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Cabinet-NIaker,s Protective Union
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The members of the above association met,
pursuant to adjournment, at Arbiter Hall yes
terday afternoon. The number in attendance
was quite large, and considerable interest man
ifested.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and adopted, when the Investigating
Committee made the following report:
Mitchell & Rsmmelsberg will give the COM
mittee an answer at Eve o'clock this afternoon.
II they agree with the committee, they will
pay of their hands tomorrow, and request
that they come one at a time.
Had a conference with johnson q Meader.
They stated that IL the Union would drop the
"abop Committee" they would come in--other-
wise they would not submit. ..
1t was agreed to stand by the rules Of the
Union, and let this firm event"
From weiderich & Jones, NJ. L. Duncan
Aaron Shaw, Avery, and Smith & Hawley, mt
report.
Kramer and HenShaw, same as yesterday.
Dobell had signed the printed resolution a
to "shop Committee" Now Dobell s cal
right" (ApplauSo.)
John s. Johns, Of tho factory of g. ]. ohns
will submit to all but the advance Of one dol
lar on week work.
The following affidavit was presented, reat
and ordered to be published:
We, the undersigned, committee from tn
factory of Mr.. L. Duncan, do hereby certif,
that, in conversation with Mr.. Duncan, ol
the 2lst of March, 1859, We understood him t
say that Mr.. Rammelsberg, of the firm Q
Mitchell & Rammelsberg, had presented him
proposition requesting him Duncan to agre
to not employ any workman who had left an
other shop on account of not being satisfe
with the prices he was receiving.
Signed, MATTHIAS LETSCHE,
HENRY RUNNING,
FRANCE LIVEIiL
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ROBBERY OF HORSE AND WAGoN.-Some
persons, night before last, went to the stable of
Conrad Ely, who resides short distance from
the city, in Deercreek Valley, and took two
horse wagon and drove off with both. The
loss will, we presume, amount to between 5000
wagon quito good and almost new.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The Commissioners, at their session yesterday
discharged Michael Walsh, Patrick Moran
James Butler and Thomas Wilson, they hav-
ing no means to pay the fines and costs
charged against them. No orders were passed
and, with the above exception, no business wal
tranaacted
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Subscribed and sworn to before me, and in
my presence, this Goth day of March, 1859.
F. II. R0WEKAMP, J. P.
As tho following seems to be the "bone of
contention" we publish the duty of
"THE SHOP COMMITTEE"
Resolred, That it shall be the duty of the
"Shop COMMITTEE" to see that the prices are fully
sustained. 1t shall also be their duty to settle
all difficulties in regard to prices that may arise
between the boss or foreman and workmen, on
new jobs, or on jobs where there is any alter
alton of pattern, or where there is more work
done by machinery than has been done hereto
fore. ~ ..t -
Adjourned until to day at two O'Clock.
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COMMON PLEAS.

CIVIL sIDE.-Isaac ". Pratt VS.. Adams Express
Company. An action submitted to Judge Mallon, in
which plaintiff claimed to recover the value Of seven
cases 05 eans) Of oysters The plaintiff contracted
Portsmouth, Va, to tho cities Of the West. The
above lot arrived In Cincinnati, and plaintiffs agent
would not receive them, they ret (as he al
leged) In time The Express Company then attempted
to sell them, when It appeared they were sour and
worthless.
Judge Mallon was Of opinion that neither party bad
made out the requisite proof Plaintiff was bound to
show they were delivered In good order and defend
ants that the delay within the exception in theil
contract 't
Case set for further hearing.
Judge Dickson heard submitted cases
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BURGLARY.-A house situated on East Fourth
street, in the rear of Mr.. Nicholas Long
worth's garden, and occupied by a woman
named Julia Murtel, was feloniously entered
night before last by some persons, who succeeded
in carrying of a large Daguerreotype set in
gold, together with $50 or $40 worth of jew.
al
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CASE OF ILLICIT FATHERHooD.-A German
girl went before Justice Rowekamp and made
charge of Illicit fatherhoOd against John
HoctIer, who was arrested yesterday and went
to Jail in default of $500 BAIL
ANoTHER.-Frank Eggert was held to bail in
the sum of $500, yesterday, by Justice Nc
Fall, upon similar charge, which was pre-
fsrred against him by Ann Miller.
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ARRESTED ON 4 CHARGE OF HoRsE-srEALiNa.
A man named Andrew sparry was arrested
yesterday and lodged in the Hammond-street
Station house, to be returned TO Dayton to-
day, to answer charge of having been impli-
Gated in the theft of horse, which took place
in that city few days ago.
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Local n ews.
Departure Of Trains.

C,rotSSArI, HAMILTON q DAYTON -- 500 A. M, $40
A. M, 4:36 ?. N. $40 P. M, Hamilton Accommo-
dation. - -
p M, Louisville Express.
IEpIANAPoLIs 4 CINcINNArI-6A. NJ, 4il5 p. NJ. 500
p, NJ, Chicago and Terre Haute Night Express.
LITrLE MIAMI-9:OO A. NJ, AIS P. NJ, 1880 p. M.
CINoIENATI MARIETTA PARKERsBURg-From East
CINCINNATI, WILMIKaToF a ZANEsvILLE-From East
Front Street Depot-9 A. M, 4:l5P. M.
CINCINNATI, RIOHMOED q 1EDIAEAP0LIs-600 A. M,
A30 p. M.
ANDERsoE, KoKoMo 4 &LoaANsPoRr-From Cincinnati
Hamilton Dayton Depot-6OO A. M.
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l. AW r. E P O r. II
SUPERIOR COURT.

In Room No. Judge Gholson called the default
list, and then proceeded with the hearing OF sub
mitted cases.
Dean 4 Campbell VS. The Commissioners Of Hamil-
ton County, Ohio, and Dearborn County, Indiana
and the Whitewater Canal Company. An action to
recover for work and labor, In the masonry of the
Harrison Bridge across Whitewater River, near the
town Of Harrison. A greet many witnesses were ex-
amined In the case.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@S- I. .. o. F. THE REGULAR
Quarterly Meeting OF American Lodge, No 19O, I.
O. o. T., will be held at the Hall, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 30th inst, at ~ o'clock for the payment
Of advance dues and other important business. The
P. &C. are particularly requested e be present and
vote for Grand 0ficers. JOHN u. REES,
mr3o.lt -I--t a.. l Per. soo'y.
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The different places of amusement (and there
are many at present in the city, are all well
patronised--a good evidence of the prosperous
condition of the people.
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ACTIVE preparations are being made by man
ayers of circuses and mensgories for the spring
and summer tour.
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THERE are more lives lost by accident upon
the Ohio River, than upon the Atlantic or Pa
cifc Oceans.
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The German Journeymen Painters met, last
evening, at Flatich Hall, on Vine street, for
the purpose of organizing Protective Union,
and to take into consideration the propriety of
n atrika
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LOOK out for the "Daily Press" bulletin
boardl During the Democratic Convention
reports will be made every other minute,
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FARMERS are preparing their ground for
the sowing of their spring crops. The ground
is said to be in good condition.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-30

MASK BALL.--There was mask ball at Mrs
shanks' Dancing School, on Vine street, las
night. . ....
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The gale last night was fearful, especially
upon the Ohio River.
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u. B. & W. B. COLEMAN,

j E>AsH ADVANCED ON GOODS LEFT
; " forsae. Bales attended In city or country for
moderate commissions. marlH
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as-ses interestins Local News ON Sd pnse.
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"ILLIAM II. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY
Wv and Counsellor at Law, Chase's Building
Third street, dosTs East Of Main. rD
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"The Blood is the Life Thereof

@-ADVERTISE IN THE HOOsIER
STATE, Lawrenceburg, Ind. mr26-AWt
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KETCHUM'S
Celebrated Moving Machine

After many years experience in the manuiac-
ture, sale and use of Mowers and Reapers, and
with our present Improvements added, which
have been thoroughly proved, we can recommend
the Ketchum Machine without any fear or mis-
giving, and do honestly believe, that it is lie ma
chine above all others, in cutting grass grain,
with the least draught, the greatest economy and
success OF any in use. The machinery and gear
ing is so simple that any person, even boy, can
manage it and with the Reaper attachment
which can be added at any time, it requires with
gentle team but one man 10 drive and rake off
the gram. The machine is so constructed as TO
combine great strength and durability with the
smallest possible weight the cutters are SO
formed as to prevent entirely the liability to clog
II may be stopped and started in wet and lodged
grass without backing. 1t has wheel and lever
attachment by which the operator can instantly
raise the cutter six or eight inches to pass
over obstruction and while raised the machine
may be drawn 10 and from the field, &c. The
cutter bar being always on line with the axis
of the driving wheel this machine operates
well on rough and uneven ground, where other
machines cannot NOV. Ii can be instantly thrown
out OF or INTO gear, by means OF short lever
which can be operated with ease by the driver on
the seat. The machine is constituted entirely OF
IRON, and the very best kind, and its parts are
adjusted and guarded against accidents that il
requires but little more attention to keep it in
working order than the common scythe. Our
one horse machine has given great satisfaction
and is just the thing for many farmers.
PRICES OF MACHINES.
One Horse Machine g l-2 #. cut, $500
Light Two Horse " #. cut. VT. 476 lbs 5000
" l2" 4S0 $500
Heavy &C eco 10000
Reaper Attachment extra, 1000
Machines delivered at Worcester. Mass
NoURsE MASON & Co, Worcester, Macs.
Please forward your orders 10
WHEELER FRENCH, Agent.
West Addison, Vt, June lst 1859.
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DIED.

Ia April last, Mt MORGAN \. Y, Misc LunA A.
Eutks, aged % years
Nj. oiEs graduated at Fort Edward lnsti-
tuts in 1867 was Poetess Of great sweetness,
ana appreciated highly Us such, neat volume,
" Rural Rhymes" having just been issued at AL
bauy. before her untimelv death.
On the 18th INST, after brief illness, RUTH,
Youngest daughter OF William F. and Anne F.
nascom, aged thirteen months.
IL Salisbury ny 80, Mrs. DELANf D"iY,
AGED "a wears, wife OF Marshall 5. Doty.
In Brdport May 18th, Mrs. HARRIET fiuNrLtf
WIT, Of ] h Hun tley aged 55 years.
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We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison, Com
missicucrs. TO receive, examine and nd iust all
claims aud den ands Of all persons against the
estate Of SAMUEL POND,
late Of Burke ". Y, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; and six months from the 9Th day Of
June, being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that We
WIN attend 10 the business of our said appoint
men+ It the Office Of J.. G.Wr light In Aiddlebury
on the first Tuesdays Of July and December next
from onne o'clock, until four o'clock, P. NJ, on
each o said days.
JOHN W. STEWART, lco,,,,s
CYRUS 2. MORRISON. O0'N'
Dated at Middlebury this 14th day Of June,
4. d. 1859. ,
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DR.. Henry's Electric Ointment

Fo. ,urinp Scratches. calls rall-. 90 am
uarsee Sail rLonn ts'l W.r,I' ola Sl,.,'
p,rna yS.r on n"nnl,
Tifs 0iri,oeut ytber. -,.t...i,c.l g.. ..,l;,.
VOW, raniiIy md WIZ Sir,,J,. c,. ,I, ,sasi,
thai il ine. VIA, we in ali cot,: ,r9Dt IL IN no.
to VII. To cnrr scratches ON bo-sos in fr,,o t,l
t0eiy la,.s ybar tha di,c,.t;,,,s o,,n,,,a,,;,',,
eacb how .,r, et-ictl,. colIny,ed
+ have uscd Dr.. Henry. Ointment for scratch.
..orJ Sail Pbcur, sora. va,,, nonu ,.itbl,,t .,
einoIe C,;,nrr 49, Ua,,, g,,,,L,,,. p',,,;, t'. pyL
r.. 7I,,,c JEoI,at, T.
|, 10 ,be ho.f .o,rnsi,. c,. .,.,,,.i,, ,,u. anal
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IlS eqgai ma never been iomd II manu-
iaclnted by a. 81 nlEt y, 1T l''ghgatr, w., ana
g. bat up ln larger bottles more ta Fly style, and
IS moI' b'a"H Pf,J""cd than amy 'i th" iumorUuH
hair droS ius- OF iir day.
O%f AppIIrAtID+
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i'''' u" '''l'' ,,.s' ' .i"'
,h'"trIN zone wiz, i've new 'IIf gnu !'aV' To Ih'
i.r IL ~ u.s. ''i'"-
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IN "9 "1ulPl''' q".nl" - 'n'9 i"N i5"i "'or va
e1,",g ,,''''h " I w. ','t 1l,o
lie .saIp,j 'aer@Jy a.asqs free and @eali.hy
elrcuiailoI OF Dlood, ana ny MS iohe and mug
ol',ils 1t "'l p,"'i'e
m ,!'a u; ,Io III ,b es NJ ,
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soap thereby Y'N'ns lree ana heIlthY action
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EXTRACTS From LETTERS AND REFERENCES 1:
Prof Mott, Magic Hair lnyiqorator is une
qualled bv anything now before the public. 1t
Is what ii purports 70 be. a preparation Of real
substantial merit, and we are much pleased TO
lerrn that they are rapidly taking the place Of
useless nO-trume - BHlLHgiJH. w. SenhRei
1t is one Of The most worthy preparations for the
hair with which ever became acquainted. and
| take great pleasure in recommending the same
to the public | particularly admire This com.
pound, for the traerancy and duration Of its per.
iume.-Dt johnson, Berkshire. H.
was bald for years. This Inyigorator restored
my hair. which has never fallen of since. -
George i. Ha1lreH Jr., Au5afa, N. l.
Three months ago was entirely bald: at this
time my head is covered with new hair. am
satisfied it was forced to grow BY the use of the
Invgolator. NY hair has returned to its former
color had been bald about eight orten year,
james H. Abbott, Cabot, ".
would pay fifty dollars per year. rather than
be without YOUR Inviporotor-H Jameson Utica
n \.
had been bald ior quite a number Of yeals
Motifs lnvigoratcr has restored my hair. 1t is a.
thick and heavy rs in my youth Daniel Dodge
Sutton, I. Z.
NJ tt's Inyigorator il Il most excellent prepa
ration and must be a very acceptable article for
the toilet Of any lady or gentleman st. AiJqns
Messenger.
This Invigorator zee haze t,ed, and Ike it, 1t
Is more pleasant to use, and is decidedly cheaper
than any other. Burlington Free Press.
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NOTICE.

Whereas. nv sons Charlie. Mare elus Needham
md William Wright Needhani, left me without
nv knowledge OF any just provocation, there
ore forbid any person harboring or trusting them
lon nv account, Ms shall pay no debts Of then
contracting after this date, >,,,-
ARNON NEEDllAM.
Whiting, June = 1863. sew
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Ereul Notices.

SIA1EOF VERMONT District Of Addison, q.
BE remembered that at a Probate Court held
o. MiddIoburv, within and for the District of Az
olson. ON the 13thday Of June A. d. 1859
Darwin Rider surviving, administrator of the
estate Of JOSEPH FROST,
Ike of Budporl, in said district, deceased, pre-
SCENTS lis administration account for allowance
% IS thereupou ordered that said account be
considered for allowance by this court al ses 70
sion thereof TO be held at the Probate Office, in
Midd'cburv, ON Saturday, the Cd day Of July,
A. d. 1850, $40 ten o'clock, in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be given to all per
sons interested. fihat they may appear and
make their objections if any they may have, TO
the allowance Of said account by publishing a
certified copy ofthis order in the Nliddlebury Reg
ister--a newspaper printed at said Aiddlebury-
three weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said court
CALVIN C. TILDEN, Judge.
A true copy from the records.
o. Attest, G. G. TlLDEN, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT District Of Addlsons IS
Be it remembered that ct Probate Court held
at Middlebury, in and for the District Of Addison,
on the 18th day of June A. D. 1859 Hiram
Smith, administrator OF the estate OF
MARY I. JOHNSON
late Of Brdport, in said district, deceased, pre-
sents his administration account, for allow
ance 1t is thereupon ordered, that said account
he considered by this court for allowance alta
5es5io thereof to be held at the Probate Office,
in sad 1hddebury, on Saturday, the I'd day OF
July, a. d. 1853, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
ana that notice thereof he given TO all persons
Interested, that they may appear and make their
objections, If any they may have, to the allow
anCe Of said account by pub fishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middlebury Register
q Newspaper printed at said Mddlebury -three
weeks successfully previous to the time of said
Court. .,.,,
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MARRIED..

la Cornwall June Z by the Rev. J. X. Wright
Iir. FREDERICK DOUBLE 10 Miss LOUISE ZERO
~ oil Cornwall
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ESTRAY.

>trnveI from the enclosure Of the subscriber,
on Salisbury Plains, a small grey French Mare,
b nd feet bare--long tail and long name. Any
person giving information OF said mare shall be
suitably rewarded. NELSON AloWELL'
June II, 1863. 9,a"
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Farmers Save your Money
For sale b.

Your attention is called 10
Aliens Patent Moving Machine,
That has been proved and stood the test and not
broke down.
The best Machine Of the kind nov in use with
Improvements for raising the Cutter Bar with or
without Reaper Attachment, and Is the only
Machine that win cut wet grass without clogging
the knives.
This Machine with extras can be had ior : II U
of J. ". CONROE, Agent.
Alddebury, April ~, 1859 >;
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$500 Reward Honest Jack

The proprietor. of this superior Stock Horse,
take this method to inform those in this vicinity
who wish to raise the best horses in this or any
other country, that he viii be kept AT the stable
Of the subscribers in Weybrdge, on Monday
Tuesday and Saturday, of each week, through
the season As the subscribers have number
OF breeding mares on their farm in Ripton, the
Horse will pass to that place once a week, those
in that section can conveniently avail themsel-
yes of his services Honest Jack is six years
old, color dark bsy, IL IL hands high, in good
flesh, weighing 100 lbs. For symmetry of form
and elegance of movement he is not surpassed
by any horse in the State. Sired BY the North
or Myrick Horse, and from a one half blood
Morgan Mare. No mare in this vicinity can
boast of so valuable a family MS she has produ-
ced, six of her colts raised in succession, four
SOLD and valid offers made for the other two,
amount to the snug sum Of s7575. He trots 4
mile in 2m 30s, with ease and without thorough
training. The propretors hazard nothing in
saying, that lie is the best trottng Stock Horse
in Addison County. II any doubt they can be
satisfied by reliable references, or ocular demon-
sration, aud we are ready TO match him to har-
ness him with any stock horse of his age in Ad-
olson County, for any sum not exceeding $500,
at any reasonable tune and place. The services
of the Horse will be so low that none can COM
plain Please call and see him il will cost moth.
ing. l.. c. DRAKE.
l.. DRAKE.
Niddlebury Nav 25 1859
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CONSUMPTION Is DURABLE :
By the use OF Winchester Genuine Preparation
OF DR. f Churchill Compound Of the
II Y p d p II d $ p HIVE s.
OF LI5IE, SODA AND rOrAsH.
Originally discovered and prescribed b, hm o.
Specific remedy Tor
4 u n q Z II 2 Z I u \

OF LIME, SODA AND Potash
Originally discovered and prescribed b, h,m o.
Specific remedy Tor
CON- UNI TION'
Ine use OF the Hvpophosphtes III Cousump-
ton Sorofula, Nervous Debility, Asthma, Brou
chitis, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, and all
other diseases depending upon a defc ant vitali-
~ in the elements Of the blood, have proved their
invarable efficacy in thousands Of cases in Lu-
rope and America, and establishing the claim Of
the discoyerer that they are sure preventative
and
SCIENTIFIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMP1lON.
DR.. Churchill says:
" In no single instance have found the ieme-
dy fail TO produce everything that could be rea-
sonably expected from IT, In most instances the
benefit derived from il has FAR EXCEEDED what
could have been hoped for, when taking into Sc
count the Cegree and extent Of the injury sus.
tanned by the lungs previously 10 the use Of the
remedy, Out of twenty two
cases IN he hird or last stage, treated at my Dis
pensary dnriug the past year eight have com
petely recovered, eight have died. and six are
under treatment. Such a esult is altogctherun-
paraleled in the annals OF medicine"
Be SURE 10 PURCHASE WINCHFsTEE's GENUINE
PREPARATION,
which is certified by Dr. James L. Chiffon TO be
properly made and chewicalg yuJe." My fac
simiie signature is upon every bottle
Tt5-Prlce 81 per bottle, or three bottles for 10,
with full direction, for use Write for Circulars
which will give reliable information, aud save
from all possibility Of deception sold wholesale,
at the lowest discount for cash, at the sole ten
eral Depot in the United States, byJ. WlNClIES-
TER, American and Foreign Agency, 40 lohn
street, New York Also NJ
+. II. NILES,
Ne, , ARCH STREET, BOSTON MASS,
Agent Tor the States Of Mass, n. IT,. and w., 20
whom al orders must be addre ed
Boston, June /, 1859. S'ly
GOLD PENS.
A large assortment OF GoH P,Hs and Gases
made by Dawson, Warren 4 Hyde, lust received
aud for sale, at COFELAND'S Bookstore.
SHINGLES.
4 lmpe quantity of Pine, spruce aud Cedar
Shingles, Tor sale by
j. DAVENPORT,
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WRAPPING PAPERS.

Over 1000 lbs Wrapping Paper, Just received
including Manila. Hemp, Rag and Straw, all
sizes and weights, 10 which the attention of mer-
chants and consumers i invited. We intend to
make this q prominent branch Of our business,
and Merchants may depend upon finding large
stock, all of which will be sold AT Lon Prices.
Please call and examine.
A. H. COPELAND.
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WAR! WAR! WAR
WAR! WAR WAR
WAR! WAR! WAR!
IN Y. TIMES, TRIBUNE& HERALD.
t" TIMES, TRIBUNE Il HERALD.
q" TINES, TRIBUNE & HERALD.
BOSTON JOURNAL.
BOSTON JOURNAL.
BOSTON JOURNAL.
RECEIVED DAILY.
RECEIVED DAILY.
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