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SPOAkNs
Plato from New Orleans, for Liverpool, nj - osg "
inn INST ss ss o.g brig Everett from Trinidad, for NJ
or. rel Il, II % s long 81 SOW Ths, t~bssr) Of ssg
,s.ror The captain Of the were drowned on
~ h, Feb Nv : whale aavng the boat
Nay s,s Sandy Hook se.inE ~ ,' ,u ms:, ship,
wessrn, frsm ~ YORK, for Londen
Obj inst 80 oag g. spoke brig Sarah oat ], months
ms, l.s, l., N sns sw. pslessr rssss'ooss,
Liyerpos osa Il. orleans dA Cor Lverpcsl-2ssh ut
Oh. Carroll irom Liverpool, 81 a. for xosIie-Apr -
Mary M,esel . d. f..m n Zealand for NaasasAss full
oil-April s., LAT . y. hong -
April ioth, Brsm ship New Isrk for New York
Anil ilth bvir LouIss New York Tor Amsterdam
snip Niagara Beher, York. for chsresscs esh Instant
April so,h, la, s. osg g. brig A~sso. from Gloucester FOL
surinam
MEMORANDA.
The Phlaeeiphs from Lopdss, hss heard 900
vereigns fr The Cashier Of the u. Bank ssd Ei7ccsc
Prime, ward King
The President. Chadwick, frsm New York, landed psse,
On ne.ssy III inst J.ues Bsruow Dshvs sf New rort
jumped from the bng Msdison, and was DIRE
u 4. sloop Of hatcher was Of anchor on sw b re~
Csp,sn rees 9th. Isabella Ana, Inst Gambia w''
L very healthy at the time he ~n -.
In Is 70 ~ long 70 "a fe with wress ms@ 49,
.srp Topss Of Yarmouth ~ g. end ssd hs sppss,r.sss ~
havisg IN that situation fer some time ~. nj no
| sweps and bulwashs washed a~ay' boarded ne' ~
persoa On board.
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acy Pnper Bsxes.


BLaAl.Ss sobEs ns-sss,a1. :na keep s...pe
,s" ns, s0GssS marble embossed
call Bosro w aa1 No s s. az
street, before purchasing else where -''' - w. - ~
Fancy paper boxes order in aay shane and trimmed
b. B. have had several euums am, dp,om,s awarded
them Tor TIER specimens Of coIered papers well
Mandatory, No 50 Gold, corner Of Fulton
TO CONsUMEKs OF OIL orr SAs.-Th. In.
vsnor and Manufacture OF the safety Reaecng Spirt
invites the pubic 70 his new pss sn WITHOUT s.s
r s pry Go n ss,sn and Fancy stores
Grossrs ss Ss requiring strong light and are warranted
a bis old store, caarne as Greenwich corner Or
a20lm' g. MITCHELL, Sprh Lamps each side
I A MOTHER EVIDENCE Of the superiority Of IIu
Dr. Levson Division street -Dearsir Having in anu
guarded moment contracted that dreadful disease
and having tried ali remsass Without Success gs1e up
am o whe ee Sss.s
you Tor the good has done me- and thinking ift be Of
w hf aSS,s you are at JOHN %
camptown, NJ j., Jan. is. 1888. my4Im.
II: JOHNSON Is censu,leo consHdesaay al his ONE.
NO 1Duane street. between Chatham and William sts ~
ne .oaowss yn-Gcnerrhs ''.-. Cbsacrss
% posoa
engages to any secos awo or hrss dsx
de6sas . ."
ssn %ay e. sausng
the most aggravated cases ScroiuIous core. nlserssS
NC speely healed Strangers would do well nv rivisr ~
Johnson cau a. certain preventative may be sgain
ed vixen used within hours amer exposure i
t post PAID ard enclosing afee No.
aicme, and directions for its.use ferwarded -
from ., A. M TO III N Night. Dr. Johnson
Moveo rom 10 Chambersstreet. a21-lmA
sTXsE AT LA:E
to eradicate certain delicate taken At the on
set single dose suf6eent-and IL longer DURATION sim
gle bottle gcaeray suiess Every afflicted may be
his own physician, for the directions plain faithful and
expressive 10 enable the Individual disease a.
wei as sure mehoa OF preventing L. Indeed have
said that the Of this Complaint has
aeuy decreased sisce the Eradeaor has public
s easy 2, me stomach without tantag the breath.
FOR sale ~ A. b. B. Sands, fulton and William
sueen Syaie, cor bowsy and Walker corner Eond
and bowery B. Noaes 644 Broadway aad p. burpst as
ON avenue In Philadelphia, by 9. r. Gnfnh
rr,ce 81 my1I I'm.
ExTHA FL n n BOOTs-oLD RICHARDS MAKE
high heel dress boots so the pair can never Be
most eee superne French cali skis u,e b"S
heed dress boots $50 pair equal TO any oos IN
sreadwsy He has 5000 pairs sf The bis own
never rip stitch Also 25so pairs shoes the best In his ev
No: 22 49, and 2s4 Canal Oldest Boss on se block
I OOK AT THIs.-wALKER. the Ian. n.r,., ox
RCHARDs has opened large, splendid and lasAionsbc
new BOOT AND SHOE Store with iii fresh sosa ~ she
latest fashion at 236 Canalsree hoe s,ere -
street where all low priced Bosts and dierrpe
nas Q, shilling and % Boots made initiate the highes
priced boots In the city, and the best stock and workmas-
hp Also LADIES' Misses, and Chdreas Ties and Slipper
great abundance Please call Judge FOR you, self ana
1oHt mistake the name aad No. Of o. j. WALKERS 226 or
3o he old sand) Canal street, where the nHbc sixp~ac
'asees TOT tne SLOW snnIlnE. als-lmS
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~na. n CUYLER would respectfully intern NJ
III. pds sn1 the public that he hss rsmoved from 70 -
- "A Bowsry, where continues IN usnn'sriue -. ~
=, hsns large 81 fashionable h"e ssa,. 80
esor rus ana plain Hsts men's, youths sns ~
~beh have bees universal admired icr ,eer -
pric. whoessls retail thss ~ article ~ 49,,
" esa be purchssed IN this city. Cal sod sss"ns
6rset The number, isa Bcvery.
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a NOTHnN EVIDENCE Of the superiority Of !

Or. U, Levson, Division street -Dear.Sir:
guarded moment contracted that dreadful disc
IN your city. and suffering greatly under It's
hope, until seeing your advertisement, when
bottle, and am entirely free from IL and lis eff
you for the good IL has done me, and tbinkin
service 10 publish the above, you are al libsrt,
main, sir, yours, with gratitude. JOI
Camptown, N. j., Jan. Is. 1888.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03
DR.. MARSHALL'S
Vegetable Indian Black
PLASTER.

FA9HlS plaster is unrlyallcd for curing scro.
IL fulous swelings, scurvy sores, lame
back, pains in the sides, hips or limbs, and
seldom fails to give relief in local rheumatisms.
lfapplied to the side, i: will cure many of the
common liver complaints, and it is found to
be equal if not superior, 10 any corn plaster,
for corns on the feet. Ii Immediately appli-
piled to fresh wound, 1t will prevent sore
ness, and cause i, quickly to heal. Families
in the habit Of using this plaster, find it better
than any thing else for ali purposes for which
plaster or saIve is wanted. lis virtues have
been witnessed by thousands of respectable
individuals in various parts Of the United
States, who have tested its el!icacy-PRICE.
25 CTS. PEE B0X.
~ May certificates may be had, show
ing lis extraordinary effects.
~ DIREcrIoNs.-Let tie plaster be spread
on leather and applied warp.
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Agent for Vermont, Except Windham Windsor
Rutland and Bennington Countess and author
ized to appoint and supply agents in tie State,
except The counties named above.
FARRE & PARMELEE
CAUTION. Purchasers enquire for certili-
cate as abovc-all who sell the genuine Pills
have one.
The following are Ferre & Parmeee's Agents
GEO. P. WALTON, General Agent, Mont
pelier, VT. cp Mr.,
ADDISON Co. For Sale by J. HAGAR, Mid
debury j. E. Roberts, Vergennes; X. Wright,
Shoreham Joseph Simcucs, hitting; Bug
ham & Beckwe, Cornwall; Beckwiih d Dyer !;
WIN. II. ilollry, b siol; tiarrrs & Keeler, S'arks-
borO,
E. S Howard. Burlington; Fuller s Hunting
ton, Richmond; Fletcher 4 Wuodman, " ilIsion :;
J. T.Answorlh, Milton; Potter, Gull, s Co. Far
fax; l.. 1tler, Essex L. James, Georgia .'ameS
Russell. St. Albais ". Goodrich, Swanion :;
S. K Plat, HIghgaIe WIN. Green & Co.
Sheldon, Chatf r s. Lewis, Berkshire, Thomas
Fuller & Son, EnoshurGh ; Armngton & Dean,
Bakersfield Tower s. OLkes, Cniefh.il, u u.
Oakes, Jerico s. II. Baines Charlotte John
Joseph Steam, Bratlleboro' NJ. ). Buckland.
Bellows Falls }. w. Hubbarf, Wmasor ID.
:. Ladd MonkIon.
OILS.
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ment has met, warrants the assertion, that its
examination by the Physician will induce him
to discard the disgusting Pessary hitherto in
use. 1t is gratifying to state, that it has met
the decided appreciation of Sir ASHLEY CooP-
Err, of London, EDWARD DELAFIELD, NJ. d.
Professor of Midwifery, University of the
State of New York, of Professors of Mid
wifery in the different Medical Schools of the
United States, and every other Physician or
surgeon who has had practical knowledge of
lis qualities, as well as every patient who has
worn it.
The public and medical profession are eau
toned against impositions in this Instrument,
us we'll as il Irusses vended as mine, which
are unsafe and vicious limitations. The gen.
uue Trusses bear my signature in writing on
the label, and the Supporter has lis title en-
DosSed upon lis envelope.
AMOS G.. HULL,
Office / Yescy-st., Astor House, n. York
The Subscribers having been appointed
Agents for the sale Of the above Instruments,
all orders addressed to them Will be prom pity
attended 10.
L. s. Z. w. BREWSTER.
Dec: 5, 1897. 3O:5w
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03
LOUIS OFTEN GOELICKE,
OF GERMANY,
The Greatest Of Human
o4n-.-tt -
- CsACAstCsOAS ~
c of AoriH 0ud .S;UIh .lJ1erlcn.

Citizens of North and Ssuth .1IaerlcG,
ITO LEWIS ORION GnELIcKE, NJ. ID Of Germany
i Europe belongs the Imperishabe honor "i adding
a New aud Precious Doctrine 10 the Science OF Medl-
eine,-a doctrine winch, though yehemeuty opposed
by many OF the Faculty of which he is valuable
member, he proves TO be well founded in truth, IS
any doctrine Of Holy Wnt,-a doctrine upon the verify
of which suspended the lives of millions of our
and which he boldly challenges his OPposers 10 reiuie
via Consumption Is disease always Occasinned by a
dis0rdered state OF the Wis Vita Life Principle Of
he human bOdy-tI5-oiten secretly lurking In the
for years, before there Is the complaint at The
lungs=E3-and which may be certscly, though not
S quickly, cured a common cold Il simply head
ache. An invaluabiy precious doctrine this, II In
parts important lesson the apparently healthy of
both sexes, teaching them that this ilsid0us foe
be unobserved inmate Of their g clayey houses, "
while they imagine Themselves secure from Its
attacks teaching them that the great in the art
of Preserving health pluck the disease while
in the blade, and not wait till the jul crown
This ilustrl0us benefactor of Is also eBtted Ia
your unfcgned gratitude and the gratitude of world,
healing fiat may justly claim for suc title, since it
my Cnnsumption, both in first aud last
in the MateIia Medica, and thereby proved itself The
9c5-ConquerCf of Physicians,-Gl IA medicine, for
which ali mankind will have abundant bless
the beneiicent hand of a Kind Providence medicine
whose wondrous virtues have been glowngy portrayed
even by of clergy in their pastoral visits
the sick chamber; by winch they often become
the happy instruments of changing dependency
hope sickness into health and the sadness of friends
IN lny .u
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03
DR.. Jarvis inA,,roved
Bilious Pills.

OK OLDDy the proprietor. CHARLES Bowen
- Druggist, .Middlebury, Vermont. The
proprietor OF these Pills can confidently rec.
ommend ibem as not inferior to any Of the
Pills which are now in use aId so highly OK
toiled. They are justly esteemed for their
easy operation AID good effects, as mild,
safe and sovereign remedy, in cases CT Cos
tlveness, Bilious Fevers, Head ache, Pains
IN the Stomach and Bowels, Jaundice, Ind.
gestlon, Worms, Eruption on the Skin, Bill
louS Cho!ic, Ague aud Fever, Flaiulcncy,
iyPochond'ia, iIysteria and all other diseases
arising from dlsOrdered Stomach and Bowels.
removing distractions Of every kind by dis
solving aud discharsing the morbid matter,
promoting digestion, and restoring lost appe.
tie. They are likewise an antdote against
Infectious diseases.
These Pills will be found extremely useful
10 persons removing TO new country, or an
unhealthy climate. where Feyers and Bilious
disorders prevail.
Travellers should ne yer be without box Of
Pills when abroad on land or water. A dose
taken IN season will often prevent a long fit of
sickness. They are suitable foI children of
every age, when given III suitable doses.
Directions for usins.-Two or three of
these Pills are an ordinary dose. Half a Pill
Is suitable for child two or three years old,
and in proportion for Older children.
1t Is generally best to take them on ..oing
to bed at night, though they may be taken al
any time If the case requires il.
Moderate doses, say one or two Pills re-
peated about every other day, or once every
day, or once in or days for while, accor-
ding to the invcteracy Of the disease, in Bill
lons habits or any Of the above diseases or
symptoms, and many chronic difficulties, will
be found - produce he efec; desired.
Each Box contains 80 Pills, and will be en-
closed in IA bill Of directions signed by the
proprietor in his own hand writing
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DR.. MARSHiLL'S
eJ0asndice BIters.

HIS composition is designed and remark
! ably adapted to the cure of Jaundce and
bilious complaints, Nausea, vomiting, heart
burn, loss of appetite, duiIness and oppression.
seePness, indigestion, flaluIence and general
debility. It's pleasant and inyigorating
cordial, and the best thing that can be used
for restoring the conyalescent and feeble to
wOnted health and strength.
1t will be well when no cathar,ic medicine
has been taken, for the patient to take some
mild Physic, before beginning 10 use the Bit.
tiers.
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Dec: 5, 1897.

'ENhIS Stuff is superior TO any thing yet
known for removing that troublesome dis
ease, the Catarrh, and also, Cold in the
head, and the Headache. Il opens and pur-
yes out all distractions, Strengthens the
glands, and gives healthy action TO the parts
affected, 1t is perfectly free from any thing
deleteriousin its composition-h has pleasant
flavor and its immediate effect, after being
used, is agreeable. Price 80 cts. per bottle.
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FAILING OF THE WOMB,
CURED ) Y EXTERNAL .4PPLIC.8TTO1


q a Is A. e. hULLS Uiero Abdominal
LIZ Supporter Is offered to those afflicted
"iln ProfePsHs Cieri, or Failing Of The Wona6
and othet diseases dependin. upon rclaxa.
ton Of The abdominal muscles, as an instru.
inent In every way calculated for relief and
perrnaneni restoration to health. II hen the
instrument Is carefully and properly fitted to
The form Of the patient, 1t invariably affords the
most Immediate Immunity from the distressing
dragging and bearing doWn," sensations
which accompany nearly all cases of Visceral
disPlacensents oi the abdomen, and It's skIIlul
application is always followed by all early
confession of radical relief OF the patient her
self. he Supporter is of simple consiruc-
ton, and can be applied by the patien; without
further AID. Within the last tn ee years near
ly 1900 # the Utero abdominal Supporters
have bern e?plled with the most happy results.
The Ysry great success which this ins,ru-
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DIR. MARSHALL'S SPECIFIC
p Z % W a III r.

f0r I"jtamation and FeankesS Of The Eyes
81 L is composed partly Of new materials Of
4 rare virtue for diseases of the Eyes, and
81 an elegant Improvement of one OF the best
Eye Waters that has ever been used in this
country. 1t is perfectly safe in its use, is
prepared with great care, and is found to be
an efectual remedy in cases of diseased or
imflmed Eyes, not surpassed, if equalled by
any thing that has ever been offered to the
public.
q The above articles are prepared by
CHARLES BOWEN, Druggist, Middlebu-
y, VI, and are for sale by Druggists and
merchadts throughout the United States and
Canada.
Middlebury, Feb. 20, 1888. -
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GOELFCKE'S
Mate HESS ,S'an0tire.

medicine, of more value TO than the mines
of Austria even the united treasures OF globe
a medicine, which Is obtained equally from the veget-
able, animal and mineral gdOs, and thus possesses
three fold p0wcr-a medicine, which Though design
ed a remedy for consumpt0n SOLELY poss esse of
a mysterious influence many diseases of the hu-
ystem,-a medicine, which be gns be valued by
physicians, who are daily witnessing lis astonishing
81 many whom they had resigned 10 the grasp of
he ycz.lnsstia5le Grsve.=c3
0C5-DOSE Of the Sanaiisc, for adults drop: for
chiLren, half drop, aud for infants Y.arter irop
the directions explaining the manner of taxing a hal
aquarter drop.
PRIcE.-Three and one third rix dollars 50 SOY
per hali ounce.
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Direettons-The best way TO prepare the Bit
tiers In these days of temperance, probably is TO
pour quart OF hot water on the BltIers. s,eep
two or three hours and pour off the liquor, then
add more hot water to get the remaining strength
and strain through Cloth. Halfa pint Of spirit
must be added to keep the liquor from spelling.
Dose.-ONe or two table spoonfuls in wafer
two or three times day, according To the condi
ton of The patient. A child two or three years old
may take tea spoon full in sweetened water
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DR.. M.ARSHALL'S

1NELEBRATED Universal Ointment, for
a the cure of the ITCH, Chlblains,
Ringworms, Salt Rheum, letters, Pmples on
the Face, aud other Cutaueoas Eruptons,
Superior to any thing ever offered to the pub.
lie, for these complaints.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03

tc.eace should contribute TO the comfort. healh
aud iappiDc>s Of mankind"
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>.a:s no College institution, flo monopoly, no
eaf7aT, he being quite satisfied to rest on
T.. patronage Of the public for the sue
cess Of his grandfatLer's
: egetaD'e Universal Pills,
Established in England, 175l.
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- ~ 4'1' = s-It4 NJ y
Exeter, n. IL. July II, 1882.


For the last five years of my practice,
have had the satisfaction 70 witness tho bene-
ticia! effects Of the Vegetable Pulmonary BAL
sam in many cases Of obstinate cough, and
other affections of The lungs. ! would there
fore confidently recommend lis Use 10 all COM
plants OF the chest as being equal, il rot supe-
rior, to any other medicine within ny know !
edge.
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HERMAN ETMULLER, MD
WALTER VAN GAUfT. II. ID

ADOLPuUS WERNER JR
The above medicine yvli be kept CONSTANTLY
on haad by l. = EIDRIEt;E
A4a-sIn. vt. Jaa'y sd, lS35.
lhe ab3st MEDICINE also for sale by
siMON TAFT, P. NJ. Whiting VI.
WALTER BARTON, New Hasen, VT
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men by tight iron bukheud which pa" has glVensnch
security confidence TO the public .
The Lvrrp ,e is splendid sew stramshp, purchased by
the sir John r0bD 1859 tons buhen aea 46a
horse cabn accommoi dtiens WI be OF thr most
finished descriptions. She Liverpool the 2th Oct
mad New York the 18Th Nov Fare Liverpool one hun
dollars Tor which wines and all stores are fur
nished.
No second cabiS passengers taken.
inexperienced s1rgsoa will accompany eleh vessel
Letters received board will b. charged % per sin
gle sheet large letters proportion. bag will be appro
the continent Of Europe and they will
be deposited therein addition To the ships
tage above of the regular English pos from Liverpool
the Of departure from England 10 the continent which
port should be ,signated on the letters.
Fifty (measarenea) flight goods will be Ia, en- per
Roy William ut the Of pound. ste ling per ton eight
if offered timely For passage or freight apply 10
ABM BELL 4 co.
JACOB HARVEY,
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a musononts


PARK THEATRE THIS EVENING will be
THE LADY OF LYoNs-cIoud- Melao,,e Mr. Abbott
Because mt Mr. RichiRgs-C0onel Damas Mr. Placde-Psu.
A Ter which,
Pas dc Deux by Miss and Master Wells.
HUNTER OF THE ALPs-Feix. Mr. Abbstt-Jeuonvno.
Mr. Chippindale-Jsan Mr. Johes-Helena Miss CushniaA-
GeEevise; Mrsiiughea
A fayorile Ovt rture b. the whole erchestra.
OUR MARY ANnE-Col Albert, Mr.. Richings-Eraestae,
ErDooriopen quarter from 7-perormasSes
Bor,s'-Ph so certs-Galery IS cents.
NATIONAL THE TRE-Lale Italian Opera
House.-Mr wALLACK Lcssee-Corner of Leonard ana
Church streets ten doarsfro Broadway. THIS EVENING
THE INDIAN GIRL-Msjor e.ae. Mr. Ma,thews-Reuben
Mr. Jameson Clnudesly, Mr. W ~ wilsms-Consnchei.
Mr. Wallace, Jr-Narramattah, Mile Csieste-Rose, Mrs
Mad'e Celeste.
THE PLEASANT NEIGHBoR-Chrs Strap Mr. W
wlism s-NSncy Strap, Miss Ayres.
TIE CAcnUcHA DANcE-By MademoseIle Celeste.
sIGNOR ANTOINE RIBAs will perform Faatasia on the
SUI aNNE-Brinsiy Bounceby, Esq MIR Browse- Colonel
Madison Mr. mauhews-Simen swallow, MIR Williams
Doors open a, sirerformance be gins IT, Boxes 81,
The Free List suspended with the exception Of the Press
EhAN LIN INSTRUMENTATION SQUARE
y under the direction Of Mr.. W. h. BLAKE.-THIs EVE.
MING, will be presented.
LADY AND DEyIL-wildiove Mr. Blake-JereH,y MIR Pla.
cire-sgnor Raphael Mr.. PblliPs-Negombo, Mr. Watts
Iephyrina. Mrs GaBibln.
After which
OLYMPIC DEVILS Pluto Mr. T e-Proserpne, Mrs
neutrality-suspicious., Mrs Gibbs-Eurydice, Mrs Blake
Apollo Mrs fhorae.
To conclude with
IRISH fUroR-pr. 0Toole, Mr.. Chare,-Dr Fsi Mr.
Farrell
Doors open T. performance 10 commence at hacpas
oc!ocE. Sill
rr BEACON COURSE, New Jersey opposite the civ
OF New York The RAG ES above Course
on WEDNESDAY next, 10th October, ard cortinue three
daystwo Races each day. aud from the number of horses
ATTENDANCE, much sport expected in every The
Races on the Union Course the past week day
most exciting other horses those
al the Union, will be al The Beacos.
Wednesday at O'clock Sweepstakes between Mr. j. II.
Vannaer's ch Clarion, by Mlnnouh Eclipse,
Garland Mr. s. Lairds ch Ann Calender, by Eclipse
Grand Duekess-two mile heats.
SaGe day purse $780, two mlle beats
DAY.
Thursday, O'clock, purse 800, mile heats
Same day, purse $780, tree mile eats.
Friday, AT O'clock purse SlO0, mile heats Purse $1,000
four mile heats.
Prices Of Tor the meeting SIS
Pavilion Sl-Galey, rs centsFied STAND 80
charge al the gate
VISITORS The Course will purchase tickets the tickle
office, the by showing them and deliver them
Saspsc'irR siaDds.
Ven Giles and horsemen price Uufon o.urs-
No person foot permitted ~ the interior OF the Course.
ALEXANDER l. Bolts,
o83 Secretary Beacon Course.