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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
TyOR SALE-PROPERTY on WASH

INGTON and WARREN-STS.-The vacant Lot No
80 on the east side Of Westinghouse, D feet inches IN
front by feet Depth adjoining the southeast corner OF
Waren-st Also, the two twostory brick houses ana os
20 feet each in front Waen-st by % feet In DEPTH but
ing upon the rear of the aforesaid lot No Se Washington
e. and forming an from Washington to WaTrenst The
Wsrenst houses be altered into stores by very small
OUTLAY and by using 40 feet Of the Of she lot as
nstost they be made So feet deep, giving sufficient
ground for three good stores which will command high rents
This property is in the most advancing business part Of the
city, and the immediate neghborhood OF the Enc and
Hudson River Railroad Depot For price and terms apply
to JAMES H. THORNE, No. l68 Walkerst
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NOR SALE or to RENT-Tbe LARGO

L'OR SALE or TO RENT-The large
Il and Spacious building known a RICE'S HOTEL sie
uaie IN ne village of NewRochele, within five minutes
WAX OF The New-hayen Railroad depot This Hotel IL in
fne and complete order and ed particularly for sum
mer bcadeTs and has been crowded during the past two
yeas ond be EXCHANGED for city property Fine garden
tKlNh no. 10 P~A-place. Is always Ia from to II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

LvOR SALE-A few more 5, 10, 90, and
Il 40 unimproved Farms situated in the most pleas
and healthy part Of Long Island, two and half hours
ride the city Twenty houses built and building
and forty have purchased with vew of build
ing city lots in the woods but 10 and 20 farms
which when completed, will not than city lot
without house and you will have comfortable home for
yourself and families The best kind Of Association to go
on your hook and examine for yourselves For parcu
lars apply 70 A. MCCOTTEk, No. lB fult0n-st.
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WILTON BOARDING ACADEMY

ton Conn about two hoory ide ky railway from Las CiIJ
New YorkThis insituion has been in succasIn - Al
many years The Summer Term commences o. =, h. as-
bsy. The satisfactory references are gwen 20 -
patrons and others Of Eew-Yot Cry sno A.
Please apply, for circulars at the store VI L2ek~i
lott No 81. Chathsn-s or By letter % the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

NSCHOOL, No "a Sixthsv-The nipth annual exainins-
,st 2d ard I'D Of this month Parents and persons ineses
ed in Thorough OF instruction are invited 70 sfend
III viii he len or twelve vacancies caused by the grad
mating class for tire reception Of prPhs Nsue wanted but
those destined for college the Military Academy reA
= j. SEDGWICK. A. NJ. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
NOR SALE or to LET in BROOKLYN.

LOh SALE OF 70 LEI III DflOOhL N.
"A frst-class Frame House, filed In, q by 81 with
basement first and second stories sad attic finishing by
days work Has sub-cear five marble mantes and CRATES
extra stairway sliding doors porco in 'front.' and piazza in
rear containing IS and plenty of closets drawe &C.
situate Parksv 70 feet west of Bedfodav. Price $500
onehaf remain would rent it from the first of May
to good tenant for $325 Apply to ALEX. UNDERHlLL
Bedford and Park-avs Fest Brooklyn, CHAS
w. UNDERHILL, No. 10 Williamst, Ny
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MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY, No.

lvl 289 BROADWAY (nssr the Irving House, Room No
-Proessor RYAN win be ready receive pupils on Men
whole range OF Mathematical Analyses with their apphcS
on to tho Arts &c, viz: Algebra, Geometry Tngonomety
Analytical Geometry DHerenta and Integral Calculus me
various branches Of Mechanical Philosophy Astronomy
Navigation Engineering, Marine and Land Surveyns Ae
Ia. As only limited number Of pupils will be admtts4
early application lat No 1902 JOhns second oof un
I'd May,) advisable. Private pupils also attended TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City

nor SALE or EXCHANGE for City
Property-The Steamboat Dock al Sorthp". L. l.
On dis Dock is fine Stcrehorse, excellent sue t1 Soun-
nv aosntle business Tho receipts for wharfage are 70
and increasing The communications with tns cry are No
anet b, SIS sInbcas railroad sailing vessels There arc 80
number OF buildings the property-Coal Ard, Laii
b-y Shed Horso She'd. &c No better Investment o'
sa ca. be found Terms very and price low Apply
=, w. HENRY j. SCUDDER
Rom No % Insurance Buildings, No. 81 w AisI
NOR SALE-In WILLIAMSBURG,
n. Sou,h lO,l-st a threestory and basement brick
dwepg VIII be- sold $50 lees than cost IL applied or I'M
medisieiy Of TEOs HINES, In sd-st- near South-Sd-
TOR SALE-A vacant Lot, % by 100
feet south side of Stste-< between Hicks and Hen
~ opposite Garden-st As the property Is all Wei I'M
proved the vicinity with hne class OF dwellings te1csps
his lot il will very desirable situation for esi-
deuce il being within few minutes walk from the South
Fsrry For teirs which will be made easy, apply 70
MARTIN L. THOMPSON, No. PSI Broadway, N I.
NOR SALE-Two Farms in Essex Co.,
Nj: | OF es acres with Houses &c, and o. II
without buildings having mill sites Aso Building Lou
N nights Of Staten Island For particular Inquire az Ne
~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

EOR SALE-A Country Residence in
III the beautiful village of LITCHFIELD Conn., within
five hours ride of NewYork via NewYork and New Haven
and Naugatuck Railroads. The HOUSE is large and well
built containing with large basement Kitchen
The outbudings good repeir-some Of them nearly
new. There are about TWELVE ACRES Of LAND lying
tegeher good Garden, and choice Fruit Of all kinds to.
gether with Ice-house full Of ice and Grapey. 1t will
be sold cheap. Any gentleman wishing summer retreat
would do well to look this before purchasing esewhere
For further particulars, inquire of f. s. VAN WINKLE,
Esq, Merchants Exchange; HIRAM w. WARNER No.
81 Cedsst Of the subscriber at the City Bank Hartford
Conn. g. r. DAVIS,
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NENTEEL BOARD IN WHITE-ST.,

NJ few dools west OF Broadway with small ianiy,
VINO hive well ard have THAI they require Twoor
three handsome rooms furnished untunlsed with psntes
tached suitable for Gentlemen aud their The
pants have Just moved and the premises have been put IN
order None need apply but of genes habits and
high rspectabhy-those capable OF making themselves
agreeable References gwen aud required. Inquire III No
81 Whife-St
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LADIES' INSTITUTE

Il PITTSFIELD EASs.--Rey. and Ms 80 -, a -
LER, Pnncps Eleventh Animal csAfot II A. vi
Institute just polished furnishes TIE Hiof.natl1, 80 am
be generally satisfactory those who are o.
best advantages for the education Of t5eit ths
wards ard il may be had from tic Princps Nv "a
mail. or rhe u. s. School Agency II j. r. W ies5
SIS Broadway New York.-Pitsfeld, March ., 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
TyOR SALE-In the Town of FAIR

TvOR SALE-In the Town of FAIR
IL FIELD, on the NewYork Turnpike about II acres of
attached Trees Of all kinds both shade and fnt Said
place lies near the saltwater where all kinds OF sea food
may be obtained The have his own oyster bed
fish cars bathing house and sail boat all within 20 rods OF his
house. on pleasant healthy stream OF water as could
be desired The location Is exceedingly pleasant and every
way adapted for q resort permanent residence
easy OF access to NewYork either by way OF railroad or
steamboat Also other fine Building Lots on the prem
STEPHEN TURNEY.
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,r,pvopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY APRIL 81, 1852

Of Grtnd delightful residence fST gentleman dong snA
ne<s in tls city =, Il, 60.
EAST CHssTsR--A Farm of tifty efs ~ nito l''"
white Plains Depot
AZ, threestoy brown font House IN ssds- nssr
Fo o.rculas of all th. above apply to COLE chill
TON Aurtioneefz No. Walt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INST

Ia TUTE, Clifton Staten lslsnd-PnncipaL Rev. 2.
TOWELL.-Ths establishment is conveniently located
within an hours ride from the city. Of the moss
healthy and delightful spots be found within the suburbs
OF New-York The Summer Session commences the Ii
Nav The course Of instruction includes English. mathe
mates navigation, land surveying and engneeug frensh
Spanish, Latin and Greek fencing military aosisA
rymnsstcs vocal and instrumental music &c. Lectures
Icientifc subjects twice week PU-pectuses may he Oh
famed at the bookstores of Sheppard fuons sad Mesa
Appleton Broadway. The Principal be Tues
dsys THURSDAYS and Saturdays at the Office of Davlson
Bromley, No. q Wsllst, from to IL A M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
NOR SALE. or TO LEASE for Three

LNOK SALE, or 10 IEHoE Iof .HteV
YearA-A Hotues and " acre the property OF Ms j.
NIL BEAUTIFULLY situated Staten Island sooas one mile
fc, ,S,blvs Landing An excsuent garden Is attached
70 he hors with valuable frs trees IN fu bearing Inc
comm and an extensive prospect Of the upper and
ovTr Bsys ard are costly accessible from the Kcnmona
p.S Rsr, 900 Ap,ly ON the preriseA or to EMERSON
tTRICHARD No 10 vi -st, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

E'OR SALE-A splendid Country Seat,
Il situated about miles from the City Of New Bruins
wick N j, along the Raritan River containing abou. 81
acres OF choice land The buildings consist Of comnodous
and convenient dwelling house good order large
agehouse and every outbudng for the of
tie farm The situation for beauty and convenience
surpassed The premises within Is minutes ride OF the
DEPOT New Brunswick. For particulars apply to PETER
CONONER, No 10 Georges.., New Brunswick
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SQUARE FEMALE

lVl SEMINARY, In Poughkeepsle New York Tne
Summer Term will commence THURSDAY, May
The Principal will call any gentlemen who wish TO entd
Young ladies for the term who will address thor cards 10
him. In care of ID. Appleton h Co, of j. :. GibboA
Ocean Bank w Z. GIBBONS Nj. d. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

mo RENT-Two large Rooms in the
roar of Br.dys Basusueian Gallery; No DO S19sa
vay Apply On the premises, to D. D. SAADf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

HyO LET-Two Rooms and Bedroom on
secord foor and flunt Basement In the house 40,
$500 Rent ATS Can BE- from II I'll o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

TO LET-Very cheap-Four handsome
HOUSES. (ner,) finished in Isodsrr sye, on SsSisrt-
sv uear De Kalb, Bess BIooklyn Apply 70 J. MAAw ILL
Nsw-York
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yTO LET-By Q private family. from the

- if OF May TWO spacious Psriov tuntarshedl the
fsi os with'Breskht ard Tea IL desired single ssntie-
preferred Location 4;hsv between Nth and 18Th.
sts Address Box No. i65 Chsihasn,sq Posi-Oiise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
NNGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD

IN ING SCHOOL FOR BOYS--A. WILLIAMSON,
A. NJ, Principal-This School is located at Bedford,
Westchester County 40 miles from Newfork City, and
three from the Harlem Railroad with which there daily
communication by stage. Number OF pupils limited 70
twelve The Session will commence MAY Terms per u
weeks from $40 to SIS Circulars containing further inbr
nation references &c. be- had of c. A. MARVIN Esq
No. $50 Nassaust, n. Y. Of Hon. l.. HOLMES, City
Hall, Brooklyn; or by addressing the Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
NOR SALE-Stamford, Conn.-The late

EOR SALE.-The new genteel three
storv and basement brick House and Lot pleasantly
located on the south side OF Carost west Of Coumbiast
South BROOKLYN within five minutes walk OF the Ferry
With snbcella gas and the modern improvements Apply
to JABEZ CLARK on the premises, or No 1873 Column
a-at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

HyO LET-The lower part of House
Ne. IA West 29h-st- to a small, g.nteel family Re
fUeuces exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

NOR SALE-And Money loaned for i'm
IL proyements, in WILLIAMSBURG IL Lots of Ground,
within half mile of the GrsHdst Ferry the main street
running north which is paved and tagged and contiguous
the No property be found better adapted for
improvement for manufacturing purposes Title perfect
Inquire Of J. C HALSEY, No. us Jay-st, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
BOARD ON BROOKLYN NIGHTS.

Rooms for single gentlemen, With oressist ena ~.
can be furnished ia house having al tss psdo
v;svv ~ the city and bay The house u mssinscen.y
fr.shsd throughout and every comfort can 30 had am
ssS ,oir If eeutemen cas make arrangements tor any
nncber of years Address, with real name only, j. r. a.
a.. Office for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

NOR SALE or to LET-In the viii
Isse of Greenwich. Conn, three-quarters of mile
from the New-York and New-Haven Railroad, new two
story dwelling House. "a feet by "a finished in modern style
Lots 500 feet by 900 Lot $50 by 200 Possession
ryen the Of May For particulars inquire Of the owner
WM EDDY. or JOSEPH Z. BRUSH, p. M, Greenwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

1.-TWO LOFTS to LET, with Steam
Power. at No 49, loth-st Inquire Of YoUSG5
CU1vTFR Ne 10 Cannon-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
OOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS q,

ID MEANUS near Stamford, CT b. NiCHoL9,
Princpal-Terms 500 to $40 year. The summer tern
on the Sd Of May Circulars be had 81 The
BOOKSTORE of NJ H. NEWMAN CO. No 1872 Broadway
aad at s RAYNORS No. 70 Bowery, or oy ADDRESSING NJ
PRINCIPAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
THO LET-To a small family, the sec

Il ond story consisting of with panTies one
bedroom and back basement of house Nc 1873 West l7thst
Inquire Of VIM l. STEPHENS, No. l2fh-st- corner OF
Greenwichav, from II TO to p NJ. Cen DO seen al
any time.
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T OTIS TO LET IN DEFY ST-Suita-

~ large Roon Sc by 10 feet with windows all round and
constant and ready steam power most convenient loca
ton of Greenwich and Beach Also small
Applp to JOHN II. FERRIS, corner Of Greenwich and
Besch-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

TyO LET-A back Parlor and Bedroom,
.uit,ble for Physician or a very small family The
A c. L. FRANCIS, No 43 6th-av
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ITO LET-Part of the pleasantly stu
ated House. No p Strong place, South B7ookiyn, soou
IS mnu,eS walk from the ferry Gas Is introduced ana 20
No l54 Front-st. corner Of Maiden-iane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

mo LET or LEASE-Third, fourth and
I eaI .or;ss over ALFRED MUNROB co.'s. Ne
"a Broadway all hard finished Gas and Croton vser IN
III Front q feet BY SO deep.
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GOOD BOARD. with excellent accom-

ri NO(JD DNIANU, WIFI tNCVIICIII dCCUItI-
NJ mcdgtons be had immediately at No. 257 sth-
av, side, four doors above ehst The situation 10 sn
the vicinity of UnonsQuare aud Gramercy Park andy very
Calvary Church Respectable reference given and
CURED
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Schools.
.>@>>>NN>NNNNN-.N.>>y 49, 49, 49, NNN-.'
)OD SCHOOL for BOYS in


ID AT DobbS Ferry Rev. S. KELLOGG Principal.
fem,s-Bovs under ten years of aSe, - per quA<x |;
ever this age 4SS Number limited to twelve. Cosnnsr
nj ation almost hourly By Hudson Rive Rallroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

THO LET-A fine Store, No. 81 Beck
Il maa-st, Of Gold. Also, large Room either
with without the Shove and Immediately II suitable
for Saes-roon, &c Sc. THIS - BY 100 feet with
front three aud is OF the most elegant Sales
rooms In the lower part OF the city. Also the third of
the same building, being the the second aoor
Apply ON the pre- xaiseS TO JAS NJ SHARP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

ITO LET-A good-sined, pleasant Bed
-; vrdroI- M p.utry attached in house Etns,ed in
sies neishbohood and occupied by private family
Breakfast can be had if required Apply at No ia fhomp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-16

FIRe AT T'RADFoRD, N. H.-At BradfoFd
the terminus of the Concord and Claremonl
Railroad, on Sunday morning. 5tR inst.
the machlne-shop, engine.house, Two en-.
glnes belonging to the Saunapee and Clare
mont Road, and several passenger cars,
were destroyed by FIRE.
Alden Rose, boy sixteen years of age,
of Little Rock. Ark, was recently killed
IN corn field, by an enormous bear, who
partly devoured him.
The grass lands in some parts of Erie
county N. Y, present an appearance of bar
renness almost equal to the streets, SO long
confined has been the drowth. Farmers in
liiahy instances are compelled to feed their
cattle TO prevent them from starvation.
AT North Hady, Mass, a few weeks
since, there appeared among the swallows,
Swimming over the pond in that village, a
swallow perfectly and beautifully white
lie attracted much attention from the villa
gers.
DAMAGE BY THE LATE SToRM.-A des.
patch from New Orleans, estimates the
damage done by the recent storm at Mobile
to be at least $2,G0O,OOO No accounts of
its effect in the interior had reached Now
Orleans up to the Both.
SALT DEsrRotED.-A severe blow at
Turks Island on the 18th, destroyed 100,
ON bushels of salt.
AWFUL CAUsALIrY-ScUen Tomng Ladies
Drooned.--The following was commune
Gated IA the buAi,le Peporss~n Fsidah ete.
ming, by telegraph from Fredonia Chautau-
que county,
" As a picnic party, consisting Of large
number of young ladies' and gentlemen,
from the town of Stockton, were crossing
Casadage Lake yesterday. about o'clock,
r. NJ, In scow and skff owiuS to the
breaking of arow-lock liz the skiff, the ladies'
became frightened and it upset. Those in
the scow seeing the accident also became
panic stricke and rushed to the side.
upsetlng it, and all were thrown into the
water. The boats were some forty rods
from The nearest shore. No other boats
were near at hand to assist, and the lake was
quite rough. There were five persons in
the. skff, all Of whom were saved, but of
~ in the scow, 7youug ladies' were drown
ed, with The boatman, who, after rescuing
several, persisted in endeavoring to save the
lives OF the others. The ladies' were all
from sixteen 10 tweaty years of age"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-16

my wlie has heen troubled with scofIIous complaint
o chlId' put Tor the last three years it has grown
upon her to fearful extent, accompanied with the cankel
IA ,he worst form The diserse invaded the thrort entire
destroying the palate aud from some cause or other she
as oeen quite deaf She has been under medical trest
ment by physicians for long time but ecrved nm beneft
was hnaIy gwen up by them tried a great variety Of
medicines recommended for her complamt-anong them
Goa LAYER OH SarSaparilla ~ rup but nothing seemed
to Afford her prominent relief until SHE used Dr. s. A.
Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum syrup in connection
witt the Canker Cure
sixth The Ca ker has entirely Disappeared her hearing
restored and her general health and strength is very
much improved ~
we have seen no Canker for the last three mouths
NSpkwel l2Wilt ren Z! 1851. Jas. A. ANnpHwa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-16
Ole Alarkete.
CAMBRIDan uApwUn, : , ~, :,

A.N, Oo.AtmiBthIDGE MARKET, Sent, 8.
niarket l50 Cattle about 900 Beeyes snI Sss s,or
two nn oI working oxen, cows and calves yenrnes
WI ,s. aHn three years olds. ''''' ''H''"sS'
As 75, BEEF-Extra $63a; first oualitv
CULINARY se co duality $780, third duality, s495
hbIDEs-S5.OO 600 per eyyt. T,i,o,r ao IN
VEAL CALvss-s3U0a 900 AUS tx lVc perl
iDw1hRELiSo CArrBE+-S4,75, 5OOh5
CWoskiNs o1EN--S72, 65, 100, lS3, 'O'
Y Wv, AND CALyE'-sl7, l6, 90, % 80.
Years Odds, SIS to 81 ieafS old, l6; Three
By oI Ar ~ Is a at market Extra SAYS to
SwINE-900 al market Re,ou g.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-16
TO THE PUBLIC!
Tor Sale :

John SPALDlNG, JR., offers for sale Ladies KID and
a Enameed Leather Cater Roots, Jenny Lind Boots do
Shoes and Slips, of the best quatyal custom made and
warranted.
spaIding's Block, head of state Street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-16

MRS. WINSLOW TO THE LADIES
Mrs. Winsow an old and experienced nurse and Female
Physica would call the attention Of the Ladies 10 her
Soothing s. rup TOR Children teehng II will immediately
relieve them from pain, aaya spnsnodc action SOLE
the gums reduce inflammation, and is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves and relief and health 10 your children
Price % cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities of Mrs Winsl wv
Soohing Syrup during the past six years, several thousand
the Inst year We believe it the best medicine IN the
wurld for chldr teething or the of DySeneiy
and Diarhea IN Children whether it arises from teething
or any other cause. Ii gives universal sasfactOnneVer
heard Il complaint from any one using h-never sofa
medicine so universally successful in relieving pain and
efTecting cnrps-relief is absolutely sure. .
| CURTIS & PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor, Me
Sold by Agents in nearly every town in the State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-16
MONTPELIER MARKET, Sent. ~,

PROVISIONS, &c -Beef Best Cornrd to &c perb.; do.
r n1s oy me quarter at retail u.s. Pork, best
NJ 10 W 10 "a fresh. whole animal 6o7 at retail
to OV' Cheese, to 6. Lard, IL 10 IA TniIow; a
70 Dried Apple, to g. Eggs 10 per doz Potatoes
900. F'' W ~ W ueS'e''' So'VO TO
Grain AMP hAr.-COrn, rs to SOC per hush. Oats. 30
70 st. 40 aerdsgass Sc d. says Clover 10 to lac per h.
FLsuR.Extra ~: s4.75 to 500 fancy, 81 90 to 900
GEOcERIEs.-slgars, Brown West India and New Or.
ieans ~ to l2 per b.; White and Crush to 10 W.
Molasses 81 to Jic per gall. Linseed OIL Soto CO. Sail
coarse 40 to SOC per busheI dairy Is To 23c per Bag
n MIscELLt NEoUs-Dry and Cream Hard Wood a 90 10
sO PEI cord Shingles, 90 to $50 per NJ Wool 81 to
~ G per ID. Nails, So IS per cwt ~ d"
Inc above are the finders wholesale prices on most
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Pno,, S4UN MAItAET, Sent, Ia,
DoUE-Genessee, Michigan and Ohio s,,,erins "a 90
'Sy y4Sr extra Genesee. 5000 900 -
erH DC RU yellow 90 75c white, 7lc Oats north
c, rnorInONs-Prims Pork, $3.50 per bb MICS, d m
i - gaoO uH Boston Mess Beef s7oO 1885, Lard
store IS ,s rams IL l5c per h. Batter, common AM
VI H hH lour meal az Potatoes 5000 aCOo per bb
northern, 10 1.2 lie per h. ~'' per ousn' clover
1WshEs'7Penrls $500 O,75 per c,yt Pots s415 a4s
a. "arms sSHnny Fleece As SOC Full blood a
anu ono lou nth do 80 a IS. ~ "' 20 'o'hoH
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Farmers

WHO know their interest," will go to JOHN sPALDING,
w JR and buy their Thick Boots, double sole, and Gus
tom made and warranted for 50 50 Cowhide and Kip
Shoes, double sole and warranted, for SIPS.
SpS1dIng's Block, Head of State Street.