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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28

REV. S. MARSH will lecture on Abolition on the
evening of the 28th of October, at Plainfeld, in the
Methodist Chapel; on the Goth, at Cabot . PIPER Branch
in the School House; on the 30th at Marshfsld Village
in the School House, on Nov. 3D. Peacham Corner in
the School House, Nov. Sd at Danville Green School
House, Nov. 18th, at St. Johnsbury Plain School house,
on the 5th of Nov. st, Johnsbury at the School-house
near the north Westinghouse, on Nov. 9Th at North
Danville School-house, on the 9th al Craltsbury Com
mon school-house, on the 10th at Albany where friends
appoint, on the 18th at Glover in the village school
house, on the 18th at Greensboro near Rev. Mr. Cha
pins, where friends appoint. The lectures will all be
given on the evenings of the days above named.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
THE III S.

o.. .c. c-
II NUFe JOF ny DcCUFcu'
EAR T1pHAM'S informal r nn,ndv Fnr tbn curn IF tbn
EnI A" " ~
~ fllPS, Inflammation OF the Liver, ana spleen; IN
ANIMATION. Soreness and liberation of the Stomach.
DauoI, K;d,ouso,d pio.lJon. I.nan.a.au al NJ.
Do"'l9, NIuHtys anu DlduueI' IullalllHaloy uuu hcI-
I Iua ,n, nneuna ef IN lmParll og5 o. cl bo o%o Me 9af e, ,., ana
: 0 0f'' ' ~
LADIES'
Tho Norotob1o DiIo Lloo4uorV Invented
hC 'CSOldolC lC LlCCtudl , by DR., A.
Upham, a distinguished Physician Of New York city, is the only
really successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing com
plant, the Piles, ever offered to the American public.
Mark this, it Is an ntarnol Ramndv not an cXter-
nal application, and 1lltOAAloi ANClhCuJ , will cure any
case of Piles, either bleeding or Blind, internal or External, and
probably the only thing that will. There is no mistake about it
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
NEW STEAM BAKERY.

T. CROSS & Co.
WOULD inform their friends and the public generally that they
- are now manufacturing
Common HoI anil Sal. Grahar and York
CRACKERS.
by N sThfi spP Fo%R al''l' Of Soda Biscuit, &c.
and will sell the same as cheap ms the times will admit.
6Those wishing to buy will not forget to inquire for
Cross & Co.'S Crackers.
Those who may wish to favor us with a call viii find us a
L%angdon's Place, rear Of ;. Burbank's store
A choice article Of Family Flour,
constantly on hand, as cheap as can be bought elsewhere
NJ b. Fairbanks Screus, for raising Buildings, Il
let al The STEAM BAKE HOUSE.
Aso-Gaham meal made from pure Genesce Wheat.
T. CROSS, & Co.
Montpelier, Oct. "A, 1917. 4I;3nos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
FAR TIER DETAILS FROM MEYIC
SANTA ANNA REPORTED SLAIN BY
ORDER OF ALVAREZ AND THE
MEXICAN CONGRESS!i!

Jhli-NlCAAAN CC4NOhiih)O''
New York, Oct. %, 1917.
The southern telegraph gives full reports of the late
battles.
The principal points arc that Santa Anna lost in
killed, wounded, and prisoners, about half Of his ar
my.
Among the prisoners were Generals Bravo and staff,
who were captured at Chapultiprc.
The American army, since their departure from the
city of Puebla, had captured Six thousand Prisoners,
and seventy pieces of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pieces
at Conteras, ten at CherubusCo, and thirty-three on the
18th, 18th and 18th of September, in the vicinity of
the capital.
Mr. Kenda!ls letters to the Picayune, dated 28th Of
September, mention Il rumor that Santa Anna had been
taken prisoner by Col. ChiIds.
[Our adyices represent that Col. Chllds had retired
from Puebla, and was well posted near by, expecting
reinforeements from Gen. Lane and Major Lally.
Another rumor is to the effect that Santa Anna
had been slam by order of General Alvarez and the
Congress o. Puebla
General Alvarez, according to accounts heretofore
received, was commanding at Puebia.
Senior Gamboa has proclaimed Santa Ann a traitor
to his country, inasmuch as he has, Intentionally allow
ed the Americans to defeat hin in every battle which
he has been engaged.
Senior Gamboa also accuses Santa Anna of having
destroyed the nationality Of Mexico, the honor of the
capital, and compromising all classes of the inhabit
ants.
P. S. LATGsT.-Subsequent advices confirm thu
foregoing, and give the following statement of the mum
Der Of killed and wounded, belonging to the New Eng
land Regiment as follows:
Killed s. wounded ~.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
Vermont Historical and Antiquarian
Society,

Henry Stevens, Barnet, President Isaac f., Red.
field, S. b. Colby, Vice Presidents Henry Stevens
Cabinet keeper and Librarian; Daniel Baldwin, Mont
pelier, Treasurer; d. P. Thompson, Montpelier, Rec
& Cor. Secretary L. P. Walton, S. II. Jenison, |. +
Redfeld, D. NJ. Camp, Jasper Curtis, Ariel %Iiuntoon
Councillors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
Chelsea, oct.C, 1917. N '' "0"'"
j. NJ, FLINT,
Il. w, TAYLOR, Committee,
X. :. HOWARD. )

The following names ofthe highest respectability are a few moh
that have added their valuable testimony Of the wonderful virtues
Of HrowL S Sarsapurlla and Tomato Bters.
John Wilcox of New Bedford, cured ola dreadful hnmor of three
years standing, after having used all other preparations in vain
purpose.
George Bliss, Esq Of New Bedford, has used it for gentra a debil
ty, loss of appetite, &c, by the use Of two bottles was entirely
cured.
Mrs. S, J. Smith of Charlestown was cured Of a dyspepsia by
using it two weeks.
Mrs; e. Williams has been cured of indigestion or dyspepsia, at
tended with a severe cough.
Benjamin Whitney of flynn, cured of indigestion and dyspep
STA by using two bottles.
In fact, the article needs no praise. 1t will always speak for it
self one trial is sufficient to satisfy any one of its superior merit
over all other purifiers or alternatives.
For sale by s p Redield and S X Collins, Montpelier, Vt, ant
by dealers in medicine generally. 43-44
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28

LIBERTY ALMANAcK FOR l848-compiled by Josh
ua Leavtt, and published by the American and For
eign Anti-slavery society-is now published and ready
for delivery. 1t is a most excellent Almanac, besides
being an efficient means of promoting the cause Of
Liberty, We shall have a supply Immediately.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
JUST RECEIVED AT RIKER'S
Fashionable Clothing
q D EE = q

4 Good Stock Of ready made Clothing, wA'cb
wiH be soH chcap tor cash.
GENTLEMEN wishing G'rp good lifting and fshton ,be Cur
u mcnt are requested to call at RIhERs, where they can dnl
a good stock Of
Broad Cloths, CaSSimeres and VeStingS,
Of the latest styles and patterns, which viii be made up at short
notice aud warranted To fit.
Drilled Eyed NEEDLES Of good quality.
Tdiior's Squares, Crayons, Tape Measures,
Shirt BoSomS, SaSpadcrS-chcaP for cash.
All Garments cut for others tomakeu up warranted to fit
Sept. 30, 1871. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY, Oct. 10.

At market, 1000 head of Beef Cattle, ii yokos work
ing oxen, 1850 stores, 46 COWS and calves, $500 sheep
and about $500 swine.
Beef Catae.-Extm s. 25; First quality, $G,75; Sc
cond do $3.50 to 5,75.
Store CaHe.-2 years old Heifors and Steers, $19 tc
10. Y~earlings, 81 80 to 10 90.
Horking Oren.-Sales made at $40, "A, 50, 1913.
Cors and CaUes. Sales noticed at SIG, Is, %, 2G
30 and SC.
Sheep and Lqm5s.-Sales of Old sheep &I,75 49,
1887. Lambs Sl,73 2,l2 2,25 and 300:
~Stoine.-Sales at wholesale, A 1-2c and ) l-2c to
Shoats; at retail, from IL and 6 l-2; Old fat Hog:
at 5 l-2 and 6 do. lean, sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
Musical Instruments.

+. D & q C. NYE, Manufactures of sERAPuENES, Piano
l. and Cylinder KEY MEBODEONS, OF various sizes and prices,
with Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogony Cases, at North
Montpelier, VI,
We invite the attention Of those wishing to purchase any Of the
above kinds uf Instruments, and ask their patronage also, should
the quality of tone, workmanship aud prices meet their approba
ton,
Orders for instruments from abroad puuctuaIy noticed. Re
rairs of all kinds of Musical instruments thoroughly done and
tuning To suit the best critic, or no pay.
East Montpelier, Oct. 1877.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
DrnthG.

In this village, on the 2lst inst, after a distressing
sickness Of eleven weeks, emma ELIZA, daughter Of
J, & NJ. A. POLAND, aged 2 years.
In Woodbury., on the Goth ult, Sonaca Drown, aged
48 years.
In Rutland, on the oath ult, very suddenly, Major
Oliver Allen, aged IS.
In Hartford, on the 13h inst, Miss Mary Camp,
aged %.
In Thetford, on the 18th inst, in the faith and hope
of the gospel, Mrs, Sarah Lord, relict of the late Rus
sci Lord, of Thetford, aged 20.
In Coventry, Sept. 10Th, Mr.. Martin M. Frost, aged
81.
In St. Adams, 18th inst, Hon. Asa Adds, in his 18th
year, formerly Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
Important Letter from NORTH { moJina.

We are about to present, through the columns of this paper, to
the general reader, sick and well, wherever they may be, a serses
ofweekly notices concerning that celebrated medicine, which has
made so many aud various cures in this and other countries during
the pastfve years Naughus Vegetable LthontriptIc Mixture is
the article to which we allude. We frankly say that we have been
astonished at the success of the article, |andfurther, that we believe
that it has great virtue, or it would not have established the fame
for itself which it certainly has. We are not one of those who
believe that human nature isso easily gplled as many are apt to i'm
agnr, and a worthless nOStrlm cannot sustain itself FIVE years-it
is ont If the question. Here is a short extract of len shown hy
the agent. 81 thought would test the article myself for weak
ness fthe kidneys before introducingit. AsingIe small bottle in
stantly relieved me. then offered t to my customers for all kinds
of cnmplatntS-resulye to test it severely. was astonished mt its
results in all cases, and must subscribe to the theory of universe!
remedy, &c. Dated Euclid, Ohio, July Is, 1916. l. l. Adams,
Druggist" Reader, 90 to the agent, get a pamphlet and learn
more. His location is seen under the advertisement of "Great A.
merican Remedy" 43
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
Y. e. g. ER. WOOD,

NOW offer for sale a FULL ASSORTMENT r. of STOVES
~ at wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices, ~ ' LII.
Comprising an extensive assortment Of Yankee Notion-with fv,
boiling places just what's needed for public houses and large dai
ries; l - and feet Alright heavy Stoves, suitable for Stores ant
Churches, Fancy Parlo,s, Wager1s Alright Cook, Bucks do, al
excellent article for saving fuel, Parlor Cook, Yankee NotionSSlor
Yankee and Premium Cook Stoves, and a great variety Of Al
Tight and Box Stoves from Troy and Albany.
Russia, English and CAM da Iron Stove Pipe.
Sheet Zinc, Pumps, Lead Pipe, nc. &c.
Tin, Sheet Iron and copper Ware made to Order,
We invite our former customers and others to call and examine
before purchasing. October IS, 1917. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28

The general total sums up thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

bill. who accompanied Col De Russy's expedition
and was left wounded, MORALLY ss was supposed
at the Calsbozo, where the expedition was ambus-
caded by the enemy, Is still living. The express
from him arrived At Tsmpco, stating that ne was
doing well and requesting that bis clothing be sent
to him Il wasexpected that Mexican lieutenant
Of artillery. a prisoner at Tsmpico, would be ex-
changed for him.
II had been sscertained that Gen Garsy had
fourteen prisoners in his hands which bad been
taken from Col De Russy's party. which reduces
by that number the number first supposed to have
been killed in the expedition.
Gen Garay has, it is said. force Of not less than
three thousand men within ten miles Of Tampico.
He cuts off almost entirely the supplies from the
country for the Tampico market, and has etsectu'
ally stopped the trade with the interior.
On the 18th ult an expedition consisting the u.
5 schooner Petrol Lieut.. Comr Moore, with de
tachment of marines and an artillery epounder IN
addition to her armament, was towed up the Panoca
by the steamer Undine. The object OF this expedI-
ton was not publicly known, but ives supposed TO
be TO intimidate the Mexicans and prevent them
from cutting Off Gen. Tay or dispatches should he
be at San Luis Potosi and desire to sendhis commu-
nications by way Of Tampico. The Mexican dis
patches from the interior have all been stopped.
On the 9th it was discovered that some OF the
prvetes of the Louisiana regiment had been in the
habit of stealing cartridges and selling them 70 the
Mexicans. Over 60 pounds was found concealed
ia Mexican Clubhouse, with proportlonate GUAM.
tty of balls &c. Two men of companies d and II
were under arrest, and it was thought that more
were implicated. The cartridges had been sold at
l2l cents piece.
Since the erection OF sheds for the troops they
have been remarkably healthy. Whatever sick
ness existed among them was mainly in the de
taehment Of Pennsylyansns.
The U g. propeller Major Tompkins was 10 sail
soon for this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
From Nern Cruz.

Extract Of hnsr to The Editor Of the onion from an in
tuigenf o6or, rectfsed By this sreat1Ss SoHih7n
Mail dafsd " VFRA CEUz July -.
IS" will keep this letter open 10 the last hour 70 give
you what Intelligence msy be brought by the Briilsn
MESSENGER Nor peace appears ss far OF AZ eVer-the
states determining to have no compromise win te
United sthtes.
They alone are receiving the benefits OF the WARN
mmens expenditure Of money security for person ana
property wherever flag floats putting down tneiI
military dictaors and teaching them the principles oil
eovernmebt and al the industrial arts OF ie Ihey are
not such fools as we deemed them
But today tits said there has been kind OF pronun'
cismcnio Of all the foreigners 10 Mexico and those "a
vorabe peace stating that there shall be peao,; and
that the Americans must not enter the City, &c &c
VKRA CRUz. July 81
The English courier Ia just 10. and the information
derived from him and the letters Is 90 far scanty He
left the City of Mexico the 2eh and the amount OF
news Is summed UP In few words Cen Scott is sul
In Puebla with about l2 coo men Pierce near Perote
with about 800 people OF Mexico all In great excite
ment and fast lesvin the city expecting Scott there In
week but most anxious he should come in peaceably
ali kinds Of exsctions foreigners peace party last IN
creasng-so much So that something may be hoped Tor
Congress bad day and talked Of peace and ad
journed The Diario del Gobtern0 an Influential paper
/, urgent tina, Congress shall Immediately come 10 the
determination TO hear what propositions Mr. 1nst oeari
from the Government OF the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
Tennessee.

We made two serious errors in the haste Of
,,kine up the Tennessee Election Returns yes
,,,dsy-one in putting the majority for Mdmry
% into the wrong column that is giving it to the
,gt Brown and setting down the vote Of knor
b, Aaron two years since at 1854 instead Of 554.
Correcting these mistakes, leaves Neil ahead only
1851, and reduces bis gain to l6l6, or only l36
ser Aaron's majority in the whole State two
,ssrs ago. We trust this will do
wIscossIsSThe Liberty party have nomi-
,,sd Charles Durkee Of Southport for Congress.
We don't believe they can get away votes enough
ron Tweedy to elect Moses b. Strong.
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Aliscell

nIXON,s TEA sETr, &e.-Jssi RECEIVED from
Js1~fr-d a new supply Of Dixon Sous bntsnnis yea
,st. cr oors end uIns Fer sale wholesale and reis
sa'ei~ LtcTUs HART, lac soaransn ( Hart
Ty4sTOR FRAMgs-A kne ss.ostmsntcf Bhs.ni.,
Osa.be II eiIhsr pisin bottles Tor sale ats Bar
ale g LUcIUs H.HT. Ia. Boraman 4 Hart
xITATEK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vlsf pleners,
w ssso-tsd ssss Manufactured and for sale vnoessis
Sais Nv LUClts HART, late Boudnsa Bart
nH. JAMks n. PHELAN, Drnnsss 50 srosduAy.
lJrbrse doors beo- 3prngsL extracis tls and os'fs
t..th a ebsrees saf he circumstsncss % all
WAkTED-A coy - do lEnf work. Apply - sooss
b.,weer fhr hours Of 9 ssd IeA- N. egit ~
RTTfs S'rORE-A neatly hsted store IN eenirsi
IL San II he Ciiy of New York now doing gooa oas
ne, vi n Certainty q STEADY increase ~
~ 80 d,sDusd II IN eonseg-nce Ore propreLof
~ cave Nsw-York Cspi.l recured rum efpo % -
xdSrs.s n-ascas.r rr'hsne 0see All l 10
T17IS KOOPs HADE TIGnf tss f~o ss s.. ps.
i loot srd -nrsn ed Good @ies fAisHt nyoiSav.--
r.tse Csuc1. aies ov cd n roof vii feoass ~.
s-rt-v ixht fire prof. ard p>rmensn. " NNr y. -.
lfre fofs or .ls cozpo<iltcn desc foe -
n,r fssDt .rd svsrr-us-d. BY San ooop"isg - Wa
hrs.d -ss. n>sr Cil-nn - az - - -- -
= FARKRRss "a
SEQ ooRTEn HOUSE, -.
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<flA LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS n
$1,000 FOR FOREIGN PORTS. -


-Ietter. Bas. are open NJ The oece u Tbs New.
Yors Tribune for al Foreign rors, ARD al e'ieu nd
ssvspapers dsposled IL lhis o1es vii sl~sJsbe ;of.
-udsd b. Tho very earliest vesssls yhis department
anass he special sapsrsisios Of }. b. MOWER Fac
wolsnown for may ys.rs a. The sIpsn1Desa sea en-.
crnt supe Of ne forsign Letter Department 81
asSs Are now cS-a Tor he reception Of lesrs ani ne~r
gspss f he SS.1s H.s. A@s ss1a e%ss
Hssnburgh Rio De Jazeiro, valpsrais5 buenos Ayfes
orezoa. MEXICO, Psn.ms. ST. Thomas, Kingston, psm1
osses open rom tmlOP.M
~ Letters and Sew-pape ~ will b received a.
Dseks,.hp siIvIE d CIR ass T. Capt Reh, wtiea sslls
for Havre on the 2ith mat
Also. win BE- received Al he s.ns place, Letters snd
Newspspers for the p9cketshfp Llh capt tI1-
rise. wtach ssi,s for liverpool % tb- zis' insf
Also viii be received AZ The ssnse r..es Lsnsrs and
Newspsp-rs for The pscket-suip WEsI SsfEh, cepI
hOvey. which sGils for London on 'ns s''1 ms N"
o. NIercanfiis Library and kesdins hoem - -
Cialoa Hsll. corner beeknkn sna NAsssa -
voans. ssa =. Pss ~oss .s new p
ncstioos. cetks Initiation Tee hal ye>sY a.es =.
% q q ma. .ss ne s.s q ). Lrsy
% ss s ~ c. L EsERIrr: Pre-. Msr Lab A''''a-
" Arabian Corn Pissser.-rlis sssisis 70 VA,
,sd ,o b- 40 Sscinsl care f1r esrns o,aans ke "a
oce.soas 20 - '1s "F''''' - = -
HI $3.50, rss ~. y. .S.i " Albert L wISsHr ass
David ssnds AGO ~ East Bsosa ~ , - - ~,
Fustou-st xsS Broadw.y, sne 81 afass"~ ksesssss-s
HeAIsrEps SALOONS, -.
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e. I'D. WHEELER, =. =.
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Generai Notites.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
wLRRs e. w LIS,
iva SIN. I3I Nassau-st. N. Y.

~ Wafer-Curr Establishment, u kond-st ~
Y and syoss-i (Oystsf Bgy1 l. l. Dr. sHEx, ne earliest
Amscsn prscouer ard author on " aefCuTe, receives
patents a. sbov- Those q distances may, BY seoling
. Fee. be edyised for q ueStIreut 81 touo my&5
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Boarding.

DOARD-o~o,lemens aud shsr yivss sissis s.als-
unfurnshsd ,, applying q n NossA nessssa ssvssss
west of vasiess< tiff ~ wv
fsOUNr0Y B0AR6.-A No. r<ssess e, y.
- eomurodeted viii board 10 yls6Do1s county Pa
wh-I- thsrsis good sssean q wslU neR Ne ecH CT
bathing. sor pailsaiass ss - 'c,s eesfs ~ 49,
AGkNTLBMAN end We IS. -, $500 w
"a fnrrishs3 ffcot room wttA bosFt slse ~ slasIs
gentlemen BY early spplicssies q - cssnssssS g
door Of Broadway. e.S
HOARD II BHOA0WAY.-A NJ cngs go
dated Win parlors and bedrooms vh bessd eis1 9ruee
wsy besweeo Broome end spring - Loeoa>pa koe1o
and eccssei. Halh room In lhs hoaeA Qu W
ID modsts with pleasant airy single bodied rocoe 49,
fast and iea fail besrd, WITH . respsetsee -
c-snlness add comfort can be enjoyed wssn ~ eee
fost and shower hshs cv The FREE see OF NE
Apply TO Mrs. MEDHURsr, sci H0ssoe-sI ocs elcss
fsom erosswav wv Im-
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IAyIsioN AoUss. ...

would respectfully inform HE hiseSs sst ~ paenc
that be bssishen sks very psesoss hcesl. ~ reste
situated on Tremont-Row, hoeuae ~ go gseen1e
overlooking City Hall Having bees shoscsxhiy rsDoasee
made, whkh sdd much % Ne coascu e snvels.a heFe
being large and spacious pafou wtb WON ssscSed ~
b. und convenient for lamklss - veil - eeoeses.
h TIC sress and the 70 give he seufo u
fos The msnsg u ,bs bvass - kopse ~ ec ~
continuance Of mo nosrsi patronage - h.s esFssMsS
ceived. 80 sioNHs
Boston, June ~, ls{1. -. @e2S
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8itrafions, 81. Wents6.
WArrKp-i Assan . eFenl.ss ssy ssiuss 81
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70 sssss 10 ne eess.ea sss ess..sa brssehss q
~. ss,ss 49,, .ss - 80 1850 - sssnsss IN
ssss Of rs'ssoe> svss Address rssehsss, boa - Iesk
W ANrED-Ia sssssior.. = seu.s iass.ass.s -
opportunity ia De s1sssS A 9 soa,i.ss lie sssSiss. -
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w se:sssl sss,sss . ,si: 'ssy ssAie.S.s ssss
swered eoaseeasiy' os NE psss'e vm - called spoa
SY,O 0OTNL KEEPKRI-Hsfl Es EssSss 8 .
He'el esels'ly ioes'sd 90 Bsosdvsy, eth fsvqr~
:ss s,s :, , ssS sss .S ssssl .so sss
vote Als aasvsded sitsasa 10 The essinss Th- shlset
s..sess who can take pa essss esrss apos ssssd "A
.sswer aneer be nsms u he spsISsni 70 - = 30
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

~ New-york Water-rure Establishment.
Al rs and ~ FOnnesnsh-st near uson square 10 con-
Quoted by Drs PERSON and hEkkER, MS latter oi
whom spent year 0raefeob1rg, stndytng tee Water
Cure sysgsn. a. practic-d by Pnessnitz- anl2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

Hos Henry CLAY.-This geoteman leaves our
city this morning At past for Cape May where he
viii remain for short time to enjoy seabsthing Ho
will leave the residence OF his host Mr. Henry White.
aud proceed down Wslnutst tn the Exchange.
thence 10 the boat the fcot OF Dockst Dr. Mercer
Of New Orleans bis friend and fellow traveller proceeds
TO Ne~York and will resin Mr. Clay on the return OF
the latter from the Capo Phil Amer Aug 10.