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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK;. ....JuIy q

CLEARED.
Steamship New-York (Brem Ernst Bremen. Oehchs Co.
Bark Ernst (Bem(, Plass, London, Hagmyg Co
Brig Fr.tas lrmaO. (Pas' conde Port Midway jos, Eness
Bns EIne OBJ FqReto3 PainsbOrS G,anSaI unphn,sCe
Brig MargarO and Emena POr ParAbea Lisbon, otOps Law
Brig B. Patterson Br wle L.suaya and C.oslo Deb
sc6 Queen Of Clippers Br) H.nspe1e C.pds
scSr ANTHONY Kelly LeG, KINGSTON Jam T5tSsiasc~
ARRIVED.
Steamship Erin @ Hal LsPSS Sps 18th and "'n''"' %
Steamship Moro Castle Adams Havana 10Th ut With ndse
n Steamship Rspidsn Eaton New Orleans, sd ult H. and
H.yan. 28th. with m'e and pass to Livingston PoI Co.
Ship LYDIA Br Daurster aaanlas June a. with sugar. 70 Doo
Bark spedvs Paen Mention Sc days with fruit as, 10 p B.sn
BARK Sir George Seymour Cof Bermuda w.,nsse s.r,s.. 70
saE Thomas owen loading b. barb J. G. PANT io'
Brig Rsa. s snh cssnas with Ward
Big Doyr. Sor~ johnson Bordeaux days ~a.e Psas.
BGe l. W.ds1orth of EastpOr) DAILY Cow Bay 10 days With
SAILED.
Steamships PALMYRA City COrk Fairbanks Herman Livingston and
others
- SPOKEN.
Clssnsrdenz,hip June 90 no lat. bound T.
Nebraska-sp July lat 40 49, Ion "a a. hence tosqvefpeoL
NAVAL.
POsrrss. MONROE July revenue sn,., S@h, Capt.
her Sum u.r cruise tomorow The cruising goupd
Cape Hen Newport News Hampton Roads % Chenyaos aod
Capt Richard L. Law commanding fhe receiving ship vaDpabE
has been relieved by Commander WIN. l. Ftzhagh. U.SH
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRES MONROE 1.-The steamship Meita srpsed
Norfolk SATURDAY July and viii be loaded diree, M iivsDes
with cargo Of tobacco, cotton aud naval stores
experienced Norfolk this seasons be sef
mometer at II o'clock indicated e3o.
bs steamshps Hatserss arrived Yesterday fcm Few
York The steamship Mcclellan sailed yesterday with large ess Sh
-
BOsToy July aArve steamship Mcclellan sn B..S.s big:
Cooms Ceufuegos Island; O. T. 6reed 9esfgees
AeI Necks Phiadephis Star do; Mary Wshsr Ahss.ns D.
y Russell, Neu-iork
FOREIGN PORTS.
H.yAsA Jose 2a-Saled for Sewforf Spsnsn es poe
and Lempa BOstoD Trojan brig Dssea .Pa sep 1917
m FoI Serr,esn hx OsprsJ Orb For vaenearsrg Bahia
fSn.pl There have been no yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
A Montreal paper say

In addition 10 the unequaled water highways when we
possess in great lakes and rivers the DOMINION as
eonsruction OF which cost 1888 360409 The following
fahIe,is derived from Official sources
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financial.

oyvcr MocHISTs UsioS RIrEEs. Co.
Nos 63 and 81 broadway, NEE-loA June 70, lbtI y
rT,HE TRANSFER BOOKS of the MER
L CHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY. SreTIIs DAY ~
opened the transfer Of sock which AZ call. nd a,ssssnsn le
have been paid ;. >. hHArr seoiesIl-
SrATg o. TTssEssIs, {
cosprRoLr KEs OFFICE ElsHyILLE. Jaus J. 1907.
YI,UE INTEREST on the debt of the State OF
Tennessee falling the 1t Of July 1901 viii be PAID Al The
Fourth National BaRk IN the City Of NeH-lori . - ~,
Ksw.YoRK, June %, Is67. }
OTTcR OF THE BLEEcKKKsT. AND FuLToS FEEHy
RAILE0AD Co. J
rTHE MI-ANNUAL COUPONS on the
MORTGAGE BONDS 81 Company, due July 1901 VII be
paid upon presentation and after that date The BoidSI b'l
TTsaiursr.
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
" Co OF SEwJERsEY No 100 IbcIyst, Ne. Y9ft June ~
The Coupons maturing Mo1d1y gy RStt 81 Is B97a' OF h
AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT NOhfANl nlh ut paiH
presentation At this ofee SAMUEL hSoA Iisasnf,h
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING 81 STOCKHOLDERS Of THE AMkRiCAS
DIAMOND BUHRsTOEB COMPANY for The ELECTION 81
''V' Oh "o'ON'' guy . '''' l. b PERT seer,inr.
NOTICE to DHOLDERS.-lnterest on
Bonds the County Of NUBA, California due JuJ j. 1871 pay
City York will be paid ser that dats N Cen'
fHhas upon Rf6x "a Sv t al TRCKRR JEWETT
Maysvile Yuba County, Cal May, 1867.
NOTICE to BONDH0LDERS.-lnte on
~ Bonds Of the City ofMARYSyfLLE California due July 1861
payable the City Of SewYo viii be paid on and aher tlsi de
current Funds Of ne Soapons the hAh.AH
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK In said city - ,,,..,
Maryyle, YubA Co"uty Cal. May 1861 DECKER JEWETT
NITY OF CINCINNATI BONDS.-Thc Inter
est Coupons THAT PAYABLE EewYork the Bonds Of the
City Cincinnati will be pA maturity upon presentation al The Amer
A. TATEM. Auditor. CITY ~ Cincinnati.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.
Reported for THE TRIBUNE for ne ceek ending Wednesday,
July g., 1861

BRIGHTON, Cambridge AND MEDFoR Ho,. edna,
Reported for THE TRIBUNE for ne oeek ending Ned"es"oU
July g. 1861
Amount Of stock ut market -
THIS week. .2ot5 g,2Ss $50 1850 $50
d das' yssS ago s s s a 1900 SO
Betf-Per 100 n on total weight OF hide, tallow. and
meat extra sil9sl 5o first quality sls soSsls 75 second
quality, s2 5Od$3 third quality tlasl2 some OF inc
Working OTen-s2S5 SsS25 handy Steers s1Goas2OO or
much according to their value for beef 1890 -
CoTs and Young CglresaFair quality sc'@ss@ extra
Shcep-Per n, live weight, 4l06c; extra, 6ie; sheep
Faf HogsIPer II. 7S7sc live weight; shotes whole
sale. Sc retail, s@lOc.
Hidcs-Brighton, lodllc. p n; country lots, 6i97ic
TaHow-Brighton, 7tasic p n; country lots 6ia7lc.
Pelts-Lambs 5Oc.: shorn 25c; Wool, 81 25a$2 3d.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS week is again disastrous 10
the interests Of the droyers At Cambridge and Medora
large part Of the lambs were barganed for last weea
cult TO dispose Of their droves at reasonable prices Ana
those whose lots were commission say that the
market IL hard that the butchers insist on an abae-
ment Of part all of the expected commission or profit
The large number of Western sheep and lambs seems
at -, aud IS at - go; also, l9S sheep mostly, year
nss at 5S'e ID Hopkins SOLD sdd 20 % At sheen
50 10, at &C.. NJ; Alexander, l5i at 81 Mr.. Miller,
100 for - rs, &c. Many carloads were handed
cattle Cambridge dull and think full u 100
lower There several ots of Western at Cambridge
which were sold from SIX 10 l4c 30 to IS SIX John
Sawyer sold IL at i3c Ia SO SIX; AZ 12.c 35 SKI Mr..
Monroe sold at l2lc ~ sk and for l2c 40 SIX There
were several astureed cattle at CambTidge-abOut The
first OF the season-soid at To i2c. for fair Mr..
Campbell sold pair oxen lOO N, for l2c, and COW,
TO dress 500 u for S5O NJ r. shackctt sold and tyear
old steers for 2c 81 SIX sear old steers and cows at
SIX and young cattle at llc so SIX T. r. shoarer
sold pair Of river for 1870, quick last week 14c
cattle Of late arrive nearly every day In the
week and prices have been steadily declining since
last Wednesday Very fine steers sold yesterday at
49, 81 % and sk W. scotans sold at l4c l3scy lSc.,
Zoe lille sc One butcher said prices will bc 81 less,
quality better and better allowance for oia Before the
stock is all sold think likely some lots will show
about &C. T. off from best sales last week OF same
quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

TO this win soon be added the IntercoloHal the Wei
hngton Grey and Bruce, and other railways an heping
10 the union Of the Provinces and TO develop
resources"
The Mechanics and Traders Fire Insurance Com
pany have declared a semi-annual dividend OF i've
Der cent free Of Government tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

We cfer for friends and the public the above bond pc
hevug that they aud security Tor tho oobdnoes
heypa that offered 10 tbs nae-
The interest . fully secured a. follows
FIRST-Durng construction u years. u assumed V Inc r"e''
Loan and Trust Company. A.. O..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proceeds Of land sales from the Conpa
nys munifcent grant Of lands amounting to $500 acres ~ Is
,mated while the interest being PAID W inc lIust
pany sales will accumulate fund or me pmen.
he and sinking fnud Of million Of dollars and NAV
Of land will amount 10 more than lie interest on ne
bonds
THRDThe Railway Lands Bqum and al property owned
or that which hereafter be acquired by The Company h Deen
conveyed and Trust Company 10 be D then
held as Trustees the bondhoe with provisions 10
prompt payment Of the coupons as they M
due earnings estimated will amount over ion times
the annual interest In. -
The principal fully secured The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pan consideration Of which that corporation assumes and ages
pay u at maturity. ~, 49,. . MI.
The RAILWAY extends from ST. Pau the Mississippi to WinopA
Lac distance Of $50 miles At Wnona
II will connect With Chicago and North Western extension from
Madison and Chicago and place 81 Paul and Chcago
within Of each other Its local Importance cannot wen h
work Of roads enierng AZ ~
Paul Railways East and South There no nun
brane lands Subscriptions have been
promised made by all the along the line
Parties wishing bonds desirable investment can Apply
In person, or BY letter
LOCKWOOD 81 CO.,
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PASSENGERS dRRIHRD.

FROM NEwORLEANS AND HAVANA, June Z-ls steamship
RApidanMiss VIM, Mrs Wilbur and child, Mr. babEln ad
children ssd servant Miss g. VIM Miss EdwaTs MIS- fo"fI and
Harlow Pugh Oliver H. Wren o. H. Brown b. Young MI wet
n Danenhou Tardrew Mary Hennesy Miss Kate Bren Mr.
Bamenhs lady and children Mr. Bsglguy lady children and sly,
ant n Fitzgerald f. A. Hutchinson j. nrpeD MI
Treat c. Robb Try Buebet Andrew SeNe, H. harnes J.
H. Cook and II in the steerage. . - 60,
FROM HAVANA June 2qrn steamship Moro Cas-Chsrs b.
Parkinson wife del Puente Eu lady and ZseIv
children and servants d. fet ofI haf
Children and servants and Mrs R. Taicaie and daughter A.
Abren Stern CASTOR E. H. Hanor Angulo b. &c fsna A.
H. Garcia Domnguez T. g. Pinto Miss Cokero, hr 6aetau
child Mrs A. del NOva Mr. and Mr A. Gonzales lady ebHrep'
A. Pomero, Leon Cancabarra and vile l.
Rodriguez snguerce, A Grutan, Geo NJ Jones DIT Wm Il
Tucker Mcclellan j. H. Smith n Psde del Rio Cabsaa
Yvo daughter Daz r. Casega Vtha-
ven W Wilson c. Meta Mhga Roias A,iess AJssa
Lopez D. YAayerle Hegley Dygoyn w hctntnsy Mrs
NJ Woodbury. Mrs Matthews and child Misses Matthews Len Pc
Jno Hvys Richard COe Herrra sesnd shA MS
Hernandez Anderson Cook d. Howard r. De ks
eona1a, F. s. MaeAs J. Montebra--Total, Ol. .
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. June l9In seaReaip
Emo. Whhouse wife and family, Miss Pesy W IL Cb~s-
wick, Miss Rrskn w H. Woodruff and +Sl in steerase 49,,
FROM MATANZAS June 3ln ship LydiaMr lsadOTt Aeda
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

July s-I247 bbls Flour, ia bbls Whisky, 100 bbls
Corn Meal 1850 sacks Corn Meal 67t9o bush Corn 6oeO
bush Oats 10 pkgs Beef 80 pkgs Lard 2oa bbls Petro
leum, 1884 pkgs Butter bOis pkgs Cheese, isaS bbls
Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

CoNPTRoLt EKs OTT1cE. EAsHVLLg. June J. lbIj
YI'HE INTEREST on the debt of the State OF
T.pnessee falling due July 1897 will be paid At The
Fourth National BaRk IN the City Of New ,lori . III,
g.. ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises....i33 Sun Sets....7A Mooa Sets.... 90
Sandy slslaHd. .l047 Hell Gste..l2H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

Total grain,bu. n,l54S70 s5l9723 n,53l977 5,72S64S
The following viii show the receipts of tolls at
Buffalo from the opening of the Canal May y to July
l. from 1850 to 1895 inclusive and from May to July
in 1867:
1867 . 500 738 451s69 .............. 4,067 81
1856 - b66.629 81 IS62 ....-...... 1896 80
1865 ..- l52039 70 1851 ...-.-........ 4S5,S31 &C
1854 ..... T04 327 09l860 ............. 2S6,9A 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-27
A CARD FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.,
WALrHAm. MASS.

TINS Company beg leave to inform the public
that they commenced operations in 1850, and their
fietory now covers four acres Of ground and has
cost more tlnn million dollars, and employs ovet
700 operatives. They produce $1,000 Watches
year. and make and sell not less than one half Of all
the watche, sold in the United States.
The difference between their manufacture and
t1ie European, is meay this European Watche.
are tnnjc almost entirely By hind AID the result 1.
Of necessity lack d lhat aoflrmitv, bich is Ia
dispeDsabe to correct tme-keepiag Both The eye
nd the hand q the most skilful operative must
vary. Bat it is fsct that, except watches Of the
higher grades, European watches the product OF
The higher grades European watches are the product
Of the cheapest labor Of Switzerland, o q tho result
is the worthless Aneres. Lepines and 50 called Pas
tent Levers-wlnch soon cost more IN attempted re
pairs, than their original price. Common work
men, boys MD workmen, buy the rough sepetate
parts Of these atches from virions factories, polish
and pnt them together, and take them 10 the rear,
est watch merchant who stamps and engrayes them
with any name or bHni thai may be ordered.
HOW AMERICAN WATCHES ARE MADE.
The American Waiham Watch is made by no
such uncertain proeess--and by 20 such inconpe-
tent worknen. All the Compauy's operations,
from the reception Of the raw aterias to the CONS
pletion Of the Watch. carried on under one roof
and under one skillfui and competent direction
But the grea, Distinguishing feature oftber Watches
Is the fact that their several parts are all made by
the finest, the most perfect end delicate machinery
ever brought to the aid Of human indu.try. Every
one Of the more than hundred parts ofeyefy watch
is made by a mAohine--that infailibly reproduees
every succeeding part with the most unyarng ac-
cuney. 1t was only necessary to make one perfect
watch Of any particular style aud then to adjust
the hundred machines to reproduce every part Of
tina, watch, and il follows that every succeeding
watch must be like It.
The Company respectfully submit their watches
On their inertia only. They claim to make
A BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
by their improved mechanical process than can be
msdr under the old-tashioned handieran system -
They manufacture watches Of every grade from a
good, low priced, and substantial article, in solid
silver hunting cases 70 the fuest chronometer and
also ladies' watches IN plain gold Or the fuest en-
amel-d and jsweled cases; but the indispensable
requisite or all their watches is that they shall be
GOOD TlMEKEEPERs. II should be remember.
ed that, except their single lowest grade named
Home Watch Company, Boston, ALL WATCH
Ed made by them
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
by pecial certificate. aud this waraBiee Is good y.
all time against The Company or IL agents.
ROBBINS T. APPLETON,
is2 Broadway, New York.
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NOTICE

NOTICE 8, ttrebs KIsep, ln rsrrusass = - sci -
~ ge lsishtafe b lhls State passed n Sc lAst see
sa, thsi the stark Rank wtA tsieei0 s naisisadiag
hlik lha eeuAtvs II thr kffsi National hsak II hghs
niagtan that ht sad siafk Rank tefmnsfti is egis
isnee 90 the Grsl aAf ~ sgass A - 1897, and ms
felluu ing cops p the sah II TIC Elslstafe
IA Aei relating 10 the ssdsuHeiou ~ Bark Notge. "
n hereby eaast~a ~ a. fsssral assstsAg ~ tAs
Stats ~ psrnsssfs
snn 4 Ansf tAs esrlration - me charter u any
bank ehsfteFtd b Ills aie. after the trfwina4ian
u The existence 81 any saea hsak aFtesahlY g The
laws ~ Ibis State, such hahk mas patee % D.
Published 10 al TIE weekly aswspapgfs 81 tas roahiy
Up. thst aaiG taal ii ictsprss 4lt antslapdng
the das ~ the expiration ~ ts fAssiey this date
the Termination ~ Ne rxsirpee. sud eAp} ~ bis Ac
saa upan dae puhcattna II snh irfce, nalthet each
hank nor H. Officers shR DC hsbr o aut acllau fnt
the neu feslemptten Of any 81 It. ausiAnding bills an
less the same shall have bccn dnis presented and pas
ra0ui thereof demanded within the yrN Aforesaid At
the hankiug henae u sneh bank
ssu , Af,ef he expiration II ne ehariet ~ aftef
the termination ~ the oAsienae " any FHch bank
aforesaid saeh hsnk shan cease . be sahiee' t. The
operation ahls the pres isinas % tae sikts thlFa
section ~ ehspief eighty nine % the Geueyal Statutes
ssa a This ass aha y talee eIacl from iis passage
q " HARTMAN. eashier
Remington, Aag. 2. is6I-=iyu
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1aaes Bsaka 4 " ha nominated
81 prasa,laft 90 sn ehf boar ptaaiogm
y % wWsueH q GRAD lsaf a.
Ma
I4sier ancaaais fFosa Az "a sreaarage
ta bhel slsaa Dr Lavsneeiau iass g.
Hsoas ffsteises. msy eus. ~ alive
ur Dlcksaa = shortly - ssake nafai
r. his ogsuif3. sul VI gye readings
irosn his oen worAs
FshyegiB fcfsgns and prancea
have VISITED PsFla nithsn hree aapai4s
an5 pad ihsiT respaets - I.onas Aal'o-
ltaa
IRo sfAeol ts&cbcrs il inaiaaa ie.l
oas ana ha3 s frhi alssui spelling the
pard al.gd 0gc sald i va byrd.
aud tbo other onieugiei u VA bnrs
Ii Northern AlalA1aa. corn II the
aelds Il offered 81 iroln thirty 20 forty
oenta > bgsAel
Nevada eoaula 90 $4,000 pounds
II barley a. hoF contribution 10 The a..
nealtaral veAlth II tie nation for 1867
TIE Michigan Constitutional Cvnscn-
uan ba5e adopted the hqaog prohibition
a.aase ~ vote "a a. H. 81
On u the inmates ~ the Jackson
lMch State Prison. being suspected
II attempting a. efcape. was searched,
and 10 BIZ paniAloons pocket Wa found
q KEY that aoald unlock three hundred
aud iwcnty.eighi cells. aud 10 the hceI
II each stocking the searching party
found hundred dollar bill lie bad
subsequently took = hfiy dollar b.ll
ie9a tne strap 81 zach u bis boots =
Has wife hal furnished the money.
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Tbs sdveFsistF haFiax beeh restored 70 hesith IN i.
tss wesEs ~ sers sifue remedy aftsr having suffer
81 TT eefaFa years vita severe lang Affection aud
tbs4 aF~as Aiefsse N@hshWHtian-is RHxuas ~ make
kae1n ~ bic fslie@ssGasss tho gaeans u
10 all sbe 8FsiFt a. - alil send copy Il the PRIV
seriitiA assa iffse y charged vita the directions fer
FRI ArinE sad asius ~ ssSe, Etiek they pi hHd
sGHe euaH for 1oStusrrsnK AsFnxk. bnosruTts.
I0Eams Goth1 arc az IhFuat aRG Lang Affections r
Ihe ony 4eNt ~ ihe aasrftshF Ia AeHaaE the Pres
ssflpia saBst ie afflicted and sbresa inf5rnatief
abisA ~ eueeres ~ - 5arsgsh tDe b. hsIrs eyNFF
saEsrsf So ~ ha rsluedgs Il v cost sasm HsiA
las swa Essay prys aissslaK fsrles sishhg tbs pre-.
Eefi.sfa faHK By Fetars asaii viii please address
AM XIV ADN AID A. &lL%0N.
Williamsburg. klnss Co., Aew j ofk.
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NaTIC

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the4sssf asmanaaA w3ihin ne fsaf afaseszA 81 ~
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~ raapff shysHiur = ihe 0sneEhi sisiatts
So This 81 si.sl iats rHesl ifnga iit pssssEs
VIZ BLACK. Cashier
Manchester. Dee ). isee lYss
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nENNINaroN & RuTLANpRR-

~ ON and after Wednesday, May *, trains on this
road will run % follows
Mosfsd sotrR-Ff Freight and Accommodation leaves
Rutland AZ ~, North Dorset tiAa. hasi Dafvet sos.
Manchester 500 Sunderland TO- Abingdon pks, shafts
bury 10 49, south salisbury i0sh, North Bennington
i0s45 arrive ut Remington VI II.
Mail train leaves Rnllana IL hik A., North Doreet
s2 East Dorset 6;22 Manchester 6aT Sunderland G. %
Arlington COS, shatshury 'ih south SALISBURY T;9,
North Bennington 40, arrive 81 lsenungton ;
MoYISs NonfH. Mall train leaves Bennington 81 HtA
A. N, North Bennington psi0. Sunlh hhatebaFg 9id,
SALISBURY p.3n, Arlington Hsb, Sunderland e5a, Man
chester Ule Easl Dorset io2a North Dorset teas, at
rive at Rutland At 1850
Freight and Accommodation leaves bennington At
$50 y n, North Bennington 500, South sbasbuty 10
shahAbury asA Arlington 400, Sunderland Aib. Man.
chester 600 hast Dorset blh North Dorset $50, arrive
Of Rutland at 1890.
&c. WHITE, sapt.
North BenningtSs, May n, 1851.
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rrem lIen. hi. a. IONRs. q No. poser. W.

II have been troubled fram my buyhood with chron.
hersaiiaYW if ners paint S0nc years since, eafy
Ia hg winter, took cpid which uruAl settled Into
cough, WI Cd continued 10 Increase the
advanced, although ! msde use Of all the cough
TsIssrdics / had knowledge 81. My family physician
sit prescribed for ae, hut experienced no relief
Daring 81 this time was gradually running down,
0tie flesh and strength. nnti my friends as well Is
M -it ieeAHae Fefy much alarmed, thinking should
waste aNAs III GoNsuNfff0s, bills IN Boston, during
The rpring following, sas lndueea u ny WtsrAs's
bAtsAs ~ WIN NHEARy. After atg's trial was
lbc that it rsef a. He Ia fess agys TIM ms
cupga had eufirely ceased. aud restored q
h,aIh aRd strength, hase ever since Kept The Bat,
kAA 10 ny hoaAe and whenever any member 81 my
family has cough cold. Il u Immediately FesOried
g.. Ne TAAtlE aEUfLB NtruoCT II -
Prepared b SETH " FUNLE \ SuS, Is fremont
81, Boston aud ior slie BY Draggists Feaeraliy.
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BURR { BURTON SEMINARY,

THE ACADEMIC YEAR Is divided into three Terms.
i The First Term commences Wednesday, sept, sth.
RKv ROSWELL HALklS, Ia, Principal ~ Teache
VI the Classiea Department
Miss ELIZA NJ CLARK rreeepirsss.
Other Teachers 10 be Supplied a. required,
Tuition per Term trom ~ 70 e.
Room rent aud incldcntals, ~ per torn
Is lard o. 10 per week,
Young men having tho ministry IN View, may receive
material aid from the Bnrr fnnd
Circulars sent on application u the Clerk,
r. ,. CUsHMAN. Clerk.
Manchester, July 70, is6f.--su
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wiNar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry.

This remedy has long been cherished by the comma.
nifty Tor lie remarkable cticscy 10 relieyug,s ilF
AM cerng The most Obstinate psinfal and long stand
ing q Couch Cold, Influenza S re Throat, Bron.
eA1is VA gs1ag Cough, 4sthua Inflammation a. the
Lfngs while even Consumption itself has yielded to
its magic insaeace when AL other have failed.
lie Whole history proves that the past has produced no
resaedy Of equal yaiao = cure Cor the and
dangerous pulmonary affections which prevail all over
III land