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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

IN COMPANY.-sUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MONDAY May II. 1859.
Trains leave Derot White and CsHre.ts New YoTs, a:
6:l5 White Plains train, Stopping q; all Stations
Trains leave Depot Of S6hst and ihsv Nev York a.
$40 a .Wiism.bridre train, stopping at al stations
$3.50 Mail train, stopping at Wismsbrdss and oil s's-
tions north.
II 90 a m .Wil.smsbrdge, stopping al all Stations.
II 80 a. White Plains tran, stopping a. al stations
$3.50 M. Willamsbridse train stopping at all ss;ions
400 D. White Plains tram, stopping a. all Stations
D. Dover Plains Stopping al Stations above
Wlhamsbridrr.
$40 r. White Plains train, stopping a. all stations
" iitsnsbridge train Stopping d: all SaiioEs
REIuRNNG-Lesye Chatham -Four Corners:
1910 Mail stopping al .laulsbTdge White Plains
and all Stations noIih
VIM J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
BY j. A. l.. JosLis,
Oeioe No. Washington Buildings.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
1 MANUFACTURING AND WHARF PROPERTY IN
PROVIDENCE, II. l., AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, Sept 16 commencing at 10 ociock u % on
the premises.
In consequence Of the death Of The principal owner aud the
necessity OF closing .he business the STEAM COTTON MANU-
TACTIfRISG COMPANY will sel, without reserve, their
valuable the City Of Providence, comprising onck
ntanins 1900 spindles Looms with every
epsraton with Picker and Boiler Houses and Machine Shop
Attached and all necessary Out Buildings, together with
sout 66 600 feet Of Land commodous Wharf and Store
House. -, -, -, NJ,
Also II Houses and Lots Eddy, Ship Elbow aud Rich
raud Tppecanoeane co1tang 43 Tenemens; Store
xpd the Of EDDY and Shps.s:; one story
House with lease of lot Emst all D the immediate VI
sxty Of the establishment
fms Of Sale per cash the day Of sale % cent
on delivery Of deed and possession 0f the property
sDoe IL equal amounts payable in and years with interest
rniannuaily. 80 =.
Messrs WELLS BROS, New York,
}. M. FISHER, Treasurer, on the premises, or
A. b. DIXIE Auctioneer No 5Washington Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
Sales bp Aneiion.

A JJCTTON notice.. BOGART, Auc'
"a ,ioneer-By s BOGAkT-On SATURDAY S.P. H. at
~ ,cIoeI a. me Auction Rooms, No. Norih "an.s',
] FsnIfr, Morgsge Sale Of large assortment OF leu'
"a UoIJsEHOLD FUREITURE-Parlor Suites, Bookcases,
cs Chair. large Looking Classes elegant velvet
c.-ns.s Ojclo,h Center Table, Oh Painting &c
'~T MANCELIA FOLSOM, Attorney .or Mortgasee,
Ofice, No 10 Pinest
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THE TURF.

UsioS CouRsE, l.. ThgrsdQg
Sept. Q, s5s-Purse $50 mile heats; best IN to
wagons;
J. Mann 2 2 Gray EDDY. y....................l
Mr LOysPs b. m. Lady WoOdrst. .........O dist.
Tae-Firs; Heat. Times cond Heat.
@ arer.................. A. %
Hal nile e...............l:2z 1913
hLe..-..-.-..............4p <sSf
TRorrrsG-- Tuesday, Sept. Match $500; mile
heats; best 3 in ) TO wagons
" hraos g. EIUres,.
TRoTTwG-Moadoy Sept Snatch $50; nile
heats, in harness,
M kee. T. Wss,p9r;........................l !
Il "ooerla's Gray E1gie ........... ........2
Tims; 2:50.-253
TRoTTIyG AsD PAcIsG d. Van Brunt's Ho.el, Coney
Island Roai-.NoAday, Sept. 6.-Ma;ch, $1,000; three
nile heats, 10 wagons:
II. p Yankee boy'....... Drawn.
W. h-b Z gLsoD........................... Drawn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
''''s'' ''''''''' CHARLES MORAN, President
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1859 sIJMMFR ARRANGEMENT. 1855.


Passenger Station New York 9th - and 4th
entrance Z7thst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New Haven IN. tex l245 3:45 40 lex s1d
$3.50 p m For Brdgepcrt, . m leI l2:4' 5:f5 40
lex and m For Milford, Straord Fairfield, South
port and Westport l245 S:45 and $50 For Nor
walk T. l2:45 3;45 4:0 (exl 4:45 $3.50, $50 p m
For Darien Greenwich, T. - s5 545, 4:4o $50
$50 m For Stamford. tex) M; l245, S+5, i:D
tes AS $50 $50 For Port Chester and intermediate
stations, T. a. n l2:45 S45, 4:45 $3.50, $50 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, tex 4:o p. (ex) For Hartford ana
Springfield a. M iex.5 4:so p (ex) For Connecticut
River Railroad Montreal tex) For Canal Railroad to
Northampton (ex) and II: - p For New Haven
and London Railroad, a. IN. and 4;S For Housa
tonic Railroad, m 4 p IN For Naasauck Railroad, ga
m l2fs 3:45 D. m Danbury and Norxsk Railroad T. 3
a. IN 4:2u D. III. JAMES H. HOYT, Superints udent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express Hnes leave NewYork at and II
m. aud and fare 81 Through Tickets sold for Gin
cinna and the West and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
&c aud through baggage checked Washington in aud
6 p trains. j. w. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
baggage will be received for train unless delivered and
fteen minutes advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
CUPREME COURT, CITY and County OF New

GUPREME COURT, Lity ana county OF New
- ort-LIEiA KurSZ plaintiff. 8-G-nst DANIEL EtSZ
a.. tor rssItCoM Lo- served 10 lie
.fudaut You r,hv summoned and rec ct .
me eur.iut IA MS a :oa .nich ad IRE o3ce 4 n.
Clerk Of City ani County OF Se~ YORK e, he City Hall ia
.sd r,s nd copy of yor answer % he sad
afr "a te su5s, r5e- a: hi- oc. l5er 81 >A'A asu-e.
y ne Ctg % Ssf ora within twenty DAYS ARR tar
- ms you sxclssye u ne CAV Of sch ser'e
"a, I, w. fsH awer ~. said sir within th- 1r
r. aid TIE plaintiff ;hs vii appy l. tn Co-rt or
~. rref ersneed 20 he ccmpart-Daed N.S f9rs JAY
~ ,sss DAVID LEVY.
- "a 1,uexF- Plairtf'- A..or-.v.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
III PROVIDENCE via sTONiNGToN-HOUR Of LEAV-
ING CHANGED 10 p n.-On and siter TUESDAY june
as steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and c. VANDERBILT CT
the lie VII leave psr No North Ryer FIRST wharf above
bsst' daily .SeeIt Sondsys .. lastesd 81
10. Ofec Ne. 10 Battery place. r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
Ocean Steamers, &r.

VI
NTEAM to ALL PARTS of GREAT BRITAIN,
y VIA GALWAY ireland.-THE SHORTEST SEA PAS
AGE BETWEEN AMERICA and EUROPE.-NEW-foRk
AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LlNE-Ihis hne now com
Fsrs four urwerfil stesmshps: The PRINCE ALBERT,
nERlCAN EMPIRE, BRITISH EMPIRE and INDIAN
thlRE The will be dispatched about TIE mid
eo September of which due notice viii BE- gwen Persons
se Ireland reach their destination threeoarths the time
sn BY any other route aud all have opportunity OF visiting
es and sceney of uuryaed Interest in Ireland with free
s<sts By the usual Iaosd cm Galway 20 Sy Of he
sneiTsl siaes Of Great Britain.
IN Csss.... So Second Iass. SO Ttild Class. $50
AhbeIs cabin table VIII BE- provided snd cooked loyous
.1he class passengers TO Galway.
Yer freight, passage and further particulars apply 70
WM A. SALE 4 Co. No N South -.
NTEAM To LIVERPOOL, LONDON GI.AS-
- COW, DUBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY aud
SSns pnepsi Suss oi ENGLAND and IRELAND VA iIV
skrOoL, without delay AZ sIeaty reduced ra.esbr LIV
ANiS .PeSdld yde6, iron s,eaashi,s are in
r,r, ovp.,-,,TRos IRON Srw-Yokx.
W.. VI IhuFsCay Sent.
c,T< - u THURSDAY S.pt q
Oirf VI WASHINGTON. ThuTsday y.............O a.
49,. And each AteTuat, Thursday
Mi<0elook, uoou nom Pier Nc. ~ Sor;A RIVER
RATES 90 PASSAGE.
T ,Sn'h nom NewYork and Philsdelpha ........ a.,
fu es irem New York ofthe places "a
.h Iehes available or sx IA
nsees OF Pss'sse BON Antwerp % Now Yok...... IS
tSsens,rs forwarded 70 Hayrc Paris Hamtarr B,m.u
s1v.rp ard all part. Of the Con,iren, without deay
ssssits On Liverpool from 81 and upward.
- ,0hlalys steamship bOSPHORUS leaves Autwerp n
s-v wlts eAss dets4Te hon Liverpool 70 New York
Il ~ y Ladns signed IN Antwerp
n,fnt or Psssage apply o1y the ofce ofthe Companv
1 'ohk q. DALI, Nc. IS BIosdway N.w-Yots AGENT
| IN Antwerp, 70 J kREMER Co,
4 in Lse'Toeh to WM ISMAN Tower ;.ldirSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-sEpr. 9-Befors
md, RE LIZ

btfJ. Dc NoHt w. lWo nundIed anu pNtynX
hogsh ads and tyone terces OF molassesNo exceptions
having been taken to the COMMISSIONERS ordered that
be confirmed and that the beant the Of 2ii
and costs TO BE- taxed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

y HAM sgans. G. W. W.PURDY-suuEnols for nones demand
"a eon.rart-tton not served To C. W. PUkpf roi a.
r,oneG and required 20 the complaint in this
sfio which will De- led ofi-s OF the Cirrs ~ III tty
and County Of New York .he City Ha in said Cy anl %
- cony OF your answer me ssii complaint on The sub
scrbr BIZ cce No 20 PaEkEov in aid city ~i,ln twenty
d.v. att. the of this exclusive OF tho
dav Of uch service and goa fail % answer the sad complaint
within IN. Aforesaid ne plaintiff will 'afe Judgment agai
M fr he .una Of eshty do with trr on he 4.R day
~ ly ore thousand eight hundred and ty six, beside The
Co.. ~ this a-,ior-Da.ed Angus; l9. 1855.
H. :. LINCOLN. Plaintiff Attorney.
The eudgu. above will take notice tla- -hs corpa NJ
" the aid lied IL The ode Of -. CerS o. he Gay
and County Of NswYors the Sis, DAY OF August ie
.ep ]lawewFr III. :. LlNCoLN, f.alnth : AttoFAet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
CI.pPFAlE COI-RT- Counfy All NeM.York- -

CVpRFNE COZ RI. County of New lOrk.-
- JONATHAN FAITOUTE again; JOHN W MCGUIRE,
prSTGNIN ~ EVANS. DAVID HlSCON and =. his VIE.
TANrS N GRIFFIN sri PETER u. ANOEf.-Iothe De
fusart BENJAMIN EVANS; fo1 sre hereby summoned
AMI required the complaint ia ;hs action ~A =
M m ofre - .as Csr< of tae t.y AMI County 81 New
Yok A. the CITY Han ,he Cy of Ne~iors, on NJ IN a
a. Agrst ss and 20 copy o your anser % Ne ad
o-risiu on The Gbsriber a. his Office. No ~ astrec u
IN. Of NevNork within twlty day. s;er ne -rVe o.
a. summons q. LIE day OF slcA service al
90 f-ii % answer he "A plain! hin he tine aore>a
H. ,,a IN this toa M apply g. The Cour ior the relief
S,Srs.d u The rom .-Da'ed NewYork Au.ls, 1859
a IawtxF r n. BOVINE. Plaintiffs At,orney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
OFFICE NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD Co.,
New York, June u, 1889 >

New. York, June II, 1854.
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-The
IN New.Yo and Railroad Company have earnestly
during the months establish and MAINTAIN
uniform and Of traffic by the four great lines
which and West Having failed
this and believing be inudcious and improper to inu
by issue of Free Passes by the employment OF
solicitors other undeI Ihanded me
Company rather than 10 such have determined 20
reduce fares and Monday next ih inst tolows
Between New York and Dunzirk, SO 10
Rs,uesn Nv yorI aid BIdalo )
Between New.York and Niagara Falls, or Suspension
Bndge " W
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LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.-ls5s.

SUPERIOR LINE.-ls9S'
All points between CLEVELAND, DETROIT and suPE-
RIOR CITY. -
The new and srlendid low pressure steamers CITY OF
CLEVELAND, j. NJ. Lundy, Master ILLINOIS, JOHN Fra
str, MasieT;
LEAVING CLEVELAND AT sP
THURSDAY, April r. MONDAY, Aprl la
MONDAY Nav THURSDAY, AprI ~
THURSDAY, May lS MONDAY May TO-
MONDAY May a THURSDAY, May ~
THURSDAY, jane s. MONDAY, May 81
MONDAY, jane H. THURSDAY June II"
THURSDAY, June a. MONDAY Jane y.
MONDAY, July D THURSDAY, July j.
THURSDAY tuly IS MONDAY July IL
MONDAY July - THURSDAY taly p
THURSDAY, August ). MONDAf, August
MONDAY August l6. THURSDAY, August IL.
THURSDAY, August 20 MONDAY, August %
MONDAY, September 8 THURSDAY, september
THURSDAY, September 10. MONDAY, September H.
MONDAY. Sept.nber2T y. THURSDAY, September 25
THURSDAY October7. MONDAY October 4.
MONDAY, October 49, THURSDAY, October IL
THURSDAY October g. MONDAY, October -
MONDAY. November s. THURSDAY, November
And lifted Passenger and Ereeh, Screw Steamers
IRON CITY, J. r. Turner, Master.
MINERAL ROCK, J. 7. Ryder, Master
GEN. TAYLOR. Geo. l. Stone. Master
Making three boats eayng Cleveland every week through the
NasoD.
The make the round trp " efh days Rooms for
of the trps b. secured by addressing
HUSsEY MCBRIDE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Cleveland. Ohio
B.-MsIh AL Packages, Care Of Has.ey q Mcbride,
Cleveland Ohio"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.-
~ On and after THURSDAY, Sept; g. trains viii fol
lows Trains going East-Lsve South Ferry Brooklyn 10
for Green F leave South Ferry Brooklyn a. u m for
Syoss,t lssve South f,uy, Brooklyn for Yaphank
leaye South Ferry, Brooklyn, a. q for Sy0s-t leave
South Ferry Brooklyn a. B p. for Hampstead leave South
Ferry. Brcs,k l.u.a A.. % m for
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

60 1883 Trains VIII leave Chambers Station ssioo
Express Trains and Albany and Troy Pass.
ger 1rsns II 80 and 1890 for PoEsAseep-ie.
and $3.50 for Sing Sins 10 a m and o:f5 for
Pees.Ml 80 and $50 .. The Poughteepsie Peeks-
kill and Sing sing Train. stop the Way Stations Passengers
taken Chaubers Canal Chropher and 3lsss Trans for
New York Troy az j30 and 10 and 4:3O and
u. Slnaavs a. 10 A Z. SMITH. Supera.en dent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
A. NJ MrRwIS, Aac;i9neer.
ny BANGS, MERWIN d. Co., Trade-Sale

D Rooms, No IS Phfkrow.
FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 10, al 81 O'Clock.
NEW AND FRESH STOCK-Compnsng large collection
49,. and choice publications. including Scientific Classical
e School Books also scarce and valuable Old BOOKS &c
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

BuRDETT JONES a Co, Agciioneers
(SOkI-YARD at AUCTlON.-On WEDNES-
nay Sept I5 AZ 10 O'Clock m the premises The Sta
~ 0e Scales Fences Horses Carts Harness Screens and
sbo,e together with Good will Of the Lease for hve years roIa
o. Hy next Of the Yard formerly occupied by 5 Wallace in
asb-sy near 32d-st. Also a lot Of CUMBERLAND COAL
An b. ,od for cash 70 the highest bidder
n" r. c. WANDELL, Assignee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
11aints, Oils, Glass, &r.

NOBURN's Extra LARD OIL-Very pure; viii
slAons JOHN w QUINCY 4 Co, No go wihamst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-UNITED
j STATES MAIL LlNE.-The favorte steamship ALABA-
MA, Capt. George H. Schenok, will leave SATURDAY,
Sept H. at4 H. Pier No T. North River Cabin passage
Savannah l5 Bills Of ladns signed only board For
frerht or passage appy 20 SAMUEL H. MlTCHILL son,
No 3 Broadway Steamers Florida Savannah,
leaving every Monday "Wednesday and Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
grsuranre Companies.
ii INSURANCE COMPANY.

us,,y NOS. I12 AND ia BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

DEOPLEs LINE between EEW-YORK, CITY
II ISLAND, ,NEW-ROCHELLE RndMAMARONECk.-On
and after SATURDAY jane - the Steamer ISLAND CITY
Capt James Vadenburgh, having been refHed with new
boers and newly furnished throughout, will
making DAILY TRIPS Sundays excepted between the above
named accommodation Of and freight
leaving Market Slip at returning, leaves Mama
roneck m, New Rochelle al 1880 City Island at
745 m Fare between York and Mansron-ok 80 cents
and between NewYork and New Rochelle City Island 25
each way Freight be board half hour before
shat tiuso of
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-15
BUTTER MAKING.

A writer in Emory's Journal Of Agrl-
culture, on the subject Of making butter,
says that, in all the various changes
through which milk passes befor it be
comes butter, cleanliness Is indispensa-
bic and this cannot be too often held
ID to view. Next remember milk and
cream want air, and pure, sweet air at
that no one should cover a cream pan,
or put cream in q large high stone jar
or crock, if they intend making first
quality butter. And now, if I can, l
will put things in order.
The MLEing.-This should be done
with clean hands and short finger nails.
The same COWS should be MIXED by the
same hands as much as possible, and as
quick. Much conversation or singing
should not be tolerated during milking
time. The times of milking should be
twelve hours apart, as near as may be.
Milk should be strained as soon as il
can be brought into the buttery or cellar
and I am of opinion that, if the milk o.
several COWS Is a little mixed. it viii pro
duce butter Of a more uniform color
Six or ten quart pans, made Of tin, are il
common use; glass would be better. Mil
should not sour under thirty-six hours, i
in right temperature; if 4 does, you
milk pans have not been well scaldet
and cleaned. When your cream is taker
from the milk, let a little milk pass alonl
with it in the cream pan. Milk shout,
not sour, and cream should not be of th
conscience Of sole leather.
The ChrRing.-This should be don
every day in a dairy where there ar
eight COWS or more. At a temperatur
Of sixty-two degrees, butter will com
Of the cows have salt regularly in abou
thirty minutes. / would not have
come sooner, if l could churns tha
propose to bring butter in FIVE muuite
are a humbug.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-15

e In the Island Of Rhodes, accord
ing to recent letters, all the crops were
perishing from drOu.h, murrain had
broken out amongst the cattle, and ex-
tensiye depredatiOns were committed by
birds Of passage. The Governor of the
Island had formed corps Of $50 Prae,
Used marksmen to Kill the birds.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-15
DAILY WORK.
By CHARLES MACKAT.

Who lags from dread Of daily work,
And his appointed task would shrk,
Commits a folly ard a crime;
A souIless slave,
A paltry knave,
A clog upon the wheels Of time,
With work to DO and store ofhealth,
The mans unworthy to be free
Who viii not give,
That be may live.
HIS daily toll for daily fee.
No, let as work We only ask
Reward proportioned TO our task
We have no quarrel with the great
No feud with rank,
With mill or bank,
No envy Of a lords estate.
five can earn sufficient store
To satisfy our daily need
And can retain,
For age and pain,
A fraction, we are rich indeed.
No dread Of toll have we or ours,
We know our worth and weigh our powers
The more we work the more we win
Success to trade
Success to spade.
Aud to the corn that's coming in
And Joy to him, who DER his task,
Remembers toll is natures plani
Who working thinks,
and never sinks
His indePendenceas a NAN
Who only asks Tor humblsst wealth.
Enough for competence and health,
And leisure when his worz IS done
To read his book,
By chimney Look,
Or stroll at setting OF the sum
Who tolls as every man should toll,
For fair reward, erect and free.
These are the men,
The best Of men,
These are the men we mean to be.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-15

e. A midshipman asked priest to
tell the difference between a priest and a
iackass. The priest gave it up.
One wears a cross on his back, and
the other n cross on his breast said the
midshipmau.
Now said the priest, tell me the
difference between a midshipman and a
jackass.'
The midshipman gave it up, and ask
ed what it was.
The priest said he did not know Of
any.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-15
Buy Me and III Do You Good "
ROOT AND HERB BITTERG.

Composed Of SGTsaBGrillG, HId Cherry, Yellolg
Dock, PIick1eg Ash, Th0rougblCort Rltu6ar5 Nan
drake, DaHdeKon, gc.,-aH Of Jchich are 50 COM
pounded as to act IN concert and assist Nature IN
erqdicating disease.
The effects of this medicine is most wonderful
-itacts directly upon the bowels and blood, by
removing all Instructions from the internal or
gans, stimulating them into healthy action, rem
0vating the fountains of life and vigor, purifying
the blood, cleansing It from all humors, and causI
ing it TO course anew through every part of the
body. They cure aud eradicate from the Sys,
TEN Liver Complaints-that main wheel Of so
many diseases-Jaundice in its worst forms, all
Bilious diseases and foul Stomach, Dyspepsia,
Costiyeness, HuHors Of the Blood and Skin, In
digestion, Headache, Dizziness. Piles, Heartburn,
Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, FIatlu-
Ieucy, Loss Of Appetite and all kindred conn
plants caused by a torpid or diseased Liver, a
disordered Stomach or bad Blood 10 which all
are more or less subjectin Spring and Summer.
II taken IN large doses, Fever and Ague may
be broken up and cured at once. This has be-
come q standard medicine, and is decidedly the
best the world ever saw.
Only Is cents for pint, and 81 liz cents fol
a large bottle.
Sod by all medicine dealers everywhere. Or
ders should be addressed to J. o. LANGLEY
Proprietor, II Marshall ST., Boston, Mass. 10mt
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-15

Has been before the public more than 20 year
and Is deservedly popular.
Extract of a Letter from -8eSS6FS. De5Cey g To-,
dated HrEorer, ". T.. january %, 1855.
The Medicine &c. OIL is all sold but four bot
ties. and gives great satisfaction. We frequent
" have calls for it by persons upon recommends
ton ofour best Physicians, and there IS no MIS-
take but what it Is efficient.
From E. Il. Parker, Bucksport, He. December
Is, 1856.
I have sold large number of bottles Of your
Gargling Oil 10 be used in the cure Of Rheuma
tisrn and have not known it 10 fail in any one
case. There is a great call, and sales increase.
Extract of Letter from P. D. richardson, dated
Hqf-tlqnd, It, Sept Is, 1856.
would like another invoice of your Gargling
Oil So far as l am able to learn, it has the re-
putation of first rate Liniment
From Mr. N f. Smith, E5l7iamstoaga, bass.
| The Gargling Oil gives great satisfaction here
From W s. TYLER, Norz1ich, Conn, Nor. 90, 1856.
/ The Gargling Oil has given very general sat
isfaction in this place.
/ Caution to Purchasers of Gargling Oil.
The only genuine has &C. ". Merchant, Lock
port, n. " blown in each bottle, and also has
! his signature over the cork.
! D@Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonials Of its utility.
! All orders addressed to the proprietors, n B.
! TUCKER, & Co, Lockport. n 7.
I GEFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
orally, through the United States and British Pos
sessions and other Countries. And by R. W.
Nye, Irasburgh; and by an agent N every town
in the State and vicinity. Wholesale in Boston
by Weeks & Patten, and Burr, Foster & Co., as
also at all large commercial towns. 40
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AT sEA--IIOONRHSE.
A CHILD SPEAKS.

CHILD SPEAKS.
Come up the moon is rising fast,
The sea is calm, the deck is clear:
Come, mother, stay no longer here
The moonlight will not always last.
Do you remember, once you ta.kdd
With me Of Christ upon the scar
Now hearken, Tor this seems to me
The shining path where Jesus walked
And VIXEN the si.very brightness came
Along the sparkling waves tonight,
by heart Ieayed trembling at the sight
And thea l spoke our Sayior's name.
I should not fear his holy win,
Ii now be stood in yon bright place,
and | could see his blessed face,
And hear Liu whisper, Peace, be stil.'
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