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burlington Bookbindery,

4 Nd ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTORY.-
n Having taken the well known Bindery of
samuel Huntington, enlarged the rooms and
added additional Tools, the subscribers are
prepared to do Binding Of every description. Blank
Books from the smallest Pocket Memorandum to
the largest Town records or Bank ledgers ruled and
Bound To order. An kinds of paper ruling done at
hort notice. Fancy and common Binding Of old or
now BnoL plain or gilt, in paper, cloth Or any kind
nt leather, Ht short notice. All orders for old Bind
ing gly attended to and Books safely returned.
Pee. low ms mt any good shop in city or country.
Having wrought iu some Of he best shops in Britain,
Canada and Now York, with good tools ami the best
Of stock, we believe we can do every kind Of work 80
a. 10 satisfy all who will favor US with their or
ders. WIN. y Balm,
WM. SCOTT.
Burlington, je9 1896. d3mos&wly
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Hat, Cap and Fur store.

~. New York with his Spring supp y of
HATS, CAPS, &c.
I L HArS-Spring style.
SOFT HArS-Latest fashions, Of various coiors.
CAPS in great variety.
Childreu's and Infants Hats and Caps.
Also a coed assortment of Trunks, Bonnet Cases
Valises, Ladies and Cents Satchels. Carpet and
Leather Bags, Canes, Gloves, Mittens, Boys Belts
80, &c.
Those who wear or want anything in this line,
viii do well TO examine the stock and prices, at
the Hat store,
NDt Door 10 LyD,an's, College Street.
Hate and Caps made to order and warranted't to
CT. Repairing done with ueatuess and dispatch.
apfdu
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This certifes that l have arranged with Messrs.
Baker, Tilden 4 Co of Boston, to publish the Map
of Chittenden County, which has been advertised in
my name.
W. If C. SMITH & co.
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BY Express.

by tXpfGsS,
IUST RECEIVED AT LYMAN'S, THIS NOR
- ing
SKIRT DRESS WHALEBONE rs,
SKIRT CORD,
COTTON TRIMMINGS.
SILK fRINGE..
RIBBONS,
MOHALR MIIIS, &c, &c.
Also
> great variety ofFan7 Please call AMI ersmins
e. he CORNER STORE
June 81, 1858.
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ARE CURED BY
ARNOLD'S GLoBULES AND VITAL FLUID.
Their Chemical Action destroys tue cause OF
these ailings. and it regulates and lessons the
effect which Changes of the Atmosphere have upon
the blood and system. The Vital Fluid WHITES both
mind and frame. No medicine competes with it,
for no mere medicine has or can have its basis or
action.
Sec Circular, to be had Ct medicine dealers.
BURR, FOSTER 4 CO., ! Cornhill, General
Agents. apld&Wly
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Albert G. Strong.

nEALER IN BURLINGTON WAGON ANLES,
aICanada Plates, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Tin
Plates, Mill and Circular saws, and Mechanics
Tools. Also, Heavy aud shalt Hardware. Nails,
Iron, Glass, Paints, Oils, N4rulshes, Anvlls, Vices,
Sheet Iron, Iron Wire. Bras. Zinc, Copper, Ear
Lead, Bar lin, Chains, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Files.
hound, Square, Octaeon and Flat, Cast Steel,
House Trimmings, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Sad
dlery ami Carriage Trimmings, Wagon springs,
Spring steel, &c, sc.
Burlington, VI.
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CURED BY MEDICO CHEMICAL ACTION
HUMORs,
CANKER,
BILLI0uSNESS,
COSTIVENESS
LAssITUDE
GENERAL DEBILITY,
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver COMPLAINT,
HEADACHE,
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
and JAUNDICE,
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State of Vermont,

JOHN McNALL, COUNTY, March Tenn. 1856.
BETSY McNALL
and
WIN. IL. CURTIS.
M HEBEAS, the said John D. and stephen Gallo
w at the above named term Of this Court, filed
therein their petition, against said John and Betsy
NcNall, and Willipm II. Curtis, setting forth, that
on the 10th day Of August A. D. 1858, said John and
Betsy executed deed to one Horace l., Nichols, of
certain lands in Colchester in SAID County, ono
piece containing about thirty acres, being the same
decided on the 18th September 1887, by Robert Hin
man to said John another piece containing about
htteen acres, being the same decided on the 10th
June lsiS TO said John, by Victor Adams one 9TH
or piece containing about three acres, being he
SAME before that time decided to said John, by Peter
Ne~comb, all of which deeds arc recorded in said
Colchester to secure the payment of the sum Of
seven hundred and fifty dollars, specified in three
notes, dated August 18th 1858 payable to said
Nichols or order in one, two and three years from
date respectively with annual interest which notes
were then due and unpaid, and with said mortgage
deed had beon before the date Of said Petition as
signed by said Nichols to said John d. and Stephen
Gale, who are now the owners thereof and that
said Curtis had attached said land as the property
OF SAID John McNGll, subsequent to said mortgage
and had levied an execution thereon and then claim
oil an interest therein By virtue OF such attachment
aud levy. And it being shown to said Court at the
term aforesaid, that the said vii lam II. Curtis re.
sided without the limits Of this tate and had not
had personal notice Of the %pendency of this petit
tion, ii was by said Court ordered that said cause be
continued to the term Of this Court next to be hold
at Burlington within and for said County Of Chitten-
den on the first Tuesday of November A. d. 1886,
and that said VIM. II. Curtis be notified of the PEN
dcncy of this petition, by publishing the substance
of said petition and this order three weeks success
lively in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
published at said Burlington, the last of which pub
locations shall be at least twenty days before the
commencement of the next session of said Court.
Dated at said Burlington this 2lst day Of August,
A. D. 1855.
j. S. ADAMS, Clerk.
ROBERTS 4 ~CHITTENDEN, Solicitors.
dIuQuQ
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Prepared by j. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.

Sold in Burlington, by 7. A. PEcK, g. W. ALLIE
and A. C. SPEAR, Messrs Simonds, Shclburne, A.
Simonds, Williston, E. Alexander, Charlott., II. A.
Hodges, Richmond, l.. Dixon 4 Co, Milton, and
Howe 4 Spaidins, Joriobo.
Oct. IL. 1855. d@Tly
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Horse Power.

fENIE >UEsCB1BEB HAVING ZEN APPOINT
D cd Agent for the sale If Wheeler patent
endless-chain Railway Horse Powers, with combined
Thrasher and Wjnnower, is prepared to furnish
them al manufacturer prices adding cost Of trans
portatjou. These Powers are made for either one
or two horses, their superior merits, in point Of
durability aud Gaze Of running, are fully establish
ed; their greater length and width Of Treadins
Floor aud stab, give them advantages over other
powers, which are highly appreciated by those who
hive tried them. Several thousand are in use,
some Of which have thrashed over 100, 600 bushels,
These Horse Powers have been made for over seven
teen years, and the patent on them has recently
been extended for an additional time of seven years.
Parties wanting powers are invited 10 call and e1-
anime bef re purchasing, Also agent for Horse
Power saw Mills. H. II DoOLITTLE.
Burlington, Aug II, 1856. ~ 6mos
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IIOsIIh uNlON h~AlLhoAD
Tho subscriber begs to announce to the pubic
thni l' mas associated with MN IN business, B:f.
STILES, and that the well known UNION HOUSE
"ll be- continued by j. W STEARNS d 90,
-,,rt h,Y'Iy".y ~ 3,
'',i'. A.. ~, Ln",," ~ YS" 'lpudd
A.. "a I'",,s , ,r IL; " " nv, rcc,i rcJ frd,n "c
"' " ~" ,ho ,o,soos ~ D ,,oGo
many modern improvements, among which, n large
SALOON. - by 4. feet. has been added to the
iIou.o The House Is fitted up and furnished with
out regard to expense, mixing it aqual to any
House uut OF Ncw-l ork.
I. Is. situated ON Albnny-strcct. opposite the
Union II. "a. Depot, aud less than forty rods from
the 81 am Boat Laupirg. Portcrs always in at
t.lju. @ on the arrival Of the Cars an Boats.
JAMES ". STEABNs & Co., Projectors.
Troy, nlteh l-5G dAwtf
Inn E~ustou,prs
,, ~ T',Ir ~ nIHITc xrapTy
. ,o rr,r,rrd To-
- .u''.',' va, lazy G Gn'Is o. ~, wa hayc
''N" 'u d s'.'n ~ .,rIa,,
H'' 'N' at 90 VIM
Dlh "lpth CcNSlSlS ~ LAhI Of
'hh''-bl1'k and tahcN, new ana heautliui
.r- amt az LOWER PRICES, tnan were ever hoaru
90. III tAl' vicinity.
Dress Euods.-Baragcs , Challies ard Tissues,
plain and printed TALL wool) DeLaiues Iron, h
euu English Prints, .Jaconcts, Orga ndics and Lawns.
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."TNeF h'n 'hghlmS'
iIaln 'he-H'
money
S,"'-A
L.'- F'l 90
l.'"+'' 90 "a
I"'I'' I''l'e''
a"''s''
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H' IL
t' ..h'n'
'.'l I"i'u'Ia' h'"nC'-'u,''
N'. .A.' canton '''.'' LA''7 H"''hFH' 'I"Pesa
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Spain and St. Domingo.

The Boston Post observes that It is piece Of cool
sffrontry that old Spain SHOULD interfere to pre-
vent the conclusion Of . treaty between the Uni
ted States and the republic Of st. Domingo; but
such 10 the fact. The Spanish charge At the city
Of st. Domingo has two armed vessels at his dis
possl in that port and 10 converting the citizens
into spaniards A. fast Is he can; he offers the 60
vsrnment . protectorate, = loan Of money, and to
maintain Spanish force at St. Domingo and aDo-
Their at Porto Plata II they will reject the treaty
with the United States; but, the other hand, de-
slarss he will destroy the republic before 1t shah
sonsummate tho treaty ST. Domingo would be an
excellent harbor for two or three Of our war YES
sells, about this time. The republic 10 in favor of
the treaty and emily requires protection against
foreign interference to procure its ratification
With the Haytiens threatening on one side and
the European agents on the other, the republic Is
deprived Of the power Of voluntary action. 1t
needs an arm to lean upon.
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DIED.


A, thu Warm sprinsn, ia Bath county. on the 18th
inst =. Mn. SARAH PURCELL, II the SD year Of her
Tn. friends and acquaintances Of the family are 10
vited TO attend her funeral this morning ct 10 O'clock
from st. Peters tCstholicl Church.
Ia Henrico county. yesterday morning. 2eth inst.
Mrs. CATHARINE W, vifs Of Joseph Bernard, in
the a4th year Of her age.
Her friends and scquaintances are requested 70
attend her funeral from her husbands residence ct u
o'clock this evening.
On the 18th inst. after short Illness MARY DE-
LAIDE, youngest daughter Of Joshua and Ara Roll
On the 18th Of August, Mrs PHOBEYMAHoORN.
Mrs. Maheorn was confined to her bed for several
weeks which time her sufferings were very great,
which she bore with Christian fortitute and ressna'
nation. She has left an aged companion with whom
she had lived mere than 90 years and hume
and mourn their but doubt
less their oss 10 her gain She an sectionste WIFE,
tender mother, and . humane mistress sympstnlnns
friend and neighhor and above ALL pious Christian
May this affective Providence be warning to her be-
resved companion Children and relatives and friends
to prepare to meet their departed reiatve In
world to be parted more, but to be ever with the
Yesterday morning. AMBROSE FRANCIS, infant
son of Ambrose and Ellen Ransom, OF Aberdeen
Miss aged months and days.
The friends of Mr.. Joseph Hall, and OF his family,
are sted to attend the funeral this afternoon, 1t
o'clock from the residence of Mr.. Hall, on Grace
street.
Yesterday morning the seth inst, CHARLES W
BRANCH, younge child of Elizabeth and John w.
Branch aged 2 years, months and days.
his parents on Oregon HILL the Baptist Church,
this evening at o'clock The friends ana acqusin'
tances of the family are invited to attend
Oh smy little Charley gone,
MY precious infant hsd,
Oh 10 my little Charley gone,
To number among the dead
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(;OnEresslOuaI.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ?9.-Senate-The Senate
adhered to its disagreement to the army bill by q
vote of 80 to 8.
Texas Legislature, asking Congress- If possible, to
interfere in behalf of Judge Terry now in custody
of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee. After
debate, the memorial was referred to the commit
tee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Crittenden's bill was discussed, and the
Senate adjourned.
House-A message was received from the Sen
ate, stating that they adhered to their disagree.
ment of the army bill.
Mr.. Orr asked leave to introduce the army bill.
Mr.. Grow and others objected
The House then adjourned
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The New Mercantile Law Amendment Act
In ENGLAND.

The New Mercantile Law Amendment Act
In England.
From sysnopsis Of this important act, which
10 published in the Northern journals, Ii appears
that the act contains II sections and by the pream
BILE 1t Is declared that inconvenience is felt by
sons engaged In trade, by reason of the laws of
England and Ireland being, In some particulars
different from those Of Scotland In matters of COM
mon occurrence In the course of such trade, and
with the view TO remedy such Inconvenience II Il
sxpedisnt to amend the laws Of England and Ire.
land It il therefore enacted, that persons acquir
ing title to goods before they have been seized or
attached, under writ against the seller are now
protected, provided the writ had been executed
1t Is, however, necessary that the consideration
for guarantee should appear in writing. Guar
autees to or for . firm are TO cease upon q CHANGE
In the arm, except in special cases sureIv
who discharges his liability is to be entitled to An
assignment of all securities held BY his creditors
The acceptance Of bill, inland or foreiru i. n
be In writing it. and signed BY the sceepor or his
agent. With regard to repair of ships, every port
within the United Kingdom il to be de. med hams
port Aetons for merchants accounts are limited ~
ux years. Further, It IL enacted that abssnce bs
yond the seas or imprisonment of creditor in NOT tn
Boa durability. Judgment recorded aGainst Joint
the Kingdom 10 to be bar to proceedinr
Channel Isands are not To be deemed beyond the
seas. nor any part of the United Kinsdom. An A.
xnowieosmentiu writing by agent duly autherised
% nsys the same effect a. il signed by the party
sy Dy one s not to bar
e Rules and regulations. and writs Gc
may pc framed for the purposes of the na. 49,
"hien not to extend to Scotland"
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AssAssINATIoN.-On Wednesday night, John
Peasely, who has brother and sister in Rich
nond, was stabbed In the back at house of ILL.,
fame In Lynchburg, and killed. One of the mem.
bers of Edred's circus company was arrested on
suspicion. Peasely was buried yesterday after
noon.
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Free Sell Blasphemy.

oafnnssms' OF Massachusetts,, lately ssid: aThe
simss demands and we must have an ANTI sLAyK,v
oessrlrurios, An AsrEsLAyERY BrRLT, Asn AN
Asri-sLAyRRY GoD."
AZ .nfss Are against abolitionism, and therefore
'A. 'ol new ones. II seeks to dispose the
Amisnty from bis throne and place upon II an Abo.
nnon ood.-in ethsf words the Devil, who was tho
feosi' and father Of abolitionists The French,
tns hsnxy Of their revolutionary madnesa, deia.d
epfosufate-she Black Republicans would 90 /. /.
a. would dsprivs the Almighty Of His scent,s
~ pIass bassn o. 0iddinss on the seat Of univsp.
s@pne' We rather suspect they win ma.
van indi6srent luek. We dent wcnder shs. ~ -
Wan1 another God. for thsy have nothing o honss
rom ne God q the Bihls, Tor thar ersat Csntsn
49, Y sis attempt st abolishing tho ruisr q tns
ss.'s.1 sas shsy ere not likely 70 BE- more sue
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TAKEN PRIsoEERs.-A letter received here
yesterday, states that Aessrs. Chas Otis and Lu-
Their Mckinney, formerly Of this city, have been
taken prisoners by the Aboiitionists-probably At
the siege Of Franklin.
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Yellow Fever mt Fort Hamilton, N. Y.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The yellow fever is
abating at Fort Hamilton.
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MARRIED.

at. sat, inst. BIZ the Rev. B. Manly, Jr.. JOHN
: IN PITTS r1S 70 Mis- EMMA JoHNsON CELLARS,
ss.t.s, ~ Johnsun Eubsnk. ill Of Richmond, Va
-. Portsmouth Transcript pleass copy.
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TULB0RAPHIC NEWS.
FORTHE DIsPATCH n.
a .
ADDITIONAL FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival or the IIIlneIs.


New YoRK, Aug 29-The steamer Illinois, with
dates from San Francisco TO the 9Th instant, ar
rived here to-day with d. 49, 600 In treasure .
Sine connected with the Sonora, which orousu'
down e1,8000O0
The Sierra Nevada for San Juan had upwards
Of eioo0 900 and 300 recruits and settlers for Gen.
Walker.
DR. Alexander Randali an old settler OF san
Francisco was shot ON the cath Of July by JOS
Psttngten The latter was arrested, tried ana
executed on the 29th Of July.
Brace, for . murder committed IL "on'A' -s0'
was hung on the same day.
Several thousand troops were under arms IN '"'
vicinity Of the gallows. x..s
Edward Bulser, ONE Of the frst exiles shipped
bv the vieIlsnce Committee. returned from sne
Sandwich .nd: and WAS ~ ass New YORK.
Ned NcCowan who was an accessory 10 tne
murder Of King, had mot been captured.
Some activity among the vessels OF war In the
harbour, had led to fear that the Federal Gevern-
meut we're about interfering with the Vigilance
Committee.
The Superintendent of the U. B. Branch Mint
had notified employees who were members OF the
COMMITTEES that they must either resign from the
Committee or withdraw from the Mint.
The Peruvian slave ship Teresa. Capt Terry.
nut into San Francisco. July Both. with $50
Chinamen kidnapped at Macoa and destined for
the Peruvian mines. An unsuccessful attempt
was made to detain her.
The San Francisco markets was glutted- Eve
rything was dull and declined. Sales of Gallego
Hour at SIS Suffolk mills 313l.
AUSTRALIA.
Sidney Australia dates to the Goth. mention ex-
teusive gold discoveries in Western Australia.
OREGON AND UTAH.
Latest advices from Oregon state that the In
dams of the North remained hostile, though there
were prospects of peace.
Advices from Salt Lake to June 30, state that
the vegetables were nipped by the frost, and that
the grain crop had failed It Is feared the people
will suffer for want Of food.
FROM THE IsTHMUS.
There il nothing Of much importance from the
Isthmus
Hou Pierre Soule arrived at Aspinwall on the
18th Univ
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NEW HAVEN, Aug 28.-Tbe Democratic State
Convention yesterday nominated q Pres Dental
Q ectoral ticket Samuel Inghsm and A. G.. Haz
ard are the electors at large
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Nomination Declined.
C0nnecticutP Politics

BOSTON. August 29.-Amos Lawrence has de-
ened the Fillmore party nomination for Cover
nor of Massachusetts
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Expenses of the Session.

WARRINGTON, August 90 The disbursements
by the Sergeantat-Arms of the House of Repre-
sentatives, up to this morning, on account of pay
and mileage, amounted to 81, 097,O 600.
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CHKESk.--J5 Boxes Cheese, a Superior
" article receiving, per schr, for sale BY
an n VIM. TAYLOR.
DLANKETB.--1OO bales BIankees, com
- prising every variety, Of our own impe rtation,
receiving and for sale BY
an IS KENT. PAINE L co
GUPEklUM CLOTHING, AT GRKAT
- LY REDUCED PRICES. Al THE NEW
CLOTHING HOUSE. No. 1l9 MAIN STREET
J. d. GOODMAN now Offers his entire stock Of sum.
mer Clothing 81 greatly reduced cash prices in order
q rsduce stock ~ low a. possible. to make room fer
stock, and TO save the interest on the amount Of
summer stock nov In store. Those In want can nov
..a TIE greatest bargains b giving IN early call
J. D. GOODMAN
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E,ALL TRADE, 1856.

FALL TRADE, 1886.
J. wILLINeHAM. IF. TARDY.
WILLINGHAN 6 TARDY,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
No. Is PEARL ST., RICHMOND VA,
Have in rpa i and WnssI s
which they ask the attention of merchants visiting
this marks ct. They mako no claims to superior ad-
santagss OYER tns bsx
equal 10 any and solicit confidently examination
of their stock. Below they enumerate few Of tho
Blown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetinss of
all the different Widths.
sattinets; "a and GA Fulled Cloths
Plaid Linsey., at all prices
Lsrse stock Of Blankets
English and American Prints, all grades
Coburas De LANES Apacas
Ginshams, and Ladies' Dress Goods
Cloths and Cassimeres ..4
Shawls. Clocks and Msntles
With general stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Spo oil
Cotton, Threads, nc
for cash. WILLlNGRAM TARDY.
Richmond, August 81, 1856.
~I have engaged with HIessrs. WILL.
LiNGHAM & TARDY for the Fall Trade, and will
every effort to give them satisfaction
The Commission business of HUNT BRO. will
BE- attended to heretofore by senior partner
which will return by the lst of November.
au 30---lm ID. r. HUNT.
THE MISSES BOCKINs will reopen
i their School, at the house of Mr. Richard Fox.
9Th street, between Grace and franklin the LIST Of
October next.
TERMS OF ADMISSION FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Small children. $50 On
More advanced classes. ....................4 40 90
rtencn 70 90
MUSIC on rlsno. 80 20
10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So 90
au S0--dtlO
RRlGG,s BACON.--5UOO lbs. Briggs, gu
- peror Bacon, for sale by
au S0---5t Wake A. Gu
COLE LEATHEK..-We are receiver BY
- the schoonen Onanna and Henrics-
1910 Sides SOLE LEATHER, consisting Of
GOOD MIDDLE WEIGHT,
Do OVER do.
And do DAMAGED, eli weixhts.
q 70, s :.l: y GARDNER, cAKLToN co,
MATTsON's KNKMAs Tho simplest,
Iva best and nost portable form Of domestic ustru
' LAi6L i.f ( Z ROBINSON Chemist.
az % eth and franklin streets.
SHOULDkk BRACES. supporter, And
~ ell other forms OF Bandases and Surgical Appli-
aaeeA Tor sale e manufacturers prices, By
LAlDLEY ROBIHeON ehemiska
s.6 9Th and Frsnklia streets.
CORFkE...lOO bags primo InErnvr1
au0 WM. TAYLOR.
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SERIOUS ACCIDEHT.-Wm Halstead, Esq, An
old and highly respectable member OF the New
Jersey bar, was accidentally shot at Trenton
Wednesday morning, by . man named Charles
Ewing. Mr.. Halstead wss wounded In tho neck,
hands and back. His wounds are OF very pain
full character, bat nothing dangerous 10 appre
handad
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Health Of Breoklyu.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2e.-The Brooklyn Board OF
Health report no new cases Of yellow fever with.
in the last twenty four hours.