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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19
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NV loEN, fth. u
The British mail Steamer Nirss,.
Cnpt. l.rich, fom Liverpool II 4 NJ
vi 2nih ali. arrived nj ihi. I,ot Vt e y
VI. With 20 passengers among than.
Chr,alicr llul-rmano.
The Humboldt arrived To, Souihamr.
ton on Friday.
ENCLASn.--Thrrr !. hut linlr Tr..
li.li new. OF grurrnl interest to r,,or
u Is rumnrrd thai NJ tnnci. liam.
will soon succeed Mr. Gladstone !.
Chancellor OF the LNcltqurr.
\ great peace conference was held
nj Manchester, NJ which Ncs.r. Ca.
den, bright siurgis, and MI peace ,nrs
attended.
llir-h Il Co Of Rotterdam, have ail.
cd To the extent Of rl25,O0O.
The weather in England aud IRELAND
is favorable for agricultural purpose.
FRANCs.---Thc Empcror's civil con.
tract Of mairimony viii be signed With
grand religious ceremony tomorrow,
Che 3oth) at Noirc Dame.
AHti oohtE' NHhout uohDl, VIII hc the
Transatlantic steam rori.
The Spanish Government has re-.
qucsted the Emperor Of France to order
General Nar,acx into the interior ar
out Of the country.
ArsrRiA..--A cousin of the Prince Of
Montenegro has arrived ut Vienna. and
demanded an audience Of the Empc.
ror.
The Austrian government has dcs
patched troops TO Dalmatia to protcc,
the frontier.
SARDiNIA.--The Sandman govern.
ment has adopted law 70 suppress
slavc-trading by The Sarlinians.
IrALY.-Thc u. s. frigaie Cumbcr.
land was ut Genoa.
TuRKEr.--Thc Montenegro war
was progressing.
INpiA.--By the overland mail. an,e.
ipated by telegraph, We learn that Gen
Goodwin had suffered a garrison of 400
men in Pegu 10 be invested by strong
force Of Burmese, and had TO do some
hard fighting 10 relieve them.
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WAsHISGToN. 1T


The report Of the deialcaiion Of the
Postmaster of Mobil is confirmed. The dc.
fciency in his accounts is stated TO be- near.
ly $4,000. Mr. Mcicalf, mn agent Of the
Post Office, has been sent to Mobile TO
take possession of the Office.
Ma DAyIs's BILL to settle the fishery
difficulty Is not satisfactory to the South.
Florida will not consent to throw open her
fisheries To the world in order 20 benefit the
New England fishermen, and therefore Mr.
Mallory intends 10 introduce an amend.
ment 10 Mr. Davis's bill expressly disclaim-
ing an intention 10 authorize foreigners 10
fish within the waters Of any State con-
iray to the laws Of such State.
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c,r Hiram Li,,Ie;obn If Tan,

e. Hiram Liillejohn, Of Taunion,
has patented new invention for the
protection Of brakemen while passing
under bridges. II consist in suspend.
ing upon upright posts. at some distance
from the bridge, on either side. two NOV
able wings, TO turn upon hinges. 80 that
by coming in contract with them the
brakeman will be warned of his danger.
and have Time TO sioop before passing
under the bridge New Bedford Mer-
curry.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

ESCAPE TRoN TIGER An Eng.
hsh paper Describes the following Incl.
DENT
On the evening Of Christmas day. as
a young woman was carlessly gazing
at leopard in Buiiy's mcnageric, now
exhibiting at Hnddersfeld, she saunter-
ed within reach Of the tigers den, Hhen
one Of the fcrociou. animals thrust
forth a paw through the wire.. and
seized her by the coil Of plated hair be.
hind the crown d her head Foriu.
naieiy a woman Of slender frame. bn,
OF heroic ioritudc, was standing by. and
NV The tiger seize he intended prey.-
Tbs. woman. with extraordinary pres
ence OF mud, seized The girl b. the
waist, Notwithstanding the terrific growl-
ing Of the beast, maintained her hold.
nnd pulling with masculine yieor. The
iiser still retained it. grasp. and roar.d
and plunged ierriGcally. Al this mo-
menl the Struggle was fearful one
HE people inside The mcnngerie set
up shouts u alarm. Hhich va. comma
hic1icd 10 The crowd outside, AMI nro.
dnerd srcne that can be better imagi,
ed than described. A. length the CONT
dH'i'ed from her hair, the coil unfsrted
ihe N"nhs woman aHs rrscgrd. having
The ilsers paw fall II her hair. and y
shk hnnaterclisf which She Lad ti.t.sn
over her hand uhrn the Tiger seized
her The unfortunate gil fainirJ. bsi
s'pn recovered again. and. ~ are Ian.
~ 70 adI siihon having susisinsd
any injury beyond the fiiglr, ard The
loes o! about . haaAfai ~ hair"
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February IiIsS.

hAhcH hrErias.---it beng nov s,aile,l
ui ~ neS iiqusf ias Po,-s lIio ,iiori on
o.. ~ Iur-dsg ~ Mach, snd bence that
'1ln'f 'ouinis b. o. b. elected
90 int osy, 90 uu'ild rugg-s, % thc -.
ler'ii'sH a ui- ue.rral t9vIia the sfyp4i,t,
q" ~afning thar Marrh meeisag 90 u
saiqe DAY. D. slliuir. uiey are saths-.1.
ea ~ cal Dc sAnual io~n naaeiing ans
uinf 10 tir usnnfh a Msrrh.r snA tiet
~ DIS over 81 oi,cz tie csnsesienes ID,
hsfag 81 90 necfrg. Tha sausrs
taasf b. sssned twelve dsra beisre tho =
fs-s4ag D NsFuA .tas "a dsf. aud n
busasss n r.ocf.ag ca......s.....sf -, h.
sFrlled-- Kegiss..
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0y@ The flrc-Ea,ers and Old Fogics
hayc gcs by the cap again il good earnest,
and are giving very practical aud cdiiy
ing oHonplIhca,ion Of the proyorb, that
~hen rcgif- iah cot honest men g,t their
dues The Washington Union and the
Democratic RoView appear as the cham
P'on- Of thoir respective faction- --the IIy-
81 and the Sullivan Of Loeofoeoi.m and
between thcm II u war ,o the knife, and
the knife 10 the halt. Give him Jessy-
GsoEsr bit han again. oGsIRAL--yoa
needn't mind abou, ior Hrts. The cnds
uill lnstlfy tho means, however ~p,rai.
lraL.-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

A Mr. McDonal has introduced bill
into the Indiana Legislature entitled
IAN act to extend the area of social re-
laiions." 1t "compels old bachelors Of
30 years Of age TO marry or pay $50
year into the county treasury, TO go
to the first lady who shall marry after
the first Of January. The provision Of
the bill apply to widowers Of ono years
Standing"
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PEnrErrAL MOTIoN,-A Paris let.
ter Of the 20ih january, mentions iha,
'he necessary paper. for taking out a
patent for an Invention aid 20 realize
perpetual notion uas 10 rome by the
neat steamer to Washington. A loco
mollse. one-hfih lie size Of railroad en.
gincs' ha', says Tie Inventor, been work.
ins continually .ince june. Thi. sounds
rather improbable bot after the sue
cess Of he Ericsson motor, II docs noa
do 10 be hcredulous about ANYTHING.
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Of frce-thinkcr. You may insert them
or not. As your paper was open few
weeks since to the discussion of the Yer
mont Law, thought that perhaps you
would give place to small explosion of
wrath at the result. Yours, G.
The Liquor LAW.
The Law has passed, and has been sane
toned. The people of Vermont have by
their suhrages, acknowledged themselves
willing to bow their nccks to, and even to
place upon themselves this most oppressive
and unjust Law. They have by adopting
and sanciioning this unparalleled "piece"
of Legislation, stccrcd direct from Scylla
TO the greater dangers of Charybdis. All
former laws,-the friends of the present
one say--were almost useless they failed
10 enforce the restraints, which it was in
tended they should do, the ends of Justice
were defeated, because the guilty some
times cvaded It's operation and thus in
cndeavoring to escape from these former
laws, they have equally defeated the ends
Of Justice, by flying TO the other extreme,
and enacting one that will convict anyhow
both innocent and guilty. But is II too
late now TO argue this matter; it must be-
our lot to SIT as quietly as we can finder
its dark shadow, and patiently wait for its
own operation: which will abundantly
show its iniquity. Aud thus are the peo-
pie Of this State to learn that the Jus, are
not TO be made to suffer with the unjust
and that every man ,s not to be called 10
an account for the sins Of his neighbour
II n man should destroy himself by gulph-
ing down too great quantities of medicine,
Is the apothecary 10 be called to an ac-
count Z Or if he hangs himself with rope,
Is the maker of the article Ia be called his
murdercr' Should the medicine chest,
on tins account, be invaded and its coz
tents destroyed? Should the rope-maker
be fined and imprisoned Z That liquor has
IFS uses no one will deny. II is also equal
~ true that III excessive use as beverage
will shorten life, dobiitate the mind, blunt
and destroy the moral power, and make
man fail very far below the standard on
which he Is placed by his Creator. But is
not the Incorporate use Of almost all other
articles Of food and drink followed By sim.
liar results Why no, then put them all
under the same restrictions, each IN It's
tum has done some evil Shut up then
NIL the channels Of trade, and show the
world one model STATE, in which all the in.
habitants are vir,uous--from necessity -
and where the inebriaie has the moral pow
CT to NIL his glass with water, because he
cannot ieiH Il Vih ran. What moral
triumph tins ~hat strength Of principle II
shows IN the desc endanis Of Ethan Alien
\ model Sta,e-whon all the moral power
seems to reside IN the Legislature, no,
among the citizens. eyKrs
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st,fE 90 Nrssosr, Counit Cltts', Orrtcr,
Hutiaad Iehrtar. Il iA.l

HlFIN''l fFTF'E'FF 10 I7FsK 7
!, Frederick w. Hopkins, clerk Of the
county Of Rutland, do certify, that have
this day opened, sorted and canvassed the
returns Of votes given by the frcemcn Of
said county, on the second Tuesday Of Feb
ruar, A. d., is53, ngrceably to the 18th
section OF an Act of the General Assembly
of,his State, entitled AN Act 10 prevent,
traffic in intoxicating liquors for the purpose
of drinking" to express their opinion of said
act, and find the returns of the votes Of the
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

The 'o@'a0Hrsoih SAYS i has been
currently reported y iihin he l,.si fs~
d',s that aplan Ia proposed for uBit,ss
'he fhchhursh, kailanl and barring.
ton and Che'hirr Railroad. IA one cor.
fofhiioh. Gan il,is u. done aiilou, lie
oonsnei "a IN ths 80. ihsiderss
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m An'i-Slaf-ry rnHtenfion T. ear.
81 10 as-omi.'v ~ CineinnaH 90 the
l2lh n Arfii. snd h,.id ihf,.,rl, che iso
iollosins dag 1hs eall !. 81 C.nfr. 20.
uian e'igi'., as.i Wa. Lio5i Garr....n
and salify Hobby ar aanoarcd a. iLe
gsairn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

AsoruEA Nts Aoros -- Auasn ?
the macy ~en5eFfsl disoossfiss - iie
49," ilas t,on~a eusfesi..snlsnt a tho
AS-sA Asssfst~-r haar, ilsaf a cosa-
lSas r'sastlsa. ;. sl,s soash, u sieaa
na' 's@i.an Ns3 .sogssss ga !, aal,si,.aieJ
f'e1 rossni iuteni.s.a b. ~ Coro.so.
- ihHi ciy VI hss. q G. ssii. ssooee.
80 - oonsiroefiss e. sfpefaiss - 80
eeoosnfs~a sen - wAicr ~ siesffa tnss.
nss'sfA. sAssh sail tsirclsos 49, sasss
ieas eeAsF~icd inie 1hs engsne. IN = ~at
70 ssss ~ ssysssnss II fs.sk ~. in,es.
taos h.. e0~a Aissv, 81 ~ ss,Sss sal
Ifs0 'osi enxssfsra. AID ihe c,rut.shy
-, ss'Sssrs',.'4 Sc iarses. g. 3, ...s z
NJ sag.stfiannL Maaus haze 40
tess sfgsss-s ~ ss,cufs rsiefsi Ia 80
s'afs es~s'ssrs NJ ~ Mass -.
sisfssiAs s.f~ i,asf a fiese.. IA, sf1fi d.
81 f's ihe Ns@~a h.isas. ssfa, hasss.
s.aa os' Siasszss a. Tssia. a. ths
lleaaa * as l'.esui ssi.ne ID nssA.hs,
to-.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

Tbs editor ~ tie Nanfns1ri NirpS
uishes 10 ktos Il " Emmsia" w,n fsfef
Linn ~iih an ini'r,iew Wen. siet Il
lh'. md liisfv !. 10 slass ~ rsrn wl.o
banker ah.T psii.ra-ais Sor.s than
"a tore.
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4 pr'fiy iiiie hrinsiir ~ g,arfess
~Hs fsss'.s als''T lhd .i,.ri a lev days
'i'"". Hhsa sbr sas arrested Ly
'ifnhse man. fail.er tie sore. ior iisitsr,
Hho 'nqs fsd u b, tnolhrr y ~ NJ blark
~ she "a. ] irlir,r noi uss lha
rsply' is'a pray ieli ae Il ,osr IA
'hff ~as A. Jlne a. yoa Ar -
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4 sift has ben in'raiuc-d into n. l.
g'siaiufc ofAichigan, potid.ng that any
G'-aiii.,of' iearscf urF establish p'lys'r
sciiDaA sllhin ~, dls'no', tna un pr-srf' .
sne csslii,rAir a tltr nunbrf.pf children
isnE'h ~ hiui, my drlS his I~oT.rits,h a
The paslsc u,opeys-
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e lheclprc Parker eal. Ne.
Iiainlalire ii,e lsid u par r,!st.a,..
AMI clsesp isfub sluet."
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THr ulan ~ha dyiHr IN M . Lns
~hich be soald ~uh q bios.- has been
ssssrtsin-d. rad and ossr scind has oan
pns1f-
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e. TA- <. s, Cl.afcl.,asa., 10 .la,is NJ
o. slrrilsa ~ iloh Es-sKp EsutgT
% ths a. = S-atie. add - VIA sarh
o.. re- a. Efratrr. CttsTss. sni FHtts-
u r,s ssnu'-. - h.rA 80 Fear lAs; tht
siasg q tha; greet so1y "a rn,Tg,i-i
,ss.Bvss-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

A resbccroK II a newspaper, sp-aaking
q q contemporary. ssys --- lie sAs FORMER
Is u,eH'sor 4 c1ngrrss, but rnpidly rp.c
al he attained q resprcishle position A. an
eslrer--a nsbir example u psf,-vorrnce
un1rf depressing ci'cnuisiaBcns.H
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

Tar Rsc,ne .iarocai,, sfNrr calling A..
irfssnn - the low terms II n. suhso W ION.
adds Z" Il inus, b. uniersinad that tia. Is
th' P1cc 4 the paper. nj of the editor
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toasty Convention.

The friends of Temperance will meet at
Rutland, on Friday, the 25,h Of February
instant, a; ! o'clock, ?. NJ, for the purpose
81 nominating County Commissioner. for
The county q Ru,l'nd, fp' the year ensu.
ing agTeoahly Ia the provisions of the act
passed al The lat s,ss,on Of the Gcnenl
Assembly, entitled, 4" An act 20 prevent
usfhe IN intoxicating liquors for The puf.
pose Of drinking
Ii~ti How.
J. \. Mormon,
CHrsrrh SrfNcrn,
gssrs BstSrrr,
Alra. Nr~Tos,
II. T.. CmNEI
February ~, 1874.
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Nnuaa s. >toa ssrsrfir asi.
Nd - ihr AsffA Aaa,as lisa@r. las
rfrsHifgi a. afqs.. fs'istti - Sfruarl a.
~ "A Aiir iissisf. ifan i,ssi. l'irrrr 49,
- 'aiaIi 10 slfsl0 ga Eauaia, te....s
ID, hsing a as f.saily.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

orrosf1tos CtisrAt Fatasf-We
she 81 iuiissaird ih ,iie Nrw lofk pzt-.rs.
Ai.i iiirFt ls q 49,, cinrfe. haftel ~ iaea.
snr- al capital, o. "a ua al t.5,,,is.tl Il,
"a tHsial Pile u - pg,G.i,,.i L. haili
- sod. tui htfe r sdsfsel ~ -..f-
uftn7as run,sssf has5s7, uffr to- rkAihs,ian
h-s rinss-a We ar nshisa,i a. ii.s o.ru.
ie'n last thi' p' iufi 10 sfr,sitiF ruicf.
itiaass = sli rfrsii' be- ssI ien4.a fi'arr.--
lha hslsitln fa.if.sssd D. 90 isiatru lsiaf.i.
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2765 1885,
+. w HOPKINS, Clerk.

Ma EDrToR Ri send you the sentiments
Of frce-thinker. You may insert them
or not. As your paper was open few
weeks since to the discussion of the Yer
mont Law, thought that perhaps you
would give place TO a small explosion of
wrath at the result. Yours, G.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, &c.

TOHN D. WICEERSHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
q Railing Iron Fence for Farms 60, 32 Broadway, New
York Ornamental Iron WorkIron wire ratings for
public and private grounds parks lawns, dwellings, &c
FROM SO cents to $40 foot Iron bedsteads the
peo assortment in this city, prices from So TO 500 Iron
dogs lions urns tcchngs posts spring chairs set
tees mattresses towel stands bat racks umbrella stands
spittoons &C. &C. Wckershams celebrated railroad and
farm fence from 81 &C ST rod The subscriber offers
the largest stock Of iron work in the United
States, all of his manufacture mt exceedingly lew
prices Superior quality Of hair and hask mattrcsscs
JOHN p. WICKERSHAM, warehouse $40 Broadway
works. 81, SO and 81 Lewis street.
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nR. LEVITT. DENTIST NO. 6@ BROADWAY, RE-
~ spectfully informs his patients and the public gone
rally, that bis hours Of attendance during the sunm
months are only from "a NJ to N. He work on The
teeth, Illustrative of his method of inserting Arsiksia
gold plate by atmospheric pressure dntrodueed by Nm
in the ~ ar 1851 conceded 10 be the tus eli improve.
plicAtson ~ above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

NOTICE.-PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION, JACKSON
~ Lodge No An address will be delivered ID: W. in
the Forty third street Methodist Episcopal Church. between
Seventh and Eighth to tho members of the above
lodge on Friday evening next 9th inst by the Rev T.
b. Finley of Williamsburg The principles of the order
will also be explained by Mr. Walker The members of
association in general and those interested in tho spread
Prote respectfully invited to attend Services
to commence at eight O'clock Admission BY order Of
j. DAVIS w. Master.
j, WILEY. X Scribe.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAY 24TH,
" lS3-Owners wanted at the First District Police
Court at the Tomb Centre street. the following proper
~ supposed to have been stolen yzTwo kegs white lead
one wooen table cover small wooden box containing
fver coin and bank bills; coil of tarred about
inch piece of hawscr about l3l inch Also ut the
Third District Police Court, Essex Market Three black
california hats Tente maker, and four cornelian rings
There is also at the First District Police pocket book
which was found and left with james Nesbt the
clerks containing papers opposed TO belong TO Gilbert
g. Laird formerly OF Liverpool aud Belfast
GEO W. MATSELL, Chief of Police.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.

TIME FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE "Co.
i ored Home will be he d at the Home, Sxty.ffth
street. between First and A. Thursday
May 20 The exercises to commence at o'clock Pm.
Distinguished cergymcn expected to be present and
address the meeting
Stages will stand the the
Bowery at o'clock PM to convey vstcrs the
the Home.
If the weather to be unfavorabe the exercises will
be deferred until the first pleasant day.
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HOME STEADS.

ENoRDHAM vILLACE.-LOTS OF ALL SIZES IN THIS
beautiful healthy and hourishing village situated ON
the New York and Harlem Railroad about ten miles from
New York city, and three minutes walk from the depot
terms Till Sdisputsbe; Tor maps and full particulars
York or at the Post Once, Fordham person always in
endat ee on the arrival Of every at Fordham
pot to show people the propertys
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DR. Felix Gourauds pot for the san Of his celebrated
italian indicated for the publication Of the skin from
feckles tan pimples, sunburn &c is located ia quiet
spot at G Walker street. first store from Broadway west
sde-but there be of the Doctors fair
ignorant Of the close proximity of another
Gently opened selling articles half price bearing
the ORIGINAL it behooves said customers esPecally those
the who in the habit of sending friends
and servants procure soap poudre subtitle
hair dye lily white. Re- to caution them particularly
ths name, DIR. Felix Gouraud, and tine number 67
Walker street first store from Broadway side. Coun
try storekeepers allowed liberal discount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-25

NEW YORK vOLUNTEERS-LECTURE BY THOMAS
IN +. Meagher.-The committee appointed to make the
usual preliminary take leave to announce
fsred his invaluable for the OCCASION will deliver
lecture on Wednesday 18th inst, at Metropolitan Hail.
at o'clock, p. NJ, Young Ireland-or, Irish Politics
in 1887
They confidently the fame of the orator and the
sacred nature of tn will insure large attendance
and enable them to assist in alternating the condition of
who and gallant soldiers of the State contributed
to protect in the battle field the honor and interests Of the
nation.
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GENERAL COMMITTEE.

GENERAL COMMITTEE.
jacob A. Westervelt Mayor Col Jas L. Curtis,
HON HON Il t. r 2 RSWara Ala chas Franss
Hon. VIM. Mitchell, Aid. Jas. NJ. Bard
HON 5sn F ksss"s A A W Wsy
Hon. Robert Emmett, AID. Jacob + Oakley
HON. HON. F Robert IL asIi Ala Ala nohs'i
HON William Haf Campbell Ala sa aI %absa
HON Eaa !s sssorh ESQ.,
Hon Hon EFssss r. ESQ.,
H hsn l. I" r. %oodraa andrew carfe ESD
Hon Hamilton Fish y0 ;h1 =, F. peyln Esa
HON HON aassss sssd kn ESQ.,
HON. HON. VIM VIM hba aasy f Gssr ESQ $50
Hon Walk. ETsRs T rann. Esq
HON John INV Whselsr James Mccullough, ESQ .s
H Hsn Michael ri VASE pan1 a. psissan Esq.,
Hon. James y feekmau' George Henry Kerin Esq.,
HON TpS' Morgan ylfYES E1sa ESQ.,
Major Gem SANFORD, Thomas Mnic aiS Esq,
Gem Gem s,o Morris h1s kiu psxn as Esq.
Gen. John Ewing, John Cochrane ESQ.,
Cen G Ci.ss Il spieer n B. Blunt Esq,
ss" u Storms VIM Ss9s%ss Esq
Col And d Warner ES%a c Hs'ss Esq
COL COL f fsss = Sssr, csa. IS ssss, E 3d.
col Ar ASrshsm DuIyen, J', Major Henry WsIasn.
Col H. G. Stebbins, Capt. Richard French,
Col J. u. Rycr, 1t. Col DoAeny,
Col. J. II. Waterhouse, Hon. David o. Keefc,
Col Charles Row. Hon. Fred. w. Wideknd
Col Jobn A. Bogart, non w. s. Gregory,
Col VIM HGlsey, Hon Thos. p. st. John,
Col VIM Menck, George Law, Esq.
Col Thos s. Devoe, 1t. Col. Charles Sweeney
Col Abraham s. Vosburgh, Major Chas +. Shea
Col Roht c. Wetmore, N. o Roberts,
Col. Ward Is. Burnett Moses H. Grinnell.
Col. JAS c. Burnham,
VIM. &. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Jacob A. Westervet, VIM. O. Whitehead,
A. C. Kingsand, p. G. Coghlan,
Gen. VIM. Hall, II. B. Coleman,
q. NJ Gen Pratt Geo. Henry Kerin
Col. G. Yates, X. b. Connolly,
Col Al uryea, Major James II. Stagg,
Col Thos s. pevoa Major Garrett Dyckman,
Col Ward i. Burnett, Hon. D. b. Taylor,
Comptroller A. G. Flag, j. McClenachan,
Andrew Clarke, Robert Kelly,
j. Lynch, James S. Libby.
WILLIAM HALL, Chairman.
Col. JAS c. DURNHAM, Treasurer
VIM. G. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
Tickets so cents EACH be had at the different hotels
book and mus. stores, and at
OSBORNE BOARDMAN 4 TOWNSEND'S,
No. 5T broadway, corner of Spring street.
In Brooklyn, at the store Of Hon. EORGE HALL Fulton
street Cranberry street and at the Franklin House,
Reserved seats ST. tickets for which be procured only
ut HALL SONS music store, where diagram Of the
h,use will be exhibited
Doors open at 6h o'clock. P. NJ. Lecture att Pm.
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PL.COO amount TO engage in a medical business al
ready established without competition which only
attention to make pay $40 600 por The oct
doubted reference given For Interview address, with
name box 2z09 Post Once,
DARTNER WANTED.-A TRUSTY, EXPERIENCED
business man Is desirous to find active business
who cash capital Of from $500 81 establish an
upholstery and hanging In par .nership The
best of city references will be given and required One who
is acquainted with the business preferred Address I'm.
hosterer Herald Office stating and where inter-
view be had.
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W of from $1,000 to 00 to prosecute respectable ma
nufncurng business already established Fair profits in
sured everything to be satisfactory Please address Part
Herald office, call at 81 Chambers street.
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braces ladies' belts and supporters club foot kn5ck knee
and low leg Instruments with of ehdrcn5
trusses at No. u Ann street, Broadway