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The .fnai du People has breuihed It's
'as', after eight years Of useless exeriioo
"a attempting 10 convince the people that
Il really was their friend. Noiwi,hsiand.
lng It's return to more humane sentiments
towards the end Of It's career, il could nei.
iher cause its origin 70 be forgotten, nor
could Il conceal those individuals who sub
sidlaed and supported it, Those who sup
ported il until now seeing the Canadian
people entirely annihiated, have perhaps
thought they had no further need OF the
.4n'i du Pcuple aud have therefore rejec-
ted IN instrument hereafter entirely use
less. Won't the tories on this side Of the
lines have another conclusive argument OF
the attachment, of the Canadian people ,c
British institutions, when a paper bearing
the sounding title OF the +" Peoples Frendn
is allowed TO perish through lack Of sup
port. Verify toryism and ueachery are
receiving their reward.
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NEW FERRY.

TENHE subscriber has established FEsRY
III for foot passengers from Manners Farm or
the West SIDE Of Msqusm Bay, IN swabion, IL
Clarks farm the east SIDE Coed boats will be 10
readiness a; all times, and At eith0r Of the above
mentioned places.
ABRAM y. Manner,
SwaHtOa, May zJth, 1870.
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- An attack was made on the Ameri-
can Steamer Chesapeak by the Black
guards of her Majesty on recent trip
from Niagara. Several muskets were
fred at the boat, happily no lives were
lost. A correspondent of the New York
Commercial advertiser writes from Buff
falo on the 9th inst. "that an indignation
meeting had been called the day following;
but nothing had yet been done. There is
great deal Of animosity on both sides OF
the line, and in the event Of another rebel
lion in Canada, thsre will be some broken
heads. The Caroline affair is still fresh in
the memory Of the people here, and small
breeze would suffice TO raise whrlwind. :"
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P Fl G NIX HOUS
Corner OF Lake and Maine Streets,
Formerly kept by Samuel BarlO,C. J
ST. ALBAEs, VERMONT.

FENHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
III the travelling public generally that he has
rented the above well known tavern stand for
term OF years, and holds himself 10 readiness 10
wait upon all who may favour him with call.
0S-A Carriage viii run from his house TO the
Steam Boat-landng during the navigation season.
book will be kept at the Bar TO enter the nance
Of passengers for The beat, VINO will be taken OF
left in any part Of the village.
DAVID LYMAN,
late " The Burlington Ho,e
3arhRs ION
June 10, 1870
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TO the Public.

Those friends Of the Cause for the Advancement
notified thai any additional subscribers can be pro-
videj with the paper, either by application to the
Office, or through the following Gentlemen, who
have kindly volunteered to act as Aeents. The
establishment of Republican Institutions in
country adjoining that of their nativity, and the
struggles Of a people for Freedom from the same
arbitrary power that employed the torch, the
sword and the savage in the attempted destruction
OF their fathers, cannot but appeal in irresisti
BILE manner to the patriotism and generosity ofther
descendants, who are reaping tbs rich reward
Of their ancestors sacrifices. The heart that does
not freeze with horror at the atrocities committed
BY the British in their late struggle with the Can
adams, at the murders, burnngs and executions
which have marked the sansuuarv eonfct--the
man who sees no danger to american righ's or
american Freedom from the fearful proximi'y
of British tyranny--ene, who has seen the AZ
tcmpts Of that power TO sunder ,hs happy Union,
and wishes not It's removal--though he may have
been born under the star-spangled banner Of this
SVu"tiys l"0"b" Nv may uFess, act, anu speak IKE
an american, is nevertheless stranger 10 the en-
nobling principles aud libel on the human race
Under the full conviction that the cause in
which we are engaged is righteous and prasewor-
thy and that Americas gallant children thus con-
slider it, this paper has been continued 10 its pre-.
sent number-and looks TO them for support, one
proportioned 10 the importance of the principles at
stake and the zeal manifested in their defence.
Not having the undivided support Of either Of the
great political parties Of the Union, we appeal to
the friends Of Liberty for continuance Of their
patronage and would remind them OF ,he necessity
Of not forgetting to pay the Printer.
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IMPARTIAL CALL.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber or the
IA late firm of I. a. VAN DUZEK & Co. will
take NOTICE and PAY OVER by the 18th dav
of AUGUST next, and save cost
F. V. GOODRICH.
Swanton, 18th July ls40
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population vii be Obliged to have recourse
iof the Instruction OF their children ~ ,Ae
mahlaeenoc Of that elass who was bes,ir-
nng iisels 10 promote education, while the
Anglo Saxons did nothing but tax them T..
berally with ignorance and indifference 60
learning.
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! .fatatle Fefk. Or Joseph nay,gnou.
hetAeater~-h. l.. Mackenzie, Esq
Saline --Eraamus Stone, r. NJ.
Ht9ktnsoa--JohR Goodell
Gleaats Falls Heman X. Hopkins.
N0rfaik, 81 l.. Go. ~ P.-s.M. Pbelps
MAINE.
TkeEast0a, Ne 4. Rice, Esq.
WISCONSIN.
.nilissukte-Louis FfaneheFr.
trAll Post-Mastets who ale frensly
to ns and TO our Cause, are requested 20 -
as Agents.
-----~"-~~~ Tvs'pcnru M toe 1lh OF JuJy :
flowing, when il began.
sOut Of those who were summoned AZ
e'iy jurymen eleven were objected 10 on a
as part Of the Crown aud twenty four on y
se part Of the prisoner, who was defended #,
y Mr.. Pyke, al present one of the
dses Of the District Of Montreal, and by Il
u. Franklin lawyer Of Quebec. h
The following persons were sworn as b
tty jurymen: "a
ohn Blackwood James Irvine. Il
pm CrawioFd, james Orkney. = G.
PIN Fainter, James VI. Goddard. ia
'avid Munro, Henry CuH. to
ohm Niue. Robert Muroch. /
obn Jones, George Symes. :"
The Indictment brought against the :,
'Isoner consisted Of two principal heads 3,
Ich oil which was supported BY fourteen h,
'erf acts. The first accusation was for !.
lvIng conspired the Kings death: The :
cond for having passed into the rank of :"
9 Kings enemies. The orert acts were a.
tailed as follows: re
LIST. That the prisoner conceived the to
olect with divers unknown persons If I
hci'lng the Kings enemies to invade the wi
'ovince. L.,
End. That he did solicit The Kings To-
emles 10 invade the Province. IN!
Srd. That he did conspre with the sid
ne's enemies 10 excite rebellion in the pa
ovince. wa
iih That he did conspire with divers .h'
ing lwn persons to aid andots on the hind omar.
tiers, yeEino,s erhreu on the lei, side Of his
neck with the initials J. u, b. Said horse was
traced as far as Caldwel's Manor, l., c. and was
hsrnessod in light Canadian cart painted outside
a cherry color. aud inside blue, with double wood. |
en- springs.
Whoever viii give such information as will lead |
70 the recovery OF the horse, either to the proprietor
Or at the Office Of this paper, will be Literally re.
warded
JEAN BAPTISTE BISSoNETTE.
l. Acadie l.. G 18th. Augt 1910,
Aso stolen in The fall of 1888, small mare,
late color, with black streak one inch and half
vide along her back, years old when stolen. or
inary uot, aud has been recently seen in the vi
unity of Highgaie, Vt. ANY information given to
he proprietor or left at the Office Of this paper will
70 literally rewarded.
JEAN BAPTISTE BISsoNE TIE.
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PrOoI positice of the efficacy o.

w r. 49, 49, 14rPHrrnriyA Trend OF
the prisoner so as to get out Of him oil he
could which infamous coorse the wines.
IN court declared he had pursued. Hs
testimony consisted in saying ,ha, in July
1916 he had met McLane AT the Provincial
line, that this individual told him Of biv plan
o. securing Canada TO the French Republic.
winch was TO send an army and feet
Tor that purpose. That he (McLane,
had then urged the witness 10 take an ae-
tive part in this affair but that he fthe
wiiness) had declined. That a few dava
afterwards he met the prisoner a, Mont
real who again solicited him (tbe winess)
to JOIN IN his plan, but was again refused.
mat 10 November of The same year, the
witness saw the prisoner once more n,
Laprarie where again he (McI.ane,
'od me witness that things were progress.
ing rapidly and that Canada m ght he con-
sdefed as conquered. The remaining
part Of the testimony Of this wil,ess
was uo'mpohantER AND AGUE Pills
The second Wits BOTANIC PILLS. BIZ
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EV Az, s. CAMOMILE PILLS.
The above Invaluable Medicines are sold
Wholesale and Retail, a.
100 CHATHAM STREET, New. Yong.
SOUTH SEVENTH ST.. ,PmLADaLtHfG
So CoRNnILL. BosToE, Mass.
find ofhe JoHowing agents.
l.. PERRY, SW.ANTON.
James Russell, 81. .4lbans,
Jeremiah Potter, Eurlineion,
VIM. I'll. Stafford, Reesep.He
Geo. w. Webster, Plattsburgh
walton u Son, Montpelier
J. L. Roberts, Tergennes.
y. ". Brewster, .niddiejmy,
A. Anderson, Whitehall.
Warren & Brace, Osweeo.
,. w. CALDWELL, Rochester.
f. nj. Luf, SackeffshqrJouf
Ihos. Smith. Buffalo.
c. Swariout. Utica.
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DGs. EVANS
y d u THING SIRlP
FOR CHILDREN TEETnlNe.
FnEraHKn BtNsttp
To Mothers aud Nsuses.
vatraHtppt st~sttr =

| TIE passage aftAs Teeth sAroash the ruras pre-
aacep troublesome aasl aa9serena tyapiosns Il ~
knowH BY mothtf* shat tkefe - FteAi tffnatiaa 10
I tse mouih aHd gums aafspg The breetss. The guaas
swell. the SECRETION sad saliva il aser1asea the
.btld ssiatd vith sfagasat aud suddsn Gts ct CIV.
a ag. watefuhgs. safupF il the sleep, aaa sFasT,
I peculiar paris. she child akFteka wah eYpftns
sra.enear ard ihrukts Us anRara la,e its mouth Il
these pFecgrscfy symptoms are not speedily slsvi.
ai"d, spssssaaae cghvalstaHs universally suprrssas
and scoa cause tAo dissolution 81 The infAai--
Mothers wbg aayu iAeir lhtle babes afflicted with
these distressing sYtnpioms should apply pk VS.
EtAsa 18LEEHsrTn SoorHiae SrRrF.uhieh
aas pfcsefved hundreds Of infants when ttaesht
rns' recovery. from being suddenly attacked wah
hat ata aaiady. cont asioue.
Proof positsCe of the efficacy o.
IL ~ al
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EsER.FL ECO.SV.Hy.


GEOLDgf-fcoy1Iy
Chen.cat scisuce las cem.8.a lled that
the eamp9-H'oo u tae primary o5 primitive
rocks Is eHra II s.x substances. silica. or
the matter oi rock cry sal, oIguina, " pure
clay, iron, lime, mazlesla aud potash. ST.
ica when crysialzad in a pure form, i
called quartz. and hea c0loured by various
metallic substances, has dlfiereB; lnluerala
gical names, as omstayt, Scotch pebble,
agafe, dc. The ingredient OF the primi
tive rocks micd, l. composed Of silica, -saudJ
3D. yice Of roE, trust Of ron - clay. ! / !,
pT4sh, 10, magnesis, 0 paris The Field
sPar consists Of slitea 90, clay %, and pot
ASH IA.
hese are the materials of primitive soils,
and "iib Tho addition of Drtm,f,re Limestone
luiarolfj Compose oil the primitive souls
ne proportions 81 tie constituents vafy 10
The dlti rent primary rocks, auo aUgife and
horHbieHde, which sometimes have me Mace
VI mica, contain no other substance but
those described. Ho,nbleade has .lca AZ
OK. lrou 80, clay ~ litne lO-snd Aag.te
has silica "a, lIme ~, maguesia II, Ok.
nos 10.
PumttUe Limesfone is the purest crys
talline form Of Liursione, aud u The hardest
and best adapted 70 USE for building, slalua
ny, DC. The finer grained varieties arr
the beautiful Pauan Marbles, So celebrated
for slg,uary -Ihe coafser kinds form tbt
materials extensively applied FOR building,
10 countries where they are found aud are
also used for the produce Of Llne-com
lnonly known as Stone Lime. This Lane.
stone consists Of jG per cent. Of Lime, auo
A Of CafboaIc Acid.
In the soils formed from the abrasion ant
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thorough know ledge Of his business. he feels nc
hesitation in assuring those who may wish To pat
rouise him, that their work shah be done in The
very best style, strong, aud on accommodating
terus.
Books and other articles sent from a distance
to be bound, will be promptly attended TO .and
earelully returned when done. The pubic art
requested 10 give me mol.
Feb "a lsI0. f2i
NB. Al! old religious books, such as old Fam
Ily Bibles, &c. rebound aud made as good as new,
aud all weekly and monthly periodicals neatly
bound, and Country Produce Of all kinds used IN
! .amiIy laken 10 paYmenL
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POETRY.
From the Baltimore Patriot.
JOHN c. CALHOUN MY 10.

A come POLITICAL SONG.
Tune John anderson nv Jo"
John c. Calhoun my 10 John, an sorry Tor
your fate,
You've nnlIiiyd The Tariff laws, you've nPllifsd
your state;
You've nnllfy'd your party, John, and principles,
YOU know,
And now you've aulliG'd yourself John c. Cal.
houn my 10.
Oh. John. how could you look into the face of
Henry Clay
TIE glory Of the Western World and of the
World away;
Yen ca.lod yourself his master John, but that
can ne'or be 81,
For be " roald aof o,ra goa .-fJr slars," John
c. Calhoun my 10.
The Father Of the Tariff, John, and Patron Of
the Arts.
He seeks to build his country up in spite Of for
efgn paris
And II arFison will soon upset the little Van Il Co
And renoyate the SHIP Of State John c. Cal.
houn my Jo
John c. Calhoun NY 10 John, ambition in dcs.
once made yoa uallify the rEole, the half of it
10 share;
The whole hog now you've gone" John, with
hendsll, Blair < Co.
But you've got the wrong SOW BY the car" John
{ Calhoun my 10.
American mechanics. John, will never sell their
votes
For Mint drops or for T.easury bills, or even
British coats
They p an, no Engiisa co-ches John, while ser
vapts they foTrgo
For their carriage Is o. Yankee stamp, John c.
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Competition il the LIFE .
of TRADE

fsfHE subscriber would inform the citizens Of
a Misleading Comfy nd TIT public Ia gen
efsi fa4l h- tss again commenced tar
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby iutevarrcd trading
& for a Note given 10 JAMES J Wiiiiams, iof
sl6s, dated Feb. ., 1899. A. lie property tor
sheh said Note a. given did not belong to hin,,
am determined not 10 pay ii unless compelled q
DO so by law.
ELIZABETH BUCHANAN.
Feb. 81, 1910. t2lr
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to The subscriber for the
I u last three years are requested TO come for
Nard aud settle by April Count or their accounts
sill be placed IL ia, hands OF T. r. Hughes or Vim.
Means for collection. Also, those having claims
agains, me ure requested 10 present them 10 me
by that time for settlement, as read, ior set.
Ting all Just claims.
THO. GOODLAKE
Ftb 81, 1870. ri
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who wants better Evidence /,

sr WOULD refer the reading public 10 tie nm
~. nlerous voluntary letters published recent,
in this paper and in the Good Samaritan, relali,,
TO the happy and beneficial effects Of the admin
iraIinn OF
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yTlHE proprietor OF The above HOTEL tenders
IL his thanks TO those who have already pat
ronized him. aud informs his friends aud burner
patrons Of the House that the whole establishment
has recently undergone thorough repair, ana
that be is COW fully prepared 10 receive all who
my Eel disposed 10 stop with bin At The Ola
stand" so well known by persons visiting The
Cuy Every cSerton will be made to give salts
lariinn % ~ y no may call on bin.
stables suiFcieni to hold 40 or SO horses.
Jusl gi,c him tial and Judge for yourself
j. u. BOYD.
January, ls40. III
8J-The Gr,cnYile Noun aineer aud the Fay.
,cyiIc Observer are requested To lns,rt the above
six weeks, aud forward their accounts 10 this Office
Tor collection.
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EssO those who apply immediately viii sell
n pat - uy -pientd crop Of HOrus
Uullieaulis Trees at the very los pnce
Of al ctu b. tie bud. From experiments
uiGc in all pats Of the coupify, 10 Doubt can re.
main to those who examine The subject, OF the
pracllcabt,ty and immense profits OF The siis Cub
lure. Repeated trials have iaisly shewu, that
more Than the trees will cot, may b. realized tie
6,st year by making Si!k from the leaves ihey
viii produce. A. he best judge feel confident
that the prices Of trees viii rise THIS Spring, sud
continue up for another year, the present may b
regarded as the most favored opportunity Ia puf-
ohasrrs and the terms here offered the lowest
We have known. Ny trees are genuine and b.
sound condition and Ia the laSariaBes Of their
grow III. many Who saw them last summer c4u
TESTIFY. Applications made at this place or nv
plantation ia Lincoln county, will be attended 70
X. II. MORRISON.
DdridsoR Collsgs. Feb :, $50. ~
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B0ok Bsndery.
WM. HUNTER, Rook.Binder

-a..,. h NFOKMS the public that
We N IL be s;il carries on al
szAS,N@E Establishment OF the above
\ hind in Charlotte, N. G., a
u ls4sas - ~ icw doors south Of thu Mint
s=.e-sse-----.Ss----a IIavinr ns he cnnneiyrs
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State of North-CarolIna,
MECKLENBUEC COUNTY.
VIM. J. keah,y, assignee OH
Bird, Gillian Il Go o,;,;,.l ,,,,ob

W III. - maui ASH hSN VI
Bird, Gillian Il Go o,;a;n,l A,,oh
rs -,
George Sharp jas. N. Tut
tie aud Vim. L. Emerson.
Levied in the hands Of Alexander & Brothers,
Leroy Springs, David Parks, G {. Marvin, Rich
ard ~, A. Morrison, John NJ. Morrison and ;.
A. Harris, and them summoned as Garnishces.
ut appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
a that the Defendants are inhabitants Of another
State. Ordered, therefore that publication b. mace
six weeks IN the Charlotte Journal. that unicss
the defendants appear at the next Court OF Pitas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for sait coupy
ut the Court House in Charlotte, ON the 4lh Mon
day in April next, aud plead, answer or delAur.
judgment hy default vii be entered lglinsi them.
Witness, Btaiy Oates. Clers Of our said Coud,
at Office, tie Alb Monday Of January, 4. d lsl0
b. OATES c. " c.
Price ady, $50. rs
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Astorishtng Csres perfori

Astonishing Cures pesJofreo es
DR. J. FRANCIS, OCuLlsI, 10 Sarelsy-st New fo,Ar
lie feel myself bound make the following staen,ent-y
Ewes Mad diseased sats for twelve sencea
al Ocast for without good effect ana s,sf
Eye ln6rmary for months, with ss oette
had been rescrted TO- one ere became
tally blind consequence of sebua having grown over me
sight Hearing Of Dr. trsDeis Celebrated Eye va
Ter spsed 10 IN weeks after the sppcano Inc ne
bua completely removed and sight pereeu restored
am hsppy that TO read without asses
which could DO for the twelve previous years hope
would prore 10 Sc one to Aose whose
eyes may ia amy affected any person VIII eah
apon me will be happy 10 them every
MARTHA BROWN, Iii Forsythst
certify being true 10 every psrteu
lar GEORGE nENElCT,
Pastor ofthe Stanton st Church.
Ms Colt, So Orchard st. member Of Church, has
child no has Afflicted with diseased fer nearly
years large scer covered the sight after uitess appcs
lions by derest Physicians when the total loss of seht
appreheaasd tne Eye Water prepared by pr Francis has
Pastor Of the Oliver Street Church.
We, the undersigned having used DR.. Francis Eye Water
in families with good effect, and know astonishing eta
cacy ushesiatnxy recommend to the notice OF the public
as a valuable remedy.
Duscas Dunbar, pastor of the NIcDougsl ST. Church.
O. u. Somners, pastor oil the South Baptist Church.
J Harrison, pastor Of the Thompson ST. Church.
Joshua Lane member of the Presby,sy at Buffalo aud
- now residing at II Sd avenue.
Numerous lheaes be at the sAce seven have
just been received os The Hamilton Literary and theological
insuaon oil Its astonishing ecaey ON many oil the sluoeh
This Eye Water BOT prepared sold by in America
but by DR. j. Francis No 10 Barclay street, New erk,
o. Artificial Eyes Inserted which cannot be distinguished
= No. 10 Barclay street.
M son dy &wy within two doors Of the Aster Heuse
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Copy rsgh, sseured;l

Copy right secHr-dl
A PROPHECY !.-Ts- gsars Rom this TIVE si!l
"A ihnk Of unr etksr sasdss, Wh,n -, knsss ass 1s
nnas, than hos, ULsrh clssvss GndptgVV 81.
The BRANDRETH FILLS cleanse asd purify, aud sAssot
are The weak beeomf sirsnS While my ara rss
stey become great m quantity that apo2!esy or prsyn
- the result the patisst theH hnds tso late NJ nov
the
fvtnx The body with Ersadreth's PILE y sJoptsi
that fotichsf-rt Of all hun-a A.
proved beyond doubt that this esbrtsd ana the NJ
man body naturally adapted one for the es ~ then aid
the whole Of the fluids aud the solids Uor are not
e solids made and renewed em the nui1s be entirely
evacuated altered and completely fegenerasd and 10 nahnsr
The fact that hundred Of thousands have been cured %
the diseases b. the OF thes fis alone ~
veil enurerate the diseases by same Let the snct
"a With pain whether Of internal external origin give
this medicine weess trsl-there will be 10
sity any further asrwarts be sure TO e9a
,us perfect 10 Effected which -ill be geaeray
much than could b. expected A..
Brznreths Pills les4 than prevention OF DIS
wh-n feel DULL psnin the head back sdsw.ary 90
erer,ionit then ought 20 sks dose OF these
Pls THIS will always have good eject becaos. ~ - I'M
humors produce only BY Their being forced
out with purxrsg. that health can be restored, .
Let recommend two th7gsersIb e % a. and rsstr
20 Druggist Br1ndrtfhs Pills The hrst ~esk ems
the prisefp " life and long the blessings q hsah from
the body I'D the last tsptrchess Phi called
ofa Drugri 70 nsurt ne prchasr base counfsfssf en-
,~- T. d.es. 10 insure tina, purchased Of Of IN,
nond Offices which for s usive ,ts or o.
the duly appointed BY and who bold regular crti
agency which u renewed yearly her. IN sssn
Thos. purchasing wholesale, must remember that al my
traveller. Attorney regularly proved TO be m,
act before ths clerk Of ths county q New iorh
as Bowery and is7 Hudson and Us Second at sss M
nil b. BRANDRETH. ~. d.
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HARNDEN 81 cos. EXPRESS.


w F,HARNnEN has associated with himself DEXTER
ter General and Commission business rner the
of their house ia Londos and Liverpool and Mr. Brigham will
No Wall street. New York corner Of Third and
Providsnce No Court street. Boston. Due notice viii
Parcels and SAMPLES Of Goods Specie, Bank Notes
directed Particular attention viii be paid to
business entrusted to their care will meet with prompt a;tsn-
lion. : :. -. -. ~.....-.
Letter for the British ard North American Roya Mail
line Of Ships kept at their offices IN New Ysk aud
Boston letters will be received either for The uLa
Kingdom Or any Of The Coatinen The postage Of which
to the care of HARNpEN co and their house in Liver
y. B.. A Goods mast be m;rksd care Of HARNpEN
CO They hope BY 9nreRted attention and prompness to
make their agency useful 70 all classes in the community
REFEREkcEs.
T. B. Curtis Besten; Bar ny, Brothers Co Liverpool
Geodhue Co New York Fletcher, Al, xapder : o. Len
doa; Wells X Co, Paris
s. B. HARNDEN & CO are alone responsible for the
loss ina any sele property committed to their
any risk sumed by any be attached to
the g. and and 5. r Roads the n j. - Navigaio
Conn any roads and whose Steamers m crates
and NAV be rsported in respect to then their
oai HARNDEN & CO