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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-08
MRS. JONES RECEIVES
A c. ALL.

Mrs. SMITH calls on Mrs. JONES early in the
day, when the following conversation occurs.
Ms. : Coed morning, Mrs. Jones; you
look cold; what's the matter
Ms j Matter enough I've been Of III my
cold rooms making up beds till my hands al just
frozen off; and am all tired out
Mrs s don't think it to be so bad 100 to
make up beds and ] have more than YOU.
Mrs. j Not bad job think it is A great
heavy Father BED TO lift round, and then have
! TO reach and strain to shake up the straw, to
. say nothing # the sweeping and busting. It's
| enough - wear anybody out, not TO mention the
frtczig Z this cid weather.
Mrs ). know how to pity you; but l get
clear Of all that now a
NsL Get a girl, suppose. We can't af
ford tina.
Mrs. = No; I do it all myself.
BIS j. ID ike to know how you make up
your teas then.
-NS s I'll tell YOU We put our feather beds
up ga!rt', throw the straw away, and don't use
anything but CASINOS SPRING MATTRESS SO
I've 40 feather beds to handle, no dusty straw to
| shake up,end all have to do to make up nv beds
is to spread over the clothes And it is not half
| the work to sweep and dust. And they are so
much more comfortable ; they fit me so nicely
and they are ALWAYS smooth and even. We
couldn't get along without thcp.
Mrs J declare LII have one before night
just to see if they are good.
Ws. s. | would ii | were YOU. You .ant
i'm ,gine what difference il will make in your
work.
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From J. ID. HOSmer, Esq, of Topsham.
From MIR. Levi +. Ranlet, of Litt!eton,
y. I'll.

MesSrs. S W. FoWLE j. Co,
For many years was afflicted with Chronic Bronchitis
tnu ioafseieoS, 70 such extent times be una
pie 20 speak audby, attended with severe canker and
soreness al The mouth and throat made use of az, eat
aly rtilietilts anu from none OF them did obtain re-
Iri Uu' The disease rather Increased tnan diminished
op n ne Tec"mu.er, ton II u lady in this place who
n IA, Orh similarly Afflicted. an cured by the use Of Dr.
!>lai bair1n o Wild Cherry. l procured of your
aseit, Al ii"i5ilh bottle OF the Basam. and was
soon cuvlnc'r tia I'D secured in it the mean, If re
iiel alb cure from the barensonle troubles to which
t nau oteh ~ lois subjected am now almost entirely
Tree from any difficulty OF pulmonary nature and nniy
need Sh; dose OF the Ba>am restore me whenever
any troublesome symptoms occur and in such cases if al
ways atts Ike cAafli LEVI RANLET
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A Letter from L. ii. Gilman, a Minister
of the Gospel in Vermont.

MeSsrs. S, ". FOwLE Co..
Gents-l hereby certify that have been troubled for
severa years with difficulty of the heart and lungs and
have applied to several physicians FOR help and have
trled almost every remedy OF the numerous which
have been recommended, without receiving any assist
ance; but had been growing aker and wQake r until
nearing OF Wstars Ba sam OF Wild Cherry about year.
since commenced using IL with immediate relief 1t
mas not only restored ungs TO sound state but am
netE renewed OF the difficulty disease OF the heart
n" hesitGtion in saying that is the best lung med
.ue eore the public. and most Cheerully hnd consc-
recommend TO all persons suffering with pull
T"tS complaints II. L. GILMAN.
prepared by seth w. FowLE Co.. Boston.
and sold by all druggists 79,l4O5
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CONNISSIONEE.S' NOTICE.

MMiSSIONEES NOTICE.
The SuhsCrber having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court The district -. Essex commissioners To-
receive examine. and adjust all claims and demands
all peU-us again the estate OF Lorenzo D. Eu-tt,
late -. Canaan, said district, deceased REPRESENT
td iSpl' emf, and the term SIX months from III" ptt
day II March lSi being allow u by said court to the
creditors 81 said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
specify claims before give notice that VIII attend
Il the duties Of appointment al tie dwelling ui
tulrew Bodgett In Lemagt in said District. on the
inst Tuesdays OF May and August neat from ten O'Clock
i until 1 O'Clock P n o.. each 81 sud days.
ANDREW BL*DGErT. lComr,.
1885 JOS. W. COOPER, Non' =
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CANS, MUSK ELS. RIFLES & PISTOLS

The subscribers oiltr wholesale OF retail large ana
.xi.,lsiy. >;upS oi MILITARY ARMS. 5Tlsl'-S
BREnCH-I.aADI>G RIFLES ali The noted makers tot
Smith neesous, AL other pTslnl-yII mas AZ
yaIviN PIsTo1s swords Satssz, Bei. llieeiiS. a.
&c GIShETS rirG S,lOh;h bore. hs "a" Slls- CAS-
or f,v tse thousand Also. Ih Ce-ebTai-i " Spencer
seven l.rarer E.t-. ~ " Ballard >;-- sls-ieT- A.
every virrls ana % DycLE BAASEL Sa"T t'VNS
and a. ara : ~ -i,.:.l. t.' il-eEl-
WILLIAM Read K SON
Is Fail,uli HAN s. lac, Boston
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The Rest Mnrh. on Sherp ever Puhli,hel.

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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS,
From S. n. PETTENGILL & co.
ROSTON MEDICALIN
Is Temnle Place. Bnston.


4 GREENE, VI. d., SUPEn>rESDIsc PHrslciAS
This institution was established for the cure Of diseases
-, ,he nee of in.ocent vegetable remedies. entirely
d.carnr Poisonous Drugs. 1t has now been IN success
fnl ursct,e tor about twelve YEARS. and oilers induce
nents to inrais or the recovery OF health n't II DC
found elsewhere
Persons having cancers those afflicted with ooni
Gated diseases should avail themselves oil DT- t'leee
p.rsoDal a,tention-while ordinary cases oil Sci"'"'
umors Of the Blood. Diseases of the Throat ana Lungs
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint hneuin"
,isrn Female Complaints. ani great variety oil dsoS
.. ar. successfully treated by medicine which may be
sen, ia any par of ile country with full dire -iOns
DR. Grsene will e AT the institute every dy, tSundal-
excep:ed.) from = A. 4 to 81 Pm
Consultation at Inc eiice y mail. free OF charge
SorE-PerspIis wishing investigate this method q
,rayfiCe OF superior >CCe>>. will oe FURNISHED N!ll
,-lrr descriptive OF treatment fee. IL addressing
Il tsgEENE N u. u Temple Place, Boston MISS
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P Al Z R, TW IN e ,

P AP Z r, TW IN E,
SEH4 Il BOARD, AND PIPE - BiG>.
Eas ~ enlarged M aocsiiill, =. ----.
sE >tck uefBTe Inc Use. t.. -r-e
- "a i4Ii . 10 ypi.- interest 10 trade VII
PAPER.
Tll> lei pTses stock oi NRI1iN.. Wa
FI>E ilIHEI>c. fzN,g- MANILA. SHs ArHIss. d
f'a moe SAY ever class %
n=.rt ola sze> ana wei-t> 10 order - tert ile-
We tlaT~ tie whole ~ aar r,4act 81 lhiTtr III ils I-A
every variety
THYME.
y. sail ira- ace. AID ey-'.
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-I-- ar as -lgE- ler aiclsIg. BGil,c4.- 80
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.el - :. % cLtss-r. cheer Ali stronger. lie
straw Board.
a.. Il. -. a-NsyS ..re - Ike 81 * - sr.r
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Paper Bags
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o.. . ,s,. business cala f~- without them tk-
80. q sizes .l-y.y- laa.4. -a---r .-.
"a q. quarter har7e Flour Ba-- The 7. IN B.
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~ri.,li. -r very much c..eaper- " n llr-.-
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Il Iitr irNlA~.- were isrc- l;- Every a. 0I-,-.
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
ANSON Q. SMITHS ESTATE

aNSoN g ON XII D Eo ihIE
At Probate Court held at ST Johusbury in sad district
the 18th day of March, 4 D 1861
Whereas Mary p Smith ADMINISTRATIVE on the estate
OF Arson Smith. late oi HardwiCk in said district
deceased proposes to render an aCcuul Of her admins
ton and TO present her account against SAID estate for
animation and allowance for the purpose making par
ton ld Distribution ui the residue Of said estate under
decree said among the persons who by ldw
entitled 10 the Sane:lt therefore ordered by said
court thai TIE come under consideration ana
heard the Probate Office III ST Juhsbur the 10th
day ., April \ d 1851. Audit is iUrtrr ordered that
all persons interested lie notitct hereof by publication
copy OF the record OF this order i'll the Caedoian print
ed ST JolnSbury three weeks suCceSsvey previous
10 said time Of hearing, that they may appear and
the allowance of sad account, II they
and also be heard nv said in the matte. Of
partition AID distribution ut said estate.
By the court,
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH Judge o. Probate
true copy OF Record.
1894 Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will carry on the butcherlng
business in ali its branches at the old stand for
merly occupied by P. NJ. Willmarth, at Lyndon
Corner. and have constituted said Willmarth
my agent in said business. SHALOR BUEL:
Lyndon, Nov. II. 1868. 73l42o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-08

.Nrai-.tarjcc 10 husbands If you love vour
wives and want them to live long and enjoy
themselves furnish them with CASINOS SPRING
MATTRESS
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Auftion aud other Sails.
l. O r S A l. + !!

A GOOD FARM, situated in North Concord,
con assisting of about so acres of tillage and pas
ture, and 80 acres of woodland. Also, near the
village of Wet Concord, Loo acres of excellent
pasture and about 100 acres of heavy growth
wood Lind. Enquire of 5. s. GOULD:
West Concord, Feb. 8. 1864 oou
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WoRCRsrER'S QUART0 DICTIONARY.

Probably tie most useful and complete work Of re
zreEce Ia j singh volume We us>esS LolG9n hrA-'
Aug p. 1873.
re- For sale Icy al booksellers
Brewer & TileSton. Boston.
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81 HIGH HoLBu3S. Lo.DON.

roslrriu t,ie high cs-i 90; :-aic-, 2i.ACAlN'i ! n
All Gle 90, np little importance
gnr my years Day MARlI> haze .La.ll;a-lel 81
;:-Ilacv hundreds 80 Cai!,-'b- il' --'7 a.
in rl,t 80. u II over irTisT al .~.nc-- IS mare 'aa
iur - e. superior l-,>s a.: TeseryE'
qualities - 49,, -, =,
InpJ.te,! ~ BRAY HAYES 80 u x : Boston.
81. - 'IIy,eT- .s;.i Shv-- l'ra-,r>-
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irrportan, 10 Fcvsles.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills.

The combination Of ingredients In these Pills. the result
long and extensive practice They mid bIher oy-,.
ton and certain in correcting I'll Irregularities PAfnl Men
situations removing all obs,ruc,ions, whether on eod o.
otherwise Headache Pain in the Side, Palpaiion Ia.
Heart Whites, sl Nervous Affections. Mysteries. fste
Pain in the Back ard Limbs &c. Disturbed Sleep which an,
from interruption Of nature ....f.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS I.-.
are the eecus remedy known for all eonp MA
peculiar TO Females To all they invaluable n"o
ing with certainty periodical regularity They are known to
ands who have used them d,s periods through
ont the country having ths sanction Of of tho most en-
inent Physicians in America.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each box; 81 per box OF
B. for six boIes containing from 80 to 60 pills.
Pills sen. by mail promptly from observation. By
RENTING the price 10 the PropsOrs any Authorized
agent, in current funds
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
HUTcHINGs 4 HILLYER, Propretora
No. 81 Cedar-s:.. New York
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HEEBERT SPKSCER's New WORK.-D. APP
pleton Co win publish, in few days Herbert Spen
GERS new work, entitled illustrations Of Universal
Progress" i. is TO consist Of series Of able discus
Siohs ~ that profound and original thinker upon wide
range Of topics which viii be treated as to develop
the universal law Of evolution and progress. The work
viii open with on elaborate presentation Of the causes
of progress and viii then trace the process
through astronomy. geology. physiology psychology.
and sthe arts and sciences Several of the essays,
tlose of the "Nebular Hypothesis" Illogical Geolo-
~" THE Genesis of Science" Manners and Fash.
ion" Origin and Function Of Music" etc,
ery and exhaustive dispositions upon the subjects Of
which they treat
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sick and Wounded Coiorcd Soldiers.

On Monday evening there was crowded anu
enthusiastic meeting Of colorcd people at Shiloh
coloredj Presbyterian Church Prince street Vim
cent Coiyei esq. presided ard stirring speeches were
made nv the Rev Ii. II. Garnet. John V. GTens. Ar
mold Eeronncau, Mr. Raymond and others. The object
VI the meeting to rnse fund for the benefit III sick
aud wounded c0lgrcG soldiers. Mr. Glvens presented
the following resolutions, which were adopted:
It,rsoa The I.sdes Committee Tor the Aid Of Sick sol
ders has b. ca in urcesiG operation during the pat I"
Il I@,.S. That ia. isd some Of their number in
daily ateadsnce upor sicE OF tie lJh, 26h, and Jst
Regiments 81 e. 5 Co.oTed Troops Rkers l.sndi snd
Christian ciari;y IN terr worh VI nercy therefore DC
Rcofed Thai We thu yoniie,' Of New-l ORR ad eHens
hye. satisfaction and offer unto them our assistance and
Re.ed That tive State Of Ne,yYo-k deb, Of graft
the Loyal League Club Of Lis city for tbs pan hey
haze taken in the organization II coored troop ~ TINS at
the proiop sd ptrOi repOn-e OF the coioed men
the kinpe stss to tbeiG coutrys call to arms AZ "ot
i hre en!ation and having gone oith to hshI
aey pray God make them strong defend them in the
"a = ~ bstle ond give them victory.
The ,hureh was tastefully decorated with flags
TIE singing excellent the speaking credtable -
those VINO spoke and the race they represented when
rbe Louisiana delcgates-nOw on their return from
Washington where they have been on very important
aissiou-inade their appearance In the pulpit (Which
they aha with great reuctance) there was great chee
ing, chipping of hands, eid waving OF handkeicIhes
and complimentary salutgtiOns. Dir. BertOnneHu, a
creole q fine presence and evidently man a. culture
almost forced from his seat before he would go for
ward lie said he never before entered pulpit 10
make a s,eech He had been to Washington on civil
business The memorial which he presented had been
s4.I before the President the Senate ard House Of
Representatives asking that the privilege Of voting be
extended Ia the colored people OF Louisiana The
speaker made a very favorable impression upon the
minds Of his auditors.
Mr. Beronneag was followed by Prof. VIM. Howard
DAY: Also W. Thompson representing the Young Men
Of New York Cty; The Rev. j. NJ. Williams Of Brook
yii Dir. j. b. Gibbons, and the Rev. j. y. Gl0uces-
Ter The last-named gentleman made his speech
seigbty y presenting so 10 the Ladies Sick Soldiers
Humid Society, from the American FrecdmRD's Friend
Society. OF winch MIR Gloucester is tue President.
A unng OF her donations of so from the Stew
sids society. ...r-
Among the audience was TIE Hon, George Bancroft
Who was a1plauded on being recognized and though he
defined speaking promised contribution To the funds
4alAed. To meeting closed by bcnodiction from
TIE Kew ". w. Garnet
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The ANn-CoRRupTIoS MEETING. - Their,


spirited meeting Monday evening at Brookcss
Rooms. on BToome street. Mr.. Thomas Riley was
called to the chair, and Mr.. Robert Grove was ap
resolutions, and sustained them III v".-.---..al
In his remarks he the pursued BY
certain members Of the Common Council The follow
ing facts and figures Will give an dea Of the ground
work which he based his argument: Alarming
ebuses prevail in our City Government to correct heh
requires your concerted and organized action. Frauds
Of .hc most serious nature have been successfully
practiced for long period that systematic plun
der has become profession by which hundreds
have enriched themselves. and thousands more viii
follow them in the piaec of the City Treasury,
unoss aroused aud indignant people shall com
bine for protection against further robbery. II
X openly alleged that the power Of the City Govern
ment are in the hands Of a corrupt /" Ring" who de-
fraud tie people waste resources and revenues
who award franchises Of great value 10 private midi
yiduals. with little IL any compensation to TIE cty.
swelling the annual expenditure Of orr Municipal Coy.
crnmcnt TO an sInOunt oppressive alike 70 labor and
capital upon both Of which II falls with equal and
necessary severity. The amount proposed ~ be raised
this year by taxation for city and county IA sl35OH1
with the prospect OF being increased and added 10 by
tbs COMMON Council and the SUPERVISOR sey moth.
ing of the Legislature 10 extent making grand total
OF sl5,OONGp" and while such large suns are asked
current expenditure the debt Of the city is rapidly
increasing. Il will be seen On reference TO official
documents, that. in I-jJ. the city and county
debt was sl4,OO0s5G and that. in 1902, it had
reached s2s 26l ,6i2-an increase Of more than 100
per cent In 1880 with population Of 2o7,G0 the
expenses of the City Government were si,06,'
900; in lst3 they were about si2oOcO; while the
population has Increased fyefold the expenses have in
creased twelve fold. Al this rate OF increase OF our
city expenses and debt, IL would Mt no very distant
day amount 10 q cOniiscaton of the income from the
whole real estate Of the city. He was followed by Mr.
Grove and others all Of whom protested against the
corruption and extravaganza Of the city government
Tie city railroad questionable property belonging TO
the city-tc great Increase Of house rent and OEer
issues we're brought up and discussed with m0Ie or less
ability ard the remarks Of the speakers were received
with rrrnf enihnsinhIn.
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couRT CALHyDAR-THis DA

SUPREME CoURr- GENERAL TEEM.-Nos. l35,
Ito lS7 Ia6 I3s iso ~ Ia NC, ~, 49, 49, &C. ia
Ia iS3 -. 49, l5s i57, i53, 10, lCg, lCl lCi o
o.. al 1850 27a COO SOL els 1882 ii33 ~, 1877, 1890
oa ilsi lsn sis ese ilis liz Part Il-Ne. l l5Se
ls4z 1874 l3se 1892 1884, lel, 1864 LOS lS1o 1915 1870
lz4 LaG Iays 1880, 1892. 1894, Iyst livo. al r.FI
surkEaE CoUBT--SrEcrAL TI.RM.-issnes Of law,
le.-Nos. 81 ~. $50, J36, le -.
SUPLKI0R CoURT-Part l.-No calendar MADE up
C..eo on Part Ii.-Adjourned foT the term.
q. LONDON PLEAs--Part without Juryl.--Nos.
a. G b, 30 o. 90 6l o. c. To- ~ ~. o. o. TO- a. u, "a
rsa %. without jaTy. J. Noo ~, % "a. -..
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CITY ETEMS,
Entertainment. This pa, mad Evening.

For iooaon NJ heafos and tmr al Commencement adre
tIrmentI IN ether colsrrrs Of i,S paper.
NiBio's GARDYs--1he fools Revenge.
ANsLLscs's THKArgR--Rosrd@lc
IARsUN SGans, Dwhrs-apbrosa, the Spirit Of Beauty
METER CARpES-LoIlie's NeGding.
OLYMPIC THEAIER-LesP Year.
kAN ABBuRGH MRyAGERIF-Colection Of hnimAs
HIPPOI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Performances.
BROADWAY AMPHIIHgATgG-Equestt Performances
CRAYoy ART GALLYRy-biersisdis Rocky Mountains.
CorPiLs 6ALLygY-kensets Lake Geofce.
HOP EAPEL-1he Grand Stereosco pcan.
THEATRE fRASCAIs-Los lilies de Msrbres.
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The SEARCH AFTER THE ITALIAN FRIGATE-

THB SEARCH AFTER THE ITALIAN FRIGATE-
Return OF TIT NoRTH SIAE.-1he steamship North
Star CaptL.eyre arrived at this port last evening from
fruitess cruise In search Of the Italian frigate Re
GaantuomO which vessel spoken at sea in sink
ing condition. The North Star sailed from this poit on
the 18th inst and cruised far south Bermuda and
east 10 Ion $50 lat $50. making zgzag course run
ming two hours way and three hours the other both
on the southern and eastern cruises Steered north
east TO Sable Island from lat $50, and thence TO the
vicinity Of Halifax and passed directly over the spot
where tue frgate last seem but not yestge OF any
wreck or materials were in view. On the oath and
2th in lat 4Oo ~ lon. 5G' a. encountered hurricane
from southwest TO northeast ran south sc hours and
hove to. The gale lasted nearly three days, and Capt
Lefevre reports that 1t was exceedingly severe The
North Star has sailed over about $500 miles Of dur
ing tho cruise.
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fAdyertiseneni.l

We believe Mr.. Trowbridge has achieved
real success in his new novel, "CUDJos CAVE" The
plot is well conceived and sustained, and The itere"
ncser faes from The first poge 10 The Io. There IS no dull
reading in the book nterminabe prcludes or intro
ductious - Graphic descriptions and pic
fnresqus situations obousd-I from the Continental
Monthly Of April. Ill ------
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ADVERTISEMENT

"HuMAr FACES" and "SIGSs or CHAeAC-
TYR FOR interesting articles Body snd Mind. Our Social
Rotations. Ethnology, Psychology Physiology Phreno.ogy
Physognomy with prtrus and Biographies 81 the Rev Dr.
Bellows Dr. Darcy, Lieut.. Pttcngr, aud others. see THE
ILLrsrRsrsp PHaESoLoGicAb JOURNAL for April. Is c'
or 80 yesr Fowler WELLS No. JOB Broadway, ~ "
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EVENTS TO CONE OPP.-Thc Seventh Annual
Bal Of tho Young Mems Association for the benefit OF
the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum takes place at the
Academy of Music this evening ond premises to DO
brilliant ufFnir.. The Fifth Anniversary OF the indie
pendent Literary Union. in aid Of the United States
Sanitary Commission, VIII take place al No lJ2 East
Forticth street tomorrow evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

Prof. ALEX. G. BARRY's T2IC0PHEROUs OR ME-
Dictated COMPOUND for pesevE rvs. orns and Identifying
the hair; eruicsts -cuf sud dsndru preventing ban..
and gray haus diseases of The skin glands and nscbs
ncl g. salt rherm, p.ues. eLhlsins Sch eslps. rneuist
ISM swcliii throat &C.. and giving ns,sn, roei IN
ct cus bruises sprsns. barns. scsld &c. Price -
cents Sod by ali Drug -5 throughout the word tF;ncpt
oice, No. ga Pearis'., New-York
WHEELER & WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lick Stitch SEWING MacHyg no. 5e5 bioaiwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29
TAayrriisriren,.1

CEDAR CAMPuoR is proven supcrlatively SUI
perior to common Cauphor for defending Furs and
Cloths against Moths. Druggists cell it. HARGIs &
CHAlMAN. Boston, alone are facturerS Of it.