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Gbt Alarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Dec. 8.

MARKET, Dec. 8.
At Market 1885 Cattle, i400 Beeves, aud S85 Stores
consisting Of workin oxen, cow and calves. y earrings
two and three years ODDS.
PRiCEs-MARKET BEEr Extra, $8,?5; first quality
$500 second quality, 500 a 1913 third quality, $3.50
ofuinary, $3.50 a 500.
HIDEs-S7.Wa 7,a5 percwt. Tailow, 9,a 10 els ih.
PKLrs-S0,75 a LOO. Calf skins. l3c per Id
VEAL CALvEs-S7,O 90 a 500 a 1000.
SroREs-WonkING OrEx.-75, 30, 100, i35, 1874.
Cows AND CALvEs- S3s, 80, 20, IS, 10 62
E.RLiNGs-s06 IL % Two Yean Old .Sl4 to Is Three
Years Oids, SOS to bs.
SHEER AND LAnBs-7579 at market. Extra IS tolls
BY lot, 81, 100, 2,5S, 400.
SwinE-E Retail, Otto &c.. Wholesale, ito o..
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BRIGHTON MA RKET. Nov. as,

MA RKET, Nov. 2s.
Al Market, 675 BeefCattie 100 stores, 4puirsW Working
Oxen. 100 COwsand Calves, $500 sheep and Lambs, $500
Swine.
PRICES-BErr CArTLt.-Extru, 1915 hrst qnulity
$3.50; second quality, $7,75; third qua.ay. $500 n 100 /;
S~roREs-Two year Old $l3al9; Three years old, 2sa42
SHEEP ASD L~ANBs-Erira, $500. to 100. BY lot, $l,75
800.
WoRxISo OxEN-N0 Sales
Cows AND CALvEs-$24, 90, 30, As, 45.
swiNE-6c, a &c; Retail, 8 a 10 cts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-13
FARM FOR SALE.

nHE SUBSCRIBER, being out Of health, IL now Induced
10 offer his Farm for saie on the most reasonable terms
Said farm is situated half a mile from Montpelier Village,
on the Caisis and East Montpelier roads. near Towns
WbeeIwrirhi and Blacksmith shops, and contains between
so and 90 acres Of land. Aliihe iilage land has been nut
In the highest state Of cultivation the two past seasons.
Tbe farm il well waiered and fenced. a young orchard Of
100 trees, all selected, were set our two years ago-neariy
al In rood thriving condition. The above farm win be sold
at q bargain. CIV. BANCROFT.
Montpelier, Dec 4th, 1855.
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HUSTON MAHKETy Dec. l..
F~LouR-Genrssee, Michiganand ohio. s~npsrfnc, S8,s7
fancy 500, 70; extra Genesee, sos, % to II 90.
GR.ts.-;,orn, yeilow, ,l3c. white ,0.9fc. Oats north
IN. Soc. Rye, l,3sc heal, 500 to 600.
PsovI,io x~s--PrimePcrk, S2i,0 90 per hhi. Mess $500
C haL $500, Western Mess Beef, $1,000 n 1900. Lard
~ n 10. Hams 10 n I3c per Id. Butter, common AID
store, i4a Ice family 81 II 22c. Cheese new Milk Q .
l2c fou = meal, 5a6 Potatoes, 81 90 a l,25 pc bush.
Hors.-fjrst sort 1855, 10 to lie per Id. "a crop on to 90
sxxps.-Herds Grass, caps a $50 per bush. Clover
northern, 10 Ia a l5c petlb.
AsHEa-Pears, Ss,75 a 900, percwt; Pots .S7,r5
WooL-Prime 5arony Fleece so a S5c; Full Blood. A a
s;three. foarhs Blood 35a 43; half do. 90 a 40; con non
and one fourth do. 80 a "a.
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CLOAKS ~

L stock Of very pretty Cioaks and Capes, which will Be
aold cheaper than can be bou ghg In the sste.
Please call aud see.
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al D..

In Ludlow, by Rev. N. Cudworth, Mr.. EDWIN CHELLIs, Of
B1nRB, and Miss AMANDA D. TAYLOR, Of L.
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THE GREAT WEST affords the most lucrative heid in
/ the Union for Canvassers and Bookseiers, and we arc
offering better inducements than any other House east or
west Of the Mountains. Our Works are popular, and
published expressly for the subscription trade, and pay
i,rgs profits. Apply coon, by mail or in person, and full
infor maiion will be given.
HsTEARNs & sPICER, Publisher.
Dec. l, 1855. 5lw5 indianapolis, Indiana
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MONTPELIER MARKET. De.

Provisions, &c.-Rutter, family, 30 10 ~; store, IA
Is. Cheese, 9to 10. Lard, IS to Is Tnllow 90 to
20 Dried Apple ,6to7 !. Eggs II per dox. Potatoes
IS tn ~ per bush.
FLouH.-Exira hne. $1,000 solo, so; fancy sos, 5OtoslO,O 90
-uperfne $1,000. 09,50
CRAiN AND HAv.--Corn northern 10 per bush. Oats 40
to45 H%erdsgnss Seed, $3.50 Glover i2to &c pstlb
Hay, 81. 90 to 1000 perton.
MIscELL, sEous.-Dry aud Green Hard Wood, 2A,2 10
$50 per cord. Shingles. 81 so to 400 per NJ. Wool 30 10
SIC per hi. Nails, $500 per cwt. Salt, Liverpcpeol
bush. 50 Turks Island DC.
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" II is decidedly The very best Book Of The Kind.
THE HUNDRED DIALOGUES,

For Reading, Speaking, Exhibition
IN SCHOOLS, and for general reading; written by a
No exercise is more %benefclal, in giving a natn raj and easy
style at reading and speaking, than the uo ui dialogues.
This /. not a collection Of old pieces, but contains more
than 100 new, original dialogues, among which are ihose
shat are long, short, humorous, seiouc, comic, witty,
amusing and Instructive all havlng "a high moral tone.
"The serious ones are not heavy, and the comic ones are
not coarse. "-[Christian Register.
A mos pleasing reading book and n suitable present for
young people highly commended by the press, lie ,chers,
and all who have used and read II. For recommends
tions send for cicnlar) A liberal discount made to schools.
Price 81, sent by mail, prepaid. so pei dozen. For sale by
booksellers generally. (Third Edition.)
h0~RkiSCOTTON, Publisher,
Boston, Nov. 81, 1855. 5Jw3 100 Washington 81.
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ting terms as can be had In this or any OF her city in the
Union"
East Greenwich, R. l., March, 1854.

ting terms as can be had In this OF any OF her city in the
Union."
East Greenwich, R. l., March, 1854.
From NJ. II. McChesney, Pianist OF Jonesv,le. Mich.
have examined particularly the Pianos made by Jacob
Chickering ct Buston, Mass. and am ri, ased to saw that
for richness and deIicacy Of tone, lightness Of touch, and
prompt action, Tor heauty and durability Of sly lie md finish
| think they are unsurpassed, and I cheerfully commend
Them To any one wanting u good lns rument in every re-
spect. NJ. II. McCHESNEY, Pianist.
FROM Prof. T. II. Howe, Boston, Mass.
Having Examined the various kinds of Piano Fortes man.
uhctured by Jacob Chickering, of Boston, Mass. and hav-
ing used them myself, | cheoriuiIy re commend them to pr
sons wishing first class Instruments.
4 Il. HOWE, Teacher e Music, s. Bedford st.,
And Organist at Rev. Mr. Laurie's Chnrch, Ciiariestown.
From Mr.. ]. NJ Mozart, the distinguished and popular
Basso, of Boston.
Having often seen and stried Jacob Chickering'S Piano
Fores, can freely say that they give the Ear perfect sat.
isfaction, and in finish are unsurpassed by any Instrument
that have exanined-their action is perfect ; being free
from that stiffness which characterizes most of the Pianos
now In use. ]. NJ. MOZART.
Boston, May s, 1855.
From the Boston Daily Chronicle.
SPIRAL ScRoi L PIANO FoRrE.-rhis il n new and very
elegant form of Piano Forte legs, recently manufactured
by Jacob Chickering, 800 Washin gton ST., Boston it gives
his richly carved cases an additional establishment. For
chasteness and beauty, we think this class Of Jacob Chick
ering's Piano .Fortes are unsurpassed The form Of The
leg Is entirely new and very attractive in appearance
These Instruments are also unsurpassed in liglna eS Of ac-
tlon, power and brilliancy Of tore, depth of bass, and
sweetness Of treble.
Daily Chronicle, March osth, 1855.
Fro ' he Boston intelligencer.
SOMETHING NEw.-We not ced in the Ware Rooms Of
Jacob Chickerins. $40 Washington IT., a new style eff Pr
ano Forte leg in the form of n spiral scroll; it was exceed
ingly rich, elegant and tasty and was a great addition to
the embellishments Of his fine carved cases, some of which
are truly magnificent
All who wish To purchase an instrn ,nent should see those
Of Chickering's with this beautiful ornamental leg, as
they VIII find them superior instruments. in all other parts
QnIck anu light In action, powerful and brilliant IN tone
possessing depth of bass aud a sweetness of treble Sc !
dom found. At Chickering's rooms may be found a choice
assortment Of Instruments and 10 examine them il the
duty Of every purchaser. Remember the number, 300
Washington street
GEoRaE W. WILDER. Montpelier, VT, is agent for the
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A Common School Convention

Will be held at East Calais, on Thursday, the 10th Of Dec
commedcing at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. Several speakers from
abroad may be expected. Parents, teachers, scholars, and
all friends Of Free Schools arc earnestly invited to attend,
J.H. GRAHAM, Sec. Of Association.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-13

A TWo-ST0RY House on Main street, a short distance
n from the Academy, containing l6 rooms, fitted for
families-ran asiIy be fitted for a boarding house.
Good woOdsled and stables attached. Terms Of payment
easy. C. w, BANCROFT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-13

Vermont IL Canada Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Northern and Western, British g.
United States Mail Route.
Trains Going North.
Al ALL TRAIN connects at Windsor aud White River
wi junction with Trims from Boston, New York aud st.
Johnsbury. Leaves Windsor at 10 r. NJ , over night ar
81. Adams, proceeds 10 R0use's Point whsre it connects
with trains for Ogdensburgh and Montreal.
Accommoda tion Tain leaves Mortified at ZOO A. M.
ROusr's Point-connects at Essex with train from Uhtiand
and at Rouse's Point with trains for Montreal same eve.
ming.
Leave White River Junction at 2.l5P.M.
Montpelier ut IT'S IN. and Ass ?. N.
" Burlington at $50 and 9 IS A. N. and 600 P. N.
Trains Going South.
Leave Roases Point at n.I2 A. NJ. and 4.40 ?. N.
" st. Adams at 10 A. M.,-l.20 and 6.26P. n.
" Burlington ut 1885 A. NJ, and 2,55 P. N.
" Montpelier at 925 A. NJ. and G Is P. N.
The 100 A. Train from St. Adams c0nne cts at White
River Junction and Windsor with Trains for Boston, New
York and intermediate stations, arriving In Boston (via
Conccrd) earlier than by any othe route.
Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Qlica o and the West, for
sale al the principal Sta lions.
-. R. sHERDURNE, Supt.
Northfeld Nov. 26, 1855
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From Rev. e.. n. Warren, East Greenwich, n.
In IA letter written by Mr.. Warren, he says, " have had
one of Jacob Chickering's Piano Fores In my family near
ly two years, which Ia In all respects a perfect Instrument
and gives us entire satisfaction " He adds, also, the fol.
lowing testimony to thesa Pianos '.These Pianos. too,
are nnrivalied iRihe perfection and beauty of their con.
stmction havin6X lon Frames and Circular Scales In
touch elasticity, sweetness and brlIIancy of rOne, the,
ore unsurpassed. consider these Instruments, in power
Of tone. depth Of bass, and brnliancy of treble, equal to
any in the country. Mr.. Chickering erected the first Steam
Mill in this country and where, by machinery ofhit own
invention. he possesses extraordinary facilities for manu-
featuring Piano Fortes. He dries and easons his mnteria
by steam. in the best manner, and by his new and inge-
Nous machinery, which saves much manual labor, he is
ab 9 to offer his instruments 10 the public at prices which
cannot fail Of being satisfactory, and on as accommoda-
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Central r. R. Comnonv

THE adjourned meeting of stockholders for the election
L of seven Directors, and the lransac'io ion of such othe
business as may be deemed proper, will be holden at North
field, W., on Wednesday, Dec. 18th, nj 10 oc lock, A.. Nj.
E. I. WALTON, Jr, Clerh.
Nov. 26. 1885. 9w3
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Dte0.

In Montpelier, Dec. l0sh, CHElsTopHER G. WIxG Esq, an
old and valuable patron Of the Freeman and one of the most
respected and beloved of our citizens, aged 81 years.
In Marshfeld, Nov. 18th, Of consumption, RsBRCcA, wife Of
Dauiel Spencer, aged 81 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-13
DweHing-HOuse and Lot
Dwclling-H Ouse and Lot

A SMALL two story House ard Lot en- Liberty and 81.
II Paul streets. House In good condition, good wood
shed, &c. G. w BANCROFT.
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wistsr,s BaIs.m or villa CHERRY.


The Editor Of the Boston Post says -" We have not. until
recently, been acquainted, experimentally, with the true val-
We OF Wistar's Balsam. From this truly valuable preparation
we have received a present benefit, having recently used 1t
IN a case Of severe cold and cough, with entirs success, and
most cheerfnIy recommend to those alike afflicted. 1t is =
scientific preparation and worthy Of confidence"
This Halsam is made frnin materials which Nature has
placed In The harthern attitulvs, n an antilute fr disease
caused iy c Id climates.
Mature is hat the name for an effect,
Whose cause is uod."
Let us not neglect her plainest dictates.
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS on the wrapper.
A~oEsrs.-Fred Il. Smith, B. o. Tyler, Collins l. Pierce
Montpelier Il. Perry, Putnam & sprague, Cabot A. L
Biseiow, Barre Benis L Mills, Marshfeid John z. Hale
riainheid J. 4. Henry, Waterbury c. Il r. Ainsworth,
"ilianstown; A. W. Brooks, East Randolph D. u. Chap
man, p~anbridge Foster Grow, Chelsea X. Hatch L Co.,
hiassasoit Salve Cures Mosquito Bites.
10 some flesh nothing is more poisonous and painful than
mu'quito bites 'Massasoits Save' should be applied instant
iy' aud it will prevent the swelling, the itching and the pais
This salve is also an excellent family remedy for the cure o,
Burns, Cuts, and Wounds "
Price, rs cents per box, and sold by their Agents.
AcESrs.-Fred r. Smith, B. o. Tyler, Montpelier A. 4.
Bigelow, Barre Bemis Il Wells, Marshfield John P. Hale,
pianheld J \. Henry, Waterbury ca r. !Ainsworth VIII
Jamestown d. {. Chapman, T~unbrilge Foster Grow, Chel-
sea X. Hatch & Co., STAFFORD Putnam l. sprague, Cabot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-13
Probate Notice.

TN Probate Courts, for the District Of Lamoilie, viii DO
L holden for tho year ensuing ~ fnl,ows /: Al the Pro-
bate Office, in Johnson, on ihe LIST Saturday In January,
and on the LIST Saturdays Of alternate months thereafter.
At the office Of Thomas Gleed, In Morrisvile, on the LIST
Monday In February, and on the LIST Mondays Of alternate
months thereafter through the year.
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
Johnsou nec q In5E- 81
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A LII persons indebted to J. s. BARKER are requested 10
n call and settle immmediat-ly TO sAvR COST.
Montpelier, October 30th, ls5a.
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Cloths.

THE BEST assortment Of Broad Cloths, Doeskins, Cae
L simsres, Satinetts, ,&c., ever in town, and will be si'
low for cash at " FIELDS
Dec. &. 1855, -
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MR.. N. l.. PHILLIPS will commense a Singing School al
WI the Masonic Hall, on Friday Evening, November Both
at half past six o'clock. The course is to consist Of twenty
four lessons. Terms will be made known the first evening.
Montpelier, November 9th, 1855. *49w3.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

A oNE-AND-A-HALF story Honse, and Lot, with
n a good Barn and Shed attached, situated on Jay street
near the subscrber's residence. C. w. BANCROFT.
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Under-Shirts and Drawers.
A COMPLETE assortment al
II Dec. s, 1855. FIELDS
CHIRTS, Dickeys, Stocks, CIavats, silk and Linen
y Pocket III ndkereilieis, Gloves, Suspenders. &C., at
| Dec s. 1855. FIELDS.
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spIRTTUALIsM.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WRITING AND SPEAKING
- medium.-The causes and locality Of diseases made
known, advice given correctly, ohsrge Definite
account absent friends Business documents satsac
tory adjusted At 55 Broadway corner Of Prince street
apply previous.
CPIRITUALIsM.-REv. r. p. AMBLER WILL Lee.
turo At Stuyyesant Institute this morning, lO;
evening AZ ~ o'clock Subject in the ovsnngThs Rels-
tlons OF Spritualism with Christianity.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

TINTED STATES MAIL B0XEs,-PoSr OFFICE,
" New York, June 9TH lS55-The Post Master General
having authorized In the number of boxes
stationed the city, for the Of letters TO
be forwarded in the mails delivered In the cy and hav
ing also directed that snoh opened and their
tents brought TO this ONCE four times and that the
Least three times d.y in every part Of the city south Of Fit
boxes stationed their places Of business
accommodation OF their neghbors that
posons therefor should be in writing TO MEL
the 10Th day OF June instant.
No Is paid for the boxes bus for tho
inform son Of the public list Of the places which they
will box be placed In store which any other
bcx il kept for the reception Of letters to be by
mA''' 'f '''''' ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmaster.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


w s. NELIo Or AUcrIoNEEa BY HoUGRTog 4
.Nsllcr, Tuesday, juno 18th, clock a. the saes
room l3 Nassau sree-Perempory sales pay advance
AID close connmhnts Of $40 worth cabine
nrre-Three hne toned rosewood piano made by
Gilbert Abbott and Barmore OF New Yorx and Bostc
thick French plate pier and mirrors richly
ornsmented ranes several and enameled
per suites plain and with marble tops together with oher
eh and desirable bousefurnshug goods Cabinet furn.
ture viii consist Of the entire stock fret clsss city
CABINET maker removed for Of sale and cold
posuvey TO pay advances viz ak solid rosewood parlor
suites o. furniture medallion backs covered Ia costly
o ana three colored satin brocstelle and satin suites
hhr cloth and mouquet solid rosewood centre tables
atuary marble tops pier and side do, deliberately
oseu rosewood mirror doors, sides and back; ladies'
o, Shenet and writing secretaries pearl inlaid tables
ensmper furniture In great variety rosewood
bureaus ana wnhsands TO match Inshorany and walnut
ao Win variety OF medium olas furnit ure sofa tete
etes spring seat Vosre and rocking chairs arv and
secretary eook eases rosewood oak
dining tables IA Feet long, hall stands and chairs The
trade country merchants and those
invited 10 esamee this stock before purchanr The All
Giles are now arranged for examination. Goods can be
packed for shipping on the premises storage he on
tanned by applying At the ONCE
VIM, Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, ON
Tuesday at l0h o'clock At Isl Canal street ali ths
geneel psrlor chamber, and kitchen furniture family
breaking up housekeeping. One suit Of furniture in
cloth; one elegant rosewood piano ootsye pie, and
tie asses elegant tapestry cArpets oil cloths china
and plated wares ma hosAny and walnut bedsteads hair
let sets; one mahogany bookcase.
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FIRE WORKS.

lIngWoRKs-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sals on the most reasonable terms, largo and
Yls.e Of the most brilliant ever offered
delivered free Of oartsge All kinds Of exhibition piooes
and colored works quanttice to suit pnrohssera.
JOHN e. ROSS, go Washington street..
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COAL

fNoAL II WILL SELL THE BEST RED ASH COAL.
~ for two weeks lowest possible prices for cash,
eened and delivered 81 % 80 ton and white ash ct
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Married.
On Wednesday evening, June 6, at the house of the
brides father No. "a Thompson street. by the Rev Jo
Reph Harrison, Mr. WILLIAM TAYLOR NASH to SOPHIA ELI
zABErH CLIMBER, youngest daughter of Prof. a. Climber
an Of this city
PkilAdelphia papers please copy.
On Monday, April Is, by the Rev. Mr.. Willett, Mr..
FREDERICK SIXTH to Miss THERESA DODGE, both Of this
city.
h Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 8, at st. James,
Church. by the Eev. Mr. Cassidy Mr. JOHN MCINTYRE to
Miss ELIZABETH MuIHRRN, all of Brooklyn.
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RESTAURANTS.

rpHIRD WARD BABY SHoW.-THERE WILL BE
Grand EShib ion Of Babies at the Ark, $50 arsen.ioh
street. Monday next between the hours OF and n ~
will he admitted for exhibition except those horn N
the Ward Tho oitgena parssarIy tho School Commits
sontrr arc invited TO attend aud ini psot inc shno
MANY CITI2ENS.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

CALIFORNIA DIAMoNDs-GENTs' CLUSTER PINS.
" with chain, %; single stone, So rings earrinso Studs
&C. These ftones equal In brlsroy 70 Tho real
diamond Any Of the above sent by mail express by on
closius amount. L. ~. JACOBS, 407 Btoadway.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN JULY,
w MEMOIRS OF
JAMES GORDON BENNETT

JOURNALIST.
In one limo vol $40 pages, with fine Steel Portrait
from original drawing. Price 81 IS.
This anxiousy expected work will be published early in
July II is the history of remarkable whose
dusry talents and real little known the
public, although his name is familiar to the world
THE LrADING JouRNALIsr OF THE UNITED STATES.
The volume Will give panoramic view of uolic events in
politics. society and newspaper literature for the
past thirty The biography Is written solely
the theme with cando and with and
desIe to read alike for its valuable thoughts
facts and lite design to establish journalism isnfed
profession SIRINGER TOWNSEND. Publishers,
20 Broadway, New York.
N B-Carrers and agents who wish obtain subscribers
will receive canvasng crcuArr with their printed
agents addressing the publishers subcrbers copies
will be delivered in advance Of publication Orders
specify the number Of circulars needed with name in
full. " - " =
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FURNITURE.
SPORTING.

VHIyPANZEE, .toR oURANG oUTANG) FROM
4 Africa, for sale fine healthy, very KIND, gentle
and trsstabe ohmpanEee DO at $50 Pearl srot
fourth e7or At Mr. JohnaoDs For termA &c. apply to j.
b. GAGER& CO., y5 all street.
NOR sAlE-THE FAST SAILING sLooP YACHT
Updne 10 tone Custom House measurement built in
amply at 80 81. MARKS place. from till 10 A. N.
MAMMOTH NIwFeUEDLANDs AND ST. Der.
WI pard King Charlss apaneis, scotch and Engah Ser
riers Engsh and I,san reyhounds sporting and shepherd
dogs, 40. All tho choice breeds also for stocR NJ BIN.
ibc for mage 50 cents bottle Inquire At as
Water street. corner Of Fulton. up stairs.
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Thorough Purgation-But Continued Par
The willy Swindler ana the Cheat
Are doleful tux 90 now humming,
For insects, rife In summers heat,
Are from each loophole coming,

And hundreds flock with hundreds more
To Lyons Magnetic Powder store.
The genuine article has u. LYONS autograph the
bel The and rat killing pill Is also sold at 424 Broad
way.