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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-03

The Liver is one Of
the principal regulat-
ors Of the human To-
dy, and when it per-
forms its functions
well the powers of the
system are fully de-
veloped. The stomach |
is almost entirely de- .
pendent on the heal |
Thy action Of the Liv- |
er for the proper per-
Torrance Of its func /
tons. When the stom-
ach is at fault, the |
bowels are at fault, .
and the whole system
suffers in consequence ;
of one organ-the Lir- :
er-having ceased to
do its duty. For the
diseases Of that organ, !
one Of the proprietors !
has made it his study, !
in a practice Of more
than twenty years, TO
find some remedy
whorewith to counter
act the many derange-
ments to which tt is !
liable.
To prove that this !
re m G dy IS at last
found, any person
troubled with Liver
Complaint in any Of
its forms, has but to
try n bottle, and con- /,
victicn is certain.
a compound has
been formed by dis
solving gums and coll
tracing that part
which is soluble for
the active virtues of
the medicine. These
gums remove all NOR
bid or bad matter from
the system, supplying
in their place n heal
thy Gow Of bile, invig-
Grating the stomach,
causing food to digest
well, purifying the
blood, giving tone and
health to the whole
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-03
FARM FOR SALE.

INlE Farm belonging to the estate OF r. p.
l. BINGHAM, now occupied bv A'onzo L.
Bingham, is offered for sale. Said Farm is very
desirably located in West Cornwall, In, thereon
a good dwelling house and out buildings contains
about one hundred and nnctv-thrce acres. For
terms applyto MERRILL BINGHAM
1:tf. Administrator
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TIE HAYWARD FARM

INOR SALE. - The subscriber offers for sale
Il the IA iWARD FARM in weybridge,
just north the Monument Said Farm contains
about Iii acrcs,-ahout 20 acres of it is woodland.
Tho remainder is divided into meadow, pasture,
and pillow land. The whole will be sold together
or in parcels, to suit purchasers For further par
ticulars, enquire Of Hon. Joseph Hayward, or J.
d. Sadc & Co, T. W.LYONS.
Middlebury, March ., 1857. 47tf
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machinery, removing
the causes of the dis
ease, and eTecting n
radical cure without
any of the disagreea-
BILE after effects, felt by
. using Calomel or Min.
/ eral Poison, that is u
. sually iesorted to.
! One dose after eat
I ing is sufficient to re-
|. licve the stomach and
I prevent the food from
. rising and souring.
4 Only one dose taken
! before retiring pre-
I vents nightmare.
I Only one dose taken
, Mt night loosens the
, bowels gently & cures
! costivencss.
One dose taken af-
z ter each meal will
! cure Dyspepsia.
! 10 One dose of 2
teaspoonfulls will al
. ways re lie re Sick
( Headache.
I One bottle taken for
! female obstruction re-
, moves the cause of the
. disease and makes IL
] perfect cure.
! Only one dose i'm
= mediatel = removes the
Cholic, while
\ One dose often re-
> peated is n sure cure
4 Tor Cholera Morbus,
! and n preventive of
Z Cholera.
! One dose taken Of
, ten will prevent the
recurrence Of bilious
!, attacks, while it re-
Z lieves all painful feel
: ings.
! only one bottle is
Z nee led to throw out
I of the system the eff
fccts Of medicine after
a long sickness.
Ono bottle taken for
Jaundice removes all
yellowness or unnat-
ural color of the skin.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-03

ROILED and Raw Oil, White Lead, Dry
ID and Ground Zinc, Yarnish and other
Paints, for sale by W. IL. REMSEN.
July IA, 1866.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-03

NEwRLL'S Sugar Maple Butter Tubs
~ superior article, for sale by
July IA, 1850. W. II. REMSEN.
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HN- FLOUR. -Na

DITTS & SHELDON offer for sale at their
l. Mill, for cash only,
Extra A Family Flour,
manufactured from pure white winterW heat
which they will warrant equal TO any -four
ever sold in Middebury.
Extra Is Flour, from Red Canada Wheat,
winch compares favorahly with any extra
barrel flour from markets abroad
Buckwheat Flour of the best quality, to-
gethcr with Corn, Rye, Oats, Provendcr,
Bran, &c, sc.
Middlebury, Nov. 8, 1856. 80
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EQUATION.

Fort Edward Institute,
i ings, and the best Patronage of any Semin-
AIRY in the State. $3.50 in advance, paws far
Board and Tuition in Common English per term
Of IL weeks. Fall term begins Aug. 18th 1857
For Circulars or Rooms, apply TO Rev. Jos. 4.
NY.
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MBW Y0NK OAyTAB MARKET.
rlaA m l0b6


Al AhsYtsu-rhsrs wSs . very moderate supply q
eesi sasas d III Market asA lhe quantity was NO
better the prices remain without material change Inc
demand was somewhat brsk throughout tho day, ous
no uns ~ activity prevailed and there wss scarcity
Of premium satslo the psioes range about the same -
last week-llo being about the highest price obtained,
except few cattle four Will 10 sold 500,
or S27 30 per head The range was from 70 70 l0kc,
and llc tho average about % tho greater part being
COMMON CATTLE Thero some two three lots Il ON
Tex&, which wero pretty fair, and sold at DC. 8hc.
Tho number Of eaao brought 70 this city during the
past year amounts 70 about $4,000 or $4,000 bead,
3l4 so for extra qualify and from 81 TO $40 for other
qualities The total Aumbor sold TO day WAS o18 head.
Cows and calves arc moro plenty ard are Ia pretty &C
tive der and, especially for extra cows, which sell
high ~ $40 and $50. aud from that down TO $50 Veal
calves sell pretty freely a prices about the Same ~
perhaps poor quality tribe lower. Sheep and lambs
sell pretty freely previous prices swine continued In
10 exc berg the current prices Aertons sales Tor tae
week follows ;-1,p76 beef cattle 10 oows and
calves los veal calves 2l67 sheep and ambs, and oS's
swtne
Al Brownlpg's The market ID without change. The
sales or the week were iollows277 beef osttie -
$40 SO and calves $25 70 500 veal Calves DC
Ike. 1913 sheep and lambs, 81 30 70 $40.
hcCAYty's sAos Tor the week follows IO2 sheep
at 30, lSS 81.
AZ Chamberin ga good demand prevailed at this
arket and prices unchanged. sales as iollows-
b27 beef cattse IS so 3d. II and calves, t35
S7o l23 veal calves, shc. 75sc.; 1880 sheep and
lambs, 50 . 81.
what limited, aEd the demand was quito brisk Last
week prices Obtained Sales As ollowsl4o beef
cattle, 50 Slo so COWS and calves, S36 sos; 90 veal
calves, bro. IKE.
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Total bsss and mss.

corrov.--Iho news by The steamship Iolsop uss not
PC eli that von naye anv eject 100 sac, oubrsoea
abort 1000 oscs a. !nii rrice.-iho nnset c'osirs
mD.
Tsn, "a Empowers Demanded h.rte- rats, witch
checked engsg emons. 20 liverpool u "a. q Sd was
sssed or gram sone -four vas usen o. 2sBt AMI cd
v1 ostn a. the oiase. About 800 bones engaged
~ ass and ia Oh vss Afterwards sssed ror bscDn ard
lara and 900 20 be- q cotiop wore engaged Of "a lod
70; IoLondon CO. eels Jour were sossgcd o. s !,
Continent,
Fsrr --EAsu, were upcbspg.s. sa.e. o, 100 boxes
rec crop were nstr. n a. ont ~ msrfs, ~ private
toms
LAY The mare vas err and quiet, 3, epsu
Hts Tho mslgtt ess ouisi. vim iin'ei ssc- o. &C.
SO ior Easisin n, ana 3, acc for Western.
-Ec,f.sd v,s qust al pec. ',r 60 mon, sDd a.
s,rAi sros, The sivsnrOg tendency Ia frssOis send
ca 70 chtck sslc5 Tor xrort. rwf 70 rrc7luc wa lei
Az &c cruac ,uypsn. 20 was st 30, wh -.u:ea
ports toe rs-i week have boon canepc g stOn i,2gl
bbls rasn. sol 90 .pr, urprnt'tc
Oiis - in,ted VS. Irl -ih lfh. siia .. sec &c
whale and sycim veic o. ', ccst wfhoci absnse "a
pros ;or tho icrBer vhin The later uas s9Ue nrmer,
snn sails, al 81 ~. ino'acrrol vas ucclsnged
a. 81 eoatl c5 rtrd ~ vase s,-four months.
i'soyrioSe Pork Tie narssi vs. steady viii ga.
goo 500 BOD 'rcir .us new oCss sifl)ard Old 10
81 a7hssg % sra crime o. go ssefii ,onieay stb
l7ftr n'rfe et--tna marse. coni'ruef orn vi
~ ast an Dew nc" ~ I'D $40 oOs ~ IS 70 cosr
". lntis and ca icpics-I ", ;crr flf -oatN 81 %
rof,csod Ghrsso a. ti5 Jor 'x:.a DC. Tr,me ma
Nv usicrr,'.oi 81 az Ps>on ~NH-r- viii motslat
- o. itsr lvhc. or shoG rtt IN, G1
a. Ike 10 for ieng bcne,es5, All sa'ss
Lo. ritbsc adde's -trs rccried for Fcbruary le' 7e
80. Ia,d WIS "esdy uus sac. = abol, 30 Dos .,
10 tbbc. uiitr va Snoa retuo,- VII Sales
Nho 81 lcc &c. an 1873 ~ 40 So Tor GOOD ie
W ne Tho rru' with lsr sao- .. e 10 &C.
~ ss laiti, sod c2,s.ont acnnai q. Giie &c.
% the7 EDs IN i,asJ. gere soda p.;o ws 30 d.
CAts m.totaJO ~ exc iCc AL 70 20 20 20 a. q g.
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FAILURES, EUSPIE sIONs, ETC.
From tho Independent, Jan, l.
The following 10 our weekly report Of larret, ssssn-
John L. Prest & Co., Bostor. Mass. suspended.
sanford Il Howlsnd, Few Bedford, hak. suspended.
Liabilities about $4,000
Levi Lewis, Provicsncc, I. l.; Ssslsred 10 John y.
Dyer.
John D Burgess, Providence. 4. l.; assigned 70 w. "
bl1hop.
T. az Kennedy, southlrgtOD, Conn; snqpczdOa ind
assigned.
D. J.. Wing, Albany, n. Y. suspended.
Wilcox DeaDd, Ltlca suspended
C. Rosenoury & o. Philadelphia, W ssreE.e; md
ssk extension.
James W. Moore, Norristowp, Pa; assigned.
J. Woo3son smith, Richmond, Va susperdoa.
Robert Bailey, Rome, Ga; bRliod.
T. NJ Botsford, Poand, Ohm susper ded and sss gned.
BENJAMIN Cope, Marion, Ohio su,gped 30 James b.
Goldman.
Richard stock, c.ark-op, OHIO; suspended snd
uianed.
]. Carpenter, csrpentersvtie Ind. suspended and
leit toe place.
william y. Castro, Terre IIsute, mi; failed.
W. H. Grccr Co., Conpersvhs, nj. failed and -
s.gred.
J. n. worden 4 Co., Port wayne nd. stock attached.
BsncYon & Bowling, Dowasiac Eich. assignee.
d. g. A. u. Tenn, Cholsea, Mich; assigned.
Cook, nal Co., Milwaukee, and 3. G. Hal Co.,
Whitewater, Wis; suspended
]. d. Woodruff, aux city. VIZ; suspepdad and sold
out
Norton & Nsrr, Burlington. Wis: failed sud Ax.sued
Job, buckley, burlington, lows; assigned.
Sroenendyko 4 Smith. Bcrlingtor Lowe; assigned
Ryckman Phiprs, Muscatine. Iowa god oct spd rus
pended.
q. W. Ful;iAn, Huscsine, Iowa; sasperdss.
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Married.

EBCusos-- IA ---Ey the Row u. F. DCTnct. q. tho
Chapel west soventospul street. en- Ice. "a NJ, htsr
Adm FunousoS, o. onkers, u Ehn EAsCAsrr Due,
Of this cty
RuBR-wBINg--in Tuesday, rec. 30, by tho Few
Dr. Bellows Nr. Wuss 4. EI N 10 Mas LUcI e. cargh
ter OF David whiing Ia all OF this city.
MA-wTE-HAnr, On Tue.dsy. r-o so al prookiyn,
Baumoro.
Bsvsos-BovoW in Brooklyn, b. the Eev. { Eel
9y, Mr.. Josy :. Hnwsl,, brooklyn, 70 Hss So IA
BowDxs, OF THIS city.
WpRSr-CosSoR--On Dec. 10. By TIE Eov. lr Berri
30, Mr.. CANE wx. Wxzsc, OF bst'Eaore, 20 me- VA
sos ArcUsrA Cosxos, OF this city.
TRoor-BEnvBR On Wednesday, DEC, 81, at Chris.
church. by Tho Rev u, ellison, o. usvcTsraw. Ma
cotn Tnoor, OF tha cy 10 nAgl c. daughter o. Joscph
H. Dreokcr, a Haverstraw
GusDscN,-rsrD In Somerv'lle. Eass, by the Pow.
T. u. Lambert, 3onor fOBzI ~ Ctt7AGn, ~ florence
Italy, 10 Mss Jopprf-l Tur-..
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eMsANC.AL AND COMMERCIAL,


WIrHrsDA,, Dec. 5I-G n.
We semAna ,oy xsoney To- stock purposes Les
spuca today Without any asstoneni aso.ailons for
uss, nj The nrs, beard again GrD 81 sigc, Ad
Sasec. lime bids we're rrossed with tho umo
90 sutton and the d.nerepcc over CARE rriees, ssy
Ans, was In advance o. the dsy before thus Il 1p
pzars ,Aai tho growing inability TIE part az ,bs bAnls
% mot Tho demands cpon tbcr ha had M eject upon
no s,oes Market 10 not By ssy means new feature
n War sytet. ana therefore uocc o,cste no surprise.
ne interests arc wde spread, The MAT sor 70 trade
spoysls,veiy has Decomc rnvcrsa, thai "a psurai
% ss foy ,vsry End Of sserooe and any scy expieni
pssssc Nc xsxses sho position demanded by
ne ss4sn state nAaross. AMER tho adsournment
Of ne soasd tns arrival o. ibs rcdon VS. arnonnccd,
vbcn further evidence sppcxca Of the uusciet ocnd.-
ssn 81 Yaropeao noncy rstses ami plces roy socks
10 90 ms eviscnoe 10 q grave importance, and may
% xssca 10 The A;o exhibit OF The axs n tho hsek
prapos Which aoeiomsr, CT he 3og threatened
Ssmsers lhe snsscal vcrid. The dcrsnd for morey
% szy M IN eyoe0 Of the .upfy, and tho hEbc,
sses ye, eoDeedsd p>d. mo stot osrset csoscd
wsaA al lower prices.
Amer the Adjournment e, u.o p0.rd VIC ioioviup
stocks and oosts we're made NJ srcoo by .,trtsn ~
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nj the aoovo qroiaons Southern BRANDS were heavy,
and ass were confined n about 200 10 500 bos closing
dull al iuoiatons. Wharf.-The marto. continued 10 be
Inactive an ole mitoi, Tho arrivals fton toe Soyth
are and mono OF Importance DO expected By tho
way OF Vow uflosns upt avo tho tho 9Th " fo5ru
ny lbdoc1, VIC do not, Jpoct much nation IN broai
in or bvbs soi orally until the early of february
Tho TRANSACTIONS TO day embraced 900 b1shcs Chicago
,prpg REQ at 81 20. and 21co soutborn white al 81
% with small lc of inferior do rcp5rtcd Of ~ 90.
CornIbc market was nact We ant uncha1gcd tic ,alo
embraced about 1000 ~ coo bu bes Western mixed
a. tsc IRON store, and zoe. delivered and Southern
and cd ye ow a. 72c Tic, Eye quist and hn'.
gsc Ior primo northern Gaia were insc.vs Nitno1t
change I, prices
Co'5r Tho market WAS steady win noicrsts sales
io was ~ aboui leo 20 &C. Tho following table slows
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Bss>ss end AnAwisA 0a0. Aissyss, 9AsDD, ~ Hsw
ngAnd wsysssd NAauAsawhg csD1ansA pas No.
DIVIDENDS Ut Nh time.
Tho Ftohburg Railroad. ard ndalsssx hssAcsssns
Company make their rss DIVIDEND since July, lSs4 M
Manchester Print Works have nsas but enc previous
dividend % per cent In JAM 1852 s,nos Jan. 1854 hav-
ing tn the meantime been twice burned ou- b new
IN . prosperous condition.
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At ~" 9 10 bI lho year 1Ni5 We rs.lg4oi ttrpgtnt
money market aud specr Ao,s "a ho s,osE mar a ere
icosug forward io- ro' 70 ths op,n5g OF tho new yeq-
tniisr s,so 81 itngs c1us 81 ,si. aorent sna rscu.
lsiors loosn. icrssrt, hev ever d. Cor -9nc In
r:ovcr,n.. 49, yer coscd win money W active 10
nsnc, folly equa d, that Of Ne petcus ycaf ysuuary
LIST ycsr opened wttout rtch caa1so money continued
N dtnsud, sod thc mro'isrws rapeiy luc easel
Money gradually wcrtS sasl,r towards the ore. OF the
nitn'h, an1 Nc spc.e tn nc banks slowly 10.
cItsrd. Stoals ~eTe ne; tcncstei NUN Nv me H,pe
iet up IN Tho money mhIAc'. gcbraafy Jpensi wih
Seher supply o. cscNal srh "" bsrt dacountcd rcoro
Iney, on larstr ssec;e rcfre. Ire Increase IN that
month ". .Ocm s2,et, zoo zoe o,o, also ~ re, ed
TO so'oi tho ,sme ty,,s- Tae .nvorr ons were
'rV hs.v, srd The Ss- nossury rapidly sccsp.-
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-'So'o,"v~
This amount with The dividends TO be made - above,
would swell the total rising ooo 900 70 be sent int
circulation, the greater portion OF which now locked
up awaiting IL speoidc There are ether companies
that will probably make dividends about hs time, but
they yet officially declared-among which are The
Manchester and Lawrence and ssoushton Branch Rail-
roads, Boston Exchange Company, and Frenens frsu-
ranco Company. Cheshre Railroad net yes decided.
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Tbe Nofth 'rver bans rs, declared ,eTn sSnuGl div
sepd Of r>ur peT oehi pas abo JsDyrry 10 Tho hcpz
hank SENT snpusi ydcnl o. pur per cert, p,yabio
.iaupJys. The I3lond CITY BANK cent annual aivdeai
al three and y hsr Ter cent, psysbls Jsnuary IL
Tho interest o. the ywsusse CT! toni- l.sued to AID
M ,ne construction OF ihe siIws-xio ARD goris1n RAJ.
road .ug due January 2 1857, nd TIC nir-a on tho
nrpa mortgage bonds Of sail cOwrsry, falling dre
ssnusry l. vii be pail rrssenIs,on n The covpop. =,
TAO Babt Of the Repuolc.
Tho iai,ssri 7Iessw,r 81 lo,, -y1 t,irrt, ,.ssy W.
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OWN sargi y, isnrsg, C1aace'cT.
Iol Sroiy Noe Chcnoelor.
rsnpel A. woolworih, secrsiayy.
JuDsEs Or THg Couhr OF IrTrAL..
Cl1,, fsT-. ,-eidy. r-p E,.z.i
No. !. hiram rsnlO, Utcs.. .sa0c6 Doc. u 1897
a. Ar. Johnson, any. 1soo 1859
.. G.F.Conssock sJTscare ssSo 1901
q {. J. hei6eD Rochester 500 lsG
5oiccnd IRON the yvusss or TIC ssprsgse u, ~, 70
serve unil Dsc. 81 1887, ~ v.rao o, seo. q a. ., a
tho constivt.sB.
John W. Brown. SswbcFs; Alon.o C. rAse. Rome,
taay; wins "a 3spsiasd, Syracuse Lsvi ' sr-sh-
Locfpoh
francis kerDsu tt'cs, fspor~.
RrsssI D. ncss, Albany, Cevs.
uIi7AEv sTApr ~ THE oonsASDr1sua, 5sfrs.
breoeric. rornsend- Ale,ny, Aolusani Gsnc-.l--AA
~ $500
day
nu,horss roups as eA!sn lasd, ocnul-.ry Ser.
ers.-tsoo.
carsacs 4. ss-vd rev YORK, JOds. Acv,es.s e.-,-
nl--s1le
Robert ;. tobBsOr, Albany. nymas,er soosr.
.sDes ]. Wiener, Aiba.7, Quar,crnsaier Geneva!
esmroi o. gspderrcoi Surgeon General.
Robert % Toy, Ncw ora 40 dc Csnp.
Iaie kissslsy Albany, Aid 20 Camp.
Tss aSos grDgeusn .cecscs, sut a.s nsvs.
have 20 pSss Ne cid,-i oibs scnsc.
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NEW YORK STATE GOVERsMEST-iM7.

Names Of State Onicers-The Members of NhU
Senate and Assemb,y-Work Before the Lor
yislature.
Tho Inauguration o. TIE new State ofncsrs via ,ssa
place, in ho hs OF the capitol al 10 O'Clock this more
Ing.
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- Dpse nunspvw 10y. wteh0uo suy sueAovny ron
net esA Ana elect . SeDasvv q tbeh own pAyty, -
ny ssstsAd ~ ". HAseub rNn 10 his sea- be oon
0nsee lAai ne 6eertsn VIII saAotrs Ne couss hoy
PsDsse - psysHA = h noe 70 DO imagined thss the
AeDscSsas AZ hi ans viii - beoipd their breshern Of sne
Asyatsss n he Aal fasAty' n ransoasm which oeds
teanAssAy rhks aygement conveniently omits al no.
he o. NE not that Ihe ewa sensse dn vsted 70 nees
- seAsr bYnsCh " oeAventtcu and did meet IL N pun
ssanse ths VOTE and tbs ths sny question aneons
No reg uaasis Al M Haslase eecssoc IS whether vote
q the oo1venHop 70 adjr@n 10 day CERTAIN was cqui
yAtenA - vote 81 aVur nmeDt On me pers Oh escc
muse ne wbose qUesiloA however, Ii 10 the hands a
Ne dcIsseYsts Vhs sD whatever lacy link best for
h,s hierei Of their party, without tho eass regard 70
1s real aeIy Of Vi, question, or tho KsnciPe mVoSed
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rHE LEGISLATURES.

rHE LEGISLATURE.
"a srss1rs w. rcc. IN albany On Tie dsy, lsss-
RS
NXsrRzg o. rHr ORNATE, 1857.
Her Bcnr7 T. Hc'i,a, rres len; and Lscu;cEs, NV
sraof Eectstr eziary " per day, snd ton ccss per
1910 travel We stoPeasston for Attending nsss-
rss q The cana P.sra, o. wtssa be ave Trcasoni
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WrpNrSJY, Dec. )l--o IN.
ASKS Sales or 80 bb,. pots were made nT.e.
9RxApsrUse.-Flour--rh MARIE. con, cd dur, aud
alss miicd. Ire Fuon's rews srrvo. too lac IN the
cay for ,f'eSis to 10 felt ito marse. no s,os
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Nsrsh los nsrse, y. etS sed lortr, wnDe ssei
~ 100 bis wtre DE a. tto
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INDEX TO 1867:
PHB NEW STATE AND CITY GOVERNMENTS

usFtanty n the Metropolis Of Ne
osean Steamers-Heads Of tho People
--erinlnal Statisties-State Gov.
srnsrs-H Meetings Of state Le-
EkIatr o. Railroads In the
Vnited states,
&c., &c., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

n .. rd DR.. Hunter begs 20 intimate that
~ NJ, ygnraci froya rcropr ana VIII bs al homo Isi
pppasS w sensuls1oa IN bronchial nod pulmonary A.
huissS,, during ne psy,a h0nrs ,isly
ZEE yosE Dec. ID JSa
hernia Cured BY Marsh cs Co.-Radical
s.rs traca Al a. Naiden lano NeN YoFE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

We tei3 you, n yoN res, ray or BALD, Hair
slbss sulea with daDdr az secase O. ne Gslp o.
wnh aysene sossy hair Professor WOODS hair restora
.faltis soid ~ 3l2 proad~ay. ana by AL dTusgr'
Orisssaoros HAIR Dye. senlps ard WtHs-
hesswbeos,e AM Retail And o iyo privately
- Ne =, NO. As,os Hcuse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

xlsDoway's P1ils.-Tho Saiiow and Cada-
vspsss compile which indicates w6ES stonacn and in
active liver rep sced by sethy tons under &c ops
great sesretons snd ne bon
est.t the ~ Esien l@no Yes Yo-a ana "a
en.sA London; and py al druggists Al = cents, va cent?
ass al Der -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

10, ,snp srcu eAn acquired by ntng balm OF
Nsusapa aswsran Beware of oountcrev. Tho imrncuso
ss 81 bAlu hsa brought out hc-ts OF counerfes
ana lncesnrcs Ne Zach hctrc signed FHrRDSE
80 rTaAhhr ~ Y Fer aalo by al druggsir,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

Ab-~A Great Treat kor tho Holidays "A
sss Etssrs containing DOZEN soes asorcd wine Of
win be sold and delivered zee o. erpenso "
any payt sf Ms eiy for the srlrll sum az -
MARTIN MILLS. IA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

Call AID SEQ the Charter Oak Ornaments
snA tbo ,e Unaed Saa,ce coin ,onc cent. to day q.
VIZ g. rARDE,L'-, !ereLsr, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

y - t1lsli. a1.l:t : ~. asa sas 'sri 10 '"'v'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
PROCEEDINGS ON THE APPLICATION FOR
WRIT or HABEAs CORPUS IN THE CASE
OF THE MAYOR
Court or ep;xRAL sHssIoSs.
Before Judge Russell.

Before Judge Russell.
Immediately after ths organisation 81 The Court zee.
terday morning, the jury Discharged, In order 70
give the Judge opportunity of hearing Tie application
Of Mayor wo,ds for vrn Of habeas corpus me
matter was adjourned from the Mayors osce 10 this Court
The Dsulci Attorney waived Me AgpeAraace q Mayor
Wood in person.
Mr.. Hall argued Thai Judse Russell had nc1 urfsdctscu
for the hat hIs appoEtmopi subseqBen, 10 lhe
Constitution AMI the Code He srrued that NE osy Judge
hsd no, the Powers Of Supreme Judge chambers under
tho oct granting power ssue wnv Of hssoss corpus
He made thai preliminary objection.
Judge Russell said have ersmlned his question very
thoroughly. with view 70 zee whether possessed The
usned from the examination thai have the rover
the Rccorder. " he can sue this writ, have fan
power under that law 10 grant n ako
Mr. Hall fald thai he DID conceive thai The Rec rider
bad any more Jurisdiction In the matter Than The CITY
Judge.
oouDsei for Mayor Wood then read The following
10 the return
Befov, h1 Hn A. D. Russell 4. a> -aa>- # ~ srspvr.
snreni Of Hr~orio Weed me rs,uoner bert issn, for
answer 10 the return of Js Wett shcrn " The Ciy
and County Of New York says that me ssd s,ern has no
right longer 10 doan tho body Of the said Fensndo Wood
on the said warrant because he says that be informed
that The said warrant issued On an lnsunicen ands
VII And fuTther that ne n informed and believes thai all
the acts therein charged ~ have been done BY said ernAn
do Wood .ere done By BIN while setns ne cneAl ca
Fernando Wood IL not liable 10 arre~t mrrevn nsnt
account OF "a Official acts and your pcuucner pays that
The cause Of SAID imprisonment may be inquired INTO by
your fIonor 0I.BilRr DIAN
May ~, 1857
CIV ard sv'ny " Nov r~t,-enseu psu, 1s above