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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-05
For the Voice of Freedom.
Congregational Convention mo. 2.


Me. EDroR,-In your postscript to the doings
of the Convention you telus, that after the VOTE
,orderingsthe resolutions TO lie on the table, and a
ter all the members had retired save about dozen,
another motion was made and carried, directing
all the proceedings relating to slavery to be ex-
plunged from the mint IS of the Convention" This
is rather astounding, and looks, as if the dozen
had we'll studied the maneuvering of some of our
political bodies, and We're disposed to follow their
crooked policy. And is this the way that the
records of the Convention are made up? have
supposed that records were sacred things, and
should speak the truth. But if the Ramp of
body may expunee one half of their minutes
wish to know how the remaining half can be a
faithful record ofwhat hatbody has actually done;
and what confidence can be placed in such records
And, seriously, should like to know whether the
Convention of Ministers in Vermont are in the
habit of allowing few chosen spirits to expunge
from their minutes whatever they choose; and if
this be not their habit, would kindly ask the ma
jority, who had retired whether they can tamcly
consent to have the most important portion of their
minutes erpmmged by the Ramp that Jagged be.
hind? Truly if they can do this, think they
are in the highway to Rome and they may soon
have an Inquisitor General placed over them. A
gainst all such expunging of records whether in
church or state, do solemnly protest. It's mean,
it is dishonest it is of bad report, and Christian
ministers should shrink back from such carnal and
unholy measures. And do hope, that no journ-
al of any party aOiN help n, sustaining measures,
so repugnant to every honorable sentiment. Mr..
Editor, were you not misinformed about this vote
Tor expunging part of the minutes Of the Con-
vention? is not the whole a mistake? What had
the expunging gentlemen done, that they were
afraid to spread out before the South or the North
Surely they were honorablevand Christian men,
who would not wish to hang on the fence, or to
cry confederacy with the "greatest curse of this
country" No, but there was little cloud borne
on the winds, which was unfavorabe to the cause
of liberty" and which implied action, and this
mustat all events be dispersed. Well, what was
this little cloud charged with contents terrific
On one sdeis this inscription " Resolved, That
we esteem the system of slavery existing ia this
country abhorrent to the principles of the gospel,
a violation of the divine law, and odious in the
sight Of God, who hath made of one blood all ma
lions of men," Is this Wnfacorable to the cause
Of lberty1 Is there clause in this resolution,
that any minister Of Jesus Christ dares to dsavow3
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Hayward's Gazetteer of New-England

We noticed this work on its first appearance
from the press some ten months since Considering
the difficulty of collecting its materials, we think
Mr., Hayward has succeeded admirably in his I'M
dertaking, We notice that the sixth edition has
already been issued and the best evidence Of the
popularity and value of the volume is to be found
in the fact that nearly $4,000 copies have been sold
in less than year.
The Editor of the Gazetteer has issued pros
pectus for another work to be entitled "The North
ern Register"-to comprise the rise and progress
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for the Yankee Farmer. !

MONDAY, Sept. &c. 1882.
At market-S75 BeefCattle, 1850 Stores, % yoke
Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep anc
Lambs, 2870 Swine.
Prices. BeetcWe quote LIST quality at 81 so. Poor
quality were sold for less than they last week.
StoresOwing to the high prices ask ed sales slow
We notice some heifers sold fror $22 to 1927.
Uorking Oren-We notice but sales at 800, $lo5
$40
Co,os and Calres-$2Sto $45.
Sheep and Lanabs-Quality bang good, last weeks
prices sustained.
Stctne-Owng to the grat quantity at market. sales
were slow at RETAIL They principy sold from
cts.-There few half blood Berkshire sold from 6
to 9. Lots taken to peddle from to for Sows,
81 to for Barrows.
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AT THE CASH STORE OF
STORRN & LANGDQNS.


MUST received from Boston and New York an EXTEN
Cd SIVE STOCK OF GOODS, among which may bs
found -
From to 2, 900 yds PRINTS, from Cd to per
yd From 40 to SO pieces plain and fig d dles SILKS
all shades.
BRoADCLoTHs & CAsSITHEREs.
BONNETTS, from 20 cts. to 1850. Ribbons Laces.
Linens, Muslin de Lans, Printed Lawns and Muslins Ar
tfcia Flowers, Fancy Hdks., Shaws, Flannel Binding
Gloves, Oiled Silks, Neck Stocks.
1000 yds. Sheetings, from 10 IA to 1e cts.
1,4OO Shrngs, from to 10 cts.
Ticking, Cotton Yarn, WicIin:, Batting, Sc.
LOOKING GLASSES, CHINA TEA WARE
with Plates to match.
Anvs, Vices, Mill Saws, and Hard Ware in general
Nails and GLASS; Paints and Oils, Iron Axles with pipe
Boxes fitted EC+@A Large and more general
Of all kinds of IRON and STEEL, and lower prices than
has been sold before, will be received in few days
We invite friends and the public to examine
stoc' and prices.
Ir1 We the principle of SMALL advance for
CASH, SHORT credit.
WkRTTTD--l, coo yds. TOW CLOTH, DRIED
APPLE, BUTTER, CHEESE and GRAIN OF .ALL,
KINDS.
May 18th, 1889. 2o:4m
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d E A T HIS .
In this town, October LIST, Miss. Ann West aged a
years.
COOKING STOVES.

NOR sale by ZENAs WooD, at his shop, in Montpelier
III great variety of COOKING Stoves, among which will
be found an extra size ofthe
VERMONT COOK,
the best stove offered Farmers aside from the old
and well tried Commits Patent
BOX STOVE,
at wholesale and retail superior article manu- featured
by the Brandon Iron Co. C. W. & j. A. Co
nant
These stoves made of the best Blast Furnace Iron
the large sizes from patterns improved STYLE and
great rengh.
tr-9Let purchase box stove large or small un-
til he has examined this assortment.
The prices are reduced, and quality improved.
ZENAS WOOD.
.Nontpeier 1T. Oct. 5th, 1889. 4otf
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1AA. & 8M = IAggGM

sIssA. z ..SIt = RsAISs{EAl
Estate street, opposite the Bank
ELM AS ceived from New-York his Fall and Winter
IN n stock Of Broad Cloths, Cassmeres and Vesngs.
Blk blue, invisible green broad cloths black blue drab
and Queens cashmere blue and drab Beaver cloth
for and frock black silk velvets fig d and
plain veyes and woolen velvet vestings light and dark
black, fig d and plain satin vestings black fgd satin
coat bottoms black cord for coat trimmings worsted
binding, black and drab black silk and woosed srge
black satin stocks, bombazne do; inch measure drilled
eyed needless shirt bosoms colars suspenders panaoon
straps; SC. &c.
Garments made up at short notice, in the latest New
York style Cutting done for others make at short
tce. 40tf
Sept. 25th, 1882
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of all the literary religious, moral and charitable
institutions in New Engand-an account Of the
churches and ministers in the several towns from
their origin and settlement to the present time-the
rise and extent Of internal nprovemens-sats-
tics of various kinds--ls,s of courts, attornies,
physicians. periodicals, &c. &c. Such work
can hardly fail to requite the labors of lis indela-
tigable protector.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-05

NM USLlN Edgngs and Insertion, Cambria do do
IR Thread do. do. Plain and cd Swiss Musns jus
received at JEWETT, ROWES & cos.
Sept. 81. 39:3wis
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w AN Il r. I'D
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,

THREE DOORS WEST OF THE POsT-OFFICE, BY
A. CARTER.
JAN s. 1889. 1tf
Members Of the Legislature and others respectfully
invited TO call and satisfy themselves the EXPERT
MENT. A. c.
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E% ERlNOS, cheaper than ever, may be found at
A'5A JEWETT, HOWES g. co.'s.
Sept. q, a9;awis
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A society whose collateral influences, and whose
results, immediate and remote are various as
those of the the Colonization Society," may be le-
Ultimately and properly advocated before different
audiences on different grounds. Just as the tenn
perance society has its peculiar claims on the
Christian, the political economist, the man of
thrift, &c. &c and appeals in support of it may
Iegitimately be made on grounds suited to the
state of each mans mind.-Vt. Chronicle.
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RUR Rfp@S.

A FEW pieces of choice Bonnet Ribbons may be found
IA at JEWETT, IIOWES & CO.'S
Sept. 81. 3o:3wis
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Take a pair of exam
NORTHERN.

81. To provide 70
civilizlng and Christian
izing Africa, through tn
direct instrumentality o
coIored emigrants from
the United States.
2. To promote, by
all legal and constitution
al means, the intellectual
and moral improvement
of the A frican race.
ConSt. Windsor Col. Soc
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M A R R | A G. E S.

In this Village, on the I'd nst by Rev. B. w. Smith,
Samuel L. French, ESQ., of Randolph, to Miss Sophia B.
Clark Of Montpelier.
DE A THIS.
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les in point:
SOUTHERN.

| " The emancipation Of
slaves or the arneliora
ton of their condition,
'!with the moral, intellec-
tual, and political i'm
provement Of people OF
color within the United
States, are subjects ,for-
eign TO the p0aoeres Of
|this Society,"" Aficon
Repository.
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R. R. rink EE R.

Montpelier 1T. Oct. 5th, 1889.
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SARSAPARlLIA PILL OF HEALTH: or.
BLOOD ILL.

Fl\lIS excellent family pill IL medicine Of LONG tried a
Tor all disorders omuL and how
els, the symptoms OF which
cy sams loss OF appetite. headache, gldness -
iuncss after meals, dZzineh of tho drowknese AnA
pains in the stoma, and bowels indigestion Tor
hd slate OF ie ivcr and consequent inactivity of the
's at,sOg of tho frame.
Will III tins mast excellent prcparutun by little perrevas
e. he ciirtualy removed Two doses will xon.
vince the afflicted fits sautay effects The stomach win
s"cediy REGAIN its strength healthy action Of the liver
els and kidncys will dy take race and Of ess
ness heat pain aud aundced appearance ctisS
aud renewed health will be the quick of taking this ma.
dclnc according 10 the rettos ompanypg each boz
These llsa are particularly ecacous for coughs
colds "rtness BREATH End all in III
urinary and if taken INDULGENCE
table, they quickly Icstore the state II
repose
Persons Of full habit who subject headache Ridd
ness drowsnes and singing in the arising srsps
low OF blood TO the head should be without them
many dangerous symptoms be entirely of by ths,
immediate
For female. these pills truly excellent resneyua
all distractions, the distressing hea iache prevalent
with the scN deproon of spirits dulhess of sight
affections, bochrs, pmpes aud sauwnes the .k,p snl
give healthy and Juvenile lloom the compile ou.
medicine that can he taken during Aiss
al all ae~s they unr,luailcd.
A. pleasant safe aEsriant they unite the ~omnso
dat"n Of mid operation nth the successful fleet sN1
require restraint of diet confinement during ker Nes
B regulating the dose according sngh oflhe
PATIENT they become suitable tasc, lex thaa
can be required and for elderly people they will fovsd "
he the most c"mortahie medicine hitherto pre- jared
Sold al No. 96 Custom house st, New Orsaus. M4-Sn
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: DEAFNESS.

CUTTA VEGETABLES, AN INFALILBIE REMEDY
FOX DEAF NEss-1he great success which has attend
ed the application of this valuable remedy hundred
cases in the Westminster DsrensIry or diseases of the
ard Tor which Letters Patent have obtaued by NJ
Taylor NJ ID, from the English Go, cmcu sanction
has received ii"m til" Royal Academy OF Medicine PurS
thy, SIR Ashley Cooper Drs kuslo. Curlt.s Drake and l. Sc
e"llig Aurlst, &r. and other aud gems interior TO
in MEDICAL srirncr who have used and IT,
The fame "iIhr t;ut.a Vegetables ,hrnug France and
Germany CAUSED its speedy introduction. almost every
country Europe, aud addresses presented to Dir Tt-
10" from all parts con"r'ntoy the The
certainty it'll whc the GutlA Vegetables continually
applied can be ac.led y m any, thousands Su,c hr rr,
tuition Of s29, their mui"srs Louis Phlrpc King the
FRENCH and Leopold King of The Hcriaus, OF DR.
Taylor me title OF h"noray An |" ''e'r maJees,
ompense for the restored hearing
by tho application ot1hls Ion. led Gu,a Ncgct,n Tuc
all "h"nr" afflicted "h deafness arlms from any
In onhon Paris and r~ssl, the number cured by linn i,
ncaculablc well the prime cites OF the TN kirg
dons.
In the city of Dublin 100 more or less deaf were restored
hearing by m had for 80 vcar,
In the OF Lyons, rdncc( gi restored herring
one of HON wa % wears of ago and one ~ In The l,y,ar
1886 the formed the cities the south of france
We're astonishing for their number aud the length Of time they
were afflicted.
For proof efficacy will submit the following ease.
The Rev John King OF Johns Church, Manchester
had BECOME 20 deaf fl ON cold that he could no, hear band
ofmsic trun yards distant Tn, had been erau
ally growing upon HIM Tor number of years, during winch
time he applied TO many celebrated AuSts aud Fhs
who operated and applied thing their united skill could
suggest without the least hrow of relief Di D
nsncd aud applied Tayor's Gun Ncgc,ut and strange
to tell he had not used secoml bottle Until he could hear a.
well sc'er he did For particulars of 'l> London
Med Journal for Oct l-;}5
DR. Andrews of dnhurg says the Guta VrsctabiIs-n
my prar,ce, we'll thu hospitals--I find
most valuable, remedy i'll case of deafness ARISING from nervous
debility and relaxation of the pr oucrd by cold
calculated Ia do much good, aud therefore recommend
general being my opinion as well as that of
others vail he disappointed who have
Use this vrtuhl" discovery
DR. jaime, of Amth Brdordshc IN letter to DR. Taylor
by saying every class of people viii find IN the
Gua Vegetables cheap and valuable remedy for Deafness
one q a Iu,.nc
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SPECIFIC sOLU'rlOiI.

A Ii. whoare suffering from URE rHRAi. DI5EASED
such Us GuNOKRiIDEA, elects, STRUCTURES
ikkllAfiN OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URETH-
KA, PttbSTRATE GLAND aud all DISEASES Of the u
h'NARf PASSAGES, rAlNS IN TIE LDiNS, GRAVEL,
unbbgo Or from Gene al Wcakneas, Local Debility, arp
asSurtu that this vGln bic medicine all and
perfectly eraJiCatea the above disease, than
"tiGt and invariably ipio.rs the md general
neal and restores ssor l"se p.s that have heen injur-
Gu bSa'ca'c or Improper treatment. III fat uieJiclne
can bec"npareJ and positively cured many Thus
an 'l'iials after all other medicines In. iaed and 10
'ay srersedng the use al those inJrrlnWS aud naue0us
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IurppIur. tMBu,,. MrrturY.Ar
IN ioiliu 10 the nuner"u tcstnnafs RECEIVED it'' all
pint OF the world, mci"ju: the East and N.s l" Amer
ita DC, and medical Of the hsu Landing IL the fU-
iah' al bearIi. tcsilm ITS urlrisin: sucress lna
hundred pounds reward a be Gred "e"y
one VINO can produce reed. IniuHds Sp"ciue
80 uo Alter tins no further he Acscssary
but I'lu ! few of the icates
II have prescribed Yoland &c Solution erAl pS
ticns ",oring under ethI Dis hnpr and a.to,s
mrnt, they all cured much than la svcs
before Witnessed, and their General health much improve
ed II. LEY, NJ. d.
"lecturer on Mldm fiery. at nrtlinlnmews Hmpital'
DIR Clarke has pre-, crieL Yuand' Spec Soluou
ny PATIENT borI!g under rithral Discharges, a..t sar~
bly, i"nhd they cured uuc less than he had pre-
'"usy Observed when preparations Of t"paS and
OF npinon Is remedy uhrruai d. and that he ntrnds
IN iuturc I" prescribe ~: his patients.
iospoN D-ccmlrf 81 1897.
DR. Green hereby ccr,Ifcs Ydanu', 81, cic Solution
most ctcacnu remedy, and Urshi III Ds
r">' "ouef than prcu alton of CupuIva he ~ pre-
CrIhcd.
The above be- obtained only No % h~ass IT,
in Ne" Orel~s.
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EAD-lotO pig Of lead landing from steam toa
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY

CLERGYMAN, late of the Cambridge Uniyc sity hsv.
"a ing discovered method of curing himself 0fa Nervcvs
or Mental Compliant of fourteen duration, and four
years having had ahre 1000 patients all he has eur.
followed his advice, except offers from eueve.
ence rather than gain to others. Low spirits de
lity and exhaustion decrn ton of blood the head yer.
tgo groundess fear future of memory for busi
ness study &c. rrstlessness wrctcledness indie
cisloH dclusion melancholy thoughts of self ia
sanity &C. durable by this important discovery. Most .,
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TO THE PUBLIC.


TO THE PUBLIC.
How it that modern pIy s.u. III their ambition 10
excel tI.,r llrc the, vas, fields Of .,,.ucc no
the AID chemistry and seek out new remedial agents ~
short, prf, ton in liz, rraclIcc hy r,4, of art
cruok and neg as bcuct, her notice
the rich bounteous stores Of medicine t Anivat,
much more true ~ Il mat " I, t,, Anrron phy.,, ,u nk
foreign countries for nuy of ,rs ns, common and
Of fashion folly, surrounded IN i uwu country It'll
emil, IS r,,, Of medic A, pm, ,,,;, ,u
indication N disease ar To eur. ,ny rnr,I ,,snrrr , ~,
he ignorant of their ,iru. and thew are .u,r, TO- "
their wretue,s ON IN, desert ar
The effects vegetable cl,cinc. on the system are cm
nc a pass % "r >''ms Tue ornrr exert the" "
u,,a,y ,,,, ,l. sal n. ,,r,,,.;u' - t , ' ~"
min. the ution Nv a ,I,. and .u,c dn.tru,tn,u
The cuurcni,y rlic.ury and : ,EEry If yr",,,L. 70
NEEDLES mineral may be r>rm,,rdby contrasting the ~.
prar,,cc with the mol,r, or /, ruy II mo-. ,uur
iacIy under Observations the indau Practice with
that OF the whites Who in Amc,Isn hu, M, know r h,a
OF rrpeate ,anccs win rem some unurc,uir lc
male n,l,au by means nj Icr sinulr ,.,rr In, h a.
rctrd the most ,nrl aud astonishing cures, lrr ,h M,cr
Alcdlca Of the common urur,,r L,fcri ~, i, ,,
manner ;,s failed Aud wh ia, no, been ,ur,r,.,I a, In.
ra~ ant, facility w,I, !, Incl, the India, ,., w
self from uuy disease and y, , i', ,,,ni ,,c r
chrome ,,ca,. nu,uuy ihrmf Wh, n,s h,rI NJ ~, IN,
dian with constitution broken and ru,uc, y III r,,,,u,
And an ,,nl -, ~, ,, ,x h 'u y, ~ ~ M
age ON most of Inc III, which thr ,-,h ar .n s L.,r IL, j.
chiefly GENIAL safe mcIit. " cl he
cmplica,lon Of the imim.,, ,u,,rror1y Of Inc ] and
children ovrr ,i WIFI Ii , ~, nv, .'e "ent" o. ~
in, cntcd
From long residence, uunur >, ,r tho ,l,r;,;,., 40,
,,,, n, ~, 80; , oS - r ' VI NV 'o' y '"'' ~
the me ,bud, OF cure of som, r .r mas, n,,,,,
TONERS the proprietor of The IT, ,u,' p,n,c., uiIrr +,
Of some Of tic most and ryvruc rrmt,,,
From these he ser led smell, ms w,r. ma, and m
prnlrlalr AMI after yurivu, .tcrtu,u til test th,r
pies and strength he ,, counc, then, n, tn, vru, here
s.ntcc Us the u,l pcrir, and u,G, al f., ,, urnn.c lar
whcA il is rccun,u, nJcu f
The proprietor o.,., this preparation To the public wit,
the CONSCIOUSNESS. INA. he is ,r,,r within their r,nr ,
c.iy cuI,uIe Ut relieving many Of ms nll,cIcJ i,w Ir,,,
who suffering under the yarous chronic and ols,ar
complaint, to w,ic!, il is apI ALL, r., .rh If W n, ,, -,
value AS iii, mean. and in many r,,,s IN. ,
eas of relieving their ,uleriuy, md restoring h.n
more to health and lIupunes m. is moi ott,cd n, rnn
man remedy lt NAV pci, bac be equally rood I many
other, IN u,r but as orc w, caabIc Of saving lie m
many extreme III which ali the usual remedies f4 This
1t has done repeatedly; and this the reputation
tanned wherever it has been introduced.
IL only about three Years the preparation
scented 10 the public hut in that short space time,
Hundreds of might he ound, o would suculv de-
they beloved
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MEDICAL GARD
IND lMfoKTANT TO THE AFFIIL TED WITH Dis.

TREATISE on vsp-rnj Disease Gouorrb,o C,.c,. ,,,
n S,rjcurr iurudi, ,,tr,I ans ,rx,,;'. ,m am;i
Wc.kucs, Arising from tsrly abuses -, ,,r, al n ~"
an ,innc,aIr c. uit,,,,c ,r,rrrv ,u, ,rts,v
1t Is melancholy fact Ihu, ,Iu.nu,s tai, f., The w.
nrrcaI D,.cuse o.ir IN lie uuk iiI ms. r iI,.r,, n.
l., The. use of that ,rIIy ,n, N.,.u, ,; III, ..n
SIT ou and ,nu,, uirrr MAN Wi, IA nj, m ~ H., I -
and body dmu..> m the .iyh, ais. IN, ,. ,,,. H., ~
stiua,r cti, am, r,I,s ~, III. III, ,. iii y, l.,
-Iai debility and decay of TN. r., >,,t,, .nue ,n
ianchulv meath pu,, ,cr M to ,l,r,r r",,I .nn,rnys
Arcrrau safe and the mos, ,r,, ,cn.,y 80 a. "A
for PERMANENT and Al ,ur at y,ur, r.t ... ...
o. lra, elects c,s seminal r.kr,ss nam, IN the ;..
affections of iIc kIuc, ur,v,, l,uI,, -:
tuou of the Ladder or mr., tI,,n n,I ,,,,r ~ H.
nary Inssap q. ir,,ur, n-r n,,,", me, , c,r ~ IN ~.
space Of three ,I,,, j,y on. ,unll ,t,r . , vi, ~
cr>, and .a,rty lc ,,r,iuv , ri, v.l, ,i,,. r.
alv admin. H., cd I, an b.. ted ly n,,y ,,,.,I. mn
spec i, mn, ROM ,uI yrrv .,,l r ;,, i,, " -"
fyiuy IN their nrnrrns. ,,. A. h,. r, r u,I !,h 80
~ rrmo,r the ,,.o hat r,n,x IL. IA, i,. ,r,,nn ~. ag.
function, OF tit. body, .>m,ny The .,,.snr In,nr A..
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u.s but effect c,uuIr,. ,u,. :, ,,I,,, nm. I,. ~, W ~
patient At any period when IN. al h,.., 80
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ccran preventive by r,moyius III, i IL ~,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-13

NEW JEWELLERY.
M NJ. BEll Ii Charities street. hns this day rcrciv-
W ed per ship Sn'ntogu, 80 dom. cnnlnped Rrrns,
Pins, when will he offered the trade prhlas cheap
er thnn ever before Hrrd in this city. Also 80 dozen
chased Rings of all paturls together with a great va.
ricty Of cheap Gilt Work, ting Rronrhrs Rings
Ear Ornaments, lccketts Chains, &c. Those in wan,
Will II" well 10 examine this great soltnlcni.
J.. $. Old Gold and Silver wanted. apl Is
u rrr'Vdh In q" assortment i summer stOck
- OF vaiious patterns; linen shirts Of fur quality.
GOSSIP & go,
ml3 Exchange Hotel 81 Charles \.
Two RENr-A comfortable dwelling house in Curon-
d"l't street II few doors FRO tGAal ST. posse sSoI
given immediately. Applyio DOYLE g. NAV
NIL CnrnneIet st