davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

kave been enormous. Movements have lately
been inaugurated in Reading ON the strength OF tho
prospective scrip dividend and in Illinois Central
ON the earnings of the road. Pittsburg advanced
20 l02L on the intelligence that = 4 per cent dvi
,aend would be declared ON LIST inst. The stock
Eef back TO l002 on the on-confirmatton Of this
news, rsfiying last evening to 1917 We learn
that the directors' meeting 10 determine tAe div
dend question will not take place till the tth met.
The books close on the 9Th to reopen on the 18th.
The New York shares were quiet last week, and
there was no change Of moment in Toledo, Gaena,
Rock Island, Chicago and Alton and Terre Haute.
A movement IN Galena has been announced and
the price advanced yesterday to 1ao11; but the
stock is already selling rather high for 0per cent
stock. There appears within the last day or two
to be more activity and speculation IN the old
low PRICED fancies, Canton and Cumberland .CaatOn
closed yesterday az s4H ~ and Cumberland s
ar aat 3lL. Large purchases Of both have, lately.
. BEN made for. Baltimore account and tAe sharp
operators OF the street infer thst there 10 some
reason for the advance. The earnings % the roads
keep UP yell. The Erie bus,ne~s fors5eptember,
though not yet officially reported, will, we learn,
probably show an increase over the enormous.
earnings Of September, 1882. In the same un-'
OmClAl way we near tue Oeukk0l itIN1bC 1OI. sep
TENDER roughly reported q over million dollars.
The Chicago and Alton earned ~ 400 the fourth
week in september-an increase Of SIS $40 over
last year. The whole month will foot up not far
short Of 5000, 900; the managers estimate was
$4,000 Paper money is doing it's work through
out the country. In spite of low prices for grain,
the business and prosperity Of the rural districts
are steadily on the increase. and railway traffic
grows month by month
1t is net generally hnown that q sort Of Credit
Mobilier on q small scale has been lately estab-
hshed here. Since stock speculation became uni.
versal, quite a number of persons with moderate
means have been in the habit it seems. of taking
their money to leading operators Of known shrewd-
ness and luck, and begging them to use it as they
deemed best. One or two operators, whose gains
have been conspicuous, have found themselves
embarrassed by these tenders of money to be ope-
rated with, and one of them has organized the
business on the plan of the Credit Mobler, and
only receives money on the terms expressed in the
following receipt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
Sporting Intelligence.

REoArrAlhe eighth annual rowing regatta OF the old
IN pre y Regatta Club will tale place to-day on Har.
Ion river, at the foot OF lI4th street. The usual Ave
me will be goae by the CONTESTANTS for the
prizes which amount to about FIVE hundrsd dollars.
There are to be four races with many descriptions Of
beats for which eighteen have entered The nrst race
VIII to started at one O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
- : =
POLITICAL.

90 ~. Z,
AAOzART HALL, NEW YORK. OCT. g. 1853
M members 81 the Committee OF Conference VIII meet
at the rrcgstes Once No s. Daily Times BniidDg
Al row, Monday morning, Dan inst al u cioc
FBRNANDO WOOD. Chairman Executive Committee
GIDEON J. TucxRR Secretary.
rCAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
i Brothers. regular meeting Of the Institution VIII b.
day evening October a half an hour after the setting VI
''0 '"' ~ RLIJAH r. PURDY. Grand sachem.
CASPER c. CHILDs, Secretary. . Il. A.
Manhattan Season OF Fruits. Tenth Noon. Year OF dis
covery ST. OF Independence tho Sh and of the Institution
the 18th
10TH WARD (REGULAR) INDEPENDENT DEMO
- Cub-Bas connection whatsoever with the
Bogus Club who advertised In yester
DAVIS Herald to meet At 800 Delaney street
OWEN McPHILL,Ps,a Sec. JOHN EARLY, Gilman.
nth WARD DEMOCRATIC LEGION-oN DECK.
IL 4 meeting tor tho ratification OF the nonina
ton of Hon Daniel ST. John for Secretary Of State and
the nOmneesof the Democratic State Convention VIII
tween Eleventh and Twelfth Streets The following gentle
men have been will be present and address the
meetngs- 49,. -
Hon Fernando Wood. Hon Daniel NJ O'Brien.
Hon John W. Chanler. Hon Bernard Hughes.
Hon. Gilbert Dean. Hon Henry Arcuarins.
Philip Merkle, Ksq Frederick SEWER, Esq.
Or Robert B. Bradford. r. j. Dreamer. Esq
/ r. & Tharip ESQ John NJ Harrington. ESQ.,
- MICHAEL OBRIEN. President
THOMAS f. FoRAS, sscre,.rie.
SYLVESTER ROBBINS, J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
CITY CeMMERCIAL REPORT.

sATURpAr Oct. 30 +. n
Asuss.-Pots were selling slowly 1t TIC. are, an
pearls at SIC. stock, 3S5 bbls.
BRkapsrvrn Flour wss depressed TO day with heavier
receipts aud less active inquiry both for shipment
home rrices show decline o. &c. l0c. per Dbl.
and close with downward tendency. though the prime
pal receivers reluctant to make any important
cessiops TO buyers The days receipts reached IL 5sJ
bbs The days sales comprised 1900 bbs State and
western. 900 bbs Southern and 800 bols. Canadian
Rye -four wa. scarce and wanted, 300 bbls. changed
hands at quotations Corn meal was ia limited sup
ply and m request with sales Of 500 bbs aud 100 bags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
CONCLUSIVE PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY Of
HOSTErTER'3 STOMACH BITTRRS.
HOSTETTER'4 STOMACH BfTTERS
HO6TETrERS STOMACH RTTTERA
HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BtT1ERS
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTrERS.
HOSTETTERS STOMACH RJrTERS.
HOSTETTERiS STOMACH RITTERS.
HOST ETrER'a STOMACH BITTERi
HOSTETCER'S STOMACH RITTERS.
BOSTETTER,S STOMACH BITTER2
HOSTETrER'8 STOMACH BITTERH-
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BtTTBRS.
HOSTETTERS aPOMACH BITTHR3.
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS-
HEAR TIE WITNESSES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
HEAR THE wITNBSSES.
BEAR THE WfTNTGSES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
HBAR THE WITNESSES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES

Worthless articles bO,sepcd NJ
In the advertising eon :" The press hy tabr. assa
" give quoaons from their business correspondence c
the GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who and appreciate
a GENUINE ARTICLE should he confonnded BY me nm
thinking with the FILSONE RIGMAROLE put into IN!
mouths of MEN OF STRAW BY unscrupnone emriTics AND
charlaans whose double ubject to sell both their ras0
and the PUBLIC ..,o,,.. 49,, mo ,,,,v,
health AND COMFORT OF THE PUBLIC, and which
can be VERIFIED AT ANY MOMENT by addressing tho
parties who youch for them ought not Ia be hid uDder
bushei, the undersigned publish below few commuricA
tons OF recent date which they invite the attention Of he
people and at the time ESPECIALLY REQuESr Al
readers ntresed In the subject 10 ADDRESS
THE INDIVIDUALS THEMSELVES and ASCERTAIN the
correctness Of the particulars
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL NEW YoRx, March 2. 1863
DR.. HosTETTkR'-
DEAR SIR-Being of n bilious temperament and having
suffered much sickness heretofore determne
when leaving New Orleans for New York. IN Juno last 70
celebrated stomach Bers Having made the Trip
Trade without the least
owing their efficacy procured the 10th OF
iuk box bers for the use OF myself and Few
frjends tn Europe The Great
fellow Of the Btters.
The ladies' board felt seasiok,
but BY taking half wine classgu three times day they
recovered Dr. Gold sborow the ships phvscsn ana
of the passengers subsequently experimental with the H
and uniformly with entire success They will certify
TO the fact that during the whole trip not person ON
board sasick after the secnndda DR. O. having APP
propriaed the last remaining bottle inable specnc,
had Of the article return voyage and suncreo
than describe IN consequence have ordsvs fer
Liverpool and shall them by the nest steamer.
You ought tn have derot in LIVERPOOL Advising Al e!-
vcntnrnc for the first time indeed nj umel "
10 obtain POSSIBLE. supply Of your Biuers before
JOHN a. MUELLOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

-
Tho tao bark Harriet was slaaschod from T. r.
Williams sap yard, Grssnpoiut about two O'Clock On
Saturday afternoon last 70 ,he presence Of ,aree and
distinguished asseubage.
The event aDeousleed 70 take place O'Clock
and tho company commenced 10 ASSEMBLE shossy before
chat hoass rAe long Branch pgaly decorated
w,sh nae,ena. .Rcsdiue magnificent Rass.an
s,gDse, ossSyem Now York wsthia numerous party
slodng sEseg many ses and about eve officers
belongs g aeshe Russixb rseet a waters The
scene Board the Lang Branch, passed up tho
kast r'-Aer vas very animated AID brilliant. and she
hnded Der passengers safely IN Mr.. wlams, gard, the
najorAy OF whom went immediately board the
Hsrret in oTder 10 be launebed Included in this
namber wese about twenty Of the Russian officers.
AL being IN Tsedness, the w0sd was gwen and
the iass supports were knocked away, when tho
Harriet gracefully glided INTO The water amid the
cheers Of those board responded 70 BY the large
nnmber az guests shore She immed,atsly taken
In tow by two .uss and brought back the yard for
complexion. The Harriet 70 OF full model, apd Intended
for the carrying trade She is built OF the tes1 mate
rails lSo fec. DECK 50 feet beam land 2ofeot depth
or hold, registering about $50 She will 30 COM
nanded by Captain Huchinga; a thorough seaman.
The Harriet is owned by Abraham belps son, M Will
liam Bell, OF this city.
Tho launch being completed, the guec,s repaired on
tie invitation OF Mr.. Ee tho owner, to moulding
hi' OF tue yard very spaccss ro0m IN which Gn
pie and elegant repast bad been preparedby Mr. robert
Watson well known caterer OF this city. The room
vas decorated with flags Of various nations. and in one
part OF IL band Of mueic was stationed, which dis 4
peursed some very appropriate Full ;ustce hsyng
been done 70 the vands numser Of patriotic and in.
1ernationa! toasts given and Only Desp0nded to-
Among the ,oasts were, The President of the UDed
fstates " The Emperor Of Rcssia,' 1.-The Russian On
oers, The Owners of the Harriet Tie Bnder Mr.
Tlams' The LADIES' including by name Miss Har-
t,eS Bell after whom the vessel was named kc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
unAHAc Ton Huw yoAH7-rDm DAv.
svN pysp4 80. N NOou rIspa. -ssDorn =
s0E snru..........s 3 ~ RIaR wASHn eve 81

-. sSs e ., .s s:s :
,s S. s Ss E volt HsEs: NJ one Monte
..Bsrs lssSelit Nenss Nsneyieh ciuaad Bolivar. Sept
WI, Ss sv vS'srts S. .sr sp; sSs
S:'S:: ss; r 8. %
" .a .ss e ;w sep
Rsrs T,ss Amigo. tPor. Marques, Demarara 70 days,
VIA Rsrs sI r.. pssrS nv y.
d MAJ = Sss W. ;sgi 70 "ss Aug
vss seGs: ,ei PsiSe: Sept al, nj s.. lon Is III
s.x vieioire sRr q Yarmouth. Ms, Morsr Mstamore'
MATHIS s: s:.s ss Win az % iis1 Ds.o ''
day.. s:s Es1 ss: CT e Co.
se Nj Cow Bay. Co. days.
sSs srPiS s H: ss Ss DAYS
Brig Imossne, Saunders New orlean' 10 days. with rags
Rival Appls.e New Oriesns IS days. IN ballast to
srsrg s%. ssr Small c.rh.s.na s.p.s with hides
scSr ~ Ra:.e s,essr.eu Yer. crn, IS d.ys and IS
f ems sT Pcs; II Si Ss r:cs DAVIS with
iat 20 ION n. n WE ssis :pI sails ana was oomreisd
sesr Fred Howell ..sd
u with sugar master Had ght NE weather most
Of the passage Sailed in with schr Amelia, for
Newburvport
schr MARY Kelly (r) Reed, Remedies 10 days. with sn
gar. In master.
Schr Matilda (Br oding Nassau. sept IS with cotton,
Cebailos Hsd heavy and NE weather and sprung
Aleak.
schr Hanover (Br Low. Liusan. CB u days. with COAL
10 master
schr VIM Hunter. Edridss New Orleans. IS days. inba
last IN Murray h Nephew.
schr Lilly. Francis Port Royal, 10 days
Schr y n, Ntns0n Newborn. DAYS.
Srhf N Tarbox. Frinelo Calais. 10 days.
Steamer jersey Biue ~ tEsnspor Jackman, Newbern
TO Quarermaster.
Steamer Massey. Smith. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Westchester, Davis Provideno
BELOW.
Ship Emerald Tale, from Liverpool.
Shin Undecimis. from Cardiff.
Ship Tber~se from Cardiff.
Brig Planet. from Linaan. CB. -
Dchr Plata, from -.
nd nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

NEW ycSK HARLEM AVID ALBANY RAILROAD =
IN gor AihaIp, 10 "a " for Dove! pialns 10 ~ A. ~.
and y NJ per CroSon Palla $40 10 70 A. n. and r. N
VIM ''' JOIN GuncBILS. ssveyssepasp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
IMPORT ANT FROM VENEZUELA.

Renewal Of the War Between tho Paex
and FsJ con Partaes-Ihe Fleet setzeA
by she kdherenss OF Paez-An EnSiish
otea mss Alp Purchased Ny the FaleesA
Mem 60 Attack Porto Cabeli0.
nv ral direct fro1 Venezuela have tho fo.ew-
nu nports at nengeece dated Carscoa me asa Of
Sep<eunbo:.
Tho conf 81 between tire adAere0ts Of Psez and tcon
likely 10 DO renewed with great violence aud sernness
an both s ee
The old, ,or paez sovepsscSt recently moved 70 In
gcayra az ID took possession Of oil che vessels
stationed there 70 tho name Of tho Executive
they Aeu with the aeet and establishes them
seves nstoStO Cseeo, weve Sebastian Pssz soa OF tho
3eaeraL Dwss, ard wssbeleyed s, Governor
IN tho aeantisae sae Falcon aen obtained Full possess
Of Geo steamship purchased for tbsr uao tn SAg
Ind. TINS vessel despatched from England 70 ~
Thom Is where che arrived lately and wos duy handed
over 10 the sgea4 Gonors, Falcon She bspted
~ tls Is<es ssa puaeiia,siyrp laoed'sT duty
YTp Fssos men had taeR the latest date the Toros
- .cwsssss abs'o with tho inacntion attacking
. that city add Arsv NJ g oot tho followers Of rsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
''p'e' your 00ec soMS " BRoSAUeB. Chief CLERK.
Nxw CoSvAlyscvxr Casr, 4
NEAR ALEXANDRIA. Va, May -, MOI

DEAR SfRs -wl you DO me the favor n forward by
half Hosteters Stomach Bltters. BILL
for which win remit receut OF the
unable 10 procure your medicine hcre and had
thy u could be sold readily IL known b. the best
preparation Ia for diseases having sw origin with
disease OF the stomach have sold hupdr~ae Of
preparations. hut Bitiers
The kind cognzsnt with Indeed soldier should be
without ishond he he rcbus and hcahhy-for II
not only Restorative but Preventive for rdicssrs
soldier Ia subject TO. have been afflicted with chronic
Indigestion, and medicine hos anorded the reles
yours hiss and trust you viii lose No tire sending shs
Buffers ordered Yours. very respectfully.
SAMUEL BTERS, Hospils WAND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

AkORRlS AND BSSBX RAILROAD CoMPANy--ON
VT aud after Wednes October ~ iS63
WA arrive and from foot 81 Barclay
YORK iioboken Important changes in time Of running
viii " made on tbai dste for which sc bls
,. d. BAssINeER. Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
Z. d. y N. sOUrHwORTH.
NAVY DErARrsNHlt
BUREAU OF DOCKS AND YAHps: Dec. 81. 1862

Messrs. HosrfTTFR n SMITH, Putsburg Pa
COMMUNICATIONS -four since attention
called your celebrated Stomach Bittsrs being tbo
time perfect martyr dyspepsia In all of t terrific
indeed mad pot known Cor years nniaterr ptsd
nights sleep commenced the Bticrs takino
them according 10 directions except that the dose
reduced half and found myself much much beue
bted by the first bottles the relieved but
have since taken do-- in the mornieg Immediately
rising finding II tn act m tonic and srpeser OF tho
most agreeable character There peculiarly tbs eReet
OF your Bers me which may be well 70 state IL freD
shall be suffering with the hesdache,
dose OF your Bitiers relieves In rfteen nrutes -
conclusion. aay. with all sincerity and truth would not
be returned 10 the state Of health In which nitters
found and from which they have Internationally
iIcyed for all The in she world with great
respect your obcd'vnt servant -. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
ANTHOLOGY.

Owins TO the ded state Of cosmns com
headtpa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
THE BALL sc AsoN.

A GRAND BALI. IN AID op THE FUNDS or rHB
n United Han ~ Relief Association. will taRe rsoe AZ the
Apollo Rooms 4lO Broadway, on Tueslas evening Oct O.
1873 Tickets 10 admit iaiy and gentleman, I'll 10 be had
ut the door.
CEAYp BALI. OF THE EXCELSIOR LODGE WILL.
NJ place the CITY Assembly Rooms 4t6 Broadway
Monday evening, October SSd Tickets VI; may be
Obtained at the door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RA1LRoAD.-TRAINs FOR AL
rsuy, TIUv, ic North and West ghaurers
=, aad - ~ aed $40, aud 1879 2. ~, aud
days ~ - + ~. from 1hreth street licketH be
procured ~ any OF the Offices OF WESTCOTf EXPRrSf
IN New York and Brooklyn. and baggage checked Tue
all points the Tc1h aud 10 Saratoga Springs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
READ z: 2; z: y. souTnwoRTHs Letter -,

PROSPECT COTTAGE, GE0NGETOwA H. u ApTh a, io0
Messrs HOsTETTER y smith,
GrNrtEwrT-l gives pleasure 10 add my testimonial -
those others your excellent preparation B.
veral Of residence on the banks OF .o.snern nyS
exhausted nervous system and undermined my heest
that had become martyr to dyspepsia and nervous 49,
medi~s maeria medca. had the coseuasD
that nothing but total change OF rasdence and P~r.ulD
would restore health when friend eoInDenSod -
required but bottle convince that had found -
last the right combination rcmedes The relief ameEN
ed me hem esmDeie 7 nec some year. s,nc" ss.
found the preparation al that claims TO be 1t IL stanara
family cordial with and simtnnt We hke %
Gus and dyspenc eases from fever down 70 toothscS
what have said will lead dyspeptic ~
valid a REMEDY, shall have done good ~
main gentlemen Respectfully your: " souruvonru
cay.sSa: Mich, July 10 1855
GgSTISNrS-Please send some or your Bnters. enc
bottle Of last consignment being left have an ncres.e
during whole OF and By A~ ~
ih bottles He had liver complaint WIN
cough tried all the physicians here, sent siyy miles for
celebrated doctor. and thought he wohd die The hrse
truly, WHEDON HATCH.
RKSssELAKRvILlB. July ], 1919
Messrs HosTETrpR SsIru;-
GrSTIExENPease send some OF your Btters - your
earliest convenicrce ss have at present extensive sale
Tor them. have no medicine Of which Am selltss %
last They have begun TO sell They have
formed remarkable In dyspepsia which have
reputation other medicine market. sae
send certificates assng ANYTHING have ever p
shed " Of any value 10 being sious such medicine
se a with .. hsy ssad not e.
specifically yours, W. =. SW EET. Drnggs.
Rensseservile, Albany county n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05
MEDICAL.
WATCHES. JEwELRY, sc.

Owing 10 the crowded state Of columns com
PEELED 10 omit all advertisements coming under the abov
heading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

o-n REwARD. -HiRED FROM 81 HTCKs STREET
.N'bO Rtensiyn. Saturday morning ~ q youna man
about - years old lght ,ompexon aud stout build Team
Ras rufss 10 sands long tails aud closely tnaiche,
VITA Top waron seart new. na,e ~ Cmstcnd, Pougn-
krs nsir and Double Harness. The reward
he pld inr Information which will lead 20 their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-05

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED no
" lay out the city OF New York north Of It3h street.
Tubby Hook New York. To contractors Sealed proposals
will be received At this Office until clock l7h day
October for the delivery at Tnbby Hook station.
Hudson River Railroad OF so granite marble
mcpts for the designation Of the corners of streets 10 be
square the top eleven inches bottom and uni
form from top bottom Sample of the monuments Ia be
contracted for be and information obtained
relative 10 the application TO f. r. Blackwell
the Commissioners Chief Engineer and AT
this office. JAMES G. wILLET, President
TusBY HOOK. N. r., Sept ~. 1888
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24
Gbr gailD frttmall.
MONTPELIER, NOV. "a, 1868.

Town BoUNTrBs Several towns IN TINS
State have already held meetings, and voted
bounties to volunteers to fill up their quotas
East Montpelier and Middesex, we understand,
voted 5000 respectively, st. Johnsbury offers
$500, and Rutland has voted fire hundred dollars
bounty to actual residents of that town who
shall volunteer for the old regiments, and three
Hundred dollars bounty to residents
Our neighbors in Berlin have called town
meeting for Saturday, the 28th inst.' TO see
what action the town will take in the premises
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

NEw MEDICAL DISCOVERY. BKLLs specific Pills Of
the speed and permanent cure Of Sexual Diseases,
Urethral Discharges, elect, Seminal Weakness Nightly
En- issions, Incontnence, Impotence Genital Debility
and Irrabilty, Gravel Structures and Affections Of the
Kidneys and bladder which has been used by upwards
Of hundred physical with entire success-super
ceding Cubebs, Copaiba, Capsules, any compound
hitherto known.
BELt's sPEoIFo PILLS speedy in action, efecting
cure in Il few days, which is permanent. They pre-
pared from vegetable extracts that harmless to the
system and nauseate the stomach or mpregnate
the breath No change Of diet is necessary whilst using
them Nor does their action interfere with business pur
suits.
Each box contains six dozen Pills. Price 81.
Dr. BELLS TREATISE Seminal Weakness, Self Abuse
LOSS of Power Impotence Premature Decay, Sexual Dis
ease &c, pamphlet Of 81 pages containing important
advice to the afflicted sent fee Six cents are required
to prepay postage.
Sent, secure from observaton'an conndentially, by
ILL., post paid, on receipt of the money, by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., T6 Cedar st., New York.
...r .. an 7l| d.. septl4 d&wIy
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

CONTEMPLATED RAIp.-On Friday, gentle
man from Montreal put Mr. j. W. Hobart,
Master of Transportation, Vt Central R. R.,
in possession of some important information, in
regard to contemplated attempt of certain
rebels in that city, to capture Fort Montgomery
at Rouse's Point, seize the boats and rolling
stock OF the railroad and destroy the draw ridge
and telegraph wires. Many we notice are dis
posed to give little credepco to the story, but we
do not think it at all improbable. Fort Mont
gomery, as is we'll known, has been up to a
very short time IN an almost defenceless condl-
ton, so much so that dozen men could get 1t
without difficulty; and even If not able to hold
could blow it up. The gentleman from whom
Mr.. Hobart obtained his information is every
way entitled to belief, and only told what he
personally saw and heard,-St. Adams MesseH'
ger.