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FACTS REGARDING THE
5UG Ar COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PI L Is
ROD ron cT-tFDv-Jn r0yDc ,-DyrCIJc

| R{iEUMA IIS!H DYSPEPSIA. DYS-
ENTERY RE kERS WORMS
AND DLARRHE4.
ALSO-SURE CURE FOR / He PILES.
Testimonials.
| HAVING been attacked SONS months with hard
Ill Cough, weakness in my chest and loss ofappe
tite used Wrishis Indian Vegetable Pills but
grew worse, with cold sweats at mig could not
sleep and believed was in a consumption. pro :
cured box OF DIR Smiths Sugar Coated improved
Indnn Vegetable Pills which restored my health
within six days and believe them TO be the best
renidy 1 ever used.
GEORGE W. GRANGER.
Cambridge. Oct. 10, 1914.
Ihave been afflicted for some time with the Liver
complaint; having pain in my side, weakness in
back and stomach; and dyspepsia. have taken
oyer one dozen boxes Of Wrghts Indian Vc~-:.;,;,o
and Brandre!h's Pills, but confirmed to erow worso
and was so reducca mat despaired ofeyer gaining
re!l.v" then tried DIR Smiths Sugar coated I'm
second box, my pains and dyspepsia had disappear
ed My food now digests well, and am able to at
tend to my family duties. Several of my friends
have since taken the Pills for bad coughs and have
found great reefffom them.
MRS OTIs s. WHITNEY, 9 MyItIe st,
Boston, May 9, 1915.
have heen for four years afflicted with Scrofula
Leprosy and Deafness aud have been unable to OBJ :
tain any relief until procured six boxes of DIR
Smiths valuable Indian Vegetable Pills and in four
ry TO all my friends expectations. | took these
Pills for my scrofula, without any expectation of
/ relief JAMES r. CHoArH
Mt. Vernon, Kennebec Co, Me-,
April IL, 1915.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little girl, years old, has suffered all the
worst stages OF worms; and we have never found
an eH3ctual cure until atlminisered DR. Smith
Sugar Pills which little girl took without the
least reluctance i'll doses of two at q time and we
never witnessed such change in so short ii time
The Pills brought away mass of WORMS, and she
OF once improved. She is now in joyous health
We have also found the greatest benefit from their
use. JACOB CARLocK, 8 Stable ST. n Y.
~ We have many certificates oI cures il ca.es
of WORMS.
Also: They a:e warranted The best Cous',
remedy now in uSe-never falling to cure the
most obstinate Cough or Cold within 49 hours
The directions and treatment of the disease |
accompany every box Price 25 cents per box.
No Sugar Coated Pills" can be genuine with !
out the Signature of the sole inventor G BEN /
) AMIN SMITH, M. ID President Of the N Y |
College Of Health, upon every box. Office de-
voted exclusively TO the sale of this medicine No
179 GTeen,0ich Street New York, and No. ?
" oter 50, Get, Boston.
Agent for Brandon FOLNEY ROSS.
{1255a For sale in all The TIVGges and 1o,bns
IN Nctc EngiGRd States.
N, b. No travelling peddleis are allowed to
sell these Pills.
CAUTION. As miserable imitation has been
made, by the name Of "Sugar Coated Pills." il
5 necessary to be sure that Dr. G. Berj. Smiths
signature Is on every box 25:Iy
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vOICE OF FREED DOM.

DEATH OF CoMMoDuRE ELLIoT.-
The correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, writing from
Phladeldhia, says: "With deep regret !
announce the death Of the veteran hero.
Commodore Jesse d. EIlot, of the U. s.
Navy, in the GID year of his age, after a
painful illness OF several months. He d..
ed Dec. 10 h.
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Z. HOWE, Secretary.

TIE AMERICAN This is the tile Of
paper just established at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, the first number of which was re-
ceived last week. 1t is large sheet, is
got up in good taste, and the editorial quill
appears TO be moved by an experienced
hand. The leading principle advocated
is Native Americanlsm or, requiring a
long residence OF Foreigners before their
being admitted the right of suffrage. No
Editor or Publisher is named but the
price is IS cents per year, and the public
are informed that The paper has good
hackers
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Dec. 1s, l845.

9ustijts', under the most liberal applca.
ton of the law Of self.preserva ion, the
course that has been pursued to defea, The
Rutland road, utterly deny. TO any
advantage which is obtained for one great
public enterprise over another, by fair and
honorable means, no one has RICH, 10
object, because such and advantage is due
TO. as it is generally secured By, superior
activity, zeal, or talent But advantages
which are gained by misrepresentation
and intrigue are Of another complexion
They mol only inhict uumeriled injury
upon just and meritorious causebut they
are an abuse Of public confidence. To
illustrate what mean to say, / will here
STATE one OF the numerous means used 10
defeat the Rutland road. 1t is loudly and
nnhesilatingly asserted, in Boston and else.
where, by gentlemen interested in the
Central road, that the Rutland road is
impractieable-that IL can mol be built
without enormous and unwarran,abIe OK.
pcnse. AID when their attention is d.
reced to the profles and estimates of Mr.
Gilbert, which most utterly falsify these
assertions, the reply is, "There is not any
confidence 10 be placed in Mr. Gilbert's
survey /" And when they are thereupon
reminded that Mr. Gilbert publicly request.
ed in the Boston papers, that any dsinter-
es;ed and skillul engineer should be Sc
lecled 10 go over the route with him, to
verify, or overthrow, the accuracy Of bis
survey they are silent, bu, no, convinced
Their Object is TO ruin the Rutland road,
and this object would be defeated by
course which should establish the accura>
cy OF GiIbert's survey. Now this descrip-
lion Of opposition is extremely unwarrant
able, unjust, and unfair. 1, is unjust and
unfair to both private and public interes's
The Rutland road can be built for a less
sum per mile, it is materially shorter, has
fewer and much more favorable curves,
and presents in erery other respect, so far
as the ntcrcs,s Of its stockholders and of
Bosom, are concerned, far greater induces
ments to the investment Of capital in its
construction, than the Central. And ,his
will be found to b. precisely true for tha,
j, will be built | regard as beyond ques-
ton. is an enterprise too frm Y and
100 Substantially based on The interests and
wants OF grea, community ever to b.
surrendered or defeated. II would have
been abandoned, months ago, were it ao
for this very consideration. It's friends
and advocates may have been ouwired
and circumven,ed, they may have been
weak or injudicious, but they have relied,
md they still confidently rely, on its in.
,rinsic excellence and magnitude, and pa
,eniIy, but no, naclively, "bide their
time"
1ptopose next week 10 examine in some
detail The means that have been resoried 10
for the purpose o! "k;Ning the Rutland
road" An instructive lesson, either Of
earning or encouragement, is always to
he derived from careful examination OF
the processes by which great results are
achieved. II. r. r.
Dac TX lS1E
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s.w. REED & e ID. 11ENDEE,

S.W. REED g. L Ii. HENDEE,
AAT GUILD inform the Ladies and
Wv Gentlemen of Brandon & vicin-
iy that they have taken rooms, for few
days at Bartlett's Hotel, where they are
prepared TO furnih DAoUERREoTyPE
MINIATURES finished in the --latest I'm.
proceed Styles, by which they are render
ed perfectly distinct, and prepared to re-
sist the action of air and light without the
possibility Of being faded or changed.
Ladies and Gentlemen are Invited 10
call and examine specimens.
MINIATURES .aKen at all hours
of the day, without regard to weather
For the small sum of TWO Doll
LARS perfect likeness will be done up
10 handsome case
LOCKETS furnished at a low price
Brandon, Dec. l6, 1915.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Dec. 8.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.l

Atmarket, SIS beef cattle. $50 stores, 1890
sheep. 500 Swine.
Prices-Beef cattle-Extra IS 90; first quality
S4 rs; second quality, SS4 90 81 PSI tn;"i
So rs So rs.
Barreiimg Cattle-Mess IS 25; No. l, Sc IS.
Stores-Yearings IS a S7-two year old 81 a
$tl4 three year old $l5 1924.
Sheep-Lots at 81 to 81 l2k.
S,oine-Lots to peddle 81 for sows, and 44c.
for barrows Al retail from 81 to 81.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18

What going to have two routes re.
surveyed after the contract is closed for
building one road ? and a going to con.
meet with the Concord road at the mouth
of White River, and with the Cheshire
and Fitchbufg line Too Well, ali we
have to say, is, we think in year or
two you will get your position SO defined
that those who have been duped by you ,
will understand your Whereabouts Put
ahead hen and show your true col6rs.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18
for Commissioners r,p'rled The names Of
GUSTAFUS Il. AUSTIN,
GEORGE ". HARMON,
EDWARD +. HODGES.

The report being accepted, the gentle
men named were unanimously recom>
mended TO the ffeemen of the County as
candidates for the Office of Commissioners
10 be elected on The first day OF January,
1896.
1t was ordered that the proceedings Of
this meeting be published by thesecretary,
when the convention adj. without day.
JAMES ADAMS, President.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD. A
second assessment has been ordered. See
advertisement. The resurveys of the
Gulf and Mortified routes are progress
ing under the direction of the Chief En-.
gneer.-V VI. Watchman, Dec. I'm.
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Us The contractors are at work on
the Northern Railroad, from Concord n
II. 10 point in Lebanon opposite the
mouth Of White W. Watchman,
Dec lin.
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CAPS.

a very large assortment OF Fur trim
IA med AID Plush CAPS for men and
boys for sale low by W. & BLISS.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18

VERMONT LIT. AND Sci INSTITUTION.
The Catalogue shows that the number
of students ia this institution is Is.
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UNlvrRs!TY OF VERMONT. A Gaia
ogue of This Institution has been forward
ed bv some friend unknown. Whoever
it may be will accept my thanks. The
summary Of students is as follows:
Freshmen, 28;- Sophomore. 49,
Juniors, 23;-Ssniors, % Total, Il2.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18

PRAIRIE MESSENGER. This weeks
y publication has jus, been started at 81.
Charles, Kane Co. III. D. NJ. Kelsey
and Ansel Smith, Editors and Proprietors.
This shee! seems designed as family pa
per 10 be devoted 10 the curren: news of
the day; advocating improvement in NOR,
ais; but claiming neutrality in religious
and political sectariansm. The first No.
appears well, and as The senior editor is
from this town, and friend of mine, |
trust an exchange will be continued.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18

HAMILTON IN. " INSTITUTION
The "Readiug Room Association" ofthe
Hamilton Literary and Theological In
stitution will please accept my thanks for
Catalogue of the Officers and Students
OF tina, Seminary, for 1856. The fol-
lowing is the number of students in the
different dpnartmpotS
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~ Thanks 10 Hon. Solomon Foot for
copy of the Presidents Message in
pamphle: form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

GsaIs.-Soehfny tolns IN wnes:- Corn e steady 4.
lsc We r,-sce sses $3.50 bushels southern a h
rae, sst 1850 90 - 80 oeai$ s ioi LonE Island 90
al so ce1;s Rye Is 7oc. trlTeFet- noaey. Oats. SIC
for Northern sales co bi,e= Scuhe-u Prime !.
$500 bushels r7ro--ovet sa-!ey AZ J. cents
PROVISIONS were sizes noou; 100 b5is Old
Prime ua. a, 60 IS .ad part private terms OH Ness
Is u IS new 10 IS siI and 10 IS So, ncisai. Eeet
very ar with fair sales Sales $50 b5is Beef Hams st
sle So
HEMP-A parcel Of go bales dsw-so,tet American,
prime, sold q: $50 Pc. ION
GRoCERIE-For three days.-The market for Cotrss
e rrn With fair demand from the trade ard prices s-e
maintained The sales i-ciude 1850 h.s- Bran
cefts 1880 Suatrz 8, AZ; 900 java 49, $40 green DO
:; son pe~ crop Ii Cara 4 . ard 200 Narseai'o
mos There coat.nscs goct demand from the trade
and SPECTATORS o- SC-srs, and TIE marker rer I'm,
without: charge IN p-ces The saies tnc'nte 1850 hhis
Sew-oresas AZ 81 7:e $50 Porte Ktco ~ $: 50 :;
C-otx 81 ami $50 boxes brown Havana :; g ms
The rarke; for Molssses firm and the demand steady
vet there Is rather his than last week and
prices Of NeoEieans In barrels are shade lower Sales
have been made Of cargo OF NatanZas aoa-. Two Of Ca-
denas In from second hands. in 81 ass hhd 81 tc
and l55 b5ls, go hhts hew crop Trinidad Cuba 10 arrive
coastEvise, Tor refining all private terms: 5o hAds
Porto Rico 81 for inferior and 35 35 good 80
New Orleans and Nev-Therta s. So lrO0 bbls New
Orleans 81 rs; $50 hhds Cardenas in lots 81 AID IS
old crop 10 3oi. al NOS.
OILS-Amsrican City made LiIseed n fair request and
steady 81 &c, cash Ph.aisl lila Is offered fr less
bael Eneh broush: IS cents cash 5000 gallons Lard
Oh So, cash. ard 20, rnos 10 bos Bank SIS 80, cash:
and ca.k Olive, IN lots wanted, Gle Crude Sperm
Is held arrny, and understand for tie $50:
offer OF Gee IS refused
METALS-we hear OF slIes OF 4oc tons English
common Par Iron 81 81, months; and 80 soas
Ga-tshsFre Pig. part So: cash. The market Isverr
fm, and prices well sustained. The market for Missouri
Id Is rattle. heavy. and sales have been made AZ lower
prices The Include 1900 pi Cor export,
So s7i; 1000 d. 20 arrive So csh, and fTac
ton less. The market for one-hrd Tn ra:es IS very
firm. with sales in lots from store at SO 30. cash.
o,oFT- -.f-y W. 2
has been sold at 2ac, cash.
UIDEs-we have oulr 20 notice sales q 2I0O Try ard
zoo dry sailed statancsas 1850 Buenos Ayrcs -.
private terms. and 6O1 DIV southern g lOc. cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07
DIED.

On Sunday afternoon, ALEXANDER. son Of \. Wheel
or, aged one year and one month.
Sih, John II. Sabin. OF Providence X l.
4,h Mrs Ca:harine FEtey, 81; Mrs Mary farse!s' Us
Mary Il. Core; S.
81, William \. Briggs. 81.
At oswcsc. 18th uli Lyman Damouih,2i
~ wa;crvc:, Sarah ). Saunders, 1.
~ Poushkeepsie, ls Henry L. Allen. IS ?oih uii Iii
ram BUili, -.
At weihcrsiold Conn., 97,h ult, Mrs. Sarah l. Siillnan
Of Troy, y. Y, 81.
A, Littie KOcS ARK 10Th ult. JULIET censor. Hon. A
II. Sewer, 5. Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07
GENUINE REAR,s on.

~ riiny, the celebrated naturalist Speaking OF eeaTs n
forms that their ot used Cleopatra the uost mum
tive substance which coad BE applied her magnificent har
Science hs the modsrns compound for this purpose
equal the provisions afforded BY Nstnre u the sEs.e q
Inc bear It's effects especially the form OF O are ir;y
wonderful The oSpillaEl loois strengthened The bulbs
ar nouhed: and the young hair Increases quantity
Fyen S1ld spots become fertile pndr Influence II the
on i've rot been totally annleted: and this srrly the
excert Al an alganced la fact; the G<piar Bears
OH m uaques,onasly the best Frsralasor 10. The Hair that
rbs S,rs OIL highly psrfuHcd and Purified for the pur
pose OF the Toilet by \. B, SANDS Co Chemists and
27S Srs,s ChaMbers Sold also p
Fu!loa = Broadway ff'er - cents large bot
ties y een.s small. MD Inns
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CITY INTELLIGE n c E.
SATURDAY
Circuit Court.

The testimony on both sides in the Of Polly Bodin.,
with tnaing reservation. was concluded Saturday
evening" and the summing W viii this morning.
Court having adjourned the early hour of9 o'clock
Two Counsel are to sum up each side Messrs. De witt
Graham on behaof;he prisoner and Messr ark and
Whiting FOR prosecution. The summing up will DC con
menced by Mr. De Witt and closed by Mr.. Whiting Judge
Ednonds stated that lie had despatched Mr.. Halet, the
Clerk to Albany, for the passage Of law permitting the
cause proceed Election Day, that the ria n the
even, such law being passe will be concluded o-mor
row. Yesterday the third sunday in which the jury
have been enpanelet in The and KEEP: together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07
ROMAN EYE BALSAM.

'Tur llcirI or Bops Is TIE Eis-W y a
sm,y must he for these who have weak eyes 20 1--WE N
,ea i twilight, They cannot read pea>an; books or
wi pie1sani letters her friends or eroy the rSsas
5 holiday sl;ir ,hty condemned 10 constant soon'
Ne, seessap however Science has IT0sassd Ani e sSn
ocue Of the pGtieas who have been cured BY It's
could k rad sitting If 1s ey5lla' are
or the vyrhalls boodsho matter hat the cause n has
becnla>i cali a, the s,cr Of A!esSs sands 70 IN
way aud they will furnish with ajSI Of The oAA oi ~
Cents with printed directions for Pers'ee II LOG az
pIcaton for shor, time. fen ell succeed,
Prepared and sold by y +. SANDS CO. chemists ena
DrussS 27S Broadway Chambers 81 Sed asS az -
Fulton st. and = East Broadway. MP 4nis
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MARRlED:

At roughkeepse. I'd Nielsen Merrill TO Sarah L Willard ;
LIST lacs Biss,-d TO Parnclia White James II. DoranI
10 Jane \, Cozine, OF New-Tork.
At Catskl cath nit. Francis Jackson 10 Sarah W. Van
Loan; .2d Dr. j. H. \. Graham 10 Esther ThoTp.
Al Elyria. Ohio 10Th u; Jno. W. Hill 10 Folly Ann
Heath. OF Madison Co. " y.
At philadelphia ID Joseph Il. Massey 10 Sally Ann Cope
Ellston Perot 70 Caroline Il. Corhit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

q QrIx,r sOm THrO,r CAN ne healed IN
ies hour. by MeALLisrER's ALLHEAiiNc oISrMENr Lay
thick upoa the neck and will the pores penetrate 10
the Accommodating and out the sa'tsc-
Every discus that expelled from internal
locality and has drive from the system without taking
PARTICLE Of medicine the stomach All and bruises
dwellings, poisous 5 nas needles bites sal, reu, skin
diseases OF the lungs liver The ve dis
charge OF all putrid matter and III. difficulty
Sold the Grand Depot los ScusstFe~ and by the chief
drusss;. of tbs city. S'S
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FOR SALE.

s1sh TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF WOOD LAMP
e*$E FOR SAIE-ln the town Oi Minerva, EarI Gn. N.
-ss. Y For 'urhe particulars inquire Of II MORSE, ii2
Snh-tee, ist Avenue. betwse7 md a. NJ and u
Up. ". 40 Ml.-
- Lots on itrH.rHEtr FOR sALE-ruo lots
fe 25sIGO situated The southey side Of 18th
Broadway and University place Apply
AZ isrf ~ NUKDOrR. LEAVI1 T g. 90 n WestM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

HrSRy's CHINESE SHAVING CnEAM.-Nen are ever ieauy
cons their interest when they Know Whc. II
There are several millions OF boards in these United States
How many of them haye felt the genial Influence oil hENF
CHIMES. SHAVING CRlAM, Alas not one IN ten Andye'
the thousands who have used il, declare 1t TO be the most
Charming compound presented TO the sha'ihs puo'
Gentlemen exhor aud entrea' yo" IN tmS As III
., ,rs,t vonr best interests We tell you honestly
that so.laher IN the world b. compared TO that pro-
dueed by HgSRYs SHAVING CREAM. 1t Is likewise more
economical upon the whole and who takes Us excel
lence into considerations will in the practice OF
the tonSoral art.
Prepared and sold by a. b. SANDS Go. ohm'S q p'"s
, ga Rrondyry corner Chambers Sold also NJ, ~
Fulton street, and u East Broadway. Price 50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

Arr a, Richmond April s. schrs Braincra, Manchester,
Lubec Rogers Boston. Sailed, schr Samuel Stoddard,
Boston.
Arr at New Orleans. April 90. steamship New York.
Wright 80 hours Galveston; ships Caledonia Brander
Ocean IL Us Lvcrpoo John Intur;i stark. - days
I'M NNork; barks Pursuit (Br) Spence. "a I'm Liverpool
Barring ton, Martini DIS I'm MatanZ4s brgs GanScs VIII
son. Is is I'm Boston; Calcutta, fowlc % Us i'm New
buryport. era, ships Mountaineer ODD BoSart Liver
poo Henrietta Mary, Brown Liverpool brig Mississippi,
harden, Marseies schr C;recian. Long, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

rIOtfg AND MEAL-There was quite Inoderaie &c.
-,apd TODAY ana We continue 20 Gu &c The marker w y
e. 5 f GOOD hrnas Genesee and Ohio lew los nave
So. ,s az cents OF snd in objectionable oioef q,
So We note ssles 500 h5ls Newosieans good u and
50 - ont Of store In southern the sales A,e IenL -
narc, steady \: 81 - sales 90 hhes BrahdySine neSl
nj SlI IS.
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Court Calendar-Tnl, Day.

coxxox PLrAs-Nos rs, 10, 81. IL, To- "a, or, g, 90
So. S. 62,7S.
surEMoa corar.-The April Term commences to-day,
bu, there WILDE Day Calender Ill "Wednesday when
the Nos viii be ! TO IS Inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

raj he-d Of hair TIA. sk-cs aid eonnotss-urs have
rcaac-d ,h= perfect and iRTeEtlon ct te
s. The great e,lvnue mss Eovv' and n=ique wig
beng mad without SEWING ws.y E which eansS ~
F-raaers closely resemble M H-t11 .,I beth IN lisni
hing beautiful 80 posoa nd 50 Tee ;st IN all Of
orspr.tioa ev.noarisn Is uGrft AMI ie great evils Of
orr wigs svoitei he .;ic and eoGnoiseu
iik i=riIsd asPe this Hoyei sna 5liotia Wiz end The
Barr Iis br.asy corner OF Liberty up
MI
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BOARD.

lGAItD eirnrits. -lthrr Iurgished or ualun-
ID Isl. suitable families and hs- gr0,lrmen. 70 let.
with bood, BondStT-e No removal on the mrs; OF
D.At,D WANTED Tor = Irentietuau and hts " lie m
- family the lower part of The y, where there TT but
-,s other bc,rdes address BChwai;e, with terms aud
n,ne II m, lower Post OIjce aftfy
DUARpI<G-.,iew seItt-l persons can be accommodated
ID 5oa:d and Gbie " it bedroom. mud clos
81 ad lining on the ID and ID uO II house No 81 Chambers
street few doors oi Btorway The rooms are iarg.
u airy and the house well supplied with CrOtcn water
and bathing room to which boariefs will have with
out estra chlr-e Reference. given aud required Arpy
- Charahers ~ >tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

Ship Troy Hils from Liverpool, March 9th, mds: to
Macy & Sou. 10 stccrage passengers.
Ship Jefferson Mason, 20 days from Newcastle, Eng
ndse 10 Hamilton Murray and Others Tie J. has Aperi
enced very severe passage-lost sails rigging. buwaTkl
Sc thrown her beams in severe gale shifted
her cargo which caused her 10 remain In that situation y
hours has been - days this side tho Grand Banks 2sh
u. lat 40 49, IS 45 spoke Br bark Mary Ann, of and
from Geenock Boston, who kindly supplied her with
provisions.
Bark Mallory, Brown II days from New Orleans, sugar
and molasScs 10 Ncsmith s Walsh.
L;rs Vim II Talnan, Matthew'S Is I'm Charleston, cot
ton, TO X Hall.
Brig PeGcmon,c Blalsdeil Is days from Tobasco, log
wood 20 Patrullo Lett brig Cashier, discharging, the
oaly American.
Brig Lovcland, 50 hours from Providence, ri, bound
10 Richmond. Put in Tor ahabOr.
Br brig Corsair Sanford. 20 days from Newcastle Eng
coal, 10 a Gillespie.
Schr Eagle Dyer. days from Baracoa, fruit TO Aymhr
& Co Lett an American schr for NYork, in 10 days
not rccolcccd st Inst Edward Pratt seaman Of flad.
fell from the jlb- boom overheard and was lest.