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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18

Services ut the Chrrch vi '"' ~
sjob will be held uerC Sunday morning
instead of afternoon. Sunday School
;,,,,odi,teIv after the morning service
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18

Miss Ida X. Kinds of Brooklyn, N
y will give public reading at town
b,U about the first of August. She
.,,es well recommended.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18

Last Sunday evening as Mr.. H. E.
Randall with his wife and child were
riding, upbeyond the cemetery, one end
of the forward axle of his wagon broke
oif and let them all down, the cross bar
% INC wagon resung on the back OF the
horses legs, but luckily the animal did
not kick and all got out of the wagon
unharmed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18
Popular Reading,

OP0HIe'I ANSetUInS.
Emma Manning Huntly, of Boston,
will give public reading at the Meth
odist church, this village, Friday eve
hing. The leading newspapers speak
highly of her readings. Tickets for sale
at o. ii. Hale's on Railroad street, How
"'d & Rowell's and of Mr.. Lafayette
Soper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18

The cotton trade of England is sadly
depressed and hundreds of thousands
of spindles are idle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18

MIR. I. C. Harroun has So" 1aa
house on Eastern Avenue to ~
Price 3. 200.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18
2Harriaaes:

Hariages.
~ Marriages and Deaths inserted free
Obituaries, sic cents a line.
At Chelsea July 49, Mr.. E. R. Meader of Mont
pelier and Miss Lu E. Bagley
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18

The Ladies' Aid Society oil d.
.7,bnshury Centre, have literary ell
tcrtainment next Friday evening
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Tnrai and State 4f'ps

The Palestine COmmandery are 10
,laon fine street next Saturday with
..',, from tbs Lyndonville band.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18

Boston Prices Current.
VT BIZ TIER Choice, Der lib IA Is
Fair to good, 10 a Ia
Common, 7 a 10
VT. CHEESE, Factory, perlb 81 6
Farm Dairy, good,
Farm Dairy common, 3
FLOUR st. LOuis & illinois, per Dbl 90 a so
Ohio and Michigan, AS a 5 so
Common Extra, 4 90 a 80
Superfine 325 3 Is
EGGS, Fresh per doz 10 a l38
LARD, Tierces, per lib Ga I
Tubs, 81 Z
BEANS Marrow. per bush 1 30 a l 40
Pea, 1 40 1 so
Medium 80 / IS
Mixed, IS 80
DRIED APPLE Maine, choice perlb a 6
Maine and n. H.. common. S
Maine quartered choice, a 3
w estern.
POULTRY, turkeys, fresh killed. II Is
Turkeys, common 10 a 10
Chickens, tresh 10 20
Common, 10 Is
Fowls, 10 13
Geese, 10
PORK, Clear, Ex., per Dbl 10 90 a 10 50
Mess, 10 90 a 10 so
Fresh Hogs, 81
Hams. smoked, Oh
SUNDRlES, Pressed Hay, per ton IA 90 16 90
Hops, perlb a 8
Potato Starch, 81
Oats, per bush "a 81
Corn, AZ so
Potatoes. 60 20
Maple Sugar, tubs, a 8
Maple Sugar, cakes. 9
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18

Nv Horace Carpenter has sold
.fdiuc lot on Spring street to Joseph
\ugCut.
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leahs.

At Interval Station N. H, July 10, Mrs. Lefie P.
Wheeler, wife of DIR. G. B. Billiard, of st. Johns.
bury, aged 40 years.
AT West Danville, July IA. Mary Hawkins) wife
of Arkless Russell, jagged %.
At Concord, July 10, Mrs. VIM. McGregor, aged
70 years.
At Compton, P. o. July l, Mr.. Lysander W.
Holbrook, aged IA.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby give notice that a meet
ing of the Pewholders of the McIndoe's Falls
Congregational Church will be held at the said
church. on Friday, August G, at II p. m, to if
the said pewholders will vote to raise money by
assessments to be levied upon the several pews of
the said church, for the following purposes:
1. To provide for shingling the roof of said
church.
2. To provide for repairing the furnace of said
church.
3. To provide for painting exterior of the said
church, and to transact any other business con-
nected with said church. Signed
VIM. r. MONTEITH.
A. P. GILCHRIST.
1890 HARRY MOORE.
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FOUND.
Attention Sir Knights

The Sir Knights of Palestine Commandery, No.
5, Z. T., will report at the Asylum Saturday, July
Parade. Per order EMINENT COMMANDER
L. b. HEAD, Recorder it,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18
Notice to Farmers and Gardeners

Those having early Vegetables, Peas, Beans
calling on at our place. Sd house on Pearl St
South from Eastern Avenue, ST. JOhnsbury, VT
MATTHEWS g. PETTENGILL,
1891 Dealers in Fruits and Vegetables.
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The Fatal Mistake.

"Only a shower" says the good housewife, per-
ceiv ng the cloud mo bigger Than mans hand, "
above tn rizOn. Bnt the shower my prove to
be temp ST. destroying lie ana property "Ony
a cold" said my friend, Mrs. Smpkins, when
mentioned her ap aren't ind,suOs liOn. week
later she appeared unusually well; Never better
in my life, ;" she declared n answer to my congrlt
ulatUns upon her recovery. month later, she
ara II complained of we're d although com
plctely at a loss 10 account for the manner in
which she cont racted it. But in few days the
cough left her ana she pro- Ounced herself guile
we'll. After one of thesa repeated attacks of in
DISPOSITION the cough continued, and only then
did she learn from the physic a she consulted,
that the colds she had nsidered of so little
consequence were the symptoms OF the early
sta2es OF consumption, and that the disease had
already b. come So settled i'll her system as tO be
a amoSt iutractabe to treatment. This is the fatal
mistake Of thousands who each year sink into con-
sumptves' graves II is the most ins dinus OF S.
eases developing without aro sing sus icion Of
the patient into the belief that he has not con.
sumption Under proper medical and hygieniC
treatment consumption is cunble, as has been
proved in thousands Of ca,es Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medica Discovery cures consumption in its early
stages, but no remedy can arrest the disease when
| it has advanced to the ,ecOnd stage The In
valids HO ell, at Buffalo, n. Y, affords special and
unsurpassed advantages for the successful treat
ment OF this Disease, The locality (prnvcd BY The
Government statistics of 1876 to be espec ally fret
| from this disease) agreeable surroundings. luXu
| rIous accommodations, together with its hne
qualed facilities for treatment, both meufal ans
| hygienic, render it, without eXasgeration, tht
| consumptive's paradise.
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Death Record.


The following deaths nave been placed o.
record since our last report
Edna &. Maxim, months, city.
Thos. Rush, 4 months city.
Nora o. 'lirien, II months. city.
Emma Truss. 6 months, city.
Charles Simmons, l3 iaouths, city.
Joseph f. Miller, 10 months, city.
Nina Schmjr. 6 months, city.
Y. II. Dnngclbcck, months, city.
Nicholas FlarH, II months city.
Bernhard Wehage, 2G Years city.
Fred. Meinschatt, 3 wears, city.
Infant Walter, hour, city.
Louis Ieer, IA lays, city.
Robert Anderson, 5 weeks, city.
Fran2iska Hester, 81 years, Germany.
Henry SempleS 81 wears, Germany.
Elizabeth Morelaud, 81 years. Virginia.
Samuel G, lIumeS CT years, Penn.
Hester A. Sampson, 81 years, U. S.
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TIE COURTS.

POLICE.
Drunk-Wm. II. sullivan John Ander-
son, continual: I,nnry Lohmas, Erod,
kl0na, $50 80.
DisorlerIy Conduct-JohnS Sullivan, Mag
gie Kerrs, john Cullum, Annie Crunin,
Herman Grapcr, Mary Riley, dismissed.
sau!t and Batterv--George Schmitt,
$25; II, X. Horton, dismissed; W. A. Ham
mond, George w. Clark, j. Lachmann, s.;
Michael Hogan, Bridget Reardun, Margaret
Patton VIM Neal continued.
Miscellaneous Pat. Kearnev, emitting
&C., dismissed; David Jones, Frank Will
Iiams, Wm. Neal. petit larceny, continued;
Geo. Brant, same S25; NJ S. Quinn, same,
$50 20; Joseph Ford same, dismissed; Geo.
Schultz, assault with intent to Kill.
tcontnued; &. NJ. Harris, discharging
! firearms, bail forfeited; Andy Bechtel, re-
Cciving stolen goods dismissed Collins
| Brown. known thief, dismissed; John Daw-
son, abusing family, dismissed; William
rChilIing personal violence on police, dis.
missed; GO. Lpsekamp, peGdling without
| license, continues; Isaac We ser, Nathan
Lohman, Frank S einlc4t, eyading COal.OiI
| law dismissed.
MONDAYS CALENDAR.
The cases sc for Monday a.e as follows:
DISTRICT & URT.
| 2412--IIarry G. Bot"s Vs. A. II. Smith Executor
| 81 S-Eranca NJ pll.. VS.. tmrIne Reeves.
2H,-Nartha rO.lock ct al. vs. james +
| Floyd ct al
| COMMON PLrAS.
Before Judge Moore.
$685. NJ Hayes Il Co. vs.. FrQnk Skinner.
| 5l31l- Syycster c. Miller vs.. L win Z. White
| 52331--FUuk / e VS. james o ,,n ct Al.
| 5!3IS-PatrcN O'Ilern w. PutuCk LtlIS
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0 World has been Want.
ng for Centuries.

vt discovery Of our day, so far % Q
lof humanity is concerned, is Carboa
dele prepared from Petroleum, and
sa complete and radical cure in cases
or where the hair, owing to disease Of
ias become thin and tends to fall out
,eedy restorative, and while its use So
riant growth OF hair, it also brings
ural color and gives the most complete
in the using. The falling out of the
umulations OF dandruff and the pre-
nge in color, are all evidences Of
ldition of the scalp and the glands
Sd the hair. To arrest these causes
sed must possess medical as well "a
.ues, and the change must begin under
,e Of permanent and lasting benefit
lie is Cartoline, and like many other
discoveries 1t is found to consist
8 almost in their natural state.
oil is the article which il
ksuch extraordinary results, but it i1
been chemically treated and com.
lorized that it is in proper con-
etollet 1t was in far of Russia that
petroleum upon the hair was first OBJ
,ernment officer having noticed that
ld-headed servant of his, when trim
Ups, hsd a habit OF wiping his oil
ands in his scanty locks and the re-
few months much finer bead Of
hair than he ever had before. The
on horses and cattle that had lost
am the cattle plague, and the results
a as they were marvellous. The manca
B tails OF horses, which had fallen out,
etely restored in few weeks These
swere heralded to the world, but the
was practically useless to the prema-
.and gray, as no one IN civilized society
ate the use of refined petroleum as .
Il the hair. But the skill OF one OF ori
lists has overcome the difficulty, and by
Snown only to himself he has, after very
and costly experiments, succeeded in
of being handled as daintily al
lous eau de cologne. The expert
iadc with the deodorized liquid ON the
air were attended with the most aston.
suits. A few applications where the ha Z
and falling gave remarkable tone and
he scalp and hair. Every particle OF
disappears on the first or second dress.
the liquid, so searching in its nature,
penetrate to the roots at once, and set up
change from the start. 1t is well known
most beautiful ro'n-S arc madn from
A. ana by some mysterious operauon o.
be- use of this article gradually imparts 9
4 light brown color 10 the hair. which, b.
ID use, deepens to a black. The color re
ermanent for an indefinite length OF time
change is 10 gradual that the most inti
ends can scarcely detect its progress Ii
ii /, the most wonderful discovery OF th'
well calculated to make the prematursl,
4 gray rejoice. , ..u-.
that one application will convince thez
onderful effects Pittsburg Commsreis
Ter %, 1877.
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.

CINCINNATI, June II.
There was brisk jobhing trade this wek
mostly on orders fIom the country, and the
volume OF business was rather large l0g the sea-
son. The market continues fi'm for nearly al
k nds Of fabrics but without any decided ad'
vance
TICKINGs-Cn Cnnnestoga, C c A. 1?l@c: T. 13l%c;
Gold Medal l5c; Extra Mcd.l, lGc; ana Amos
kcat, A c A, lie.
JEANS Palestro 11@c, Croydon 12l&c, Covington
1GI@c, Polaus l9c. Pref rr'd DC, Kentucky doe
SIX ms 32l2c, Standard S716@4Ot.
BLEACHEp MusIINs-New York Mills l2c, Ions
dale cambr l212c, King Philips Cambrc l2lar,
Jabez Knight do. 1919, W msuttn i2c LUnsdale
&C. Fruit of the Loom 9'2c. Hope nc
BHOwN SHEETINGs-We qu0ty Eastern Standards
al G. 4@654c per yard.
PRINrS-Stnndards at 51a9Gc, and shirlings al
4A41c per yard.
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Fell From a Roof,

Fred. Kicker, cigarmaker residing al
No. 134 Abigail street, got on the roof of E
house last evening, on Spring street, neal
Abigail, belonging to DR.. John II. Rendigs
which was being repaired. He LOST his bal
ance and fell to the ground, distance o
thirty feet His skull was fractured, ant
DR.. Richard, who was called in, thinks he
can not recover.
Klccker died this morning DR.. Rich
ards, who attended him, gave il as his opin
ion that the Young man died from etfusior
of blood ON til" brain, caused by the fall
klccker told him that the accident was due
To his own negligence, and ON this account
the Coroner refused to hold All inquest.
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AT Rottger's TivoH, 469 Vine stree

At Rottger's Tivoli, 469 Vine street,
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
night, the usual free concerts will be rem
dered. An attractive programme is offered
by Curriers' superb orchestra.
Mr.. Nicholas Kleeman was severely
hurt last evening by being thrown from
his horse, in front of the Gibson House.
Griswold's Cincinnati Saturday Night
overfows with fun as usual. Among the
new attractions is an illustrated story.
The body of the young man who was
drowned IN the river at Redbank yesterday
has not been recovered.
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ON TO ONEIDA.
A Committee Of Clergymen VIII Crush
that Community.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. June 2l.-The Commit,
tee of Episcopal clergymen to devise WAYS
and means of Kidding society of the obiec.
tionable features of the Oneida Communi.
ty held another meeting. and determined
to rid the State of the free lovers.
One Of the members of the Committee
saws the Wallinpford. Conn, and Oneida
Communities are infinitely worse than the
POlygnmistS. They are actually guilty ol
the crime of incest, and this is one Of the
facts that we are preparing to establish
and which we believe we can now do tC
the satisfaction Of any Court
The upshot of this movement will be the
arrest of the leaders, even Noyes himself
The Committee has some of tine ablest law
yers in the State at work with them, and
no stone is to be left unturned to rid society
of the so-caled foul blot
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Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report:
J. A, White and Mary A. CofIey.
Arnold Ref and Mary Hever.
A. d. Harvey and Laura Harper
George liemis. Jr., and Celeste German,
A. W. Thornton aud Emma Craig.
Gratz Amer and Mary Reiser.
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DAINTERS MANUAL-HOuSE AND SIGN
1 painting, grainng, vanishing, polishing. kal.
Somining, raperiny, tterng stainint, gil ling.
&C.. soc. Book OF AlphaDes 80. Scrolls and Or
naments, ST. Furniture and Cabinet Fnlsler,
So Matchmaker ANA Jeweler, 80. Carpenter, y.
IIOrseshuer % Soapmaker 2j. Baker 30 Cam
dymaker 50s TuxidermSt, 50 OF BOOKSELLERS lr
| by mai. JESSE llANEi 4 CO., lI0 Nassau ST.,
| NnM lnLk
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ID the Testimonials

DAvIsvIILE, CAL. Nov 8, ls7&
LANGLEY q Co.. San Francisco:
I siRs: take great pleasure In informing
the most gratifying results Of the use Of
Dime in my own case. For three years
! OF nv head has been completely bald and
1, and l had quite given up any hope Of 10
/ the hair. Four weeks ago noticed the
isement OF CARBOLINE, and on the recon-
ttiou OF friend concluded to try bottle.
1t any great hope OF good results however.
now used ii less than month, and to ny
ereeable astonishmcnt my neal is complete.
red with fine, short, healthy growta ol
Which has every appearance of continued
/: and confidently believe it will restore is
pletely as ever it was in my youth.
4 gres: pleasure in Offering you this tess.
and YOU have my permission to publish
ic. Yours, truly,
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FARMERS COLLEGE,
College Hill, Hamilton Co., o.,

MAINTAINS REGULAR CLASSICAL, PHIL
wi OSOPHICAL, Scientific, Ladies' Classical and
Teachers Courses Admits both sexes 10 all the
advantages of the College. Thorough courses in
Drawing and Vocal Music Expenses reduced to
lowest point No extras whatever. Scholarship
holders have free tuition Special attention given
to Teachers Healthfulness. safety, convenience
and beauty of location unequaled. For fall iD
u GMITII. prasiaapt
js2S College Hin, Ohio.
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ST. LOUIS, September 16, 1873.
Maguire's Cundurango relieved me of a
liver affection with which | was troubled
twenty years THos. SLOAN,
81. Louis House, Main and CAristy ave.
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ribbed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th dav
.nlber. 1873.

,u Z. POND, JR,, Attorney OF Law, Eorfh
,ro, Mass, says: "For more than twenty
portion Of my head hls been as smooth
,ccks ago was induced to try your CAR
| and the effects rave been simply wonder
Where no hair has been seen for six years,
low appears thick growth. l expect, the
| 10 be SLOW. but it is grow inG now nearly as
7 as hair t!Oes after it is cut. You may use
I've testimonial II you choose, and may 70
me for its truth"
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4. BEuL& Co., Fifth Avenue Pharmacy.
urg, Pa, says: "We have sold preparations
4 hair for upwards oftwenty years, but have
had one to sell ns well or give such univer-
usfaction rs CARBoLINE We therefore REQ
slld II with confidence to our friends and the
~ public"
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ATTORNEYS.
W. H. M A T H E w s,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ATTORNEYS

No. 83 West Fifth street, Cincinnati.
WIN practice In the Local Courts, Southern
Claims Commission Court of Claims, and Execu.
i've Departments, Washington City, u. C.
Claims for pay, Bounty. Pensions. Prize Money
&C., promptly collected.
S6sPENDED and REJECTED claims especially So
hcited. te2Gt
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FINANCIAL


Exchange on New York is dul and rates
steady. Buying at l-l0 discount and selling at par.
Sterling meets with limited inquiry and IA e'
are unchanged. 1t is quoted: Sight al 81 30 Bni
siXty-day at 81 49, per sterling.
Government bonds are qll 1t and steady, local
demand light and rates tU-nay as follows:
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City Commissioners.

The Committee to whom was referred the
request of w. Il. Hathaway to hold re-
ligous meetings in the City Buildings lot
reported as follows:
Your Committee report having consid-
cred the applications herewith of w. Il.
Hathaway and w. A. Shaw and report
adverse TO granting the same.
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RIVER iSTELhiGEAUE.

Fsrecial River Dispatches to the Sta-.l
BROWNSVILLE, PA, June 2l-l0;O4 a. NJ
River feet 6 inches and stationary.
Weather clear.
On City. Pa, June 2l-s:4O A. M.-River
foot and stationary. Weather cloudy.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, June 2l-0:14 A.
M.-Kunawha River feet 10 inches and
falling, Weather clear, calm and pleasant.
PlrrsBuRG, Pa, June 21-ll:OG A. NJ
River / foot 3 inches and stationary
Weather clear.
GOLDEN RULE AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, June 2l.-Riyer 9 feet 10
inches below ligh water mark. Arrived;
Golden Rule from Cincinnati. Cloudy in
rart and cool.
Steamboat Movements
The City of Portsmouth leaves at 4 p. m.
for ChilO.
TIE Big Sandy Packet Company will
send out two LARGE and commodi us
steamers from the foot of Broadway this
evening The first to pull in her plaukS
will leave at 4 y. m. for Huntington and
Will be followed at p. III. for Pomeroy.
The latter is the Potomac, an elegant side
wheel steamer, commanded gentlemunly
officers.
The elegant las w. Gaft will leave this
evening for the Lower Ohio River and
Memphis.
The superb new Golden Crown will leave
this evening for New Orleans.
The Bonanza came down and returned to
Portsmouth at noon.
Boat-hands' Gossip
Business fair.
The ROStuna laid M last evening, and the
Telegraph went to Huntington. The Emma
Graham took the latters place and went
to Pumeror.
A certain party here is negotiating with
Captain samuel Coffin for the little steamer
Bette Gilbert. In case he gets her she will
be taken South to carry cotton next
season.
The Press Committee of the SPnger.
| fest met last night and reported tnat the
| 1900 lhrettos cost $3.50 81, and that the
profits from the sale of the same amounted
to $l6l SO. The Committee also stated that
the expenses of the Press Committee were
So 379 g..
The County Commissioners held a reg
ulnr meeting this morning, The applica
tion from J. II. Grammar and others for {
refnnder for taxes paid was presented, and
after discussion, rejected. The amount
asked for was $iG2 50.
Matt S. Quinn, for stealing suit Of
clothes and a watch from A. 5. Lewis, wa'
before the Police Court this morning. anC
fined $50 and sentenced to thirty days i'm
prisonment in the Work-house
August Kuechenmeister, for tearin!
up II sidewalk on Eighth street, between
John and Mound, without permit. wa
arrested this morning and taken to tn,
Ninth-str ct Station-house
John Baker, a driver for Aims &
Doepke, on Main and Canal streets. had hi
hand mashed in going up the elevator yes
terday morning. He was taken to his hOm'
and Dr. Werner attended to his injuries
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mr. CARBoLISE restored my hair after every
1 else had failed. ! consider it the best thing
Il B. r. ARTHUR.
4 Chemist. Holyoke, Mass
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Z GusrAyus r. HALL of the Oates Opera
he, writes "Aftcr six weeks use, am con-
HI that your CARgoIINE has and is producing
nderful growth OF hair where had none for
Il
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HOW ABSURD

1t is for man to expose himself by going
into the shops of quacks and using disgust
ing drugs, which can be smelt from the
breath, and which are entirely unreliable,
when he can get package of samaritan's
Gift in any good drug store, which will re-
move all trouble in a couple Of days with.
out any exposure. Price: male package.
81; female, 50. Desmond &c Co.. propre-
tors, Philadelphia.
Sold by ERNST WILFERT, cor. Fourth
and Walnut streets
aDlG-1yr-W ,StGM&ap2S-1yrw
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ers, yesterday afternoon, but very III
tie business was transacted. Mr.. Sargent
objected to the record that Chris. Stubbs
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feet lying next east from premises firstly
described, in Linwood; $466 81.
Francis Miller to Ignatius Coke, % by 30
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WIIIOj UuV IIUV HuIVO EOs.0II'''b =, =,
In the middle ages it was believed to
dispel sleep, sharpen the intellect, and to
$ a = T. aw,
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.


CINCINNATI, June 2l--2 p. NJ.
The following are the reCcIpIs and shipments Of
live stock for the last "A hours: