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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-07-24

Manims for Merchants.-The following
are from the N. YorkiEvening Express;
Credit should be sparngly given, and
integrity be the basis of it.
Guarantees should only be taken in
writing, and consideration always ex-
pressed therein.
The honor of an honest man, as far
rs dollars and cents goes dies when he
therefore, honorable conditions in
writing.
Lying wont stand, while truth is truth.
Rascals must flourish and honest men
will out. sleep them,
Wealth is desirable, if honestly &C
CURED, and is blessed by contentment.
Prudence in promises is as fair guaran-
tee in the redemption Of them.
A genuine scoundrel is man who, by
his sancity. has obtained credit; and
through religious professions, keeps bacY
properly from his legitimate creditors.
A burglar is gentleman, compared
with a smooth-iaccd merchant robber.
Credit or confidence given to men Of
doubtful integrity, is an injustice done to
all who hold on to their honesty
Lberaliy should never be extended to
the nIggardly and deceptive.
Risk anything before you risk your
reputation.
Truth is restoratIve--it saves the the
conscience, and keeps up the glow Of
happiness under all the workings of life.
Marriage fccs.-The editor OF the
Camden Mail, after copying the statement
that Alderman Mitchell, of Philadelphia
had been fobbcd off with two cents for Z
marriage fee, tells the following story:
"Now this may seem pretty cheap, ant
is; but we have known "a better half tc
have been obtained even cheaper than two
pence. When the writer Of this officia.
ted magisterialy, he united more thar
once two willing hearts upon tick; an'
If the vplue of the wife is to be estimated
by the length of the credit, they mus
provc inestimable to their lords y
"Iiave you ever seen the perpetual mo
tion2" said a loquacious lady to her hus
band one day. eyes, my DEAR" reple
the gallant husband. "Where?" inquil
ed she. "Between your jaws, my dear.
--------------
A FOOLS tongue is long enough 10 Gu
his throat.
A woman that paints puts up bill tina
she is to let
Commend a welded life, but keep thy
self a bachelor.
Better go to heaven in rags, than to he
in embroidery.
A day or two later news have been re
ceived from Texas. Col Marshall, {
Nashville. Tenn. the bearer of the de:
patches for our government, reached Ga
weston from Washington, Texas, on tn
Goth ult., and expired on the 28th ult {
congestive fever. Funeral solemnitit
were to be observed at Galveston on tn
9TH July, in honor of the memory of Ger
Jackson.
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WIZ. DoNNELL.

BATH, Me-, May o. 1914.
Mr. F. Drown-Dcar Sir: have some time past suffer
ed much from nundce and dyspepsia a the stomach loss
ofappete, and trouble and pain from the least simple
food, with pain in the head, and sides, slight cough
general weakness and debility OF the system After using
number of medicines without any relief was induced
try your SarsapariIla and Tomao ltcrs received i'm
mediate relief from the Of one bottle and feel graft
fled for The great relief have received, and wCuld
ommcnd it to all who suffering from similar disorders
Yours. truly. FREDERICK u. SHAW.
All orders for the above Medicine addressed the pro-
pretor. +, Brown, G. Washington ST, Boston, will
meet with punctual sttentOn
AGENTS. Woodstock, :. j. Allen Windsor, A. & H.
Wurdmer, Chester !. IIadly, POmre Otis Chamberlain,
Norwich, +. l.. & f. w Odds, West Bethel, Smith u
Blodgctt Quebec village, Chase Smith Co. White
River, !. G. Brooks Sprlnancld r. W. Burke, Weston,
vile Ephraim Ross. IImtand f. NJ, n :. r. Stocker.-
For sale also by Druggists and appointed Agents Gentr.
ally. price dollar bottle or bottles for dollars.
270-l-c-o.p.y
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llOu UuVVl, h'PPD VIZ
! r But sop-frsl let me kiss away that tear
Tlon tiny image Of myself!
TNIy love, he's poking pease into his carl
Thou merry, Iaughing spite!
With spirits feather light,
Untouched by sorrow, and unsoiled by sin,
[Goud heavens! the child is swallowing pn,l
Thou little tricky Puck
With an,ic toys so iunnly besuck.
light as the singing bird that wings the air. -
rThe door! the door! he II tumble down the stair
Thou darling of Thy sire!
[Why, Jane he' sci his pinalore aiire!]
Thou imp of mhlh and joy
In loves dnar chain so strong and bright link,
Thou idol of Thy parents [Dral thai boy!
There goes my mkt
Thou cherub bui of earth;
Fit layGellow for Fays by moonlight pale,
In harmless sport and mir,h
tThe dog will bite him if ne pulls his ,aill]
Thou human hummng bee, extracting honey.
From every blossom in the world that blows.
Singing in Youths EIysum eve sunny,
[Anolher tun,ble--that's his precious nosc!l
Thy fathers pride and hope!
Hell break HE mirror with that skipping rope'l
With pure heart newly stamped from natures
Thou Young domestic dove!
He'll have that jug off with another shovel
Dear nursing of hymenal nest!
fare those torn cloths his best']
Little epitome Of man!
Hell climb upon the table, that's his plant
Touched with The beautiful linls of drawing life,
Hes got knife!
Thou enviable being!
No steams, no clouds, in thy blue sky forsceklng,
Phy on, play on,
My el6n John!
Toss the light ball-b estride the stick.
RI knew so many cakes would make him sick!l
With hnces buoyant ms The thistle down,
Prompting the face grolcstqnc, and anlc brisk
With many Iambke fisk,
HES 20, the scissors, swapping at your gown
Thou pretty opening rose!
[Go 10 thy mother, child and wipe your nosc]
Bamly and breathing music like the south,
file rcarly brings my heart into my moulh!]
Fresh as the morn, and brilliant as lis star
RI wish that window had an iron bar
Bold as the hawk, yet gentle as The dove,
I'll tell you what my love,
| cannot unless he's sent above!
We learn that the report of a lady in
New York, having been know to wear
twelve under skirts at time proves to
have been put in circulation by some per-
son, who judged from appearances and
had no knowledge Of the .facts in the
case. A New York paper states, positive"
| ly, that the lady IN question never at any
one time had on more than ten skirts.
Means of information not given.
A JHof pleosantyy.-My dear sir, |
have had Dad news Of our mutual friend
Smith, who bears a reputation for picty,
and everything that is good
Have your
i have, indeed
what has he been doing!-robbing the
poor's box?-or filing bill in bank
rup,cyr
No. no!
'Worse!'
Yes, he's been beating his wife
'The wretch! When, how!'
Las, night, he beat her at backgam'
mon.' NOah's Messenger.
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DENTAL. NOTICE.

ASDR. CHASE intends being absent from Wood.
N stock during part of the summer on Professional
business those who wish his services previous to the lsl
of Oct bcr will do well to call soon. 26Stf
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PRICES REDUCEDi

d EAn LBS Philadelphia Extra White Lend for
sDQVNF sale by the key AT & 81 cents and in less
quantities at cents per pOund-bcst lnseed Oil NJ 3.
cents pcr Gallon. Also, Coach and Furniture Varnish
Shirts Turpentine Paris Greeu Chrome Green and Vel
low and other paints for sale at prices that cannot be
under sold SIEARNS.
mi, lSj5.
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II. Il II O WV s
Sarsparilla & Tomato Bite

VIE hboVe IS correct likeness OF person TINT I'm,
been cnfeu OF bhl himOr OF long sundnP by USING
Brolpn" SmSGpdrMG ana Tomato BHtcrs. Who win OF
can nave lhe least doubt but me above medicine IL III,
OeSt article now IN 'c IL" the following complaints (dnc
eading me following cerlcnes) Bad Ilunors, Dyspep
sn, 'aunuce; rostyonesS Is cured by mem IN shor
ulG, nlier hl o'ner medicine mas lated GVe mem on
in anu satisfy yourselves oil inc ruin OF me ABOVE as
seInoI, , ..,
ne sure un ulwnIs nsN LOT br9Wh sns therc are mllh
o's au oo"er'e! articles sou, Whlch Is no more me
wy Eumuac N""ch Is prepared ny FREDERICK brown)'hui
'" ,,v Mn'el' ,- ,,,,.,,
III ieso eSCeGm, bl..cs VIII ne l9und certain cure II
~ ' ", i"s,ap ~, "nNpepsIu''uu""'ce,hoSSo OF up
,mu, "1neun, nuoiiSi fnln,ncs anu SHINING OF INC
p W. , lie, w ~ utIcrInalloh
Wal Nv , I"" p"," ", .o INNS t,n sue Dihrrnna
and noel b"n, D",',u'us n,uP'l"s oN tlG lact
hcodnch ,rLity rto, s" hI,I nu SUN
vpncss and in iii " Ii on,,on ',''t,os pes, cos
hlnnJ The Irbltv oS ,he sys,"n' o ~, ~ L,H VI ,i'
oT ,h, s,omnrh md hc"i' 'V''' VI '"o ""'"y h'a't
Tho aro n,so eyreeiing,v oo,coo,o,, ia ,. -
s,j,ni1ns hrokcn down hv eeien,ar on',i ius tun
have bean eytensiv.y nstd no cer;, n'u
ers clerks seomstrssscs snd nn5crnn' ,h I,m
honI,I had Ie"n inincJ Lv con0me,"cn, orJ nns %
co,om with ,ha hGnirs, resnlts They re.,ro ,
oC iho somocL increase he @uon,ty or no hi u
W WV S.u',"'"' Io iuu"e VI '"c "Ioou "lu
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NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY, Class 10, for lel5
to be drawn Mt Jersey City Nj. Wednesday, 90,
June, lo4j-75 Numbers, u drawnIballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
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certificate OF a package of 90 Tickets will be sent
or SlOO-ShuTes in proportion.
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AoerRcate of package Is Tickets will be sent or
SliO--Shares in proportion.
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to be drawn at Alexandria ,(D.C0 on SATURDAY, IGh
Aug, lsl5. &c Numbers 10 Drawn Ballots.
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Tickets SiO Shares in proportion
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class %, for lSla-
to be drawn at Alexandria, ID. C.. on Saturday, sclh
of Aug, 1915. - Numbcrs--l2 Drawn Ballots.
GR IND NCNElIE.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 81, for l5A5
he drawn at Alexandria %. e. On Saturday, 2@d CT
lslh II Nmmhrrs-ll nrnNNm NnllnfN.
10000

Tickets SlO-A certificate Of Package oi-J Tickets
will be sent for l3C-Sharcs in proportion.
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FIDDLE BOWS!

ATS OR s, so cheap that the whole world may 90
"A 10 fdtling, aud producing sounds that WIN even
,nuse the lame and halt to dance with JOY. June
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81
for lsl5--to he drawn ut Alexandria % c. OH sat
-lay August 2, 1915. IS numbers -l3 drawn ballots
GRAND CJpITJLS
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 80 for ls45, to be
drawn at Alexandria, u. c., on saturday, 9th, Aug.
1915 k75 numbers - Drawn Ballots.
Splendid SCHEME.
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Tickets SlO-Shnrcs in proportion
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p CtTTINVHTt IN TUCkNIt OF 70
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second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In he paeka ship Oltord from Lieopoot-J Gown,
Esq. Valentine. Nlork John Henderson, 90 Df
Geo r Dexter DO and 26O in tie Storage
IN me paoka hip la Duchess dOrkaRs-Nr 7 q Page.
Isdy and children. Of Brussels Mrs V Patel Mrs +
Duffour and Mr I Francicn Of France Mr. g Meteor
mack ~ Phisd Mrs n Dsrscher and Mrs J BuchamP
Of Canada and 273 in the Storage.
~ ne shiD John MiatarH, from Nev Orleons-Hons
and Madame Albertuzz Mrs Milford and children J.
Bouchcau Mr smith, and 10 In the Storage
In ne sk,p Empire from L,o1poot-Mr VIM Talent and
lady; Mrs Talent and Misses Talent DOct l. Ledbrook'
lady and 3 children. Mrs Ann Probyn and son Miss
Mary Cunnin CHAM Mrs Alice Moore and daughter Mf
WIN shore Mr. w Hancs. Mr. stephen johnson ana
Mr. Russell aud 300 in the steerage.
In the ship El,sabeih. from HambnyH-Mrs Woinarth
and children. OF Germany Mrs Nell OF Ne" b e.e
ford Kohsaai lady children and servant ana go
In the seefage ,u
In me slip Stiod from HanJug-Jacob and Albert
flesch Joseph Dobcrs and 100 IN the Stecrasef oi'
drcn died ON the passage.
Is Mf sLig Iqafhe from CaHfoh-Richard Rogers Of
Salem: : Halsied Of Charleston
In n, bark V,cior. from R0u0dam-iiubert SchwarH'
1872 IN the sfccraec
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ARRIVED.

Packet shp oxford Rahbone. I'm Liverpool. % Aug.
with indsc 10 & II Marshall & Co. 10Th insi, lat d. Ion
20 80 exchanged signals with ship Charles. oil Nioik
standing the eastward. loth lat ~ ~ ION ~ sP"k
Brush shy - AIMS Of London from Quebec. bound 10
Southampton 30 days out 18th. in lat AZ TO- Ion a.
spk. British sby Jessie Of Liverpool 80 DIS I'm Gu. bee
hnnd 10 verpool The Oxford has had light easierly
wui- Oihird- Of the passage.
Packet .hip La Duchess de Orleans. Richardson from
Havr. 26,h July with mdsc. 10 VIM Whrlock.
Packet ship Nirginsn Iiiern I'm Liverpool 18Th July
with ,nd-c to Robert Kermit 9Th inst, lat AZ ~, Ion 10
TO- exchanged signals with packet ship fdca hence Tor
Liverpool
ship Elizabeth. Denson, Spencer. from Hamburg and
Cu~hsvcn. Jhh july with mdse, to Schmidt q bachcn
weasel to T. ID iIuribui 4 Co.
ship Empire RUSSELL i'm Liverpool Let August, with
mi-e Ia ID q kiugsland. l2th inst, lat ~ ~ Ion 81
10 exchanged signals with Of the Black Ball Line
l7tb - A. Ion - -. exchanged gnas win one oil
The London packets.
ship lanthc of salcm) Woodbury.. AS DIS I'm Canton.
with ea- Sc 10 Whctmore a Crydcr.
Danish hip skiold Clausen, DIS from Hamburg with
mise % Schmidt & Bachen.
ship John Miniurn. stark 10 ds I'm New-Oreans with
sugar. provisions, SC To- Stanton & Frost.
Bark Victor (of Plymouth Bartlett 40 ds I'm Roter-
dam with ndsc, TO II iiaviland
Danish bark Den Darske, Palesen, 80 DIS from Gotten
burg
Bng Lender Davidson 10 de from - Johns NIB, with
plaster. 10 Souc, Whitney q Co
hr brig Edward Whitney, Sealing 10 Dis fun windsor,
n :. plaster. % master.
schr Brilliant Mcntirc, 10 ds from Machas, lumber,
bound ~ Newark
schr Malas, Philips, ds im Delaware, mdse, TO Fox
& Go.
.chr American system WILSON, ds from Folly Land.
ihg with and corn, TO II iisvens.
Schr Catharinc WicoN Jones. Phiad. coal.
Schr Richmond Cushman NBcdford OIL
Schr Spy smith. Boston. mdse.
soop Hercules, Norris ysnnis Port, 3D. fish, to mas
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IENTIIATION-MO PATENT NACUJ VI
cow H. for VENT ang churches court and school rooms,
hospitals. railroad cars prisons, cabins, holds OF s-se
laden with peu-habe articles, and All places designed
for crowded assemblies has been proved by many expert
before scientific associations in this City and Boston
w they have been awarded gold and silver medals 10 be
thr only -efacng Cow known that will facilitate eNhais-
tol through vertical or other dues
The experiments referred prove that all other Cowls
INA the effect check Drafts, although many Of them do
prevent particular winds blowing down chimney and thus
cure their smoking
By and OF the Vacuum, combined with receiving Pie
mum Cow Of pure air brought from above the
bl. ding be- made 10 ho~ through any place requiring
ventilation.
The apparatus by which the experiments made can
be- IN operation any morning between and H. al No
0f Warr-tfect Architects, builders, persons about 10
build and those who take interest n philosophical eNper-
rui-. requested call and witness results that would
hardly be believed without -ceng where can also De seen
he plans OF Mr.. Joseph Curtis for Warming and Nentat
ing, which i believed Ia Dee an improvement upon Dr.
Reads iof Edinburgh plan applied 10 lie new Parliament
House of England. JORDAN l.. MOTT, ~ Water -
NOrESncr the public experiments Al the last FAR Of me
American Institute. persons have cut Oh he small
en- of the Cow known Espe, 20 permit the wind 10
sweep thrOug doing IL Infringing upon my Patent
viii hold them responsible unless ley call and get my
consent which Wi freely give upon applcaiion
% make nothing by the operation, must have the credit Of
iile invention.
There arr other. who have made In his Cry and else
where limitations OF my CONl many Of them With lille
knowledge Of the principle Of constucon % those shall
MOI he ~ en,nf iell da"u
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Y 3 PALMERfS

COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEN-
u CY. Tribune Building, opposite the Guy Hal, New
Yors" Wealth 3. usually the result OF welad plans care
fully pursued. seldom reached by those direct efforts
which keep the constantly the OBJECT, rather than
the MEANS"
v q. PALMER respectfully notifies the Merchant. Manu-
f1cturers Profess0nai Aes dr and the business com
nluliiy generally Of this city, who DESTROYS Of rastng
sou7 abroad their respective Names Numbers, Stree aud
Psgts that he the Agent Of Of the best Newspa
pe- Of Of the principal Towns and Cities Of every STATE
IN ne Union and Canada-and a he i prepared aud duly
authorized by the pr0pnetor- 10 receive dtertSene"ts Tor
publication n their respective papers copies Of which, To-
g-lef with the OF Advertising, may be seen al his
Oftce.
For the information and convene Of those who may de-
% extend tl-r Country Trade BY idrertfng Id the
County NsJap for which he Is the Agent s o Towns
ami Cities be- 0bia ned al bis Oce from cn Merchants
ami others may make such selection a. Will best sit NE
-ver kinds ~ In which they engaged and 10
ie papers OF which may be- tter interest ~ invite the at
i-nfion of the peope of The country
Tlis Agency, which was originally commenced by the
subscriber 8i presents ~ tie enter prsing portion
Of the business community complete system, by which the
" procuring the custom If TIE country may be
bra-ed almost any extent through TIE medium VI The
Press d" tie naigtsg le1er Of "a, busness uorid"
'. b. PALMER American Newspaper Agent,
je-T cod Tribune Buildings opposite the City Hal.
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PRINTING INK MANDATORY

THE - B>CKlBER has recently introduced steam pow
anu improved machinery mo hi mandatory which
enables I'm % furnish his customers nh gery superior Ar
uce. Printers AID merchants who may have orders for
Printers uk, VIII ind them promptly executed al moderate
Prices, and may be- assured VI being supplied With Ina oi an
exec eut quality which for braucy and durability ~ color
: eXcee n the country The subscriber manufactures
Ina of various ors w red, tle green, sc Orders d.
rrcrd li- mandatory frOnt-treet, between Mont
.umery aal Gouverlegr streets Ea-t River, through Tie
despatch post, viii be plncilay attended o. Tls paper
lzs for years past been printed y in NE from -
ma. firforv li.ii gsw4ml GEO MATHER
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nR. BEEBE. Botanic Physician. succe--or 10 DR.. Jonn
IL Thomson of the founder II tie Ilomsonan ,s--
ten Il Pracuce s continues % treai Chronic Diseases a.
usual. h- Botanic urrmary, IS Broome--tfei ihre.
coor west vi the Bowery. here may .i BE- had snch
medicines formerly kept by Dr. Thomson 80
more general assortment Of Th0ms0nian and srgettbe
MEDICINE. for family use and reduced prices amp
=, oruoafou. Tor patents Board and Attendance % INC
most reasonable terms. No charge for ADVICE .,
y a., 49,, S-or.ufe Remedies FOR tn blood are stu
y ], ~, e,,ni.fll cures. Please cal and exam
rsrffTr.f-- " - = -Hi
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WE THE I>DER>IG>ED having been appointed
w trustees ~ ihe Estate of HENRY GIBBS, lae of The
Nn OF Pamela 10 he County 0f Jefferson. an ah-condiug
ceue DO hereby eve notice that all persons indebted % the
sa- heny Gibbs required render account 81 al
debts and sums Of money owing bg them respectively
inr All Trustees, 1y fle .h day u September next a. The
once o' JOIN H. Dution, Waer0wu. Jefferson Comfy
el u pay Tia same. Also lai al persons having in rir
possession any properly effects oi such drn1r
CURED ~ denver ice such Trustees by lie day afOre
sa A- iAi a. DE creditors Of such dcnor are required
- denver lrr respective accounts ald demands % ic -Ad
Trustees, OF Ole ~ eu. tv tn day aiorr-t-Da,e Wa
ier;o~n, June sth, l84a y. NJ WOODRUFF
J. H. DUT1OS, Trustees.
z. MJ<Dy,
CEAs D. WRIGHT, Any FOR Attaching Creditor. leli lsw3m
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WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FRrDFRlCE L. NuLTE. Deputy Sheriff.
Dff.i New FORK July Hfh. f84i iYh iawtw

Di OhDth 90 ue Hon. Ashley sampson, tlr-i ldge
ID the County Courts Of the County o Monroe, Nonce
hereby hsi attachment has issued against ie
.-.le OF JEFFERSON MORRISON nonresident debtor,
due proof made the said Judge, pursuant 20 The dcc
tons of the statute concerning attachments az ln- ahscond
ing concealed and resident debtors" and that the
VII be- sold for the payment Of he debts unless De- appear and
discharge such attachment according 90 law within nine
months from the fr-f publication of This notice and That me
pay Of any debts due the SAID Jefferson Morrison by
dents Of This State and the delivery 90 m or for his Use
any property within this STATE belonging 90 him, and tie
transfer OF any such property by hm are forbidden by aw
4ni ale void.-Daiei Rochester. May sh, l8fl
ASHLEY SAMPSON, First Judge. sc.
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,U-~ FOR BRIDGEPORT and Hon.

~Urs~ FOR BRIDGEPORT and HOusatDnlc
. W Il Rsi rJaf.-The steamboat NlNkOD Capt
John Brooks, Jr viii lrav- New fOrA from
the foot Of Market daily Sundays excepted, ~ o'clock
A. IN connection ih %. Car. i0r Wee >tuckbndgr Re
lfuing eafe Bridgeport quarter p4st O'Clock, " VI o.
he ARRIVAL of he from West sOcAbndge arriving ~
NrN-f0rk a. half psst ), 7. VI
The O'Clock Line 70 Bridgeport j. wnd5awn Stages
The arrgal ~ the Boat Tor stfliiofd, Mofl
Furr.d Southport, and Derby.
~ Thls is The only boat running 10 connection WIN ne
car. r q MASON -4pernfrnfent aull JnI
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THE EYE.

nR. POWELL { DR.. DlOs>Y, Oculists and Ophha-
~ mic Surgeons No 81 Broadway, corner of " arren--
corfne their practice Diseases 0fe bye, Operations upon
that Organ and IL App-nda-r- and Ell I'M qertrcion- %
on Testimonials from nr medical ~
Europe and Reference to patients thai have been
PERFECTLY cured u AmalrJ-i- Ca-r8c Opha mia, SrOua
Gr ~r-cs. On he Eve. -rrab SINUS. Squirting.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pain or oper-
sroo thai cannot cistln gu-hri from The natural
sPECTACLE>.-Adlce gwen 10 the kinc Of glas-e.
suitable 20 particular defects TIE poor treated grsa.tou
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