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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19
G. r. d T. A HUNNEWELL'S
~ UNIVERSAL
COUGH REM EDY
FOR ALL THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS,
from Common Coughs to Actual Consumption
nuNNLwELL's JUSTLY oELHnRATEp

II Q l. II A n . ID Y n r.
The Natural Sure Remedy Tor all Nervous Complaints.
From Neuralgia through an eases where Opium was
used to that Of Deuum 1remens, and the common
chief cause Of Disease, LOSS OF SLEEP.
The TOlu Anodync, though containing particle Of
Opium produces all the requirements Of and may be
used in all wherever Opium used without pro-
ducng anything but Cures and leaving the patient in
perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy freed from all the
common objections Of Cough Remedies, which produce
prostrstion) may be considered the common
enemy 20 all Throat and Lung Complaints, and used
with perfect hnpunity Asking all 20 court from propu
etors friends he most investigation Of both
Remedies, and reading If our pamphlets 10 be found
with all dealers, and more particularly purchase only
Of those who can be depended upon wait in confidence
the decisions Of Patients and lh, sicans.
"FRlCES WITHIN REACH OF ALL"
GENERAL AGENTS..
j.. W. HUNNEWELL co.. and Commercial
Wharf, Boston.
GEO. HuNNEWEIL, ll5 Water Street New York.
Under the special supervision OF JOHN L. HUME
WELL, Chemist and PhurmacCutist, Boston, Mass,
whose signature the coks Of the genuine only,
and 70 whom address all communications.
FRED. T.. SMITH, General Agent for Montpelier
1929
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Boston & nru nork advertisements.

Tnr Remedies are carefully prepared under thc direct
supervision aud inspection " Prof HUMPHREYS IN ORDER
10 that aud long reaizr want ol uc public
namely remedies for m te more common and simpe all
menis " Hle
moments reflection will show that vast majority NJ
diseases from which suffer and de we're NJ ther
menccment simple and trlang mere colt slight diar-
rlea, pain IN thc side headache or hoarsencss M
first easily cured aud suhduci in time becomes c0nsuu
ton, fever dangerous dysenlery, Group or ohcr
disease. which an he NJ medicine fnil TO arrest
Herein these remedies supply great public want Being
on hand simple. s1 sou know at once what 90 i-ke-
pleasant ctl4e nn rcuuauauccsaft, anil hence
occas0ni1r f, while the curative effects positive
and ccrtaH iHr aken and nt The spell broken
and t'a danger nll1yel.
Experience has amply c0n0rmcl ne use NJ these rene
dies Tor families and private persons being
rsg atarLE ANn cnSYrSnSr, tbs MOST PROMPT
Ayn nrtIAHLR
Thousands are and have been usl,g them Tor Ave
years post n every section of The country, With almost
lnvnrnhle Al speak Zoo The highest terms NJ their
simplicity ani certainty and among our hundreds N
agents the uniform testimony Is, that they give good
..L--L.-LIun n LL.-- nl.L-mL-L--
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| 7 NlTED STATES AND FOREIGN
~ PATENT AGENCY.
SAMIfEl. COOPER

Examiner OF atens th nited States
Patent Office, at Washington,
w + BIS 7 II BANK BUILDIN
IL Exchange Street. boston.
PATIENTS secured IN the United States and in all
other patcnt-Rraning countries. Specifications and
drawings prepared Caveats filed Reconsideration
procured, Of applications that have been rejected mon
imperiecty prepared papers. nterfcences prosecuted
Reissues and extensions procured and in general an
business connected with the Patent Office transacted with
care and promptncss.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris
Persons residing az distance may obtain all necessa-
~ Information, and have their business transacted by
writing to the subscriber without the trouble and ex-
pense Of visit to Washington.
He begs leave to refer those unacQuantcd with him
the following testimonials -
From the Hon. Charles hdson Commissioner OF Patents
L. $. PATENT OFFICE, Feb. %, 1855.
take great pleasure IN stating that during the time
have been acting as Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper, Esq, Of Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor
and has been in that capndy in constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has evnced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
rules aud practice Of the Office close attention TO the
interests OF his clients and marked candor and courte
~ that has rendered the transaction Of business with
him pleasure. have no hesitation IN stating that
regard him Of the very best agents the trans
action Of business with this office with whom am ac-
quantod
CHARLES MASON, Cos,niiss,oner.
From he Er0HiHtiS OF the Patent Office
The undersigned, Principal aud Assistant Examiners
in the United States Patent office have for several years
been well acquainted with Mr., Samuel Cooper late a
principal Examiner in this office and take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral
character of unquestoncd knowledge in the business
and practice u the Office and that his scientific attain
monls such euinonty f him for the business in
which hc Is about 10 engage.
HENRY B RENwlCK, p.,.....,
s. II. LANE. Examiners.
q. Il. PEALE.
TIiOS T. EVERETT. 1ssigf9nt
+. SOUTUGATE SMITH, Z Erag,in,r,
WM. C.. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr Cooper fully and heartily concur in the fore
/ going recommendation made by my late colleague
WIN. L. n. FITZGERALD.
Late Principal Examiner 81 Pateiin.
/ Boston, Jan, I, 1850, 1928
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Meoical.
DR. c. II. sHoLEs, ECLECTIC IN.

II
~ PRIMARY, III Court Street, Boston, Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for the last ~
teen years to the treatment fthc gcHfo urinary organs,
and having had large practice IN this speciality claim
the best possible advantages for treatment the world has
yet discovered
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
TO advertise my remedies for the people generally from
the act Mgtoso chO most need dare not ask
atrie'td whcro 10 drocf them.
TO THE IMpOTENT AND DEBILITATED.
spermatorrhrn, or Seminal Weakness, divide into
three stages
st. Nightly Emissions, which my Eclectic Life Drops
Will cure ~ very short time, without failure
ID Daily Discharges. There are more cases Of this
than the world is o. Some Of the symptoms are
high coored and scaniy excavations from the bladder,
with smartng sensation attending IT, sometimes with
tutbd sediment and at others mk-white appearance.
have analysed many specimens nf this nature and in
all cases have found traces Of Semen and Albumen,
which A. sure 90 produce death Consumption, unless
it is checked 10y medical treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME.
Sd. Loss Of Muscular Power Such cases may he cur.
ed by similar means Ii the patient be in otherwise toiera-
Die health
Best French Prcvcutatvcs at low prices.
See my advertisement 10 the Boston Herald, and YOU
can learn moro full description OF such cases.
Address q. II. SUOLES, VI. D., ~ Court ST. Boston.
Boston, May % 1860. gS4g
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TIE OXSGENATED BgTTERS.
THE ONVGENATED BITTERs.

sronpAEp, g. o., Sept. 3d. ls5a.
M,srs srru W. rowLE a. Co.,
Gents - wac for many years great sHdefor from
Dyspepsia Waerhrash and tried almost every thng
within NY reach, hut 60 900 benefit, until was induced
by tho recommendation " my physician, Dr. lilyeon,
90 make use Of tlo oHysona'ed Buon, The dnt bottle
prducod but slight aiicr1ton 30 the disease and had
IL NOT been tor the urgent request of my ptysirian
should then have Discontinued their usr thinking diem
To be of no avail but bis confidence inspired To- per-
severe and acr using io the extent OF half dozen ho-
tics, bad entirely regaincd my health. { hopc al
Dyspoptic l'ersnus will bo induced give them mir
trial being confident that the remedy iAe most poien
fur tho furms OF D, spopsa that has been pro-
duoed. Your,
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furniture " Ruusr Juimsu,my.


HEAD OF STATE STREET.
Has just received, aud oilers Toy sale the following
scasonahe and desirable goods which especial at
tentiou cf purchasers is invited, VIA
CARPET S--ln Oh varieties, direct from the Manuflc-
lures, and Of the newest styles.
OIL CARPErS-In all widths, from To six yards.
ROOM PAPERS-trom the hest French and Aueri-
can Manufacturer "a very fine assortment.
CROCkEBY, GLASSWARE, AND TABLE CUT
LEKY-A very large assortment Of the hest goods
FURNlTURE--ln this department there is an unri-
vailed stock to style and quality, consisting Of every
variety of Furniture for the Paror Dinng-room and
Chamber. better assortment Of Chamber sets was
never offered in Vermont.
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS
PRINTED WINDOW SHADES, LOOKING GLASS
Is, Nc., sc.
The above together with great variety Of other goods
will be sold at very low prices.
Purchasers and others are respectfully invited to call
and examine the stock
Montpelier, Oct H. 1860
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

EROsENE LAMPS ~ OILS.
IN WOOD, GREENE a Co, manufacturers Of
SELF PRODUCING GAS BURNER, Commission
Merchants aud Wholesale Dealers IN all kinds n Lamps
Kerosene, Coal Oil, Fluid, Chandeliers, Caudclhra
and Pailor Lamps " the latest aud best patterns No
Al Water Street, between kby and Congress, Boston.
1.-THE GAS BURNER perfect Regulai0r--hghts
room 20 feet square FOR cent hour, will burn all
night for cent,
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL
We have made arrangements with one ofthe largest
establishments for fun supply OF the above Oils which
warrant 70 be equal in every respect Other we
think beifei Also Fluids each Of which sell in guam
tity 20 suit purchasers and at lowest cash prices
7. S.-As this notice is read by some with whom VIC
not personally acquainted aud who have lnow-
denoe that all orders will be faithfully executed,
have the pleasure by permission Of referring To the fol-
loving mercantile Houses
James NJ. Bcebo a Co Dry Goods Importers and job
befs Boston.
Converge, Harding & Co.. Dry Goods Importers and
Jobbrrs, Boston.
Jewet, rbbetts & Co.. Dry Goods Importers and Job
bers Boston.
Chase, Mckinney q Moors, Wholesale Boots and
Shoes, Pearl Street, Boston,
J. Is. Kimbal 4 CO.. Wholesale Boots and Shoes, Bos
ton.
stone Eldredge, Provisions South Market Boston.
Dana. Farrar Hyde. Wholesale Groocrs, Broad ST.
Boston.
wiuslow Harris Co., Wholesale Groeers, State ST.
Boston.
Boston Faucet Company Boston.
Il. H. Alton Son, ORdonsbnrgh n. Y.
q. ID seymour, Esq, Ogdensbugh, N. Y.
j II. ftarsons, Barron a Co, Concord, ~ H. m no
S Lyman Co., Montreal, Canada oo'o
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HAIR WORK.-Wigs, Frisetts, Top Piee-
Ill es, Curls, &c, an endless variety at
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have prepared Medicine Tor the purpose " rcculat-
ing the Monthly Sickness which have used Tor the last
ten years with The most unbounded success The follow
ing recommendation Is sufficient
Its uniform success even ia extreme cases. is as as
onishing as II is satisfactory journal Of An Ned
Science.
have hundreds Of private Of The same hap
py results, but fnr obvious cannot place them
before the public
lis the very best thing known for the purpose and in
cases Of obstruction after all other means have failed
will produce the desired effect cure Is guaranteed fii
MI cases, the price will hc refunded Purely ycaeta-
bic and perfectly safe az all times.
CAV TlON.-Nevcr purchase any medicine uf this ma
trc OF any one len about the country for PTLIs and
Doors are deserving Of no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for those who
wish to remain under my care.
Address DR.. G.. n SUOLES, l27 Court ST. Boston.
Boston, May q, 1850 9S49
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4 tLOCkS. - An excellent assortment in
~ MARBLE, BRONZE, GILT and WOOD Cases,
at pHINNEY'S
Corner Of Main and State SIS
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THE ONYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED RETTERS,

PREPARED by =. W, FoWLE a co.,
y fremont Street, Boston.
SHJy Druggists, Dealers, anil Merchants in ercry
tooa and ciiy in Ncr England, and
elscirhsre
LIST OF AGENTS
S p. Redfcld. Fred. T.. Smith, l.. f. Pierce Mon,pe-
ler; Geo. Nichols, Northheld; Gleason Hastings Co
Waitsfed, A. G.. Winship, Moretown A. T.. Bigeow,
Barre; g. f. Wooster, Marshfed Jas. II Holden,
Middlesex j. NJ. Henry & sons, Waterbury c. j.
Sheldon. Stowe c. W. Ayord Plainfcd, and by deal
ers everywhere. 93
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4 UTLERY, Jonathan Crooks and other
~ celebrated Makers POCKET KNIVES, Ivory
Handled Tea. Table aud Dessert KNIVES: also large
assortment Of SCISSORS aud SHEARS, at
I. @. PHINNEI'S
Igug1otiS Block
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n EW FIRM. 49, The subscribers having
l. purchased the stock ofgoods u SCOTT BROOKS,
will continue the business az the place heretofore
occupied by them and solicit the patronage of the former
customers Of this store and others.
BROOKS 4 DEMING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-19

M lDDLESEN OIL manufacture from
w pure Flax Seed. My "a years experience in this
business, and always producing unquesunahle quail
ity Of Boil and Raw Oil is the best recommendation
can furnish.
ron SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILL,
or ofmy agents, SlOkts x FULLER, at Montpelier
Quality warranted. ENOs STILES.
NiidleseV February. 1850. 8ln
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TOWARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

F. &. SMITH, Montpelier, General Agent for vei
mont. 1929
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w. b. wHsroorr L Co.. Aaotisocca
A UCTION SALE of

4
An extraordinary opportunity for Housekeepos
w. b wESTCUTr'a Co. Auctonees. win coll FRI
DAY June it, o'clock at the elegant private residence No
l.2 West 2i< near 7hsv tho entire magnificent lnmtue
Of the house. the property Of gentleman leaving the city
which rpcte with every elegance In furniture and rare and
costly works Of art MI Of which viii be pcremptorly sold and
pant superb rosewood Parlor furniture viz msabcen, fal
suites sod rosewood Pariof Furniture comprising Is pieces IN
ch brocsde with p made TO order only two months
ago by Zeas; Tocaye rosewood Pianoforte been used
bt two months magnificent msn and Pier Mirrors Etayeres
supsTb Tables Turkish Furniture suite superb marble ana
Sttusry mantle Vases rch Chsndeers French Wof
Cocks velvet Carpets lace and silk Curtains TO- with rnost
complete assortment Of beautiful rosewood Chamber Fnn
tIe God Wsrdrobes Bureaus, Bedeads superb mar
Nj tcsses &c Dining Room Extension Table OAK Chsifs mu
bet Tnft with French China ruby cut crystal Gut as
ivory Cutlery Hchan utensils &C. with complete and ole
gent variety Of Silverse Sal, positive rAin shine Cats
furniture will be sold u O'Clock precisely House to Rens
low responsible tenant furnished unfnnished Posses
sion Immediately
A DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer, will SELL
N stAuction on THURSDAY June 1860, at II O'Clock I
'"e s LOTS fTontns on BROADWAY EIoHrH-Av, FIFTY
SMITH and PIFTYsEvENTH STREETS, liberal terms Of
payment For maps and particulars apply st the office Of tho
Accicneer. No. IS Walst r@p
A M MxRwIs, Anctionee<
DY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Irving Build
I'D tngs Nos 5s4 and ssesBrosdway thu Motopc,sn
THURSDAY AFTERNOON May 81. a I o'clock, and fol
lowing days until all Is sold.
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the late Prof w.
W. II RNER, Of the Patent Office at Washington. Embracing
Unique Collection Of Works the History OF tho Abensns
this country and in their languages as-omen Of noyages
Gres aud Latin Languages aso in Hebrew Arabic, Ssnsct
Hindusani Persian Ph9nesn Japanese Chinese aud other
Oriental Languages Pathological Works valuable and
Pamphlets and many choice Manuscripts and ooaec
ton a 6ne copies OF books in other departments
Catalogues of all our sales may be had on application
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Aouses ano farms tl)anteo.

DAkT of a HOUSE WANTED-A Parlor two
or re chambers and convenience. for cooking for four
us n be located In the vicinity Of 10Th TO sothss not be-
,crd 9Th 2dav-, west Address W. NJ w. Td5
70 ce. References exchanged
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MN Writers, Auctioneer, will sell THIS
w DAY, at 10Y O'Clock at No 10 Union place, side
near lfhtt all tho HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 10 the above
81 rooms rosewood Piano. God black walnut oak
hosEny AID other Furniture PsoI Suie large Mirrors ee
CANT Velvet Tapestry threePly Ingraiu and other Carpets
Kitchen 10 Catalogue Of over 600 lots at the house.
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DUBLIC AUCTION. - Superior TROTTING

DUBLIC AUCTION. - Superior TROTTING
i STOCK for SALE-The subscriber will offer at public
auction without reserve on WEDNESDAY the 9th Of June
next At his residence in the Village Of Csppv Mass the
esten Railroad fret station from Worcester his we'll
knt wn BREEDING STUD consisting # thirty animals among
whchHre the noted Mares Pocahont the original
Mary Taylor with several Of their progeny Of both by
Vermont Black Hawk Ethan Allen, and Stations of the Cas-
sus NJ Clay stock Among them several Stations Of
arsste speed and beauty from to four Of Thi.
stock Las been bred with especial reference Trong In the
selection Of both Srs and Dams and Is confidently offered to
the pubic as possessing properties rarely to be met with Gaia
ogues embracing pedigree and description be had appl
cation 70 the Auctioneer DUDLEY H. BAYLEY No 81 Fed.
east Boston Of the subscriber Persons wishing attend
the sale leave Boston at aud The train ar.
nye. OF Csppville at On the arrival Of the train
at Worcester special train will leave for Clappv and
main there till the sale is concluded Cars leave Springfield
about arriving at Clappyie about 81 sd ,s,lrn
about % m. r. s. DENNY.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auconeer-Ssesroorn No % Nsssaust
II ENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will sell at A IctiOn
THURSDAY this day. May 81 at IL O'Clock in front
OF store No. 70 Esssaust.:
SPLENDID PAIR or CARRIAGE HORSES OPEN CAR
RAGE, HARNESS Sc-A beautiful pair Of b ,odbay Yer.
Morgan Horses 6 hands high eight years old this Spring
very stylish perfectly gentle I'm all harness. and warranted sound
in every respect first rate Travellers and unsurpassed pair
of family horses; cot ~, 200.
oFEN CARRIAGE-built by Watson to order; in perfect
and very nearly cost 500 Double silver plated
mounted Harness built expressly orders in fine condition
but little used. Also WhiIs Blankets Sheets, &c.
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A. j. BLxycKRR, Auctioneer.
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY Oh B

MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY on BROAD
WI WAY, l0TH-AV., 9th and 9TH ST3-Beins part Of
the estate OF the late John Adams esq.
A. j. BLRECkER, SON Co. will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY 9Th June at IL O'clock ct the MerehAnI Tx.
change, SO Lots, rs follows:
On BRoADwAyS lots east eide forming entire front DO
tween Both and g7th-sts Unfolding two corner.)
o. l0THAv2O lots with building and west des betw
9Th and 57th-sts, including FIVE
Os S6IHsT6 lots north side between Broadway and 10Th
including valuable house OF the late Mr. Adams Lots 23I
1908.
OK scTH-sr.5 gore Lots south side, opposite above.
on S6TH-sT.5 Lots north side. east Of lOtb-sv
OS B6rHsT (0O r. wide Lots south side, 100 feet eas
10th sv.. together with large cores ia the
OS B7IH-sI6 lots south side betw broadway and 10th
The whole property lying Broadway and lothsy, and
mostly on &th Presents as tine an opportunity for invest
in tlr NIh and NXlfd Wards Title old and ind.putabe
Terms liberal Maps. &c at No 7PiDe-st 800
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
\ Lessee ano hafkgcf N Nlxon
This popular and fashionable viii remain closed until
MONDAY June in order make alterations and
MIDSUMMER ENTERTAINMENTS.
The sps-iOus premises b be transformed into
SERIES OF BEAUTIFUL GARDENS
filed with tie raresi plants and the choicest
FLORAL PRODUCTS OF TIE EARTH
AQUARIUM, Fountains, Classic Statusry, vases, &c
Tie Lobie Sso Courts and Nestibule viii be converted
ito
MAGNIFICENT A2BORs AND PROMENADES
nd even the stag se to present elegant Paree to be
0~n open 70 tie eule1ce two hours previous 10 the
men eueui cftis performances
Ihe entertainment vii embrace distinct species Of amusc
uaent. viz
oFEsL. BALLET, BURLEsQUE! CONCERT
YkoHlNADES!
Be- de ottcr Dramatic Musical Diyertisements OF the
Teoeche aH1 elernt which engaged all the
proIpnsu teniVoc or7sN and terpsicho spen-
did orchesras, sfuD corps os Esns,. &c &c
enteantne ct BE- 10 Of the
teater but vail be given H. the Palace of Flowe and
others In the Gardens "a tie oper ar.
The fitting up Of hcss 70 Gardens win cost not than
$1,000 and tie interior When opened Monday evening
viii present gay sumsec varied md dehghoI meLaags Of
sesf bsBcy given In yle aud with InssaAeence and
originality never before seen IN this country.
There only price Of admission 80 oens every part
al te Gard and to witness al the siniDenss h
de.fptU of Midsummer IL tznnent.b with the
nsIe OF the artist. viii be published So day or two
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Orean 6teamers, &r.

A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
IA CATION COMPLAINTS NEW YORK AND GALWAY
LINE-The next departure from VIII be the sPenda
and powerful steamship PRINCE ALBERT Capt Nj ,HOLAS
PROWSE, which will leave THURSDAY June 81 1860 touch
Ing ut st. Johns, n. f., TO receive the Royal Mail
PRICES OF PAssAGE-Fit class $50 and f73 third $40,
including free tickets many of the principal cities the main
railway routes Of Great Britain and Ireland Third class must
provide plate knife fork &C. and bedding Passengers to ST.
Johns bst class $3 Passage the third class be secured
TO bring persons out from Galway for $50 so from Dublin S.
Belfast sSI nom Londonderry S57 So from Waterford *sIi
hom Limerick, S5s.
ALEX HOLLAND L Co.,
Agents. for the Line, No. 81 Broadway.
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TINHE INTEREST due on lst June on BONDS Of
i HE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY win be
81 the Ohm s and a. a mess WILLIAM JOHN SBRIEs No .
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EOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the

X UR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
L premises, on TUESDAY June 1850 at o'clock p. m,
the Farm Of the late Garre Van Dine containing Ia
Middle Village, kewtown Queens County L. l. will be
sold in sections containing 81 to On sections there
situated miles from Brsoilyn via Myr Pi.pS5osS ~
" illisusbursh e.l I-.naich Turnpike
The will be positive, to close the estate.
Stsges from Grandst. Ferry Wllismsburgh TO Middle
Village hourly. $500. . -
For and pscglar Inquire Of G. VAN DINE, No. ls
b. J. SUYDAm, the Farm, lr,..
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HEATH HOUSE. Schooey's Mountain Springs,
IL Il will be OPENED on MONDAY, May 81. Families wish
ing to make for board do so by letter 70 the
Proprietor. d. A CkOWELL.
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Pleasant
D Apartments in private family for two or three Gentlemen