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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-13

a D1scovRAe1Ss STATE OF AFEA1Rs.--
The Wisoonsis Chief has correspondent
who takes doleful view Of affairs:
He AYERS that all confidence is lost
between man and man. The bottom has
fallen out ofevcrything. Shrewd business
managers are cheating God in thoir pre-
fessions, and the devil in their bargains.
Ginger is made out of mustard, and coffee
of chicory. Young Hyson is raised 10
the COW pasture, and Young America
in the dram shop. Pure wines are made
Of poor whiskey, and Havanas Of herbs.
Rascality has become a virtue, and rot
gut turned to vinegar Legislatures are
marked as merchants mark goods, and the
peoples funds absorbed by charitable pur-
poses. Governors are knocked off for
S50.000; legislatures from $4,000 to
$4,000. Railroad stock is down below
zero. Caucuses are packed and young
men electioneered on the Sabbath. Fair.
banks scales have taken to swindling, and
'old rats selling their tails to spike common,
Jewsharps are palmed off as harps of
thousand strings, and Democrats as gen.
'uine Republicans'-sperrits of just men
made perfect. Sausages are aduteratea,
and tempting links seem to wag in the
most dogged manner. Our territory, as
well as crinoline, is indefinitely expanding.
bright rows of pearls are made at the
dentists, and ambrosial curls at the hair
{dresser's. In fine, there are none truth.
iful save horse jockeys; none patriotic save
politicians none talented but those who
mako change of grocery corner and
cheat out OF the needy what they give to
the Lord,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-13

INDIAN ANEcDorE -Sequashequash, an
Indian of the remains Of tribe in Con.
neticut, was some years since brought be.
fore justice of the peace on ONE charge
or other, which do not recoilect. John
happened to be drunk at the time, and in.
stead of answering directly to the ques.
ticns put by the justice, merely muttsred
out -" Your honor is very-very wise
-y-y-your honor is very wise, / say"
Being unable to get any other answer
from him. the justice ordered him to be
locked up till the next dpy, when John
was brought before him perfectly sober.
"Why John" said the justice, you was
as drunk as beast yesterday. When /
asked you any questions, the only answer
you made was" Your honor's very wise
very wise"
Did l call your honor qoise ?" said
the Indian with look of incredulity.
Yes" answered the magistrate.
Them" replied John, 81 must have
been drunk, sure enough"
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J. G.. D. REDINGTON,

UUDEIbBUHJHl
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music
Agent for Piano Fortes, Organs, Melodeons, Nu.
,ic Books, Sheet Music, and all kinds of musical
merchandise. Pianos and Melodeons of any man
ufaoturer furnished. Mr. K. agrees to be nsld re-
.ponsible for every instrument selected by h'm-
.elf, (beside the warrant of the manufacturers) }.
Terms, the ususl retail prices. Mr.. r. purchases
at wholesale prices (s thing which none but agents
and dealers can do) and delivers, sets up, and
warrants, for the same prices which purchasers
would be forced to pay at the manufacturers
places of business,
Mddlebury, Sept. |, 1858.
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An English writer saws. in rssordi

AN English writer says. in recording
his travel in this country, that desiring to
6nd man Of great comic humor of whose
quaint and original papers he had heard
in Europe, he was obliged to dive into
store where they were selling assorted
pickles, and in another instance, 10y no
means surprising to any of u.s. he found
one of the noblest poets of the time in the
back Office Of bank in Boston, discount.
ing bills payable ninty days after date.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-13

Nor did my rising to depart induce q
change in his position-tbough as I with
drew, he murmured through bis hands
convulsively, May God bless you, sir.
oni preserve you from like misfortune"
Concluded nezt peei.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-13
A. W. PO w Z r S .
BURLINGTON, W.,

LkNI for BoARDMAS, GRAY a. Co.'s oele-
~ brated Dolce Campana attachment and cor
fugated Sounding Board Piano Fortes, which for
purity and richness of tone, durability and ele-
5ance of style and finish challenges competition.
MIR. POWERS continues to give careful attention
to tuning and repairing Piano Fortes, and from
svsral years successful experience is confident
of his ability TO give satisfaction in every respect.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithtullY attended to. rs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-13

~ know l am perfect bear in my
manners said a fine young farmer to his
sweetheart. "No, indeed, you are not.
John you have never huggei me yet.
You are more sheep than bear"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-13

- She isn't all that my fancy painted !!
bitterly exclaimed rejected lover; and
worse than that, she isn't all that she
paints herself"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-13
n. HARRIS Nj. D.,
urseon and Mechanical Dentist

Teeth fllsd with Crystalised Gold, all operations
enc in Dentistry as usual, office at his residence on
i'ark Street, west side of the little Park.
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H. KIN Gs LIE Y.

surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
Rocks in Brswster's Block, Main ST., one doo'
North Of the Post Office.
All operations upsn the Teeth will be perform
ID in accordance with the latest improvement In
he Art and warranted. IL.
JOHN ". STEWART.
MTpDLEBUHY, VERMONT,
,ttorney and Counsellor al Low
AND SoLIoiToR ~ CHLNcyRy
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PROF. A. DO N,

TEACHER OF
Vocal and instrumental Music
AND COMPOSITlON.
hIDDLEBURY, VERMONT. d
All descriptions and best selections of Music
sill be furnished
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NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

P,urKg OF The HOBosEy C0SsOs CoUScIL TO
osslirE TIE 9Th MEETING e the Board 4 Chia u
Il HvbA-V. vas bid u Ta-.tsy nizn. Dr tae p-f
~ .is, an ora: .a:ia- Tas balot.inz for Pr-ld-r.
.,.as "A - ,.t- The q, the hyrrl-T N -ne-
Ftsl, .hs D-uoers. pso--d eonProni~ ~ s.~ios ir
-. vI ak raja-.,y q h II COMMITTEES, or
- a. r.or majority OF or tie ~ Csn1si.,s-. Toe pro
-s rs. declined an rc-.1u sGly prrvsilsi 70 sl rn
=; dLe TIE Ba7d caur.s h-rsiof- c'Cy-u. ssn uns-..
~. -frr by III Nsy,r IT, BoaFd broke Up with soi
t,sl If Asi feeling and fi-Jrnrr o.,
NJ Bos rpo-d ha al M members sEosd rr.is. ~ "a
80 Il bs,us asg. ..o- and IN hey scceedd TO
g. D. pos0u b. wok paJ The etpnl- u the erei N se
81 tie t-n,eEl-E cisP ed % re-4a r= Pse--
THy CuIIY or Police The Gewly-spP'intef Chief
q Posic- Il Jersey City Jacob Mr. eI1 rP9a he d.
d. N he s.hce o. Wednesday.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Ar1ryPTEp SHoorISG Er WoaAy.-SIs6rLAR
Arr,lR.-Ou Tuesday evening an attempt was ma lie
by a womsu. Mrs X, 10 take the life Of Mr. L. re-
siding in Fourth street near South fest street, L. d.
with pistol, on the corner If Sou,h-sccosd and Fourth
streets. The a.temp. was no. succe~fa nor was the
pi,ol cred off but after she had vented her rsgs in
word. the woman ei the scene and returned to her
home.
The circumstances of the csse appear 10 be as fo''
lcws: Some three months since the vile oil M L.
le her husband and four Children and vent to I'VE N
houss IL South-6fth s.reet, near Tenth, with the
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COURT cALESDAR-Tms DAY.

SrpEksy COURr-GESERAL IgRs-NJn-Enune r.
s,eS-Ns. a. % 81 S. 81. c.. 81 IS 90 10 ~ Eagnsra,-d
CsLbdsi-S-. III = IS N, g. g. - s - 10 D. d. H. 81.
IS. 81. 81. 80. 100 20, ~. -, -. iOl. lol - a.-o
suFHsNg COrKT-t IRcUIr-PARI l.-So-. 2tJy,
DTS N S1 5sn5 SOL 95l3 S769 S7y5 Jel 7 fre. t9l,
as Iiss s,s6 Par II-so. 1913 49, ma lSt 49, 1854 ms.
lSi Isss 1850 l2sz 1854 1850 1883 49, 1851 1850 iSS 1871
ina Is;s Isso lsz2 1874 1896 1883 1900 1872 1884 ls
srp,kInN CouET-PAKI I.-No-. ~, 5. 4os, 436
SIS s4 SIS Gs sii. el2 SIS, 81 60 ST. 81 6 e6 $40,
SCI rs Par f-Eo- rs, 81 as ", SJ 5!i dS 55l b'i
ST., 5ss ~. - 80 a., oo -,
Cossos PLRAs-Part Nos. 24S, 9l3, SO, 937,
e4s rs e ioz u7s zi ie24 e1 IA ess 1919 Pat IL
g7i ioss le< iO6i lal2 S lc.j 10, GU 1860 les 1901,
1863 lsy, losi, los, lytd 90.
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WEEKLY REVIEW
OF THs
DRY GOODS MARKET.
By The Manufacturer Cloth Hall Association.
A. N. ALMy, Manager.
N.w.losS. ~ Brosdwsy. !

NEw.loRk. i6 Broedway,(
THURSDAY EvrsiSo, May ~, 1853 }
The general Dry Gu--d- trade for the wech has =
been large but that for expo, hiss been considerable
Tie distribution If goods to the fsf wrst hss chssrl
srce ls59. the country merchants of that dsy hsvs
ben succeeded To great extent by an,,thcr q 49,
wlonske their purc snd sell thri goods or oa-h
TIL, all ~oib the currency. - that little y reunited
on old debts but s4f and pr Stable trade ssearsl
10 the interior distributing louses II Chicago ST.
Loui &c. where they gen rally get thelf supplies
Their purchases arr necessarily limited in amount but
rgcortnuou. the sggrvgse Tor the season Is large
THIS d,msId contributed t.wSrt the reductions II
the st,cks WI ca "ppres ed make, last year. srd
wiihou, It VIZ should not have seen the present
city At Manufactured Goods. This trade thus far has
been much greater than tho previous season, asi
with tte increased value OF Western produce. il 10
supposed Il at will continue IN still greater volume.
Tie Manchester Circulars Of 2sh ult., rPers
the market "Ss quiet but a firm feeling pre-
yninG, a. most manufacturers are under o"a-
tioct But our private adv'ces OF the Jth uiI
report a s'agnsnt market, AID eu,ire c--ssiioa u
business it supposed that the contracts f'r the
Gie,k Coutir, ntal and other markets would noe be
cunsup mated, and surplus Of goods might exist
which woulc Inevitably reduce prices. How far such
condition Of the Foreign krts may affect us, 10
q n after Of speculation. The impo'tatlons on Aacr-
csn account wi he stopped as lar as possible. battre
goods designed for this markt may. nevertheless BE-
shipped IN owners account. We "a oct see how our
Cotton Goods market can he seriously affected tsv-
ing such limited stocks, and gcntrsi hoa,e All ex-
p.rt demand; but wouli sdvise all our msaufso-
turer to meet the buyers ely, and not Invite
cessive inP,r tstions.
The imnrtaton Of Plain Cottons al this port during
A A. .r,,i.
years, has been as foi' u.s.
1857. 1855. 1859.
For the week efS.iD es.A9 %in.i0
K, ported since January S6a.tl SAILS a'2s~s
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buRo, ,ny.-Op Tuesday night the honse Of Mr.. j.

buRGI ARY.-On Tuesday night the hon-e Of Mr.. j.
NJ slnrr nj Kuliyiic O-arss CoGi,y ia, bbed Of l,rss
suout 4 -ive Tue enir.y stnpp u tue
Ne The value coun not barr bnt 1t must nave oc"a
u, he siafs c,y walked lEo ,he stable hicIed up
LUi-- ehg H. and -k ~! pl IHler 10 Ss.bn.sn Toe
team flld yesterday nors under tie sheds d rdscP.
JobI.oL Il Is believed that Ile beeu obtained -
tLe burglars.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-rNr.L Tskn-M,v m.-Bssors Jaas,
SUPREME COURT-Spyoru TEsN-May i2-Before JUDI
PRATT

sIFKEME IUUKT-SFFNINt IkEN-Nay I--Heiofo Judge
PRATT
IHB SrEFHESS WIFE POISONING CONTEMPLATION
FOR STAY OF PROCEEnirGs.
The People, kc., sEsinst James Stephens.
The defehda.t was ehce.i tn he hung tn. 2Ath
S'rph-n-, by poison.
Today a motion for writ If error and q 1t " pf
pr,cesdir ~ IN the judgment argued by Mr.. Johu
". ashu cud for the prisoner and Mr. Waterbury for
tie people.
Mr. ashucaI raised T. poiots in regarl o the
separation Of the jury and the alleged tampering with
tie jury
Tie Judge took the papers and reserved bis de-
csiur.
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Advertise ment.

The Aoniversarl-s Ill log many strangers to
the CIV u few ~hm will witt thr PHRE,OLOG CAB
IsEr Of tOwLtE WELLS M JS Broadway, just abye tho
PaIk -O desaioL Il tn dispOstious defects
ttleufs cupsHon. bOs to Cdsate and make lie
NOS. themselves
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SUPERIOR COURT-TSLAL TEsn-MAy l2-Before Jud,
SLOssO.


Roitt g. Williams III race D. Hell az. ,hn = uch a.
Tie Is Il Hut L. recover posrc,-un ot Fix bales uf
u gods, sL ,tun them may - II he la deirHisnts
sles-d t. have -n puFchasrd FROM the pirH,
Ami tS1 fvT tbJ sud procured by at fii.- repre-
that oct udauis solvent P4iutifs oil
dt,Idats ,iy, III q, thu time ~ TIN pu lal
sud in tLr hase OF te ant ig tiny
puTclss,d ia tho gr Of business. wit
nm rtatitns Of uy kind being made. Case stil
Field sluyttr for plaintiffs Lutnr H. Narsh Tor defendants
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.


fueyoan hoard cf IUs F9.efon MsstoHA
A. II Muse. Fture,uh street, ut 10 Vctck u
baptist lone Mission Sttety-CassrS Baptist
Ctet. Twenty third street between Fih add Sixth avenues At
~ u'tl'tk q.
ke,e-yok Y,pHg Mere Christan Urcn.SocAl meeting in
Dedw ,r,L. Hal. bY.adWsv, 81 y Vclcck y.
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CBrRcs 0RSssIzAIioS.- The Third Pre-hyteraa
Churh Of Jrrry CITY b. orysnlzed hy nu, of the
shyte of NeYoVk this evening at tie SecooS Rrned
IArirl l,lrrh
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az N1V Hi"tihNS ''' 'N"'''N''"''
SHOOTING AFrAiR.-THs RECENT SUICIDE ~
EICH1ErNTH-sTREET.- Since Mr.. Francis Jehrsy
Quay I'm s,ed shot himself, 1t appears that on or
ab, ut the %th day uf March, 1853, shooting affray
occurred at No IL Wa--trert whertiu William II.
l. Barnes, young lawyer, wa shot at with loaioi
pistol be DE- Sc ndng the sts'rs Of the prem
ses, by Francis j. q. unsted, the deceased who
then Lad ali flee in the building. Barnes and
Umsied were then total stranger, mover having
IOkep together. Mr.. Barnes, Considering how mar
rtwlS be escaped with his Me. plocveied before JUS
iice Connolly at the Ton,bs, aud eutvIed complaint
n which hc t' s,ficd that although Mr.. Unsted
personally N known to him, be recognized his name
is iha, Of person who had married lsty whose
Lame, WHEN he was college student, public run0r
aud private malice had cOnnrcted with hln tiiarues
From tue testimony before the magistrate Uusted
was required to give bail III the sum Of 5000. The
papers were subsequently, scbt before the GrandJ Jury
Who found an indictment against Mr. Uu.sted for a.
suit ard battery with n,clt to kill, bu the iudict-
nent was never brought TO trial Whether this in
detmeit, and the that led to IT, had anything
10 do With NJ. Cmsted's death, may b. Il question
tot tosiiy answered.
THE LAIE HoNIcIpE ~ CHERRY SrREHT.-Au in
49, y" iH~i'Nal uN ShiuDcI " httlc ~
the Ncw-fik Hospital, upon the body Of Bridget
FREEMAN, the woman who WIS stabbed a, No. ~
Cherry street TN the evening of the 9th inst with
pair al shears in the hands Of John Jnyce tsiior
The evidence addocvd showed that joyce stabbed
the d. ccssed r the side and abiuincn md that the
wound proved fatal on "Wednesday hight Barbra
Colrolly r, sl5irg at NJ 81 Cheny street. testified
that the Prsper thu deceased and the prisoner wife
6nu mother il the apartment Of the prisoner.
v hen dispute sr-e between decreased and the pr..
ou,i mother; harsh words ensued, and the decased
arose from her seat and took hold Of prisoners
mother At THE monert the prisoner got up AMI
stabbed the deceased. The lstter fell back upon
the floor and wac aiterwsrd taken to the
New.Y,ik Hospital Julia Joyce, mother Of
the prisoner, testified that she and the de-
ceased were quareug, when the latter CALLED her in
famous names tore the skit Of her dres, and bit her
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fAjveri- menLl


k.,ce IN Tire tustivu TAFT Machine WATCH the ePuts;iJn
ulib has established fr Ie IN sister city, during TIE
short rid iBOduc'itu III asserting tnt
the popular Of It's eass IN families
y,r ~ 6uc.d. h. Iurchs~d m New York ssde Z"
sTHr WILCOX GiBFs SywtsG MACHINES" Pies-- cali
md - tbrl i ,,-ztIuu Al The sa.r,pf NJ. 81 broadway
JAMES WILCOX. Manufactures.
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Wallace X. Randall.

ALLEGED FALSE PRE1ESsEs.-W allace X. Randall,
usIltuhn longing Fulton Market, arrested yesrer
dsy hre-d by james Dau lily with rsuduienty rr"waz
81 cleck by James :. Cau" and lad rscd by
RsLdhh Vhsh paid. Justice Kelly heii tie accused
Ia Iusutr Ia & TOO bail
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The beat and latest BEEF IA New-York City
can b. had At CAMPS 4h-sV Market, between 18Th and
2sHl-ts, At SATusDAY Il. -u1orro~) Msy IA
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COURT OF GENERAL sES5IONS-MaY I2-Bef,r,
Jud1- nusstLI

Three young thieves, DAVID r. igaIsOn, Chas. Boyle
Ia sentenced Penisnsry fJr i've
u,nis zach u plea OF guilty Of petty larceny.
GtDrse HtBAy II ycaEs Il age tded tJr the grand
a g. dolfs L.vt JOYS Hotel the vi Of April,
~Iici allie s-d. had ,skru from Joh lus Vf
Ecoid Va Collins --ut by his pirents Rchm md
fLiisLt Dha Ia r. t. 'utr iltD
furnished with slzl 81 pocket money la
Ntan tLi. John Neu York ." and
with Lin The defendant friend Of MS, who ~syl
the rsil-ds He sid all aud bought
lin cyfhss FLus e - rim, BAT -vy
ob L. h. Elh d, by usny. Hal-y iuted.
cI,untrraLr- placed a. The bar trial fr Mr..
ilssu tsrssou e firm II La hrp LgdugsJl q g., al
that the Isl Il January, ik gJjs, tim
sso., scy srticle -'c :" tie u O." over - ;" were
Ja IA. Boz kOytr clTk their eulpl THrse gpIJs
trac.d The possessi e CsIviIr BuckuH received
u,u alb VII knowing thai they stOtsu
~ broadway, q sal
krouu tie Psrior Bark ndcd fr tas lar
,ry Fl gtGs He ea.plyed AZ the Park piecs six
t, Ia Ls fatLf C0H 81 fr drf3us ,ntcnir tII.
me-. sryrd. FURTHER tangs ulade prescott
CBri By bsrkov-r To Prov this ri several " tar fat
Lusts - "PaTD" examined. BIrtovr had r.pr-
-.ud he the VI rich fsthr, VINO nd t- .i
NJ y Para Place aud that he night them iF'n him At
) - b1.
TIE IN ming up remarked eItrsordnay
LiI stf lacy Il pleasure pre-ut-d BY fSs.
4 III. ~ >SDor 500 II 1snsi
prd by broken fst yvHs -rcaHt ewelers, he, ~no
sgusndeI.d tu-' property in that usunrr
n. pri-u.r 80 scqsit,'d snd dscEsrzed -
til 5h Il January, 1852 Dr. s-ruO~fs nd Mrs Dr. hsle-
a NJ Perry OccsslOued BY tne d. TOT
SITE ltns removal Il pan tsrs ~hica c el1ined Z,
b loI "a tn Mrs X ieusE resisted who cn-d tue
TOO; but the l,dy ovsrp~ed by Dtyr TLis
ud.d snd battery suit; preferred against DE- Stein
~ Mr. keleIn1r wEics t-d-y Cur. Il
The hussd ard ad ogrled -
Friday
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SUPREME COURT-CHAssgss-M, Ia-B-fore Judge


SUIT BETWEEN a COuN1 AND An KDITOR.
The Count Jvannes G-rs. JnGes azt. sylvester South
worth. .. al
This i, action la n'r'vor damages fIr all god
hb. The character II the plaintiff publ ned 10 ne SssdIy
MerrH,p hy thF frnd who prrt
pap TIE lib lnus article
c, Using Couu. rnrmAnc. bf New fnrk pubic
III UP motion fr the Coun sc5ny II
FIR The motion. i argued BY drfuaSuts
paItif having ttl Il nOabi ~, cuuli
'if Un'td and he
Court residru The counsel iotrl
Cou - conps ~hca torh. ,n,dsrabl,
hnglh the pcr-Insi history Of the Count
Europ letters received by hin r. Ds.
Louis Nap lem Of France and King VI Pns oi;st-
upon nd feiin ustr
produced sfhdsvrs, showing tult he a residont
ii the Ss'f end this morning the Judge deued
security asked for BY dclvndan.a
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Advertisement
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C/ + Y ITEMS.

We have been requested to state that " Don Pas
quale" has been substituted forthe Elixir OF Love
at the Matinee for Tomorrow.
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR SrR0P.-ihis iulD-
II, b. .r,,e az b. abaiu. Il se manufacturer, ;
SuNDERs HOose AID Of th- vari-as Agents 1rc
lie city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

SUDDEN DFATH or A. OLD CITIzES.-Mr Willnm
V, Of Port Even Ulster County, fuld drsd In Ms bed ~
duy uoibg Veil. frariu good ccuGst aud
had preceding bis death po~ius aud b.
IL hir god lea III Mr. Nele tie old It
reid, us 4 Utter County lie sb 10 Il A
iuqrs, held upon the BODY verdic: Found dead IN
bed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

FATAL MIsTAKE.-CO Coroner Jackman held an inqnest
on TIN rsdsy al NJ $50 LAS; Syruh street. uno t1e iy ot
tb4Is Irsty iLfzut dsys d. no died from 4
al gish IL b, ~ mi-tas- tT ;astor oil Tee
Jury Usual stdct aribu,iue criminal osme %
The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

COURT or SPECIAL sESSIONS-MAY i2-BeCors Justices
U,soss sTEEEs aud KELLY.
John d. Burk. assault and battery; huef -. Citha-
m" C"ussD. s.sat aud b. TRY; hn-d IS Psnes heky,
IT,, tsssuk and bet ind - HJ,rr and
battery Ened IS vii Jphn@ou assault ant bate,y jgis
udsd yais u-brn st-sns Piscs calico Cty
P.a - osyN JfhD 5nsh, assault sH6 battery h.sd 90
william Jolasor- y ss,zui; aud battery; hnse %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

DEAFNESS CURED. ho~eyer caused. BY new

Aaers. Dr. Bo,SDs.s, personally By ;teF, Il. No ga
BTIadwsy. NeW.icrA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13

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