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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VER MONT CENTRAL RAll4ROAIl.
ON and alter December 5h the Passenger Trains of the
" Vermont Central Railroad will follows, in
necton with the Northern Concord, Nashua and Lowell
Railroads:
York at NJ, intersecting the Nashua and Worcester
Train tor New York via Ayn's Point reaching York
AM the in season for me Trains for the South
and West Leaves Boston at II AN and reaches North
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Mortified at P. NJ and
reaches ST M the morning Leaves Bos-
ton II IN and reaches Mortified 9 Pm.
IA PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
y5S8M Atlantic Steamers,
..@E- and all passengers for w ORCESTER Spring
field, Mass, Hartford, or New Haven, Conn. and New
York, will find this the quickest route,
Passengers for Boston Will pass 200 miles by rail
road and will through from Montreal in 81 hours Bur-
ngtonVt. in Is, Montpelier in Ii and Mortified in
hours Passengers by the first train for New York, via
Alyns Point will pass go miles Railroad, and will go
through from Montreal in 42hnurs Burlington in 49, Mont
peer in 81 and Mortified in drumming hours, with ample
time for rest.
RETURNING-Psssengers may leave New York at
PM for Alyns Point or by any of the other Lines that
reach Boston before the departure of the Cars at u the
next morning which arrives at Nerhfed at M where
stages will be in readiness to them TO Montpelier
Burlington, ST. Adams, Montreal Plattshugh Malone and
other points in Northern Vermont and New York.
" after January a49, passengers may go from North
field to New York by railroad, via Worcester, Hartford,
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
STAGES
viii run in connection with The Vermont Central Cars
from ire following Stations:
White Rtuer TiHage-fer Woodstock.
Sharon Stafford.
South Royqlton for Turnbrdge, Chelsea, Washington,
Orange ami Barre.
Royalton-tor East Bethel East Randolph, East Brook
field, Wliamstown and Barre.
Bethet-for Rutland Brandon and Middlebury.
Manipulation Burlington Keesville Plattsburg, st.
Adams and Montreal; for Painfed, Marshfed, Cabot,
and Danve; for Calais, Woodbury., HafdwiCk, Green's
boro Glover Barton, Irasburgh Coventry, Derby, Stan
stead and Sherbooke for Worcester Elmore Crasbury
MorrIstown Hydepark Johnson Wateryille and Bakers
Gal4s nd nj harm
Vermont.
Waterbury-for Stowe and Morrsville SIN Dec 90
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UptOa, Grafton, N. e. Village, and

) WOTC6StGF EKFTESSs
"a EEHl1 Il subscriber has commenced running
%IEJQSsNaa L Stage to and from Upton daily
Es=azzs4@h Sundays exceped.l to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grson, leaving Upton llotc
81 M and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at 5 p. III.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage will run twice day
leaving Worcester 10 A. M and PM Leave Grafton
Ut a A. M. and p M. 9sN
Books kept the alton Hotel st L. M. Smiths Post
Office, N. 6. Village, and in Worcester, at the General
Stage Office first door North of the American Temperance
House.
Ii very necessary that 81 Express Business should Do
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
Sept IL dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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To be Let.

NJ WG NAENe 4
g. G. WASHBURN offer to lease, for a term OF wears
IL bull ing at Washington Square. known as the
Proaty Wire Factory with the Blacksmith Shop and
out houses thereto belonging, together with the steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse power and in ex
celIenl condition. The premises are well situated and
adapted for a machinst Further information given INV
calling Messrs J. PRATT d. EARLE or on the nnaer
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street. ~
Worcester Dec S. I.& C. WASHBURN
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FARM For SALE.

"a THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
esNA about half mile south of Grafton centre CON
]A tanning about eighty five of good Land well
Watered-the buildings are in good condon-he House
is large and convenient for two families, with a never
failing well of excellent water in the housethe Barn has
been built within few years. The Farm divide ntu
Pasture, Wood Land, Moving and Tillage. There Ia n
good Water Privilege On the emises where dam can
be raised without flowing other premises. Said Farm
VIII be solo low and on easy terms For farther inorma
ton apply 10 the subscriber Sutton centre or to HENRv
G. PRENTcE, on the premises.
HENRY D. HOWARD
sutton zee. d 1c4os .tess dWtf
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a.
A N ipdusrious and stead, man TO tend Saw Viii.
n Cous,su, employment and COED wsees will be given
n annie al on 10 nadr soon as ANSok SAHBVhN. Il
Aabusa, Peb. !, leAS. 9eab a"Aw e
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For Sale.

THE STOCK AND TOOLS OF u Blacksmith shop, slit
mated near the Court House. Inquire at this oli,e.
Dec 49, dwW
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Worcester, Southbridge, and StarbFidge
STAGE,

IN cosaetion Nth aAe Norich and Worcester Railroad
naSI ME subscriber respectfully m.
tsssSs III fSa 70 established new line Of Stages TO
between Webster, South.
bridge and turbridge. Leave sonthbrdge at 81 AN and
arrive at time take the 81 train of fol
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at ii A. N.
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester nj
Al P. M arriving Southbridge at 81 P M, thus giving
Souhbrdge 81 hours in Boston and return the
day. HyPassensers for Worcester will be set down
at the Norwich and Worcester Depot. g1 II
Tickets be obtained OF the subscriber anal at Phelp
Jewefry in Southbrdge through TO Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Ofics
by any other. ,il Is s5 sg a
All business nrusted to the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to.
NJ Once in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
Nav H. JOSEPH SHEPARD. II
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For Sale.
kA A TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
f5sfs n St Said house is so by % lee, with wood
shed AID other conveniences The lot 66 feet ~
H. convenient for large small family and consider
able fruit the premises For further particulars INQUIRE
OF ALvAN ALIEN, Is Trumbuli St.
worcester, July IL, lS46. dtf.
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TO LET,
"a ONE half Of two stor, HOUSE, beyord tho
6SsA ~ Cemetery ,cn North Street. INQUIRE Of JOsEPH
RsR AVERY, on the old Holden road, or CALEB BATEs.
adstHng the premises. ,Iu Ian
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Co.
CAPITAL 100000.

Chartered and Established in Boston, 4prH 1847.
CONTINUE tn insure MEN against the expenses of
~ SICKNESS, for term o years. Number of members
nearly 5000 Amount sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $500.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that The
member totally disabled from labor, and under medical
care, whether he is confined the house not
THOMAS TARBELL, President,
A l.. STIMsoN, Secry.
once No. Museum Rmiiding, fremont 81 Boston.
MIR. A. II. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in WorceStr County for the Mass Health Ins. Company,
and has given the required bond for faithful PERFORM
ance of this duty.
He will visit the different in the County receive
applications for insurance. and settle claims upon the Com
pany for sick allowance.
Worcester Office. No. A, under BrinIey Hall
Dec g. lS48 diff
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Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and ProprietOr

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BOSTON AZ WORCESTER RAIL ROAD

Go 7S.ss,sT ssz7st 80 go -
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

70 them 70 dsfSsd, II ne oon6sfclza ME
lropolis of the Stats, the csuse Of igsiqe and
right. To the parry in This city I eve 4',ch
for its Kindness and conidence-fbf he geher.
Gus support It gave to mt iast August, add fOr
the renewal Of Ia favcrs througd the tcenpE.
msntary note which you have Just addressed to
me. 1 shall always cherish This token q your
appreciation b among the dearest incidents !of
NV life, and a. the only return ] can mekes
-Epew my pledges to lsbef ;sincsrely and ear
htly for the good Of Missouri and our common
~cd\try, and for the ascendency Of true Demo
Graz principles. "a 40 S4f.
81 X ~ / have the honor tobe, tlsI fk
Very respectfuisyT
4 Your obd't servt,
j AUSTIN A.. KING.
To MesshA JoHs NJ. Klaus, p.H,AsssIR9ss,
HosfHT N<xPsEL1, and othess.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

ARKANsAs.-All the counties from this
State have at last been heard from official
ly but two. The vote stands as follows:
Roane-Dsm, 1890
Wilson-Whig, 3,22S
The counties to hear from will probably
slightly increase Roane's majority. The
vote in the State is very light-scarcely
double the real democratic majority.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

QuINcY.-At the charter election in
Quincy on the 18th inst. the whole demo-
cratic ticket was elected, except the city
Marshal, over all opposition combined.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

We have received by the attention of E.
NJ Block formerly of this county, a late
number of the Panama Star, a handsome
and we'll edited little sheet in which his ar
rival is announced in COMPANY with ale
gions'' en- route for the ~''rromised land"
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30
Lats. from California.

Just as we ar\going TO press, we have re-
lcei'ed the following extract Of . letter from Z
very respectable gentleman in San iFrAncisc6
to his brother in tbA city, to whose poiteness
we arc indebted; Tor ne opportunity of laying
before our readers the htest intelligence from
California. As eSerythinef from the gold region
is interesting to our eouBtryInsn, we hasten 10
publish, it, having no time Ir eommeais:4
Washington Union. ~, 8, 99a7. 4
a&. San FaAscrsco, Feb. %, ls49. II
"DEAR B.: Since my arrival here on the 18th
lust, no less than nine large vessels have ar
rived, and lots Of people, But for the gold re-
igion, The accounts from which just received
represent the sufEerings Of the people there 70
be great. Many have died, and many more
will follow. The disagreeable and rainy season
does not end until the month ofApril.. %
GAS nay be supposed, everything Is anarchy
and confusion; or, in other words, every one
does as he pleases and takes care ofhimself.; y
commodore Jones has gone on an expedition
up the bay, in the Southampton with a view
Of ascertaining how far the navigation is practl-
cable for large vessels. <*e
"Real estate here is as dear as it Is In Broad.
way-a least, as much is asked; but there are
no houses in the place afording any comforts,
and no person to put them up.
tAs high an interest ~ tive per cent. pei
month has been paid for money, hypothecating
real estate which cost 800 a year ago, and now
$4,000, and tn. like.
"A great deal you hear from the gold region
is, Of course, exaggerated; but I believe its ricifs
ness surpasses anything yet heari Of Indeed
all reports be true, The whole earth 10 mixed
with it for hundreds of miles, the extent of which
has not yet been ascertained, and there cannot
be a scarcity Of the article a thousand years to
come. as
Gold has risen in value to ga so Is; and
/ is not likely to 60 down. There is not much,
in market; and next tall there win be
IN immense quantity brought in.
'P.iS.-The measles are killing all the inhabi-
ants Of the Sandwich Islands; 10000, It 10 re-
ported, have died. Our commissioner has struck
1is flag. and is at loggerheads with the Kanksks
government. Com. Jones, / believe, will go
,ver there
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

The Corporation Baby" i. e. the Record
with its present ''raw hand' for .
"steersman" that-it may soon run into the
Of the Bspner, and says "if so, look
out for squalls, n~eighbor." If such a ca,as-
trophe were to befall the thing we certainly
would exepect to hear i, squat most vexa-
ciously.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

" IL The letter from Col. FREnoNT, pub
kshsd on the first page Of this paper, will
be read with deep interest by The whole
community.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

The RepuJLicon of yesterday copied from
the Hannibal Journal a statement concern.
ing the views Of the Hon. JamesS. Green
on the Pacific Railroad. We are satisfied
that the conV ersaiion of ME-. Green has
been enormously detailed. Two years ago,
the Hon. J. S. Green and the Hon. w P.
Hall prepared an elaborate memorial in
favor Of such a railroad, to pass through
the centre Of Missouri, and committed
themselves to the fullest extent in favor Of
the main design now urged by Col. Benton
with so great ability. In the state ST the
information then before them, they thought
that a route further south than shat men.
TONED by Col. Benton would be preferable
to Whitney's plan, Of running through the
South Pass. We know that Mr.. Green is
a jealous friend Of such q road, and will
labor assiduously for its success. As TO
the details Of the route oyer the plains and
through the mountains, they are matters to
be determined by a proper reconnaissance.
The design Of the Journal is obvious, but
we know from q conversation with, Mr..
Green on the very question, som time ~
hat there is no collision between him and
COL Benton; for both are laboriup to the
INT end--a' railroad to the Pacific.
Missouri. by the most practicable
route. How prompt the Wings are 10 mis-
represent Democrats, in order to create diff.
iculty in our ranks.-&t, LoSfs Union. q
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

If the "Baby" has so alarmed the Ban.
ner, when only awsek>old, what will be-
come Of the "giown up boy'' who guides
the editorial helm Of the Banner, when we
stget our growth?"-RecOrd.
Well We r-e.c.o.n by the time you
are q full grown man at the business you
profess. We will have gone the Awsy Of
all Aesh."
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

In our leading editorial we claimed to be
as "editor and proprietor"
CLouisian0 Record.
Bah!-and did you think that anybody
believed il? II indeed the editor of the
Record is the proprietor, it does rot ap-
pear 80 upon the face Of the sheet.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

The banking Office Of Mr.. Blanchard, Of
New Orleans, was entered on the 10th in
slant, and robbed of a box containing six
thousand dollars, in money. and notes to
the value oftwo hundred thousand dollars.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

The Siamese twins, whohave been living some
years with their wives and children, on their
own plantation in North Carolina, are said to be
their way to New York to embark for Europe,
with a view to consult the most eminent surgeons
on the prscticabilisy Of an operation to divide
the ligament that binds them together. 1t is
said that one of their sisters had been
into the family Ofthe Emperor ofSiam.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

Letters to the New York papers mention
the safe arriyal Of Mrs. Fremont ct Panams
the 9th ultimo, on her way to Cali
fornia.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

The jury in; the case Of Skuster, charged
with stealing the Government Jewels, have.
oeen unable 9 agree. 80 xsm %
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

4 gentleman from Missouri was knocked
down and robbed of $l75 in money and 6
gold watch, q few evenings since in the
street de Ia Mercsd-Panoma Star lOM
inst. "
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

The news by the Cambria, published in
another column, from Europe, is q MARIA
ton Of "war, pestilence, and famine"
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

Accounts from the South ssate that asas-t
" the sntirsIgrain and Gotten; crops have
been destroyed by ffosts. olsd s. nolIsyrs a5,d
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BE- RIO
Mr.


a SAFE and Certain CnEg for CossbapTios n tBs
n -itlNesas SPLITTING ogs BLo9D, GOuaHs COINS,
CouuHi aud an PRlmohary Affections. syiiN'
9 PINI0Ns or THE PRESS
The Louisville journal SAYS. 'Dr Recess -f.iVRR4
VIZ and K notony gives immediate relief n coughs
inaig here aud 1t isnakng some very Telnafas
TIE Railway Register adds We have heard a stated
" persons o. great tepecabty who have used fs rdi
cine tiat q s one Of the most Remarkable medicine ~ az
age LOT ou Gls Colds iiiuen1a. bronchitis "a sf1a Pain
y vs. iI9e W. ne9si hping % Blood, NYhoopng Cougi
nate ~ Comn1ppn and nie oeffsates siiafls,i io Nv
aay 'anlelis wonld seem fully % Justify DIS sfate1e
LINERW0RT
las Plant has torrany yes been found to be Of singu.
recently y was asceraia TINT il possessed arsat po,geT IN
'freslng bleeding al The lunps Cousi Of ebFo1s eie
& sa as o. essential seiee II az diseases Of pulmonary
LIPS Iuee SNOW universally aekhowlefged tobefhe most
4eit1g aud eiieeaf application of daised % dseagine
.L9 q 9y p1rlon of the iesy q mutcu1a4 pas al he
human body lsntdana and preservafpe daaies .,gers
un9ssoQd BY the Ee5pials IN he eaflg aes Of ne SyoF5
ae ~ Ysrp nov eAs anqng seenilie men tul The pre-
pnpopag 81 his insfeenl IN later are was fiil te
uplyefa use among the ab0dsine Of Aneica and a.
y ~ glelT PRINCIPAL ord q ct only uedeihe l9
Who ere acquainted qih s history II t5 hard fe 81 men
hn4@ st aeqM tlea CoRsigNptidl . unknown among
flein me medical faculty IN ~ COMMITTEES apnear 20 Lave
become aware OF he great healing ponenies of ms artce
4gi fa now iniIodqcng II in their Practice Dr. Buchabi o
M 4 n ERECTION y ~; Pee1burg m Ia Preure,
sa9 y q with ohe aiclaip then Htesat8as
u = ne genuine article Unsigned AFDREw R0sERss on
ne slslefe ga Wlapper AROUND each bottle So
~ fEleEl gsr Hot,e. SIX Bottles Co SIS Sod
K, i ~, seoVIL & MEAD a i 3 etsrtl.s siysst &,
qo 9pdeN between Cont and ST A0us sa NJ % leans
1,e,l1 sS1eEaAls AGENTS yoh qfiR 6oUTasRS sftfFs
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Bivna1g % re Dria0rg Pdssoass fc etc. have been
efIei ~ s Compound Mixture. and uf sTpiIIIra. Of
ne ao description have promptly Yielded 70 he
TIE isnepation is without doubt, nsi eeua feniaily
and has cured many obstinate diseases after many other lie
ieife had failed 10 giproVe form, deafy tastei
and eiecis caqRst ere The SDqee AZ repsiE daBs
tihoqd much Fsneton todets exp0tureof f1ns.
psi allept 70 tbat troublesome weakness that ocqur 70 often
taken IN the fFst stage Of the dease il v ID rsf tiadis
eharse, and remove al unpleasant ie5ngs in a days Ia
gng iofed of chronic stages Of the diseases, IN obstinate
elects Female Cofn ants, sneh a Whites II is with
op5 qogbt TIE most Risctgal relnedy eFer discovered
We 90 not oiRf tese Specifies as P4NAcKA Ur cure
every bgt ol the above named cases We are DIOR
I 10 ggsardItg a cure. s.5 ~
We would hsfsfenior tat these preparations have been
before the pubhe Of New Orleans for the last nine years and
they have elsaAy proved ef6eacons
/ , ~ sole Agency, No.iA - GARONDEI43T ST TEEF.
bef1ceea Canal AID CaalIa0H sfyfefs. III ~
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MEnIC,AL CARDs.

INA II HENS iHco ana Residence No. 81
~ Cansi s,fegss bateeaa phippa and Gnensai lyl Sa
faR. MACt3IBfON hss removed 10 % Pl|HpHe sllsetf
q y tlde'afi Grapitf and Common Na 0n
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sHpTt Az Ri GSJgsEFEEES We ~ SP Bg
PERBIA NENrFuNBBY ACF OF INCoPOR ALTON


hetFeen Common and Gtasief sls.
John Hagaha Joeph Xgkef, John g. sllion,
Robert j iFald, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow
faaue J0hiion, Geo. SilaWbndKs, Henry hucbuer
{ Ptfka ooSRiy j, President Board Of Trustees.
81 49, q nlnNrTOH rs
Joseph w Stanton John stroud, Sem d. M. Cohen,
John IT, Lewis, lOlnCahouni pnstgfi w. Fafrar
WA. ~ Geoddeh, eshpa edwin, lYillsln II sFlde,
lohe L, satiaIans, yafiek 4afiin, 5oin u ileins
Corana Relohes, losenh l.allaHde, John b. Iseeie
I ~ Edns lenuer CqSe-
tqg e rnHauce and sae oeigs q! all sound ard aatg
White peuas and Negroes, n lie Table Of RATES dah s
9f ne Hoard witch are les than the rates charged BY ihb
residence IA the SOuA i}fhe ehnfter fleIen N
RfQfs deelared annually and The profits draw teIS
and can Be made aEaa e al once 70 tee1tali 81 two
o. tleir aqouil y hela te puig has pa his fenlils ID
Ioil1 HAaAgs President o. he Compang. q
PBBsTls ~. EkRRhN, Vice Prlsde6i - KS
49, WEPpERBnHn, "a ID Medical Boahl Of
{ LaoMks 4frtI, ~ d Consolidation
hARNoS DONE Secondary. -. u. GooID. Attorney
hIoHARD bEiN, M D., No 9I Magazine street, Medical
whites % F.M ~ hkfeiience he NH anli1e ,,ls
albHee q tl ane Or ne Company daly, from l2lS 40
49, Z. q. ae 4 mol eSAnina any one at bis dwelling
M.qai pellli, itn can Be had eaon Al the oie
81 ne tqllpdnf, II, G HEARTY, Aeent
~ gahioni4 Permits isned to Life Insurance r1af
f. az New York and London gaiez Prosnecius Fabe of
ttalef ana an nlornlQn as % Life Insurance, and a nne
9seeg 2 effect Insurance can Be had a. he oles ri s
N oUs . aoeonmolas an el.ssof or citizens vo5sg
men aa aas1an having ianlles dependent upoh Ie Us
pen anqDnIs to ever $50 naf anHn, topaY onaha1f n
gal and oaehaf b satisfactory endorsed nole a q months
bearing inls5esi q 3 per csni. peg anntm. r
INSURANCE 0NLF.. Bg resolution OF die Haari h F5l
River 0l Marine Risks uIe taken.
- eAise hours "a. N. % 5F.E ea7 tih
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The efficacy Of AIN EXTRA CTOR in Ibis disease
= remarkable, We Know Of humorous putes and 20 not
ie 70 say lat the Ointnent viii never fail lo his pur-
pose Decae prsYertsn IRON asking cegfcates from ladies
on DIS subject The iolwllg proensd b one Of on
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Aitf suhscuhH would rat3erffnns can he ati7fior F
q !, iI 't5lf lEkChANrs, aud Dsalars 81
Z - Il ny w. K Ate y general, % their VERY
Nnsh y isa2s ~ Z re NQNE IN TEE CITY,
uIeY oo panefqus 70 aesi but .Gan honestly lshfe as
80 , X s z - liFa ilaan of tlsf
essfHels pa on nt they arc mostly al OF feif own
4 n q eng GONE DlREcT kR0M THEIR OWN
at Newark, N. j., and being satisfied
YItii Aue Dian ufAGruRERs PROFITS tssi certain
gaI cahpq i to Be satisfied also (aiier an nspee-
ton9 that ie aseve j. Is fsnrssenisd 81
80 DUHHhiDGE 81 Co,
eela vIn rs U1s0uhBnse street IN stairs. Z
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IlNSJ i. .ANCE.

Aud AAie and Ifusi Company.
CAPITA ~ 5000, eO0-an paidin. Surplus tlG0.Go0.
~ JAS btAli4liR Sec a. a. PORT Ef Pres.
The qfqtiqaa Of liH gQnp9qT fgr d years have besn
1Afseff sei and ts lis tael ~ tle otgef rates and
lQss pf1mpflJs adjnslels- "a. Hl AltTfsE Akadt.s
fnit6 lgs Office, Nos tj Lafap slrest NewflfIaans
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VIE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of an
nose bound % the gold region to bis large stock Of
nse ul and negsfY articles, such every vsrefv Of Wal
aud - t6sr IEhIss with Portable Tent Poles Canvas.
BAOk DDlslsss Potable e AMP BEDS ,peqhnr about
tgepo9nds; Canvass RAVEI1.ING BAGS, etc. All 81
WHICH &c offers AZ iaT prices, and In any quantity Thoe
9i5iag lhe articles lgaerTrooed be accommodated,
a ~ ~ who prefer TO do their own gater-proof
NJ he subscriber viii give the receipt and guarantee fe
Ys sTiS aessa9 lospeed and furnished FLAGS ofeyev
ili9n made . order and neatly repaired Ever ecrD-
lohol wood and iTonI FameA A VIKINGS. TARPAIILINS,
se made apa warranted proof against rot or midew.
s4ss r. II. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine sis, entrance on Canal
80 "A au orders nom the country viii be promptly At.
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