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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29
A REMARKABLE CAVE.

The following account is give Of cave in
a lime stone chain Of hills not far from San
Sebastian ;-"In The year 1898, a Mexican,
Don Juan Flores, perceived the hidden en-
trance to cave. He entered, but seeing in
side council Of Indian warriors sitting To-
ge,he, in the deepes, silence, he re,reate,.
and told il to his companions, who, well pre-
pared, entered the cave together, and dis
covered about 1000 well preserved Indian
corpses squatied together on the ground, with
their hands folded below their knees; they
were dressed in fine blankets, made Of the
fbres Of lechuilla, with sandals made Of a
species liano en- their feet, and ornamenied
with colored scaris, with beads Of seeds Of
fruit, polished bones, sc. This is the very
sufficient account Of a very mysterious bury.
ing place. The Mexican suppose that il be.
longed to the Libans, an old Indian tribe
which from time immemorial has roved and
is rowing ovef the Bolson de Mopinie.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29

AuDAoIry OF PARIs THIEvrs'-Dnrins the
prevalence of fog in Paris last month, says
Galgnani's Messenger, pickpockeis were ac-
lively engaged, and reaped good harvest OF
watches, chains, poCket-books, and pocket
handk kerchiefs. On the Boulevard d'Enfen
gentleman was completely stripped by a
band Of thieves-not even one Of the differ
en-, articles Of his dress being left. His cries
attracted a patrol of the national guard 10 the
spo, /; he was conveyed in a state of nudity
10 The commissary Of police ,......,.... 81.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29
1vmx MAN HIS OWN 1ArHssT
AGENT.

MUM & Co. publishers Of the "sCIENTl.
4'A FIC AMERICAN" have favoured US with
s'Phamphles containing the Patent Lawn Of the
United States, together with all the forms necessa.
~ for Supplying for Patent, information inresard
ss fling caveats wish remarks on its ussa. etc.. ..
mount Of fee required at the Pateas O6os, and
. person in making his own spPlieasioassb e.
Price ls3 cents angle, or - cePies for ene. dol.
taEsvssus By mailss any Partpfths, United 6ssses.
Address MUM 4 Co, Nev.York. IN =.
March 10, le49.1 tlssl hi'soS NON -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29

$50 MARKEr STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Importers of French, English and Gsrmsn
- rre Fancy and Stable Stationery, - ia-
VXTAFERS, Sealing Wax. Ink, DRAFT and Back
w CANNON Boards, Tape, Inksssnds, Domi.
nses, Gillott's and other Steel Pens, Ivory and
Bone Folders, Papeteries, Gold and Silver Pencil
Cases, Bristol Boards; Whatman's Drawing Pa
psrs, Envelopes, Bones and Arnold's celebrated
Lake fsr making Linen, Portfolios, Dissocted Maps
sul Games, Chessman, Cards, Gold Pens, &c.
Pkiladelphia, June 2, le49.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29

MEDICAL PRAcrIcE.-The great English
medical reformer,1 DR.. Dickson, writing
from London, says, that rejecting blood
letting, leeching and tine entire tragic Of old
practice, he has. earning professional in-
come OF ten thousand pounds year, given
certificates Of only nine deaths in the whole
range of his practice for four yesrs and one
ofthoss cholsrs ysax.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29
KISSING.

"Come kiss me !" said Robin. gently said
"No;"
For my mother forbade me 10 play with
men so;
Ashamed of my answer, he slided away,
Though my look pretty plainly advised him
TO stay, .pr
Silly swain. not at all recollecting-not he,
That HIS mother ne'er said that it; must not
kiss me.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29

SCORES Of foxes were caught in the frozen
regions by Sir James Ross expedition, and
turned into ',wo-penny postmen," by putting
copper collars round their necks, stamped
with the names and positions Of the ships,
and the localities Of the provision depois.-
These foxes range enormous distances, and
some Of them will probably b. caught BY Sir
Jsha Ynatlins party, il il aill ssrvivs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29

WHo WAS SHsi-There was great time
in electing U. S. 5enssoFs by the Alabama
Legislature. The Montgomery correspon-
dent Of the Mobile Tribuns says that one,
charming specimen Of the female sex Offer
ed $4,000 to have her husband elected
but il was "no Co."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29
CHRIsTMAS OF OLDEN TIME.

GEORGE WIrHER; mos, enthusiastic old
English poet, who lived between two and
three centuries ago, has depicted in glowing
lines the iollity OF CHRISTMAS in his day A
few OF his genial verses will not be out ol
place at this time
'Lo, now is come our joyiulst feast
Let every many be Jolly; -
Each roome with ivie leaves is dres,,
And every post with holly. 20
Though others purses be more fat,
Why should we pine or grieve at that.
Hang sorrow. care will kill cat,
And therefore let's be merry!',
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29

Snow all our neighbors' chimneys smoke,
And Christmas blocks are burning;
Their ovens they with bak't meats choke,
And all their spits are turning,
Without the door let sorrow lye,
And il, for cold, il hap to die,
Well bury't in Christmas pie,
And evermore be merry"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29

Tar citizens Of csorgs.own, D. c., held .
public meeting on the 18Th inst, to TAKE inss
consideration the propriesy sfa rs''seessies
to The State Of Maryland, should Congress In
tsrfsre with the subjse, Of slavsry u tAs dip.
axict II Celuuhin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29
From the N. Y. National Police Gazette.

"kINc--Whnt do you call tho play, '-.l ...F
HANLEr-Thc Mouse-trnp, you shall see
anon 'tis a knavish piece OF work"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-29

bs&s - Walnsf Sirsif, kAiledelakie.
N AVE stways . hsad yssy hsss assh sf
WIsIas Nqoess ~ eegssA - thsir eva
fapssssiAa. easss Ksspsss. Dss1l xssvss4 ~
psissas sasslsass. vll - ssppisd - - ssss
6h9k tsoa
Yhhlsahis, Nsv. ". tsts.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
Died.


On the 10th instant, JEANNE A. MonAscE, wife OF
James Morange aged 70 years, months, and 10 days
Her funeral will take place this morning at hsfpas
nine o'clock from St Vincent de Paul's Church Canal
street The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend
LYDIA wife OF Frederic Chapman aged AZ years ana
months "
attend her funeral, from her late residence No. %
Sands street. Brooklyn, Tuesday June 18th, ut two
On the 10th instant ANNE, daughter of Robert and
Ann Dinwiddie aged years and months.
The friends and scquaintances of the family are
specifically invited to attend the funeral from No. 3l2
Greenwich street. on Monday, 18th instant, at ga
On the 10th Instant at her late residence in Harlem
Mrs CHARLOTTE RAuB, in the 65th year of her age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral on Monday, at r. M.
On the eth instant, at Grahamville s. c., at the
residence OF her brother-in-law, the Rev. Howard
Smith, MARION Howard, youngest daughter OF BENZ.
II. Rand Esq of Philadelphia Pa
In Allegheny Ci,y, Pa on the 9th instant, Mr..
WILLIAM SMYTH. in the 10Th year Of his age.
On the 9th instant of cholera board the steamer
Ivsphoe, On the Mississippi river, JOHN MAiEn.
On the 18th instant, Of consumption, WILLIAM
ElpR'DoE. aged 30 years.
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this (Monday) afternoon at three
o'clock from his late residence 9th avenue, next door
to 10Th street
At his residence So Cannon street the 18th inst
after short Illness JOHN HALpANE aged 40 years. a
native Of Srlingshre Scotland, but for the last 10
years a resident of this city.
On the 10th instant, Mr.. Patrick BRESHAS, in the
His friends and acquaintances and those of his
Thomas and William Brennan and son inaw. Felix
Cuin also those Of his cousins, Timothy. Owen and
Mathew L. Brennan requested to attend his func-
raj this afternoon Mt O'Clock from his late residence
corner OF Stanton and Sheriff streets His remains will
be inferred in st. Patrick's Cathedral.
On the 18th instant. Mrs. JANE MrNGHAs, wife of
Robert Mingham, aged ~ years.
Her friends. and those OF her SON. Samuel Muyham.
and her op-in-Iaw Thomas Trembe, respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Monday afternoon
o'clock. from No 127 White street
AT Brooklyn. on the 18th instant GERARD AYcRrso,
youpgest son Of Capt. Abraham Bancker aged years
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, this (londay)
afternoon Vt O'Clock from the residence of his father
No. l02 Concord street. Brooklyn (froy papers please
eOpyl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
Whalemen.

Arr at New London, 18TH ship Hannibal, Brown. from
A letter from Mr. WIN stowsli Of New Bedford dated
s .s sHs s.1sss
SssSss 3 SSiS HsI
Of fSa ss
fi.l:f. date sospE 10 sssss April IS p
1Hss fsT
IN Ssds - $ the
no Adams which sailed from de for Nantucket about March
psa @ Ss%
@ sa s0s liz sS sh
SMITH childs Nn $50 sp 18th oro.p ss Bartlett,
S Ss f %h 'S Jan s' & ssp
shgseti, NieIeson Nah Chartered Cailao sl5
Of Sapushs were at rsaans May for Gal 10
i'll Of dysentery caa his physician
whales Panama Bay than during Of our
pssssse They were lone whales One sperm whale was
"A letter the ship Biherna Sherman
Of NIB reports her at st Helena May with 100 bbi Coz
CID New Bedford, l5th ship Fabus, Wing Japan Sea-
Spoken.
Sow large steamer under and steam apparently
S steering 18th int 81 , lat Ion 2 70
Genoa, June 3, lat &c 29, lon 80.
Foreign Ports.
BoRprAux, May 2l,sd carlotta, saingeaud, New York
GuArHafIiA June s1Brigs John colley Hatch for New
June Frank aass %"Srs
days schrs Pacific smith do. disg Isaac Franklin
sr bomineo CRY June 2-No American vessels in port
Jpms r June 7sid 9Th brig pemerseire PiotOu
ST nAPrnoLosrws, May so-Arr bark John Murray
Home Ports
BOsroT, June le-aT chip VIZ BADGER, Thompson, New
irs Eliza Bowers ssn aan CUBA s
Dnsky Sally wilder Trederichsburg, .ryro, Comstcen
TsSGe Frd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

Boston and Railroad 1925 Portland Saeo and Ports
mouth Railroad 90 Boston and Providenoe Railroad o
n Colony Railroad TO- 10 Norfolk County Railroad sd,
2s; 50 East Boston Company IA; 100 do DO bD o 100
b l5k 100 Edgeworth Company tss do Exchange
Bank 3do do, 9oi 20 dividends Vermont Central Rail-
road s PIG do DO 2s n Vermont and Mass Railroad O
East Boston Company, No. 4, 5000 Reading Railroad
Re- as 1880 ISL; Loco do do 1880 GA June ls-Seeoad
Board shares Northern Railroad T5S Fall River nall
road sly; 50 Vermont Central Railroad asa do do, 4sA
= Heading Railroad, lg'6 % do do g'S; no East Boston
Company Is; 40 rights Vermont Central Railroad, 20 adv; Is
Iyidends Vermont Central Railroad 81; $4,000 Reading
Railroad Bonds 1850 6s 5000 do do 1850 6SS 400 do do,
1880. 6sl4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

hrrlve0.
rs dc 5eh r ys''s d a sE
Ion 49, spoke Pstet ship Nsw Y for ssr
1tiastc Ct Msrbshsad with 500 fish, 5ts inst, lat
$3.50 on6 spoke bark Russia from Havana for cowes "a
lp Margaret. lof Portland) Webster Antwerp 4s day.
with Ddae and lS passengers ord 25th ut lat 1917
'R Sc passed n wreck Of Cd with
S o5tf D1s1 days. with ballast
Epssia. bark Charles Edward Pope Bremen 80 days.
sSa
e s
Bah Liverpool 50 days with md'e
bark &, sTsa from
a. spoke bark bordeaux
R spsss Pr brig s from E
age passenger, to o HGwes Godfrey CO. ,.s.,.,;, M
Capes. 50 houl,. in ballast. to master.
brig s ss.sp " days. with
Br brig Ocean Queen, Berger Newcastle (Eng) 60 days.
Br brig Lady Forestal Dunbury Limerick 81 days. in bal
Br brig Prosress Tsgen, Londonderry, 40 days, with
I s4. SSy to s sass % s
srss Sogi,er for NYsrk Oliver, for Boston sld 2d,
Swedish brig Lady Charlotte, Junker Hamburg 40 days.
Br brig Allison, Bosne, Windsor, u.s. days. with
Br brig Joseph Ham, Fullerton, Windsor Ms 10 days,
with ps,s s,,, to %1ss Kos.hn,, p,sm., ,.
ballast and 20 passengers. Psvenstadt Schumacher
French sehr Eliza. crOi1 Bremen. April 20. with IS pas
oepgers. to order.
Melbourne Arsy St Domingo City Is day. with
CelLy. from Ponce for New York.
sehr Amazon, Moore, Guayanilla. June g. with mdse,
20 Thompson Hunter 9th lat q 80 Ion u.s. spoke ship
Charles Carroll 10 days from Boston, for NOrleans
ssbr Exsmpler Lockhad Pistou, 10 days. with COAL
Soule & whitney.
Schr G L Lowell, Boston days.
Sohr New York, Goodsell, Boston, days.
schr Jersey Oak, Bailey, Virginia, days.
Schr ii Gregory Brown, Virginia.
Schr Charlotte. Habuah, Virginia. 2days.
Brh sloop Mary Frances Sammons, st Kits IA days,
with sweet potatoes he to Heary l4th lat 81 81
Ion IS g. spoke brig Caett of Belfast Me- Bath
NaanEa 10th, schr Sea Wave. from Philadelphia for Bo,
Ton.
enc ship, two bsrks. and two briggs.
sehrM Hall went ashore yesterday morning the Ro-
ner, and was towed on by the steamboat Hercules.
JuNE H-Wnd at rise, NE; at meridian, Sc; st
g..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
Superintendent u. s Coast Survey
Hon W n MEREDITH, Secretary Of the Treasury.

Circular Of Messrs Brake Brothers Co dated Ma
tanzas 9th instant extract from ths of
Cub Which requires master To have ready for deve
To tie buardng ohcrr three msnifests, full
statement of his and ship which twelve
working hours alteration will be permitted
srie,ed will he couhscated; and II value exceed
& ind they belong 70 consigned the bis
vete freight &c viii be fored not exceeding that sun,
the master will pay penalty Of double the value Of said
eo,ds
Goods manifested hut claimed ia time by the oonsrnoe
will b. d. livered 10 the latter but ia that
will 10 tp ject fine equal the value Of said goods.
Goedt manifested will pay duty If they
board.
For every package ch may fall short of ifeaod
the master viii lie liable ne Of $0 such pirk does
not srptsr Included In the invoice cOnsignes Cod asd
silver not manfestsd BY manifested by
liable TO duty % per Invoices entered by n
rfW within frty eight after arrival Of vessel
containing IN such entry asaement OF the OF
Iisees eonients .eghs aud neasue liable
sutt OF per cent Every master present himself
the custom bouse within twenty hours ter his arrival
70 swear 10 HE manifest for neglect Of which he il liable
sue slMu. A vestls required bring y bill of
besh certified by the Spanin consul pnr their
tIsftDr thar TO IL otberws they
quarantine. and incur fine Of $50. All the
soDld lribr passport certified also above
should be no Spanish consul at the departure
bhese that eject signed by the collector port or
tbf.t resideBt merchants, " III he suiiaiebt.
All Minds Of macirery and i'm ul.mons for sugar ms
Atss@ engines Tor sugar estates, pay no duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN-Bark Charles Edward-Messrs Hausmann, poltg
Joachim, Srodthoh Meyer Retberg, Poschkrinder, and
Upsinn.
HAMsURe-sWedsh brig Lady Charlo.te-G Baczkc,
Essnger, S RosenwalI, w Becth, Charlotte Rhyn, II
Rhyr Rhyn Jane Lenoebal Maria Lencebal65 steerage
ST JoHN, N FL Twohy, Lash, Finlay, lady and
two children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
Married,

At Louisville, Ky on the 10th instant, Mr.. w. +.
HAwxINs, of New York, to Miss EMELIrE NJ NonTos, Of
that city.
In Baltimore, Md, on the 18th inst LOWS McLASE,
r.. Lieut. U. s. Navy, to SorHr, second daughter OF
Samuel Hoffman, Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

Passengers Sailed.
NvLTA AND SMyRNA-Bark Iona, from Boston-Mss Anna
Hale, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
Notice to Mariners.

In paper Of the 4th instant gave main points
Ale following document, but this is complete,
Yublieh IT for the benefit Of those Interested -
COAST SURVEY STATION NEAR ANNAroLIs w,
JuneI {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18
MARITIME INTELLIG ENCE
Port or New Work. june Is. 1915.


sun suns 80. 80. ..... 81 sIsE WATER ......''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

FIthse MentIOn TIC uSte u tne Li5t !
vertised.
LADIES' LIST.
A
Aenehan Mrs Anderson Miss Julii
Adams Mrs JaneF E
Adams Miss Mar Andrews Mrs Ra.
garct Smith chael
Allen Mrs NV Avery Mrs Henry A
Ames Miss SarahS Aalholm Mrs Laura
Arnoult Miss ClaireAdlam Mrs Z l.
2 Albin Miss Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, June l6, lS49
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER
LARGEST CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the List In which they are ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-18

Herald Marine correspondence
PvnApELpni1. June i, p -Arryed-steamsr Column
sehIs Ghzee, Whitcher Boston; VIM Collier, Brooks East
peskt Pike Boston, Vesta Flynn do: Agator Hasee Cork
and market brig Acorn Howss, Boston, schr Abby Norton
miscellaneous.
BAGS Of ship Yorktown for London, will close at
s E,shsnss Reading Room this day =. hslf pas; o'clock
viii close above Tuesday l9th At quarter before
Bremen, will close day 21th at
lalf o'clock Letters be paid part Of
Notice to Mariners.
Of the 4th instant the main points Of
publisb 1t for the benefit Of those interested -
COAST SURVEY sTATIor, NEAR AyNaroLIs M
SIR have received from Lieut. Cong Maffit sN
Assist the Ccast Survey in regard 10 the re-
Die Importance navstos and hch have the hanor to
e 5 ySs T s to sS & BY y9ss s
tension Of Cape Hattrss to the inlet southwark and west
Bus Bay on the coast Of South Carolina as 6arbor Of
e Sketches Of these Reconnaissance will be ut once
ba,eras Cove lice the westward Of the point
81 ae latteras il sheltered from the northeast aud affords
eocd ahe in fonr to five fsthoms water with bottom
Of t,n tlue mud From the anchorage, Hateras light
nenI - a. t4nt abop one mile aud haf Since 1913,
i' oi haterns has made out nearly thres-e ghts
wSu OF lhe 'a Twelve feet be carried the bar
the ocean sde and there secure anchorage in five Ia
thsn water The entrance with pilot is easy Lieutenant
hAm'ts ttatemehs reer only 10 the of Inlet
g. Bulls Bay is about twenty Of chsros
ten, tie of South Carolina. Thirteen feet can he
carried aerct. the ar at spring the rise aud
lrrs the NE point blum Of Bulls Island to bear NV b,
fe% ~ pon steer TisAn
passed Then follow round the shore and ehsr pleasure
,.rea waes Bears 81 sy'P pa the s sn
point Of Bulls Island distant three and half miles"
(signedj D. BAcHE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-19
TRICKS OF QUACKS.
LEE EVERY BODY READ THIS
Af5EN Il arH W


I,HEREis sarsaparlla Tor sale in the different towns
called Odd Dr. jacob Towushend's Sarsaparila. Its
advertised the original, Tins is notorious a!so
eight years advertising his Sursapariia, which has OBJ
tanned character aud reputation throughout the United
Staos and greater part Of the wordthe sales being
THIS excited the cupidty OF certain unprncpod men,
and old man who has been engaged in peddlng Cheap
Publications for number of This mans is
Jacob rownshend. He applied to number of men to got
employ ment, sell the of his to get DR..
Townshons sGrsapia, stating the large sales aud the
had expended IN advertising an inducOmen to
embark in the business. Among others, lbs applied to
Charles Watous, Esq Editor of the Jamaica Farmer. who
scorned such u proposition. Mr. IL. O. AN DREWS, for
mery OF thu Propuetors of McALLIS1ER'S ONT
ment, RALPH POMEkOY formerly Cashier and Finan-
eio Of The hIoken shinplustef Bank, BoiviIle New
jersey. JOHN SKILLMAN, and w NJ. THOMPSON, un-
dei the If THOMPSON, sKlLLMAN N CO., have
employed this old man. md have agreed pay him.
underla seven dol week for the of his
These have been lheng and insultn. in all posi-
BILE forms in hopes should Lotce them aud thus bring
them and their dccncon into market. Let the bile de-
eide upon the of these honest and honorable
They send their stun oil to agents. and change them
but $3.50 per dozen for it, expecting the agents would
they would make money by selling thers and de
Gevlng the pubic but tow have accepted their base
propolla few uvo and should be- watched they
TO sell it genLne We think merchants or du gais
who would lend themselves palm this stuff of on the pub
lie the genuI0e and original DR. rownshonds
la would he base enough commit any fruudnone is III,
origuu ganuino unless signed by 4. 1ownshpnd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-19
L. F, WATERMAN,

OF GREENSBORO', VT.
is the General Agent, where merchants buy at who
sale, az OBTAIN IL on commission.
Sub Agents.--J A Sawyer Il Co., Greensboto-S Blan
chard, Glovet--S Khnbnll Bnrlon-Eaton brew, Bar
LundingGeorge Wonhington IT,, irasburgh-A Scott
South CTafsburysinpson & smith, East CaitsbuTy-lol
ton Il Judevine, South HIrdwick--S Beiden, Eden-s
Clurk, Fillmore. l1i4wis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-19
300 PANS Il TUBS.

CTORRS & bANGDONS have lately received large lo'
- of Milk PANS, Cheese and Wash Tubs, which they
sell veiy low for Cush.
Apml 10, 1913. is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-19
Baltimore.
POTATO STARCH.

THE subscriber onTs his services for the sale Of Potato
snlch on Commission in the city of BaltimOre hong
engaged the manufacture of Machine Cards, for the last
IL years, and also keeping general of Manuuc
urers articles enables him all of tho persons engag
ed in Cotton Manufacturing aud affords facilities for the
sale of starch which others do not possess.
R1beal advances made and all necessary references
given. JOHN II. HASKELL,
l5:Gmt baltimore. Mn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-19
Another Trick.

We went to expense Of FIVE hundred dollars get up
upendid steal engraving for our LABEL and had the portrait
fDrTownshend upon to distinguish il from all Others
aud prevent mistakes These are getting labe
steel with portrait of old DR. Jacob Townsheud. lac
the public decide upon such transactions und ct them
member that gune and the original less sgnof
with the nHme of s. r. fownshend The plate is engraved
steel and contains the Portrait of Dr. Townshend three
fenae hgufes aud view Of factory The spurious has
fIcInr hmm LIN FINN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-04-19
One of their Tricks,

They say Drrownshend's SuGsapara and fermens
this false welve keptit through the whole year in
New Orleans Texas and Mexico, south America and tho
West Indicsn fact tho Older grows the better be
comos. We made few b"ttles by Spring aud
that spoiled. This regretted and Exchanged
possible. Such accident will rglin, This
they attempt to make great story Of and that the
whole Of sarsupura sous when they that