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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15
AleNirints.
DIR. Trask's
Magnetic Ointment.

IiilS Is M hrt attempt To combine The ELECTRIC and
MAGNETIC FLUID with the pow trtu Vegetable tx.
tracts IN u fnrn OF an Ointment 10 be applied externally
of te removal al dseaSt The most Unlimited success it
mas met IN, stamps II nj the greatest discovery Of
the age. II is constantly electng cures Of the utmost i'm
puhhcc he most ncTedulOus cOnvinctd-thc must
5ithess are compelled tu believe IN the nwer abd vue
"t this great rcmedy 1t is universally admitted to be the
most wonderful combination known to the world for the
immediate rell If dIsease and pam.
never fails, while there remains sufficient life to res
Tore natural und h aihy actin TO tie capillary vessels
the body, and rqualiZc the circulation Of the blood By
h' means acntrolnG power gained over the most ma
gn1nt forms Of disease wlcn canu be Olua ned from
that prnrttbcS TO every purli0n Of the human frame
ty bone and musc!r vtin aud ngamvht is searched
ont ana made sensible Of lis purifying and healing infn-
nee. Hence it copes readily Wi internal az external
disease.
Numerous instances are record whrTe this remedy
mas restored health To patients the grave that the
most powerful mtcrnp remedies fatd Ia produce any cf
eci such has frequently been the in Inflammation Of
uc bnWesho patient need ever die If this disease here
he magnetic ointment can be ubaiucdhat dangerous en-
demic known rs the purd H. npeas can ALWAYS be cured
this remedy. For the lnfammttury Rheumatism this
'lnmcnt sthe most compt c remedy ever prepared In
% easel ont Of 100 1t will atfrd entire eIieftn TIT worst
eases OF nCvus headache in thirty minutes For nervous
disease It Of immense Affections of the SPINE rhen.
matsm amtness liberated throat, Bronchitis PIeu.
fiSy Group ChnIc Cholera Mgrbus Agle in the ce or
breast, Burns Scald head SCrCiua, salt Rhtum Eyspc-
is lufamed eyes, fever Sores &C., will be Immediately
| .rlicved by the ust Of this remedy.
For further particulars and testimonials see pamphlets
| left with each agent.
| :. X. Collins, wholesale and retail MONTPELIER w.
| juhnson and Holden, Middlcsex-Smpson and Armcs
Wnterbury-E. b. Green RiClmOnd-T. A. p, OK BurDp
'on--Joseph Demsey, Norhfeld-A A CeaveIand, Jr
irOokfed, &c. II. Gale, Northumberland and Walker
| inrrc
! Price 95 and 80 cents ner bottle. e3:ly
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FREENAN, MoNTPELIER, VERMONT, ls49

an agricultural people; and they are awake
to those measures which will foster and pro-
mote this con1andlng interest, Other
States will Join IS in endeavorIng TO form
am organization 50 desirable :. and thus the
great sentiment of Washington, that " the
power of the ption alone can carry out
their higb though; will be realized.
In view of hese considerations, your
Committee recommend the adoption OF the
accompanying Resolutions
F. HOLBROOK,
H. Z. ROYCE, CON- o. senate
J. w. D. PARKER,
C. K. WILLIAMS,
JULIUS CONVERSE Commttce o.
r. + UrRREIL Hoase Of Repre-
+. S. CARR, Se"f"t''eS'
B. B. NEWTON,
|. Resoyged. That the General Assembly
of Vermont earnestly recommend the cSta'
bIishment of Bureau e Agriculture. IN
the Department Of the Interior" at Wash
ington, whose province it shall be to super,
Intend and promote the great interest OF
Agricultural Improvement IN the Nation
2. Rcsolord. i hat the Governor Is re-
qucsted to transmit a copy Of he foregoing
Resolution. and of the accompanying Ke-
port, to the President of the United States
to the Secretary of the Department OF the
Interior, to the Governor Of each State Of
the Union, and to each Of oar Senators ana
Representatives in Congress, and the sevf-
raj State Legislatures.
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Whv Don't You Try it.

pc,d The fnIIovimp statement of facs-throw away
yonr old prcudices and answer the above question &C
nc riding to common sense and and you will try H.
Mtssrs CuTtiss and NiChnsFOT two years past nave
been entirely prostrated with the Rheumasnj both nv
krcs were sweed their original si1ea id,ge bunch
came otun my breast bone appearing like part Of the bone
thrown out Another bone was thrown out OF my wrist.
In short endured the most eXcrCiatng pains for nearly
three Years ! obtained the best medical attendance the
couny Afforded and tried great lumber of medicines
and options without the least benefit or alienation,
when had the COED Torture 20 proourta bottle Of Camp
and Pain Killer prepared Of Messr Curtis and Perkins, OF
Bangor. Soon uer taking il, found could get sune
rest nights and the pain become lest violent have CON
tnIrd 10 take it and apply il externally until have used
eight bottles. took much larger quantities than was rec
omneiided The swelling hHs all gone down both in nv
limbs and breast and am entirely relieved from pain
last three months, fora my age. No description OF
convey the vast amount Of benefit have re-
ceived from this article beiivc is the best article in the
world for rheum itisn have also used it r choc pans
in the stomach, and always found mmedsc relief
.H N. JOHN BUCKNAM.
Dixmont, July II, 1913.
In addition 10 the nbove we have certicates from per
sons of the highest respecaby all over tho cnuntr Who
have been cured Of the bilious cholic cmp in the som
ach and limbs, scarlet rash throat in adults or chill
dren, sprans and bruises the stubborn case of the
Piles severe scalds and burns extracting the FIRE NJ
and giving immediate relief from pain n II
Re particular to call for Curtis and Perkins Cramn and
pain KilleT-al others bearing this are counerfet
For sale wholesale and retail by CURTIS and PERkINS
Bangor, Maine. Z
s Collins wholesale and retail, Montpelier, V-s.C.
Hutchns Waterbuy-D. w. Keith, Barre-L. Uooker
Plalnded-E. n. Putnam, Marshhtld-E Perry and Co
Cabot-N. P. Kecler and Co HydepaFk--H Villas John
son-D, Gilbert, MorristOwn-H. Montgomery, Hardwick
l3ly
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CourDN'r sqAN' TnAr--An Irshman
in Lonacoming, Nd has been in very fee
bic health for some years, evidently from
some arrangement Of The stom9ch. A few
days since some Of his cooutrymen pcrsul-
ded HIM 10 drink with them. The liquor
being fairly down, he commenced vomiting
and living snake, six inches long, was
thrown up. Ills sn2keship conduit stand
the frey bath
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15

This article offered to the public with entire confidence
being perfectly safe in all cases Tor infants chlnrcn
adults and Is believed to be the most uecuHl destroyer
Of all descriptions, ever made use Of by man.
Much If the dsaerccable and nauseang tast' which
Ter other Vrmifugcs ditcult administer to children
is avoided in the American hermitage. Thousands per
18Th by worms without the real cause being known
ss gnug other reason far the sicknesS Until II is tot
late to reach and removeihc cause.
There disease that produces much disturbance in
he sy stem worms they have been known to produce
peurisy, Dysenery, Vomiting, Fever, Dopy of the Brain
3pasnodic Coughs, etc, etc.
Tbi, recipe received through one Of the best ply
lcans, in New YORK. and Of the vast quantity have
odd we have never known future. We have know
To bring away lots Of worms, from the Pin Worm to th
largest size, after ether NrngeS had entirely failed.
CURTIS and PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor. Me-,
the sole propr,tors Of the AMERICAN VERMIFUGE, by
whom sold wholesale and RETAIL also BY their agents,
Price % cents per bottle
$ X Collins, wholesale and retail agent, Montpelier, VT,
S IHlchins, Waterbury, W Keith, Waterbury, Bar
re, L Hooker, Plainfeld-E D Putnam, MarshfeldE Per
ry aud CO., Cahui-N Keel'r and Co., iydcpafk-H NJ
Villas, Johnson--D Gilbert, Morristownll Montgomery,
Hardwck. l3,ly
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sohoolmaster and his Scholar

A schoolmaster hearing one Of his scholars
read, the boy when he came to the word
honor" pronounced it in full the master
told him it should be pronounced without
the H, as thus, onor.
" Very well sir, - replied the lad, 81 will
remember tor the future"
Aye" said the master, always drop
the H."
The next morning the masters tea, with
hot muffin, had been brought to his desk !;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15

- Some persons are always barking at
and abusing those possessed of influence:
"A cur at the foot Of 4 tree will bark be
cause lie cannot climb
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-15

The son named in tha arithncjcai question
lost by tile choice he concluded 10 make, l7.I!l
acres.
Moretown, Nov.3. G.
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g. A N'S
Extract Of Cano!lalagua,
Far BETTE than SarsapariIla,"

9rF In corroberaun Of the above read the annexed
communications, as
COnciuSiac Iltimony md PrOof PoSitior
FROM THI RAEFNBERG COMPANY.
Sr:-You ~ that As the originator If the Graef
berg Company mist have had my attention called To the
numerous Medcilt presented to the public patronage.
have watched w much interest the Introduction of the
Canchalagua into tis country by yonrsef and am tce
10 say that no Mrdkne standS descrvedy high yOu
extract Of that int.lable plant In my own family,
have its extraordinary efficacy, in plants which re
qurc the prompt al thorough publication Of the blood /
deem your CANGll. bAGUA FAR, VERY FAR strEHioh TO
Any AND ALL THE SAgsAFAuitlA TIE DAY, AND WITH
THEN ALL AAWELL ACQUAINTED.
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FROM AN OLD AND HIGHLY RESPECTABLE RESI-
DENT OF hSIiFABUIA, ONO.

Dear Sir:-Feoling Of graude to yuu for the nestma
Bile benefits have received lrom the use Of Your incidence
induce me- 10 address tins letter u You in order that You
may be able To add To the list those indebted
cted from tn tu twelve Years with ASTHMA aud cry
SIpELAS, and had titd all the remedies 70 be had Ufcr
having the udvCeoi all the hest M die Il men could ind
Nv hands aud feet were sNtled us 10 b. Cutr,v use
ABLE 70 GASP, Whiicthus suH4ruE under double ul-
Fiction mud unable 10 Avr my room, being If the
time unuU nv b, vas induced IA use your tANCHALA.
Qua ahd 4li the good effects of II IN twenty -ionr hours
Oh mendimg unit mn nav restored to complete health
have hpen truutd with pain in thu head, To which
was subject baiure using The CANCHALAGCA NOR in
deed WIN any pain or trOupe "nul "hlth perhaps
si\tv.srycnh y.ar 81 nv age. trust Mat yuu may meet
with every success in the sale OF Your invaluable medicine,
for feel that il fully merits every praise, aud clecrinly
add mine, in the hne unl ni i,ur' :" nehe' 10 YOU
JAMES RAY.
' 80 "i'9i New York, Sept H. 1870.
To FREprBtcK 4. GAY ESQ .,.,, ..,,, .,o,,., In
NV bar Sir chacnIy comply wuh your request "a
acknowledging with oilers IN boht"i rairnn - or
rived from the usc Of ,our Extract ot "
CnIii,rnin pia, L. !Fcs upon my system are evident
mud gratifying and have induced me TO reoohShu Us u
to my friends aud pleased 10 ASSURE Hun t"' az
Instance have been lsapolh'e'l III i's
hesitate in INV conGIente in It's remaIkaoie
lilies and Ia s,,tc h. bgieve it will be found 10 De hi
excellent remedy in IN Il If disease OF me Vtf anu
Kidneys in pumunorg sactiors and also N me puiea
ton of the blood &c That your MERIT ~ in4
OF tins Invaluable Ranmay pc To aIl. sinrcyh,f
WIS" oil ''' r. il. W'INsLoW
NTPamphets con,oning Description Of CaiIornIa,
together with nteresag Information IN ttlutoi W Nv "
nGSoHMAGuA, its remlka1iigg si''''' u''' '"''
Sold by G, ". scnIf, Agent, Montpelier, VI 36;ly.
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SPECEAT NOTTCE

TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and sCHoL
AIRS;
he Subscriber has removed to the office of Lyman Briggs
| ESQ ON state Street, George w. SCOTS Store,
where he intends making GENERAL DEPOT Of Appa'
ratus and Books for Academies and Common SCHOOLS,
consisting in mart Of Maps Globes, Charts, &c &c. such
MS Mtrhell's Outline Maps Mason's Astronomical DO
Conrlrs Globes, Pages Vocal Charts Davies Mahemat
zeal works. Wells Grnmmars Wizards Histories Cutters
pbvsioIagy Wincheser's Writing & Book keeping, Doub-
ie and single entry Also, Rev. ZadokThomrons GEoG
RAPIIY Il GEOLOGY OF VERMONT, accompanied with
Nops-A NEW WORK dust puhshed) designed for the
r of Academies and schools The above work Inns been
examined and highly by the Honorable or
ace Eaton State superintendent, and His EXceency Car
los Coolidge In fine, all the Standard works. needed in
the schools Of this State, may be found here
Orders will be PROMPTLY attended to, (by Mr. Briggs,
in the absence Of the subsoriher) ~
CHARLES o. KIMBALL,
General Agcutfor the stOle.
Msntrelicr Frh 1870
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Important TO the Public.
Horse and Cattle Medicines.

Don't permit your hore and cattle to die when the
f cure within the reach Of all
he Undersigned has spent several years in the study Of
Veterinary Practice "LondUn and EdinbUro,'" lie has
lso awaited himself Of the researches Of Leibg and other
celebrated men, who have contributed much towards
udCiUus treatment of animals the principle Of our prac
consists in the rejection Of general bleeding and the To-
tai rejection Of ali medicines that experience has shown To
dangerous tendency. These remedies act in har
mony with the vital principle, and when given according
to the directions which accompany each article they are
capable of exciting increasing the natural functions
without diminishing destroying their power, hence are
safe in the hands Of every one.
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1.)nttrp.
TIE SEASON.

BY THOMAS MOOD.
Summers gone and over
Fogs are falling down!
And With the russell tingca,
Autumn's doing brown
Boughs are daily riaed
By the busy thieves,
And the book of Nature
Getteth short Of leaves.
Round the tops Of houses,
Swallows as they fit,
Give, like yearly tenants,
Notices to quit.
Skies of tickle temper,
Weep by turns and laugh
Night aud day together,
Ticking hail and half.
So October ead.tl--
Cold and most pelgolso--
But the molths TINT follow
Sure will pinch Us worse
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'E'gpc Old Yea store.

NTORGS 4 LANGDON have JUST received heavy
stock of prime Teas, Some of extra, superior quality
much better than have sold for five years past We are
pre- AIRED to sell from pound to 80 chests.
S,rt II 3e
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7 Is1 or LETTERS NEsAlsIyo N TIE KEW ronr

III y y NJ VT.7
- Post Office, May -, lc49. " mn Ne" hohh
OFFICIALLY frsLisnLD IN rnr r.pru u,vt,c ~,
LARGEST cfRCuLATfOs. ''''' 10
Please mention the date of the List In which av ara al
vcrlisSd ~ Nv Nv
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Died,

D10u,
On the oath inst, Mrs. HESTER HopoEs relict Of 7.
Hedges.
The friends az the family and those Of her sons Ed
ward and william H.. respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral. from her late residence No. 500
Broome street, this day, Mt p NJ, without further
invitation Her remains will be inferred at Greenwood
Cemetery
On Friday. 25th inst, BEsJAMs WATSON HENDERSON,
aged three years ten months and three davs.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, this Saturday afternoon, Mt
O'Clock from the residence OF his father, OPT Washing
ton street.
On Friday the 25th inst, at o'clock p NJ, ALEX
AMBER McDoNALD, aged IS years.
The members of Engine Company No s, the relatives
and friends of the deceased and the Fire Department
in general invited to attend his funeral, at the
Nerth Dutch Church. corner of Fulton and William
streets. at - p NJ, on Sunday the 9TH inst
At Salem 10th inst in the ODD year of her age ANN
MARIA wife of William II Davis OF Salem, and daugh-
ter of Cnleb S Fisk of Now York
At East MarshGeld on the Cd inst very suddenly
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Passengers Arrived.

HtNHT--PatEtt Sop BavArlaN Stheihnor, ScIelhut-
Anna Schllngcr. Gossinger 10 ophno Gossingcr Rosa
Gossngcr q Durr Katharine Durie Elise Durig BoruT
Ca;harne Berun krapf, 5 Koch, KOCH " kellner,
Berger-sjO in STORAGE
LoHpoS-ship Silas RichardsMr Bass aad lsdy-l6G in
sttcragc.
LIyLRpooiShp West Point-1h MaYston. Mrs Mar
ton Margaret M1rston, Thomas Marssen r Jane -ston
Geo Marston Henry NaTston Robert Narson children
and two sgrvants; Edward Castle Mrs Castle intent
Jane Garlic, and two servants, OF fngland Simpson
81 nur Geo TCnb OF Ireland; Christopher Roberts
Mr. Roberto. q England; Narootb Sarcott Dr "
Carmichael, of Ireland-,sj0 steeragc.
bhRspILLTs-Bark Star-Mr W Boyle, American Consul
Toy Port Mahoni hessrs Hoapell and DAVIS.
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- Fa'kot ship Sorthumboria Walter Wolch-
. h' ar reryant WA Lowther and lady; Jaccb-
uid,it 2teaswt.k, DR. Vim WsgstsH, Mr. Whitridgo III
~ ~ ma ady, New York: Rev R.chara Smith Penn
asy' Jame mhSr5an and two ehdrcn Geo Baratow and
MaeLense' LONDON Cieuson LADY ,so children and
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Married.,

On Thursday, the oath inst, by the Rev Orrin B.
Judd MIR. RoBERT MoIR to Miss MARY NIcoL, both Of
1his city
On Tuesday, the I'D inst, by the Rev Benjamin
Evans CHARLES X. JUNE, to FRANCES f., daughter of
Charles Mills, Esq, all of this city.
At jacksonville, IN. j. on Wednesday, May %, Mr.
EBKR BRowN. son of A B. Brown, Esq, of Browntown,
to HANNAH, daughter Of Warner Hall, Esq, of the for
mer place.
On Monday evening, the 21st inst. by Rev. VIM. s..
Balch, SPENCER ii. BRowN, Md, to ELLEN A. AuLD,
eity,
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Maritime INTELLIaEHoE.
Fort OF New York. May &c. lS4D,
Cleared.

Cleared.
5s51ss .s' W.
Hssro s Joha aTa1sy ea fS t casa
Sev snss BENIN '''in Isaac Mead
s'Rs Masa
M o. & &
ton csersson MeS1Sady CO. SIeR,rsdn N Sas
Packet ship Bavaria Anthony Havr. % days with mdse.
ns T S 1oJ G0dSp H. ss
ship West Point, Allen Liverpool April q with mdsc, to
Salt assn Asssy Bn4 Muir & s
Of iretOpmast 10Th no lat lon spoke ship Fame B
he SAILS &c. the ys!
Br bark ssronea, Hspse London day, in ballast and
Bark Star, Psl8rv Marsoilic, March Il, with mdsc 50
fs1s' Esa Di leun Palermo March 49, and bra
tar April 49, with mdse 70 Barclay LIVINGSTON Passed
snip @ for e as s
Br bark Arsyls LDayison days in ballast and
Bark isr 1asnass s osdn PS.pS Rio
si G
ION tSarsh 9 foT California Via rio Janerc ali Ts fh
"i "a from psaas for 2e }s s Portland
Bark CsTsl SG5 sa;h? M sasua Ia rande l: days with
a 3 ssS * Tss sp ssan t.
condc R addeS S 'e e. in n1 taa TO Alison
,hHs Martha Knsmnn Bgotnam, st crois twcst nnd,,
Dan brig Prosper Balm, st Jago Cuba II days with
as. t. Pa as s v M @ La sda 80 sn e g o rs@
Island Passage passed ser Morning sr Of Addison
Brig Mansana, Cocard. 81 Jago dc Cuba r6 davs with
spyar TO the master SID in company with bark Sc Jso for
Brig Rowland, Watts conuegos, May with mdsc to til,
13dsys. with mahogany, I'd II v Deaacld.
Danish masted ser Hydra, Miller, Pernambuco e days
Ser Doreas fEiob Porto Cabollo, 9TH inst with mdse TO
SW Lewis.
sehr Talisman, Pratt Baracoa ], days with fruit, to
nr ,chr Seaman Ayrcs Cumberland, Ns II days.
BI ,shr Medway, Bolcon, Hnfax Ms, days, with n,dse
% seh Nf r,ssa5g ras.enF,y5s s..,.,
sehr Eagle, na.kelI Providence
schr fort bern Belle. FITZGERALD Nantucket 22bou,s
ss ehr v v lot Tremont Cray Maohias days
Sehr Caledonia !oonhs, New Bedford
schr President 't at laT5i,eh, Nich,rscp, Boston.
schr Caroline, Sherwood. Boston o5.vs
schr Glide, Lowell Boston for Albany
Sotr Samuel A Appleton, Hamilton Boston
Schr John JoGand, Ualet, Boston 's'"A'
sohr Convert Boult, Boston.
sehr Daniel Webster, Lewis Boston Tor Anaay
sehr Emily Francis, Crowell Prcvineet.vn.
sehr 1betis. Linnsn, Plymouth.
sebr Elisha Brooks. Adams, Barnstablc.
sehr Reynear Williams Grisley Conncetievt Rave
sioop RienIi, DuTfcc, Providence.
Sloop Index, Brown, New Bedford
Bark Msria Jersey.
Also two brgs.
Packet ship Northumberland and other outward tounl
vessels, detained Quarantine. account OF head
winds.
NAY 2-wind at SUNRISE NE; at meridian, dol st sun
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE, May A.-Stock Bodrd.-S6o0 Maryland b 81
1OoA; GAO do. sens annual 5s s2l4.
BosroN, Nav 2-Brokers Board-G shs Old Colony
Railroad, do bS So Is do Northern Railroad ~;
RR, los = Nor Wor l ~ do
Reading RR 1914; do Western RR l05s DO Piympton
Branch Railroad 9s do Vermont and Mas, Railroad 42;
sd DO Vermont Central Railroad 49, do. Boston Bank, ST.
2riehts errimac Manu- CO.. SS advanee do II
ton Co No 81 a5 do Vermont Central Railroad 50.
Second Board May 80 shs Boston and Providence Rail-
road OF: 10 do. Vermont Central Railroad, SO.
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miscellaneous.

i nGs Tor Havana Chagro,. Panama Valparaiso
Aho anu NAiorna, steamer Falcon will cloae nd Tie
Exchange Reading Room, DAY. NJ -, o'clock ana ~
o'clock. ' ' "''V'H''ib q 70
BRrxrr SHIP SCHILLER Johnson which eilsl FINN H.,
tmore Oh w. 80 lOf bremen was
afternoon on Thomas Point through. Capt says The
sareessness OF the pio' sn VIII be got on by steamer
BAnE BALTIC from MhtanIaa, 2ith ult for Covss mn,
snto Hast Thomason I'D inst 10 land Cant Incrabo
and wosld proceed Immediately under charge OF Capta
Croker F''
Bn BARK TRpDERIog, Rudolph which sailed from Bo, +
the LIST for London, back that port ON s
18th in distress having In gale from The H. Ia the nf
90 the 18TH sp-ung soak lost gib boom, and stove bulwa
She Will have to be discharged CgO supposed
damaged She's leaking at the rate VI SIX nyhss par hoas
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nay 2S-wnd At sunrise, NE; at meridian. do; at sun
oek N.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PuiLADEIPHiA, May -, 4 y M-Arrived Bark Icva At
Hewitt, Csrdonasj brig William Price, Rowland Rio 10
Jsnero. ' " -
CiearedBrig Lsroh, Berry Savannah Leo SPARKS Bos-
tom sohrs Oregon, Hawthorn East Cambridge Cucs
Holmes, Williamsburg; Smith, Robinson, stony Point;
sorse and Emily Niokerson Albany; Mary Ann Mitchell
Sehofeld. evbu N"'>"' p''Ni ~"A-,b
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Troy and Western Lins.-3,350 bushels wheat; bbls
aDAes.
OIA Troy Line--14s5 bbls -four 1877 bushels sorn !;
IL bills ashes ll9 do pork 1853 do beef II do lard.
Grifhth's Line-625 bbls -four Al do ashes IL kegs
batter
Swiftsure Line-s.I5s bbls. -four; so do. pork.
Eckfords Line-l 200 bbls -four; 1736 bushels corn;
"A hills sshes: 5 kegs butter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-26
Below.
BARK Msria Jersey.
ALSO two brigs.

Packet ship Northumberland. and other outward toun
vessels, detained at Quarantine. account OF hea
HindH.