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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30
Agricultural.
Digging Potatoes.

When potatoes are dug very early, they
are apt TO heat in the cellar and if they re-
main in the ground till it is very late, they
| are liable TO injury from long, heavy rains,
in wet ground, and if the weather should
be very dry and warm, after the potatoe
tops decay, the hot sun would considera-
bly, injure those potatoes that are near the
surface, especially in light, sandy SOIL
1t is usually best to avoid the two extremes
of very early and very late digging.
Though potatoes are injured by soak
ing long IN the mud, yet their becoming
very wet will not be injurious, if dug i'm
mediatey; this is according to expert
ments which we have made. We had
some potatoes on wet piece of ground
and heavy rain came when it was rath-
err late, and no prospect of dry weather
soon, we dug them and put them into the
cellar all in mud, The water drained off
and left them in moist but not very wet
state; they continued through the winter
in about as moist condition as they were
when growing In the spring, these po-
tatoes were very fine indeed, superior to
others of the same quality in the fall,
which were kept in a dry state.
| Potatoes keep much better by having
considerable earth among them 10 fill uD
the interstices and excluding the light and
air. And if they can be dug and secured
in the cellar without drying, it will do
much in preserving their fine qualities.
There is difference in potatoes as well
asin apples, as to keeping well, and tho
| the difference is not so great, yet it is well
worthy of attention. Some potatoes are
very poor for eating in the fall, which
will be of the best quality in the spring
and first of the summer. Others will rip
en- early and be in fine condition in the
| fall, but greatly deteriorate And there
are some kinds that are pretty good at all
seasons. Farmers should observe these
| peculiar qualities of potatoes and cultivate
such kinds as will afford them supply
throughout the year, of a good quality
To do this. the principal thing that re-
quires attention is, to get kind that will
come TO maturity very early and another
that will retain their qualities late in sum-
ner; there are great many kinds that
are good in the intermediate season.
Yankee Farmer.
MISTAKE, IN THE CULTURE OF THE
BEET.-I am one of the root raisers-
growing sugar beet, mangel wurtzel, ru
ia -baga, and potatoe for feeding stock
And as farmers may, In my opinion, be as
useful to each other by reporting their
mistakes and failures, as their success, [
will mention that my beets were flourish
ing, and the admiration of the public
passing by them, as late as the fist week
in the seventh month Duly) But the
weather becoming hot and dry, and the
ground harder than liked, concluded to
run the cutivator through them and loos-
en- upthe soil. The consequence was, in
stead of improvement, the leaves began
to wilt, curl, and the edges of them to die
the magel-wurzel, worse than the su-
gar beet but all declined from that peri
cd until the late rams; at the present, The
original top is nearly all dead, and new
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30

~ to accompany their relative? The dis
lnterestedness that refused $4,000 for a
young woman, 'Afor this sole reason
might possibly be induced to make the
sacrifice.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30
Spiritual Husbandrv.

| confess, heaven is not the purchase or
reward of your striving; no soul shall
boasiingly say there, is not this the glory
which my duties and diligence purchas-
ed for meq and yet, on the other side, it
Is as true. that without striving, you shall
never set foot there. Say not, it depends
upon the pleasure of God, and not upon
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30

Mulberry Trees and Cutting, !.
n the Morus MulticauIis, Canton, Alpo g. +.
" &c and Broussa varieties, for sais 2. - Z
scriber. Also p Silk Worms t,!IssoRp.
and superior kind. WA. r. S--NfoS-S
Orwell, Oct, 1899.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30

-
I'd An incontrovertible evidence that
s0hste slaDes can, even now, be held and
advertised as fugitives even in the State
Of New York. I'VE are all opposed 10
slaveryr
(2) "Not fit for freedom" we suppose !
(3) Fresh proof that the slaves are
happy and contented-and would not have
their freedom if they could. Some of
our liberty loving republicans will doubt
less wonder why the young lady could
not be contented TO be slave, especially
as she was so handsomely supplied with
genteel clothing and gold ringsl
(4l So then, good moral character in
slave isno passport to freedom.
(5) IL this story may be credited, the
intelligent reader, if versed 10 the secrets
OF the South, will have no difficulty in
conceiving that the swell proportional
form" "fresh complexion and "fair -
counlenance Of the young woman added
something 10 her value. and that her per-
son was in demand for other reasons than
her skill ia tending infant children. The
refusal of such sum for young woman
is certainly a remarkable circumstance,
but perhaps it would be uncharilable to
intimate that The . sole reason" has mol
been furnished.
(6) Very touching sympathy Why
not relieve the "sofrow OF 'sthe aged
mother and sister," by giving them liber.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
Select Acaaenav.

THE Rev. ,. n. PkRRx will open School
Il in WOlcottville on Monday the 4th Nov.
next, which it will be his object to render
worthy the patronage Of the public. He fiat.
ters hlmselfthat by his manner Of teaching,
ana by the strict attention he will devote 10
nus school, he will be able to impart more ID
struction 70 his pupils within 4 given time
snan they win be able 10 acquire iii any sim,
liar institution in the state. Il. Nv N WV u
TUITION PER QUARTER OF ~ WEEKS y
Common English branches, 90
Higher English branches, including Ma
themaiics, Surveying CiyilEngfnser-
ing, &c. &c. 400
Drawing, &C. 8. 49, r. 500
made for wood, &C. iss's7 m =
Wolco1Uiae,' Oct. III, 1880. ,laa* %
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
A CURE, FOR CORNS.
TIE Albion Corn Platter

A FFORDN imfnedistO relief. and elects ceTiAlR
20 ireciions; the Corn D soiiened, a.
ieouassd aaa draMA mrs sbs ils s6olas wikaettlle
lens. pals o. any ,rosbls and dagger attending the
hssardo6s aad iaeascsdaI praeh6s " exfsAcl"s me
a een,snnnp Of B6son vas nsmkes q yqass dis
,resssd by sesy psiaInl Corr, had APPLIED every
,hae recommended &iih6Gl eifeet nad Mas tssdsf.
ed cripple o. epplyieg ihss esssss, - was per
Price 50 esass. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
.N(l.lsl(slc.
NOTICE,

nSHE Judge Of the Coutf Of Probate for the
District of Iitchfielh has limited and al.
lowed six months from the date hereof for
ne creditors Of the estate, of, AhHR6sE Coll
II,IEs. late Of Goshen, IN said District deceas-
ed. represented insolveDts 10 which to- exhibit
tlIefr Claims thereto and has appointed ORR
zen s. Seymour, Esq. OF Litchfeid. ~ Charles
Lewis. ESQ. Of said Goshen Commissioners
u receive and examine said claims. =
e Certified by @. G. WoobRurr, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the lnte dwelling house 0fthe decea-
sed, In said Goshen, on the 9th day Of De:
cember, 1889. and on the nEst Tuesday q
AnriI. l94O. al 8 O'Clock III the forenoon. on
each az said days, for the purpose Of attend
ing a The business Of said appointment. q
ORIGEN .. SEyM0UH, s.o,.,y.. n n
CHARLES LEwts, "a y,
B TXsexfeN tDeG. 6. 1882 ~ ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

n SAY, Ned, why don't you take home that
Il BASKET? What basket MAIN Why that
large.oblOng Market Bdsket that has been here
ever since the "pic MO, on the 9TH Of July !?
Well, where shall II carry it? Take it 10
the Enquirer office and tell the printer did
not know before whore u send i. K
: LitchfeH, Oct. IL. 90 (
Eso seai. ne SiR ses dat ~ ssssr ee,s i--ED.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
NOTI'CR.

A Il persons liable topay taxes IN the town
Mot Litchfeld are hereby notifed and re-
quired TO make wrlttens or pointed lists Of all
the taxable property belonging TO them on
Of all properly ssal and personal liable = be
the undersigned, the Assessors OF said town,
on or before the 2Oih day of October instant,
according to the requirements of the statute
in such case madesRnd provided. All per-
sons neglecting tosromplv with this notice
ore subject to be threB-foided. s
w FREDEKrcK BuRE,
DAnrEE & BkNToN,
@ SHERMAN FkrsnfE Assessors.
EDWARD HoRKfNs, 4
RENRY r. GosLER,
Litchfeld, Oct. IA, 1889. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

LNVQHWNEXD. nGTeR ~. n0lD.
- - :. -.
-, 49, s.sS sne Fa'rIne ilI.s annual msst-
= ~ soe,..ys 's.n'su ua'
~ s..'sh 80 nsa ~ ss sA'aes %
o.y % 'a.. "ssA' /, : - weasner Was sxceea-
.Hsy p10pss.ons. mere was nlandnes q me ar
f's wnen y ms & seafon q t1s year = pefip-
nary grateful % ne teelneA Co9necied with this
.Esstns e lAe sosis!y' was a.o bed sP sEhbitiqn
Of stock q various kip5s-toGeiheF with something
of show Of ihe prnuc,;ous 81 ths verstable kina
idom+shEsos qpashsslaha ppmpa6ns. zone II he fug
neEWsighhg laz pgnnda, llhrnibs Rohani and otlnsr
-. y -
~ e'4
not an 6ppogsnnlty q even wishing them, was very
fee indsed- The ptihabes and quality. considering
me haste with which The exhibition ~as prepared far
exceeded the expectatloas of any. one The number
Ct people present also hr sransce0ded the antiepa-
tons Of The waFmest friends Of the society and the
cause showing beyond controversy that the farmeFs
In allpaFls ~ The county feel deep interest in has-
ing aie society bdiltup and sustain6d.se si
Small premiums such as the society from It's recent
organization and limited means was snabIed to offer,
wafe awarded 10 The ovners 81 he BEST cattle Of va
nous kinds horses sheep, hogs, 30. But as We have
no, YET been furnished wt them by the committees,
ne are unable 10 give The Nance Of the successful
compestors. Probably she repcrts will be ready by
another week We heard the cpi,,ion expressed du-i
ring The day; md sinees BY people WIN attended Ike
exhibitions % New Haven few days ag6; and at
Hartford fotnsrly, .llat tie oxen generally at this
Fair GxeSedaL in1uaity any which ,hey had ever
seen the Fairs ititioss pieces. "a s'sh*l sai
e trst dat ~ another year ibis Socety may be
II funds Sufficient Is rel ,,p an exhibition for lie bro
d,,,,;ar.s N he s.a, NJ boy,;.
cpral ana aoral adya wh;aI tbe coun,y
ha. msl. q n,av ,.La !, ,ba Fad;as -. onv az
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
VsDEE.aR.MEKN

MILL Sc kept on The farm ofthe under.
wv signed, 4 1.2 mile west tt the Court,
House in Iiichfield. q Full Bgoodsd H1ykshire
BOAR, His grandsire, the last imported by
Mr. Bemeht a Albany, Of g sIperlS esr Issed'
LitsA6sM OF III, n, - 6teO'
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
Cash fo,. Flag Seed

TIME subscribers CONTRARY totileif exree-,
il tations) wish 10 purchase Flax seed, and
will pay. cash for. any quantity of the sumey
delivered at their Oil MILL. Or ~ any ether Z
place within 80 miles Of LitchAeld:
L6asSGe6 GSx for sale, sOr III exchange
for Flax Seed, on reasonable terms.
BEEBE e. OSBORN.
n N. D. All persons indebted 10 us are re-
quested TO give u On opportunity % balance
their accounts. ,l9 - o.
Eitch6eld Oct. TO- In 30 sssssl ig1s sziesla
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
OEEn ID

In this town. On no an inst MorFis, son of levi
Lepeon, (ooloFedl aesdope year. M 3g ssgy NJ a.,
ln Kent, oIlshe sl3ih m, Mn. Polly "A. Perry, wife
o. Nathalel Perry, sq aged ~. ApliahIe, piuus,
benevolent IN ife cain end resigned Attic appfuAc
o. dca!h Onalie Ing Inst Mrs. Jane Cfanes aged IS
wife OF M levI.alEd CEana. aihs lfiLtt gs-.l \ \
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

Gov. ElswoFth hns appointed the annual Thanks.
giving IN THE STATE 20 BE- on the 29lh Of November
next. In Massachusetts Sstae day. IN Nsw.fiarnp.
shire, the 9th December. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
MARRIED

800. ~. h MARRIED, .rs.ss.s3 .s. yss..is,
In New-AEilford. ON abe let inst. Mr.. Constantine
w Fefsis % Miss Rachel N0Fthrop. daughter Of Mr..
John w. Nofthrop. VI ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
PUBLIC AUCTION,

PUBLIC AUCTION. ,ss
by order Of the Court OF Probate for the
- District Of Iilchheld, will.bh sold al pub
NC auction, on Tuesday the STR Of November
nsxl, g ten O'clock IN the forenoon. fnnless
Bfsylanslys disposed ofot private nale an tho
Real Esiale Of ANDREW 81. Smith: lafl' 81 IN
Norfolk, deceased. subject "a, IRE Sino'||S.
orapce Of the widows dover. Sale 10 Is 81
the late residence Of the deceased. 81
'so DIS aglsossb JAMES SHEtARp, Adnin'r.
Norfolk Oet. II, 1889. 80 81. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
TEMPERANCr

The annual meeting II the Litchfsld County Tom
Taesday in October. q ? o'clOck A. n. ~ "
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
NoTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for tho District Oh
~ Woodbury. hath limited uiid allowed six
months fran tho date hereof, for tho credit,
nrs 70 the estate Of LAUREns JUDson, late Of
Wo0dhury, decensed, 10 exhibit their elaine
for settlement. Those who neglect 10 mrs.
epnt their accodntS. properly otfesled, within
.Qld time, will be- debdffsd 4 recovery All
persons indebted 70 ssid estate pIe requested
q make i11n6edlnte payment to ~ ~
X EsTHER UNISON, E4eentfis.. y
NINcKNT Jubsok. Exeettbr.
SWoaaBusx Ots. 5. 1850 Z T'sSssiifT z 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
a1iteAleld U0umRv NEnemalT
j / ] FL re. 10 ..ll':.

llNSU RANCE COMPAl1 II. ]. &
VNHIS Company has heon IT. operation 5
considerable fine, and has insured pro-
perry g avery large amount. Ii has funds
on hand: and property pledged, sufficient to
indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The differ
ence between the expense of insnring IN this
mics, is now too we'll understood 10 need any
explanation. Individuals iii this county, who
choose to insure their rfcpetty at irifing
expense, can apply To the Secfetary ID the
village of Litckfeld, Or 10 the agents il the.
several towns. Ta q - q ~
u William Buel Jason yvh;fi.H,ss ~ tsi
III Oliver Goodwin f fz @ David 4: Sss,Ehs8 gsB
Charles II Webb s, Il ~ Richaril ssr;tH .Ts1sgA
Sylvester Ealpin ss lsrnel Coo - vi s
Joseph Adams ssS N 80 ssssfsssN ~
-ssa WI11IAM Bukr, Prssi6enf.
SYLYEsTER GALrTN, iSec'ry. lif27
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17
sCAAIEl INTO

or artificial marks. The owner can obtain;
him by calling, proving property. and pay.
paying charges. .seSFs ELI NORTON.yt
4 Liichfeld, Oct. IL, 1889. aWia a. .,s 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

TIE Legislature Of Vermont mat last week, and
choss Carlos GopdHdgs twhig, spssker Of the HQusO
by majority a sevan-ihus putting 70 eight Tho
boosted loco fosO naioiiy, 90 confidently elnuiad
few days inos. The official majority for The Cover
nor Il s3si-" healthy
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-17

NssU- York Ses,afsrial Nsmisafimas- perceive
bs,hs liant Albany Josrnal thar the campaign b nov
fally opened. Henatcp are nominated in each Sena-
toiiai District which are Dc follows :ist District
Philip fIons d, Philip Van 'Cortandt Erassus
Root and Friend Hamphrey, Alb. James G. Hopkins
5th. James Bracket, -ssh. Andrew 3. Diekinson-
7th. Ambrose Spencer ssh. Abrsm Dixon. .ss
Thsre j. anothes vacancy IN abe 81 dissict--Pese
H.Iiyingstqn tv. % hayias lately resigned. AwEit
ofeleetiOn will probably beiasasd % haye sheyaean;
en- iiIed NJ he general elsction. si2 af!i tSio;
sS4t ~ gaSe{ssf s IA FS A As,sRss
>Can eng eas bss 7--AIrs Bailey Rsgs, q Nor
folk. bassheteda pig afsw days since only saaontls
and 81 days old. which weighed, whsndssssed. Jssv
Aandrss aad Jorfyshsss posads Incuedibls % this
may appear 10 uoss people, % L did tsu wsafs o.
sassaby he nsishbos q Alr Bires that thersi = 10
a0absof he fact. fAs pig vas hall blood Bsrk-
sss crossed With soale nasive breed. Sc iat and m
wisdy Ind ii become dat some time beiufe vas
bdi6lsed d eesa noi rise. nor zee unless he 49, was
pgDassd away " de hard from ihe eyes cost ihs
ewRsg NpwarasOf sofa esthimsp heavy. sf
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SPECIFIC SOLUTIOij,

A IL who are suffering from UKEThkAl 0mEAAk6
a such as GUNOkktlOEA, GILLETTE, BrRiCTUN Ek'
IRRITATION of THE KIDNEYS, RlADDEK, UkETR-
IA, PKtISTkATE GLAND aud Ali DIJkASES Sf the "
BINARY PASSAGES, FANS IN the LOlNS, CRAVE
Lulnbago or from Gee WcaknesS Local pahsly,
assured that this selu Bile medicine all lme .ures and
perfectly srhdCatcs the Aboye disease much than any
other and invariably Improves the and geasrI
health and rrsorcsto vgo pars that have hasn njuf-
ed ny dea'e or Improper treatment In f. hsdieins
can be compared 10 IT, and has positively cured auy shos.-
daily snrer.eding The of those njaoss and nsssssss
nrdIcurs-Copniva TurpentIne. CubsBs. Mere .Ae.
In aholtIon TO the testinnas recvlss trD ~
parts OF the world including the East and Wrs lnAia Ass-
ea DC and medical Of the his he tandnH In The
lesion all bearing testn my its surprising Tvs
HUNDRED pounds ha been several offered % nrJ
one who produce ANY remedy eI iosnd's ApscAos
30 utiol Alter tins further cunonl be neSsssAry
hut hdJi'g few Of the certificates.
II have prescribed Yoand fc Solution 10 ,evsra ps
uents brug under Uretha and ssteossh
before Witnessed aud their health much Improve
ed. II. LEY, N.
Lecturer Midwifery at Bsrtholomew's Hospital" y
Or Clarke has prescribed Yoand sIe6c Soiuties,
ny patients Ib.g under Urchrai Dchnrpes aud
by round they cured in much less mo than be bad pe
'ouy observed. when preparations of Copavs, aud
oil opinion It remedy unequa,d and thai he istends
IN futurc IL prescribe for hi. patients.
LONDON. December q, Ie37.
Or Green hereby ccrtfes Yuianus Specific Solution
most ehcaci"us remedy and Tint urcthrS Dis
sooner than pepai alton Of Coa be has
tcribri.
The above be obtained only at No. &c Custom h~s.e st.
in Now Orleans
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SARSAPARlLLA PILL OF HEALTH: or.
BLOOD FILL.

ENHiS excellent family pill il medicine of long tined o
chcy for recng all disorders of the stomach and how
els, the common symptoms OF which iuulep
cy spa.ns loss OF appetite sc headache, gues Scnse Of
uline>s alter meals dizziness of the drows and
pains III tho stomach and bowels indigestion producing tor
ma state G" The liver and consequent inactivity of bow
ell. causing u,sOrgnizaon of function Of frame
VIII ~ tins mot excellent preparation, by lutte rersever-
hnte, lie cectualy rcm"Ncd. Two three doses will con.
'ince the afflicted Of its saluary Effects The stomach will
cety regain It's strength, healthy action liver how
els and klneys will dy take Iae; and of sc.s
rts heat pain aud aund ccd appearance Strength
d'cnc coris 10 the directions ompauy isg ox
These psate particularly efcacous stomach ughs,
colds, "rue >hrnes 81 breath, aud all distractions the
urinary passages; and if taken after inoee
table, they quickly the sys,cm Of
repo>e
Penons of full habit who subject 70 hsadnche Eiddi-
ness and singing The from zoo greui
How OF blood TO the head should he withuu them a
many dangerous symptoms will be entirely BY then
lmmeiiiatr
For female. these pills truly excellent, reov;,.
all hn,rucos The distressing headache very prevalent
with the SEX dc resion Of pirits ulness sight
affections bochcs, pimpes and snowness of tile ,ku and
give healthy and Juvenile loom To the compile KIM
medicine that can lie taken during and oy drsa
Of all aErs they urcrunllnd.
~ pleasant safe, easy aelian they unite the crpmsr
dnron 4" mild operation th The successful elect ana
reH"ir- no restraint Of Diet confinement during heir
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patient they become suhe for every sex that
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he the most comfortable medicine hitherto pre- AIRED
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

STOMACH FILLS AN medical writer has rem.yA
ed und experience has proved the there who an.
at1eht''e 10 kfenln2 The usr order
preserve health disease and generally s,.a robu,,
cheerful and healthy old age. for purpose thai
pills are 'aptedbens prepared the huie nr ouinne
extract of cnno'le flowers md the choice ,um.ehr
hnI aperen drugs u the Mueria Medical They h.,e in All
cases. proved every other medicine In the euro OF
stomach aud liver complaints loss of Appetite
scnsuon of iuncss a after meals Aoriuess az
breath and AN excellent reloatve a" ut the Il
he they gently and cleanse the bow strenylhep
Tue stomach aud nviHorate the constitution, Fcma.s hs
value good health should be without them az thcy puri
~ lie blood remove distractions and give skin bnsuti
peh"r'c habit who subject heal ACHE gdIne.e dim
ness OF ssh o~sness or have great flow bsoj To-
the should lake them frequently Children and pcr.ons
OF nsc may take them time they not coptan
any mercury ngteden, that requires confinement or
restriction of dict They shoHd he kept every family NJ
remedy III Of sudden Illness for their prompt admla
straon cholera moms cramps spasIs feyers other
farming complaints, be speedily cured or preycute
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he American Flower Garden Directory, contain
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The flower garden, hot house, green house. r ou,s or
Imrour w'naws Tor every in the year. with tea
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the proper season for nsnsplsnng &e. lus,,uc,ions
for eIe' ling hut house, hta,se sid nyirg out
flower eallsn, table Of sns mos to the
plants Continued in the ""Ik the whole .dsrt.d either
.,ge small gardens, with instructions Tor pr~rs,ip.
.nc soil, mopu s,nE planting, producing ,raurg ana
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
NERX

CLERGYMAN, late of the CumlrdS. Univcr.1y ksv.
II ing discovered nehod Of curing himself of Nervous
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years having had abs 1000 PATIENTS all Of HON has cur
ed who followed his advice twelve from heueyo.
ence rather than gain I" cure oheS Low spirits
by and exhaustion. OF blood the he ad yer.
te" erondess fear failure OF memory for busi.
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SANITY &C. durable by this discovery Mo.t -
six weeks.
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FOh We" IOkk.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
THO anil punc,ualy every Monday from each port.
This Lin. Ell Packets have been Increased to aev-
Ell first class Ships, consisting of
Ship NashraVe. Captain Wood
Arkansas, Captain 5 Dennis
alabama, Captain Z e Berry,
Orleans, Captain $ Sears,
Neksburg, Captun Bunker.
lnnttea, Captain Ashley.
NashpiHe, Cautnin Wood.
Louisa, Captain Truman.
Oc0nee, Captain Lyons.
Ocmuigee Captain leavi,t.
New Ship - Captain Woodhouse.
Nea Ship - Captain Nichols.
The above ships are all of the first GLASS; coppered
and copper fastened, and built in New York ex
pressly for this tru1r-,hey OF light draugh of
ter, and almost invariably the bar without deten.
ton
1hes" packets commanded by Captains well ex-
perienced IN the trade and will ALWAYS themselves
to accommodate. Thcy will always DO lowed up and
down the river. and will promptly sail as advertised
They have handsomely furnished TONS and
stores Of the first quality will always be furnished, and
every attention paid the comfort aud sutisac ton Of
passenger
The price of the cabin is fixed at $780, without, wine
or liquor.
For further particulars apply to A COHEN,
inar:2 go Common street
W The ships accountable for breakuge of
gluas hollow ware marble granite cooperage Of tin
or rust =" on STEEL responsible for package
or parcel put on bnnrd unless eglnr II ofudng be
sgred there for AT the ufic. of the agents.