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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
WEST4Ls'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
co " s MP TIO "

AND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN FOR AsTH-
ma, of every stage Liver Complaints Bronchitis Influenza,
Coughs Colds, bleeding Of the Lungs, Shorncs Of Breath
PANS, weakness in the de breast and all other diseases
of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important disease over which this Balsan" cxcrts
very powerful influence is that of a diseased LIVER. In this
complaint has undoubtedly proved efcacous than any
remedy hitherto employed and in numerous instances when ma
without receiving the least benefit from The various remedies
when MERCURY has been rcsored to in vain the Of this
instances effected PERMANENT CURES after every other rem
edy had failed to produce this desired effect.
Besides Its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above men ned
we also find tia very eecua remedy in ASTHMA, complaint
in which has been extensively used with decided success
in of Years standing.
II only from regular physician been
well tesec in all the complaints for which recommended Ii
is not my intention, therefore, either to cloak in mystery, in
deceive the public by ovcrratng its virtues; the
ra shall simply cad avo to give brief statement of its
uness and ae myself that its surprising efficacy will enable
me to furnish such proofs fits virtues will satisfy the
ceduOus that Consumption may and "CAN BE CURED this
medicine be- resOrcd to in time
There is, perhaps, disease with which country affect
ed, which sweeps off annually victims that fell de-
trO of the Human consumption Day after day, year
after year, the inatae hurris the portals the cold
and silent tomb fresh added victims to its conquest No walk
its death dealing shafts. The old mdG and the young
all alike, food for this enemy of mankind. Tn
white haired patriarch whose lite Of Temperance has rendered his
system mpervious t. the attacks OF other Ills and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment 0ts calm evening" finds
consumption fastening its angs upon his vas and tearing him
from world bright minds which look compIaccnty
days well spent
Is there nOhp for the afflicted? No preventive of the dangers
which bese in changeabe fckle cnie We think
there may be- And if the allegations those who
titled to Veracy may b. believed there isa ntvc and
edy.
Wistar's Balsam (f Wild Cherry offered a suffering world
such 1t needs not the adv ntos add Of long string
lie excellence sufficient ent tito the confidence Ct the
public, and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
Dates from Vera Cruz to June LIST, have been re

Dates from Vera Cruz to June 1s have been receiv-
ed at Charleston, by the way of Havana.
The Mexican Congress met on the 9th ult Elk.
President Bustamente being appointed President ofthe
same 1t is generally believed he will be elected Pres
ident.
It's said that Paroles will march over to Matamo-
ras at the head of strong army-the largest portion
composed of the body of troops called the reserve
The time for his departure with this army already
fixed, but has not been made public. Gem Bravo will
occupy the Presidential Chair, ad interim.
The suspension of payment continues, and things
generally remain in the worst condition
RUMoRs OF PEACE Editorial Correspondence of
the N. Y Tribune. | have gratifying report that
there Is prospect of Peace with Mexico before the
end OF next month"; Intercession to that end on the
part of France and England is quite probable and
would pretty surely be offered but for the cavalier
buff given thereto in advance by Mr.. Polk in his mes
sage Mr.. Walker does not like the financial pros
pect of heavy deficit instead of surplus and Con
gess does not take kindly his proposals of levying
war taxes. If the country will only speak out mOntul-
y for peace, we shall have it within two months. Who
will not plead for peace?
CAMPAIGN AGAINST MEMCe.-A Washington letter
well says
Some idea may be formed of the extent of the con-
templated operations against Mexico, by estimates
which being made at the proper office for the
following means OF transpotaton:-206 wagons, 4O0C
mules, 6O00 horses, and 400 oxen. These facts speak
stronger than any comment we could make"
A Washington correspondent of the Post says:
81 have seen gentleman fresh from Texas. He
met muttudes descending the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, some regular volunteers, some as indepen-
dents Their language was, we are going to Mexico
but not to return. We mean to behave ourselves, and
if the Mexicans won't we'll make 'em.' From the feel
ing that pervades the West fear shall not have
speedy peace, even if the Mexcans desire it"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CON
VFNTTON

The Liberty Convention for the nomination of ,
Representative to Congress for the ID Congressiona
District, will be holden at Bethel on the I'd day of Ju
ly next at ii o'clock in the forenoon.
This is on the same day with the Windsor Co, Con
vention The business of both Conventions will be
finished early in the afternoon, after which, there vii
be addresses from distinguished advocates ofthe cause
of Freedom Hon. John P. Hale, of N. II. has beer
invited and Revs H. H. Garnet and Norris Day, ant
B. II. Fuller, and others, will also attend 1t is hopeC
that there will be general attendance of all friends
the slave in the district and vicinity.
Per order of District Committee.
~ The friends of Liberty in Bethel have made
arrangements to entertain gratuityusy large gather
ing
O. Notice is also given for the following lee
lures by Rev. H. II. GARNET, prior to the Conven
ton:
Barnard Centre, Sunday June %, P. NJ and eve.
Pomfret Town House, Mond 30, 5 o'clock,
Sharon Village, Tuesday, 30.
Beaver Meadows, Wednesday, July |, 5 o'clock.
Bethel Convention Thursday, 3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

GIN. ScoTT AND THE WAR DEPARTMENT-The
correspondence between Gen. Scott and Secretary
Marcy, has been published at length. An examina-
ton of this correspondence has served to deepen
conviction of the impoicy of making our military
cheftans candidates for high civil offices. General
Scott is afraid to leave Washington to assume the
command of the troops for the conquest of Mexico,
lest his enemies at the seat of government should
somehow inure him in his absence To be sure he
had not received any written orders to assume this
command, but the express verbal orders of the Presi
dent to that effect had been given The General moi
having prudence enough to conceal his suspicious and
fears writes to the secretary somewhat saucy letter
which the secretary lays before the President and
which induces him to recall his expressed desire tic
have General Scott take command of the army of in
vason and thus the matter now stands II General
Scott had acted simply as military man, with no eye
to future political preferment we do not believe thai
any misunderstanding would have occurred between
him and President Polk or his Cabinet but as it's we
fear the difficulty will prove irreconcable to the EN-
barassnent of the government and perhaps othe last
ing injury of General Scott.-IFaUeller.
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Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.

Bradford Dist-Est. T Clarke, Randolph; commrs
set LIST Tues Nov
Georgia DiSt-Est. ] G Webster Enosburgh ap
to sell, st. Adams, July Est. Hunter, Sheldon
pet exten. time, same time and place. Est. Topper
Bakersfield; guar. app. to sell, same time and place.
addison DiSt,-Est H. Wright, Shoreham; guar
ap to sell, at Whites office, July 2. Est A Pratt
Brdport; guar. ap to sell, same time and place.
Rutland Dist.-Est. Dayton, Middletown; ex. act
rendered. July 6. Est s. Ormsbee, Clarendon; ad
act. rendered, same time.
Fdrhaven Dist Est. s. Parsons, Hubbardton; hear
ing on will, Castleton, July |.
Ns,U Haven Dist-Est. Adams, Bristol; hearing
adj act. LIST Mond July. Est L Lull, Panton; ap. ex
time, Vergennes, Sd Mond. July,
Windsor Did.-Est l. Hubbard, Reading ap. to
sell at Winchester's Springfield, I'd Tues. july
Caledonia Dist-Est. F H Marsh, Cabot; guardian
ap to SELL Danville, July 8. Est. " Bean, Lyndon
commrs. sit July Is at widows.
PEACE.
The universal Peace Society of Vermont, ann. meet
inc at Danville 9th and 28th of June
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
Receipts Tor the Freeman

NOT PREVIOUSLY AcENowLEDGED.
L Raymond, A Field, S R Billings, Taylor M A
Knowlton, Miller, D B Giles, IF Bailey, Xii
burn t J Porter, J Mason, $l,50 each. Holmes
SLY B Higgins, C AspenwalI, J L Smith, L Gale
N H Arlington, 81 each. Leach, J Wait, 75c
L Hampstead BIC. H Lovely, 1887. ] J FELTON,
Soc. J Pike, Soc A Shattuck, II Morril, o Niles
R NJ Hubbard, $l,25. H Vernal, IS. Bailey, 50
Rev s Sias 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

REV. JOEL DAVIS, CERTIFTCATE


This certifes that the undersigned has, for number
of winters past, been greatly afflicted with hoarse-
ness and hard cough Ny friends, being fearful of the
consequences and being acquainted with Dr. Rogers
Compound >Yup Of LiUericot and Tar, persuaded me
to procure bottle. My difficulty returned about the
usual Time in the winteI resorted to this, to me, en-
tirely medicine, and before had taken one bottle
my lungs appeared as sound as for many years past
and was free from cough.-T have known its ben
ifical effects on number of others-and in my opin-
ion need only to be known to be in high demand.
JOEL DAVIS.
Croydon N. H.. May list, 1886
For Sale by BALDWIN, SCOTT g. Co. Montpelier.
244w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

There are over 5000 gold and silver mines in Mexi-
CO, producing annually over $4,000. The amount
coined at the Mexican mint since the conquest is
100000 The great mint is that of Real del
Monte, where the shaft runs 5000 yards deep. Not
one fifth part of the mines are worked.
The Ne,O School assembly andjourned to meet in
Cincinnati, Ohio, in May 1847, and the Old School
Assembly TO meet at Richmond, Va.
NF7The Presbyterian General Assembly, New
School, has recommended that the first Sabbath it
July be observed as day of fasting humiliation and
prayer on account Of the war.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
VERY IMPORTANT ARRIvAL-Peacs ,Oith

VERY IMPORTANT ARRlVAL-Peace loih the
CamqcIes, and runors Of the disturbances on The Ter
as borders cOntrGdlcted.
The steamer Rodoph, arrived here last evening
from Port Caddo, bringing as passengers Capt t. s..
Alexander, lady and Miss Alexander; two Companies
of the 9th Regiment of Infantry, and 95 rank and file
from Fort Townson; also Col. M. G. Lewis Commits
soner to treat with the Indians and Indian Chiefs
and four servants from the Camanche and other lndi
an tribes This is very important arrival as peace
with 10 Indian tribes bordering on Texas is guar
anted. The treaties with all these have been made
BY Col Lewis, in connection with Judge Butler, of s
G, and the delegations taken to Washington botf
for the purpose of having the treaties ratified and tt
acouan these "men of the wilds" with the extent OF
our country, and the number of its inhabitants; OF
which subjects they have presentvery obscure ideas
rThev REPRESENT at least $4,000 souls, all of whom will
be peaceful at least during the absence of their Chiefs
and we hope "for all tme."
The various tribes represented are the Camanches
lapan. Ton-ke-way, Waco, Wtchata, To-wack-a- ME
Anno-dorrol, Caddo, lon-i, Kicli, Delaware, Ponam
how, Bede and Bu-lux-ee.-M 0. Tropic, J'tne 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

In Johnson, 9th ult Sally, wife of WIN. Boyes
Esq, aged Sc.
In Windsor, HIM. L. Harrington, o. Also June
II, Capt. Asahel Smith, aged 50. On the 9Th inst.
Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Rufus Could jr. aged 49,
In Hortonsvie, Roswell B. Webb, M. D., aged 43.
In Clarendon, Mrs Saphrona Gould, aged n.
In Ferrlsburgh Mrs Abigail Roy aged So.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
wM va n%m M-Sxso

In Palmyra, N. Y. June 10, Major Charles G. East,
man, Editor Of the Vermont Patriot, of this village to
Mrs. Susan s. Ravens of P.
In Windsor, MIR George w Dudley, to Miss Mary
+ Wardner
In Hartford Mr. Nathan Simmons, to Miss Juliet
E Foster.
In lrasburgh, Mr. Joseph Warren, to Miss Mary NJ,
Harlow.
In Albany, james Vance, to Miss Athlinda Colt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
MEXICAN WAR, OREGON TREATY
SIGNED!
F. F. G. 9. B BIonLow, Secretaries.
Correspondence of the N. Y. Com. Advertiser
WAsuINGToN, Tuesday, June 16.

Correspondence of the N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June Is.
The Administration entertain the opinion that the
Mexican War will be terminated in 60 days. Upon
what facts this opinion is formed is not understood
Perhaps the Administration have assurances from the
British Government that they will influence Mexico
to accept or offer terms of peace The financial mes
sage of to-day evidently founded on the belief that
the war is about to close.
The Oregon treaty was signed yesterday by Mr.
Pakenham and Mr.: Buchanan Mr.. Pakenham, Mr.
Ponsonby and Mr.. BIdwell attended at the Secre-
tarys office at o'clock, with the treaty. and were
there till half past four.
messenger has been appointed by Mr.. Buchanan
to carry out copy of the treaty to Mr.. Mclane, as
soon as it is ratified. Another copy will be sent by
messenger to the British Government by Mr. Paken-
ham.
o. The N. Y. Express of last evening states that
the Sen te was in Executive Session at late hour af-
ter receiving the Treaty, and that would be ratified
by vote of full two thirds
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
ORANGE County Attend,

An adjourned meeting of the friends of the Liberty
in Orange county will be holden at West Tops
ham on SATURDAY, the Fourth of July next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. The attendance of Hon. JACOB
SCOTT, of Barre, has been secured and the Hon.
T. HUTCHINSON is also expected to be present.
Let there be general attendance.
BY order of Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
MD " AM MM %

In Stafford, Conn.,, on the 9Th inst, Caroline Eliza
beth Jones, formerly of this village, aged is years.
The hand of affection would cast one flower on the
grave OF this lovely and beloved young girl. She has
passed away-but the memory of her sweet and unob-
trusve virtues must long survive in many mourning
heart. Lovely in person, high-mlnded and self-sacrf
cling, she secured the esteem she won. Her sickness
was exceedingly distressing, but Faith lightened the
dark "vaey of the shadow of DEATH" and her end
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

Captain Clay. The Louisville Journal Of Satur-
day announces that Captain Cassius M. Clay has arri-
we'd in that city at the head of his company his way
to Texas The Cincinnati Herald says" Doubtless
Captain Clay will inform his readers of the True A.
merican of his intention to occupy new field of Ia
bor and explain to them how it is that after having
denounced the war; one week, as bloody war to ex
tend and perpetuate slavery the next week he enists
as a volunteer in it."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
BRIGHTON MARKET
MONDAY, June IS.
FOR THE TRAVELLED

At market 46O Cattle; % yokes Working Oxen !;
40 Cows and Calves $50 Sheep and Lambs, and about
1900 Swine. 800 Beef Cattle came over the Western
Railroad
Prices.-Bcer CaHle-}Sales of extra, $6,25 first
quality, 600 second quality, $50; third qualty,4,75-
500
Work;ng Oren-Sales at SIC, 70, 81, and LOG.
Corrs and Caues Sales made at eco, p, 49, 81,
IS, and 49,
Shcep-Sales in lots from $1,75, 212, and 2,50s
SWane-L4ots at wholesale, Old Hogs 5-Shoats at
wholesale for Sows and for Barrovs ut retail from
to and Small Pigs at Z 8and g.
N. B.-95 head Of very fine Cattle from the State
Of Ohio will be at market next Monday
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
" The parted spirit;
knoweth it not our sorrow?

Answereth it not its blessing to our tears ?"
In Johnson, June IS, Mr. William Hurlburd aged
II years.
In Tnpsham, Oct. H. 1e45. Sally F. wife of Alvah
Sawyer; also, at the same place, June 9th Ruth P,
both daughters of Edmund George Esq.
Printers in N. II. and Ohio are requested SC,
Drowned in Otter Creek near Middebury, on the
10th inst Edward Fl. Bowen an amiable and beloved
son of Mr. Charles Bowen, aged l5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
WOOL CARDING, CLOTH DRESSING ANL
MANUFA CTI[RING.

HE undersigned would their friends public gencr-
ally that they have fitted their Factory order and
have made large additions to their Machinery the present
We are now Weprdto do your work the best possible manner
and short notice All work done Factory
well doe and ote satisfaction Of customers pay
oal coors Qualities kept constantly hand exchange
wool lyou wish for good cashmere flannel and have
dispose of just Mng tnour Factory and exchange good
and warranted cloth We will give you of good cashmere
cloth for " ounces of good wool of the quality and charge
30 for anufncurng for Al ounces of WOOL yard
of ounce cloth We have operation making one
cn in Vermont Thankful past favors would be grateful
for the continuance of the same.
BAYLTES and BANCROFT.
Montpelier Village North 81 6m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

NoTIcE. The Stockbrdge Liberty Association will
meet at Stony Brook Meeting House, the 4th of july
the discussion of the general ject of slavery.
]. M. BENNETT, Chm of Com
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
Dr. AsOger's Compound syrup Of
LIVER WORT and TAR.

n SqIe ana CtTldln CNeJ 0F Consumption Of Ut lungs,
Splitting Of Blood Coughs, Colds, ASTHMA, Pam in
The Side Bronchitis Whooping Cough and all Pu!-
mOnafy Complaints.
IN the whole catalogue Of remedies m all pulmonary affections
there not universally known and whose virtues
been thoroughly tested TAR and cure for Coughs colds
and Cousmpons, understood be without an equal IIV-
ERWORT the other principal ingredient in this preparation is
also known to equally ecacous relieving the primary and
mldcr stages Of pulmonary affections In combining
other materials the utmost and skill have exercised
and confident the proprietor in the this
that ARRANIED to give immediate reein all complaints
above speclhed that ate trial twenty four hours the patient
not benefited he mny bottle and The money win be
funded Accompanying each bottle directions for using, and
Use of the medicine.
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent for Nw England
and New York and has supply hand wholesale and retail
Agents will be supplied on liberal terms GEO w. SCOTT.
For sale by BALDWIN, Scnrr & Co.. Collins and Red
held Montpelier Goss, Waterbury Jas Sawyer, MoreOwn
Cadcll Warren, Delano, South Hrwick Perry 90, Cab
OF WonhngOn, IT, Irasbugh aud Hanson, MorsvIie,
Camp, Stow 24:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEGrs AND mutations,

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND INVITATIONS,
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr. WISTAR'S
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY all the diseases for which is
recommended curing diseases after the skill Of the best
scans unavng, has effected argeand increasing demand
for This fact has caused several unpncped conceteIs and
mtaors palm off spurious mixtures similar and appear
ancc, for tho genuine Bosam. Some called yp of Wild
Cherry, "Balsnm Of spkenad "WiId Cherry Comtroy
Another "Wescr's Basam Wild Cherry misspcmg name
and forging certificates resemble those of the Balsam Dr.
Wsar's Baam of Wild Chery' il the only genuine The
merely initiate the of the original while they possess
its virtues.
Look well the marks of the genuine The genuine put upn
boc with the words "Dr Wistar iolsam of Wild Cherry
Plad" blown in the glass; each bottle bearing label the front
with the signature of H. WIsTAR, MD.
This will be enveloped hereafter with wrapper copy right
secured 1884, which will always appear the written signature
81. BUTTS"
None genuine unless sicned lILI,rS thc wrnnnnr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25
WINDSOR COUNTY CONVENTIONS

The Liberty Convention for the nomination of sena-
tors for Windsor County will be holden at Bethel on
the I'd day of July next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Per order of Co. Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

For the Green Mountain Freeman.
A Tribute to The Memory of Caroline Z, J
know It's well with thee, and yet
cast yearning glance around;
cannot still my hearts regret
Although thy wish'd for rest is found.
miss the hand which caspd my own,
The eye which wept when grief was mine;
The hours of sweet communion flown,
And grieve they can no more be mine.
Tears,-in the silent night when none
Save Gods omnscent eye may see,
Will roll unbidden DER my cheek
Fen whilst joy, that thou art free,
The shadows, DER thy young life cast,
Had bound thee closely to my heart
Thine acts of love-but they are passed.
Yet hold in memory part.
There is distant grassy mound,
Yet not within thy natal vale;
Beneath thy ruind frame shall rest
Till Christ ume thy features pale
Yea, till the resurrection morn,
When the still grave shall yield its dead,
I'LL then, in quietness repose,
And pillow there thy weary head. s. w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-25

The receipts of the National Fair have averaged, il
10 said, about 5000 day,
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H, ". LUCE,
DENNIS O,CONNER,s Estnte.

HE subscribers having appointed by the Homer bic Pro-
bitc Court for the District Of Washington Commissioners re-
ceive examine and adjust all claims aud demands Ct all per
district deceased represented nsolve and the six
from the LIST day Of June 1916 allowed Court the
ors Of said dccensad exhibit prove their respective claims
before usdo give notice that will attend the duties our
appointment at the House of Jonathan Shepard Montpelier in
said District the last Tuesdays of July November next at
O'Clock afternoon On each Of said days.
JOSEPH HOWES, ! Commits
June 4th, 1916. NV d
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\ COMPLETE assortment of English, Frenchand
1 ! American DRY COOS atELLIS, WILDER g. Co
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NEW PRINTS.
PAINTS AND nfLg.

INN Calls of stiles Midalesex OIL food lba msrs psl
AoOo Dry Lead, Just received by ELLIS, WTLDERaRd &c
June O.
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The universal Peace Society of Vermont, ann NEE
inc at Danvile 9th and 2Sth Of June.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-08-14

MORE OF MARTIN THE FOUNDING!
NM THE WESTERN CONTINENT
VI thls week contains seven more chapters of EU-
GENE SUES GREAT WORK, being the conelu-
sion 0f the first part.
The STRONG BOX, all interesting story of Do
mesuc Life.
The FATE OF CANDIANO,a Ventian Tale.
DICKENS TRAVELLING LETTERS, concluded
Iosether with Poetry, News. Miscellany, &c. SC,
p$- A afge portion of the Continent is devoted to
Martin The rounding, in order that the readers of
the paper may have this thrilIlnpy interesting No.
veil what bids fair to exceed in popularity any of the
authors preceding works-in advance Of any other
American edition.
lhe chapters contained in this number hiring the
story up to point of intense interest. This story, of
which the ContiDent gives not only the rst, bat the
best English translation, is alone worth the sub
scnptOn price OF the paper Single copies 81 cents.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
u 4, 5 and North street.