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PROCLAIM ALTON
To the Citizens Of Baton Rouge
THROV PHYSIC TO TIE DOCS.
PULVEylNl ACHER'S
uYRO tLECTRIC VtLTRIC CllAlNS,

1OA Y HhkNVAlkD Ek1 -
nYRO ELECTRIC VnLTRIC CHAINS,
Producing instant relicf iron, thc NOT
acute pain, and permanently cue
ritg all Ne7yakgic Diseases.--
Nhsumati-,n painful and sweilcd Joints, neural
gia of the Face, Deafness, Dlindness, u. vitus
Dance, palpitAtlons OF tho Heart. periodical
Headache, pains Il, the Stotnache, In.
digestion. Dysps1n p, urtInep paths.
THESE CHAINS wer1 rat introduced in the
city Of New York, lessfhan u year since, and
after being subjected TO the most thorough trial
IN every hospital In the city, by Drs. Valintins
Mott, Post, Carnochan aud Van buren,, II was dis.
covered that they possess strange and wonderful
power In the relief and cure Of the abovc class oi
diseases, and they ut once recb,niR nded, through
the papers Of the city, their generaiuse, and their
sale and the success that has attended their use
IN nay,ardLcied.
Previous TO their Introduction into this country
they were used IN every hospital In Europe, anc
are secured by patents In. France, Germany, Aus.
trla, Prussia and England and also In the United
States.
"7hink riose ami ponler wN"
The principles upon which II IL ella ined that tn
Chains produce their marvellous cures, are, first
that all NERVOUS DISEASES are attended and pro.
duced by deficient supply OF nervous finid, and
an agent that resembles closely electricity, or
electric magnetism; and secoDd--tiat the electric
magnetic chains, by being worn over and upon
the part and organ diseased, furnish TO the cx.
hsusted nervous system,by its powerful stinula.
ting elects, the nervous hni which II required 10
prodice healthy action through the entire sys.
ten. Ne disgusting nostrum IA allowed to be taken
while using the Chains, but rigid observance VI
the general laws OF health required. Brisk
Friction npon the part deceased, adds much 10
the effect Of the chains, by increasing their mag
ne tic power.
1000 Dollars
will be given to any person who viii proo''ee so
many well authenticated certiacdtes Of cure, both
from iatelipemt patencs and scientific physicians,
M have been affected by the use OF Pnlvermacii's
ELECTRIC CuAlss. They never fall to perform what
they are advertised 10 do, and no person has ever
been dissa tisied who has given them u trial.
In Irmale Diseases,
more than one hundred permanent cures Of pro-
Mpsus u.,f have been effected within the last year
by the use Of these chains. by applying one end
Of the chain over the region Of the abdomen and
the other upon the spine just above the hips, the
usual severe symptoms Incident to that dgeusc
at once remoysd.
Mode Of Usr.
The chain should be moistencd before use with
common vinegar, and then one end VI the chain
shoulsbc applied directly to the seat Of the pain
or discase, and obtain pamphlet (gratis.) II
will explain their mode ofuse to all who may de-
rire II. Physicians are respectfully invited to cali
and investigate their merits.
j. STElNERT. Gen. Agent.
5G5 Roadway, New York.
GEO. NJ. 1lEROMAN and WM. BOGEL,
april 10. Agents, Baton Rouge.
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Notice

sae-t. Notice
tn NIL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
TNHE Undersigned very respectfully re-
l. quests those indebted to him, to come
and PAY UP. Some Of his friends
are rather too slow. They don't reflect
that he Is now engaged in building one Of
the biggest houses in BATON Rouge.
How can such great enterprises be car
ricd on without money You might AS well
think Of travelling to The moon without q
railroad.
Come forward then, and settle your bills.
Let Heroman build his house, and show
you the finest aud most varied assortment
Of goods ever seen in Baton Rouge.
mar 81 GEO. NJ. HER)MAN.
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Notice to Delinquents.

Notice to Delinquents.
HEREBY give notice to those who are
/ indebted to me TO come forward imms-
diately and settle, or their accounts will
be placed in proper hands for collection.
april II y +. ARBOUR.
MR.. FREDERICK ARBOUR takes
l1 this opportunity Of returning his
thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
received at the hands Of his old customers
and the public generally, and. solicits con-
tinuance Of the same. He. il now prepe red
to fill all orders for lumber that NAV be
entrusted. to him. Terms CASH and CASH
only. Iapril III +. ARBOUR.
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DIFFERS will keep the stomach in
ID health. Don't you be afraid Of chol-
era while your stomach is in good order.
Use Goldmann't stomach Elixir and that
important functionary of your body will
always be as desired. For sale by
A. GOLDMAN.
april 9 Apothecary PostofIice corner.
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Nv ANTED TO HIRE.-A negro wo-
w man, one accustomed to house
work, ironing and washing. One of ma
ture years preferred. Apply to
may GAY JOSHUA BEAI..
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EOR SPRING MEDiCINES.--The
i time for taking medicine for pury-
flying the bloodshas come. Those wishing
to enjoy health and vigor during the hot
Summer days, are advised 10 use Morti-
mer's Bitter Cordial, the best Medicine for
that purpose. offer at the same tiqp Q
large stock of popular Sarsaparillss and
Alternatives. For sale by. 81
march-7 A, GOLDMAN, =, s.
Apothecary, Post Office corner.
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CAPE LIME!-l5O barrels fresh burnt
~ Cape Line in store anc for sale by
may Gay JOSHUA BEAL
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HIlilinary ana Fancy Dry l,eeA

MIlllnary and Fancy Dry Coeds.
THE Undersigned having pur- hased OF
l. Mrs. Blanchard, her millinery Store
adjoining the Grocery, corner Third md
Convention Streets, has added thereto I
choice assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods
! The Millinary department being in charge
Of competent hands, Ladies' may rest assur.
ed Of having all work in that particular
business done strictly in accordance with
the prevailing styles, a trial being respect
fully solicited. 7. B. O'C0NOR.
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Livery Stable,

HUTCHINSON RODERTHON have adopted the
following Prices and Rules: s., .-..
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HAY!- 200 bales prime Timothy Hay.
IL at the flat boat landing and for sale by
aprll-ls. JOSHUA BEAL.
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nnton Range steam Corn Miii.

HAtOn I3OMEG steam Corn MAlx.
TNHE undersigned having now in course
i Of construction in Cincinnati, the nee
essary mac hinery and fixtures for the estAb-
fishing in Baton Rouge OF Steam Corn
Mill, will within the latter part OF the
coming month (June) be prepared to sup
ply the town and adjoining country. or or
ders for shipment. with superior quality
of corn meal, gifts. hosnonv, chicken and
COW feed. In the meantime families and
others in want of small quantities Of fresh
ground corn meal can be supplied from the
store of the writer from and after Monday
the 18th. lmay-l3. JOSHUA BEAL
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Limo, Cement and Plastering Hair
Is0 BARRELS Cape Girardcau Lime
tJV GO Barrels Cement; Is Barrels
Plaster Of Paris, and 60 Bushels Plaster ring
Hair. Just receives! and for sale at.
GEO. NJ. HEROMANS
junelG-y. Lime and Cement Depot
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j. l.. WALLET
NE w u Il UG S no X E,

THIRD STREET, BATON ROUGL, La.
one door SolEs Of BlancAard's UrOcsvv,
NEAR THE MARKET.
HAVING opened Drug Store 10 Baton Rouge Ut
III tho above mentioned place, the subscriber bcgs
leave respectfully to call the attention Of his old
friends and acquaintance 70 the same.
His stock II selected with care, and with strict
reference to the wants Of the people. Fresh sup.
piles are constantly being received, which will en-
able him to keep full, we'll selected and varied
assortment. H#a
long practical experience warrants him In
pronising to give entire satisfaction.
Country orders promptly filled.
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
carefully prepared ut all hours. Scb-0-y.wAd.
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A. GOLDM ANN.
GRADUATE or THE MEDICAL FACULTY or LouisiANA.)
Druggist, Apothicary and Chemist,
Corner Of Lauret and Third Streets,
Baton Rouge, La.
TINE subscriber has opened the fine new
i. brick store, corner Laurel and Third
Streets adjoining the post Office and will
keep constantly on hand, large and we'll
selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines.
which he offers at New Orleans prices
Having made his profession the study Of
his life, and being able to show the most
ample and satisfactory certificates Of his
qualifications, he eelscontident Of neriting
the confidence and patronage Of the public.
Country orders promptly filed. Physi-
clans prescriptions carefully prepared at
all hours.
jan ls-lY A. GOLDMAN.
Butte record., 1854-04-22
VOLUME l.
For .he Record

". Enron :-Trndzing YEARLY along on the banks
9. PIT River $50. and singing Gike boy 10 inspire
La coursgeJ ~od Rosn the Beauor '.osin the Bow
you Ike that orthography better. occurred to me
that had never seen Or heard any SERIOUS words
adapted TO that good old tune" and thinking. like
Ar " Vhiheid, the Me;hoiist Divine. that .the Devil
iip Foliyl should have ALL the eooi ,unesn
tosIe-i down the following whether il will deprive Hi.
sat Nal. of any OF his vested musical rights may be
dsetaed somewhat, probierns,iegi ".
I.FE's SEASONS
Tsding-iaat fading awsy
AtE-"Eosin the se.u-
he 'pting-.!rae Of lfs 80 bevitchug.
When sIi wsar- The bright hues Of May
Touth'- pathway With flowers oesitewing
Is isfsding--fss fading sway.
csosus-Is fading-fa.i fading sway.
Is fsding-fast fading away.
The sprng-iirne OF life "a eritching,
f-fSiins--Iasi fading away.
iiies summer, 70 full OF enioynen,
That each seemed a festive day
when plsssnre succeeds hu, 70 pleasure.
is fsding--fasi fading awss,
CMoRus lis fading, &c
The Autumn Of life quickly follows.
With nunberess ill- ia array
And ths friend, whom we've loved from childhood
Are fsding-lssi fading away.
Caoars-Are fading, &c
The Winter OF Dsslh il approaching,
And naught esn procure IL delay
For when u> Death lsy- his cold anyer..
We all shell have faded away.
estt al,ail hsya kr
Though Life In its various Seasons
Ia impressed with the marks Of DE- cay;
though the body be dust OF the valley,
The ssul ahali TO Sod away.
CRvaUs-Ths .Jul &c.
Butte record., 1854-04-22
NUMBER 24
A Bit Of Romance.

Mrs. Senator Gwin Of California, for
merly Mrs. Logan of Texas, has recent
ly come into possession Of from fifty to .
hundred thousand acres of land in the
after State in somewhat remarkable
manner. 1t appears that while she was
Mrs. L., she should of right, on th.
death of her husband, have inherited su
his property, but was cheated out Of i.
BY some villain, and though she COM
menced suit for its recovery. she new
er carried it through, and in the unset
tied state of things in Texas, allowed it
to remain as it was. In the meantime.
Mrs. Logan became Mrs. Gwin. moved
from the State, and as time rolled ON.
little or nothing was thought of the mat
ter. But quite recently $50 says cor
respondent of the ". Y. Tines Mr..
Gwin received an anonymous letter, in
forming him that under recent decis
ion of the Supreme Court of Texas, Mrs.
Gwin's title to very large tract Of val
liable land lying in Texas, (pars of tn.
aforesaid Logan estate, was clearly es.
tablished. And on making the proper
inquiry, it turns out to be true. III.
lands in question are not less than ffts
thousand acres in extent, and it is be-
lieved that they are quite one hundred
thousand, most advantageously located,
covered with settlers, and worth from 81
to $50 per acres. But the queerest part
of the story remains to be told. We
give it in the Times writer's own words
Upon inquiry, DR.. Gwin became sat-
ished that the author of the anonymous
letter, calling his attention to the right
of his wife to this estate, was Richard P.
Robinson, Of HELEN Jewett memory.
who, as is well known to many persons.
settled in Texas years ago, where he il
respectable and wealthy farmer, enjoy.
ing the respect and confidence Of the
community where he resides. He insists
upon it that many years ago, when hs
was an outcast from the world, which
pursued him with scoffings and denun-
Citations, DR.. Gwin, then residing i.
Mississippi, took him by the hand, and
ny Ills COUNSEL anu aio taught him to
hope. By singular coincidence. til,
lady who is now Mr. Robinson's wife.
was also indebted to Mrs. Gwin for kind.
ness manifested towards her whom in
trouble years ago. The Docter, un
derstand, has no recollection of tho oir
cumstances related by Mr.. Robinson
but his good deed was not forgotten
The germ of hope implanted by it in the
breast of the disheartened outcast hss
ripened into the fairest fruit. The out,
cast has became man among men
again and neither b. nor the partner OF
his life forgot their benefactors. In ths
prosecution Of investigation in behalf Of
their own interests, they became cogni-
zant of the fact that Mrs. Gwin was en-
titled to the property in question, and
adopted the modest mode of promoting
her interests already stated"
Butte record., 1854-04-22

AMERICAN SELF-RELrAycE.-"As A soma.
what striking illustration of our national
habits of self-reliance might be drawn
from study of the genius of American
humor, which seems to me to turn, in
great part, upon the battles between the
man and his fortunes, and to make fun
of difficulty and cowardice. Our popu.
lar literature has very little tinge If the
old Greek fatalism, and its heroes hare
some way of getting round, if not over,
al obstacles in their path. Humorists
who caricature US may find many mate
rlal~ for Sam Slick, the clock maker, al
ways beforehand, but would never think
of making Wilkins Micau Der, always
behindhand, out of Yankee.
"Our popular type of hero has little Of
Hamlet the Dane, who moralires over 70.
'entess destiny with Yorick's skull in
his hand, bu. very much of the Davy
Crock tt, who carried out his go ahead
motto to the last, and, pierced By hua-
dred bullets, died with hearty cheer o.
his lips. It IA Yankee had carved the
LAGOON, the victim in the fearful en-
brac of The serpents, instead of being
represented in struggling despair, would
have been sculptured with an eye to
some escape from their folds, as if deter
mined to bite off or cut off the heads Of
the accursed reptiles, and make them lot
him and bis boys alone. Rev. Samsd
Osgood.
Butte record., 1854-04-22

A New INvESTIoN.- French news
paper gives an account of a newly dis
covered plan of building carts and other
vehicles, by which horse can be made
to draw one half heavier load than by
carts as at present constructed. The
The new vehicle has four wheels, The
foremost part of which come about the
middle of the horses body; the weight
is thrown on the axels and the vehicle i
so constructed that part of it covers shs
horse to the neck.
Butte record., 1854-04-22

ra- The. have e'ul' mean man
IN Iowa. lie gave t e measles to a
ncighbor, tn other day, and has been
crying ever since hot bee use he par.
led with the measles, but because he
had given them away. Could he have
sold them, ''he would have died happy y
He is brother to the old gent who re-
sides at Troy, and who never has green
peas for dinner without remembering the
poor-he sends the pods to the orphan
asylum.
Butte record., 1854-04-22

~ Said Missouri judge to . W.T.
ness on the stand, "How do you know
the plaintiff wa, intoxicated on the sven-
ing referred to 20 because saw him.
a few minutes after the muss, trying to
pull Of his TROUSERS With q hsse heks'
Butte record., 1854-04-22

t@ "Mine Got! vat will de French
man make next 2" as the Dutchman said
the 6rst time hs asv . monkey.
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MEASUREMENT. The ship James a. Sheppard Of about
600 TONS built in 1883, sold for about Sls 500
, H0fs were retailing, to-day, ct &c. Csc for new
and lkc. . 17c. for DID, per ID
hou-The market was steady at 90 S4l so per ton,
Tor SCOTCH pig
Law.-E.stern seemed pretty brisk at d s7,f .
81 o3x per Thousand.
MoIAssB.-About 40 hdds Cuba Muscovsdo were sold
at 20. The last sales of Ne Orleans were ct 26c
NAVAL STOKES The market quiet at about 47c. q
4Sc for spirits and 81 rs 81 IS rosn per $40 lbs
delivered. Raw turpentne At ~
OHs-There was nothing additional done in whale or
sperm Sales tanspired of 200 baskets olive ct previous
prices and gallons linseed at 7ec Soc per gallon
PR0vE10ss-Pork In modnrate request and rather
idrmsr The sales embraced $50 bbls, at $l2 so for
meas, and $40 SO for prime, per Dbl About $50 bills
meats we're disposed Of unatered rates. Some 400
bbs. lard were taken at loHc lohc per h. Beef
in fair demand at full prices with sales of 800 bbs
Butter and cheese continued about the same.
RIcz-Sales of $50 casks were made at So rs "a SO
per 100 lbs.
SPicw-About is to 10 casks nutmegs were sold At
&c., and Afterwards held at 81 hc and cases at 81.
SU0ARs-The market was very quiet, and transactions
were Light, being chiefly confined to 200 q 800
hhds New Orleans, at Axe SIC. Small lots of Cuba
were sold without change in quotations.
TAIow.-The market was steady at 125<c. 12hc.
asked.
WMsxEY.-Sales have been made Of $50 bbls prison,
at SIC &c., and 50 hhds. drudge, At $50. S3Kc per
gallon.
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MEDICAL.

~ nrrpoIs, orr1cF r0R THE EXCLUSIVE rRnAR.
ment Of the diseases Of females, 1,oss BcoaAv1Db
Mar Tventy ninth street Remedies FOR females NJ
81 70 81 sdyise gratis. Paid LISTERS answered oy NJ.
~ LARMoNT PARIS AND LONDON PHrn0
M s.d snrrecn u consultsd In nis speciality 9 g
&ssas ssrsst corner Of Broadway, fron IL 4. = - 3
p M. sad fren In In The svsalng, sEsaee $500
rsxSIs 8safsd b nAA 4. k~Mss - 6sgNoe
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ID EGAITA AT HELL. GATE FERRY EIGHTY-sIxrH
III street and East RIVERA splendid regatta witahs
place At Hell Gate ferry Tuesday August l5 betwceA
the hours OF II O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock r. N. San
boats, from thirty feet do 10 twenty Feet pnrs.
So Second boat TO save her entrance; entrance -
secord class boats from twsnsy feet down purss So
Second boat to her entrance entrance - Route
from foot OF Eighty sixth street, Fast river round the
buoy at Thrcgs Neck PoiLt and back 70 tho pasce a
starting. row boat Of shell boats viii come on
during the interval Of the starting and e.,rn OF the san
beats he heats best in s. Purse Of $40 70 tbs nrss
boat Co. IS TO thsecond boat, Third boat to save her
entr nce entrance, 81. N. BEntries to be msde pys
AZ 10 IL O'Clock A. NJ Of the day Of the races Ru!ss
AID regulations msy be seen at any time At
dell Gate Ferry Hotel
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 WEALTHY AND HANDSOME YOUNG LADY, "
N years Of age, VIII hes TO form matrimonial alliance
with young gentleman. lie mus be well educated,
understand music be CT kind disposition, good looking
not % years Of age must be American Euro
Jean by birth; II Know Nothing, not naturally So and
gentleman with the above attachments the advertiser
thinks che provo hcrsen source Of enjoyment Al
dress 81, box 19i, Paterson Post Office, n. J.
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MoRRow Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION. TIE
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SUMMER RESORTS.

BORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, SHREws-
bury, N. JTbis ssl,brious and beautifully located
retreat is open for the reception of boarders and
will be kept first class house For shade boating
isbng surf and still bathing beauty of scenery and
drives II Is unsurpassed, and Is accessible to all
chants being only two hours sail from New York by
tes:1boats nom foot Of Robinson street, which make
our trips daily, Sundays included No fever and agus
r mose uitces.
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lDIERFEIIMlTS RENEWBD EVERY DAT,
0ALaU n AUOrlON.

M BUTLER, AUCTIONEER- UNIONPORT LAND
Als sale-The CORES, surplus lots and meadow land
OF ths association win be sold ct auction Monday Au
gust 14h ct IL O'Clock the premises at Union
port, four miles and Q half from Harlem Bridge and
near Westchester, and the line Of the contemplated
lots - laid down ON the map the title il perfect and
printed abstracts will be furnished purchasers terms
day Of sale. NJ B-should 1t storm the above sale
win be postponed till Wednesday, August 10th, at the
same hour and place BY order Of the Executive Com
mittee.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE
W. promises, at Yonkers, Westchester county, ON
Monday August H. at O'Clock p NJ, without reserve,
lot ~ BY 1867 beautifully situated Broadway, with
splendid view of the Hudson, and within few minutes
walk Of the depot The house contains eight rooms,
three halls pantries, cellar &C. and has verandah
three Sides and built under the personal supervision
of the present owner Title perfect with immediate
possession For full description apply to P. G. BULK
LEY Auctioneer, No. 81 Wall street, between A. NJ
and p N.
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ITO YOUNG FARMERS -TllE FRIENDS OF fOUNG
IL English girl DESTROYS Of seeing her rnited 10
rot forty, who IL accustomed TO me manage
rnent OF farm. Enough win be sivs1 co start them
comfortably on western farm. She II an orphan A
that bu, steady and respecpss parties win address
a. b, Herald once, Refereagts reQehea and siveu,
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NTAIRIyoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
WI Lover. - Professor Iawtcn Boston, formerly Of
Lcncn viii s-nd to any address, receipt Of dollar
post raid plain directions 10 enable ladies gentlemen
TO win the devotsd affections OF msny OF the opposite
THEN hearts may derlre The process so simple
but captivating that sil may be married. irrespective
OF age appearance, or position aud last, though not
detection is impossible. Address Professor LAYTON
ton MASS No letters taken from the Post Office une
the postsgs Is paid
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dy O n FOR A HOUSE AND LOT WORTH 81, 200
WOO plot Of ground near Merrisania village has
instruments Of S5 any person lot and have
chance Of obtaining house and not worth 81 200 The
OTIS In the vicinity sa for 500 TO $685. Books open for
lseserbsrs at "a 3roome street. corner Of Bo~ery M
airs.
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GIOLFS-o5 REwARD--A CLINKER Built BOAT,
~ fenrteen feet long, with green bottom and red
I'D on the gunvsIe CAL Of Astoria ct ths eteaer
Rssensvpod, 81 psck zip. CoRNx1xVa 3, kORRlA
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4 USTRALIA-FIRSr vESSE~-EXCEISrOR LINE
"A Third voyage Of the HELENA to MelbouInc.-This
magnificent and deservedly favorte clipper ship will
leave the 25th of this month"; for her third trip to
Melbourne The unparalleled passages Of this noble ship
made successfully in 81 and 81 days. guarantee to tue
intending passenger speedy and comfortable voyage in
well tired hp As The number Of passengers Is limit
ed thirty early application is necessary to secure
choice berhs The Helena is the only ship up for
traa that has already made the voyage For freight
passage apply board at pier No. IS East river to G.
BARRY