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MOUNT IDA SNUFF Mill. T0RACco

MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
" AND CIGAR MANUFACToRY-wAREHOU No
l9s RIVER Fl TROY. Opposite the Wharf The
uniesEned has during the year Min and
hauuaeio the city N Troy for the pupos. using water
power Of greater magnitude and permanent supply lie s now
prepared 10 with de.pst,h snuff Tobseeo ana
CirHb N any
THE SNUFF u perfect sa-d III. t., Of
any climate without becoming hsabd sour tossing 10,
Iune' warranted equal In every reeot the approvr,
sanuAeiure offered sale an the snd
wanted 49, " 80 wv '''''''
OhAoc both for chewing ard smoking ismanuf,ued
'sV Jre~ ed!I Of choice flavor quality. The smok
ing Cu - as hnc az Chewing on tuf well d,-ed o,,, zoos.
Other manufacture. ~ '"' ''"' WY
Cohts from 70 500 per thousand IRE manufactured ror
uea forids and oher Tobacco varions syls Of
ufactory. ~ w. WV" wy "''o' "tn
W. ~ HdEosd prfess wade IN the bVy ,,,.. ~
WINCH prdefs arr vending the product va,tou.
hroush TIE county are prepared for .pd vii, be mn,
nished on application. ~ W" " 'u'
Soosdcvered 10 vessel Or city NJ New yos ., nm
besrd ~ canal hoas or ~ Rail Read dpo, Troy re. Of
o. eaTtsee ~ fre Ire ght gnyNas,, pr,..a
Troy, ~ v. Ocioher no. 1876 ~ =.
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NOR SALE, 4 SMALL FiRU yE.p
I"E CIT1-rhe Subscriber for .a'e OAK KNOLL
Ia" country 'eut winch he reside. eosnnr yIl
anu siuaiei IN the iiento snu Al Ia
s'' "i tue ey IN excellent improving .i,bLour
Lob d'-ir-d long credit GB;aiued Dn,y
De mad 10 cih'r the subserheT, e. RREANT -,
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Hardwarr md saddIsry.
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS

's'eftd YET ships Virginia" AL 49,.
"on thsAni ant ~ varous . o u the SsA -
"a &c as h-hi Of for On and t-.te IIArd~.. ,ns
hy 20 ie' 'he attention " oVUsry Merchants ~ .s.,,
u'oI1 eha',ns a reasonable They ps.dr,
the Nors No ma ~ "rsSesAMy a
D1utIr gr..a.
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Law NOTICE.
NUTIl,E.

| oNloS II. LEIGH praciises Law in the
'u''s o' An-la N1'oway, IN Powliliau eounts. ,d
| dress nn at Amelia Cent Ho!.-. vr.init ,r.I-viy
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| JIM MUS llNsEED MI Tor ,ai~ by
4 IO A. a. WILDER, ~ Main sueet,
ln.aos u.tk A y,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-02-21
FITCMBURG RAILROAD.

TIME Subscribers will commence running a
IL Covered Wagon, with two horses, from
Brattlebboro TO Boston in connection with the
Fitchburg Railroad, on Tuesday, January It'll,
Is45,-leaving Il. G.. Lords Vermont House
every Tuesday at O'Clock, A. M.-passing
over the Winchester and Athol road; for
The purpose Of transactng any business, and
transporting any light Freight which the inhab-
itants Of BralteboTo and other towns through
which we pass, may entrust to our care.
The Subscribers having for many years been
doing business from Lunenburg, Mass, to Bos-
ton, hope, by strict attention, TO receive pat
ronage sufficient TO enable them 10 continue the
business until the inhabitants of Brattleboro
and vicinity shall have better communication
to Boston, over their Railroad.
Orders left at +. C.. Lords Vermont House,
or II. ID. Brackett's Jewellers Store, Brattle-
boro East Village; or at Cutler, Day & Cos,
No. India, corner of State street, Boston,
Mass, will be attended to.
REFERENCES :--ALvA CRocKER, ESQ.,,
President Fitchburg Railroad Corporation;
THOMAS WILEY, Esq, Treasurer Fitch
burg Railroad Corporation.
N. c. & j. o. w. DAY.
Brattleboro, Dec. 80, 1914. 10
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DALLYsS
Tobacco Mandatory.

TIME subscriber avails himself Of this method of
IL communicating TO the public that he has COM
menced the manufacture Of Fine Cut and Smoking
TOBACCO, CIGARS, and SNUFF, ut 2o3 Riv-
er street, next door to the Fulton Market, Troy,
N. Y. The following may at all times be found at
his Store and Factory;
The celebrated iancy Virginia,
Extra Chewing Tobacco,
Sweet Virginia, manufactured from the leaf,
American Smoking Tobacco
Spanish do do
Turkish do do
Choice brands of Cavendish and plug constantly
hand Otleys celebrated Virginia 'fives; W.
ats unrivalled 'thrty-twos; Bells do; Lyle a.
Davison's Honey Dew, l-2 h. Jumps.
sNUFFS.
Rose scented Ne. Maccoboy, American Gentle
man, Lundy Foot, French Rappee, and Irish Black
guard.
Cigar Cases, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, French,
German and American Pipes, of the latest style.
The subscriber is in receipt Of large and extern
siye assortment of Havana and Principe Cigars,
OF well known brands, as follows La Norma, Es-
parteros, Riondas, De La Bruce NJ. Renbon, La
Vuelto Bayern, Paneielas, Manila Cheroois, half
Spanish and American Cigars Of all kinds, which
are offered to dealers the most favorable terms.
The above articles are all warranted 10 be made
Of the finest quality of Leaf Tobacco, and by the
mnst experienced workmen.
will sell as cheap the cheapest, and better than
the best. Cigar leaf for sale as above.
JOHN DAILY.
S. c. ROACH, Agent, Bratileboro, VT. Pm 10
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FOR SALE.

IL A GRIST MILL, with two
&::nA N sets of Stones, one OF Burr
iI and one of Granite; two good
GS SzS Bolts and Smut-mills: it does a
first rate business, and has good run Of Gus
tom. ALSO, one half OF an undivided saw
Mill, under the same roof, smart as can be
found. All in good repair. 1t is situated on
the main road leading from Brattleboro TO Man
chester. Any one wishing to buy such prop
erty will do well to call and examine for them
If not sold before the first Wednesday OF
March next, il will then be sold at AUCTION,
at one O'Clock P. M. For further particulars
inquire Of the subscriber, on the premises.
ALSO, new and convenient House TO sell
or rent. HORACE BOND.
Winhal, Dec. so, 1914. sws20
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QUITTING AND MAKING

of Gentlemen's Clothing in all IFS varieties, in
the most perfect and fashionable manner; and
with all due Difference to his bretheren of the
Shears and the Thimble, he at once solicits
and de6es competition.
All Garments, the making of which shall be
entrusted to him, shall be thoroughly made in
the best and most fashionable style, and with
neatness and despatch
He can assure the fastidious, that garments
made by him have the true City touch, fl and
finish; and he can refer the doubling and en-
quiring, TO the best dressed young men in town,
for ample proof.
Few men are entirely unconscious how
greatly the ease, quiet, self-complacency and
true happiness Of the timer man. depend upon
the apparel in which the 'outer man is habited
and one of the cheapest and surest sources oil
enjoyment is, in having the mortal frame well
clad in fitting and finished garments Without
this, few men can feel Sufficiently at ease in
good society, especially in the society of ladies'
to fully develope their mental resources, or the
riches of their affections.
Clothing made at Harris, has the magic
power TO put the wearer entirely at his ease
II robs youth of its embarrassments, and diff
dence of its awkwardness.
Let those who doubt, call, examine, and
above all try, and their doubts will dissolve
like icicles at sunny noon.
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED TO FIT.
PRICES SHALLALSO FIT.
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Auction Notices, &c.
Administrators Sale.

WIFI be sold at public Auction, by order
w of the Probate Court for the District of
Marlboro, on SATURDAY the 9Th day of
MARCH next, at one O'Clock P. M, at the
late residence Of LEWIS HOLTON, late Of
Dummerston, deceased, all of the real estate
which the SAID Holton died siezed and possess
ed ofn said Dummerston, consisting Of about
one acre of Land, with good dwelling house,
pleasantly situated IN the middle of the town,
and is good location for most kinds of me-
chanical business. Also-three slips in the
Union Meeting Houee.
For further particulars inquire of the sub
scribers, near the premises.
ASA KNIGHT, ! ad,,,,
JOHN CLARK, Ao'n's'
Dummerston, Feb. 1, 1916. "a
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the paper he had received from the lawyer.
Stop minute cried he, 4 have got an
opinion. 1t is from famous lawyer, and
cost me three francs. This will settle the
matter Here, Tberese, come tell us what
it says; you can read all kinds Of writing,
even a lawyers.
Mrs Bernard took the paper and, with
some little difficulty, read these lines:
NEVER PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW WHAT
you CAN DO TODAY
That's H. cried Bernard, as if he had re-
ceiyed sudden light upon the subject. Make
haste with the wagon, the girls and the boys,
and let us get the hay in
His wife offered some more objections,
but Bernard declared that he was not going
TO pay three francs for an opinion, and then
not follow it so he set the example, and led
all hands to the field, and they did not re-
turn to the house until all the hay was in the
barn.
The event seemed to prove the sagacity OF
Demands movements, for the weather chan
ged in the night. A terrible storm came on,
and the next morning the streams had over
flowed their banks, and swept off every par
tc!e of new mown grass. The hay harvest
Of every other farmer in the neighborhood
was utterly destroyed. Bernard alone saved
his hay.
The first experiment gave him such con-
idence in the opinion of the lawyer, ever
after he adopted it as a rule of conduct, and
become, thanks to his order and diligence,
one of the richest farmers in the county,
He never forgot the service which M. de la
Germendae had rendered him, and he bro't
every year to that lawyer, a pair of good fat
chickens aud he was in the habit ofsaying
to his neighbors, when they were talking Of
the lawyers that next TO the commands of
God and the church, the most profitable thing
in the world was lawyers opinion.-PhiL
u. S. Gazette.
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FARM FOR SALE.

~ez6S HNHE subscribers offer for sale the
EMsss% IL Farm now occupied by Hun
i@sta d ! III tington May, and lying on the road
- leading from Putney 10 Fayetteville,
near the Town House, and only one mile from the
centre of business. Said Farm contains 90 acres of
good land, well watered and fenced, aud does not
contain rod of land that will not yield readily TO
the plough Attached to the premises is good
Orchard Of grated fruit inferior to none in the Vi
cinity. The House is two stories, 25 by 70 feet
The Barn is new, and the out buildings are in good
repair.
A liberal credit viii be given If desired. For fur
Their particulars enquire Of IL. May, on the premi-
SEES, or of +. r. Chandler
E. & S. MAY.
Putney, VT, Oct. PC, 1874. ITO
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CUTTING.

Mr.. HART has paid particular attention to
the science of CUTTING, and is prepared upon
the shortest notice TO cut every variety Of gar
menls, in manner that cannot fail TO give
entire satisfaction.
Most kinds of produce received in exchange
for work. Citizens from the neiehboring
towns, are particularly invited to call and be
satisfied of the truth of this advertisement
X. HART.
Brartleboro, January soth, ls45. 90
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NOTICE!!
Sale of Real Estate.

THE Subscriber, Administrator of the Es-
IL tate OF MOVES HARRIS, late of Rock
ingham, deceased having obtained an order of
the Probate Court within and for the District of
Westminster, to sell all the Real Estate Of
which the said deceased died, siezed, and pos
sessed, in this State, except the Widows dover
and including The reversion Of the same, hereby
gives notice that he will sell the same at public
vendue at the Store on the premises, now oc-
cupied by ID. F. Gushing, on the 9th day of
March next, unless the same shall be sold at
private sale previous to said time. Said real
Estate consists of Store IA feet long, % feet
wide, and two stories high-the lower part is
finished for Store, and the upper part for a
dwelling, which is now occupied for that pur-
pose-atiached to said Store is a Two story
shed, back Store and good garden.
Any one wishing TO engage in the Mercantile
business, will find il for their interest to ex-
anime said premises before locating elsewhere.
For further particulars enquire OF r. Earl,
Esq. at the premises, or the subscriber at
Williamsvle
GEO. w. GOODRICH, Administrator.
Campridgeport, VT Jan. 90, is45. 90
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Neaup Aaaoe GIothtna.

consisting of Over Goats. Dress and Frock
Goats, Vests and Pantaloons, which he offers
TO his friends and the public cheap for Cash.
These garments have been selected by himself
from the best Tailoring establishments, with
great care, and with strict reference TO the
quality Of material, style Of making, the latest
fashion, and the wants and taste Of this COM
munity. They were purchased for CASH, at
the lowest prices and will be sold at very
small advance No one can fail TO be pleased
with his garments and their price, and full
share of the public patronage is undoubtingy
expected.
He will also continue assduously TO devote
himself 10 the
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TRIMMINGS.

He has also just received from Boston very
choice and full stock of Trimmings, suited to
every variety of garment, which will be sup
piled to his customers upon the most reasona-
BILE terms, and which may be depended upon as
The very best Of their kind.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, IS.
In Probate Court, January sob, l645.
To the Hon the Probate Court for the District Of
Marlboro
MATILDA MORLEY, ADMINISTRATIVE upon
IvA the estate of MOSES MORLEY, late of
Nottingham, in said district, represents that the
debts of said deceased amount to S6lS,29
That the costs of settling said estate will
be about 5000
$66s,29
That the whole of the personal estate has been
signed Tor the support of the children under seven
years old, and TO the Widow; wherefore she prays
Tor license TO sell so much of the real estate of said
deceased as will raise the aforesaid sum and costs
Of sale. MATILDA MORLEY, Admir-.
January 30, 1916.
.Whereupon, il is ordered that said Adminisira-
trix notify all persons interested that this Court will
decide upon said application at a session thereof 10
be holden at Wilmington in said district, on the
last Thursday of February next, by publishing
copy of the record of said petition with this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at Bratleboro in said district pre-
vious TO said time of hearing
A true copy OF Record,
% Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Regr
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BRATTLEBORO TAILORING
and Ready Made Clothing
ESTABLISHMENT,
OVER THE POST OFFICE.

TVNHE subscriber, greatly encouraged by the
u very liberal patronage which he has re-
ceived from a discerning public, and deeply
anxious to deserve, secure and enlarge that pa
tronage, has added new feature to his estab-
lshment, which he is confident will make il the
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
He has Just returned from Boston with a
very choice selection of
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BOOK BINDING.

MIN0N THE subscriber, CRATE
E would give s0 notices Gee' t i"s0I hs
HASAA still continues in the BOOK
- - go BINDING business at the
Old Stand, No. 8, Brick Ro,c, where he is
ready to Re-bind all kinds of OLDB OOKS.
PAMPHLETS, PERIODICALS Sc, ali
of which will be done in a neat and durable
manner, and at the lowest prices.
All oruers by mail or otherwise promptly at
tended 10. G. H. SALISBURY
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MOUNT CESAR
SEMINARY,
& Swanzey Academy,

JTgHE SPRING TERM Of this Institution will
Il commence on Wednesday, the 9th day of
March next, to continue eleven weeks The In
stitution will be under the superintendance OF
Messrs. II. A. Pratt, and p. X. Kendall, Jr., as
sociate Principals. The French Department, will
be conducted by Miss Augusta Field, formerly
teacher in one Of the Public Schools in Boston-a
Lady of an accomplished Education, and who sus-
tains high reputation as a feachr also, MISS
Maria Field, of the same place. a natural, and fin
ished Musician, and experienced Teacher, - en-
ployed as lnstructress in Music. Mr. J. w Knight,
Teacher Of Penmanship. The reputation sustained
by the Principals, as thorough Scholars, and their
former standing, as Teachers, as also their Assistants
render the Trustees confident that the Institution
will be in able, and Efficient hands.
There is a new, and well selected apparatus con-
nected with The Institution, sufficiently extensive
TO illustrate the important principles OF Philosophy
Chemistry, and Astronomy-Al Electricity, and
Galvansm in connection with which, Lectures
will be delivered before the School. Instruction
will be given in Practical Surveying, Measurement
of Heiphfs and Distances, &c. The Classical Depart
ment, will receive prominent share Of attention,
and every .faeitity will be offered TO young men,
fitting for College to secure thorough preparatory
course In fine, no exertions will be spared by the
Teachers, to secure to the students thorough and
rand progress in the various branches pursued aim
ing all times, at ample Development, and cor
rect discipline OF the intellectual powers by Which
alone, the acquisition If knowledge IS rendered 81
practical utility. Retired from the hustle and din
OF The business world-distant from all that would
lead the youthful mind astray from the diligen'
pursuit Of knowledge, or the path Of viriue-here
the student may give himself up wholly, to the
spirit of Improvement, and prepare for future use
uness-and il is confidently hoped, that the public
will continue 10 extend that liberal share Of PATRON
age to this Institution, which 1t has thus far re-
ceiyed.
TUITION.
Common English Branches. $500
Higher $3.50
Latin, Greek or French, $500
Drawing or Painting extra, $i.00
Music on Piano and Organ, extra, 5000
Those wishing to take lessons in Music, will fnd
no better advantages than will be here presented
Board may be obtained in the Boarding Houses
which will now convene so or 90 Scholars, or il
good private families for 81 ,25 per week-Roon
rent and washing included. Also Rooms will b,
rented, fitted with good stoves TO those wishing L
board themselves.
For the Trustees, BENJAMIN PAGE
Swanzey, ~ H., Jan. 9th, ls45. 5w23
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STATE OF VERMONT.
MARLBORO, So.

In Probate Court, February 3, 1916.
EoMES Betsey Godfrey, execuirix of the last
~ Win and Testament of ASA GODFREY,
late of Nottingham in said district, deceased, and
files her administration account for examination and
allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered that the same be heard
and examined before this court at a session thereof
to be holden at Wilmington in said district, OH the
Execntrix notify all persons interested Of the time
and place of said hearing, by publishing a copy Of
the record of this order three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro in said
district, previous to said time of hearing.
true copy of Record.
"a. Attest ROYALI, TYLER. Ree'r.
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BrattleborO Academy

TINE Spring Term of this institution, will com
IL mence on Wednesday the 18th Of February
next, under the continued Superintendent of Mr.
GEORGE b. NEWTON.
Such assistance will be employed as the interest
of the school may require Besides the studies
usually taught in this Institution, instruction will
be given in the Italian and French languages, and
Music, for each of which there will be an addition
alcharge.
Application for board may be made to the Pre-
ceptor the Committee of the Board of Trustees.
LAFAYETTE CLARK, SEC.
Brutileboro, Jan. 20, 1916. %
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FUR TRIMMED CAPS.

A SMALL lot for sale very cheap for cash
IN by A. E. DWINELL.
Feb. a, ls45. "a
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school and schoOImastcr,

A MANUAL for the use of Teachers. for
IA sale at e. BRACKETS,
In Wheeler's Stone Building.
Brattcboro, Feb. 8, lS45. "a
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NOTICE.
FLOUR.

n lLOO lNs
II III. WHEELER, has Just received and offers
~. for sale, Superfne Flour delivered to any
family in this village) at cost in New York. with
the addition of 81 l2 cts. for freight, storage,
profits, dc. SC.
N. b. nimble nnePence is better than slow
quarter. January 90, 1545.
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MEDICINES
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RIC HARRISON * cos &c L Z ! 1 Z
AMERICAN PANACEA.

rTSurs ,fA,;. ,,or-.e. solely from vegetable nat
ter from atureration, and Sa-r'sc Zee ION al'E
ingredients detrimental bcalth. was discovered anog. one
80 since m an individual -oTev afflicted with CLCERA-
TED Sf,RnFITA ana who has been under the treatment
Of the most eminent pyssn5 II The tnl'es S''e 4o
eight ysa-s, WITHOUT ne eas; apparent Eo4 o. -. -
e- taxing the above named MEDICINE FOR re weeks vas
restored 70 perfect health TRat medicine has oee sl
with unprecedented Success. and h2s never isC n Any
instance ~ hen taken in accordance VIZ. reC''Uj ~ e.
.s ,--- cIrs " me following diseases - ET; SALi
RHET-A. SCROFULA. ELCERNItD -.l.OF l -. = Z
YER SORES. BRONCHITIS. KINGS ~ IL L!iis h-Lo
INFLAMMAToRY AND CHsoElT t-y nv ny
PILES. ERySIPELAS, BILES sCCknf. - CLE Z ~!
SORE EYES. BLnTCHES. PIMPLES on THE : AZ Z.
SCALD HEAD AND ALL CCTANEoIS pi>f;A,E e
or PAINS Or ULCFEs aEISIH' o KUN N II y.rRr
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy OF this medicine
has been TESTED in al the diseases aooTe enlneFasa arc
its effects ore truly astonishing Only Que a'e s'u'
TO be taken (by adult each norni- oe'ore eitlS
which usually produces tonic effect while On most cases.
IL also ac;s IS gentle cAtharc increasing e sPleu's
and general health OF the patient causing al uicea'eo
scres 10 DISCHARGE more urosely, and Prodcin an eH
tua Alternative o. the whole SYSTEM purifying and pToan-
cling perfect action OF :he blood
Persons while taking IL should refrain from the use 81 ell
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned i7i fo3 sae -
o.. ,;,.5 a. yyhoi.soie oi rHOS- o. TAisNAGE,
General Agent 20 Pne-sreet, opposite ihs custom house
Seyy-York and a. 10 Astor House: 20 oi3 AID ~ BROAD
way; corner Broadway and Ch2rnoe->-s;; No - sIel
No IA west-s Nos So and $50 BoySeT No ~ ni'0n-
ST 80 227 and 40 Hudson, and 80 Hammond street. CO..
Hudsop No 500 Grand No. ISL and u. Greenwich
street; No. ~ and - Che-Ty-st street, No $50 "aAef
No IS harine-street; Nos. 81 and AL Pea-stEeet No.
ia CaIsl-street. -,-
BROOKLYN J. w Smith, corner OF Fulton aud CFanoerTy-
streets and VIM Bagrove Snires Buildings corner IL
low and Allanc-trees and By ali The PRINCIPAL druggists
in the United States ~.
DR. V r. Lockrow No 81 Beaver-st. Clinton Buildings,
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany
T " Dvo.r 4 Son No l43 North >4crnd-st. General
wholesale Agent for Philadelphia; Bush a Hiilye..
G. COLBY, No. IS Pearl-s;. V. Y.
Instructions for taking the article and great nupoc1 OF
and testimonials MAY be seen and Obtained at
any Of the shove places. MA e"i my
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Shin y,ck,burg Berry 10 ds FIN Norleans sugar to Vim
Nelson April 18th. saw large bark with pai'ed ports,
ashore han mile the Eastward Of Samb"ro Key, hao
several wreckers alongside. apparently dscharging.
Brs Excel Smith, DIS TN savannah cotton TO siurces
Il Chairman.
Brig Rudolph Grooming. Ed'dge. ds I'm Key West SUI
gar Maitland. Left, brig Oneco. Smith, for Nfoik'
next day.
schr Amanda. Myrrick, Cathcar from Baltimore. mdse
TO m iseT.
schr American System. Nelson, from Folly Landingcorn
TO master. :.
schr Samuel payn,er, from Berlin. Del. corn to B n
Fox