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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS

THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which DR. Foigd'S Olosaonian,c CT al heat
ing BuiSam has met 1Uith, not only ia
its sale, bit also in the cures whicfA
HhaS effected, in persons Who 1ctrs
in a hopeless condition. has con-
rinced The most scepticaltJNs
extra rdin0ry cWdiicepfo-
perties, aud established
its claims TO the name
ofMe
GREAT REMEDY
The question is no longer asked, Can AsN-
ma be cared?" II has been satisfactorily
settled within the last TWO months that Fol-
gers Olosaonan viii! produce a cure quick.
cr than any other remedy In the world, and
references can be given 10 peraonsin and out
of the city who have experienced It's wonder
ful virtues, who had tried for years all othes
remedies ia vain.
MIR WILSON, bricklayer, residing at
HobokeD, NJ, had tried every remedy which
he could hear OF for the relief OF asthma. and
had spent more Than one hundred dollars in
endeavolng 10 procure help, butln vain. He
commenced using the Olosaonian, Jan. 2ssr.
The first dose he took gave him RELIEF ana
Two DAYS aflerward his wife called 20 saw
that the small quantity oflhs ren tiy he had
taken had done him more good tha3 any aud
all the medicines he had eVer used in bis
life.
Mrs BELL, the wife Of Robert p. Bell.
OF MorrlstowD, N. j., who was severely ar-
tilcted with asthma, was given IN by her
physicians. She was removed 10 the SEA
board In the hope Of pakliating her distress
ing symptoms. but with no benefit. One
bottle oil tie Olosaonan so far relieved her
that she was able TO get up from her bed and
dress herself, a thing she had not done be-
tore in months, and she has now returned 10
ner residence in Mor:ist0wn, \. J. with eve
ry prospect Of being speedily restored.
lNCIPlENT CONSUMPTION
yields TO It's effects. II soothes the trouble.
some cough and gives refreshing slun,bers
to the weary it alIays the pain ID the side
add soreness in the chest, aud enables III.
person TO expecofale easily, while it entirely
restores the secretion of the system and ex-
pedites returning health.
JAMES B. DEVOE, 10t Reade strecf,
had long been complaining Of soreness in
the chest, accompanied with shorr, back
ing cough; he raised matter freely, had los!
his appetite and felt alarmed al his situation,
He had tried various remedies without any
beneficial effect. His shortness IF breath
and pain in the side continued 10 increase.
He used one boue of the O!osacnian, and is
restored to health.
9.eor6m. Brandon, VI.
HUNDREDS OF NAMES
of persons residing in New York, could lie
given, who are ready TO bear testimony 10
the superiority of The Olosaonian over evcry
other remedy known for the cure OF coughs,
colds, asthma, consumption, splitting ufLlood,
dyspepsia, bronchitis, difficulty of breathing,
hoarseness, Influenza, pains in the breas, and
side, and The various affections of the slom,
ach and liver.
George w. Burnett of Newark Mi.
George W, HAYS, OF New York DAVID
Henderson, 60 Laisht ST.; Mrs McCaanu,
20 Walker ST.; F. Laban, 50 Pike ST.; Mrs
Archibald, 35 Walker ST., With
For sale at LOG Nassau ST., one door abors
Ann, and al Mrs Hays,l 39 Fulton st Brock.
yo, Also bv VROSS,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
Married.,

In this Village, on the 18th inst, AR Ebenezer
K. Wilson of Shoreham, to Miss Charlotte Miner
va Smith of this town.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
CAPS.

A very large assortment Of Fur Trim
IA med aud Plush CARS for mcn aud
boys for sale low by w. & BLISS.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
Champaign and Connecticut River Rail-
Road COmnanY.

The annual meeting of the
Champlain and Connecticut River
Rail Road Company will be held
at the Court House in RUTLAND,
on the second Wednesday, being
|. the 18th day Of January next, at
10 O o'clock In the fnrennnn. for the
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25

A GOOD BOY
EG ILL 6nd GOOD chance to learn tba
w ait Of Printing b. calling at this Office.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03
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MONEY MARK ET.
Sunday, Feb. 40 II M.


The stock market for the past eek has been very quiet
but prices have ucua.ed considerably The excitement
in relation to the payment OF the Pennsylvania interest
hes nearly subsidized and the operations made in that
stock falling due the opening Of the books must now
b. settled and the differences paid The closing quota.
tions yesterday several per higher than those
current early in the week Some CT the ncies have ad
vanced several per cent. Reading Railroad from Mon.
day to Saturday went up Of per cent, Harlem ~ and
Long Island H. This improvement cannot be satisacto.
rily accounted for, there has been very little specua-
on in these stocks lately ard there has been any
increase in the actual value the securities. Quotations
for State Stocks have not fuctuated much a.
Illinois special bonds have fallen a4 per cents Pspnsylva
mia SIS, IT, and Ohio os l. The stock market continues
very much depressed, and the money market very tight
The banks have just completed their quarterly returns
for February, and IT 10 possible they may now extend
iacli,es to the commercial c.srs and afford some
relief TO those deeply embarrassed The arcantle com
munty is, no doubt very mach in want Of large loars
and, unless they are extended, there must soon DO
futures
We annex our usual ctm ara,gc table Of quotations
current each day during the past week. with the closing
p'ices for the week previous =
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

PENNsYLvANIA.-The accounts recently received
from Harrsburgh, Pennsylvania, representing the
passage of the bill for the payment of the February
dividends of that State have excited a great deal
OF satisfaction and pleasure in all the financial cir
cles OF this community. This pleasure has been
enhanced by the recollection that great effort
was made to prevent Pennsylvania from paying
the interest on her debts, under the plea that al
thoughs she might be able to do SO now, yet she
would not have the means to continue the pay
ments hereafter-a plea which is certainly more
dishonest than any thing else.
1t rs unfortunate, however, Tor the present repu-
tation of Pennsylvania abroad, that this recent
gratifying intelligence did reach the last steam-
ship before her sailing. That steamer took out
10 Europe the Governors Message, which gives
an impression directly thesreverse of paying, and
1t is, therefore, much to be regretted that the
Of the passage of the bill, with such unexanpled
unanmity in both branches Of the Legislature wa.
not Transmitted at the same time. Ga the whole,
however, we hail this symptom of returning good
faith and integrity in Pennsylvania with great
deal of pleasure, and hope that that State will
make every effort hereafter to continue in the
same honest of action. We do not despair
yet Of Pennsylvania being able to redeem her
honor aud TO pay all her debts to the uttermost
farthing. She is perfectly able TO pay Her
resources amply sufficient for that puY-
pose The increased values OF real and perso-
nal property in the State IF PENNSYLVANIA for
one year are probably nearly equal TO one half of
the whole debt of the State Why should she be
afraid Of imposing an annual tax to make 10 any
deficiencies in the interest on her debt3 Now that
the first step has been taken, do ervently trus,
that this great and wealthy State will persevere in
herreturning march to integrity and honor.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

New Novels by Sue and Lever-Thc Re-
rositoy of Romance double uumber FOR January is this
morning T IssHy at No a Ann ST street i @
re rece'sea Ss the ss ams is''Ao my Year, 's'
g. The Hotel Lambert by Eugene sue-now first published
g. Revelations Of London, by Ainsworth.
Nhs;Iil me nhree ar Gnardsmen ,s,n by Dumas
10 PRICE een,s-s Vsar Once Ann s'aGsa s1ss Anew
novel in few days-comples ST % 1f ss Wandeug Jew Nos
The following asLonisItInc ease In one OF
cur most respectable f.Hi iies Witnessed by Dr. Stearns,
VIII tady give PERSONAL VIII will call at his
house. As below, o. at his Office. ~ Iohn Street
!, hiw YonK Jirulry 81, 1876
DEAR SIR MY ady has been suffsrsr for t'e last fifteen
wears from That most perpexing and ran nj doste the
that she has not been free from p.rs hours
A. time sor the last the h bee. snt
he adyce Of the bes physicians of this city
powerful medicines and bee cupped upon the temples
der severe Tim he las aud with LILLE or 90 le
peI%9ansI. rehs hei spirits ey courage her ,t,ne'h wee
wahapoa Place referred by YOU who had been cured o
sim lar affection by the Of CovNrI's PAIN ExrRAcTon-
Ny lady mmed,ely made trin e THIS medisnr. asd form
TO the time she had OF tie palms, and all
apgeara entirely cured
Any person suffering in similar manner may he satisfied Of
the ecfness of the above by personal Interview whc
be given with pleasure from ee 10 aosd relief y calling
to pSb he above whou yH se which i are e az
he place OF residence sufficient You may also show this
sta.sne,t TO any person you choose
whs.e this salve had which warranted 10 please the
user all cas's and eue ,he following somplan.s viz
ss, s,Ta s1is' ey:s and Nipples. sss!., ssssfI sues
hid 2 Coulandt street ss Feiton street Brock
yh; and do NOT con'ound with limitations countes
The New York herald., 1845-02-03
Anusenlents.

BowERY CIRCUs.-There is to be a splendid en-
tertainmenl at this popular resort Tonight being for
the benefit Of the leader Of the orchestra Mr. ers All
he brass bands Of any celebrity the city have volun.
terred to play upon the occasion The riding at this
oshnent Is astonshingly great, particularly yourg
Aymar and Neville
PALMos OPERA HoUsE.--Do not forget the
Ofpheen Family's Concert tonight, at Palmo's
Their prcgrsmme contains many Of their choicest pieces
which, added TO the high reputation Of he singers shculd
cram the house Their advertisement will be found in
another column
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

The On Contract QUESTION interest
ing question comes up again tonight in the Corpor
alton. or an attempt will be made TO bring it up.
Whether II viii succeed or not we cannot tell
Bat all these discussions in the corporation sre in
expressibly amusing and interesting, as developing
the course OF action Of the "reformins" majority
"a the Common Council We shall report the de.
bate oraltemp.to smother debate 80 ss to give a
rerbotim account next mornlng.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

PURGAToRY.--DR PIsR's LAST LECTURE.
have ia type full and accurate report Of DR.. Pises
last'leeture on the dogma of purgatory, which is
unavoidably crowded out Of to-day's paper. 1t
will, however, appear In to-morrow's Herald, and
the Drs style OF treating the subject is altogether
cogent, vigorous and novel it must be read with
interest by all who are bound for heaven, purga.
tory, or the other place. In anticipation of the
patronage of The last.named class, an extra edition
will be struck off.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03
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Cltv Uptell1gencA

Police Omce-FEB 2-NlosE JuvssrLE DspRrpA.
roRsfhe system Of robbery Of The bold aud daring or
" with the junior thieves is that of milling the glaze
which is lsniug the glass window wherein sny valua
ole . exposed and snacaing a. the articles Oa the lOh
of January the window in the store Mr. Kstcsum No
373 Pearl street was masned, and TWO goiu @stchet
w.sth $i25 snatched On tas 23l, SILVER wach worm
sbos SD was stolen Ia the same manner rs, w so's
Of Messrs Drapr Richard Of No. 20 MAIDEN lane
About the same time, about $50 worth oil eoi
abstracled from the store OF Mr. Smlh ol o' o.
Fulton street. Two young men, named James Johhsop
DAVID Smith arrested b. officers Jos.phs anu a.
exander Jack SON. with the above described soons vi a.
least great pp ton OF them in their possession.
STEALING CLo1Hiso.-John Mathews was arr es'sd dno
committed for stealing quantity OF clothing IRON James
Smith Of No A. Bowery. Several petit larcenes cum
prised the Ie,iius OF the days business.
RrscuiSo PRISONER Tom and Jack Connes,on h ahs
Mathew Cochrane arrested by the watch las nBh
md committed tor rescuing prisoner from u iayAoi'
watchman. .,:.,a
and tried for maintaining nuisance IN the snspe 81
soap boiling establishment, complaint OF Judge NIT
land aud others, Mr. Gerard made use oi she Ionows
expressions in summing up the case, and commenting
pom the facts iii the case =" And has come 10 this
that my client, humble mechanic shall be olragnso
among thieves and telons to satisfy and gretly M
noses and aecsts Of these tangled gentry
be wondered at hst when these delicate crea-
tures ,heir six story brick dwellings IN the
neighbo hood my poor clients soap factory tn
atmosphere is muggy, and the wind in particular di
their elegant French Easement and parting their magn
cent curtains stick Out their heads and snuf tnat ney
shonld notice smell not qaite so ayr cable as me cV.
this poor mechanic whose soap is his livelihood shall b.
sacrificed"
LEGAL WIT DorE INTO DoGGRELL RYHME.-
lawyer who practses in Tailmadge's court,
Ii oft to his brothers the cause of much sport;
From singular fancy he has in his head -
That from sundry disorders he's always "most dead
In fact, you can learn from his talk, in crack
That he's OF those beings termed hypochondriac'
OF all the disorders affecting the system,
He is IN his pers n their terrible victim;
Gout dropsy and fever, rheumatics, brain fever
Enlargement. OF heart, and complaint OF the liver;
In fact all disorders any M D. e'er saw,
With single exception which the lock jaw.
A brother (n.law) who knew we'll his falling,
Asked him one day if he not complaining,
He was answered .my heads like oven, Pm very i'll
really.
And my 6ody's affected with bad dysentery.
Moloch, who heard him. cried it may be true what ht
sais,
But very much doubt if twill e'er bake his bread.
C0rOner's OMce.-Sunday.-Th coroner held al
inquest upon the body OF James F. Randolph, aged 81
years who died suddenly from disease OF the heart
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03
THE MoRMoNs have toleratly strong church in

THE MoRMoNs have a tolerahy strong church in
St. Louis, and frequent meetings for worship are
held the North Market One OF their emissares from
Nauvoo, preac ed very long and vehement sermon on
sunday night, to a large and attentive congregation HI
is probably of the biggest Of Mormonism since
their head devils have been killed off expelled. His
sermon kind Of rhapsody and the great.
part Of did not TO hove much connection with
the peculiar doctrines OF MormeIis but he
dragged in some their absurdies. He compared the
xon rf Christ the murder Of Joe Smith in Certh-
age jail and said het Of the two Joe rather The
treated the Jews did give TO Christ The form Of trial
or mock trial tu, the smokers did 90 hr ouQh
an empty form of trial. before they despatched Joe. He
appeared to contend strongly tor the power in the Nor
preachers to speak in unknown IA do mira.
clcs, heal the sick by laying OF hands, take
serpenss in their hands. poison in their somach h
without being injured, and divers other ridicu.
ous preensions TO supernatural power He said
t at this country was responsible for the heavy
injuries done against the Latter Day Sart end that even
he Government was responsible, and he uttered vague
vttcDaon Of some terrible catastrophe hat was abb u
70 befs the country judgment for the wrongs done
to the -rmons He inveighcd very much sgansf .he
dav said they sold for gold that large saiaries
from one five thousand dollars lead on most Of the
clergy and he made pretty fair I'D captnndnm thrust
based the supposed vsslty and msrcenary OF
the clergy but before got through the services thay
had several fellows with hats ruuping through the con
gregation take up collection, and TOOK IN considera
BILE small change and there ere also large number o.
Mormon psmnhiets parsded the table for sale, and
was paced al the door with his hands full to try
and sell one COPY every person MS he came out ut ten
cents each - So Lquis Era
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

WAsHINGTcN's BIRTH DAY-We understand that
ihis day Will be celebrated by the Prospect and
Tabernacle. on the evening of the 22d lnst The
oraton will be delivered by the Rev. Edwin H.
Chapin, OF Boston, than whom there ia none better
qaahhed TO illustrate the character and virtues of
the savior OF our country.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

II :. SUPREME Court, Jan. 3l.-John B. Be-
MICS ESQ of Louisiana, was admitted attorney and
Councillor of this Court. No 49-Samuel Thurlow,
plaintiff in error va the Commonwealth OF Massschu
sets The argument OF this concluded by
Mr. Webster for the plaintiff in No. 62-Thn Uni
ted States cor rrlainant, Va H. II Gear. The argument
If this was commenced by Mr.. Attorney General
for the complainant and continued by Mr. Hsrdin for the
defendant
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

TBe New CoMwr. r.-ObservatioDs have been made
at the Depot OF Charts upon this Comet during the
would permit. fts nucleus, understand, 10 plainly
visible through the large telescope IL rapidly coming
into better view and those who curious II may
find with common spyglsss to the uthwest Of Jup
ter Nat. Int, Ftb L. 81 +
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

THE Mkt STEAMER-Arapgement have been
made TO express the next steamer over the Long
Island Railroad, at whatever hour she may arrive
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

The HEBREW BALL.-This ball, which is SO no.
ted for its briliancy and the beauty of the ladies
who assemble, takes place on the 10Th at Nbloe.
as will be perceived by card in another column.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

Or The Collector Of the District of Passama
quoddy advertses the seizure of ore lug cona;n;ng
quantity Of brandy, illegally brought intosthe United
states" N2 ,~a
The New York herald., 1845-02-03
MUrInY OFF SAVANNAH The Savannah Repub

ftcGn. OF the 18th, says:-
Thc ship Glasgow, Capt. May, arrived below a few
days since from Glasgow with orders TO ascertain rates
of freight and not satisfactory to proceed TO ST. Johns
N. On Saturday last the Captain having made the
cessary inquiries, about TO proceed his voyags
when the crew refused to do duty. The Captain mme
dately apprised the consgnee Mr. H. Reid, who inform
ed Mr. Alocneux the British Consul and General Harden
collector of the port The latter at despatched
boat in search OF the cutter Crawford This vessel heinz
off cruise and the cutter Van Buren, Of Charleston,
happening to be below and observing the colors Of the
Glasgow at half mast despatched officer and several Of
the crew who with the assistance Of hands sent down by
the consgnee succeeded in getting the ship TO The
Van Buren, the latest accounts the wake of h
Glasgow prepared to rerder pro pt assistance in case
should be needed The cause assigned by the for
their conduct was understand their unwngnesstc to
10 proceed TO sea- without first coming shore The
propness displayed by the Collector Gen Harden and
the obgng disposition which he manifesed thror ghou
he whsle case we understand was most commendabe
onting him the thanks not only of those concerned
but the whole commercial community.
The u s. Cutter Van Buren,, Currier, arrived ut IT,
port last evening, we obtained the followlng:--
The Br ship Glasgow, hoard Of which amutiny
had occurred in Savannah River, had proceeded TO
The kept company with her for some distance and
the ship showing no signal presumed the had
turned to their duty Charleston Patriot Jan 30
The New York herald., 1845-02-03
To Permanently Cure ali Iorupfions Cbap-

ped Flesh salt kheum Rngworm ScThere never (suely
that possessed by the jones' (ormey pni5 Italian
Chemical Sosp There seventeen phy who use il
es and o,.nns to q, ,h disease and
pens BARRIERS Itch beard chblan,, chafes chaps
nfants fact eruption disfgument Of the skim
making darkor yellow skin white clear and beauu there
lore you want the genuine be and ask for
Soap buy where in the city but the sign Of the
Eagle 90 Chatham street. Broadway Agents I39
Fulton street Brookyn State Boson Ledger Build
ngs Philadelphia aud 81 State Albany where
hadR genuine.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

well they may FOR they hsye produced hirg
,an any mediclnes winch have been lsfo the public
M,ny VINO have feen suffering uner long continued
aud have Of relief have found shernsns ougn
zenges sure andote while his Worm Lozenges have
up more ihdrsr from declining health than all the
mstske the number be deceived with
sBuy only OF DR. Sherman. his warehouse No 6 Nassau
1888 Bowery Sands of Fast Broadway and Market
phia "
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

AT Temperance Meeting in Washington on Thursday
evening, John Tyler Jun, OF tho President, and
SON of the Secretary Of the Treasury we're enrolled
amongst its members
The New York herald., 1845-02-03
Personal llnxemenfs.

Col Pok Was TO have 'e't Aoma tuesday last and
intended 70 remain in Nashville thiee four days The
on saturday next
MIR Calhoun is said TO be sb,u. 70 m Ike per.mn.orv
demand upon the British ,senmen thsurgl Mr. Ever.
e for tina delivery Of gsrg -aves who burned
house III Florida ard thea escep.d 10 Bermuda
Our Minister to France, Mr. King grumor seys will soon
return on account Of i'll health
gallery II paintings in New Orleans has been es.sb
lished in fire new Hail. built for the purpose omprisnr
copes so paintings by Rembrandt. Tefurg F!ipck ~
Raphael and s1lva,or osa Of The latter OF the French
schooi he greatest work Of tbs modern art the Wreck
of the Msdusa there faithfully copied This il said 10
be the largest painting III america.
STEAM SHIP CaMDaA.--This new steamer left
Boston on Saturday noon. The "Traascrip." of
that city says:-
The new steamer Cambria, CAPTAIN Judkips
lett this afternoon for Halifax and Liyerpool. with
tn.Tty-nise passengers and very large monthly
passengers ct Halifax. AmoHa the passengers
from TINS port are 7. w. Schmidt, Prussian Con.
sui, and Governor McIIalnc. of Cape Coast Castle.
For the information Of our Pnisdelnha and New
York iiiends we can state, thar all the pack ages
and parcels from the former city of Yesterday
mornlng, and the latter city Of last evening, for
~arded throneh Adams IL Co.'S express, arrived in
season, and have been forwarded.
GfErSroHT This is sad by those competent
70 Judge, to BE- one Of the most delightful spots in
me northern section OF the United States
- ""y W sdlu uihL ~ WIS QlScOVGreU curing tho
last summer. The journey has heretofore been by
q devious route in stages, occupying two days in
the journey. ''S -
II IS situated near The east end of Long Island.
ana commands view of the Atlantic ocean.
through Gardner's Bay, where the English feet
maue thelr rendezvous during the last war
II s SAID that Cireenport embraces all the adyan
tages possessed by Newport, and it will doubtless
be a iavorite resort the ensuing summer
The Ocean House, now erecting ther re-, is Of suf-
ficlent capacity to accommpdate some 200 guests
The almost hourly arrivalo q steamers and traine
running the lines between New York. Boston
Newport and Providence, wiz give life and attrac
ton o the place.
The ease and comfort with which residents Of
the city can reach this place after business hours.
by the railroad, will be further inducement ior
them to resort there.
The trains Upon the Long Island railroad have.
since Its opening, run their trirs l96 mes) with
great resuHrliy, In hours and 40 minutes, and
should regulation be adopted by the company.
which It will doubtless be their interest to do, to
have train leave New York at P. M in sum-
mer-nothlng could be more pleasan. than a resi-
dence Al that place.
The New York herald., 1845-02-03
Doctor ChlIds hns removed to No. 50 Chant
bers street, just west Of Broadway. flw

All Slssin1ekp 5upscrspt7Geo ~ are
irn .Lp b. paid the syrrt-, Zeber CO., Ledger
Buildings Third hesfput, where single copies
also he obtsned daily at O'Clock.
All the aud cheap Publications for sale their
fab ma 10
The New York herald., 1845-02-03

Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements or the
New York Coegs Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
hereafter appear the fourth rage las. column OF is
paper VS.. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent.
0cr and Consulting Rooms Of the College Nassau stree