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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

LARGE CAReo.--I'hc steamer Alexander
Hamilton, with the bargcs Thomas JeiIer.
son nnI James Madison in tow, arrived
yesterday from Galenn, with the following
Cargo, VIZ: ILL sacks barley, 1901 dn
wheat, binds bacon, l.l44 bbs -four, 10
do eggs, ] do butter, 70 bbls, 3S half bills,
rs kegs lard, ~ bbls pork, 81 do potatoes,
1,122 pigs lead, making in the aggregate
6;'O tons. The II. is beautiful steamer,
well managed, regular in her trips, and
well worthy public confidence. --S.. Louis
New Ira.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

An American Qi,kcr said 10 n gunner
during the revolutionary war: Friend, !
counsel no hloud-llcd. Lm il il he tbs desire
10 hit TINT iii'le ,nan ia the blue iscilct,
poi.l tic cagine ii.s.o iaci.es lower
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

A Western paper contains IN advertise.
mcnt ol f.rm Tor sale, and rs an induce
mrnt 10 purchase il fass-.rherc il moi
an Attorney within fifteen miles ol The
ueiel,oorllooj.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

uNwisE MEN.-rhc angry n,an--m!.o
sets his own house on fire, in order that be
NAV burn UP that Of his neigl,tor.
Tho cnsions-who cannot enjoy lite
because others de-.
The robber-wilo for tue cons liberation ol
u few dollars, gives the world right 10
hang lin.
The hipocondriac-whosc hishcs, happi.
ness consists in rendering himself misera-
bic.
The jealous 'nan---who poisons his own
banquet aud then cats Of it.
The Miscr-who siarscs himself 10 death
in order TINT his heirs may feast.
The slandcrer-who tells tales for the
sake Of giving his enemy an opportunity 10
prove him liar.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

Every fly ard every pebble and every
Hover nro tutors in the great school az az.
turc, to instruct the mind aud improve tho
heart. The four clements aso loos volumes.
in which all Tho works arc written.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

A mn being asked how cad no was rer
piled, Il nm ia heallh;" and how rich ~
was, said, IL an nol in dcLl."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25
WHOLE NUMBER 3l7.
SMOKING TO EXCESS.


Now, my dear Mr.. Smashpipcs. I'm s,,ro
You're running your health smoking, aud
@tnokins, as you do all tho ,imc. I never
Jaw anything like il in my li,cr
Bless me, my love! what's tho mattcr
nov loa talk as if you never saw sesar
boixrcr
NO, dom, mean that; but really think
you do carry i, ,ucxccss.'
.ENccssr
Yes
well, that's good nny howl
whats that you snyr
why, my smoking to excess
'Mcnn TO make fun of mc?'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Better not, old man,
'Rcallv. Mrs. s., you're getting nervous,
you don't mean ~ insinuato l pull too
much!
Indccd | do--you're getting TO 10
nothing but a pcrambulating old smoke.
house,
SWELL, MADAME!
And You'll certainly kill yourself, tho
way YOU'RE
'Now, my dear, don't go of Unto whine:
you're msiakon; bless your Jolly old heart,
don't think I'm unreasonable about it,
well, ! do, and every body else docs.
lbs nothing but smoke, smoke, smoke.
from morning till night, and night ill
morning, and il You don't call that excess.
don't know what is
N-n-w-m-y-d-c-a don't tako on
so. tell you don't smoke 10 excoss.'
'ADd-l-say-you-do so there.
'Why, ! only smoke twenty five or thirty
a day.
Twenty-Five or thirty"
That's all.'
My stars and ga--itars"
WELL
'And You don't call that smoking 10
cyccssr
mo-
well, Mr.. smashpipes, you'll tell mo
what you do consider smoking to excess =
Certainly, my love-
I'm listening
well, ! think man may be said 10
smoke too much whcn-'
well, what?'
why, when lac smokes two scgars at
nncc.
Mr.. $. put his thumb to his nosc, wig
elcd his fingers, and winkcd. Mrs. s. took
n pinch IL snuff aud went on with her
knitting III Buffalo Courier.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

II is singular fact, that Sir. Polk is the
first President since the days of Jefferson,
who has failed to find in the Con-
.tiiuiion some clause ias,iiying appropri
niipns for the improvements OF Harbors md
Rivers. Since 1906, the General Govern
ncnt has expended Sl7, l3a...23 upon
isonds, Harbors, and Rivers. Aud wha, il
singular, General Jackson sanctioned the
expenditure Of SlO,7Sa,ss2 If This sum
One Of two conclusions must 10 reached
from these iacts, either that MIR. Polk j.
wiser or more impadeni than his predcccs-
Aibany Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

'isenember,' said trading quaker to his
son, IN making thy way into tho world .
spoonful Of oil will 90 i.lslcr tl.an quart
u vinegar
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

CONSOLATION ~ AFrLIcTIoS.-rhc Boz
ton Bee has sipPcd the following drop Of
honey from so,no qunrtcr:
AN IriShrnan, day or two since, who
had hcen often and profi,ably employed %
as'eve'ierc, was intcntIy gazing nj steam
engine that was whizzing away Ut swift
rate, doing his work for him, aud lifting tho
cotton out Of tho hold Of ship, quicker
ihnn You can shy 'Jnck Robinson Pat
looked til his anger was pretty we'll up.
aud then shaking his hat q, the .tarnel crit.
ter he exclaimed:
Gong, coog, spct, spct--sinmc il and bo
bothered. yc oald child % Satan, that 70
nrc! You may do the work o. twcnty -fiyo
icllows--yc may take the broad out " an
honest Irishman's mouth-but, by tho pow.
ers, now. &c can't rote, ould blazer, mind
that, will ye.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-25

Oar attention hns been drawn 10 this
little piece by M ohigin. correspondent,
who considers il. and with reason. as worth
preservation. Il appeared some years 90
in magazinc-~c think the Pocket Mig.
azinc'--now Out Of print.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

drawal of any bid for the loan after such bid had been
offered and the amendment was adopted, Mr. Niles
of Connecticut moved an amendment requiring that
proposals should state the times at which the money
wanted should be paid into the treasury. Pending
this amendment the bill was laid aside, and several
other bills were considered when the Committee rose
and reported progress, and the Senate, on motion Of
Mr. Hannegan went into Executive session.
HoUsE.-Went into Committee-oa motion of Mr..
Rockwell of Connectlcut-Mr. Bowln of Missouri in
the chair, and took up the calendar Of private bills.
Mr.. Webster left Washington this morning for the
North.
1t is said that the Senate has been engaged to-day
in considering Che proprey of removing the injunc-
ton of secrecy from the proceedings in Elective SEES
sion upon the treaty, but there no results as yet
New York Sunday Evening
The SENATE was not in session yesterday. The
House took up the report Of these contested between
Messrs. Munloe and Jackson of New York. Mr..
Jackson is the sitting member. The report of the
committee in favor Of Mr. Munroo, and minority re
port against him, were both ordered to be printed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
STATE or VERMONT.



To that kind Being who gave us lite, and who h13
showed the pathway OF our existence with unnunber-
ed blessings, we are bound by obligations OF gratitude
tha commend themselves to our conscances and to
die reason TINT God hath given u.s. But we have oc-
cAson to lament that We have so dlen appropriated
the bomtes of Heaven without acknowledging the
bouuties Of the Giyer-so often received an cnioyel
the gooi, yet fAlled to be gollu to Him from whoa
it cane. Il becomes us, than to offer for the post, the
sacrifice Of broken and cont-i.e heart and to seek
Divine assistance for the future that we may live
more in accordance with those high and sacred obi
cations under which we are laid.
do therefore, hereby appoint FRIDAY, the
SEVENTH DAY or Arm NEXT, to be observed by the
people Of tbs State as day Of Public Humiliation
Fasting and PRAYER
Layjne aside all pursuits unsuitel to day designed
for such purpose let us meet in our usual places Of
nnblc vrsbb mi rovoranty how ourselves before
The Most Tigh-humbly confessng our countless
SINS and nnlorjnu their forgiveness hrourh the Say
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
N W MEDICINE.
PER(tA I1ILE PILLS

For Bilious ant iqGamaiory fecers, hdgestjon Head
Gcde, Dyspepsia, LdUr COMPETENT, Costicsness, Plies
Jaun1icc Cho''c, Pain, IN TIE Stomach and Side
Heartburn, Perverted .4ppctte, DiardoG, D!yscntery,
Impure Boot, an8 a9 arrangements Of The Bilious
System.
nor The named Diseases these Pills have general
apahlan and MS matter Of fact, they the bet article OF
tie KIND now b.tori III plblc.
Being peri cy SAT made Of materials that simple and
raj lny may b. TAX ut any tme. The proprietor
mend ham with the greatest confidence, believing them far spe
to the plIs neral mild promp safe and uni
ed. Persons may md drink usual and if necessary,
meda B aft ug thr. In small doses hey alternative
gently aXav bg in large doses actively catartic clean
sing tc Who'll aim mary canal from all putd, irritating md It
cal matt and producing healthy ecrus IF The stomach, liver
and la various organs Of IN body.
Most M beng composed less uf drastic cattartcs
upat too arsy. They rHt the stomach and bowels
ach degree that neral prGstalonof the system experienced
ac0mui,d with less ,aSnesS. These Pills being
posed wholly If di ru material, h simplicity and Cungniay
t. The item is SUCH and III r combination being udc0us and
exact tHel operate with perfect aud safety, gripping
to tn h0wt any other painful sensation They the
aim ntay email thoroughly and at one blow strip Of all morbid
and cXtranauIs matter.
TRY THEM, AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR YOURSELF
After taking doses you should be inclined kr
t,m, the box disable condition with Tho remainder
Pills. and the money will refunded the charge for tie
cancel d.
For sale in this village by Messrs Rcdod and Collins and
had ut all the important stores in every village
stat. 10, en-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

Cause qfthe Troubles in Yucatao. You will
ask, what has caused this cruel instruction?
answer, bad government They have OPP
pressed the Indian or laboring man, with taxes
&c, he was unaccustme to pay to the King of
Spain--he has been held in a sort Of bondage
from the manner OF hire and advance of wages
which are low, and believe, though Pm not
quite certain on the point; that when the father
died in debt to his employer, the son had to
work it out-this evil they inherit from the Span
ards. They now cry death to the whites and
all who have white blood in them-and say they
must and will have their territories blck again.
as in the time Of the Montezumas-[E Extract of
letter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

Peris Of the Sra.--Brtish ship Omega, from
Liverpool for New-York, louudered at sea on
the Eth of FEBRUARY. There were 800 passen-
gers, al Of whom we're saved; but the mate and
five Of the crew were lost in rescung the pas
sengers
The British brig Barbara, which had also near
Iy half of the Omegfs passengers on board, has
been lost on the coast Of newfoundland, with
one hundrcd ard fifteen Ices, among 'chom ,oos
tie caDtaiR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
DR.. MARSHALL'S STATEMENT

would state that in the year 1885, sold to Chas. Bowen
for vaanl consideration in money, all my right title aud
in and Marslals Snui made
the true for the last twelve years and The only lawful
the proprietor Of the genuine Mashas Aromatic, CQtqr
aud Headache nnit
And would further state, that Mr.. Gidl,y assertion that the
SnHH which he has been making imitation Of the genuine
Gle, and spreading the county, manufactured h
totally false. have mnde my Snu sold by him hi
agents. lave instructed him how to make it, Hi snuff
a spurious aud inferior article and ona To b. discount nanced
by tn public. (Sgned) Dr. JOHN MARSHALL"
Present, HouATIo SEYMOUR,
joins II. STEWART
Dated At lliddlebury, W. May 1t, lSl7."
may b. ced that Mr. Gddly his hOes that
Mr. seth W. Fowe Of Boston, and Mess5 A. b. and d. Sands Of
New York, his who sale agents. when The fact is that neither
Of these men have had bottle of his snuff in their Stores,
hays utterly ID to have anything do with it. Both
of these fins have sold my cud from the Of its
manufacture and still continue to SILL it,
Extract from advertisements L. L. butcher, Postmaster Of
ST, Adams, and extensive Druggist.
people having ban cheated with base imitation of the
genuine MHaPs SnlH think there is no value in Caluh Snu
Of kind Let them the true article and nry VIII see
wide difference beUare Of H. C. Grdlgy'S counterfeit See thai
that made Chn uWen aud then does not prove
good tn money be refunded The imitation article named
be had who think hest to use IT, at half price
J.. L. BUTCHER.
St. Adams Feb 1873.
The aboy Snuff manufactured SOLELY by the proprietor,
CHARLES HOWEN lat # Mddlchury, Of Montpelier, VI
sod Wlsa by proprietor aud also whaSae and retail by
s. X COLLINS, aud =. REDFlELD, Montpelier, and by Mer
t'''''y go -" s'''''''' CHARLES BOWEN.
Montpelier, 1913. Il; If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
BRIGHTON REARKEF.

Thursday, March %.
At market, 440 Beef Cattle, 30 yoke Working OK
en-, o Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and $50 Swine
Pnees.-Beef Catt-We notice a beautiful pair Of
CATTLE ia-ened by J. NJ Sherwood, of Auburn, Cayu-
ga county, New, sold for IS per cwt Prices, Extra
Beel -; list quality, $3.50 $6,75; ID quality, So,
Working OXen-S75 1876.
Cows and Clyes-$25, 30, 81, A.
Sheep-$2,50 3, $50, A, $50, 5; few extra 81.
SWne-At wholesale Ia 6 IA Journal
-- -
BOSTON MARKET-MoNDAY, March. 81.
FLOU R-- Michigan and Genesee, S6,37 $50.
GRAIN-Corn, 50 a SO.
Rye So a 60
Oats, AZ a 50.
PROVISIONS-Bee G,75 a 1000.
Pork, $50 400.
Butter, If a. 49,
Lard, 90 90.
Cheese, 5a8.
WOOL-Prime Saxony 43 a48
American full blood 80 a 40
do "a do 80 a IS
do 10 do 80 %
do IA & com do % a 30
Promiscuous qualities ii a 81 1-2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

MURDER OF MIssIoNAnIEs.-It is stated, in
recent letter from Alexandria, that information
had been received that seven missionaries (among
whom was Mgr CazoIani, bishop who passed
that city three or four months ago, had been
massacreed on the frontiers of Abyssnia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

VALUABLE TESTIMONY.
We Ike all times, give credit when credit due, and if at
the r4eYa tn distressed, duby eati-
ed W., therefore, the wing voluntary testimony
The n,niGca effects Of NsA Bsam of Wild Chory by the
editor of the Columbia South CatnRu who appears to have oh
tanned great lief by is ust.[ Ol Dominion, Portsmouth Va.
WlSTAB'S BALSNN or WILD CHERRY
We seldom patn dicns, having great respect for
tn. skill # tha ragl pJs0n but chance threw way
tn nb nam d m icino, immediately aft the Close Of the last
the legislature, when lungs almost dried up by
highly sphere Of Suye-wamtd Suje House.
Tn al4nm djty relieved Of haraSsng cough,
which threat u, al in serious degrt. We trl that
ind BIT I'd fifteen pounds If animal weigh!W hich
addition FELL, canned be rgottn.
Nom unless signed l. BUTTS ON the wrapper
Fur sa3 b. r. r di III aud - X. Collins, Muntp Her 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
1tlarrtaQe9.

In Randolph, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Clarke,
Mr.. BHfus Barnard of AIorotown and Miss Mahitible
Lmfeid Of r.
A generous SLICE of cake accompanied the above
notice, which we presume was good, though not bit
Of it did we Get for the reason thl our devil
bodys else d~-l,-thot it was good enough for him.
B'HOYs.
In Barnet, March 9, by Rev. Thomas Goodwin,
Mr.. Elijah D. Harvey of Danyille, and Miss Mary P.
Johnson Of Barnet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

40 Last week we had occasion publish something Of rather
70 startling chaacta regarding case of Gravel, which had
drd all remedies called and finally cured by tho Great
American Remedy which Of the best medicines for all com
nlus ever presented afflicted world Now we are again
il II unon 10 saw that Dr. samuel McClm, well known ply
stefan of umbu Ca NJ w. has used this article in Gravel and
ted perf ct cure he had resored 10 everything else with
m dceess our information, FOR like pin these matters
frm that SIX optical people cannot doubt obtained from Mr. s.
r. Phelps Albany ahghy respectable druggist and in Albany,
Dr Arelan is well known the d. Of the SCHOOL,
hound put all nosum YET has independence enough
acknowledge the curative power Of the far famed hontrp
tcD Dr. G. g. Vauqhn's American Remedy this article Is
found in our columns call upon Agent and get pamphlet
For sale by s. K Colliue, Montpelier 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

TIE INDIAN lN5URRECTI0N At YUCATAN. by
an arrival at New OrIe1ns from Havana, the
Crescent has received later and dlsaslerous in
telllgence from Yucatan, which IS translated
from the Havana papers. We copy from the
Crescent =
The indians have been committing further
and fouler atrocities. The ranch of Sacsulu
had been outraged by the robbery and murder
of iamlies-3l persons being killed; some were
thrown into the flames Of burning houses and
neither women or children were spared. One
of the victims was the Young Don Mlteo 4 ns,d9.
son of Don Feipa, whose mother was also woun-
ded
Chqnsenota, one of the towns of Yucatan, az
ter hqvng defended itself br1vely, was taken by
the lallans, and (llth uIt) was burned to ash.
es
In Teka the commlndlnt had decided to
adopt the guerilla system, as most likely to har-
ass the enemy and save this people. His mel
had succeeded in dslodging body Of so In
dians, who had been fortified at a place callec
Tixmeuac Two Of the latter we're killed Thel
companions, however, returned to the fight, bu
were again worsed, with loss of - killed
Another party, under the command of Dor
Laureano Perez, had fight with the Indians
at Chansaxsnctl killing 3 then going on tc
another rancho found the corpses of 30 Yuca-
tanese killed by the insurgents; these Perez bu-
red Twenty whites we're also assassinated DIT a
place called Kamecabchen
A messenger had been sent to Belize, the
British settlement at Honduras, to ask stop
page of the selling of powder and other mean;
of war to the Indians-which the authorities al
Belize consented to do
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
SVeehaY Receipts.

Sawyer, W Reeves, Nye, w M Randall D
Dodge, Reed, ir Fish, II N Prentss, D Esa-
brooks, A Wells D F Bltcheder Burke, E w Nor
ris, W B Norris, r Sanborn K Batchelder, A
Pope Kelsey, H Stanton, H Babbtt L Paguin A H
Weeks, II Weeks, P Sway, E B Lovejoy, 81 EACH;
S w Marshl A Fisher, 7 Smith, $3.50 each; c F
Walker $l,33; R S Graves, 81 go, S Flint w Sas
IS each; Heath, S2,63; J Penneo, 75c; H G
Morrill,, 0 Miles, 81 IS each; F w Kimball, $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
DIR. MARSHALL'S
CAT'Al&RtI SNUFF.

A VILE Imitation Of my DIR. MARSllALLS SNUFF, having
4 been got up by H. G. Gridy, Of Middrby, (lbou the be
ginning s5 amrd upon the public m genuine arti
BY misr in words aud by lgc ana SNOWY hand
hlls MS well rs by Of my bottles and labels.
publish following statement Of Dr. Marshall, t. the pub
.li..t1 In uluAa LaL1u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
DcotJG

In Wcathorsfoll, on the 8.h inst, Mrs. Hannah
Hemcl;, daughter Of jeremiah Bemiss Esq aged 20
years.
In Royalton 2lst ult, Polly, wife Of Mr.. Benqjah
Strong, aged 81 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
IMPORTANT To-
OWNERS OF HORSES

nILLOW'S CELEBRATED IIEANE CURE, which has been
~ used with such astonishing effect in France and England for
the last twenty years, is the first time made available 10
American citizens Heretofore the disease called leaves has been
regarded ucurabe mauy and Thousands have searched
their facts and taxed their inventive genius IN vain,
10 find for this affection The great dcsdean has u
last been attained DHows invaluable eavc cure universally
admitted pure specific in this Formidable ds,Se ma all
those who tested It's virtue, by fair trial. LAVISH endless en-
conium efficacy 1t is not only speedy cure fur the
eavps but win useful in the Chambers, and
in season will eypel Bots aud Worms 1t Wneut thorough
IN cure the Cough week. and viii generally eradicate
the eaves permanently in weeks, and produce fine glossy
anppaance hair and improve every the condition o
the Persons who valuable horses need not fear 10 I'D
minister them, is warranted be entirely ee from any
deerou ingredients and they should always keep
papers this powder hand in order that be administered
the first mpon of the disease appear which will be
Slight cough and difficulty breathing Unjust be quite obvous
every that by acdy driving horses through rain and
they will Colds which neglected. VIII terminate
the heaves.
GIVE the powderu trial, and II will recommend itself
CAurON-As there limitations and spurious articles
being nut np under "HcOve Cure "HaVe Powder
&C. be sure for Dw's eave Curt BE careful ana see
that you got I'm 90, ,,,, ~ 3.
- and "a Washington 81. Albany,
Also for sale BY A. Mcclure, ~ Stne st W. A. Wharton, 81
and $50 Broadway r. C. RUSSELL - State 81 George ussei ~
state 81 George Dexter 81 State rockingham hr"9uway
A. r VaudenhlrEh Broadway and tucson 81 ~ Hplng
serd cor vdins s. Pearl streets nnowsanl Neegar -
south Farl Charles Whitney, No North Lansing 81 opposi"
ht Tue a,s b b. III foIps Montpelier VI 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
WHITING Il KEIIOE.

Manufacturers and Dealers i'm every description
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Granite Building, 40 and p Ann Street, Boston.
los. J. Whiting, NJ. Kchoc, IT., {. w. Galloupe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
GILBERT 81 co.
NENAS ALLEN

81 School Street Offers wholesale and retail splendid vare
OF French aud American PAPER tlNNGINtS at very
prices Purchasers invited to examine this stock.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
WALyVORTFE n MASON.

l8 and % Deuoashjrc ST., Boston.
Dealers in Nroughton Steam and Gas Pipes, tubular steam
Boil RS, Steam and Hot Water Apparatus.
0rgaOrs of that most important Improvement in Steam Appara
tus for warming factories, by which small Wonghtiroh
pipes, in connection with improved valves and ar
Tangtmen, substituted for large cast
iron and copper pipes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

T.. ALLEN & Co.
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Wocns aud Ta1rs Trimmings
. Sewal Clock, Milk street.
EpHRAiM ALLEN. WILLIAM f. ALLEN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30


No. II Kilby Street, up StairS,) Boston.
Tmnocrs Of Fancy Goods French Ornamental China and
bohemian Glass Ware
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-16

4 SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
"a This great Remedy TO which the public atten-
ton particularly called has been extensively used
in the western and south western states asa speedy
safe and certain for ague and fever, dumb agCc
Chill or intermittent Fever.
Theunexampled and complete success attending lis
use; and well proven have become its wide spread
victories every form of ague in the west that the
febrtuge is now superseding every other offered
medal agent, and looked upon rs the only that
can be relied upon IN all stages OF the disease.
21TForsale by Hoadley, Phelps q Co. wholesale
agents New York, and by Brinkerhoif & Penton.
Chicago, Ill; Ewards * Francis, 81 Louis Mo, and
by Druggists generally throughout tbs United States,
For sale by WIN. VI WOOLSEY, agent Tor Ev-
unsville Ind.
Winnings Il Deusouchet. Mt. Vernon.
. Nc. Netleton, New Harmony.
W.. Whiting, Cynthisna jy l2-6m.