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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

GA burglar was caught with twenty-
three watches in his possession. He was
the greatest sthief of time we ever heard of
except .procrastnatiOn' .a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

GThe smallest compliment we receive
from another confers more pleasure than the
biggest compliment we pay to ourselves.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17
WHOLE NO. 1869

GLazness travels so slowly that pow
erty soon overtakes her.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-17

0yAdam Clark said he had lived To knox
that the secret of happiness was never IL
allow your energies 10 Siasnatc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
Court Of General sessions.
Before Judeo Russell.

Tho Liy Judge, awaiting himself Of tho provisions of
recent act has proacted tho May torn OF this Court
order to try number of prisoners ncarceated in
the Tonbs, charged with various degrees OF homicide
Tbi8 effort expedite tho criminal business OF ;;ty
affords abundant proof OF the efficiency and fahfulness
Judge Russell, whose sle IL would be well for his
colleagues follow.
The Court opened by the Clerk calling the list OF iu
rors, and after nuhor Of them had presented varou
excuses Ter no, serving,
John Joyce who was indicted for manslaughtcr IN tho
first gree bavng tho 18th OF May stabbed Bridge
Freeman pie AGED guilty TO tho fourth grado OF that o.
fcDcr, nrd was rernanded for sentence.
William f. Moore then arragned, charged With the
murder OF John Van war in Antony street. tue 2sn
Of March. appears that the prisoner suspected Van
War Of having CRIMINAL Intercourse with his wife, aad In
the heat Of passion slew the deceased HIS COUNSEL MIR.
Johnson stated that important witnesses for the defence
absent, and, with tue consent Of the District Az
tofnc, the trial was postponed I'LL Tuesday
Telz Sanchez fugitive murdoror tho particulars II
whose capture have already appeared the HERALD,
poced tho bar He pleaded not guilty, and, in COM
pApce with hs Wishes the Court assigned Mo Aathon 70
conduct tho defence He will be tried on Thursday.
There beI DO other rcady tor trial the Court
adjourned Til Tuesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Beicse Hou judges Roosevelt. Su'hslAod ard I.s,t
TIRE Elm STREET mU9p%i MOTION 80 caASsg r3H
VENUE IN IBR CASE OF JAMES aLAss.
NAY 3o.-We People rs d. me GtisS -lhe os,oic, A.
torney moved Tor chang " IN the Isni
Glass, charged with the der Hichart Owens in aD
street The motion made upon the AFFIDAVIT OF So
Water bury which torln the lacta OF prs0ner
ng been tried twice Ia the oy and The enlargement OF
The juries, his belief Of he iLpposslby OF poslr
ne Jnty IN Consequence Of the olrcdiost being
thoroughly discussed IN Nav York.
Dir. Whtng, IN opposnon read the affidavit OF james
ostspcd The last trial ba, Tor number OF persoos
challenged and st ASIDE by tho District Attorney ;
that he Or sopor) believed that the tn ilres
iaied 70 agree was because trey could not bellows
The testimony OF the witnesses @ho turned Sia'es
evidence that DO would be unable TO thu
expenses Of trial out of this city: that no mas
no means and that his wife and four children are SUD-
ported by his tTends Counsel then objected thu uris
dosoh OF tbs Court nasmuch that eight days not 70
motion shond frs, be made at Special rern
Mr. Waterbury replied, and the Court reserved Its
decision.
THE sTErHENs WIFE POISONING CASE.
james MeIkeas Us. The People The appe.n.
vioed q poso0ins lib vile, and his Counsel Messgs Ash
mead, Butteed and ex.A,iorney General Cashing move
for q oew trial on sever Al pontthe mps,fectop OF tho
record &csud contend that the record ia lh3 present
shows thu, the trial Of the prisoner three
weeks, aud that during all that opg period of time the
jury kept together but permitted mugie
the community. the separation Of ooe two Jurors
Tor short time from the rest Of the panel Is in Law sual
c'ent ground TO set sside verdict IN capital CASE
much g the necessity tor doing increased whore tire
Whole OF the jurors were suffered to dispense during the
period OF an exciting trial.
Mr. shatier, tor the people, argued at considerable
ength, ccntendpg That the prisoner had trial;
inc PROOF OF his guilt s abundant, clear and conclusive
lie exceptions were chiefly taken sterial points
and mmsteTia lions Of the evidence The exifipslc
nsters 90 which the prisoners counsel ask for a
trial ought hot TO be considered especially when there.
by party would be permitted TO take Advantage OF his
own wrong Decision reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
Police antelflUence.

RowDYEN THE SABBArH.-On Sunday afternoon
party of Germans accompanied by ladies' while returning
from Hoboken, attacked by rowdies badly
After scattering tho Germans every direction the
assalants turntd their attention 10 young named
McG who standing tho corner Of West Broad way
and Duane street, and from pure love of ruinism
and kicked the poor fellow until he Isensibe. The
rascals then went into dsrspuiabIe house In Leonard
street. where they got champagne upon the strength Of
counterfeit $40 b,l and making themselves quite
merry at the expense OF the landa when the Fifth pre-
cnct police burst in them and arrested -four their
number The prisoners gave their names as Casey om-
bard, Wheeler and Humphreys. Yesterday they were
before Justice the Lower Police Court
ana committed for trial Mc'iili WAS found to be
vereIy wounded that it deemed necessary to take
him to TIE New York Hospital, where ne remains.
CAPTURE Or An ALLEGED SwSnLEa.-A young man giving
bs name George Fisher arrested yesterday after.
noou in Wall street, by policeman sparrow Of the second
precinct, on charge OF s.noDg aud exort preferred
against him by Mr. W, l.. Wood under the folio wing cir
cuns.ances. The complainant sent bis clerk Of
banks in Wall street with check ito have it cashed. The
boy as directed As c ste pped outside the bank no was
acccsted by the prcncr told that the check no
just presented forgery. Fisher threatened to
tho LAD he did not deliver up the money but
latter VITO had heard OF such tricks BEFORE could not he
induced 10 part with the funds On returning TO the
office OF bis employer, and narIatng the occurrence,
Mr. Woods told tho clerk tn go back and search for
the inpostor, and hand him to The first po-
licemsn. Fisher was found lettering about the back,
related. Quite number Of merchants have suffered by
This docgc, throo where the money extorod
having occurred within tho past week. The prconer
brought 10 the Second precinct citation house and there
locked up tor examination Parties Interested
quss,ed to cal and take a look at Mr.. Fisher.
RECOGNIZED AVID CAUGHT Some Elk weeks ago inge
pious robbery effected at the Office Of John Rogers
No SO Tenth avenue, OF which published
at tho time The thief escaped. and nothing heard
OF BIN until yesterday, when Mr. Rogers esped him Ia
Stage and nandcf him over to the police. Justice Qdack-
enbush committed tie prisoner for trial.
SIZZLING Liquor ON SuNpAy--John Herman and Henry
Hacs arrested by the Sxteenth precinct police
the instance Of the saboatarian Committee for selling
liquor Sunday, contrary to law. The prsoners
brought before Justice Quackebbus and held to bail each
IN the sum Of $500 TO number o. other arrests
will DO made Lext Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
OCULISTs AND AUIsISTs.


pAHi1AL DEAtrEs AND DisChAkGk5 From xH1
cst motive publish List Of
cet;ls effected h. f The parties the highest
tsbtity and vii gladly tesufy the etl u and
dement's realized from his extraordinary and successful o
Mr. Charles vsnbrunt OF discharge from H.
pssua Deafness caused by the aeQ
81 three ears Ee Is nov II, and be NJ No. -
Murray street New fork City.
mr. Al, Lsbrop, OF so years old, years lsaG
With abe entirely. RanDs
dence 90 West Washington place, new YORK
NJ Wniisus sivey 10 Cortsnct q. new York.
Capt Charles AbdsT60p S.rseriies, New York.
q q Clue, Schenectady, New York.
Stkiles Corn ell orange couety New Yox.
Theodore Butcher. 20l West S7h York.
MS. haIunDrn, ~ ceneycst g. Broadway, nev Yoxk.
NJ. teuLs musician, WEST ecint YORK.
t!rus, importer, 2I Washington ST., Few York.
Il r. Greene CONDUCTOR 5rooklsn City, kaOsd Brooa1yA..
W y. franc, kounaou rev York.
=. Nago~n, faricv-, Nrw York.
Ara uard1er, No ~ Marie. b., New YORK.
James A. Eahc OK No i0z Flu TIM st. Ne " Yak.
A. A. jayne, No l59 Ten u New York.
tohn usisss. no, 2.5 Bay st, JERSEY li.y
fhonss hsywocc, No. so station st, Sew York
ilsnoius Miller No 50 Bedford st. Ne~ York.
DR. II. bells nephew, Anbrrn New iok-
James X. Burlis, .siass Works Chicago, iDlno4s-
jos. Burnett fieAsaut alley. n. T.
Mr. B r kephenson's ch'd Jscksonyi;e Illinois
&. r serdmeu, Asq. Counsellor ~ Law, No q CaanheQ
street, Ne~ io5k city
seth Paine. broker sId EDITOR. Chicago Illians
Miss hebeccs ID. Howard, farhAy Gu, AasschusestsL
Miss Price Portland Name
rr III RTinY VII receive patients each uacrninx a. hi
residence, 10 40 ct MsrA's place.
NEW iohx, May 20. 1903.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
Testers sewing Machines
ssIEsaoOMs 1928 BROADWAY, n.
WHOLESALE AGENTS WANTED.


n1nxGxOo.
AoxEE-LYNcH In Rroogiyn, +. d on Wednesday
Nay 2b at the residence of tine BRIDES father by Rev
t. Peters henry c. AcKrR 10 MARA Ioul only daxhter
OF the Hon. j. G. Ly nch, all Of Brooklyn
DOFsBY-JAcKsoS In this city on Monday Nay 30, by
the Rev joel Parker, D. D. JOHNSON DoasEY, Pa0a
ma, n G., CAsME A. daughter of L. jackson, Eza OF
THIS city.
EMrSr oRP--3ugHETT On Sunday evening, May %, by
the Rev Toeodote Cuyler Mr.. WILLIAM EhsSposF to Mss
MARY ANEiIA BURNETT, all Ct this city.
GEAls-kssAEY.-0n Saturday, May %, by the Rev.
George McCiutsey HxNEY W. GEAR 10 MISS MATILDA KIN
N.Y. all OF tbs city,
IoomI-RKKMAy.-ou Tuesday, Jan. t. by Rev. Or
Maeee, D D., lcARD To0uII Of this city, 10 MARGAREr
kirBNAy, Of Elizabeth City, New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

I'm Advertisement Headed "Untted
States Circuit Court-H. Goodyear rev so-k uatta
fcrcha Comb Company" and urportng TO signed b. e.
n he Ter ksl for pisnH and GEORGE clifford, Esq
DESCENDANT Is stated that the cause came for rti the
ih Of inst hNd that he returned verdict
0: The pIsit,iH tanning the validity OF the patents"
Gbese Statements well calculated were, doubt
tween tho psrks meooned had termnaod in toe
pistpih. Wien IL u nth there t5Iat waa,eyer
1y 70 idauen taSeu, the defendant
fering evidence rod making defence.
bis verdict ttus parsded By Advertisement has therefore,
determined nothing
Whenever sui Ia Instituted Mr. Goodyear against
company Ierrsscnt egaiast no sell goods
deferce Will be made which advised By counsel
viii be sustained ~ the verdi st of = jury.
CAlN1ON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
j. X. GORDON. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
ItOatettsr'S
CELEBEATEo
sToMACH

pr. HCSTETTER's CELEBRATED SION AGA Suffers
have certain all discases the atomach
its ,onc ppeI.s are upelnsed by any medicine Known to
tried how encacious H. prepared with great
and ita component parts eptrry vegetable. Il
free from the objections often urged
Of the krd are bttes may &c used with c.na tence aod
beneficial effects by al suffering from complaints of
stomach medical agent has eqasI while pleas
Ing favor belu full euct have made general avnri,e
II free from al properties calculated impair
ard its operations nj mild 500 hing and ecent
AL no have used The DtoiS ate S vrtucs and
It's
Fcf sale by druggists and dealers everywhere Principal
cepot In Rev Yoik Is and 10 Park Ros.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

CITY IN THE GOLD MINEs.-A Pixies Peaker
writes that Denver City log city containing about one
kpndrcd cnbirs. Corner lots range price from $50 to
$50. Inhabitants Indians, MexcaDs and white poo
yle-- about equally divdedaI bard Drinking aud
fphng all the wbio come one Killed nearly evcry week
now and then one hung.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

BOARD OF ALDERM EN-

Tt,x BOARD me, last evening Alderman Peck, n tas
airs acr Of the President called 10 the chair.
ASo1ulJ NOMINATION ISsPECrolSHIp.
The Nav or gent 10 another nomination Oil OF
City Ipspe1to,--Uan,. Delevan
Aldermen eooIE moved ia reference to the committee
having the matter in charge.
Alcorma. BRADLEY moved, ~ an amendment that the
nomination BE- cond' med.
The CHAM ruled the amend ment out Of order, aod tho
pominato on referred b, vo,e Of Q to5.
The Co,Loi alton Counsel Our Bus.eed) sent in com
rnupcaton setting forth his opinion that the Coamoo
Council have poxer reduce real aud pc'soos
estate sflcr they have been confirmed by the Bo,cd Of
Supervisors,
resolutoo directing the Comptroller TO sell atal,ol
lease of q ferry rom toe foo of Grand street
acucent thereto slip vt South Seventh street.
Brooklyn, D for period OF leo years, was tevfTed
A revolution offered 10y alderman BRSDLsy to the
effect that Counsel o. Cnrpgruoa he
.nrsn Board his opiIiDn ShLsr branch Of ths
Common Council has III 1T afopt resolution
the binding and printing VI all ma.'rs connected with
botn Boards. A6optao
TIE CENTRAL r."K
An ordnance Was po6aItea aui0rixng the Co nptroer
" the balance ol s.ox remaining OF the
Central Park Fund, being the Of 6C68 GO. Refer
red to The FinaJce Souu.tre.
The cum Of $500 Appropriated Tor the reception o.
sc New Haven CommoO Couac, who about " the
" Institutions ct Nca York
Adjourned 10 Monday next vt O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Wheeler Is Wilson's Sewing Machines.--
Onee 500 Broad ssy, N. Y. send tor u circular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Georges Hair Dye-The Best and Cheapest
IN the world. black brown Only 81 box three
boxed 70, 81 kaeh boz wHrantedto contain n hA
dee ~ bet sell Tor 81 each ipststane does av
color the ssin re,ans is color viii Of bills
ter Try hemember, liquid .nd instantaneous" Sold
ct eCU11s drug store, SOC GRAND street. new YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Besuty's Eys sparkle NJ fhr sight s.r one ri
thc- ppI cid paN,l sra hiuc has from WHITES
NC brVrdNAy under pRApn's Museum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Sptctacics, StereOscopes and Views fir great
variety, att. PhEATIUa's, Ct Nassau ltreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Defiance sklsmnnder Safes, with Patent
powder proof ioese and basAs fire a,,i hor gar
proof safes Depot % Murray street OF college
piace llcfnefly 1872 Eesri street,
RoBE1T "a PATRTCS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Brady's Photographic Galleries, $50 and
Gas Broadway, New York and Pennzy avenue
Washington ID. u Photographs Dsguerreoypes and AM
brotypes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Hill, Inimitablc Hair Cutter.-Hnir Dye,
80 cents black or brown Depot No. Barclay street, also
sold at as9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Bnrry's Tric0pherOus 10 the Best and Cheap
article for 6rcsns besuliyng Cleaning curling, pre-
serving snd restoring the hair. Ladies' It. sold BY all
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is warranted
to scToiuu ersy rese sarheum sosd head cersed
legs FOR sale uy sl druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

NHeLaughlin's Improved French yoke
shirts Yeaoy made, all nre. store ~
Greenwich street corner Of Murray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Datchelss's Hair Dye, Wiss ard Toupees,
the best In ne al Sold applied
n ne mAnufAccry, rs BrcadwNy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

1hs Best Sprlnx tscd In hlxistenco-t kA0 W -
sllPec. n trcm % s., at S1s krsdway. Cs and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

For any Description OF G Nothing, re ady made,
CT DER call Drumgold and Proch No. PA Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Rupture Cured by Mnrsh & Co.'s Radical
1hey ak stockings FOR varcosc
VEINS supporters shsu der brsces
mites ade 10 order vesey street, house. r. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Strung ard Hicvory 'Tce, One Dollar tn !,
chs COCO cnifes ibs. dollar. CHRISTI,
sOr S, No. Cha,nbers or 26 greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Light, Elegant Summer Hats, IN all tn In
variety, the lowest prcel Beautiful
end children Fifst premiu y awsrcsL
KkiAU1G, manufacturer 3Si Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Weeds Patent Family Sewing MachinoS--
New STYLE prise $50 Ofsce AZ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Holioyvay's Ointment and Pitts arc tho
only reliable medicines for the all bilious symptoms
derpe ment q stomach and bowels old cores ulcers
eAhceIs. Manut.Stoiy. s0 Maiden lane n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

HsJr.-lts Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color,
and lis embeisbmen sed carefully BY A. 03ANDJEAE
No 10 wellth str ct, wert side and near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Nest Office Coats 81 each, az Drunagolsi q
Pyoch's, 10. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

French Liquid Dryer.
A quick DIR 10. pants-
h. +. TIAM ANN CO. rs vi liam strss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Lsdy recently stepDsd Out OF Carriage GA
Broadway drew eowAide and approached genlleG An
but suddenly fereatod her vehicle
ing You the one p lie tbs ono bur mad Just
bat of KNOX NO III D. oadwsy and looked
handsome h4t he escaped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

SrAlcIsass e. .,.Orses
SPAI DlNG'S
RQSENA2Y ARD CASTOR OIL
kCsEaaRy AND CsSfos OFT
Ros6AAnT AND OAssOE OtL
wARRASrsD
I. To beauufv tbs hair
2. curl hair elegantly.
), 70 remove dar drug ttfac;aSlt
4 To HAIR 70 bald heahA,
8 To frc~ ths beard and VNiskers "a gvy9.
8 10 vent halr from falling OF
7. To all diaesses the scass>
8. IsPrevent mar turning gray.
. To headache
10 To hill hair eaters.
no. sarsned Try g. All EenutA has sTnasuy
q Tho propYieor.Ahe no o,Aer-J RDfksHLL ssAi.DiAA
ssld y sew York 81 BAss1 Pask; GSrsy Howard sav
ku.hoa Co and MrA Hayes Br oealyn. ana By dealer
generally.
WE SHALL BE HAPPY TO FURNISH
w TRAVELLERS TO EUROPE
Win letters OF inroduc lou 10 our house In Paris Al
~ RUE DE PARALIS,
TO which place they for their purchases 10 be
pscped By CAREFUL and and shipped
us for delivery In any pArt nited states
PAymcn for goods can be made either In Paris or 10
their arrival here
HAU0HwoUr CO.,
Corner of Broadway and Boome street.
~ ATCHnS mi JEwELKY,
w Silver and plated plsted ware,
Importer and manufactures, AIS Broadway
eas door below Canal street, formerly u Wal y,xvsG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

DRIfCK IMPERIAL CHAMPAIGN
i from
DE VRNOGE co, ErERNAY, FRANCE,
81 used NJ the
IMPERIAL TABLES On HE CONTINENT OF KURofn
a PEs FEUTLY PURE AND DhLIJATE WINE
At moderate price Aud admirably adapted of family
3. A. KEnn, 7W Broadway; J. S. PIERCE 6ss Broadway
HOWELL CO. 6G Broadway; MACY Co. $40 -xtr
CoRwIN Co, Broadway ard wecue:h slesis
sHAw CkosBT, LIS spring street, and nearly load
ing hotel ard dealer throughout Il o countr
h. " HAJ5H~ou1, Sole Impor.sr,
corner S-OOro streeta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

o. A. Bills, Exchange ana Specie Bruiksr, I76
Greenwich street, second door north Of Pacific Hosai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31

Grover & BHAcr's CelciYa aleu-
NO1shLEss FAMILY SEWING sACHuN 81.
NEH III NLES AT kEDUvHD PkICEA
SSh Broadway New YORK.
1852 gulfoU street BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-31
o. J. WOOD i co.
Fave removed from No. S,s 10
No. IA broadway, n. Y.

In consequence OF the number pror
Professor Woods air Restorative from the ufsos0ry
the pruprs resolved fessurr
OF their business hereafter and viii DO mes;
s tkeir LADY and gentlemen pas.ous and all
tprma;vB In their at tbear
Lenrmber or years Professor wosts Hair Rest h.
hren before public the which
90 is station a. sAo~n BY Tie csut iaoseayax Do
and for IT, renders III hts deal
efiis here Ia no late effort In imitation q s,uus
ohs sim ulsted by q scientific essk
urhed preparation restoring colo. growth of la
hair eracicatIg da1duH entng the hair falling
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DENTISTRY.

R1IFICIAL TEslA lNsxRTED AT TIE LONKS1
. possible prices ses on silver, ~ vulcanite SO.
SiS gold St5 teeth extracted without
no $40 Canal street, Mercr, block aoaa.
way kAGLErOS 4 CONWAY, Lenlsa.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-26
MAN AMONG THE MAMMOTIS. .

The question of the antiquity of the human
race is one which, on many grounds, has excit-
ed lively interest, and has been an infallible
provocative of controversy. Theologians of
narrow and too literal school have refused to
entertain a suspicion that our ancestors could
have peopled the globe longer than the pre-
scribed 5000 years; while the equally narrow
and prcjudiced ulra-scepties have eagerly seized
upon the most tihing and Efficiently authen-
tcated statements as evidence of the vast an
tiquity of Man. In the meantime, Science, cry
ing, "A plague on both your houses" has taken
her even course, and with suspended Judgment,
waited for the decisive facts which time was
sure to bring under her ken. Such facts have
seemed to present themselves over and over
again. To say nothing of the "lIomo diluvii
tests" of the Tertiary schists of Uningcn,
which turned out to be great salamanderi or
of the fossil man of Guadoloupe, whom every
body has seen in the British Museum, and who
is quite modern potriactioni We have had be-
fore US the woman Of the Paviland Caves, made
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-26

CONDENSED CIDER.--The Messrs. Borden of
Winstead. Ct, who have been successful in
soldifying milk, have also accomplished the So
lidifcation of sweet cider. BY the vacuum
process the cider, taken sweet from the press,
is reduced five gallons to one, without boiling,
and beautiful jelley is the result, which will
keep for any length of time without mould,
souring or fermentation of any kind. BY the
addition of water it is Immediately restored to
its former condition, and becomes cider again.
All that is lost by the process is the impurities
that may exist in the primary apple juice, and
the green sickish taste. The restored cider is
much like drink of prepared tamarinds. but
is more delicate and palatable. The condensed
article is beautiful wine colored jelley, and is
excelentl for the table, either with meats or as
a dessert When reduced and bottled with a
proper delay, the article so "extended" will fer
ment and become a superior sparkling cham
pagne cider.