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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-01-31

SHELTERING FOR STocK.-Liebeg asserts that
our clothing is merely an equivalent for certain
amount of food. In other words, if we keep
ourselves comfortable and warm, we cannot eat
so much, becaus the amount of heat to be sup
piled by the food is diminished These observ-
atoms are as applicable to domestic animals as
to ourselves, and they teach the farmer the neces-
sity of providing comfortable shelter for his stock.
1t has been proved by repeated experiments, that
animals during the winter season entirely expo
sed to the weather, do not thrive as well, nor
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Farmers Boys and Winter Evenings

Farmers Boys and Winter Evenings.
We copy the following good and timely sug-
gestions from the Farmers Cabinet
"AlI know that it is by little & little that the bird
builds her nest, and the bee her cell Industry
g. perseverance will accomplish in time, far more
than the unrehecting are apt to suspect. Farm
er'S boys, for instance, who could spend coup
lie of hours these long winter evenings in some
useful study, or in the reading of useful books
would accomplish in three or four MONTHS what
you'd surprise one who is accustomed to loiter-
ing away these quiet portions Of the day without
employment Sixty hours in the month saved
from evenings, which might otherwise have been
idly spent, would amount in the course Of long
winter, 40 as much time, and would enable Lao
to accomplish as much, as would several weeks
schooling. And the boy who will thus perseve.
ringly attend to his own improvement, may rely
upon it that his increased intelligence will not on
ly add to his responsibility but he will be all the
better fitted for the active and responsible dute:
of life, towards which he is often impatently
looking"
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Poetry.
Greeting TO Winter.


'You'Rn welcome, Old Winterr the richman cries
With bosom of proud content,
As round his carpeted halls his eyes
With meaning glance are sent;
For the fire burns bright, and the easements tall
Are curtained with drapery rare
The winds may howl and tho SHOWS may fall,
But what doth the rich man care?
you're welcome, Old Wnterr the gay lal cries
As he plunges into tho snow,
Or DER the ce-bound streaneI flies,
Like shaft from the twanging bow;
For garments warm are about his form,
And his sport is rich and rare
Old Winter may buster and rave and storm,
But what doth the urchn care?
"Oh! winter is dreary!" the poor man cries,
As he wends along the street,
While snow in his frost-nipped vissage flies
And benumbs his unshod feet.
sob Winter is drear!" but there's no one to hear
The plea of the poor and the old;
Straight goes on the crowd with christening ear
Who cares if the beggar is cold"
1" Alas, it is winter! and woe is men'
The widow exclaims, and clasps
The shivering orphans around her knee,
In wild and phrenzied grasp;
Through the frosted pane on the ife-thronged way
A laughing crowd she sees;
And meriIy jingle tie sleigh bells gay,
While the widow and the orphan freeze.
Aye, Winter is drear! Oh e rich meier smile
At my simple and homey muse,
Nor the tale of the poor mans woes reve,
Nor helping hand refuse;
For heaven has blest you with stores Of gold
And how should your thanks appear,
But by shielding the poor from hunger and cold,
And making their lives less drear
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HUMAN LIFE.-Hope writes the poetry of the
boy but memory that of man. Man looks forward
with smiles, but backward with signs. Such is the
wise providence Of God. The cup of life is sweet
est at the brim, the flavor is impaired we drink
deeper, and the dregs are made bitter that we may
not struggle W hen it is taken from our lips.
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Agents for the Freeman.


WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Waitsheld, 0 Skinner
Worcester; d Field
Warren, d Upham
Moretown, B Reed jr
ORANGE co.
Bradford, ] d Clark
Brook feld, D Kingsbury
E Brookfeld, S NJ Bigelow
Chelsea, II Hale
Corinth, Rev F @ Barrows
do ] Fellows
West FalrIee, G May
Newbury, Rev S Sias
Randolph, C Carpenter
E Randolph, N S Brooks
w Randolph, DR. Bradford
Straford, A Warner
Post Mills, l. Hinkley
w ToPsham, Rev S Leayit
Tunbridge, w B Scott
Vershire, b o Tyler
Orange, p l. Lord
CHITTENDEN co.
Burlington, ID Fish
Charlotte, C Grant
Do w S Baldwin
Huntington, DIR Work
Hinesburgh, A Beecher
Essex, Col S Page
Williston, w II French
Wesiford, T G Beach
Underhill, J $ Cilley
Jericho, l. S Barney
Richmond, Rev E ] Coming
ADDISON co.
N Ferrisburg, Rev c Prindl,
Vergennes, A Sprague
Bristol, II Needham
Middlebury, R l. Fuller
FRANKLIN CO.
Enosburgh, A Fuller
Fnosbugh Falls, Col Kendall
Montgomery, J Martin
ST Adams, l. Brainard
Bakersfield, C C Stone
L Berkshire, A c Comings
w Berkshire, DIR Burle son
Franklin, C FELTON,
E Swanton, A Green
Swanton, A NJ Clark
CALEDONIA CO.
Hardwick, w Wheatly
Lyndon, II Skinner
Peacham, ] Davis
Walden, S Farnsworth
So do L G Foster
Danyille, J West
st Johnsbury, Rev JP Ston
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I" IT'S q little thing

"''Tis little thing
To give cup of water, yet its draught
OF cool refreshment, drained by fever's lips,
May send shock ofpleasure to the soul
More exquisite than when nectarean juice
Renews the life of joy in happiest hours.
lis little thing to speak some common word
Ofcomfort which hath almost lost its use
Yet on the ear of him who thought to die
Unmouin'd, twill fall like choichest music"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-01-31

keep in as good condition, as those comfortably
housed, although they consume from % to 100
per cent the most food-AgricuHuraEst.
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TOYS at Wholesale or Retail,

Good goods and low prices at the Variety Store.
WATCHES and CLOCKS cleaned and repaired
in the best mannerl by ourselves or experienced
wolkmen.
Clocks and other goods packed to go safely any
distance. Diamond pointed Gold pens with silver
cases and Pencils, price $3.50. Thermometers,
81. We have Clocks lower than the prices ma
med, but the prices nnmed are for the best, made
IN the United States. We still sell the MORRl.
SON PILLS, made at the British College OF
Health, London, Wholesale and retail.
Burlington, JAN / 1845. /.
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN,
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
In Lyman's Building, Main st.,
MnNrpr11r LTD Nr

MUNIPELlER, VI
TERMs-$1 so in advance, or $500 after the ex-
pration of three months from the time of subscri-
bng
iETe Transportation Of papers will in no case
be paid by the publishers, without special agree
men tc the contrary.
% Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
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p5- There ave few finer sentiments and few
more beautifully expressed in the whole library of
poets than the following, from Talfourd's tragedy
of g Ion -
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ORLEANS CO.
ALBANY, Rev G Putnam
Barton, w Seaver
Coventry, J Hurd
ICraflsbury, Z Cook
Glover, Rev R Mason
Greensboro, G II Page
Holland, c Robinson
3Irasburgh, Rev N Clark
Lowell, J d Harding
Morgan, Rev D Packer
IN Troy, A J Rowell
LAMoILLE CO.
Cambridge, NJ Stafford
Eden, C Fisk, DR. Atwell
'Elmore, Dea Camp
}Hydepark, Z P Fitch
johnson, A w Caldwell
}Morristown, J West
Stow, B H Fuller, D Lothian.
|Waterville, II A Fisk
IWolcott, S Pennock
WINDSOR CO.
Bethel, P Warren
,Cavendish, Gen Fletcher
Chester, o Hutchinson
Rochester, Rev VIM Scales
lRoyalton, d Woodward,
Do B Hall
Sharon, p MetcaIf
Ludlow, F C Robbins
jBridgewateI, l. Raymond
,Stockbridge, J M Bennett
wv oodstock, Il Hutchinson
RUTLAND co.
Brandon, r V Marsh
Rutland, r r Thrall
SWaIlingford, d E Nicholson
'Poultney, w II Thompson
wINDHAM co.
Rockingham, Rev Mr. Barber
|Townshend, w R Skater
Wilmington, o L Skater
3WardsborO', DR. d Hyde
HammOnd's Mills, DR. Bill
lings
Jamaica, 7 Goodale .
Fayetteville, E Atwood
dover, P P Perry
Do Rev S Owen
{ BENNINGTON Coz
Manchester, d Roberts'ir
SNo Bennington, | Matteson
SALISBURY, l. Bottum
Factory Point, ] Landon
Dorset, S Paris
Nv Rupert, E NJ Sherman
Sandgale, Dea Hurd
Arlington, DR. Mickey
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BRINsMATD a BROTHERS,

WOULD inform the public that they have spent
w much time and used great care in selecting
their winter stock of goods which will be found
unusually extensive, attractive, good and cheap
We have added many new articles, never kept
before and will sell Them at the very lowest mar
ket prices. We keep Watches, Clocks aud jew
elrv Lanps, Candesticks, Looking Glasses, Doub-
lie and Single Bass Viols, TrOmbOnes, MelodIons
Accordions, and most kinds of Musical lnstru-
nlents, strings, aud Musical Merchandise, Brushes
and Combs, Pins, Needles, Hooks and Eyes,
Wooden, Iron, Pewter, Britannia, Silvered, Ger
man Silver, Plated, Bone, Pearl, and
Silver Spoons.
Our Silver Spoons, Gold Beads, and plain Rings
are made in our own shop at Burlington w.
We desire to sell goods at such prices as will IN
duce every person who wishes Goods III our line 10
call upon us or send to us, and customers can RE
LY upon obtaining justine article enqulred for ana
of such quality as recommended.
We are not in the habit of publishing prices,
but to shew our customers and others at distance
who cannot call to enquire and to convince mem
that by sending to US by the Teamsters and stage
Drivers and others that they can make saving IN
their purchases, we will name prices to few artl-
cIes, and would here say that all our goods are SOLD
lower than ever before, where we find It practical
BILE to reduce the price. We shall sell the best
Brass Clocks in the best finished D. u. Mahogany
Cases at SIS and warrant them for one year. Sill
YER Patent Lever Watches at S25 and $50 quar-
tier Watches $40 and $12-Lepne $l5 and $lo;
Ladies Gold Watches with 8 holds Jeweled, and
Gold Caps at $40 and $50. Gentemens heavy
Gold Levers $50 to $40. Gold Vest Chains s., 50
Fob Chains with Key and Seal 80 to $15. Ladle's
and Gents Gold Guard Chains from $9 and SIC
to higher priced ones. Gold Spectacles 49, Sill
yer Spectacles all patterns 80 with cases; some
even lower. Wooden Clocks $3.50 to 4doIiars
MeIodions 81 dollars. Bass Viols from IS to "
dollars, made at Concord N. H. Double Bass $50
Chemical Lamps for lighting Churches, stores &c
so so to SO, these lamps give the hest light of any
we have ever seen. Looking Glasses at much
lower prices than ever. Hooks and Eyes at cts.
per box or 25 cts pr. gross of pairs. All goods
! wIbe sold as low if not little lower than at any
other place; our aim will he to sell so that no one
can sell lower. No obligation to buy is incurred
by examining goods and prices.
10 those who will club together aud send for a
case of CLOCKS containing Six, further dis
count will be made.
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PedHars ANA Merchants

Supplied with Clocks, Looking Glasses, Pins
Needles, Soaps, Corset and Boot Laces, PLATED
and German Silver Spoons and Spectacles, and al
kinds pedars goods at New York prices Brit
tonnia Tea Pots at IS cts, large ones 81 Coffee
Pots II IN in DO
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Horses that have Ring bone, spawn, wnd-galls, &c.
are cured by Roofs Specfc and Foundcred Horses en-
tirely cured by Roofs Founder Ointment Mark this
all horsemen.
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Died.

On Tuesday, 7th inst LroNoRA, infant daughter Of
Thomas X. and Ann Amelia Clark
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from l5s Crosbv
street $500 - o'
At Louisville, on the 18th ult Dr. JAMES SPENCE of
Springfield Illinois.
AT Danvers, on Thursday morning, SYLVESTER Os.
BORN Esq aged g. Another of the worthless of Reyo.
autonary memory 10 thus numbered with the dead At
the early age Of Is, Major Osborn was found in the
front rank; 81 the defender. Of his counry rights and
Capt Foster to the battle field Of Lexington He was
the youngest of the hundred men that went from Dan
veIs on that all Of whom, excepting the venerable
roser at the age Of &c. and Levi Preston at the
age OF ", are now gone Through life Major Osborn
mas osen distinguished for energy and uprightness Of
loved and respected For many years he was one Of the
most active and influential citizens the town in which
ne was Dorm and always resided. For tho last twenty
years ne has carefully avoided mnglng with the crowd
ana hustle Of society preerrng the comforts Of his own
nome ana impartng joy by his presence all around
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In Brooklyn, on the 9TH inst by the Rev rheonb;,u.
Jones, Mr. LYMAN BRowN, to Miss MARY Ann lows
daughter of the late Mr.. Richard Jones' Bedford + r.
both of Brooklyn -
On Sunday. 9th inst. by the Rev. f. +. Hatfield Pr.
TER H. SAVAGE, to MARoAREr Ann eldest daughter ~
William Blair Esq all Of this CITY. N--eA'0i "
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A.C.TUTTLE, Auctionesr.
IMPORTANT ASSI0NEES' SALE Of Rosewood, Maho-
1 gsny , set W.ng. and OAK N.w Cabinet f. TURE.
o'clock by order Of Assgnees under the direction Of
T. Van Antw rp the No. AS Broadway the
entire stock Of extensive manufacturer, comprising
@tce usually kept Of this kind aud all Of
the richest fashionable and substantial styles
vorabls opportunity strangers and citizens 10 supply
themselves Catalogues ready and the articles
examined till the hour Of sale. os 2t'm
nUTGH BULsOUs ROOTS. At Arcrion.--A. LEVY
will sell on Thursday morning, az a o'clock at No 29s
ceiyed from the celebrated florists vaa Wsveen Son,
hilegom nss HARLEM. in Holland whose plants gave
universal satisfaction year. consisting OF variety
too numerous 70 detail Ladies invited TO attend
Also some fine plants. % 2rm
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell ON Wednesday evening, at o'clock, at
n No 2s3 Broadway valuable collection fO Paintings.
ancient and MODERN Of which the selection ofau
leaving the country. Now ready for examination OF arr
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'han ias and we do not anticipate for the remainder Of
the season shipments Of specie to any ext emit FOREIGN
Exchange continues high, but drawers will keep II Just
peiow specie point to prevent any very extensive sx
portstion Of the precious metals -
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BEETHOvEN'S MOUNT OF OLIVES AMI
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.

THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.
During the Week Of
THE AMERICAN MUSICAL CONTENTION
TJNHE SUBLIME ORATORIO of The Mount of Olives,
by the immortal Beethoven and The Seven Sleeper, by
DR. Lewee, will be performed at the TABERNACLE, on
Thursday Evening the Oct under the direction oil
Mr.. GEORGE LODER,
Commencing o'clock precisely and closing about TO-
The Chorus and Orchestra will be full and effective, and
the solo parts well sustained by resident talent.
Mr.. H. c. Tmm will preside at the Organ.
Tickets Fifty Cents each-may be obtained AZ the music
stores Of Firth Hall, No; franklin square; FIRTH H s
2o3 Broadway; Riley. 2s7 Broadway seh;5ienSe Gu
Nesbi Wall and Water and at the door oil the laoema
Gle on the evening Of the performance. ,,n
n = Rehearsal this Tuesday, evening az o'clock
NJ B-Subscrbes who desire their tickets or me ABOVE
day noon. 81. MEiooS' $50 Dio"""ay.
OF
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MUSIC

MUSIC.
LADY wishes to devote her time the instruction Of
young ladies the Piano. She teaches the Logeran
ystem which has been introduced yet this
Try has been greatly approved Of in Europe being the
shortest and easiest method of bringing the pupil
addressed K Y the Office Of this paper shall be attended
s2S Imkr
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NOTICE.
lHY9IQLQGY Or TIIE nRIT,I.r or, : rr,r -.

PHYSIOLOGY Or THE ORIGIN OF LIFE. &c.-Fir.t
United number Of gentle only by Dr. HoilicE Monday
ucsav Weda- :day, Oct s, 8-Embracing MANY novel
os~~eN " . Puuhc ausi-
Tickets for the ST. the nu mber il n;ted s;no
mi sion 30 cents, to Keep the attendance select -
Lyceum OF Natural History, opposite Nblos Broadway
IL uraed by IS full sized lifeke model. which Y,nu,slv
dss CT and exhibit the whole male and female
eie; he gradual f the new being from IL
MAJ germ SEAL perfectly nsare besides diagrams
Tbese models have never before
0ss h and exclaimed
and ask stions abo a. them Each scsnTs -,
nssi I y u me whole form connected course.
male diseases &C. ~-~' - AaN'e' o"iS, '" .
Admission Is cent
Gentlemen Of II e press are invited "a a,xrrc
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WANTED.
AMLIEs can Away, Be supplied with faithful competent
and well recommended help Of all capacities both for city
and country the well established Agency Office for domes
ties "a Grand street. the Bowery where
used to procure the best help. r. WATTS.
NBGood and faithful domestcs have excellent places
at this ONCE. SO lm+rc
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NOTICE.
ESsRs. CLARKE 4 sTEVAN

NJ ESsRs. CLARKE L sTEvAN solicit the patronage OF
III the public to thar Temperance nteesnce Once s3
Duane street. where they have Of the @ class
white and coloed Professionals aud Others Of all
Of good moral character Messrs Clarke return
one door west Of Broadway. SIS lm.r
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,.
Wednesday Evening, October sth,
POSITIVELY THE
LAST WEEK OF THE SERENADERS.
Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Admissiom Is Cents only
For particulars programme.
~ Doors open at 1X-Concert commence ats.
Boxes and secured daily the office, from 10 A. NJ till
PM
PROGRAMME.
PART 1.
CaIneaus Sulck step. t9 Bano
soag-Alabamas Sunny Shore. White
Qusrtete-When de Moon is on de Lake, Music
byS y Masseu j.. COMPANY
Song-The Old Jaw Bone Observation-Disclosures. Harrington
Co!orsd Fancy Ball, lifom Leonora Company
'0Hs-f''aS0ne 00''ef PART ii. - : sermon
Giee-Merry is the Minstrel Life Company
Song-The Dandy Broadway Swell Harrington
Song-I dreamt dwelt in Kitchen Halls Germon
Song-You1 III Remember Me. White
Gee-The Old virginny State. $3.50. Company
ea'fe'e- 0e oA' PART iii 80 company
ha ROAD ODer!ure.s .r un Dand
Song-Da idy JIM ...........'... .GsTT2n
SonK-Syntnc w
SSohg-TTnce oaorle! -; .on
Accordion and Bones. Stanwood and Pelham
f1naIe-Lucy Long .OomPAny
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NOTICE.
Mr. A. THEOBALD. lately arrived in the ship Veto
he desired Tor 70 Nassau whey,
he will hear Of something dyanageoasly. OIL ltvmre
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LECTURES ON LANGUAGE AND BELLIES

ON Wednesday the 9Th inst at7h o'clock M Professor
" Wright will deliver, before the Mercantile Library As
sociaon Clinton Hall the first Of series Of practical and
popular Lectures the of the English Language
its Idoms Style and Composition In these Lectures w IN
he will unfold prevalent but unsupected forms 81
pabe perfumes may be- and perhaps daily perpetrated
without liability detection unless by those conversant with
Prof W theory Tickets for the 50 each be had
the desk Of the Library At 2o Broadway Single tickets
Of the press invited and will show their cards Members
Of the "Mer. Lib As" Free ~ II consider Wrghts Eng
Gram the best and most philosophical work the English
language -Francis L. Hapks, %. ID.
B-Prvate instructions 70 Hudson o8 ltFrc
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NIBLOS GARDEN.
MR.. II. PLACIDE,
MRS. MO WATT AND MR.. CRISP
BENEFIT OF THE AUTHOR OF
THE NEW AMERICAN COMEDY.
"wednesday Evening, October sth,
The performances will with the Overture to La
Gazza Ladra.
To ne succeeded by the comedy of
CHANGE MAKES CHANGE
n
Mrs Lonheart... Mrs Hautonylle
An Of half hour between the Sd and 18th acts
Doom half and the Performance eommsnce
at o'clock.
o. Tickets Fifty Gents. 30
Private Boxes IS each.
eeent Police will always be in atteadaaee nsa
tain good order and keep all improper persons ont.
limited number OF Season Tickets will be dsposei Of
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GRAND ORATORIO OF DAVID.
above celebrated Oatorio the close Of the American
Musical Conv enon Friday evening 10th inst, at the Ia
bemacle under the direction Of Mr.. u. G. HILL.
Mr. EDWARD HODGES, Mus. Doc. will preside at the
Organ The principal solo will be sustained by the fol-
lowing distinguished vocalists -
MISS j. l.. NORTHALL,
MR.. FRAZER, ~
MISS WINDMULLER,
Messr. T. H. Nash r. Dunnng r. Andrews and D. B. Bell
The Of Shepherds Warriors, and Levites and male
and female attendants will be sustained by largely increased
mn mber vocal and instrumental performers and the
Oratoro will be performed with and effect unequaled
in this country. . .
Performance to commence at half past O'Clock.
Tickets each; for sale the principal Music Stores:
Saxon Miles Broadwsy Geo. f. Nesbitt corner OF wall
and Water streets j. d. Perkins, No. Wall street. u
Sparks No ISL Fulton and at the door OF the
Non-peorming members procure their tickets spp
NOW EXHIBITING, (for short time ony) at the Rooms
IN OF the National Academy Of Design OF Broadway
and Leonard De Kuypes celebrated statue I'm marble
en'i. soRTI + DU Balm, looming from the Bath.)
bv All who have seen the chef deurre OF modern
and which has owds Of admirers Europe has
been brought this great cost and risk and Is
confidently for the ms pecon oil the lovers OF this sub
lime and beautiful ant :. -. -
season Tickets 50 cents. $50
JEMP-iOo bales water rot very superior article
II saleby =, X. COLLINS co. 50 South q.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE

LEI OFF WAhDhOBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the full value for
~ all kinds osuperous effects they wish dispose osuch
as Ladies and Gentemen Wearing Apparel, Fire Arms Fur
niture, &c. Gentlemen leaving returning the city will
nd to their advantage send for the who pedg
es himself TO give fair price for all articles offered.
NB-Alin through the Post Office will be promptly
tended to. L. LEVENSTYN,
sill 1msrc Broadway mn tairS.
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MEXTCAN SCRIP FOR SIZE.
BOUT $4,000 In Mexican Scrip bearing per cent interest
per annum and taysbe in II quarterly nsaments for sale
BY the present holder who about remove to Europe
QhsIs ,sseved until the s'th October proAmo, addressed
Csptslists will find this profitable and secure investment
so6tfur " " -
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CASTLE GARDEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
S5rAdmlssion IS Cents.-Ea
ProMleton ......... =. Messrs Fench Heiser
"Wednesday Evening, October Sth,
The Entertainment will commence with
A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT
After which.
ntermssion of Half Hour Promenade Refresh
To conclude with the Burlesoue Opera OF
THE YIRGINIAN GIRL.
Lucy Long, alias Lucy Neal Madame Depo
Cynthia Sue. signor La Schreeuher Porgies
Aunt Debby. ..Signora Since you Darmetta
Jumbo Jun ............. Signor Trianglena
SPpIIuGGe fink .Signor tomatoes
Oio Dau 1Nch SlGhOr nc DIX APES
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden.
Doon open at halfpast o'clock Performance
mence O'Clock.