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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
East Boston Company took plsce the 80 inst Ger.
w. H. Sawyer in behalf of the Directors for the past
year read report exhibiting very favorable view OF
the affairs Of the Company After the meeting dis
solved the choice Of lots In Dividend No was offered
10 .crp.hoders The ssle went Of in very spirited
manner more than half the lots taken at prices
from par to sixty per cent premium. The premiums
amounted to nearly $4,000
The Rochester Democrat thus specuates upon
the probabilities Of the next season in relation to the
foreign commerce Of that place
Certsn Is that before another has passed
ssl vessel OF coo tons measurement with same power
bbs OF hour and In - hours reach Osdensburgh thence
passing down the river, the ssoos (galOp) and
through the Long SaHh ship canal into the Lake 81 Fran
cisco, aud around the cascades the foot of this
into the Lake of the Two Mountains In Lake Otawa
by the BeaAGraos ship canal and from the foo, of this
lake la Chine miles through the La Chine en-
lsrgea canal 20 Montrea-s In 10 hours This enlarge
mept of the La Chine canal being the last link in this
ehsin Of magnificent works and within few mouths of
completion may anticipate II being in readiness
before vessels prepared for its navigation From
dredsed IL another l2 hours sail and from Quebec 10
the mouth OF the river distance of SO miles may
add three days more being five days from Rochester
the Banks Of New Foundsnd which Is Eve days the
route from New York TO Europe and within ten days OF
EASY sail and steam OF Liverpool; and then we have
cargo of our four In market without cost OF trans
ports,on csns tolls commissions subject only to the
payment of moderate locksge charges around the dit
fsrsnf falls OF the 81 Lawrence.
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MARIN JOURNA Al.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Brig Judge, Whitman. Drinkwster, TN SAINTS Cruz
Cuba April III. cedar. honey. &c. 10 Harmony Ne
phe~s Co Ia lat 30 ~ long Is a. spoke bark Arthur
Porter Of New Bedford 81 months out 100 bbs
Oh slh inst lat 81 20 long 70 80 brig Trojan hence for
sssus IL Grsnde.
schr Lucy White. Jsnnison. tn Thomss,on lime
schr Mariner. Nickerson. ds I'm Philadelphia coal
schr Florence. Hardy, 3 dc fm Philadelphia, coal
bound 10 Providence.
schr Amands, Nickerson, de I'm Phlsdelpha, bound
TO Albany.
schr Highlander, Nickerson, ds fm Philsd, coal
bound 10 Albany.
schr Emeline, Davis dc fm Phlsdelphis, coal, 70
master.
sloop Juno, I'm Providence. mdss, to master.
sAlLIp-Duk 0eador.
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POINTED CAS-.

POINTED CA-E.-Fr9m te Eveamg Post,
n 4prI So" Yesterday morning several silver spoons
were slolen from he house No II Hammond-street-
II Il thought hey were stolen by two boys, by
raising The front basement window, the silver h1y
nx been imprudenLy lefl In such posed siuston
Condolences SASH LOCK aud FAST ENER,
trAiA a.zayS PARTON, I0eks alNf ihlftmg TIC
5a5ii cnd Be aAlocked b. ,haktng Rg. This
e economical and durable affair would therefore have
saved several dollars worth Of silver. Those who wish
security well convenience, viii DO well 10 give
carpenter lrinZ job. The article Is will be, for sale
a. Hardware Dealers and Country Merchants and Al the
my7 e. MANUFACTURERS DEPOT, Corland-sL
MONEY On BOTTOMRY WANTED.-s3OO0
wi thereAbout wanted BOtomry the Br brig Rich
ndNatsOn and cargo, consisting Of IL 600 bushels Indian
Com IN good order. Said vessel Is rs lOns was built
10 Sunderland England and has Just undergone thorough
repair stands No on the books OF The under
here Said money be paid arrival Of th- brig Sligo
which port she Is bound with q cargo Of Indian
Corn IN bulk and bags Sealed proposals addressed to
Capt Williams aod marked Botomry Office 50 South
st vii be received until Thursday noon, which time
al applications viii he opened. -
mypA VIZ J. 7. TAPsCoTT.
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Removals..

DRNOYAi-T 3. CUNNING, Dentisi, has removed
ttom Of CssmberssL sna Broadway 70 % 6ond-
myo om'
DENIOyAL.-TOUsEY \ DICKSON, Merchant Tat
II ORE have removed from l6f I6e Broadway my4 w
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OF FICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
lpvssTuED ~ TIE IsIBusE ~ UscriL iFroisrHf'

5ls lrd BE- u further osacted -.
Ard ali made under The orders OF ne
nnsstereneral IN Newspaper or perspsps,s ~ 80.
uncse Tor in any Pos, Oce shall be inserted n ne
or papers Of he town or ace wnere Va. oe
"sS DC - pr Oso< I1Er passd March 8, 1913
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THE ADVERTISER l. At liberty 10 en8as AS S.pe,ih'
j tendent Of Cotton Factory IN any Of the Middle,
Southern Western Siates Having ha1 conslne,so,e
e,perieDce In some Of the best manufacturing establish
ents OF Lancashire England be feels confident OF being
able 10 give reasonable satisfaction to any company VINO
NAV choose 20 engage him lie isaso sprsc ical Mschin
st All euer addressed post paid stating real name and
residence fnone else wl be noced) 10 C. Al the Ess
Troy Post Office Troy. N. Y. R9S ZwAltN-
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ID w. VIVIAN 10 al leis sure 70 saponnIsn' s.smin-
II. smetng works. or siIend TO INC essuA ~ oersc
tioos OF mines and mineral lapdA Would have o. rss
,ioo 10 yisil The Lake Counties Respccmbie euJ
sncss giysu. IaII Im'I RW.V ~ ssSsS""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

The exports Of Butter have fallen of but in a other
articles there IL Increase. and in Hams Bacon Lard
and Cheese 1t very large. As packers get better
acquainted with the peculiar wants of the English mar
ket and the of putting up provisions for that
demand the trade In these articles will increase very
much and the trade become established permanent
basis and prove profitable after the presen, season OF
high prices on the other side shall have passed away
A.nn.n Tho miscellaneous artclca the following have
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6ouses to Get.

ca TO RENT-A Cotton Factory Of aboui $500 spib.
III dies with building for looms, mansion house tloIs
'~~ house workman's dwelings, Jaw mill gTs MILL
with an unfsiling water power The plaee and water
power well adapted general manufacturing purposes
and 10 uavigabie stream convenient To kowfoho or
Philadelphia Inquire Of
a28 2w+ WARRINGTON RICHARDS, 50 Burlingsip
~ TO IET-For mors years the second and
III fourth stories of building a Avenue G. corefd
- Fourth Size Of building p by 80 feet The foarh
story may be finished into one or more rooms AppJh
Miller sherman's lumber yard, between Eighh az
Ninth sls. East River. myi In
- THREE FURNISHED ROOMS to le, 90 ls
~ second story Of pleasant houss In Frankirs
few doors out Of Broadway Terms very mol
crate. Address A. y. C. this Office. The remainder ofhs
house would be lst II required furnished. my7 W.
"a TO LET-Eo. y Frstsvenue, two psrors on ne
<51 first floor, basement and two bedrooms In the suc
Inquire at 1856 Wster-sL or 81 FrstRyenue LNgs
yard end good wood.house. my3 81
Ga TO LET-Ths lower part Of the house AZ Mercer
~ The location Is excellent, being one bloch from
Broadway, aud ons door below Washing
my7 a.
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The exports of Breadstufs from this port for the
FIRST months of this year, compared with the same
time last year show immense increase in every ar
ticle excepting Rye but especially In Corn The
increase IN this grain 900 per cent In Flour the In
crease IL than 100 per cent? in Wheat about 2oO
per cent in Barep 100 per cent In Oats there are no
returns 70 form comparison. The following are the
s...ra IL ho ariiclns for the hrst mnnihs Of
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Eouses for Sale.
A RARl CHANCE.


1s WILL BE SOLD, ifspp led for within twenty dsy,.
III; the house garden, &c. OF physician IN We.ehessf
worth yearly the price asked for the whole or nearly -
To medical gentleman ofgood address, regularly er
ealed. this is chance that seldom Offers Por fnns
ticulsrs Inquire Of ISRAEL MlNOk, Drugns-
a28 2ws Fulton, near OreenslchE
- FOR -hLE-The whole pat OF The well snosn
~ farm (recently occupied by Mr.. X. &. bsrnsJ esA
on the east bsLk Of The HUDSON, one inls 'os s1,s
New Hamburger and five miles north OF fisnkll x.
The shove contains about 1870 acres including sOne .
richest farm land In Duchess county, ard emp',1ms
wood lot ideteched) OF o. acres IN lhs Vicinity ns
river front Of onethd Of q mite with splendid uuNSss
site. having extensive and commanding VlrN 49,
Hudson. large and commodious dwelliD ghonse ner
and convenient farmhouse and dairy and complies =.
Of barns stables and sheds all new and OF we NJ"
clhssl are on the farm. and ia perfect order. -
The Albany boats land day end night al Hsmpionln
rnedia'ey opposite.l and the Nev-Hambnrgh siesmet
makes two trips week. These ard the Nswhorsh,a
Low Point steamboats, form ready access To tbs ciVn
ali tines For health comfort, convenience, beauty as
farming purposes the place 10 unsur psssed ,, 4,
For farther particulars 10 qure OF VIM B cR0sBY.H
Rutgers plsee, EewYors ~, ZN
Is FOX SALE, TO LET, or Exchange fer cF
~, Property-A splendid location for gendemn'
~" country residence, fashionable hotel or boud,r
house, house. outhoOses and six ares of hrst sg
land al Primes Docs, on the East River, IS mils.ros
he Guy Of NevYOrk miles from the village OF wS
chester, where there Is daily eommenieson BY 'ssn'-
GEO. =. BUTLER, Tribune Bulldnr
sl2 I'm corner Nassau and sprsfe-
a FOR sALE-The valuable stores KNOWS az
~ rs and 2l7 Pesrlst. and 8, 3, T. g. H. Is, BIZ
~ 234 Y, IA, I6, 10 and 20 Plstlst 10 the cye
NeW.York. A considerable portion OF the purchase
ney may remain on mortgage: They viii be .o1
raely or together. For farther description OF ~ =
perry, and for terms apply 70 either Of the subscfpa
r. NJ BLATCHFORD, Hsnofs~
myeu f.. II. BLACKBOARD.
- FOR SALE OR TO LET, in Jsrsey c A.k a. ~
DIS the ferry. brick building 81 by IS feet Wv.
- buildings and FIVE lots Of ground susols ios 49,
HEYATG PoPPENHusss,.
my4 St. So Johnst NexI1.---
- FOR SALE OR TO LET-Nine houses , sss n.
! 81 on Fifty -fourthsL near the Shot To~ef,-ss'ss ii
| residences for carmen and others iesftsii &C
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, l59 FrontsL or on IN.
| WARD, il2 Second-st
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

V,HIS SCHOOL 10 located In delightful plsce ir tAsvl
ctnity OF New-York, Ia perfectly easy % access VA
reasons OF tbs year Parents who may desire for heir
toseth,r win thorough instruction IN all that constitutes
a useful and accomplished education, sfe assured that
every attention will be paid 10 he physical nteueosna
psuse will be- SHARED in making this Ia every way sdes
Bic and useful Family School
TgRNs-Bosrd and Tuition IN any ana All we thSha
hreuches French and Music. with the use OF the nsno
$50 per anuum Lsgin French German, Drawing, ftnt
ing sud Fancy Needework, extra The summer tern
win commence on Wednesday, the 5lh OF May, ~ =
Cards or farther Information may be obtained OF Rev
CHARLEs REYNOLDS, $50 Chsmbers,t N. Y. BY calling
between the hours Of 8 and q O'clock r. H. al 2weod'
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pprrruArIsM AND TIE PILES.


Ds TowSsENo-Dcar SIR: My wife has been 70, sever
A. years afflicted with rheumatism She has tried may
dlferent remedies obtain some reef but Al - DO PuI
80 She was finally induced. by seeing your advertise
ept TO give yoar SarssparaA irtsL We procured some
OF II from your agen, (Mr Van Busk9 and II gives me
isf AMI wa. in very short time perfectly cured. wa,
also together with In my employ badly rouDlrd
with piles and by using smsll quantity OF your ssrsspa
rla our complaint coup ietely cured CONSIDER
one Of the best medicines and Won surse Al VINO are
sAaicted 10 give Il trial GARRlr GARR AbkANI,,
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-ools.
VIM. H.
tits SCHOOL.

OliierfensD
THIS SCHOOL. DC ~ organized, viii be re5o.,.A =.
Monday May }, Al 667 Broadway, Opposite No. :, "
II viii os conducted on the principle bat he ho1r,
ally spen', year sner year, II the school room A.. %
Gent, n systematically drecih and well sppss ~ :.
cure lbs beat Intellectual training consslert viz 49,
No Lessons lhereiore vii be given 10 be eaped AZ 49,
and The pupil will study Only few brsnches Al t..
enough 10 sford variety and many a. 70 d's.,s,.
the attention, and destroy the iuvigol!ns ga. Il,
gress when prepared. be will tase up new sos,se,.
Much will be taught directly The teacher bal a. ~ .
pill advances and the character the sgndy requires r.
will be trained 10 close application ="
Special will 10 taken cultivate he eve h. A..
the hard and the voice Dawing and vocal ngs.c oil -
taughlto all Those who continue through The eour,- -
receive thorough instruction In The classical and FrsreA
suAges The services Of Prof Pnneuter have bee, :,
gagged for the French and OF Mr. Joseph FDnswerts 4,
ihs English department
The besltb and morals Of the children VIII be sss,es
The discipline Will be mild yet frm, resting ne prpl,
sense Of right and his love OF school hts esche a.,
bis parents monshly report viii state ~ nearly %.
sSle WHIST has been accomplished, what nesecied =.
terms viii be g. r. 49, Is dollars per quarter .eeortss
TO The advancement 81 he pupils. liberal te4ecso,
will be made when more than one Of fsriy c;.st
Books and stationery will be Furnished b those wAo A..
unprovided There will he extra chsrges except os
careless or wiful destruction Of property The scsdes
yesr will Ne divided into four qaariers-thTee q t~ev-
weeks each, and the fourth or Summer quartet Of ss
weeks
Farther information may be obtained OF Mr. Leggea
his residence rs Tenh the present school So,s
lSS Eghth-sl % door east OF Brosdway. AZ wv
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BoARpINa AND DAY SCHOOL

LOR YOUNG LADIEs-MRS. BAILEY having made
arrangements enlarge her establishment N We eoe'se
OF the Spring and FALL would call The attention OF psfeos
ard guardians to the advantages offered The pupils As
Instiu,ior Tor ACQUIRING thorough and sce0mpisoed
education The senior and Junior Department. are
placed under the direction OF able gentleman ron Pk
sdephs who has had gres, experience In me ins,ueo,
OF Young laiie. Additional teachers are also employed
In these and the other Departments and all viii be subject
To Mrs Bseys immediate supervision. Every e1on
made To render The young ladies happy and eonsenled
nrilcste hind polite. and amAhe msnners and 10 sacs
ulste them constant exerions 10 prcgress N Aei
,tuiies by rendering them far - possible susctve
ard pleasant The school Is furnished with charts msrs
globes excellent Philosophical Apparatus. win nun-
hr o diagrams for the studies II Astronomy add Geors
try Tha best teachers employed IN TIE French De
psrtneuL This language 10 dsiiy % All ne pupils
and with The Latin Included IN the terms Tor EnsisA
Tuition Vocal Music, both Sacred and secasr e .sc
sush, throus the school by Professor
Tbs next regular Term viii commence on Ne lS@ssy
Those parents however, who may wish TO plsce Der
daughters al this Institution before that time, VIII hnd
their advantage they will enter The classes now ton
ng for the sprrg snd Summer
Terms and farther particulars may be e,cerianed, ether
bv nos or nv personal application 20 Mrs Bailey, a Der
rssi4euca 10 Carroll.ps Bleecker-st
mos atav MILITIA Sal6w lstp
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CLAssICAL. FRENCh snd EasIi.a 5000. %

CLASSICAL. FRENCH and EngIish school 80
~ Broadway, opposite Aston plsce.-Messra F0lGNET
TAYLOR, Ph6cipals.-Messrs. y. I. beg leave 10 10
form their friends and parents removing town that they
have few vacancies at their School and would he happy
70 I'll them. Boys received any stage Of education
and thoroughly prepared for college business The
French /. taught and spoken exclusively thee houssd,y
and every effort IL made 20 rsnde, the pupils al home
every branch OFFS French education For terms and refer
ence see circulars with Me.srs. Deluc Co. Psrif0v
snd 5Sl Broadway.
N. B-Mons Fognet having. by the request Of some o.
his pupils parents made arrangements 10 take Into bio
family limited number Of boys begs lesve 10 rfofm ps
rents aud guardians that he has vacancies 10 al Ap
pcaon be made NJ the school, al bis resdeucs
81 Greene-sL Az SnwSv
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL School
~ Prof II. NJ Brown (of linton College, opened BIZ
School for The Instruction Of young gentlemen, on Wed
nesday, the 5h Of May, e7l Broadway opposite Roui
For terms Testimonials &C Circulars which may b
had at store Gil Broadway; Carriers bookstore, SO Cana
ST.; Office of the Protestant Churchmsn, and Shepsri,
bookstore. 1871 Broadway my6 ~
NEW ENGLAND INSTITUTE. 81 and g Bcrd
| st-The Summer quarter VIII commence MONDAY
Nav destruction Is given IN this institution The Mas
and Female Departments In the classics French and Ger
man Languages and all the cfnsmental branches Schol.
ars received any time, and charged tuition during u
tendance. Terms &c asceraued by calling Al The insu'
mte rooms. lmyl 1901 O. s. BROWNE, Principal
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%sS6 LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS fZz
$500. EnH FOREIGN PORTS. ~As.-

~s%6 LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ,stsz
sosslksse- FOR FOREIGN PORTS.
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YORK Tribune Tor all Foreign Ports, and all letters and
newspapers deposited in this Office will always be for
wsrded by the very earliest vesselA This department 10
under The special supervision Of J. 3. MOWER, ESQ.
well known for many years the experienced and eh.
Gent Superintendent Of tho Foreign Letter Department Of
the New-Yors City Poet Office.
Bsgs are now open for the reception Of letter, and news
papers FOR he following places, viz London, Liverpool
Glasgow ireland, Hsvre, Msrseies, Amsterdam, Bre-
men. Hsmhurgh, Rio de- Jsneiro, Valparaiso, Buenos
Ayres Oregon Mexico, Psnsms, St. Thomas, Kingston
JAM Msianzss, Havana
Office open from A. NJ. TIL 10 P. NJ.
IT Letters and Newspapers VII be received at
The Foreign Ship Letter oaiee q me New-York Tribune
for the steamer SARAH SANDS III "a O'Clock, r NJ
which sails for Liverpool on the I'm insL
~ Letters and Newspapers will be received ai
The Tribune O1ce, iOf the psckelrhlp II !aMES Sap~
Meyer which sails for London Ga The l6Ih OF May. HIs
IT. An Act 10 Prevent Fraudulent, Fictitious
or Pretended sales at Auction, passed .hay ;,
1St7-Ihe People of The State 81 New fofA represent
ed IN Senate and Assembly, DO enact ~ follows
SEC All goods, wares, and merchandise and every
other species o. property except ships vessels sl
leAsehod estate which shall hereAi1ef e posed ol "a
hy suction 10 The City q NewYork and shA be struck On
By the arconeer exposing the sane Tor sale or ~ any
person IA his behalf to the previol. o~n-r or oNher
hereof or 10 any person or persons bidding In be or he
behalf any fictitious person or pefsons OF pa any
other Than hst actual sale and plrcha,r
an1 change Of Own-rship-of and IN me GOODS wares
an merchandise struck Cd snail her-upon Dc
aud place shall be subject each hnc every TINE ey
shall De - stuck Of duties 81 the rate Of i've dosr'
on every hundred dollars.
sac Whoever stall offend against any o. The forego
ing provisions Of ts act shs b. deemed guilty Of mis-
denesnor. Gnd conviction thereof sns ur pnnlsn-.
therefor by fne not exceeding hundred collars Of
by Imprisonment not exceeding one month or oy oou
such fle and mprisUruenL -,
contain statement OF all merchandise bought In by rs
owner or ovn.rs or IN bis or their behalf the tine h'
sale made and The amount thereof
Sac 4 tn. ar shall take eject Immediately.
Stafe Of Ner York ccreiarys ofes - have compared
he processing with original ia" on hle 10 hi. once
ard certify that he Is correct transcript mere
from and Of ih- Whole OF sad original.
ARCHD. CAMPBELL, Dep. sec'y OF state
Albany, H.y 8. lsf7. mylp 5th&e
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urns Of the loading articles for the first mouths

The exports this year of the above articles reduced
TO bushels form the enormous aggregate OF over seven
millions and half Of bushels from this port alone-oyer
sixty thousand bushels per day OF Provisions the ex
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cLrRGYMEN AND PHYSICIAN:

cLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.
THOUSANDS OF OTHERS IN AZ faxss ana n
forming us Of benefits derived from Dr. Townsend
Ga TowSsrSp-S,r Some ZINE since you requesiedn my
opinion Of the virtues Of your Compound syrup 81
psria now prepared to give nave ,S :" sna
must give Il my decided preference over snylgng OF tn9
kind with which acquainted ooih as 70 US insu0a
virtues and the reasonable price al when you SCI !" ~
.,sious affections cutsneous erupOns generally dys
neo.ia Indigestion costive habits, and hver coupIsnt
Avn much pleased with ia effects In these complaints OF
49,, sbsr where scro(lla Is indicated can with conn
dence recommend TO the patronage OF Tue p ~
valuable auxiliary for removing eisease "a nelsbs
me5ieine BENIN. WEEKS, MD
srooklyn, Nov. q, 1876. .,. ...,
Ds TowSsESD-Dsar SIR: Having for Some tlns pSsss
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs sno
continual pain In side, owing 10 evening exposure IN
lrsvelIng sher preaching, and hndng my disease 70 ~
sass ,h much difficulty Of breathing and other alarm,
ing symptoms, was advised 6y aclsigyns' so"a d
mine to try your celebrated SarsapaI.a 40 s; o
afer taking two three bottles found nyseH ,elieVeo'
NV appetite has been restored lind myself mueh
err and hope very soon TO resume my nsus dues ~
been so greatly led by your excellent medclne ee
il INV duly 10 make the facts Tor the bench. oil oihes
who may be aborng under the same difficulties a nave
/ been for some time past Respectfully you're
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor OF Baplis. ChqIen,
| Nov. p, 1916. .,,,., ,u,,crr o'"''" i''''-
Ran TUE yolrowfNG and doubt you can, that con,
cannot be cured This only one OF the several
BROOxiYN, Sept lf 1870.
Ds TowNsEND-Dca SIR | was taken, little over
wear ago, with severe cOugl atu ptn IN my n"c- ~
creased on me very fast, indeed was pronounced by
physcans to have the quick consumption rased lsge
quantities Of bad matter had ngnl s"eass, ana 'nApg
vefv fast: my doctor said DO could DO nothing for me-
wen, into the hospital In hope OF being benefited bat was
pronounced there as ncunbe wasu greatly distress
I'd M the lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
smaciaed and expected 10 die confined 10 my bed
aud was Obliged 10 have watchers indeed cannot give
vou anv description that would do justice 10 my cass
IA. opposed by my friends 10 be past recovery hsd
tried great number II remedies, and all seemed TO oe 10
formed by your medicine, and n tell you the truth sus'
pected there was some hunbug In them. But was IN.
dnced 10 try IL; did 60 and very thankful did.
cannot say hat am entirely well but am 50 far recovered
"A TO be about my business and hope 10 be entirely well In
a fsw weeks Ny cough and pain 10 he side and night
sests have e me- and raise but very little, and AID fast
gaining my usns strength. felL Il duty to give you
statement OF my Ease, 70 publish y You please
PETER BROWN, n Liltle-sL Brooklyn
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by ORDER OF David N. Chspin, E,fulr re-, 81 y
ID Court Commissioner; Notice 10 hereby ,sWiIisr
sttachn en has been issued against ne esas rc-ses
Bake late OF Norfolk, st. Lawrence County a. ~ Srs
Dent debtor ard that the will be sold TOT lno Go
OF his debts unless he appears within nine =
6r.t hereof and discharges such 80 sue
corsng 10 aw and hat the payuen, Of any dee. ~
rim nom residents Of this State and the delivery ~. uSsr
FOR bis use OF any property belonging TO him. ~ yct
March 9th, l3f7. JAMES BROW n, ucc,,ss,es.
ma iswgm for Attaching Croo.s--,.