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List OF Causes.

nor Special Court of Common Pleas oe
q Northumberland County to commence on
Monday, the 3lst day of October next. A. D..
1853. ~
James Graham VS. Hupb Bcllas q, -,
Com'th for VIM L Heineman ys II A piI;nr,o,,
Com'wealth for s. D. W. II. A. Dillno,o,, e.
'oruah bail
Mahonoy and Shamokin a,
Improvement CO S abraham Paul
kcnderton Smiths exrs. vs. a. - q 4. q.
Morris
Jane Bogar vs. George p Buyer. o., =,
Henry Donnel Ell al vs. Hugh Belas
Robert Philips VS. Zerby Run and Shamokiu
Improvement Company
JAMES BEARD, Pto,h'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Sunbury. Aug. 27, lS53.-S
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REPORTED DEATH OF GEN. LAMAR The
San AnIona Ledger, of The 26lh ult,, says;
"a repor, is in town that Gen. Lamar is no
more. His name has been identified with
the history OF Texas from its first settlement
by the Americans to the present time. As
President Of the late Republic, he was By
turns The subject of inordina!e praise and in.
discriminate censurs.n
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New YoRk, Ang. 81 Late dates frsm ST..
Thomas, received by the Spanish steamer
Boriugnino, confirm the previous adviees in
relation 10 the seTvile insurreciion in the is
land of Torloa. The most Of The white in-
habilants made their escape TO ST. Thomas
in boats. Troops were sent from 81. Croix,
81 Thomas and Antigua, and, from The last
accounts, the insurrsclion had probably been
queilsd
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6T AccIDENT.-We regret to say that
Benz. F. Delhi, one of the men engaged in
firing the cannon on the opening of the
Philadelphia and Sunbury rail road, on
Thursday, had his right wrist seriously in
jured by the premature discharge Of the
cannon.
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EDITORS TABLE.


PLuMbISe SHoP.-We refer our readers to the
advertisement of Mr.. Newman. of Pottsville. who
keeps on hand all kinds Of articles relating to his
branch Of business, such as lead pipe, tin, &c.
We call the attention o. our readers to the Al.
vertisement of Newman a. Warwick, stove deal
en. ]. Palmer & Co., fish 4 provision mer.
chants, also to the fertilizers Of Mr.. Leinsu.
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFF SALE.

pY Virtue of certain writ of Fl. Fa. TO me
- directed, will he sold by public venduc or
outcry, upon the premises, at one O'Clock, p. NJ.
Oh Monday, the l2th of September, next, a GER
tain two story FRAME SHOP, situate in Tur-
butville, Lewis township, Northumberland coun-
ty, upon certain lot of ground belonging to
Andrew Terwilliger.
Seized, taken IN execution and to be sold as
the property of Michael $. Brohst.
WILLIAM B. KlPP, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office
SnuhuIy Aug. 27. 1853
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20 Our streets have been considerably
improved the past year by the supervisors
River street, from the Court House down
to Blackberry street, has been handsomely
graded, and is decidedly improved, practi-
cally as well as in appearance.
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CINCINNATI, Angnst "a.

Aid for New Orleans Health of Cincinna-
Ii, &c The subscription here for the New
Oheaus sufferers, now amounts 10 S60O0.
This city is unusually healthy.
The river has a depth of feet, and is
still rising
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ID L T. ID.

10 this place, on Sunday last, SUSAN,
daughter OF William B. and Anu l.. Kipp,
aged years and 2 months.
Dearest Susan, thou has ef, US,
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But tits God who has Lerelt US,
lie can all our sonows heal.
In this place, on the 18th inst, JOHN s,
son Of Charles and May Bright, aged year,
2 months and i6 days.
Ia Point township, on the 10th inst, MIR.
JOHN DlEHL, aged about So years.
AT Northumberland, on Tuesday last, Mr..
CHRISTOPHER WOODS, aged about as
years.
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% LAND WARRANTs.-Persons having
Land Warrants for sale, can dispose oil
them for cash, by applying at this office.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.

FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
JOHN G. KNOX,
OF Tiogd County.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER:
THOMAS FORSYTH,
Of Philadelphia County.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
EPHRAIM BANKS,
Of MiGin County.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL:
J. PORTER BRAWLEY.
OF Crawford County
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u Arrangements are in progress 10 carry
the mails and passengers between this place
and Potsville, after Monday next, by rail
road 10 Shamokiu
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ILLEGAL VoTING The Grand Jury al Lex
ingion, KY, have indicted thirteen persons
for illegal voting and three for perjury, al the
late Cor gressonal election in the Ashland
nistriet
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Never suffer long from Cough. AT this
age Of the world, when you can get AYERS
CHERRY PEcToRAL, j, is criminal neglect,
if you do not cure H.
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OPENING CELEBRATION OF THE PHILA
DELPHIA l. sUNBURY RAILROAD.

The formal opening of the Philadelphia
and Sunbury rail road took place on Thurs
day last. In the morning quite crowd
was gathered at the point of starting at this
place. The new Locomotive, the "David
Longenecker" with two elegant passenger
cars, containing number of invited guests
from the neighboring towns, sci out for
Shamokln about IL O'clock, A. NJ. The
ride through the beautiful valley was de-
lightful.
The cars moved over the road at the
rate OF about 25 miles per hour, but with
that everything had been arranged and ST..
cured in the most prrfec, order. The En-
Of Mr.. Fisk, one OF the directors OF the
road, which, according TO the advice OF
Punch, is a certain prevention against accl-
dents. On arriving at the first mines near
Shamokin, We found the citizens and the
| H'h'oiy SOihPdhy VI thot P'uSV ieoNy ~
ceive US with flags, banners and music.
In the procession was large lump of
coal weighing several tons, drawn by four
horses, on which was mounted miner, as
black as an Ethiope, with pick in hand,
and lamp burning on his head. The
procession, on reaching the hotels in the
upper town was soon scattered, enjoying
the hospitalities oi the place. While en-
joying ourselves in the commodious man
sion OF DR.. Atwaer, whose house was
h thrown open for the occasion, the arrival
p OF our friends from Philadelphir, Poitsville,
e &c, abou, seventy in number, was announ-
ced by tremendous cheers. They had left
Philadelphia in the morning train at hall
n past seven, A. NJ, and reached Schuylkill
n Haven at ii, A. NJ, and thence by the Mine
!. hill rail road to Mackeysburg, l2 miles. and
is thence over the mountains uy way of Ottos,
H. Forge. where they stopped and enjoyed ar
e' excellent lunch, TO Shamokin, l6 miles b,
al carriages, arriving at the latter place. a
half past three o'clock, which, allowin.
one hour to this place, makes the tim,
Ne from Philadelphia 10 Sunbury nine hours
lr The cars, locomotive and tender were liter
of ally jammed full. The train arrived i,
Il, Sunbury between 6ve and six P. M. amid.
the firing of cannon, and the CHEERING q
=" the crowd, without single circumstanc
=. TO mar the pleasures of the day, and a.
,e expressing themselves highly gratifed an
IN delighted with the trip. On arriving a
4 Sunbury, the procession, numbering abor
Is two hundred, headed by the Danvill
- Brass Band, which had accompanied US I
- Shamokin, marched to Weavers Hotr
% where sumpiuous entertainment had bee
We spread over two tables, running the entir
length OF Mr.. wsaveu new dining room
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

Elizabeth Thompson Notice is hereby
VS. given to the Heirs
The Collatarel Heirs of and Guardians of
David Thompson, decd, David 4 h ompso n,
decd, that by virtue of certain writ of partition
and valuation to me directed, an Inquisiton will
he held upon the premises of the real Estate Of
David Thompson, decd, situate in Coal town.
ship, Northumberland county, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, on Thursday, September 5th, 1853, at which
time and place the aforesaid Heirs and Guardians
are hereby warned to be and appear if by them
deemed expedient.
WM. B. KIPP, Sheriff.
Sherifl's Office,
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$40 REWARD.

yHN HE above reward will lie paid for iniorma-
y ton thai will lead to the discovery and
conviction of the person persons who were guilty
Of filling the axel boxes of the passenger and coal
cars of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad,
with sand and dirt.
d. LONGENECKER, Prest.
Sunhury, Aug. 27, ls53.--
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FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

The Soulhren mail last highl hIough, New
Orleans papers of the l6ih The Bee oi the
date says:
The returns of the Board of Health for be-
ginning of the week Indicate no abatement
in the mortality. The deaths BY The cpl
demic continue 10 average between $50 and
200 per diem. Although there are many cases
in private practice and among respectable
circles, it is subject Of special remark that
they are easily managed: and that very few
prove fatal. Almos, every residen, has had
occasion to verify this fact within his own
range Of observation, The disease seizss
upon al. the unaccimated but lis attacks
seem TO be mortal chiefly among the uiior-
10 proceed too Tar before obtaining medical
aid, or are unable to command this injispeu.
sable means OF safety. We know personally
OF al least fifty acquau'ances who have been
stricken down with the disease, bui not one
has pershed-thanks 10 timely attention and
scientific skill.
Introduction of the Yellop Fever in New
York aPprehendsd. The New York Tribune
OF yesterday has the following rather alarm
Ing announcement:
We nave private aivices from New Or
leans which reveal the astounding and alarm.
ing fact that the clothes aud suilrd linen,
Slck-chambeI rags, and so fotih, of persons
dying Of the Yellow Fever aud Black Vomit
are shipped to this city by rag spectators
Our authorities should immediately be Oh The
alert, or we shall have .he peslienre in The
midst OF MS. Rag-men, OF whom here is a
great number in New Orleans, on being ask
ed what they were picking up, referred ou
iniorman, TO severa places where they wer,
purchased. With some friends, he went ,C
rag-buyers' depot, who informed him ,ha
the rags went TO New York, and that 10
had been shipped the day before! LooI
out, therefore, for the Pestience messen
gers!
AT the Charity Hospital the bodies are pu
into the coffins naked, and the clothing O
the deceased sold TO The highest bidder -
Such are our private advices, and nineteen
bodies so treated came under our informant
notice. These sales lake place once week
Our letter further remarks that when tn
rag-shippers learned Of the exposure like
10 be made of their shipments, they woul
put up their rags in casks TO secrete them III
better. Most Of The clothing taken from IN
deceased victims is covered Nth black pon,i
Look out, we repea, TO the aulhorile
against the introduction OF The pesrileuc
among US, by these shipments Of rags all
old clothes.
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LnrI.YIIIE Ann

LUUIsVILLE, Aug u.
Yellop Fepsr al Vieksbarg and Natche=.--
A despatch received here fom jackson,
Tennessee, says, that The yellow fever is rag.
lug awiully at VIcSsbure and Matches Ey.
cry QUE lha, can leave, is Fastening away.
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Peter Bordner Notice is hereby Civ
On TO the Heirs and
The Heirs Of Guardians of Baltzer
BaIzer Bordner, decd, Bordncr decd that
by virtue of certain writ fpartition aud valua-
ton to me directed, an lnquistion will be held
upon the premises of the reah Estate of Baltzer
Bordner decd, situate i'll Lower Mabanoy town
ship, Northumberland county, at II O'Clock, A.
NJ, on Monday. October 3 1858, at which time
and place the aforesaid Heirs, and Guardians are
hereby warned to be and appear if by them
deemed expedent
WILLIAM B. kIPP, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office
Sunburv. Aug. 20, 1861
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MI A IL IL 1 Z ID.

By the Rev. Mr., Ross, Mr.. ALBION II Al
ExANDER, TO Miss REREccA A. FURMAs, both
of Sham0kn township.
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Teachers Manled.

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals for
~ Twelve Teachers will he received by the
Board of School Directors of Shamokin township,
at the house of Charles Lesenring, on SATUR.
DAY, the 18th day of September next at which
time and place examinations and slotinents viii
be made. By order of the Board,
BENJAMIN WULVERTON, Sec.
Shamokin tp., Aug. 20. ls53-5t.
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NOTICE..

SEALED proposals will be received at the Of
~ flee Of the Supervisor in Shickshinnv, until
Saturday. the I7rh day of September next for
the lease of the surplus.water at Lodges Run
Aqueduct for a term not exceeding ten years.
GEO. w. SEARCH, Supervisor
n. b. Canal.
Shickshinny, Aug. 20, ls53.-4t.
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STOVES. STOVES.

WE, the undersigned would respectfully call
w the attention of purchasers to our superior
stock of Stoves, Cauldrons. &c. The superiority
of our Stoves above all others is so well known
that we deem it unnecessary to enter into detail
of them.
We would invite your attention TO our Mae
gregor Heating Store. As the price of coal is
on the rise, this is the most economical stove the
public can use. These stoves are of sizes suitable
for heating the smallest room and those capable
of containing from 10000 to $4,000 cubic feet.
Our Cook Stoves consist Of the Globe Cook, for
coal-M odern Troy, for wood b uck's celebrated
wood stove-Complete Cook Yocom Cook
Hagsr Cock, &c. &c. Our assortment of Cook
and Parlor stoves is the best in the market, and
persons desiring to purchase will do well by ia
voring us with call before purchasing elsewhere
NEMAN & WARWICK.
Successors to Potts & Yocom.
N. E. Corner 2nd and Race Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
Phila., Avg. ~, ls53.-3n.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
\ appointed by the Orphans Court of Nor
thumherland county, in the matter of the excep-
tons to the account of William GAS 4 William
NJ. Miller, Executors of Alexander Strickland,
decd, will attend TO the duties Of his appointment
at his office, in Sunhury. on Saturday, the Sd
day of September, at 0 o'clock. A. NJ, where all
interested may call if they think proper.
NJ. i. SHlNDEL, Auditor.
SunburY, Aug. 20, lS53.-td.
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NOTICE.

is hereby given that the partnership heretofore
existing between John Raymond and samuel
Shaler, contractors, ON section No. Al of the
Susquehanna Railroad, under the firm of John
Raymond & Co.. has been dissolved, and the bu-
sness will hereafter be conducted by the suhscri.
her. JOHN RAY MOND.
August 81, lS53.-3t.
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Farmers, Attention.! A
This is The proper season TO use
Leinaus American Fertilizer

Lt III AWeIICdH rtIIIIIZtT
HPoN your farms. This trnly valuable Ma
u nure can be had at S25 per ton, or S3,5s
per barrel, of the proprietor. Try it.
Also GuGno and Poudretts Also, Super
Phorphate of Lime and Aqua ammonia
Farmers making Muck Hills, will find few
barrels invaluable. For FRUIT TREES
which it wi greatly benefit by being scattered
around after they have been dug about--a light
coating. For Sale only by
GEO. A. LEINAU, Prop'r.
No. 10 South Front ST. Philadelphia.
August ~, ls53.--3t.
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EXCITING NEWS FROM MExIco.

The New Orleans Picayune has received
advices flom El Passo, Mexico, TO the 22d Of
July, which report the existence OF great ex-
citemeni, in consequence of disturbance
between party Of Americans and Mexicans
at that place.
1t appears that an American who had re-
Gently returned from California was seized
by tho Mexicans for some alIedged offence,
aud cast into prison, on hearing of which
circumstance a party of his friends (also
American>) commenced an attack upon the
Jail for the purpose of efTrciug his liberation
aud rescue.
guard OF Mexican troops, however, soon
came Up, and witnessing The action OF the
.meIlcans, fired upon them, causing the lat.
ter 10 beat partial retreat. The fight was
afterwards renewed, aud the District Attor.
ney Of E. Passo county, Texas, who was
present, killed One person was also severe
ly wounded.
Wha, the final result of the affair would
be was not known, but The Mexican forces
were armed and drilling near ihe American
town of Passo, which was in great danger.
RATIO OF MORTALITY AT New ORLEAs.-
Upon the supposiion that the population of
New O!raus AT the present time does not
exceed 80 600. the ratio OF deaths week be-
fore last was one ou, of every fifty persons.
! Th- same raie of mortality in New York city
/ would give zen thousand deaths weekly IT.
/ four weeks, more person died in New Orean.
than for the whole last year in Boston.
| YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANs-The
New Ol-aus Commercial Bulletin of the
lilh says:
The mortality increases ir very progres.
sive ratio. For the week ending on the
30,h the yellow fever inierments were SOC
total of all diseases $50 +; The week ending
on the 6 h lust, the total was 1856 of whit
1886 were of yellow fever; and for the las
week mp 10 yesterday morning, the tota
deaths were 1892, of which 1869 were O
yellow fever The total deaths since Ma,
7S h, when the firsi case Of yellow fever wa,
reported, are 567l, of which 1886 are Of yel
low i,ver'
The Mortality at New Orleans on the Increase
Appeal for Further Aid
New ORLEANS, Aug. 10 The total mum
ber of deaths reported for the - hours end
ing to-day, is 2l2. of which number %
were by yellow fever; being a large in
crease. The distress is very great, TO mi,i
gate which the Howard Association are open
ing four new Hospitals. They appeal 10 III
benevolent for further assistance.
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D On account Of sickness among our
hands, we are unable 10 furnish our readers
with the usual quantity Of matter this week.
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n. Nj. Newnams
Beatty's Rotv, Norwegian street, Pohsr,ne,
Penna.
pIunlkist AhOn

HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SUP
hA ply of all sizes of Lead Pipe Sheet Lead,
Block Tin, Bath Tubs, Shower Baths. Hy drafts,
Hose, Double and Single Acting Pumps and Wa
ter Closets; also, all kinds of Bra's Cocks for
watr aud steam. Brass Oil Cups, and Globes
for Engines. All kinds of Copper Work and
Plumbing done in the neatest manner at the
shortest notice.
N. B. Cash paid for old Brass and Lead
Pottsville, Aug. 27, ls53-ly
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To ApvER1sERs- The circulation OF the Suhoury
American among the different towns on the snsquthsha
10 not sIcesded squasd by any paper published in North
en- Pennsylvania.
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Constantly on hand
and for sale BY
] PALMER & Co.
/ Market-Slreei
Wharf
Philadelphia.
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Gov. LANE, Of Oregon, on his arrival in the
Isnilnry under his new commission, made
public sp ech al Portland, on the I4rh of
May from which the following is an extract
as gwen IN paper friendly TO him.
president Pierce tapped me on The .houl.
der, and asked me whether was still deter
mined 10 g" back 10 Oregon, to which | ,e-
Piled, dead or alive, should go back. The
President then said that The critical position
OF our foreign relations required The old er.
perieneed statesmen al the head OF affairs
and that he would be highly graiified if
would remain as one Of his constitutional ad
risers but that, II I was determined 10 %
back, he hoped that would accept the offics
Of Governor OF Oregon, which did, and hav,
now The commission in my pocket" &c.
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

SherllI 5 UfnCe,
Sunbury, Aug. 20, 1858. St :
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instrumental music. Perhaps no stu
dent ever master those two languages
thoroughly i'll four years, (and Greek
is often included,) and few, it any,
ever become accomplished performers
on the piano or harp in so short a
ti"ic. But by what magic is it that
girls beginning Latin in the latter half
Of their junior year, and French in
their senior year, can master them
before the end of the course. Pardon
us for speaking plainly; but we can
hardly look on this course as less than
fraud. A girl studies Latin twelve or
fifteen months, and French half as
!ong-at the same time having doz-
en- other studies on hand-and grad
yates with credit, and takes her di-
ploma as having taken the regular
course, Greek, French, Latin, and all
Is not the girl cheated into opinion
that she understands the languages
Of which she can know nothing of any
value-and the parent cheated out of
his money? Any man capable of
teaching the languages, knows that
such a mere smattcring as can be ac-
quircd i'll so short time, can he Of no
value to the student then what is TIE
object? What can it be, if it be not
to give false character to the school,
and get money, virtually, by false pre-
tences Perhaps some palliation
may be found in the vitiatcd public
taste, and the false pride Of parents.
which leads them to seek as large a
literary name as possible for their
daughter, whether true or false ; but
this cannot, it would seem, be a full
justification of trustees and teachers,
who are the persous to correct those
errors, rather than by bowling, to
strengthen them. With defective
modes Of teaching. and an amount Of
studies pressed into the course, much
greater than could be compasscd by
the best possible teaching, it must ne
cessarily happen that female education
must be superficial, and i'll the same
proportion inutile."
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ELCIN SPRING HOUSE.

|TTNHE SPRING HOUSE is open for the re-
l. ception Of visitors. The proprietor will
spare no expense to make il desirable place
Of resort for invalids or parties of pleasure.
The medicinal qualities of these Springs
are equal Ia any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best physicians in the
state Reference may he made to Drs. Allen
and Russell Of Midd!cbury: Drs. Bradford,
Maxiield and Hopkins of Vcrgcnncs Drs
Cram and Stone Of Ferrisburgh Drs. llirn-
burg and Welch, of Burlington Dr. Horton
of Colchester Dir. Warner Of NV Haven
DIR. Hazelton Of Bristol Dir. Bromley of
Huntington DIR. wethcrby of wcstford and
DIR. Cole Of Willston.
The proprietor will run n carriage to the
Depot in Nergcnncs in connection with the
Mail trains of cars. The one moving south
arrives at Vcrgennes at A, II. That moving
north arrives at 3,55 =. NJ. for the accommo-
dation of visitors; or at any other train when
requested. Allorders for water promptly at
tended TO and forwarded by the bottle or
gallon to any part of the world.
Post Office address, Vergcnncs. VI.
SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
Egin Springs, May ., 1853, 2:yl.