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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
BANK TROUBLES IN CLEVELAND.

The Canal Bar k Of this city, has failed 1t Is pay
ing its bill holders, but not deposltors.
L.TER.-The affairs OF the Bank have been assigned
IN " J. Gordon and j. l.. Hewett, who are still pay
inc AT the Bank counter specie for the bulls as pre-
,ented The Cashier says that holders Of bills will be
maid In full All the other Cleveland Banks are re-
ceivipg the bills Of the Canal Bank on deposit at par
The Canal is an independent Bank, and State Stock is
pledQed for its circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
SPAIN.

Mr.. soul6s return to Madrid caused quite an e1-
citement. and clamor was being msAs to induce
the Spanish Governmtn mt TO solicit his recall.
Queen Isabella has abandoned the idea OF abdlca-
ting Cabrera is in Paris.
The legitimists are preparing for movement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
LARGE AUCTION SALE OF WOOL.

TRoY, y. y 1hursaay, Nov. ., =.
large auction sale OF wool took place 10 cay =
the depot OF Messrs. HeriDgtoa and ~arren u WIS
ranging from 50 to j. cents Per pound. There was
large abundance OF Eastern marlf.cturers ana o
LraLers and cealers Of York, Philadelphia, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
FRANCE.

The Emperor h" written a letter Of coincidence to
Madame St. Armand, and bestows pension Of
twenty thousand francs as a nstions recoDpense.
The whole camp OF the South is to embark for the
East, as required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
NEW-JERSEY.

THr ELEoTIos.-7he Netcark Daily Advertiser, In
commenting upon the result of the late election men,
sops that last year Price majority for Governor was
7so. the Anti. Nebraska vote at this election ia
s.e75-being a change of lO,757 votes The Wing
and Anti braska majority in the State is 6,s73,
which added to the Democratic majority in the State
in 1859 shows loss to that party of over thirteen
thousand the great change evincing Gle arly the dis
annrobatiop our people entertain Of the National
Administration and the Nebraska measure.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate of the Ncw.Jersey Legislature viii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
MARINE nISASIERS.

ALI AxY, Thursday, Nov ?, les.
The Canadian seh oonsr Edith was driven ashore
At Presaue Isle on 'Aoudsy night with 5000 bushels
of wheat on board. Total loss. Insured.
The schooner Cayugs was driven ashOto sso u ~
Monday night near CObourg. She hSd ealST - VI
10, COO bushels Of wheat board, ana '''~' o''
Insr red.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
FIRE AT NEw-BEDFORD.

NEw.BEDFORD, Thursday, Nov. =, I50i'
Liberty Hall, in this city, took ire this morning,
and was entirely destroyed The otlce Of the Union
Telegraph was located in the building.
The lower floor was occupied "a stores, the goods in
which were mostly saved. The total loss Is about
els 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
ARREST OF ARRISOS.

CIScISyiTI, Thursday, Nov. ., 1854.
Arrisou, the man who is charged with sending the
frnsI machine by which Allison and his wife were
killed in this city last summer, has been arrested az
Muscstine, Iowa and is now on his way here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Thursday, Nov. o. 1854.
In the ut Congressional District Wells Dsm.crst
and Anti-SebrSkal is elected. In the lid District,
wsshburpe (the Republican csadidsel is elected AMI
in the HID District BlliDghurst Republican is, as
far az heard from, ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
A MAN KILLED.

STANFORD, Conn, Thursday, Nov. 3, Is14.
About oclock last evening young man named
! H. Leathers was instantly killed by being thrown
from carriage while driving rapidly down hih near
the toll gate in Greenwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
FAILURE IN PITTSBURGH.

PIT1sBuRGH, Thursday, Nov. ., Is1i.
Hugh d. King, large banker, OF this city, failed
10. day and there is complete panic in the money
market,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
COMMERCIAL EMBARRASsMENTS IN BUP-
FAIO-BANK FAILURE.

BUFFALO, IhursdsY, Nev' y, ioo.:
This Ia a blue day in our commercial circles. The
Exchange Bank of Robert Codd has stopped, aud we
Learn from private that the suspension OF at
least one large house the dock must take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
THE LEGISL
The Senate of the NcwJersey Legislature W
stand as follows:

" mmocIst, Mr. Franklin OF Gloucester (NstiyeJ act
"a tb The Wings the last Lesssrure and may fairly be
mt down As one. This count viii tie the senate
The returns for members Of Assembly are incom-
plete, but there is chance that the Wings viii have
, hare majority Of the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
oNrDA COUNTY.

Beseber Wing and Know-NOthingl Is elected IN
mi. ,be INA District 20 Shs Assembly By sbce' 200
majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
ARREST OF A RIOTER AT WORCESTER.
Thursdav Nov 9 1854.

WORCESTER, thursday, NOV y, leI1.
A colored man, named solomon h. Duiton, mas
been arrested here for taking part in the assau on
officer A. Butman during the late riot. His bail has
been fixed az 81, zoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
DANURE.

There Is no doubt that the Russians have reentered
,ho Dobrodia in force but details are wanting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
American seeuritifs
Llvsrpool Freight Market

FsEteErs a the Uaifed States well rlln.s.se ~
49, rsrkst tersea upssd To Sewiofs. SAT- s1a ,5
1e fpe RODS II 8; Hs!dssTe ssd coarse ''1s lev ~
9 . iCI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

n,.,prc,,yy PrRE AT ALeLERs, L..-lhe build
- ~ The Brooklyn Warehouses, at Alsiers.
7 eT;s;sDs. were recently destroyed BY nre' Luz
hut ss5 coo; Insurance, ", 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

pusss authorised 70 r-eeiys sab % rus
.s % sOf raE TkIsusE "a the cities o. fhil
'I MIrlrsl Co rs eE Assss. fos Tao ssi' AZ Ss'
a CafeAco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
DESTRUCTION OF A sALERATUs FACTORY

RONE, Thursday, Nov =. It0f
The salersius factory of Darling & Co., in this vii
lsge. was with its contents wholly destroyed oy nre
his morning. Loss about e. 900. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
L,verpooi Cotton Market. Der. 81

Auhores differ cons4frAbly Inc brOtob ocheta
sr.e in vor holders here in Engsnd contributed to npa
.d bot having steady demand throushout the
weet quotations OF Friday for Anenean descriptions 'e
spoxp sbipty Co. and private circulars report
that duror the the CoITsS market had been qu WIN
Suenee q crop per Atlantic Trade however not
sood and feeling Of sPprebeHon exstea tpAt ns 80
e Of the and the high prices OF gram
must have influence business making i certain mat
nothing but ow price. for produce Tsn az be x
bales including 30 on speculation .ne ~ Tor eip1t.
PAR o RI sf So siSs Inferior and Albany
stoei exclusive Of shpboad 7as 900 bales including $4,000
The Manchester Market
vs., dull Finer descriptions OF Gcops were unstable while
prices of the lowest medium fAHSs and o00'' arc
steady.
Iixsrvool Breadstuff. Market. Der. 81.
Ns.r. richardson Spence Coupert state that WHE.r
ard FLOUR been good sonsumptiye demsna un
the 9Th when the rate. rs.. on he wsei with
advance Of on ftovs and 70 % far ,bs Continent a.
70 ,Sy.nes ouo,stions Western Canal FLOv. toe
a Phissep Oil. and Baltimore, i2sats Ohio ~ Sas.i
IS a Isl Tor White and Yellow and - ga for mixed
Liverpool Provision Market. .Ocr. %.
o.an., Co report f.ir retail business in BEEF at IN
,t. Qualities. Since Tue.dsy holders Of B.eoS densnd an
advance o. AL SHOULDERS quiet LAnp IeS Animstec
..e ,aro,. eeo uns At 5ssG TlLLOw les. de-
uspd at 81 for ]. C. LSsrto CAKEs D @Io desie nto
win APPLEs have sod 81 l3oalSe
Isx.rpool Produce Market. Der. %.
Fam III. Brokers. CheusAsHEs all, sales :. Prsvioqs
,,tf. RTsIS-LArSe sales common sdvance4 5Gie Nc
- 81 TuRPrxTSE TaR. sFfRITs TVRPESISE 10 COCA
1900 xih i.rse sales st Sc 6dfe LNsEEDOIL /, In Tar
r,aue,t 81 former Palm Is IN TAR inqIiry PS re-
.esr.lv ,ipt.iprg Pale Seal quoted ~
L. nv WOODS limited busnsss- RICE 10 improves es
nard and tpeint upwssd Csroina, 2ea ~ Soit.L u
go dem, nd Al fu pnees SUGAR hrm TEA dnll' Sone0'
fCld Ph lad. lphiA 0gERIcITKoS BaEE, ex shiP'S-
London Money Market. ..OcT. %.
MONEY was In lees setye demand: and eisei usoa o.
,ar,s A. CoksoLs 81; DOLLAEs. l3wer BAR oLNh
rc.s m 50. DorsLooNs IA; EsGLEs 7ti p BULLION
ir tne BAH o. El gland Increased &1sovl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

I,y.rpool Produce Market. Der. p.

noxsy Wa In lee. sctivs demand and easier Good as
,onrts a. CoksoLs gli DoLLsEs. 81 l5weri BAR sLNhA,
,5~sne.d 10 So: DOIBLOoNs, IA; EAGLES 10 = hVLL'>
h.. ne ParL Of Easlapd increased 4yolvL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
The Manchester Market


W., dull Finer descriptions OF Coon. we're
ces Of the lowest medium YARSs and GOODS are toeFab
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
Latest NEWS.

The last despatch from Washington, says i'm
portant desratchs, the purport Of which have
not yet been made known, have been received
from Mr.. Soue and Mason from Spain, and Mr..
Buchanan from England, relative to Cuba. 1t
also says, all the energies of the Administra-
ton are about to be put forth for the acquisi-
ton of that Island. But we all knew that be-
fore. We all expect the Administration will
do some great thing now for it is no more than
reasonable to suppose that the great victory of
Greytown, will be followed up by Il series of
achievements Of equal brilliancy with that
memorable affair.
There has been a serious election riot at St.
Louis, much more so than was first supposed.
Some 8 or 10 men, it is now said, were either
killed outright or MORALLY wounded, and proper
ty to the amount Of $4,000 destroyed. The
ARRAY was between the Irish and American pop
ulation, and began election day by an Irishman
stabbng an American The city had to be put
almost under Martial law for several days.
All the late accounts 90 to show the filling
up of Kansas and Nebraska, though the efforts
of the Emigrant Aid Company and otherwise,
with uncxcmpled rapdity. The first party or
sanized under the uspiccs of that company,
have already reached Kansas and settled on a
tract on Kansas River and other companies
from different sections Of the free States arc or
the move. The party located, say they are
making it too hot for the few Shareholders who
had come or were coming but who were leav'
| Ing. finding it was no place for them with such
company as they were likely to be surrounded
with All things are working together fol
good.
Iowa ELECTION, from the indications Of tn
returns thus far received, appears to have gon'
for the Wing aud Anti-Nebraska candidate 10
Governor.
No foreign news Of any Importance, except
n rumor that Russia was asking for an arms
tiee has been received since our last
Commodore Downs of the U. ). Navy, die
Boston last Saturday
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
GGlRAa2A ACADEMY.

THE Fati. TERN Will cUmnenee on sdntsday, Au
| grs3nh, lSjl
A. ALl.l|. Plintml,
Miss +. 4. W ARnR> prrrt ptress and Teacher of
French lir wing aRi Painting.
J. Ross, A. b Teacher OF iattn aud Greek.
CApLIsIE J GLEASON, Dan Coli, Assistant raacher.
Mis-, ,,n a." sl sm,D Teachers "' Piano Music.
Compel, TT Teaches IN Ptnmanship aud Vocal Music
viii he early empi, y"d.
Rnard per week Sl,50 IA.
Those wishing 10 pnrsne II hnrough and systematic
c,Uitse If study rerd hut nla,.aht count village.
aud und by hsh " int iligeui aud moral cHiuii
nifty, viii do well t. place ia this Institution
W Huach IL carry paSsc myers daily IL and ff"ni
South Ro, alton Dept
Apply lnihe pincpI, tn Hon. William llebard, b.
Marllun Or ]. W Smith, Executive Coniniiiee
WM. liEBARD, President,
]. WyMAS, erc'y
Chelsea, July 18th, 1851. 9ltf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
BOSTON MARKET. Aug, IA.

FLorF-t;enessre, Michigan ana ohio sIptihDe rs
'amcy' So,75; extra Genesee, $40, To 1850.
HHAi S-.''orn, yeiiaw sc white ,7Ec Oats, north
efn. aot. Rye, ,o0e. Wheat, 5000 To 600.
tRoFIsioss Prime Pork, Sip 81 pei hhi Mess $40
U,ehr slb5'. Boston Mess Beet. $6,Oo 1880. LII
~ Il H.. Hams. 9 a lnr per lib Butt culumOn att
store, ~ l7c family II 20c. Cheese new MIX, a
luz TOM meal 5a g. Potatoes $055 10 pei bush.
Hops-Firs sort 1858, 50 Il, 30c W ID. '5a crop 00aO
SsEps--Herds Grass. $2,75 3,2a per bush. Glover
northern, u pa I4c perib Del "'f
AsHEs.--Pe"ris, $3.50 a 5 Is prrcwt, Pots, SIS 81
W""L-Prme sax"ny Fleece SO 5Sc Full Riood, 50 d
10 -ihrihs Blood 81, 90: half do. W 49, c"n"n
aud one lou nth do. "a a 81. .....
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
RADICAL CURE OF
HERNIA DIR EsElRTEIKE.

nR. G. HEATON, Of Boston, who has devoted nlany
IL yeaa 10 the treatment OF Hernia Rupture and has
discovered mode of which has proved suecessn in
tho If long standing, well as IN ,le mild
turns Of this troublesome complaint, thereby rcnde,
The VI Tsses unnecessary has refed The house No
70 Lincoln st. formerly 40, oppss iie the u lt0 where
he will ceiye patients MS hereiore Dr. II also atteds
pu,cuarlv to ftmae Con- plants; TO the treatment and
Of vacocele ilydroceIe, Hemorroids, rrs Ur-
nary diseases, &c
Apl cation may he made at his residence, No. ExErER
PACE, (Ruwe streei), Boston.
Boston, Aug 7, 1854. am1.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
To Millers and Machinis' 8

The uniesigae having been appointed s,nts ,t til.
OF Davis Superior Stretched eath Betting and Lace Leah-
er would say to those who the article they fur
nshinG it at the lowest manufacturers prices To those who
have heretofore made their only ask Of them trial
OF the machinery stretched Betting and they will use
any other Being made of good oaknned leather ana hay
ing been exposed to powerful stretching naeinc when
male AMI attached /, the machinery they are permanent
1t is not deemed necessary say word of its quality in
comparison with others It's wide reputation speaks IT,
TERMS cAsu. All orders promptly and faithfully executed
by OLIVER Il IlELMER, Agents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17

GALENA, Oct %, 1853.
Messrs G. Z. Fisher Co., Cleveland, Obi, --isateren
We have only three bos If Emersons Hair Restorative
onhand it sells very rapidly and gives great sasfic H.
We sold the first bottle to gentpn aged g. win, called
few days after and delighted with it. 1t hoe only caused
his hair to ares but changed the oil hair to its rig
nal r. This morning persn called on AMI purcha set
second hote he quite bal an now riicas in a new
growth OF nd, strong aud natural hair. We ~ longer hest
tate 70 rec ilen it t. customers being an AZ rIAI
HAIR NSTohATlvE-We shall make large sales for you here
We think you had better send Immediately gross more
We should have ordered sooner but dill know We were
nearly out Very respectfully YOUR oh silent servants,
DODGE BENTZ.
SMITH PIERCE, Agents. Montpelier.
G. Il FISHER Il co, Proair"rs,
=. superior STREET, Cleveland, Ohio.
Retail Price SI,00 per Bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
MONTPELIER MARKET. Aug. IS.

. WVNTFELTER MARKET, Aug To-
thotisoSs, &c-hutter, family, Is +" II sl,rr, 90
10. cheese, to q. ird, 10 to 10 1aow, II 2,
+" 49, Dried Apple, toS Eggs IA per doz, P"tatocs,
81 to 10 per hush.
FtorR-ESlrh ine so Jot" 90 fancy, so,a5 To 600
super fife, Stops to 90
GRAIN AND llAY.-torn, 90 to % per hush Oats Oh
20 90 erdsgass Seed, $2,e7. Ciuver l5to 0oc pr h
Hay 80, 10 to 1000 p.rton.
MiscELL NEous.Dry and Green Hard wood, 50 % I"
ao per e"rd Shingles, 81 Is TO rs NJ. Wool, 80 !"
We per lib. Mails, 81 81 Salt co t. Sic nsl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
BRIGHTON MARKET. ayr. 10.

A, u,.l. ~ 3 ON MANkET, Aug. TO.
'ike l'9o Beef Cattle, 100 Stures nirs Working
oxen us cowsand Calves, 1910 Sheep aud Lambs, 90
40 20 oGe-hEEF CATTLh-Extta, 5000 first quality
80 90 second quality SO co. third u,aIit, 81 90 $50
m kf AND hAsns-s 80 800, 800. Extia. 81 LOO TO
WORKING 0iES-S52, lis, las I7e
IT, COWS AND CALsEs--S20 81, 70, 80, ST.
vi swiNE-0 dc; Retail s. T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
p1YAaTDM A8ABsmY>

MIR rali Tsem VIII culnlnence ednes'y, September
| uh, le-
TEACHERS. -a.
I"wtRp +. stone. b.. Prirri al.
dad. ~ MI. iIrn.>e, H., Ii ati.ef III Mathematics
aud Natural Htehcd
Miss E,gELLA HuHLBUT, PrrceptIess,
Miss Fs.xc,sI Pea. ER, Assistant
I'u.p,rs GoBEIL:E, T.acber e French
. c. q WILDER, Teacher Of Instrumental Music.
1poa,s n. Arwo' Teacher Vocal Mnsc.
Miss Lucy tufcHIssoS Teacher of Drawing and
Painting go
ST. L,m.s Teacher "f Penmanship.
RoyaIton, VI August. 1854, 3Jw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
John Esaa!ie's Estate

fI'iiE SUBSCRIBERS hav ng been appointed. nv the Han
Pr bale Cunrl for the Dislci # Washing inn Cam,
mssnners 10 receive, examine aud adj all Chains aud de
ihands Of all peisis against the tsate of John sRir
late OF Woodbury., in said distinct deceased Represented
tnsoivehi, aud the tcrn af six untis from the 7tl day
of August 1854, allowed by Court To the creditors Of
said deceased, Ia exl and prove their respective chgis
beur- usu give TIM III aitend 10 the dutie.
VI cur appointment At the dwelling house Of the late John
Bailie IN Wmdnury said d>trrt on the 9Th days Of Sep
TENDER amt February next ut 0cl,ck, in the after
noon, OIL each of said days.
ASaPii TOWN. lc,
sAM'L w. BENJAMIN. eomts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
ii t. ... LAM0ILLE COUNTY 4.
C n A El IA a IL s G ~ o & .

THE Fall Term of this Institution will commence on
| Thursday Septpnhta eth, to continue eleven weeks,
under the instruction Ui
REUBEN T. BENTON JR., A. B., Principal.
Miss RERExAH n. MiRRiAM, ,s.i.,o,,.
Miss SAR.H g. i,uusHEHTY,
Miss ABntE NJ. MERB,.M, Teacher If Music.
In anu.tncing new pt#ld Of Teachers for IN" next
Year, tle Tnrt. la.sued that neither aMiiy Nor
Gdly, lie pant Of The Instructor, will be wanting, l."
aake The School IT tile very finest order
The, w,uid call particular attention tn the fact, that
Miss MERRIAM, a,ldlnn To being In every respect II
tinshed scholar aud experienced teacher, has fur some
time past been cnerltd with exeelltn French school,
wre by the daily use # the purest Preach she has be
rannt be surpassed in this section If the County.
In facility Of access, beamy of surrounding scehery,
rheapn,s If living. IND frerdum m adverse mtiancts,
The ton If thu Schml Is believed 10 oftr superior In
dur. mcHis
Lectures subject If practical interest to the school
wr he eiveh b! tie Prinrpa and others: wek. DUNG
tic II I'M.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-17
ER0lnlam's Spring sBitter~.
PM RufiLrl MIN % Iuixt
7Ht DUttFS DH7y I'd IfWS J
;Ern II On SnndhGrn

From Rrv.J. sandborn
Mr. HoLMas;--s" many things, great pot.i"n Of which
are spiiois and imposiliclIs he public. re-
commended the papers, that ones mind scktns,
ana lie rah ardy get up resolution Ia speak in
hatun III what he Knows to rial Yea st e
af duty aud desire benefit The afflicted induces
say u the Holman Medicine, that psstses
fValttd, 50 far n my observation goes Ter III, complaints
'f which II has been used nmy taur, aud or Which
nave known uhtrs 10 user. SoDr in my family have
been, fr,n early Rod in lit afflicted viii The LAYER
Compliant. have sought relief for them from I'll best
rnysicmS OF my acq alnarce IN the country and city
with but little success. The medcin, aboyc named and
hr the compliant alb we specified Have used with I'M
l''hig s'ccess hav+ knoNn tiirrs it viii rq'al
hencii', fr the abov and other comp aints From, many
years experience, most chce,tuy iestn, os excl
FRED F. SMITH, Montpelier (en.ral As,,, for W.
Fed Smith, :. p. Redield Az. MS fer M.mrcIi,r
L Sinuh Agent at N"rthhNld.
II 'L'wAfs PILLS, certain Cure for aa-cments Of the
Stomach and Bowels, Liver Complaints Loss Of Appetite and
bioushrsSThese Pills have wonderful effect upon dis
olgaI2ei system, Immediately they are taken BY the Patient
they act 50 directly upon the un FRAME that the most dis
ordered impure blood becomes changed Persons who use
them fr few weeks cannot fail be thoroughly cleansed
III cause the appetite, however impaired become good
and those who affected with disagrceale or offensive
breath clnot d. bvr tan avail themselves Of these inva
liable Pills.
DR. R,cHsHD"oN's SHERRY WivE i,trTgRs have brrr
sustained through more than entire genrra'en and
with liner lily nnknwn 10 INV ether nirlcn, aud an
INST nee Nc" known by the prnirtnrs where they have
NJ" been Of NETT Il tl"s ng the IN fr the Of
paints as reCo nmcndd Is the long continued IN
trs, sufficient evidence of is uperiorv evry tihe
m dcirine off red r sale It Is MANUFACTURED prr,Sr,
tue Saine anu The component parts the sainp III
w.rr AZ t first intrnnc i'm Contains M mineral sub
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HiH be Published on HE LIST Of august
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

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Semi Nautical Ro,uc or intense Interest by the An
thor Of the " Pirate hctor, the Lawyers Stoy the
"0id Dnctor," &c, &c.
fE success hitherto yeA By the author If tn aba
popular works lsa sufficient gara the favor i
which any ptodnc'ion coming from hs pen viii b., rcev
ed by tie public. The CABIN Roy's story Is a roman
tic narrative. illustrating the horrors Of The Slave Tradt
ns carried On in the Coast Of Africa. The author has
served in the navy and the descriptions ii CHI racers
painted from pefs'nt acqmnta with ti.n. I he
sto is m of exciting interest aud adventure the ceIc
bated watk Of Ueior, Robinson Cr.Soe - ANA has the
advantage over that sldtinus fiction, iha>nHcn it IA
tInded facts of every day The history of
The heroine ui The stony Zncka, the Tcls,ian SLAVE,
purchased ut Cna'in pie, educated and married bytfe
'batro>s, is simply The narration Of tact painted fr'm
the life and All the ciarctu portrayed throug
TIL the siory are windy aud graphically drawr.
The publishers have already received 0fde Tor Tho
whole If the edition II was originally their intention to
PUBLISH pnebly, they have been obliged arglly to
may be sen in immediately.
| They confidently expert that the work will
much interest a7y work Of ctinu that has late years
enanatrd ffnm the PRESS nhwthst ndins, the
puhc,iiaI of " Unlr Toms Cabin" work. relating
slavery in America and coH, have been ruls,
have appeared having relation IL the System If Iur-
chasing slaves the African Coast, written by one who
has Witnessed il N all It's dtnis duhrmty The work il
wtes in ehase md pnrt' iangnage. aud viii he wei
and instructive addition the family library.
The " TX will form a beautiful octave volume Of 400
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