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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-NIov l6

reported for the Journal of Commerce)
In market, 100 Beet Cattle left over last week and
$50 received since, Of which 600 were from the Souri,
and $50 from this State $50 Sheep and Lambs SIS
Mich Cows, including 10 left over last week.
Beef-Prices advanced, AMI good cattle sold at &c.
so 81, per 100 lbs SO were leit over.
Mich Cows-All the Cows and Calves but 10 were
sold $50 S35 per head.
Sheep-All sold. Lambs at 50 81 and Sheep al
So Sc, per head.
Hay-Was rather dul Won rood SUNNY a, 7,s
So cts 81 'r 1y ~ 'oose by the load
Pork-The market is well supplied at 9. cts III.
dive welshD for Wss,el n hogs. lot, still fed. sold
at 3 cts.
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Fars, EaSa, ysias Ffssa Ill
.ftt.,I5t1 .ltEssI9 II 4dys
ALBANY MD BOSTON RAIL KOAi
Fare reduced 10 Dsoton Sc.


Time Of starting altered to J before A. M. on
and after Monday, 2nd inst, this day)-arrivo III
Boston same day at 2. NJ.
at Greentnsh at / before o'clock precisely every
morning, sundays excepteJ.) Pas cngers must leave
Albany by the South Ferry, not later than pas,
o'clock.
Noon train 10 Sprin 1feld is discontinued.
A night train through TO BoAon will leave
Greendi>h al ! ietUre p. M.-passeLgcrs must
cave Albany, above, not later than 6s O'clock
Passenger for Springfield can take this rain.
The train from Boston arrives in Greenbush al So
p. M--giving sufficient tune for passengers 10 take
the cars for the wes or the O'Clock Loaf n. Y.
FOR mar IT'ORD AND NEW IA VEN
Passengers leaving All any in the morning ly the
before o'clock train from Grecnbush, arrive IN
Springfield at ia a. m.--may leave Immediately for
Eiartfoid-thcnce by cars arrive IN NeY-Havtn by
~ p. m. Or leave Greenbush in the before 7 p.
train, arrive in Springfield at II a. m-hence al
O. M by Steam Boat to Hartford, arriving there at
| II thence by Steam Boat a, p m. arrive in New
| York next morning by O'clock or they may leave
Hartford for New Haven by Rail Rood at 5 D. in and
| arrive there at7i p. ~.
Steam Boat leaves New Haven for New York at
| ga III. and arrives at the latter city al 2 q. III.
| Fare TO Springfield $500.
Pa cnncrs are particularly requested 10 procure
| their Tickets eiorc taking seats IN the Cars.
| Tickets can be Obtained in All any nj G. X. Paync'-
office, 21 Broadway, or at Ticket Office in Depot
| Grcenl u,h.
wM. TOWNSEND;
| Master Ttans por,ation:
! Greenbl,h Depot, Nav 2, 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

FOREIGN ITEMS BY THE ACADIA.
Sir Charles Bell, the celebrated Surgeon,
is dead.
The Duke Of Wellington, 'tis said,' is
about to retire from public life. His age
must be at least rs years.
Sir George Arthur has gone to Bombay
to be Governor there.
Washington Irving had reached Bristol,
on his way to Spain as minister from the
United States.
The French Government, It's said, has
demanded Of SPAN payment of the expenses
incurred by France, in 1928, when the
French army made war on the Spanish peo-
pie to sustain the Spanish branch Of the
Bsurbons. This demand is said 10 have
been occasioned by marked GOODNESS lately
shown by the Spanish government toward
France
, Some Z zci,smen, had been produced a,
Oxford (Eng.) from two Of the University
Professors having embraced Popery.
The unemployed poor a, Paisley is stated
to be ID 1927, being an increase since The las,
previous enumeration.
Disturbances had broken out at Madrid
about the middle Of April, among the opera
tives, the cause being want Of employment
and dearness OF bread.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoNpAY. NJ

BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoSpiY, May l6, 1912
Rsported for he Daily Adrertisr f. Patriotl
At market 2G0 Beef Cattle 80 pairs Working OXen
SO Cows and calves and 1900 Swine
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond with
last week. A few extra s. 75 So. FRS quality IS
50a si,75 second quality s. IS IS so; third quality
81 80 n IS 25
Working oxen-sales a, $40, ss2 sss, $780, sos
andSltS.
Cows and Calvos-Dpll. Sales at S2l, s23, s25 s29
S3l and $50.
Swine-Dull. Lots 10 pcdde at 3 n 3sc for Sows
and &c for Barrows lots TO close, some of which
were large sale. AT retail from 4 to sac.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
NEW AND CHEAP
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.

FTNIIE subscriber having just returned from Now
Il York. where he has selected new and COM
plete assortment Of HARDWARE, SADDLERY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. now offers the same
at the lowest cash prices.
From the facilities which he has of obtaining his
goods, he is enabled to offer Hardware at consider
ably less prices than has hitherto been sold in Yer
mont.
Those in want Of articles in the above line will
find 1t their interest 10 give him call.
WIN. J. HUNT,
.Strongs Building, College ST., near the Square
Burlington, May 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
CONSDCJATIDN

The Chitenden County Conservation will hold
their next annual meeting, Providence permitting, in
this village on Tuesday the IAN day Of June next at
IL o'clock at noon. Every Congregational church
in the county should be represented by their Pastor
and Delcgaie-or by two lay delegates if they have
no acting pastor. And each church will be called on
Tor its statistical report for The past year.
J.K. CONVERSE, Register.
Burlington, NAY %, 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

GFThe Tory State Convention, which
met at Montpelier on Thursday Of last week
nominated the old ticket for State officers,
viz. Smile, Barber, and Bald'cin. This
is '.just as zoe enpected." The Wing con-
vention will probably meet some time in the
latter part of June.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
4 Sale of Money may be made
on SDecuI0fiOV.

rare IN noT afforded for the dos
for the article has not heretofore ever commanded SO
high price as il has brot. since
HOWARD
has again come npon the market and commenced
buying II in small or large quantities as offered at
somewhat ofa ratio per current Dollar as fnlows TO
wit from 10 20 yds Of Calico, muslins, nous de-
lains, other like articles for dresses rrhe same of
Cotton Goods with trimmings to match and 10 10
yds summer wearing Cloths for Men and lIoy..
Also great many Goods of Fashionable Fancy
Menrey and staple kinds paid out for. Cash b.
handing il in at HOWARD'S
MAY 20, 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

May 25, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
FRANKLIN HOTEL.

A II. BISHOP respectfully informs the public
~ that he has taken the above establishment,
situated on the south west corner of Court House
repair and well furnished for tho accommodation of
the public.
This House possesses from It's commanding situa.
ton and proximity TO the seat of business advantages
for the traveller and Of leisure and is we'll cal
culated for the accommodation of permanent board
ers and for strangers passing through visiting the
place.
The TABLES are supplied with a tho luxures and
varieties ofthe season, and the BAR is constantly filled
with the best of WiNEs and Liouons.
Mr. b. aatters himself that by strict attention to
the ,rants and necessities of the public, he shall be
able to merit and receive liberal share Of patronage.
N. Ban excellent LIVERY STABLE is also
kept this House, where horses and carriages will
always be in readiness for all who wish.
Burlington, May, 1912. s0:3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
.LPuvUs u,II,s rsrHp

STATE eY yHRV1oNTr' L's Th ES,Ii o,S proh,,,
ih,,,"nJnn .',a2aen SIS. court for The Dis,ric, of
i,b..,s II ahIersons concerned in the estate of
ed ''" u" sa'u p'7'lc', ueceas'
"n''I's, w ADMINISTRATORS of the es,ate of said
uoeouseui lr'pfs 'eender an account of their adj
niinis'falIon am pres.t their accoun, against said
e e Tor esaln,Mont ID allowance at session Of
.ns court o. rrohte, tbe holden at the Registers
Wednesday of Junepest5' ''''0' '' '''' '''o"o
Iheteiore You are 'ereby ,otifed to appear lefore
sand court at the time Nd PIE Aforesaid and shew
should not he allowed wy 'he account aiofesaia
Given under my HANDY, Bn,, AZ. az. J.,
Of May A. d. 1872. "s''h '''s So'h oo'
WI wkToN, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
NOTICE.

The session Of the Troy annual Conference Of the
NJ. K. Church will be held the present year prov
dence permilting) at the Methodist Chapel in this vii
lage, commencing Wednesday June LIST. Preaching
or other religious exercises the Chapel each evening
during the sess on, 10 commence precisely at half
pas, seven;
The public arc respectfully invited to a,'ond
>. D. BROWN.
Nav 25 1c52
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

GFThe Legislature of Maine assembled
in extra session at Augusta on Wednesday
the 18th. instant for the purpose of acting
upon the North Eastern Boundary question.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
COMMUNICATIONS.

MIR. EDITOR,-Please just say TO your readers,
N that those who have examined the new and
heavy stock of Goods at SCOTS, hre invariably
pleased with the style and particularly with the pr
ces, probably, will not fail Of pleasing them.
Burlington, May 27, 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
~ a. ri u

In Nor ali, N on Wednesday, the 25th ins' BY
Rev J. Walden, Mr.. SOLOMON WALKER, merchant Of
this place, to Miss ALaARy, daughter of b. Spen-
Ger, Esq of the formerpsce
In Hydepark, on tn sth inst, by Rev. J. Poor,
Rev. G. ", C0ttrel 10 1rs. Laura p. Hunton both
of ii. Also,
By the sane on the Eth inst, at Waterbury, Mr..
James Stone Of Berkshr, 10 Miss Laura L. Howe
of ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

The difficulty between Stanly and Wise
has been amicably and honorably adjusted
BY the mediation Of ther mutual friends.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
MRS. GIBBS.

We arc pleased TO state that this CHARM
ing Vocalist has entirely regaincd her strength
and will give US another of her delightful
Concerts in few DAYS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
A GENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS

A GENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
n IN THE CITY OF NEW IORk.-The un-
dersigned has established himself nj No. A. Water
street, in the city of New York for the purchase and
sale of every description Of merchandise, on COM
mss on. His extensive acquaintance, eXperltnce
and facilities, will enable him to be of great service 10
those who may sntrust hun with the execution OF
their orders, and often TO save much more than the
sum OF his commission (tu say nothing of travelling
expense) 10 his correspondent IN the purchase OF
his goods. Parties no known 10 the undersigned,
sending orders accompanied with remittance, or s ch
reference a viii procure credit, hall be ms antly
aud faithfully served.
lie is agent for the sale of cut and wrought nails
paints Inns ed and lamp oils of every kind sperm and
mould candles salaratus, soap spirits OF trpen'inc
alcohol glass sc. &C. which he Will sell for cash or
short credit at manufacturers prices
He is also prepared to receive all kinds OF country
produce or manufactures, to sell on commission, and
nedpes himself 10 use his utmost endea,ors, al all
lines TO promote the interest of S ions'anor The
undersigned respectfully solcs trial OF HI serves
and will not ask continuance OF iavors not found
10 deserve them. His correspondents viii be con
stantly advised If the state of the market, which will
enable them 10 shape their business 70 the best ad
vantage. VIM y MNEh 'oI NSoN'
A. Water Street New York.
Refers 10 Penedct a. Thompson, and Oakley 4
LOOMS New York aud n. Lovely, ESQ, Hurting
ION April %, is42.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
LEMONS.
GOLDFISH.
May 25M, 1912.
Mcssrs. pANCBORN & BRIysMAID

w ~ l. ID inform their en-, oners tid me puliIr
w that they have just received from England
variety of Patent Lever Watches and Movements,
made expressly for them, some win thtr name and
some with the makers maine upon them.
Persons wishing TO get G Cd Wach, gold or
silver, may depend upon obtaining one which will
>,ii them. We invite the attention OF Judges 10 our
superior assortment Of fine finished accutie running
Watches.
Gold and silver Specacles, gold and Ill er Pencils,
Chains, Keys, Breaches, Rings, Pins LocA's, Snaps,
&c.
Casters, Coffee Fil,erers, Coffee and Tea Pots, Bed
Pans, MoIas,e, Cups, TumLIers, small Lamp, Soup
Ladies, Cake Baskets, &c.
Military Goods.
Swords, Epaulettes, Sasles, Plates, Plunes, But
tons Belts, Pistols, dc,
Plated Goods.
Rich Cake Baskets, Candleslicks Shutters and
Trays Castor>, Tea Spoons, Cream Spoons, Sugar
Tong, Nut Crackers, Chdren's Cups, &c Among
these NAV lie found some very rich goods.
silver Ware.
Tea and Tabs Spoons, sugar longs, cream spoons,
Desser, Spoons, Mustard and Salt Spoons Silver
Cups, Thmbles, Snuff Boxe>, Vinegaretle>, Tweezers
&c. Spoons and ThmhIes made in the shop Of
sterling silver, marking free.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Pen and Pocket Knives, Razor>, scissors, twec3ers
Buckles, MT Crackers and Pickers Powder Flasks
Sho, Bags, steel Speciaclcs, Chains, Keys, Bras
Candle ticks Suffers and Tray, eel Snliers, Jap
| aimed Trays and Suu.er> and various other Goods.
Pcrfumery. Hair OILS, &c.
| Farrina's genuine German Cologne, No, and 2
| Lavender, Ba, Wafer, Rose, Honey, and other ex
tracts, Jayne- Hair Tonic, Balm # Colnm a,B '!aio
Bear, Wards, MaCcassur and other HAIR Oils, PoIua
| tnm, LIP salve, Courl Plaster dc.
Lamp Wicks and Glasses.
| Colds Chemical Oil and Lamps, neater cheape
and e',er than any other kind ion shops, stores an
churches. Persons wishing TO light their ore,;I cau
tfully and economically invited to examine som
! Of the Lamps in use al store every even ne
| ~ LIPS.-New York STYLE of French KID Slip:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
French Erv Goods.

Being confident that through so many means and
facilities which they have for furnishing their Store
with the most fashionable articles, and that their pr
ccs will sui, all who may favor Them with call, they
respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
They also have for sale general assortment OF su.
peror GROCERIES, which they offer for the lowest
prices OSTHEIM g. NICHOLS.
Burlington, May 10, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
Boston Gar,en yceds

Boston Gar,en seeds.
= BOXES Garden Seed, from Yankee Farmer
* Office Boston, for sale BY I. GOODRICH.
May 4. ~.
Also White Mublry Seed, Ruta Baga Seed,
Scotch purple toni Sage Seed spne foor,h the usual
price; Feterfers tfls,'.sh 'ittener.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
ID i cd

In Wilson on the 2lst nst, GEoRoE HExRY,
only child Of Mr. Lysander flllcr, aged one year
and ten months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
HARD WAR T..

THE Slbscrl er fers for sale a general assor-
lment OF Hard Ware, consisting IN part Of the
fol owing articles:
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives, Butch
er arl Bread krive>, Rodgers fine Shears and Scis-
.or, Hand Saws, some Of extra quality; Bastard,
Nil and Hand Saw Files Sheep Shears, Auger> OF
various kinds and prices Spur Anger Bit, BIT Stocks
Buls and Screws, single and double Plain Irons,
Ch'el>, steel AMI Try Squares, Norfolk Laiche,
Mail,e Iron Door Handles E>cuteheon Latche,
wIil Brass and Rose Wood Knobs, britannia Lamp,
fpadockS, Hammers, &c. &c. Also, Spades, Shovel
Hos and Manure Forks.
lie a owe goods were purchased for cash at The
present low prices, and will lie sold al a small ad.
van'e from cost. S. NJ. POPE.
Burlington May II, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. !,

COMM SSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the District
Of Chiltenden, commissioners TO receive, examine
aud adjust the claims aud demands Of all per. ons
sgsins, the estate of phe,is Persons late of Jericho
in SAID District, deceased repre enled nsolvent, aud
AL o all claims aud demands exhibited in Offset there
and Fix months from the day Of the date hereof,
leng allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice, that will attend TO
til. business Of our appointment. al the dwelling OF
Abigail Persons, in Jericho in SAID District on The
i'a Mondays of September aud November next al
lCo'clock. A. NJ. on each of said days
Dated this 10Th day If May, A. b. 1912.
FIG. hill, Commas
DAVID FISH, Jr. : siuner>
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
1pNEW CASH STORE LEO

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi-
J. tants Of Burlington and vicinity tina; they nave
commenced business in the Store recently occupied
by Mr. Braman Bookseller, on College street. The
nhinr ranch nf ihnir hIslness will consist in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

Allow me to smoke your pipe ifyou please,
as the stick of wood said to the stove.
None your Aa,tery, as the dough said to
the rollng-pim
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
FARM FOR SALE.

Carpetings, ~ Cloths and Rugs.
A n extensive assortn,,,t on hand and for sale By
n April 20. IAVELY & SEYMOUR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

TT THOMAS is in want of few good Horses
liz May IL, 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
~. z. GNIEWOyD'.s
BOARDING HOUSE.

THIS House is now OPEN for the recepton of
i borders All who wish to board are invited to
call and examine his house and the pc uliar advan.
tages which its construction and location offer for
comiol, and convenience
TERMS, very moderate. May TO- 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

FLAIM and Figured Mou>lin de LANES Blk Cha,.
L ly>, Blk Boml aAnc, Printed Lawns, French Eng.
IiNh ana American rrnts, tor sale al tue lowest
May II. 5. NJ. POPE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

WOOL yed Blac, Cloth, ar' C.>simeres, la.
w visible Green, Blue, aud Mixed do. Cashmere
Satin, aud MarsaIlle> Ne,Iings. Also
Black Gira.ie Cloth Cant Rooms, Linen Drilling
plain and striped Cotton Goods, for summer wear,
for sale low by May IL. 5. NJ. POFE,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
LOVELY &, Sc YMOUR

r now opening few cases of Goods which
a ~. ,eceytd last evening from New York. %
:. S.,b thew invite the attention a tnsfYtfe;
Apll 29th. lsg'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27

I n Hhds Mola->e. 10 do Sugar 10 Boxes Loafdo
| " 10 Rag, c, fee DO Pepper, 5 do. Spice,
10 Krg> Ginger, 20 Bcxe, Soap, for salc by
May, ISt2. 5. Waikiki
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-12
Uuconouered Vermont!

The victory is won in the Green Mountain State !.
Col. PAINE is elected Governor by at least 1000
we hope 5,009-majority over his Loco-Foco
opponent, and about 1000 over Abolition and all
Last year he had but 1000 over Smile, and was
1000 under the total vote opposed to him. Now
the whole Wing State Ticket is elected by the
People, including w. R. Ranney, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, who it was feared, would be defeated by
Z. D. Barber, running on both the Loco-Foco and
Abolition tickets. Butt is all right. The Senate.
too, which we have feared was in danger, is as
certaned to be decidedly Wing. Franklin County
has elected three Wings; Chttenden one; both
claimed against US on Saturday. The House will
have at least 80 Wing majority-we hope 40:
securing the election of Wing U. S. Senator in
place of Gov. Crafts, for six years ensuing. The
most desperate exertions were made by our oppu-
nents-greater than in any former year-but the
only effect was to increase the vote 5000 from
last year, and of course to roll up the Wing ma
iority The impudent attempt of Loco-Focoism
to impose upon Vermont the idea that its party is
that of Protection while the Wings are hostile to
it has been secuted as it deserved All hail the
incorruptible yeomanry of Vermont!
The following is summary of the returns
which have reached US from different sources. We
thank our friends for their kindness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-12
AROUSE WINGS. AROUSE
Life of Henry Clay.

The EXTRA WENTWORTH, containing an ofgin4'
Life of HARRY WEST" prepared underline artho
rity Of the Wing Committees Of NewYork, and iaeo1
for circulation in every ham e; in the Union, 10 W.
READY and for sale at the Office No. 80 annsee. % "a
single cony. price 6; cents or at s. per hundred, o. e
per thousand.
II is .mbeIiished With FL Ii LENGTH LIkEh I9S'
handsomely engraved from Franquners celebrated
representing IiEsRY Clay seated il his studio at A
Orders from Committees and Clay Clubs tectcsing sa!
are requested to be- forwarded Immediately. 0
Address J. MANCHESTER,
,Iaat 50 Ann-.tree:, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-12
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

10 We hear with deep concern that Mrs Tr-
LER, the es,znablc indy of the President, lies
dangerously i'll ct Washington. Her health has
been feeble and precarious for a long time past,
bs, not such as to threaten imminen, danger We
learn that she was struck by apalsy on Saturday,
and tina, her son Rober. Tyler, was summoned
Yesterday TO her bedside from this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-12
Rnnkruprs. scpt. IO.

Mack Oakley, carpenter contractor ~. ", Oct IS
A. l. Moore snd W. NCaine, dry goods merchants i6rr
Of Moore Calne) compulsory, 90 complaint OF Rasse
Childs, oci-s.
Clement March. clerk, ~. Y, 9ct Is
Philip NJ. whciplcy, clerk, ". Y, Oct Is
J-hn VI Stavens, Sing Sing, finn Israel B. Stevens L
joel r P Smith, Mamnrouecs, Qa,e firm J. t. REV.
Rroh1 Oct Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-12


II The BOUNDARY QUESTION HAS BEEN SETTLED, &C.
cording the latest adtices from Washington Nov there's
danger OF War We shall live in peace-attend solely
busines-et England alone, and apply money
have spent upon The munitions OF in cuivating
ars building up cities, and spreading plenty and
happiness throughout the land II could only tx
ether boundary should be happy. If tie divId
ing line could be for settled between the Lozenge
and other excellent medca;ed preparations oil Dr. Peters
and the thousand vile DOstrums with which The world IS
filled, the human race would be infinitely happier and
hsatner No rash experiment would ever be made, but
his f Plasers L0zenges anti Tooth Paste would be the
only medicine in The day will ere long. In the
meantime II consolation 10 know Tat at 459 Broadway
and LIS Fultou-street they may now be procured.
ScsoFuLA-O;her diseases have slain their thousands
but Scrotua has slain lis OF thousands This very
alarming act!en appears under great variety OF iorn
from the slightest deviation from health tn the most fatal
Of local aid general disease One OF It's most common
forms is tubercular Phthss Puonss consumption OF
sweipg-also the glands OF neck and other parts OF
the body Experience has shown that Sands
cure for this ipveerae complaint, and ~ numcr.
instances has brought returning health and NE where
the vital spark had almo fed From It's preparation dna
peculiar combination with other vegetao!e substances
operates by removing in the first place unneatnJ actoa
from the diseased organs substituting neany action u III
place and giving the general energies Oh iss sys
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