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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-17

o. sn o~ = ss'ir3 po,n; ~fh ~ ske have ufr1
thr Vegetable Ifk>iAN FILLS. that he, at pre-.
the he.i sd nsrsi rfscscions FAMILY
MEDICINE that hns vel Aecn usrd ~ Amefica u
Fseu hmii, casJ beceme acguain,sd ~hh itelf
Sosrara peru over dis.ase. thss ~ouh tcep thfm
snd H. psspsf,d Win . sure kLhEtn 80 Apply en-
the Gftt apTeafsats 4 dis,ase and thea how mneh
dsifet, -aeb h. atosded nad money saved. IS wei
ihs hres Il ihopaand, who are bvuicj cut efume br
Heeieciipr disosss 10 80 fret stages Or BY po' Hlns
,a --sscssion Of remedy Which they esn Pisee NC"
peuhrrcs sfan
THE RESURRECTION OK PEk,
SIAN PILLS The nAnc 81 ihcse pills of'e'na.,S
from iht ct,cBmgaace o. the mcitotns h'ng "ay
fsuaa 10 the c~surifies Of Persia. Tbs 'esc'sO'e
Production brlrs e pecgiaf iind tea '" ,'P.',,
tacuis 70 h. IT, medical qosities and 'iiues ," nsn
a ctnisfy u ,ocsme a. established ned'ctne 't 'he
s,s.s-s. Of thsi county. Tho srtraet 81 THIS s.nra
=, ,,,t,etio, va, introduced into some parts Of Eu
,rrs IN he wear 1888. and used by many celebts'ed
cb,,,e,sns 20 eurng diseases, where all other medi
,,.c. lad issn usca IN vain. Early Ia the year ] ~
,bs eti,ci vas cotnJined with a certain vegetable
m.d,e,s inpaf;.d FROM Dafa Rlca. in the East In.
dee. aud formcd ih,o pills The admirable Effects o'
tho compound upon the human system led physicians
sod smiues into ne general use. Their long cstab
~. detergent and cleansing qualities of their spcoih
cal seton upon the ~giandaiar pr, Of the system. arr
such as will sgs'aln their reputation and general use
In the American Republic.
To r.. Chass. n 60,
Gent. sits Thu is IN inform you tina, we hs,'
used your Persian vegetable Pills foI a year past. IL
our practice. and are well pleased with their opcrati"'
Believing them to fui6i their advertisement in answer
inr as q Substitute where caiomcf 10 Indicated, VI
can recommend them TO the public.
Ds BROWN MkENZlE s. HALSTEAD,
Rochester, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-17

n : the mos, valuable remedy now in use for Cough.
Colds. Asthsma or rhtis,c. Whooping Cough, and
Pulmonary Affections of every kind. Its sale is stead
Il, increasing and the proprio,ors are constantly re-
c,iy,oc the most favorable accounts Of its Effects
The following new certificates ATE offered Tor publ.
cation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-15

few weeks since. why The family did no, call and
see yoG Answer these questions 10 these whom
you have insulled, and then pc rhaps the public viii
view you 10 different light from what they now
do. Again could you not saliste ysnr bitter feel
inss sufficiently on me, withou, attacking younger
brolhers Just starting inis business life crushing
their prospects by npping their esararters IN the
bud. lam lAs man rho through your nephe'e offend
Ell yon on me, alone, then, lei the blame fall Why
trumpet your slander Of a whole family to the four
quarters OF the globe. 10 glut your malice on one
individual Lei me tell yon il shows narrow,
mean. contracted mind. The man VI education
Of refned fee,lneS-nay. the man who possesses
naueht but common deeency and understanding,
would scorn the act ofwh YOU have been guilty
Like the Anaconda, you have swallowed your
gorge; and for the hopnr of human nature, may 1t
prove your last. Your Iiger-like feroeiiy has
scented blood; but not conlenled with two Or three
victims. You would destroy the who.. dock aud at
one iell swoop parents and children, innocent or
gui!ty, must be sacrificed al the altar of your demo
niacai vengeance. Ssoh slaraofer Is a demon 81
hsll an the garden Of Poysd,ss" You should have
reflected and have bushed. before you suffered 50
vile topic 10 have passed your lips. oh, Charity
thou subimest Of all virtues that coverrs, a mllti
ude of sins, cast be>eech thee thy lovely mantle
DER The naked shoulders Of this desperate and unhap
py man WM. GOFF.
January 18th, lsi0.-lt
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IA ar D.

In this town on Wednesday evening, the e5lh
mis- Of Portsmouth. TO Miss Elizabeth w. Wat.
son. daughter Of Mr. Samuel Watson OF this town.
On Sunday evening 9Th inst. by lhe Rev. Mr.
Mckenzie, Sir. Peleg Sweet OF jamestown, TO Miss
Catherine Briggs of North Kngstown.
In Wexford, on Monday evening, S0th ut.. by
Rev J. R Stone. Capt. Abel ). Baker to Miss Ell
vira daughter Of Samuel Thomas, Esq. all of that
place.
In Providence on Monday evening 9th iust BY
The Rev Mr.. Downing, MIR. Cyrus Barney, to Miss
Mary Ann Peckham, all Of Providence
"Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. DR.. Tucker
Mr.. wm S. Tingley, To Miss Mary Ann Luther,
both Of Providence.
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Dte0.
sms~@~z~~<nrarzs

In this town on the Both ut Mrs. Elizabeth
Woodward, widow Of Mr.. Robert Woodward, aged
Cl years.
AT Portsmouth on the 30th ult after a lingering
illness, Mrs Elizabeth Manchester, wife of VIM.
Manchester Esq. and daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Fish OF
Tiverlen. in the 63d wear Of her age.
In Providence, on the 9th inst, MIR. Rheuben
Burden, aged 47.--On the eth, Sarah 3. wife OF
Stephen X. Rathbone, and daughter of Thomas
Brown, in the 40th year OF her age.
In Francsstown. n. II. 24ih ult, Mrs. Mary
Woodbury. aged 7c. mother of the Secretary OF
the Treasury.
Al Charleston S. c. on 9th Dec. Mrs. Rachel
Flasg aged So years, widow of DIR. Henry c.
Flagg, and mother Of Mr., VIM. NJ. Allston of this
town, and Washington Allston Of Boston. Mis-.
Flags, was a resident for many years in this Town
and was deservedly esteemed BY all who knew
her.
At New York on Monday 9th inst, Mrs. Sarah
Lopez, widow Of the late Aaron Lopez, Esq. of this
town. IN the 93d year Of her age.
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Nrw-YokK CATTLE MAKksr. JAN. 9th.

NEw-YoRK CATTLE MAKKET, JAN. 9th.
IReported for the New York Posil
Al market. 500 head of Beef Cattle. so Milch,
Cows. aad 1900 Sheep.
The supplies OF Beefbeing large forthe demand,
prices gave way accordingly. and the market be-
came dull. The sales reach IN $50 head, al 80 TO
50, avg. 81 - the 100 lbs
Mich Cows were mostly disposes OF al $50
s35 and $40.
Sheep-Sales Of 100 at 81 SOTO 50 for common
and $34 TO 81, for good.
Hay--The market continues 10 be we'll supplied,
and sales were made by the loan al 62 TO 75c the
100 lbs
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4 locomotive engine built by Messrs.
Eastwick Il Harrison. of this city, recently
propelled a train of echty-six cars, (weghing
three hundred and forty-sevcn tons exclusive
ly of engine and ender.) from Reading to Pc
ter's Island in four hours and forty minutes,
exclusive Of stoppages. Anthracite coal was
exclusively used.-Nat. Gas. Phil.
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The brig Hydsr Ali. Captain Ward, arrived
10 day. in thirty days from 81. Croix. On the
9th Of December. in latitude 80 degrees 55
minutes. and longitude 81 degrees 80 minutes.
fell in with the brig Hester on fire. with all sails
set. She had burnt down to her transom. and
as far as her main ha;chway forward. While
Captain Ward vac looking at her the main
mas, went over the side, she then payed off be-
fore the wind with the flames coming out Of
her She appeared to be lumber loaded. She
could not have been abandoned bat few hours.
Captain Ward could not see any boats BY or
near, Ii began to blow that night with heavy
sea I; If her crew was not picked mp they must
have all perished.-N Y. Post Of Friday.
The Boston Courier thinks il probable she
was British vessel from the North American
Colonies, bound to tho British West lpdies.
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gro THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS CAMoMlls q APeRlENT PILLS.
Or. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Cfor teetling.)
Or. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES.
ars sold at 100 Chalham->treel New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re-
qnesied to oh,ain them hom the regular agents on.
ly-as there rs delterious imitation ofthese med.
iciues IN the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard The public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport Il. l.; o. r.
TINGLEl. Providence J. NC INTYRE n Co
Pawlueket; BENZ. EARL n Co. Fall River
Mass GIBSON n STERLING CT. Barrins
ton; S. POWELL, 81 Cornhill Boston; ID
WIrEHILI., New Haven. Conn. CAMPBELL
& ROBINS, Hartford.
gr BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
Sar See also advertisements on the frs, page
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,h;r, mils. North Of Pernambuco. 10 which
place they proceeded. aad thence Mr.. Austin.
snd.r date OF Nov. S. wrote TO his brother in
,h;. e;,v. via Liverpool and New-York He
refers to previous letter. forwarded to Rio Js-
ueiro. and thence TO be forwarded to the United
States by the first opportunity. This letter.
although il would. under ordinary cireumstan-
ces, have been expected TO have reached It's
destination earlier, has not yet come TO hand.
Mr.. Davidson, who vent out passenger in
the Harold. is supposed TO have embarked in
her Tor home. The loss by the Harold. iuelu-
ding vessel. cargo. freight, &c. is supposed to
be nearly. il not entirely. covered by insurance,
at eight or nine Offices in this city. TO the a.
mount Of 81 / ,0OO.-BoSion Courier.
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Tx BRIG VIRoISIAN.-It is with great sat
is!action We find that this brig. having on board
forty recruits Of company ID. Of the ls Ree-
Inent United States Artillery, and which sailed
from Portsmouth. n. H.. on 10th ult.. was
spoken on 26th December, latitude 80 SO, Ion
gitude rs 10. sy the brig Wetumpka, arrived
at New York. from Mobile.
The Firginian had been blown of. her crew
was frost bitten, and she was bearing ur for
Charlcston.-Bah. Aner.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

THURSDAY, Jan. 9Th.
Sch'r Emery, Wardwel. from Frankfort, Me
for Baltimore.-S Henry, Stoddard, firm N
Carolina.
SATURDAY Jan. llth.
Revenue Gutter viglant, Connor, from cruise
OF days TO the Eastward 10 relieve vessels in dis
tress.
SUNDAY, Jan I2th.
SAnED-Bris Poland, Gardner. Havana.
TUESDAY, Jan. nth.
S.ILEp.-Bris Pilgrim, South Atlantic.
CLEARED.
Brig Poland, Gardner, Havana.
Do. Pilgrim, Collins, South Atlantic. whaling
Do. Arkansas, Cobb, Bristol. K. J.
Sch'r Isabella. Rodman, Wilmington.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

UyORDES WOOD of Middleiowp, in the
ID County of Newport Merchant. has this day
made lr the subscriber an assignment OF his proper
~ and effects Tor the benefit of his creditors All
persons therefore having claims against said Wood
will present them. aud those indebted will make
immediate payment 10 the Subscriber
have authorized Bordca Wood, ns my Agent.
10 assist me IN closing up the business Of the con
Germ SAM'L STJOHN JuN'a.
Newport Jan'ry. 9Th lSi0 dssigno.
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w NJ. B. d +. j. SW AN
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No. so THAMES STREET.

Vp EsPECTFULLY inform their friends, aEd
nh the public generally, that they have received
from New York, a good assortment Of blue and
black BEAVER CLOTHS, Blue Pilot Clo,n
and Cassimens, suitable for the SEASON. which they
will make up 10 order, in The best mar nner.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, 5uspenders, iIdkfs
Comiorters Cravats, Stocks, Boson,s, Collars. and
every other article usually fonnd in such an es,absh.
neni. prices which cannot fail to suit those whs
feel eidisposed TO paronse them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
A complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly OH hand and for sale q
cheap can be bought any other store ia the state
Oct Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-15

hNE HUNDRED THOUSAND CASES
~ OF CONSUMPTION aud other diseases
annualy cured BY tie Maichlsss Sanative.--Tssii-
mon'aL irsm the hrst men in our country, proving
Sanatve Is indeed an effecnsl medicine, worthy Of
the serious attention Of every consumptivs person.
and the SICK generally, may be seen by calling on
any OF the many Thousand agents. throughout he
country. The inct that the Sanativs may he used
without Interruption of Diet strongly recommends
IT to all who have been sansriaS under lingering
complaints without any relief from the usual rene.
dies IA use among us
General Depessto,y. Iss Rash-
ingfea Street Boston.
CHARLES N. TILLEY. Agent for
.Ns,rFori aad Newport County.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Jan 9th.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
Al market 7l0 Beef Cattle. 100 Stores. 2l5o
Sheep. and l52 SWINE The Swine were reported
last week
PRIcEs-Beef Caule-We quote 10 correspond
with last week; first qualify - IS second s. 30
a So third - 80 5 25
Barrelling Cattle-Mrss s. SO, No. IS
Cows and CalveS--very few al market, and We
noticed no sales.
Sheep--Lols were sold at 81 Is, q. SO. 81 25,
and 81 so; few Cssset Weihers al IS each.
Swne--A very few were retailed from 10 Sac
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Y = q = Y Il r
REVEREND IMposrOu.,,

REVEREND IMPOSTOR IL!
OOk OUT hook ont! for an INFAMOUS
IL kNAVE. nv the name Of ENOS l.. FEN
WICK. OF New York, who was formerly n BAP-
IiSr PREACHER, and better known To- the cii-
zsns Of Monroe Conniy as the REVEREND
lMPOSToR' This soulless VILLAIN. who WINS
dismissed iiom his pulpit, some time since, for in-
proper conduct. Is now rendering himself sill
infamous, bv. wlckediy attempting to impose not
merely upon the Church, but upon the WHOLE
COMMUNITY.
A lew months ago, this SCOUNpEEL wrote
10 the Subscriber, at Boston, aud wished To be mp
pointed agent for sale OF ths Maichless Sanatv,
The General Agent, net knowing his depsaved char
scter, gave him an agency, and forwarded HIM
quantity of the medicine he soos sold. and
reunited the money, and ordered another lot, which
was sent about one month since. To avoid any
suspicion as TO the DESIGN ofhis applying for an
agency or to conceal his 'CLOVEN FOOT he
made partial remiiiance Of the sales Of the last lot
ooly 10 days ago. Yesterday, with utter ASTON.
iSliMENT the General Agent learnt that this
REVEREND DECEIVEt is now impurionsly
manufacturing with his own UNHOLY HANDS,
worthless medicine,-a SPURIOUS SANA-
TIVE, which he is employin swindling pedars 10
palm upon the public as the GENUINE ORlGi-
NAL.
ar II the people Of America win only bear ONE
FACT 10 mind, there IL not even POSSIBILITY
Of their being duped by this UNPRiN ClPLED
VILLAIN. The iact Is this; uJNO PEDLAR. or
TRAVELLING AGENT has srsr been employed in
this eountryto sell the Sanaiipe. 10 icape uih any
person 10 sell on commission ct Again every Agent
of the TRUE Sanative. is appointed by the GEN.
ERAI AGENT, aud receives the medicine directly
FROM THE DEPOSITORY IN BOS ron.
z Z & q q z
~ I.e, all who buy the Sanatve, (and almost
every one does buy it) REMEMBER THE A.
BOvE FACTS. aud they may he SURE of obian-
ing the GENUINE ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
| ~ N. B.-Evsry Agen, Of the Ma,chcss Sana-
tive, is EARNESTLY desired TO give an IMME-
DlATE ALARM, by having this article inserted
one month in all the papers in theii towns. And
that the General agent may be CERTAIN thni iLe
public are put on the LOOK OUT for tho iMPOS-
TOR he will kindly thank al his Agents to forward
him copy ofeach paper advertised in. AS SOON
AS POSSIBLE. ID. 5. ROWLAND
General American Agent. Depository
No. l5S, Washington Street
Boston, Dec. 23d. 1889.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr at Matanzas 10Th ut, brig Canonicus, Big
ley, from Hamburg.
Arr at New York, on Wednesday last. brig Flor
ida, Phillips. from Apalachlcola.
AT New Orleans. 2lst ult. ship Kutusof Tay'
Tor, for Liverpool, wntg $50 bales; Palestine Lit
tle6eld, for Hsyre, next week Harriet, Vinson,
disg Cid 9Th Oclavia. Ma ayberry for Havana
AT Havana, l4lh ul. sch'r Concord Carr, disg
At Havana, 25Ih uit., brig Boy, Williams, for i.
Orleans. wts; Caspian, Swasey, from Pensacola
Just arrived
/ At ST Thomas 5,h ult.. brig Sea Bird Dennis
FIN Martinique. for New Orleans soon.
AR at Boston lth inst, brig Emeline, Heath, ol
tins pert, fin Appaachcola. Nov 18Th, via Charles
ton where she put ia in distress Dec IL. ID gale
I'D alt. had deck swept lost "a bales cotton, sail.
DC and had bnlwarks stove.
Cleared at New York, lO:h inst brig Conf
dence. Bailey, Gibraltar.
Cid at Richmond, Va, llh inst. ship Louisiana
Stanhope, Rio Janeiro.
Arr a. Savannah, 25lh ult., seh'r Cygnet Bur
dick. from this port
New brig Gipsey, Of and for Philadelphia from
thus port, spoken 25th ult, lat 35 81 Ion 67 so
% days out, and was Supplied with provisions Bna
water; she had lost stern beat and split SAILS snf
was then trying to get into New York.
/ wHtLERs.
ARA, New York 9th inst, brig Insa, Cudvorb
from South Atlantic. Ga days with TO bbls sperm
Gil. Tor Wsrehsm, put IN IN distress, with loss o
! lbulwsrks, three boats, forelopmsst and JIb-boou
spTnng. ar'd short OF water. having been AZ days
( OF Bermuda, and three times blown oh. She hi'
been absent mos OF Abrolhos Banks. spoke
Oct. 80. Bruce. FIJI $50 brls beard rom Miner
va, Howland ND, 800; Nov. 3, William, Of Pal
River. 30 brs and whale slongsdei head from
Oct. 90 Soon, Of Sippiean 260 brls, with loss Of
man, and two others badly injured by whale NOV
| ., spoke Columbus, Holt. NJ, $50; 9Th. Thomas
Winslow, Westp0rt, 50; 9th. bark frsuklin, Nerro
nson.ly reported Of Westpou) $50; llh, barb
/ Hope, NIB, (whe'ber the Hope Robinson, OF Hope
Davis. Is not staed) 275 brs and whale alongside
heard frn 10Th. Winow. do. no oil, two whales a
longs'de; Gov Hopkins. Bristol, no oil; also spok'
llih, Aihalia Of Ed earo~n n. $40 brs liydasps. n
Bedford, $50, (reported Aug ~, 375), On0n, o
MauspoIsett. 10 oil.
! Arr at Nantucket. 25th, bng Dromo. Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean, 80 brls sp oil--ashore on Co,ui
. fs,s
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NOTICE.
COURTofPROB.gTg .>s~porf, Jan. G. 1870

COURTofPROB.1TE, .Nsrporf, Jan. 9. l540.
A IL Executors, or Administrator appointed by
n this Court, ~ho have not setued their Ac-
count. within One Year, are notified TO sppear al
Court Of Probate 10 be holden at the State House
is Newport on the fret Monday IN February peIi,
at Q o'clock A. NJ. 10 sbe~ cause why they have
neglected TO .etil. their Accounts ss afsre-~Id-Ans
thai this Notice bs published in all the papers Of this
Town. BY Order.
b. D. ROWLAND. COsaca Cierk
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NOTICE.

vQNHE Subscriber requests all persons wh" ar,
IL indebted to him 10 make payment and thos,
having any demands against him, To presen, III,
sams Tor settlement, immediately.
jan. lat. HENRY OMAN
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=, -
o. Persons CALI
sag Z" adosrtised," a,
separate bon.
Arnold james Il
Andrews Merit
Allen Edward l.
Barlow Samuel
Barker Capt. James Jr
Buris William
Barton Capt George
Barnett George
Burrows Captain
Beckwilh Truman
Bell Capt James N
Bates Miss Mary A
Bryan p" Lhvinia
Briggs " Jane
Bal,y " Phebo
Curtis Cap, Eli
Collins John
Coggeshall Wilson
Clarke Mrs Mary )
! Chase Miss Bc,sey
Cook Miss Sally
Chase " Auna
Daniels John
Dunbar Samuel
Dunbar Silss
Downing Capt Benj'mr
Dewey A Is
Dayton Benedict
Dennis Miss Eliza
DAVIS f" Clsrissa NJ
Earle Messrs John * w
Field Joseph ~ CALVIN
FreeborD Gideon
Foster stephen
o
Fales Mrs Nathaniel
Gray w
Gage Georgs u
Hall Capt EDoch
Hale Mrs Y
Hopkins p" Ellen
Henry +" Sarah
lIsttoD y Margaret
Jonson Daniel
Jsqusys Sephsn
Johnson Ali-- Mary
knight Nathaniel
Law ton Joseph ) &
LaDgiord John
l.svton Miss Csth'rine {
MonsIn William III
Mitchell sylvester
Marsh Samuel 2
Miller John
Marshall Miss Mary
Miller " sophIona
I Middleton +" Margaret
NInnino Capt -
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WV, sOfV,
q for them DiHpiease
they are placed in a
Nichols Mrs Sophia
lNocaks " Alice
presbey Cap, John U
Peckham & ID
Pratt, Margaret
Ross Mrs Lovins
Rose Z" Elizabeth w
Sledn'an Stephen
Sonlhwick George
snow Edward
Southwlck Chris. b
Sisson Isaac
Stall Isaac
Slsson William
sherman Mrs Rosetta
Sn,,th 4" sarah
sands " Hannah s
lSsoIord Mss i'hlla u
Stevens I" Alma T.
l5lnith M,as Ellen
Spelnian F" Sarah
rompklns John
rurnbali John X 2
Taylor Mrs Luclna
Thompson " Elizabalh
Wood Mess. John n Co
Washburn ) T.
Wilson John w
Waterbury james NJ
Williams Mrs Lueina
Williams " Sarah
Wheeler +" Fanny A
WooumaDsee Hannah
WhilloD Miss Abbey NJ
White +" Allnyrs
loso Capt E1en
MIDDLETowN
Mitchell John r =
Gibbs T.
BeJ.e Daniel
/ JAMEsTowN
lAnthony George
lCongdon Joseph
Green Joseph
Green William
liowlaDd Jobn
Hopkins Diver
lWalsos Elisha
lRisH
Thomas Hamilton
Jane. fllzhenry
Gsrcy DANIEL
Roger Mccormick
Andrew Lsrnon
hrs Andrew Conboy
lGstlisnns Gormoell
n. K. CARR, l.. NJ
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VIM. G. C0ZZNS & co
Have received nfiktn as last ffn doys.
FIFTY PACKAGES OF
SEAS0NABlE DRY GcQ0S.

IrONsISTINC ofevsry variety OF Fall fashiois
~ aud being almost entirely purchased in largs
let, aud original packages, they foel assured ti'pts
they can offer them To their customers on very lo9
sale. Among them arc
3csses Engllsh MerIups, Of very superior siy...
and soft finish.
1 case German Thibel Merinoss, Of bright asis
assorted eolors.
Double A superior Thbets.
Fancy stripe double A do entire new Njle.
Double aud single width printed ss1onie' asi
Mernos
Figured colcrsd AlepiBes.
Ccls.tinss, new ariiele and very rich FOR e,aAa,
dresses, &c.
Dark chlnts colois French MousselIue de Lame
Plain do do.
Dark rich cbiniz Calieoss
Blue black and colored superior Silks.
Rich shawls a. a reduced price,
Plaid snd fancy Ribbons.
30 pieces Hnutsr's Beaver aud PHO, Cloths fDr @.
yercoais
Brosdclo,hs, Carsilneres, and vesiipss. IN gi'at
variety.
Blu. ksrseys, ssiIinei,, &c, &e.
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SILAS II. CQ'rTRELL.

,HS WOULD inform the public h.i hs
.Cr hasa RAIL WAY in operation fee
77UN hauling up vessels ~ his SHIP YARD
KARG few rods below the Custom Hon.e
wneIe lie can always be fou,'d iu readiness 10 r.is
on those " no may invor him with their custom.
The Charges are for hauling up and launeLisg
high deck Vessels twenty cents per top,
low deck. twenty-five cents per tau.
For laying on ths Rail Way-ysssols under oas
hundred tons 81 per day.
Over one hundred. aud under one hundred aNd
6hy. So per day.
Over one hundred aud ffy, 81.
No charge for stormy days aud Sunday.
No Vessel. will be- reckoned less than 6fiy ions.
June 2G
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Look Oui for Prizes In
School Fund Lotteries 30 be
drawn this Week.
This Day, ). r 2i)-15 Numbers-l2 Ballots,
Capital $6,o0O-TIcs. $50
Thursday, Class 80 -66 numben-l ~ ballots.
Cap prize $l2 .0OO-Tics 81.
Friday, Class %. 10 numbers ID ballots
Capital $40, IS.
Saturday. Class z52 rs uan,bers--l2 ballots
Capital S4O,O 600, and
prize Of $1,000 40 prize. .f & ,OO6
of 6,OOO 40 OF 300
of 5000 I26 Of $50
Of 1900 i26 Of 100
Tickets $40
For sale IN great variety Of numbers q, the Old
Ofcssf
J. o. SHAW.
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