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wHw-yORx HEGrsLArURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. n, 1894.
PETITIONS PRFgENTED.

BENAIE--... ALBANY, jan n, lS64'
PETITIONS PREsEETED.
For State Bounty Of $500, under the last call.
For the incorporation Of the Fire Department Of Rich
ni'n' Hills REPORTED rAvoRAIaY.
Rv Mr. matchmaking the railroad law by per
hitting baggage or freight to be made up part
u Authorizing the Delaware and Lsstswanns Railroad
Company 10 fold real estate in this State
BY Mr. CoLR-Appropristne the remainder OF tee
canal revenues FOR rebuilding the locks on the Oneida
Lake and Chemung Canals. ,n,.
BY Mr. ANDREws-To amend the Charter OF Pongh
10 amend the Brooklyn Water act.
nv Mr. acknowledgements the Trustees Of the
Troy Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopa
Church.
BILLS NOTICED.
Nv Mr. CozAss-To give effect 10 the resolution q
the New York Common Council relative to the Wander
bilt pier.
By Mr.. MUsGEs-To organize State Court o
By Mr. LAnfBRgR--For railroad on the Hunter
Peint and Newtosp Turnpike.
by Mr. CHRisTH-Incorporating the Staten Island
@ incorporating tho Yew.York Mortgage Loan Com
pany. ,,
By Mr.. MuRPHY-For dummy engines on the brook
lyn Central Railroad
To extend the provisions OF me Genefal nanuac'u'
ing law to the construction and use OF elevators.
BY Mr. FoLGEB--h incorporating the Union Trust Com
pany. x, w.. =.
tween New. York and Westchester Counties.
nv Nj LAunEgR-Authoribng the corporation o
New.Yorf 10 convey lands TO the HebrewNbenevoen
By Gr. SrRoSo-Legalking the Brooklyn Volunteer
To control the running Of railroads In Brooklyn.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 the inspection Of gas meters.
incorporating the Roosevelt Hospital.
The Senate went into Executive Session, after whiol
the Bounty Bin was discussed till the hour Of adjoufn
ment.
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The Democratic State Committee met hero
to-day and called State Convention Of one delegate
from each Assembly District. to meet at Twedds Hall
Albany the oath Of February for the purpose OF Sc
ecing delegate 1t large and two delegates from each
Congressional District 70 represent the State In the
Democratic National Convention to be held a Chicago
July
large number N editors Of daily Democratic news.
paperc weIe IN contSsanon I'M, afternoon, and were
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THE EXPLOSION IN MAIDEN LAEE.--On
wednesday naosriss coroner Naunsnn inpunnsed a
Jury composed Of the following gentlemen S. W. Pfyfe
Oh. @. Barton, Jas L. Morehouse. c. 8. Ortop. VIM.
Pty.s, Lewis W. Towt. and G. =. Russell. who. AFTER
examining the body Of Paul Hoffman killed ct the late
explosion in Maiden lane Tuesday evening adjourn
ed to meet ct the Second Ward Station-Houss at 10
o'clock this morning 1t appears that the firm haS pur
chased on Monday llt gross Of decorating papers
called "Amoress from perrets.7 One Of the hands
named Chas Pluck had Just sold gun. which Hoffman
was handing TO him. when the package falling to the
floor sxploded-this the first explosion. which no
doubt induced Hoffman to drop all the packages causng
the second and third explosions The following Is
lis, Of the assurances the store of Strassburger
MUM: Etna $500; Liverpool and London, slsoOoi
Merchants Corn Exchange. Insurance Of North Amer
lea, Commercial, Mercantile, Phenix, New-1ork Fire
and Marine 81 500 each; Atlantic. ell co., City. EN-
pirs City Germanis Resolute, 5000 EACH These
policies the loss in No. IS Maiden lane Nos. 81
and SO William street, while No. 90 Maiden lane vas
America, yonkers and Galatin Insurance Companies
o. 500 EACH Pluck is now lying ct the Hospital and
il not expected N recover His eyes burned out Of
their sockets his face Il backensd. his hair snged of
| his head. and his arms are broken. d. Wooster
| Beach, jr, made an examination OF Holman the
scalp the flesh being removed from the bone the len
side Of the head. There other Commissions aud
burns Death must in the opinion Of the doctor have
occurred Immediately The force Of the explosion tore
the watch ia deceaseds pocket from the guard.
IScESDIARY FIREs.-At about 81 o'clock on
Tuesday evening attempt was made to fire the tene-
meut house. No. West Eighteenth street. by setting
Gre 70 O quantity OF straw in the cellar 1t fortu
natey discovered soon after Its ignition, by officer
Scovile Of the Twenty ninth Precinct and by him ex
tinggished. Damage uifng. The premises are owned
by NJ. c. Van Campau The perpetrator has not yet
been discovered.
soon after O'Clock a m on Wednesday an attempt
was made to burn the tenement house No. O. West
Eighteenth street. by placing lot Of rags saturated
with benzine In aeywsy running through the buid
ing. tenant named Nicholson, residing atNo. Ga.
hearing the cry Of fire. raised window, and on look
ing out saw the opposite side OF the street
having in his hand fluid can. lie was dressed IN
dirty light coat and soft hat. On perceiving Mr.
Nicholson he Immediately turned and ran away. Inc
fire was cItinguished With q few pals OF water. Dam
uge triGing.
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IAdvertisement.l

SUCCESS IN LIFE depends on the right man
filing the right place Phyenology indicates this Examina
lions daily by FOWLER WILLS No 3os Broadway: class
practical Instruction meets Tuesday aud Friday Evenings
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u,... Pacific RaiIroud =,

JFAyENwoRTB, Tuesday, Jan. 90 1864.
The difficulty between Gen. Fremont ant
Samuel Hallctt threatens 10 delay the work on th'
aciiic Railroad,
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IAdver.isomens.l

DEMOREST's NEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
rsphic spirited illustrations live subjects, splendid
novelties, with complementary sheet OF Fashions In this
weeks number. Ready Friday.
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CITY ITEMS,


the ground and for the present the skating season is
over. We noticed yesterday In several warm sitra'
lions that the grass beginning TO look sveetiy
green Do not let us for moment, however. imagine
that Winter is over The first Of February Is always
counted the middle Of Winter and cold Winter We sha
have yet In all Its severity.
ITALIAN OPRRA.--Max Maretzek's announce
ment Of Is nights beginning Feb l. appears IL car sd
vertisiug columns The first opera will be "lose. OF
the last days Of Pompeii"
BARNUM'S CHARITY LECTURE AT THE
COOPER ISsuTUTE-Mr. Barnum's lecture on ne
Art of Money.making." delivered at the Cooper
Institute last evening for the benefit Of tho unsed
States Sanitary Commission" and "the National Freed
mans Association" was great success nearly every
seat In the vast hall being occupied Mr. B. divides MS
lecture into two parts and during brief rest when ne
took after the first part 1.-THE giants" the whistler
the what Ia IT," 1.-THE lightning calculator, an she
celebrated performer on the harmonican iron the
Museum exhibited much to the qualification OF the
audience Mr.. Barnum then resumed his lecture, and
was loudly spplaudcd. His funny stories OF his own
career In the show business and his personal experience
in the art Of money getting kept his audience in almost
continual roar of laughter.
SAKE ON LovR.-John G. SAKE on Wednes'
day evening delivered his new humorous poem on the
subject Of "Love" before large and delighted audi
ence at Nbos Saloon The different kinds and degrees
Of love were sketched with mastery hand and elected
frequent bursts Of applause The love Of monarchs for
power Of matrons for children, Of contractors for
money and their nefarous means OF getting It, OF misses
for dress the love Of SELF and best Of ALL the pure love
ef youth were each In turn discussed In his nimitabs
style and the interest Of his auditors enchaned TO
the end Of the reading.
LINCOLN CLUB IN THE THIRTEENTH WARD
The loyal masses OF the old Thirteenth held rousins
meeting at tho Union Headquarters on Tuesday eyes,
ing, for tho purpose Of organizing Lincoln Club.
Nessrs Epes Z. Ellery, Eneas Elliot and John White
we're appointed Committee on Permanent Orgsniza-
ton. Stirring addresses were delivered. and large
number signed the roll
COMMISSIONERS oP EMIGRATroN.-Therew was
no meeting Of this Board yesterday for want Of quo
rum The weekly statement showed that 5.l'3 iHni-
grants had arrived at this port since the LIST ns and
that the Commissioners had balance in bank Of S3a,
e55 q.
Coal COMING DowS.-The Delaware, Lacks-
wanna and Western R. r. CO. yesterday sold at auction
a. 900 tuns Of Scranton Coal 1t is deliverable at Eliza
bethport. The following table shows the prices OBJ.
tanned Yesterday and the prices o month ago;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

JAZZ TO 600 bbls. Flour Ito bills Whisky. 2ioo bag
Corn Meal 84 buh Oats <3a pkgs. Butter 4apkg Lard
100 pays Pro~isioos "a pigs Ashss LOO phgA fsiIo
leu, 200 pAgs W CaAs 26ep prss1sd UofA
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the Lasc Aschbishsp Hughes.

The Death Of the Late Aschbfshsp Hughes.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. Jan. "a, 1894.
A solemn mass Of requiem for the repose Of
the soul Of the late Archbishop Hughes was performed
at st. Johns Cathedral to-day. in the presence Of
large congregation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

Fri, CanaL-RobeIt C. Dom Joseph Breed, Iii easier. T.
Benedict Strong Chester +. Shelley.
CAaM plata CaaaL-AonSon WEIGH, james II sherril
O.ssgo Canal. Onsda h,u InIyo,t@e.T, and B1idoias
vile CanaL-Amsss 7. Hart. -
CAenung and Crooked Lake CandL-Hiram P. H.skin.
CAenaago CasaL-Chares IL. Smith, Leroy H. Hitchcock
Gsnssse YoLsy CGna!-F. X Beokwith, William Nsp.er'
ULoeh Rirsy CanaL-OtcaT L. WetmoEe.
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DYSPEPSIA,

DesfhfSlA' Am
DISEASES RESULTING mon
DISORDERS OF THE lwns
pIoEsTIvE ORGANS.
are sursdby
GERMAN BITTEhH
The greet sss.sasaIro ~.
These Bissers have performed poss cu,sd
Have and do t,s better s.sstset1a'
Hays moro testimony.
Hsys more respectable people y yspeb ses sb>us
Than any oshss sscs u he mssist
We defy any one W contradict tbs aseseen.
AND WILL PAY eioce
II any one that win yrodnes Certificate pssBssss By q
thst il not Genuine,
HOOFLAND'E GERMAN BTTTlRS,
win cure every esseW
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DUIkouD
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DIsEAsIb
ARISING FROM A prsoR.
DEREp STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
exsuLr1sa ROE DuoRpx1s or TN ploEsnv9 C1ekiSs
Constipation Inward Piles, Fullnsss Of Blood 70 Dc Hss
Acidny Of the Stomach, Nsussa, Heartburn Dsgua
fss Food, Fuuness or Weight In tAs stsnssA
Sour EructstiOns, Sinking or Tlnttsr
ing the Pit ofths Stomach.
Swimming oftbo He'd
Hurried an4
Diacult Breathing
Tsttenng ct tho Heart
Chob az q sufocstins Sensations vbes
in lying posture, Dirnness Of
Vision, Dots
Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain IN the Head,
Deficiency Of PsrspirsOn, Yellownsss Il
the Skin aud Eyes, Pain 10 the side, Bach, Chsst,
Limbs &C., sudden Finishes Of Heat, BumiDsm Ne Fssh,
Constant Imssninss Of Evil, and Greet Dsprdos u spJ
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ITALIAN OPRRA.-Max Maretzeks announce
ment of Is nights beginning Feb appears IN oar 81
vertising columns The first opera will be "lcse.
the last days Of Pompeh."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

Coal COMING Dows.-The Delaware, Lacks-
wanna and Western R. R. Co. yesterday sold at auction
"a 900 tuns Of Scranton Coal 1t is deliverable at Eliza
bethport. The following table shows the prices oh.
tanned Yesterday and the prices O month ago;
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FROM ALBANY.

Discussion Of the Governer's Message
Rowing Cemmittees-The Police Bill
City Referm-Gcncrsl Bounty Blu
Soldiers velunteering-Hsrlen Rail-
read
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION was
no meeting Of this Board yesterday for want Of quo
rum. The weekly statement showed that 5,l'3 imni.
grants had arrived at this port since the LIST ins and
that the Commissioners had balance in bank Of Si
e55 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

Pepabsr.on, N. J., formerly Of the North Esptiss
Church, Phisd.PA~ .
have known Hoonands German Bittsrs hvofaby fe1 \
number of years. have used them IN my own nuiy sn
have been pleased with their effects that was Induced
recommend them 10 others and know that they hav0
operated In strknely beneficial msnne take great peaos
thus publicly procanS this TACT and calling the sse
ton afflicted with the diseases for which they
recommended, TO these BttersknowiDs from exPshene1
that recommepdstion viii be sustained do this
cheerfub Hoohsnds Bitters Is attended 10 here6t -
afflicted. and il mot @ drink"
Yours truly, LEVI g, BEChs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

From the Rsv J. NJ Lyoss formerly pastor Of ths ColsnsA
IN. J.) and Mils-sown lPa) Bspt,t Churches
Dr. c. NJ JAcKsoS-Dsar si': feslh pleasure thus q
INV own accord TO testimony to tho excellence Of he
German Bters Some years since, being much sctsd With
Dyspepsia used them with very beneficial resulta have
nenng disease and have heard from them the most fstsAs
az to their great value In Of general teb
J. NJ LYONS
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From the Row. Jos g. Xsnna1d Pasor Of tie 10th Bsp,sa
Church

From the Rev J. a. Turner, Psstor oIHsddirg ~ Chueh
Phlsdephiss
sny family frequently am prepared to say that lssa
OF arsat service believe that in most OF ger de-
by OF tie system Ia the safest ard meat valuable <dy
Of which have any knowledge
Yours respectfully, H. TURNING
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Of Calhoun, and fe naturally 1e lnto ossoclhtoh WIN
men who neueated doctrines leading directly TO rebel
Non. His colleague was brought up In different and
better school and ret bo desires 10 shake the hands
Of men who maigned In LIE and insulted In death the
memory Of the Senator's departed leader and yet he did
hot think the Senator should DO expelled. ss we were
bound accept his disclaimer While be considered the
resolutions improper and INDIGENOUS he did not think
they should be sufficient cause for his expulsion cen.
sure, which was paramount 10 L. The Senator would
ind in his regrets in the future for his acts penalty
more than equal TO his expulsion or censure here.
Mr.. LANE Qnd) had known the Senator as long as
~ had known himself He was true and brave, and he
would take his Interpretation Of the meaning Of his
1stons In preference others He would vote for his
expulsion or oensure. He would not strike down free
speech here The party in power owed their position to
free speech IN the Kansas controversy He cid not fear
Hons was to debate and let the country decide on our
cton The resolutions did not contain disloyalty
whole. He had seen the Senator 100 miles from home
with musket ON his shoulder, drilling to fight lis
Oution at his homo for his loyalty. He knew his
vote here would be msrepresented ut home but he had
higher object here than to conciate home sentiment
MI. FEssgSDES announced his intention TO vote
against the expulsion or censure. He regretted that
sbe attempt had been made TO do either Senators did
various things here to gain Immortality Some offer po
,aSfoDs some memorials. some resolutions some ore
dos. The Senator from Kentucky did all Of these
somst ines He did not think the resolution advising
Sevot ,aajpst the war leaders" taken ~ whole, sub
(eet 10 I've construction put upon It, though might be
made .rexonablo we're 1nen a h ,ne o eau
che Senator'S previous history 70 judge OF his present
CONNECTIONS He believed hiiR TO be loyal man., lie
considered the reso luton Of the Senator as very vo
lent and incorporate stump sPeeeh egan Inc Scvern
mont Bat 70 eIpel him SSu,a ~ ~. srSnmsoss Ts
would give the largest bey TO oomsps on the asts OF
ais or any Administration. %.
Aajopxhsd. llG,faut. .ls
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

! N,7OTHING that is not wholesome, genel ant
Y restDrnhyein its nature, enters into The
composition OF aOSFETIER' $ STOMACH
BlTIERS Thispopuar preparation contains
no minerei of any kind; no botanical element
no fiery axci!aat: but it Is a computation Of the
extracts Of rare balsamic herbs and plants
with the pureat and mlldest of all diffusve
stinulants,
1t is TO be forearmed against disease, and s,
far as the human system can be protected By
means against maladies engendeted by an an
wcolesemoamospcere impure writer and othe
external causes, HOSTEF rER'S BlTTEHS
may berelied on as safeguard .t
In districts infested with Fever ard Ague, i
has been found infalible as preventive aut
Irresistible as a remedy, and thousands wh'
resort to il under apprehension OF an attack
escaped the scoarge; aud thousands who ne
| glect to avsilthomselves )f its protective quail
/ tiles in advance, are cured by livery brief course
of thismarvelous uiedic Fever aud Agut
patients, after oeing piled with guinine tol
months ia vain, ,until fairly satDrated with that
dangerous alkaloip are not uufrequently res
torcd to health wthin.a few days by the use Of
TETT FR'SfBlTTERS
The wsax stomach is rapidly invsgorated
and the appetite restored by this agrsea BILE ton
ic, and i.ence it works wonders in essss OF Dis
pepais, aud in lsss codirmed forms of In diges
ton. .tcung 40 gentle and painless sppsri-
ent. az we'll ss upon the Liver, it also invaris-
bly, relieves the Constipston superinduced by
irregular action of the digestive and sesrstiv
torgans.
Persons offeeble habit, lisbrc to Nervous at
taess, L6wness of Spirits and Fits of LauEuor
find prompt and permanent relief from the Bit.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

oLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Eradicstes DaDdruf.
oLARg's RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth.
oLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its falling of.
CLARK'S RRRToRATIyE. sG
Is nm nneqnalled Dressing.
oLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Children.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Ladies'.
oLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Old Peopls.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE
50 Na Isperfectly harmless. p
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. atH
Contains no Gil.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
I,not Dye.
oLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Beaut'fes the Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is Splendid for Whskers.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hsir in its Place.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cues Nervous Headache.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE FL gas
Prevents Eruptions.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is delightfully."- psrfumed.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Contsins no Gum.
oLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Polishss your Hair.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
q Prepares you for Psrtiss.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
prsparesyou for Balls.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
All Ladies aesa IL.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do without it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, na
Costs but 81.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. s
Is Sold by Druggist and Dealers every
whore. Price, 81 per bottls--6 bottles
for s5.
q. G. CLARK d CO., aAp
h1o PaorErAToAs.
}. s. BARNES & CON-. Y, Geh'I.
sANA D. STEEL & co.. Detroit. Agets.
March II, lS6A.--ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11
! . LOOK NERE:
~ MA EhG'
PROVISION g. AND
GROCERY STORE,
MoCONNELL'S BLOCK.

MoCONNEL BLOCK. dt
uASjust been filled with the choic est fresh
i 4 Groceries could be purchased in New York
City, and he ewould take this method ofinform.
ing the ctisena ofthe village sndvicinity that
he has just received his
FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
consisting of, in part--Sugar Tea, Coffee Mo
iasses, Pepper, Starch, Alspico, Ginger, Cheese
Tar, DC.
FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY
Special attention paid 10 this department and
will keep constantly on hand, Oranges, Lem
ons, Rasins. Almonds, Pea Nuts, Rugiish Wal.
nuts, Figs and everything that she sssts may
crave in thisway.
FISH and BACON
White Fish, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Dried Her
ring, Sugar and Country Cured hams, Should,
ers aud side meat, Dried Beef, Lard, Eggs
Butter, dc.
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT
| have large assortment Of Coal Oil lamps
aid have sad win continue to iurnisb the apeo
pie with purearticle OF Carbon Oil, frse from
explo.ive properties sy6
CROCKERY and STONEWAREl III
ofall descriptions. Youssnnot come amiss b,
callingo on meif you want something fa.hiona
Bile in his line - G
SPECTACLES.
would also say that am prepared to grint
down and set glasses adapted tc allcondition,
Of the eye. Persons afflicted with weak eyes
Nesr-sightedness, OF any disease of the ey,
which renders il. Necessary for them TO use
glasses, can be accommodated by calling OF
me. ~ - $50
FANCY ARTICLES and NoTloNSi 8
lccmprising large assortment which is too ts
dious to eunmerate ,taRA .yafs
Sshsfed that satisfaction can be reudsredtt
all who eallupon me for goods, ask them tc
drop in and take view before parcas,inl
lelsewhsre9 III ea,d0y 81! A BLACK
TBattsr, Eggs, Chickens, and all descrip
goods A BLACK
Upper Ssndusky, Aug, IS, 1853.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11
DRAFT PosTPoNEDl
DRS. BURRELl & BAR.
CURGE0N DEN FISTS.

~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ - a. ~ = ~ NJ
WILL be in Upper sandusky, from the 27tl
w day Of September, until the 2lst day of
November prepared TO perform all operations
in Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry. Teeth
inserted on pivot. or from one TO fell set On
gold, silver, or vulcsnite bsse. Csrious teeth
elesnsed, filed and effeetuslly preserved.
II Charges moderate, aud all operations
warranted. A4 AE E#E
ur Teeth extracted without pain.
e. Rooms at Ayres' Buiiding sssond
Goo three doors east Of the Pnst 0fkst,
Up.taudssky, Sept. ls, 1854. = =
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Orv;ile u. W God.

To re Rdior Of The " ]. Tribune
SIR: The undersigned, citizens Of Clinton
County y. V, having observed in certain New-Yors
papers reflections upon the. character Of our fellow
citiyor Orve X Wood esq. OF Cha2y, IN ims county,
will the view doubtless Of discrcdng him where he is
not known and thus mping his testimony in the late
exposure Of election frauds Baltimore deem II proper
10 certify that We have known Mr. Wood from Lis BOY
mood that he is Christian gentleman whose character
for truth honor and morality is, and always has been
above suspicion; thst though still young men, and
never seeking political preernent he has been re-
estedy elected Supervisor OF bis town that lie is
Heading member Of the firm Of V. 4. Wood Co., OF
Chazy merchants and -four and lumber manufacturers
and also Of the firm Of Woods Palmer Co., iron
manufacturers of the adjoining town Of Mooers Mr
W God il wellknown to Of the leading merchants
OF Troy Albany Ner.York Boston and Philadelphia,
with whom he has business relations among whom we
,nay mention Ra.pA Mead Co.. S.D. Chitenden & Co..
ofNew York; Blshop& rrowbTidge ofAibany; Squires,
Sherry & alusha of Troy. and a. C. Derbn Co. OF
Jersey Cty. These gentlemen whatcyer may be their
politics. viii not hesitate 10 indorse statement Of
MI Woods character.
W T. MoOFRS County Treasurer: VI. CHAMBERLAIN
County Clerk: j. J. DKOwN, Ex-Connty lreasureri A.
IADUR TX Sheriff and now Quarter master 10th y. I.
Cavalry; C.. W. PALHR. late Vi. c.; NJ. X. PiAf1 Re
cever of r. & NJ; j.. NJ. NoYEs President Mercantile
Bank: ROBERT BAILEY, Cashier Iron Bank; L. J. BAL
lLGiR President non Bank; Nj. SONLlb, tashlef
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