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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
.ICArION. for the discharge

~ Of on insoveu from his dsD PURSUANT 10 toe psons
the nd Article first title Of he nth chspes Of h second
part OF the Revised Statutes SAMUEL w. GRONh, Of tno
Town of westhed Rchmo ID unity, State Of Ne~fok No
published August ~ 1900 Creditors 20 appear before
Hon n METCALrE, County Judge OF Richmond County
at his office Town So,thhe in said county on the
Isth day OF November 1900 "A o'clock OF ih,tca T.
show why assignment Of said bsoeut estate should
made and he be dis hE gd nom his debts pursuant 70
the proyisi ms OF said Sta ute.
EDWARD p. CLARK. Atty for Iu,olyen,, -
Aug 2qIswlgwW No. 1913 BroadSay, y. Y.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIM TERN-SgPT IL Before JUS
tice 8OswoaIH DE, lsIOSs
John Young agt. JAS. c. Wi'iet, Snerf Case and
exceptions settled. Pspers eft with the Special Term Clerk
VIM. q. Myers AIT. Amelia T. Myers ad2ment
Of divorce Granted
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY for persons in want of
N FIRST CLASS CABINET FURNITURE or HOUSE
HOLD GOODS Of any description. The contents OF the
superby furnished residence No Is Clinton place. In oth
vate during the present week at onehal Us ysue
The assortment embraces everything necessary and desiri
Die for gen:eel prvote family Al fret class goods Ia
order few Of the leading articles only can be men.
toned oct r. W. Piano Pier and Mant- Ornaments Velvet
and other Carpsts e. W. b. W. ana Mahogany Paror Dong
Room and Chamber Furniture Rich Window Drapery Msn:e
Clocks; Bronze and Decorative Oil Pi1ngs Elegant Table
Ware OF all descriptions There is sud 70 the Cata
ogue nothing be asked for that we have not got Call and
see from a. TO p.
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,T7RIFNPTORY SITERTFFs SALE, BY OR

DEREMPTORY SIIERIFFs SALE, by OR
L DER Of the SUPREME COuRE-The attention On Of cap
ias and othe rs called the sale by JAMES NJ MILLER
aucton er under the direction Of JOHN KELLY Sheriff sc
on TUESDAY Sept Is at II O'clock st the MEB II NTS
FXCHANGE of the first elias DNELLlNG-HOUSE aud
LOT No SO East 2ltst GTaercy Park containing all the
medcrn Improvement
rented TO- 81 but the PoI hase viii DE entitled imne Hate
possession.
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vENuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

VlIIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
1 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PROM NEW TO LIVERPOOL. ,
Chief Cabin Passg '''''''''''''''''pio
Second Cabin Passage :. .'.''''''''' 80
IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. 80.
Chief Cabin Passage ...'''.''''''"'''''''''''N
Second Cabin Passage = .s..''''''
The thips fIsm New-IoIk call a. CORK hsIpoL,
m. ships fro Boston call II II sifsx and Cctk haIDs'
PERSIA Cant Iu3krI. CANADA, Capt Lang
40 a az Ont 1 stone. AMERICA, Capt. Noodle.
Asa Csrt E q Lott NIAGARA, Capt Anderson.
HERICh Cent shannon EUROPA, Capt J. Loitch
' SCOTIA (noW building)
These vessels cary clear white light at ns'thosoi
ASIA Iott.,,. leaves New York. Wednesday, sept 20
EUROPA Aud, leaves Boston N &C., N
PERSIA JGdkns. leaves Ne" WedhesGay %
IERICA Siasnou. Leaves New fork. WEDNESDAY Oet ~
CANADA Uood leaves Boston.,'' Wednssaby, Oct o.
Berth, not secured until PAID for
ne owners OF these ships will not be aecounttOc o Oeu
silver Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious stones OF u
L., hills OF adng signed therefor and the value tAeso
'A'''- f. CUNARD, No Bowins-sroen.
CTEANER Of OCTOBER 6,
- FOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVhE'
The limited States Mail Steamship
AN ADRIAfiCt r., -
rh co,,s.ock Commander will sail from the foot o.
Canast on SATURDAY, Oct &, with Malls fas'tnsoi ANU
so I T"'sse spoy * tie Office Of the North Atlantic
Ilip Company (looG No Al No .9 MSlstc; c.,v
CTEAMER of SEPTEMBER ".
y FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRK.
IT, s. NJ Steamship ILLINOIS, -, NJ.
T. T. Terry ctmusnder w III, ,s h2m Fer ~ 20 v pS ps,
o.gers and specie for Engsnl and France -,
Firrt Csbin 70 HoYro, $50 70 Southampton SO.
Third Cabin % liayre sS' 70 Southampton sSo Work
D. TORRANCE Agent No Bowling Green Ne"i
Ina " yFKBIIJ ESilg Oct ~.
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DTRIE HOUSE, No. 3 BIBLE HOUSE,
FOURTH-AV. NETWORK,
- ,ts eelsbrstpS NEBUVIUB COOKING and HEATING
nny Tbs hsa, which from ordinary 10 waste
% Chimney saved AID made syssbs e Yarn The rooms
:. K,t~bsn Range. The ETNA HEATER de'gned act 10
ne fort taseneat ERE Psee 70 warm me psssnen. g1o sa
s ost III ualor FOR efficiency. esonomy dlIablty ana
ft tsy sfs uneQuslsd Abundant eisre52s 5'nSLsd Oh
T agbls House. 4-Ev n " Manufacturers eno Ffcpteto,
ron W4RNUYG CHURCHES, HOUSES, sc.
4 a.. RtpTIFTTrs PATENT HEATERS for Wood or
Coal JLsy Jui a. ed nee T2,1 se 1 aroedVsy
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1865.

WEEKLY COMM NlCATION by STEAM
w b.twten NFN-2o2h nd LINERPJoL, an
ocEENsTowN lrsi-os, to ans Saa eDbsrs S'en' " 40
RE Liverpool Nss.Yorl Ald PbraIIp s-sap cGa;
70 sal Is follows
CITY OF WAsfllN IT N. ... EArURDAY, S-P -
KAEGARoo ...................sArgRDAf, Sept y
And every Saturday throurbou. he Jes rNo ~ r.
PAsstGB -,
SSn To london Ivis JirerpooI ................. so
seersge-To Queenstovn Liverpool.
s~sIsss irtara c 6s r aooth -" lV
Fsen:i e; ai5 10 Haze Fs ST'ms and
Antwerp st through rates. I'm
c,rtiscates Of passage n.d ron 70 NwYot 30
fbese hsye slpsi-T ec1nm 'diion oI flssense
.re eo1suced with water tight co'a teh'' 'l '' 0Ap
P,Ee ssPy x At the S2e e. hs GGn gssy
In LysrpoOL 70 WM INM a To " G, Soilans'
VIHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
BREMEN, Vessels, Commander carrying The u g.
SATURDAY. Sept 2s, a, II O'Clock m,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTH AMPrcN
LONDON H.vRE h IS 9fH ZIP FoN aud BREMEN
,., At the fop~ wing rates ss'. .,o.,,,a sas
'" 's'n' SE sti'as * kEktrsEN REICaELr,
No % BrOsd~sJ.
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
viii esve NewYork the lst llth and 2lst Of
month except when these dates M on SUNDAY when
the day Of departure ul DO tine MONDAY olo~ing ror
freight passage apply at the only once No ~, West
corner Warren D. o. ALLEN, Agent
HNAPS, OTIS LINE of LIVERPOOL and
LONDON PACKETS Passage from Or 70 Liverpool OF or
ueesly A. the very and Drafts for amount
obtained payable in any part Of Great Britain or ireland by
applying to fAPSCOTT Co, No. 81 southst, N Y.
EOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
IL steamship HUNTSVILLE Capt John A. Post will leave
Pier No. a. North River, THURSDAY, Sept TO- at N
Passage to Savannah, with accommodates me luaed foi
ttr.nsh tickets New orsan. 500 7Si Mobile s9s Mont
Romefy s25 Memphis s3l IS; Nashville, S29 10 Knox
Vile 425 5O Chattanooga, s25 Albany, s23i Columbus
s2 Atlanta &2I Macon, sos Augusta 81 So Including
carriage fare In Savannah H. D. CkOM"ELb Ior
No SO West IT., and No 3J5 Broadway.
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Uaier-Cnre.
Eeaal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the county OF New-York Notice ia hereby given TO all
persons having claims against ANN PROODtTr late Of me
Cty OF widow, deceased to present the zane VITA
soncbers thereof At the Office Of EDWARD d. EVEN, No
,treet the City OF NewYork, before IN.
eighteenth day November DeIDated NswYok the sgAs
Day OF May, lsGo. gAME sn ~ !, Ph nup
uye l.r6mW Adninittr with the Ail annexed.
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Ocean 6tedmers, or.

DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
III ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
Touching at st. Johns ~ F. to Passengers and receive
the Royal Nail and Government Dispatches.
The Steamers comprising this Line have been approved by the
NEW IRON sIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS,
CONNAUGHT ,..........s..s'''4 so tuns Ohdeh'
LEINS1ERs - SUI ouIuon-
MUNSTER ........'.'...s'...'''4, tihs ouI1eh'
ULSTER ..............''''''''.4iV O tuha pW9eh-
PARANA.,....... ft4p' tnns
The next departure win be the CONNAUGHT from Boston,
on III FSDAY Ost % 20 be followed by the PRINCE All
BERT from NewYork, November 20 from Pier No 81, North
River. l..
the nr,ncip. cities Of England and Scotland
Eir Class 100 $50 and S75 according to sateroom &C.
counoos ms Third Class $50 including cooked provisions
And 10 st Johns N FFirst Class pos Third Glass, ls
Child en- under IL half price under year, ffee Ihno
On pasfengsrs required to furnish beds and tins
The steamers of this company have been constructed with the
ga est safety and comfort combined with model
and nToueng power and built with water tight eompaIt
Dept Tn are confidently expected to supa in speed and
qualities any vessels built, and are repete
With eegancies and coDveneDces. , .
An eyDeuced surgeon is attached to each snip Persons
bng 10 eud for their friends obtain return tickets al the
following greatly reduced P.ices: - , -, Ii, L. -
In tbfd cabin from Gaway 49, In third cabin from any
town in Ireland railway, 46z d. IN tro cao Ho 'ho
nipripsl cities Of England aud Scotland, 500.
f0i "0's'' " HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents,
Nos. 81 ard IS South-st.
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henry H. LEEDS Co.. AuGtioneers - ,-,.,,
CPLENDID JAPANESE GOODS, LACQUER
- Ed WARE, INLAID CABINETS, JAPANESE AMOR,
FANCY ARTICLES, OPERA SCARFS, PAG DoAs XG;, e.
HENRY H. LEEDS & Co viii sell by Auction, on TIT HS
AY, 2Oh, and FRIDAY 2lt S.ptember At No 7t5 p9ad
way next door 10 the Th at II O'clock each day
an elegant Invoice of JAPANESE GOODS just received
from Jsgan SIN Francisco eect In this ioyoice wu be
four scs entirely IN his country some o, w;h are
very r1qne them large Cabinets noun ed with silver
fro Ma,o Toilet Boxes Gloves 80 Psg,da Scars, Opera do
ANTIQUE PoreainE B,a1as Writing Desks Elegant Cent +
Tale Trick Boxes sud TP Trays complete Japanese Amor
Ta SCI eaus eh, odered with raised six FIG Egg Cups
qottd Ssckee Boot AID Cups Sha VI Boxes and Trays
Straw naid cork. Houses with sliding DOORS Also Japan Sc
Vases real China about 600 real japanese Broos snh a.
every one have These goods will be ON exhibition
from TUESDAY lob inst until tie safe Il the 30 We Store,
ond every article ordered to be sold for VIA wi" oHng, to
Try the market.
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5topes ano 6enters.
~ I'VE CRFAT SUCCESS

A No. RANGES. 1000
VERY INTERESTING TO HOUSEhEEfEhS., 10y,
rNGRANis PATFNT " ATER-BACK co OKING-bAN1E
proved by over hundred now il use 20 be sure eSy
,e'r pr,tg tn IRE 81 id tie water De h6oPPpU 4'
loot OF which read the following:
~ IyGRAN SgSi , -. -.
Tbe Patent WaerBeck Range he'd you 10 put In has been
,ss.d used with aud without water, 70 entire ass
tetor fuel bans but about half OF any tnst hsfs
TO- rndsr NV Inspection ERASTUS LYMAN,
SPTes Kn,kerbOcker LIE Ins Co, No 100 Brosdway
have your Movable Water.Back regulated in the
Range ltng the fire. and used with and without
80 L. simple and Satisfactory As 20 fuel II burns
at third les than any Of four others have used
' "ALFRED MOORE, No. 22O West 22dsL"
Gall and examine send FOX circular with many certificates
.ftbe same purport o. above $500
WV h IN3RAM SON Mannfseturers. a34 4thav., ~ y.
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ADRIAN II. MrLLElt, Auctioneer

ADRIAN II. MULLKH, Auctioneer 900 ~,
DEREMPTORY SALE of FRANClSe ME-
u TALLIC LIFE BOATS, AND MATERIALS FOR
MAKING THE SAME, NOW On HAND
The above property viii be sod e aGso9 a. the BOAT FAC
without reserve, to close the concern.
The oeb includes boats bodies galvanized iron sheet
and bar, spikes, nails, fivets. lumber, paint &C ,,,
For further particulars inquire on the premises OF OF MAN
SHALL LEFfERTs Treasurer, No. % Beekmsn st (2sO4.
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OnTh DINIDEND.-OFFICE or GRoCERs'
~ Fms ISgURsNCE C5NPANT, No IS Wanst Bank o.
HeSIoIe BuDdg New-Eorh, Sept 3, 1900 The Board Of
pSeeoIs have this day declared annual Dividend Of
O. PER CENT on TIE Capital Stock % The Company payable
% the Stockholders o. demand JAMES g. FLAT r, SEQ
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

EUh BUoIUN anu INV IDI4lNOI1, va W "
A. PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Ne fok every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clock P
IN and the EN- PRE- STATE, Capt Brayton on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 5 O'Clock p m, from Pier
No g. Mr. -,
s.nt until the shall have been paid Tor. .
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dpatch oy
~ VIM BORDEN Agent Nos. 70 and II WostsL
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OFF,cB % 1sB PHRSIx FIRE Tvs Co.
- BRooKIYN, September H. 1860.
TNHE Board Of Directors have this day declared
II a semi annual DIVIDEND OF EIGHT PER- CENT (s).
Fsysoe demand q their branch Office Nc % Wast N Y
PHfLANDER SHAW, Secretary.
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JOHN MUNROE 81 Co.,
- AMERICAN BANKERS,
No.5RCE DE LA PAX, PARIS,
and
No 3VALL~ST, NEW-YORK
Grpt LETTERS or CREDIT FOR Mercantile Purposes
Ilso CIRC LAR LETTERS OF CREDIT on the prrnoiptl
gowns and cit - Of EUROPE.
Iko OF A.s1andri., To- Beyrout jerusalem Agers no.
BILLS ON PARIS, aud STERLING BILLS in sums TO suit
NFW ORLEANS and MOBILE FUNDS bought
nv AUGUST BELMONT & Co, No. so Wsn-st
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,-,-- ,,-,-., g 80. :, ,,c,----. n-- A.
II SEQ ofsssvich arpse psay Heus>on The suhssfbsr
be pusre Nal ~ - opsnsd ~ above nsnsd
y re VI heep ennsu nty On hsnd he eho&cese W.
~ aefs sss sexarv and ~ latest pSotns ne ~, ~
HsA reay Juns1 81 ssvsn eslosk n Nh nsv Ban hoom
As above plsce. -
uoTEL ST. JULIEN isrArEN nl , ,.,u
rnvs'e @'s 'e'Ssd rrsgsr ANDERSON, Prcpriss.
NJo. r.. WonDxH HOUSE. NO.
~ sulossssE-As.
coEuEn oY
BAyAHp mngHL
a1oaQn r. woRDWs
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AIDES AND MIssEg UNDKRCL0rHIu0,
IL An mAds In tAs bsk manner Axd cosAns msd Len -
J., 70 pairs Vrssek Corvsos - bones sosang -
LDOy pau Caspn front Corpes 70 boass oioetaG e -
-oS Lsdies' Muslin Uhsmisss from H. ~.
leo LADIES' Linen Cseuses. Lee.
500 pair IAisu' husiin DrAuers b.
gre pairs LAdteo' Linen DAwerp Embroidered, IL
$50 C1itrens esd hissss' Drawers and Chsmkno =.
sCe TucKsd Nusltr and Cambria skir,s.
vesy bsss makes Hoop ehirss sxss = - or1n.
3 =. H. MACY, Boa ana 7o6 osrtA svsaaA-
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NRnAf RIDUC71oN IN TIE LINEN HANDKDD-
" CHAP DEPAkTMDHT. - =

" CHIkF DEPAkINnNT. !"
dozen. worth - %
LOCO dozen Iadies' II. etchsd Linen Canbns Hanlksus
closing al ID Cd -, So. e.. each
brio NIepoh) So, 4, h.. each.
go dozen LADIES' Embroidered and a. sushsd Linen OEnr
brio. Frenrhl o., I, es each
s0dosen cides ed ard Stitched yinsu Osmhuea
French NJ s IS "a $40, fun 80 per coat Owsr ~
their cost Of importation.
todozsn broad hem shear Linen Hsndherchsefs closing
~. e., s., each.
100 cczea hon stched Mourning Linen HandkercAsa -
sing nom g. 70 lcs .each
rs dozen Mssss hen stiAcbed Liaca HandksrcAisA ds.a
q l2s . dozen.
500 doz.s Cent? Liz Handkerchief s'osx u H. 10 g.
100 dczen eeD Iiuea hem stitched HssdksrsAssfs sua
~ Be-, a., D., t.. u. each.
kercbiefs olosfrg from s.. 10 s.
40 dcxea 0onis csiorsdsborder. fro a 10 81 ts4a
X. II. MACY. Nos 2ca and 2c6 BlxtA avouna
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g 3.
Great Northern and t9e5'cT"
RIO Z TE.

NORTHERN q. ~ RAILBOAis.
so Mics sared blt,aesls burlington E CH'-1g'
by t6Is Route.
TIIBST TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point bO a.H
e arrives AZ Cgaerzburgh at II IS AN. come.
ING al PotsGau with POtsdam and atertcwn Il s'.
road for Watertown, Rome, Syracuse, Rocnes,--
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati All
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at OgdensbUrcl
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for Bytcwr,
Kingston Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Chicago and
all points South aad VI est.
SECOND TRAIN leaves R0Uses Point at 81
P H. or on the arrival Of the Trains from the er-
mont Central RAILROAD, arrive at Ogdensburgh s so
p. 81, connecting with Brand Trunk Railroad for
all points Nest.
RET RNIN G.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogdersburgh al 90 An
arrives at Rouse's Point 10 ?. y. CONNECTS ~. b
the Vermont Central and arrives az Burlns-l7 =
TIOP. NJ, making connections with 81 Ra'.'1.
Lines south and East
SECOND TRAIN leaves OEdeusbuTgb o.
P IL. arrives at Rouse's Point at co p. Il or
IodgeO connecting as above, and with CnamPl--
and 81. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and Queue,
Tickets for the above Routes can be procured 9'
al stations on the Vt Central Railroad, and
II. L. CHURCH, Burlington. Vt.
GEO. Y. HOYLE, Sl7't
January 4, I65s. feb13dEw
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHGNlX BITTERS

yEyHE high and envied celebrity which these
4 pre-eminent Medicines have acquired LOT
their invariabe efficacy in all the diseases when
thew profess to cure, has rendered the usual prac
tice of putting not only unnecessary, but unWor-
thy of them They are known by their fruits
their good works testify for them, and they thrive
not bv the faith of the credulOus
IN ALL CASES
of Asthma. Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, AZ
fections of the Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FE VERS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
Tn the south and west, where these diseases pre-
vail. they will be found invaluable. Planters,
farmers and others, who once use these Aedlclnes,
will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious Collie and Serious Looseness, Biles, Cos
tiveness, COLDS and COUGHS, ChOlic
CJNSUMPTION-Us ed with great success in
this disease.
CORRUPT HUNORS, DROPSiES,
DYSPEPSTA.-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines imme-
diatey.
ERUPTTONS OF THE SKIN
ERYSIPELAS AND FLATULENCT
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge of the
western country these medicines will be found a
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the system subject to a return OF the disease
"A cure by these medicines is permanent. Try
them, be satisfied and be cured.
FOULNESS OFCOMPLEXION.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Gout. Giddiness, Gravel, Headache Of every
Kind, Inward Fever, Iufammatory rheumatism,
Impure Blood, Jaundice, Loss Of Appetite
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
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WHAT IT WILL DO.


DosE.-One wine glass full as often as neeessa-
~.
One dose will remove all Bad spirits
One dose will cure Heartburn
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will you a good Appetite
One dose will stop the distressing pains Of Dys-
pepsia.
One dose will remove the distressing and diSa-
greeable effects of Wind OF Flatulence and as soon
as the stomach receives the Invgorating Sprit,the
distressing load and all painful feelings will be
removed
One dose will remove the most distressing pains
of Collie. either in the stomach or bowels.
few doses will remove all distractions IN the
Kidney, Bladder or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with sny
Kidney Complaints are assured speedy relief by a
dose or two, and radical cure by the use OF one
or two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who. fror dissipating too much over
night. and feel the evil effects Of poisonous Ii
quors, in violent headaches, sickness at stomach,
weakness. giddiness, &c, will find one dose will
remove all bad feelings.
Ladies Of weak and sickly constitutions, should
take the Tnvigorating Spirit three times day; 1t
will make them strong, healthy and happy, re-
move all Instructions and irregularities from the
menstrual organs, and restore the bloom Of heaItA
and beauty to the careworn face
During pregnancy it will be found an invalua-
bic medicine to remove disagreeable sensations az
the stomach.
All the proprietor asks Is 4 trial, and to induce
this, he has put up the INvIGoRArNG SPIRIT IN
pint bottles at 30 cts, quarts 81
General Depot As Water Street y. !.
Sold in Winooski by J. 5. Storrs & Son; in Bur-
Hncton. by 7. A. Peck, Agent, and by Druggists
generally.
November .. 1859. wlyr
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Leave Burlington at 7.4O A. NJ, $40 A. ".
ind 80 p. VI. MAIL TRAIN leaves Rouse Point
ut so A ~, St. Adams at 90 A. NJ, BuTiins-
ton at 40 A. NJ, connects at mite RIVER = IN
- for p,s.urrsi, Road-arriving in Boston
and and worcester at $50 ?. ". and at New York via
Springfield at lI.30 p. ". $4,000 ",
ExfRrss leaves Ogdensburg at 400 An, A92
treaI at As AN, KOuses Point at o-'V a "
R5ver function with Passumpsic Road for 81
Jobnsbury and the White Mountains; and with
Northern Road for Concord, Lowell and Boston,
arriving at s 90 P. ".
N1GHr Express leav Ogdensourg at noon
NostreaI at 3.45 PM, Rouse's Point at 600 J.
NJ. connecting at " hite River Junction Ter Be'-
tor. arriving there at $50 next morning and Or
Windsor with train for New ork via SprlDghei1
and tor Boston and Worcester via Etchburg-
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West i'l
sale at the principal stations.
G. MERRILL, Supt-
Mortified, Vt. MAY q, 1850.
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Rail- Il D 4 ID ,.
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON X. r..
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

an and after Monday, April l6t Trains
~ leave the Rutland and Burlington Depot a.
Olows
s.45 A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell, Wor.
cester, Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York. &c.
10 As A. NJ, Express Train arriving at New York
via Hudson River Rail Road at $50
PM. This train connects with trains
from Ogdensburgh and Montreal at Bur
Hngton, running from Montreal to Troy
without change Of cars.
s.55 p. N. Night Express for Troy and New York
with sleeping car, arriving at Troy a,
400 A. NJ, and New York at 10 4 ".
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows
1 so An. night express from New York
o Il p. NJ. Accommodation from Rutland.
& 90 p II. Mail Train from Boston, Lowell, Wer-
cester, Springfield, New York, &c.
z. A. CHAPLIN, Supt
Rutland. April ), 1850. d&wti
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER \ ARRANGEMENT.
BRITISH AND Z. S. NAIL ROUTE

Commence Monday, NaJ IN, 1850
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEsr
Leave Burlington at 500 A n, 90 A. N. and
6IOP.M MAIL TRAIN connects at lndsor and
Whits River Junction with trains leaving Boston
at $50 A. N. Springfield at :. IS 4. N. (New
York previous EVENING" and with train from Pas
sumpsic and White Mountains Railroads the same
dav Leave Windsor at LIS P. NJ. reaching Bur
Iincton, Bouse's Point, Montreal and Ogdensbur-
the same evening, connecting at OSdcnsouT-
with Grand Trunk train, for the West.
NIGHT EXPRESS connects at " indsor with train
leaving New York at 5 90 A. NJ, Boston at HOO
A. VI. at White River Junction, with
train leaving Boston via Lowell a.
$50 p. NJ, and reaching Burlington at j.55 A N 81,
Kouse's Point at 30 A. NJ, Montreal at 80 A.
NJ. and Ogden sburg at 1890 p. NJ, connecting al
OgIensburg with Grand Trunk Express train for
Detroit, Chicago and the West.
AcCouroDArfoy leaves Mortified at 500 An.
arrives at burlington at 1910 A. NJ, kous-
Point at l 80 P. NJ, connecting with trains ifT
Montreal
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HOWe's Improved Weighing
Scales.

STRONG d ROSS PATENT.
G.. =. BLODGETT s. CO,
COLLEGE ST., BURLINGTON, VI.
Agents for the manufacturers of these
JUSTLY CELEBRATED SCALES
We have now on hand and for sale, large in
voice ofthe above Patent Premium Scales, which
we shall sell at Manufacturers prices.
We would call the attention of purchasers to the
flowing, viz
HAY SCALES
PLATFORM with and without wheels.
GR0CERS 4" Of different designs and ca
pacities.
POST OFFICE
Also a new and desirable Scale for private fam
g. S. BLODGETT& co.
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DARLIVG'S
LIVER REGULATOR.

a few doses Of five or ten drops of this won ie-ul
vegetable remedy cures liver and kidney i.s1--
dcrs, costiveness, chronic diarrhea, and bilious
complaints Of all kinds. Also, colds, fevers. AMI
erurtiye diseases. AID purifes tie blood.