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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

The LATE SHOOTING CASE IS The FIRST WARD
AsTK. MoETIs Examinations or CCRRAs.-Coroner
Counery yesterday proceeded to the n Y. Hospital for
the purpose OF taking the norton examination Of
John Curan, who shot in the abdomen Tues
day night and is not expected to After being
sworn, Cunan stated that be met the man who shot
him on Tuesday evening on the corner Of Cedar and
West-sts and was asked by him where he could get
boarding house Curan offered to conduct him u one
and took him to No. Isl Cedar-st., kept by Mr..
Brady; as the man entered the door he appeared to
be angry and said something which CuTan did not
understand and the latter replied by saying. 1--WE do
not want such customers as you here. This made
the angry and he drew apistol and shot Cur
ran. He then ran away and Cuiran tined to get into
the house but fell. John Brady. Michael Carroll
Patk. Kelly and Thos. Holland were present, but
were unable to seize the man before he got off Pre-
vous to going to Mr.. Bradys with the man. Curran
states that they called together at Mr. Wilson's bar
room but drank nothing He did not ask the man
name and does not know il. He is about ) feet 10
inches in hight light hair, whiskers, and very sum-
lie wore yellow oil skin cap and jacket Of the same
material and color dark pants and blue shirt Thinks
he was an American; says he gave him no cause to
shoot. him. DIR. Hinton, House Surgeon of the Hos
pital examined the wound and found that the ball had
entered the right side below the margin of the ribs
and passing obhquely backward, had escaped just
above the hip bone. The injury he thought was not
necessarily fatal The police in search OF the fug
tive asSasSp.
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[Adyertlsement
BER, | , 90.

Black Cloth suits. s II
Black Cloth Costs. IS 10 SIS.
Cashmere Business Coats So a. 20 -.
Rich MORE Antique Vests, ~
Fancy Velvet Vests, IS
Fine Black Oyerco.is 80.
A. EVANS extensive CLOTHING "MBHoc't' Nos b
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Advertisement.
THE AUBIS PORTABLE GAs-WORKs COMPANY.

To PATHS SEEKING BUsISgss-We prepared 20 prove
that no Investment b. safer profitable thsa
County Right. under Psients See the advertisement. On
another page Of this paper.
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Advertisement.
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see the GsEAr Snow Unretouched and Coored PHoro
ca APIS AZ the Fair OF the American Institute exhibited by
GuesxY No $40 Broadway. n B-No connection with sa
other establishment
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ADVERTISEMENT

and cheapest in the world with Fixture. Gss Firtus
--vrrA and beautiful deslansJust completed Tot the
FA trade. No cad po.er fixtures sold BY Ci
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AscHsR WAassR Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

Lancet wa. the favorite, 800 to go, previous to
starting and won the race easly in three straight
heats The track was vsy heavy on account Of the
this trot and ~ went home well pleased with the days
trvtting
Uses CovFss. L. I.-rsNvNs.-T -esaov, Sept.
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s-u,rD-, pf,-H-Coronec HILL he'd "a islue..

l., , ~ rs L.nf-ns if1-t. p , th- BODY q q,
q. NJ an infant, --sh'e-n month. o,d. sho .csl~i
49, he - al b. t-t" d coup hiu tNi-a over
r., verdict. Ac,idcutsl Grsih
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Advertisement
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Advertisement

| See the Exhibition of PHOTOGRAPHS, in every
.ye by Mt FREDscks lat, Quincy Fredrict' the Cry'
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CRYSTAL PALscE.-Ihe Committee on Lands and
p,sce.. having in charge the application of the Re-
osiver Of the Crystal Palace to extend the Lease of
Reservoir square, meet at No. City Hal, this P m.
8, . clccks te,hesr parties respecting the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

OssrRrcrNo RAILROAD CAu.-The condut OF
come Of the cMtnen OF this city. IN wItuly oos'lue'
ing The passage Of the city railroad cars Is repFehen
siele ia 8 high degree, and needs to be looked 10 oy
the authorties through whom the roads are licensed
and to whom the Companies are nspoosioe fof IN!
u.xodut. The fart tbs. such railroad may Dc ~
scne considerrd an evil Or nuisance, does n ooiAe'
9 r.,A, to nsesfese with the arrsnseme0t. ~ psso'e
Il The esrrAees II sseA ssarvsd, ed osss sss sA'ss
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.


Tho Roetd met Yesterday afternoon ut the office 10
No,tb ,,ret the Hon. GULI.E {. VERPLaNcK IN the
chair aud quorum pre-eit
Dr. UAKRIs report that -four new cases OF yellow
fyer have occurred ng tho employees al the Marine
Uosnitsl and twelve cases have been received from
he civ and ve>scl. Two have died, and nine remain
uUder treatment Out Of seven attendants aud nurses
supplied TO Fort Hamilton Ouly one has sickened
he following is the official statement OF the affairs
Of the Commission:
WEEKLY STATEMENT
Number of cnsrAn,s arrived g. Sept a. w
Number arrived since to Oct lL6.............. fNI
Total i1,'tas
1855. 1855.
Number Of in Institutions at Ward. l.dl rs LIE
Number ~ Marine Hospital! IL" i~
Total %,
Receipt 70 SEPT. A.................... p-l1NH %
Since Oct. !, for Communication OF . -. -, =.
'SV ~-N~'''' -
u
Di,bursemeuts ~ per previous account -, .o ~, Nc
u sept a. lb5S eIos ~
The Board adjourned to Wednesday NEXT.
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COMMERCIAL MA7TERX.


road Isl uls- Bonds sS
sroC.ev a Pr Div BIDS 81
q Metrupo.l,an Bsnk...lOs
10 Continental Bsnk.,..iOS.
Ice Gr'Nt Weston LIS CO. 10
100 CAaton Company ...... -
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10 Inmb-rlAnd Coz. Co.. u
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THE TURF.

CksTRsvI1Ls COURSE. l.. I.-TRorrIsG:-Greas
match for s. Tuesday, Sept 80. 1880, between
Flora Temple, in harness and Lancet, under the SD
die. bile leafs best three in five.
McLsugblu's bk. Lancet. .:..............l !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

ForsD DeowssD-The body OF 81 un NOW W. "a a.
sbout tory ye.r Of sse found yss<fny ~. =. -
kvtr resi pr No ls AID Corvaet Coasery ssI - - -
ssa IT, Dces-d about Eve frts -.e 10
bad seHty hAx ND zUs.s-, 60 - tses>ea
vHset 4 IL I~s. sset>vd asa~Snt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

DARING ASSAULT AND RoBBERT.-Peter johnson
and Chas. Keavo, keeper of a GROCERY in Greenwich
street near Rector street, were arrested yesterday
morning by Officers OBnen and Wallace of the Re-
serve Corps, charged with assaulting and robbing a
recently arrived emigaDt named Paul Syverson. The
latter, it appears, was in the scandinavian House,
Greenwich street, on Monday evening, and was there
accosted by the two prisoners who induced him to go
with them to their GROCERY. On reaching the place,
The trio went into rear ROOM and there commenced
thinking and playing cards. johnson soon affected
anger against Syverson, and showed the cards off the
table Keavo then sprung upon their victim Knocked
him down. stripped him OF nearly all his clothes, and
robbed him of $40. They then continued beating him
until he was almost senseess. and finally kicked him
into the street. The following morning SyverSon made
an affidavit before Justice Welsh, setting forth the
facts az al owe stated and yesterday the prisoners were
brought into Court and locked up for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

CAPTURE OF A HorsF BrRsLAR.-A coorel nnan
canned D.re Nen~, w. detected esy YESTERDAY notnin
L Tie d.ea! wu Lniru.n No -r,si oou r IN n
ha.eueu. d.r M, oh,,t b..E theft BE Tss r-scc ~
lie. raa McHrzh Of re sa1t W.- and locked Up " 'e
Wt.sA fos TAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

FREDERICK HECKER.-Tbis distinguished German
pa,riot. who stands now at the head Of the German
Republican movement in the Western States has an
nounced to the German Central Committee that he
will be in our midst at the end of this week. large
mass meeting where he will address his friends of the
old fatf erland, may be expected. He will go from
here to the Key stone State where his powerful eIo
aueBce will undoubtedly thous ands to the Re-
publican creed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

c,ps., RTruBIICAS MoyEsESrs.-Isst night
.bou, dozen German Republican meetings took
nsce in our metropolis. In the Third Ward orgIn
i,a,;on WAS formed whereupon Drs. Kohler and Hex
enc, sddress,d the audience in an impressive msnner.
,ro,ba, meeting was held in the Seventh Ward,
rbo,e Mr.. Schramm explained the doctrines Of tyue
n,,nccrocv 70 the ate lively listening masses. In
80 Fou,th Ward q consulting meeting Of the German
s,d American citizens took place to consider the inter-
es.s Of the Ward and city official appointments. Har
,c,x rped in the debate which was ably conducted
- Nv Hewitt; the elected Chairman. Mr.. Rchars,
oo Of the Secretaries Of the meeting, defended the
interests of hi. German friends very decidedly, and
the consequence OF his speech in regard to the Com
,,.ae of Delegates was that Mr.. James Kelly moved
the appointment Of three members from the German
and three from the American Club to form the Com
ri,,ee The gentlemen elected were Messrs. james
Kelly. NADER. Creighton, Lange MsnchOt and p.
O'Dopne!l. Mr. Kelly then moved tina, the President
srd,be two Vice Presidents be empowered to name
Coumi.e. of three from each district OF the Ward 70
a., a. Ward Committee. The meeting then ad-
iourned TIL Saturday.
ILLNESS or Mr.. VNLTsTIsF.-On Tuesday aher3
noon David T. Valentine, esq, Clerk to the Board Of
Aldermen was taken with 4 sudden attack OF rheuma
tam. So severe was the attack that he was obliged
IN be taken home in a carriage He was confined 10
the house yesterday.
Personal Is1ELIIGEscE.-President Pierce left
rp,py
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

The FkEscH RliLwAI FRACD--Louis Grelet and
August Parrot late cashiers of the Northern Railway
of France who are charged with having embezzled
about 81 900 of the funds Of the Company and then
fed will be examined az = o clock this afternoon be-
fore Justice Osbone-the object being to ascertain
whether criminal! action for fraud be sustained
against them 1t is reported that one Of the police
office who recently arrived from Europe in search Of
the defaulipg French Railway fnanciers, sailed yes
,erdav in steamer with about 40 900 france his pos
sessi1n belonging to the company They claim that
it was not portion Of that belonging 70 the Railroad
Company Messrs Grelet. Psro. s. Go. are in e.
bridge stree, jail a; the present the bail of 500 900
required in the civil suit against them wa. not forth
coming. We hear Of no new developments. No war
rant has yet arrived from Washington, nor has Car
peutier been captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

> Chic. AR.IRR, ex div. q
o New Jersey Railroad. Ia
5 Pansms Railroad .... 4
. do.............ssS g
= do.............os y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

Horsg BURGLAR CArGHr.-A man hsnieo AN ~
Grin s4.w detected Tuesday neh; u 'o 80 sS...
Chile. kleia NJ IL Wooster street, whoa ne L. -
iot tie p.rp..- Of theft policeman es--i Ma &c
arrested AID locked gp B. Justice FLAAdfes--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

CoIoREp WosEs IN MALI AIrrRs.-Two colored
women calm, themselves Ellen johnson and jackson
Towrsend were found yesterday by Officer Dalton OF
the Eighth Ward, travelling the streets a. they -ad
in search of their husbands who had deserted them
come months ego. One Of the women was dressed n
monkey jacket and Egh. pants and the other IN
SUI, Of black clo.h Both were locked up BY Justice
F.sDdTeaU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

CLINTON Ian agreeable entertainment, musical
and elocuonary was given at this house last evening
by Mr.. j. b. Brown and Miss Julia Oteley, dramatic
readers assisted by Miss Anna Spnola, the admired
vocalist who was lately with Ole Bull in the Southern
States. Severa, fine selections offered, to the
evident satisfaction of not crowded but apprcciative
audepce-such as Lopgfelow launching othe Ship
by Mr. Brown; Hawathas Uooing, by Miss Ote,ey'
and Mercadante's cavatna, On dorc Laura, by Miss
Spino!a The entertainment with entire change OF
programme viii be repeated on Friday evening IN the
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02

maciouriy inclined would. by ob-truc,ns the sane.
M The anGoyhnce Of our WORKING and br ,ne cormu
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TBE LATE ExPLoslor N THIRIr-sISrH sIREEr -
The remains OF Adolf Hernernsn one OF the sufferers
by the late explosion OF percussion powder at No 21
West Thirty sixth street were found yesterday IN the
ruins Of the building The occurrence, it viii be re-
membered took place Saturday last, and blew out
the walls of the building, besides reducing IT to ashee
An inquest viii be held upon the body to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-03
aDyEkTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DaI.
EEL, CORNER OF EIGHTEEN RI

(,LARENDoN HOTEL, CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH
~ street and Fourth avenuc1he undersigned beg leave
hat they have taken the Carendoa Hotel Rely
Ing upon their intimate acquaintance with the business derv
ed from experience both In the United State, and
Europe and interior arrangements and accommodations Of
TIC hec which In mt OF comfort aud elegance
passed by similar establishment In either country, the
hope ana feel that they viii be able TO give unqualified
fasop 10 their friends and ali who may
with their patronage - 49,
Table dhoe at 3 and o'clock precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-03

NATIONAL HOTEL. WASHINGTON, d. C-THfs CM, X
IN braed hotel situated half way between tbs Presidency
house and CAPITOL has been lesse by the undersigned
. of years has been reurnishod improves
throughout making IN an It's appointments equal 70 any
hotel In the county The house opsn for the
dation OF the publ.o. WILLIAM GUY Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-03

THE GLOBE HOTEL, CORNER or FRANKFORT AND
William streets has been completely renovated; is
prepared TO furnish single nj Is and e each per
day $50 good rooms fot fsn.es forers ~ turing Tho
nEt. Meas 81 al bgprt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-03
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ITO BROADwAY-A FINE, LARGE. LIGHr. FRONT
room second door. 70 let-partly furnished With
gas rcqured-over Godone's mmsc between
Ninth and Tenth streets; suitable for light geneel ous
artist or DENTIST &C. Apply in the halrdressng
saloon I'D stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-03

THE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO PUT HIS
cushions tables OF the Old stle
terms They been already put tables The fol-
lowing makers WDents. Griffith Decker. Moors Penn,
and taest1dff - have pivep the ptr o. s,isscsoa
MICHAEL FhlLAN, = .b,mhee, stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-03
BILLIARDS.

DILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.-TwO BILLIARD ia.
ID bles, first quality, been only short time in pp,y
G,p nuifh
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1850.
Al market if22 Caite13OO cvcs aud ia Stores. consist
lug Of Working Oxen, Cows and one and three years
PnicEs-Markct Beef Extra o. Has 81 per cwt lstqua-
y, 81 Soa ~ second do 80 Ia third do 90 90 o.
ordinary a. Ia
Storss-workins Oxen-sioo, i50A175
Co.'s and Caiuss-S30, 40, " n 90.
fewiingf-sl6a ~. TWO feas oh-t2ce ~. 7Arss
Years Oid--tg7 40.
SheeP aud LDnbs 2230 At market prccs-In lots OIL o.
-, % IL each extra and selections eoto
SrfHt-prices-IAsc none dressed IL a gc per owt
Hfdes-1 1-3a We rib. ToLiow-S as Lie. Pelfs-fl
IA a ! l-2 each. coli Skins-laa lac per ID.
There 81 the boston Mains Railroad
over the Boston and Lowell l32 the fchhurg ocd with
Cattle, Sheep, SWINE and Horses,
N Beef extra and rat quality Includes nothing the
best large, fat stall fed Oxen
Second quality Includes the best grass fed Oxen best stall
fed Cows aud the best three years old stacrs.
sheepExra Includes Cossets, and when few selected
cut frOm lots.
RenarksThere better show of Oxen this than
Tor few weeks previous Prices u Beef about the
last week small fat Cattle continue sell we'll druyers real
lac about 25c pr cw advance such Cattle Not great
sheep at market, hut enough, with tsc le last
week, 10 supply the demand Prices al-,ut the
u last week About ooo Western sheep brighton s
81 50 81 10 per head The cold weather has put stop
the arrival Of live Hogs dressed sell quick quotations
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13

V The greatest natural ornament to the "hu-
man form divine is unquestionsbly fine. luIu-
RANT, healthy growth Of hair. 1t has been so es-
tecmed in all ages Of the world, and among all ma
tons, savage and civilized. Hence, the Indian
brave regards the scalp Of his enemy as his great
est trophy. For similar reason. the fashionable
belle often DISCUSSES the region ofyanty. as well as
her other chronological organs with borrowed locks
He who should discover a mode Of preventing the
hair from showing the inroads Of envious Time by
turning prematurely gray, amethod by which it
could be restored when falling of or turning white,
and way Of promoting its continued and luxuri-
ant growth, would be justly entitled to rank among
the benefactOrs Of the human race. Read the tes-
tmon ials in another column, Of the wonderful not
to say miraculous effects Of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative" and see II he has not accomplished
all this-[Capital City Fact
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13

SEcTIoSALisN.--The standing committees of
the Senate have been appointed. Not a single
Senator representing the general sentiment Of the
North on The great question Of The day has been
appointed on one important committee. The
party which carried all Now England, New
York, Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan,
which nearly divided Pcnnsy lvania and Indiana
and Illinois, has no representative on the chief
commiices-nOt one. This party is represen-
ted by some Of the ablest, most experienced.
and most intelligent members Of the Senate
1t constitutes the powerful minority in the leg
islative branch Of the government. Always
heretofore that minority has been assigned
place on the committees, corresponding in some
degree with its strength and importance. Now,
for the first time in the history of the govern
ment, the minority has been entirely ignored
And the party that does this, that gives all the
committees to the Senators pledged 10 the sec
tional interest Of the South, charges the neg
lected party with sociionaliun = Providence
Journal .ff
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southern Commercial Convention.

A Southern Commercial Convention has
been and is now in session al Savannah, Ca.
Il is composed Of GOO delegates from 10 States.
Of whom 90 are governors, 10 generals, and
the balance made up OF small fry.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the proposition
for ra-opening tho African Slave Trade was
earnestly debated Mr.. Sprait, editor Of the
Charleston Standard, went fat footed for the
renewal of the trade. He denied tho right Of
Congress TO restrict it. Mr.. Hunter of Vir-
ginia was for delay the south should ponder
long before defying the opinion Of the whole
Christian world. The recent message Of the
governor Of South Carolina had as,onished the
whole South and for one he was not prepar-
ed 10 endorse his views. Mr. Gouldinp, who
had Offered The resolution for re-opening the
trade, warmly defended il, and said he could
not see the difference between tearing the wife
from her husband in Virginia to sell one to the
cotton fields Of the South, and doing the same
thing 10 Africa. Mr.. Mcleod Of Texas,
pledged his State 10 the EXTREMIST view Of the
subject We should soon have Mexico, and
should need negros to develop its resources.
The resolution failed, 10 TO 6s, South Car
olina, TEXAS aud part Of Tennessee only voting
in the affirmative.
A resolution declaring that the general gov
eminent has no power to construct the Pacific
railroad was adopted
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13

FIREs IN FITcnHURo.-Between eleven and
twelve O'Clock, Wednesday night, FIRE was
discovered in the Engine house and repair shop
Of tho Fitchburg & Worcester II. r. Compa-
ny. The fremen were promptly on hand, but
it was impossible 10 quench the flames. The
building was destroyed, with quantity or,ools,
wood and lumber. Two locomotives and sta
tionary engine were very badly damaged, though
not entirely destroyed. The whole loss is es-
timated at from $4,000 to $4,000. There
was insurance at the Filchburg Office of about
$4,000 on the buildings. wood, &C., and $1,000
on one Of the locomotives. The two locomo-
tives were also insured at Providence office,
for S9000
On Friday evening the 2lst ult., as we learn
from the Sentinel, two barns were totally des-
troyed by fire on the farm known as the Dea.
Abel Farwell place, in the norihwesterly part
Of Fitchburg, together with their contents, con-
sisling OF one horse, seven cows, three sheep,
about eighteen ions Of hay, and other fodder.
The origin of the FIRE is unknown, but is sup
posed to have taken from ashes deposited in
wooden vessels. No insurance. ReriHe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13
CARD TO THE LADIES. Oh. DuroNoO'l

N FRENOH PERIODICAL GOLDEN FILLS, Infaluble In
removing stoppagea irregularities Of the mentes These
Pills nothing new, hut have bean used by tho Doctors o
many years Rrnnee and America, with unparalleled
success every easel and be urged by thousand ladies
who used them IN MAXI the PILLS Public, for the aeyia
ton Of those suffering fr any irregularities OF whatever ma
tn as well as 70 prevent pregnancy hoso ladies whose
health will permit creass Of family Pregnant females
OF those suppsng themselves cautioned against using
these rims while pregnant as the proprer assumes
sponaity Ar the above adnonion althouEh their mild
ness would prevent any mischief health otherwise these
Pills recommended Pull and explicit directola Accopa-
ny each box Price 81 per box.
slil Wholesale and iteAIl by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Brateoro W. Sold alaoby Druggists here
az Ladies by enclosing him 90 hAnehoro Post once
have the Pills sent (oonhdeAy) by return mail Re
msmbr and ask for DR.. DnpoHeos GoideH Pas rgnasure
each box
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-12-13

NEw YoRK Posr OTrIer. Nice Speeala-
Eon.--The Brick Church property, near the
New York Park, has been purchased BY the
United States government for $450 600 The
late proprietors were Henry Kief, +. p. Sames
and Il. b. Wesley, who were equal owners,
and gave for il, some months since, $275 900.
They asked $500, 900. The building to be
erected will be of granite and have height
of three stories, and so arranged with tracks
that the rail cars can enler the interior. for the
discharge Of The mails