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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-06
From the N. Y. Farmer and Mechanic.
PARTICULARS.


On Sunday evening, the 26ih, at about
IS minutes past six o'clock, a rolling mo-
ton and noise was very sensiby felt and
heard in this section OF the countrv-ex-
tending over Long Island and into Con-
necticut. We were in Weschester coun
ty, about 90 miles from The city, and were
confident al the moment that it was an
earthquake, from the unusual noise and
the motion OF the house, and from The rat
! ling of the furniture. The sound resem-
bled somewhat that of a carriage passing
over bridge. 1t appears to have been
less distinctly heard in this city and Brook
yn than in the adjadent country. A
friend thinks it was less likely to have
been felt 10 New Jersey on account of its
geological formation. The following is
from the Evening Post !;
We were reclining at The time on a
couch in house situated in the village of
Ros,yn, Long Island, when the building
began suddenly TO shake with great vlo'
lence, so that the windows ratified and the
rahers cracked. Oar first impression was
that somebody was endeavorng 10 move a
heavy stove on the floor below then it
was suggested by one of our companions
that violent wind had sprung up: but
as the shaking of the house was soon fol.
lowed by deep hollow sound like the
rolling of thunder under the earth. ii be-
came evident that the phenomena were
the effects Of an earthquake. The trem'
bling and sound must have lasted abou,
two minutes. The movement of The
sound was very deliberate one, and SEEM
ed to as 10 be in a direction from South 10
Moth, or perhaps little 10 the East of
North. We afterwards learned that the
shock had been felt in all parts Of the vii
lage, and the persons who spoke Of the
noise, compared it 10 the rushing OF heavy
chariots along hard stony street. Some
of those who were out doors pretended to
say that The shock was accompanied by
brief electrical excilation of the air, but of
these appearances we could get no confr>
nation from others.
Coming along the line of the railroad
this morning, we ascerained that the
shock was distinctly experienced in sew
eraI OF the towns on Long Island. Al
Oyster Bay. friend informed US the ag-
talon was SO perceptibIe that the people
in his house ran oul into the yard, under
an apprehension that the building was fall
ing down, and the women and servants
uttered shrieks of alarm. At GIencove,
Hampstead Branch, Hemps.ead, jamaica,
&c, similar impressions were produced.
The months oil October and November,
we believe. are The periods of the year
when these singular commotions usually
occur. The great disaster at Lisbon, in
1855, took place on the Is, Of November,
and that a, Caracas. if we remember
rightly, in which eighty thousand human
beings persisted, was on the 25lh of Oct,
la South America, where these events
N ST often happen, they take place gener-
ally in the fall ofthe year, after a season
of unusual beat and dryness.
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Stray Calf.

a. TRAYED from the subscriber on
~ the first Tuesday of September last,
a lIeifer Calf OF red color bordering on
the brown. Whoever will return said
calf or give information at the store OF
Messrs Conant, Trask & Co., or at the
Office of the Voice of Freedom, where
it may be found, shall be reasonably re.
warded
TORRANS COSGROVE
Brandon, Nov, 4, ja45. 90
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WARREN & BLISS,
Agents, Brandon

nF UNPRECEDENTED sue
CESS, Although Sherman's MedicaIed
Lozenges have now been some five years
before the public, their reputation for cur
ing the diseases for which they are recon-
mended has extended from Maine 10 Mex
leo, and from the Atlantic Ocean to the
Oregon. The Rev. MIR Streeter, of Bos-
ton, AYERS that, having been long troubled
with violent asthma and cough, he tried
the Doctors Cough Lozenges, and found
them to give him insanl relief, Rev. Dd.
rius Anthony, Of the Oneida Conference,
attributes his recovery from the verge OF
the grave to Sherman's Cough L1zenges.
Rev. Mr.. Dunbar, of New York, Rev Mr.
De Forest, Of the western part of the State,
Rev MI E stmond, aud a great multitude
of persons, have given in their testimony
concerning the success of this wonderful
Cough Medicine. And the Remedy for
Worms is equally good. Sherman's
Worm Lozehges are far before every pre-
paralion which has ever been discovered
for destroying and bringing away worms;
and his Camphor Lozeuees, so universal
" resorted to for headaches and nervous
Affections are the most convenient article
ia the world to carry in the pocket, so that
they may be al hand in case of sudden at
lacks of faintness, pa pita,ion, or depres-
sion of spirits. Shernan's Poor Mans
Plaster should not be forgotten, for it has
cured more weak. backs and cases of rheu.
matism, and given greater relic: in afltc
lions of the chest than any other prepora>
lion of the kind in he world.
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at No. LOG
Nassau street, N. Y.
V. ROSS, A gent. Brandon,
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Married.,

In this Village, Oct. 90, at the house of Charles
SuIIings jr., by the Rev. r. Kirby, Mr. William p.
Ward of Pil,sford, 10 Miss s. S. Payne of Leices-
ter
In HarIand, Oct. 90, by Rev. F. Butler Mr.
hARTwELL BoND of this Village, to Miss PHYLU.
RA HARLOW, Of the former place.
In Benson, Oct. 9. by M W Smith Esq., Mr. P
o Byram, aged So years to Ellen Perry, aged Is,
both OF Benson.
We hear of earthquake, fire. and shower.
And various kinds Of weather;
But nothing save old Hymen's power
Brings such extremes together
In Pittsford, Oct 80, by the Rev, l. Smith, MI
Marquis Clifford to Miss Lucy d Nourse.
Also, by the same, Mr. Samuel s Nourse to Miss
Mary II Wood, all Of pitsfurd,
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v. ROSS, Agent. Brandon,

It is impossible for US to compress into
our narrow limits even brief aIusion to
all of The numerous cures that have been
effected by DR. Wslar's BaIsam. We can
only refer to a very few as specimens Of
its general efficacy.
A few days ago, lady called at the Of
flee in fine health, and looking as robust
as though she never knew what sickness
was. To our surprise, she stated that I'M
I'll recently, she had been sick for between
three and four years with what was sup.
posed TO be consump,ion-lbal she had
violent cough, night sweals, with alternate
chills and fever, and every usual svmp'om
of confirmed consumption. The resuI,
was, that she became so cmaciated as to
presen; more the appearance OF skeleton
that living being. ProvIdeniaIly, she,
at this time, heard Of the wonderful cures
performed by DR. Wslar's BaIsam of Wild
Cherry and commenced using it herself
The effect was, that she began to &c! bets
ter at once. BY degrees, the cough left
her, the chi|s and fever disappeared, and
in two months she again found herself in
perfect health.
WARREN g. BLISS.
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BLACKSMTTFTTNG.

YENHE undersigned respectfully in
IL forms the public that he continues
the above business, at the Brick Shop, a
few rods south of Messrs Conant, Trask s.
Co.'S Store, where he will be ready, on
short notice, 10 execute orders for various
kinds Of Edge tools; Forging Machine
irons of every kind; ironing Carriages;
Shooting Horses and Oxen, and any kind
of work usually called for at a country
shop.
S4Oeing done promptly and in first
style.
Fl. A. HUNT.
Brandon, June %, 1915. 2
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OHIo.--ComPLETr-The N. Y. Tri-
bune gives the result Of the recent cleo
lion in Ohio, rs follows In The Senate,
22 Wings and IA Locos. Wings ma.
iorny Sin The House Of Representa-
nvcs 46 wings and rs locos. Wing ma
jority in the House 30. and on joint ballot
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Our Printing Office.

Was moved one day in our absence to
Cincinnati, by some Of our friends-l
puts US to some Inconvenience, but we are
good nalrred and used TO Ill usage: we
dent say much about it--they ean't!-
CLav's True American, Oet. 2lst.
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This Is to certSM,

THAT | have given my son JAMES
B. CLARK the remainder Of his time
until he is twenty one years Of age, and
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting after this
date. SILAS A. CLARK.
Brandon, March |, l845. Is
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ANOTHER LARGE ROBBERY,

ANOTHER LARGE ROBBERY. The I'D.
per part Of this State is over ran by reg.
uIurly organized band Of ilineran, bur
glars, who hold correspondence with each
oilcr at stated intervals, and meeting at
some appointed rendezvous, divide the
proceeds OF their vlIany, This is the on.
Ey way in which We can accoun, for the
uumerous dtpreda'ions Of which New
i osk IL the constant theatre. Within a
Jaw days Mr. DAWSON, grocer, of Kings
ton, has been despoiled OF between $1,000
sud Sl400 in gold, which he left in his
dwelling connected with the store. The
5oX which had held it was found under a
barn, close by--a watch, tao dollar bill,
and some papers being left Untouched -
shus showing that the thief, whoever he
may be, is an experienced burglar, and,
knowing well enough that these articles
might serve to identity him, had wisely
la them behind - Tribune,
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BRIGHTON MARKET. -Oor. e.
[Reported for the Boston Daily Adver,iser]

At market, 300 beef cattle, 1850 stores $500
sheep, l475 Swine.
Prices-Beef cattle-Extra 81 rs; first quality
81 25 second quality, $4 20 1925; third
SO a $3 SO
Stores Yearlings IS S7-two year old 10 a
$l5-- year old SIS $S24.
Sheep-Lots at 81, a 81 SO.
S,oiae-At wholesale, 4bc. Al retail from
81 to5.
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burnt. 1 should Immediately say this Salve
shall be used, and this alone. | apologize
M Editor, for writing so much, but my
feelings have been my dictates, and they
must be my excuse.
Yours respectfully,
A MOTHER.
v. ROSS Aoen,. Brandon.
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Liberation.

y HEREBY certify that have given
III my son, MARTIN EVANS, the re-.
mainder Of his time during his minority
and shall claim no more Of his wages, nor
pay any debts of his contracting after
this date.
JOHN EVANS.
Randolph, Sept 20, 1916, is
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FLOUR.

NELGGINS constantly keeps on band
Il III the Gerry best brands of FLOUR,
which he will sell by the pound, half bar.
rel, barrel or load, at very small advance
from cost. Aug, IL, 8
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GREAT REMEDY.

GREAT REMEDY
The question is no longer asked, "CGa ASM-
ma be cured 2" 1t has been satisfactorily
settled within the last two months thai Fol
gers OIosaonian will produce a cure quick>
err than any other remedy In the world, and
references can be given TO persons in and out
of The city who have experienced It's wonder
tul virtues, who had tried for years all other
remedies in vain.
Mr. WILSON, bricklayer, residing a,
Hoboken, j., had tried every remedy which
he could hear of for the relief of asthma, and
bad spent more than one hundred dollars in
endeavoriug 10 procure help, bu In vain. He
commenced using the Olosaonian, Jan. 2lsl.
The first dose he took gave him relief, and
Two DAYS aferWard his wife called 10 say
that the small quantity # his remedy he had
taken had done him more good than any aud
all The medicines he had ever used in his
life.
Mrs BELL, the wife Of Robert p. Bell,
OF Morislown, n. j., who was severely at
hicted with asthma, was given up by her
physicians. She was removed 10 the sea
board in the hope OF palllallng her distress
ing symptoms. but with no benefit. One
bottle oil the Olosaonian so far relieved her
that she was able 10 get up from her bed and
dress herself, a thing she had not done be,
fore in months, and she has now returned 10
her residence in Mor.istown, N. J. with eve
nv prospect of being speedily restored
INCIPlENT CONSUMPTION
Yields to its effects. 1t soothes the trouble
some cough and gives refreshing slumbers
to the weary il allays The pain in The side
and soreness in the cbesl, and enables the
person to expectorale easily: while it entirely
restores the secretion Of the system and ex-
pedi,es returning health.
JAMES B. DEVOE, l0l Reade street,
had long been complaining OF soreness in
the chest, accompanied with a short, hack
ing cough; he raised matter freely, had LOST
his appetite and felt alarmed at his situation.
He had tried various remedies without any
beneficial effect. His shorIness Of breath
and pain in The side continued TO increase.
He used one bottle of the Olosaonidn, and is
restored TO health.
George w. Burnett, of Newark. N. J. -
George w. HAYS, of New York; David
Henderson, 60 Laight ST., Mrs Mccain,
90 Walker ST.; F. Laban, SO Pike ST.; Mrs
Archibald, 35 Walker ST., with
HUNDREDS OF NAMES
Of persons residing in New York, could be
given, who are ready to bear testimony 10
the superiority Of the Olosaonian over every
other remedy known for the cure OF coughs,
colds, asthma, CONSUMPTION, splitting cfblood,
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BRANDON IvCRUM.

The next meeting Of The Brandon Lyce.
um will be held allhe Seminary Chapel
this wednesday, Evening, Nov. 5, com.
mencing at 6 IL o'clock.
Question tor Discussion,
Is man naturally more lncined to do
right than wrong2
G.. K. WRIoHT, President.
G. w. THOMAS, Secretary
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ID I e ID =,

In Middlebury, on Saturday last, very suddenly,
NathanieI Ripley, aged 70.
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THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS

Which DIR Foiger's Otosdonian,o or All heal
ing BdtSdm has met 11ith. not only in
its sale, bM also IN the cures 1rhich
ithds effected in persons 1Dh0 Dere
in a hopeless condition, has con-
uinced The most sceptiCaLIHs
extraordinary curative pro-
perties, and established
its claims 10 The name
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Valices, Carpet Bags, Open and Round
Sleigh Bells, Curry Combs, Whips and
Lashes, Rein and Breast Snaps Fly
Nets, Ladies' Shoe Stirrups, Boys Cap
fronts and Belts, etc etc.
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GARDEN SEED,

enO0 osswe % ksown reputation, and warranted esh
IL esDais< q whosp-ale and retail:
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WHlTTEMOKES CARDS.
WE offer for sale, by the case, large stock Of
w whi,,e,nores genuine Cards. embracing Quality
uh 81 VAN LEW, SMITH 4 GO.
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No. Il harPcr's hioiet &c.
w. RANDOLPH d Co. have received,
- Harpers Bible No 81: IS cts.
Mrs Peck's Pudding, by Tom ooa numerous by Dick
Sketch Dul~er, with illustrations IS
No. . Comic Backbone; Isets
Grimaiii the Clown by Dieksns.2 as cts
seven knights; Tales Of Many Lands by Insraham
CoIegisns novel; 25 cts
Of Saints veneraion Of Sacred Ina
xes nd Pureator,-by g. L. Rise. d. d. ISes 20
rOffEE-2OO mats Manila Coiiee, Just re-
~ eeived, and for sale by
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WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES.
A FULL assortment OF own importation, a
N superior article, for s.eIow by
NH 81 VAN LEW SMITH co.
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NOTICE.
CONSUMPTIVES Do NOT DESPAIR.

q rsasonah,s and
nosses, Rsoass copysr Guerag Ae
4 apaa n q. n. WELLER.
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NEW SPssiNs, GOODsi

NEW SrklNas GOOOSt
NV are now receiving and opening
w ment Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods
seey invite The attention Of Country the trade
renera-promsnG them goods upon accommodating
In stock viii be found
Cloths, Cassenerrs Vesiues
Irish i.in-ns, Lawns aud Sbeeings
Linen Drill. bleached and brown
Cambroons, OF every style
Cambrcs Jaeon~t and 5wi.s Muslins
Prints, Of every style and quality
Tiekings, beached and Blown DssLsesres .-- =.
Paddnss ard Sail Doeks $50.
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
Hosiery. Of every kind
Rieacbed and Brown Hollands
Earlston and other Ginghams
siesa and Coloured Camsries
Bombazipes ard Apaceas
Biz and Hue Blk Silks
Umbrellas and Parasols
Stocks Collars aud Bosoms Thrsads &c
NH i4-dke LONDON, wII.LINCIIAM 4 DpHyvRY
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G ARDEN SEED,
GROWN ~
DAVID LAMBETH,

DAVID LANUkEIH,
Near PhiIsdsIpkia, aad seIdty
p. JOHNSTON, DruEgt.a, Richs,ond, Virginia.
E>OR many years have been practically en-
e.sed eItended eeaIs other
U.s.s ss.'. !. the growth OF S.rssa ssso n,sssns. has
y fully proved the inferioty Of
ks<s ain found N the catalogue. OF hoe ~ho are simply dealer.
BY lied nevertheless than sufficient for III. largest
and has The merit only to'' Of
M my and The yearly de
satisfactory evidence Of approval Ny efforts To merit
D.LASpRErH.
AsPARA0us
BRKT-Lons Blood
E.riy Tunip
soi' n.ns.s wurzei
4 BEANs-sn -s.k
White China
60 Brown SPECIFIED
Carolina
yellow Bu.h,
CABBAGE-Ezry York
L.Ddrrths large do
rs- Early Sugar Loaf
Fai Dutch
n.s Drumse.dsavoy
Philadelphia
cARRoT-Ioas Orange and Early horn
cAULirLowERs
CRLRRy-whhesnd Red
sCUcUnBHR-E.r,y Frame and Pierine
REG PLANT
KNDtyE AND LEEK
LKrTuCH-E.ry Cabbage
-..- Cut Salad
b CURED India
Brown Dutch, &c
hBLON-Citon and Water
NAsTURTUn
OKLA
oNIoN-snverskin and weathsrrnH
PARSLEY
PARSNIP-Pns Sugar
PKAB-Labdreths Extra Early
Early Pnms
Early Charlton
Large Marrowfat &c
PBPPER-Large Sweet
RADI5H-Iong Salmon
Long Scarlet
White Turnp
Black Spanish
Yellow Turnip
Summer whns
Red and White
BALSAPIE
TOMATOES
TURNIP SEED
HERE'S AND FLOWER SEED. To be han
r.... PEYTON JOHNSTON,
j 70 soe Agent fof d. l-andreth.
Abs 0rden Trees PaAts
&C. Ae to be ned this Nurseries OF D. Landrh and Fulton
MoUNTAIN CLOVER sEED-IOO Busbels n store. very
1S1 nice; for .e by ia % SHIELDS q soMgRvILLR
PLASTER.
AHTONs Lump board sehr Columbia be landed the
~AV Dock. for Shy js 90 SHIELDS aoAHRvlLLE
CASTOR OIL.
BBLs No. Virginia Castor OIL just received for sale by
HI 20 SHIELDS soMERvILI.H
DUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-2O bills Mountain Buekwheai just
- received and for sale by PARRISH BEAZLEY,
g.
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CHEMICALS, &c.
100 or. Sulphate Quinine
lOO On pure Lunar Csuste
90 do Nitrate Morphiz
go do suphais do
ODD Acetate do
100 do Iiydiioda,e Potash
ID. Ciras Potas<a
gb Carb. Fern
DO Creosote
English Blue Mass
10 do Couipd Eat. Cooeynth
Extract Geniian
Cieuta, ke- Ae-Jua received by
NH 81 Checklists q Druggists
WHTTTEMORE'S CARDS.
WE offer for sale, by the case, a large stock Of
NH s7 "'''' F'"'''' VAN LEW. sSira co.
WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES.
A FULL assortment OF our own importation,
mh e. VAN LEW SMITH co.
PACKING BONES.
r w. RANDOLPH Il Co. have for sale, about
81 . 10 paelinr BoIe. mhS
SPRING SUPPLY OF HATS.
QY shr Courier and Adhere Cornelius. from New York
- and Narganse from Boston, We are receiving our spring
handsome variety OF amost every article IN our
line and in OF our home competition a. well as that OF oher
markets. have made dgeni endeavou 10 procure sioeh on
favorable Merchants visiting our City arc respect
fully invited examine our Stock which we VIII mot here emu
but take pleasure showing them through free OF charge
JOHN THOMPSON CO.
nh II GO Main Street
FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
WE have now in store Of our importatlons
w purchased entirely for cash. decidedly the
OF Spring Goods have for
ami think the cheapest Amongst them viii be found
following articles, viz
Richly printed Marseies V.s;inss
Do do Welings for
Very superior figure vrstings
Splendid figured aud eoloi'd silk Vestngs
Very superior and common Gambroons
Superior Iinen fancy Dnrings
stout and nue Barnsey do
Spicndid Verona mixtures and pads
Fancy Union Drilings
Ga Lace striped and net Musins
G-4 Jaeonet Cambies
Ga Cotton Cambnes
6-t Checked Musns
Together variety OF other Foreign and Domestic
Goods which offer for sale At the lowest market prices
r. 4 j. b. JAMES co,
nh the Exchange Bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

"HoNoRABI.g WoMEN'-A large meeting OF la
dies held in Springfield VI 1--WE learn from the Chronicle
appointed c0mmittc OF twelve OF their number wait
three individuals who had taken licenses 10 retail spirit
In the town. and request from them pledge TO give them
up and abstain from the traSc The tavern keeper politely
answered them negative The merchants cor
daily received :hem and them satisfactory reply
and accompanied them back the house with their licenses
In hand There. after Introductory remarks. one Of
the merchants said he would make proposition 20 the
ladies' viz that they IN the habit OF trading with
pcars who in great numbers infested ,he community and
who paid nothing toward the support OF religious institu-
TONS and took the regular trader the best part Of his
business they should refuse entirely 10 traffic with them.
To this proposition the ladies PROMPTLY and
responded The licenses were then reiifluished ana &
lamp lighted ard flame applied 10 them. Verify. these
were honorable women; they no where be few nor
irreSoluc, and the temperance reformation viii advance
iIrCsistblN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
BOARD.
HOTELS.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL.
ORSER OF WILLIAM * DCANE-STS., y

l-A The subSc her respectfully informs tho public that
1 RI he ha, leased tho abcv- establishment and pre-
pared to accommodate them with DoNr snd Lodging
moderate IL has b:en the thorough
and complete repair painted and refed with additional
furniture aud he viii not a. usual say ha, he utsnd do.
bur >ocJS the travelling community To visit and give HIM
trial Judge for themselves that the establishment under
his management Of the patronage of the public.
The location being central business Offers Inducements
from the country from retired
passed by any other house the city Terms 81 day
per week in proportion.
the Assembly Room viii be 10 let those giving Balls and
Concerts for the remaining part of The aud that Tho
room will shortly be Put complete repair aud fitted up
magnificent style le further calls the attention Of the pro
ssioual gentlemen the ow that his for abitratos
aud referees has undegons alteration and h, he is ready
accommodate them on reasonable eTms-which will he seeu
by his regulation of room hire.
y. B.-A select number Of Permanent Boarders viii be
mac 3m MINoRD 9. THREsHER