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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01

"TnB KNICKgRBoCKgR KITCHRS"--Ihe la
dies Of the Committee for IN. Knckerbocker Kitchen
ask for the loan Of old pictures Illustrating II POI Sbe
their undertaking portraits of persons Of the oIen
time and other paintings ensrNnes suitable for
supposed inner room. and whcse antiquity more than
any other quality will be their :hief value Great
care will be taken Of all that may ntrusted TO them
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A NOVEL MACHINE poR KsrrTrSc.-By no

| A NOVEL MACHINE PoR KSITTIEG.-By no
the least important among the mechanical inven'
lions Of the present day is the knitting machine in
vented and recently patented by j. Dalton. one Of our
own counirymen. II is about the same size ne the or
binary family sewing machines and Will in time become
indispensable In our manufactures well as most ar
tics IN our homes. There seems b. less completely
about it, than in sewing machines and is worked with
less labor The stand is OF iron and supports table, in
the center Of which inner upright and rotary gear
shaft revolving within stationary cylinder Of needles
with Goats the feed gear The loop in the cotton
voolen sk or whatever fabric may he used, - landed
and east of with rcdoubied ease and hrmnsss and by
the cylinder being stationary. sodity given 10 tho
entire operating system Tho needles used arc some
thing Ike a oroichet needle but with a longer neck or
bill and fastened n The number OF 20 moro In the
cylinder from the outside In section plates which are
secured by screw and by neat and simple contr-
vance the cloth is received fast as knit and by te
same contrivance equnl strain l. given 10 1t which
never alters. The simplicity Of construction renders
everything about the machine adjustable. without fling
hammoIing. bending In any shape whatever aud
with one Of them any person could at down for nh hour
or 40 and turn out n complete suit OF nndcrcoth"s
shirt drawers and stockings. The gentlemen inter
es,ed IN this new and novel invention which viii be pre-
scented to the public soon ms some machinery arrives
from Europe for It's perfect manufacture. have
di eeted one of the machines 10 DO exhibited at The
souiiary Fair. where 1t win doubtless strike with
amezemen tho ladies who FOR years past have patiently
| Piled the knitting needles.
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RECOVER OF a DRowEBD BoDY.-Yester-
day about noon. while dredging near the W aliaDout
the body OF a man WAS dug up from under dosk IL
was Identified ~ that Of oulrcrnnster Of the United
States steamer Niagara. named William or IIchaTd
Redmond. Who was accidentally drowned ABOUT threc
months since while getting on board the vessel
Deceased wa about - years OF age aud had been foI
"a wears in tie service Of the Government Coroner
Barrct held an inquest; verdict death by accidental
a, .,s,f,
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Mr.. TRowBRIDGE's LAST WORK.-ln letter
TO the author Mr. Secretary Chase writes thus OF The new
novel, "Cudlo's Cave" THE inhamed condition OF
my right eye has prevented my reading or writing
much lately. 'Cudjos Cave could not help reading,
howeycr II iherestcd and impressed me profoundly
In letter giving permission TO the publishers 10 use
the above, Mr. Chpse adds: 1.-THE book merits higher
praise, aud / have heard II more highly spoken OF by
discerning judges"
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CHrDpnEs's CoSoBRT AT IRVING HALL

CHILpREN's CONCERT At IRVING HALL
Marina debstar pueris rerrentii-Ths phrase OF tho
sntirst was put in practice, las night by an immense
attendance of adult people at acbdrens concert-the
performers belonging to the Sunday School of ST. Annes
Church. As much respect and attention were given to
tho youthful eIocutants as If hey were well-known
lyrical names The only diff uty in noticing the de-
tails arises from the great number OF pieces and per-
formance Tie bin Of fare relates thiryfye pieces.
Now wero We to undertake to give critique on The
sresad thirty FIVE seyeraly and generally, We would
have to exclude Geographic reports not to say to Lead
ing articles so we avail ourselves Of the privilege oil
much respectful silence upon TIE efforts OF the rtte
ones. 1t is. may say. significant, that Sunday
School, a phrase convertible with words Of three or
four sylablcs not too well spelt md some moral pocket
handkerchief. should turn out little host Of perform
crs and singers giving opera pcces' singing playing
on piano, and Rotations.
rousing incident in the programme was perform
nee by twenty little drummsrs-the Mnrtin Drum
cor,-named In honor Of Mr. K. NJ. Martin so active
in insnir,, ing and instructing the school
The applau,.' was constant md ardent and the pro-
iec.ors Of the ep rtainment may congratulate them
seiycs on the success oI 'nc e''nins'
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LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUB.-This Club, OF
which Mr. Draper il Chairman, mot lat night Mt Hope
Chapel In the absence Of Mr. Draper. John Quicken-
bush was called to the chair and made short address
Brief speeches also made by Messrs Jones' elias
scy and Hutchinson. Several songs were sunG By a
clee club
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MEW-.BERsEY ITEMS.

IyoUEsT-Coroncr Farrell of jersey City,
held an inquest lat evening upon the body Of Francis
Carrigau the soldier belonging 10 the 10Th heWi ORE
Regiment who died suddenly in the cells on Tuesday
afernoon There was no evidence show that he had
been drueged previous 20 falling In the hands Of the
police A verdict Of apopoxy was rendered.
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ACADEMY OF Music. --Tts,>H was good mousse
last night. The opera was FAM and was reSuereu 10
usual by the artists, Miss Kellogg being tn heroine
The opera Of Robert me DerI will }s pssJed "nsn,i
and Faust is announced for the last time, NJ natl
nee Of Saturday. -.
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PoErICAL READNGs.-It will be seen by adj
vertisement that Miss Helen Vans Pcccal Readings,
postponed on the evening Of Marches viii take place
at Clinton Hail. Aston place, on Saturday evening
April 2 AT = o'clock Tickets issucl Tor March ID viii
Ia received
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fAdysrliaementI

A New IMPROVED EDITION, NEW STYLE
RrvprSG. Of the Great Novel, CuDJos CAVE. Is just
ready at the principal bookstores.
booksellers VII be furnished with an entirely new
photographic show bin by applying to the principal book
t,bb.rr. ... ........
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PROBABLE IyFASrICDE.-An inquest wa

held in South Bergen yesterday, upon the body OF an
lied around its neck and Dr. Buffet was Of opinion
thut the child was born alive. and cGme 70 is DEATH
by violence From the evidence 1t appeared that nght
sl taken from sink in the neighborhood. had been
Snmued there and also that the child wash offspring
Ola gii named Mary Marsh, who short tine Shec re-
sided there "a domestic but has recently eit' hhe
IN rendered verdict "That the child came to it'
deoih by strangulaton at the hands OF It's mother
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1of ,hc Norfh Amcricnn.

PORTLAND, Thursday March 81, 1901
TIE steamship North American from Liver,
80, tbe i7tb via Londonderry the 18th inst. arrived
ooa ~ o. o'clock this afternoon. Her news has been
ANTICIPATED.
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c.oo;rg cfEu;te Navigation.

OswEGo, Thursday. March 81, ls6i
The bark Gibraltar sailed from here to-day
%, For, Delhopsjc, tie first vessel Of the season
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BH9ONLYN ITEMS.
EIAxiyER

ALARGE CoUYTERFEIT.-A mau described rs
Slim and well dressed in suit Of black succeeded In
passing counterfeit 500 bill at bakery corner OF
front and Pearl streets 1t purpored to b. al issue Of
the Pawtueket Bank, Il. i.
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GgNIN, No. 5l3 BROADWAY.

GgNIN, No. 5l3 BROADWAY.
His Spring Styles comprise the latest French and Eng
lish Novelties of
GEaTLsxgs's SILK HATS,
GgyrLguEss S0Fr AND Corn HAyA
LADIES RIDING HATS AND CAPS
MISSES HATS,
BOYS HATS. I'D
INFANTS HATS.
The Millinery and Hating Trade dealt with on liberal
terms. -
Attention Is called 10 the Gen.Iemens Furnishing Goods
in this Store comprising all tie latest Novelties
(iRyIy No. sl3 Broadway
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coo,,,er rcport..-MAHcu 81.

RosTog. Mass-The eaSterly storp' WIZ t
snow and soet continues, and it is very ''usH IL VI"
hay Thermometer, 36o -. no v,rd
ToRTlAND Me- 1850 o. ,Thcrlp9ip.eI 81 ~; ",o'
y The heavy storm with raip and SHOW eoh'4hueS'
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r.o D.,ovare Bny Railroad.

TRENTON n. D., Thursday, March d. !So4
Mr.. Benson of Hudson this morning intro.
,J into the Legislature bin TO repeal the charter OF
lie Delaware Bay Railroad.
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FoUyD DROWNED. The body Of man
foated into the Navy. Yard dock yesterday afternoon
He was about feet inches IN blight dark hair ana,
from his clothes, appeared TO have been ia0OTer.
Coroner Barrett was notified 10 hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
r.. s,.Toris rEnvornI,y.

ST LOUIS Wednesday, March 80 lsoi.
7 C Woener has consented to run for Mayor
at the rreucst Of d number OF citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01

COLLISION. "A collision occurred on Wednes
day evening between Payonia ferry boat aud HOBO
ken frIvb0at by which the latter had the raibg ant
a portion Of the eentlemen's cabin stove H.
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alihiarp Notices.

ovv,c, oy A,sr Con-. .GgSL SUBSISTENCE,
No 4 sTarE-sr. NEW YORK FEB. u. 1874
Circular-Ohcen eommandn: regiments eon ~ ,hs
us stationed passn through me city Of New
NV ,ho are entitled and require subsis' ence, WI max
Hs,io, a. tie Office of Capt ,. III Moore, Conns
~ snhsstence No Bridge st. or a. the oee south ea
OF the PARK Barracks. ,,h 49,, t,.,,., n, other.
- vi Inc sn,icpatcd arrival OF iro ops in order that P'o
| nrepara,ios, may BE- nlude ,, ca;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION 10 ana
consideration If the justly celebrated and reliable remedy
Tor DYsPYrsfa nEAnTBuRn, DEniLiTr and PEosFkATioS
lbe Propr-tor- proud 60 acknowledge ue nnp-ntHd
attended the sole OF the valuable prepare
ton know IN nearly every portion OF the e'iIsd "'Hd
a. tho
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Special Noiires.


Unconditional Union Central Commitiec.-A reg
MIR mrriins viii BE- held at the he.tqu1er. tloson nan
cor I3,h..t aud Broadway, FRIDAY ENENlN6 APnl l.
Of O'clock. ADAM l. hLh''' i"''"'"'
hFyHr . c; rATkr Secretaries.
Tveut,-Grst Ward Union Assoclaiion.-i Meet,
is Of th Association will be- held % .e Iwtty MT W ari
Ini,n Reading Rooms No sij 4thay., THIS (ftlDAll
r''-'''''' 'P''' THOMAS MURPHY, President
RoBKKr 7. DUNCAN. Secretary.
spccinl Noiice.-A MEETING Of the irst NOR taSe
bonIhod,r OF the Clcsrand Lanesyle snd Cincnmti Na
road Company formerly known the Akron branch "i te
Cleveland and Pittsburgh kslroldl viii be- held at we 9ile
of EREDERlCk \. LANE, No lUs broadway, on FklDAi
The Ist day 81 April next at | o'clock, ?. Ia
fnn attendance IL requested, as business oil importance
will com. before tho ineciina.
Po.t.Oulcc Notice. The MAILS for GREAT
Ri,tTNlN and the CONTINENT. via SoUTHAMf1oN ana
n tNUiiRf Der steamer GERMANIA, ard Cor IRELAND.
N, OIEE NSfOWN per steamer CITY OF NAsltNGIoN
j clos, M this office SATURDAY, tie 2d day Of April
t Ioi O'Clock A. M aud the uptown stations "a ioows
stations and b. 10 y. M Stations and ID, % M >taion'
T. '"' - = "'' ABRAM WAKEMAN. z. NJ.
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Prof. ALEX. G. BARRY's TRICOPHgRoUs OR ME-
pIcArED COMPOUND for preserving restoring and D.auyns
M. ho Graduating scuf aud dandru preventing badness
and gray har curug Of the skin glands and muscles
(.uch as Aat rheuln pinpes cliblans &c chaps rheust
ism sUengs sore throat &C., and giving instant Teef IN
case. OF cuts bruises spraus. burns scads Ac frce %
cents Sod by all Druggists Throughout tho world fnncipi
Office No. 37i Pearl.st., New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01

located on the corner Of Clinton and Amty streets has
recently been repaired. 1t row presents greatly I'M
proved appearance inside and outside. IL As 10 be
opened and Illuminated enable the public to inspect
In this sveuiuO
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..'.'lIi TlrLI HE94aITtrh
rolor rl arir eli
g.. T.-1S8O-x. eSs
tude palptaon of the heart lack Of apostle dress eAer
eating torpid liver constipation. &c., deserve to suffer they
viii not Try the celebrated Id.
PLANTATION BITTERS,
which are recommended by the highest medical ssos
and warranted to produce immediate beneficial effect
They exceedingly agreeable perfectly AID must
uprcede al other tonios where healthy gentle saQsn
required ..
They create healthy appetite
They aniidote to change OF water and Diet
They effects Of dissipation and late houn
They strengthen the system aud enyen the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aci ly OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. a.
They cure Darrhes. and Cholera Morbua
They cure Liver Compliant aud Nervous liesdsche
They the week strong, the anguid Brilliant and
Ted nature great eatofsr Ihey are o. ne
herbs all preserved in perfectly pure 81 to@ rum roc
particulars circulars and Testimonials around each bottle
Beware OF inpoors. Examine every bottle; Sec thai
has private U. & Stamp unmutsed oer the cork With
plantation scene, srl signature fine steel plate sidc
label See that bottle not relied win spurious and
deeteous stuff Any person pretending 10 sell flanation
Bitlers by the gallon IN buk Is .Ypoor Any person
initiating this botc, selling any other material therein,
whether called Plantation Bters not Is q crininsl uAdes
the u s. Lag and will be prosecuted BY We already
have eye several parties tpg our bottles 6e who
demand or brakes Plantation Bitter. FROM ladies' cersymen
merchants &C. Incredible The simple tria OF bottle
the evidence we prescnt Of their worth and superiority They
are sold by all respectable druggists grocer physicians
'''''' 2. II. DRAKE CO,
No. 2Cl Broadway N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
golden BIrrERs.

w. -, nothing when term them rol1ih' prsp'Tdor'
e., ,h,y N. one OF the g articles Of the present dy "hch
,,e not Luinbus end willing and sbe 90 satisfy any
person or peron. Who viii call upon as, hot Ne celebrate,
HtTTYRsr nro genuine bnd ffs bygf'hic rfti
Gle IL h, he wish Of the proprtoT. that tie virtue OF the
article be- tcsted before c0ndruuing. decision o. 'H mel
II. by any who has tiled them, worth million oi pun
chased bogus testimonials.
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Card.

TuB LONDON CLUB COPPEg is sold by the
Subscriber at h weknown stand, No ISL Bowxay, corner
4,h st. where the pube will also end complete assortment
Of other goods in his line.
.tr....l- ..r A. PoLuBNUs
No. 36l Bowery, cor. Ah.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01

aroys and tho SURGEON. GENERAL T. $. A., havo given
spcca honorary COMMUNICATION to the PALsER' Arm and
authorized manufacture The INVENTOR viii give u M
formation PALMER" Legs also. OFFICES PHILADELPHIA
NEW. YORK, Bosroy. Address b. FRANK, PALMER,
Surgcou.Artist.
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For CREATING A HEALTHY APPETITE

they are invaluable and ore suequaled Toxic. The
,Te mild In their action and operate by giving rigor a.
sf,eaq to the systrn--no by any change tbey produce
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Dusincss = oiices.

Du6lWC15 -pllllD.
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION to ana
consideration of the juy celebrated and reliable remedy
for DYsprr.ia nr,rrnuEs, DEniIITr and PEosrR,ToSi
Inc Proprietor. proud 90 acknow.rdge ue Hnp-ia,d
ton know nearly every portion OF the c''Ied ""''
:, tho
"CoLDES BrrrERs.'
W. -, nothing when we term them roi,a6' preparations
for ey ore one the articlcs Of the present d Wen
,e moi huinbus end Wiling and rbie 70 SATISFY ly
on az per.on, who win call upon u.s. hot he celebrated
rtoLpES IirTYR.1 nro genuine bha hfs bygenic rfi'
l he e.,ei before condrnnns decision Of THEN ncr
Il. by any oao pho tlicd them, Is worth million oi paf
chased bogus testimonials.
For CREATING A HEALTHY APPETITE
,b.v arc invaluable and ere auequued ToNc. They
W Iii - tIrir action and op@rsie by giving rigor aud
ob 10 nm, .strn,-no by any change they produce in
the solid. bu, through the medium OF the living principle
They ARE PUIELY VEGETABLE,
being composed or Gcniian Root, Caamgs sasfrs snd
many olo remedial agents Of the Vegetable World al P'
served IA Jamaica hb.
As A BEVERAGE
They are tho mos. rlogoae rgorofiag end poia,oNf slim
ulau, offered 70 the public: And .e iig OF hn h
prepared chemically aud scientifically preclude. the poI
II, Of bitter unpleasant taste. common TO l,iucs Bs
OIL red sale. We pocsuy recommend them 10 LAp
| aud particularly to those suffering nom
DEBILITY, WEAKNESS AND PRosrRATroS.
HIM. wine gals Of these Bitten three or foar times
day vii p.oduoe remarkable healthy change ~
Tie "GoLpES BrrrERs have been tried 'ni not ouha
wanting They put up In quart bottle ana iol ''
! Nc. p'N''
boaT lao .inde Of the Signature o. Ihp c Prooreors
| Central Depo, American Express Building, New'foiA
ALL FIRsT-cLAss SEwISG-MAcnINEs
foR SALE ,sD TO ~, by
Hex & CoNP,Nr No. $50 l'roadway
Three dools below broome'| -
CLEANING. DypIHG, AND RFFINISHIsG ESTAB-
,tauuryr-Ladies Dre..o., Clocks Shaw oud uenemep
| 1 $1,000 ''''"'' ' ]. LORD
DISEASES OF the NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
ANY ,Sb syxuAL sr-rEssNcw and reliable trcaln,ni,
yclot. fr.e Of charge Addrrss Dr. j. SKLLS HorGnToS
How ard Assocation Philadelphia, Pa
Melropollan Fair, April 4.-I.ades visiting
,e eli, wishing Boots aud Shoes for themselves aud ae'
must MT forget TO call on MILLER Co. no ,o' onn W.
STgrNwAY 81 SONS, Manufacturers of Grand,
squsr. and Upright PIANO., have removed theT wa,,Go
40 thsr new Msbls Building Nos n and - ESs l@esI
between Union Square and Irving Place New'nork.
GpoyRR 81 BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELAsrio STITCH SEwisaMAcHiszA
l.,rooms. No. as Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL LIPE-LIKE PICTURES.
Car,, de yi,ts 81 per Jozenj Duplicates 90 NJ neg
svcs registered X. A. LEWIS, NO. lo4ohathast, W. !.
|
i y. III. CRAIGR's BROOKLYN AGENCY:
WuEgLHR 4 WILSON'S SEwisd MAoHish
No 3B FpLTos ST. (up s,ainl, MAR CRY HALL
RIPLEY FEMALE CoLLEGg.--See advertise
meai unJ,t the head Of Instruction"
WUEgLgn d WILSON'S Highest Premium
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-Tbe best in the
world Perfect rs,sra reliable hsress, and nstansneen'
IN effect. TIC genurcis signed WILLIAM A bAIChELof'
Sold by all Drusgists Factory Ne 81 BarehY's'
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G.. SAUYDERs's METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
sTRoP1he oldest and most approved strop now Ia ,e nav
ng been before the public for the t Tory years foT 'e
wholesale and retail at the subsoI.sers
as. SAyypHRs, No. I Aston House.
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3. T.-1S8O.-X.
Persons OF scientary habits, troubled with weakness 10
tude paptaton Of the heart lack Of apostle dsress az
eating torpid liver constipation. &C., deserve TO sue u
will not Try the celebrated ,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05
Gbe HarkRts.
,s,naEmARKET, june go

"a W
Al Narke, AL Cattle, about 400 BesVe' and Al sI'''
.oo,,s,ing Of workinf Oxen Mich Cows sp' ore'"'
.ndthrse years old. 49,,
Priees-Market Beef-EIIA INV 70 Sl-'0o, 30
.a,, s1l, to NO. I'd 5000 to 100 Sd as6oto ~"
working Oxen so to 22S'
oov.And CAives-tSOto 81.
Yearinss-t 1000 to 5000 two years old, 10000 to w
40 three years old, 5000 to $500
shsep and Lambs-23OO At market prices in lots t-'V
to 8 90 each extra t4Oo to $500.
spring Lambs-45O to e,75
Veal Calves-s7Oo to 1000. catskins-24 to 25' Pi u
uid.s-lot 1eprlb. Tsllow-loto loi ePrb.
pelt, e2e each. lambs el,25
p.nark.-The extreme heat Of last week troubled w.
butchers greatly hot that they could not keep h'
meat ind So hot they could not sell IT, and they can't
ke Yesterday morning looking as they said they felt az
couraced But few Of the wholesale buyers were pies
NJ enty OF Western said tobe on their way TO Bren
Tan consequently business started slow ana Kept so" a
',o,rffy and many cattle unsod. Al Brighton W,'
.o9 We.ern beside those from Cambridge &C, and hei
t5 business was dun, It generally j. dun about the t "
INV rsek People want mess Of amh aud green "
w tbink beef cattle sold 70 ie per d. lower than ~"
rsek week ago best Western we're lie, TINS week I"'
sheen trade Is also duh except lambs, and droyers con-
main on these Decent dr0yes " old sheep al sc PEI ~
Nae new YORK sheep Ct &C. Bseves also lover dro 'e
% 40 ur head Mich sell very badly or rather uo
At AL as the retailers say they can't sell and they Won pu'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-07-05
RELIEfts TEN MINUTES
organs ruiniOmic waters

III, mos. oeriainand speedy rsnsdy discovered Ter
Asthma, ConsmptIon, Bronchitis, inaa enta,
Hoarseness, Difonlt Breathing, sore
Throat, &c, Ge
| feet relief aud when Psrsevered with according h.
directions never fail 10 enec, rapid and lasting cure
thousands have been restored 70 perfect health who have
led ether means in vain 10 all classes and All eona
,aons they ars equally blessing aud eursncne need
despair, no matter how ans the disease may have esu
ed, or however severe 1t py be, provided the organic
E,sfy one afflicted Should g'e them an Impartial ttsi.
TO yosaliss and hubble Speakers these Wsers are pc
eullAry valuable hey will IN one DAY remove the
~ days will at ali times increase the power aud He,
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