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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
FOSSIL REMAINS IN NEBRASKA.


From The St. Louis lnelhseucer May g
THERE'S between Fort Laramie and Fort Pierre in Sbou.
~ latitude Of fOrtywO, tract OF country called from its
HrenneSs and desOate aspect MeHraiss ItrreS Bad
and For the use of one IN search OF 3 farm, the
picturesque this land is not inviting. But poor - Il IL IN
sfuizing phosphaies or in beautiful dverstes OF hill val
and wood II isrich IN animal remains rich IN treasures
hch delight the heart OF engaged IN the work o.
constructing vanished creation Scgtsred over this
trt are immense quantities OF fossil bones, of shapes
Ious and unlike the skeletons of any living animals AS
ehaVe drawn the attention of tho lndan traders snlrap
~ who have visited that region. Gen. William IL. Asa
"a formerly SO well known in 81 Louis and now deceased
ought to this city many specimens OF these remains AS
Nly as 1875
Our respected fellow citizens Kenneth Mackenzie and
u mitchell Esqs have also, in their visits to that por
On o Tue plains, secured specimens from tue same co.cc
M ana oought them here More recently these depoS
baVe haQ ADDITIONAL attention ORA wn 10 them from puOl
zhons incidentally made by Mr Gen i'm LIS report on
& theology OF Wisconsin and Iowa; and the curiosity that
~ been awakened ON the Sabvc has prompted no less
NY 10 these fossil mines
One of these eXvo6ons has been sci on foot by Professor
fnes Hail. Of Aiossy gentleman who is associated as
psychologist with The great Geological Survey of the
Saie OF New lie incUrs expense OF S200 out Of
= own packet, aud has sent forward two gsnte nen
hessls Meek and Hayden the former OF them very &C
nmpshtd On sftsman, who viii be furnished at Fort Pierre
9he American Fur Company, with provisions aud means
insure their safety the prosecution OF their researches
zee conduct OF the Fur Company ii ihs instance displays
sneeray which worthy Of all praise These gentlemen
pa passage up the Missouri River on the Robert Camp
~. last week
n second of these expeditions under the guidance Of
- Evans, gentleman attached 10 Governor SieyenSs
eyDg party This gentlemen also took passage on the
ssee Campbell ltssupposed that the collections to be
&c by Mr. Evans viii be deposited in the Smithsonian
me third expedition from Prussia Two Of the gentle
belonging TO we're in the city day two SINCE and
~ !, shortly Proceed TO the scene OF their labor
Is 10 be reeed that there has existed in ST. Louis
institution with the means to send out an exploring par.
me interesting region in question and bring in its
q Tor examination description here Such
nsntulion might some time since have performed its |
20 faithfully as TO have le others but little Of the labor
~ 'ess oil the honor belonging to such work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07
seventh Ward civ Reform Meeting.

The friends Of the proposed amendments 10 the Charter
10 be voted for to day, met at the Public Hall, No IS
Broadway, last evening The hsll was filed. Tbos VII
lisms, Jr, presided. Messrs 3 Ryer, j. e. Morton and
Jas Cosgroys were appointed Secretaries The speakers
Mr. Isaac H. DAILY and Others The following resols
tons were offered and adopted;
Whsa is manifest that the presen, Charter City
10 the ezens that protection 20 individual prosperity
sona issy and immunity from oppressive exactOns which ought %
failed
Um the evils Of Official close
public agnat the anf
designing that hes sufficiently guarded the sSd
d the Empire City Of the Neu World and,
Wherein Through the slusnde the and sDchss
the Corporate anihones sLd criminal the SET
sper dsbying fh iegmss d1ncpa O07efneo,
the people are bnde1ed with unparalleled taxa0n and M eoase
thereof subjected 70 the payment Of enormous ad doo
Tomato rsnts causing alike the rich aud tbs The tcoan he
mechanic ard the lcr literally goan under To- unjust snd o
Ir,ssye iIhictioD therefore,
Eaolred That IL the imperative duty Of every good eza
sd Of pure government Of law order sed public
in favor Of the amendments 20 City CharteF - adopted VI
the LegaiuIe and sol ued the people Tor their approval
Ae'tred That With the blessed privilege Of oe peope-the ps
neEe night and with sn1fags p1na tne IN
faithful whom nterestsse
and all and all honorable secure mo
adoption Of the Charter amendments the election tnOr0w
hesoird That the opinion Of this meeting By s1opt t1s
bduf 10 the Chatter shall the public properly
and destruction nsnre Ia g0yenDen 20
enlarge the treasury, reduce rents 500
proud which Justly been S ee' " w
great commercial emporium u county
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LtuSG A CoRNER SToNE.-The Corner Stone OF new
Baptist Church. for the congregation lately wor5hppng in
Hope Chapel sd at o'clock yesterday afternoon in
Twenty third-st between Fifth and Sixthavs large
hgmber Of the congregation, and others, were present
Rev d. Gillette the Pastor opened the service by read
sg hymn, which sung by the choir after which
b and appropriate prayer offered by Rev Mr. Jack
SON portion Of the Psalms was read Rev. Mr.. Tag
gsr spoke He eontrased the first Baptist Church in
America built of logs by Roger Williams, some $50 years
ago with the extended range of the Baptist influence in
America at the present day. and the stately edfces in
Ehch they worship
Rev L. L. Magoon followed He was perfectly enthusi
asc the subject of Ecclesiastical Architecture After
describing the various styles of Church architecture
nom the cave followed out beneath the streets Of
Rene by the early Christians, down to the splendid
Norman and Gothic piles which rear their proud tur
refs throughout Europe. He lamented the decadence
Of Architectural originality and thought that not a
single instance of a idea in that art had been
presented to the world for the past three four hundred
years All are copies copes-nothing new Why,
would rather stand bareheadedyou cannot your
head for awen Of the old Cathedras of Europe for
half an hour and have the historic glory of six
hundred years inspiring and carrying up my struck
soul to God-snd think there would be worship in
t--than listen to dozen sermons The Christians of
former ages have handed down to us their christianity in
Their Church architecture and infused the poetry of their
religion into the stained glass
After further singing aud prayer the box 10 be deposited
IN the corner stone produced. Rev. Mr. Gillette
reunced that it contained the different Baptist Reports Of
The year together with the various City daily and religious
Newspapers and few coins The box deposited and
The laid during singing by the choir The services
we're concluded by Benediciion from Rev Mr. Westcott
The Church will BE- handsome specimen of the Perpsn.
dkular Gothic IS feet in length and G5 in width, and viii
oet StoOOO
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Meeting a, tho Alllance Tenn.

This meeting largely attended and although tho
friends Of Temperance hailed the occasion OF pecu.
liar interest to themselves the proceedings were by no
means exclusive in their Az distinctions OF moral
Reform well of Polidcs seemingly forgotten in
earnest determination to unite for the success Of the
great work OF toe Present, City Reform. The meeting
called 10 order by Rev G. J. Warren, on whose mo.
ton Gerardus Boycs selected presiding officer aud
Charles Leigh as Secretary. Speeches were made by
Rev. j. II Martyr and Charles Edwards and Curtis W.
Noyes, Esqrs setting forth the object OF the meeting and
the indispensable need of united action the polls day
the parts of all the friends cf Charter Amendment.
They all effective and were warmly applauded esDe-
csy when audng 10 the prosper OF getting rid Of tho
pre batch Of officials OF the ressls of carry
ing the proposed amendments.
The following resolutions previously proposed through
Mr. Warren adopted at the close OF he meeting with
gre at unaniniiyi
Rt'olrsd, Tha, go for tho Charter Amenamsnlsi
mon Council dinin,hng Dcts from Se6 the members
s 70 $ 's SsGt s iis he S .aS tho
UD s e. p: s.s S sse Common we can e
TIE Executive ofths City enabled to bold suitable check h
dSd action Of al incompetent or possibly corrupted Board OF
Aldermen. -.
mate with the more popu branch Of tSe Common Coan
4h Because Alderman hereafter Judge
5ib Bessuss AZ leases sale. Of property franchises.
recon oftte Controller aud the highest bidder who viii owe sd
Because money. be expended By the Corporation
any celebration o. 2. any nd on any 0e-
& Because upon the SWING offering bb. 70 member
accepting Of any bbe OF any amount By such ber or officer there
osed the penalty Of Eve thousand dollars Gne and years
prfOIn ia the State Pdson.
9Th Resd That In advocating the proposed aendnent 10 tho
City Charter assigned indons
Jtem q Licensing the sale Of intoxicating drinks other Inn
Projections that main IN the the administration o. tho
Cy Government and do not compromise principles
friends OF TemIerance
sh fc.eirs That the rss.On. which des9
amply su lent do earnestly invite all friends Of virtue sad
TIE public welfare tho polls early and their ballots
FAVOR OF AMENDMENTS TO CHATTER
.ns S Vote % 10 ss @ 70 5 %e e ns S
personally ard pereyerng through the day and Will all n
and lawful power induce all ioows q,
IL announced adjournment that meeting OF the
friends OF Temperance would be held Al the Tent this
ming, to receive the Of the anticipated triumph.
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new mode Of Ventilation was yesterday tried on tho
Naugatuck Railroad with decided success The plan Is
that Of Messrs Atwood "atsreDry-the latter an officer
os,bs Road Its general outline Is this The passenger
ear, Of train all thrown into one long saloon by
means Of flexible cloth rubber platform and the win
Sows being kept closed and the train opened at the rear
strong current Of air is received just over the engine
through pipe bag vide as the train and some x to
twelve inches deep which passes in at the top front
and along through all the cars and out at the rear
passenger assures that the exemption from dust was
perfect the sation Of GOODNESS and freshness delightful
while the perfect facility and safety of passing from end to
end Of the train sensby enhanced the pleasure of'he jour
ney
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Tenth Ward City Reform Meeting

Ths msetinf wa held At Military Hail Bowery II vas
called to order BY s L. MscOmber, Esq Thomas Doyle,
ESQ. WAS apuointea Chairman. snd VIM. Jones and X.
Mo,ys secretaries The meeting ably addressed by
Az Jossnb p simpson and John j. COmmerford in sup
mort If tbe proposed amendments to the Charter Rssou-
ton. in sn1roDriate terms passed. approving Of tho
arnend.o
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

IERRL HATE lnd-An Election under the new charter
came on recently, and larger vote taken than
herstoioFs Considerable interest manifested il
SOFT Of holiday, there circus in town and be-
heVe almost everybody turned out We heard OF out
breaks any kind during the day The following Is the
result Tor Mayor, VIM. c. Edwards, Ind.
lie cy noE takes far start under the arrange
meni and under good mana cement VIII doubtless 20
her career Of prosperity.
he new Common Council met June g. 81 which time the
Old Board and officers the Board to be presided
over there after by the Mayor Of the city who has vote
only On tie.
MYSTERIOUS William X. McCrzry
aged i years left the Suted Institute at Sued c.
the 9Th OF April ard has not since been heard from He
Is The son Of Dr. McCrary Of AgaEa, West Springfield
II feared that the young man my De l&ooring uoder
slght mental alteration there 10 other conceivable
way Of accounting for leaving all the comforts Of happy
home, and aeconate parents 10 whom be was devoedy
attached Papers copying the above sn greatly obige the
afflicted parents and friends and any having informs
ton respecting him Will confer favor, and be literally
wsrded by communicating the 10 DR. Edwin McCrry
Springfield, Mass
The hail q last Friday night is reported 20 have
done much injury to the growing crops in Lancaster Daa
pbin and Colombia Ccuntlss, PsrnsyiYani2
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i 1.eker and n New Democratic Paper Mt WASH
'rens clerks Under the New CIassi6cn tou-Trou-
Ne with the Wild Indians Of New hexico-RuIes
-. the 4. eyernmeBt OF the Navy, &c.
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On Saturday Nay IA, Rosy BcI.rcMiy, aged IS
y-ars and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of Ter brother
corner OF Thirty seventh street and Sixth avenue, this
afternoon, at 2o'clock.
AT the Convent OF the Sisters Of Mercy Chicago the
10th ipst SISTER JosEPHNE iHonora kinsela sister of
the Very Rev President of the University Of St Msrys
At Westbroot, Ne, Mrs. FLUENT mother Of the Mr.
Fluent who injured by the late railroad accident
Norwalh, and whose wife vas killed. Mrs had been
sick for some time and her and daughter 10 law
coming to see her before she died when they
volved in the terrible calamity.
On Friday, May 13 RossErIA, rect of the late John j.
Hepburn. house painter
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
specially invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, No 2lS Wooster street. this afecaoon at
O'Clock precisely.
On board the steamship Illinois, from Panam. to New
an attach q ss M II esr a s0%
days. He medical assistant board the Pac 6c
visit to his family at the time OF his DEATH Dr. ui.y
whom he assisted in writing to HE frieLds remarks
feel it painful to symoath1e with you in he loss of
noble son. He was beloved and respected by all who
knew him. to me more like relative than an ordinary
acquaintance
wiz any gentleman who vas on board the steamer H.
inois, on the 9Th of August 1852 fron Panama New
York, and who knows anything Of the circumstances
connected with the death OF Mr.. Thomas f. B.lsland,
communicate freely with his disconsolate mother and
sisters His death not published at the tue neither
have been apped Of by the at
ma and Dr. McNulty Address Miss Bl!sland, Charles
ton, South Carolina
On May CHARLOTTE GARDNER widow OF the late James
Gardner The deceased daughter Of Thomas Picton
Esq of Poyston, in Pembrokeshre, South Wales, and
.ste, to the late Sir Thomas Pcton Knit c. C. B. Com
Inander Of the Order OF the Toser and the
Sword and Lieutenant General in the British army She
was in her S9th and TO Thomas Pctop
editor OF the New York sachem English papers please
On Saturday. May H. at No. Orange street, MAURICE
MASNx late Of Taee, county Of Kerry, Ireland, after
short illness Of remittent fever.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his
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for the sale OF his Vegetable Universal Pills been re-
moved to No Lspenard street The great Importance
Brandreths pills family medicine OF the most
and reliable pusstyss and purifiers Of the blood
we'll by the public Mt large DR. Brandeth
the Of two thousand medical that
found them reliable turgatye any
compound Some have gone far to state that chronic
disease will BIO less and less in the land the
curative effects Of these pills become better known In the
last eleven months there have been sold for the
boxes Of pills This is quite cheering
which exceedingly in its effects except evil
and thus be the occasion Of humane practice
healing art Man will be born days Of bliss
What has hitherto been his weighed down he has been
knew how 70 alleviate, until pills were
ed TO the world The weak the feeble the nrm
operation and the worst complaints are removed
vsrance without the expense OF Adapted 70 all
invented for families take sea-
regimen or care sgnna. taking cold Dr. Brandreths prn
where the Brandeths pills SOLD with full directions
% cents box.
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SHIPPING.

UsIRALIA AUSTRALIA t-CABIN PASSAGE
IA only-Tor sydney direct-Will have Immediate des.
psteh-yLhe very ,plsndd CLIPPER stip INDIAN QUEEN
capt WIN g Drummond. toppered and copper faston
and seet sser having all cargo and 9sno
board will sail for Sydney direct etuny ae above and
hos npequalcd accommodations for lin tied mum Der of
CABIN PASSENGER The cabin s lifted in remarkably
Convenient and tasteful manner IL calculated tho Ia.
dian Queen Will make tho voyage in rema,knbJy sbort
space Of time To bertbs carly application pst DO
mace On heard, at pier No ", East river or 70
wa J. JhpSSQTT 4 co. &c scvth street
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Ysssssaay . Hoss Wunassous ard ynAusn.
Nal nsstng tssA psss ~ he Halle OF Fashion, S5 Broad
80 e so scsysy M -
~ t.:.sen; =. unAaness vets vas Eysn approvns q
dimdenoe. Senator b" delighted with al the minute
arrangements sighed for TO have such modern improve
reported the bivogss in esiA language su
dering the United States depot safe anchorage
One Of the upper vowed that the Broadway Drawing
room in its style taste ecpsed the Fifth avenue
down town importer snvisd our hs glorious north
Light Windows Forthwith general rush Of orders was
given TO- the victorious Fox instead Of silver pot
tray, and nxngs.
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= NEW PUBLICATIONS.

49, = : = !. Z
NOW READY SECOND EDITION FIRST FART
~ OF tho Popular Educator, at No. IL SprSce street
Price @ cents This will be the NOR comprehensive ed
catonal periodical issued from the IL will
regular Of strucon in every OF
knowledge IL to introduce the people TO NIL the
departments Of human knowledge and TO AFFORD TO ind
yidusl man the means Of complete secular education
The Popular Educsor braces the following
J: Lnsensge-2 Natural history-8 nathsmstios-t Ply
aical rciepcesL Industrial sciencess. Fine artsT An
tbrorolcey--S History. Philosophy 10 Political
,sjeDcc-iI. Ciyili2otion-l2. MISCELLANY ALEXANDER
MONTGOMERY ~ Spruce street. The Educator will he
supplied and sold by all booksellers.
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To the Manufacturing Clothiers Of New
TorkIt 10 now entirely certain that clothing made BY
means Of Singers patent sewing machines must hereafter
have greatly the preference all handwork It's
strength and unequalled beauty will for il high
price and rapid sale Tho wise buying machines
procuring operators It will be either
when the hurry Of the Call and ami ne
tho machines and their work. 1t the ONCE a3 Broadway
l. n. SINGER A co.
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UAOT4EyJp0.

MAST OFF CLOrHING-ss6O WORTH WANTED
" The highest cssl price will be literally gyer n
onty for large small lots Of lst OF o,otbu OF
every ptjcn Lddrss 81 rough cali on JAMES
kOkONEY, o. h'snr"io ratorc u Orange street bsa
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Straw Bonnets.-straw Bonnets at Fl

Bennett Co.'s, sol Broadway Frank Bsnpet Co have
the of the ladies of New York. that
fully to meet the demand for their
goods which for the last month"; been exceed
Of the reception of
supply from London and Paris From their present
and varied assortment, lady will fail to suit
herself kind quality and price. Our shapes this
misht add are exceedingly becoming and
xricee ueh reduced.
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SPRING Business Goats, Spring Ovcrcoats,
nsrs ssshs spring oei spring vest spring pants in the
beautiful variety Of goods selected
S1r eho,sett spring i'm ortations d. ]. DBvLIN,
Nos IS and 50 John street corner Nssssx.
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AGENCY.

.~~>~~~~>~~~~~>>>~~>~~~
LNXPRESS OFFICE-COMMISsION INNOVATIONS,
~ and banking affairs. .Msssrs; TETARD DUVIvIEK,
NO a. Rue Notrc Dame Des victories Paris beg TO inform
the Americans and the public at large that they have
lied their business plan which will enable them
dertake all sorts of commission importation and banking
Affairs at only two per cont pre- paid letter will be
Immediately attended to- and replied TO by the following
EYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
Nv Merchants, VaIpsraiso.
WILLIAM T.NyE, A. RIcuARDsoE, AUGvsrvs LonEARD.
References.
SApTfAeo-Hon. Balie Psyton
vsIpARAIso-Msesrs. Assoc Co., Hemeuway Co.
PArAsA- hes,rs Corwins Bro. Co., Garrison TritI
VIM. Nelson 4 Co.
L!vrEPooL-Ke.srs Bowman, erinpsn A Co, william
Jackson. Esq.
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BAITiEOEE-MeGr John Henderson K Co. Thomas a.
Hand Co, White Elder.
SAN fnAScIsco- NeSrs Flint, Peabody, 4 Go, Hu,ssy
bond Hale, Chas. Dcane. Esq, J. n. 7 yon, Fac.
observation-disclosures Ammi G. Lombard Esq., ". b. Brigham
4 Co, Glidden Williams.
CANToE-Nye, Perkins Co.
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be distributed among ak hundred subscribers the 3s
Of May Each for only SIS will receive
deed for four building lots . BY 100 feet in the beautiful
twenty acres Subscribers taking tho sharoe fast
and the number will be obtained. Now the time to
citizens locst and great have been and
being made Many Of the lots these have
sold fer from o TO 500 per cent advance over the price for
will be a good Investment. Apply TO CHARLES WOOD.
06 Broadway of Fulton street New York who will
receive remances and forward receipts therefor
Of nail He will so gratnitousy furnish aud pam
phlete Of the property and cheerfy give such other nfor
nasicn sc may he desired.
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% 80 for Fashionable Dress French Calf
skin boots made to ORDER patent leather boots the hest
quality, 8 60 shoes CATERS, &C. equally low Call and
satisfy yourself at j. HUNTS, 446 broadway
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FANCY PIGEONS, OF EVERY COLOR AND SHAPE
Ladies and gcnt.me from tie country about TO male
eeectone by applying 1T the rove ttore go Bovery
the test soef offered for sale IN perfect health and
properly mated Poutere fentais rufs msrpiss bsrbs
tumbers Ao, together With variety Of tho iaf esocl
breed
Glitter GCG-WANTID, a YOUNG sFTrre, WELL
~ h,cle nnd1 pood ,..t' hccEc,e Setter Eey.'o ptbse
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Mourning Goods 800 pieces Printed Lawns,
Tine quality, at chilling per yard at the New
Mourning Store SOL Broadway between St Nicholas and
Metropolitan Hotelf. BARTHOLOMEW WEED
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Awnings! Awnings!.-C. McD0ugan Il
BROTHER, No. H4 Hudson street. manufacturer Of plain
and fancy awning also the Venetian yeI.ila,ng window
n B-hade to order, ard forwarded to of the
rpftoc States. q. McDOUGALL.
p. d. NcDOUGALL.
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looking men, whose sp0tles white neckclohs signify most
emphssally that in the midst of anniversary week
They from east and west north and SOUTH
consult how best promote the good Of manknd and in
Wishing them In their pous labors would suggest
method Of rendering their visit than usually satis
factory Let them each buy hat and let the hat bear
the stamp Of KNOWS skin and genius His price is but
~, and his place l2S Fulton street
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It Is oil n Humbug to say that Awnings Will
not nlldew for there description of but what
will NJ JOHNSON, Of ll6 Maiden lane and 100 Hester
hamnocks bags &c. for the past sixteen and does
not his goods City and country dealers
teles As for his awnings. he warrants them TO
those of other make Give him cail and
wilI6ct be deceived.
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tracing the roots On this plan teeth look natural
and give moro youthful appearance than osher kno
az Rroa
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Married.

Married.
At Trinity Church, on Thursday, May L., by the Rev.
z Hgbee. Mr. JOHN W. MErIoR, youngest son Of Mrs.
lawton, late Of No. SO Greenwich street. Mis- ELIZA
BrTB BouT7TR, Of Brooklyn.