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LANES GUBBIN' ESTATE

JAMES GU BIN Els 4 T E.
~ The subscribers, having been appointedby the hon
orablo Probate for the district Of Washington com
mssioners receive examine, aud adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate OF James
Gubbns late Of Northfed in said district deceased,
presented insoyent and the term Of six months from the
18th day Of June, 1888, being allowed by said court
b the creditors said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice, that we will at
tend to the duties Of appointment at the Office Of
Geo NJ Fisk, in Norhield in said district the sixth
Of July aud November next at o'clock, In the AFTER
noon on each Of said days.
PERLEY BELhNAP, )co,.,,.
GEO. NJ. FISK
Norihfcld, June 10, A. D. 1853 97.99
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BOSTON MARKET. JUNE 80. 1851
ASIIES-Ihcre have been sales Of IS casks Pots and
Pearls at g. pes H. cash
GRAIN I'm Corn considerable advance has taken
place. Sale, Of Southern yellow SO SIC
per bushcl, and subsequently at IS a SEC per bush at
which prices is held firm the close White has been
sold 90 IS per bush, but is very and held
higher. Oats not firm. with sales Of Northern
aud Canada at IS 49c per bush.
BUTTER remains without change. Sales Of good
aud choice New York and Vermont diaries az II lSc
and common from 10 a l5c per No.
WOOL -Flcore aud pulled Wool is quite firm, with
light sfock and sales about DO los. az nl prices.
Ia the West there has been some movement u the new
clip, with sales at 2j 81 DC per 10, which about
DE per To- below the opening prices OF last year.
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VNRIU MPHANT CCESS
-OF-
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life


CoLDs, CoUoHs, ASTHMA, Ann CONSUMPTION
Remarkable Of Consumption By The Of BucAans
Hungarian Baisdm Of LVe.
uTREAD THE FOLLOWING CERrTIcATE..n
WALDoBoRo, Me-, April I, Is47.
This may certify that my wife was, for nearly eight
years. afflicted with severe and obstinate Cough, pain
in the Side shortness Of Breath slow Fever Emaciaon,
and all the symptoms Of seated Consumption. | con-
suited five six Physicians and expended three
hundred dollars in medicine, and advice. with benefit
whatever. All the physicians pronounced the
crabie ConsWnYtoH After this, was induced to pur-
chase bottle Of Buchans Hungarian Balsam, which had
an immediate and very happy effect and by using four
FIVE bottles my wife has so far recovered her health,
that she able 20 attend her family duties and believe
herself to be almost entirely ce from danger Previous
TO using this Balsau my wife for nearly three years
confined bed by disease Of the lungs. consider
the Hungarian Balsam truly wonderful and valuable
remedy.
Signed. CHRISTOPHER HORSEPOWER.
Witness, HERMOs MYRo.
~ Sole Proprietor, DAVID f. BRADLEE, Water
town. Mass to whom all orders should be Addressed
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in every
in the United States and British Provinces 92Im
FRED l.. SMITH, Wholesale aud Retail Agent.
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Boston s. nrm uurk advertisements
- EMOVAL.-UN1rED STATES AND FoR-
~ EfoN PATENT AoENcY.
s A NJ Il l. @ q q p Il z

u
A NJ L Ell COOPER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents IN the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
! Has removed his Office to
/ WEHsrEH BANK BUILDiNo, IS EXCHANGE ST., BosroN
Patents issued Ia the United States, and in all other
pa'enigantng countries. Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats filed demonstrations procured Of
applications that have been rejected upon huperfeotly
prepared papers lniercrences prosecuted. Reissues
connected with the Patent Once transacted with and
/ pfompmcss
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents In London and Paris
Persons residing distance may obtain all necessary
inormaon and have Their business transacted, by writ
ing TO the subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
visit 10 Washington.
lie beg leave % refer those unaequainied with him to
the following testimonials
From the Hon Charles Mason CoBinissioer of Patents
u. S. PArENr OFFICE,
Feb. %, 1856. (
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper Esq Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
and has been in that capacity IN constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has eyiuoed thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
interests Of his clients and marked candor and courte
y that has rendered the Of business with him
pleasure have no hesitation In stating that regard
him as one Of the very best for the transaction Of
CHARLES MASON, Co1imissioner.
From the EHaniiaers Qfthe Patent Office
The undersigned. Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United States Patent Office, have for several years
been we'll acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper. late a
principal Examiner in this oihce, aud take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral char
acter Of unquestioned knowledge In the business and
practice Of the Office aud that his scientific atainments
are such as eminenty &c him for the business in which
he is about 90 engage
HENRY B. RENwIcK, } pr;..;,u,
L. d. GALE. :, iI"'Sspa.
s. II. LANE. NN"""'S'
T. r. PEALE,
THOs EVERETT, Assistant
/, SOU1HGATE SMITH, I Examiners.
WM. G. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr.. Cooper fully and heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made BY my late colleagues.
WIN p. y. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal EraUiUior Of Patents
Boston, Jan. 8. 1883 74.24
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CEIEBRATED FEM ALE Pills


Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This well known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obsric-
TONS from any cause whatever aud although power.
ton.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
it peculiarly suited Il win, in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
TnrsE PuLs HAvE NEVER mas Knows To rAtL
WHERE rnn ptREcrioSs on the % rAoE or rAurH-
LIT ARE WELL OBSERVED.
For fun particulars, get pamphlet free Of The agent
y. d. Sl,0Jand postage stamps enclosed any au-
thoriled Agent will insure bottle containing over 50
Pills, by return mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(Latc |. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, y. Y.
j. VI. HENRY, Waterbury, Wholesale agent for YER
rnunt sale Inv All drurfsfs I'm Nfoutpo1ipr al Iv
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CTATE OF VERMONT, WAsnIxoroY

- DISTRICT
At Probate court holden at Probate Office in Mont.
pelicr within and for said district the 23d day Of
June A. ID. 1865. Present, the Hon Harvey Tilden,
Judge,
An Instrument, purportng to be the last will and ties
lament Of George W. Hobart late Of Northheld in said
district deceased, being presented 70 the court here by
Edward Hobart, Of the therein named, for
Probate it Is ordered by said court that all persons
oeed therein be notified appear at session Of said
court be holden az the Probate office, in Montpelier
tie 18th day Of July 1855 and shew cause II any they
may have, ng inst the Probate Of said will for which
purpose il Is further ordered that copy Of the record OF
this order be published three weeks successfully IN the
Vermont Waterman & State Journal printed at Mont
pelier previous said time appointed for hearing
A true copy OF record
0700 Attest, r. n MERRILL, Register.
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FURNISHING GOODS.-EDwARD DEW
II Ely has lust returned from New York and Boston
with well selected stock OF FURNISHING ooobS'
such as are wanted for this market.
No. State Street, April 1883
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VNHE CRY STAL OIL LAMP,
i FOR BURNING THE CRYSTAL OIL,
hrly" Combining Economy and Safety lg.a

VNHE CRY STAL OIL LAMP,
FOR BURNING THE CRYSTAL OIL,
Hyly~C Combining Economy and Safety -lzsa
Patent Rights for states and Counties Fo, SAD.
This important invention for producing the cheapest
light in the world is perfected and offered To the pub
lie. Numbeross other attempts have been made TO pro-
duce cheap light but attended with such Inherent
objections as 20 destroy their utility md adoption But
the Crystal Oil Lamp, while IL is the rhcPcsf is both
safe and agrccaiie in every position, making clear,
ohito and briihim hame-enirely free from smoke
Od0r There danger from explosion but Is perfect
IN safe under all circumstances. The oil be used in
any pncc without fear Of soiliug the incest garments
The Lamps simply arranged and perfectly controa-
be nv the children aud dnmesiics, and constructed
that the light he varied moment from that OF
to eighteen twenty ordinary lamps While il is nee
from the disaireenhlc smell arising from the Kerosene
and the danger attending the u burning fluid, 1t is
found upon scientific comparison to produce
AS much light for ONE CENT as kero-
seno will for THREE CENTS, or Burning
Fluid will for SIX CENTS.
Thus saving yesxhs Of the entire expend-
ed the price Of the lamp in about month They are
desirable light for every place the largest halls
churches well as private dwellings. The patent on
this lamp for the different States and counties through
tbs Union with the exclusive sale Of the Crystal OIL
is offered 70 the public, presenting rare oppoItu-
nifty for merchants for themselves the monopo-
~ OF trade entirely free from opposition. Facilities
completed for the manufacture Of the lamps in such guam
titles that they will be furnished 70 the purchasers OF
rights 10 any STYLE AZ such cost will yield almost
iucredulous profit These rights will be closed of inn
and the lamps and oil delivered soon as
desired As no lamps oil will be sold Ia any but pur
ehnsers Of rights all letters making the request WIN not
on Ldsp Co., No. Merchants nov" sssSs@7p'y
Crystal OIL Lamp Company, No. 8 Merchants
Ron, Boston.
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aitrraru institutions.

DARRE ACADEMY, possesses among 9TH
I'D er, the following advantages a board Of ice per
maueut teachers q system of regular Instructions Sc
res Of classes pursuing regular course ofsudy and
retired aud beautiful location.
Board 81 IS and 81 per week.
Summer Term begins May 10.
Fall Ieun begins September 2.
J. 5. sPAULDING, Principal
Barre, April ), 1858. SIP
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COUGHS. COLDS. CONSUMPTION.

Statistics show that from twelve 10 fifteen persons die
Of Consumption weekly in this city but oue-half that
number would he reported ifinvalids would VIII
BoRs CoMrOuND or Con LIVER on AND LINE. For
sale hy Allen Il. WfLBoR, Chemist i65 Court Street,
Boston.
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SEE
1J7H. B. CARTRR x co. S advertisement Boston,
SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP

IL The most reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds In
hucnza, Sore Throat, HoarsCness, Asthma, Whoopng
Cough, and all Diseases of the Lungs. positive cure
for Pulmonary Consumption and the only medicine that
will heal the lungs after abscess has been formed I,
will soohe and heal all irritation and will cure the worst
OF Scrofua, Bronchial Clergmans Sore Throat
Wholesale Agents, GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., No. II
Marshall St, Boston.
Sold by L. F. Pierce and Fred. L. Smith, Montpelier,
VI % l04
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aegaI Aottccs.

n OTICE.-This certifies that have, this
' day, given my son, John York his time during the
remainder OF his minority and shall neither pay any
debts Of his contracting claim any OF his wages after
this date ALFRED YORK.
Waterbury, June q, 1858 9799s
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XXTANTEp IMMEpIATELY. Il Loo

w AND TRAvNLLIso AGENTs, in a business which
is pay $40 2S per week. Particulars free
to all who enclose stamp three cent piece for return
postage and address S. NJ. MYRICK x CO.,
02;iO3 Lynn, Mass
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Special aautirrs.

To NERVOUS SuFFERERs-A retired gentleman hay
ing seen restored health in few days, after many
years Of great suffering is willing TO assist 9TH
ers by sending (hce) on receiving stamped envelope
bearing the applicants address, copy Of the prcscrip
ton used. Direct the Rev. JoHN NJ. DAGSALL, 1856
Fulton street, Brooklyn n. y.
CAuTIoN.-Mr ID. regrets 70 learn that many spurious
preparations Of his prescription now being osted up
on the community Vbub
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

o. DEAFNESS CURED. HOWEVER Caused -
Letters addressed to DIR BOARDMAN, ~ Suffolk
Place. Boston. answered. Remedies sent nv evprcss
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RAILROADS.

UDErFsyLvArIA RAILROAD.
rhe great ceStrs roate 70 The West Gme q. lead ~
slst a. rsa>p fre freight low ct all az by
rv shr route. For passage sockets or 70 cSscs f~ freight
coupanys omoe. No aston House. rsw YORK
v. EtdstOTr Passenger Aesnl
Esw pVsS, Jssea LEEca A coa rrsgh Assasi,
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q MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
FETE CHAkPErRX,
with
FANCY FAIR
On the ID, Sd and 9Th OF AuxuU
The unparalleled success Of the late Musical Festival
the slant inquiries made respecting repetaon nduao
tbs belief thai su more complete ErAndes fes wouN
meet with evea greater Arrangements have thag
FORE been made for opening the whole Of this noble
PARK OF lxTY THEE AChES,
ONE OF THE FINEST IH THK WORLD.
THREE DAYS FESTIVAL.
gheu the whole viii be arrange Ia the Of TIE
CREAoNE ukRDENs IN L0nDOn
aai tho
PRES CATALANs m PARId.
The entertainments will couH5t OF
okAsD VOCAL AND INsT RUNsNrAL CoNosRn.
Two HUEDRED PERFORMERS
Balls CHI AMPETRx
win lake place 10 FIVE different places in the PARK. win
COMPLETE
AsCRNsTONs OF BALLOONS
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS or YIRRWoRKA
DC, &n, az, &c
PRIZES
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
viii abo be Of cred To such
TURNER AND sTNGvERE Fins
~ may signify their desire 70 oOmpe te for them.
The aomisSlOn Will be only
TWENTY-FIVE CENyB
Particulars VIII be given In future AdvsrdsemsaA.
CARL ABSOLUTE MAX nARRrzK.
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ATIss ABBY FAYs
Nl GRAND CONCEnTS.
Ihe public respectfully informed tina, durBg the
miss ABBY FAT,
Tao Young American Prtma Donna,
will give grand at Saratoga, Newport MAG
and Nahaui. the frat OF which will take place ut
SARATOGA.
on So TURDAY EVENING. JULY II,
at the Hall OF toe Omitted States Ho el
She will be sseisted by
6tguori Bkl0EOLJ.
AMODrO and
BxNDKIARI
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A usrRAIrA COMMERCIAL IdNg-roR MELBOURNE
direct PssSese % o5u sqpsTor w
commander Il loading a, pier Ess, river and
.p @ % For
having n hT and sscond
ssI Cab ADVANCES made on sPpr9yed saamea. 70 2gr
bourne.
A usrRALrA rrpHpxsDxsr LISx-ksrABLIsHED
. S ss s
for psssnsers IN .he ars and second cabins
s per R:s ss T% fess. o. D.s.s.
spgg p On sV s.rs Ska L5nb oE *
BEAU LOB Wal street.
NyorIcE-rARE REDUCED TO LIvERPool.-rAp.
~ scotts line Pscset lIth ggyrhe celebrsiet psexs,
ssse n cabin second cabin aud storage sppy on cord
UARE REDUCED ron JULY AND Auousr UNITED
essinsr via panama Railroad The .s. .sg " Ar or Tas
Ssf S1 ps. S w s 90 sSs
connecting at Psnsms with the steamship joins L. srr
aa S :sS
Eoz rxw ORLEANS pIsrcI; 2,p OF JULY RIG
~ @ y, srS 49, g.. a. r,er ss Sss ~
rec, on THURSDAY, July a. aSPM Passage ~ c.en $50
scromnois9n For freight or passage apply 70 cHARLks
MORGAN, No aBowlng Green.
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE yoR HA.
S Captain saSoS vii q ss ' os SsaPd jay II
CLOCK p from TIE foot Of wsrrer street Norh river
Bills 81 iafrg ~ the fern furuhsf Al the oce Ard
no bills oi sdog vii be sgned aer the hour OF sailing
W. W.. ssA' ''s' apply w sos ssi 's as.s
L,oR sAvIEESH AND rLoRrnA-GRgAr sEnUO-
uou IN trsigbtSsesu Recis six csrs per foot
CABIN passage si5.-fhe steamship ALABAMA, Capt O.
Rcheuck, win lerve saturday, July H. al elyok r. NJ
Foe freight or passaEe apply 70 SAMUEL T. MirCHiLt.t
sos, ~ broadway. steamers for r0rds counsc win the
above leaving savannah every Monday, wednesday ana
Friday.
IrOR CHARIEsrov-rHr STEAMSHIP vEaPsfF.
saturday July ~ II o'clock P. ". Passage vith
dous saie~oons SIS Insarence hs Der cent efen"d
p cuga our osnce Apply 70 f. D. OSosRsLb A %, IS
vest street.
LNoR SAVANNAH AND fb1RIOs -Tas AsEGICAs
Atlantic Screw sea~-shp Oorranys new ana irst class
ger AZ North rver Saturday july IL A. o'ciocs p
fhsssxe, With unsurpassed Accommodations flA Freight
or foot anti further notice lne-rsace bali
etceni ApPly ioH 81 CROANhLb 90, 80 Nea' s'res-
HREAr REDUCTION IN PASSAGE -FOR CHARLks-
eSUs. s's'.s gs rts gsse, lire II. as- sSd
csct rasssse ssrs IRE United ttases malls 90 saturday
sSy ,iss so Or sTD ym
ba will surcecd The Nashville and sail Saturday july "a
Through tickets can be had Tor Flo. by applying above
J,oR NORFOLK AND RTCHAOrr.-rHR UNTTeD
IT states MAD s,eapnship JANEsrO w. Capt Parsh vii
ksys 90 sstardsy I'm inst 2cclock r. W from plsr "a
ard Il Rchrcsa On Monday rncrniss Psssesrsrs or he
sss Traveller. win fsd his TIE cheapest piess.ns-ss
sSd %S sSr a. 70 s s tsrs S:rdDs
Storage hAK prise. Apply y nsFSy LUpLAs No %
BwostvT.
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SHIPPING.

sI0TTCs- THr sTRA NsHrP CITY OF WASHINGTON,
~ Petrte master, advertised To sail Thursday the 18Th
he'ng been detained ~ ise Postmaster carry Va vni
ed saea rss VIII sa SATURDAY, the l7,h ~ O'Clock
n Passengers arr requested 70 be on board at NJ AN
JOHN a. DALE Agent
EvOR LIvNHPOOL-CHEAP PAssAaE-raR SPLEEN
~ did PACKET shp COMPROMISE win positively sail on
fhuredey. July ~ For having unequal 81
ccsous Tor Al tsese 81 passengers apply board pier
IA East river, " 10 p. N. DkMARssT 40 South
TOR L1vERPOoI-OLD BLACK STAR LINE-1Hs
splendid new packet shp kEs0 LurK pier y Essi ie
calls Monday noon. The CONSTITUTION, pier No North
river, seils July ~ Foe doves Taes) sppy
board 70 WILLIAMS dUOs 20 Fuiior stree, and M
Broadway.
L'OR LIVERPOOL -rHE SPLENDID BLACK BALL
nne clirpe thip COLUMBIA, Cart Hutsrineon, now
enchor IN The asia the tay. Room for few
passengers Apply 70 JACOB WILSON, les South street
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"A FERMENTATION MArINEE
A6missoc 10 all psrts 80 ceas
This s' sssS t rEsks Ss,'
nsy R5sssT. wv &c GrsssSed "ha 0''y@
Uancostorr.. m MusARD @. ANsCHUrz
Mr. PFRSIN0 M wEINLIOH. Mr. sEbGwIOK and SON.
wa' sppes- .cs'he a. With Grand Qrshssrs q
pnoenasmr Overture thai; Bal scho.tische; g.
Bslsd-sr rerring; 0elssine Polka; s. Waltz Ges OeuI
ssns oysrtgrs tobercu); Fantasia Tor two ooece,
rbsl,,ss and SOM 70 0usdriils GA,.ers H.
nm III fsckeltan,; IA Champssns 0aiop
Doors open ct IN; 70 ooAmence u ~.
W TEMPLE sssaIorI.s MNsrxHsx
sJ5 p asS rixxs: San manager
~ Fss fa f s%s&Y s esiasisSs'
IN select and Vsf Nst sHsse,;sin%ss!
''''F AnSs1sx or TUE HUDSON RIVER,
Tickets 70 cents Door open III Il Performance 10 cou
mesoe q O'Clock preosely
EvRANKLIN MUSEUM LII GLAND STREET oS. pOox
i,-oooLEu-cooLEsr.
places account OF The heat The FrAsIiir
70 well vent tsi and slrrounded by windows all sdes
BExUT Fol GROUPINGS OF The MoDM ARrIsrss
lenders chsmrs astre.. for gentlemen e wii' away
EyEaY AfTEaXoOS AND EvEsIha.
commenens At In the afternoon and s In The evening o.
fwEsry sEyKN YOUNG LADIES
hAerIFiCYSr AND ORIGINAL PICrURrs
ever presented Also ne original and ony organized bAaA
10 the world with other eptsrtanpens Admisson-Oruhes
ira seats 80 oens ooycs cent? private boxes a. ssss
The stage q Remember, In the sfssaeoa and in he
evening.
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pALAoE GARDEN,
l. Fourteenth street and Sixth Ayenus
70 " Hsss siE" fsoMsssxxbbR CONCERT pzrE
Will De gwen under /. sae 1 iites ;oS s. RAxEs
late OF Laura Keenes hesre formerly leader Of Juens
Of the frat promenade given
Lyceuo under hignor Negr nxt under Orsni thea villa
at The magnificent opened 70 the public In
America Also splendid display sy Of
By Edse, TO nigh. PROOF ANIME FOR 70 NIGHT.-PARr
ERsr-l Overture lies lac des fees-Auber) Comi, eokx
Operate QuEerie foe du anged from melodies
In Meyerbeets grand opera The Star OF the North solos
rarHltr, tap,hisS-"Tao 6rspss Girls song > ssso,hdo
pole. ung By Ma anne oszzsDiga st the Academy OF muc
Ube Light Of Other DGys-from tbs opera siere Of 70
ehelle'-Ba:s), Music the Million medley en5rSoins
Ii. S s s ia Enss snf s a sHd
Ground" .saUcy thu; lslisn csv.ana from higols.to
r;can scns Jordse's Hard Road Trs!e3 hnals THE
s'esh kioe !" encnmp..'ed with bais whps Sc-Bsser
Baker containing following gems from their pepuisr
opers:-Csysips te csrAp poaccs 'son vergn ves-
rhe By desire Baker vslse Love-arsnEed
BY Bsker-dpet for comets With d sn ecioes Koeng)
p oboe. blast julien: Gsiop Che singing Gaiop-
with novei efects-Lumb-ej Conductor THOMAS AKER.
Bakers muaic publsbed .old BY firth Pord 90.
sT BrosdwAy Concerts on every Tuesdsy and Saturday
tsDce concert pghn % cents The ices
made by Mr. conios foreman nnasr IN. Of Mr.
H. v. Clark DE FOREST IIsDALs, PropletoEs
SASTa CLAUS, sArTA oLAus. SANTA CLAUS.
Broadway R,osdwav
The only place in he city ~here reaemsn lady pssa
The evening cool comfort and De eSersned By the best
Miss MokLkY. Mise rRorHIFeHAN Nile EaNEsrNx.
Mr. KIRBYE Mr. MYERS. Mr.. BENTLEY
VIA hoe, q talent, sys eve; syen,ng -, ,
~ kr aALlAGxr.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.
GOLD AND SILVER wArcHn n,,o-
me subscreer 10 selling A descriptions q gold md aivs
watches at les tAAn usual prices
eurunuuua
nnAmeiled wstohca, Nod Ing. patent Levers.
Diamond and watches, Gold chronoweerN
Watches will rich engraved london duplex watches,
cssss i. r. Cooper watches.
Gold magic watches. jules Jurseassu watches,
Gold lepInes, Tndependenk second vatshoa
Gold detached Ievevu
Fuvsr Erxlsh patent levers ntvs~ dstscAsd 10
pines EveJ watch sold By him y warranted 70 keep
hme cleaned and repaired usual
prices wAiches taken In erchange GEO. o. AII.nN,
porter a watches md isveJ. vksAesaas - real va
0weeL second hoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

AXE GEORGE
Ia The new and beautiful steamer
M1NnEHAHA,
Captain JANIS GALE,
VIII commence her regular trips suue I, FROM
CALDWELL TO TfCONDEROgA,
Connecting with the steamers lake Chanpisin.
THE FORT WILLIAM HsNky HOTEL,
CALDWELL, LAKE GEORGE,
Open for the reception OF guests May Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

"A kblos Garden, Monday, July IL, 1874.
MIR BLAEk'S BkNKrir
which occasion, compliance with numerous 49,
the patrons q this establishment he will appear In kA yvsI
and uneqused character of
JESSIE RURAL
in Bourcicaults ever popular comedy OF
OLD HEADs AND YOUNG HEARTS
Col RoNk0f
M Wheatelgh fom Cope Mr. Davenport IAlotonCokp
M Canon The Earl Mr. Martin. DoS
MIS- bske. as Lady Pompnn
hiss Ada Clifton as Lady Alice Miss Ida versoa "
Rocket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

yVANrFD-IN EXCHANGE rsR GOOD LIQUORS.
w tvo three hrss class second hand marble slate
bed billiard tables, for which good trade wi be given.
Apply at IS Broadway, head u he secoud Stars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

RARNUM's MUsKUM.-wYMAr THE WIZARD rHM
evening o. Ia O'Clock and alss Ia ths afternooa Il
ociock ~ na bizarre astonhinsly subtle laughably ayU
,s Illustration q the physical and
ventrDoqusm. Gusp's model OF the new Centrs1 PsvE
the Aqua Vivars with the blood rad
Happy Family &C. Abundance 10 all Is reots cbIidrs
der lep l3 cents