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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-06-12
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
So EtS s: IL D
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord 10 Boston,

Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad,
follows;
Leave Bostonat7A. NJ. II A. NJ, and l-2 PM
Leave Concord at ga A. NJ, ll:2OA. NJ, and III
7. NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run asloows, viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell Mt $40 A.M., l2;5 p. NJ, md 6:4O PM
Nashua at $50 A.. NJ, l2i5 r. NJ, und 7;2O p. NJ.
Manchester 9:35 A. NJ, l30 r. NJ, aud e:5 pm.
or Immediately on the arrival OF the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Manchester l-2 AM, 1873 r. NJ, md r. N.
Nashua at l-2 A. NJ, l:l5 =. NJ. and 5r NJ.
Lowell at 7;l5 4. NJ, r. M.and l-2 p Nj,
or Immediately the arrival of the from Concord
The second lrainirOm Concord arrives Boston in
son for Passengers take the Oclocktraln to New York
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road, that Passengers may pass betwy Concord lla.
vcrhill, Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily
STAGES Immediately on the arrival Of the first train ut
Concord leave by various routes for llOpkniOn Newport
ClHremont aud Windsor; for Lebanon md lunoyerPlym
oulh and llrerlill; Canaan and Ortor Meredith Bridge
Centre IlHrhOr and the White Mountains. On the sec
Oni ny from Boston, Stages reach ROyultOn, Middcbury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and St
slctd connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numer.
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Raul Road
run to the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the Canalns.
Stages ran daily from franklin and Sandhornton to the
II ii O'Clock train, returning after the arrival OF the
ond train from Boston.
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA-
PARILI,i.

me wonderful effects Of This medicine upon the blood
are wei known to the world. In diseases arising from
Inc too Tree use OF mercury il is said effect speedy
cuFt to get This medicine the only safety This
medicine has effected great cures, and what il hns once
dOue can do aenn, and by its the world will be re
eved OF vast amount Of suffering The bottles are of
tne Sale SIZE Of e dollar bottles Retail Price so cfs
Pamphlets containing full account oihe above medi
cine to he had gratis at
2l5-eoply. DIR JAIJEN'S
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NEIVGOODS!

EUST RECEIVED, new assortment of Goods; such
~ usi usually kept in Country SIcre, and the variety
numerous to men:ion--lmong which are good Sc
Election of Domestic and English Goods; great variety
Hard Ware and Cutlery, W. l. Goods and Groceries Of all
kuds, Paints Oils, &c. &C., Which will be sold cheap
can he found at any store in the vicinity.
Wanted good Butter, Cheese, Tow Cloth &c.
ByA, sTEARNs.
MAJ 90 Ifi5 f
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Nh. DOWNS' PROFITABLE BaLS.qN-
IC ELIXIR.
TllE great Northern remedy for CONSUMPTION and all
L other diseases OF the LUNGS. The unnarnlIcd sale
ana success OF which is well known. 1t is therefore I'M
necessary to publish long lusOme Northumberland.
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can be had oithe following agents and othem only in
the neiehhOrhoOd,
s.. ALLEN, Woodstock. Oliver Bailey South Wood
stock. Chs. Tinkham. Quehcee Village. f. Z. Nevins
Co. Royaon, &c. Brooks, Hartford 2l9ly.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A PLEASANTLY located and well watcIed FARM.
IA containing 25 acres, Quechee River. in Hartford
VI, five miles below the Village of WOOsock is now
offered for sale the whole, divided into small farms e
suit purchasers, with pleasant building spots and
lent woodlands. This is one Of the hest farms in the
country, having theron, three good dwelling houses,
large delightfully."- situated two story house with cOnvCn
lent outlouscs, and water from failing spring con.
vey ed in lead pipes to thehouSe and barnsthc meadows
upon the river are large and Of excellent quality,
orchard with choice fruit, brick yard and clay
superior quality from which Il country around suppl
ed with first rate brCk-nn extensive growth Of valuable
timber and one Of the hest sugar lois in the State
Water power Gun be bal To almost any extent with n
rilng exnensc, either from the brook running through
The Farm, or from the river. first rate farm OF 800
could he taken from the centre and leave the mander
for another valuable farm, it might be divided into
ry small IONS each well accommodated with wood
and water, and pleasantly situated good ron1 where
the stage frequently passes 1t will be sold very cheap
the first opportunity and possession given Immediately
TERMS = Part of the money in advance or within one
year, and the remainder at annual intrrcs unmimt
ell time. JAMES ITDALL.
REFERENCEs-Ethan Burnnp Esq, Lowell; Nathaniel
Hall, Boston, corner Chestnut md Warner streeis-Wy
bs l.vmnn Esq, burlington, W.T.; Daniel Marsh. West
Cambridge, Ms: Ethan Cushing Danvers Mass 2j6.Gm
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SUPERIOR CLARIFIED GROUND
SaLT!

MANUFACTURED by BiRDWELL, DAMON, & ca.
wi South IIadey Falls, Mass, This article is manu-.
ncred from pure clarified Coarse Salt and for cooking
table use. butter, cheese &C., is superior any kind OF
salt now in use.
The article of Ground Salt has been manufactured by lis
for some years past, hut have succeeded until
recently in the manufacture of Perfect article. We
now offer to the public article superiorto any kind of
Salt nown use, in point Of weight, strength, md flavor.
Every family in the State should be supplied with II,
The above salt for sale by CHS DANA, JR.
Woodstock, ApriI 10
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A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU-
GAR COATED PILLS,


MDL4N VEGETABLE PILLS.
DR. SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated Pills are found
hS superior toa other medicines ever discovered for
mPurli Of the blood because they only cIenst tho
stomach aHd bowels from ull Bilious Iiumors. hut also
promote proper and natural discharge from the unes,
skin and kidneys. Thus by single operation of this
wonderful purgave medicine, the natural outlets Of the
system ARE opened, aud all morbid and corrupt humors
the cause of disease eXpelledn so easy that
the body is restored to health as ifby magic.
DR. Smith Sugar Coated. ar improved Indian Vceea-
PIE PllIS aid improve DIGESTION cure Headache and
Dizziness Fevers, ScrolulH Cancers Gravel Iniiamaons
hheumaIlsn Pain in the head side, back and stomach;
Dla"rhOvn Dyscntcry und Cole. Papitatiou of the
iiear Loss Of Appetite and lownecs of SPIRITS Worms;
B!l0us compainls-Ohsruclion md Other complaiets
incidents TO women, in when the! have the most naJry
effects. i''
For worms the pills are infaible-manv children IN
New YORK nave been spared their parents BY the time.
~ use OF these mild and e0caCious Pills.
This is the mos, pleasant and cflcacious medicine in
te world ana being free from the usual taste OF medicine
doGs mol produce nausea or disgust.
Price % cents per Box.
q. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD.
president of the New York Culege of Health is money
Box.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WI Q l. {. S ALE HOUSES.

q = Vt Is = - ~N,a
ElNG provided with full stocks Of Goods inou. rcspc'
~ live drpann' MS, the undersigned Merchants Manu-
HGtururs, and Wholesale Dealers Of the Cily OF New
york Respectfully invite the attention Of Country Mer-
chants to an examination OF their several assortment
lhcy trust that their prices and terms will prove salts
factor! as they are determnedtO meet the reasonable
expectation o. purchasers, and with view to coInmmi-
cate directly with lou have embrace ed the facilities of The
Newspaper Press Of yuUr district To unite in an invita-
ton 10 Won 70 CLll M nnr lshlunrls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

THROWING ..-WiFE INTO a WEIL~-On the even.
Ing Of Wednesday. the 5th Mr.. Lorcnzo Patrick Of
Genoa, WHO. BY the has always been considered
very good kind Of man, and known las
she dec,ares) to word 10 his we DO
disobSrg thng-aftar having assisted hei IN getting their
children asleep. into the wood house, his
went, 10 bring In armul OF wood. While ou. however
he called TO his wife into the wood house hen
had so into the we aud he wished her assistance in get
ting t out Ater making little effort. by lowering
the bucket In the hope that the fowl would thus beinduc
TO cling 20 The bucket he called her 70 hat
she could do She accordingly took hold OF the he ut
the time standing by the wind,ass--and while she
leaning the curb he without uering word caught
her by the feet and plunged her head rst into Tie
weiwhch is not far from 25 feet deep the coming
up within some fee; OF the platform When she into
the water she did not let OF the rope down the
length oi II and then up the rope got Of
water win her feet upon the sonc and screamed help
The monster then got light. (the which they had
having been put oat when she went into the well and
next took board and undertook Jam her down Into
the water. She sald Lorenzo Gods sskc don't u.ur-
der - and he replied, I won't" He then 20, over into
the curb and let himself down 10 pu, his feet on her
legs and tried to push her feet stone ON which they
were placed Now she cleocbed fast hold his
and By this help raised herself that got hold OF the
curb At this time he got O. the WELL and taking
bus knife cut or the rope which he supposed she was sti
holding On as he says he never saw heE ont OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

ItfIEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-Thc subscriber respect-
Oiuly informs his friends and the public, that he con-
stanty keeps hand. at his Cheap HouseFurnsh shiIlg
Store choice assortment; Table and Tea Knives from
Sd 81 80 per set, and Ca.yers and Stecs 20 match
and fine Of Pocket and Pen Knives. Aise
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons and
good assortment of Britannia Ware such Coffee and
Tea Pots, Lamps OF various patterns and Sizes &c &c-
Alo Tin ard Japanne Ware and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities. also, Hardware and HollowwaTe
such as Pots Kettles, etc Sadrons. Brass Kettles, etc
Carpenters Tools, cheap and Of the best quality such as
Planes Saws Chsels etc. Nails Locks. Carpet Iack etc
etc excellent variety also of Woodward and RasSeis,
such as Tubs Pals boards Clothes Horses Wooden
Bowls aud Choppng Trays, Broons Cradles Basket Chairs,
French Travelling Baskets, etc Carpet straw and spit
Bags etc. Likewise Brushes of almost every knd-Cioth
ard Hair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes Also,
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs etc. etc.
Please call nj T. L. JouSsToS's, j Catlarne-street,
where you will find excellent assortment and all very
low. Il r. JOHNSTON, ~ CathariHe-stett-
" e. TOYS Of all descriptions, at wholesale and retail.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
THE TRIBUNE.
r,o,n the London Literary Gazette.
THE BEE.
sr ELEASoR DAREY.

av, who is SO blcst as the honey-bee,
The syIph and numming-bird OF the flowers!
The light.wins'd elf, who so happy as nc,
Making the most of the golden hoursi
No hermit aus,ere in his waxen cell,
But an epicure and sage as we'll.
He kisses The roses bushing cheeks:
And sncks the balm from the woodb,ne's lip,
While merry murmer his pleasure speaks;
Nor only doth he sing and SIP,
But reaps besides, and carries away
A harvest to hive for rainy day.
The gardens suItan, he fondly flies
From bud to bud through his fower-seyaI:
He waits not TO see-he is far too wise,-
His blooming beauties wirher and die:
But the moment one turns pale, he retreats
To solace himself with another's sweets.
Come, friends, let US take for our guide the bee
Who the way OF wisdom 50 well can teach7
Let's follow his gay philosophy
Ne'er lose a blossom within our reach,
Nor fail, mid the present, 10 garnerup
Some gleanings for filling the futures cup.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

BE- K,Sp.-None of us know the good kind
deed accompshes. a word smoothly put in when
the heart Is sick, little help bestowed when waM
presses near by, goes !ar-far beyond what those
suppose who are able TO speak this word, or give
this help.
An instance, Illustrating this, has just come to
our knowledge. young man, intelligent and
well educated came 10 our city 10 tiud employ
ment He sought for II in vain. When his means
were about gone, and he lay half sick with fever.
brought on by anxiety; friend bade him be OF
good cheer. and through their Joint efforts obtained
for him servants place at boarding house. He
worked there like a brave man, and won the con-
hdence OF his employer, though he received only
his board, and few dollars a month
That friend watched him, and finding him faith
ful, mentioned the fact 10 a mercantile gentleman
whe said al once bring the Young man 10 me- -
This was done, and soon he was more proftahv
employed. lie was now head clerk. And did he
forget his early friend In the querest way posi-
ne-wi,hou, the slightest profession or rpretension-
ne sought out, as soon as he was able the choicest
and most substantial present and sen, il 10 him as
toSen OF remembered kindness
When the present was received, our friend knew
not IRON whom i, came. He did not once dream
OF the poor homeless youtk TO whom he had shown
only i,tiie kindness and, il was no; until after
repeated inquiries. that he discovered who hs,
sent It. " have learned q lesson" when he found
out the gver said he, " and that is, a!,rays TO be
more kind, II can be, under similar circumstances
hereafter 1t 1t were thus with all of us,-how
much OF human misery should we relieve and
what sum could we add 10 the amour, of posi-
tive individual happiness
Learn. and be kind! The habit of kindness will
do, what no other habit eau do, will bring
sweet peace 10 the mind, and increase as il is
virtrously practised the only permanent wealth
Earth may crave, or Heaven admt-the ucelth Of
heart. lCinclnnati Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Appointments by the Governor.

By and 18th Gse adr6os aFG'eonssa. Of ne S>aa>s.
MAlcH y.
CoLuMBIA-Danlel Hoffman ard Jerome p Tuttle, Com
issoners OF Loans. Covit gon Guon. Notary Pubc-re
appointments.
GzEESE--Andrev Van sIyke AM IIowiand Maeor'oef'
Commissioners L. S. .Noneys-re-appointner:
EKIg-Hora,Io " Walker. Ephraim 5. Haveas; Ean i g.
Z. Vedder and Christian Lapp. Commissioners OF
the City Of Buffalo. appointments ChaIes - WIN
Comm ss!oners Of Deeds FOR the City OF Iacob
Y. Andrew, term expired. James K .acH HI,,t No
Domedion Chas u. Hopkins and lsase " " 80, Sotarv
tAries Pabic, re appointed. VIM. W; - az. March
Public, vice Myron c. Eaton term e2Pe
Erastus Locms Inspector OF Ll Tnmber. vice Asahe
Alexander Campbell, Inspector OF Jr NJ slaves and
C,rnn 5.cess4d Alexander Mclean Cule' VI VI ~ .,
hea ing vice Hosea W. Townseio, lep p,J,c Teeup,t
S,,.,n f.ao,ga Il Church, Notary fnDlc, ie-npps-
o.-,, pvtbagoras we;nore. Notary Public
ASam ID FONDA Comui!ssioner =. ,. hoie. Tps VIC.
[AA W. c.ins : Vessels, Commissioner OF Loans wee
iteh's' T,,d,rs term expired. Abraham Hees, EA-
, ties c Henry c. Adams. declined the appointment.
Ws,rcuEsr,R-Esbert HovSiaTd Notary faohc' reap
pointed r,o, .,d Peter Iuvs.er ronmis-
sioners L. S. Moneys, re-appoinleo. ,,
,,v-Arttur c. Sauthw lex. Master in Chancery,
tcs Iamcs Cough removed from County. Henry s. Ian
I'm, notary Public vice John s Leake. resigned
observation-disclosures Adercourt, Albert 4. Thompson
and Jacob L. Lane, Commissioners OF Deeds Tor tie CITY o
Troy, re appointments
OSoSDAGA-Benoni Lee, Supreme court CoHihissohei'
re appointment.
KiSos-Thomas Garrison. Inspector Of Beef and Fork.
vice Archibald McMs hon. term expired Hiram Ross and
BENJAMIN r. Prince, Inspectors Of Lumber. Aired g. Ste
vcrs james H. Cornwe John Barkeoo and John T. Lott,
Commissioners Deeds for City OF eappont
Joseph NJ Greenwood. Commissioner OF Deeds ior
City OF Brooklyn, vice s. Alpheus Smith, term expired
-YoRK-Paul C;rout, Measurer General OF Gram /;
Abraham Acker. Daniel Geary John W. Cramer. Aexnn-
der R. Walsh. George ". Turncy, John Heath John /.
Mcatt Albert T. Bushnell, Christopher Rier Jesse r.
shay Robert CahooR. James VI. Hedges James Eminons
w,!liuu McKibbin John " yanlerbeek AID Francis A.
Reitz Measurers Of Grain, re-appontments.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

we'll After she got out she ran TO tho nsighbos
and gave the alarm Mrs. Patrick Of very DEL
icse eah; they have been married about years
no; far from 2s and go year OF age have two Children -
Youngest abou; nine months Old and they have always
borne good characters. Patrick arrested but made
his escape Sunday night following. and Is et at larSe
Auburn Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
MARCH IL.

LAMENTAB1.E OCCURRENCE We regret 10 learn
that Mr.. John H. McIuocl, cousin to Mr. Alexander Nc
Cuoch this city, and formerly his partner In business
was killed yesterday his residence In the town
of Brandt County by kicks received from one Of his
horses Mr. McCuloch appears had just returned home
and was the act Of putting bar between two OF his
horses when he kicked and trampled upon by one OF
them 10 such degree that he expired in fifteen minutes
nflcr he was discovered, lBuiialo Com. Adv lSth.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RICHAEDSON cos CE l. EB X AT ID
AMERICAN PANACEA.

yV,uTs Medicine COMPOUNDED SOLELY from vegetable mat
ter, free from adr!teraton and warranted nee
ingredients detrimental health discovered aDout one
year since by an individual sOrey afflicted with uLtEla
TED SCROFCLi, and who has been under the ue%'eht
of eminent physciDnS In Tie United states 10Y
eight years. without the least apparent hope OF fes0faon
10 health and was BIZ them pronounced ncurabe but who
after taking the above named medicine FOR nFe weeAs was
restored to nerec. health Tsa medicine has been sold
with unprecedented SUCCESS and has failed In any
instance (when taken In accertance with trecons 10 e
feet perfect cure the following Diseases 10 wit SAIL
RHECS, SCROFULA, ULCERATED SCRot ILa, + r.
YER SORES. BRONCHITIS, KISG'S EVIL, THIS ELo @
IEFLASlNATORY AND CHRONIC RHErNAIlsS,
PILES ERYSIPELAS, BILES, SCCRVf, Ihi:ocIc IS,
SORE EYES, BLoTcHES, fIlePLEs Oh TIE = ? A. AZ *:
sCALD HEAD AND ALL CUTASEoUs DiSr,,sIES - -. r.
OR PAINS or ULCERS ARISING fkOM A. I,yc ,,
DICIOUS USE OF MERCURY or An lMrI Ikf.
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy oi uiis iHedicihe
has been tested In all the diseases above ara
ia effects are truly astonishing Oy one ta0ie spoonful
- he r,Lcn INV an adnlt) each morning before eating,
which usually praduces tonic effect while (n most case)
II also acts as gentle cahartc increasing the appetite
and general health OF the patent causing all uceTated
ore 10 discharge more pTousey, ard producing eec
a Alternative OF the whole system, purifying and proiu
cling perfect action OF the blood
Persons while taking should refrain from the CT al
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food For sale by
Obtained II wholesale OF THoS. G.. TtLMAGE,
General Agent 30 Pine-sree opposite the Custom House.
NevTYork: SEd 10 Astor House; TO- CAB and al Broad
way; Broay and Cauiherss..; No 2S Front-st;
No. ~ Westt Nos. 81 and $40 Bowery; No 80 Fulton
ST. No. 2 and 2i6 Hudson, and 90 Hammond street, c7r
Hndson No 500 Grand street; No 5i and lIs
street; No. III and - Cherry street, No. 35 Waaets'
No. 80 Caharine-stree Sos 35 and ial Pear!-seet 80
ia Canai-street-
BROOKLYN J. W. Smith corner Of Fulton and cranoerr
streets; and W Bagrove Squires Buildings corner IL
10. and Atianticstreets ard By oil the pt1 i'ssses
in the United States.
DR.. Y. b. LockTow Eo. So Beaver-st Ein'ol 'uSnes'
General wholeSale and Retail Agent Tor Albany.
7. W. Dyott son, No. i43 Nor,h ssGoGI,l. oe'ie
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia: Bush & Hliyer
C. COLBY, No. 35l Peiri-st. y. Y.
Instructions for taking the article, and great numher o
certificates and testimonials may oe seen anu obtained nj
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
LAMPS, CUTLERY, &c.

rsNEA TRAYS, &c.-SPlES & co. 22s Pearl street,
L have just received large assortment of Gothic and
Sandwich Tea Trays in sets. Also, full assortment Of
all sizes Tea Trays by the dozen; new ST, les
Dixons Britannia Ware. very elegant patterns To-
cehcr with general assortment OF fine Table and foGke
Cutlery Scissors &c &c u2l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
GROCERIES,.
GENUINE TEAS.
ytTrIAr rSITE ,Nn nET

THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET. n. Y.
Branch S.5res:-jls Bleecker street. Sew-York; 36l
Grand street. near SnOk lg Greenwich street. Fu
ton; l6 Fulton BROOKLYN SO Chestnut and IS y
Fifth-st. Philadelphia; II Hanover street, Boston.
ESVITE the attention OF City and Country Families and
Purchasers TO their several establishments where they
think will be found by far the best selections pure and
unaduterated Teas in the United States The universal
popularity and Of their house with reference 10
high qualities low prices and upri-h: dealing Is too well
render farther comments necessary. 0ri
nal and only warehouse Tor The sale OF nowquas Black
Tea" Observe !"Strangers will be particular to remsm
Der Tie nuIRber OF the principal in Chatham street
viz 2 Between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing 10 DO with any otNr except
those described the OF this advertisement. Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK. ,.....,. MA

PORT OF NEW-YORK. MARCH 81
CLEARED.
Ships Arkansas, Banker. Norlcans, VIM Nelson; Har-
grave. bailey. DO.
Bark Rapid. Ward, Havana, NJ TAYLOR.
BrIss Royal Sailor, Yonug Norfolk Tarquina. Scott, St
Jaso dc Cuba
Scrs uorato. Auss, Phillips rauuton Fsirchild Burr
Salem, Mass. -
ARRIVED.
Schr Mary Jane. Powell is fin Norfolk -four 20 Stur
Ces & Chairman.
Schr Victoria. Allen, Harwich. fish.
Schr Maria Causey, SiuboS Providence, mdse.
Schr Excellent. Smith, Providence, IN ballast.
Schr Swan. Baker. Berlin. corn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

ID ICH'S IMPROVED PATENT SAEAMANDER
N SAFE.-waIranted Cry, well Is lrc and thett
proofThe following certificates from OF the mos;
respectable merchants and oters in the city OF Newor
leans. establishes their fire proof qualities beyond ali
doubt:
1.-The undersigned have this day witnessed the trial Of
one OF Richs improved patent SaIaaader Safes in the
flrnace of the Sea Bird.
:. The Safe placed in the furnace At 10 minutes amer
II O'Clock A NJ and remained there three hours, constant
i exposed the heat that csuld be created
by the Of p:tchpine and cottonwood. L t.en
taken The OF Mr. R!es agent in this city and
opened. VIXEN they found ;st The coutes neither
burned scorched. and that the woodwork bore no T
pearsnce OF having been exposed 10 fire.
The undersigned convinced that this Safe vas sub
iccted greater hest than could possibly eis; II TIE burn
OF any bui.lg in this city, bo~ever eoInbus- lis
contents and they therefore hive hesitation in saying
hat Rchs Safes emnenty secure against the risk Of
fre under any circumstances whatever.
NEw-oELEASs, 18th June, lisa,
jerome b. Ballard, Master Of steamer Sea Bird
John Hcey, Fire Inspector Of WcSter. Azrine and
[Fi-e Insurance Company.
Thcs. II. Chenowiih, Joseph Grant,
K. McGregor, j. L. Siaufer,
a c. Lahatt Benjamin B. Cook,
Rene r. BrIlnct
One of our customer, saved $4,000 IN OF Rch's
Safes although the burglar Lad xix eight hours Try his
skin on the lock-
The arove Safes sold In this city oily BY
A. S. MARVIN, AgeDt for the Manufacturers,
s93 yc 1882 Wafer street
ScoTCH PIG IRoN-5O tons Na.l Gart.herre afoat
hy mil n Il prasi i,t