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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23
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plea.ant to take but powerful to cure Their penera-
Ing properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body,
the obstuotons Of its organs purify blood
aud eEpsl disease They purge out the foul humors
which breed and grow distemper stimulate sluggish
dsordered into their natural action and impart
healthy tone with strength to the whole system. Not
only do they the everyday complaints Of everybody
but also formidable and dangerous diseases While they
produce powerful effects they the time in
diminished doses the safest and best physe that be
employed for children. Being sugar coated, they
pleasant to take and, being purely vegetable, free
from any risk or harm. Cures have been made which
surpass belief they substantisted by Of
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pieion Of untruth Many eminent cergymen and ply.
seans have lent their names TO a e. the public the
reliability Of our remedies while other. have sent the
assurance Of their conviction that preparations
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fellow men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
our American Almanac, containing directions for the
use and certificates Of the of the following
plants
Costiveness, Bilious complaints, RheumAiism Drop
~, Hesrtbutn, HeAdaohe arising from foul stomach
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaciion of the Bowels
and pain arising thereom, Flatuency Loss Of Appe-
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They also, by purifying the bio and stimulating the
system, cure many complaints which IL would not be
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Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irr,abilny Dusnge-
ment Of the Liver and Kidneys Gou and other kindred
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Do not be put oG by unphncipled dealers with other
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shere Is for them. and they should have IL.
Prepared by DR. J. G. AYBR Co, Lowell, Mass,
and sold BY all dealers. $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

The Washington correspondent Of the Com
monwealth says Individual, the Presi-
dent is in favor of negro suffrage, and will
give the weight of his official position for il.
1t will be found that the President will change
his policy quickly and boldly in the matter
of reorganization If his present policy falls
of the desired end"
The New York Independent intimates that
a subscription paper passing around to that
city in behalf OF Gen. Lee already has some
$50, 900 on it.
President johnson has expressed nis regret
that the conspirators were not tried before
civil tribunal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

MIssIssIPPI.-Presiden johnson has is
sued proclamation appointing VIM. s. shsr-
key provisional Governor to institute meas
ures for the reorganization Of the State. The
rule applied to North Carolina is applied to
Mississippi; that is, none but loyal men. who
we're voters before Mississippi revolted, can
vote.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

TESNEssEE.-The President has issued a
Proclamation suspending all restrictions up
on trade in the State of Tennessee, except in
arms, ammunition, material for ammunition,
and gray uniforms and cloth. This proela-
nation Of course recognizes the netO free State
of Tennessee, of Gov. Brownlow, and reserves
in full force all proclamations Of President
Lincoln Abolishing slavery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23
DIR. MATTIsON

Of Providence, X. l., exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from mprud,nee in both siV
lag them his whole attention. DR.. NJ is thoroughly
educated physician Of twenty years experience
be Aring the highest testimonials aud undoubtedly pos
superior skill in that class Of diseases to which he
has devoted much time and attention. Persons Aadis
tance and ladies especially having any trouble Of the
kind should be send for his Bo Special Di
sesses. giving fall information, in sealed envelope
FIRE knclose stamp for postage and direct TO
DIR. MATTlsoN. No. 2s Union street, Providence
r b9.;iOdAw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

There seems to be little sensitiveness at
Brattleboro', and perhaps there is elsewhere,
because the Vermont troops have been order
ed to Burlington to be mustered out Of serv-
ice. 1t was done at the request of a meeting
OF officers of the Brigade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

We learn that $50 men of the 9th VT. reg
iment were mustered out Of the service on
Tuesday last at Richmond, Va, snd left on
Wednesday for home. They will rendezvous
at Burlington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

Rutland, Brsltleboro', st. Adams, Burling-
ton and Montpelier, as well as many other
villages in the state, are making preparations
for big celebration of the 4th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23
SEVENTH VERMONT REGIMENT.
HEADoUARrERs TIN VT. Vet Vols. |,
Near Mobile, Ala, May II, 1865. 4


Near Mobile, Ala, May IL. 1865. !
PETER T. WA,HBURN,
AdJt and lnsp. Gen.
General have the honor herewith to
transmit the official report Of Capt. X. b.
stearns, who was captured, together with
twenty-one men Of my regiment, at the siege
OF Spanish Fort, near Mobile, Ala.
Capt. Stearns is one Of the most efficient
officers in my regiment, and the gallantry Of
himself and men deem worthy Of record.
If consistent, would respectfully ask,
that the report be published in the Vermont
papers.
have the honor to be, General,
Very Respectfully,
Your OFT Servant,
w. G.. HoLBRooK,
Col. 7th VT. Vet. Vols.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

Died. in Mooers, Clinton county, New
York, June 10th, Mrs. Miriam Knapp, widow
of the late Hon. Abel Knapp Of Berlin, VT,
aged Sc years. lhe remains of the deceased
win be conveyed to Berlin for interment.
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HAPPINESS or MISERY !



All nervous suffers afflicted with spermatorrheA,
nightly Emissions, Loss Of Power, Impotence, &c. the
esult Of self-abase, Sexual B1eetses, and impure
ncc,ons. have the Of sent them free in
sealed envelopes receipt Of red stamp Address John
b. Williams. P. o. Box 2s5J, Philadelphia, P. A.
h3.7Ss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

Capt. Kenfeld Co. c, Captain Pierce Co.
d. and Lieut.. Norton Co. d, of the sevens
teenth Vermont, have resigned,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

John Phair. the Vergennes burglar, was
sentenced by Judge Pierpoint, at the Addi-
son county court, to six years imprisonment
aud hard labor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

A company is being formed for gold mining
purposes in Newport. this State.
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Special Notices.
CATHARTIC

Are the most per-
feet pufgative which
We are able 20 pro-
duoe, or which We
think has ever yet
been made by any
body. Their G fits |
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-23

Geo. Lovelsnd. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-11
the Recent steam Boiler ExplOsiOn.
TOO GREAT PRESSURE OF STEAM The CAUSE
OOK0kAx'S IHvEsTI0 ATI0N-vHRDIOr OF THE

Vn0 Recent steam Boiler ExplOsfOn.
TOO GREAT PRESSURE OF STEAM TIM CAUSE
OOkoNAk'S IhvESTI0 ATI0N-vHRDIOr or TIE
JURY.
On Saturday last Coroner WiIdey empannellcd jury
and commenced investigation into tho causes which
led TO tho explosion Of steam boiler ON board tho
schooner John Curtin Jr at per No. North river tho
day previously resulting in the death Of Mr. Hamilton
Merritt a. previously reported The testimony showed
that two boilers and two pumps board the schooner
John Curtin were used for the purpose Of pumping the
had been burned few days previously Ono Of tho
pumps had been stopped and pail water was thrown
into the fire to decrease the heat that moment
the explosion occurred Testimony was Also introduced
showing that tho boiler had been in use four or Ave
years and that It had been constructed Of tho mate
rial
The testimony Of the Chief OF Boiler Inspectors for
this CITY IN relation TO the explosion is follows
Joseph r. Coffee, residing at So Barclay street. being
sworn, says:I Chief Of Boiler Inspectors of the
city of New York. have examined the boiler partially
that exploded at pier No North river from the appear
ance OF the boiler and the facts that have asceraned in
reference to the explosion am Of opinion that there
was plenty Of water in the boiler, and that tho direct
cause OF the explosion pressure of steam
from one hundred To hundred and twenty pounds
to the square inch would be sufficient to produce the
effect saw, and have doubt that that pressure
on the boiler at the time OF the explosion | should
have considered the boiler safe with
pounds TO the square inch.
Coroner Wdey then submitted the case, and the jury
found verdict as fo0wB:-sThat Hamilton Merritt the
deceased, 10 his death by injuries from
tho explosion Of steam boiler belonging the Coast
Wrecking Company, at pier No. North river the 9th
explosion caused by the engineer in charge carrying
more steam than said boiler was competent TO carry
They further strongly recommend that all boilers should
be frequently inspected by competent inspectors, sp
pointed by the proper authorities
The deceased, who fireman was twenty three
years OF age and born in this city
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~ local boun,tes providing . State bounty
po'A have appeared, the Last by senator Beli
rnio" o'A recognizable aud evidently better nataFei
=, n.e, ne three hundred dollars for one year
~ p"N'oos hundred for two year recruits aud
an sansres 'r three year men; these amounts
o. 1870 r veterans re-enlisting IL aiss
20 DC oouniea erection in regard 10 various poais
r. she ssecasys 10y determined IN his general order
~ ns,l.n,,an .a.i~ o invasion and rebellion win
NJ .ss.a - 49,, -, wii thus he avoided and
party popular feeling NJ led FOR Inc , ~
OF the tax may thus also be eva eatest inusiira ~ i,
being a point upon which the "a IN con,smna,,na
apprehended, the radicals have ,unties NAV he CO... -
by which q certain number OF - ,r,iored .,s,or..'
peigf 10 pay vastly disprcrs Smoant 10 20 =
mont Of tho tax The entirV "a of so,,.,s
raised will exceed thirty mIloA I'D fall an ~
or this amount third at least 10 * m the
taxable property OF the county OF New 70 State Al long
70 be raised become funded debt OF ths ss wsu -
terms viii sit lighter all the countic WAS ooe
upon the Onion party, The whole question nccch ~
clsded In the minds Of tho Senate by able dr.
senator Andrews, OF the city OF Brooklyn MA ante
localities unable 10 raise any money their va
honda II is doubtful whether caucus OF this -
nant party will be needed 70 adopt sbiil wtseb -
agreed upon and passed this week
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heretofore. The appropriations for the Government
Printing Bureau amount 10 nearly million and half
the paper alone being 100000 The total amount for
the Agricultural Department including the purchase ana
distribution Of and for the propaga.ng and sx.
perimentai garden, is 100000
ILLINOIS PROVOST MARSHAL.
Major George Abbott has been reinstated Provost Mar.
shal Of the Twelfth district Of Illinois
EXPLOITATION FROM ST. ALBANs.
The President has issued proclamation that the port
Of St. Adams, w. is entitled to all tho privileges In re
gard to the expectation OF merchandise in bond 10 the
British North American provinces extended 10 other
ports
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Police Intelligence.

IkUhIbChET dU6isUM
young man named james McMahon eighteen years OF
age yesterday arrested by detective Vaughan charged
with stealing silver watch from the pocket OF James
McGrath residing at No So Warren street. while the
Museum Mcrath having missed his timepiece accused
the prisoner who stood beside him with being the thief
Az that time the watch found the floor where they
stood when Mcmahon admitted that he took the watch
but had dropped IT, The accused taken before Jus
ce Hogan and committed TO the rombs for trial in de-
fault Of 81, 900 bail
PICKrOCKEr on BOARD CAR.
youth, sixteen years of age named Thomas Hays,
arrested by officer Kelly OF the Twentieth precinct
charged with stealing silver watch from the pocket OF
James Mccarthy residing At 1877 West Twentieth street
Mccarthy was riding on the platform of Eighth
car ut the time his watch wss taken but missing almost
instantly he suspected Hays, who jumped on and raa
away. Mccarthy followed in pursuit. and on coming up
the officer took charge Of Hays He was taken before
Justice Dodge and committed for trial without bail
ARREST bF AN ALLxaED sHOrLIrrRR.
On Monday afternoon Mary Hardy, An Irish woman,
twenty years OF age entered the store OF Mr. William
L. Burke 30 Broadway, under pretence Of wishing to
purchase goods, and while there managed TO secrste
about her person fur cape and fur COLLAR valued At
hundred aud twenty dollars with which she escaped un
detected. Mary subsequently arrested by ofhcef
Kennedy Of the Second precinct who found the stolen
property In her possession besides other us which have
not been identified The accused was taken
before Justice Hogan, and in default Of thousand
dollars bail locked up for trial Mary says she -
housekoepcr, and lives In avenue G.
KEEPING DisORDxRLY HOUSE,.
Josephine Woods living as 1875 Eighth street. yesterday
appeared before Justice Dodge the Jefferson Market
Police Court 10 answer a complaint for keeping disor
derby house. which had preferred against her by
Mr. Benjamin Defrece, residing at l87 Eighth street
Josephine required 10 give bail In tho OF five
hundred dollars to the charge before the Court
OF Sessions.
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To Consu mn ptives.

The advertiser having resssred health In few
weeks n,sry simple remedy s.e, having suffered scyc
ease consumption, IL anxious W make known 70 his fslsw
sufferers tho means Of cure,
To Ill who desire he will send copy Of the prescription
used free Of charge With NE dreoons for preparing and
using the srinc, which they viii Gnd for Con
sumption Asthma, BronchtHs Ac The only object ~ the
advertiser IN seBding the prescription 10 " bcns1t the
afflicted ana spread Information which he conccvvs 70 10
ny.lnsss snS he hopes every susere wiz w As romey
ssi VIII cost them aetng and may prove bleasing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address Rev
Edward A william. Wilamsiurs X pes cDsty. Nov yorh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-11

rHrHy IN CeoP ~ CorTuS-Mr J. A. Packard, a
Gaona illinois, raiscd one hundred and sixty Ave bales
ot cow u this year on plantation near viokfburg II
nas " gipned baled and sent 70 New YORK WHERE
pre- prices u II worth seventy nvs housand doarA
nv net profit Ia forty Thousand dollars LcSssv Jos
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s-Isssc Hende> son. 90 Piercpont ..... q, oss
3-H d. Polhcmu : 10 Reinsen. ............. 3,5G5
4-George II Archie 80 Concord. .............. 330s
l-John G. Baldwin. ..'''.................... lac
5-Wm Force 1856 So da ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 640
5-Wm A. Sales 1872 81 1ds .................... 2l3
6-Benjanin Dryer Hich ory................... 1879
6-Hcnry w Sage casson avenue. ............. 35i6
Henry G. Lapham, I62 IA t Greene place. 1oss
flames IL Prentice, ~ IafaI ose ayenue..... 6,l04
T-Augustus Storrs 100 Dufheid .............. 1872
T-Charles Storrs 14s Dufaeld ............. I872
8-Elias Howe Jr, Washington sycA ne. ...... S,224
s-John 0. Whitehouse Clinton ayeDN e........ 3e2O
0-James NJ Waterbury No South Sac md. =. $50
s-Joseph Rankin lit South Second ........... 40
i0-James Coleman, Lormer. ................. 81
l0-Josh Moler, 400 North Second ...... 75e
u-Samuel W. Truslow, Bedford av and Roas st. 1873
u-Richard Van Wyck Kent avenue. ........ 3,8op
l2-H b. Claim, Al Pierropont. .............. 1855
l2-yohn w Lewis LOT Hicks ................ Ass
lS-Mm wal, Jr 81 South Ninth. ............ Ll8o
l3-Wm Warner, rs Fourth ................. $50
inc lowest income taxpayer contributes the liberal
or six cents 10 the revenue and there some twenty
others who pay less than ono dollar
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pamphlet directing how speedily restore sight and Civ,
spectacss without aid Of doctor medicine Sent b
mail FREQ. on receipt Of 10 cents Addrea
X H. FOOrR. NJ D., 40 Roadway ~ "
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dent vrnnneo county PsOlce n Broedwayhaving vsu.
able on Boring Lands, on Allegheny river Heinioch and
rorcupinc creeks and Mcreas Of ten miles IN cften
invite proposals for leasing portions for OIL boring purposes
AAORY EDWARDS, President
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Marine Disaster.

Bouov Jan. 10, 1888
The bsrs ~ ia IL reported wrecked At Cow nay Ne
particular
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

The Government Taxes I'm tho Third Com
gressi0nal Observation-Disclosures or the
Income Tax-GOld Plate 1t = DisoOumt-
Who are Our Rich Men!
[From the Brooklyn Eagle Jan. O.
The annual report Of the United Satos Assessor for the
Third Congressional district, Mr. William H. Robinson
for the fiscal year ending May 1884 has been completed
and present readers 70 day with q summary OF
the results of the labOrs Of the Assessor The total
amount In this district three millions of
dollars the greater part Of which has already boon col
ected and II Is stated that the entire expense OF assess
ment collection will be two three per
cent the whole amount assessed While the Incomes
of the rich In the district pay annual tax OF
$7O6 4T2 the total amount of the tax levied gold
plate by families ia only dollars Silver plate
appears to be In more common use IA that adds 81 BOG
TO the gross receipts Of the government. On the
Income the Third ward Of course leads the pay
ing nearly double the amount paid by Of the wards
the gross assessed the incomes OF residents OF
tina, being 3244 233. The First ward, will DO
seen, comes next paying sl32, 49, while the total
amount assessed on the incomes Of the residents Of the
Second ward is only g. 22s The largest income tax
paid is by H. B. ClaHn, and amounts TO the enormous
sum Of 1855, while the smallest IL paid by John
Cocks Of Resen street. and amounts TO the sun OF sx
cents:-
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Oal Lands for sale.
500 ACREs IN FRR SIMPLE AND 3OC
leased, in Wasbingta1 and Asuroc countless Ohio
For particulars inquire OF n. A. LAMpfNU,
H. Nicholas Hotel
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Arrival OF the supply Steamship Now
bern.

The United Statss supply steamship Newborn, Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant s. Washburne commanding
arrived this por. Monday from the North Atlantic
bockading squadron, Fortress Monroe. The Newbern
cf, Beaufort the 4,h inst, and brings number Of
officers and men returning home for various purposes,
and SIX prisoners Of descrers from the rebel force
Cape Fear river
The following lis, Of The officers Of the Newbern
acting Master and EsecT,tise O0aoer-Robsrt Hollcy
Acting Mcstsr and Co1ss Thtof-Jos II Richardson.
Acting isfsfnnt St1Dson--,ohn II Cobb.
Act'"s Assistasa I,iunaatsr.E u Gushing
Acting Ensgns-Charles Trathep Y. q. X Lehman
o VI Nash, Samuel IL Damon
Eng,aeers First Assistant in charge, Isaac
Naples, Acting Second Assistants benjamin James, r
n I0tehkiss, Acting Third hssistants, Jas Il Blessing
Robert y, Murray, Charles Noyes Allen.
ACTIN, gos,eri' xates-E V b Smith, John INGALLS,
tor, Joshua Cork, IT., George A. Pynne
Sprgeoa's Steward Hiram Leslie Ellis
-
Prixe. Cashed Ana All LegaIised LoIter-
ie. Information given " CLAYTON. 0Wan ntreet ses
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfzes Cashed
Dos sSi md II Mind. q Cold and silver 80 -
TAYLOR CO. Bankers, 10 wall street
Advice Specially 10 Young Married Fe-
males. Book Free send for one by mail
DIR. NORRIS, boz .,sss New York ro.. Once
Address 90 smoksrs.-PolIsk 4 Son.
meersohanm Manufacturers esz Broadway. near Fourth
A.-why ts PhaIou's Wight blooming
CERBUs like the sum- Answer by 5snbo-Bccase u gives
de light
Batchel0r's Hair Dye-The Hest In che
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only perfect
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street.
Bnrdsali's Arnica LInimont.-An In
failble for burns scsds sprsns rheumatism, gun
shot wounds &C single application alaya the pain from
burn the instant IL applied No family should be with
Quit
Christedoro's Hair Dye, Preservattve
and wig DeycL whcl.sale and retail No CASTOR House.
Fans-New styles, just Received From
Paris Two Three Five, Right Ten, Twelve, Fifteen 10
Thirty Dollars each For sale by uRO. q. ALLEN, si5
broadway one door below Canal street
HOwa rd Ass0cI q tion .-DiseaaeG Of the
Nervous Seminal md Urinary Organs New and reliable
treatment Reports fes Of charge sealed
Address. Or J, skila Houehton, Acting Surgeon, No
South Ninth street. PbiiadeipbIa, Ia.
n You Want 20 X now, &c., Road
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book for curious people and good book for every
Pfce 20 To lc had al AL news dercts. Contents
800 ' Or. x y, roorx, iio Bro.swyx NY
OdI Lands for sale.
500 ACRES IN FER SIMPLE AND aU
leased In Washington and Nsuroc countless Ohio
FOR particulars inquire OF r. A. LAMPfNG,
~ Nicholas Hotel
n ~
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Hest In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only perfect
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and wig Depot Wholesale and retail No o Astor House.
The dyo applied by skilful artists.
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AiBAsy, Jan 10, 1ses.
The following Ia tbe calendar Of tho Court 81 Appcais
for "Wednesday, yanv AIRY H. 1885 s-NoA 90 ei On IL
NJ. o. "a, 6S, on, I'll and 10Y
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Bmrdsaii's Arnica LInimont.-An In
faibe for burns scslds sprains rheumatism, gun
wounds &C single application ailays the pain from
burn the instant IL IL applied No family should be with
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Fans-Ntw styles, just Received From
Paris Two, Three. Five Right Ten, Twelve, Fifteen %
Thirty Dollars each. For sale by oE0 g. ALLEN sid
Broadway one door below Canal street
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A.-Why ts PhaIon's Night Blooming
CEREUs like the sum- Answer by 5smbo-Bccsuse II gives
DE l,gh
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Nervous Seminal md Urinary Organs New and reliable
treatment Reports sent Of charge In sealed envelopes
Address. Or y sklia Hougbton, Acting Surgeon, No
South Ninth street, Pbiadelpbia Ia.
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AInAnr, Jan. 100 r. n

A~DxnLy ousnrrxfs
Tho greatest indignation continues 70 grow In regard 70
the Assembly commltoca A sort q caucus Of the az
erIevcd has heon hold, and stormy work Ia anticipated
The Committees Railroads dCiuos conceded 70 10
organized with caro- bu. all The ross denounced
in unmeasurod ternA
ps0yrs
The special eeson of the Senate this evening indcAies
hc detcrminatoa 70 ps6B n ue earliest moment bill
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Address 20 SmokerS.-Poliak & Son,
Mcerrchaum Manufacturers 6sz Broadway. near Fourth
street Pipes cut ~ order