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Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

The uial Of Wm. Palmer, for the
poisoning Of Cook, has lef, no, only
London. but even the most remote vii.
Iage Of the Btidsh Isles, in a state Of fs
verish excitement during the las, week,
and the ne ws-venders have reaped an
abundant harvest from The in!erminable
and universal inquiry of ..What about
Palmer?" The complicated ana mystic.
rious fea,ures Of the transaction have
addel an additional zest 10 the public
curiosity. Originally a medical mar by
professions. he early abandoned the Ian
Get for the more ~alIuring and dangerous
pursuits Of the Fortune at
fret smiled, then fr0wnsd. and finally
left HIM involved in difficulties beyond
hope of extrica,ion by fair dealing, and
forgery TO a vas: amount was resor,ed to
Dc the only solution Of the gordian knot
OF pecuEiary endorsements. But this
temporary expedisnt could merely pro.
craetinate, no., cancel, the coming day Of
reckoning, whose inexorsble demands
there we've no funds to satisfy. Cook,
on the contrary, was both a successsu.
Better and the proprietor of q winning
horse valu. d at . considerable sum of
ready money and an "El Dorado" bet.
tiGg book.
Palmer. II appears, accompanied him
10 1.-The Talbot Arms" in the village Of
.Rugeley. where, after par,aking Of some
brandy aud water. Cook became sud
denly and violently unweu, and afflicted
With such. q succession Of %spasuodic
vemi,ings as are caused by %strychnine.
An old and feeble medical attendant was
called in; who, IN conjunction with Palm
er. prescribed for the patient; who be-
came alternately Better and..worss. aud
at length expired. . No money or bet
ting book was found after his decaase.
although diligently searched for by his
step father, who arrived a. Rugeley on
the evening Of his death, by which time
Palmer had already ordered. his cofin-
offered many objections to having .apost
naoriem examination Of the body, tbut
IL was, however, p~erformsd.) and prom
ised q bride to the carrier if ne would
manage 10 break ,he jar which contained
IN analysis Of the stomach and intes-
tines, on their transmission to London
for further inspection. During an ex
animation OF many hours, DR.. TAILOR
uns wervingly maintained tina, the symp
tome attendant Of the death Of Cook.
must have been the result Of poison
This opinion OF our FIRST analytic chem.
lei was. however, 90 d~iameMicallv OPP
posed by the testimony Of other highly
eminent men. that pubic sympathy no,
only underwent a complete revelation in
favor OF the prisoner, bu, a dark shade
OF skep,ici'm as TO the raiuc Of medical
evidence on such questions has arisen
winch shall embolden the future prison
er, although the jury. IN whose verdict
depended the life of VIM. Palmer, have
pronounced him guilty.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
The Hon. william L. Dayton.
From The PhiLa. North America,

The Republican Convention sho wed
great wisdom In the selection Of this
gentleman 40 . candidate for the Vics.
Presidency. lie stands among TIE
toremos. men Of the Union 10 all the
quali'iss tina. constitute high character
and he has given proofs, under circum-
stances that admitted Of no misconcep.
ION. Of his integrity, fidelity and capac,
ity asa statesman. New Jersey has
reason 10 be proud Of her many dis,in-
gnlshec sons;b but among them all, wheth.
or OF The past or the present. noae 10
more entitled to her .fsc.iouats regard
than Jadgs Dayton. Al The bar, on the
bench, iE the public councils OF HE
Stale and the nation, be has proved him
sell competent 10 every duly 10 has been
required 10 perform. aud has adorned
every station he has been called upon %
Gil.
In the Senate Of the United States. in
its better and brighter days. though
among lie youngest members. he was
eminent for the s~oundness Of his opin.
ions. the cogsn. clearness With which he
gave them Iterance and the decorous
msnliusss with which he defended them
against all al,aeks. no matter from what
quarter they came. Had 10 poliunal
revolution withdraw him from that body
he would to-day have been among lie
acknowledsst leaders; end, should The
ticksson which 10 hss been placed prove
succsssfol in the approaching contest. no
will preside over i,s Deliberations with
. dignity and coursssy which none Of
his ~precsceesoss have suvpassed. sssos
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
THE TRUE

Editors and stump orators OF the 10
~cofoco party are constantly asserting
that the Republican party wish TO inter-
fere with Slavery in The Slave Sta,es.-
Now every man who makes this asser-
ton. is either an ignorant fool or a con
summate kuave. 1t is no par, Of the
Republican creed to meddle in any way
or a with Slavery in the States
But it Is their purpose and intention to
prevent it's extension into the new Ter.
~ri!ories if possible, and neither the ig-
norant ~falsehoods Of those who do no,
know better, and the inpudent fa.sehood
Of those who do, will he permitted 10
change that purpose. The Republican
party believe that this Government was
established 10 foster, cherish and extend
the principles Of Human Freedom and
no, 10 sxtend, encourage and p~srpetus,e
Human Slavery; and when they see i,
about 10 be diverted from the purpose Of
the trainers, and made an engine 10
strengthen, extend, nationalize, and rem
der perpetual, what. OF the time Of It's
form alton. was regarded As a local and
ephemeral institu,ion-an evil, which
all deprecated and mono were DESTROYS Of
extending. but. on the contrary all ex.
pected TO see 1t no distant day entirsly
erad,cased from the American soil, they
believe it is their duty 10 asser, the rights
Of humanity ia all new territories aud
vindica.e the character of the Free Gov
srnment established by their fathers and
consecrased by the blood Of The patriots
Of the Revolution.
The great question before the country
and the a that 10 to be prominent
above all others in the presidential cleo
ton this year 10, not whether slavery
shall continue in the States where il has
been legalized by State Legislation, bu,
whelhef i. shall be acknowledged a. a
National l~nstita,ion. cherished and pro-
tec.ed a. such wherever its friends see
e. 10 carry il. The Republicans take
the side Of Freedom. their opponents
that Of Slavery .-Piqua Register.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
VIA Constitutes Treason

HN - 81 81 .2TL
The Boston Atlas sums up az follows
the acts which are claimed to constitute
treason AZ defined by the Slavery pro.
psgandls.s.
I've have now come 10 such a pass
that il 10 treason 10 think. 10 speak, or 10
print; TO call Slassry immoral; to call
freedom excellent; 10 HAT tina, free labor
is the best labor; 10 be Indignant at I'M
paralleled crime cominiued in ,he Seq
ate chamber; TO call Pierce q bad Presi
dent. the Uniona bad newspaper, or
Douglass . bad Senator; to encourage
the emigration Of while men to the West;
in short 10 co anything beneficial TO the
country. or credi.able to the age. 40
orator who apeaks for freedom Is . dis
unionis.; . clergyman who prsys for
freedom isl negro worshiper; 4 news
papers tina. pleads Cor freedom 10 q vile
iEcendiary publication. These would
have been rare times indeed. for Dy-
onisius or Nero. foi Fouche or Sid
mouth.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

q A gentleman recently Lost his
trunk while travelling in = Western rail-
road train. and wrote 10 the railroad
agent concerning the missing article, adj
ding. by way Of description, 1.-THE
trunk hss H. B. marked on Tho lsfssad."
In due time he received the following
answsri ."Afsr . careful sxsmination Of
all The baegags st This depot and very
mature deliberations thereupon. ~ are of
opinion that both ends!o Of your trunk are
'left,'" 4oW ha
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
Arrival OF the Atlantic.

The Atlantic arriAed en- the Pat
MiIlard Fillmore was a passenger on
her. The dismissal Of Champion crea.
ted little excitement in England. An
attempt had been made 10 assassinate the
Queen Of Spain.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
Col. Benton OLA the Cincinnati
Conventions.

E nEa
Col. Benton made a speech at Sain,
Louis the other day, on the occasion Of
his enthusiastic reception by his fellow.
citizens. He thus spoke Of The late Gin.
%cinnati Convention:
Such was the composition Of nearly
one-half Of the whole convention-cus
tom house officers, pos,mas,ers, salaried
clerks. packed delegates, political eu
nuchs, members of Congress-. District
Attorneys, federal marshals. The place
in which they met, and which had been
provided by a packed Administration
Committee, was worthy of the meeting.
Il was a sort OF den, approached by q
long narrow passage, barficaded by three
doors, each door guarded by armed bull
lies, with orders to knock down any per
son that approached without a ticke,
from The Committee-and a special or.
der to be prepared with arms 10 repulse
the Missouri delegation which came to
vote tor Buchanan-a repulse which
they attempted. and 60, themselves
knocked down and :rampled under foot.
This den had no windows by which the
people could look il or see, or the ligh.
Of the nj en,er-only a row Of glass
like . steamboat sky.light, thirty Eve
fect'above the floor. II was the nea.es.
representation of The "black hole" in
Calcutts, aud like that hole had we'll
nigh become notorious for a similar cat
assrophe. Tie litle panes Of glass
above were hung on pivots, and turned
fiat to let in air. A ram came on. drove
inio the den-and to exclude il, tho
panes were turned up. Smo,herine +!
Smothering! was the cry in the den; aud
the glass had 10 be turned up again.
Over this place was a small box Cor the
admission Of spectators, its approach
barricaded and guarded. and entrance
only obtained upoa tickets from the same
packed committee: and to whom :hey
gave ticxets was seen when the fret
votes were given for Buchanan-and
when each State that voted fol him was
hissed-sven Virginia! and the Kissing
only stopped by q threat TO clear the
galleries. Such is the pass to which the
nomination OF President! is now brought.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

For the Demcine Courier.
A VOICE FROM KANSAS.

Hear Ill fated Kansas calling
To the freeman Of the land,
To arise and check the progress
OF the Bcfder Rufian band.
Listen to her vail Of sorrow,
Let its potent echo sound,
For the blood Of murdered martyrs
Now is crying from the ground.
Rouse ye freemen, bold and hardy!
Let not slavery keep yoa down,
Hasten TO the scene Of action
From the city, and the town.
You must fight, il you would conquer,
Like tie heroes Of the past;
Strive, each one to be the foremost
And the truest till the last.
Slavery's dreaded power no longer
Must this nations works control;
so let thoce who love their free, ON
In Inc sacred cause enroll.
And prepare TO do it battle
On fair Kansas tented field;
Tell I e Border Ruffians plainly
You would sooner die than yield.
Then shall heaven smile upon you
As it did IN days of yore
On your fathers when they hurried
Foul oppression from their shore.
Dahlonega, June, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

What a siimuIans 10 kindness to the
asahborn or dull disposition.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
An Episode in ssHigh Life".

Mr.. CRAMER, editor Of the Wisconsin,,
in a'recent leher to his paper from New
York. gives the following facts in rela-
ton TO a piece of scandal lha, has caused
ea . good deal Of gossip among the sup
per ten" Of Gotham:
Fashionable society is Just now pro.
foundry stirred by an elopemeni-in so
called high life. I, Is the talk Of even
this grea. cny-for the circumstances are
most extraordinary and Distressing. As
The affair has got into the prints, a few
words will not be amiss. The hero is
Major Y, who lost his right arm in the
Mexican war. He is a married man,
and father OF a family, hu, is separated
from his wife on nccoun, Of the brutality
Of his temper, She lives in Washing
ton. Major X. is a man of large pro
per.y-rated from $500. 0O0 10 800, 600
and on account Of his large means and
his rank in the army. continued to be
received ia the best. society. Some three
years ago in 'Psris he met Miss Max.
well, then only sixteen years of age, a
daughter OF Hugh Maxwell. Collector of
the port of New York. and known as an
eminent lawyer and one of the mos, ca
tecmed crizens of New York. He
there commenced his attentions, and af-
ter her return To- this city, persisted in
'hem, notwithstanding his obligations as
a married man. His great wealth al
lowed him 10 be rertinacious, and he
has finally 70 corrupted this fair young
girl-at.er three years of pursuu-ihat y
few days since they sailed for Europe.
She Is about uineieen-very pretty, aud
sings like a syren. He is for,y-fve, as
our informant remarked, "ugly as SIM"
and brutal in hts temper. Yet,bis girl,
SO highly bred and related. has abandon
ed .parenie, wealth, friends, home, and
all. 10 follow this man as his leman. /,
Is one Of the most distressing cases that
ever occurred in this country. II has
created a startling sensation. The truth
is, the admiration of muney has becnme
So excessive thai it's mere possession has
hallowed men. who are pirates in heart,
10 be kindly received, even in religious
families. This sad case has made even
fashionable people think, and perhaps
they may demand char acter a. well az
wealth. as a passport to the sauctities Of
their domestic privacy. If SO, good will
come out Of this evil.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

Thi. i. the way we NIL on, our column.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

y A rain commsncsd tho other dsy
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03

and qui. the nigh, following. Ughl
Demoine courier., 1856-07-03
8atrs of A0Outisina.

For one square III lines) 1 insertion, sl,o
/ Each additional insertion, 81
One column, per year, 1902
One half column, per 2i,O0
One fourth I" l2,00
Patent medicines, per column, yearly 5000
Business and Professional. Cards, not making
more thanS lines, S. per year.
All advertisements, handed in withouthavine
the number Of insertions marked thereon, will
be published till ordered out and charged for
accordingly.
q Aliberal deduction made to early ad.
vertisers. Rfs
e. Attorneys held responsible for all leGs
advertisements handed in by them,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
MEDICAL.


DR WARDS UNrORTUNATEs FRIEND rs THH NE
Mus ultra venerea medicines and but requires 10 b
snov 10 meet with universal APPRECIATION and 20 stamp Or
Ward crevest the day DR. Ward hereby
mers Of 5000 to any physician who aner proper
DEMONSTRATION can cure private diseases with equally
so ceeri,v safety cheapncss he hmm.
efabe cases progress " defiance of All the dcors do
~, Nv hts wonderful specific and his peril knowledge @
VERY IS Of the he either eevistes one
sav Eemember, all yc who have been lingering fyr
xceks and months drinking nauseous compounds which
destroy Inc stomach. and swallowing poisonous riils
hat undermine the constitution that by calling on yr
Wrd Won may H. ew hours ~toy e pleasures N ne and
6st that Richard q himself eea,' Price o. once Csaal
,trs ci corner Broadway.
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rSoR SABA FINE, POWERFUL wATCH pog
II twoyears Old healthy and perfectly dressed lor watch
~. a1 n1y $40 account of want NJ room Cor him.
III fsen a. So shd avenue or on inquiry At s. Cambe
sgeUna tctr,
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$1,000 tonsEEFD tsP 70 S.tsss Sssss
drop ygST s1 resnse GET. thorough cure n ssn
Known for he very many extraordinary cures percr
% Without e Or h IN from ySen al 0 q
secures the patient from secondary sssess and y be only
TaGs ssass p stating Dr. ansr has
vilsnous humbue - - 90 81
r4Ss ..l sD 5Ss .SsI plcaI
100 essirosp s.tr Az cloth " I gives hs ,.ysrssr
ann " enc sna
ss and sss.rsl. ia@ s.cs.sss lc ne Al .pes
sssi:. I,ost sss% . u ~ Ss Ssss ,,
ma RAIPHs OFFICE HOUSES TO IA NisTo
u y NJ Sundays excepted No. sAs Houston street, near
nR wATsoH's NEW woRK-"THE CAUSE AZ
Ssre. complete praccs treatise s. e gass I
early ndcrsuon excess which The nature
ss 1sc q sssd 9ssas w sns s
: snt stswss cs p S e ss s,oy ssa ns
cansued commercially a walker fsv doom 1s.s
cooTE B.ss r. . ma. nj Sos
G.. s ss s va" 1 ss
nR, :. cIAwsoN KELLKY CAN M CONSULTED
~ daiy his Office No Bible House, Fourth avenue !.
diseases generally but particularly Of The lungs
MO FEE Till CURED-DR Goblet, 10 DUANE
~ may be consulted with consdenee on private DIS
ss radically 'rs AL g. Pr Spo s NE
msmbsr e 'ss View York University Medical College
pRIvATE CoNsuLrATroN.-Dn. WALTON Has
for long seriesof confined his Attention Ia sis
esse Of certain class which he treated not css han
twenty thousand without instance Of Allure ms
r.ssdes are mid and there Is interruption or
change OF Diet DIR. Watson aeuiance from
IN the morning url night copsnslns rooms md re-
sidence, Wkker street few doors ~ broadway.
WILLIAM WATSON, ~ ~,
Fcrmeriy Surgeon % he Iock Hos.isin
RISoRD D s, rRacTIcE IN qERTsrs awyoarAsy
kcord of Paris and ns Carrochan and No,t Of hs city,
may be cor suited IN this specay II re SIS Broad
way opposite he 81 rtrhalss Ecel daily. rrcerner, $50
BY letter Consuia Ions IN English or Frercf - wvr
DrMovEn TO iN GRAND StREEr Ia rNkTFs
N ~ cineuied Oh IN diseases " f1i s,+ra r-,b
8 A. NJ, to 10 A., NJ. Advice nee.
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Nl deru asrologiat IN he world or That has ever bee
Who Vas also great asirooas have natural glf TO tel
past present and future events OF life have asonshet
Won nre married single aud how many times you be
nrrc and how and will show you the likeness OF
,re husband and will YOU be speedily marriott
and you viii enjoy the greatest happiness Of marmcnia
M a and GOOD through your whole life. will also show
inc likeness absent friends and relations and will tell
me iii the II life hat you cannot help being
nbad No charee II satisfied Call soon. or Won will no
set me chsnce Gensmcn not admitted. No 70 Broome
'treet be'weep Cannon ard Colombia streets
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U,OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRAIIA.-MTTUAI LINE
II The magnificent clipper ship CLARA WHEELER, 1,sv
hurhen Delano commander will have usual prompt
despatch Of his popular line being the hryrr vessel des.
patched BY the undersigned during the past three years
without death accident occurring the passages out
The ACCOMMODATIONS for passengers have been arranged with
for health and comfort being airy
lated Eaiy application should be ado, 70 secure choice
berhs Apply % the agent board, At pier Fast River or
W MAILER, LORD QUEREAU. los Wall street
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As THE Gypsy GIRL Is ABOUT TO DEPARr FOR
n Europe, all those wishing 10 consult her on al events o.
life call at ~ Bowerys - cents. N B-1he
Gpsy has hand secret which will enable lady
obtain the affections of the opposite Charge
extra
As MADAME MAR REMAINS But A SHORT TIME
N wishing consult her will do well 10 call shs
hrs study connected with phrenoogy which enables her
tell your character and whether married, 90
scribes your wife husband tells your present circun
stances, and whether you will be wealthy. II not married
She win tell when and whom will injury and a.
tcuishes all who visit her. lU1 West Broadway.
fyf.AIRNoyANCE.-Mqs. SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING
~ few doors west Of Broadway the celebrated
medical anas usIness carvoyant In America All diseases
discovered and cured curable The fate and Whereabouts
Of abeent friends made known unerng advice business
&C. No charge unless your are satisfied.
vIAIRvoyANCE.-i76 GRAND STREET. NEW YORK.
~ Mrs HAYES clairvoyan physician. The exact loca
Of diseases correctly told and
made daily Call and for yourselves No charge unless
satisfactory examinations given. Electricity administered
CARD-MADAME BREWSTER RETURsssyN rus
~ friends amp patrons and begs to that afer the
Thousands both this city and Philadelphia who have
with entire satisfaction she feels confident that
The questions II ssoogy love and law matters and books Of
relied constantly by Napoleon she has equal
She tell the Of the future husband and also the
name q her vsers 83 Bowery, between Fourth aud Fhb
streets.
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- Nyack-Tanding At l56th street Yonkers Hastings
Dobbs Ferry Tsrry,own and Sing favore steamer
w. ULsE viii leave pier foot 81 Jay every sun lay
morning. $50 A. NJ, touching at Amos street each
Returning, leave New York At r. NJ snting NJ Yonkers
Hastings nobbs Ferry Tarrytown and Haycrstraw. FOR
further particulars Inquire OF l. LEWIS, Jr, 22 West
street.
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TRAVELALERH GUIDE.

SswSuyE landing YSassTs po0ss Perry
Nsai POINT s esla ssns ssssns
Perry viii leave New York. from pier jay street
every Sunday morning At seven O'clock ksturnng Leave
Ssrpsnsis FONT f"'''eDSe'' 0' ''eN N N =
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-FRoM MAY - 1885,
II the win leave Chambers street station follows
sss ;:ss
fssrf sassS 4is
sengers taken Chambers Cbr.opher and Thirty
S a sns e S1s and Es
iiI5A. NJ, and 5P. NJ. A. y. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT
NEW YORK AND ERIE RArLRoAD.-oN AND Az.
Ss s WI sve Duc
Buffalo Express. at A. M. for Buffalo.
Dunklk Express, as A. M, for Dunsrk ,.,
as,s stations PASSENGERS by us train vii remain oy nisSi
At owego, and proceed the next morning
RoeEand Pss.ense, =. 49, NJ irom foot q Chambers
Way fss,snseT' al n NJ. for Sewbars and n,aaiesosu
an Sies FlpTess at P. NJ, for Dunsirk and Buffalo
Emigrani, sP M for psnkrk and Buffalo and incr~e-
The above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
These express trains connect a. Emra With the Elmirn Ca
Bnshsmon win the syracuse and Bnshamton raIroaa for
rsIross Cor Ro"6estsr at Great Bend With bslawars acsa
asd Wsrn rsos or sesnoe o. gaa oc cnd
matt, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &C. .c.,,,, o....,s.
ID. 4. McCALLCM General fup't
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.-FARE RE.
IN duced only 81 so from New York 70 Albany The
land road connecting with western and northern trains.
BOA NJ, express train for Albany, without change OF
nectng with II rs A. NJ Central and northern trains
SIC A. NJ, mail train stopping at Williams Bridge hand all
stations above.
sNP. NJ, express connecting with The Central Railroad .,
Ill
Returning, leaves Albany
$50 A. NJ express without change OF cars.
g15 A. NJ. mall train.
43oP. NJ, express for New YORK
all business pleasure take the
Harlem Road which for comfort prompness safety, IA
unsurp passed. The Albany trains nted up with
approved brakes which place the trains the
OF the engineer rendering the safest road in The
unon Tickets be obtained aud baggage checked ONCE
Western Railroad Albany While and Centre Broome
and Tv enty sixth streets, New York
VIM j.. CAMPBELL. guperintendent
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|)ITAGE FOR sALE-A NEW AND VERY HAND
some two story cottage, situated In Gather street.
abehtown New jersey suitable for small family. Lot
$50 TO be sold without delay. Inquire On the pre-
es fourth house from Jersey street. or No. William
ct New York.
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n ted States mail 1hc unequaled clipper ship MTNNr
HAHA, LOO tons register. Quilt by nonAn Mckay Rsq
four months since and pronounced The mos, perfcc clipper
ship aos) Beauchsmps MASTER Will be despatched for Mel
bourne and Sydney early date, which v be named
her procuring berth Greater portion Of cargo positively
engaged she offers opportunity shippers and passer
gers such has never been presented . them % the
Ian trade Apply N u. W. CAMERON, No. Bowling
Green Consisnees IN Australia, WILKINSON BROTHERS
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LTNE.-THE NEW /
"A clipper ship ROBERT TREAT, 100 tons burthen viii
have Immediate dispatch for Sydney direct She
quaed accommodations for Few FIRST cabin passengers FOR
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NrIcARkGUA-A FREE PASSAGE AND $50 ACRES
IN Of land given seersThe elegant rs class steamship
FULTON Captain Patterson VIII sail for Nicaragua on Wed
ncsday September "a nj O'Clock r. M from pier ~ foot o.
North Moore street. Non river Parties wishing gc out on
this ship apply for tickets without delay A. the Nicara
guam Emigration Office 3fT Broadway No 2up stairs
ALEXANDER g. LAWRENCE, Agent