
to wait on Kossu.h and introduce him to the House
Messrs Cartier Of Ohio; Cngmau Of N G.; Gentry, Of
Tenn; Stanton, ofKy and Peaslee, Of n II.
Mr. CARTIER from the committee, reported that they
would be prepared introduce Kossuh toshe House to
morrow at one o'clock and recommended that the
monies should be similar to those in the Senate in the
His object. be said merely to inform the
House Of fact and his motion the report laid
the table.
ExrEEsEs OF pErARr,ESr-SAyY PENSIONS
The MEXICAN TESTAMENT, Erc.
Mr. HousTor dem Of Ala reported bills for the pay
ment Of Expenses Of the Indian Department. Of Invalid
and other Expenses and Of Navy Pensions for the year
1863 Also bill providing for the payment Of tn next
iDstalment to Mexico, under the treaty.
All the above referred to the Committee cf the
Whole on the state Of the Union
LAND ron THOSE WHO Will CULTIVATE IT.
Mr. McMuLlEN de m )of Va from the Committee on Agr
culture reported bill granting 70 every man who is the
head Of family and citizen Of the United States ons
hundred and sixty Of land condition that he
will occupy and cultivate the for certain period
Referred 70 the Committee OF the Whole the State o.
the Union.
yHE rvBlioArIoS RELATIVE ,ioaMoS rypEcEscgs.
Mr. BERSHLisEL delegate FROM utah) rose aud protest
ed against the pubca ion Of the returned judges fo
Utah Territory, in the Missouri papers, and the
NV YoRR HERkLp 81 the sth inst and bsfore II was
comm unicsted Congress It Is report Ntraordnary
in It's cstss 81 high crimes AND misdemsanor and caeu
lated not intended, TO prejudice and render obi JUS
dstaIt dependent people and 70 involve Ii n IN
intxl icsble difficulties With tho genera soycrnmea at
lie ntked fr suspension OF public opnou and Of exc.
curve Ind LEI satiyy action unt the ruth eau D. elliott
ID touching the grave charges contained IN an eP1e
report.
Mr. cnr1rh asked III Bernhe.sel II he DID No: fur.
nun safpeu report 70 the HssALu or cause - TO "
printed
Mr. BEhsHrsrL denied bo.b branehes II the question
Mr. C4HrLs said liz inforfr i.icn was that tine Dele
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07
Sporting Intelligence.


PucLIsM-A prize fight came of yesterday afternoon
in Putnam county short distance from the Patterson
Station Of the Harlem Railroad between Orvle Gard
ner and William Hastings, alias Dublin Tricks. The
combatants were engaged IS minutes, during which
time sixteen rounds were fought In point Of pugstio
skill and scientific Developments they out about
equal but to the connosseurs in the art assembled they
appeared not to give general satisfaction High opinions
had been formed Of BOTH buffers Of the first water
but from their scientific mode OF backing and filing, to
avoid punishment throughout general feeling Of dis.
appointment manifest;-in fact, doubt whether
more tame affair of the kind ever occurred in the
prize ring. Sixteen rounds fought, occupying
thirty five minutes, during which time neither Of the
men was much Injured An accident, however, put an
end to the contest the shoulder Of Gardner having
dislocated on the fourteenth round and the ff
teenth and sixteenth rounds he fought that disabled
condition after which he was withdrawn by his back.
ers About one thousand people Witnessed the fight,
without the behtest molestatior from the high officials
in the neghborhood, many Of whom present, and
enjoyed the exhibition with apparent relish The peo
pie of the vicinity would doubt, be pleased to have
repetition Of this Ito certain CLASSY delightful and
much admired amusement-particuarly the tavern
keeper at the station who this occasion handsomely
feathered his nest For further particulars apply
seconds and bottle. holders.
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dAkhIebUhG JAnuAIy D, I662
The Senate met ct three O'Clock this afternoon Al
members being present Three gvecessu balotings took
place for Speaker. John II. Wslker, whig and II. A.
Muhlenberg, dem, had each fifteen votes Mr. HanIton
Native American, not voting. The Senate adjourned TIL
II O'Clock to morrow.
The House organized at IL O'Clock. Ninty.four mem
bers were present.
After the calling the roll and the reading of MEM
bers the election Of Speaker took place with
the following result
John 9, Riley (dem) SO John Acker, (whig) "a
Frederick Reel, IN. A.. Scattering ..........
Mr. Riley was declared elected, and he made Q neat
and appropriate speech. tY er#t
Mr. Ackeg administered the oath Of Office to the new
Speaker.
Members were sworn in and the usual resolutions
paseed when the Heuse adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07
Loia Monies ys. T., II. Wills.

Colonel Bobo the umpire Of Lola Monies, has replied
to Nj Willis as follows The contest Is becoming inte-
resting: a.
NEw York, January 9, 1852.
sH-Havipg seen In this mornings HERALD q state.
ment MI Willis that the umpire Of the Countess OF
field Satisfied that every cent OF money received
from her had been expended 10 her satisfaction un-
auehedly pronounce it false The l000f received from
gentleman u this city, whom II RENTED from
Paris be expended Tor the Countess aud pronounced
myfel satbhed with that account but an amount not
waving much from 29.0E IL yet uuaccounted for.
Independent Of this. be has valuable bracelet be-
lonatpg to the Countess wblsh, Gt one time he says
"a, has loe. and at another, that he has, but Will
not return Having confidence In bis promises ~
retutp TO the Countess her money and iewelty can
defend him and believe THAI he d9ss not int TO
xgoerste himself from the charge which have been
preferred against HIN.
/ shtn probably furnith you viii an account Q. The
vsy The Countess has been imposed upon by Mr. Willis
brtn In Eaiole and in THE ceuatry
Very respectfully, yours, Sc.
W B0BJ.
The above & from the other side. Mr. Wills eNunot
.,rsrtt3s NOV we must have the noble Countess :
.aencr. We tba get a, the t.tcm Of this bel ore We
~ dase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

TnK Ross PAyEMEsr-Ita appears that the new Board
Of Aldermen have already commenced attacks upon the
contract recently given to Messrs Russ & Reid, for
paving Broadway. II they expect to make political
capital Of any opposition to that wise measure Of the
old Board they will make great mistake. The public
must and will have this pavement. We hope the COM
mjtee to which the resolution referred viii dispose
Of the matter at once in the way the people demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

A Coup d'etat:--to Cure the Coughs and
CeAs new pzeyaihngs by Mrs. Jsrvis's Cold Candy.
Wheexinx and meeting,
Two neighbors together,
Began to exclAim
A. the horrible weather"
Now raining moving"
:" Now freezing, now blowing -
Thus they talked with sort Of asthmaticsl GROWING
Not checked in the midst Of their croakng
With this sort Of chorus Of coughing and choking
"Eh-hough-ugh this phlegm
Eh-hugh !-ah Ah-hem"
Up Broadway-shat bright atrset,
They pantngly wendell.
But no further than White street
Their journey extended.
The sign stretching DER Mrs. Jervis's door,
Disclosed the best method their health TO restore:
They entered, they bought,
ana ewo cures were soon vrou ght
By the candy that acts with the quickness OF
theught.
Nov their chorus 10 changed form ehhough and ahem!
Ana Mhee.r9 and :trusgiing and splitting mp phlegm,
TO HuIAh for this candy how lucky we are
Mrs. Jervis for ever Ria bah ha-hs hal"
Bold wholesale and retail. by MRS. W. JERVIS, $3.50
Broadway, and By druggists generally.
Hair Dressers and Hair Dyers Will find
and sreat in using Aliens certain Liquid
Hair Dye II acts Instantly, and stands washing War
ranted taken. IS franklin street. Broadway
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important function TO render TO the animal and
gv arc of the treatment OF that which other vice
might prinoipa! ornament Those threatened with bald
sse or whose hair be unhealthy and crisp through
Ok should the Hyperion FLUID invented and sold by
William oge, 7 Washing on street 1t s the bess cure
for bsdness and beauticr, than e
md Sold wholesale and retail by a -. SANDS 100
Fulton street; Rushton, Clark Co. H3, and J. Aihau
lSJ broadway; VIM Cary Co, 2iJ Pearl sreet and by
tie druggists nd perfumers throughout the world.
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Meteorological Observations.

BY MoRsE's TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
TUESDAY Jan. 6-8 P. NJ
BrprALo.-Barometer 29cs. Thermometer 81. The
atmosphere is clear and quite cold Wind about south
west.
RocHrsrER.-It has been showing hard all day, and
the snow is now ten inches deep The wind is strong
from the northeast Thermometer so.
AunuRN-It is q cold and stormy evening" 1t has
showed hard all day. and is showing now. Thermometer
~.
SYRAcUsE-Iti is very stormy evening The wind Is
blowing strong from the northwest. Thermometer %.
UTIcA-1t is showing fast, but the weather is not
pleasant Wind west. Thermometer 20.
ALBANY-It has showed all day, andlis showing quite
rapidly now Wind northwest. Thermometer 20. Ba.
rometer 20 800 Mercury 81.
TRoY.-The weather is stormy It has showed hard
all day. Wind northeast. Thermometer 27.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

MOVEMENTS OF TIE PATRIOTS Professor Kin.
KEEL the German revolutionary patriot, has, at the
Las. accounts, reached st. Louis, Missouri. He
was to make speech, and take collection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

BosToN, Jan. Q, 1852.
The State Legislature viii assemble In this city to-
morrow and caucuses were held this evening by the
whigs democrats and free solers and quite struggle
expected before the organization Of either house.
The whig legislative caucus have nominated Ensign H.
Kellogg Of Pttsfeld for Speaker and Samuel Bswles
editor Of the Springfield Republican, for Clerk
The democrats nominated N. P. Banks for Speaker
and Lewis joss elyn for Clerk Of the House, which ticket
1t is supposed will be supported by the coalition.
In the Senate the coalitionsts will support Henry
Wilson for President, and H Underwood for Clerk.
The caucuees we'll attended, and Q considerable
degree Of unanimty Of sentiment was evinced by the
several leaders of the different parties.
A violent enow storm set In, rather recommended
here early this morning. and has continued during the
whole day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

LEQl URS.

Nj g. PETERS Il CO., IMPORTERS OF WINBs
lvl Brandies and negaThis firm have recently opened
their etoc at 800 Broadway where they Offering
Inducements to buyers We recommend all who want
articles fair price to give them call We can speak
their Begars being the beet We found In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

AMERICAN Art UnIOn.-A committee OF
Artists and gentlemen friendly the art are
sitous of obtaining from artists and other of
the pictures which they have sold to the American
Unicn and the prces obtained for them They wish
lear Of and what artists have been paid in trade
the paint store annexed to the Art Union They also
sire that a subscribers who have parted with their
prizes in this city will state the facts and
names the past- and whether of the officers OF the
art Union nowin possession OF works obtained Ad
dress, post pat, Committee, Herald office. Answers
these questions desired be Necessary apply
to the legal authorities for injunction stay pro-
ceedngs and investigate the books of this corporation
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HOMEsTEADs


TYRE WASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION WILL
a hoid regular meeting corner Of Oliver ard Henry
streets Monday evening January at stven o'clock Fhe
the fifty oenta Ar tho Febru
AIRY meeting will be increased to 81 Those wantug shares
present entrsnce them by calling the
SecYe,sr~, r u Too - ~ pti.l street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-07

PRESIDENTIAL SIMMERINGs.-The committee of
the Democratic National Convention for nomi-
mating President, has held meeting in Wash
ington, ana appointed the first Tuesday of June
next for the assembling of the National Convention
at Baltimore, to nominate democratic President
and Vice President, next summer. From the ap-
peaIance of things, and persons, and opinions, in
this committee, it seems to be the general purpose
Of all the old sections of the democracy, in the
North and South, to meet on the old platform, and
try their luck in the old way for the spoils. The
democratic fire eaters of South Carolina meet in
that committee on the same footing with the de-
mocratic free soilers of Massachusetts.
The democrats throughout the country, North
and South without regard to the slavery question
seem to be preparirg for perfect union and per-
feet rush for the White House. Even the wings
are beginning to be intimidaed at their pros pects
ard some of the weaker journals propose a new
system, to supersede nomination by National
Convention. This new idea is, for convention to
Scott, Webster, Fillmore, Crittenden, Corwin,
or anybody. Then let the wings vote for the Pre-
soential electors and endorse the name Of the Pre-
si6en .ial candidate each ticket, the having
the highest number of endorsements to receive the
aggregate votes of the whole whig electors. This
is new ard ingenious scheme. IL would open
door to all sorts of sectional electoneering, and
might succeed to q certain extent; but how could
it be carried into practice if the endorsements
were refused to be counted, ON the ground of I'M.
consti.uticnal!ty or iuvalidity! 1t is utterly i'm
practicable, in our view OF the matter. The wings
had better nominate their strongest man, and
unite on him Tha. man is undoubtedly General
Scott,
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neafnsss Cnred.-Unwnrds OF 500 henf

r,rsor have restored TO hearing by D Luteaer 40
Broadway door above tho American Art Uuion, N.
Lis e rosn eLt of deafness has been
cedented it's sueccsstke cures effected astonh the
most skful physician Once hours from . I'LL l.
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Superior Court.

All the Justices present.
JAN. SIT ordered that the Hon. Thomas j.
Oakley be- and hereby, appointed Chief Justice Of
this Court
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CLOTHING.

6tAsT OFF CLOTHING, JRWELRY, AND ALL KINDS
- iepIerheas sreiesThe subscriber still continues At
his old estap stand paying cash current for
the above making applc stionby note, or otherwise
L. a. CoWEN, " Wall etreet tSsr-e,r
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Court Calendar FOR TIL

suPREAiE CouRT.-CRcUIr-Nos. l6, 80 to AZ. SPECIAL
TERM-Hos. 2, a, 6, 8, 9, II to ~
SurERioR Counr-TRuAL TERM.-Nos. Is, al, 4, 81 81,
&c. ST. ~ So So o. 92 o. 95 o. o. So 90 100 l0i 1922
l03 io4 l05 lU6 107 l08 l09 no. ILL., H. 49, ia u.s.
ll6 AZ us, ll9, 100 III 1922 1913 l24. Two Courts