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COMMENCEMENT.
roIyrKcnNrc COLLEGE OF pENxsYLvAEIA.

YOLYTRCDNIC COLLEGE OF PENNsYLVAFIA'
PHIL DELPmA Thursday June &c LEGO
The Polytechnic College of Pennsylvania held It's ioth
annual Commencement in Concert Hall this evening.
Students from the Middle Southern and Western States
and Canada Peru Chill and the West Indies participated
in the exercises. There were u graduates
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naya supplies required also far removed from seq as to
secure il from possibility OF being reached by hostile shot,
The report signed by Melanchon Smith, Captain Nj
r. s. Alexander Major Of Engineers Brevet Brigader
val II s A.. and O. n King Chief Engineer U. s. N.
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Feuud Drewned.

foRT HAMILTON Thursday June 20, 1885
Coroner Bennett held inquest to-day, at Bay Ridge,
ppon the body Of short stout man. about so years old
with long, brown hair and no whiskers wearing soldier
blouse ribbed cashmere pants, striped muslin shirt ana
eospe boots Verdict-Found drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

DEATH FROM SUNsTRoKE.-Coroner Smith yester-
day held inquest upon the body Of Joseph Carrgan at
Greenpoint who Frustrated by the Tuesday,
and died Wednesday Deceased unconscious from
the time he FRUSTRATED until he died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
Halifax.

HALIFAX N. g., Thursday June 2e 1866
To-day the flag Of the United States Consulate was at
bslfm in respect % the memory Of Cass.
The usual salute fred day in honor Of the
nation Of Queen Victoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
Disaairous Fire Natchez.

NATcHEz Miss. Tuesday. June 20, ls66.
A FIRE occurred here this morning. -Four stores were
completely destroyed. Loss 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

THEFT or CIGARs.-Roundsma Croker, Of the
Tombs Police Court yesterday arrested AdOph Stern ped.
der aged years No I9 Chryses, the complaint Of
David Arndt Of No 30 Olverst The complainant in.
by the prisoner bring the residence Of the latter
lOo cigars valued at So Afer doing he induced to
the prisoner the Bowery for the purpose get
ting his pay Stern however failed TO pay him, anc.
turning the place where he had LEFT the cigars Arndt found
that had been taken In his absence On the 10
the Tonb the accused confessed that be had taken the cigars
and sold them. Justice Hogan committed him for trial
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tAnnouncements.l

TOILET PRBPARATroNs.-The country is full OF
spao1s Tor identifying the complexion renewing yonth etc
On the only PREPARATION that will efectuy brow I
yellow spots called moth patches. TN drsesbs ns
hes called neeke. PERRY justly celebrated Morn FRteKI
LOTION IL never fails. Sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
FIRES.
LOSS op GRAIN AT BuPFALo.

BUFFALO. Thursday June o. 1890.
There fire last night, IN the Lahouse OF Boards
ley Beden. In the building about 1000 bushels Of
oats and $1,000 bushels Of malt grain valued at 10000,
the greater portion Of which was insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

FALL PROM A Enthusiastically after o'clock last
night gentleman named Henry Homer residing at No 10
East Twenty fourth.st New York thrown from his
horse while riding through Duchown and sustained injuries
about the head, but not Of a serious character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

CLOSING OF ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Last services In this edhco viii take place next Sunday
the 29th anniversary of the Rsctohp Of the Rev Dr. Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

nplcrxgsrs FOUND AT oAsAxpAIcuA.

BUFFALO Thursday, June 20. 1864.
The Courier has 8 dispatch from Canandsigua, dated
last evening saying that indictments have been found
against most Of the Fenans who went there from Buffalo
for tna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
CITY NE W4.

ITALIAN MOVEMENTS IN SUPPORT OF THE EUROPE
wARA general meeting Of the Italians Of this city will
be held at the Germana Assembly Rooms Nos 29l and 23
Bowery evening for the purpose Of completing
their organization and adopting such as will enate
them aid the Of Italy during the present European
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

THE CELEBRATION OF THB FOURTH OF JULY.-It is
understood that the Citizens Association contemplate expend
ing g. 600 for fireworks to be eIh four different places
the evening u the 4h Of July that citizens
be disappointed In the usual celebration u National nds
pendence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

ELECTRO GALvASIC HEALTH PRBsgRvBR.-Ire-
lands Electro alvanc Health Preserver fabric
composed Of silver and zinc which BY being properly placed
effects increased circulation and general equalization Of
whole system and Is especially beneficial in rsen
matsm. paralysis and kindred diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
TIE BEST MAcHrsE-yoR i" A Rr,.rrvv

MI VIM Chumesero Of Chicago Ill., bought one Of ven,
machines CD the Recommendation Of sTesve Assnt foi s
-" doubethresd machine! 49, ',sS"'''' INV
Query; II the Wilcox Gibbs Ia thu B roL;n. f.. IL.
fire"-uhdt machine is best for others7 W '''"
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The Fortunate Gussmitb.

Nsw.HAvRN Conn. Thursday june 49, 1866.
Mr. Eli Walker, q gunsmith OF Hartford has just In
lentsd ~ estate in England Vslgsd OF s'S,oo9oW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

ALLEGED THEFT or GOLD CoY.-John Grimm
yesterday arrested by Oeer Wilson OF the Seventeenth
Precinct the complain. OF Andrew Brown proprietor Of
gerbeer saloon No 2oJ East Eleyenhs The complain
ant who lives No 2o next door. both houses having
common hallway SAYS that Wednesday night woman
came the saloon Grimm, who has desk In the
loon for the transaction q business. quarrel soon
ensued between the woman and Grimm, and the latter
was finally pushed by the wife Of the
plainant into bedroom opening into the hall
mentioned above There he remnned about half hour
until with begeTent propensties took her de
parture-when be returned 10 the saloon Concealed In the
bed In the occupied by Grimm according TO the
affidavit Of the complainant 80 SO gold pieces These he had
counted short time before Grimm entered the room, and
found the On counting the amount the
nsI morning he found that 6 missing and these he
charges Grimm with stealing Justice Shsndley committed
the accused for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

NorICR.-If Mr.. Charles Dryer, of Cincinnati, OF
his Edward Henry. will call Office Of Mr. George
Kelock No. Bondst, they viii and brother who
has coue 10 New YORK In search Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

IHB BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH which protects
at the Office, No. rs. Broadway Y Hdn,s '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

FATAL SUSsrRoKE CAsEs.-Yesterday Coroner
Cover held nquess the bodies Of the following parsons
persisted from the effects Of the excessive eat
Wednesday;
August zeer native Of Germany aged s years. and re-
siding at No. 70 Elizabeth-st.
Richard Shorts aged 65 years native OF Ireland Residing
at No 1913 East Eleventh-st
John Lehman aged 20 years native OF Ireland residing
In Seventy frstst. near Eghth.ave.
Catharne Kahn native Of Ireland aged % years residing
at No 32e Fourth ave.
vedcts accordance with the facts rendered in al
tho cases.
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rived by this organization twofod first TO direct this
people harmonious for their happiness and agree
mont mentely physically and politically secondly to com
their friends and kindred abroad aud extend
protection facilities emigrae 1t is contemplated 10
establish least newspaper the exponent Of said
ganzaton library and reading ROOM all under Central
Committee whose names hereunto attached We beg
your moral support Of organization
You are respectfully notified OF your election to honorable
membership Of the said Sclavonic Brotherhood" and
quested to signify your acceptance thereof
With sentiments Of esteem yours respectfully,
JULIAN ALLEN, l.. j. BOECK
A. HUBAcEK. j. VNcKr.
r. KUfIKOwsKI j. ZECADLowsKL
W. JANDus JOHN PERlAs.
+. VEZNrCKY A. RAsZEWsKL
HENRY RATUssowsKI f. {. fARIANA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

FELoSoUs AssAULT.-Francis Long was yesterday
arrested by Officer Macarthur Of the Essex Market Police
Court Squad the complaint Of John Doan Of No. 1875
Alen The complainant that the night Of June IS
he attacked BY the prisoner and others and the former
hm upoa the head with sharp instrument causing
woand The accused held TO bail by Justice
Shafdley IN the sum 81 eco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

ATTEMPTED MURDgR.-Frank Allen seaman on
board Of British steamship William Penn attempted 10
murder first officer named George whe on the voyage
from London 10 this port lie Immediately seized and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

The following letters have been received:

The following letters have been received:
EXECUTIVE MANSION WASHINGTON. d. ca June Is, 1896.
GENTLEMEN BY direction Of the President, have the
honor acknowledging the receipt Of your letter Of the 9TH
inst informing him OF his election honorary member Of
the Sclavoncotherhood organization now being formed
for the promotion Of the welfare OF members here and TOT
facilitating encouraging the Immigration Of your friends
abroad United States These objects are worthy OF
appreciation and the President desires TO his aPpre
citation Of thanks the compliment have rendered
him. With great respect, EDWARD COOPER,
Acting Private Secretary.
Julian Allen, esq, and others.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASHINGTON June H. le66.
JULIAN ALLEN. esq, and Others No. 72 Hashin8toH" Ner-
York Gin. - .
GENTLEMEN have received your kind letter Of the 9TH OF
June informing OF election honorary membership
the Sclayonc Brotherhood and acquanting with the
objects the association which you represent In reply to this
complimentary expression OF the friendship and esteem OF the
Society left only 70 return my grateful acknowledge
mens say that sincerely hope that its labor In the
directions indicated be rewarded with beneficial results
servant, WIN H. SEWARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

ALLEGED FALSE PRETgSsEs. esterday Officer
BcEwood Of the Ninth ecinct arrested Robert Atkn
the complaint Byron COnkn salesman in the employ OF
Bodne Co.. wholesale grocers at Nos 1876 and 1876 Cham
berst The complainant states that the 18th inst the
prisoner where be employed and said be
Of John Lewis Of No 3 Houston st. at the same
exhibiting references support his assertion He then
Mr. COnkn that be had been sent by his father To
make purchases Believing these representations the
comp ainan made bill Of goods amounting In the agge
gate se6e 80 and these taken away the following
day by the accused The complainant subsequently ascer
tanned that these representations OF Atkn were all false and
caused his above Cord Mahnken OF the firm OF
Mahnken Brunes Wholesale gTocers at Nos. 3lJ and Jl5
Greenwchs also made complaint against the accused He
that the 6h the accused 20 his store and
representing himself Mr. Webb Of the firm Of Webb
Ladd No 3O Beeckerst obtained from them six hafches
Justice Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

An ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT-Seyeral months
John Hays who had been sentenced to Blsekwels
Island Penenary FOR six months for the crime Of grand
larceny ended the vigilance OF his keepers and escaped from
the island tub. On "Wednesday evening he arrested
BY officer Walker Of the Seventh Precinct while longing
OF his old haunts Yesterday he omutted to
Backwelrs lslaud by Justice shsndey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

PIcKPocKgr CAUGHT.-While Mrs Ruth A.
Green, residing in Eightythirdst Eear Trstaye, was
standing the Of Fulton.st and Broadway on
Wednesday evening Michael Kelly thrust his hand into her
pocket and stole wallet containing small Of money
Mrs Green caught him he Withdrawing his hand bat
he broke away and the street She informed officer
Lane the Broadway Squad Of the and Dc started
pursuit At the Of Nassau and AnntS e officer
found the thief he having been knocked down ad detained
by gentleman who had witnessed the theft The wallet was
found the possession Of the prisoner Yesterday Justice
Dodge committed bin for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

FATALLY ISJURED.-An inquest was yesterday held
at No. l3i Aent the body Of Caroline Krehbel aesd
years who N" the sHernooh Vi lne %o'h
~ 81 OF the Secondave driven by Patrick
Reilly The passing down Allenst at rapid
Of speed and when between BEoome and Grands the de-
ceased under the horses feet aud receiving
injuries which she died Wednesday night verdict
Ia dance with the facts rendered by the jury who
oensued driver for taking proper precautions
vent such accident
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1t 's impossible to calculate tho number Of orimi-
dals-not originally forced to such q career by
their necessities, nor oven by the power Of great
temptation-but who commenced their criminal
course in carly life from a spirit OF ambition It
may be said that only tho ignorant and unedu-
Gated could possibly be ambitious to become great
thieves, great robbers, great murderers, or great
villains OF any kind; but unfortunately tho ignor-
ant and uneducated form tho great mass Of every
community. In considering great question OF
right and wrong, therefore, they cannot by any
means be thrown out OF the calculation.
Apart from their deleterous moral effect, how
ever, would it not be better, as nero matter OF
propriety and cultivated taste, to exclude all
these criminal histories from the public Journalist
That John Smith, who killed Thomas jones' has
been hung for murder, and that John Brown, who
broke into John Thompsons store, has been sent
to the penitentary for life,-are matters of gene
raj information and public interest, because they
are evidences of the enforcement of the laws for
tho benefit of peaceful and unonending citizens;
but what Smith says on tho scaffold, and picture
of Mr.. Browns life in the penitentary are no mat
ter OF concern to the world at large, can do no
possible good, ard may DO the cause of untold
erime and suffering.
The name OF the offender, his crime and punish
ment, are in most instances all that need be pub
lished, and when more is absolutely necessary, it
should be given in as few words as possible. Po-
lice gazettes are published to pander to the pru.
rient imaginations Of that part OF the population
particularly interested in such descriptions These
details should be confined to police gazettes, and
| the newspapers which go to tho firesides of re-
spectacle people should not bo polluted With such
| trash. Above ALL don't telegraph matters at once
30 unimportant and 30 disgusting.
But far moro obscene, disgusting and immoral
than even the most prurient descriptions, are the
mammoth wood cuts, setting forth all these
scenes. This, during the past few years, has be-
como regular institution in tho United States.
HARrEn's Journal of Civilization, par excellence,
the moral and would-bo religious paper OF the
land, loads in this reprohensiblo course. It's
circulation appears to depend upon these ques-
tionable illustrations. In our opinion, it is not
fit to enter the family circle Although trite, we
cannot refrain from orce again printing PORES
we'll known hnee:
| "Vice is monster OF 30 frightful mien,
| AS to be hsted needs but to be seen,
| Yet seen too Oft familiar with her face,
| We frst endure, then pity, then embrace"
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4 DEPRAV VED TASTE.

The Northern and Northwestern papers, during
the last two or three weeks, have been filed with
the particulars Of the execution Of PRoBsr This
name, suggestive Of all that is disgustingy fero-
cious, more particularly shows the morbid taste
which impels the depraved mind to gloat over the
details OF vice and its consequences. At the time
OF the DEER1NG murder tho Northern press tenn
cd with descriptions Of the crime and all the
minutest circumstances attending it and now
that the repulsive criminal has met with his lust
desserts his last Words and the history of his last
moments, are heraded abroad, all over the land,
with as much eclat as those of Con. ScoTr What
fhobsr did, and what PRoBsT said, was actually
teiegraphed over the whole country as if it was
matter OF universal interest. The press that
panders to this morbid taste is in large measure
responsible for its existence. There is something
radically defective in communities where such is
tho prevailing standard Of taste.
The deieterious effect OF such publications ia
chiefly felt by the young. The impressible mind OF
childhood is struck with wonder by the startling
deeds OF bold criminals, and surprise and admra.
ton are too near of kin. The habit OF read;pp NJ
crime makes 1t familiar, and what was once repul.
sive and terrifying soon ceases to be 80. The
fatal charm possessed by crime is too often de-
monstrated in criminal courts and police records.
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RE NOV L

FFlHE SUBSCRIBER HIS ..FT-YEO 10 Tue
l. SOUTHWEST C0RSEt CIttK!..tsrON tHr,rtf
where he would be glad toM.e, his o,d in nos q.
tonaera.
Mr.: JOHN T. FLySV stit s,perin'ohd tic T.ILCR.
ING DEPARTMfEr H. Usual a. = BULL Agent
May 90 pr,re. an. - or
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LITERARY ENTERTAINmEMTs
IRELAND

PROFESSOR F. ". THOMAS WILL GIVE A LITE.
hAh1 ENrEhTAINMEAT, In Hlbernlan Haii, This
Evening, tho 'th iusiaut uo will lecture upo,
"0ratory, and Ii in Washington in tho days OF tho
diahts lii til" Lccuro he will giyo sketches of CAL
hous' CLAY, WEnsrER, PREsros. LEaARE Mrs. MAp1-
son, Mrs Earos etc with original and select readings
in illustration OF the subject.
After tho tIctu'o. niessor THOMAS will read nm o
ginal POEM IN MSS tnrt yet published, upon ..Ire,ond
ana her Wrong" which Ito hopes will interest his
lrlsh friends ahd cil"~-GtzAns Somo comments will,
DO emade upon IRISH character &c before reading tho
Poem.
Tickets 60 conts. to 10 had at tho door Mt tho poo
Stores and Periodical epots
Entertaihme"t 10 commence at so'ciock.
Juno 2f
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~ al communications Intended for publication In
this journal must be addressed 10 The Editor Of
the Daily Nesos, No. 1S Hdyne- street, Charleston,
s. O. Business Communications 10 Publisher Of
Ddtly Ne,5s.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected oo,rmuntoa-
tons.
Advertisements outside Of the city must be aooompa-
MED toih tie cash.
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MEETINGS.

FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO. o.
4 REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF FRIENDSHIP
N LODGE No. 0, will DO held at Masonic Hall This
Euening, at half past p. NJ
BY order OF ". NJ, r.,
Juno 20 Il A. A. GOLDSMITH, 5ec'y.
CHARLESTON FIIIE ENGINE COMPANY.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT
L your Engine House, Wentworth stroot, This dfter-
noon the 2oh inst at 3i o'clock, In full uniform. for
Special Parade.
by order. s. BENTSCHNER,
June 26 Secretary c. F. E. Co.
HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
4 TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
N PAN1 This hpentng. Mt the Engine House, at half
past eight o'clock. Honorary aud exempt members in
particular arc requested to be present business
Importance Will be brought mp for tcir consideration
BY order. della MOTTA OANTER
juno 20 secretary II. F. L, Co,
ATTENTION YOUNG AMERICA FIRE
C0MPANf.
SSEMB AT TIE ENGINE HOUSE AT THREE
IN o clock p. NJ, in full uniform, for Anniversary
Parade.
By order. W. II. SIDLEY,
secreinry pro tenn.
ATTEND THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF YOUR
COMPANY at the Hall, ADson.street at o'clock The
rule relative to and fines will 10 rtgidiy en-
forced.
By order. ". r. sIBLRY,
June 26 Secretary pro tenn.
l
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WANTS.

A sITUATIoM WANTED BY A RE-
II SPEoTABLE WOMAN, to cook and wash for
aoGa ss'ne' If 1saured App
w SPECTACLE GERMAN GIRL, to do housework,
and la willing to make herself generally useful Apply
to n f. corner King and Sheppard streets, No. GAO.
June 2b IL
FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED.-
Il Wanted. COMFORTABLE CHAMBER and PAR.
LoR, without board, for which liberal compensation
CHARLES h NOISE co.,
June Is No. 15 Hayne street
XHTANTED, I0O,U0O BEST QUALITY Old
W. RR1cK Apply ss No 50 sooIETY-sTREET
WANTED, A STORE ON KING STREET,
w between Liberty and Market streets. Address
,,.noo 7. F. ELLSWORTH,
MAy 20 INV baviiinn Hntal
l. TER. cap,hr Of nan, gpg TIE mechanical depart
mtnt n eat r. ~ rspup, dc 'tr stIato either
n- f. 'kt Nj. "r J"UiNiYM ~ In some newspaper
puf H. III an I'rl rt'" either south Carolina
d.erR" .r "it. h''itr'1. st<tiul fut particulars
PIN En- h-i'y N'w, ohu'. u .usi,nn, y. Q.
k'Mr.AI ht".>I ~ II. ~ 4 Ht IN {;
~ hiah IL re-htcnt It G,,r'stru. la uuy = .Ia, ,ty
IL ,.un hnua ko'rr. ADJ wiG uak" him -rii .s.
ful III nny b,,inu-- i:eS nf fe!trabtx. tan f-h,t
Address NJ 10. ''asa Bux M II. Jn.rrs,on L. -.
XHJANTtsD, -, =. WRIT. W..IJa -
w SlTuAllOSi snhtr r.nt,s e,pt- Is ntly, 81. her
as Cook or as hhs cr ant Irunar. >io wriii u vi
iing also to mako lar' :, ,"ra'iy .rrin. Ap 4, az
mo- lsa EASt BAY, "Fat itt btecs Of I'll, Ditiy News
and Courier. M.> N
NHTANTED, BS i0 NJ. III N,-,Sfii III
w TIoN In somo wbUts ,la or Retail Dry G,o,is ~
Grocery houne; has ka, a q, tie ~ tio r,
and thorough knowledge Of t- trncery Dus 1,as nav
ing been in thnt business oil Ia a',ulut lis W IL
stndy the interest o. his empo and ts wilmt tv
MAKO himseH generally uBeiu SAit-y otiect.
OF references furnished Address ''F.' through the
Postofce or apply at this Office. jane II
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REMOVALS.

E. Nj. WHlTING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,
ITAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO NO. 81 CHAI-
Il MERSSTREET, North side, next door to 3tr.
tngstreet. l,. ~
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l}ttARfbING.

DhlS, Sr. $40 ttti>ti ....i, !. . ,
TcaHai tt, Ety .f..ifters Ga TIE t4n,tsuuurv
accommodates II Lnt % III 'DfiI II
Market sir etr tin, al oupI ,attan Tor
fakpiaes, u te-ioitis's fSNd. AuV .May 70
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TO RENT, 60.
FOR SALE.

DhIME MICH COWS FOli SALE -
IL Four primo MILoH COWS, with Youog Ga Yes
for sale, Appiv - "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-04-06

Why IS lr.-We are often ASKED the ques T.
ton why the Indian Compound Of Honey,
Boneset aud squills has no suddenly grown
TO be the most popular Medicine ia use for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs. we
answer drst, because it is just what it is rec
commended TO be, safe and reliable; second,
becau'e people have confidence in it, from the
fact that they Rave chance to try it. and il
10 does not cure return il and get their money
again; third, because Physicians, Ministers,
Judges, Lawyers, Merchants Mechanics, Far
mers, and everybody recommend it to be the
best Medicine IN use for all it i, advertised
to cure; and foutthly, because it is adver-
t.ed 03