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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
IT 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-P@

IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fes
~ HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS.-0n SATURDAY,
FEB p m. from pier foot Of Wsrrenst n r. the tss
and svorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt Hf WNOLb.
viii sai as shove.
Passage can be secured at the Conpany's office.
Froisht to New. Orleans 30 cents per cubic foot,
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of lsdnS OF ne
rm by the Company apple alton al their once
other forms signed and bill Of sdng Will DO signed ss as
hour OF sailing. - -,
For freight apply 81 the ONCE 0f the CoPan s
1T West-st., corner Of Warren. NJ. u. kOBhkTS.
NOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNTTED
Il STATES MAIL LINE.-The new and splendid steamship
FLORIDA NJ. :. Woodruff, commander. will leave Nsv
Yos for s.vsnnsh on WEDNESDAY Jan 90 pOsit from
tier No (, North River, at o'clock ?. precisely
Bills Of sdins signed by the clerk ON board
For fire. gd apply on board, OF for passage 10
SAML L. MITCHELL, No. 10 Broadway
Cabin passage 10 Savannah s for Florida through uckets
70 Jacksonville, &Sl Plstks sS3
Large comInodons leave Savannah Tor roks
times week connecting with Tia rom Ssv
York on Tuesdays and Saturdays 49,
The steamer AUGUSTA, Thomas Lyon, commander, Vii
sueceed the above and leave SATURDAY, Fob.
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upAITIFIu, COUNTRY SEAT for Sale

"A a, exchange Tor City PvPey situated the west s.ni
- ~. Ale eve fthcs, TouiPkins County Sew-
Yot Commanding Gre view Of the lake with 81 sees o. .Se
bst land in healthy location that can be founa N we
State sl Of wood and all kinds Of fruit tIees On s1e
place Size Of dwelling as feet front By 80 feet deep Two ~
sstis cellar bay Window from which are G
Ixhtf Vows lake. The walls oesutiaA{ 20
10 frsco styo Of painting The carriage house ~ fsct
fa~re barn sheds Dwelling house, ort0ui 80
arc all new The consists Of one span nne
ninsie one sx head Of cattle beautiful -
us sieshs tanning utensils &c. The r9ins ooo e .
SsIth tbe ni.ce Price Of farm and Du.oInt- 80
xf1ocn Lntv IN the store No 3si ocrher OF sur
Tsx ~. W. hetu zen O'Clock a. M aid O'CLOCK p m,
s.t-s,s ti,, owner can be seen for one week.
At pRIyATE SALE - The 4-story Brown
"A atone Front HOUSE and LOT the south esst corner
- Sesst .,i IcYngfon-sv with ali the modern improve
.,. Also he s,story Brick HOUSE and LOT No. Jos
w. ,a,.s, with all the modern improvement Also the
sstcry Brick HOUSE and LOT No 2f West SSh-s' With al
- ,iep improvements Size Of House l6f an BY 5oft
Az tbe ts,ory Brick HOUSE and LOT No. Isl West 8ths,
Win All the modern improvements Size OF House In IN by
1N deep Also the SsOry Brick HOUSE and LOT No $40
west S4h-st, with all the modern improvements Size OF
Ifouse Is By IS n deep Also the tstory brownStone
Fnsihh Basement HOUSE and LOT No IS West 3oth'si
Hooss 65 deep finished in the best nanner with an
t,se improvements Also two Sstory Brick HOUSES
ana LOTS on the north side Of Ess. Sns known Nos -
% Houses % by IS feet deep finished in good style Lott
81 n 9 In For terms and full particulars apply 20
-'T- BAKER & WEEKS, Aucnoneer- No. Finest
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DELGIAN TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP

ID LINE between NETWORK and ANTWERP.-TA
Steamers comprising this Line are the following
RELGIQUE ..................A. IL. l.. Tack Commssaa
COkSTlTUTnON........., Psurn, Conmsnc1
DUO DE- BRABANT, CON0REs. =
The splendid and powerful new Iron Screw Steamship BEL
GIQUE 800 A II. l.. Tack, Commander, viii sal fon
kewYork for Antwerp, stopping Southampton, sAruS
DAY, February q from Pier ~ North River.
Price Of Passage la First Cabin $50
No Freight received after Jsnhary 81 and bills OF lsdne
signed parcels received tho day OF sailing No bshN
cured until psd for Baggage wanted during tho voyaee
should be marked below with passengers address and 49,
on board the day before sailing.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For Freight or Passage IN First Cabin apply 10
AUGUST BELMONT, No. HsnoyerA
For Passage Ia Second Cabin and Storage apply to
SABLE a. CORTIS 10. u FutorA
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Bank Drr.RrxsSr, ALssSy. Oct % is6
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO H.
STATE on NEw-YosK BANK DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY. Jan. 10, tsss.
TIVE HOLDERS Of that portion Of the BANK

DANK OF NORTH AMERICA--The AN.
ID NUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS Will b held o. 4,
Banking House on MONDAY, Feb T. from u M tall p
New-SOTk, Jan. is, 1854.
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N'OR CHARLESTON and FLORiDA.-SEMi-
Il WEEKLY a. $. MAIL LINE.-The and mag
nfcent Steamship NASHVILLE, NJ Berry, commander, w1
lesvs Pier No N r., on WEDNESDAY, Jan -, ct cst
?. precisely For Freight apply on board whore all bs
sdng will be ssned and for Passage at the Office Of sPOF
FORD, TILESTON Co, No. - Broadway Cabin Pssae4
SIS Tie Steamship sOUTHERNER, 7. Evan, commando
viii succeed and leave on SATURDAY, Feb. The hyodS
CAROLINA makes regular trips 10 the various s
ngs the St. Johns River Florida, connecting with hs
steamers from New. York, and leaving Charleston EVEN
TUESDAY a, O'Clock, Through tickets to Jactsoays
43i; to Pilstka S33.
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miscellaneous.

I loud GLUE-A new and superior article,
IL manufactured and sold by LE0GErT MARCUS,
No. ~ Pearst
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DEATHS.

TowER-In Waterford, MAY il, Nav b. Tower,
aged years and months, daughter of Mr. Lewis
and Nary J Tower, formerly Of Concord, ". H.
CU>nMAH-Tn Barnet, June I, Mrs. Sarah Cush-
man, widow Of the late Clark Cu>hman, aged Sc
wears.
CHANDLER-Tn Fremont y. IT., June : Mariah
Louisa. daughter of Joshua and Louisa Chandler
aged 90 wears.
BAE>AeD-In Usage Iowa. NAY 10. Of measles,
James Edmond, second son Of J. e.. Barnard, of
Charleston, aged IS years.
FEENCH-In Hardwick. Nav l. Of canker-rash.
Mary lv>Sa, eldest child and only daughter Of
Flavus j. an Puah c. French, aged Il wears.
NoYEs-ln Montpelier. goth ult.. suddenly, of
abcess, Mr. William Noyes, aged - years.
MorLToS-In Lancas: .r, MAY 90, Mianda F.,
daughter Of Moses and Harriet Moul.on, aged 10
wears and five months.
My l"Ne,i-)ne'S lost, Alas,
An: must weep.
because SaviOrS called her hOma,
Within his arms 70 sleep:
No. I'll not call her hack.
Nor for her spirit sigh,
For IN the silent grave 18th he!
NJ body soon must lie
Then, 10 that happy land
NY Soul shall tv away.
- Re With loved-cnes there II rest
CONT su'eety uecoTns DAY Com
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A>orHER GREAT CrRK OF pYsrErsrA - Astonishing Sue

ANOTHER GREAT CrRK DYSPEPSIA. Astonishing Sue
Cess Of the OK gcIiated Bitters.
New Haven. Nov. D. 1851
Gc.icHcn:-I feel that no Il ri,.c cr ,i,,racv
should deter from expressing publicly gratitude for
the efficacy OAySenatcd Bittes in restoring m In
haalth after suffering than six from Dv>pcpSj
and liver complaint during which time had the hes, nci
car advice. with no benefit except temporary relief
Ny became hopeless. from attack OF ,irr-
hoca which confined me bed for eight weeks ,a.,
great pr''stration Of the hole SYSTEM.
About Nv" months much reduced. that
could eat scarcely food whatever and ohlg, r.,
take my ted I'm despair m ever getting any better
read some the certificates III remarkable cures iy tr
ONvgcatcd Bitttcr> and obtained bottle II the medicine
However surprising is nevertheless true that Was al,
most Immediately relieved ofe,cry symptom my >ar
Gus complaints
am now il, better health than have cn,ycd for many
and attribute restoration. 10y the 81 cod t.,
your Invaluable medicine. Respectfully Yours
MARY f.. HANOVER
No % Fair Street
Seth ". Fowe Co. Us Washington Street R,,st,n
Pr"rriet''rS. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold 10y j T. Bingham. ST J"insiiry: Bacon I.rackctt
st JhIiSfury Center: W H. Mct'atcy Lyndon, Randall
Hubbard Lyndon Center Hill Flanders. Sheffield; : s
blanchard Glover George C"wsS, Rvcgatc; Clark Var
mum. Barnet; B"Incy Bingham, Waterford
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a lady in Boston the other day, in passing
down Beacon street, had her light dress
caught by a nail in plank which a laborer
was removing. The latter did not bear the
appeals of the lady until the dress was torn
completely off. and revealed to the astonsh-
ed spectators the well known commercial
phrase "P'imc WH .Jara," written on the
skirt underneath The lady took the first
ooh
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Eeportf0 for Cbr Californian.
GRAND .jrROR> FNrANELLED AND SWORN
Potter buchanan. Barnet; +. Woodruff.
Burke: David Brown, w. j. Stanton. Dam
Vile john Buchanan, Groton Ora Cros-
Nv, Iar.!wick \. c. Carpenter, Kirby
Samuel Bi.rlow. Lyndon; Olncv Smith.
Newark VIM. Varnum, Pracham; Thomas
Nelson, Jr. Hyeca'e; Ira Arlington. Asa
l.. French, st. .Johnshury; j. {. Tibbets,
>n'ton; Horace Drown. Sheffield; Isaac
Patterson, Walden John Fclch, Waterford
Nathaniel Hart, Whecock.
PrTlr .IrRoEs rMrANEILED AND SWORN.
Oiled Hatch. Walter Gabraith, Barnet: -
Oliver Coe. Joel TrnlI, Burke; David W.
Choate. Joseph Swretser, Danvillc; Robert
). Heath Moses Adams. Groton VIM. {.
Laid. Christopher +. Conant. lIardwick
llun'ley u. Young, Kirby; Elisha Sanborn,
Joseph Fletcher, Lyndon; Hollis Bruce.
Newark Ira kmball, Independence Far
rar. Pcacham; Moses Gates. X. Cochran.
Rvecate John Stevens. John Bacon 2h, ST.
Iohn>burv Joseph bartlett. Sutton: Chas.
>ancer Sheffield George r. Moves. Thos.
" Harrington. Walden: VIM Harvey. Abel
Gos>, Waterford; Calvin Blake. Wheelock.
Upon the call of the docket, 10 cases were
SET for the Jury.
June THE trial of William Warbur-
ton, ni;as Bristol Bill, for an assault upon
Bliss \. Davis in open Court in June, 1850,
having been assigned for this morning. drew
large number of people to Danvile to see
that noted parsonage and attend the trial
Bristol Bill was brought up from Windsor
on SATURDAY last by Sheriff Evans, and at
half past this morning was brought into
Court. ard as soon as the Court room was O.
pened after the entrance Of the Court every
nook and corner of the Court room was
denSelv filled. The prisoner was duly ar
raigned, and to the Indictment plead that he
was guilty of the assault committed upon Mr.
Davis, but that he did the same under fit
Of insanity. brought on by the Illegally and
Injustice of his trial. The Court said that
the plea amounted to a plea Of not guilty.
The prisoner then addressed the Court.
asking I'll 1t his handouts might be taken oil,
as he had some papers to handle during the
trial and would like TO have his hands at lib
erty. The Court said that he was in the
hands of the Sheriff, who was alone respon-
siblc for his safety and conduct. and that he
mus, ac, his own judgment in the matter.
The following Jury were then empapelled
Il
Farrow. George Il. Noyes, Charles Lougee,
VIM. Harvey. John Bacon. 2', John Stearns,
Thomas " Harrington, Robert Cochran, W.
{. Laid. Oliver COe. and Ira kimball.
MIR. Unris, the first witness called by gov
eminent, stated that he was the States At
'ornev at the trial Of Warburton and Mead
ows in June, 1850 ; that upon the day when
he prisoner and Meadows we're broug BIT into
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LENLNi IENLS,

We refer OR readers 10 an advertisement in an
other column. for full particulars concerning the
Hvgrana OF DR.. Curtis. 1t is said ~ be one of the
most remarkable for all description of >eas-
es of the lungs ever discovered IT. virtues have
been testified 10 hv hun ireds. who have obtained
their knowledge by the best of all teachers-expe-
tirncc.
CAUTION.-Dr. Curtis's Hvgcana is the origina
and only genuine article. $3.50
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STATE OE IERNNNT

District If Essex So
the lth day If June A d 1856: ~ "
WHEREAS Hul'iah L. Carpenter, administrative of the
Estate II George Carpenter late Concord in safd i,
' PROPOSES to reTer All account Of her admins
trat" ana 70 present her account said
anliia'i ana allowance II Is Therefore ordered bv said
S, al tfe same come under consideration and he heard
At tne PROBATE Once in Lunellrg the lat dav If uIy
1870 And lie further ordered that all persons inter
esteh M notified hereof by publication copy Of th rec
od VI ms order In The CAIEDe>AN printed AZ 81 Johns
bry Three weeks successfully previs said time OF
ing that They NAV appear and object The allowing Of
sstd account il they see cause BY the Court "
WV CHANDLER, Judge ~ Probate
true copy ~ record Arrest,
asST ISRATL pEWFY R.e,.,s,
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MARRIAGES..

kHEy-THoMPsoN-In this village, June 10, bv
Rev. Geo. n Weber, Mr.. Elias y. Kilby and Miss
Martha Thompson.
LADUE-9rEBANK-In Stanetead on the Doth
ult.. bv Rev. r. '. Hall, Mr.. Milo Lalue and Miss
Caroline l.. Burbank, both of Stan-tead
FELCH-W HTE-At Newport. n. H.. on the 18th
ult. by Rev. A. Z. Manson. Mr. ". C. Felch, of
Bradford. and Miss Helen II. White, Of Stanstcad
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st. :Dobmsburp, Tt.


\ MopE>T DrN. - We have COM
ncucvl forwarding bills of accounts due
IT. TOR Advertising and Job-Work. We
need the money by the first of July.
anal expect that those indebted to us will
promptly respond There still remain
unsettled many accounts due to CHAD
WICK Il RAND. 1t is highly desirable
that these should also be paid immuli-
atrlv.
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WOOL GROWERS,
Please Bring on Your Wool

Vv>llE >uh>rri!.r is now ready AT his old stand q.
= Fa>>'iinI,>ic VILLAGE. 10 manufacture wool into
pam Cloths, tasNiinerc> ana FIanne.s -harc- or
bv the ward. in a good and workmanke manner
and reasonable terms.
Also. Custom Cardng and Cloth Dressing done
on short notice. J.k. EEMICK.
.Iune 1S;I6 o>, ua
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MIR. FHLNORES ACCEPTANCE. - " r.
Iwh. jim" S.-A letter from Paris of Nav
u. saws Mr. Fillmore received the first Off
mercan party at Venice. and duplicate OF
it here the day before yesterday. HIS az
ceptancc goes out hv the same mail which
carries this letter Mr. F. endorses the GEN
cral principles of the platform, and condemns
all sectional agitation. lie accepts the NOM
nation as a national man.
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THE MARKETS.
st. Johnsburv Prices Current--June 11

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Jure5
NJ market ~ Rect Cattlc pairs working
en- ll6 cows ami calves. lHS sheep and lambs ri
Prices II H'tt-E Extra -" nr-t quality Ss13 SECOND do
-; third ,ir - ~: ordinary 81
li,>-, e per H.. Tal,w- liz yer H. Pcts-Slac each
N"a Calves S4t"7. Cali skins liz per H.
Working oxen Slts' 4" 10 Cow, and t,lvrs To- 81
sheep ai lambs Extra. 81 I" @ nv lot Rs to-,
Swlnc-Sal'> al To- y per h wholesale: retail To-
CAMBRII";E CATTLE MARX ET-Jun- H.
Al market ~ Cattle. alsui ~ I,rv,- and :. - re-
consisting "t Working oxen. Cows ami al,, YcsrI :
"" and Three. Years Old!
Prices Mtk' Reel E\'ra -,,>i per cW, LIST quail
" 1ass 2i quality 7t...s': 81 quality
R,rfrliir: CATH N"Iuotati,ri>.
St'1'- rhli- tt'n ; pairs A market. Pri,cs-Slo,
alWl"r pair.
Cows amt { alIcS-St' ~ ii,.,
sheep AMI Itin'> 1915 AZ n,rlrt Prices in lots 5
A. "a II. Extra and ~tlr, tons. otln
S"l's-l 10 al market, Prices whu,>a.- Gao >, Der
H. metz
Hides = per cwt. Tallpw ~ i-2c i..- Il,
Frlt> ~ .i.t2 each C.,lt skins Halt Der H.
Ntal CAlNrs si., D. ~.
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'yNHE CALEDONIA MACHINE SHOP co
having r"c"iv"'! 'he a"r lrv for >rilIi.. in the
states Of Vermont and New Ha,ng-hirr Felton,
Sell Sharpening Portable Gram Mills for frrju,i,r
AL kinds {" grain. Inrlrn!r. corr, on the, cob now
offer {" furnish sand mills On >ilor. notice t. those
wanting them. AZ manufacturers prices. SAID NIL
are aaptr! I" steam. water. wind or horse bower
being Capable If grinding bushels ,r.r hnlr with
one horse and from 8 10 whit horse power and
grind sufficiently fine for family use. and does not
hca, the meal, "a valuable feature
Numerous te>tinIoIalS in Is favor can be shown
wv the subscriber.
Price from SO 10 Sl25
We now havc.w" Of said Mills in operation in
our mill. where those wishing can see them in use,
and can he
arr.r, n u<,,~ . ,rr,, ,r,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ r. the subscribers. being appointed nv the Probate C,ur,
r the district II Essen, commissioners receive, e\-
ANIME ana ADJUST all claims anu drIalr> of all prS,Is
Sal>t the estate III J>-ph ElkiI>. late .ray in said
d>tri't deceased and the claims 81 The deceased exhibited
~ 'H,! thcrtt" hereby give notice that six months from
the 9Th day I'll May. $50 allowed TOR lin, ,rc,lr In
f>'I Their claims 7" said commissioners for cAaIa,i,
ann alMahr ana that We VIII meet for that I,IIri",>..
al The Once {" Win IL. Iiart>horD in ;uaIl u IN.
dav 81 July and the c2i November ISi, Al oc,ck
L. VI. Oh each - said DAYS
WM II. u .RTSHORNE
ORAMEIt KAWFORD commissioners
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Physiology Of Marriage.
BY a Married Nan and Distinguished
Physician.

VHlS one al the most e. i~.k> which Ia, l.c
li1i>i'ri III any country. ~ lacacc >iipl. tc..r.I-
'i '"''ini ana VI '!ii> al itfrl, kinn'-> r,lca,
~ III" Young al both ui Information, hitherto,
'i'llN hi't'>>lih' Ia ANY r,ill" and ir WALL .
VIII" u NAM iN' been prom I'D >.i,,> Iiir
t>'"Hti l"' ri Immoral t'i,,N Tie, Wurk : writer.
~ '' l ''i ''!'>t il' IN -
h"- ~ 't'l ia. III Ia t' study Pin, >rV The W,h
Was 'Nili'' III l,i>'iiii l' competent judges and yr,.
i'"W'I Ia 10" - ui"A' 'ii"rai' any W,,k wl. hl,
Appeared III tr English l.Icrac" II rctti..- rurc..,.; A
frull tlIri- iIi,l>
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E.W GOD,
co Nu/N.NJON EHN NnTY('L'

ONUISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers being appointed hv the Probate, Court
" Tor the district i ES>rN commissioners rec, i've ex
anime and adjust all claims and demands 81 all ,.rs.s
against the rsat" Edmund Powers. late Iurdr in
SAID district deceased and The claims ." the .i-r i,.
He'd III offset tfrrct" hereby give notice that
the = day 81 May $50 allow for ,. r.
I" present Their claims L. said CONN e\alyl,
non aud allowance, and that Nil tina, rrr,.,>,
AT The late iwcll.nII> U the sail Powers in Iu,rrr
aforesaid o the ~ SATURDAY in july N"vr,u,r IS,
from l"o',lock until ioclrk oh ea of said DAYS
\ " FRENCH
Ms CHANDLER '"mils>t"I'rs
'"'d IL l-Hn'nf'lr.. June D. l>r !rJ
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Col. Benton arrived in Cincinnati on Tues
day, and stops at the Broadway House. In
the cars friend accosted him with" Well.
Colonel, bound TO the Cincinnati Convrn.
ton ," " Yes sir. YES; like the wild hog.
SIR he can be toiicd up to eat corn, sir. tut
he cant be roaxed into the pen, sir, can't be
coaxtd in, sir "
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THE SEAsoN.-The last few DAYS have
'.eea abundant in rain, and the warm sun
nine between the frequent showers has de-
'.el"prd the grass and foliage to its utmost
possible ereenness This may for awhile re-
tard planted crops. but they will come on
fast enough with the heats u July. The
'rees have Put on their full Summer clothing.
and our hills and valleys have assumed their
robe of beauty. The accounts of crops at
he West are almost uniformly favorable,
promising an abundant and early harvest.
NV LIVERY SrAELE.-Mr Prescott has
lately erected and now occupies new Livery
sable on the corner of Central and Summer
Streets. The stable Is connections. convc-
nientv situated. and built with proper re-
nard to ventilation Mr. Prescott has ALWAYS
been obli.lnc. and untiriny in his endeavors
20 suit his customers and we are happy to
record th, evidence that his business is thri-
YIN. and remunera.ive
Mr. Johnson Smith of Newark, while
telling trees on Friday of last week, had one
OF hi, legs crushed in shocking manner
I, wa. amputatel on Saturday hy Dr.. New.
ell. of this place. At last accounts but Sigh,
hopes were entertained of his recovery
-BEokE JAIL-I.conard Hal! 4 W. A.
Gaze broke Jail at lIaverhiIl. y. H., on the
right of June TO- The iailer offers so re-
ward for their apprehension and return.
Tins BELL RINGEHS-It will be
seen bv reference 10 advertisement that the
celebrated Peak Family are to give one Of
their entertainments at onion UW mex,
Tuesday evening They have tecn here be-
fore, and it needs only to be known that they
are coming auain to secure them full house
TO to Towards Book store and ce
Mr.. Summers great speech. ard read it, and
let YOUR neinhbOrS read it. and see for wha
Mr. Sumner was SO brutaly beaten by tn,
ruifian Brooks
Caledonia County Court--June Term
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tn" Newspaper riit.r> t. strongest l,yuac. In re-
"rinc I" his book R"ai hat tn, ~i,.
Tins book destined :" produce Pm, >llri,a IN
Ut 'h'> COUNTRY II MI. nav uiirri>. >,. . Ais, il
'''l' "lli> ~ All. both mail. ana i,.nial.
i'i editor 81 TIN Evening Irttri-r Boston Uses t, fol
Ia" l!lG STRONG lali-ua." in not, in.
T"t PHY>r"r"cY "r M,rHi,r,- B> All obi Physician
tiii -" pages John L irWr'fG q" t~.k tina, should
y" f'ah 'N ~ .r' man and ~"raI III the ali married
unmarried ~ treats 81 topics vita. interest tt W H..
nov ONE M th"li~rt know thing. n" ,,.r-rrrrr,
III t''r ti"clt>> lcirrairc than wjuI ,i,,;u
lr>N violate t' laws 81 health even life. bring u.n
themselves suffering and W." and upon their rr,v Ell
ZEE 'l'i CONSTITUTIONS d'>as, death Tl.> tonic,
ar" ii 'i'l' ate and difficult character and for mis-
900" men VII" VIZ" capable 81 trci. .,n have ave. ted
mem Nut ever. reader ~ the Phy>i lv Marriage u-
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l'ci \crt,,i 81 lTIri,.in taste
From the Maine Journal,
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Though II treats >Ii', e; a., mature, II i ,I
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Numerous other notices equally strong have bees r,,r
iN tit publishers all In,
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1900 pornds with ease. and walks As fast As
horse will 90 on brisk trot The SIGHT
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Caledonia County Court--June Term
REPORTED for Chr Californian.

HON tStIIEL PECK Clirr Justice
IioN HARRY MOORE ,.,,,,. 1,,,,..
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