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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
z. & O. ]. GORHAM

have rust returned from market, aud opening for
inspection, one Of the Largest, CAeaDest and most
Briiiidaf selections Of
DRY GOODS,
WI GOODS & GROCERIES,
GLASS * HARD WARE,
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS,
HATS, CAPS,
PAPER HANGINGS,
HOUsE-FURNIsHlNG GOODS, &C., &C.,
over offered TO the public. We shall commence
Fall operations on the iolG pressure principle aud
the steam gradually rises, and we get warmed
up the subject, shall let OF the surplus fire
from time to time till get fever heat, such as
was never witnessed in this County before No
one however inexperienced will be liable 10 pay
above the Lolcesi Market Price, which shall al
ways be marked in plain figures by us each
article so that, "rhey who run may read
We would call special attention to the fact that
MIR. +. II. DEMING has returned to town,
and has resumed his former occupation of Tailor
Having fitted up new and commodious rooms to
make n permanent stay with this people. be is now
ready to receive calls from his former patrons and
friends. We would say to all those in want of a
"partcular it'' in either Coat, Pants or Vest,
Deming is the man that will give perfect satisfae-
fiOn. We say truly when we remark, he can't be
beat.
In accordance with the above, we shall keep in
store constantly, larger and better assortment of
GERMAN BROADCLOTHS.
BLACK & FANCY DOESKINS,
CASSIMERES, TWEEDS,
VESTINGs, TRIMMINGS, &c.
than has been offered or kept in Wilmington with
out exception.
All our old Customers and great many new
ones are invited TO join in the Jubilee!
.AdmihaHce Free. Children half price. Reserve
Seats Gratis.
Respectfully,
T.. & o. J. GORHAM.
October LIST, 1856. 3t40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
GRAND OPENING OF THEFALL CAMPAIGN!
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
G. O II I'll A MS
f NJ RUM OF TRADE
No. 3 East Main-St., Wilmington, Vt.

Il AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, as this is an era
II of excitements, it is not to be wondered at
that there should be great ereiiemeHt manifest in
Wilmington, and its enyirons, when the fact be-
rntpas known that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
Teas H." Teas!

tUST n NaUUUINVE
Have in store the largest and best stock Of fresh
GREEN and BLACK TEAS ever offered in this
market.
Good Y. H. TEA such as is usually sold for 3s.,
for 2s per h., and other qualities in proportion.
Good BLACK TEAS, p. per h.
TEAS sold Wholesale and Retail as low as can
be purchased in Boston, or elsewhere.
May 81, 1856. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
NOTICE.

UN1IS may certify that have given my son,
J. LUTHER r. WHITE, the remainder Of his
minority to act for himself; and after this date
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay any Of
his debts. CALEB s. WHITE
Reaisboro. Sept. -, 1856. So
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One Of the many hopeful features of our present
struggle is the fact that very large proportion Of
ihose who have hitherto stood aloof from any
earnest participation in our political contests, are
nov among the most active and enthusiastic 10 the
support Of Fremont ard Dayton There is not
block in this City, there is hardly school dis
trict in the Free States, large share Of whose
heretofore li.tless or hd8erent voters are not
DOW jealous and eff, ctive supporters of Col. Ere
mont's election. Half the members to-day en-
rolled ia making Fremont clubs throughout the
country. were either neutral in politics or men,
bers of the old Democratic organization, even so
late as last year And these new recruits are
in PEELED by their love of the Man and the Cause,
with q peperou, ardor which is contagious and
W.T. II Dis Irresistible.
An organization Of this class was formed at Gin
ton Ha last Tuesday evening, which may be taken
as a sample The members are nearly all yoqng
mep, engaged in business, hitherto drawn together
by conpepialy Of tastes and associated for mental
improvement alone Few or none Of them have
hitherto taken any active part in polidcs most of
them have taken no part at all. Oftaose among
In, III who voted we believe not third voted the
Republican ticket last Fail. Each member, on
signing the roll, pays dollar, which defrsy' the
necessary cost of meeting rooms, advertising &c,
ipciuoing reading room (rn CT nEon Hall) open
every secular day aud evening, and we'll supplied
with the leading journals. The young men united
10 this socic'y mean to bold weekly meetings listen
10 addresses, inspiring songs, &c and to aid 10
the dissemination Of the most convincing docu-
mtD's, while at the same tine they lengthen and
brighten the chain Of friendship. enjoy social CON-
muron, snd gradually form attachments. many OF
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which will doubtless prove lasting IS life. And
they confidently expect to make theirs the largest
political anocistion ever formed in any city Of the
Union.
We commend their example to young men OF
other cities AID towns, but especially to those OF
New-Jersey and Petnsyvania, where - much Is
yet to be done. In this snd several ether States,
the enthusiasm for FREMONT Is 80 general and
p'Ivadipe that We are 10 danger Of forgetting that
other sections are not 90 well affected ADD that
very much work Jet remains to be done. There
are this dsy Ole Million Of voters in the Free
States that have not Jet reed and are not half
aware Of the long series Of Ouzaees and or mes In
Kansas 80 forcibly portrayed 10 Stewards and Sum-
Der's Speeches and the House Commuters tnves-
tigatiDg Report, Friend Of the Good Cause
can you not bring the truth home to at least one OF
these yoters1
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.,,.os,D,. n r-qo,.. W. proceed e .rp.n ard mai.
risin the so~ce Of food each wssh ~ cns re, ne
esl. pound Of TO- s-s end fss o.. -
n,.ons vI BE- allowed Of SEQ dolss PEI
tn There vll also DO set aside one "es o. .ssv
IL 70 ,port.p, .orI doLe they will no. be ,saarsa
wok but ct such time. T. I'M ns' ~ =, 'n.s
~,h I'm his wife children free passage w, % ssn.ea
them sna addition to the soss.d wssss ;aeS ~
tort wife sDd chDersn are abs TO Sorh tosy =, 80
for st .'T .hs re.t ,Ss S's .r
received ~ be us sed ~ che OF tbs. ns,so,s
il As tindiDs articles OF .,rcemsnt must -
entered Ito -Sss s ss,n , she,, "ol%en there viii he "a
I'M, rtieer who will seeompsn' hem % hs port ana VIZ
VIZ for them 10 s1psiS ,h. ~.he. .Ip.e
II. n the Law. Of that in which they live fL.y.
I'll Chi who w.h 80 to that Pott TO w2ri n'y come !"
sb.ipt the great street a. eon'al, f.e' 70 nss
s''" i'"s -'''I i %SSn. a - a. u
"Th. sment m'as bst~esn = :" OF The district q
behalf 81 he English Colony cOupr'ms tho fOio"ias
dnicn' I'll, .,..x.. ,o 10 nv the shIp
omn,,ndsS b, Csptsin -@to--. on srnyd
be med Of al ne rules and ser. ~ pro-
Se BIN nh al emp oyer. with WHOM ne W. y, enc.
a. h y, .owp,s planting the cape ity Of m.si
servant w.eeins bo-ts q N S,s Ill sni
fSsss arc in short even dossneiS On ,ss
labor The dsy labor required VIII be e9mpnssa 40 rop
hour O, eh.lt alter four aud pns, and II exPseee
viii be d. ne .ubmvely diligently aud without n>e'
LEARNT tion Moreover. ho not DC Pot"'DS
,t =, ob seo,tly for himself for any othsf person..
Nor ii be allow without cause 70 esvs zoe o"s
the n.ntbly ~sse. a. agreed there WI Do
sol,, IN oide, 70 make mp advance sre.oy
a ali bsy. been entirely repaid IL moreover 10
r. a. hara the shs carries him 20 MS 10
Wi be supplied wh food dar ns the whole ps,'ss Iii
- IN. nm, ,n,eudent aSept As slready esPira
choice OF and the labor suitable TO De s
wsh ss be psid for each Ens SD mo,h AZ tc % IL. AZ
S.f.h a.rs and year ther viii be gwen Two sas VI
clbes con pri, ton jackets ano ~
boo hsr, one felt hat, ole ieli G seiIo'' a'u :" ~
h. will be furnished with medeinea ,,. p..h ..,.n
The supply Of GOD will ,so be soa1a,S nee 81 o,snsa
bs hesf pok or f.h pound of taels OF tes ous
should prefer not to take this .i1wsnes o. oa. ps
ii Ia AID IN lien OF II dOsIs; be will also % E.nsa
rec. o Ia which cultivate as he likes va
- 4. IN he cone except ~ necessary, anu eae
rs, emit additional pay will be given Further ~ on
sr,ys should reject his contract and no. care 90
a, his own he eau have o"e mon1as noos
ybb 10 make kpo and saeh case he Ill no ro9
10 repsy the expense incurred passage money ep'u ~
I'm 70 the port for which year viii be Aiowedo
him."
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TIE SLAVE AND cody TRADE.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

COrespondeIce OF The n. \. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Saturday July 5.h 1856.
Mr.. Marcy has laid before the Senate an inter-
estir report in answer to resolution calling tor
facts anG correspondence on The subject, upon the
Trade in Slaves AID the transportation Of Coolies
in American ships
Tie conespondehee on the Slave Trade begins
in le5O, AID lie brought down to April 1855; that
relaupg 70 the conveyance Of Coolies begins in
1852 abd continues till February 1856.
There has been, in the IN, friendly coopera-
ton be,weeb the American and British command
on tie coast Of Africa in the execution of the
clause in the treaty of Washington for the suppress
si,n OF tie Slave TTs6e-the abuse of the Amer
lean flag on The coast Of Africa and Brazil being
Of the most efficient aids in the prosecution Of
tie traffic.
In Eel, Mr. Whring. British Consul at Nor
folh vs., represented 10 Mr.. Champion that seven
colessd sOys Lad stea lsrded st that port from
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
'ispstch to Tho N. Y. Trbune

Special Dispatch 70 Ths NJ l. ihouno
WASHINGTON Tu-sday, July 8, 1856.
After the three bills for the improvements Of
river and bsrbor passed the House to-day over the
Presidents vetos., distinguished Democrat re-
marked that smother such da, g work would do
noish that party The leading Administration
men in the h use are awfulIy chasrined.
The statement that Lieut. Governor Roberts Of
Kansss is q Buchanan man is not true. He stated
when here that he should give bis support for Fro
mont and expressed the belief thas Pennsyvania
would give large majority for the Pathfinder.
Mr.. Crittenden ard Humphrey Marshall are on
tirely sanguine that the popular vote OF Kentucky
will be given to Fillmore. Douglas man 10
formed me to-day that the Democratic party gives
ND the election Of Buchanan.
H. Winter Davis of Maryland Broom and Fuller
of Pennsy lvapia, and other South Americans, have
declared against TOombss and Douglas Kansas Bill
and the Republ cans are unit against it. Billy
Brooks appeared before Judge Crawford this morn
ing accompanied by Senator Butler and Mr. Orr,
and after few witnesses for the Government had
testified similar to the evidence gwen in before tho
Investigating CODmiaee, Brooks made long
haiapgue to the Court, expressing the wish that
Mr.. Sumner was pre- sent, that he might ask him
ome questions as to the degree Of his personal
injuries and the violence OF tho frat blow, but ssid
he Mr. Sumner is conveniently and deliberately ab-
sent snd on travel, notw thstandIng bat six days
go this case was postponed on account Of his
xtrm indbpositon and the MATERIAL y of his
testimony. He said he should address no evidence
to the Court and would receive Its judgment,
which, without comment by the Court was an.
nounced to be fine OF $500.
On Sunday, Mr.. Sumner left the city for q1iet
country retreat, where he would escape the p,liti-
cal excitement consequent upon the visit Of friends.
at the residence OF Mr.. Blair Thus course he pur-
sued under the direction Of his physician, which
was Of more importance to him than to attend Q
mock trial.
DR.. Sirinsfellow, fresh from the sacking Of Law
renee, was in the Senate to-day consulting with
Douglas relative to the passage of the free Kaasas
bill. II.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
From Our Own Correspondents

From Our Own Correspondents
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July 2, 1856.
In view of the contingency of the Presidential
election going Into the House Of Representatives,
new programme has been blocked out which ia
worthy Of some attention, from its bearing upon
the general result The only hypothesis upon
which the contest can assume this ultimate shape
is, that Col Fremont may possibly fail in one or
,~o of the Free States, aid that Mr.. Fillmore may
secure tao or three of the Southern Safes. The
whole supersTuctuTe rests. upon this uncertain
ioubdstion At fret it was supposed, ifthe con,in-
e.ncy suggested should happen, that TIE Southern
Anne ricsns woud-as in the case Of the Speaker.
ship-combiDe their votes upon Dir Buchahan, ard
win the ai6 1t California complete the majority
required b. the Constitution. This Is net the
pi~tsi game.
Dir Fllnie's supporter, Sags 40 expectation
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THE BROOKS CASE IN THE HOUSE.

Special Dkpstch to The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July 8, 1856.
The Brooks case was taten up in the House
to-day; Mr.. ClDgman leading of 10 moss extra
ordinary bludgeOn speech, fully isdorsing the
Outrage upon Mr. Sumner, and startling many Of
his Southern friends by bis un~ise course.
Mr.. BiLgh OF Ohio. made q bold and manly
speech taking ground that Brooks not oaly commit
ted an ass suit deserving expalsion f,r contempt
but that law should be- passed making all such u.s.
ssults punishable in the Penten.isry
Mr.. Orr made lsboIed detepss Of Mr.. Brooks,
ard asid On attempt bad been made to-day to print
lt0 O0o copies Of the report on the alleged assault
Tor Il. ctioneerirg purposes.
Mr.. Hickman Of Penn. said he voted to print
that lumber add if the g.n,leusn from Soush
CsrODa sad he old 80 FOR electoneeIing pur poses,
it was false
Thi. remark created considerable Hutteripa in
the midst Of which three men were OBJ erved hOli.
ing Mr. Keitt, who seemed quite wiling to be held;
while Mr.. Bsfiipgton Of Massachusetts, and Others
cried 8. Let him up"
Mr. Hickman was perfectly cool. Qoiet WA
Iest'rtd, ard Mr. Orr finished bis speech
Mr Campbell Of Ohio eIdea ord to &c. reso-
luton changing the hour of msetiDg FROM IL to ii
g. To-, but the Home would DOT entertain it. Mr..
Conipgs Of Massachusetts, has tae floor 10 morrow N.
The Brooks case will occupy the whole Of this
week. I"il be impossible 70 get u vote to expel
bID. but there will be q stropg vote VI censure.
Dir. Pennington of New. Jersey and bf,. Camp DELL
Of Ohio will speak.
The IliiDOis election CASE viii he take up irrue-
| o,atel IF er the Bfsoks care Is decided.
A. ICON az the xsrsas Report Is printed. the
Commute or FL ctons will repor, resolution
csclsIips Whitfsld's ssst vscapt
Lieut. Gov. Rcbeiis Of Ksi sss has written ALI
sble article, TO BE- Published in PsAnsj lSania
Ieper, shcNI up i've wics ednrss cf Mr. Tconcs's
| bnl.
Issw litter rom Mr.. Sam,er to-day, dated
TIE 9Th, stating that his hssl.a i. apfcylag AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

SENATE. July s-The Internal Improvement bills.
passed over the Pr esdent vstOes ordered to be
sent 10 the Secretary of state On motion to Print
twenty thousand extra copies of the Kansas bill a. it
pas cd the Senate, there debate lasting until
=. m Tho discussion involved the ~hole Kansas
matter, and was carried on with much spirit. Tho
resolution to print adopted and the Senate ad'
journed
HOUSE,, July e.-Ten thousand copies of the ma.
;o,iiy and minority reports on the Sumner outrage
were ordered to be printed The majority report,
proposing the expuAon of Ms. Brooks was taken up
for action Mr. Cobb moved as substitute that tue
House has no jurisdiction. long debate ensued the
Southern Members laboring hard to make out that
the assault was of importance. and that it was
nourished solely for political effect Mr.. Hickman
and Mr. Bingham replied in dgni6ed maOner. thoagh
not without an interruption from Mr.. Brooks, who
6ncied thst Mr.. Bingham accused him Of perjury.
Befo;e coming to o vote the House adjourned.
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Among the passengers who sailed for Europe in
the A.ia yesterday, was Mr. BAYARD TAYLOR, who
gots to spend two or three years in Denmark, Swe-
den, Norway and Russia, those being the only parts
of that continent which this distinguished traveller
has rot before visited. Mr.. TaJlo contemplates
returning home by the route across Northern Asia
Siberia and Mantchouria to the mouth Of the river
Amour, whepce he will take ship for Oregon or
California During his sbsence, be will correspond
exclusively with THE TRIBUNE, in all editions of
which his letters will regularly appear.
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Of the meeting, which lasted three hours, and even
then reluctantly adjourned.

We make room this morning for the mastery
expo.ition Of the bogus laws Of Kansas
recently delivered in the House Of Representatives
BY Mr.. Col FAX Of Indiana. People who are not
already familiar with the subject will be astouud-d
to see what these pretended laws really are
Senator Douglas lstely declared in a sp .ech In this
city, that only two Of these laws hid been objected
to, or were liable to any objection; bat Mr.,
CoLFAx shows that this statement of Douglas was
quite 90 far from the truth as is bis wont. Read
the speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

There vera 1897 head Of beef cattle sold at
nsrbet yesterday. at aboat the came prices as the
week before, except for few # the most choice,
which brought eleven cents pound for the meat
TIE great mass sold for prices equivalent to moe
ard Q kslf to ten cents pound for the quarters
not cOuRiing hide and t,llw. Tue best in,orma
hon to be bad confirms the opinion that there /, an
amply supply of bulOcks in Illinois and other
Western States. so that we may safely calculate
upon full markets this Semmer and Fall at reduced
price,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

The Pro-Slevery majority in the United States
Senate ye.terday displayed its fairness aud courage
by ordering twenty thousand copies of the bill it
has passed for the Pacfcation Of Kansas and refus
ing to have printed Herewith the amendments
thereto proposed and voted down. with the Yeas
and Nays thereon. But we must not expect fair
play Of those who cannot afford it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

We commend the prudence Of the Members Of
the House opposed to the admission Of Free Kansas
in voting to print the smallest number Of tue In
vestigatne Committees Report; but we think the
two or three friends of the Free-State movement
who voted with them made grave mistake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

The Republican ratification meeting held last
riabt in williamsburgb was one of'hose influential
nod enthusiastic fespcuses TO the Peoples nomina-
lioos which have thus far marked the progress OF
the Repcblioan movement Not less than tnree
thousand If The BEST citizens Of the Bargh were
prcsett toge her with many ladies, aud the whole
Of this large sudirbce without exception. listened
With h, noat marked a,.entioa 70 me proceedings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

The trial of Phil. T. Herbert, N. C, for the
killing of Thomas Heating at Wizards, opened
yesterday in Washington. twill probably be bur-
ried through as rapidly IS COMFORTS with decency.
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The stssmshp Africa Is now in her twelfth day
fcm Liverpool for this port. Her news will be to
Che 2sd June-thres days later han previous a.
vices,
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An original and authentic Biography of the Peoples
candidate for Piesidep, is now in course of prepare
6on, and will be issued at Tax ThIBUsE Office in q
ew days. 1t will be condensed into pamphlet
Of 80 large and fau octave pages, on good type, with
spirited illustrstions.
Price per dozen '..........','.'.'....... 20 eents
Price per hundred. ............$ 2&
ftics psr thosssnd ...."................. % 90
Orders nooslng the cash are respectfully solicited,
Cad tbs Hrvt received will be first filed.
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made yesterday. the particulars Of which are given
IL another column
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VIM. g. Hama, charged with attempting to
viDele james CARVE out Of prOPery to ths awouat
Of 500, 900, has been fully committed for trial.
We have already given the particulars of the case.
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Tie Brooks debate in tue House opened ye
ts-dsy with vigor and spirit An effort will prot
nbJ DO made to close it to-day.
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Neiualork DAILY Gribnare
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1856.

The Wrongs Of Kansas Ofncinily Portrayed
REPORT or THE HOUSE COMM rTEE or INvEs-
NGATIOh Submitted Tuesdsy the lat inst bv tue Hon
Mesrs HowARL of Minb and SHBRMAs OF Ohio VITA zto
of evidence the fruit Of three month"; faithful labor In
ksnsss Wnl BE- ready In Q few days, .
PRICE pet doanu 40 cents
Price Per hundred .ss.ss..s.'.''''''s'p z ~
Price ger thousand ~ W .
Orders Dcione The cssh respectful solicited. and the
GREELEY e. McELRATH,
Tribune Office, New.York.
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The Hen. schuyler Cslf.x,. speech.

The Hen. schuyler Cellars Speech.
Tue Speech Of tho SCHUYLER CoLvAx Of Indians, ia
lbo Of Representatives the "Lsws Of Kansas is
ready.
rice per lCV.
Price per ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
Orders iDosing the cash v be promptly attended by sd
oresstak GREELEY & McELKATH, Newly
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Summers Hpooch.
Bow nsiy hs Hon CHAs SuMsEKs Speech In the Senate
o. Keasas Asslrs-S2 pages
Yuco POI W conO
Enoo
Price per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
Orjsss iacloins the cash respectfully solicited.
GREELEY AcELRATH.
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Governor eewarAps Speech.
The Great Bpsecb Of Governor SEWARD the Immediate
4 nisston Of kahsss, Is nov ready. In pamphlet form
Hrtoe per lo0.... s.....s''s'......'.''''..'St -
O aclosng the cash will BE- promptly attended to BY sd
eroshns GREELEY MoEL8ATH, New. York.
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HUSBANDS CALCNED MAGNEsIA 10 three
times sreosh Of the common Msenesa a"d ceN OF u
Eo5 Fs medal awsroed the best In the market
49,. " 49, t. J. HUSBAND, Philsdel 0hiA
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JEr ORNAMESTs.-New patterns OF Brace
se,s g. tis Necklaces sleeve But,ons studs Shawl
D. CpG Ps &c Aiso SEQ Oh Pebble shawl rids great
.sna,t AT OssoKAE boAaDnAs6 TowssESD's,
40 51 Broadway, corner OF spring st.
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9ba nev and extensive BAZAAR Of FANCY
UoIIOWAY's OINTMENT AND Pills Not

HOLLOWAY : UINTMENI HND III, IT
tis be npor Ike malignant Wcsrs aud painful oo Ioey
,emp.d J"D ha-Dhene fof,shsoy Ioy ave
0uilly heated ~ HoJ~sy's On'nsnt ana 'ns rus arc
eous icac Gus and liver comp uts ooi AZ toe
,suut.eiof. No 50 Maiden LaDe, Ne~ YORK sLu no 4'
trri Lopdoo BY sl drugss~, ct &c., 6c' ana 81 per
mt h