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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-24
PARR'S LIFE PILLS.

A CARD. THOMAS ROBERTS & co. D,ureists
and Medicine Vendors rfCrinc Court l.onuon Mar
ket Place, Manccs and III Fuon street, New York,
respectfully announce to the pubic that having succeeded
IN calling attention TO their invaluable medicine PARIS
l.ir Pills and It's ricaoy being fully tcs,cd, It's
success as purgnlivc established beg 10 lha,
medicine ever offered TO mankind has rapidly Obtained
such distinguished teehrly, and it questionable ifherc
IS any part If the civilized world where ext aordnlary
healing virtues nave not been exhibited.
The proprcors 'crtrire doub anxious to recon
mend e rms to vse whose loss Of health Ivy dyspepsia
or rheumatic affections require speedy end certain
vatnn
TIE opinions of its value by some of the BEST medical
men Of the day, is foundation that lis SUCCESS does
not depend upon any system of advctslngor mctercous
putting hut upoA is yuues amongst t.osc whose cx
cnsye medical acq0tmens and nigh charac,c Tor incg
ry, place them out OF the possibility Of aainr quackcry
Ihnma' Roberts ~ Co have the permission &C Dr Filler
Of Phiadrpaa iD stating his string etmomend iiun Of
the use Of these Pills IN deransed hilary mpains and
flying rheumatic symptoms.
BY such undouLcd test mony this the public are be.
ginning to understand and appreciate the superior efficacy
been hitherto sold Them in the shape OF Pills winch NAV
give rlel Tor : ou space Of tltne but always n the
expense of the system, ~ eneeblIna and rendering ii
more liable 10 receive again other complaints
The same high medical authority describing the vir-
tues OF this incidence says, As differs lany resuects
very essentially from The Pills that have HI hertz benu
brought before the public Is advisable make The pubc
acquainted with The general properties they possess
PARIS Life Pills, MS purgauvc, found to act very
gcnlly-ndeed when they do purge freely it Is owing
less To their purgaye Qualities than The very condition
Of the system they acting upon Tho vegetable ngedi
ens of which they are strictly comp sod VIII in all nstan
ces chemically composet the deeenOus that is gen.
Grated b. var and mpcdes the vital and orranle
operations of nature In the human frame Their action is
principally BY dccomposiion- nvieoraiing by the tnr
and quality Of the blood-sttengtncnng ali the organs
efecuay without any Of that stimulating cec so lniu
Gus in purgauves generally"
They are sid !ela BY most Of the respectable DRUGGISTS
in New York and by ouy Apo nted agents in every civ
midtown from Maine to LOUISIANA Canada, the BRUSH
provinces, Havana, the West India Islatds, and South
Americl. IN boxes 80 and % cents each.
TEST monias Of cures from persons whose diseases were
Of the most invceralc kind and ofong standing NAV be
seen at tne othce o: T. Roberts II Co, III FDlton ST n
York.
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USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
HEALTH rs A DISSIDERATIN

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. In no sess,n do.s
The blood aud sccctons of The human system unte,no
turn 10 nature he chrnges in The vegetable world arc fund
not cny suiklngy ana agous hui have strong lnAu-
ence on the health o diseased condition at he body From
tho decay OF autumn, and he morbid and death Ike STAR
Of winer. there springs life and beauty. The ,G;.c
ct ths decreased activity IN oil mamma ,tter as well
as IN our pin seal system, renders the some siDple
medicine, especially those of slender constitution
ebsolltr importance. This The ticcuaiv 10 as
sist nature renewing and hrnnu the nowir
vital osdns. Ofrheso functions, none have a mo- p n,,
mate Count ciion than the stomach and liver Tbr ,ros
ence OF food ia the stomach, ani the healthy c
'he digestive powers furnish The only u al stlnu,,p,
TO the LIVER. But Whenever he coainis Of the f., mar h
come weak and mo bid both the Qnautty and quairv Of
he sec elons are greatly modified; the natural sImnn,
Is dimniShed-lhe bile is imp oposlY srcreled and dis
ease OF The LIVER chronic aft cons one form, or an,b
ef ae almost sure To follow. In his crcal condition TO
give eaItty lone TO The stomach, and fec The blond
vi us impurities, thereby venting months and IL p,o
be years Of su ,cting, PARIS LEE PILLS nrn
perfectly gentle and tfrc ual medicine. lis celebrated
author was Tor more than codtury only close and
constant student If the medcnti proper les of plants
Out OF heir adaptation 20 the cure Of every class inter-
nal diseases Although III irlv life apparently a hone.
less Invalid the use Of this medicine restored and conn
ed him in health and vgor the extreme aye o. l52
years These rs arc exceedingly mild in their operation
ana may be gwen TO children well adullc with The
utmost security. To their superiority IN his rcspect over
most of the vegetable medicines 10 use thousands are
Constantly irsylng.
The pIuprelors have scduously avoided that system
pnhng so generally csoHcd TO- yet their pit have won
degree Of popular avr uncxamped in the history Of any
P"Pu"l nncuieiHe' IL Is nlW uhy Twelve months since
hey established their agency in tn United States and the
monthly sales are upwards ofttn Thousand boxes They
give these as SIMPLE facts, wishing tie medicine To resi-
AZ ne on It's intrinsic value No ship Conl 10 SEA should
be Without them. Families once having used them will
always have supply
SETH w. ToWLE, 1873 Washington ST. sole sgrn,
fJr New England.
AGENF-Montpcler, s. r. REDTIELD,
lcbury J. q. Simpson,
Chelsea cknson Noble
bennington. II. X Parsons
NrrgenEeS, john II. 3, wnian
STOW II. l. Camp,
East Botk -hre, Rubce & Dui,r
Burlington PECK IL Spear,
Bellows Fat $, No n Harris
Wooistock james Ross J..
Pomirct Ots Chanhell Lain
Norwich f. L. and T.. ". Old,
Str"hnfd, Royal Hatch,
Washington Is +. Dickinson
Barn Oryi Firnch, s6enply
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A correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot says,
that as the President and Cabinet returned to the
White House on the day of the procession, Mr..
Bancroft, who had delivered the eulogy, saw the
editor of the Union, and advancing with his hand
extended, exclaimed, with as much warmth of man
ner as he could muster, My dear Mr.. Richie, how
do you dog Bancroft replied the editor, in his
own sharp, animated style, 'you're humjug p
The remark had reference to the culogy which
Mr.. Richie had listened to-
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: ,IRopnson's Rerieo. The Editor like most new
converts, is not only ultra but rdbid. Hear nm
, talk in Art 4, last Review. What is to become OF
.he whJlc Protestant world2 Surely Mr. Is. is full
/. Of wrath and utters great swelling words Hear
hm: =.
"Are Unitarans and Episcopalans acting in
concerto or are we to infer that q common dread
of Catholicty is combining all the various Protest
ant sccts against the Catholic Church? This last
seems to is not improbable. The signs of the
times seem'to indicate that the several tribes OF
i. Gahs, Vandals, Huns, and other barbarians are
forhling league for new invasion Of Rome; Wei,
be 1t SO. "EIe that dweleh in heaven shall laugh
at them, and the Lord shall deride them" Inc
'Epscopalians may read their destiny in that oil the
old Donatists, whom, in many respects 'hey resein
BILE; and all the Protestant sects combined are not
so formidable to the Church as we're, at one PERIOD
the old Arians The Church 'trumphed over the
Arians she will triumph over the Proestons. A
union whose principle is hatred will not long sub
sist, but will soon break asunder. Professionalism
is doomed The Devil may be very active and
full of wrath, and utter great swelling words for
season. because that he knows his time is short
but Professionalism must go the way of all the
earth. The Lord will remember mercy, and will
not much longer afflict the nations, but will recall
them to the bosom of his Church."-Reuic,c, July.
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True Honor But let neither of us forget, Ed
mund that 1t is the duty of both by every means
that may possibly present themselves. to repair the
evil you have SO inadvertently occasoned This is
one of those fine obligations which bind the man of
honor. A claim upon you which no man could per-
haPs precisely assert, and certainly which no man
could enforce. 1t rests upon your conscience, and
sense of justice alone. Such is true honor, Ed.
mund."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-24

Pretty Good. A couple of removed Custom
House officers were standing on Poverty Corner
tho other day, talking of their forlorn condition.
One of them was very vehement and bois,erous
while the other seemed 10 take it easy. At last the
latter said, expostulatingly-" What's the use of
gong on so, my friend? Why not die decent
y| "Die decently !" exclaimed the other, how
Is 1t possible for man to die decenty under such
miserable die-nasty."-M Y. Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-24

Three men were in company Strange, Wright,
a ana Moore. Says Wright-d there is one rogue
S s,nOngst US, and that is Strange" "No, saws
athat IL I W.ls IS one Moore" "Ay" says Moore,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-24

A.oerat donation Hon. John Leland of Am
h E mas gwen $1,000 to the American Board of
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.
\. Ii. DOWNS VEGE TABLE BAL
SAMIC ELINIIs.

THE most vaiuai lc medicine now known for curing
l. Coughs Gods, Consumption, Whoop,ng Cough,
Asthma Bronchitis, Croup lntucuza and all diseases Of
The Lungs and where known has ob'uned des, rv-
cd p puar reputation, by promoting cxf ecloraton by
which the constant imitation Of the lungs 10 me
diaely stopped giving To ma ure united with abe Basam
lie properties of The medicine an oppo-uulii 10 effect
Eng and aud n. York, aud the skrptca hive only
u bottle to prove the truth OF the statement.
Pamphlets containing shrrI history of the diseases,
aoe certificates Oi cases with full directions,
COMPANY each bottle, can be had of The agents Iralls
AGENTS can be supplied by apphcauonto CURTIS
aud SMITH, ST. Adams, Vermont
iC3sS"ld in this village by CLARK g. COLLINS
aud RkDFlELD; also by A, T. BANCROFT,
& HuTCHlNS Waterbury. 10
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

Hls cerhes that have this day renquished to my SON.
George w. NJ EisEine, the remaining time of his minority,
und he Is hereby discharged from all liabilities mo as MINOR
and may have full liberty und business for him.
self as shall not hereafter euim his earnings nor be
sibe for debts contracted by him.
Roxbury, July II, ls45, -.
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PHOENIX HOTEL.
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEM
10 w EII VIZ.

LOW ELL. WI.
nNE of about l70 of first land lying main
~ road eudrg from Burlington Derby Line with about 100
acres under good cultivation, with good story mud half
ling House and two Barns thereon, wucred
two pumps of the house and the harms of the
best quality continually unning and plenty of good
timber convenient to be the good new school
house within half mile und two miles from the house,
store and starch factory The main branch Msquo River
very pleasantly the whole very pleas
ant MS well as convenient situation m sand and one
of the barns was built for that purpose.
The other Farm lies milo from tho road
tanning 100 acres, with about 40 under good Improvement very
SMOOTH and little rolling the watored aud timber
ed and all suitable for agc moving with good House and
wood shed and barn way convenient tho farm
The property is owned by Robert Rogers of the New
York, and will o sold public auction 18th day of Sep
TENDER next, if not disposed of private previous to that
mo And he is under tho necessity Of selling the terms
can be made for half the purchase money For further
particulars inquire Of the subscriber, the Premises
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent for RoBERr RoGEns.
ioweli, July 20 lS1l 72tf
ed Of N,.ra,,a, IL II
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PRICE REDUCED.
LARGE BOTTLES 81 ,50-SMALL DO. 81 co..
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

ERoM 375 BOWERY, N. Y. for the Cure of COUGHS
NEwYoRK, March 6, ls45
Dear Docor;-T am connected with the Democratic Adj
vocate Wamshurgh, and am happy publicly the
information of every body the wonderful effects your Tny
or's Balsam of vcrwo 375 Bowery myself About Ave
since, oil acqunntance about me To
be all hope of cure from Fred Consumption which seemed
months almost incessant preventing from sleeping more
than hall an hour a time. had profuse night sweas vic.
lent pain do and chest expocorated largely,
y exhausted and reduced almost skeletons commenced
using this medicine and in three days felt of being
ed, was much relieved by III in my il acted like
perfect charm am entirely we'll, and have recommended
persons affected with CONSUMPTION by All steadily
Dr. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT, 375 Bowery.
and my word foI it, they will DO cured be
ed TO time at the office Of thu Democratic Advocate,
DIR, TAYLOR'S BA LSAM OF LIVER
WORT--ANoTHER CERTIFICATE
IloNEsDALE, Pa. April %, le45.
Dear DrThs is TO certify that have been afflicted for
number yours with disease of the lungs which had reduced
verge the grave All medical aid proved unava
Ing owing the weakness of constitution, which
had materially impaired felt that could not much longer battle
the disease this time recommended to try Dr. Tay
oTs Genuine Balsam of LivorwO from 35 Bowery. did
and by It's efficacy with safety have been almost
restored to health the nhTmites OF age would permit Al
those who afflicted with diseases of the lungs liver
would especially avail themselves of this Sovereign
Remedy. This certificate be relied and comes from
one of the Oldest inhabitants of this town. ,, - -
The above certificate have tho pleasure send YOU with
permission to publish. Yours, truly. j. * A: SNYDER.
l careful buy only 375 Bowey, as Is counterfeit
ed of LEEDS HAZARD wholesale druggists, III wa
sILAs BURBANK, JR, and S. X. COLLINS, Agents
for Montpelier.
e. PERRY, Caboti
r. 4 j. RICHARDSON, Wsits6eld.
CUsHMAN 4 FLINT, Warren.
W. y, BARNARD, Northheld. 9l6m'
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AM all the man il one intestine war"
The extensive sympathes which susis between these
every other part the living body tho foundation of
diseases of all kinds Irregular Appetite Languor Drowsiness
Wandering Pains, Headache, Lownoss OF Spirits, &C.
And these, their turn, birth Dyspepsia Papitaton
Of the Heart Shorness OF Breath Jaundce Piles Feve In
ammato iumors Coughs, and host of diseases which
bitter life and poison all of enjoyment.
The distinguished character of these Bers ia striking
their operation being less powerful according the
violence of the disease When used in appropriate quantity
slight arrangement of the stomach and Bowels
by cosycnes slight bilious difficulty and the like, where
needs assistance serious
they will scarcely be felt
On the contrary, in obstinate they frequently operate
powerfully causing three excavations daily until
the circulating fluid becomes purified This accomplished they
the system in connection with food each receiving
mutual assistance until tho constitution is restored
health and renewed vigor.
6- For Sale wholesale and RETAIL at the Ds Office, IL
Hanover Boston. Aud n Montpelier, by s. X. CLARK,
Burbank Jr Bancroft & Riker and +. r. WALTON & SONS
aud all the agents throughout the state. 81
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CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
CAN be had at all times by calling on CLARK and
" COLLINS.
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EVANS FAMOUS Pills.
EVANS well known CamomiIe Pills, also his Family
IL Aperirnt Pills, for sale by + p. WALTON AND
SONS, Montpelier VI, wholesale and retail
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STEPHEN RTCH,s EsTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court holden at the
Washington District S. Probate Office in Montpelier,
within and for said District the 18th day of July 1916
Present, the Hon. Aze Spaidins, Judge.
Instrument, purp"rting be the last viii and Testament
"A OF Paul Templeon, late OF Montpelier in said district de-
ceased presented to the Court here by Laura Tempeton the
oxecu,rx therein named for Pnlel is ordered by Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified appear at
session of said Court to be holden the Probate Office in
Montpelier the 2i day of August 1915 shew cause if
they may have against the Probate of said Wi for which
purpose it further ordered that copy of the of this
order he published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed Montpelier Aforesaid
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy of record,
81 Aite.t LYMAN DRICCS Rooi,,or
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STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held al Tras-
District of Orleans, S. bugh within aud for the Dis
trict aforesaid, on the 18th day ofJune A. D. 1916
Instrument purpons be the Last Win and Testament
"A of LOUIS TOLMAN, lite Of Greensboro, in said District
DECEASED presented to tho Court here for Probate by r.
noch Toman the Executor therein nancd Therefore il is
ordered by said Court, that public notice he given all po
sons concerned therein, appear before said
sion thereof to be held at Irnsbush the 23i day July
d. Si5 and the Probate WILL further
ordered that this order be published weeks
in tho Vermont Waterman, newspaper printed Montpelier
in this State the last of which shall be previous the
signed, aforesaid for hearing.
GIVEN under hand the Probate office, Irusbush this
llth day Of June, A. ID. 1915.
81 GEO. NYE IuIre.
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THE REAL Frenck silk and wool BALZoRINEs and
i BARAGES BALDWIN, SCOTT & co.'s
June TO- IL
The New York herald., 1845-04-13

NAw ORLEAxs, April There appeared to be better
feeling in the cotton market today aud the demand
Of more general character which resulted in sales to
the extent of fully 1000 bales at former prices Nearly
the whole was taken ON English account Liverpool
8; ordinary to good ordinary, bf 6 middling 81;
good middlirg 5i midding fair. 81; fair. ait; good
fair, 73as Exchange is shade fein.r We quo'e Lon.
don asa per cent premium; Paris ST. 5t3a}; New
York 6odays II 24 cent discounts checks per cent
The New York herald., 1845-04-13
AUCTION SALES.

HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE SALEs-E II. LUDLOW
II CO, will sell on
Wsdnesday April l6th lo O'clock at No 40 West Wash.
ngtoa place elegant rosewood Furniture tbY Ponsot mir
Thursday April h. o'clock at % Liberty street large
assortment OF Household Furniture Pictures &c by
Fidsy April ls,h at 10 O'clock at No IS Amty st House
MonSsT fAu5asIs Ap1 ss BY sassiSsrs o ocscl
Chei.s. near 9th avenue. fashionable Furniture Silver
Monday April Ust at lo o'clock at No. IS Whitehall st.
args ass f Of abinet Furniture. &c, made to order
r. by st. Jo9 pamp. BY catalogue; ,,..,
Ninth street, elegant Rosewood Mahogany Furniture Mir
Weanesdsy April 2sd at 10Y O'Clock No. IS Amity street.
wed,ssdy prl asd o O'Clock a. No 2s7 West al.t
THU, lnrr. eafieti, Mirrors Piaao Sc -,
gaay karaurs Mirrors rich Silk Curtains. Milton Car
M pets Num-, Piano, &c &c
Mond,v April ash io o'clock at No % Second st.. (coa-
rnuaGn OF BOND street) elegant Furniture by invoice,
hds F. ;ss;Ca w es gy:n b Fl House
nS,c1ben s Ss necessary M b ssnde e BY the
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION
a. No Isl Broadway fine collection Of Plants embracing
yrang' and Lemons, fruit and flower Cameas, Azaas
variety Of choic plants Also, Standard and other Roses
SpLENDID PLANTS AT AUCTT0N--A. LEVY will
f a on aesasy n,aT At ococs az isi bIoadway
ous in bloom, aza'. sorts jesamines hehfopes
vioissts' with numerous other varieties.
Also for the Garden, fine collection of stanard perpeul
varieties Of choice sorts and other
ornamental shrubs. ala 3t~m
The New York herald., 1845-04-13
Foreign Markets.

ANTIGUA March 20- Provisions, prime and mess pork
have rallied and in demand at SIS l6 for the fome
and lS for the latter. Pitch pine lumber 20 80 per Nj
and in demand cypre shingles So 90 81 SO; bulter
cheese, lard, hams, potatoes and bread OF oil kinds
main either very duh Of sale at our previous quotation
may be quoted nominal Flour-Sales have made
Of superfne at so aud 675 Meal 3. w. 440 % per
Dbl; do per pun l6 l6 roe 81 IS 81 per 100 lbs leaf
tobacco very dull at 7; manufactured do as The
above the cargo prices duties included, in tfsctivs
dollars. Exchange on London, w. !. Bank, $4se Dol
lurs at par
The New York herald., 1845-04-13
Domestic I.nportmtIons.

Nnw OR EASs-Barqu Gulsae-t Reported yesterday)-l0
hhds Roberts Wiliams-I cks old iron Williams
sgswn-i do bs,wsx Phee. D dse.s, bbls molss:.s
CO bales Hswland Aspnwall-lS9 do 100 bales bag.
eng atw Pope-4o4 lead pigs mds bbls molas
MonLE-B'ig Watunpka-!RePor,ed yesterday lls4 bale.
Center co-Co o lins Brcthe Aalthey Star-3
cases Dani Bra6y2 do Perkins Hopkins-5 d.
butt co-l fersse Breoks-3 Lock Carts2 nj Beam--
Chamber. lie ser = col Ha-3 II Tallman-3 M Hard
Ph.lss, Dodge " CO.'S to order
sAvANSAH-By q B Lamar-(R Rrported yesterdayl-sl bl
cotton smith. Ms &co3a2 do X liraves-3 do Spoord
Tilesion co-60 d. y Wood-24 do y A Wetnofe-E
9cks 49, bb!s sulliyaa do Rev Ballnd-l box St,x
bbs Gall yed-I hid q Colius-I do Brown-l
Nj Pntrick- ale / prl A 4 nulford.
The New York herald., 1845-04-13
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
DIR S. o. RICHARDSON'S
CnNEENTR ATEn


SHE RRY WINE BITTERS.
Of an extensive practice and thoroush ,nv..sation
0 the laws whsh govern human be denied
by those who have bcome cquanted with the
OF these BTrEFs that they prominence all Others
now in for the diseases which they profess
IL well known fact that diseases arise from le.
Of the Soma III aud Bowels in youthful
declining life.
The stomach Grand with every dish.
tomb of roast, and boilt d. and flesh, and fsh;
Where bile. and wind and phlegm, and acid jar,
And all the is one intestine war;"
The extensive sympahies which between these and
every other part q the living body the Foundation Of
vous aease: ol all KINGS Sui1r appste drowsl
these in :her give birth dyspepse papta!on Of the
heat shortness Of BREATH aundce piles evers phammatoy
humors, coughs and OF diseases, which embitter lie
and poison all sources Of enjoyment.
The Distinguished character Of these Btes is striking;
Of he disease When used appropriate quantity
Of slight derangcmen Of the stomach and bowels caused
by eosveness slight bilious difficulty and the like whers
nature needs
he will be scarcely felt On the contrary n obstinate
they fequeuy powerfully causing thr
eyacuaons daily until circulation uid becomes puri6
This shed they the in xion wi h.
food each receiving mutual until the constu-
ton Of health and ewed vigor
Sold et wholesale and retail by A. SANDS Agents,
nt3 1rnt
The New York herald., 1845-04-13
Married.

On Sunday, 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Chase, Mr.. MIL
TON NJ GILMAN to Miss AhfELiA RuNNELs all Of this city
90 Haliowsli (Maine) pspers will please insert the
above
At Philadelphia, on the morning OF the 9Th inst hy tho
Rev. Dr. Carter, AIR GEORGE G DUNwgLL, OF New York
The New York herald., 1845-04-13
LIVERPOOL CLAssiFrcArIon.
cotton Market.

Sales Of the week 900 bales Stock, so 900 bale
Freights, 6l6i for Liverpool, and dull; Havle, cent,
nd dnn