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ol2Im ! 3. wALI2A.
GREAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS, Of
- CHEAP STORE NoIokETY on Neyades street, the
street F9aI.h District being dsou, from business offers his
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
attention the Ladies particularly called invoice Of
style eo1ors, varying from u tg0
0o en ta9Hsand yards OF hne 'AcoNErs fast rA alive
dry GousandS yards PRINTS being thebeu
vo hOusud) yardsO BAREsE DE LAME per
So mp %6f fK
Safk S bRE ea q a. g5 var" sad and a
FINE GOODS TOO mention an adaTtemsn ' " OF
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
90 s,,a as s% Ssa IN e " q
NHITE LEAD-In 25, so, 100 and 500
w kegs from the Atlantic, UGou Brooklyn Pacific, Ulster
~ Also French zinc, GREEN md other PAINTS, WINDOW
By 4 bEIISRAvE CO.. ii Magazine t. o9s
SUNDRIEs.-
- is 20 s9nss liens FE19T Ss il sgs orders
o2 Az COCHRAN Co s. g, sra we street
A LCoHOL-5 bbls, high proof landing from
o1s steamboat ''a "a si CO.. II Magazine street
SUNDRIEs-
- SPLIT PEAsz5O half bbls landing;
Stray IA rApE r. ,SG realms Eeams, do.i
PicklEs AND PIE FRulfg 10 boxes, dol
OiO sale BY A. D. eRiEFF CO. 20 Old Ieves.
COsHEN BUTTER--15 firkins prime yellow
selected landing rom fg c ns s TSs for s' By
CURRIERS' oIL.-3O barrels Curriers' Oil,
o. IN ''''' A. b. GR1EFF CO 40 and AZ Old Ievee
SUGAR LIME-5O0 barrels, superior arti-
d ~ JOHN G. HARDILL CO. ss Magazine street.
r INSEED OIL--114 bbls Boiled and Raw
a A English American Lnsee sale by
Spirits TURPENTINE-19 bbs., for sale
- by A. DELAGRAvE co, Il Magazine street OlO
DLASTER-Wo rtherspoons Brand-l00 bbls
olO A. DELAeRAvE co, Il Magazine street.
SUGAR LIME-Of very superior quality,
DO made expressly 4. fSsl 81 CO. street
G,LEAR SIDES-5 casks in store, for sale by
~ Octs E. NJ DALEY, IS Tchoup,ouas street
SHOULDERS-5 casks, in store and for sale
- by L. NJ. DALEY, SO Tehoupitoulas street octs
old MONONGAHELA wHISKY-30 half
" bs and for sa nv nAtFy s. Thougloules
ID IBBED SIDES--5 casks, in store and for
y sale by E NJ DALEY Sc TchouPiiculss ct. ocis
Unable CLARET-12oo cases, to arrive in
all November For sale by w xsrox a, e...;., p,.,.
DEACH BRANDY-130 bbls No l, 2 and 8,
ao fsH''s'H 'Ano T. r. B. WINSTON Commercial Place.
EISH-Two small invoices of Mackerel, for
SALE to arrive in 10 dSys eyv,Ssrox 81 comuc plaza
SUNDRIES, ETC
~ 100 PRESERVED GINGERi
80 50 s bales f i9Ss ED AlHosps by
HNHOMASTON LIME.-2000 bbls Thomaston
Lime, cargo bark Kmha landing and for sale by
N A, pELAeRAYE 4 co. Il Masaaias street,
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DRIDGEwATER PAINT DEPOT, No. 70

Camp street.-The Agents of the celebrated BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT, constantly a supply Dry u
barrels pounds
each. Also Black the Bigewatsr, all
will be found mineral of
s properties certificates etc., pamphlet which be had the
depot @. G. BoGERT a CO..
o Ia. hiss-s nd Terra
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Passage from New Southampton and BreunFirst Cabin
man saloon t2o hrst cabin lower saloon, SOC second do go
All letters and through the Posofcs
No bulls Of lsdug will be siEntd on the . sailing.
An experienced Surgeon is attached 10 each ship.
Eor iregiS or passage sppy ..
MoLLtR SAND RIERA, 90 Souh street New YORK.
c. A. HEISCKEN a CO.. bremen.
MAkTiNEAU, CRuSkEY a CO.. Southampton.
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DRIDGEwATER FIRE AND WEATHER

Id PROOF PAINT.-Depo No 10 Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that Brdgewar Paint
completed the erection, addition mills
applying ground OIL
AL
lied upon being promptly iled
be
medaely introduced in th market
The dry mine raj be xed with lime nsisad OILY ordinary
wood and brk-say well
asked This experiment has been tested at the North
Gently works admirably.
pamphlet,
dep or O fanny ofthe b-Ag
Dry, barrslG. weighing o bs,,
Dry, in half barrels, weighing 900 to 50lhs.,
Ground in oil, in kegs Of IS, so and 100 lbs.
For sale c. c, BOGERT CO., Can street.
Agents the States Of louisiana, Alabama, Azl4appi
Sub Agents. fslT
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SPERM CANDLES ESQ boxes Sperm Can
- dlss, sizes, and for sale BY
"a A. d. GRIEF a co. 10 and ~ Old Lsyes.
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~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK or THE FOURTH DIsTRICTCoURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NH
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Dss- We are authorized to announce MIGUEL
HERNANDEZ candidate for e-elec ion office
STABLE OF the FIFTH JUSTICES COURT Of Parish
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II SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL .SAlkiYs
ST ALRsThe ships comprising this Line WASHING ION
Capt e. NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt Higgins These stssm.r
stop at Southampton, both going and returning.
Proposed dates Of saiing-Isss.
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lsS- Please announce THos AsKEw as a can
dAte for STATE TAX COLLECTOR. First DEriet. 20
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Bss- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. MOTT candidate for CsERK OF FIFTH DIsTRC1
COUNTY, mhlt
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A1ORK-SO bbls Inspected Mess, for sale by
o22 lw KENNEDY &FosTER, 10 Tehopptoulaa street,
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re- CHARLES V. JoNTE, the present incum-
bent candidate for reescon SECOND JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. s9Ate
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ICE-ICE--ICE.

ECE-50O to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about til
May, for sale by p WHITNEY, CO. 81 Camp st. nh7s
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Hs- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clerk Of the Fh District Court
ted for the lest himself
Office OF CLERRsHP Of said
psehahZsd to.
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NoTICE-TwENTY FIVE DoLLARsa

NUTICE-TWE NT1 five DOLLARS ~
v REwARD.--Rsnawsyo TUESDAY, April 4, Negro ~
Man MIi Briekayer by Trade thirty
1--we feet sir inches hi stout built, well fellows NM
when he blue cloth white
round sailors hat the end of his left thumb The
will be paid his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY at 1855 Gra-
veI Neworlean him Jail get him
apIItf
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re- j. g. PofNDExTER, Superintendent of
b Englsh Delivery 10 the City ro.ocs candidate CLERK
" TIE FIRST DISTRICT CpgRT mhs te,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-12

Nothing packs society together 20
well as ior some one 10 h. hollow. just
where some else boIgcs he receptive.
therefor, 10 the man a sciencr, enjoy
the joker whhoai struggle Cor supre-
ase,, AL l.iAs e.,aalseIor Coz he eicc-
issciiy 81 tho ~ai then u there Is any.
thing Ia The fellows, yoa'Il ed Il ou, a
ihen. sna contribute best TO il,e enjoy.
meai u the comrsny aaa. besides. Il
iherr u uoshias pari~ulsr IN you,
(~hich IL barely possible. bot s,ill g.pssi.
bie.) Yen ~cnf expose yoarself and an,
nsy eal,~s l.cetsle---Dr. Elder.
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1JisceiiaOecus.

BrAns TRAINED TO rHs PLow.--
A curious incident The following /.
IN exirae, from letter dated Bcnning.
ton. dee, %. l77i, copied from The
Aer Lesdon Gasef,r Of Feb. II, l772:
a very odd kink Of providence
happened ia'el. in our ncishborhooj,
via Mr. Zsbulcn Sianhopc. farmer liy-
ing about five miles n. T.. BY \. Of this
township. having trained couple &c
large bears 10 the plow, and other SER
vices. cis,ped them before his slcd last
week, with twenty schippies Of wheat
Cor the New City. The animals drew
extremity well for four miles and half,
when tie halter II the near bear giving
way, the farmer set about repairing !,
to, ~Llis he was ,Lss employed. tho in
human brute, seirinv him by the right
lcg. tore !, miserably aud both bear:
hauling together, ran away with the
lied; 80 that with the creates, difficulty
he gos home IN icar hours on foot.
Messengers were despatched TO look
Cor the sled and cargo and two day.
brins spent 10 ffuiiles. search, ihey
were given up Tor hot 80, on the
bird. at Dcon. the noise of lied neal
The house was heard. and young Gat
ssaahol'C jumped up TO sec who wa
ooniaF ~hen---behold 10 bis grea
astonishmcn,. Il proved 10 he the tw'
tcar drawing the slrd into Tie BAR
With no earthly thing Ia Il. exeer, fou
iarss bears and three cubs the lad
and iwo mea who happened TO be the
IN il,e house, ran nimh,y. and shuttle
she barn door, ~iih ny lo1g gun she
then sii throash a encsisr.
The ubcai has sinrc bcrn discovered
b., the fur~r's leg u expected to ealv
IN sias 90 twn."
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ffnis ,, fasesf sssars s.-s -,rsi.rsf ess~uss,
ss.ai wees .=sass o., s.saasiss sssss - go
essr : s-rs uraes 1888 ssss sissts'f s'srsus
atsaaf 1, ssta, isssss~s si'sf rsas t-si
Ase .sss - sserss s-,ss 49,. s+ss- @srs
~ a..sa s.aa sssess. NJ - sass.--
ssa.a.se s.-as ist-sss.s fsst. - Asra'st istis
ssa ae.s ss,,-s - i.~.t a.sf s,rs psis.
f.svstl ,ss sasa ss.t stscssa. a assf Az
tfAiiss ss.f saess t.ssu . tssss tssss
A. s.ss ..ss. .ssss1. haii sssas.rswsss ~.
fss,srAs isss. sss isssseussls als-&s
sss-A sa...a. ssua r.st ssss ssssis ssss ss,,
ses u.ssasy nsss.a. sos . ssh $40 ss.~fs
- f,.-.s. ss~-. ess. hs,s4.~-s sss-t
h ~ ~ a sai, i,.s safif $3.50 sss is~t
saas "a. ~ 1855 ~. ists sstsses $50.
yts.-, ~ -, i-ar~ - sA.-s sshs i.ssss
lss,-a.a,s !. "a ttraeF asHesf
sse estt $50 400 s-.ss-@ss Es~sf - s-ss
~. 49, ssrsss.~s - 80 rsssf ssssas
A., aaa.srt ~ ess sasas sss ssAs.,
sss. 4. sas.e,sAss, issss ~ asssssa -afNaH
~ s.asssrs ssr~t. stsaas fsss Isei-t 10 i'sEs
49, 80 ca r.sD.s. ssnF ssi-h fss~
~ snas& -. ~ a ssafii iAns
ls-S sssu-ssss sa.s.- A. a "a. isii&ss lar.
.-sssis 90 ssssfs bsa-esis ~ ~sssfsaf sssa
ss.ss fssas- 49, ~ sess-s--si.s e.sais u ers
sss..vs ss,sa sn< ssss :, sn<Assss 81 ssassurs !
sas ~ as, sessss . .A.rh ~ hs es.4
RReals ass asassss.--t bss ssa !. Nc Pest T.
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isYosrsST Tnvrus.--No farmer can
reaIiEc The full benefits Of his profession
without adopting thorough system ofcul-
rDrc. lie surres~. commensurate 10 his
wishes, slsAys depends upon the manner
IN which be prcpars his grounds, plants
he seed, ami fears his stock. Neither of
thnse departments, which may be consider
cd the cardinal ones Of his profession, will
take care of themselves. The soil may be
rich. bat !, needs culture. Ills seed may
be sosn, but il should be in due time, and
slways ON soil vcll prepared, and Of a suit
shle gssbsy for the production If the crop
desired Ills stock rnrns, be constantly
cared fsss derives IL Thrift, ffotn the soil
and sends back again to that soil the sus-
ienAnce il requires bu, this Is no, done IN
loose OF haphasard way. The farmers
care is required, and all his better judgincn,
must be constantly exercised IN keeping
up ihis system Of reciprocal benefits that
taay be realized BY every intelligent and
Industrious fsrner. IN. l.. cultyatcrs
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Agricultural.


Tfssr ~ aas~a~ which sssnssinns AZ
scis sisrr esae5 ". stretches. ". ba-
Aver 4 sisasa invariably CONES on while
Ii. slangp At siss barn. and keF GA dry
fspa. We have h-sFd Il remarked that
iis~s saspsp ~is,sh have bern ed With chat,
80 srs t.'7sasiod 20 eat us ei.afI iroa III.
f'rrshisE snrr, are Snof- liable To II than
sshsrs TAs sysnysoas esiiiss themselves
Ny iess = spFzsiie AMI d0ihn~e. Tho
slAs~p c<aes hos bo~n. and iarn gets up
saJ ,esrsshcs itself. rHssinlng IN ihai po-
sasApn ssr latte iime. We bru scen
,hea. -iils iy,ae do.n, thrp~ ,i,ei, heads
hsot and sirt<h 10 that manner.
WHIST - thr eansF n shss disorder -
W. had sock taken ~ih Il last week
y hss been krts % dry fodder With the
sshers sincc II can't 10 the barn. We M
nees szse time sge that Il appeared dbl,
dld 10; ss0sc ogi ~ the way 80 quickly ar
smi. s-sd I'D as eaxss W " Ne fodder 80
asdy as Il nsrsriy dsl shod week OF
s'ssssgs ssfar ias d~slh the sfrrioAss- be-.
gus 10 euane on. We gave il a aose ofcil,
Ia half P.n,.l sssa. a. Morrsil, in he Amer.
scsa hissIshesa, says one a his sciglbors
rs-osasnf n'ls gass of isbaoeo, and that be
ssssrs.'A h.u, iis, b. aisscf los sl,eey
By tn sssschcs shrr administering tins
tSoseeos Issioa, -e ga tobacco chewef
10 rsts ssc q biz f'rsh qaias ao~n the poor
ars,arr'. ihfsAl Noshiag. however. scrm-
I'd 10 - any f''sd AZ be had pa drank
sayshlng &c several asys, ~c ihoaghi we
-sa,ia pour isssss ~srs wsinr down. SC.
ssfaingl, ~ pssxrd si,-n sbom quart,
ami sssss d,s'aT Ibis snd lesfing him 90. be
hid sss@n Ane dira almost Immediately. -
A ese q GA ssgs.s,ss. ar i1s,her Cobb,
had ssssed that IN cssssn,ng ene 81 his
sheep. shish he'd dssd -iih The stretches,
10 fSsd that pos',os u The ssses,ii,c.
ksd t.ss, itaO spashrr Poss,ot, and thus cFe-
s,rd sitTpagr, ~e cparlnd.d 10 have =
ges ~sytSm essmlastiun ~ iins .ssbi.V,.--
We s.asa everything rsgis W ,lc lanr.,
ks~r. .sssr<t s-i Asss. psspps ,ir gall
kisases, ~hsch ras snennca.ly a,sscrd-d
The ssasii iaiessinos wefe Ia k0se places
covered rfh sshsn basrhrs 90 iahcrcl.s
49, si.- @es<es~- had Que psstiua efo~de.
hss sise ssbes, and the inacf, CO strxnsals
ted rossian. had bccoass iaassscd. aud issrn
cd sdhessess. and The coats ~rre ususi
,hkAraai. faruaias sxs ~ feshy mas
sArvayssa,. rhis -orld % csar-s ptc-isc,
death isf.~a lear. bn, shs dezth oeenres
- sssa siisf sssiio~fsr sise water ~e car
ma sH,egsss. The ssunssb -ss md ssacl
d,Assard, and s,errhsns srPe~red hnsl,h.
AR ihs afsashos si-sss caused BY ihi
,ssassnsrss<son.- this puiiing IN q
v>e-~ - en- ipsnsfiBr -iihln sissiser II .
tisss ssn t- ~ easr shs h,iIs vhii
assa.rg. Hiiraaid q tsAscca ever caFc
ia s@aA nAsas. !, nsse BE- N tho sery earl
SAG. and shea oniy BY rsrs'~rssy a rssr
vlsse leisss,ssa u all ,se psrs. s,ss ,iri
sl,p~sax ti.e enclosed pat 10 al su, "
kurr. fsns aahsw shs tes,p sissssl4 lss
Aay saA IDS lhlrs-s. ts<y -iii sHkr
esrfi eznzzrf'er ssi s-r-fssin 4 n
sssse osa BE k-ass h shrlr snssneis as ~
fsas1 n the t-e above asasea.--l Main
fsrrssf.
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Bufiinrtrn. NJ. ........... i"iSss"s.
Connect nt darlington
With Straanrrs CT i1aitshufr and Nuutfnal Railroads
rna with the Nerlntgt trEtfai, and Nrrnoni and
Canada Ksad., &c the last, Nofih aud Wet. va
,samplain and 81 iawFrnrr, and the ordc"shurfh
Ralipsad~.
Connect at Rutland
With the Trains OF Wcstrfn Nsnaant. Rntisnd aud
WA.ington. and ssfa'nfA and Warrington Railroads,
tH New. N,sk, Albany, Tiny, schenectady, buffalo
and the West.
Connect at Bellows Falls
Nh Trains Of thr.hre, Ncfnfunt valley, and Suili-
van Railroads, fH Ninasrr hos,aH, Worcester, low
ri Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and New
York.
Qy- Fares arr less when Ticseis are purchased
ihr ufhcr-, than when PAID In The tar.
JOHN :. DUNLAP, SaF'L
Burlington Nov. 10, iSia 46u
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c. BURT a. SON.

itnnFAlnr h,sUTr AND sliufs. ssas,ssIas
i.'NNf - rttssi ts.ssrs itns fass ls..asA 4 ~
EsHsis, ts-iA :. sac Csst h@ss hsa $40 ka,si ~,
a.slsss hr-ares, fias NtaA raie1 siaiiTr. fssl.-e
AZ go NsiAias rtr--. i4saaa Taes a,.sas 80
slllaffEs rtn-f - tefsegs tin4s ~ sssn - ss1-
sl.ly - - sHies assds q sssssfa AN laa
~sffaesse ~ Asss Is.n rrifs1 ih-as ans rtssr.
- rstfh ~ tltsr 49, ia l-.ut go ga1t.if
ss Iaars Ass-s's NssusEa, sse ahllar.A's Est
- fittf - - i-Hf aAats. hl.r - fsIrs naf
tAa-e i<sts.ss tftss .aA.-s Al q sl~h a ~ 80
- sr.3f -, q ~ k-s-a Araf..
nsneed. itAasss Il tt.a
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Bssres Wsss.-T1,e Herald STATE. that
= yeung snsrses lads. living IN Dover street
esiied a, store oa was,sinsssn ssrecs
senss sssss sisca. and made ssne ts1f-haees
Assr sA- bs1 paid cor sls- sssleiss, sl,e 90.
nta psEsass u lhr arm salnA heF 70 step
n fiss e.rs a tsr stars. ~hcFt be aeuuscs
hcs 4 sseslns sasnr srieirs and Ia The
nss-s nsis manner pror~edri 70 sesfrh her
I.crson br q eoors~ hsana Dasfstlig. Ths
iaef aprs reschiar hssns ~As - stseckei
,hss 80 rss tstra N - fss~s and rssnais-
81 sirt &C. tArcs ws.eis. The stareieeref
hsas@ Il iAis sirkfs.s. sesa soae spsAo-
rsEiaf &c has raaene@s. sHd b. reseo,s,d
l-rFuaasseH u car a, he As.ass and fssti,ef
rsfasan ~ p.sisrs
ohs 3sy isss ~erl ~ ia1g 500 Sod
thst ~ Teslid set klfa 90 ossskia sc.
tny Szsof.As~Tsf .iieA accordingly. ssi
sss sAops t-as tlss hssk tasis 500 AZ.
iss ~ isselhF Aaors .ss~ ti.so.s os.~a. snd
t,ss tasssH.t q ~ itss.iiea isay Nd N -
,saAsAs.t shet&asyrs fes.srd ssaa sA.s sssi
aspsls hslsss faeaA shess large Essss
Gas ss-csssliie1 srl irar..asrs1 lsua q. > ~
ss~fn--u- sLs AsS sses-e4 Is 81 q
ssesiAs- Anss uanfsr - to- ~ rse
s.sasa q ~ s.a.4se sv-5ss( ~ dsss, 49,,
en- n M ssuar ls4se~ irrsr1 800 4
30 yAs~essA oa.s.@s.san1 ~ = aae~s'
wsEA.A r. teeA N kisa shf "a
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1898 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
Weatern Vermont Railroad.

uNRoN RUTLAND TO BENNINGTON, In oon-
ncctoh with isitland A Burlington, Troy Die
ton, and Hudson River Railroads fofning III. only
Espfcrs and Through Mail Ln- tnn Muntrcsi, oe
drnshurrh, Rouse's Point, Burlington, aud fiatts
butah To- Troy, Albany, New Nork, and tho West.
No change II Cars O. baggage between Rutland
and Toy.
OriensbnrFh and Montreal ~ through % Troy
the same day. fsrr-ngers leaving Montreal at ~ NJ.
will reach Tfuy the same evening, and New York
i2.so =. NJ. neat day. Passengers leaving Montreal
BY afternoon train reach Tiny melt day at 225, and
New Nork az . T., N.
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e. zs.is~s men err ever aisliaysns
ss yos the ,srea~'h 81 ii,rir tslisf shiis
jsassssas mea aFs si.osias ysa the
grounds ofn.
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POND q MORSE,

OAvD - lvAON6Es
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
tu,ie- BviIpi.s, M.isr En-, RurLsss, VIZ
hfALEks In frstamefy Fancy Articles; Fancy
i soap- Tistii, Hair and Flesh Brushes d;aiva1-
thd"niiasi snpIrster, % Iernianent euse 81 oil
Nervous Diseases, viz = Headache, Paipita-
ton ofthe Heart rheumatism Asthma;
Apopplesy Spinal Disease Prslsp-
"a. tten Pain In the side; Tie
Ds."rcsr Lispr Complaint,
nssg<p-ia Lsssisude
H~sJHsRdesey, kr.)
TgiseE. aud eHOtLDER BRAcEs.
usrntsx FIutd and Cara phems.
Wa koep eonstasfly "a hand well selected stark
Of bmf., Medicines, Aad f'benieas, which gsiAs-
sntrs Of The iasesi Qualities, and oGer
the nsst feAsunalse Terms Particular Atirnfnn raid
Ia selecting and manufacturing al she nars eatnn.n
afilelss constantly ased an domestic practice.
The Most tmpertaHt Discovery ever
Made.
reiir PIE frss SAFETY Lamp and Feeder
hurHinE fiuid rSn i-s asea iih perfect safety We
eaa convince the mssf tasidas ~ their superiority
every ether fiaid Lamp Please eaii and exam.
Inc At the Drug rrfe IL
POND A MORSE
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e. There are scne that live ~ilhoui
ANY design Al AL. caiy psss Ia the uoria
iks araws o. asissr--'i.ry % ma 80,
boat arr carried
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Quickest, Cheapest, and Hest Route.
IL hours saned, aaa spegaaiod for comfort.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN IL. IL. LINE,
NI carrying the great Western ", =. Mail between
Buffalo and Chicago, wsukegan, Kenoshs, Racine,
Milwaukee, and shey boy gan, ria Monroe, and Toleda
Through To Chicago In - hours, avoiding night travel
by cars.
The travelling public are respectfully informed that
the Michigan Southern Raroad Company have com
eird eir rad frun Monroe IN the city Of Chicago,
with beavs trail, and have placed upon the Lakes,
in connection with this route, the following mag
nifrent and uneqnaled RtesIRerss Empire State n.
Van Allen, Commander, leaving Bufolo Mondays and
Thursdays .kcrfhsrn Indian, Il. Wagstan, Connman-
der, leaving buffalo Tuesdays and frdaysj Sesthere
.1ea,gan, A. u. Perkins, nmander, leaving Buffalo
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
No expense has been spared IN the construction and
fitting up Of the above s,eamcrs. Their engines
ofarre power and low pressure having been ronstrue
ted expressly Tor these boats.
The boats will leave the ". 4. II. n. Line Dock
loot of Commercial 81 after the arrival IL the
Evening Express Train az viii allow the mails be
pforeedinr with detention Monre, Gao miles In
!; boars,) where the Express Train will be IN waiting
10 convey passengers directly into the city 81 Chic
l2t5 miles Ia h0urs.)
Passengers have their baggage taken 10 the boats
free by delivering their checks To the Baggage agent
the Lane, who III always be the Train. They can
also have their baggage checked from Buffalo 10 Chi
cago.
While the mails being changed, and baggage Sc
ieo'eo ana taken 10 ne boats, passengers viii have
The distance saved BY this Line over any other route
is between 80 and 20 miles
siate Rooms board ofthe boats, are reserved Cor
passenger arriving on the Evening Espses- Train.
kissr, Agent, ". =. X. r. Dock, feos 81 Commercial
ftrest, Buffalo.
Tickets The above Line, can he obtained At tina
once Of the H. A B. u. Il. Company sl-f
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FISh - fAFNESss
MESSENGERS pass ~ and from all places On tho
NI routes of Fiiehburg, Worcester and Nashua, Yer
mont and Mass, Cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland a.
Burlington Railroads. Connections with other com
panics are arranged that all express matter he
forwarded without delay, 90 any psr Of tho United
States, Canadas, Provinces, OF Europe. We assnme
no responsibility beyond the terminus Of routes.
Bundles, Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise gen
orally, forwarded with dispatch. Notes, Drafts Bils
&C., collected, paid, or negotiated socks, Produce
and Merchandise bought sold, and all kinds OF ex
press business promptly attended to.
In sending money or parcels Of considerable vapie
the amount must he stated otherwisc we are moi re-
sPonsibe IN cases Of loss beyond the sum Of my dol
lars ON any parcel.
All packages should be made compact as possible
and package will be received unless In gsod order
and distinctly marked All express business should s
accompanied with written orders, uiiscaled and per
sonally signed.
Letters cannot be taken 1t being prohibited by III,
Post Office Department
All packages should be marked "Fisk & Rice's Ia
press"
Principal oiice Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK RICE, Proprietor.
/ l0-tf w. +. JOHNSON, .fgfnf, Rutland