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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
Cash, Barter and Credit Store.
WINTER GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, by the subscriber, large and add'
u ionalsnppl! Of
GOODS,
adapted To the season which will he sold MS usual for
caGs6, at utry great bargains, Among them are
10 pieces 3.i urd G.i ALPACA LUsTREs, from
10 cts up
10 pieces BLUE BLK, and COl.ORED Cd ENG
MERlNOES, different qualities from low priced 10
supcrfne.
10 pieces Blue Bl'k, ALEplNES, from 67 ct1 up.
Rich Figd EIOlNNES rud MARlLED ALPAtCAS
so HIGHLAND EDlNGBOR0' KAHNLE, MERINO
and FRENCH CASHMERE SllAWLS, ZONE
new and elegant Patterns, from SlI5 tn SIS.
100 PIECES PRINT every variety olst\ aud price.
Super 6-l SHNOnic, IL ctS.
NOUS. de- LANES, CRApEdc LANES, SILK
VELVET, CLOAK IRlNGEs, &c. &c. IN great
variety.
Purchasers are invited to cali Goods will be sold NJ
uEifofNiy Ioig prices and No MlsTlkE! 70
Dec. 8, CHARLES DANA, JR.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

CROCKERY.

'VNIlE; Subscriber will sell CROCKEBY md GLASS
WARE, for cash, ut cost md freight. All Wishing To
purchase Crockery and Glass Ware will find it for their
advantage TO call ] A. DUNBAR
dstoek Oct II, lsD 71.iw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
BrtgttnM Market,
MONDAY, JAN. 10, 1871.

NVNIJIf J1f.N' IV, IUfT'
At Market 800 Beef Cattle $50 Sheep and $50 Swine.
PRIcgs-Becf cattle. First Equality s. 5Oa5 49, second
gnality 81 25. Thrdqualy, 81 5Oa 1 50.
Speoh.-Iots sold from 81 80, 90 80; aud 300
Snne.Oncio selected, nj Ia md ii; lot To close
nearly NIL barrowS, 3 ~. Al RETAIL from 4to5 H.
", T., Farmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
FOR SLE,

A r the Fashionable Tailoring Establishment or J. u
"A Southsnc, TWO COATS, misnti, made by VIII
SouthGue. The Conts large size and III good order
and will he sold for half price. -
Nav is ISL =. h. SOUIITC ATE.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
DENTISTRY.

Dr.. WmTrEMoRE respectfully announces that he will
town the 9th inst. Those desreous OF awaiting
themselves of his services invited 80 call early
convenient
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

UNION LOTTERY, Class | for 1912, 10 be positively
drawn al the city OfA.cxandria d. c., Saturday. Feb
18th lsl2--16 Numbers, 10 Drawn Ballots.
ny AUTHORITY OF LAW.
Fo' Internal Improvement in Alexandria, ID. &. State
Trcatury, Delaware ColeSc, and Common Schools, in
the State oiDelaware-Useul Manufactures in the state
Of seun Carolina-Grccne and Pulaski Monument in the
city Of savannah and State of Georgia.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
TuOMpsONIAN COUGH CANDY.

TUSr arrived, from Boston, an entire article, com
o, pounded expressly for children and adults afflicted will
hard colds coughs, or persons Of coIisumptivc habits,
For sale at the Jewelry Store Of
Dec. 2. N.S W. o. RANDALL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
CHEAP FOR CASH!
Witt & Hewitt,

ENAyE Just received from Boston, general assert
n a mcnt of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of Broad clotsi Pilot, Wave mid Diamond
Beaver cloths; Plain aud figured Alpaccasi Gus
sinners; Buck and Doc Skins; SutinCttsj
plain and figured Apaccns; Al
pines; Mcrinoes; Printed
Suxonics; Nous
de LANES;
Cacos Shcctings and Shtnas beachcd and unbcached;
Drilling1,an TickngS Camrrsi Scccia1; Msnsi Sails
bury fannc1iishlund shawls Mucrs, ConlorcrS wrist.
lets Boys wooden caps and BELTS Hosiery Gloves OF all
nnds; Suspendcrs; Stocks bosOs collars Tin and lig u
silk cravats; Drawers Lambs wool shirts Neck ties sc.
Dec. y. II II. e6
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
PRINTS.

DICII dark American, aud Eng. Prints. Super ~
IL French do ~ q rts. Super DARK Am, 80. - ~ Ia
rs The cheapest goods offered in II is msriet.
Please TO cali Hnl look ut them. Gus. dana, Jr.
Dec. g. -
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

CONSERVE OF IIOLLYHOCk. One OF the
~ best compounds among ThOnsonian medicines Tor
Qunzy, Colds, Rheumatism Sc.
Forsne ut the Jcwelry Store Of
Dec. 8. A. e. NJ o. RAND JL
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
HATS, CAPS, AND FUl

HATS, CAPS, AND FUES.
Ta1lIE subscribers have just received from Boston,
II splendid lot Of
FURS,
consisting of .cutrh mushrat, scrl md otter 90 ISo
all prices from 81 tn SIS Natural aud cUlorcd 10 ~.
MrFS; CONEY and GENET SKINS and SUIN'S
DOWN.
CLOTH CAPS Paris aIoln skin, SIN nnl Rrish HiTS
WITT Il HEWITT
Woodstock, Oct. 2s lsil. t'-ii
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

At a meeting of the Young Men Of this Village
on the 18th ins, Young Mems Total abstinence
Society was formed and the following persons cleo
ted as officers thereof viz;
SEBASTIAN II. STREETER, President.
GEO. X. CHAPMAN, Vice President.
CHARLES J. BILLINGS, Secretary.
MsT",t W R.snnnL, Directors.
JASON PIERCE,
The success Of the enterprise thus far has been
truely faiering Olthc whole number of names
which we learn exceeds $50, more than one third
part are new recruits in the field, having never be-
fore signed Temperance pledge, who are all de-
tcrmined we trust, to use n more powerful influ-
ence, in ruture in favor of Temperance, than they
have formerly, though unconscously doubtless,
cxerted against it, The cause is in safe hands, and
we trus. their motto will he on'card.
Alta meeting of the Woodstock Young Mems
Total abstinence Society, held on the 18th inst,
the following resolutions passed unanimously.
Resoircd, that the members of this society ten
der to Mr. John Houston their sincere thanks for
his able and eloquent addresses delivered before
them on the evenings Of the nth and 18th inst,
and that the Secretary be instructed to deliver a
copy of the same, aud furnish, the editors Of each
oflhe papers, of this vlage II copy with request
that they will publish the same.
S. r. STREE'rER, President.
CHAs. J. Billings, Secretary.
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NEW GOODS.

TUE subscriber has Just received from Boston MI citen.
i sivc assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
-ANoSG WHICH ARR
FRO fDCLOTIfS, BEtDER CLOTHS.
CISSINERES, SATINETS,
Plain and fgd SfAONf CLOTHS,
CINBLETEENS, MERLNOS,
SILK war; iLPdCCI, ILFLNES,
SILKS PRINTS of all prices,
CIROLTNE PLIiD,
Exeter and other SHEETTyGS,
FUR CAPS, BOIS, MUIFS,
RUSSIA DOG SKIN, for collars,
BUFFiLO ROBES, Of all prices and qualities, &C.
-ALsO--
W. I. GOODS. of all kinds DRUGS MEDICINES
PAINTS. HARDWARE, and all other articles usually
kept in Connlr, store. All ofwch will he sold ~ cheap
upon approved credit be bought at any store IN
town. y. \. Dl NBAR.
Woodstock Oct. H. 1911.
~ u. Persons wishing to purchase goods with cash
may rely upon buying them low "f me Al other
place in town not excepting the rs cash system Store
77Iw IA u.
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DENTISTRY,

DR HARRIS, would respectfully inform his friends iH
~ Woodstock and vicinity, That he will offer them his
Observation-Disclosures early in the ensuing spring eyti
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the 9th n No'rm-
w her neat, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, certain Factory
situated in the South Village ol Chester and the land aud
nppurtrnnnrrs thereunto belonging, aic, occupied b!
Vim. X. a !. ". Johnson. Sale on the premises.
TEaus.-Onr years credit. ....
L.. ING!iRA'i, iacii0ncey.
M
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
VIRGINIA LEESBlRG LOTTERY, Glass c for 1912,
TO be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday the 5th day
OF Feb, lSi3. rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots,
GRAND SCHEME

Tickets only Sl0.--A certificate Of Package of 2j Ticl
cts will be sent for Sl30--Sharcs in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
Vermont Medical College,
WOOL STOC X.

FACULTY,
HENRY II. CnlLDs NJ. D.,
Professor of Ae Theory md Practice Of Medicine
and Obyfctr!cS.
HON. JACOB COLLAMER, AM,
Professor IF Medical JuiSprudence.
ALOSZO CLARK, NJ. D.,
Professor Of General a,m Special Pathology,
Materia Medica and Pharmacy.
BENJAMIN II. PALMER, ND,
Professor Of Gs"erai, Specia! and Surgical lnatomy
and PhysiOtOSy
FRANK II. HAMILTON, NJ D.,
PCes,or Of the Principies and Practice Of Surgery.
JOSEPH d. CLARKE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of chemistry and Botany
OSM0N l.. HUNTLEV, D.,
DemonStrator Of inatOmy
The Annual Course of Lectures ut this Institution viii
commence on tie second TturSday Of March "eri, and
continue thirteen weeks.
The fee for all the courses is $50 Students who have
attended full o the lectures at this, or any
incorporated school Of Medicine, will be required TO pay
$40. Graduation fee, Sic. Doctors in Medicine are adj
miltcd whOuirc. No Naturalization fee is charged
Board, including room, fuel lights and washing, may be
obtained in good families nj from 80 10 $50 per week
Students who are unacqllaintcd in the village, can by
calling ut DIR Pumers Office on their arrival obtain dlsec
tons respecting boarding houses.
In presenting this announcement, the Trustees Of the
lit neat CuHlhS
Of lectures will fully sustain the reputation which the III
stituOn has uniformly maintained. The character Of
the Gentlemen who occupy the several Poicssorshps
additions which have been made the museum, chemical
apparatus and Instruments of the COllegc-the creation
OF PrOtSsOrship GehCrnl aud special Pathology
the increased facilities which will be afforded for the pros
ccutiOn Of Practical AnatOny-hc completion Of the new
College Edce, and it., admirable adoption to the PURPOSE
for which it designed, warrant the belief that the
course Of instruction in its value and extent will be equal
to that Of my Institution in the country.
Enr lrtl ~
iertd Dr. H. H. Chits, Psleld Mass DR.. A. Clara,
n. Y. city, or to DR.. B. X. Palmer, Woodstock VI.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees,
N. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Woodstock, VT, December, ISL. SIT
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Tickets Sl0.-Sharcs in proportion.
certificate of Package OF Is Whole Tickets will he
sent for Sl3O-Shnres in proportion.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass % for
lS42, Wilmington, Del Feb. 23 lsj2.-7j Numbers,
IL Drawn Ballots.
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SETTLE UP!

our Copartnership expires by Limitation tho lst 81
II March next all who have unsettled accounts re-
quested TO settle previous 10 that time Also ash be
had in exchange for lot of old Notes and accounts.
RICE IL BOARDMAN
Woodstock, Dec. 10, 1871. s5-3mo
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Chester, Oct. -, isli.

The above yenduc stands adjourned 10 tho 2d Mondn,
Of January ne at 10 O'Clock \. VI. ut the House Of Miss
Alcock., IN Chester South Nlliee.
H. lNGIiR,M, Jun. .iuetiorc6.
Chester, Soy. %, Al. sl-5w.
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NOTICE..

This may certify that have given to my son, Isaac H.
Chedel his time to trade and transact business for himself
ms shall claim none OF his wages, nor pay any of his
Debts from this date. GEO GHEDEI.
POmret, Jan. I'd, 1912. s6-3w'
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GRIND SCHEME.

Tickets SEA certificate Of Package of rs Tickets
will be sent for SllO--Shares in proportion.
STATE OF NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Extra Class |
for 1872, to be drawn Jersey City on Monday, Feb
Ii, lgil 70 Numbers Il Drawn Ballots
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
FLOUR, w. |. GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
To The inhaJtapis ofMc Village Of U'oodstocE,
and 10 whom these presents may come.
WHEAT FLOUR.

TANIE Subscriber would again inform his friends and h'
Il public that he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale ut his old stand pUre
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GRAND CAPITALS.
Tickets only S6.-A certificate Of Package OF 2j Tick
els will be sent for SsO-Sharcs in proportion.
SPLENDID SCHEME

VIRGINIA MONGALIA LOTTERY, Class . for lsia. to
be drawn ut Alexandria, Va Feb. ~, lsi2. &c Num-
brrs--l drawn Ballots.
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Tickets only Si-A certificate Of n package Of 25 Tick
ct, will be sent for Sd5-Shurcs in proportion.
UNION LOTTERY, Class 9 FOR l7l2-t, to he drawn nj
Alexandria ID. &. on Saturday Feb. 26, lsl!. BY ai-
thOrity Of law, &c. IS Numhcrs-l2 drawn Ballots.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

HOUSE.-Ihe Treasury Nate bill was discuss.
ed by Nicssrs J. X. lngerso aud Gilmer. Messrs
Barnard and Thompson, Of Mississippi and Jordon
n. Y. tool part also IN the debate, which lasted
until half past seven, when the House ado urncd
without taking the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10

,..;.u
Ins complete breach her Capt ngeol Of the Jamss
hthd states that he had of his sails split the ga.
after bed he five fore and aft schs ashore the beach
between squam and the Tavern Houses. with their sails all
lying loose and number OF men the beaeh on Suau
ascr with loss OF mainai and b Capt Scu Of the James
Samuel reports that he passed off the Highlands quantity
o., lumber wood spars and a boat ini OF water o,.
rloeet. 81 INST mrs. rue paIlue OF 20
'urts- ,.v,,
Hhuemen.
Fayal Aag Augusta Davis NIB landed her mate sick,
and proceeded on her voyage to the Pacific Ocean
Spoken Oct 49, lat % a. Ion 81 g. Hudson, OF snd from Sag
harbor.
Spoken.
s,ephen from U,l;f,, far Mob a,b inst of Cane MAY
Usrhor mum OF 'o"' ND HOT hA'a"a' ' INST ." r-Ss
ph'.n;, Con, yv;s.,.s., r yyi;,o, s,h a., or caoo
MAJ '" "''''Se' 'o T" "hns'on u" INST ." ''pe
S,..... fo,, s..h.xhor G. p.;.o.. 81 -, e p.....,
petsr W lin cc,a E,sno, r Tb.i,nn Sh e., ~
Bsrnee,t "' "'"' A''po' ''' '"'e'''"' '"' ""S' ''
Anacand, fran Charleston 70, u,,;c,x 7h i,s, og Fin.
IsanS "sh 'ies'on iot hhaN' ''n 'nS' o" rue
ioIte from Aphaehieoa Tor rortan' fth INST on rhe
's, T,a,, g. NJ OIL, T., o.,, nj, -, m
NJ. I'd Sn tfeN O'ieahs 'ot i"S"ou'' o" INST "
"s' 'h''o' ''huS nooA'
Foreign Ports.
u..,x. a., - ~, sul g NJ VI -,
hkvAE &c., Oct III port Hsp,d wsrd Tor New ios, nsh,
". IL ,,..,. liz ~" III, oi'is, @
iaon Roh;nson A. MI u,; s :, 'no I 49, 40, "
Essiern SIsr Denn;son do r%,, yi,as,ar 10. Iobo q
Cslhonn R,i.n ro uo tI W.
aIi,sd EoIgsr ronr. rc,smn, s. rap vahs soon
Pivmon,b Th,,rn,, 49, Jn. ~ r, n liz. Do"
Ian Cordcn op Nil ,sd S,;.9s, T,';n J;.o {,
Jsw1encs IRrl G.,nh Hi sssnnh' sb.nns ,d,ss. Nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10

Cleared. f;
ss h ds AtE . oss Genera Pas
tCSS sc %H
selma smith Mobile sprEes Chairman; Honduras Means,
Ne~Ss@ Toss Tye Wl%rs ase Me- op %Ta
wan, Rogers, Philadelphia; Cambridge Hall, Boston.
Arrived.
Brig Hyder Ali Derrick hours from Brandywine with
corn seS ne ch, 70 AsG %s,. cbMa. .pssy
wh iss IS So
e. s%S n .st s so 10 ch ashore
sehf Cod HOOK Cav DAYS from Bsra,o, with tobacco
o s e %a: sok c r. AmsrGap ys;.s @ inst Ia ~
sshr SELECT Johnson, from Newbe, NC. with naval
a.qSall los, %a.nsal jib and part oi forsall.
stores to Plat, Sailed in with schs Select Johnson
W R. c. Hitchcock Sailed in with schr Traffic for ~
schr II P. Ravens, Turner days from Folly Landing with
sciT MercRsnl, Hiekm,n, days from Folly Lauding with
schr Oregon Coursen from Richmond and days from the
scr sally Augusta PelIon days from Virginia with wood
sehr James Samuel seull from Richmond with coal to
Sch s. My Ds % ms %S4nS n1 s sS
os ss65 Eagle Ftlhue from Virginia In the gale lost deck
Sch Dresden sterns from Have de Grace and days from
sshr James r. Hatfield Ineeno days from Philadelphia,
se so Msiy %' csue d,v, from Richmond with co. to
sshr Liberty, Townsend, from Philadelphia, with csa to
SsGS s&9s ss Borden days fro" Fall River with
shp Eonssle Hunt 10 days from New Orleans with
Ship Clinton Hartley IS days from New Orleans, with cot
sho May F.scss Hubbard 30 days from Mobile. with
c0 Sion % a. soafs ssrk1,e s.v, from
and rice, to Geo. Sutton. "'''' eo''o"
and cotton, to @. Buckley. WIN ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10

90 CLIREHUGHs NEW SYSTEM OF CUTTING
Geutlemens HAIR is desideraum by which its luxuri,
ance and beauty is rendered truly ornamental The de.
sign and differ entirely from the usuul practice
OF Hair Cutting adopted here also the expedition and
genteness with which the operation is performed. The
first artists in London and Paris have acknowledged its
utility and adopt it in their practice By the beau monde
it has been denominated scientific art, and whether for
the pulpit the bar the Senate the stage its elegant
and classical arrangements will add dignity and grace
the whole contour Of la tete Humane.
Crehugh has made such arrangements as will en-
able him at all times to be at home from in the
ing till evening" SO that there will be dsappoint.
ment to those who wish to be operated upon by himself
Grand Gallery of Fashion 2O5 Broadway up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10

We have but little change notice in the several
markets. IN.
.4shesPos in good request S. 80 sales of Pearls at
$5,S7i 5,94, improvement of 81 cents.
Cotion.-The daily sales since last average but
500 baesin prices trihe lower for fair 81 81
sales Of Upland at 81 81 cents fair "A 8; Mobile o. 81
fair 81; and New Orleans, o, fair 81 81.
OiisLinseed, best American sS cents; English at 90
81 cash. Crude Sperm is So Olive 76 cents four
mos; and 100 baskets So, 25 cash.
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THE MAINZERIAN SYSTEM.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
GINCINc EnID InNT

IN.
SIGNOR DE BEGINS begs most respectfully to inform
public that alter having examined the above
suSsHGt trs Ss on the PRINCIPLES of Mpsc to
proprare and essy Of attainmen Leading RI. yun from M,
q The ;%s; sound dea
attention % lead humble capacity TO the attainment Of
Impressed with the andoube mer, this possesses
De Bsgns hs. asss!ed 70 the wishes S Mad Mssovi9c
Monday Evening 2st instant in the private
De- De- BsSn viii 70 private finish
ing on his usual p,R nd sms and shortly 0pen Also
For further particulars and rules see crcua, in the Music
THE NEW YORK Highland Guard will hold their first
Ball on Rs y se ss Apo"
oS 5s q. York N saq W Ng List, published BY
oS~n s: Changes ' has sss es poss
PSr Bank ,ss Mo,. ,sx di.
s ss% n'sisi; sosh Rsss%:SEs
Do &c CHARLES, Nc MieiiSTfsRflE CO.,
American and foreign gold on SALE Money exchanged at the
THE Managers q the Ladies' Depository
$ h ss on % o
ao The ads being able
Thai they have realized than sufficient relieve
Ssrs time offer kindly through
Mrs. Milo. .O ltsrc
Saaef y nc
and 81 . oav % M s,s. S 81
suersops Lenses e the lstest and improved
s ERE q .es GLOBE e a b
where the Undersigned will be in attendance to-day from
Any order tposi paid, will be promptly attended
T LIVERPOOL COAL AFLoT.,ice tons, balance q ship
sale by JOHN HERDMAN,
B-I, yard 500 cadrons superior qualify winch viii be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10

On Tuesday evening, the 9Th inst helfpa O'Clock
WILLIAM MCCORMICK in the oath year ofhis age.
His friends and those of his brothers. respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon Thursday
O'Clock from SO Courtlandt street. without further
notice.
On Tuesday, sth inst Mrs. JULIE FAvRE, wife of Mr..
Julien Favre, aged SO years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10

o. OUR SUBSCRIBERS WHO ARE TROUBLED
h any eruption bad skin should really try the famous
taan Chemical Soap. Several assure il PIN
pes freckes, and changes dark sunbunt yellow skin
fine healthy clearness. II is sold by Jones Sign of
he American Eagle, 50 Chatham 81. or the Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10

no THE ELECTION is OVER, AND THE RE-
TURNS will soon come in which will determine the
of the eeo throughout the State; which side will
beat il is not NJ possible to tell but il is fully settled in
minds OF all those who have used Dr. j. Covets Balm
Life that IT IS the most certain remedy for coughs,
Folds, consumptions. dyspepsia, costveness asthma,
bronchitis croop, whsopng cough Sc introduo ed
the world To be satisfied OF this request all those
icted with any Of the above named diseases TO call and
examine certificates from medical of the highest re-
uation clergymen and Others who have used this IN,
valuable medicine DR.. Coverts office, for the sale OF
overts Balm Of Life, Humphres' Pile Ointment Phelps
Tomato Pills, Flemings Medicated Worm, Darh@s pn
ner and Cathac Candies Sir Ashley Cooper celebrated
form SalYe. is l35 Nassau street. ". Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10
LECTURE ON PHYSIOLOGY

GENERAL medical gentlemen DESTROYS of attending Dr. r.
~ Nelson's Lectures Physiology, having minated him
that three lectures week would Interfere with profes
sonal eng gemen he has consented 70 limit the number TO
~ o'clock, in the evening, at the New York Lyceum, All
Broadway over MIR. Roe ockwoods Book Sose Canal
street. Pnce for the whole S. for single lectures IS
nj
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NJ A RITIM E H RAID
To ship'Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if captains vessels will Civ
to Commodore William A Bassett, Of fleet
port Of the shipping left 81 the whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their lis, OF their cargo and y
foreign newspapers they may have lie viii board them i'm
medatelv their arrival Agents and correspondents at
home OF abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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Foreign Importations.

NEUvITAs-Sch Chss Vose-5 II hhds moasses
IS btis Mathews col6 tons copper Geo Dson
Boon-30 hhds mol tons usc cases Middleton
do Holt Owen1 do Dbl tortoise shell Brett Vose
Il trunk Shaw m
BARAcoA-Schr Cod Hook2i8 bales tobacco cks coffee
bbl honey $4,000 nuts Aymar &co8o0 shad
dock 70 master.
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British possessions in 1884 and in lsao viii show how
much has been done American vessels and how much
in foreign vessels at each period-
IMPORTS FROM rHr Possessions 1884 1870.
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NEuyIrAs-Schr Charles L Vose--Ceo Dtson OF Boston;
Capt VIM Gundey New York; Sonora Ang elca Guerra and
daughter Cuba Mrs Jane Keller Mayhem, Mics Eliza Ann
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On the sth inst. by the Rev. J. c. Green in Church
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