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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

The Oxysenated Bltters.
The Oxyyenat-d Bitteu.
Tho OxygeBsied Bitters.
The OIys.Dsssd BitterL
An uDfatOf remedy
An anfaihns remedy
An unfaidDs remedy
Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Dyspepss or Indigestion,
Dysp~ps Inog. stiou,
Aoidfty fs-Ulency, Hentburn,
kodity. PIstuleDoy Heartburn,
Acici,y, FlstoI-Dcy HeHtburn
Debility of,he sys:em,
Debility Of the sy,t-m
Debility Of D. = System,
Water BtAsb Opprsssiop arter Esunf,
Water- -Brssb, Oppresslon ater Eating
Water Brnh OPpre,sion after la;Ms,
Jsundice,
Jaundice,
Jamdite,
ksk Headache, Loss OF Appetite,
aob Heads,h he Lose Of App stits,
Bhh Headache, Lo,s Of Appetite,
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint,
Neuraisia, Nervousness,
Neurs sis, Nervousness,
NeuIslgis, Nefvoasness
Fever and Ague, Bilious Co Dphints,
Fever and Agoe, Bilious Complaints,
gever and Ague, Bilious Complaints,
AID
All kindred Diseases.
All hindIed Diseases
All Kindred Dises.es
Ybe oIyseDsted ~ tet
The OIyseDsted Bitters
he ONyKeOated Bi'ters
s,e prepsr,d BY SETH w FOWLE Co. Boston, asc are
by Agents, DTu6sss and Dealers, botn In Chy Ahd
ssaBtrJ,
Everywhere.
EveTy ehsJe.
Everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

4ppts to the Ppbhc for Bu idioa Tor the fsurin
tb@ FoaItn Ward Industrial hool 70 soliciting the hoeNy o.
the public feel hs lLcr called upon 20 prove tne
u,eD. o., Abors The direct good that We DO msy ee
but compute TIE vice ana "Ietcasens"
Ou The M Of January 1889 a. hoash pup Ind yidn.ny
but IS snDuul ouf treasury ~n empty snd suA
debt coDsed t. disms to theft coaoIe'' % nee
n ,ome cs 20 drunken fkhsrs mothers wose han
the hundred asd twenty tae er wac Die
In our tchoCl MEASURE too p1nil 10 De conr
pi,,d We cave reasonable hope hat uudT care they
Are airrs lbe world well 40 Tor ms ces e OF
that care tt.y must he chest ;-a-peh'ps .at over
alor ,tarve cArpoi expect TIE rrvns1 81 nAityr
n children Of om ey. 10 te+n yesrs II age Il not do1o-
h. ,oeir choice would be IA general rue every ehLa
brought der AID protection 'i'o1 ilo.n o AAH
tsnrd bic eIPrp'e 10 oar psons sc Pe1eu
Throw 20 appeAs nsdc BY VI ke ades ooneoSe "S
,chooi r.oba fiend uoney hss oseo coes9
10 Ge.t cor immediate wtns But teAi 10 NJ,
poIt,ne 20 The con nauity fourth Ward ladn.,
SCHOOL 'bouh eens prmaneoi institution. We
call The pubic from cepcn1ios os,9 ufH
p,esuoGs 'uaividlA ssnscreoes aaa aonso
Ne ash for Is coco q enable pcrcoar- % Use
sD5 to axe such necssssy % eduse oof
pupO' foi her station 10 bfe We Wish % esch the@ zee
sssus nogse ceAnns scOlcry~ok baking snth piain 90
ns 10 doI In th eAosoeut IA Atsn n re nee Of ne
ntede aud the Ach sad hrsncnes OF
spshsh GlCaop IN which they are ., Pr,s-ot Instructed WI"
uALps me children. ipsesd o. oisssre %
th- Of socty ~l sda % is coulfot sy
becoming that much nero ssf aud vel taiaet DO
p,-,tios. o., -, 60 -
toos n oil, Ak OF such is the sus4on Of ssAven sd
m ,. = securing the 1c's their satu irbeiaaoe.
L. name che dunss Of yolF cSn pafs.s We asa Tor
TIE m, Az, Of pi-ci innocence Of thsn less fortunate
sss .pd pEosse you in etan he s'es oi nsse ~ho
NJ JnsFPa oEL.FIELp Il. Dirertyc'', No. ss sA-'t-
Ma FORREST, 20 reetre.s, NJ llI Hssry.S
As LiNlNGsrOA S,sIsiAi. No, I.s .a'' "a 'sieh -
Dona,0E sib-. q Ae atcei' ;Ss ae'y'
To ne CRILDRENs AID soGiEfY
Clint0n hS!, A.tofp ace'
o.. 70 M JOIN FABLE WILLIAMS, ssiiSsol;,a sAni
Hns.e, "YoURTH WAND iADVsTEiAL sehSo-.'
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A CARD: ,,.,, ,-,,.
BLACK SILK SACKS A BUaSoUS.
BLACK SILK CIRCULARS.
ELEGANT CLOTH MANrEAUS.
ALL THE LATEST PARIS stYLE5.
NOW ON EXHIBIrION
A. sULPINs No. S5l Broadway
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EDWARD LAMBERT & COMPANY.

4 NEW ASSORTMENT Of SPRING GOODS,
~ Nov open, No 20 5r,.-EsY.
In broisset C.Es setts Cops, H.t dktr HES efrt'
Rsss,, Cap, w.'' B.q5., EsEinss, IH.,T-ioa' b..d
FIounces aso, Ocve, N--s Wri.t's BNb.s kc =: very
ov prie.i MILLER GRANT. 30. 7o3 Bros4~sy.
SKIRTS Twelve SPRING SKELETON
- sklRrs. ,.G a. Ja,ns Bgs:I>. 8 li sPdlfGs %
AID II sPRlN6s s2 D-ssr. ssPYied vim sPrf fr -
psr seIeE u sprrg. $l rd siTiEs 70: eli per eox-r
{. @. HARDING, Ne. al spr.Es st reG Hadsen-
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Plated Cooss st Re,stI

Plated Goods at Rc,su. -. ,.o,..
.ht BEN pstsrns of 6olhle p'G,-d TIA S.ts, IhNSi
CASTERS CAKE BASKETS, FORKS, SPOONS, o. 'oi
o.. a. rats; Se Nrs e.ssAshsa aud TsL nSo $50 f
Nss lpS BGrkns sJp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

C.s, v,rerys oYHEx GOODS In a. a. vaioas ds,s.s
uerts, -1t srun>rs,e1 u Z. above
suysu ton every sscton Of country veo t.s,rs 10
soeh arcsAssd In VARSITY sre shespne WI ss vel % naks
psrsrs sxaxs.ssa f ~ hsesens kshss ras-hsGas sss
UbssA
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MOTHER GREAT COUP DETAT
TIE LITERARY WORLD.
YARD TAYL p
TIE HEW-YORK MERCURY.

II. Proprietor, Of THE SEW-YoRK MERCURY resp>o.
faJ bs public they ,sco,essd r efc
iLe q ,stisemett WITT tia, dl..!a .ui.h.o ~r;:er
BAYARD, TAYLOR, ESQ,
devote scel pm In future, H. :-rary ssrvise
EXCLUSIVELY OF TEE HEw-YOgK Y1RCURY
Apart iherefoe from b., editorial ..soes,ions with Ta'
Tr,sa bic popular contributions TIE ;er.y senas ot
country viii sppesr
IrNoPApER But THE NETWORK MERCURY.
IN hicb Journal be will shortly commence sess Of deSl
fl.ly yiq aalt sketches on The
POETRY AND ROMANCE OF FOREIGN TRAVEL
ber. psrssc: capitalization o,sg TIE Hano W.: Ase,do:e
sua Incident on The
SENSATION SIDE or LIFE ABROAD!
Foribsnoipr outlay s,.eseaat upon N. ,c.
cur1uon many unique really ,rsfyIs s:t.se5Is
a.. designs 20 render The NEW Yoss MnRoURY
SURPRISINGLY CHOICE AND INTERESTING,
Its PropE.to judging from the h.itsng experience Of s
p.t sIe confident u the future ard believe ths:
BAYARD TAYLoRs UaRIvALLEO TRAVEL
SKETCHES
vii prove the most suscsfll coup ssts. yet attempted E s
annals of journalistic si,uture.
" Full particulars will ,ppesr in future announcements
TOR SPRING and SUMMER READING
PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE.
Author OF Married not a.:et &c.
One volume. limo. Piioe H.
II
STAR PAPERS; Or, ENrEsIENCEs or ART AND SATJAE.
By Henry "Aa b'eeher. ,1I' 1pO' eOin- 81 :"
TRUE TO THE LAST Or ALONE on WIDE WIDE SEA-
By S. Roe Cloth 81 .
MADAME We vcRTs SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL. 2
vols limo, cloth. 81
THE METHODIST; Or INCIDENTS AND cH.s.cTyRs FROM
LU, IHE B,LIiNoRE COMMENCE By Mira~ FIs;'her'
2vos l2mo s2
TRAVELS IN ALGERIA By Geo L Dit,on, Author Of
"The Para Pspers" etc. / yo., l2GO. 81
WILD NORTHERN SCENES; Or SPORTING ADyESIusts
WITH THE RIFLE ASD TIE ROD. i2no, cloth, el
VIII
MARRIED NOT MATED Or, How they LIVED Al WOOD.
SIDE AND THRocKMosTOS Hall BY Alice Cary. l4Eo,
c.O,h. 81.
TX
TIE spARRowGRAss PAPEss. ByP. s. Cozzen', Z.
h,t G:ed by barley, i2n,. cloth. el.
Yor sale b. al Bookseller. -
DERBY JACKSON
Publisher New.York.
The Pubsbsr will seed either Of the AbOEe by mail u
part United sAes postage prepad on receipt oil tie
price.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT - BOTH SEAES-
M.rr.d CT nsl- Ia Hs.l " D.ea.e- AL IiSAL A.
pace. leno coth 100 Eest-n;y2- tTsrsSIs' ries
BY ceetrs-i Paris ard Lopsoc fSyusn .ud sGseoa ho
ofN.~roi Cry This ptsrss,uf bost Should ne Ia tie aands
~ every adult person. AZ mps husS sese ;. ns.s .s
csrrSy, BY W. A. IoWNsESD acc Ne. +s Wssefs-'Ni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

OnI GRAND-ST.
COl epriHs s,ys for Ap-il 1859.
SILKS SILKS, SILKS.
100 pieces NEH SILKS received by x.s arrivals 10
CREME. BAYADEaE PLAID and SMALL CHECK. Also,
BAYADERE sad PRINTED FOULARDss ., Io~ prssss A'sos
JOB L0,, ,,1s old IN stye ss o~ 80 81 so and
& psrJud .Sos; Phce. ksssJ 90 MONDAY nshN.
CHAs HEAeD Co.
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ste. pins-Cars o. The Pennsyi,ania CentraI Rail.

sLEEPN0-CARs uu,urpAs.ed fr bssaty snd comfort have
seen placed Oh he Seh.yvant. Central ho1d Sn every
train
For Ttroush riclet ;be West, Northwest and South
West apply a. the Ofsce, No AsJr House aroadSay
'-ff-' q ELLIOTT Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1859.

FAMILY and HOT [ L LINE Ms,
M.d- expressly or service. i-e!udirf
DAMASKs DIApERs. sHEErIS}s sdikriSss'
Ps6r-es.s Ll1su' Iou.h.g', Napkins, tc, ke., &c
LORD TAYLOR,
Fee 80 81. $50 AID 81 GRASD-sr.
And So. q All 20 CATHARiHEf.
DRESS GOODS for SPRING!
CrcIov.r, D. L,irei Ch,s. De B'r' Cheat B.Jsa'rs'
N,srt.ss Foa.-ss B.rs,i oTEsreis' Printed AGa4Li a.
kS- Aso,
BAREGE ASD TISSUE ROSES
A fcl s.,,rtset: = Select Psri' s-yS
LORD & TAYLOR,
Nos as5 257 7ss ana 81 GRANo-sr,
Ard So. ~ and 's sCArHARINE-sr.
POBES snd DRESS SILKS!
New Styles, jet r,c-7sd.
ALsO-LoW- PRICED DRESS SILKS
PADS Boy seer,s cteni strp-s For.Asts, kei &c' A@
FULL ASSORTMENT.
Lord e TAYLOR,
Nos a4 a57, sss ,nd .5i sR.SO-sr-
Ala Nos. q snd ss cATHARINE-sf.
ACE CURTAINS, DAMAsKs' AoREENS'
Dup.ris,, s.tia Lsln., Chin;s, T,iei., LocFs
5rscnets, tc., SC. Sc
Also, fal .soT:msLt Of
GILT CoRoICEs. WINDOW SHADES
AND FlXTURES.
LORD & TAYLOR,
No. 1s6 2s7 95s sro al GRAHD-sr,
Ard Not, II AID 4s CATHARiHET.
ING LISHs and FRENCH PRINTS,
Printed J.or. c.mbric. or,.nd, snlAn.ss and Cotton
FsolIcs Of every descriptiIu-
FOR sPRING DRES5Es.
LORD TAYLOR,
NoG 2s5 251 $50 and 4sl GRANDsr,
And Nos and CATHApIVT-Sf.
CASH NABLE SPRING sHAWLS.
New and fun assortment, iq,. received, including
sTELLAs, Brooches AND CASHAEREs,
In sr.s; variety.
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 2s5 257 2ss and sl GRAND-sr.
And Nos ~ and - CATHABISE-sf.
CTRANG, ADRLANCE 4 Co,
- No J55 BROADWAY,
Have row opened 81 retail
NOVELTIES IN
RICH SILKS,
GRENADIvys
BARE0Es and oRGANDlEs
FoULARDs.
JAPANESE GRENADINES.
Also, s.eect stock of
sPRIsG SILKS and DRESS GOODS
ofeye,y de'crP,lon.
MoURsIsG GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
sHAVLs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LACEs .od EMBRolDsRIEs,
CLOTHS FOR BUSTERS, sod
GOODS For BOYS WEAR.
=. NEW GOODS
Per ate snshIp Persia,
AT RETAIL, ON MONDAY APRIL e.
4 CARD. -
n BEAUTIFUL NEW mASTILLAs.
BLACK SILK SACKS A BUaaoUs.
BLACK SILK CIRCULARS.
ELEGANT CLOTH aANrEAUS
ALL THE LATEST PARIS stYLEs
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
A. 6ULPISs, No. Sji Broadway.
CKIRTS. SkIKIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

Rev Geo. II. CbeeyeY ID, D.-DEAR sIt: We, 700
fellow bsye been oe,py iLtrei.c In tDose especial
abO in which have been Ponin'y engaged dorns tse
thee ye9rt with reference Amss.n Slavery
without having bssrd carefully al you have preached
WHIT this subject hIow generally that h.7.
eDs sBy ied establish these First hs. n. "orf
Of Goo 10 degree coauna system, 'tiG
ton essentially ssmbrg ttst Slavery which e1s thrnushot:
large Ion of country dy that Chrisi.0y
e,eDds y vitality rssoncsoiy at with such Slavery,
ard ths, any tue and Church Dee..y II. aoni,
tboly that II 10 the imperative duty OF .he orssl-d CoIi
hsry Of ard 20 sgsnit Slavery sysemstc1i
uLru gy uncomprom sy Iona a. the inquty sh. con-
exist We therefore, n tesn9T Of pJfouna sP-
pr. s.cD o yoor sbs sschc' In the cause Of Chsin
Purhy and Nsora RishsousUe,s respectfully ovte Jon -
such early convenience ma' ugs-t one
of The ojecs ss indcatsd
greet hall Cooper las itut. thous sna'
Ot our s0wczsn, msy tbse th us the teH aIc prom;
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

We are, with profound eiesm yours
HORACE GREELEY Ex Gov. wYSoS CLAsg,
JogS lay WV CURrls MOVES,
Wa N Fv,.rs IRev "a WARD SEEcBrR,
EDe.R KyTcHUM s.v Taos =. HAsTIsGs.
n H. nCCURDy JAsEs HUnPBREY
iR.y.jiD b CHArIy, w. ALLtS sUrLrR,
CH.. w. ELLioIT, OLIVER JoHssoS,
JosEPH HoxIs, JOHN w. EDNoSps,
r. D. sTILLMAy, CHas A DAhA
BYXJ Y. baNIERRE, 8 TowSsESD,
GIo,eE WILLIAM CURTIS sINros OA.rEE,
RsV. a II. bURLSGHAH, w SotGAS,
HILDEETH. lPfof stSJ " MARTIN
DEXTER FlGRBlSK, R.v BOURNE
z w CHEsTIs. Henry HARr MD,
EDWARD GILBERT. JAMES BENNETT,
SYDsEY II GAY, EDWts WEST, ~
CH.s. r. CoSGDOS, JAMES FAtRntS,
eAaL. sIScLAIR, KR.NKLH }. OTTARsos
And Others
N.w. YoRx. April /, 1859.
M,srs UoRlCr GRIZZLY, JOHs jay and o.hers
0ESTLEMES: truy sist.fl for tt' hiGd invitation snd
the opportunity Of sckDovedg'ng Y, were only
,s1ify my hesy hopeful recoguion Of ia pducpes 90
admirably .apre.,ed. that, II get a. he
With the testimony % toe Word Of God against me 70
iquiy very ~i soon be swept from toe land sh'
.. may though best, commencing "wednesday evening,
Apr6 Most respectfully ard ns1.g 15,Iy ye9t' cgyEvEa
In accordance with the terms Of the foregoing corePond
e1ce the Rev. GEORGE CHEGVER, D. o. Will deliver
discourse upon The Logic Of the Word OF Go1 ssst Slavery
msD Stsns" 10 ID. eat Hal Of the Union Cooper Iusi
tute, WEDNESDAY EVkNING April 8, a. u O'Clock
Spiritual Lectures.-Ma AMANDA M. SPENCE. the
celebrated Lecturer spussm vi c1mmsnce ber Second
Berries Of Lectures Clinton Hall, TUESDAY, April
will c'uiinue them FRIDAY the sb 400 on tne Es
DAYS and FRIDAYS o ebch week until the series 10 con-
pst.d TAe,st th. Course IS cents Sing tcks cent'
Lectures 20 commence at ococA Th.n 70 be had a. me
Hall OF at T. Munson,, No. Great Jon"sst
Academy of Mu.ic.-Tbe Rev. HENRY WARD
BEECHER by special iDsitstion will deliver his ceebrsd
Lecture "rhe Burden. Of sociey" at the Academy Of
Music on THURSDAY EVESING. April 7. Ticbets-PGqust
For sale a. AID and AZ the door Doors
open at 2; 20 commence 81 9 clock
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SPRING TRADE NOTICE.
y IMPORTANT

PRIEG TR ID + NO II CE.-
y IMposriNP
EVERY DRY-GOODS MERCHANT
IN Sdg UNION
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG Go.
sIi SOW kEeryks rHrk sFsiss rsroarirIoss, Ass Az
LxAlEIIkS AZ rhEh
SA LIE 4 X u MS,
NOS ~ AND 81 cH.xBcRs-sf, n T.,
rEs hosr rarEAs"E. sLsSIsr. 'AaisD ARD eosrtsTs
srocK %
FOREIGN AND OMESTIC dOOD6
before offered or s. ey ard ressnunS
snd sdvxr 70 the .ds s-o.ry srs nom ell psA ssh
70 se %., -i:h IN s.s Place. fhsr .,.s.sive
srproprats 70 esh eA. o soi' e<rse sep~~~s. ~
70 s' n s - 81. 10 ). oSup. .'' .a g;. u .s.,s: s. - -
tess snsrsees, the, -Sgid s.G' ts. 4eV.rHsn. vis,
MRiTE GOODS AND LINENS,
CLOTHS Asp cAsslhykEs,
saAMIs AHf AND xASrnLAs
HOsl.gY AND GLoNLs
YkSKTE NOTIONS.
DRESS TRisAISGs,
pashsIrIs panSsrIss AND PRINTS
20 .A.,r Dcmosc sDd Print Department hey eAh pAeceS
,tenaon, ,ubrs'ips al the e.ahs Ssses ana sJss 49,.
ell very Io--st s:ss They have ne sneis so-
WARREN PRINTS.
PRINT which hss COED 20 he rs.i ,nroSss 70
fs sis!c .sADssa FsSrs - ;:;sYksa :ssYkSaa
3lNGHAhB, hs'ery variety
DOMESTICS
@a%srr1.,' Hit nxvr.erv,ys cesr.sv.
slrss', Nuts, Nrw.iOss Mus, ns,.ls.es
S.rMxrls P.rrpssos fEs,ssiLs
WHlIE RocK, HsBRos, CLsor,
an N. s,nlpowu m.,e. Of TIcKs, sYRlrEs sal BE-
MINIS such a, yOri B.niton. rsGssr.on. 40
Soliciting tses on heerN trims tAsJ mSs 'oucs " -
aoase-sree. and number ~ above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
ROUGLAS Il SHERwOODs
IL PATENT
TOURNURE CORSET.

Yh,s article bn-s In garment COhsEr OF UGr
eIOR SHAPE and FINISH, ard BUsrLC o. PhN1bCG
NODEL iusurps free and hsshfu sction 70 The nne esd
mfo.bs the spine IL has been pronoanoeA ~
ali Who hsv. (smons several nnenf nesseev
II the n. dicA Faculty. 70 be "a enp Cs,~f sesI a. srs
son either artistic physiological No tsdy cen ~ 90
without ".
D. O. stf msnuscturr their
EXPANSION SKIRT,
wen tuowu for It's dursohty.
Aso thsr cslebrsted
MATINEE SKIRT,
oseiher seventy other different stys tHs Ss
THE PALMETTO,
NEW SKELETON SKIHTs
Containing S H. ~ and 80 hoops made Of the sUPthcH
QUALITY Of STEEL which has always chazsceIsed Ash
ghirta.
All s.. 81 .he sale ~ the trrsiyl
S.ores In the United States sGd Canada -
src TsIr THr STAMP or DOUGLAS / SHERW0OD 70
rfCk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

VVNHE SABBATH-SCHOOL BELLA new
collection Of choice Hymns and Tunes origin and s,snd
ard carefully and simply srransed a. Solos oue1 ros semi
Chouse, Choruses and Tor Organ Meodson or Piano
Phi, booi conus nearly 30 Bymns and Tunes, aud one Of
the best collections for Sabbath Schools ever tsued Amons
the large number Of and popular Tunes may he found
Uono &c. Price IL cent?, % per hundred Elegantly
bound % cents single e5 Per hundred Just eaon,hed D
HORACE WATERS, No. SIS Broadway.
NURDERl-SICKLE TRIAL.-ATTEN-
Vu TON EVERYBODY This e1citios rrsl which
ry.s IN Interest al eIt.nt vii be published nne
oi,tely ,plenoidy utrsted (fAULkNERS EDltlOS ala
for ,ale by DFXiER Co, ROSS ToUsEf. HESDhICk-
SON, BLAKE LOS0, aud all newsdealefa ofaei
PAULRHERS sditioL-the cheapest hsnd'on eat and best
CTERE SCOP C VIEW s.
- l.rs. assortment Of ste.o,cotc Views Of every descrP
uon, AT REDUCEp rhlSh
No I33 6h-sy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

6 A correspondent Of the Banner Of
Light, relates the following. Ii NAV be
set down as one Of the marvrls Of the
day.
4 resident of West Newbury recently
had an arm injured in some machinery 50
badly as 10 require amputalion. The
arm was buried in the cellar Of the house
where he lay. While in the act oil
placing it in the earth, the man was in
agony he was far from tue place, but the
patient could get no relief until the arm
was placed in a certain position, when i
was found to be the position it woulc
naturally have been in had II not beer
di,membered. The explanation of ihi
i, undoubtedly, that the nerrs aura wa
not discovered, and consequently wa
subject to the same sensations as if tn
arm hal been amputated. How vii
Brother Sraver, Of the Investigator, tx
plain this on his material theory? II
will not think the arm to be alive, for
had been ampurated some hours when lii
sensations were experienced.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23
Notices..

MONTHLY REv1Ew.-This is the
name of a 7 by sheet issued at Dan
vile. by G. Z. Eaton. II hoists the name
of y. p Banks for President, and Ste
phen a. Douglas for Vice President
We suppose G. G. Eaton to be son OF
y. II. Eaton, editor OF the STIR. Ifso.
the above ticket shows that the bov is far
in advance Of the father in his politics,
for bub is just half right, while his dad
is wholly wrong.
ENLARGED.-The Stanstpad Journal
enlarged its borders at the commence.
ment Of the present volume. II is now
a large a, the Standard and nearly a.
good. We rejoice at friend Robinson,
financial success heretofore. May he
continue in prosperity.
! TIFrs' PATENT CLOTHES DRYER.-
We have USED one Of these drivers for m,
past two months, and unhesitatingly pro
nounce them to be superior to anythin.
of the kind now in use. They are ex
rremely handy. keep the clothes beyond
the reach Of dirt, and are sold at a rea
sonable rate. They are Manufacture,
at Morrisvills by James Parker, and )
II. Comin.s of Greensboro, is the agen
for THE county. Let no family be with
out one.
! An ESTERPRIsISG HoUsE.-Amon.
other causes it Is through the liberaIity O
her publishers toward authors, and rhri
enterprise in being forward in ever
" good work, " that Boston has so desery
e5ly roo the tIstls q ,ha Athens .
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

ca Two Of the oldest inhabitants of
the State have died recently, Nathan
Greene Of ST. Adams, aged SO, who had
lived IN that place seventy-two years, and
Theophilus Clark Of East Montpelier,
aged 80, who settled there more than GA
years ago. He died on the anniversary
Of bis seventeen wedding-day.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

EOn Monday week amad dog broke
loose IN Milwaukee and biz 10 persons,
10 dogs, COW and pig before he was
despatched. The he,0S Of that city says
that within the ten days previous to the
18th, thirteen children and five adults
had been bitten by mad dogs IN that
city.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

e. Propositions are now pending
before the Legislatures Of Mississippi,
Tennessee, Alabama. Georgia and South
Carolina, for the speedy removal Of the
free negroes from those states. Numer-
Gus petitions have been already received
iron these free negroes by these several
legislatures, asking permission 70 enter
the condition Of slavery.
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America. Foremost among her publish
ing houses stands to day the firm OF
Brown. Tageard and Chase. OF Corn
hill. The well-informed correspondent
of that ever reliable paper, the Braitie-
boro' Phoenix, Justly says that they have
made Cornhill in Boston as famous as
the famed Cornhill in London, whence
come the publications Of many men OF
Iertered renown. Brown, Taggard and
Chase will give to the world in the next
month thrilling narrative of hair-
breadth escapes and remarkable advent
ure>, entitled . DR.. Hayes Arctic Boat
Journey in the Autumn of 1854" which
will AT once take a place among the
standard works OF Arctic voyaging; and
also Margaret Fuller's new work, Life
Without and Life Within" which ab-und>
in .i>celIaneous essays never before pub
li,hrd.
To their beautiful Juvenile works,
The RoIlo Series, and Uncle Toby's Ii
brary, together making twenty-five vol
umrs, they will in a few days add three
capital books Tor young proplr,-thr
first, Our Summer House" series, de-
s.aned to teach in a fascinating way the
wonders OF Nature, displaying the love
and grandeur of the Drity.-romantic
and thrilling q Pictures from the Ili<to-
~ Of the Swiss, and " Nelly and Her
Friends" gem sparkling with all good
influences for little ladies in their teens
/ These are really desirable works, anG
such as every parent should seekito plac,
in the hands of his young folks, both fol
their worldly and eternal welfare.
! TUCKER's SPRING BED.-Beds differ
all the way from rock to eIdrr-dowu
4, from the swine's hair to pure polishe,
- linen or cotton she IS and silk coverlet
ANA the enee' OF 'he u'nerFhce Is a
marked upon health as it is upon comfort
. But often where the greatest expense ma
been incurred 10 secure comfort ana lux
uFy' The worst PoSSlo'F provision mas nee
e made Tor health, which Is the h'ght'
z luxury IN the long rum Feather bee
are fortunes TO the doctors; but harde
, substances, such as straw, huskS, shaving
moss, hair, upon rigid foundation max
delicate bones ache, and interfere moi
or less with the free circulation OF ii
blood. 1t has long been problem
, produce a bed that would have all Il
advantages of elasticity, thar would pr
serve lis level under the pressure OF
load, yield at every point OF contact SO
not to impede the Circulation be Sc
without smotherIng' and not cost emo
y mou>iy; IN other words, to make a b.
r at once cheap, luxurious and heaIthtuI.
n Springs OF various elastic substanc
A have been applied in an almost corntle
: variety OF ways but we believe no col
- bInatlon has ever rqnaIrd' In all resPec
%. fuckers Spring Bed In other attemI
= where the result has been success IN
IL gard to health and comfort, 1t has fail
IN economy, or the reverse. Mr.. Iuc
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

A Distressing Coagh causes the
friends Of the sufferer as much pain a.
the sufferer himself Dr.. Wislar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry will certainly cure
coughs, cold, arrest consumption, and sbss
seSdily When id Il ever fsil1
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

6 We understand that the friends Of
Rev. F. D. Hopkins are to have a Do
nation Visit and Oyster Supper, in the
church at Albany Centre, Thursday eve
uing' Dee. %. a good chance for a
sleigh ride and supper. Think We shall
b. Tiers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

x The Pits River Indians, Califor-
MIA have been successfully defeated in
several engagements
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF COOK AND COPPlE

SIXTEEN HUNDRED PEOPLE PRESENT.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23
John Browns Invasion.
EXECUTION OF
COOK, eOPPIE, GREEN AND COPELAND.

NO runULr OR EXCITEMENT.