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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11

able mt dleine
Oxford oxford Co.. Me., Nov 70, 1886.
This may certify that in August present year. was taken
bleeding at the lungs and had all seventeen different spells
bleeding average from halfa glass to half pn at time.
applied 10 one Of the most kfu physicians county, an
ceived but partial relief during his attendance was all this time
suffering with severe cough, splitting blood &c tried various
remedies but al without success until the advice Of my friends
tried
DIR. WIsTAR's BALSAM OF Wild CHERRY,
and my great relief three day Time my cough was so a-
enud that raised with perfect eascd The pain
ing been entirely removed from my stomach and lungs now
taking my second botte and my health is rapidly improving.
have ridden hfve Ins by stage, and attended
purchasing of goods very little inconvenience.
Signed,
zEBULON CHADBoURNE, Jr. oxfjrd, Ne.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS the wrapper.
| For Sale by s. P. Redded, aud g. K. Collins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
Postscript.

Washington, March z, I811
Q-F7The Louisiana Volunteers all arrived safe at
Tampco, escaping the Mexicnns by ruse, or rather,
Yankee trick. The wreck Of the Ondka was burned
to save it from the Mcxicans. The sickness was not
great among the troops at Tampco, There were
1000 there and many more arriving and it thought
they would march on Vera Cruz before February was
out.
The capture of Bordley and Cassius NJ. Clay was
confirmed.
1t was feared Mqtamoras wottldhe attacked by the
rlncheros. The MeXcans were fortifyng the roads to
their capital,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11

STATE OF VERMONT, To tho Hon. the Probate Court ~
District of Rpndap District If Rlndolph 10 oil per
suns in the Of Francis Arnold, late OF Brookn'
m s1d District, dece sed. ntestlte, GRsEIIne
WIFE tEAS, Howard Gswald Administrator Of R3 Estate f"
SAID deceased proposes rendering account Of ms adm ms
lton and presenting his account against said estate i"r "W
D. 1871
IhH4ore hereby notified appear before said Court
t3 tim and place aforesaid aud Cause if any you haVe why
the sad account sh ud not 10 allowed - "
Ditsd at Randolph in said District this oh y oil March, a.
lai7 - ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11

CHOLERA, SUMMER COMPLAINT, DIARRIEA \, DIsENTE-
ny and all other dsrngen # the STOMACH and BOW
ELS cured by Dl. D. JAYNE'S CARMlNATlVE BAlsAM.
New York, 6th mInth LIST, 1888.
Friend Dr. JAYNEIt gives me much pleasure to inform NEE
cf the result II case which administered thy GAMMA
TIVE BAISAM ami consider he matter # duty to thee
and the public to gvl following siaemantsBGng called TO
visit patient w ys since, fund he waSv1m'ung and purg
ng most Violently with Tomna and Cramps in the upper
and lower extrsties also in the abdominal parttes Inc
ramp was 50 van it took four 10 him inessant
w. t. Keen down the spas m, and his own words he sao
him his bones would snap in two There wts
also vu mt chc nans around tbs biblical region attended Win
very distressing In Short considered it to b. case OF
.nna Chaera fund nqly the patient had becn unWe
III N previous loscess If the buwtls Ihat SIX mourn
saw him. h. was seized with the complaints and had grad
alv pnt worse The cold, ami M was nearly
mi less Immediately gave HIM spoonful q thy BaSain
winch in ov NON nts cted from tho stomach, BAT on CIV
ng ow tim the stomach bocam settled and ne expressed
nm ef much relieved. then gave him ca1ml and opium pow
dr. In two hours from the TINS law hm be I'm cute easy and
m asleep aud slept w fl five hours but on waking tho Sym
tom again returned directed Of The Basam to be given
him when tbs disease subSdod and the patient conVatscen
took one bottle effect have also so u5h wiz
secd beneficial effects oftbs Cumulative Balsam IN summer
Complaints Darrhna and would not b. without for It's
romaid thy FREUD,
THOMAS MOTT, MD.
AZ Broadway, New York.
For sale by S. ?. Redhod. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
DE-. D. JAYNE'S
CARNiNITIVE BALSAM,


This the efficient paseni and safe compositions
Wbc for the of the various arrangements
of the buwe and the only article worthy If the Least
coufd FIR curing Chuara Infmtum Summer Compla n
in the above and fol owing diseases really acts Ike charm
viz
Dysenery, Dmrrhea, LoosenesChoera Mobus, SUMNER
CoMpLANr, ChuC Gripping Pains Sour stomach Sick and Ner
Headache, Heartburn, Watebnsh Pain Sickness d the
Stomach, Vomiting, Splitting If fod after eating and also
where passes through the body unchanged Of appetite
resnes aud inability Sleep wind in the stomach and bow
els hyserics camp, emou and twichng9 seasck
crying infants and for all bowel aft od and nervous diseases
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, No. South Third street, hla
elpha, and svd by all respectable Druggists throughout the u
States
For Sale by p. nedfed.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. tn Pro 'ae Court for the
nlolph District S. District of Randolph To all persons
concerned the Of David Burroughs late OF rookfd
licensed Greeting.
WHEREAS Frederick c. Bgow Executor Of the last Win and
W Testament of said aSed requests said Court to allow him
the further of year f and after the 18th day G March,
A. D. paym the hts and close the settlement
of the estate.
Therefore you are hereby notified that the said cation viii
be The Probate Court To b. ID at the Probate
office Randolph the 18Th day If March next at which
time you may b. heard in the premises.
And shall be published three ks successfully in the
Green Mountain Feemrn newspaper printed at MONTPELIER III
this Gae the last of which publications. shall be before the day
signed for hearing aforesaid.
Given under my the Probate Office at West Randolph
this 10th day Of February A. b. 1871
EDMUND WESTON, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
A RARE CHI CE,
AGRIsT MILL FOR SALE.

THE ub der finding necessary to change his circumstances
will sell his Grs Mill. Said mill very pleasantly located n
the wiling. Of fd the turnpike from SuCkbrdge to Rut
andwas thoroughly bai fran the Jundatn up, in complete
running ORDER capable Of making
A G. o o b w o X
any similar establishment in this other staehas two
good run stones Esopus granite Of Crimes Pat
ent smut Machines Corn crackers &c. has good Of custom
Connected til the comfortable House, Barn. w,
and half acres land adjoining, md good Of uardn5 Ma
chimes.
0Al things considered will sell the above mentioned prop
other similar establishment can be bougti
the State Terms Liberal and possession given mmc
aely. Fer further particulars, call and sec.
c P ROBINSON
Pttsfeld, F, b. IS, l8t7. e;3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11

- blighted flower,
A bud of fairest promise npd
In carly morning hour"
In Fairfield, Goth ult, Amos Leach, 30,
In Bakersfield oath ult., Mrs. David Wright.
In Starksboro, Huldah Chuttee, Is.
In Huntington, Ellen Howard, 4,
In Sheldon, Mary B. Taylor, %.
In Rutland, Wait Rathbone, II.
In St JohnSbury, DR.. Morrill, Stevens, So
In DanvIllc, MARSHALL HosDer, aged years and 8
months.
In Cabot Mrs Sabra w Howe, S.
In Walden, Stephen Curer,7l.
In Cornwall, Polly Il. Grsvod, II.
in Woodstock, Benz. c. Doton. q.
Manchester, Clarissn A. Towsee, ii.
In Dorset, Eliztbeth N luIy, 50.
In Rockpor, Arb., Nov. q, 1916, Mr. Josiah s.
Wright, formerly of Brooklnc N. H., aged SO years.
Printers in N. H. and Ohio, are requested &c.
In MiddleseX, March 3, Mr.. John Willis, aged 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate Court for the
District Of Randph District Of Randolph. To all persons
concerned in the tate OF Zebedah Robertson Brlntree
in said District Greeting
w HEEEAS Christopher Huntington Administrator Of the Es
" tate of said deceased has made application this Cunt fer
License sell an the Real Estate deceased
that the necessary for the Symcnt the bis and charg
against SAID Ett The widow osa deceased applies sld
Court for &c personal Estate proposes
waive her right dover in the real estate Of said deceased and
pra}s assignment OF personal estate in lieu thereof
THEt EFoRE, you hereby nouiud appeag
said Court, b. held the Probate office in West Randolph
said District the first Tuesday April A. D. l57 and show
cause any you have why License should granted
said and why said assignments should be- made aforesaid.
And this order shall published three "etks SuCcsSvty the
Green Mountain Frcmaa, printed at Montpelier this State, the
last Of which publication h BE- before the day gnrd for hear
ing, as aforesaid,
Dated est Randolph, This 9th day IF February A. D. 1917.
EDMUND WESTON, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
EssgH!1sATON WA9SEGE J. .
MONDAY, March /.
REPORTED ron THE Traveller

REPORTED FOR THE TRAVEiER'I
At market 80 efcattle yokes working oxen
2G COWS and calves, 1900 sheep, and about so swine.
PRIcGs.-Besr CM'e.-$65O first quality 6; sec
ond 5,a $50; third a., 4,56
Working rsa--Sac5 at $82 and "a.
Cows anil Ca!ves--Sales noticed at $50, %, 90, 81
and a.
SAeep,-Sales were made $50, 2,75 3, and some ex.
ira AIS.
Svine.--Sales we're not noticed, there berg but
few at market.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, ALMrRA ELtzARETH my wife. has left hous
w and home in Westfeld withou, just cause, and refuses
live with me- therefore forbid all persons trusting habern
her my account shall pay debts of her contracting
JADEDSPAULDING, Jt,
Westfud, March |, ls47.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11

The Legislature of New Brunswick have granted
fifteen hundred pounds sterling for the relief OF the
poor in Ireland.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
W AN'rED

an apprentice to manufacturing Tin and Sheet Iron Wara
steady AVID industrious young man. good moral character 1T
or II years Of age to whom good will be given
ZENAS WOOD.
Montpelier, March TO- lSl7 lOf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
Ill
DEutbs.

In Morristown Jan. ], George W.. only child Of Ed.
win II. Shaw, aged 10 months.
Als,, Feb 20, Charles c. Shaw, aged 2G,
In Pike, Stoddard county, No., 18th Nov. 46, Mary
Jane, only daughter Of DR.. Geo W. Haskins, aged 4
years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
TROM Mr.. IANEs n. EsTILL

Salem, c, lumbana county, Ohio, April, le4l.
DIX D. JAfNEDEAR SIR; feel bJuSd to you and the public
10 aAa myself u this opportunity IF giving publ city u the
ordinary eneets q yoa ExpecOran mystL Having beer
omleed Tor several years with several years with
cough hectic fever and IFS dseases seemed only
doomed TO lnger out short but existence fall
d 1882 when being severely attacked and hay nE resored
10 all rmer remedies and the of two If the most
respectable physicians IN he neebohood without deriving any
benefit the consolation If surviving but ds or weeks
fhercst Whcu the last q Ct hope about 10 vanish
had recommended your EXpactuan bs cd bv that
Being who does all things tho contrlty the
expectations Of my physicians ana friends i'll f " davg
raised from bed, and enabled by tcts to al
tend my business enjoying tier health than had for
ten years previous. JAMES W. EsTILLE.
BSONCHITIS.
- HEAVIER, Pa, Jan %, 1911.
DR. DJAYNE-DEAR 5 n Having been along time afflicted
with Bronchitis disease which annually sweeps away thousands
Of tn human race 10 premature grave, under the
Of CUnSumptOn and having heard If the wonderful efficacy If
your Exp can for Coughs, Asthma Difficulty If Breathing and
every other disease of the Lungs purchased and
happy nnm and all the and daughters actiou
that immediately suppressed the cough removed the pain and
difficulty Of breathing and produced free and
and very effected cOmp tie
JONATHAN DAVIS
Baptist Minister, Beaver Pa.
For Sale by 8. ?. REoFIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
John ?. HALt

BASH -UN ADMl1 4 AI11lF q
S0UTil East corner Of Branch Bridge, State-sreet
- Montpelier, VT.
B. Particular attention paid to CUTTING for
others to make.
March, ECth, 1876.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-30
Return OFPAREDI,S.
REE DAYS LATEG IRON WAY
IN

p.,,c, Of Gm Pare4ss rs Hrr9-Hs a.c-
", e,.sf,l fscape itto IL Interior.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-08-30

Is, RuGs-5doz morcof Ql9sa .eauW Wilton
ngs, Jusl received and tor -aic.at >a.a. advance
NENbEE, II NHBDj j. 8. bD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED
ship Mary Frances Hubbard u Dc I'm Mobile. cotton
&c 10 -iufges Clearmsn Co. 2ed met lat IS a. Ion
"a o. exchgd signals with chip Glasgow. steering Enc
Bark Lark Tboeis 20 Dc I'm Canton. teas, silks, &c.
To order 2}i inst lat 81 81 lon a. spoke brig CsrryA
shsckford from Philadelphia for the Cult OF Mexico
took from her Captain Pitimsn, mate and two sesnen
Of bark Cambria abandoned Al and before reported
B,rx R-form Lewis, Is d im Mobile, cotton &c. 10
storees. Clesrmsn Co
Rrig selma Smith IS ds I'm Mobile cotton. 10 surges
CiesTrnAn & Co let inst ship ashore on Gays
fort Ret supposed 10 be Brshihree wreekers steer
ing to- ara her
Br Bris RAINBOW Church. 10 os fn Maitland NJ. pas-
ter 70 ThOs Wfnpi-tt -,
Big Boundary shsekford 10 Dc I'm Essipor Ne, ls,h'
&C 10 master.
sebr Philena. Sparks fun Havana 18th April sassr'
&c TO Oliver Beaey pad inst lat IS 3 ion IS 40 spoke
bsrs Mary Lowell OF Portland from hstansss Tor 6o'-
ton. dzys out
schr Caroline. Nicksrson, 10 Dc I'm Halifax, Ms s'h'
70 mater.
schr Moro Clark I'm Lubee, Ne, plaster, bound to
Philadelphia
sehr Corena Nicker.on, Boston, mdss
5AlLED-ship Unicorn, for Cork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

The merchants of New Orleans have been at log
serhesds with the Secretary Of the Treasury the sub
ect Of exports 10 Mexico. The Collector OF that city
would not permit the export of wsrehon'ed goods 10
Mexico unless the duties under the Tsgia OF 1916 were
nrs paid The effect of this IL that American merchants
pay two duties upon goods sent into Mexico one upon
entry at New Orleans and the other under Mr. Walkers
New Tsrin upon entry a, the Mexican port Goods
sent from foreign ports direct TO Mexico have thus
advantage goods shipped by American merchants,
and the prohts of this trade los, The Picsy
une states ths. orders have been received from the
Treasury Department by the Collector at New Orleans
10 allow all foreign goods to be reshpped free of duty
To any Mexican port
The following were the comparative imports In.
10 Nsw Orleans from the interior OF the principal srn-
cies Of produce. from lsi Sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
BRAHDYWINE CORN MEAL

NOTICE TO shLPPERS-The subscribers miller.
Bfa1dywine, 10 Tie State OF Delaware beg leave
10 notiy the shipper. Of kn-cred meal that they
are liable - be deceived b limitation Of he genalne
Brandy vine meal
miller A. West Troy, ana Al Wntsrord. IN New
YORK beside several 70 th- State Of Peunsylvs having
forged he marks u TIE subscribers By pAcng Brandy
Nllc mills Ia spicuous leiiers on ttcr barrels
Shippers vii pesss take rcuce, that n addition 10 te
word Bf-rcyw ne names OF the Subscribers ere also
ssed o. al ih-lI packsgrs, ant hat hsr ooiy agens 10
klsa PsxsOn-
An exPsrinuce Of upward Of 70 years BY their uroasn
tors AID themselves 10 the msnuf.crars OF fnrisd ss
ldass hen In saying, that hey will furnish an article
wncn VIII Aecp Tor any desirable lengtn OF time 10 ali eli
mates brsndywine Mills. 2H April tes7
TArNaLL L LEA
JOSEPH 7. PRICE co
AT ln JAMES T. PRICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

pAPER.-CYRUs W. FIELD Co No. Barlng.sIp,
New-TOrk U1er for SALE
Writing Paper, iEa cases, compls,e sssorrnent
Printing Paper, $500 rrams, me and sapern1e.
Hanging, Paper, Is tons, white, blue, gresu ks
Hardware PsPef, $50 resins, various sIIos.
Wrapping Paper l5ooo resms, various size,
do do Hoo rearns straw. for shipping.
Colord Psper, soo all sizes glazed snd anglsrcd
Envelope Paper 100 resms. 1874, 22s32, 2,xN
sheai aug Paper, 10 tons, for houses and ships.
Togehsr win al otset descriptions Of paper. s2s sw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28

BYE Iyks, JR
SPIRIT Of Beethoven greatest among
Tn, Master Spirits of harmonious sound
Creator Of sympbonious themes profound;
G.ver Of Immortality to Song
Descend If thou eau stleave that glorious throng'
Whose powers exceed the scope of mortal ears,
Listening enrapt to symphonies Of the spheres,
And share our bliss while swell thy strains along
More than our narrow minds can comprehend
Arc the creations Of thy mighty sou
When chords ON chords like ocean pillows spend.
And harmoniss like worlds In grandeur roll
Bay. are not thy sublime i'm asinings
Like sounds celestial when each planet nDgsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
a-PIANO FORTKs.-o. !.

a=a-PIAN0 F0RTEs.-o. H. BAR
e MORE oder Zoe sale 81 their mandatory
and ~sIefoom, Sol bleeckersI AZ s..ofi
Jmerl o. ross~o,e and ~,hog.Dy Piano
Tbe,s Pisn.s for aeeAssies eoasucl0n. ese-srey Of
worsmsasap and TeaBess Of oae, camel h. sarpssssd
and where the purchaser has any io00ls they viii be
pp and any fsasonats Length Of time allowed 10 sasy
him Thls beiag new feature IN the easress II 10 i'm
poran 70 The chaser the markelis a OF uapswe
sasusss 10 esch The Inexperienced A responsible
ra,ty with each instrument RefeFspse " Of he
Gss auilSss y ~ say. y S-gisns v - . In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
EsStRr. S cas@ELL Co.'S -

Express Line 10 all the -,
Western States and the Cssadas-Six hosts srs ~,
York daily, for tho West and Nonb. This Line ievss.i
O'0 passengers the pas. season, and We are cst :,
10 hold out sucn inducements this season by os nsns
good treatment to gan the influence Of the ffeSiss
enigrsnts We have travelling Agent that caves w.
York with the passengrrs, that Will iake ~ oypp
charge In no csse VII the POOR man be len he ~
got hall The usual snm charged 10 psy. Lmigrsu y.
other passengers will save time and money D. es-It
this Line before contracting elsewhere Al fincso -
enaudize will be forwarded 10 advance VI All ons' -
al will be shipped up the by ,h- p~s.see "a.
require>. Ofices the foot Of Cortland snd pr
81 the Offices Of the New.Y0fk Albany and Tto. ss'l o
Offices az 24wSm P. CASWELL w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
r-,TNDEPtNDENT DAY BOlr-Tr

.N- AINDEPhNDENT DAY BOAT-fS
Sresr2sssr>5 Albany, Troy ard iniermeoae sntfg,-
Phe new aud splendid steamer Aida
Capt Upper, will lesys the foot Of Bare ayst every No
day Wednesday and Friday, until father rorce, =
o'clock 10 thu morning. Passengers tssny hs bal O.
ind her the most comfortable elegant on os n'r
aud enjoy sail al the ssre fares charged "
second boats She IL new, aud has every sfs'
fence. Arriving in Albany about one hour 10 sss1Dg
the small boats passengers going west will sssnrk
III me Ia ses thai citv before The cars leave s7ls'
r. ,NOTICF.-a ClTIZtNs DAY Lis,1
assrtassfzxS7< OPPOSITION BOATS"-The stssneosi
METAMORA AID ROGER WILLIAMS
having, after repeated trials, estsD.hsi bsif rspsysi
for speed will invariably make all the sndnsf Gdy,nl'~
In their hills and ths ns6er. Al ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
raA FARM FOR sALR.-A splendid fam

a $50 ACRES, OF a part Of good farming .ands for
sale, 81 the low price Of 81 50 per asre, II applied
for soon located Ia The Of West Turin and Ga
coils, IS miles and railroad, Rome
Oaeics Co aud 10 hO0rs r.cs from this city
for particulars call address IS LiberysL New-York
roni once. as w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
III M.P;0'HERN & co., 2. =

81 UaEaS, JoH HERbSiN Az ES$R
DREW wALDRON leo soush-at VA
corner Of Dover sne s. Wsstst corner Of Kse,9f .
DION, OHkRN co. Liyerpool--t d ed ',,s' =
European Emigration Ohces, and Wests'n f'fNN'7
Agents.
London, on The let, Sth leth and 2sth Of eseh noe
snd from Liverpool The ist. stb, li;h. isih 10 y
4,th Of each month % Ne~-OriozDs. twice rsss,
MOBILE, weekly, 20 Charleston, weekly; - ss....
weekly; 10 Texas. Iwice a mon,h For HAVE 81 =
German, Belgian and Holi-rd poris, vessels sS o. =
Appointed days. Passage esn alec he sngsgsd M Z,
erpool ~ any " the Brush North AmrficSn p0'Ss-
BosiCo iphis. Baltimore and New-Or ,sEs - -
The subscribers having bad ion2 expersaes 70 ~ -,
ness are prepared "a oder every f.cs ny 70 tnoss
passage 10 or from any Of tbs shows p0rs 40 y :.
exchange can he furnished, psys 10 h'Osfbo.s -
Britain and lIssnd as well as the eonsibsns a -.
To iho'e bhing TO emgrsie TO tas Wee, % 800
oefs have nneQaslec srrngemf n's fOf he 'oI-ssis
Passengers, by the different routes, vi. TeeTs
and The iEiefmediste lsndinsg ara all prs o. n
sds', Chicago, Milwaukee, baltimore, rH.set *
einnan, 81 Louis, he &C by STEAMBOATS,, fsAi als
esnsl-bosis " toe fret Glaze and crest care Wiz 80
That passengers Will meoi with delay OF lnpo-~ y
ms route L-itefs poe PAD, will ueet wiss Fy.oSs
teoioo For i.rfhe, parties ara. apply a. ahe.e -
81 PASSAGE FROM ALL PARrsss
SE and, Ireland, Scot. and and Wales-Fen~s<ll
lDg To send for their friends 10 any esne ~ Il
Country, viii tnd The sabscnbers sSrsnseuess rsr
most complete, and calculated IN eveTy vy "a ass
satisfaction u al sho may make ausscIenS s'--,,sB
10 bring their friends across he Auanlc. TIE
are agents for
Te Neu Lsrk Of Lsrsrpssl Paesfss' w -
QUEEN Of tie WEST. .iS0o SOscIUs....''''''' nf
LivERPOOL...........l2 siDOOss.... .'.''.'If
HOTTINGU ........l2S sHEkIDAs.'.'''..E
ROCHEsTER..........l05o 0ARRICk e. ", -
The above magnificent packets arc al NJ ~ Ltor
ships Of tho very 6rst class built expressly ~ sr
pool passenger trade and ht,ed up with s2ees., zee
the comfort and convenience OF psss~ngei. ~
handed BY men Of experience ard are GOV - Lss
speed BY any ship sfosL Their sailing Gays sxs a.
pool are lhe 9Th. ard llih, OF every NOON, ~ - -
hey leave punetnaliy. IN addition 70 Hs
scribep are also agents for the = p.es1s .
ST. George ardtk Cs,os Lu~ Of L'rsvyes, ~ s,.
Composed In part Of the following iasn9rrnel;G ~
kaowu ships, VIZ; The AMERICA, ~ -. yySygAg1l0s
PRE-, ST PATRICK, RAPPAHASSoCh', - rls< -
SEA, :: &c. which together With The ne~ tls,s1c~
ships Per month or one every tyo Gays -. son ~
thus preventing The possibility OF delay e ss<ls
sage from any part Of ireland 10 Liyerpoo 49, appyt
he lowest rH.es Every tnfoIlsstoe = $3.50.
10 w. t. / J. I. IArsSCtiI =, ..s{ ~ !.
second door below pa. az = ss.,sbs
Drafts supplied Tor any amount ron "a ksfS
In every town and city throughout 'ns 'o'''7
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CYRUs w. FIELD g. 90. ss ~. "a 10 .
SPay NE Highest marsss price. "a sass s,.ias Csc
Cirsss or Manila Rope and all olter KIDS o. P''
nfsrnr~vs' s,ork "a
DAGs.-rbe Highest market prices psl a..S gsff
II Rags, BAsgtng. Bals-Rops Cgitinss vsT ssss
,,r.,.' ~ I sS ~" CYRUS w FIELD s -
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ryrTTsu AND FRENCH

soAspisG AND DAY SCHOOL IoS iouss LADIES
At CLIFTON staten fsa1d This school conducted
a nv tb. Misses ERRINGTOS, will reopen after lie
Spri1g vscsfinn on Monday. May ), ls4L
Circulars be Obtained Hoyers Music store, ~ Broad
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RooTs ANn SHOES

NJ OF rHE FIRST QUALITY al the ONE PRICE
cheap Boot and Shoe store, ls2 ChsIhsmst--Ihe
subscribers would cal The attention OF their Gus.
- tousu ana the public " general 10 heir large
veil assorted sOek Of Ladies, Gees and Childrrns
,sters, Buskin. Sps together win lsrge sOok OF
heu'. K W. ana Youth's Boots Shoes and Bro.sus
y n oh they will sel ~ the following low prices.