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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

SECOND REGISTRATION REpoRT.-We have
received the Second Annual Report QS5S) on
the Registry and Returns of Births, Marriages
and Deaths, in Vermont, prepared principally
by DR.. c. l.. Allen, of Middlebury, with the
assistance of DIR. II. f. Stevens, of St. Adams,
and DIR. p. Pineo, of Queechy. and under the
direction of the Secretary of State, Mr. Dean.
The Report makes volume Of llG pages, and
in many respects exhibits a decided improve
ment over the returns of the first year, and thus
better presents the practical benefits of the sys-
TEN of which it is the result
The committee on Registration desire that
the following information should be made pub
lie, for the advantage of future Reports
School District Clerks are informed that the
Blanks for the Registry and Returns of Births,
Marriages and Deaths, may be obtained from
the Town Clerks of their respective towns in
the month of January. 1t is important that
these records be accurately made and Jrompfly
returned to the Town Clerk on or before the first
day Of March, in each year--as prescribed by
the Registration Act of 1856 and 1857.
The attention Of Ministers and Justices OF
the Peace is called to the requirement of re-
turn of record of Marriages solemnized by
them during the year.
Town Clerks will receive the blanks for theii
several towns through the office of the Clerk oil
their County, on the first day of January The,
will also receive copy of the First and Second
Registration Reports for the use of their office
and it is hoped these volumes will be CAREFUL,
preserved with the records of the Town, for fu
ture examination and reference.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

AMERICAN STocK JoURNAL.-We have the
first Number for 1860. Its contents commcnds
it to the attention of every farmer and stock
grower, as it is devoted to the improvement of
domestic animals. 1t is published monthly at
% Park Row, New York, at one dollar per
year; and each number contains 80 large octa-
vo pages, handsomely illustrated. The engrav-
ngs of the improved Kentucky Sheep and 9TH
er animals in the number before us, are well
worth the subscription price.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24
MARRIAGES..

North Bcrnardson Mass by T. X. Horton, ESQ, NJ
SOI.ON CIIICKEiING and Miss DAPHNE @. BRlTIon,
daughter Of Zenas Bron Esq, both of Wesmorelan N H.
In York. at calvary Church, Dec l2 by the Rev. Dr.
Hawks, y. a. CULLING EARDLEY ESQ.,, only son oil sr
Culing Earey, Bart. Of Bedwe Park Hatfield, England,
and Miss EMILY FLORENCE MAGEE, only daughter Of
james Magee, ESQ, Of New Orleans, La.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

u Notires Of religious, temperance and social meet
inys Be held in his County anio5ituary beyond
hc rseal announcement ,cH be charged onr cents per
line for each Insertion Bet no notice will be inserted
for less than IS cents.
HJ'AH COMMUNICATIONS must be accompanied By re
ponsibie name 10 secure notice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

Col. Stctson, of the Aston House, New York. has
hosted flag on his hotel, bearing Daniel Webster
and inseparable."
The flag of the Union-saying meetings of
Boston and New York, if one may Judge from
speeches of Caleb Gushing and Charles O'Con-
nor, is that of the democratic party, "Union
and Slape,y-now and forever-one and insep-
arabic"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

The LAST OF HIS RAoE.--By the election of
Mr.. breckenridge as United States Senator from
Kentucky, Hon. J. Crittenden, the oldest mem
Der of the Senatorial body, retires from public
service with the expiration of the present Con-
gress. Mr. Crittepden is now in the 74th year
of his age. He entered the Senate as early as
1Si7--forty two years ago---although he then
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS. Infalibe removing stop
pages Irregularities OF the These Pills moth
ing hat have been used by the Doctors years.
both in France and America, with unparalleled in
every and he is urged by many thousand ladies who
have used them make the Pills public for the alienation
OF those suffering from Irregularities Of whatever nature
we'll to prevent pregnancy those ladies whose health
will permit increase OF family Pregnant females
those surprising themselves cautioned against using
these Pills while pregnant, the proprietor
sponsibity after the above admonton, although their mild
would mischief to health; otherwise these
Pills commended. Full and explicit directions
pany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Draebcro Vt. Sold also by Druggists every
where.
~ Ladies by enclosing him 81 to Bratteboro Post 0ice
have the Pills sent (confdenaly) by return mail Re
member and ask for DR.. DnPoneo's Golden Pills sigma
each box. 1y-i5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

No IJonder.-So many worthless medicines are ad-
vertised for the Of various diseases and when
tried found wanting" that the invalid loses all faith
in specifics We have yet to learn, however, of the
first failure Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, to
cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24
DEATHS.

In ra,eboro Dec Is, ANN b., wife Of the late Rue n
Richardson and only daughter Of and o. Dunklee OF VIII
Evansville, aged 2s years and 10 sonths
In Conway, Mass, Dec. r. LiviNA TENNEY, aged "a.
In Winchendon, Mass, Dec b, ABIGAIL MAYO, widow
of the late Benjamin Iazeltlne of Warwick, %.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CoNvENT1oN.-Thc
Republican National Committee met in New
York City on Wednesday, to fix upon the time
of holding the Republican National Conven-
tion to nominate our next President and Vice
President. There is keen competition be-
tween different cities. St. Louis, indianapolis,
and Wheeling are among the competitors. A
strong delegation from Wheeling, headed by
the State Senator from that District, has come
on to New York, bearing the almost unanimous
wish of the citizens of Wheeling that the Con-
venton shall be held there, ana profering am
pie halls and boundless hospitality. The Nir-
ginians have been already frightened sufficient
~. If they should find that three or four hun
dred Republicans were coming they would be
put to too much expense for militia, &C., there
fore we hope the Convention will be held else
where.
Since the above was in type we learn that the
Committee fixed upon CHICAGO as the place
and the 18th of June as the time for holding
the Republican National Convention of 1860
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

The Historical Magazine reports that the
History of Shorcham, by Rev. Josiah +. Good
hue of Orwell by Roswell Bottom and of
Huntington, by James Johns, have been written
and are awaiting publication. The History of
the Misssquoi Valley towns-Troy, Lowell, and
Westfeld-by Samuel Sumner, is also ready
for the press.
Mr. Minard Of Walpole was hurrying to Join
the funeral procession of the late ID. p. Colburn
Of the Rhode Island Normal School, at Ded-
ham, on Monday, when he fell down and almost
instantly expired. Violent exercise and excite
mcnt had produced an affection of the heart
A man named Holden of Arlington was ia
tally injured by the explosion of a grind-stone
in the chisel factory of Douglas & Co.. in Sun
derland, one day last week.
Linn Boyd, prominent democratic politician
of Kentucky, speaker of the U. S. House of
Representatives in President Folks time, and
now lieutenant governor, died last Sunday
At meeting of the southern medical stu
dents at the Philadelphia colleges, on Monday,
it was resolved to secede in a body and go to
the southern colleges. There was large at
tendance. Jefferson college will lose 200, and
Pennsylvania university 100 students. They
will proceed in a body on Wednesday night in
special train from the Baltimore depot. The
proceedings were conducted throughout with
great decorum and propriety, and there was no
exhibition of violent feeling. A number will
go to the Richmond medical college.
The Postmaster Of White River Junction,
has been removed from office for violation of
the law in ranking his private letters. The
commissions of that office being over 5000
year, he had 10 right to send free any letters
except such as were exclusively upon post-oiiice
business.
KANSAS is at this time the paradise of i'll
matched couples; q residence of twenty days in
that blessed territory entities any one tired of
matrimonial bondage to citizenship, and the
right OF petitioning for divorce, which, accord
ing to report, is granted at railroad speed
Some of the judges are constantly engaged in
unmating mates, which is done at the rate of
score or two daily.
The New Bedford Standard tells of Doctor
in that city, who "the other Sunday rode six
teen miles, made five professional visits, atten-
ded one birth, preached twice, and heard Bible
class recite in the Sabbath school. If the quail
ty of his work was good he is useful man and
performed a great days work but if it was
turned off as heedlessly and unrehectingy as
some men do their work, he might have quite
as well remained idle"
The official vote in Minnesota for governor is,
Ramsey republican, 81 1886; Becker (demo,rat)
1852; majority 3,753. For congressman, near
ly the samei Aldrich (republcan) had 1000 ma
jorty over Cavanaugh (democrat)
A special train, comprising three locomotives
and ten cars, containing about six hundred in
vited passengers, passed over the Victoria bridge
over the st. Lawrence river at Montreal on
N.,1 H.. -. 4 4 -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24
NOR HOUSE PAINTING, OIL GRAIN

II ine pnnernv llnylnr Sim or Ornamental Painting,
Call ON GEO. HARRINGTON,
Opposite the Meodeon Factory,
BRArTLEBoRo, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

ALMASAcs roR 1sGO.-Ciase * Trip have issncl
their Almanaes for 1850, which ftre TO all. Gail
and get one.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

SMALL roX.-A 4aaih frcsa hi. fearful disease nc
CURED in Weston Windsor couniy. last week. We
learn from the burlington paper. that several case.
have occun, 3. That town rrcertly, anil. from our
exchanges ecn'f. ' that II j. rrrius with moro or
les severity in scvcrnl places 10 Ma.srchu,ctis.
by proper AMI thorough vac-.ss,o' this terrible
scourgc may bc either prevented g. - -.ofcd rs 10
render It comparatively harnc.. E'ii s.cat care
should be exercised to make this preventive cfloctual
1t is no, enough that person j. v,c aic once; the
operation should be repeated until 3, all produce no
sort Of effect. prson may be ,ao,u AID IN infan-
cy or childhood sfi when grown up vrccinc MISTER
will ofen wor,. readily wis, again 'rr 'ucci II
the operation hoo never been ID nrl'. In adult.
it is well Sc tepcit the operation oncn once in
ten ycars. II tn virus will not ,-oJucc amy effect.
tgraniiug tina: tlp matter itself good # which a
competent physician mus, be the .iisc.l M! is well;
if it does operate IL 8. prof ai tc FORMER vac.
cina;ion anortlcuo protection. r ot'y saic rule d.
to repca; tho yae'inaon until H., rus c-a.e 10 pro-
ducc any sort Of effect
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24
DIR. wIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

unrr.~iisd that has attended the application
Of this Medicine Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchial AZ
lection, Disease of the Throat and Lung', Ineipient
Consumption has induced many physicians Of high stand
ing employ Ii in their practice Of whom advise US Of
the fact under their own signature;
wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
RECOMMENDED By PHYSICIANS.
AuprRS, Sept. 9, 1858.
s. W. FowLE & Co.-Srs.-I cheerfuly add my
timony Of the Balsam. We have used II in
family, in Pulmonary affections Coughs and Colds, and
it valuable remedy and have recommended 1t in
various complaints Of this with invariably happy
suits. ". ID. LYNCH, Nj. ID.
MANSFIELD, ToGA Co., Pa, August 1883.
Genfemen;Havngu used In my family the last four years,
Wisiars Basam OF Wild Cherry, with great success most
cheerfuly recommend 1t to those afflicted with obstinate
Coughs Colds, Asthma, &c. H. d. MARTIN, NJ. D.
CARE VINCENT. N. Y, July II, 1858.
GeHhemens-After using Dr. Wistar's Balsam for a long
time from repeated observation that regurd
OF the best kind Of Cough medicines AMI take great
pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted.
W. IL. WEBB, NJ. d.
BRowNvILLE, N. Y July Is, 1858.
GeHts:-Uavng sold Wisar's Basam Of Wild Cherry for
two past and having used the myself with
success, checrfuy all suffering with
Asthma Consumption. A. GIBBS.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE 4 CO., BosroS, and for
sale by l. y. THORN and JosErH CLARK Braftieboro; A.
DUsKLEE, Vest Bratfeboro'j X. BIRcHAkD Dumnerston
BAKER IlRwETT, Putney; N WILCOX ". Wesfrninsterj
JEnEL SWIFT, Wilmington S. p. MILLER Fayetteville
q. l.. SHERNAS, WiamsuiHe W. =. HowE, Douer j. G.
HiGGISs, Wardsboro' and by dealers everywhere.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

VERMONT ANp MAssACHusrTts RNiLrnAp Thu
net earnings Of the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail
road for the year ending N'vcmb So, we're S22,o0,
ahead Of those Of 1855
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

DEpcATioN.-Thc napis, meeting house IN Grni
ton Dedicated on the ~ inst; sermon by Rev. J.
Howard Of Rutland. Thchou.e j. - by Il feet con
iains 20 slips, and is neatly lnshe' ard furnished n
an expsuse Of $500. Tn, Bar'i- '-i''y 10 Grlio
il Of the larges, Of thai denonra;iqu u ilr coun
~ or State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

OuR ScHooIs-we mr.. informed that cur villng
schools unusually full u, tic prcsen; time. 1lr
High and intermediate ools .ntcr the charge 10
spcciiycly Of Mr.. Bacon aid Mrs Wright, are CROW
ded rs to render the employment Cd assistant noe
e--ary. We have oxcrlleri t,'ehcys and We arr sla
that their labors are arprs lated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
RECOMMENDED By PHYSICIANS.

MANSFIELD, TIoGA Co., Pa, August, 1885,
Genfiemen;avngu used in my family the last four years.
Wistars Basam OF Wild Cherry with great success, most
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

HYpGorAIn 5Ail--lhe sixth rnui,orary boil Of
the llydropa'h Engine Company. 81. be given ut the
Town Hall ON friday evening Of next week, Dee. so.
From the reputation Of the former anniversaries OF
this company, well rs the known e,yfey and taste
of the gentlemen who have tie m ior in charge. We
hazard nothing N predicting sat 'rr'ory end rrnii-
flying success. 4. whispered tia. :. TO be- the ball
Of the season. See the announcement; in gno,lcr co.,
urn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-12-24

PATENTS A Patent was recently issuc'l to Charlie
H. Denson Of Guliord, nssignor TO y. Miller Il Brat
tleboro, for improved tool for finishing iciocs. Mem
Gov. Wise is entitled to precedence ior finishing tsi
tocs expedtou,ly.l Among the ,'aients '-s,cd dur
ing the week ending bee. ~. was ouc 10 Chaunc,
Parmalee Of Wilmington OR FosCmtie .licer.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

History Description Of New England By A. J. Coolidge
and ]. b. Mansfield In Two Vols. Vol L. Maine, New
Hampshire, and Vermont 6yo. pp i,USd Boston:
Austin J. Coolidge.
Courcs sptualsn. BY Connecticut Pastor limo. PIP.
z. NJ w. Odd.
The Christian Law Of Amusement By J. L. Coming limo.
pp 10 Buffalo: Phnney & Co
The jealous Husband By Ms A. NJ Maisrd. 2mo PIP 37j.
T. h. Peterson & Brother.
Ny Early Days. By Eliza W. Fsruham. i2mo. pp. 42j.
Thatcher Hutchinson.
Life Of Mahe1ne b, howard Gbbon With Notes, by Dean
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NOpCleonic Ideas BY Napoleon Louis BOnapdrte. Brussels
1889. Translated by James A. Dorr l2no. Pr. Isl The
Memoir # Theopus Persons By his Son. Theophus Parsons
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Poems, by Owen Meredith lGno PIP 5l4 Tn Same.
Report Of the Superintendent Of the Coast Survey for the year
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York: sheldon Co.
The Art of Extcmpore Speaking by NJ Bautain With al
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GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATIST
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The regular monthly meeting Of The American In
stitute was held Thursday evening at its rooms
in the Cooper Institute, President kENwIcK in the
chair. A report read and aIupted relative
10 The admission of members. report was
presented by the Tftls,ces + the institution, setting
forth that they had cerricd into effect the resoln-
tions passed by the In tiiute at it, last stated
meeting on Sd of March, directing $4,000 to be
borrowed on bond and mortgage on premises No. Dol
Broadway. The necessary papers hal been executed,
and the money passed through the hands If the Treas
urcr to the Bowery Saving Bank, and The mortgage
held by Mr.. Aston, aud others had been Cancelled.
The bank demanded " collateral personal security,
which was given by james Reuwick and Wn. b.
Leonard. The report adol Ted, together with
resolution that bond be executed by the Recording
Secretary indeunifyiug The gentlemen above named.
The report ui the Treasurer To- the last three mont rs
was presented and adopted. The rocep ts SHOWN
10 be- SIS 800 o. and the expenditures, Including pay
ment Of mortgage of $l3,N o. were 81 ,9S3 &C. leaving
a balance on hand OF Sj2j 81. The report further
stated that the resolution recently passed Oy the iu-
stute could not be fully carried cat, the demands
AGAINST the Institute pressing. Only SOW
had been paid the Butchers ana DrOvers Bank, leav-
ing balance OF $500 still due that institution mo-
ton made TO set apart two rooms for library pur-
poses and considerable discussion ensued thereon,
pending which, motion To lay the subject on the table
PREVAILED, and the meeting adjourned.
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CORRECTION.

To re Editor y The y. }. Ift5uae.
Slg In yolr notice of the ,dsgracefn riot IN JACK
s..,et ues Cherry SuLdy last, lanlc occurs a l;
,-r.r - have preston the ~ IDS ri those -" 40
80 y hr cf,is .irs J. beast. showed ye-y tinid
rzard IL nv ssfey m fas u my % il-ds a..sf
air vor .tre # TIE Affair.". 20 tn- clarl 3n ta
trd H. white f-atL-T 10 lie Transaction T. Therefore
On - gg. trbt,itv FLOWING i4,t n rtspre -
,ovf A. shou 81 O'Clock 2. -ud BOYS trf
H., rnasy boz ,irify No - j. son street, g." Sr,k
- fastened % tie spot AID crowded my ~ 20 the
80, then arrested II tn PRINCIPAL aafers IA the mo-
..sys Vi!eznd. Ehout4ly rGou- n1!s,sa1 u1fc1f az
station house thr uf rrucd Cap.2t1 C-n-i ~ tA-
, II the not and the probable need Il al his ssaihe force
iisrailtr, rr-..ird assisted IT. lTeyIlz Hrsscy
rfa s,ptio1 and hfy and ts--. sly F3f,f - duty 10
ersz fhr aid prfsn. 'lr MOI ~ svinE me a
80 s vour columns you ii. oli,s foIrs resPe.i1
NM. HOWELL, Pui.e-aiIeer, Seventh Pr-ciue'
igTt Mav O. 1850.
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rA1v risemeE.l
Editor OF THE
EDWARD II. DIXON. NJ. d..

EDWARD IT. UIAON, VI. d. I1I1s''' u -
scMFEL, G,i.Lds exclusively 70 CREATIVE sUes-~ ta
Constitution tie obscure DISEASES 0 =
Viscea. Hsrra HEIao.-ho.ts Sct1re, Estl-. -ll :. p
- Of th@ Rum .ariy cur O. whoa, -ut'ls o. a'S0A
o. hours n 3 ard n evening", 81 DT
No q F-hsyenue A. al other hours e Is a. h fst-s
psi hero az TIE comforts 81 domestic hf- WITH 'paoas SpF
md pas,e EuFs-s provided IL ta-r VIC ietA'e
srrgirs 0rerz,crs and esrcfl di5tstic trcatnsut
The ofc- of The seapel ~ No Fesey-st A", Loos"
where Al Literary and bnsinsss communications aarsi Dc XII
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ForSn.-The body Of Timothy Donohoe' the
bsrcensn. who wAs drowned BY the United States
revenue barge coming IN contact with the Staten
Island fern. boat found ri For Hamilton where
inquest was held by Coroner Bennett, Wlea It was
delivered TO b. friends. who brought to tins city
toT burial
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Advertisemeu..
HrAyY EAIIIRES IN DIR MIDST.

Tie failures Of regular practice IN cases Of Consumption
have driven everybody the employment Of the ceroaed
rr Hal,sm Of LIyfRWoRr and H0ARHnUNO, which cures
az Gods ard Coughs and ayia' tho suH rings OF even ne
Cousuup.iye. /; may BE- found a; al the druggists
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A.yc---ac--- L.
UT-y My tSD TIL DO YOU GOOD.

Sow ~ tine when gid SpuE hsiiclne shoeh D tsr
D. L,sCLLY's RocT asD HGSB JsUN0 - III II-
- e. L.r- Complaint, Coiyeu,ss Ps, Nsaknes-, Ices
Il - .e Dyspep- Heada Ge aad a.. iie n3'1or IL =
h. 81 Sod By Dri9s; ) iud - cea.s fJE e bottles
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fAdye--isrncn.l
LAST WEEK or TIE SEAsON.-Dr. kkNNEDf

viii b. - his Office the Smh~nnisu haase etfancr "a
HouoRs duIng tie GFt ~ek u May All h. pAileas VINO
under for scrual Slirheam Eryspe.ss n az
ogu Said Head Running Eas, Pmplrs tar tacr
Fever Sr. Uc-rated Sore LeE any disease q the skin ae
REQUESTED cal this week medicine enough e coupee
their
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fAiver,iscment 7
BURNETT's COCAINE

Tie original and OILY genuine preparation OF this rare nan1
featured ~ Mer. JosEpH BURNETT Co. Boston For sale
by r T GREES No. s62 Broadway
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fAa,-r.isrul-u;
TE.s.-Tle CANTON TEA COMPANY have ou

hand every variety TEss for Grocer and Tea Dealers AID pr
tsnes Scuchong. Ooons aad No1ns Hysoa trC < 20
eq liz low Also. three gE3 6oArs god F,siLr TIA ioi
~ Csn snd exsiae a; NJ. iS ChahAir. between Fear
si.i Roose yel.-s,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
cry ITEM MS.

The sun vert down last night with a"b attie-stancd
eye" For ali hour before setting, tie vast orb pre-
scented deep red color unusually like fresh blood
as TO excite nc little rcin~k aud to lead some persons
TO express the idea that ii was 8 vision Of the blood
which may be even flowing on the plains of Pied
mont.