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DoUNTY LAND-wARRANT OFFICE, No. 63
10 Wall New York. The hlhes mArsst Price paid .of
LAND WARRANTS and al Warrants so!d By gusra
tel and arded by mall oAsswzs receipt Of rsn
Lso1 wsr.nt procured for Soldiers and others emitted 10
Bounty Lands upon srplics,ion 70
T. J. COLEMAN. Nc. o. wsl-st-.
AND,W VARIANTS WANTED -
II TAYLOR BROTHERS Bankers,
No. rs wsil-ss. New Yo-ks
We vu supply osdecs promptly. Wssnn alwsys baud.
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FOR E-About EIGHT ACRES Q

oh : n II II. T av"u. la,rp ,1,SSrS W. o
Ks Bese the loI kers roai a.c IS miles from che CITY
Hall improvements: fac Gothic Coasc eontiininz Is
Ice house well filed with Ice and Other on: eudnzs
end fruit Tees vsrietiss AID over So
beam vines forming most desirable residence To
one dons BUSH ess in The city easily accessible b As Hudson
River Bs,le Road. being about three usths si mile from
The n,sres, sts good aud unobsiTacted osd TO the
civ Good wa e and perfectly hes'thy. Apply 10 + a
HOWE, No 10 Boweiy, or 81 No i52 Brosi~ay
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CTELLA sHAWLS, STELLA SHAWLS-
- Another large lot Of STELLA sHAWLS from su;aon;
desirable styles offered this this ofers
O rare chance o buy Q rich Shawl
SILKS. SILKS, SILKS from auction
so pieces rcb SILKS from suction Of the greatest bar
rains o be found in the city
Needewo Collars Sleeves Habit Shirts and
HsI dkerc cbies from suction very great bsIgains
so rich Psssois suction goods, snd sold very low.
ANLREW u. COLBY, No 289 6rsnd-st. EldndEs.
WHITEROCK MANUFACTURING Co.'S
w BLEACHED GOODS. for sss BY
NE5MIrH Co., Sole Asents
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EARM for SALE-In Caldwell Township, Es-

sex County NJ j. eis.rnce Of ishteen miles ron New
Ysk and four from Bloomfield DEPOT, Il cont,ns ~ acres OF
LsDd has GOOD Dweiirs House, STn Stable cnrasc
Shx d. she'd CoruHouse, 81 IL the above Is nor pa
Before ednt sdSy June H. will then and teTe be oaeret
Pubic Auction II oeoSk Terms - sale cue 'hird
ssh IA. Al ca on AID is desired. For further
cs,tiu.I. aprl, TO JAMES WOODS Nc. 2s HeAsS 90 70
EEO A. MEGWIN. No. 2i7 fulton-st, Exr Ct a. D. SlAf
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Bcar6 an6 nooms.

DOARDING.-AP Parlor and Bedroom adjoining,
on ,st 2oor Also Room in "a story Locstion
nearwsi South Peries Apply at No is Livingston
Brootyn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

INOR SALE-Iho COtN II i-SksHt hhO"h 90
CnFnTSJT GROVE, situ.tsd on the eS bank o. tbs
Passc opposite B.syle 5; mes above NesIh ws,a eas
tn- ~ StvYork The grNvn,s err'an p scres sioans
he uy 10 the riyer wh large lava grove o' e-''nu
snJ other lstive trees good gAraeu and ai an1 aes VI go
eu, aiicr The House IN coiiA9 style, iVNt- iee 80
iaTto oxeusor sa ding hsa grouid ana cor -.hai
fpe y.w of Tire liver and surrounding eoaauy on
Ist of the gIoni good stable q, a.! Necessary
NO. f'' '"''Ne' HOMER MORGAN
fs7i No s Meteor o.itai. Bank gildine, fioe-s''
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THE attention Of Architects, Artisans,

u B. PALMERs NEWSPAPER sUBSCRIP-
TION and ADVERTISING AGENCY, 6r ci aud
oonniy Spruce Tribune Buil5iDss The Agent cheer
fully e,es bis Of the principle and proper mode OF sdver
NsiBs
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paints, Oils, @lass, Sc.

DRIDGEWATER PAINT.-The best article
ID kpo~ o honses decks ard bottoms of vessels
aud oude g.nersy being perf-c, protection assin
the oct o arnopherp For sale st the ComPsay Depot
Nc 90 Wsterg
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NEW SILK HO . 8 E-IH56.-
A\ WILLIAM w. WRIGHT Co.
Lats Nicholsoa WTisht,)
No. S LIBERTY-ST, NETWORK,
Invite the attention OF the TaADs o their
CHOICE ASSORTMENT
FASHIONABLE DRESS TRIMMINGS,
EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS,
GLOVES, MITTS, THREAD LACES,
LACE GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
BLACK GRO DITALIE and GAO DE MIME SILKS,
FANCY DRESS SILKS, sHAWL5, MANTILLAS, &c
TInB sUYEss
re solicited examine stock.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21

1--WE or six active, enterprsing MEN wanted
tocanysss the CITY for the PIER MAP ofNEW-YORk""
beps smile Of large Map surveyed and drawn for the
New York Corn Exchange, by B. BACON, esq., City Sur
''''' A'f' A. RANNEY, Publisher, No 1876 Brosdwsy
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90 formers an6 Others.

HEAPEss NITROGENIZED SUPER-PHOS-
VI PHATE OF LIME.-Ths fertilizer viii be
the price the i'm proved Super Of
wh increased Quantities Of LitfoseDous matters beng
than Peruvian Guano and for cold
sol. IL the best manure Known For IMPROVED RESuLTs
sarpsses al others ard IN LASTING POWER exeesds
Gusnc Sor sale Of iso ne eseh H. per pound
EAEDE Nc cREADY, Ne, Iss fslseast, NY.
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GRAND CONCERT. .-Signor MARlANO
VI MANZOCCHI, Pro 'essor of Singing, and recently ma
sc Conducto hesters OF Paris and Naples assisted S
6isDorss Bernces MstBek and ventsld and ssnSn brx
at Dodworths Academy, on THURSDAY E'ESINo neA''
May z, 10 commence st O'Clock
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To the Medical EacH,yRApWSASTr sG Psopsf pss
spon the Medical Faculty q suffering 5a'
Ssmy II there are any given up naSee now dTns
with any desses of the stomach lungs nerves joints Kidneys
n OF SH o. wa sna oeG OF masnsnt or Infectious
s.ss sssg ratified Of as % sane sy the aSs %sSs.i
St 4 RhsonvYS ss y n s SS
Aer many that have been made by these
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~ hsr practice and the urgent Of DR. Fred
s Of Ss TG:' % Ss medical % RGeStI &:
sd faculty to Railways Remedies in their practices aso
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a inCy the wond.,to ,ys yI1S the o. aesssn
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& .ase. Sy simple remedies the heads Of said
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

NfDNtsDAr. June %, 1896.
Al market to-day AZ Cattle. 43O Bceves aud n
Siores-eonsisiing OF Working Oxen Cows aud Calves
yearngs Two and three years old.
PRicEs H1rksf Bsef-Exira SO 90; lSt quail
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Peits.--slsl so. SkiRs--i2ssl4c per H.
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SToRRs- Working Oren-si30a9l2.
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Iio0 Iears Oh-Nonr
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Renatks-The number Of Reef Ca,ile this week is
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iicnar noliee. aud attracted much attention aud sold
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~ rars cam over The Fiirhhurg RAILROAD. l6 over
the Boston snl Lowell Ralfnad. So over the Maine
ESien.inn AMI 10 the Western loaded with Ca,ie
Sheep, SWINE. Horses aud Fowls.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

A SHREwD EDiToR. At a Welsh celebra-
iion in New York, DIR Joues told the following
smusing anecdote The speaker said that
editors were like other shrewd men, who had
to live with their eyes and ears open. He re-
lated story of an editor who started a paper
IN new village at the West. The town was
infested by gamblers, whose presence was a
scource Of annoyance to the citizens, who told
the editor that if he did not come out agains,
them they would not paironize his paper. He
replied that he would give them 'smasher'
next day. Sure enough, his next issue contain
ed the promised 'snasber and on the follow
ing day morning the redoub,able editor, with
scissors in hand, was seated in his sancium cut
ting out news, when in walked large man
with club in his hand, and demanded 10 know
if the editor was 10. No sir, was the reply.
'he had stepped ont. Take seat and read the
papers he will return in minute Down
sat the indignant man Of cards, crossed his legs,
with hi, club between them. and commenced
reading paper. In the meantime the editor
quietly vamosed down stairs, and a, The land
ing below he mel another excited man with a
cudgel in his hand. who asked him if the ed-
tor was in. yes. sir was the prompt re-
sponse you will find him seated up stairs
reading a newspaper The latter. on entering
the room, with furious oath commenced a vi
client assault upon the furmer. which was re-
sisted with equal feroci'y. The fgh, was con.
tinued until they had both rolled 10 the fioi Of
the stairs, and pounded each other to their hearts
content"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-06-28

We learn by telegraph tina, Hon. James ].
Strang. commonly called King Srang. the lead
er and prupheI of the Mirmn1s located on Bea-
wa Islands. has bean sh1l by iva Of his follow
ers, and received injuries from which he was
not likely 10 recpv-r. Suang was the ruling
spirit amIng the Mornons, large number Of
whnn are Welsh, who are located on and lave
control of the six islands in the northern part
and near the outlet If Lake Michigan, called
Beaver Islands, aud since 1853 he has repre-
senied Newago county, which is composed If
those Islands, in the iower branch Of the Mich
igan Legislature. lie has been the means, IN
times past, of causing considerable disturbance
in the regions ldj icenl In where he residee, aud
robbery. murd aud piracy are crimes which
have been freely attributed TO him and his FOL
lowers. His residence is al ST. Jar,rs, a con-
siderable town, loca'ed IN the largest Of the
islands, and his principal business was supply
ing the lake steamers wih wood.