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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-19
"sElF REGULATOR sTovE.n


OWING to the increasing demand for these
W Stoves, we have procured an additional supply
of them, and are now ready to ill all orders.
For the character of these Stoves where they
have been tried, We refer the public to the following
recommendations, signed by ssme Of the most re-
spectacle citizens of the places named. The Hon.
John Maynard is now one Of the Justices Of the
Supreme Court Of the State Of New York. We
invite those in want Of Stoves 10 call and examine
them. 1921 BULLOCK & STEEN.
January Is, ls49. 22
SENECA FALLS Sept. |, ls47.
We the undersigned, having used or seen used
for the last year, RACES SELF REGULATING PAR
LoR STovR, do with confidence recommend ii to
the public, as the best Parlor Stove We have ever
seen, and believe it 10 be equally good for Col
leges Churches, Academies School Houses, Offices,
Studies, &c, SC. It's peculiar advantages consist,
lst-in perfectly even temperature In the room
2d-Great decrease Of labor in preparing the fuel
and tending the Stove 3d-C0nsnmes less fuel
and produces greater results; 4th-lt IS perfectly
secure from danger; 5th--will keep fire longer
6th-ls not only the best but the handsomest Stove
l.,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-19

TICKETS TO n. YORK for si.25.
Passengers from Braiileboro for New
49, York, will be Iickeicd through for s4,2j
9g by applying at the stage office at Brat
tleboro.
JOSIAH HUNT, supt
January Is, ls49. u22
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-19

N,lo York, April 81, lsl'.
De TowSsESD--I verify believe that your Sar-
saparu has been the means, through Providence,
of saving my life have for several years had
bad Cough. 1t became worse and worse. At last
raised large quantities of blood, had night sweats
and was greatly debitnied and reduced and did not
expect 10 live. have only used your Sarsaparilla
short time and there has a wonderful change been
wrought in me. l am now able to walk all over
the city. raise no blood, and my cough has left
me. You can we'll imagine that l am thankful for
these results.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-19

BALLsros SRA, N. Y. March, is47.
We the undersigned having used fRace's Self
Regulating Sioyen cheerully recommend it to the
public, as the best Parlor Stove we ever saw. We
think it answers the purpose for which it was con
structed, perfectly. by means of the screw on the
ton of the Stove YOU can grade the heat 10 any de.
gree desired, after which the Regulator will not al
low the temperature of the room TO vary more than
two degrees nj any time, long us suitable guam
tty of fuel is kept in the Stoves and in our opin-
ion, it will not take more than two-iLirds Of the
quantity Of wood usually consumed by other pat.
-. ~ II. .f,ht Darla Stoves
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-19

WIZ PropretorS have spent uuch tune IN bringing
this preparation Of SAKsAPAHiLiA TO its present
state Of perfection and the experience Of fourteen
wears has furnished them the most ample opportunity
10 study in their various forms the diseases for which
il lie recommended and TO adapt exactly TO their
lief and cure. Patients who wish REALLY GOOD
Medicine are invited give trial and satisfy them
selves Of its superiority and the invaluable property il
possesses Of arrcstng and curing disease The bottle
has been enlarged TO hold OsE GuARr and in its pres
ent improved form may safely claim 10 be the BEST
and CHEAPEST medicine OF the age. Its progress TO
the fame il has attained may be traced by long line
OF facts and cures that stand landmarks and beacons
for the invalid pointing the way the haven Of health
and what it has already done for the thousands who
have used IT, II is capable of doing for the millions still
suffering and struggling with disolSe. II purihcs,
cleanses and strengthens the fountain springs of life
and infuscs 'igor throughout tic whole animal
frame.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-19
1our obedlcnt servant,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, 65 CatheIiI


The following is an extract from DIR Hovey, an
old and respectable Physician in Greenfield, Mass.
The letter can be seen at this office. DIR Towns
ends sarsaparilla cures all descriptions of Sores,
Ulcers, SC.
The Sarsaparilla meets with ready sale and
gives good satisfaction, far rs have been able
learn. One gentleman in our village has been very
much benefited by its use, and voluntarily gave a
certificate, which | enclose. i have already sold
more than one half of the quantity received fiom
you, and shall want more in short time
Yours respectfully.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-01-19

Cg,arse and Strengthen. Consumption can Ie cured
Bsonclifis, Consumption, Lirsr Complaint, Colds
Catarri, Coughs, Asipa1 Splitting Of Blood, Sore
ness in the Chca Hectic Flush, NyLt S,r,ats, Diff
cub Prefuse EJpecforafi0n, PdjH in he Side, Sc,
Jc,,e l-,,, and ,,,u L. ,,,re,I
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DI L ID &.
nm, ~ - = rSAscIs BUTLER. lea Of the

"a W-5ne.d.v evening" F-b FRANCIS BUTLER ksq Of the
s,n Of Butler & Rayuod,, in the cob year Of bic sge
H. friends .ui acquaintance esectuly invited TO attend hs
fsru from residences No ~ Greene 81 on Saturday alter
noon II o'clock ...- ....,.~,,
o. "Wednesday night Feb %. Mrs.. CATHERINE sALPAUGb.
h,e Bnsef. 10 the s7th year Of bis
Her relative. -nfs. also those OF the iaHN on JAS
-ctuy invited 20 attend her funeral this Afternoon
70 mt Al az the Cuh Of the Holy Evengrsis Van
on Tbur.day afternoon after long illness, MARIA wife
Of ,v On judo and daughter OF the his Bowes Colgate IN
N. grh rear of her ..-.-. A..
In. relatives aud trends Of the family respectfully invited 10
,nd or funeral without farther invitation from her - esoel
- Es ssseni on Saturday ne1t the 80 INST at o'clock NJ
on N. l.t Of March Of consumption MICHAEL fkfPk'
.se6 IS years. n months and day. ,,..--..,
me Trend. and acquaintance tho family are respec n mh
a.nd The funeral Saturday 50 OF March, at O'Clock ~
- - - -. a., glfnton q, M 81
On W.dussdsy F.b 90 AINAN T.. son 81 W IMAM IL ano i
WOOD, aged ADD a. months NH. e.
friends the family respectfully l'eu ~ a..e
Hammond ~ al O'Clock, y VI fiHiA9' '' '''"' WI"
/. allen 10 Greenwood CemeieB for nefncnt
Death found rar, beauty on that cherub brow,
And dsshd tout ,..,,.- .,.o,.sr.
A, Pos, RtGrnng staten Island March HELEN AUGUSTA,
second daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth Lsus m The 18Th year OF
teIagc -- ia. "A g. .,,.,4 ,t. o,o
era, .vs at the Congregational Chufch Sullivan a. on sui
ds "a met a. o'clu,t. precisely. ..a.,.,, -. 81.
~ Snro.G.I F.b a. Mr. NATHANIEL LOMBARD, esed 90.
M agent Greeuhd 90 Hartford, ard was l,u
respected for prompt business character aud accomplishing
.apn mum about two years snee iron ",H 10
fully recovered. ,.s.
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The shipments from New orlesns to the North,
for the week ending Peh Il vera

For Baa 90 tbs Tos sf-3 Por SO csts HAM ssl
aes. Wheat 4s1 isss sld to Lard bbs Nss
-agss Com
For Nc it-5afs bt. and hid, Pors sas
hson 80 bo' anf te Lars sof7 os Four 3f Cora,
p, Phaaa,5la777 tsi Pom casks Hans, 1907 ard
keas iaf3
For Bafuos3s c,ss. Bacon 500 t.E. Lard g7s Dol.
The new Direction Of the Louisiana State Bank
have made thorough examination Of the affairs Of that
institution and have published detailed report Of their
investigations The losses Of the Bank they state
500 81 a. and in the opinion Of many-an opinion
however entertained by the Board the amount due
by the New Orleans Navigation Company, sll6 693, is
OF no and ii be then the total Of the losses
is si2l327 q
The capital is pronounced deficient 10 per cent and
yet On the 80 inst the old Board declared dividend Of
per cent The large cum due By the Orleans Navigs
ton Company 70 this Bank IA equal 10 O per cent Of
the capital. The Board is convinced that the Bayou ST
John, Canal Carondeet and Basin possess great ntrn-
value the exclusive and perpetual proprletorshp Of
which is vested In tina, Company.
The following is the debtor statement Of the
Louisiana state Bank Monday Feb l2 1919
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


THURSDAY, March l-P. NJ.
The market for Fancies was heavy to-day
partly from the natural reaction of the rise of the sst
fsw dsv. and partly from the fact that Stocks less
strongly held than they some days ago Govern
ment Stocks were firm aud in good inquiry. should
the Earrings remit the money they TO receive under
the Mexican Indemnity arrangement il Is not unlikely
portion of 1t will go in the shape OF Government
Stocks
I'm Exchange there is not much general move
nsnt but some of the drawers have been brought out
on speculation First class Sterling is held firmly at ~
but good Bills may be picked up as low as & cent
Francs 1924 $3.50 Guders 393 G40, Rix Dollars IA
-, Baneo Marks 34id3o
In Freiehts there is a moderate business doing
a. 5l6d for Cotton, 10000 bush Corn 20, Heavy
FREIGHT at 25s To London and Hsvre, moderate
amount of Freightis offering at previous rates
The disbursements at the SubTreasury were
large TO day on general drafts. One of $4,000 and
another of $4,000 were paid The total payments
49,
Receipts ..--......-...-.--'--.- ''--'-'''' 49,
Balance remaining 24o2s4l
Mr.. Ward, the Boston agent of the Barings,
passed through town yesterday On bis return from
Washington The arrangement Tor the payment OF The
Mexican Indemnity. which the object Of his visi
10 Washinston, was contaminated before he le, that
city. The order to pay the million to be disosrsed
here has not yet been received at the ub1reasury
The demand for Money IS larger than 1t was, IN
consequence OF the rem,ances by the arrival Of sew
ersl Liverpool and London packets together with the
preparation for Saturdays payments which will com
bne four days In In consequence OF February con
tanning but - days very large number OF obligations
due fsl ON the 80 March. and this falling Saturday
81 Nla fk.HA ar
TIE payments from the Suo- treasury however VIII
assist IN relieving the pressure.
The nsual semi annual dividend OF = cent on
the c.Dsl stock Of the NewYork State Bank has been
declared
The receipts Of the Enc Railroad for February
will reach $4,000. The Company consider the re-
cep,s OF January and February. $4,000 as sustaining
their estimate Of million of dollars for the year ls49
Hudson River Railroad Stock has improved
materially since the taking Of the hslfmlon loan
We see by the Missouri papers that the OH 70
incorporate the Missouri and Mississippi Rsilrosd Co
10 bUids road from Lexington. the Missouri RIVER
10 Ohio City, 1t the mouth Of the Ohio RIVER nSs
passed the Legislature.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad bill has
been rejected BY the Virginia Legislature.
The Lachne Railroad, which has heretofore
been considered failure has turned out better than
was psed The folio wing is the statement OF the
past year;
The total Of the ST. los Id
The receipts for the past year have amounted to
Cor Cor ps.s.sssrs lolSli)sts7, -. "a ,,,a
a'nsso OF gooos ........... eo7 Isa-43,Soo % ITO
..'....................'...'.. i<.svo IS "a
Nesreeepo ,Si lis sd
The cost Of this road when completed, viii be seout
snoOoO.
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I.rcrrJRrs ON PHYsroGEoMY.

nR.J W REDFIELD will give Course OF 10 Lec-
ures 90 the Science Of Physioanomy, al The Lecture
Room OF Hope Chapel 7l8 Broadway, opposite nc New
YorE Hotel 10 these Lectures Dr. will not only show
The .csrihc Truth and pracoaby Of Physiognony but
rfu MAKE h. hearers Practical Physognomss
SUBJECTS or LECTURES
t.tIecure Tuesday March 6-slgns " mo comparative
intelli yeuce Of men aud euimals
"a Lecture Thursday, March 8-sgns OF strong rn-r'
g@c character snd VI character weas and ineici-nl
81 Lecture saturday March 0-Sgus Of sn sfectonsIe
And vruOus character and OF heartess and vicious one
an Lecture, Tuesday March lS-ssus ola sensn sofde
aud miserly character and of chnseter generous and
phi snihr0pic. go -,
sth Lecture Thursdsy March 5-sgns of domestic and
.ocis character and Of character cold and suspicious
an Lecture Saturday March 7-signs Of petulani mis-
snhropc sanderous disposition, and Ofone CHARITABLE and
cOuhdng - , - -, A.,
du,ou sober character and of one lazy reckless and
i'm prOgid-nE - %, -,..
-srse character and " character peaceful mild and
9ts Lecture Saturday, March Assigns Of character
moral and religious and u dishoues and hypocnhcal
1870 t,.t
ION Lecture Tuesday, March Hsgns Of genius in1s-
eel and common sense, sud ne reverse.
Lectures vii commence MI o'clock. Tickets FOR lsdy
and gentleman s. for he COurI- Is cents single Leeine
10 30 had al no door, and a. lie booksIorrs In bfosd-
way "i'"'N'
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ma HOMER BosrWICK.

4 ECTUREE, AND AUTHOR u complete Prscresl
IWort OF Tie Ssmr- and Tream-1t Of nc OeniloI n
nary Orgzns. srto; II % encc plates; 30 PIP
Fxtr.cf from re 5OstOo Medical ard Sgfgics Jo1rns
WTbOQf .ft-inpurg minute psrison Of t1is ~off
,,h yuroo.an pubcauOus on Ib- subject may Dc
s.id mat his Is decided y, and ~iin0-l q
ron .cus 70 snv o. them. TIE plates 10 Acioas
ar nod -o1s 70 these DR. b0s~icE has done me profess
.1u good .eryce and noain can prevent Ia sDe y
forn being spread over and a. ~ iaci al n7ne
1is .v.fe4s- rr-.r.. ~ hen f.r surp.sses anything
he kisd % tbs brsnch q Pftcee heretofore si's pee
il thi. cCun1yn Pnce sll- .,,,tt,,.
9sI &C.,. DrIr- a. AutnOr % The Fanny SnyaciAn'
L. q Tb-se = ofrs esn b. had q ne publishers
as M BURGESS SIklNOEh- - Droe1Ns
- a Rru.s.rsv g dnars shove Broome-st
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THE COLD MINES

OF THE PECOs AND GlLA-A sequel 70 Ot Hcn,
Oihe Guide. by Charles W Webber, tuihot of " Old
Hicks the Guide SHOT ia the Eve" &c sc Price % cts
There 10 said to exist incuhabe evidence OF me die
coyery Of gold pscers the rvers ella and Pecos,
by the spsnsrds who first visited the Californian coast and
at expeditions IN search of the precious
meta which did rturn empy-handet. Weber, IN MS
"Od Hicks Guide more than nlimAtes the * stence
Of gold IN TeHss, and IN This work b fully demon
he existence not only Of gold bat aso the precious
ts also corhrmsiOy Ofhe fact that Col Fremont
hss gone that region. The Herald, Ia long article on
subject says According the last accounts he TOOK
The southern route and Is probably by This time near The
head alters Of me Oils lis said ihst returning from
biz last expedition 10 that cOunr, be brought with him =
number Of beautiful emerscs OF immense axe, some OF
which IN the hands Of jewelers. IN his region of the
country.
THIS astonishing book will be ready In few day. send
on your orders to fml 2tisl DEWITT DAVENPORT
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

60 ON TUESDAY, the lsth coy OF March next o.
" O'Clock In tho afternoon, viii Dc sold BY puOc sueuon
on the premises all that desirable farm susted al the
Great Notch miles from PstersoD, miles from Bloom
ssd and u miles from Now York, containing shout ~
.cr,s u which Is In high state u culuysnop well
vsersd and nmber-d The improvements consist OF con
gsn-nt snd substantial double stone dwelling house Win
1tchsn Cd oning beautiful spring win milk house Over
Two algs bafns and all other necessary ogt houses
vel a. good water power Tho premises may Dc viewer
and farther Information obtained application 10 NE sno
.cn5ef on tho premises Tile ndispulsble.
ARTHUR QUINN,
rn1 "a. Or ROBERT CHIsWELL,
Auctoneer, al Patsfsop, New jersey
NB.-The conditions " The shove sale are ~ follows
per must DO paid In cash 90 The day o safe po
cent can remsln bond and mortgage on The prsmsss
and the basuce 30 per cent % paid the delivery
Of deed either In cssn good bond ard mortgage
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CHEMICAL WORKS.

IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BY PUTNAM lb5 Brosd-
wHv Turn-r IEdgaril Elements OF Chemistry, udiuR
IN. aciua Stale aud Prevalent Doctrines Of the Science
Edef by Befs0n Ll8big and William Gregory. 8h ediu0n
thick 8yo. rlotn. s. LOnd. 1917.
Nosd Henry ST Chemical Manipulation and Anzylsls
spd Qusltaive aad Qlanutave $40 cloth = Lond 1913
Fr-.-n1s DR. @ Remieigs Instruction ln Chemical Anay
fQuaftatvel with Preface by Prot Leltg Edited Dy
j How'd Bullock ID edition $40 cloth & IS Loud 1870
Rose ~ Practical Treatise on ChsnicA Anayss, ll,
Guiding Table. Tor Calculations 10 Analysis, rsnsset
from tae French sud from the foarth German edition Wild
notes and additions by A Normandy. Qualitative and
Ousuttsfiye vols go cloth 8 81. Lord l3f3 mi 2us
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The PHREroLoGI AL JOURNAL

EOR MARCH-BY FOWLER WELLS, lll Nassau.si.
Il Price 10 cents, or 81 90 sVesr.
CONTENTS FOR NAsCH.
The PhrenoogicA and Physiological Organization Of
Truman II. SsfOrd. ~ In Likeness
The Orgau.z Temperament, as indicating Char
Phrenoiogy Science.
Quickerilg OF the Mental Operations In Oesh.
Lecture. % Young aen on ldlene,s By Henry Ward
Beecher.
Reforms ion OF the United States Pos-Ofce.
Health Promoted by Railroads
Duty of Mothers TO lake Care Of their Children
Conirsciive Power % the Muse es-Anims SkuAs
Correct Speaking and Mriing-PfOf-ss0r Htchcock
The eis venh volume ~ this Journal commenced N
January 1872 Present circulation 5000. Delivered 10 eli
gsrt- ~ the Cly a. 81 o0 vrsr.
M .us FOWLER WELLS, ISL rasssusl
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sARrAIN,s UNION MAGAZINE

I>OR MARCH with l3 elegant embellishments, decidedly
i The leading msgs zine Of the month Price - cts
Godey's Lady's Book for March, 81 elegant number
Pncs . cts.
The National Magazine Or March two engrsyngs ami
fashion plate; very besuufui Price De- cts.
GrahsIn's Magazine for March very handsome frcs
p cents.
Prof Agsssiz'. Lectures on Emhyoogy Price 3 cts
The Gardener and Complete Florist, book INST every
body who hA. garden wants 10 ihs Spring Pnce 15 cts
DEWITT DAVENPORT having heen appointed me
agents for the Southern Literary Messenger, would AWE
ne attention OF literary men TO this excellent work sud 80
irit ~ bscriouons DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
"a gH. Tribune Buildings Nasssu-st
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF KEW-YORk.. ..MARCH
MINIATURE ALMASAc....THIs DAY.
- ~ MARME youRNAL. FoURTH PAGE =.

oLEARED-B r steamship Sarah sauds Thompson, Liverpool
Rohf
SIMS Maron Thompson Savannah Durham Dmom Cfou In
gefso New Orleans b stanton; Genmor., Cope, City Point
Cunningham
Bafs Ihetus. Merrill, New Orleans
Norw brig juno. saterg. Amsterdam, funcks Muncte
shoonefs ssghi Philadelphia, James Hand jasper Bas
st BOSTON: Sylvester esner Rome Pensacola, james Hand Ma
ds Staples sonve r. Buck John Beecsef smith Wash
nton Commodore kesrny, Pane 81 Mrds and Key West fa
Anng hhmond MAILER Lord, Plato. Hammond, Baltimore 90
Barge Uncle John, Baldwin, South Amtoy
AREIVFD-Shp America Dana Liverpool Jan p, ntse, "a u
knfsaad co. packet ship Ashburton for Nfo SHIPS
nfhop Boston, Louisiana and hudoo, i NOfsan jar
So a 90 long spoke 21t ut on bock Island
cond the having Just abaudor
boat pck them no but they pulled awai o
BLOCK leland tie schooner sunk ~ ~ aihon waller
Inc vas Oft The HOOK u obliged 20 haul on BIO"
ng Tres hirom ENE and thck weather.
The Telegraph reports two barts below
The pilot smith and reports having boarded pach
e. ship Roscius, ui Liverpool saw no other vessels
sAILED-steanhp Sarah Norherne Chsgrss sarah Sands l
pool Lower Bay packet chip Victoria Lonton bsrs
Jessuruu 81 brig Fanny. - from the Upper Bay
ship Cosier San Francisco baks Rover Mafsslles Beyi1ee
Fnncco; brig Isabella Reed 90; Dutch barb Mara Masdaen
Rotterdam.
The ship Patrick anchor at quarantine The BARI vernon
for san Ffaucisco lays al anchor In the North RIVER
March VIVID NJ. meridian sw, sunset DO
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Disasters, &c.

Accounts ship Jenny Lind ashore on Cohaei Beach STATE
thai The rrsnt had her stern from The apron
hoeed anshs and opposite the menast started NE stern
I fot a0 The twisted o. her decks siaet and
her bottom badly aground out that h- tide eoos aud flows ni
.r She Undecided the sand thousand bales OF cotol
remain on may be- got out damaged state ln'
sea breach her at Ugh water "heu ne "d - o i'
eastward .D.- .
New Nork oNood wrecse night OF ssih jan On Long
nd p.hss crew saved the cgo and vessel. materials
t Ntuor arrived al Baltimore the .6th ut 10 shf SUSSEX
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RooYs FOR CALIFORNIA.

IyWBASK's HYDRAULICS. vol $40. Pree = >
Il DR. Lsrtner. Lectures on Science and Ar &yossYo
Pnce 81. 49,, -.
xrsgogs and are pied the Tsats Of California mini
and usdirg companies. 70 81
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a pooV ron rHy COLD MINERs.

IN PRESS The Miners Guide. Or hetalufgiits Difec-
tory: by ] W orion This WORK embraces every 'nllg
necessary FOR practical Mining and Metaurgy snd Tar
surpAsses any GOdomeiern or DiV1ink k0d invent
"a Dy modern couurors Those who wish 20 rAYi2f7
mine Of any particular metal can tel ny ne so OF ns
found The book viii be ready Monday March B. Or
d-fs from the trade are solicited
a-fl...4at.p 81 JOnn.st
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cg.GREs AND PANAMA.

MALACHI FALLONs Leusf from Pansms, dated "a
VIA gvrg graphic, Gceufsie aid detailed accoun OF
lie manusr " travel from Chaxres 10 PslAa an1 me *
ye1.es = he ssme. Nth description " ne Caagfrs NJ.
er he rosd rom Cruces % Panama snd Psnana s-i &C
&c IL Published DO 1ls days hauOne rcnc1 Ssl7"e =
OE-- l0s Nasss1-st For sale everywhere mi 81
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I.onpoH LANCET FoR MARCH.

U'HIs MORNING. containing Continuation Of ne Lee
lures Of Nalshe G0uihre Cnichett, Hospital Aspofs
Proceedings Of he Medical Societies Medical Joafrss
practice from 81 parts " Tie world. Subscription, - per
xrpuu sTRISGER L TONSTEND, Amer Puhlsnefs
mi al. - Broadway, corner Ann-st
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DISEASES OF THE UTERUS

THEIR SYMPTOMS, CAUSES, tkcss NJlOt AMI
i CURE are admirably ueaied 10 Dr. DIous Sors 90
Wouan snc Der Diseases from the Cradle 70 nc crave
Tb- .ork entities Dr. Dx0n 20 Il- nsnfs u eY-v good
- An - rOrr 1nurlly S-V-Y0rx AlbiOu-
Pouu AZ Trsars- addressed 70 Young hen, contain
I'M com p-le u he cs1s-s, symptoms and uea1-
-ut Of early decay and excess and every Ero~n disease
n lsnz1sge, adapted to every reader fof sale ~
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M Ar HIED.

n, "Wednesday Feb o. by Rev Dr. spuag, JONATHAN LILLE
hyde u HARKITT COURtNEY, osughtsroi RUSS. Dart .
on Thurssy March BroosS By h,y Dr. psncsf NJ
s.IIH Of Cincinnati, 10 Mss MAhf ycnugest
d,s,htsfoi Jos Arnoi. E-o nf Boston
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At Giberiss Otsego County, Monday leb ~ b, re- l.
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ossstisr of Dr. William Lohfop. an Of that place
Al snat Grove Saturday. Feb a. ty Rev W McMufsy
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PERkER'S
TENT, COLD WASHER.

TWO MEN WITH THIS MACHINE will perform NE
1 shor n several hunded men ith bowls or pans u
oos,rssr. important advantages shy schine now be-
fore the public Two only necessity One 20 "oiA
H. and shovel The earth; pump i cotnrct-a VIII u
bv which the wafer be drawn from th- c-efu Under
meath or by means Of connecting hose from ssrAi II
compact and portable, occupying space OF ony iee1
by feet and be packed 10 les than hz ne space 10
The cisten attached The whole machine weighs rss mao
IT'S b. These Gold Washers are Tor sale ~ htggle'
Nourse Mason Company 81 their Agricultural sIehOlse,
o9ncy Hall lover the marseg) Boston Mass Price Of a
single machine. Si5. - lnl'