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The New York herald., 1862-09-30
Navy Yard-Brooklyn.

Work at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, the rease
launchery being built below the caulkers de-
partment, where the keel OF 10 to bs laid
Ae two steamers commenced lately progressing
r vidy, aud the Tconderoga will be ready for
H. nching. The prize steamer Memphis is advancing
raj Sdy towards completion but the Stettn win not be
res " for few weeks. The steam gunboats gomery
Issa sSmith, Seneca, Ottawa, unadla and Lackawanna
ere aso very far advanced The sailing ship Ino was
Aaue TO the wharf Friday last, and the Midnight
ready s sea- Recruiting Tor the navy is as brisk as
ever We number Of men now on the North Carolina
hoanr w.
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HIP sPIN G NE w S.
York, September 80, Is62.
Port Of New

Port OF New York, September 80, 1s62.
CLEARED
shp Alexander Mar bail, Narshsn, Lverpool-c H Mar
sh,S c,ty t Of BROOKLYN Chase LondonNesni,h Sons
ss ss4s Fsas oSn bl nsns1 s
~; S;a,l r,vo,. prorr D. w@-sturees 4 Co
Bar i Chase Gilsey Dew Robson Fosdick
big Merlin CBr} smith Vera Crz-Breit son Co
srs r ElltIsa Rseo otSS4.r Fsraer 4 an"J Co
Brig Harriet (Br) Brett sAnarews--J RYE Aco
Brig tronter. sAedd, Bang, =. a H, s.nioa'
ssT sssT E, fsso Sesos acGs9 Wa lnsen smith CO.
sshr . II Van Name Van Ns ne, washinston-van Druni
sss sssay wm Henry sb.rre vashingon--Beuuey smith
&c y Adams u,o,tlev ssilmore--Merrin Abbe:i
sshr ssr pa.sT fssy Bnmor Pboa. Hhia-sas,er
sssr s P6aro Jones, Philad,lpe s.sssssss s,Msss,er
sehr Webster Perry Philadel ssTh sssax, kaesei
s: ss;1T s.ss, s:Is aiisS
r p, lem, Lad STsn. Be;.S9 s ss Ssa@c SNOW
ARRIVED. :, 40 .,,, -,
70 iGsa saa haS!s g. IYGasI ia. ln! lap s
Dutch eris Aus from Rotterdam for 10" YORK. win 'os
BARK May AnnA Br of Newcarue,, osanson Cork, 90
rss.s is,er Mara,se ssp ss nSss &C. go %
as ena 4 y pomnse e,os,dsd ~, e. Sa pya
S.s s6srt ii srovsonssspsed her Win u,n cd beef
ne sp Stream ssss.. NV ~ s sc ss-% oa
ser steering 81, EsE sa%s Day S Ss I fT 1", r
sisii to i6e d,es and was Killed. -, ~.
Bristol, RID. johnson tlaN N
Or.Ans Br, akwater sept a. with sta 49, "
Atkins Had NE wlnds the entire passage and sis
breakwaer where the captain WAS Ia saes oA
10 cha ce of DIR Otto Brevis passenger :,
George (of New Haven, Perkins, st Cror Sep
aud Itch, with salt TO Thos Iowner Co
Gon Cay in company with Bf brig smith, ft y"
York =. ,po,s
Nth with fruit kc 10 Chamberlain, Phelps Co Had Av
Sesvy weather OF the Bauks and since then light ,nu
ard Gains 18th ins Grand Bank, spoke nshnR schI
ook of Province town with 40 00J tsb 9th, lat ~ A. on
N s spoke whaling bark winthrop, Weeks Of and for r. VT
haysp from . cruise. with sOC sp ~. a.
schr Mary Farrow Congdon, Lingsn, CD ~ days WV
sahT Pi"nser Haskell Elizsbethpors for Boston.
schr Vim Pore Cobetb, Machias
schr Ransoui fIasKeD, Hondout Tor Boston.
schr Banner Tufts, Ropdout for Boston
6chr Jane, Haskell. Rondontfor Bosl9n.
6osr Jsnpy Lind, Grant, Rondout Tor Boston
echr Il French, Holla nd Rondout for Boston,. .
Steamer hsss ~ uansporl Clft NewbeIn sept ~ ana
0attsrAs Inlet nth W Qusrernasier Crossed batts
Shoals al ~ AN Hth, wind Nb and heavy sea lsn,
R&ed steamer Dudley Buck. hence for Newbern steamer
brioe hence arrived 2blh.
ssAsner KnleLsrbocksr ~ transport Cunsis Fortress
BOA ln tow aeanss Townley short of coal
steAnAr Vanderbilt ~ tfsnsport) Deminks Fortress
Monroe. W y Quarrrmaster.
sisaner ChAncelow Livingston (u wansportD. HcDo.
ssurb Forfress Mon roe, 70 3 QuartsrmAssr.
Gsssner Dopsdsoo ~ traasportl Manning YesArsss
xssssnss virginia 20 transport, Snyder, wssh,ssAB.
Name ~ Bruns foslsr Bsuuor9
slsamsv nsss nirhob, phiAssspAsA.
nnap ~ ssnssG
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, Sept. 29--6 p. NJ.

MONDAY, Sept. 29-6 6P. NJ.
To-days bank statement compares al follows
with that Of last Monday
Week ending Loans. Specie Circulation Deposits.
sept 20 s5s 200 2ss 81 s63 O3z o7se o60 l4s $50 s5S
Seut 81 0161 046 81 592 552 800 723 1853 201 s52
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Sales OF Real Estate.
Rv Miller N kpnnallv

House and 10, . s. 4ist ST. 223 r. e. 5th av $40, 900
House and lot 30th st l8O #. e. 9th Ave.. 5000
House and lot 34th ST., IS r. W. I'd $500
House and lot Houston st. 80 IT. fm Edridgc $3.50
House and lot Horatio st., 107 It, I'm Hudson 400
Houses and lots Nos $780, 134 and 1856 Nassau
House and hot No. 13 Beckman st........... AZ, 1872
House and lot No % Nassau st.. ........ 2O,5l3
House and lot No 10 Dey st............... Is 100
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Fhe Draft An Connecticut . Partial

From the New Haven Courier. Sept. 29l
The di aft has been almost farce very few have
asne their duty under it, and those that failed
should be called upon at 70 make their deficiency
u hs vicinity the most striking instances Of neglect
disregard 10 TIE law Southbury, North Haven, Mil
ford Guiiford and Fairfield.
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIDICATIOH.

nwENTy. SECOND REGIMENT, n. Y. 8. r., ATIEN-
ii uonAs quite number OF this regiment nave Joneu
Captain woodwards Of the any any on o.
deciding We going for nine months company ncao
quarters h23 Broadway. OGcas Twenty sccona urss anu
forth avenue, rs Eighth and CONTINENTAL HAIL
N r N CASH WILL. BE PAID TO ANY MEN ENLIST.
4CU Ing for nine months, IN Captain Mood~ards com.
many of The Ironsidcs. to-day or ~ morrow Company
Broadway Onces, Twenty second srest
and Fonrtb rs Eighth avenue, ndConnnen"i Hail.
Thirty- fourth slreetApd Eighth avenue.
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Supreme Court.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.

sxpr % -Th PeopL Colonel Gusarss Losmis -
ne ceends having shown that the beyond
~ conr ne court discharged the order Tor arrest, on
tAe Colonel yng the Sheriff fees the petitioner Up
Traphagan) 'peIg reierred ior reiei 70 the War De-
partment
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After the board there was at first a tendency to
realize profits, and Rock Island, Erie, Galena,
Central and the active shares generally fuctuated
z a II per cent downward. At the third board
this decline brought in new purchasers, and there
we're Gales Of Central at 1917, Of Erie at 491 of
Harlem at 22ss, Of Michigan Central at 5oss, Of
Southern old at Ss24, Of guaranteed At 734, Of IL
linos Central at rs, Of Toledo at 67sI, of Rock
Island at 77I. large line Of Hudson River were
taken at the close at 6lI, and that was bid for
more.
The Treasurer received to-day on deposit,
az per cent, 1900 900 in gold and t4o0 900 in cur
-nnnu The hneinnsa Of the Office WAS aa fnllnua.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning we're s47,57o, AGO Alive millions more
than on any previous day since the organiza-
ton of the establishment. The balances were
AZ l3lSSl 60.
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1n EBOwERy.-MADAME wIDGER, CLA1RvoYANx
100 and gifted spansh lady, unveils the myseries sf
futuy love marriage friends sickness reecrbeo
fer ell dsessss tells lucky numbss pTspsry isse
Or stolen, -
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CITY oOmnnRCIAL. REPORT.

MONDAY 66pt. R-uF. =.
BRRAperUyyN-Flour-Them market was nrner and IN
good request whne prices better especially for the
bstter grades. me saeo embraced about IL 600 bos,
clOoipg Wkhin Tia follDwinx range Of prices
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IIOTELs.


n rITCHELL HOUSE, Nos. 323. 3SO ss7 FOURTH AVE-
M nue. corner Of Twenty -nfth street. will open the
let Of Fine suits Of Rooms for families and single
Rooms for genaemen. Q. Il. MITCHELL, Proprietor
IUHITNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER OF
wv Twelfth strcet-On the European and American plan
Rooms 50 cents s cents and q per day P.rors and Bed
e5 10 81 week meals 10 order ~ all hours
meals served by the week. dinner at O'Clock house open
all night D. D. MEAD
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DsCULLAUDOUa.

THE 0ALvANO-ELECTRO METALLIC l1o01Mo.
worn In the boot shoe, win give immediate sn1 -
blistersd fest paralysis. and all dssases of tAe
nervous system. This invention (socured BY Bn00 -
American patens) has been extensively applied feS @ -
Of the above Ailments and with invariable
the system devoid of any pain shock sold BY dFsla
and shoe dealers generally METTAh CO., frepuloora
circular.
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The Banks and tho Tax Law.

The following report adopted At meeting Of bask
officers held yesterday At the Clearing House.
The undersigned appoint committee for the considera
tion Of the United States Tax law affecting the busi
ness Of banks after very careful consideration Of tho
subject beg 10 report the following schedule ap-
proved by Governor Boutwell, the Commissioner Of Inter-
nal Revenue the result Of their abors The committee
take this opportunity of returning that gentleman,
behalf Of the associated banks OF this city, their cordial
thanks for the kind and courteous treatment received
at his hands during their several interviews with him
Washington. GEORGE $. COF,
A. F. SIILIMAN, |
J. NJ MORRISON, }Committee.
JOS. n. PRICE,
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New YORK Sept 20, 1862
Fyrst-Agreements contracts other than those her
matter named for each sheet or piece OF paper upt
which the same shall be written, five cents. 4
Secoad-Checks, drafts or orders, for the payment
Of money, payable at sight or on demand, for any
sum exceeding $40, each two cents .............
Third-Inland bills Of exchange, drafts checks c1
orders drawn upon places other than the place Of is
sue payable at sight, or on demand, arc subject 70
the same rate Of tax viz, two cents.
Ibtnfh-Inand bills OF exchange, drafts, or order
for the payment of money otherwise than at sight or
on demand, and all promissory notes on demand or
irna leycenfin0 hank nnfnsl
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

yv,trE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
accompished Madame BYRON, IRON Paris, who can.
be consulted with the strcest conndence all affairs Of
lie restores drunken and unfathfui husbands; has
cret you beloved BY hearts idoi and brnss
toseher those separated Ladies' 70 Residence
e67Third avenue above Twelfth street.
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WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR EoETynE y:

w 90 ye, one and ali, to see Mss WELLINGTON tho
renowned English propnetcas universally acknowledged
the best OF al ascogss who % secure 70 ho:s
mpart them information OF the utmost importance
relative oawsuis journeys absent friends love- courtship
MARRIAGE hidden troubles-tn TACT,
Of all affairs in NE Brave soldiers learn your doom q
feciliy you'll delay 10 visit address by letter this
highly gifted and beautiful ysung lady 81 0 siIth ayenve
city who hss the genuine Rsman and Arasian asmans ox
good luck and business ahairswaranted FOR hfe
Lucky numbers given, highly respectable city refs
Drunkenness cured aud unfauul wives and hue
band reclaimed
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POLITICAL,

ATAMEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF THE TWENTY.
"A first ward held at the Weschcster Hotel, corner OF
Fourth and Twenty seventh street. IL was unani.
nousy resolved organize Democratic Union Seymour
Club Committees were appointed 70 draft bylaws and re-
port permanent officers. Adjourned TO meet Tuesday,
Sept 80 at TX O'Clock p NJ All good cxens requested
to attend. JOHN PETTlGREW, Chairman pro tenn.
CHARLES 0uIpET, Secretary pro tenn.
AT A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
IA the First ward, he at the Broad Street House,
Monday evening" Sept 80 for the purpose OF organizing
Seymour club, the following Gentlemen were selected as
permanent oincers-Thomas Coudy, President; Patrick
Fzsimons, Vice President; Dennis Sullivan and Robert
Dweyr secretares James Fitzgerald, Treasurer; William
Trog SergeantatArms
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AZ B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Madam BREWSTER, who has removed TO " Thirty.
eighth street OF Sixth avenue over the bakery and
s,eS, AN he con entire sacon! She has
,. che Tells the name future wife husband alse-
tSss Of her visitor. II you wish truth give her call
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-02-07
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

A school teacher in Detroit ordered a little
boy Of seven wears to remain in the outside
hall of the building until he should stop caugh-
ing--a matter entirely beyond the chid's
control. The day very cold one, and
the little fellow brayed the frost and wind for
half an hour, when he was permitted to re-
sumo his place inside. When he arrived at
home after school he was taken down with
sickness, and has ever since been confined
to his bed
A brilliant idea has just been conceived
among the nabobs Of New York, three Of
whom appeared on Sunday at a church on the
Fifth avenue, having their front teeth set with
diamonds! such luminosity was visible when
the trio opened their precious mouths hat the
vulgar people followed them home in star
ing wonder The old adage OF pearls before
swine" was well illustrated
The Richmond Examiner says that Govern
or Letcher made a beast of himself one day
last week. in going into the House of dele
gates in drunken condition, with cigar in
his mouth, making himself spectacle for the
whole house, and butt for the jokes OF the
gallery.
mistake has been discovered in the cen
sus returns, by which Illinois is to have IA
members of Congress, instead of IS, which
the law Of the legislature, at its last session
gave it. A supplementary act of Congress
will be passed, giving her the other member.
The Congressional committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia have decided to report ad-
versely in the matter of abolishing slavery in
the District. The two main features Of the
adverse report will be inexpediency and un-
consttutionali'y.
On the 23d h. NJ. T. Hunter was elected
confederate senator by the Virginia legisla-
ture on the first ballot by very large major
ty. William Ballard Preston was elected on
the second ballot
Three large stores were burned on Wash
ington street, Boston, Friday night Loss
upwards of $4,000.
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Affairs in Russia continue to be very unsa-
tisiactory. The peasantry, II is affirmed, are
absolutely persuaded that the decree which
comes into operation in March, 1868, secures
them not only their liberty but their lands.
They refuse, therefore, to enter into any en-
gHgements with the proprietors, and threaten
t. resist by force any demand for rent. This
j. openly admitted in the ST. Petersburg pa
pers, and It seems more than possible that,
unless the peasantry can be dsabused, the
emperor will have 40 course but to grant their
expectations, thus running all land. The EN-
peror has issued ukase to explain TO the
malcontents the true state Of affairs.
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PgRE ;cIlORSN
IN @~erR447G VIM
MEDICAL 4 PSvfsp0SES.

We offer to the country trade and consumers, com
pler assortment ofeyery variety u LIQUORS WINES,
Sc and would say that our experience n more than
FORTY YEARS as Importers is not only sufficient
guarantee for the PURITY OF OUR GOODS, but that
it enables US TO offer advantages to buyers that cannot
be exceled by any house in Boston Owing TO the diff
Guilty procuring in many towns, strictly pure and re-
liable article OF Liquors and u Tor medicinal and
other purposes have ur many years given special at
tcntiou filling orders for PRIvATR UsE aud cunsum-
will ind b. greatly 90 their advantage 70 send their or
dcra 20 as direct ve employ travelling or other
agents whstcv3r. Persons Who require Pure Liquors
and Vines n large small quautiUes, may rest assur-
that all orders viii receive best personal attention,
and that cyerj article from house will be salts
factory In every respect. Communications by mail will
receive prompt attention, with full and complete oaa-
logue Of goods, prices. Sc.
l. d RICHARDS 4 SONS,
81 A 80 state Street. Boston.
Boston, April 6. 1861. 4394
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lpOttrp.
THE LAST REQUEST OF A SOUTH
CAROLINA VOLUNTEER.

rTound on the person of dead rebel at Dransvp, De
cembcr 70, ls6l.l'
Oh carry me back to my loved Cardinals shore
n on the battlefield fall take me home once more
For I would swectly rest beneath her bright, blue sy,-
With her green sod on my youthful breast iheio ' "e
Oh boys carry me back when the bloody strife is Ger
And mother dear, with grateful tear "h o'es' 'hee
evcrmore
to,,, ,,,, vi NO, 6,rqot brothers last request
And II there's but one eomrade spared, he'll take me
And te the loved ones thcre,he morning household
To meet me on the bssful shore Of brighter, better
Oh boys carry me back carry me II l die,
Garry re home. more to roam, there only would
nc
Ihad a dream last nisht--a dream SO fun Of bliss
A mothers hand my brow--l felt sisters KISS
! gazod on Recdy's stream-the old discovered mil
The lovers scat beneath the 'reos-the College on the
Oh boys. carry me there, in sigh, Of mountains
In my native town, there lay down. It's all ask Of
you.
l saw TOO. in my dream, maideu-youug and fair-
gentle, loving girl was she with sunny, golden hair
She setting by my side, and whispered VOWS Of
Though she may never be my bride, still may meet
Oh boys, carry me back, there only would Sleep
And the maiden fair. with golden hair, DER the soldier
youth shall weep.
This is noble State and generous heart, are here
To whisper kind aud cheering words to the stranger vol
But X on Viraina's soil 'an to rise no more,
Garry me back carry me back 70 loved Caronas shore
oh BOYS, carry me back ask NO marble tomb,
But lay down in The sacred ground N my own dear
mountain home.
There is lovely spot in the quiet church yards shade
Beneath tall and spreading oak, where have often
strayCd;
There the deep tones Of the organ steal so gently ON the
standing near.
Oh bovs Law me there when my earthly Is
That mother dear may shed tear the grave Of her
only son
PALMETTO CANT, July 80, 1891.
sThe above was found by a member Of Company Is,
9th Regiment Pennsylvania X. V. c. after The contest
had ceased
virginia
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sitive nature harmonized poorly with his chos-
en- profession but yet, was daily working out
into better life, when he too was summon
ed away.
The memories Of such as these It will be
the duty and the aim Of this Society to cele-
brate and to cherish. History itself is but a
collection Of biographies, and while the YER
mont Historical Society gathers and preserves
these sketches Of the eminent sons Of the
State, recently or remotely living, it is pro-
vding materials for the future historian, and
fulfilling one Of the highest purposes Of its ex-
istencc.
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Ffom ihv Californian.
NIGAR AIAkING-

Mr. Enron -Pcrhaps it may not DE
amis- thu. carly 90 call tie attention of the
people of Vermont TO certain considerations
relative 70 The manufacture Of maple sugar.
The business, through a series Of years,
has never been otherwise than profitable, and,
il entered upon as largely as il may be, by
many people Of the State, il will be made
much more profitable, III respective of any OK
iraueous circumstances The man who can
tap 1000 trees, and does not tap but 500
and there are many such-will more than dou-
bic bis profits by tapping the 1000 This is
too plainly the case to require illustration or
demonstration. 1t is APP aren't
Blu, overlooking the past let us glance At
the future, in respect to the almost certain
advantages Of manufacturing sugar. By re-
cen. acts Of Congress heavy duty has been
inn osed upon the importation Of sugar, du-
ty enhancing the price, to the consumer, two
or three cents per pound This has been
done to aid in carrying on the war, and the
duty must remain to further aid in the lqui-
dation of the enormous debt that must rest
upon the country at the close Of the war,
should that be as early as next Spring. 1t is
safe then to regard this as permanent duty.
Therefore, we conclude that good and stea-
dy price is assured for sugar for an indefinite
period Of time to come-ior this generation,
at least.
Looking at the matter in this light. let us
say to the owners of maple trees in Vermont
put one tap in each tree, for it will pay a
larger profit than any other business. The
outlay to double the business will be some
thing, but the first years income will not fall
far short of paying for it, while the price of
sugar must assuredly be high so long as it is
protected by the present import duty.
The quantity can be doubled in the State.
Our own wants can thus be supplied, and a
surplus provided for use abroad. This would
retain money within our own limits, and al
low Of its use to increase other business, and
so aid our internal prosperity as to render
war taxes less burdensome. Will the farm
ers think of these things If these sugges-
tions are eXtravagant, others may make their
own estimates, No one can arrive at any
other conclusion than that it is policy, pri-
yately or publicly considered, for every man
who owns a maple tree to put spout in it so
soon as the sugar season arrives. We shall
be glad to hear that every cooper and every
worker in tin il pressed to his utmost capaci-
ty in furnishing apparatus for the increased
demand that should, and we hope may, arise.
We shall feel that it will be well for the peo-
Pile, and especially for those who shall en-
large their enterprise in pushing the manuiao-
ture of sugar to the extent Of their faoili-
ties. G.
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Other poems are then quoted with COM
mendation enough to make the fame of an
American poet coming from such source
but Maya was too late He but discovered
the source Of pure perennial spring he but
quaHed little, and did not make the quality
Of the clear, crystalline WE'LL To catch
the popular ear-nay, rather TO touch the pop
ular heart, and make it throb with genuine feel
ing, to startlc from its inner crypt the unwont-
ed tear--that is to touch harp of thousand
strings, and is the test and touchstone of a
poet It is easier to find ten thousand skill
ful critics than one son Of genius
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Biographical.

EVT We have been kindly furnished with
the biographical sketch Of the late Honorable
Charles g. Eastman. read before the recent
meeting Of tho Historical Society at Burlng-
ton by Rev. L. w. Shelton. Also, the sketch
Of the late Hon. Ferrand +. Merrill, read at
the same meeting by Rev. VIM. II. Lord
Both Of these papers are chastc and elegant
tributes to the services and characters Of
the respective men and will be read with in
terest
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4 NEW DlSCONERY-THE ASCAk-
N idcs or Pin Worms the removal Of which has ever
baed the skill Of the eminent physicians and uni-
yrGsay considered hy them beyond the reach II me-
dicne are entirely expelled from The human system by
the use Of
Dr. T.. q. GOULD'S PIN WORM SYRUP.
A Cure warranted in every case,
Relief afforded IN teenty -four hours,
This Syrup Is purely vegetable preparation, harm
less with the youngest child
SYMPTOMS Intense itching, biting and distress in
the lower part Of the rectum and about the seat, oen
mistaken for the Piles, dsagreeabe sensation in the
epgasc region lower part Of the bowels restessness
wakeuness, starting and screaming in the sleep faint
ing, and not unfrequenty spasms on fits,
CAUrfoN.-lhe genuine has the name, DIR. Il q.
Goulds Pin Worm Syrup" ia each bottle, his portrait
and fac sime NJ his signature on the wrapper.
HERVEY x MOORE, sole Proprietors
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN q Co, II and Il
Marshall st., Boston, Mass, General Agents for New
England.
W Sold by Druggists generally. 45W