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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-07
COLDS CHEMICAL IMPROVED
LAND

TTNHE subscribers, having purchased OF Nc. Gold
l. the right to manufacture and sell, in the New
England States, his improved CIlEMlCALLAMP
are now prepared TO offer Them for SALE at whole
sale or retail, and can recommend them as the bes
and most economical Lamp in use, as the ex
pense OF burning will be only about half The cost Of
Sperm Oil and the light more brilliant. The i'm
rrovements which have been made in this Lamp re-
move the objections which most Chemical Lumpp
are subject 10.
lJoWe have also very superior article of CHE
MlCAL OIL, refined ander the superintendent Of
Mr.. Gold, which can be used in this or any other
Chemical Lamp-for sale by the barrel or gallon.
tE]9We have the various patterns of this Lamp
at our store where they can be seen, at any time, in
use. LOWS, BALL. s. Co.
No. 1913 Washin ston ST. Boston. IS
For sale by TOWN s. WITHERELL Montpelier, VT.
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sTRENGTHENING pLAsTER.

NTARSHALL'S continues unriy allied as a strengthen
lfl ing Plaster also for rheumatism Lameness pains
in the sides, limbs back for Scrofuous Swengs Sour
Wy Sores, fresh Wounds, and for general Family Plas-
ter or salye. For Corns, moreove-try II pare close,
sonaly and time your corns will be cured For sale by
the manufacturer O. Bowen Middlebury by j. and J. II.
Peck and Co., Burlington T.. H. Prentss, Montpelier, and
20
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CONANT's NEW COOKING sTOYE
o2sazszs5s:S-sEeers-o

CONANT'S NEW COOKING STOVE,
oss.5azssSsszzEssss7so
NHE subscribers would call the attention of purchasers
i TO new
IMPROVED YANKEE NOTION STOVE.
constructed that the be ket entirely from the
action of the fire at all times only when used for baking
This improvement has been much wanted for all other ee.
waited ovens are Troublesome in moderate weather.
They have agreat variety Of other Cooking Box and
Paror Stoves, made at the Brandon Blast Furnace the
iron known to be the best in the state and have just
wishing TO buy they would say call and for Yourselves
Potash and Caldr0r Kettles usual also Fairbanks new
Plough, much improved in quality Terms easy
ZENAS Il CHARLES r.. WOOD.
Montpelier, Oct %, 1871. 27f
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IMPROVED YANKEE NOTION STOVE
EURS.

. BALES primo North West Buffaloe Robes few
- nice Otter Caps Fur Seal do. also large lot Of low
price Caps Boas and Fur Trimmings for Cloaks Russia
Dog Collars all Of which will be sold the lowest prices
by CHARLES SPALDlNG
Oct. ~,
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MoFFATT's LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BITTERS.
SUPPLY ofthe above valuable medicines receiv
peer, VI. None genuine except those sold by him.
Montpelier, April 8, lS4l.
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NASHUA s. LOWELL RAILROAD.

NASHUA e. LOWELL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
$500 49, E3ESEl g 81
ON and after MONDAY, November 2, 1884, the pas.
LEAVE SSi INA NASHUA Sill "A" '' i'' Leave BOSTON
At634A.M t7l-2AM
Ati2M At II LIAM
LEAVE LowELI ~
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and len at Tynesborough North Chelmsford and
Persons in Lowell wishing take the cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the free Of expense by leaving
their at the Railroad ticket Office and ers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con
vcyed to any part ofthe city without charge.
E,r From Nashua to Lowell, so cents,
"0 From Nashua to Boston, $3.50
On the arrival ofthc at Nashua stages leave for all
parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New York ana Cana
da via Amoskeag, Concord, Koeno Chaiestown N. H.
Books are kept in Boston at the Stage Office No. and
II Elm strect-aud the Northern and Western Rail
Road and Stage Office in front Of the Depot Lowell where
seats can be secured in any tho coaches and
formation obtained respccing The different stage routes
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave the Freight Depot At ChohcstaWn aud Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted
All goods to be transported on the rail road going above
Lowell, must be sent to The cumpanyls Freight Depot
Charlestown at the end of Warren bridge,
Goods 10 be forwarded by the morning ain must be sent
to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodous
Store Houses both Nashua and ChnroSown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise, give notice that they now prepared TO
transport all goods aud country produce which may be- for
warded TO their depos and for this purpose have furnished
cafe and covered which will perfectly goods
from damage, and careful and EXPERIENCED to take
charge OF the transportation business at the dcpos and
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only to accommodate tho
public. but TO extend every ciy in their prwcr, both
teamsors and merchants, having fixed upon the following
rates of freight
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber etc 81 per
SlO0 per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell.
All regular transfers running to the WIN be- rtlcd
over the road between Nashua and Chaesown each way
free of expense. 81
ONSLOW STEARNS, Superintendent
Nashua October 81 lS4l
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In CHANCERY.

STATE OF VERMONT, } In Chancery, fourth Cir
~ iW9shingtop S.; cut
George Laqgdoa vs. Samuel Forbes stephen j. Forbes,
NITERREAs George Langdon of Berlin in tho County
w of Washington has filed his bill Of complaint stating
in substance that Samuel Forbes Of Montpelier in the
y of Washington, on the 29d day of March, 1885, was in
debt6d TO the firm of Bayies, Sorr Co. merchants in
.said Mon peer in the sum Of g9l 2l specified in prom
isory note Of that date, payable with interest annually
third part Of amount AT The expiration Of each months
And IN order 10 secure The payment Of The said note the
sad Samuel Forbes the esd day Of March, 1888, by
deed Of bargain and sale of that date conveyed to Horao
N Bayes, of the mombers Of said firm of Saylies
Storrs x Co., the following described premises in said
Montpeier TO wit; Beginning at the south east corner of
land owned by Hcratio N. Baye the westerly side Of
the road leading from Noedhams old coopers shop Eb
Holmes, henre souhery said road three rods
and lweny-wo links to stake and stones, thence north
3lo to the south Of judah Washbuns gar
den, thence about Six rods to said Bayes land thence
the place Of beginning, containing fifty rods OF land be tho
lessth0t the said firm of Baylies Storrs
Goa on SAID Esd day OF March, 1888 endorsed said prom
sory note 10 the orator and assigned the morgage-hat
the said Samuel Forbes the Sill day Of june 1889 by his
deed Of that date for the purpose Of deaung the orator.
conveyed said premises to Stephen j. Forbes of KEGS
vile IN the State Of New York who afterward leased them
TO the SAID Samuel during his natural fo and who is
in possession Of the same-and that the said Stephen j.
Fobes the I'd day of March, 8l0 by his deed of bar
gain and sale of that date to said Const1n w Storsand
praying oi the foreclosure Of the equity Of redemption of
. the premises.
And whereas appears that the said Stephen j. Forbes
resides out ofths Slate, wit; at Keosve NJ: Y so that
subpoena cannot be served upon hmhorcfore pursu
anco Of the provisions Of the Rev Stat chap "a mo-
ice is hereby grcn the said Stephen Forbes and he is
hereby required to appear before the Chancellor Of The
fourth judicial Circuit Of The State Of Vermont at the cou
house in Montpelier in said county Of Washington on the
I'd Tuesday OF April next being tie first day of stated
term OF the Cont OF Chancey in said county, and make
answer TO the bill Of complaint aforesaid, and abide such
order. direction, and decree therein said Chancellor
shall seem meet. And the complainant in such bill is di
reced to this order be published three weeks sue
cessvey in the Vermont Waterman State Journal print
cd al Montpelier in said county, the last of which pubca-
tons to be days previous to the second Tues
day of april next.
Dated at Montpelier in said county of Washington this
2lth day Of February A, D. l842.
STILLhAN CHURCHILL Clerk.
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WONDE RFUL!

A N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimen
IA for the Piles, Rheumatism &c. has been used in
thousands of and failure give complete
can be found. large supply received fresh fromthe
Manufacturer of the CEEUISE answer the many and in.
creasng calls. For sale only the NJ ,peier Bookstore
hu h 2 WA l.ON a. SONS
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TUST received at the New Cash Store and for sale at re-
d duced prices corresponding with the times call and sce
Dec LYMAN and KING
OK SELECT BUFFALO SKINS for sale at The
81 Cheap Cash Sto'e. Said skins will be sold cheapeI
than can be purchased any store in the vicinity.
Also general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries
offered Tor cash as above. H. N. BAYLIES.
January !, 1912. az
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CATAIIRTI SNU F

NTARSHALL'S SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
lNL and the various diseases Of the head as well
eyes all parts of the country and sustaining the repu-
taion which has long since gained of beng the best ar
tce of the kind offered in this country.
Each bottle contains three times the quantity Of one OF
those which offered ut ONLY % CENTS and is there
fore much cheaper as well better article. For sale
by the manufacturers c. Bowen, Mddebury, J. and J, H.
Peck s! Co, Burlington, f.. H. Prenss, Montpelier, and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the
try, %
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSA NJ.
TENO those who have used this Medicine, II is e.
h nough say where il is for salc, but those who
have used II are informed that it is a certain and
speedy for all Of Wounds, Sprains Sores,
Burns Coughs, Sore Lungs, the most desperate
Piles. and Rheumatism Of all kinds. 1t will prevent
the Toohache, restore torpid and Perishsl Limbs,
Frozen Limbs, Stiff joints, Numbness, sc. and can
be depended upon TO quiet pain and relieve soreness
in all cases.
Hundreds OF certificates from persons OF the first
standing in the community, who have tested and in
laibly proved its efficacy and who have be- recv-
ed by lis use could be published, but they deem
ed unnecessary here its own high reputation and its
extensive sale, the most gratifying evidence Of its
virtues.
Also, CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS will
produce immediate relief and permanent cure in
cases that have any Of The following symptoms, viz.
burning heat in different parts Of the body palpifa-
lion, heat and chlls, unnatural thirst, hradache,
pains in The back and bowels, ohoc, cholera and
cholera morbus, and with the Bulsrm, will cue piles
I dvsenery, bilious fever, billions cholic, &c.
For sale by E. u. PRENTlSS, Montpelier VI,
also by n. G, Hale. Chelsea. and DR.. A. Pierce,
STAFFORD. 70
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BOSTON ADV'S.
MEnEoRD DIN. Il. RUM.

THE subscriber being located far from Boston, finds
l. that since the rail roads came into use, the inconven
fence very great to his country customers and those who
wish purchase of him, sets Their accounts. 10 rem"
edy this inconvenience he has made arrangements with
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-07

PURE SPIRIT, CHERRY RUM, f. coRDIALs,
constantly hand at his store No lid State Street; and
this and al Manning ard Halls No. 10, Central Wharf
are the only places whore Medord Rum be bought in
Boston Likewise at ia State St may be found general
assortment of all kinds of NEWS, WRAPPING, SHOE
and LETTER PAPER.
Also my books kept there that my customers may
settle their accounts without the trouble Of going to Med
ford on purpose
N. b. Thankful foi past uvols, hopes by will to please
and strict attention to business 10 meet further patronage
All orders directed l.. Bgelow Id State Street, Bos
ton, will receive immediate attention.
DANIEL LAURENCE.
Mediord, Mass. January "a 1872 Ill 3mo Sits.
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HATS. GAPS

n & d. A. Partridge, Montpelier Vt, opposite the
-. Village Hotel manufacture and offer for sale whole
sale and retail first article of plain super plain
MOeskin, Nura, Beaver and common Napt Hats Of The
latest Boston New York and Paris fashions. They have
also on hand good assortment of Gentemen's plain
and Ruiied Linen Bosoms, Dckeys, Neck Stocks and
Hosiery, etc. etc
Montpelier, Oct. Is 1871
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VIM. GREENOUGH x Co.,

w lh, u ID ~ EAOOG OH ~ 20,
No. Ia, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
RE constantly receiving and offer for sale to ihecoun
II try trade on The most reasonable terms,
HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
consisting oil Sheffield Goods Greaves and Sons Cast
Steel Files and Edge Tools Miwrghs' Chises Plane
Irons Greaves and Sons Electro Steel Plane Irons, Chs
OILS, and Gouges, and by far tho best article in the
market Groves and Sons Tyzacks rayors, Slack, Sell
lar and Graysons Sandersons Hand, Panne Back Com
pass, and Web Saws Sicklesi general assortment Of
Tools, etc. etc. and
TABLE g. SPRING CUTLERY.
Birmingham Cords, comprising in part Leg, Trace and
Halter Chains James and Fox and Hawkins Screws
Bed Screws; Coach Screws Baldwn's, Kenrck's and
TarratFs broad and Butts; table and back flap pew
and plate Hinges Hooks and Hinges; Locks-Carpenlcrs,
closet pad wardrobe, chest cupboard press plate blind
and sash fasteners Norfolk latchcs brass goods etc.
wrought Nails.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Iron and steel shoves spades; Gre sets augers
Nashua locks and latches; w. Rowland and Sons and
Fulton Hardware Cos Mill Saws Coles Hammers Lat
ches, ring and improved, Blako's patent, etc. etc.
Composing altogether stock well suited tn the country
trade-to BIO sold for cash or approved credit.
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w q 2 G Il z S .

Gold Gilt and Stoel Plated Watch Trimmings Chasep
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted Gold Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Btana Ware Silver plated
Shutters and Trays Spy-Gasses Of all kinds; pocket
compasses thermometers Pocket Books and Wallets
Gill and Steel Putsc Clasps. CUTLERY &; a large as
sonment Of Rogers cecba ed Pen knives, various kinds
variety of superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and Cleaners; percussion Gaps; silver and steel
Spcctaces and Eye Glasses open top Silver and Steel
Ihmbcs, silver Pencil Cases; Bead Purses and Bags,
gold Neck Chains, stay rings, spirit level vias Rogers
superior English Razors razor Straps; Tweezers, Hair,
Tooth and Nail }rdshcsi shaving Boxes Cologne, Otto
oftose Lavender Fancy Soaps, Shaving Mirrors Stripng
Pencils Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses, Smelling bot
ties China very neat styles plated bell ra'les
emery cushions, do spool stands Sc Also good
assortment &C Eight Day Time Pieces Wooden Clocks
&C Which will be sold al very snal advance from cos
They would say 10 The public tina, in nsequcnce ofthe
large amount Of Silver made and sold by them, they
induced To reduce their retail prices Any PEI son
wishing to purchase will do vel to give them call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks aud Watches Of every description carefully re-
paired and Warranted 1-7Cash paid for Old Gold and
Slver-f1l
Montpelier village, MAY 90 Is4l OF
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MRS. JONES

WOULD inform her friends and the public, that
w she is in readiness, at her house, to answer
calls for work in Millinery and Dress Making. Pat
ronage gratefully received and work well executed.
Village Of Montpelier, Dec. is .ls4l,
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LOOK HERE !!
5000 SHEET IRON.

CTORRS 81 LANGDONS have lust received n lars.
~ lot OF Russia and American Sheet Iron for stove nine
which they will sell al small commission by the bundle.
Dec 8
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SHEET IRON.

I'D Packs Russia Iron, assorted Nos; SO bundles z Q.
~ and American do 10 boxes Canada plate Fer
sale by Villas, LOOMS and Co
Burlington, November 80, 1871. SO
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LATEST FASHIONS.
o-sss scsss f9lso
HENRY ISHAM,

(Main Street. oppo,e the Brick Church,
III AS received from Boston the latest fashions for
Il gentlemen's dresses, and having thorough and
finished work.msn. will furnish his customers with
first rate work at short notice. and CHEAP FOR CASH.
Dec. IL, lS4l. 35H
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STATE OF VERMONT ! In Chancery, fourth Cir
-.gs Washington IS, cult.
George Laggdon VS.. Samuel Forbes, Stephen j. Forbes
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TIN PLATE, &C.

400 lbs White and colorcd Thread so ih HAL -
Il doi rs gross Round and Flat Lunce,s for sale nv
Villas LOOMS and a
Burlington, November 80, l84l, anu I sS
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| UMBER. $4,000 #. seasoned butlernut and bass
IIwood boards and plank 10000 f. seasoned pine do;
0tons prime Hayi 200 bushels Potatoes for sale by
Feb j, 1912. LANGDON 4 WRIGHT.
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NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER

W JOO
the stone, of superior quality which will be groun
Il as waned-ior sale at The subscribers Grst mill il
Waterbury. Farmers may depend upon getting an arlc
free from adueaton and fresh ground for use
which will be sold at the Burlington price whit fregh
added. VIM W. WELLS
January 81, 1912 4ltf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-03
Extract of The Genuine Sarsaparilla,
Preparedby
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
This article has prepared expense accord
is confidently denomina the only really paiuG6e prepa
ration of Sarsapara offered for sale in this country
Together with the active principle OF the SIMILAR o6ci
rahe best species of the rootthe College have incor
porated that peculiar modification of sugar. which has
been termed giycyrhiSn. In the Extracts" of the
and certain druggists the extract
OF lquorce the chief ana readily be de
tected But 1t is proper to state that In most cases this
extract of quorce aduerated and contains de
we'd from tho pans which the decoction Of the
evaporated The College wish thus particularly guard
containing large quantities ofths poisoned quorce The
Extract prepered by the College, contains also ap-
proprate quantity of the peculiar principle
obtained rom:hat valuable vegetable bitter Gentian 80
its great vtues) small portion of the active consttu
ents OF the Taurus Sdssards, another vegetable whose
efficacy Alternative and purifier of the blood il well
known has likewise been added These several articles
have been incorporated and their peculiar principles
compounded in highly concentrated form. and the
suit has been the production of vegetable Alternative
and tonic, unequalled for power and efficacy.
The College merely add the following extract from the
edition just published Of Brandes Practical Dictionary
of the Materia Medical
Z" This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuma-
tism-in obstinate cutaneous eruptions-in ndolent
ucers-in glandular afectionsn diseases of the bones
attended by dull aching pns tumors and nodeswastng
Of the fehand IL has prorrd raiuabe remedy and has
sometimes Effected where other oerares hare been
long administered an rain, and rhen the diseased state
the system has been Of many years duration In the after
treatment of syphilis and in phere mercury has iu
riousy gected the system possesses poers not hitherto
Observed in any other article Of the Matera ediea"
Sold in SINGLE BOTTLES, at IS cents each.
In CASES OF HALr-A-DozES BorTLEs, SO so.
" &C.,
Cases forwarded to all parts sfthe Union.
NB-sa rery liberal discount TO whotesale purehasers
By order ofthe College,
W. S~RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College, 81 Nassau st., NY.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The exertions, oalhs, hard
praying, great expenditures-and damn-your-eyes of
Tom Hamblin, only makes Thorne more cool, more
quiet exhibit more generaship, and bring forth his
hidden tact.
The moment that Hamblin engaged Celeste and
tripped up the poor Park, Thorne brought out Sim
clair, the great antique in Italian and Scottish song
but yet as fresh as green old age can make him
including La Compile, the danseuse-a corps of dam
cers-and other matters and things in general and
in particular The consequence has been that the
Chatham is crowded nghtly-whie the Olympic is
so-so-and the Park gloomy. Nothing will do now
days in thearicals but variety, energy, prompti-
tude aid character. This sustains Thorne When
Celeste leaves the Bowery, where will Tom Ham,
bin be 2 At the end of his line.
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STEAM FRIGATEs.-lt is not generally known
harbor. They are the Fulton, the Missouri, and the
Mississippi. Could not the two latter be proftably
employed on some of our foreign stations, and as
we at present are involved in difficulties with the
they would be able to render efficient service and
would maintain the honor of our country, at the
same expense that they while ding for the win
ter in our own ports. The Fulton will be able to
protect us from long, low, black schooners,' and
we hope the Secretary of the Navy will find en-
ployment Tor the other two abroad. They are sli-
perior to any other steamships u war, and think
we may be proud of them. TRAVELLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-03

LATEST FROM YUCATAN-The schooner Laura
Virginia, Capt. Thompson, arrived yesterday in six
days from Campeachy, brings the latest advices
The Mexicans had not arrived off the port when the
l.. V. sailed though they were daily if not hourly
expected. In the mean time, every preparation was
being made at Campeachy for their reception. The
ports were fully manned, the guns sealed and pat in
proper order, and the troops drilled continually.
Two thousand men arrived from the interior the
day before Captain T. sailed and every thing beto-
kened determination on the dart of the Yucatans
to make vigorous defence whenever the attack
should be made In addition to the land forces,
considerable fotlla of gun boats with cannon,
of heavy calibre, had been prepared to aid in the
defence.
1t was understood the Mexican force would not
leave Laguna until the reinforcement had arrived
from Vera Cruz.
The San Antonio had not arrived at Campeachy.
ship, supposed to be one Of the Mexican steam
ers, was seen off Campeachy; the fort was not
blockaded.
The brig Ivanhoe, hence for Campeachy, was not
spoken by the l.. v.
One of the Yucatan papers of the Sd OF this month
received by the Laura Virginia, IN noticing the az.
vent of the Mexican force at Laguna, statss tnat
they are attacked there by an enemy they mad not
sought for The yellow fever had broke ont among
them, and the English sailors, as well as
some of the highland Mexlcans, were dying IKE
sheep with the rot. The editor says they would be
happy to receive these gentlemen at Csmpeachy, II
thew will come IN tolerable health and spirits, but
they positively refuse to accord TO them polite re-
cepton if they come armed with 80 terrible ma
lady az the black v0mit.--NsU Orleans paper.