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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

SCHENCkS PULMONIC SYRUP-THE GIANT REMEDY
- for Consumption And Liver Complain-The almost unver.
sal prevse &C VI Liver Complaint in Il climate In, inied
States renders this medicine invaluable agent Few portions
Of our country Are exempt from s Of this
complaint which il often mistaken other diseases
which, by being enormously treated terminate fatally few
bottles Of scherck ulmonic Syrup Immediately de-
yope the dis a.e by acting the Affected
ing relief II 1t haens be either OF the diseases which
syrup is remedy upon the development the disea @
(which this medicine brings out rely drinks
meabes IL appears that neither Ne lungs the liver are
affected no injury can possibly arise from the OF tho
cine OF lives have been saved by the timely
this medicine in liver disc well consump.
without IL would have fallen premature victims spurious
method Of treatment or the fact abundant testimony
hands OF the inventor Consumption hch
lent an liver dseasts is entirely BY giant
cine The distress and that this horr mady in
eted the human family assuming form hos
tile to the existence of the vital principle well
to the body its yicmcan her pictured by
nation described by the But its
solely by prejudice and
aIahy Incredibly Of mankind The Pulmonic syrup
ccic In all Let faith pru
dice and dssae s dsamcd OF its
Of the London practitioners And who
must acknowledge the truth Of his obrv
who would not have faith fe Who would
prejudice to obtain in and
from sh u ut makes life burhen when death
immediate consequence OF dkeasel Prep red by J. H.
sclenck, No. ~ South Sixth street Philadelphia Sold whole
sale ana retail by Bush Cckcper 81 Barclay
York; RcddiDgS Co.. State street. Boston; s. e. Smith
Buildings baltimore; Wright Co. I6 Char street. New
Orleans Price 81 per BEETLE; Elk bottles for SIS
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VA lLSON'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING
Tuesday Nov 18th at o'clock at the stuyvesant Inst
tute Broadway Mr. Wilson will give for the
York. his entertainment Sir Walter scotts poem
Lady Of the Lake in which he sings the Solder
Ohio the CGonscs lie Is gone to tho M0antaius Nomans
Virgin, Ave. Maria; Ballad Alice Brand" Banches song
1he tolls pitched and the Lay Of the Imprisoned
man.. In Part IT,, M Wilson will sing Young Loohinvar
the humorous S song Of ha%e cam the gud.maa GEN.
and Get and bar the door, Tickets so the
l2A =
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DRlvATE DIsEAsES-DR h0RRI SON, 80 wELLKNOwN
10 the uitaens York Tor his this depart
invite oexaune his claims
ddece The with
S{s %,sTp toe bis London ap'0m"' In '' Once S'<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

MO CURE, NO CBhRck--DB. MURPHY on 6s GOLD
IN street IA pfdenaIy Consulted on all of private
Recent Of ponorl he In 70 four days
Conetitu onh debility and imrotecy successfully treated by
Dr. NJ uses IN sDy osto hLdauce from bus
otbee " Cold greet oIep tom "A. H. toi0P.A.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P.T BAaNUM. pro.

IL dMEhIUAN MUSEUH.-P. BAKNUN, PRC-
ID pretor; Hitchcock. Manager Splendid performances
gsr the smallest human being on earth tst eth walk
Brothers. superb Negro Singers Dan
w.. Pete Morris Miss Leslie Professor Asvherfed
tor Living Orsng outans Parry Family Infant vostriA
Teller nay be privately An extra oharge Of Is
Admission to the whole including Museum Performances Et
tic Fngcs &c. 70 cents children
old enough TO walk Alone Tx oonta Reserved front
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broadway THRATRE-E A. MARSHALL. PROPRIE
- tor-Hr Forre. AS Ohello. Tuesday evening" Nov H. will
lack. jun Casio Mr. Lester Rsderiso MI ssw; Brbauto
Mr. Fredericks Montana Mr. Reynolds Dasdensona, Miss
aaei; Fm. Mrs Abbott To conclude with tie FARGO Of
T6E DUMB BELLE-Vivar, Mr.. Letter Manvers. Mr.. Der
nard smirk Mr. f. Shaw; James Mr ballot; b,s, Miss
sltck Mary M Watts Dress Circle and Parquette rs
~nts Pam lily Circle and Upper Tiers rs CENTS Gallery i2
10
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wv ILsONs ENTERTAINMENTS ON TaE SONGS 0P

w ILSONS ENTERTAINMENTS ON TIE SONGS OF
" seotland-0n Wednesday. Nov. is, Mr. WILSON will
give entertainment he Sopgsof Scotland
Female Academy Joraemon when he will sing
ing popular and balsds-Weel may row. Wall
buy caller herng Ny boy, Tamme The Fores
Young Love wakes and weePs Get and bar the
bled The Land the Lea Aister MAliser; There
luck about the house The doors will
terminate about TO- Tickets cents Book
4 r.a
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RUkToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr-TUEsoAY
- eve, ing Nov Vs. will be performed the Comedy rag
bkEACh OF ,hRoMIsE-abenezer suaten Mr.. Burton Mr.
Mrs Vernon. After which the Farce of THE IRsa AGE
hEhT-Im Naierty - Brouehan Mr. Bnl6uoh. Mr.. Hamil
ton; Mr. McCa thy Mr. Jordan Julia Miss Chapman To con-
clude With the Farce of the MUMMY Captain Cantor Mr.
Craze; Mr. Mandr Mr. Hamiton Theophus Pole Mr. Raj
Toby Tramp Nr Arton Fanny Morgan Dress
Circle and Parqueh, % cent Family or Second Tier
oa Doors open tain to rise
MIToHELLs OILY 'kPIC TnEAIRE-BENEgiT OF MR.
TaE INvIsIBLE PRnNCEaDon Leunder. Mis- Mary Gannou
The 1nfanta Futond NE Gonoyer To be followed by
uoand Leaiherhead Mr. Neknson: Countess Rosedais
Miss Clarke After which LOLA MONTEs-Count Mu0enud
Mr.; Nekinsoni Kyhcshti, MT Conove slicsw1 Mr. Clark
Katherine Koper Miss Mary Cannon To conclude with IN
WIDOWS yfCTIM-Jersmat Clip nr Chanrau; Byron Tire:
o'olock-curtan rises ut oolo0t.
CAED-MITCBELLS OLYAPIC THEATRE-MR. GEO
"A Eoande Benefit. Tuesday. November iih:-Mr Holland
respectfully informs his friends AMI the public that his Benefit
will take place the above which occasion r.
ChanlIau ESQ proprietor Of the Theatre will appear
ard give his excellent limitations Of ayera popular performers
The entertainments will consist Of The Invisible Prince"
"Queensbury Fcte Leila hontes" and "The Widows vio-
TIM with variety Of other entertain ments Box book
OPEN
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1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, y to 10
dollars NO Cos ~ 20 S2 drcs and irock Coat Frcnch
cloth aud TRIMMINGS 81 TO Sl2 Pants
s. Yests 80 10 S3these all unrcdeemsd pcseA
eh from auction. hrgain IS Suit Stor corner Mas
snu aud Bcckmsn streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

IMPRESS NOIICE-CbANGR OF HOUR TO HALF-PAST
II Fcur o'clock wells Co.. Express respectfully
notify to the public that their Express will leave
office and after Tuesday the lith half four
PM WELLS & Co, 10 W all street
STATkN ISLAND FrRRY-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
- Islander VIII folows-Leave New York O. H. l.
3 and 5si o'clock Leave Quarantine Mt TO- H. and
o'clock.
NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LInE-THE NEW AND
superior steamship Cherokee Thomas Lyon comm ,nder.
will leave her fourth Wednesday 18th November
at o'clock Pm from Pier No N r. For freight passage
apply to SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL. lat Front St
NOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAvANA-oN THURSDAY,
J. November 6th-The spend steamship CKESCE TCITY,
Charles Stoddard will sail for New Orleans Ha
Thursday the 10th Of November clock p.
from Pier Ne.4 North River No
letter bags may be ound at the usual places Postage Havana
% cents af No letters will be forwarded unless pre-
paid No freight except specie received the day
Bills fadng gned BY the clerk board and to bo
for signature before IL o'clock NJ of sailing
sivervare and other valuabes will charged per
their value. For freight or Passage apply
HOWARD & SON, 73 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

A NNOUNCEMENT.-ZOOIOGIC HALL, NO. 81 BOW
IA eryThe public respectfully informed, that
establishment will be opened the public about tho
November with the largest and most complete collection of
living Beasts and Birds exhibited in New York. including
the entire collections of Van Amburgh Co. and Juoe Titus
Co. The interior Of the building has been entirely rebuilt
is being fitted and decorated in style Of magnihcence
far the old Geological institute in its pamest day
the propreors being determined to establish Academy Of Ma
ua history worthy Of the city and deserving of the patronage
OF an enlightened community Full particulars in future ad
vertisemente VAN AMBURGH Il co.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIs GREAT HIS
horoal Picture BY Dsarochs now exhibiting at the M
ona Academy OF Design of Broadway and Leonard
street. Open from ninc AM, until ten, Pm Admission. 5o
tckets 6Dc.
MI EXICO ILLUSTRATED, IN SERIES OF MOsTTRUTH-
WI fully mngnfcen and elaborate Moving Panoramic Views
executed under the immediate direction OF Mr.. F. Grain.
giving view of the various tattes aud picturesque repreen
taton OF the and romantic the line march
pursued by the American Army, under the of General
SCOTT from Vera Cruz the City Mexico exhibiting every
evening and on the Of wednesday and Saturday At
open at O'Clock. The pcture will moving at TX
Price of admission rs children half price Reserved sea
Liberal terms made with schools.
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MAGNIFICENT DIORAMA OF THE BOMBA RDNENr

100 NlGRTS-HAkINGTON'S MAGNIFICENT SACRED
lVO Dornmas Of the Creation and uge crowded
nightly with admiring and delighted audiences 100 nga
They Of the magnificent and splendid
way and Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

DARK THEArkE-rUEsDAY EVENING NOVEMBER A.
WI b Irodeced EDITH Dealings with the Arm Of Dom
lsrt; Mr. Tootr, Mr. aloo Major Bagstock. M B.
Mr. arker Mr.. c. W. Clarke Jack Bunsby Mr. j. ~ Scott
with the farce, entitled ASYTnINo FOR aNGE-Mr
Miss Honeyha Miss Mary TAYLOR. Dress Circle Is cents;
Family Circle 90 cents Upper Boxes cents Pit x
Gallery, IN eta Door opcn befsrey u Performance to
TX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

NaANPkAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
AUTOMATICALLY evening" Nov. H. will be performed
Bsyan Mt Scott Don Jose De Santarem, Mr Mcfarland;
King Charles Mr. kcardson Marquis dc santa Cruz Mr. Par
NEW YORK AS 1T Is-Mose Mr.. Chanfrau loo. Mr. Burks
Charles Meadows Mr. Richardson; Katy Miss Mestayer To
conclude with TIRE Drama Of GRANDFATHER W I'll "EHEAD-
Grandfather Whitehead Mr. Burke Bob Lincoln Mr. Richard
Edward MISS Chapman. Boxes rs Pit l2 cent
Doors open ut 6k perfoYmanoet to commences ATT.
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MRS. JEsvIss COLD oANDY-IT NEEDS NO AaaU

MRS. JERVIS5 COLD CANDY-IT NEEDS NO A9GU.
i mept to prove its ecacyt will positively cough
cole hoar throat Has your friend
tiled it for throat and lung compantf Has any Of your
relations used they have, ask them IL 1t lie good Judge
from their answers accordingly Now, besides all pns.
lively delicious to take being most pleasant bitter and
from any gnoran quack.lke deleterious admxturc. Sold
q bite street Agents;-Reddnes Co. Boston; Zcibr 10
Philadelphia Wm Taylor Bait druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

Cravats aud eyorJ variety shpg goods
butabe for The Re bought exceeding prices
John SCOTS Cheap Furnishing Store, No. T Fulton
door East % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

NJ ECaANlCs HALL. No. l7s Broadway between Grand
1v1 and Broome sreeta commenced Monday October
and will continue every night until further noto-Ssveu
week Of the opening The original and well CHRTSrYS
ME- NEGRO MELODIES, AND ORIGINATORs OF TIE
PkESENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
months wcre received with such distinguished patro
have the honor the ladies gontemea
ofNew York and vicinity that they will give their
popular Concerto introducing variety Of their original Songs
Chorusses Dances no. Admission oent Doors
oPon att Concert will commence at o'clock An Afternoon
The ma nasement and direoisn Of 3. 2. Chrsty. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

Ahc"AslchtIeu' GOiu PenS are warranted
70 wear i've years They n smooth and elastic and
knowedsod TO he the best Pens world
only BY Watson Co.. No. 10 Wall street. Gold pens 70
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INsTRunENTAL CoNoEsI

Gem.na Musical Society consisting Of twenty four
fioen, lanntr Introduction variations flutes
theme from Robert 10 Dsbe performed by
Zerrahn and Pffer Iurttenaw T. Greeting America
March Lpsehoy Part Ill Grand Symphonic in G minor
Die Besther Lanner; Eiesen Polka epschow; g. Grand
Msrch popouri hasack Conc TT o'clock Tickets
cven inu oft he - " - 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

I'VE AND EAR-DR. POWELL DEvoTEs HIS ATTEN.
II ton exclusively to diseases Of the E and Ear 2 Broad
entrance Ia Warren where be had his Treatise
Eye price 6Ocen also acting
enipg the eyes Artificial eyes just imported.
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BEWARE OF IMPosITIoN!-THE GREATER rae vALUl

CTnCTURES-lTs NATURE, SYMPTOMS coNsEouEy.
- teS the rmed.s and recipes mode Of detecting aud only
permanent cure NO on s'ng thu work,
troubled with itreurcs Fh edition 3l pp Price 81 Nav
te bad OF the aa or y Greeawich ee by pos, MALE fre
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Nj EDICATED vAPOR, SULPHUR, AND IODINE BATHS
IvA f Broadway No remedy DO active
TIE time safe and agreeable CAROLS Medicaed
Vspor and Sulphur Baths for Colds Diseases of
the Skin, &c. They have been with
success fer upwards OF twenty. three years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-14

ROwEkY THEATsE-FUESDAY EVENING. NOV. a.
~ will be reformed tho drama Of RORY o'MORE Rory
Ohsre MT B. Wliams Scrubs Mr. JORDAN Col Thunder Mr.
Rose Kathleen Miss Conway; Widow OMore ars J. Dunn
Aher which re New Orleans Sernaders win appear aud give
with the new drama called LIFE-Basl Milford. Mr. T. IL.
ual Mr. Milford Mr. Tlton; Augustus ruz7e Mr. winans
barbara Milford MIRA rton Betty Bright Mrs. Sutherland
MIRA Hell srs BreAdey Doors open a. 6x-prormsnoe 10
lery. l2Keenta
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4fl0rrirN.

In Haverhill, N, H., on the l2th inst, Jackson A.
Vail, ESQ., of this village, and Miss Sarah H, Angler.
In this village, ontho 18th inst, by Mr. Rev. Z. Web
stor, Mr., William Mallory of Charleston, and Miss
Mary A. Dolby of Montpelier.
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Domrsttt Gomlptn0.


MAINE.-Dr Richardson, of Hallowell has had
female patient, who, troubled during the past summer
with variety of disagreeable sensations internally,
about fortnight since elected from her stomach
live snake seven inches in length and of the common
green species 1t lived two days in bottle of water
and then died. The patient thinks she remembers
having swallowed some object in a glass of spring
water, which she drank in the dark, in May or june
She has now recovered her usual health.
MASSACHUSETTS.-L was unable to elect
Mayor Aldermen on Monday the split tickets beat
ing in the aggregate the whole Wing vote. D. S,
Richardson, the Wing candidate for Mayor had 1880
votes of 2S47 cast and the Wing candidates for AL.
dermen were about in the same minority.
The Boston Post says the following capital hit was
perpeu2ted by member of the Ugly Club:
(Which is General Taylor's latest and favorite
march Give it mp? March the 4th',
1t is computed that 5000 people visiting Brigh-
ton at this season. This is beyond Saratoga Or New
poit-somewhat.
NEW YORK-In the new and elegant church Of
the Holy Trinity at Brooklyn, N. Y. regulation ex-
sts by which the doors closed at the commencement
of the services, ensures punctuay, and may be worth
initiating in other churches.
In New York court recently, during the trial of
sea captain for numerically Aoggng sailor, the
counsel for the prisoner insisted on the witness des-
crbing the scene. The sailor, happening to have a
rope in his hand examining it. in double quick time
laid it over the lawyers shoulders!
Milard Fillmore, the vice President elect, has a
daughter at the State Normal School Albany, who is
qualifying herself to be teacher of Common Schools
ILLINOIS-E Knapp is holding protractod
meeting at Rockford
INDIANA-A Mr.. Boutright of indianapolis, has
just married his ninth wife.
VIRGINIA.-.John b. Floyd, democrat is chosen
Cow having majority over all others, was declared
duly elected Fiffoon years ago Mr.. Floyd's fathel
filled the same station.
MISSOURI-A Missouri paper records the alb
duction of Mrs Mary Evira Spoon by Mr.. Henry
Bowl whcreupon another paper excaims-"The disl
ran away with the spoon"
ARKANSAS.-Go Gov, Drew has informed the Leg
slaure of Arkansas that he will resign his Office a
soon the Legislature adjourns. He is a candidate
for the U. S. Senate.
LOUISIANlA,-CaptA Allison is brother in law c
Gen. Taylor; Crittenden of Kentucky is son in Law
of Allison; Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, is son
law of Gen. Taylor; Major Bliss do, in expectancy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21
GREEN MOUNT AIN FREEMAN.

NelO Merico and SlaUay--The people of New
Mexico have had regularly constituted Convention,
and agreed to petition Congress for territorial gov
eminent without delay. In relation to Slavery they
say:
awe do not desire to have domestic slavery within
our borders and until the time shall arrive for our ad
mission into the Union, we desire to be protected by
Congress against its introduction among u.s."
MaStOdOa.-The Rutland Herald states, that the
excavators the Rutland and Burlington railroad,
have found, at Mt Holly, two horns each about seven
feet long, huge rib, and leg bone, all evidently once
belonging to the same animal,
The Cude--Indigencea and obscurty are the parents
of vigilance and ecOnomy-vigilanco and economy,
Of riches and honor-rches and honor, Of pride and
luxury-pride and luxury, of idleness and mpurity-
idoness and impurity of indulgence and obscurity.
Mr.. Smith, dissenting minister in Lincolnshire,
has been arrested for stealing horse In his poss-
ession were found papers which showed his connection
with horse thieves.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21

groaned ever since the destruction of Jerusalem by I'll
tus in the year of our Lord, 70.
And, what perhaps even more surprising STILL the
Sublime Porte has just issued a decree, placing the
Jews of Turkey under the special protection Of the
British Ambassador supposed to be friendly to them,
and has instructed the Consuls throughout the Turk
ish dominions to protect and encourage them
1t is known also that leading Jews are seriously con-
tempating the subject of rebuilding the Temple at
Jerusalem.
FRIDAY, Dec. Is.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
House The Speaker announced that the first busl-
ness in order was the private calender. The House
went into Committee of the WHOLE to consider private
bills, Mr. Cobb of Ga. in the chair The bill for the
relief Of the heirs Of Farren Harris was discussed,
and the House adjourned to Monday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21

O7sJohn White has been arrested for robbing Ed.
enezer Warren on the highway near Pittsfeld, Mass,
on Sunday. Obtaining only Is cents the scoundrel
shot the old man with pistol in the face and thigh
Mr.. Warren is Revolutionary pansioner, residing in
Williamstown, and the robber supposed he had just
received his pension.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Dec ii. At
market during the week, 500 beef cattle, $50 stores,
3l00sheep and lambs, 1000swine.
Prices: Beef Catte-Extra Sc so; first qnality
GAG 25; second quality 5a575 third qnality 4a4 So
Stores-We quote yearlings $9al2; two year olds
14aIe; three year olds 1926 three year old steers
45a62 10, according to quality
Swine-At wholesale, common ordinary lots,
DAB 1-2c; choice lot New York Hogs small size,
4a4 1-2c.-JOunaJ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21

The Connecticut and Vermont Telegraph Co.. have
completed their line of communication from Bridge
port, Conn., via Pitseld to Bennington Vt, and ope-
ratons commenced on Tuesday evening last
The two individuals, named West and Johnson,
who broke into and robbed the ewey store of Messrs
Russell & Clarke, Woodstock, two or thaee months
ago, have been sentenced to hard labor in the State
Prison. the former for ten, and the latter for eight
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21
Furniture +! Furniture

A large assortment on hand. All those wish
ing to purchase the above article, will do well to
improve the present opportunity. Our prices
are 70 per cent less than at any Furniture ware
house Ill the country. Please call and examine
our Sofas, Tables Bureaus, Chairs, Wash-sinks
and Stands, Light Stands and Bedsteads, &c.
ELLIS, WILDER, g. Co.
| Montpelier, Dec. 4, 1878
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ID tG0.

In DuXbury, Dec. II, MI. Henry II. Weld, aged
% years.
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Mathematician.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the late firm of Bay
lies q Bancroft for Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing or
Manufacturing said WORK done at the Factory recently
owned by II. N, Baylies, and under the uperntend-
ence of Mr.. A. w. Wilder between the end day of
June, 1845 and the 23d day of August 1s47) are no
tilted that the same must be paid previous to the 18th
day of January next the books and notes Of the firm
will be left with an attorney for collection without re-
serve.
The Books and notes of the firm will be kept at the
store Of Ellis Wilder Co, till January 49, where
c. W. Bancroft will attend to the settling of the same.
All persons having cloth due from the firm are request
ed to call and receive the same.
II. N. BAYLIES,
C. w. BANCROFT.
Also, on hand few hundred yards Of Cassimeres,
which will exchange for wool
c. w. BANCROFT.
Montpelier, Nov.2, 1s48. "A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21
ATLANTIC STEAMERS,

and all passenger for Worcester Springfield, Mass Hartford
New Hayen Conn., and New York, will find this the quickest
route.
Passengers for BOSTON will pass 900 miles by railroad
and will through from Montreal in 81 hours Burlington w. in
, Montpelier in H. and Mortified in 10 hours. Passengers by
the first train for NEW YORK, via Ayns Point will pass 27)
miles by railroad, aud will through from Montreal in AZ hours
Burlington 49, Montpelier in % and NorhGed in 81 running
hours, with ample time for
RETURNING, passengers may leave New York. at p for
Ayn point by any of the other lines that reach Boston before
the departure Of the at 2 tho next morning. which arrives
Mortified at p m where stages will be in readiness
vey them to Montpelier, rlngon St. Adams Moneal Platts
burgh Malone and other points Northern Vermont and New
York
NEW York by railroad, via Worcester Hartford and New Haven
JAMES MOORE Superindent.