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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

CURE NuRsINo SoRE MoUTHs.-My wife while nurs-
child sorey afflicted with month"; so much so
that she could take but little nourishent of any kind and
constantly suffered from pain. Various remedies APP
piled but no Improvement took place. Hearing Of Dr. s.
A. Weavers Canker Cure procured botle which as
used according directions The result was truly aston
ishng. In less than week her mouth cnfed, and
she sat at the table and az well a. before. When a
medicine acts thus promptly in emoving a disease for
which II IL recommended uthe evidence il wanting Of
It's real value, and would cheerfuIy recommend it any
who may be similarly afflicted, ABRAHAM KENYON.
| Providence, May 3, ls49
| For sale in Montpelier by 3. X. Collins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22
IN AFTER YEARS,

When too late be benefited by our knowledge we look
back and mourn and regret the full of ouI
ignorance. - -
knowledge we obtain in after years Aud what days aRd
nights Of anguish might not have been spared II liz
knowledge was timely possessed Ii is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

WHY Is 1T

That we behold many females scarce in the meridian of f.
broken IN health and spirits with complication of diseases
and ailments depryng them of the power for the enjoyment
oil lie at an age when physical health buoyancy OF sprs
should De predominant '
Many of the Of her suerngs at rst-perhaps years
before perhaps during ghood the first years of nage
were m their origin so Light as unnotced and Of Cous
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

Possessed the information contained ina little volume with
In the reach Of ALL which would spare. to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

AlRE AND .EhEhEV FsRM EuR
- &ALE.-tor sac privately, PRETTY It,le mar.
II no eInbracI i acres, he utif -ly uu5us,ipg.
an ven adapted t the ,uitivai 70 # ever7 variety
Oh wee aoies The soil IS OF clay bottom aad vary
s'sce-t'o!e CT Improvement 1t is q fne s,tuat on
i2r me ICE business aud las ca it Az txccl ent ice
| house and POND.
/ ne IN gFoyen@0ts are rev and substantial Tha
tT-.': 5 Ct VOID, two stories ai.h. containing
y good r-cn1s VIVA porch in fr n, ana II ,r.alS
s2'-- t..zza IN rsar. L caumaads g beau-ilul
vie" OF hicnm7ui and the surrounding coualry,
ara IS atogf .aer healthy. nIpsJyl1uaad Il, ra5ie
Place. great bargain cau be he'd il e4Itv tpp,ics
loh &c "aGe, rs tue IS Gcsir0us OF selling IA
ordar t. remove to the ,oaer country
For terms apply TO W. GODDIN, or
WM. GOULDtN
The above Farm, now in the occup rev Il Dr. R.
i'hdnd'e7) Il not sid pIivstely will, On 'ghars-
DAY, ihe 1jta INST be cold at public auction upon
Terms at SALE.
| q" !!-''tS w. GOUDIN, Aucsr
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Chronic Rheumatism of Tea Xenrss
EtnEdiHg,

AE# CRiEANS, March ii.
P Price, merchant writes "IJo language can de-
scribe the suHcnugs have endured for the last ten
years. Mine was Chronic Rheumatism in Its worst
forms. For the last three yes have scarcely been
abto to urn myself in bed durng the night Ny whole
system affected. have mad the best medical at
trndanee which could DC procured in tie East and
South And besides have used all other remedies OF
winch could hear, and have taken medicine enough
TO run the constitution Of any At length tined
IortliaOres rheumatic Compound, and It has per-
formed a radical cure. r. PRICE"
dc l-dif
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Wellington Goddin,
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS


Nj CsT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
w IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
a aUClION.-The subscriber intending Il di :.
continue al The close Of the year, the granite cut
ing oaslaess with the view of engaging more ex.
tens!Teiy IL the Marble business AZ his ward corner
OF Main and eh streets will cter for sale a. uublic
aac0on' on the premises, TIE following most yaIu-
aoe real estate, viz: on nIoniay. tie 20th dey OF
Dece Se 7, IeI%, commencing at 81 o'clock NJ
TIE Stone Yard on tie canal bank in ,b. civ of
flcomond, being a trisnguar lgtl having a frcnt
on the cana! CT l35 fees and on the east limo 6th
street y! 4 feet and across its widest uon, sbSnt
GU feet deep This lot is not only valuable for
stone Yard, but Is admirably seated for a Iarca
lumber house or ior grocery stores After v5ieI
WI! be sold the Fran d Dwelling On the east ms
OF ith, between BYRD and Cans streets hay;ng =
'front.' OF lC1 teet and depth OF $50 feet. This pro-
perty will De divldeffnro lots 10 suit purchases
TERMS One fourth cash. balance al 4, 5 and IL
months for neg table inotes airing interest, Sc
WM. MoUNTJoY.
Sale CONNECTED by w. GoDDIS, Auct. de II
T'HE FARM IN EiENRiCO CALLED
4 LEVEL GREEN" SIX NILES EORrH 0F
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION The
subscFIo will offer for sale a. auction On the pre-
ihlses, on Hestay, the 2lst of d tcaTnber mex II
laif,H nos, tie next fair day, Commencing at IL
Goes this valuable Farm. II contains 532 acres
Q; "Ai'h ABOUT 10 acres are IN woods OF original
gi3"th and al lining the farm CT DrJOnl n Powell
and diners. l. viii be divided into two or mara
tracts, TO suit the views Of bidders Win the home
tract there will be about 0 acres, If which a
acres are IN meadow, and sufficient quantity of
Wood flr the use Of the place; and upon thi. por-
ton OF the tract, 40 acres have been seeded in
Wi h the use Of guauo.
The place 9bounds in mari Of excellent a ali.y,
ard quite convenient. The improvements are sui
hSient Tor the accommodation OF Ia g family -
The dwelling has ajXrOoms and tire-piaces 70 each
Inc iJc5tlJn IS very healthy one, being near the
end Of the Brook Turnpike, on good road and
Within an hours ride Of r Richmond. There i. d.
cei eht spfIng OF water witl!ua short distance OF
the dwelling.
The terms OF payment which vii Be made very
accommodating viii be made kuoTn on the day Of
sale.
At the same time aad place, VIII be sold all the
persona! estate upon the farm, con in. OF Corr,
Fodisr, shucks, Wheat, Straw, Farming Imp.e-
ments, Household Furniture, Sc E!50, all the
stock CT Mules, Horses and Cattle.
IERAs-For tie personal estate, all sums un1c.
~, Can; oTer th%t amaua:, uiynlhs' credit 7
spyTovc3 endorsed negotiable paper
If tlcnI any caus'. the Land should not be sole
ii will te rented cut for tbs next year
". C0gLAND.
Sale conducted BY W DDlN, Auctr da14
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John K. ID. Payne, saIe.msn.
A DaIINTsTRATON7,7 SALE OF e.


Z ~ ~ ~ , : "a LOh'S SALE Or TO
=. aC LaCtC n i.tHSE9 AND SCREWS, TO
49, 30 lizards, NLfkOES, CFLa8hA-
! 70 hEaNBS' HOt9t.S, hULtS. CA3RlAG.
e. "c'-Jh iues0ays me Eist DeeeE. Der, ms,
Il. - C1Gf Il ~ at ne actCry On
baiy i5tt' 10 t"coA ih ana ION streets III the
81! o. HcAh.oi!l' CccIPl'i tor several years pest
~ lC iat1 fo'tiao& 40 Iis' "!ii &c Cttry& .oT
.''e - t-y-lc aQe'''H "l'h22 'e'tEYe oE iestrd to
" .;-;e'' ne '4'Ut5ie ei1 tH'rIa'e asa', ''heui "a
l GS21 . 'Ao sHld ii'DhaJ3 III Inc mama
~ - 10 ''1,I,'S-i = - -"o'oSJ * - 2
,rlrc ,,, ang '-,v' o-"' AIa q re 1o'' a.
49,, 80, f,,,,r..,,,..-
Id s.nI IN, 80 "..C 70,
We ~ rt5,. -, - Nv "' - .,L
tru.e yiIH,,s,i Il, - - ~, -,
rf5g~s, yy4glgs az. ~, ,yiI.r = ~ w. n 90
-, -, - ~ VIM ~. tHe ~ e s.
some o. the hno and n nile a,,.m2ls il the
city t1d On the day tci.,wIn. (WrdaesJay, III,
ga tec.Ii' err at tLe Factory, a.ta4.ad OF the
,,,s,ia1,. .,"hn j., - T'.
~ ,r:l 80, ~ - -. - - 80 - so
As.ar sfr s4@ '' ctd ' AZ ne; ii, ' i- Tsc-y
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AUCTION SALTS
This trAS
By Davenport, Alien q, &C.

BY Davenport, Allen g. Co.
NoGAh, MOLAsSEs AND BACON
~ Cargo of Brig Cyane.-On THURSDAY
lo!a INST, at 10 O'Clock. shall sell on the ubarf
al Rockets, cargo Of brig Cysne, IRON leans,
viz: Hs7
l3s hhds Sugar prime quality, a,
253 obls aoasses. 90 Ne" Crop
l25 nhds Bacon Sides DO
Ierms:-sLC0 cash, over SIC0 months eredi,
Tor approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
I1 Az Auctioneers.
Postponement.- The above sale is upavoida-
oiY postponed TO SATURDAY, the 18TH inst, at 10
c'ciock ' ~ ~
de 10 D. A. & Co Auc.s
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By Alexander Noft a. To

'HIS SATURDAY ntDg, commencing at
~ 0 clock, we vii sell al pa5,ic aac.l9a, 10
clos5 sundEy conaisamsnts, large ot OF Hsass-
Ho-a arnilure c lsis.iag il part Il
CHRIS Bureaus Wsslstands
Wsrdrobes, Brdataads, Sc &c
Also, % zen Carriage WHIPS
A'se'Aer with q va -lfly & MscallsQe jug Coods.
De Is ~ ~ -
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HUH EVENING SALES will - c,,.s-,,,s,
02hl the season closes, cou1urcn,iDy At aaven
tLscs, al "G-"n tLla We will SCI from the shelves
IL ;e's 10 sun purchasers, coed selection Il nee
ana cur asy Soo"s EtTo" are cutlery, euus pistols,
So!d and SILVER Wa:ches, and clocks and tla ,irf..
OF every descgiE ton Also general assCrfnaert -
LsLcE goods ALEX MOTT h CO
- Aucuoneers
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tAJ HAT BETTlK PKDt3N IA va 1T
w ING i-LEVY is rCR cling y al cost 70
c,se business in thu, y. He "lh aiisr AIS CO.'S
ca yely low Is % convince ii that nc is really =.
Ing crt 4 COST.
tie EJaer IL still f.r TeGt; a lease Of five ysG-s
vi ae ..",ca..y dip g y o. lie @uI aLzJ dispose
u rs bgu."h..1 tura 4.e At Tea: A-bn yc!ces
la. Eyy4 Is he -.ysct..er IS auZ "a 70 clos: our
IS - r. - Issi,le, -KAHAI IVY j~,
4. 10 81 as"-a ~. ct.
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lHBWENt: TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
y Mayos Round Lump, Il ues ald superior
aBIcl. al4 o'her brands
Also, a splendid assortment Of Cigars For sale
by w Il DADt, Chemist
Ma street, nearly opposite the Old Market
10
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
Messrs. TAYLOR & CLARKE, Le.ses..
Saturday, December IS,h. 1880.
YANKEE LAND.
Lot Sap Sage .Yankce Locke
I.oki ~'--------.---- Mr. Ward
we. t4'I' ....:-...-.- Miss Cappen
L" "osFacco- Mile Theodore
RIVAL CHIEFTATNs.
AsIediah Short, YaE kee Locke; Alvar5o Nunez, Mr.
Ward; Sab Va, Mrs Ward.
~ alnd.y, Kate aud Ellen Bateman.
THE ATBENAUE!.
's'lG REV JOHN g MORRIS of Baltimore
= VIII deliver neEt week at the Richmond Athe.
iise I'M, a course Of three Lectures as follows:
Inc Pad N Tuesday, I4th DC =" The Glaciers
OF Ice Valleys o. the Alps"
ne 81 Oh Friday, l1la De- Alpine hdYoa-
The Lecture I'll BE- illustrated ~ aoo.oy.:ate
pictures aud 0gaRaea.
The Lectures b.gla a. y O'Clock, NJ Doors
Jpeu at 81
Iicke.a 10y oao4 Lecture, p csn.a. Far gale at
t..a door.
d lid Co1s-h..e 81 the 4lser,al4rn.
AJANTED,-A situation By Young sIssia a
:" Ioclcco Factory fog the ens3iss lar Uez
had aoTe experience II The LusI..ess small
Ea.-Fy -qHrct. A1@ro-s :. J.. ii. richmond ?.
=. De I7--t*
fjihKE -s.}LEI'E-k GEND.-A g-D7----777
L rec Dtly arriveI from Europe, of}rs 20 give
= 5 OBS IN 9TIT.." Family III the French aud
.fernl':n !a"euG ..es, IL ezca4are FIR 3 ard
re les- T-ls-en to given. Address I.te,r z, 10
sHlz nee. Gel5-3.~
ot-tDAY rs.-I1e -C05cEl0er IS On
. Eant ARE supply CT . .:lcY:sg3 Y IN A.
ts15 sultao'e i3r the aF.:12cas u yday's, which
Va. b. s-.. 10y lJ7 Tor Cas- among iae.a q 10.
I i'tora. ere. a. G-1Cy }asEats arl I.i.lrag,'5
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= nv .l4LL.4I-
Rookie, ana ether n. works. Gil aai r<errir,,
them II JUAN pIZL!sI,
de Is f.,s-t -s..r 70 a..-...y.-.,-. p.,l.
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rEW pUBLICAHaosg

1--WE INGLESIDE--EDl1ED AND PUBLISHED BY
L Mrs r. e. Beman and Miss Liitha A. Beman = this
saturday morning issued from the press ltis family
naper devoted instruction End Amusement % the size
~ cIeasons Pictorial Price g. cents. The contents Of
TIE number very rich and Inviting " contains
cuts with original biographical sketches Of Brgsn Sonag
AiLcAi nndW. W. Leland, Of the Metropolitan Hotel.
very humorous paper by the Rev. Judge Longtreet of
GEORGIA. The Brothers Revenge. Tile Scho3lmastess
Story Bertha wildwood. Tho Great philadelphia Con-
tpraoy the Author Of tho Ncwburg Letters Discover
cd Ard multitude of original anecdotes other
tanning matter ehocely and carefully prepared for tho
amusement Of the lnglele circle. once Of the gesde,
10 Chambers itreet, first fcor.
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RESTAURANTS.
FINE ARTS.


n iGUfRREoTYPE.-A COMPLETE SET o. Ar PA
~ ratus nearly new, together with chairs table sofa
and ever, thing sary oesry the business sueoa
excscd RI 81 Q splendid rooms fret floor oaly SIX
deara month No opposition-lsrge thoroughfare. Ad
dc Traveller, this odhco
HOLMES AT CUUECTt-DhGTE RRE0TYPES AND
religion Among the thousand ladies aud qortlc-
men 81 Doctor Beecher church last evening olmcs count
ed, between PRAYERS, boyentyoight familiar faces al Of
whom have had pictures taken at his No $50 Broad
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uOnTESTEADS.

81 ONLY TO SECURE A HONEST IN A
~ pleasant village 30 fnrms worth over S50N and
hio village lots toon TO be dsribpted among so sub
scr'hers Zach st,e will have four lots 2fhy 100 feet
er farm ~ from % y Tho shares limited 90
Slb payable in IL s'almcnts numb of tbs shares
nrt ay subscribe The lots being feet
square arc sufficiently large for the erection Of s neeo
buildings and garden 20 rasc gcscblcs fer family
ard for market Tese lots finely located the Long
Island eaiirosd ttlo west Of ~ Lakeland depot where
large nnpner tlos have bceh recently sold and many
built npcr Fer Athsve Of tie property apply
inne6astiy,to CEAs. WOOD, aS Broadway.
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CEILING orF-eREAT BsRGaINs-A JOEL q CO

CEILING oIF-GREAT BtRGAINs-A JOEL T. co.
Ono 5 Broadway having to devote their whole
aud nttcnt1 90 the import
Ing Of ewclry have In order - facilitate their vsws,
euded 20 sell the entire Of their present stock at
immense retu itisr. IL will be found inspection to
consist of splendid assortment of ladies and gentlemsne
geld Watches diamond and other hne gold ewery ins ear
rings bracelets rings, chattains. chains uis ookets.
charms &c silver and silver plated IN every reqn
site for the table parier msche goods bronze cnns sn
ofmela mante clocks real Jet smen richly decor ateu
china bottles, figures &o op RI glasses fa.s
ing eases writing decks, work boxes. Jouyins Paris ~
gloves, and endless variety Il fancy GOODS 100
20 particuarlke.
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HATS AND CAPS.

a MOTHER NEW STYLE or GESTt tNa,Ns asI
n mas inst tcen introduced BY 9 a.
:. - aons AZ. ist i2s Fulton street po'nsk
are eror to any o. she msw -
~, t 10 nv Of the aurne "a snsey
% ~ al which these hats are sold pieces shenA
Zach AZ those the most mted means DROP Va anu
10y ;sysu want good has. . cheap hat or An clio
-. 81. Rsoollest his location No. Us Fulton street.
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nPEClAL NOTICES.

~ tion:-;Mayors once, New YORK. October II 1851
actually in several of the south
KIN Ss" S IL:
authority vested do give notice. that the operations
month south Il csps
"'AN '''' y A. Q. KINGsLxND, Mayor
MAsoNYc.-THE MNBERs OF THE LODGE OF
funeral deceased brother join Costa this day.
The nemb rs OF the fraternity IL good standing also
FREDERICK ". HERRING, Master.
CoLuABiA LODGE NO. J, 10. or Q F-THE MEM
~ ber are requested inject at the lodge room Mon
s " s9 a q os9 for a s S aH ns
order T. McREADY N. G.
MASONIC NOTICE TIE MEMBERS or TAR UNI
attend special meeting at their lodge AZ
ocioci T. ~ for purpose Of attending tie funeral Of
ih'ir late brother, Ezra H. Sawyer signed;
Groner Rrcn.aps. sec'y PR tenn.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT soCIErY.-rHE MEMBERS
tend the funeral Of tReir late brStEef mem5e T. g. Costa
s fro, 50 Barclay street. at Z NJ on rM91dsy the
~ Newark, ~ j. Oct Der ., 1862 election FIR d.
Office Newark on Tuesday, the ID day Of November next
The poll win be opened from y o'clock untl
sth instant til the ID q NGys%tsr ny order Of the
1E 3a Mfn NIB S, OF rRANs s1 GmH
attend the farcral Mrs Wlit,eore wife Brother Wi.
a az M s Ss ssnds
UNIVERSITY OF NEW yoRK-MEDICAL DEPART
and it IN cssss s
street between Trying Place and Third avenue
Professor Draper President Of tho Faculty The profession
and public generally respectfully invited to attend
3aREs SMITH Will LECTURE AZ HOPE
Suiject-Cleopatra. Ticket 90 cents.
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To the Consumptlve.-persons Who Have

been taking the cod liver oil will be pleased 70 earn that
Dr. Wbor has succeeded from directions Of several
fssionn gentlemen in combining the oil with lime
IN III that IL is pleasant 70 the taste aud its
effects In complaints trny wonderful. Very
whose eases were pronounced hopeless and who
had taken the clear oil fo long time without marked CT
feet have been entirely cured by using this Preparation
Be and got the genuine, manufactured only by
ALEX'R. i. WILBOR. Chemist,
l5G Court street, Boston.
For sale in New York, Wholesale and resai b. John
kilhau 1873 Broadway.
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kINDS.-MANUPAC-
No. s rue do Mnlhouse,
goods. Forty kinds Of
20 the newest fashion.
~. approved and war
There are no articles Of
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FAxCT ARTICLEs.

HUGHES DUpUY q cREHANGE, NO. - WIZ
III liam etree. ptars importers Of Fancy Goods Jet
and Berlin Iron Articles Combs Brooches, Braeslsts
aux Dross Buttons Fans, Imitation Jewelry, Bruahea
Beads Percussion Cape Hooks and Eyes, Calf Shins and
and rutn.s Of tho most superior qpalAy New
p.vis svsIntss veosive8 ~ e-~-v stsAnsp
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THIN TURF.

Union COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTlNG-MONDAY,o OCT.
~ Is at three o'clock r. M.-Purse and stake, 500
%5 poupds-S. ID. Hosgland names b. 6: True John; W.
Wheelan names b. Honest John j. Woodruff names
Pelham Stages will leave the Fulton Ferry Brooklyn,
the o'clock returning the sports
are over. Fare each way % cents
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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NARCOTIC, NO. 90
md Furniture In gone
Ppris 3 rue Canmartin.
eta, Bronze Works, QAs
materials OF every de-
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w GOD! WOOD.-I hiVE gOr
w fercnt landings on Wackal's
mock river, about twenty NIKE from
dred cords Of pine wood, which, osn
veesels at q very low price ~
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TINE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST, THE BEsT AS
sortmcnt II dry goods TO be found at MCaldin and
Thompsont price los Atlantic third
from Clinton street Brooklyn Purchasers are nytedto
call and stock, which, for extent, variety,
quality low prices cannot be surpassed In domestic
goods stand unriyaed; in shaws and dress goods.
1rrrassed and the whole considered No. for
gyipg good yse and fair upright DEALING We have jast
immense stock OF hannel and blankets coupled
with every other article appcraiung to large and
spectacle dry goods store. trial Is repeatedly solicited
by tho Subscribers MCaLD1N tho EPSON, lGJ Atlantic
street. Brooklyn The trade supplied liberal terms OBJ
third door aud drst dry goods store from CAnion
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Union COURsE.-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER 10. AT HALF
twelve Iroquos Warriors dressed in their original costumes
who will play game Of ball and exhibit their peculiar me.
their heads and then throwing from 100 to $40 feet each
party Of these ahlc, children Of the crest preventing the
other running with their utmost swness and throwing
the ball from reaching the opposite goal Some fastest
the tribes will the long and short foot
game Of ball for purse of $50 by six Of each tribe
on. Of tribe M With an outside
between the chief Of each tribe Of 500 SIDE by two
Of the bes runners out Of each tribe mile race purse
$780, with outside between the chief Of each tribe,
o sC0 side Cars leave South ferry. for the at
hafpast o'clock, and return as the sports
Union COURSE, l.. L-TRoTTING.-oN wEDNEs
~ day. Oct 90 at three o'clock NJ precisely mattel
for 5000 sido mile heats, wagonMr H. +. Jona
names 8 IN. Kate Mr.. j. ID. Nc ann Car
will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn for tn. Course
quarter before two and return as soon rs the sport ove
JOHN l. sNEDIKER. Proprietor.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD, FOR TEN THOU
" sand dolara.The Of Tacony will trot Mac,
other horse tho world mile heats best three in
county for fye thousand dollars and two miles and repeat
in harness. the same track for FIVE thousand dollars
Of December 1859 This challenge TO remain open Tor
ooptanoe two weeks from this date.
JAS. Il. KELLY. Philadelpha, Oct. O.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD. FOR THREE TuoUs-
~ and Dollars.-The owner Of the stallion est. Law
ronce will rot him against stallion in the world three
following harness Mile heats best three in five;
milo hcaf three mile heats for thousand, five
hundred dollars sde half forfeit The trts to OF
the Union Long Island any time between the
18th October and 18th November 1852 ;, be troted in
bo good day aad good track This challenge TO remain
for acceptance until the 18th inst If accepted be-
fore St. Lawrence leaves Long iaaqd for the Wos the
'A'''''' "A''' VIZ O"A'' AA"'' JOSEPH HALL
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PERSONAL,
T osT CHILD.-INroRMaTIoN WANTED or VII.
IL liam Compton, aged eight yeat VINO !ef his home
Thurday morning to TO school hut did not 60 The
Tact heard Of him that he playing at the foot Of
Twenty third street by the side of tho water. Any nfor
nation viii received ~ his distressed mother,
liberal reward will be paid ny sending word TO Mrs..
Compton, 29 East Twenty-frst street -
IF THE LADY IN FOURTH AVENUE STAGE, ON
last Friday who eating apaekage Of Hrs Jervs cold
d.ed by it's will address note TO A. X X Broadway
Poet Office she will hear OF something 70 her adyaatase
TITERARY-ALAD OF EDUCATION, VINO IS
qucf with the aud who possessos modcrae CAPT
tai in cash hear Of good icoenc y undressing Lex
Herald of &C. All communications consltered oona4enA
N0TIcE-IF MR.. WILLIAM ALEXANDER MORTON,
aNfon OF the deceased Alexander Mcrtoe Es 70 North
TO pu. himself In communication with j. Il y. Wright W.
- Fourth street. Edinburgh Scotland II he ia dead,
above parties INTEL gencc las been resolved ftSm
the said rr. William Alexander Morton suoo tho year
alive dead He resided time at No lsG sixth
New York, but by letter received from him in
Wasingtcn ttrsct New York Though lotssrs have
addressed 10 him at both of these places hAs
been received from him. Any inorpaton regarding him
will be thai kfuy received by tie ntacy Trnstees
81 the widow OF his father through tde sai j. " Wright,
W. s., the agents under tho trustees.
Edinburgh, September Boz
NoTICE-THE GENTLEMAN WHO WADE PRE-
AN sent Of some ice ~ TAG Iadic Fa held in the
3st OF lat would confer favor y cali
ing Marshall Clark, SS Broadway Gnd paying for the
same.
DERsoNAL.-rF THE FRENCH GENTLEMAN VINO
sat tsfide Mics Jane NJ in tho No U1yen road car
Thursday and who imiibed rstaar rely .rsma sote
with label Of w Egntlna hose 0tayd l Faton stsent,
viii direct lctter To w H.. l1Wer fpst cfce, he aan
have The correct address OF Jane n.
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NDON RAILROAD.-

NDON RAILROAD
md after Wednesday.
follows leave New
rrain for New LonAons
Express Train for Gull
New London, connect
! lines for Stonington,
Accommodation Train
ions. Leave New Lon
Train for New Haven
sxpross Train for Lyme,
ew Haven Passengers
touington In the morn
AXE this train for New
Train for New Havsns
IS A. u. Express Train,
= the 8 A. N. Express
Z Accommodation 'frain
!. tho $50 r. n. Express
leaving New London 81
q New Haven with che
% p. n. Passengers b.
IN, can tako the Express
nd Springfield, or New
rnH. ". bow b. Sap.