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MINING INTELLIGENCE.

AnehA6enoo AAoAa sho sMAAoS u7skAcss euoooho-
ging. iss W
Tn oIumbia and vicinity v,uers ara aver. o,rc am mar
day ,,ls7- ~ b --I@ : - -
hmm NJ uo,d has besn tatan from poo. Mani. crs.t
vsi,h;ng twsStv thrss ihs and l. ysiued At Ssooo
.es '' r -
tunneiing company on the South FORK OF the fuba,
made dri into me ni about one hundred ieeti and
tooh out tne hiss oay, S@oo. Sits'
number Of new and very rich diggiugs have recently
been discovered near Nevada and also in the peghbor
hood Oh ooioma.
fine vein Of silver recently discovered near b.
johns, Monterey county According TO letter In Of
the city papers, ex different veins Of silver have been
Gently found in the same county. ae- fffH u esi
At Columbia miners are doing wall ana buspens brsk
row occurred on the 26th Of Februsrv at fandango
houss in sh;ch ravn,vsrs how;e tr;xs. and turrhys
ra f,a,v nsda regn,ar mnss Inacs ao- ~
drag out affair The Inauguration ball Of the II and
Fire Company No. a. came of on the evening OF the 9TH
march, Upward OF fty ladies graced the occasion By
their presence.
Considerable numbers Of miners leaving the minei
at the present time for new gold fields Of Australia
Thirty thousand dollars in gold dust was taken out b,
i three Mexicans in three days at Curtesvlle
On Corral nm ,s fo,nd ;na.rat.a lava vb;ch "a .nab
of race;yng fine nolish n mas hesn hcrn into bnct
/ and nsed for buidipg materis, ~ ''s 20 -'
A. Negro p,tf short ,lov f,rsv Eao,e titv
evara now hs,ng rn IL the hin are paynr from
u S,no 70 ssoo nsr dav - ia c,.;n, W 1,--
'Aw. " sooo 20, -, !. ~ -, -. So, =, ri.
p r. .h a vsp; sSr % a,a Grsnda Rands country In
dd,sa"n hss hssn can fn,Iv confirmed - :
| o'sso'' LOS oeeA i1'' ~ .-...
eod IN TINS State iound IN Every s pe1s,Os ~ cd %
ana SITUATION Tue o'u loea .nas !. ouu ~ ~ sn =,
In low localities being now entirely exploded some sh
the NIL sides ana tops oeing iounu qui'e as nun :" w m
creek and river oeds, ,,.. miners A..
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Will leave SATURDAY, April o. at O'Clock pm.
EOR GRENADA, Troy, GREEN - .
l WOOD LEFLoRE, MARION, YAZoo CITY, L64lkaaatSsE3
TcHULA, SATARTIA, vfCKSBURG ali interme
date landngsRegua Yaroo River Packet Steamer mon
The running MONROE,
4. Carondelet street.
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UPPER RED RIHER.

win leave THURSDAY, April !, al O'Clock p.
EOR FULTON, and all interme- - =
diats ianings-Ths superior light dmuzht L1Stsa
aud twih running packet steamer POST BOY
BCrooks, ataster will leave freight ony alJy
board, OF 70 SMITH FIansTEa saFoydrss street. aps
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Aly|!a%A1 y|!

S.. w.. NJ. ..-Concldxe No. will as
sm fourth THURSDAYS Of month";
New Masonic Hail. Of Camp and Commercial Place. e
O'Clock Candidates for naou will please aeanuee.
II THE ORLEANS DEGREE C0NcLhVE their regu
lar first and third THURSDAYS Of each
same pase. lfesl EDWIN JOHNSON, Scribe.
Pelican Diyissa 9. Of T.-Msssssyery wEDNEsDAs
EVENING, ats O'Clock, the Hall Nc, ss ST. .o
elected for the ending Sept E. Mors W.
Rs.s J. pvswAsD, 81 w. @ wArxIss, I'll J. wSop, g;
ING COMMITTEE Morn. y Cont street, T. BaIss is Mag
nolia b. j. Wksi roydas W. c. WArs
Applicant t., eets, p CARPIErTG Caroniset
Tcnouptouas aud P,ydra
Unies Division Ne g. or FRIDAY EyEs-
The following the present Taos
W.Pj p. r. CARsxx, W. A. NJ McuALrkR R. ST. Akossss,s,
r. g.; A. BukNs, " 8. WV. WsusKII T.; ~
pospi., G., Huas GR ST. LAApssr 9, ison
VISITING COMMITT2E-Brothen BRcKxyKn No.ls
scncLAs LAxssRr Jozs couLrzH Of Common and %
trests. f5- ~. ir5f4 I'VE
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VIII lenye SATURDAY, April .. ats O'Clock p n.
NOR MINDEN, LAKE BIsTENEAU, N.y =
IL GRAND BAYOU, GRAND EC0RE, ALExAN- lE4e4.$al
IRfA, G0kDON'S LANDING, and all intermediate ~
lndnes-Regulnr RED River Packet steamer SWAMI tyX
The superior and swift running packet steamer SWAMI
f0x Capt Chas Marshal, win For eghto
having unsurpassed apply board
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wllsavs THURSDAY, April I, at 5 O'Clock =. n.
EOR BELMONT, PANoLA, MOUTH - =
LIZ OF cold WATER, TILAToBA, GREEN LfAa9.SHA5l
WOOD MARION, TCHULA, YAZoO CITY, SATAR-
TIA, vcKsBuRG and all intermediate porThe psssns
GRANADA, NJ Gwartney, will leave
For freight or passage, apply on board OF 70
ape T. WILSON. II Carondeet street.
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OUACHIT.A RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, April 8, a
NOR CAMDEN, ,CHAMPAGNOLE, -
il WILMINGTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAIR L64aAst
RISoNBuRGH TRINITY and all landings Ouaehita
RverThe and light draught packet CO
No. p Keeling will leave freight passage
apply SMITH FIsTER Poydras street ap7
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CADIZ.

EOR CADIZ-Passage. Only The A l ~
sailing American ship VIM sTUkels, Cap, John k4S
Bradford, having all will be quickly
The Captain board WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, April O. at O'Clock p. n.
NOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN BuREN, - -
FORT SMITH Arkansas, and all Intermediate
MOSES GREENWOOD, Captain Albert Thomas, wl =
nborc For freight having
on board or 10 SMITH EIAISTEft, 80 Poydrss street.
ap4 or NJ. GREENWOOD CO. 70 carondeei street.
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sail splendid eoppsred copper inst
Crowel having portion Of
her engaged win a above freight passage having
accommodations she having been avote
while running regular packet between NewOr
strict or to " o. wICKIIAM, rs Camp street. mills
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ANTWERP.

FOR ANTWERP The A fast sailing sN
ship COLOMBO Capt Harris, loading wv
and will quick dispatch height 500 bales Cotton,
applyto up. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street.
- For passage apply to the Captain board. mhl4
FOR ANTWERP-Passage only.-The A l
tsst sailing American ship MACEDONIA PIss having all
superior accommodations apply the Captain board Or 10
mill J.P. WHITNEY 4 CO. 81 Camp street.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER

VIII leave THURSDAY April I. at o'clock ,. NJ
EOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE ~ .
Il and all intermediate iaudnes Cumberland
kiser..The fine, light dnught fast running regular
apt WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton sseet
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willleave THURSDAY, April I, at o'clock Pm.
NOR CAMDEN, Ell DORADO LAND a5 =
ING, CHAMPAGNoLE, WILMINGTON, MO-
LANDING, PIGEON HILL, MARIE SALINE
ALABAMA LANDING, TRENTON, MONROE, COLU BIA, HAH
RSoNBuRG sndngsThe running iigl
disugh passenger packet NEW WORLD, Len Moor
commander win leave above For freight passage, having fn
accommodations, apply on board. or to -
ap4 J. LLOYD LEWIS l9 Poydras street.
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EOR HAMBURG.--The A fast sailing
American shp ROME Captain Gross having the mo.. Of
sng. will have ts5 % sss seO bales
For passage apply the Captain on board. mhS
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FREIGHT OR CHARTER.

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The ~
fast sailing brig ADA Captain W. Aud, ready NM
to receive freight. Apply TO EEK
nps BARELLI 4 CO, 81 Common street.
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BREMEN

EOR BREMEN.-The fine A fast sailing
Swedish ship NoRDEN Capt NsspAn. |. loading,
bales Cotton apply 70 Up. WHITNEY Co. 81 Camp A.
sD For passage apply to the Captain on board. ap5
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viii THURSDAY, April T. ats O'Clock p NJ positively
EOR POINT LEFLORE, GREEN -
WOOD, TCHULA, YAZoo CITY, sATARTIA l@3&@55I5l @3&aA5
VickSBURG, and all intermediate landings. : The
fast running regular Yazoo River packet
Wallace, having
ssoss For freight apply board. the
70 New Lsvee. ap7
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T EE BOATS-One "a and two = feet long,
Frapess Metallic Life received, for sale by
nS, JAMES H. M6fEoRD DO, 81 Bssk Place
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Wni issys TfuRspAy. April :. at O'Clock p ~ n
HfOk PRINCETON, LAKE PRovI-
1 DENcE, MIILIKENS BEND vICKsBuno 1 eua4s&N
SsAhp es S9ht 99lI RoDHky I'm MsAIGHsz Io1a roRT AD
Y is.smsdi,s' fns g.ssssSsr Fk2NK
~ apply ioar o. sTRbTHER BROs I Poydss a. ~
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aUSTRALLd.

EOR AUSTRALIA-To call at Port Philip
Il and sailing newly copped Amer
snip EUROPEAN Captain Turner, will be dispatched above,
sumo is's 0nsf P WtiffSEy CO. 81 Camp street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-30
DfntI)s.

Al the residence Of bis father in Barre VI June 23d Or
ando = ketchum son of Jusus Ketchum, ngcd 10 years
Drowned, az Mafshheld June -, Mr. j. ~ Shadduok Of
fl.inhed' aged e. Ju-t returned from California
ln lfasueh, june 2d, Ms Ann Guuu aged years for
mefly ot this place.
IN Abntn, Cal, Mays NJ Meyrs formerly Of Remington Vt
10 caho.na, W. 49, Cougdon Vermont; Sylvester bins
more, Of VI,
ln ofoesef, juno 9Th of quick consumption Mrs AIDE
me hnncock, wife OF w. David Hancork aged Sc years
IN W orcestef june 10Th Nj Daniel Hams aged "a years
IN oodsock, June Eth widow Elizabeth Mack sred 81
Nol RIVER June 10TH Mrs. sally Hale widow Of the
late Joshua Hale, ueed IS years
~ Ohesea May %, Rev. Lewis s. skinner aged 46 years
IN Ahesea June Hh, Mr. Calvin Douglass aged IS years
an onhf dge jan 10Th, Harvey Of Joshua and Su
san Eaton, aged y years.
kimball, aged 50 wears.
10 iunbdge, June p Daniel Franrs son Of CLARK C. and
hatha e. French, aged % yeas and 10 months.
10 riockhfdge, May 10, Nj Henry Hunt AIRED "a vears-
Also MAY ga NJ. Asa Adams aged 20 years
10 Bethel, June 18Th Mrs Latinna f. wife Of Frederick
Townsend, aged 33 years.
~ White River Junction, June 3D. Abby Melissa wife Of
bluiel Abbott aged % years mos and ~ DAYS
lu kofni0n, June 5t Elizabeth daughter Of d. g. and
Denisoni aged year months and % DAYS.
10 Hhoreham, June 18th, after and protraoied H.
hess OF several months, Sylvester Where leed years
~ asburgh juno 2lsi, Nfs. Emily rowser wife Of Geo
V siewster, aged 20 Yeas
Ia Glover June GOTH of consumption George b. son f M
Orln French, aged q yoars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-30

Orleans County. A Society was organized al
Rrowninpton on The 9th Of June, expressing its
object in these words "The object of this
Society shall be to promote the study of Natur.
al History primarily in Orleans county, and
Northern Vermont, and TO collect and preserve
while the first settlers Of this county are able to
finnish them those items of interest in the
civil history of the county which would other.
wise be lost to the future historian"
The following officers were chosen for the
year ensuing, viz 4,
Hon. Samuel e. Crafts, Presidents Rev. Sam
mel r. Hall and Rev. A. Il. Gray, Vice Presl-
dents; DR.. George A. Human, Secretary DR..
A. S. Skinner, Treasurer.
Our First Case On Monday morning a man
named James Tirany, of this place, was found
intoxicated, and by Sheriff Tucker brought be-
fore b. Salisbury, Justice, TO testify where and
of whom he purchased his liquor. On refusing
so to testify he was ordered to be committed to
the county jail at Chelsea, where. at the time of
our writing he remains to enjoy his glorious
Independence" Temperance men never faint
or fear, and there are enough of the sterner
stamp in Randolph yet to see that the law is
imparially executed. - Randolph Herald.
The canker worm is making great rayages up
upon apple trees IN the vicinity Of Springfield
and so numerous have they already become,
that many Of them are already stripped Of their
foliage The trees in Hampshire county are al
so suffering similarly aud in fact the same com.
plant is being made throughout the Connecticut
Valley. The worm has appeared in Vermont
also. Examine your trees.
Nernonter named Robinson, Of Windsor
county, has 5een mulcted in the sum Of SlO6j,
which with the costs, will amount to some 81
600, for slandering a female whom he had
once engaged TO marry, aud from whom upon
getting tired Of his bargain, be he'd succeeded
IN obtaining written discharge.
The Windsor journal says five Windsor boys
returned from fishing excursion TO Willoughby
Lake last Wednesday, bringing with them 2l5
pounds Of trout--ths smallest trout weighing
one and half pound.
Mrs. Moore Of l.unenburg, committed sui.
eide on Friday last, by throwing herself head
foremost into a well, while her husband was har
Messing a hose to carry her out to ride. She
was m ill health and said to be suffering under
partial insanity.
Donations to he w. Colonization Socieiy for
April, 1853 Castleton. Sji; VAUDEVILLE. & 80
Fairhayen, p - Piusford. Il so: Clarendon.
: - New Haven, WIN. Nash. 10 OO-balance
Of $50 for life membership: West Rutland. A.
Mend - OO-balance for do. Wallingiord c..
Marsh 90; East Rutland, , 80 Centre Rut
land, 3 90.
Officer Dewey Of Bennington arrested an
lrIshman on Sunday for beng found drunk in the
streets. He was lodged in JAIL on his refusing
% disclose.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-30
Or. stephen Jewotts Justly and highly eel.
brhted ealth resfaring RltIer..
Ai.oths PULMONARY .lII!r aud strengthen
r. Il. X.
FIVE COMPLAINTS,

Raging 40 one system. cured hy x. X Remedies, in
tseuty Two days. RHEuMAfisM, LIVER COMPLAINT,
NEURALGIA. FEVER sOREs, CHiLLs AMI FE
YER.
Mr g. gentlemen just ned from tour. who
was ON cted with each u The above complaints the
time Hs commenced the use Of r. x. Remedies The
2ih OF June. For RheumatHn be used Railways Ready
Reheihe used u externally. For Neuralgia used the
kesdy Relief internally aud externally. Il Instantly az
lNed the most violent irations and spasns impaired
strength and vitality his tie hss nos bern tuub-
led since the teuth dss wiki ans Neufaeic pains.
CHILts AND FENER.-Radways Ready Reliet--in-
terualy aud eNterually-t Impaired heat, health uf
steugh 10 the cold aud chilly blood, and neutased tho
poisonous miasna of Ague.
LIVER CuMPLAINT.-Radway's Regulltors-To tegu-
late the organs Of the sysem and give aud energy
the liver To insure Pheasant and healthy digestion uad
regular action Of the bowels TO prevent cueuess, lud-
srsuan, &C. Tie was euufeiy cured OF tAs complaint BY
the hfst Of July.
FEVER SORES.-lie took the Reuovauns Resalreut-
he had nineteen vty large The Resueui ceansed
and purified his blood, made pure aud rich, aud resolve
away from the body an diseased and poisonous deposits aud
Initiating humofs. an The l5ih of July he called the K.
T. r. office und reureseuted himself cured. His hheuma
usmi Chis and Fever, Neuralgia and Power Sores had
al been cured and removed BY H. A. K. Remedies IN twrny
DAYS.
r. office l62 Fulton 81, opposite ST Paus, stains
RADWAl CO.. l62 Fulton street, opposite -. Paui's
y n H. X Remedies for sale by drug gsts gene
GeEO w. bLODGEIT. Claremoni, \. II. General
Agent lot New Hampshire and Vermont :. r.. COLLINS
sCOII FIELD, Montpelier. O9;3w
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" Poisoning. Al

Thousands Of Parents who Nounitug go composed o.
Castor Gil, Calome, Sc that while they ap
pear o. benefit the patient, they actually LAYING ths
foundations for socs uf dseases such salvation, loss
OF sight, weakness oflimhs, &c.
w another coluan viii be found the advertisements Of
Hohonoacks Medicines which ask the attention 81
all directly interested iu hei well asthe chifcn'.
health. In Liver complaints md Oh disorders arising from
those ola bilious type should make Of the only genuine
medicine, Huhensack's Liverrs.
1T Be not deceived" hui ask for Hohensnrk's Worm
Syrup and Liver PMS and observe that each has the sigma
tnieof the Proprietor, j. n. uoBENsACk, as none else
genuine.
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Special Notice.
$4,000 worth of Fine Farmsa

BUILDING LOTS and the healthy and doh ghnll,
situated villages Of Rosevale akelsnd aud Nermanvle %
ihe Long l,aoj Railroad be- Farms contain from 6vc
acres upward md we'll calculated for profitable a-
cultural aud gIdr1ns purposes at from $40 So per acre
and VIII Hfii'ce, win proper cultivation, much
land Nihn tnr tints Of New Nork GOO shsres consist
nr OF 10 nf 't' and Farms, At sla only peg
lauf n n, 900 eei each, harm iron 21 acrs-
The loss Zoe hrsuuul village OF Rasav8ie adoinng
Isksiarn. SOD nsir he much admitted Like Rnntorkius
where great Improvements have been made A new church
hl just been erected. Many private dwellings have been
oihcr being oroctri For srpsrlte Farm OF
share 10 the buiidns LIT. aad Fsfm- which be
disposed Of on the 3lh o June 1883 bppy immediaev
CHARLES WOOD, No POS broadway, y. y. whets maps
and phIals eln b. had sLAIIs. 3.
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nlnrriaors.

Ia Cincinnati o., Mr. Lyman Mason ESQ., Of Boston Mass
and Mis-. Mary j., daughter Of d. 4. D. Mus-cy, Of G.
- umoniown, Humboldt Nav uaiiiomia, March i4h, by
H. T. Jones' ESQ.,. Mr. Henry steeu, late Of burlington VI
and Miss Emily Armstrong of Jniontown. Cal.
in Stnnsteud, C. b., June 2od by Rev. v HALL Mr. Eu-
gene b. Chose, of Derby, Miss Rosenah H. Rogers
Stanstead.
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BJTFLR-The very warm weather has ma
terialiy lessened the sales This. IN connection
with large arrivals prices are sui less and not
likely % improve at present. Very little can be
sold az l-c, our highest quotations Cor a choice
article for New York and Vermont dairy IN
good order, rs l7c
CHEESE-There is decline both IN demand
and prices, with much larger and increasing
stock than for months past. a. be weather is IN
favorable TO IT'S coming, or being able 10 keep 1t
IN good order. Prices ranging as to quality and
condition from &C some extra and small sIz-
e. SAC
PROVlSIONS-For Pork the market re-
mains without change Beef continues in fair
demand. Lard is firm.
WOOL-No further movements in fleece and
pulled of any Importance. The sales have been
at our quoted rates for the different grades.
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SIS ONLY
FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD.
fS The vilLscs or HoszvALE.
Delightful and Healthy Location.

RIGHTLY FARMS worth owe, S la 5ll. aud 1850 BUILD
- lN6 LOTS, to De di.turutrl auoog $40 Sa1.c Is.
eaf engaged Many oihe los near these have been sold
io from 30 Go 600 pc ccat advance over the price for
"ha these Los as nov sold, showing nt tht purchase
"il he good Investment
Real estate 90 pa,is long island s fapa, ad,ane
log iu ee, and s constantly being purchased fof farming
ana faenns puposes and Pemlueut ive.tmeuts With
In few days pei, Dir. Low NekoH sold a. acres OF nd
81 Lit New-Nofs Long leland, for iu0Q0. 500 Oou
has offered ios - arfss and refused ly ie Owner 10
the Town Of NcvtoWu =. l. Farm. have recently been
sofa f rom $500 $1,000 per sce, according to location
tuf tha land which ar n,.w I,ftnr fof ssl mus. f,m
i lo'aou aqd "t9ahty OF producing a tind Of gan,
"nii' ani garden vegetables for hv Nov Aofs market,
efgsstifo'n 90 10 lines IL. present cost.
harh subscriber entitled Building LOIS 25 by
Vl eet. lying ogethe ARM OF fion 2io 20 acres.
me ~ 'e. are limited % Sl5puyasio 90 monthly install
msns OF - eacn " desired. Nausntte Decd viii be
dlectiy after paying thc balance.
The Village OF kosENALE, where these lots arc loca
Saiea ons short distance South OF the celebrated la ke
haukoukoma, Tho beauty fcmautc which
are prascd by AID who vis Here way already be
We "e'' evidence Hat c-n De desired that Rose Vale,
Lakeland and Hrfmanvlle will shortly pa-
ces oH Long lseudi long tnwu thu " Garden Spo Of
Ametca From ihe published statistical accounts OF the
lat census taken by tie UuteI states, shown that
Long Island . tae mos healthy location within
other place.
30 The arms which ana now selling at from $50 to
$50 per of the same general chiiaetor as to sal
WIZ ihose nov u1her cultivation which oantot be pUr-
chased for sOo acre, and tnd the North and south
per aero.
icrApply To CHARLES WOOD, Dos BROADWAY,
eofor' oi Fulton street. New York, OF =. NJ PETrEN-
Oil co. no State street, boston, ard 1872 Nassau
Ne" OF VINO viii receive iemitiauces and forward
ceipt ihrfeior hy return ot ms They will also grruit
"u'f inf''h map and pamphlets the property, aud
ehr'Haf sro sucn other Information he desired
- k'srcuces 60 Hon. Henry Meigs, Of the Anenoan
"'u'u'e d. T. Peek. No. 800 state -, BIooAlsni Alden
Spoonef No. From street, Btookiyn Gsuel II. sunk
e. IT, No 70 Bfoadway, New York.
Agents 10 Boston, :. VI. PETIENGILL 4 CO., 10 tate
Street. IS
CHARLES Woop. Br"aduav.
Il. I'm L.-.-Dr Il FL -
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New Hampshire Medical Insti-
tuition.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

THE FIFTY-SBVENTH COURSE or LECTURES
will commence 90 Thursday August An, ls53 and
continue fourteen weeks. Introductory Lecture ala ~
b, Pfof PHELPS.
Hoe JOEL PARKER, L. l.. D.. Professor of Nedi,al
Jurisprudence.
DIXl CROSBY, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery, Obstetrics
aud diseases Of women and children.
ALBERT SMITH, NJ D. Professor Of Therapeutics and
Mstera Medica.
EDWARD PHELPS, NJ. D., Professor of Practice OF
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
EDWARD r. PEAsLEE, ". D. Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
JOHN V. LAwNGNG, a. B., Demos.,ra,or of Anato.
my
Fees payable IN advance. Ne Hets rsesrsa atou rs
sp0Hsibis CHdorsers
Fees for ,be Cause $50 Naturalization So Graduating
expenses SIS
No oae will be examined for the degre. Of Nj u who tn
tends 70 engage any other than the regular practice Of
medicine. T. e. PEAsIEE Seeretarv
Hanover, \ H. June l. lass "a.
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$3.50 REWARD,

TO THE BILL AND coin BROKERS. CITY MAR.
STALLS AND POLICE OFFICERS AND THE
PUBLIC GENERALLY OF NEW-ENGBANB. THE
MIDDLE STATES AND CANADA.
I'VE ASSOCIATION OF BANKS FOR THE sup.
PRESTON OF COUNTER fEt1lNG will 9ay to the
person who shall furnish information which shsl lead
the conviction and sentence Of the parties herein ion
ed. the following sums, 10 wit; A REWARD or TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS Tor each person con.
Notec and sentenced tor engraving plate OF plates for
couutefieiting bank bills. dies for altering Bank Bill.
REWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Tor each re
son convicted and sentenced fo altering passing counter
tet Bank B said sums TO be psid tho presentation
OF the certificate Of tae iudge the prosecuting officer Of
the Court wnere such conviction shall be ohtane-proy-
ded said countereits the Banks New England 49,
suitable rewards will also be paid for the conviction and
sentence OF the makers Of counterfeit coin Of dies for
the same and for the uternr such The above are
additional tn any rewards authorized hy s.aie Laws.
Per order Of Executive Committee.
Boston June I. 1853 as
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have used one bottle. II has 'compleisd have
not been troubled with the complaint since, and think
has otherwise improved my boalth much.
AUGUSTA CARLTON.
fully concur with The above statement.
IS JAMES CARLTON.