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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-06
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining 10 the Post Office at Middle
bury, VT, March. 3Isf, ls47.
Daniel w. Adams J.U. Hunt or z B. Hill
Capt. Oirin Abby Ann f. Holt
Harry Abby Obs Harris
Henry Antler isaac nj. Jemminy
G.. !. Bowdish Leonard Johnson
Joel Boardman Oscar F. Lawrence
A. Boardman Zimri Lawrence
NJ. Brunell Rev. S. S. Lewis
Walter Barton Turner Leavitt
Amos Barber Daniel Leona
Mrs. Alkaline Birge Ellen A. LESLEY
J. Ii. Coukey Andrew II. Mills
Barney Conlin Ebenezer Moulton
Woolson Crane Munroe Mitchell
John Campbell Miss Mary A. Place
Nathan Carpenter Mary Jane Perkins
Mrs. E. D. Dickinson Anna Palmer
Rev. John Dcmpster Daniel l.. Sessions
James Dayton Hiram Sessions
Lonis Dupont William Sanford
Chas Eager Amos L. Scott
Edwd. Fitch Miss Arvilla Siblcy
Aaron E, Fisk Sophia Stow
George Farwel Nehemiah Richardson
NJ. Frank Oliver Rutherford
Joseph French Asabel Richards
John l.. Fountain Chas. p. Rider
Miss Elizabeth GihsonJ ohm Ronske
Mrs. Demie q. HoltonDr. o. f. Thomas
John Hill Sophia B. Waller
Eliza Huse Marshal E. Waller
Hugh Harper E. G. Yesian
0FP Persons calling for any OF the above
mentioned Letters will please designate them
as advertised.
Two cents. in addition to the postage are
charged on all advertised letters.
40 EDWARD D. BARBER, p. NJ.
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The brig Henery, which sailed from New
buryport last year with emigrants for Ore
gon, had arrived at the Sandwich Islands.
on their way-Keene Sentinel.
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The city of Boston is about erecting new
Market House on the land formerly the South
Cove, and in the new part Of the city. The
Quincy Market pays an income we believe.
oil about 10 per cent.
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STATE OF VERMONT. |

Be il remembered that, al probate court Leld
az Middlebury in and for the District of Addison,
on the 18Th day of March A. d. 1917.
John NJ. Weeks administrator with the will
annexed, Of the estate of EPHRAM Crook, Lite
Of Salisbury in said district deceased, presents
bis administration account for allowance Its
therefore ordered that, the said account he ex-
amined and considered for allowance, at The sss-
sion OF this court to be held al The Office Of the
Register of this court in said MfddIebury, on
Thursday the 18th day Of April next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon; and t5at said admins
traitor give notice thereofto all persons inieretef
that they may appear and ma Ike their objections,
If any they may have, TO the allowance Of said
account, by publishing a certified copy of this
order in the Northern Galaxy newspaper print
ed at said Middlebury, three weeks successfully
previously TO the time of said court
I'D. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy ofrecord.
Al Attest Ssd s. Bushnell Pegister
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ESTATE OF JAMES COLLOGAN.

ESTATE OF JAMES COLLOGAN.
We, the subscribers, being appointed BY
the Probate Court for The District OF add
sou, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all pei sons
against ihel estate OF James ColIogan late of
Shoreham in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN off
set thereto: And six months from the 9th
day Of February s47, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore give
notice that we will attend TO the business ni
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
Of Royal Turrill in said Shoreham on the first
Mondays in May and August 1877, from
nine O'Clock a. NJ. un,iIlour 0 'clock p. NJ. on
each OF said days.
T.. W. BEEMAN. , Commission
ROYAL TURRILL. crs.
Dated at Shoreham, this l7Ih day Of March.
1917.
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SOPl Va ISCOIu-
Al Attest .Ssd. S. Bushnell PeeiSter
STATE OF VERMONT. }
:.,-:o, - ALL:

. - 4 Vt NERMONF. \
District of Addison s..
Be it remembered that at probate court held
at Middlebury in and for the district of Addison,
on the 18th day of March A. d. Is47.
Jeremy Moody named executor in an iaslru-
ment purporting 10 be the last will and testament
Of BETSEY STocKwBLL late of Cornwall in said
district deceased, presents the said instruments
for probate. II is therefore ordered that said in
Strument be considered tnr probate by this count,
at the session thereofto be holden the office OF
the Register OF this court, in said MiddlebuIy,
on Thursday the 18th day Of April next, Ct tie
o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice theI, of
be given to all persons interested, that they az
appear and make their objections, il any d ey
may have to the probate and allowance of tie
said will, by publishing certified copy of this
order in the Northern Galaxy a newspaper pin
ted said Middle bury three weeks successfully
pfeYi5i5 TO the tim of said court.
Jed. S. BRSistR Register.
A true copy OF record.
Attest Jed. S. BaSfscR, Rcgistey A.
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NOTICE.

The accounts oil Peck& Flower for goods
sold. may be settled without costs, by pay
ment prior to the 25th inst. at the Office OF
April 1. 1S47. Linsley Beckirih.
PURE BLOOD SHEEP FOR ALE.
The subscriber offers for sale IS Merino
and Saxony Ewes, part from Connecticut,
and the other Of my own breeding
The Saxony sheep will sell and take. the
wool from them and their progeny a, so cts
per pound till they are paid for.
WILLIAM r. SANFORD.
Orwell. March IL, 1S47
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Chairs !! Chairs !!

The subscriber has been appointed agent
for selling Nichols and Wheeler's Chairs and
will keep constantly on hand all kinds of
Chairs manufactured at their factory which
are offered for sale low.
All orders for chairs promptly attended to
by w. S. JOHNSON.
March lj. 1917.
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NOTICE.

Rev. MIR. Miller; U. V. will preach at the
School House, in East Middlebury, on Sun
day next.
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~ Angry people arc advised 10 say
black bed bugs blood twenty times, as fast as
possible, before they get into fight. II will
save great deal Of troublc-Iry il!
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JourneVman Tinman Wanted

w. S. HOWDEN will give steady en-
pIoyment and good wages, TO a man of cor
rect habits and good workman-noue other
need apply.
Bristol, March %, 1S47. 47;3
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STATE OF VERMONT. }
District of New Ha ven IS. (

STATE OF FERMONE.
District Of New Haven IS.
Be it remembered, thar at probate eosrt, holden
at Bristol in said district on the 18th day OF
March 1877, the administrators on the estate of
WILLIAM SEYMOUR,
late Of New Haven in said district, deceased,
made application to said court, TO ha We their az
minlstIaton account with said estate, examined
and allowed; wheTeupon said court ordered Said
administrators to notify all persons concerned to
appear at a session of said court 10 be holden
Bristol in said district on the first Monday o(
May 1877, at the Office Of The Judge of said
court, at 10 o'clock forenoon; then and there 10
make objections 10 the allowance of said sc-
count. IL they see cauSe, BY publishing a certified
copy OF this order IL he F1rih.in Galaxy, 4
newspaper Trinied at Ai,'GI,l rI, l. Ihs e. uric
of Addison, three weeks successfully a. ivts to
the time Of said court
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Jucee.
A true copy Of record.
AZ AueSt II. MUNSlLL, Judge.
-
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ators. We have now, with Texas, Iowa and
Wisconsin, 90 States, and territory, on hand
and in prospect, for 20 or 80 more!
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WOOL. DutU, 80 per Ct.

WOOL. Dug, 80 per Ct.
Several small lots have come in from the
country and were readily taken by the man.
ulacturers at Our highest quotation.
Prime Saxony fleeces,
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REouisirIoN REFUSED. The Governor
OF Louisiana has concluded not TO call out
any troops upon lie requisiIion Of Col. Cur
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IL The Iowa Legislature has adjourned
without elecilng either Iudser or U. S. Sen.
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DIED.

In Westport, N. Y, March 10, Nelly Ha-
ven, daughter OF VIM. and Lucy Haven. aged
81 years.
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Fresh Arrival.

WHITE HAVANA SUGAR, Just re.
ceived and for sale by g. Nj. SIMMONS.
Middlebury, Dec. 10, 1916.
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For Sale.

A Two story House and lot,
n MAs with suitable out houses
l5E5 Fl. pleasantly situated on Semin-
ary-sl., a few reds east of Jo-
scph Dyars, owned by the heirs OF the late
Orrin Stowell, now occupied by 4. r. RI
sing. For further particulars. enquire Of the
subscriber, IRA ALLEN.
Middlebury, Feb. 9th. 1S47.
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Feathers ! Feathers!!

1000 ID. of White Live Geese Feathers,
for sale low by ". s. Johnson.
March Is, lS47.
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Buffalo Robes.

A super excellent quality just received
~ II. A. SHE LDON.
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Crockery and Glass ware.
A large arrivaLCROCkEI ant GLASS
ware ofthe newest style for sale low by
FRANCIS.
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Notice.

THE subscriber requests aEpersons hav-
ing unsettled accounts with him TO call and
settle the same by note or otherwise. In my
absence the accounts may he ieund at the
store OF II. A. SHELDON who is authorized
to settle the same. ZACHEUS BASS.
Jan. 10, 1S47. 50
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HEST Mortified Clover seeaat
~ ,o bingham 4 Lane.
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A true copy OF record.
Attest led. S. BaSiSeR, RcgistcY.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30
DELEGATE NOTICE.

The Democratic Republican ciIzens o
Columbia county are requested 10 meet a
he places Of holding Ihe General EIecIior
n each Election district, on
Saturday he 18Th day Of February,
next between the hours of three and SIX o.
lock in The afternoon of said day to ctoos,
lwo delegates to meet al the house of Johr
Clayton in BIoomsbGrg, on Mondsy tie
Nex' following February l5rh a, one o,
Heck p NJ, for the purpose Of appointing
Delegates 10 represent Columbia county, il
4 State Convention, to be held at HarrI.
Hurg on the 4th day of March next, TO non.
mate suitable person as a candidate f0
Governor, and also a candidate for Cana
Commissioner to be supported at the mex
October. Election.
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EDegDESC Sale.

In pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
Couri OF Coumha county, on
Saturday the 27ih dag of February inst,
at 10 o'clock 10 The forenoon, William
Kitchen, guardian &c. Of William Morris,
late of Mshoning township. in SAID coun'y,
decreased, will expose TO Sale by Public
Veoduc, upon the premises, certain lot of
Dand, situate in DaryIIe CJlumtia comfy
bounded on The south By Make, street, on
,he west by lCi Of Samuel Yorks, sen, on
the north by an aIIev, on the east Ivy lot
belonging 10 Mr. Montgomery, containing
in froul on Market sueeI fifty feet and in
length about one hundred and fifty Ieet
wAerpon is erected an old frame house late
lhe Esa,e of said deceased, situate in the
township of Mahonlog, aud county alore-
said.
JACOB EYERLY, Chrk.
DanvIe, Feb. !, 1876.
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from the beginning Of Ihc year 10 lie close
hat he is chained 10 his post OF toll from
week to week, through the long pforac'ed
neat of sumner, with scarcely day Of rec
reslion for breathing the fresh. air OF nc
country.
while thus prosecuting his unceaslag la
lbors, If he pIesumes 10 speak on great con"
l.rovered questions according TO his con
oieIions Of truth and right, (and This Is iht
| only wise course for one under The govern
menl OF God There will We moro 10 cen
sure than pray for hlm, and aid his ehorli
10 ,he diffusion OF truth. Few Can estimate
'he difficulties Of his position, or enIer'aI'
Tor him the regard due 10 broIher-unles
he shall advocate their pecu!larism.
Then there are those who do not evet
think for yesrs .cgelher, 10 send 10 the edl
,or The small sums due, in return for his ex
InausNhB 'oiIe' " Ney NIhh VI "o'
thoughts do not rlpen into acls. They for
get that he depends undsr God, on ,aes
small sums for means 10 delray the largt
weekly expenditures incurred 6y the press
And y lille he lsbors on amid enbarrassin,
cares and responsibilities he is tired, il NJ
discouraged, by many prools staring hiI
IN ,he face, thai his ncessssnl tolls are ur
RENTED.
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CIRCULAR.

The Democratic citizens Of pennsylva
MIA who have not already appointed, aIe re-
q esed TO meet at the usual places Of hold.
ing their township and county meetings and
select delegates equal in number Of lhcit
Senators and Representatives in he Stat,
Legislature to represent them in the SIsW
Convention to be holden at Harrisburg OF
Thursday The 4Ih dsy Of March next for III,
purpose Of nominating candidates for th,
Offices of Governor and Canal Commission
cr and Of performing such other duties al
may pertain to them in accordance with III,
usages Of the porly.
By order of the Democratic State CenIro
|Commuee.
JOHN G. BUCBER,
Henry BUEHLER Sec'y. Chairman
Harrisburg, Nov % 1916
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usy9zsxszFEzzs
LETTER lV.

CAMP JACKSON, January IS, ls47
Col. WEBB:
embrace The present opportunity lt
say that am in good health.
! must take up The ngrslive where
left it Of atPIIsburgh. The merchant,
and shop keepers Of Piushurg are 10
gererel hard faced nation as they ex.
torted by exorbitanl prices The hard earn.
ings Of those who are engaged in the de.
fence the country. II i,weIl known that
during our stay in Pittsburgh, we he'd
sons severe cold weather, and The bar,
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E.Es.s,a, u ,SrEsH'
THE LIFE OF AN EDITOR.

The Philadelphia Christian Obgtrrer
>Presbyterisn.( has the following remark,
IN The life Of an editor:
Who shnk' OF tho daily recurring cares
and The eXhaus;ng tolls Of an editors
hfei
Few Of his readers ever esii nate the a.
mount o. labor required in the due prtpsr.
aIon Of single number ios the presF. Il
is, perhaps unknown or forgotten, tia, he
hss no season u relaxation for mind O. BODY
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E0egbgSC Sale.

In pursuance of an cider OF the Orphans
Courl Jf COLUMBIA counly, on
Saturday The 27ih day Of February inst
n l0o'cIO k IN he I,Ienoop, BrrjamInllsy-
man, Esquire, high Sheriff Of Columbia
county, VII expose 10 sale Ihe real estate
ol James Pruy, late OF Liberty township,
d -sd county deceased ay public yendue on
b pc nis a cert in tract ofllni situate in
Liberty township aforesaid, adjoining lands
10 Henry Glson, lands late of RichardWil.
son. deceased, lands Of Robert and Hugh
Montgomery, and land Of Andrew Robson,
containing about E(iO acres, more or less
late ,he Estate Of salG deceased, SITUATE in
be township Of Liberty, and county a(ore-
said.
JACOB EYEDY, Clerk.
Danvilie, Feb. |, ls47.
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IIMlMNMAIo

MARRIED. On the 26h uli by ,hC
Rev william } Eyer M GEoRoE MARSHAL
TO Miss ELIzYsE1H BEATS buln Of Caua'
wlssa so~nshIp
On ,he 2l inst. by The same Mr.. nANrEI
.HAnTMAN, 10 MISS REDEccA BREonBM
both OI Cs,lsw issa.
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L0JA42GOCcal A. g2o
"TRuTH wITg0C" FEAR
lDmO0ElSDTlG 8
SATURDAY, FEBRU7RY' 6, ts47.
AGI&N0Yo

Y. B. PALMER Esq, is authorized 10 act a,
Agent tOr the 'CoLUMBIA DEMocRAr,' and re-
ceipt all monies for Subscription and Adpcriis-
ing al his Agencies in
Philqdeiphia No SO Pine.Sireet.
Ne'c York l6O Nqssau-,treet.
Boston l6 Sute-Street.
Baltimore S. Il. cor. But. and Calpert.8ts.
Observation-Disclosures and FadeSmea may End
il 10 their adu"ntagetO adOerh'en this pGpero,
Il is The only pre- PnhHsheda a he County Seat
md has greater circulation ih the county than
any OTHER paper pudHshea with,n stiiimiiS.
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General Ross, Senator from this district
presented 10 he Senate few days since, I
Memorial s;gned BY the New Court House
Building Committee, the County COmmis'
sioners and the Grand Jury for January
Term, asking The Legislature TO sulh0rist
he County Commissioners 10 pay S25OC
towards defraying The expense Of erecting
Fire Proofs, and other extra work about the
new Court House no. requiBod under lhe
provisions u! the Removal Bib bn, whici
tho County Commissioners were satisfied
would save Ihe County great expense BY
being added 10 the building while gong up
The memorial was referred TO a sppcIa
committee, which had mol reported at III,
asi ddies' A few gentlemen, however, ol
DanylIle, true 10 their character, have go
up a weak and feeble remons,Tsnce agains
this reasonable request, aad have been rir,
culalng it with liule success, as but few
mt Of Mohonins township will sign i,
III agreeing that the friends OF removal art
loing even more than was reQuited,wihou
Aaving this extra work sajjIed upon then,
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NOLlCE.

The BOOKS Of the subscribers have
been balanced up 10 the lsi January
lSi7, aud as it is the first time they have
been balanced since they cOo,menccd bus>
ness in Bioomsburg they csk and expect
every one having an open account with
Them, TO call Immediately end close the
same
ALBRIGHT & MENGAL.
January % 1877
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MOTT ICE
8EA eoEnifGi4l' fGil' Q ale,

SAH u Il AA ~ I'd aG o
b virtue of writ Of lori facias, to NJ,
IIrectrd will be exposed 10 public sale a
Danyll,e in Columbia cOunly; on
Nooday tho Isl deg Of March, ls47
II o'clock, p ". the following properl,
. WI:
One undivided moieiy or half part of al
that certain piece OF ground Tying and being
situated in the town OF DanvIIe. CoIumblf
'oonIy'beIng 55 feet 10 (ronl'onUlIl sreeLn
aid town, and $50 feet along the sueei
which divides Joseph C0rneIson's prop,
r'y from the lot levied on,-50 feet rum
lang from said street along on alley 10 lot
occupied by Thomas Clark, thence along
i'homas CIark's lot l5O feet to Mil sute
atoiesaId, bounded on The east by Nil slice
m the west by back alley; on the south
lby Thomas Clarh's lot. and on tho nort.
l)y back street running from Mill slree,
along the lot owned by Joseph Cornelisor
the street terminating al HE aqueducl, ,on
which said 10! are erected
,-1s.-gga three story Brick House, oc,
5 EiF9cupred by George D Brown &
k5as sI 9 t.s ssS =. B. Ensign bookseller snd
sGlIoner frame kitchen, a white frame
dwelling house occupied by John P.Grove,
flame Stable &c. together all the houses.
W houses, buildings and privileges aud 40.
PCr'enances, to the above described prop
ry, belonging or in anywise apperlain.
ng as the property of defendant
Seized, taken in execution, aud TO bt
sold as The property Of George b Brown
ALSO At the same time and place Lot of
Ground situate IN the town of Orangcvillo cOlum.
bia county, containing one hundred and forty tw q
perche5 more or lc 4, bounded by lands of Jrhn |
EDGAR on the north John COhenhoven on The we, !
and on others aud on Nain-st. whereon is erected
A two story Frame Dwelling House, a large Fame /
Store House, small Barn and TaOrs Shop,wth |
The appearances
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as
he property Of Jesse Coleman.
ALSO-At the same tins and place by virtue of l
eyarI facias 10 iRe directed;
A certain two story Frame Dwelling House
situate on the east side of Mil.srreet, in the town
'f DInville, columbia county, between the canal
nd MuIlbury-strCet containing IN trout on said
iill.slrcet sixteen feet and in depth thirty feet,
nd the lot or piece Of ground and curtclidae ap.
eIienant to said dwelling.
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as
e property of George EeuCr.
BENZ, NAY NAN, SheiB,
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s@Z-zE.ar-rwss

BY letter from New Orleans we learn
,hab young man from Mu9cy, J. f
Montgomery, was shot on the l9,h insb by
nne Of bis ness aud died instantly. HI
vas member of one ofihe Volunteer Com
panas from PlIsburg.
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NOTICE
January 80

rs hereby given that Letters of Administration
Il with the will annexed. have this day been
granted upon the estate ofANDREW DELONG,
!ate of CGruc township, Columbia county, de-
ceased. All nersons knowing themselves indebted
TO said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands a.
galnst he same TO present them without delay, to
the undersigned at his residence in Lightsrrcrt
SAMUEL MElICK, Administrator.
JdnDary 25, lS47-6T4l
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p Circumstances beyond COR control
we regret 10 say, compells Us to issue but
half shse, This week.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-10
From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jan. I5f5
WiStar'S BaISam OF Wild Cherry.

There are so many certain cures" for coughs,
colds, and even consumptions, that we some.
times disposed to question the efficacy of any Of
them. Mr.. 8. w. Fowe, druggist ofihe high
est reputation, at 1873 Washington street. has
the agency Of an article called Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, which seems to have won for itself Il
good reputation wherever il has been introduced.
We have seen letters from various parts Of New
England, from persons of the highest standing in
the places where they reside, bearing testimony
To the benefit themselves or friends had received
from trial Of its properties
Extract from letter dated
Petersburg, Va. Jan. Is Isis.
A gentleman of upquestionable veracily in
forms us, that his brother had been confined to
his bed for weeks with some species of cough
that baflled the skill Of several eminent physic
ians, and by the use OF two bottles Of
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
he has been restored to perfect health, and he is
now I" a fat and hearty man."
Yours, respectfully,
ROSSER 81 ANDERSON, Druggists.
None genuine, unless signed !. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Newport, RI
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MONDAY, Juno 7.
Schr Commodore, Gardner, Prov, Albany.
TUESDAY, June 8.
WEDNESDAY. Jnna Q.
Marine Memoranda.

Ship Louis Philippe, Castof, cid at N. York
2Slh ult., for llavre.
Ship Mariana, Philips, was a, Havre 18th
ult., for New York 26lh.
Brig Algonquin. Mayberry, arr. at Philadcl-
for Boston.
Brig Perfect, Gardner, for Tampico, was
towed to sea from New Orleans Goth ut
Brig Annawan, SwaSey, cid at New Orleans
29tb ult for -.
Schr Geo. Engs, Smart, from New Orleans
for Guadalupe, was spoken no date, in lat 30
%, Ion. 20 30, 10 days out.
Schr. Cabot, Phillips, arr at New Orleans
23d ut., from Vero Cruz.
Schr Medium, Swasey, arr. at Charleston
eth ult., from Darien.
Soop Com. Hull, Dennis. cid at Mobile 22d
ult., for BraZoS