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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-10

Conviction Of DR.. Gardiner The jury in
the Gardiner case, which has been on trial
at Washington, yesterday returned a verdict
Of guilty, aiter22 hours deliberation. The
Court passed sentence, the highest allowed
by law, namely. ten years imprisonment in
the Ponitentiary. The execution is 10 be
stayed until two days after the rising of the
Circuit Court, TO which the case is carried,
on bill of exceptions As is well known
10 our readets, Gardiner obtained large a.
mount of the Mexican indemnity money, on
account of certain silver mines IN Mexico, Of
which he falsely asserted he had been I'M
Justly deprived by the government of that
country.
A despatch. TO the Exchange Reading
Room, states that Gardner has committed
suicide at Washington.
Hon. Solomon Foot made a speech in the
Senate on the Goth in favor of bill appropri-
atiBg public land to each State for the pur-
pose of aiding the INDECENT Insane.
The New York Express says:-
An important bill was called up to day goth,
in the Senate by Mr.. Foot of Vermont, viz;
to appropriate ten millions Of acres IF pub
lie lands for the relief Of the Insane. Said
lands not to be sold for less than 3 per acre,
and to be distributed pro ratio among all the
States. Mr.. F. supported The proposition in
an able, interesting and phanthropic speech.
On the conclusion of his speech he was warm
ly congratulated by AIR. Bell and other Sen
ators.
The Mobile Tribune, Of Wednesday, con-
taips paragraph announcing that the Ala
bama Legislature has passeda resolu ion op-
posing the Nebraska bill of Senator Doug
las. In the House of Representatives the
vote was so to "a.
The Vernon. Patriot calls Douglas Neb-
raska bill "the Administration plan to admit
freedom into the territory" II is amusing
to see the Patriot shake lis head at the Free
man and advise it not to be caught in "Fed-
eral traps" by opposing the Nebraska BILL
II says eve do not now, and never did be-
lieve ~ compromises on the subject of Sla-
very" What does the Patriot think ofiruck
aud decker compromises P Rutland Herald.
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DGatbs.

10 Worcesior, Feb. 18th, Joseph u Cnswcll Of Con-
sumption aged 3o. lie has oii ~ifr aud small
ohihren TO noun tue loss OF sind add ahectiouaie
theI and husband ADD also large circle oi mourning
friends. We deoply mouIn his loss but We feel thai
LaP1Y, choosing rather to depart aud he with Christ
witch = Tar better froAn.
~ Printers in Massaehusoits aud Canada East are
requisite ed 10 copy
10 waterbury, Feb 2At, A lima A, wife Of S. s.
Clough aud daughter Of Eliakm Allen aged 81 yeaIs
In Ea-t Orange, Feb. 2dlh, Mrs sally, wife of Lath-
rop Fish Esq aged 50 years.
In Orange, Feb 25th, Mf. Geo w. soyerin eyed "a
years.
Ia Randolph, Feb 9th. Eliza iscon, wife Of Chas.
Smith Paine, aged % years.
At Randolph Centre, Fob. 18Th, Mrs. Abigail Blodgeu,
twidow Of Mt Henry Bodse,t, ~ho died in les4) ~
the Seth year Of hif age.
Ia 81. Abans, Fob. eth, very suddenly, Nj. Zorro
asier Fisk ste,sa, son Of ion. Orlando Stevens aged
81 years.
In Eaosbursh, Feb. aad, Daniel w. Powers, aged 81
yeafs
In Burlington, Feb. aith., Joha Howard, ESQ, aged
"a years.
M Brighten, Mess, Feb. Gath, Susan w Dudley, Of
ConsumIlon, wife Vi Francis Dudley aud Daughter Of
The late Joel leey OF Woodbury. vi. aged 20 yeaIs.
In Bookheld, Feb. 18th, ftar ed sickness,
Mrs. Lousia Bgiow, wife Of Dea- :. NJ. Bslow, aged
40. loss deeply lamentsd BY the chafeh of which
she was d member, and al who knew her.
Ia Plino CITY, CAT, Nov. 20, 1855 Of small POI No
Cabel Kendall, of Wtadsof, VI, aged about a.
Ia Berlin, Feb. rs, AFTER distressing sickness ef
tines DAYS. Olive Russ Wife Of pr. ID. nates, aged %
ysals.-fapsis IN Windsor ceunig please notice.
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absence in consequence Of i'll health and IA
tipue and he asked the unanimous consent
of the Senate to have his vote recorded
against the bill.
Mr.. Clayton who offered a nearly similar
excuse. desired to have his name recorded
against the bill. Objections being made,
both requests were Withdrawn.
Several remonstra noes against the pas
sage of the Nebraska bill were presented.
The Homestead bull was reported from
the House, when Mr. Walker moved It's
reference to the Committee on Public Lands.
After discussion, il was referred. Adj.
Housr.-No business of special import
ance was done in the House this morning.
The Senate bill granting land TO MINES
ota. to aid in the construction Of a railroad
in that State was debated. Pending the
debate, the Committee rose, and the House
adjourned.
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BosToNPRIcEs CURRENT,

AHNIn 1-
ASHES.-very firm, pearls 675 6.s7,
pots Is l-s.
FLOUR Not much desire TO sell or buy
consequently sales small common, fancy
s,25, extra $50 a 900 extra Gennesec -,
10 1000.
CORN --llas been very dull during the
week, and prices have declined Ice per bu.
White soc. yellow s. SO.
OtTS.-Fair demand, at so to 51c for
Northern.
RNE.-Scarce, 80 small lots | Is 100.
WHITE BEANS.-Fair demand, % to
225 the latter fer choice IN irrowiai.
HAY Eastern--stock small, sales at sci
- per ton.
HOPS.-Quiet and sales small at ~ a l3
DRESSED HOGS STEADY at last weeks
prices, sales ranging from $50 a Fps.
BUrrER.-Supply small, choice y 70
D, good dares Is to 20. inferior q TO Is.
CHEESE. Bio II
WOJI.-Steady demand for fleece s. pull
led at steady prices.
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Terrible Explosion of a Steam
Boiler at Hartford, CT.

SIXTEEN MEN INSTANTLY KILLED
Forth or mn Persons uJ,pcd-Car faciory
demolished Great Destruction Of Prop
eriy.
Hartford, Narch 2.
About . o'clock tins afternoon, the new
steam boiler Of Fales q Gmy's Car Factory
exploded. DESTROYING the blacksnlih's shop
and engine room, and badly shatierng the
main building.
There were over 300 persons employed in
the factory, over 100 Of whom We're Ia that
part of the building which was injured.
The explosion was terrific, breaking iilnbers,
powerful machinery. and everything about
the building in pieces, and prostratng the
walls for 100 feet in length he glass Of
the main building was broken. The roof
and walls fell in huge mass over the men
employed, burying them beneath lis ruins.
EhuTis We've immediately made by the re-
mainng operatives tra fiseuiyn, 60 '~sro
called out for the purposs, and the eiuzehs'
who crowde IN large numbers 10 tne Spot
10 rescue those beneath the dboisn' ne
Mayor superinieuded the oAtncaiion OF me
bodies and the wreck was removed with an
possible desDatch. Me persons were kill
ed INSTANTLY seven more died shortly after,
and many others wsfe badly injured.
Tbe names ofshe dead are as follows -
John NcCuon, engineer; Daniel ). Camp,
carnenter; Samuel a. Camp car maker ;
lanes Burcell; Andrew ]. Crane, black
smith Daniel A. Newell, do Alonzo Allen,
do; John Creeden, helper Robert Aioun
tain 4; Richard Mountain, blacksmith; Lewis
Flowers, do Edward Caugllia; Phineas
Smith Ensign Bryington, car maker; Nil
ehael llardnett, helper David B. Walker.
Fatally lnjured-Pa.rick Burke, William
Leon.
Badly iniured-Samuel r. Parsons Edw
Collins Blrge Chapman, both legs broken
John Sweeney, helper Ous Long Patrick
Leahey; Mr.. Smith Mr.. Hills Geo. Per-
kins William Martin; William ID. Skinner.
Mr. Skinner was conyersing on business
with Mr.. Camp, one of the workmen, when
the explosion took place. Dir. Camp was
killed, and Mr. Skinner had his arm broken
in two places, and his head badly cut.
The immediate cause of the explosion may
never be known. The boiler was new one
of fifty horse power, built of the best materl-
ais, and with the greatest care. 1t has been
conjectured that the water was suffered to
get TOO low.
Washington, Feb. 24.-The Navy Depart
ment has received advices from Commodore
Perry, dated Macco, Dec 3, announcing the
loss Of Lieut.. John Matthews and thirteen
men, while fishing at Borino Islands pre-
viousy reported.
On Monday, of last week, Mrs. Stillwogon
of Connelsville, Pa, was burnt to death by
her clothes taking fire while lighting her
pipe. She was one hundred and fifteen years
old and quite active for an old lady. She had
two sons born before the Revolutionary war,
in which her husband was soldier.
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nm CALL Al M
M TWENTY-FIVE III
XIX COURT 81, BOSTON, hAGS
New England Mutual Life In
surance COMPANY,

% STATE street, Bosion--' harterha. 1888,
NilLAaD fHiiLIrs, Pres. bKNIAihS ,. srKVgss, Sec.
Net accumulation exceeding $3.50 900, aud nctcas'
ins--ui the benefit of members present and future.
Tho whole safely aud udssutageOcsly invested
Tho business conducted oxeiu,iseiy for the benefit
OF the pei insured. The greatest rsk taken
life, $500.
Surplus distributed among the members every hhh
wear, from Dgcenhol 1, l'f3-suttrd by cash or add-
tion TO policy
The last aist ibution, Of December, les@ amounte
to ~ per cent OF The ruuius pad On outstanding po
ices duf.ng the hse years.
Premium may be paid quarterly or semannualy,
when desFed, aud amounts not too small
In policy ff tic Whole lie, the Insured. being un
der the age OF 81 may pay aunuly for i've seafs, IN
cash not hail, and interest Annually on the
other half OF The premium II over that age, thfco-
hlhs least, to be paid, snd interest the
ulAiudef.
fo;ms Of applicaii e aad pamphlets OF the tompa-
ny, anu reports be had OF m agenis, at the Of
Zee Of The Company, forwarded BY mari, II Written
for, postpaid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-10

THE GINsENe AND MALvA-rhis fam
Gus compound, now used everywhere for al
diseases Of the lungs, which may lead to
consumption, is for sale by Wilson Fair
bank g. Co., No. l3 and ~ Hanover Street,
nearly opposite the American House, aud
druggists generally. -Trareier
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HURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS
FOR THE HAIR.

A MOAG the many preparaiiens for tho growth OF
~ the Hair. this GOLDEN GLOSS takes tie lead.
Three reasons will he given why Is universally
used and preferred 10 all othors, LIST, Because IL
has proved tho most sffcctual IN badness ed, 10.
perfume TO the Hair 81 Because the ladies sith
hae Discrimination. which they wall posaess, have
adopted u. Many ether reasons could be glvea hy il
- great nverte, hat thsso who hava on =
y give il trial Price ajeonis 10 large boues--
For sale By Dfuggsts and Seere keepers every where
w. 9. HukD, Proprieier, aof Broadway New fask.
pTLarse discount To Mefchants 81 -fmis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-10
dissolution of Cvparinership.

he Conrtnorsip heretofore existing between the
unl gnui under the uamo 81 Loomls a Keith Il
this aay - niuiual consent, dissolved The business
Of the tate hfm q o. .etled uy II. 5. Looms, Who
will coui inue hu-iuess a. tAe old staud.
Aionip inf, Feb. y, 1851. LOOMS KEITH.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Count for
RANpoLrH Urrricr, ,hs District VI Randolph,
To nii paisons inter ested, Greeting -
Nhereas garos Carqentef, Administrator Of the Is
tote OF Eiohnsd =. Enofc, latc Of Oringe, to said
District, dc~ea.ed ha dcd ia sold Court his petition
in writing representing that l. necessary 30 sell
portion thu el estate OF snd deceased tor the pur
pose ~ paving iaiis and chsrges Of administration,
and that portion thereof cannot be sold without IN
jury TO those in'efcsted 10 the remainder He there
ofe asks sud Court grant hr, license TO sell all OF
70 20 real pstste whereof SAID deceased died saizcd
within this STATE. excepting the Widows dover aud
inclndine ihe tcvrrsion thereof
Whersupon. l. ofdoTed that all PERSONS interested
cren be notified IN appear AZ session OF said Pro-
bate Court TO be- hoil al the Probate office, 10 Yves,
Randolph To- said District on the 18th day Of March
ncxt, 20 show cause Il any they have, Why license
should aoi Ice gr4nted a aforesaid fot which pur
pose uiiher ordered, mat his order be published
three weeks sGcca.-voiy 10 ihe Vermont Watchman
3 journal, newspaper, printed At Montpelier 10 this
shte. all which publications shall be previous TO the
day appointed for said hsaTiug
Given under my hand al chelsea, Feb %, ls5t
7A3w JOAN D HUTCHINSON, JuDsr.
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Montpelier Literary Institute.

The llih Lecture will be delivered En-
day Evening, March IL, by John G. SAKE,
Esq, Of Burlington. VI.
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]Narria9rJ,

IL West Tcpshsm, Fea ssh, Mr. William Cuui. o /
omnge and Miss Eh1a Ann B1wen Of W sshi agfon.
IL Rochester, Feb. 2si, by Rev C. :. Gaern-ey, Mr..
ror hoisisston, 10 Miss CyH,hia NJ. Howard, both
oi Rochester.
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Lacking Glasses.

DossEssING superior facilities for gettnr them
up, ran oiier Inducements In Ibis deparfn.eb u Of
my hoase-farnshng establishment where olse TO
be found 10 this neishborhood.
EMERY L BROWN.
Moatpeli et, sept. 2i:40
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10 SELLOR LET.

TIE veil knowa aad commodiaus Hotel the
"NOHfH FlELnHOUsE, /" pleasantly heated
a convceiegt distance tom the DEPOT 10 Nofhdeli
Vermont viii DO sold OF aasei toe term Of years.
lAa pfetnises are ia good coudltion tht Aeuse
proper conhins sixty well stfaased II sfo ute
nay otheufooms dfeciy contested tssse2ith, sLieh
viii be leascdaluEs with Il n desired.
'fhe wk5le IL well furnished modern style fifa
furniture will be sod with the premises, ii ggfe,4
bio TO hswishos It the proprietor o. lessee thesf
al. Rogers's other bu lne-s engaseneais such
that he u determined iasve Gle House. III fciofa
ven iavorabis toTlps will Do given.
For fu0hef particulars, enquiro OF JANIS q.
mont.
AouhGeld, Nov. an, 1853. Sc
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NOTlCE.

rtNnE FIRM Of WILDER 4 FULLER is ihi. dag by
! rlntual crrssnt dissolved, all demands for of
agaiu.' will be seied The old stand BY
y l.. FULLER. -
a. w. WILDER.
D. l.. FULLER.
,toxrfrft.n Ffh sth 1854 raw
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January, 1854.

THE Credit system close this month positive
\ aud adopt the very invest hsufes Ter
(.zSzE EOsg.v.
rfOkRH 4 LANCnnN.
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Dickinson Type Foundry.

NO. 50 H.8sHfyVSTCN STREET, BOSToN,
TYPES ind al other Aiuds OF PRINTING MA
TEktAls, of superior quality, aud al the lowest
prcrs, Tor salo as above. hF
PHELPS & DALTON.
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whoIcsnIc pricc, Currcnt.

Montpelier Market, b. wilder, Scott L Co.
MoNrrlLrn. March Q. 1851.
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The Glory of the Revolution |!
Or. Ethan Allen Of rs!

100 PATRIOTIC AGENTS wanted 10 place IN the
hsnd- orovrry Fsnil, in New tnllsud ,he history 81
Old 81, OF Ethan Allen, the Green Mountain Hero
Address DAYTON & WENTWORTH. 70 WISH. ~.
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LAWS OF VERMONT, 1853
SESSION.
NOTICE.

At MEETING ofihe Directors Of the NoFthaeM
"a Bank, hodea al NoFthee!d. the 6fteeuih day of
Feb, 1884, Voted that Of twenty dol lars
each share ofthe Capital Stock Of said Book b,
deIed 10 be paid their Banking House in hafhheld,
before the eth day Of April next.
CALVIN AiNsWORTH,
PEkLEf BELkNAP, | y,.-..,.
REUBEN PECK, Pf" W.
JOHN d. RICHARDSON. ]
Northfeh, Feb 18th, le54. 72.3w
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MEN NSIANTLl hII4LtU
Forty or ny Persons uyTed-tar facioy
demolished Great Destruction Of Prop
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Good NewsII

NOW u THE TIME to get Great Bargains in
1 Goods at this Peoples Stofr ~ 4.
Call and see The PRICES WE ASK NOW,
LYMAN 4 KING.
J.nusrx os lssi "a
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AuCrIONEEn $40 ks AND
N Dor ds ut auction ALBERT H. NisolAy vi ltelL ON
thursday August 81 1854, I2k o'clock at the Mar
chants Exchange, for acount Of whom IL mag coucerB
s., CO.. Buffalo and NeS York City hsilroai LIST mort
gage Ter cent bonds interest payable Bank Of
Commerce, LIST Of May and ,st Of November 00J each
81 QUO New York and Hare0 Railroad LET mortgage I
per cent oond Interest payab 1t May lot Noysm-
ber 0C0 Rutland and Washington Kaiiroad lst mort
g0ge per cert Convertible bond interest payable at
Tho Office Ut Duncan sherman & Co lst April and LIST
Octoter, coo each; s6O,UNew 70 Central Rilroad
per cent bords, datcd lit May 1851 reasonable
let May 1888 interest coupons pa, le In New York Let
walk and Cleveland Railroad lat mortgage per cent
bond interest ut the Office Of toe ohio Life lnsu
and Trust st Ieorusry and IL. August:
81 COO New York and Harlem Railroad per cent bouds
interest payable LIST February and ist aug 428
stock in the Breckenridge Camel Coal Comp,Dy Of Ken
tucky In four certhcatcs each representing ~ 900 Of
the capital ftock OF rho apy 40 shares ast RIVER
each l7b shares Butchers aud Bank S25 each:
10 shares ST. Nicholas Bank 500 earh 81 shares guy
yetpnt Fne Insurance CoDpaoy, $50 each; 40 shares
sTmony Fire Insurance. Company $50 each 4S shares
Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, $50 zach; sn4res
isrt Fire Dsua Company, 6iU0 each shares Com.
New jersey Patent Tanning Com amy 500 c,ch 80 40
DO, 500 each aid Tor account Charles Ca-psnter
be having pure hated tho the ssle on Moosay
st, tho 2eth inst, AMI having compiler with the
terms at sse, 80 shares Norto Fire In urance
Company, $50 each Terms Of ssle--r.n per cent this
day. ard the balance to morrow The accrued interest
on all the bonds Will be charged 10 the purchaser A. H
ties esery Aoncay and Tnarsday the Mershants Ex
cbsI ge At private sal., great variety OF hrst class
broad bonds bank, insuraLce and Other stocks once
No Broad tIeet, next TO coTLer of Wall.
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fVNHE BIEvOORT EOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE, CONNER
i Of Eighth street, New York-This establishment,
finished and furnished with all the conyensnce6
and comforts, win be opened for the reception Of psrma
pent transient vsterr Tuesday, the 4th Of Sep
TENDER. 1t will be conducted entirely the French
plan with restaurant attached mess sent TO rooms.
The catering department will be exclusively under the
direction Of Mr. sanderson late Of .he College Hotsl
Families DESTROYS OF engaging apartments can 40 20 By
applying at the Office Of the oola the prcpretO,
CURTIS JUDeON, Of the New York Hotel.
YNEXAs DEBT-THE CREDITORS OF TEXAS RESID-
i ing In New YorA ard It's vicinity equssted to
call at ths Bank Of tho Republic of Wall street
and oadwsy and sign mcmursl 20 the gov erncr Of
that state or they approve OF it, proposing terms fcr
ANAL settlement Of the debts of tho late republic.
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Eor Ftvvr and Ague, I.diA Cholagoxuc ~ no.
Dsskjsr's Periodic Pill 81. For Coughs &c H4st,ng'
Syrup Of Napth. and Watts Nervous Antdote each ST.
FOR ssrofula &c owDfend's aud Morsss sarsa parla,
each 3 hyatts Ii Bsisam 10 cents For tonic diu
Fstc, Wo)fes Schedsm Sch aapps 81 For suppression,
Van Hamberts Female Mo0thiy Pills 81. For nip
pies kichaldson's Nipple OIL 80 cents Al Guions, LIT
Royerv.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or TIiE SURROGATE
~ the county Of New York. cotc- IL hersb1 gwen "a
all Iersous ha,iSg clsDs against yhn L. H. McCracksn.
ist- Of he city " New Yors merchant deassd, 10 pre-
e u. sse, with vouchers tbcre'f TO the subscriber.
h> afc. No 81 street. 10 the city Of New
Yels before Tho goth day OF Dec.mbcr neat Da-
ted New Yok tbs I4th cav Of June, 1854.
PLIER b SNEENY, Public AdministxaAon
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ITO THE FRIENDS OF cUBA--THE DEMO GRATIS OF
i all nations are hereby Invited u attend the 1st
OF september next, at u ococx at the Chinese
mby kooms there TO celebrate the third annivers
sary OF he victims OF Cuban liberty For the Comite
DirectiIo.o AMBsOSiO VAl.IENrE, Sec.
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s~n>~,.nnss s~Nas.-ReAsse IL :
TsisK - the s.e mSnnfsesnrsr In toe uors' ssssss
= TIE .o,s esessa'sd safes and r y Somas 100 ,%~
s.s,e a~aapcs issss aud ,ros- bars Deo',, i~ -
street, sSs r ".os 80, s,rs., -. 60 o.
u-sss~1aa.o,s Hsls-Oss.-c
varstos peyeod contingency ,sr sasrsr .ad ms, -
49, dye eYisteoce-nss s.,,;o, - ,m,.rs IN tns
~. p. ,s y. s.s' n.arisn sSt aas s'.s'o,,y o
sSshsd AZ ctsiSrs .SOs0's No. Astor Hauss.
BilI, M.~savur. Curs~r or n .lr add vnis-
ssrN NJ all The varied styles required by the different
Ses and cosnteDanoes, At Is Nassau street isomng
bbety street; At ,he place, wei Is tho fancy
goods stoves may be obtained HILLS improved insAnts
Ne rs hair dye.
A. b. aut,n-r and Ciasifier the Hmman
satcs GOuKAUU' allan msdics ted soap Is anmittsd
- b., ond the reach OF rivalry Tan, p,mpies
Poude subtle uproo hair from any part Of the oocy
Liquid rouge lily ~hi,s dye and restorative at 81
Wsiker street, nrst store from Broadway.
Balm or Thousand F1osv.rs Tho Best Az
iols Known beantf ing the complexion, icatng
Ell tans PIN plss and fsokIes the face Fetr,o
O. Boston, c. H. Ring, 1872 Brosdsay; r. A sands, 1888
Bss.p; Mrs hayes, IFS Fulton street, Brooklyn, and
aDes not immediately cure cholera, dy sen'ery onoic
and spasn,, used When frst taken. Thousands nave
er,idsa To It's wonderful curative properties Ii var
tie druggists Throughout the Uoed aAtss Depot, 90
ourAnot street. Price rs and 90 eeAts-
Yes, sir, m y O"s uenx will force tho Bcara
- grow stroog and thick in six WEEKS and won't stain
q iuiure tho skin Try it 81 boitle, - SO halt .
6spea sent to any pert Of the country. X q. G2A-
HAN ~ Ann street Zeiber, A South Third street,
PAiAtelpha; Hays, ITO Fulton street, Brooklyn
Inse,miuent F.ver Al ways Follows Close
.Ven the Of iaiai epidemic and 1t is not tosre
fore, surprising that fever and ague apounds Ia
suburbs and throughout the coaatry Toe remedy Is,
however, within ios ra Of ever, sufferer Aspn~.ai
Of running through period Of twenty years. aud
eeoerssd by the families In the city aad
pe:ghborbotd, may be obtained Of THOMAS Ak
WILL, lsuccsssors to James s. Aspsnwali) SO William
street
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a tn. a -. mstrs-s. she IA mad ars-smak.r .sd
nnar Csp 0s n~ard Of II AL shka docr
I>~k rosynn for Q WEEK. scYM e. ~ N@H rf
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CLOTHING, sc.

DARGAINS CLOTHING SLIG 5TLY DAM AGED
BscA frUci aud coats cost $40 for 81 figured
sassisere aud doeskin pant oost ST. for - 90, oa,k
6rana1in apo Vsentia cost 90, for 81 81 b)ys
ve~ AMI pan ~ ~ each GEO LIVE, coraer of Nassau
and Beei man streets
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NIOTlCE TO BUrCHERS.-THE ARTICLES OF AGREE.
IN ment Of the Butch-rs' Hide Melting Association.
for the year commencing first Of Septsm next,
ready for signatures at the office Of tie association
o. Fifth street and First kec,oo Of trus
tees for the ensuing year will take place At general
meeting Of the members, to he held Tuesday, the
Goth nassnt at four O'Clock NJ, n, he oRcs above.
By order Of the board, JOSEPH CILNCH. secretary.
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sLAREf WINS FOR 81 10 PES DUzEN, BOrllH
~ r~turned also large variety Of clsret In cases,
-om % n ~. Champagne, wines London sad Dp BIN
sor'er, Scotch ses oder &c fnr sale Brot ne
trser. eorper Of Crosby WV H. uNDrRHIII.