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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-04-08

Rheumatism and GOu. Wriaht's Indian Vegetable
Pills are most cx'raord nary medicine Tor The cure OF
Rheumatism aud GOut, because they not only cleanse
the stomach aud bowels OF those morbid humors which
lrtnken into the circulation and thrown upon the mem.
bfane and muscle are the Of the above painful NAL
edies; but they excite the absorbent vessels TO take IN
that which is already deposited and therefore are nhso
luely certain to make perfect cure orRhcumasm mud
Cont single 2j cent hox of Wrights Indian Vrgeu.
bile Pills will often give the most astonishing reeli aud
according to directions will be certain TO
drive pain OF every description from the body.
ReWnre Of all kinds Of o0unerIeitS! some coated
NTH Others made resemble in outward
penrance the original rhe surcst way is to purchase
from the regular agents only, of whom may
be found in every town and village in the United States
For sale by HASKELL L. PALMER, and CHARLES
DANA, Jr Woodstock.
New England Office 1913 fremont st Boston.
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NOTICE no SCHOOL TEACuERs,

NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The Town Superintendent Of Common Schools
in Woodstock, will attend for the examination of
Teachers for satd Schools, at the School House in
the South Village, on Saturday, the 10Th inst. and
nj the Town.llall on Tuesday the 9Th inst. al
one o'clock p. NJ.
All young Ladies', wishing for Schools in Town
the coming Season, are earnestly requested In be
present on one of the above days
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON.
Town Supcrf of Sc hools,
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| NEW ENGLAND REGIMENT.
he Providence journal of Monday

We understand that an express was
to Capt. Pilman, last Saturday, with
rider from Col. Ransom for his return
'ort Adams. Capt. Pitman started
New York in obedience to the order
en-. Gaines, and i, appears that the
mel of the regiment disputes his right
sue it,"
Je do not 50 understand the fact, and
ume there is no conflict of order or
ority in the matter. Col. Ransom
Capt. Pi,man have both acted within
authority and very properly. Capt.
rnder general order, deemed he
authorized to proceed on his route,
his company, as soon as he had mus
so men. The Colonel Of the regi.
has very properly directed HIM to
hin until at least nucleus for the
England regiment can be formed,
organized with sufficient efficiency To
some service, rather than mere
mbrance when they arrive in Mexico.
the intention, we understand, to
New England Regiment. We
enough of New England men TO
At once tina, only such a regiment
be formed, and that if men are to be
GA, at intervals, in guards of fortes
s., scattered from their associates,
rated from their officers, and delach,
different and unknown commands,
ew England regiment can be filled
nd the officers may as well abandon
command at once.
ilhout being Informed as to the
Sc orders in the premises, the course
led by Col. Ransom, the accomplish
,mmnnder Of the New England regi,
must commend itself to every man
nse, and proves that he is worthy Of
responsible post assigned him. The
Il is, of course, to raise regiment
ie field, as soon as practicable
is now going on with fine spirit, but
pen are volunteering, not ennsting -
heir ardor and patriotism, aud con-
zee in their officers, which induce
TO enroll, and not The pay, Tor not a
of them but will leave better wages
d him, without the risk of being
than he will get in Mexico with.
he climate to boot.
bw we have New England PRIDE
this matter, and if The colonel anc
rs of the New England regiment
the aid of Gen. Pierce, who is will
are left to get up the regiment ii
own way, we assure the govern
that it will have its thousand mer
field at The earliest possible mo-
more effective than would be five
and sent off in loose detachnenIs
no esprit de corps, aud no point o
hlization. BY any other course they
ave only few Struggling, dlspirit
mpanies, ard not even n battalion
be easier to fill up two regiments
he men and officers on the spot
haitian one with the men in com
b scattered from each other an,
hted from their command. AT al
b, when the men 60, the regimen
rs should 60 with them, or be on tn,
to take the command. Such, W,
e, will be the corse of Col. Ran
hnd that, ifany small detachmen
90 before battalion at least i.
j OF The regiment, he will 60 will
and those who follow, If all canno
ready, will then know where the,
find the New England regiment
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the neoatiye,-when fifty thousand
80 a,d ,s9 millions of Dollars are put at
=, "nr with vigOr, and then, for these
some men, many of whom, have
.o,oGre honored as statesmen, turn
ant and in my opinion, solely for party
|sct, aud pronounce this war, that they
d shor,e time before, declared existed,
consequence Of the acts Of Menico, sun
st"-"made and carried on by the Pres
ent OF the United Slales;" can no
lger vote with, or in any way belong TO
Oh party. With pain and regret, did
perceive the course taken by the Wings
81 the Legislature of this state, on this
4 ject: and more, recently by the Legls-
ure of massachusetts,. The speeches
de in Boston, Philadelphia and IN con-
ess; during the winter, in opposition to
B war, that has been declared by those
4 fy men who are now speaking against
is enough TO make any honest man, sick
heart, and to exclaim in agony OF m'nd,
poor human nature! What will men
do TO obtain office and power "PooR,
FAX, DISTRACTED MEXICO" has been
! burden of their song. When men
money were called for, week after
< lex, and month after month was con.
\ med in debating on what zoe should do,
h certain territory which the fortune
war had temporarily placed in posses
of our military ard naval officers
u ether it should be free or slave terrific
or states The very ten regiments,
were concluded upon some of the last
IS of the session, to be raised, might
\ H., had the wing members of Congress
ed as the exigency required, been on
ir way up the Rio Grande, TO relieve
brave old Rough aud Ready irom his
sent periIous situation; while, by their
oslion and delay scarcely company
ct raised; and Gen. Taylor, if volun-
RS do not get to his relief IN season, will
Te to surrender his army, and govern
ut stores to the amount of Two Million
lars worth, TO that poor Ocak and inof
size Nation. Oh! consistency, thou
jewell. When see a majority OF
party that | have belonged to, when
they open their mouth on the subject,
me and censure the President, for eve
hing tina, may not prove favorable, -
him responsible for the plans, man
4 ment and execution Of the campaign
yet, when fortune (avors our arms
En the STARS and stripes wave triumph
y over every City and Fortress that
brave men have been led against
Fn the Eagle, our National emblem
nd bird, sets perched on the standard
ictory, in an equal combat, -eren then
,ere no need of praise to the head O
great nation. All! all is opposition
he powers that be. Such has been the
rse of portion of our people, in times
by; but as for me, my motto is, ant
be, my country, right or wrong, oil
ever bounded, | will defend her.
ONCE A WING.
Windsor, VT, March 29th Al
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OPINION OF TIIEPRESS.
From the Sentinel and Reormer Worcester, MassJmc.

ISI5.
WISTAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The beneficial effects OF this remedial composition ARE
astonishing 10 the world, and make it one Of the most
popular medicines now known. For Coughs Colds and
CUnsumpve cases its curative powers are established
by Numerous testimonials of the highest character In
tiou" originating from neglected colds it has been used
with underwriting and hundreds acknowledge
they the restoration Of their health to this nvaua
bic medicine
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

The undersigned will hold an examination oil
Teachers for Common Schools at the Town Hall
IN Woodstock, on Wednesday the 18th day oil
April next, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOEL CLAP,
Supert of Com. Schools for
The County Of Windsor.
Woodstock, March 30th lS47.
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nam, Erench N Ems. Fancy Goods.

Rich Bohemian Glassware, Fine French Porcelain
Musical Instruments and Toys OF Nil dtscril
tiors, &c.
Al Wholesale very low by y,
1ItNRlCllS & CO., II Kilhy Street, Bnsion'
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- -
WAR RHAG ES.

In Rnnnd 25h ult. Mr. NAHUM B. PINNEY
of Plymouth, aud Miss CALISTA MAN, of Ira,
Rutland TO.
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Reote@ of the Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET.
CORRECTED FROM THE MASS. pLoUoHMA

CORRECTED FNOM THE MASS. PLOUGHMAN
MONDA Y .MARCH20
Al market $40 Rect Cniej and no Stores; 80 yoke,
Working Oxenj ~ Cows and Calves 1900 Shsep and
900 Swine
BEEF CATrLE-By Extra. S6.7j a $50 LIST quality, 81
so, 81 quality, 81 e, 75j I'd quality, 5,75 $3.50.
WORKING OXEN sales were made ut $50, %, 81, 81
1903 md III.
Cows 5CALvrs. Sales were noticed ut Sls to 20 23 So
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sales were not noticed.
$50, and 4 IS
SwiNE-LoIs to pcddc, 42.4 and l.2 for S0ws, and
"a COc. for Barrowsi large BarowS aclrcted So
und 3.4c. At retail from r I-2to 7c.
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I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office at Woodstock W., March 81, 1917
ICJepersons calling for The following letters viii
please name Them rs advertised.
Atwood Leland Johnson, Johi
Boyd, Lester kenney. lessee ...
Burrows, Betsey kenney, NJ
Burnham, Edwin Laze, Levi
Brown, Lyman NIcClusky, Munas, care
Chouberlln, Samuel Of Nc Donogh, mcr-
Clapp Thornton W chant
Curtis, Azubah Merrill, S r
Clark, Michael Merrill, Charles
Curtis, Francis Moore, Susan L
Coolidge, Mary Nichols, Lucia A
Dexter, Sophia Z Ordway, Hiram
Dmick, Julia Perry Amelia
Dulton, Mary u Perkins. Hannah
Davidson g. POrks2 Pierce, Geo w
English, VIM A Richard, Converse 2
Fuller, JabeZ RAYMOND, Geo G
FulIc,lon. Nah'l 'Smalley, Olivia 5
Fifelj. GP Spooner, l.emucl
Fletcher, Charles Taft, Stephen
Freeman, Henry Tracy, Anthony
Fisk, James Thomas, Mordecai
Foeg, Simon Thatcher, Aonzo
Gibbs. Miss Lucy ,Vilmare. John
Hill, Roswell Young, Harriet
Hart, Livia i Wood. Rhoda
Howard, Adam Washburn, Lois p
BObbs, r A Williamson, AE2
Hewlett, s NJ Williamson, Lucinda
Hall, Inland
t.... L. A. KINIBALL, P. NJ,
nnA SAP BUCKETS OF superior mike Ter
! 4 UuV safe cheap by A. STEAKNS'
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JAVE rcceivcda large addition to their former nssor-
WATCHES JEWELHY AND FANCY GOODS,
king one Of the largest and hest in the country among
which they would enumerate Gold and silver lever hori
zontal, duplex WATCHES. Rings, Pins Bracelets Gol
& Silver Watch trimmings, Keys Chains, Guards,
&c &c
SILVER SPOONS: Tea Table, Dessert, Sugar longs, md
cream ladies'
BRITTASIA WARE; Tea & Coffee Pots, Cnndlesticks,
md Lamps.
COMBS:
Fine Buffalo Horn, common dressing md Hair
Combs, Fine Ivory and English dressing do, Shell
back and side silver back Berlin Iron, &c. &c.
BRUsHEs.
Hair and ClOhc Brushes, with plain and
fancy Woods of elegant finish, English aud French
Teeth Brushes, Nail and Shaving do.
PERFUMERY;
Joseph A. Furinqs
genuine Cologne water
Andre Lavender wa,ers.-Ex.
tracts for the handkerchief comprising
1'edy0smin, or concentrated Persian Essence,
PntchOnly, Nerbena, &c. Fancy BIKES with NIL
desirable extracts. Marcassor and Antique Oils, Fancy
Soaps Kesan & Lows Brown & Windsor do. &c. &c
Pocket Books, Cigar Cases Accordions, Silk Purses,
Fans of new styles, Purse Trimmings, Silver Fruit
Knives Table Bells OF styles; steel vest chains,
Beads and purse claspsiand Mirrors, Bone and lvo-
~ Rings, Percussion Caps, Pocket Fasks, Measuring
Tapes, Cork Screws &c.
LARGE YdRIETY OF FINE CUTLERY sc.
Rodgers Bugshaw's, Wragg's and Crooks hest P0cke
Knives, lagshaw's Bruilhwaltes best and common scS
sors; Eos Rnzors, &c Gard Cases Of elegant lies
Ivory, Pearl, Shell snd other materials nlnd with sve
and gold, besides many other articles which are 10 mum
erous to enumerate in n small sheet. $50 &c.
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NOTICE

is hereby given, that have given to my son JOHN
PRESTON the term Of his minority Ia aCt md trade Tor
himself M shall pay debts Of his contracting, or cx-
net any ofhis wages after this dntc. ..
EDMUND PRESTON.
Sharon, 2jth March 1877. 36O-3w'
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HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.
DOMETT & sEWAIL, Pr.
No. 48 Kilby Street, Boston.
sell cheap for CASH or approved CREDIT,
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T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos, Of
IL fee in Royalton April |. 1917
Aikens, Mrs Almira Hunt, Eli G
Belknap, Royal G Hutchinson, Lucy
Bennett, Job 5lIerker, Michael
Bliss, Calvin P johnson, Joseph
! Brooks, John Jacobs, Cha's V
Brown, William Johonneet, Harper
| Button, Jesse }learIth, Amos
Belknap, Jackson Manchester, John
Bachelor, Cha's 2 VIC Malvan, Dennis
Bradwick Lawrence {Nlucky, John
Barton. Horace pierce, Ebenezer
Cary, Andrew Richardson, P'S
Cary, Michael }RidaIl, Lyman
Carlton, c |Surviving Heirs Of God
Cleveland Del Try Richardson
Carpenter, Chapman AZ dssel Titus II
Craine, Don }Roony, VIM
Crossmun, Amos ISmnh, Vim G.
CulIey, Michael Slack PB
! Dustin, Miss Susnn }Slattiny, John
Dewey, Harrison2 SLACK, James2
Durkce. Seymoure ,Shaughiney, Mariner
Edison. Ill |Tnny, Sally q
Fairly, Sarah f. Thomas, Phylena A
Fuller, p w Wallace, Trum A 2
Forbush, Sarah ? Waterman, Be,sey
GRAY, Iaureston Wheeler, Mrs Martha
Grant, George Wright, J. d
Honey, LIP Woodward Mrs Lucy
Harlshorn, Luther 2 williams, Sibyl b
L. p. NEVENS, p. NJ.
r IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos,
IL Office III Bridgewater, April LIST lsl7.
Samuel Ilathorn Horace Ilcihorn
Jasper Pnney William y Grnndy
Warren King Mary A Pratt
Jane Persons Rebccca ID FAY
Pauipa Frcncli
+. SMITH r. NJ
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BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.
NJ A r c II, lS47.

NJ A r c II, lS47.
The attention Of Country and Seaport Merchants,
Manufacturers and others nhout visiting Boston pur
chase Spring Supplies, is most respectfully requested to
the following CARDS, comprising Merchants, Manuiac
turcrs, and Artists
Being fully prepared in the several branches, we en-.
brace the facilities afforded by the Country press, Ia so
lici YOUR eurly calls and assure New England
friends that pains shall he spared on our part please
both old and new customers
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rnhA SAP BuCKE1s OF superior nuke Ter
UuV safe cheap by A. sTEAKNs'
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CAUTION To THE PUBLICl
yOHNSON'S TOOTHACHE DKOPs

T1'fF tLUFE NNUDYNf., Tor the Immediate and per
nanent cure OF PAIN from decayed teeth having from ts
intrinsic value as remedy become popular with
those who have used II, limitations have lately beeu
thrust into the market by rnprneped persons and sol A.
the original ard genuine article The this para
graph is 70 caution the public against all such
pounds as no Glove Anodync possibly be the
article ong and avoraby known by name but thae
prepared, daring four or i've years by A. d. sands aud
Tor the last year by Henry Johnson A. s. Sands
aC9 who Is noT the sole proprietor The oay safety Tor
Is 10 be sure and ask for Johnsons Toothachs
Drops and 10 exam the Of the every %
Vi the genuine has the signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember that the true Glove Anodyne an immediate
cure Tor the most violent tooachc tho "a ms and
mat u IL mapuactured genuine only by Henry 10 hnsou
Chemnt and Druggist, Z3 Broadway side in the On
ntc Bnlidngs Sold also at 100 Fulton street. East Broad
Way nnu Jul luOfon 81 PrIrr - ll IN
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&Stln CHALLENuE-Yaiier's French PIls-1h is nm.
BcOO TivnlieJ remedy for diseases OF private nnpre
sposye snd speedy cure without restncon Of diet
dfance rom business. The many advantages which the
french pills possess bls.m copevse capsules md
other naufeang mixtures fail give the IA
pfeerence Besides being the eecua speedy cure
ever discovered they entirely free from any
smell DO not affect tho breath sicken the stomach the
least and be taken time or in the pesence Of he
mott intimate friend thu. enabling the patients cure them
selves, without the lear OF suspicion discovery They are
equally sectusl for either in all complaints such IS
gyei Hour aibu or whites peculiar to females weakness
oil the geneIatve og1ub, gonorrBa &c &c
cured HUNDRED. OF these ropbe,ome complaints after every
2her remedy has JAILED They have been extensively used
for the last ten years stages nese complaints with
universal success the pTopreofs challenge any one 10 ro
srce per box For sle ut lt7 Greenwich street corner Of
Llbtfy' Also Tor sale by Wyatt Fletcher, i2l Fulton
street. dz9
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EplCAL hlD-pn. IA CET'r on debility, scrvous
'k ness and secret di.essss cJuit Published pope Ian
e.oy on the concealed Of tho decline strength n
nE rom eeSocilve consequences Of excessive irdugc
al youiul iInprudcnce, terminating Ia nervous DEBILITY
an constitutional wsskness and all those sinking aux ees
aug ucmors which sct the weak the setcutsry and IN,
oece win practical observations their nj and
cure, bY ~. fAWCETI member of the Royal College Of
Surgeons o London and Edinburgh and graduate OF Jefier
son MeIien College Philadelphia The Doctor daily con
nso ~ ny oIhce l% Fulton street. all those diseases
WI-I- wv JUDI cen ne Obtained tor 81 diI In
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WElR'S Gel EBRATFD BROWN ELECTUARY
a PPROVED recommended BY the fzcuity-a reve
IA iaing remedy Tor all affections OF the kidney, infan
nation aGd weakno5 OF the urinary organs m males and
females This eIce lent medical preparation (suted for al
climaes) has never known fail removing the mos
oonsie Attacks Of nonhea, Sc and be ssely recon-
mended 10 tho public rs ITS operations quick
certain IL be tai all times without regard TO der
hindrance from business. " "
Sold Wholesale and retail by the proprietor.
JAMES WEIR, 2is Grand street
And by Wyatt Keteham, 12l Fulton; A o. kamsdeil
Bufialo pou& Willis, Rochester; and at tho drug store
Dclavan House. Albany. IN i'm s,rc ~
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MoTHER'S CORDIAL

MVTHEK'S CORDIAL
superior efcacv of this article. when lost
stages oil ptegr ~ncy is that female who
ms once experienced its benefits would be willing on any
Jonaon TO be deprived oft It's effects shorten and
mish me snherings sttendm Child Birth half and
"yy aee both child and mother in state Of safety.
ms no quack article but he prescription of res ular
phys ian, who has made this branch Of hs prscce
street. " 49, ~".S"'''s '' al I'm 81 A
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DRICE EDUCED TO Is CENTS PER BOTTLE
4 Cure Badness and Grey Har--A desirable article
for the toll The Tncopherous Mcdicatsd Compound
now aekn edged by all who have used IT, 10 be the best
aud most arce that has been ed Thou
sands hay; and bore its esce
cy preyents badness the hair that has fallen of
or,become thin; keeps the hsr from becoming and
moves danduh, scur Sc 1t IA particularly recommended
70 he adies not only cleaes the hair but gives aso
ness SUD priancy which cannot be surpassed Prepared aud
sold BY c. BARRY, artist hair, No 46 Broadway
re-
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MANGANESE.
ONE hundred barrels ,uperne black Oxide Mant anese,
rom me mines, Virginia, ed and for sale By
49,, PERSSE " BROOKS,
|Wh e3k0 Nassau suscI
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VALEN MES! VALENTINES! VALEN-

TINES!
THE Intensive of Valentines inst ready,
toeeh, with valentine writers, envelopes, and
every thing injected with the festival Dealers OF the
city, by have small made from
IS to $50 upwards Prices suit ALL ranging from
to 81 each unusually liberal discount TO those who sell
again.
We will srran Valentines give satisfaction, and
orders will eprompy and faithfully put up
Splendid bills will b.. seat with all orders
Rrmerb the 18th of February.
Jai3 Inn TURNER X FISHER "a Chatham ST.
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WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND sILVEh
WARE

THE subssrber continue {? have for sale full assort
mert Of gold and sver Watches the ost approvsd
makers which w be offered the very lowest prces and
warranted correct lime keepers
They constantly receiving the latest STYLES Of f.hon
able Jeyely OF every description ncudag gsd fob
guard chains; breast finger rngs
head ornaments silver Spoons, forks; bnt.e knives and
silver equal gold and sily er spectacies con
cave, CONVEX &c; Preach clocks and Watches rspare.
equal 10 the original
diG itnErh doo,s shcv. R-~orn.
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LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE
H. Xix T. X OF yOV

OR the sure and seedy Of ipent
l. Bauenness, lmpoiency Luco.rhsa or Whites, Gleet
CONVICTED or dcuit Menstnation Icontnenoe Of Urine
involuntary discharge thereof md for the posrton
OF the system, matter whether the result of
produced BY teyuarity illness accident The de
lebrity OF this inestimahe Cordial both yhees is
suiheieat guaranty FOR its quick aad
mig ali the above affections and oonp 'ps Nothing
be more rpispg than its goratng effects the human
ftams Persons al wesknes aud lassitude before taking
once bee me robust and full Of
IL Immediately counefacts the nervousness the female
frame which IS the only Of baenness and which prior
to haeiAs discovery was considered ucurable. And il
quickly moves the impedments by physical en-
winch lie ueny deter men from getting married Language
lndced ca o do justice to the merits of the Lucna
winch aoed by the heads OF the faculty all parts of
the word, al one 81 the most important med cal
Of the nice 50 bottle Principal Office ed 10
~ Greenwco street corner of Liberty Also for sale
ny w ydtt q Fltither, III fulton 81. d29 I'm nh
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NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY l. 1s47

- 10 LET and POSSESSION immediately glven-the
,H dwelling aud bskehouse at Msnhattan, ilIe the
d4 Iags dwelling on Eighth Avenue and leth street.
rent N )derate. Apply 70 ''
ISL 3lsrrc T DITNIAP 6aa Rrn.dx.r
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TnAvELLlNa ACCO mmuDATlON,.

GANKIT Il, December II.
ROSCIUS, January IL,
STDDONs, February H.
SHERIDAN, March II.
These ships all Of the first class upwards OF 1000 tons
built in this city with such combine great
sps.d with unusual comfort for passengers
The price Of passage hence s75 for which ample
VIII be provided These ships commanded BY
ced masters, who will make exertion raj
satisfaction Neither the Captain these ships
will be responsible for letters parcels packages sent
by them unless regular bills lading signed therefor
For freight passage apply to,
+. K COLLINS. So South street.
jail BROWN. SaIPi.EY s. co I,iv>rpooI
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INA FOh SALE, or to exchange for city property-A
EM handsome cottages with five or land situa-
way, Long Island, the Rockawsy Turnpike. The FIVE
acres OF lend attached 70 the cottage well studded with
peach and rnt trees There good barn and ether out
houses on the property; also houses and the same
well situated for gentleman who would like comfortable
country residence Also about seventy Of land
sisns Of woodland meadow and abe land which will be
sold IN different parcels. Apply to
JIG msrc JOHN l. NORTON IT,. IA DELANEY.