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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

CHURCH ROBBERS On Sunday last the Mission
Church in As.or place. (Grace Chapel), was broken
into the vestryoom closet forced open, and various
aiticles including silk gown, scars, tabe-covers,
&c, to the value of sGo distracted, in the middle OF
the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

REPUBLIcAY GLEE CLUB.-A meeting of Republ
con singers was held last evening in the Central Com
mittee's rooms, No. tG3 Broadway. About thirty
gentlemen were in attendance and an organization
was Effected The design Of the association is to have
a Glee Club in Attendance at every Republican meet
lug. After rehearsal of several songs the meeting
adj( urntd TO Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

In the Board OF Counclmen nothing Of moment
transpired Branch sent in characteristic petition,
which we print elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01
Total SOS. Of l9s miles road, At $40, 900 per


mne'.....'..'..- '......'.......... .ss@oVuvV w
The Ra,,,oad Record, in speaking Of the present
dtion Of the railroad interest, says
There is great advantage in being at the bottom OF
the hill in business for Whatever change BE-
for the better This is the care with the railroad int
rest IN the year past lS55) raroaos have been ths
objects oil vituperAton to expectations
OF profit have been disappointed and who knew little
nothing upon the subject Many men in 1852, 1885, and
1854 rushed into raoad stock specuaions just they
did into every other sort OF commercial gambling They
did not buy stocks AID bonds because they wanted to
advance useul pro jet and do something for the
raj welfare, but simply TO make profit In many
OF the market Others, again, could not sell out at
high figure, shave . sufficiently broad slice
from bonds; and when finally they obliged
to pocket loss, they thought the world WAS
the devil and railroad managers his prime ministers.
This is quite natural but 1t is very much like dsap-
pointed Office hunter the fox who cried sour rapes'
In fact 1t IL only another example OF the sxhb
But there is another and very different class of
and tort unateiy larger and better class those who
regard the public interest something who understand
that man nay DO largely the gamer through the pub
lie gain even when, stakeholder. be has lost, aud
finally, who, understanding some hing Of what vast
changes railroads are making in the business Of the
country, know that railroad stocks must rapidly
rise, in proportion to their intri nsc value and are
therefore Hing to abide their time This caos not
cny the most derate and intelligent, but they
not fictitious CAPT A. their investments dull
improbable. they afford to wait The waiting
time however Ia nearly over, and 1t L. time to look
the at work to produce great change in the value
of railroad property and securities.
The annexed table exhibits the quantity and value
certain articles imported into this port during the week
ending and including Friday, Nay 80, 1866
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CINoINNA ATT STOCK sALgs,
CITY cOMaERCIAL REPORT.

AIUHDAf, Nay 81 1870,
Flour declined exc. per barrel and medium
grader, with sales Of about 5000 bsls wheas-Prims
std poor dali prices a.a vice range Sales Of about
5000 . 10000 bushels at 81 40 81 80 for poor
to prime quality Canada white, and red Western and
Southern at 81 30 81 TO- Corn steady for good and
sound and irregular for poor lots sales about 800
bushels, ct Soc &c. for good prime yellow, 60c FOR
prime white, SAC. FOR Western mixed, and 46e. Soc
for distng Pork irregular sales 500 600 bbis., at
$lS IS SIS So Cotton steady, with fair sales. Whs
key-6ales Of about 600 400 bhs Ohio and prison. 1T
at coke. as6Ic.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY RK e r.

s4TuRnAy, May 81 % P
The s.cct market continues to advance gradually but
steadily, ard without doubt permanently. TIE money
market IL easier than has been known for many
months, and tie supply OF capital must increase with
gres. rAp ty The accumulation Of specie In the banks
and pubic and de oos will force the banks into
further expansion. The with which loans
b. effected must have favorable effect the stock
sAkst. There be pressure Ct stocks for sale
org they be really hypo;hs:ated. At the first
beard to-day Delaware a,i Hudson advanced two per
cent. Erie, Il New York Central Railroad, u Cleve
land, Colsmtu and Cincinnati Z Residing Railroad y ;
Michigan Central Railroad, y Michigan Southern, 4
Cleveland and Toledo "a Chicago and Rock Island, 4.
The bug Of Erie principally the shorts and the
demand quite active. They have be,n busy
borrowers for SINE lime past, but deem it pru-
dent to take IN At current rates. The gross
reoip;s Of the Eis Company for May will show 30
large that outside buyers vil doubtless be attracted
ard absorb great deal Of stock Ali the Western rail-
road tocxs have aiken . sharp turr upwards and the
advance all without doubt be sustained. II has been
mater o. surprise to fer weeks past how they
could continre 70 depressed.
A. the second board the market well sustained,
and cosed 6rm. An active demand existed. Nicaragua
Trsnst fell ca y per cent, wi large sales Harlem ad
ysncsd q per cent.
The steamship Fulton from this port for Southampton
end Have to dsy, carried cut $3.50 600 in specie.
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Tie receipts b. canal, from the opening navigation
10 tbs sd Inst in the years pAmsd were As foliows-

Tho ST. Paul Power furnishes the following abstract
of the annual report Of Robert Patton, Chief Engineer Of
he ST Croix and Lake Superior Railroad
The surveys hare omplstsd and line locAtsl
rom the tswn Of Sapsrior to Hudson Lake st.
Crox. Tho distance Is hundred and thirty
miles. Various experimental lines were surveyed, in
hopes of finding . more feasible ROUTE but they ara
eemsd imp by the engineer, for various
ops and the road has been located the line Of the
rehminary survey. For convenience in makias esti-
mates, the line has been divided into d vons-.hs
northern and southern. Ths northern di vision
ct Superior and extends to point south Of the
crossing Of the ST. Croix river distance OF City miles
the southern division then commences, and extends
to Lake st. Croix.
The cost Of making the line Of the Northsrn diviaoa
ready for the super estimated $500 6 3D.
The maximum grade the Northern division is d'ty
feet the mils The Southern division will cost to
1t ready for tho iron o. Tbs maxi sde
on the Southern division u fifty feet to the mile
The cost of the superstructure for mile, II esa-
mated inducing labor, at 1852 S. and 1896 400 viii
be required for the equipment Of the road This will in
cluds the purchase Of twelve locomotives and 30 bag
gage, passenger and freight The total estimated
cost Of the road may be summed up as f,lows:-
CeAYirv 0Yubbip1 QrAdIno bric
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disposed o. Thsy pc. csnt bonds ths stsrss.
payable January and July 1, In New Yort-ths princi
pal payable July I, 1889.
The receipts Of lumber by canal At Absry ,grag the
thud week in May, In tho years nAmei, TO-
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
A Uc,Ios SALE OF EIEaAkT HOUSEHOLD FURNI

"a tuIe : n. r. Lb EDS aucioneer, wi ell on MoLdav
June a. lo1 scock 81 The furniture II huse 4Sa sroome
rosex osd par oere eudd cults Of wood
fpiiue IN crimson sad gold; Ereneh bs'cael ROSEWOOD
A. ro.ss eed aays large ross wood
.lats 81 brackets. oval do. small sds es,
do cente do sofa do fancy soucAes In ush, chxirs
rocking music chairs spiennid 1urh and chairs
spring stresses do pasiasses spe,dd hs
saaa marble Jog do hsl chairs 50 rich pantogs Of Dc
sts carpets solid oak zion tables oiask walnut
dir ing tables do lea lace curtains do French wiGdo Shadss
psiOr eInamsns Plated cOn.aing Of zee
cuer! do isd with gseat variety OF furniture too hume
rcus 10 eDt.on creciery snd china tee se do postpone
nen. Catalogues he morning OF sale. This furniture
nearly new.
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q BLRKKR. Accommodations. JUNE AT
IL. IL O'clock ., tho Merchans Exchange valuable Boad
vav valuable lots the northeast corner OF
broadway Sixty FIRST street belonging t3 the Lssss Uoon
Aid sooiety ut.bled for the sSed And isafm Of the b
aped TO purposes Of the ns tuition offer for sale the vsuA
ii net inches Hxy first street and l6 feet 2 inches
Broadway The perry In The mmeda,e vicinity OF Cen
ual Part bsng or est from Eghth and within
OF Junction Broad way ant Eighth Avenue the
present term pus Eghh avenue Raj r0sd
from ali asswmen's and iaxes Terms liberal and made
wn q, The Of s suctioDser For and her per
ecusrr spniy 20 e. BANKER anc ioneer Ii Pius street,
G Wsm0e CI Wsil street. or Mrs q, A. Farm Je3 Broad.
way vheIe uspI, 10, csn be aAc
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.

TAMEs MAXWELL, SPECIAL WINE MERCHANT 10
her Majesty Queen vcoria As proprietor q IbHotsons
South American Coffee House beg inform his Amerca1
and friends visinE England thst j. NJ on3 a.
be largest wine merchants at the Wss Ead q Lndcn haytng
cellars under ]. Ms various private houses ia Abemare
street and The neighsorhosd Public ocafor general Ao.
ciss and the wins and spirit business No co. corner o. MA
aud bankers Sir Claude SCOTT Part Company, No Cevsn.
dish square London.
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ITO TEE PATRoEs OF THE Il. L. srEvKNs-THK Uy
desgped respectfully puounces 70 his friends and the
public that he r. l. STEVENS will not 10 the Fishing
bsnts su osJ, % heretsope but wi ea.urtsjs In
stead. CHARLES ANDERSON, Car lain,
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TAnEs MAXWELL LArR PRcPRtETos OF IBsoT.
81 sons Longs the Grafton and the Tendon Hotels anc ne
Eorh sod souh American Coffee House beRs inform hs
American friends visiting London that u s Interested
nshed houses always 20 let IN s,araent, or sn.rsy In u
made ds eel or by lsuer 70 Jainss Maxwell Ep co3 10
corner q Stafford sod AIsymArie seeA rccaey London,
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DICHARD kWALTRRS,

DICHARD lwAJTRRs AUC1IoNKsR.-TO. MORROW,
vii sell Il sus.oa sers e c.ihariss street. large and wal
sboaarv bureaus, tables and wAshssAnds sfss chsirs
rockers mirrors pant g. prints, Bruises Ingram and
hr "a nj carpets quAsty OF festher p, Va bosors
And ma bsdAds glass ware, sundry kch bed
room furnare aiso several superior pianos perfect order
No limit. 'uAlny.
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- n nl1IssrP AuC1I0NrFR-RY 1aAutrr m.

ID I. Dlt1ssER, AUCTTCNkFR-BY LHAvfTr M
IL. LISSk Co, 81 and 379 Broadway cfne- OF white
.Iee.ior Tho sals Of books stationery, paper paintings
rally The cavso Japan TO he cold al al sion on
Monday ard Tuegday morn gs June ana TO- al colo *
Capt Badger shppsd The port q Sim ds Japan c,asns
nasnilcent dressing csses toilet boIss caro- tsbes rich
cups glove box &c. eaborsey inad with gold nver and
Of pearl together h many o.her beautiful articles
manufactured by the Japanese
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UCTIoS FCTICE.-CRoCKERY AND GLASS wARR
a auction By j. g. H. ETLErf. Auctioneer, Tuesday.
june 10 ocook at Isl Pearl street, 40 ali kiLds
g. blue and comnoi4 100 packages Rlass Bh.
tanuia ware Ac sac positive and goocs well packed for
ABIDING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01

The anauA meeting o. the Boston, Concord and Mont
reel Rsi'resd mas held 81 clifford Monday The repor
the Jssr shows increase Of $3.50 $40 IS from 81
souToes; expenditure, including damages BY food las
fail Sloc 3-s g., and net balance OF sI2sb7 49, tn,
old beard Of directors elected without opposition
Votes passed closing the construction ascous and
insue.iog the directors measures and procure
such egal epsctmens nigh. be necessary for estAb
nshrg Eakirg fund 70 provide FOR the bonds Of ths
corporstcn, and to exsngdsh Its dsSt altar which the
meetipg dissolved.
The payment Of the Texas creditors viii no.
at The Treasury Department until Monday In consequence
OF the 6r.t Of June falling on sunday.
The Boot Mills have declared dividend Of TIRES per
Tor six months and the lowell Machine Shop sgat
Per $40 per shsre the nt dividend for two years.
The Portland, ssco and Portsmouth R>rosi Company
have declared dividend Of three per csnt payable June
Is, 70 holders Nay 81.
One hundred and sixty thousand dollars OF first mort
esgs bonds Of tina Bask Rvsr ami Utica Railroad C,m-
pany sid at stlon, in Utics, Yesterday, At 10
The sse w. hen adjotrnel. The shole amount offered
~ N issue p. $3.50 900 having been previously
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CECRGE COOK, AUCTIoNEKR.-LARGE AND Pc
sale Of rev and elegant cus,on made furniture
AZ Broadway between H0 gard and Grand VIZ: ross
wood Aad mahogany parlr sus, in br0caee plush
aLo tAr cloth. cd mahogany and walnut bureaus
steads bot ands eageres
tables side do, sofa do library and secrcaro bookcases
eIensicn dining tables hall stands paasses mattresses
DO sters and pillows, ename lied chamber quits, plated
&C. Gaia ogues al Every lot shall be positively
oierIp a rare cha. 10 dealer nd othars. E'S
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for the elcuracn 80 cents I'll: no and spendd steam
regulsr daily trips aturdsys and SUNDAYS sxsepsd during
the cum mer seasos the Fisbipg Banks eacng
7yo'c ock sprini street. o,,cct Psst slip. o,clock
n B-Ths steamer he's been fitted up with view TO the @,
fort and convenience those who may wish enjoy trip
modaoos will be under the charge Of an erpererced and
on her trips and pledge themselves nsih pains
ror n be spsred 70 reoder these excursions the
nost agr eeaf md teshtul OF the AUGUSTUS n.
1YLbK, BluEi.oW, Engineer. Il 3. vENN, J. sIIIc
WILL, CAptAin.
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JxrcRIAs1 Nc1lcE-Ex1E,sIvE AND PERsxpro

DHII fP r. WILKINS. AUCfI0NEER WIT.L ShLy, Ar
auction Thursday June 1867 at 10 O'clock ntthe Ner
chant FsohsnIe Two houses ard ox on south aide Of hs
from April last Of land situated Glen Cove Of 0ysssr
Bay LoDs Island, having large water 'front.' bang eli
he property Of James Garve except tia, por1n leased 10
john aFsee Esq) There ere on The premises one large
msrson hou aad live fent houss Also extenve clay
Jr Of q 81 50 aso he sloop Freedom OF 20 rs tons
For iurther particulars apply ~ the office o; the auconeer
No II W al suee.
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CBA vIEW HOUSE, HIGHLANDS OF NDvESINK.-
- 1h magnificent Establishment Il ready Tor the
no PuIpsssed By any hose IN The Hed State. ReEdsu
Nahant and Newport ard also the mountain and scenery
OF inland establishment The foe gtsamboas IN capital
be ded direct A the hotel J. n GANUN. Proprietor.
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN HAaDsoMGi TURuIsHgD
ID let 70 apg'e gent emsUs with baui On
rsas oaabls terms a Mrs hoHSb, SIS waaashn ssrssS
near City HAL, Bfoekya.
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n ehanics' tools, &c-OAKLEY 4 Wight. auction.
sers wild sell On Monday, june %, at 9o'clsck A NO:
IS Court street oy Ha Brooklyn,a large and well
rnechanis tcos &C. cons!srR OF 40 doz ove aad spades
600 lbs s.sa o9 kegs cut ana vrough. na 100
hickory handles. u doz planes assorted arge variety ct
knobs bolts butts hinges, Screws hatets, pick axes loo
nnsac and taole spoons; cutlery chain pumps
den IRE sne show Britannia ware brushss
light wagon &c d. The snsnton q dsaer builders ard
be sold without Catalogues ct the ONCE Of Oakley
Wright, No Court street. Byooklyn. Ter at sale.
j HENRY z. PIEk3O Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01

IA FAvoRIrA, GLEN COVE, L. 1, FORMERLY
known Is the Trenton House Is now open for the rece
ding Good bathing, boating and fshng. Address Doug
Taylor, Esq, New York Post Office apply above.
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Al CTIoN HoTICE.-J, BoGART AUCTIoERER.-BY
a s. nc CART. Monday June2 at l0s O'Clock, a the
hon Of Frankfort William Streets Consta
BEES sAshousehod fl niture mahogany SOFA divar marble
top table, oil pAtn.It ga ersfavinxs, vases, 40.
LOU II FL. vULTEE, Constable.
Ao CoEsables sAeThe furniture OF hotel Consisting OF
large let Of sporting and fancy oil paintings engrsvng
lsge pier glasses fixtures and chAndeers Brussels car
pes chairs bureaus, lounges Iron bedstsAds looking
glasses, sc gArs, mahogany tables, chairs, &c.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DELE W. E.GARD1NS. AyENCR A. FOOT OF EIGHT
ID eh sire the border Of the asst ver-1hese sArde
are row Open TO the public summer retreat The Lowell
rereshme IL served the ground the style OF tbs Europea
Pleasure gardens 10 acre of lard beaud uy laid out wit
shady trees spd gravel walks. Private for ladies
families. Take secoid Third avenue Wines. liquors
excurs ioL lists win find every accumulation:
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DIoHMOND HILL HOTHf. STATEN BLAND, WILL
IL open the 3lst Of May. GtAgeo most ho
and boss .. yanderbis landing. iof!Ss hcte Fns
servants e5 80 week Partcula M g. ". Bonediops GorN
Nc. Wan street, Kew York.
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uIM WITTE5s AUCrIoNEER-WILL SELL ON TUES
day at ln o'c och q l Canal street. the eu.re iurni
velvet Tapestry. three ply and other carpets cclohs
black walnut piano, paror suits &c chamber and dining
of 6-oces.es rssn cheese port wine brandies
btters, Casks 10 Also teas soaps fish, brooms rss &C.
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rCIION NCTlcE.-J. BOGART, AUCTIONRkR -Bi
a 8. BCGART-Mon6ay. June e at 10h O'clock ct No 3
Green vieh kree receivers sae-The entire
s3re corsisirg u tea sugar oodee Spices four smoked
meas, .aIdles, soap starch iquor., fixtures, DC.
GERAUCS r. bILTMA A. RAc0ver
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ITO RENT POSSESSION INMEDIATELY-PART OF A
house, brown stone front In highly respectable street,
up town. west Of Broadway convenient 70 and stage
rom four bedrooms baS rocm and SfcSsn WITH stssspary
washuos hot and cold water gas range, b. The
house In excellent Ocoths first and basement
halls ~ Kitchen for sale cheap desired References
CURED. Apply to ANDREW MURRAY, at John Cox Co.'s
$40 Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS.

ErxCURsIoHs.-fHh NEW AND SPLENDID STEAM.
~ boat IoLUs WIN make excursions on Sunday next June
IAvid Pollock leaving foot Of Beach see and II A. NJ,
and and p. NJ touching at The foot Of Amos and Forty
eooond stroets and returning last trip Will Leave the Pavilion
q O'Clock r. N. Fsre 81 cents each way.
NTEw YORK AND RRIB RAILROAD. TICKETS 70
IN Cincinnati and return win b so,d 10 popons attending
Conyonina be held q Cincinnati ID proxma fce
S9o q u.s. m $40 and 81 Broadwsy and a. The Mev Yors
and Krio a6p0t foot OF Duane street. Tickets good Ill the LIB
proximo, or tn after adjournment
o. G. NcCAIIUNh General Superintendent
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COUNTRY BOARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
~ newly fitted large private yelling house Fordhan,
few rod. from he depot Nm furnish rooms and board 10.
large, and well and Lewlv furnished BY
applying immediately Coopers Hoe Fordh&m; BY i'd
dressing n lliam coor er, Forcham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01

r OARD, AID AIRY Rooms. II FIRST CLASS
. private dwelling hou,e srooklynA few single gentle
ments, and boad small Irsoectsble family, where all
comforts Of hone cn be ulf enjoyed. Locaon isur-
passed, within five minutes South and Wall street
ferries. well kept table q. NJ. Terms moderate Ua
Hora d oflcA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-01

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR ONE OR TWO SIN
"A gle gent emen can be accommodated with large
third story with large pantry; also fine hail bed
rocm In house with modern improvements conyenaL to
cart Broadway stages pass tho door, Apply at II b. Marks
place. Eehth st.eet
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-03-28

REVOLUTIONARY INCIDENT. The second
volume Of Irying's life of Washington has
just been published. From il we Gull the
following anecdote. At the time Gen.
Washington had his headquarters in Cam
bridge:
a large party Of Virginia riaemen, who
had recently arrived in camp, were strOlling
about Cambridge, and viewing the eollegi-
ate buildings, now turned into barracks
Their half-lndian equipments, and fringed
and ruffled hunting-garb, provoked the mer-
riment Of some troops from Marblehead,
chiefly fishermen and sailors, who thought
nothing equal to round jackets and trOwsers.
A bantering ensued between them. There
was snow upon the ground, and snow-balls
began to ay when jokes were wanting. The
parties waxcd warm With the contest. -
They closed, and came to blows; both slider
were reinforced, and in q little while al
least thousand were at fstcufs, and Their
was a tumult in the camp worthy OF the
days Of Homer. AT this juncturc, writes
our Informant, Washington made HE
appcaraiic., whether by accident or design
never knew. l saw none Of his aides with
him his hack servant was just behind him,
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!. 1000 BOTTLES SOLD
d ths CLIO q LAvrsnee, q Rstail, IN month

N me CiU u Lawrence, ~ KAUAI, N mouthsI
AsuRxASD SPEEDY CURE IHr ossr1sr
Allied Oi.sne.t ssa Hsnsr syyup!:
nlHESE Dedieines . SURE and certain remedy fbs all
kinds OF humors, II however long standing, and
vbsa sssd according % dirersoas. vii sret Jrusa.
nsnt cure In short time, and With ie expense than
any other remedy. MS scientific COMPOUND, ersdI-
.cs and .spss'ss s s'.a ~. s.:I
Rheum, Scrofuia, ErysipelAs, While Lprosy, Canoef-
css fiumors, Ring worm scat5 Head, Barns, scaids,
chliblsins, Piles, Barbsfs ftch Oh Msreeral and He
YER sorss removes Pimpies, kruptions, noh AID MI
dev from the face leaving the skin .on snd smooth
vtthoss mark 90 scar. u draws numsrs from the
Stomach. Langs. Head, and Eyes, impsoves ihs sight,
uhsu troabied with humoes, and AZ once removts The
e.. rs.es:,.Sill.y, such Is Mayo, G.nso, p.s. Nm
Klmbzl, A. W. stearns, A. sanborn, =. l. 1hemp-
sou, J. II. c. Hayes, editor Of Lsrvpcs Courier. and
host Of others Who know Of its sfhesey.
Mrs. Jones, Msthaen, "a. cured Of Salt Rhscm and
serofal ysais' standing. .,ru L..
Tmothy covery, Of psnvsrs, vas cured Of serofaia.
Lsbrn Bocien. ~ ueIirnry H., vas eurvd q seruf
al. .hsn hops had .lmo:, dIed within him.
Miss welsh, Of South Dansers, cured Of servfaia.
j. T. stafford, % hvrrnce, tstihes 10 too eurys ~
seralA, of very AsaSaied nature, and bsibs himself
Lucy Holman, o. Lawrence. VI. cured Of King.
Nr. Rrosy. q salem, vas cured Of an ola sore Of 20
samuel Welsh, south p.nve,, va. cured Of so.isr'
Of yeArv' Standing.
Charlotte Ryan, Lawrence, vas cured Of bad hunor
Nr. Crosby, Lawrence, v cured Of E'yslpsiA Ofis
year, standing.
Rhes. Bruscn, Fan River vas eurrd Of humou q Q
years' standing, In ve ka ~
James w. Hunt. u Laurence vas cured Of Chfonie
ii1neulty of the chest occasional ny hum0rs.
= I. fhanpscn, q Lawrence vas cured Of bad hunnor
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-03-28

A Coon EScrsr. A jurors name was
called by the clerk. The man advanced to
the judges desk and said
Judge, l should like to he excused"
ct is impossible" said the Judge, de-
cideily.
"But, Judse, ifyou knew my reasons.
"Wcll, sir, what are they"
why, the fact is" and the man
paused.
"well, sir, proceed" continued the
Judge.
"well. Judge. If Unjust say it, I've got
the Itch"
The Judge, who wasa very sober man,
solemnly and imprcssively exclaimed, Clerk,
scratch that man OUT