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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
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llntcrsri8nstsr wtniGt bur9 priOat SanNeI gu
psrtaufen,
Sine berrlitbe plantafbe,
selee'n in Snlsturs 5amI6ip, 9r6a Gaun,p
9rdnSene an Sanper pcn Sateb 2autenI6ldser,
9lnorsas g8ieprr, Grcroe Jtenmerrr uno Sct.
SEED, uno Die Strnee bic srn Bethlehem mad
@maus fiibrt. gett pur6 bic 9lantaIde; rntbals
tcnb 100 gtdcr, ntebr ceet weni0sr, sutrs Salt
ltein eanp. Gin binlan6Iidcr 2beiI paspn III
ocl3lanp uuO gSielen--bas iibriar III 9utes Saus
lamb inter 9utsn 5rnIen in fdidIi6e 6elper einge-
ttrtlt, uns ii in gutter Gultur. Sarauf 1T erri6s
tct
&E1A Sin 3tpriit6fi9cs iteincrnes
I::;:NAs a& q Il II 1Gnsp
Gas unit riarr anscbauten Slcdtii6r, cine
QrOBe unO quite tsinrrne S4wriser'S 'Saeuer, Elm
Ba9cnbaus, Elm gutter ShprinrsStau, elm 9utes
HauAtaus, unp atpei nirfetlenbc Srunnrn, Der ri'
ne nabr Dem Saule unb Der anbers nabe Der Sdlcu-
T.-3rci CUTE 2lrpfeIs SaumsGrtrn, nstR anrcs
rem Sbit beftnrrn l6 sbenfaaS auf rem Sance,
iptpie elm gutter Salfpfrn une Gin sepdnf6ter
SalfItenbruh.
8aufluIti9e Iollten birie 0ele9rnteit nibt unbr'
must scriiter 9ebcn laecn, intem f6 nur icltrn
Iclfr @elr9snbeten ffnen.
Die Sspn9unsrn, bic man leIdt 81 MAIDEN scs
centt, erfSbrt man rpenn man bel prm llntsr;eids
nrtsn anruit, rer 1elt1 parauf wctnt.
bT"Scllte cbi9rs Giscntbum nift bis gum 80.
Grernbsr bur6 prioat Sanbel Srtauft isin, 70
icl cS bann am 9enannten Gage auf REM plnBs
Ieltt auf 6ffentli6erSenpu prrfauft pcrs
prn. Sclten lid aber aud an jenem Sage feline
Saunulii8e einfnren, 70 pirb rs cann unb baIeItf
aui riu Sabr Srrlrtnt wrpcn.
Sbcmas Ectb.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
3uanift fir bic Seiluna BON ipcbtm Sails.


StiosrS Ain 9trts Co., qa,, Oct. %, Ie5a.
Or. g. Q Ssett:-Das 8ctbSlseinment, pctdbse
gum 8srtaut in mcincm Stcbr 9eIalIsn puros, si6t
3ufriseenbet gu nisiusn &unoen Die ss 9sbraubt ba:
6en. 2futb babe p cs lt6it au9snanot In sinem befs
ti9eu anfaG pcu wibsn pals, uno es 9at mir lbneue
etnpcrun9. S1irin oas por 70 lhlimn,, toe itb ntt
cbne Sbmcrjtn iprehsn tcnutt, uno ourb Den cinmas
Gaen G,ctraub Sbrss 8rtbSlseiniments purbe i'd
pSIIi9 bell. Sfaas Gei9er pcitmeiltcr.
6 SD purbs ron pshem Gals
9ebtilt burb 2tnrptnSun9 non Ssctt's 92ctbSt eni
mrnt; Tc autb pcn cincm labmcu 8iiu, ruttthes itb
beim aulrsporirsn mttncr Yopicrmible ptrrentti.
6enrr 9R Slircn,
2uraee rcn 9Rauapuuf, pa.
o. Stess einimsnt piro rtrtauft tti Scbu S.
SaoiCr, lrctbcfcr, uno tci Qarcu 9Rint, in Iutns
taun, epic in cen mtttn Der eaneitcbrs I'M 9auntr.
preis 25 Gcnts Die 5tafbc init pclltn anWsiiun9cn.
Ostrmbtr Z, 1858. ul4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07
S6awlS! ShawlS

Gin srp6es unb SIin;cnbet Enforcement bon
S6awtS, ipi6e ais Ian9e unp einfade 5anep
SrcGa, 9erferie, GaIbner, 5btet unb alle Scr-
ten Bay State WiiG Sbapls, wsl4e lie ale an
einem irbr flrinen grrfit srrfaufcn.
8rim uno Renin9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-07

p Sn iinferm Su6fobr fino fceben
tol9enee neue SG6er erbalten ipctoeri, aiif
Die mir beionoers Die Iufmerffamfeit BON
Scnnta9sf6ulcn uno drifttiben Samilien
su lenfen fpdnfben. Rufet an!
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-26

10 gross Gin iron screwe, Nos 1e, Is, 20, Ia
Ito be OF drawn wre) per gro,
10 gross "a in. iron screws Nos. IL, Ia, 1e.
Ito ba of drawn wire) do
IS gross a-in. iron screws, No. 1e, Ito be
of drawn wire) do
80 gross / in iron screws, Nos s, 10, IL, of q
ID, Ito be of drawn wirel do
20 gross Gin iron screws, Nos. SIS, 10. IL,
(to be of drawn wirel do
145 gross, equal quantities of each number.
gross 3.in brass screws, Tin. drawn
wire DO
10 gross 81 in brass screws, Nos IA, ID, Is do
10 do 12-in. brass screws, Nos. 10, ID,
1e. Is do
10 gross Lin. brass screws, Nos. 7,9, TO-, IL do
IS gross, equal quantities of each number.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-26

All the iron must be Of the best quality american
MANUFACTURED; to be made from charcoal bloom. The
round, flat, and square iron except the inch and up
wards. must be n bars not less than 10 feet long The
hoop iron must be in bars not less than % feet long
SO s: No No a ls Russia ron' per pound
$40 lbs. No. % do do
$50 lbs. No. "a do do
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08
WOrniEc Cut.
q sKrrcH IRON LITE

& SKETCH FROM IITr-rN rASsANTD
Srcno-Tahlc d'hptc at the Pavilion Hotel.
Folkcstonc. England.
Drnnatis PeSonr-prorrictor and foreign
gentleman, recently arrived.
Decentralization at foot of tai lc-!or-
ci%n gentleman on his right
FOrctgn G"Hiicwdn--Olscrves (aitcr dis
cusSng the soup and fish, and commencing
upon the suStnntiai>.) IL slick sort of house
this OF yours, governor
PropriCtor-Whv. sir, % cndcavnr to rem
der our establishment ms r,ch,rchc and Il,
comfortable MS possible, for the accommodation
Of our friends and patrons.
F0r'1"H G0pH'WdH-N"tts Il vrrttv round
sum per annun, Guess Should say. AT
least cI-ht or ninc Thousand pounds
Pr"p"ior-l should he harry if YOU could
make it appear 50.
FocosH GmHcmon-Wcll, then, well say
five Thousand
Pr.Pri1o"-'That is perhaps rather nearer
the mark
Forogn GoaHmon,--Loratod here, !
Shouts calculate, some ten or twelve years
/ Propnaor-(Iinthcr hasty) No, sir.
/ ForISH GeHtl'm0a-N"yrr mind. well
/ split the difference. and call it haif that time
live thousand pounds a year, for six Years,
makes thirty thousand pounds--a rrrtty snug
little sum TO hay" in ones bankers hands,
eh governor Now. if its fair question,
Gt goes no farther, You know, honor bright
and NO mi>takc.) pray, how do You invest
/ fighting shy) Why, some
times We do II little in the funds.
/ Foreign Genticm0a-Funds, Tshaw worse
than nothing, 3 per ccnts-imagnary Iro-
pcrty-national drht-nevcr he liquidatcd-
wet spongc-wipe it OF Now, if I'd Il come
across you, governor, some Il rec or four wears
ago, guess could have made your fortune
like winking
ProPrfor-I should have been proud tc
realize fortune through your friendly me
dunn.
} FOrc,gh Gcntlcman-Don't mention it
calculate can do little something for YOU
now-and as you APP ear to he "a right M
and down, "fore and aft sort of Brtishcr
darn me, if don't let you have my 40 shares
of the North American and anti-India Rubber
and Gutta Percha consolidated stock at II 81
per cent, Which has never been offered in tho
market at less than ~ is per cent
just at this interval, Sig. Giovanninni' :,
/ tthe manager's) little bell sounded, and il
the hustle of retiring from the dinner table,
did not learn whether the worthy proprietor
, closed with the foreign gentleman s apparent
y liberal proposition. RocKAwAY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08

A Liverpool paper publishes the following
curious episle from an Irish digger in Austria
LA
"C-South Australia APP G lShd g. fifty too.
My darling mother--here am thanks be to
the Lord safe and well al the good ragngs on
the other side of the world glory be to God my
deerest mother we was all IN sch regl,r con
fusion after landing a; Sdny that / could not
sit down to rite to You And my deer margaret
but felt all ms one as if i was at home with
you on the ould ground Mt K australia Is
square place intirelv. Not a taste like the
County Monaghan or bIccve any place else.
But in my next letter hope to ncince you
Into the whole consarn, the First day and
llm Gordon begun to Dig turned up nate
bit OF goold nuggets they call them here, about
the size of your thmbe | nten phase God my
darling mother to send you this as soon as can
get to Sidney and Fin dacent Captln of a
Ship going to liverpool
We got dale every dnv sencc think you'll
be treckened when tell tina, have the worth
of 400 pounds this mint under the table where
| am rl'ng waiting for the Escort. but my dar-
/ ling Mother tho we have good luck in reg rd
| OF money am arared of the ours of God up n
us oil count of SABBATH braklng us two ieni and
/ thry too keep the sunday as well as we can
reed the Proys and lem reeds the lessons by
ourselves under rock near the River every
sunday. Oh mother as long as You Live 60 IL
chu CHI would give half my d,gglns for one
sight OF { nrryman one" more reednT the
ould Prnyrs fornlnt ne / never new what il
/ Was to he in furrin Country I'LL ! came up
| here. There's a power of inglis. and skotch
but they are mighty Careless ana Covechus
As lem says and lis true they I've Like h'v-
thins and dy like Dogs jem mlde Pr,yr aud
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08

0T@Thc following authentic aneclo'c, is
for the Huron District in the Canadian parha-
mont.
The doctor and his brother, the captain, both
old bachelors. lived together on their estate IN
Gaibrnl,h, near Goderlch with IA respectable
Scotch body, as the doctor called her, for their
houSekeeprr Now, whether any scandal had
been raised, or whether the doctor thought il
would conduce to their great comfort. # he or
hls brother We're To marry I! e housekeeper or
whether he meant IT only MS Joke to tease ms
brother. does not appear. b lha, as it may.
the doctor proposed. IN consequence, he said,
of some unplc SAINT remarks, and their lonely
situation. for one of them to marry her. Now,
San1y. YOU know | would almos; As soon hang
myse,.' IS put my head into tho matrimonial
moose vet, | think it only far TO stand my
chance. 81 what propose Is, that each Of
us shall toss up a copper three times, and he
who has the most heads shall be free
As this appeared very fair proposition, the
captain at once consented to the arrangement,
and they Immediately proceeded to bring this
friendly cnnt' st for a wife to an issue. The
doctor would not have consented to run the
risk of losing his liberty if he had not been per-
frctIy sure Of winning, for by some chance he
had become the posscssor of 4 half penny with
= head on either side. So when they came Ia
toss mp, as might be expected, the poor uncon-
cous captain was duly elected for mntrinonlul
honors, TO the great gee of the rogulsh doc
tor. who, make no doubt, chucklcd over HI,
successful Straagem. Strange as it may M.
pear, the captain honornbly fulfilled tins sin
gular agreement. have understood that Iii,
lady hlIed her new station with greet cred
and prop7lety, and have heard, at the dealt
of the two brothers, inherited all their property
Although the winner of Mrs Dunlop had som,
reason to rejoice in getting IL good wife :,
easily, yet would advise all gentlemen, be
fore trying their chance in such a lottery, tt
examine whelher their opponent is the fortu
nate possessur of a coin with two heads.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08
HEAVY ANse
SneIf Eardw age.
ALBERT G.. STRONG,

DEALER IN
5 \DDIERl AND CARRIAGE TRIM
MlNGS. iRON. MALES,
G L A S, c Asst STEEL,
Ensush aud Ann rican Spring Steel, heTmal
steel r"r Cn,k Stoti
ENGLISH BLISTER STEEL,
NORWAY NAIL RODS. ANylLS, yIC'S,
Chains, BiackSmi5 Beiiors, Prints and OILS
Car iage a Tire Bolts, Elliptic and
SIDE 'prings &C., SC,
MI, Cncu'a' and Cros>-Cui Saws,
oi the best quality.
- Particular attention paid 10 the selection q
House Trimmings and lloust AND SHIP CARPLN
TIERS TooIs
May Is, d&wf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08
The Fat Man aud Flake tho Actor.


The Ia, Man aud Flake the Actor.
A lady ,ying in one of the streets of New
York. not lar rom ia" broadway theatre.
had in her employ Il? Irish servant girl. who
was not Il particularly r"markahle specimen
Of feminine acum"n at am time. and was oS
reciallv du,nh rs TO the idiomatiral phrases
peculiar to the latitude of Gotham. Thus
soap-.at Srayci4ur is. in New York, for
short called iat man And it is not to
be wor1o~nl n. that when. on the ca>ion
of whicJ>7Fr propose Speaking. Biddv. when
told bv her mistress to - forth aud bring Il
iat-rn,,n to the house. Should have slightly
mistaken the meaning Intended to be con-
vevea
But off walked Biddv Gown Broadway. in
Search OF Il Fat man as she had been COM
maudcd. Now. it 50 ha} pcncd that Mr,
BIako. who is cXcc"iinwlv rotund in person,
Glanced t. be Standing in company with
several Others hrlonging to the thcatrral pro-
fession ON the steI ii Tie broadway theatre,
to which he WIS ar tie time professionally
attached. Eidly cam, Gown hy I'll" theatre.
and se.iug Nr. I:lakr. ut once concluded him
to he the yrrv man She was in search of; She
approached him with rountcnancc full Of
10y. and touc.i I'll his elbow, in order to at
tract his aJtautp".
An ulazc We sur hogan she with curt
ecy' me mlNt'fcS3 t'uiu me 10 come ana
get ye:
mar "cmah"'' lake not exactly I'M
derstani'n- t.e h!<h, s.,
sue SUI S;'H "i""y' M I"'S'nTeHS'
VINO h''3 aro'h" tA' corner n'Ean' thor'
Hst. moo t"uld lac to come ana BRING yc to
her lmmt""t'i{ -,
Il" l. she hat docs she want WIN
me aSN'" hl"Ee ull'"@ up MS coll"r' an"
setting ms cum ~ ms 'raNat'
falth. sur r"turh'" tine GIRL diNi Il
wan me kn"WS what she wants at all nut
she told Inc u "rii'r Er TO her, ana We must
g..
j. ~" -'". "." VI" .
l" wv sure N.'e IT,
Pr"tlN
taN an Ie may say that, answered
BlddN.
blake turned round to ms companions
with an air OF consequence. or as much as to
say. w." see what "A killing fellow am
among the ladies. iney don give me a
moment peace. lie then turned and slgnl-
fled h'S readiness :" follow her home.
Arrlvln-at tn" house, Mr.. Blake was forth
with uSh"rd INTO the presence OF Blddy 5
mistress. Wao looked at him, wondering who
the mischief lie was, and what the mischief
he wanted.
Mr.. Blaze bowed i'll the politest manner
an taor-nt the lady vino had cyinccd such
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08
5000 CHALLENGES.

tAHtTEN Err concerns thu health anthnp-
w p ess al the people j. at all tunes ui he most
valuable importance. J tHhr IT tor gtrui"d TIM eve
person vii de- all ~ tu'lt w"i 80 i've lives
oi their children. aud hnt t,t " person wIieud-av-
81 10 promote thrir own health at all sacr'ticrs :
i""l II duty 10 SocmuIy ASSURE YOU that WuKM.,
according nthr orrinu o. the most rrlrh,ni-d Phy-
sciHuS, are tive prlulnlN cause - Higr unlUriy ct
diseases to Whirh Children aud adus are lilble II
Ynu have ~ rpp'iiie coutIuunily clnuEeauir from
pne kr0d o. iuoi 20 huurhrr,, Fad Breath Pam M
he stomach, Picking ~ the Nose, Hardness and
tnln"ss NJ the heiiv. D'v Corgh, Slow Fever Pulse
'rtr.n nr-re'rrmber ihit a h"~r d,.uutp " oRMs
and Won slnmM NJ lMNn n--n-N lhn lrlmAllA--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08
20 First Class Lake EoafS.


Running directly through to mud from New York
and all Porrs ON Lake thamplain, ihrnI avoiding
= deiay NJ fro dauS in re-ShlpiDg Good~ NJ Tro,
and Whitehall. lroprry dts'med tor Western
Lakes, will be forwarded from Rnus . Point, va
Northern Rail Road to bgdenshurgh, thence h.,
Crawford Co = Erie Ontarin Line OF Pfoprnrs
or via Plarlshurnh g. Montreal Rarond to Cnueh
nawagn, and thence by Steamers on the st. Law
renee.
The Boats of this Line will he invariably towed
W Steam o. Hudson River and Lake Champla,u
! he Ste 'nrr- BOSTON. Capt. CuANHrRIIN
ETHAN ALLEN, Capt tiINcKLry; JAMES II
HOOKER Capt SNYuiR. W i ran in couneriinn
wlth the Merchants lire daily hrtwreu Whit hail
RnIirgt"n. Plau>bnrgh aud RouSe's POINT, afford
NJ increased facilities tot tt; nsportarun ni Freight
aud Towing.
Property entrusted 10 this Line for Tranenort1.
ton is in at cHS, act ialiv Huh correctly weighed
1t thr time ot suplueut. and The l"lu'v aud driay
10 which property may be suhl"cted nv tran -hpn"u'
sentir-iV HVoldrd ParucuInt care and attention
glv"n Ia nood~ destined to CANADA. ard 20 all prop
'rty ~ h.. forwarded hv the several Enliotds-
Property for Cnuuda, forwarded bv Northern.
fhImph. u s. -. InWreuce. and Plaushur9h aud
Non,rrai Railroads.
Drbrntur- and Wnrrhousjug business prompt,
and correctly attended 80
AGEN TS.
MALCOLM Garfield, No. )! Coenties sin,
New York
FulI.ETT & co souh Wharf, Euling,cn
SNIllI iRiGGS
\ FISHER ~ % River street. Troy. y V
\ u nERRINAN, Il K Depot, q sd-nsDursh
CilA% Sly MOuR, Montreal
ApiI9 dNwtt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08

SiN sizes suitahlp for The smn.cet private family
= or llotri ot the largest c''ss Hot air lixurs
- warm nddlroun roulu~ can ~ attached II de-.
sired tl~n water backs tor h'1ting water tor bath.
ING and other purposes FpI-thrr with large
~Urtmru OF Cn":nG, patlOr aud box stoves oi every
description. tor sn'r hv r. BRONSON.
College, s. harrington, June . t6tNwu
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s.iHc 6'aEslts.
THE NLW JERSEY z!Nc cnNpN:y

THE NLW JERSEY ZNC CfNPA"Y
4 RE now Nouuiactur
.'4.,- "A Irg rtr-r Pants, a.
- - ~nYrr'o l'ti'y IG.r1d
H> = r1masrs eve, otor, ratat
N,ni lsr, W"oyor~noi Pojsor
( oU2-~r"rn- ,parmrnts,
r. an :, recently p.."iri, NAY be
occupied " To- .uuuulN and
\ IN, ,-,\\ - plnl,. dsIug ihe~t PAINS
are NOT subject To the DIS
res.ing ma .ntir, arising from the usr OF Lead.
, rhrl BedutU apd DHrdbiiity Hnc, On in
-idr work, pecouns much hugder tDau any other
Paint, aud is not easily >"ird Is Winter than pure
white l"ad. and asst retains fs whltrursS and hrli-
Fancy uuat~ryad =, ilia" wutrr, coal or suphurcu~
Iosrs; u is nurval'rd asa Paint tor sings an A.
~tr0mhon'~ FOR ou'sidr use. rNpos't'o "ro'hrr g.
water Liic PA = Wll rrt1,u lurlr c"."r and pre-
serving qualities ioug after otter l"us are de-
stioyrd
81, The white Znc p mts Will cover te1lr
wei !ii-1 about twu thirds more -urt,c" 'h"p 'ur.
Irai-thi- in com, NIou wl'h ihrlr lrealrr dwabNl
~, make, IN tine tou4 an the "uet oi painting wlIh
Irc less thru h'.' tine cost wlfh l,nd
Brown AMI Brown Stone { o'ol Z,nc Paints, whicl
'rr sold ni low pieces, are we au. pie ior painting
roots ON -hVNdlugS ana metallic Sur1Cts. partl,u.
lrly Iron, Wh ch they ,fironaly protect from ru~t
my exposed either 40 heat o. weather.
Tnrs" Paints are prrralcd Iu the ~oTe manner
and may be- used ~ al respects hike White lead -
lh'j are jur sale hv many ot the priuclpr dealer
M the { no. nod .1'-r towns OF the Union, Hnd h'
the Company Agruts
MANNING 4 SQVlER,
- Drv - New York.
y. b -\ NJ Poiu's manuuc,uied by this Con pany
are Wailtutru P1Ic. wlImus =
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KA'TH,kEROA -,
q ECnTHG .zsJazAsssJ
!. E "a Z e If
.a.s ssss..s.lsisss.sfss,sssssssss,sss...sssatw
s.AssN'S sA N'Eaa AKRON,
IT Preserving. Restoring and Ecautii! ing
Z L IL NIk.

IA ssN',S ID \ EaA aasees,S,
IT Preserving. Restoring and Eenutii! ing
THE JAR,
Causing II 10 e''r i"rH unity. anil c'ri, g Il
SoH dDdcWi'Hc mn ga: dHCe,D ne moSt
dcdahitut ChdrdCfcr
; IlE kNniiAlnt y hru1,Hil2,- tie effects
d'sea-r. clliuatr and oid rg", IA Wr>-rviNg an
restoring lhr Human ii"!r, rN'n aiirr p bNIHI'S q
many years; clea'sc> Iur scalp i.ow hANrtIrI
N all H. nature, Im;urltle' iiuuru.nit.y ItutNt
-ymi nticlic ATTACH At
NERVOUS HEADACAE,
And cUrr~ 800 utnuruu- netj nj the SKIN, such
As salt ltnrum, Erysipelas lrcn, lntlammalons Nc.
Nu. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE
For giving tle Van rch, SOFT, Gos~y and curling
appearance, nothing has ever been 'ovrred to
equn MS mcontr>tet-lls mc"nteetihe vlitncs. II
rNhnles The perfume the mcst DELIGHTFUL and rXot
flowers aud Is Tree from all mineral properties OF
any substance which can color The SKIN, or staIna
ady's hat For
BALD AND GREY HEADS
commonly bcuthrnl
The kaihairon has July restored my hair, aitel
LAY CrURTRIGHT, 76 Rund St. y "
The use Of the knhalrou is adopted hy The fin
physicians IN urope and America, and has pm
ron'ee aud snle Unprecedented in the history OF I'll
.udtrid .Ncdicd
sold hy all reputable denlcrs throughout North
md south America Europe, and the Islands OF iii,
Ocean. in IarVr handsome bottles, Tor - cts.
PrghfS 0Hiy IN CrioES're SGi'S.
Sold Ia the trade NJ liberia discount but commits
SlOHcdIE HOinStdRce
T. THOMAS LYON, Chemist and Manufacture
. ) BARNES, Propri' Tor, iGl BroaCw"y, \. Y
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold IN Burlington 10y 1HEO \ PECK, \. {
] SPEAR AID q. I SANBURN n co. and by
/ all Druggists ever> where.
/ Also, LYONS Exractoi Pure Jamaica Ginger.
/ Npu !, 1888, dN~6mon,ls
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AMERICA g. CANADA.

Capt JoGN Gt1RAnY lr. Capt Strm K FosTEK
III Lerrc Piai'sbmgh as fo'iows;
The AMERICA every morning (Sundrvs rN
rrpcd ) at s. 30 \. VI after the arrival OF Nonlr,a
Cars, via. Caughulwnga, leave t;uuIugton 10
VI after the arrival o. Nun,real Cars. via. Ch.n.
plan aud - Lawrence, also from Montpelier ar
I'VE at Nhilthnll IN time Tor Express Tmlu To New
York, via Hudson River Railroad same evening
or Hudson River Boats arriving N New York raIl
in The morning, or via Schrurc aiy CONNECTING witt
evening Express Train to buiiao, arriving al G,3
A. VI.
The CAN ADA will leave Pia,t>hursh every eye
ing Sundays excepted after the arrival OF Mon
treal Train, via Cau1hnawnga, 30 L. VI ARRIVE
AT Burlington NJ 80 aud leave AT 10 /. VI ate,
arrival OF Montreal Train via. Champnin aud -
Lawrence, also from Moutpriirr, arriving n White
hail IN srasol tor Express Train South and West
,rrlve al Troy Is, Albany 10 \ VI, ,Brrnkl,r.
Sew York wa Iiud.or K yer Rniroad ~ II VI . -
BOATS ON N" Hudson RIVER same Afternoon Pas
eergrrs gong west Will arrive a, 5, schenectady Gt
A. VI and Butt 20 GO L. Vi.
THIS Is THE ONLY LIVE
~ which passengers leave Montreal n : ard +
N. and arrive At Troy els. Abanv 10 y, u.
Schenectady 6.i5 \. VI. or New York II u nrXi
ay.
RETURNING
Passengers leaving Nrw York via Hudson pver
Bofis IN the evening ana \ brny and Troy frs
IRAN Via. Sarninla IN the morning. arrive ~
whitehall 80 VI take steamer Canada, nrrlv
AT Barring ON 23o 7. VI Fiausi urgh 1 = VI. con.
n"cun" with cars both at iiuIlngion and ltjshuIu
Tor Il nrea aud ngd"ns u'alp same evening"
7 Passengers leaving New No Is via Express Tam
on ilnd>on River Ral.ro,d at I ?. N, Troy 50
arrive al WAlIrha,I II + VI take steamer Amrr,,a
arrive ut Burlington \. VI, platt.hn4h 70 4
Il connecting both NJ Darlington ana ratt.hurgi
with Montreal and Osdens' ursh Trans same M r.
lrI Aso.a Tram leaving Troy wa Saratoga 81
30, arriyIGgnl Whitehall NJ 10 Z. Vi aud com ecr
IHg with Steamer Amrrica.
= B l.rHGe Checked Through on this Line.
TIC + Tor Troy, Albany. N'w lcrl
Syhrnrclady, i}utI H., nrroll and all Ports on I.nk,
Michigan furnished by
". II STtNtN> 90 Comm. st., ! ,,,,,,..a,
J. Nii"t'.Ek, At puucipai llo,cs,i "'''''"
" Il GU tCH, Rwingl,n
June 6, 1853 dSwtf
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Office OF the trolor. c1l survey
Montreal, May &c 49,.
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INSl RE D


TllOS w. tNNFIEbn. Bur'ino y -
to ar@ from Bc,t, ,Now
York, a lbnnV Troy, Montreal ana al uir'ur
Lake thampIaln. Also. to Fwts on - 1t vrerc-
Lake Ontario ard Urptl Lakes, via Ogdenshugt
aud Cnnghnawaga RaIlturds.
IL ! .iLL-