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T OOk AT THlS...HAvE you A COUGH!-
IL 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year in
the United States and millions suffer feon troublesome
coughs and colds tina, can la curud by Dr.. M. Hitch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, safe
medical prescription, con,ang no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice for several years will
mos, positively afford relief, and save you from that
awful diseaee, pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave hunnreds The young the old
the fair, the lovely and the gay. Have you cough?
BE persuaded 10 purchase bottle OF the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may be too late. Have you
cough!-Dr. Htcecok's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
F" this pss G IN eeS t.
cases where has been used has II failed TO relieve
Price 75cents per bottle. For sale, wholesale and Re-
all, by A. HITCHCOCK Il co. No III Gene-ee
ST., Utica, NY And by their agents throughout the
United States. In Burlington, by J. & J. H. Peck 4
Co., Theo. A. Peck & Co. In Vergennes, by j. H.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet & Sawyer. In Geor-
pa, by Lorenzo James. au2
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A MEXICAN DICTIONARY OF THE ENG
n LlSH LANGUAGE.-First edition in Octave,
containing the whole vocabulary of the Quarto with
corrections, improvements and several thousand ad-
ditional words, to which is prehxed an Introductory
dissertation on the origin history and connection of
the languages Of western Asia and Europe with an
explanation of the principles on which languages are
formed !; in two vols. BY Noah Webster L. l.. d.
For sale at the bookstore. d. A. BRAMAN.
March g lS4l,
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wi tina, the subscriber has for sale, Bucks improved
Hot Air Cooking Stove, The Trick store, Col.
lege street, also at Jesse Gays foundry This is one
of the latest patterns and the first of the kind ever
introduced into this State they have been recently in
troduced into the States of Pennsylvania and New
York with great success; and suffice it to say they
are the most convenient and will do more business
with less fuel than any other stove. A preamble to
paituarzeits qualities prices is useless Just call
in, small favors thankfully received and grea, ones
in proportion, and if money continues scarce intend
the less Oft, it will be useless to 90 without
on that account. S. w. TAYLOR.
Burlington. Dec IL, 1870
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SNIFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS-D. Nj.
~ Hitchcock's newly invented SnuIi The hest art-
Gle ever discovered hy scientific men, in Europe OF
America for the cnre and alb, dilute relief of Ca'arrh
Dizzne.s of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head.
ache, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snui'es, partial shocks of Palsy, &c. For sale
wholesale and retail, by A. HITCHCOCK & Co, sole
Proprietor, No. III Genesee ST. Utica, and by their
agents throughout the Union. In Burlington. j. a
J. II. Peck b Go. In vergenns., by J. IL. Boyman.
In Milton, by Burne~ Sawyer. IN c.orsa by Lo-
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AIDES fine Kid, Merino, Berlin, and black silk
- Gloves; white and colored Mcrno Hose, black
worsted and whie cotton do. Gcntlemen's black
Kid Gloves, heavy black do. Fine elastic and webb
suspenders for saeby H. NJ. GIDDINGS &. Co.
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D EAL ESTATE FOR SALE, Ar A GREAT
IL BARoArS.The proprietor offers for sale the pre-
misses in the village Of Burlington, now occupied by
II. b. Stacy Esq. as dwelling house, printing office
and reading room The premises convenient fol
description and are situated in the centre of the most
business part of the town.
For terms Of sale and payment, inquire of Charles
Russell, Pearl st. Burlington, or A. L. Catn, of Or
we'll vi
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DROWN Table Cloths, 8 by 1O-4,hS, warranted
ID all linen. Also fine BIRDS eye diaper; crash,
Russia diaper; cotton yarn; black and white waj-
ding batting and wlckns for sale ly
H, M, GIDDINGS e. Co,
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TNQUIRE..AsK THOSE WHO KNOW,

IT,. wi. IN. - -. 81 ~ ....,;s.N ~.
vu,on c.o Gm ."v d. If IN. .aec,. of III. ne,rsc,
..,:Sr 81. -. 49,, ~ 80. .e....a l.: -
,1 ~. D., .: Rwvm~.-'"S am Sws,,,rns ant
nj, exe,nai Pass M matter how severe bv ,he nae
Of Ha,,' L;nmen,. Find on, who ba, used j, ha, will
:, .h"" ,,;""' o". WV ."J u 49,, :" III. GnJ
Wv NV. :. 10, cI So" -, ..ii:r, Ia.
in. h"msn hs,s" %o ma, l.. a,;c,.d b.s ,ou ~, a.k
,.L NJ ,ho.s ,,hn know-..L III. Han AIravD
CosxLIr, u. g. judge for ,hs, district, residing near
Auburn ask MATHEW J. MYERS, E,q. Athens,
N. Y ask Gen. DUR GarER, late Of WAshins,on
CIV each OF these gentlemen know of cases
able by all other remedee or physcians though tried
for MANY years. tina, have been cured by The use Of the
genuine Hays Liniment ri, usan,s OF other persons
know simar cures We appea, 10 their sense Of jus.
tce-iheir human feelings. tCjoi, il hut a duty Won
owe 10 YOUR suffering fellow TO let this great
remedy be known. Speak NJ i, then 10 all your ieads
This will save much pain where the newspapers are
M, read or where readers are inc, because so
maoy worthless articles are advertised Tor the same
purpose. TO buyer. we say, if all who have used it do
nm, say il il beyoud all urA,se then do no, take il,
rhe propre,or " m not allow This article 10 be n, Tor
unless II cures, when al, the ion, are u,y follow.
ri vii, anv one .ufF.rnp ref,se nov 10 ,ty n? lChe
Ja.s n. n,,,,, n, he r,;.d mo,. IN, M. os Than
| liz ,nfe,;ne Ism, H.v. wand ne,., conan, IN
o, iii. ae,c,. ..e he M, comrel,s hy nj. sense of
moral -oi religious dny-o do ali in hi, howe Tor he
| ;.,;m. n di,,,s., md m;,.rv Eo, ,b. nn,,ose he
nn,I .oo,sr dsvo,. f,,,nn. ,h,n secure JolI., far
| an, ,yn,,h,s.. a,,;cl. ;r-J1LOOE ONT Some
.w;ud.r, have r;,e 1h, article and m, !, M
viii, vnriou, devices, Do no, be mpo,e ed upop, One
h;,, on,, a., m, ro,.c nu;, :. ,i. name nj IN,
& CO that name mus. be alway, on III. wrapper, or
| you ore cheated. Do 10, forget IL. Take this drec.
ton with you and lest by that or never buy for it 10
impossible for any other 10 lie true or genuine.
| SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comstock E. Co. 2 Fletcher 81, esi, N. York
| TjiEO A. PECK & Co, Wholes.le Agents for the
State of Vermont.
vr~o ruyCuAr AnEn A. OrxUEDS
.;.I,,,., -. 81 ~ IT,.
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'THEO. A. PECK 4 Co, at The sign of the Mortar
have inst rec'd quantity of Cayenne Pepl'r, OF
English importation. Constantly on hand bombay
Gum Nyrrh, G nune Bayberry Bark, do. do m Pow
der Jamaica Ginger Root do. do. IN Powder Bengal
and Ohio Turmercs, &c DC Sept. Is, lS40,
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A LPACCA CLOTHS for cloaks; grapes, camb-
n lets, cambleteens, goats hair and common wors-
pines plain and printed muslin dc aines all wool
openingby N. LOVELY & co.
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DIssOLUTION.--The copartnership hereto
- fore existing between the subscribers, under the
firm Of Spaulding & Mills, has been duly dissolved
by mutual consent. Those indebted and those hav-
ing demands against said firm, will settle them with
g. b. Mills, who is duly authorized TO settle the same
r. G. SPAULDING,
G. 3. MILLS.
The business will be continued by the subscriber al
the old stand, Church st. Burlington, VT
March g. lS4l. c. b. MILLS.
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MEADOWS French Dictionary, containing more
wi words than Boscis, at half the prlce 70. 80
nv e. 0OOpHJS0.
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NEW cooks. The subscriber has received the
~ prcsolt week new supply Of books, among
which the following
A pictorial Geography, by s. C. Goodrich, 1000
engravings. Rural Life Of England, by VIM Hewitt
from the second London edition. corrected and revised
DAYS Examination of Edwards on the Will Me.
chanics Own Book; Hall on Baptism A Green
Hands First Cruise; Visit to Remarkable Places, z
vols B!unts History of Christ; Blunts History Of
Listncr; Sacred Melodies; Boardnan on Romanism
Young Ladies' Companion Young Ladies' Friend
March 2. d. A. BRAMAN
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nAzORs,..Joseph Rodgers and Sons superior
IL also Pomerovs fine Strops, and the white Wind.
nor Soap, for sale by II. NJ. CLIPPINGS & Co,
Feb. 10, ISL
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EDITORIAL illustrations of the Bible, consisting
L Of 200 engravngs with views in the Holy Land,
together with many of the remarkable objects men.
toned in the Old and New Tcs,anents, representing
sacred historical events just received and for sale at
the book store. ID. A. BRiMAN.
nIarch ., ISL,
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lDBEEDS-We have a few Gold Beels az
" different pri, eS also God Necklaces about the
"a ss Iens,h and pgier OF The Beeds. ~
PANGBORN 4 BRlNSNAfD.
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DROAD CLOTHS.-Pcase call at the new cash
ID stole on Church street, and examine the broad
cloths beaver cloths cassimeres and satnetts before
purchasing elsewhere, and much oblige
J. p. WHALING & Co.
Goods shown with pleasure,
| whether purchased or not.
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CPERM CANDLES. kmgland's clarified sperm
- candles No A'J T3a' %H fsfsS ~ = 'Ss ''
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GtROCCERY AND GLASS WARE-Full sets
~ OF granite China ware. Tea and Dining sets,
together with IA general of crochery and
glass ware; also lamps, patent top, screw top and
astral lamps Lanterns, tumblers &c. all Of which
will be sold cheap for cash. will convince any
that favor us with a call.
Church ST. J.P. WHALING e. Co.
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nRUGS, Medicine, Perfmery, Paiuts, Dye Sturs,
- Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, &c. The subscriber
selected with great care which he will dispose of al
the lowest market prices. ROBERT MOODY.
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ISAAC WARNER,

II AS received and keeps constantly on hand large
L l. and full assortment OF GROCERIES, among
which are
COGNAC BRANDY, st. CROIX RUM
HOLLAND GIN, a variety Of WINES,
md almost every article in the Grocery line, all Of
which he will sell on the most reasonable terms. He
would also inform Tavern keepers in particular that
he will sell rum, brandy and gin for 63 cents gallon,
which he will warrant Of a better quality than some
which have lately been hawkvd about the country by
4 certain New York peilor, and If not ndiudged by
he best Judges to ho liter, he will ask any pay
| 'or them. He invites hem TO call and compare.
Burin oton. lct. 1870 II.
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TO Rem 7.
IMPORTANT RUMDs:.

4 convenient Dwelling House, pleasantly situated
"A near The head OF Pearl street. For particulars
apply this ollce.
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'I>HkEADS, &c. 300 lbs. white and coored cotton
Il threads. 5Olhs. linen do. 500 bundles 100 kein
thread. 20 lbs Italian servings. 10 lbs. Italian
twist, for salehv Villas, LOOMS, Il Co.
40 BALES brown shec,ng.. do. power loom
~ ticks. 2ca.es York do. hale 40 inch Bur-
laps. bale canvass, just received and for sale BY
Nov. %, 1870. Villas, LOOMS e. Go,
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DLATED SPOONS-We inform those who wish
l TO get good and cheap article Of Plated Spoons,
that we prepared 10 show and sell them article
which will wear well and give them satisfaction, as
cheap as the cheapest. PASGnoRS & BRIssMAIp.
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Take Particular Notice.

DROWN SIIEETlNGS. 1000 yards. $50 pieces
- Calico; also wadding, batting und wicking for
sale at WHALING II Co.'S.
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THE attention Of the afflicted is called to the article
l. Hays Imminent" alvrr,sedn another corrn
d24 THEO. A. PECK a. co.
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WORM IOZENCES.

TINS valuable article is daily establishing itself as
the best medicine for the cxcrra,ion and relief Of
Worms IN children. Notwithstanding that there arc
are warranted in the good efficiency Of these. A.
Who'll, sal, and Rc,ailby T. A. PECK 4 co.
Sign of the MDrtur.
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TORE NEW BOOKS, Jus, received at the Book
lalie, Companion. Counties Ida. Hayward'> New
England Gazecer. Mnche'> Geographical Reader
system OF Geography, comprising Description o
the World with the grand divisions, designed for in
sfruclioIs IN schools and ianie-. Wonders OF tn,
Heavens. ~ A. BRAMAN.
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CABIN EFT WAR E.--The subscriber has resum.
" ed the Cabinet business at the old shop on Church
street, formerly occupied by Nichols e. Herrick. and
recently BY B. R. Walker, where he intends to manu-.
a !, and keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
inferior to any manufactured in this vicinity. He
Hopes his long experience together with strict a,en.
ton to the buslnesss will secure him share Of the
FJWANTED in exchangefor Cabinet Work, Birch
and Maple Scantlct suitable for bedstcnds; Eastwood
plank, and boards from inch TO inch; white Pine
boards. Most kinds Of country produce received in
payment tbut cash would be very acceptable)
Burlington, Jan. |, 1891. SAMUEL NICHOLS
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L EATHERS.-.Just received, and for sale by the
l. subscribers quantity Of live Geese Feathers.
NELSON & GATES.
Burlinpton March A. 1871,
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a III. persons indebted 10 The subscriber who's.
IA Notes and Account have tccome due, are re-.
quested 10 make payment by the fifteenth of Ami
next 70 ''ln,r- VIII come about those days, all in.
leresied Will take notice and govern themselves ac.
cordngly. r. n, SLOt,JIM
March 25, 1871. n95wY
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NOTICE. The subscriber has removed his Office
~ to the rooms over Lyman g. Coles store.
d. A. SMALLEY.
Burlington February |, 1871.
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FVN
VNt1E >ul'>crl -r oilers for ale on ca>onalc terms
j rising Of 100 900 ir>' rate Brick situate al Mac,,
Bav very convenient for Shops Boat, j. acces.
il le Tor Slri-> from Grand lie her naoS, Amply
% E,.~x, March l6 h ZEBULON LAVINE.
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n WPAI>T sHOP...sPATLDiNG MILLS
y have opened new PAiSr SHOP on Church..t.
'wo door south Of II. Lane. S'om, where they will
10 all kinds Of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN aud CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the hes, possible manner and on terms
sui, those who may favour them with their pa ron
tge ;UjfPan'>, Oil, Narnsh and Putty, con>,a n,ly
IN hand and for sale. RIG. SPAULDiNG.
Burlington, April 9, 1870. C. b. MILLS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30

The BRITISH AMERICAN EXPsDiTloS consisting
OF three iron steamers intended for the exploration
Of the Niger and other Purposes. left Liberia Bay
for its final destination on the 9th of July last.
The vessels carry four hundred men. They had
favorable weather all the way ont from England.
The expedition Is under the command OF Capt
Trottcr, an experienced and intelligent officer, who
has instructions carry OUT. far possible, the
following objects:
1T. To make the Africans acquainted with the
inexhausiible riches of their own soil. and sedu-
lousy direct Their attention lis cultivation on
system of free abor-to convince them, more
over, of the Unreasonable superiority OF agricu-
ture and innocest commerce. even in point of profit
over the slave trade, which exclude, them.
Cd. To instruct the natives in Agriculture and
practical science. By cultivating small portions Of
lands as models for their imitation; TO distribute
agricultural implements. seeds, plants, &c, TO IN
troduce local and other Improvements, and TO
susces, and facilitate the means of bcneicially cx-
changing the produce Of Africa for the manufactu-
rcrs of Europe.
Sd. To examine the prncipalanguag Of Afri-
ca and reduce them. where possible, TO a written
form.
It'll TO investigate the diseases, climate and To-
cal peculiarlties Of Africa, for the benefit well
of natives a of foreign residents and travellers;
to scrd out medicines and practitioners and thus
to separate the practice of medicine from The hor-
nd super,,tions now connected with it.
9TH To cooperate by every means IN It's power
with the government expedition to the Niger, to
report its prosrcss-assSt It's operationS-circuate
the valuable information it may communicate; and
generally to keep alive the interests of Great Bri
tain in the suppression of the slave trade, and the
welfare Of Africa.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30

SELF MARRYING.-A curious instance OF pro-
aisa,c hypocrisy on one side aud simplicity on the
other. was exhibited on Monday before the Police
Court of Boston. a German named HohnAolz
officiating as pastor of German congregation,
was brought up on a charge Of immortality. The
witness against him was German girl named Re
aina Ilellmich, who dcposed in substance that
Lohnholz met her in the strcet-oiercd to lind a
place at which she could go into service-took her
to his boarding. housc-madc love TO her-Per-
shaded her that he was authorized to narry him
self to her-took her into his room and made
PRAYER which he represented as equivalent 10 the
marriage ceremony, and then made her accompany
him to Salem, where they passed the night as man
and wife.
Returning the day. he looked her up in his
room and kept her from Friday to Sunday morn
ing. when he took her 10 his Church and preached
as usual The poor girl was firmly convinced that
she was lawfully married to her bcrayer. We
presume that the upshot of the matter will be
more efficient marriage secundem ar'em.
Com. Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30

AMERICAS ARrIsrs.-The Cincinnati Chroni-
Gle publishes the following note from gentleman
IA that City, relative to the Cincinnati Artists
Power. and Clevenger. We cannot allow the
Western people to monopolize the fame of these
lrg american artists.
Mr.. MASsrlkLp-I recently saw letter from
talented Painter from our city, spending some
months a, Florence, and was gratiiied with the
manner in which he speaks of Powers and CLEv-
FSoER. He remarks, " Powers leaves everything
Oeaind him in basis All others, ancient and
modern, are marble: his flesh. His Eve, TO my
notion, will surpass the Venus de Medici, in many
points OF truth. Certainly so, in modesty and
beauty of expression. Clevenger is next to him in
making busts A lady, recently from Italy, who
sat to Powers for her bust informed me that Pow
,rs price for bust wa, $500. Bar,olini, the
Prince OF modern SculptOrs in Italy charged
$50 only This fact speak, Volumes
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30
Chcnp and splendid Fall Ribbons

Nh j. DitUMMOND, 300 Grand. has Just received from
vi. Auction most splendid assortment Of silks and
Ribbons which he aud will sell lower hau any JOINER
down town Those country mlincrs, who literally
pa.niZed him last year. requested TO call ans exam
Inc his stock a. he will sell small advance On auction
prices Laces and Edgsgs, retaed lower han any ole
establishment. Jaconet Swiss and Book Musns-wth a
general assortment of Fancy Goods.
NJ b. Colored silk Vclvcts 81 per yd. at 300 Grand
s.oo, st3 I'm
NEW FALL. GOSDS.-ALFRED SMITH
M.rchnn, Tailor No 1876 Fulton-st. would iavic hs
friends and the public call and examine hi- stock OF
new Fall Goods consisting Cloth. CassImcres and vest
rr, suited To the fall trade. Gentlemen leaving their or
cr may RELY upon their being fulfilled IN the mosi salts
nctnrr nnnnnr Terlns moderatc-Cash delivery y u
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30
u. vgsURsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 80 Is4I

avarice Of the higher classes. or the nobility and
the miserable pit,ance Of 10 cent? per day which
the laborers receive as a remuneration for their
toll, together with the high prices of food. render
!, almost impossible for the poorer classes 10 pro-
sufficient TO tati.fy the call, Of nature. Wheat
was selling at 50 cents per alearia. or about Il %
per bsshel. New Bedford Register.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30

The SLAVE TRADE.-We have been favored
says the Jouanal of Commerce, with an extract of
alet,er dated ky WEST, Sept II, lsiI
News reached here from Havana by smack
sfew days ago, that very respectable body of
citizens of the Island of Cuba called on the Gov
ernOr with 1cmonstrance against the British
Governments interfering with their Slave Trade,
and soliciting his utercesson with his Government
10 pa, stop to it, at the same time informing the
Governor that should the Spanish Government, re-
ia'e or neglec, TO comply with their request, they
would set aside their allegiance to Spain. The
Truth of ,hi. is doubted; but if true, the conse-
q9ences may be serious"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30

FATAL AcciDESr.-The second mate and a sea-
man wsre employed on Tuesday last in painting
Tue side of the Bremen packet-ship Emma. The
suspended scaffod on which they were standing
sa'e way, and both fell into the water The mate
lp'ans into the joly-boat and seized the sailor by
us ". head TO draw him up from the water, and per
Se''ed that the second mate was holding on the
es' OF the sailor, but before it was possible to
'VdFh him he let go and sank. Jour Of Com.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30

FROM THE WxsrERS IsLASDs.-CaPt. Shark
ley, OF the brig Peri arrived at this port on >aiur
day, informs US that universal failure OF ram had
prevailed throughout the Western lslands-none OF
any Importance having fallen since April The
crops were consequently very short, and much DIS
'rc's, 1t was expected, would prevail among the
poorer classes, before the return of another har-
vest Already they were compelled TO subsist
principally or the root the Juarne, plan, cult
waited near springs and streams, and resembling
the manuke ferina of South America Capt. S.
informed that in Faya many were in a state
of starvation. American whalers had been de.
MED their customary supplies. and much provision
had been brought trsm the other Islaad to meet
the necessities Of the inhabitants The uufeeling
New-York tribune., 1841-09-30

follows:
Leave Hicksville at y o'clock, A. NJ, and i y. NJ
Leave Homestead AT - minutes past oclock a d.
and 30 minute, before o'clock, r. A.
Leave jamaica :: O'Clock, a. NJ, and q o'clock r. NJ
Leave Brooklyn at y o'clock, A. VI aud o'clock, T. M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hicksvile at y A. NJ, and o'clock. p. 81
Leave Hampstead at - minutes past A. s, aud min
ute. before o'clock. r. NJ.
Iea.e Jamaica at II o'clock, A NJ. ant u p. NJ.
Leave Brooklyn at % o'clock A. NJ and F. NJ
Bv the above arrangement passengers taking the morn
will nave time to visit Rockaway and the several
villages on route the evening Stages
run regularly arrival of the TO Rockawny,
Homestead Iarbor, Glen Cove Whcatley, Oyster Bay,
Huntington, Babylon, Shutdown lsip, LIN SncdieKor
Hotel and through the island Grcenpor and Sag liar-
Dor.
Fare to Bedford l2i to East Ncw-fork si cents;
jamaica - 10 BruslVillei 81 cents TO +" ctoury
Carrie Place and Hampstead, Sc cents Hcksvle, 62i
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New-York tribune., 1841-09-30

'ZAsE11A,' by D. F. E. AUBER, and My
ANGEL CHILD. by Prof. BARRArr, arc the titles
oivo beautiful pieces of Music just published and
for sale by Firth e. Hail. No. Franklin Square.