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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-01
LOOK TO YOUR HORSES

U+TSIUO Saved, rs good rs SIUO Earned III
COCKRAN'S HORSE LINIMENT, prepared according
~ the original recipe for Spraius, Spavns, Fresh Wounds
Stiffness, and Swelling of the JOINTS CnousIs, Windgals
Strains, &C. that has been discovered 1t also
be used embrocaou for Rheumnsm which it is much
better than the Opodcdoc Price 90 per bottle
No thrifty fIrmer should be without it,
For sale by respectable druggists generally and wholesale
and retail by the propreor WILLIAM Coz Worcester, Mass
whom orders may be addressed. Also by :. w. FOWLER
1875 Washington St, BOSTON.
Caution purchasebe You get CooHRAN's prepared
by WILLIAM COE, Worcester, Mass,all others spu-
riOus. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

-sls 800 In addition this per ct for int. debt
a Sl6500 Of this sum received from sale of horses,
engines. iron, timber, &c
a. S44 900 of this received from sale of bonds of
ls45
b. 500 900 from sale of railroad iron.
Includes S3i, 500 of track and perm auent FIX
tures"
d. $4,000 of this is for Interest lsi4-45.
In addition to this Slll,796 90 has been paid during
the year Of principal and interest on debt
$l24 500 ofthis Ia for sale of stock iren rail &c
e. Includes S3S,400 total cost of engines and cars
l. $40 deducted paid for transportation of passen
gors baggage, West OF Schenectady.
!. Horse power trains.
J. Includes expenses of ferries, steamboats,. &c.
h. Includes Sl73o0O for do. do. on L. !. Sound.
Leased 10 l. l. Railroad Co in 1896 and now forms
part of that road making eSi miles.
N. This road was sold &c Archibald Mcintyre by the
State for 81 500 1t originally struced by the
Ithaca & Oweeo Railroad Co.
n From profits OF 1924.
The Railroads between Albany and Rochester several
" possesS undivided interest in l0i passenger and
baggage cars used in common on that route.
All the Railroad Companies but the Syracuse & Utica
and the n Y Erie have made ii cir returns this year
under oath in conformity with the requirements OF the
Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

Ut TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL EMlGRATlohO!'
ST-sC FlCES. 10 sOuthst OF Maiien-lane, NC"
-<zs-N orb, sad 90 Wateroe-road, Liverpool rs,,.'
from Dublin, Belfast, Londonderry, CoieraD, Sigo, Ee
~ Wexford Cork. Waterford, Dundalk. DfoghedA, Luz,
erIck via Liverpool, all times be engei
cerny of those sent for experiencing no delay whss's
The New Line Of Liverpool Psckets-Tn- ST. Georse
Line Of Liverpool pacIets-The Union Line OF Ligefpo
ParAets-Af- ti- Ships for which the subscribers SIC
Agents as0 d Guluber OF hrst clsss transient ships
The accommodation OF ID. above magnificent lines de
not Il is well known surpassed by any, and ne saDr
bers pledg. Themselves that they WILL heretofore, use
every exsrion 10 give satisfaction all who may serd of
their friends through them Drafts any amsun psJi's
OF demand throu gnout Great Britain and Ireland s.!
times be obsred Of he subscribers For farther par''
spp.y to w. & J r. TAPSCOTTi
~ So1th ~ ~ Msdsn-l-n|
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ship Florence, Pardson, Norleans Mason & Thomp-
Bark Monmouth, Haley. whaling voyage
Brigs Metamora Gates, Apalschicols. Z D Hurlbut e.
Co: J Peterson. Wilson. Wilmington, n McCready.
Schrs Grsndee. GundeL Boston, Foster & Nickerson
Myers Fowler. Washington. NC. Smith & Camerden ;
EIrurian, Brsnscou, Lasuira, Nesmiih & Walsh 4
Appleton, Nickerson, Boston Adrian Walpole Norfolk
Hunter IL Co.
ARRIVED.
Ship Ohio, Truman I'm Liverpool, Jan 3D. with mdse,
to Thos rruslow Il Son 9th inst; lat 50 Ion, eXcharg
ed signals with brig Henrietta OF Portland steering NE.
The Ohio has experienced very severe weather and
strong Westerly gales for the last so days spt sails,
huwarks and received other damage. II Steer
age passengers.
Br BRIG Belfast; McKenney Is ds I'm Turks Island and
Grand hey, In ballast TO Middleton & Co. Lett brig
vessel in port Lei, at Grand Key. brig for NfosS.
9th inst. the edge Of tie Gulf Stream. fell in with
number OF barrels OF provisions nuts and pieces
OF wrecked stuff Cap; Mckinney states that salt was
very SCARCE when he sailed.
Schr L P Smith Brewster. Wilmington. NC with ns-
val stores 10 L McCresdy. March s, In Isl 81 Ion "a
Is spoke brig jefferson. 20 ds from NOrsans bound 10
Nio!k Lost her deck load Of ulolssses carried away
main yard sprung fore and maintop gallant msss 9th
lat So lon "a H. spoke schr Elizabeth. (o Harwchl y
ds I'm port in s, Domingo, bound to Boston, loaded
with coffee and oywood-short Of provisions got
boat OUT and supplied them. They reported In lat %
50 lon q 81, experienced heavy gale OF wind, and lost
aer Geek load boat: both anchors and chains carried
away lore boom and gait and blew away her sails also
os, lying jtb and jibboom. bulwarks and galley.
s Sa Sscoard Taylor Snow. Thomaston. lime.
Sest Ialnea tneerson, Philadelphia, coal
Scnr jasper Hamilton from Boston.
scns Mary Clark, smaley, from Salem.
SAILED.
Brig Linden, for Charleston Wind lish. a, s W.
! weather thick and iosgy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

NY having commenced operations th-ir works
g, Gloucester, New Jersey, near Philadelphia,
prepared MAKE contracts for every description OF Cotton
MacGi0-ry; also Side aad Screw cGyin- Lsnrs and all
Machine Shop Tools whica they p-c se themselves
viii De superior IN quality and workmanship, aud
able prices
They likewise prepared furnish all kind. Of Cast
!rgs Including Steam Pipe Tor warning buiIdngy r.
short colce. Reference S-r, Price Co. Philadelphia
Address J. COOKE SITTER, Treasurer,
SAw-Er tJlOursaLrr S-,g irr.rY
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Removals..

DEM0YAL-The Brooklyn Flint Glass Co. have
Iemoved their warehouse from l29 Waer-st TO IS Broad
81 and so South Wiiam-tt
And win have constantly hand general hssomen; Of
Glass Ware suitable for home foreign markets Drug
sts and Chemical Glass Ware ofevery description and Of
superior quality.
Fancy Ensrneled and Painted Show Jars for druggists
windows from 10 20 gallons each.
26f6w PETER NORTON, Agent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BREWSTER has removed MS
1ALaw Office No II NassAu-st second story February
g. 1916. rn2 2w'
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UJiIDEk,. pATr\T s.I.m-

WiLDEh'c PATENT Saam.aaes S4fes-Taer-
w Can be greater evidence OF The superiority Of me
genuine Wdes Patent Salzusncer Safe an The TACT oil.
the inability OF other SAFE makers am thing
make any improvement upon old nyeaLocs by which
thsy risk The reputation Of ;h-ir Sales end equal
irls with WteCs Psieot Sasnantef. TIE late attempts
made 10 destroy one o! Wider. Safes 9y making another
sssnsHc=r SAFE Twice me Usual ckcess s sufficient Of IL
self convince every man who vii L. The trouble 70 in
vesgse tie subject OF the superior drzproof qualities OF
Wders PsteSf Schumacher Safes. Arolher me subscr
Der very pleasIhg evidence OF he estimation 10 which
he public nod Wilder. Patent SAFES Is the increasing de-
nnd-to meet which he h4s enlarged MS factory and ap
piled sIsam power machinery winch renders The
isnsiTe establishment OF the United States and
will enable him 10 furnish the best III. double Sasan.
der Safes ever offered 10 the public.
SILAS g. HERRING, l5s Water-.l
Siss c. Herring "a Inc Only person authorized 10 make or
sell Saasndef SAFES N tbs Stale Suits have been
mencec against rauuAcors and purchasers WIN be
tended TO all who infringe my patent
mid e=plW g. WILDER Pateuee.
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n)in1ou 5hanes.
xH1INDOyT SHADE DEPOT, n

xX1INDOW SHADE DEPOT, No sPrgsss, ' 81 n =
w lsblished IN 1870 Tse sron,mod soa OF their
@ ,oT. and having made srso IN nc
hIat.d houses Paris they VIII De Receiving
the fno sone of n. choices; designs. an VIII Mere
S,e be ensbed supply hsir customers win SHADES u
uhich may be found rich Views or ihe
Rhine S~iizerlaudcorree copies o. so'e OF ice io-
aides variety OF beautiful Scripture Pieces Aboeys e!a
Goihcs of every kind Landscapes In sny qganiity rom
me sh, any siry Moravie floating u1ucCsly along tn
cue ripple Of romantic lake 10 The sonof-, yetiana-
om5afdeaD reposng smoos the rains o. gray stone arc
fallen
An our Shadrs are painted with beet vi Oh colofs and
them wash aac not curl or cftcA- 49,
Shade bought OF US. aDt not answering 'n7
;ion viii be cheeriul'y exchanged
w. hsv.t.xen great pains selecting New Design Tor
~ nrnns. ~ -tine retai. Customers
but save cent Our iacities ior OF
ders not TO be surpassed feIsons oy 'S'
views can have them copied correctly.
Signs Banners and Interior Decoreh9ns cone IN man
ner not 10 be surpassed Irlinta.hto :" "a AIMS a7
-xhul;ed with the Creates: pleasure
show Room 90 feet docp By . wide ample psc- 10 sc
commods,e al lesst 90 customers a. Que he oPD
and Closed III sun-el
BARTOL / De MAUNY, hsnufacIurers sod In
ms i'm porters, spruee-st tour doors from Nassau.
NTINDOW SHADES, Ts.ses, Ccrd. 2c.-The sub
w scriber have opened a! No 50 chaaam-sire- Ne'F
York one door from the OF Chambers, new
ensiv- and grand assortment OF Transparent WinGov
Shades consisting every variety OF patterns and quai
10 found either IN Europe or America Prices We VIII
not menlon but from our facilities for as
well for importing we think We can safely DEFY conpe-
ition with The WORLD
lP- good assortment OF Tassss Core &c VIII be kept
on hand.
Wholesale and retail purchasers respectfully invited
to call and examine for themselves.
DUNCKER BECKER
New.York, FEB. Tin. 1916. Hflmeod-
WRENCH WINDOW SHADES WHOLESALE. {.
Woodford A9. Broadway has just received complete
assortment Of Window Shades every variety OF style
Among them French Land scaPes Gothic plan snd Land
scspes, French Visn-;Ie5 plain and scrons Also uii
Landscapes.
n B-Merclsns buying 10 sen again will be allowed a
lbersl discount door to the corner OF Readys La
fsrPe Bniidnes nLu
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tlnr0mare, 81.
HOr an FURNAOE.


ARTALhER'S Patent Improved Hot Ar furnhces icf
a.ces Will beat economically and edcents lhe Air IN ne
apartment, viii pure and healthy free topi dryuess dt'i
o! gss. -,
they are put up under peIsouh supervision VI his
Welk.r pG.unice and hitherto gVcn entire 'sf'
faction and ar. In all warranted 10 perform well
Reference: ~ w Taylor. E5l Governor Neiy-f orr Ito.
psl; Mr. Charles Starr superintendent DO; Edward Ss-
neut FAC II WAl-st e. y Rhodes, ksq. In Pcsr-sire.
MT Thouss McEirsth. l5i Nasssus. Nh. Geo. w Tuck.
WmP Chapulan Brooklyn; Mr.. W. c. Greene, - 9h-st'
Mr.. J. II. Ransom 200 sd-st Chennrsl bans Bf9sdwsy'
MI j. H. Ash 2J2 BroGlwby; Dr. 2iret NaSsiAn, ~ " d
very-pace; Nh Geo NJ Snow. Srtl-st
t2;f GFG WALKER. 2a2 Broadway
fsIHE ULSTER IkUN WORKS, sausergles u
4 ster County, y. Y, and P0mpfoG Iron WORKS, New
Jersey are now foil operation ORDERS for Hoop, Band
Scroll and Bar will promptly eNecu-d app lea
ton to JOSEPH TUCkERMAN, 80 WestsL milo
HOUSEKEEPING articles OF Hardware, Cutlery.
4 Japanned and Bright Tin; Plated and Britannia Wood
and Willow Ware together with great variety OF fancy
articles may found the H0lseE-spers Emporium No
IS Maiden lane SMITH, TOKREY CO. NIL
DURnEN,S PATENT HORSE-SuOEs, beas
Ep by he principal dnalersip tlardware Ae
Un-d States perfect In form and MADE OF
the very best refined iron Every Shoe which may he found
not la accordance viii The AborS recommendation VIII b"
received AID The money returned with Al eXpen.escG
The most distant paris Of the courtry H BURDEN Agent
Yrny Iron 4nd Nsul rsrinrv Ma J.! lRth inYi9Si-vV
IRON WAKE HOUSE, III Greenvgici-sL-kenrgS
lBreese & Sampson, SUCCESSORS 10 Boorman, Johnson
Ayres Co Importers aud dealers In Swedish Russia, and
English iron nails ship, boat and rail road spikes vs
boiler ron nail rode band hoop and scroll tron and steel OF
oil lind. VI 6ir'
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DYING TwicE-The NcwYork Exoress tells us
@ eoiofea woman named Susan Thompson, who
came 70 hsr oeaih IN Consequence Of being frozen to
DEAN. 81 m&ooheShe near Bedford" This was too bad
almost but perhaps abe deserved the second death In
consequence Of being coiored Tue Espres. does mo-,
say where the woman finally died Bo,, CSroro1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

N BLOODGOOD NURSERY, F.nsaing L l.
- KING Ripley, Propreiors ofef ioE sale RON .ais
as. Old and well Known ESTABLISHMENT every seflciy OF
fruit forest and ornamental trees eysrgreens shrubs and
10 xering plants which VIII be pu! up With The greatest
street where catalogues may be Obtained gralis VIII
ceIv,. nom n, aitsntoc ni2 lmDAW-
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5tationerp, &r.

5tationerp, &r.
IVORY TABLETS, Pocket Wallets, Memorandum
books Chess Men Bac CANNON Boards Porcelain Sste
superior Gold Pens Peuknves gold and silver Pencils &c
IN great variety allow prices by
FRANCIS LOUTREL Statoners.
ue IVY II maiden-lane
LNVELUPES FOR LETTERS.-A hn- ns.orI
Cm-ni, iust INSIDE up for Use under the new Postage
They of Post Once paper suitable
for steel pens, by r C. ROOT co. Publishers,
lew cor. of Wal-st l52 Peari--i.
THE POCKET sCRlTOiR-Being small
y illuminated IS 10. by q in: deep,D uniting the en-
rrqlSilon oi portable desk. aud containing The
Justly ceebTalv and letter balance, with pen holder
application OF nks!and with India rubber stopper
steel pens letter AMI cheQuer seal, memorandum tablet
and botng card IL inch India rubber 30 gum
medallion aud other waters sticks OF eaing wax Wax
tspes frometAean ghIs. being sufficient TO sea- 800
letters SC For ssie by JOHN J. BROWN 1 co.
MIC 22 Sutnn-s' near mas saul
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How noiselessly the snow cones down. You NAV
see It, feel but never hear IL. is Ike charity
Boston loarus
And the Journal might have added, that in its
temperature is s,ll more like charity OF the com
mon sort [Chronotype
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

FOR SALE-VAaz5le properly al Tur,ie Bay
- About acres Turtle Bay Easi River all regular
lots OF is:-avenue +5ih 45ta {7;h .s with the we'll
Ing Hoi.e, Sa.r, Sc The prtenoaoa risat ez:ends
Avenue A. a1in ~ los OF ground For lerns apply
ms Iw BLEECKER < VAN DYKE, No. II Wallet
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FARn FOE sALE-La.rI

y n .T 4 =
Ed r-stnc- OF Nicholas Smith. deceased, pleasantly -.
on The side OF The Hsrital river about :
miles .ogh ~ New Bruins ,lc containing III scir- more
or .s consisting 80 meadows TAR pro
portion OF heavy WOODLAND The remainder arabic land :
isrga portion of hch IN high cultivation aGd
we'll sat-red There The Afn good dwelling house
OF convenient size, barn and other octoldns-, apple
ard peach orchards full bearing AnG avar3ety utcr
fr1i, rts The beauty ard healthfu.ucss situation
OF soil and sdspness 10 he rasne OF truck aud
wick and Newly markets renders this farm Well worth
Inc attention OF the gentleman and pTscGca lA[ner.
For farther particulars inquire vi Nicholas BoerIm or J.
B. Van Dyke Esgrs the Mansion House, New STuns.
wick; W Sm.;h, l0l Mltagh-st. Brooklyn, l. l. or or
Josiah Smith, Suffolk County. l.. / mrs IN
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IT, aNEWARk AND NEW-YURh-
8 |.-Slt11--11Fare l2i Cents.-The splendid steamer
aaasa"nh1zs PASSAlC, Capt John Gsfy, will commence
her trps for the season on Monday March l6h and run
follows until farther notice:
I.ezve at y o'clock. A NJ
Leave B.Tcay-sL Nrw-forA, n O'CLOCK, r. NJ
Freghl carried al very reasonable rates. for winch l6fu
are stuTrJuses and agents both at Newark aud New YORK
The ,ssac has lar and spacious deck saloon elegant
- ' 49, ml2 2~'
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-n.,ss OprGsITIoN 10 Impo.itlon .-Exnte.

n~rsS OPPOSITION to Imposition -ExPre.,
E-4-SIss-sSLiu- for Hartford via New Haveu.-esfr 70
szsss-HzSre New Haven 50 cents; through 10 Hartford
- No charge i1r beTlhi The stiunch Hnd elegant .le'in
Gosl EXPRESS Capt Hitchcock, via leave pier foot
Roo.e ,rt =, T. Il every TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday
AFTERNOON ~ IclocI Returning, sn- VIII leaYe Now'hn
ven ever atoniay Wednesday, md Friday evsalug. a. U
O'Clock Tho above noa. built expressly Tor his toar
aud wa. buI suDst1nta. manner, being cop
pered sni cppperisst.uei That portion VI tho uaycg
public DESTROYS of s--u the fare kept IT The above 20"
rates will 10 wei! 10 pttronze the Express For reshI
or ptssag.-hs'n elegant sIatc-roJn accommodation
apply on hOpcd the boat, or 70 }. ~ OlLTs, Agent
l72 South-sL up ssifi.
NB-Freisht taken low rates, but received sfe
O'Clock. ~
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pnb!ie Couuspaness, ss.
-T~o NETWORK AND ERIE s

Its" NETWORK AND ERIE -
SS--syS--SysJ RAILROAD LISE-W iGteI r. -
III : m L L-oa- Passenger unes~&
vseh say daily leaving New YORK aud n!daleiowu very
morning, tSurssy. excepted. a: 3 O'Clock
freight Barge will leave New Ycrk from foot o. DqAu,
s-Tue.day Thursday and Saturday Afternoons oc!oct
STAGES FOR N-wburgh ghs-epsie, Hudson md Abauy
leave Turner'S Depot upon arrival OF passenger
Stages for Soouling burgh Monticello, hEorG Honesdse
CArb.udsle 5ughamon, ONs-xo, &c Sc leayv MIDI.
town, upon arrival OF passenger train
20. hsI.her information apply ~ toc otc-, c.
On.r- NJ " - as. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-13

- WATER POW Elk aud ManQIsrlutilg fItll4s7s
Ill and Buildings The C!iy vi S-w-YorE-For ss!e
20 lease ne large Water Power, Factory Building
Wharf stoJenouse and Dwellings for l. families az tide
yy.te noah OF Bronx River. MaIraronecx, Westcesrr
Co - miles East Of New and on Inc line OF Inc pro-
iece railroad 10 N-w-Haven The dam il and per-
!c and the power readily applied cotton any
Of Manufacture, and the ~oIE may be done on
Gent for 500 spindles The wnos viii be cod or
rented. on isir terms Apply 70 C. G WATERBC Ei !,
or L. preuises or 20 GCRDON BUCK No W sll-s- or
WM ii MITCHELL, 80 WI!!iaIr-st New YORK.
Al,o ~ WeIer Power NIL and Dwellings al TTa!isEi
on Rccdort REX mile above Rondout (Depo. Of Del
aware aud Hudson Canal Coz The HUDSON River u
Kingston Tee dam new, and he building adapted %
gr.ncs grain plaster any oorr species OF MAJ
tf.c:Ur- l. /, an excellent site for steamboat
f-, daily 10 and FROM H-wYo.k aad may soops are 70
coz iooy carrying away dag sorrs LEE &C CO
,ru vyntcn are produced quantities u Ids vicinity
Apoy 10 FITCH CO. merchants the place or to u 4
nfSis%3 aIrcE- 10 Wsi-.t S-w-Yo.k LEI lEeod-
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MONTHLY REPORT for February OF The New
WI York Medical and Sursiea! Insn!atr No % Cham

lt1 YORK Medical and Sursca! lnsG.un-, no 20 Shai
bers-si
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
> Diarihors- li2 Examination OFFS Torpid Liver.
S Passing blood the chest 10 d--S Pap!tation OF Inc
turelhrA). i-ci hesr-
Cases OF gravel Erysip-!as (face Under treatment
Acute Rhsums- Cases OF primary 5i Cases seminal
item. consumption Er Seshhrss
Chronic RheuHis- rested 5 liberated sore
lem. : Gases dysenie;y. !aroa,
Cases of seel 5 Csses OF pain mo AeAaache' cured
Cases OF pal IL chest Gases OF oafpe5s
side. 8 Cos!iyeless. len
ito Primary chancre IS Cases on:estina
rom .4propsp IS Case. mdwefy Bleeding from
habits. 70 Cases gnlorrhea lungs
) liable 10 holdiI Cases Of piles / Cbse Of colo
her water Is Vsccinaied a Cases dyspepsia
Secondary ) Suppression oil Affections OIL s-in
real.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AND CrAEs.
Diseased Gases OF Injuries Ea!argec pros
i,lnt under ,rsa;. Tic dolourrux oil glsud under
menL me face cured by treatment
Structures cured removing plecril sprsinec srAIs-
i, tIreth-s of NV hone ! A-scessesIr anus
FraciareJthe i-g y Uyus removed cured py 81 op--
Operations foli2 Large abscesses LAl.on
htcToc-ls ous5-5 S Diseased ,onsis
s Discharges :roU. g V-neresl warts removed
ear. r-usoy.I Il Operation for IS
hip JOIN; disease ) Irritation in IRE talo IN aio-
under iTeaILnen, thr9- = OPrfsaO-s 20 To
( liberated legs OTIS Operations FOR move polypi from
/ ioGg standing sGuintiaE. lose.
The poor attend I'd 20 between AID the afternoon
g. This INSTITUTION Is no, coun-cied any other IN
his civ Il BOSTWICk, NJ. D.
Nj / ~ Attending Physician src SGrS-oa-
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gsal estate.

"a SOTICE-A BARGAIS-A County sea- and
Farm FOR sale. The vii Of SOTpeTSie sonnet
set Co. Sew-J-Esey.-Sad Farm cousists o. - acres
OF Lsrd, > OF which wood The buildings are Al rev,
sud bull! within ySrs-HpGss snf Barn both oui ny
Gays and OF the bst material The House i ollii ~
style 81 by IS feet font hall iarOuEh the center
paroFs finished win marble Inln-s piazza 5 feet II d
and L. feet down each s.d;o h rTsinry on
op OF House s;oEy kitchen the and Gel.
sr under whole OF the :aiE building ~h PsGtre- and
all iasg-d ihroUsa the best IRE 80 feet
long sUd painted wh--CafTiaS7 House, Ice House sc
Also great variety OF Fruit " si descriptions
with \ quantity OF ,.rubperS.
Th premises lie within four hQsdr-d ytrts " The country
S.,t and about quarter mile OF III Railroad Th-
nIai about hours and ha from The ely For Tar
rr PARTICULARS inquire The subscriber and proprietor Of
;S- National Ho;-l. No C0ftiAadt-s. N-S- FORK
81 tfend LLI-sN :, : ~ =
ga FAKnUF go ACRES FOX $1,000, one
thri :, oOd aad with h0us-. earn sad ~ 0cHfd u
choice gran fruit said Farm i we. 10, sled ioi
fai. peaches srspes and early irut ane vegetables 70 be
s.ops the FRI II market being miles from the Cam
den Amboy all Rosd and The sar- distance rom NE
village OF Sput.S1od. New jersey. Inquire OF
FRANCIS SMITH
MILKY, No. lts eHk,bctu =. N-v.i ors-
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G-sD FOR TIE SAULT ST. MAklh-
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four weekly trios from Cleveland TO the SsulI g. Marie
tnrug tho IN nth Of May-eayiny Cleveland every Mon
day evening nj O'Clock =. NJ and Detroit every Tues
day morning At O'Clock A. AZ Returning, Will Leave Tue
S.llt Frdny moralnRs atg o'clock A. VI
the 6rst of June h- hfst OF November. The De-
trJii will trip every four days from Detro! TO 10
Sgult St Manufacturing each places follows
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