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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
Opinion Of a

EXETER, ME., Sept. 30, 1915
This certes that have recommended the of WISTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases of the Lungs for
bottles knowledge have been used by
my PATIENTS all with beneficial results Itwo where
thought confirmed Consumption had taken place. the Wild Cherry
effected a
F. BOYDEN Physician, at Exeter Corner
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION!
All published statements ofcue performed by this incidence are,
in every respect True
6oy-BENARE or COUNTERFElTS AND INVITATIONS
The unparalleled astonishing efficacy Of Dr. Wars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry all the diseases for which is recommencedcring
many after the skill Of the best physicians unavamghas
effected large and increasing demand for This fact has caused
several unpciped eers and maors palm spurious
mixtures ofsma aud Appearance for the genuine Basam
BE careful und get the genuine DR. WlSTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY None genuine unless signed by BUTTS. Ad
dress all orders to SETH W. FOWIE, Boston Mass
Montpelier S P Redfed are Orvs French Water
barv, H. f. GOss MNrsh d. L. Putnam Planfeld Kdder;
Nlddlesex, &. f. Stowel; Norhfed White Washington r.
f. Dicknson Chelsea, Dickinson Noble Newbury, & II.
Reyes Bradford, A. Low Wells River T. Shedd; Stow, H. S.
Camp; ydepark H. H. Noyes Murrisvle, b. Herrick For
sale also by Druggists and appointed Agents generally throughout
Vermont. Price, 81 a bottle. 43:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19

THE best medicine known to man for inclpeht
CON u MPTION,
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis Influenza
Coughs, Colds Bleeding at the Lungs, shoness of Breath pain
weakness the side Breast and all other diseases of tho
PULMONARY ORGAN.
very important disease i this "asam" very
powerful influence is that ola Df EASED LIVER. In this
plant has undoubtedly proved ctcacious than any remedy
hitherto Cmpycd and in numerous instances when patients had
endured long and suffering from the disease without re
cving the least benefit from various remedies, and when
MERCURY has been rsorted vain, the Of this BASAM
has restored the liver healthy action, and many instances
effected permanent cures after every known remedy has failed
produce this desired effect
Resides m astonishing efficacy the diseases above mentioned
We also find etC'ua remedy in ASTHMA complaint
in which has been extensively used with decided in
Of years standing.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound BalsNmc preparation of the Punus Virginia,
Wnd Cherry Bark combined with the Extract of Tar, prepared
by chemical process, approved and recommended by the
distinguished physicians, and universally acknowledged the
Auabe medicine discovered.
The universal celebrity which this medicine is rapidly gaining in
section Of the county and o many astonishing has
effected have established its efficacy beyond all doubt but it
should be remembered that diseases of the LUNGS or LIVER as
all other chronic affections little time always necessary to
effect Although in the Balsam will afford
reasonably be expected produce the sauay effect
every short time yet from the high celebrity has
acquired find many apt to expect too much at the
while others expect single bottle afford them
reetan all the medicines they had taken for months
viuIs.
We will that the BA"SAM will construction in
its form, hut has cured after all other of relief
had been tried nvau And why not? 1t that the WILD
CHERRY destined by Nature to he Panacea for the
l trl tlal, In
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-19
NDRIME MACKEREL, At
M Feb 49, 1916. SAT- ELLIS, W. COS.

MNOUND-ON the road between Barre and Montpe-
H. ler village on the 9th instant, small, leather
covered TRUNK containing pitfalls, boxes papers, &c
supposed to belong to physician. The owner can OBJ
tain the by paying for This notice. and calling upon
Mr.. Benjamin Arbuckle, of Berlin
Feb. IL, 1916, 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-06

DO, Agent, Rogers, d. BsoS brig Essspoas csos!y. "a
QL. Albany SD bark Tritoa; from below. brig Widsi
P.srLAsp Jane s--An .ehs Berry. Kelley. Norfolk.--
CID. brig Eliza, Moody Cuba ~
PLYMOUTH, June 7-Salled schs John Aliyne, -, Edu-
more; ID 1hets, smith. Philadelphia.
PoRT WALTHALL, June l-Arr brig Active. AckermAn
SD st inst schrs Red Jacket. James, New York; William
RIcnMosp. Juae a-Below. schr Lowell FIN Boston Sid.
I'd insf schr Lynchburg could, New York.
SALEM June 3Arr briggs Oriental Nelson. Sierra Leone;
Victoria Bake, Phladephis SID schrs Lady Clinton, Crsa
mer, Richmond; l. II Herrck Clarence New York.
sAvAssAH June lid ships Tamrflsne, Hsnde son Liv
erpoo Enchanress Philips do: bark Peter Demill Lewis
NYork brig. rhilura, Bsn,ber do; 7 Cope, Buaswek
la port, British ship Enchantess Philips, Clyde; ships
Francis Ann, Fish, Vence Aquetnet Mosher. discharging
British ship Marquis Of Butte salters Liverpool Clyde.
smith. do Tamerlane Henderson. do Sterling, Barsow.
waiting, bark Peer Deml Lewis. New fSrk brig. EIaer
Johnson. New York; thara Bambarl York; Baldwin,
Bssse New York; Candova, Town, Boston Perssvssncs
Barter d,sGhg' !os cops ssSmsn s1ay.
Franklin Green, Riley Havana; Gen Washington. McCo
WLMlscroS, June 27Arr brig Sarah Bs9ty O1nard e,
St Thomas schr II w Brown, Francis New York Cid,
schrs Thaw Sandford New York; Southerner Baker.
Providence; Joh, Healy Boston; brig Carsndsa Clap,
ROsfun
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE June 3-Arr bark Henry Shelton. Long. New
Orleans; brig. Adams Gray. Bopcs Themas Mn,stS.
Cha'lsson British schr Araminta Symmoneth from Na{.
ss,., r; schr Welcome. Of New Bedford Ga bIifs
20 iehaa lnew IT'S ons Churchill New York. sid. sehr
NoREoLx, June 3Ar schs Yesper, Baker, from Matan-
zas Adrian Bedell from New York. via Old Poig; sioop
GSnstitusion Eyaa from cruises; reports ship Gpsrshs
Bunker tom Alexandria, bound verpool aud the Ste
Phea Loarmn C9nkiin from Batmors. went to ser Tue
lnl Mary and several Others the ..ms day Cd brig
Tally Ho. Smith, Jamaica. Sid schr Mary, Tefehen for
Portsmouth,. H, tse fs.s
PHILApELPHA June 3Arr schrs Daniel Parker Phillips
dsase CD BRIG Yas s.i' S.Isi BsIb.dos: lila.
Rio, NicEsrsoa Boston; Brief Reeves Tyre.
H,ckborn Boston Pavilion. Celeord FIJI ER,vsri
Cam ridge; Vesta Ludlum Newport; barge Michigan, Al
len New York Baltimore Claypooe, Baltimore
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PaovIsross--Generally dull. Pork is inactive; and
might be bought at SO IS a $40 g. Beef is also
dull at 81. Butter steady, and at low prices.
TrAs AT Auction. -Teas-Importcd in the ship Cla
rendon Terms notes at months payabl in this city.
Hyson45 half chests 75 cents Id, IS do IS, 80 do
6 10 do SAL IS do So 80 do and 81 chests 52 81 do ST.
% do and % half do As.
Young Hyson23 half chests 70! 90 do 65l, l6 do &c.
473 do 3o 81 do 25 ia do o. a47 do a. 20 do l5 AZ
do 10, 10 do l4i, 34i do Ia, 3o9 do withdrawn
Hyson Skn-20 chests 49, IA do 2sJ 10 do and IL half
do ~ ~ chests 49, 39 do 25 GAG do and 1873 half do as
GAS chests 24l.
Twankay-290 chests ~
Gunpowder-3O half chests 675 10 do 81, 20 do CO. So
do 81 80 do OIL 30 do So % do 4e ls9 do 81 81 do 35
100 lab boxes and 100 Glib do 3d. 2a7 half chests with
drawn
Impcria4o half chests ssh 20 do CAL do co. Is do
So II do 57t 81 do SGT IS do a 10 do a. 50 do &c. Is
do So 100 l3lb boxes and 100 do sol, les do with.
drawn
Powchong-20 half chests IA, 2l9 do H.
Chulan Powchong--50 half chests -.
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PoMT Or NEW YOwlk. JUNE 0.

Cleared.
Shhip q panSk Proal, LIVERPOOL, Ogden.
Br ship John Garow, Thompson, Ramouskee, Bell &
Ship An,ws Kos's1 ssyss.1S,n Ns.%.h Walsh
b BIE Home, Wings: Rish%oad. 5 z RoSascn,
s"s G9Ss h p.s. dso @sps
Bs G george s@ss SOUL. s%n wnder Sons
schr s A APPLETON, Niekerson, Boston.
S S.:s: SS ssss: 5 H;;s bS S;:sas
Arrived.
: :$ ::s:s III TX
Br9n,s; Curtis, for H"ana; brig Busy, Smith, Warren, RI,
Bark CsTis.a Perkins Cobb IS days from cienfuegos
Bark Bartlett Baker il days from Mobile with cotton
Swedish brig 5sa Lofssm g day. from oo,sssbu.g with
3 brig showing blue signal brown border with letter
swea brig An.e9ee versna days from Trieste. with
Brig Globe. HiIle IS day. from Palermo, Gibraltar
days, with fruit, to Drapes Davelin.
on"e c Sna Co. Gays from "''n Nne 10
Brg H.mle Robinson IS days from Nuevitas with log
Brig Moea Conesy Il days from Apalachicola with cot
Bs Smith 90 day. from C.rh.s.n. with
$ Ssi;;; port The
days
from Guaysnilla H. with sugar to master Leftno Ame
Brig United States York, (of Portland Is days from st
Croix f. with to Nesmith Walsh. Three
Brig Rudoph Grcnng Thompson. days from Key West,
US Revenue Cutter fancy, Dobbins days from Nor
Sehr Gen Worth Atwe, 10 days from New Orleans, with
BT sebr Racer stnrrug, days from Nassau Mp with pine
apples, SC. to Ackerly CO. -,
with naval stores, to L Mitchell
sch, ss CSTf no" WILMINGTON Nc with
schr Bergen La,oarese. days from Petersburg, with
schr Frank Baker, days from Georgetown, DC, with
mdse. to Sturgess Clearm in
Sch, Js. Nancy from Wilmington NC
sehr Emene, Glider, Philadelphia coal to Lowther
schr VIM Henry. Lopez, Virginia, wood.
schr Marsh Rodgers Virginia, wood
Schr Wesley, Ha,vey. Virginia, wood
Schr WIsa, Lynch Berlin. corn
Shr gpsher Nelson Berlin, corn.
sehr : + Psintss Crcppsr Berlin. corn.
sehr Michigan, Terry, Baltimore flour, &c.
s sesr Ssss:anae, m Mar Virginia
schr Marquis, Tsylor. Virgins, corr.
Schr Washington, Wason. suffolk shingles
schr Adams Baker from Richmond, with -four Allen
schr Delaware Hess from Philadelphia, with wheat Al
Smith ,,s e Ts;l; s, yisiS: ~ .s
schr Gen Lafayette, Pslnsr. Alexandris; mdse.
Schr Van Buren,, Wall, Easport, lath and plaster.
One ship and two brixs.
Ships Acos Msreilles; oheo. Charleston; bark Roshs-
chilu the Straits.
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PHILADELPHIA. June s, 1886.


The Baltimore telegraph line was in operation for
short time last evening, but the coming up Of thunder
storm prevented the transmission of the from the
seat Of which only reached the city by the arrival
Of the mail this morning The frequent thunder storms
Of late have greatly mpeded the use Of the telegraph
the operators fearful Of receiving stroke Of the
electric fluid The CAPTURE Of Matamoras without oppo-
sition transmitted possible but delay Of
than hour occurred through some disarrange-
ment of the telegraph, as yet unaccountod for
The passengers in the train from Baltimore had mar.
escape yesterday aiternoon: tree struck by
Lightning and fell the track but few rods from
the engine as it set in motion from the Gunpowder
watering station The tree thiry-six inches in cir
conference and yet the iron cord Of the telegraph
tanned its weight and kept il of the track but not suh-
ciently TO allow the passage of the beneath it. In
order dscntangle it from the and aclate the
removal Of this obstruction the cord had to be cut In
doing this amid severe thunder storm one Of the men
received a severe shock, which he said shook him
down to the soles Of his boots" Fortunately, Mir.
Okeilley an agent OF the telegraph company being in
the train, arrangements Immediately made for
mending the break and II in order again 1t
works admirably this morning and several messages to
and from Washington have heen tranrmitted
The proposed subscription at S23o0ooe by the city to
the Central Railroad to Psburg, defeated last night
by the Select Council The Common Council passed a
resolution referring the subject to the committee
finance with instructions to obtain information
obtain the refusal OF the citizens the SUBJ
scription. This lost in the Select Council
by tie vote.
The body Of an unknown found yesterday in
the Schuylk river. II is supposed the had fallen
in the same day. while intoxicated. A was with
him short time before, who to leave the vci
nifty alone, without letting any know what had
become Of his comrade In the pocket of the drowned
man letter sealed and directed to John Hacker,
Carlisle. England
A German, unknown found yesterday upon
Delaware Avenue in dying condition, and no expired
shortly after.
The fall Of Matamoras without opposition indicating
speedy termination the caused general rise
in the prices of stocks Even Lehgh has done better
under this welcome intelligence
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
JUNE 3-FiRsT shares Reading Railroad, -;
100 do cash. -; 800 do, ds 49, 5000 State O0O do
cash GS 5000 do CO. 5000 Texas Notes. l5 % shs Ma.
nufacurers Mechanics Bank, 23 40 Harrisburg, 1877 50
Reading Railroad. 5, 3D.
AFTER BoARp-7O0 shs Vicksburg, s. 80 do Reading Rail-
road, 33x.
SEcosp BoARp-I5o shs Bank 4; 100 do Grand Gulf
Bank do Girard Bank, s1 $50 do Reading Railroad
200 reading Railroad, 33h.
ArrER BoaRp-55o shs Reading Railroad 33,i do Com
mercial Bank AK; $3.50 Lehigh 6s ST.
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,mmands Is ID TO Ia Sd for prime.
Foreign NfnrLets.

MArA~1As, May Din market we have very lii
tie to advise, for we have known dull at this
season Of the year. Msscovado Sugars, however,
in demand for Europe at u for inferior qualities
at which considerable has been bought up. We quote
to 81 RI for good fair Of really prime We have seen
st Of what remains being and very little, any
M. wet oan 90 forward; i may be quoted nominal
more y,
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Dorlae.ll. .s...,.,rsalions.

KEY WEsr-Brig Rudolph Groning-2,5 boxes sugar q
tons Iogwood q tons istie Maiilandss boxes Dbl,
der. t-Nfr9 .s -
New Oar HArsschr General Worth-sae bbls -four 5000
bushels wheat Coilins-sse hides Barton Pope
MoBuE-Bark II s Bartlett-l03 bales cotton Dengee X
Ames46 do w well-oo do Shoford ibstou co-2f7
do to order-bx mdz custom house, bbs mdz Dodge
&c cowhides bale deer skins Panemln
L F Uklham. .HlN l9.7
APALAcHIcoLA-Brg Wakulla-29l bales cotton Collins &
Carhar.so Collomb & Eelin-2O3 Drake x Ms-3 bgs
bacco ii Magic.
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Paas~nrers Arrlves, .

Pnas<nxe Arrived.
SHRRE LEeNY-Brig Oritn;al, q Siem-Mr Ware Of
New York. n q.
New ORLEAss-Sohr General Worh-Mrs NJ Micker,
Mrs Jessop, Mrs A Levy, Piunkct and Lady A May
nard.
MoBrLE-Bark H Observation-Disclosures Couthony, Gage,
Dummer, Lovsland and Golden, Misses NJ Speden aud
Sargent.
CiEsrueos--Bark Clarissa Perkas--C johnson. J D
Burk, II SuaIex.
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@ u M m e Il IA l..

New York, Friday, June b.
AsHEsSales took place in pots $3.50 and in earls
at ST..
BREApsrurrs-Nct much doing above that which is
wanted for immediate Genesee is held at 81 IS
s. at; generay but hear Of small sales at lower
figure. Michigan is held at 81 26-good
CorroN.-Tnere was a good demand to-day, and about
1900 bales disposed of for shipment There were
also rumors of extensive sales-say 1000 bales
more but could not trace the parcels The market
is steady. holders supplying the demand freely without
exacting advance. We continue to quote before,
with the remark that freight engagements have been
made, in some instances, at an advance
fy1NPO0L CLsssIFIg ALTON.
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being much wanted. continue high TO Europe 81 i3s
to "A has been paid, the latter rats for neut vessels
American being objected 70 IN consequence Of the fear Of
cent prem, on New York and Boston par to per cent
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Our weekly supply of Beef is over 1000 head, and
yet scarcity prevails and prices for first quality have
advanced in the different markets Plenty of Veal and
lots Of young Lamb
Fish OF the usual variety. Salmon has receded to 3s
pei ID.
Young spring Chickens quite plenty, and at fair
prices
We have small Game, such as small snipe, Plovsr and
Yellow Legs.
Butter commands Is ID To Ia Sd for prime
Eggs in demand-l0 and ii for Is.
We notice ls000 baskets of Strawberries by the Erie
Railroad, and iOvo and from Jersey aud Long Is
and at ell prices some May Duke Cherries from hila
delphia and Bergen Point N. j.. new Turnips, Caul-
flowers and Cueumbers. At various prices.
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FOrelxn llntls,s ta ta&bu,..

CARTHAeENA-Brg Chatshsoche-7st tons hemp TAO hides
Go bbls bids IL 800 Dominguez
81 hhds II tres moasses Maitland, Comrie u
ST. CRoIx. E-Brg United States-l30 cks molasses u
hhds sugar 81 pans rum Culbert x Finley.
NuEvTus-Brig Hamet-3a logs mahogany and cedar 100
Dbl 29 cks moasses 10 do 81 b honey so ustc
Holt Owen. -
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MEDICAL CARD.
nOCTOR FAWCETT. consulting surgeon of los Full.

NUCTUK FAWCETT, consulting surgson Of 10 .FuI.
~ ton street, New York author Of late pubhcanoa en-.
and sterility anatomcaly physioogcaly and medically
explained with comprehensive exposition Of the nature and
modern treatment Of Syphilis, Secondary symRtoms Con.
orrha, Gleet, stctpres Seminal WssknesE Whites Noe.
tunal Emissions and all the arising from seh
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention fer the last
fifteen this city the Of the above mon
toued diseases and from his extensive practice d long eE
r. the pathology Q. ahs III ssS S
ne undertakes permanent and radical His diplomas
from London Ednburg aud Philadelphia aso his honorary
frames in his Office, log Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing 81 have COPY Of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
Incidental TO females.
letters prepaid, and addressed to DR.. H. Fawssr, los
Fulton street, win receive 6oe attention. myl9 lmsr
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Mr. HWY moved amendment, that hereafter the
regular daily hour Of meeting shall be o'cock-but
he subsequently, withdrewt
The question taken on the original resolution No
quorum voted
Mr.. MARTIN asked for the yeas and nays They were
not ordered
l.. And motion to adjourn prevailed.
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nR. A. T.. CASTLE, 3Sl Broadwsy, corner Of nte ST.,
- has been II years successfully engaged in the rsctice
Deatstry Study and experimenting have enabled MIN In
troduce many invaluable improvements tire least Of
which his lpeonuprble Teeth These possess. vivid
ske natural appearance unapproachAbls for
their strength and the with which they be wn
Decayed Teeth filed with gold foil Re Tender Teeth 6lled
with gold IL while soft and
becomes mpscted with, aud renders the tooth useful
VI when
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BALTIMORE. June 8. 1876.
Dull Tmes-Lightning and the Tsi&graph-Rumorsd
Murder on the high ssas-Ho.Jor Merieo--T1e Steamer
Massuchrssets-TAs National Fair Markets, Stock
Board, &c.
There is positively. nothing of the slightest public
interest stirring in Baltimore present. whilst business
is getting dull, as it usually is in midsummer.
During the thunder gust yesterday afternoon
struck by lightning the Philadelphia and Bal
tmore Railroad falling few yards in advance Of the
engine and train, which we're then on their way to
Philadephia The tree, heavy az il was being thrtysx
inches IN fell against the stout iron cord Of the
sustaining its whole weight In clearing away the
obstruction to the road it became necessary cut the
severe electric shock
There a in the city yesterday that letter
had been received by the Hbcrna, stating that VIM.
Rell, mate Of the ship Caledonia Of this port had been
killed by one Of the crew, on her outward voyage to
Liverpool.
There is another rendezvous for volunteers to go i'm
mediatey 10 Mexico open to-day by authority from 20
vernment Some hundred and twenty-men are yet re-
quired to fill the various companies forming the dis
The bark Catharne left this city yesterday for Point
large number Of f q troops So '' anu 'A' -
The auxiliary steamer Massachusetts, has failed to
find purchaser in government nor has she succeeded
In obtaining employm as transport. She is
throwing her ballast Alexandra for purpose
taking in about 10000 barrels Of nour for Boston
Our city Il now filled with strangers on their way
home from the National Fair The deposors have most
y disposed Of their goods and the balance will be sold
at auction on Monday next
The MARKET.-Ths -four market continues very dull.
The advicss Per the Hbenia have prevented buyers from
operating tn. sale. Of Howard street brands 8
without being able find purchasers The last settlements
nominal 81 IS note of about 800 bbs Susqueh
flour Yesterday At 81 sale ofrye -four at s, decline
per saon-demand limited aud prices tending downward
Sales or Stocks at Baltimore.
$4,000 Md 6 Sd 7a $1,000 City 6s 20 e5N; $1,000 do
d95H $1,000 do ?5A s,a6 do s3x State per cents
closed at asked s3s Sid Baltimore and Ohio silwsy
shares left off Al AN for sale an bid,
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THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY
WING SOAP.

MANUFACTURED by err Mr.. johnson, the inventor.
Fancy soaps Essences and every article pertaining to an
extensive mandatory for the trade and families less
prices than other house in this country supply.
Also the depot Of the original and only ssnsins Magical
Pain E1tracto for burns and Hays Linment for Piles,
kalydor, for the complexion;
Acoustic Oil for Deafness:
Sarsaparilla Extract, 3octs per bottle.
Oregon Hair Oil;
On the favorable merchants in an parts Of the
country. Mt
Steam Soap sks and Laboratory Of Perfumes. Patent
Medicines. &c. &C., 81 Courtlandt street, New York
mvtQ m
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Sales Of StOcks at BOSTON.
JUNE 4.-BRoKERs' BoARp-25 shares Long Island Rail.
road 2 200 do, 49, Is do 28 900 do, 10 ds 2s IS
Norwich Worcester Railroad, SEX, 50 Western Railroad
d o. IL do, 90. Union Bank go East Boston
Co, 14h: $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, "A.
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rIh SAi.E Al ,EI.l Law tni.
THE whole stock belonging the late firm Of Stsnike
Schirrner Of 234 BroadwayConsistug of large a.
sor,ment Of zephyr and German Worsed finished and
menced Emboderies embroidery Patterns and all materials
for Embroidering, purse Twist and THINNING gilt
and silver Beads aud great variety Of French aud German
Fancy Goods, is Offered for sale az % New street by
myl5 TuFGSa 3ws re e. ROO KNAt3tL. Assignee.
CARUNY & MAJOR respectfully MORN their tnend
- aud the public that they have removed their establish
.,anty keep hand large s.sotmen, o. the best sslss
bshrd for superior style Of Stock Prints makes them
confident that they will obtain continuance q the public
They tender their services in all the branches
81 LiibOgaphy Porsits Plans. Maps. Lsnd'cTs: Aa;,
certainly the appreciation Of the fasridous.
msr
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NEW TARIFF
IMPORTANT NEWS to Shippers Of 0raa and othss

i Farm Produce to Great Britain.
Anew law having passed the Legislsure admitting The i'm:
portaon Of foreign and provisions very low OF
duty opportunity will be those who dssrous
the Glasgow market TO open good csnnexon with
rrovs,on trade and there has hitherto been none Of ny
IN 0ssgow better opportunity could be desired BY
spectacle houses 20 form thar market Liberal
advances will be given to their shippers.
From the long expsrsncs and Of the
lated upon.
The subscriber begs refer shppe to Mr. A. H. nlay.
Astor House. ROBERT ROBCRT6ON,
m2S lm~r 90 Union street. Glasgow.
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Packets 10 Sail.
NOTICE TO sHIpnAsrEns


we hope that Captains Of vessels arriving port will
mol deliver shipping Ists PARCELS
tended for thus office other New YORK
Piots or Capt. RoRERr SILvEv, Of news f-et