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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18
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hasburgh, Rev J Clark
LoUeH, J D Harding
Morgan, Rev D Packer
Troy, A ] RowelI
LAMoILLE CO.
Cambridge M Stafford
Eden, C Fisk
Elmore, Deu Camp
Hgdepark, E P Fitch
Johnson, A W Caldwell
MOrriSto,Gn, J West
Stolc, B Fl Fuller
WateruiHe, II A Fisk
do Cd Page
WJlcOtt, J Smith
WINDSOR CO.
bethel, Rev d Field
CduendiSh, Rv w F Eva ms
Chester, 0 Hutchinson
Rochester. Rev VIM Scale
RoyaltOn, d Woodward
Sharon, p Metcalf
Woodstock, T Hutchinson
RUTLAND CO.
Brandon, ] w Hale
Rutland, r r ThralI
Woliingtord, Rev MrC on
stantine & ID E Mich lson
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Rockingham, Rev Mr. Bar
Der.
TotOnshend, w r Shafter
Wilmington, OIL Skater
WardsborO'. DR.. D Hyde
Hammonds Mills, DR.. S
Billings
Jamaica, Rev. NJ Spencer
Fayetteville, Z Atwood
Douer, P p Perry
BENIN TON CO.
Manchester, u Roberts If
! Matteson, No. Benningto
Lemuel Bottum, Shaftsburl
John Landon, Factory Poin
Sherman Paris, Dorset
E 5 Sherman, W. Rupert
Dea. Hurd, Sandgate
DR.. Mickey, Arlington
lawrence Co., N. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18

ec5-Fhe private letter of Henry Clay to Cassius
M. Clay, which we publish this week. appeared
some time since, but as there was some doubt
about its authenticity we did not wish to publish
it until this point was conceded. We have also
his letter in which he states that he shall write no
more letters for The public eye before election and
explains his Raleigh letter, but must defer it
week. We intend to publish all he says on the
subject of annexation, that people may make up
their minds about his position understandngly.
We wish the wings and democrats would compare
his course with Mr.. Brney's letters, but they seem
determined to publish nothing but garbed ex-
tracts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18

Several communications and other interesting
articles are crowded out by the Legislative pro-
ceedings
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18

E}~We are abliged to w. Fl. B. for his excel
lent piece of poetry, Hope he will continue his
favors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18

1t is useless to give good advice to politicians, as
it is to sing psalms to gravestone, with an eXpec-
tation of making it shed tears for the sins of the
man whose memory it marks,-Hag0rSto'cn Meas.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18
ASHLAND. Sent. Is. 1914.


My Dear Sir-I yeceivcd your favor of the 10th
instant, in which you state that you will be in
Boston on the 10th, where it is impossible this let
ter can reach YOU; and therefore send it to the
Hon. Willis Green, to be forwarded to you.
am perfectly persuaded of your friendly inen
tions and feel grateful for Them. But you can
. have no conception unless you have been here,
of the injury which your letter in the "Tribune"
was doing; and that was nothing in comparison to
that which it, was likely to inAIct upon the Wing
cause in the states of Tennessee, North Carolina
and Georgia Our friend John Speed Smith, as
well as others, though it even endangered the
State of Kentucky. This effect resulted from your
undertaking to speak of my private feelings and
those of my near and particular friends, and your
statement that you had been ten years operating
in the Abolition cause.
Under these circumstances, there was an abso-
lutte necessity for the note which | published, al
though regretted it extremely. endeavored so
to shape it as not to wound your feelings, and !
hope it did not. Had you been here, you would
have cOncurred with myself and other friends in
thinking it Indispensable.
You must be we'll aware oil the very great deli
cacy ofmy position At the North, | am repre-
scented as an ultra supporter of the institution of
slavery, whilst at the South am described an
Abolitonst, tVhen am neither the one nor The 9TH
e.. AS we have the same slrname, and are, more
over, related, great is made at the South a
gainst me, Of whatever falls from you. There,
you are even represented as being my son: hence
E the necessity the circumspection, and especially
by that you should avoid committing me.
You are watched wherever you 60, and every
word you publicly express will be tortured and per-
yerted as my own are.
After all, am afraid that you are too sanguine
in supposing thai any considerable number Of the
Liberty men can be induced to support me- How
can that be expected after they have voted agains
Mr. Slade?
With assurance of my thankfuness for your
friendly purposes, and with my best respects 70
Mrs. Clay,
am truly and faithfully your friend,
C. M. CLAY, Esq. H. CLAY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18
1914.
CAST STORE!
~ EW GOODS!!
EYlW.RN &. KING.

AVE great pleasure in giving notice our friends in
"a d this vicinity, Lamoie, and other sections of the
State, that we have received
s bales sHEETING, at IA per yard
10 do do 9, heaviest and best in market
20 Ps BROAD CLOTHS, from 81 rs to so per yard.
100 Ps PRINTS, from IA to S.
so Ps ALPACCAS, from rs TO rs cls
10 Ps ZENOBIA, 3s to IS.
20 Ps CASSlMERES, Is to 9s
100 SHAWLS, French styles, from ~ to SIS.
so doz. winter GLOVES.
100 UMBRELLAS, from SIC to- 80.
20 Ps heavy PILOT CLOTHS.
In fact, we have all kinds of @@-GDGDED%
that ask for keep off the cold and peng
--ATSO--
10 rolls CARPETING having been appointed agents for
selling Carpeng, can furnish at Boston prices.
20 Kiddermnster and Lowell RUGS.
Ps beautiful FLOOR CLOTHS.
8 Ps COTTON CARPETlNG.
2 ps STAIR CARPETING.
20 doz. Fur and Fur trimmed CAPS.
10 bales BUFFALO ROBES.
Also.
One of the most beautiful assortments of
ROCKERY. .
from New York. ever offered in this MARKET and at eos
and freight
AASV3
HARD WARE, of every description for family use.
Also,
cases Thick Boots, bes: articles, 1928.
cases Calcutta Boots, $50.
100 prs India Rubbers.
so do do Fur lined.
80 prs Misses Rubbers
1t would be impossible for 10 enumerate the many ar
ticles which have for sae-bul will give notice that
we shall have this week
tons Pororico Sugars
1000 lbs Loaf do
boxes Havana Sugars,
10 bags Coffee,
| 10 chests Tea,
so bags Pepper and Spice,
lids Moasses,
l ton Saleratus,
| 10 Dbl Rock Salt;
Which will be sold at Boston cost, with tho froigh
added-no mistake! We have pursued the CASH sYs
TEN the last three years, and find it gives much bet
ter satisfaction, goods low all must be satisfied
Montpelier Oct. /, 1874 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18
THE BEST STOCK

ar Fancy and Plain Cassimer and
" Vestings--some beautiful styles selling low by
Al BALDWIN, ScoTT & Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18
FRESH GROCERIES.

TUSF received, and receiving from New York,
hhds. moIasses, 2oOGlbs, Loaf Sugar,
5000 lbs. Brown Sugar, Is chests of Tea,
500 lbs. Spices, 1000 lbs. Ginger,
5000 lbs. best Saleratus, 1000 lbs Tobacco,
800 lbs Snuff, 5000 lbs Dry s. Salt Fish
1000 lbs Fresh Butter s. Table Salt,
And every thing else in the Grocery lne-al
bought with cash, and will be sold cheaper thar
can be bought in Vermont.
STORRS & LANGDONS.
Oct 8, l842.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18

WEOgarths Remedy for the Piles, warranted
d IL to cure pay. For sale by
Tiff s. p. REDFIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18

WRON, Wedgewood, Glass and Marble M0RTARS.
n For sale by 3. Z. REDFIELD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-18
7 H E FIR Z E N An .

"Plant as reeds where Freedoms waters glide
Firm as the hills to stem Expressions tde!"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-25

within no very distant period, have the ei.
feet of doubling the amount OF our presen'
MISUNDERSTANDING our population a.
home-civing TO ALL the means oil comIo'- :
table subsistence, aud the added means OF
universal education, upon a scale commen-
surate with the great purpose of educating
a neonIe TO govern themselves. We are,
and must. of course, continue to be, smaI
state but necessarily small, only in terrific
rial extent In all that constitutes true
greatness we may become the largest o'a'e
in the Union--in the world; great IN the
Development of the capacities OF our soil,
but far greater in the mighty energies OF the
men that shall live upon it.
Here then is large field for our efforts
Let us survey it, fully, and address ourselves
TO its labors with determination to do what
our hands fnd to do, with our might. 10
all this we are urged by motives which come
up in the recollections OF the past, and stand
out in the visions Of the future. How can
we help feeling an honest state pride, when
we think of our origin--of our history--of
our strength at home-of our character a.
broad, and of our position of influence and
power for good, upon an extended scale, IN
our connexion with the Union. We may,
and must concern ourselves with the ques-
tions involved in the national action but
after all, here in Vermont-a name dear TO
us all--at the mention Of which our hearts
thrill with an honest pride. Vermont our
own beloved State, that claims our first at
tention, and deserves our warmest affection,
and our untring efforts for her good. In
regard TO her let US say,--If forget thee
let my right hand forget her cunning; if
do not remember thee, let my tongue ceave
TO The roof of my mouth, if prefer thee
not above my chief JOY.
In conclusion, need hardly say to the
representatives Of Christian people that
the efforts Of our highest wisdom-our most
carefully matured schemes for the advance
ment Of the public good, will be unavailing
without the divine blessing. Let us, amid
the cares and labors and excitement con-
nected with the performance of our duties,
take fast hold Of this great truth-main-
tanning just sense Of the magnitude Of the
trust committed to Us, aud an abiding con-
viction of the true character of our respon-
sibilities in connection with il.
Softer me to tender, through you, to the
people of Vermont my grateful acknowledge
ments for the recent expression of their con-
fdence-my sense of the value Of which,
and Of the increased responsibilities il inn
poses on me, shall leave TO be expressed,
as may best be done, by devotion Of my
life to the promotion Of the highest interests
Of this State, of my country and the world.
WILLIAM SLADE.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, October ii, 1874.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-25

William 7. Cummings, under sentence of den,h
AZ haverhil, n, u for murder, has by Procluma.
ton OF Gov. Steele, had the execution of his sem.
tence POSTPONED to the Goth Of December next
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-25

AZ the session Of the Common Pleas Cour,
at Worcester, last week, we notice that ouite
number of persons were convicted of viola.
ton OF the license law, and fined 500 and The
costs. One person carried. his ease 10 The Su.
preme Couft.-Springfeld Republican.
The New York herald., 1844-09-06
PUBLISHED DAILY by
M n q ID R ID q N II K N Il TT.

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THE NEW YORK HEnALp-A Daily Paper, issued every
morning o. he wees-prce TWO CENTS per copy. Country
Sanscpe furnished at the same rate for specific PERIOD
vance. " - - --'
THE WEEKLY HERALD-ssued Saturday morning AZ
1n ociock,-rrce sx AND QUARTER CENTS per copyfur
a. ~ y roun,y nuDsenpsn a. - y Per annum, IN advances
ConRurovpssTs are rsuuc.tsd 70 sddrSs thss i~ss, .
lsslsm - businDu HoS " Dosa pAs<.
The New York herald., 1844-09-06

BAKONIO Arst in Aabaster Marble ccagIiola &c. from
I|s Italy, respectfully invites the gsae' the ininbitants
Ri Mplaa cosn,r dealers and the public general
Grand and DIVISION streets. where he has unpack ked now
new splendid assortment Of Italian aud English Ornaments n
aiapasie BLACK Marble spa Agata Yellow stone Stalace
Esd snd ysoss 81 other marbles Verde d P,e Granite sc
azzes, Hele fwers Etruscan Vases Candescks Talrrs
Pen Ira5s Ink Stands, Watch Cases Clock Stands Time Pie
and qsa Vases Bottles aroups and single Dogs Tables ga
iozzoy and Rug Vases, Paper Weights Ring Stands Card
boxes SNUFF Boxes Arniantus Painting Of Mount Vesuvus
Naples Books on Copchoogy, Mnersocy Geology Marine
Bo!snst NC &C. Price Of articles from 25S 70 $500
fsyws. Admission frss sle i'm I'm
The New York herald., 1844-09-06
PUkIUuuESE fESiALL PILLS.
INVENTED Arp rREPARGpB ~

THE scientific combination Of ingredients OF which thoss
Pills composed have made the wonder and am
ration Of the world Ihey ar. h.cwn all Errop
tain in producing the monthly Their certainty In iii
bcing .uch that they must be used during
pr9ducs pr9duc miscarriage i used during that Isriod
The directions translated English and enveoped
round with the seal OF the importer stamped Each boz con
tans the Signature Of NJ de Boudeloque and the English u
agent for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mGl to any part Of e United
States Sold by Dr. T. MELvEAU, agent and importer for
the unisd States Oce i2e Liberty street. drsenwich
Sod in bottles az Salem street Lettc! directed to DR.. f.
Melveau box "a New York, will with immediate attsn
ton. All leteIs must be postpaid. iv2q re
The New York herald., 1844-09-06

JUST PUBLISHED, t1his Day>-Tle Medical Cenhdans
Price 81 and ssut TO part Of the Union This
embraces the history treatment aud Of Venerea 10 ali ia
forms, Gonorrhna, Glert Structure Irritable Bladder Sweed
Iestcles, NC. Together with comprehensive know ledge
!he effects os,nsuaiisn and i. rssu of e anatomy and
Physioogy Of the sexual Of self pollution and s con-
sequences Of seminal weakness stsrity with
the medical treatment Of all those diseases This work be
FAWCETT Continues his private consultations all
deafe which are mentioned In his book. All letters
poSt-pald. 40 Inn
The New York herald., 1844-09-06
0S~ SIGNED OVER!!!
To an
endless
.eterlity,by
all who Witness
ed the pale and ghast-
ly object, caused by
splitting blood, and a most
,violeut cough, with night sweats,
shoarseness and sound Of the voice.
0c5> SIGNED OVER!!!

violeut cough, with night sweats,
ahoarseness and sound Of the voice,
indicating alarming state of disease:
my Clergyman was plain " th me- and stated
that had but a few days to live; my sister, who
was my anxious care taker, made inquiry where she
she told OF Dr. Sraynes Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry medicine general throughout the Uniied States,
for the Of coughs colds splitting of blood
influenza. Iapitaon Of the heart whoopng cough, tickling
rising sensation IN the throat bronches asthma weakness
the nervous system, impaired constitution from any
and to from falling into decline She
formed il this medicine failed cure, my life hopeless
Dr. S'cay,ies Syrup then procured, and the first bottle
gave re and by the time had commenced the fifth bottle,
cough had lett aud strength much improved that
was able to take the fresh and short entirely
covered my tnmer health For confederation Of the truth
the above statement call who lives in Ju-
nii'er street, door below Race, Philadelphia.
ISAAC MORGAN REEVES.
~ BE cautious 10 ask for the original Dr. Swaynes Com
pound Syrup ot td Cherry all other
valuable cous and counterfeit; prepared only by DIR.
Swayne whose office the northwest of Eleventh and
itace Streets fhiadelrha. Agens-Dr w II. Minor corner
OF Broadway aud John street, New York; X a. Sands
Bowrry ~ York; h. b. Warner 2O5 Beecker street. NJ
Person Harrison, 7N Broad Newark N. j.; Benjamin
Old 2S Broad street, ~ J John s. HARRISON Salem, Mass
Y H. Pierce, Stanwix Hail. Maiden Lane Albany NJ York:
Backus Bull Troy, N. York; Spadng Harrington, Wor.
ceste Alass James Green Co. Worcester, Mass; Grant
Boesel poashkeelse N Yora Z, Hodge Buffalo York;
P,oashkesps,s, ~ iorh; o. o. Woodnsn yicksburs, Nss
Mass wn Duesbury Lowell Mass; JaserC. Aye, Lowell
Boston, Mass 7. NJ Cohen v Co., Charleston s. q.
3m
The New York herald., 1844-09-06
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE NTON TEA OMPANY.
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, NY
Branch Stores, 3Is Bleecker street. New York.

THE CA ION TEA G . NJ PANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE l2l CHATHAM STREET, n
Brunch Stores, 3is Bieeckey street. New York,
3ol Grand street, Suffolk,
l3l GfeenDich, Fulton,
l16 Fulton street, Br0okLyn
30 Chestnut aud - North FIFTH street, Phiiadephio.
II Hanover street. Boston.
INVITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments w~e lsy think
viii BE found by ar the best slseaoa. Of and andu.sd
OF their house with reference high quaes prices,
and upright dealing well understood render further
Original and only OF
Howsuas Black TeaI IObseye!stayss will bs particular
i2 between Pearl and Roosevelt Tie public will
also be pleased notice that the Canton Tea Company
nothing do with other
at the top Of this advertisement. au23 3mse
SCARPA'S OIL.
THE following s taken from the Boston Aas :-vauabls
Article-Scarpas Acoustic Oil II said by had
occasion TO IT, Be excellent medicine Of Deaf
arising from colds other We know young
lady, who long almost mnedntey relieved it,
and the Certificate Of Mr. John Reed Of Bunker Hill stes
Charlesown, Mass unAnswerabe testimonial Of
escy Sold, At Wholesale and retail! by A. b. y, SANDS.
jy27 I'm m
The New York herald., 1844-09-06
HuLL'S TRUSSES.


NOTICE TO .RUPTURED PERSONS.
)ERSONS afflicted with Rupures may rely upon the best in
stamsnta aid the world affords on application A he Oce
towns the United States Be careful examine back
pad of ulls Tusses, 6 they endorsed by Dr. Hull
in writing None genune, 70 be relied upon good,
without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of Hulls
celebrated Tusse thousands imposed upon in conse
These limitations be relied ey mads
By unskul mechanics and better than the ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms have fed up No Vesey slree exclusively
1aCs having the
neut, where female attendance upon
female PATIENTS autl lmrc
The New York herald., 1844-09-06

FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO 65 LlBrRTY EET,

DALEsME, importer Agent for Nlanuiacturers ha,
n. always hand large assortment Of dime, and
PLAN white aud gil, Feeh Porcelain well Diuns and
Dessert Plates Of al assorted Dhes soup Tureens
Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Cusards and
stands
Also, Fancy lea SETS, aud Rich Decorated Dinner
AIso Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek French and American
shape
All the article. warranted Of the bcst quality. br
,old liberal lsrmi and IN lots ~ suit puIchases
gp.
The New York herald., 1844-09-06
b 4 A CON COU X 8 E.
FOOT RACE
For ONE

FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE pRoPRiETQRs Of the above Course offer Pune Of
he s ts ne
fss $500 60 III: person who win s creates; s
first IN TIE does no, perform miles rn the hour $500
o p@ au % oSa,h Sa' $ e.: %
s ss' .c and o rome % ar sS s ops H.
Of the United States, for the purpose Of this should
o%s ss' for s ss. sa s w Ss d
70 prevent persons entering their who do intend
Person. Wishing TO enter for the above requested
d0s uo ds 50 S % .s Sss ii S a. q m
via HI "A sswss ~ for the above
the United ios Stss Of s 4 scSsn s
June 18Th, 1874 Ia miles from Hoboken Ferry.
.. B0ARAL ING
PsiIos suitable for gentlemen end asr Wives Also
location sa bs Tor os s = % The hSpss ess
Al w fulton sInet. ly3o lInIc
MADISON HOUSE, SOUTH BkUOKLYN, l.. l.
srvArr No II An.1sIts Rsp ss Srp9''n Lone ISLAND
ssss s: "'r % s fss .sa al hsss % Ss;
e, their s Bss1 fast s'ou. IS, 70 q,
s ~S sa S@ ss
is Ladies Pvata entrance second door y FpTps north
ais im-m Proprietor.
CAST OFF CLOTHING
he sss !sii ,riSGfi &: & IS 'SSe s obtain '"
a'1s e Gss.,nsC .,, a1aa 1a The city or ehaas9s s r.
much their advantage send for the Subscriber who will
attend them at thei, ms,dsace By ap,soinimenL
IT, LEVErT. Office No; Wsl, street
and At 40 Hudson
Clothing cleaned aud repaired
u line through h- Post 0fhce, otherwise, will
eromnt 'f'-n'on- au3i imsre
cENINs IMPROVED MoLEsKlN HAT,
A II STY L E
"A NOW READY, at GE >IS's well.known Establish.
~ nett highly aprored and rsry beautiful MoLEsKiN
uAr, d. Ia c,lse o the ch iis from he
the imported article made by ,ugner, geuenen
will b- enabled by themselves
the almost conn ee depy Of IT, two articles Many und@r
hese have rirrrd those ,nufciued by the
subscriber merely Tor her eater ch.ayness, bur
s.ss,ng, eminent degree, hose qud-s which the
Fre,ch Hats Justly rdmred, -scdity Of brim
shape aud co uroI the Hat sperved-superior grace and
bealy--high iustre aud ,estnes, OF trimming
asn from the great sa'iyccon ol those have purchased
eau confde ny reeome q them 20 e Ssnllemsn Of New ora
"a a his country He tie and exsmaou
Of their merits. j. N. 0ENiN
- , 2i Broadway, Opposite ST Paul's.
Cassim Hats. Also, full assortment Of Mems Youths
and lniahts Caps. rs lm-rc
TOOTH-ACHE CURED IN ONE
AAA MINUTE, by the OF the GLOVE
VA ANODf fNE-Ihis excellent ar-
MaHwnM Gle, and will cure the violent tooth
&HST 81 ache or pain ~ the gums, III one minute
VhST "a The love Anodyne not unpleasant to
a y AH the taste, or injurious to the teeth. and
MWAfKN will PERMANENTLY cure any tooth to
MpN ,XA&$XH which il is applied. Price 25 cents.
1U EW7 A ). SANDS co..
Chemists aud Druggist, 73 Broadway
Chambers 10 Fulton street. and II East Broad
way. s5 lm~ec
The New York herald., 1844-09-06
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
d. M. PEYSER " co.
Ma. go John Efrecf md RCD RrOasl yVa,

u. M. TE TSEh U %.
NOsCO John street and 800 Broadway.
HAVE received by recent arrivals and keep constantly
hand large and tasteful selected Of French and
German articles Embroidery aud Fancy Goods, which they
offer for sale al wholesale and retail, viz
silk Chenille and variety Of other articles fo! Embroidery
Beads Purse Omamenis Bracelets rt Combs and Bracelets
Wire Baskets, Gilt aad Steel Clasps for Bags and Purses;
rassels, Necklaces Slices exc.
splendid assortment Of all kind Of Tasses Chmile Cord
and Chenille.
Embroidered Suspendsrs and bpspeuder Trimmings, Silk
Woed aad Cotton Finaes, and Gimp in all colo and qua
titles
Oiled Silk French manufacnre, white, yellow and grecn
" "a alnec
The New York herald., 1844-09-06

all thess eases Where manly vigor mpard, where The
mental and physical powers prosraed by unrvSained
indulgence Of the PASSIONS particularly by those solitary aud
H., W. nso,i ~ esy youtn' depi-
From the specific action OF the tonc the procrative
gans, IL fails whites rnd sery by
storing healthy uterine action. T1s K-novator been
found valuable remedy IA all Aeryoos Diseases in chronic a
fctions Of the liver papafions Of the heart ungirn
dispepsis scs headache NC Sold only at the importing
r-rrs -4t isrr
The New York herald., 1844-09-06
AIKS. BUCK WALTER.

RARNHlLL'S lNDELlBLE INK.-The mpenon.v Of This
~ Marking Ink is very generally aelao,yieisej bv s
ousgis's nu consumers oi m article IN Phndelphiaa large
nnmDef ~ whom have already tested NAV b. by their
Wu hevr pronounced superior any other
mdeiiOit isk whether oi domestic foreign make - ~
Inc whOie process oil marking cotnu,ed tlr.e
minutes, even A. midnight, IL desirable ' " ~
u called barnhi ndeble Ink after the ..
OF one oil our rrn who invented it, J nd ~ liz
POTTS, LINN x HARiiiS " 'e
-, ...... wholesale Drugxists.
- NO 2l5tS Market street, phllaCellha
(Pfom the United states Gazette, OF March i3h u -
iNpELIBLI lrK--Messrs. Potts, Linn H,rris Nn otan
Market street. above 9Th, manufacture and have fo sale aos
articles IN their line Of busness druggists an amfsbe nL
truly lndeble Il will by its beauty snd the simplicity OF ia
commend itself 70 the regard Of those like ss
mark their apparel and would like that mark nes, and
PLAN. -
ikrom the Editors OF the North American OF March 10Th,
INK aud cheerfuly recommend all those wishing % nak
linen II runs freely and requires no eous pre-
Ps5aon u = Tor sale by essrs. Pots, Linn Harris No.
1i51s Nlafket street
tCory OF an advertisement OF April i9th)
DAthtLs lSDELiBLE lNEJust received, supply Of this
.seoIaa Ink and having tested thoroughly prepared 10
,n ~ :, " ,lue not superior, to made In ha United
so-Drass Medicines, Paints, Acids, Dye SuiIs va.
tsrms, by AI.tvA Nns n ~ ~ a" "p ls. ph 'ea'o"'oie
i. smsrc vyEs noesaie Druggist Market above i2th
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no. % and W Nassau strsst