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w ONDERFUL CURIOSITIES.-N0w on e,
Nrm fluctuations.

"f the People be thoroughly indocirrsted in ne she
,rinep of livdror make themselves acquainted win
law Of III. and health they will welngh emaneiae themselves
from all need doctors OF any fort' lD mn.
THE NEW HYDROPATlllC FAMlL1 fIl1ol-
pescber aud gean adviser win reference
TO the nature causc prevention and treatment OF diseases seei
denis and every kind with glossary table OF contents
and index complete; whole illustrated with nearly three
epeyiprs Nv Joel Shew NJ d. Published by fOWLEhS AND
WELLS No sos Broadway Newlok One large volume oil S@
pases substantially bound Price, delivered free, - 3D.
The organs of the system and diseases to when hy arc
sufiec with their tuVTo clearly ana liy SCI
fh Fhysoogical eDsravings throughout tue NeuMe k.he
idea ot the organization anu ~ Tlnne
man frame" ~ :. A-
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StJ0O REWARD will be paid for information
- OO that viii Lead 10 the discovery OF ANN f. PORTER,
wife OF Dr. j. IT, WEBSTER MontreaWheG she len home Il Is
supposed troubled with arrangement Of the mae she vas
subject snting che Gete about 5eet inches
hi dark hair very thin 90 the top OF her bead mixed win
sv false upper front teeth artificial when she en-
home wooden dress Of reddish brown plaid trimmed with
SCARLET bred slstecoored bonnet drsb shawl
aud large eo composed Of set with ur
qsoise .hawpin generally gaer, she rad rh
soeleathsr trunk makers inside Sr Hboad,
Monre and covered with with Dr. Wber Montreal.
had with her other things bonnet OF
hor, hair work lilac printed formers rich brown
travelling dres embroidered in front,
with butOusj black silk maaa black
ace vaii one chased aud set with pearl.
The BY letter dated SewYork May Is,
1854 Direct information Dr. w NELSON Mayer Of the
City of Montreal Canada.
d az REWARD will be given to any one who
~ ~ o copy Of REIIps PHILOSOPHICAL
WORKS (s Hamiou's edition. lately stolen from
and informs N how lie obteinedh.
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! IFE OF ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER, d. d

IIBy Rev James W. Alexander, d d. / vol. $40, - b.
contribution Christian biography ma not been
made in any part world this 10 : chiefly
aufotoguphca and pc ell the peculiar traits Of ne ciee
OF G.fo thu has arranged the materials 7h con
good suppiyins ell dhenctes ana MAKING
sCmAtic work. The deafn-bed scene y cue OF sne
mot touching reed without ostenaioas DIS
PLAY calm and confident and Truly sublime close 81
long life &c usi,ely devoted % his mission"
His intellect grasp and yet extreme ncey OF
perceItou eoqufnce often cquaed, and has Nsl pey
ueh A. few ID earth attain Few have made so deep aud
noble ms Christian Church Of country a. Dr. cai-
bald Al xGnccr' ~ l. t9u''ri a." r--t4i9''
f Presbyterian Banner
The model biog-,thv- N Y. Observer.
we ind the work sdmrabe as IL heue l. inter
tst1g PROFESSIONALLY the deceased wss one o. me es
ct branch Of the Protestant Church me Ued
States produced In sogud leaning IN fluent and consistent
ri,fv intelligent devotion TO the service OF re-
soD sld the Church he had few equals end no
pared IN part hs manuscripts IN the highest deee u
suc,ive and but family express pI smae o. Us
ysgen ~, 4. 70
admirably illustrates the character Of d. Alexander aud pre-
HIM he bis nds simple and peIarcha ~
hsb his in elect sborous 10 duty PATE ns -
youth and thoroughly sincere snd e sa al 81
fecfstiCn 10 his Pieiy lfhhadeiphia an
manifold claims the attention o. the Ch
an public a simplicity welugh ryaling ehdhooditseli De
intellect extent Of learning and "
eoquence depth hTn feeling and general ley sn
and purity which have rendered him permanently
,rhols Cbprcb lAbsny Argus
io', ,nLIi.Led Nv CHARLES sCRIBNER,
Nassau &.
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Amusemfufe.

CRYSTAL PALACE-WORLD's FAIR-ASSO-
~ CATION for the EXHIBITION of the INDUSTRY OF ALL
HAIIOSs. 80
Open DAILY from ga. NJ. till shutdown 49, -, ,,,s
ADMISSION ON ALL OCCASIONS TWENIl-fINE CENio
GRAND BALLOON ASCEN Jon.
Mr. JOHN WISE the celebrated AERONAuT has been engaged
I. r.is a GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION from the Court
iud IN font Of The CRYSTAL PALACE on FRIDAY NEAr he
re- A. o'clock Court viii be inosed and visitors
H. Palace the initiation OF the Balloon
Ike without charge. - ,,,,r.,~c r a..
~ and reward II TWENTY Five DOLLARS will be pad 70
,sv who y HI first Mr. Wise his descent to the cam
him bis Balloon the Palace IN time Tor hun 70
Az sceount aerial voyage TO the Crystal Palace visitors inc
E1Ee eveuing III ,ro-
he CRYSTAL PALACE sbounds with the most enlssos BRO
of .yery portion Of the Globe. Its specimens OF ME-
sim and TIE Fine have been furnished by many thou
- eontribuors resident in Europe Asia cs and Amerc
cOI1 MI DALS and CASH PREMIUMS of One Thousand Dol
In each and less diplomas, &C. offered by the A'o
the beet specm Of Industry sSi na
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! CAPT. FOOTE'S VALUABLE WORK on
D. APPLE TOM Co
Have INST PahAd

Have Just Pah1hd
AFRICA AND THE AMERICAN FLAG By Andrew n
Afiea D. 1850 L. = With several ntsi illustrations vol
limo Price 81 81
Our viii delighted with ehnss and unprster5.
ye he narrative aid the manly good sense Of the
Of sod sterling merit; full Of useful INF rnAnr
Com has given the word f-rd Of LoAl mater
both Interesting sud important" lCom Adv.
In many respects the arrest book Of the season."
The mos. valuable Afcs which ha appeared dgns
The present century containing dos anost incredible
'"''--' - Philadelphia Daily News
The con,ensof volume honorable alike the he'd sa1
-'''' IAnerean Courier.
truly vsuAtle wsrk The enjoyed opportunities
the cole elton Of valuable inflammation relating 70 e al Na
a. Stamford Adyoca-e.
Worth far more than most would the tile
book written with ses, GrHnes' and eap5or and vii fully
rersy q careful reading lbgiso Consirf
his supplies want long felt IL contains srse amount
al valuable information worthy Of mPci, credit ttouF ln
Thfoughout the book it quite apparent that me aux
ChlllGa well observing man in Mates OF ne word
Written agreeable Style and contains much sghsians snd
,..fni tuovgl, lse. Pills Elf.
@''"' d. APPLETON Co.,
PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF EXPLORATIONS AND lSCI-
DENTS ~ TEXAS. SEWMEXlCO, CALIFORNIA, sONOKA
AND CHIHUAHUA. In the 1850, 81 - and D. c5nneeee
Win the boundary Commission By John Russell Bartlett
United States during that period with very aue os
illustrations and map complete 2yo svo OF so pages ea
handsomely printed in bold type extra hne pApe fn's - IN
LIFF IN ABYssNA Being the Personal Nsraive OF an IN
.hInen that country b. Msnhed Fartyns E
with Ilus'Isnous. vols. limo. Pree - 20 Cloth ,.,
Ooue Thing convinced and that T. that few thar se u
Lite in Abys will lay down without reading nro1sh,ud
without excsung when ibs 10 the end was, 40 a!ns
hook this and what agreeable savage aaasasd
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6orses, Carriages, ST.


AT PRIVATE SALE-A very nice LIGHT
N COACH sold the sale Of Jones IN
q and not called be No Is ihav, BY applying
TO DANIEL UNDERH LII. o the premises or 20 bAhEh
WEEks No Metropolitan Bank Building. Pnest and
Broadway
CARRIAGES-A large stock of CARRIAGES, city
~ mike material for sale close concern a.
No. go Broadway.
L'OR SALE-A DARK BROWN MULE, 10 haads
hish ard Ksne In double code
harue Apply TO STEWART SMITH NoL III and ll5 est
55d-st
nor SALE CHEAP-The large and well known
Il SLIT IOLA MONTH"; with litter EIGHT PUPS; the
4rg,t best the Species warranted a Sswoas
the Trunk Celia under the NAT store NO
a52 Grenwch bswees Robinson and Murray Inquire "sboTe
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6uerial Notice.

a. I,lss Executive Cemm.tcc. :. \ mcctne OF ihs
- ufl ~ ktS MONDAY ENfNlNN, Jauo >, a.
'<A.A ~ ~ ENsawsy Ncsse. ty orsgt, ,..,, ,,,
Nss..tc W bis Ecpcrai te,nn,,tcc-A Regular NJ ct
49,. ss,atr~ Nil h ksid 90 TUESDAY EVENING june .,
'sSS~> IOriiAR MILLS, Chairman
}SsN II Ws r,ss !, Vice Chairman.
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60 TURNER'S an6 Others.

GRAPE VINES and CENTIFOLIO ROSES, from
OEuROPE per bss Diana choice selection Of the
climate Price 80 hundred 80
per thousand Inquire Me- - North William 5ih story
DURE BRED Suffolk Pigs, Fancy Fowls COtswold
sheep bred the best Imported soet s country and
tho,ossh. bred Hoises furnished On short notice by
GEO. II. kITTREDGE, No. III West i6h r., " Y.
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n. SAip 81 the Board Of Under~rters
a. .hc Companies ecns repseseniee "ss unanAh
49, Tat fscra and amer this dse Policy shall be Issued
- -rsssa IN The foreign trade. ihc freight OF such
- v-l.s r .seus I've cause WARRANTED CARRY
- - - ELLWODD WALTER.
Srr-e.rv Board Of UuGerv
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by Appleton c9 O. p Putnam a1 "a Rn5s q C
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and by booksellers and News Agents generally through
out
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DAILY SUNDAY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
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MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS
90 econ .s nm l,hed together with every description OF
BOOKS AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
on the most Having now perfected inc o'
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ness and disT ach. Fox the generous support OIL he H
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n S. FRANCIS & Co., publish diilo DAi
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ri a spencer b. D. I2mo IS cents m,,kn,
ou an and general u Ts'd re
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THE 1aS7sd IS; ,?Si EosAiE and other
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Wsrib She has also yron beautiful Intervals o.
strong practical thought and his iOFei1e Review
-. =. R ss,;4,, yr ldi ,saao 81,
THE DiETETICS OF THE SOUL From the Ss''"'"
'd snIEcTioSs FROM WRITINGS OF DANIEL WEB
sTEF TsoR OF ONE HUNDRED BEyERAGEsr Z? SrY' OF
fPsSIIS'S STRANGERS HAND-buOh ~ I'M ~ -
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CTAVFRY AND THE UNION-A panlphet Vi ~
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MIR north AND soUTH-coniainiDs ssi''' oil a''''
.u,,,od from TIE -YoRK TRIBUNE
CONTENTS
,sr.yERY AND THE UNION ,
=, nrTATIyr POWER OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH
III TIM COMMERCE OF THE NORTH AND sooiH~
y-CosT OF THE UNION.
y-THE GREAT STRUGGLE r,
~ Tur SOUTH AND NoRTHERN INTERESTS,
AZ, PROTECTION AND SOUTHERN lNIthLSi''
vrT-NOaTH AND SOUTH
~ TrF CASE AS IT STANDS
X-vIROfNIA
~ ,orsnts angle; sc per hundred --------
SIR WICKED TO LAUGH'-If you think 50 Dc
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u1niss CpolCE WORKS. Tor u youu0 g., ~. cloth
iuCcooD,s IysiCALITiEs with Como ii'
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eVn o. ready and the Of fun who en si.h sihs Of
are 70" 'y hDok stores be supplioo W.. 4, Pos.
Them by mail, yostsge paid By ieni''"s WV
op peIs1db, HIGGINS KELLOGG, Bcessss"S ,wYors
pi.ss Rool and Stntionefs % JONI
1uyO the HENRY CLAY MEN Of NEW Ew-,lv, ~ ns.r.
/ THE sPEECUEsgof HENRY CLAY inomi i as,svo Price
r. ~ Er.s ssrseni and Horace Greeley. Ono WI
81 fuSsd 'A day and ''' ;' G. DERBY No P's place
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Boaro an6 Rooms.

DOARDING-No. II UNIVERSITY-PLACE, cor
Dc, Clinton dehtiu location nusds.s ys1, Of %,s
cdE OF aP%afMESs aDo"
terms newly lifted replete with every eopyenenee
CAGLE HOTEL ACCOMPLISHMENTS wlll do
5 "" s6e@. 's1s"ss i s s's
Ianis. Office open ali sisht
4 GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, and two SINGLE
N GENTLEMEN can Obtain GOOD BOARD add PLEASANT
there VIII be but few % No A%
A LADY in 4thav., near 25th-st., having more
~ than she require, will ysIy asns.9.'iy ~
E Eo stpRooM sic Cas- b.n se Address D.
Union. square Pos, Office. ~
A NUMBER of ROOMS, furnished or unfarnished,
n with ri.hou. BOARD can be obtained 10 the s c''s
house No. 80 Bleeeserst, near Broadway -
ARE YOU LOOKING for BOARD, ROOMS, or
nc. ss ~ al" :s BE- s,
enables bring suitable parties ogether Begdec politely d.
sSd most s'pssg. method Of sd1sSns oss Hal.
corner stbst aad la FsJettepsee' ---
ROARD:-A Southern family, having more room
G.nemen with PARTIAL BoARD or Gentleman and Lady with
FULL BOARD. Inquire at No ial Fast zl.tst
DOARDING.-Af few Gentlemen can have PLEAS
- ANT Rooms with BOARD :. No 8 asS.sn :, hsxssa
r1oa s 10 Ts S ss' OF Two
BOARD with BREAKFAST and TEA tor FOUR
ID GENTLEMEN may b. he'd q, No IS Hsmmondst Roo"
large aud airy, second ssry front
DOARDING.-A pleasant furnished FRONT ROOM
ID single osnIsmsn With BoAEp :: No T,spI ia
f1s sSgas D' Sss risK No. sws
BOARD in BROOKLYN-Two or three Gentle
ID obtain pies. Ut ROOMS snd BOARD with pn.
family Location desirsbie being only few mna'eg wAs
Wall Fulton Ferries Persons whrg % md issssns
would do we'll esn az No. 19 Adat os
tween Johnson and Hilary. = Z
DOARD-A Gentleman and Wife, alfo eingle Zen
ID ,lsmsn can ind ROOMS, FURNISHED or UNfUkSishsu
with FULL oE.PARrIAL BOARD The house hes ne moern IN
roFem.ns within half block hefefefes TO-
egind No s5 10th st., few doors ess, Of htav ----
DOARDING-At Nos. 45 and AZ East BroedwSyy;
rlesssn. ROOMS tbsf W1ss ~ "~S~~
for Jingle Genilsmen- Apply ct No "A
BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHIs:ZA Sen.,s-
an and bls Wife o. ptiemsn. een ne ussas.nsY
FURNISHED ROOMS No. 80 WAlowst, 'nse "'s'~s van
fcm wsl-st and Futon Fesrie' M
DOARD in BROOKLYN-A Gentleman and Vile
:, ,v ale ~, Be seemmcdsssd wsb pssSa1t
t ICON 90 .f s'' tasr.,s C., BrooLy Poet oHee
noIRp-With FURNISHED or UNFURNisHED
Rooms 90 Fsnhies sinxe 0enfisues, In sn-
40 ws.t Isti a., between 9Th and shaw w ItAf
DOARD in BR0OKLYN-A Gentleman and Wife,
ID nsls 0eAsensn b accommodated IN private
sses ~slA houn wsi-s Ferry.
BOARD for CHILDREN.-A highly respectable
ID WIDOW Lady scosssoasd tho cAldssu va nhs -s
three children RoARD, ssswsen H. ~ ~ A. A
whsrs ,heh morals snd sehecsiIa w e
al No. i5n Prince street three slocts wes o.
DOARD WANTEDA-Fer Lad 10 yesfs 9. ~, "A ~
- ID. ciy e Sewyesk, stsse - 49, xrrss % sun.
lsty Hall sxehases hoard SSs LsAs "a
dssh hsssh viiae "a fns bsss - - .,sss
hafhins The very bsst q cay - esssy 49, -
end rssvsss ASasss \ . n Aess 49, "' - 49,
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fsst ano fsun6.

EOUND-A BROCHE SHAWL, left in a Green
j wood Stage Friday p. ~. June The obtain
the by calling No 1853 ithsy and paying the advertising
charges
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The rronptings Of benevolent nature are
pure and lofty, and she'd a tingc of tranquil
happiness over the life of him who possesses
it. AS the morning dew arises to heaven
rich with the fragrance o.. TIE flowers it has
refreshed and Eri ghicncds so true bcncvo!oncc
asccnds to the skies, laden with the blessings
Of all those upon whom it has shed one little
ray of warm and genial sunshine.
A Coon MAXIM-Thc more quietly and
pcaceally We get on, the better for Us and
the better for our nciy hbor>. In nine cases
out Of ten, the wiscst policy is. If man cheats
YOU. quit dealing with him: if he is ahusive,
quit his company; If he SANDERS You. con-
duet Yourself so that nobody will believe him.
No matter who he is. or how he mi>uscs YOU,
the wiscst way is generally to let him alone.
for there is nothing better than this cool calm.
1rict wav of dealing with the wrongs we
meet with.
This little fellow" said Martin I.u-
.!er Of a bird going to roOst, has chosen his
shelter, and is quietly rocking himself to
sleep without care for tomorrow LODI Iing,
calmly holding by his little twi =, and leaving
Gml alcne TO think for him"
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jt!ural aua krIiqiuns.

The AIMS OF LIrE.-Itis as true As truth.
that the duties OF HE are more than life itself
L" live comrrchenl> far more than the mere
eating. drinking and s!ccping of every ,lav
existence. Gittc'l, as man is. with an active.
inluiring mind: endowed with intcllcc.ual
and moral powers; with heart sensitive and
alive to pleasure and to sorrow with an i'm
mortal soll and an after destiny; the ends
and aims Of his existence are certainly as lof
~ as tic skies. and far above the little plans
and schemes OF life and endowment. which now
5" much occupy and cncross the thoughts of
mortals. Shakespeare speaks of the tomb Of
nature which makes all ncn kin" uniting
them together by aco;nmon bond OF brother
hood So to live as to benefit the human
race. rather than to act as lane and an in
jury. seems the duty o:evcry one
There is no doubt that an act of charity n,
bencvclcrrc done TO another, creates II, the
human bosom a mc!ody .w.etcr than the d.
''reSt harmony, AID brings reward far moro
precious than the iimonds Of the richest mines
or the wealth Of the mos, golden mountains
And in pursuin. III" journey Of !;ic-a rugged
an'a thornv pa,hwa:, truly. with few flower.
to bcas.iiiy and a'lorn tit is well to remem.
Der a''at all have cares and sorrows, which 4
mile kindness may alleviate if 10: remove.
II 4; well TO Remember that
>. Much oicarc
Every huin:i y. II it,:>t bear"
-S~f Tint fruc Lcnr, o,cnrc consists no. ,,..,o
I'll :"'"t wl,!rs. bat III active deeds. The
.cn.''isHAsnc:.> ci h,.,im. lna.:e on, heart .a,-
l-''r ':':'-: III. ~. MIL, well serve As re-.
81 ~ - r,.:'j 1tr.. a., 90, action
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NEW and sinEUlaJv successful remedy for the
y cure of all Bilious diseases - Co>ti,c,>~ Ind-
gc>tion. Jaundicc. Dr"p>v, Rheumatism. F,y.r>.
Cont. llum"r>. Nervousness lrritabihtv lu.aulu..-
tons. Headache. Pans III H., Breast, Side. Back
and Limos. Female N, ai,.t>. Sc. Nc. Indeed.
very few axe TIE diseases III which rur-ati,c Nc-
enc Is not more "r loss required. and much SicA
nc>, ard >I.i,riu, IN ,, b, prevented. If a harm
less hat III, tutl tat'rti vrrc NOR. ;,,,l, used.
Ne l,,r~o,. en- feel we'll vlilc a co>il,c ,'it ot
Idly lFo' MS besides it soon generates serious .li
often fatal = ,.t~t> v h ,,rlt ly, i.,ri .,, !
b, The 'nr,y AID ri.i u>,. Of -oo! irir..t.yc
lbs Is ain tf' - "l!~. t'N"rl>h >N;ui toms, and
bI!"H~ O.. rt vi. -. hoy AL toad t. ncro.n,
produce tie d,,p ~rA.t ana formidable d.>;,u,,. r,
which load IN" h'.'I>o~ AL over II" land Nc,..c q
rr.iaH." .aiiAv lN~r l. o TIE INST import tI... 60
II" iV.i!c health. Al: This ri. has been Icr. I'd
with ct:!>un,u.t' >h..l :, meet that demand M
cN;"~i'o tn, o.: Is srtu,> ~ Py~,clt,.> I-,f.>-
s"r~. and Patients. h.> shown results surprising
ANY thing h,:h'ri" known %: aIy mc!c;.!c Cures
have been ',!'rt,i h,voII belief were ti.ry no; sub
sttltIlt"I * persons Il ~, cXt,i position and
character t. torii ~. suspicion q: i!i,irr!tL
Among the ,.ui,crt gentlemen t. whom W., arc
allow, l. r,,.r iur these facts are
PNor. N,IE>rI>r Morn the DISTINGUISHED! Sur
gcun ii New Yc,h CIV
Door. A. \. HIVE. Practical Chc,i>, - -.
F.: IF no-: n and q ,.-;s. 10y tho S,,.r.,f
s.,l.u>.,t~
=, .
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Passumpsic Rouse
FOR SALE.

account Of continued sickness in H.. t,onr
- OF III" present incumbent. tie wen know
Tavern stand. called lie Pas un,,~ic I!ou-a !. of
icFe'!'r sale" Situa'ei twenty rods rom N. pa.
'hgtr Depot i'll ST. .Io,i'ry it i, the Le., Stand
!"r business i'll the Count of Caledonia: there i
"'iI''!e,> th"i"ii Tor Nv" smart v"l.nr men.
lii!i':e'i.A'c Possession Viii te given.
HORACE EVANS.
OILS EVANS.
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To all Lovers of Good Horses,

v5I!lE .ni-cri'or would >av Z" h> "ric,,l> ari ~
4 public, that the famous BILLY ROOT or VII
cox Horse will be found n .lc following places -
" Lyndon Corner M"l,'av>. Ea>. ST. Johns ,iry
Tuesdays, North panvc Wednesdays. ra.euip-
>ic IhnrS'!avs and ut thc stable Of the >u',>r!,cr
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS A. IT. WILCOX
-. ,I"hr>lurv, May T., ~. s,7v3
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YOUNG ELLA.

BY FANNY FORREST
shes TN: n dainty blossom.
Ev May winds kissed apart,
With blush upon Ike petals,
Az! y dew drop Il, the heart.
When the Storm wind rono..> L. ~ hey,
Will he 'cellv bow her head.
While Eer iadt.l leaves lron -;.'.;rr
To .!!c Chilly GARDEN bel?
ur will brave HIGH spirit
From The q'iivcrins jcw-'rrp spring:
Love warm the ro-c-tint crimson:
Faith ~Irca1 each Leaf "inc?
God make her 'rllp ana carnos',
Coz! make her firm ana strong
:" ere She join the angels,
Her heart shall sing their song.
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Clothes Reels.

1--WE subscriber has left quantity Of Clo.hos
I Reel, IN the care Of Mr.. !>;,:c Woods. of :.
I"ii'>bury. '"r sale. Any "nc in want Of those .r.
''..S l. invited to call LEWIS X. HAWKINS.
Nav 4. 1854 go,
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~ ;le~r arr Pr.
Lil>u> | teri. or TALL.
Ui- Il the " ont,
! iunr .Auu>. ur
" uir-: li.,Gic
in"ainHl ,nn am.
liberation If tie
Won't: lnci l-,iial
H.'n"rrhaE".or
l"nlinr: Painful.
Suppressed. and Ir-
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&5A Iron Foundry Establishment
;;;;h FOR SAIE!

NJ ILL be sold! by auction. on Wc.l,:e- lav. thc
" 2S!h day If june ncx!. unless before chem
SOLD az private >alr. all that part Of hr real and per
>"nal estate" Vim. W. LITTLE. lately deceased
winch j. connected with the Iron Foundry in Jrus
b"E@h Orleans Comfy. Vermont. HIS property
consists OF a large and convenient moulin -r,om
nl"cN>h!'h- wood, AND mac!.ine Shops dwelling
houses: great number and variety Of TASKS tonI
a:.' patterns, the accumulation If fifteen vcar.
'"tndry hu>iic>> III lri>i'ur9h. |; is ocatc, in =
pleasant village having an are: Of near one hundred
mics "' country within which. Il" other foundry j..
operating: and is about four miles ,.a,. from tl,
line "f the Fa->umi>ic Railway. Tie watrrp bower
i abundant. AMI NOT surpassed by any in Vermont
i"r uniformity Ct supply. Tie bu>iuc~, which Ina.
heretofore tended I" the foundry may he ret;,;nc
ana Il thrivIE country around will afford !, >ur
promise Of steady a:id LARGE increase in tha lu.i
hess "f the establishment. The >,l" will be ,rrc,,
furv. !" close my administration of the E>t,tc If
TIE ceased
MOODY y. KIMBALL. Administrator
lrashurgh, May To- Is54 s-.wc;s
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BOOT 4 SHOE MANUFACTURES.

Iiave Il good supply OF iAi-- on hand: IoT1i-
Last and boo: &C., which NH ic sod low 10
cash. I" G hAhNii-
MAJ l.. Il: -"t
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HEEIELNfL.\.

REFERENCES
l.. Il. Fr .ki.n u. H. ;ica. y. Y.
/. u. Flcm:". VI. H.. tar.a;.. va. y. \.
VI. II. Nh w. u Rochester. y \.
II. \. i"";,. VI. H.. Syracu-r y. !.
P-o;. pu,l.;r. ". j.. l;:..;',. r.. NJ.
j. e. nrr,ch. VI. -. do.
VI. ". Eo,.-c. u H.. N"w \ rk Ci.v.
". rr..-c"'t. y. j.. Concord. \. II.
j. I. Ncwl:rd. VI. u lf.cl. \. Y
E,.y. &. : lc.lrd. G',li SPRINGS. :. {.
Pamphlets rli Gratis = l.C. BINGHAM, AGENT
and ,rur-.-.. =. J"i-irsrv. " A." odd 'y
mos q; :hr l,l'i,1 lrr.e-i~t> IN IL adjoining
counties. ! Il. Nh It-I y -. fr"l rc'"r~. Cen
iral ncnmi. l"i ItruaiMaN. s'.Nl
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Gold and Silver Watches.

''c'' Lever 'l"r~>. SILVER spoons. Spectaclr>
new and beautiful >t,i.. 9" breast r- and Ei,,.
gold and silver Pencils: iJewe!ry If all Kind. i,r