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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-03
NARRATIVE OF GAN INTELLIGENT
CONTRABASD.'

CONbkA BAND
REVELATIONS BY JEFF DAVIS EsoArFD VALET.
A special Washington dispatch to the
Tribune says that on Monday last 1.-THE
intelligent contraband." who has disap-
pearcd from puLlic view fer some months
turned up at the capitol, where he occu
pied during many hours the attention Of
Gen. Halleck and of the Secretary of
War; His name is James Dennison,
alis Pemherton. He is full bred Ethio-
plan, and has been for nearly twenty
years the body servant of jeff Davis, and
in such relation has been known by many
of the people of Washington. His story
is very interesting one. and the points
in it of the greatest public interest are
the following:
Jim says that Jefferson Davis, in
private conversation, is unreserved in ur-
ging the abandonment of Virginia, as a
line of defense no longer tenable. That
he has heard Mr.. Davis in conversation
with confidential members of the so called
government declare frequently that Vir-
ginia had been used for all it was worth !;
that it had proved shield of immense
value in Tending off the devasrations OF
war from the rice and cotton States, which
were the natural heart and body polite
of the new government. Steps have
been already taken, on various pretexts
of their labor being needed on the public
works to send all the valuable able bod
led negroes and breeding negro women
from Richmond along the railroad to
Lynch burg, and also South into Georgia,
which Mr.. Davis declares to be the next
base of defensive operations. But Gen.
Lee whom Jim describes as looking very
old, with bis hair now snow-white, is
peremptorily opposed to the abandonment
of Virginia. and declares that Virginia
soldiers will lay down their arms, if theil
State be given up to the Yankee despot.
ism. Jim does not give these points az
they are stated the following being about
fair specimen of his style of informa
i tion: B l.fo. ,a
The cupola roof of the Presidents
house leaks badly, he says SO that during
the recent rain-storm all the tubs from
: the kitchen had to be taken up to saw
! the ceiling of the lower floors. Mrs
/, Davis. who often says that if they hat
known how it was going. they neve
would have left Washington with he
!, consent, was calling Massa Davis atten
|, ton to the state Of the roof. and aske'
him to send to the Quartcrmaster's DE
: partment and have it repaired, Mass
DAVIS. who has grown very petulent
and irritable Of late, replied: 4 reckol
b We will be out Of this before another rain
!. storm. Don't fuss yourself and fret m
: labout these triAes, N w9ref
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TaiIors.

A H. WELLS, merchant tailor, Waterbury,
n VT dealer in the best broadcoths, doeskins
.cassimeres, vestings, tailors' trimmings, cu,tom
Ready made clothing, Gents furnishing
Goods, &c. Graments made in the most ap-
proved manner, and warranted to fit. 80
~ H. MILAN fashionable tailor johnson VI.
VI. All work made by him wllbe done in the best
style and warranted to fit. cutting done for
Others to make. Terms, cash on delivery.
@ N. TRACY, fashionable tailor. Johnson,Vt
-. Work done to order on short notice. Cutting
done for others TO make. All work warranted. %
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Carriage maker.

VyrfLsoN GRIsw0LD. carriage and sleigh
D w maker Elmores VT, keeps constantly on
hand carriages and sleighs, Of the best work
manship. aud got up In the best style. Repair
ing asss p,cAptH,
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Physicians.

T A. STEELE, MD, Homeopathic physician
81. and surgeon, Morrisville, Vt. Office at his
residence-at the d. 7 Noyes house.
NNTM l.. WHITE, M. D., physician and sur
w geon, Hyde Park Vt. Office at the for
mer residence of j. I. Allen.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-02-03

n P. FORBUSH, surgeon den ssr~x---rss,
", tist. Office in the Patriot
Building, State st, Montpelier Vt. olI11YJ
I B. MORGAN, M. D., physician and surgeon
y, johnson, VT. Office over S. Belongs store
Office hours from 10 AN. till Pm. Particular
attention given to operative surgery. 10
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gamuills Aewsdealrr !:
PUBLISHED EvERY WEDNESDAY,
At HYDE PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
Rates of Advertising.

Rates of Advertising. r.
l column year, $40; 8 mos. $25; mos. Sl4;
mo. ST.
IL column year, $25; 6 mos. IA; mos. 81 I;
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Ia column year, Sl4 6 mos. 81 3 mos. So !;
mo. So. .s .F Hrs
l-S column lyear, IS; mos. So; mos SS !;
no. 81.
Legal Notices charged at cts. per line for three
n4ertions two insertions, cts. line; one
one insertion, cts a line.
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A. far back as 1850, there were IN the United
States nearly four thousand establishments for n
making Of saddlery and harness, employing a
capital Of over $4,000 oo0 consuming raw material
10 the amount Of nearly Is, ZOO 0o0 annually, en-.
ployln; over thirteen thousand bands, and proiuc-
ing annually over ten million dollars worth 81
work. This production WAS almost exclusively Tor
homo consumption, and very widely scattered over
the whole country, though there hrc some few
places, to which shall refer hereafter, in which
TIE business ASSUMES an importance fat above tho
average. The limited amount which IL exported
passes almost exclusively through New York. Tho
exports from tho United States Of saddcry for 1859
were returned ~, I6e against export ~ leath
er OF 1850, 03T, and boots and Shoes, NJ ST21..
26G but the large and profitable homo demand has
amply supplied Me place 81 any foreign market, to
he obtained only by competition with ruinou-ly
low prices. We hnd thss In BOSTON the proportion
Of harness makers to leather dealers, in ls6l, WINS
forty.iwo TO one hundroi and one, md there were
six dealers in saddlery hardware. In New York
city, last year, there were twenty eight dealers in
aiddlrry hsriwaro and one hundred aud thirty
manufacturers OF harness and saddlcry, while the
State Of New York showed Hiss independent
manufacturer In this branch OF the business. OF
this number Brooklyn had thirty ono Buffalo
twenty, Albany seventeen, Rochester eleven,
Poughkccpa.e seven, and tho others were very
generally scattered over the entire siaic In nearly
every instance, this large trade has enjoyed sea.
son 81 prosperous activity since the commencement
Of our polIcal troubles seldom cquaJei.
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The Atlanta Graveysrds.

Awaiting mysel. Gays correspondent. Of the
spirit that Is now universally prevalent. to-day !
wandered through the City Cemetery among tho
dead. and there found msny mark TO indicate
The spot where rests the hope Of many . dotins
Southern ms'ron and wife Tho grounds comprise
about ten acres more than half Of which is covered
with the victims Of war, federal and rebel officers
and privA.es oil crowded together 80 close thu,
their collins must touch each other. Tho psrt
used o. the rebel burying ground Ia about four
acres aud all the graves src marked, some with
neat, yet unassumipg marble labs. At least cght
or ten thousand rehel dead must sleep in thes,
narrow trenches. In an obscure corner ! found
the plot set apart for deceased federal and
halting, read upon the hcsdbosrdH many names
n families from Maine 10 Nebraska. and rcmenl-
bering that NJ homo IN tho great North there are
scoros of crushed he,rts who know not where
their dear ones Aeep, felt that an hour could not
10 better spent than in decphering No almost
ohterstei pencil marks upon the slabs. In every
instance where the name Of the sleeper Is un.
known. the inscription is no, IAN unknown YAM
tee," as formerly, but "a Federal soldier, mans
unknown"
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DIED rs JAIL.-A man named John Weersi,
who was committed TO the County jail on s,tu-.
day. By Justice Avery, for ir,cmi>rsnce and va
srancy, died on slndav Coroner Han]ey viewed
the body, snd IL le,rz apparent that doaih was
super. ndu ell by intent ersnce permit tor burs
was given.
EMBODIMENT or MnuIA.--ln accordance
with IN order from Adjutsnt General Stockton. ths
Brigade Board Of Hudson County have commenced
ro-cnlisting all sble-hodicd men between the ssos
n eighteen and 'orty-hve who arc liable 10 do mill.
ury duty. They &c 10 b formed IN con panles Of
sixty Ave men, V be under tie command Of drill
sergeant.
4 FAIR for tho relief Ct soldiers families
will take place q, tho City Hall in Jersey City On
the second week In Dccembcr, and will be under
the msnag men, a the ladies Of The c.ty.
Union REroIcrSG.-The Union citizens Of
Jersey City will have general rejoicing over the
late NI.onsl victory, on Thursdsy evening. Two
hundred guns wall 10 frod. Grafuls's band w'il
discourse music, aud dwellings will 10 iiumi.
mated.
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rss Ansncisi panic in Englsnd IN consequence
~ bed cotton speculations. ~ senchsp,ed many
bouucvn sympzthizcrA aud many journals recon-
mnd the Conscderates 70 stoy the war and NJ axe
he best terms they can with the North. The Liv-
crIs"l JooHsAL says the Confe,ierscy will como
DOWN soon With heavy fAl, II u psrdsts In its
war policy.
In srorxi- Russisn Minister, 10 charged BY the
'aI IN ~ " hsrico and congratulate Maxiu,sn
on HE accession " The umrpcd throne. This fact
auG'a rery general surprise and regret, at, ouEh II
conssisrel moSe 81 . diplomatic formally N. Of
T-c's. political signi6csnce. DE- Boudesl, the rel
snnr n'n,sSr, hes hc ssr.e den 2nation, ,ni 18th
CURSOR. They will sptss- 70 xsrico clo.bci IN 8.
VIC mr and state Of cJsolean courts.
Sr~s from v'chsburz stA,es that the ffsodm IN
rho ieascd plantations from the government VIII
sgnr severely from tho fsilurc u tho cotton crop
ihe army worm suddenly appeared thrnughou'
hc lower valley n the Miss s-,pp during 'ht mid
no August, and In . shou tne de-,toyel .no
prtmis.ns hope II . boIn,eous crop. No p'sptet
VII calze third Of cruIs aud The majority viii
os~oay maize enough FOR seed.
Tnn e.. Lori- DxsocnAr narrs'es IN instance In
~hich thrce Peiernl oftc'rr were brutally murder
ID by retei gurrrDs. The Eighty ninth Irdiana
wss lstoly marching On lts way to Glssgow,in III"
esaAe, on1 tho three officers Major Samuel Henry,
Ansstan, q urpeon John Ptter, and Lieutenant
u,rio- Ashley, stopped . house " get dinner.
While hoy r.oto'l, he regiment marched on. le,v-
,ng incr hshnd Wien they came from tho
tor~. the were confronin1 by three srmoi guc'-
dllas, who ordered them 10 surrender, and. having
90 sv.ilsble arms, they were compelled TO obey.
They were thea iakcn 10 tie woods and most
shockingly murdered.
Tns TnrrrSg treats tho public 10 new sensation
cousprNy tho shsrr Of . report ~ the elect that
ell the retsl state legislatures assembled secretly
and nomin,p Presidential Electors who were b.
proved " VAST ngton IN due form, Lacked By tho
pNIrr Congress on u, delegations and formally
Jet Mcclellan and Peulle,on IN the Electoral Col
ege, In their aeVrcratr vote wonld h. sufficient,
their votes we're no, counted the plan was IN
freak up in row aud inauy arste q civil war In tho
sorth, and Jcc and auregsrd were " tocuuc
eDersls under Clesn. The plo, failed owing
y tho sirprsng I'm ntnty 81 the North IN cast
ng o vote for Lincoln larger than could Ia over
One by tie soceded S;i,esi That will do for those
sho believe 1t.
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CLEARED.
sTEAMShIPS--Corta Rica Aspinwall. Franklin,
Baltimore, Novelty, Philadelphia.
SllIrS-Brmen. Ansicr; lsalclls sydney, v W;
Orient, Lv'l; Plymouth Rock London, Isabel, Brein
BARk-El.c a Msthilds, Gerdes, OF & for bremen.
BRlCS-Stranrer Melbourne; King, AnI
tAyer; Blonde pcinarara, Beaver, Port au Prince;
Kate, Halifax, Martha, 1t John, H.
sCHOONFRs- Mary johnson, Georgetown; Wanna.
II, Werhnstop Richard Hill, ueorretovu; Governor
Arnold, ElEahctbport; A + Howe Nes burypolt:
Rival, STANFORD, Conn.
sLoOP-Oreson, Rhodes, for Providence, RI
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS City OF london, Liverpool and
ouoenr' ~, ten. Sherman, New d leans John CHI.
.on, Phi adciphia, Pvomc, Poulsnf. relecca Clyde,
Wellington; Ocean Queen, Apnwall,
scHOONERS-- Elizabeth 4 Eleanor, Fortress Mon.
zoe Blrhhpil. ueor. e'o~n. Helene Fortress
Monioe, Gu'usarO'R Via, mis 7 II 90 merit watt
GEORGETOWN, : X Ivlns. Lftle lgF Ita no; G A
WGfd, Baltimore. hepv Blown, Nl-rin ~ IountgIn.
Hh'im,.r; Il VI Bow Mag, NiJci ia; j Van SAINT lii.
lie FCs Ia! hOT; MARI Johnsnn Ahuiy ,or M4sh ne
iou, SARAH oris,, Sew HaveH. riusi on, Poit tvep
TO- Nesiel " vi rownrcnd, Rot tout Tor Ptnyiie,
VI Hubbard, he,tord; ; I k.nr, Ne6 Haven; Rol.
lp-, l:ol ont .or Plymouth; Hose Rondnn, Tor
NrNAun pr, Ac|lgu, Rril'rplu 'ot Machine ton.
ca o!iae Grant Ne" Haven.
"ELpW-oLe ha's aud one big. Wind y. W.
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wULIANSBrRGU.

SUPPOSED SuIcipE.--The body o. woman,
named Cashsrine McCirath, was found in the water
foot Of North Second street n. D.! yesterday
morning Deceased was Of in'ernpcrs,. habits, aud
Il is supposed committed suicide by jumping into
the rivtr.
THE MISSIONARY CAusE.-On SUNDAY the
South Fifth Stree, n. 2. Church ~. ~ made Their
annual Offering for the missionary cause o. the N.
z. Church, amounting TO $4,000 To this sum WINS
added si,ooo from IN. Juvenile Nrtonnrv Society
Of the Sabbath school. making d total Of S. Ooo.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

FIRST IcY OF TIE SEAsoS.-On Sunday
night the FIRST Ice Of a. season VAS formed in this
ueigbborhooi. This ia IN even, which young
New York has AWAY, looked for ward 10 with en-
gcrness for IA in the hayl,ngcy NJ s,.,,ny. s,eiyh
ing, sad all ,so hspp, frolickins 10 which tho vim
ter season seems cspoci,,Iy sdantod II I, Tho frs,
what If coming and pot6es rich and no.,r .bl. "A
make their prepar,,ousn n viii, h. bu,
very few weeks until New York will h. in m. ,n,du
Of tho "sk.,ine SEASON." and when N. f,p,ous
Central PARK, n, wcn n, numerous o,b., rond. us,
h. Wis tel by thousand, NJ d.,igh,od and .n,bu..
astic skaters. Fortunately The frs, n.moi gr.,,
theatre OF pIessu,s 1, omen IN Az. ,,ch and ,.o,
alike, and the only requisite nj . god TINA 4. .
par q skates and the ability 10 nse them. Can.
trsl Park In tho winter .e,.on 4. o,,,o., ~. on,,
p,sce where all cls.,rs Of our cosnor,o,,,.n ,on,
lssiou commino,e. There 4, no nl,os IN fac, Al
veli suited to place the high md tho low upon .
level AZ the leo. 4, nun doe. I, .yec,u,l,v tn.
Indications arc TINT The coming .coson a, ,be p.,k
viii be o.. y bcvond par.,,e, A,,..dv ,h. r,.n.,..
lions srs making FIR n, m. ,p.h n, ,I .,.. .,d =,
heparnpbernslis belonging thereto h., eonm,nccd.
and the Park Commissioner, are ARRANGING n, nm
unusually largo attendance. The fashion. or r,,b.,
the passion Of ar tas been ste.dilv rowing
In our people for several years past, each season
sdding TO tho ranks, until ., the presen, time
skating has become . positive desidera,un. Bu.
while the nrs, ice Is suggestive of br,cb, scene.
like those Witnessed upon the skating ponds and
IN the srees' In sleiShns time It also has its back
s''una Oh auuer'ne misery ana all the horrors that
po'eI'y can 'hn'c', "h"e thousands VIII mako
VIC ." ring ~,'n soou's Oh JOY and h'isr'y' "'her
oou..na' w VI" eIeA' Guy WI" snndder' as tho
p~'ns Sin'' h'~' srouna 'hsr cherries homes
.n1 '1"''"y P"y ''' "' 's'urn OF mo summer
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The MYSTERIOUS MuRDFR.-There bein- TO
prospec, Of the ident hcaiion of he remains cked
up in the waters o. tho East River about one
month since, Coroner Norris has commence a. it,
quest With the view o. cops, nius The fragments
TO their issi resting pace. D.. sp er made pos;
mortem examination o. the nc,d, aud found one
pistol bullet o. couisa iorn, and tie fragment a
another, thus proving beyond doubt h'i tie man
WINS shot. Several Witnesses were examined, but
no'sing h! ond wha' has Heretofore sppearel in
pullic pruI was elected. The Investigation will
DO cont nrei, and probably courlu,c to-day.
BROOKLYN CRY GovERSNENr.-Tn Board
met last evcninS a BosrJ OF Canvassers TO exam.
inc the returns OF the last election In relation 10
City oficers. the matter was referred h a commits
tee, and the Board adj urned until Thursday even
ing next The Boari f Aldermen then organized,
and transacted some routine business. A petition
from the Central Railroad Company was presented
asking authority TO raise the price OF faro per pass
cnger nom 8 70 cents. The subject was referred
70 the railroad Committee
The BRooKLyS FIRE DEPARTMENTAL
meeiiag q IL ongnaaRiaaxaAoi the Ws1ssyp pAs
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tncs rrs DspArsnas will b As,d % The Nd inss.
for the purpooe Of pomp ssins candidaAss Tor the
Office OF Chief Engine r Usually three or four are
dominated, out 81 which one 10 chosen. The cleo
ton VIII take plsce in December. The principal
candidates thus far nrc John Gum ugharn, the
present 'rcumtcnt u. 5. Simpson, II. J John
ston and VIM. vanderyeer
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The Special Committee on Rerenchmeni sni Re-
form reported that they hsd become satisfied they
bad no power to compel the attendance Of witnesses
In investigating the charges msde by the Mayor
against the City Inspector and that the appoint
meut OF Joint committee would be necessary The
''s' H..,,. ,,p.s 49,, A.. r.
ton Counsel had given his opinion that SOLDIER.
hsvc not the right 70 vote by prory At the ensuing
'""''.' '''''e' "'''''"c
o~A' " -'o "''' AUG o"y mo-
p"p', ''s "o'"
~' "'"P"ohe'' ne'e'o''fe ''i' o'.' Au'no''lihs
INC issuing more VI inc 'en"A raj. improve
''''"' UNIV W N'' ''"o'"' VI e''N'"'
".s ~iop''u
"""' VIZ "orI"'' ~" UNPAID ASsIS'-
shSr'.-ino 'o'por'uon CON 'nehoeu It's annual
S'i' Oh property on "heh asSssmen's sfe due'
49, m"r UNI ~ W. ~ nc sMend'
TIE party buys The property for a term OF years
thc ono bidding the lowest number getting ,he
pntc' Inc owner has me privilege oil redeeming his
properly ~thin Two years, and the term NJ years
pin ranges rom nve hundred 10 thouand The
sale VIII last iof several days
TIT co,prs
IN" ~ou"''
Crniore ATTACHMENT ProoHrDrsGs AeAIusr
hAJon-Grs. Brrim- the Court Of Common
Peas yesterday morning, before Justice Cardozo,
an application was made in the sui; Of Smith ct al
ast. Ben T. Butler for an attachment. The plain.
til, sllece that thew x,rc s,rn,.rlv ho,ks,. IN
~, ,s,o
40" "''s' "S' :" may ioo|' "aor "enefa
Butler forcibly entered their place Of business. No.
| ~ Camp street. New Orleans and took .w.v ali
,hs nro,rr,v n, tho pl.,n,s. ,hrr.in soupd. ,r.
GLIDING s6 600 IN gold which thew ,llev. N. de-.
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DESPAIR NOT-THE DRUNKARD CAN
l/BE SAVED. Or. XELL's FAMOUS
NIRNI<E pnWDERs
EXl,lR SIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.-TEAINS
Iron Chambers IT, Tor Albany and Troy, and
pin. North and Nctt, at 80 A. VI. and IL NJ, IN,
30 and H. a. l.. NJ and on sun lay at 800 r. NJ. from
sch II. sleeping cars on ~ T. VI. train. 49,
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DROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOClA
l. tion-The objects Of the Associate are TO secur
10 soldiers and sailois and then families any claim
or pensions, pay and bounty and 70 give advice nna
information TO them uit.oUt COST and TO prevent
frauds AGAINST them aud the Government. Appiica-
ton person OF by letter should be made 70 hin
RY GREENfIELb, Fec, IS Chambers street. b New
York, WV
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SMALL FIR
"A nished room and board IN a plain small faIni,.
or widow. Address j. NJ. A.. Bo1 90 Sun OE
hce. 17b
TWO OR THREE RESPECTABLE Gentle
l. men eau be accommodated with board In 8 pr.
ya,e family al IsI south 4th street, Williams
bursh. l.. |. 10
} YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMO
dated with board at AYE Canal st. over the lamv
eloIe. 1871
So TO e12 PER WEEK FOR BOARD, Al
- Dupont House, Hudsu Of, opposite s.. joint
out board and lodgings. Waterman " night s3
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once, No. ISL Fulton street, Brooklyn, room It. up
stairs No CHANCE Tor Conrultai on or Advice. $50
ANY FRIEND OF AN INTEMPERATE
"A Ierson srcrtly destroy hr dcsire for str ing
drink by Swing iIr. King, salvation Powders. o ne
boz sent prepaid by mail 70 any address on recew Of
one dollh INpot tss Hudson 81 coz irove \. Y. AZ
A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA-SINCE,
"a u, introduction Of Dr. smith DYSPEPSIA
ANNlHlLAT0R, thousands have been cured Of thai
so 81 sS h1f sen A.
,s%sdy wv sn b. eradicate pESpss from ~, ,ss
IN Allen cor Stanton RI, and cor. Avenue ID AMI
Houston ct. ln Booklyn-oi j. y. Grey, cor. Myr-
q" And tiankiin ayes pesot ~ south Second It,
nR. WINS COUGH ENTERMINATOR -
fNZN, and ali BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS. har
len eeioTe ths Pa!s over u 70 ysqs and is askno.
the puDt. hnot only fiis' he Cough, but 70,
iice can safely recommend 10 al Who take cold ess-
Is 90 get bottle, and hesn lib y In the first stare
entirely ceased Gener. DEPOT 40 Souih second 4,
Milliamsbuleh. To he had in New York OF Mile. L
4. and Avenue D. In BioStlyn OF j. t. Grey, cor.
Myrtle and Franklin ave-. Nv
DESPAIR NoT-THE DRUNKARD CAN
A|HE SAVER SiK pf, Ef pd%b FAs'cS
hs cured thou-sne. OF cases, and thousands misht
80 :, saved TO Their families and friend, i they had
,he nj eal COZ {, iea or othei ipid.. sold Only
a. So % ii.y,,lon 81, ant "a t.thth ~, y T.; Or.
AMI Mines III Fulton 81, ,ookyn Dr. Ionesta's,
No. 80 Molieumsiy 81 leirey CITY D.. Mercer, pa
Price ONE DOLLAR. BtWARE OF IMlrA Hons.
N.R.-IGo Seuuiue lIr. IkLL'S RENE. VIII never
sioker he pattelt. Warranted, sentby mail. ~
RHEuMAlISM AND NEURALGIA CURED.
N b. ~. W. j. BREWSTER. Ccltitcltrs OF 10
msrkehlc cues TO te seen at bis Office i39 B.csjway
Cohsutltion Tree. Poor treated gratis every friday
a. .eguoon. s&
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A simple Herb, Q ample Flower.
Chilled rom the dewey Lee
These, these shsil sprsk with touching l,sves
OF change and health to thee.
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Sad CASA Youro LADY Bunxxp 10

DaArH. -Coroner RAnney held IN inquest yesser-
day, at No. 1876 West 1ath street, upon tho body
OF Miss Frances G-rrisor, Of Paterson, N. j, an
adopied daughter Of Mr.. Abrsm Van Daroom. The
young woman came 70 this city to attend a wei.
dug, and after the conclusion Of the ceremony
she wen, 10 chamber, where abe lighted match
tho isn'ei phosphorus from which fell upon her
Bgh, gsize dress and act her clothing on FIRE. She
ran down four fights o, stairs 10 the JArlors in
which her friends wsrc asseribled. and they sy-
tngtiished the flames, but not until she had teen
fatally burned. Niss Garrison wac IS years Of sse
The HARvEsT or DKATH.--Tho deaths in
New York during the past week were +i7-a de.
Of 80 a. com pared with the mortality Of the
corresponding week Of 1893 OF tho dcressed. is3
wsre children under years Of are The mortality
by the principal diseases WAS ~ follo~m hmm
tile msrnsmus, 20; typhoid fever, I'll infan.le con.
WILSON'S, Is; Group, Is; scarlet fever, Is: typhus
IL; drthcrite, IL: small ror, I.
MonE FERBr AcconmopArroSs.--Th
Jersey City Ferry Co. will place The new and beau.
nfil ferry boat Newsrt the route day this
week She Is no, quite a. large ~ The Ne~ York
and other boats, but she " II be fast and very
rnodious. shs is 70 feet In length. The internal
fittings are neat snd plsiu; che is strong and well
adapted for the service intended.
CRY GovrnSMESr-THH WAR BrTwIKs
Tns MAYos AND Ne. BooLx, Ero.--The Dosri Of
Alder men met yesterday. A communication was
received from the Counsl 70 the Corporation IL
answer To resolution Of inquiry Is " tie power Of
the Mayor W suspend remove from once o
Head Of psr'ment. Mr. Dcvlin stated tina, the
Mayor hAs not the power 70 suspend Hosd Of Dc
psrsmcn. end that the Common Council also are
withou, authority in the matter. The ooromunioa-
ton was referred 10 the special committees having
the matter in chs's'.
The Conf trollcr transmitted the following - the
condition Of the County Treasury, viz;
Balance Nov. 9, 1894. ....... eI,662 069 p