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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
DIED
On Thursday January 1s. Mrs FRANCES FosrEs, in th7

On THURSDAY January l8, Mrs. FRANCES FosTE&' IN t7
fist year OF her age.
and also her brother, Mr.. Samuel Scott respectfully
invited 10 attend -I funerz Saturday Afternoon <1h IN
snt 81 O'clock from her las residence corner OF Broad
,yav and Nineteenth-stTe-t
Jnuarg IL EMILY infant daughter Of VIM and Lavinla
c Van Emter., aged rnoa:hs and % dayz.
A. Paterson y j. January 2 MAJOR DAVID MILLER, aged
about Is years father of Hon j. " Sliie u = Senator
A. salem Iiass January very suddenly on his way
home from the Insurance othce Capt STEPHEN FIELD ~
tGrrnarlv IL enterprising shipma5ter.
At Bitzwlam. y. r., January 10 Rev AMEs SAYwARD'
formerly Pastor Of the Fist Congregational Chufch In n'
A. sorriso,,a y j. J4auary4 SARAH wife of George
W F4Ichi, aged 81 years.
Passengers Arrived.
In the brig DiBoFl, from Chqrlsston-G " Lothrop, NJ
no. \ A Powers. y B4ch y T Voorhees,
n he schoorsr Eleanor from HavGHc-Isaac Recsho"
Passengers Sailed.
=, the briy Tgp-- from s. Cro--5r William Smith Of
Nv. Il arvn. and " z Morton OF tew-Yors.
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THE CUsARp STEAMERs.-Ihe Annual Report
of Passengers in the Royal Mail Steamers TO this
Port, shows nearly 100 passengers in, and over
700 out to Liverpool, which, at $40 and S12o,
amount to the handsome sum of two hundred and
eighty thousand dollars. The receips for freight
and Halifax passengers must have been one hum
dred thousand more, which, with the $4,000 re-
Ceived for mail service, must make q balance on the
rght side Of the proprietors' books. Boston Bee.
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serious injuries.

~ We learn from the Treasurer's report olI1ar-
v,rd University, Mass that the total amount of in
come during the year ending August Dist l843, was
s56.753 96. Expenditures, S52,333 80, Leaving
ar account of excess ofincome of S4,1l8 OF.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RichsrdS Auclioneer.
| bANGS, RICHARDS u PLATT. .-Stor
Iia6 Br5adwav
TUESDAY, March as,h 1871
TEIH TN-NlNTE NEW.Ynn g y hh,iS - :. n.


P1 bASGs, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Store
rHarYTST2R TTESSTS2RSI Ns@.2SsKA N:ifS & rRsDr I:s SALE
M The be 3 qM & M.reb 'ss sst s will s. as:
econ Of the Cure Tad As hsrpsofo9s S1ee' INC
Iavoces OF Books Pepsi, Stationery s,<eosyps Pi,,..
s and Be- ad m s he m is Of sSass1ty
hea the Gst.oue Will De put % prsss The es,a sa
vances vii b. m,de on retelp OF goods when required
WM. DUMONT, Aucnoueer.
NTALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY
A At r ATpSTJoX1WM s pJMoNI , maIl sell IA a; aae
haat Exchmeehst valuable ,opxrty consisting OF two
lots, N-s. IS and 33s Broadway.
The large three story brick House aud Lot, No Isl
The Lot beng . feet nche, In front Brcad-
way by 3 Zee; inches deep, forming into Leonard
bek sbe The House 81 feet inehes deep. with the
2i The two story brick from, House ani Lot No. ss
B.osd.y, with the small frame Dwelling House ard Shos
IA the reaI known No % being the north
% feet aches Ia Eont Broadway 100 eet Antho
Westerly OF the block comprehend'ns TIE Bfostway
Two-ths Of ths purchase money for the above property
may desiied renun boGd and mortgage iet cent
- 'aD ',yAV'S 'S','Aa's '' ''" o us Us Us s
EURNlTJRE NOTICE-Soa Bedsteads, &c
= + COTTON would inform, al wao OF Fax.
1tG OF auy description that NJ prepared 70 turniah and
sa atta, g Sofa ABE Beds,e,ds wfeh for mpcy du
hr 9ni economy az without t,sir equal The public
sofas always hand.
ihoSe breaking hoc,eSee. ing wishln: TO sell ali
portion Of their Furnure wall md ready ssls by rsad
lrs line calling upon The subscriber.
s cjSa6 ''TasS rs sutton and Ann
i MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PER PErUAL
The greatest combination novelties attraction. in the
city Every day snd evening this week commencing We'd.
sesday, January l7th.
Day vi,et, admitted the same eveniag free
he naSer hppy 20 announce engagement with the
DR. VALENTINE.
whose
so . Ss''"~i aud W tCHEcXgNI Two
s4rg" tho Sb,r"a U'sS , ae 1 M G. sHRMS Il. 5..i
sinss-; T. & BOOrh, the famous Como singer; GREAT
WESrERN th- greatest Njssa Erlra,asa isl Iiyng and
Spaed, together with
ALBlNO, OR SNOW WHITE NEGROES.
with all The ea and recuartes OF the African rsce
constituting them th 'eaeSt curiosity of the age, aud the
crowning wOaier of the world
Anew Pautomlme Ballad. entitled the FOUR LOVERS.
interrupted N'' @ri' THE GpsY sY FANS FaSnY ini?S Nc NC
Six number be all hours dressed in their Native
f sFsf n2EST S FTTi'TSE Eoe;ssa regard
peIo1Whnees every evening at nns o'clock. and Wednea
PRICE
% g eens extra TO those who privately consul, the
Gtpsy Queen iH
pEALE'S y; Y: MUSEUM.-ADMIssloN
aan1s"it %&GSERs s ~s
's'''' The fis't CEGElBEalTEp E.il Stl GlrsEY QUEEN
Of the American Museum. She eau be from O'Clock
the morHng till O'Clock the afternoon, dressed her
PHST, W PREskSTT 81 AND Fu;T'URE EVENTS s SIG Sig
cannot be in he evening National Portrait Gallery
Cif,nd Cosmorama and 5OO.O09 cuuOseS. Admission
shilling la cents extra 10 those who consult the Gp'ey G
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Enthusiastically reported for TIE Tribune.

~ w. have in t,pe vs.y valuable table giving the
prices Of o. and Beef for each menth ote last t'envons
years and also The average price OF each of the years
shall ndeayor 70 find place foEit soon rs II contains IN
formation az great usefulness all rtads5 VINO are In
any way connected with the Provision iIade
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COI-RT CALENDAR .Tu1s Day.

CIRCUIT COURT Nos. 49, 81, 67, &c, TO- So, 46
AZ, 33 81, 3d. 40, 63, I, % s, 81, 56 p 38, g. 65
25. 81.
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PHlIAUcIJ JifIFF NistiIt -fEUf3>tL.- -Jif I0.
The ofsrpgsat market Were 600 head tstly Pennsvve
MIA Reevs intending aboo so taken TO NV ior; $50 Cows
$50 Hogs, and Oa0 Sheep.
Prices of Beef Cattle from 81, 81 FOR common
good quality, aud S.. for the 100 lbs Nearly all sold
Cows sold from Sc 10 S2S par head
Hos Were rather dull At 81 70 +. the lOOlhs.
SLeep-Sales at 81: TO for ordinary prime quality.
HGy-lh h. supply coming has been rather light but is
me increase; sales Of good Timothy have been made
duag the Week so 90 The cwt; pressed do
quality, sells at SO TO I3 ton. Straw IS worth ceuts
ih. bun
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

" The Daily Tribune.-City subscribers who
prefer FOR six months year, rather than be
eaed upon for pay by the carrier from week week may
nad IN their aud receive receipts the publishing
ce The frst day OF the yea Will be time TO
s'husnce on their regular term Of subscription.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

NJ The roof of the Wing Clay Club House at
Richmond, gave way on Thursday while large
number were upon it, and fifty or sixty persons
,rere precipitated twenty feet to the floor. Sew
eral were slightly injured, among whom was Mr..
Adie who had an arm broken. There were no
.or;ors iniurcS.
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GREELEY & McELRATH,
100 Nassau sleet.
New- York, Nor. Il, 1913.

PoStmasers are authorized by law transmit moneys to
subscriptions to newspapers under their frank free OF postage
Money RENTED through the mail will be nj the rN OF ht
fuolher Notes Of al specie paying Banks IL any StaiS OF the
Union will be received al par. c. s Nj.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

u The Publishers extend the above offer OF
ssaty copies for tccty dollars to one address for
hity weeks commencing at any time during the
months of January and February. When twenty
copies have been ordered any number however
small may be added To the package at the same rate
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
Markets THIS DAY. 9 n'clnc

Flour without change and firm Sales 1868 bbs on pri-
vate terms.
Additional sales 500 1909 bb for England 81 j Cotton
squet. Nothing doing in As.les.
Sales 5000 bushels Southern Com W.: 1850
do Jersey at SOC
Sales 100 bbls y o. inspection thin Mess Pork at So and
10 bbls. Prime at 6.
Sales i25 Msacaibo Hides about cents and $50 Span
s at about 10 10. Cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

DURNS AND CLARINDA.-.Iust published,
ID tina, interesting and long iookdfor COresponJence be-
tween Robert Buns aud Carind4 (Alrs AlcLehos-) with
Memoir Of Mrs AcLehose arranged and edited by her Grand
tfuy prined-bouud in cloth sith Portrait Of Burns
bossrd IN gold the Pce 75c. IL every way equal
to the English Ed. winch els for S2 80
r 2. BlXBY * Co, 3 Park Row,
opposite the Astor Honse
NRA new Edition of WILLETT'o OLD AKlTH-
METIC, Just published. " Ial6 !! Is
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A Br, ,1-rtrrr1 Hg,p OF II AIR FOR THREE SHuLINGs.-
You can hardly believe how afford TO sell three sh
ling bottles We doit 20 let you tins JoneSs Coral s
il will ferce the hair grow stay its tlns off cure scn
ordoDdG and make light red, gray her grow nttnray
the lair soft dark and beautiful and will kser It nGIde
twice long any ether prenaracn It's sold three sizes
price s. or akiIlngs bottle the sign OF The American
farIa Chaiham-st. J2c y.
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EVENING EDITION.
----------------
SATURDAY, =! O'CLOCK. 2. M.

MrssRs. Rusr & BANKs.-The Rochester De
.oorat Of JAM l7tb, contains long letter from
Mr E. ]. stratton, Sheriff'of Rochester, to whom
.,,o information was first given respecting the de-
o,,ration of the woman Legg EFT, stating that it
;.sl farce. He says
.. have probed the matter to the bottom, and at
,...,be individual referred TO, who first made the
Iclosures to my informant, has plead guilty to the
sarTe Of wilful and deliberate ialsebood without
ns;gning any reasons for SO doing That the state
sa,s were absolutely false, abundantly appeared
ln;,bont lnsht, any such Acknowledgements
Of course this is all Messrs. Rust & Banks can
wish or expect.
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u
ai lraeod Corner Hanover and Exchange sts

Scorr,s VEGETABLE PrLLs--See advertsement-stand
unrivaled in price, mldness and efficacy
jal3eod2w- - Lanal-streef We" hcik.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY 90 P. NJ

PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 90 P. NJ.
CLEARED,
Ship e9n6ieF our Wolf R9 De Janso a Foster Sons
sex ksynes Havana, J Atkins Co. AIphonso Pualson,
Porto Rico Mason S; Thompson
oohf Tloga Hailock Wilmington j Ogden.
ARRIVED.
Brig Leonora, Collins 35 days from 81 4go de Cuba cof
fee. sugar ansstobaccn Dunscomh Bectwh. nth
oil Bsraga;, kad supplied with provisions By brig Ga.
for New Orleans Sch Veiaco sailed days before for DO.
The Leoaora, Collins, IS days y of H4tleras
Schr Samuel Il PAINTER, EllirswoIth days from Cape
Henopen corn, 10 \ Soa.
Schr Henry Brown &c hours from Plymouth; Del railroad
iron from the wreck Of snip Davenport.
Schr Senator Cox from io;ii River. pine wood.
Schr Peter Ritter, Dernckson, from James River wood
Schr Julia & Olivia Whitehead from York River wood.
Schr Chesapeake Post, from Westbrook mdze bopnd
Baltimore.
BELOW,
Packet ship Garricl, skJdy from Liverpool, Dec 70,
mdze and passengers. TO E X Collins & Co.
Also, bark and big. Wind wv.
Barks Thames Prince, Iobe; Joseph COnard (Br) Liv
er,Ool.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
BELOW.
Brig Leonidas. Also, brics. unknown. Wind NV
SAILED.
SHIPS Allen Charleston; Celia, Thatcher, Mobile Flo
ridian Charleston
Eyg Manhattan, ApalaChcoIa.
MEMORANDA

The brig James Wilson betors reported, still ashore
the Hook The brig tight II suppressed she will be got
off without damage.
The ship Edwina West and bari, Rose Stands Spencer
from New. ork, was of Mobile Bar on the 9th INST
The brig TIT. Slbate which reported few days ago
as missing vessel had arrived at Havana safety She
cleared again for New Orleans on tt,c 5 inst
Capt Dewey Of the schr Marnella her voyage from
Netamoras 70 Ns Orleans, los. overheard the BIS,
nLt. L was blowing heavy gale AT The time:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

EETM. T. .JENNlNGS& & co +, Diapers and Tail
ors Broadway American Hotel opposits the Foun.
solicit assortment OF ssasonabe goods.
including Cloths Cassimeres, Yestings, &C., al the
and various styles.
Under the that the system Of small profits and
lncl returns which he's elected liberal patronage will
continued whilst such will enable
fiji all oldsrs in future with promptness.
feature he establishment which commend
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
our stock Of Of first quality ready maae Gar
nens consisting of Surtouts Fr0cks Dress Coat. Panta-
loona, Vests Office Goats, Travelling Frocks, Dressing
Go~Ds, Exc.
kerchle, Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery Under Vests Draw
ers Muslin Shirts. Colla:s &C. price. which fer
I rurchasAry iy-,G is,f
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MERCANTILE AGENCY.
30. 4 DORIS Building.

he attention Of the merchants this no sell INTO the
country credit invited to this Agency Upward OF two
hundred individuals and firms enrolled subscribers
The object OF tie Agency accudt. information,
in legitimate a about the Standing responsibility &c OF
county merchants rsidr the states OF Newcrk, Ono,
Michigan Indiana Illinois, th- New England States, Ssw
Jesse paris Of Nilsson and enns wanna and the Ieror-
les Iowa ard Wisconsin, aud keep constantly revised Tor
me benefit of tina merchants OF this city who subscribers 70
the Agency. Local and travelling Agents employed 10
gain the necessary niormatouneu o.! experience COED
ulgeent and good character Experience has shown hat
the Mercantile Ageucy-as cond Sctedas been hlshi useu
not only the merchants III this city who subscribers but
10 honest and soven; merchants the aud that Is
only tie fraudulent and disposed who have occasion TO OBJ
Among the subscribers OF the prlncIpal
dealers in Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Crockery DRAG
and Medicines, &c. -,
The terrns-which are reasonable and inyarabe-w be
made known applicants al The othCe.
ANY merchant who wishes the value OF the l1toIna'
ton do gfau:toUs No better has been thoa@t
Of than for such bring list Of the bad debts they nave made
since The establishment OF the Agency IN 1884, and
how the debtors the books OF the Agea cy when t
goods we:e sold 10 them.
The names Of good Collecting Attorneys will be given era
tuouslv 10 merchant, and others who not subscribers,
o' ''''' LEWIS TAPPAN,
jai laeod Corner Hanover and Exchange sts
r. Don't have ohapped hands face You cured
by using one cake the famous Italian Chemical Soap II
place TO get genuine this city the of the AmeIi-
can Eagle, 90 Chatham-s JZ0N
nrtElz,-r-
SCoTr's VEGETABLE PiLLs-See northumberland
uurivaled in price, mIdness and efficacy;
jal3eod2w- % Cahal-steef' we" \ OK.
s BRINGS CoRprAL Is sold at Not IurrayH c3l II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

tt'e"
"A Letter HoH Company have established Po5t OdGes -
ansu,it lett dly tom each cry 10 the othes-t"ics
,Isv between New-I ark and Phiadelphit.
Postage each hall payable always IN advance
STAMPS 90 for DOLLAR
They viii carry only letters
Their purpose TO cary letters by the most rapid convey
and al 4ad extend their operations
las patronage ma. ius.y over The principal ronte i
III. country so h public The most EXTENSIVE la
cites for pOnence tn can be afforded at an unom
rae Of postage ,,. ,
The Company design also Of sustained By the rublc tho
roughly 70 aats tie question and test the fcons tut"na
gh OF free competition IN the business OF carrying letters
The grounds P,c the assert this night, are published
and for sale, at the Offices, III pamphlet form
Letters containing mOGeg Will not D. received
Inr further notice letters arriving their destination
unless promptly called for viii b. olive ed by cansIs or
deposited for delivery III lh- Government Post Once.
The mails for Phade phla will be closed al nall p4st3
NJ and quarter past P " Chose Tor Boston at hall past
P ".
and Phil,epa on uesd4y the 23d INST N from tostoI
Office in EewYork Sc Wall-sreet Philadelphia, O9 Ines
nutstrqet; Boston 2 Stateueet Baltimore, Museum Brd'
ings, Caiye1t-st . =.
R-er in New.Yor, 10 Josiah Hore, Esq 50 Mechants'
Exchange; SlGg Jones Esq. 20 Wals'feet Pierre III IT.
ring, Esq IS. Wasr
give Il 'nsis o." 0's oItYtssASDER sPOONER
Nsy.york lamar. q 1874 ja20 3is ostf
r11O CLASSICAL TEAC Wanted from
he lst Ma next effcien, Teacher Of ne Ancient
eogntgss in Bosrting-School near Ne~ York. The ap
plicn. must BE- graduate OF our creditA colleges
b. unincumbered with family aud 'yiGg 70 himself
10 ,be interests OF the asrutIon. An pscopan pIee-
rel Apply Immediately 70 II ~ J D . oni IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

Barks Thames Prince Mobile Joseph Conard, (Br Liv-
erIool.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
DISASTERS.

British schr Doris Lloyd, from the Bay Of Honduras 20
d.ys out bound Liverpool with OF mahogany log
wood &c, put into Savannah the 18th nst distress,
having sprung her foremost
'rhs sch Wolsa OF Scituate bsfore reported abandoned
aud taken board bark Pcns was from WIlmrg gou
{, Tor Boston. wiki spif ulentlne and na"al stores
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

y l. Il a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
N. Of Chambers street constantly manufacturing by
steam and hand large assortment of Candy
&c OF superior quality, suitable for the Southern market
This candy beng made from Refined Sugar will keep In
warm harder and dryer than made from
llG imIA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
WI Shnrtiu CLnSc

40 PRINIEKS.-tor sale u quantity OF sec
ord hand Nonparie Nioion, Brass Galleys Cha.es I'm.
sing Stone Stands, SC. suitable for Daily or Weehly
55peg, but i,tle used Soon order,
l93. JOHN T. WHITE. IS Gold street.
CUPplNG AND LEECHlNG at all hours, with
~ the attention and careuuess resulting from several years
experience OF which references respectable families
be freely gwen. by Mrs LANE r6 Varcks doors
above Charlton street. l
Mrs l.. having procured large qumtity ofeeches, will
cheeruliy the poor and those moderate circumstaa
ees according their ability pay, at any part Of the city
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

ITO MECHANICS AND OTaERS--To RENT,
,fe premises recently occupied as carnage mang snt
Lno hnn AZ the cofEer of East Broadway and Gouver
utur STREET The good for any kind Of businsss
bo near h junction Grand aud Division streets. En-
oniT AZ ~ randstreer orof MOULD, l52 Wooster
tj1n.,on-str.et before 9: A. y. I203t.
BOARD IN BOND-STR EE.IT-A Parlor, with
u Bedroom gached, and small rooms with
crates toilet, with Board al s. B2ndsueet. ls lrns-
DEADY MADE OVER-COATs, WINTER
IA FROCKs, CLQAKS. aG.-Eztra beaver aud Pilot
Cloth Osr- Goats Winter Frocks, Sac. &c. Also, extra
and medium quality Clo,h C".zs fo sale a: 2s Broadway
oia .tf ,'ss~ M. + JENNINGS co.
~ French Lanyua aee-SiANEsCA's ORAL
SYSTEM. By his daughter, Madame L. MANEoCda ,rI n
evening class 10, gentlemen now iornins, a,l m
csnm=ncel es days Those who wish 70 jci y III
call Immediately. 4 morning class lHr itdrs e
commencing Private lessons dufoS the Gay -
lin sIeet.
who has for years hsen ian.l.sI "!i .ii.s for
ness aud protfe.s upexceptiopa al
character acd capacity deIres emp nehI r. Edrer o
mons OF reward are most moderate. BE reiers 20 N
tns ,, n" riggne. rnI3 ~ npe ,,feopio1 jalalw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

Packet ship Garricl skiJdy, from Liverpool, Dec l3
ndze aud passengers. 10 + X Collins & Co.
Also bark and big. Wind NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20

TElRTf-NlNTH NEw-YoRK TRADE SALE
he newt Isu!. lrade Sale will De commenced on Tues
dag the nth OF March l. will be conducted npr th.
Erection OF the Committee OF the Trad As herrotoT
uvoc,s Of Books, Paps, Stationery, S,eeoyre p.,..
Rirdes Materials Leather and Cloth &c are resp.c,fnv
solicited and should Be FURNISHED by the Is, OF Fsbrus
e1 the Catalogue Will be put prsss The usual cs,h sa
wall b. m-d- recep. Of goods, when required
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
CLAY SONG BOOK.

n = The National Gay N9tIis stTeI 'rth - ;1,, = -
Wings Pocket Compan nion. Tor the frssiasiliS n Z
auyasS OF 1915; nce ia oea 81 90 per Dozen Tor sale
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
i MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL

y FAIR.
The greatest combination Of novelties and attraction, in tn
ctiy; Every day snd evening this week commencing Wed
Day Nisitet, admitted the evening" free.
The Aan7ser hsppy 70 announce engagement with ID
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20
WN. DlMONI, AuctlouecT.
ApI /, pnDI'R'rE IN RROANNIr "

CURNlTJRE NOTlCk-Soa Bedsteads, Sc
+ GoLroN would inform ell Woo are III Want Of Fas
constantly hand very large aSsostr,ert including
ran-s atent Sofa Bsdstesds, which for smphciy dura
h,g Sni ecoGomv without tisir equal The public
invited cal and :hemalso all other kuds Of
sofas always hand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

ON and after tho LIST Nov. Passenger Trains will
~ run daily, Sundays excepcd in connection withthe
Boston and Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, as follows:
Leave Boston at 7 a M, IL A M and p M.
Leave Concord at A 81 A NJ, IL Ia NJ, and 8 p M
Trains from intermediate places run as follows viz.
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at Id A M. IL Ia p M and p M.
Nashua at "a M. | M. and P. M.
Manchester 8 81 A M. Sd NJ. and 1874 p M:
or Immediately on the arrival OF the cars from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at b l-2 A M. IL M and 81 p NJ.
Nashua at l-2 A Nj. | Ia y M and 81 p NJ.
Lowell att la A M. 3 p NJ. and 8 IL p M.
or Immediately en- the arrival Of The ON Boston.
The second Train from Concord arrives in Boston IN
for passengers to take The O'Clock train TO New
York
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad, that passengers
may pass daily twice either way between Concord Man
chester Nashua, Ahdover, Havefhi Exeter and Dover
and daily either way, between Concord and Ponand also
daily iorn Concord by Portland, to Brunswick, Holowe
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows
Leave Boston a, 8 8 4 p M and arrive at Concord tho
evening.
Leave Concord a,93.4P N and arrive at Boston a,
the next morning.
Freight first class, 81; second class IS.
Freight should be delivered Concord and Boston an
hour at least befe leaving, 10 insure delivery by the
first succeeding train,
All passenger's baggage should be maj led, and when
valued than $50 notice should be given and extra
charges paid claim r damage loss beyond such
will be allowed.
NC. UPuAM, supt.
Nov, e. IS43 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19
CON SUMPTION
Nd LIVER CONF n " Il,
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
FROM 375 ROWERY N Y

FROM 375, BOWERY, N. Y.
NOR the oil Coughs, Colds Asthma, Whooping
Il Cough Caarrh, Pains in the Side and Breast, Bion-
chiis Liver Complaints and ali those affections of the
Throat and Lungs which Of much suffer-
ing and often terminate h Consumption. This remedy
is Justly and highly distinguished Ii purely vegetable,
mid and gentle its effect, upon the system and can be
taken in the most delicate cases with safety well as
utility. So extensively has been used, and often prov
ed successful, in extreme and apparently almost
hopeless cases, not only palliative bul remedy,
that the proprietor ftes fancy in introducing It, and
recommending it 10 all who unfortunately may have
sion o TO some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and of the
healing properties Of this vegetable preparation, not
frequently prescribe in their practice, and with the med
zeal faculty generally 1t has met with than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from The highes, and most respectable
ces Of persons who have either been greatly relieved by
IT, or entirely recovered f.om affections of the Lungs and
Liver could be furnished in abundance but deem is
essary publish them the medicine gener
ally known throughout the country to be the best edi
cine in use Tor Diseases Of the Lungs and Liver.
For q Cold and Cough this is of the yer,
best remedies discovered.
B. There is spurious and counterfeit article afoat
and lately introduced into this place Therefore be care.
full get the genuine, which is from 375 Bowery, New
York. and that the steel plate label is the bot
tie to prevent counterfeits
Forsale by Silas Burbank and Clark & Collins, Mont
peer: Moses Morse, Johnson; Molil Young & Co
Stafford II. ID. Morgan Co., Warren, r. q, J. M
X icho rdson, Waitsfed. l9-ly.