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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05

an uneasy feeling ahoat that renewed attempt
would be made to upset the government and
that when it comes to the point the troops VIII
not prove steady
The city of Rheims is reported 10 be in full
insurrection and to have established govern
ment of red republicans.
ROME.
From Rome we learn that the French army
commenced the alta ok upon the city on the 30
inst. and after q sanguinary engagement, IN
which the Romans lost 800 men, succeeded in
carrying several important posts. A series OF
attacks have since taken place, in which the VIC
tory is variously claimed, but in which the inva-
ding army has suffered most. The French pa
pers publish conflicting reports of the operations
Of the army, but from accounts received to the
9Th inst. it Is clear that Gen. Oudinot had not
then gained access to the city, though he had
gained portion at the north of Rome, which
would enable him to command the city. The
latest despatch from General Oudinot is to the
9Th inst. at which time he opened his trenches
and had regularly besieged the city. There is
no appearance of yielding on the part Of the
Romans, but on the contrary everything goes tc
confirm the belief that they would make de-
termined resistance to the last.
HUNGARY.
Gen. Kossuth has arrived at Pesth, and ha;
been received as President in the capital of the
Hungarian republic. 1t would seem that hostil.
tiles are still carried on in the south between the
Hungarians and the shattered remains of the
Austrian army, supported by the Russians but
the reports which reach us are so vague and con
Trajectory it is not deemed advisable to repor
them by telegraph. The Russian general hal
issued proclamation to the Hungarians, The
plth Of which is that if they do not lay dowr
their arms and submit to their fate with goot
grace, they will be made to feel the consequen
ces of their presumption Every effort is being
made to rouse the people, and the Magyat gov
eminent have ordered clergymen to preacl
against the Russians.
GERMANY.
In Baden the revolutionary struggle is now il
full play. The prince of Prussia has left Der
lin to take command of the army of the Rhine
and Baden and Wirtemberg and Bavaria demo
Gratis are preparing for conflict.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
County Convention of the Free
Democracy.

County Convention of the Free
Democracy.
The Free Democracy of Franklin County
are requested to meet in County Convention at
Sheldon on Thursday the 18th day of July, at
10 o'clock A. M, to nominate County Senators
and to transact such other business as may be
necessary. All who are in favor of the resolu-
tons and nominations of the State Convention,
who approve of the Jefersonian Ordinance of
1887, and would have the same become the set.
tied policy of our naton,-wlIo are opposed to
the Wing policy of Divide and Conquer" IA
policy by which Wing minority has governed
Vermont for the last four years, who are for I'M
ion and the triumph of sound democratic pnnci-
pies in Vermont and in the Nation, are cordially
invited to attend the Convention.
A. o. Adds, } County
AUSTIN FULLER, : Commit
ASA s. COVE, tee.
June &C. 1849.
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foreiQu Nous.
ARRIVAL OF THE H1BERNIA.
Seven days later from Europe.
ST., JOINS. N. B. Thursday l l-2P.

ST, JOINS, N. B. Thursday 10 p M.
The steamer Hibernia, Capt. Stone, arrived
at Halifax yesterday afternoon, with 70 passen-
gers,
Liverpool, June 1G-Owing to the stirring
events on the continent to which the week has
given BIRTH business has somewhat receded,
though not to the extent to which would have
been apprehended
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
Notice.

THIS may certify that have this day given my son
| Lnthrop l.. Tanner his time during the remainder
of his minority and shall claim of his wages nHr pay
'"' ''''' sILAs D. TANNER.
MarshfIeld June 90, lS49. eI;2S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
Notice.

VlIIIS may certify that have this day given my son "
car G. Mason his time, during the remainder OF nus
minority aud shall claim of his wages, nor pay any
debts OF his contracting after this date. ANN ,,,,16N
Mest RoxbnIy, Jnna a5, 1919.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
Boston and Montpelier.


V47 I'M III I 1Ir7 '01'I1 ~ I0175 z
THE PASSENGER CARS will leave Boston for MOnpA
L Ter at 7 A. NJ and 10 NJ. via Lowell, Nashua, Man
chester, Concord, Lebanon, White River Junction an
Northhed-and also at 9 and II ~ A. NJ via Fitcl
burg, Keene BellOwsfllls, ClaremOnt, Windsor, Viii
River Junction and Nonhfeld, arriving Montpelier u
same day at 5 and 9 P. NJ.
Leave Montpelier for Boston, by both the above routes
7l.2 A. NJ and O'Clock and 50 minutes r. NJ.
The 10 morning train from Montpelier, arrives at %
ton at 5 p. NJ.
The 50 afternoon train from Montpelier via the NOD
ern Concord, Nashua and Lowell Railroads. will rena
at Concord overnight, and via Sullivan, Cheshire, VI
Mass. and Fchburg Railroads at Keene nigh-arH
ing in Boston at 9 the next morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
4flnrrte0.

In Randolph, on the 25th ult., by Mr. Howard
Griswod, Esq, Mr.. Warren Fish of Bosquine
VT, to Miss Lydia Wakefield of Randolph,
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Dtr0.

In East Montpelier, June 81, Mr.. Ebenegef
Tabor, at 80 years and 8 months
In Montpelier, June 30, of Consumption, Mr..
Curtis Philbuck, aged 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
Parker'S Patents for ImprOVemCntSin
HYDRAULIC POWER.

LII persons infringing or violating the above Patents
N are cautioned not to pay for said infrngements vi
oatons to Lyman Merchant Daniel Humphrey and Thorn
as Barney, either of them acting as my agents under
power of attorney dated the 18th day of January, 1913
said power of attorney was revoked by the 23d
day of April 1919. ZEBULON PARKER, patentee.
Newark, Ohio, May, 1919. 9O25
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
ENGLAND.

The bill for the abrogatton of the navigation
laws passed the house of lords on the 18th, and
has received the royal sanction. The bill will
go into effect in January.
The British government repudiate all cogni-
zance or sanction Of the proceedings of the
French in their treatment of the Romans.
In the debate in Parliament upon the Canadi
an losses bill, Mr.. Gladstone interposed most
furious opposition to the measure, and his re-
marks are said to have made a marked Impress
ion in the house. He contended that the passage
OF the bill involved imperial as well as Local con-
sderatons, and thai its provisions were at vali-
ance with the honor and dignity of the crown.
He denied that the sense of the Canadian pco-
pie had been pronounced in favor of the meas
ure ; that even If it had, he did not admit that
this should be an ultimate criterion if it involved
the highest imperial considerations and should
be subject to the decision of the imperial parli-
ament alone lie did not ask government to
disallow the act, but for an assurance that under
the act rebels should not be compensated, but
that parties should produce prima tacie evidence
before receiving any public money that they had
not taken part IN the rebellion.
Lord John Russell complained of the tenden-
cy OF Mr.. Gladstonc's speech to aggrayate the
dlssenslons IN Canada, and to embitter the feel
: lngs Vi hostile parties, and that he has stated
the case OF one party, that in opposition supply
! ing them with arguments and mendlng their
case; after paying warm tribute to the talents
OF Lord Elgln and the spirit of his admnistra-
: ton, he avowed that it would be the duty OF the
!, government to leave the act in operation trust
o ing that its opponents, whom he believed to be e-
j. gal men, would, when tho present excitement
# was ove cndeavor to avert its evil consequences
- that direct action would be most likely TO
u satisfy Canada, he had declared at once the pol
l. icy which the government meant to pursue.
y Lord John was followed by several other
1t speakers, and after discussion, division was
| taken upon the question that the debate should
l. be adjourned to the 18th inst. which was car
\ ried.
~ Lord John Russell has given notice in Para.
} nent that the financial statement of the chan
H. celIor of the exchequer would be deferred til
he another week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
FRANCE.

On Wednesday an incipient instruction was
attempted in Paris by about $4,000 of the noun
tain party, headed by Melicione Arago. 1t was
suppressed by the troops, whose numbers amoun-
led to 10000. Several attempts were made to
erect q barricade. 10 the evening the assembly
declared itself en- permanence, and passed de-
cree declaring Paris and the first military divis.
ion in state Of siege. Thursday the alarm had
considerably subsidized, and business, which was
entirely suspended the day previous was gener-
ally resumed. AT one time the peril was immi.
nent, and nothing but the courage and prudence
of the president, aided by frmness and sagacity
prevented the most serious consequences. MI
merous arrests have been taken place, including
several members Of the assembly, among whom
are M. Arago, and Ledru Rolln. The last &C
counts report state of tranquility, but there i:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
Lumber.
BOARDS and JOICEby lis. LOOMS:
40 DOZEN SCYTHES.

NToRRS & LANGD0N have just paid $500 in Cash FOL
the handsomest lot of Scythes ever offered to inns com
munty, and in order get our mouey back again. we OF
Ter them by the dozen single at unusual low prices lo
cash Also lamson's snaths, Adams Patent Forks North
Stones rs June 92d, lo4a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
Now style OF GHDs,

HAVE the best assortment of Caps offered for sale
| L in Vermont,
BOYS remember you can buy better cap at BURN
HAMS Hat, Cap, and Fur Sore for less money than at
any other place in Vermont March, 1919.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
IRELAND.

Smith O'Bren, through his counsel, denies the
legality of the Communication OF his sentence of
death to transportation, and the government have
to provide for the uhlo )ked for difficulty by spe-
cial act of parliament
Different and apparently reliable statements
are made from parts of Ireland to the effect that
the potato rot has made its appearance in some
instances, but generally the vines looked Wig
orous.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05
For New York CITY.

FOR new YORK C1Cy.
The 10 morning train from Montpelier tersects D.
both routes with the Nashua and Worcester train for Ner
wich Comm and New York city. Passengers by tai
train will arrive at New York. AT the next morning.
l-2 hours from Montpelier.
Boston to Burlington in One Day
Stages run in connection with the Central road for q
parts Of Central Northern and Western Vermont NORTH
ern New York and the Canadas. On the arrival of u
first train from BOstt stages will leave Montpelier az
| reach Burlington the nights and passengers by ~
second train from Boston will go to Burlington the nd
morning.-J'he return Stages from Boston will run
connect with both trains from Montpelier to Boston,
BETWEEN NONTHFIELD AND MONTPELIER
Until further notice. four trains daily will be run as d
lows: 1000 . =,
30 and so, p NJ.
Leave Montpelier for Mortified att 80 A. NJ, so,
and IS P. Nj.
-Freight trains run daily between Montpelier and Ro
ton. -
Northfeld June 10Th, lS49. u
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SCOTT & FIELD

CoD FISH, POLLOCK, MACKER iEL ana rf sAL"N0
y sole cheap for cash by eCoi -
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WNI IN. RIRNMAM.

HAS inst returned from Boston with splendid assert
IL ment Of entlemen's Furnishing Goods, consisting Of
Shirts BosOns Collars, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, susncn
ders etc March, 1919.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05

In Baden the revolutionary struggle is now in
full play. The prince of Prussia has left Der.
lin to take command of the army of the Rhine,
and Baden and Wirtemberg and Bavaria demo-
Gratis are preparing for a conflict.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-05

THE BEST OF GOLDFISH, PRIME SALMON, No. l.
aud ,, Very Nice-some in Kits and ~ 6hisoJ1st re-
aeived and selling low % H. D LoOMlS'
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rHE ExoEEsIoR FILTER.

THE WARN SEASON l. BLGINNlND, aul Do 5
n important fr bees t -n gt- crar AMI pure Fa-rr.
- a-f-,ul 0f Tire pubic c4-l i-.a 'e subscribe 'o
their FAtEL>IDh FILTER
THIS FILTER val 80 found superior 90 any heretofore
offered ur s-le tl- cay. sad fla.r of lrfa "l-cl
ull never Iust snt newer Impar- any riplriy in lf
Ius FILTER 8. manufactured FOB dlner-l furin- end
-ze-. and u enable any Fer-an Del bay one, sod Toy = ~
sri higher for ftote Who 20 by AMI i1 California,
have ol hand Fi-er of Ince- high By inches iu
diameter / j 81 Rhk co 20 Na.-alst
~. NOD coz lu-u- D .-.-r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

NkM (AKrLIs. on NLUIho- a. I1e $40
N-,rher Noad csu tie attention cd his ilcuds AID The
m III Genera v t l. extensive assortment c ell ih- va
ous I, r. OF ANniuseT Velvet Icpesnv Tapestry bfu.
q brussels. In7eePy Ingram sno every other crscr N
non OF 4 srrcuuE. Together with great vsreN 81 tl
a.h iu ltA ices 10 = fee Iaauy 81 Wlch are oi nl
well aret 10 which the attention o se4-inoai nefs sl
horl keepcrs - par-culafv rrQUess1 Also, Dintkts
IF The besi Iugu>h manufacture, splendid patterns ans
hrsht coior-. ,uryuA tcm one o. three Ne-ts Wide
p,,rth Rugs Table Covers. Stair Rods. A. Purchasers
AZ tni1r "a that TIE arrsns vlcnlsWlL he manufacturers
M Fun,l and ts coaufr, enables Gee advcT 80 10 retail
he he,t Qualities OF Carprluc 30 lie usual who.esale
prices. a. n 81 loN> NJ are h''..', iloA~h.
nv ircnll on :. EAsl RlosAN-N - n pl-slol-,L
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IT. FOR NoRW ,LLN

=. f-sIl = Itsitf, NOtAY NtIA Hnt NHmf0Td u
r>-s-zH sn aud a0er Thursday, Msy lo. ll'. hs new
ana splendid steamer NORM ALA. Capt .as hcyro'ls
will leave tie foot of Msrsei,' i'r tr h1Ne pisces ta
H., o'.'r-, T. NJ Returning. viii leafr Norwalk svev
lorf1s A. : o'ciock Ismfod a. Il kocAy Neck a. q
Port Chester al 81 srrvng in New NofA about Do oc.ock
For passage or freight apply un board or ne once ~
lh. AI,rf Stages will be- % readiness tho arrival
The boat a the hrrenf landing. to convey passengers v
The. usual D. iscc- connected With ie ruUe y & Al
n.rs1rs are infht trusting any ure account of Dad
above boat or her owner JOHN D. RODMAN
uikg 70 Agent. loot oi Norm Munfo--I mp s'sif-
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r.. ---z..r-.,,s-n0t >ArONrc RAILROAD.

ss3 tgrs'--sfs.t The Care On h- road runln Hntr
flou with iie New York aud Nsr Ia.
Railroad Passengers fDr Albany Troy and way
lions the Hou-af0nc Railroad VIII fuse tho 4 n w..
press Tram the New 0rk and New Haven RAJ road
baggage MASTER goes through fo lake charge 0f Dag
gage f0r Albany Troy and fhe Housat0int Rain o.
Stages u connection 'i the Car. fo Ire lcuDN. on
~oc aDudFe. Curfisfile. Nirsf~ad and Norfolk 10
Liichfeii. sharon, WoOdhlr. Dmhury Hud Fe'hel
fre- lf intended for this Road IL received board hs
steamer NIAGARA. 40 he D I0t foot 0f Nafhetst from
o'clock VI until o'cIucAp Poslrvey noinffcr lal
time. @. NJ PERRY, Agent Oifr- Du tho uar
YORK Bel u. lsft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

49,, Sand infeImedsfe Isndiuss zee rev sna
s1-HN - egani steamer COM ipkNtk. Captain
r 3 Nrus. VIII commence running ilr .lr sesslr aH
Thr.ltv morning. Mar. - les rfug 1e per ,oe. 0 kol
.usnnst 90 : O'Clock Regular day- from Ncss lrt v
be- lueslHys Ilursdsv- ana >H1rtaNs frum canf " l
lat " elie.lays and Frta}s. al O'Clock App
Al 3m J RODMAN. 4 elt. Zoo. NcIfi. Nll.osl
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re- ~r7---ssz7 NEw-,oRk AND ERIE

kS{1 -s,f>s'..ss,,.. lLkDAD ON Mouday, Ami
and uunl farther notice. the rl.l. = "a
leave a. follows PAss.sets iRAss-foR fohI Jan.
and oh stations 100 ROckHud and OmHge Counties Les.
Nsy-i orb al A ~ uui = ~ FoK BtSGHAArOs, siop-
ping Chester, Goshen MtdeiOwu, Port Je'is. AM "a
stations Hest-Leays Nsw iofA Of A NJ FoE SEs.
YosK-Nay trains leave Port Jeryi- 10 A i and = "
Leave BinghamfOn by through trans o. AN frtigh.
Tor Bng hamon and al other 6fadOus leave NeyiOr6 81,
o NJ Freight for New forh-lLrOugh trains lea
Binyhamt0u Ar A NJ Way trains leave Por Jcrgis 10
AN MIR trains leave Ousgille o. >. a aDd Poli JsI.
usat ! = " with way passengers
JAMES = kIkkWOOD, Superintendent
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FOR TIE PILES.

nR UPHAAlS fLECTDA Rl-lAn uiernal remet si :
~ ccrrsu gT -c Pies. cit1er Internal or external
lecc u bind sold wholesale s1d retail Only ln MS
cav. The of5ce OF Tie ouEla. proprietor. A lPhAM,
"A ID rcgu educated OF - wears experience
confined OF q where e, AM chronic diseases are
successful ues.ci Mrca. or-ce . Bow cry ton- loors
above Srruz--f O-c- fogls from a N. % o + VI Al
wee CRATE. sold hr RlNG. f-. Broadway. uv+ ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10
HAVANA AND PAIN o1PE CIGARS.

JANIS sADLIER ~ Broadway. ID door above Ansrt-
~ can Hoe.-The srenu0G Of my friends and the puhlc
is respectfully invited % tie above larse spacious an ee-
ga-. store, W here hey WI ind az al tes rlll ali
choice stock Of genuine Havana and Principe Czsr. ~ i-
mot celebrated brands Aso. extensive a--orl~uf ~
Virginia Cavendish Tobacco of ilr fsvgnie brands GEM
me iur1-T smoking Tobacco, &c. II The trade q pied
0rzhis term. al I'M
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r.; - rNITED STATE, NAL mn

WORCESTER. without change ~
cars or baggage y without crossing frrv PlsssL-
gels lAlg r cas- o. Norwich iOr Ayu's Psnfl are Boz
-Afcd tef seats tlolg 10 Bosou-ils lelu Ae only b.
land route hat communicates through b. steamboat All
railroad. Passengers by uls train are accompanied
Hrougb ~ ne conductor ~ le Tram, VINO VIII have par
psllar charge ~ uclr baggage, ard l OnerWl se gre
MS attention 10 iAeir eu-e and comfort TINS line leaves
-ouh side " frr No Hofh Fer foot 81 8usry
daily. a. O'Clock u fSlndays excepted q. follows
W OktFsIEk, Capt r.. D. konui. Win i-ase Noa- YORK
Iuesdg} Thursdays and sailrdaysi kNlCkERBOCkEh.
Capt }. " Williams, leave Sow orb MOndaysW e4nes.
days and Fridays Freight Tor Boston taken Al a. low rae
a. by any other nne AL orw arded with greater sxped
uOn. For fr- ght passage apply board er.si hs
Office On The south s!ds o Pier no 70 AOrh RIVER foot -
Corlaud-si gu
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STEAM aAND PLANING-rh

~ ILI VI HANU TLt " ~ U. -"
NJ obtained e;iers-pnf=ni ior a machine which com
Dimes he principle az hand pian!ng WIN sleAu Sc
,osrf Is carried forward under &c acuon oi sauouarN
p.suerors. tae rapid revelations 90 crank e-G s
i.ei Giving 10 The board sudden ioTv ard nVron Lac
Inc rush offhr hama plane favorable 20 smooth psus
A parallel clamp. lac iae parallel rue a. eaeA enc te
-hge recproca.rd hv lie crank -sEes toe board ana
c.iss 80 forward every IeTo-aron, ne csl OF -e
-roAe taking the board eutrey Gear % Tie machine
r and tongue aud groovlag same operation boards OF
INV width al 90. rate az leo oe In length per minute Tue
work i done lar suoc.le! than with rotary cutters aud
better even .au villa i.s russi kl.e by hand lhe ma
zine il simple strong and durable. and worrsn.ed To-
work vel RIA his % machines Tor sale bN Law
nvssswtf 2i6 Peasst y.
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.. FIK.T pACKET FOR 80 FRANcIscO-
NEw-YoRK AND GREENWoop

r-~AN1 LINZ or STAGES, from the foot u
$500 whi'ehal-., New-York. Stage fare only
81 cents.
Passengers wishing 10 visit Greenwood can leave the
foot Of Nhtehas where stages from ell paris II the
cry u Ne1-fors center by he Hamilton avenue Ferry
~ south Brook 70 and be taken the Greenwood Ce
tery gate, the above line q fr-icass stages ana
Wi md is Inc shortest cheapest most ant rgi-
20 Greenwood CARLOS GAME 4 co.
sDltl Brooklyn. Apyfi, isa'. ais mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

VI ID Nfecu.ng L.ur az tot.ock The splendid
~xsrs-'r,-- Steamer FL KFhA. Capt sterl.s, wa
leave me foot of Barclays THIS Afternoon. May D, s..
o'roca Passage iu cenis-hcffh 0 rcr. ktEu sr uaff
Ne.iav- Thursdays end Saturdays tor passage oi
fro .tt aunIy Uu InaId Utl
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

= -Ss FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
ax.kss.n IA SEW-ORLEANs-fh L ; Mai steam
snip Company VIII dispatch ON Saturday. May
Is. the coumol ous and well known Steamship FALCON,
'or Chagre. via Havana aud Nev-Oreaus and i land
and passenger. the Bar 40 Charleston savsn-
Plc.ie from Panama 20 California aud Oregon
PASSAGE TO CHAGEEs.
Sfae-rO0rn .........t $40 FOrN ard cabin 500
Lowell alter caDin...- Sie~rage so
PASSAGE 10 SEw-oRLEAss:
s.l,~.room 50 Lower after cabin. go steenge. s2j
PASSAGE TO HAVANA
S.aie.roOn $40 Lower after cabin. 80 s,eerage. IS
For teigll " passage apply 10 81 y. ROBERTS
40 tMy-D lis Hest-st
80 FOR CALIFORNIA-THE GOLD REGiON.
- h-fr-f ship 4 roqpered, cDpQ~riisfeurd snip
PROBt f. now lying al pier W ; North river, AID
sal tyr Franc about The l5tn positively aud
rAl haulsomely accommodate feH passe gers
about - secOudeabn a. - and found fyr passage
aud tie bulk VI so barrels freight, apply ~
Z B. SUTTON, - Waist
ny5 w. or JOHN OGDEN. 10 Waist
- FIRST PACKET FOR SAN FRANCISCO
49, llr fasl sailing, cuprered and cOpper-ta-ieued
pasaci--liy ARKANSAS now receiving freight
tri viii -4 the 18th This ship l. owned by te
California Mutual Benefit and Joint Stock Association la
Which ie member ~ moral character will be adj
uird, u rsry application made ~ fe Office o the Asso-
tAe Pfe.Jieut Rev. CALVIN LAThROP myf2w
u FIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO
- ID kECI--Il- ft-f -aiIl. and beautiful pac KEEL
- ult bark ALICE TARLTOS viii sail ia a f..v
Gays Ilis vessel u neiv-< months Old On'yand filled
atrachei 20 Tie e-.e and limited number Of senerr-
oy rr a2cl few more Wal bee received application
j. ade u Apply board Pier TO- ka-f River
" t0 lal9 m ISAAC r. SMITH. lOl Waist
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CONSTIPATION lCOSTIVFNEssl

A
\ stand ng permanently cured without The al of meli-
cine ov ~ artcls ErVael vegetable foo1 lElt % s.
rabe "A uutrJrs HUNDREDS 90 person. ~ Iectahiiy
ID, s cv -ut U4er scc 1 90 ne country are ready o.
certify Ia. ley laVe been permanently cured and NAT
new hffevr War.uus ErF-ela -a De- inil.a Abe RENE
PSI Tor Ca-or. dyspepsia AID tc pilt- j. = aso
found 10 be ven beneficial a. daily fal or infants and
rhrd-er ia .h boxes. e. in ID. boxes. : 9 j. j.
pres, se te same sT0ce WIS f1rcrr cold ly 4 Nc
C1-t-- rs Bros1gvsv corner af Clau1er--. whose
name vgil be ln each rackagr u lli ~
boxes instead o paper, for eerce a. ~ ee5 pre-
servsroa Prnt.psl Office a. D.. TRAFION's Meti a.
Depei. Is Fli'c1-si rear Nassau a.
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ToorH-AcHE TooTH-AcHE.

WHO WOULD BIZ AFFLICTED via ihis terrible
W pain when 1v cal.nE on Dr. PAIGE. surgeon Den-
usl cor West Hobosru IS opposite Csnlst Ferry,
they can curet iev -l1aies, making tecayet and
srtrg teeth us~ls All re-nareri lr LIE Amer several
wears Fracrc= " + lEs l confidence n he ssi- aud
delicate operarons inserting rertI pate or pivot
rii--.-r res..af.r.-. rx.re-fnr. A.. A. ais I'M