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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

W lLUEKS SALAMANCA SifES.-lSth ;he feceot
w improvements of s c. Herring OF lg Water street
yho possesses the patent night of the article io the STATE oil
New lihese safes may be pronounced perfect O te
absolute inpene,rabi by IRE Il unnecessary to speak
hong successful experiments, cl,nced BY the result o.
the tht-siJ hours fiery ordeal 20 which OF these safe
was exposed in the burning OF the Tribune buildings
have forever But By recent improve
nent they rendered impervo 10 damp rs TO e
uad nothing pnced OF them mould mtew. Each OF
these furnished y Chnbbs detective locks which
be picked ThuS the SHlaEiander safes
by subscriber at hre proof damp proof and the
-, i I T. HERRING 1sq IYa,er.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
DAGUERRE0TYPB.
FIRST PREMIUM NETWORK
GUERRIAN MINIATURE GALLERY

Corner Of Broadrcay and FuitoH-street, entrance
third door,
HSTHERE may be had MINIATURES which, for beauty
" OF Color tone and effect, II III times commend
themselves and superior, equal 10 any that nave
been heretofore TAKEN Mr. H. does not claim superiority
for himself: but leaves his pictures 10 the criticisms "i
lust and intelligent public who well strangers ere
invited call Gallery before going elsewhere "he-
Their they intend sitting not. Lkeneses IN all cases
warranted 10 give Subtraction, - coored IN most beat-
ull manner and In which depu Mr.. Il. does claim
superiority, beng filed by competent and practical
person. TAKEN in all Kinds ot weather, from ~ ~ TIL
T. II.
" b. Brady the late Eair
d7y A. r. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool March Tin port. ships john Cumming. Thay.
err Tor SYork. immediately; Hs~ce Soie, FOR do is;a
Dcvonshire Thompson, for DO. loth
At Gcnaves, 18th nit brig wcco for NloFS, 10 Gays
sehr Nahan.. Howes, I'm Boston. Just arr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

TtoSAST'S PATENT YEAsr.-The best article for
~ raising bread used. Warranted to keep IN every
climate The American Institute their late far award
ed the inventor Diploma, declaring this Yeast the best
article manufactured for raising bread buckwhea
pastry, &c.
The Yeast acid, which, being combined in proper
Chemical proportions with a,pregDaes the dough
with carbonc acid gas, without affecting in any way, the
original properties Of the our and thus when baked pro-
ducng perfect bread Sold wholesale and retail p Cts per
pound. by GASSNER & Young. l32 Chatham ST. ifr
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SAULEl,,
SPOKEN.

ss,hu. eff Sand Key. ship Orleans Scars, hence cr \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
COAL.

9e IN PER ToS.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL
SC.oOAED ASH. discharginc from boats. constantly
broken and Egg-Stove and Sutielve-ed as above nee
Of charge for carriage Also Lehl2h Coal, White Ash
SchuylsiIl, Liverpool and Sidney Coal. Apply 10
T STOKES DICKERSON,
dloH lo7 Anthony-st. near Broadway Tabernacle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

e. 80 = P0UGHkkEfsIE A>p Nt;Ml ORR
$50 '-Lntif att sldweliS, Wsst t9int, 1oid
land,cg also AZ Newhurgh pcslse down-the new Nnc
fast clmsr r. REkA Captain Nsrdlae Tin~sd1 ita''s
the Chimbess street daily tSundiy rSctpeul AZ
7. ". Leaves Pou2hkeersie st 4 NJ.
rrfresh paS>age nbulrp OF the captain on ooau OF
- q fnMrkI & 20 IQ Me.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

DIRECTORS.
r. Ravens, Caleb O. Halstcd John RANKIN,
Najah Taylor, Vim. w. Todd, Meiss ID. benjamin,
j. Phillips Phoenix, VIM Couch, Nathaniel Weed,
Tanning c. Tucker, Is. L. Wooley Ferdinand suydain'
David [ &c ] Il. Varnum, Henry G. Thompson,
John ID. Wolfc Michael BaldN1n,feter L. Menus,
Edward Anthony. l. HANESs, PRESIDENT.
LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary. dlsu
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Tie above IS the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
o.raoa from this valuable tree =. others being fictitious
aud counterfeit. Only prepared by DR.. SWAY Ne, whose
Office is removed e y ". corner Of Eighth and race
streets Philadelphia This MEDICINE Is acknowledged oy
the Profession c others throughout the Un;sn, TO excel
by lar ali thu other remedies offered 10 the public Tor
the curv OF the above diseases.
tafA Keep the name OF DIR. SWAiSE In view, EsntA
and Race, Philadelphia.
AeESrs-uaviland Kee.e :. Co. Sew York; Dr. W H.
Minor corner Broadway and John ST r. y Sands IS
Bower e b. Warner, Dos Bieccker-st y y CRY MIS-
HAYS Brooklyn, ". g. Wood, Harlem; Benjamin oids,
Newark; John Pearson Railway; John Tcrhane, New
Brunswick, " J. j. ;. Harrison. Salem. Mass W. IL.
Pierce Albany; L. 3. Swan and T. .nsloyT, koches-
ter Y y Backus & Bull, Tr5.; Spading q Harrington
and j. Green u Co. Worcester Mass John T. Han q co.
Boston; Harvey Seyrore, Hartford, Conn T. holdse'
Buffalo, " Y. William Montgomery, Lansigburs y. :
p NJ Cohen & Co. Charleston ;. c. Andrew O!veT u 20.
Ncw-orieans p J. Adams, and L. ecleine, ST. LOUIS
VIM. Thorn, Pttsburs Z. b. Hnman. Cincinnati.
az 3In+
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N1ccURDY. ALDaICH Il srENc2E, No. q Exchange
ulplaee, offer for sale
.eo co.es ps1s7s from the American Print Works at Ya!
River, consisting OF kich Cldntz, Light fances =,
3and 4 eolU Plates, Lawn Plates, Two Blues,
I'm do PSisTs from the Lodi and other Works con-
Sisting light Plates, black aud white, black and
purple.
$50 do BLEAcnED suisTfNos and snEETtNcs, various
widths and qualities.
900 bales Brow. suEgrINGs Hamilton Croton AS Hart
ford. Fall River and other kinds.
100 do BgowS SHIITISGs.
1879 DO CoTToN 0syAEuRGs, 81 2s 80 Gbt 80 inch wide
50 do PArArsco TwILLEp BAeciSc, 20, ~ and aoinch
100 case, CoTTosADEs, Crkies and Printed Panialoon
So bales rs aud GA BEpTIcKINGs. lStuA5.
50 cases CHECKS, striped Shirtngs, &c.
80 do COTTON FLAG HASDKEgcLEFs.
WOODEN GOODS.
$50 cases CLOTHS superior styles, wool dyed black tro
green, blue and mixed.
100 do CAssIMERts plain and fancy.
200 do SATISETs great variety of syles cclors and
Gnaltcs from the best manufacturers.
so DO BUcEsKISs, light and dark mixed.
100 do KENTUCKY JEANS, blue. mixet striped aud plaid.
100 do KEnsEYs from the MallOy mill.
100 do PLAID LiSsEys 81 aud 49,
50 do TwEEDs and Fuiled Cloths.
1856 bales CARPETS, e super and reepy new patterns,
IRON the owasc0 mills.
ALSO
80 cases AMERICAN SEWING SILKS superior article from
the Dedhnm Factory. fes Jaw
DRAPERY MUSLlNS-Jnst reccised an entire new as
Dsorment ofricl Drapsry Mmslns. which will sold much
cheaper thnn usual ut w. d. GREGORY & Co
ms3l Il l75 Spring-street.
| (tINGHAMs GINGIIAAiS !! GTNGHAMS :! w. D.
" GREGORY e. co se received from tho importers
ono superne qualify GnghHs only =. d. Also.
ease extra fine quality richest and newest pnern only q, Sd
per ynrd w ID. GREGORY & co
ml3l u 10 Spr slIeeI
CPooL CorToS-Evcry variety Of Spool Cotton, by the
| - case or In quantity to suit, for sale by
tiff J.P. VAN Fps, 100 Pcarl-.t
DRY GOODS IN WALL STREET
CHITTESDEN & BLISS,
| IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
HAVE REMON Ed to heir store No. u Wall stree.
six doors from Broadway. i. Old church ground.
urpteen stock of foreien Sprng Goods. selected b,
o6ths firm Europe, lnrse 10 Which
making additions daily both from foreign arrivals sn The
general oi Dom Goods Prints. &c We re-
sIectully invite the attention Of Cash men and NIL cloS'
bus position stock Of goods and the
thereof with the single remark tina, Wall not only
new place for Dr., Goods" 6R Tn be someichdf dsit'
| gWShsi CHIT IENpEN BLISS.
~ D. 100 pieces (arpe,ihEs with sOo Canton -nlii'usS
from Auctions tor sale asshove. nh25 l3t-
- EMO VlL.--AI " r.lt OUlTLD x 60 hav. reIno-
Ii we'd from No. l2i pesrsee,. the buildings Wall
street, No II, near Broadway
The subscribers have addition ths'r former stock o
imported Dry Goods, extensive assortment oil Sta
PIE Domestic Goods for sale the usual terms TO which
they invite the special attention of buyers IN this market
Goods usually advertisements by exclusively
! G. NJ. ATyVATER.1
w. Il. GOULD, Jr.
! j. C. ATWATER. \
New York, March 18th. 1876 m2o 6w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

.S3,-OPPOS!rluN 10 AtONOPCLh-Isij.
- go y NETWORK MD ALBANl ~
IS PRESS LiNE.-lhrough without iard'
.Sgs=cSrsyS.- rg he rev low pressure aud swift run
pus steamboat XPRESS VIII commence her rsSn,s g'
m lie season. and will continue an tie close o uavixalcu
lriu- me per foot Or HupS,cN street regularly Iuest
rhursi,y> ard Saturday, aud Nbary Mondays, Nsdnss-
,vs aud Fridays al NJ. ,nd VIII arrive m ample time -
AXE the ri1rnirg ty,ius Of East or West
TIN, boat fitted up with splepdd state rooms on decS
and her furniture alt and of the best KIND 70 ss'se
lPl q s,S I, . a1oss =, A,v rr;ces inf #.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

TO MiSTS-Carge,s Cleaned whole az sixpencr
per yard. Hearth hugs Table and raao ceye!s Bed spS
Windew ErrniaIe cleared. dyed aad washed Crals Vel
ses and Silks cleaned 6yed elsesed The coers
sslo-ed By Fereh process kGosa onl the sver,ssr
Silks watered eca;s renovated AZ - cts- paIts > Cts
- iw- T. SMITH. ~ .>lisa 81 near Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

CLOCKS ONE DoLLARAND FIFTY CTS. EACH
SAND UPWARDS TO S560-At SMITHS. corner Of
Bowery and Division street who selling of 10 salt
the May Every article warranted Clocks
reraired as usnsl. Entrance No. u Bn~-rv lif Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
INSURANCE..

Lives Insured -. s.
SAMUEL. H,SSAY Secretary.
MISTrRS Po.r. VI. D. Physician TO the Company; sGt
Broadway. al I'M
JIsHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make In
ssrances against loss damage by fire ard inland
navigation on terms favorable sy other similar IN
sttution IN the city.
Capital $500, eoO-oTice No. 81 Wall street
nlR Ecr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

irA A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE--SituaIe on
the Kiugsbridge road. between 5th and 9th avenues
' 1924 and 10th streets, containing acres OF land IN
good cultivation and Astounding in fruit trees, shrhhery
&C. The ground IL elevated and commands noble view
Of the waters Harsa,e and Fast River and also an eS
.ersive view Long Island Terms made easy Apply TO
ANDREW < $. L. McGoWN,
Executors OF Agdrew McGown, deceased; Sr
d9,f ] ADRIANCE, So John-st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
P0R THE NORTH.

FEOPLES LINZ. STEAMBOATS,
n 70 FOR ALBANY Daily, Sandy t,evn,-
- - TF~sa Di-set1a5 ,, %S'e ,sa IN "a
s-fv * Steamboat KNlCkERSOCKER. Capt. \ Heush-
tr viii leave On Mosday. Wedas.day and FadAy Evenings
S,esmbos; ROCHESTER,. Capt. r. G; Cra;teneen. VIII
leave GA TuesdAy lhaJ.y aud Saturday sNeHins' a.
a Fire o'el0el p. II Landing at Intermediate
Places iron, foot Of BsrclGg,st 81.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-08
Trust Sale,

yE2Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust execute
10 me by David DanneIly and Jan
Dannelly, Wan West. MarEa West, A, NJ
X Casey, Mary Casey, on the l4ih Of
February ls42, TO SECURE the payment Of
certain debts therein mentioned. will pro
coed to sell to the highest bidder for cash
at the Town Of Salem, Tlppah County Miss
On the 18Th day Of April neat,
certain Negro woman by the name Of
MAMMA, in satisfaction Of said debts .spe-
Gifted in said Deed Of Trust. The above
Deed Of Trust is of record in the County Of
Tppah-The title to said negro is believed
10 be good, yet shall only convey such
title as is vested in ne by said deed Of trust
d B. WRIGHT. Trustee
Octr. 4lh l844-47-6m
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REPRiNT or
nAMDEws gDISuva0n JOURNAL.
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ll.b mud french novels cifcuIatingin such pro
fusion, Chamber Journal isa work emincntly
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TERMS In order 20 put this work within
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1T discount fl. ~ this price Of 19t per cent
And IN order 10 disseminate the publication sun
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agents. and to extend 20 them also the benefit
Of tho discount A remiunncc-of FIVE dollars
then, provided II be in funds nj psrin the Guy
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The publication is weekly, contains eight pages
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sary to state thai the low price AT which we
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ash system without any deviation whatever.
Editors throughout the country inserting TINS
Prospectus four succeeding weeks, and sending
copy containing it to the Albion Office, VIII
be entitled to free copy for one year,
a pril 8, 1874.
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TALES GF AMERICAN HISTORY.

A prominent feature, IN the coming volume,
will be stories Of American History, founded on
local traditions, and embodying pictures OF the
manners of the several periods in our annals
Thus pleasure and instruction will go hand in
hand These stories will be from the pens Of
our first writer's.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-08
Notice.

sPY order n Tho Probate Court II rippah
- County, I shall proceed 10 soil IN
The premises, on Monday, November 18Th
1874, Ooc hundred ncrss IL Land, known
as Lol No 3 in The pla, Of uIo'mea' and
division u The lands of Benjamin Chesss,
deceased; now on record The Probate Clerks
Office Of said County, and situated on Sec-
ton 80, IN Township | OF Range ! East,
lying ~ said County u Tppnh. Twelve
monhs credit will be given, the purchaser
giyinicg bond and good security.
JOHN J CIIEAlRS,
Adm, CIV =. Cherrs deed.
Ocir 9Th IS1l-4S--3t ffec ST.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

A = ,he February isom 1874, ~ 'be
"A Probate Cour Of T'ppvb County
Mississippi, isuers n Administration
wcrc pran,od 10 ihs Undersigned. % 'hs
Estate II Michael lhA, Deceased. Notice b.
hereby gwen 'os'l pe'sons ~hp
hsve CLAIMS against sad estate, ~ pfo'eo'
the ssme properly amher''ce'cd, within tbs
,,nv prescribed by law, Of The saDe vii
DO barred.
GRIEF J. BOX.
Administering u said Estate.
April ooh lSii-2i-W Zee 81.
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Notice..

x THE September Term 1874, of u. IL
bate Court of Tippsh County Mlss'sss'pP.
'a III, the undersigned was appointed a 81
minisiraior III the Estate Of BENJAMIN C :.sr
dcaeased Notice il therefore, hereby g.. "
II Al pereons having csims against sald e.
or they viii be- barred. !, |, III
NJ, 81 Adm sald z 4
January An 1915 7--6w
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A ROME BOOK.

Our object is not only to please, but instruct
the sex. Practical stories Of every day life
receipts, and other instructions for the Home
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with whatever is novel
and interesting to the sex, will DO found in onr
magazine. Tee popular notices of our femael
docts will be continued
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Cheaper than Ever.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
DRY GOOD.

FUYlIE subscribers would respectfully IN
form the cltzens Of this place ana
vicinity, that they have just recciv
ed and arc now opening, an elegant assert
ment of New and desirable Spring ana
Summer Goods; atiEof which have been
carefully selected in the New York ana
Philadelphia markets, at he very lowes'
ssh Prices, and will be sold cheaper man
any gods Of the same quality, ever offered
N thus market. Their stock comprises
chnce assortment.
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nurant Hatch.
COMM ssIoN MERCHANT & GROCER,

FRoNr Row, MEMPHIS, TIN.
'NWT keep constantly on hand fnl
wv supply Of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses
Sal,, Cotton Bagging and rop
&c &C., which he will sell at The loves
prices for cash. lie is prepared viii safe
spacious and convenient Store, Warehouse
a nd Cot on shed ami yard and soIici,s con
3 ,snments Of Merchandise, Cotton and
Tobacco--cn which he will make liberia
cash advances. foot. |. 1913.
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Medical Notice.

E. DIR. JAMES B. ELLIS, res
y peciiuly tenders his services to
EYt4 The citizens OF Ripley, and vicinity
Cd in the various branches OF The
TIGA.INE at.
And hopes, by strict attention to his profess
sionaI duties, to merit u liberal share o.
public patronage.
oArHis Office is the same heretofore occu.
pied by Laird, Ellis g. Wyman, where he
may at all times be found, unless profess
sionaily absent.
Ocl'r, 18th, 1912. l-cm.
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A FASHION PLATE EXTRA.

IN addition to two pa.es monthly, we shall
give II fashion plate extra, SO that we give ON
MORE ILLUSTRATION than any two dollar maya
zine. 1t is indispensable for a lady Of taste to
have the latest reports of the fashions 8, and that
we alone give them correctly IS admitted by
our rivals, who acknowledge their inoapacity
TO con pete with us in this particular, by aban-
doning the regular reponts of the fashions. Ihi.
is the ony periodical, therefore, in which they
can be obtained; and here they are given extra
Remer,har fhatI
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S alt
HaOARsE and fine salt, few sacks lor sale
~ at King corner by
may, 1914. J. =. WALKER'

Ol1uFFuS 1HUT SuH y
NOTICE is hereby given, that an Attach.
ment hath teen duly issued against the esta'e
Of The Defendant, Charles Morgan, at the sul.
ofthe Plaintiff, Nlnean Steele, for the sum g
Sixty.three Dollars and fifty cents and nss
been returned executed, and is now penolng
before the Circuit Court Of said County, anu
that unless the defendant ehall appear, gNs
special bail and plead, before Or at The mex
term Of said Court, to be held for said County,
al the Court House in the Town Of Ripley, gu o.,
thelas Monday in March, l645; Judgment W.
be entered and the estate so attached VIII -
sold.
CLERK.
January 22nd 1916 LOW Tee 30.
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HEAD OF THE LADIES' BOOKS.

We might publish old English stories. as 9TH
ers do and save the money we pay FIR originsl
articles, but We prefer to encourage our nation
al writer's, satisfied the public will appreciate
us. No other two dollar book does this!
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AN IMPERATIVE RULE.

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agents, editors, postmasters, and all who act
for us, will please observe this. We snail con-
duct the Maya line on the CASH principle, and
make the work worth double the subscription
price. In fact rigid adherence to the cash
system will enable us to publish far better
Magazine for the same price, than could be
published on the old credit system.
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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16

What became of the whale | never
learned. If ne was afterwards seen from
the mast head, no'one announced the fact.
After few days the carpenter had re-
paired the boats, and some of the crew
had PARTIAL forgotten the occurrence
But not so with poor Hale. He was
obliged 10 remain below some weeks be-
fore he was enabled to go in the boat
again.
On being asked by some one what his
Thoughts were in'the whales jaws. he re-
piled, he though! "he a0haie might make
eighty barrels Of OIL" Twill merely add
that he is now mate of whale ship. Mr..
Fisher now commands the Napoleon, and
Mr.. Emmons the Cyrus, both ships be-
longing to Nantucket, Captain Hussey is
in the ship James Maury, of Salem.
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g. &a 3sB WG5o
z kage EXPRESS,

THE subscriber having established an Elk.
Il press running between Boston and Mon
treal as follows LEAVES Boston on Monday o
each week by Fitchburg Rail Road, passing thro
Keene, Walpoe, Bellows Falls, Chester, Caven-
dish, Proctorsville, Ludlow, Mountholey, Cut
tingsville, Rutland, Pittsford, Brandon, Leces-
ter Salisbury, Mddlebury, vergennes, to Bur-
lington, where he ntersecls with WALKER e.
CO., for Montreal; will pass Brandon going
north on Tuesday, and Thursday going to Boston.
The object is to transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
Collect and pay Notes. Drafts, and Bills, and do
all kinds of business that may be cnlrus tied and
charge. Patronage solicited. Charges reason.
able,
Parcels and orders may be left at the 8
houses on the Route where he will get them
pompty attend to them.
G. X. LEWIS, Proprietor.
Brandon, Sept, 1874.