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prosecuting her dugky To prove that they had M mode
hrtar baarfy
the Recorder presence declared most soemny that they
would never appear "a court again the Recorder was over
RSppnes ought 10 he Maid for it a iba Nj
hand over five dollars aud lust 10 I'll on to her
trends S pen nned 70 That extent for her refusal e
Frsncis had and f6fked Il otr ys VIE tn III S la
his wedding fee This was really one Of the funniest
that ever same up IN orr Gons The bride in her aday
G Francis admitted tbai he e @ tnTG4Ienea 10 'IEy H
serted that all because he been unable %
his Carrie o. e uy " wife to him. and that since their
frSa Tss4nfng his ronIhi, a,rfi 'e , ~
dignity if he had been hghwayman Rut Il sh ali right
now Mhtet hSe9ae saia Fr9ncis, whilst paving over the
sbe is So Innocent and She WON'T coo amy ses Eg ee'' sum-
If g65 Hesr The Corner T n 9sa5ag Nary Ggaon |ltn os
made mmber the Peace Society and Mary for counting
the attack was alS2 added to the Society.
tict Go FOR wfte Se9S before we UT %
Union Street Prosper and Sodeiic Bot gave ai
jean befmuGgz T. NJ c. for walking the affections Of
i,6sr of the peace soc ~ wv" utq Ella S' %t J
for walking at Jean Beimudez was .sryed in precisely
the same manner
InP 2g4 gG S% % Tor dumping cart 9aas Of toNu
Christian Johnston had lie r0od fortune ID NJ dismissed from
the charge ct brHay kicking his wife Mary Tie breast
at VIZ WIT tItss y MtllshS and t9ry tels,
grand family excitement by Bsicnlnr his vita Bdet and
tanning her with wooden hoop pulling her hair; all in
thgf ail nero .aeetil uqnlcll on toet street
shifted md abused Maria Trab9tiig+ + Is ssre an cen
lilly Road, and Gaping the climax heatheum by
in& ths s, h s isar ,,,. ,rt,,.. ,.,,,
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gtso 0rIeats 9aiIg Crescent.
orFICIAL JOURNAL on VIEW ORLEANS.
oFFroB, No. 40 oAmP snREEr.
TERMs.

II M
The Crescent will regularly served II ne
city early hour every morning. Sundays excepted toF
$40 year, in advance haifyeariy and quarterly 81 'he
aneretes 20 cents week. payaBleto the carriers
acknowledgements per squaredrst nsefon,n ~ eass
81 for every subsequent insertion, 80 cents
Advertisements on the charged u FOR every
insertion.
published intervals viii be charged 81 per
square FOR every Insertion
Advertisements hot marked win be published one month"; or
longer and charged accordingly advertisement Or sub
acri5tion viii until a areaages srepaid, stthe
option Of the propTistors
IabsraI discount viii Be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
has circulation which renders Il desirablemedum adver
ts,rs ASA FAnbr PAPER oirculates largely reaching
uy hundreds homes early hour, being read
eere approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family may be advantagsouay published in its
columns.
THE WEEKLY GRE GENT
Il published every Monday morning s. year invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou.
isiaas Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
States, presents favorable modeto advertisers ofmaking
their and commodities known Advertisements n
serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
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SO ol.T S25 sc9ging Machines.
DOIbeUr's

CONNER CIAL. CO=LLEG
No. 1906 Canal street,
QE ALIEIES
GENTLEMEN and
IUETz FOR
BUSINESS
IN THE
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EDISBuRGH REVIEW FOR JULy.-For the latest
issue Of this able and renowned serial we are indebted
70 the publishers in New York, Leonard Scott & Co..
through J, 2. Morgan 4 Co., Of Exchange Place.
The leading paper paper is a review of Hugh Miller
and his writings.
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A sHKIEK FROM BLEEDING KANsAs.-We are in
dehted to Mr.. Fogle for copy Of the Daily Times,
published in Leayenworth, Kansas It is regular
little freedom shreker, and makes tremendous fuss
over the result Of the vote il Leayenworth on the Le
COMMON Constitution.
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Eos HEapHIs.- The regular q. 5. mail packet
Ben Franklin Capt j. Clarke connecting Il Ne,Ets @
he Memphis and Charleston Railroad for ali the Eastern c
and with the fine STEAMER Southerner for Louisville m
iae j. II L3cas fer ST. Louis leaves this evening at o'clock
~ through tickets by The above routes apply on board or
+ Frelgh, agent at the Memphis Packet Ofce MIDI ~
81 Charles Hoel Who viii ticket through By rsloads AM
packets,
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SAD AocrDENr,-1he Kanawha Valley star says
that last week, as Mr.. Peter Wallace, living on the
PocatalIco road, and man by the name Of Slater
were cleaning out we'll, it became necessary for Mr..
Slater to 60 down into it. Shortly after be went
down be was observed to drop, when Nh, Wallace
called his wife to his assistance and Immediately de-
seended, fastened arope around Slater and Mrs. Wal
lace drew him up. BY the time he was drawn up,
the mephito air in the well had so acted upon Wal
lace, that he became senseless. Slater had not 70.
covered, and Mrs Wallace was there without assist.
ance nearer than about a quarter Of mile distant.
BY the time assistance arrived, and Mr.. Wallace was
drawn un, he was dead.
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ELEoFRo-eHEHfcAL INsrTUrE,-Df. G, P, Crane,
having departed from the city temporarily has left
the financial part of his business in the hands Of Mr.
Frank A. Bartlett, at No 20 Camp street. The Insti
tnte at No. lac St Joseph street. is meantime open
to all who wish to avail themselves of DR.. Cranes
potent system of treatment See card elsewhere.
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NEW srYlR.-The New Yerl, correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier says several ladies, promonading
Broadway, have displayed new style OF dress. The
back, between the shoulder straps, was cut in tbe
shape Of letter " SO as to display handsome pecI,
shoulders and back to advantage. The vacancy was
bordered like that sometimes visible in front. b,
pretty lace edging.
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soAr.-Tn these melting times, when people per.
sPe g freely i Is great thing to often and wash wen
J. Keller Of Josephine and Howard streets
the artieein quantities mikes wetuaa sells it cheap Sec
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sLANDER-lrs FArAL EErEcrs,-The New York
Daily News is informed that Branch published in the
Alligator, some time since slandeFous and false
story concerning young lady of that city-danehter
Of e clergyman had spent some months II Fn.
rope, The libel was brought to the knowledge Of The
lad5 by some iniudicious friend. She was in very
delicate health and the suffering caused her sapped
the springs Of life in few days. She died, another
victim to the foul power
Whose edge is sharper than the sword whose
tongue
Outyenoms all the worms Of Nile
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AVG 2pN Is ard G8 Royal street, corner RsuviUe
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Boots, 8hoss and 8rogGfp8.

Al WHOLESALER.
Plantations implied sh prime BIeatas BOOTS Rnsoo
BR0GANs, Wool, Mexican, Psa Leaf, straw oaa Car
pssehy Eats, az the lowest market 2feeg by
FROST i CO.,
NJ LII. -lnrs .aaL
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FATAL ARRAY IN LoUIsYILIE.--We learn from
the journal that on the night of tile 18th shooting
affair took place in Louisville between George ConI
ter, policeman aud VIM Gilmore, which resulted
in the death of the former, Gilmore discharged five
shots, four of which took effect. He was fired upon
but once by Coulter, ndreceyed wound thought to
be mortal.
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To THE WILDERNESS THEY Go.--Mr, Fl Crane, at
the head of colony Of settlers is already established
at Fort Myers, the Gaoosahatcbee river. Several
families are at that place with him, and many more
are expected shortly to arrive The inducements oil,
tered will take enterprising men to that section of
Florida where they can carve their fortunes out OF
the rich lands recently opened by the removal of In
dans, to cultivation by the whites. Fort Myers is
about one hundred and fifty miles south of Peas
creek in the heart Of what was formerly called the
Indian country Fromthe description Of The fertility
OF the lands in that section we sboud Say fine field
is open to the enterprisng pioneer
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American Life Insurance and Trust Goaa,
poHy.
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DATEyT ISDEsTRUCTIBLE wATERrTfES.
4 CHARLES O. BIEE. wk. G. arEPEEHS
c, g. BTER 1. 20,
No. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
! Nc. Al BROADWAY, (asaf Canal street9 NV YORK
!yl3 2pu
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Henry Letth,

No, no CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT aud PICTURE FIR ANlES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. Al kinds of PLAIN and oRNA
MENTAL GLIDING 4-1e IN Tie best style nyI5 &Ply
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seLltmq ga. al .Moodu,s.
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF
$. N. MOODY's SHIRTS

GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF
5. N. NIOODY'S SHIRTS
GENTLENEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Prior to taking stock aud his departure for the North
Two Weeks Sale ut Cost!
81 90 FINE LINEN SHIRTS FOR 50 50.
s. 90 EXTRA FINE LINEN SHIRTS FOR 50 So.
81 50 LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS six for Sc ~
s. 80 MARsE1LLEs VESTS FOR 81 80,
75c TWILLED DRAWERS FOR 3d..
Soc LINEN HANDKERCHiEFS FOR 25c,
s. 90 a dozen SHIRT COLLARS for 81 a dozen.
And every article of GENTLEMENS SUMNER UNDER
GARMENTS at the same liberal reduction.
RB-obserye the place--CoRNER CANAL AND ROYAL
STREETS. aug 2plOtNoWe&Sa
II Curious Fact.
Ithas been Observed and justly too that whenever yellow
fever makes its appearance great community
hoye lelons bols their backs or hands 1t is quto o.
servable at the time Numbers thus complaining
We acquainted with gentleman has bnd elon On
one OF his hands. lie applied 10 it
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
when instantly eased the pain drew large core from
the afflicted part one example is Of theory
Suffer ongerl Daeys Pain Extractor is the sure relief
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail at popetors
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and 1871 Cbprtres street,
on-1 -poleoaEIlM Sole ASenls for the south,
sB4i1bipse
1000 ounces Powers ( wetghtman's QUINIyE
SOD :. French QCININE.
Received per Empire civ, and for sls bv
en1s 2psttlfw O. o, WOODMAN.
-, ,,i,,'
oFi'fi'R a 5o
ORCES It4RSEIlRE SAUCE,
Pronounced by Connofsseurs
To be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
~ ~ LA r. - . s'S1 ''"IN1l 0S OlSH
hN"ct OF letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
l.TsmsTF, pFPpT%S It H. a. /, I-5tLyi., ,,
teemed in India and H. III my opinion the most pl rs
well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made ~
NA'enS1Fe E""lS'
,, tS |lS sia ""a,so ps 1say 81 5"s Ns| Io6 hA
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PLUMBERS
Dealers in Cooking ParorStoyes, Rnges Brass CocHT
Lead Pipe Sheet Lead, Pumps Agent for the Maryland
Gas Co Is Apparatus, also the Jeiery Pumps
No. 95 CAMP STREET,
iy1q 2pSt-Sp27t New Orleans.
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SWAN & co. CONTINUE 10 DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION

Swan * Co.'S Lotteries nre Legal
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
~ The late attempt iuine cur firm has shown that
Lotteries arc DRAWS FAIRLY that our Prizes are PAID
PUNGTUALLT, aad shat our Schemes are MORE Ill BERAL
than any other Lottery in tue world
The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN CO.,
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery O Georgia IN each
Of their Single Number Lotteries for August 1879 ~
AUGUSTA Georgia, ia public, under the srineudeDce
Commissioner
Class q will be drawn On SATURDAY, August Z, 1853.
Glass . IA, 1883
Glass % " 81, 1858.
Glass 30 -" IS 1885,
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New Orleans, March IS 1883
Ihazeueca Coins Eaperapem cbills and fever and
has csre esgesy believe will cure when everything
elss fails, a. W. SMITH,
Tr1aa
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issuance AND cOLLHcrlVG AGENCY

New York LIE Insurance Company.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLIEY EREEMAN, Aetasrg.
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NEARLY Owe PRIzE 70 EHERr NINE TIcKETs

FIVE THOUSAND FoUE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
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z. f. Murray, agent,

-IeRieT
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES, CORKs AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
from 10 and q Benve street TO % and "a GUS
TOULOUSE STREET.
R3Al orders for the above articles promptly filed the
ortest notice, by wholesale aad retail my8 2piy
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Fy'ench Pel.fts,terag.

JUST received fresh assortment Of PERFUMERY from al
the best Paris a0Eu5as;oEias.
LION Il PINsARD,
js-s 2Ff % and IS Royal street,
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The Eastern Clarion,
PArLn1NG. MISS. -

s. R ADAAS,..,,.,.,,.., EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having characterization
Of any Country Newspaper in the Souths very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
cans,
Observation-Disclosures the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
be punctually attended
Eg-ERANK a RARTLETT. accent tor Neu Orlaans lsl IN
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z I Q II 3 z g 5
TIN COPPER ZIEk AND SHEET IRON WQEKERs.
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Two Weeks Sale at Cost :

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Prior to taking stock aud his departure for the North
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13

ASHEs.-Fhe market Is hm. with small stock
cash.
GRAlN.-The market for Corn Is very firm and prices
have again advanced materially. Prime meana Corn Is
very and the quantity forward Is small
that tho present advance likely be sustained for some
time The sales Of Southern yellow have been a. 81 .05
Sl.ll, now held at Sll2 and Western mixed ranges
from glc 81 per bush US 90 quality. Oats ue high
sales at 90 Soc per bush for Northern and Canada
held the latter rate lot Of new Southern has
asked.
IfOpS-First sort. 1857. 7c per 10.
BUrrER--Choicc Butter IS scarce and firm, but 9th
Kinds dull Sales 40 N l9c for good and choice
New York and Vermont, and i3 l5s for common aud
Canada and Western az ~ lie, 20 quality Cheese
is selling AZ 2 Sc POI ID, for common 90 good.
WOOL-Ihcre is fair demand for fleece and pulled
Wool aud market firm. Sales Of 900 hs at full pre-
Vious prices.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13
gurrign Nrms.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS n. T., Aug. THE 4. S mail steamship
Arago Capt. Lines irsm Havre and Southampton 2Sth
ult, passed Cape Race Friday at 7. NJ. She was in
ercepted by The yacht Of the Associated Press.
The political news is Of no special interest.
Baron Hoihschild sworn In a member Of the
House, and took his seat at the Monday morning sit
ting, when he voted for the first time
The Calcutta mail has brought interesting details Of
news from India aud China, confirming previous tcc-
graphic dispatches.
The Australian Mining Company, after considerable
discussion resolved to discontinue mining operations for
tle present.
There had been a large meeting Of Jews TO commemos
crate the passage Of the law admitting Jews to Par
lament
At Alexandra, Christians have been insulted and
mcnaced. The aggression was Immediately punished.
Nehenet Pasha, Minister Of Police. has been sent 10
Gambia on a special mission by his government
Sir II. Lytton Bulwer has presented his credentials 70
the Sultan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13

GoRED TO DEArH,--W ednesday evening OF
last week, Gideon Burrtt, of Manchester,
aged 81 years, was gored to death by bull,
His sons were absent, and the father, as usu-
al, went after the cows, when he was attacked
by the bull. When found the bull was
standing over him, and he was badly mangled
in the side and about the head. He wal
taken up, but reason had fed he insisted
that he. was not hurt in the least. Ate
lingering in this condition about four hour
he died
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13
THE KANSAS ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-leavenworth advices
of the Sd, per steamer Ben Lewis at Boone
Vile 9Th. have been received
Atchison county gives 327 majority against
the English proposition.
Doniphan county gives sos majority against
It.
Quindaro gives 10 votes for and lac against
it,
Delaware gives 65 for aud 100 against it.
The majority in Leavenworth county thus
far as heard from is 1914 against the propos-
ition.
The vote in Laramie was accepted. 7ls
rejected; and in Franklin accepted and IS
rejected
The roads are in very bad order and the re-
turns come in slowly.
LATER.
ST. LOUIS, August complete returns Of
Leavenworth county give majority Of 1913
against the Bill.
Partial returns from Shawnee. johnson and
Franklin counties increase the majority against
the Bill to 1904. The total vote of these
counties, as received, is 6S46.
1t is thought the whole vote of the Terri
tory will reach 10000, and the opponents Of
the Bill claim a majority of 1000.
Topeka cast 246 against the Bill, and 10
for it.
Lecompton gave 1872 against the Bill, and
p for IT,
Nothing has been received yet from the
Southern and Western counties.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 0.--Leavenworth adyices
Of the 9Th state that scattering returns from
Brown, Calhoun, Douglas and Shawnee coun-
ties increase the majority against the bill TO
1910
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13
MISSOURI ELECTION.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. The Administration
candidate for Congress in the Fourth District
has a majority in Buchanan and Platte coun-
ties Of 1880 over Adams, opposition. 1t is
believed that Craig majority in the District
will exceed 5000
The official returns from St. Louis give
Barrett democrat for Congress. 1867, and
Blair 663l. Breckenridge 5658 The whole
Democratic ticket is elected by from 90 to
300 majority.
In the fifth district, Woodson is reelected
to Congress by about 600 majority.
Anderson, in the second district. will get
upwards Of 1000 majority
Scattering returns from the seventh district
indicate Noell's election over Zeigler by a
large majority.
In the fourth district, Craig will be re-elect-
ed by about 5000 majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13
Marriages.

In Middesex, Aug. 0, by Rev. Il. J. Scott, Mr. VIM.
A. Webster and Miss Marion NJ. Ladd, both OF Man
chester, y. II.
Ia Mortified. 3lst ult, by W d. Mnieom Mr.. Joseph
@. Rice and Miss Eliza ID. Webster both Of Northhod
In Randolph July 30, by the Rev W. Bems, james
H. Briggs, Principal Of Arsenal st. High School, Water
town, n. y, and Miss Marcia, daughter Of Erastus
HUBBARD, Esq, Of Randolph.
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Boston y alciu llurh ADVERTISEMENTS.
IUMPHANT SUCCESS
jill
Buchans Hungarian Balsam of Life
The Great English tomedy FOR
Coln., Nnunna, AhInMA, AND CONSUMPTION

The Great English Remedy FOR
COINS, Curons, ASTHMA, AID CONSUMPTION
Cure NJ inflammation ~ ho Lungs, Bad C0ugh, Pam
IN tie Side, AZ.
LOWELL, Oct. 7, 1916.
To DH. ID. 7. BRApLEE - Dear Sir At the request
Of your friend Mr. Jones, send you a statement of nv
case and the benefit have received from the Hungarian
Balsam have been nearly all my life employed In cot
ton mills. For eight years, employed 'strpper
in the oardng-ro0u. The great changes from heat 10
cold which suffered together with the dust and npury
Of air, brought difficulty In my chest and lungs Of
very serious and distressing character. Nv chest
seemed ~ be stuffed full u phlegm and frequently came
near suiiocang had a severe pain IN my side my
breathing hard and difficult and could scarcely
speak louder than whisper ! also los, my appetite,
and became very weak aud feeble This was about
year and half ago From that time this have been
been sinking very fast and have done work have
taken much medicine, but 20 purpose The only
thing that relieved me was tobacco have not
only ohcwod, but actually eaten large quantities Of to-
baoeo, and when nearly choked with phegu, have
swallowed enough Of the Juice kill any In health.
The relief which gained however, only short, UNI
I'll took the Hungarian Baisa, and the change in my
condition Is now wonderful TO behold. The phleam has
been cleared from my chest the pain IN my side Is gone
my appetite has returned aud feel like new man.
am STILL however rather thin aud feeble and shall
tinue to take the Hungarian Basam until am COM
pletely restored. Yours, truly,
Ir Sole Proprietor DAVID J.. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass 20 whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by Druggists aud dealers In medicine In every
in tle United Slatcs aud British Provinces O3im
fRfp " SMITH Wholesale aud Retail Assut
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IN A MOMENT

without OBTAINING the Merchant from his business the
man Of Fashion from his enioymcnia; the Maron from
her household duties
Chniaadoro's Ercoisior Hair Dye
the Wonderful Chemical Counterfeit of Natures Cooring
Fluid
DARKENS THE GREYEsT HAIR.
replaces Ae rcd sandy nge which de,racts much
from personal comelness, with brilliant black brown.
The hucs it imparls are FAST COLORS and never
change mottle after exposure the air. In the rapid
ity, uniformity and certainty oft operation, this Dye
stands alone. Sold everywhere and applied by all II air
Dressers. JosEPn CRIsrADoRo, No. Asfor House,
~ !.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13
Marhrts.


VAMDNIDUE CAIILE MARkEI.--Aug. II.
by Telegraph 10 the Waicbman & Journal
At Market no Cattle COO Bcc,cs 10 Stores consisting
of Working Oxen, Cows, and one two and three years
Odds PRICES.
Beef extra, 800 a 725 Working Oxen, $40 i75
" FIRST qual. coo q ESQ Cows & Calves, 30 80
sec. " $50 Ycarngs. none
" third " 4,15 a 800 Two years ods, "a %
" ordinary 400 Three " % a 3s
Sheep and Lambs--At Market 1890 Prices
In Lots, LOO 200 Extra a select, 80 a 800.
KEM,RKs.-Iho market was well attended by buyers,
and the number Of cattle not large last week.
Sales were rather quicker, and the best q cattle an
advance OF about 2jc per cwt obtained sheep
dull sales made about the same as last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13
rI,HE AMI RICAN ART OF
uORSE-TAMING

NOW READY - An ExTRA TRInuNE Of eight
pages containing the complete Of this wonderful
art, with other valuable articles the sub
jeci, which have not yet appeared in this county
Everybody Who horse will desire TO read
this Extra and few copies will be printed beyond those
ordered dealers and others requested 10 forward
their orders az once, naming distinctly the number Of
copies required
Prices Single copies cents 100 copies, S25O.
Address HORACE GREELEY a Co.
rliinlnr Rnilhnn.. Nov York
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Deaths.

In Norhded, July 3lst, Of Dysentey, Henry Ferd-
nand, Of II. " X. and Mary NJ. Poole aged years
and % days.