ocr: THE undersigned has just received direct from the North, and has now opened at the MAMMOTH STORE, Opposite the Planters' Hotel, corner of Plmjuemine and Front streets, the largest and best assorted stock of Goods-ever offered in this market. His stock will con sist in part of the following articles, viz: Dry Goods. French and English colored and black Merinos; Black and colored Cashmeres; Black and colored Bareges and Muslin de Laines; Plain and figured Satin de Cheue and Water Silks; Bishops Lawn, Swiss Muslins, Jaconet do.; Edgings and Inserting» of all descriptions; Black and white silk Laces; English, French and American Prints; English, French and American Ginghams; Satin Taffeta and Gauze Ribbons; ~ Black plaid Alpacas, Embroidered do Laines, colored; Silk and Cashmere Shawls; Black and white Kid Gloves; (Alexander's best;) Worsted, Black Lace, colored embroidered filet Gloves. Colored silk and pearl silk Gloves: Linen cambric, silk and cotton Hdkfs; Muslin Cuffs and Collars, Valois, Neck Ties; Embroidered Filet Scarfs, Irish linens, Black Silk Visits, &c. Of Plantation Goods 2000 pieces negro Jeans and Linseys; 15 bales French and Macinac Blankets; ; 20 do. 7-8 and 4-4 Osnaburgs; CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. o 22 THOMAS BRADY, ; Chartres st. DRY GOODS—Opening of the Fall Trade. 22 I^VERY variety of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, comprising all the new designs ia li Fancy Goods, together with the best and most approved Staple and Domestic Manufac tures, are now being offered considerably lower than our usual uniform low prices. Plain and Fancy Silks Rich watered and striped Poult de soie; Heavy lnstre, black Mattioni silks; Small checks, in changeable glacé silks; Rich detached, figured and satin striped silks; Very heavy corded and chine gros d'Afrique; Rich colors in glacé and chinésilks; Very rich plain and watered silks; Rich black Baietheas and Aimieses; A few cases of double Damascene Louis XIV Bro cades. These goods, being inimitable, are ve ry choice and scarce. Plain Florences, in all colors—sky, ciiinson, green, cherry, white and pink; Sky, crimson, green, cherry, white and pink plain satins; 0 _ 0 Blue and white, purple and white, black and white, chocolate aud white, and rich crimson and white Foulard silks; Cashmeres and Mnslin de Laines. Satin striped and plaid, rich printed cashmeres; Detached figure and polka spot cashmeres; Trail pattern and mingled figured cashmeres; White star pattern on plain ground; All vaiieties in ponceau aud cerise ground cash meres; Plain scarlet, blue, green, cherry, mazarine blue, "pink and royal purple cashmeres; » « Duplicate colors in mouseline de laines; 0 - or full yard wide Swiss de laines; All styles in printed de laines; Changeable cashmeres, in every variety of color. Plain and changeable alpacas and Lyonese cloths, in all colors; Embroidered Velvet Cloaks and Mantles. These Goods are unusually rich. Embroidered and plain merino cloaks and mantles; Changeable embroidered and changeable silk man ° „Embroidered and Eace° Goods. Mecklin aud Honiton lace capes; Aplcqiie work lace capes, hew styles; Trimmed Aplcqne lace capes, double bows; Veiy rich black lace capes; Same goods richly trimmed, double bows; Puff lace sleeves, all styles; Plain Mecklin. and Honiton lace sleeves, all styles; Valeucienne trimmed sleeves: Plain cambric chemisettes and manclyettes; Ruffled edged and iritauicd cambric do.; Fine French worked collars; ° o Scotch and Swiss worked collars; Richly embroidered French cambric handkerchiefs; Very handsome scolloped edge handkerchiefs; All prices in plain tape bordered handkerchiefs; Plaid and tiviere bordered handkeichiefs; Music riviere and hem-stitch handkerchiefs; Golden flag bright linen bordered handkerchiefs; Grass linen handkerchiefs, superior quality; 11 boxes—630 dozen—linea cambric handkerchiefs, from 75 cents to $150 a dozen; ] 10 ooxes—50 dngen—corded bordered linen cam bric handkerchiefs—$2 per dozen; Rich Mecklin and Valeucienne laces; Honiton and rich pillow laces; Brussels and English thread laces; All quajitie? and makes in thread edgings and in serting*; Worked Swiss edgings and inserting«; Worked jaconet and mull do.;. Valenciennes, Mecklin and English thread edgings; Lisle, Ashburton and fancy Saxony edgings and sprigged laces; New pattern, dotted; □ Plain and figured bobbinets, for capes; 4-4,5-4 aud 6-4 plain queen's nett; 4-4,5 4 and 6-4 plain blond do. Ribbons. Bonnet, x cap and belt ribbons; Plain satin and lutestring ribbons; Narrow fancy neck do.; Velvet and Terry velvet do.; Narrow galloons and bindings. Hosiery. 500 dozen very superior English cotton hoae, all qualities; ° M -id and mode colored cotton hose; Biack, Moravian and Ingrain cotton hose; Pearl and China silk Of Groceries «&«•» 30 barrels bleached whale Oil; 25 do. I«ird Oil; White Lead in J, £ and whole packages; Linseed and Castor Oils; Spts. Turpentine; Flour, Pork, Coffee, Whiskey, &c.; 10 doz. Sugar House Limps; 100 kegs best Boston Nails, A „large supply of Horse Coîfars, Harnes, Cart Saddles, Breeching and Blind Bridles. À large assortment of HARDWARE—con sisting of Cutlery, Cooper's and Carpewter'* Tools, 0 Collins' Axes, X cut Saws, &c. Also-, All Descriptions of Iron and Siedl« A full.assortment of Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats. Crockery of all Kinds. In short fhere is nothing in the Dry Goods, Hardware, Grocery and Provision line, which will not be kept constantly on hand ; and ha ving selected his stock himself with care, in the New York, Boston and Philadelphia mar kets, and having bought mostly for cash, chal lenges the town to give the public better goods or bargains. s5tf THEODORE JOHNSTON. A full assortment of children's, misses and ho\V hnlf hose; o ° f , q Infants' Vigouia bootecä, Saxony boots; McGregor, Mcintosh, aud Mclvor plaid socks, for children; Kid, woolen, silk, net and lace gloves. Shawls. Cashmere and Lyons shawls; Woolen shawls in all slyles; Fancy plaid and Highland Tartan shawls; Plain black and colored merino shav^fc; Very heavy silk fringed merino shawls; Plain and embroidered, very rich Canton crape shawls, deep fringes. These goods vary trjini $10 to $150. White and black lace and Hernaui silk sh I»; Barege and mouseline de laine siiawls; Lambswool plaid shawls. Linens and Domestics. 50 pieces super 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 LIN F.N SHEETINGS. These goods are pure flux, and fully guarantied. 18 boxes—638 pieces—44 IRISH LINENS.— Having imported these goods direct from the Ii iah- factories, we offer them confidently as to purity of material and durability. Extra fine and super fronting linens; 40 to 60 inch pillow cose lines; 6-4, 7-4,84 and 10*4 Ilambro damask; Star, dotted and seed pnuern, very fine damask ; Every size in double damask cloths; Damask napkins, 5-8, 3-4 and 7-8, all qualities; Huckabacks, French colored bordered towels; 5-8 and 3-4 Scotch diapers, birdseye diapers, craalt; Burlaps, and every description of towels; 2 cases heavy Scotch linens; " b ' All brands in American bleached goods; Very fine English long cloths, very cheap; New York and old York Mills bleached sheetings» Bleached and unbleached Canton flannels; Cottonades, hickory stripes, Marlborough stripes, lickings, linseys and kerseys; ' 6-4,7-4,8-4,10-4 aud 12-4 bleached and unbleach ed sheetings; Lancaster, toilet,, imperial and parti-colored^qiiilts c in all sizes; (i Flannels-and Blankets. Crib, cot and steamboat blankets;,, Vory fine ribbon bound Bath blankets: Extra heavy soft wool whipped blankets; Fine French heavy blankets; Ail styles in Mackinaw and mock Mackinaw, FOR PLANTERS; ® A full assortment of superfine rose blankets; Two bales, all qualities, real Welsh flannel«.— These goods are fullylguarantied not to shi ink. Fine 3-4, 4-4, 54 and 64 Rogeis' patent flannels; Super and extra fine silk warp flannels; Yellow, red, green and blue flannels; Prints, dec. Merrimack, Cocheco and Fall River calicoes; 4-4 real English calicoes; 7-8 clouded gronnd real English calicoes; 4- French calicoes; 44 Turkey red culicoes; Buff, blue and ted curtain cambrics; Furniture prints; real English do.; Damask moreens; watered moreens; and all sly 1rs of FURNISHING GOODS, together with a futl stock of Haberdaahery. Comprtstng—Buttons, pins, tapes, needles, statute galloons, spool cottons, all makes; linen threads, stay bindings, gimps, fringes, books and eyes, sewing silks, cotton cords, linen biyids, silk braids, silk and cot ton stay laces, linen stay laces, to gether with an endless stock of small wares. Monrning Goods. Black bombazines, alpacas and Orleans, extra fine; Black mousseline de lames, black bareges, all qua i. Titles; Black silks, widows' silks, lace veils and hdkfs; Black embroidered cambric handkerchiefs; Black printed bordered handkerchiefs; Black and white lawns; black and white Calicoes: English clouded calico; black and white chiné gin shams; Black and wh.te plaid ginghams:


Southern sentinel. [volume]

ocr: to of of ? the ly s to or do. to CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. MSN S G N WS all or tu 1É GOLDEN HORSE HEAD, L No. 6, i: MAGAZINE ST. viê !N>to-©rU*w. aï Sa S3 ÛO bU 20 ©3 Ü —= OS o Ou u = Where tbe . Large Hone gestände in the doer. - wvo\jâ^^*\î; nui PLRCHAbF.RS may rely on getting Goods at the very lowest^nces it is possible for them to buy at, as our assortment is one of the largest in the United States, all manufactured or imported by ourselves. It comprises— SADDLKRY, HARNESS, SADDLERY WARE, TRUNKS, ^ SADDLERY MATERIALS, LEATHER. Ac. Leather, India Rubber Gin aud Milt Bands, and India Rubber Goods generally. I'EMPERANCE REGALIA, JEWELS, Ac. MASONIC, L O O. F. AND SONS OF T CPLook for the large Horse'standing in the door. oclO ly TO PURC HASE RS OF CLOTHING, &C. • ALFRED MUNROE & CO'S. ©ne iîrfte store, o° SO. 34 MAGAZINE STREJ3T, best assortment of Clothing of every description in NEW ORLEANS, At this establishment every article is offered at the lowest price at which it can be sold, and no reduction can in any instance be made. Purchasers, whether they are good or bad judges of Goods, may rest assured of obtaining every article at the very lowest price, without the trouhle of beating down, or the fear of being cheated. We have but one price for Goods, and that invariably is tlte lowest in the city. Our stock of Clothing and Fur nishing Goods is now very large, comprising a very füll assortment. All made in the latest and best manner, and warranted in every respect. Coats. Black and colored cloth Dress Coats, $10 00 to 25 00 Black and colored cloth Frock Coats, 12 00 to "25 00 Black and colored cloth Sack Coats, 10 00 to 16 00 Cashmere and Tweed Sack Coats, 6 50 to 10 00 Fancy Tweed business Coats, 6 50 to 10 00 Overcoats—all descriptions. 4 00 to 15 00 Merino Sack Coats, § 00 to 15 00 Croton ami Alapaca Sacks, 4 50 to 7 00 Linen Sacks and Goatees, 10 00 to 15 00 CashmareUe Sacks and Frocks, 10 00 to 15 00 Pants« 0 Black Cassimere Pants, $5 00 to 7 00 Black Doeskin Pants, 6 00 to 10 00 Colored Cassiv/iere Pants, 4 00 to 7 50 Black Satinet Pants, *3 00 to 4 00 Colored Tweed Pants, 3 00 to 4 00 Cottonade Pants. 1 50 to 2 50 French drap d'ete Pants, ' 5 00 to .7 00 English Merino Pants, 3 00 to 4 00 Linen Drill Pants, • • : 2 00 to 5 00 Linen Check Pants, 2 00 to » 2 50 White Linen Drill Pants, 3 00 to- "5 00 India Jiunkeen Pants, „ o ai 3 50 Veits, 'Colored Cashmere Vests$ a $2 50 to 7 00 Èlack Satin I'ests, • 3 50 to 5 00 Colored Silk and Satin Fest*. 2 50 to 6 00 Rich Black Embroidered Vests, at 8 00 Rich Fancy Velvet Vests, 6 00 to 9 00 Piano Fortes and music. The subscriber would resfectfnlly inform his friends and the public that he has on hand and on the way. PIA* NO FORTES from the factories of Pleyle & Co. and Favre &Co., Paris: Hallet, Da* vis & Co., Boston; A. H. Gale Sc Co., James Gro vestein and Nuns & Clark, New York, All these instruments ate madeexpiessly for tliis climate! ma* ny of them are of the new patent of Charles Horst, ' 1849—the Double Iron Frame. These Pianos will I stand in tune longer and have more power and richer tone than any other instruments. Also, su- ! perior GUITARS. VIOLINS, FLUTES, &c. ! SHEET MUSIC —Constantly receiving from ' the publishers as soon as published. [ He would respectfully inform the friends of Mr. Chas. Horst, that he has arranged with that gentle* | Gold and Silver Figured Vests, 4 501« 8 00 Best IVhite Mar stilles Vests, , 3 00 to 5 00 Best coloretl Marseilles Vests, 2 50 to 5 00 Best buff Cashmere Vests, 3 50 to 5 00 Rich light Silk Vests, A SO to 6 00 Rich light Chalies Vests, a 50 to 4 00 Best Black Silk Velvet Vests. 5 00 to 7 00 BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Ac. dee. Superfine all linen Shirts—stitched bo soms, . $2 50 to 4 5« Superfine Muslin Shirts—linen bo* sains and Collars, 1 00 to 2 76 French Gingham and calico Shirts; Hickory check and Negro Shirts; Merino, Flannel, Gauze, Brown, Whit» and Pink Undershirts and Drawers; Silk Undershirts and Drawers; °o - 3 • Very rich styles Fancy Cravats; Italian and French Bleich Silk Cravat*;' Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs; Linen Border Handkerchi'fs; . Linen and sill: Gloves; « ° Black kid °GUfv'es;° ° ° Cottq/t, Merino and Liften Hàlf Host; ,, • Silk and Gingham Uvtbrellas, Sfc. fçe. Aiso—TRUNKS.,VALISES, CARPETBAGS. 4ND1A RUBBER CLOTHING of «II kinds. ALFRED MUNROE & CO., jan9 ly ° „ . °° ° 34 M asaiis * S t. ' I ! ! ' [ | To th<e Planters and Commission ° c °° o o o Merchants OF LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, cf- c , HAVING heen° appointed Agents to the Newark anS Rosevdale jLime and Cement Company, ;Nej,vark, 5T. J<, w*c should not be do ing aür ditty to thèni if We did not frequently call the attention of pities wahting cement to the superiority of this celebrated cement over that of other brands; and its we have no neces sity of calling the testimonials of parties living far away from Louisiana, but can refer direct to the Superintendent of the New Or leans Customhouse; where thousands of barrels have been and are using, we confidently appeal to the public for the use of if, and having con a on are rea

place_of_publication: Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]

publisher: Wm. P. Bradburn


ocr: | j | CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. II m m i \ /)#» KOVl) r. -i ~ a: ür; MIlhulMll SIGN" S or TAB 5 golden HORSE HEAfr, Ii Nci. 6, 0 feS MAGAZINE ST. «3 Kcfe.©rU«a. Ii ©SR Where tH« Large Hone 2, Stande in 2 tbe door. ^ ïî.iÎÛSSU^ PURCHASERS may rely on getting Goods at the very lowest prices it is possible for them to buy at, as onr assortment is cne of the largest in the United States, all manufactured or imported by ourselves. It comprises— 0 ° o SADDLERY. HARNESS. ® „ ° % SADDLERY WARE, 0 TRUNKS. SADDLERY MATERIALS, 0 LEATHER. Ac. Leather, huilti Rubber G in aud Mill Bands, and India Rubber Good* generativ. MASONIC, I O O. F. AND SONS OF TEMPERANCE REGALIA, JEWELS, &e fTLook for the large Horse standing in thp door. ° c ° oclOly ° 0 o o TO PURCHASERS OF ClvOTHING, &C. " ALFRED MUNROE & CO'S. . ©ne îîrfte Store, IVO. 34 MAGAZINE STREET, j TfTHERE may be found the largest and best assortment of Clothing of every description in TT NEW ORLEANS. At this establishment every article is offered at the Jowest price at which it can be sold, and no reduction can in any instance be made. Purchasers, whether they are good or bad judges of Goods, may rest assured of obtaining every article at the very lowest i p r j C e, without the trouble of beating down, or the fear of being cheated. We have but one | p r ; ce f or Goods, and that invariably is the lowest in the city. Onr stock of Clothing and Fur nishing Goods ia now yery large, comprising a very full assortment. All made in -the latest and best manner, and warranted in every respect. Coats. Black and colored cloth Dress Coat?, #10 00 to 25 00 | Black and colored cloth Frock Coats, 12 00 to 25 00 j Black and colored doth Sack Coats, 10 00 to 16 00 Cashmere and Tweed Sack Coats, (i 50 to 10 00 j Fancy Tweed business Coats, 6 30 to 10 00 ; Overcoats—all descriptions, 4 00 to 15 00 ! Merino Sack Coats, 5 00 to 15 00 | Crotmi and Atapaca Sacks, 0 4 50 to 7 00 j Linen Sacks and Coatee ft, o 0 10 00 to 15 00 ; Cashmarctte Sacks and Frocks. 10 00 to 15 00 i i Pants. Black Cassiinere Pants. BlacltfDoeskiu Pants, Colored: Cassimtre Pants, Black Satinet Pants, Colored Txceetl Pants, Cottonade Pants. French drap d'ete Pants, 0 Enslish Meriho Pants, Linen Drill Pants, Linen Check Pants, While Linen Drill Pants, India Nankeen Pants, Vest«, Colored Cashmere Vests, ßfad^Satin Vests Colore)l suk and sain y ests , Rkh Black Enéruidered Vests, Rkh Ft " ,c » Velret Vests ' $5 00 to 7 00 6 00 to 10 00 4 00 to 7 50 c 3 00 to 4 00 3 00 to 4 00 1 50 to 2 50 5 00 to 7 00 3 00 to 4 00 2 00 to 5 00 2 00 to 2 50 3 00 to 5 00 ö at 3 50 $2 50 fa 7 00 3 50 to 5 00 2 50 to 6 00 at 800 5 00 to 9 00 Piano Fortes and Music, The subscriber wou'd resfectfully inform his frieuds and the public tnat he has on hand find oil ihe way, PIA» NO FORTES from tiie f:ictwtës of I'leyle &Co. and Favre & Co.. Paris; Hallet, Da vis & Co., Boston; A. H.Gnle &Co„ James Gro vestein and Nuns & Clark, New York. All these instruments aie niadeexpiessly for this climate; ma Irt' of them are of the new patent of Charles Horst. 1849—the Double IroSï Frame. These Pianos will g Wild in tune longer and have more power and richer tone than any other instruments. Also, su perior GUITARS/VIOLINS, FLUTES, &e. SHEET MUSIC—- Constantly receiving from the publishers as soon as published. He would respectfully inform the friends of Mr. Chas. Horst, thut he has arranged with that gentle man to lake cliarge of the Musical Department of his store. ° o 0 Gold and Silver Figured, Vests, 4 50 to 8 60 Best White Marseilles Vests. 3 00 to 5 00 Best colored Marseilles Vest*, S B0 to 5 00 Best buff J Cashmere Vests, 9 50 to S 00 Rich light SUk Vests, 4 50 to 6 00 Rich tight Clialies Vests, 3 50 to 4 00 Best Bluck Silk Velvet Vests, 5 00 to 7 00 BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. Shirts, Cravat*, Handkerchiefs, See. Ac. Superfine all linen Shirts—stitched bo soms, $2 o0 to 4M Superfine Muslin Shirts—linen ho* sons and Collars, 1 00 to 3 7i French Gingham and calico Shirts; Hickory check and Negro Shirts; Merino, Flannel, Gauze, Broten, Whits ond fink Undershirts and Drawers; Silk Undersliijts and Drawers; Very rich Styles Fancy Crarats; Italian and French Black Silk CrantU; <• Silk and Linen Handkerchief»; o c Linen Border Handkerchirfs; Linen and silk Gloves; Black kid Gloves; Cotton, Merino and Line* Half Host; Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, Sfe. ÄfC. A lso —TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPETBAOS. INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING of alt kind*. ALFRED MUKROE & CO., jan9 ly 34 Maoism a St. To the Planters and Cowateaion Merchant« OF LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, «f*. HAVING been appointed Agents to the Neivark and Rosendale Lime and Cement Company, Newark, N. J., we should npt be do ing our duty to them if we did pot frequently call the attention of parties wanting cément to the superiority of this celebrated cement over that c.f other brands; and as we have no neces sity of calling ^n t!te testimonials of parties living far away from Louisiana, but can refer direct to the Superintendent of Hie New Or leans. Customhouse, where thousands of barrels have been and are using, we confidently appeal to the public for the use of it, and having con stantly a large supply on hand, are always rea dy to sell by w holesale or retail, and on the


ocr: CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. Nos. 81 and 83 Common st., between St. Charles st. and Hewlett's Exchange, HEW ORLEANS. iä mmâsttfg-.] keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Carriages, from tha beat manufactories in tin Uni ted States, and are receiving weekly by the New York packets, fresh supplies from their manufac tory in New Jersey. Their stock is at all times targe and ample, numbering from 100 to 150 Car riages, of the most improved style and patterns, for city and country use. For prices and quality, purchasers are particularly invited to call aud ex amine, and judge for themselves. mh37 ly, « MARSH, DENMAN It CO.


ocr: a CITY advertisements. k NNÙ Y YV\x PURCHASERS may rely on getting Goods at the very lowest prices it is possible f or them lo buv at, as our assortment is one ol the largest in the United States, all manufactured or itniiorted bi ourselves. It comprises— 1 ■> SADDLERY, HARNESS, SADDLERY WARE, TRUNKS, SADDLERY MATERIALS, LEATHER. &c. Leather, India Rubber Gin uud Mill Bands, and India Rubber Goods aenerallv MASONIC, I. O O. F. AND SONS OF TEMPERANCE REGALIA* JEWELS, &e, [ET Look for the large Horse standing in ihedoor. q C jq SIGN or th* GOLDEN HORSE HEAD, i No. 6, 1 MAGAZINE ST. A >7 TO PURC HAS ERS OF ÇL.OT H1JNG, &C. ALFRED~MUNROE^& CO'S. NO. 34 MAGAZINE STREET, TX7HERE may be found the largest and best assortment of Clothing of every description in T T NEW ORLEANS. At this establishment every article is offered at the lowest price at which it can be sold, and no reduction can in any instance be made. Purchasers, whether they are good or bad judges of Goods, may rest assured of obtaining every article at the very lowèôt price, without the trouble of beating down, or the fear of being cheated. We have but one price for Goods, and that invariably is the lowest in the city. Onr stock of Clothing and Fur nishing Goods is now very large, comprising a very full assortment. All made in the latest snd best manner, and warranted in every respect. Coats. Black awl colored doth Dress Coats, $ 10 00 To 25 00 Black and colored cloth Frock Coats, 12 00 to 25 00 Black and colorai cloth Sack Coats, 10 00 to 16 00 Cashmere and Tweed Sack Coats, Fancy Tweed business Coats, «. Overcoats—all descriptions. Merino Sack Coats, Crotun and Alapaca Sacks, Linen Sacks and Coatees, Cashmarette Sacks and Froclis, Pants. Black Cassimere Pants, Black Doeskin Pants, Colored Cassimere Pants, Black Satinet Pants, Colored Tweed Pants, Cottonade Pantt. French drap d'ete Pants, English Merino Pants, Linen Drill Pants, Linen Check Pants, White Linen Drill Pants, India Mankcen Pants, Vests, Colored Cashmere Vests, Black Satin Vests, Colored Silk and Satin Vesta, Rich Black Embroidered Vests, Rich Fancy Velvet Vests, 6 50 to 10 00 6 50 to 10 00 4 00 to 15 00 5 00 to 15 00 4 50 to 7 00 10 00 to 15 00 10 00 to 15 00 $5 00 to 7 00 6 00 to 10 00 4 00 to 7 50 3 00 to 4 00 3 00 to 4 00 150 to 2 50 5 00 to 7 00 3 00 to 4 00 2 00 to 5 00 2 00 to 2 50 3 00 to 5 00 at 3 50 @2 50 to 7 00 3 50 to 5 00 2 50 to 6 00 at 800 5 00 to 9 00 vis & Co., Boston; A. H. Gale & Co., James Gr o^ Piano Fortes and Music. The subscriber would resfect fully inform his frieuds and the pdblic that he has on hand and on the way, PIA NO FORTES from the factories of Pleyle & Co. and Favre & Co., Paris: Hallet, Da vesteinand Nuns & Clark, New York. All thesIL instruments ate made expressly for this climates ma-* ny of them are of the new patent of Charles Horst, 1 1849—the Double Iron Frame. These Pianos will stand in tune longer aud have more power and richer tone than anv other instruments. Also, su perior GUITARS. VIOLINS, FLUTES, &c. SHEET MUSIC —Constantly receiving from the publishers as soon as published. He would respectfully inform the friends of Mr. Chaa. Horst, that he has arranged with that gentle man to take charge of the" Musical Department of his store. 1TTAII orders from the country promptly attend* ed to. E. A. TYLER, oclO ly 39 Camg-st. Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, &c. Gold and Silver Figured Vests, Best White Marseilles Vests. Best colored Marseillés Vests, Best buff Cashillere Vests, Rich light Silk Vests, Rich light Chalies Vests, Best Black Silk Velvet Vests, 4 50 to 8 00 3.00to 500 » 50 to 500 3 50 to 5 00 4 50 w 600 2 50 to 4 00 5 00to 700 BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, &c. Ac. Superfine'qll linen Shirts—stitched bo somsï « $2 50 to 4 50 SuperfirufMuslin Shirts—linen bo*. soms and Collars, 1 00 to 3 75 French Gingham and calico Shirts; Hickory check and Negro Shirts; Merino, Flannel, Gauze, Brown, White and Pint Undershirts and Drawers; Silk Undershirts and Drawers; Very rich styles Fancy Cravats; Italian and French Black SUk Cravats; Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs; Linen Border Handkerchvfs; Linen and silk Gloves; BUtckkid Gloves; Cotton, Merino and Linen Half Hose; Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, Sfe. Ifc. A lso —TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPETBAGS. INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds. ALFRED 3IUNROE & CO., jan9 ly 34 M agazine ' Ç t. To the Planters and Commission merchants OF LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, <\-c. HAVING been appointed Agents to Hie Newark and Rosendale Lime and Cemenl 'Company, Newark, N. J., we should not be dp. our duty to them if we did not frequently 1 call the attention of parties wanting cement to the superiority of this celebrated cement over that of other brands; and as we have no neces sity of calling on the testimonials of parties living far away from Louisiana, but can*refer direct to the Superintendent of the New Or leans Customhouse, where thousands of barrels have been and are using, we confidently appeal to the public for the use of it, and iiavingcon stantly^large supply on hand, are always raa* dy to sot bv wholesale or retail, and on the most favorable terms. Apply to HAYMAN & HOLDEN, Agents to the Newark a nd Rosendale Lime and Cement Company, 98 Magazine street, Neto Orleans. oclO ly


ocr: 7? MARTIN DEVEREUX Martin H. Dererenx, Manufacturer of an articles in the Cor per, Tin, Sheet Iron , and GRATE BU »irvbSb. Grates of Brass, Russia or Berlin Iron,, of any pattern or size, to suit the Fire-nhce or Mantel, »tair and Curtain Rods, kitchen FnrnU ture m general; kitchen Ranges, for Boarding Houses or Hotels—Cooking Stoves to suit families k ''™ e, £ ht '°, 0 . ne thousand persons, improved y . îi; •. "' a,n "nd bronzed Pyramid Stoves to suit Churches, Halls or Public Rooms; small do. or Offices and Counting Rooms Ship nnd Steam boat Cabooses, from No. I to 9, for coal or wood. Stove Pipe of all sizes, and put up. Bath Heaters, Stills, Worms, Sugar Ladels, &c on hand or to order. N. B.—Builders and otheis in want of Grates, t in, Copper Pipes or Gutters, will find it to their ad van tage to call and examine the same. O*All repairs promptly attended to at ■J nn ® No. 26 Tchoupitoulas it. w&wsm* x NEW apparatus has jnst been complete? -£X to manufacture and t'urnmh Fresh Soda Water to the inhabitants of Plaquemine and vicinity. Soda Water and Seltzer Water can now be had at any time at a P 10 . RICHARDS' STORE. E. W. Blake, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, United Staler Commissioner —Office on Main street, Will practice in the courts of this and the ad joining parishes, and fhe Supreme and Federal Courts «t New Orleans. . jyjff


ocr: nnwuss rf.r» itwnicrjrEH. THE subscriber has opened a Drug Store in Plaquemine, near Mr. Beck's Tailor Shop. Planters and others will find here every thing in the Drug line, as good and cheap as in the city. Every thing has been selected with care m the New York market, and warranted fresh and genuine. From his long experience in the business, he hopes to merit the confidence and patronage of the public. — D £ 1 ÀJ^,™ 1 ,7 arie4 y « PRELERVES, PERFUMERY AND CONFECTION ARY, always on hand. Call and see. i£l A. E. RICHARDS. L Magasin de Mcdeclncs. E soussigné vient d'ouvrir une Magasin de Medecines dans la maison de Mr. Beck, vis-à-vis la maison on setient lu Cour de Dis trict dans la ville de Plaquemine. Les habitans trouveront dans son etablisseement toutes sor te de Drogues et Medecines à aussibon marché et d aussi bon qualité qu'à la Nouvelle Orleans. Son assortiment ayant été très recemment choi si avec beaucoup de soin à New York. Perfumerie, Congrues, Comfitures, Sucres, T. nés , r in d'Aporto , Cornichons , tàart ces, Epices de tordes sortes. Avec beaucoup d'autres articles qui se ven dent chez les epiciers. ocl A. E. RICHARDS.


ocr: eommCsaCon And Agents for the tale if Cotton and Smsar jyl ly No. 15 Conti street. New Orle.ns. !• •4" i ; few MARTIN H.DEVEREUX Martiu H. Devereux, MANUFACTURER of all articles in the Cop per , Tis, Sheet Iron , and GRATE BU SINESS. Grales of Brass. Russia or Berlin Iron, of any pattern or size, to suit the Fne-pbce or Mantel. Stair and Curtain Rods, kitchen Furni ture in general; kitchen Kauges. for Boarding Houses or Hotels—Cooking Stoves to suit families of from eight to one thousand persons, improved by M II. D, Plain and bronzed Pyramid Stoves to suit Churches, Halls or I'nhlic Kooms; small do. for Offices and Counting Rooms Ship and Steam boat Cabooses, from No. 1 to 9, for coal or wood. Stove Pipe of nil sizes, and put up. Bath Healers, Stills. Worms, Sugar Ladels, &c. on hand or "> order. N. B.—Buildersand otheis in want of Grates. Tin, Copper Pipes or Gutters, will find it to their advantage to call and examine the same. (CTAII repairs promptly attended to at jari9 N». 26 T choopitoulas st. Nos. 81 and 83 Common st., between '-t. Charles st. and Hewlett's Exchange, NEW OULEANS. I MARSH, DEN*1Al\ & CO., • (successors to RALPH, MARSH if Co..) keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Carriages, from the best manufactures in the Uni ted States, and are receiving weekly by the New York packets, fresh supplies from their manufac tory in New Jersey. Their stock is at all times large and ample, numbering from 100 to 15(1 Car riages, of ibe most improved style and plitems, fot city and couiilry use. For prices and quality, purchasers are particularly invited to call uud ex


Green-Mountain freeman. [volume]

ocr: No. 48 Cornhill, Boston, T IMPORTERS of Fiench, German and English FANCY tl GOOIIfl, TOYS and T IUj'UJ Of every dencripiion, all of which tin y will sell at s imal lrof)t on the rout of importnilon. Ilei'ei.nii( fVom the Country will do Wf II to r.sll nnrt axamln. our extrusive siturlt, be fore piirchnsin , luivlmri'. y-3A 100 Bay State Shawls, J'" 1 """"" 'oi salt ny opt, II, IIM; IT0EH3 it LANfinoN BJ-lf

place_of_publication: Montpelier, Vt.

publisher: J. Poland


ocr: subscriber. h.v this (lav re opened tile DEPOT STORE in Wmirliurv, receullv oeciiMed by O. roa wlierc they intt0 , keep, and now have on hand, A LARCifl STOCK OF WEST 11 1 GOODS, AND i uii.niu.ai,. .. n i mn! itm-k Halt. Cround llnrk i. ml I i Vl I nml 'I'ulile iiitniosei. A 1.1 10" Jcas, Flour, SS iam, Iimi Sled. Sugars, Molassn, Sutmon by the Tierce, Barrel aulj and Quarter Harm ana Macktnt,Col PolM t( Hal-Ubut,FishandPlas-' la, Hfc. tyc FARMING TOOL.S, such as Scythes for tlie vnrioiu purpi'""" of cntllng Grass, Grain and llusbon a,- and Manure Forks, Shovels anil Also, a few bairels of Beef & Pork. Pickled & Smoked Hams. The. subscribsrs further oiionn frii lids. and the public generally, lint (.'V lunv ha and, and iiiteml keeping, for t,'L. areiimmetlaii f all who may Iind it lor llleir ililcroBlto imtn.ii:.:, lie -in, al their Store in llontj-t iicr Yillaffc, neit doorNoitli of llm Uallneol Depot, a pood assortment OF GROCERIES! Such as Flour, Tvih, H; ', M il'ie;, Salinoii, Mackerel. Dry Fish, Salt,V;llt I'ork, Nail-, Sperm Candles, Fluster, elf., al Wli,ilss.ilr or lletal. Our Gomla were purchaied lor belli Moulpelier and VVn lelliury, ut LOW PRICES, and we will sell ihein f. r a Minall ndvinn e for rash, or most kinds of country prudiice. V V t'urtlier assure the public that our pood rt sholl In; fipial to the ren niitieudation piven them at the time et'snlc. For country produce tlie hiirheM prices the marl et will afford, we sli;.l at ill tioi:-rf liuv. i. 'J'AKBKMj & CO. June 4, lb.r0. Sl-t


ocr: To All Persons VISITING BOSTON For The Purpose of Purchasing DRY GOODS. W.PETTES, WING taken the larfte and wall-known Store, lor merly occupied by Messrs. lUtiat Pettei Jt Co., Washington & Summer Streets, llOSTOA, mnkiug adnitions to one f the largest and selecied Stocks of DRY GOODS, in the United tales. can find at liij Store nearly every which u kepi Jor sale by any Dry uooaa Dealer, and in no instance sliall the price be higher than is named for a thing i J" equal worth atuny other Store. Among the most desirable and entirely uew Goods Fall Sues, just received anil openeo, may ui; wcm. ELEGANT CASHMERE Woven and I' iutcd ; l'laid md StriKid ; Embroidered 'lam, of all Styles, at. all Prices. ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES OF Common Shawls; Prices from 25 ct. to Five Dollars, COSTLY A MEIIIIT1I MLKS, THE MOST KjLfJUANT STYLES SOLI). A great viirtt ty of patterns at medium prices, and a full ul tlie ttieaper sorts at teiiKs. ALL KINDS OF GOODS And all kinds of Trimmings for DRESSES. IhiglisJi, French and American mm ;see de e.ii.es, Linens, Coi tons, Blankets, Quilts, II OS HUM', LOVES, AM) ALL DESCRIPTIONS OK III It1? If V"M ' u7 a', tliia Sture, ynu will be finnrnnteed per- .ntHarti; ii in the Goodn fur which you spend your und never von Imvo cause to nmke another vnii u ill visit iifruin 224 WASHINGTON STREET, Corner of Summer St., BOSTON. GEO. W. TETTES. nm3!i Miniierut'rJ Airnit t.ikcs pleiictire in nnnouncinir to those Mint like u d lirimin cup of ten, mid can alwayi fpend ii pun finding the same titticie, that prei. irp.l tn turn in ALL, in sTH' or -mall nttnnjtilifB. 1 H.LLI0 LltS. AT THE CIIK'l' IMtll'KS. It in i'nr.l th.it I have; widd five times the, Ten of uny other Store town, fur tlie l.i.st tn o vear?', and a better article, and FOR EESS PRICE, shall continue to do no. Send in your orders for onv i'ure Tea .Sore, opposite JJrick Chiirrh, Main St. HAHVEY KIINU. -Montpeliur, Sept. 23, lflM. 39-tf 5,000 Yds. Thibet?, W. I). Lines. Lustre, Lamas, Lyon eats. Alpaccus, etc., now openine. 8T0UUS ic LANCDNN. September 5, 18.W. 3.Vtf 1,000 Yards RENCI,fiLrniiin.En!ilisli and American Rrartcloths, t.'asimeres. Doe Hkina, Beever Olotlm, Otvnnshiern. tt, Tweeds, ttc, ju?t received and for sale much the priced of wool, comparatively. September 5, lHSrt Stilt PURE g TEA


ocr: SKlvstftviVRi-i MRS.K1DDE MRS. E. KIDDER'S COBDIAL, THE M08T pKRFECTItEVIEDYFORTIIE CURE OF Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Summf Complaints of Children, andViarrhaa, either recent or protracted. mnr. Kp.t, fnmillnr wilh this medlciuo kt M nr., Vl. iwiniy v-r I Onmifh ll inlr,nir, mr-rlla nod dl,im i IriM- I Im. mt k !''' X? n ?Ji,f! ind Ih'T" i " pr.:billty Hint it pvr on S, "xSi ",'iVow l casing m immolate OUHE, m every cn of A, DYSENTERY & DIAHRIICEA, wilh woiuJvnd nrtoiil.liin.nl, al .ln U...m n-Ti i and Hickrrlnit Jin nil hi of recovery lind fled. u. Il c weii hUe l,e"Tvv nny occurKnw It nol loo imioll lo nee!irirhe..tl.U medicine i. adiuiaxlored many eJUf tle'S. are cured 1. V- ' At . f the venr, .very family (lio.ild have tt M tail tate. "' im,e,,i,.te u,e of m COll DIAL w l cnltn-lr prevent i . Mrs. E k lDOKlt, Inventor nnd Proprietor. OrjSeSston, by Mrs. E. KIDDER k Co. pi!"'.1 M"""KlU!r bi Bl'"reld 0""","' Co'".""3'"


ocr: na-siiK .nl.rrllir-r- liivvi' tlii il iv r.- oii. iM-.l tins HKPOT M (s'l'iiltH in Watitlmrv, nwntly . copied liy o. Fos tor, where tliny intmnl l" koi p, mid now have on hand, I IF I HIT KfflA (iOOBS, MB rnnil. viz : T. I. nnd Rork rialt, Cround Rurk nnd l.ivi'rmiol do. for llairv mid Table pnrnoses. A snli inlid a.srioruiu;iit ol Teas, Flour, 'ails, Cil.is, Iron nnd Stent, Sugars, Molasses, Salmon ly tlie Tierce, Barrel Half and Quarter Iltirrel and Kit Mackerel, Cn.-l, Pollock $, Hal litiut, Fish and 'iis-ter,Sfc.(,-c. FARMING TOOLS, Mich aa Key t lies for the varum purpusei of cutting Gran?, lirain and DuslieftIIny and Manure forks, ShoVuls and lloos. Also, a few nmh of Beef & Pork, The Hiiberih firth t iiH'iiriii their friends, and the ;rmuc h 'oerniiy,ui;o tin y now nave on imihi, nun iiueou ivepiiiL', ( it t lie ac :oui:iiod;ir:on of all who may find it lor tlii ir interest to patronize them, nt their Store in iYIontpelier Village, nct dnor Xovth of tlie Railroad Depot , u good nssortmont Ol' GRUrEHIES: Such ns Flour, Tea, Supur-', Mulae, Snlmon, Mackerel. Drv Fi-h, fait, Halt Por't, .Nail, Sperm Candles, Plaster, e.tf., at Whnl-.-n!e or Ketnl. Our (Ii. odd were pun lia-ed for both iMonlpelicr and Wa trrbmy, fil - liOW-PllICES. and we will n H iheni f r a small advance for cash, or most kinds of rountry produce. We ftirtlu-r aMire the public, tb:it our eootU tilnll be equal to the f.Timnnendntion given tiii-m at the time ef rnle.


ocr: V. B. Jaliaer'9 American Newspa per Advertising Agency is Removed to SCOLLAY'S BUILDING, 32 Court Street BOSTON.


ocr: some insets, 0k Fiirm fox Bale ! THE sllbscrt UllDAY.t f J . n .nli rt I AitrfinfK to fell at Auction, or SAT- ylock I". M. ' inn i nvern undivided lllilf if Lilt No. ill Nnrthlield F t 7, in 3d Division Uuilin, being one nan oi o railed. Snidilrm i well wntereo, " . i .11 ...I r...i.nnl wilh aliont flftyuties undur nnprnvi.ii.. . 'V ' " u.m V-ilia half amil.oril,4n,,rMiiu'4 vi'laf.) "' 1 d ' upon iho line nltlo lliiilron.1. Terms 0,1 "ir day oi .ale, or b, j,,,,,,!,.!, at the "IlleB. Aiicnst at), 18:' SwK FARMERS LOOK AT THIS. WANTED, Two Hutid cd Tons Corn Husks, Fori Matr esses. rglHB Ar1l4 K ill pay Twenly Hollar per Ton for 1 Two Hunt,! Ton nfUoni Hunks, rtripneil In, n Hieknoh nnd deliv. ,red nt my pl.i.u. of in-iiml.ie i.ro in Jli.lltp.'lier VilliiM, l nnv time between l..ih Orlober nnd M of February bl. U.wk; mind he ll free (' Silks as ronvei,i.r.o will "Mow ot, nnd so druid U,at tilLy win Km p in larpe limit. w.lu.uu KlTTRF.DfiF,. :nv;5 Montn.'Her, All?. I8S0. IS THS TIME FOR GREAT BARGAINS , AT THE PEOPLE'S STOEE. II. KIN".. Montpelier, Aug. 14, 18.".. Xt I Hill, lit 1 e1 111 one h Kjiiig!N u A


ocr: HE- EN ED. T''M auhrriln'r. b-ive this dii v re-opened the MEPOT TiHEK in W iH-rlmrv, r ceutlv tieeniiieii by (. F-- cr, wlKTe they int:i'il to keep, met in. have on baud, A LAtU.i: STOCK -hp i WEST IMA C00I1S. AND tt whol 'fale or retail, viz: T. I. and Rock Salt, flround ck and Liverpool do. fur I 'airy nnd '1 able purposes. A ph'Uiiiil av-iiirtni' iit ot Tea, Flniir, ail, Glass, , I ami Sire!. Sug'irs. Mulimses. Salmon bit the Tie.m. Barrel lid' f and Qii'trfer linnet and Kit ' Mackerel, Co l PoUoili S,- IM libvl. Pish and Puts t'r.Sicgfc. FAllMING TOOLS, m l. n Hi-uli "S C-.r t.-- r..rt. -- . - .i,."ti'K rtm-x Jr. on find it u sli u Hay uud Miinurj Pork, efhovt.ls and 1 1 ll' 8. Also, a Tew barrels of & Poik, Fii'klcd A- Smoked IlstiiiH. 'J'li: iiiicnh ii fiiih 'r ail . im t h.-i r fricndfj. and th 'Mlilie L'eu ialv,Htiii Hi y i'nw hav oil hand, and int. nd ep.iu. I' r Hi ; ;.c -tmii ii 'i n of alt ii iio may find it to lls-ir HH. r' -1 lo patron:,. Hi in, hi lti,;ir More in Wontelier Village, next d ior Noith of the Railroad ht-pi t, n good assortment (JnOi'EllIhS: -ucli n Fhatr, T, as, S "gir-, M -hH-se, Kalmon, Mirkerel, Dr Pi-b, Salt '-ail P. rk, .ail--t, r-p nu t.'aiiilb'-i, Plal-T, t.:., at 'n I-moh . r IE, Ml. Anr (ii odst w. i,i piuchiw,jd for h .th Al.mlpelier and VVa urhurv nl L.OVT PRICES, -ml we iv ill ..till i lie n f t n iin.'iil iilv.inri f n cit.h. nrmrwt s.iinl. ul rimiiiiv nr .'lur. IV r TirtliiT a hmi re tlie irthlir. li:it imr uii. it- i.mi b ' qua! tn llii.- rcci'tiimvnilatioQ given li. tti nt ilif liiiu1 i.f 1 Fur ri.utitrv tnniiri' lh li'iiliot priren tlie marl tt wit! illiint, Wi all ill nl all 1 1 im-j p i) . I). T.UtBEl.l. at L't .. Jinn- -I, I HSU. 24-1 -UP


ocr: STATE TICKET. For Cover nor, HOY. MT1T . PECK, (IF JIONTI'I'LIEB. For Lieut. (Ivvtrnor, jio.y. su:isik:v sjiitii, OK WESTON. For Treasurer, JOSEPH P03,A.I). Esq., OF MONTl'I'.I.lEK.


ocr: FRUIT A I D Ornamental ffj Ton SALE BY J. A. & Ti. I!. SPEAR, MESRHS.PPEARS, are doins an ntcnslve business the nrincinal Nurseiv men lit Now Knslnml. and thins in their line Uiey can furnish at short notira. (Erwiers irom atirnnd promptly attended to. Dralntree, Jan. 1, IPMI. lily OS, vl4 No. 48 Corchlll, Boston, 1 MI'OitTKRS of French, Herman and English FANCY tiimiis, una and 111 IiWMilMTS, Of every description, a" nf which they will sell at a stoal profit on tlte cost ol nnporisuoii. Merchant from the Country wtn fo well to call end examine our extensive Htock, bm- fore pure damn gelsewsiere. ly-35 lOO Say State Shawls, wm It" II PstlHrnB fur M a OV 8TORR9 LANRpON t. 1'


ocr: To All Persons VISITING BOSTON ' For The Purpose of Purchasing DRY GOODS. GEO. W.PETTES, II AViNG taken the lafse and wall-known Store, for merly occupied by iwsr. memht riTtai ac co., Cor. Wasliiiiston & Summer Streets, faconst;intly making adnitiona o one f the largest and Di'Rt so lee led atocss ol DRY GOODS, in the Unilttd tates, lott Mil find at this Store nearly every article winch is kept Jor sale by any Dry Uoom Dealer, and in no instance ahull tlte price be higher than is named for a thing of equal worth at any other Store. Anions 'h most dosirnhlc ami entlriily new (ioodn for Fall Stiio.s,jlistrnr.oivcd and opuncdt muy lie tnena ELEGANT CASHMERE Vvn anil Printed ; l'lntd and t?lrtfe(1 ; Embrnidtired and rimn, ot nil Ktyleu.at all I'rictss. ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES OP Common Shawls; Prices from 35 ctn. to Five Dollars. OiTfA & IT! KDItJI MILKS, THE MOST ELEGANT STYLES SOLD. A ureal vurity of putter nn at iiicdliiin prices, and a full as rtnient of the chenper tort ol Silks. ALL KINDS OF BISESS GOODS And ail kinds of Trimmings for English, French and American mn st.i IE LAINES, Linens, Coltons, Dlnnkcls, Quilts, IIOSB i:?Y, GL.OVICS, AM) Af.fj DKSCRIPTIONS OF iiWIEEPISG GOODS. ftf- It" y-n bnv at line Store, you will ho fin ann teed ner- fei t r''iii-'f;irti;iii (n thu (Joods fur which you spend your iiionpy, and whenever yon havu cnuse to make another purcliiist', j nil will visit nimiu No, 221 WASHINGTON STREET, Corner of Summer St., BOSTON. GEO. W. PETTES, .1lll3!)


ocr: KE-OFENEB. this day re opened the nKPOT " I'ORE Waterbury, recently occupied by . os. where Uiey intend to keep, and now have on hand, A. LARGE STOCK OF INDIA GOODS, AND RMlffl urT'A splendid awgruuent ul Tcasl-lour, iVails, Glass, Iron and Steel, Sugars, Mohsses, Salmon by the Tierce, Barrel Half and Quarter Barrel and hit Mackerel, Cod, Pollock Sf Hal libut, Fish and Pias ter,. If c. FARMING TOOLS, such as Scythes for the varloui purposes of cutting Grass, Urain and Bushes Hy nl) Mnnure Forks, Shovels and Hoes. Also, a few barrels of Beef & Pork, l'icklcd & Smoked Hams. The auhstrihers further Inform friends, nnd the public geneiuiiv that they now ha and, and intend keeping fur the 'accommodation of all who may find it lor their interest to patronize them, at their Store in Iflontpclicr Village, next door North of the Railroad Depot, a food assortment np I0IA GOODS AND GROCERIES! as Flour Tens, Sucars, Molasses, Balinon, Mackerel, Dry Fish' Snlt.Viilt Fork, Nails, Sperm Handles, Plaster, elc, at WholsSillc or Retal. Our (looda were purchased for both Montpeller and Wa at LOW PRICES, we will sell them fr a small ndvance for cah, or most of country produce. We further assure the public, our goods shall bo equal to the recommendation given at tlie time of sale. For country produce tho highest pricea tlie inarl ot will we shall at all times pay.. D. T ARBELL CO. June, lfsr). 2-' MADE EASY. Clotlies without Washboards or Founding Barrels, unnecessary. HY ItlMDAMU BI3AVI3LT, Patent Trench Laundress.


ocr: Village Hotel, TIMOTHY CROSS. Proprietor. TMlh above named Hotel, situated In the centre of Mont pelier Village, has been recently titled up for the bet. terascomniodation of Ihe public. The Proprietor is deter, mined thut no effort on bis part shall lie wanting, to render this Houses pleasant home for the traveler. A continu anc. of the liberal patronage which the Ira.tling nuhlio SLm "; 1 extended to II, is respeclfhlly soltci ed by the public's humble serv't, ' TIMOTIIV CROSS, I Formerly of the Firm nf Cans., Hroa r Co. 1 t , """ of U0""" vf ill be carried to and from tne Cars free of charge. Montpeller Village, August 14, 18S0. 33-tf MA PEE SITttAR & RYE. A FEW hundred pounds good Ma pi. Sugar. Also, a few bushels Spring Jtys, for sale by .. . 8TORRS at LANGDON August U, 1850.


ocr: THEi FREEMAN." m xi, j. T r 1 fi r MONTFELIER, VT., Thursday Morning, June 13, (I" All Communications to the Freeman whether on business of the paper, or for pnb'i cation, should bo addressed, post-paid, to the Editor.


ocr: . v MONTPELIER, 7T, Thursday Moriiinj, Sep!. 12, 1850, 05 All communications to tho Freeman, whether on business of the paper, or for publica tion, should ho addressed, post paid, to the Ed itor.


ocr: if ' B i MONTPELIER, VT., Thursday Morning, Ausnst 22, 1850.


ocr: NEW GOODS. New I'urniiure Carpel &, Paper llatiginj;? WAUK ROOMS. ABBOTT &. EMERY nWKthH Week received n full mti.j of CAItrKTlAfi. am iiu vlii il are 'I'li'ee Iiy, l itible-iiM,fiiip. rni.'. and Kvira Fin Wool !itrpitiiiit tVotti I lit l. will iVwei l.(H)tn-, nr durinir e.tirpetin uittipi H d in bi-niit t.t t rirhneri-i of I'.d .rn If-av nt a Hiin-oth fin fint-it, rait-in th in to Vttur in o h limirer llinn other rtirpeta.tto price he ins lower irrmrdiue f the ipmlity ; nl-o low price, rot t i n and wool and ingrain Carpetlne. Htraw Matlhiir, dllClotli t'arpeting 4,5 and ft 4 OiH l dh ftr Tablet., Tuitni Hugui, MaU,etc.,etr. Also a very etl.-nHiv-utock of Paper Hangings, Oomp'iin- are it variety nf splendid denifrip nflteantl fiilrtni-b td ijiiedfo nny tylo of Mnom. Itirb oltl, V I vrt in I ?.imimi ui Itord riiiff", Chi' nu Print Trappnrt nt nnd mn-'r Curt i in, etr. Their Clnek i f Fnrnitiin U nisi, very ittrett. inclo'line aim '"t every artlrl. hr fnniiHiiji-y lioiii'fl. tl iir, Hii-tk, and Pitlni I .eaf Mntuaj'i.i c nmde if th'-very b4t mitennla ronntnntlv on hand, nnd mailt' to urd-T. Uon'tr, live teeae fethari, feather bc1, rir. Jiuldiai'i Brick Block. AloattiUtUi Vt. Bl-U


ocr: faud 1J il Also Wltaletnle Dieter in Ihnntln, Wbbont, Flow em and nlher Millinery artirkt. No. tiy Milk Sthkkt, '. lOt .j- BOSTON. CARPETS. FOR TIIF4sPKJiK TRADE. WM. r,;TENNY & CO., CARPET HALL, Onr the Maine Rail Road Depit, OAVHAKKKT Sat'AltK, A IIE ninv rcc. 'King fr,,nt Uw princiil Eiutll.h and I Atiif-rtrnn iiiainif.irtnr. r, CAUPJJTINGS OF ErpRY DESCltirTlO.Y. Pl.Y, SUPER A5ID KX'lA fJNE MF.DICM AM) COMMON scaw cuvirrxcA i VAitciy ( f style nnd fjiliilc, cunn ril!i2 nmnv raw and i IfB'ttifiil tjc-uiiy. i V. P T k CO. ar Accntu fi.r iltc T.iil-viM Purp.-t, ! wliicli will ! I'.. 1 1 mi tniy nf ihc mi nti- r i f il,c t.mir. ! PAIN TK.D. FLOOR CLOTHS, i froifl f! to St l.'" Willi--, t largn ita.irlii'-iil. j Straw Multin s i It W rViZii ?-a-j iBS?kt?g, Hats, iV rrbip n-.tow, llrfi'..... ,.,, Knm lici are rai-! pccll.tily uirilcd lo can ,d li.ikc Ibeir - l-i tu-it'. ll.Sai. I iSOOO Im. IIonIou and Phila-! dflphta l4a.d. r.SThin.ii,8atlltt'ljj,,ut, aii:li-iSl .. l.tn lli. S'i'.'JitinS i. I, 10 T. AXTJUOiN. 111. I I llll STORISX LAMrinON HA-Vr; jn-l rilirni.il fr,..i;J l,,s;.,n. v. G..oil lor tin. eirli s k:(h til vol Ih a vittipty ol lout'. SI'OKH.S & l...i;C0N. 25 Barrels of Sugars j vHI'fOEIli.Y I bit- ttti-iiKt anil b..t hnitaina nlf.-r, red ol 'Into. Jn.-t aro-.-a,'",,! KfuRlts ,v M.ircli j. llllt.V. i J:tl. A EW ( AlSIM.TI AI.x. L"ST nrrrivin; at I March i. s'l'ottiw k l.A.nt)o. l;'.ti'. FK l.'IT Ornnnioii'ii -rua, iai.b UT .i. KSSRS. XI!-A It, re. i nr. ana,,,,, , . :.,.. ...,,... Ihe prin; ipji .N.,u-.my ,,. vIM. L.I1U,.,.,,. ,, linns in their Imeth.-y f.ir,,,.!, ;,, si,r, ,,,.,:, CrO'tl.-r- tr-m .tltr-mt pr.nnullj utiemleii t. Hiamlree, J in. I, IS.VJ. ( V.ioicaiv ami tgrtail U' II U)ii ivvimv .'Mill. i mmi, ! - f. WollM rtf til - I U tVe-t h In. are I )'"it can Itml at nnr Sioi Lj.-ftmth. Cut (ttitl hint to iiinhd-i- t r. ckLiy.ih.ti j fikst noon e. isr itii.'ivrir miincE, I N'.m; STHKET. tarL'est. miil cieiinl. f, .....I ..I... si U r iifT.-reil kV'AKfi , ill erii,. ni. ot an very lieanlifnl. i-ntlre n, w p.iii,rni l tli: Dor -loci, iscoin;m..e,1r fhina .Maihlu anil Wh te smne IVnce. M'lm 11. me, Mntlierry CLASS WARE. A.tral.f :tr, and olh.r t.-niliiL Alj,., 'fiiitiMers Tate ill alick-, ,-iik r lloivl , an.l . 're aner. ; I, in .(,,,. eryailtcl.i y ,m rliir.li of, 01 ni. h fr, i t e line ol ( rucliciy or (linn Ware. FURNITURE. E'u'rm ure. Eo$tcn Prices'. Alio. rrietin;". Fi nif; r anil i-fi-tv Miriely i f I'ahli t'ntl, ty ; in -h irl, yon ciii, rout every tiiine vtit't can Kli-I. Jo f irni-h a Ionise. We a-k Ih privit.-ee i.f Hlnitviii2 the ah. ticlf. and Civitij our price, to nil ni.nins In ininli:ie. I EI.I.I-, HJlEK & ,00. Icl'-. r.tf Mi.atietii-r, Jan. GEK TREMENS " jPURNISHMifiOODS! I hiite tifl jveeifed a. i Spleiidij Asoiliiii'iil I 'nr.. Gentlerasn's urnish;.ng Goods, . Ui:Al FOB 1 Af8i3. W. T RI'dNflAM. IiARS: VtI)I.!0s OF Ij in, ulii in,v evf.1, AT THE HE All OF STATU nt:i-:T. II. S. LOOM IS 'her rvr lol t.f II H A IY M AI)K v i,i ( i tll.( hr larr-l stn-k mi in u riiit-i filtn'R, ri:ikrn it oiif uf evor trid in Vcriiiiu.r, w arrtinte-r; to wi ll mad,, and iu -im i((M v. ran he found 111 tin- n o II1IV Hill III iin-i.ri i l. .. ;Pte A X I) 5f T It 1 E S. i I I


ocr: PRESERVATIVE FOR THt HAIR. IV nnw btren in me txi -rly four yrtin, a. id h b pri.ved n -rlf ttt lie tli btt arti- le lor itiiiroviiiit the pniwid itnd .KHiny of the hair, (hnt has ovr been invcnird, hun dreds air r.iidy li tutify. Il entirely tp tho bair from romiitR nut, and imparts in it ttrt tiwlli and vipir, nnd given tt luiii the uuwt v. area Hiid baivli.a fo't nnd pi"-' P liftiraure. It al.' remove all ncuif and ilantirutf fnmt ltin and head, which ought nlwuyn to bt kept out m ' der to have a healthy growl li nf liair ; beram H iiIIowpo to aofumulHte, it nuc'oinea imheddeil around the rontcol the liMir and i logi. un the porna uf the nkin, thereby preveninn a fr. eand lun,lth action. 'I'hti omi tin nee If Hih hair h'Toin'-ti dr and tl- nd, and very coon begin tt nhow i(n f deciv and fhlhiigolf. All thif ean he pr. vented by a proper imp nf this pre-ervutlve, a It giviw lif and ar.iton to the -kin, and at the aarae time imparts notniohuietii and tr nuHi to the hatr. and leave il wit and gloaty. wiinout bfiiiR itreasv. Miiuiifiicitiroti and for aale at wlndeRnle nnd retail by JOHN H. lUia Dibhbh. (Succcaaorto A. Kitchen) 41 Caurcai til. Boston. 3ujJ5


ocr: i. mm VA I' -..3 CI i CV.'i ; I i. r; v :! h'.RMtlCCf.a His? 'I f 'ywi-'.'iij E.K!l)DEll9S TIT TtlF, MOST I'Elll'KCT HK.UUnY FOR Til K Ct-'R I! OF Cholera, C'iii!i ra Morbus, Dtsinttrt, Suiinntr Complaints of Children, and !)i(irrli(i:ti, cither recent or jirotraetti!. rjUR ii'thlio hav-i lioi o fiiinillar Willi tlii i licino li-r i lii-.irly l.vi-iity years ; at.it tlirniiull ils inliinsic nii-ilt. it has iri'.it'il for n'-ilf a wiituspri ait niaikit, tioth in 1 Ii is. anil distant countries, it has nov.'r b -i n (ainalh il t y any (itli.-i iiii'iliriin-, uinl tin ti- is no pri'hability tint it over fan b(r .'Xri'll.-.l. lis iiowiTi. ill elf ctniK an iuir.it(liatc t't.'ltl-:, in tiVL-fj. cnsi- of CHOLERA, DYSENTERY & DIARR1KEA, in every ronntiy, and in every eluue, lm itnnilied 1 lie world. I'hvrtif nun have looked on their diny paiinits with wond'T end a.-imnslimeiii, at seriuu ilu-ui revive ami hecnmi' ri'Ntored, w b.m the last npark of life seemed to be nickeniiir, nnd all hope ot recovery had fled. Such eases tnive bi'cn (tvery day oceiirreiieepi. It iv not ton nnuh lo y, that not a sinub' rase from either i.f thexrj difeiisen need be Inst, when iii in m dii-iue ix a Jaiiiiivrtil in any reasoiialtl.: lint , so Mire is it t. eure. It Hehluin irijuiitrt more than u few days to'care the worst ensen ; und all rti'eul c.ums are cured m tin: couiso of u few hoor:i. At ihi- H 'moii (if llic year, ever; family should have il nt hand in case of r.uddeii attacks, nstiie imiihaiiate use oflho COK01A L will entirely pr. velil anv m rious sii kuenn Mhs. K. KIDDER, Inventor and 1'iopiiotor. JCr Wold a foiim-rly at th old ftnnd, 100 Court Street jBGston, by Mrs. L klUDIitt & Co. Sold It. Monli('lii'r liy Id . ill, 1.1 unit lliiiiinis, Collina nttil Picii-c. i;m:i


ocr: NOTICE. mTIIEREAS mv son, Guy II. fluyer, a minor. haslcll V tue without provocation, this is in forbid fill person harboring or trusting liiui on my account, as I shall pity no debts of his cun trading after this datf. HUAm.EY UIJYKR. Wolcutt, Sept. 28, 1850. 3iv4U HARVEY KING, os waning to reduce im fcitiick quitu low,, will cum meiice AUGUST 5, 1850, AND SELL AT CITY COST FOR 20 DAI'S, ' , THE ASSORTMENT IS VERY COOI). ' 'This Great Palo will include, TIIW YEAR, Clothing, Carpetings, Feathers, Shoes, Paper Hangings, . HARDWARE & SUMMER GOODS WIL!., HE MAIth'lil) JJOlVAi, 15 Per Cent. Below Cost, Bo ns tn ensure iheirquiek nale. This is my mi-Anniinl wile at Cot. hast August and Murrl), thousands emluMed the opportunity tn save one-fourth uf iliiir money. I hopti tliiil every person in the coiiniv will haie in Ibn a keat' kale. Cnll soon, and Berlire the best barfja' is Peopled Rore, opposite Hriek rhnirll. Montpelier, Aug. 1, IR50. Ill-tl .Rt'tiii'iit'd from Boston, ID AVK-jiisi returned from themarket, with a variety lf scarce ami desimldo DRESS GOODS, Is, Bonnets & lii b boiis, S haw s, Silks, Laces, Fringes, Gimps, MOURNING DRESS GOODS, Montp'jli.ir, .Inly H, IS 1 1. 83-tf COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. S. K. COLLINS & L. F. PlEltCE, n VlXfJ foriiieil a Copartnership under ihe name and firm of Would n"tiri fully Inform the ciiizenn of Montpelier and vicinity, that they will continue the l)Rt G & MEDIC I NE buaineut t'ie old Htand of H. K. Ci'MJXS, hopin:- liy strict attention tn all hranrljcn i the bur-ines.-, to receive it liberal share of the piinJir i;Uroii aire. VOiitjielier, Jul yJO, 1 &",!. 9'i-tf Yei-iuoiit teiifi-.-il 'Kail Road. I f mm


ocr: Oruaiuciilal '3!TREES' FOR 1 ALB 8T J. A. & li. 13. srJRAR, M EHSKH.SI'EAIl.S,aii! doing un e lie n st ve busi neaa with til nrinritial Nnrnorv nit a in NVw Knland. and anv thiii in thfir line iht-y can Unni!i at short notice. irner trom toiroad roni,Hy atn'iidi'd to. Hraintrce, Jan. I, 16j(J. l:ly No. 43 Cornhill, Eoston, M PORTERS of French, German and Enalisn FA NCY I IJOUM.TOVdand Of every tlcwription, all of which they will sell at a smal profit oil the cost of Importation. Hercliaiits from the Country will do well to rail and examine our exten.ive Stork, be fore purchiisin gelsewhero. ly-35 - 100 Bay State Shawls. Ji ' ttepl. 11, 160. HT0RR9 Jt LANCDON, H7-tf FANCY GOODS. n


ocr: THKmibscrlbershave this day re-opened the DEPOT STORE in w 'rbiiry, recently occupied by O. Fou ler, where they intend to "P, nd mm on llft" ' A LARCH STOCK OF WEST 11U GOODS, 11 nt wholesale or retail vi: T. I. nnd Rock Halt, Ground Rwk nnd LlverH)ol do. for Hairy and Table puriwses. A splendid assortment ol Teas, rionr, THaiU, Glass, Iron and Steel, Sugars, Molasstt, Salmon by the Tieree, Barrel Half and Outtrter Barrel and Kit Muchnl, Cod, Pollork Sf Hat-lilnUJ'ishitndPlas-krM.t;c. FARMING TOOLS, such as Scythes for the various purposes of ciittlnn Gross, Oiainand liushes-Hay und Manure Forks, Shovels nnd lloes. Also, a Fcv barrels of Reef & Pork, Pickled & Smoked Ilnius. The subscribers further Inform their friends, nnd the public teuerally,thdtttiey now have on hand, and intend kenning, for the accnimnoilation of all who may lind it uieir inieresi t0 patronine tliein, nt tiieH" Store in Moiitprlicr Village, next doorNoithorilie Railroad Depot, a good assortment OF II im Such as Flour, Teas Pilars, Rlolnsses, Salmon, Dry Fish, Salt 'salt I'ork, Nails, Spe-in Caudles, Plaster, etc., at Wholssule or lletal. Our Goods were purchased fur bolh Monlpelier and Wa terbury, al LOW PRICES, and we will Fell thitm fr a entail ndvnnce for rnsh. or kinds of country produce. We further HCRure the thut our goods shall be i nual to the recommendation them at the time of nale. For country produce the hinhe.-it prices the mnrlet aflWd, we tin II at all titmtH pay. D. TARHKLL 4t CO. June 4, 1850.


ocr: CtTLEH A: STICKXJY, (LATE CUTLER, DAY & CO.,) Dealers in Paints. Oils, Window Glass, Drugs, Medicines & Dye Stuffs. Nos. 131 Sf m State nnd A o. 1 Ind ia Street, Oppoit.' tfte now Cus tom HOIISC, TlOaTOtt, Have constantly ,, hand anrt for salw Linsed, Sperm and Whalo OIL, Window Glass, Spirits Turpentine, Coach and Furniture Vnriiili, A'phnltnu or Iron Varnish, Pltilatlelpriiir, Huston and Norfolk White Load, PATENT MEDICINES, ALIO, Imported Liquor, for Medicinal purposes, at the lowenl cash or credit pri ces. u hum. nnd rnnsumf m are respectfully invit ed to call before purchasing elsewhere. 5wl7 if3


ocr: 3irs.il KmiiEii's COBDIAL, TUB MOST PERFECT REMEDY FOB TUG CURB OF Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vysrntery, Summer Complaints of Children, and Diarrhtca, either recent or protracted. THE public Imve bei n familiar with this mniliriue Irr nearly iwnnty yunm ; nnd ihrrmiili il hitrinic merit it liaj cruiiioil for lut-lf a widn-ipmul tunrket, both in tlm and dlslnul cuuntriea. Il hua never ben equalled ty any other medicine, and therein m probability ibt it ever can he excelled, ha powera in efli'rtine an Immediate CUKE, in every case of ' DYSENTERY & DIARRHOEA, ir,,.ur- iMnUI,,ry'a,;'li"e,'er!' "'. h astonished t world. I'hyaieiana have looked on their dj iiiir nnlienla with wonder end tnnUhinrnt, at aeeina them revive and become restored, when the last spark of life seemed lo be Urekermn, and nil hope of recovery had fled, rjurh casea have been every day occurrences. It is not loo much lo say, thnt not a inKle case from either of these disease, need be lout, when this medicine la administered in any rcnsonalilo time, an sure Is it to cure. It seldom reuliesniofe than a few days to cure the worst hewn' r!Cenl Ca"e" "'" c"""1 ln ll"'.;ol"w, of 1 At this season nf the year, every family should have It nt ','?,'.! f f s"dll!" attacks, as the immediate use of the COKIJIA1, will entirely prevent anv serious sickness Mrs. h. KIDDER, Inventor and Proprietor. KT Snlil n a formerly at the old aland, 100 Court Street Boston, by Mrs. E. KIDDER & Co. Pleree Mon,1M!"er bf Redlkld "d Oiannla, Collin, and REMOVAL,. V. B. Palmer's American b' n ulMlrlMilfvto nice uinnci I


ocr: To DocloiN, Wrtissiwl, ami T ti e Public in general. S. K. COLLINS I f A.S rnc-ived from market, h frenli upp1y nl Medieinet, J 1 lirug-, Chemicals, burgeon's liiKlruiiu'iiiK, i-.hhh, wuj. live Sin iff, (iniceiie:", nr., etc., w nn n ie cn.ii rv'cuiiiint tu he an good ai the best. ml Mil i, IB-'iO. latf


ocr: Qff All ommunications to the Freeman, whether on busmen of the paper 01 for publica tion, should be addressed, post paid, to the Ed itor. erf's. M. Pettenoill. No. 10 State Street, Boston, is our authorized Agent to receive sub scriptions and advertising for this paper.


ocr: fiSLMi'----- . --.;-V '. tA.A? MHS. E. KIDDER'S THE MOST 1'EHFELT REMEDY FOU THE CURE OF Cholera, Cholira Morbus, Di.nnttry, Stimmir Complaints nf Children, and Diarrhaa, cither recent or protracted. TWlllE public hi've been tunnlinr W illi lliin medicine Icr JL nutuly uvcnly yi-arn ; mid tbrmiiili its iiitmiKti: merits it tins t-mitt'd lor itra If a witle.sreiiil inirki-l, both in tbis and distant cuuiitritn. It li;m never been equalled ty any littler ini dicine, anil there is no probaliihty Unit it ever i nn be exeelled. lis jiuwcrs in ell'ecling an immediate CUKE, in every case of E DYSENTERY & DI.YKR1KEA, in cvry rmintry, and in every tliimhn iisttniislird tlie wurld, I'liyoiriiiiis Imvy loukrd i.ii tlit-ir ilyin piilienta witli wnixli'i- i-itil Hstniii.-litimi , at sccint; Mian revivt- und ht ci'im- restore;!, xvlu n tilt! lust sp irk ot' life si;t'tmil ti lio tliikfriric, and nil li-ipe of rtM-ovt-ry liail ii' d. iMKlnusi-a liav bi-ni every day ncciirrenrt'!'. It in not ton much tu nay, lliat tint a cinnlr c;ist- fmni wither ofiiiesf dtfetwa nurd Itu lust, wliuii Win imdiciiie is udiniiuoturt-d in any vaioualdu time, so surr. is it tu run:. It Htl.lum niii hits mure than a (Vwdnys tot-urn the wnrst caseH ; und all recent casus are cured in tlie course ut'uluw hours. At I his KetiHon of the year, every family should have it nt hand in cast: of :,uddcn utitn-ks, as the imim-uiaie ur oi'lhu CORDI Mj will entirely inevunt nnv serious nicknesa Mrs. I,. IvlDMhlt, Inventor and 1'iopiietor. 0-Sold as formerty nt ilm old stand, 100 Court Street Boston, by Mis. E. KIDDIiPt & Co. Hold in Montpeller by Kfdfield anrl Gmnnis, Collins nnd Pierce. (ill:u .V


ocr: TIIEso lacribcm h""1 re opclied the IIEPOT HTOau in iv'aierbury, reCMilly urt iiiieu by O. F or, where they inii uil m heei, ami now bavo on hand, A STOCK OF WEST 1IHA U1 in whole.ale or rrl.nl, ' T. .?",r,lt (,- "'"""i' R e anil Uvn I ilo. for Hairy .nd table purpniM. A niilenilid ar-sorttrf-nt ol Teas, Flonr, IVails, Glass, jam and Steel. Sugar, Molasnu W0" bU ' '"f;. Bam Half and Quirhr Barrel ,md KU MachU Cod. Pol ock Sfllal. t'ishand t lat- , ter. S(C. 1,-c FARMING TOOLS, Kiieh a Stlh fr Hl ..ri.l. .iirMM T culling Gran Grain and lichen-Hay an I M"""'" f '", lt-d ail Hues, j " Also, a few barrels of Beef & Pork, Tickled & Smoked Hams. Th. -ah crili-m fnili"- inl-riii nublii: jrn,.inllv rhi' illry W li fri -'ill, an., tin niol, ni.il in eni. ..i.in.i i:.iti... ... in. d iln n ut all who in i hinl il to Iheir mien l lo i;mu-'i' H" '". if ore in Montpclicr Tillage, next il-.or Xoitb odlie Railroail Oeuut, a fioud lumortmeiit or mum A Ml (iROCERIESSi Sui-h n-4 i-'l'i'ir T-'if. 'Jirt' hn-w. Halniun, Marker I I'ry Ki-!i' I rk, ,Nilt Si nti i-amih'", l'l;',,':t(,r Vii ., 'H. W h-'1--iit nr H tnl. Our i.YihI wtr.!l1lcl,,l,"',, l, ,ln M""'!'1'''1- 't'"1 terhury, al LOW PRICES, mill wi' w II -4f-1 u(fii f r it "iiia'l 'trivnn: fur rash, or tnlw of ciMilty pr-tdii'-4- V tiiriht-r iiftirp Hip puhlu that ouriro -u irirdi l"! '''I'l t' h rt'c'innif nilniioti giv-Iht-rn :tl the tunt! 0f -itlf. For couiifv pnitpiri) Ihe tuehert rivt the marl pi wi atrunt, wh 4 i.li tit ntif my. t. 1 AKHKI.l, & C June 4, 185D. 2- Or how In Hush Collies without H'-shbn-rds or founding Binds, bnnecessanj. in n Aiiin: iiuvvklt, Pu.eai French Laundress. (keen. h I diiion linprortd Tlie Must Popnla icork ever printed- ;ti(l() copies sold in ix Months.


ocr: FRI' IT Ornamental TREES. -roa hai.b at J. A. & I.. II. SPEAR, MESSRS. SPF.AKH, are dolns an estnsiTPbuliieas with the nriitcnm Nurwrv men iii Nw KitRhiud, and any ihinf lt thttir line thy r ui furrtNh at 4htft notice. tjyihiir ri. imtn niinum promptly auanuaa iu. Rrnintroe, Jan. I, WW. ,:17 FANCY GOODS. No. 48 CornMll, Boton, IMPORTERS cf French, Gerraao aad Eajllia FAMCT UoiiIH, TOYS and MUSICAL rnwmn Oi (.Tf.ry dPMertutinn, nil of which they will srU al a tsal nroflt h the rout nf intwrtnti n lVfrro!i?vst4 fVom the Country will do Hridt lo nil nd axamintj our extennirr Htock, be fnra pnTrhr.ir Bctfwhefp. ly-M 100 Bay State Shawls, gaiin r inema ntr me dj 8TOKR8kLAKVON


ocr: . PKUIT gSrty A1D Oroaniensal MTREES. roa IA LB RT J. A. & L. II. SPEAR, MRSHUH.SPKAKH.nrfcd.ili.f nn e lienor hii'h.sM with tltt itnticipHl NiiMery men in .New blinrlmtil. an4iM liiini in iltfir linn tbi'.v c m furni-h nt -tliuri untie. fcj-rilt:r- rmm ulirnHd (irumjitlj utlendei Iu. Hnuiilrw, Jmi. 1, 1H.V. uij GOODS, is s a 5a s a a is 7 a a, No. 48 Cornhill, Eosto, fMPfiftTFR" nf French, German and English PAlsCT Hi il UK-, TOYS and mini. iMnsrins, Oi every dencriiition. nil of which tht-y will sH tt a mr I in nt nn uifi riHi il tinimrtnilcit i1leri?hant4 Irom the Country will do wit to r.iiM ind examine uur exteimire fork, be fore purchtiflin liewht rt. ly-3 100 Bay State Shawls, U It'll P nielli, for sale by STORRS LANGDON .ei. ti" at-


ocr: To All Persons VISITING BOSTON For I lit hupiisi' of l iihliasins Din (jiOODS. GEO. W.PETTES, MAYING taken the large and wjl-vnuwn Store, for nu-rly occupied by JMi sars. Ilism i'ettm . TJo., (or. Wiisliinlni & Glimmer Slicets. OSTO, urtMHt inrlv m ikliiR ndnltioiis o mm f rhe largest an esti Ivticd Stockrtuf DRY GOODS, la lha IJiiih-rt I 'lei J'ou enn fiml nl M: Store nearly .-ten nrtich wlv -h is kept jor ilt by any Dry Guodi Jk'i'tr. in; in no i-istance shall the price be hightr lh-m is mmeifir a thing of equal worth at any other Store. Vn i'ii Hi? m o' it ira'il'-aiet etnirlv il"w Goods lot -';iit s,i j i.t, Mrcivcl mil titi iii-n. ni 'V t) f"rinl ELUOAT OA.SHMERE 'J 'V iv n tin-t iVnitnl , PI : f i mil rt'ip. .l j KnibrcMlrred ami ("It ii, i i in ivi.,i',U' mi rric. ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES OF CjaiaiDn Sliawls; Prlct-8 from 25 ct. tu Five Dollars- CO MTIV t TIEDII ,TI WILKK TIIH MUST Bl.l'.r.AVT STYLES SOLI). irwi virhi.. tf pitl- riiM :ii in 'illiiu. price, anil n f it! . rini nt "I tae rli.-apcr sort- .'I Mlki. Al.f. KIXDS CP D IS ESS GOODS And ill1 k Nils of Trimiii ngs for EnglinA, French mid Amrriran jioi tj. m: Lii:, Liii'iih, t to--s, lit nk .s. Qniitu, IIOSIKTBY. ";3..0V'S, AN'O A I.I. 1IK-I U1PTIONS OF BIHISffifcTM GOODS. 'XT If y"i 'ci m Mih Sinrvv m will hi- fi i tmntet d rx-r f.rt .nt -fieri m ii th fi-miN fir tvhhh yM ti ml your rn"ti v, iin.J wli.-M'-v-r ynii hnvu cium'to inuke nin.thi i urcli.ff, you witl viii Jifiiii .,.. .'21 Washington stiieet. Coraer of S iraraer S, BOSTON p,,,., GKO. W. PETTES. pa. e


ocr: H Sjjl M- " - " - - - T'lK ..ih-rrihcr-lii'V lhhiy rn-npcHei. Ihe HI POT ToKriiii Wfitffli'iry. rw-nilj orcopieil by O. Fon- A LAICOB STOCK IJBT iM W t.0!IS, m t whole,le or remit, viz.: T. I. and Rork Knit, Ornunil R"ck and Liven""'1 do. for Hairy nod Talile purposea. A "lilendid naaoitnicltt ol Teas, Flour, IVails, Glass, lion and Sled S.igan. Molavet. Salmon by the Tierre. Barrel Half and Quarter linrrel and Kit .,;, trel. Col. PolloekSf Hat libnt, f'inhand Plan ter. S(r.- S(e. FAIOIING TOOLS, ""in.-r if.,r Hi" v iri...n ,i.irin.e. uf cii'ilm Oma. 'i u'lie'l'iy "J ! '" f ,ks "'""Vi la am lloea. Also, a few liarrclsof Bef& Polk Pickled & Wiuoked IlmiiM. Thu .,-,.l. la 1'iotl. ' 'IU l"i friend-, in. II ( imlilic n.1iiil'v ii lu.y '" I'". , n,,."l1", ' " ken, , ,,' r,uiiii d I 1 Ii it nlltvlmniat hod il lo. Ilieir T'.r ... '.. p"" ''" I' - a More isi Monipelicr Village, noil ;..ur.oilli ol'Hie Ra.l'-nd 'lc'"ti " I"""' -OK- W, INDIA 0001 AMI GROCERIES! U' ll'l. Fl mr T - ' 'I"""'- Mnrkere' lilt l-V Villi ""'l P' ,k- N "!' 1 I""11'". n't-ler, 't 'I " '" "r "ur Cioita w I : i'licll:liid (or h uh .UunlvcliiT null V n ' rliiuy, n LOW PRICES, ml ve will .ll Hie'ii f rn .inii'l ndvnnrc forcuili, ornio-i .iul ol co"ii. y iTi'ilr- . Ui firliu-r iiKsurellie iidil Inn nnr iniiit- i-h H !'' ' (ittl Iu I be ricoiiimeniliiii.n iv 'loin :ii i he lime .'f"nK Pur e. unlit u "ili're the Ilislli st pr'Tea llie lliurl el I lll'.ir.l, wo ah ill ni all lim -a pay. I). TAKHELL Sl C" June 4, 1650.


ocr: SKT T! TKIXXTV t lllllCll, mi - d HENRY PETTIS & CO. HSVEEYOVED THE IE URGE AST) ELEGANT STOCK OF CARPETS TO THE NKW GRANITE WAREHOUSE, SLIMIER STREET, BOSTON. Every Description ef ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CAIIPETIXGS For aale in great variety, and at tht lowest prices. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, OF ALL WIDTHS AND PRiCES. Citizens and strangers whn tisit the city are invited to call and Tiew this ixtensiti establishment, where is offered fur sale at large an assortment of CAEPETDIGS aa can be found in any warehouse in the United States, tjl of which are warranted to be of the best mality and perfectly fad eofori. OctoWet, ISM. SvU .... i 1 ICARPETINCS U , I m9 n v n M I ' B H !3 H H u El H I : nt-h mu


ocr: lUIlBOURNISON Office overBurbank's Slorp, Main St. MONTPELIER, VT., continue to perform, wit, '


ocr: NOTICE. WHURF.A9 inr snn.fiuv II. littler, n minor, has h I mi' without provoeata'in, ti is to foiled p"r"""" liurhiri"tf or tru-t.ni! him on my nee.. mil, us I "h'"' l,,n dubla of hi colitincliitRitfler this fry-;R Volcott,Hept.28, 1"h1. HARVEY KING, ., hia l,ituhiti. IPC 111. U w AUGUST 5, 1S50, AND fBt.L AT CiTI COST Flfil 20 i) 111 THE ASSORTMENT IS VKRV Gnnn. Tliin Great Sale will inclii.l., THIS YKAIl, Cloth huj, Carpdhujs, Feathers, Shoes, Paper Housing:', IIARMWARSil UK XL I lb' t , ' WILL Iiii AI.AKKI.I) HOUW, 15 Per Cent. Below Cost, Po n tn cd-iiry f In ir q:rkk sal This i my fVmi-Ami"--! at r-,. Last and Mann, linn-.ti il- emhHMV.i the, (p!nrtiiuilv tu siv! ,!' li.'iKli tf He f in- if' I li' l' ' thai every (i-Tnn in the cnnnry w.li . Jifii- in liiin riillsnon.mil -i-iirf li-.-t lurun .s- lViipl l"r,'i Oplllif'' lit irk citu I I'll. Jlonlp li. r, Aug. I, IinVI. :ii-tt Rt'l.I.II 'd i'l'O.il fi:;0!l, r ctK"5 L.f I Ij.UDJ f, M A VK.h,l r.Mni'-il -V.m tie- i.riri.. t. Will a v.ri; tj ' Hi: irtv ;iint (I -(irilin Parasols, jiauielsiV iSl.iatk SUV J, L.1C03, Frisio:-, Gimp?, MOURNING IHJKSS GOODS, Ac v., M n'.i 'li ". f ill- ! liH. '"i-lf COP VIIT, . O Tit K. S. K COLLINS &, L. F. I'iKIiC.'., MA VIM", I'nriu ii :i l 'up irln-.r l.i.i hihI. I In- r.-uir.- li:.tl . rir.ii ..f ft' rt woill-l r--i;i 'n"ill . i .ft. ,n I'l : Vtcill'tV, III it III ,' -V-ll ' -n' HI- i- if -l.-ut.. I! r kii I DRUG&3irc5INE Imsiii -j-i at tin -itin-ttil s. K. i r,!,l s ti :t: -i a lv strict ait iiii in nii hkm I lie f t r hi , in r.-fivi: ,i liher.il h ir. .t'tli i U , nr u au . jV"Mt:if i t i-ii 1 1 .-,) oatf la L? ii 11 tvr -


ocr: jRE-OPENED. wib rib'(rM liav.! tills d;iy rt -om ncd the liKI'OT H'l'Olit' i W ii. rtmry, rt nilv orciiniei) hy ). F(- Wiiere ihcy mt-tiU 1-. I; it' liHra nil hand, i , A I,Ai:I2 STOCK OF WW (iOOJS, Al wlndrs!ilur ret til, vi?. : T. I. tiud !lu k Halt, fi round nml Liv'rl,"n' ('- fr Du'ry und Table pnrposeH. A nt ol Tea, Flour, Xstil, TslIasN9 Iron and Sicel, Molasses Sahtwn hy the Tierce, Harre' Half and (lit.trltr Ihin d and A'(7 ' Mnektn'. C0tl Path--.- ffal fihut, Fish and Plaa FA KM IN Cm- TfTOLS, iirli na fr.jtlis fur tlio vnrlmn piirini..- ..f cnlllnir linn' n nil IIusIicb Hay anj Matiuri.- fntk, Miui 'ls mi. a few barrels of Beef & Pork, Tim Mih-crib.-r f.ntli -r hifi.rm Ib-Mr fr'citdt, nml t l!l HCntHv. tll:it Itll'V tinu' i.:ti-. i h..,.l .....li.... ciiiij, toi th:- uC''i lnnii dit.uii of nil w Im ni'iy find if .or urir iHLiiruv. hi m .:i:;i Ili, IU lll' ir Storc in .TIonliH'licr Vialngc, mil ilnur Nurtli oftlio Ilailrirul !)riot, ,i fo.nl ananriiuuui OF- W9 mum GROCERIES: lull a Flniir, Tnu, Supiri, .M.,1,ibj, Siil.nim, .Marker, I llry Fi-li, Salt, Sim I. . r k , ,.ii, r-Tii t'liudlna, PliiftiT, . Ir., at Wli.il-a.ili. .. Hi ml. Our 'li-filj wi-ru iiincliiisril f.ir ln-ili Mom ,il lit r nml VVn i rljury, ul LOW PKICESj n I wn tvill soli thiMii f r it mill iidvanrc lor cit-h, (tiiii tnU ol country nrodnri'. f'.itlit r miici lb - puhln li it our po.nM v.: - cijiinl to I lot r coiurii. i...ii;i(ui iv iri fit l fit tilll.' of is:;!-'. in CtiiiU' t'oi'nfe f lit ii i trti"t pric. $ tUr nnrl ct ni, we- rt'nll ai all ti.ii:'-i(i:ij . 1. ': .'ii;( i:,i, l (' Ju ri-' 4, im. i.--!


ocr: MOUNTAIN I iUcMttnc fr''H For the Removal and Permanent Cure of nil NERVOUS DISEASES Jiat of thoie Complaints which are canned by an im. pMkd, weakened or unhealthy rnndition of the KSRYOV8 BY STUM. Thii beoutiful and convenient application of the myt terioui power! of (JALVA.NIH.M and IAUNETISM. liai been urononnced bv ditin;ili!ihed idiynicnni, both in Euroie and the United Statei, to be tin toluaolf nralicitia ditcovtry of the Jlgl. Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT and MAGNETIC FLUID, li uaed with the most perfect and certain succeai in all caaea of GENERAL DEBILITY, Strengtheninir the weakened body, givii.g tone tn the vartmig orgatia, and invigorating the entire hyHtem. Alto in FITS, CHAMP, PAHALVHI8 and PALMY, DYSl'F.P 8IA or LNDKiKSTlON. HIIK.Ii.VlATISlI, ACUTK and CHRONIC, OOUT, KI'lLKPSY, I.UMBAUO, DEAF. NESS, NKRVOU9 TUEMOUM, PALPITATION OF THE HKART. ATOPLEXY, NV.I HAI.UH, PAINS ...ii.r.Ai, ir.i ii.-i...ii, r.no KHT, L1VK.1I COMI'LAINT JPIN L rcnvATUBB of tii tjfiqt. hip 1KASK.8 of thr. KII)NM7!t '.DKFI. in theKIUKand CHEMT, C.OMPLAINT, and COMPLAINT. DISK CIKNCY OF NERVOC8 and PHYSICAL CTKHOY, and all NKIIVOU8 UISEA8K8, which complainti oriie from one mniple cause namely, A Derangement of the Nervous Syntem. fX?- In NKRVOCS COMPLAINTS, Drug! and .Medl. Cine incrtast the distant, for thoy w enkeo Die vital ene gieN ol the alreadv pimtrated nyitein ; wiiilo, under the Ntreilgtbening, lifo-giving, vit:li7.ing inlliietice of (al vaniKm, al applied by tlni licaiitiful and wonilorfiil dn. emery, the eKhatlted patient and weakened sorltier ia rertoreil to former health, ntrength. elasticity and vigor. The great peculiarity end excellence of Dr. Christie's Oalvanio Curatives, coniistl In the fact that they arrcit and cure dieae by aalieat d application, in place of the usual mode of drug, ging, and physicking; the patient, till exhaii'ted Nature links hopelessly under ttie infliction. Thru tlrmtlhm the wJiole sytltm. riynnliie the circu lation of the Hood, jn o.notc the mnlioni, and Merer d the itigh'tlt injury under ov cireuioitam r. Since tlieir intro.lue.tion in the L'niled States, only three years since, more than G0,0OO Persons including alt aj?. classes and conditions, nmonjf which were a luge number of l idie. who are peculiarly- sulyoct to Nervmu Complaints, have been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, when all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing else been t.ieii in ain ! To illuitiate the use of the GALVANIC UF-l.T. mpiMMie the ease f peison Bfllicted with that bane of civilisation, DYSIW-SIA, r any other I ...ironic or Nerv ous iiwonler. In ordinary cases, uliinulaiits are taken, which, bv their action on the nervei and mutcles of the stomach,' alt! rd trmporary relief, hut which leave the iatint in a lower slate, mid with injnieU faculties, after the artion thus excited hn censed. Now cmire this with the effect resulting from the oppiicition of the (i AL VA.MC I1KLT. Take a dyspeptic Mifterer, even in the worst syniptome of n attack, and simply tie the Belt around tho Body, uing the .Magnetic Fluid as directed. In a short period the inseimMe pers)iiration will acton the pwitive element of the Belt, thereby causing a Gal vanic circulation which will pass on to the negative, and thence back agnui to the positive, thus keeping up a con tinuous Galvanic circulation throughout the a) Mem. Thus the moht severe discs of D hPKPwlA are Pl'.ll WANKNTLY CUJtKD. A FKW DA i S 18 AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO KUADlCA'l K THE DISEASE OF YEARS. CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS Of the most Undoubted diameter. From all parts of the country could be given, MifHcient to all every column in this paper ! AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, which conclusively prove that


ocr: fit Entire .Vet Slock of CARPETINCS FOB BALE AT THE WAREHOUSE OF HENRY PETTES & CO., No. 224 Washington Street, CORNER OF SUMMER ST, BOSTON. 1000 Pieces of Superfine Three-Ply, and elegant Brossells and Tapestry Carpetings, in every variety of beautiful colors and figures. 600 Piece of very low-priced Carpetings, for Offices, Chambers, &c. In the assortment are more than one hundred HEW AUD SPLENDID PATTERNS of Carpetings, all of which are warranted Perfectly Past Colors. riiMll) FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, f all widths and prices. Purchasers of Carpets will find in our Ware house a complete assortment of every article necessary to furnish a house in the plainest or most elegant manner, and always at LOW PRICES. HEKTtY PETTES & CO. 8wisI7 April 85, I'M). C!OTfJ's.Tl., wilt find tha best C igars nt S. K. COLLINS'. May 2, 1859. 18-tf "License or no License." Vy ILL keep Sp'ritiiusLiqunr f.ir sale l ho ensuing venr for 1 V Medicinal, Chemical and Mechanical liurno.es ON I.Y. sudiinnw prepared lo fiiriiiT.h the choicest kinds of tbe same, ot reasonable rales. Maj 9, 1850. 18-tf lOOO Y'd. IHV CARPETS. OF THE LATE rich Stvlea, Jus; received by STORES i LANGDON. Aprl93, 1850. GENTS. FlMISi! GOODS. A LARGE nnd inlciidid nsunrtmeiit of Ge'itlftnen Fur .ii niB.ng Guou.t, just received, cunHisling i.i pail ot Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, Slocks, Suspenders, Gloves, Those fhaf wish fur the hp.t art'ele, and nre tv'lling to trav. can find it at Bi;rsham's Hal, Clip, anil Fur Slore. May 1, 1830. 18-lt To Doctors, l)eiigit$, and Tbe Public in federal. S. Iv. COLONS HAS received fro-n n'n lict, n fii li s.ii1y of Mi-dicine, Drags, Chi-otir-'K Hindoo n't Ii.striMN.-n'f-, I;, in is, Oils, Dye Sin'i'r, (iioce.irs, eic. etc., which he can recommend to e rs good as me bt-si. fljay -J, .y-TJ. 18-tf


ocr: HENRY PETTED CO. HAVE BEHOVED TKEIB LARGE AND ELE0AST STOCK OF : OARPBTS TO THE NKW GRANITE WAREHOUSE, SUMMER STREET, BOSTON. SEXT TO TlilMTY 4vKtH. -I 01311 II L; Vui llmlm : Evry Description ' ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETBGS For Bale in great varietyi and at the lowest prices. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, OF ALL WIDTHS AND WKS. Citizons and stranRen whisit the city are invited to call and tiew tl ittensivi BSTABLisHM ENTf where is offered for sale as large an assortment of CAEPETINGS can be found in any warehouse in the United Stales, 1 U of which are warranted to be of the best juality and ffectly Jot tolori. Ottohm, IBM.


ocr: WM. P. TENNY & CO. CARPET HALL OYER MAINE RAILROAD DEPOT Hayxnarket Square, ARB receiving from manufacturers, tlieir Stock Uoods fur tlie and would Invite the attention of Dealers to an ofthe same, previous to making tlieir purchases. Our as sprtnvnt is larger than it has ever been before, and em braces in part ENGLISH VELVET, Tspcstry and Brussels Carpetings English Thr.te-ply, superfine and fine Ingrain " Best American Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels ' Lowell Three-ply, luper and extra Ane Injrrain ' Thomisonville li " ' ti TnhleyviMR mi per extra fine and fine Ingrain " low prie'd Wool'n Cotton and Wool and Cotton I npuMry, BniHuolmind Unmask tftar VdiKtwn, W ool and Cotton tleinoend lAtt Fainted Floor Cloths, ALL WIDTHS, IN SHKET3 AND NARROW Rnllsli Piloted HOCK I NGt, 8-4 Cotton do. STRAW MATTINGS, In every vnriety. TABLE OIL CLOTHS, of German and American mancfacture. Rugs. Door Mats, Stair Rods, &,c. And will be couslantly receiving additions as the advtinrfii Boston, September, 1650 3m39 CABfETJIJOS


ocr: rifini No. 48 CornhiU, Eosto, IMP' ttlTr.HH of French, (iei'inaii and EnplUh FANCY (JiMiDH, '1'UVH and IV I X d every ilenrripthm. all of which they will sell at a smei milt on Hie i nn uf importation- lerchaiMi from the Country ill do well lo call and examine our extensive flock, he ire iiirchiiHUi si'lsewhere. ly-II-l 100 Bay State Shawls, flUH I'.Hi'tns lur sale oy HTOUItS k LA?JI01 3J-f


ocr: PROPRIETORS' OKFICK. H'i yXSSXX STKKET, In the huildiiiL tonnerly oecupii d liy the .South Baptist Church, New York, l-'ur -ale iii Moiiipelierat w .inii-Mile, hy Rt i! field & Gran , an'l at r.-tail ly l ollius Cierre. in ch: omaa MI1S. E. KI2EirS CORDIAL, I'llE MOST I'KHI ErT ItKMKIlV FORTIUS CUBE OF Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Stimuli r Cumplaiiits nf Children, and Diarrlura, either recent or protracted. rVIE public have been familiar with Ihis mi'diciue let i neurly lueiuy years ; and ihiouiih its intrinsic mertts t has ereale 1 f.,r tl( II" a wiilt -spr.-ail miukel, both in this ml distant cuiilries. ll has never la en equalled ty arty her ni-dic , in d there no pr ..lull illty that it ever can e excelle.l. IN powers in ell'i cling an Inniiediale CURE, a every ease of CHOLEltA, DYSEM LRY & DIARUlllEA, i t-very r.uintry, and in evt-ry dune, Imi aiotiii'hf-d .orid. I'liysiriHUft hiivt- looked on their dyin patient ith wonder end usi.Mii.-liiiien ,at ni Hu tu revive and etoine. rt stored, wlieii the lact spirk of lit'.; urenu d to ieki rinu, nnd all h..pe of ret nvery h id ri-d. Hurh aw. been every dny oecunenee. It i-i not io( much 'iy, thnt not il single i ne fn in either of tlterie eed he lost, when ihif nieilicme if ;olmuiintered in -um.u.ihle t uue, mo su re in u in core. It xeldoui Ti qui. ert more than :i lew dnyn loirure the i shh t and all recent cu are turtd tn tluctmre uf a ourn. At this si-asnn of the year, every f.iuiily should Iwve it mid in eiise nf Minhleii aftiiekrt. asttie iimiietliate ue of OlilH l.will eiutrelv jirevent nnv wthiiin sirkiie Mrs. K. KIDDKlt, Itivonturnnd J- Wolil us formerly nt the old st.ind, 100 Court Street Boston, by Mis E. KIDmi & Co. Sold In .Monlielier by .'tedflehl and Uianais, Collins iprce. liui:il ) iyiUiiiatX iff" -


ocr: ing each bottle. Price .Vt cents. For sale in Montpelier, by Com irs RturiLui (.rah.Iis. (Jni5D NEW GOODS. New Furniture Carpet & liier Hangings WARE ROOMS. ABBOTT & EMERY KAVEthis week received a full supply of CARPETING, anions which are Three Ply, D uitde Super, SuperHne, and Extra Fine Wool Carpeting from the Lowell Power Looms, producing carpeting uiu qmilled iu beauty of -tyle, richness of Colors leaving a smooth fine finish, enuring them to wear much longer than other carpets, Ihe price he ing lower according to the quality ; u!h low price, end on ntul wool nnd iiieruin Carpeting, Si raw Matting, oil Olnth Carpeting 4, 5 and fi-4 Oil Cloth for Tables, Tiitten liujiga, Mau, etc.. etc. Also a very extensive stock of Paper Hangings, Comprisinpa great variety of splendid designs of henutl fill finish adapted fo any style of Room, Rich Cold, Vel vet and Cninuiiui Hani Tines, Chimney Prints, Tr.ispareut and paper Cumins, etc. Their. Stock of Furniture is also very large, including almost ev;ry article for furnishing houses. Hair, Husk, and Palm l.enf .Malt russet, made uf th very h-t unteriala cin-tautly on baud, and mnde to i rder. Also pure li V. geese f athers, feather beds, etc auldini'i Brick Block, Montpeli, r, Vt. Qlttri SAVE YOUR MONEY. MONEY cm be caved by Ciillnift til PECK & LEWIS', wliitlmtv just received a hirgclol o West India G-ocls niid (Jror-erips nf every diw.ripiion (fxcejiting LiquorwO which have been lutiight with chIi nt it low Hcu round which wc dcdur our selvH to sell .it wh desalnir retnil afch.-np nn tin y can Uv bou (tht in the County or State. Member of thi Legtsln tuie and others visiting this place will rind it for their in temui to pnrcfiaxe of un their your' utock. Teas in pariit u InrwiTtiti sell ilii-rn ;,l priced which will ustunili vou jiint mil Mid try u". We kflfp the h.(Htof Family Flour to sell hy (he lond or single h irrel; almi, Salt of rill kind, Niuh, iUt Flch, Pork, Butter, Cheesf, Lird, Eggs, tc, which will be nuhl rb low at the market nfTordi.. HCrWtalM piy cash for ull kin-'s of Country products. 41 PKOK v LKVVIS. GROCERIES. 0 UG ARS, TeaB. Tobacco, Hpicei, c. AI.eO PRIME CODFIBII, SALMON, nnd MAPKEREI., nt Sept. S7, '41. ELLIS. WII.IIKK OO VL ASTER. JtJciT received in the More, 150 Tone Prinw NOVA SCOTIA PLASTKR, Which is now being gruund nt my mill, for aalo clienp in bulk or put up in kegs or barrel... Purrheaem can d, pend upon gettiupa prime article, freeh Sf'U'i.l.of VVM. W. tV El,I.S. Wnlerhnry, Feu. 85. IW4B, g Indigo reeii Prints. A NEW lol just received by II Dec. VI. 11: II. S. I.OOMIS. .liiwt lEeceived t NOTIIF.R lot of COIIKIMI, IMACKEREI.l. AND PAL. il MON, nnd will Da aold low hy U. B. LOUM1S.


ocr: R-OPENED. T'lK -iibpriliPM have thin ibty re opened th ; lElOT f TOUK in Wtierb'trj, reeuotly oecupied by O. Fos ter, wm'ic tii'-y me Moi in Keep, anil now nave on hand, A l.is:s: STOCK -OF I WEST GOODS, MT at wh'dfsite or rot Ml, viz : T. I. and Rock Halt, Ground It ck a'ni LiveriHiid du. tor ihtiry and 'J able purposes. A pleud d a Purlin nt id Tea, Flour, IX nils, Cilas, lion and IStcel, Sugars, Molasses. Salmon by tlie Tierre. liarrel Half and (narter Rami nnd KU Mackerel, Co l. Vo'iork Sf Hal liltut, Fish nnd P las Itr.&fc.tfc. FARMING TOOLS, siii li ii- Scjtli" for t'n v iri'nt pnrp- of cnulne Gnit"c, (iram and ilu wiies Hay nod Manure Forks, Shovels and Hoeht. Also, ii few barrels of Beef & Pork, Pik'Lh'd cft. SiHoSiCil lining. Ihe miliMaib rs furtlMr ttil'orui their friends, and the oihltc acm raHi ,ttrit they mnv hav- on hand, uiol intt ml ki-epiim, f. r t!t- itivommi d itiuii of all lin may find il toe tlieir init-rffi in parriioize litem, ai tiitiir Store in .tloiiljM-lier VslJajjc, nuxt d.tor iVorlh of the Kailrond Depot, a good assortment or GRUrtKlESs Such I'lmir, T ris, 8 .(ar,, M liH-t'j. fjlinon. Mackricl. lry i'ir.1., Suit, tnil I..rk. Nnils, Sn, rm raiidlca, I'I:iUt, i If., ill U Ii..I.:iK: .,r 11,-lal. : Our '!i n.l. iv, r.! imicliusrd (oi b.nli Mmiliicllf r and H'a ' terijurv, :il LOW PRICES, ' .im) wt will m II IIiimii f r a mail nilvnnre firrnh, ormoHl i ain.l. ol nwiilry piKiihici-. IVnl'irllirr aaiurp Hie p'lblie, llinl nur iiim.iN ..Ii ill lin equal in l Im r- cuiiiiiif ntlatinn iven ! tin m at l he time i t' Mile. i Fur c.nin'rt pr.iuiiie tile liisliest prices Ihi' mnrl ft will j olt'uril, wi; nit ill al n.l liiil-a pay. I). 'l'AttllCLl. It CO. Juili' 4, Ifl.'iO. i-l-i DOORS, SASH, Lislrsiiinds, Dress-Tables, kt. I Olt Mil at B- yib-n'd Jomcr'a Piion. rear of U'ood'-- Cabinet .Vare Itnoinn. Moiitp tier, Aiiuu.-l I. KV). am3


ocr: FANCY GOODS, No. 48 Cornhill, Boston, IMPf IRTKR8 of Frmch, Gwaian and Englisb FANfJY GIMiUS, TOYS mid II 1 Of evory ilftclititiiL, iH of which thuy will lull at a mini tiruflt on ttie noflt ol iiiiHirliillull. ITIerchnnti from the Country will do well to cull and eiaoiint vuc eitemlTj Clock, be.


ocr: . . i'. pi . Iu - myS r. i 'w.ifU.j ;-KWt'iTtS KR$.KI30E Cffjnitnni ft I Is! annnin is at H. E. CORDIAL, IIK MOST PBRFKCT KKMKHY FU TI1K CURE Chtihra1 Vhotirn Morbus, Dyttntrry Summtr Com plaint of Children, and Dittrrhtra, rithrr recent or protraitrd. THE p ihtic ttnve heen fatniimr with ihlf medicine ne i rty iwruty year" ; nml thn.nph its intrinuic t hiiN rre;it"l for itct lf a iviilt surcai! niiirket, b th in nml tlistntit r tnuitricH. t hiis ticvt-r h- en equalled ty "iher nieilinin-, unit there i- n prubalolity tli.it it ever he cxrclh-il, lt:4 power- iu etVfCliiiR :in inir.ieiliale n every run.1 of DYSEiNTKKY iv in every rnnntry, nnd in every clime, has astonished world. PhyfiiciiLns linve looked on their dj np with wondt-r end ii-iti'tihmi'ii , nt set-nig them revive eroim restored, wiV n the Inst sp.uk of life uceiii-d la ia-ktrinf , nnd all hope of reroTery hid tied. Surh ave heen every duv occurrrite-s. It is not too much sy , Umt not a glnptf ra' from either nfthee need ne itaati, wnen mih no (Kchk is uumiiiiatered in rt-nsnunble time, co xure it it to cure. ll seldom requite more than 11 fw itnyx to(rnre the i-ushm ; and nil recent cases nre cured in th' jctiiirss uf u imtirit. At ' his uiuftnn of the yenr, every family should have It linnd in r.iae of ruihleii attack. :is tin iitima-tliutt' line (MKI)1 li will ftittrely prevent unv Hernniij irkne!s Mrs. K. KIMDIlt, InvtMiturand ffir Sold iis formerly at Hie add stand, 100 Court Street Boston, by Mis P, kIPlh.K & Co. 8i. Id in Monipelier by Hediit ld and Oiannis, Collinn I'ierce. t3ni31 FRVi-r OriiitmcniHl .f. a. t,. ii. wrrAR, ESSItS.SPKAKH.uredtiiiii nn etiwmive huiMS tl the prinripai Wnr-ery men m .vrw sui:i;iiiai. aim 'hinir in their line they ran luniMi t -hort mat ice. JrOrder- fnm nhratad prni4lv s'si4 4 to. ftralHiroa, Jan. I. Ih.Vi. I:ly Uo 48 CombiU,Fc MPOfVn'H of "Vnelt, Gemma an tHHHiH, TtiVH nnd Of eva-rv ilerrlplhn, all of which m.-y wip 11 sS s irftt nn Ho rof a-t inipnrtntii.n Hrrclant't IVcm liar will do welt Iu r-ttl ind eiaaiiMie our ext Mtiv H:e , fore uircham velsewhere. ly-J 100 Bay State Shawls, n r i in. n.r aaie ny -J i I


ocr: FRVi-r OriiitmcniHl .f. a. t,. ii. wrrAR, ESSItS.SPKAKH.uredtiiiii nn etiwmive huiMS tl the prinripai Wnr-ery men m .vrw sui:i;iiiai. aim au 'hinir in their line they ran luniMi t -hort mat ice. JrOrder- fnm nhratad prni4lv s'si4 4 to. ftralHiroa, Jan. I. Ih.Vi. I:ly PuOllS, Uo 48 CombiU,Fc MPOfVn'H of "Vnelt, Gemma an tHHHiH, TtiVH nnd Of eva-rv ilerrlplhn, all of which m.-y wip 11 sS s -SS irftt nn Ho rof a-t inipnrtntii.n Hrrclant't IVcm liar will do welt Iu r-ttl ind eiaaiiMie our ext Mtiv H:e , fore uircham velsewhere. ly-J 100 Bay State Shawls, jii n r i in. n.r aaie ny 8T0RM: LANOnOHJ


ocr: Church, New York. For -nle in MiiiieppffT:it wfiT.ieniile, hy Redfie'd U, aii't at retail hy Ct IItis i. rieice. ju ch:6tn28 Fr gfi,fe''TSirl MRS.KICOEH MRS. Ei THE M(.ST I'RTtFRCT REMKDY FOR THE CJioftra, Cliohra Morbus, Dysentery, Sumiiitr Cowptaitits of Children and Diarrltiray either recent or ftrotrarted. TWViV. public hiwe been fiiMiiliar itli iliii medicine wL nrur!y iwctny yrars j tmil t hroinrh its intMi.nic ii tia.-) trr ih-il f ir its If a wii- s.ri in tir ikvl, b ilt in uid diftH'ii cuiiiiiru w. It Iris iM-ver bi-cti ei nailed Ly other nii'iliriiic, ai.d tli.rc i no pmbii'Mlny that it ever be ciifiL' i. It-i jtiiwcri in t tfi iiiMg nn ii.ir.ietliale in every cunp ui J a 8 im DYSEA'TERY k in every routifry, and in every rhnie, hn antonisbfd world. I'liysu iniH liavi? Inuki-d i.ii ilirir dying witfi wond' r tinl afiitinisfiiiifii. , at hciiiii; tin;m ecinnr ri!itir(,, wt-n i he lust . irlt nl lift seemed to ickt-riiift, and itll ti.itiv of riciivtry had fled. urli ave hct-n every day ore ai-reiice !. Ills not Im much ay, that nor a Kindle rast' from either of these need lit; list, wli n ihin m diciiu' in atliiiMiintered in reawinnfile tin, (, no ynrr is it tn rum. It seld (i ni r i liiCM inure limn a few dnyn to cum the nases; and ufi :crnt cases are cured in tlie course of a hoMr. At - his Kt-asnn nf the your, every family should have it hand in cimd .f suddf a atiiirk--. as the immrih.tte use COKDI will entirely (ire vent huv nernm mekneM Mrs. K. IvtDDKR, InveutorHinJ fc-Sold an former 'y at tlie old stand, 100 Court Street Boston, by Mis. E. K))ii k Co. Solil in Munlprlier by KcdArlil and Ginania, Collins Pierre. 6ni31 FKl'IT Ornamental J. A. & L. II. SPEAR, 1 1 KS.SRH.BPKAKH.aredoinp an extensive bniiiei ill the principal .turnery men in new hunhind, u thine in their line they ran tumUli at sliurt nut ice. iJjrOrrier from ahrend promptly nt tended to. Bra i n tree, Jan. I, fHji). lily I Ji JU iil a tiJ No. 48 Cornhill, Boston, IMPflSTF.R!" of French, German and En,ll lioniw, TUVS und IJ 11 Of every dencription, nil of which they will tell at a ami pmttt un the cost nt Importation. .Hereha-it IVom the will do well to call slid examine our extensive dork, piircnnsiii Ki'lsewhere. ly-34 100 Bay Stato Shawls, FANCY. GOODS, AX JJJ l r iii.eihn tor mip oy W-iiH. II, IW


ocr: Williamstown Calcaneus Lime. THE SUBSCRIBER hns eonflttuitly on linn J thii Superior l.inie. He will warrant it to bar TURKU parti of and to one of Lime. Sold at the kr.it in Witlmmown at 90 centi per uiinl.el. Home of the begt Masons In the country pronounce tlie above lime the best in the country for ita power of cement itft smooth nefm of work when used for phiHterinp, and ai white if not winter, ttiaa the Burlington lime, nnd re quirirg but about one litih the labtw to prepare it for the ml agon. AGRICULTURISTS. Will du well to rnnembiT lhat the Caleiueout Fhell lime, ii nnt surprsseil by any alone lime whatever, for Ag ricultural pnrMises, WEIGHT ol said lime la rorty paund per bushel. W. IIEMENWAY. Williamstown, April 16, 18S0. 17:st NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS! AT the CASH STORE, firrt door East Branch Bridie, tState street. Miiduupof every variety of (iooda for the ien sun. which we shall be pi eased to exhibit to tair a tune rout friends, and sell at LOW PRICES. Ladles and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls, all come and ei amine out Clock bet'ire purchating. Recollect we have connected with our establishment, tho TAILORING BUSINESS, carried on in all ils variety, where yimcnnbe furulslied with a Coat, Vest or Cunts, at the LOWKe T PRICE, and warranted to fil. AIjo, garments cut lor olhi-rs to make ELLlJ", WILDER CO. Montpclier, April 24, 1850. 17-tf ELLIS, WILDER 8b CO. 1 DOOR EAST BRANCH BRIDGE, STATE STREET, Mantpelier, Vt., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX Dry (iDOlls, tlreriJ, (.'rockery jFiritIYI'rtKI CAKMiTINGS, iVC, AC., TIIESUB'iORIIIF.Ilrt liavo reciMved, and am dally r ceivitu, rrnin fresli iniiiurtatioiis, a beanliful and well elected assurtmem of DRY GOODS. The following article! mny be found anion our im mense assortment, viz i Dress Goods. SPLENDID BROCADE, AMUEA.CAMEMO.N, Clace, Foulard, anil ir Ue 11 In hp .Silks. Rich Fnulard Je Laints, Hit'iupcs und llcraae lie I. nines, l.iglil Dine, Pink, Btnm and oilier culura, all woul lie. Lainrs Cnlored Jaei'iiul Cambrics. Muslins, Liwns, Or gandies. F pured Muslins nnd Laws, llunk and Hwisi aluslins, Canililrl Lustres, French and Scotch Uingl.ams, and a large assortment of MOURMYG DRESS GOODS, Also Blue Pink anil White Turltnn Muslim. Bonnets and Ribbons. Rich Frencli Lace, Oin;i, Pearl, Cnhnurch, Rutland, Flor- euce, Annuo, liUiteil I'carl, Allunn, Uliip, jenny l.iiiu, and Fluted Bonnets. 8ili-ndid Homiet Ribbons, C'i Uililmns, 'l atl, tta Itililmns all Colors, Uon net Sutins, Hilks, Cr:iiesand Craie Li.es, Iticli TiiIj-, Ituclit-a anil ;Hullions. White a nl Colored Pilk Ulund Laces and 'l'riimninRs, rilk llhininiis, P.-iris Blond nnd l'iuri-d I'ap Laces, I. men, Cotton, at Uuuiure lace EDO- itiKit, Needle Mink, EdKingK, and lusertinttH. Km broirderief, 1'ollarn, (Juffi., and liifaiit-i Waists and (-ipc, Crniie, bluck nilk, I'alm leaf, Thih it, (all colons) Cashn.ere and DeLaine Shaw In. Kid, f dk, Lile, Thread, and col ton iiloveii, Linin t.'nmhric. Hematite, a lie Em-lironrdert-d ilandkerchtcfs, nnd au iminenao Mock of splendidly embroirdered Ctirtin Muslins and Curtin Cimb'. Artificial flowerfl in beautiful colorit, p;irawols 4tc. ELLIS, WILDE & CO. Montpelier, April !25l1i, 1850. Crockery, and Glass Ware!! 3 full Parkfigea Hone Ware, just imported. 3 do do VVhi'e Ware du 100 Marble bottom Sulurj lAinpc, figured nhnde. inn Final! solar In hid-', oluin nnd fmured ulindei. Bow


ocr: HARD WARE. OUIE largist STOCK of HARD WARR In town or jlcln 1 lly, un ba found atour Store, anil will be sold CAbAi" tor CASH. BUOTT it FIELD. M rnluelier, April 10, 1K00 . . "-" riV'E subscribers hnvn this day ro-opeupil the 11EP6T .1 BTOUK in Will in bury, recently occupied by O. Fos ter, where they intend to kuep, mid now uuvu on nana, V LARGE STOCK OF WW 1 I liUlfl M wlioWal or retail, nu T. t. and Rock Halt, Ground Ruck mid Liverpool fnt Dairy aud Table purpose.. A splendid assortment yl Teas, Flour, iail, las, Iron and Steel, Sugars, Molasses, Salmon by the Tierce, Barrel, Half and Quarter Barrel and Kit Mackerel, Cod, Pollock tf Hid lilml, Fish and Plas- FARMING TOOLS, na Hovtiwiu (7r tli varimu ntinwn of cutting Grasw, fjnin and Hushed Hay nutl Manure Fur kit. Hiovcls and Hue n. Also, a Few barrels of Beef & Pork, Pickled & Smoked ISam. The subscribers furllur Inform t heir friends, and the nubile Bcnerallv.lbat tliu-y now have on hand, and intend keeping, I0r Hie accnminodiilinn of all who inuy nnd it tor their interest to patronize mem, n, men Store in Monlpclier Village, next door North of the Bailroad Depot, a food assortment -OF AND GROCERIES! Suck ;ii Flour, Tun. Hnrtrn, Mlave, Salmon, Mnckerel Airy tinii, nun, nut rum, rtiinf, nh nn iinuiue, Planter, etc., nt VYhulsciile r Uutal. Our (J( nils wiito piucliaacd for buili Moiilpflier and Wa- terbury, :tt ,' LOW PRICES. nnd we wilh:(iH their- fcr a Final) advnnce forraali, or most k hi tin or country produce. We further unsure the public, th:it our (.'(mil: slitill be equal to thu recommendation given lilt ilh at the time cf mile, lor toi'iiTrv impihtfeUte h)he-t prices the nrl ct will


ocr: CUTLER & STIC2(.rJJY, (LATE CUI'LER, DAY CO.,) Dealers in Paints. Oils, Win;.w Glass, Drugs, meaxmes & Dye Stuffg Xos. 131 tf mstat, anil Vo. 1 Imlln OlM'o.iflhe it- ,.. torn MoIiwa n ii .. """Tow, llavec.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, t and f t ti Lmseil Sperm and Whale OI JL5 Window (x..ass, Spirits Turpentine, CdiicIi nnd Kurniture Varnisli, Aphnltnni nr Iron Varnish. Philadelphia, II ,m ,m(j Norlolk White l ead, I'ATKNT ' MEDIC NES, ALIO,- Imported Liquors, f..r Medicinal purp iKM.ntthe luweni canli or credit pri ces. Conntrv Merrhnnr and rnnumer' are rePpecifullv invit. 4 to call before purrhn-lnji elsewhere. Awl7 PETTSNGILL'S REPORTER. The April number n ntnn a mmi let Hnd rnrrected Hut f New England and New Yo'k State New-pnpeni. Pub Mabed bv S. ?f. PETTEIGILL. 4 hit Newspaper Advcriiofna; Aftncy, A'o, 10 Stat 10 State K reel, en


ocr: Corbiu's Vegetable Jaundice For vnla by Hie gallon or pmt.by 8. K. COLLINS. Juii I'd. ' CAPS! CAPS ! ! iO(0 CAI'S of all ,iiid, hirh will be si,, t.'IIEAI'IIK . I, lit r ,,. I,.. It.l ... ...... ....... ilore in Vcr.itoilt. UOVS rem mbei the CARfc! Com. into Mnnipclier. 1". 1. 36 W. T. l.URNIIA.M.


ocr: HA.V5 KEM0VED THEIH LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF CAHPETS TO THE NKW GRANITE WAREHOUSE, SUMMER STREET, BOSTON. Erwy Doioription of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CART ETIJVGS For sale in groat variety, and at tha lowest pricei- FLOOR OIL CLOTES, OF ALL WIDTHS AND PRICES. Citixen and ilrangers who visit the city are invited to call and view thil extensive establishm RNT, where i ofTered for sae u large an ansortment of CARPETING6 a can be found in any warehuuse in the United States', all of which are warranted to be of the best quality, "1 perfectly fad colors. October, W41 MM PETTES & 00.


ocr: HARVEY KING, rf-kN aceonnt nf malting a e.hange in his business, and O wishing to reduce hi. Swc quite low,, will com- e,c,, a. w AUGUST ii, isau, AND SEiiL AT CITY THB ASSORTMENT 18 VERY GOOD. Thli Sreat SaU will Include, THIS YEAR, Clothing, Carpeting, Feathers, Shoes, Paper Hangings, HARD' All IJ fc SUMMER GOODS W 1,L HE M ABKLI) DdVVN, 15 Per Cent. Below Cash, .. n en.ure their qaiek tale. This is my pPini-Anmi! i t ri"h. Last Augurtanri alCi; va i saijK. .l.a hSt lB.iK. n lt Call aoon.ann sen re B,.-.,.. . 3l-tt nppo.lt. Brick Uliureli. o Montpelier, Aug. 1, IBo.


ocr: For the Freeman. TEARS. Who hath not known their worth ? They olten hriiifr rolinf To hearts when full of prief, n To the sorrowing ones of efj To the son owing ones of They often bring relief B rot asb.rrd;oep3P'.oll ; DXIfthe oul 7. ,rl'l, n,,w 9ll,,n2 nml , tolls, how Btiong and deep, flown let the tear-drops roll. They nre the spirit's friend, Then let taem fill the eye, And chase awny the smli That doth with anguish renu, That doth with anpnish rena; Titen let thuin fill the eye. Sparklmg like dewy gems They bles. ns e'er we know , They soften human we Richer than diadems, Richer than diadems, They bless us e'er we know. Who would without them be? Mortal, coiil thou not weep, Thv ioy "d sorrows d.e?" Wliat would become ot l hue, What would become of thee, Mortal, could'st thou not weep ? Through them we look to heaven In unswer to our prayer; Hoping for mercy then We read our sins forgiven, VVe read our sins forgiven, In answer to our prayer. E. R. M. GENIUS. Genius kindles its owm fires, With poetry the soul inspires ; It feeds upon its own bright flame, And lecorda high its deeds of lame. Say'st thou that geuius e'er shall die, That spark cl ininiortalit ; Nay, nothing here's so strong, can bind The geeius uf immortal mind. E. R. M. Past, the Present, and the Future. The Past is gone gone forever, Never to return no, never! Its yei-rs of youlh and manhood's prime, And hoary age, the stream ol time Have floated dnwu gone lorever. The Present is present ever, Always to-day, to morrow never Improve the moments as they fly, Before the monow tlnm may'st die, And thy probation cease forever. The Future, not yet. ever near us, With unseen things to grieve or cheer us; We know not whether with the morrow, And h'ipe, and joy, or fear and sorrow ; But i'h, 'tis safe for mortal dust In God alone, to put its trust ; The prat, the Present, ond the Future, dwell Willi Him, who doethall things well. E. 15. M.


ocr: W. T. WK E has just recilved a large addition la his OTTER CAPS, NEW Jt Utt, HtiALi KuTKA, Slo. SlO, All kinds of Can. manuf ictilred tn order. RAinnmbsr niace ui auy cuvhu is wnore ins article is uianul.ctured. W. T. BUKNIIAM. Noremncr SO, ISM. 47-.tr FUR