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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION


Tho ar h anniversary meeting OF Ia. Now York Young
Mems eIhrittlan Association held nj The Calvary
Bapts, church cv. 1T. Gees), twenty third street..
last evening. nefo was large audience IN attendance
The exercises opened by singing and 9 prayer BY
N. Gillette. Row IT. Hati,id read the ietb Psalm.
An abstract Of The annual report Of the association was
read by Rev M Marshsl referred 10 tho disturbances
which have been sea,ed BY e slavery ssiAons during
Tho last three months, and expressed the hcpe thai
wistasdng heso dIsscnsions, the usefulness Of the
soca,on viii, during tho oomrg year rcaz, the vishes
Of lis frepds Tho society s.u numbers over 800 men
bcrs. Tie receipts for The year were sS,el1 Expenses
tho
The Barring House Committee has better rcss~,cr Of
boarding houses than ever bcscre and largo number "
young men have been sidcd In securing comfortable
Chrifuan homes. The Employment Ccmmit1ee has been
the means " unusually important scrvioe noe 81 our
most eminent mercantile houses have sppod the
miacs for their clerks Lectures have BEEN delivered
duringthe winter, ~ several eminent men. The oodree
Of Sabbath evening sermons, well The lectures
have been hreI attended, .ne rosulsr mcu,hly mes,
years past fssayr have been road upop var,oas SUB
jecis. The library has been materially increa4ed over
90 volumes have been added during the year, $40 by do
nations Tho total number Of volumes nov on tho
shelves 2,3T There has also been largo scdition Of
important daily, weekly and monthly OBLIGATIONS; and
tho reading scarcely less thsn
aay In tbs city Arrangements have been completed Tor
casscs in the languages, Gymnastics, &C In connect
with eoycrn of cur best institutions By witch insruciou
may be procured AZ a vorJ trlinS expense Financially
the association has suorc< embarrassment rrOm
the ant Of proper oggan,anon OF effort and unusual
expenditure neceseaSy In 1itnr w rooms. AT tho Wed
needay evening and sabbath afernoon devotional gather
ing1 attendance has for The moot psr been large
ever oeforo and tie spi1t q devvcou m,re o,zed aud
humble.
DIR. srvnrKvANr PITCHES INTO DIR. BELLOWS.
After the reading q the annual report Rev J. NJ STEs
rvAr, President Of Illinois College, prococdcd 70 address
Tho meeting He apologizod for appearing before ina
Audience and then said that question had recently boon
sprung upon the church o. thu city In ehioh young mon
W. had ~
pulpit that men must have amusement, and thst the
church reeponsble Tor the wckcdness ~ the thoairc
because has turned cold shoulder 10 Il and because h
has been and and opposed recreation.
lie denied all this the church Is sour, and
hong laced and no that VI the minister making
That charge wot Vi associate with u the best epe
rnens ~ christians he would dnd them more genial aul
cherfui Than the inmates OF the green IL wsruel
young men nos oay against hsstres bas sgAss palpts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12

AgEEu ON CRAnGs or MASslargHrxa Cosnrrrsp NnAR1Y
nnu YkGe Aoo-Hugh DArraxh uaken Into cusody
yesterday morning, BY ocen Roach and McDos mott Of
The Sixteenth ward police, charge Of manslaughsr com
mltied nearly three years ago Tho accused is alleged
killed. named Archibald Irwin the 2s,h Of oc,o
Der, 1884, By striking him tho head with q cart rung
while engaged In quarrel with him ai jackson square,
then ncd from the city Cxnsda whore he has ro
manned ever since. Coroner o'ponnell held inquest
descd verd!e against rsrrash, Charging hin w ,ae
homicide u dcoessed. shoreupon Issued
for tho srrst OF the accused but the police
ssoersnn bis whereabouts until yesterday, whom he ro-
turned from Canada, and making hs appearance the
lconih wud was taken into cac,ody. Tho pr.eones
locked up for examination.
Csunos ov Exsxznanrr. --Erskino q Knomes, young
German, arrested yeserday, By ocer Barry, Of the
reserve corTs charged with embczzlins 600 from The
nrm q Kibbey 4 Mckee, cosg essness u No Q wall
ercct The sccned employed by tho Hrm up TO the
st instant vhen be dschayEcd and since has "
has boen sscrta cd thai he embczz ed eloo which
sven him oathe f7th January lam for the purpose q
taking up note due hsi day and then lying in the
American Exohsnse Bank. Tho sooused taken before
Justice osborne and he'd 10 await oxarninsron on 'he
Eosanu Az oruL-wm. nompsou, yvuih 10 ysars
q age, rosidus ~ No is7 Houston strccs WINS arrested
yesterday, charged With rvins she name Of she nrm Of
A. barnes %. 70 order for fourteen gross OF lead
pcncih, on Mr. Henry L barr, Of No 81 John arsc The
psops y chn!gd oot Wishing 70 present The order In
q FuAon ~ William sreeAs, do fnS him, DO telling
this thai he owed Mr. Burr ei and did nos IKE 70
10 Into he store rhesnppon taken bofore Iusce On
borne Aad committed for trial
vrorsnos uu Pfror IAvs-reser vanisisco, ns,ey Of
The ssesmius John hlnsurn brough, before Jusce
Connolly yesterday charged with having tho TN inst
lowed two veses through Hurgae channel, contrary 70
The statute q 1852, be having hoense pilot Tho
aocsieed was held 10 ball 10 await examination.
CsAses FosaIse oxpxrS.-Robet amns, q young
man, arrested yesterday By ccer Kavsnagh OF tho
Second ward police charged with forging tho nane Of
wshhgton Hsdlsy, merchant a. No. III Eighth svenuc
W orders for goods various merchants In this city Ono
81 these orders Mr. Lucion Hart, Of No ale Bur
ting slip, Tor plated 70 The value OF ga and on tho
goods delivered Subsequent 70 this no presented
another similar order the hrrn for goods 20 tho
value Of e35 but the FIRST having been acorancd W be
forgery the second no honored NJ Chas Ahrenfed
Of No SO Maiden ane had one Of the forged orders
goods 10 the value o. csc presented him. and II WA
honored Meesrs Ketol Klngenbcrg, OF No. 90 Maiden
lane, also accepted and paid forged order for S. pre-
scented there by Smms. Tho accused formerly
clerk with Mr. Ha ley, and that no purchased
goods Of the above named persons. Ho taken before
Juttcc Connolly and locked up for trial suTp,ssi
thai ch@ slrkkr complaints wiz DO mais against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12

vHioN C"UHsEs Z. I~-rHorrtNo.
Ase~isAkos roc u 800, mile hoats, ben khros i've,
cane ca stt Friday afternoon, bstwocn M. veornecs
hcncet P"ef and Mr.. ncsys Oh. stallion Sir Waller
McRcoerfs stallion Hhr,aronTa, aseo IN TIC race, was
whhdrawn previous 70 Tho start. Honest pcscr rrn the
raco tshins the first, fourth and hh heats Sr Waller
vss me sAvorise before tho start, two 10 ODa tnc fos
owing " q ~ mmasys--
three In I've.
M yoosheee named g. {, Horeet Peter, 70 ~agon.i
Mr. Drty named Oh. SIR Walter, 10 harnes's -
Mr.. lbheris named n. h. Sn sapaEila, % vas "a m
rase--.z @l-2,tl -2tjts -2tt~ 3H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12
City lssseilix~sss,e.


INHALATION oy rn rys oovns'pe.-Tho sth OF MAJ
being the anniversary OF tho aIlaios NJ the Board
Ton Governors, the children Randais Inland extsnded
an Invitation u the Bard 10 visit them occasion
which they did, together with their friends they were
rece.'sd by 400 boys and crcort'd Ia tho playground
where the laia vent through their military eserces
stb ~Ooden guns They then pr.cred.si ,o tho schs,
room, where speeches and singing gone throuxh
with. On the s"uclusion of the exsrclres Mr. Gmcon
Draper rtnIIed iorsard and presented the boys With
beGuufalsk tag tho donation or Taylor HIRE Company
No. g, - Buffalo. vas received ~th all Tho honors,
and Caps,e Edward Ryan, behalf The 's;overuor
Guard" 10 sAa boys dubb themrelveS, duly ascuptsd n
Gl mnnuo exercises were pest through ~ith Amer
which The gt ,onk thrr leave Gntsnod Iha, tho cty's
children were we'll cared for.
Tbs srHAmR THOMAS Powell, on her way from pougb
keepso 10 Now York yesterday morning. Obliged 70
sap Of CodsIsirg, in consequence OF being DIS
covered la her shaft she win bs wihdrnwu for fey
days btcpalr, when she gil agsin resume her Uips.
sAiE RARE TsxoLoGIcAL wcRKs The lats Rov. Dr.
schroodors choice library will DO sold thus Aerpoon "A
four O'Clock, by Messrl Bang and cannot fall 70 arso,
The lovers Of good and learned books. mo sc o.
The collection Is nno copy Of waors London Polyslos
Bible with The Appendix and Lcxioo,. Nine languages
used In n, with in,orineary Latin siztion OF
this erosi work Il lot No es3 on tho catalogue. AMI
VIII be reached about six O'Clock this evening Il = far
superior 20 any ohcr PoygOu, and has been known 70
bring al auction, according 70 ornes Intsodpction moro
than three hundred and my dollars Another tsnpung
prize the Bsbyiooisn Talnud In twelve foto- printed
In is2u and hound in calf with eiH edges We nostoo
also Bombergs Great Rabbnical bible, I'M four fonos-
printed in Venice; euiccr's Thesufs; the ercaa Hktor
cal dictionaries Of hyle, &C, &c.
IIlsns 90 rrn eTryr COMMISSIONER Mr. yoseph nv
g Street Comni ioner, has boon confined his house
FOR some days past, In very weak ssatc, bh physical
energies completely Frustrated. He has been very wv
indeed but We lcarnsd yesterday that ho s,mswhas
improved.
Ar7,oIso sriupr-Jamcs rhopg, ship carpenter, ~
siding No ~ IewN street. afsmped suicide sasday
oishi by taking large quanty q anum doctnr vss
called 10 attend bm and succeeded In removing shs pussn
and saving his fc No cause was assigned by Tboag fov
attempting his lne
Ansuoss rnAxsro FUND Association The election
for oclce.5 OF the American Dramatic Fund Association
held their once yesterday James T. Brady xs sIecsed
President; k~srA W. p. Chapman, J. HolbrooHs, Pro-
coat Hal, j. 9enin and J. Broagham, Trustees; Hnda-
way, Treasurer; " Q. wemy~s, scrresarv, end nenrs.
y. Clarke, Byrne, Vim. smith, j. Moors, J. r. Ccoss,
W. Inyior, j. Pblirr, j. oyott, H. =. CONWAY, j.
barnen Corhyn, e. Fshcr, G. Hale J. oxlsy and Scion
~ rhyecxoys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12

Ann1tN ANn FciIsrgS CHprnfks Cnos.--Anctveeayy
A. NJ.
NV YORK SUNDAY s,zco. U1Ov.--geDeral anniversary
IN TIE Central Presbyterian church, Broono street, eve
ming The day anniversaries eil be held IN the various
churches In aereni parts Of the city during the aerpoca
n follows
Academy OF Music Fourtecnih street. corner Of lrvins
place. Oomrlsioe--B n Arerbury, " q Morgan,
ho'ms, r'es bAen, v. 5 SeoAela, X " Psrdse, !. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12
Brvohlyu CITY News.

I'm hsrsormnas rorscr.--fhc following conmunIcs-
Ton w~ prcecn,ed 10 ,he Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen
last evening, and motion Of Alderman Fowler tho
sidcranon thereof was indefinitely pcsfpcoed'-
n var Cossor Corscr- ov rnx err ~ Baoosivsr
You sre brcoy rrepectfry rr4ursict oy he -
hco 81 The Metropolitan psc N The sais Of New fyrs
furnish and provide The expvnse OF tho CITY brusNn
AL necessary scccnpod .on within The prncfs m so NJ
rvpoisn district cont uned within As D,spas 49,
CITY Al c hou.cs required ~ NJ h.fo ~ Ivnso
for The Of no rcice foTce w $40
Cor the iodsnr Of varafe and ii-oris{ 1900 ~
offences IN accordance with sccirn " ni 80 s. ~
s 10 esablish Merop roice dlstrcA sna " prcsso
tho eovcrnrnent thereof" The board o fonoo ~ rlu1o
nc station ho psed for poLee pnrp-es 49, ne
therein and pryson tof warming ADD
svsre ~ no and vii r pr.visi,n Ia rsspecs
~ 49,. ~. IN f.brr u4uuon nnsde upn year hoD
crsS'e BODY ~ 0'''' = ~ $ DRAPER pre~sds~l
rrv Ysx. MAJ II, 1857.
IsDros pS.rrxs' Asos1Anoy.--rho Kings County ftquw
noors Association me, last evening al Peoples Hall
40 oarieur business Of importance transacted and
ne sno.ana adjourned 10 meet on Thursday Afternoon
mo serec a the meeting underEtood 70 be haA
member thereof should make application tor hcsnss IN
dor tho ntw law The meetings VI The association
hold f~iygicy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12
National Quar- sntine Convention 4. H'hiladeI-
phis-NIseting OF the New York 0<Aox.tion.

pohs-ueeohR Oh tne new D Ork D<Aoxnti don.
national convention Of representatives Zen tho Local
Boards Of Health Of the principal seaport cscs through
cut The Union vii moot In tie city u Phsado 90 We'd
nssday, i3,h Inst
This convention WINS called BY tho Baltimore Beard q
Health through In President VIM. @. Bonsan and rs Oh.
ect Is 70 exchange Vows and report cs relative TO tho
workings OF the quarantine regulations The seapor
the Atlantic coast with view, possible, OF drawing up
uniform eysom OF quarantine laws for general adopron
Al prevent every port hss liz oy. lsss and oommocoo
during the summer months seriously impcded put
70 great los by The variable and uncertain charnctor d
AT this convention dclega,es win b rre5.ri IRON Bos
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk Charles
ton, Savannah, New Orleans and possibly othox ports
The paoe Of meeting has yes beon decided ugon bui
VIII probably be Independence Hall.
ms convention has unaosb,edy been called INTO being
BY tho merchants In southern ports, vho complain q The
long quarantine required ~ our laws. vessel calling
rom an infected port although sickness board
tho STATE Of Now YORK. and summer during The pro-
valance Of tho yellow fever excoent nearly every ship
from Southern port had 70 do quarantine for from ry
10 sixty days, 70 the great loss Of the shippers. will be
seen whether tho convention amend this pracco.
Mayor Wood has appointed The following nancd perscns
" represent New York In tho forthcoming couventon;
John Cancy, President ofho Board o. Aldermen Jonas
~ PHILIPS, Prevalent o. tho Board Of Counclmsn; Harn
HATS nso o noc"s ,ssoo ys Vale e. a1sf,nso
silmen.
INC New York representatives bold meeting yesser.
were md also what ey shorld lay before toe
Alderman OAsc1, Who took The chair, remarked that
quarantine laws SCI ibis ro enc N .hsy ooud DO
hear what The representative OF cher cues lad 70
eay, and rcpo1 The cubsAnco Of " 70 hc Losslalure Il
the state
Coupclnsn FAnur ensgessed oe proyr;esy Of inviting
tho Heath ofbccr q tbs port, Ut rfcmpson, socou
satec might 70 Of some syns He had ocnsuIsd vS S
r yschc, The former Bealih oooy VINO wns of oSnion
our quarantine laws could pos be much improved H.
vera other parties with whom Mr. Esnnki,n conferred
agreed 70 furnish their views 70 The convention.
Councilman HAswEtl, In arsvcr 10 q question enve N m
hs opinion That seRunes Point excellent place for
q Temporary quarantine ny reference 10 the chsr X
would be that, although open 70 ITO ara yes
CONSEQUENCE OF the eboa water bcow the anchorse
WIS nevor much rougher than the present Quarann e
Amer further conversation tho del1vsle ato,rn
Cd, " meet In Philadelphia the l9,h lass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12

Ohio cont mpaics, b said, spcnng banking hose "a
a. Paal, Mnncpoa.
Gen. \. L. Taylor, of Ohio and Col 8yrne, M Penn
sylvrTia, ere In Washington.
Hal. Jslcb Cusi arirri On IN. "a ir.'t Mrssutis
o.. or Do lh -fr.'cd ~ - o. - Fsia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12

p,vv~ shsi psvssss outside ths prhao hso
xvtc,s me vvVOh II Ne oouvcts ha~ crsaet on htta
sIC,t< us~nt smshg she good psupSs u sg S0ug ~
sbo~s hw eniy, bid shsiy pssss h~sb hetier M
nagsd IN tho dsp~sosss in tbs State prison might DO vt
uoee upon he community.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12


waack was most cordially crested by fair house last
night, when he commenced his spring engagement No
has stronger hold the public affections than Mr.
walsck, and his years sit lightly upon him. He played
"Rienzn Aiss Mford's tragedy Of thai nse for the
fyss time In many years. We presume THAI everybody
has read about "Riend" either In Gibbon Bulwer,
anA that everybody KNOWS that he q man Of the
people, who upset the Coounss Ursins Of Rome Miss
Milford makes him have fair daughter, Claudia Mrs
Bucklsnd), who loves Angelo (soshern), d the Co
lonns (Dyott). Angeles mother (Ars. Hoey), viii
consent 70 tho marriage, after NenE supreme In
Rome but the wedding does take place Angelo aerwArds
deserts henz Joins in pit 70 overthrow him. and beng
unsuccessful Is condemned death, pardoped
by Nenzi The asst named person being bad politician
killed by the mob The action Of the drama somewhat
show, being 700 much oveTloaded with words The
all smooth, while much Of II eloqusnty and Rerzs
appeal TO the people, commencing, Friends, came
here 70 has been Justly quoted Of the gems of
dramatic poetry. The rribune's character ~en darwin,
but the others sketches tho CANVASS which
ho Is the grand figure The character with its rapid
changes from love to dLstrust pauosm to arrogance and
ambition, In admirably suited 10 Mr. Wellacks style
he played well Tho others quite correct
although times Hale Glow. The play superby
gotten up In every respect .
LAURA Kncu's THxAms-Two NKw PlAys--An entirely
bill attracted a crowded house hero last evening
Tho opening piece o comedy 10 two acts founded
magazine STORY, and called Nature and Art" Adoiphus
(Mr. Lngham), the son Of Connections lawyer, Mr.
Downright, (Mr Burnett). comes 70 Ncw York ami falls
In love with Mss miss IAurs Kecne), popu
lar actress Tho father 10 horrined, ani induo.s the
scsrces disgust the youth. Adophus s cured, bu
writes play The actress also fs In love with him, and
a rehearsal Of The play given, In which the lawyer
made spectator, and is fully converted BY tho noble
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
.STiJE or TEPNO\T

Caledonia District IS.
In Probate Court holden at ST. .Iohnsburv on the
81 day Of December 4. ID. 1856:
ID ANSOM YOUNG Executor Of Agib Young
q lae of 81. ,Iohn>burv. in said district deceas-
ed, makes application to said court for license to
sell the whole of the real estate OF said deceased,
representing that sale of part is necessary Tor
the payment Of tlc debts of said deceased and that
part cannot be sold without injury to those inter
e>ted in the remainder Whereupon. il is ordered
by sad Court that said application come under
consideration ana be heard on the 18th dayo De-
cember a. ID. lsi6. at the Probate Office in St.
John>hnry and, it is further ordered. that all per-
sons interested be notified hereof, by publication
of notice of this application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in The CALEp"NIA>
printed at St. .Iolnsburv. before said time of hear
ing. that they may appear at said time and place,
and, if they cause, object thereto.
BY the Court Attest.
CHARLES 5. DANA, Judge Of Probate
a true copy of Record, lolOl4
Attest ASA L. FRENCH. Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
81 ATE Of VERMONT.

DlStrlCt OF Essex, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Iunenburg within and
for said district, on the sth day of December, A
ID 1856.
1OEL FLETCHER, Executor on the estate of
- Hannah b. Bowen, late of Concord, in said
district. deceased, presents his administration &C
count for settlement: Whereupon. it is ordered that
the same be referred to the 3l>t day of December.
\ ID lNi6 1T the Probate Office in SAT-, I.uncnburg
for examination and allowance; and that all con-
cer,led be notified! hereof by publication of this
order in TIE CALIFORNIAN. printed at St. I"hnShu
~ three weeks successfully us soon rs may be-
that they may appear, and at said time and place,
if they Cause object thereto.
by the Court,
Attest, WM. CHANDLER,
Judge of Probate.
true cory of record,
Attest ISRAEL DEWEY, Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
Farm for Sale !

'sHllE Subscribers oiierat private sale at a bar
4 gain. the farm known as The town poor
farm III Barnet, situated in about the centre of
The Town. being about miles from the Railroad
Depot. III >;ev->' Village and the highway lead
ing from Barnet.
Said farm contains about $50 acres of land well
divided int" WOOD land, pa>1urage and tiIlagc is
well warered and nndcra good state Of cultivation
buildings and fencing in t"erabe CONDITION. For
further her particulars enquire of. d. Abbott or,he
subscribers.
LYMAN HARVEY Selectmcn of
WALTER ABBOT, the town of
ALEX. JOHNSON, J Barnet.
lUOl-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
\ true copy Of record,
Attest. ISRAEL DEWEY, Register.
STATE Of VERMONT.

81 II Il OF EI.uO-N
District Of Essex, ss.
At a Probate Court holden at Lunenburs, within
ana for said district on the 10Th day of December
A. ID. l>56
~ HlEEAS, Hannah Cutlcr and Milton Cutler
w administrators the estate of ROYAL Cutler,
late OF Guiail in said district deceased have rep
resented t" said court by their petition in writing
that the personal estate of said deceased i. not >,li
clcnt topaz the ll>t debts and charges Of admin
I>'atl"n and that the situation of the real estate is
>nrh that part cannot be sold without injury to
the rclnarr and also that is for the best interest
OF all concerned that the whole of the real estate
Of said deceased be sold :.recabv to the statute in
such case made and provicl.and ask for license to
sell the same: Whcreupon it >"r,.ered by sad court
that SAID application come under consideration and
he heard at 'ilc Probate Office in Iuncnburw in SAID
district on the 9TH day Of January 4. ID. 1850: and
Il Is further or Tered by said court that all person,
Interested b" notified OF said application and notified
u appear At said time and place and show cause
why license should not he granted agrccahv to said
application by pub>hinga copy Of the record of
tbs order trr. weeks slccesSivelv in the Calelo-
man. printed III 81 Iohn>hilrv in this State. previ-
us 10 said time Of hearing. rv the Court
WV. CHANDLER judge of Probate
\ true copy Of record Attest.
l2-4I ISRAEL DEWEY Register.
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2 a 9 FL
A M E r l G. A N
G. O vi y d I y ID

'T'IF. subscriber would fully ask rli, the
People al Vermont. L" thu claims 81 BiflI'> AMEEl-
CAN tbNPtll y -. ll3 test t,iuI
the pii' for l' rciici amt are 81 The follow ill., iaiI>
B,onkd'<. Ministers $r' Wr"at fnlan,i Nursing
anil id',rn'od Sure .Nonti> $rt NyyRs Mt,nri-
81 IaRfS. ttr,r >"r.S. >'r,ta". Fl.,rnti,n II M.
I"DFS "ht St"mGtb. "U .N.rc"g< Complaints f. ,Hh
U,Hkn IS AMI IRE "t',,'rS f!""r la>. ga, II late.
Cr"ghS arising tr'm hrtfatc" Tblror'. Fi,<.
Ut'k :>i"mr ,h>-in fart. IN cn>. II II. okh.>< ~
.H4ntm"f,'" ar imjrr. Hl"'d, as, hi< E,,o.ay.
IN the Auburn. When, tl> n.-li, ii.. j II, Jared!
tii llrt Lax lit 81 the m.>t IljAl l'i
ias"r ~ The Voluntary lIli.l r- r.,>, i.l, tau
ted ii'' tiI> 81 TIA" "'N" complaints. from
l" spread IL kl"W i-' ana rr"ilitc TIN, god uiuill-
MAY IL. >iIi.Ii,Gi, i, I'D.
IL 1'i.i'. l.~ li m I.larlv .'lpv III II l.r,,ri
'ili aii Threat at'' II tr'l >lI-r L. 'hr'l,
iri> i I'isti'l> Al, N,rl IiaA' ,.t>.> Il
I'iihl'' N'-f ami Irregularities. AMI man, ,.l
plants h.ih'i ti'ri atsN..
" t'' i-'' -li. Strong rhi> ,iarl,f.r in ,Ilr
~ >tIf. " i II i> .,li U.s.; iiii W,,..liu >..,--
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Gid 'Ntrat IL .l.tt.H DI"r "i. ,NttG k..I.'' and
'i4i" >liii Ar lie Il - !" r. !'r II ,i,iit 49,:
t. requiring iiG rN'rCl-'' - Il" ia
ii habits 81 l' r.iN r.iIi iN Ii IiIat "rIIIl
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strongest ..>>ITa;.,,-,i Il, LEI ai!a Cur
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
Keep it before the Peorle

VINlAl :he ir;ch">.hcnr cures nervous hcaiscl,r
I ami Restores The hair y lI,re il has hesn lost
In proof &" thu read the following t"-tiihaav:
Ih> may c.rIfv that one Wear >ilc, ua- ante
bald al. III" crown 1.-THE head, owing IL suppose.
10 4 nrTv"u> headache 81 n.,uv Years >-audil = |
comme'cri U>i,. he Tri, nu>thcne one wear AGO.
since which tine have been entirely FIRE r,.a Tie
hea'!acie ~! nave my hair ,oie ,o ~ ra,@r:ll
quantity and appearance. JAS. IL. RANDALL
North nanvillc. April ~ 1>,. ..a-
For sale wholesale and retail. hv BROWNE&!
HOY /. Eaiiroa! Street. -. .Ioh,i>hurv.