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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.


The greater the value Of any discovery, the higher it is
held in the esteem Of tho public and much in proportion
is tina, public liable be imposed upon by the spurious mi
tatous OF gno anti designing and dishonest men, wo like
the drone the hive, have neither the ability nor inclna-
de themselves, but thrive aud iuxV
rate upon the earnings OF the deserving
The extraordinary attending the use oil this ed
cine dsea the lungs aud the many singular it
hu1 effected have naturally attracted the attention of many
ysciuns well the whole fraternity of quacksand
unprnclped counerioeTs and mitators TO palm of
spurious mixtures OF similar namo and appearance for the
genuine Basam. Some called "Syrup of wild Cherry
and Tur," "Cherry Syrup" "Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry" "Wid Cherry COmitey' and sundry other com
pounds, which they attach long sng o pufs" But
OF such nostrums we know nothing. 1t is WiSTABS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY alone that performs the cuTes.
Let them not deceive you.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by >. +. REDFlELD Montpelier, VI. und by
ii. X. SLAITON, Calais, Vii also, by agents generally
--
% In all diseases Of the blood, all eruptons Of
churacie scroulu and Cahces the Great American
Remedy, DR. &C. Nuughn's Vegetable Lhontrptc Mixture
is and sovereign specific The great Alternative pow
caomel is where thit mixture known 1t will
eradicate any complaint Tor which this well known mineral
is used remedy, und leaves deeteous result, us
to he the with cHlome, Fit is used. We shall
give The of lew weeks testimony to prove
te character u this article remedy for Cancer Scroiua
and all such Diseases, which produced by had blood
The LhOntptic has made and Is duly max
ing them ali the world Call the Agent under thu
head OF the Greut American Remedy, in columns, get
pamphlet read II, aud sou will ind the principle upon which
1t makes cures in all complaints.
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate Court for
District of Randolph, SIS. the District of Randoph-To
all persons concerned in the estate Otis w Smith, late
of 3Iookfed, n said district-Greotlng.
WHEREAS, Joseph G. Smith, Administrator the
w tate of said deceased has made application to this
Court in writing for License to sell part Of the real estate
wit; the home farm of said deceased-and
that the for the the debts
charges against said estate.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear s-ossou
of said Court to be held at the Registers Office in Ran
dolph, in SAID district the second Tuesday of March A.
D. e49, und show cause, if any you have, why license
should not be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
ly 10 tho Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
Montpelier in this State the last of which publication,
shall be before the day assigned for hearing aforesaid
Dated at Randolph, this 18th day of February, A. D. l49
by order Of Court,
10 PHILANDER PERRIN Register
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Samuel Jndkins' Estate,

THE Subscribers having appointed by tie Honorable
Probate Court, for the District of Randolph commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands OF u persons against the estate of Samuel Judkn
late of Orange, in said district, deceased represented
insolven and the term OF months from the l2 day Feb
ruay lei9 allowed by said Court to the creditors of said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
us-Do give notice that will attend TO the duties of
appointment the dwelling house OF widow Betsey Jud-
kins in Orange said District the first Monday of A.
prl aud August next, at O'Clock in the afternoon
each Of said days.
CARLOS CARPENTER, Commits
d. w. BARTHOLOMEW, sionen.
Orange, February 20, A. ID. lS49. 10
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Ueatbs.


In this village Feb. Cd, Mis- Hannah, wife of Mason
johnson, aged 81.
In this village, 23d ut, Fanny NJ, wife of Mr.. Sullivan
b. Mitchell, aged 70 also on the 2lst inst. Mr. Crosby
aged about 49 formerly Of Canada Also 25h inst. Mr.
sunon, aged about 49, ormeIly of Ireland :
In Tasbugh on the llth February, very suddenly of
disease OF the heart, Mr. David Webster aged about g.
Barton, on tie 3D. utmo, John NJ of Nehemiah II.
Fletcheri
Ia psssumpsc Villlgo Jan. 2ls, widow Abigail Woods,
aged 90.
In Lyndon, Jsu. a. Elias Bemis aged 75one of the
settlers OF Lyndon.
In Waterford, Jan. 90 widow Olive Green, aged s5 years
and six months.
10 talbot, Feb g. Mrs Lydia L. Walbrdge, aged IA
In Ryegate, Feb IL, Mr. Andrew Warden, aged 10.
In Derby, Jan "a, Of typhoid fever Chas Lorn Gines
Uanvle.
la Coventry, Eunice c. and wifc of Rev. A. r. Gray and
daughter Of Samuel kelum Of Compton, aged 80.
In Washington 22d Feb, Mr. Enoeh Cheney, aged 90 years
"a soldier OF he Revolution.
In Thompsonylle, Coma Jan. 49, lsis Miss Delah Har-
", uaugsi oil Bro Harris, deceased, local preacher Of
h'oSn, w. nged 10 years. She amiable and love-
9s"II, of our Sabbath school, and lover Of
s,oigs p.a{et Het death sudden and une
Sunday school Scholars Be We also ready 70, M sucb an
hour 70 has not the Of San eomeIh W. srrARNs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
EilsIssI.s On and after Monday, Feb. I2, 1910,
SsrsSsSSf- TRAINS will run MS follows;
- UP TRAINS.
For Fichburg at 7 and II A. NJ, and 8, 40 p. NJ.
West Townsend at ! and IL a. ", and 3, 40 L. NJ.
Groton at ! und IL A. NJ. and 3, 40 r. NJ.
The Trains the Worcester and Nashua Stony Brook,
Up und down Trains the Fchburg Road Groton The
Steamboat Tain for New York, On the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad, with the 40 Train from noson
and the 4, 40 Train from Fitchburg.
Concord at and II A. NJ. 3, 40 and p. NJ.
Walihnm at aud IL a. NJ. d5, $685. g. 10, and p NJ.
Fresh Pond Mt Auburn and WatcItown at 3 A. NJ, IL
NJ, 9, 30 and 5, Is p. NJ
Yves. Cambridge and Lexington IL A. NJ, 80 and
SOP NJ.
From Fitchhug at 1855, and 50 A. NJ. and 40 p. NJ
West Townsend at As & II SIS A NJ. and 30 p. NJ.
Groton at {, 80 A. NJ. aud -, 30 and 5,l5 2. NJ.
Concord al so and 10 A. NJ, Il Ito s. IS r. NJ.
Watham at 7 IL, and IS 4. Al. und rs, \, 3a,
4 l-2 and 6,2) r. NJ ~
Watertown at 80, and 10 A. NJ. 80 and 4 30 IN.
Lexington att l-2 aud IL IA A. Nj and 4, Is P. NJ.
NIB The AM Up Train will stop at Stony Book
The IL A. NJ Up Train will not stop Weston and West
Acton
The 340P NJ Up Train will not stop ut Porte IS, West
Cambridge, Weston ard Lunenburg.
The Morning Train down will not stop at Lunenburg und
Lincoln.
The Evening Train down will not stop Luncnburg and
Stony Brook.
The usual stops at Loriug's Crossing, in Concord and
Woods Crossing, in Lttleton, are discontinued.
5. NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent
Doston. Feb, 8, 1910 90
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Eunicc RuIklcy,s Estate.
STATE oF VERMONT, Tho Hon. the prohn,n Com,

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Hon. the Probate Court for
Randolph District S. tho district Of RagdolI'--To
all persons concerned in tho cstnte of William Wobridgo
late of Brookheld in said misunderstanding.
WHEREAS, Jacob X. Parsh administrator the estate
w Ct said eceased hath made application this
in writing for license sell all the real of said deems
ed and represents that the will be beneficial the
heirs and all interested in said estate, the such
situation that it cannot he we'll divided among the hens
thereto.
Therefore, you hereby notified I" appear at session
Of said Court to be held at The Registers Office in Randolph
in said District, the thid Tuesday of March D. lS49,
and show cause if any you have, why license should
granted, aforesaid.
And this order shall DO published three weeks successive
y in the Vermont Waterman and Journal printed Mont.
peer in this State, the last of which publication, shall be
before the day assigned for hearing, aforesad.
Dated Randolph this 2lst day of February A. d. l6i9
by order OF Court
IL PHILANDER PERRIN, Register.
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New York wool Market, Feb. %.

The operations of the week huve been light in con.
Of the shoness o the supply than OF
demand Prices however, stiff at quotations, and
there is strong tendency to udyuDce. learn that some
purchases have hoen made of foreign woos tins The
long the domestic stnpe and prices OF fabrics TO-
main PRESENT. the latter must advance
must suspend.
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POSITIVE NOTICE.

STORRS LANGDON would respectfully say those
- indebted 10 them book, that their demands
will remain in their Counting Room, with whose time
will be wholly devoted TO SETTLE and receive tho pay on
them expense, up to the LIST day of April next
All that remain unpaid that time that due will p0si-
lively be put in Lawyers Office, be settled ii the
Of the debtor
Feb. 49, 1919. 20
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PLASTER
NOTICE..

THE subscribers earnestly request all who have accounts
with them Of over years standing call Immediate
ly before the LIST day OF April next, and settle with
o rotu. ELLIS, WILDER l. co.
Montpe er, Feb 90, 1910, 10
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PLASTIC R.

Il
lust received in the Stone, $50 TONS PRIME NOVA
SCOTIA PLASTER-which is being ground at
my Mill. For sale Cheap bulk put up in bags bar
rels.
Purchasers can depend getting pure article Fresh
ground, of WIN. w. WELLS.
Waterbury, Feb. 90, lsi9. 10
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No. 100 Court Street, BosfosS
WHO'S the inyenlor and sole proprietor Druggists snd
APohecaries supplied formerly Ia large or small quaaa
tics. .
AGENTS. s. p. Red6eld and s. X. Collins, Montpelier
n Blake Corinthi j. M Richardson, Waittheld r. H.
Boston, Is4s ess6mls,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by 5. +. REDFlELD, Montpelier, VT und b
II. X. SLAITON, Calais Vii uso by agents generally
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NEW BOOKS, Sc.

Al ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT, ExCuANGs PLACE
M sdjoinips the Pest ogice, New Orleans Ia-Atths
above establishment always be found Books Of every de-
scrrton insisting OF Novels history Boepy Scer fc,
Commercial, uecgrarhicaL ard hestcal Wsrks Aise
complete Of Stationery, tsgethsr 9TH Al The
principal Daiy afd W.eAly Nssspapers and Magazines.
Country orders for article w the trade supplied aud for
vsrdtd with despatch nocts mailed Prompt a.ertioA
paid any ordered by nail Forsign ngoN imported
70 order. J. G. MORGAN,
Literary Derot adjoining The Pos oce. Ee~ Orleans "a.
p Stcs rieis aTrar ments hsVc been r,sfe vitA 20
cgsi puiisrs tlr4urhsus th1 tnian. .ra sutig 81
AN Nerks 81 @-GSd. .. y. .,
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Our Baltimore Correspondence
BALTIMORE. Sept. Is, 184e


BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 1s4e.
The Trial Of John Price Markets, re.
The trial Of John Price for the murder OF George
Campbell viii commence to morrow ana probably o.
cupy several days. He to be confident that he
will escape usual; and. much he may deserve
hanging, body looks for q capital vicou The
i'm preston Is that he born be hung or he
would have been out of the way long since About
weeks since Mr Sellers the Warden OF the jail dssov
cred that his friends had been In the habit OF snug
Cling liquor to him. by putting bottle ded in kettle
of soup which he promptly seized contraband goods.
Price hearing Of the seizure raved and storned at
great rate and sent for MIR Sellers whom he abused
like pickpocket MIR s male no reply to him, but
quietly retired giving directions to ALLOW nothing but
bread and water enter his cell until further orders.
In three days he again fer Mr. Saers and begged
ten thousand psrdons; but the same regimen
nued him for three days longer so that he Is now
tame o kitten. 1t will be difhcu,t matter 70 get
Jury on his case he has long outraged law and
order in the city regardless Of the life and lives OF all
who came In contact with him
In the -four market yesterday. dealers were pretty
firm, some refusing to sell at So more than which
buyers generally declined giving We report sales of
400 barrels Howard street at S. and another sale OF 700
at SIS 06h Also, 500 to 800 barrels City Mills at So
On account Of the strong north vest wind yesterday,
the supply Of wheat very light Sales OF common
to good red wheat from 90c to 81; good TO prime 81
81 o.; and white, ST 03 81 OS. Corn--Whte, $780,
yellow. 60 Gle. Oats, 80 IA 32c Beef Cattle-There
offered at tho SALE to day 400 head OF besvss
about $50 Of which sold to city butchers and
packers prices ranging from So to So 81 per 100 lbs
the hoof being equal to 81 So IS net and averag-
ing So 62 gross $40 head driven to Philadelphia,
generally good Hogs--There is fair supply We
quote at 81 90 . SIS per 100 lbs
The following the sales at our stock board yes
terday;- 49,
rine Bank do Western Bank S7sS do Bank.
2O1a ls9 do FIedk road, 3sl 80 do ". Man. Co.. IL.
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RowrRY .rHEArRH-ys HAnsLIN: PEopRlEToE.
l f., s:. 81 ~
Y! YEN. t ss.s s'fiI s As$:
n vsS e: S Spectacle %
pE BAzAN-D9n Caesar do Bslan NJ Lester; Charles.
tam. ns SPAN wmy CSuo.s, Dc RosSnao Mr.. Gilbert.
Boxes % cents; Pit and Gallery l21s eeot..
CHANERAU,s NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S % % ssi's
Gson. chsT.s parys saPsa y
sSASaN m S
pisf parss M W Wood Betty Mr.. Sutherland; Boxes
NTlTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.-wEDNEsDAY
p sspn th ~ wao Tms composER
iBrs IA. SIT Saia
n ssisy Ss:ss. 4, si:rsys We
ss,Tli ks BIT ts%gs"
.sntS Fit i2 s,s rryat. Boxes IS; Orchestra Boxes S.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsxUM.-P. t. BARNUx,
and Ssn sO.nd
The manager engaged this week The celebrated xsrti
s .sse. fa sssra ' Fa Iondan and
Esl .f::s: NIX
they time connected Also engaged. Mon
Louis Essler the celebrated Equibrst and Eastern
Juggler Mr.. Wemyss Pete Morris, Mr. Jerry Merreld,
Messrs Clark Rose and Higgins, Miss Sanhope Miss Bar
and Miss West who will appear At zach entertainment
In and amusing Meanges, Comic Deneations. Humor
Sketches TO- Alec exhibition, and be At all
hours the Enormous Boa Constructor Largest Living Ana
sopda Mammoth Crocodile Manatee Sea Cow, Wax Scrip
Temperance Statuary Madame Rockwell Fortune
Teller Admission 20 cents children under III years. 2 cts
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE BENEFIT OF tue ORPHAN
Of the Public that the
Herr Cline totally unavoidable as he eamo
IRON Providence expressly to appear but his wardrobe not
wing unable do and not blame what
ever can attach to tho Managers or the Committee.
! U1ABERNACLE.-PRICE REDUCED TO TWENTY
Five Cents the Grand Festival Concerts with all the
norma Borghese Sgnors Nove and Arnold Mr. Hoffman,
Tnm, and the Gsmania Society," all on the same even
ing Tickets - cents
| DANoRAMA SALOON. CORNER OF LIsPENARD
street and Broadway Exhibition Free. The proprie-
tors OF this Saloon to inform the public that they have
added another fine painting to their Now exhibit
ing Powers Greek Slave Andromeda and CleopatrA, life
These paintings have parallel In this country for
beauty of colorng and hfe-lihe effect
CToPPANI HALL NO 39s BROADwAY.-NEYERS
- Panorama Voyage to California around Cape Horn to
the gold the Sacramento Valley will continue Tor
enc Giving views Of ALL the principal cities
the Doors o'clock, Panorama moves ut ~
| o'clock. Admission rs cents.
| VNALLHALA, Sc CANAL STREET (NEAR BROAD
w way-spsnaid sparsllssd attractions! New. brill
sseneriss the style OF the Grand Opers
| Houts in Paris by celebrated French artist Tabeaux
.u.tta rha AnAn m
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VXTALLHALA Sc CANAL STREET. (NEAR BROAD
w way-spisnaia. unparalleled attractions! New bril-
arranged in the style Of the Grand Opera
Hopss in Paris by celebrated French artist Tableaux
WANTS Of new order representing the finest gallery Of
sculpture pictures in the world An accom-
pshsd troupe Female AsrsbAt and Of French Ballet
Dancers arrived Female Mountain Singers the
celebrated Volinis Mr. Spencer &s hs Performances
~ night eight sseek Extra Saturday
n
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LOST AND FOUND.

v~Ns,O>~,N ONov~NNNNNeNN
n osr-ON SUNDAY LAST, GOING IRON ST. BAR
thoiouews Church lu2 Eleventh street. black
uelled Breast Pin, with diamond tprg, and hair IN the
of Any said pin TO o2 Eleventh ST.,
will te suitably rewarded.
q Os RrwARp-Iosr ON SATURDAY EVENING,
% ZO in coirs from Crsnd Union Psrk. large
NJ ing about $40 $50 IN gold and bills
The sndsr will the above BY leaving the
at the sters Of Gecrys Jones, No. E8 Pearl street.
q, n REwARD.-IOsT FROM THE HALL OP THE
70 w Nntions Hotel IN Conrtiandt street, on The even
fnz OF Monday September 18th, 1892 atmal rust ceoted
1kUNK, marked y kaynsford, Owega N " IN emall cap
isl letters end contain sunory az ces OF th-
aro of darh st, and packss OF miscesneos papor
Of value the owner The above re sart
Will lie raid 20 returning the sane TO The store 81
Boughton Parker, Es Water street, fev lerh.
" RAYNsFOnD
CouND-oN WEDNESDAY EVENING, THs IRA
inst bale 81 toeds Theovner can havetb BY proving
property, and paying shsrres hrrly At y south street.
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mED1CA1s.

MEDICAL.
DHEUMArTsp. COUGHS. COLDS, LIVER COW
nsat S atT'SS: 81 Il: s.s Gy
sre roomn.sdsd BY Drs. Mott. stevens hcN'sn. smih;
,fte'ual remedy for ,hs above complaint. --
\ YoS's MAcSErro POWDER, foR TUE sEsrRUc-
.S S al aas & ss:.a and Br ss s.sya s..:
caasistresl NA'' '''"'" '''''''
JOHN L. rooxE I.ar supsrns N. =. Hospital
s'rRa VEN ce2zFSs ANN, Hmssia sSr Hotel
SeIfhAS STEdsSS ..af, AZ, A;s,r I,s SS::
NEW MEDICAL pooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
ss On s.i sS. q %.
1,fsss ssss, nsmsIp o. sssa' 'f ,as.
;ssS r1s, 90 kl s.s s .s z. gs.S.
toSs equal 70 Rsords " vsrk ,ss family -
ss Z s q ss or a" :, s sss
Imis,iop.; Imteteney, &c, caused imrrop h,si,s
.r. srsssr rsrnssSs a srosdvsy ssdsy Is. sS,aor.
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TUE PRACTICAL rat
esliT ~ .s Feh, tsaSdsys sss:g,.a, Those sss
an hi. ,ser cure IL Is .hisa
Ao~.ys seea IRON certain elias. q peo
Ts 4. Sss , Or s5ssis s1
srseie. r. ssa s-. raS EASY ssd rsdios sSr. v.A
he has eands fcr stains san 10 'btnsa f no "snsf
nR JOHNSON, ro.B DIANE STREET. SO WELL
~ tnovB in the trest nt Of desate ss.aes-ihe Docs
srfu.uon Fer al. IN ho,e ssssi .ns, have
on secret habit ssstssly cared kscsn'sssss
sv--s W fcrraavs
Mo CURE NO PAy-pR C0RBTrr. 10 DUANE ST.
be consulted the treatment or certain deieae
eebts practice Of srteer yesIs esTotsd 70 We treat
nent " ss-ats sseae. enables Dr. 70 snre he wvrss
frp ~ this disease Resent sas.s cured in tire. days Ne
m.tsyry need.
nR. LARvoNrs NODE on PRACTICE Is rue SANE
~ that uoved BY the OF Paris ard Lon
ssr, vht 90 raosay enc permanently oares all sexual dis
vi ether recent love standing Those Nhe wish %
W crca ~ re snttet tnc shoua We aad call On Mn
N.i ' ar 20 eircg IN, W enfi sihH Zee, Ga8
t.~s- EaeAg s-salNasS CAssss SsSyep icA slfSee
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rNuE ONLY pIRrcr LINE ron SAN FRANCISCO,

Il via Uhssre-, October 2-Ths we'll Known steamship
CRESCENT CITY, 100 burthsD, Charles Stoddard
Comnsns will leave for cbngss direct from her doos a.
Pier Tuesday, Oct. at o'clock The q. O.
direct Cbagres without touching at Intermediate por
tkss onsurpe at by this steamer viii reach Pa
time the u. T. Psofo Nail Steamer lat Nov
Passage in the after saloon, $3.50 90 forward saloon 81
DO cabin, tiC do seerage $50 No passags secured
unlsas paid for person RENTING half the amount
Of passage MONEY, secure birth for week fcr
fssskt passage, apply 10 J. HOWARD SON, Bread
way Tie kmrire yiy wall sucessd the croseent City aud
Las on he n ofsr.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

John KEEsE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NDYA-
luatle Law LibraryCsoey Reese will sell Wednes
day Thursday Evenings Sept 18th and 9Th at o'clock
their Auction Room l9 Broadway Of Dsy street.
valuable collection OF Law Books
prisng the entire library Of eminent barriser retiring
from the forming OF the most desirable law
Libraries ever ofere at auction,
vTNBE BUYERS or BROOKLYN PROPERTY ARE IN
formed that large sale Of valuable Building Lots will
take place THIS DAY tho Merchants Exchange by Jas
Cole ucopeer This property is the reserved part Of tho
sale Of lots Of the 10th of June last and the best To-
the whole sae Maps ready ut the ofhoes
No Wall and 43 Fulton street Brooklyn. Fhs sale
will be persmptory.
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L,OR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS ANp CHACRES-
IL Thsnsw and spacious mail steamship on TO- eat Jas o.
eehsneh commander vi be fre port
Tutssay, the 10th Of October At eosk Il. ", from
TIE pier foot Of warrn street North River toushinr "a
bar Chareton Savannah 70 land aud receive
nails and passsnEsr The Ohio will carry the governments
rails for re Pacific 70 a. BY The h9yem steamer from
ransus Passengers fer Ctasrt I'LL be transferred Ha-
yaha, tbs stsgpeh sta we'll kneEn stsAmshr fsl,oa
Lieut. Hsytstsne, u s. NJ conaudrr AID proceed In her
direct 70 chsgrss arriving time for ths california esmsr
Of Hoverfr Tire rates - passage q Chags are maeh
eussd TIE Ohio has superior double enTne Of op horse
ccnftrursi In the best which give great
issuance Of safety 20 the over steamer
with single engine In size strsash and sraeious
atiors the Ohio is uneqnaled ny steamer
ahos An srpersneed Surgeon n attached to the Ohio
RATES or rssssoE TO ssvANs. .. oRttsrs.
Stats Roem berth hdi's saloon......Sg sIs saoh
State Room berth din ing selcon ~ ~
sfsndes berth In fecsnd cabin. - -
Stsernge, for nd bed ind hoard. ..... p ~
Ne berth secured until paid Cor. Frssht ~ ses Per
subis foot
sEprcrp nsTrs oF ytssAeE TO oHsesxs
state Room berth in ladies or dining tol sh
ttan Zee berth In second cabin 81. ~
s,..rsss berth aud fsund bed ana board ...... 90
Tvo hundred AIRY pubds % BAGGAGE allowed Tor sser,
and hundred pounds soerarc passengers Frsshtte
thhr, 90 per cubic foot All tichsts Tor passage must
N. o. RODENTS iis wsst stre.A
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LNoR CALIFORNIA; SMART, ACTIVE NAN. wuo
thorouhy acquainted With the manufacture ofsevsral
kinds Of PAtsnt Medicines also Porter Ale and The tmta-
tion Of ufne. Brandy Rum, Whikey and Gin, wishes
poymcn at wages or en- thsres In any part % America
Security fer tho fulhment Of contract wl DO vss For
sAmplss aud particulars, address Baoshus, New Haven
Cam nj
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P T. BARNUH,


y Asylum Tho Commttse intrusted with the mAnase-
men above the Public that the
Of Herr Cline totally unavoidable as he sAme
IRON Providence expressly to appear but his wardrobe not
arriving he unable to do and not blame what
ever can attach to tho Managers or the Committee.
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