ocr: *UI.RI CION . El precio do suscrliion en los Estados Unidos es: Por un aflo 1p. ror 6 rmeses *5'BOets, por 3 mies s2 75 ctj. Toda auscricion se paga adelantada. Fuera de Nueva Orleans no se admitirá mingun suscritor por menos de 3 meses. En las islas de Cuba y lPuertu Pico, en Méjico, Yucatan y toda la America dele Sur, so cobrarán los precios que so de signen en otro lugar. 02y-Las cartas dirigidas á esta Redac cion deben ser francas do porte. PERIODICO POLITICO, LITERARIO Y MERCANTIL, ORGANO DE LA POBLACION ESPAÑOLA. [ANO PRIMERO.] .'V'eva-Orleans, Ciernes, 12 de Sicie~embrc de 1851. [VOL. I.-NUM. :32.] 41 jIMf1 ANUNCIOS. Los Avisos piramnente ecoionmicos inrrcramiles pagaríin 1 por la insnrclon (Id un quadrado 112 renglo.ies nimnos], y riU cts por lo sigulentes. )lo. rIla l.argos los qulo se Inserten triiníair.a afius, so hará tni conveticlonal. L.os Anuncio.s Comuniicados, en , verso. sobre amlntos personales. pane: rán ci ilobl.U dlot preclos ya Advirtiln)Ios' qur lo) insultos o litlades no so publicarftn á ninbun


The Planters' banner. [volume]

ocr: SHERMAN'S IM I'RV ED PATENT SUSPENSORY BAND AGE rnd ar at cn r. C-m ssmi

place_of_publication: Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.

geographic_coverage:
Louisiana--Iberia--New Iberia
Louisiana--Saint Mary--Franklin

publisher: Daniel Dennett


ocr: .Atlotii! -raons +vhotlb e arl'e, . , .r1, ty agamn-t .1 ,rau ý..'r itd Hn ,..,, +.,t ail ,te ,..mrr n-' SH ERtiAN'S TRUSS VIILL EFFEcT A sPEEDY CURES sd- ,.rnt .e'ity inJuriousprasre, and iynabityr ocu:e. And ithe fdl.ill. .i sds~e pdn tesm. . omplle ,etentron, re/t t ta.ts Itralt eta. t S.d. aw e Sitlee 10 Si. Chwt.aZalr.t


El Pelayo.

place_of_publication: Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.

publisher: Eduardo San Just.]


ocr: El precio do susericion a EL PELAYO, en esta ciudads es de UN PESO adelan tado al mes, ó de DIEZ PESOS al aflo, pagaderos por semestres anticipados. En los domas puntos de la Union donde no hay estable cidas ajéqcias deberán los suscritores pagar DIEZ PE SOS adelantados por todo un allo, o SEIS PESOS ade lantados por seis meses. D)onde hliay establecidos ajeites no se admitirán sus. critores por menos de tres mnesPs. wr Por el correo se nos puede remitir el importe del tiempo porque deseen sus a*ribirse los de la Union. PERIODICO POLITIUCO, LITERARIO Y MERCANTIL, ORGANO DE LA POBLACION ESPAÑOLA. fAÑO PRIMERO.] .Xeva-Orleans, oiercolee, 22 de Octubre de 18i1. [VOL, I.-NUM. il.] ,EL PELAYO. PUBLICAME TODOS LOS MIERCOLES Y SÁBADOS. 137, calle Chartres, entre SI-Luis y Toulouse. A NUESTROS SUSCRITORES DE LA ISLA DE CUBA. La icojida que ha oltenido El Pelayo*en la ( I.la de Cuba, nos ha sido tan grata y satisfac toria que nos consideramos obligados k no per dlonar esfuerzos ni desvelos de ninguna clase á fin de corresponder á las lisongeras muestras 1 <de aprecio y sostenimiento que henmos recibido 1 de aquella envidiada parte de la monarquía es- i pañola. Solo sentimos que los inconvenientes inherentes á unaempresa naciente, cual lo es la nuestra, nos impida empezar desde hoy las reformas materiales que exige una publicacion que está destinada 5 representar los intereses de la raza española nH!trajada 6 calumniada por la porcion menos instruida de los habitantes de este pais; pero confiamos que Aá la salida del si giiento vapor. podreumos enviar á nuestros sus critores de Cuba un periódico que por todos es tilos sea digno del nombre que lleva y del pue. blo cuyvos derechos traiuide sostener. Habiéndos~ agotado la primera edicion de los tres primeros númturos del Pelayo, estamos dispuestos á publicar tina segunda edicion de dichos núimeros si los neitores suscritores de la isla de Cuba desefn conservar completa la coleccion; en cuyV caso se serviran pasar aviso inmediatamente a nuestro agente general, el Sor.Don ANT6NIO MARíA DAVILA, Editor de La Prensa, Hlabana. Debienbo aumentarse á tres números por se mana en vez de dos, los que se publicaran des de principios de Noviembre, nos vemos precisa dos á establecer los siguientes precios de sus cricion para la isla de Cuba: EN LA HABANA: Por un año $10 Sseis meses 5 50 cts. " tres meses 3 EN OTROS PUNTOS DE LA ISLA. Por un año - $12 ' seis meses 6 59 cts. " tres meses 3 50 " DJ'TODA SUSCRICION DEBERA ABO NARSE AL TIEMPO DE SUSCRIBIRSE.«JJ Agencias de 6" El Pelayo." EN LA ISLA DE CUBA. Qui(ed;n establecidas lms agencias en la isla de Cuba tm el órden siguiente: EN rA ABiANA.-Don Antonio Maria Dávi. la, imprenta do la Prensa i agente general.) MATANZAs.-U. Vicente Francia, botica, ca lle del Medio. CARDENAS.-D. Juan Gutierrez Farr¿s. SACUA LA GRANDE.-DOn José Sabater. SAN JUAN DE LOS REMEDIOS.-Don Enrique Gracian. CIENFUEGOS,-Lio. don Manuel Sanchez. TEINIDAD.-Don Pascual Matiol. SANTIAGO DE CUBA.-Don Miguel Antonio Martinez. VILLACLRA.-Don Andrés Suñol. SAxCT SPIRITus.-Don Francisco Yabez. PINAR DEL Río.-Don Gregorio Legorburu. GUANAJAY.-Señora doña Maria Casimira Amador. SAN ANTONIO ABAD.-Don Fernando Garcia. Jn'ANiÍ.-Don Vicente'Garcia. AGENTES. Nueva York: R"daccion de la Crónica. Mobila-J. L. Diaz. Republica Mejicana, Mejico: Sor. Vila, Re daccion del Universal.-Veracruz: D. Felix Rovira.-Tampico: D. F. Melgarrjo de_ Guz nmn.-Matamioros: D. M. Riradulla. AVISO. 4lar personas que han tenido la bondad de enitiegar á los que suscriben, documentos y papeles pertenecientes al Consulado Español en esta citdad, d;uios las gracias mas espresi vais. y suplicamios á i(ielias qun aun tengan algiunos en su podar, o papeles privados del Sr. L)n. .1. Y. Lnborde, se sirvan darnos aviso para ¡que los mandemos recojer, 6 pueden dirigirse inos por el correo á nuestro nombro, debida mente autorizados que est amos á recibirlos. Nueva Orl ans, 6 de Octubre 1851. LABORDE y XIQUES, No. 3 calle delfrente, entre Canal y Crossman. * [8 oct. 3v.] "LA tIREOLE" Callh Real Yo 20'1, entre San Pedro y OrIans, Tienda y depósito de Tabacos y Cigarros de las mejores fábricas de la Habana. En este elegante establecimiento so encontra ran constantemente las vitolas de las marcas mas acreditadas, como son Cabaftas, Partagas, Figaro, Perfeccion, Silfde, Cabarga, ligues, Dos Hermanos, c.<*. El btien gnsto llama á los consumidores con la trompeta do la thina. 837,000 TABACOS DE LA HA. bana de todas clasos y de las marcas mas acre ditadas: * . 5 Barriles do Picadura, 5 . id y 6 Cajas Cigarrillos do diferentes 1:i1rTcaS. 45 Resmas Papel para cigarros de La Par rilifl y Tiana. 10 Bocoyes y 8 Cajas Tabaco en rama do Tejas-somilla do la Habana. 34 Tercios Tabaco de la Vuelta de Abajo, de lo mns superior. De venta por D. BORNIO, hijo, [Oct 11] N 34, calle de Gramer. J. FERNANDEZ, 1ANTIGUO ESTA BLECIMENTO. 'aMle St-Charles, esquina á la de Graivier, frento al Hotel. NUEVA-ORLE ANS. TIENDA Y DEP6SITO DE CIGARROS DE LA HABANA. El Señor J. Fernandez tiene el honor do avisar al público en general y á sus amigos en particular haber abierto despues de las repa ciones que ecsigia dicho establecimento, en donde se espenderán CIGARROS HABANOS de las marcas mas on boga y mas acreditadas en esta ciudad. Se vende por mayor y menor. HOTEL CONTI-VERANDAH. Calle CONTI entre Chartres y Vieille Leve. Este magnifico Hotel recien compuesto ofre ce cuantas comodidades puedan los viajeros, apetecer; el servicio de la mesa y la elegancia de sus cuartos es sin disputa preferible á cuan ts hoteles encierra N.Orleans. COMIDA A LA FRANCESA. Se recomienda particularmente á los espa fioles y majicanos. Se hable inglés francés y lespaflol. [20 .sp1 TABACO EN RAMA, PROPIO PARA CIkGARROS Y PAR# LOS MERCADOS MEJICANOS. Los abajo firmados tienen constantemente un escelente turtido de TABACO EN RAMA de la Habana, Cuba y Florida, para Tripa y Capa, de Mason County, de Kentucky, de Tenneasee y de Mississippi. Asimismo ofrecen tabaco americano en bo coyes y en tercios, adecuado á los mercados mejicanos. TURNER Y RENSHAW, No. 96 calle de Camp y 439 de Tchoupitoulas. DTSe empaqueta tabaco en fardos á deseo de los compradores. VICE-CONSULADO DE LA REPUBLICA MEJICANA EN NUEVA-ORLEANS. Atento al decreto del Congreso federal de Méjico que i la letra dice: "Ministerio de Relaciones Interiores y Este riores-Exmo. Sr.-El Presidente de los Esta dos Unidos Mejicanos, á todos los habitantes de la República, sabed: que el Congreso jene ral ha decretado lo siguiente : "Se declara nulo é insubsistente el decreto de 5 de poviembre de 1846, por no haberlo po dido dictar el Gobierno provisional de aquella época en virtud de las facultades con que en tonces estaba investido : en consecuencia, el Gobierno cuidará de que la anterior declaracion produzca desde luego todos sus efectos res pecto del privilejio concedido fA D. José Garay. -A. M. Salonio, presidente del Senado.-! Pedro Escudero y Echanove, diputado-presi- 1 dente.-Manuel Gomnez, senador-secretario. Leon Guzisman, diputado-secretario. "Por tanto, mando se imprima, publique, circule y se le dé el debido cumplimiento. Palacio Nacional de Méjico á 22 de Mayo de 1851.-Mariano Arista.-A D. José Maria Ortiz Monasterio.-Y lo comunico u V. para los fines consiguientes.-Dios y Libertad Méjico, Mayo 22 de 1851-José Maria Ortiz Monasterio. El que suscribe, Vice-Cónsul de la Repú blica iMejicana hace saber por disposicion de su Goberno ii todos los que pueda interesar, que dicho Gobierno no permitirá que persona alguna en representacion de D. José Garay, ó que proceda en virtud de su estinguido rivi lejio emprenda trabajos en la apertura de la via lde comunicacion de los dos mares por el Istno de Tehuantepec, y que todas las personas que en lo le adelante intentaren hacerlo, serán con sideradas como desobedientes & las leyes de SMéjico y castigadas conforme á las circutis tancias y gravedad del delito. Hace tambien saber, aunque siempre ha sido notorio, que ni Minatitlan, ni las Ventosas, ni punto alguno del Istmo es Puerto habilitado a que puedan llegar buques estranjeros, y que el que llegare, quedará sujeto , las penas que las Leyes Me jicanas impoilen, y al tratamiento hostil fa que diese lugar. El estado legal de cosas que queda indicado, es solo, mientras el Gongreso de Mé jico dispone el modo en que so ha de abrir al mundo la mencionada comunicacion entro los dos mares. Nueva-Orleans, septiembre 1 P do 1851. O. L. DABELSTEEN, Vice-Cónsul. GRAMATICA INGLESA.-Las personas que deseen obtener algun ejemplar de la Gra mática Inglesa,de Vingut, pueden pasar avíso & la Redaccion de este periódico, donde se eneuentran noa eunantos fjemplareFs enompletos, en past8 vapores CorrsU DE LA HABANA ,A 'ESPAÑA. Taryfa de pasajes en Primera Cámara. PEsos808 PUERTES. A CADI! CAPA.np P De Cádiz........ q ~ 30 , 1 , -CanabiB . 40 30 .. .. 4 150 t1 Te -PoattoUieo... Itr U»e U« )l0 .. .. Wo W - Habana ........ 200 150 1<50 136 50 40 .. .. - Vlgo .......... a30 2G .. .. . 2.. . .. Tarifa de pasajes en segunda cámara. PESOS FUERTES. GNOA- Pus~?O- HABANA. A CADIZ. RIA Ri co ABANA De C(diz ....... . 25 15 1 1 1 - Canarias..... .. .. 75 1 - PuertoRico.. 80 60 .. .. l 80 W - IHabana ....... 100 10 80 30 A* - Vigo ......... .. .. .. .. * Compafia de vapores de la Mala de los U. U. PARA LA HABANA, CHAGRES Y N. YORK. REAJA DE PRECIros DE PA8AGE A N. YORK Y CHAGwES. El veloz y magnifico vapor ame ricano Empire «sqYcap. Tanner, saldrá del muelle frente 1 ls plaza de la Catedral el Sábado 25 de Octubre, 6 las 8 de la maflana en punto para la Habana y Nueva York. B:rLa compaflia tiene contratado para este buque y todos los demas de la linea, un acié ditado médico y cirujano que los acomnpaftlan en todo, sus viajes. PRECIOS DE PASApE. )e Nueva Orleans a la Habana. En camarotes del salon . . . . . ,40 En spgunda cirmara . . . . . . 30 En id de proa . . . . . . 20 De Nueva Orleans t Nuera York. En camarote del salon .. . . . . 6o En camas, salon de proa . . . . . 40 A proa con oama y rancho aparte . . Para flete de dinero &c., y pisaje á la Ha bana v Nueva York, iMpondr. & JAM&S R. JEINNINQS, Calle de Magazine No. 95 A. HEIRNANPEZ. No. 132 JALLE DE REAL N. OaLAs. TIENDA Y P pOSITO DE ClA* ROS Y TABACOS DE SUP0RIOR CALIDADI DE LA HABANA. A. HERNANDEZ tione el honor de infor iner al publico do qusta ciudad, que ha vuelto á Abrir su NUEVA ..'IT NA An CIGARROS en el No. 1?2 cal 41,y ai de Sa LuTis y Tolosa, en el edific e Hqt San Luis,.ei oel oual tendrá Óonsatantenmél un escogido, nrtido de CIGARROS yciGALa RILIZo de Alas fibripqUaG acedit ddle la Habana y loa ofrece de venta per mayor y me. nor 4 Le4 anuncio puramente wowmicos y m.roeaUs sW inertrao en J-.. ire 'oin' SoI o 1ITnera j>P ci1h y 60 telfi alam sub secuintee, en no pesatido «e doce lineas do impreaion. Por loa ans )rgos, y: lo qw g, quiran inaerar por ifp sea p aflos, se hará n arre glo modico y proporcinado. Los anuncios f suntos personales, o ominniéailo¡, ,en prosa o versoe cealquie. ra clase que se dir~j&t &B PELAYO para su I5, rciPU .eran admiiddos por ¿gc preo de los denmas ati cIom, iempe que n conite nido no sea de un carácter pErjudicial á los ¡Atere et del periodico. J' ( A lop sgCritorms se les har( w" rebya 4p up A5 por 100 aobre e tos preeois.


ocr: ItBMcIICION. El precio de suscrlelon en los Eatados Unidos es. Por un año a10. ror 6 meses *1 50 cti, por 3 memsns *' 75 ct. Toda suserlelon se paga adelantada. Fuera de Nueva Orleans no se admitirá Minlua auscritor por menos do 3 mease. En las islas de Cuba y Puerto Pico, en Méjico, Yucatan y tola la America del Sur, se cobrar6n los precios que se de. signen en otro lugar. rjrLas cartas dirigidas A esta Redac. cion deben ser francas de porte. PERIODICO POLITICO, LITERARIO Y MERCANTIL, ORGANO DE LA POBLACION ESPAÑOLA. 00E1 00taa·g? AWWNVCISW Los Aviso puramente *eon6mlcM mercantiles pagariii 1 por la lnsercion de un quadrado 112 menoas, y )10 cts por loI sdlulentes. los inia largosb lo que Ms Ineeren trimestres 6 Aose, s huar un convencional. aos Anuncios 6 Comunicadoe. ea 6 verso. sobre asuntos personales. r6n eo doblo de los precios ya Advirtléndlose que los insulto* 6 lIdades no es publicarán A ningun


Southern sentinel. [volume]

ocr: mill Whig 1 nominations. for congress, R. A. UPTON. for senatoh, ZENON I .ABA UVF,. for hkprksr.nlat1ves, JAS. II. JOHNSTON, EUGENE B UHN, (HE SilEiMFf, J. L l'ETIT. for i J. II. SSKSsORj UAA.SE. sc H' ) OI. sur e H I NT e NI) A S T, II. S. BROWN, FOR CÇRONER, J. S. WEBB.

place_of_publication: Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]

publisher: Wm. P. Bradburn


ocr: Barrels! Barrels I THE undersigned keeps always on hand a large assortment ofI the best quality cypress MOLAS-f SES BARRELS, which he war-. rants to be of the best description. All orders, from New Orleans or elsewhere, will be punctually atfended to. dec!4-ly PHILIP HEELEIN.


ocr: Whig dominations. tor cohgress, JL. A. UPTON f • J TOR SENATOR, ZENON LABAUVE, kok represektatives» IAS. H. JOHNSTON, EUGENE BASIN. for sher9t, J. L. PETItv FOR ASWESSÖR» J. II. HAASE. >ör school srrerwtekd^«, ß. S. BROWN w for CORO 'sér, J. S. WEBB.


ocr: l. J. crass V & GRASS, jätrcijaiuß, Cotton and Sugar et, New Orleans.


ocr: NEW ADVERXISEJIE^TS. DAVIS ÙL BAYLEY, HAVE just received a fresh supply of FANCY GROCERIES, which they offer as low as they can be purchased plsewhere. to-vvLt. Uunderwoods assd. Preserves, in Sugar, in 4 and 6 lbs. tin Cans, a superior article; Pine Apple in juice. Frfench style; Eresh Lobster and Salmon in 1 and 2 lb. tin cans, warranted fresh and in prime order, Table Salt in srnnll boxes; Thornton's and Grinstead's Mustard, all sizes; Fresh Asparagus, in tin cans; Underwood's PicklePassd., 1-2 Gall and Quarts; Wells, Miller and Provost do. 1-2 " Assd. French Cordials; 1 omato Ketchup; Fruits for Pies and Tarts, to-wit : English Cherries; Pie Plant; Dan sere Plum; Green G age do; - Currents; Gooseberries; Blueberries, &c. &c. Also, afresh supply of CANDIES of all kinds. JUST RECEIVED—A full assortment of LET TER AND FOOLSCAP PAPER. Also, Commercial and Letter Envelopes, of all quanti ties and prices, for salé by octl8 DAVIS & BAYLEY. DR. I. S. KNAPP'S Tooth Powder—the best tooth powder in use, for sale by oct 18 . DAVIS & BAYLEY. S PEER'S ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE— For the cure of Fevers of alJ kinds, lor sale at New Orleans prices, by octl8 DAVIS & BAYLE Y. FIPSIN—Dr. J. S. Houghton's great dyepepsia eurer, and MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI MENT. We have been appointed agents for the above articles and can sell théna at New Orleans


ocr: f|TY A !>V'ERTISMi EMS. = carriage repository. y t sn Wribers have now on hand a large and jl well seli-r ted assortment of Carriaees, and nrii y , rom best Nnr'h.-ru Ma M ; |(t v v ,,|| u , „ IV( .' n , ,,||. \ WOODRUFF A CO, m , i( ; , y | ,.(> St. Chailesst B. 3 no ws a & o o ? s 11 o it s o Furnishing s I o re. m C ,v ni' st ., Ni w Okluans. (1HINA, Glass., aril liartheuwaie; J Silver, spoons, forks, ladles et. .; I'lal. -il castors, c.iildlesii. lis, waiters, spoon-», Britannia, cull!-»: A teapots, urns, rup- etc, '''itIWarè, a gellèlal assûnnielil ; Woodware, tubs, buckets, brooms, basket, P,i:\die-, floor, dusting, scrub, whitewash, etc , Castings, pots, teakettles, gridd'es etc.; J.itinerv. waiters, buckets, boxes, etc.; Cutlery, knisesalid forks ofiill qualities; Brass Iron, fenders, shovel iV tongs; Lamps, of every description; Cooking Stoves, the celebrated '/{.-public.' stove«, lit short, every article required to ftirm-di a house (except cabinet furniture and dry goods.) being lb- most extensive assortment of goods in the Citv. Goods for the country packed with extra care novliO—ly Robert Armstro: Arnold Harris Armstrong, Lawra*ou &. Co. General Commission and Forwarding Merchant" und Agents for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, From yew Orleans to California, via Chagres direct, (1 .1 Tin; 1st AMI 15th OK LACH MONTH Ojj'tec, No. IO(i Magazine street, Nr.w Ok le ans. is. k ■ c II a k Dm, ] I C 11 a r t r e s s t., Or h at _ (Succsssor to Ii. H'. Montgomery.) Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestii Hardware, offers foi sale on reasonable terms, the following : ÜU0 tons Swede, American and F.ughsh Iron, as sorted; 300 bundles English. American and /iussian sheet, hoop and bund Iron; •8000 lbs Braziei's Copper, assorted, 8000 lbs Block and Bar Tin; '2000 kegs Weymouth Nails; 200 tons Hollow ware Castings, pots, oven*, tikil lets, lire dogs. &c. Cotton and Woolen Caids; Ames'and /{owland's spades and shovels; Ox, Log, Trace, llalter, Coil and Cana Carter Chains; Cotton and Cane lloes, Plows, Corn shiUers, etc., Sad Irons, Patent Balances, Brass kettles; Tin and Japaned Ware; Hook and Philo Hinges; Bellows. Anvils, Vices, Smiths' Tongs; Locks of all kinds, sliding door furniture, etc. Fenders, Andirons, Fire setts; Straub's celebrated patent burr stone Corn Mills; Mill and Grind stones; Paints, Oils. Glass and Putty; Lud and sperm Oil; Coopers' Tools, assorted; Together with a variety of goods usually found in a Ilurdware store, for sale very low. nov30 6m


ocr: .«(I m m*, M '■ PâllTiil WilïïIQm 113 Gftivter and 1S (Oppowte the St. Charles Hotel,) Carriages and Harne« Of every description always on hand. Also, complete assortment of COACH TRinniNGS.


ocr: CAUXACtS WAEBLOÏÏia 113 Gravier and 13 UnioB^ts., (Opposite the St. Charles Hotel,) m s® wi & Carriages and Harness Of every description always on hand. Also, a complete assortment of COACH TRIMMINGS. PREMIUM HAT STORE, 30 Canal. HATS AND CAPS, op PARIS MANUFACTURE. ID" Just received direct from Paris, an ele gant assortment of extra . Moleskin, Hungarian, Planters, and Cloth, Youths' Hats, Silk, i Velvet and Fancy Caps, per ship New England. novSO Sw F. DEGEN.


ocr: Kendall's Cholera Syrup. IS a certain remedy for Cholera, in its first sta ges. In fact, we will guarantee it to cute in all cases, when used before a collapse. The relie 1 " will be prompt, seldom requiring but few minutes It will also promptly and etfectually cure all Bowel Complainis. Forsaleatthe Depot of the Electri cal Febrifuge, No. 72 Magazine street, N. O., by the proonetors. nov3Ö A.KENDALXfrCO. , p. e. JEftxiarGs. Bncantenr Publique. Dethargera touteï affaires a lui confie.


ocr: SEWELL t. taylor* IMPORTER OF mi&s % WHOLESALE *r RETAIL H Nos. Uk 16 Royal Street, .yiwr-tfrfc awi.


ocr: Nos. 81 and 83 Common st., between St. Charles st. and Hewlett's Exchange, KEW ORLEANS. KEW ORLEANS. keep constantly on hand a general assortment of Cairiages, from tha best manufacturies in the Uni ted States, and are receiving weekly by the New Yotfe packets, fresh supplies from their manufac tory in New Jersey. Their stock is at all times latge and ample, numbering from 100 to 150 Cai nqges, of the most improved stylo and patterns fot oty and countty use. For prices and quality, purchasers are particularly invited to call aud ex amine, and ju<^e for themselves. ik ft ly. MARSH, denman * co.


ocr: PATENT ELASTIC Sold only at 70 St. Charles, opposite Union 'Tis well to read, as well to heed. SHERMAN'S PATENT Elastic Shoulder Brace Is formed on the true principles of mechanical phi losophy; it will keep the Shoulders i n their proper place, support and strengthen the back, en large the chest and remedy habitual stoop ing or round ther by giving a free and heal action to lungs, and a pleasing and sup port to the It is used with like benefit by the and weekly^ and the old healthy to guard again that must ingptably follow t . shoulder blade forwaid on the chest, and cram the lungs and heart—by the weakly to re the health they have imprudently thrown the old, aa a means of comfort, and by young to woserve a fine figure, not only for buff er comfort, for no person can be from pains and aches who has not a full and chest ; therefore every person of sedentary provide themselves with a good endure the unpleasant sensations ari fiti# a knowledge of the fact that their daily decreasing. should look to their children and not al to throw their shoulders forward, which do while at school, and misshape and predispose it to many complaints, fatal and frequent being Consumption. KF* Made and sold at SHERMAN'S establish the young—by the the distressing com Ipbly follow uired habit of throwing the shoulders and 05»®* Ah assortment constantly on hand, for in Children, Adults, Male and Female. febl .0^" Made and soldat SHERMAN'S establish* ^i ®1". CHARLES STREET, opposite Union Kendall'« Cholera Syrup. a certain remedy for Cholera, in its first sta ges. In feet, we will guarantee it tu cute in aH when used before a collapse. The relie r be prompt, seldom requiring but (êw minutes will also promptly and effectually ciire all Bowel > For sale at the Depot of the Electri Febrifuge, No. 72 Magazine street, N. O., by proorietors. nov3Ö A. KENDALL St CO. P. E. JENNINGS. Sneantenr Fablkpie. ; Dscha»gera toutes affaires a lui eoafie.


ocr: Newark, N. J., Saddlery Ware house. "■ ANDREW G. BULL. k & CO., No 13 Canal street. New _ _ _ Orleans,-between Camp aud Mag azine, Manufacturers and Importers of SADD LERY WARL have constantly on hand a large aml.coin])lqMpp8SÇ>ffer'Pnt of Saddles, Bridli tingales. Tj)lQu£3Mfrr>s, S Bridle Leather; Högskilvs SadliteS. 1OOIS miu . Trimmings of every description, "at Nö. 15 Canal street. dec!4 Gm ANDREW G. BULL & CO. .


ocr: »c«ark, IV. J., Sadplery Ware ANDREW fc. BULL,JESS CO., No 15 Canal street, New ^ Orleans, between Camp and Mag azine, Manufacturers and Importers of SADD LERY WARE, have constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of Satdles, BritUes. JlaTr tingales, Trunks, Whips, Skirting, Harness ah<r Bridle Leather; Hogskin's Saddles.^ Tools and Trimmings of every description, at No. 15 Canal ,tr decl4 6m ANDREW 3. BULL & CO.


ocr: SHERIFF'S SALES. J USTICE'S COURT, Parish oj Iberville, State of Louisiana. Bissell and Si 'lilatre vs. Jeremiah VVeatherly. No. 55. Reil ly and Gallagher vs. Jeremiah YVoatherly. No. 59. James Goodloe &■ Co. vs. Jeremiah VVeather ly. No. 74. By virtue oftlirce writs of Fi. Fa. to me di rected by J. H. llaase, Justice Peace, in and for the Parish of Iberville, in the above entitled and numbered causes, I Will offer at public sale to the highest and last bidder, for cash, on SATURDAY the öl h day of July, 1851, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the Court House of the Parish of Iberville, all the rwht, title, interest and claim, in and to the following described property to wit : A certain negro woman named Polly, aged ftbout forty five years. Seized to satisfy judgments and costs in the above causes. J. L. PETIT, Sheriff. Parish of Iberville, 3d May, 1851.


ocr: Carts, Ploughs, Hardware, Glassware, Groceries dcc DALES would respectfully in « \J. form his friends and the pnblic, of Plaquemine and the surrounding country, that he has opened his store on the corner of Main and Bank streets, where the following articles will always be found, and which will be disposed of on moderate and accommodating terms: Tennessee Sugar Kettles; Furnace Mouths and Grate Bar.«: Iron and Nails of all sizes and kinds: Stoves, Grates and Cooking Stoves; All kinds ot Pots, Skillets. Shovels, Hoes, Spades. Axes and Plantation Hardware; Flour, Whiskey. Meats of all kinds; Glassware aud Window Glass of all kinds and sizes; Cane Carts, Ploughs, See. &c. aplO Epave. Arrêtée par Mr. Joseph Croker, une Jument (»rise, d'environ qua torze mains d'hauteur. Elle porte h- marques du collier, et n'a aucune étampe. Si elle n'est pas reclamée elle sera vendu à ma demeure» le Lundi 30 de Juin pro chain à 1Ü heures du matin, pour du comptant. AUGUSTE CHRISTINE, Juge de Paix. Iberville le 27 Mai, 1831. Estray. Taken up by Joseph Croker, a Gray Mare, about 14 hands high. She has no brand whatever, with the exception of the collar marks which are yet visible on her shoulders. If the said mare is not previously claimed, she will be disposed of according to law, at my residence,on Mondav the 30th ol June next, for cash. AUGUSTE CHRISTINE, Justice Peace. Parish of Iberville, May 31st. SODA WATER, ICE, and ASSORTED SY RUPS. Call at


ocr: Whig Nominations. fob congress, R. A. UPTOi\I; for senator, ZENON LAB AU VE. for representatives, MS. II. JOHNSTON, EUGENE BABJN. for sheriff, J. L. PETIT. for assessor, J. H. II AASE. for 8qhool superintendant, H. 8. BROWN. foe coroner, J. S. WEBB. "* PLAqUEmME: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1851.


ocr: SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. \ r o f! 'Ait? SHERITIA.VS NEW PATENT TRUSS remedy, Will effect a perfect cure; is so constructed as» be worn with perfect security in the worst cm and when once properly fitted, is warranted to an swer in every case. 03=-Sold only at his office, 70 St. Charles stiert, opposite Union. For further information, obsem the lengthy advertisement in auother place in ti» paper. decS-ly_


ocr: J ' j i j ■ ! j i j ■ ! CITY A DVERTISEME NTS. AUW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE. II3 Ci ravier and 1!1 Union-sts., (Opposite the St. Charles Hotel.) % '^^5 Carriages ami Harness Of every description always on hand. Also, complete assortment of COACH TiimnnGS. " premium HAT STÖR I SO Canal. J UilS A.Mi CAPS, PARIS MANUFACTU R E. 1IJ* Just received direct from Paris, nn cle ' gnnt assortment of extra üloleskiu, Iltiiigaiian, Planters, and Clotb. Youths' Hate, Silk, Velvet and Fancy Caps, per ship .W.v England. noT30 Ssr F. DEGEN. SE VI ELL T. TAYLOR, IM FOR TE n OF WHOLESALE If RETAIL, Kos. 15 Si 18 Royal Street, .Vfic-Orh aitt.


ocr: WM. T, MATO-MtSIC STORE. No. 5 C amp st., thres doors from C anal st. NEW ORLEANS. Offers for sale Piano Fortes from the best manufactories in tho United States and Europe. Melodeons, Seraphines aud Me 'lodeon Pianos, from §50 to $200. Harps, - _ Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Flutes, and musi cal merchanmse ofevery kind. Brass Instruments, a large and varied assortment. Music, new and old. I lie stock ol music on hand amounts to over twenty thousand dollars, and is now offered at prices much lower than sold at any other musie store in the southern states. Seminaries, Masic Teachers and Stores in the country, will Und it especially for their interest to patronize this os tahlishraent. Catalogues sent by mail to any post-flice in this and the adjoining States, on application. n23-6m ol os in


ocr: SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR. JUST RECEIVED, AFRESH SUPPLY of the genuine Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry and Smiths Tonic Syrup — also , superior Brandy , Jamaica Rum , lo - nongahela Whiskey . Gin . Madeira ^ Poit and Sher - ry Wines for Medical purposes . DAVIS & BAYLEY. A full supply of the popular Patent Medicines , constantly on hand , ta wit : Mortimore ' s Rheumatic Compound , a Bitter Cordial and Blood Puriiier , ■ > Vegetable Anti - Bilious Pills . Dr . Stephen ' s Astringent Syrup , » C' larkes Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar , Dalley ' s Pain Extractor , Pilules De Vallett . genuine , Thompson ' s Eye VVater, 1 horn ' s Extract , Judkin ' s Ointment . Carpenter ' s Fluid Extract of Buchu , Beach ' s Anti - Cat hart » for Diarrhea , Cholera Jstc , Henrv ' s Calcined Magnesia . Butler ' s Effervescent Apperient Magnesia . B. A. Fahnestoek ' s Vermifuge . Smith ' s do do Ace . & c . & c . sepl3 DA \ IS & B LEY DAVIS àL BAYLEY, HAVE just received a fresh supply ot 1 AM \ GROCERIES, which they offer as low as they eau be purchased elsewhere , to - wit . Ü underwoods assd . Presents , in - Sugar , in 4 and C lbs . tin Cans , a superior article ; Pine Apple in juice . Kreuch style ; Fresh Lobster and Salmon in 1 and 2 lb . tin cans , warranted fresh and in prime order ; Table Salt in small boxes ; Thornton Ac Griiisteml ' s Mustard , all sizes ; Flesh Asparagus , in tin cans ; Underwood ' s Pickles , assd .. 1-2 (' all and Quarts ; Wells . Miller aud Provost do , 1-2 ' Assd . French Cordials ; Tomato Ketchup : Fruits for Pies and Tarts , to - wit English Cherries ; Pie Plant ; Danisere Plum ; Green Gage - do ; Currents; Gooseberries ; Blueberries . & c . &e. Also , afresh supply of CANDIES of all kind s . NOTICE.


ocr: NOTICE. MRS. VE. BEAU, respectfully in-«^s 'forms her customers and the ladies in/lg jeneral," that she will continue the! il BONNET MAKING, on Meriam street, arid hopes that they will favor her with the same kind patronage that they have heretofore bestowed, oh her, as : she will do lier utmost to satisfy both their taste and their wishes. She has just received from New Orleans a large assortment of Mantilles, Flowers'and Ribands.— She respectfully solicits a call. Orders will be executed at the shortest notice,


ocr: and that Plaqnemine Botel. The public are respectfully in formed that the undersigned has ta rken charge of the HOTEL lately Hoccupied by G. S. Rousseau, Esq., tie intends to devote his entire attention in conducting it in such manner as will meet the approbation of all who may favor him wih their company. Extensive additions and repairs will be made in the house—and everything done to add to the comfort of his guests. HENRY WORSHAM. Plaq uemine, Sep. 6, 1851.


ocr: DR. BANNING' S CELEBRATED BODY BRACE, OR PATENT LACE, For the relief and cure of the following disea m Weakness of tlie Breast, Bronchitis, shortness of the Breath, Pain in the Chcsi, Weakness and Bleeding at the Lungs, Palpitation of the Heart, Dispepsia, Costivc ness and Piles, Pains in the Back, spinal Afflictions, fall ing of the Bowels, Prolapsus Uterior Bearing Down, Ir regular. Painful or Profuse Menslration; a tendeney to Abortion and Painful Pregnancy, and the bad shape inci dent to Child-bearing and dispositions of Drooping, Loung ing and Weariness, Habitual Billious Cholic, sea sickness and Chronic Diarrhœa, and all weariness peculiar to males and females. CT Sold only by DR. SHERMAN, Agent for the south at his ofhee, 70 St. Charles street, New Orleans. LADIES fit


ocr: SEWELL T. TAYLOR, IMPORTER OF «mi* fe wwrn, WHOLESALE If RETAIL, Nos. 15 & 16 Royal Street) Afint'Orlemm.


ocr: CITY ADVERTISEMENTS MEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE. 113 Cîravier and 13 Union-sts., (Opposite the St. Charles Hotel,) V. «Se ktm fc Carriages and Harness Of every description always on hand. Also, complete assortment of COACH TRIMIISGS* a PREMIUM IIAT ST 30 Canal. HATS AM) CAPS, PARIS MANUFACTURE. O" Just received direct from Paris, an ele gant assortment of extra moleskin, Hungarian, Planters, and Youths' Hats, Silk, Velvet and Fancy Caps, per ship New England. nov30 3vv F. DE GEN.


ocr: SCHWRING & HIRN, ■addle* Carriage and Harness Ma / kers. Have the honor to in- 1 form the public that their "»hop is located on Levee st, near the old Court House, "by the residence of T. B. Gles r, where they are prepared to undertake any work concerning their business, and execute it ni dispatch, at moderate prices. Plaquemine, May 10th, 1851. 5 Û it


ocr: ; I j j j j j BAMS LS! BASSISIS! THE undarsiçned keeps aiwav* on hand a large lot of C'Y PRE- S MOLASSES BARRELS, which he warrants to be el thf liest description. All outers from Merchants in Few Orleans and elsewhere, will be punctually atleiu 'ed to. Reter to—W. O. Dales, F. N. Birsell, Roth Brothers, Plaquemine ; A. G. Marionneaux, New Orierns. N. B.— Ho;»head Hoop Poles always cm hand for sale. JAMES ENNIS. Plaquemine, 27th September, 1851.


ocr: Etat de la Louisiane — Paroisse d' Iberville. Vente de Succession. E N vertu d un décret de 1 Hon. Cour du 6me District de l'Etat do la Louisiane, en et pour la Paroisse d'Iberville à moi J'exposerai en vente publique, au plus offrant et dernior enchérisseur, Lundi le p de Janvier 1851« le» propriétés ei-apres décrites, spparrenant aux Successions de feu Antoine Dupuy et son Epouse Sophie Daigle, savoir : lo Une Habitation ou Morceau de Terre situé dans b dit« Paroisse d'Iberville, rive


ocr: >ORBAYOU SARA. BATON ROUGE, PLAQUE M INE, i the Coast—The new and hr« sleaiÄSIULWANT, Captl commence her trip» on WLDNESD «-ill lence her trips on » Lufttsuai, larwui at 10 o'clock, A. M., and will leave New #jpnwrcniv \rnovT\mfi «t m A Orleans WEDNESDAY MORNINGS, at 10 K. M.. and SATURDAY EVENINGS, at 5 o'clock, P .M. Returning, will leave Bayou Sara every M<^DAY*and"THURSDAY, atferVhe arrival of | tbcear*. For freight or passage, applv on board, j n to BOGART & FOLEY, | j


ocr: CARRIAGE ggggr REPOSITORY. THE subscribers have now on hand a large and well selected ass' riment of Cariiages, and are constantly receiving from the best Northern Ma nufactories, every style and variety. Purchasers would do well to give us a call. A. WOODRUFF & CO., mh6 ly 150 St. Charles st.


ocr: C CITY ADVERTISI3MEIÏS. Hi m mm *3 iL TOWÄ5Ä *WS<KV\>«A AàVSv-m 1 -3 Yk\»\C.W S o a ^ < £5 — rr * C _ r Ulli SIGN 3 o» TB« X golden 5« BÖRSE HEID, Ü No. 6, MAGAZINE ST. Njö'tfMttns. Ca — 2R Where th« Larjje Hon« lands in ® PURCHASERS m;iy rely on getting Goods at the very lowest nrices it ia r .i at, as our assortment is one of the largest in the United States, all manufactured oï iWted bv ourselves. It comprises— luiporiea oy SADDLKRY, HARNESS, SADDLERY WARE, TRUNKS SADDLERY MATERIALS, LEATHER. & c f.eathcr, India Rubber Gin aud Mill Bunds, and India Rubber Goods •<> MASONIC. I. O O. F. AND SONS OF TEMPERANCE REGALIA JEWELS O*Look for the large Ilorse standing in the door. ' oclO 1^ to purc haser s of clothing, &c. * ALFRED A!UIVIiOE & GO'S. ©nt Jlfitr stow, IVO. 31 MAGAZINE STREET, good or bad judges of Goods, may rest assured of obtaining every article at the verv lowest without the trouble of beating down, or the fear of being cheated. We have but ona for Goods, and that invariably is the lowest in the city. Onr stock of Clothing and Fur Goods is now very large, comprising a very full assortment. All made in the"latest and* manner, and warranted in every respect. Coats. and colored cloth Dress Coats, $10 00 to 25 00 and colored cloth Frock Coats, 12 00 to 25 00 and colored cloth Sack Coats, 10 00 to lß 00 and Tweed Suck Coats, G 50 to 10 00 Tweed business Coats, 6 50 to 10 00 descriptions, 4 00 to 15 00 Sack Coats, f> 00 to 15 00 and Alapaca Sacks, 4 50 to 7 00 Sacks and Coatees, 10 00 to 15 00 Sqdis and Frocks, 10 00 to 15 00 Paul». Cassimere Pants, Doeskin Pants, Cassimere Punts, Satinet Pants, Tweed Punts, Pants. drap d'etc Pants, Merino Pants, Drill Pants. Check Pants, Linen Drill Pants, Nankeen Pants, Vest«. Cashmere I'est s , Satin I'ests, Silk and Satin Vest*, Black Embroidered I'ests, Fancy Velvet Vests, §>"5 00 to 7 00 G 00 to 10 00 4 00 to 7 50 3 00 to 4 00 3 00 to 4 00 ] 50 to 2 50 5 00(0 7 00 3 00(0 4 00 2 00 to 5 00 2 00 to 2 50 3 00(0 5 00 at 3 50 §2 50(0 7 00 3 50 to 5 00 2 50 to (i 00 at 8 00 5 00 to 9 00 From Gov. Tucker. For the benefit of suffering humanity, as well as act of justice to Dr. SAMUEL GILBERT, 1 the following statement:—'That in June last 4 50 to 8 5® 3 00/0 000 2 50/0 5 00 3 50/O 5 00 4 50(0 6 00 2 50/O 4 00 5 00(0 7 00 Gold and Silver Figured Vests, Best If'hite Marseilles Vests. Best colored Marseilles Vests, Best buff Cashmere Vests, Rich light Silk Vests, Rich light Chalics Vests, Best Black Silk Velvet Vests, BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, &€. Ac*. Superfine all linen Shirts—stitched bo ç s( i ms ' ,. #250(0450 Superfine Muslin Shirts—linen bo soms and Collars, 1 00 (o 2 75 French Gingham and calico Shirts; Hickory check and Negro Shirts; Merino, Flannel, Gauze, Broten, U'hitt and Pink Undershirts and Drawers; Silk Undershirts and Drawers; Very rich styles Fancy Cravats; Italian and French Black Silk Cravats; Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs; Lblin Border Handkerchiefs; Linen and silk Gloves; Black kid Gloves; Cotton, Merino und Linen Half Hose; Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, Sfc. \e. also—trunks, valises, cakpet bags. india rubber clothing of all kind«. ALFRED MUNROE & CO., janO ly M agazine S t. Welsh Slates, FOR Roofiing, Pavements, Gutters, Ridge«, Edgings for Garden Walks. A-c., English Tile for Ridges, Dutch Tile for Pavements, Fir®


ocr: DSSRXSra ét WZXiSY, COLLECTORS OF ACCOUNTS, AND Ceuerml JVetr+paprr K Periodical .tgemti, Wo. 57 Camp street. New Orleans. R eferences Lumsden, Kendall & Co.; D. Corcoran & Co.; Crocket, Frost & Co.; Isaac Bridge; M. Judson; Dr. E. D. Fenner; Dr. A. Hester; Dr. J. S. Copes; Ed. Jenner Coxe; Minis ter & Anderson; J. C. Morgan; Geo. W. Hynson. G2P" We will receive money by mail and order any newspaper or magazine wanted, promptly. We invariably pay the offices for what we order at the time of ordering it. ml-6t G. C. LESLIE, Office on Main street, opposite the Drug Stor <4 A. E. Richards. <fecJ4


ocr: Whig Nominations. for senator, ZENON LABAUVE. FOR REPRESENTATIVES, JAS. H. JOHNSTON, EUGENE BAB1N. for sheriff, J. L. PETIT. for assessor, J. H. HAASE. for school superintend ast, H. S. BROWN. for coroner, J. S. WECB. PLAQVE9IIIVE; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1851.


ocr: NEWORLEAXS CAHRTAO-l WABJESKOUSS. 113 « ravietfiiid la Union-rtt., (Opposite ie St. Charles Hotel ,) & ^$3 Carriage and Harnes« Of every deseriptm always on hand. Also « complte assortment of COACf TRIMMINGS. PREM PI HAT STORE, O Canal. HAÏ A\D CAPS, HAÏ A\D CAPS, & PARISIAN U FACTURE. O * Jus t reci ed d i re ct from Paris , an el « gant assortmel of extra 31oleskln, Hnnprian, Planters and Clotli, Youths' Hats, Silk, "Ifclvet and Fancy Caps , per ship New England . nov30 3vr F. DEGEN. SEMELL T. TAILOR, IMPORTER OF mm* & IhoLESJLE If RETAIL,


ocr: Covers. Matting etc., Floor Oit Cloth, from Sj 24 feet wide, new patterns. All of which we < ~ at the lowest market prices. uov30 A. BROUSSE AU & CO. 4ü Martin H. Doveren* ^ 1\/T AN UFACTURER of all artidef in the \ per , T in , S heet I kon , and GRATE B' NESS. Grates of Brass, Russia or Berlin Iwji , any pattern or size, to suit, the Fire-place or tel. Stair and Curtain Rods, kitchen Furnituit ß ) general ; kitchen Ranges, for Boarding Hon «* * Hotels—Cooking Stoves to suit families offre« eight to one thousand persons, improved " .: D. Plain and bronzed Pyramid Stoves to Churches, Halls or Public Rooms; small Office» and Counting Rooms. Ship and Ste« Cabooses, from No. 1 to 9, for coal pr wood ^ Pipe of all sizes, and put up. Bath Heaters, j Worms, Sugar Ladels, &c. on hand or to < N. B.—Builders and others in want of , Tin, Copper Pipes or Gutters, will find itt#t#e« % _ advantage to call and examine the same All repairs promptly attended ttrat. jan9 No. 26 Tchou wtoW-* 8 n a.o.uvrur. t. /. ***** DUPUY & GR, ISS. Commtsafon And Agents for the sale if CoUm jyl ty No. 15 Conti street, New One««» (ot


ocr: R. HALL & CO. © S ft ©'S R'SSpi No. 48 Canal st., New Orleans. KEEPS on hand a general assortment of nil kinds of Lunking*<îlasses; iLookirig-Glass Plates; Picture Glass, all sizes; Window Glas», do; Gold Leaf; Dentists' Gold and Tin Foil; Portrait and Picture Frames; Aitists'Colours and Brushes; (v'urivaas in roll and iu utretcher; Tassells Cord, Ac. Portrait and Picture Frames of every descriptioiij mad« to order, aud re-gilding of all kinds dona-in th« best mannet. Prints; Maps, &c. mounted and varnished. AUo. Oil Pictures cleaned and var nished, and all things connected with oar bu»i neis doue in the best manner. nov30


ocr: Newark, Jr.. Saddlery Ware house. ANDREW G. BULL,23t! CO.," No 15 Canal street, New Orleans, between Camp and Mag azine, Manufacturers and Importers of SADD LERY WARE, have constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Mar tingales, Trunks, Whips," Skirting, Harness an d Bridle Leather; Hogskin 's Saddles, . Too k Trimmings of every description. at fif o^ 15ftC aBal street decl4 6m ANDREW G. BULL & CO.


ocr: Slaves Arrived this Eay and for Sale. THE subscriber offers for sale at Slatter's old stand, corner of Esplanade and Moreau sts., a Hundred Field Hands—all of whom are young, athletic and efficient. Sugar planters and those wishing to purchase heavy men and women, would be pleased to see this lut from Virginia and Maryland. WALTER CAMPBELL, ^novS-lw Slatter's successor. Crockery and Glass Ware. AN extensive assortment, comprising— Chinese Tea Sets. Toilet Sets, Ewers & Basins, Plates—Dishes, Bowls—Pitchers. Parian Syrup Jugs. Cut and Pressed Tumblers, Goblets, Wine and Champaigne Glasses, Preserve Dishes—Cake Stands, &c. For sale by novS BISSELL. & Co


ocr: . NSW GOODS. THE undewig-ied is receiving direct from New York, Boston and Philadelphia, a large and i handsome assortment of GOODS OF EVERY j DESCRIPTION. He res pect fu 11 y solicits a share of public patronage. THEODORE JOHNSTON. Plaquemine, S eptember 1 3th, 13Ô1 . FOR RENT, FRONT ROOM of our office, formerly


ocr: BOUT 8&AG8, OR PATENT LACE, For the relief and cure of the following disea ses, viz: Weafcnete of the Breat^ Bronchitis, shortnest of the Breath, Pain in the Chesi, Weakness and Btrediug at the Lungs, Palpitation of the Heart, Dispepsia, Costive nets and Klet, Paint in the Back, tpinal Afflictions, fall ing of the Bowels, Prolapsus Uterior Bearing Dawn, Ir regular. Painful or Profite Menstration; a tendeney to Abortion and Painful Pregnancy, and the bad thape inci dent to Child-bearing and diapoiitiom of Drooping, Loung ing and Weariness, Habitual Billious Cbolic, sea tieknett and Chronic Diarrhcea, and all weariness peculiar tö males and females. LrSold only by DR. SHERMAN, Agent for the smith at his office, TO St. Charles street. New Orleant. LADIES fit tad with the Brace at Mas. SHERMAN'S, MX) St. Charlet


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ocr: v5 ,m3F'i Mf.'.-ai'Mfi'fer"-''' "- W. -i ill tCf(S.-Ty a U5J iinnca MIlS. E." KIDDER'S TIIR MttST I'KKFKtlT IIUMI'.liY FOR TIIE CURE OF C'wli ra, Cwlira tUnrlius, Dysentery, Sutnmir Complaints of Children, and Diarrhirn, eilhir recent or protracted. TVA II f. p'llilie lu-ve heen Ciiinilmr wilti l his medicine ler H lie iiy l .v i 1 1 1 y vi ari ; niiii ll. n. null il iiitMiinic merits il Ii.im cre.it -it f..r ilsi'll'ii wiile.sirrail iinrket, tinth in this ilinl ilist-i; emu Irii. It linn ei-ver ln-eti euunlleil ty any ntlu i iiini:, me, null llii'i i- i- ii r. .1. ii'.l ily Hint it ever can lie i x.vlle.i. Its jn.wer in etlW-tinii .-in iuu-.iediate CURE, ill every ruse of CHOLERA, DVSENTERY k MmA, in every I'eiiniry.antl in every chine, lias atoiiished the world. I'M si iaus have looked on their dying patients with vMitol rein! atouisiuieii , at se in tliem revive and ecnin n stoied, when the iu-t plrk of jft; t-eemed to tw IrkiTint, and all Impc of reenv. rv h ul li d. Huch casen nve hi t n every d tv nrciint uiT.-. It is not too much to ay, that not it sin trie case fr. in either nf these dtscasei need be In-t, iv ln-n this no dicine is administered in ny n-nsouabli' Hnn. so sim- is it to cur.-. It seldom n tpii.es more than a tVw days tocure the wort rasi s ; and all recent cases ur; cured in tbetciurse of a few hour'. At hit season nf the yar, every f unity should havn It at hand in c ie f :uiMeo attacks, nsthe iimneiliate use of the COKIH K will ii tt rely prevent anv serious sicknesu Mrs. K. KIDDKR, I nvnntor and Proptietor. Jr- S. ht a s formerly nt the old stand, 100 Court Street Boston, by Mis E. KIDDI'R & Co. Hold in Montpclier hy KcdfU-ld nnd Ginnnis, Collins and Pierce. Cin31

place_of_publication: Montpelier, Vt.

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ocr: STATE TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR, LUCIUS B. l'ECK, OF MONTPELIER. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, RYLAND FLETCHER, OF CAVENDISH. FOR TREASURER, DANIEL P. THOMPSON, OF MONTPELIER.


ocr: FASHIONABLE FURNITURE Upholstery &, WAKEIIOCSE, 12, 14, 16, 18, & 20 CornhUl, And Chambers No. 7 Wftahliigtoii Street, (Corner of Cornliill,) BOSTON. ftp Particular attention given to UPHOLSTERY In all its branches. JAMBS U. BUM.., 4():3m (Late Kittmdfe Ic Blake.) FANCYJ300DS. KRAMER &. HEYER, m roRTBHi or French, German, &. ungiisa MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Alann Clocks, Toys, Willow Baskets, Brushes, Fancy Hoses, &c. &c., No. 18 nd 0 Atkluaon, near Milk Street, XT Order, taken for Staple Articles in their tlnart usual comminsion ratet. TREMONT HOUSE IIOSTON, MASS. rBlIIM well known estaMUhnwnt Is still comlucted rl' .. r ,,.n,,n. It has always been. The mo ,.,..,, iiniiMii. its commodious and Plni . fu51iril)a K wmbine to render It agroeahl. and advantageou. thHanbiierion.oftt.enrm of John L. Tucker At Having Dorn .. ,-hlishmont. the med..". his Jest Uertion, to maintain its reputation, and Jr. Mtlsfaction to hi. , FARKKR Boston, Aug. 19. 1851.


ocr: Numbers 8 and 9 Tremont Row, Boston. Opposite the bead of Hanover Street. 39:4m C!1ILNVS Patent Air-Warming -AND VENTILATING FURNACES. Illiiril'illfri" mm A GKEAT IMPROVEMENT IN VVAUM1NG AND VETIIjATING HUILniNtiH. are happy to inform the public that our long de v Birmi onjc.ci is now hilly accomplished, in bcin aide to ofler a varitty of sizes of those Furnaces, bi brick and portable, which, have been brought, after yenr oi unceasing lanor and great expense, to a degree or per feet ion unequalled bv any othor mode ol heating build ing in the world. We would most lespectliilly the attention of scientific gentlemen to an examination these improvement in Dwelling-, Churches, School Houses, Court Houses, HopitaU, Stores, &c, the country, which have proved to hr the most mode of warming and ventilating buildings in the as the actual working operation of this acpiratus in seve ral hundred buildings, both public and private, in this and throughout the county, together with the printed reports of the didWent I'ublic Comuiiiiess unani mously adopting them, will testify. Wo are perm'ted refer to upwards of eight hundred gentlemen who uted .his apparatus, many of whom are professional gen tlemen, whose scientitie altniimenw In these are well known. Tho arrangement of this f which is entlrelv different from anv of tlie common era,) is such that It warmi without destroying the lifo oi a large volume; ot iresh air, hits the apartments warm ad with a fresh, healtlilul, invigorating atmosphere, creates a constant circulation of fresh air throuL'hout house. We are totally oppored to all common Iron hot air furnaces id every description, which destroy vitality of the air, having manufactured in years past nouch of such machines to satisfy us of their utter lesne., aud destructiveness In health, fuel, and the tiaces themselves. At our Establishment may nUvnys be found every of Wiumlng and Venlillating apparatus, including ters, Hot Air Giates, Ventillors, &c. AIo, every tion of Cookfng Htoves, Cooking Ranges, Ac, dec. son attention given to wanning and ventilating ings in any part of the country. 51 S 53 Blackstonc Street, Boston. 40:3m CHILSON, RICHARDSON fe CO. OF MANY TEARS STANDING, By GEO. GRIFFIN, 31 Brattle St., Boston. Tbhms Transient Boarders, 75 ct. per day , We have for mado Mr. G.'a


ocr: Old South ivH ie,A"Wf-i.j SIS Wholesale and Retail Store. V rOULDsy to the purchasing community, tlmt'lliey VW ................. I i.r.-rviT.-.l tn nlTi.r (Join! s in nnv aiinnlitv at prices that will DEFY ALL COA1PI ;T1- TION. Winter, Cloak & Dress Goo lis, nfeverv si vie of Foreign and Dumeitic manufacture. A f.huice Hpction of RICH DRESS SILKS, Hay Slate and Waterloo Shawls, Thibet and riilkShswlt, Bonnets and Rihlimis, (treat variety of Broaurlot'ns, t'assimcres and Vesting), fciiwasfr anilM, Hone blankets, Carpel Haas, Wruuitht Muslin Cur tains, Cashmere Shawls, Table and Piano Covers, Sheeting'), Tickings, Wad ding, HattingX'nlton Yarns Wick lug, and Twine. Also, onr STOCK OF IS COMPLETE IN EVEllV RESPECT. That popular style of the MOSS HOSE WARE, Is what beats everything. JKrVVARltANTF.t) superior to any style of Ware to be found in Vermont. Also, While Granite Ware, a Superior Article. Dining and Tea Setts complete ; Chamber Setts, Rich Gold Band China Setts, " Plain white " " " IPucars and Creamers, Water Pitchers, Tumblers, (Sublets, Wines, Ke Glnsses, " Custafds, Custard Slanils, Solar Lamps. Olase Lamps, Hide and Loog " Hall and Entry " Ivory Table Cutlery in Selts,51 pieces, Common " " " " Rich Tea Waiters " " 10 OF ALL KINns. Groceries of all Kinds, at UlUiliJ CASH PURCHASLRS will find it for their interest to cnll in. KEITH &l BARKER. Montpe'ier, Jan. 8, 1801. 2:lf Dr. Marshall's CATARRH SNUFF, eft'txaiiuiis rrinedy for Calarrli mid Headache 1bo


ocr: THE FREEMAN. MONTPELIER, VERMONT. 'THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 4, 1851.


ocr: NEW GOODS. KEITH & BARKER, IT AVE Just returnei' nom HoHteti and New York, and are now receiving iheir LVMEXSE STOCK OF Spring and Summer Goods. Selected wlih great care, and adapted to the present and approaching season. JtliESS liUUim. Rich Rlack Silks, " Plain changeable " Rrocade figured do, " Striped and plaid dJ, " Foulard do, " Satin u Chine, Plain Changeable Poplins, Brocade Figures. ao Beruge De Lnines, All wool De Laines, Manchester do I'rrnch Ginghams, Scutch do Lancaster do Linen do Chambrage do ciin i issues, Plain Barnges, Fig'd do French fig'd Jarsnct", do do Orgifflliei Bilk Grenadier?, pinghani Muslins, Printed Lawns, Together with a aplendiil assortment of White uooas. An elegant assortment of SHAWLS. Black Silk, Changealile do Cashniero do Long and Squure do firocha do Rich plain Thibet, " Figured oo " Wrought do ' Printed Cashmere do Borage do RICH PARASOLS, from 50 cents to $4,00. The lareest stock .if Honneta ever liroughl Into Mont- nelier. eninnrialtin uvrv variety now in Voeue. 1-.. ...s . ' r. too pieem Kick Ribbon uonntt auics, tww- tr and Talis, Rich La" i;rape iar,a aim n:ie, Chimisels, Wrought Collars and Cuffs, Wrought Under Sleeves, Wroiuht Caps, Mournig Col lars, Rich Berths Lar,e, Black Laces,Neck Ribbons and Cravats, Infant's waists, Children's Crib Quilts, German Worsteds, and Hteel Goods. ALSO An extensive assortment of Cloths and Trlr mlngs, Gaibmeres, Dodkins, Vesting!., Ladies', Gent a', ana Children's Ulovosanu Hosiery Also, nrro fonrrMV pnrtvr VU1V . JVVV'LT. fa AllAirn.,n.nlaaln Mnil tira K.n nflfer Aran, harnain. fn all who are pncliasing Vn '"kery, tJlass or China Ware, etc. Aolar Lamps. Girati'74h Fnncy Waiters, and Brittania The best assnrment nt Jtlechamcs' Tools to be found in Montpelier. Also, House UiMdin; materials, Mill,Circular, Cross cut and Mechanic's SAW S. TABLE CUTLERY. HOIT8E FURNISHING HARD WARE of all kinds, etc. Together with many other things too numerous to mention, which will be sold at fail aim uonest low prices. UL1) SOUTH CUKMli. April 29, 1851 18 Church Music. I. D. RUST & CO KEEPS a large supply of the DULCIMER, hy I. Wooonunr, the best Rook In use, and are to supply at wnoiesale ami rer.au, ar. me ruoi letters rnces nontpeiier,?1 13, Iran. 4S:lf 35,000 Siiffars. St LANGDON have received In the past few days an hhla. Whira R,i, 10 mis. 4. nois Lamp ,25 hds. ii bbls Brown do. 1 annery tin. t? bags of Coffee, II, cliAKt. I psa. 109 boxes Winc'r Canlles, Box Raisins, We Will Sftll hv l PaVkHtf In M.'r.hnnta well a. vnn wuy ill nuaiou. Dloaso OL JjmwJiY. Bept. I, itui. 3 Wooden Ware.- Pails, Tubs Bowls, Trays, Washboards, Rolling-pins. Clothes Mortars, Wire Sieves, and all other kinds of ware, constantly on haml by KEITH HAKKEK NEW TAILORING


ocr: ware, constantly on haml by KEITH HAKKEK NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT , BY , WM. PHELPS, FIRST DOOR EAST OP POST OFFICE, Over Moiilpelkr Boot & Shoe Store State Street, Montpelier, Vt milE siibsenoer would respectfully announce to the X citizen, ui .Vontpoiier and vicinitv. that he recently niieo up rooms as aonve, where he Is prepared to execute ail work in liis line of business, In the very iicai uitiiitii-r, uiiii 111 me I.ATUXT FASHIONS. Thope wifihinc to ire.t their Work done in the best work manlike style, wrulrl o well to give hint a call, ns Giuimirmi. mwh im 'nui mil iu ami me mom i.m. All work done In the noil durable manner, and Moninelier, January 1,1851. S:tf Great Bargain In Bonnets and Ritbone, at i iKeith & Parker's. New Styles riceivtd every week. The best Axes iu the World. mmimi mmmd AT his stand In Motitpelier village, at the west end o the Arch Bridge, dors all kinds of Blacksmith wo,k of the bestvualilv, nndaithe LOWEST PRICES. Especially would he soli.lt the public to try his AXES, which will be warranted. lieinsniade bv a workman main. ly employed for the purpose, and n ho is bound never to tan in tins, ami other pans ot the edge-tool department. D3rV 'jnmp' axes for Hie low price of 75 cents. Favors acknowledged by , R PEKRIN. Mentpeller, Oct. 12, 18J0 43:tf SPRING STYLE or 18 51. JDST RECEIVED BY T. Li OF superior quality and style. A L 8 O ASpl-ndid Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISING GOODS. fry The abore at wholesale or retail March 25, 11)51, 13 tf. REMOVAL. PECK i LEWIS have removed to Spaulding's where we should be happy to see our former and all others wislnngto buy Goods cheap. We returned from market with a full stock of Goods mini ttu,ii,uuu are selling tnem at very tow prices. Flour, Glass, Nails, Oils, Paints, with a general assortment of West India and Common Domestic GOODS. Wewould say to one andalt.gtve 111ft call and satisfy you by our Low Prices, that It will be an object you to can agn'n. Goods sold by the Package at a very smll commission. casn paio lor an Kinna of conntry proatire. Montpeli". June 5, !8fJ0, 23-tf Bradford Stage J EAVES Bradford for Montpelier on Mondays.Wednei JLd days and Fridays, at 3 o'clock P. M. oron the arrival of the first train til Cars from Button pasiint through Corinth, Went Topshain, Orfle and Barre to Montpelier, nun moves at nan past nine me same evening. Leaves MiintiwiUv n riiiatsvH. Thiirfldiivfi and Sntur days, at four o'clock A. M. passing through the above namea towns, on return, and reaming Hraotora Bin n. M. in season for the 11 o'clock train for Boston, the samp forenoon. Fare from Bradford to Mnntpelier, $1,50. By this arrangement the travelling public can reach Burlington, Whitehall, New York City, Ogdensburgh, Montreal, and all Intermediate places un the route, the next day, HORACE MARTIN, Proprietor. Monfpeller, Nov. 13, lti50 46itf SI. L. KE.DAI;L & (Jo.'s IMPERIAL ERASIVE Washing Fluid. DIRECTIONS. I. Put the Clothes in warn water, and let them soak half an hour or more. 9. Measure into your boiler sufficient water to boil your Clothes, and for every aioHto'i.i'0" dd a nn of the Fluid, and quisTia or a rowo of Soap, sliced very thin. 3. When the liquid boils wringout tlie Clothes'' put them in and boll half an hour wring them, and rinse thor oughly In clean water: bluetbem, and put Ibeiuoutto dry. Garments that are badly soiled should be slightly rubbed. The same sudsanswers for Colored Clothing. ty- By the above process a lge washing may b. done In two or three hours. OCT Warranted not to iiijuretlia most delicate fabric AoW 4y SCOTT & FIELD, Montpelier, Vt. 44-.lt August 1st, 1851. who want tkln Dress Bonnet WILLIAM


ocr: MONTPELIER; IJJtL WILDER i MIL QUIA) Invite particular uttentlon to tlieir arge tod wen sritxuru USSOrUUOIH OI ' srniiYf; .oois, I'hirh they have juit received, and nre constantly makio dditioiis to, and which Ihev are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, t sueh prices as shall be perfectly satisfactory to the buy. r. Our Onods have Iwen purchased with care, and wo un at very Low Pi-Ire, as the large ilnck wn keep ives iis ailviinlases In hiiyins, over those who buy the une Goods in le. quantities. Please call and eiamino ar assortment of )resu .ilk., Ifm-age Ie Lftlurn, Wlk and Liln cn Poplins, f.liinlmm-, Flint., Iin 111 ts, Hlhhnns, Ctc, - a ii a o i'F. have made treat additions to our stock of CHINA, LASS AND CtlOCKBilY WARE, SOI,!R l.AMP'f, KliltE CtJTR FI.OWIMt I'OT.S, CHINA CARD RE E1VKRS, CHINA VASES, fcc., which we s'lall b leased to exhibit and sell to all who may favor us with a ill at the First Door East of Ihe BranclitBridge, pril 2il, Id'il. 17:lw Sime Street, MoiiiEi.ii,Vt. VlWST0itE & NEW GOlm Loomis Ik Keith. Formerly "If. S. LOOMIS," WOULI) inform thcirfrlnntlH nnd cti'tAmeri that they t T have removed from their DM Stand, head of Slate treet, and rented tin Store lurmerly occupied by LANGDON t,- WRIGHT, fain Street, which has been remodeled throughout, and here can be found a full assortment ol On Goods, Gentlemen and Ladie's Dress Goods, of the latest importations, Rendij Made Cloth ing, Shirts, Bosoms, ami Collars, of all kinds, Ladies and Children's Shoes, Crockery, Glass and Hardware, Teas, Sugars, Coffee, and To bacco. Which will bo sold as cheap as tho cheapest for cash ar Hood credit. Montpelier, April 24th, 1650. ' 17:t( BOOT&. SHOE STORE. New Firm ! N. IIA11VEY & CO., HAVING purchased of N. HARVEY his entire stock in trade, will continue th Boot and Shoe bunineaa. in all Its hratvehes, at tlw old stand of N. HARVEY. State Street, Montpelier, Vt. We have now on hand, and shall continue to manufac ture, all kinds of Lid iea' and frentleraen's Boots and Shoes for the Wholesale und Raail trade. All work made by us tn order, in bust manner and at the lowest prices, and warranted to fit. Also constantly on hand, at Wholesale and Retail, all kinds of Ladies' and Gznl.U R'ltih-T Roots and Shoes. Orders from abroad arc respectfully solicited, and will receive prompt attention. N. HARVEY, K. HICKFOIID, A. K. HARVEY.


ocr: BATCHES & MERIT, " ON MAIN STREET. SAMUEL ABBOTT, J J A3 removed his watch and jew- "tiret; tuTcrtnrrnfe Bate street, a taw duortt NoriU of titorrs & LangiJon's store; und having just returned from the city with a large aaHnrlmfiU of Watches, Pinto and Jewelry, he now otters to his old custoinrrs, as well oh new, a richer supply of good in Ilia line of faiMMKM than lie has ever kepi, and not excelled by any in Hit country. We c:ut mime but a few of the arti 5


ocr: THE FREEMAN MOItTPEI-IER, VERMONT. THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 14, 1851. 05" All communications to the Freeman, whether on business of the paper, or for publica tion, should be addressed, post-paid, to the Ed itor. General Jlgenls. V. B. PALMER, S. M. PETT1NGILL, Boston. STATE TICKET. FOR GOVERNOR,' TIMOTHY P. REDFIELD 6r M0NTPEL1RR. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, RYLAND FLETCHER, OF CAVENDISH. FOR TREASURER, DANIEL P. THOMPSON, OF MONTPELIEH. COUNTY NOMINATIONS. WASHINGTON COUNTY. Henntors, LEONARD KEITH, CHARLES G. EASTMAN. DAVID V. HADLEY, JOSEPH HANCOCK, State's Attorney, STODDARD 15. COLBY. SherltT, ISAAC W. BROWN. Ilijrll Bailiff, CYRUS BROWN. JlltffW of Pmlinlc, JACOB SCOTT. CALEDONIA COUNTY. Senalors. WILLIAM MATTOCKS, EPHRAIM CIIAMBERLIN. Jurist's, a. e. judevine, Andrew McMillan. State's Attorney, JOSEPH TOTTS, Judge of Probate, THERON HOWARD. EheiilT. A. II. BARTLETT. High Bailiff. CHARLES ROBERTS. ORLEANS COUNTY , For Senator. JOHN D. HARDING. For Assistant Judaea. NEIIEMIAH COLBY, JOHN A. SAWYER. For State's Attorney. NORMAN BOARDMAN, For Judge of Trohate. WILLIAM J. HASTINGS. For Sheriff. WILLIAM.: A. ANDRUS. For Iligh DailifT. CHESTER HYDE. WINDSOR COL'NTY. For Senators, , MARTIN 1). FOLLETT, of Chester, ALBA STIMSON, of Norwich, WILLIAM WARNER, of Sp.ingfield. ALBERT ONION, of Chester. For Assistant Judges of tile County Court, SUMNER A. WEBBER, ORAMEL HUTCHINSON. For Sheriff, LORING RICHMOND, For High Bailiff, LYMAN RAYMOND. For States Attorney, AUGTSTU9 P. II UN TON. Judges of rrobatfc. .JONA. KINNEY Hartford District. WM. M. PINGRY Windsor District. ORANGE COUNTV. For Senator, iGEO. P. BALDWIN of Bradford. tPHlNEAS MOULTON of Randolph. BENJ. THURBF.R, Jr. of Washington. . . County Judges. XJOULDSBORN TAPL1N of Corinth, ALVIN SMITH of Williamstown. Sheriff, JOHN E. CHAMBERLAIN, of Newbury. High Bailiff, HARVEY TRACY, of Tunbridge. , State's Attorney, ASA M. DICKEY, of Topsham. Judgoa of Probnle, Randolph Dist. PHILANDER PERRIN, of Randolph. Bradford Dist. ROYAL HATCH. Orleans County. We this week place in our list of stand


ocr: MONTPSLIER, VT., Thursday Mornius, April lO.JSJH. (JJ3 All communications to the Freeman, whether on business of the paper, or for publica to tho Ed


ocr: TRUE EXPERIENCE TlRt'VFS thRtltueontnntonr.tniwlhattriv inm Vist I or comkoi xn cas cubs kvkht diseash, and it tin orovM NOTHING HAH RVrRliKFN FULND TOi t vffl L ALLV LKAD1CATE DISEASE u DR. STEPHEN JEWETT'S JUSTLY AND UIQULV CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES, Prepared by Stephen Jewett, ton of the late Dr. Btephea JewttL of Rinfp, N. 11., etch nitsiojtrriforanii CNPABAi.i,BLitiin thePJRMANENT RE IAEV anil CUKE ut all diieasei for which they are recommended. ORIUIMAIXY PREPARED RY ONE OF THE MOST BUO-CtSM-lX AN.J EMINENT PHYSICIAN It THAT EVER LIVED. Used and Recommended by Eminent Fhjr iclKttn of the present day, Durinv a rm and continued eriet of yeurt they hare? contlna4 to do their oooo woioi in a quiet and nur maimer, and pmbnbly KO If KOirt S'KR UAVK DONE OK ABE DOIKG to Ml Oil TO KhlJfVE and CUKE thotic prouttuueed liiroifn 11 01-1, ok sTAfum so niM AND IHeKRIHMAfll.K IH Till OOOIl ESTIHATIOif OF THE PUBLIC. Thnyarc rerun 1 mended by I'lH TING l l SIIKU and EMINENT CITIZENS, who have peksonallt in their t mil ict aud among their friend- teen their okkat mttricUL ErrtCTN. No Family should be without them. FOB Vton THKH riRM A "to TRUE ELIAIC CAR Rg PLACID. To the afflicted we tay, "Faii, uot to tbt asd ieceivb BiV LLLk " In tlit; thorough, trial of Ihete CREAI' AND 1 ELEBRATED TRUE RESTORATIVES, The Celebrated TRUE Health Restoring- Bitters. A Mcdicinb fob EVERY SEASON iw the Yeab, Remove all morbid tecretlont, purify the blood, rive treat tone and vifror tn the Divettive Oreant, cure diteaaea that afrvadr ei iat, fortify the ivitem afrainHt future diteasr, at no time dehitt tatinrf the patient Binir grateful to tlie mutt delicate etoinach, their ciierkiko, ir viooka ri no, STKEnuTiiKftiRo, and ikbtoe ativr f sot KkiiKS make them an Invaluable and ti(JK REM EDY In Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Incipient Consumption. ATD ALL OTflKR nitEASP.S CAl'SKD RT AH mrtlRK iTATrOTfTITB Btouacit, Bowkls, Blood, Lithe, etc., which tend lo debilitate r weaken the ivitcrn. TUB HIG1ILV CELEBRATED Pulmonary EUxir, PROVFD THE BEST COIT-II MEDICINE EVER KNOWN. ThU Elixir pontalni mtny of the mott highly Rnproved eoujrh or epectomnt mtdirinet, hein(( rifculiarly ana fortunately eom bined, and it truly wonderful in ftt frood retulta. The multitude wlio liave ued thn Elixir vn kqcivocai.lt pronounce it to be to-pt-rior to any other preparation in ute for mini lar pnrpntet. Par ticularly SHdl'M) THIS M f-1) TC Iff It RE tl EVERT f AMILT WltERB tuekk akk t'MILDKEN.ai the ttelav in proenrine phvtieiaa hat often pmredfutul totliw whom tihelt asristarcb WOULD hate Ravkii. A valuable remedy in CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS. Sore Throat, A nth ma. Bronchitis, Croup, and other Diseases of the Respiratory Organs THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED Strengthening Plaster, Is vnlvsmlly scknowtodgwl to be th. bMt plutar v. fcpowa. This Plsrter Is enmpowd of qui,. number of .rprt.b!. sua. Unci, pecnltnrly compoiindnl. Thr n.N hat been, .Dd si D0I .t tli. pr.i.nt time, s better plniitrr mule, for the vuious parpMW for whkh pluten are used. It hM no superior for REMOVING PAIN, 'NTF.RNAL INFLAMMATIONS. RHEUMATIPM. WEAKNESS IN THE BIDE, BACK, BREA8T, 8TO.MACII, c, and when used In LIVER AND PKLMONARY DISEASES win prove ..rr bcneflcisl to those sutfering with such complaints. For further Intbrm.tion rmntln. these Talu.bl. Medieines. Pamphlet, to be had of the agent., where testimnn. from th. bifiusl fuartcrs will be found, among which are letters from Hon. MARSHALL P. WILDER, Roston, Mass. Hok.JAMKH C. Cin'RCHILL. Porlltno. Ha. ENOCH PATTERSON, F.so. BoMon, Masa. C.rr. CUA8. U. COLE, Hindge, N. H.. law of Mm MM, EPHRAIM MfRDOCK. Jr.. Em.. VI Inchendo., Kasa. 1KA KI'SSEl.l-M. D, Winchendon. Kasa. K. KINdSRI RT. M. D, Temple. N. H. E. DAHWIN ABE1.L M. D. Rlndse, N. FL GEO. JFW'ETT, M. .. Templeton, Masa. Ray. A. W. Bt'RNHAM. Rindae. N. II. Rat. RI FII8 Tll.TON. PeterbV.ro-, N. B. CALEB . CARTER, Es. Portland, Me. (1EO. w. MrLKl.l.AN, t.Q, Deputy CoUeuor Custom Era. Bostnn,Masa WILLIAM NICHOI.8. F.sg., Townssnd. Mass. For Sniff, W hole.ale anil Retail, nt Prindw pal Office, Scollny'it Building, Tremont Row. Boston. AntNTs K. tJ'.I.Ll ., 1,,,'niri '.II Wwid worii, W tnrliury ; H.inice ll.il.lmi, liil U.-s.-r . A.li. Iliirn h.nm, Wuri-I.iwii ; Jvrus Skiiiii. r. tVaitsli -Id : Nitthin C.'imhnll, Wsrren ; G in. II Eilnin, .nth NurtliriHd ; F. C. "initli, Nunhliild . Hrk Fr.nicli, Harm ; Andrnw Duly, riuiiineiu ; t iriries ninieiy, no. l intie,,r; . r. ntCRs, ISaat Calais ; Purii.tin & VV.io.tHr. Mirshli..,,. Sim Hi.,. dins, I. len ; 1. 11. Bennett, tinw -, 3. P. Ilwikkns i;(t., Cambridae; J. H H-Hchktss, VVtferville; C. VV. Scott, .uiiimuii, 1.. n. .i.ivks, tivJ.'pnrH : Muses risa, nnrris ville , A. W. Frrnr.li, Lun.-iibiiri ; Darling k VVnodhurr, Concord ; L. Ilini;li wi in I Co., West Cuiii oril and by agents in ulinost every town unit villas" ot New England, and Iiy dealers in medicines ji-neially in older Stales DR. CONINE'S


ocr: STATE TICKET. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, RYLAND FLETCHER, OF CAVENDISH. FOR TREASURER, DANIEL P. THOMPSON, OF MONTPELIER.


ocr: Boston. IIIL 'O VS Patent Air-Warming AM) VENTILATING- FURNACES. lfil. s s ill! A, GULAl' I vllMtoVK li; I' . vv'Ait .u.ti AND C; :ire li ipjiv tii iiiitinn tli: pulihc Hint on r lottu 8irn (ttlJC t H II'IVV i lllV ncriilll.lM MiNl, III 11 HI nli ! tiniifiir : v irictv nf nizm of tluu Furnac.-s, hn ck iimi portable., which, have bueii linniizlit. nftt-r nt iincra-iinL' ahtu und izre.it i'Snenne. ti. n Oi'yri'i- ol inr fnr linn iiiifiniiiil 'd l" iinv nth f Hindu id II "at'iiu hiL 'it in tli a wiirltt. Wrt wmild in hi i expert fully lllr) ilUfiitinn of icii'Tltifir tf tntliMiiiMi to un f-XiitilinJititui the e i'ii:ir.iv.ni mii.. in D.vHlinirs tlli'irrlie-. llm ips, C.nirt 11'iiHntt, H.itp'liit-, Ston-s. vc, the Ciiiiiitry, which have prtivt-d in hMhe nmi4 inn 1- of wnniiint ami vni il-itnip hiiildinf in tin; ;m hr Hi-l'inl Wiifkiuif au rilion - f Hit.-' a p nam in ral nnd huinlrrd h'littli.iuH, h iih pnblir. an I priv itu, n thi- throiiL'Imnt Ml' ennntv, ToL""lM r with the .t.'d report f Ihe dilt'-r'-nt I'-iblb' Coiti'iitliein iiirui lly adoptiiMj llieiii, will t'-j-lify. WVnni ptnil h d r in tipwanh of t'ihi h I ml mMiileito'ii who A . Ii in app iraliH, many of whom a e pr f sioniil L'- lirii1 ni a rife use tlcn are ( ers. Ill I' hut 11 , leS II HI Al leri, whof fcientiht! alia iiiio-iiik in Ho-fe in ilu welt kn ivn. T'i arrm einent of thi-' drti i eutirelv ditr-'rent (roin anv of ih- con 11 ) in Kio-h th'it ii w.irn w.tti in il,-.-f r.i v in u th lif.' . larii" vol urn of fn-s't air. i the :i.ir.iehH vith it fn'fdi, hoalthtnl. nu i'T iiini atm -ph r", iteM a ci.u-lant rir.'ul rion of fn air 'Inn i-jli ot tie. Vn are t'.l il'v oi;i .'i! I t a II roin non iron iir furawes o everv description, whir i il -stroy tlitv of th air, Invinit min ifnM'ir'ol in ve art pa-tt iCh of j'lir'i hi u: Iii a to -ohmi'v ih of th ir utter ne-, anil !:MtruetiVr:nna-i t health, fuel, and Ihe hi llmnt-elvcH, our U-iarili-'h'n''nt miiy'ilway h- fund nvrv vVij'niii" an I Veiinllai nil apjiirata-, iiicl o:n: i, Hot Ar (It iti1-, Vrntill'ir', -r. Al u, every 1 nf Cootttn i Ht :v-ls, i-.i'ikin-i Itang.?, fee.. r, i tl attention ijivtMi ta w-niniii!; and veiiiilaiinsr s in any pa-l of the ponntry. ter mi I0:3ai CHILSDX, I!l t'll AI1IS( ) fy:"Th''(.-n ''iirntirtn-J citn bo scrti ut tlii- Z. tf C ll. WOOD, Jpnti for Of FIT ii' PllllllllUriniwinJ!


ocr: VIMONT S'l'OUE. Dwrrritt A large assortment ji received - i oy W. T. RCItNH VM, 47:lf November 30. 1H50.


ocr: v M J-Viu J I f-r - TRUE EXPERIENCE ")ROVK8 thnt itu rnntrnrv to nsture thntsny iiwoi,E ARTiet.1 I Ol COMCOl S) CAN n-UK KVLHY IOKK ASK, flllfl it uN, pnnrci DR. STEPHEN JEWETT'S JUSTLY AND U1GIILY CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES, Prepared by Stephen Jewrtt. son of the late Dr. Stephen Jewett. of KiiiilirP, N. H., v eneh DFSlONEnforintt i;nc ahaij.klkii in the PERMANENT RE LIEF anil CUKE of all dineases for which they are rwommended. OR1GUVAI.lv PKEPAKKI HY ONE (IF TUB MOST SUC CESSFUL AM) EMINENT PHYSICIANS THAT EVER LIVED. Used and Recommended by Kmfnent Phy sician of the present day. Durlnfr a lonjr. and continued wricB of yean they have continued to do their oooo work in a quiet and mire manner, and irr.ha!.l K0JM,,,'!r,:,IF's I1AVE "0SK ,tu AKK sohwh to HELIEVB and CURL thoae pronounced bkyono hoi-k, uk si anos so via AS!) IMhKRISIIABI.K IS TIIK OOOIt ESTIMATION Of TUB 1'CBI !C. Thoyare reeonuntiided hv iJIftTINGl'IHHED and EMINENT CIT1.ENH, whu have fF.it sow amy in tliir families and anou totir fmiida seen their obkat rkxeficiai. iffkct. No Family should be without them, FO! UPON THEM FIRM AXD TRUE BEUANCB CA UM FLACID. To the Afflicted we any, "Fail not TO Tar AMD KJCcbivi R hlili " Id the thorough trial uf theae GREAT AND CELEBRATED TRUE RESTORATIVES. The Celebrated TRUE Health Restoring Bitters, A Medicine for EVERY REASON m the Yiai, Remove flH morbid lerretiont, purify the blood, jrive mat tont andvijrur to the I)iiretive Orflani, cure diaeaaet that alreudv ex ist, fortify the ayitem fttrainst future ilisense, at no time deblll tatinir the patient ivnn droteful to the mint delicate itoinacn. their CtlKKKINO, INVIOOKATIMH, STBEMlTHkSIKO, and RESTOR ATIVE pRorCRTies make them an invaluaiile and feUKE KEU- Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Incipient Conaumption, AKD ALL OTHER DISEABFi OAC8ED BT AN IHPCRX ITATI Of THE PTOMAfJH. Howf.lh, Ilood, Livxb, etc., which tend to dehiiitata or weaken tiie ay item. THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED Pulmonary Elixir, PROVED THE BEST COt'GII MEDICINE EVER KNOWS. Thll Elixir containi many of the tnort highlv approved conh or expcfnint niedirinea, heinn mrnliarlv hna forttmatelv com binud. and la tnily wonderful in its ipxA reaulta. The mu'ltituda who have inert thu Elixir ineqi-ivocai lt pronounce it to be iu perior to any other preparation in use for similar purpoaei. Par ticularly Riiori.nTHiN MKniriNR be in f.vrht Fahiltwhers TiiEittc akk CIIUDHPN.tts the delay in prucuriue a physician hai often proved fatal to those whom timely assistance woulb uavi savki). A valuable remedy in CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, Sore Throat Asthma. Bronehlfl, Croup, and other DLeae of the Uesplratory Orgaiie TUE JUSTLY CELETIRATED Strengthening Plaster, I. nnlverMlly lcknowleiUl to be the beat ptarter ever knovn, Thl. Plmter It compowrt ur quite s number of Testable .nb itsnee.. periillnrly ciimpoiinili'il. Thrre nevtr hn. been, .nd I. not t the nretient time. . better plotter mnile, Inr the evlotu purpow. for which plaster, ue UKd. It ho. no superior tor EEMOVING PAIN, INTERNAL INFLAMMATIONS, MIEUMATISM. VVEAKNEMS IN THE SIDE, BACK, BREAST, STOMACH, ice, and when used in LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES fll pror. very beneficial to those .uffering with such cotupbllntl. Tor further lnfbrmntlon reesrdln thew ruln.ble Medicine, w. Pamphlet, to be hsd of theaeent.. where testimony from the hijhMt quuter. will be found, .moil.: which tit letter, from Hon. MARSH Al.L P.wn.DFR, Boon, Mn. iiiis.jamea' c. riirmiiu.L. roniund, h. KNOCH I'ATTERSIIN, F., Uodtoo, Man. I' a rr. CQAb. II. CULE, lUndge, N. U., UK of New Bedford, Msm. FIMIP.A1 V MrniDOCK. .Is, Esi.. WlnrhenaoB, thm. IHA Rt'SSKLl.. M. D., W'inrhendon, Man. N. KINCSHl'RV. M. I), Temple. N. U. If. DAHWIN ABEI.I. M. I). Rirnlne, N. H. (1EO. JEWETT. M. ii, Templcton.Majl Htv. A. W. Bl'RNIIAM, llindsf. N. II. Bee. KVH S Tll.TON, Petrrboro'. N. It CAI.ER S. t'AHTER. Eo. Portlsnd. Me. (iEll. W. McLELLAN, tfly. Deputy (Jollwof CtMtos BMW B.nb.n. Mom. W 1 1.1.1 AM Nicnoi.a. Esq, Townsend, M.M. ForSHle, Wholesale nnd Retail, t PrlncU pal OIGce, Scollay'g liuililinr, Tremout Row, Boston. Ahests. K. COLM.XS, i ,ul iielitr ; W, H. VVond- llornre IJolilen. MMrilege ; A. tl. Knrn i?yr' eikinnvr, irulMflold ; A'slhan Gr. H. Ea-on.tr-.Htll Xnrthnolil ; f. C. itl'lrk Friincil. Hsrrrt : An,ln.iv n.,iu Chnbnll, VVnrrun : initli, N'ortliti -Id ; I'l.tinli. Ill ; (,'inrlM Cililov, Nn. Muntiwlii-rj A. P. Hick.! EnslUslais; P itii im si IVoousr, .Wrl,lk lil : Shiu. Bel. iima, v. leu J. II. Iljiim


ocr: ja cli:tim6 lit1 -iiCitSsir l; Sltt j'SiT.RYa tj'iRo.KiOD MRS. E. R'DDKU'S COHB1AL, THK MOST PERFECT ItEMEDY f'OI! THE CC'RE OF Cholera, Cholera Mnrlus, Dysentery, Summer Complaints of Cnildren, and Diarrhera, either recent or protracted. THE p'lhlic lii've liceti familiar with this uicl icitie let tic illy ini-niy years ; mill ll.n,iiili Us infinslc merits t has ere itt-.l f.ir ii.-i If a wiili- s,r,..-i,i m.irket, both in this .mil dii-tniit ct.iintrit.M. Il has tu vcr bi cn t iiiallrtl t-y any itlit-r iiiiiiticini-, nntl tliKre is in, nn.li:il,ilnv tlmt itv..r hr exrellcil. It-i iiuwtrs in rlli-ctiiii an iair.it-Jinte I'l'HK m eveiy case of , ' CHOLERA, DYSENTERY & PI A R HIKE A, 'nryery r..iiiitry,.mtl in every fliiue, has nsttmlslicrl the worM. I ii) sh liuts liavn lt,k, tl ,, n,t. ,yu. paints ivitii iviiinl. r i n I asMinsh , t m,,.,, ,i,t., rt.v'iV(. j ecniii.. restore t. ivhet, ,l,e S);,r, f if,. s.., , n erii,ir,i.iil..ni,,l.f recovery hinl fled, such cases nvt been every tliy ocnirretu-es. Il Imhu too murli to ay, that not a ni.slern.e Trent cillte, f,.,e disease, need he l.mt, when this nieilirim. i .i...i i ; reasonable tinie, sn sure i it tit eur.. ItseMnm rcnuin, re than it few rlnys ti,;nirt the worst uses hours, ..... ,tlc,i, (:S1., cllr,.u m ,I(,.CUS1, ( u f,,w Al lllis season nf tin, u.,... ......... c-. .. ... L h-,t,.i i,. . ..-. j , siioiiiu n.ive n ai ' I II 11 "n "t",'k', """" '"ne.i:Ue U-C oflhe L"HHUI. Will entirely tiri-vetlt anv seri.u.s ... I. Mrs. K. K1DDKR, Inveiitornnti Proprietor. STTM'ttl as Inrmetly at the el. I slanit, 100 Court Street Boston, by Mis E. KIDDER k Co. Hold ill Mont li.'li.-r h,- Drli'...l-i t - ... 1 3 'uni i ", n i if, itiiinn ana


ocr: fri;it Ornamental A TREES. -FOI RA I K IT- J. A. tV li. IS. fiPKAIS, MESSRS. SPEAKS,. ire tlniti c an extensive tiusin hi wHk the nrliiclpiil .Nurscrv men in Nxiv I'nnlii.iil snHaxi liiinp in their line tin y can fiirni.-h at short notice. y -ttraer- trom abroad ironiitly atlemled in. uriillilree, Jan. I, IHSD. .. No. 48 Cornhill, Boston, IMPORTERS of French, German ana Eacrii-a. FANCY OOOIlS, TOVSand Ot every ilrncrintion, all of whirh they will sell at a tnt (trufit on ilia rost vf tmpormiion. merchants from the Country will tto well to nil I ml exiimuie our extensive Htork, b. fnw ))i,r-hnin rc I sow hfrc. ly-M 100 Bay State Shawls, jjiuii rauemitiur ssie oy 181 8TORRS LANGDONI a7t FANCY sew.


ocr: I FOR SALE. flVIAT valuable property in Montpelier village, so long M. ami i.ivur.ioiy Known in tint puonc, as mc hepail Tavern Maml, is now offered f.-r ilojiipnu termsthat cannot full to U a goud invcstmint tor the purchuxi-r. Apply to IS. H. COLBY. Agent for the Proprietors. Montpelier, June 523, 1650, DOORS, SASH, Lighlslands, Dress-Tab!.! &c, IJlOll jfnli' nt Hoyden's Joiner' Shop, roir ot Word ft. can.iet unrc itooins. Mi r 3 3 in To Ail Persons VISITING BOSTON For Tlie Purpose of Purchasing 1 yii? L&.$. GEO. W. PETTES. HAVING ukon fe !arm; nnl wll-known Ptore, for nvrly occupied by Mtsars. Iltsur Pih tci & Co., Cor. Washington k Sinn;;:r Street ?! c trnt intly iinkins niiniiifiii? mu' f )v ;v. ;-y. ,. "t .-!iit"1 t u k-s of DRY GOODS, in tliu I'll;:. l , Yon ran find at this Sinn nttirly even articli whlrh is kept for salt by any' Dry Goods Denier, and in vi instance shall the price be higher Hint is named for a thing i'rjiial worth at any other Store. ' ill. .ii e tin- liio.it (li'simMc iinil entirely Mew floulu f. r all Sn.'s.jmtriNrpivt'il find iU'nrd, may be foend IV v. ii unit I'rinii il . im oil a rid ftriie,l ; Plain, ' full Salt's,!" till Prirtv. jtitiriititeo.'d nnil A 1,1. KINDS AND ljUAMTIKS OF mon Shawls: Prices from 95 cts. to Five DotlnrH. COSTLY & TIi:il( YI iILK, Till.' MOST KI.Kf.ANT S TVr.F.S SOI.U. A great v. sonnii iit i of patterns at nvdtutn pric c Ilea O" r sorts ol Silks. s, nntl a fo-l at file ALL KINDS OP BtlESS GOODS And all kinds of Trimmings for English, French and American mnstAx di; laii, Linens, Cottons, lilankcts, Quills, A.S'I) AM. DUSCRIPTIONH OF i ft."-If you bit' nl this Store, yott will be ftuarnuteed ec. i ili.fai'tiou in lite Goods for which you spend nion y, and whenever you have cause to make purchase, you will visit again No. m WASHINGTON Corner of Summer St., m GEO. W. TETTES.


ocr: AN CNT that appeals to the sound OF THE COMMUNITY- Stcmfcarb illibicmcs The lolfoicing unequalled tries of Family Medicines may be depended upon with the utmost cotijidencc. They have the atprobation of the best physicians in the country, and ate recommend by ail who have used them, as su perior to any family medicine knoum. have been before ihe FOR Fi VE YlvlKS, During which t me more than 5,000 certifi cates have been received from eminent public men and others, and are now on file at the Company's Office. They are Compounded ''" ilh the utinoHt rnre and ekill,.iinil tlm ingredient! re llioruiitliiy tested hy clrntiflc cliriulnn, o that m. die, lien ,,f iiiiil .ro mid reliable iaali tiy are rutirnnteed In ill c:ie. TUB ORAEFENI1EKO Vegetable Pills Are pHrtir.ularly vnlutib'r lor the pieventi,,n and cure olFeverln nuieiral, ml ll.llioin nnd l.ivur Omii pinion Jaiinilice, Ueneral D hility, Cunniiin and Sick Headache, UynpeiMia, Heart Burn, Cfl9tiren-, ririini(4, Urin ny UlM-uaen, nh'trueiiiin of the len ex, lnfl'ient i, AjIIiiii i, and fr a vnri. ty uf other Chronic IliHeiisev ; In Ane, f .r all urdln iry f onilyn et Full Diieclions fir tW'Oiu Diseases ng each box Price 25 cents a box TUB G UKl'BMlEKIi D y i c t v r y y r u p. A upeedy mid infull'iL' r.aiudy In L)i irrlirr i . Ilyen!e y, Ulinnl Fnx, Chulera tlorlim, 1,'lndeiu In fan Hon, and the Aitic rH uii, it t K o with the tiret iynitilonM, vise: vnnilinK and di arrheal. It never f-iiln to car.' the worst ioiuihlecaeH(ifhmvei enni plaints, generalty in n fw hoitrw, Aeldoin beymid n day. ItispormyveK' able, and taken in alrnottt my quantity, in rf-etly hnrnilesg. TUB ORADFENBE..G Green Mom. alu Oln in jak. Invnlanble for Buoh, W,i lu Is, .Strains, Corns, Sures, Si. Mings of .ill klndn, Rlietiinatism, Erysipelas, Briinchitiii, 8 mfula, Ulcers, I'aina In t le Side and Back, iinaiediat-lv reliev ed, tntlaiiiation f the fi, wels, and for all as(?n where there is tuffiuiMtitm. Marshall's U erinq Ca A ci-rtain cure f ,r prolapsus Uteri, and for nn.st of the distressing compla lit" incident to Fein ilea Prepared hy Dr. Til BO POUE'IOY, of Unca, solely for iha Graefenlierg Co. . ..... in.! .illiei' br.ieiHiilJi'.!' Alciiiciii Eye Iiotion, Healtb Bitters, Consumptive Balm, Children's Panacea, Fever and Agu Pills, Libby's Pile Ointment, Sarsaparilla Compound. THE CRAEFENRHRfi II AM AI, OF Bii:ini. A c mtilelehand bmk of medicine lor fttr.it iv. ennttf. Office 214 Broadway, N. V.


ocr: Dr. Marshall's CATARRH SNUFF, AN mentions remedy for Catarrh and Headaehe sl.e for Sore Kye., !!,.,,. ,d niany ether ditrese of the head ; tonttani ly o. .., w.oi.,,1, ,ng mU by 8. K. Collins, Redfield tt Graanls Mns,,pri.r) ,nd rM,n. tnrouvnoui ine couairy. SSeaw OM EN, Montpelier, Btle Pre uCurtiired by CI1ARLBS prtetor. JCT Bewaje of II. C. Grldiey't counter-l tt I


ocr: THE FREEMAN. Ijrff.,.'j:-,.A MONTPELIER, VT., Thursday Morning, April 17, 1851. fX All communications to the Freeman, whether on business of the paper. 01 for publica tion, should be addressed, post-paid, to the Ed itor. General Agents. V. 11. PALMER, S. M. FETTlNGIliL, Boston.


ocr: FU W. T. BURNHAM'S ww E linn just recivcd a largo addition la hi. al ut OTTER CAPS, NEW STYLE, FUR, SEAL NUTRA, &c. &c aii binla of I'nni inaiiiifirtnrpd tn order. Remember plac t" auv clu-ap ii whore tho atticl l mannfact'iro d. NvanH OII. TtOU ' AT .


ocr: ; TRUE EXPERIENCE "I)ROVES that it is contrary tnnstnre that nny srwnt.R a rtitlb I or nmi'or.vi can lhl kvhiy uissahe, mil it alio prows flint NOTHING HAH EVKIt BKKN KUUMU TO SO LiFKCT t'ALl.V KKADICATK UIMA.SK u DR. STEPHEN JEWETT'S JUSTLY AND HIGHLY CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES, Prepared by Stephen Jewrrt, ion nf the late Dr. Stephen JeirctL of lliiidgp, N. it., mcIi PUSinyEpfornnrt ckhabaixklku in the Pi'RMANENT RB LJ KV ami Cl'KK of all dlneiueii for whiidi tlicy are racoimnadMl. ORIG1NAM.Y PREPARED BV ONE OF THE MOST BUC CtasiXL A -NO EMINENT I'll VSICIAA'S THAT JSVtK LIVED. Used and Recommended hy Kmlnent Phy- Mlciau of the preeut day. Ditrinir a Inn? and continued inrlpi of yenrc tliov have continued do their ooon work in a quiet and iiire maimer, and pnibr,llr KO HROiriNFS HAVE DONK OB AHB lOINO BO 11 L L H TO KELLEVK and Cl'RE thine pronounced nKVosn no en, ok htakhs tf fikh AXD IUPKHI.SUABI.E IN TMK liOOD EST1JIATIOS OF TJIF IT HI IC. They are reeomint-nded by DlSTINGLlKHEO and EMINENT CITIZENS, who have rFitsoNAi.i.v in their families and among their friendi Keen their o brat hbkkficul KrrscTa. No Family should be without them, TOt UFO THEM FIRM AND TRUE HELIAWCI CA!f BE FLACED. To the afflicted we ar, Faii. wot to TRf asd RECiirB ItE " la the thorough trial of theae OR EAT AND CELEBRATED TRUE RESTORATIVES. The Celebrated TRUE Health Restoring Bitters, A MtDicis-i ro EVERY SEASON IK ths 'Ei, Bcmnre ill morbid srmUims, purify th Wnod, irlrt rmt tent nilvlBor to tlie lltrc.llve Orsm, curf discuc. thus sfresdr ex l.t. fortify the iy.ti.in .wtn,t futtiro dlw-Bse, st no time itehili tstlnit the pticnt. Ileini! Knitelul to Urn mrnit drliorte .tonnoh, their cllEERin. IS vioorati so, stkk.mitii l:s isa, .ml hkstor TJS( rsorilullis mskt tliem un Invaluable and SI RE KEM- Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Incipient Consumption, Airn all OTniit nisessss cai-sid bt as imitrk state or Tsm Btouach, Howsi.s, LooD,Liyi,etc- which und to dtbUltsts ot wtaken the .y.tem. TIIE HIGHLY CEI.EBnATED Pulmonary Elixir, .PROVED TIIE REST COTJQH MEDICINE EVER KNOWN. Thli Elixir contnlna many of the mrwt hfRhly ap'proTerl eongh or espectorant medirinea, heing neculiariy and firtnnatelv eom bined, and it truly wonderful in ft eood remilti. The multitud who have uaed thii Elixir rsFqri vocally pronounce it to be au penor to any other preparation In uc for mmilar ptirposet. Par Tici LARi.r snio i.nTiirs mkuicike bk ik evert pamilt wherr Thehk ark (,'H I I.DKFN, al the delay in procurine a phyiciaa haiotu-n proved futul to thoae whom timely assiitasck would have saved. A valuable remedy in CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, Bore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, aud other Dlsennts or the Respiratory Organs. THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED Strengthening Plaster, Ti unlrmally acknowledged to be the belt plaitcrever known. This Plaitcr comnnt of quite a number of vefrftnhle itiba ataiices. peculinrly compjtindeU. 'I'h'r nr hn. bn. ind ! n at the nreient time, a better plnf r mnde, (or the varioui purpoiea for which p 11 ten are mod. It hat no luperior for REMOVING PAIN, INTERNAL INFLAMMATrONS, KHEUMATIPM, WEAKNESS IV THE SIDE, BACK, BREAST, STOMACH, &e., and when used In LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES will prove ver beneficial to thoae iiiffering with tuch coniplalnta. For further Information wwrdlns thef vnlii.hte Mrdlrlnet. r. Pamplilt't, to be had of the aaent., where te,tlmnny from the hiaiitrt quarter, will he found, among which are letter, from Hon. MARSIIA1.I. P. WILDER. Bn-ton. Maw. llon.JAMKS c. riltmcltll.L. Pnrllanl. Me. KNOCH PATTEHSIIN. KQ, Borton, Mem. Caii. C'HAS. 11. CU1.E. Kindge, N. ti, lata of New Bsdibfd, Man.. f.PIIRAlM JnmnOCK. JR. E.n... Wlnehcnd0B,Msjs. IRA ltfSSEI.I.. M. D., Wlnchendon. Mass. N. KINtJSHl RV, M. D, Temple. N. H. t DAKWIM AHEI.L. M. U. Itlrala. N. H. tiEO. JKWF.TT. M. D.. Templeton. Mass. Krv. A. W. Hl'RNHAM, Rindae, N. II. ItKV. RtlFtIS TI1.TON. Peterboro', N. tt. CAI.EU 8. CARTER. Ls. Portland, Ma. lEO. w. McLEljLAN. tsu. Deputy Collector Cuitom Bens Boston, Man.. WILLIAM NIcnOLS, Esq, Townsrad, Mass, For Sale Wholesale nnd Retail, Bt PrincU pal Office, Scollay's KtiiMing, 1'remont Row, Boston. Aocicts. K. K. OOIXIXS, Jloutpelii-r i w. II. Wood ward, VV.ilerhnry ; llonice Hidden, Middle.ex ; A. 0. Burn liani, Moretown ; Cyrils Skinner, Wnitafield ; Nathan Cimhall, Warren ; Gen. 11. Kdsnii, Sniitli Northfleld ; F. C. Smith, Nonlirleld ; Mark Fi..o;li, llarre ; Andrew Duty, Plainheld; Charles piihley, Nn. Montpelier ; A. P. Hicks, East Calais ; Putnam & VVmlter, M ir-ilifleld ; Hant. Bel din:, I'Meil ; J. II. lliiimett, t-tnwe ; X. P. Hopkins II IX, I'alilhriilse; J. M. Ilntchkiss, U'aterville: I'. '.V. Scott, Johnson; I.. H. Noyes, llvdepark; Mones Fik, Morris ville; A. VV. French, Liliienhiirit; Darling at Wnndbiiry, Concord ; L. Hiiifth nu and Co., West Concord : nnd hy npents in almost every town nnd villntte of New KiiKlaild, nml hy dealers in medicines cenomlly in uther States. DR. CONINE'S SYHUP OF mm md wi THIS Medicine will probably depend more upon iit own virtue nnd actual merit than anv other ever before of fered the public.


ocr: HI CHERRY PECTORAL For Ihe Cure of ( orfins, colds, hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPIXG-COUGD, CROIP, ASTIttlA, AXD CONSUMPTION. I mm mm a ii n'rtfnT'f It"


ocr: Wholesale and Retail Dealers tn Foreign and Dry Goods, tints nnd Cup., Il.iys anil .Men's Iteaily Clothing, Men's and Hoys' Thick Kip ana Cilf Hoois Shoes, Mrsses nnd Ladies' Sains, Hjiriug Heet'd and Walk ingsThues, Polkas nnd Jenny I.ind Gaiters, Fiour, Glise, Nails, Faints. Lamp. Lard and Linseed UyeSlutfs, Teas, Sugars, Molasses, UolFee, Spices, C ASH paid for, and all kinds of Produce liikeu in exchange for Goods. 10,000 Woolen Socks wanted. J. It. WALKEIl, ! J- W. C. WHITE. Main St., .Voiilpelier, Vl. Oct. 1H51. 4;!:tf


ocr: KEITH & BARKER Have jttst received a verv large assortment of HARD-WARE, Constating of Circular, Crooa cut, Milt, Hand, Panel, Jenon, Kippfne, Hack anil Wood sawn, together Willi ChiseU of all kind, Hroad Ajcca, Adzes, Oust SlovX Augers, and Itittu, Bevel, rii, and Tri fcsqunres. Wrenches, Hammers ltoncli B crew a, Ihior Handles, Lock ot eve. ry descrtpilon, HTUICfl TILES Mineral Knobs, Bmss Kettles. Uuuti and Screws, Had I run!. Dinner Bells, and a thousand other things too numt-rmia to enumerate. $-r All of which will be sulci clioup. J$ June 12th 24 tf


ocr: 1 IW'V ) ml F! lIJiLill j. G. IIAL.1 (holt of Ihe. firm of TOW.Y Sf HALL,) WATCH-MAKER! Eastman & Danforth's Bookstore, Two doors west of the old stand of TOW N fc HALL, State Street, MOSTPEI.1ER, VI. 85tl


ocr: MONTPELIER, VT-, Thursday Morning, January 1G, 1851.


ocr: FUR CAPS. W. T. BURNHAM'S B has just received a large addition la his assortment OTTER CAPS, NEW STYLE, PUR, SEAL NOTRA, A.c. &c. All kinds of taps in inuf iclured to order. Rememh.r the nlae to auv cheap ta where the article fa manufactured. 1 W. T BURNHAM. Hewn!! Hi. ;Wi f


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ocr: Dr. Marshall's CATARRH SNUFF, VN effieatioua remedy for Catarrh and Headache also for Sore Eyes, Deafness, and many other disease of the head ; constantly on hand, wholesale and retail, by S. K. Collin, lied ri eld & (irannis Montpelier, and retail ed by Merchants generally throughout the country. Man trfiictnred bv CHARLES BOW KiT Montpelier, Hole Fro nrietor. Ir Uewate of II. C. Gridtey'e counter"! CmS 17 rr ;. rvrx re, rr. re i rtiwrsrft lia ui :a n iij Hi uj ia u lam No. 48 Cornhill, Boston, IMPORTERS of French, German and English FANCY COODS, TOYS and Of every description, all of which they will sell at a sma profit on the cost of importation. iWei'diaut from the Country will do well to call and examine our extensive Stock, be fore purchasin gelsewltcre. ly-35 Cash paid for Wool, IF delivered by the 10th ot Deremhe'. HTUKRSi LANflDON. Nnv.27 1&50. 4S:tf SOLAR SiUirS, AREoffered nt 20 per cent, less than cost to close that branch of our trade quick or you loose tliem sc. OUR.S & LAN'JDOX. December 11,1850. 5011: GOODS! GOODS!! rjnHE subscribers wishing t n;1, anme ew arranse A menu and addition to their business, are now oilei ing many Desirable Goods at Cost, and all of their present Stuck will be sold nt very low pri- e.es. El. LIS, WILULtm co. January 39, 1S31. W5 A GOOD SIPPLY OF J JURE Paints and Oil. For sale by SCOTT & FIELD. October Hi, 1S50. 43: tt Bay State Shawls. S SCOTT & FIELD have a nice lot of Lon J and Square liny Slate Shawls, which will he sold at Low Prices. Call nnd examine thsm, October Hi, 1S50. 43:tf 100 BSb!3 piOR salehy October 30, 1850. STORKS & LAXGDON. 44:lf PAY UP ! A I. L persons indebted lo KEITH fc BARKER, are re- JA. quested to call and settle. January 8, ISoI. 2tf Cash "Paid lor Itrixtles, 11EDFILD & GRANNIS. December 4, 1850. 4!):tf HARD WARE. Stock of Hardwnre n


ocr: In this village, Sept. 10, Permelia A., daugh ter of Almon and Cordelia Wilkins, aged 1 year and 17 days. "Flower that I love, thy hues have faded ; So has the light from Millie's eye, When, with soft tresses slightly dampened, She looked too beautiful to die ; Here, gentle rose, when they had laid her. White-robed, amid funereal gloom, Of tliy fair sister-flowers, 1 made her A wreath to carry to the tomb." lu Grand Rapids, Michigan, August 31, Lo retta Maria Parsons, aged 28, daughter of James Fiske of East Montpelier.


ocr: "tflEW RUTH k BARKER, ff AVE Just returned rrom I I J Hoslon and New York, 'Bi"'";E?EXSE STOCK OF Snrinsr and Summer Goods. Jv . o , nnra nnA nri.-uited to the nresent and Be letted wi" ""v - r approachini seas- nnr. Rich Black Silk'. ,. . I Plain Changeable Poplins, Plain cliangenuie uu Brocade (inured do, Striped and plaid do, Foulard do Satin La Chine, HilkTissuea, Plain Barages, Fig'd du Franco fig'd Incsnets, do do Organdies, RriM-jide Figured do Beruge De Laines, All wool De Laines, Manchester no French Ginghams, Scotch do Lancaster do Linen do Clminbrage do Gingliam Muslin), Printed Lawns, Bilk Grenadiers, m . i.h - antomliil aanrtment of xogeiner w"" """" . . j , , '""'SHAWLS. Black Bilk, Changeable d" Cashmere do Long and Square do Brocha do Rich plain Thibet, Figured do Wrought do Printed Cashmere do Berage do RICH PARASOLS, from 50 cents to $4,00. The largeit stock of Uunneti over brought into Mont' pelier, comprising every variety now in vogue. 100 meets Rich Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Flow era and Talis, Rich Lace Crapes Ulnck and White, ChimlsetH, Wrought Collars anil Cufft, Wrought Uniler Sleeves, Wrought Caps, Mournig Col' lars.Rich Bertha Laces, Black Lices,Neck Ribbons and Cravats, Infant's waists, Children's Crib Quilts, German Worsteds, and Steel Goods. ALSO An extensive assortment of Cloths and Trim ming, Csnnmeres, Doeskins, Vestings, Ladies', Gent s', ana unt.area'i uioves ana nosiery Also, OUR CROCKERY ROOM Is Alloc fwnletely, and we can offer great bargains to all wdo are pooasing Crockery, Glass or China Ware, etc. Solar Lamps, Girandoles, Fancy Waiters, and Brittania ware. haiuiwauu. The kest aworment ol Mechanics' Tools to be found In Mnntpelier. Aluo, House Building Materials, irUl,Cirr,ular, Cross-cut and Mechanics SAYV S. TABLE CUTLERY, HOUSE FURNISHING HARD WARE of all kinds, etc Together with manv other things too numerous to mention, which will be sold at fair and honest low prices. OLD SOUTH April 29, ISM CORNER. Church Music. I. D. RUST & CO KEEPS alarge supply of the DULCIMER, by I. 11 Woodbubt, the best Book In use, nnd are prepared to supply at wholesale and retail, at the Publishers Prices, nontpeiieiv - ou o:u 25,000 fibs. Sugars. STORRS liA nuiPi'ii ii.tve receivcu in wie pun ifw onyn 40 hbls. White Sugar, 10 lids. &. bbls Lamp and 25 hds. & 1't Is Brown do. It! chests 'JVu, i annery un, 6 bags of Coffee, Box Raisins, 109 boxes Winc'r Candles, Nutmeg. Cinamon Spices, &.c. We will sHI by the Package to Menhnnts as well as can buy in Hooton. bi uiuia & LAivuun, SeptMJWI 36 August 1st, 1851. who want nny kind of thfn Dresi Goods,


ocr: & Ti State Sreet, Opposite the Bank, give notice to his I ustomers and thn Public generally, that he has returned fiom New York a good assortment of Cloths, Caisimeres and Vest Ingx, which he will make up to order in the must fashion, gnrinents for Gentlemen wenr. All Cloths leftat his simp to be made up, or tn he cut fur girls to make, will be done In the latest style, and war runted to fit. Tailor's Crayons, Needles, Measures, Shirt Bosoms, Col lars, and Scott's Report of New York Fashions, fi r sale. May 14, 1HS1. inutf. L. M. WOOD, DEALER W READY MADE CLOTHING, ON THE Price System. Cloths, Cassimeres, Nice Vestings & TRIMMINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Shears, Measures, Crayons: PATTERN PAPER, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN S' FURNISHING GOODS. !flr Clothing made to order in the .ilrenie or medium Fashion, and all garments warranted tnrlt. Cnttingdona for others to make, and warranted to fit if rightly made up. Htate-street, 1st Door West of Eastman k Danlur Ill's Book Store, Montpelier, Vt. October 3, 1850. 40-tf Wanted. lOO SOLDIERS' Right., Patents and Grants, giv en for Lands In Illinois, In or about 1818, for service. In the War of 1HI9-1S, and for many years sold and lost for taxes. Apply to or address H. MATTIBON, No 3 Nassau Street, New York, giving the number of said lots, or to A. A. SWEET, Montpelier, Vt November 9 1850. 45:lf


ocr: ADVERTISEMENT THAT APPEALS TO THE SOUND SENSE OF THE COMMUNITY Stcmi-arii ittcMcincs. The lolloimng unequalled :enes of Family Medicines may be depended upon with the utmost confidence. They have the approbation of the best physicians in the country, and aie recommend by ail who have used them, as su perior to any family medicine known. They have been before the Public FOR FIVE YEARS, During which time more than 5,000 certifi cates have been received from eminent public men and others, and are now on file at the Company's Office. They are Compounded Withthe utmost care nnd skill, and the IngresUents are thoroughly tested by scientific chemists, so that medicines of a unilorn and reliable rfuall tiy are guaranteed in all cases. THE GUAEFENHERG Vegetable Pills Are particularly valuable for the prevention and cure of Fevers in general, ail Billions and Liver Com plaints, Jaundice, General Debility, Common and Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Costiveness, Griping, Urinary Diseases, obstructions ofthe Men ses, Influenza, Asthma, and for a variety of other Chronic Diseases; In fine, fur all ordinary family uses. Full Directions for various Diseases accompany' ng each box. Price 25 cents a box, THE GKAKFENBERG Dysentery Syrup. A speedy and infallible remedy in Diarrhoea, Dysente ry, Blood Flux, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infan tum, and the Asiatic Cholera, If taken with the first symptoms, viz : vomiting and di arrhoea. It never fails to cure the worst possible cases of bowel com plaints, generally in n few hours, aeliioin beyond a day. Hist pureiy veg able, nnd taken in almost any quantity, is perfrctly harmless. THE GRAEI EXItEitG Green Mountain Ointment. Invaluable fur tiuriH, Wotting, Spraina, Chilblains, ConiK, Sores, Swelling of , ill kinds. Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Bronchilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pains in tlie Side nnd Ituck, immediately reliev ed, lntlamatiou id" the Ilcwels, and for all rases where there is iuflaiimtion, Marshall's Uterine Catholicon, A certain cure for pro!apHiwUtrri,and fur most of the distres-inconiiil ntn incident to Females. Prepared by Dr.TIIEO. FOMEltOY, of Uiica, sulfly fur the Graefeiiberg Co. The other CJracfenbcrs Medicines are Eye Lotion, Health Bitters, Consumptive Balm, Children's Panacea, Fever and Ague Pills, Libby's Pile Ointment, Sarsaparilla Compound. THE CltAEFENIIF.RO MANUAL Or HIMIl'lI. A uminU'le hand bnofc of medicine for families. Price 50 cents. Office 211 Broadway, N. V. CAUTIOX The public is requested tu bear in mind that evervtlii if! tlie Graefenburg Company has then teal up


ocr: a) a din ON I?IAI STREET. SAMUEL ABBOTT, HAS rtjmovfd his watch and jew elry establishment frum St ite street, to the now building on Main street, a few dot. North of .Storra fit. JLiingiJon'8 store; and ii;ivi ig just returned from the city wit h a large aHflortnitint if WntcliOB, Plate and Jewelry, ho now otfe.r to lilt old customers, as well m new, a richer mttinly of eooda in bis hint nf hiisinr-ss than he luia ever kepi, nnj not exc lii ty tiny in ibe cmintry. We f;m n.nne hut a few of the arti Tni c & ir.i ri i)i IHJiltl,


ocr: CARPET HALL, HAYMARKET SQUARE, Boston, March, 1851, THE UNDERSIGNED, RECEIVING THEIR STOCK OF CARPETINGS, FOR THE SPRING TRADE, Would invite the attention of buyers In the following Mo- inorandumol tresli and (leuiraule Hoods, embracing a large assortment of New Patterns! TAPESTSY VELVETS, of the he.t Encllh and A- merienn manufacture ; TAPESTRY HRUS.-EI.8i Com mon ditto ; J iiree-t'iy supermini anil Mne JiNGRAIN, or Foreign and American manufacture, Dutch Superfine, for Halls. Stairs and Chambers : Tapestry, Brussels, Damask, and Venitian STAIR CARI'ETINC.S j English and American FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, to cut to any dimensions between 12 nnd 24 feet In width. Also, AMERICAN N A It ROW GOODS, all widths. English Printed Driisgrtfl, in groat variety; Wilton, Choneille and Tufted KUfiS; Straw Matting in every variety; CAIU'ET TIUMUI.N'tJ.S, together with all the niioiitia; peculiar to the bushier. We Import our Foreign Goods direct fr.im manufactur ers, and our uomertticf are irom the inoat upproveu lacto ries, and are offered at low prices, WILLIAM 1'. TENNEY Sf CO. Over Maine R. R. Depot. 11. 'Sm