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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13

TO The Honorable Senate and Hous,
Of Representatives in Congress assembled
The undersigned citizens of the towr
OF in the county Of Rutant
solemnIy demonstrate and protest ogains
the admission Of Texas TO this Union, fol
various reasons, but this especially, be.
cause its constitution, as far as 1t can, sup
ports and perpetuates slavery
The district committee will, without
delay, procure the name Of every citizen
TO this remonslrance, who is willing 10
sign it, in their respective school districts
aud then forward ii to the town commit
Tee.
! That if the town committees find any
failure on The part OF the district commits
tees they should attend to the duty and
procure the signatures themselves or
cause it 10 be done. When they have all
been circulated, the town committee
should collect and combine them iuto one
remonstrance under one head and forward
it 10 some trusty Representative in Con"
gress al The commencement of the session.
A. That they call meetings, if deemed
advisable in their respective towns, circu>
late information and assist when needed,
in getting signatures to the remonstrance
S. That they see that each minister of
the gospel in their town is requested to
preach a sermon against the further ex>
tension Of slavery by enlarging the field
and multip yng the victims of OPPRESSION
|, will be seen that it is not yet too late
to resist, and that successfully, the admis,
sion of Texas. Where is the man of any
party in Vermont or New. England, or
OF any free state who would not use ev-
cry exertion to prevent the admission of
Missouri as a Slave State if the question
could be presented ami the scenes of 1919
voted over again : Missouri was our
own territory. Texas is not. Who then
can be found a! the North so regardless of
her interests, as to breathe whisper in
favor Of The admission of the foreign ma,
ton of Texas with the curse of Slavery,
like canker worm, eating at her vi!als .
J. w. HALE.
r. V. MARSH.
N. T. SPRAaUE.
Brandon Nov. 10. 1916.
The Rutland Herald is requested 10
copy the foregoing.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13

Bank of Brandon and the Rutland senas
tors.
BY the Legislative reports for the last
week of the session, it will be seen that
the application from this 'owa for Bunk
has again proved unavaling and, though
Il stronger claim was probabl y never pre-
sented by any Of the existing institutions
of the state, we are still compelled to take
the attitude Of disappointed srppiants for
that, which of right and Of necessity
should have been ours with the asking.
According TO late private census,
Brandon now has population of $500
inhabitants, and a grand list of nearly
$500. Our business, consisting main
ly in the manufacture and production of
Iron, Marble and Manganese probably
requires larger capital, if ii is not more
extensive, than that of any other town in
western VI. To operate successfully in our
furnaces, it is necessary 10 sequester from
90 TO $4,000 dollars in real estate, which,
directly, or indirectly, contributes 10 their
numberless mouths and wants which,
like Argus eyes, are open on every side
and absorbing through every pore. The
product Of their work, when regularly
employed, is estimated at 1900 tons of pig
iron annually, and 500 tons of stoves and
other castings.
Marble is extensively quarried, Of most
excellent quality, and from inexhauslible
beds, forming very considerable item Of
business, which from its nature, requires
capital or accommodation. We learn
Ina! single contract, amounting to some
len thousand dollars, has lately been made
by one OF oHr townsmen with the Bank of
Montreal, fot furnishing the pillars etc.
for that edifce.
There are two Cloth and one Curry
comb manufactures, one OF the former
making on an average, about 20, 600 yds.
of cloths and fanues per annum. beside
the other work incident to such an estab.
lishmen', and the latter having at this
time, contract for 100000 combs OF high
cost and of very superior workmanship.
We have ten stores including an exlen-
sive Jewelry Shop, and sixteen merchants,
all of whom we trust, are doing a success.
fuI business.
Without euumeraling various other
works which are only less conspicuous,
because their products are absorbed by
home markel, it will be seen that a very
heavy capital must be employed in our
business, or our enterprising men must
have access to banking accommodations.
When il is remembered that our manga.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13

The mex. meeting Of the Brandon Lyce.
um will be held atlhe Seminary Chapel
this wednesday, Evening, Nov. IL, com.
mencing at 6 l-2 o'clock
Question for Discussion,
Was Cromwell, in his public life more
deserving of praise than censure2
G. K. WRIoHT, President.
G. w. THOMAS, Secretary.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13
J. w. HALE.
r. V. MARSH.
N. T. SPRAoUE.

Brandon Nov. 10. lS45.
The Rutland Herald is requested 10
copy the foregoing.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13
From the Cincinnati Daily Times, o

from The ClnciOnal Daily Times, OF
May 20th, l842.l
"WistGr's Batsam Of Wild Cherry
We should judge from Messrs Weagly
& Knepper's letter, published this day a.
mohg our advertisements, that this popu-
lar remedy for Coughs, Lung complaints,
and diseases of the breast generally, was
really valuable medicine, and worthy of
serious attenlion'from The public. We are
informed by the wholesale agents that
they are almost daily receiving similar let
tiers from all parts ofthe West.
We would advise our readers who are
Iaborine under an atfe;iion of the Lungs.
to make immediate trial ofthis truly ex.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13
Saddle or Harness Shop,

Valices, Carpet Bags, Open and Round
Sleigh Bells, Curry Combs, Whips and
Lashes, Rein and Breast Snaps, Fly
Nets, Ladies' Shoe Stirrnps, Boys CaP
fronts and Belts, etc, etc.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13
BRANDON LYCRUM.

Brandon, Nov. lib, l845.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13
BRIGHTON MARKET. NOV. 8.
[Reported for the Boston Daily AdverIiser.l

l''p'''e0 '0' '''' Dos'O" D"''' E''''''''''I
CAT market, $500 beef cattle. 1850 stores, 5000
sheep, 1925 Swine.
Prices-Beef cdttle-Exha 81 30. first quality
81 a $4 rs second quality, So IS a $500;
third So IS So IS.
Stores-Yearlings S. S7-two year old 81 a
$14-- three year old $l5 S24.
Sheep-Lots at 75c a 81 SO.
SDine-At wholesale, 8 a 4ic. Al retail from
81 to5
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13
FLOUR.

"IGGINS constantly keeps on hand
I'M the very best brands of FLOUR,
which he will sell by The pound, half bar.
rel, barrel or load at very small odvasca
from cost, Aug. Ia s
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13
Stray Calf.

STRAYED from the subscriber on
~ the first Tuesday of September last,
Heifer Calf OF red color bordering on
the brown. Whoever will return said
calf or give information at the store of
Messrs Conant, Trask 81 Co., or at the
Office of the Voice of Freedom, where
il may be found, shall be reasonably re-
warded
TORRANS COSGROVE.
Brandon, Nov, 4, Is45, 90
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-13
OYER SHOES.

u Case Gents and Ladies India Rubber
u Over Shoes,--a superior article for
sale by WARREN & BLISS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

Commercial and moncy mntters.


The Stock market was firm 10 day, and the fan
Ges generally improved Cantoa Under the speculative oe-
aiion went 10 60 Illinois. after the result OF Mf LeaT-
nj mission known sold 80. The Money market re-
mains rather stringent for considerable speculative
seen but there considerable dspoon 10 buy as mon
hssnppossd, Will be more plenty after the lst oil February
ana general stocks take place. The BANKS however
VIII undoubtedly adhere their restrictive policy unless inc
ia'es o E1ch1pge should fall below the Specie poin ef
10: quoted 9a l0. the large drawers sti askias
ne hirhe, The demand however, IS very imed ana
good Bank aud Government bills lBt corld De mao u ~
per ceE; Francs 2A as 22 The apprehension tsat
he payment OF Pennsylvania nteat would create ar.e
demand for exchange FOR the dividends due on the STOCK he
N Europe has assisted to sustain The market should 'e M
nos Cena Loan be arranged 20 be drawn lof hs woua
arnts much thar sufficient 10 nee' Tue eS
oenHDd for the pennsy ylyRuia dividends.
Mr. Leayilt anG Col Oakley returned IN the Canbfa Mf.
avn reports that he has been perfectly successful IN MS
MISSION tic foreign bondolders. and ha the dehcIeht
amount has been subscribed We understand. however mat
The subscription encountered with condition that The Legs
atie shall lay sufficient dividend oi three pet
n IN July 1876, the bic debt of the Stac other than
he Canal bonds.
The exports Of Cotton Goods from this port from
l to 2lst January were eel packages
. The death of Ooed White, ESQ., President o! the
valley Bank Of Virginia. announced IN the Winchester he
: publican.
The commercial nsws by The Cambria is coasid.
cred highly favorable Our staple Cotton, maintained
the advance brought by previous arrivals. American PtoS
Ions establishing themselves in tbs favor OF consumes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Pansrnsera Arrival.

In 1e Steamship Ca,eir,e far, I,r,rpool 10 Bslfa
CTPt r0, EngnhGIY, nnl w, Wn Cn5peoteI-a.
srncken, siess PERM and lalg. Ctth-nbe;Isn. A,is
PSiy; RaTyy ffinsSn nsS M1nnnt $ Asn. BroCks
'u't Emile Coll. Nicoiss Carter " EIabcrshaw
I-'ii,hesu Rutherford. c & kounuEe. Emile Boyc,
li'hin ~ spaullng, Gen l. Todd. y Babcock.-
R9E,1ye y ii tinay Daniel Oakley, Ssche + Sena,
@ u iynen Montgomery: kingsfort. u Lavi Charles
@ u w i4sber, Charles Paulson. Geo baker l. Rob
~: W,:tdn "oodl eogss B.. Z-simsla Geo DTsrs
P"ou. PipnoId. u Marsh, " Torrey Cirsua!f
h|sfeo3s. | Z; Pmp9n Dryden Dsunison: ,nn Ieiiery.
hri, r. lIlTk oiii Duremsr, Felix fTcfe, Tho Win.
ettcilon. veeds,. + iaurct !. Laurent Hofey Primer
ana ,erTnt Kennedy Shannon. Btucc, Mt Wymbs !; Lsu.
fon Halifax to Boston Mrs Trumbun and tro chdfen.
iN NeVt.s fi.'-sFs = II Dcayan g giurhes. " Pckman
Tw'rte5 iocset, G aHi;oa Vufd. ScaIrJ aad cul!y-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

III.
ceshr,,y which these Tes,h have obained ana me al
he knoyyn intrrsc superiority over the ssesl m a. mb. 70
that are made this country, have @ eo,bIe hun 10 sup.
NV 5e deand r them e1ten, he has S been
ccaiirmed tbs design By the unoI b Fo,Io1 and by
he high enconiups tai have been passed upon ,e NEE zee DS
e and hy OF The most eminent Physesns ana zen.
Ss o ihis ey wnp % nase esnce These ,ee end will
to- be- made By Dr KImba for As oIsn
fhay +, "a sS in the most elegant Dsas upon neasy
i fe and n1ap ed N the mouth III such wny q Gnl-
5ns,he highest utility with the creates, possible @ ss N I
iniad Sfares and are guaranteed IN az esI 70 .. IN
snd 10 answer ,he purposes hat aftcia sSn 81 Sa es %
bs arHnecmens are such will enable HIM to offer bee
teeth made the style above menuonea q, s sage @
be zen al his house No 81 Broadway near SPrns-stiel
af. lnisys
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS
GRANn TEMpERANCE CONCERT

ANn OR sTIoN Al TIE BROADWAY TABEKSAs =. IL.
rffHE ORPHEAN FAMILY, Sill give Grhad eta2. Z
snra Concert st ths Tabernacle, Tuesday Evenins.
jan % 1855 Rev C. BUgR. OF Phindepi;a will cels 6.
the Otb;0n- Al- J. Is. GoCGH, the celebrated
Lecturer, has sso bSen casused, and wl address tse aa'
dencs.
Tickets 80 cePtCan be obaIne a, the Sun cise Is,bnPe
othce-h itSil Firth s. HAs. UetSss and Rlcy Ar,c
Stores: nf ). r. Parsm No. HARRISON stree, 81 thc X
n esch Tent. and nj the door. Do-7s open nj SIX
The evening eEte.:a viii commence Z; HALL tASi
SEVEN o'elocS. = .
: REAT ATTRAtsTTON AT THE EriaEENACLEO On
HONIAT EVENING. Eth instant. .5r the beisst o,
the BOSTON QUARrEf-iE CLUB. They viii be sss's..
Ell hy the t,,lOtS Eeut'rmen:
Dir. John 3. COUGH. who wi. sdtsess ne meeting and
s1- new pe-e expressly 70. hiIi by member oi
the Club zrconnaned the chsris by The . Tte,ie Club
Also. Mr J. Il. GREEN the FSStnsd Gambler, VIII snnv
Sonr or h!s s;arGg tYcSs is, yritts:i eS-
pcey ;o hun. enried !. 4. Glees ESpe-cnce. by nei-
Der oi me Club. ,,- >,
The SEAMAN'S TEIPERANCE SOCIETY Va val ,!?.l hsd
their meeting Tabernacle lOs The oeleh' OF e Cio,
na the same evcn!a On th occasion original peee GOT
Quariee! wi! fo the rs; te written expressly 10!
the Seaens Temperance Society, entitled IAe S!0rs 70
tie Rescue , -,
fiis Horror the Mayer. JAMES HARPER, viii preside
Exercises a. siock Tickets of sae IL 'ie
Crotor Hotel, Clinton Hall, and a. the door. a..
Tickets y )@j 1ts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Foreign Ports,

A, Manila Sept H. ship Lesant FOuke foF United States
about Oct |. -, -r.,,,a r., IA
lem, and I'd for Aracaiy. , p.a,,, IF IN,
Sid i'm Port Prince. 10th ut, brig KoShambear' oil pan
rnt for s. Marc, 81 Domingo. TO lCnd Tor Boston
Sfuam. lst inst bark Massassoit, Haskell 70! Boston,
days. ,. Ny,t
1iGr Irerpnol Ian 2 John K Skddr, from New oIk-
Sid Jan g. Monezuna, Lowber Nf"ik; roy io' no. VIZ
DIN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

ri Ew CARPET AND OIL CLOTH SToR EINo; : No 6 g.
~ East Broadway and II Dlsyis,on-st--W. II. GulON
(ofthe late fR. E. Purdy * Coz would respectfully IN
yite the attention of his trends and those qmes ha nave
the public generally 10 hs extensive Ware Rooms IN the spa
coas fronting No "a East Broadway and II DIVISION
street where may the mo.t extensive aortmen 9f
all the vaO,s styles of Capetng Oil Cloths, kGgs able
and Piano Covers, Window Shades. STAR Rods, &c tami-
lies in want Of Capcng any article 10 the line. may be U.s.
sured OF being enabled 10 make selections and
III prices lower than any other store IN The city.
B-An experienced uphoistefes will attend 10 the max
ing OF Carpets and laying Oil Cloth, at the shortest notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
PosT OFFICE, NEw-YoRk. jan I'd isl''

FOsT UFFICE, NEW-i UHA' '1'1' --1' -
no The Post Raster General having appIDSen 1.,,
the recommendation for establishment OF " ~
pSS IigEIiE and sanctioned the selection nnds oy the
Posi- Master Tor is location CHATHAM S0UaK corner &
., r p. ;re To the new Post Office Nassau street ana
m G Braneh "ice at Chatham SQun-e be made
IL THE two offices will he ready for occupation uo,ins
rnsnin- weok when the present Post OSice IN me
be vacated The Post Master congratulate MS ~
oon tho rn,npletlon Of well calcnleo u e
rnca the Convenience of all lsses of the commnel5
;S3 I0t JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, fost Mhs,e'-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Estabiishc,

ny Established 1795.-SOAP CaNpl-fe A-Np
TanCH D. w LEE Maauscgi[e. bS05 N03 ' lpe ape
&C hsiGs hnye articles which they viii sell al the
o~s market prcs warranted equal not suPGn0: 70 s
manufactured in the city delivered OF snp71 "'10
m m5sots Groce Country Dealers ena Fhnes %e9 ae e
csl on u.s. before purchasing ELSEWHERE T. w LEE.
rll2 2uis -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

and were generally advancing prices. Capital very
abnndant, and the discount WIS ~ or fr.,
cias, bills lten difficult employ money and
the circulation of the Bank o England had fallen oil
ESQ ocO IN ;,,cc week., whe the bullion had increased e9O
eo The following the position Of the Bank ut the fol-
lowing periods:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

~ philosopher defined by Adam Smith person
ho.e trade ~ do nothing aud 20 speculate every thing
boul be remembered however that the pecuRtonS OF the
tbeo frequently result in the establishment OF general
ia which subsequent discoveries verify. The tall
sn apple the theory OF gravntcn. and Inc convu
,c esd freq led 10 the discovery OF the NoiaIc
pIs and the phenomena OF Galvmsn. Theories when
i,JSed by careful observation and rigorous experiment of
~ ssyi:e in Tie advancement OF science they teach
ssy and arrange under general scGS, the Isolated that
emr pder our ob.elvaton ndenahe oseremauy the
olam. OF nature which would otherwise baie research
- The foundation Of NIL rational sceuce the un
form operation of phyc laws. and the production OF smi
Ssr,s ffom the agency of similar causes SandS Sarupar
having heon instrumental curing naumerabe of
,eroila aundce liver complaint rheumatism other forms
nj dsese IL would be absurd md unphosophca deny
sfcnry or 20 suppose that under similar Stances wi
fslI again 10 produce the same results
for farther particulars, evidence sGpe
or value and efficacy, pamphlets. which s obnIned
nf Inc proprleior and their agents gratis.
Prepared ani sold. wholesale and retail. ny a. Il. & D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. ID Fulton street, New
sd also ai 273 B:oadwGy II Elst roedwuy. and ny ruE
srts generally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-Thes sub;
y crber WISHES mike known TO the pnbhc that much o'
nules ure entirely different from the SODA BISCUIT and ST.
GAR CaAcKERs made lis Bakery which nave been used
more than twenty years, with the best results while the irli
tatlon which DC mnde for less price though pe.hGpI
good ior person in health wholly unit for the sick. he
above BscUIT and CRACKERS, also BETTER BISCUIT WISE
RIscuTT. BUTTER CgAczgRs, WATER CRACKERS. PILOT
and NAVY BREAD, al Of the rt guilty. constantly of
sn!e al the esnoyn establishment Ho Wnh.ngi street,
corner of Warren-s.seet EPERAisi TRE4t)fy ELL
IL i.tf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

TONES A. HALLS CH4FGEABLE S.7FETYLOCK
d Tins lock caa wl Of ~ ue changed so
a. I, make oas OF locks OUT OF one 81 tina. nsther The
maker nor any o;er person eny knowledge whatever Of
the lock.
has purchssed of be partner VIM. Hall. Of Booa Mas his
hr in the Patent R;gh, IN the above lock THIS lock now
JOyEs al his est7bhmeI; the city Of Newark, ~ jersey
Ard By this advertisement ne wond notify all persons 10
nfripge upon ms Puen Right 1gso subscriber has been
great expense manufacture and 10 se the above lock
much pfce according 70 the thnn can be bought
the United tnes- And he would further state that his nck
hes never been picked epened without the key that
H. will be By the many that
gone different times with reward ef $500 any person
who word fairy bot he's beea successful
and warranted G' nsiaaccs get OF ortef
while which has been great annoyance 70 many who
have Use. LOCKS OF different construction.
Ako hs Patent Pad Locks FOR Railroad purpose. P;iso1
Esprstes end Custom Hosey. which h1ye 6een gsneTay
adopted end give full sc seustecticl- IL. u JcS5S,,
III sn1swsc Psicn; Lock Maker, Newark. y. j..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

the STATE md lis people but m ample povpon or 'e inter-
e4l on our debt
.rhe sales Of Stocks al BOSTON Saturday were
rs follows: shares New England Worcester Co. l0i; do
Snnwmui Bank %; . do. Resing Railroad, l9s, SOLO ds
200 d. Eas, Boston Co.. l0.G % Dividends East Boston
Co..ii:.
Ai! ut auction the following si,aee Lawrence Nlnnu
Co. 22 ady; do. Su.loe iianul Go. II adv do. Boston
Cotton Mills Co 10 adv; do hlnss. Cotton a'il s eir
do fremont nlunui. Co 16ig lh's adv do. L,wc'
NaJuC Co u,iv. do York Afunuf Co. SUi, afv.: d"
Hamilton aunu Co. L.. udy.: d.. Mermack nunu Il"
355 udv.: 81 Eastern RuonG, adv - do tostcn nnd
Worcester Rriord. ISL adv: 90 do Western RTlrond s
Der sh do Portland SAGA and Portsmouth Rniood s9o
pr sh; 80 do On Colony iniroad: par ~ do Concord
Railroad 81 per sh-par 80; 50 do New England Norsted
Co par IL adv i3 do Sandwich Glass Co sIla i3ts
per sh: 10 du u = ns. 10. S3ls-pnI ~: do Nashua
Mnnut Co $3.50 per slpgr 5O0 do. Mtdtesex Manut Co
- adv: do Itqn and nIane Re''Ioad ndv The teh'
TO subscribe $50 shares u. s HOTEL s5 az per share
The amount Of deposits for Coinage at New.Or-
eans during the year 1874 s4e3,loi l3 Of which s3oc3
i76 was IN gold The amount coined was us follows:
,s 7oD is OOo 90 sCOj oCo hi el. e sn0 60
6i go hf. eagles lS33VJo w a avmS g us II ,oo IN
Total IN gold S3,OiO0oO GO ,,,-;,,. :, noe an 20
Total coinage s4.2s5Oo The total number of pieces was
3,iis.Go0 m
TIE Senate Of pennsylyani, have p4sFed bill
,pcndns for the present the payment OF the Domestic cer'-
icates ------
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
CARPETINGS, FLOOR OlL-CLOTHS, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

445 5Pearl-Street-tOpposit William.)
Tg,HE subscribers respectfully the attention of their
friends and the public their large and speGdld assor.
Inen OF English. Brussels 3Py. lmpen, 5uPerine and Fine
Ingram Carpeting-Amercnn and English otbs iron
10 "a fee, widel Rugs, Drugge Table ana Pinn" Coye-
with every other article connected with he Bnsnes-AH oi
which they are now offering extraordinary low prices
Dealers and persons about furnishing particularly lnvte!
To call aud examine Themselves before purchasing clesS here.
SMITH * LOUNSBERY, AS Pear: street,
l6 Owls. Opposite William.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETiNGs.

REUBEN SMITH. JR., 25 : BROADWAY,
(0pposte the City HAIL.
CALLS THE ATTENTION of those wishing 70 furnish
Owith the nte, ami best styles Of Goods 70 his large and
well ,eected stock OF Cnpeng Floor Oil Coth ugsers,
&c which composed q, the most elegant patterns pf Royn
Velvet Wilton Geneva Velvets Tapestry and Brussels Carpet
ings the styles and richest coos Jut received from
The best Euopecn Alnnuictoe Also, urge assortment
OF nreeply ngrnn Venetian CarPengy together with
ugce, RUGS Table and pi1Ho Covers. and every article
connected with the trade.
of every descr IptOn and width.
Pe,-os trnnC privuie residences steamboats, rnd hotels
are particularly invited call aud examine tor themselves
before making their purchases only such Goois are son
cha cha,e, g. ''S' r'.'~ - ji3 2wb.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

The RHuMATIc SuFYERERs.-,rhe i9,hnn Vegetable Elk
and Nereand Bone Lnlment sold at q Courtand seet
latm |; immediate relief strengthens the weak Imbs
cures all nu;nbEeS takes down all SeDgs, relieves all in
lrmmatlons. nnl eXtcnds contracted cords nnd muscles
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
ArTIYeH,

ship linens, Latham, IA ds I'm Norcans, cotton &c To L
ri: FS9gy Cot Baker d, I'm Georgetown SC. cotton to
l1s iu,e Swan, 4 ds FIN aansanu, Cuba mahogany
ris ii"y AeSc Pope lg 4, fm pe-t au Prince c.coa to
tadser & Peck; Lett brig: VIM Nelson. Robinson, disE
ol OF ana tor io''o idg; sci' Chnppls Moore for A
!iis alaeon, Hayden ds I'm savaannh cotton 10 De-
Bug Ru.si Lime I'D, from s. MARKS cotton to 1elcne &
ande! Len L Donnc Hall, Of Bo,ioa, ldr for NYosk;
tr Magnolia und New Castle, rcndy, both tor do Ian 3D.
at S5 80 Ion 10 spoke brig Niasuinan bound 10 Boston,
sct 'atayla Catk ds fto. Wilmington naval stores TO
;TaSs' SYgfs Aa'"fn Co. Sid in company with New York for
Rrs Carolina. Sherwood, days from Charleston,
schr iie; Vna Nichols, IL d, fn Ma,anzas, moasse. 10
Goodhue * Co. Vessels left before reported Jan 10, at 3D.
nn ~ spoke hp Athens, of Portsmouth,, d I'm NOrleans for
scIr Roe Dodge, ds I'm Baltimore. flour hn.on &
nt ifams Billings ds i'm Beaufort NC. naval stores to
sen: Superb Drake ds from Washington NC with naval
sci Martha II rgye, Forbes, I'm Washington, NC naval
schr Isaac Ee,e, HcTsey Virginia.
Schr Sgmi Abbey, Boyer, Virginia.
Sciir Andfonedp, Berry. Thom1slon. lime.
SchI Coral AndTews Thonaston. lime
Below.
Ship Ru1h from Manila. and Anier Oct %. with mdse TO
Also. bIirS unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Liberty. Apnlpchccla Jark Harmony. do brig Sci
Trinidad de Cuba schs Pntrot PR Oregon
N0rieens, ana Others. Wind NV.
Memoranda.
The vessels that detained the Lower Bay under
way on Saturday morning and went 10 sea.
Correspondence of The Trbyne.
New LoSDoX Jan. "a. lsi5.
arr ship Christopher Mitchell Kesne' fin Pacific, OF and for
AIT ssi aud sd 9th L steam Cutler Lyon, Hunter
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

CoysTocK's sSARsAPARILLA.-ThS celebrated article Tor
ptyng blood, continues s,tan the great popularity
has so long enIoyed 1t prepared the very best
and coasns all the virtues OF tins root highly cGncenaied
The poor afford IL II said nj the unhead Of low
prce so bottle 81 dozen Sold only at q
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